Springfield High School - Spartana Yearbook (Akron, OH)
- Class of 1957
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DE MARIS CALLEN Slate Teaoiiers' College, In- diana. Pa.. RS. in Educa- tion Pennsylvania S t a t e College General Ilusiness: Bookkeep- ing: Personal Typing: Ad- visor: Sophomore Class, Spartana MRS. IRENE CONRAD Ilhio University. IIS. in Home I'll'lI!ltlIllIl'SI Miami University Home Evonomivs I. IV: Ad- visor: ,lnnior Class: Fu- ture Homeniakers of Amer- ica I,A.IOIE RII'I'CH DAUM Miami Ilniversity, ll.S,. MS. in Edlwatiorl Physical Education: Football Line Coach: Travk: Base- ball QQ R. N EIL DAVIS Kent State Ilniversity. IIS in Emlnvation. NIA, in Mn sic Voval Musiv: Advisor: ,Inn ior Class MISS CRACE A, DE WI'I I' Heiilellwrg Collvge. IIA, in Eiluvation Lilrrarian MRS. IDURUTIIY FARST Ohio Iloiversity. ILS. In Eil uvation Home Evononiivs II. III: All visor: Sophomore Class MRS. CORA S, IVENNINC Ripon College. University o Wisvonsin. IIA.. M.A. English: Spanish: Advisor Sophomore Class, Haro mano MRS. EDITH CINGRICH Ashland College, AB. English Ig Advisor: Fresh- man Class. Kappa Chi MISS MARGERY COWDY Ohio State University, B.S. in Education Shorthand I. Office Practice: Advisor: Freshman Class, Future Teachers of America VINCENT W. GRIFFIN University of Akron, B.S in Education, Kent State Uni- versity, M.A. Mathematics: Advisor: Jun- ior Class, Camera Club MRS. JANE HARPER Shepherd State Teachers' College, Shepherdstown, W. Va., B.S. C e n e r al Math: Advisor: Freshman Class ROGER INGOLD Manchester College, A.B. Chemistry. Physics: Advisflr. Senior Class, Student Coun- cil MRS. MILDRED JENKINS Miami University, Univer- sity of Va.. B.S. in Eduva- tion Latin I. English I. English II: Advisor: Freshman Class MRS. NATALIE KELLER University of Akron. PLS. in Education, M.S. Algebra, Girls' Counselor: Advisor: Senior Class, Har- 01118110 WILLIS KURTZ Manchester College, B.A. General Science: Advisor: Freshman Class: Director of Audio-Visual Education WILLIAM D. MALLERNEE Kent State University, BS. in Speech English 1. Spcechg Advisor: Freshman Class. Debate Team JACK MANCOS Kent State llniversily. HS. in Education Industrial Arts. Freshman Football Coach. Freshman Basketball Coachg Advisor: Freslnnan Class WILBERT .l. TXIANES Kent State University. BS. in Education. NLE. in Ed- ucation Industrial Arts MRS. LUCILE R. MILLER Wittenberg College, A.B.. Ohio State University, M. A. English Literature. Journa- lism, Latin llg Advisor: Sprag STEVE A. MITROVICH Kent State University. BS. in Education Biology, Driver Training: Ad- visor: Senior Class, Came- ra Cluh KENNETH 0. MYERS Kent State University. BS.. University of Akron. MS, Business l.aw. Eronomirzs. Distrilnltive Education: Ad- visor: Junior Class. Co-op Clulm MISS LOUISE NOLT hItllll'llC'Sil'l' College. A.ll.. University of Akron, Kent State University American History, American Government: Advisor: Freshman Class. Future Teachers of America RUSSELL PASTUCK Unixersity of Akron. B.S. in Education. Northwestern University. KLA. in Edu- cation American History, American Government, Athletic Direc- tor, Varsity Football Coach MISS JEANNETTE ROSENBLOOM University of Akron. BS. in Business Administration. B2 S. in Education. MS. in Education. Shorthand II. Transcription, Typing Ig Advisor: Spartana. DONALD SNYDER Kent State University. BS. in Education. Pennsylvania State University. M. Ed. Woodworking I, IV: Advisor: Freshman Class. Junior Ser- vice Club. DALE STANFORD Kent State University, B. S. M. E. in Education. A Band, Instrumental Music: Advisor: Band Boosters. MRS. FRANCES VASBINDER University of Akron, B.A. English II. American Litera- tureg Advisor: Sophomore Class, Teen-Age Book Club. I l MISS KATHERINE WARDMAN University of Akron, Kent State University, in Ed- ucation. Physical Education: Advisor: Cheerleaders, Girls' Athletic Association. IVAN WERKHISER University of Akron. BS. in Business Administration. General Business. Business Arithmetic. Economic Geog- raphy: Advisor: Sophomore Class, Senior Service Club. MRS. KATHRYN WYRE Ohio Wesleyan. A.B. in Edu- cation: University of Akron. American Literature. Speech. Dramatics: Advisor: Sopho- more Class, Dramatics Club, Thespians. HAROLD YOAK Kent State University. Biology. Assistant Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach : Advisor: Freshman Class. In addition to Caring for time attractive grounds whivh surround our lmiltling. Custotlians ROBERT IJIFHMAN, DEWEY IZITTINCER. HARRY HAR- RIS, JAMES YATES. HOWARD SCHROP. and KEETON CARRETT Clean anml maintain 75,166 square feet of vlassrooln area Drivers. operating 19 busses making 118 daily trips. transport 3.103 pupils a total I of 769 miles. In one school year, this amounts to 138.400 miles-an equivalent 7 of 514 times around the world. The drivers are Lf'-ft to Right: LIND- SEY HALE. LEON PILAND. WILLIAM CSELLE. MALCOLM MILLER. RICH- ARD TAYLOR. GENE WHYTSELL. ELWOOD MOORE. JOHN ARNOLD, GENE RITTER. .IASON LAWHORN. GORDON MILLER. KENNETH FERRIS, and in the doorway. EARL PIGOTT. Not Pidurrd arf: ARTHUR ROYER, DON GOODSPEEIP. GLEEN GREGG. BILL KENNEDY. JOHN AUSTIN, GRANT JACKSON. .IAMES WIDELAND, and GEORGE HOHLRAUGH. .........l ilu Under the superviaion of NIRS. ELSIE WAI.- DROP, lseatefl leftl Nlesnlames MARY NIILLER. KAN IIOISINCTON, ADA LOLLAR. WILLA- GENE SWARTZ. and 'XIARH HALNI.-XN ilaily pre pare an average of T50 hot lunches for the high school student hotly. J' JG E ,BQ 9 Y 0 lo Ju ' V X, J 1 V: 0 3 .fi- QC42 if .9 .- o 1 . 0 e s ff O nzmnriam Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There, as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same, I say He is not rieadg he is just away. - Riley THE CAST Q I Y K S T A R R IN G 6 Senior Class Officers are left to right: Janet Snyder, treasurerg Deanna Sewell, secretaryq Gene Thurs- by, vice-presidenlg and Bob Henry, president. Class MOTTOI Success is getting what you wantg happiness is wanting what you get. Class Colors: Crimson and white Class Flower: Carnation CONSTANCE ELEANOR ANDERSON csAndy19 Preference: J. M.: Pretty clothes. Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley. You'll Remember: Flirty eyes Junior Play Cast, Camera Club 9, 11, 12. JUDITH MAE ANKENY njudyrs Preference: Fords. Pet Peeve: People who get everything Yozfll Remember: Quizzical countenance G.A.A. 9: Kappa Chi 10: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11: F.H.A. 9: Camera Club 9: Intramural Sports 10. ROBERT DEWEY ARBOGAST Bert Preference: '57 Gilera motor- cycle. Pet Peeue: Brown and Beken. You.'ll Remember: Scholastic Ability. Junior Hi-Y 9. 10, Chaplain 9, President 10: Senior Hi-Y 11. 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Perfect Attendance 9. 10, 11: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: Scholarship Team 9, 10. 11. SHERRIE LAVERNE ARCHER shew Preferenre: Dale Pet Peeve: Monday mornings You'lI Remember: Pint-sized prankster Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 12: Kappa Chi 9, 10. 12: F.T.A. 12: Haro- mano 10. 12: Honor Roll 9, 10. 11: Camera Club 9. CAROL JO BAUGHMAN ccjon Preference: Jim Sherlock Pet Peeve: 1950 Brown Chevy You ll Remember: Hallway chats Mixed Chorus 10: Girls' Chorus 10, 11: Girls' Ensem- ble 11: G.A.A. 9: F.H.A. 9: Camera Club 11: Intramural Sports 10, 11. DON EDWARD BEKEN Don Preference: Motorcycles and Buicks Pet Peeve: Geno, Brown. Briggs You'II Remember: Motorcycle boots Junior Hi-Y 9: Perfect At- tendance 9, 11: Scholarship Team 10. 11. LENORA BENNETT L-wznl' Preference: Jim Adams Pet Peeve: Dancing and Wiener roasts YOIl,H Remember: Jim Mixed Chorus 10: Girls' Cho- rus 9, 10. 11: G.A.A. 12: Kappa Chi 10, 12: Perfect Attendance 9. 10, 11: Junior Play Cast: F.H.A. 9, 12: In- tramural Sports 11: Spartana Staff 12. KAREN JEAN BRADY Karen Preference: Pizza and twirl- ing Pet Peeve: A crooked major- ette line You'lI Remember: Determined twirler Band 9, 10, 12: Majorette 12: Cheerleader 9: Mixed Chorus 10, 11. 12: Girls' Choms 9. 10: Girls' Ensemble 9, 11: Sextet 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Thespians 11, 12: Haro- mano 10, 11, 12: Honor Roll 9, 10: Scholarship Team 9: Senior Play Cast: Spartana Staff Business Manager 12: Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. HAROLD JAY BRIGGS .4Briggs,, Preference: Tall blondes Pet Peeve: Beken, Brown. and Geno Yozfll Remember: Drummer Boy Band 9, 10.,11g Co-op 12. RICHARD GEORGE BROWN Richv Preferenre: Airplanes, jokes, money Pet Peeve: Cochran, Briggs. and Beken You'lI Remember: Geometric shin-kicker Perfect Attendance 9. 10. 11: Honor Roll 9. 10, 11: Schol- arship Team 9: Camera Club 9. ROBERT LELAND BURNS :cB0bv Preference: Cadillac Eldorado Pet Peeve: None You'll Remember: S in a ll flame Perfect Attendance 10. JAMES ROYACE BUTLER Bugs,' Preference: Lincoln Conti- nental Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts You'll Remember: Southern drawl Honor Roll 9. 10, 11: Co-op 12: Intramural Sports 10, 11. ANN ROBIN CAMPBELL s4Ann9x Preference: Pizza and butter- milk Pet Peeve: Tall Mikes Yozfll Remember: Micro- phone Madness Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Ensemble 9: Girls' Chorus 9. 10: Girls' Quartet 12: Stu- dent Council 11: Attendant Junior Dance: Dramatics Club 12: Haromano AIO, 11, 12: Honor Roll 10, 11: Jun- ior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: F.H.A. 11, 12: Intra- mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. PEGGY LOU CARPER sspegii Preference: New Chevrolets Pet Peezfe: Long lunch lines Youll! Remember: Sweetness Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9. 10, 11: G.A. A. 9: Perfect Attendance 10: F.H.A. 9: Intramural Sports 9, 10. JOANNE CARVER .von Preferenee: Blue Swan Pet Peeve: Mondays Yozfll Remember: Sleeping Beauty Librarian 12: Intramural Sports 11. JERRY ALLEN CATHEY as-,Prryn Preference: New Fords Pet Peeve: New Chevrolets You'II Remember: Leather notebook Kappa Chi 11. Treasurer 11: Camera Club 9. JAMES ORBIE CHRISTIE Jimmie Preferenee: Girls Pet Peeve: None You'l1 Remember: Ivy League shirts LAVONNE CLIFFORD Vunnie Pre-ferenee: Real old cars Pet Peeve: Martha and Sherry You'll Remember: Politeness Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9. 10: Girls' Ensemble 9: Kappa Chi 9, 10, 12: F.T. A. 12: Haromano 10, 12. Chaplain 12: Honor Roll 11: Camera Club 9. EDWARD EUGENE COCHRAN ucenow Preference: Money Pet Peeve: Brown, Beken, and Briggs You'1l Remember: Bounci- ness Akron Garfield 9: Co-op 12. BRENDA JOYCE COOPER cscfoupu l'referenee: The gang, pizza. and basketball Pet Peeve: Tim Laubscher You'll Remember: Basketball belle Elkins High School 9: Band 10,' 11. 12. Treasurer 12: G. A.A. 10. 11, 12. Treasurer 11. President 12: Haromano 11. 12: Honor Roll 10. 11: Intra- mural Sports 10. 11, 12. BARBARA .IUNE CORBIN nRarbn Preferenee: 4-9 or 50 Blue Fords ,Pet Peeve: All Chevrolets You'll Remember: Serious- ness G.A.A. 11. 12: Ilramaties Club 9: Camera 9: Intramur- al sports 10, 11. 12. NINA UIM PLE CRAVENS '4.7Vina,' Preferenee: Art School and Money ,Pet Peeve: People Yuifll Remember: S i n g e r Seamstress Kappa Chi 10: Haromano 10. 11: .Iunior-l'lay Cast: F.I'I.A, 9. MILDRED .I EWEL DAVIS Millie Preferenee: Goatees Pet Peezfe: Black Chevrolet convertibles You'1I Remember: Unusual blouses Girls' Chorus 9. 10: Kappa Chi 9. 