Springfield High School - Spartana Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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L51 W 7 -- 1: 5 53552551 3 A2 .W L.., f,,7,w. , M J .B ,,,. .. missy-, f wir - Q ,, THE SCHOLASTIC K WT: g.f?fA.3, ml' jam 'fmsmv 'ff-my Mm wmv THE SPIRITUAL THE SPORTS OF SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP man scuool AKRON: 12 OHIO E 3,52 wax W 5' '25 TO THE CLASS OF 1958 You have had the opportunity, during your stay at Springfield High School, of attendinga school of which you can be very proud. As we bid you farewell, we are confident that the school and its staff will be equally proud of you. The challenge of your generation demands much from you, and we feel that your training at Springfield will prepare you for that challenge. Add to this pre- paration the necessary energy, enthusiasm, determina- tion and consideration and yours will be a successful life. We extend to you our best wishes, may you be the best in the occupation or profession of your choice. Charles L. Rieger Superintendent mt mv 'wnishglcl' '11 A svuovj usvmcuxv 'AU' Acnvmzs AD VIRUSING 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS f E l E BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harold McPherson, Mr. Norman Ott, Mrs. Ethel Barta, Vice-President Mr. Clarence Swan, President, Mrs. Shirley Wilkerson, Clerk, Charles L. Rieger, Superintendent, Mrs. Betty Grimm. Mrs Jane Maxwell and Mrs. Marie Scott, assistants to the Clerk, were not present when the picture was taken. MISS NANCY PAULL Secretary to Superintendent Charles L. Rieger. MR. CARL COFFEEN Superintendent Summit County Schools MRS. DOROTHY SHARP High School Secretary. u. 1. MR. VINCENT W. GRIFFIN Assistant Principal. University of Akron, B.S. in Education, Kent State University, M.A. Mathemat- ics. MEL BOGARD Kent State University, B.S. in Education. World History, Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MRS. DEMARIS CALLEN State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pa., B.S. in Education, Pennsylvania State College. General Business, Bookkeeping, Personal Typing. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Spartana Business Manager. LAJOIE BUTCH DAUM Miami University, B.S., M.S. in Education. Physical Education, Football Line Coach, Track, Base- ball. B. NEIL DAVIS Kent State University, B.S. in Education, M.A. in Music, Vocal Music. Advisor: Junior Class MR. CHARLES L. RIEGER Superintendent Springfield Township Schools. Findlay College, A.B., Ohio State University, M.A. MR. JAMES A. STONE Principal. Otterbein College, B.S. in Education, Ohio State Uni- versity, 'Kent State Univer- sity, M.E. MISS GRACE A. DEWITT Heidelberg College, B.A. in Librarian MR. JAMES DOMBO Kent State University, B.S. Education. Plane Geometry, Algebra I. Education. in Education, M.A. in Advisor: Junior Class, Junior Service Club. MRS. DOROTHY FARST Ohio University, B.S. in Education. Home Economics ll, Ill. Advisor: Sophomore Class, America. MRS. EDITH GINGRICH Ashland College, A.B., in Ed English ll, World History. Future Homema kers of ucation. Advisor: Freshman Class, Kappa Chi. MISS MARGERY GOWDY Ohio State University, B.S. in Shorthand lg Office Practice. Education. Advisor: Senior Class, Future Teachers of America. MRS. JANE HARPER Shepherd State Teachers' Col General Math. Advisor: Freshman Class., MRS. HELEN HOWLAND lege, B.S. in Education. Morehead State University, A.B. in Education. Advisor: Freshman Class. MRS. MARGARET HUMBERT Kent State University, B.S. College. Physical Education. Advisor: Junior Class. in Education, Greenbrier ROGER INGOLD Manchester College, A.B. in Education. Chemistry, Physics. Advisor: Senior Class, Student Council. MRS. MILDRED JENKINS Miami University, University of Virginia, B.S. in Educa- tion. Latin I, English I, English II. Advisor: Freshman Class. MRS. PEGGY JONES Pennsylvania State University, B.S. in Home Economics. Home Economics l, IV. Advisor: Future Homemakers of America, Junior Class. WILLIS KURTZ Manchester College, B.A. in Education. General Science. Advisor: Freshman Class, Director of Audio-Visual Education. MRS. HELEN LOWE Ohio University, B.S. in Education, M.A. in Education. English X, Spanish I, II. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Haromano. WILLIAM D. MALLERNEE Kent State University, B.S. in Speech. English I, Speech. Advisor: Freshman Class, Debate Team. JACK MANCOS Kent State University, B.S. in Education. Industrial Arts, Freshman Football-Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach. Advisor: Freshman Class. WILBERT J. MANES Kent State University, B.S. in Education, M.E. in Educa- tion. Industrial Arts. MRS. MARY MILES Otterbein College, A.B. in Fine Arts, Ohio Wesleyan, Akron University. Algerba I, ll. Advisor: Freshman Class. MRS. LUCILE R. MILLER Wittenberg College, A.B. in Education, Ohio State University, M.A. in Education. English Literature, Journalism, Latin ll. Advisor: Sprag. MR. STEVE A. MITROVICH Kent State University, B.S. in Education. Biology, Driver Training. Advisor: Senior Class, Camera Club. MR. RALPH MOULTON Bethany Nazarene College, A.B, in Theology, Central Baptist Seminary, M.A. in Religious Education. World History, Sociology. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Kappa Chi. MR. DWIGHT J. MYERS Kent State University, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, M.A. in Botany. Guidance Director, Psychology. Advisor: Senior Class, National Honor Society. MR. KENNETH 0. MYERS Kent State University, B.S., University of Akron, M.S. Business Law, Economics, Distributive Education. Advisor: Junior Class, Co-op Club. MISS LOUISE NOLT Manchester College, A.B., University of Akron, Kent State University. American History, American Government. Advisor: Freshman Class, Future Teachers of America MR. RUSSELL PASTUCK University' of Akron, B.S. in Education, Northwestern University, M.A. in Education. American History, American Government, Athletic Dir- ector, Football Coach. MISS JEANNETTE ROSENBLOOM University of Akron, B.S. in Education, B.S. in Business Administration, M.S. in Education. Shorthand ll, Transcription, Typing I. Advisor: Spartana MRS. VIOLA SMITH Akron University, B.S. in Education, Kent State Univer- sity, M.A. in Library Science. Advisor: Freshman Class. MR. DONALD SNYDER Kent State University, B.S. in Education, Pennsylvania State University, M. Education. Woodworking l, IV. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Senior Service Club. MR. DALE STANFORD Kent State University, B. S. in Education, M.E. in Education. Band, Instrumental Music. Advisor: Band Boosters. MRS. FRANCES VASBINDER University of Akron, B.A. in Education. English ll, American Literature. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Haromano, Teen-age Book Club. - MISS KATHERINE WARDMAN University of Akron, Kent State University in Education, Advisor: Cheerleaders, Girls' Athletic Association. MRS. KATHRYN WYRE Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. in Education, University of Akron. Oral English, Speech, Dramatics. Advisor: Sophomore Class, Dramatics Club, Thespians. MR. HAROLD YOAK Kent State University, B.S. in Education. Biology, Assistant, Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach. Advisor: Freshman Class. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elsie Waldrop, seated sec- ond from left, Mesdames Kay Hoisington, Vera Sawhill, Ada Lollar, Wiliagene Swartz, and , 5 Mary Halman daily prepare an average of 450 hot lunches for the high school student body. Not pictured is Mary Miller. ln addition to caring for the attractive grounds which surround our building, Custod- ians Keeton Garrett, Donald Lee, Dewey Bittinger, Robert Dishman, Howard Schrop, and Dencil Battons clean and main- tain 75, l 66 square feet of class- room area. Drivers, operating 21 busses making l24 daily trips, transport 3,384 pupils a total of 897 miles. In one school year, this amounts to l35,326 miles equivalent to 5M times around the world. The drivers are: Front Row, Left to Right: Herbert Livingston, John Arnold, Farrell Mc Morrow, Lindsey Hale, Elwood Moore, William Cselle, Robert Heil, Art Boyer. Standing: Richard Taylor, Durward Garrett, George Hohlbaugh, John Austin, Leon Piland, Jason Lawhorn, Gene Rutter, Malcomb Miller, Grant Jackson, James Wideman, and Bulos Martin. Not Pictured: Don Goodspeed, Earl Pigott, Kenneth Ferris, Glenn Gregg, and William Kennedy. WE WILL D0 OUR BEST AND GOD WILL DO THE REST 7- UWA .Ji .4 J'-1.5. ,CK-f, iz? CLASS COLORS: RED AND WHITE 'TZ' , X CLASS FLOWER: ROSE .IUDITH MAY ALEXIS Judie Can't help loving that man of mine She'll Remember: The football games that I didn't watch! Mixed Chorus II, I2, Girls' Chorus 9, IO, G.A.A. 9. CONWAY WILLIAM ANDERSON Andy For me and my gal He'll Remember: Making all-Metro my Junior year in football. Football: Varsity IO, II, I2, Freshman 9, Track IO,- II, Varsity S IO, II, I2, Secretary II, Sports Manager IO, Junior Service 9, IO, Senior Service I2, Kappa Chi II, I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Class President IO, Class Vice-President I2. GARY LEE APITZ ,,Ape,, May every day be a holiday He'll Remember: The sports l've played at Springfield. Basketball: Varsity IO, II, I2, Freshman 9, Football: Varsity II, I2, Reserve IO, Freshman 9, Baseball: IO, II, I2, Varsity S II, I2, Junior Service 9, IO, Treasurer IO, Senior Service II, I2, Senior Dance Attendant. LARRY JAY ARMSTRONG Strongarm School is for scholars only He'll Remember: The time he spent sitting in Mr. Stone's office. Co-op I2. JOANN AUSTIN HJOI, Quiet until you get to know her She'll Remember: The fun she had at the football games, and staying for the dance when she shouldn't have. G.A.A. IO, I2. DIXIE LEE BAKER Dix A pleasant way with little to say She'll Remember: Esther's first slumber party when she was a sophomore. Mixed Chorus II, I2, Girls' Chorus 9, IO, Girls' En- semble IO, II, G.A.A. 9, IO, Student Council IO, II, I2, Treasurer II, Kappa Chi IO, II, I2, Treasurer I2, F.T.A. IO, II, Dramatics Club II, I2, Junior Play Cast. PHILLIP BAKER Snake Bashful yes, but don't judge a book by its cover He'll Remember: How hard the football team fought for the Metro Championship. Basketball: Reserve IO, Freshman 9, Football: Varsity II, I2, Freshman 9, Track 9, IO, II, I2, Varsity S II, I2, Mixed Chorus I2, Junior Service 9, IO, Senior Service II, I2, Secretary-Treasurer I2, Senior Dance Attendant, Honor Roll IO, Class Treasurer 9, II. JAMES RUSSELL BALDINGER Jimbo Drastic change -from Bob-Cats to Spartans He'll Remember: The times he had to get up early to come to school. Basketball: Reserve 9, IO, Football: Reserve 9, IO, II, Co-op I2, Industrial Arts Club II, I2. JOAN MARIE BARTA HJOH She has an answer for everything. She'll Remember: The good times she had in Algebra ll at Uniontown. Uniontown 9, 10, 11: Haromano 12. MARY BITTINGER Murrey There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. She'll Remember: All her friends from S.H.S., especially Mary, Judie, and Jo Ann. Mixed Chorus 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, Library Assistant 9, 10, Kappa Chi 10, Co-op 12. JOHNNY CORDELL BLEVINS John Always smiling, never a frown, a wee bit serious, but mostly a clown. He'll Remember: All the fun he had in being a member of the Junior class play. Senior Service Club 1 l, 12, Senior Dance Attendant 12, Dramatics Club 12, Thespians 125 Camera Club 11, Perfect Attendance 9, 11, Honor Roll 11, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast. PASTY LOU BROOKOVER Brookie There are few who do all things well. She'll Remember: Cold football games with crooked majorette lines. Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Head Majorette 11, 125 Re- serve Cheerleader 10, 11, Junior Dance Attendant 11: Homecoming Dance Attendant 12, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 115 Debate Team 9, 10: Haromano 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11: Scholarship Team 9, 10, Junior Play Cast, National Honor Society 11, 12, Spartana Staff 11, 12, Editor 12. LOIS JANE BURKET Lover Lips Carbon Copy She'll Remember: The time she and her sister switched classes and fooled the teachers. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Board Member 11, 12, Girls' Varsity Baseball 9, Girls' Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Haromano 10, 11, Class Secretary 10. LOUISE JOYCE BURKET Lover Louie Original She'll Remember: Ester's first slumber party. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary IO, Vice-President 11, President 12, Girls' Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12: Haromano 10, 11: Junior Play Cast, Office Assistant 12. LAWRENCE E. CARPENTER Larry Springfield's Blue Devil He'll Remember: All the years at Tallmadge High School. Tallmadge High School 9, 10, 11: Co-op 12. MARY ALICE CARPENTER IIMGVYII Like a wise old owl, often seen but never heard. She'll Remember: Her broken foot in her freshman year. G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Haromano 10, 11, 125 Perfect Attendance 10, Honor Roll 9, 10, ll, Junior Play Cast, Spartana Staff 12. JERRY PRESTON CATES Florida Kid God bless the girls, I love them all. He'Il Remember: His 50 Chevy. Band 9, IO, II, I2, Junior Service Club 9, IO, Senior Service Club ll, I2, Kappa Chi I2, F.T.A. I2, Dra- matics Club II, I2, Thespians Il, I2, Camera Club 9, IO, ll, I2, Junior Play Cast. WILLIAM EDWARD CHURCH BiIl Keen sense, common sense, no room for nonsense. He'Il Remember: The presents the girls gave Boggie in World History class. Football: Reserve IO, Freshman 9, Senior Service Club II, I2, Dramatics Club I2, Thespians II, I2, Debate Team 9, Camera Club II, Honor Roll 9, IO, II, Scholar- ship Team 9, IO, Junior Play Cast. JOYCE ANN CLARK Joyce She's always ready for her work and equally for fun. She'Il Remember: Her chin infection in Ilth grade which resulted in her first minor operation. McKinley High School, Niles, Ohio 9,IO,' II. DALE WAYNE CLEMENZ Clem Often burns the midnight oil but not on studies. He'lI Remember: The Senior girls. Mixed Chorus II, I2, Boys' Chorus II, I2, Junior Service Club 9, IO, Senior Service Club I2, Camera Club 9, Sprag Staff I2, RONALD RICHARD COTTLE ,,Ron,, Small in stature, big in heart. He'll Remember: The fun he had participating in sports at Springfield. Band 9, IO, Basketball: Reserve IO, Football: Varsity II, I2, Reserve IO, Freshman 9, Track 9, IO, Il, I2, Varsity S II, I2, Mixed Chorus IO, II, I2, Treasurer I2, Boys' Chorus 9, IO, II, I2, Junior Service Club 9, IO, Vice-President IO, Senior Service Club II, I2, Dramatics Club I2, Perfect Attendance II, Junior Play Cast. WILLIAM KALMAN CSELLE Gas Pump Everyone's crazy but me. He'II Remember: Shop class. Track IO, I2, Mixed Chorus Il, I2, Boys' Chorus II, I2, Student Proiectionist '9, IO, II, I2, Kappa Chi I2, Camera Club II, I2, PHYLLIS LEE DAILEY PhiI I'd rather be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. She'II Remember: Mr. Yoak's 4th period study hall. G.A.A. 9, IO, II, Haromano II, Kappa Chi 9, Honor Roll II. MARGARET ANN DAVIDSON Margo There's mischief in this gal. G.A.A. 9, IO, II, Kappa Chi IO, II, I2, Chaplain I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Thespians II, I2, Haromano IO, Il, I2, President I2, Perfect Attendance 9, Honor Roll 9, IO, Junior Play Cast. LARRY JOE DAVIS IlJoelI l'm crazy about work: I can sit and look at it all day. He'll Remember: The day he fell asleep in Mrs. Lowe's literature class and started to talk in his sleep. Senior Service Club 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12. CONNIE LYNNE DAYTON Connie Prissy Missy She'll Remember: The fun she had at those crazy cheer- leading practices after school. Reserve Cheerleader 11: Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, Library Assistant 9, Cotton Swing At- tendant'10j Sweetheart Attendant 12, Kappa Chi 10 11: F.T.A. 10, 11, Drarnatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 11, Thespians 11, 12, Haromano 11, 12: F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Honor Roll 11: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Spartana Staff 1 1, 12. 1 MADELINE SYLVIA DEL SAVIO Savio A wee bit ornery, but so much fun. She'll Remember: The three musketeers in Mixed Chorus. Mixed Chorus 11, 12: G.A.A. 10: Library Assistant 9: Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 10, F.H.A. 11, 12: Camera Club 12. DONNA DEANE DIES Donna With her kind heart she will succeed. She'll Remember: Mr. Yoak's 4th period Study Hall - - i her feet show it. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11. SHARON SUE DILLBECK Sherry Jeepers, creeper, where'd you get those peepers? She'll Remember: Ted Girls' Chorus 9, 10: Kappa Chi 9, 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12. Vice-President 12. WANDA DISQUE Wanda Kitten on the keys She'll Remember: 8th period driving class. Girls' Chorus 9: Scholarship Team 11. JOE DIXON Reverend A man of few words is the best of men. He'll Remember: Butch's Slaughter House. Co-op 12. FRANK DOMBEK Frankie A man of sense talks little, but listens much. He'll Remember: The fun he had in Mr. lngold's classes St. Mary High School 9. HELEN ARDELL DOYLE HeIen Marriage is a career. She'll Remember: Mr. lngold and his famous stories. G.A.A. 9, Kappa Chi 9, IO, Haromano IO. ROGER LOWELL DRAYER Burrhec1d Let the world slide, I can't help it. He'II Remember: Mr. lngald's mad chemistry class. Junior Service Club 9, Co-op I2. ESTHER LEE DURST Esther l chatter as I go and I go on forever. She'II Remember: The good times that Margo, Ginny, and she had together. Mixed Chorus II, I2, Girls' Ensemble II, G.A.A. IO, Kappa Chi 9, IO, II, I2, Secretary II, Dramatics Club II, I2, Haromano IO, II, I2, F,H.A, I2, Honor Roll IO, II, Senior Play Cast, Spartana Staff II, I2, Business Manager I2. DALE WILLIAM EAGLE DaIe A man of many ideas He'II Remember: .The Junior-Senior picnic in '56, Library Assistant IO, II. THOMAS HARRY EISENTROUT Catfish My steadies interfere with my studies. He'II Remember: The fun he had in the Junior Play You Know, SiIIyboy. Football: Varsity II, I2, Freshman 9, Baseball IO, Junior Service Club 9, IO, Senior Service Club II, I2, Student Projectionist IO, II, I2, Dramatics Club I2, Camera Club IO, II, I2, President I2, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast. JUDITH LEE FALCONE Judy Can't help liking this kid. She'Il Remember: Football games with the Esther Mob. Cotton Swing Attendant II, Homecoming Attendant I2, Kappa Chi IO, II, I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Haromano II, F.H.A. IO, II, I2, President I2, Honor Roll II. LEONARD HARRY FISCHER Lenny He has a humor of his own. He'II Remember: Mr. lngoId's corny jokes. West High School 9, Band IO, II, Perfect Attendance II, Honor Roll IO, II, Senior Play Cast. JOYCE LOU ISE FLU HARTY IIJOYII Personality Plus She'll Remember: The good times she had folding the Sprag. G.A.A. 9, IO, II, I2, Girls' Chorus 9, IO, Sweetheart Dance Attendant II, Kappa Chi 9, F.T.A. II, Vice- President II, Haromano IO, II, I2, Perfect Attendance 9, Honor Roll 9, IO, II, Junior Play Cast, National Honor Society II, I2, Sprag Staff I2, Editor,I2. 1Q 9l :iw i S I ff ggtlgff KK if-if. ,A wtf.. 5 Q 3 me . A MARGARET DIAN E FORD Marg Please take a letter, Miss Ford. She'll Remember: The gang and sixth period lunch, and the many good times they had together. Mixed Chorus Il, 12, Secretary 12, Girls' Chorus 9, IO, Girls' Ensemble IO, Office Assistant 12, Homecoming Dance Attendant 12, Kappa Chi 9, II, 12, F.T.A. II, 12, Secretary II, Dramatics Club 12, Haromano I0, II, 12, Perfect Attendance 9, II, Honor Roll 9, 10, II, Spartana Staff 12. PHYLLIS ROSE FORD Phil A good sort and a good sport. She'll Remember: The gang and sixth period lunch and all the fun and laughs they had. G.A.A. 9, IO, 11, 12, Library Assistant 9, IO, Kappa Chi IO, F.T.A. 10, II, 12, Perfect Attendance IO, Honor Roll IO, II, Scholarship Team IO, Sprag Staff 12, Spartana Staff II, Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 10, 11, 12. DONNA FORSYTH Donna Slick chick twirling a stick. She'll Remember: Being Brookie for one night. Band IO, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Majorette 12, Girls' Chorus IO, G.A.A. II, 12, Office Assistant 12, Senior Dance Queen, F.T.A. 12, Dramatics 12, Haromano 12. THOMAS MITCHELL FUNK 1lTornll Oh, this learning, what a thing it is. He'll Remember: His studiless study halls. Mixed Chorus 9, Camera Club 10, 11, 12. DONA LEE GILBERT Gilbergettie Nice, quiet, and friendly, what more could you ask? She'll Remember: Four girls she always had a lot of fun with, Joy, Phil, Pat, and Margaret. G.A.A, 9, F.T.A. 11, 12, Treasurer II, Perfect Atten- dance 9, IO, II. GERALD ROBERT GLINSKY Jerry Casey at the Bat He'll Remember: The day Mr. Yoak's biology class was invaded by hordes of praying mantes. Basketball: Varsity 12, Reserve II, Freshman Football 9, Baseball IO, II, 12, Varsity S II, 12, Senior Ser- vice Club 12, Junior Dance Attendant. PATRICIA KAY GRAFTON Meatball Girls such as she make the world go round. She'll Remember: Having fun working on the Sprag. Mixed Chorus 9, Girls' Chorus IO, G.A.A. 9, Kappa Chi 9, F.T.A, II, 12, Vice-President 12, Dramatics Club IO, 11, I2, Thespians 12, Perfect Attendance II, Sprag Staff 12. WILLIAM D. GRANT Bill The 'Singer' that doesn't sew. He'll Remember: The Great Octet. Band 9, IO, II, 12, Freshman Football 9, Mixed Chorus 9, IO, II, 12, President 12, Boys' Chorus 10, II, 12, Boys' Quartet 11, 12, Senior Service Club 11, 12. Chaplain 12, Kappa Chi 12. DORIS RUTH GRIFFIN Dorothy Nice friend to have She'll Remember: Mr, Yoak's eighth period study hall. G.A.A. 9, 10, Dramatics Club 10, F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 9. SANDRA LEE GROGAN Sandy She con't add, but she sure can distract. She'll Remember: This last year at Springfield as the best of her years in high school. South 9, N. Miami 10, Coventry 11, Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 12. VIRGINIA ARLENE HAIDET Ginny With a smile here and a smile there, she's welcome almost anywhere. She'll Remember: Esther's slumber party after the Jackson Twp. game. Freshman Cheerleader, Girls' Chorus 9, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Kappa Chi. 