Springfield Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

EQ FREN We, the Senior class of 195'1, take pride in dedicating our annuel to Mr Herbert Krlchbaum, who possesses a Qenuine spirit of friendliness which has won him the admiration of has provided s great variety of music for our many school activities Mr Krichbaum received a Bachelor of Science degree at Capital University 'lv the student body and who through his talent end helpfulness LAURA ANDERSON University of Montana B Columbia University, Ohio University Home Economics RICHARD CASAD Ohio State Univ B G Arizona State College 7th and Stl Science, 7th and Sth Phys Edu JAMES ODENKIRK Ohio State Univ , B.S. 7th and Sth Social Sci. Physical Education ED-UU-SEE Q m M' M 'ACK BREINICH Ohio University, B A Ohio State Univ Chemistry, Biology, Gen Sci , Gen Math VIVIAN CLINGAN Olivet College, B A English, Speech Geography f'?,f' MARY CAMPBELL Ohio Northern English Music MAX FRIEND Ohio State Univ , Industrial Arts lv KATHLEEN CASAD Ohio State Univ , 0 Arizona State College Commercial ,fi ISABELLE HOFFMAN Miami University, B English, Spelling, Girls' Phys Edu AQ S MSE G FRED RICE RONALD SOMERVILLE MILDRED DORSEY t 1 . B.S. Ashland College, B.S. Mt' Union collegi B gllxrgtsgiiasieun V , , Denison University Geneva College' ' ' Mathematics G1V1CS, Am. H1Bt., world History ' 5 it Stray' me. Q . :.QsFa. I' w'i U , ef. .. ' fi? 1 ' , ' 5 .,:1.Z' ' wef' A ,mrijff yy v W, ,,,, Q' - A ig :'jZ . 14 Qy --'?'w,.' 5ffg,Q:: ,fel . .L . L - .A. . i MA. ii - Un ., B.s. . B... . ., .A. , A f H . . U N, , . B.s. ,.. , . . . -9.. QED-UD-SEX? QEQQ ??5i ' 'FQ A inf ' 1 fd t: , 'g,.m H 2 L T I .i 4 af , Niuwfa , vfinfn Y nfim EET ' A R :yi ewan 'fni ,Meg 'fn' an if RUTH TAYLOR Ashland College Ohio State Univ First Grade AVA SHOMO Alderson Broaddue College Salem College Fairmont State College Third Grade LILLIAN WAGNLR Ohio Northern Univ Bowling Green Univ Grad ln Pedagogy First Grade -4'-lr RUBY ADAMS Asbury College Ashland College Ohio State Univ Third Grade MARX HIETT Ohio University Second Grade HBP RUBY WHALEY Defiance College Bowling Green Univ Fourth Grade CHARLES STRICK NORMA KONVES ALMA MASTERS Ohio University, B S Wheaton College, B 5 Appalachian State Cedarville College Wm Jennings Bryan Univ Teachers College Fifth Grgde Ashland College Sixth Grade Fifth Grade 3 6 EVELYN ELLENBERGER Wittenberg College Second Grade IRENE ELIOT Orlo Wesleyan Univ Miami University Wittenberg College Fourth Grade N ' N rw PAUL G DAUGHERTY Kent State Univ Sixth Grade B v 6 illllll liiiiii NUMB ' 'wflfemzjwf ga MR. L. C. STINGEL Superintendent Wooster College Ph. E Ohio State Univ. M. A. Latin Truly, the hardest and most time-consuming job at Springfield Township school is that of superinten- dent. For the past twenty-four years, this school has been very fortunate in having Mr. Stingel to fill this job. Mr. Stlngel is not only a friendly counsel to those who have troubles, but has contributed a great deal toward making our school one of the best. Jay Walker, Vice-President. BOARD OF EDUCATION system by which the citizens of our township in constant contact with their educational 'EQQFUQDU Royal Buchanan: John Leppo, Glerkg Dale Kinney, County Superintendentp Glade Mentzer, Presldentg Robert Walkerg In Springfield Township there is a fundamental can keep program. number a Periodically its citizens select from their group, the Board of Education, whose duty select worthy teachers and to determine the of the school administration. Back row: Kreps, Gilllom, Pitman, Gordon, Danals, Garber Front row: Gordon, Perry, Leppo STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council ie composed of club and class presidents and three elected, permanent mem- bers. Mr. Stingel acts as the adviser of this organization. This group discusses various prob- lems and projects which concern the student body. SECRETARY become office secretary this year. This council has sponsored many of our suo- cessful events of the year. Among them was the annual Halloween party, a trip to Columbus to see it is to policies Dorothy QBarnhillD Rader returned to school to Her days are filledndth many varied duties. Be sides the regular work, she sells supplies, acts as an Ohio State football game, dances after home bas- cashier in the cafeteria, and keeps attendance re ketball games, and a Valentine Dance. cords. Officers were: President, Paul Gordon: Vioe- We all appreciated Dorothy's patienceand assist President, Dale Perry: and Secretary, Sally Leppo. ance she gave us. -4- QENIURS H53 QMQQRS JACK BAUMBERGER Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Track 1 7 War lore' Club 1 9 3 D Orchestra Orchestra President 2 b Class President 1 lass Secretary 3 Jlnlor Play 3 Senior Play U Speech Play b Delaware Rep b Annusl Staff U Tr 't Casanova Ambition To ro a beard Doon Hermit JANES BETTS Glee Club 1 L 4 Fixed Chorus 1 warriors' Club 1 4 1 Class Secretary 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Senior Play 4 Trait Ladies Nan Ambition Draft Dodger Doom Expelled from Vassar VARJOWIE FAR: 'I A Varsity Glee Club Girls' Ensemble b Senior Play M Class Secretary 3 Warliors' olub l P 3 U Mixed Chorus 3 Class Vice President 2 F H A Secretary 2 F H A Parliamentarian Trait Shortness Ambition To be a nurse Doom Emptying bed pans WESLEY BECK Warriors' Club Junior Play 3 Senior Play b Glee Club U Basketball 3 Baseball 3 b Track 3 M Simpson 1 Mansfield High School 2 Trait Short hair Ambition Navy Career Doom Buck Private in Army DAVID CRAIG Salutptorian Glee Club 2 3 U Plee Club Vice Pres Baseball 1 7 3 M Class Treasurer U Boys' Ensemblei Annual Staff b Trait Raising Red Polls Ambition Bachelor Doom Having a Harem VILFRED FOGAT 'orth Dakota l Trait N Dakota accent Ambition Great inventor Doom Making baby rattles . L 3-1+ , -H-3-u A , l-2-3-if -U .tl . : A g W J -A-W4 , 1 . L+ -L,-Q ' I ' I-M wx Latin Club 2-3 . , 2 ' A ' F.H.A. 1-2-,-u FM G.A. . 1-2-3-u 1 Lp ' Z . , I I . 3-u Y 1 -6- W l Jus Gif wi' QQUQ -5: RUBV FOX Valedictorlen Warriors' Club 1 9 Glee Club 2 S Varsity Chorus M Delewere Representative Q R6DPEQ9DUPt1V6 1 Sec Trees M -gg? 9 Rec Leader 2 Vice President 1 Claes President Q Stldent Council Q Liorerlan B Junior Play 3 Senior Play U Annual Staff U Tr it Hell Mennered Ambition Tr vel eround the world Doom Stuck at home with Jim FRANK GILEERl warriors' Club 1 2 Q 'M Senior Play b b Glee Club l 2 Q Sneech Play b 'Qi Trait Equivocator N-we Ambition Forest Ran Doom Kleptomanlac PAUL GORDON darriors' Club 1 2 3 4 Warriors' Club Secretary 3 Class President 2 Student Council Vice President 5 Student Council President 4 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 1 0 5-4 Tracklee-1 ' State Track Meet 2 5 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Trait Shy?? Ambition Pilot Doom Stuck on Mars 7 LARRY CAWELR Glee Club 2 T ct 2 Bascetball 2 warriors' Club l 2 Trait Hot rodder Ambition To own a new Ford Doom Stlll d ivlnb the old '47 Ford DOQOTHV GILLIOM A '2 A 1 Glee Club 1 9 Q Varsity Chorus h Warriors' Club 1 9 Q 5 TF if Quletness Ambition Learning to drive Doom Pushing a kitty car ROBERT GORDON Appleseed 1 Glee club 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus 2 5 Boys' Ensemble 5 4 Delaware Representative 3 4 Glee Club Librarian 4 Mixed Chorus Vice President Latin Club 2 3 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class President 4 Warriors' Club 2 3 4 Trait NBr1ll1antH remarks Ambition Aetrophyslclst Doom Studying Movie Stars llillllli IIIIIIIFI !lIlIlIIi 1 -2-,T-U rs 1 . . J O - -3-u . . 2-M 3' e.A.A. 1-2-,-lx 1 C G.A.A. . , .. . A : ,Q G.A.A. .- . id : r f F.H.A. l---3 M I F.H.A. , . F.H.A. , , - -,-h vgigggwf-Q '..: ' F.H. . 1-2- -u Basketball Manager 2-3 ,fri 'Q F.H.A. Reporter U 4 -' I G.A. . 1-2-,-11 ' it -rer Q 4 ' - - , Q CQNL . ' v,w,tW L5 X --4-1- I . . A L A 'wit v X I : K, nm - T - '4 we -he -n M - EMUQ MARJOHIE HOPPER G.A.A. 1-2-5-4 G.A.A. Representative 5 Library Club 5 Delaware Represnetatlve 2-5-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2 Mixed Chorus 5 Girls' Ensemble 1-2-5-4 Varsity Chorus 4 Orchestra l-2-5-4 Orchestra Librarian l Speech Play 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class Vice President Warriors' Club 1 2 5 4 Annual Staff 4 Latin Club 2 5 Latin Club President 5 Trait Man Hater?? Ambition Child Psychologist Doom Applying for divorce No 5 EVA KREPS Glee Club 2 Varsity Chorus U A 2 1 Class President 1 Student Council 1 4 Library Club b A F H A Treasurer 2 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 Class Vice President Latin Club 2 Latin Club Secretary Warriors' Club 1 2 3 Speech Play U Junior Play 3 Senior Play b Annual Staff b G A A President U Trait Frlendliness Ambition Coach a girls' Basketball team Doom Refereelng a tiddly wink game EARL MACCARTNEY Warriors' Club 1 0 5 4 Boys' Glee Club 1 5 4 Mixed Chorus 1 5 Boys' Ensemble 4 Mixed Chorus Seo 4 Trait Tallness Ambition To get along w women Doom Bachelor ith ea 5 fs As NORMA JACOBS Salutatorian G.A.A. 1-2-5-4 F.H.A. 1-2-5 F.H.A. Newsreporter 2 F.H.A. Secretary 5 Warriors' Club 1-2-5-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Library Club 5-4 Annual Staff 4 Trait: Cheerfulness Ambition: Secretary to Vanderbl1t's millions Doom Secretary to Jerry Lewis SALLY LEPPO A A 1 Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus b Glee Club Vice President Glee Club Librarian l Librarian b Latin Club 2 Warriors' Club 1 2 3 b Junior Play 3 Senior Play U Speech Play U Student Council Sec Treas U Annual Staff b Trait Blushing Ambition Physical therapist Doom Horse Doctor QUENTIN MATTHES Glee Club 1 9 3 b Mixed Chorus l Boys' Ensemble Warriors' lu 2 Latin Club 2 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h Speech Play Track l 2 3 b Trait Curly Hair Ambition Missionary Doom President of W C U ... i MUQ CLAY MENTZER Warriors' Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 5 Baseball 1 0 5 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus l Orchestra 1 2 5 Orchestra Librarian 5 Glee Club Librarian 2 qt Junior Play 5 Delaware Representative 5 4 Latin Club 1 Trait Industrlous Ambition Top rate mechanic Doom Tightening nuts on fruitcakes MARY ALICE MURPHY A Glee Club 1 2 3 Varsity Chorus b A 2 Warriors' Club l 2 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play U Trait Temper Ambition To be Sec to head of the Navy Doom Washed overboard MARVIN OREWILER Boys' Chorus 1 ? 