Springfield High School - Spartana Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1955 volume:

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STONE Principal Otterbein College. B.S. in Education Ohio State Kent State University, M.E. MRS. DOROTHY SHARP Secretary MRS. DeMARIS CALLEN State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pa., B.S. in Education Pennsylvania State College General Business Typing I English I Advisor: Sophomore Class MISS GLORIA CAVALLO Seton Hill College, BA. Rosary College, M.A.,.M.L.S. Librarian Advisor: Sophomore Class LajOlE BUTCI-I DAUM Miami University B.S., ALS. in Ed- ucation Physical Education Football Line Coach Reserve Basketball Coach B. NEIL DAVIS Kent State University, B.S. in Ed- ucafion Vocal Music i Advisor: Junior Class, Vocal Groups, Senior Hi-Y MRS. DOROTHY FARST Ohio University, B.S. in Education Home Economics II, III Advisor: Junior Class, Girls' Counselor MRS. EDITH GINGRICH Ashland College, AB. World History American Literature Advisor: Freshman Class, Kappa-Chi VINCENT W. GRIFFIN Kent State University University of Akron, B.S. in Edu- cation Mathematics Advisor: Freshman Class MRS. KATHLEEN' HYLBERT Kent State University, B. S. in Ed- ucation Shorthand II Transcription Typing I Personal Typing Office Practice - Advisor: Freshman Class, Future Teachers of America , 4? I-nd' wt J ROGER INGOLD MRS. ,HELEN LOWE Manchester College, A.B. Ohio University, B.S. in Education, Chemistry MA' PhvS1CS English X P5YCl1010SV Spanish AdV1SOfi Senior Class, Advisor: junior Class, Student Council Haromano ,A--' ,re MRS. NATALIE KELLER WILBERT MANES Akron University, B.S. in Education Kent State University, B.S., .. , General Math M.E. in Educaiion 1 ' V Advisor: Senior Class, Industrial Arts Haromano I T Z. WILLIS KURTZ MRS. LUCILE R. MILLER H L ' Manchester College, B.A. Wittenberg College, A.B. fb . - General Science Ohio' State University, M.A. Advisor: Freshman Class, Eflgllshd-ltefafufe i t Director of Audio-Visual .I0LffUal15m ' . Latin II ,,, . Advisor: The Sprag IT - ,, ,,,,....Ox n X Miss IRENE LASZLO STEVE A. MITROVICH Ohio University, 13.5, in Home Kent State University, B.S. in ' 31 Economics Education 3' Home Economics I, IV Driver Training , Advisor: Junior Class, Future Advisor: Senior Class, NAVA A 7 Homemakers of America Camera Club QM ' ,.,, egg 'N gs. S I gifzzm ' iii! 2- :fi .f lziiltisffwgrgglf DWIGHT J. MYERS Kent State University, 13.5. in Education Ohio State University, M.S. in Botany Psychology Advisor: Senior Class, National Honor Society Guidance Director KENNETH O. MYERS Kent State University, B.S. University of Akron, MS. Business Law Co-op Advisor: Junior Class Co-op Club MISS LOUISE NOLT Manchester College, A.B. Akron University American History American Government Advisor: Freshman Class RUSSELL PASTUCK University of Akron B..S'. in Education Northwestern University, MA. in Education American History American Government Coaching MRS. EVELYN RADSICK Mount Union College, B.A. Latin I English I Advisor: Freshman Class, Spartana RICHARD ROBERTS Kent State University B.S. in Education English IX Speech Dramatics Advisor: junior Class, Dramatics Club, Debate Team, Thespians MISS JEANNETTE ROSENBLOOM University of Akron B.S. in Business Administration B.S. in Education M..S'. in Education Bookkeeping Shorthand I Advisor: Sophomore Class Spartana DALE STANFORD Kent State University, B.S., M.E. in Education Band Advisor: Band Booster Club, Instrumental Music MISS KATHERINE WARDMAN University of Akron Kent State University, B.S, in Educazion Physical Education Advisor: Cheerleaders, Girls' Athletic Club IVAN G. WERKHISER University of Akron, B.S. in Buriners Administration General Business Business Arithmetic Economic Geography Advisor: Sophomore Class, junior Hi-Y HAROLD YOAK Kent State University Biology Advisor: Freshman Class, Freshman Coach, Varsity ' Track Coach J' gf E af z ra is :se 3 - 'Six -5 fin 0+ k,,,..:h its , . :HK Km ffl-'WB Owma 5 f'Q9Z9L,3lQf B 45? Qx'V do XS' 5 5 ,DX V s ,fffxw !'1f 45 5 f ,MA,f 5 ' KA fm MOTTOE We will do our COLOR Z Red and While F LOWER : Red Rose ben, and God will do the ren. Sermons OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Ray Holbaugb VICE-PRESIDENT: Richard Stiff SECRETARY: jackie Meller TREASURER: Delorix Brown ADVISERS: Mr. Dwight Myers, Mr. Steve Mitra- vicb, Mr. Roger lngold, and Mrs. Natalie Keller .-f JOHN WILSON ABBOTT ABBOTT A Jmile for every fellow and two for every gal. Band 9, 105 Football 95 Track 105 Sr. Hi-Y 115 junior Play5 Co-op 12, President 12, Vice- President of North Eastern Ohio Co-op 125 Camera Club 9, 10, 115 Intramural Sports 11. ANITA AGARAND DOODLE Sugar and Spice and all things nice. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 10, 125 G. A. A. 95 Kap- pa Chi 105 F. T. A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 95 Haroma- no 115 Honor Roll 115 Schol- arship Team 105 Sprag Staff 115 Spartana Staff 125 Quill and Scroll 11. ELAINE JEANETTE ANDRICK ELAINE Love'f a thing :hat is never ou! of JeaJon. Band 9, 10, 115 G. A. A. 9, 10, 115 F. T. A. 9, 10, 115 Dramat- ics Club 10, 115 Perfect Attend- ance 95 Kappa Chi 11. PATRICIA ANNE AYRES UBOXCARU Take life too Jeriourly, and what ir it worth? Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 125 G. A. A. 9, 105 Kap- pa Chi 10, 115 Dramatics Club 10, 115 F. H. A. 10, 11 ,125 Secretary 125 Camera Club 10. JOHN THOMAS BAILEY BAILEY From the errorf of others, a wire man correct: his own. Football 115 Track 105 Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Boys' Chorus 9, 10. ANNETTE E. BAKER ANNET'1'E Her policy, have a good time. Varsity Cheerleader 125 Reserve Cheerleader 115 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 G. A. A. 9, 105 Cotton Swing Attendant 105 Kappa Chi 11, Secretary 115 Class Secre- tary 95 Sprag Staff 125 F. H. A. 10, 125 Intra-mural Sports 11. BETTY BAKER BETTY Modern life if worth lioingg let'.r enjoy it. Tallmaclge 9, 10, 115 Home- coming Attendant 125 F. T. A. 125 Dramatics Club 125 Senior Play5 Sprag Staff 12. ROY WILLIAM BELL ROY Why teacher! get gray. jr. Hi-Y 95 Co-op 12. I av' 4 N03 ..- f .af Q it it . we 4 '- 1 gtg-W I Xl! f 3 .am nv DOROTHY MAE BERGER DOTTY Let a :mile be your umbrella North 9, Varsity Cheerleader 12, Reserve Cheerleader 113 Kappa Chi 10, Dramatics Club 10, 115 Junior Play, Senior Play, F.H. A. 11, 12. ARNOLD LLOYD BIAS SoNNY Dreamboat devil driving a Ford. Basketball 9, Reserve 9g Foot- ball 9, 10, Reserve 9, 10g Mix- ed Chorus 9, 103 Boys' Chorus 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y 125 Intra-mural Sports 9, 12. PATRICIA SUE BOLINGER UPATTYU With her kind heart .rlae'll .tuc- ceed. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 12g G.A.A. 9, 10, Kappa Chi 11, 12g F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12g Scholarship Team 10, 115 Camera Club 12, junior Play, Senior Play. LILA IMOGENE BORING I II-I!! I Calmnex.t is a great advantage. Heilwood High School, Penn- sylvania 9g Haromano 11, 12, Honor Roll 11, F.T.A. 12. LEONARD K. BOSO BIG Bo A quiet man zrlao nerer skips a clan. Co-op 12. GENE BOURN TAIL-LIGHTH He lover to live, and live: to love. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Reserve 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12, Football 9,1O,11,12,Varsity 9,10,11, 12, Metro Champs 11, Baseball 95 Varsity S. 91 lr. Hi-Y 9, IO, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 123 Class Presi- dent 10g Co-op 12, Intra-mural Sports 12, Attendant Junior Dance. DANIEL LOUIS BRADLEY BRADLEY A fine fellouy' .rome day 4 great man. Perfect Attendance 93 Scholar- ship Team 9. NANCY CAROL BRADLEY NANCY Good nature and good Jeme go band and hand. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, G.A. A. 9, 10, F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 11, Haromano 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 11, Honor Roll 10, 1lgSchol- arship Team 11, Sprag Staff 11, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Youth Ablaze 11. rr Pt it ,j 2 X 4 SR . ri? of 'T'f1s M. , ,..w4.. , Z ' i-fl' f sts giz' ' has P t it wk' ' . 1 Q a 1 Mi? 1 1+ i I f Y ff ' ee l .. ' 19?-iatwai , . '12 in-'- T LARRY ELVIN BRINKLEY HHOSENOSEH Dig that crazy nickname. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Re- serve 9, Varsity 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Metro Champs 10, 11, Varsity S. 10, 11, 12: Jr. Hi-Y 93 Student Council 12, Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. JUNE EILEEN BROTHERTON JUNE Shed daring and dczrfingf' Varsity Cheerleader 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 9, 103 Mixed Cho- rus 9, 10, 11, 123 Homecoming Queen 123 Cotton Swing At- tendant 10, ll, Homecoming Attendant 103 Kappa Chi 11: F.T.A. 113 Dramatics Club 9. 103 Haromano 10, Honor Roll 93 Senior Playg Sprag Staff 12, F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, President 12, Vice-President ll, Class Secre- tary 10. BARBARA ELLEN BROWN BARBARA The Jhortert pleasure: are the ru 661651.11 Girls' Chorus 111 Mixed Cho- rus 9, 10, 123 Sweetheart Dance Attendant ll, Dramatics Club 11, Haromano 11, 123 Honor Roll 10, 11, Spartuua Staff 11, 12, Business Manager 123 F.H. A. 91 Intra-mural Sports 113 F. T.A. 123 Kappa Chi 103 Quill and Scroll 12, DELORIS JEAN BROWN DEE Oh, those heazzziful dimpleff Majorette 12, G.'.A. 9, 10, Junior Dance Attendant ll, Dramatics Club 11, Class Treas- urer 1ZQ F.H.A. 10, 11,123 Camera Club 113 Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. HARRY NELSON BUTLER JUNIOR Young man with a horn. Band 9, 10, 123 Senior Play, Camera Club 9. KENNETH FRANCE CATLETTE KEN School if for rcholarsf' Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, Boys' Chorus 9, 10, 11. CARL EDWARD CLAY MICKY Good nature and good humor? Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 9, 123 Junior Playg Senior Play. JOHN DENNIS CLIFFORD DENNYl, There'r more in me than you underilandfl Mixed Chorus 12, Boys' Cho- rus 123 Kappa Chi 9, 12. N-.. il' 'inf' 45,13 1 'uri JAMES LAWRENCE COCHRAN ABE He is jun an all around sport. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Var- sity 11, 12, Reserve 10, Metro Champs 115 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity 11, 12, Metro Champs 115 Reserve 9, 105 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity S 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, President 115 Boys' Cho- rus 9, 10, 11, 125 Boys' Quartet 9, 10, 11, 125 Jr. Hi-Y 9, 105 Sr. Hi-Y 11. MARLENE COTTRELL PENNY Gentlene5J .fucceedx better than violence. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Girls' Quartet 95 G. A. A. 9, io, Kappa Chi 10, 115 F. H. A. 9, 105 Camera Club 125 Girls' Ensemble 11, 125 Kap- pa Chi Play 11. WILLIAM LOWELL CROGHAN BILL Why take life reriouJly? Mixed Chorus 95 Boys' Chorus 95 Co-op 12. jOHN RICHARD CRUTCHFIELD JOHNNY Good humor maker all thingx tolerable. Student Council 125 Dramatics Club 125 Thespians 125 Scholar- ship Team 9, 115 junior Play5 Senior Play5 Camera Club 9, 12. KATHRYN JEANETTE CUTLIP KATHY In the little thing: that count. Girl's Chorus 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Girls' Quartet 125 Kappa Chi 125 Dramatics Club 11, 125 Haromano 10, 11, 125 Thespians 125 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Sprag Staff 12, Associate Editor 125 F. I-I. A. 9. ERMAN GLEN CUTLIP GLEN What'J beneath thoxe quiet ways? Basketball 10, Reserve 105 Jr. Hi-Y 9, 105 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 125 Kappa Chi 11, 125 Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. MYRNA JEAN DENNISON MYRNIE The picture of petiteneysf' Girls' Chorus 91 G. A. A. 95 Haromano 115 Honor Roll 99 Scholarship Team 9. WILBUR MAHLON DEPUE HSPARERIBSU Quality, not quantity, if my mearuref' Perfect Attendance 9, 115 Honor Roll 11. .M E , ,,...- We 35 MIRIAM CATHERINE DETTLING MARLENE lt'J nice to he natural when you're naturally nice. Somerset High School, Pennsyl- vania 9, 103 Garfield 11. KATHRYN LOUISE DIRRIG KATHY I chatter ar I go, and I go on forever. Girls' Chorus, 9, 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 123 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Kappa Chi 113 F. T. A. 103 Dramatics Club 12, Haromano 10, 11, 12, Thespians 123 Per- fect Attendance 9, 113 Honor Roll 9, 103 Scholarship Team 113 junior Play, Senior Playg National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice - President 123 Spartana Staff 123 F. H. A. 93 Camera Club 113 Intra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11. MARY HAZEL DOBBINS MARY Quietne.f5 is a gift few porters. Greensburg 93 Librarian 113 Per- fect Attendance 113 Co-op 12. WILLIAM O. DOTSON BILL He har a humor of his own. Varsity S. 103 Sports Manager 103 Sprag Staff ll, Industrial Arts Club 10, 12. CLAUDETTE CURTISS DYKES CUM A light heart liveth long. Girls'Chorus 9, 10, ll, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Girls' Quartet 123 Triple Trio 113 G. A. A. 9, 10, 113 Kappa Chi 11, 123 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Haromano 10, 11, 123 Thes- pians 123 Honor Roll 9, 103 jr. Playg Spartana Staff 113 Camera Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Intra-mural Sports 10, 11, 12. DONALD GILSON EARLENBAUGH lGOR May every day he a holiday. Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Boys' Chorus 9, 10, 123 Sr. Hi- Y 123 Dramatics Club 123 Schol- arship Team 9, 105 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Camera Club 9. TREVA ANN EDGEL TREVA It'J love that maker the world go round. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 113 Haromano 10, 113 Honor Roll 9, 10, F. H. A. 9. -MARGARET DELORIS ENGLE UTOOKIEU A runny nature, kind and true.' Band 9, 103 Majorette 9, 10, Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 113 Haromano 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 10. r RUTH MARY FIKE HTANYAU With her ability, .ruccerr has an easy path. Girls' Chorus 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 115 Triple Trio 115 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Kappa Chi 11, 125 Dramatics Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 115 junior Playg Senior Play5 Spartana Staff 115 Camera Club 125 Intra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 125 Contest Ensemble 115 Sextet 9, 10, 11, 125 Kappa Chi Play 11. NINA LEE FILLIAN HFLOPSYU She har an answer to every- thing. Akron Central 9, 105 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 125 Kappa Chi 11, 125 Representative to Youth for Christ 125 junior Play, Senior Playg Sprag Staff 12. DELLA MARIE FOCKLER DEL A friend in need if a friend in- deed. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 G. A. A. 95 Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. FRED HAROLD FORD COWBOY If you don't open your mouth, at least you can't put your foot in it. STANLEY A. GILBERT STAN All mankind love: a lover. Central High 95 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Dramat- ics Club 11, 125 Thespians 125 Honor Roll 10, 11, 125 Scholarship Team 10, 115 Sen- ior Playg National Honor Soci- ety 11, 125 Camera Club 125 In- tra-mural Sports 11. RUTH DIANA GLASS BOO Boo No men, no trouble. Garfield High 95 Girls' Chorus 125 Mixed Chorus 125 Junior Play. CAROL ANNE GLOYD CAROL Anything done for another if done for oneself. G. A. A. 9, 105 Librarian 10, 115 F. T. A. 11, 12, President 125 Haromano 10, 11, 125 jun- ior Playg Senior Playg Debate 125 Scholarship Team 11. MARJORIE ANNE GRIFFIN NIVIARJORIEU Calm and serene. 'J G. A. A. 105 Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11. PATRICIA ANN HACKATHORN PAT Never quiet, never Jtill, always talking, alwayx will. Akron East High 9, 10g G. A. A. 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Hon- or Roll 11g Haromano 11, 12, Chaplain 12, F.T.A. 12g Kappa Chi 12, Junior Playg Senior Playg Thespians 12g Inrra-mural Sports 11, Spartana Staff 12, Dramatics 12. MARJORIE LOUISE HARRIS UCUDDLESU My :teadier interfere with my .ftudier. Band 9, 10, 11, Girls' Chorus 12, G. A. A. 9, 10, 11,12gjun- ior Playg Kappa Chi 10, 11, Play 115 F. T. A. 10, 11, Dramatics Club 9, 10, 115 Camera Club 9, 10, Inrra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. HELEN ARDETH HARSH I'IEI.EN A pleafant way with little to Jay. Aurora High, 9, 10. JUANITA EVELYN HEADLEY JAKE I want to he happy. Tallmadge High 9, 10, 11, Dra- matics 12, Sprag Staff 12, Sen- ior Play. ROBERT E. HEFFERNAN BOB Next to harkethall, I like har- kethallf' Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity 11, 12, Reserve 9, 10, Football 9, 11, Varsity 11, Metro Champs 11, Reserve 95 Track 11, 12, Varsity S. 11, 12g jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 12, Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12. DON WILFRED HELD DON fmt me and my automobile. Perfect Attendance 9, 115 Indus- trial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERTA JANE HENGELI PUDDLEs Good thing: come in Jmall packages. Band 9g G. A. A. 9, 10, Kappa Chi Play 11, Perfect Attendance 10, 11. RONNIE JEAN HENGELI P. Don't fence me in. Perfect Attendance 105 Indus- trial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Nur X FREDERICK THOMAS HERTZOG FRED Everybody: crazy but me. Industrial Arts Club 9. JOAN FRANCES HESKETT FRANK1E There': mischief in this gal. Band 93 G. A. A. 9, 105 Kappa Chi 125 Haromano 10, 115 Sprag Staff 125 Intra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Play. BUSTER HILMANDOLAR -1REDJl No sinner, no Jain! perhaps, but the very bert of chaps. Tazewell High 9, 105 Football 11, Metro Champs 11, Reserve 115 Baseball ll, 125 Sr. Hi-Y 125 Dramatics Club 125 Senior Play5 Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. RAY ALLEN HOHLBAUGH LUKE Serious in studies, .ruperlerive in sports. Basketball 10, 11, 12, Reserve 10, Varsity 11, 125 Football 11, 12, Varsity 11, 12, Metro Champs 115 Track 10, 11, 12, Metro Champs 105 Varsity S. 125 Jr. Hi-Y 9, 105 Sr. Hi-Y ll, 125 Student Council 10, 115 Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, Vice- President, 10, President 11, Play 115 Dramatics Club 125 Class President 125 Industrial Arts Club 9,10,11,12. NORMA JEAN HOLMES -BLONDIEU Quiet and reserved, a thinker not a talker. Mogadore High 9, 105 Girls' Chorus 11, 125 Kappa Chi 125 F. H. A. 11, 12, Treasurer 115 Camera Club 12. BETTY JANE HOOD LITTLE Doc lf nobody else will, :be will. Greensburg High 9, 105 Kappa Chi 125 Junior Play5 Sprag Staff 125 Camera Club 11, 12. KATHERINE MAE HOOVER KATHY A sweeter mir: you'll never find. Girls' Chorus 95 G. A. A. 95 Co- op 12, Secretary 12. JOE ROY HOOVER JOE Peach of a fellow. Student Council 11, 12, Presi- dent 125 Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 115Co-op12. JUNE MARIE HORN .f1UNElJ Independent, indixpenmhle, and irreplaceable. Band 9, 10, 11g G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 9, 103 F. T. A. 10g Dramatics 11g Haro- mano 10, 11, 129 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Scholarship Team 9, 10, 115 Kappa Chi 12g Mixed Cho- rus 11, 12. NANCI JOY HUMISTON NASTY NANU Please don't make me he good. Girls' Chorus 95 G. A. A. 93 F. H. A. 9, 10. HARRIET LEA IHNOT HDUCKIEU With a :mile .rhe'f welcomed anywhere. G. A. A. 9, 10, 115 Dramatics 125 Haromano 10, 11g Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 113 Junior Playg Senior Playg Camera Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12. CORA BELLE JACKSON CLARAEELLE Quiet hut sweet. Junior Play, Camera Club, 10, 12. BERNARD JACOBS BERNARD He would rather hunt rahhitf than girlJ. Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12, Co-op 123 Intra-mural Sports 11, Best Salesman Magazine Drive 1951. GLADYS GAYNELLE JENNINGS GAY A cheerful Jmile accompaniex a willing heart. Kenmore High 9, 10, 11. JOAN MAE JOHNSON MAYBELL And :till her tongue ran on. Girls' Chorus 9g G. A. A. 93 F. H. A. 10, 11. GERALD RICHARD JOHNSON JERRY Someone Jwell to have around, Jr. Hi-Y 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Treasurer 123 Kappa Chi 10g Dramatics Club 11, 12g Thes- pians 12g Honor Roll 105 Schol- arship Team 10g Junior Play, Senior Playg Industrial Arts Club 9g Camera Club 12. an 'RP V. :JM .K ROBERT LANE JOHNSON SIR ROBERT Short but nice. Basketball 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Champs 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 10, 12, Sprag Staff 11, Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, Camera Club 9, 10, Intra-mural Sports 10. SHIRLEY ANN JOSEPH SI-TERRY Happiness was made to he shared. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, F. T. A. 11, 12, Haro- mano 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attend- ance 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, F.H.A. 9, 10, Intra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. IRENE BERNADETTE KANIS URENEU She always has an answer. East 93 Girls' Chorus 10, Haro- mano 105 Scholarship Team 103 Co-op 12. BARBARA DEANE KING UBOOBU Women were given speech that they might ure iz-:he does. Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Head Majorette 12, Cotton Swing At- tendant 9, Haromano 10, F. H. A. 9, 10, 12. RICHARD DOUGLAS KING UDINGLEU By blood a King, at hear! a clown. Basketball 9, 10, Reserve 10, Football 9, 10, ll, l2,l Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Metro Champs 11, Baseball 125 Varsity S. 