10: Ilramatics Club 10. ELVA MAE DENNISON Effie Preferenre: Chuck Pet Peeve: Parties that flop Yo11'll Remember: Femininity Girls' Chorus 9. 10: Librarian TYDiS! 12: Haromano 11, 12: Honor Roll 11: Spartana Staff 12. F.H.A. 9, 10. 11, 12. Historian 12. VALERIE RAE DOUGLAS Doug', Preference: Susie's crew- cut Pet Peeve: Rainy football games You'Il Remember: Perfect pony tail Majorette 12: Mixed Chorus 9: G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: ,lun- ior Dance Queen: Homecom- ing Dance Queen: Haromano 10. 11, 12, Secretary 11, Presi- dent 12: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11: Junior Play, Production Staff: Camera Club 9: Intra- mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. MYRTLE ANN DOYLE Doylie,' Preference: Dill pickles Pet Peeve: A crooked major- ette line Yozfll Remember: Bangs Majorette 12: Mixed Chorus 9, 10. 12: G.A.A. 9, 12: Kappa Chi 11: F.T.A. 12: Dramatics Club 9: Scholar- ship Team 11: Junior Play, Production Staff: C a m e r a Club 10: Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. DONNA LEE EARLENBAUCH Donna Preference: .Ierry Pet Peeve: IoAnn You'H Remember: Lost and Found Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11: G.A.A. 10, 11: Haromano 10: Honor Roll 9. GLEN TYRONE EDWARDS HE-dv Preference: Judie Pet Peeve: Brother's crazy haircut Yau'll Remember: Checkered shirts Reserve Football 10: Fresh- man Football 9: Baseball 10, Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA MACEL ENOS Punkin Preference: Wiener Roasts Pet Peeve: Sister's chewing gum Yozill Remember: Morning hiker Cuyahoga Falls High School 9: Intramural Sports 10. JOHN HOWARD ERSLAN C ra bgrassu Preference: Own good-look- ing Ford Pet Peeve: None You'II Remember: Shyness Varsity Football 11, 12: Track 10, 11: Intramural sports 11, 12. MARTHA ANN FABRY 4cMart9s Preference: Blue eyes Pet Peeve: Cliff and Shar You'II Remember: Secret of Green Door Girls' Chorus 12: Kappa Chi 9, 10: F.T.A. 12: Perfect At- tendance 9: Sprag Staff 12: F.H.A. 11. MARCIA JEAN FINLEY H ,, Jeanne Preference: Cadillacs Pet Peeve: Cars with no mufflers You'1l Remember: Fashion- able clothes Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9,,10: Girls' Ensemble 10: Sextet 11, 12: Office As- sistant 12: Dramatics Club 10: F.H.A. 9, 10, 12. PATRICIA LOUISE FLUKE Flukey Preference: Chevies Pet Peeve: Girls' who own Fords You'1I Remember: Friendli- ness Band 9, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A. 9: Student Council 9: Atten- dant Sweetheart Dance 10: Dramatics Club 9, 10: Haro- mano 10, 12: Honor Roll 9, 10. 11: Camera Club 9. JOHN WILLIAM FRITTER .ti-amy, Preference: Girls Pet Peeve: Dennis Wilson You,'lI Remember: Davy Crockett Orrville High School 9: Movie Projectionist 11, 12: Junior Play Cast: Co-op 12: Camera Club 11, 12. ADELA MAY GARDUNO Della Preference: Dark eyes Pet Peeve: Yvonne You'll Remember: Vivacious- ness Freshman Cheerleader 9: Mixed Chorus 11: Girls' Chorus 9. 10, 12: Girls' En- semble 9: G.A.A. 9: Dramat- ics Club 9, 10, 12: Senior Play Cast: Sprag Staff 12: Camera Club 9: Intramural sports 9, 10, 11. GORDON EUGENE GILBERT Gordon', Preference: Women Pet Peeve: Flying saucers Yozfll Remember: Trim as a pin Perfect Attendance 11: Co-op l2. RONALD LEE GOLEC SL Clzristoplzeru Preference: To get good grades in Physics Pet Peeve: Standing in lunch line Yozfll Remember: Baby- blue Cadillac Basketball: Freshman 9: Football: Reserve 9, 10, Var- sity 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 9: ,lunior Hi-Y 10: Senior Hi-Y 11, 12: Movie Projectionist 10, 11: Attendant Junior Dance: Perfect Attendance 9, Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. CARL THOMAS GREEN Green Preference: To he first in the lunch line Pet Peeve: Guys who get new Cadillacs You,'lI Remember: 32 power pack Football: Reserve 11, Var- sity 12: Varsity S 12: Senior Hi-Y 12. SANDRA LEE HALL Sandy Preference: Tall boys Pet Peeve: Driver Training Class Yotfll Remember: Chatter- er Mixed Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12: Girls' Ensemble 9: Kappa Chi 9: Dramatics Club 9: Perfect Attendance 11: Cam- era Club 9. BARBARA JEAN HARTMAN Hartie Preference: The gang and pizza Pet Peeve: Marines and pizza haters Yozfll Remember: Small hut mighty Band 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9, 10: G.A.A. 9: Kappa Chi 10: F.T.A. 12: Dramatics Club 9: Haromano 10, 11, 12: Per- fect Attendance 9, 11: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11: Junior Play Cast: Debate Team 9, J, 11: Camera Club 9. lv, 11, 12: Intramural Sports 9, 10. 11, 12. ELSIE PEARL HEFFERNAN Touts Pre-fvrmmc' 3 Black-and-White Forfls Pet l'ef'i'e: Judy Heller YUIINH Remember: False pony-tail Girls' Chorus 103 G.A.A. 123 Haromano 123 Perfect At- tendance 9: Intramural Sports 10. 11. 12. ARMANIJE MARIE HELLER 'gfltlorrrzicf' Preferertrvz The gang and a good laugh Pvt Poetic: Gossipers Y0ll,H Rvmcnlberz Dimpled Darling Band 9. 103 Girls' Chorus 9, 102 Girls' Ensemble 9g G.A.A. 9. 11. 123 Office Assistant 12g Dramatics Club 93 ,lun- ior Play Cast3 Sprag Staff 123 Camera Club 9. JUDITH YVONNE HELLER 'cfudyu Preference : Pink-and-wh-ite Mercurys Pet Peeve: Toots Heffernan Y0u'11 Remember: T00t's shadow RUTH ANN HENDRICKSON Ruthann Preference: Al and '51 Chevies Pet Peeve: Patti and Larry You'll Remember: Cool wit Dramatics Club 10, 113 Har- omano 103 Debate Team 9, 103 F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Historian 12. ROBERT VERNON HENRY ..Bob,, Prvferenrvz T-Birds Pez Pawn: Corvettes YOIl,H Remember: Presi- dential past Baseball 11, 12, Track 9, 103 Basketball: Reserve 9, 103 Varsity 11, 123 Football: Re- serve 93 Varsity 10, 11. 123 Freshman Football and Bas- ketball Teamsg Varsity S.,10, 11. 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys, Chorus 103 Junior Hi-Y 9. 10, Senior Hi-Y 11. 12g Attendant, Junior Dance: Kappa Chi 10. 11. 12, Class President 10. 11, 12. ELBERT EUGENE HOLLOWAY UAF, PTI'-fl'fl'I1!'f' : Brunettes Per Pfwzwz Tall blondes YOIIVI Rwmflnbfrz Hop-a- long Holloway C0-op 12. DOYLE A LLEN HOLT GSIIDPVIIIIZIIU PTI'-fPTPI1CPZ Football Pet Pfwwf: Line Coaches YOIIVI R1-nzenzber: Super scooper Varsity Football 123 Sprag Staff 123 Intramural Sports 12. WILLIAM FREDRICK HOOVER .Winn Preferenre: Women Pet Pc'r'uf': Elvis Presley Yozfll Rcrrzavnbefrz Devilish eyes Senior Hi-Y 11g Co-op 12. CAROLYN LEE HORN Horney Preferenre: Gang, pizza, and basketball games Per Per-'11e:Ellet grads Youill Remember: Editorial whiz Band 9. 10, 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Girls' Chorus 10: C.A.A.10g Kappa Chi 10: F.T.A. 12: Haromano 10, 11. 12: Honor Roll 9, 10: Junior Play Cast: Sprag Staff 12, Editor 12: Spartana Staff 12: Camera Club 10, 11. 12, Treasurer 11. Vice- President 12 : Intramural Sports 10. MARGARET ELIZABETH HURDT 'frlflargrf' Preferenrer .lim Pez Peeve: .loyce Yozfll Rernenzber: Blu e- hlack tresses Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9. 10: G.A.A. 9. 10, 12: Kappa Chi 10: Haromano 12: Sprag Staff 12: lntra- mural Sports 9, 10. SHIRLEY JANE INGRAM Janie Preferelire: Gang, pizza and basketball games Pez Pee11e'People who don't like pizza Y01171 Remember: Pleasing personality Band 10. 11. 12, Vit'e-Presi- dent 11. Secretary 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Girls' Chorus 9. 10: G.A.A. 9: Student Coun- cil 10: Librarian 9: At- tendant: Sweetheart Dance 11. llomecoming Danve 12: Kappa Chi 9: Haromano 10, 11. 12: Honor Roll 9, 11: .lunior Play Cast: Sprag Staff 12: Debate Team 10, 11: Camera Club 9. JAMES HARLAND JACKSON Gas Pipev I'rr',ferr'nreZ Getting good grades in Algebra Pet 19091762 Standing in lunvh line Yozfll Renwnzlzerz Golden- age Page Basketball: Freshman 9, Re- serve 10: Freshtnan Football 9: Mixed Chorus 9. 10: Nlovie Projevtionist 9. 10: lntramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. MARGARET JOAN JAMES ,lan1esie Pfl'-fC'fPIIl'l'Z Vince and i'Don't be Cruel Pet l'r'e1te: Kids who don't like Elvis Yo1fllRentember: Snippers delight Tallmadge High School 9: G.A,A.11. PATRICIA A NN JOHNSON 'S1'11rtll1ff's', Prr'ff'r0nr1': Driver's Train- ing Pet Pffwzfe: Gym Class Youill Rvrrzvnzberz Rebel without a eause Camera Club 11, 12: Treas- urer 12. ANNA .IURKOSHEK Grew: Eyes PFI'-fl'fl'Il!'t'Z Spaghetti PM l'm'1'v: ltalian Hair-cuts. Y0ll,H Rvrrrenzbvr: Future Betty Crovker Girls' Chorus 9. 12: Perfect Attendanre 9. 10. JAMES ll.-NYIIJ JUSTICE Lrg Prf'ff'rf'm'1': To graduate Pvt f'rv'1'f': Sanding in lunvh line Youill Renta-ntlwrz T rick knee Freshman liaskf-tball 9: Foot- ball: l reshmztn 9. Varsity 11, 12: Travk 9. 10. ll. 12: Var- sity S. 12: ,lr. lll-Y 9, 10: Sr. Hi-Y 11. 121 Kappa Clti 12: intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. DONALD DOYLE KEITH Ruck', Preference: Hot dogs and Chevies Pet Peeve: People who never smile You'II Remember: Persona- lity plus Perfect Attendance 10: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: National Honor Society 11, 12. JAMES BLAIR KELLY Wim Preference: Chevies Pet Peeve: Chevy transmis- sions You'1I Remember: Curly hair Track 10: Junior Hi-Y 9: C0- op 12: Camera Club 9. LOLA KAY KNAPPENBERGER nL0n Preference: Dean Martin Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley You'1l Remember: Scholastic awards 'Student Council 9: Haro- mano 11, 12: Perfect Attend- ance 10: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11: National Honor Society 11, 12: Spartana Staff 11: Co-op 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12. DOLORES JANE LANCE Dee-Dee Preference: Food Pet Peeve: None You'll Remember: New Ar- rival Copley High School 9, 10, 11. PAUL RICHARD LANGENEK scDiCksr Preference: Girls Pet Peeve: Guidance periods Y0u'll Remember: His little black hook Track 10, 11, 12: Sports Manager 10: Senior Hi-Y 11, 12: Intramural Sports 11, 12. RUSSELL JAMES LAUBSCHER .Timo Preference: Basketball and Joyce Pet Peeve: Wally You'1l Remember: Curly eye- lashes .Basketballz Freshman 9, Re- serve 10, Varsity 11, 12: Re- serve Football 9: Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10: Junior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi-Y 11, 12: .lun- ior Dance King: Kappa Chi 12: Class President 9: Class Treasurer 11: Boys' State Re- presentative. JANICE SUE LAYNE njann Preference: Don and guitars Pet Peeve: Kay and Cadillacs You'll Remember: Virginian drawl G.A.A. 10, 11: F.T.A. 12: Camera Club 12. PATRICIA ANN LESSAK Pani', Preference: Larry and get- ting speeding tickets Pez Peeve: Ruthann and Al You'll Remember: Sparkling eyes G.A.A. 9: Office Assistant 12: Dramatics Club 10, 11: F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. DONNA RAE MAGNUS aaMaggiesr Preference: Mike Thompson Pet Peeve: Andy and Pud- dles You'll Remember: Buttons and bows F.H.A, 9, 10, 12. CAROL ANN MARKLE CaroI', Preference: Dave Pet Peeve: Conceited people Yozfll Remember: Pint-sized pixie Garfield 9, 10: F.T.A. 12: F.H.A. 12. LEROY MELVIN MARTIN KGALPEU Preference: Band Pet Peeve: Band-haters You'll Remember: Soft voice Band 9, 10, 11. 12, Treasurer 11. Vice-President 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Boys' Chorus 10: .lunior Hi-Y 93 Senior: Hi-Y 11. 