1 M Mixed Chorus l 2 M Mixed Chorus Sec. Treas. Mixed Chorus President M Orchestra 1 2 3 b Warriors' Club l 2 3 U Basketball l 2 Baseball 1 2 2 M Track l 2 3 b Boys' Ensemble 3 b Orchestra Manager M Senior Play U 3 Delaware Representative 3 M Trait' Musical Ambition. Champion ping pong player Doom Juggling mothballs 2525548 ROGER MOWRY Warriors' Club 2 Warriors' Club President 5 Basketball l 2 Baseball 1 2 5 Track 2 5-4 Class Vice President Class Sec Treas 1 Boys' Glee Club 1 Trait Tall, dark and handsome Ambition Playing major league baseball Doom Stuck in a class D league DOROTHY NUSSBAUM A 1 Warriors' lub 1 A 9 F H A Treasurer 2 Latin Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus Varsity Chorus Sec Treas Mixed Chorus U Junior Play 5 aenlor Play M Annual Staff U Trait Neatness Ambition To teach ln O hu Doom Teaching in Podun DALE PERRY Basketball 1 2 5 4 Track 1 2 5 4 Baseball l 2 5 4 State Track Meet 2 5 4 Warriors' Club l 2 5 4 Class President 2 Student Council V. Pres 4 Student Council Rep. 2 Glee Club l 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 Class Vice President l Glee Club Secretary 2 Warriors' Club Treasurer 2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait: Athletic Ambition: Play with the Redheads Doom. Waterboy for Globetrotters gf -4- ' - -:5-4 Q ..f, A - .. q.. - ' . BOYS' EHBBmb18 5-4 EQggQ?.t1 -, V Mrlagf ...- Student Council Rep. 5 4 V - ., : ff A f , Ag f 2 rf ' I 5, f , ' 1 4 V : , , G.A. . 1-2-,-U F.s. . 1 2 3 A 2 Q A ' F.H. . 1---3 ' G.A. . 1- -3-U ' ' ' - - -1' , -' M A . I , A Z K -9- Win MUQRS LEROY PITMAN Glee Club 1 2 Warriors' Club 1 2 Latin Latin Class Mixed Glass Basketball 1 2 1 Baseball 1 2 Q U Track l 2 Student Council S o 3 Student Council Re b Club 2 2 Club Vice Pres 2 President Chorus 1 2 Treasurer 2 Orchestra Q L Orchestra Librarian M Annual Staff M Trait Teasing Ambition Engineer Doom Play with tinker toys A CAROLLEE RIDENOUR Glee Club 1 2 3 Varsity Chorus M Mixed Chorus M A 2 F H A Historian 2 Glee Club Librarian b Warriors' Club 2 Q b Library Club U Latin Club 2 Trait Green eyes Ambition Missionary Doom Fan dancer JOANNA SAPP Latin Club 2 Glee Club l 2 5 Varsity Chorus 4 G A A 1 2 4 G A A Representative A l 2 F H A Vice President 4 Warriors' Club 2 3 4 Trait Long involved explanations Ambition To be a typist Doom Using hunt and peck system 535 'i k N VI' PATSY QUINN Glee Club l 2 3 Varsity Chorus M A Q Speech Play b A F H A Song Leader M Library Club 3 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 1 M Girls' Ensemble 1 2 3 M Delaware Rep 3 M Trait Long Hair Ambition To Travel Doom Taxi Cab Driver JACK RUBY Iberia 1 Basketball 2 5 Track 3 Trait Freckles Ambition To pitcn curve ball Doom Pitching a gopher ball JIMMIE SCARBROUGH Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Track 1 2 Glee Club l 2 5 4 Warriors' Club 1 0 1 4 Glee Club Librarian 4 Boys' Ensemble 4 Trait Lanky Ambition Millionaire Doom Poorhouse Elilllllii IIIIIIIIE - -3-u - - - -3-u - -,-H G.A. . 1-2-,-U - F.s. . 1-2-3-u e . 0 0 0 ' P- - V , h . . - - - - ' Baseball as-4 F.H. . 1- -3-u ' . 1 . , A Q . 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' ' I -10- an 2'-5 mm? -'ff' Q S A L? h i 1 1 SALLY SHILLITO John Simpson 1 Latin Club 2 Class Vice President A Warriors' Club 2 1 M Glee Club 2 3 Varsity Chorus A 9 Junior Play 3 Senior Play M Trait Writing letters Ambition Newspaper reporter Doom Head of Boy Scout Paper drive EARL SOUDER Basketball 1 2 5-4 Baseball 1 2 Glee Club l 9 3-4 Warriors' Club 1 0 3 Mixed Chorus 1 5 4 Class President 5 Class Vice President 2 Class Secretary 2 Junior Play 5 Track 2 Warriors' Club Secretary l Glee Club President 3 Glee Club Sec Treas 4 Glee 'lub Librarian 1 Trait Southpaw Ambition Professional baseball player Doom Playing baseball in a penny arcade GERTRUDE TATE A A 1 Glee Club b Senior Play M Appleseed 1 Trait Red Hair Ambition Telephone Operator Doom Punchboard Presser ii' AORMA SMITH Warriors' Club 1 0 3 4 Warriors' Club Secretary 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 2 Glee Club Librarian l 4 Varsity Chorus 4 G A A 0 5 F H A 1 2 3 Latin Club 2 3 Latin Club Secretary 5 Claes Treasurer 2 Class Secretary Treasurer Library Club 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 5 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Cheering Ability Ambition Teach in Hawaii Doom Teaching the Hula BARBARA STAHL John Simpson 1 Glee Club 2 5 4 Glee Club President A Orchestra Secretary 5 4 A 2 Warriors' Club 2 6 4 Library Club 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Vice President Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Music Ambition To be a good farmer's wife Doom Old maid in a big city EULA BEE TATE 2 A Glee Club M Appleseed 1 Trait Deep South Ambition Beautician Doom Stuck in a mud pack 07 -Sw! -1 DUUQ .. 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I EMUQ CLASS WILL We, the membersof the Senior class of this nine- teen hundred and fifty-third year,bekg of sound mind end body,do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament First, to the faculty,andespec1ally our advisor Mrs Cesad, we b9QU6RtH our sincere gratitude for the unfsillng guidance and understanding that have been OUPS during these happy years et Sor1rg'1eld Twp Second,to the class of u5bW,we bequeath our best wishes for the coming year when, they too, become the superior rank in high school lAHEM'J Third, to the class of N55W, we bequeath our ex cellent athletic ability with a few added inches Fourth, to the class of u56u,we bequeath our in telllgence, dignity, and patriotism Fifth, the members of this class bequeath their most beloved personal possessions as follows I JACK BAUMBERGER, wlllmy loving ability to Mr Rice I, VESLEY BFCK, vlll my Little Abner shoes to Sondra Sunnucks I, JAME: BETTS will my welk to Sue Malaby DAVID CRAIG will my Red Polls to Dorothy Fullsger VARJORIE FARST, will my hair cuts to Wanda Salyers NILFRED FOCHT, will my baokwardness to Jim Baumberger I, RUBY FOX, will my scholastic record to Burt I, LARRY GARBER, will my hot rod to Cates Auto Wrecking Company I, FRANK ILBERT, willmy Frank S1natra'sphys1que to Pat Danals I, DOROTHY GILLIOM, will my dark complexion to Aud ey Buchanan M hl I, ROBERT GORDON, will my bolsterousness to Carl e I, PAUL GORDON, will my muscles to Kenny Terman I MARJORIE HOPPER, will my love of boys to Ann Sposlto I, NORMA JACOBS, will my studiousness to Dean Crawford I, EVA KREPS, will my witty sayings to Margaret Gettins I, SALLY LEPPO, will my basketoall technique to Ann Kreocs I, EARL MACCARTNEY, will my tallness to Paul Beans QUEJIII MAT H 3, will my genius mlndto George 1Jrphy CLAY MENTZER, will my butch haircut to Dick McBride I ROGER MOWRY, will my women to anyone who thinks they can get away with the same thing I MARY ALICE MURPHY, will my long hair to Kitty Bergstrom 1 I, DOROTHY NUSSBAUM, will my dignified manner to Carol Burger , MARVIN OREWILER, will my singing ability to Bob Brantingham. I, DALE PERRY, wllluy basketball ability to Gale Goff I LEROY PITMAN, will my accordion Jim Ballltch Bowser PATSY QUINN, will my height to Patty Perxy CAROLLEP RIDENOUR, will my shyness to Bonnie JACK RUBY, willmy seriousnessuo Roger Terman JOANNA SAPP, wlllmy diamond to absolutely and positively no one I JIMMIE SCARBROUGH, will my shoesuo anyone who wants two swimming pools Gabor Frey Gordon Restille SALLY :HILLITO, will my jolly natureto Elaine NORMA SMITH, will my cheering to Judy Price BARBARA STAHL, will my flute to Philip Perry EARL SOUDER, will my pitching ability to B111 EULA TATE, will my accent to M Casad GERTRUDE TATE, will my yodellng no David VAUGHN TAYLOR, will my height to Donald , HAROLD WALKER, will my attendance record t Alice Perry I, TED WILLIAMS, will my Jersey cow to a goat farm , GLOPIA ZOPUB, will my dar' hair to Phyllis Gordon eiihfsl' Sleep Tight, Barb Dorothy, Norma and Sally 1 , . . . ' , V0 ' 'A 1, -B , , . 1, . 3 . - 1, . 1, .. . I , , I' W I u ' A A 1, A . Y J ! . I. - ' , . - . I. A . 1, ', . I, fa o I 1, . 1' A I,' Iv I M ' . , o Wentz. ' A . . G . I ' H 5 I' A. A V f . I-f , , - 1 ' . Y . Af A . .' ' N -.o ' dr I. -ze 2 T 5' . 31 -N n- . I, , X , 1 - , ' , , Q . , ' 4. Q A -13- QEUQRUUUM Frank Gilbert Sally LSPPO Ted Williams Marjorie Hopper Gloria Zorub Quentin Matthes K H9515-E ilr'SL?5? Qi-in ??j? :'5 K V. k,....-- A 1 U G W nl 4 U U E 9 F 9 N p Q A u n Q li' Clay Mentzer LeRoy Pitman Sally Shillito .,,,.,v- ,.,..-- 0-...Q Q--,....., Rub Fox David Craig Jack Bpumberger Eule Tate Vaughn Taylor 1.x-was r---- ,., af is 'anna' JoAnne Sapp 14 no M Harold Walker ser OWPY f M w E M W A vb 'sg J . , Q ' ji ' w A------.4---f44- w,,.w,wWmM. ,,,,, , .-.-- ...... X , V 4 K gn, ,r . W . R , ,h jr ' ' X ,,MM, V 5 Nl Q W . IILIIIIIIIIIIIIII MA . wfVMf1Q4' Q az V M ,pm kv., gf X 2 Wwwiii. ' 6 f55Wh K ip,W1 V Q f , My tx xwfg ,. W ., L . , ' .' .,W V YA,n, W -- -1+ ' ?wmqfW. 