South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

.................,... . FUREUIUHIJ The following pages tell the story ofthe happiest days of our lives We the class of l954 mvlte you to rellve these experuenceswnth us Someday we wall take thus book from the shelf and remember the many frnencls we made rn our dear old South Hugh School As we glance through the pages we shall recapture the many happy moments we spent there We hope thatthns year s Pot O Gold wall brnng you happy mem orles too Jo Ann Pesant 1954 SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Lima,Ohio -Ill---.-----ll----------ll . its f I Q.. NV -ff f 'Q 1,-, ,, , V i .f 1 . . s 3. . N- 5 .R 1. Y S X .,, . 4-1 ,ff V1 w U . 1 fi .th - v .,' e Rx X7 'x ' x 44.3 , 'z li A,..1.--5 N g. V, . --Au.. ., E .FJ in xx, X .Q -. kv xg XXX a,. wx . - 7' ii, 4 , , -wb' ' . --- A, --nr M-4' A 31' ' '0' I1 f. --' 1'-.,,, .' was! . -ug. - 'V --- 'ns had-iff 4 I .4- x wh r Q .-. ,.l - . 4 -1, Xf. 5 f ik- K S X. 'A X-x . 1-. xx -L N ff G?- . Z1 :- YF! 1 f'f'. .'- : r -,' '11-it fx : z -,I -Q-sn. . If l 'il-3 . w, s. 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'A . :HAM If E 2 h U8 VSA' V. l 3 1 Rr '7 Y 43 'TK 'sap J- A s 143, , i mx l . x A xx VICE PRESIDENT JAMES DOUGLAS COTNER Doug Music Majorg Class President 45 Student Coyuhcgwice-PresidentJ5 Radio I 5 Ye Merries2,3,4fTreasurerj5 PotO' Gold Advertising Staff45 Choir lfVice-Presi- dentj, 253,45 I-I.M,S, Pinaforen lg Prince ofPilsen 25 Band 2, 3, 4 fVice- Presidentj5 Mixed Ensemble 3,45 Boy's Ensemble 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Sa fe ty Patrol 152,45 Swing Band 35 Pep Band 45 Once in a Blue Moon 3 fStudent Directory Be Home By Midnight 2 fProduction StaffJ5 The Perfect Idiot 35 Summer Comes To The Diamond O 35 Balcony Scene 35 The Silver Coronet 35 Sherril 35 The Case of the Missing Handshakeu 45 You Can't Kiss Carol ine fStudent Directory 45 Class Ring Selection Committee 35 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. TREASURER l954 SEHIUH CLHSS UFFIUEHS RDNNIE WALTERS Buck Industrial Arts5 Class President 45 Var- sity S Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Football I,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. 4123 PRESIDENT MARTHA WRIGHT Mart Business Education5 Class Reporter 45 G,A,A,1,2,3,4fVice Presidenty Y- Teens 2,354 fReporterJ5All Star 1, 2 3, 4 5 Junior Class Play Selection Com- mittee 3. DOLORES MAE KLOPP Dutch General5 Cla ss Treasurer 3,45 Radio ClubI,25Y-Teens2,3,45 PotO'Gold Advertising Staff 3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Clarinet Quartet I5 Clarinet Solo lg Class Play Seiecticn Committee 35 'The Perfect Idiot 3 qPrcductiori Staffj5 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 3: Assistant to hir. Binfley 45 Office Assistant I,25 Czzgnets 4. SECRETARY IA NA LOL' BILLITER Bunny Business Education5 Class Secretary 45 Ye Merries 3,4 fPresidentj5 Thespians 3,4 fTreasurerJ5 Y-Teens I,2,3,4 fTl'C3SUfC1'J:G. A.A. 2 1Pinj, 3 QNurner- all, 4 fSecretary-Treasurerjg Choir 15 II.M,S, Pinafore I5 Perfect Idiot 35 Balcony Scene 3fDirectory5Perfect Gentleman 45 The Case of the Mis- sing Handshakeu 45 You Can't Kiss Caroline 4 fStudent Directory Assistant to Miss Baver 3,45 A ssistant to Miss Shank 45 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Usher at Football Games 4. REPORTER GERALDINE MAE ADAMS-- Gerry --Distributive Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America 4 Ureasurerjg Red Cross 2, 3, Assistant to Miss Bowyer 1. IANICE ADAMS- - Jan - -Business Education, Student Council 1, Ye Merries 2gG,A,A, 2fAl1Starj, 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3.4, Choir 1, H.M.S, Pinafore 1, Assistant to Mr, Miller 2, 3, Usher for Football Games 3, 4. D O N G E N E ANDERSON- - Andy - -Industrial AEs, School Patrol 2, 3, 4 flieutenantj. CHARLES E. ARNETT-- Shot --Vocational Machine Shop, Golf 1,2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 1,2. BARBARA ATKINSON -- Distributive Education,Distributive Education Clubs of America4 fSecretaryj, Choir 1.2, 3, I-l.M,S, Pinafore 19 Prince of Pil- sen 2. BEVERLY KAY BARNUM-- Kay --Business Education, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Or- chestra 4, Clarinet Ensemble 4, Pep Club 4. JOHN BARTON--College ParatorX,Class Reporter 3, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,-1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Submerged 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4. FRANK BEABOUT-- Be-Bop --General, Pep Club 3, Ye Merries 4, Junior Re d Cross 1, 2, 4, Rainbow Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4 fAdvertising Managerj, Band2, 3, 4,Choir1,2, 3, 4, I-l,M,S, Pinafore 1, Prince of Pilsen 2, Fire Fly 4, Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj, Projectionists 1, 2, Assistant to Mr. Bowers 3. RONALD JOSEPH BENEDICT-- Rags --Industrial DARLENE ANN BECHTEL--Business Education, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. ll Z TOM BRESLER--Distributive Education, Entered from Cridetsville 3. CHARLES BROWN-- Charlie --Business Education, Rainbow 3, 4. ROBERT LEWIS BROWN-- Gus --College Pregaratory, Safety Patrol 3, 4. The Three Musketeers HUGH BUCHER-- H,A, --College Preparatory, Class Vice President 2, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Ye Merries 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerJ, H, M. S. Pinafore 1, Prince of Pilsen 2, Boy's Ensemble 3, Mixed Ensemble 3, Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3, Perfect Idiot 3, Balcony Scene 3, Darkness 4, Safety Patrol 4, Junior Class Ring Selection Committee 3. JANET BURDEN- - Jan - -Distributive Education, Future H o m e m a k e r s of America 1,2, 3. NEIL BURGOYNE--General, Hi-Y 2, Band 1, 2, 3. GERALD A, BUTTURFF--Industrial Safety Patrol 1,2, 3 fCaptainl, Hall Monitor 4. RICHARD CAMPER-- Dick --Distributive Education, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. PHILIP CARTER-- Wapak --Industrial Football 2, 3, 4. DELORES CASH-- Dee --Home Economics, Student Council 1.2, Ye Merries 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryJ, Thespians 3,4 fPresidentj, Y-Teens1,2, 3, 4fInter-Club Council Representativey, And You Never Know 3, Sister Under the Skin 2, Father Falls for Football 3, The Case of the Missing Handshake 4, Balcony Scene 3, Hilly-Billy House 4, Perfect Idiot 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 4 fStudent Directory, Usher for Football Games 3, Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. BARBARA ANN CASSARO-- Barb --BusinessEducation, Ye Merries2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4fVice President, Inter- Club Council Representativey, G.A,A, I QPinJ, 2 fNumera1j, 3 fLetter, All Starj, 4 fPresidentj, Assistant to Miss Shank4 Hall Monitor 4, Delegate to Summer Y-Teen Conference 3, Usher for Football Games 3, Three Timer 2, Hilly Billy House 4, Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffy DELLA MAE BOWSHER- -Business Education, Entered from New Port Harbor 2. if N, lblwa PAULINE JOANN CLAYTON-- PJ --Business Education5 Ye Merries 2, 35 Future Homemakers of America 45 Y- Teens l,2, 3,45 Red Cross 15 G.A,A. 1,2 fNumeralj, 35 Reserve Cheerleader 15 The Perfect Idiot 3 QProduction Staffy5 Usher for Football Games 25 Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. RONALD LLOYD CLEMENTS--fClem --General5 Football 15 Band 1,2. LILLION DIXIE CORSON-- Dixie --General5 Entered from Metropolis, Illinois 45 Ye Merries 45 Thespians 45 Y- Teens 45 Four Daughters 4. PATRICIA LA RAE COTTRELL-- Patty Rae --Home Economics5Future Homemakers of America 2, 3 CHistorianj, 4 fReporterl5 Y-Teens 1,25 Hall Monitor 45 Assistant to Mrs. Donald 4. DICK COUNTS-- Coon --General. JOAN N, CROFT-- Joanie --Business Education5 Pep Club 4 fSenior Representativey Ye Merries 35 Y-Teens 1, 2 flnter Club Council Representativej, 3,45 Pot O'Gold 4 fTypist75 G.A. A. l fPinJ, 2 QNumera1j, 3 fAll Star, Letter, Sporthead Bike Hikingj, 4 QSporthead Volleyballjg Majorertey 45 Perfect Idiot 3 fUsherJ5 Hall Monitor45 Homecoming Attendant 4. LUCILLE DANZY-- Tiny --General. CAROL DAWSON-- Model --Business Education5 Y-Teens 35 G, A, A, 45 Pe r fe c t Idiot 3 fProduction StaffQ5 So Wonderful in White 35 Hall Monitor 45 Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. RONALDEARLE DEARTH-- Ronnie --me Art.s5 Palette Club35Stage Crew 25 Pot O'Gold 3 fPhotographerj5 Track 2,35 Baseball 45 Football 15 Choir 25 Prince of Pilsen 25 Safety Patrol 4 fLieutenantJ. NANCY DETRICK--Home Econornics5 Future Homemakers of America 15 Pep Club 15 Y-Teens 1,2. I ANNE KAY DOWNING--Business Education5Ye Merries 1,2,3 QSecretaryj5 Pep Club 1,3,45Y TC6I1S 1,2,3,45 Senior Choir 1,25 H,M.S, Pinafore 15 Prince of Pilsen 25 G,A,A, 15 Reserve Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 WaIlflower 25 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 45 So Wonder- ful in White 35 High Pressure Area 35 Hall Monitor 4gILlI1IOl' Class Ring Selection Committee 35 Cygnets 45 Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj, .2 PHYLLIS ELAINE EDMINSTON--Fine Arts', Pep Club 25Y-Teens 2,35 As sistant to Mrs. Donald 45 Hall Monitor 4. HI' ROBERT LEE EDWARDS JR, -- Slim --Music Major, Varsity S Club 4, Track 2,3, Football 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, H,M,S, Pinafore 1, Prince of Pilsen 2, Hall Monitor 4. SHIRLEYJEAN E1CHE-- Itchie --Business Education, Y-Teens 1.4, Pot O'Gold 4qTypistJ, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Assistant to Miss Baver 4, Officenssistant 4. DAVID WAYNE EVANS-- Dave - -Industrial Arts, Social Conduct3, Fog on the Valley 4. GAINES ARTHUR FIELDS--Music Major, Class Vice President, Class Pres- ident2,Class President 3,'Student Council 1,4 QPresidentj, Varsity S Club 2,3 fHistorianJ, 4, Football 1, 2,3,4 fCaptainJ, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresidentj, H, M. S. Pinafore 1, Prince of Pilsen 2, Junior Class Ring Selection Committee 3, Hall Monitor 3, Football Defensive Back Trophy 3,4, Football Outstanding Player Trophy from W, I,M,A, 3. JOE FIELDS--General, Football 1, 2. BOB FINICLE - - Fred - -Scientific Major ,Class Reporter 3 ,Hi-Y 4 ,Base - ball 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3, 4, Perfect Idiot 3, Submerged 4, Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3, Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4, Ohio State Boy's Band 2,3, Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4, Horn Quartet 2, 3, Four Daughters 4 DONNA MARIE FLETCHER-- Donna Mae -E Arts, Pep Club 4, Ye Merries 2,3, Social Conduct Club 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Pot O'Gold 3fLayout Artistj, 4fEditorJ, Pot Ovid Advertising Staff 3,4, G.A.A. 1 QPinJ, 2 fNumeralJ, 3 QVolley- ballSportheadJ, 4 QSocker Sportheadj, Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3, Attended the Yearbook Workshop at Athens 3, Usher for Football Games 4, Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj. WILLIAM DEAN FOSTER-- Big Dean --Distributive Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America 4, Choir 1, H, M. S. Pinafore 1. SALLY LOU FREY-- Liz --Business Education-Ye Merries 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 fPresident, Inter Club Council Represent- ativej, G. A. A. 3 QPin, All Stary, 4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffj, Assistant to Mrs, Sundfor 4, Dele- gate to Summer Y-Teen Conference 3, Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. MIRIAMSUE GEORGE-- Suzie --Colle e Pre arator Pal tt Cl b 1 2- F Junior Red Cross 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, H, M, S, Pinafore 1 Prince of Pilsen 2. CAROLYN JEAN GOEDDE- - Jean --Home Economics, Class Treasurer 2, Ye Merries 4, Y- Teens 1 fPresidentJ, 2 fSecre- taryj, G.A,A, 1 fAll Starj, 2 fAll Star, Class Representative, Numeralj, 3 QAII StarJ, 4, The Perfect Idiot 3, Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3 ,Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 1, Office As- sistant1,3,Social Conduct Club 4. MAROLYN JOAN GOEDDE- Joan --Home Economics-Class Secretary2, Student Council 1, Y-Tee ns 1 QVice Presidentj, 2 QVice Presidentj, 3,4, Pot O'- Gold 1,2, 3,G, A. A, 1, 3, She Stoops to Conquer 3, Report Card 2,Thespians3,Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3, Senior Class Play Selection Com- mittee 4, Social Conduct Club 4, Four Daughters 4. g p X, e e u , , uture Teachers of America 2, Library Club 2, 31. A 'F ,A THOMAS GOODWIN- Tom --General, Track 3. PAUL GRAHAM- Otto --Vocational Machine Shop. DAVIDEDISON HALL'- Big Ed --Qrfgisocmi conduct Club 3, Pot O'Gold 4, Orchestra 1,2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Boys En - se mble 3,4, Choir 1, 2, 3,4, H, M,S, Pinafore 1, The Prince of Pilsen 2. IEANNE HAMMONS-- Hammy --Music Major, Student Council f 94 1, PepClub 1, RadioClub 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4,Choir -- S ,-2+ 1, 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Trio 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble I 3, 4, H, M, S, Pinafore 1, RegionalOrchestra 2, 3,4, State -Orchestra 3 3. 