12g Dramat- ics Club 12: Perfect Attend- ance 11g Scholarship Team 11: Junior Play Cast. ROBERT E. MC COY Bob Preference: Fords Pet Peeve: Chevrolets You'lI Remember: Fauciful Ford ALMA PEARL MC CUNE NAI!! Preference: Pizza pie Pet Peeve: Duck tails You'll Remember: Flo Night- ingale's follower Mogadore 9: Spencer. W. Va. 10 BRUCE ELDON MC EWEN Bruce Preferenre: Majorettes Pet Peeve: An empty gas tank You'll Remember: Leader of the band Band 9, 10. 11. 12, President 12: Junior Hi-Y 10: Senior Hi-Y 11. 12: Dramatifs Club 11, 12: Thespians 12: Per- fect Attendanre 10: Honor Roll 9, 10. 11: Scholarship Team 10, 11: Junior Play Cast. SUZANNE GRACE MEEKINS Sue Preferenre: Boys and the Waterloo Pet Peere: Conceited people and Pat You'll Remember: Pursley's pal Girls' Chorus.10. 11: Student Council 11, 12: Office Assist- ant 12: Attendant, Junior Dance: F.T.A. 10. ll. 12: Dramatics Club 11. 12: Haro- mano 11, 12: Honor Roll 11: Intramural Sports 11. GAIL PATRICIA MELLTNCER ISCGHU Preference: Certain senior guy Pet Peeve: Peezer Yozfll Remember: Soulful eyes Girls' Chorus 101 Girls' En- semble 11: G.A.A. 9: Library Typist 12: Attendant Sweet- heart Dance 11: Haromano 10, 11. 12: Honor Roll 9. 10, 113 F.H.A. 11. 12, Vice-Presi- dent 12. HAROLD CLYDE MILHOAN Peezer', Preferenre: Gail Pet Peeve: Cirls without cars You'l1 Remember: Love is a many-splendored thing Honor Roll 9, 10, 11. ROBERT E. LEE MITCHELL Possum Preference: Basketball Pet Peeve: Limited lunches Yozfll Remember: Cheerful chap Basketball: Freshman 9, Re- serve 10. Varsity 11, 12: Football: Freshman 9, Var- sity 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12: .Iunior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi-Y 11, 12: Perfect Attend- ance 9, 10, 11: Intramural Sports 11. JERRY KEITH MOBLEY Moby Diclrv Preference: Blonde senior at Ellet Pet Peeue: Blonde senior's mother You'1l Remember: Gravel spinner Basketball 9: Mixed Chorus 9, 10: .lunior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi-Y 11: Intramural Sports 10, 11, 12. LEWIS WILLIAM NELSON uguddyn Preference: Carolyn Pet Peeve: Strawberry blondes You'II Remember: Perfect escort Mixed Chorus 9: Movie Pro- jectionist 9, 10, 11, 12: Kappa Chi 9: Perfect Attend- ance 9, 11: Honor Roll 9. 10, 11: Scholarship Team 10: Camera Club 9. BRIAN OLSON Briana Preference: Money Pet Peeve: No money Youill Remember: Rip Van Winkle .lunior Hi-Y 9, 10, Treasurer 10: Senior Hi-Y 11, 12: Movie Projectionist 10, 11: Camera Club 9. CLOYD RUSSELL PARSONS Parsons Preference: My girl, Rosy Pet Peeve: Red Fords You'lI Remember: Edison's aid Mixed Chorus 9, 10: Junior Play Cast. JOYCE ANN PATTON Pee Wee Preference: Spaghetti Pet Peeve: Girls who wear buns You'II Remember: Musical Miss Mixed Chorus 12: Girls' Chorus 9,'10, 11: G.A.A. 9, 10: Dramatics Club 9: F.H. A. 9, 10: Camera Club 9. PAUL RICHARD PFLAUM Paul Preference: Chemistry Pet Peeve: Mr. Ingold's gory tales You'Il Remember: E x t r a inches Honor Roll 10: Scholarship Team 10, 11: Industrial Arts Club 9: Camera Club 9. MARGARET RUTH POPE scpeggyss Pre ferenee: Good - looking guys Pet Peeve: Jerrie Yon'lI Remember: C r a z y laugh Mixed Chorus 123 Girls' Chorus 9, 103 Girls' En- semble 113 G.A.A. 9, 103 Cotton Swing Attendant 10, 113 Dramatics Club 9, 102 F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Vice- President 11, Treasurer 12: lntramural Sports 10, 11, 12. JAMES LEE POTH Ground mole Preference: Bob Mitchell's Ham bone Pet Peeee: Elvis Presley Yozfll Remember: Second edition Varsity Football 11, 122 Track 11, 123 Varsity S 10, 11, 12: Sports Manager 10, 113 Junior Hi-Y 9, 103 Sen- ior Hi-Y 123 Attendant ,lun- ior Dance: lndustrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12: lntra- mural Sports ll. 12. LARSON JOSEPH POTH uBig Joen Preferenee: Girls who own L56 Lincolns Pet Peeve: Lover-boy Bob Taylor Y0u'II Remember: First Edi- tion Basketball: Varsity 10, 11, Reserve 93 Football: Varsity 10, 11. Reserve 9g Track 9, 10. 113 Varsity S 10, 11, Junior Hi-Y 9, 10g Senior Hi- Y 11, 123 Student Council 10, Attendant Junior Dance: Class Vice-President 10, 11: Class Treasurer 93 lndustrial Arts Club 9. 10, 11, 12g lntra- mural Sports 12. LARRY FOREST PRATHER Slow Freigh tl' Preference: Hazella Pet Reeve: 2 A.M. Y011.'ll Remember: S i d e- burns Basketball: Reserve 10, 11, Freshman 93 Football Re- serve 103 Junior Hi-Y 9, 10, Vice-President 103 Senior Hi- Y 113 Scholarship Team 93 Co-op 123 lntramural Sports 12. PAUL ROGER PROUDFOOT 'Tanglefoof' Preference: Eileen Pet Peeve: Homework Youill Remember: The Chok- er Mixed Chorus 9: Seniorvlli-Y 11, 12Q'HOIl0f Roll 113 Co- op 12. PATRICIA ANNE PURSLEY rfpatu Preferenee: Cars and the Waterloo Pet Peeve: Girls owning their own cars You'll Remember: Manager- ial ability G.A.A. 93 F.T.A. 11, 123 Dramatics Club 12g Thes- pians 123 Haromano 10. 11, 123 Perfect Attendance 103 Honor Roll 93 ,lunior Play Cast: National Honor Society 11, 123 Sprag Staff 123 F.H. A. 9, 10. 11, 12, President 11, 123 lntramural Sports 11. LEONA IRENE RABER Leona Preferenee: Books and horses Pet Peeve: Grouchy people You'lI Remember: Lovable pest Girls' Chorus 123 G.A.A. 10, 113 Spartana Staff 123 lntra- mural sports 10, 11. FRANCES JERALDEAN RAMSEY .. - ,, ferric Pre'l'erenr'e: Nice-looking guys Pet Peeve: Sloppy people Youfll Remember: Chorus Corker Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 9. 103 Girls' Quartet 123 Girls' Ensemble 113 Of- fice Assistant l23 Kappa Chi 10.111, 123 Dramatics Club 12: Haromano 10, 11. 12, Vice-President 123 H 0 n o r Roll 9g Scholarship Team 93 Spartana Staff 11, 12, Editor 123 Intramural Sports 11, 12. THOMAS EARL RANKIN Mickey Rooney Preference: A new grade card with A's on it Pet Peeve: Peanut butter sandwiches Yozfll Remember: Late start- er Reserve Basketball 10, 11: Football: Freshman 9, Var- sity 11: Baseball 10: Sports Manager 9, 10: Junior Hi-Y 10: Intramural Sports 9. RICHARD REED ccDickyss Preference: Blondes with money Pet Peeoe: Crazy Freshmen Youfll Remember: Barber's dilemma NINA LOUISE RIBLETT Nina,' Preference: Frankie Pet Peeve: '56 Chevy con- vertibles Yozfll Remember: Fountain pen top Girls' Chorus 11: G.A.A. 12: Office Assistant 12: F.T.A. 12: Dramatics Club 10: Spartana Staff 11: F.H.A. 9: Camera Club 9, 10, 11, Sec- retary 11: Intramural Sports 11 ROBERT ERNEST RICHARDS c:Bobn Preference: To go to college Pet Peeve: Bleached blondes You'lI Remember: Paper- wad kid Perfect Attendance 11: In- tramurals Sports 11, 12. KATHERINE ANN ROBINSON Kathy Preference: A Garfield guy Pet Peeoe: People who chew gum in school. Youfll Remember: Sweet as a rose Junior Play Cast: Sprag Staff 12. LINDA LEONN ROBINSON csllynnn Preference: The Navy Pet Peeve: Government class You'll Remember: Diligence C.A.A. 9, II, 12: Librarian 9: Haromano 10, 12: Honor Roll 11: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. HAROLD MATHEW SCARBERRY csscarn Preference: Fords Pet Peeve: Old Fords with new Chevy motors Yozfll Remember: The Green Hornet Junior Hi-Y 10: Senior Ser- vice Club 11, 12. WILLIAM E. SCHIMP Bill Preference: 12:00-5:00 p.m. Pet Peeve: School starting too early You'll Remember: Teacher's little pest Junior Hi-Y 9: Senior Ser- vice Club 12. JAMES RAY SELVIA Hound dog Preference: Watching ,Ioe when Elvis sings Pet Peeve: Lover-boy Mar- vin Taylor Yozfll Remember: Bashful blusher Football. Reserve 9, Varsity 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Varsity S 12: .Ir. Hi-Y 9, 10: Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12, Presi- dent 12: Student Council 11, 12. Treasurer 11, President 12: Kappa Chi 12: F.T.A. 12: Sprag Staff 12: Intra- mural Sports 11, 12. DEANNA LEE SEWELL uljpeu Preference: Fords Pet PPC'l18Iiil like Ike hut- tons You'lI Remem ber: Fabulous vocabulary Cheerleader 9. 12: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Girls' Quartet 12: Girls' Sextet 11: C.A.A. 9, 10. 11, 12: Kappa Chi 9, 10. 11. 12: .Iunior Dance At- tendant: Spartana Queen: Dramaties Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Secretary 11: Thespians 11, 12: Haromano 10, 12: Honor Roll 10. 11: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Class Secretary 12: Spartana Staff 12: Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. GERALD WILLIAM SNYDER ferry Preference: Mercurys Pet Peeve: Souped-up Fords You'lI Remember: The silent one Basketball 9: Track 11: Jr. Hi-Y 10: Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12: Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11: Intramural Sports 9. 10, 11, 12. JANET KATHLEEN SNYDER .vans Preference: Pizza and cheer- ing Pet Peeve: The Moody Five' Youill Remember: Musical versatility Band 9: Cheerleader 12: Mixed Chorus 10, Il, 12: Girls' Chorus 9, 10: Sextet 11. 12: G.A,A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Cotton Swing Attendant 10: Kap- pa Chi 9. 10, 12: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Horomano 10, 11, 12: Per- fect Attendance 9: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: .lunior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Class Treasurer 12: Class Sec- retary 11: National Honor Society 11, 12: F.H.A. 10, 11, 12: Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. RICHARD VIRGIL SPIDLE Dick Preference: Math and draft- ing Pet Peeve: Working on weekends Yolfll Remember: Watchful- ness DONALD EUGENE SPINKS ..Pete,, Preference: Melinda Pet Peeve: Working on Sun- day Yo11'lI Remember: Crazy hair cuts WILLIAM CORDEN STAFFORD Bill Preference: Chevies that will run Pet Peeve: Chevies that w0n't run Youill Remember: Chef-Boy- Ardee .Ir. Hi-Y 10: Sr. Hi-Y 11, 12: Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11: Honor Roll 11: Camera Club 9, 12. JOHN ALFRED STAMEY ccstamxr Preference: Girls under 19 Pet Peeve:None You'll Remember: Petrol Pete Mixed Chorus 9, 10. 11: Co- op 12. JERRY RANDALL STEWART '6Big Stun Preference: Big Lincolns Pet Peeve: Little Chevrolets You'll Remember: Math mad- ness Basketball 9: Mixed Chorus 10, 12: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 12: Thespians 12: Perfect Attendance 10: Scholarship Team 9: Intramural Sports 9. 10, 12. GERALD SUTTON c:T0nyu Preference: Mercurys Pet Peeve: None You'II Remember: Sleepinta- tiousness Senior Hi-Y 12. DALE EMORY SWAN 'Wailkegsl' Preference: Girls Pet Peeve: Teachers Youfll Remember: G l a s s ankle Band 9, 10: Varsity Football 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Junior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi-Y ll: Perfect Attendance 11: Intramural sports 11. 12. NANCY ANN SZUTA Nance', Preference: Black Chevrolet Pet Peeue: Convertibles Yozfll Remember: C l a s s y clothes Girls' Chorus 9, 10: Dramat- ics Club 9. MARVIN KIRK TAYLOR Beans Preference: Dirty white bucks Pet Peeue: Bermuda shorts You'II Remember: Quantity consumer Basketball: Freshman 9, Re- serve IO, Varsity 11, 12: Foot- ball: Reserve 9, Varsity 12, Co-captain 12: Varsity S 12: Junior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi- Y ll, 12: Kappa Chi 9, 12: Dramatirrs Club 11: Intra- mural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT TERRANCE TAYLOR :aHarp0:a Preference: ,Ioe Poth's rock- and-roll records Pet Peeve: Lovers like ,lim Selvia Yon'Il Remember: Harp's locks Basketball Reserve 10: Var- sity Football 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11. 