St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

CLW f-40.3 X 62 321222 4,QgQ?a,6 w Wh, Mx, avr, cj' C7 . Lf3'f -'! CZ' sl 6' . cf p C5 , do SCM Schfm Photography Credf The Fvrren Siudlo Gclleiit, ond Chronlccxl Publishing Company The Sdn Sclwrm S7115 Sc 1: Schcm I . fiif? um, mu mx I lf H f!E'4TM' M1f1f'f 'in r- V M ? In N . , ,'S Q 6 f nfl Hamm, . . ddwihm. . . . dfhlnfica, . .. Jaculfxf ..... ddvnfdlhnnmnta, ...67ag.a,7 PML 37 Furla 49 691142 67 ww 67 5 Und We dedicate this Sch: Schan to Wllbur I Gregg In recognltlon of hrs service to our school Sunce 1934 Mr Gregg has served four years as a sclence teacher tive years as hugh school prnncnpal and fourteen years as superintendent of schools During his time as superintendent the St Clanrsvulle school has seen many Improvements The present llghtlng system was Installed a modern gymnasium was built, and a new grade building gust completed For these and many other contr: butlons we wash to express our appreclatlon to Mr Gregg Sch: Schan 6 I I I I I 9 cwsse ' 6 I oo 59 58 U. V Q I - f f f .E S left lo right Robunson Rymer Eads and Hess It us wuth a but of sad feelung that as we leave St C Hugh we revuew the years we spent here In T954 we entered hugh school as frughtened and unnccent lookung Freshmen The dream of goung to hugh school had sud denly become a realuty Here we were at St C happy but urrutatung the upper class men All too soon a year had passed and we were sophomores perhaps a luttle sophus tucated but wuth the Freshman spurut stull re maunung Long wull we remember our Soph omore party and the fun we had Our Junuor year we were so proud of beung upperclassmen' We had a busy but enloyable 'ume presentung our play Pure OFFICERS as the Druven Snow and orderung our class rungs Later we were the perfect host and hostess to the Senuors at the Prom We an tucupated the comung year when we would step unto the role of Senuors Then the bug year came We were SEN IORS As the guests of the Junuors we had a gloruous tume at the Junuor Senuor Prom Now as we look back we depart from St C un sadness but we must look ahead to new and successwul lufe We have come a long way from uncertaunty to self conf' dence We the class of T958 take thus oppor tunuty to express our suncere thanks and ap precuatuon to the faculty of St C Hugh for patuence guudance and understandung Schu Schan 8 . .. in .4 ,, , , - ,wg ' 1 1 1 - . . . . . ,, . 1 1 . . , . , 1 . ., , ' ' ' I 1 ' ' I I C I - . 1- ' 1 I ' I . - 1 . . . . . ,, . . . ' 1 1 1 - Barry Hess Presudent Clyde Eads Vuce Presudent Bull Robunson Secretary Penny Rymer Treasurer Abel JoAnn Adkins Wandel Albert John Altman Marlorle Arnold Kenneth Arnold larry Ault Frances Baker louise Ballog Barbara Sh Sch I I I I I I Ault, David I I I c i- I-QA. Ballog, Lois Barr, Richard Bed na rik Max Blair Donald Borck Myrtle Borovlch Wanda Bowman Roger Boyce Phyllls Brown Mary Lou Sch: Schan 10 ls 1 'cr ' .Q Bradshaw, James J yn Bulger Nancy Bu rdock Carol Chambon Harry Chnsfy Donald Sch: Schan Chuckery Jean Clark James Coffield Alfred Coffield Patrucla Conley Wayne Cullen Steven Frlede Rlchard Gacek Elame Gordon Harold Harris Conme Dorsch, Carolyn Eads, Clyde Farrar Wendal