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y ll, 12g Homecoming King 12, Kap- pa Chi 12, Class Vice-President 10, Intra-mural Sports 11, 12, junior Play. GAYLORD CARL KIRKBRIDE KIRKY No ladies, no .fentirnentg rerult, no trouble. Sprag Staff 12. MARTHA KOVACS MARTIE Sure cure for the blues. Girls' Chorus 93 G. A. A. 10, 115 Haromano 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Spartana Staff 123 Junior Play, Senior Play, Intra-mural Sports 10, 11, 12. CHARLOTTE MAE LANGE CHARLOTTE Like a wire old owl, often Jeen hut never heard. Girls' Chorus 9, G. A. A. 9, 10, Librarian 10, 12, Camera Club 10g Dramatics Club 9, Haroma- no 10, 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, Honor Roll 9, 105 Spartana Staff 12. VERNON LARGE LARG1B BOY It'J the bigger: thing: in life that count. Band 9, 105 Mixed Chorus 12, Vice-President 125 jr. Hi-Y 9, 105 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 125 Kappa Chi 125 Dramatics Club 12. ROBERT EUGENE LEE UDOGGIEU The only way to have a friend it to be one. Football 9, 105 Kappa Chi 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Dramatics Club 125 Thespians 125 Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 115 Sprag Staff 125 Intra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 125 junior Playg Senior Play. KENNETH FREDERICK LEIFHEIT KENNY', If only he could cook. Ir. I-Ii-Y 9, 105 Sr. I-Ii-Y 11, 125 Student Council 125 Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 125 Honor Roll 9, 10. DON MACE MACH From a little .rparle may burst a mighty flame, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Metro Champs 115 Jr. Hi-Y 105 Sr. Hi-Y 125 Class Treasurer 115 Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Intra-mural Sports 10, ll, 12. DEANNA CATHERINE MACLARREN DEANNA She'r always ready for her work and equally for fun, G. A. A. 95 Dramatics Club 11, 12. LONNIE MASSEY LONNIE When there'.f mirchief brewing, he'.f doing the Jtirringf' Football 95 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 95 jr. Hi- Y 105 Sr. Hi-Y 125 Sprag Staff 115 Quill and Scroll 115 Indus- trial Arts Club 9, 10, 115 Co- op 125 Intra-mural Sports 10, 11. DONALD McCOY MAC Oh, thofe beautiful eyeJ. Perfect Attendance 115 Co-op 12. ROBERT BRUCE MCMULLEN MAC I want what I want when I want it. Mixed Chorus 10, 115 Boys' Chorus 9, 105 Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Co-op 12. JACQUELYN MELLER JAcK1 Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. G. A. A. 93 Student Council 105 Librarian 105 Haromano 10, 11, 125 Perfect Attendance 115 Hon- or Roll 9, 10, 115 Scholarship Team 95 .Class Secretary 123 National Honor Society 11, 125 Spartana Staff 12, Bookkeeper 12, F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 125 At- tendant Posture Romp 95 Atten- dant Sweetheart Dance 105 At- tendant junior Danceg Attendant Homecoming 125 junior Play5 Quill and Scroll 12. VERA LEA MIHALY NOODNIK I shall never go astray, for my Lord watcheth over me. Girls' Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Quartet 125 Mixed Ensemble 105 Girls' En- semble 115 Contest Ensemble 11, 125 Youth Ablaze Play5 Sen- ior Play5 Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, President 125 F. T. A. 115 Dra- matics Club 10, 125 Haromano 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 115 Thespians 125 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Scholarship Team 9, 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 12, Chaplain 125 Intra-mural Sports 125 G. A. A. 9- FRANCES MILLER UFRANH My homework? always done. G. A. A. 9, 10. RUSSELL MILLER URUSSE LL One more day 'lil l'rn out of school. MARY ANN MONDELLO SPAGHETTI A one-man woman. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Majorette 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 125 Mixed Chorus 95 G. A. A. 95 F. T. A. 125 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespians 125 Jun- ior Playg F. H. A. 125 Camera Club 11, 125 Intra-mural Sports 10, 11, 12. JO ANN NICKLAS ' 'JON Personality plus, and intellect- ual mind. Girls' Chorus 95 Mixed Chorus 10, 125 Sextet 95 Girls' Contest Ensemble 115 Girls' Ensemble 115 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12, President 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 12. LINDA BRYAN PRICE B-LONDIEU Like those of angels, short and far hetweenf' Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 125 G. A. A. 95 Libra- rian 125 Girls' Sextet 115 Dra- matics Club 11, 12, President 125 F. T. A. 125 Haromano 11, 125 Senior Play5 Honor Roll 115 Thespians 12. CAROLE ANN PROUDEOOT Pao Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, and nice to think about. G. A. A. 9, 105 Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 125 Dramatics Club 12, Treasurer 125 Haromano 10, 11, 125 Thespians 125 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Spartana Staff 125 Camera Club 125 Intra-mural Sports 12. THOMAS WINFIELD PURSLEY D1NcLiz Jn. I am crazy about work. I can .fit and look at it all day long. Basketball 9, 10, Reserve 9, 10g Football 12, Varsity 12, Base' ball 12, Varsity 12g Mixed Cho- rus 11, 125 Boys' Chorus 9, 12g Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Vice-President 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 123 Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 12, Perfect Attendance 9g Honor Roll 9, 105 Intra-mural Sports 10, 11, 12. LEE EDWARD RABER LEE I only want a buddy not a Jweetheartf' JO ANN REED JON The world delight: in runny people. G. A. A. 9, 10g Honor Roll 9g Sprag Staff 12. BRUCE MILTON REICHENBACH CURLEY Make hay while the Jun Jhinerf' Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 9, 10, 12. ROBERTA GEORGENE ROOP BoBBIE True to her work, her word, her friends. Northwest 9, 105 Band 11, Mix- ed Chorus 11, 125 Kappa Chi 12, Spartana Staff 12g Intra- mural Sports. MAZIE ARLENE ROSIER UARLENEH Small in rtature but big in heart. Grafton, W. Virginia 9, 10, 115 Sprag Staff 12. DORCAS MAE ROSSITER l 'DOTTYH Nice friend to haue. G. A. A. 9, 10, 119 Kappa Chi 11, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, F. H. A. 9g Camera Club 12. JUANITA JOAN RUTHERFORD HJOANIEH Personality plus. Grafton, W. Virginia 9g Libra- rian 11, 12g F. H. A. 10, 12. n t , . 1 , fu ZZ.. atm, mm-f ,. ,.f,r1f -J iff' 9 in---qv 1, Y : KENNETH NEAL SAYRE KENNY 11 haf he :iauir to get out of school 1710.11 if himrelff' Football 9, Perfect Attendance 11, CO-op 12. BARBARA SCI-1LElN11N1ER 'KBARBM Nice gal, swell friend, good hid lo lezzozwf' ANN SCHROCK UANNH Blend with the Boogie Beat. Girls' Chorus 12, Mixed Cho- rus 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, Kappa Chi 12, Haromano 10, 11, 12, Hon- or Roll 10, 11. FAURE L. SCOTT SCO'I'I'Y Ain'z that iurt like 4 man. Boys' Chorus 93 Co-op 12. DAVID JOSEPH SEXVELL DIRTY DAVE Cl0rhr,t mais the man. Football 12, Varsity 12g Track 12, Varsity 121 Mixed Chorus 123 Boys' Chorus 9, 10, 12, Boys' Quarter 11, 123 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Chaplain 12. NORINIA JEAN SHORT PE12vc'EE I'd ralher he rmall and .fhizze than large and earl a Jhadoiwf' Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Librarian 10, 11, F.T.A. 12, Dramatics Club 9, 123 Haromano 10, 12, Camera Club 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA LEE SHULTZ HSHULTZYH f'Thir lady lover io dance. Band 9, 10, 11, Dramarics Club 9, 10, Haromano 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 123 Honor Roll 9, 10, 113 Scholarship Team 9, 11, Camera Club 9, 10. GLENN SIBERT GLENN Men of few word: are the hes! men. Greensburg 9. I' .ME 'C 5 il. '-.-4 sqm..- -wt. 'WK ,fuse 1 .kk l. NM Q 'ilu W 11 A BEVERLY JANE SMITH NBEVN Can't help liking this kid, Kappa Chi 12, Perfect Attend- ance 9, 11. DAWN ELLEN STEFFEE DON With a .smile here and a rmile there, rhe'J welcome alrnort any- where. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, Librarian 9, 10, 12, F. T. A. 10, 11, 12, Dra- matics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Haro- mano 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, Hon- or Roll 9, 10, Scholarship Team 9, junior Play, Camera Club 9. STARLEY R. SMITH SMI'I'I'Y He would like to he good, hut gorh, it'.r too hard. Football 9, Baseball 9, Sports Manager 9, Boys' Chorus 9, 10, jr. Hi-Y 10, Kappa Chi 11, 12, Co-op 12, Vice-President 12, Camera Club 11, 12. RONALD LEROY SNYDER HRONNIEH An ounce of wit ir worth A pound of .rorro-w. Track 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 12, Boys' Chorus 12, Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Kappa Chi 11, Dramatics Club 10, 11, Junior Play 9, 11, Senior Play 12, Cam- era Club 9, 10, 11, Intramural Sports 11. WANDA MAE SPENCER SPENCE Sophi5ticated Lady. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 12, Dance Band 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, Camera Club 9, 10, 11. WILDA JUNE STEVENS WILDA What :he does ir done cheerful- ly. M WILMA JEAN STEVENS HWILMAJ' What .the doe: ir done with ro much earef' Girls' Chorus 9, 10, Mixed Cho- rus 9, G. A. A. 9, 10, Kappa Chi 12, F. H. A. 9. SHIRLEY ANN STEVENSON Sl-URL lf there iJn't anything to do, let me do it. Girls' 9, 10, 11, Kappa Chi 9, 10. L 3 'la RICHARD ALLYN STIFF RICH Few are they who do all thing: well. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsi- ty 9, 10, 11, 12, Metro Champs 10, 11, Captain 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Varsity 11, 12, Metro Champs 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Metro Champs 10, Varsity S. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, President 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 12, Boys' Chorus 9, 10, 12, Boys' Quartet 11, 12, jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, President 105 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, Attendant Junior Dance, Kap- pa Chi 125 Dramatics Club 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, Hon- or Roll 9, 10, 11, Class Presi- dent 9g Class Vice-President 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Class Treasurer 10. DAVID EUGENE STRINGER DAVE Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Basketball 9, 10, Reserve 10, Mixed Chorus 12, Boys' Chorus 12, Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Treasurer 103 Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, President 12, Student Council 11, Vice- President ll, Kappa Chi 125 Dramatics Club 12, Honor Roll 9g lntra-mural Sports 11, 12. PHYLLIS SUBLETT PEN S Nice, quiet, and friendly, what more could you ark? Paintsville High 9, 10, 11. BARBARA ANN SUMMERTON BARR Top: in everything. Band 9, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Quartet 12, Girls' Ensemble 11, Freshman Girls' Sextet, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Ha- romano 10, ll, 12, Chaplain ll, President 12, Thespians 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Scholar- ship Team 9, 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12, Sprag Staff 12, Editor 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Camera Club 9, 10, 11, Youth Ablaze Play 11. KATHERYN MARGARET THOMPSON UKATI-IIE Marriage ir a career. Band 9, 10, 11, Girls' Chorus 10, G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, Dra- matics Club 9, 10, 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11. VIVIAN DAWN THORNHILL VEB A jolly good friend ir the. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 12, Girls' Ensemble 12, G. A. A. 9g Queen junior Dance, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 125 Haro- mano 10, ll, Vice-President 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, Junior Playg Senior Play. LAWRENCE ORVAL THURSTON LARRY There'r more in this man than you'll 1mder.rtand. Football ll, Reserve 11, Metro Champs 11, Kappa Chi 12, Scholarship Team 11, Camera Club 10. DORCAS JOAN NA TODD DoRK Mort arnhitioaf, and in thing: athletic, always energetic. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 10, President 12, Attendant Sweetheart Dance 10, Attendant Junior Dance 11, Attendant Homecoming Dance 125 F. T. A. llg Dramatics Club 11, 12, Ha- romano 10, 11, 12, The-spians 12, Perfect Attendance 10, 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Scholar- ship Team 10, 11, Class Treas- urer 9, Class Secretary 11, Na- tional Honor Society ll, 12, Treasurer 12, Spartana Staff 11, 12, Editor 12, F. H. A. 115 ln- tra-mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12g Quill and Scroll 12, Junior Play' Senior Play. 1 .1-dang, iw 4' ROBERT LOUIS TREEN UCORNYH Of study he if really not a ha- ter. It'J just that his love for cameras ir greater. Kappa Chi 11, 12g Perfect At- tendance 9g Scholarship Team 95 Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent 12. HARRY AUSTIN TRESSEL HARRY It'r a great life, im? it? Perfect Attendance 10, 11. LORA MAE ULBRICH LORA Morley: and quiet in all that :be does. RONALD ANDRE VINCENT ' 1 RONNIE A wee bit orner but .fo much , yi fun. Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, junior Hi-Y 103 Junior Play, Camera Club 9, 10. RICHARD 1. WALTON uDICK1! AlwayJ Jmiling, never a frown, a wee bil serious, but moxtly a clown. Football 9, Boys' Chorus 9, 105 Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 129 Kappa Chi 12, Intra-mural Sports 11, 12, Senior Play. JOSEPH RAY WEICHT ..JOE,, Can I help it if all the girl: go for me? Mixed Chorus 11, 12g Boys' Chorus 12, jr. Hi-Y 9, 10, Sr. Hi-Y 11, 123 Student Council 12g Class President 11, Intra- mural Sports 11, 12g Kappa Chi 12. SUZAN NE MARIE WEYRICK Suzie lf silence is golden, l'm broke. Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Mixed Cho- rus 11, 125 G. A. A. 9, 103 Sprag Staff 12g Spartana Staff 11, F. H.A.11. DEANNA MAE WHITE DEANNA Short but .rweet. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11g Dra- matics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Haro- mano 10, 113 Perfect Attendance 9, 11, Spartana Queen 12. JUNE MARIE WILLIAMS JUNE A man if hetter than a hook. Va.tsity Cheerleader 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 11,12,G.A.A.9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12, Sextette 12, Attendant Cotton Swing 11, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, F. T. A. 11, Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, Haromano 10, Thes- plans 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sprag Staff, 12, F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT RAY WI LLINGHAM Bos Well aimed rilenee hath more eloquence than rpeechf' Perfect Attendance 10, 11. BOYD WAYNE WILLISON WILLIE THE ACTOR No civilized perfon goes to hed the same day he get: up. Band 9, 10, 11, Co-op 12, Cam- era Club 10, 11. DAL B. WOLFORD TWIN BaJhfal, yer, hut don't judge a hook hy its cover. Band 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 12, Boys' Chorus 9, Jr. Hi-Y 10, Sr. Hi-Y 12, Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 12, Perfect At- tendance 11, Senior Play, Cam- era Club 11. DAN ALLEN WOLFORD TWIN God hlery the girlr, I love them all. Band 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 9, 10, Jr. Hi-Y 9, Sr. Hi-Y 12, Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 12, Thes- pians 12, Junior Play, Senior Play, Camera Club 11. RONALD JOHN WOOD URONNIEH Oh, thi: learning, what a thing it ir. Football 9, 12, Varsity 12, Var- sity S. 12, Sr. Hi-Y 12, Perfect Attendance 9, Intra-mural Sports 11, 12. RUBY LOUISE WOOD RUBY 'There il no cormetic for beau- ty like happinersf' G. A. A. 9, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, 12. SANDRA ELIZABETH ZEHNER SANDY A rwell gal to know. Librarian 11, Kappa Chi 9, Dra- matics Club 12, Haromano 10, 11, Honor Roll 9, Junior Play, Senior Play, Spartana Staff 11. M? V 5.6 www. -F -- - w Wlde eyed Wolfords .ff fn F ,,,, , . , ,f X' ed ., wif. Ride 'ern Deanna! A morous Andrick if ' Hifi? f, ffl? 1 5 ' . F E, g1.v Q? .wif vw ' Jovial Johnny W . 'inf wg' -syn 'Dashing Dirrig Todd1ing Todd dui Web 3 fy B11rb1Q1ng Brown 29 , 1222 -2--.g ..A. 4 -zz : . ':w.,q ,: ' fi wa:-'Qin K-.1 fs ,, 1- :, .M - Q 3 E1 sis 67552 , ig , -mwwfkwgx , ' 5 uv., .L FW A 5 QUE 19' QW Km M, . k in 92 . sm, Frivo1ous Hike ' saga.-,L+d,aZ? ' Hafff sg .Qs , . we ,,.. W , -1. gi' 'L af-nh 1 E an fe V ,.,.... . . ,.:' .- , .ig ' f - as , in ff Q i. , dnn,. ' isi ' P1eadingPat P' n , 11' 1 h li e -'gashful Bom 1 4. E. ff- dn e , - . . ,, 1 e ' ' LeavH1gLHa h d .1 , e ed n dee,de V e Daring Don uu- Mournful Martha 1-.... , dw 0 K L ,gs Shir1 's Awhir1 ,, -1 ' 9 4 tHf1E Hilarious Hackathorrf' Williams 8a Ayres--Debonairs Cutie Carole l K THE CONSTITUTION OF SPRINGFIELD HIGH PREAMBLE r We, the Senior Class, in order to form a more perfect impression, estab- lish wills, insure justifiable endowments, provide for ourselves common de- fense, promote lower classmen and secure the blessings of teachers to our- selves and our fellow classmates, do ordain and establish this will for the students of Springfield High School. ARTICLE I SECTION I. FOUR HOUSES All legislative powers made are granted to the Senior Class of Springfield High, which should consist of Houses A, B, C, and D. SECTION 2. HOUSES A AND B Membership obtained after four years of struggling. SECTION 3, VACANCIES When vacancies occur, we count them absent in body as well as mind. BILL DOTSON bequeaths his height upon Mr. Werkhiser. TREVA EDGELL leaves, taking Carl with her. KATHRYN DIRRIG bestows her friendly ways upon Barbara Coffman. KENNETH CATLETTE leaves in his rod! JOHN CLIFFORD bestows his salesmanship to next year's Co-op class. NINA FILLIAN leaves her robe in mixed chorus to Mary Lou McDaniel. RUTH GLASS bestows her artistic talent upon Nola Knappen- berger. FRED FORD leaves his accent to Mrs. Gingrich. HARRY BUTLER leaves his cogs to another big wheel. CAROL GLOYD bestows her knowledge of history upon Kitty Hartman. RUTH FIKE bequeaths her dancing ability to Janet Seymour. MARY DOBBINS leaves as quietly as she came. FRED HERTZOG bestows his humor upon Clarence Baker. JOAN JOHNSON leaves her relaxed qualities to YOU! MARGIE HARRIS bestows her gymnastic ability upon Dot Crutchfield. DANIEL BRADLEY leaves his title of Casanova to Nelson Wal- lace. LARRY BRINKLEY bestows his speech-making ability to all fu- ture basketball players. ANITA AGARAND leaves her nickname, Doodle, to anyone DON EARLENBAUGH leaves his projector to Mr. Kurtz. GLEN CUTLIP bequeaths his comb to Butch. ' KATHRYN CUTLIP wills her vigor and vitality to next year's associate editor of the Sprag. JOHN CRUTCHFIELD leaving . . . happy about the whole thing. BILL CROGHAN bestows his curly black hair to Bob Iverson. JIM COCHRAN bequeaths his appealing eyes to Frank Christian. DELORIS BROWN leaves her baton to Pat Brookover. CLAUDETTE DYKES bequeaths her witty remarks to Libby Da- vidson. CARL CLAY leaves and takes Treva with him. ELAINE ANDRICK leaves her contagious laugh to her sister, Barbara. STANLEY GILBERT leaves his many admirers to Don Beltz. GENE BOURN leaves nothingg saves all for Peggy. HARRIET IHNOT leaves to keep an eye on Johnny. JUANITA HEADLEY bestows her quiet ways upon Retha Gersh. SHIRLEY JOSEPH betows her title of housewife upon Jean- ette Sickle. BUSTER HILMANDOLAR leaves the sports page of the Sprag. JERRY JOHNSON wills his peaceful ways to future jacket com- mittees. CORABELLE JACKSON leaves, driving the family car. GLADYS JENNINGS wills her tactfulness to Nancy Henry. JOE HOOVER leaves his English themes to William Shakespeare. ARNOLD BIAS leaves his traffic tickets to Roger LaTampa. ANNETTE BAKER bestows her witty .ways upon Norma Jones. LILA BORING leaves her promptness in completing assignments to Jackie Kinney. BARBARA BROWN leaves her shorthand speed to Bob Hutch- BERISSAIRD JACOBS leaves his dependability to Jerry Huff. JUNE HORN leaves her government notes to Joyce Povlacs. FRANCES HESKETT leaves third period study hall!! ' BETTY HOOD leaves any patience she has left after graduation to any worthy junior. BOB IHEFFERNAN leaves his many inches to Paul Langenek. BOB JOHNSON leaves with his ability to bluff. ' ' IRENE KANIS leaves her seat in Co-op class to her sister, Marian. NANCI HUMISTON leaves to join Jim. JOHN ABBOTT bestows his rhythm on the dance floor to John Creekmore. l A DOTTIE BERGER leaves her turquoise sweater to Miss Rosen- bl om. . JUNE OBROTHERTON leaves to let Betty Pettit carry on the school spirit. I LEONARD BOSO leaves his pencil to anyone who has an ear to fit it. , JOHN BAILEY leaves his government knowledge to next years seniors. . , MYRNA DENNISON bestows her femininity upon Shirley Un- derwood, ROY BELL leaves his excuses behind. WILBUR DEPUE bestows his friendly disposition to Glen Alex- ander. DELLA FOCKLER leaves her trumpet to Cindy Smith. MARGIE GRIFFIN bestows her most successful recipes to fu- ture Home Economics classes. PAT HACKATHORN bestows her teaching experience to any future teacher. HELEN HARSH leaves her long hair to Marlene Moore. NORMA HOLMES leaves her shyness to Barbara Pressler. KATHERINE HOOVER leaves to continue working at Hower's. DON HELD leaves to let his sister carry on. RONALD HENGELI leaves his curly blond hair to Miss Cavallo. RAY HOHLBAUGH bestows his presidency upon Jerry Reed. PAT AYRES wills her title of most talkative to Deanna Sewell. 513453413531 ' X31 Q 48 I' gg ,I 7 I X I I I I I , 1' 1 -fa la ' I 'gg' .Att 9. Q 5 ad lst SECTION 4. HOUSE C AND D 1. Chosen by what's left over from House A and B. 2. No person shall enter House C and D unless A and B have an overflow. SECTION 5. VACANCIES When vacancies occur, they are sent to the office. BETTY BAKER leaves her walk to Barbara Douglas. PA'I'I'Y BOLINGER bestows her quiet ways upon Carol Platt. NANCY BRADLEY leaves to be a newspaper reporter. MARLENE COTTRELL leaves her feminine ways with Pat Ram- sey. MIRIAM DETTLING bestows her ability to gab upon JoAnn James. MARGARET ENGLE leaves to let Don carry on. BOB DRURY bestows his baseball ability upon Don Henrv. 