12: Varsity S 12: Junior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi- Y 11, 12: Sprag Staff 12: Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Intramural sports 9, 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY JOAN THARP ujonisx Preference: Good - looking, blond - haired boys Pet Peeve: Our bus driver You'II Remember: F a n c y prancer Majorette 12: G.A.A. 11, 12: Haromano 10, 11: Honor Roll 9, 10: ,lunior Play Production Staff: Sprag Staff 12: F.H.A. 11: Intramural sports 9. 10, 11. 12. YVONNE THEODORE c6El7il',, Preferenee: All my friends at S.H.S. Pet Reeve: Della You,'ll Remember: Jitterbug- sing Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 9, 10: G.A.A. 9: Kappa Chi 9, 10: F.T.A. 10: Dramatics Club 9: Haromano 11, 12: Honor Roll 11: Sen- ior Play Cast: Sprag Staff 12: F.H.A. 10. 11. 12, Sec- retary 12: Camera Club 9. MICHAEL BLAIR THORNHILL Mike Preference: Men drivers Pet Peeve: Women drivers Youll! Remember: Rapid Radar Band 9, 10g Reserve Foot- ball 9. 103 Junior Hi-Y 9, 10: Senior Hi-Y 12g C0-op 12, Camera Club 9, 10g In- tramural sports 10, 11, 12. GENE ROBERT THURSBY Bones', Preferenre: O.C. Pet Peeve: Acme No. 16 Yozfll Remember: Veep .lunior Hi-Y 103 Scholarship Team 9, 10g Class Vice-Presi- dent 12, Industrial Arts Club 9. BARBARA ANN TIDRICK NBGTIIT Preference: A boy from Hower Pet Peeve: Linda Yozfll Remember: Early engagement Girls' Chorus 9. 10, 11g C.A. A. 11. 121 .luniorl Play Cast. ROBERT LESLIE TIPTON Bob PFI'-fl'f!'lIFt'Z To see Chevies clean Fords Pet lIl'l'l'1'Z Fords Y0u'll Remember: Ti mid tip-top Baseball 10: Perfect Attend- ance 9. 10. 11g Honor Roll 10, ll: Scholarship Team 111 Intramural Sports 11. 12. MARILYN MARIE TRESSEL Tress', Preferenee: The Gang and Laconi's pizza Pet Peeue: Pizza Peevers and mini green bobby socks Yo11'll Remember: 'il-Iow'n the heck are ya? Band 9. 10, 11. 12, President 11. Majorette 12: G,A.A. 9. 12: Office Assistant 125 At- tendant Colton Swing 11: Kappa Chi 10: Haroiuano 10, 12g Perfect Attendance 9. 10, 11: F.H.A. 115 Intramural sports 9. 10. 11. 12. SHIRLEY JEAN UNDERWOOIJ 'cSl1irI Preference: Elvis Presley Pet Peeiiez ,lim YOIl,H Remember: '6Rock-and roll doll C.A.A. 11, 12: Haromano 11: Intramural sports 9. 10, 11. 12. GEORGIA VAFIADES 4:00011 Preferenre: Bill Pet Peeve: Dominating people Yo11'll Remember: Cashmere Kitten Ellet 9. 10.3 Mixed Chorus 12: F.H.A. 12. ROBERT PAUL VAUCHAN ..B0b,, Preference: Physics Pet Peeve: Mr. Ingold's gory tales You'll Remember: Studious one Camera Club 9. BETTE JOAN VIALL Bette Preference: Pizza and foot- ball games Pet Peeve: Tabulation in typing Youill Remember: Kitten on the keys Mixed Chorus 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 103 Girls' Quartet 12, Attendant Sweetheart Dance 10, Junior Dance 112 Dramat- ics Club 9, 10, Haromano 10, 11, 123 Honor Roll 9, 10, 112 Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Castg National Honor Society 11, 123 Debate Team 9. GARY ALLEN WEBB ulvancyn Preference: Edge runs Pet Peeve: Squirre1ly Six You'll Remember: Black eyes Band 9, 10, 11: Varsity Foot- ball 11, 123 Track 123 Var- sity S 12Q Mixed Chorus 123 Junior Hi-Y 9, 10g Senior Hi- Y 11, 123 Kappa Chi 9, 10, 123 Junior Play Castg Sprag Staff 12g Camera Club 10g Intramural Sports 11, 12. AUDREY ELAINE WESTF ALL S'Andrey Preference: Happiness Pet Peeve: Sadness Yozfll Remember: Agile actress Girls' Chorus 9. 10, 11, 123 Girls, Ensemble 10. 113 A. 9, 10. 11, 123 Thespians 123 Haromano 11, Perfect Attendance 93 Junior Play Castg Sprag Staff 12g F.H.A. 113 Intramural Sports 9, 10, 11, 12. JAMES DALE WHEELER .fpudgyn Preference: Girls Pet Peece: Real short girls You'Il Remember: Mr. Peep-' ers Band 9. Movie Projectionist 123 Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 113 Co-op 12. LARRY WALTER WHITE White Preference: P h y sic s and Chemistry Lab Pez Peeve: 'Push-button drive Youill Remember: Horatio Junior Hi-Y 10g Senior Hi-Y 11, 123 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Thespians 123 Perfect Attendance 10g Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Scholarship Team 10, Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Castg Industrial Arts Club 1.0: Camera Club 12: Intramural Sports 10, 11. JUDITH ANN WILE ujudyv Preference: Dark hair and blue eyes Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Yozfll Remember: Cutey-blue eyes G.A,A. 123 Office Assistant 123 Perfect Attendance 93 Intramural sports 10, 11, 12. DENNIS G. WILSON 'The Menace Preference: Thunderbirds Pet Peeue: John Fritter Yozfll Remember: Dennis the menace Thespians 11, 12g Junior Play CHSIQ Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 113 Co-op 12. THOMAS HAROLD Y ATES ::T0mx: Preference: Fast Fords Pet Peeve: Faster Chevrolets You'll Remember: Towering Tom Basketball: Varsity 12, Re- serve II3 Track 11, 123 Sen- ion Senior Hi-Y 12. Wi M W? mms 1 +3-nr Rm,Vb ' Q. 9 , , . , Nz N - 5 A Wu? I Wi? . : N' .s, .X ,gm 'F' xg Ag Fw-Q., 4 1 7' fm 'S ' mf 3 513 'N LQ 1 E-111.1355-e1iir'Elj'!li! . JIM JUSTICE wills his trick knee to someone tricky. GENE THURSBY wills his height to Dave Pruitt. CONNIE ANDERSON wills her ability to navigate a flying saucer to Deanna Dabel. YVONNE THEODORE wills her math talents to Mr. Mancos, who needs them. ELVIE DENNISON wills her diamond to NO ONE. BOB HENRY wills all the work he didn't do to anyone who wants it. KAREN BRADY gladly leaves her nickname of Bubbles to Ray Wiley! LEWIS NELSON wills his green monster to Wayne Riblett. ROBERT RICHARDS wills his quietness in Study Hall to Roger Putnam. GARY WEBB wills his romantic lead in the Junior Play to Steve Mervosh- NANCY SZUTA leaves her ability to back out of garages to Ronnie Justice. LEONA RABER wills her boots and saddle to no one. PATTI LESSAK wills her quiet ways in 4th period Study Hall to Mr. Mancos. JOHN STAMEY wills his gym shoes to Bill Grant. HAROLD MILHOAN wills Gail to Sonny Magnus so he won't have to take her with him. BILL HOOVER wills his white bucks to his brother. GEORGIA VAFIADES leaves her standing ability in Mr. Yoak's Study Hall to anyone who wants it. JUDY ANKENEY wills her 4-th period table to every Ankeney. BILL SCHIMP leaves, taking his blond hair with him. PAT JOHNSON wills her polka dot Cadillac to Sonja Warren. LARRY WHITE wills his pushbutton drive to any- one with sense enough to drive. PEGGY CARPER leaves all her notes from Miss Nolt's class to Dorothy Tharp. BRIAN OLSON wills his seat in Miss Nolt's class to some unlucky person. JOYCE COOPER leaves her athletic ability to the Burkett twins. RICHARD SPIDLE wills his car to Tom Tuxill. AUDREY WESTFALL wills Mr. Ingold and the school to her brother who will be a freshman. MARGARET JAMES leaves her ability to keep quiet to her sister who needs it. JANE INGRAM wills her ability to appreciate Miss Rosenhloom's jokes to Margaret Ford. NINA CRAVENS wills all but 5 of her freckles to any 15 dozen persons that might be silly enough to want them. BRUCE MC EWEN wills his empty gas tank to Roy Ray. ELBERT HOLLOWAY wills his parking place on Uniontown Rd. to Ronnie Gresac. SANDRA HALL wills her quiet ways to Dave Hol- haugh. LOLA KNAPPENBERCER wills her long hair ,to Rosemary Lozier. ARMANDE HELLER wills her ability to tum hand springs to Mr. Yoak. ELSIE HEFFERNAN wills her younger brother Butch to any one who can put up with him. MARGARET HURDT wills her black hair to Nan- cy Eisenzimmer. KATHERINE ROBINSON wills her soft voice to Sharon Mohlar. TOM YATES wills the heater in 212 to Mrs. Miller for her own private use. JOANN CARVER wills her ability to belong to Skyscrapers Club to Judy. LENORA BENNETT wills her place in Driver Training to Dennis Bennett. BILL STAFFORD wills his red fender skirts to Betty Jones. LAVONNE CLIFFORD wills her ability to talk in Study Hall to Pat- BARBARA CORBIN wills her tan to Geri Jewell. JIM WHEELER leaves to join the other alumni. HAROLD SCARBERRY leaves, taking his 'igreen hornet with him. DON BEKEN wills his wrecked motorcycle to any- one who wants it. CAROL BAUGHMAN wills her ability to wear duck tails to Mary Sparks. JIM CHRISTIE wills his driving ability to Bill Peal. JIM BUTLER wills his Studebaker to 'ABiffel Penwell. GLENN EDWARDS wills his abilty to sleep in Study Hall to Bob Shiffler. JERRY CATHEY wills a portion of his weight to Roy Ray. LEROY MARTIN wills his French horn to anyone who wants it. CARL GREEN wills all to everyone. JOHN FRITTER wills his parking place to Bob Norton. GORDON GILBERT leaves for the Army. ROBERT MITCHELL wills his good sportsman- ship to Don Henry. TOM RANKIN wills his height to some unknown freshman. DON KEITH wills his ability to drive to anyone who wants to take it. JIM JACKSON wills his old alarm clock to Bob Norton. JIM SELVIA bestows his ability to blush upon his brother Bill- DALE SWAN wills his brains to the Junior Class. BOB TAYLOR wills his nickname 6'Harpo to Bob James. DON SPINKS wills his height to Wally Simms. ROBERT VAUGHN wills his personality to Earl Swan. JERRY SNYDER leaves his shyness to Dave Lips- comb. GALE MELLINGER wills her Vice-Presidency of F.H.A. to Sue Nickles. JERRY MOBLEY wills his ugreen monsteri' to Wayne Riblett. ANN .IURKOSHEK leaves her diamond to nobody. BARBARA HARTMAN wills that horrid Solid Geometry to any innocent junior who takes it. TIM LAUBSCHER wills his ability in Physics class to Dave Warder. DENNIS WILSON leaves his failing ability to Ir- vin Flight. MILDRED DAVIS wills her Olds to Phil Mondello. PAUL PFLAUM wills everything he ever had or has to Leonard Fischer. PEGGY POPE wills her crazy laugh to a quiet study hall. ALMA MC CUNE wills her seat in Physics class to Lela McCaslin. RONALD GOLEC wills his Cadillac to an antique dealer, DONNA MAGNUS leaves to join Mike Thompson. JOE POTH wills last year's pass to Clearwater to .lohn Heffernan. JANICE LAYNE wills her first period study hall to any Junior who likes quiet study halls. MARVIN TAYLOR wills his nickname Beans to Ed Stewart. CLOYD PARSONS wills one towel in his gym basket to George Harton. VALERIE DOUGLAS wills her knack for writing letters to Pat Brookover. VIRGINIA ENOS wills her seat in Government to any future senior. DEANNA SEWELL bequeaths her cheerleading uniform to Kenny Hosey. JUDY HELLER wills her sister to Jimmy Johnson. JEANNE F INLEY wills her abilty to drive safely to Glenn Mellinger. JUDY WILE wills her seat in office practice to Sandy Archer. PAUL LANGENEK wills his car to anyone who can drive it. ROGER GAMBLE wills his 5-year pin to Tom Ross. SUE MEEKINS wills her chair in Student Council to Arline Nelson. NINA RIBLETT wills her shorthand book to any brave junior. JANET SNYDER wills her cheerleading mega- phone to Terry Arfons. PAUL PROUDFOOT leaves his ring with Eileen Spidel. SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD graciously returns her nickname Chicken to Ronnie Austin. ANN DOYLE leaves her sound effects job in the Junior Play to anyone who wants it- BOB BURNS leaves his chatter in Mr. Griffin's class to Mr. Griffin for next year. MARTHA FABRY wills her witty remarks to John Heffernan. BETTE VIALL leaves her pony tail to Marjorie Viall. JAMES KELLY wills his ballroom dancing les- sons to Don Tafoya. ANN CAMPBELL wills her job at pep assemblies to Connie Dayton. JERRY STEWART leaves his place in Mixed Chor- us to some lucky freshman. SHERRIE ARCHER wills her ability to go steady 3 years to Judy Alexis. MIKE THORNHILL leaves, he hopes. JOHN ERSLAN wills his ability to pull crab grass to Don Henry. GENE COCHRAN wills his draft card to Butch so he can buy