Springfield High School - Spartana Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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To the Class of 1960, especially, as you turn the pages ofthis book, it is our desire that the beauty and serenity ofthe lslands may Color your cherished memories of the preeious days you have spent at Springfield High Srhool. --fjuffrz Ann Rf'lI'fI, Erlilnr Q A 02 49 if 'Z' Q 1 5 . ga 5 1 rAmanwd'i'n 3 '3aC'1H'5 .H s li fi I , . I . i V 1 5 l I l 1 l . i 4.9 I l 1 I Boand of Education ' H Members of the Springfield Township Board of Education are, Mrs. Emma Hager, Cafeteria Supervisor, Mrs. Betty Grimm, lj? lo right: Clarence Swan, Norman Ott, Charles L. Rieger, Presidentg Mrs. Ethel Barta, Vice President, and Mrs. Shirley Superintendent of Springfield Schools, Harold McPhersong Wilkerson. MR. CARL COFFEEN Superinzendmz Summif County Schooli' MR. CHARLES L. RIEGER Supfrzhtfndrni' Sprzvngfirld 'T0lI'71.S'hlf Srhooli Findlay College, A.B.g Ohio State University, M.A. Q? ,ar MR. JAMES A. STONE Pfiflfllfldl Otterbein College, B.S. in Edu- cation, Ohio State University, Kent State University, M.E. MR. DWIGHT J. MYERS Guidanrf Dirfflw Kent State University, B.S. in Education, Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. in Botany. Psychol- ogy. Advisor: Senior Class, National Honor Society. The multitude of the Board of Edu- Cation's records are capably handled by, sealed: Mrsxlane Maxwell, Assist- ant Clerk, Mrs. Marie Scott, Assist- ant Clerk, Mrs. Dorothy Sharp, High School Secretary, xlandzizg, Miss Nancy Paull, Secretary to Mr. Riegerg and Mrs. Shirley Wilkerson, Board Clerk. MR. VINCENT W. GRIFFIN A.vxz'5tan1 Prirmpa! Kent State University, M.A. in Mathematics, B.S. in Educa- tion, University of Akron. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry. gl . MR. ERNEST BAKO Cleveland Art Institute, Kent State University, B.S. in Educa- tion, M.A. Art Advz'.tor.'junior Class, Camera Club MR. MEL BOGARD Kent State University, B.S. in Education, M.E. 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ROBERT COLLINS University of Akron, B.A. in Education Speech, English III, Debate AdZ'1iYl17.' Senior Class MR. WILLIAM L. CRONAUER University of Pitt, St. Francis, Indiana State Teachers' College, Kent State University, B.S. in Education Industrial Arts MRS. ,IOANN BRIDGE Marymont College, University of Akron, B.A. in English English I Advisor: Freshman Class, Spartana Copy Advisor MRS. DEMARIS CALLEN Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. in Education, Pennsyl- vania State College General Business, Bookkeeping Aa'uz'tor: Freshman Class, F.T.A. MR. DALE CAMPBELL Ashland College, B.S. in Educationg Kent State University, M.E. American History AdUl..S'07.'Jl1I'llOl Class, Baseball Coach MRS. ANN COLLINS David Lipscomb College, B.S. in Business Administration Shorthand I, Office Practice, Office Machines Advisor: Sophomore Class . 1.11- MR. STANLEY DENLINGER Akron University, B.A, English I, Dramatics Af1'z'z'.x'm: Freshman Class, Dramatics Club MR. JAMES DOMBO Kent State University, B.S, in Education, M.E. Physics, Algebra II Arlz'1.s'm: Senior Class, Senior Service Club MRS. BETTY ELLER Berea College, B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics I, IV Arlzvimr: Freshman Class, F.H.A. MRS, DOROTHY FARST Ohio University, B.S. in Education Home Economics II, III Adz'z'su1.'Junior Class, F.H.A. MR. LajOIE BUTCH DAUM Miami University, B.S. in Education, M.S. in Education Physical Education, Football Line Coach, Track, Baseball MR. B. NEIL DAVIS Kent State University, BS. in Education, M.S. in Liberal Arts Vocal Music AdUz'so1.'Juni0r Class MRS. EDITH GINGRICH Ashland College, A.B. in Liberal Arts English II AIIJUI-.S'flT.' Sophomore Class. Kappa Chi MR. RAYMOND GINGRICH Ashland College, A.B. in History: Ashland Theological Senn- nary, B.Th., D.Th. in Theology. Grace Theological Semi- nary, B.D. in Divinity. M.Th. in Theology Wlorld History, XVorld Geography Adz'z'wr' Sophomore Class, Kappa Chi MR. DANIEL C. GROH Kent State University, B.S, in Education Drivers' Training, Psychology Adl'li,Y07.' Sophomore Class,-junior Service Club MRS. MARGARET HUMBERT Kent State University. B.S, in Educationg Greenbrier College Physical Education MR. il.-XCK M.-XNCOS Kent State University, HS. in Education lX1c-clianical Drawing, Drafting, Freshman Football Coach. Frt-shmun Basketball Coach .flrl1'1,wn',' Junior Class MR. WILBERT M.-XNES Kent Slillt' University, BS. in Educ-ation: M.E, Metal Shop .lfiz'1,wr.'tIunior Class MR. ROGER INGOLD Manchester College, A.B. in Chemistry Chemistry, Physics Adt'1.mr.' Senior Class, Student Council MR. WILLIS KURTZ Manchester College, B.A, in Education, Kent State llniw-rs Bethany Seminary General Science, Biology Arl'z'1'sor.' Freshman Class. l7irt'ctor Audio-Yisuzil Eclucation MRS. HELEN LOWE Ohio University, B.S. in Education, lXl..-X. in licltuuttioii Spanish I. II: English ll MR. JAMES 1.t.'NN University of Akron, HS. in Education Assistant Band Director MR. STEVE A. MITROVICH Kent State University, B.S. in Education, M.E. Physical Science Advisor: Senior Class, Camera Club MR. KENNETH O. MYERS Kent State University, B.S. in Educationg University of Akron, M,S. in Education Business Law, Economics, Distributive Education. Advisor junior Class, Co-op Club MISS LOUISE NOLT Manchester College, A.B. in History, University of Akrong Kent State University, Western Reserve University American History, American Government Advisor: Sophomore Class, F.T.A, MR. RUSSELL RASTUCK University of Akron, B.S. in Education, Northwestern Univer- sity, M.A. in Education Health, American Government, Athletic Director, Football Coach Aa'vz'sor: Varsity S x MRS. JUNE MARSH Kent State University, B.S. in Education Business Arithmetic, Typing I Advisor: Freshman Class MRS. LUCILE R. MILLER Wittenberg College, A.B.g Ohio State University, M.A. in English English Literature, Journalism Advisor: Sprag MISS JEANNETTE ROSENBLOOM University of Akron, B.S. in Education ministration, M.S. in Education Shorthand II, Transcription, Typing I Advisor: Spartana MRS. CAROL SHIPLEY Kent State University, BS. in Education Latin I,II, English I Advzlror: Freshman Class a B.S, in Business Ad MRS. VIOLA SMITH University of Akron, B.S. in Educationg Kent State University, M.A. in Library Science Librarian Advi.tor.' Sophomore Class MR. DALE STANFORD Kent State University, B.S. in Educationg M.E. Band, Instrumental Music Advisor: Band Boosters MISS KATHERINE WARDMAN University of Akron: Kent State University, B.S. in Educationg Northwestern University Girls' Physical Education Advisor: Girls' Athletic Association, Leaders, Corps MR. HAROLD YOAK Kent State University, B.S. in Education Biology, Assistant Football Coach. Reserve Basketball Coach Advisor: Freshman Coach MISS FRANCES SUSCO Miami University, B.S. in Education Algebra I,II Advisor: Freshman Class MR. WILLIAM SUSCO Miami University, Kent State University General Mathematics Adziiror: Freshman Class, Junior Service Club MISS KAY TAYLOR University of Akron, B.S. in Education Health, General Mathematics Advzson' Freshman Class, Cheerleaders MRS. FRANCES VASBINDER University ofAkron, B.S. in Liberal Arts English II, III AdUi.ror.' Sophomore Class, Haromano, Teen-age Book Club ski X .tl A MDL.-f Cabetenia Stabb The preparation and serving of tasty and well-balanced lunches is admirably accomplished by our capable cafeteria staff under the manage- ment of Mrs. Elsie Waldrop. The ladies include, ly? to right: Mrs. Willa- gene Swartz, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Waldrop, Mrs. Kay Hoisington, and Mrs. Twila Merrit. Cuatodiana The care and maintenance of our fine high school building is capably handled by custodians, font row, Zyl to right: Dewey Bittinger,-Iames Beers, joe Rowles, Howard Schropg second row: Keenton Garrett, Forrest Baker, and Don Lee. Bun Dnivena Faithfully transporting Township students to and from school each day are school bus drivers, iff? to right: Malcolm Miller, Gene Rutter, Leon Piland, William Cselle, Durwood Garrett, Elwood Moore, Farrell McMorrow, Lindsay Hale, Kenneth Ferris, Earl Sayre, Robert Heil, Herbert Liv- ingston, George Wigington, Grantvlackson, Art Boyer, Jason Lawhorn, Bulos Martin, Thomas Seorsher, Glenn Gregg,,Iohn Austin, and Knot picturedj Jack Arnold, Bill Kennedy, Richard Taylor, and James Wideman. ,P :zu aw -- ' f ' 5, lifi r kli as :Q X .l Q. 'S' giffsf M ,H M. f -',- ,.,,v,V fi I s.- ,f 1 x 5 9 x mls CLASS Pfio P On Wednesday, the twenty-fifth of July, 1970, at 2:40 P.M., Superior Captain DAN WARDER made straight for the bridge of his ship, the S.S. Spartana, to in- vestigate some disturbances reported by First Mate JAY ABERCROMBIE. On investigation, he found JACK EVANS, RAYMOND WRIGHT, DIO GRANT, HAROLD BRAGG, and JOE HORVATH in a raging game of Old Maids. Dis- ciplining them, he sent them to scrub down the deck where they found MARGIE KELLY, SANDY MORELEY, LANA CLIVER, and SHERRILL LEWIS sun bathing, Meanwhile, a party of eight, SANDY DURMAN, SALLY MILLS, SHARON HATHCOX, BILLETTA HILLIS, ROBERT LeMASTER, GERRY SCHROCK, TOM PIGGOTT, and JOHN FINLAW, enjoyed pineapple juice and Poi. RUSTY DRUMMOND and BEVERLY SPENCER were making their way to the gym to watch a shuffleboard tournament. CAROL GRIFFIN, ENGENE SI-IANDOR, JOAN LIMBURG, and WAYLAND RITZMAN were competing in the final round.JUDY HILL, LINDA NEUBERT, MARTHA JOHNSON, and PEGGY DYKES were keeping the ping-pong table busy, while REGENA RIBLETT kept official score. MARY MARTIN, VINCE RUSSELL, WARREN MILLER, JERRY HALMAN,JERRY CAIN, and JAMES DIEHL were engrossed spectators. Later that evening MARY ROGISI-I, DON MCFARLAND, NANCY WIT- WER, BOB PITZ, JOANN DRENNEN, BOB SIMPSON, MARGIE HALE, and RONNIE JUSTICE went to the ballroom where they danced to the music of CLARK VAN SCYOC and his orchestra consisting of GEORGE FARRIS, CHESTER MOLNAR, TIM CAMPFIELD, PAUL BRANNON, and ROGER SYX. DEL HUNT pleased all with his saxophone solos, while SYBIL BELL de- lighted everyone with her singing. Most of the passengers retired early to get ready for the busy day ahead. When the passengers awoke, they were greeted by softly blowing breezes. Their first glimpse was that of beautiful islands. The boat docked to the accompaniment of strains of strumming guitars. As the passengers disembarked, they were greeted in the usual Hawaiian way with leis given to them by BARBARA DEPIZZOL, PAT GARDUNO, LOIS HOUSEMAN, and ALBERTA ELLIS. That evening NANCY and CAROL JENKINS, LOUIS IGLEHEART, RONNIE REED, MARCIA SMITH, and DON KAPITY attended a luau given in their honor by CAROL JAMES, JANET KULIC, JUDY CASTELLO, DAR- LENE MILHOAN, JIM DRUMMOND, JAMES DARRAH, JACK PRICE, and CHARLES PARKS. Most of the tourists stayed at the Waikiki,H a well-known hotel, owned by RICHARD LOHR. They started toward their suites for what they thought would be a restful night, but little did they know what was to transpire. Hotel manager, WAYNE SHAKAN, and his assistant, JEAN WILSON, were escorting the guests to their rooms, when to the surprise of all, they discovered CARL WEBB stumbling down the hall in his sleep! One person sleepwalking was not so bad, but they soon I4 found that he was being followed by LINDA WEISS, JUDY JOHNSON, RITA WHITED, SHARON SHARP, SANDY SZARAZ, YVON NE TUMLIN, RUTH VOYTKO, VICKIE WILKINSON, and SUE ANKENY, who had formed a conga line. Mr. Shakan escorted them back to their rooms, thinking everything was under control, and peace reigned once more. The next day was beautiful, just perfect for swimming and water skiing. At the beach DALE F RALEY showed his ability to fall off a surfboard with amazing graoe while lifeguard GEORGE HARRIS watched over the various activities. These were made pleasant by the fashionable bathing suits worn by BECKY MILLIN, CHERYL GOODRICH, PAT HELLER, PAT FUNK, KAREN WILLISON, RITA WARMAN, and PAT KLAINER. BOB SPENCE, ROCKY RICHARD- SON, DAVE SHAFFER, JOY WESTFALL, SUNNY BAKER, and LINDA HEISA were seen enjoying water skiing. JULIA REICH, MARY REYNOLDS, NANCY HAFT, CAROLYN JOHNSON, SHIRLEY PUTNAM, JOYCE MAUPIN, and BARBARA HARRISON devoted their time to tossing a flashy beach ball back and forth. On down the beach, ED WISE, DAVE WILLIAMS, DREXEL TABOR, CLIFF PANDER, LESLIE GOLEC, and CLARK GRAF- TON were engaged in coconut bombings while in a nearby tree, DEANNA DABEL, SANDY BOURN, SHARON HECKART, BONNIE MANGUS, DOROTHY LOFTIS, and JACKIE LANGE ate bananas and drank coconut juice. Further down the beach, DICK LAUBSCHER, DAVID HERTZOG, ALAN BORING, PATTI HATHAWAY, JANET FLINT, DIANNE CHURCH, LYNN FIELD, GERALDINE JOHNSON, and JUDY LAMBERT watched JUDY CARVER model the latest in grass skirts. On down the street, JOAN SCHROCK, ERMA EARLENBAUGH, ALICE ADAMS, DICK ANKENY, RONNIE ROWLAND, DAN DETWILER, and FRANK NEMET were watching some natives dig for clams. On the mountain slopes, CECILE VANNOY, CAROL REID, LINDA PRYOR, LYNN CARNEY, RONNIE AUSTIN, GERALD ROGERS, and BOB GIBSON found grass sledding an enjoyable sport. Later on the beach, SCOTT ANDRICK, LLOYD MARTIN, ED STEW- ART, FLOYD FOUTS, BILL LICHTENBERGER, BILL O'DONNELL, ROBERT DEAN , and RONNIE CONNER took part in the outrigger canoe races. Among the spectators were JUDY BITTINGER, DORLADENE ALLEN, JOHN UNDERWOOD, GLENN BARKER, and PAUL CERNAVA. That evening, the festivities centered around Hawaiian dancing. Taking part wereJACKIE LORAH, JUDY KNOTTS, CAROLE ALTHOFF, CAROLYN RAMSEY, and NORMA RANKIN. DORRY SAUNDERS, KAY HARTMAN, ELIZABETH BOGGS, MARY HOLMES, and many others enjoyed it very much. Soon a very pleasant aroma filled the air. When the aroma was investigated, it was found that RAYMOND and RONALD ROBINSON, world-famous chefs, had prepared a most delicious meal. CHARLES SMITH, EUGENE HAWKINS, RICHARD HOLT, and ARTHUR MARTIN found the food most enjoyable. To the end our Hawaiian trip, JUNE EMERSON conducted a luau. Assisting her were WILLENE COREY, CAROLYN PRESSLER, MARLA MORGAN, JUDY MCKINNEY, JANICE WHITE, KATHLEEN ZEHNER, and RUTH SCHREIBER. Afterwards, ROY PENWELL sang some Hawaiian songs while SUE SLEVIN, CINDY KNIGHT, DAVID MORGAN, ALAN FOWLER, WILMA JOHNSON, CAROL CRITES, KAAREN HUGHES, and RONNIE BARRON listened attentively. As the sun slowly sinks in the west, the S. S. Spartana leaves this enchanted island to return to our everyday lives. ALOHA! 'I5 l.XY .Xllliliffliilhllllli 17f11f11,,1 Il1'!lm111-wmv. 'lilu' :gills lu 'llh prritucl 151ivPl s ilirftiuing l'r,fwnr111 Clutrlvs I'.1lu11'1 Ilzivisztmlxlt-.111 1N't1s,ou. l'rlI'f11v P11111 lr. S1-mire Club 111. K11pp.1 C111 11.11. Dmuu1tiesC111b 11.12:Tl1espiz1ns 11.1Q:Cz1tnv:ra Club 111.1 1.12, Yue' l'tt-sttlrnl 12, l'4'l'1't-vt Attvtidzittce ?1.111,11. Honor Roll11.10.11. Scholarship 'I't'.1lu '1.1l1.1 1.