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Haromano 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 9, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Spartana Staff 12. DAVID L. HALL Dave l try SO hard to be good He'll Remember: Mr. lngold's gory tales. Track 10, Junior Service Club 9, Kappa Chi 10, Camera Club 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 10, 11, Scholarship Team 10, Junior Play Cast, Senior.Play Cast. JAMES STUART HARRIS Jim 'fMaster of Knowledge. He'll Remember: When the scenery for the Junior class play fell down. Sports Manager 9, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12, Debate Team 9, Camera Club 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Scholarship Team 10, 11. JACK HARTMAN Moose lt's a great life, isn't it? He'll Remember: All of his cars ltroublesl Football: Varsity 10, 11, 12, Freshman 9, Varsity S 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11. JOHN HELLER John StiIl water runs deep. He'll Remember: Mr. Pastuck's history class. Hower High School 9. DON HENRY Tarzan He's just on all-around sport. He'll Remember: When a certain girl in the Junior Class Play said Silly boy. Basketball: Varsity 11, Freshman 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football: Varsity 10, ll, 12, Freshman 9, Varsity S 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Octet 12, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Student Council 9, 11, Vice-President 10, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, Senior Class Play Cast, Class President 11, 12. DONALD HOOVER Hoov Someone swell to have around. He'll Remember: All the good times he had in his study halls. Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12: Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12. KENNETH EARL HOSEY Jellybelly Ain't Misbehavin. He'll Remember: The left side of the line will always be tougher than the right side. Football: Varsity 11, 12, Reserve 10, Track 10, Varsity S 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 11, 12: Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Kappa Chi 10, 11,'12, Vice-President 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Thespians 11, 12: ln- dustrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, Junior Play Production Staff: Senior Play Production Staff, Sprag Staff 12. LLOYD JAMES IGLEHEART nRedll Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. He'll Remember: A certain girl from Green. Junior Service Club 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, President 11, Kappa Chi 11, 12, Co-op 12, President 12: Junior Play Production Staff. KAREN EILEEN JENKINS IIKGYII Day in and day out she talks. She'll Remember: The band trip to Toledo Scot. G.A.A. 9: Library Assistant 9, 12, Junior Dance At- tendant, Kappa Chi 9, Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespians 11, 12, Camera Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Junior Play Production Staff, Sprag Staff 12. GERALD ROBERT JEWELL Diamonds By Jingo, Joni's the only girl for me. He'll Remember: Joan's first loving look. Football: Freshman 9, Mixed Chorus 12: Junior Service Club 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12, Co-op 12, Perfect Attendance 10. BETTY ANN JONES Jonesy Sugar and Spice and all things nice. She'll Remember: All the crazy things our gang has done on the spur of the moment. Cheerleader: Varsity 11, Reserve 10, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, Sweetheart Dance Attendant 10: Homecoming Dance Attendant 125 Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 12: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespians 11, 12, Debate Team 105 Haromano 10, 11, 12, F.H.A. 10, 11, 12: Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: National Honor Society 11, 12: Spartano Staff 11, 12. KENNETH A. JONES Bones 11 At first we thought he was shy, but we found out differently. Uniontown High School 9, 10, 11. JACK TAYLOR JOYNER Turpin All he wants to get out of school most is himself. He'll Remember: All the good sleep he got in study halls. Co-op 12. GRETA LOU KEITH Greta Lucy The only way to have a friend is to be one. She'll Remember: Our Gang and 6th period lunch volleyball team. Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Girls' Ensemble 105 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Office Assistant 125 Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, President 125 Haromano 115 Perfect Attendance 115 Dramatics 11, 12. JOHN DAVID KELLER Dave His father is a minister and then there's Dave. He'll Remember: The hot times in Mr. Ingold's Physics and Chemistry classes. Green High 9, 105 Basketball Varsity 11, 125 Football Varsity 115 Camera Club 12. JUDITH ANN KENNEDY Judy True to her work, her word, her friends. She'll Remember: Her last year of high school and especially shorthand class. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Library Assistant 105 F.T.A. 11, 125 Honor Roll 9, 10. CLARA JEAN KINSEY Clara Independent, Indispensable, and Irreplaceable. She'll Remember: The fun they had at Lolita's slumber party. Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 Office Assist- ant l25 Kappa Chi 95 F.T.A. 11, 12, Secretary 125 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespians 125 Debate 9, 10, 11, 125 Haromano 105 Perfect Attendance 10, 115 Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Scholarship Team 115 Stu- dent Director, Senior Play5 National Honor Society 11, 12. NICK LEOSATAS Big Nick lt's the biggest things in life that count. He'Il Remember: The lunch table at noon with Weiss, Quick, and Rafferty. Track 10. ROSEMARIE LOZIER Rosie Tops in everything. She'll 'Rememberz The night she got-locked out in her P.J's at Judy's party. G.A.A. 105 Library Assistant 10, 115 Kappa Chi 11, 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 Haromano 10, 115 Honor Roll 10, 115 Scholarship Team 10, ll. RALPH EDWARD LUDWIG HRaIphn What's beneath those quiet ways? He'll Remember: When a certain teacher messed up the starter on the driving exhibition car. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9,10. CAROLYN MARTIN Tada Happiness was made to be shared. She'll Remember: Typing class and G-day. Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 9, 105 Mixed Emsemble 115 Dramatics Club 95 Haromano 10, 11, 125 Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 115 Honor Roll 9, 10. 4-vi A JANET LEE MATSON IIMatlI Everybody's crazy but me. She'll Remember: Coming to Springfield in her Senior year. Uniontown 9, lO, ll. MARGARET RUTH MAYFIELD Margie Sugar and spice and all things nice - that's what Margie's made of. She'll Remember: Mrs. Miller's literature class. Union 9, Garfield lO, Haromano l2. LELA PEARL MC CASLIN Casie lts nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. She'll Remember: October 3, l957. Cheerleader: Varsity ll, l2, Reserve lO, Mixed Chorus ll, l2, Girls' Chorus lO, Girls' Sextet ll, l2, G.A.A. 9, Sweetheart Queen l2, Sweetheart Dance Attendant lO, Kappa Chi lO, ll, l2, Dramatics Club 9, lO, ll, l2, President ll, l2, Treasurer lO, Haromano lO, ll, l2, F.H.A. lO, ll, l2, Honor Roll 9, lO, ll, Junior Play Cast. SANDRA ELLEN MC CRACKEN Sandi ltty-bitty pretty one. She'lI Remember: The ball she had with the gang at lunch time. G.A.A. 9, Junior Dance Attendant ll, Kappa Chi l2, F.T.A. ll, Junior Play Cast. MARILYN MARTHA MELLER Marsie Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, and nice to think about. She'll Remember: A certain Varsity Quarterback . Cheerleader: Varsity ll, Reserve lO, Mixed Chorus ll, l2, Girls' Chorus 9, lO, Girls Ensemble 9, Girls' Sextet ll, l2, Mixed Ensemble, Cotton Swing Attend- ant ll, Senior Dance Attendant l2, Kappa Chi 9, lO, ll, Dramatics Club lO, ll, l2, Honor Roll lO, ll, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, National Honor Society ll, l2, Spartana Staff ll, l2. GENE E. MILHOAN IIGeneII Reluctant Rebel. He'll Remember: All the good times he had at Spring- field High School. JOY N. MILHOAN Joy-Joy A girl with ability, always dependable. She'll Remember: The day she passed her lO0 in Shorthand. Office Assistant ll, l2, Haromano lO, ll, l2, Assist- ant Secretary ll, Perfect Attendance 9, lO, Honor Roll 9, lO, ll, Scholarship Team lO, National Honor Soci- ety ll, l2, Class Secretary l2, PHIL FRANK MONDELLO Greek All the world loves a lover. He'll Remember. The Butcher Freshman Basketball 9, Football Varsity l2, Reserve 9, Freshman 9, Varsity S l2, Mixed Chorus ll, l2, Boys' Chorus ll, l2, Junior Senior Club 9, lO, Senior Service Club ll, l2, Kappa Chi lO, ll, Dramatics Club 9, lO, ll, l2, Industrial Arts Club 9, lO, ll. JOHN PATRICK MORGAN Little AI Clothes and personality make the man. He'll Remember: The time Mr. Kurtz and he were wrestling in one of the class rooms and Mr. Stone walked in. Basketball: Freshman 9: Reserve IO, II: Freshman Football 9, Mixed Chorus I2, Junior Service Club IO, Senior Service Club II, l2: Junior Dance Attendant, Dramatics Club II, I2g Thespians l2, Class Secretary I I, Class Treasurer I2. RICHARD LEE MORGAN lIDiCkll You have to see him to know he's around. He'll Remember: The first day after the last day of school. Crawfordsville, Indiana, Industrial Arts Club 9, IO, II, I2, Senior Service Club I2. DONALD PAUL MORRISON llskipll When there's mischief brewing, he's doing the stirring. He'll