alcoholic beverages. ADELA GARDUNO wills her knobby knees to Johnny Morgan. JOYCE PATTON wills her seat in 8th period study hall to Carolyn Patterson. JERRIE RAMSEY leaves an aspirin for next year's Spartana editor! DELORES LANCE will leave. JIM POTH wills 2 empty wine bottles to Nick the Greek. BARBARA TIDRICK wills her ring to NO ONE. BOB TIPTON wills his place in the Senior class to Bill. LINDA ROBINSON wills her bowling score in G-A.A. to Pat Whited. RICHARD BROWN wills his motorless helicopter plans to Mr. Griffin. ROBERT MC COY wills his Ford to Don Hoover. LARRY PRATHER wills his sideburns to Bill Cselle. GERALD SUTTON leaves gladly. MARILYN TRESSEL wills her ability to camel walki' to her teacher, Phil Baker. RUTH HENDRICKSON wills her long friendship with a Lessak to her sister. BOB ARBOGAST wills a good 4-8 Enfield motor- cycle to anyone with a good 4-8 Enfield transmission. RICHARD REED wills his long hair to Butch. DOYLE HOLT leaves Ronnie Justice his basket of knee guards. DONNA EARLENBAUGH leaves, taking her dia- mond. HAROLD BRIGGS leaves the whole school to the juniors. BONNIE RITZ wills her meaness to any one who wants it. CAROLYN HORN wills her chain to Anita Pry. CAROL MARKLE wills her height to Joan Snod- erly. PAT PURSLEY wills her tennis shoe to Joy Mil- hoan. JOAN THARP wills her position in the majorette line to Joan Snoderly. PAT FLUKE leaves her ability to smile to Mr. Stone- 'MER Wmmgiz im pg PKETT YEST EYES P egg P 0 pe T gm Y ares BEST LOOKXNG: Bob Tipton Bette Viall A-1. M Bruce McEwen Janet SnYder QQLL i X .ff vin' . LETIC: M051 ?pT31NINE2 Mos U 1 HWY Meekms MUST IIEP PRE 'I NEST HA IR: Hill .qfqlilllfl Ifelte Vialll END,-1 DLE: Dunzzlrl Keith V8lf'Fi8 Douglas J 4 if i M in 41 2 f ! XID L . nz, EN nr 3 BEST DRESSED: Jeanne Finley J im Jackson MUST 'l'AI,KATlVE: john Fritter Ann flanlpbell ww B EST PERSONA f LIT,,f: Wh i A rnl.q,,,1 Don 6 Heller , all . Deanna I qfezrh Well SALUTATORIAN: VALEIJICTORIAN: H8rt1l1l Winlugn Rolwrt ,xrlmgjilsl .- THE GENE THURSBY-MIKE THORNHILL PRODUCTIONS Presents THE SPARTANETTE DRAGNETU Produced by ...,E., Directed by ,.,...,,. - WALARRY WHITE ,LABOB TIPTON Film Adaptation byr, .W ,,,, LEWIS NELSON From a Novel by..--- fThis story was adapted for the screen to give our viewers a peak into the future of the class of 1957. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely intentional. My name . . . GARRY WEBB. I'm a cop. The time Friday, September 12, 1962. 8:05 A.M. I enter the office of Springfield Twp. Academy of Appreciated Arts and Applied Sciences. Academy Dean ROBERT ARBOGAST is waiting. PATTI LESSAK and SUE MEEKINS, absorbed with office duties, nod in my direction. The Dean leads the way into his private office. Then he faces me and says, alt shouldn't be hard. You can find him. I've tried. We've all tried. We've failed. But you can do it. You can find him. It shouldn't be hard for you. I know you can find himf' So it began. The case of the missing V. I. P. Disap- pearance first noted Monday, September 7, 1962. Five days have passed. No leads. Interrogation of witnesses reveals no clues. Leaving the Deanis office, I encounter Secretary MILDRED DAVIS and office boy, BILL HOOVER. They won7t talk! The hall leading tothe Cafeteria is deserted. Suddenly Professor PAT PURSLEY appears. She knows no- thing about the case. I enter the Cafeteria. GAIL MELLINGER and HAROLD MILHOAN, co-owners of the Mmmm Optic Company, are deep in discussion, unaware of the prevailing puzzlement. Question Cafe- teria cooks PEGGY POPE, YVONNE THEODORE, .IEANNE FINLEY, JUDITH WILE, and NANCY SZUTA. No help. I leave the Cafeteria. ., ...-. JOHN ERSLAN ELSIE HEFFERNAN and JUDY HELLER approach. They are working their way through college by ushering in a down-town movie house. They report that they had seen the missing person six days before. This is of little help. I go to the second floor. Sitting in a small room bearing a sign which reads '4Sprag Room , is Editor CAROLYN HORN and copygirls CAROL BAUGHMAN and LE- NORA BENNETT excitedly discussing the disappearance of the popular dark-haired V.I.P. and the Extra that will soon hit the halls. They can, however, offer no information as to his whereabouts. 8:4-5 A.M. People moving about in rash confusion. Elbowing my way through the hall, I ascend the south stairway to the third floor. Lying on the top step, a discarded notebook. I pick it up. On the cover is scribbled the initials B. Hf' Inside, pages of diagrams of team plays. I pocket the notebook. Continuing down the hall, I meet ROBERT VAUGHN, PAUL LANGENEK, and ROBERT MC COY, visiting fire inspectors. They say they are unaware of the dis- appearance, but had noticed something suspicious going on in the Music Department. With this hot tip, I hurry to the lower corridor under the Gym. Heading for the dressing rooms are the Hackinsack Globe Trotters, JOYCE COOPER, DONNA EARLENBAUGH, MAR- THA F ABRY, JO ANN CARVER, and LAVONNE CLIFFORD, who have just arrived for their appearance in an exhibition game assembly for the student body. They have just heard of the mystery and promise to CLASS PROPHECY get in touch with me if they happen to pick up any information. A left turn brings me to the Band Room. Inside pro- fessional twirlers KAREN BRADY, VALERIE DOUG- LAS, JOAN THARP, and ANN DOYLE are giving free instruction to the majorettes who are practicing to the music of Danceland's Downbeat Darlings HAROLD BRIGGS, DELLA GARDUNO, BRUCE MC EWEN, LEROY MARTIN, PATRICIA FLUKE, BARBARA HARTMAN, and DALE SWAN. Apologize for the interruption and proceed to the Vocal Music Room where BETTE VIALL, ELVIE DENNISON, PERRY RAMSEY, GEORGIA VAFIADES, CONNIE ANDERSON, SHER- RY ARCHER, and JUDY ANKENEY are working out their own version of Hound Dogf' Sounds like a howling success. Receive a message from headquarters that a man answer- ing description was seen leaving the school grounds in auto-magnet RONALD GOLEC'S platinum-plated Pontil- lac. Left the building and cruised the area. Stop at EUGENE COCHRAN'S Spartanette where mobile car- hops GLEN EDWARDS, and JERRY MOBLEY race up on their motorbikes, only barely avoiding a collision. I give them the facts. They say a car answering the description had stopped, but left without ordering. They agree it headed South. 12:33 P.M. Return to building. Still no break in the case. Lieutenant JERRY STEWART and Detective PAUL PFLAUM arrive for stake-out. 1:00 P.M. Hear a deafening roar from the Stadium. Find Coach JOE POTH of the Kansas City Cannon Balls introducing the members of his line-up to the crowd. MARVIN TAYLOR, Poth bellows. All right, you guys, let's hear it for the fellasn chorus the teamis cheerleaders, JANET SNYDER, DEANNA SEWELL, and ANN CAMPBELL. TIM LAUBSCHER, TOM RANKIN! Rah rah rah! and a cheer for our missing person. Rah? 1:10 P.M. Return to building for further investigation. A citizens' committee composed of VIRGINIA ENOS, SANDRA HALL, PAUL PROUDFOOT, RICHARD ROBERTS, and GERALD SNYDER had been called i-n. They, too, were unable to help. Continued investigation. 7:00 P.M. Crowd beginning to arrive for game between Kansas City Cannon Ballsi' and Hackinsack Globe Trotters. That Hollywood sensation, Daphne Dimples falias ARMANDE I-IELLERJ arriving with her press agents RICHARD SPIDLE, DONALD SPINKS, and BILL STAFFORD attracting much attention. So are RUTH HENDRICKSON, PAT JOHNSON, and ANN JURKOSHECK, syndicated gossip columists, each ar- riving in pastel MIGS chauffeured by BRIAN OLSON, CLOYD PARSONS, and GERALD SUTTON, respec- tively. Unmindful of the commotion, BARBARA CORBIN, JANICE LAYNE, and DELORIS LANCE continue to sell tickets while JIM JACKSON and TOM YATES operate the turnstile. LINDA ROBINSON, PEGGY CARPER, and KATHERINE ROBINSON are trying to soothe the restless crowd while selling programs. Re- ferees JAMES WHEELER and DENNIS WILSON are in a huddle at the 50-yard line. Tension continuing to mount as the missing V. I. P. still has not appeared. ALMA MC CUNE, DONNA MAGNUS, CAROL MARK- LES, NINA CRAVENS, JOYCE PATTON, LEONA RABER, NINA RIBBLETT, and BONNIE RITZ seated in the reserved section appear very disturbed at the delay. Still missing is the V. I. P. who is to blow up the foot- ball! . Anyone having any information concerning the where- abouts of BOB HENRY, please notify the nearest F.B.I. office or your local police station. People are waiting. The game must go on. The story you have just viewed appears in the files of Official Fantasies and is copyrighted. Associate Producer --,.,-- Production Manager I- Production Assistant .,,. Scriptwriters - - ..,,... Assistant Director L-- Technical Director rr. Photography I ...- Sound ....... .--ferr RICHARD BROWN ,mr DONALD KEITH ---uri CARL GREEN Ure- RICHARD REED DONALD BEKEN ROBERT BURNS H..- GORDON GILBERT ..-rr LARRY PRATHER -.- ...rf JOHN STAMEY rr-- WILLIAM SCHIMP iii gym ,, A 3 First linux: Yvonne Theo- dore. fienrgiu Vafiafles. Jer- rie Hzunsey. Swonrl Row: Har-nlfl Nlillwun. Deanna Se-g well. Thirfl Row: Karen Brady. XLIIQHTPT james. Ar- K V mamle Heller. Milmlrvd Davis, Conlon Gilbert. ! wr-mv Junior Class Officers are: President, Don Henryg Vice-President. Sonja Warreng Secretary, John Morgan: Treasurer, Phil Baker. if 3 wmggig, ii J 5, 'H vi P r f is . CO-STARRING Alexis, Judie Anderson. Cnnwuy Apilz, Cary Armstrong. Larry Austin. .lv Am! Baker. Dixie Q si. X. Q 5 iv 5 K .sf vw. ww-,,. qi: U .A , -fun 'rim ff A Q. .QF mf -K M . A agixiifiiifi 5-A is HN , 'f y e s r , REX Baker, Phillip Bauman. Larry Bittinger, Mary Blevins. .lohn Bond. Shirley Brookover. Pat Burket, Lois Burkel, Louise Carpenter. Mary Cates, Jerry Church. William Conner, Karen Cottle, Ronald Cselle, William Dailey. Phyllis Davidson, M argaret V ' ' 5 1 f ,,.. J 'f Q 5 ,g ..,1, it ,. ' ' i L 'x.. as a f f Davis, ,loe Dawkins. Donald Dayton, Connie Del Savio, Madeline Dies, Donna Dillbeck, Sharon Disque, Wanda Dixon, Joe Dombek, Frank Doyle, Helen Durst, Esther Eagle, Dale Eisentrout, Tom Falcone, Judy Fischer, Leonard Fluharty, Joy' Ford, Margaret Ford, Phyllis Forsythe, Donna Gilbert, Dona Glinsky, Gerald Grafton, Patricia Grant, Bill Griffin, Doris Haidet, Virginia Hall, David Harris, James Hartman, Jack Heller, John Henry, Don Hohlbaugh, David Hoover, Donald Hosey, Kenneth Igleheart, Lloyd Jenkins, Kay Jewell, Gerald Jones, Betty Ann Joyner, Jack Keith, Greta Kennedy, Judith Keller, David Kinsey, Clara Leosatos, Nick Lozier, Rosemarie Ludwig, Ralph Martin, Carolyn Mayfield, Margaret McCaslin, Lela McCracken, Sandra Meller, Marilyn Milhoan, Gene Milhoan, Joy Mondello, Phil Montisano, Jo Ann Morgan, John Morgan, Richard H ' ' ,,, 1 :f.,f ' may H fi-P' L 1 Bbw air 1 tif , , J' xiii SPT ' 15.35-1SKgf xr 1:1112 ' K Q? W, ik at i ' 9' ai - - 2.-1 f 52. 1 iv 4 .f. 