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Jimrie Scarbrouyh .vf V A-llalfi ,-',,,,-no-11 ,,,pv4 ' Eva Kreps Noxwa Jacobs Mary Alice Murphy Earl Sauder Carollee Ridenour Barbara Stahl Robert Gordon wulnngr '-llll Q MGE CLASS HISTORY Fifty smiling children came venturing into the school in the fall of 1941 Today, twelve years later nineteen of these same students will be leaving These nineteen are Ruby Fox, Dorothy Nussbaum Sally Leppo Harold Walker Dale Perry, Marvin Orewiler, Marjorie Hopper, Earl Souder, Jack Baumberger, Larry Garber, Dorothy Gilliom, Quentin Matthes, Frank Gilbert Roger Mowry, Vaughn Taylor, JoAnna Sapp, and Norma Jacobs As we advanced to the second grade,we were join ed by David Craig and Jim Scarbrough As third graders, our number was increased bythe addition of Clay Xentzer Our group became still larger in the fourthgrade by the admittance of Paul Gordon In the fifth grade new arrivals included Norma Smith, Carollee Rldenour, LeRoy Pitman and Jim Betts Marjorie Farst and Eva Kreps were enrolled incur class as sixth graders We advanced to the third floor with the addition of Gloria Zorub As eighth graders, Mary Alice Murphy waewelcomed into our midst In our first year of high school we furnished a reserve cheerleader namely Norma Smith We also supplied twelve players for the reserve team In the Sophomore year we gained the presence of Barbara Stahl Wilfred Focht Sall Sh1ll1to,Jack Ruby Bob Gordon, Delida Tate and hula ate Norma Smithwas promoted to varsity and again we supplied players for the reserve team and one boy advanced to the varsity squad As Jun1ors,Wesley Beck and Patsy Quinn were wel comed into our midst During the course of the yearwe accomplished much We presented two plays, 'Flve for Bad Luck' and 'Ada Gives First Aid ' Dale Perry and Paul Gordor had the honor of going to the State Track Meet One of our money making projects was the sale of magazines in which we surpassed all other classes As Seniors we are proud and happy to have Norma Smith, varsity cheerleader and seven varsity players representing us We again presented two plays They were entitled 'It's Cold in Them Thar Hills' and 'The House Next Door ' SENIOR PLAY One of the highlights of our Senior year was the presentation of two one act plays They were given on October 24 under the direction of Mr Somerville The cast for 'The House Next Door',e mystery,1n eluded Barbara Stahl, Dorothy Nussbaum, Gloria Zorub, Sally Shillito, Norma Smith, Dave Craig, Marvin Ore- wller, and Quentin Matthes. 'It's Cold in Them Thar Hills' was participated in by Bob Gordon, Eva Kreps, Marjorie Hopper, Gertude Tate, Sally Leppo, Mary Alice Murphy Norma Jacobs, Jack Baumberger, James Betts, Ruby fox, Marge Farst and Frank Gilbert. Back row Gilbert, Perry, Mowry, Garber, MacCartneJ'- MBWDSB. Souder Front row Taylor, Nussbaum, HOPPGP1 I-UPPO, Gilliom, Jacobs, Fox, Baumberger, Mrs Taylor Marvin and Sally Ma and Pa Barbara and Quentin Bob and Sally Mary Alice. Eva and Bob - 16- Gloria, Sally and Dorothy WEATHER CHILLI TODAY, HOT TAMALE F OREIGN AFFAIRS DOROTHY NUSSBAUM and NORMA SMITH just arrived ln the U S for a long needed rest They have been in Hawaii no years now, teaching the hula CAROLLEE RIDENOUR is still serving on the mis sion field ln Africa She has been doing a fine job among the natives have just heard that CAROLLEE will not return home It seems that she has eloped with the chief of a cannibal tribe DOMESTIC PROBLEMS VAUGHN TAYLOR has been trying very hard to find a wife Girls just love him until they find out about his house fullof 47 oats! VAUGHN has told the girls that they must love his cats as well as him He is still a bachelor' LARRY GARBER recently won the international stockcar races His aver age speed was 215 m p h Something went wrong, and LARRY developed an ex treme fear of excessive speed He now pedals his NEWRECORD SET RUBY FOX hasjust flown around the world in a fly ing saucerin 2 min ,Za 819 sec She can now get up at 7 s m , fly around the world,end be back in time to fix J1m's breakfast HAVE YOU H EARD? GLORIA ZORUB was the best-dressed woman in the U S until it was dlscov ered that Vanderbilt, through his Secretary, NORMA JACOBS, was keeping GLORIA in clothes NORMA is now in Alcatraz and GLORIA, at the moment, ls wearing a barrel GERTRUDE TATE,after 15 yearsasa telephone opera tor, became punch drunk, and married the wrong number MARJORIE HOPPER, pro fessorof child psychology at 0 S U has been given the difficult task f psychoanalyzing Mr Somer ville O E. ca O G A A s RE-UNITE Seven men from he class of '53' at Spring field High recently met to compare notes on their success Let us listen and find out what has hap- pened since they grad usted JACK BAUMBERGER has fi nally achieved his life long ambition of growing a beard In fact, it has grown so long that he wears it in braids JIM SCARBROUGHhas Just returned from 20 years in Sing Sing His desire to become a millionaire was too strong, and he was caught while robbing Kresge's dime store H may have succeeded in his crime 1fithadn't been for BARBARA STAHL who has slaved behind the counter for 50 years in order to keep the cows fed She tripped himas he ran past sndihen kepta hammer lock on him until the police came SCARBROUGH is now perfecting machine which will make all the money he will ever need HAROLD WALKER, famous sodaj kof 'Jerk's Joint' was present to mix the drinksfbr the boys He rs'- cently retired as barten der at WRoxy'sn to take the Job at nJerk's' All present agreed that his milkshakes were delicious and had plenty of punch EARL MACCARTNEYreport ed that he has finally learned to get along with women MAC ls now running an institute which cares for elderly gentlewoman of 80 or over PerhapsMAC should give some advicet: DAVE CRAIG DAVE'S sixth wife just drovehim outof the house However, DAVID reports he is much happier living with his Red Polls During the even1ngGen JAMES W BETTS gave an in teresting talkonths evils of draft-dodging Aftergb ins AwoL 23 t1mes,.m4 fl nelly decided to make the army his career By the time he was out of the guard house,JIMhad reach ed the rank of a 5 star general FOREST RANGER GILBERT was also there After set ting fire to 3 state for eats, they finally diit covered that FRANKwas the culprit Upon leaving the asylum,he got a job test ing matches for the Di amond Match Company NOT As a conclusion, a l the fellows gave short talksln which they showed how their years at dear old S H S were respon sible for their successes in life XXXXXXXXS NXXNXXNNXXXX X QORDON CRASHES X xSxNxxsxxxxxxxxxxxXX PAUL GORDON, famed round the universe pilot, crashed in the Pacific Ocean two days ago The cause was due to a couple of loose screwslnthe head of the engine, that is I-Iesent outan S O S which was pickedupby MARY ALICE MURPHY, Sec to the head of the navy MARY qui-Okly contacted WESLEY BECK,who rowed 1200 mllesina wash tub to rescue him He was rushed to Merclless Hoa italf where DP SARAH EPPO set his bones M GORDON was then placed under the superb care of NURSE MARJORIE FARST, and is doing as wellas can be expected o0f7Qof IN THE NEWS PAT QUINNhasbeenllst ed in nWho's Who in Amer lca ' PAT has been voted 'Queen of the Nat1on's has also won the dubious honor of running down the most pedistrians MARVIN OREWILER has just lost his title of Ping pong champion of the world He watched and Played Ping pong so long that he developed a bad case of ping pongites He is now confined at Lima, where he entertains him self by playing ping pong with mothballs QUENTIN MATTHEShas re cently been ousted from the Presidency of the W C T U Everyone thought that he was doing an ad mlrabls jobof keeping the Ontario region dry How ever, QUENTIN wasdismiss ed from the organization, because h was caught drinkinga chocolate milk shake N 553532 Scrlwef 'P I wlwi' EU SENSE 'THE IIXIDUS I RIAL LPA Astrophysicist ROBERT GORDON and WILFRED FOCHT, the second Edison, have teamed up on a wonderful invention They now can sit ln their observatory in Ontarloand observe the stars in Hollywood Re member boys, 'don't let the stars get in your eyes CLAY MLNTZER and LEROY PITMAN have finally achieved their ambitions to be an engineer and a top rate mechanic LE runs the electric trains O'Ne1l's basement at Christmas and CLAY is in charge f all repairs needed EULA TATE has invented a new hair do the South ern Pony Tall It curls with a southern accent! ABOUT WO4EN 'FLASH' SHILLITO just received the Nobel Prize for her excellent cover age of the GILLIOM CRASH According t 'FLASH' GILLIOM was taking her drivers' test forthe 99th time, and was going down Park Avenue at about Bo m o h when the steering wheel cams off DOT had clipped off 20 telephone before she got stopped SHILLITO reported that victim and car are doing as well as can be expect JOANNA SAPP has placed Mrs Casad at dear old S H 3 JO is HOW teaching the glrlsto type with their toes ln case they break their arms SPORTS EVA KREPSfnuilv reach ed her goal Of coaching a girls basketball team and is now coaching five girls of her own DALE PERRY d1dn't quite reach the Redheads but is doing fairly well with the Friendly House Starlets JACK RUBY has been perlmenting withhis curve ball but can't seem to throw anything not resem bling a 'beanball' EARL SOUDERls now playing pro ball for the St Louls Browns and is improving each game as stand in for NOld Satchel' ROGER MOWRY became so good at stopping balls he moved up to Cleveland and is now catching foul balls behind home plate L0 1 - - F1 ' X t 0 I I A , ' - X X . , - - .n . We ' . -- . . . . . E , :L - ' . ' . in -nn '- 0 - 0 I A 4 V . e ' - . 1 E . . , ' ' ' . at A . 3 ' a 0 ' L9U7 Ford around. ' '- Taxicab Dr1vers.' She poles and 15 mall boxes as . J A ' it . '. ed. , ' re- I . - e O f - ex: . O ...