4. N' at ,, 'lif 'f S A NDRA LEE HANSON-- Sandy --Business Education, Entered from Wapak Blume 3, Rainbow 4 fTypistJ, G, A,A, 4, The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffj. SUSAN KAYHOBBS-- Sue --Business Education,Student Council 2, Ye Merries 3, Pep Club 1, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 flnter- Club Council Representativej, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 3,4, Band 1, 2, Home Economics 4 QTypisO, Usher for Football Games 3, 4, Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. BETTY LOUISE HOOKER--General, Hall Monitor 4. ROBERT GENE HOOVER-- Bob --Vocational, Choir 1, H,M,S, Pinafore 1, Pot O'Gold Staff 2. JAMESJOSEPH HORNIC-- Jim --General, Entered from Central 2, Ye Merries 4,Social Conduct Club 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3,4, The PerfectIdiot 3, Fog on the Valley 4, Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4, Safety Patrol 2,3 fLieutenantJ, 4 fCaptainj, Attended the Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center 4, Hall Monitor 4, Four Daughters 4. DOROTHY ANN HOWARD-- Dort --Business Education, Y-Teens 2, 3 QReporterj, 4, Pot O'Gold fTypistj, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Report Card 3, Thespiaris 3,4, Won Third Place in Northwestern Band Festival 1, Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj. RO BE RT DEAN HULLINGER-- Bob --Vocational, Track 1. THOMA S H. HUMES-- Hot Rod --Distributive Education, E n - tered from Shawnee 4, Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. SADIE JO HURT-- Joei --Ilome Ecognrriicsg G, A, A, 1,25 Ye Mcrries1,2 fVice Presidentj5Y-Teens2, 3,45 Future Teachers of America 25 Future Home- makers of America 4 QReportcrj5 Footlight Festival 25 The Three Timer 35 The Perfectldiotn 3 fProduction Staffy Assistant to Miss Shank 25 Assistant to Mrs. Geary 4. SHIRLEY INGLEDUE- -General. EDGAR JACKSON-- Ed --Music Major5 Entered from Burrell High School 15 Junior Red Cross 45 Track 45 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 1, 2,35 Social Conduct Club 35 Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. A R W I L DA K A Y JOHNSON-- Willie --College Preparatory5 Pep Club 3 Uunior Representativej, 45Future Teachers of America 1,2 QReporterj5 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pot O'Gold 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Flute Trio 1,2,3,45 The Perfect Idiot 3fProduction Staffj5 Assistant to Nurse 1,25 Assistant to Mr. Hanna 45 Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj. DONALD ALLEN JONES-- Don --Generalg Hi-Y 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling 2. JA NITH MAY JONES-- Jan --General5 Class Secretary 35 Home Economies lg Future Homemakers of America 25 Ye Merries 45 Y-Teens 2 flnter Club Council Representativej, 3 fPresidentj, 45 Choir 1, 25 Red Cross 35 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2, 35 Usher at Football Games 45 Hall Monitor 45 Hilly-Billy House 45 H, M,S, Pinafore 15 The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffj5 Frankenstein Junior 45 Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj. MARILYN JONES-- Susie --Business Education5 Home Economics lp Ye Merries 45 Library Club 25 Red Cross 25 Y-Teens 45 Choir 2, 35 H, M,S, Pinafore lg Hilly-Billy House 45 Usher for Football Games 35 Usher for Junior Class Play 35 Assistant to Miss Bowlus 45 Library Assistant 25 Hall Monitor 4. ROLLAND PAUL KANE-- Rollie --General5 Student Council 2, 35 Varsity S Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4fVice-Pres- identj5 Junior Hi-Y 3 QAdvisorJ5 Pot O'Gold 2,3 fSports EditorJ5 Football 1,2 QCO-captainj, 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 45 Boxing 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 25 Choir 3,45 She Stoops to Conquer 35 Hall Monitor 45 Representative to Hi-Y ca mp to St. Marys5 Representative on Lima Youth Council5 Representative to Hi-Y 50th Golden Anniversary Coirncil5 Four Daughters 4. JAY ROBERT KNIERIM-- J --College Preparatory5 Future Teachers of America 15 Football 1,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 H, M,S, Pinafore 15 Prince of Polsen 25 Mixed Ensemble 3,45 Boys Ensemble 3,45 Hall Monitor 4. RICHARD KUNDERT-- Harry --Distributive Education. ROGER KUNDERT-- Lee --General. VIRGIL LAUCK-- Raymond --College Preparatory Safety Patrol 1. QS J . ,A 'Q IJ .4 xx I 1 I X l Nr JOYCE LAWRENCE--Dlstributive Education5Choir 152,35 H,M.S. Pinafore 15 Prince of Pilsen 25 Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. REBECCA LEHMAN-- Becky --General5 Entered from Shawnee 45 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 45 Hall Monitor 4. ELSIE DARLENE LOCKER-- Darlene --Fine Arts5 Pep Club 3, 45Social Conduct Club35 Junior Red Cross 25 Y'Teens 1,2, 3, 45 Pot O'Gold Staff 45 G,A.A, 15 Band 1, 2, 3,45- The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffl5 Four Daughters 4. CONSTANTINE MICHA EL LOUKOS-- Connie --General5 Varsity S Club 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 45 Hall Monitor 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. THOMAS LEE MAIER-- Tom --General5 Varsity S Club 3,45 Football 3,4. JOSEPHINE MARTIN-- Josey --Business Education5 Junior Red Cross 25 Assistant to Mr. Miller 4. DAVID E. MAUK-- Eddie --General5 Varsity S Club 3,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Home- coming King 45 Offensive Lineman Award 3,4. ROBERT EUGENE MAXWELL-- Max --College PreEaratory5 Varsity S Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l,2,3,4 QPresidentJ5 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,354 fReporterl5 The Prince of Pilsen 25 Clarinet Quartet 35 Woodwind Trio 45 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 45 Pep Band 1,4. TED MAXWELL-- Teddy Bear --XQcational Auto Mechanics5 Stage Crew 1. DELORES A N N McCLlNTOCK-- Dee --Home Economics5 Future Homemakers of America 4 fHistorianj5 Junior Red Cross 1. DAVIDA, MCCULLOUGH-- Dave --Genera15Student Council 45 Pep Club 1, 25Junior Red Cross 1,251-li-Y 45 Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 45 Golf 3, 4 Ye Merries 3,4 fVice Presidentjg Footlight Festival 35 Mix ed Ense mble 35 Boy's Ensemble 35 Choir 1,2,3,4fVice PresidentJ5 H.M.S. Pinafore' 1 Prince ofPi1sen 25 Once in a Blue Moon 3 fStudent Directory The Perfect ldiot 35 Summer Comes to the Diamond O 35 Darkness 45 Sherril 45 The Sivler Coronet' 45 And You Never Know 35 The Case of the Missing Handshaken 45 Thespians 3, 4fReporterj5 Four Daughters 45Senior High School Planning Committee 45 State Student Council Convention 4. LYNN MCDORMAN--Vocational5 Entered from Shawnee 1. 1 7 PA UL McPHERON-- Ripsaw --Genera15 Hall Monitor 4. ALAN E. METTLER-- A, B. Music5 Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 H, M, S, Pinaf0l'e 15 The Prince of Pilsen 25 Boy's Ensemble 35 Mixed Ensemble 35 Safety Patrol 45 All-State Orchestra 3,45 String Quartet 45 Hall Monitor 4. MARILYN IEANMEYER-- Bunny --Scienceg Palette Club 15Future Teachers of America 2, 35 Library Club 3 fVice Presidentj5 Social Conduct Club 35 Y-Teens 1,25 G,A.A. 1 fPinj, 2 fNumeral, All Star Alternate, Sportheady, 3,41 Assistant to Miss Metzger 25 Assistant to Mr. Smith 2, 35 Library Assistant 3. DOROTHY LEE MILLER-- Blondie --General5 Future Teachers of America 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Library Club 35 Y- Teens 1,2, 3,45 G,A,A, 1,25 Choir 1,2,3,45 H,M,S, Pinafore 15 The Prince of Pilsen 25 Fog on the Valley 4 fProduction Staffyg Library Assistant 3. ELAINE MILLER--General5 Entered from Townsend 35 Social Conduct Club 35 Future Homemakers of America 4 QVice Presidentj5 Hall Monitor 4. LYNNDEAN MILLER-- Dee Dee --Generalg Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,45 G,A,A, 1,25 Reserve Cheerleader lg Fog on the Valley 4 QProduction Staffy Usher for Football Games 45 Hall Monitor 4. SAMUEL J. MILLER-- Ory --College, P1'9PHr8I0ry:Hi-Y 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Thespians 45 Ohio State Boy's Band 3,4. WILLIAM MOENING-- Buzzsaw --College Preparatory5 Student Council 15 Hall Monitor 4. ELEANOR JANE MURPHY-- Janie --B12 Economics5 Y-Teens 1,2 fSecretaryQ, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Office As- sistant 2. THOMAS EUGENE MURPHY-- Tom --Generalg Student Council 1,2, CA ROLY N S UE MYERS-- Sue --General5 Pep Club 2 QReporterj 3,45 Ye Merries 35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Reserve Cheerleader 15 Choir2, 3, 45 H, M,S, Pinafore 15 The Prince of Pilsen 25 High Pressure Area 35 Mary Stuart 3. JANICE NEESE-- Jan --General-, Student Council 4- Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- Pot O'Gold Advertisin Staff 3 4 Band . . . . . g . 1 1,2, 3,45Orchestra 1, 25 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2, 35 The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffj5 Hall Monitor 45 Four Daughters 4 fProduction Staffj. 18 SHIRLEY NUNGESTER-- Shirl --geralg Entered from Shawnee 4g Y-Teens 4. CAROL O'DELL-- Digger --Musicg Class Secretary-Treasurer lg Class Reporter 2g Class Vice President 3g Radio C1ub2,3, 4fPresidentjg Pep Club 1 g Social Conduct Club 3g Future Teachers of America 3,4 fVice Presidentjg Y-Teens 1 Qlnter Club Council Representativej, 2 fPresidentj, 3,4g Delegate to Y-Teens Summer Conference 2g G,A,A, 3,4 QNumeralJg Rainbow 2, 3g Band l, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4 fVice Presidentjg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryjg H, M, S, Pinafore lg The Prince of Pilsen 2g Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3g 'The Perfect ldiot 3 fProduction Staffjg Test- ing Program Assistant 4g Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2, 3,4g Assistant to Miss Shank 3,4g Buckeye Girls' State Represen- tative 3g Homecoming Queen 4g Cygnets 4. PHYLLIS JEAN OOST-- Phyl --Business Educationg Student Council 2g Ye Merries 4g And You Never Know 3g H, M,S, Pinafore lg Assistant to Miss Baver 2,3,4g Thespians 4. GARY PAHL--Industrial Artsg Social Conduct Club 3. DAVID PARKS--Vocationalg Entered from LaFayette 3. MARTHA PATTERSON- Mart --Business Education. JO ANN PESANT-- Io --Business Educationg Student Council 3g Y-Teens 1,4g Pot O'Gold 2,4gBand 1,2,3,4g Choir 3g Assistant to Mr. Miller 4g Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. ANITA LOUISE POLING-- Nita --Generalg Choir 1,2,3,4g H.M,S, Pinafore lg The Prince of Pilsen 2g Testing Program Assistant 4. IIM PORTER-- Herman --College Preparatoryg Student Council 3g Radio Club lg I-Ii-Y 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Football 3,4g Choir l,2, 3, 4g H, M,S, Pinafore 1g 'The Prince of Pilsen 2g Representative to the Hi-Y Legislature 4g Var- sity S Club 3,4. HAROLD M, POWELL-- Sam --College Preparatoryg Varsity S Club 3,4g Hall Monitor 4. COLENE MARIE REAM-- Corky --Home Economics, Entered from Dunkirk, Ohio 2g Y-Teens 3. IACQUELINE JOY REESE-- Jackie --Business Educationg Pep Club 4g Future Teachers of America 4 fLibrarianjg Rainbow 4 fTypistJg Choir lg H,M,S, Pinafore lg Hall Monitor 4, Q 'Q 1 a ROBERT E. RETTIG-- Bob --Vocational, Entered from LaFayette 2. SI-IIRLEY ANN RIEMESCH--Business Education, Future Homemakers of America 1 fl-Iistorianj, 2, Y-Teens 1, 4, Assistant to Mr. Miller 2,3,4. CAROLYN ANN ROBERTS--Businessliducationg Pep Club 1,2,3 fTreasurerJ, 4 fVice Presidentj, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 QSecretary-Treasurerj,Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Woodwind Quintet 1, 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Trio 2,3,4, Flute Trio 1,2,3,4, H,M,S, Pinafore 1, The Perfect Idiot 3 QProduction Staff Managerj, Frankenstein Junior 4, If Girls Ask Boys for Dates 4 fStudent Directory, Four Daughters 4. PEGGY RYAN-- I-lillybilly --Business Education,Entered from Wartburg, Tennessee 3, Home Economics 4 fTreasurerj, Y-Teens 4, Usher for Football Games 4. ROGERLEE SELLERS-- Podge --General,I-Ii-Y 4, Golf 1, 2,3, 4, Choir 1, Hall Monitor 4, Junior Red Cross 2, H.M, S, Pinafore 1, Varsity S Club 3,4, Senator to the l-Ii-Y Legislature 4. MARILYN JEAN SELVAGGIO--Business Education, Class Reporter 1, Ye Merries 3, 4, Thesprans 4 fSecretaryJ, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pot O'Gold 3,4 iCalendar Editorj, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 3, 4, Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3, The Perfect Idiot 3, The Case of the Missing Handshake 4, Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4, The Hilly- Billy House 4, The PerfectGentleman 4 QDirectorJ, Usher for Football Games 3,4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 4 QUsherj, Four Daughters 4 QProduction Staffj. MARY ELIZABETH SHEETS--General. PAUL EUGENE SHERRICK' 'Geneie --Industrial Arts, Track 1,2,3,4, Band 3,4. MELBA Sl-IINABERY--General, Student Council 4, Radio Club 1, 2, Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Pot O'Gold Advertising staff 3.4, Cho ir 1, H, M,S, Pinafore 1, Orchestra 2, Band l,2,3,4, Ensemble Club 4, Brass Sextet 4, The Perfect Idiot 3 QProduction Staffj, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 4, Columist for Lima News 4, Four Daughters 4 fPro- duction Staffj. PATRICIA SHOEMAKER- Pat --Business Education, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 flnter- Club Council Representativej, Hall Monitor 4. JIM SHORTINA-- Weiner --General, Entered from St. Johns 1, Class Vice President 2, Varsity S Club 3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, 4. MARLENE DIANE SHUE-- Mor's --General, Junior Red Cross 1,2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Flute Trio 1, 2. 