Remember: The Lester Mob and the Anti-Lester Mob. Mixed Chorus 9, IO, II, I2j Bays' Chorus IO, II, I2: Boys' Octet II, l25 Senior Service Club I2: Dramatics Club I2: Thespians II, I2: Industrial Arts Club 9, I0, II, Junior Play Cast: Sprag Staff. FRANK W. MUSGRAVE Frankie He's little, he's wise, a terror for his size. He'Il Remember: The good days of school, NOT the bad ones. Junior Service Club IO: Senior Service Club II, I2, Dramatics Club II: Industrial Arts Club IO, II, Per- fect Attendance 9. JUDITH NEUBERT llJudyll She finds something in everything she reads. She'll Remember: Mr. lngold's Chemistry class. G.A.A. IO, II, Haromano I2g Camera Club II, I2p Sprag Staff I2. DAVE MILTON NICKLAS Nick A sure cure for the blues. He'll Remember: Watching Sandy Grogan. Basketball: Freshman 9, Reserve IO, II, Varsity I25 Mixed Chorus 9, Junior Service Club 9, IO, Senior Service Club II, I2p Dramatics Club I2j Junior Play Production Staff. ORVIN HARLAN OSWALD llozll lf you don't open your mouth, at least you can't put your foot in it. He'll Remember: Physics Class Scholarship Team 9, I I. MINNIE CAROLINE PATTERSON Carol Her energy never ceases. She'Il Remember: Mixed Chorus rehearsal Mixed Chorus II, I2, Girls' Chorus IO. X 'fx P run -I WILLIAM EDWARD PEEL Bananas He is only quiet at two times, when he is alone and when he is with someone. He'll Remember: His science fiction reading in study halls. Honor Roll 9, Senior Play Cast. LOLITA MAE PERKINS Lolita Anything for an argument. She'll Remember: Their gang at sixth-period lunch and riding around in Pat's car. Mixed Chorus II, I2, Girls' Chorus 9, IO, Kappa Chi 9, IO, II, Vice-President II, F.T.A. II, I2, Dramatics Club I2, Debate Team 9, IO, Perfect Attendance IO, II, Honor Roll 9, IO, II, Scholarship Team 9, I0. PAULA PITZ upouyu Ain't she purty. She'll Remember: Barbara's driving. Spartana Queen I2. PATRICIA ANN PLASTER Patti Nice things come in small packages. She'll Remember: Being Terry, the tomboy, in the Jun- ior Play. Mixed Chorus I2, Girls' Chorus IO, II, Student Coun- cil I2, Vice-President I2, Cotton Swing Attendant IO, Senior Dance Attendant, Kappa Chi 9, IO, II, I2, Treasurer II, Dramatics Club IO, Il, I2, Thespians II, I2, Haromano IO, F.H.A. IO, II, I2, Honor Roll 9, Junior Play Cast, Sprag Staff I2. ELVA MAY POUNDERS Elvie The girl with the gadgets. She'll Remember: The gang in 6th period lunch. Band 9, IO, Il, G.A.A. 9, IO, II, I2, Kappa Chi IO, II, I2, F.T.A. II, I2, Treasurer I2, Junior Play Pro- duction Staff, Basketball: Varsity IO, II, I2. BOBBY RAY PRESLEY Elvis Please don't make me be good. He'll Remember: Little Joe and Put. Baseball II, Senior Service Club II, I2, Dramatics Club Il, I2, Camera Club II, Perfect Attendance IO, I I. ANITA RAE PRY IINHGII Good humor makes all things tolerable. She'll Remember: All the fun she had with the Gang of I957. Band 9, IO, II, I2, Mixed Chorus II, G.A.A. 9, Camera Club 9, IO, II, I2, Secretary II, I2. ROGER HENRY PRESSLER Roger lf there isn't anything to do, let me do it. He'll Remember: His Co-op class. Senior Service Club I I, Co-op I2. EDNA LYVONN E PU RSLEY Edna Every now and then, she has a serious moment. She'll Remember: The grey hairs she put in Mr. Mitrovich's head during drivers' training class. BUDDY RALPH QUICK lIBudlI A man of few words is the best of men. He'll Remember: The things he should forget. Senior Service Club 11, 12. ROGER DALE RAFFERTY Raft Twins' man. He'll Remember: The Burket twins, especially Lois. Mixed Chorus 9, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Student Projectionist 9, 10, 11. ROY DAVID RAY IIROYII Our chemist and man of science. He'll Remember: Warder-and-Harris' acid juggling tricks in the chemistry lab. lThey weren't very good at itll Basketball: Reserve 11, Freshman 9, Mixed Chorus 9, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Thespians 11, 12, Camera Club 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Scholarship Team 10, Junior Play, Production Staff. JOYCE ALMA REEDER Joyce Quiet but efficient. She'll Remember: Sixth period lunch and the food. Girls' Chorus 12, Mixed Chorus 9, G.A.A. 10, 12, Haromano 10, Perfect Attendance 9, 11, Honor Roll 9. IRMA JEAN REID lrm Nice, quiet, friendly, what more could you ask? She'll Remember: Radar's driving. Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 12, Haromano 11, 12, Junior Play Production Staff. JOAN REYDA Radar The Reydar radic. She'll Remember: All the good times she had with the Royer Mob. Freshman, Sophomore Mixed Chorus 9, Girls' Chorus 10, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 12, Haromano 11, F.H.A. 11, 12, Perfect Attendance 10, 11, Junior Play Produc- tion Staff. WAYNE IRVEN RIBLETT llRibsIl Small Fry He'll Remember: His good times in Co-op class. Student Projectionist 9, 10, 11, 12, Debate Team 9, 10, Co-op 12, Camera Club 9, 10, Honor Roll 9, Junior Play Production Staff. JANICE ELAINE RITTENOUR IlJanlI A pretty girl is like a melody. She'll Remember: All the good times Gloria, Pat, and she had. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, G.A.A. 9, 11, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Camera Club 9, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11. CAROL LEA ROSSITER CaroI There's no beating around the bush with this girl. She'Il Remember: Mr. Davis ond good, noisy times in Mixed Chorus. Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, 11,, Haromano 10, Camera Club 9. JUDITH ELAINE ROWLES njudyff insists on going up escolotors which ore coming down. She'lI Remember: Sixth period lunch and the food. Girls' Chorus 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, ll, 12, Perfect Attend- ance 9. BARBARA JOYCE ROYER Bobs Never quiet, never still, always talking, always wiIl. She'll Remember: All the wonderful kids she knew and all the good times she had in high school. G.A.A. 9, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 12, F.H.A. 11, 12, Sprag Staff 12. CAROLYN MAY SAMPLE HI-yn., Often seen but not heard. She'll Remember: The close calls she had in driver' training. Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11. GLORIA MAY SAYRE Sayre' Every class has a daredevil . . . she's ours. 1 She'lI Remember: Good times with Jan, Pot, and a certain Marine. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, G.A.A. 9, 10, Perfect Attend- ance 9. RONALD HENRY SCHIEBER Schebs Oh look at me now. He'll Remember: All eight of his talkative sisters. Roswell'Kent 9, Track 10, Varsity S 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 11, 12, Junior Hi-Y 10, Senior Hi-Y 11, 12, Kappa Chi IO, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Thespians 12. PATRICIA ANN SHEPLER llpotll Girls such as she make the world go round. She'lI Remember: Mixed Chorus going to the contest on the bus. Mixed Chorus 11, 12. GARRY VIRGIL SHILLING Preacher No ladies, no sentiment, result no trouble. He'll Remember: The Alamo and the Springfield foot- ball team. Co-op 12. LEAMON WALLACE SIMS Wally Of study he is really not a hater, its just that his love for basketball is greater. He'll Remember: The times he had raiding hayrides. Basketball: Freshman 9, Reserve 10, Varsity 11, 12, Freshman Football 9, Track 10, Varsity S 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 11, 12, Boys' Ensemble 11, 12, Senior Service Club 11, Attendant Junior Dance, Dramatics Club 11, lndustrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11. GERALDINE SLEVIN Stumpy She's a card that has to be dealt with. She'll Remember: Girls' Ensemble contest at Kent State and the fun she had practicing for it. Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, Girls' Ensemble 11, G.A.A. 10, 12, F.T.A. 10, Haromano 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 11, Scholarship Team 9, Senior Play Cast, Spartana Staff 11, G.A.A. Bowling 9, 12, Mixed En- semble 12. CYNTHIA MAE SMITH Cindy Like a wise old owl often seen but not heard. She'll Remember: The Bth period study hall when she was a junior. Library Assistant 10, 11. MARK ALLAN SMITH Smitty He specializes in jubilant delinquency. He'll Remember: The time the mile relay team on which he ran broke the Metro record. Football: Freshman 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, Varsity S 10, ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, President 12, Scholarship Team 10, Kappa Chi 12. DALE ED SNIDER Errol Can he help it if all the girls go for him. He'll Remember: All the clowns in the Senior Service Club. Football: Freshman 9, Varsity 11, 12, Track 9, 10, Varsity S 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Junior Service Club 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12. JO ANN SNODERLY Jo Jo Sophisticated Lady She'll Remember: My trip to Florida with Feudin Solowy. Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, G.AA. 9, 10, 11, 12, Camera Club 9, Scholarship Team 9, Senior Play Cast. JOAN ELAINE SNYDER Joni She thinks . . . but mostly about her man. She'll Remember: The first time Jeri water-skiied. Cheerleader: Freshman 9, Reserve 11, Varsity 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Kappa Chi 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Dra- mctics Club 10, 11, 12, Thespians 11, 12, F.H.A. 12, Camera Club 9, Junior Play Cast. BETTE JUNE SOLOWY S0QQv T.N.T. - Tall and terrific. She'lI Remember: Her trip to Florida with Snoderly and the gang. Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Haromano 9, 12, Library Assistant 11, Camera Club 9, Junior Play Cast. PATRICIA LOU STAIB llpatll Lovely to look at. She'll Remember: Jerry Cates and his red convertible. F.T.A. 12, Camera Club 12. JERRY GENE STEINER ll-,erryll l'm crazy about work, l can sit and look at it all day. He'll Remember: All the fun he had in 9th period Algebra class when he was a freshman. Dramatics Club 9, Co-op 12. DONALD PAUL STEWART Hypnotism Young man with a horn. He'll Remember: The time he was caught playing hooky. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Football: Freshman 9, Reserve 10, 11, Varsity 10, 11, 12, Track 9, Varsity S 12, Junior Service Club 9, Vice-President 9, 10, Senior Service Club 11, 12, Student Council 11, Vice-President 11, 12, President 12, F.T.A. 12, Junior Play Cast, Class Vice-President 10, Class Secretary 9. MARY ANN SUSDORF Mary Ann A sunny nature, kind and true. She'll Remember: All the fun she had getting to know the kids at S.H.S. Uniontown 9, 10, 11. BARBARA SWICK llsorbll Quiet as a mouse. She'll Remember: Slow but sure and wilIing. Mixed Chorus 9, Girls' Chorus 11, Perfect Attendance 1 1. HERSCHELL JOSEPH TAYLOR Angus Band boy. He'll Rememberz' Mr. lngold's mad chemistry class lhorsefeathersl and his gory tales in physics class. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. MARJORIE ANN TAYLOR Margie She knows how to strut her stuff. She'll Remember: Those cold and rainy football games. Majorette 12, Cheerleader 9, Mixed Chorus 12, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 11, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Kappa Chi 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 12, Perfect Attendance 9. DOROTHY JEANNE THARP Nugget Slim and tall, a friend to alI. She'll Remember: The fun they had when they went to other schools for playdays in G.A.A. Girls' Chorus 9, IO, II, I2: G.A.A. IO, II, I2: Junior Play Cost. WILLIAM LOUIS TIPTON IlTipSll Blushin' BiIl He'll Remember: Standing 45 minutes in study hall. Band 9, IO, II. DAVID LEE WARDER Dave Shy Guy lWant to bet on thatl He'll Remember: The time he almost missed the bus to the Kent Roosevelt game. Akron East 9: Basketball: Varsity II, I2, Reserve IO: Track IO, II, I2: Varsity S Il, I2: Senior Service Club II, I2: Junior Dance King: Perfect Attendance IO: Honor Roll IO, II: Class Treasurer IO: National Honor Society ll, I2. SONJA ONETTA WARREN Sunny The world delights in sunny people. She'll Remember: That embarrassing moment in Ilth grade English Class when she goofed. Mixed Chorus II, I2: Girls' Chorus IO: Girls' Ensemble IO, II: G.A.A. IO, II, I2: Haromano IO, II, I2: Honor Roll IO, II: Scholarship Team IO, II: Junior Play Cast: Class Vice-President I I. MARJORIE BELLE WEAVER Shorty Efficiency is her middle name. She'll Remember: The gay times in 9th period study hall when she was a Freshman. G.A.A. 9: Office Assistant I2: Haromano II, I2: Camera Club II: Scholarship Team 9, IO. JOHN RAY WEIMER Hot Dog Do I seem bashful . . . that's one on you. He'll Remember: The day of the Metro track meet when he locked his keys in his car. Football Varsity I2: Track II, I2: Varsity S II, I2: Mixed Chorus I2: Boys' Chorus I2: Junior Service Club 9, IO: Senior Service Club II, I2: Kappa Chi I2: Dramatics Club 9: Scholarship Team II. ROBERT EDWARD WEISS nB0b11 Fullback with a boogie beat. He'll Remember: Mike Weyrick's crazy gyrations at Margaret Davidson's party. Basketball: Varsity IO, I2, Freshman 9: Football: Varsity IO, II, I2, Freshman 9: Junior Service Club 9, IO: Senior Service Club I2: Homecoming King: Dra- matics Club 9: Class President 9. MICHAEL ALANN WEYRICK Mike Modern life is worth living, let's enjoy it. He'll Remember: The hard football practices. Football: Varsity IO, II, I2: Freshman 9: Varsity S II, I2: Mixed Chorus II, I2: Boys' Chorus Il, I2: Junior Service Club IO: Senior Service Club Il, I2: Dramatics Club II: Industrial Arts Club 9, IO: Perfect Attendance IO: Honor Roll 9, IO, II. i T Strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and ready hands. J. G. Holland NAOMI HOPE WHITE Sizzie A swell gal to know. She'Il Remember: The typewriters that never would type. Girls' Chorus ll: Kappa Chi l2, F.H.A. l2. PATRICIA JOAN WHITED Pot A sunny nature, kind and true. She'll Remember: Wrecked Mercury and Jan. Honoker High School 9, G.A.A. IO, ll, l2g Office Assistant IZ, Haromano ll, F.H.A. IO, ll, l2: Junior Play, Production Staff. RAYMOND MORRIS WILEY Buzz This is the END He'll Remember: That the line will always be rougher than the backs. Football: Varsity ll, l2, Varsity S ll, l2, Mixed Chorus l2j Junior Service Club 9, IO, Senior Service Club ll, Vice-President l2: Junior Play Cast, Sprag Staff 12. LUELLA WISE Louie l She's o 'Wise' one! She'll Remember: The dances after the football and basketball games. Freshman Cheerleader 9, G.A.A. 9, IO, ll, l2: Mixed Chorus ll, l2. fm FH. G' . ll EIIIIINEIIII ROGER PUTNAM I will both loy me down in peace, ond sleep: for thou, LORD, only mokest me dwell in safety Psalm 1l:8 Touring the Art Museum in Greenwich Village was a small group of out-of-towners ond local sight-seers. Among the group was heavy-weight c o n t e n d e r LARRY ARM- STRONG, the Reverand WILLIAM CHURCH, saleslady JOANN BARTA, beautician DONNA DIES, brewer JERRY STEINER, trophy-winner LARRY JOE DAVIS, candle-maker BARBARA SWICK, and channel swimmer PATSY BROOKOVER. LEONARD FISCHER served as their guide. As they were reminiscing of past school days, they approached a mural that reminded them of their Senior Class of I958. First was a circus scene. A Iiontrainer, who looked just like MARK SMITH, was in the lions' cage with two others who strongly resembled GARY SHILLING and RON SCHIEBER. Further on, an acrobatic team, which could pass for CYNTHIA SMITH, BETTE SOLOWY, and LUELLA WISE, was doing somersaults in the air. Further on was a scene of ballet dancers: LELA McCASLIN twirling on her toes, GRETA KEITH with flowers in her hair, and NICK LEOSATOS with arms outstretched ready to catch gracefully flying JUDITH NEUBERT. Next, an Olympic game scene pictured GARY APITZ, DALE SNIDER, and BOB PRESLEY tossing discs, WAYNE RIBBLETT, JOHN MORGAN, ROY NEILL, and WILLIAM PEEL jumping hurdles, and JANET MATSON, LOLITA PERKINS, JOAN REYDA, and DOROTHY THARP making up the world's best swimming team. There then appeared a scene of Colonial days. DON STEWART was the blacksmith and WILLIAM TIPTON the Mayor of Bloom- field Valley. Riding down the street in a horse and buggy were LAWRENCE CARPEN- TER, JOYCE CLARK, DIXIE BAKER, and FRANK DOMBEK, prosperous citizens. CLASS PROP!-IECY Next, there was a scene showing a war between the Spartans and the Orangemen. Leading the Spartan army were Generals DALE EAGLE and RONALD COTTLE. Stand- ing at attention with their mighty guns in hand were DAVID HALL, WILLIAM CSELLE, ROGER RAFFERTY, and DALE CLEMMENZ. There were also some Red Cross nurses on the scene. We recognized JONI SNYDER, GERALDINE SLEVIN, CONNIE DAYTON, PHYLLIS DAILEY, and WANDA DISQUE. ln the next scene was a thriving Western town. Even though the marshal had a well- grown beard, we could tell that it was our old school pal, KENNY HOSEY. He was heading two well-known desperados, JACK HARTMAN and KENNY JONES, off to jail. It seemed they had stolen some jam from BETTY JONES' restaurant, as cow-pokes PHIL BAKER, JERRY CATES, and JOHN BLEVINS looked on. While the marshal was busy with his prisoners, robbers NAOMI WHITE, MARY SUSDORF, GLORIA SAYRE, and CARLYN SAMPLE were holding up TOM EISENTROUT'S bank. Next, there was a horse racing scene. Standing in the crowd were PAT PLASTER, CONWAY ANDERSON, LLOYD IGLEHEART, ROSEMARIE LOZIER, and PAT GRAFTON. We recognized BOB WEISS as one of the famous jockeys. As we looked on, we spied a theatrical scene. There in front of us was the lead actress JOY FLUHARTY, also in the cast were MARGARET FORD, CLARA KINSEY, JUDY KENNEDY, and PAT WHITED. Dir- ecting the show was JUDY ROWLES, and MARJORIE TAYLOR and PATRICIA STAIB were the make-up artists. HERSCHELL TAYLOR was the prop man. Further on was a scene of one of the biggest fires of our time. Fire Chief DAVE WARDER was instructing ESTHER DURST, JUDY FALCONE, VIRGINIA HAIDET, and DONNA FORSYTH on the fundamentals of putting out fires. JIM HARRIS and KAY JENKINS were trapped in the blazing fire and to their rescue went JERRY GLINSKY, DON MORRISON, and ROGER PRESSLER who were just passing by. Among the crowd of horrified spectators were ANITA PRY, JO ANN SNODERLY, SONJA WARREN, RAY WILEY, 'and JAMES BALDINGER. Holding the stretchers for the injured were LOIS and LOUISE BURKET, MADELINE DELSAVIO, and HELEN DOYLE. Leaping from the third story window was ORWIN OSWALD. Need- less to say, he will be a victim for the stretcher crew. Holding the crowd back were several policemen: Captain ROY RAY and patrol- men, DAVE NICKLAS, EDNA PURSLEY, JOYCE REEDER, and BARBARA ROYER. Further on was a boxing match between WALLY SIMS and FRANK MUSGRAVE. Refereeing the match was MARILYN MEL- LER. Placing bets on the match were DONA GILBERT and her companions, MIKE WEY- RICH, MARGO DAVIDSON, MARY CARPEN- TER, SHARON DILLBECK, and TOM FUNK. Sitting in the crowd enjoying the match were JUDY ALEXIS, MARY BITTINGER, ROGER DRAYER, and JOE DIXON. At the concession stand selling hot dogs were DORIS GRIFFIN, JO ANN AUSTIN, PHYLLIS FORD, and their trustworthy helper JOHN HELLER. Standing in the nursery room with straw- berry ice cream cones in their hands were DON HENRY, JERRY JEWELL, and baby-face PHIL MONDELLO. Playing cars were JOY MILHOAN, SANDY MCCRACKEN, and CAROLYN MARTIN. The nurses attending the yougsters were JO ANN MONTISANO, GENE MILHOAN, and RICHARD MORGAN. In the nursery cafeteria serving the meals were JACK JOYNER and RALPH LUDWIG. The Chef of all chefs ELVA POUNDERS was busy warming baby bottles. Next was a scene of one of the new ultramodern hospitals. The famous surgeon WILLIAM GRANT was in surgery removing the tonsils of our old classmate, DONALD HOOVER. SANDRA GROGAN, one of the nurses, was helping with the tonsilectomy. In another room were MARGARET MAY- FIELD, PAULA PITZ, CAROLINE PATTER- SON, and CAROL ROSSITER discussing their latest operations. Sitting in the visitors' room were MARJORIE WEAVER, IRMA JEAN REID, and PATRICIA SHEPLER. Nurses PAT WILCOX and JANICE RITTENOUR were trying to re- vive RAY WEIMER and BUDDY QUICK, who found the maternity waiting room too much to take. After seeing this mural, we all had a warm feeling in our hearts. It was just like seeing all of our old friends once more after being separated for so long. We decided to come back every year for old times' sake. , . 