Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

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Juniors The class of '56 started off the year by selecting the following officers to lead us through the coming year: President - Janet Schroek Vice President - Tom Gerig Secretary - Wanda Boreman Treasurer - - Doris Zook Sgts. at Arms Beverly Edwards Richard King Student Council Ellen Weygandt Ward Mumaw Social Chairmen - Fonda Pfouts Charles Fetter FIRST ROW: J. Graber, J. Moser, R. King, C. Fetter, F. Pfouts, J. Sehrock, D. Zook, W. Boreman, E. Wey- gandt, B. Edwards, W. Mumaw, T. Gerig. SECOND ROW: Mr. Berkey, Mrs. Ramseyer, C. Arnes, V. Morrison, A. Goodman, S. Gwin, E. Hartsough, G. Smucker, E. Zimmerly, R. Eberly, P. Swisher, J. Lytle, C. Miller, L. Blosser. THIRD ROW: E. Batdorf, H. Ault, H. Hartsough, L. Hostetler, M. Mumaw, S. Speelman, G. Thut, E. Wertz, J. Shisler, P. Dilyard. FOURTH ROW: S. Baab, J. Calderhead, E. Wirth, J. Rohrer, C. Berry, M. Lower, J. Zeigler, E. Swier, R. Besancon. FIFTH ROW: G. Miller, J. Eikleberry, L. Troyer, D. Smucker, M. Field, C. Troyer, D. Nolt, C. Butzer, W. Lance. SIXTH ROW: D. Woods, D. Weinman, R. Nickle, H. Cooper, B. Wirth, G. Douglas. At our first meeting we made a clean sweep of current business and selected our ring and play committees. After much argument and discussion we decided to buy our rings, which are simply designed in comparison with others, from the Balfour Company. The committee selected t'Those Websters as our play. Ably directed by Mrs. Ramseyer and after rnuch hard Work, we succeeded in producing a very successful play even though March 25, the day it was given, turned out to be very snowy, Soon after this We began preparing for Myrus, which came out very successfully. The Junior- Senior Banquet was given May 7 and was greatly enjoyed by all. After some hard work, a few flag-fights, and lots of fun the year ended happily for all. 26

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Gene Kauffman, president of Kauffman Rubber Company, which specializes in mudflaps, and his wife Jo Etta Haley are just arriving with their carload of kids. With them is Grace Rehm, stenographer for the company. Now arriving are Verna Lower, housewife, and Marilyn Shaffer, co-owners of Clinton I.G.A. Store, and Shirley Swisher a model. With them are Clarence Weygandt, who owns an elevator in Marshallville and his private secretary, Florence Hartzler. Marion Falb, editor of the Smithville Sun Tely, is interviewing Jim Musser on the new type of potato he developed with the help of Earnest Rehm, a scientist at the Experi- ment Station. Also being interviewed is Anita Buchwalter, the technical assistant. Shirley Gordon, a professional photographer is taking pictures. Janice Sargeant, horse-trainer for the Ringling Bros. Circus, has arrived with her Ten- nessee Walkers for the children to ride, With her are Dennis the Menace fBrillhartJ a clown, and Steady Eddie, QManiJ the lion tamer who are going to entertain us this afternoon. Betty McCay and Phyllis Hochstetler .must leave early to catch their boat for Africa where they will join a safari to hunt wild game and take pictures for Walt Disney. As we look around we can see Gloria Perret, soloist, and Pearl Ault, organist for the Billy Graham Organization. Janice Olson, chief buyer for Woolworths is placing the decora- tions on the table. As she finishes, Mrs. Hohenshil calls us all to dinner. After we have eaten, we enjoy an afternoon of entertainment and discussion of old times. Betty Mc Cay Phyllis Hochstetler Ralph Smucker John Schrock 25

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More About The Juniors My Wilclest Desire Connie Arnes Hazel Ault - Sara Baab - Esther Batdorf Colleen Beery Ronnie Besancon Lee Blosser - Wanda Boreman Carl Butzer - Janice Calderhead Nancy Chapman Harold Cooper Phyllis Dilyard Ruth Eberly - Beverly Edwards John Eikleberry Charles Fetter Mike Field - Tom Gerig - Alverda Goodman Jackie Graber Shirley Gwin Ellen Hartsough Helen Hartsough Leora Hostetler Richard King Martha Lower Janet Lytle - Carmen Miller Clarence Miller Gary Miller - Vera Morrison Jackie Mosier - To be a second Esther Williams - - To get rid of Pearl - - - To have a '55 Plymouth - - - - - To be a cook To be a secretary to the President of the U.S. - - - - - To be tall To tell jokes as well as George Gobel - - - To be a Hula Dancer - - To have a red convertible To own a yellow Cadillac convertible - - - - To not go steady - - To own a ranch in Texas - To under study Norman Rockwe l To be a violinist in Liberace's orchestra - - To go to modeling school - To be Skate King of the Nation - To drive my Dad's Imperial - - - To be short - To be a football coach - To be a lady wrestler - - To borrow Eddie's car - To have a date with Johnny To go to Africa and study cannibals - - To skip school like Lina To get married and have quintuplets To be shipwrecked on an island with a beautiful girl - - - - To be a Girl Scout - - To be a Burlesque Queen To have my non-molecular theory accepted by the world of science - - - To have an I.Q. of 160 - To be a tough guy in the movies - - To be Alverda's sister-in-law - - To be the fat lady in a circuis Mary Jane Mumaw - To be a Bookkeeping teacher and have Mrs, Walter as my student Ward Mumaw Ray Nickle - Fonda Pfouts Julia Rohrer - Janet Schrock Janice Shisler David Smucker Geneva Smucker Shirley Speelman Lulu Stutzman Ellen Swier - Phyllis Swisher Gwendolyn Thut Charles Troyer Larry Troyer Evelyn Wertz Dale Weinman Ellen Weygandt Bob Wirth - Elaine Wirth Dexter Woods Joyce Zeigler Eileen Zimmerly Doris Zook - To rule off the roa To be a secretary for Mr Burkholder To invent a ventilator for chlorine gas - - - - To have black hair - - To move to Columbiana County To be the manager of the Smucker Dairy d all pink and white, Victoria, 1954 Fords - To be a Chevrolet car salesman To walk a tight rope across Niagara Falls To will my cow to Miss Shera and hope she gets a kick out of it To To To take home for a souvenir - - To have blonde curly hair - - - To get into mischief go with Ronnie Singer on a fishing trip be the U.S. Women's Tennis Champion - To be Principal of the High School - - - To be a mathematician , the stop light in Barberton, which shone down on the most wonderful moment of my life - To not get paddled on senior day - - - - To be a soloist To get a girl without my convertible - - - - - To go steady - To get along with my barber - - To be a yodler - - To be able to drive To be an old grouch 27