'SANDRA ZEHNER leaves her male surroundings in home room. JUNE WILLIAMS leaves her cheering ability to Della Garduno. RUBY WOOD bestowes her long curls to Faye Hohlbaugh. RONNIE SNYDER bestows his neatness upon Dick Berger. ARLENE ROSIER bestows her smile upon Dave Ledford. NORMA SHORT leaves her jitterbug routine to Tina Bonham. RONALD VINCENT leaves his dancing lessons to any other fox- trot flapper. BOYD WILLISON bestows his ability to arrive on time upon Mrs. Miller. WILDA and WILMA STEVENS leaves their double trouble to the McDaniel twins. DON MCCOY leaves his height where it is most needed. BILLY KELLY leaves in his navy uniform. DON MACE wills his curly, blond hair to Joe Poth. DEANNA MacLARREN leaves her drivcr's license to Erwin Davis. ROBERT TREEN bestows his knowledge of photography to Lynn Riblett. MARY MONDELLO leaves to join Bud. SHIRLEY STEVENSON leaves her many sweaters to-'Bette Viall LARRY kTHURSTON bequeaths his studying habits to Ray Tuc er. DEANNA WHITE leaves her long locks to Barbara Kelly. KATHRYN THOMPSON leaves with her diamond on hand. DAL and DAN WOLEORD leave to enter Who's Who in Ameri- ca. FAURE SCOTT leaves to join Phyllis. VIVIAN THORNHILL bestows her lady-like manner upon Con- nie Austin. JOANN REED wills her blond hair to Margaret Hurdt. JOE WEICHT leaves, taking his dependability with him. DICK WALTON wills his confusing manner to Lloyd Bittinger. LORA ULBRICH leaves her quiet ways to Darlene Hone. CAROLE PROUDFOOT bestows her short hair upon Marlene Thomas. DORCAS TODD leaves an aspirin to next year's editor. BOB WILLINGHAM leaves after twelve years. HARRY TRESSEL bestows his promptness upon Paul Proudfoot. STARLEY SMITH leaves to be a truck driver. e-P-esilsw -ve JACKI MELLER leaves her diamond to NOBODY!! GLEN SIBERT bequeaths his dimples to John Parks. DAVE SEWELL leaves his vocal cords to Dale Hawn. VERA LEA MIHALY bestows her wittiness upon Mr. Ingold. DAVE STRINGER leaves his title as best dressed to John Creekmore. FRANCES MILLER leaves in a red convertible. BARBARA KING leaves her naturally curly hair to Peggy Pope. RICHARD STIFF bestows his ability to accomplish things upon Brian Olson. KENNETH SAYRE leaves his drawing ability to Kenny Butcher. BRUCE REICHENBACK leaves his ability to play the guitar to Mr. Roberts. RONALD WOOD leaves some glue to next year's ball carrier. CHARLOTTE LANGE leaves her seat in home room to Jimmy Preston. DAWN STEFFEE leaves her dependability to Betty Yeater. GAYLORD KIRKBRIDE leaves the novels in the library. DICK KING leaves his nose guard to Suzie. PHYLLIS SUBLETT leaves her quiet ways in government class. BARBARA SUMMERTON leaves her ability to accomplish things to Chonita Perkins. BOB MCMULLEN wills his Ford to any junk yard. LONNIE MASSEY leaves his muffler to D. J. Myers. VIRGINIA SHULTZ leaves to join George. LINDA PRICE leaves her cap and gown to Pauline Cooper. JOANN NICKLAS leaves her ability to succeed to Joanne De- twiler. BOB LEE bequeaths his quietness upon in-coming freshmen. KENNETH LEIFHEIT leaves his gentlemanly ways to Denny Hansen. VERNON LARGE leaves revealing the name of his shoe polish. MARTHA KOVACS leaves her insurance policy to Mr. Mitrovich. suzr WEYRICK leaves to fain George JOAN RUTHERFORD leaves her Southern drawl to Mr. Yoak. RUSSELL MILLER leaves his timid ways behind. DOREASI ROSSITER leaves her driving ability to her sister, aro . WANDA SPENCER leaves her talent for music to good old SHS. BEVERLY SMITH leaves her shyness behind. TOM PURSLEY bequeaths his football uniform to Lewis Law- horn. BARBARA SCHLEMMER bequeaths her giggles upon Glada Fer- rell. ROBERTA ROOP bestows her shorthand ability to JoAnn Dixon. LEE RABER wills his successful attitudes to Lester Holloway. ANN SCHROCK leaves her sewing machine to Leroy Berry. ,Q ,ff Fi .ap Wwwf, PRETTIEST HAIR MOST B M051 TALENTED E UPER Moi! Talented: John Crutchfield, Ruth Fike Pretiiert Hair: Glen Cutlip, Deanna White Mort Talkativez Ronald Snyder, Pat Ayres Bert Dreffeciz David Stringer, Barbara King Bei! Looking: Ray Hohlbaugh, June Brotherton Moy! 'eely to Succeed: Stanley Gilbert, Barbara Summerton BEST DRESSED C659 949' LOOK M051 L ING VALEDICTORIAN PRETTIEST EYES MOST DEPENDABLE SALUTATORIAN EpMiNiNE MOST PQPULAR E l0R M0513 Athletic: Richard Stiff, CFe1ninincQ Myrna Dcnnmon Vfzfeaiiclorimzz Dorcas Todd M012 Popzflmi Ray Hohlhaugh, June Brotherton Preztiert Eyes: Jim Cochran, Kathryn Cutlip Mort Depemiablez Richard Stiff. Dorcas Todd' Salzzmzofimzz Jacki Meller Willieflz john Crutchfield, Vera Lea Mihaly WITTIEST gy -, or 4 -Q. Oo' 9' ' 1 'I g U 6..' 4,0 :.-'0,01 .4 .9 . . 'f fi J: 0 p Q - I I' a A' A ' 1 'ax' 5 Q QI. ' 1 ,- f I Q10 THE PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 55 Year: 1975 Time: Mid-afternoon Objective: A 10-day cruise aboard the U.S.S. Spartana Entering the offices of the SHORT SUBLETT Agen- cy, CNORMA and PHYLLIS respectivelyb we are attracted by the long line of distinguished-looking persons waiting to purchase tickets. At the end of said line, JIM and JUNE QWILLIAMSD COCHRAN, with all the little Cochrans, MY RNA DENNISON, her husband and their four sons, and WILMA and WILDA STEVENS, each with her own set of twins, turn to greet us, Snappy service furnished by the ticket-selling HOOV- ERS, KATHERINE and JOE, enable us to soon pass through the gates leading toward the ship, where we note, much to our surprise, that the customs agents inspecting passengers' luggage are our own JOE WEICHT and DAVE STRINGER. Waiting to have their baggage cleared are CHARLOTTE LANGE, GLADYS JEN- NINGS, BETTY HOOD, DEANNA MacLARREN, AR- LENE ROSIER, BEVERLY SMITH, and SHIRLEY STEVENSON just returning from a guided tour of Up- per Elleteenia, conducted by his honor, the Mayor of New York City, ROBERT JOHNSON. Boarding the liner immediately in front of us is that handsome foreign diplomat, STANLEY GILBERT, accom- panied by his confidential secretaries DORCAS ROSSI- TER, MIRIAM DETTLING, and MARLENE COTTRELL and his goodwill ambassadors IRENE KANIS, RUTH GLASS, SUZANNE WEYRICK, BARBARA BROWN, and JOANNE NICKLAS. Waiting at the top of the gangplank to interview them are those award-winning re- porters, NANCY BRADLEY and FRANCES HESKETT, with ace photographer, BOB TREEN. Captain RAY HOHLBAUGH welcomes us aboard while pursers GLENN SIBERT and HARRY BUTLER check in our valuables. Stewards BOB WILLINGHAM, FRED FORD, and KENNY SAYRE are so busy assisting passengers to their staterooms that they don't even see us. Wandering toward the lounge, we see ROY BELL, designer of The Cozy Curvy-Contour Chair, displaying his product to ARNOLD BIAS and LEE RABER. JOANN REED, SHIRLEY JOSEPH, and MARTHA KOVACS, winners of the 31,000,000 cruise sponsored by the Cotton- worth'Company, seem quite interested in the demonstra- tion. ,Unexpecte-dly, our observations are interrupted by the loudspeaker, PAT AYRES, summoning us to the ra- dioroom where the teletypist, MARGARET ENGLE, pre- sents us with a bon-voyage message from JOHN BAILEY who is piloting DON MACE'S new rocketless jet, and promises to meet us when we dock. Returning to the deck we encounter the U. S. Olym- pic Team, accompanied by coaches, LARRY BRINKLEY and DICK KING. BUSTER HILMANDOLAR, DICK WALTON, TOM PURSLEY, LONNIE MASSEY, BOB HEFFERNAN, and GENE BOURN are among those go- ing to compete in the contest at Iknisleh, Fieldgoal. Leav- ing the boys with our best wishes, we turn through the door at our right, where we notice a spacious, pear-shaped swimming pool, in which mermaids DORCAS TODD, ANN SCHROCK, and DEANNA WHITE are paddling about. JOAN RUTHERFORD, LORA ULBRICH, and LINDA PRICE, gathered about to watch them, are doing their best to avoid being splashed. Again the loud speaker interrupts. An S. O, S. call from a ship to our starboard sends crewmen JERRY JOHNSON,-KENNETH CATLETTE, BILL CROGHAN, and HARRY TRESSEL, dashing to the rail. They spy familiar-looking persons approaching in a lifeboat. As the craft draws nearer, we recognize detective WILBUR DEPUE, the notable BARBARA SUMMERTON, who re- cently discovered a new wonder formula Cthough as yet no one has discovered what it is wonderful forjg that no- torious philosopher, CLAUDETTE DYKES, and award- winning author GAYLORD KIRKBRIDE, with his ever present ghost-writers RUSSELL MILLER, KENNY LEIF- HEIT, and VERNON LARGE. Grasping the sides of a second lifeboat is architect ROBERT LEE with his assistants. LARRY THURSTON, BILL DOTSON, and FAURE SCOTT, who are headed for Bali-Lo to build a monastery where missionaries NINA FILLIAN, VERA LEA MIHALY, JOHN CLIFFORD, ROBERTA ROOP, BERNARD JACOBS, and RUBY WOOD are planning to establish a new religious order. Lending courage to the crisis is BRUCE REICHEN- BACH, who through it all, continues calmly to strum on his guitar as he sings Down in the Bottom of the Wellf, Spinning into action as the vessel approaches, sailors JOHN ABBOTT, LEONARD BOSO, RONALD WOOD, BILL KELLY, and DON MCCOY enthusiastically assist the survivors aboard. But look! Off in the distance, clinging to a log and riding the waves, still the Johnny-come-lately, BOYD WILLISON. First-mate RICHARD STIFF escorts the survivors to sick-bay where Doctor DAVE SEWELL and Nurse VIVIAN THORNHILL administer necessary aid. The excitement over, we return. .to our fellow passen- iA.5:S.Sb,S5.3LSts3glC'sCiSS5XX31iof5xQ13f:ixC'STiix1'S5ii l ' 4 Qgo 1s q,ugsQ,v. sh ,I ' 5 ' if ,Q 9' 1 f 7' P 1 '5 ,' ' A Q: 3 1 gers. Destined for France where they will attend an in- ter-spacial teachers convention are history professor, JUNE HORN, primary teachers CAROL GLOYD and PATTY BOLINGER, and English teacher DAWN STEFFEE. Also aboard ship is that famous hair stylist DELORIS BROWN, who has been invited to demonstrate her new coiffures before the crown heads of Europe. MARY MONDELLO, LILA BORING, NANCI HUMISTON, and ELAINE ANDRICK are serving as her models. DAN and DAL WOLFORD and GLEN CUTLIP are along, too, to provide the male answer to the Italian cut, Suddenly, half a dozen miniature cars whizz by. Try- ing to catch them are car-sharks DON HELD, RONALD HENGELI, FRED HERTZOG, BOB MCMULLEN, and RONALD VINCENT destined for the tri-annual foreign sports car sales convention at Hot Coils, Jagaway. At the sound of the dinner bell, we enter the dining room now famous for the cuisine of chef STARLEY SMITH. While eating our meal, the designer who re- placed Dior, Madame BARBARA KING, reveals her latest creations as modeled by JOAN JOHNSON, HELEN HARSH, ROBERTA HENGELI, ANNETTE BAKER, CAROL PROUDFOOT, and SANDRA ZEHNER. Finishing dinner, we make our way to the ballroom where RONNIE SNYDER, master of ceremonies, is in- ! :lg J QQ 'QS 4 5 OI 7 I jg I 'asf' I -...Q Re' troducing those triple-treat mambo madcats KATHRYN THOMPSON, WANDA SPENCER, ANITA AGA- RAND, MARGIE HARRIS, and DELLA FOCKLER. The Zena-sounding quartet composed of DON EARLEN- BAUGH, KATHRYN CUTLIP, CARL CLAY, and TRE- VA EDGELL are followed by the Three-Tango-Tillies, JACKI MELLER, VIRGINIA SHULTZ, and RUTH FIKE. Comedian JOHNNY CRUTCHFIELD, Bop-boo- gie-blue JUNE BROTHERTON, and CORABELLE JACKSON, and her teethless ground hogs, complete the program. As we .head back for out stateroom, we notice KATH- RYN DIRRIG and PAT HACKATHORN propped on deck-chairs busily taking notes on everyone who passes. BARBARA SCHLEMMER, HARRIET IHNOT, and MARGIE GRIFFIN are offering their comments. Steadying themselves against the rail are FRANCES MILLER, NORMA HOLMES, JUANITA HEADLEY, and BETTY BAKER who appear to be swaying more than the ship. They seem terribly pleased at the approach of DOTTY BERGER and MARY DOBBINS, who have been busy distributing DANIEL BRADLEY'S chocolate-cover- ed, 'lTrembling Tummy Tidbits. As the Sandman's bell halts all activity, we retire to Dreamland. Who knows what surprising pleasures to- morrow may hold? BSBAASQXLSLAXLXY Sixxxlzauigxsizexifm ,i . A fl if A l it ir!! 