-i.. . . . - Q ' . ' - Y . - - 7- V E . QUUUQ Norma Jacobs David Greig Ruby Fox SCHOLARSHIP Points for scholarship awards are based on the final grade in a subject Only four subjects are counted in one year while subjects carried only half a year earn half the points from that grade A's re celve fifteen points, E's ten and C's five points A minus subtracts two points and a plus adds two points Extra points are given for activities such as orches tra and glee club Also school citizenship credit of five points may be voted by the faculty Seniors who participate in the county scholarship contest are awarded the number of points equal to their rank in the county subtracted from twenty five This year there were three students who shared top honors They were Ruby Fox, valediotorian and David Craig and Norma Jacobs, salutatorians Others ranking high in scholarship in the class were Eva Kreps, Norma Smith, Quentin Matthes, LeRoy Pitman, Dorothy Nussbaum, Jack Ruby and Marjorie Hopper EDITORIAL Soon our goal to graduate will have beenreached We,as Sen1ors,look back and reminisce about ourtwelve years in school So that we may have something tolook back upon to help us recall some of these memor1es,we are preparing another edition of The Echo The world into which we must venture is one of confusion and turmoil We hooe that each and everyone of us may do just a little something tomakelt abetter world for our successors We wish to thank all those who made it possible for us to edit this annual To Mrs Cssad our class advisor and also advisor of the annual staff to the rest of the faculty for their cooperation to Smucker Studio, and to the advertisers we extend our sincere thanks Editor-in chief Editor-in-chief Art Editors Class Editor Club Editor Typlsts Advertising Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Subscriptions TAFF , Ruby Fox Marjorie Hopper Vaughn Taylor Norma Smith Dorothy Nussbaum Norma Jacobs Gloria Zorub Jack Baumberger David Craig Paul Gordon Dale Perry LeRoy Pitman Eva Kreps Sally Leppo Barbara Stahl Back row Perry, Gordon, Pitman, Stahl Baumoerger, Greig Middle row Smith Nussbaum, Zorub Hopper, Kreps, Taylor Seated Leppo, Fox, Jacobs SENIOR GLASS GIFT The Senior Class of 1955 left 8100 to the school Part of this money was used to buy track unifroms for the Athletic Department, and the rest to be used at tm girls' disposal DODGE Beer Pat Danals M! David Gordon Philip Perry ami-BMUQ A dev Lelle Fred Bowser Brantlngham Naomi Downs Ann Hartzler S Qe Tara Jo Taylor Jean Earhart Phyllis Henry Kenneth Terman Audrey Buchanan Betty Ferst Virginia Krupp LeRoy Thomas Carol Burger B Dorothy Fullager Jane Leonard Burton Wentz Many extra activities added to the general echo lastic responsibilities go to make the junior year the busiest in high school After electing officers for the first semester, Barbara Corbin Barbara Funeton I X f Paul Ludwig Q We Ruth Ann Cotter Eugene Funston Sue Malaby Dean Crawford Donna Georgian I Nancy Danals Margaret Gettlns william Frances Mehl Mowry President Donna Beer Vice President, Jean Earhart Secretary, Frances Mowry and Treasurer, William Mehl, the first task was the selling of magazines The class broke last year's record with sales amounting to over S1700 The two top salesmen were Pat Danals and Tara Jo Taylor The class was well represented in sports with David Gordon, Pat Danals Kenneth Terman and Philip Perry playing excellent basketball Frances Mowry and Virginia Krupp were elected by the high school as cheerleaders Juniors were in charge of selling candy and oper ating the cloak room at the home basketball games. The second semester officers were President, Pet Danalsg Vice President, Ann Hartzlerg Secretary, Margaret Gettlns, and Treasurer, Eugene Funston The Juniors expecially enjoyed presenting two one act plays, 'The White Lawn,n a drama, and NUnc1e Bob's Br1de,W a comedy, on March 20 under the able direction of Mr. Ronald Somerville. The Hmcst looked forward to' event of the year, of course, was the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom,held on May 2. Everyone had an exciting and memorable eve ning. Mr. Jack Brelnich was the class adviser. Bashful Couple! CLASS GIFTS The Senior for the school were needed. A bought with part The present ed to contribute Class of 1952 left S200 to use for things that new record player was of this money. Junior Glass has decid toward the new lighting of the stage which recently has been re decorated. I 4 iii e F T ' ' T I S , , ' V' 'j Q mlwh :, , of ,, ft, y ff ' ' ,I .gag , J ,M 4, , ea ZIQQXMQ, lt' M 15 aiu ,1 S1 :gr 5 ,ua .., A N W I 4 Kg, V' my , 1 I Q M. i ,j W 4 I A W d 4 wx' , Qfg t'Q! Aga , l JU IK W, M' ' 'aff R .fhiifiiilo Ja We 4 4 mrj : x gf 4? THWH gg gg? ve .2 , S T, f' A T' we V' if I , ee 1 dy , V V f 1 555312 ng? fi c, Nm GTTF5 4 5' Uegfyl rigs -ggei. i 1g ?, 5 ,V Y f 5 T .1 f J a. 'A . A 1 f' V-1 f 1 I -19- it EQQUUQ Nancy Amie? Ronald Bowling Diana Mary Alice Argo 'K Kenneth Brissell Elaine Fr nkenstein Gabor Dennis Jarrell Bob Schmidt Gretchen Wentz SY? Mary Ann Kordish Bill Schwartz Marlene Welty Absent Dick McBride 'W Jim Ballitch Ro Calhoun Albert Gilbert Ora Jane Lee Sylvia Schwelghard Larry Williams MAINTENANCE Evelyn Barnhill Patsy Carney John Gilllom Dave Locke WW Richard t Scaggs Dave Wlttmer Mr Shook FS head of school maintenance this year Mrs Shrader, Mrs Farst and Mrs Perry were assistants They have had numerous tasks but always co operated and Kept the school clean nf? Jim Baumberger Robert Crlder Paul Glelsinger Q11 Lloyd Matthes Souder Ted Baumberger Jack Dlckerhotf Geneva Green Carl Mehl n Sposito Ralph Beer Helen Earick Patty Hall Marilyn Orewiler David Strlckler When school opened last fall three new members to their midst Locke, and Tom Hollingsworth Catherine Bergstrom IL Robert Elchelber er E Phyllis m 3, x Kenneth Bishop Burdella Frank H111 Hollingsworth 1? Aletha Ruby mr Sondra Sunnucks Wanda Salyers X 1 Roger Terman the class welcomed Wanda Salyers, David f of the year were Officers for the first hal President, Mary Ann Kordish Vice President, Wanda Salyers Secretary Marilyn Orewiler, and Treasurer Robert Elchelberger Ten boys from the class played on the reservebas ketball team They were John Gilliom, Larry Williams Eddy Souder,Albert Gilbert, Ralph Beer,Kenneth Bishop Ted Baumberger, Carl Mehl,Dave Locke,and Jim Ballltch Sondra Sunnucks and Mary Ann Kordish were elected as cheerleaders The staff of officers for the last half of the year were President, John Gllliom, Vice President Eddy Souder, Secretary, Ralph Beer, and Treasurer, Ted Baumberger Mr James Odenkirk was the class adviser 00- . , W on A A -are my . ' A We V 5 3 55,1 3 vii? is iii 2 ff, c ,-inf' M D 4 5? ff ' J an S ' 1 , if . , sf 1 'iyi f x 7' ' Sw IT 'Zig' ,w5 e Z gt: ia ' iz Sf.: V .1311-21 N T -pr ' , ff 1 :le we , 11' ' gtg. K Q' L My - f 'u J ? 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Joan Baumberger Joan Danals Robert Gettins Bill Locke 'HY Wesley Poffenbaugh Mary Sprunger The freshmen boast of having th g in high school with 54 members we Paul Beans Pat Daugherty Gale Goff Louis Mc Bride 3 sr Mike Pollock f-.4 Janice Stevens e lar est cla I Robert BONNIE Bowser Brantingham Marilyn Deffendo 5 .f John Goon Charles McClain Judy Price Leon Timmer SB We elected as first semester officers President, Bruce Smith, Vice President, B111 Alt Secretary,Jane Garber and Treasurer, Bonnie Bowser Donald Hestille, Bill Chase, Bob Gettins, Bruce Smith, Richard Souder, Jerry Wyrick and Dwight Kurtz man were on the reserve basketball squad when it was organized 21 l f '2 1 Joe Enderle W X Phyllis Gordon 132:35 Ronald McClain H Darrell Rader Carolyn Thomas Phyllis Gordon represented the class as axeserve cheerleader George Brown Marge V nsber Jean Hagner D gear Shirley Miller Don Restille Mary Thomas ger TT' Helen Buchznan Milton Farst David Hartzler 19' X Mary Neel Duane Runge -A Jerry Wyrlcx Bill Cha e uni' Bill Frey Margaret Hetl r II Alan Nicholas Robert Ryland The second semester officers were President, Jane Garber Vice President Alice Perry Secretary Joan Baumberger, and Treasurer, Bill Alt Mr Ronald Somerville was the class adviser i A ,gWw M ig Q,g,i 1 J' gm, shi? -., Q fi i !i?f' Q as Q s. 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B an if .54 4 A f Q ,QQ if MQ', , ,1?g' ,QU.j yfgdpy, A354 I 42 feibv- K if' if A ia I is . ,lx 'T ' 3 y W vw'f .iggl,f .Alf ,L my A , ty ' ,Jig I - -I : I ' 1 F 1 Elaine Baumberger Avis Clevenger Joan Griffin Judv Malaby George Murphy 'i 1 L Howard Beci Cecil Clevenger Lawrence Hagner Mervln Marshall Florence Myers X Nxix Kenneth Beer 'alter Danals Ulf' Claudette Heuberger Robert McBride Charlene Bell Richard Earhart rx Glen Hinklin aff Howard McCabe Carol Ronald Parkison Rupn - '1xf Larry Bemiller Robert Parhart Peaey Jacobs Rosalee McCabe S 0I1dI'B Sheehe NOHHIQ Bergstrom Robert Eyerly Mary Kauffman Sandra McKown Dallas Strickler Buddy Bishop mf Nancy Farst Thomas Klellein f-'v ' Jack lehl Charlene Wen z 1' I Patricia Brelrlch 6 Edwin Fortney eorge Lee 'f aw 3 ,tw Joy Ann Miller fr Merle Wentz Ina Brown Michael Gordon Jane Snyder Pattv Miller Carol West Oi Ted King Officers for the first semester were President, ed Kirg Vice President Howard Beck, Secretary, Dallas Strickler and Treasurer, Nancy Farst The elthth grade welcomed the seventh grade to junior high with a combined seventh and eighth grade weiner roast on October 3 During basketball season six boys from our class were members of the seventh and eighth grade team They were Ted King, Kenneth Beer Tom Kleilein, Jack Mehl, Dick Earhart, and Bob Earhart Joan Griffin and Pat Miller along with two seventh gr de girls led cheers and encouraged the team The following were elected as officers thesecond semester Howard Beck, President Michael Gordon, Vice President Ronald Rupo Secretary, and Claudette Heuberger, Treasurer i 5 1 - 3 X w ,. - fs f 1 ,A ,, fi' '32 .li A ,, , A ,wt ,, A. 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Ty Janet Clelan Cleveland Lepard Jim Moore -.rf Janice Sprunger Earl N-4 Pauline Beymer Jim Daugherty Harold Ludwig I Marian Brissell Gene Goon Ruth Ludwig Jim Sandra Neel Palmer Richard Burtzloff J 1 Virgil Goon Mary Lou Marshall Karen Patch Judy Diane Leslie Stanchfleld Thomas Timmer Thomas Carpenter Carol Herrick X Joyce Matthes Joan Pitman Dennis Wittmer y in the school year the class chose Joan Pitman as President, Karen Patch as Vice President Richard Burtzloff as Secretary, and Jim Heuberger as Treasurer The class was proud of the three boys thatxepre sented them on the seventh and eighth grade team Cleveland Lepard,Dav1d Williams and Carlton Betts and also of Mary Lou Marshall and Marian Briseell who a long with two eighth graders, cheered for the team The class honored the eighth grade with a sprln party Officers for the second half of the year were President, Judy Stanchfield, Vice President, Mary Lou Marshall Secretary Carlton Betts, and Treasurer,Tom Castor 25- Thomas Castor Dorothy Hogue Jean Mehl Selena Scott Dave Williams or TT Jimmy Katherine James Chase Chambers Clelan Jimmy Heuberger Carol Miller 6 ,ir Stanley Kemp Cloyd Miller T0m Virginia Sheehe Schwertz Richard Zorub Margaret Kle ins organ Richard Miller A WMM Larry Snyder Jailbirds ' ,' I my T ' fi ' 7'Zf'l 'I ' we 'Q M I 1 S. . , ' ,b, ' ' f wifi. 