Flgura JoAnn Flufem Robert Frankovlch Charlohe 'K Sch Scha Heath, Jerry Henderson Carol Henderson Ronald Herbert Carolyn Hess Barry Higgs Kathryn Hunt Sue Huntsman Judith Hynes Vernon Sch: Schan 13 I I I I Hitt, Donna I Sch Sh Jenkins, John Jesalosky, Joseph Johnson, David Kacsma r, Frances Kanyuch Mlchael Kaplef JoAnn Kaplet Joe Keevert Raymond Keppel Theo Klsh Ronald I I I I I I J i-can-14 Kruprzak, Helen Kuntz, Carol leach, Delberf Lehman Johnetla fx Sch: Schan Loy Ma rlorle Malanowsku Judy McBride Mary Lou McGary Marilyn Merrlf Richard Muller Robert I I I I K I I K 1 . L' I . I vp.. '- -'I5 Pollack Magdalene Pollock Connie Pugh Cafhne Pyle Beverly Morris, Tinsley Mullins, Lou Norcross Kay Pfoor Ma rga ret Pickenpaugh Nancy Pollng David Sch: Schan Romsey Robert Rauschenberg George Rellne Robert Rethy Wllhum Rlce Arnold Richards Russell Rnnkes Roselle Robinson Wllham Rymer Penny Sch: Schan I I I I I I Riesbeck, Jock I I R I iq Sh Saboley, Edward Sayre, George Scolf, Judy Shannon, Sara Mary Shmoskl Joe Slmko Yolanda Small Mary Socha Nancy Slachyra Edmond Stromskl Stanley Sykes Rlchard Taylor Alice Taylor Tom Taylor Wllllam i-Sclwan 'I9 Thompson Russell Thorne Helen Totterclale Tom Uhazy Gary Vmcent Shlrley Walters Kenth Wllllams Phyllls Yaneck Darlene Zeyer Louns Schu Schcxn 20 I Wosylik, Roberi West Eleanor White Helen Wlater Dorothy Wilkinson Carol Wilkerson Joan r I . I . . r I -. . r r J I' I .911 Qfavuzq 'Wlemmxp JL 30101, Abel Jo Ann Chour 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 Adkuns Wandel York Hugh Basketball 1 Albert John Dramatucs 1 Prolector Club 1 Altman Marge Wheelung Hugh G A C 1 2 Saddle Club 2 Student Leader 2 Swum Club 2 Y Teens 2 St C Hugh Schu Schan 4 Tuger ag34 YTeens34 Arnold Kenny Band 1 2 3 4 Arnold Larry Chorusl 2 Chour3 4 Ault Dave Chour 3 4 Class V P 1 Dramatucs 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Football 1 4 H Y 2 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Pep Band 3 Prolector Club 3 4 Student Councul 1 Thespuans 3 4 Ault Frances Chour 4 Chorus 1 Sec 2 and Dramatucs 4 F H A 12 3 4 Ballog Barbara Dramatucs1 2 3 FHA 1 V P 2 Pres 3 Lubraruan 3 Office Help 4 Schu Schan 3 Student Councul 2 3 Tugerag 1 2 3 Y Teens 1 Ballog Lols Bandl 2 Chorus4 Glee Club4 Chorus 1 Cross Country 4 Ensemble 3 4 F TA 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 Sec 4 Homecomung N H S 4 Prouector Club 4 Student Councul 4 Track 1 3 4 Blaur Don Chorus 1 Prouector Club 1 Borck Myrtle Sherrard Hugh F H A 1 Borovuch Wanda Chorus V P 12 FHA 1 Treas 2 3 Sec 4 Schu Schan 4 Tugerag 3 4 Bowman Roger Dramatucs 1 2 3 4 Hu Y 3 4 Schu Schan 4 Thespuans 3 4 Tugerag 3 4 Boyce Phyllus Band 1 2 Ensemble 3 and 4 Pep Band 3 4 Schu Schan 4 Tugerag 4 Y Teens Bradshaw .llm Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dramatucs 2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Golf 1 Hu Y 4 Red Cross 4 Protector Club 1 2 Track 1 2 Brown Mary Lou Band 1 Dramatucs 1 FHA Y Teens 1 Bulger Nancy Chorus 1 F H A 4 Chambon Butch Baseball 1 2 Class Treas 3 Cross Country 2 Dramatucs 2 3 4 Hu Y 2 3 Sc u Schan dcfw Pres 4 NHS 34 SchuSchan 4 Student Councul 4 Thespuans3 Pres 4 Chrusty Don Basketballl 2 Chour2 4 Chorusl