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H, 'JA' K, kk - we 9, L 3 f 4 , i, ?,,s Row 1: Gay Cumberledge, Carolyn Cutlip, Gene Dack, Gerald Dailey, Elizabeth Davidson, Ervin Davis, Joanne Detwiler, James Dickerhoff. Ron' 2: Joseph Dies, Robert Dies, Robert Dillon, JoAnne Dixon, Barbara Douglas, Robert Duffield, Tom Dustman, Lf riise Edmiston. Row 3: Donard Engle, Carol Ewing, Bettie Ferrell, Glada Ferrell, Donald Field, Sandy Fluke, Dallas Frocl-t, Roger Gamble. Razr 4: Ritha Gersh, Norman Gilbert, Carol Gilley, Dil- lard Glass, Lowell Grant, Jack Griffin, Peggy Griffin, Rose Marie Griffin. Rau' 5: Denny Hanson, Blanche Harris, L . , , H 52? i1,j f . W, Larry Harris, Marcia Harris, Adelaide Hartman, Dale Hawn, Maurine Held, Nancy Henry. Row 6: William Hershberger, Faye Hohlbaugh, Lester Holloway, Darlene Hone, Gerald Hoover, Ed Howard, Nancy Howells, Robert Hubiak. R010 7: jerry Huft, James Humiston, Bob Hutcheson, Ann Igleheart, Gary Iverson, Robert Iverson, James Jackson, Beverly joden. Row 8: Joanne johnson, Robert johnson, Norma jones Margaret Keith, jean Kelley, JoAnn Kelley, Barbara Kelly, Ronnie Kennell. K s . E I .2 we fn. ' ,eijervf Ja , ,,.,5 L, mmf L K ,. 2' D Q AM R 4 ,ll - A , 5 l fd, .,.. ,L 'SJ , J A N' fe fl My in fi V 'QM . A V A , 17 we 1 HV :ir A x'-,' f J ' K ,,, K K' than P ull, X v ff are J ,L+ 4 . - L a, ,LL -W , 'fm f , T3 - r f A, 'X L, all W' X g 'J S' A J , , . A tom VVY, L , -7 L , X s - L J' , 1 V S 1', ri A ' , 9 5 A 1 r A -::. 1 VA, 3 ' 4 ., A H . -Q 4 , ro' It -12 aL 'sr ff f + K 53 Hr 5 W X, st, A X , L, L . in - L V af. N - Xl f'f:,::r -,gg fa , 5 ,E ffm. L if 5 --My '53 4317! K pa. -A 4, ,tr , A , A 'fist ,M ss 1 L ,.. as I ima- J , A i i W' J We 1 Q ,, L ' A , L , L M .4 Pez- a- ' E A J LL A-. P La--. L , L, -- Q vw mr j Q mx X kr ,, who an L K ,,.. L f xglagr ,Q L ,I K f bf , A at a 3 Li, P P , 'IZ' Q 1 L , like M J' y -. ... - -- V , , -: - L I A . . - 2 em V 7 P A A ww? Q, -an, L, H A --W www! , W if 4 ,Q - 593 , M, Lt., ,X 2 L7 -We 1 - 3- V, V, , N J J Y , L yy . ,pw H C MA ,L ,l A , L A ' X ,-I Sy L V. 1 f, -L .fl Rou' 1: Harold Kerr, Wayne Kesler, Dean Kitchen, Fran- ces Kinney, Jackie Kinney, Nola Knappenberger, Rita Kra- mer, Roger La Tampa. Ron' 2: Mary Lyons, June Mag- nus, Ted Malenock, Ted Matson, Kathryn McGlynn, Art McHenry, Pat Mikaloff, Don Mills. Ron' 51 Jim Mob- ley, Frank Mollohan, Marlene Moore, Bobby Moreland, Al Morgan, Judy Nelson, Maynard Nicholson, Nancy Paull. Row 4: Chonita Perkins, Betty Pettit, Carol Platt, Robert Pope, Hugh Pounders, Joyce Povlacs, Barbara Pressler, Pa- tricia Ramsey. Ron' 5: Robert Rearick, Diane Recicar, Esther Reed, Jerry Reed, Paul Reeder, Robert Reyda, Lynn Riblett, Russell Ridgway. Ron' 6: Kathy Ripple, Ted Ri- singer, Jerry Rittenour, Henry Robinson, Grace Rogish, Janet Seymour, Alvin Shaffer, Jeanette Sickle. Row 7: Dorothy Smith, Raymond Smith, Carol Snider, Thomas Steiner, Kenneth Stevens, Roberta Summerford, Steve Tay- lor, Vera Thomas. Ron' 8: Mike Thornhill, Allan Wade, Elbert Wade, Nelson Wallace, Richard Wallace, Robert Waugaman, Joann Werner, Robert Weyrick. .. , . . N , . ,W.M,M,,u,MM,, Ak,h M n.,, 1,4 , .,,QgW-,ylwmmi ,. WAMDR W MMM' 4519'- Null' ,R V , ...t ,,. V H , fi W gg! if , . . f i ,234 k 'Q :skis 7, 4- , V' il , el, Row 1: Peggy Whitesel, Gary Williams, Jane Vlithrow, Betty Yeater, Darold Zickafoose. Not pic- tured: Glenn Atkinson, Lloyd Bittinger, Shirley Butler, Janice Cain, Jim Christie, Dorothy Cole, Martha Goodson, Diane Goshorn, Juanita Hershberger, Robert James, Ronnie Johnson, Janet Shackelford, Jim Sherlock, John Stamey, Jim Tharp, Marlene Thomas, Judy Waggoner, Sandra Wyatt. 3 J 2 My If--Q. U XX. l QRE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President: Bob Henry Vice-President: Lewis Lawhorn Secretary: Anita Musgrave Treasurer: Dan King Advisers: Mr. Ivan Werkhiser, Mrs. Fran- ces Vasbinder, Miss Gloria Cavallo, Miss -Ieanette Rosenbloom, Mrs. Dorothy Farst, Mrs. DeMaris Callen. M-Q S.. . .rf . .Q L me 't W vttt p esis V Wa -af 'Tile ' ' AE? A A tsss 'u ravi - inf. H ' . . .ii . 'f F ' as at . gga. tint ,liggi f my Ah' 14. 7 VK ,gk ,Q . B K 1 gg, , A f f F Ftti Q A eg '5lfJ?1m 'H A .I-4 f I ' . E an f 4 L 3 K I F I we Q? , Sax 1' J f W 6' . ' fu, ' f , ,J ..,, J an , 5 .Q 2 , ....., . r L -ef - , aaa fa we Row l: Glenn Alexander, Connie Anderson, jack Ankeny, Harold Briggs, Richard Brown, jim Butler, Kenneth Buch- judy Ankeny, Sherrie Archer, Pat Arfons, Ted Austin, Carol er, Nancy Burns, Robert Burns, Ann Campbell. Row 4: ,Io Baughman. Ron' 2: Sherley Beatty, Don Bel-zen, Larry Peggy Carpet, JoAnne Carver, jerry Cathey, La Vonne Clif- Bennett, Lenora Bennett, janet Berger, JoAnn Blackman, ford, Eugene Cochran, Betty Conley, Barbara Conrad, Don David Blondheim, Karen Brady. Rau' 3: Lawrence Bragg, Constable. in 'I ., ,W we . I f Q letl We' .aa , X AL,, , ' f T ' 352: at M M Q ,. ,LVr, MW , gg: ,ga wb, E a V A, E . M V Q xx ' 1 L'h- R. my 5 ' V. ' i is . , aww ,pei C 1 ' 2Q ' -i f 1 r K - .fr rf.f r xg. 1 -mv f l . p ' , -h wart . .-. .1 lx L, . , f -,, N 2 , ' ,.Q' Q :-: r . .,h, .. 54 zkv Q ,,,:, VA , Q, t r , '47 p rl : ' 'li' M 0- . y 'GM' an '+A J 7,-, ,, ny. V- fi, ,Q t e t flew .. 'EF -HW M R , 7, af ii ,ff at 'Wi' CTW : r 'QT . Q W ...,.w . ' ' Nuff' ' w 'lf K 2, by M .4 'K - .fa Lt I 1 3 K , K K V 7 .1 . -, . if 2 ' 1 '-?Y A L ,, . , V, 5 , k y l i we ea rrtrt i ' -,., 5 3 f l R' , W , K H ,, K k , ,i-E . :fig i - e f ... M . ' 5-W f it .L . 1 if .,,.4M.Vt WX ,TMR 1 57 Ralf f 'Saw' 1- am' 'fr A I 1 I My ' -ksisre ' H . y - 1! v H i W M Q 'Lh'L , auf 'h1 1, hmfy M M . r ri , . , ' - ' A . VVLVV , V 4 X . K K kifkrkl s , , .. . , ,, 1. H 1' Q f' it K L Row 1: joyce Cooper, Barbara Corbin, Nina Cravens, ju- dirh Dack, Dorothy Darrow, john Davis, Mildred Davis, Charlotte Davisson. Ron Zi Larry Dean, Sharon Dem- mel, Elvie Dennison, Valerie Douglas, Ann Doyle, Donna Earlenbaugh, Glen Etlvvards, Virginia Enos. Run' 3: john Erslan, Martha Fabry, jack Fair, jeanne Finley, jim Fisher, Melvin Flory, Patricia Fluke, Roger Frasier. Razz' 4: Wil- liam Frasier, Richard Fresh, john Fritter, Atlella Gartluno, Kenneth George, Robert Gilbert, Gordon Gilbert, Ronald Golec. Razz' 5: Carl Green, Marlin Haas, Sandra Hall, Ronald Hamilton, Barbara Hartman, Robert Headley, Elsie Heffernan, Armantle Heller. Ron' 6: judy Heller, Betty Elbert Hurdt. james, Pat johnson, Ann jurkoshek, jim justice, Marion Kanis, Donald Keith. Razz' 8: jim Kelley, Betty Kephart, Conrad Keppler, Dan King, Lola Knappenberger, Dick Henneman, Bob Henry, Sherman Hershberger, Holloway, Bill Hoover, Carolyn Horn, Margaret Ron' 7: jane Ingram, jim jackson, Margaret Lange, Paul Langeneck, Tim Laubscher. fd ,. af 6 A' me 'P' A :ai ff.. I A K . ' , 'ii ' Q . 5 Q R nas xx A Q, A--P -f , .4 ,Ag -i ,Q iff, V 'EIS' 'Z .fj A, j 1 5 , My L ri 1 . 7 ' H M X ' , - x f 9 s L W.. L, . f t A , 3 h at W3 , ,Q t .1-ft f L L ' 'QTZTJ' lin YV f- lu-at Y H aww M. , R. ... I .4 .fa I V , , ,E-. . Q -QL, A-. f :- , t 3:7 X, L n , Ai ,,,, 'Q as , I A3 N, M it Q' f M 1 . ,. V- 'Q I , Na ' N ,,,... 'f'-' va... 491' 1 3-'fm ar an Pf 4' ,.., rv af. 'v' . . iw, E , WW ' Q.. A fx ur- f :R is.. F r N ii K N ,A I ,,--. .M if r 1 L halls X f 71 1 ve ' A. W , I at W 4, i A 2' tam as fd.: 3 1 ' W , M , vi W - -, ' 'L 1' -' -' lg- ' 'S -:rar WM Maw K. .J A, yzh, K 'Ziff , ky , 3 L Q I, ww- N , W any H , , ,, iz' P H 3 an , rig, fa , B ,, ,gs 5' me L 173 , fs: :tt I r , 'Q'-TI? wine' ' uk A QP' in ,k X' 5 A P n 'Q an i . We if L 'VW Q It V sm 'fuf' X Y k ! 'awry K ix 'T' ? ' ,gi w-'Qu f 6 ,,,..... ...Qi W r 'W me 1 at-Q 'vs ' . , ' ' nv. 3' may L-ti .Q-Q new-ww CF Row 1: Lewis I.awhorn, janice Layne, Pat Lee, Pat Lessak, Jean Lyall, Donna Magnus, Charles Martin, George Martin. Rau' Z: Leroy Martin, Larry McCarthey, Robert McCoy, Shirley McCracken, Carol McDaniel, Carolyn McDaniel, Carolyn McDaniel, Mary Lou McDaniel, Hazella McElwain. Row 3: Bruce McEwen, Suzanne Meekins, Gail Mellinger, Harold Milhoan, Rita Miller, Robert Mitchell, Jerry Mob- ley, Richard Mohler. Row 4: Sharon Mohler, Frances Moorehead, Roger Morrison, Brenda Mullet, Anita Mus- grave, Charles Myers, Carole Nagy, Shirley Neidhardt. Rout' X 1 5: Lewis Nelson, Barbara Nickell, Brian Olson, john Park, Cloyd Parsons, Joyce Patton, Kay Patton, James Pence. Row 6: Paul Pflaum, Margaret Pope, James Poth, Larry Prather, Paul Proudfoot, Pat Pursley, Glen Putnam. Rou' 7: james Putnam, Leona Raber, Barbara Radcliff, Betty Radcliff, Frances Ramsey, Tom Rankin, Richard Reed, Wal- ter Reed. Row 8: Martha Reynolds, Nina Riblett, Robert Richards, Pat Ridgway, Bonnie Ritz, Katherine Robinson, Linda Robinson, Cynthia Rush. l X QAI- 1 K r-,. ., , V H ,. k E K K V Si 'A ,Q I mi W!! in ,La W 32 K,V ' . ,. .K 2 I I K I 7 a ll Q V is 'it ' ' H :af :cl .W if 5, if ff M. iw f Q N I W1 an-I ,- , .. .M L M' x 1 vyr, 5 'TTT' M W fi itat y J , L. ...iffy t .af Q TT? ,L A l ' ' f MA' 1 -.rm ,waking T ff' 'H'-3 r ., -24 ' ' I, .I , 8 V - '-m f A i, kr we-A f A . 'QF' M rm fr 1 K Har' W t f ' tv rs my JA ff Rau' l: Thelma Sands, Mary Sartor, Haro Norman Schraber, Bill Schimp, Ben Schoolcra via, Deanna Sewell. RozwZ: Betty She Shreves, Lawrence Shutts, Tom Smart, Joe JoAnn Stuart, Gerald Sutton, Dale Swan. R0 Szuta, Bob Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Joan Th Thayer, Yvonne Theodore, Gene Thursby, Ba ld Scarberry, ft, James Sel- pherd, Ruth Smith, Harry Snider, Gerald Snyder, janet Snyder. Roz Spencer, Dick Spidle, Don Spinks, Bill Stafford, z' 5: Sandra Ula Stanley, 1041 Nancy arp, Dorothy , w -r ., F . . 