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Alvin Been Beverly Farst 'IN 6 43 fats Daune Kelly Lee Ginger Ruby law.- John Sapp Gloria Beer George Gabor Esther Lepard Nancy Sheetz Norma, Ruby, Eva, Sally Carolyn Bender F Janet Green Bonnie LOFI5 Joyce Shook 04 'ie -au-use 3fQ Richard Bishop Juanita Hagner K Judith MacCartney Phlllo Smith li '7 if Janet Bryner if Q Glenda Hall Charles Meesner Fred Stull new Patty Burger u.4lllh Walter Haun Helen Parker Dale Suter Janice Carmichael Harold Hlnklin John Patterson Robert Taylor ACCOMPANISTS Stahl H Buchanan Malaby, A Buchanan, Au Y J S llillllll llilllis lllllllii 4 G, A,,. J' - 7 - 14' 1 ' A f Q' rr A xyl' 'yi J' f .' 'ji 7 ' 6' my - R Lk ,r'H X X af? FB A! if K-.M 3 K Jkyf' 1 1 , U' f le inqsrls., f, ' , 4 xl - I r H ' 1 , , ' x A ,,Qa! .. ,. 9 1, 9 'J ' lf 'f F fi' f!'f.y m , L .. J' , ,n V ggi., sr Mfg, 2, Tl Q 1' , Ji S B 1 ? 1 we rg, . Q, vffi, fr 5 ,J IK Q 4 ,' ,A lv. 5 y I 5 . I , r.: x Jx If Avi 1 ' J' A ,f ' .ff ' Ch . . ' Q J' flip -SQ FQ Gif' . 'fr si J K f ,. 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During the serving hour the cafeteria staff was assisted by seven seventh grade and ten eighth grade students. 25 A x my fm y rs. o , 55 g ,A 'T 5 5 f -- 1- f T fl. sf cl? '45 of f ' , 3 1, V J fn, - l 2 A so , gi Au 3,75 ff- f fc 5- - e - ',' f VL. , nf, ix 'fa' Ni L D ,A,, b ff ' . 'A My J f ' ., f, A7 ,II if lil r 'f Erma.. 7, 'gs ff: n.- inf! be .ii T4 Q r - J .J Lf,-S' As1Sf'h1. 1 I V .f V 55st ' Tig' y X, f ffw 5' I await . A H1 N A ai W h X t . iwc. 'Ay . 'A Ruth Ann Argo Dlcky Focht Wax Jimmy Mc Crea Trudy Stough Q X Judy Arnold Fergus Frank Karmen Munson Dean Frank Ayers .1 Roger Hahn Kathleen Perry Mike Strohminger Sunnucke I5 X Q Robert Barnhouse Katherine Hobson Norma Poffenbaugh Wk Patty Bonham Larry Hinton fs? Shirley Poland Vicki Barbara Van Fleet Nest 'U f5 Helen ,J John Closson Clevenger llm Hollingsworth MQ' Carl Rupp Kennet Willia T 1USIC CLUB Oiblbnxs Back row Souder, Pitman, Gordon, Scarbrough, MacCartney, Williams, Funston, Mr Krlchbaum Middle row Smith, Sposito, Hall, Stahl Malaby, Nussbaum, Ruby Danala Front row: Salyers, Cotter, Danals, Baumberger, Leppo, Buchanan 96 Tommy Le Fevre Teddy Shepard Bernie me Wolf 44' li Tommy Ebbert Billy Ludwig if Carol Snodgrass 0' Brenda Wooley Patty Ernsberger 44li Carl Mandley Michael Sposito Poor Indian! Mutt and Jeff ll N N I X v' 'x ff - Mft '-'m AFM and Fvf its fa fa gun AJ 'ad gggg W nf' if hgh. , find. K Q41 ' ...4 .4 - ,,4 52-Hg KA' i r, Q .'- ? wif, , .ig A ini: Q gh 3 Ag gi - - 5 A K 5 ' - A .1 1' . 5, -M, 'Q C.. Q . 1' w 5 fn of ' f l e Lf i l -'iff , ge 5- 1 if f 2 1. I. ax j i .-v. s , ' 1 . - Q 'K 35 '31 ga --or ' Q ' in K L-J at V .9 wav df? Z J6Q ,nJ W.: Q ,ith jig! 971 dim .fit IMT! 'en fwk VX If-5 X 'Sf fa? 'fe n'f tiff -n's tsl f2ft 27' ef f iff wfxmf K1 h :eel cm d H .IMT Q ALv L , ' ' x Q X ir X 2 ' ' , 'd rn W' : . I I nik J Charles Albin gs Jerry Crider Loretta McClain arf' David Selfeit 'S Rose Marie Allbaugh Helen Eckele P64 w-x H .V Dennis Beer Judy Gilbert ' ilia lx Billy McCrea ,...J Camilla Shea Carl Mowry Sandra Souder 0 Richard Beck Judith Hohn Betty Myers Ruth Stotts Pb Ted Blaney Jack Jacobs A' nm f Gloria Poland f Dale Strlckler mr OHIO WESLEYAN FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Back row: Mentzer, Cotter, Hopper, Gordon, MacCartney, Matthee Middle row' Fox, Stahl, Au, Funeton, Baumberger, Fulla Front row: Lee, Buchanan, Malaby, Quinn, Buchanan 27 Keith Castor Phyliee Jones Patricia Reldel u f4 Richard Tinkev ger, Hall Kay Carpenter Charlene Keplinger 4161! Patricia Sauer Tomny Walker John Chase Philip Kipp I' Carl Schmid Calor Crawford Daley Long Monta acag s Preacher Jack, Frank and Margie Mary Alice 1-432- 1 Standing: Gilbert,Betts,Gordon, Baumberger,Kreps,Tate,Fox. Gilliam Sitting: Murphy,Hopper.Leppo, Faret and Jacobs. N Lv .N - . W x f ' i AA W ffm . V ' iii' ' fff' 11 If is ' aff fgrl I XL . fa , 1' fl 1, .F P X I!-I M - B Aw g - 10 'Qing ., , ,S K 1l TTgi, h H7 .3 , M 'A , A A , rs ' ' .L -J cv V . . xt,,k-Y it -.,' isa' .1 .,. , 1 , , , W f. tw' rf Q f I W 4 if 7 4 4. 5 Y. 11 , F: n ' M P ., if of 4 S I I pf , C P 3 K . i fi- Af, ' It -ff if ' zz' ' 9- 4 'ff' fl , PT' ' Q 4 fn A A K V 3 J! f :acl .V T- , A ' ' ,f V A 9 at P ff I , I, g ' S . A I7 Kathryn Beer Robert Prletchen .fix Judith Long Narcella chlenbaker Black xv Larry Garls Qi Jerry Mabee I A5 Leslie Shook WW Dorothy Purdlne Richard Gettlns Richard Mes ner Marv Ann Smith Raymond Clevenger Dan aber Sandra Miller 2 J Shirley Smith l sf Leonard Crider Caro Hallam Patricia Mooney ng TU Tom Spangler Back row. Gettins, Baumberger, Stahl, Quinn, Au, Jacobs, Krepps Middle row Malaby, Buchanan Kreps, Leppo, Nussbaum, Smith Front row. Heuberger, Griffin, Hartzler, Mowry, Fullager LIBRARY CLUB This year the library club was composed of both the girls who worked on the Bookmobile and in the school library. The girls worked hard to keep books and records in order. Mr. Somerville was our advisor. A 1 gn' Carolyn Davidson Freda Hinton Ronald Paramore Karen Stevens Ruth Ann Eckels Leslie Jones Loretta Patton Wig? .e-QR lvin Sutton Kenneth Enderle Larry Lamb Carl Restille Teddy Wentz SUBSTITUTE TEACHER May Fox Donald Le Beau ta Don Richard Mildred woodhull Whenever an elementary teacher was absent Mrs Grace Krepps was called upon to fill the position of the absentee Mrs Krepps, who received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Muskingham University, very ably blended her talents into the many activities of the grades that she taught ...L '3Peech Classn 28- lliiiillgl l 5 l il ll!!:Il!E5 n,. L V F'i3 g wif ,fQ- , 5 V fa A 4 , IE , ' ,fl , deff ,gl f gyav W - ,, E ff? ,yt N'?fN 4 ff? 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K.. will I Charles Anderson Larry Cline K Richard Jacobs Junior Parker .ev Glenda Barnhouse Carolyn Danals E.: Carl Kemp Marjorie Poland 1 bvra y Richard Beal Robert Deffendoll n Krepps I' Matt T ix Janet Beard Michael Fraley Thomas Mansfield Darrel Schweighart Strlckler .r ,Q Edythe Beer Margery Frey Linda McKnown Eric Suter Q 1 d JoAnn Beer Dennis Frletchen Karen Mehl Ramona Barbara Bishop 'ii , e Davld Hartman L Patricia Miller Van Scoyoc Jun10P Wilson ..,:. Tom Blaney Christine Hartzler Thomas Morgan Claudia Wolf DS '13 Zi BUS DRIVERS The buses are owned and maintained by John Newcomer The patient and faithful drivers are Breinich Furr, Kauffman,Fr1end, Hollinger, Milligan Walker, Orewiler, Thompson, ghrader , and Seaton 9 ' n Robert Burger Harry H111 Linda Paramore Eddie Zeigler A , 42 W J f L5 I A 1 I .. , P, we rs 'f Aw rv ' f A v- i 4 ,uv I, lv- ' , I 4 of I x '4 f :I 'IT ., 'f' X I 'K 144 I 'tgf . I A f X 9' 2 e ,fa ' ' of ,f -' Ig, gf .7 C .ff f 4 :'V 25 V ' f Uwe .K if ' I' ,4Ax 4 A 10' lr , Uk W: t FX. fig!! , ' f xx L ni' ' nf I' V ' 5 1 ' ',.' i A fa -1- ' ' .. 'fro ' '--' C 4 3 . -' -, ,, P, 22 . -fi ' X ,' , A f x' 9 -L' 'Y' 3' 1: ' u . U1 1 f -4 elf J .. , , A K ,b an v' A ,. Sk ary LW Q A tl mai xx ,SQ jf 1 4-2 A y el 1 To T , ' Q VL,1r:,Ayw 'eivij V A EY, W I t fxfk A4 , . K K 5-1, . -3 - JV? uf -1.1 Dorothy Allbaugh Loretta Hardacre Barbara McKenzie Gary York Richard Beck Lana Herrick Elaine Beer Esther Girdner f J? Kay Shirley Milligan Rinehart KS Joan Bell Melissa Kaufman Larry Rogers Nancy Bender 'I' Carol Ann King Carol Scott Helen Danals David LeFever Kenneth Shea Absent Earl Billote, Clarence Justice, Larry McClain 'rs- Gloria, Norma and Mrs Rader STUDENT ASSISTANTS Patricia Davis Helen Ludwig David Shopbell ...rv- Dana Carmichael Sara McCabe Thomas Souder Larry Hardacre X Cheryl McCready Patricia Sposito Ruby, Gloria and Norma Again this year Senior girls operated the Candy Store. Gloria Zorub and Ruby Fox fulfilled the job very efficiently. Norma Jacobs assisted Dorothy Rader as cashier in the cafeteria. 50- L C if Ng 4 fire 4-iw fi' iff fr f'eg .1 c JfLf 4 iwx, . ' V J R 1 ,C K ' . H 3 fit'-it-M vm V , H 3 aio - Sh- ., 'L ,M 2 A ., ,, 3, + .' -fd J R ci- Q if C Fifi 5' ld 2 '4'. ,K K ., V -It - J 4 to jw 5 V' f, 5 l , V, ' 4' I , . f a 3 PE-fl., - f Q 'di W g 1' r,.?Vg L- - , 4,,c . ' ' 'ty x VJ' We shoe Q egg .: ,Z fl ne' 5 xfgfl I x 0, Q or ' 'L . ov- l ' A 4 -f' W JA' .,-'. ' f E.-::':g. si ' 5 if I ,L vT,x:-I Ulf J W? 'I L V jg.. . , A , 11 , .. J. ,..q al? .I M. :il 'ue Q M ?s 1 ?1WE Q ! ed -I . . V? 5 5 5? f ,.. or 2 ' VQL . ' ' ' A I V l 3 M K f 5 I 5 V f E 1 3:15 R ' 'D , f y Z pd ,. I 1 C v ' ' 'xr , .J X Q J I 'X Q' ft .. . 1 x X Q . 4 rc: xxx 1 A . L I as y I Illa Kay Arter Kathleen Gabor Robert Messner Ronald Walters Billy Bean dmv' Glen Heller Jeanie Nottingham Jimmy Wyrlck Karen Betts Mike Kelly XX 045 wr Carol Castor C? Sharon Kepllnger Eugene Linda P rklson pifer Patricia Ellis if N Gary Mansfield 1.1 Kenneth Schaus YV Betty Enderle 'ff Linda Mayer '11 B111 Scott P P rlcla Frida Leonard Mc Bride Larry Suter Joe Flshburn Ronald Mc Bride V-gr James Thomas Melinda Punston Linda Mc Intlre Ronald Walker GRADE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The instrumental program beginsin the first grade with the rhythm band which has been an annual feature in the grade programs The children play specially designed instruments for the purpose of instilling ln their minds a greater understanding of the rhythmic patterns and variety Leadership is stressed by having various individuals direct the band each time a rehear sal ls in session This year tonettes or song flutes were placed ln the hands of all the students during the first semes ter of the fourth grade and the last semester of the third rade These instruments serve a three-fold pur pose lDThe pupil must learn to finger and manipulate the instrument with both hands as he is blowing C21 The pupil must be able to read the musical notes, thus improving his note training and reading K3lThe pupil must learn to coordinate reading fingering, and blow ing at the same time which is a similar process to the two snar continue students a week, program, from the actual playing of band sized and orchestra sized in struments in the later grades and high school Last year a beginning was made in forming a grade band Its enrollment has increased from ten to se teen members one oboe, one flute, one saxophone, clarinets, four trumpets, two trombones, one bass ven four horn will e drums and one bass drum We hope it in growing which means we still need to play instruments The band practiced and played ln the high school instrumental the first separate instrumental program apart vocal that has been attempted at the school IROPB 0306 Janet Bryner, Shirley Au, Carlton Betts, Judy Malaby. 