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Morrison, Don Musgrave, Frank Nagy, Edwin Nelson, Arline Neubert, Judith Nice, Darrell Nicklas, David Oswald, Orwin Pander, Clarence Patterson, Caroline Peel, Bill Pense, James Perkins, Lolita Pitz, Paula Plaster, Patty Pounders, Elva Presley, Bob Pressler. Roger Pry, Anita Pursley, Edna Putnam, Alice Putnam, Roger Quick, Bud Radcliff. Barbara Rafferty. Roger Ray, Roy Reeder, .loyce Reid, Jean Reichart, Betty Reyda, Joan Riblett, Wayne Rittenour, Janice Romine, Lola Rossiter, Carol Rowles, Judy Royer. Barbara Ruffaner, Christine Sample, Carlyn Sayre, Gloria Schieber, Ronald Schoolcraft, Ben Shepler, Patricia Shilling, Gary Sims, Wallace Slevin, Geraldine Smith, Cynthia Smith, Mark Snider, Dale Snoderly, Jo Ann Snyder, Joni Solowy, Bette Spidle, Eileen Staib, Patricia Steiner, Jerry . .V XF a X 9 35? .fag 'A if? I Q, ' 'W 652, A L If Q, ,,. f fa, . WJ by FEATURING 6 Q Sophomore Class Officers are: President, Paul St. lflairg Vice-Presidc-'nt. Steve Maveg Secretary. Sandra Romog Treasurer, Pauline Merritt. X4 is U rl' Q.. 23 .35 x W r 'VA vw S L r 44 K S 5 its K l if at 352 if 0255 5 4 . A s n . it i mil? wmv? Abbott. Clara Abney. ,loyre Allen. .lean Anderson. Ravhell Austin. Robert Baker. David Ballard. Marvin Barnette. Joe Bauer. ,lanet Baum. Robert Beal. Neal Beason, Lena Behanna. Gordon Belcen, Ronald Bevington, Phil Bittinger. Lois Blakeman. Donna Blevins, Cary l Boltz. Don Bolyard. Dorsey Boston. Russell 'qw Q 1,3 'NK K vw 3 ww.. Q v lx Boyle. Holter! Briggs. Eleanor Briggs, john Brown, James Bryant, Jack Buchtel, Lenley Burgess, Josephine Carper, Ronald Carpenter, Robert Carroll, Donna Catlett, Bill Church, Peggy Clementz, Dale Clifford, Patricia Cooper, Carole Cooper, Shirley Copley, Richard Cramer, Ed Crooks, Betty Cross, Bill Cumherledge, Martha Dean, Raleigh Detwiler, Patricia Dexter, Marshall Dillon, Judy Dillon, Robert Dodrill, Emily Doyle, David Drayer, Roger Duncan, John Ehret, Ronald Eisenzimmer, Nancy Ellerhruch, Donna Emery, Carl Esler, Stewart Fabrey, Eddie Fillian, James Flight, Irvin Flight, Milford Flint, Glenda Flint, Janet Fluharty, Doris Fowler, Paul Fultz, Carrell Funk, Thomas Gay, Anthony Glover, William Gloyd, Linda Gougler, Marlene Grable, Luke Gray, Charlotte Green, .lean Greenlese, Sherie Grisez, Ronnie Griffin, Shirley Grimm, Carolyn Grow, Benjamin iw s 1 xo rg, 2,11 9' Q i?l?:2f?iffi '5 -as 1 ff, - - ef.. - gf tfziifg' '-: .. sa: . i often' - ,M . J, .e , , .4 ,, ,. 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Glenn Barron, Ronnie Beal, Terry Bell, Fred Bell, Sybil Bennett, Dennis Black, Nancy Bland, May Bliler, Ruth Boggs, Bonnie Boggs, Elizabeth Bolyard, Donnie Boring, Allen Bourn, Sandra Bragg, Harold Brannon, Paul Brown, Darlene Brown, Edna Brown, Peggy Buckner, Rita Byers, Dianne Cain, Jerry Campfield, Tim Canter, Judy Carney, Lynn Carr, Brenda Carver, Judy Castello, Judy Cernavo, Paul Childs, Jon Church, Dianne Cieutat, Joyce Clayton, Michael Cliver, Lana Cohle, William Cole, Eddie Conner, Cecil Conner, Ronnie Conrad, .lean Coontz, Ona Crites, Carol Cross, James Cross, John Cummons, Carol Dahel, Deanna Darrah, James Davis, Judy Dean, Robert Depizzol, Barhar Detwiler, Dan Dies, Ronald Drennen, Joann Drummond, James Drummond, Russell Durman, Sandra Dykes, Peggy Earlenhaugh, Erma Edwards, Paul Ellis, Alberta Emerson, June Eutsey, Carl we ' Q . .A . Q1 ZH , ' 5 5 J iari 1 . ,, f.,, , .,.-. . 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Patricia Garduno, Patricia Glass, Kenneth Godbey, Sherry Goodrich, Cheryl Grafton, Clark Grant, Dio Greifzu, Barbara Griffin, Carol Griffin, William Gruic, Hershall Gulley, Cornelia Haft, Nancy Hale, Marjorie Halman, Beverly Halman, Don Halman, Jerry Harold, Jerry Harper, Richard Harper, Sandra Harris, George Hartman, Kay Hathaway, Patty Hathcox, Sharon Hawkins, Eugene Hayes, Bill Heisa, Linda Heller, Patricia Hertzog, David Heskett, Vaugn Heston, Judy Hill, Ronald Hillis, Billetta Hixson, Barry Hilsox, Bill Holmes, Mary Holt, Richard Hoover, Betty Hoover, Rex Hone, Cheryl Horvath, J oe Houseman Lois . :P ,.,., X6 ' Howard, Willie Hull, Cary Hunt, Del Hurst, Martha lgleheart, Louis Jackson, Robert James, Carol James, Sue Jenkins, Carol J enkins, Nancy Johns, Wilda J ohnson, Geraldine Johnson, Martha Johnson, Wilma Jones, Diane Jones, John Justice, Ronald Kapity, Don Karnuth, Del Keister, Judith Kelly, Marjorie Kerr, lvan Knight, Cindy Knotts, Judith Kreighbaum, Diane Kulic, Janet Lambert, Judy Lambright, Larry Lange, Jackie Laubscher, Richard Lehman, William Lewis, Sherrill Lichtenberger, William Limburg, Joan Liston, Dennis Lohr, Richard Lorah, Jacqueline Magnus, Bonnie Manthe, William Martin, Arthur Martin, Loyd Martin, Paul Martin, Mary Mayreis, Fred McBee, Eleanor McFarland, Don Means, Ernest Milhoan, Darlene Miller, George Miller, John Miller, Nancy Miller. Warren Mills, Sally Mitchell, Elmira Montisano, John an . : - my 154 5 I 'Vt 5 1 fl- Q, A 4? Shaver, Janet Shrock, Ruby Slevin, Sue Sloan, Doyle Smallwood, Edgar Smart, Sharon Smith, Charles Smith, Marcia Spears, Everette Spence, Robert Spencer, Beverly Stanley, Ellistine Stewart, Eddie Summerford, Patricia Swafford, Tim Swartz, Carolyn Syx, Roger Szaraz, Sandra Tabor, Drexel Taylor, Richard Thompson, Jasper Tuinlin, Yvonne Ulbrich, Shirley Underwood, Harvey Underwood, John Van Scyoc, Clark Voytko, Ruth Walkley, Kenneth Ward, James Ward, Linda Warder, Danny Warman, Rita Warner, Marilyn Weaver, Bonnie Webb, Carl Weekley, Jane Weiss, Linda Welsh, Richard Wemer, Bob West, Larry Westfall, Loretta Wharton, Susan White, Judith Whited, Rita Wilkinson, Vickie Williams, David, Willison, Caren Wilson, Frank Wilson, Mary Wise, Edwin Withrow, Christina Witwer, Nancy Woodhall, Harold Wright, Ray I . ,., 14 1 A . 33,1 ..,. I if , 222 . : i K Vgkh , Xi, Q T. , U ,,, ,. , X 9 s , we I Jrki, K K V WVR K, , . L, se.-am 111: iw, -11. f ,,s,y5,,,,,gi f ff-:..,,,,.,f-3,1-i ws, :e,,,, . , ,,,,J,,.,, H .. :awf,Ei7Sl fnarwzgf -gy N.. a Q ,K kk W, .,,., H f ff z .iw -V ' H K . 5, if E E C 2? . - ,Q ' ,cg-U .f 'ts' f ' J 2 Z J f X x ,gifs .-, , M., .,. ,. Y 5 ,,,qtA,5 ,K 5, , . i ,,., - .7 , 1 .W e t . ,, is ,W - ,,,, ,,, ,.5,,, rw ,,,. V, A f QS' 'el K ,W feat 6 E M R 3 La 5 5 Q , t fr fit , ,a5,,5:,.,2v:'f . , ,V ,,, W in Z 'ir 1' ' V ,N 2 59 :ff .i ' f -, may -'15 Yfpgzwr, 32 --..,,,4q ,,,xJ,,i5,: ax Fx Xxx X0 The High School Band is comprised of students from all four grades. Football games and concerts are the major part of the Bund's schedule. The Turkey Festival and the Spring Concert highlight the concert season. Maiorettes are Pat Wilcox, Karen Brady, .loan Tharp, Head Majorette Pat Brookover, A n n Doyle, Valerie Douglas, and Mari- lyn Tressel. Officers of the Band are Bruce McEwen. President: ane Ingram. Vive-Presiclent:Joyce Cooper. Seeretary: Leroy Martin. Treasurer: Carolyn Horn. Social Chairman. The Band is directed liy Dale Stanford. The Pep Band plays for pep as- semlmlies and home basketball gr a In e s. Members i n e l u Cl e Front Hour: Mari- lyn Tressel, Pat Mc:- Ewen. C a r o ly n Grimm. Dale Hunt, ,Ioyce Cooper. and Leroy Martin: Sec- ond Row: Carolyn Horn. Anita Pry. Kay jenkins. Bill Grant. Don Stewart, and Jerry C a t e s. B a c k Row: Joe Taylor, Norma ,lean Ott. Carl E m e r y, and Jane Ingram. 1. 6 Membership in Gil'iS' CI'lOl'US is open to any girl in high school who enjoys singing and is interested in belonging to the group. M e m b e r s h i p in the 90-voice Mixed chOl'US, under the direction of Mr. Neil Davis. is attained by try-out auditions and is open to any music student in the llth or 12th grade who is able to qualify. Participation in distrirt contests and exvhange Concerts with other high scliunls. as well as perfur- mances fur educational aml vixic organizations. and among the groupis many avtivitif-S. Tim Laubscher is Prvsiflviitz Bette Viall. Sec- retary: and Sandra Hall. Tre-zlsurer. The Freshman-Sophomore Girls' ChOl'US svrvcs as a training group for tht younger girls in high sf-lmnl who are- ilitvri-ste-cl in attaining nivmlwrsliip in um- ul the- pe-rfm'lniw groups of the Music Dvpartlm-nt. u I' Ann Campbell. lleamia Sewell. Bette Viall, and .lerrie Ramsey eoniprise the Gil'IS' Quartet. Specializing in nov- elty numliers. llle girls are olten invited to perform for loval Clllll'Cll antl Civic groups. Musit' pertorniecl Ivy tlieM3dl'i- gal Singers is vomposetl witli counterpoint and formal liarniony set to a pastoral lyric in live or six fat' , fe The Gil'ISl Sexfet is comprised o Janet Snyder. Jeanne' Finley, Karer Brady, Marilyn Mellor, Lela lVl1'Caslin and Judy Dillon. Also specializing il novelty numbers. this group. too. appears before local Church and civic groups. Making up the Boys' El1S6l11bIi are Wallyf Sinnns. Don Nlorrison, Charle Walker, Karol Fultz. Dave Lipsr-omlm. Dav Holillnaugli. Holm Stringer. and Bill Grant Highlighting their atftixities. was a tele visefl presentation of tlieir appearance a Altron's annual Linvoln Day Dinner a the Sheraton-May flower Hotel. 113115. X i I - -is ' fi so .-. - Q ' 1 , yiiii. .- - 'i f t. i ff.. S xx A S P R I N Gr F I E L D B, E D A N D Ur R. A Y V Vol. X1ZfVwf'fKni MWMS'gif'WHHfQfffeQif1M?f:5fww?XShipAffiigh fSchcso1fNKEf'csx1jgf:MCiifgfWdW5eptemmwQ'A 23. 193 j i L 2 A .,A ,,W, .,-....,M,.,,....,....,,, ., M W, ,,,,..,..- Drive for '56-57 Extends 'l'hroug'h October 16 - - 2 Oil OT D702 Cl GS ampcugn 9 Cl 3 600 subscriptions to the 1W.n6f5T throughout me drive, QA have an 0ppm'turni ty to sxmsc '--' f Spragi This is the goal set by The regular subscription rate an the time Qi the high sc gg ' A ! the members oi the new staff io siudemis is T5 'cents for issues Qampaign, However thmerewi x L Q, ,i who, with this first issue Qi the once a mrmth ircrm Sfflpwfrihef no specisd drive in their if 141 Q fl ,ig paper, ming greetings to every thpou gn May. To alumni and ingx m ' fi student? and teacher oi the other patxtxms of the eckmnl an Any mgt minutg dggieggllg Q , schocbl, Gpenirxg now, the cam- additional M ' Cmnt m a ll 1 11 8 drive will be anucmrvced ova LQ paign will cominuefxhrough Twes- charge is necessary, mazkggg the Smooys Wbyic addmgs gy ' , rw: 16. ' cost per subscription 951. . A poster gn the main eo 'z 'N will 'Then U10 me three Students and bulletins. to the home ' ' 'ha M09 SUN'-aiiitkf will keep everyone intern A MYNETCSS of the camp ...ar4-N Mb Uusu. - .,- . reading, bowling, mm msg ccmseeuwief gvm D election A s. I0 . er Qnsxkaggeu S M MM Sf, a W , to he back. He studied at s0pm mor ' 1iB'stamg3 N-MM 'ff' LQMWVW 'mf - St A t e and Pemum 1 30620 ici' me sa-rgblna uma wh ef L 6 paws, Min-oy 593. R05 an State universities, Also he stalwart is M 6 fiiisbmgfugn' Joan Tharp 095 Md Sawyerwoml 439 m 1-we years in me mtantry. ' Gb bmnga to m'a'.f ' 9' l Wml has 351 'Wong ' W lor Sewice, Varsity and To A44 Congfegg fgenway 59,091 Ms H mominued on 'Pa mm iwm mme.-d CHOYQZS, when asked about F 3 1 Th ur were tion mere are amen 'Medi 1 mf wafggiilk ffimiiiai Laguna we me WM 5 5 ' 1 1 mx wa . pf! gggf t , mst before she got settled. Home ,tai high Echo, kggnffczflj 4 1 ' was 8 deiegate to me many' 33.6 ireshmen, W I i 'TG Boost ami Su ,Q gm annual 444 Club congrgsi ,162 iumors and 133 mwghg gm Published mamma, 1, Wort 6 ag 'C?t1E',wSt ate university were are lout and Y me Jwmalism class og tm? W ' , mms, meeting mth K K 4,..,...a1im41 EIQYELEGH may Hamvmom N' 1-if We Central e 'O12r G been sie Spfihgfield twmsmp had A bmi sc . 8051018 , Janice Lgym K Q up . Ln has f pic for a panel Q 1 .e Cerirral - Spri Edit 2 TM Btu! mating set for Th Amo? Mitcham , ct. 11. The 'meetf MB Edkor Cwvigm my Janna' ' Audrey Wesgggn M , the . A I V J 5119: , . M0HH8an:aagZtG3fpeU1q'. Janes J , Qrhiinf mr h ? 1NI2na Cr -Ingrsm, Q Sqgqm 'M liter, Geri . 05m V:MrS. 