3. 4: S010 1, 2. 3, 4, Frankenstein 1UHi01 ' 4- HOWARD SKELLY--Vocational Machine Shoo. MERLIN J, SOUSZ-- Hay-U --General5 Rainbow 1,25 Pot O'Gold 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 H, M,S, Pinafore 15 The Prince of Pilsen 25 Ensemble 3,45 The Perfect Idiot 35 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4 QChairmanJ5 Hall Monitor 4. MARY SOUTHER5--General5 Debate lg Y-Teens 1,25 Rainbow 3 fExchange and Circulation Editorj, 4 QEditor in ChiefJ5 The Perfect Idiot 3 fProd uction Staffj5 Office Assistant 35 Hall Monitor 45 Journalism Workshop At Ohio Univer- sity 35 Journalism Conference at Ohio State University 4. RICHARD HAROLD STALTER-- Walter --Business Education5 Social Conduct Club 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Hall Monitor 4. DON STAUFFER-- Don --Industrial Arts5 Football 1,2,3, 45 Track lg Varsity S Club 3,4. CHARLES STERLING-- Chas --Industrial Arts. NEIL STOWE-- Windy --Industrial Arts5 Audio Visual 1,2,3,4 fVice Presidentj5 Football Manager 2. BARBARA JANE S WA LLO W-- Janie --General5 Pep Club 25 Ye Merries 3, 4 fReporterj5 Social Conduct Club 35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Usher for Football Games 35 The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction StaffJ5 Report Card 35 Red Cross Play' 35 Joe Carter Hires a Secretary 35 Viginia 's Letter to Santa Claus 35 Hall Monitor 4. DONALD RALPH SWICKRATH-- Swifty -.-General5 Baseball 2. LAWRENCE EDWARD SWORDS-- Larry --Business Education5 Student Council 25 Radio Club lg Audio Visual Club 1, 25 Band 1,2, 35 The Perfect Idiot 35 Brass Sextet 25 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. JAMES ANDREW THOMAS-- Hacksaw --Industrial Arts5 Band 1,25 Safety Patrol 1. CLARETI-IA THOMPSON-- C la ra --Home Economics5 Ye Merries 25 Future Homemakers of America 4 fPresidentj Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G,A.A. 1. JOA NN ELIZABETH TREECE- - Jo --General, Frank- enstein Junior 4, lf Girls Ask Boys for Dates 4, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 4. NORMA JEAN TURNER-- Norm --Business Education, Junior Red Cross 1,2, Assistant to Miss Baver 2, 3,4, As- sistant to Nurse 4. JESSICA ANN WALL-- Pie --Business Education, Y- Teens 3,4 fReporterJ, G. A.A, 1,2, 3, 4 fSen ior Repre- sentativej. DONALD RICHARD WALTZ.-- Don --Industrialg MILDRED LOUISE WARD- - Millie the Model --Home Economics, Ye Merries 2, Commercial Club 3, Future Homemakers ofAmerica 4 fSecretaryQ, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, G, A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4 fNurnera1, S port- heady, The Perfect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffj, Assistant to Miss Shank 4, Assistant to Mrs. Geary 4. JESSE WASHINGTON--Distributive Education. BILL WAUBEN-- Distributive Education, Entered from Harrod 4, Distributive Education Clubs of America 4 QPresidentj, Regional Discributive Education 4 fPresidentJ, Offical Delegate to State and National Convention in Columbus and San Antonio, Texas, respectfully D.E.C.A, RICHARD WERKING- Bunsie --General, Audio Visual 1,2,3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Football 1. DELILAH LEE WHITE-- Lila --Business Education, Pep Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G, A,A, 2, Assistant to Miss Baver 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 4, Usher for Football Games 3, Name Card and Announcement Committee 4. It Must Be Interesting! JoAnn Whited, Miriam George Going T0 Ohio Sfofe To See Football Game. . NIA, .A 1 rv' , - s-Y .4-V an.,-fpxlv QTx Z Q 4 The Minor Men Quartet Christmas Party Strong Men THOMAS GENE WHITE-- Tom --Science, Audio Visual 2, 3,4 fPresidentj, Hi-Y 4, Rainbow 3 QEditorialj Rain bow 2 fAdvertising Staffj, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 3,4, Track 2,3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. IOA NN WHITED-- Joanie --Business Education, Future Homemakers of America 1,2, Y-Teens 2 3 Choir 1 H M,S. Pinafore 1, Assistant to Miss Baver 2, Assistant to Mr. Miller 3,4. DONALD EUGENE WILLIAMS-- Mose --College Pregaratorxg Choir 1, 2, 3,4, Hall Monitor 4, Projectionists 1 2 NANCY WILLIAMS-- Nan --Music,Student Coun- cil 1,3, Radio Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3,4 QPresidentJ, Y- Teens 1 Qkeporterj, 2, 3 fTreasurerJ, 4, Pot O'Gold 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryj, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, H, M, S, Pinafore 1, The Prince of Pilsen 2 ,Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, The Per- fect Idiot 3 fProduction Staffjg Assistant to Mr. Hanna 4, Regional Orchestra 2, 3, 4, State Orchestra 2, 4, State String Orchestra 2, 3, 4. JOHN GLENN WOLFE-- Johnny --College Q- Eratorx, Radio Club2,Ye Merries 3, Hi-Y 3,4 fChap- lainj, Varsity Football Manager 1, Basketball Manager 1, Baseball Manager 1, Band 2,3,4 fPresidentJ, Or- chestra 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, H,M,S. Pinafore 1, The Prince of Pilsen 2, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4. WILLIAM E. WOOD-- Woody --Vocational Ma- chine Shog, Band 1, 2,3,4, Orchestra 1, Dance Band 2, 3, Brass Sextet 4, Student Council 1. SHEILA WREN--Distributive Education,Home Eco- nomics 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, Distributive Education Clubs of America 4, Junior Red Cross 1. GERALD LYN WRIGHT-- Mighty --Industrial Arts. PHYLLIS A NN ZIEGENBUSCH-- Phil --Business Education, Future Homemakers of America 2. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol O'DelI Allen Mettler J BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Cassaro Dave Mauk SEHIUH HUHUH PHGE w .1 Q- .. MOST TYPICAL Jana Billifer Ronnie Walters 'I' . i 'J' S'- NY I Aa IJTHT L BEST DRESSED Marulyn Selvagglo Don Jones exe 2 X 5 its 959 ,Jaw ,ac 'arc Vice President: Charles Cardone Treasurer: David Osborn Secretary: Jim Clemens Reporter: Sam Ross President: Larry Slcelly Reporter: Evelyn Thompson ,V Q Dave Adams Q A V 75 3 Larry Adams ' A ' V ws ,- A 5 or- J Ronnie Allen . b U - ' Vefnon Aller ' 7 Q Duck Anderson fif L W fs ll I A 'A' A ., :.. ig Q , gr L J 2- Kula Anthony - It , 12 .31 Mr' Mig V' Ronald Ault j , V5 ,Q 'J' A , if Bob Baker 'rd i l ..,, , 5 J. Irene Boker Ray Barnes Marcia Barnum Tom Barry Lawrence Basham Nancy Bendure Jim Binkley Barbara Black Joe Blosser Larry Boals Donald Boothby Ed Bowden Gene Bowers Joe Bowers Connie Brandon Janet Branovitch Tom Brookman Ora Buckmaster Mary Busick Duane Campbell Janet Camper Frances Chambers Don Coffey Jerry Collert Nayna Comer Roger Conner JUIIIUR IILHSS Jerry Barnes fx' J ss, 4 ,.f- t 2 y A L , , , ee '9 nv 6 v- ,,, 3 'Ms Bob Conrad Esther Cook Janice Cook Carol Corey Howard Courtney Gary Crawford if Carolyn Crissinger F' ' ' Bob Crum f . . Q. 1 ui '- ' N u i K Don Cunningham 7 Harold Custer A Cliff Davis 7 1- ,. - FQ Joyce Davis 7 ,QF - KI. V 9 Dianna Davisson 7' I X ii i YI Bob Deafendeffin - ,J ' X - A A Freda Dickinson K ' ' 7 if J ' :ingr- Joan Dorn '. Dixie Lee Downing ll Jerry Duncan .1 Fannie Edwards C ' . vs. ... .,.,. XA- .Q Marilyn Eiche A J 3 t J JUIIIUH IILHSS fg i ,, 2 mg ii it i L- ! i 4 fm 64 J F 1' J rl, -ff g J - 'V if if ii . inf? ' . - if ' r Joe Ellison Jay Ewing Don Fickel' Barbara Fields Joe Fields Bill Fisher Dick Floyd Gene Foley Brenton Fraunfelter Sandra Frey Ruth Gardner Larry Garrison JoAnn Gibbs Maxine Gilmore Tom Golden Jayne Gorham Carol Gottfried Jim Grass Sandra Green Allan Hall Charlene Hamilton Gladys Harmon Jim Harrison Genevieve Hayes Carolyn Hefner 5 'Q Don Keysor Deame Knott Shirley Kundert Herb Lanker Johannah LaRue Charles Leecly Ronnie Llngenfelter Lovie Luckey Mary Luke Eddie Mack John Mahoney Marlene Maier Connie Malston Fredia Martin LaDonna McCormick Carol McDonald Shirley McNemar Sharon McCluer Carolyn McRea Herb McVicker Kay Merricle Charles Michael David Michael Louise Michael Annie Lee Miles E Bill Miller Earl Miller Roger Moeller Norma Moneer Joe Morrison 1 J --Q , -. , S Q - B' ', . f . G, L- 4- 1 Jeannine Mote Q Rollie Mowery 'N ,J . ff A Shirley Mull , 1 I r r A- annie Nastos A l S 1 ' -D' Carol Nearon A Carolyn Newman R . S Don O'Black ' Donnarae O'Connell A was W Barbara o'Dau . 'TA - Joe ohlaf g, r . 2 Elliot Owens l ., gh Phyllis Owens y , Delores Parlette '5' -. Albert Patterson Bill Patterson E ' Mary Ellen Paxson Q - Verna Payrot B F 1 kf Rosemary Pearson S ' H J v' Frances Pence A KJ Ado Phclen f Don Piper ' Jim Plikerd John Potter Marvis Pugh Jim Rex Chuck Rhodes Joe Rhodes ReE s the r Robinson Ronald Romiclc Carolyn Sabosly Marilyn Sabosly Robert Saine Ann Seorfoss Wanda Frank Selvaggio Sexton Shirley Sherer Bob Short Imogene Short Sharon Shrider 4, . ,a 1 v ' wp. .EF 8 . 9- B ' L ay .P V c' f fl . of 3 V, 3 49' A. L -.bfi 'nv ' flash ii'!ie ,M F , Ve Gs 31:2 K 2, . Geneva Washington Joe Weldy JUHIUH CLHSS Marilyn Welty Joyce Wendel Lois Wenhofer Bob Werner Nancy Werner Norma Werner Lynn Wheeler Emil White LaVern White Joyce Whited Gordon Wi ldermuth Ron Wilkerson Edna Williams Pat Williams Ruth Williams Dick Wilson Gary Winegardner Charles Winget Paul Wolfe Donald Woodley Larry Woten Jack Wren Nancy Simons Howard Skelly Larry Skelly Celia Smith J Dorothy Smith J Mary Smith William Smith J Shirley Spencer S y Rita Stokes Dorothy Stoddard Shelby Sutton M Gloria Sweeney V Q Charles Sybert is Qi Evelyn Thompson I 1 A W ft J Sharon Thompson James Toland Barbara Truesdale Ray VanCamp Jerrie VanDyke Charlotte Vogelgesang Jean Waggoner Cx f, .fi QE .. . is 325, , nf J C2 Xrfgif. x f S .ill an - rsi s A ' s'-, 1 if J ,ri -, 'iff ic uf 3 ,ff??,2:afQf W ' Ml L :J ' ,if 3., K .i 3 4 3 f'. 'ii' J - C at SKF- -4 ' 4 V i 1 fe QL A ,, Boy Reporter: Rex Ryan Girl Reporter: Nancy Prine Secretary: Alice Archer Treasurer: Marie Cash Vice President: Evelyn Al ler President: Ron Weaver SUPHUIIIUHE GLHSS Lois Adam Terry Anderson Loretta Armentrout .lack Arnett Harry Baber Dearl Bailey Billy Banks Charles Banks Betty Barnhill Wilma Barnhill Doris Barrett Ruby Battle Charlotte Beebe Arlene Beidelschies Carl Bice Bill Bigelow ,we 4 ,Q , A Y z- H . in f A if , , 'U' se g s. :Q Mftfgr W . Lf R- ' i . Q - N V fs- ly' gg J V ,, . ul ' ,fl 5. -1 fu A. gh -15 ,I ': f. l A ,W A PS9 Q 5.2. f ij L42 ,A V 'kr- ' -QM' .L cy I Q.. J: Floann Billiter Dan Binkley Shirley Binkley Roy Boggs Dixie Brandyberry Beverly Bucher Dick Buggle Phyllis Burkholder Shirley Burkholcler Barbara Burks Janet Butturff Tom Campbell Clyde Cannon Bob Carden Kenneth Carr Michael Caprella Sam Caprella Leona Carroll Fairlena Carter Leslie Carter Bob Cassaro Janet Cheney Gary Claflin Carol Colley ,fs if AJ Mervin Compston Charles Coon Carl Corrello Charles Cotton i Jean Cottrell p E F Phyllis Cottrell n-is V 5-R gp- J, f V' A 5 Kathleen Crawford Q Norma Crawford Layne Crull , C , J 3 Barbara Custer , , ' is J Bill Dahill Q Q P ,. fs . r Georgia Dalton ' gf ' t .2 H Q.