-111111111 1'l:1x Cdsl,-111111111 Plan' ProC1ut'tion Staff: Senior P111vCust. .X1,lCI-I l .XY .XDAMS Alto Shfll rf-nmrilwr The time Alberta secretly went with judy's boyfriend, l'rrffv1'r11 1' Illnrk hnir and blue eves. Pri l'11-aw Mvselli. Ullite .vkssistiint 121 1 T..-X. 11.121 Debate Team 11,12, Haromano 11.121 Perfect Attendance 11 Ix1RI..xlut1NIi .Xl.l.l'1N IJ,-1 Sl11'lln1111n11w All 1he1'1111 she had this ye 11' with the Ageing nt football games and other zirlivities. l'11-ffrfm .K ff-1-1.1111 guv .11 1-lllt-t. l'fl l'1f:1. 11.111 sportstiittnsltip 111111 poor school spirit. 1ii11sl11111r11s11.I11.11.12: C.,X..fX 1ll. Kappa Chi 11:Hz1rotnz1no 12. C.XRU1.If .XXX .Xlfl'I'lUl lf t.. f11f.11.gf11 S711 'll mm 1111111 l51iv'r-'1't11it1i11g vltiss in lier Junior venr. l't1!frn11f. '1'11t-111t111t', Pr! Prim '1'rx1t1tjtot'.1tr11 tht- bus at 7:03 in thc' tnorniug, 11.11111 1ll.1 1.11. Yue- 1'r1-sitlent 11. Mixt't1C1toruS 11.113 Girls Chorus 11.1111 GAA. 113 Kappa V111 11.11. 1l.1r111n.1no 11.11. Xl.1io1'1-111- 11.131 Perlk-ct .Xttt-r1t111m:e 10: Honor Roll 11: Brigit- 11111111 m 1 DANIEL GEORGE WARDICR. PRI'1SlIJEN'l' 11'a111 Hr'1lremn11hrr: Mr. lngold's chemistry class. Prghvfftfr Good old Sttldcbtikers. Pri Pmw' Moose, Big Al. Warren. CLE.. Liiub. ztutl the rest of thu boys. Basketball: Varsity 11, Rt-sc-rxe 111, Freshntan 11. Buss-biill 1l1.11.1!: Prince 1111111111111-Senior Dance, Spartann King: Junior Play Procluction Stall. Class Prcsitlent 111.1 1.12. Senior l'1tu' Production Staff, DONALD BEN N1cI ARI.AND, VICE PRESIDENT Mal Hr'1l mnmzhn' Number one shadow llvloosel. PrgfQ'1Pr1rf.' A Certain Varsity t:hr:-erlezidcr. PM Putvf Pine Township boys. Football: Varsity 11.121 Reserve 1111 1-'rcshman 9. Batsketball: Varsity 11.121 Reserve 1113 Freshman Sl, Baseball 1113 Track 11. Varsity S 11,121 Mixed Chorus 9,1115 Seuiot Semin- Club 11.12, Attendant ofklunitit'-Senior Dante 111 Dratnttties 11.121 Clnss Vice President 11.12. Sprag Staff 12: Boyds Chorus 10: Jr. Service Club 41.10. 1 RAYMOND SCOTT ANDRICK ,1Inn.r1 ' Hr'Il mnfmbfv' Number one shadow tM11t' J, Prekrrrwf: Records bvhlolinm' Nlntltis, Pr! PN1'1'.' Wardt'r. Big Al, lfarren. Babe. Lnub. CF.. untl the rt-st olitlte gang. Football 9, Basketball 51.111.11.122 Bnsvluitll 1l1.11.l2, Yatrsitv S 11.121 Nlixt-cl Chorus 9.1113 Boys Chorus 9.10. Junior Service Club 11.1113 Senior Servlet' Club 12. Student 111111111-il 12. Treasurer 12. AttenflnntLI1111iorfSe11io1' Dnvice 1 1: Sparttiitu .Xttendtinlg Dr:11nttt1t's Club 11: Perlect Attendattct' 11, RICHARD DE.-KN ANKENY 1'L1!Il1' R1fh1ml Hr'llnfmfn1h1'r.' A blanket. tooth biush. and nn alarm clock, Przffr't'mw.' Girls, ruoncy. girls, tuonvy. and also girls and nmney. Pr! Pn'1'f.' The Rock Truvk 9,10.11.123 -junior St-rx'it'e Clul1'1.1l1q Senior ServiceC111b 11.111 11,121 President 12, Spartans .-Xttcndzuitg Kappa Chi 123 Sclmlarsltip Production Stall: Senior Plny Cast: lfootball 9. StudeutCo11nt'il 111. Teani 9g.I11niu1' Plan MARY ANN ROGISH, SECRETARY Snilch Shi!! mriembn: All the good times she has had cheering at football and basketball games. I'vy'evnrcr A certain varsity quarterback. Pei Peru: Cold and rainy football games. Cheerleader 10,1 1,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 G.A.A, 9,105 Princess jr.-Sr. Danceg Spartana Attendant5 Dramatics Club 11,125 Class Secretary 11,125 Sprag Staff 12. MAKIORIE ELLEN HALE, TREASURER Squirt H Sllill remember: Cheerleading, N.H.S. tap assembly, Daisy Durdle in the jr. Class play. Pryirnrczf Certain vanity halfback. Pri Pave: Beatniks. Cheerleader 9,10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 Student Council 115 Clam Vioe President 95 Class Treasurer 125 Honor Roll 9,115 National ,Honor Society 11,125 Senior Play Cast5Junior Play Cast5 G,A,A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 9,10,1l,125 Dramatics 9,10, l1,12, Vice President 125 Thespians 11,125 Debate 9,10,l25 Haromano 11,125 F.T.A. 95 Homecoming Queen 125 Attendant Jr.-Sr. Dance 11, 5 RONNIE BARRON Rover Hr'll rnnnnhn: His Freshman year in Miss Nolt's homeroom. Prghrnrcf: Girls. Pfl Pmlex The guy who stole my transmission. SYB11, KAYE BELL Sugar Shz'll vnrremlm: All the fun she had in Mixed Chorus going to contests. Pfqfnencz: Music and George. P11 Pnvr, Ronnie Austin and all the boys in Psychology. Mixed Chorus 10,1 1,125 Girls Chorus 95 Brigadoong Contest Soloist 9,10,1 1,125 F.T.A. 10,115 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Honor Roll 95 Senior Play Production Staff, SUE ANN ANKENY I NZM., Slu'll remember: All the good times she has had with the gang. Pfqfnmce: Pizza. i Pri Prove: Unmailable letters in transcription clas. RONALD R. AUSTIN Blue gms Hill rmrzmbev: Hisjunior year. Prwrencf: '59 Fords, Pei Pave: Co-op. Band 95 Track 95 Co-op 12. SUNNY BAKER Cloudy Bulrhrf' Shl'll rnntmbn: The night we constructed an oxygen aton at Judys slumber party. Pfdmncr Big bad Fords and pizzaburgers. Pl! Pmfei Following Sadie's big bad Chrysler over dirt roads. Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 G.A.A. 9,10,1 1,l2, Secretary 10, Vice President 11, President 12, Leader Corp. 115 Letter Club 125 lntra-mural Sports 9,l0,l1,125 Library Assistant 105 F.T.A, 125 Dramatics Club 9,l0,1l,125 Thespians 11,125 Hammano l25Jun- ior Play Production Staff, Senior Play Production Stall. GLENN BARKER '7rurrr1r Hill rernzmbn: His Freshman year in Miss Nolt's homeroom. Prwrmre' Girls. Pr! Pmae Teachers Co op 12 ALAN WILLIAM BORING Big AI Hill remember: The good times with the crowd after the games, Pvwrmrr Rum-soaked crooks. Pal Pave: Warder, Warren Babe, Laub, Moose. C.E., and the rest of the gang. Varsity S 125 Sports Manager 9,10,l1,12g junior Service Club 95 Senior Service Club 12. SANDRA LEA BOURN Fuglight Shz'll rnnnnber: All the fun she had giving Warren Miller a hard time in fourth period study hall. Hdrmcz: Rocky and the good times in the jeep , Pe! Pmu: Mr, Collins and the questions he asked about a certain guy. Cheerleader 93 Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls Chonis 9,10g G.A,A. 9,l0,l1,12g Kappa Chi 9,10, 11,12g F.T.A. 10, ll, 125 Camera Club 9,1OgJunior Play Production Staffg Senior Play Pro- duction Staff HAROLD MCARTHUR BRAGG Snag He'l1 vemzmbzr: School in general. Prmrenre: Home in bed. Pe! Pervz: People who just can't be pleased. Co-op 12. PAUL EDWARD BRANNON Tuff Hill remember' The good times coming home on the band bus. Prwvenur Small majorettcs. Pei Pnvr: '59 Olds convertibles. Band 9,10,11,12g Kappa Chi 123 F,T.A. 12, ALTON WEBSTER BROWN HAI.. Hfll mnzmbn: All the wrecks he got out of safely, Prgkrrncz: Royal Flush-King High. Pd Pfzvt: Stop signs. Falkvill, Alabama 9,l0g Basketball: Reserve 105 Industrial Arts Club 9,1O,11g Co-op 12. JUDITH CHARLENE BITTINGER Dumpling.r Slu'll remember: The fun she had with Liz Boggs and Sybil Bell and her first day at Springfield. Prjnencc: Music-it's the most! Also a cool fellow from Duke University and a little friend called Snowball. Pet Pave: Home Economics classg pie baking isnit what it's cracked up to be. Lake High School 9,10g Mixed Chorus 9,l0,l2g Girls Chorus 9,105 Girls Ensemble 10g Library Asistant 125 F.T.A. 125 Dramatics Club 12g Senior Play Production Staff ELIZABETH LEA BOGGS Dimple.v She'llmnzmbe1.' All the fun the choir had going to contests. and her two best friends -judy Bittinger and Sybil Bell. Prjnence: A fellow from Akron University named Fred who docsn't dig the beatnik jive. Pal Puve: Home Economics class, pie baking, and Jimmy Darrah. Mixed Chorus 10,1 1,125 Girls Sextet 12g Brigadoon Stalfg Contest Soloist l1,12. v mww im-sz- PEGGY GWENDOLYN BROWN Bmwm2 SIle'll remember: Members vs. non-members. Prqerenee: My Mr. Army man. Pet Peevef The janitor who sweeps while we're eating lunch 6th period. G.A.A. 9,10,l 1,125 Girls' Choms 9,12g F.'I'.A. 11,12g Camera Club 10, llg Perfect Attendanoe 9,105 Intramural Sports 9,10,11g Senior Play Production Stall JERRY RAYMOND CAIN EluiJ' He'll remember: His car konking out on him on his way to school. Preference: A certain girl at Springfield High School. Pet Peeue: Those who think they are hoods. F.T.A. 11,123 Camera Club l0,1lg Senior Play Cast. TIMOTHY CRAIG CAMPFIELD 'Vlirlj Tim He'll remember: The Midnight Flyer. Prderenees A certain girl at Manchester. Pe! Peeve: Revenuers. Band 9,10,llg Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12g Boys Chorus 95 F.'I'.A. ll: Student Projectionist 9, 10, Thespians 11,125 junior Play Castg Senior Play Cast. EARNEST LYNN CARNEY Earm He'll remember: All the fun we had in second period study hall. Prdnznce: A certain girl from South. Pri Peeue: K.O.'s law Class. Camera Club 9. JUDY LYNN CARVER .yuan Shell remember: That little broom pusher in 6th period lunch. Pryrences People with Southern accents. Pet Peeve: Beatniks. Mixed Chorus 12, Girls' Chorus 9,10,l1g Girls' Ensemble 9,l0,1lg F,H.A. 9,l0,1l,12, His- torian llg Honor Roll 10,115 Senior Play Production Staff JUDITH IRENE CASTELLO Sadie She'll remember: The forgotten three in Brigadoon. Prqerence: Our crazy parties. Pei Peeve: P.A. announcements and following Baker's Ford over dirt roads. Mixed Chorus 11,l2g Girls' Chorus 9,10,1 1,121 Accompanistg Girls Ensemble 9,l0,11g G.A.A. 9,10,11g Kappa Chi 12, Dramatics Club 125 Debate Team 9,10,1l,12, President 125 Haro- mano 125 Junior Play Production Stallg Brigadoon Production Castg National Honor Society 11,12, Secretary 123 Senior Play Production Staff, F.'I'.A. 12. PAUL W. CERNAVA Paul He'llremzmber:Mr.Col1ins' English classes and study halls and Mr. Ingold's Chemistry lab experiments. Prjerenee: Girls, cars, friends, late hours. Pei Peeve: Mr. Dombo's green tiesg Bill Lichtenbergefs ambition. Perfect Attendance 9, Senior Play Production Staff 19 LANA LOUISE CLIVER Lana Shfll rrmzmber: All the good times Joann, Frankie, Carol, and she have had all through high sehoolg and at slumber parties and those crazy record hops. fymftflttf The Caps, the Renaults, pizza, convertibles, skating, and dancing. Pet Peeue: People who don't like to have a good time and are stuck-up. G.A,A. 9,l0,l lg Girls Chorus 9,lOg Otiice Assistant l2. RONALD JOHN CONNER Ronnie He'll rzmzmbef: The time Bill Lichtenberger got blasted by the Root, Ptdnznce: Oldsmobiles and Judy. Pet Peevr: Government Class. Spartana Attendantg Camera Club ll,l2g Senior Play Production Staffg Student Pmjcctionist 9,l0. WILLENE GAIL COREY H'tllrne Shfll rzmemlvrr' Ninth period study hall. Prghrrnn: Pizza and parties. Pd Prrzv: Smart guys. Pennsylvania High 9.10. CAROL SUE CRITES Chnl Shfll rmxfrnlrrr: Andrick and Austin passing my purse around in Government class, Pnjffrrrtrf Older guys with money. Pr! Pmm' Kay, Sandy. Pat, and Dec: and the lunches sold at S.H,S. Girls Chorus 91G.A.A.9: F.H.A. 9.10. DIANNE FAYE CHURCH MDM, Shfll remember: Going on Sunday for rides to Canton. Prgfemw: Certain guy from Ellet. Fel Perve: Teddy Bear, Pete, Chick, and Stinky. G.A.A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 10. MICHAEL ALBERT CLAYTON .fMikt,, Hill rmumba: Mr. Collins' wife. Plrdnerirzr Beautiful girls, snazzy cars, and Sophomore girls. Pet Pave: American History and those horrible study halls. Library Assistant 9,l0,l lg F.T.A. llg Dramatics llg Thespians ll,l2 Co op I2 Perfect At tendanoe 1lgJunior Play Cast. DEANNA EILEEN DABEL Der Shfll rrmrmbn: All the times she has had with all he Pnjfhfnrr' Pretty clothes and a certain guy. Pr! Pmfz: Lana. Frankie. Carol, Shelly, and Joanne. F.H.A. ll,l21 Camera Club 9. ROBERT DEAN Ullfultyn lle'Il remrnxbrff: Small black car with big red lights. Prrfkvnrf: Money and money and money. Pr! Prfzm' The ability to try and do what I can't do Camera Club 12g Perfect Attendance 9. r friends at S.H.S that I tried to dn. BARBARA DEPIZZOI. l.1tllz Om Shr'll rzrnembn' Last summer. one night at the Waterloo. Pvgjhmrz: Ohio State. Pri Paw Bashful boysl Mixed Chorus 11.123 Girls' Chorus 9,105 Girls' Ensemble 10,11g Girls' Sextet 12, GAA. 95 Homecoming Queen Attendant: Dramaties Club 124 F.H.A. 10. DANIEL JON D1-ITWILER Burk llf'lI rememhn' Pine 'I'ownship's basketball team. Pnferenrr' Women and good cider. Pal Pmv: The Moose. Football: Varsity 11.12, Freshman 9: Basketball: Freshman 93 Track llgjunior Service Club 9.10, Senior Service Club 11,125 Vice President 11,125 Student Council 12. r SANDRA LEE DURM.-NN 'lnl1li' Hun Shfll rmtefrtlnrr' Going on all-day joy rides on Sunday to Canton. I'n-fkn'r1n Tall. dark, handsome, intelligent. and museular guys. Pri I'ru 'f'.' Girls v-ho talk about a person behind his bark. Band 9,105 Girls' Chorus 9.10. G..'X.A. 0.10. Library Assistant 93 Kappa Chi fig F.'l'..-K. 103 Camera Club 10. lVlARG.'XRli'l' lil..-XIN12 DYKES Peg Shfll rrrm'mlm.' Some of the parties she' has gone to. Prffnrnrr: A boy who she wishes had a 1960 red Ford convertible. Fr! Prrzv' A t'ra7y saxophone player tSluggerl Cynthia Sherlock tllolnicsj, I Band 9.1tt.11.1!: Mixed Chorus 11.123 Girls' Chorus 101 Girls' Ensemble 101 GAA. 95 Kappa Chi 10.11.121 Haromano 1!:hIunior Play Production Stall. JAMES MONROE DIEHL Tri IIr'll rrmmzhn: The good times Gary Southwood and he had with his fanoe at Ningtiiot Lake. Przfkrmrr: The times the gang ramshacked the Amoco Station on Canton Road. Pr! Prrve: Mrs. MiIler's eotntncnts about CE. and Grafton. Perfect Attendance 111 Sprag Stall' I 1.12. JOANN DRENNEN -aw Sh1'lI rmmnhrr: To forget to rememlx'r to huge! what she wants to relnetulwr to lorget, Prqfkmirr' Bob Simpson and Canada. Pri Perrin' Girls who flirt with guys who go steady. Cheerleader: Reserve 10. Mixed Chorus 11,121 Girls' Chorus 9.10, Girls' linsetnhle 141, G..-X A 10.11g Perfert Attendance 51.10.113 Kappa Chi 11. JIMMX' ALLAN DRUMMCPNIJ 'jnnrrgt' Hr'll mnmxhn: The Stow football game in his Senior veal. Prqfkrrnrfs Anything not eonnevted with srhool. P11 Prem' Clark Gral'ton's jokes that he thinks are liinny. Junior Service Club 10. RUSSELL LOVVELL DRUNINIOND Rim Hf'll vrmrnibuf The times Fine Township had at noon Prghrrnrf: Football and basketball, Pr! Prem' Vtfork. Football: Varsity 10.1 1.12. Reserve 0: Freshrnan 113 llasketball 91 llaseball 10.1 1,121 Yaisitv S 10.1 1,l21Junior Service Club 9,103 Senior Service Cluli 11.12. Student Council 121 Kappa Chi 11,12. JUNE ELIZABETH EMERSON .yumt Shf!! remember: All the good things. Pfeknnce: Friends Pei Peevzf Homework. Band 9,10,1l,12, Treasurer 115 Mixed Choms 9,10,11,125 Accompanist 9,10,11,125 Brigadoon Accompanistg Student Council 10,115 Library Assistant 95 Kappa Chi 9,10,11,12, Secretary 10, Chaplain 11, President 125 Dramatics Club 10,115 Tliespians 11,125 Honor Roll 9,10,115 Scholarship Team 9,105 National Honor Society 11,125 Senior Play Production Staff JACK LYNN EVANS .guy HF!! remember: K. O. Myers and Co-op class. Pfwrence: Fords and Bertha Pzt Peeve: Chevy's that are faster than Fords. Kappa Chi 10,115 C0-op 125 Camera Club 10,11. GEORGE ALEXANDER FARRIS George Hi!! remember: Chemistry and physics classes and Mr. Ingold's jokes. Prwrenze: '56 Corvettes, blondes, and hundred-dollar bills. Pei Pzeve: '59 Chevy 6-cylinder automatics and trigger-happy duck-hunters with C.G. and D. and Carol James. Roswell Kent 95 Band 9,10,1 1,125 Junior Play Production Stafli JANICE LYNN FIELD Lynn She'!l remember: The football game when a bunch of us girls wore burlap sacks for Haromano initiation. Prwvence: Football games and apple cider. Pe! Perw: Driving around Mountain View in Drivers' Training class. Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,10g G.A.A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 9,l0,115 Haromano 11,125 Honor Roll 9,l0,1l. f,.1 , f w 1,-, .,tt Q ,1..,..wX.msss-wt11-fwmm-nw-W. . ,sw ,- , ERMA RAE EARLENBAUGH Erma Rae Slifll remember: The gas coming in the windows during first period bookkeeping. P1W1ence.'Jerry, spaghetti, and Manners' Big-boys. Pet Peeue: The people who crowd in lunch line. Band 9,1o. ALBERTA MARILYN ELLIS Al She'l!remembe1.' The time Joan, Sue,Jean, and I went job hunting, Prdnenee: The crazy parties our gang has had. Pet Peeve: Never being able to reach the two top shelves of my locker. Girls' Chorus 105 G,A.A. 9,105 Kappi Chi 105 F.T.A. 10,l1,l2, Vice President 125 Dramatizs Club 10,11,125 Thespians 11,125 Debate Team 9,10,11,125 Haromano 11,125 Perfect Attend- anoe 115 Honor Roll 9,10,1l5 Scholarship Team 9,10,11gJunior Play Production Staff: Senior Play Production Staffg National Honor Society 11,125 Spartana Stall' 1 1,12. JOHN CLIFFORD FINLAW Firmy He'!l remzmbev: A certain dark-haired girl with horn-rimmed glasses at a drive-in. Prylrenrc: '38 Chevys. Pe! Peeue: Lack of driver's license. Band 9,l05Jr. Service Club 9,105 Sr. Service Club 11,125 Camera Club 11,125 Senior Play Production Staff. JANET FLINT 'jnnef' Shi!! remember: Our crazy senior gang and our crazy Co-op class. Prwrencz: Boys that don't drink. Pe! Peeve Girls that steal other girls' boy friends. Library Assistant 125 F.T.A. 95 Co-op 12. FLOYD FOUTS FIqyd Hill rrmrmbcv: Nothing. Pvrkrznu: Carol at K.H.S. Pr! Prrw: Chevrnlets. Co-up 12. ALAN LEROY FOIVLER ..AI1. Hill nmfnzhn K. O. Myers and thc way he conducted Co-np class. f'vwnntf: Chevys. Pr! Pm-f' Covnp class. Co-up 12. LESLIE GOLEC Les H1'Il nmfmbn: Pine Township basketball, my woman and good cider. Prqf2rrnrf.' Blond-headed girls. Pal Pzrur. The witch. Football ll: Baseball 123 Track 9.I0gJr. Service Club 9,10g Sr. Service Club 1l,12. CHERYL GOODRICH Cheryl Shfll rminnhn' A11 the fun that our little gang has had. Prgfkfmrr: A certain guy in the Navy. Pr! Pmirf Sandy, Sharon, Becky. Pat. Mixed Chorus 121 Girls' Chorus 9,10,11, GAA. 9,10,l1,l2, Secretary 125 Kappa Chi 11, Dramatics Club 1l,12g Thespians 12, Haromann 11.12, Perfect Attendance 11, Honor Roll llgjunior Play Production Staff, Intermural Sports 9,l0,11,l2. DALE RICHARD FRALEY Farid Hz'll rrmnnbrr: Mr. Ingo1d's laugh. PrrfP1fncr. lA Mad Russian. Pri Pave: People who dislike the band. Band 9,10,11,12g Kappa Chi 12, F.T.A. 11.123 Pt-rlect Attendance Slgjtniinr Plan l'rm1urtinu Staff: Senior Play Production Stallf PATRICIA SUE FUNK Pdf Shr'!l mnembrr: The good times she had after the lbotball gzuncs. Prgknnrr: A certain blond-headed boy. Fel Paw: Dee, Chick, and Teddy Bear. Library Assistant 93 Camera Club 9,104 Perfect Attendance 1 1, Intra-mural Sports 9,1KI.1l. PATRICIA ANITA CARDUNO Pal Shr'Il rmzrmhn The time Linda put gum in hcr hair iu health class. and llu- tinu- slu' haul goi- ling it out. Prqfermrr' Swimming at Clearwater with -lam-lg lbod and Old Spice. Pr! Perm: Timed writings in Office Practice. Cheerleader: Freshman 9: Mixed Chorus 1l,12, Treasurer 121 Girls' Chorus 9.10. Girls' lin- scmblc 95 Girls' Sextet 10,11,12g G.A.A. 9,l0,11,12, Colton Swing Attendzuu 51: Kappa Chi 10,11,12, F.T.A. 10,1 1.123 Dramatics Club 111.1 1,123 Thespians 11,131 Hammano 11,123 F.H.A. 9, Honor Roll 10gjunior Play Production Stalli: Intramural Sports 10.1 1.12, Sz-ninr Play Production Staff. ROBERT DOYE GIBSON '4Bub'l Hill rrmrmbn: 6th period lunch. Prgjrrfnre: His Hone-and-only. Pr! Prrw: Butt'h's odd sense of humor. Track 11, Mixed Chorus 10,11,l2g Boys' Quartet 12, Senior Service Club 11, Camera Club 105 Sprag Staff 12. CAROL SUE GRIFFIN Goff She'II remember: Eighth period Oral EnglishAA birthday kissAThe results. Preferenre: Dimples, Old Spice, Y.F,C., and math. Pe! Peeve: Diets and vocal exercises in Mixed Chorus. Cheerleader 9, Mixed Chorus 1 l, 12g Girls! Chorus 9,10q Girls' Ensemble 9, Mixed Ensemble llg G.A.A. 9,10,12g Girls Letter Club 12g Kappa Chi 9,10,l1,12, Vice President 12g F.T.A. 105 Dramatics Club 9,10,11,12g Thrspians 11,12g Debate Team 9,10,1I,12, Vice President 12g Haromano 11,123 Perfect Attendance 9,114 Honor Roll 9,10,1lg Scholarship Team 9,11gjun- ior Play Production Staffg Class Secretary 9,103 National Honor Society 1l,12g Spartana Staff 11,124 Business Manager 125 Intermural Sports 10,114 Brigadoongjunior-Senior Dance Attendant 12, NANCY CAROL HAFT Nan She'll remember: The crazy Senior gang and the time she almost scared Mr. Mitrovich to death in drivers training. Prwrenre: Pizza and weiner roasts. Pet Peeve: Boys who don't like weincr roasts and that crazy Co-op class, mostly the president. Girls Chorus 9g G.A.A. 9,10, Library Assistant 9,1O,11g Co-op 12, Junior Play Production Staff GERALD LEE HALMAN Fai Sa He'!lrememl1er' Mr. Manes' Shop class. Pryerenre' Chcvies. Pe! Peezre: Fords that are taster than Chevies. GEORGE LOUIS HARRIS Skip He'll remember: Drivers Training Class in hisjunior year. Prelererire: '56 lavender Lincoln convertibles and brunette majorettes. Pei Peeve: Trigger-happy duck hunters with G-G and D, and '53 Lincoln tanks. Band 9,10,l1,l2g Student Prqiectionist 9,10,l1,12g F.T.A. 12, Perfect Attendance 9,10. uwi..sr, M4111 rtffswa CLARK WILI.lAM GRAFTON Grafite He'll remember: A oertain blonde in the Sophomore class with the initials N.M. Prejerenze: Making at least one touchdown. Pe! Peeveftlim Drummond's wise cracks. Varsity Football 10,11,12g Freshman Football 93 Basketball: Reserve 10g Freshman 9: Varsity S 10,11,12gJunior Service Club 101 Sprag Staff 12. DIO-CLEATION GRANT Dia He'l! remember: Pine Township. Prwrerieef The cleanerls truck. Pet Peeve' Senior English. Track 10,11qjunior Service Club 103 Senior Service 11,12. BARBARA ANN HARRISON Barbara She'll remember: Members. Prekrencei To make Edward Mitchell a happy wife. Pe! Peevei Psychology Class. South High School 10,1lg F.T.A. 12. KAY FRANCES HARTMAN Stink Sheill remember: Always being late and Chick, Boobs. Pete, and Teddyhear, Prwrermer Plumbers and wrecked '58 Chevys. Pel Peeve: 2.2-pound weaklings. Band 9,10,1lg Mixed Chorus l1,12, Girls' Chorus 10g Girls' Ensemble 10g G.A,A. 9,10g Li- brary Assistant 12g Kappa Chi 11g F.T.A. 125 Dramatics Club 12, Camera Club 103 Senior Play Production Staff PATRICIA JO H ATHA IYAY upulh' 1' .Yhfll rnnrmhn: A11 the good times we had in I .H.A. Pvrfnmrr That certain guy. Pfl Prrw. Study halls. Girls Chorus 95 Haromano 113 I .H.A. 9.10,1 1,12, Treasurer 10, President 125 Perfect Attend- ance 91 Honor Roll 10.11. Senior Play Production Sta1I', SHARON JUNE HATHCUX Sharon Shfll rrmzmhn All the fun her little gang has had together. lhfirrnn- Gena P11 Paw: Sandy, Cheryl, Becky, Dorry, Patty, and Carol. Mixed Chorus 121 Girls' Chorus 9,10,1lg Girls' Ensemble 115 Kappa Chi 10,111 Dramalitx Club 125 Haromano 125 I .H.A. 10.115 Honor Roll 11g Senior Play Production Staff DAVID JOHN HERTZOG Dart Ilfll mrwnbn: All those nirt-'looking girls. l'rrfi'rrnrr Shorter lunch lincs. Pri Pmv' English class, Co-op 12. JUDITII KAY HILI. 'ilitllzrillvli Shri!! rrmrmhrr The mad parties Peggy Dykes had and the good times she had with G.Y. Prrfkrrm f'.' A certain boy at Manchester College, Indians. '53 Chevrolets, and FOOD! Pr! Pnvr: Aunt Mary 1Mr, Ingoldj and his corny jokes and gory tales and the embarrassing moments spent in chemistry and physics. South Charleston High, West Virginia 9, lwlixer Chorus 125 Girls' Chorus 10.11, Girls' En- semble 10,11. C..-XA. 10, Dramaties Club 1U.11,12gThespians 11.12 Debate Team 10,123 llarumano 11.123 Camera Club 10.11.125 Secretary 11,121 Honor Roll l0,11g Scholarship Team l0,11:junior Play Production Staflig Sprag Staff 123 Senior Play Production Staflf EUGENE EDWARD HAINKINS Gnu HHH nmzmbn: The arguments he had with the Robinson twins about sonic liireitgn car 1Cln-yyl, Pvgfhmrr: Fords. and any majorettr-. Pr! Pune: The way those mean and dirty upper vlamnten rruwded into the lunrh lint-. SHARON LEE HECKART Srhmlrl' A Shell! mnrmivrr: Sandy and her '57 convertible. Prgjirznre: A '57 Ellet grad. Pr! Pave Blue '51 Ifurds. Union High, Pennsylvania 51,103 Girls Chorus 11g Cobol: 12, Secretary 12, EVA LINDA LEE HEISA 4'l,1'nn'A Shr'Il rmimihrf' Her crazy Senior gang and Mr. Ingold's crazy tales. Prrhtrnrr' Bowling, sports. and friends. I Pr! Prrrr: Guys who get married. G.A.A, 9,111.1 1.123 Leader Corps 11,12g Letter Club 121 Intramural Sports 11.111.11.123 l'i'l' A. 101 Haromano 11.123 Camera Club 51.101 Pt-rlect Attendance 113 Ilonor Roll 111.115 Sprag Stall' 12. PATRICIA ANN lll'iI.I.liR Pal Shfll mnnnbn: Sliaron's crazy PJ party and the lun they had. Prgjhrncr: Ed Wise. Pr! Pmv: Souped-up Corvettes. Girls Chorus 105 Oflice Assistant 123 Homecoming Attendant, Senior Play Prodnt-tion Stall. RICHARD WALKER HOLT Rach He'll remember: The days out of school. Prwrerize: Basketball. Pei Peeve: Long lunch lines. Sr. Service Club 1l,l2g Kappa Chi 12. DONALD JOE HORVATH UM,- He'lI remember: All the girls who helped me spend my money and then hurriedly said goodbye Prwrence: To weigh 200 pounds. Pe! Pune: Not weighing 200 pounds. Football 9g F.T.A. 10,1 l,I2. LOIS JEAN HOUSEMAN Hspudf, She'll remember: The exciting times we had with Mr. Groh in Driver's Training and the fatal four. Prwrerucec Driving. Pe! Peerre. People who stop in the middle of the hall to talk. Honor Roll 10,lI. KAAREN MAUREEN HUGHES Debbie .S7le'lI remember' The time the Co-op class went to the University of Akron for a convention and she fell down a ilight of stairs. Prrferenee: '57 cars. Pe! Peeve: People who ran't spell' her first name. St. Bernard's 95 Co-op 12. BILLETTA IRENE HILLIS Bill She'll remember: The crazy senior gang and that dumb junior that was in it Prwrerieex A certain real cool cat. Pet Peeve' A real big square that a lot of seniors know. Girls' Chorus 103 Haromano 114 Honor Roll ll. MARY JANE HOLMES Magi Jane She'll remember: Sanitarium Road and the Sweetheart Dance of 1959 Prwreriee: A certain boy named Gary. Pet Peeve: Standing in lunchline and taking exams. Girls' Chorus 95 G.A.A. 9. DEL LEE HUNT Hong Tee He'll remember: Visitors night at band camp when two freshman girls met A certain unlor Senior picnic when Dick Laubscher and he got lost in the woods Prekrence: Money. Pet Peeve: Trigger-happy duck hunting with G.G. and D. My dad s Olds and my leaky boat Band 9,10,11,12, Secretary l2gJr. Service Club 10g Sr. Service Club ll 12 F T A 12 Camera Club 95 Perfect Attendance 9,10 LOUIS WELLS IGLEHEART Luuf' He'll remember: Mrs. Miller's Latin Prwrenee' Sleep and Corvettes. Pe! Peeue' Thunderbirds and work. Mixed Chorus 9: Jr. Service Club class. 9.l0g Sr. Service Club ll CAROL ANN JAMES Bubbles Shfll rmumber: The good times she has had here at Springfield. Pvyhence: Cheering and parties. Pe! Paw: Riding the school bus in the morning. Cheerleader: Reserve 11, Varsity 125 Girls Chorus 10g G.A.A. 10,11,12g F.T.A. ll,12g Dra- matics Club 1l,l2g Thespians 11,12g Debate Team 95 Haromano 11,125 F.H.A. 10,115 Honor Roll 9,10,11g Scholarship Team 9,10,11g Junior Play Production Staffg Sprag Stall' 11,125 Quill and Scroll 12g Senior Play Cast. CAROL LEE JENKINS Cami Sh1'llrmumber.' Her crazy Senior gang that was always in debt to each other and the fatal four. Prwrerwzr A certain guy by the name of Butch Pe! Pave: Studying for exams and standing in the lunch line and hunting for a seat afterwards. MARTHA LOUISE JOHNSON Took She'll rmlzmhen Her experience with the air vent in Drivers' Training and the Fatal Four. Pfwrznu: Her sailor. Pr! Puvr: The Navy, Girls Chorus 9g G.A.A. 95 Library Assistant 9,10,1 1,125 F.T.A. 11,123 Dramatics Club 12g Haromano 12g Honor Roll 9,l1g Senior Play Production Staff. Wl1,lVlA SUSAN JOHNSON Willie Shfll rcmzmber: The gang. Prwrnlcex Florida and Oldsmobiles. Pr! Pave: People who like to sleep at slumber parties. Library Assistant 9,105 Haromano 11gJunior Play Production Stallf NANCY LEE JENKINS Nanny Shi!! mrumber: Herlcrazy Senior gang. I'vWrenc1.' A certain someone. Pal Peeve: Joyce Ferrell, CAROLYN RUTH JOHNSON Cambm Sh1'll rmrember: The activities of Cupid Collins and his accomplice-s. Prwvenccr SHS, Walther League, F.E,A.. and others. Pr! Paw: Little sisters. Cuyhoga Falls 9,10,1 lg F.T.A. 12g Senior Play Production Staff. GERALDINE JOHNSON Ga-n'z Shfll remember: All the fun she has had at S.H.S. with Shirley and Darlene Prwrfnrer Tall guys. Pe! Peew: Boys who come over to your house without calling first. Girls' Chorus 9,115 F.T.A. ll. JUDITH FERN JOHNSON 7144? H Slle'II mnzmbzr' The football games, especially the Preview this year. Prwrnin: A green and yellow MGQ a green and white Mercury. Pei Paws: Rosalie's phone calls. East High 10,113 Kappa Chi 12. MARJORIE KELLY .KDUCU Shi!! remember: The bad days, not the good ones. Prmrmre' Cooking stulT' in the Chemistry Lab. Pt! Paw: Carrying 12 pounds of books around every morning, F,T.A. 12, Debate Team 12, Haromano 1l,12, Homecoming Attendantg Honor Ro1l9,10,11g Junior Play Production Staff, Senior Play Production Staff. PATRICIA JEAN KLAINER Pai Shi!! rzmzmbev: The night of Haromano initiation and all the the other good times at S.H.S. Prqkrence: Football games and Corvettes. Pei Pnw: Getting up in the morning. Randolph 9,103 Oflice Assistant 12, Haromano 12. CINDY SUE KNIGHT .rshmqu Shfll remembnf The good times in band and at band camp, and the publicity for the band in her Senior year. P1gf?vmce:Jim and his 1960 Impala Chevy convertible, and Manners Burger Boys. Pr! Pnvz' Lunch-line crowders and lots of homework. Band 9,1O,1I,l2g G.A.A. 9, Senior Play Production Staff. JUDITH ANN KNO'I'I'S .jubu Shfll rrmzmbn: The time Mom pulled her out of bed only to miss the bus. Prqfrrfriw' Matt Dillon's cousin and food. Pr! Pmiz: Swarting Hies in the cafeteria. Band 9,10,11,12g Majoretle 11,121 Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 1OgGir1s' Ensemble 10,1 1.12, Girls' Sextet 123 G,A.A, 9,l0,11,12q Kappa Chi 9,10,1l,12g I .T.A. 10,11,l2, Treas- urer 11, Secretary 123 Dratnatics Club 1l,12g Thespians 11.12, Haromano 125 junior Play Production Staffg Brigadoon, Sparlana Staff 12g Senior Play Production Staff,-Ir.