'I?11i1iP Ehe cuiatiffn manga MQW? Hoiier ianezoprfmt, 1323232 B91-gum' md if C Mmm Adema c . m,m,m' Hema, Rofiah. Maxim warifiwe Mewmv wi fxrierrfhers ot the sports and Advenwnl mmm Rwixuorn Emerg, fm Sway Baum, Jidy ,,,,,,B -in , . J Gary W 5 ft rn, Jug. the Q Tlfpinl ' 'mu 3'lViA, 1 Rnhart Thugs I Ziintle, Sharma Marana: Kuiic, qfmtlm Kama t ev1n,Mu,ywm mnmswmn, Vw nhwnnam. inn m.,. UA lg ,... H...--v-n.........,. 14-snr...-.- 011.-.... ,., nun:-. .- --dung as- . N ---nu. an Q , ,.,viI. A - , g -mfiir ' 2- QW' Pm . Xyqzgl 3: r K Q, 2. Mg-. nk A' sa, ggi fm, ,ff 5 Election into N8- tional Honor Socie- ty is the highest honor a high school student may attain. An over-all scholastic average of 88255, is necessary for a studentis name to be placed on an eligibility list which is submitted to the faculty for considera- tion- On the basis of char- acter, leadership, service and scholarship no more than 577 of the junior class and l5'k of the senior class may be se- lected for membership. Donald Keith is presi- Jenl, Pat Pursley, vice- presidentg Janet Snyder, secretary, and Bette Viall, treasurer. Each grade in thc high school is represented on Sfudenl' Cguncil The Council is pri- marily concerned with school re- lations and school improvement and has, as its special project, the operation of the concession stand at all home basketball games. Witli last yearls profits, members selected and purchased pictures for each room in the new 12- classroom addition. Officers this year are presirfenl, Jim Selvia: vice-presidenl, Don Stewart: secretary. S u z a n n e Meekinsg treasurer. Uixie Baker. The purpose of the S6l1i0l' Service is to create and fvxtenrl throughout the school and the com- munity the high standards of Christian character and Christian fellowship. Among the officers are: ,lim Selvia, Presidentg Lloyfl lglehc-art. Vice-Pre-sidentg Bob Arbogast, Secretary- Treasurer: and Mike Wbyrick. Chaplain. The JUni0l' S8I'ViC6 striws to promoti- clean speech. clean athletics. clean sportsmansliip. aml clean living. Bill Selvia is Presiclvnt: John llc-flefrnan. Vli'l'-l,l'l'Sl- clentg Earl Swan, Secretary -Tr'vasLl1'1-l': and Larry Roycr. Chaplain. C3 'W . if , 5 x 'il' M. S Q ,W fn , 4, X 'V' 'Q' . 2 210- R i t AA ft The members of V8I'Sify S are student players and managers who have received at least one varsity letter. The ollieers are President. Gary Welmlnx Vice- President. Robert Mitchellg Secretary. Conway Ander- song Treasurer, ,lim Justice. Membership in H3I'OI11aI'lO is open to all sopho- more. junior. ancl senior girls who have attained a scholastic average of 8522 in five subjects or ll7lQW in four subjects. High scholarship. gooml fellowship, and good, clean morals are encouragetl hy this club. Valerie Douglas is President of this group with ,lerrie Ramsey, Vice-Presidentg Betty Ann Jones. Secre- taryg and Patsy Brookover, Treasurer. 1 Future Teachers of America is open to all Students intvrvstctl in lCilt'lliIlg as ll t'ilI't'l'l'. lfnrli year the IIlt'Il1lH1l'S have an opportunity lu visit :nn teach clusscs in thc various grnmlv svliuuls in thu- tmxn ship. ln this way. they finml nut wht-tha-r or nut the-5 like to work with t'lltlflI'0Il. Phyllis Ford is l 1'c'si1lf'l1t. with ,Ivy l7lnhzn'ty. Vivo The Purplml uf thc Future Homemakers of President: Margnrvt Ford. Sm-rvturyz and Dona Cillwrt AlTleI'iCa is lu further the int-inlwrsi llllt?l't'Sl in tht- art Treasurer' of huniemaking. Pat Purslvy is l'rr-sirlvnl: Gail Mel- lingvr. Vice-Presirleiitz Yumm- 'lillt'Ufl4J1'C. St'1'I'0lEll'yZ Peggy Pope, 'lll'CtlSlll'kiI'Q and Elvin Dennison, Historian. A Y W .L - ds' ,sim 9? J is Q. E A f ,-. The purpose ol Thes- Pi8l1S, national society for high school drmmxtisls. is to create L1 Illtlft' uvtive and in- telligent interest in high school draniatics. Qualifications for mem- lwrship are hast-d upon a point system. The Dl'aITlafiC was organized to further the interest of students in dramatics hy providing them with the experience of both direvling and am-ting in student productions. Lela lVIcCaslin is Presidentg Marilyn Meller, Vice-President: Kenny llosey, Secretaryg Connie Dayton, Treasurerg and Charlie Walker. Recorder. 5 'Q K X 3 H Q S 5 L A r 2. K wmg W W s we 'N X Q , i , 7' . , .. ..,, .. v . gps M 1 9 Q Q K-I ,M . F.. R f A3 if -1 L - I qi? XS ' my mnmviw ME, of ,tis . Akx 5 14 -2 4. Q0 .4..g......x K f 'QS-win j-lx x ' ., is is 7 1 ,wx ' 4 Ia- JMS A , The Girls' Athletic Association is inter- ffstefl in promoting a spirit of sporlsniansliip and good lfllloixsliip as will as an interest in allllvtics. Joyce c:U1JlN'l' is ljrc-sidvnt. witli Louise Burkvt as Vicze-Prvsiclmitz lloroiliy Walla1z'm-. Sec'1'vta1'y: and Lois Burket. Treasurer. iii Membership in the Camera is open to all students interested in photography. Tom Eisentrout is President: Carolyn Horn. Vice- Presiclentg Anita Pty, Secretary: and Pat Johnson. Treas- I.lI'Gl'. 2 WQQ5 .-an., --g., Th C0-OP training prugrarn. under the Sllllt'I'XiSi4DlI of Mr. K. U. Myf-rs. C is UIIFII io all Sf'lli0I'S who are all lmlst 16 f't,'ill'F of ags-. PI'UYillillg prarvti1'al V0l'ZIli0llilI illSlI'LIt'li0ll and t'XlN l'iK'lll'l' in rm-tail and ulmlv- Salv jobs. Hath student musl xwurl-g at lvasl 15 ll0Lll'S Iwi' ucvk. xsllilz- utlc-mling lun classes in Sales and Mf'l'l5lllllltIiFil1Q.Q pc-r clay. in aeldilimx lu ulhe-r re-qllira-ml high school work. Officers of CO-OP are Harfllfl Briggs- president: Elbert Holloway. mire- Mlkv lwhornhlll was hugh Silli'Sl'IlilIl fm preqident. and Loh Knappf,nh4,r,,9r Sec, the class lll tIll'lI' iilIXt'I-llSlIli1 sales 1-mn L , 1 ' g-4 e - l . ' palgn. prof-meals of ulnvh pany one--half tlu cost of the Spurlanu. remry-Lreasllrer. is-,f Xt. l H A N D Y Office A55i5I'an1'5 Jeanne Finley. Jerrie Ramsey, Sue Meekins. Joy Mil- hoan, Judith Wile. Marilyn Tressel. Arrnande Heller. Faye Smith, Nina Rihlett. and Patti Lcssak gain practical office experience hy assisting Mrs. Dorothy Sharp with the many routine tasks encountered in the running of our high school office. The Student Librarians HS- sist Miss Grace DeWitt with the mainten- ance. distribution. and shelving of the more than eight thousand hooks and ma- gazines contained in our high school li- brary. H Our Student Proiection- E ists, under the supervision of Mr. Willis Kurtz, assist through- L out the year in operating the P scho0l's projectors. giving up their study halls to show films for E various classes. R A XS X X Op V 1 QQ? ., , X A SPARTANA QUEEN DEANNA SEWELL Patti Lessak aren Brady Sherrie Archer Bette ViaH x Janet Snyder ,ef 1 .4 Jhn Justice Bob Henry Tim Laubscher Jim Poth Jhn Selvia , 5 Mm its HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN BOB HENRY VALERIE DOUGLAS 3 ...ws .fx 'STL ,,, 5 'li , Q 4715 2? V if if .bww reg 4 S . x Q SENIOR DANCE KING AND QUEEN JIM JACKSON ANN CAMPBELL 1906 JUNIOR DANCE KING AND QUEEN DAVID WARDER PAT WILCOX 1 -1 ii 1-6 ,X-' SWEETHEART QUEEN MARILYN TRESS EL F E B R U A R Y I 6 I 9 5 CGTTON SWING QUEEN JANET SNYDER , - ,, ld!! 1 f XT? x , V, ,L :yes ni' .N f gsm JK as V ,,,.f,,4-A ' , x 'xv i - A LKN ,li If I: QL,-Ji ,J A . Q l Q . ,Q . 1 wif ,aww ,. ww ' V 'f Q. vu kg ., W 5 Mm ' 4 -iw f - I my X x .HY!Q,.A Y' Nw. WW? Qkgw Nike W WU w 'K K 1 N. K X l an ,W gs Y Y QV v ., .Y ,,,1N.NiA Y my 3 M, xwt 3 s X ? va ,,..,, ,Ji - ky'. Nz MQ ik 'P A r trt 5 P P S it Va rslty Team Scores l 2: We They Tnleflo Scott 0 - 33 fl B Kent Roosevelt 13 - 27 ' Coventry 6 - 14 ' Stow 51 - 19 Vlfarlsworth 25 - 28 S Ellet 7 Y Norton 38 ' ' Tallnlaclgre 38 S: League C ames CUACHES, Butch Daum. Russ Pastuck, Marvin Taylor and Bob Henry were se- ancl Harold Yoak lectecl by their teammates to serve as C0-CAPTAINS of the 1956 varsity squad 5 t free 5 l e 5 5 2 ii Q-A Q E Everybody Yell! 6 team looks worried. All ends well .7 Spring ielzl Norton Mitchell breaks loow The Var5il'Y Basketball Team includes kneeling, left to right: Don Henry, Dave Warder, Tim Laubscher, Marvin Taylor. Ed Mitchell, Ronnie Ehret managerg and standing: Coach Mel Bogard, Robert Mitchell, David Keller, Wally Simms, Tom Yates, Wyatt Webb, and Cary Apitz. Leading the 1-roml in lively vheers are Varsity Cheerleaders Dee Se-well. Bc-tty Ann Jones. Janet Snyder. Lela Mc:Caslin, and Marilyn Meller- WE 30 55 68 66 59 60 30 57 50 48 72 67 5 4 52 6U ALO 32 66 Varsity Scoreboard OPPONENT Barberton Central Stow Ellet Wadsworth Norton Alumni Tallmadge Kent Roosevelt Coventry Stow Coventry Kenmore Wadsworth Norton T allmad ge Kent Roosevelt Ellet Lezigllye Carnes THEY 55 64 48 60 O7 56 33 69 63 70 41 70 03 50 55 56 60 67 -fm:-5 5 fx Q ' 1 2 : 11 1-'Q 'f aes? N. 5 ' N5 Lf ff ,S Y A x ' H if 4 Q 4,1 N , S 2 -A -,yew-, 1, .. 6' ' f ,. Q 3 gl X WA Q X ' my Ny L M, - Q: A V 1 1: ,,.. W'W?Q?lfL K ki--i T? ' Wy- fi , fri' 'T , ,L,, ftkf 15 f V W: sip I Q, QM M YN , , an A I ' ,, ' ,EM5 , . . - Si? S5 2 N, , QR , S if? K+ W K K Q, S 5 X 4 x, ' M f , Q WG Q 3 X A ' ' Q6 .,. K ik mi 1 inf Y SV? 'Y YL 3 x Hg4sxf, F x 3x3 3 Q I X ,M as . x if W P' Q 5 .s ' 'T v. s -,, i as ..,, :-','2f':',: Qs-. '. x ,,. llsxfiy, .4 , Q 4 ' 8? f , 9' ws Q1 4 3 ' v' Yx A K D ,, ki ,MM 71fiWff.211mw: Lamp nu . Ju, 1 W., .,.. ,K .. , 5 , .,.. v A K W K if . jr , f kk V 4, , J W. ' ffli jil- f L w H i 1 ,. H 5 V , ' f Q' .. . i V Q 4 . 1 - , , .2 - f - w av -A . . :ri zi Z' 5 ' F, I ' , Q4 N. J f 5.f,.- 54 XT' . ' - 'fa I 5 . 5 ,L - f , -1 s -9 Mm., , -1-...f ,Q --' . H M, K --'if 1 . ,,..,.......f- Y fy , ' -V . 5 aw W' E Q, ..,:. Q A I . ,f' iw , Q 3,9 fr ,I V' :W ., , , v 2 Q, ' - 2 A QI 'E .f K M Xxx ' , , fi' H--MW fix -Q-.....-- Q'-YW' :z ,... H' :Ji 5 ki w--.....,..W.-f ' M 9 ,. fx .. F - A fi ' -W4-'- '1T 'm,, N- W x ff if H . Q kv -'-'?.. ,,L-J I fag 'f A M dy ' 1 'f W, .. A Fi fggiifi V- fl -:ng 3' S' , . .,., . ', 75539 I EFL TNA -lsile-f:, la. V. ,, . ,Ky ly-yi-.,1-1',g I ,, 22 'wr Q Q PFW IL gt if .4 I 11' fre' f :Q 4, ' 'S' pf E 'I HX I 6- Forming the nuvlvous of the 1957 Baseball team will lwe returning letter- men Bob Henry. Don Henry, Ronnie Elxret, and Gerald Clinsky. Mr. Campbell of Central Elementary is coach, The three returning letlvrnzerr of the '57 Track team an- Conway Anderson. Mark Smith. and llalc Snimlc-r. 