- v A I , t , ii , Harold Dick I ' 5 F J if i .152 Herbert Doughty J i Edward Doyle James Duff Carol Edmiston Janet Edmiston SUPHUITIURE BLHSS Pat Estelle ' ' Glenn Evers -' y , , J Louia Farmer A ' ' W u if 1 K Shirley Farmer ,ii ii. 4 ' f 'T Sue Fetter J Albert Fields sr Connie Fields Ai' Floyd Figgins M' Clair Fisher t u Wilbur Fisher Edwin Ford , ,. Jim Fournier ri eg, Larry Frese v.. ' Robert Frideger 'r ,s y A ,, . C .V . ,, 5. y X Jim Fridley 1 . N -A if '. Sue Gallaspie ,Q Carolyn Garver 1 I Jean Gehring F y A. I Barbara Gettman sf' ii' W A g.' I J Wi, Q Judy Giffin ' Dave Goodwin Navaio Gorham Sharon Green Carl Grose Clayton Gross Jack Gross Roseanna Hall Pat Hanthorn Lola Hardesty 32 qi x f, 1 Carole Hardmon Don Hedges Joyce Herr Wayne Hites Kay Hoover Ed Hullinger Delbert Hartfile Beverly Hemphill Frances Hershberger Mary Hole Linda Hufford Sharon Iiames Nancy Hartman Linda Hennon Frances Hinds Donald Hooker Deanna Hughes Bill Ingle A , h SUPHUIIIURE ULHSS - ' 5 Tommy James 'hi Grace Johnson I ' Barbara Jones 5, in 9- Sharon Judk' s Ed King -in QQ , 4-.P X S Carol Kirtland 1 Nancy Korn Gloria Kramer Karl Kundert ,Z EL f Ronnie Lane Verlin Lawrence Joanna Lee Dwane Lehman Fairy Leming Terry Lieurance Shirley Long Margaret Long Richard Long Gary Lott A ' Barbara Lowe Paul Lutes Ronnie Luttrell Edith Maier Karen Martin JoAnn Matthews Paul Mauk Bud Maxwell Larry Mawhorr Bernard McClain 'Z G- ,fi ,- as f - ,, V A 4 in av Sandra Priestap Connie Putman Eddy Reiff Ray Ridenour Mary Ruth Tom Schultz Jerline Puckett Janet Putman Dick Rettig Darlene Rohrbach Barbara Sampson David Seng Lou Ann Pugh Kenneth Reese Eddie Rhoade Marilyn Romick Roosevelt Savage James Shafer v 5, 1 ' fs . if 4, 1 SUPHUHIURE IILHSS Don McDonald Russell McGinnis Bill McNemar Shirley McVicker Nancy Means Edwin Merriman Erma Miller Nathan Miller Sue Moritz Robert Morris Lauretta Mouser E va Mow re y Elaine Murphy Sandra Nance Pat Nevergall Clifford Newport Betty Nichols Marjorie Norbeck Peggy Nunn Junior O'Leary Elizabeth Orpurt M4 if ss,, Bob Osborne Mary Osborne Marcia Parshall Dorothy Patrick J Jeannie Peeper ' Marlene Phalen Larry Piper Lowell Plaugher Nancy Pratt gp- ic 5 4 Z ' 'V' ' A ' W -r,r J J' J . 'ir v 1 ' w e , V , V Q :tak ,1 ' n ir, J Q ' I r l, f ff l A , .4 li X an 1 Darlene Shibler Jim Shivley Carolyn Shrider Mary Shriner Shirley Shriner Sharon Sigler Janet Silver Anna Marie Smith Kathryn Smith Thelma Smith Queenie Smith Teddy Snider Carolee Spencer Beverly Stedke Joyce Sterling Jim Stevenson Don Stokes Donna Stokes Shirley Swallow Barbara Swygart Emma Thomas Shirley Thomas Beverly Tordiff S 4?- vi ' Q yi 12 1 1 J 7 N ,. z- . f S ,, , J! ff':'f 'F' me sw ' - X N if Cloyce T 1 LSL. Joe Turner Larry Walcutt Barbara Ward Myrtle Ward Leonard Watkins Dick Watt H5- SIIPHIIHIUHE IILHSS , its W' 13,531 It Q- ? 5 Ron Weaver Shirley Weierman John Whetsrone Martha White Nelda White Diana White Darlene Williams Laurel Williams Marilyn Winget June Wiseman Bob Wood .Jesse Woodley Phillip Woodley Larry Wren Charles Wright Roger Wright Beverly Yoakam Marilyn Ziegenbusch NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Vice President. Bill Howser President. Bill Coats President. JoAnn Loukos Reporter. Roiann Burton Secretary-Treasurer. Helen Ciminillo FHESHHIHII ULHSS Ronnie Adams Ronnie Alguire Joe Ansley Felix Armstead Kay Bailey Charlene Baker Tom Baker Pat Bannister Robert Barbner Carolyn Barnum Gene Barry John Basham Phillip Battels Harvey Baumgardner Phil Baumgardner Bill Beard F Aww AJ, ' 1 'f AK' Judy Bechtol Don Beech Carole Behr Dick Beidelschues Marilyn Bertrand Bob Bessette 0- Jack Bice Jay Biddle Barbara Bnnlcley Bill B anlc Marcia Blosser Wayne Bolender Gary Bowers f Jeanne Bradford 'A ' y Joan Bradford Carl Bucher ' . 1 Jerry Burkholder Todd Butler J Barbara Buschor , Wanda Calvert 5,5 Chester Cary Evileen Caudill Martha Centers William Clay 'i Shawl L. Bill Cogswell lnnpt Colo mf- Q... u-.1 ESF' Mary Conkle Marilyn Converse Peggy Coon r Sharon Corwin J Eileen Craver Tom Cramer C K L Carol Crawford 5 iv vsg Janis Crawford Barbara Crissinger Judy Crowe Alvin Davis Ron Decker Ann Detrick Loretta Dixon Geraldine Dorsett Nancy Dotson Jack Downton Rosemary Dukes Larry Fetzer :Z z Joe Fisher Betty Florida Brooks Flinn 7 ' ' 'W ,A Sharon Forche K -sb, JV JoLane Foster 4, i 'i ! Herschel Freed his .- S. - ' iq. I Sharon Freshwater NS Mable Fuson i 1- 7' ' i Nancy Garrison m I Q -' .Ava Romana Garrison g J' .1 - ' Delbert Gibson 1 A Haas A , A Bob Gilbert i Margie Gladfelter W R s Carol Goodwin . .'V',,i .- W 3 Don Gossard ' - f', C f Judy Gottfried 4 V J C Fannie Grant , A 4 Mary Grose Lillian Gross Janet Hammons Karen Hanson Joe Harmon Dick Harper Phyllis Haver Ronnie Hawkey Ron Haver Paul Heffner Patty Hefner Darrell Helms Dale Henderson Dean Henderson Janet Henderson Joe Henderson Gary Hennon Marvin Hinds Carol Hites 5' Jerry Holland Ronald Hooker Rosetta Houston Jim Howder ff f Wesley Howder si: i I 0 Beffb' HU9l1eS it Q x al A Q David Jackson N 1 M Y Dorothy Jackson L A gi Eva Jennings L1 if V '-'A ' Dorothy John H B' Bill Johns ' , qi 51,55 Larry Johston 1 '63, John Joiner 5 'F 6' Johnnie Mae Joiner 3 B 'fn Bertha Jones J 3' ' J si: Mattie Jones B Warren Journell ' 'J -' f ff L Kenny Kautz Wi J if 5 ' Paul Keith I ,ry J '1 ' Larry Keller ,4 .i, 1 ig' as 'l iff l ,Q Karen KellSY . ilii Charles Kirtland y an F yhy ii, A M Y f J' J Roy Knew 5 Sfeve Kowell is fi. L ' , Remonia Lafferty i'ii' 'gi-Q 4 :VZ I L L . s ti i V 3 2 Gene Laman Z: 'E' y Q ifi Linda Laman J 413 Pat Laman y , f,y y K B Ronnie Lawson J J iilii J Jim Leedy fb V ,L - , 1 S1 14, Ffa ., my f' 2 if rs r' it 'Q 4.1 1 s 4 'ill Marvin Leffler Mildred Lehman Jim Leming Barbara Lingle Carolyn Locker Barbara Long 'W f v Joyce Maisch Alberta Mark Hattie Mark Mary Martin Charles Maxwell ' C Edmund McCarty W I in ,- ,yy Jim McDonald Maxine McDonald Barbara McDorman Ted McPheron Ralph Mell Shirley Mell Catherine Messenger Derry Michael Ethel Michael 'CM ,,r, fig Jack Michael Jane Miller Kay Miller BCH x Walter Miner 46 I FHESHHIHH Pat Powelson Roslrne Puckett Preston Pugh Jay Rader Jerry Ream Bull Reed Jean Rerchelderfer Phyllrs Renff Don Repasz Susan Robertson Barbara Ross Andrea Roush Paul Saffle Mary Ann Same Grace Scheufler Esther Severns Barbara Sheely Ann Shepard Lrnda Sherer Elrzabeth Short Merlrn Shrrner Margaret Shurelds Lucrlle Shurelds Janrce Srgmon Sandra Sums Mary Slotterback Donna Smith Dottie Smrth Henry Smrth Janet Smrth Roosevelt Mrracle Marlene Mote Mary Mull Kenny Murphy Patrrcl-4 Murphy Dan Myers Sherman Nance Marcra Newman Helen Nungester Bob Nunn Tom Murphy Sharyn O Black Jamce Ogle Judy Ogle Davrd Osborn Scharon Owens Fay Pack Syble Park Jane Partrn Ethel Patterson Shrrley Peal Martha Pendergast Janet Prper Don Prtchford Andrea Porter X if 39 , .., 2: .4 1-' , . .' . ni: -4 I ' K .. , i h ,, L ' i as r' is 'A' 5-LL-S .il r- A. . Y A M - 9 K 54 :5 Tl: ' '6 u h' A B ,sf 241' i . l gl? ,. ' fo . v ' r.. . ,, ' S f , - ,, - Y 'A 5- g use ii A 'fl . xx A K il W IAQ. 4. . I - Pl , f n ,4 k . .. . ' A - in I. ,3 2: 3 . 3 5-f CLHSS 1 up l .l . 6 pg J 'L K f 'J 4' 5 . 1 J f , N 3 . I . ,m r . Larry Smith Tom Smith Patty Snurr Sharen Sodders Bill Stauffer Dave Steiner 5 S Nancy Stepek Helen Sferl ing David Stokes Norman Stokes S T Bobby Sutton f Larry Talley 'i Dave Taviano Eugene Taylor E 1 is 'A Q wx ..' lr i 'Q' 'Q' 'I Neva Sterling Lee Stockton v ' i g . I 675, 9 M W W M , my .o A S if . - Q Q . I Q ' Lg au...' x rf , f ix 5,h, mx. '1 - Roger Swaim Julia Swallow g 1 I y Judy Taylor Carolyn Temple - ig: Av i .l Ag .,J H DeLynn Thomas Gary Thomas Marion Thomas T R ' 11 Helen Thompson ! 4 f 3' G Tom Torres .Q y ' ' Y ' 'J . ' 1 L A ii A Sharon Treece T T . 9, 'M 6 Jim Turner ll ll .iw T A Joe Uhl ' ' Larry VanGunten Roger VanGunten I l T ' Phillip some T l Ermel Wagner ' R Mary Wagner f A g-yV y A' ' Sharon Walcutt V17 Carolyn Ward - n 1 1 kt. 4 il Norman Ward iff' Robert Ward Vi 3 Tom Warren Mary Washington Carmen Welsh ,T -A Tom Werner Doris Watson my H Donald White Carla Wilkerson , . Q, A Jack Williams 1 1' I Milton wmmgm 9, - r A Steve Willis M Jim Wills Q Andy Wilson ' Shelia Wilson . A ,A A N ,g ':51T ,w5, I Stanley Wilson 4 N' Terry Wilson Alice Winget Arthur Woodworth Charles Wren QV? 3 EIGHTH BHHDE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Counselor--Mr. Charles L. Smith Vice-President --Janet Schwartz Secretary, Treasurer--Judy Billings Reporter--Pa ul Arnett President--John Keller .iq HOMEROOM 210 ROW 5: Paul Ingram, Jimmie Joiner, Dick Pratt, Rose McPheron, Jessie Harris, Ann Elam, Sharon Fridley. ROW 4: Bob Metcalfe, Frances Cramer, Barbara Rogers, Mary Jane Dickinson, Judy Herold, Delores Pepple,Darlene Smith, Beverly Hanthorn, Wayne Foreman. ROW 3: Barbara Pelton, Sharon Wachenschwanz, Martha Thomas, Martha Burkholder, Judy Breese, Vallacita Spyker, Janet Schwartz, Linda Weldy, Gary Reese, Dick Coffey. ROW 2: Sue Huber QSecretary, Treasurerj, Mary Ann Sanders, Marilyn Miller, Linda Sutton fVice-Presidentj, Ralph Albright, Robert Monford, Nancy North, Carole Kinkle. ROW 1: Jim Bixler, Leon Henderson, Bob Young, Cleo Shibler, Jim Maurer, Dick Musto, Ronnie McClaren fPresidentj, Ron Ferguson.NOT SHOWN--Norma Ada ms, Pat Barnes, Barbara Williams, Mrs. Margret Johoske. 'ffl HOMEROOM 209 ROW 5: Nadine Turner, Mabel Thomas, Leroy Sanders, Wilbertlelouston, Fred Freytag, Keith Adams, Paul Riley, Richard Smith, Myrl Akerman. ROW 4: Marlene Keller fSecretary, Treasurerl, Carol Hallar, Judy McClain, JoanLayman, Annette Yoakam, Jean Burkholder,Marilyn Binkley, Beverly Sheely, Sharon Bartley. ROW 3:Darlene Coats, Marlene Sapp, Jack Courtney, Jim Green, Ruth Sterling, Cynthia Willeke, Donna Fogt, John Miller QVice-Presidentj, Larry Barnes. ROW 2: Tom lngledue, Sandra Smith, Lynda Estes, Helen Brown, Connie Paxson, Joan Nielsen, Dick Spyker. ROW 1:Franklin Hoover,Tom McNamara, Jerry Rhinock, Dale Mason, Ralph Haver, Michael Piper, Mike Murphy, Carlos Washam. NOT SHOWN--Bill Boyd, Carol Dick, Dick Reed, Randy Roberts QPresidentj, Miss Vera Wright. H AJj J Jie: 1 sift HOMEROOM 211 ROW 5:Patricia Black, Jack Moneer, Roger Cole, Walter Klinefelter, Robert Sweeney, Geneva M. Burton, Ruth Pikerd. ROW 4: Carol Jones, Sara Maxwell, Dorothy O'Day, Joan Ferguson, Kathleen Myers, Chris Anthony, Mickey Lieurance, Everett Barnhill, Bob Rope. ROW 3: Karen Rhoades, Jacqueline Fournier, Marilyn Miller, Sue McClellan, Jean Holmes, Evelyn Perkey, Jerry Stebleton. ROW 2: Mr. E, B. Freshwater, Patsy Cun- ningham, Virginia Welsh, Sandy Trempert, Carol Mc- Vicker, Joyce Wilson, Vonda Lewis, Joe Wagner, Lewis Sneary. ROW l: Robert Henderson, Lonnie Shine, Jim Bresson, NathanGales, Mark Searl. NOT SHOWN--Linda Dotson, William Hughes, Rosie Ingram, Marilyn Morris, Jewel Thompson. HOMEROOM 214 ROW 5: Jim Dally QReporterJ, Danny May, Porter Jones, Ronald Miller, Roger Hemry, Ray Banks, George Washington, Jack Bush, Bill Winget. ROW 4:Gary Lee Beeler QPres- identj, Joe Cardone, Paul Arnett, William Paul Blair, Cordelia Potter, Virginia Duff, Ann Morrison QSecretary, Treasurerj, Jolene Phalen, Jill Reed. ROW 3: Tommy Snider, Joe Liles, Larry Truesdale, Jacqueline Mc- Cluer, Arnold Lee Neal, Mary Louise lnhoff, Marilyn Overmyer, Lynda Thomp- son. ROW 2: Gary Cotrell, Fred Briggs, John Short,Rose Marie Maddox,Sharon Cole, Wanetta Fetter, Laleen Taylor, Linda Werk- ing. ROW1:PaulKoeppel, Val John Harris, Bill Rice, Robert Lee Hunter, Jack Seibold, Roman Wagner, DonHullinger. NOT SHOWN--Leslie Githens, Paul Thatcher, Benjarnen Z immerma n, Mr. Stanton Steiner. EIGHTH GRHUE HOMEROOM 216 ROW 4:RonaldJaynes,Earnestine McDonald, Loretta Hurles, Judy Billings, Larry Franklin QPresidentj, Woodrow Newhorter. ROW 3: Jim Goodwin, Mildred Keith, Sondra Miner, Georgia Hittepole QReporterJ, Carol yn Harrod, Charis Jo Baker, Billy Luchini. ROW 2: Linda Riner QSecretary, Treasurerj, Ron Sexton, Larry Caprella, Dorance Pat- terson, Lynn Maier. ROW 1:Louise Phillips, Mary Jane Newman, Sandra Buggle, Carol Cook, Miss Hazel Baver. NOT SHOWN-- Larry Bowers, Linda Davis, Caroll Edmiston, Charlie Lee Fisher, Kenneth Fitzgerald. HOMEROOM 215 ROW 4: Penny Sibold, Dave Baker, Tom Fickel, Steven Hullinger, Imogene New- port, Nancy Phalen, Sharon Colley. ROW 31 Phyllis Pratt, Barbara Ridge, Sharon Lou Spencer, Stephen Miller, Margie Deubler, Dorothy Dalton. ROW 2: Dennis Maier, Wilbur Calvert, Bruce Lott, David Andrew Dumm, Richard Jaynes, Carolyn Boggs. ROW 1: Miss Louise Taggart, Judy Biddle, Sharon Mowery,Pa tty Page,Ka thleen Brown, Wilton Fralick, John B. Gladen. NOT SHOWN--PearlHirt,LaryMcCune, Mariam Mell, Homer Sellers. HOMEROOM 218 ROW4 RobertGossard Ronn1eFranks David Randle Richard Simmons, Freda Bankston, Donna Stephens, B111 Sites, James Chambers, Robert Johnson QVICC President, ROW 3 Barbara Miller Marilyn Phillips, Jan Wise, Warren Dawson, Fred Cook, Harold Fisher, Wanda Ellison fTreasu.rerJ Kenyon Bowman ROW 2 Nancy Lutman fPresidentJ Diana Turner, Phyllis Freshwater, Oliver Sprague, Johnny Keller, Lonnie Sanders,Lana McKanna,Mike Crawford,Jack Murphy, Mr. Don Penhorwood. ROW 1:Nancy Whited, Sharon Patterson, Jim Binkley, Dick Nielsen, Mary Hartley, Linda Iiames QReporterj, Susan Marshall. NOT SHOWN--Mary Burden, Stanley Lawrence, Arnold Mohler, Mary Robb, Greg Sharp, Bill Taylor. 