-Sr. Dance Attendant 12. RONALD CARL JUSTICE .jugs Hfll remzmbn: Running in the Stare Track Meet, Pvyiefencc: A certain cheerleader. Pal Puve: Dirty cars. Track 9,10,11,l2g Football: Varsity 11,12, Reserve 105 Freshman 9, Varsity S 11,12gjunior Service Club 9,10g Senior Service Club 11,l2g Homecoming King. DONALD NICHOLAS KAPITY Hare Nose Hill mnzmber: His Senior year in Mr. Mitrovich's study hall. P1W1:ncz: Girls with fuzzy sweaters. Pzl Pave: A certain Sophomore girl. Boys Chorus 9g Library Assistant 10,115 Debate Team 10,1 1. 1 JANET KAY KULIC .7-ant, Slie'll remember: 'Tm no dirty Mohawk! Prqf?1encr: Wading at Clearwater with Pat. Pzt Pave: People who poke her in the ribs. Mixed Chorus 1l,l2g Girls' Chorus 9,10, Girls' Ensemble 9,l0, Mixed Ensemble 11g G.A.A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 9,10,1 1,12g F.T.A. 9,1l1,11,12g Drurnatics Club 9,1ll,1l,12, Treasurer 12, Perfect Attendance 9, Junior Play Castg Senior Play Cast. -IULIA ANN LAMBERT 'judyu Shfll remember' The hard work and fun she has enjoyed in the band and how excited she was when she was put on first trumpet in herjuniur year. Przkrmaz A young, handsome doctor she hopes to meet in nurse's training. Pri Pave: George Farris and all his teasing. Band 9,10,11,12g G.A.A, 9,105 Kappa Chi 12gHaromano11,12. JACQUELYN RUTH LANGE 'j'atL Shi!! rmumbn: Our crazy senior gang and the time she almost hit the man standing on the comer in driver's training. Prgpmtrr: Sports, food, and friends. Pri Puvr' People who like to stay at home and girls who lead. G.A.A. 9,10,1 1,125 Library Assistant 124 F.T.A. 103 Camera Club 93 Perfect Attendance 9. RICHARD LEE LAUBSCHER l,aulv H171 rmtzmbn: When he was on the Freshman Basketball team and only played 49 seconds the whole year. Prrkrmrr A certain Sophomore girl and duck hunting. Pr! Prrw' VVarder, Moose. C.E,, Big Al. Warren Babe, and the rest of the boys. Basketball 93 Baseball 10,1l,12g Varsity S 1l,12g Sports Manager 9gJr. Service Club 9,10g Sr, Service Club 11,12, Secretary 121 Perfect Attendance 9.10. DOROTHY ANN l,0I'I'1S Dm Xhfll rzmrmhn' The time she almost collided with Mr. Stone in the hall and those noon laugh sessions. lhhfenrrf Chuck and Home Economics class. Pri Pmir Getting tip at 6-30 in the moming and lots of homework. Mt. Carmel, New York 9,101 Mixed Chorus 123 Ollice Assistant 12. RICHARD HERBERT LOHR Dirk Hill rrmnnbrv' Mr, Ingnld's demonstrations in chemistry and drivers' training class. Pvqfhntrr' Fast Fords and girls in general, Pri Prrzv: Mr. Dotttlxfs physics class. Jr. Service Club lflg Sr. Service Club 12: Perfect Attendance llgJunior Play Production Staffq Senior Play Produrtiott Staff. ROBERT LEE LEMASTER Huh Hill mnzmbni K, O. Myers and the way he can talk through two periods of Co-op without saying the same word twice. Prgkrznrr: Girls who don't eat heavy and have lots of money. Pri Parr: Arthur Martin and his boys and girls. Co-op 12, President 12. SHERRILI. JANE LEVVIS I,ou1r Shr'll remfmhtv: The night of Brigadoon practice. Prgkrmrr' Raiding the refrigerator every hour on the hour. Pri Prefs: Sitting on halfa chair at the crowded lunch table. Mixed Chorus 1l.12g Girls' Chorus 9,l0: G.A.A. 9,1U,ll.l2g Kappa Chi ltl,ll,I2, Social Chairman 12g Harotnano l1,l2gJunior Play Production Staff: Brigztdoottg Senior Play Pro- duction Staff. WILLIAM JOSEPH LICHTENBERGER Bill HHH rrnmnbrv The rides on the school bus and Mr. Dombtfs physics class. Prghnnrr' Fast Mercury convertibles. Pri Pmfz' Slow Mercury convertibles. Perfect Attendance 111 Honor Roll 10,113 Scholarship Team l0,11, JOAN FAY LIMBURG 'jmtxn Slie'lIrrmrmhz1: Qcontinued from Alberta Ellis1---stopped at Kiddyland with a gallon ofrttnnx ice cream and---tsee Sue Slevinj. Pnfrrnfr: Boys who hlush. and informal classes like Art and Pltysirs. Pe! Pmv: High blood pressure and people who have no respect for the school. G.A.A. 9,10.l lg Kappa Chi lll,ll: 1-'.T,A. 121 Dt'ztntatit's Clttli 1011.131 'lihevptnns ll,1!. Debate Team 10,l1,l2, Vice President 125 Harotnanu l1,l2, President 12: Honor Roll 51.141, llg Junior Play Production Staff: Spartanzt Staff 12: Intra-tnurztl Sports 9,1t1,l1, l,t-ittlt-t Corps 11: Senior Play Production Staff. ARTHUR LEE MARTIN Rd Hr'lI remembfr: Al Capone and his buddies, the Robinson twins. Prgfrrznrz: Nancy Haft's basement. Pr! Pmrz: Girls without money. Co-op 12. LLOYD RAY MARTIN Rrvrrrnd Hill rrmrmbn: A certain Senior girl. Pfwrencl: Dutch treat. Pr! Pave: Art Martin and Richard Lohr, junior Service Club 95 Senior Service Club 11,125 Sprag Stall' 12. MARY HELEN MARTIN Hrlrn Shri!! rfmembrr. Deanna Dabel and her ability to draw pictures of one person and have them look like another person. Prwrrnu' Dwain and Ralph, Pr! Pave: Not having an advisor for Y.F.C.g Rosie and Alma. Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 Kappa Chi 95 Haromano 11,125 Scholarship Team 105Junior Play Production Staff: Senior Play Production Staff. JOYCE ANN MAUPIN 'ju Arms Shz'lI rrmembrr: The night she and joy met the Tallmadge football players, Prwnncz: A certain guy named Robert, Pe! Fmfr: People who tell lies about other people. Revere High 9. JACQUELINE ANN LORAH fyuhy, Slu'll mrumber: All the wonderful times she had being a majorette, Band Camp, and the NHS tap assembly. Prjermces Riding the band buses to football games and twirling in Cleveland Stadium. Pet Pune: Marching in front of Paul Brannon during a half-time show, and people who neva smile. Band 9,1O,11,12, President 125 Majorette l0,11,12, Head Majorette 11,125 Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Girls' Chorus 105 G.A.A. 95 Kappa Chi 9,l0,11,125 F.T.A. 105 Dramatic: Club 10,11,125 Thespians 11,125 Debate Team 9,10,11,12g Haromano 11,125 Perfect Attendance 95 Honor Roll 9,10,l1, Scholarship Team l05junior Play Production StaH'5 Brigadoong National Honor Society 11,125 Spartana Staff 125 Senior Play Production Staflf BONNIE YVONNE MANGUS HBWMQJ, Slu'lI rmumber: The time Mr. Stone interrupted her nrnning experiment in Miss Tay1or's health clan. hQflYC7l6l.' Algebra and Chemistry. Pei Paw: Mr. Ingold and all his cracks in Chemistry. Mixed chorus 125 Girls' Chorus 9,1o,115 G.A.A, 9,1o,115 Kappa chi 9,10,1 1,125 I-'.'r.A. lo, 11,125 Dramatics Club 125 Haromano 11,l2, Treasurer 125 Perfect Attendance 9,10,115 Scholarship Team llgjunior Play Production StaiT5 Senior Play Production Staff JUDITH ANN MCKINNEY '7wiv Shfll rzmembzr: The quiet study hall 9th period and the time the drinking fountain overflowed. Prynncer Boys, football games, and pizza. Pr! Przur' Slow-walking people on a fast-moving hall. Taylor High School 95 G.A.A. 9.115 Oilice Assistant 125 Kappa Chi 11,125 Haromano 11,125 Perfect Attendance 95 Honor Roll 9,l0,115 Scholarship Team 11. DARLENE KATHERINE MILHOAN Du Sh!!! remrmbzr Terry and all the fun at S.H.S, with Shirley, Gerry, Mary Jane and the others Pfwrencer A certain boy at Mogadore. Pri Peevr: Terry and his ways, going steady, and people who can never take a joke. G.A.A. 9. WARREN HAROLD MILLER R4ueh4me Hl'll rmmnba: All the good times he had with the gang and playing basketball at S.H.S. Hjnence: My horse, my basketball, and the gang. Pd Pune: Warder, Moose, C.I'1.5 Big Al, Laub5 and the rest of the boys. Basketball: Varsity 115 Reserve 9,105 Varsity S 125 Sports Manager l25Jr. Service Club 105 Sr. Service Club 12, President 125 Industrial Arts Club 95105115125 Perfect Attendance 9511, REBECCA ANN MILLIN Barb Shz'lI mnzmbn: The slumber parties our gang had. Pvwrence: Fred Pet Pnue: A '50 Chevy that never runs. Uniontown 95 Lake Incal 105 G.A.A. 115 Kappa Chi 115 F.T.A. 115 Dramatics Club 115 Honor Roll 115 Senior Play Production Staflf DAVID MICHEAL MORGAN Daw Hfll rrmrmhn: All the wonderful times he had at S.H.S. Prrfirrnrr: '55 Chevy convertibles, Pr! Pmvr Hounds. Basketball 9: Camera Club ll. MARLA RENE MORGAN Trai Shr'll rfmnnhrr- A tall good-looking Senior with blue eyes. Prrkrfnrrr Eugene Wiley and his red lire engine. Pri Paw: VValk.ing up and clown the blacktop every afternoon with nothing to do but talk. Girls Chorus 9,105 Kappa Chi 11. SALLY MARIE MILLS 1-Sain She'Il vrmembn' All her years of school and everyone she encountered. Prderniu: To be an ollicer in the Womens' Air Corps. Pe! Pmvr: Pizza and Pat. Girls Chorus 9,105 Library Assistant 95105115125 Kappa Chi 105 Harnmano 125 Splag Stall' 12. ELMIRA MARY MITCHELL Mitch She'll rzmember: Not enough members. PYy'nznfe: A certain ex-navy man. Pei Pmu: Psychology class but not the teacher. Mixed Chorus 125 Girls Chorus 95105115 G.A.A. 9,l05ll5l25 I-'.T.A. 125 F.H.A. 95105115125 Intramural Sports 9,1O,1I5 Camera Club 10,11512. CHESTER LEE MOLNAR Muir He'll rrmember: His wonderful English Literature clam. Pvgfnmrz' Big cars, girls5 and 8150005000. Pei Paw: Certain majorette and school, Uniontown 95 Senior Service Club 125 F.T.A. 125 Camera Club 125 Perfect Attendance 105 Senior Play Castg Band 1051 1512. SANDRA ANN MORELEY Sandy SIir'l! mnembn: Two certain slumber parties of 1958-19595 and being with the gang. Pryrzncz: Good times, Chevies, slumber parties, pizza. and crew cuts' Pe! Pmm: Becky, Sharon, Cheryl, Carol, and Pat, St, Mary's 95 G.A.A. 105115 F,T.A. 115125 Dramatius Club 11,125 Thespians 125 Haromano 11512: Honor Roll 95105l15junior Play Production Stall'5 Senior Play Cast. LINDA LOUISE NEUBERT Linda Lou Shfll mnzmbrr' Working on the yearbook and all the other good times at S,H.S, Prrfkmirr: To be called Linda and people who are always happy, Pe! Pmirs Being called Judy. Mixed Chorus 125 Girls Chorus 9,111,115 G.A.A. 9,l0,11,125 Intramural Sports 9,10,1l,125 Letter Club 125 Library Assistant 9,105 Kappa Chi 9,105 I-'.T.A. 12: Debate Team 9,10,1l, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 125 Haromano 125 Camera Club 9,10,1 1,12, Treasurer 115 Perfect Attendance 95 Junior Play Production Staff5 Spartana Stall' 11.125 Quill and Scroll 125 Senior Play Production Staff. SARA KATHLEEN NOFFSINGER Sam Shfll remember: Mr. Groh's Drivers' Training class and all the fun she had learning to drive. Prqf?rnur: All the good times with her friends at S.I'I.S. Pzl Paws: Standing out in the cold every moming during the winter waiting for the school bus. Mixed Chorus 125 Girls Chorus 9,10,115 Kappa Chi 10,115 Camera Club 105 Perfect Attend- ance 10,1 l. W'lI.l,I1XM GERALD CJ'DfJNNELL Bill Hr'll rrmrmhn The 7th-period health class. Prqfrminf' A real nice car. Pr! Pffw' A fertain car, Industrial Arts Club 515 Perfect Attendance 9,115 Sprag Stall' 12. f1I.IFFURD WILLIAM PANDIZR .-1 mir l'nmiu Hfll rminnhfr: The lirst time he ever made the honor roll in high school. Prrffmrrv Money, vars. :incl Put Pill-1. Pri Pm-rx Not having enough money or his own car. Industrial Arts Club 9,14l,11. BARBARA JANE MORRIS BJ, She'llremembe1: All the good times in her last three years of Home Economics. Prwrnice: Cute boys and new cats. Pet Pezuz: Ugly boys and old cars. Girls Chorus 95 Library Assistant 9,10,115 F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Vice President 125 Senior Play Production Stafli FRANK MICHEAL NEMET '1Poncho He'll remember: His Co-op class. Prqkrznce: May Ngo, PH Pzzve' Girls who wear shoes without socks. Uniontown 95 Co-op 12. CHARLES HARRISON PARKS Charlie HKU rrmember: His 'lpals' at lunch time. Pvqf?rmcr: To graduate. Pe! Pave The people who help him with his English. Junior Service Club 105 Senior Service Club 1l,12, Treasurer 125 Junior Play Production Staffg Senior Play Production Staff ROY BIFFEL PENWELL Bozufev1l HF!! remember' The time the coach put him in a football game. Prwrrnm Girls with long black hair. Pzl Pmfz: Revenuers. Football 9,l0,115 Track 105 Jr. Service Club 9,105 Senior Service Club 11,121 Kappa Chi 11. 125 Dramatics Club 11,12, President 12. Thespians 11,121 Industrial Arts Club 9,lU,l15Jun- ior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast. WALTER FRANCIS PIGGOTI' Paklrle Hr'll remember: A social club called Pine Township Boys. Prjererure. Girls, cars, and money. Pei Peeve.'Juniors who didn't want aJunior-Senior Picnic, Football 9, Track 10, Mixed Chorus 10, Jr. Servioe Club 9,10, Sprag Staff 12. ROBERT RAYMOND PITZ Bo Bo He'll remember: The social group in which he was treasurer f Pine Township Boys R and our cider mill. Prfrence: Money, cars, and girls. Pe! Peeoe: Not enough money, cars, and girls. Sr. Service Club 11,l2, Industrial Arts Club 9,10,11,12. CAROLYN JOYCE RAMSEY Carolyn She'llmnemhe1.- All the wonderful times she had with the swell kids at S.I I.S. Preferenfe: A certain Akron U guy. Pe! Penfe' Marching next to Norma Rankin in the majorette line. Band 11,123 Majorette 12, Mixed Chorus 1l,12, Girls' Chorus 9,10, Girls' Ensemble 9,103 G.A.A. 9,10, Sweetheart Dance Attendant 11, Homecoming Attendant, Spartana Queen 12, Kappa Chi 9,111,113 I-Iaromano 11.12, Assistant Secretary 11, Secretary 12, Honor R011 11, Junior Play Production Staff, Senior Play Production Staff, Brigadoon, Sprag Stall' ll, Spar- tana Stall' 12. NORMA JEAN RANKIN .Vurmn jeanu Sh1'Il remember:January 16, 1960 and the half-time at football games. Preferenre: A certain Akron U guy, PII Flew. People who laugh when you run head on into Jackie I..orah's car, conceited people, and onion rings. Band 10,1I,12, Social Chairman 12, Majorette 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Girls' Chorus 9,l0,ll, G.A.A. 9, Kappa Chi 12, I .T.A. 10, Junior Play Production Staff, Senior Play Production Staff, Spartana Staff 12, Junior-Senior Danoe Queen. s CAROLYN SUE PRESSLER Carub'n She'l1 remember: Govemment class. Prwrencef None. Pet Peeue: Sara NolTsinger's corny jokes. Girls' Chorus 9.10, Kappa Chi 11. JOHN WILLIAM PRICE JR. 1:7 aku He'll remember: Mr. Ingold's gory tales. Prwrerure: Marianne, '59 Fords , and weekends. Pet Peeve: 12:00 o'clock curfews, bleached blonds and Akmn police. Jr. Service Club 9,10, Sr. Service Club, F.T.A. 11,12, Perfect Attendance 11, Senior Play Production Staff LINDA MAY PRYOR Lynn She'll remember: All the wonderful times she had at S.H,S. with the gang . Prmrerwes Sleep1es slumber parties and football games. Pe! Peeve: People who always agree with you. Girls' Chorus 10, Kappa Chi 11,125 F.T.A. 11: Haromano 11,l2, Honor Roll 9,1U,11. SHIRLEY LOUISE PUTNAM Pull She'll remember: Darlene, Genie, and Caml. Prwrencef A certain guy in Califomia. Pet Peeve: Guys who go to Califomia. Girls' Chorus 10.11, Kappa Chi 11,123 F,T.A. 10,11,F.H.A. 12. CAROL LAVONNE REID Camp Shfll rzmembn: Sharon and Pat's PJ. and all the fun they had. Pvwrrnre: Pizza and the Rink. Pl! Peew: Gary and competion. Girls' Chorus 9,10,11g G.A.A. 95 Kappa Chi 11,12g F.T.A, 10,1 l. MARY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS HMHUNN Shi!! nmrmbrr The gas coming in the window during first-period bookkeeping. Prgkfrnrzf Don. spaghetti, Pei Paw: Getting out of mixed chorus late. Mixed Chorus 123 Girls' Chorus 9,10,1 1. REGENA RAE RIBLETT Reggie .S'h:'ll nmembu: Mr. Ingold's llth-grade chemistry class. Pvgfirencr: Hiking in the Canadian wilds with a certain Air Force Corporal. Pez Pave: Not being able to think ofthe right thing at the right time. Mixed Chorus 123 Girls' Chorus 9,10,11g Girls' Ensemble 125 G.A.A. 10g Student Council 9, 10: Kappa Chi 10,125 Haromano 11,123 Perfect Attendance 11, Honor Roll 9,10,l1g F.T,A. 10,1 1,12, ROCKFORD RICHARDSON HRMKVM Hill nmrmbn: All his buddies and the good times they had together. Prqhrmfr: Friends, warm weather, pay days, Oldsmobiles, college, and keeping busy without working, Pzl Pmvr Charles Parks' driving. Basketball: Freshman 9, Reserve l0g4Ir. Service Club 9,163 Sr. Service Club 11,123 Student Council 115 Kappa Chi 123 Dramatics Club 12, Thespians 11,123 Perfect Attendance 9g Honor Roll 9,10,11,12: Scholarship Team 10gjunior Play Castg Senior Play Production Staff, National Honor Society 11,l2, Treasurer 12, Sprag Staff 12, Editor 12. tw.: 1 1 - 1 A 51- 1. - i.. A - , . ,. MWWMM ,,.. 