1 o Fofgvm ' ' N51 Doxgwexsg Mm 1 B0 Best l.ooKlNG M051 FiTHX-VNC Pot Wilcox MOST S U Dole Snider MOST COURTEOUS Lloyd Igleheort Greta Keith 'Omg MOST TALKATIVE Esther Durst Kenneth Hosey 4 3 E E 1 2 5 S vw- . v v ' s f Patsy BZQALENTED Mosr DEPENDABLE Okovef, BW David Warder, Greta Keith S i Gram s 'A sf 1' R, 'Stk it 'das is x In 02 WITTIEST Esther Durst Dave Nicklas BEST DRESSED Pat Plaster Conway Anderson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Patsy Brookover William Church PRETTIEST EYES: Sharon Dillbeck Dale Snider PRETTIEST HAIR. Connie Dayton John Morgan BEST PERSONALITY: Lloyd lgleheart Joy Fluharfy SALUTATORIAN: William Church VALEDICTORIAN Joy Milhoanf l'f SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1958 F THE cunious sAvAGE Production Staff Clara Kinsey, Bill Peel, John Mor- gan, Dale Snider, Ronnie Cottle, Dixie Baker, Jerry Cates, Kay Jenkins, Donna Forsyth, Betty Solowy, Paula Pitz, Virginia Haidet, Phyllis Ford, Gerald Jewell, Joni Snyder, Mary Carpenter, Mary Bittinger, Dot Tharp, Rosemarie Lozier, Judy Kennedy, Lois Burket, Louise Burket, and Pat Staib. The Cast Betty Jones, Don Henry, Marilyn Meller, John Blevins, Esther Durst, David Hall, Tom Eisentrout, JoAnn Snoderly, Connie Dayton, Geraldine Slevin, and Leonard Fischer. The Springfield Twp, High School class of I958 being of sound mind and body does bestow and bequeath the following tangible and intangible worldly goods. ROGER DRAYER leaves a million dollars lit he has itl. ESTHER DURST wills the top of her garage to Dot Wallace for any future slumber parties. DALE EAGLE leaves his seat on the bus to Jimmy Parks. TOM EISENTROUT bestows his place in lunch line to Linda Weiss. JUDY FALCONE leaves anything that she forgets to anyone who wants it. LEONARD FISCHER bestows the girls to Hedge Virden. MARY BITTINGER bequeaths her ability to pass without studying to her sisters, Lois and Grace. JOAN BARTA wills her love of Physics to Pat Mathers if she gets enough nerve to take it. GRETA KEITH bestows her position as President of Kappa Chi to Joy Kirk. CONWAY ANDERSON leaves a certain senior girl to nobody. DONA GILBERT bequeaths Pat McEwen the name she gave to her Gilbergettis. GERALD GLINSKY wills his wisecracks and homemade jokes to Dave Lipscomb. PHYLLIS FORD leaves her seat in Chemistry to anyone who can put up with Mr. lngold for 9 months. BILL GRANT bestows his '34 Plymouth to Richard McCuIIy PATRICIA GRAFTON wills her old broken down jalopy to her brother Clark. DON HENRY leaves Steve Mace his ability to keep his bones in one piece. MARGARET FORD wills her typing eraser to Rose Martin who she thinks will need it. DAVE HALL bestows his ability to get along with teachers to Donny Patterson. DONNA FORSYTH bequeaths her ponytail and all its ribbons to my sophomore sister Linda. DAVID KELLER leaves his government book to Miss Nolt. JOY FLUHARTY wills her job as editor of the Sprag to Henny Hansrote. JOHN HELLER bestows all Fords to Joe Dixon. JACK HARTMAN bequeaths a good 1939 Ford and all its get up and go to Marvin Ballard. DORIS GRIFFIN wills her seat in Mr. Pastuck's government class to Elaine Smart. JIM HARRIS leaves his well-worn tennis shoes to Butch. VIRGINIA HAIDET bestows her interests in the track meets to Carol Griffin. GARY APITZ bequeaths right tackle to either of the Robinson boys. JUDY KENNEDY leaves her job at Woolworth's to Sue Ann Ankeny. TOM FUNK takes all! JUDY ALEXIS wills her ability- to go steady for two years to Sandra Paige. DONALD L. HOOVER leaves to Marvin Ballard his fabulous Olds. KENNY HOSEY wills his football suit and position to Judy Dillon. LLOYD IGLEHEART leaves his locker to anyone who can clean it out. FRANK DOMBEK bequeaths his locker to any junior who can clean it up. SHARON DILLBECK bestows her ability to eat so much to Carrell Fultz. BILL CHURCH leaves his ability to climb the rope in gym class to Joy Westfall. KAY JENKINS bequeaths her dark hair and shortness to Judy Hill. MARY CARPENTER wills her ability to blow up test tubes in chemistry to Mary Ann Kovachick LOUISE BURKET leaves Mr. Griffin's nickname a secret V. V. and her old shoe laces so he can lace his tennis shoes. GERALD JEWELL bequeaths his brother, Don, to Butch's gym class. BETTY ANN JONES bestows her nickname Jonesy to Carol Jones, who really doesn't need it anyhow. PAT BROOKOVER bequeaths her baton, whistle, and argu- ments with Mr. Standford to Jackie Lorah. MARILYN MELLER wills her family of French Poodles to Carolyn Grimm. LELA MC CASLIN leaves her troublesome trash Nash to anyone who has the nerve to drive it. RON COTTLE bestows his ability to run the mile to anyone who has enough strength to try it. JOYCE CLARK wills her shorthand book to Joan Clark. JANET MATSON leaves the job of good driving to Pat Mathers. MARGIE MAYFIELD bestows her ability to keep quiet to Dot Wallace. LOIS BURKET wills her old tennis shoes to Mr. Griffin to remember her by. JIM BALDINGER would iust like to leave periodl SANDY MC CRACKEN leaves to join Tony. GENE MILHOAN wills his government book to Fred Mayreis. KENNY JONES leaves the steering wheel from his car to Sam Simpson so he can learn to drive someday. CONNIE DAYTON bestows her dill pickIes to anyone who could eat them without puckering! JOY MILHOAN leaves her ability to get into trouble in study hall to Darlene Milhoan. JOHNNY BLEVINS bequeaths what brains he has to his brother, Gary. PHIL MONDELLO bestows his big toe to Don Wilcox. DONNA DIES leaves her blonde hair to Pat McEwen. LARRY ARMSTRONG wills his car driving ability to anyone who would want it. HELEN DOYLE bestows Mr. Pastuck's government classes to anyone who can stay awake. JOE DIXON bequeaths Mr. Pastuck's discussions to any inter- ested party. CLARA 'KINSEY leaves her Chemistry book to her brother, Rollin. NICK LEOSATAS wills his weight-lifting ability to Jack Bryant. JO ANN AUSTIN bestows her ability to get caught in the lunch line to her nephew, Johnny Austinq PHYLLIS DAILEY bequeaths her ability to peel the car to Sandy Stanley. DIXIE BAKER leaves quietly. ROSEMARIE LOZIER wills Martha Hurst putt-putt and all those hopped-up cars. RALPH LUDWIG leaves his gym outfit to Butch. CAROLYN. MARTIN bestows Springfield High School to her four sisters. JO ANN MONTISANO wills her brother John, all the pleasant memories of high school. ORVIN OSWALD bequeaths his rubberband-powered Henry J to anyone who wants it. CLASS WILL JOHN MORGAN leaves his 49 Chevy to his two sisters. CAROLINE PATTERSON wills her robe in Mixed Chorus to Cathy Patton. ANITA PRY leaves happily to join Jim. DICK MORGAN besto.ws Miss Nolt to the forth-coming class of 59. WILLIAM PE wills his one-and-only set of power hubcaps to Keith Pr5.rer. GARY SHILLING bequeaths his white bucks and gym trunks to Butch. LOLITA PERKINS bestows some future chemistry student her ability to fight with Mr. lngold. DON MORRISON wills his place in the Boys' Octet to Ed Wise. PAULA PITZ leaves her freckles to Darlene Milhoan. ROGER PRESSLER bestows his Government to Russ. FRANK MUSGRAVE bequeaths his place in line at traffic court to some lead foot. EDNA PURSLEY wills her seat in Miss Nolt's Government class to Linda Roger. PATTI PLASTER leaves a certain right guard to No Onel BUD QUICK bestows the table in the cafeteria occupied by Bob Weiss, Nick the Greek, Roger Rafferty, and himself to four boys who appreciate the finer things in life. GERI SLEVIN bequeaths her nerves to Mr. Mitrovich for his driving classes. ROGER RAFFERTY leaves the table in the cafeteria occupied by Bob Weiss, Nick the Greek, Bud Quick and myself to four boys who appreciate the finer things in life. ELVA POUNDERS wills her running around in G.A.A. to Sonny Baker. JACK JOYNER bequeaths his set of bald tires to any poor soul who has a power glide. JOE DAVIS leaves his ability to crowd into lunch line to Ronnie Rollond. RON SCHIEBER bestows his ducks to Wyatt Webb. PAT SHEPLER wills her seat in Miss Nolt's Government class to Sandy Szaraz. ROY RAY bestows his ability to be involved in automobile accidents to no one. WALLY SIMS leaves his size-nine basketball shoes to Harry Rogers lhe wears size twelvel. JOYCE REEDER bequeaths her seat in Latin Class to anybody having the misfortune of taking Latin. CYNTHIA SMITH leaves her place in 6th lunch line to Linda Gloyd. MARK SMITH wills anything he's got or could get to help next year's football team defeat Coventry. JOAN REYDA bequeaths lst period study hall seat to her younger brother, Ted. DALE SNIDER leaves the grow pup to the underclassmen on the football team. WAYNE RIBLETT bestows his seat of ability in Co-op class to Robert Dillon. GLORIA SAYRE wills her orneriness in certain classes to her junior brother. JANICE RITTENOUR leaves her seat in the Senior Class to Jackie Lange. CAROL ROSSITER bestows her 9th period Government seat to Pat Heller. JUDY ROWLES wills her seat, teacher, school, and anything else to anybody that wants them. CARLYN SAMPLE leaves all her books to next year's Senior Class. BOB PRESLEY leaves his baseball suit to Lillian Rogish. BARBARA ROYER bestows all her love for dancing to Pat Garduno. DAVE NICKLAS wills his ability to sit on the bench to Dan Worder. MIKE WEYRICK wills a basket of rotten pears to Butch. NAOMI WHITE leaves the noisy study halls to someone who wants to study and can't. LUELLA WISE bequeaths her ability to bowl to Joan Linburg. RAY WILEY wills his ability to be useless on the football team to Dave Jones. PAT WILCOX bestows her nickname of Porkchop to Carol Hansrote. MADELINE DELSAVIO leaves her block hair to Marie Steiner. PAT WHITED leaves her desire for dancing to her cousin Linda. JUDITH NEUBERT bestows a little of her quietness to her sister. JERRY CATES wills to Jack Evans, his curly hair and feminine looks. DENNIS NEILL leaves Turkeyfoot his knowledge, good looks, and sporting ability. JEAN REID wills her 4th period Government seat to her younger brother, Jerry. MARGARET DAVIDSON leaves her ability to get giggles in study hall to Richard McCauley. JOANN SNODERLY leaves to Sherril Lewis her short hair cut. JONI SNYDER wills her driving to Betty Higgins. BARBARA SWICK bestows all her books to any available junior that wants them. BETTE SOLOWY wills Nelly Belle to Beverly Patsch. MARY ANN SUSDORF bequeaths all the good times as a senior to Alice Turner. PAT STAIB leaves all her long nails to Barbara Depizzol. JERRY STEINER bestows his useful study habits to Jim Wile. DON STEWART leaves the study of hypnotism to his brother, Ed. JOE TAYLOR wills his sore toe to Dale Swafford. RAY WEIMER bequeaths the school record for the mile to Dave Doyle. MARJORlE.TAYLOR bestows her maiorette uniform to Bonnie Baker. BOB WEISS leaves his dancing talents to Bob Stringer. DOROTHY THARP wills her typewriter to Paulette Baldwin. MARJORIE WEAVER bestows her typewriter that never works to her sister, Bonnie. BILL TIPTON leaves his oral reports and speeches to his sister, Beverly. SONJA WARREN bequeaths her southern accent to Drexal Taber. DAVE WARDER wills his basketball ability to his brother, Danny. WANDA DISQUE leaves her studying techniques to the Junior Class. SANDY GROGAN leaves Butch a new pair of pj's. 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W, ig A an K VV j , Q 5 ' if ,MV K V , ,,,6i,,1,x., .. .L .Lg . . I . Q V' ,was ,ig , , ,K-X W ' . 