1-IOMEROOM 10 5 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President--Kay Gallaspie Secretary- -Janet Conrad President--Ellen Kay Brillhart Reporter--Mary Gehring Treasurer- -Jim Boyed NOT SHOWN--Counselor--Mrs. Lillian Taylor Reporter - -Larry Lanning l-IOMEROOM 102 ROW 5:Judy Jones, Margie Klay, Sue McClain, Lillie Mae Jenkins, Wesley Harmon, Arlene Edmiston, Ronnie Bryner, Phyllis Kay Bannister, Larry Bohannon. ROW 4: Fay Whetsel, Phil Gossard fTreasurerj, Clinton Ma uk, Da vid Clemans, Judy Fletcher, Noreen Shoemaker, Louis Perkins fService Directory, Nancy Locker, Sharon Miller, ROW 3: Sue Willeke, Mike Mowery, Joan Smith fPresidentj, Jack l-Iites, Lee Robinson, Mary Gehring, Barbara Jackson fSecretaryj. ROW 2: Carolyn Young, Barbara Woodley, Olivia Totty, Tom Servis, Mary Wil- liams, Nancy Crowe, Miss Kathryn Ann Kah. ROW 1: Stanley Zimmerman, John Oliphant, Dave Stackhouse, Franklin Washington, Eddie Joe Taylor. C HOMEROOM 101 ROW 4: Gordon Temple, James Taylor, Billy Jackson, Steve McClure, Jeff Crumrine, Charles Loescher, Gary Barber, Leroy l-lullinger. ROW 31 Marie Roose, Judith Taylor, Judy Gillette, Karen Michael, Betty Treece, Josephine Wires, Corrine Oliver, Mary Florence, Robert Korn. ROW 2: Grace Porter, Barbara Yost, Edith Aller, Ruby Willhight, Loulabelle Short, Diana West, Sally Shafer, Vidale Edwards. ROW 1: William Miller, Leslie Smith, Bill Stalter, Tommy Yazel, Ronald Houston, Wayne Harper, Saundra Watson, Mary Kahler. NOT SHOWN--Jim Boyed, Joyce Burkholder,Nancy Mauk, Mr. Warner, T. Boyer. it sis.. 9 ROW 5: Kay Williams, Barbara Jones, Della Livenspire, Bob Wheeler, Mike Shively, Jim Smith, Lonnie Warren, Freddie DePalma, Terry Staas, MackHawkins.ROW4:Barbara Matthews, Karen O'Dell, Janice Riemesch, Mary Ward, Pa ul Clayton, Herb Hinton qReportery, Ted l-lowder QPresidentJ, Roger Hardesty, Alvin Banks. ROW 3: Barbara Perkins, Joan Carver, Bob Ins- keep, Tommy Tallman, Ronnie Toland, James Morris, Roger Brown, Lonny Schlesselman, Mrs. Mary Paterson. ROW 2: Ted Wildermuth, Lydia Edens, Carol Fletcher fReporterQ, Patsy Wood- bury, Barbara Blair fSecretary, Treasurerj, Linda Crissinger QVice-Presidentj. ROW 1: Da vid Miller, Virgil Gaull, Harold I-limmel. HOMEROOM 106 ROW 4: Tom Kimbrough, Linda Cheney, Nancy Brown, Caroline Mackey, Nancy Hardcsty, Yvonne Stubblefield, Nancy Crawford, Jose - phine Joiner. ROW 3: Nellie Smith, Joyce Doughty, Carole Liston, Nola Sherer, Carolyn Miller, Tom Sheer, Annie Smith,GaryReynolds. ROW 2: John Patterson, Roger Woo l 1 u m, S ue Lundy, Kathryn Hinds, Dorothy Nungester, Don Tindall,Earl Robb, Carol Bishop, CathrynSmit1i, ROW 1: Franklin Spinnati, Stephen Whited, Paul Woodworth, Larry Ward, Charles Yoakam, James Woten. NOT SHOWN--Ula Gaull, Jim Brown, Chaney Ingram,Doris lXl0llfOl'd,fXllSS May Benroth, SEVENTH EHHUE ,4 ll U41 If 1 A44 E HOMEROOM 112 ROW 4: Jean Dotson, Bethany Wall fSecretary, Treasurerj, Joan Fisher, Bill McKee,James Brown, Marilyn l-Iullinger, Billy Garland, Billie Joe Miller. ROW 3:Nancy Thorburn, Dianne Casey, Diane Biederman, Georgia White, Monwella llanks, Willie Patrick, Bob Striff, Beverly Ann Murray, Thomas Luchini fPresidentJ. ROW 2: Marna Lieurance,Rowena Johnson, Loretta Fields, Jeannie Herr, Jerrilyn Money, Gary Sousz, Carolyn Smith. ROW 1: Harvey Shears, Mike Kinkle, Dave Cottrell, David Nice qReporterj, Joe Wendel fVice-Presidentj, Dick Schaffer. NOT SHOWN--Miss Edith Simpson. il - . HOMEROOM 107 ROW 3:Murleen Caudill, Todd Johoske, Beverly Harclesty, Norbert Bahr, Sam Rose, Roger Doug- lass. ROW 2: Judy Courtney, Beverly Maiden, Colleen Welty, Sharon Binkley, James Hyde, Gary Norton, Mr. Marlin Michael. ROW l:Terry VanGundy, Charles Fisher, James Brown, Russell Kinkle, PeggyJo Moyler, Clara Lundy,Fay Mull, Georgiette Brown. NOT SHOWN--Bill Garver, Jim Higgins. fri' 7dr -x 1 .ly 'Fur HOMEROOM 113 ROW 3: Kay Gallaspie fPresidentj, Virginia Armentrout, Rose Marie McKee, James Skip- worth, James Lewis, Dennis Salsbury QVice- Presidentj, Larry llullinger, Max Cannode. ROW 2: Cecilia Fields, Karen Davisson, Virginia Carroll, Annie Shears, Mable Newby, John Corey, Jeannette Purdy. ROW 1: Patricia Lester, Ronald Painter, Thomas Dershem, Bobby Goonan fSec- retary, Treasurerj, Paul Johns, Sandra Snurr, Miss Vera Griffith. NOT SHOWN--Carl Brown, Norma Metzler, Roger Streets, Cynthia VanDyke, Orrin Grant. HOMEROOM IH ROW 4: Jeanette Davis, Wendell Mettz. Larry Alguire, Larry Lee Jones, Roger Bailey. Bill Snodgrass Basie White, Rosie Ingram. ROW ig Rfger Lee Jirit-5 Jre Gales R 'bert MeCn11.rgh, GeneS1.'.er, Lt-oiiaCr-ok fVice-Presidentb, Kay K.11gCS.'crt'tar'.'. Treabiirerj, Ogal Jennings Mary J M 'zieer ROW Q: D.ix.d Nyrergall, Ex erett Hugliuf CPrexidt-iitj. Je-rl.ne Puckett QR,,i. rterj Linda F.ekel, Mary Shawler, Christ.ne L ing, Betty Ir' Brookman, Stanley Thomas. ROW l: Toneta Long, JimmyJolins, Errol Campbell, DennisStokes, Gloria Beard, Judy Turner, Delia Ivyce Painter, NOT SHOWN--Elra Goodwin, Larry McKanna, William Rides, Janice Rupert, Miss Frances Bowyer, SEVENTH GHHDE x HOMEROOM 208 ROW fi: Philip Burton, Frank Keller fVice-Pres- LCJCIIU, Patric,aPack, Mar.lynShureltl5 Ricliard Lee G dfrey, Dannj. Stepek, M.ke L gain, Jacqueline Jay, Jean Maurer, Dianna Hartman, ROW 2: Carolyn Cogswell, Gloria Ann Hughes, Jane Adkins, Billy Howell, Elaine Esmonde, Sharon DanKirt Linda Smith, Linda Musset. ROW ln Bob Rawland, Dick Potter, Russel Bat- rett fSergea1it at Armsy D n Bradford, Larry Lanniiig, Kathleen Foscardo fSecretary Treas- urery Rose Ann McCormick, Mr5,Margie Wright. NOT SHOWN--Gary M teller fPresideiitj, Jerry Shaner. Prizes galore! -....'Tlv T . fkiiv HOMEROOM llzf ROW -1: Vera Mae Jenkins, Eddy Lee Dana, Sallj.'Shurelds, Linda LouCallaliaii, Curley Mc- D inald, Kenny llefner fVice-Presidenij, Ruger J, Binkley, Janet Conrad. ROW fl: Judith Ann Akers, Gloria Stoddard, Bill Musto fReporterj, Duane Ruck, Alice Moler, Kay Brillhart. ROW zI:Gary Shaw, Bud King, Lanny Baughnian, Jim LongQSecretary, Treasurerj, TerryLayman, Sue Clifton. ROW 1: T ini Page Wrebidentj, Creed Mekolites, DaxidTerry, J illlll5'SlllLiL'l', Richard llvweli, Linda Sue Prine, E len G wdwin. NOT SHOWN: Floy Freirtag, Joe Mitchell Allen Tribolet, Mr. Alan Barnhill 4 ii 'PWM Skating Fun. ,g,L.a,.a,,.- , A ,....,, T A alee a 4 .5. ' 2:5 3 x . Q31 Greetings to the Graduating Class of 1954: X Q Commencement brings a sense of pride not only in the accom- plishments of those who graduate, but in the part that the com- munity has played in continuing to recognize public education asa means forobtaininga better life and makinga bettersociety. Commencement is not iust another ceremony. It is not lim- ited to those who graduate. It is, in fact, the concern of the entire community. It touches every family, every enterprise, every facet to the community. Commencement is a tribute to our way of life. For our Amer- ican way of life can survive only if people truly understand the problems they must meet in the complex world in which we live. If the school has done nothing more than give you the toois to meet these complex problems--and created within you the attitude and desire to work with others n solving these problems--then it has achieved its main obiective. Commencement is a challenge--both an individual and social challenge. It is our prayer that you will meet this challenge in the future that lies ahead. 4' Cordially, GORDON G. HUMBERT Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION The Lima Board of Education is made up of seven conscientious, public-spirited citizens who give unselfishlyof theirtime and energy to the management of our schools. The community is grateful to these people for modern schools, well-qualified teachers, and up-to-date curriculum. STANDING: Mr, Gordon G, Humbert fSuperintendent ofSchoo1sj, Mr, Harry Gross fAssistant Superintendentj, SEATED: Dr,H. R, Stallbohm fC1erkJ, Mr, A. L. Simmons fBoard Memberp,Dr Josephine L. Peirce qPresidentJ, Mr, C. H. Folland QVice-Presidentj Mr, Gilbert Crist fBoard Memberj, T.D B 1' k - ,. --1... ,, ,.,..-- -ff- -all 'Vs 9 si' STANDING: Mr. William Chambers fvocationaljg Mr. Marion Seirz QAudio-Visual and Safety Educariony Mr. H. C. Heffner Ulesearchj. SEATED: Mr. H. C, Roberson QPupii Personnel and Guidancejg Miss Helen Hawkins fE1emenrary Educationjg Miss Mary Kirk fArrJ. SUPEHVI.SllliS Ill lllllll PUBTIU SCHUULS These directors are the resource people of the staff and are consultants in the special areas in which they specialize. They work with principals, teachers, and special teachers in the desire to bring about curriculum improvements, good will among the teachers of the schools, and enrichment of the educational program for all of the students in the Lima Public Schools. THE lllllH CITIZENS HDVISUBU lllllillllliifi The obiectives of the Lima Citizens' Advisory Committee are to advance public education in all its branches and to Foster and promote an understandingot the benefits of public education in the development of a sound, healthy, and intelligent community, based upon the nature of the population, the needs of the times, and the resources of the community and to do its utmost to help perpetuate the basic ideas of the American Way of Life. Miss Marquerire Dickman fSecretaryjg Mr. Walter Binkleyg Mr. Loren Sellursg Mr. Gordon Humber! fSupertindenLJg Mr. H. C. Heffnerg Mr. Jerry Blattnerg Rev. Paul Thompson, Mr. Chet Swegang Mrs. George Niceg Mrs. Enoch Westg Mr. J. J. Weadockg Mr. J. C. Thomas fflhairmanj. PHIHCIPHL A. Ohio University, Columbia University UEHH Ui BUUS MERLYN C, SYKES--B.S. g M.S. Bowling Green State University Co-advisor of Student Council Dear Seniors: These remarks are addressed to you for two reasons. First, each volume of the yearbook is issued primarily in your honor. Second, this is the last time we shall have the privilege of addressing your class as a group. As you come to the end of your high school experi- ences your parents and teachers are wondering how well you have learned your lessons--the really important lessons. They hope that you have learned to meet your responsibilities with courage, to have respect for the happiness and welfare of others, and most important of all, to have the willingness towork and to live a clean, Christian life. lf you have learned these things, you are well on your way to success. With such a foundation, academic knowledge can be acquired readily. As you look back over your twelve years of formal schooling, you will see many mistakes that you made. Let those mistakes help you rather than hinder you. Look forward with a determination that you will help yourself by helping others. We have confidence in your abilities. Best wishes to all, MERL O. REED DEHH Ui 6lRlS MRS. ZALIA SUNDFOR--A.B. g B.S. p M Bluffton College, Defiance College Bowling Green State University Co-advisor of Student Council Testing Co-chairman Student Social Committee za 1:7 mms nur: Ellmlli at n n 4 . Q.. ,,.e-1' I 17? STANDING: Mr. C. F. Sinclair, Mr. Merlin C. Sykes, Mr. Merl O. Reed, Mr. Frank Hanna. SEATED: Mrs. Zalia Sundfor, Miss Hazel Baver Qfjhairmanjg Miss Thelma Glassford lSecretaryyg Miss Vera Wright, Miss Marie Bowlus. FHCULTU CUUHCIl The purpose of the Faculty Council isto work with the school administration of Lima South to aid in solving student, teacher and administration problems. The council acts as a liaison body between staff and administration. This year the Faculty Council again organized an in-service training program for the teachers of South High School. The teachers chose to make a study of methods to improve scholastic standards and student behavior. The topics studied were as follows: I , Scholarship 2. Courtesy and respect for property 3. Attendance 4. Curriculum trends on the senior high level 5. Reading-an all-school problem 6. The extra-curricular program 7. The hour period and the core plan. Each teacher chose atopic to study--thus forming seven committees. The results of the study made by these committees and reported to the faculty at general faculty meetings. SEUHETHRIES The secretarial work at South High School was done by Joyce Thomas and Sharon Wren. Their cheerfulness, efficiency, and willingness to help teachers and students makes working with them a pleasure. AV S 33. e 1 Q . -. Ev MNH W--M L... 