7. . fmmwvmw. RONALD ROY REED Ron He'll rzmzmbn: 11171 on a government test. PYg'nmce A '53 Plymouth Fury Pal Pnuz: 1171: on a physics test. ' Band 9,10g Football, Varsity 125 Basketball Reserve 103 Baseball l1,l2g Varsity S 125 jr. Service Club 10g Sr. Service Club 123 Kappa Chi 12, Senior Play Cast. JULIA ANN REICH 'yum' Shi!! remmzmbn: The day she was chosen editor of the Spartana. Prwrenrz: 5th-period study hall. Pet Pnve: Mr. Collins and his Specific Ocean. Girls' Chorus 10,1 1, F,T,A. 1l,12g Haromano 1l,12q Perfect Attendance Sgjunior Play Pro- duction Staffg Spartana Staff 11,12, Editor 123 Senior Play Production Staflf WAYLAND LEE RITZMAN tfwqvv, Hill remember: Busting bushel baskets, passing birch beers, and hauling furniture for Lhejunior Class Play. Pewrrnre: Girls who like boys that blush, Pe! Pave: Having to stand up on the bus every morning, Uniontown 95 Kappa Chi 12, F.T.A. 12: Camera Club 124 'Perfect Attendance 93 Scholarship Team 10,11gJunior Play Production Staff: Class Vice President 9, Senior Play Production StaH'. RAYMOND FORREST ROBINSON Ray He'!lrememhe1: The good times he had in Shop. Prqf?rmce.' None. Pe! Peevz: None. Football 9gJr, Service Club 9, Sr, Service Club 125 Industrial Arts Club 9.10,11,l23 Co-op 12. RONALD ANTHONY ROBINSON Run He'll remzmbrr The time when he was on a volleyball team and when he llicked and was caught. Prehnnce: None. Pzl Pmfe: None. Jr. Service Club 9,103 Sr. Service Club 11,123 Industrial Arts Club 9,1O,11,123 Co-op 12. GERALD A. ROGERS fynvu Hill remember: Good days ol' Pine Township. Prghrence: None. Pe! Pmxe: Fat-man Rowland3 also kids who did not help get apples for the cider. GERRY LEE SCHROCK Flash Hill remrrnlm' All the girls he should have met, but didn't. Prghrfnrr: Fast Chevies. Pr! Paw: Co-op class. Uniontown High School 9: Football 93 Basketball 93 Dramalics Club 123 Co-op 12. JOAN SCHROCK Shz'll rrmrmbrr: All the fun she has had with the 'kgangu this year. Prrkrrnre: Pizza parties, Prl Paw: None. RONALD RAY ROWLAND Falmun He'll rnnzmltn: Pine Township cider. Pvwunu: Freshmen, P11 Prem Skinny Detwiler and people who don't like cider. Senior Service Club 1 1,l2. VINCENT ARTHUR RUSSELL Vince Hz'l1mnember: Playing hockey in Shop class when Mr. Snyder was away. Prwfenre: Summer vacation, swimming, hunting, and lishing. Pet Prana: Pine Township and their cider mill. Atwater High School 9,111,113 Basketball 9,10,113 Baseball 9,103 Track 103 Sports Manager 93 Honor Roll 11. DORRY ANNE SAUNDERS Duffy Shfll rnnrmber: All the chewing gum she was tempted to put in the typcwriters in Mis Rosen- blonm's class. Prwrenrf: A certain guy from Kent and Chevies. Pe! Pave: Fords lall except one.j St, Mary's High School 93 Girls' Chorus 9,103 G.A.A. 10.113 Library Assistant 10,113 Kappa Chi 10,113 F.T.A. 10,1 1,123 Dramatics Club 123 Thespians 11,123 Haronlano 11,121 Honor Roll llgjunior Play Cast3 Class Treasurer 103 Senior Play Production Stallf RUTH MARGARET SCHREIBER Ruth Shfll umrmbn: The gory tales in Mr. lngo1d's chemistry class. Pvwrznu Football games and weekends without homework. Pe! Pmfr' Loud-mouthed people who clam up at pep assemblies. Uniontown 93 Girls Chorus 10,113 Mixed Chorus 123 Dramatics Club 113 F.H.A. 103 Perfect Attendance llgjunior Play Production Stafl'3 Sprag Sta1l'123 Senior Play Production Stallf rw 3' 3, Q., , 3 .1 EUGENE JOHN SHANDOR Shaker I Hill rmmnhn. The things he couldn't forget, and then therels Butch. Prehrmrr: Tall blondes. Prl Pram Pine Township Crew. Football: Varsity 11,125 Track 9,l0.11,125 Varsity S 11,125 jr. Service Club 105 Senior Ser- vice Club 11,125 Student Council 125 Perfect Attendance 9,105 National Honor Society 11.12, President 125 Jr.-Sr. Dance King 12, SHARON LOUISE SHARP i'ChrrrV Shz'll rfmzmbn' The time Mr. Collins recorded the interview which Weiss and she ugoofed up. Prrfkwnrz: Having no homework over the weekends. Pfl Pfrvnjohnny Gold's smart remarks. Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 G.A.A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 9,10,11.125 Chaplain 11, Vice President 125 F.T.A. 105 Dramatics Club 11,125 Haromano 11,125 Perfect Attendance 9: Honor Roll 9,10,115 Scholarship Team 10,115junior Play Production Staff. ROBERT MICHAEL SIMPSON Bob Hr'!I rrmrmbn: The quiet 7thAperiod health class and Mrs. Miller's ceiling. Pujivrncrr Vacations, hunting. fishing. and MA-8-3837. I-'fl PmirlIoann's motherl Ckntral High 9,105 Football: Reserve 9,105 Perfect Attendance 11, SUE ELLEN SLEVIN 4'Swrr Shfll mnrmbn: tcontinued fromjoan Limburgj ..,., I got sick! Oooooooof-fsee jean Wilsonj, Przfifmxrr A college scholarship. Pei Pmfr Mr. Dombffs rules and regulations. Mixed Chorus 125 Girls' Chorus 9,1051 1,125 G.A.A. 95105115 Girls' Ensemble 125 Library As- sistant 95 OfIice Assistant 125 Spartana Attendant 125 F.T.A. 1O,11,12, Secretary 11, President 125 Dramatics Club 11,125 Thespians 11,125 Debate Team 10.11.12. Vice President 10,115 Haromano 11,125 Honor Roll 9,111,115 Scholarship Team 9,10,1l5 junior Play Production StafT5 Student Director5 National Honor Society 11,125 Vice President 125 Spartana StaH' 1 1.12. DAVE SHAFFER Chink Hr'll remember All the good-looking girls that didn't go to S.H.S, Prwrenu' Quiet, feminine, dcmure, ladylike girls, Pet Peevr: Wild women. Co-op 125 Projectionist 9,10,11,125 Scholarship Team 10511. CHARLES WAYNE SHAKAN Shakq II Hill remzmhn: The trip to Columbus for the State Track meet in '59. Pvqennce: T-Birds, Prl Perm: Seeing someone else driving a T'Bird. Football: Varsity 125 Track 11,125 Perfect Attendance 9,I0. CHARLES ERIC SMITH, JR. HC- E' U HX!! remrmbrr: The long ride back from Massillon alter his wreck on his motorcycle. Pnwrcnfrs Motorcycles, and anything with a motor and enough wheels to run it. Pe! Pmif: Pine Township cider mill, him Track 95 Sr, Service Club 125 Perfect Attendance 9,115 Sprag Staff 12. MARCIA H. SMITH Marsh Shfll rememhn: The easy-going journalism clam versus deadline for the Sprag. Prefifrrnu: Ice skating, swimming, horses, and horsemen. Pe! Pmwz: Smart people in math classes. Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9,105 G. A. A. 95 Dramatics Club 11,125 Haromano 11 Honor Roll 9,105 Sprag Stall' 12. ROBERT ALEXANDER SPENCE JR. Ru'ft.i HF!! rnnrmhn A pretty girl with pretty white teeth and hard track practices. Prffnrncr Pole-vaulting pits without poison ivy patches. Pri Pnvr: Pine Township cider mill. Hand 51.10.113 Football: Varsity 12, Freshman 9g Track 10,1 1,124 Mixed Chorus 1l,12g Boys' Octet 123111: Service Club 105 Sr. Service Club 11,12q Student Projeetiunist 9: Kappa Chi 12. BEVERLY JANE SPENCER .SY1rnrn' 1' Sh!!! mnnnhzr: Trornpin' with VV-fiss in the big snow drifts and about killin' herself. Prgkrmtrf Halloween, Rusty, and money. Pr! Pmfr: Football, rha-cha-cha. and Russell, Mixed Chorus 11,12q Girls Chorus 9,1115 Girls' Ensemble 9,10,ll,12g Girls' Sextet 11.12 GAA. 93 Kappa Chi 105 Dramaties Club 11,l2g Debate Team 9,10. HARRY DREXEI. TABOR JR. I.uz'rr lIr'll mnnnhrr: All the girls he has niet. Pnjf2Vnu't.' Lots of hind. money, and girls. FII Prrtw Not enough food, money, or girls. Student Proleetionist 5I,10,11.12:Juniol' Play Production Staff. YVONNE ELIZABETH TUMLIN -em Shfll mrmnhn: Pizza pie and football games. I'rrf?rnn'1 A certain boy at Manchester. Pri Pmv: Having to write my shorthand three times. Girls Chot'us11,ll1,11g G.A,A. 9,1111 lg Library Assistant 9,1 1,123 Debate Team 9,105 F.H.A. 10.11, Camera Club 12, Sprag Stall 121 Senior Play Production Staff EDWV.-'ARD Vv'1LL1AM STEW'AR'1' Grandma Hill remember: Pine Township basketball teatn, his woman, and a good gallon o1'4'it1t'r, Pr.ffrrntrr: A certain girl on North llill. Pri Pmir Boys and girls who don't like eitler, especially Slim Spetive. Football: Varsity 11.12, Reserve 103 Fri-shtnan 93 Track 11l,1 1: Yarsits S 11,123,111 Sen-itz Club 9.l0g Sr. Service Club 11,12g Class President 513 Class Vive Presttlt-nt lll. CAROLYN SUE SWARTZ. S:1'rHIgy SIMW rmimtbn' 3rd-period study hall with Weiss and Gartluno putting gum in t-.it-lt otliefx hair. Pnjkvrnfr The good times with VVL-iss, W'itwer, VVillison, Spetu'vt', .intl 11.i1t- at lunrlt titnt-. Pe! Prrzir: Ray Wright, Girls Chorus 9,10,1 lg C..-MA, E1,111,11.12g Kappa Chi 1U,1 1,12, 1111.-X. 51, Catlin-ra Club 'P Dramatics Club 12. ROGER ALLEN SYX .1 Rug-1 Hill rnnrzribn' Being elected treasurer ol' 1 T.A. when he wasn't even at tlw e1t't'tton nie:-ting Prqkmxrr: Cute blondes, Pal Pure: George Farris' fast '59 Chevy. Band 51,lU,1 1,12, C0-Manager 1l,ll, 1 .'1'.!X. 11,12, '1'reasurt'r 115 fiwop 12. l'el'1E't't Attenti- anee 9gjunior Play Produetion Sta1'f1 Mixed Chorus 12. SANDRA JEAN SZARAZ -lgmiw' Shi!! mnrmhfv: Sharon and that crazy ooga horn that is on that '51 lfortl ol ht-is. Pvgjrmiff Mt. Union College. Pu l'fezv Air Force. Band 9,10,11g Girls' Chorus 51,111.1 lg G.A..-X. 9,1115 1,ibr.n'v Assistatit 11, 1-I'1'.-X '1,1l1,11g Clo- op 12, Treasurer 12: Peril-et Attentlanee 111 CLARA CECILE VANNOY Red Shi!! remember: All the good times she had during her high school years and the swell cats at S.H.S. Prwrmref Airplane rides, potato chips, and boys with cars. Pe! Peeur A certain couple in the Senior class and slow drivers. Atwater 9,10, Mixed Chorus 9,l0g Library Assistant 9, Kappa Chi 12, Camera Club 12. WILLIAM CLARK VAN SCYOC Btqvfle Hill remember' The snowball fights during track practice. Prqerertcr: Getting kissed by the '59 Homecoming Queen. Pr! Pzeue: Playing the lirst part ofthe half-time music during the pre-game show at Norton in 1959. Band 9,10,1 1,l2, Track 11. RUTH ESTHER VOYTKO Ru1hI' Slte'1l remember' Drive-in movies with the girls. Pryrenn: Hoban High. Pe! Pave: Gossip and slumber parties. Girls' Chorus 9.10, Library Assistant 11, Kappa Chi IU, Hammano 1l,l2, F.H.A. 10,11, Perfect Attendance 11. RITA JEAN WARMAN R1'la', She'Il remember: Drive-in movies with the girls. Prej?rmee.' Boys, boys, and boys. Pe! Peettr Girls, girls, and girls. Girls' Chorus 10, G.A.A. 9.10, Kappa Chi 9,10, Haromano 11,12, Camera Club 9,l0,11. fm.-in v ,,,.,. f:,.1,,i,,.,..zws,fw:f.,, .,,.t, W,:WW f-f- f- JOHN ROBERT UNDERWOOD, JR. fjahff' Hill remember Crowded halls. Prekrenee: My steady and Bonnevilles. Pe! Peeue: Butch's weights. Mixed Chorus 12, Camera Club 9. TRAVIS ROGER VAN HORN Red Hill remember: All the good times he had at S.H.S. Prwrencz: Corvettes. Pe! Peeve: Small foreign cars, Industrial Arts Club 9,10,11,12. CARL GOLDEN WEBB 1,7-ugh HH!! remember' Mr. Cambell's quiet talks to the baseball team before practice last season. Prtjfrertee: '55 Fords. Pe! Pave: Pine Township and the cider press. Basketball: Reserve 10, Freshman 9, Baseball l1,12, Varsity S 11.12, Sports Manager 9,10, Jr. Service Club 9,l0, Sr. Service Club 11,123 Kappa Chi 12. LINDA CAROL WEISS W'zix5 She'll remember: Walking home in the snow with Spencer while all those school busses went by. Prqerenee: Dave Warder. Pet Peeve: Ed Wise and Dave Williams, Cheerleader 9,10,11, Mixed Chorus 11,12, Girls' Chorus 9,l0, G.A.A. 9, Library Assistant 9, Jr.-Sr. Dance Attendant ll, F,T.A. 9, Dramatics Club 9,l0,l 1,l2, Secretary 11, Debate Team 9,10,11, Haromano 11,12, Camera Club 9, Class Treasurer 11, Senior Play Cast. JOY ELLYN WESTFALL '71v ' Shz'lI remrmbn: All the times Bob James used to let her use his car and the night Joyce and she met the Tallmadge football team. Pvghrmrr: All Corvettes and Chevies. Pal Pmvr: T-Birds and most Fords. Girls' Chorus 9, Kappa Chi 12, F,T.A. 123 Dramatics Club 121 Honor Roll 11. JANICE LEA WHITE 'Q7an1r1 SIu'l1rrmembn: The hard time she had getting through High School. Pfqfkfnicf: Getting out of school. Pal Pave: People who crowd in the lunch line. CAROLYN JEAN WILSON l4'1l1y Shr'!I rrmemhn: QContinued from Sue Slevinb . .and then we went to my house for milkshakes. 1Sue had rhubarb and sodaj THE END. Prgjhrnfr: Charles Palmer Davis and Jay Abercrombie. Pfl Pmve Sticky syrup bottles. Uniontown 93 Mixed Chorus 11,123 Girls' Chorus 10,11,123 Girls' Ensemble 10,11,12, G.A.A. 103 Library Assistant 10: Kappa Chi 10,l1,l23 Dramatics Club lI,12, Secretary 12, Thes- pians 11,123 Haromano 11,123 Honor Roll 10,115 National Honor Society 11,123 Brigacloon 11, Student Director, Senior Play Cast. EDWIN CLYDE WISE ..Ed,. Hill femrmbzr' Mr. Ingold's chemistry class and all the good times he had in it. Prrfhmrr' Track and the high jump and short brunettes. Pr! Prrzfr: Pine Township and their cider mill. Football: Varsity 11,12, Reserve 10, Freshman 93 Track 10,11,123 Varsity S 11,123 Sports Manager 93 Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12, President 125 Jr. Service Club 9,103 Sr, Service Club 11,123 Senior Play Production Staffq Spartana King Attendant. RITA DORIS WI-'IITED URIIHH Shr'!l rzmrmbn: Ft. Knox, Kentucky Qwowj. Prwnncz: Quiet boys. Psi Pefvr: Broom pusher sixth period and the cafeteria food. Haromano 113 Honor Roll 11, VICKIE WILKINSON Viclrir She'll rzmembn' All the fun she had in Mixed'Chorus. Prwrrnre: Tom. Pe! Pmw: People who hate pizza. Mixed Chorus 11,123 Girls' Chorus 9,103 G.A.A, 9,103 Oflice Assistant 12g 1-'.H.A, 12. DAVE CHARLES WILLIAMS Mzntball He'll rzmembev Pine Township and the cider mill. Pryrznces That one girl from Mogadore and Bermuda shorts. Prl Pram: Half-time at the football games. Football: Varsity 10,11,12, Freshman 93 Track 9,l0,11,l2, Varsity S 10,11,133 ,111 Service- Club 9,10g Sr. Service Club 11312. KAREN JOYCE WILLISON ltZxrrn She'll rrmembn: The summer before her Junior year and all the good times shr had then. Prgfkrrnfz: Football and basketball players, Halloween, Pal Patil: The Pine Township boys and onions. Mixed Chorus 11,123 Girls' Chorus 9,10,1 13 Girls' Ensemble 9.10, Spartana Que-eu Attendant, Kappa Chi 9,10,1 1,123 F.T.A.103 Dramatics Club 10,1 1,121 Thespians 1l.12: Haromano 12: Junior Play Production Staff, Senior Play Production Staff. KATHLEEN MARIE ZEHNER kbps Shfll nmnnbn: Last summer. PnjjZ'1rm'1.' Talkative boys, onion rings, and chocolate sodas. Pe! Pmm: Boys who complain because they dun't have a car. St. Vincent 9,10g F.T.A. 11. NANCY LEE WITWER Nancy She'll remzmbn: Linda Weiss sitting inthe middle of the road when we were walking home from school in blizzards. Prwrcnczx Good times with Swartz, Hale Willison, Spencer, and Weiss and oh, were they good. Pe! Pave: Wheelers and Deelers Mixed Chorus 11,125 Girls' Chorus 9.105 Girls' Ensemble 93 G.A.A. 9,105 Kappa Chi 1l,10, 11,125 F.T.A. 10g Dramatics Club 9.1Oe1l,12: Haromano 11,12. RAYMOND WRIGHT JR. GRM-, Hill remember: The good times in speerh rlas, and Mr. Collin's sense of humor. Prwrmu Nice quiet study halls to sleep in. Pe! Peewi' Mr. Meyers Co-op class and Carolyn Swartz. Industrial Arts Club 9,11g Co-op 12. I1 ' l l lll l l l 'Z i ig kki. in kkkk K :hk 1 :hk xkkk , A . I f'F1?qd taught us all. Though B.itm'e behind, l l l l , rppstlxfemember is aromgndl l . wi ll1isiours-'+-His call to obey, So'Fred is not deadgphe is justlawayf' l ll l lll l ll l l -f--Ca.rolyu'Ra4msey FREDERICK MILTON BELL MGM-, Hill remember' The hilarious times at the noon lunch table. Prgfnzncf: Girls in general. Pat Price: Butchls ill-humorcd jokes. Football: 9,ll,I25 Basketball 9,l0,12: Varsity S l2g Mixed Chorus l1,12gjr. Service Club 103 Snr. Service Club ll. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED June Emerson jay Abercrombie PRETTIEST HAIR Dick Ankeny Mary Martin MOST TALKATIVE Don Kapity Carolyn Swartz 'Jo Sananaa im -Q3 PRETTIEST EYES Ed Wise Pat Funk MOST FEMININE Bev Spencer MOST ATHLETIC Don McFarland -x WITTIEST Carolyn Swartz Ronnie Reed NN, MOST DEPENDABLE VALEDIGTORIAN Rocky Richardson li SALUTATORIAN Sharon Sharp SHYEST BEST LOOKING Clark Grafton Dan Warder Marcia Carolyn Ramsey 1 ? I ll' Carol Griffin IWWKJM Alberta Ellis lu! lg V l W PM ff-TCP M ffm S BEST DRESSED MOST TALENTED Roy Penwell I Carol james Dan Warder Jackie Lorah BEST PERSONALITY Norma Jean Rankin Dale Fraley MOST COURTEOUS Cheryl Goodrich Bob Gibson Q M U w 19,55 5 fx 5 vi q X if 5 H 5? .A biggest' H ' 'Wi 1. my W Kel , , fi? f ' I-X .L,- X IW E?-1, .Q ix v U 7' W -V5 , fy ,, gf' A 24 M- K -, 'iw Q 55: . 5, as , , W,.. A E555 - ufwz- Hefe. 1 , . .W x x. 1, I. . ., .. -A X M ,V Z. . Q W Q Q 5 1 ' . X c K X K X 3 xo .rn e R Q LM Q -f 'AEN , '22, . L X E+, 3 me KA' K : , ., 2 :EI k 'gf 7 -, E Q, Our Junior class play, Lo and Behold, featured: Roy Penwell Tim Campfield, Margie Hale, Rockford Richardson, Dorry Saunders, Janet Kulic, Mike Clayton, and Jay Abercrombie. The play was directed by Mr. Robert Collins, with Sue Slevin as Student Director. Judy Hill was in charge of Programsg Carol Griffin, Publicityg Sandy Bourn, Make-upg 'Ioan Limburg, Propertiesg Rusty Drum- mond, Stage Crewg Dick Ankeny, Ushersg George Farris, Electricians' Carol james and Jay Abercrombie, Stage Managers. r 21 sg, ' P6 G 4 6 5 fo' aka o ,fo 645 W D I A'a5 Q age The Springfield Twp. High School Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind and body, does bestow and bequeath the following tangible and intangible worldly goods. BARBARA DEPIZZOL leaves her seat in Mixed Chorus to Mike Houghton because he likes the soprano section so well. SUNNY BAKER bestows the drawings on her locker door to next year's occupants. RONALD AUSTIN wills his blue eyes to Mrs. Gingrich. DICK ANKENY bequeaths all of his extra brownie points with Miss Nolt to Linda Roberts. fShe'll need them.j SCOTT ANDRICK leaves his ability to get into arguments with Bogiel, to Jim France. CAROLE ALTHOFF wills three well-used majorette uniforms to her band man, Stan. DEE ALLEN leaves the shyness, willed to her last year by Linda Rager, to Frankie Webb. ALICE ADAMS bequeaths her power to keep from blushing to Dave Byrant. JAY ABERCROMBIE bestows his ability to get along with Miss Nolt to anyone who needs it. JUDY BITTINGER wills Butch her title of Terror of Congress Lake and also the football uniform she never received. ALAN BORING leaves his place beside Bogie on the bench at basket- ball games to whoever wants it. SANDIE BOURN bestows her ability to flirt to Dennis Ripple. LIZ BOGGS wills Miss Shirley Bator her dear little Bill Luplow and wills her footballeuniform to Butch. It didn't fitll' FRED BELL bequeaths his ability to get along with the opposition and his outstanding sports ability to Jeff Gibson. RONNIE BARRON bestows Sandie Bourn to any lower classman who wants her. Qpoor boyj SYBIL BELL leaves her talk on her Romantic Love to Mr. Dan Groh, and her uniform to Butch. GLENN BARKER wills his unused books to anyone who wants them. GEORGE HARRIS bestows his position of band manager to his deserv- ing brother Tom. DARLENE MILHOAN wills Mr. Groh and his driving class, plus the car that is always stalling, to Nancy Timms. JUDY MC KINNEY bequeaths her scratchy shorthand pen and rusty typewriter to Diana Dietz. GERALD ROGERS leaves his intelligence in law class to his younger brother who will probably take it. JACK EVANS wills Harold Lake his seat in Miss Nolt's government class. JANICE FIELD bestows her seat in first period government class to Tank McCoy. RONALD ROBINSON bequeaths his greenhouse to Butch. REGENA RIBLE'I'I' wills her seat in govemment class to her sophomore sister who will do a better job of warming the seat. MARLA MORGAN leaves her drivers-training class and good-looking teacher to Pat and Donna. Those lucky girls. JUDY LAMBERT bequeaths her first trumpet position in the band to Nancy Miller. JUDY KNOTTS bestows her sextet sweater to Mr. Davis. RICHARD HOLT wills all his textbooks to his brother Ben. RONNIE CONNER leaves his footsteps and hopes his sister doesn't follow them. DREXEL TABOR bestows on the freshmen some good, sound advice: enjoy yourself while you're young! SANDRA SZARAZ bequeaths all of her good grades to her sister Sue?? CAROLYN SWARTZ wills her seat in Miss Nolt's government class to Jon Wieland. RUTH SCHREIBER leaves quietly. DAVID HERTZOG bestows his English book to Carl Eutsey. CAROL JENKINS bequeaths her typewriter to someone with flying fingers and also leaves a pair of false eyelashes to Paula Halman. CINDY KNIGHT wills her favorite teachers: Mr. Kurtz, Mrs. Smith, and several other nice teachers to her brother who will attend SHS in the future. DAN WARDER.leaves first base to Tiger Morgan. RUTH VOYTKO bestows her driving abilities to Mary Weicht. DON MC FARLAND wills his ability to knit to Ike', Glinsky. JEAN WILSON leaves her corny sense of humor to Mr. Bako. KAREN WILLISON bequeaths, to anyone who wants it, the ability to put 40 miles on the car by only going to Ellet and back! . ED STEWART wills his spot as organizer of Pine Township and his nickname to Jim France. BEV SPENCER leaves Marsha Drummond the whole business. JANET FLINT bestows on Joyce her seat in government class 5th period. WILMA JOHNSON wills her seat on the bus to anyone who is unfortu- nate enough to get on. DAVE VVILLIAMS leaves all of his track ability to Dan Atchinson. CHARLES SMITH bestows on Glinsky his motorcycle goggles. JOHN UNDERWOOD bequeaths his physics book to Mr. Dombo. CAROL GRIFFIN bestows on Dave Pacuit her 101 excuses on how to get the car. ROGER SYX leaves a shot '57 Chevy to anyone who wants it. JOANN DRENNEN wills her ability to talk and get into trouble to Frankie Webb and Carol Cliver. SUE SLEVIN bequeaths her teachers, except poor Mr. Dombo, pleasant memories of her. CAROL JAMES leaves her ability to talk on the phone to Anna Hend- rickson. BOB SIMPSON wills his jokes to Mr. Collins and his psychology class to any other bum that wants it. LOUIS IGLEHART bestows his locker on anyone that can clean it out. JUNE EMERSON bestows all her extra Brownie points to her brother. CAROLYN JOHNSON leaves, to all the teachers who will have her sister Joanee next year, a bottle of nerve pills. CLARK VAN SCYOC bequeaths his bicycle to Butch. WILLIAM O'DONNELL wills his locker and books to anyone who can use them. RONNIE JUSTICE leaves his dirty old track shoes to T. Jewell. SANDY MORELEY wills her ability for narrow escapes to any poor, unsuspecting, underclassmen who want it. DALE FRALEY bestows his ability to keep quiet in study hall to Dave Eisentrout. JACKIE LORAH leaves her whistle, baton, and majorette uniforms for Paulette Baldwinls use next year and her sister Patti's use in 1961. LYNN CARNEY bestows all the milk bottles in the cafeteria to Bill Smith for the rest of his school years to come. ROY PENWELL wills his 515.00 guitar to Butch. RICHARD LOHR bequeaths to his brother Don, at Central, a speedy trip through high school and a locker door that always needs repair. JOY WESTFALL leaves nothing to no one because she has nothing to leave and no one to leave it to. KATHY ZEHNER bequeaths her seat in government class to Bob Werner. ERMA EARLENBAUGH bestows her place in lunch line to Lillian Molnar and Terry Schrock. RAY WRIGHT leaves his seat in the senior class to Bob Werner or any- one that wants it. MARTHA JOHNSON wills her locker and all its contents to her brother Davie. Good luck, Davie, youlll need it.', LESLIE GOLEC bequeaths his position as president of Pine Twp. to Wayne McCoy. NANCY WITWER leaves to Diane Piggott the ability to resist pizza. JUDY JOHNSON bestows her govemment classes to Luana Bolingei and Carol Philips. PAT GARDUNO leaves a seat in the soprano section of Mixed Chorus to Danny Kelley, who is the worldis worst tenor. ED WISE wills his nose guards to Roy Williams. WAYNE SHAKEN bestows his ability to get along with Butch to his brothers Bill and Lyn. SHARON HECKART wills her good grades to Brother Butch. LINDA WEISS bequeaths to l'Tank McCoy her old cheerleading uniform. GERRY SCHROCK leaves his attractiveness to girls to Ricky Stringer. SANDY DURMAN bequeaths all her brains to her sister Gay, and all her diet pills to her little sister Diane. DORRY SAUNDERS leaves her friendship with Leslie Golec to Dianne Pi tt. CHEST ER MOLNAR bestows on Larry Ware his good times in band and on band busses. PAT HELLER wills her sister Corky to Ray Glinsky. LOIS HOUSEMAN bequeaths all the good times she has had as S.H.S. to her sister, Eunice. VICKIE WIKLINSON leaves her seat in Mixed Chorus to her sister Frankie. ROBERT GIBSON bestows luck on his brother to make it out of Spring- field High School. RAYMOND ROBINSON leaves nothing to no one. DAN DETWILER bestows his ofiice as vice-president of Pine Township to Chriss Krohmer. RITA WHITED wills her government seat to Karen Walker. BOB SPENCE leaves his pole-vaulting ability to Jack Cook. JOHN FINLAW bequeaths to everyone a chance to have a good time during the rest of the high school years. CARL WEBB bestows his ability to play shortstop in high school on any- one who would want that kind of ability. PATTY HATHAWAY wills her quietness to someone that needs it-her sister, Penny. RUSTY DRUMMOND leaves his broken bones to anyone who plays football next year. EUGENE SHANDOR wills Eleanor Coleman his seat in study hall. JOAN SCHROCK bequeaths her old worn-out shorthand pen to anyone dumb enough to take it. BILLE'I'I'A HILLIS leaves a certain teacher to someone who would make a perfect match. DONALD HORVATH wills Butch an empty six pack. BARBARA HARRISON bestows Springfield on her brother. KAY HARTMAN bequeaths her knocked-knees to Roy Williams. SHARON HATHCOX wills her ability to get into odd situations to any- who would be crazy enough to want it. PAT FUNK leaves to her brother, Ralph, the ability to get caught talk- ing in study hall. ARTHUR MARTIN bestows his ability to sleep through all of his classes to anybody with insomnia. CLIFFORD PANDER wills the locker next to the ofiice to Dick Walker so that he will be near the office when he gets into trouble. MARY MARTIN bequeaths the wish to leave Bobbie Tressel something, but he is too greedy. LINDA NEUBERT bestows her Seat in physics class to her unsuspecting brother. LLOYD MARTIN leaves in a cloud of dust. DEL HUNT wills his holey marching shoes to Elmer Cottle. CAROL REID bequeaths her seat in Miss Nolt's government class to Norma Slagle. BARBARA MORRIS wills to Linda Forsythe and Linda Mason all of the good times she had in F.H.A. CHERYL GOODRICH bestows her seat in Mixed Chorus to Cynthia Sherloch. RON NIE ROWLAN D wills his amazing intelligence to Les Golec and Dan Detwiler who will be here next year. CECILE VANNOY leaves her ability to get along with others to anyone who needs it. WARREN MILLER bestows his government book to his brother who 'could reallv use it. WAYLAND RITZMAN wills the entire school bus to Judy Neal. SHARON SHARP leaves her attendance to Jerry Salisbury. MICHAEL CLAYTON bestows his seat in Mrs. Miller's English class and a new pair of white buck shoes on Jerry Wood who is in the band. BILL MORRIS wills a muzzle to Bill Morris because he can use it. GERALDINE JOHNSON leaves the whole S.H.S. building and its teachers to her brother, Danny, who will be here next year. JUDY CASTELLO bequeaths the name of Sadie to anyone who is un- fortunate enough to get it. BILL LICHTENBERGER wills Mrs. Miller to his brother who will be a freshman next year. RONNIE REID bequeaths his spot on the bench to Susie Pope. NORMA RANKIN bestows all the good times she has had at Spring- field High to her sister, Sue. BECKY MILLIN leaves her ability to be known as a Hscatterbrainl' to anyone who feels he can match it. NANCY HAFT wills her old car to anyone who can drive and stop it. CHARLES PARKS bestows his senior English Class on the unfortunates. NANCY JENKINS bequeaths her seat in drivers training class to any lucky junior or senior who would like to put up with Mr. Groh. CAROLYN RAMSEY bequeaths all her talent as a majorette to Tom Garduno. MARY HOLMES wills her government seat to Nancy Timms. SALLY MILLS leaves her seat in law class to Dave Strabel. SHIRLEY PUTNAM leaves Darlene and her messy locker fnumber l0B7j to her sister Janice. PAUL CERNAVA bequeaths to Pete Cemava, Cafeteria A, Mr. D.J. Myers and all the work that goes with it. JOYCE MAUPIN wills her govemment book to her sister Janet. MARCIA SMITH bestows her ability to forget things on anyone who cares to take it from her. PAUL BRANNON wills his seat as head drummer to anyone who is lousy enough! LINDA PRYOR leaves her ability to get more unmailable letters in Shorthand-Transcription class to any unlucky junior. RITA WARMAN wills her grades to her little brother John. LINDA HEISA bequeaths her fun in G.A.A. to any deserving under- classman and to some oertain boy. JOAN LIMBURG bequeaths to Kay Sutherland all of the wonderful experiences and the help of the teachers she has known and enjoyed through high school. CAROL CRITES wills her sister Nancy her ability to correct all the mis- takes she didnlt make. JACKIE LANGE bequeaths her seat in govemment class toJean Harker. DEANNA DABEL bestows on her little sister Judi all her school books. MARY REYNOLDS wills to Lillian Molnar and Terry Schrock all her old government tests. JERRY CAIN bequeaths Mrs. Loweis Spanish class to anyone who can speak Spanish. BONNIE MANGUS leaves Miss Susco another secretary to help her