1 A f , - - V. Ml f 1 1. k A -- 7 , ar , V 4, '0f'1f,'f 'M nf 4' ',, 1 up . . , ,, , kigxzgvf 1 SPART ANA KING mu.: snmzn SPARTANA QUEEN PAULA PITZ SPARTANA KING CANDIDATES SPARTANA QUEEN CANDIDATES QW-555 'dei awww m '! W A I CO-OP The Co-op training program, under the supervision of Mr. K. O. Myers, is open to all seniors who are at least lo yeors of age. Providing practical vocational in- struction and experience in retail and wholesale jobs, each student must work at least l5 hours per week, while attend- ing two classes in Sales and Merchan- dising per day, in addition to other re- quired high school work. l iii NY Lloyd lgleheart is president of the group, Jerry Jewell, treasurer, and Mary Bittinger, secretary. The Co-op class sells all advertising for the SPARTANA, thereby meeting half the cost of the book. This year Jerry Jewell was high salesman, Wayne Riblett, second. high, and Gary Schilling, third high. Secretary Mary Bittinger collects club dues from Roger Drayer. Miss Rosenbloom, Advisor, Betty Jones, Editorial Co-Ordinator, Pat Brookover, Editor, J oe tor, befo SPARTANA STAFF Mrs DeMaris Callen Business Advisor Vlr ginia Haidet Margaret Ford and Lillian Rogish prepare a layout for a page of advertising Mary Carpenter, Esther Durst, Business Manager, and Connie Dayton check over last-minute financial problems. Barnette, and Marilyn Meller, Assistant Edi- are deciding and arranging the page order re the book is rushed to press. Zuercher typing copies for the annual. to mmf Margie Viall, Charlotte Gray, and Connie , wiht!-'f s kv Haromano is an honorary club open to all junior and senior girls who have received an average of 85CXp in five subjects or 87MWJ in four subjects. The purpose of Haromano is to promote high scholarship, high ideals, good fellowship, and good, clean morals. Margaret Davidson is President, with Carolyn Grimm, Vice-President, Phyllis Povlacs, Secre- tary, and Patricia McEwen, Treasurer. Mrs. Helen Lowe and Mrs. Frances Vasbinder are faculty advisers. Qin.,-U in The purpose of Senior Service Club is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character and fellowship through- out the school and community. The officers are: Mark Smith, President, Ray Wiley, Vice-President, Phil Baker, Secretary-Trea- surer, and William Grant, Chaplain. Mr. Donald Snyder is faculty adviser. W! il 'WF' H, 1 . J H il -ax r, ,ang ,JP ,, mw- The object of the Future Homemakers of America is to help each girl better prepare herself in the art of home-making. Judy Falcone is President, Sharon Dillbeck, Vice- President, Sandra Venham, Secretary, and Pat Hathaway, Treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Farst and Mrs. Peggy Jones are faculty ad- visers. Each member of the Junior Service Club strives to live up to the ideals of clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean athletics, and clean living. Ronald Justice is President of this group with Dan Detwiler, Vice-President, Don McFarland, Treasurer, and Ed Stewart, Chaplain. Mr, J. Dombo is faculty adviser. The purpose of National Thespians Apprentice Society is to further the interest of students in dramatics by providing them with the experience of both acting and directing in student productions. Lela McCaslin is president of this group with Wil- liam Church, vice-president, Roy Ray, secretary, and Virginia Haidet, treasurer. Mrs. Kathryn Wyre is faculty adviser. The Future Teachers of America is open to all students interested in the career of teaching, Each year the members have an opportunity to teach classes in the various grade schools in the township. ln this way, they find out whether or not they like to work with children. John Heffernan is presi- dent, Pat Grafton, vice-president, Clara Kinsey, secretary, and Elva Pounders, treasurer. Miss Margery Gowdy and Miss Louise Nolt are faculty advisers. .I , - :xi-. :AMA .. y 11 V tr ' THE SPRAG srnmcriuv Rin AND can ' '.'Z'f'il-1715 11- 0 f lt gi-.,,. j.. lynll u ll To Boost and Support Published monthly by the journalism class of Springfield township high school. THE STAFF Editor H- Y, . ,Neue Wu. ,,-.-Joy Fluharty Associate Editor W, ,, W-, Phyllis Ford Make-up u, , .,,-.,,, ,,,,,,, Marilyn Meller Sports ,,,,, ,,,.,Ray Wiley, Kenneth Hosey Advertising Y Y drssd. 7 , ,-.,,,,,Don Morrison Circulation ,W ,,,,,Mary Carpenter, Dale Clemenz Correspondence ,M , ,,,,,Patti Plaster, Judy Neubert Typing ,YYY ,, ,.,,,Pat Grafton, Kay Jenkins, Adviser -s Barbara Royer ,WWW W ,,Lucile R. Miller Homeroom Representatives Seniors -- Esther Durst, Pat Grafton, Joy Milhoan, Geri Slevin Juniors - Gordon Behanna, Judy Dillon, Barbara Lehr, Sandy Romo, Lydia Wolfe Sophomores - Sandy Bourn, Sandra Durman, Sharon Hathcox, Judy Knotts, Sally Mills, Julia Reich, Beverly Spencer, Mary Wilson Freshmen - Bonnie Baker, Richard Caldwell, Deanna Dixon, Karen Grow, Pat Hoisington, Thomas Mays, Charles Pope, Jerry Reid, William Spare, Karen Walker ,ai Creating and promoting a feeling of good will between the teachers and students, and among the students themselves is the primary function of the Student Council. Each grade has representatives on the Council which this year is headed by Don Stewart, president, Patty Plaster, vice-president, Dave Nicklas, secretary, and Dixie Baker, treasurer. Mr. Roger lngold is faculty adviser. Sportsmanship and good fellowship is created by the G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, along with an interest in athletics. Louise Burket is president, with Beverly Patsch as vice-president, Sunny Baker, secretary, and Barbara Lehr, treasurer. Miss Kay Wardman is faculty adviser. Students from each of the four classes make up the Debate Club. These students are organized into four affirmative teams and four negative teams which meet teams from other schools to debate a topic selected by the speech Association of America. Pat Detwiler heads this group with Sue Slevin, vice-president, Judy Hill secretary, Beverly Spencer, treasurer, and Linda Weiss, reporter. Mr. William Mallernee is faculty adviser. Kappa Chi was organized for the purpose of promoting a feeling of good, clean, wholesome fellowship throughout the school. Greta Keith is president, Kenneth Hosey, vice-president, June Emerson, secretary, Dixie Baker, treasurer, and Joy Kirk, social chairman. Mrs. Edith Gingrich and Mr. Ralph Moulton are faculty advisers. An interest in photography is required to be a member of the Camera Club. Tom Eisentrout is President of this group with John Claypool, Vice- Presidentg Anita Pry, Secretaryg and Kay Jenkins, Treasurer. Mr. Steve Mitrovich is faculty advisor. The members of Varsity S are student players and managers who have received at least one varsity letter. The officers are President, Gary Apitzg Vice-President, Dave Warderg Secretary-Treasurer, Ray Weimer. In ...ka-Q QAM ga W , K ,, W if . - kk 1 ,A ' , wat' Q x JY Q. Q Q in Q K f. 1 Q 8 a W -::' - g ss' ' ' .. , ..., QL 4 A Hg, ! wk ff- ' F. k L my , v 1 : A x if 1 1 V , , ,B if 5 ., , ,gggfif pi . , J .2 '- if ' .i:1::' i35 ,l ii' I .5 55 rf A V lag 5 E? A ' Q m 5 V QM: ws x i fm 3 -av! - u H Q 1 f -I 'glfwi-fm.. A M K .4 5 i X, y 1 ,I 3 X A 4 5, -' -ff .: :,s:2::a 55. 1 , -A L M K 1 Q ' H313 f 4 2 i.. A J WW ff '- f535g ?Z ::, , tl. . i. gEwiWi5f'E?? 5' I QW M 4 1 QW Y xr 4 si 55? ,H 7 'F at A as , E ,E ' 1 . f k , 'Q qw 2, UQ' ww t AL W A 'Q J The Student Librarians assist Miss Grace DeWitt with the maintenance, distribution, and shelving of the more than 8,000 books and magazines in our high school library, Office Assistants Clara Kinsey, Sue Nickel, Donna Forsyth, Marjorie Weaver, Louise Burket, Margaret Ford, Greta Keith, and Joy Milhoan gain practical office experience by assisting Mrs. Dorothy Sharp with the many routine tasks encountered in the running of our high school office. Student Proiectionists are Row One, Left to Right: Eddie Emmerson, John Hiner, Jim Conner, Bill Fair, Jack Blaurock, Jim Joseph, Roy Roberts: Row Two: Tom Eisentrout, Ronnie Conner, Robert Sir Louis, David Eisentrout, Dave Shaffer, Drexel Tabor. Row Three: Mr. Willis Kurtz, Director Audio-Visual Education, George Harris, Harry Brent, Frank Chenoweth, and Jerry Reid. Bill Cselle, senior member of the group, was not, present when the picture was taken. Under the supervision of Mr. Kurtz, these boys assist throughout the year in operating the school's projectors, giving up their study halls to show films for the various classes. We-nm ...mm-i. ,., A 2' Za r 1. 6 Q WH' ' ,:z3?555 as Wifi . x. .. . . ,, ,ufxwgj an sk ii' H3 2 6- , tv,- all f E k me ah :eww HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN BOB WEISS -' PAT WILCOX SNO-BALI. KING AND QUEEN GARY APITZ DONNA FORSYTH If Y '9 Nwfvvnvvf91gff SNO-BALI. PRINCE AND PRINCESS E WYATT WEBB LILLIAN ROGISH SWEET!-IEART QUEEN LELA MC CASLIN l Spartan Red and Grey Marching Band is comprised of students from all four grades. Football games and concerts are the major part of the Band's schedule. The Turkey Festivaland the Spring Concert highlight the concert SeCJSOI'1. Mojorettes are Sandy Miller, Pat Wilcox, Mary Olah, Head Majorette Pat Brookover, Don- na Forsyth, Marjorie Taylor, and Jackie Lorah, Officers of the Band are Carl Emery, Presidentg Pat Brookover, Vice- Presidentg Norma Jean Ott, Secretaryg and Donna Forsyth, Treasurer. The Band is directed by Mr. Dale Stanford. The Pep Band is composed of band members from all four classes. They play at all pep meetings and home bas- ketball games. Membership in the Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Neil Davis, is attained by try-out auditions and is open to any vocal music student in the llth or l2th grade who is able to qualify. Participation in district contest and exchange concerts with other high schools are among the group's activities. Membership in Girls' Chorus is open to any sophomore, junior, or senior girl who enjoys singing and is interested in belonging to the group. E ...c 4. , ...G Don Morrison, Don Henry, Dave Lipscomb, Carroll Fultz, Bill Grant, Bob Stringer, Tom Tuxill, and Wally Sims comprise the Boys' Octet. Directed by Mr. Neil Davis, the group often performs for local church and civic groups. Judy Dillon, Lela McCaslin, Marjorie Viall, Marilyn Meller, Pat Garduno, and Carol Jones, who was not present when the picture was taken, make up the Girls' Sextet. This group, too, often per- forms for local organizations, The Freshman Girls' Chorus serves as a train- ing group for the younger girls in high school who are interested in attaining membership in one ofthe performing groups of the Music Department. OQQ ,A 5' vi s A A Q.Sn5f.ffiis M' 'VW Y --.... , .,., , A Elm if ,F ,.,,, 5 far 4 it mis w M-.sem M-ng, 5--Q ,- X W Q f gf , , Y' M X SPORTS ,eff 'I l K L I it 'A 'M'4 W' E som S5 iv-'te in o rf 1 2 645456541-eeB5,f 2 gm ,QFBIQEBSQ 5 .. , 60 C U 4 ,., H 3 5 65,42 it Q3 1 ' tt41ne 1957 METRO CO-CHAMPS Row One: Co-Captain Conway Anderson, Eddie Mitchell, John Ballard, John Heffernan, Bob Weiss, Dale Snider, Phil Mondello, Ed VVise, Co-Captain Don Henry, Manager David Morgan. Row Two: Assistant Coaches Harold Yoak, Butch Daum, Eddie Stewart, Charles Ramsdell, Jim Johnson, Dave Wood, Wayne Mills, Larry Royer, Kenny Hosey, David Williams Al Siegfried, Head Coach Russ Pastuck. Row Three: Bill Hixson, Clark, Grafton, Gary Apitz, Ray Weimer, Mike Weyrick, Jack Hartman, Phil Baker, Mark Smith, Ray Wiley, Carl Yoakam, Tom Tuxill, Steve Mace. Row Four: Ronnie Cottle, Don Stewart, Richard Hohlbaugh, Tom Eisentrout, Bob Carpenter, Paul St. Clair, Ray James, Roy Penwell, Charles Sutton, Rusty Drummond. Coaches Harold Yoak, Russ Pastuck, Butch Daum. Akron Garfield Kent Roosevelt Coventry Stow Wadsworth Akron Ellet Akron Hoban Norton ' Tallmadge League Game VARSITY TEAM SCORES We 6 39 7 40 47 27 13 4l 57 They 20 6 27 7 0 7 6 7 O fn , ll W r a aim fti L' RM f -, rn 23 f if vii uv .wif Left to Right: Gary Apitz, Phil Baker, Don Stewart, Co-Captains Conway Anderson and Don Henry, Phil Mondello, Ronnie Cattle, and Mark Smith. Wi V .W tx X f .nm 'K 3' S frggna tgzfa we ,M Q Q o. it-if... .fe X , an-A . W... A 1. A Y wi 7- fuwmqg-.pg ii if . Lg. 5 , W 1 I 5 M . 