'rf 1 fl, 1 f I xxfsi , I :N '1l 1 ,, . -4.1.1.2 'Z X, WIILIAM W, CHAMBERS--B, NI' FDYTHE CUPP--B.5, HARRY E. DALL--B S Yuc. Ed. Horne Euonouncs Bmlngy wupurnscr UI Xkwalmllal Ifd.1u41Lwl1 0-C'ixr.. GERTRUDE DONALD--5.5, G, E. FIGGIN5--B.5. E, B, FRESHWATER--A. B. g A11 Home Economius Indusmal Arts Hismry iq P OLIVE FCNDUM--B. S GRACE GEARY--B. 5, ETHER GlI.LE'I I'I'-Ei A, Englash H me ECxI1.HillQ'i Hmanl. 53 l 9 X ! Mach' I qC ?I 3 Ax Niagra-is,'1v, N .-1.H-. ll a LA.uuu.Lu 'ty . 1 tix rf' 4 it -.gb ! gl. 'Su A ,lanies E. lxlcllritlu QSr. A uro lxlcchanic Shop 84' Tcclniologyjg R. W, Augsburgcr Ur. Machine Shop 81 Technologyjg Clair ll. llites fSr, Machine Shop df Technologyjg Charles E, Brooker Ur. Auto Mechanic Shop 81 Technologyp, VUCHTIUHHL SCHU0l QW. W. CHAMBERS--DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL SCHOOLQ Vocation School gives boys who do not plan to enter college the opportunity of preparing themselves For employment in a slcilled frade upon graduation from high school. The work performed in The shop must he on a useful or productive basis under actual job conditions, so Far as possible. HDHIIHISTHHTIVE SECHETHHIHL Slllil STANDING: Marilyn llollar fsccretary to Director of Visua. Aidsjg Elizabeth CllllLJS f5et'retary to Nursesjg Jane Lamari Secretary to Recreation and Physical Eduuation Directory Marguerite Dickman f5ecretary to Superintendent of Schoolsjg Berry Hutchinson fSe-cretary to Personnel and Elementary Education Directorsjg Dorla McCoy fSecretary to Vocational Education Directory. SEATEDg Madonnalxletz er 5 r-t ' A Clerk of BOard of Eduvationj. g 1 ec Q ary to ssistant Superintendentjg Maxine Miller fSecretary to N S i i 1 'li 33, H ,. l Z l I o S 4 My Am ., fg ' ,I QQ L if E -a ...A ,gy fl WN 3,2 1 -41 e , 1 ? . 1- , . '33 Graaf Frank HannaqVarsity Football, Seventh Basketball, Goltjg Don Penhorwood fAssistant Football, Assistant Track, Assistant Basketballjg George Miller fFaculty Manager of Atlrleticsjg AlfredSlrnsqReserve Football, Freshman Basketball, VarsityTrackjgJames RorrreyfAss,istanrFootball, AssistantBasketball, Jr. High Trackjg joe Bowers fVarsity Basketball, Baseball, Freshman Footballj. SUUTH-CEHTBHL GHWE ,LX South 32 South 18 South 27 South 14 South 32 South 6 South 6 South 27 South 21 UUH l954 CUHCHIHG STHFF 1953 FUUTBHLL SCHEDULE Q7 wins--2 losses? . . . . . . . Sidney 7 . . . . . .Findlay 7 . Cincinnati Central Voc. 6 . Cincinnati Woodward 7 . .Richmond, Indiana 20 . .Toledo Devilbiss I3 . . Middletown I3 . .Dayton Stivers O . . Lima Central O taxi 3 - wi insular' nuns al :Hills its ui i un 1 1953 EUUTBHEE HIHHHGERS The managers of a team are kept busy taking care of the equipment which the team uses. Their job is not easy and re- quires many hours ofwork. Thanks to them, our teams are smooth running organizations . RESERVE EUUTBHEE 4 wins , 2 losses South O . . Shawnee T2 South 54 St Rose O South O . . Findlay 25 South I2 Van Wert 6 South 12 Marlon 2 ROW 53: Richard Long, jim Plikerd, Jerry Barnes hm Stevenson 11m Frldley Albert Flelds ROW Mlke Caprella Daw Adams, Tom Campbell, Bill Dahill, Joe Turner Joe Henderson Herbert Lanker ROW 1 Howard Courtney Don McDonald, Roger Cunner, jerry Duncan Sam Caprella Robert Werner 1953- '54 VHRSITH IIHEEHLEHUERS Here they are--the cheerleaders whom we see cheering soenergetically at all our games. There's one cheerleader you don't see clownfront at the games, but she's always on hand with her assistance and helpful advice--it's Miss Esther Gillette, sponsor, To boost our fighting Tigers, the cheerleaders have been an hand at each home game as well as at each out- Charlotte Vogclgesang, Anne Dnwning, Caralee Spencer, janet Of-town game- Williarns, Carol McDonald 5 wins. . . . . O losses South I3 . .... Ada 0 South 35 . . . Central O South l3 . . Wapakoneta 7 South 28 . . . Shawnee 6 South 2 ........ LaFayette O ROW 3: Ray Fisher, Bill Blank,1ack Michael, Larry Talley, Delbert Gibson, Henry Smith, Chuck Wren, Larry Fetzer, Andy Wilson, Alvin Davis, Brooks Flinn, Joe Uhl, Bill Howser, Uxlanagerj, Wes Howder, Jim McDonald, Qtxlanagerl, Norman Stokes, Joe Bowers fCoachj. ROW 2:Jay Rader Uxianagerj, Jack Williams, Joe Fisher, Bob Bessette, Bill Coats, Ronnie Lawson, Bob Ward, Steve Willis, Milton Willhight, Felix Armstead, Dave Stokes. ROW 1: Don Gossard, Dan Myers, Jay Biddle, David Steiner, Bill Stauffer, Darrell Helms, Tom Baker, Bill Clay, Tom Scheerfblanagcrj. .'il' . Q . - :X my, Q 1 , Vg . 1 , K 5 , v ' ' f'..'- ' J. Lu, ,,. f - . . - .. . .. v 5, 1 I Q A Q . AW' f In he 2 . ' if? , ' THE l953 SEIIIUH FUUTBHH lfllflllllfll 1. Vugil Banks... 2. Phil Carter... 3 Bob Edwards Gaines Flelds. .. 5. Dwn Jones. .. 6. Rol and Kane Connie Loullos... 8. Tum Maier... 9 Dave Mauk Bob Maxwcll. .. 11. ,hm Porter. .. 12. Harold Powell Don Stauffcr, .. 14, Ronnie Walters. A Xb Yi S .W s', , .Aw wg., ,Vg 3 ,. I Z ,xx Q 5791 , , L .A X 'W' ' hl i' s. B gil, A - ff- 'fgffg ,,l f' .Si'f:3m-- - - -3 l zk - ,-,f Y ivxg ,, . A F ,Ln - . 4, -- + - , A I Q.. J NA- ! Q!! 1 L ,U '? .,, . ,,. W. fi QR .fxsr-J if My K 7 L ..A... , XX wand 'way :W-KF' Yi? hav 13594 Wqpd gms...--., -WM rss! ' +2-age 7-gn, .Mx y l Y Jr H A1352 - I W il A if K ggi ,, :,. 6 '95 South South South South South South lb X if Connie Loukos, and Jay Ewing. 60 Urbana 50 Toledo Macomber 77 Celina 59 Kenton 58 Columbus North 41 Gary Lott, Gaines Fields, Jim Shorlina, San Ross, Ronnie Weaver, John Barton, Joe Morrison, Virgil Banks, Bob Maxwell, VHHSHU BHSHEiBHll TEHW South South South South South South Hamilton Central Shawnee Springfield Big Walnut Local Middletown South South South South South South Toledo Woodward 66 Von Wert 64 St. Marys 54 Burnham 52 Central 64 Celina 43 Kenton BHSHETBHLL MHHHGEHS Ron Hisson Homer Sellers and Roy Boggs. I Q 'X ff '!'CX TMLZ7' ROW 4: Lowell Plaugher, Howard Courtney, Earl Miller, Joe Bowers, ROW 3: Gordon Wildermuth Robert Moms Dave Adams, Bob Baker, Gary Lott, Jim Shively, Dick Wilson. ROW 2: Dave Osborn, Larry Skelly Don Cumngham Kenny Helsel, Ervey Segovia, Ronnie Weaver, Charles Wright. ROW 1: Ioe Morrison, John Barton Cl1ffConna1ly Mel Provost, David Uhl, Sam Ross, Ioe Turner, Bob Maxwell, South Sou-th South South South South Sou th South South South South I953 BHSEBHLL TEHIH Won 9 6 6 6 9 12 10 5 I4 17 2 9 Lost Celina Troy Shawnee Van Wert St. Johns Defiance Van Wert St. Marys St. Rose St. Rose Central 70 2 'I 0 2 7 'l l 8 fTourn.J 6 fTourn 8 1 4 4 I I 4- ff ATT? ' 35 H if ., '31 . 1 X M ' 1 S ' f T size: H sr ' 'l A. x 1 s-..s,,x ,-,.. ROW 3: LaDonna McCormick, Anna Marie Smith, Marilyn Zicgenbusch, Carol O'Dell fVice-Presidcntj Sharon Owens, Grace Shifter, Connie Putman, Ruth Gardner. ROW 2: Nancy Korn, Lois Wenhofcr fSccrerary, Treasurerj. ROW l: Carolyn Newman, Jackie Reese fl-listorianj, Phyllis Owens tPresidentj Sue Gallaspie, Kay Hoover fReportc-rj, Carol Goodwin, Carolyn McRea, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Club is to inform interested students of the advantages of teaching. Carol O'Dell and Jean Cottrell attended the annual Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association on October 23, l953. The club adviser for this year was Mrs. Margret Johoske and Mr. Stanton Steiner. South High School Seniors are busy taking a test which the F. T. A. will grade ii wie- 1 ,.X a..,.g 7 fx, Q' N ,ar Qs' X i.s2s..., A T Q ss 'iq su g i ,L ! , ti ROW 4: Jane Maller, Fairy Leming, Shirley Farmer, Lou Ann Pugh, Jeanne Bradford, Jo Ann Owens, Nancy Dotson, Sue Gallaspie fV1ce-Presidcntj, Mary Lou Ruth, Sharon Iiames, Linda Laman, Barbara Long. ROW 3: Karen Martin fPresidentJ, Linda Hennon, Jacqueline Fournier, Carol Behr, Wanetta Fetter, Sandra Buggles QReporter7, Laleen Taylor. ROW 2: Carol Edmiston, Carolyn Boggs, CarolCook fSecretary, Treasurerj, Sharis Baker, Judy Gillette, Kathleen Brown, ROW 1: Ann Detrick, Sharon Mowery, Linda Iiames, Beverly Maitlen, Virginia Duff. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was formed to help students who are interested in becoming librarians. Student librarians give invaluable help by checking books in and out and by assisting other students to find books. Miss Ruth Baughman was the club adviser. SAFETY PATROL Working with local police, the Safety Patrol helps to direct traffic before school, at noon and after school. One of the responsibilities of the Patrol is to help students in the observance of safety rules and regulations. ROW 3: Jerry Stebleton, J1rn Goodwin, Stanley Wilson, Walter Miner, Ronald Burgoon, ROW 2: Bob Brown QSergeantj, Charles Maxwell, Mike Piper, Don Hullinger, Ed l-lullinger, Richard Long, Mike Caprella, Robert Frideger, Franklin Spirinati. ROW l:GaryNwrton, Jim Woten, Ronald Romick fLieutenantj, Jim HomicfCaptainJ, Gerald Butturff QCaptainJ, Dan Anderson, Warren Journell. Sam Caprella, Donald Hooker. 'N tg,-,, . Q 1 xl CJ ROW 4: Betty Nichols, Emil White, Bill Howser, Jim Fournier, Delbert Hartfile, Kenny Carr, Janet Edmiston, Marlene Sapp, Marilyn Ziegenbusch. ROW 3: Mary Paxson, Betty Barnhill, Shirley Long, Carol Kirkland, Andrea Porter, BettyF1arida, Phyllis Edmisron, Janet Hogan, Darlene Coats, ROW 2: Shirley Binkley, Patty Page, Sharon Cole, Dorothy Compston, Jo Lane Foster, Barbara Yost, NancyPrine. ROW 1: Buddy King, Lanny Baughman, Virgil Gaull, Judy Turner, Sharon Forche, Bob Striff. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, under the direction of Miss Thelma Glassford, is an organization that provides many opportunities to serve others. For several years the Junior Red Cross has filled gift boxes for foreign children. South High School is represented in the Allen County Jr. Red Cross Council by Edgar Jackson, Mary Paxson, and Mary Lou Ruth. Through the Council, South High School participates in the International Music and School Art programs. SOCIAL CONDUCT CLUB The Social ConductClub is formed by seventh and eighth grade students who are interested in the betterment of themselves, in the form of social etiquette. Mrs. Margie Wright was ad- viser for the club this year. Several parties, financed by dues and sales tax stamps, were given during the year. ROW 3:DickReed, Linda Musser, JudyCourtney, Cordelia Potter, Kay Gallaspie, Bethany Wall fPresidentj, Karen O'Del1, Dianna Hartman, Nancy Hardesty, Joan Layman, Lanna McKanna fVice-Presidentj, Sue McClellan. ROW 2:Richard Musto, Jim Klinefelter fSecretaryJ, Judy Fletcher fSocial Chairmanj, Virginia Armentrout, Grace Porter, Joyce Doughty, Carol Haller, Sandy Trempert, Norma Metzler, Sharon Miller Cfreasurerj, Jackie Mc- Cluer, Nola Sherer. ROW 1: Judy Breese, Beverly Murray, Cathryn Smith, Georgiette Brown, Fay Maxwell, Mary Jean Williams, Fay Whetsel, Carolyn Smith. 