3 1, ' my I-1, .Ax W Gif I! iff- 'J 11 - l ' il ., 4' I lyiyy W, ft, t it ii: M 'T S if S rt f f 'Y i'1 gas : ,. Mm- ,- ki!! 1.1 ag' fs 1.-F .. ft. me , - ma , , A . ws. H-Mk M ' . 'rw G, gy qty, 5 wr'--v A' A-,, S' lash, - , x' ,. , .- th S. Haifa V Rau' 5: Bob Tipton, Marilyn Tressel, Ray Tucker, Shirley Underwood, Robert Vaughn, Bette ,Viall, Barbara Walker, Ruby Weaver. Row 6: Gary Webb, Audrey Westfall, Ray Watson, Jim Wheeler, Larry White, Judy Wile, Dennis Wilson, Tom Yates. Nut pictured: Robert Arbogast, Don- na Cooper, William Burton, joe Smith, Ruth Hendrickson, Carol Hoffman, Dick Parsons, Donna Menefee, Sue Nor- ton. rbara Tidrick, i 332555 ma FRESHMAN OFFICERS: President: Robert Weiss - Vice President: David Hohlbaugh Secretary: Donald Stewart Treasurer: Philip Baker Advisers: Mrs. Kathleen Hylbert, Mr. Har- old Yoak, Mrs. Evelyn Radsick, Mr. Willis Kurtz, Mrs. Edith Gingrich, Miss Louise ile ' Nolt, Mr, Vincent Griffin V 'I PM if 1 Q l My A ,kzh I T V fy A ,L M A :ti f in a P' , 'Crt ' I 'T 'f' W. f tg W xr, We o 'E' A-we L L tttt i r te 39 ff 1-A f te t is M W aeivte it ' . or .r A A aa' ra r . , - ' Z A ., 4 Se M fi 'L ' , . , 4 rs!-ff ',35E'3i4fE 1 A S Jr I -Qfiir ' f arf as ' in ll M Tr 5: lg 3 ff' 'fe ,gl f tr, any f Q ' A .x , 'eff' wr , ' f ' if KT-Q gy if ms 'll S ry ,, -f. A I 1 f u b A K 1-In 1 Q 1 F ' W K ' ' gi 'Q '57 C-'Y 'K -Q? fa-L ' A: f MS' ,F Wg M' fi, at F Q 'A' , K -es' A W S W -M . 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Rau' 7: john Good, Gordon Gougler, Patricia Grafton, Bill Grant, Margaret Greenwell, Doris Griffin, Don Haas, Virginia Haidfi, Rau' S: David Hall, Lowell Harold, Donna Harper, James Harris, jack Hartman, james Hay- den, Russell Heaton, jo Ann Helmick, :Tx FV'--' '-,six 1'f' A ,' , . ,,, ,, - ' f 1-, 7.f, f ,L-,gg f ggggg, , sw ss- ,gn si ', is 'M ,Z 'I,lI,. ,I'wf,. I' W' ' X A ., me , J WMM. Q, ,A ,N fw,.,.w,f A A WWA. VA -, I Ag, 'S 4 35 , A ,,... , , , .1-... , P N 1 fi g ' fe., ,k,, , V .,,. ff 1 fi , ' 7.5M ,gi i if. ,nfl - A 1 5... ..l, ,I Q MILA A ,L,. o A .A 1, , H , ff., r. ,, N 'r 4' ,, fe '- ff' sw Q are , f 1 , 'T ,- 7 ' ,fi I . ', i i 2 Q' if ff aug In , R 5 5 A ,N ' A ,. , I ' A - 1 .2 AA i' Xml f . , , , , , , . s M... ,.:: 'fmv ,M -if ff lk 7ff.,,mA ,A J i , ' ' 1, i , i 2 . K 5 K K V il- 'kflkeifiri ' ,if-f K fi' K .f.. ws. f' l fl I , 14: :,, , A ' .. 3f?:i'1 E . z t Axjilmq Aw! A A Arm AA A AA 15, gx, ,, AA AA 1 , Q r- Q: . . . 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Row 2: Harold Hughes, William Hunt, Don- ald Hurst, Lloyd Igleheart, Gerald Jewell, Betty Ann Jones, Jer- rie Jones, Jack Joyner. Row 3: Greta Keith, Judy Kennedy, James Kesler, Edward Kiggans, Clara Kinsey, Frank Kittinger, Jerry Knight, Edna Kozlowski. Row 4: Jack Largent, David Led- forcl, Rosemarie Lozier, Max Marsh, Spike Martell, Carolyn Mar- tin, Dale Martin, Paul Martin. Row 5: Lela McCaslin, Sandra McCracken, Mary Jane McGlynn, James McHenry, Jack McQuil- len, Jack Meinhart, Gene Milhoan, Joy Milhoan Row 6: Glenn Mellinger, Paul Miller, Ira Mollohan, Phil Mondello, Terry Moore, John Morgan, Don Morrison, Florienne Morrison. Row 7: Frank Musgrave, Arline Nelson, Judy Neubert, Darrel Nice, Da- vid Nichlas, Bob Norton, Orvin Oswald, Sonny Pair. Row 8: Carolyn Patterson, Bill Peel, Don Penwell, Lolita Perkins, Paula Pitz, Pat Plaster, Kenny Pouncey, Robert Presley. RI ,iesff f 'E f , 3 ii. 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S7 P- ' ' ' a ' , f S in . 3, . , M t qi-J a .E M M 3 i T S 4 4. P- P . ' Alt I . .ff ' ...fe .pt f' . Row 1: Roger Pressler, James Preston, Anita Pry, Edna Pursley, Alice Putnam, Roger Putnam, Wayne Putnam, Buddy Quick. Row 2: Roger Rafferty, Roy Ray, Edwin Redman, Margie Reed, Joyce Reeder, Betty Reichart, Joe Reichart, Irma Reid. Row 3: Joan Reyda, Wayne Riblett, David Riley, Janice Rittenour, Donald Roberts, James Roberts, Lola Romine, Richard Rose. Row 4: Carol Rossiter, Judy Rowles, Barbara Royer, Carlyn Sample, Gene Sayre, Gloria Sayre, Patricia Shepler, Gary Shilling. Row 5: Wallace Sims, Geraldine Slevin, Frank Smallwood, Carolyn Smith, Cynthia Smith, Mark Smith, Ruby Smithern, Dale Snider. Row 6: Walter Snider, Joan Snoderly, Joan Snyder, Betty Soloway, Eileen Spidle, Merrill Spidle, Patricia Staib, Sandra Starr. Row 7: Rich- ard Steagall, Jack Steele, Jerry Steiner, Don Stewart, Jerry Stewart, Sheila Stone, Barbara Swick, Joe Szaraz. Row 8: Don Tafoya, Joe Taylor, Marjorie Taylor, Dorothy Tharp, Bill Tipton, Donald Thomas, Lacy Thomas, Nancy Thompson. f- y -T ,f ' ':f- VS L, f X I ,, 3, -, iv, if a 9' W x X N .f 1 1 545+ .2--f,.. Si K R ,,.., Mi? FRESHMEN gi i ii V 'l' iw 'vm A-0 m 'mf ,. M6 s i W ff 1. , YM I M X. ' A Row 1: Mary Underwood, Ray Wiley, Pat Wilcox, Ronald Wil- Frances Waszil. Row 3: Vera Zoolc. Not pictured: Larry Cass lers, Luella Wise, Ray White, Naomi White, Michael Weyrick. William Church, Frances Craddock, jerry Inch, Eldon Lucas Row 2: Robert Weiss, Ray Weimer, Marjorie Weaver, Bertha Ralph Ludwig, Clarence Pander, Kay jenkins, Edwin Nagy Mari Weaver, Jo Ann Waiculcewith, Charles Walker, Gail Ward, lyn Meller, Elva Pounders, Mary Thornton. A WM' Mi, .l.,. . A a U- an . 'f E Q' i mags .guy Q aa 'B+ fi' , fiv 3 323 A ,yi vlaC acer, JOYCE PO Kovacs S, Martha Barbara B v Mll A town, M155 Ro Bettv Ye 6 er senbloomf Jacki Dorcas Todd SPARTANA STAFF EDITOR ctr ,,, ,,, -W -W -wrt Dorcas Todd BUSINESS MANAGER W, W,Y, .,...,.. , ..,, B arbara Brown BOOKKEEPER ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,N .,,,,,w,,,A,,,, jacki Meller ART ,,,, ,mn ,WW Martha Kovacs, Betty Yeater ADVISERS , , W, Miss Rosenbloom, Mrs. Radsick Roberta Roop, Esther Reed,eCarol Ewing, Pat Hackathorn, Elizabeth Davidson, Mrs. Rad- Carol Proudfoot, Kathleen Ripple, Charlotte sick Lange, Kathryn Dirrig, Anita Agarand. new SPAETANA QUEEN EEEE E f . M ET DEANNA WHITE Z1 4 rfiulfifff 1 0 gf-125 Xe W! 'N rv? .. X3 'N-NJ ,. ,li 5 E X233 -wi 'gl' g ' F,- H K 5 I E? , 2 45 -1 'LY Q ' I b L A Ui ' z f Q - X .fi '-3 :-if iff' Rf Qi: ' ,g,e'! 5 '. 2 if all - ' , h i 'u Qi cf THE SPRAG To Boost and Support The school paper, the Sprag, standing for Springfield Red and Gray, is pub- lished each month with the purpose of keeping the student body informed on school events, and provides a detailed record of the year's activities. The IQ54-55 staff is listed below. Iiclilor Barbara Summerton Arrociaze Fciizor Kathryn Cutlip NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In 1938, Springfield High School became a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. Each year, a list is prepared of junior and senior students who have attained the necessary scholastic average of 8852. In addition to this qualification, the students are judged on the basis of character, leadership, and service during their previous years of high school. The list is submitted to the faculty for consideration. No more than YZ of the juniors and 1576 of the seniors may be chosen. DEBATE The Debate Club consists of students from each of the four classes, organized in- to four negative and four affirmative teams. They meet teams from other schools to debate and discuss a topic se- lected by the Speech Association of Amer- ica. The Debate Club was re-organized at Springfield in 1953 by Mr, Richard Rob- erts. F. T. A. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America was or- ganized at Springfield High School in l9-48 in response to the questions of those people who showed interest in and desired infor- mation about the teaching profession. Membership is open to all Sophomore, jun- ior, and Senior students who have already decided on teaching as a career and those who may still be undecided. The members of the club visit the grade schools in our district for one day each se- mester to observe the teacher in the class- room. This gives them an opportunity to ask questions, and to find out whether or not they like to work with children. X 1 ff f-.U-' as 1 . was-1m,,, , ,.f.w,Q- ml. f 1fT-W U 41452 as Y , . rr will W, .X 7 .t , ,, -uv Haromano, honorary girls' club, encourages high scholarship, good fellowship, and good, clean morals, the sum of which leads to ideal womanhood. sary for admittance, A scholastic average of 8505 in five subjects or 87 l QW in four subjects is neces The purpose of Hi-Y, a national organization sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. for junior and senior boys, is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character and Christian fellowship. 315. EW? k 4 qw 5 WE ,Wh 3 0 as-,K K I 'l ,H Wim its S M wilt 33 Q5 G4-iw QA. T E- JU l0R HPY The junior Hi-Y, whose motto is Contagious Christian Character, is a Y.M.C.A. sponsored club for freshman and sophomore boys, and strives to promote clean speech, clean athletics, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. KAPPA CHI Kappa Chi, Christian Fellowship, welcomes any student who wishes to belong to a club which is interested in clean, wholesome fellowship. 1. ' 1 K it nk K THESPIANS The purpose of Thespians, which is a national hon- orary society for high school dramatists, is to create a more active and intelligent interest in high school dramatics. Qualification for membership is based upon a point system. STUDENT COUNCIL The primary function of the student council is to develop and promote a feeling of good will, not only between the teachers and students, but among the students themselves. This is accomplished by having representatives from each grade present on the student council. Qualifications for membership are: C11 A rec- ord of reliability, C27 An interest in the council, C55 A scholastic standing of at least 7596. l LIBRARIANS From the 2,622 books the library con- tains, 600 are circulated weekly through the services of Miss Gloria Cavallo, librarian, and her 15 assistants. VARSITY S The Varsity S Club membership consists of student players and managers, who have earned and received at least one varsity letter. xmxrm V ff -1 DRAMATWC CLUB The purpose of Dramatics Club is to further the interest of students in dramatics by providing members with the experience of both directing and acting. CAMERA CLUB The purpose of the Camera Club is to promote an interest in photography as an avocation. f-,fw,--fawgigag v s. .W w e- 5 i Q Ee' ' A-rffeifa. geek ww l'.Il. . The object of the Future Homemakers of America is to help each girl better pre- pare herself for service to her country, community, and her family in the fields of food, clothing, home management, child care, and personal grooming. G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Association strives to stimulate interest in athletics and to create a spirit of sportsmanship and good fellowship. an l The co-op course is a training program in which business and schools cooperate to provide practical voca- tional instruction and experience for retail and wholesale jobs. This year-length course is open to all seniors who are at least 16 years of age. l CO-OP Each student must work at least 15 hours per week, while attending two classes in Sales and Merchandising per day, in addition to other required high school Work. This program is partially subsidized by the Federal Government under the George Deen Law. ck T54 41 O? INS fx Y sf Q fi W if H fx Us ef es 52 fs gi 55 i5 46 25 ix 2 5 15 X 5? X S is Q! 5 gi PRI GFIELD nf 9039 f HIGH .,N 9' 33. nf' 5,f' 5.5 Xxf' . JJ' N i ST PN DME 63? , ', xg .Ia X ,, 6 HK X x Y N xy' CHO0L BA D 33 M f N, JjfZ3fQ5V, .1 a y X P F4971 X 'W . V, X? 5 WEB MA JORETTES Top to Bottom: Deloris Brown, Louise Edmiston, Barbara Douglas, Carol Ew- ing, Mary Mondello, Patsy Brookover. HEAD MAjORETTE: Barbara King. BOYS' QUARTET NEIL DAVIS S 6233 vKx'l3'O C6 GIRLS' QUARTET GIRLS' EN SEMBLE W W BOYS CHORUS www Wm, ml M 5 :k.,, ...,.: 1 ,. GIRLS' SEXTET GIRLS' CHORUS MPAN1 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS HZ24 ' f ' :': ,A,, . . L. , RWM 4 1 E I' sa 1 Q O Wm 'K 'X -ur' 'Ne ,Aff 'fl .ff- ' HOMECOMlNG W DICK KING JUNE BRO'l'HERTON .lUNl0R DANCE A NANCY PAULL DON BELTZ SWEETHEART QUEEN W CARULE PROUDF00'l' QUEEN ,au , X X , 'xi 45 4fTZ3fi.i3 'HM . ,fn ti W' A . , ,V .Q 'wi'i.sgg 753153. 