31 The string quartet has continued into its second year with one rehearsal a week. Shirley Au, Janet Bryner from the sixth grade play violins, Judy Malaby, eighth grade, plays the viola, and Carlton Betts, sev- enth grade, plays the cello. Their ability will stead- ily increase throughout the years if they can continue to play together. They performed at the 'school night' function and also in the high school instrumental pro Bram- N if 2 F - 'Q ,f'. , ' a, ,' ' 'A . sf' ff' . T .. T as K T 0 rf' f were N v A . vy - Q g 1 , I ' ' .- 'lx 1 K 'fl - 1 ' l'1ll'l , l ,' 1'-NL 55 mul- ' 'Q Q: . 3 s 'I . Y K .. : 'Aaah I 'JI X gtg' V, X r 3 T 'N . r ' ll K t. ffl? +vgjfz Q 15 5 W Q it xl L J' U ff 1 x 1 Q' 'K V V' 'Q X 'TU' ' . 6 4 Q s my A Q 9- 'V X J!! If If Q. L . 6 ' 'ws' A 0 :MQ m,a A :Q if 1' J V y V mf n Q I I R . I K l' 4 4 . 5 L F , - .yu -1 ' f -- , - f J K - - - Billy Anlicer Howard Harriman Marilyn Miller Jaca Snlth Sharon Wentz Lewis Barnnouse Karen Eddie Hartzler xfz f Q Charles Beard Mary John Heefner Herrick vw Donna Merle Donn Mowry Orewller Parrett Robert Sharon Smith Sowash Sondra Harry York Zeigler Thirty rine students in 2A Love to work, love to play Like to riddle and to rhyme Always have a Jolly time Reading, writinv, arithmetic rs well And we're really learning to spell neteen girls, twenty boys scaring work, fun and joys We love our homes, our school our teachers Our country, flag and yes our preacrers Good citizens, useful too Mindful of God's hand in all we do Happy may our days all be We're of the future class of '65 Patricia Spangler fel' Sandra Bunn Ruby Lepard ge Nancy Patch Louise Springer - '-K KIIIIIN iqfgff Charles Carpenter John Leppo vm' f' Patricia Patterson Darlene f Paul Davidson Roberta Maglott Clair Pinyerd LO1S Strlckler Suter Wanda Goff Roy Mandusic Patricia Schmidt QN H-.4 Frankie Switzer T?' Martha Jean Griefenstine 'H Robert Mcurta Johnny Schuert X! Max Terman Champs? 32- It must be good' . N I N J ' S AL r nfaf. , iv ,1 Q 15 ff, 1 S4 'i 4 1 2 , 5 K 7.7 , A? use Q21 it A Ari L: A L i ' 43:12 . Au ' S Y ai? 4 0 I 'ff f- L fre -eff C at .,, 2 ex --we i , ,- 'A M ,o-w K. AX 5.106 is e V5 fl' ' :ff ' 'f ,QF Q J, fi! -' Q y f it Jjiak ,av tv r A l' L 'j ,, 1.153 QL p . 'af 1 f up 5 MT 1 Q nd' 5' i ' ' fi him I 5 . ai.: X 3 an I W qi! Y' A N- 4 . iiyffwh f Y . ' x 4g,Q gaw,yH : We -fa J, I V1 2 if .e ., ...Ill if M' Q .. ' A ri 'fl 'A ' Qi , G ' nm bv Peggy Allbaugn ahvron Qrarfue Kenneth Jacobs Vo Frank Neel Betty Lou West John Argo Duane Brissell Norma Kauffman HFIQEE in James Arter Sue Fisnburn Barbara Kemp aherry Billy Ruby Rupo Judith Arter Carol Frietchen Erma Kleinsorpen Qov Steagell Y I Barry Ronald Beer Bender PeSSY Keith FranKenste1nGreen Steven Sandie Lon Judy G, 1 Dennis Robert Blackledge 15 Paula Greenup Susan Long Karen Tommy Strohminger Taylor Teeter Back row: Eichelberger, Mehl, Bette, Smith, Alt Front row. Orewiler, Kordish, Earhart, Garber, Mowry, Bowser, Zorub, Shillito 55 if Terrv Blaney Susan Heller Jer y Mooney Anna Timmera Kenneth Brague Phyllis Hinton David Mvers Margaret Tinkey '. , in V'-'fi .Q 5' 1' 4 W . f nf .'f', f ? M . 5, ' un Q. Hex, 1 , ., , ' Q 3 ii ' ' 'K' f ' A if' Af' - , 6. VH- if f- 4 ' H+ J me no 3, o , 4 M: 1 ' . - 5 f f' .A milf! pw' 'lf dl , . I, , f gm' if A m R ff-.Y H, M 9 'iff --, -If 'v .2 V or to , a 'ee ft af ,KH 11 if if iff it I-.-, ' P ft? I .b J x 1- 1, W - If 'Til' 'i . i Q gg V L. 'Q , r .iw , AI J-flax I r if gat if 'if' .fr Ll 2' XM It ,wif ' I 44 xi fn Y K ,Ja Q ff' James Barnhouse Cheryl Arter 1' Jia Clayton Rex Hale Herman Douvlas Mabee Dennis Lamneck is Cheryl Donna Sowers Trafzer EII J Edward Danals Vheryl Bonha Ralph Holland Alan Herod H42 Kay Karen McKenzie Noblev 27 Daryl Van Fleet Wagner Margaret I felt so tired discouraged even, From trying to teach Pat six times seven, And telling Billy o'er and o'er That four from seven does not leave four I'd worked so hard with little Sue I'd worried over Mary Lou, But now at last the day was done, The children gone, and I alone But was I alone? What was this then? The room aa fuller than it had been Not more but larger they seemed to be, Important people as I could see An artist busily sketched away Where my little Susie sat each day A judge where Billy always sat, A bishop in the place of restless Pat A noise outside, the dream was gone The room was empty and I alone But as I left when I closed the door I turned to look at the room once more Tris room, these desks, these walls of blue Are a place to make these dreams come true A place that shelters talents rare, And to nurture them must be my care No more I'll scold at little Sue Because she drew and drew and drew! I'll judge Billy justly because, you see, when B1lly's a man, he may judge me And restless Pat, in the hands of fate, May become a bishop, quiet and sedate. Time so quickly flies away They're children now, maybe great someday. 'lk 'lk er Sandra Downs v'SN5,..Nx Gregory Jackson Mary Poland A Nicholas Walters Robert atherlne Eccleston plenner Glenna Carol Kealrns King C df vp John R0bert Rupp Schrack was Wa Terry Sharon Weaver Wolf 'av Susan Friday Gary Kulka Gerald Frietchen Edward Lamb Robert George Schuster Shoobell Michael Zerby A fellow and his girl 54 Slugger Mowry! Ill 5' ' , . Wxw Q- avi I tg. ' v V yy A - xa 1 j, Vgn: gf,,Vr A6, ,pf xl x K 'km' A 1 Ry' A . 55. ' c , jr ' ., I Q , ,V fm ,,f' ,J 2 'Q w .F JV 'if IV ', rf m C 0,-w pi.. , 41' . 2 ,fx Q4 Q' I f ?e-isa' 5 K d as lt' 'f' A 'I g ki fpx ,A N : ?w '1 .r - L .lk ' A A ff , . Q 5 ,w if 3 if , L, L ff. ,Q QM A I I r' , 'f' ,glf ff?L jfw 'Lf jx hzgrf 5' wgiS?? misss' gijargi ag-u f IQQ K fi iii fgiigg b A3 I iiEE?, A CJ , . , ,,,r Q J- Q . V- 4 I, -,- V4 'J 4-F 73 -5 5 it -'Q vb, ' 5 vu, 'MH 0 I Y e 2 f f'l'f'o all . I e I , -a s I Y Y 1 5 fifgf 1 S -- . , . I I L . . Linda Arter Kathleen Haber Karen Milligan Roger Schwartz in SX idiix QP Julie Bishop Nyron Hahn Mickey Motley Ronald Soka Don Bryan Joanne Hallam Petrlcia Pifer Jeanie Bryner go Danny Hole Wav Dennis Rinehart Bidi Betty Carpenter Gary Holmes Wk Ronnie Rogers YQ' Jackie Dariel Stanchfield Turner Wooley Donald CLASS OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER Bonnie Carpenter Gar Knapp aura Roain Virginia Ziegler Back row: Beer, Gettins, Hartzler, Garber, Hopper, Perry, Margie, Eva' Sally Baumberger, Taylor Front row: Pitman, Danols, Souder, Gilllom, Baumberger, Alt Funston, Craig 55 'fri Douglas Deschner Mary Ann Maglott 'S-of Christie Scaggs -qv Sharon Duffner Marjorie Marshall Robert Schoenman Alan Fox Karen Messner Tommy Schwall Gloria,Dorothy,Sally,Dave, Quent1n,Marv1n Berb,and Norma H n , A '- gl! ': ' , rf , 4 . xt K' hh X M . a W D .,, . - . if . , C r' -F, N :Q - Q , 'fi -3 . 1. f 1 - ,155 iffy it Q - . ' 5 wil I y X it xl 1,1 if I A L . M of W' of M X- . 1' ' R r , rv, ,Q it ' 'fylfilx X f xl Q ?L' , IJNTY .f I . ' , N ff L ' 7, M f D'1 1 1 1 'ggi A V 1 K 'sr YJ' . W of N LLEIIJK , 1 x, , NX A Pep rally Diane Blackledge I' Jimmy Rogers September October November December January 'C KX Zen'th Harold Roger Michael Branham Bunn Hinklln Jacobs .X I l Davey Ronald Gloria Jean Sharon Switzer Dutton 1 0 Souder Thomas SCHOOL CALENDAR Teachers' Meeting Class elections Baseball game Shiloh County Health Institute Qno school! Seventh and Eighth grade welner roast Varsity Cheerleader tryouts Baseball game Union Grade cards Mary Ellen Justice -T Bobby Utter February Reserve Cheerleader tryouts March E Day schooll Senior Plays Fa11owe'en Party Assembly Program NEOTA Convention Archery Cno schooll arents Nights Armistice Day Cno schoolj Basketball game Edison Grade Cards Thanksgiving Program Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Christmas P game game game game game Lucas Plymouth Lexington Bellville Union rogram Christmas Vacation begins Christmas Vacation ends Basketball game Jeromesville Pep rally Basketball game Butler Variety Program 7th and Bth basketball game woodville Basketball game Lucas First semester ends Basketball game Plymouth Grade cards Class elections Pep rally Basketball Basketball Basketball Pep rally Basketball game game game game Lexington Bellville Union hansfield Reserves April May 1 X Lim-J Penny Barbara David Murray Myers Reldl Flu epidemic Basketball game Butler Basketball game Shiloh Valentine Dance Tournament Bellville Tournament Lexington Pep rally Tournament Lucas District Tournament McComb Grade cards Benefit basketball game Crestline and 7th and 8th grade G A A Party Music Contest at Ashland Junior Play Warriors' Banquet High School Vocal Musical County Music Festival Good Friday fno school! Grade cards Intermediate Musical High School Instrumental Musical Primary Musical Junior Senior Prom Baccalaureate Last day of school Commencement aah 56 Dot, Norma. Marais, Dgnna, Gloria, Sue- ' N s - N 'A Q Q- Ja k, M Wm . N wa A is K all 5 gaH cf ff- -:rf f .-1 ff lf' aa- 'W' lv - ., f lm Kyo K , 'nf M A , 5 is fjlfu. i . I ' ' J, V .. nf' 2 ky tl Y L if aagq w'Q' .ai 1211 . 9 ' A to f T fa it 1 A e I Q f J ls- . 1 5-e - --n 6 -- - 22 -- A new school year begins 11 -- pep rally -' ll -- - 26 -- - 15 -- 16 -- - 1 -- 19 -- - lg u 20 '- 21 -- - 12 ' 24 -' 17 -- 5 -- 22 -- E. I. . Kno 5 -, . 