45 or , . at iw- 51, fa 4 53248. 'if IF: Q tis ow ,, Qi - ff ,?'gyyfQ ,?U ff'e 4 ' H gh. , ,Q f. A , . t . , K Mer MMM N ', , I 'gmc wi ,Z 6 Q 2 Q af V 4... ,Z .4 , f 50,6 3- 721 L x 3. g 'M' Q. eye ex , ,w i ' f :Y ' f f ' Q r .Q - , W 4 .,, ii . ,. . un f x 6 W , 2 : l G A 3 5, A ' it 5, i 5 'P if 'fe A ,h - A fr E re. . , : ': V' I My Y QQ.,- f , K . gg ., , ' A 5 if f J 3' -mmf. n iw fl, tx .3 'Y 1 ' tie, 1. Top Row, Left to Right: Dale Snider, Bob Weiss, and John Heffernan. The VARSITY CHEERLEADERS in- clude from left to right: Judy Dillon, Lelo McCaslin, Carolyn Grimm, Joni Snyder, and Lillian Rogish, Bottom Row: Eddie Mitchell, Kenny Hosey, and Ray Wiley. f in ,, in ,Q , W . 3,irfj3,g,,, riff? M 1 ff' ' i 1:5 ,L i e R in E E E in I I ig V 1 - 253 E w- K ,, Y aknizgk f ' ' 'X ' is xx iv Q: rf ' A lm' I R FQ fkfffga gsm. shy Nl i Nl Xl xexdfxir Yi and lohn B fx. C006 BOQOY Mel , mcnOQer VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 'W Lillian Rogish, Joni Snyder, Judy Dillon Lela McCaslin, and Carolyn Grimm. J y ft? Y' '38 , mv ll Q' nf . l ,K I 5 ft f ,:.- i K vv., - , 5 GK Vf 'l Wfv ve X VARSITY TEAM Mel Bogard, Coach: John Blevins, Manager: E, Mitchell, G. Apitz, D. Worder, G. Glinsky, l-l. Rogers, W. Sims, W. Webb, B. Weiss, D, Cory, and J. Heffernan. egg R in Opponent We They Barberton 36 54 Central 56 80 Stow 68 30 Ellet 7 l 39 Wadsworth 37 66 Norton 44 53 Tallmadge 60 52 Kent Roosevelt 49 52 Coventry 41 40 Stow 52 46 Coventry 50 72 Ellet 55 49 Wadsworth 62 78 Norton 59 48 Tallmadge 77 70 Kent Roosevelt 53 58 . fx: , 73 1 fix! x 4 5? W N, Y 6 , -Q ' 5 2 ' A .4 4 lg K H Q4 - .- A . 3.-, 48' 1 M.. is ,N Q, :Q K . 9 kk . A i , A f-- 1-J.. J llli lv Q: :--f nlzl E ff? l R ,,JJJJ . - A tr J 'tti fi .J..5 . f .. 4.., . il , I Wally Sums if , fi QQ Wm W aff RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM 1 5 S Manager Allen Boring, W. Miller, D. Ripple, D, Warder, J. France, Coach Harold Yoak. Row Two: C. Grafton, R. Reed, W. Webb, S. Andrick, E. Stewart. Row Three: R. Richard- son, F. Bell, R. Glinsky, D. McFarland. Opponent We Barberton 47 Central 30 Stow 51 Ellet 49 Wadsworth 55 Norton 52 Tallmadge 6 1' Kent Roosevelt 54 Coventry 45 Stow 50 Coventry 68 Ellet 60 Wadsworth 52 Norton 48 Tallmadge 82 Kent Roosevelt 59 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Margie Hale, JoAnn Drennen, Linda Weiss, Mary Ann Rogish, Beverly Lamb. They 54 38 38 58 47 51 34 48 49 52 72 47 69 41 45 49 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Morgan, J. Christian, K. Cottle, J. Miller, C Krohmer, K. Mobley, R. Slack, D. Walker. Row Two D, Packet, C. Frye, D. Cornell, C. Pope, L. Crane, L Bell B. Wyatt. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Della Morgan, Betty Mervosh, Lynda Lessak. Kneeling: Cathy N e m et, and Virginia Paige. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. Coach Ja:k Mancos, Hutchison, Houghton, France Glinsky, Apitz, Pope, Frye. Row Two: Murray, Austin Morgan, Rosen, Drurey, Gibson. Row Three: Bittener Cook, McCoy, Ross, Wilcox, Krohmer, Davis. 1 1 1 ia? E5 if , ig 51 .H 1 ga r . ll' A A Qfrii RETURNING TRACK LETTERMEN John Heffernan, Phil Baker, Mark Smith, David Warder, William Hawkins, Ray Weimer, Conway Anderson, Ed Mitchell, Ron Cottle, Wayne Mills, Steve Mace, and Dave Doyle. RETURNING BASEBALL LETTERMEN Gary Apitz, Gerry Glinsky, Wyatt Webb, Charles Ramsdell, and Don Henry. VA Q r Q 7 le U Z, Q , w iq, nw :amass Q S .-,z '-- f 55 7 1 - 'C i K, saw' M121 ' WMMFK 1 ,,,vL...- B T 9 The Girls' Bowling Team is composed of girls from all four classes, meeting once a week after school. The girls are organized into teams which compete against one another. The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team is composed of outstanding basket- ball players trom G.A.A. They meet in competition with girls from other schools. I VIALL TIRE SERVICE, ' INC. I I 2373 Triplett Boulevard ST 4-'I640 I FIRESTONE MOHAWK TIRES ' Rewpping Repairing ' De-Skidding Service I I PRYOR'S MARKET Best Quality Meats 81 Groceries I Pittsburgh Paints I af Tritts Mills . LEE HIGY Hardware Feed Garden Supplies Cider Press Corner Mayfair 84 Massillon Roads ' Mi. 4-2810 - HOPKINS FUNERAL HOME 547 cenien Ra. Akron IEIIetl ' 34 s. Cleveland Ave. I Mogadore, Ohio - ST 4-4810 I Homes Air Conditioned I CENTURY MOLD 81 MACHINES 1952 Myersville Road Good Luck Clan of '58 BROWNIE'S Fine Food nners -- Lunch - Soda B East Market at Canton Road KESSELRING DAIRY 1529 Triplett Bouvelard ELLET CLEANERS 604 Canton Ro d I ' KRUMROY MARKET Neighborhood Headquarters for Sohio Products Groceries, Meats, Cigarettes, Ice Cream Corner S. Arlington and Krumroy Rd. Pmkwqy 4-0254 GETTIG'S MOBILE HOMES For comfort and better living ST 4-7977 1393 Canton Road J1- STEI N ER BODY COMPANY 3437 E. Waterloo Road MA 8-I T H Akron 12, Ohio Truck Bodies 84 Trucks Built, Repaired 81 Painted THE ANCHOR Routes 224 as 8 MASSILLON ROAD CLEANERS 1555 Massillon Road ST 4-6810 REPAIRS ALTERATIONS LEE'S SERVICE IO78 Canton Road Front End Specialist ELLET BLOCK COMPANY Manufacturers of Slog and Concrete Blocks Dealers in Sand - Gravel - Cement Office and Plant - 2474 Tripletf Blvd. Phone ST 4-1278 FALLS MACHINE COMPANY Massillon Road Akron l2, Oh 'lllIl GECJRGE BURRIS, J EWELER Gruen Bulova Elgin Hamilton RE 3-2l2O 6lO Canton Road CCUNTY LINE MARKET Quality Meats, Groceries Frozen Foods, Ice Cream Magazines 81 Patent Drugs OX 9-3754 x :ik 1 A 4:1 y ., ,V ..., ,,,,, . A -4f--- . - ,..,. 3 W! gm V 1 -V L. WW :fy -A 5,4 81 E- .. ' if, Lf 'S Wi W 3' AZ, if i f-'QW f f f W ff Q i n -vi if ds! HA er 5 1 if 3 Q f K .hy I' 'GA mu. Q uf? -.Ma Fine Mears Phone ox 9-2929 I ENNY'5 'GA GENERAL ENTERPRISES SUPER MARKET On Route 8 IA Mile North of Uniontown 2229 Stahl Road Akron 12, Ohio Good Bufineu in your mea if fl community service C 81 C RESTAURANT GILBERT BODY 81 PAINT SHOP 633 Canton ,Road Akron I2, Ohio I899 Myersville Road Akron I2, Ohio HERFF -JONES COMPANY ROSS TRAILER SALES Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Quality Mobile Homes l4Ol - l4l9 North Capital Avenue l032 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio Indianapolis 7,lndiana ST' 44020 AIRPORT AUTO PARTS CO. y. F' PARKS GARAGE Automotive Products Atlantic Service New - Used - Rebuilt Parts For All Cars 2472 Canton Road OX 9-3515 1493 Triplen BIVISE 3-2254 Akron' ohio Everything for your home repair and decorating FERRIOT BROTHERS, INC. 2685 Mogadore Road Akron 12, Ohio IRV'S FOOD MARKET 1286 Canton Road Complete Line Groceries, Produce and Meat Open Sunday De Deliver ATLAS RADIO 81 TV 71 S. Case Avenue FR. 6-3758 Akron 5, Ohio ROBERT E. NEVLING, D.C. 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Market Street 1161 Graham Road Manchester Road, corner Portage Lakes Drive SPRINGFIELD AUTO SERVICE 2227 Myersville Road OX 9-2272 Akron, Ohio General Auto Repairing Compliments of THE MOGADORE SAVINGS BANK MA 8-2633 Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans Auto Loans Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp SULLIVAN BROTHERS PLUMBING 84 HEATING 1445 Massillon Road STodium 4-5471 ROLL- A - WAY LANES 16 Lanes with AMF Automatics Where the Springfield High G.A.A. Bowls ST 4-0258 707 Canton Ohio THE L. A. KURTZ CO. Lumber S. W. P. Paints Hardware Building Supplies Lawn and Garden Supplies Burpee Seeds In Ellet RE 3-2268 2510 Triplett Blvd ZJLLIIIIIIIIIIIYTTIIIIIIKIITIKI7? '7uNI1U'1f it F4 I '1 I Cement - Sand - Building Blocks Brick - Plumbing - Electric Supplies Hardware - Appliances - Kitchens CARLTON SUPPLY, INC. Leo G. Walter, Pres. ST. 4-1231 1910 E. 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I I Home of Nationally Advertised Suits-Top Coats-Jackets Shirts - Ties -- Belts - Sox Sportswear - Sweaters Hats - Underwear - Etc. xc usive ome o e Jarman Shoes Tuxedo Rental Milk for those who want the best Fume Wea' FO' V- 'wnz 2776 Albrecht Ave. RE 3-2256 All Occasions lbzq - A5 H Featuring AKRON' O lo Tony Martin Styles if ABBEY'S MEN'S WEAR 5lO Canton Road RE 3-36l6 Eastgate Shopping Center LAKEMCRE MUSIC CENTER I King - Hamilton - S.M.L. I Selmer - Leblanc - Bundy Dealer Custom Vveldmg P0 1C0l'din - Cwcinelli Specializing in portable, electric, and Video Accordions acetylene Professional Teachers On portable Welding Service REPAIRS AH Instruments RENTALS Steel and Fabricating EASY BUDGET TERMS Pipe and Pipe Thowmg 1434 Lake Road STadium 4-6320 X in Vu I PORTER WELDING I'-.3 W SERVICE RQQLQQ. gil , I 'Wye Q7 5.-EL Mi 4-2814 2643 Pressler Road 'dit e- I 1- If S 3 , h e li . ,nge ,ge x T -tex N 5. It I ', X f I 4 0 's' . .3:v 3 Tk ky. 1 '. 7 L' Roller skating SPRINGFIELD LAKE ROLLER RINK Nightly Except Monday or Tuesday Saturday and Sunday Matinee 1:30 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 EXCAVATI NG Grading Dozing Free Eftimate 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 Electric Supplies - Plumbing Supplies Paint Supplies F H A Terms PETIT PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC CONTRACTING For Estimates Call MA. 8-3133 286 N. Cleveland Ave. Mogadore, Ohio 1 Here's Your Spee D. Service I' Television TV SERVICE Service Shop .CA . . . we're proud of our ', T.V. Service facilities . . . and want nothing more than the chance to be of ser- vice to you. 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