0 1 1-4 ggi ez, . if 'V1's.19 -k . I 4 , . I. val gum-wr' ram. ,ag i . I 4 .,' . A hi A . M 'EW Merlin Sousz, Doug Cot- ner, Dave McCullough Uleporterj, Dixie Carson. retaryj, Marilyn Selvaggio QTreasurerJ, Dee Cash fPresidentj. THESPIANS Anational organization, the Thespians isagroup of young students interested in dramatics. Underthe able supervision ofMiss Frances Bowyer, the club helps these students to further their dramatic talents. YE-MERRIES The Ye-Merries, a senior high club, gives more opportunity for acting and helps to widen the students dramatic experience. Under the supervision of Miss Frances Bowyer, each member musttryoutbefore theymayenterthe club. The main project of the club is the Footlight Fes- tival, agroup of one-act plays which are presented to the community. ROW 3: Rosie Pearson. Shirley McNemar. Jeane Waggoner, Marcia Parshall, Dixie Corson, Carolyn Temple. Janith Jones, Marilyn Jones, Barbara Cassaro, Barbara Swallow flleporterj, Phyllis Oost, 'Jim Hornic, Dick Ander- son, Charles Cardone. ROW 2: Pat Williams, Charlotte Beebe, Mary Smith, Sharon Shrider, Gary Claflin. Evelyn Aller, Shirley Weierman, Sharon Green, Marie Cash, Wanda Sexton, Gloria Sweeney, Lucy Musser. ROW 1: Janet Williams, Kula Anthony, Barbara Truesdale, Shirley Sherer, Jana Billiter fPresidentJ, Marilyn Selvaggio, Sandra Green, Louise Michael, Evelyn Thompson, Marilyn Welty. Delores Cash QSecretaryJ. SEATED:Dave Mc- Cullough fVice-Presidentj, Doug Cotner QTreasurerQ. Nea A Q- 'lt I Phyllis Oost 4Vice-Presi- dentj, Jana Billiter fSec- SEVENTH Y-TEENS ROW4:N.Metzler,A.Edmiston, B. Jones, C. Oliver, G. White, M. Hullinger, K. O'Dell, F. Whetsel, V. Armentrout, J. Wires.ROW 3: E.A1ler, J, Riemesch, J. Gillette fPres- identj, D. West, S. Casey, R. Willhight, K. Brillhart, E. Esmon efVice-PresidentJ.ROW 2: L. Cheney, N. Sherer, S. Lundy, J. Doughty, C. Liston, C. Young, S. Cliffton, G. Brown, K. Hinds. ROW 1:C. I Fletcher, C. Smith, M. Wil- ' ' liams, N. Conner, K. Smith, Y. Stubblefield, M. Newby, a M. Hanks. SEVENTH Y-TEENS ROW 4:J. Dotson, G.Stoddard, L. Jenkins, M. Shurelds, B Mattews, R. McKee, M. Ward K. Michael, S. McClain, M Lieurance. ROW3:L.Smith, J. Smith, L. Musser, J. Maurer, B. Woodley, C. Miller, S. Dankirt, N. Brown, J. Davis. - ROW2: B. Jackson, M. Shawler, M. Gehring, D. Biederman, E. Goodwin, R. Johnson, D. Mon- ford, J. Joiner, A. Moler Cnter club council representativej. ROW 1: S. Watson, L. Cris- singer, G. Beard, P. Moyler, fi D. Painter, E. Goodwin, S. ,,, Shafer QSecretaryj, C. Bishop. f Adviser--Miss Mary Tudor EIGHTH Y-TEENS ROW 5:M. Miller, P. Sibold, J. Billings, S. McClellan, M. Keller, N. Lutman Gnter club council representativej, B. Miller fSecretaryj, L. Dotson, B. Rogers, B. Williams. ROW 4: J. Burton, K. Rhoades, W. Ellison, A. Morrison fPresidentj, S. Wachenschwanz, J. Schwartz, L, Davis, M. Dickinson, B. Hanthorn, J. McCluer. ROW 3: S. Trempert, B. Sheely, C. Baker, G. Hittepole fVice-Presidentj, S. Buggle, M. Burden, W. Fetter, K. Huber, L. McKanna ROW 2: N. Whited, C. Boggs, C. Cook, M. Newman, P. Barns, M. Thomas, M. Hartley, K. Meyers, Ureasurerj. ROW 1: S. Maxwell, S. Smith, P. Pratt, P. Cunningham, L. Weldy, D. Dalton, S. Mowery, V. Duff. Adviser-Miss Olive Fundum. s 7' I 9 .K 'ir' Ji NINTH Y-TEENS ROW 4: S. Wrxlcutr, M. Conkle, C. Temple, N. Dotson, J. Taylor, J. Wrighr, H. Crm- rnrllo. ROW 3: C. Hires, G. 5cheufler,M.Grove,E.Sex'ers, I. Swallow, A.RouSl1. ROW 2: P. Henderson, M. Jones, C. Goodwin, N.G.lrr1son, K. Bailey, A. Porrer, B. Lingle, M. Same, P. Powelson. ROW 1: R, Garrrson, A. Derrick, P. Bannister, P. lleffner, C. Craw- ford Qlnter club council repre- senrarivej, C.Behr, B. Sheely, L. Sherer. Advisevflxlrs. -CN 9 .T:2 ' -.-R -,-fr. .ef 5 ,gr-u W - 1 'T ...J-. - r41:.- 5-ff-. T , -.-.. 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ZAAQP AF ROW-4:Tom Maier, Tom Goodwin, Connie Loukos, Gordon Wildermuth, Joe Morrison, Jay Ewing, RonLingenfelter, Jim Shorrina. ROW 3: Floyd Figgins, Joe Turner, Ronnie Walters, Dave Mauk, Rolland Kane. ROW 2: Gaines Fields, Sam Ross, Harold Powell, Don Stauffer, Kenny Helsel. ROW 1: Roger Sellers, John Barton, Virgil Banks, Don Jones, Bob Maxwell, Jim Porter, Roy Boggs. VARSITY S CLUB Unclerthe direction ofMr. Frank Hanna, the S Club is an honorary association for all boys who have earned a varsity letter. HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Activities during the year were checking coats at basketball games and having a morning Easter service. Mr. Alan Barnhill was the od- viser for this year. ROW 4:Al1an Hall, Joe Welty, Sam Miller, John Barton, Bob Maxwell, Dave McCullough, Don Jones, Jim Porter, Jim Binkley. ROW 3: Mike Caprella, Roger Sellers, Larry Boals, Gene Judkins, Earl Miller, Ronnie Wilkerson. ROW 2: Tom White, Dick Wilson, Chuck Michael, Joe Fisher, Bob Wood, Lowell Plaugher, Rollie Mowery. ROW 1: Sam Caprella, Dave Hutchinson QSecretary, Treasurerj, John Wolfe QChaplainJ, Jim Clemens fPresidentJ, Rolland Kane fVice-Presidentj, Larry Woten fSergeant at Armsj. Xsb-1 .5 Q ui 6 4' S STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STANDING: Evelyn Aller fReporterj, JoAnn Larlltos fTreastirerj, Rita Stokes QSecretaryQ, Dave Osborne fVice-Presiclentj, SEATED:Gz1ines Fields QPresidentJ. The Student Council sponsors the Home- coming ceremony each year. ,,4 4 vw:- STUDENT COUNCIL The officers and members of the Student if Council are elected by their classmates to lead them in the promotion of the general welfare of our school. The council builds J school spirit, aids the community, and lx works for the betternemtot the school. Acl- visers for the council are Mrs. Zalia Sund- for and Mr. Merlin Sykes. SOUTH HIGH S STUDENT COUNCIL IIN ACTION JoAnn Loukos Andrea Porter Marilyn Ztege Rosanna Hall Evelyn Aller Evelyn Thomps nbusch Beverly Yoakam Phyllis Cottrell Carol Edmtston on Rita Stokes Gaines Fields SEVENTH PEP CLUB ROW 4: J. Dotson, P. Ban- nister, L. Jenkins, C. Oliver, B. Mathews, J. Davis, R. McRee. ROW 3: K. Williams, J. Puckett, G. White, K. King, N. Crawford, A. Moler, B. B. Yost. ROW 2: M. New- man, C. Young, J. Mower ', S. Cankirt, E. Esmonde, R. McCormick. ROW1:J.Smith,J.Rupert, ,,. 51 I 4 .Q s . if, i I Q , In M. Shawler, N. Conner, 'i -2 N. Thorburn,S. Patterson, . 0 y Sf , L. Fickle. . . f' 0 o T5 1 . .. -.it-. -' 4 -a:-.nr-'rv 1 J 'li X A -It fell' X i li: sw. Xe if- if Q1 at I '-IL I ' -K T' .E if. 4. 'F J Q 4 -tg J' it Pl ff. . hav, :iris 1 'Wi' u 5 4 . ', L , R . , 1- I 3 . ii: , . . N' Us - -.T J- -+ - - fs' 4 ' 1 is 53: V ' ' ' I me .T 2 2 - Y 'f ff i V-1'-l 0 ' -. 1, V' ,lLil' , jf ',g-5 , - -ii X'.' J 1 , - ., I I I X, Kiki' X A ' 'TR ' 's -5 1' ' .. J : ' M01 25 ,g , Pk- X . 1. W V , l V f .g N f Q . 'KSN ll t A ., ...f as an . i ROW 4: M. Newby, S. Shurelds, B Jones, K. Michael, S. McClain, N. Brown, M. Lieurance, J. Wires. ROW 3: M. Ward, Y. Stubblefield, D. Casey, L. Smith, D. Biederman, J. Joiner, E. Goodwin, R. Johnson. ROW 2 :M. Hanks, B. Jackson, J. Herr, C. Miller, R. Willhight, K. Hinds, G. Stoddard. ROW l:Gloria Beard, C. Bishop, P. Moyler, D. Painter, E. Goodwin, T. Long. During the year, rhe Pep Club planned many pep meetings for the student body and decorated the building for the South-Central game. Under the supervision of Miss Esther Gillette, the club promotes school spiritand good sportsmanship. Pep Club officers were Nancy Williams, president, Carolyn Roberts, vice president, Jo- Ann Loukos, secretory, and Helen Ciminillo, treasurer. EIGHTH PEP CLUB ROW 4: F. Bankston, J. -.S , A. A' ,X Ferguson, J. Bill ings Morrison, M. Keller, M. Miller, N. Lutman, E. Perkey, S. Fridley, ROW 3: M. Thomas, J. Mc Clain, P. Sibold,J Schwartz, M. Miller, L. Dotson, S. Miner, M. Burden. ROW 2: J. Wilson, K. Rhoades, W. Ellison, J. Burkholder, G. Hit' tepole, M. Dickinson, B Hanthorn, K. Huber. P. Cunningham, P. Pratt, M Thomas S. Wachen- schwanz, N. Crowe, L. - . Davis, M. Hartley. 11 '1 'Rilv aff ,JC ff Y gs it ROW 4: S. Walcutt, S wx, Frey, J. Peeper, S.Sigler M. Ziegenbusch, P. Cot Uell, B. Swygart, B M. Gladfelter, J. Reese C. Hardmon, K. Bailey M. Bertrand, A. Roush 2: N. Means, P. Bannister A. Downing, K. Hoover A. Johnson, L. White ROW 1: D. Watson, S Robertson, M. Satne, S Forche, D. Locker, B Bucher. UPPERCLASS PEP CLUB Hughes, N. Korn. ROW 3 F. Pence, N. White. ROW X-I vu., l Jo Rhodes, Bob Short, Jack Wren, Ray Van Canip, Joe Blosser, Gene Foley, Bob llnllinger, Bob Hoover, Bob Rettig, Charles Arnett, Delmar Kennedy, Ronnie Anlt, Vernon Aller. ROW 2: Bob Clianiberlain, Lynn Mc- Dornian, David Parks, Albert Patterson, Don Piper, Dick Floyd, Frank Selvaggio, lloward Skelly. ROW 1: Ted Maxwell, Charles Rhodes, Panl Grahani, Bill Wood, Joe Bowers, Ray Barnes, Bob Conrad, Charles Sybert, VOCATIONAL SCHOOL The Machine Shop and Auto Mechanics are two divisions of the Vocational School dir- ected by Mr. W. W. Chambers. The Vocational School's main goal is to prepare the high school students for entrance into a specific trade or occupation found within the area ser- viced by the educational system. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB To gain a deeper feeling of responsibility and to offer a chance for practical appli- cationof Formal education while still in high school, the Distributive Education Club at South makes experience part of the school curriculum by preparing its members to work in Lima's business establishments during and after school hours. Miss Helen Moon was the adviser for this group. ROW 2: Jim Armenrront, Deanlioster, Bill Wanben QPresidentj, Dick Kunderr, Len Gilbert, Dick Camper, Torn BreslerfVice-Presidentj. ROW l:Sllc1lLi Wren, IoyceLawrenee, JanetBnrden, merryAdanisQTreasnrerj, Barbara Atkinson fSecretaryJ, Marilyn Carson. : 'fp - -' . Sn . 5 'ff x, f L r 3 V U v l 7 Sn.. Q7 i 2ND ROW: Roy Boggs, Robert Saine, 1ST ROW: Don Coffey QCO-managerj, Jim Fournier, Bill Bigelow, Larry Boals, Ronald llissong fCo-man- agerl. ff F -,,,- .2-f- ..-al A 4 D BACK ROW: ReEsther Robinson, Maxine McDonald, Delores McClintock fllistoriany, Ruby Battel, Sadie Hurt QReporterJ, Geneva Washington, La Vern White, Mary Washington. FIRST ROW: Genevieve Hayes, Peggy Ryan fTreasurerQ, Pauline Clayton, Elaine Mi1ler,Patty Cottrell fReportery, Mildred WardQSecretaryJ, Helen Thompson, Dorothy Patrick, Claretha Thompson fPresidentJ. FUTURE HOMEMAKE RS Under the supervision of Miss Edythe Cupp, the Future Homemakers of America Club gives, students the opportunity to practice homemaking arts. STAGE CREW People behind the scenes are known at South as the Stage Crew. Yes, these are the students who use their spare time so that we may have entertainment. They were respon- sible for all stage settings, lightning effects, and seeing that the public address system for all school plays, productions, and assemblies was in good working order. 2 4 Z z W A' 45.41, 04 L fn 1 'R af J 7 X m J V X if! f 1 2 g'W Wa' 'mf5l ?,71 , X Q ' ,, - ' 'Q N ,ff x 'U ,fr t fo? i d 5 fyfrf .wrt 4'- A Ms dx 55 1 . x X l C5 ROW 4: M. Dickinson, J. Swartz, N. Lutman, C. Barnum, R. Burton, M. Blosser, J. Billings, J. Swallow, B. Miller, J. Ferguson, L. Dotson, M. Miller, A. Morrison, C. Temple, J. Taylor, S. Treece, B. Florida, P. Sibold, W. Ellison, D. Coats, M. Thomas, S. Wachenswantz, L. Werking. ROW 3: S. Cole, C. Baker, D. O'Day, N. Garrison QSecretary- Treasurerj, J. Burkholder D. Smith, M Keller, N. Dorson P Black G. Burton C Crawford B. Crissin er N Stepek, G. Hittepole, R. Maddox, K. Huber, P. Barnes, M. Newman. ROW 2: P. Cunningham, A. Derrick, L. Davis, S. Lawrence, B. Monford, C. Bucher, N. Ward, T. Butler QV. Pres.J, G. Barry, B. Coats fPres.J, D. Myers, L Smith, D. Gossard, R. Alquire, J. Bice, C. Washam, W. Miner, J. McDonald, P. Reiff, B. Sheeley. ROW 1: K Brown, L. liames, N. Whited, S. Marshall, R. McClaren, W. Clavert, S. Miller, D. Spyker, C. Anthony, L. Gitliens, G. Beeler, P. Arnett, L. Thomas, J. Wills, G. Sharp, J. Miller, J. Short, D. Turner, S. Smith. JUNIOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR The Junior A Cappella Choir and rhe Sevenrh Grade Choir participate in school pro- grams given af Sourh throughout 'rhe year. Under The direction of Miss Vera Wright 'rhese organizations provide personal performance opporfunifies. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR ROW 4: J. Doughty, N. Brown, K. Michael, M. Lierurance, J. Wires, L. Callahan, J. Conrad, T. Wildermuth, T Sheer, G. Moeller, J. Gales, N. Hardesty, J. Courtney, S. McClain, F. Gillette, J. Smith, K. Hefner. ROWS.: G. Porter, M. Ward, J. Mower, E. Esmond, B. Treece, F. Whersel, L. Musser, D. Casey, D Ruck, T. Johoske R. Willhight, L. Cheney, J. Corey, D. Cotterel, J. Higgins. ROW 2: G. Beard, M. Ghering, B. Jackson, D. West C. Miller, L. Smith, C. Liston, Y. Stubblefield, M. Shruelcls, F. Spinnati, R. Toland, J. Patterson, M. Newby, S Miller, C. Hines, B. Perkins, R. Korn. ROW 1: S. Shafer, L. Crissinger, J. Turner, D. Painter, L. Fields, J. Fletcher C. Yoakam, D. Biederman, J. Woten, P. Lester, D. Nice, B. King, B. Stalter, T. Yazel. er is .5 . .. . A Y i ' I . -. . win '5- I . ,D FN .l... 1- -J ONCE IN A BLUE MOON The Junior Operetta, Once ln A Blue Moon , was given April lO, i953 in South High School Auditorium. Miss Vera Wright was the director. Ralph Albright Larry Alguire Virginia Armentrout John Baladen Phyllis Bannister Larry Barnes Patty Barnes Da yid Baker Judy Billings Wayne Bolender Kenyon Bowman Judy Breese Carl Bucher Linda Cheney Judy Courtney Darlene Coats Mary Kay Conkle Fred Cook Jeff Crumrine John Corey JUNIOR BAND Nancy Dotson Daxid Dumm Tom Fickel Lary Fetzer Jane Fickel Judy Fletcher larry Franklin Kay Gallaspie Carolyn Harrod Dianna Hartman Jeanine Herr Herbert Hinton Evertt Hughs Loretta lrlurles Mary Lou lnhoff Jacqueline Jay Russell Kinkle Stanley Lawrence Fay Mull Rose Maddox Ted McPheron Larry McCune Sharon Miller Jane Miller Bill Miller Nancy North Mary Jane Newman Da vid Nice Elizabeth Orpurt Barbara Perkins Grace Porter Linda Riner Susan Robertson Bill Rope Duane Ruck Dennis Salsbury Tom Scheer Lonny Schlesselman Homer Sellers Bill Sites The Jr. Band under the direction of Mr. Herbert Murphy prepares students for Sr. Band. They play in the Pop Concert each year. ' : Bill Stalter Jerry Stebleton Lee Stockton Beverly Sheely Gordon Temple Carolyn Temple Marth Thomas Ronnie Toland Betty Treece Judy Turner Sandra Trernpert Bethany Wall Robert ward Penny Werking Joe Wendel Nancy Whited Josephine Wires Mary Williams Charles Yoakum L 'No BRASS STA NDING: C. Curdone, B. Wood, E. Jackson, l.. Wheeler, R. Luttrell, G. Barry, R. llissong. ROW 3:13. Sheely, P. Sher- ricli, B. Bzgelow, K. Carr, D. Hudson, D. Corner. ROW 2: G. Fzelds, J. LaRue, T. Smirli, J. Gross, R. Mc- Ginnis, D. Steiner, R. Swane ROW 1: V. Law- rence, M. Shinabery, D Anderson, D. Campbell A. Archer, M. Shriner WOODWINDS ROW 5: S. Green, J. Cheney, N. Garrison, C. Baker, P. Reiff. ROW 4: N. Miller, D. Fickel, D. Stalter, B. Fraunfel- ter. ROW 3: J. Pesant, J. Hogan, D. Locker, S. Frey, L. Michael, N. Gorham, S. Frey. ROW 2:L.Garrison, M.Smitli K. Barnum, M. Pender- gast. ROW 1:C. Roberts, M. Shue, N. Williams, A. Johnson, M.Osborne. WOODWIND, HORNS gc PERCUSSION ROW 311. Herr, S. In- hoff, K. Rhoades, G. Claflin, F. Figglns, N. Ward, P. Wolfe. ROW 2: J. Neese, D. Kiopp, s. Eiche,J.Oh1er, S. Mil- ler, C. Treece,L.Dixon M. Converse, D. Adams, C. McRae. ROW 1: C. Hamilton, B. O'Dell, S. Juclkins, C. O'Del1, J. Hammond. Q Underthe direction oFMr. HerbertMurphy the S. H. S. Band is always at the service of its school and com- munity. Adding color and spirit to the football games, entertaining the student body at assemblies, and par- ticipating in down town parades are but a few of its act- ivities. To be able to do this, Mr. Murphy and the band members put in long hours of practice both during and after school. Officersotthe band were John Wolfe, pre- sident, Doug Cotner, Vice President, and Carolyn Rob- erts, Secretary and Treasurer. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelby Sutton, Joan Craft, Dorothy Howard, David Hudson, Louise Michael Nancy Benure, and Marcia Blosser. , . 57 ww' . J , J Q X QT STRING AND PER- CUSSION SECTION Q ROW 4: F. Figgiris, W Smith. J. Wolfe. ROW3 R. McCIaren, J Leady, WOODWIND ir BRASS SECTION J Miller, K. Heffner, f- ' ROWI3g J. llerr, D. Rhodes, J. llerr, S J. Turner. ROW 2: J Q- Iriliiiff, B. Deitfeiideffiri, D. Ctiitiphell, A Gorliatti, N. Gorliarii, .-X 1 Archer, D. Aiidersoii, ROW 21 D Eariiui' Rousli, J. Crawford, K - M. Smith, I. G.1rrisori,E Maxwell, C Browr1.ROWI:G.Beeler N O'DelI, I Iiiitiitiii-rid, B, O'DeII, C C. Corey, J. Lee, M - Ildrtiiltori, K. Carr, D. Hudson. ROW Newman. A, Jolitisoii, M. Slite, C. Roberts. 6 F- Vi- sa N' fxo l LOWER STRING SECTION ROW 4:R. Hlssong, G. Barry, C. Vogelgesdrig, ROW 3: S. Trerripert, R Algiier, I. Musser ROW 2: D. Walliams, R. Boggs, A. Mettler. ROW l:C. Mc Donald, M. Welty, N. Williams. I-n-pl' The orchestra of South High School is selected by Mr. H. A. Murphy, director, and throughout the year makes appearances at festivals, contests, class plays and concerts. The orchestra helps to teach the students the use of leisure time and helps to establish love of good music. 95 ROW 2: Ora Buckmaster, Barbara Truesdale. ROW 1: Sharon Shrider, Mary Smith, Jean Waggener, Lucy Musser. r L? C445 .fa CAST ROW 3: Jean Waggoner, Janet Branovitch, Donna Rae O'Connell, Evelyn Thompson, Jim Rex, Gordon Wildermuth. ROW 2:Dave Hutchinson, Glenna Hollar, Elaine Holden, Dick Anderson, Marilyn Welty, Louise Michael, Larry Woten, ROW 1: Charles Cardone. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The South High School Junior Class Play, You Can't Kiss Caroline, was presented on November 20, l953. The faculty adviser for this three act l comedywas Miss Frances Bowyer. StuclentDirector l was Doug Cotner and he was assisted by Jana Bill- iter and Delores Cash. Gene Bowers was Produc- --,, tion Manager. SELECTION COMMITTEE PRODUCTION STAFF ROW 4: Dick Anderson, Gordon Wildermuth, Larry Woten, Dave Hutchinson. ROW3:Mary Smith, Sandra Frey,Louise Michael. ROW2: Joyce Wendel, Wanda Sexton, Ann Searfoss, Joyce Whited, Shirley McNemar, Barbara O'Del1, Charlene Hamilton, Sandra Green, Sharon Shirder. ROW 1: Janet Hogan, Eddie Mack, Carol Nearon, Kula Anthony. Z SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST STANDING:BobFinic1e, DougCotner, Jana Billiter, Dixie Corson, Dave McCullough, Jim Hornic, Darlene Locker, Carolyn Roberts. SEATED: Joan Goedde, Rollie Kane, SEIIIUH lIlHSS PLHU PRODUCTION STAFF STANDING:Carol Dawson, Barbara Swallow, Marilyn Selvaggio, Donna Flecther, Dotorhy Howard, Jo Ann Pesant, Barbara Cas- saro, De1oresCash, AnneDowning, SallyFrey, Pauline Clayton. SEATED: Arwilda Johnson, Susan Hobbs, Janith Jones, Mildred Ward, Jesse Wall, Ki' E.- rl . IX SELECTION COMMITTEE STANDING:LarrySwords,Jim Hornic Doug C or ner, Delores Cash Janich Jones, Joan Goedde Bob Fi nic le S E A T E D: Marilyn Selvaggio, Anne Downing, Jana Billiter, Dixie Corson N 1 A 5 fL 414 X I K lj 7 9? .5 I' 1. , ROW 2: Mary Lou Inhoff, Marilyn Binkley, Kathleen Myers, Delores Pepple. ROW 1: Darlene Coats, Marlene Sapp, Beverly Sheely, Penny Werking, Sharon Cole, Susan Marshall. EIGHTH GHHUE HUME ECUHUWICS CLUB The creation of more interest in homemalcing is the main purpose of this club. Under the dir- ection of Mrs. Gertrude Donald, the girls have various activities to help them obtain their club goals. HHDIU CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Warner T. Boyer, the Radio club acquaints students with com- mercial ra cl io . By actually producing radio programs for W L O K, the club members gain experience. ROW 3: Herb Doughty, Bill Bigelow, Verlin Lawrence, Don Coffey, Larry Boals, Nathan Miller. ROW 2: Lois Wenhofer Ruth G ardner, Nancy Pratt, Edward Doyle, Joe Ohler, Jim Rex Cfreasurerj, Floyd Figgins. ROW 1: Marilyn Converse Barbara Sheely, Roiann Burton, Phyllis Owens, Barbara O'Dell Nice Presidentj, Carol O'Dell fliresidentj, NOT IN PICTURE Alan Mettler, l Q , 1 3 l i l !, , .- ,4 SI ' '-'f SILNUIUMI msumc: 797' , ' 9 .5 , f bf 35 gf '. ROW 3: Mrs, Robert Baker, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs, Walter Stumpp, Mrs. Woodrow Stauffer fPresidentj, Mrs. Walter Morrison fTreasurerj, Mrs, Ted Spyl-ter Nice Presidentj, Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs. Raymond Willis, Mrs, John Swartz. ROW 2: Mrs. M. G. Johoske, Mrs. James Vogelgesang, Mrs. Gail Gossard, Mrs. Cecil Fields, Mrs. E. S. Fields, Mrs. F. L. Stevenson, Mrs, Charles Weaver, Mrs. FrancesBowsher, Mrs. Forest Coffey fSecretaryJ, ROW 1: Mrs. Marlin Michael, Mrs, Don Penhorwood, Mrs. Alfred Sims, Mrs. GeorgeFiggins, Mrs. Herbert Fitzer, Mrs. James Maxwell, Mrs. Herbert Lanker, Mrs, Don Wren, Mrs, Dwight Mauk, lillllHEliS' PRUGHESSIVE CLUB The annual Football Banquet, Spring Sports Banquet and Minstral Banquet are sponsored by this group. During the year, they promote activities to make money to help our school. The students and faculty at S.H.S. appreciate their interest and help. BHHU Hllll URCHESTHH PHHEHTS' HSSUCIHTIUH The Band 8. Orchestra Parents sponsored out-of-town trips forthe band, bought spats for all members of the band, purchased a directors platform, gave a Christmas party and sponsored the Band Banquet. These are just a few ofthe many nice things this group does for our school band and orchestra. Our school thanlcs you. ROW 4: Mr, Elvin Sutton, Mr. Sam Miller, Mr, Harley Wolfe, Mr, Ben Croft, Mr, Cecil Fields, Mr. Ralph Smith, Mr. Charles Lawrence, Mr, Harley Williams, Mr. Lloyd Converse, Mr, Fred Hudson, Mr, Dwight Swain, ROW 3: Mrs. Cecil Fields, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. John Sherrick, Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs, Herbert Wheeler, Mrs, W. E. Arthur, Mrs. Guy Shririer, Mrs, George Figgins, Mrs. Bryon Carr, Mrs. Howard Bigelow, Mrs. Clyde Leedy, Mrs. Lloyd Converse. ROW 2: Mrs. Ben Croft, Mrs, Arthur Howard, Mrs, Maurice Cotner, Mrs. Elvin Sutton, Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. Beatrice Luttrell, Mrs. John C. Hogan, Mrs. Harley Wolfe, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs. Dwight Swain, Mrs. William Hudson, Mrs. Harley Williams, Mr. W. E, Arthur. ROW lx Mr, Maurice Cotner, Mr. Ivor Johnson, Mr. Herbert Murphy, Mr. Henry Cardone QVice Presidentj, Mrs. Don Fraunfelter QSecretaryJ, Mr. Don Fraunfelter, Mr. Lester McGinnis fPresidentJ, Mrs. Lester McGinnis, 5 W-. 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Weddmg and Brrthday Cakes Phone 6 8741 723 S Mann GEORGE S MARKET For The Best In Foods Open 9 00 A M to 6 00 P M except Sundays G M SWALLOW 8g SONS Bottlers 8. Distributors Swallow s Beverages 908 E Second St Phone 9 5736 928 S Mann St Phone 6 2 SUSIE Q DRIVE IN KING .IEWE LE RS Dramonds Watches E R S Bellefontalne 8. Klbby xpert epolr ervlce Sfeaks Sandwiches Cl'0PS 703 s. Main sf. Phone 9-6006 114 O 0 1 . 1 0 I l 77 Y , . w We Specialize in ' of . . - . ' . -1 THE AMERICA S EDUCATION SYSTEM as our PRICELESS HERITAGE i3mE5H 5 AMERICA IS Great because Her Educahon System ns Good and lf AMERICA S Educatuon System Ceases to be Good AMERICA Wull Cease to be Great SIIPIIIIIIII IIIIAIIH EIIIIPIIIIAIIII 1I'3 I ll II If I.!Q J'Q ' I -5, 9 g I I I F. Tfwwvf .H ,, T' I I he ' -, 1' N-2+-he-2-7--V -:ijt A-35 -1 I ,N . X I ., av S , AM- ' v . , f I- -I ,, I,.. I J . , . . . . I lgl, I 1:n:.4:zns SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL, LIMA, OHIO Accredited a First Grade High School, State Department of Education Member North Central Association Colleges and Secondary Schools Member National Thespians, Troupe 649 -------- Member American Junior Red Cross Member Ohio High School Athletic 'Association -------- Member Greater Ohio Athletic League Y-Teens Associated with Young Women's Christian Association Drstrrbutrve Education Clubs of America, Lima South Chapter Member of Future Teachers of America, Mary Conrath Chapter COURSES OFFERED College Preparatory, Business Education, Drstrubutrve Educatuo lndustrlal Arts, Vocational and Music E NROLLME NT l445 Students Drstrrbutive Educatron Twelfth Tenth Eleventh Ninth General, Home Economics, Eighth Seventh 1953 ACHIEVEME NT AWARDS Medals were presented to the following students for excellence in their respective fields Connie Crminrllo Home Economics, Shirley Maier Drstrrbutrve Education, Pat Corey Eng lush Dan Arnett Vocational, Ellis Lyons lndustrral Arts, Beverly Cooke Social Studies, Ron Laman Dramatics, Barbara Bolender Mathematics, Doris Polrng Commercial, Bob Maxwell Journalism, David Terrrll Science Bausch 8. Lomb Darlene Moeller and Joan Moenrng Perfect Attendance 6 Yrs Carolyn McNemar P T A Scholarship award Farrlre Hanson Art Scholarship Ruth Sharkey D A R Certificate andS General Scholastic T st for Sen rors James Prater, Ruth Sharkey Robert Smith David Terrrll Danforth Foundation Award for Leadership Sharon Lee and David Uhl Admrmstratron Admrnrstratrve Secretarres Advertrsements 102 115 Annual Staff Audlo Vrsual Band Band 88 Orchestra Parents Baseball Basketball Letterman Basketball Reserve Basketball Varsrty Board of Educatron Boosters Calendar Cheerleaders Cltrzens Advrsory Comm Coaches Custodrans C ygnets INDEX Faculty Councrl Football Football Football Football Football Foreward Freshman Managers Reserve Sen lor L etter me n VBISIIQ Freshman Class Future I-lomemakers Future Teachers Golf Jumor A Cappella Chorr Jumor Band Iunlor Class Jumor Class Play Iunror Red Cross Lrbrary Club Magazrne Campargn Mlxed Ensemble Mothers Progressrve Drvrsron Pages Erghrh Grade. Exghth Home Economrc Erghth Grade lnd Arts Elght Y Teens Eleventh Y Teens Faculty 2 47 59 '73 41 42 Nlnth Y Teens Nurses Once ln A Blue Moon Orchestra Pep Club P T A Execuuve 116 6 Radro Club Rarnbow Staff Safety Patrol Secretarles Sen1or A Cappella Chou Sen1or Class Semor Class Play Sen1or Honor Page Sen1or H1 Y Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Chorr Seventh Y Teens Snapshots Socral Conduct Club Sophomore Class Stage Crew Student Councrl Supenntendent of Schools Supervrsors of Llma Publrc Table of Contents Tenth Y Teens Thesprans Track Varslty S Club Vocatronal School Faculty Vocatronal School Students Ye Memes School . . . . . . nl . -----------156 ----------241 ' -----------267 ----------210 ' --------- 268 ----------303 I I 1 . a e -- n 1 . . ' -- l -lf lj- - - - 1 G -- . : 1 I 1 I . A , . A ' ..,... 51 R ' ' ' ....... 50 , .... .163 ' ..... . . ' ' ' ' . . .58 , -.... 62 ' . . . . . - ,,,,, - , ...... 62 s . . . . . . .86 , ' - - -64 . . . . . . 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