24 -- , 25 -- . 13 -, . . . 27 -- - 14 -- , 51 -- - 20 -- ' 7 -- U - ' Si I: ii ' 28 ' 26 -- 5 -- 26 -- 16 -- 27-28 17 -- M 5 24 -- S ' ' 1 '- -- - 2 -- - 12 -- - 17 -- 16 -- - 2Q -- gi '- ' 22 .. 24 -- 5 -- 5 -- - 9 -- 9 -- - 14 -- ' 15 -- -H , - 16 -- - 16 -- 20 -- - 22 -- 25 -- 26 -- 255 -- - 27 -- - so -- - 50 -- 51 -- -Z ll-ell-D Frances Mowry, Davld Gordon, Norma Smith WARRIORS' CLUB This fall the first project was to elect new of fleers David Gordon was chosen President, Frances Mowry, Vice President, and Norma Smith, secretary Treasurer The purposeof the club ls topromote good sports msnship and good citizenship at all times Mr Jack Brelnlch, our advisor, did a fine Job and deserves much credit The annual Warriors' Club Banquet is always the st event s oneored b the club It is given ln and the cheerleaders This year lt was held on March 21 At this time letters were awarded to the team and the cheerleaders VOICE CLASSES These classes were newly organized this year for the first time A voice textbook was selected and each volunteer student was required to purchase one Students were divided into small classes and learned technical points that encourage trained voices There were four classes Mrs Campbell taught two classes for girls and Mr Krlchbaum taught two classes for boys We hope these classes will continue in future years FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F.H.A. Club met early in the fall to elect new officers. Girls who have taken home economics pre- viously may be members of the club but must now be active ln class work in the department to act as of- flcers Officers of the club are President, Evelyn Barnhlll Vlce President, JcAnna Sapp, Secretary, Marilyn Orewiler, Treasurer Bonnie Bowser, Parllsmen tarlan, Marjorie Farst Reporter Dorothy Gilllom Recreation Leader, Frances Mowry Song Leader Patsy Quinn and County Parllamentarlan Evelyn Barnhlll The club meets on an average of once a month One meeting was devoted to the initiation of new mem bers The program was a simple one but inspiring and all members took an active part ln it The club has participated ln two county rallies one ln October in Shelby and one ln Shiloh ln the spring The club w s also entertained by the Lucas F H A with the dlnner before the Lucas Ontario bas ketball game Evelyn Barnhill and Marilyn Orewller attended officers training camp session in Mt Gilead during the summer, and these delegates attended the State E H A Convention ln the spring Gloria Zorub and Norma Jacobs were representatives to F H A Camp Mus klngum for a week during the summer The sophomores have earned quite a sum of money for the club treasury by selling hot dogs at the bas ketball games Other activities of the club included fheservlng of a Halloween luncheon by the Sophomores to their Sophomore boy classmates, the Mother Daughter Banouet and the dinner prepared and served by the Sophomores to the faculty and their friends The Mother Daughter Banquet was participated ln by all home economic glrls Junior and Senior girls entertained with an original T V type program Sophomores prepared the food and set the tables At the conclusion of the basketball season the Some economics girls served a banquet for theWarr1orw lub Back row Orewller, Gllllom, Mowry, Quinn, Bowser, Farst Front row Miss Anderson, Bowser, Sapp, Barnhill 3 . I 1 Z bl e P Y - ' 3 hoggr of the boys on the basketball team, the coach, ' J- ' x . f If i I n . 5 rf 9 fe .1 ' fo A Q I E ,S r , Q -57- --Q Standing Beer, Perry Burtzloff Middle Row Palmer, Beck, Ayers, Cline Lee Front Row Mr Krichbaum, Ludwig Brissell, Marshall, Au, Baumberger, Hall Schaus GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This organization automatically includes all freshmen who volunteered for glee club and other upper class students who did not meet the require ments set forth in try outs for the Girls' Varsity Chorus However, any member has the privilege of try ing out again for the Varsity Chorus the following year Credit is given as usual Creating two girls' organizations affords more girls the opportunity participate in high school mxsic Membership this yesr in the glee club totaled 17 voices Officers for this group we e Elaine Gabor,Pres ldent Wanda Salyers V1 e President Ann Spos1to,Sec retary Joan Danalq and Aletha Ruby, Librarians BOYS' CHORUS The boys' chorus continued to increase in size from previous years to an all time high of 42 members Last year's chorus receiveda II rating in the district contest at Ashland, the highest rating of any previous boys' chorus from the school This year's organization entered the district contest again at Ashland They have particlpatedin the Richland County Music festival ORCHESTRA The orchestra had an increased membership this year over previous instrumental groups Manv new coners helwed to boost the enrollment to 26 players six two one and violins, one viola, one cello, one string bass, flutes, one oboe three clar1nets,two saxophones, alto horn four trumpets,one trombone, two drums, percussion, and one piano We hope the number of instrumental players will continue to increase in fu ture years The orchestra played a School Night' concert, and played for school plays as well as its paltiolpatlon in the regular school musicals Officers in this lnstrumemtal organization in cluded Jack Baumberger, President, Audrey Buchanan, Vice President Barbara Stahl, Secretary Sue Malaby and LeRoy Pitman, Librarians Eugene Funston and Marvin Orewller, Managers MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus, made up of members from the girls' and boys' choruses, met for one rehearsal once as has been the regular custom of this organization Membership included an approximate 50 voices This group has been afforded the opportunity to sing mixed music, and has taken part in the regular school mu sical programs Officers included Marvin 0rew1ler,Pres1dent, Ruth Ann Cotter,V1ce President, Earl MacCartney,Sec rotary, Patty Hall and Larry Williams, Librarians 58 and the other local school annual programs Bob Gordon, Librarians f- Barbara Stahl, Audrey Buchanan STUDENT DIRECTORS During Mr Kr1chbaum's absence, Audrey Buchanan and Barbara Stahl continued the Orchestra and Glee Clubs Audrey directed the Orchestra and Barbara Directed the Boys' Glee Club, Varsity Chorus and Mixed Chorus Our annual Christmas Program had to be cancelled but the Glee Clubs sang at the Christmas assembly . , . . - . 1 . A to I 0 ,L . Y' I A - 3 1 C ' ' I ' Q . I . . , : 1 0 Q ' 0 I , Q l O I I . . 0 . . ' I Q I ef Q, . 1 ' f , 3 I 9 A as ' . Q ' 5 2 A p . t 0 0 L , , . , , ' I V Q .. - ll I . ' o ' I S I 3 . Q . 0 l 0 . . O : . .- ' . - ' o Officers in the chorus were Pat Danals,Pres1dent David Craig, Vice President Earl Souder, Secretary, Jimmie Scarbrough, and Jack Baumberger DQDUEUQ HIGH SCHOOL ENSEMBLES The g1rle'and boys'ensemb1es are selected duough competitive tryouts. Each ensemble this yearoonsisted of nine voices. These small groups provide opportuni- ties and advantages for students in a greater skilled and technical capacity. These ensembles perform for various outside activities ln addition to school pro- grams One of the girls' ensembles consisted of Patsy Quinn Catherine Bergstrom, Patty Hall Ruth Cotter, Naomi Downs Sue Malaby Marjorie Hopper, Audrey Buchanan and Barbara Stahl The other girls' ensemble was made up of Donna Georgian, Barbara Funston, Jean Earhart Ora Jane Lee Betty Farst Marjorie Farst,Dorothy Fullager, Marilyn Orewller and Evelyn Barnhill Barbara Corbin was an alternate Darrell Rader The boys' ensemble consisted of , Bob Gettlns, Earl MscCartney, Clay Mentzer, Marvin Orewiler John Gilliom Bob Gordon, David Craig, and Quentin Matthes Bob Eichelberger, Donald Restille and Jim Scarbrough were alternates Beck Row B FHPBt, Fullager, Funston, M Farst, Corbin Front Row Lee, Earhart, Barnhill, Orewller 7th 8 8th SPECIAL CHORUS The 47 voices in the group this year was the larg est enrollment of any previous 7th k Bth Grade sho rue Members were selected through competitive try outs They have participated in the special school musical programs Officers in this organization included Howard 'P d t Marian Beck,Prss1dent Jane Snyder,V1oe reel en , Brissell, Librarians Back Row MacCartney, Restllle, Gilliam, Rader Front Row Mr Krichbaum Matthes, Gordon, Gettlns, Mentzer GIRLS' VARSITY CHORUS The girls' varsity chorus had an orginal en rollment of 47 members as a result of try outs conducted for the approximately B5 girls who vol unteered for chorus this year The chorus con slsted of upper-class students since all freshmen were automatically eliminated Following an an nual custom, this selected chorus entered the district contest at Ashland 'hey also particl pated ln the Richland County Music festival as well as the regular local school music programs Those girls lnthe chorus who are not seniors will not need to try out again for the chorus the fol lowing year out However, all new comers must try Officers in the chorus were Donna Beer, President, Sally Leppo Vice President Dorothy Nussbaum, Secretary, Carollee Rldenour and Norma Smith Librarians Back Row Hopper, Buchanan, Quinn, Malaby, Mr Kriohbgum Front Row Bergestrom, Cotter, Downs Hall, Stahl i -x 1 Z flip A VW C CLAY MENTZER SECOND TEAM ALL COUNTY LEROY PITWAN ,N 'R f X KENNETH TER! LSLEY BECK IAN L im I IIII!! 9!!!IIl DALE PERRY FIRST TEAM ALL COUNTY FIRST TEAM ALL AREA HONORABLE MENTION ALL STAT FJ nun 6 31 C gn: 323731 ldbf: l 'UJb' QE Q O lifaz ll-I O Z DAVID GORDON HONORABLE MENTION ALL COUNTY NA sYv4 ROGER MOWRY Ll f11-.,r' PAT DANALS an X 4 'Q Q' 'f K g9 1 I 59 'adv' I 4 L .-5' Q- -keh A 'E '5 .. q , , I A .L H fm 'X ix FAX' N A x , . K, ,gx :WLZ557 LH Yr . 'lj :rn 3l:O'w f fr 1:3 SA ' ' 8 'Q 5' , ' A U I ' f A . 1?...'