3 N m , .5 i . ly Q-I ' i11?3i35A7?V5fQg'w . . L'!'1'QsS3l3i-7ffL' , . M ' fffiflasiiffi ,Q M Q' Q 3' 55? f.. .. H w?M7'ih K V f?M'??Qi3f3s 5 5 --f -Q i 'ffl' E ,,,. .K ,Wi , gm , Q WL 4,V,W,,-5 my jf ...,.L,MMM.ga9e' M K ,. W .,,., ., ., .. H I M' .Qy Mk iw wb-J ggfggpmf il Us , ,fs is 3 X, . L, Law ga , f fy, 4,4 ifkzs-Y 7: ,E mg, ,- '. w kikfiiif , ,, xg 1, Ei' 2 4 N ' 35 53 5' , , - ,H f- -MQW? ,Q 2, Kilfwsffw' RIS' b9ife3'V51k5i.,i:i:'EEt5Sf5?i56fLFif ESS bi-3:1 if43'lSi ,As-4:2 ,, zz j'fkY-gfmf' I -:Sk , sw, x U L- -M, 45 , I ? ' 0' FA L . ' 3 . :gs f- ' 4 Q :p f . + b 5 if wk S vi QA.. NM - fy gm, x 73 in 4- my .2 yy' 'X 18, 'rw W 'Sw J, , X X, COACHES: Left to right: Harold Yoak, Russell Pastuck, Butch Daum., Jay Alexander. WP- FOOTBALL We They North Canton 7 6 iKent Roosevelt 46 14 Coventry 'Stow 'Wadsworth Ellet l Norton fTallmaclge XLeague Games W m VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1 Left to right: Annette Baker, Betty Pettit, Pat Arfons, June Williams, Dorothy Berger, and june Brotherton. CO-CAPTAINS Don Mace and Dick King - A m FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM 6 Tallmadge THEY 0 Stow O Cuy. Falls 20 Copley O Coventry Cuy. Falls 28 2 f N-Q E S i T 5 A Q -,,-,,L Qs? A A :2 NN! is if A .W f VAR ITY BA KETBALL TEAM HOME AWAY We They We They Barberton 54 62 Central 54 8 l Ellet 84 61 'Stow 71 66 'Norton 80 5 l lwadsworth 70 46 Alumni 88 7l Vfallmadge 74 53 Stow 79 55 'Kent Roosevelt 62 64 xwadswcmrtlm 86 52 Coventry 95 64 'Tallmaclge 83 35 Kenmore 64 62 l'Ker1t Roosevelt 42 52 'Norton 75 46 l Coventry 69 65 Ellet 70 65 League Gamegi Tournament Game ,L X St. Mary's 68 57 W , X , , in A if 63 1' UCAN A X N ,fl f M 4 'T 7 A 3 D M K QV 5 g Jr 1 2' X A .75 Q sf, 1 T ' ' 51 Al Q ff ' ? 1 flgwslkii xX il --7 7 Y, J f X E, ' I if S :Nl A A A Q A A X HLA Q Zafr 'f ' Q I :L 7 yank? ' - C rl ' T 'J 'WIA for XX 'dst '71 9 of flfs 1 .V 1 . MARLENE NANCY RESERVE CHEERLEADERS CAROL VELMA -I MT? 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Maytag Washers - Hoover Sweepers General Electric Appliances uf 3 .- I Eagle' V ' Q 1 -W ig s W' TM, ,K iss 5 li H991 f 33 is wsLz,:',,i,gs ' A 9251 5 1 Am. 5'3 i :-. .1-- . E as S , ,I , seemem Q ,gm W, , 5 s 3 E 2 1 is 8 Q sig? ls ff saga gk, we ,QW Q 1 r, 1 Q 2 if 3 an J 2 as Q! 5' Y aa ,rx gsgfzge, 1 HH, ., , ,fggs-ggfmws ,42.1:'ff , V ., . if 92838, gs? sy, ,,,2,,,, .ar X2 5 W '11 if assess www 2 Q ,A N, Q L X 5,3 1 5' X mi W W 2 we as as f ' JE :- ' i f . , wa,-- '-: s . sim ,,,,,, xi ww- sum-r .-f, - M. A. HUTTON Groceries, Meats, 84 Notions 585 South Alpha Avenue ST 4-2818 ELLET SINSEL COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLY Cement Gravel Sand Tile Lumber Builders' Supplies 1317 Krumroy Road Phone ST 4-1719 Akron 6, Ohio MASSILLON ROAD CLEANERS 1555 Massillon Road ST 4-6810 REPAIRS ALTERATIONS EE V QQ 1 'mn Mu: fat 0 'xo ,nf F WITH A IL:- BULOVA i '33' 741 wwf raw.-ff H 'W 2 f4:mf...,, gov Pay -. Iirfln an V X ' 1-'Hi s oo fb'-' I I-:Egg A wizx li-n A mmm xnvl- ,CENA hweIlr's llama SHULAN'S Jewelers EasTgaTe 85 So. Main ST. 530 Canfon Rd. f Q - H W 45 K Fi K 'iii , . fffwswasmwihwwuw M in M 1. Route 8 and 224 24 Hour Service MOTOR'S INN No. 2 Rex Halman and Sons Tires Batteries Accessories Gulf - Gas - Oil Complete Lubrication ST 4-0200 Pick-up and Delivery THE L. A. KURTZ CO' Lumber 5 S. W. P. Paints Hardware Building Supplies Lawn and Garden Supplies CBurpee SeedsD IN ELLET RE 3-2268 2510 Triplett Blvd. RUSOV'S IGA FOODLINER 1611 Massillon Road Akron 12, Ohio Toro Mowing Equipment BELTZ FARM 8: GARDEN SUPPLY Complete Line of Farm Equipment 1700 Canton Road ST 4-7481 ZUERCHER'S MARKET 930 Canton Road St 4-0189 LEE HIGY Hardware Feed - Garden Supplies Sherwin-Williams Paints Window Glass CANTON ROAD CLEANERS 81 DYERS Specializing in 2-Hour Odorless Cleaning Cider Press 51 4-4118 1 1327 Canton Road 1555 Massillon Road Corner Mayfair 84 Massillon Rd. Phone Ml 4-2810 I l Am REVE gt P ef-069 L , .Q if hors .szssszsi lil., f, any 3 . .. -' .,. s. 1 a Pl Q, ,.o. .45 .c 4' . - .1., 4 F .- ki yi ' A 1 P. 8. Q. APPLIANCE CO. ,X l Owned and Operated by Springfield Alumni A ,f Famous Brands -, 1 and in our field we R'C'A' Admiral ' 1k Kelvinator - Magic Chef too, are SPECIALISTS 1 Thor, Apex, Whirlpool To do one thing-and do it supremely well- AMERICAN AND YOUNGSTOWN that is the art of speciaiization. Our specialty is KITCHENS the compounding of prescriptions. We invite 1 you to try us next time you have one of those Furniture and Carpeting at a Savings precious bits of paper from your Doctor. You'll find our service excellent and our prices uniformly 707 Canton Road RE 3-2211 fair. 1 1 -PRESCRIPTION sPEcuAusrs- BRYANTS' HY PURE DRUG STORE 652 Canton Road Phone ST 5210 Akron, Ohio ELLET BLOCK COMPANY Manufacturers ot SLAG and CEMENT BLOCKS Dealers in Sand - Gravel- Cement Office and Plant 2474 Triplett Blvd. Phone ST 4-8713 LENNY'S l.G.A. FOOD MARKET QFormerly Kungles Marketj Canton Rd. Uniontown, Ohio PRICE 84 QUALITY P. 8. Q. FURNITURE CO. 707 Canton Rd. Akron I2, Ohio Trade in Your Old Furniture Compliments of CHURCH COAL CO. JOSEPH CHURCH, Owner Your neighborhood coal deaIer T483 Triolett Blvd. RE 3-2233 GETTIGS MOBILE HOMES T393 Canton Road Compliments of CO-OP SHOPPING CENTER I2OI So. Arlington Street The Board of Directors Management and Employees Cooperative Enterprises of Akron, Ohio, Inc. NON-PAREL LINOLEUM SERVICE 1492 S. Main Street PA 4-6512 Horne Phone PA 4-0872 Custom Built Floors Cove Base Asphalt Tile Sink Tops Plastic Tile Full Line of Paint and Wallpaper Armstrong Floor Covering ELLET FEED AND SUPPLY STORE 2617 Albrecht Avenue Feed Seeds Fertilizers Plants Straw 8. Hay Buckeye 8. Foxhunt Dogfood Garden Tools Closed Saturdays Buy it at MARSH HARDWARE East Akron's Complete Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Moore's Paints, Seeds and Fertilizer Builders' Hardware 1354 E. Market Street at Martha Ave. ST 4-7124 We Deliver FRITO POTATO CHIP CO. 749 Wooster Road North Barberton, Ohio MARMEN STORES 1500 E. Market Street Akron, Ohio ST 4-1221 Hot Rod 8. Speed Equipment Auto Parts AZTEC DRIVE INN Good food and service Sandwiches Dinners 884 S. Canton Road ST 4-0133 GEGRGE BU RRIS, JEWELER 610 Canton Rd. EIIet RCA Victor Record Players Elgin - Hamilton - Gruen - Bulova RE 3-2120 COUNTY LINE MARKET Route 8, Uniontown, Ohio VIALL TIRE SERVICE, INC. 2373 Triplett Boulevard ST 4-1640 MOHAWK TIRES Recapping Repairing De-skidding Service Home of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SUITS - TOP COATS - JACKETS SHIRTS - TIES - BELTS - SOX SPORTSWEAR - SWEATERS HATS - UNDERVVEAR - ETC. Exclusive Home of JARNIAN SHOES ABBEY'S MEN'S WEAR 510 Canton Road Eastgate Shopping Center RE 3-3616 CHESTNUT RIDGE DAIRY Milk Tor Those who wanT The besT 2776 AIbrechT Ave. RE 3-2256 Akron, Ohio T445 Massillon Road ST 4-5471 u sig KRUMROY MARKET Neighborhood Headquarters for Sohio Products, Groceries Meats, Cigarettes, Ice and Ice Cream Corner S. Arlington and Krurnroy Rd. PR 3-4313 APPLEBY'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 1492 Massillon Road Flats Fixed Lubrication 8. Accessories FARMER'S EXCHANGE MARKET I575 S- Arlington Open 24 Hrs. Daily Farm Tractors Garden BELTZ FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY Complete Line of Farm Equipment I7OO Canton Road STaolium 4-7481 STRICKLAND'S FROZEN CUSTARD i809 Triplett Boulevard Delic:iously Different Sundaes - Milk Shakes - Malts MAC OIL COMPANY Groceries By The Case At Wholesale Independent Gas - Oil Routes 224 and 241 ST 4-0266 AIRPORT AUTO PARTS CO. Automotive Products New - Used - Rebuilt Parts For All Cars I493 Triplett Blvd. Akron, Ohio RE 3-2254 :l HALE'S GROCERY WE DELIVER Headquarters for Your Springfield Notebooks and School Supplies ST 4-4919 W A L T ' S RADIO 8. APPLIANCE ISO7 Lake Road Lakernore, Ohio RADIO AND TELEVISION Service and Installation ST 4-0487 . mga. is-f' 5' BOB'S GROCERY A Lawson's Products X I ' ' Groceries - Meats - Swiss Cheese g as J -9 Trail Bologna A A-V Q : qiqb 1602 Massillon Road ' 5? ' 4 '.V'- I Q stV , zEHNER's soHio seizvicis A x I 1 General Repairs Brakes - Tune Up - Accessories ,. FLOWERS THAT CAN SOOTHE FERDINAND .... GORDON'S FLORAL ART SHOPPE Distinctive Floral Arrangements Weddings - Funerals - Special Occasions Corsages Complete line of Hallmark Greeting Cards Delivery Anywhere in Town 1474 Massillon Rd. ST 4-0214 Akron 6, Ohio McCHESNEY AND SON FEED STORE 1177 Krumroy Road PR 3-4492 STadiUm 4-2876 1 It No Answer Call 5Tadium 4-7649 BANMAgJEUr?lRoCERY Located in the Arcade of the new Eastgate , ShoppingCenter Groceries Meats 523A Cay-11-on Rd. 1291 Krumroy Road BOB GORDON, Owner RE 3-1109 Compliments of THE MOGADORE SAVINGS BANK Mogadore, Ohio Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans Auto Loans Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. D 81 K SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 565 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio ATLANTIC SERV-ALL 696 Canton Road Phone ST 4-OO54 Lubrication Specialists Carburetor Overhauls Brakes Relinecl HOLDREN'S GROCERY Lawson Milk Phone Ml 4-9030 2443 Massillon Road in - I J INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS PubMshers Cover Murvufuclurevs Book Bxnders FAKTORY HOME OFFICE Kunsus City Qi- , , A , W, , ,. A . . ..'.Q.Ma, 'dw