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Heavy Duty floor and hand Polishers-Rug Cleaning Equipment-Asphalt, Plastic Tile and Asbestos Shingle Cutters. Play Ground Equipment, Swimming Pools 81 Supplies W. S. CABLE 3144 Hayne Road OX 9-2413 Akron 12, Ohio Your Flowers Receive our Personal Attention Diamonds - Watches - Clocks - Jewelry Backed by a man of 46 years' experience A. ALLYN 593 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio The Longest Established Merchant in Ellet With 34 Years' Service , u ROSS TRAILER SALES Quality Mobile Homes 1032 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio ST. 4-1020 V. F. PARKS GARAGE Atlantic Service 2472 Canton Road OX 9-3515 ECONOMY FEED 81 SUPPLY Points - Hardware - Builder's Supplies -- Seeds - Fertilizers OXford 9-2818 2493 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio ATLAS RADIO 81 TV 71 S. Case Avenue FR. 6-3758 Akron 5, Ohio Everything for your home repair and decorating PETIT ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING 286 Cleveland Avenue Mogadore, Ohio MA. 8-3133 PHILLIPS MACHINE 81 TOOL COMPANY THE COFFEE SHOP Lakemore, Ohio Die Stamping and Novelties BELLA CLEANERS ST. 4-2219 1419 Canton Rd. Prompt Service - Expert Repairs ST 4-9122 2487 Triplett Blvd. Owned and Operated - A, Ripley AIRPORT FLORISTS Complete Floral Service Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Delivery to Akron and Suburbs 1939 Springfield Center Road ST. 4-3115 ACME ASH SERVICE Prompt Dependable PR. 3-5111 Service for Residence Business Commercial x J Compliments of CHURCH COAL CO. JOSEPH CHURCH, Owner Your Neighborhood Coal DeaIer 438 Tripleli' Blvd. RE. 3-2233 HOPKINS FUNERAL HOME 547 Canton Rd. Akron lElIetI 34 S. Cleveland Ave. Mogadore, Ohio ST 4-4810 Homes Air Conditioned JEAN'S DRIVE INN Featuring: Jean's Twin Burgers Delicious Thick Milk Shakes Chicken In The Basket Hamburgs - French Fries All Kinds of Fountain Drinks 916 camn Road Akron 12, Ohio ST 4-0381 Ruby J. Jodon, Mgr. ,- H 1 ' rs- S A X EAST AKRON INSURANCE I , AGENCY 7 L ,QI Roller Skating E' A' WUSMIIMSL D I I ,A 32 Years Sewing The People of SPRINGFIELD LAKE ROLLER RINK Nightly Except Monday or Tuesday Saturday and Sunday Matinee l:30 to 4:00 p.m. Children Under 9 - 25c Over - 35C Wednesday and Friday are Blue Jean Nites - Monday and Tuesday are Special Party Nites Call ST 4-9474 Summit County INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 915 E. Market Akron 5, Ohio PO 2-7685 RUSOV'S IGA FOODLINER 'l6'I'I Massillon Road Akron 12, Ohio i .',. sifiag 1'-' g ' q. . RE PPKHX' t0ot5eman E' ffl- N at A , PRICE BROTHERS 'f l Pie .s .fsigjwsi-tm R R HARDWARE F as W -RRR? LQ. 2 -- . ' ' v 1 ' 1 ' W ' if V 1' ' t swam,-ws gg. -f ' '-'sg-i N a 3 ,,., ' ' -t ,ti it A l 1 p and in our field we, too, are SPECIALISTS To do one thing-and do it supremely well- that is the art of specialization. Our special- ty is the compounding of prescriptions. We invite you to try us next time you have one of those precious bits of paper from your Doctor. You'll find our service excellent and our prices uniformly fair. - Prescription Specialists - Bryants' Hy Pure Drug Store 652 Canton Road Phone ST 4-5210 Akron, Ohio Pipes 8. Pipe Fittings Pittsburgh Paints ST 4-6980 H55 Canton Road ELLET BLOCK COMPANY Manufacturers of Slag and Concrete Blocks Dealers in Sand - Gravel - Cement Office and Plant - 2474 Triplett Blvd. Phone ST 4-l 278 FOSTER FLORISTS 1870 Springfield Lake Blvd. Where Our Customers Send Their Friends ST 4-1737 We Deliver and Telegraph MASSILLON ROAD CLEANERS 1555 Massillon Road ST 4-6810 REPAIRS ALTERATIONS Compliments of THE IMOGADORESNWNGS BANK MA 8-2633 Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans Auto Loans Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp I DR. SIDNEY ROTH OPTOMETRIST 531 Canton Rd. STadium 7885 AIRPORT LUMBER LAWSON MILK Phone MI 4-9030 USED LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL 2443 Massillon Road 1991 Springfield Lake Blvd. Next to Gala Drive-In on Route No. 224 Phone RE 3-3465 , I CLIFF'S BARBER SHOP Open 9:00 - 6:00 Closed All Day Wednesday ocated In Sohio Service Station Building Sawyerwood, Ohio MOGADORE HARDWARE COMPANY 3929 Mogadore Road Mogadore, O. A Modern Line of General Hardware MC DANIEL'S SUNOCO SERVICE S.E. Corner of Waterloo and Hilbish Gasoline, Lubrication, Cor Washing, Road Service Emery McDaniel, Proprietor AIRPORT AUTO PARTS CO. Automotive Products New - Used - Rebuilt Parts For All Cars 1493 Triplett Blvd. Akron, Ohio RE 3-2254 SPARTANETTE DRIVE - IN 1293 Canton Road Fountain Service 8- Sandwiches Chick and Marion Schroeder PHII.'S FRESH MEATS At Prices You Can Meet 1000 Canton Rd. ST 4-0131 KRUMROY MARKET Neighborhood Headquarters for Sohio Products Groceries, Meats, Cigarettes Ice and Ice Cream Corner S. Arlington and Krumroy Rd. PR 3-4313 I Compliments MAsslLL of CN ROAD cArEs GROCERY A Friendly Plage To Buy RADIO 81 TELEVISION Sales 8. Service --- l600 Massillon Road RE 3-5495 Akron l2, Ohio Compliments Of Leo M k. DOT'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ee 'ns sr 4-4565 645 cum.. Road ROY HOSEY Trucking and Excavating Bulldozing - Top Soil - Sand -- Gravel I527 Krumroy Road ST 4-4230 I1 I I ' Ll an Jewelers I Eastgate 85 S. Main St. 530 Canton Rd 5 I B 8. E GROCERY - 'I564 Massillon Road ST 4-0263 QUALITY Mens, snocemss, I FROZEN FOODS, ICE CREAM Utility Bills Paid Here ' AKRON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 2748 E. Waterloo Road Akr0r1 I2, 0hi0 R. C. Nevling I I HASSEL GROCERY L ' P d t GROCERIES ?wM,E'4:TSui USIVSISS CHEESE TRAIL BOLOGNA 3437 E. Woterioo Road 1602 Massillon Road MA 8-llll Akron I2, Ohio Compliments of Truck Bodies 81 Trucks Built, JACKIS BARBER SHOP Repoired 81 Pointed 1555 Massilon Road I .Q Q ff 5 we Ag Mi Q M ' 'Q Vi if Q nn' 'ff Y K - F Q Congratulations To the 1957 Graduation Class From PECK'S STUDIO Akronfs Leading Photographers for 65 years Official l957 Class Photographer Peck's Specializing in Wedding Studio 84 Candids Senior Photographs Babies' Photographs Commercial Photographs Member of The Photographers Association of America, lnc. Ohio Professional Photographers Akron 8, Ohio Blackstone 3-56l3 HARRY A. TRESSEL 81 SON House Movers . Raising and Shoring ST 4-74II 2755 E. Waterloo Rd. Akron I 2, I Ohio CHESTNUT RIDGE DAIRY Milk for those who want the best 2776 Albrecht Ave. RE 3-2256 AKRON, OHIO 2 OUT OF 3 NATIONWIDE AUTO CLAIMS PAID WITH- IN 72 HOURS! We pay I6OO claims every working day. That's better than three a minute. than half of all our claims are 24 hours of the time they are our Claims Department! If you sure of fast, fair claims service, Nationwide. Phone or drop me You'll be under no obligation. And more paid within received in want to be insure with a postcard. LLOYD H. JOHNSON 2055 S. Main St. Akron I9, PA 4-7321 Ohio ATIONWIDE MUTUAL INIUIANGI COUFANV HOME OFFICE: COLUMBUS. OHIO 5 I. -fx art K tll nts ,xx YOUR ART CAREER IS NOW IN ITS INFANCY! Your art career is now in its infancy. We can develop its growth into a good paying, interesting career in advertising art. We offer a two year course in Commercial art, taught by professional artists. Our free placement service has started many of Akron's top artists on their way to success. Free talent tests available upon request. APPLIED ART ACADEMY 910 North Main HE 4-1815 'I I VIALL TIRE SERVICE, INC. 2373 Tfapien Boulevard s'r 4-1640 I Finesrone MQHAWK TIRES ROCBPPIHQ Repairing De-Skidding Service N-nom. w .. A- - - A me..- .. .-. SALES sERvicE BELTZ FARM 81 GARDEN SUPPLY Complete Line of Lawn Mowers 1' Garden Tractors 'i Garden Tillers Farm Equipment Gasoline Engines 'I Power Chain Saws ST 4-7841 - 1660 Canton Road GEORGE BJRRIS, JEWELER Gruen Bulova Elgin Hamilton RE 3-2120 6lO Canton Road I Fine Meats Phone OX 9-2929 LENNY'S IGA I SUPER MARKET I On Route 8 lA Mile North of Uniontown Save More Than Pennies At Lenny's Residence, Mayfair 8-2079 Residence Box I33-A, R.D. No. l, Martin Road Routes 224 8' 8 JAMES L. MARSHALL Mogadore, Ohio Agent The Prudential Insurance Company of America Life Insurance-Sickness 81 Accident Protection Annuities-Group Insurance-Group Pensions IRV'S FOOD MARKET l286 Canton Road PRYOR'S EXCAVATING C0mP'e'e Line Groceries, Produce and Meat 2210 Canton Road ox 9-3536 Open Sunday De Dem' u Excavating, Bulldozing l Compllmenls of Sand, Gravel, Sewer, Water Lines, Roads I CENTURY FOOD MARKET COMPANY l360 S. Arlington l688 W. Market Quality Meats, Groceries Frozen Foods, Ice Cream Magazines 81 Patent Drugs OX 9-3754 WALT'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE FALLON KIDDIE LAND Lakemore, Ohio B 81 B DRIVE- IN Homburgs Hot Dogs Q Meds Chili 2135 Massillon Road Ml. 4-5768 French Fries ST. 4-0359 1495 Massillon Road M. A. HUTTON Groceries, Meats, 8- Notions 585 scum Alpha Ave. ST 4-2818 TRU ' ART Elle? 70 S. Main St. BL. 3-5221 Akron, Ohio HERFF - JONES COMPANY For Guaranteed Portraitsv Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Complete Satisfaction At- Times 1401-1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7,lndiana DUNCAN'S MOTOR SALES 860 S. Arlington St. PR 3-3313 Akron 6, Ohio For the best deal in town see us Former 'Ellet Student, Jim Duncan SCHOTT'S MILL 2328 S. Arlington St. PA 4-3814 Akron 19, Ohio Flour Meal Feed Grain ROLL - A - WAY LANES 16 Lanes with AMF Automatics Where the Springfield High GAA. Bowls ST 4-0258 707 Canton Ohio GETTIG'S MOBILE HOMES For comfort and better living ST 4-7977 1393 Canton Road SWAN HARDWARE Hardware Housewares Paints 787-789 S. Arlington St. Pa 4-2914 Akron, Ohio Compliment: of JOHANNA WIELAND Sawyerwood THE L. A. KURTZ CO. Lumber S. W. P. Paints Hardware Building Supplies Lawn and Garden Supplies Burpee Seeds ln Ellet RE 3-2268 2510 Triplett Blvd. ELLERY C. HARTONG, INS. Nationwide Life - Auto - Fire Uniontown, Ohio OX 9-2434 ,iam . Bw Q 1 Q -' 'f .w WM 1.1-Aix , 5 My QQ K 2 M QL X .. ,N ,....m, W ek k,,,.ff4' if ,S E- 1, .w- ,nigh Rx ,J wu- Mfiigv iii F PRYOR'S MARKET Best Quality Meats 81 Groceries Pittsburgh Paints at Tritts Mills By Hour By Contract BOB CON NER'S EXCAVATING COMPANY Backhoe Highlift Bulldozing Trucking Sewers Sand Land grading Waterlines Gravel Bock filling Septic Systems Fill dirt Road buiding Footers Top soil Small lakes 8. ponds 2238 Lake Road RE. 3-3135 I '1 Uniforms Emblems Lettering ACTION JACKET MFG. COMPANY Bowling shirts, Blouses, and Dresses Manufacturer of custom-made jackets Operated by SHS alumni and worn by SHS classes of '57 81 '58 For action call SH 5-5235 1981 Manchester Rd. FRITO COMPANY 749 Wooster Road N. Barberton, Ohio MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP 102 S. Main Uniontown OX 9-3219 Specializing in Cold Waves LEE HIGY Hardware Feed Garden Supplies Cider Press Corner Mayfair 81 Massillon Roads Ml. 4-2810 MASSILLON ROAD HARDWARE 1609 Massillon Road l - I 'I 'I445 Massillon Road ST. 4-5471 EXCAVATI NG Grading Dozing I sm '- Free Eitimates County Wide Service Basements - Sewers - Ponds Driveways - Parking Lots Foundations - Footers Grading - Clearing E. L. SNYDER 1379 Killian Rd. Mldlake 4-5813 Cement - Sand - Building Blocks Brick - Plumbing - Electric Supplies Hardware - Appliances - Kitchens CARLTON SUPPLY, INC. Leo G. Walter, Pres. ST. 4-1231 1910 E. Market St. For your convenience, the Carlton Supply maintains' the East Akron License Bureau, issuing truck, trailer, passenger, motor cycle, house trailer, and farm plates, and operator, chauffeur, and temporary licenses. I . L SAWYERWGCJD BOAT RENTAL 8g HARDWARE Live Bait 84 Fishing Tackle gl Hardware, Paints 81 Sporting Goods on the lake front RE. 3-3327 I.. . Home of Nationally Advertised Suits - Top Coats - Jackets Shirts - Ties - Belts -- Sox Sportswear - Sweaters Hats - Underwear - Etc Exclusive Home of Jarman Shoes Tuxedo Rental Formal Wear For All Occasions A ,E eaturmg ,L .4,,,., ' Tony Martin Styles '49 ABBEY'S MEN'S WEAR 510 Canton Road RE 3-3616 Eastgate Shopping Center Wholesale Retail T l R E S AND PIST - N - LUBE The Perfect Top Cylinder Lubricant GEORGE RIPPLE President MA 8-1515 516 Fritsch Ave. Akron 12, Ohio L .L STRICKLANDS FROZEN CUSTARD 1809 Triplett Blvd. Deliciously Different Sundaes Milkshakes Malts Custom Welding Specializing in portable, electric, and acetylene Portable Welding Service Steel and Fabricating Pipe and Pipe Thawing PORTER WELDING SERVICE Ml 4-2814 2643 Pressler Road ,gg T' ggi' -'S l Q HN 1 ,K s Z Wx .am i if . :-, 1, as Q L Nab' Xi X X, X 'N X N X X XXX S 's Ney x 6 x XXW oxx Q9 X X ,Ns . It ' '- , fn -fs ' 1 ' f - 'G 1 X 1 ,,'L x n -.. V A fi? P Affff'-'ir-.', - 'E : . 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