-ix 1 I ,X ' A 'L V S, X ' 3 7 f 3 X 1 I f- V A L A A .rfftb If f If i +9 J Pg ' Y ' 1 5 . i I X ' W I ' 1 A 5 ,ICMA3 A V '5 A N5 f Q'-' ixxswgy A ' A A N. , N K A x. ' xx 1.9.94 'A A -X ' A KW Q, VM fi 14:3 , iq, .131 E ? if w fx QTON 5 g 2 Y .,,t 5. X i X jf . ' R Ax - X It 1 4 IA f A X 3 A X f X i ' , - , ij X 55 Q , X A S A:iEL' ii ' .f! f ,F -40- EARL SOUDER illllllgh 1-ulllq, Back row Odenklrk, Mowry, Gordon, Pitman, Terman, Beck Front rov Danals, Gordon, Perry, Souder, Mentzer, Taylor Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario VARSITY SCORES Edison Lucas Plymouth Lexington Bellville Union Jeromesville Shiloh Butler Lucas Plymouth Lexington Bellville Union Mansfield Butler Shiloh TOURNAMENT Ontario 69 Bellvllle Ontario 80 Lexington Ontario 71 Lucas DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Ontario 56 McComb HIARRIORS IN ACTION' INDIVIDUAL VARSITY SCORING The 'Little Warriorsn started the season off on the right foot by beating Edison 60 bj Paul Gordon had l7 points Then a tall Lucas team rallied in the second quarter to win 73 66 Clay Mentzer garnered 22 points Ontarioplayed good ball after the first quarter at Plymouth to win 68 61 Paul Gordon injured his ankle and was unable to play for about four games Dale Perry scored 25 points Then a hot Lexington team beat a cold bunch of Warriors 7b 59 Ontario beat Bellville in a low scor ing game B3 Q5 and then bounced back to trounce Union 86 53 After Christmas vacation, the boys started where they left off and ran over Jeromesvllle 81 52 Clay Mentzer had 20 and Roger Mowry 18 points Ontario blasted Shiloh 68 M2 Paul Gordon saw actionagain and scored lb points Butler pulled a great second half rally to win 66 63 Ontario led at halftime ue 26 Clay Mentzer scoredl9 points Ontario put up a good fight at Lucas before falling 70 67 Dale Perry hit Zh points Plymouth cameto the Warriors camp and lost 7b-63 as all five starting players scored indouble figures Then Lexington won an offensive battle 82 71 with all starters again scoring in double figures Down at Bellville, the Warriors gota.23 12 first quarter lead and went on to win 6b-50 Then Ontario rolled up an 82 52 victory over Union Dave Gordon scored 20 and Paul Gordon 16 points The following night Ontario edged the Mansfield Reserves 5b-b9 Paul Gordon had 17 points 41 Dale Perry Clay Mentzer 286 Roger Mowry Paul Gordon David Gordon 20? 194 175 Leroy Pitman OO Wesley Beck Earl Souder Pat Danals Ken Terman Phillip Perry The Warriors ained revenge for an earlier loss by edging Butler 0 77 Dale Perry ripped the nets for 30 points Shiloh gave Ontario a scare before the Warriors rallied to win 69 56 Clay Mentzer and Dale Perry each had 17 points Ontario ended the season in third place and hada regular season record of 12 wins and 5 losses Then came the tournament We drew Bellville in the first game and came out on top 69 61 Dale Perry had 2b points In the semi finals we played Lexington and upset the defending champions 80 70 Clay Mentzer and Dale Perry scored 22 and 21 points respectively Lucas spurted ln the final quarter to winthecounty tournament 90 71 Clay Mentzer bagged 22 points Although we lost in the finals of the county tour nament, we still advanced to the District Tournament held at Tiffin We drew McComb,the defending district champions, in the opening round The Warriors had their coldest nl ht of the year as we came outon the short end of a 5 36 score ..60 .... .. ..66 . ..... . ..68 .... ..59 ... ..4Z ... ..B6 .... ... ..B1 ..6B ...... ..65 ...... ..67 ....... ..?4 .... ..71 ... ..64 ... ..82 ....... ..54 ... ..80 ...... ..69 ...... .....55O ...1 .....5O - . ..... 40 . ...... 24 . . ...... 6 ....l '1lllllh. 1 -n n ' n a I xx n 0 . n - 4 llll llll'A1lll Ill Ill lll llll Ill ll DALE PERRY - couury sxcs JUMP csAMP1oN j 4, at .lf ass WESLEY BECK COUNTY POLE VAULT CHAMPION TRACK Ontario won its second straight County TrackMeet last year by piling up 91 markers to runnerup Bell- v1lle's 712. Roger Mowry set new records in both hurdle races. Dale Perry won the 100-yard dash and high jump and tied with Wesley Beck for first in the pole vault. Paul Gordon won the discus. The warriors finished second for the second straight year in the Sparta Relays. Ontario entered the district meet and finished fourth just 5 points behind the second place team. Three boys qualified for the State Meet. Paul Gordon qualified in the discus, Dale Perry in the high Jump and pole vault and Wes Beck in the pole vault. Dale Perry scored in both of his events at the state meet. It was the first time anyone had ever placed in the State Meet from Ontario, We are looking forward to another good year in track as most of lastyearlg team will be back. SHZZSNX '1Illl 'fllllllk Richland County wack C5 amloioni .fQY4fi2 PAUL GORDON COUNTY AND DISTRICT DISCUS CHAMPION za, , Back row' Matthes Orewiler Gordon Mowr ' Y B ck Od ki k Front row: DHUHJ-B: Baumberger, Betts, Ruby: Ggrdon, Pgrry' ..1e ...5 ...o ...e ...... .2 ...4 . ..... 2 ..1l . ..... 4 ..11 ....... 5 '. ' ' ..rs'P ........ 34 ' ' ' ..s9 ..... :so ..:s2 . .... ....2 ..4:s ......22 ..4v ..... 31 ..:s1 . .... 42 use . ...... ss ..41 ......... 45 ' .. ..:52 ..25 ' , . 0 ..s4 ........ 52 Ontar1o..44 .. ...... 25 ..e1 . ...... so , , ..44 ...... ...se - ..4v ..... so ..4v ...... :sa ' ..6o ..... 25 2, ..4e . .... ze - ..41 ......... 29 , ..44 ........ 34 ..s5 ...:s2 2 T , 20 ......42 ....4o ....2s ...1:5 ....12 .......e .....e , p ..... 4 : D , ........ .2 : , , . ...... 1 illllxk Q---X - - Back row Odenkirk, Souder, Beck, Orewiler Souder, Perry Pitman Front row Craig, Gordon, Danals Ruby, Mowry Gordon BASEBALL Ontario had a successful baseball season as it won the county championship for the second straight year In our first game we blasted Lucas in a non league 16 2 Earl Souder was the winning pitcher Lexington was our next victim as Earl Souderamn them out 5 O We played Lucas again this time in a league game and came out on top B-2 with Souder win ning his third game Souder won number four as we edged Shiloh 4- we snapped Iber1a's eight game winning streak ll 4 as Souder won his fifth straight victory also We cinohed the league championship and earned a berth in the District Tournament by beating Union ll 5 We finished the fall baseball season with six straight wins, with Souder winning all six Back row Gilllom, Williams, Terman, Restille, Locke Middle row Bishop Perry, Sauder, Baumberger, Beer Front Row Mr Odenkirk Gilbert, Mehl, Farst, McClain, Wyriok, Funston 45 BASEBALL ROSTER David Craig Jack Ruby Earl Souder Wesley Beca Dave Gordon Roger Mowry Dale Perry Leroy Pitman Paul Gordon Marvin Orewller Pat Danals Catcher Pitcher Pitcher-First Base First Base Second Base Shortstop Third Base Center Field Right Field Left Field Outfield Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario BASEBALL SCORES Lucas Lexington Lucas Shiloh Iberia Union Reserve Scores Edison Appleseed Lucas Plymouth Lexington Bellville Simpson Union Jeromesville Shiloh Butler Simpson Lucas Appleseed Plymouth Lexington Bellville UH10n Butler RESERVE TEAM Shiloh The reserve team had a very good season as they lost only two out of twenty games The two defeats came at the hands of Bellville and Union but they were both revenged later The bright spots of the season were twovictories over a tough Simpson team, two victories over Apple seed, and two decisive victories over Lexington Five of the boys scored over a hundred points with Pat Danals leading the way with 185 points RESERVE INDIVIDUAL SCORING Pat Danals Ken Terman Phillip Perry Ralph Beer Eddy Souder John Gilliom Albert Gilbert Larry Williams Donald Restille Kenneth Bishop Milton Farst Ted Baumberger Carl Mehl Dave Locke Jerry Wyrlck 185 162 128 1 118 wunnlgk winning Back row Coach Casad, King, Beer, Lepard, Kleillen Front row Williams Betts, Mehl, Earhart, Earhart 7TH AND BTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM The 7th and 8th grade team was under the leader graders and two seventh graders on the team They won one and lost four, but gained much experience with each game TH BTH SCORES Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Bellville Bellville Woodville Woodville Wbodville ali? Vaughn Taylor, Eugene Funeton BASKETBALL MANAGERS Vaughn Taylor and Eugene Funston deserve much credit for their faithful work They did an excellent Job of handling the basketball equipment and giving assistance to the players and coach whenever possible Vaughn was senior manager and received a letter Eugene served his first year and will be eligible for a letter next year Paul Gordon Dale Perry 44 Paul Gordon wg' t A agf' + --R v , 7 I1 9 ship of Mr. Richard Caead. There were eight eighth 7 AND ..23 -.U7 . ..21 --51 ' ..21 .-53 ..z9 ..b3 ' ..3? ..32 H - Kreps Krupp Kordish, Mowry, Sapp Fox, Mrs Hoffman GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G A A this year was under the direction of Mrs Isabelle Hoffman Due to increased enrollment the gym class was divided At the beginning of the year the following of ficers were elected President Eva Kreps Vice President Frances Mowry Secretary Treasurer Ruby Fox Class Representatives Senior JoAnna Sapp Junior Virginia Krupp Mary Ann Kordis Helen Buchanan Sophomore Freshman The G A A follows a point system in giving a wards It is as follows Participation in sport OO points G A A President 100 points G A A Vice President points G A A Secretary Treasurer points Class Representative points Team Captain points Winning Team Member points A total of 500 points is required for a class numeral:1000 points are required for a school letter. A G.A.A. pin is the highest honora girl can earn. It requires a total of 1,550 points. This year pins will be given to the following senior girls: Ruby Fox Dorothy llliom, Marjorie Hopper, Norma Jacobs, Eva Kreps, Bally Leppo, Mary Alice Murphy, Dorothy Nuss- baum, Carollee Rldsnour, and JoAnna Sapp. Girls articl te in three sports during the year. P Pa They are softball, volleyball, and basketball. Softball Captains--Elaine Gabor, Eva Kreps, Ruth Cotter, Naomi Downs, Helen Earick, Marilyn Orewiler, Garollee Ridenour, and Jane Garber. 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