grade those algebra exams! JUDY CARVER wills her ofiice in F.H.A. to Jan Carver. JUDY HILL leaves absolutely nothing to anyone because she can use everything she has. JACK PRICE bestows on Dennis Ripple and Mike Houghton his empty physics workbook. ALBERTA ELLIS leaves her solid geometry book to her sister Loretta, who will probably understand the contents better than she did. TIM CAMPFIELD wills to Johnny Hawks the ability to get into trouble by just stepping on the accelerator. VINCENT RUSSELL bequeaths his ability not to pick fights to Jim Brown. DON KAPITY leaves his seat in any of his classes where Mrs. Miller is the teacher to anyone who thinks he wants them. SHERRILL LEWIS bestows her short hair and crazy times at Spring- fieldxto Joyce McCauley. A DAVID MORGAN leaves Miss Nolt and his govemment book to Ralph Funk. JULIA REICH bestows all the fun she had as editor on her sister Pat. JERRY HALMAN bequeaths to Richard Welsh all his smarts in gov- emment class. JIM DRUMMOND wills all his troubles to anyone who can bear them all. DOROTHY LOFTIS leaves her leaky pen to her sister Linda, who will also be taking bookkeeping. EUGENE HAWKINS leaves Springfield High School to all freshmen who desire to spread general discontent over his little brother. CLARK GRAFTON wills his Alpine hat to Gary Nickell. JAMES DARRAH bequeaths to all the underclassmen his ability to flick school and get to the 12th grade. DICK LAUBSCHER bequeaths his catching position on the baseball team to Jim France. MARY ROGISH bestows her place in the varsity cheerleading line to Charlotte Summerton. KAAREN HUGHES leaves all her miscellaneous items from her locker to Norma Slagle and Pat Reich. MARJORIE KELLY wills her place in the halls during lunch period to anyone crazy enough to take it. PEGGY BROWN leaves to be stingy and take everything with her be- cause she'll need it. HAROLD BRAGG bestows all the girls on the lower classmen and wishes them luck. He also leaves his books which haven't been used much. FRANK NEMET bestows on Bob Smith his seat in Co-op class along with all the lovely, lovely times. ALTON BROWN wills his sales ability in Co-op class to anyone who thinks he is good enough to take over. JANET KULIC bequeaths her freckles to Frankie Webb. ROBERT DEAN bestows his desks, books, rooms, and teachers on who- ever needs desks, books, rooms, and teachers. GEORGE FARRIS wills all the QRM, QRN, QSB to Mike Houghton, KJNWW. SARA NOFFSINGER bestows the privilege to take drivers training from Mr. Groh to Janet Doral. 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'sffij , 1 'F f 'fi ' ' 51 's ' - 1 , gi ' up 5- WMMMM 4u44,JN1M+.lMf ,J West, Pamela Westfall, Bill Westergaard, Tom Weyandt, Linda lNhite, Roger Whited, Eugene Whytsell, Jerry Wigington, George Wilcox, Diane Vvilcox, Shirley Wile, Carole Wiley, Thurmond W'ilkinson, Frankie Wlilmoth, Carolyn Wilson, Cheryl Wilt, Steve Winchester. Sally Lou Wright. Charlene 'VVright, Robert Wyatt, Keith Yeager, Mary Yeager, Russell Lehnder Margaret Lawhorn luther , 1 i Q BGP' B+ ' H ii .Vol piclurfdajim Bauman, Dalis Bennett, David Bennett Roger Berrv Clwde Bover Allen Brigge Ima Conant, Betty Conner, Carl Debourg,-janet Dovl William Eldridge Kenneth Ford oe Hen drix, james Largent, Ethel Lybrook, Leroy Lybrook Tommy MeDonald David Ritter Grape Rohm, Ed Sells, Clark Setree, Roy Spidle, David Swlgler Richard Vinson xxx t 'X 5 M h A Judy Castello A Patti Hathaway V I x 2 ' 's Z fi 1 . if . ,, , ,. . eq Li Q Q Sharon WW hh h h M VV ejf g v i '.,g, 4 t,, ,mu qi an wwf' S111 'e Q . Margie Hale NOfkf9iIlgCF 1 5 xii: L L Sharon Sharp we, . Not deadline time again! 12556 You mean Ilgn President againw' D KNEW in may I trade this -i Lorah ii if K Qimzif X in Qi f f A K ik ' in -.. Warder igli 0 W an ' 5 E LLL-L5 A e 'just wait i'f-- ck Price ' -- - -r-ight!! -MSherrill Lewis A7 . ulia Reich a , i,,,-iZfi,iW, ,..,: 1.E -- V Q .- uf 989 X ,M 4 HQ- xl j ,M ASE 1' I 3? 1 w.,.g ivy' 3 A, 'ESQ -sf if 9 gif! if We Q -1:51 1 A ow- C C ' . ' .W- ' I fi 'MQ may Ri C11 4 n C1 ,I f 9 2,6 An-my KX 'mx 'aff , -sql' i 'WY' WNW was Ezz' L P' dj 3 un' M9 R ....,4 V 'Y- ' ,. VI a Q Y cg.. 5 K .pf 7 :K I T 1 v f f' nk V' M. -ous' s u 2 ,J nbsfxm! X Distributive Education, known as CO-OP, provides practical vocational instruction and part- time work experience in the business field. The program is open only to seniors. Each student is enrolled in Business Management 'and Sales and Retailing in addition to his required courses. The student must be employed at least 15 hours per week to secure his practical job experience. Early in the fall the entire class attends a one-day convention along with 16 other CO-OP programs in the area. In February, four delegates compete at a State Convention and the winners go to the National DECCA Convention and compete on a National level. Each year the class sells the advertising for their yearbook, the Spartana. Officers of CO-OP are Bob LeMaster, president, Dave Shaffer, vice-presidentg Sharon I-Ieckart, secretaryg and Sandra Szaraz, treasurer. High salesmen in yearbook ads were Sandra Szaraz and Gerry Schrock. Publ icafiona Each month you receive your school paper, the Sprag. We have an excellent paper that keeps us up to date on all the latest activities. Pictured here are the advisor, Mrs. Lucile Millerg editor, Rocky Richardsong and assistant editor, Carol james. Spuaq Stalgb The Editorial Staff includes, Sealedfram lejl to rzghl: Sally Mills,judy Hill, Marcia Smith, Rocky Richardson, Caroljames, Second Rowfrom lfjl Lo rzlght: Bill O'Donnell, Don McFarland, Lloyd Martin, Clark Grafton, Bob Gibson. The Business Staff includes, Seated from lejfl to right: Ruth Schrieber, Carolyn Swartz, Mary Ann Rogish, Yvonne Tumlin, Linda Heisa. Sefond Rowkhom IM to right: Charles Smith, Jim Diehl, Jerry Cain, Tom Piggott, Paul Brannon. f I .1 Carolyn and Linda Cheek the file each day To see whom to Contact to say Please pay. As more stories rome in for the Sprag, The girls c'an't let their typing lag. The fellows seein to be in a stewg Their fares reveal the-y've learned something new. XVhen all is well, and the paper is doneg Representatives take over and distribute each one. .K i y an M yr Home Room Representatives include from 1411? lu right, 1-'im Row: Martha Johnson, Lynn Field, Barbara Morrishjudy Carver, Sharon Sharp, Gayla Conner, Rita Pry, Charlotte Sumtnerton, Pat Krohmer, Linda Roberts. Sffond Roux' Charlene VVright, Sandra Gaitherulune Anderson, liuana Bolinger, Sharon Warren, Loretta Ellis, Sam Triplett, Pat Stadlvr, Sue Archer, Deloris Wilson, 'l'exie Koon. Thin! Rom' Peg McKee,Jean Deeni,-lean Gobus, Gladys Mt'Elruy. Pat Reich, Betty Hesstzilantesjohnson, Robert Ellis, Gary Nlorgan. Linda Royer. l -ff -A i w--,Wu-i v l 4. 3 A-Q M If Throughoutthe year the Spartana Staff has been working to make this year's Spartana the best ever. We hope, as you turn the pages of our book, that it will bring you much enjoy- ment, The Staff includes, First Row: Sue Slevin, Jackie Lorah, Julia Reich, editor, Miss Jeanette Rosenbloom, advisor, Carol Griffin, business manager, Linda Neubert, Alberta Ellis. SrronziRn1f': Loretta Ellis, Norma Jean Rankin,Judy Knotts, Mary Ann Kovachick, Karen Maxen, Pat Reich, Carolyn Ramseyhjoan Limburg, Lynda Lessak. Mrs. Joanne Bridge, copy editor, offers advice to Pat Reich. -Q, Editorhlulia Reich, and advisor, Miss Rosenbloom, double-check plans for page layouts. Spantana Stabb The Stall worked hard all through the year To reeord your memories of high-school cheer Cheeking the plans for our sales drive Money Chief, advisor, and editor strive. These Eve girls-so intent on their work Have many duties and none do they shirk. Our theme is Hawaiig thus leis are their style. These girls are complying with many a smile. Hoping our hook will be timely and smart, These girls are helping Joan do the art. Typings a job that never gets done, But these girls discover that typing is fun! 'fi Oblgice flaaiatanta ence by assisting Mrs. Dorothy Sharp, secretary ning of our high-school office. Student Libuaniana STUDENT LIBRARIANS assist Mrs. Viola Smith with the maintenance, distribution, and shelv- ing of the more than 5000 books and magazines contained in our high-school library. Student 'P 'IO- jectioniata STUDENT PROJEC- TIONISTS, under the supervision of Mr. Willis Kurtz, assist throughout the year in operating the sehool,s projectors. To do so, the boys give up their study halls to show films for various classes. - l L.-u i.. OFFICE ASSISTANTS gain practical office experi' with the many routine tasks encountered in the run- uzic '-1' '3 3 m .3l5iI'4nm,.,,, Cjinla' Sextet The SEXTET is a group of six girls chosen by the music director, Mr. Davis, for their outstanding singing ability. The group includes Elizabeth Boggs, Pat Gardutioulean Harkerultidy Knotts, Bev Spen- cer. and Barbara Depizzol. mixed The MIXEIT CHORUS is the varsity choral group in the music' department. Meni- bership is attained by tryouts in the spring. and final selection is nmtle by thc di' rector, Mr. Davis. Their activities include participation in various school gisscniblies, -t 1t.f1..w-vlim, J-.N wifi, 3 l gi l.. l 0 Q .fv w 4... . W.. . ,,.,l,...,.,... XT IL ,IT2I3 f.'I2YKL2T1'.TA,.-..- i'.L'J1Sl3 Chonua mm Boqa' Octet The OCTET is ronlprisvd ol' cight boys vhnsrn to perfbrrn for lmxll Ofg21IllZil.Il0IXS. Thx' group im-ludc-S Bob Gibson, Loy VVf'sll2lll,Jc'l'1'y Hall. Paul Kuvufs, Dvnnis Ripple. Um1Jc'wc'll, :xml Huh SIJPIIVP, distrirl ilflil slgltv Choral corllpc-litiml. and exchange- colxfvrts with nciglmlmring schools. D Ofllwrs of the group are lid W'isf-, Prcsidcmtg Bm' Spcxnfvr. S4'L'I'Q't2lIAYQ and lm Umfllnno, Trffasurcr. 3 A , Tneahman Qinla' Enaemble The FRESHMAN GIRLS' ENSEMBLE includes Bette jackson, Bette Dawson, Emily Forsythe, Vickie Kloeppner, Margaret Zehnder, Cynthia Sherlock, Charlene Wright, Rita Pry, Sue Long, Pam West, Kay Spencer, and Barbara Luplow. They sing at the annual Christmas program and compete in the Junior High solo and ensemble District Contest. 'Jueahman mixed Chonua The FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUS serves as a training group for young singers in high school who are interested in attaining a position in one of the varsity music groups. Hccompaniata The accompanists for Mixed Chorus arejune Emerson and Judy Castello. They have faith- fully accompanied the Chorus on many occasions, including the musical play Brigadoon. Ciinla' Chonua The Girls' Chorus is comprised of any sophomore, junior, and senior girls who are interested in singing with a choral group. They arc directed by Mr. Davis. vw 1 . -3 Q43 iii 4- , n ln- -- ' gf yr-'nn 'ummm' Qi ' W L. -- - Q3 fy, 1,f A I is r . 45x Q JT., ,fir ,. f.4Wf 5 5 N Pep Band The Pep Band is composed of band members from all four classes. They play at all pep assemblies and home basketball games. S. -H. S. munching Band The Springfield High School Marching Band is comprised of stu- dents from all four grades. Football games and concerts are the major part of the Bands schedule. This past fall, the Band had the privilege of playing in Cleveland Stadium for the Cleveland Browns vs. San Francisco 49'ers Game. Officers of this group are: Presi- dentulackie Lorahg Vice President, Carole Althoffg Secretary, Del Humg Treasurer, Nlary Ann Kovachiekg and Social Chairman, Normajean Rankin. Dance Band The Dana' Band is made up of Band members from th6 ibur clussvs. They play ilu' thc HC7II1CtTlII1lillg Dance and various other places. 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Hcfivifiea 5 Slzazfa Z1 Kappa Chi is an organization which is based entirely l june Emerson, Presidentg Sharon Sharp, Vice-Presid fluniou Sefwice Club The purpose of the Junior Service Club is based on the ideals of clean living, clean athletics, clean sportsmanship, and clean speech. The members strive to be of service in the school. The officers and advisors are Douglas Ripple, President, Harry Taylor, Vice-President, Tim Lessak, Secretary, Harry Skeen, Treasurerg Mr. Dan Groh and Mr. William Suseo, advisors, vw.-lsr wa r , l C l l stian ibllnwship. its llilllll' is acltially derived from thc lwn Grevk words mvaning Christian l Pllowship. The- uHit'm's arm' luttt- Sunnnvrton, Svftx-tz11'yg Sue Archer, 'l'rcasurer. The faculty advisors are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gingrich. Senior: Sefwice Club Thu Sc-nior Sc-rvicc Club strivcfs to ctrcatv, uphold, and L-xtcnd throughout thc scluml, lminc and rmntnunity, high standards of Christian Character. Any boy in the junior or scnior class may hc a rncnthvr. Thr otiircfrs of this organization are W'arrc'n hiillcr, Prcsidenlg Alan Boring, xvil'Q Pl'l'Si- dm-ntg Dirk Lauhschcvr, Sccretaryg Charles Parks, 'Iwl'l'2lSl1l'f'f. The taculty advisor thi' this club is Mr. KIZIIIICS Doinho. 1111. l t f.7fwv' f. ,iw Vffr ww-1 ff f-ff-Ww:m1vwfmw2zgm .1ff:.ffNw,,.tvM,s,,att.,tt,t.t.t,-A - is -f f-f--f M-wma--Ws--W-5tWtf::4er ikfiwwit , , , , -Qwwyffsmnmmw Student Council Students elected by members ofeach class comprise the STUDl'lN'l' COUNCIL. The primary concerns of the group are school improvement and the creation of better relationships between the faculty and the student body. Othcers ure: Dick Ankeny, President, Rusty Druinmond, Vice Presidentg Sandra Fresh, Secretary, and Scott Andrick, Treasurer. The advi- sor is Mr. Roger lngold. 'iutune Homemalzeua of Hmeuica Toward New Horizonsl' is the motto ofthe FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA. To promote better family living, to help the members understand the opportunities open to them in home economies, to understand their neighbors both at home and abroad, and to provide training for participation in home, school, and community activities are the objectives of the club. Ollicers are: Patty Hathaway, Presidentg Barbara Morris, Vice Presidentg Linda Mason, Secretaryg Bonnie McCauley, Treasurer, and Linda Forsyth, Historian. The advisors are: Mrs. Betty Eller and Mrs. Dorothy Farst. ff ini: i.w,,w. .. W.. fwmi- Debate Club Should the Federal Government sub- stantially.increase its regulation of labor unionslv' This is the timely topic confront- ing the members ofthe DEBATE TEAM. This last year the Debate Team earned membership into the National Forensic League. Officers are: Judy Castello, Presi- dent: joan Limburg, Vice-Presidentg Linda Neubert, Serretary-Treasurerg and Alberta Ellis. Publicity Chairman. The advisor is Mr. Robert Collins. 'Jutuue 'Jeachena 0 Amefuca FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA I5 open to all IUIIIOI' and dent teaching in our township glade sthools Ufliu is n Sut Slum senior students interested in teaching as a career lwxeh semester to President Albert 1 Ellis Vice I resid: nt ndx lxnotts Surat ux assist them in determining whether they should pursue the te ithing C, sv, 1,4 ,emu ld it Q 1 , ml, up NH, profession, members of the club are given an opportunity to do stu are Miss I ouisc Nolt and Mrs DcMt1tls C allen .uu.u- -L 'tsslessm The LETTER CLUB is comprised of girls who have earned at least one letter in G.A.A. The functions ofthe Club are to teach good sportsmanship and to en- Courage participation in various sports. Officers of the Club are Sunny Baker, presidentg Sharon Salzer, v i C e presidcntg Cheryl Coodrieh, secrctaryg and Mareia Simpson, treasurer. Miss Katherine Wardman is the advisor. Letten Club 1? ,, ff f.'iia?, Leaden Coupe The LEADER CORPS, consisting of 16 sophomore, junior. and senior girls, serve as physical education leaders by assisting in gym classes. by serving as assistant instructors, and by conducting themselves in such a manner so as to promote good sportsmanship. The club, in its second year, has as its officers: Linda Forsythe, presidentg Barbara Freeman, vice president: Bonnie Keyser, ser- retary-treasurer. The advisor ofthis group is Miss Katherine Wardman, fWwwfssiwmsiswWmMwQtw:fweHM-asf:..,.,.,.e.-st f--, ws..W,1v,i.t1,.re -111 -f-- we-A -ff- I-I It -f-f- -fs-f- - -f f -- f--f , ,,ff--A--f - ff f Vanaitq S -Hanomano HAROIVIANO is an honorary club for sophomore, junior, and senior girls who have attained an average of 85? in live subjects or 8715? in four subjects for one semester. The purposes ofthe Club are to raise the social standards of Spring- field High School and to promote high scholarship, ideals, and morals and good fellowship. Haromano sponsors the Homecoming Dance and the Sweetheart Dance. Officers arc: Presidenthloan Limburgg Vice President, Betty Mervoshq Secretary, Carolyn Ramseyg Treasurer, Bonnie Mangusg and Assistant Secretary, Paulette Baldwin. Advisors are Mrs. Helen Lowe and lN1rs. Frances Vasbinder. All student players and managers who have received at least one varsity letter are eligible to become members of VARSITY S. Activities ofthe group in- clude a swimming party, a play night at school, and an annual banquet. Oilicers are: President, Ed Stewartg Vice President, Clark Graf- tong and Secretary-Treas- urer, Carl Webb. Mr. Russ Pastuek is advisor. national 'Iheapiana flppnentice Societq The purpose of NATIONAL THESPIANS APPRENTICE SO- productions. Roy Penwell is president of this group with Margie CIETY is to further the interest of students in dramaties by provid- Hale serving as vice-presidenpjean W'ilson as secretary, and Janet ing them with the experience of both acting and directing in student Kulic as treasurer. Mr. Stanley Denlinger is the advisor ofthis group. Camena Club The objectives of' the CAMERA CLUB are to loster interest in ual members. President of the group is Bill Fair, while Jay Aber- photography among the students and faculty ofthe high school, to crombie is vice president: Judy Hill, secretary: and Loretta Ellis, provide them with a useful as well interesting extra-curricular treasurer. Mr. Steve Mitrovieh is the advisor. activity. and to help improve the photographic work ofthe individ- gftsmt-flat. Www f - f ll f,,.t-f . f . f 1-1 . L .,,..--www, Ww,.w..Wsmmltwm-twmwwmmiiwt , , ,wt:k,i,11,,m - 'Y . WW.. 'H . 1 , .. u ,.: 1 - ,NF .. f ' s, v , A Q.. N o 0 51 ' 9 ' as Q 'Wg 2 . 9 iwffiiff 5 ly? gl 9, 5 0 , , 'Qt' , Q 5 5' t , . P 1 - -0 8 P --1 IA I ww, 0 V? .V a ' . 4, ' . n 9. px Nh J ,Q N I 'X 01 'T , . .WA .. 'f' f !P.N-....1 -. V Q' K . 1 Al-gl Y, af fl R ,Q I Q 3 Vanaitq '3ootball 'Jeam The VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. During the 1959 season, they won seven out of nine games, placing our team third in the Metropolitan League. Fin! Row: R, Fluhartyhl. Hughes, F, Witter, T. Williams, T. Car- duno, R. Morgan, E. Sayre, and Reid. Second Raw: CO-CAPTAIN C. Craftan ', D, Williamsul. Austin, C. Frye, T. Murphy,-J. Cook, M. Houghton, C. Pope, B. Spence, E. Stewart, CO-CAPTAIN R. Drummond. Thim' Raw: HEAD COACH R. Pastuck, W Cod'-than The student body of Springfield High School is proud to claim the coaching staff of ASST. COACH Hutch Daum, HEAD COACH Russ Pastuek, and ASST. COACH Harold Yoalc. Our Varsity Cheerleaders are five girls to be very proud of also, They have cheered our team on through many a victory during football and bas- ketball season. Top ww, IM to rzghl, they are Lynda Lessak, Carol James, Betty Mervosh, Mary Rogish and Margie Hale. McCoy, C. Krohmer , D. Detwiler, D. MaeFarland, D. Moreck, R. Glinsky, K. Lindsey, T. Rodgers, R. Reed, R, Justice, ASST. COACH B. Daum, and ASST. COACH H. Yoak. Fourth Roux' MANAGER D. Wachter, P. Cernova, D. Atchison,J, T. Jewell, E. Wise, F. Bell, G. Nickell, B. Holt, E. Shandor. Franee', and MANAGER H. Virdan. 'All-Metro selections Sconea WE THEY Canton Lehman 14 12 Kent Roosevelt 8 6 Coventry 6 14 Stow 16 14 Wadsworth 14 8 Ellet 24 8 Lake 22 2 Norton 10 22 Tallmadge 28 8 Cheefzleadefza A it X T if . 4 1 5 e W . Q is . . A I if A 'VKVL iy LV . iUD UU l lD ff 35 ,QVQW E' D , 9 , 'ww .' AQIP '.s' .: ',1... +19 'ffwg :J N Rlgk, 1 .,f 5 1 Si 5' i , M ' 5 :viii m , 'U Vanaitq Baaketball 'Jeam The Varsity Basketball Team includes, Sealedfom lqfl to right, Ray Glinsky, Don McFarland, Dick Laubscher, Scottie Andrickulim France. Second Row are: Managers, Warren Miller and Alan Boring. Sealed are Johnny Miller, Chriss Krohmer. Dennis Ripple, Ronnie Kamer, Kenny Sword and Coach Mel Bogard. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT 52 49 - Kenmore 54-70 Wasdworth 57-52 Coventry 64-28 Norton 66-55 Stow 5 1-61 Ellet 55f59 Kent Roosevelt 49-59 Tallmadge To P Y . ex? WE THEY 7 3 f49 60-97 71-66 60-62 61 -56 47-39 45-62 48-43 The Varsity Cheer- leaders are from lejh lo nghf: Carol james, Margie Hale, Mary Ann Rogish, Lynda Lessak, and Betty Mer- vosh. OPPONENT Barberton Akron Central Norton Stow Alumni Kent Roosevelt Ellet Tallmadge Kenmore The Reserve Cheer- leaders are, from 145010 nghlx Linda Roberts, Pat Krohmer, Charlotte Summerton, Delores Wilson and Judi Dabel. Reaefwe Baalzetball 'Jeam The Reserve Basketball Team is made up of. kllffll-7lg,fl'0fV1 lqf? to rzghlxjim Christian, Jeff St.Clair, Rick Stringer, and Sammy Eisentrout. Sfanziinlg arf: Coach Harold Yoak, Don Jewell, Larry Beltz, Dave Moreck, Phil Taylor, Ben Holt, Talmer Rogers and Manager Ed Hutcheson. RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY OPPONENT 24-65 Wadsworth 33+47 Coventry 55k58 Norton 46-42 St. Vincent 26-56 CMt Vern D 43-48 Stow 48-44 Ellet 45-59 Kent Roosevelt 41-58 Tallmadge s l tliii ,, 1 cal l ll is Hip Hip Hooray 'Inack Lettenmen Returning lettermen to the '60 Track Team are: First Row, lg? to right: Coach Butch Daum, Ed Wise, Dick Ankeny, Wayne Shaken, Eu- gene Shandor, Dave Williams, Ed Stewart, Ronald Justice. Second Row: Jack Cook, Dick Walkter, Gary Lattimer, Chriss Krohmer, Tom Mays, Joe Weiler,J. T. Jewell. Third Row: Earl Sayre,.Ieff St. Clarie, Dan Atchison, Bob Yoakum. Don Jewell, and Larry Povlacs. Victory, Victory is our cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess yes! Welre out to fight for SHS! Hip Hip Hooray We've got the vim Welre gonna win Hip Hip Hooray! Spautan Cheena Fight team fight Fight team fight Sock ,em, bust ,em That's the custom Fight team fight! Red and white, fight iight, We're behind our team tonight We can win, you can guess, We're out to fight for SHS! Say Hey. Hey! S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Say Ho. Ho! S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho, S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Come on Springiield let,s go! Spartans, Spartans. Spartans! Two bits, four bits, Six bits, a dollar All for Springfield Stand up and holler! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY U. L. Light 6- 6 Copley St. Vincent 0-48 Barberton 6-14 Kenmore 22- 6 'iueahman fhotlrall 'Jeam The Freshman Football Team consists of, Front Row: H. james, R. Deen, B. Light M. Huth. Second Row: F. Snowden, D. Boggs, P. Fabray, H. Taylor, C. Heffeman, L. Swartz, R. Anderson, W. Barenic. Top Raw: Mr. Jack Mancos, K. Conner, R. Poling, T. Sitiz,j. Dies, N. Bevington, R. Ramsey, R. Cottrill and A. McCoy. h ,.... .... 'Jneahman Cheenleadeua The Freshman Cheerleaders are from lg? to right: Kathy Warren, Sandy Gentryhjoyoe Pincus, Polly Price, and Susie Smith. The Freshman Basketball players include, First Rouuj. Shilling, L. Swartz, W. Barenic, P. Fabry, R. Wyatt,J. Dies. Second Row: Mr jack Mancos, T. Sites, D. Nimer, R. Ram sey, K. Conner, N. Mitchell, H. Taylor. Top Row: R. Cottrill, R. Conrad, and R. Selzer. H7 ,......e...-..--L'- i 'heahman Basketball 'Jeam FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY U. L. Light 45-60 Portage 30-41 Norton 36-42 Highland 44-52 Erwine 36-13 St. Vincent 27-35 Ellet 18-28 Norton 39-31 Copley 24-26 Erwine 37-20 Kent Davey 29-38 Ellet 24-31 Highland 37-32 'Wv,.: -L fl! Y 4 yn X .. S , 1 . W v Q, g a i:'v 'w Q Q - f 73 J? 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M TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING Sewers - Basements - Excavating of All Descriptions OX 9-2467 Workmanship Guaranteed ST 4-4987 BOYLE'S EVERGREEN N U RSERY East Akron's Most Complete Line of Evergreens Lay-out Service Shade Trees Landscaping Flowering Shrubs Christmas Trees 2600 Gilchrist Road ST 4-8875 RE 3-6l80 PP-UL liven rseman ' f - YX0 . .,.,,1. dlp Y ,.:, ' -'i -fs -I x 3 pfelw iil Eggs STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN THEATRE ft' 1112,. ' . 1, sy., . , K l A Waterloo Road and Arlington Street Opened Year Round PArkway 4-0402 and in our field we, foo, 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 , HERFF-JONES COMPANY Worldk Largeft Clan Ring Manufacturers Official Jewelers to Springfield Twp. High School A. Ray Seaver P.O. Box 173 Medina, Local Representative Medina- Park 2-0184 Greater 3811821 0 T8 SPRINGFIELD GRAD UEIB. V Enom 4 . DEPENDABLE For Over . 30 Years i i i in East Akron . 'Y Use Our Charge Acci- No Extra Cost 0 You Buy At Factory ric . 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Hardware, Paints 81 Sporting Goods on the lake front FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed RE. 3-3327 GILBERT BODY KL PAINT SHOP OX9 -2907 1899 MYBYSVIII Rd Ak on 12, Ohio si.E5soE MAEITE1' lilies Swiss Cheese - Trail Bolo na 'T' , 1 Our Own - Pork Sausage Mage Daily 7 640663 , unaoiieown, Ohio ox. 9-2013 T' Xml' CW-' Post Office Building Lakemore, Ohio School Supplies Gifts - Hobby Crafts - Cards Dry Cleaning Service Notions - Costume Jewelry - Toys Shop at Your Neighborhood Store THE UNIONTOWN SAVING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Deposits Mortgage Loans Safe Deposits Boxes Travelers Checks Offices Uniontown, Ohio Hartville, Ohio SENIORS C A I, ' .rv 445 P91 fl , .. gffr-1, -.Va .- .., . ,. , , .awk . ,V ,x , , 2 if , 14:-'-1 . .. a -Q, 1? N, , ,b . I 5 , lfiisil -' ---ai f' I CONGRATULATIONS FOR GRADUATION, 75 .1 5- --B ' D1 5' -Qi, 4 if , 9 lk' L 1 wx, Milf in Q xlfyla ',: ,WSI I , vw f' 1 452 Compliments of Your Local NATIONWIDE Agents Ellery C. Hartong Don E. Lesh OX 9-2231 OX 9-3513 Uniontown, Ohio -2 A555113 - e..m:':'g1- 5 'tl Q 5 I t i-- -1 ,TK li ig ' A E ' 11:1 ...S '- 5' 5-'Qt' .1 tl .- f . : - .,,. ' H - : .- .J i- , H --'HT' 1- irxtipi-'LQ ,Ia I f JS 'S-.'-,V '79-t,z,gx' f f . A- ' 1 '35-Y W4??'254'Q'i '7 'fNF'3 I ' ' . ' . 1 -- .' -- - f'.h.8J - ag, -f -' . , 1. .3 yr.: b ' -X ,- f Q- , -1 - :1 Q 'ig,,,v.!-9g4.hz7.,4!-lanf-N'-141.3 H- . ' ' ,.,.1, - I. . 1 nw xi , nr , 4: 7 . -it-1 - 1' PS1 'Stir I H-'fa' M'-.H - 1, . .--ff--1 H 5 'M-fi A - vw-'i r - ' ,I h 1 - 4 ,M xt- - I Q 'T ' P 'Aj A f VH. 5-.F f' .h Isrifi ' ' 1-,QL-1.5 9-M3 BON CHANCE BEAUTY SALON 477 N. Main Street Uniontown, Ohio OXford 9-3671 FERRIOT BROTHERS, INC. 2785 Mogadore Road Akron 5, Ohio DR. SIDNEY ROTH Optometrist 742 Canton Rd. Akron I2, Ohio Kesselring Dairy 1529 Tripletf Boulevard ST 4-1241 Roller Skating SPRINGFIELD LAKE ROLLER RINK Open Nightly Except Monday and Tuesday 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P. M. 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Arlington St. Custom Welding Specializing in portable, electric, and acetylene Portable Welding Service Steel and Fabricating Pipe and Pipe Thawing PORTER WELDING SERVICE MI 4-2814 2643 Pressler Road SCANDINAVIAN MOTORS II53 Conton Rood Akron I2, Ohio RE 3-4OI3 Swedish cors with oircroft quolity ABELS HARDWARE 84 SUPPLY 2493 Canton Road PHILLIPS MACHINE 8a TOOL COMPANY V. F. PARKS GARAGE ATLANTIC SERVICE Die Sfomping ond Novelties 2472 CANTON RoAo PHONE ox 9 3515 ST 4-22I9 I4I9 Conton Rood Momgemem Am-Pom-MKT. R. Phillips Phillips Corner S. Arlinglon 8. Waterloo Rocncl Open 24 hours OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sid Boss Prop. R. Gill Monoger 3:00 P.M. TO 11100 AM. FRI, 8. SAT. TILL 2 AM. Timm? A PHILLIPS SERVICE Motor Tune-up 1822 S. Arlington Sfreef PR 3-2665 Akron, Ohio FLEMING'S SOHIO Neighborhood Hecdqucrfefs For Sohio Products 24-hour Service-A.A.A. Tune-up-Muffler Shocks and Broke Service . . C S. A I' I d K Rd. Best Qualify Meats 8. 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Market St. JE 5-8600 Akron 5, Ohio Yellow Jacket Boats Scott Atwater Motors Mastercratt Trailers Complete line of Machine Supplies Parts and service for all,Motors BUD'S OUTBOARD MOTOR MART 2045 Glenmount Avenue Akron 19, Ohi PR 3-3807 Lakemore Music Center Holton-Hamilton Sterling Pianos MinsHall Organs Professional Teachers on all Instruments Repairs Rentals Easy Budget Terms 1434 Lake Road ST 4-6320 CLARK ExcAvAT!No a. SEPTIC TANK MPG. co. Manufacturers of Pre-cast Septic Tanks 8. Leach Wells Wholesale 8. Retail EXCAVATIONS FOR SEWER I. WATER LINES SEPTIC SYSTEMS BASEMENTS FREE ESTIMATES ATTENTION!!! Home BUILDERS s CONTRACTORS CITY A COUNTY APPROVED SEPTIC TANKS P, !-!, A. TERMS FULLY RE CALL DAY OR NIGHT 'NSU D PROMPT 2070 s. ARLINGTON PArkway 4-698l DELIVERY RAMGAS co. - L. P. GAS 8. APPLIANCES RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - MOTOR FUEL A QUARTER CENTURY L. P. GAS EXPERIENCE 1287 Canton Rd. RE 3-5144 Akron 12 PRYOR'S EXCAVATINC5 22lO Canton Road OX 9-3536 Excavating, Bulldozing Sand, Gravel, Sewer, Water Lines, Roads Pogo Drive-In Restaurant l324 Canton Road ST A-67l3 Good Food 8. Good Service Curb Service I1 A. M. to 1 A. M. Friday and Saturday till 2:00 A. M. , F BARTA S CLEARVIEW GULF 1705 Massillon Road ST. 4-0157 PEACOCK INN 2437 Canton Road Akron 12, Ohio SUSDORF BROTHERS Florists 8. Greenhouses Canton Road, Uniontown Flowers For All Occasions Phone OXford 9-2427 Compliments of CH U RCH COAL COMPANY nun wuesi AUGNMENT Moron run-is-ur wnesi. srimaursuiue GENERAL nemn JOSGPI1 Church, Owner wnsei BALANCING amce service 1483 Triplett Blvd. RE 3-2233 Compliments of JACK'S GARAGE Complete Auto Service 8a General Repairing UNIONTOWN SAND 8. GRAVEL SU PPI-Y, WA 3-6661 1808 Front St. Cuyahoga Falls Russ Bridenthal, Pres. 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