Ensemble 4 Schu Schan 4 Track 4 Chuckery Jean St John Central Lubraruan 1 Red Crossl St C Hugh Dramatucs3 Pres 4 N H S 4 OFf1ce Help 4 Schu Schan 4 Stu dent Councul 4 Thespuans 3 4 Tugerag 2 3 4 Clark James Baseball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Coff1eld Alfred Bandl 2 3 V P 4 Cross Coun try4 HIY234 PepBand1234 Track4 Coflield Patty Chorus1 Dramatucs 3 FHA 1 Sec 2 and 3 4 Dorsch Carolyn Band 1 2 Ensemble 3 and 4 Dramatucs1 4 Pep Band 3 4 Tugerag 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Eads Clyde McClaun Hugh Baseball 1 Basket ba 1 St C Hugh Basketball 234 ra ICS 3 F T A 3 N H S 4 Schan 4 Student Councul 4 Farrar Wendall N H S 4 St Albauns W Va 1 Fugura Jo Ann F H A 4 Y Teens 1 Fuutem Bob Chorus 1 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 Office Help Prouector Club 1 Fruede Ruchard Basketball Mgr 3 and 4 Track Gordon Harold Chorusl Harrus Connue Band 1 2 Ensemble 3 and 4 F H A 1 2 Malorettes 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Tugerag 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Heath Jerry Basketball 1 2 Chour 2 3 4 Cho rus 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Henderson Carol Chour 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Dra matucs 1 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 F T A 2 Treas 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Red Cross Sec 2 3 4 Schu Schan 4 Y Teens 1 2 Cabunet 3 4 Henderson Ron Basketball Mgr 1 2 and 3 Class Sec 1 V P 2 Dramatucs4 Football1 2 3 4 Hu Y 2 3 Treas 4 Jr Marshal 3 Red Cross 4 N H S 3 4 Thespuans 4 Track 3 4 Herbert Carolyn Band 12 Ensemble 234 Glee Club 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 I If I 1 '1 --1 -1----1 '- 1 1--3. 5 , .. 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I I -' F 1 1 ',...4, 1 - - . -1 -1- 1 1...-5 5 -. , I 'I P 1 -1 .1 -1 -1- -- 1 --1- -1 3-4. l'u'- -22 JL Jaan, Hess Barry Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Class Pres 1 2 3 and 4 Ensem 34 ootball1234 34 N 3 4 Sch: Schan 4 Student Counc:l 1 2 3 Pr s 4 Track 1 3 4 H:ggs Kathryn Martms Ferry H:gh Glee Club 2 Y Teens 2 St C H:gh Y Teens 3 Hltt Donna Chorus 12 Dramat:cs 134 En semble2 FTA 3 Sec 4 Glee Club2 Ofhce Help 4 Sch: Schan 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 Cab:net Hunt Sue Band 1 2 Chorus p:an:st 3 and 4 Dramat:cs1 2 Sec 3 4 Ensemble p:an:st 4 FTA 23 Pres 4 Jr Marshal3 NHS 34 Sch: Schan Ed:tor 4 Student Counc:l 4 Thes p:ans 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 Cabunet 3 and 4 Huntsman Judy Band 1 2 3 Ensemble 4 Cho:r 4 Chorus 2 3 Dramat:cs12 3 4 F H A 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Red Cross Sec 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Sch: Schan 4 Thesp:ans 3 Sec 4 T:gerag 3 4 Y Teens 1 4 Hynes Vernon Football 1 2 3 4 Jenk:ns John Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cho:r 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Cross Country 4 N H S 4 Track 3 4 Jesalosky Joe Prolector Club 1 2 3 Sec 4 Johnson Dave Baseball 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 H: Y 4 Red Cross 1 2 3 4 NAPE 4 Track34 Kacsmar Frances Band 1 2 F H A V P brar:an234 NHS 4 Kanyuch M:chael Band 1 2 3 4 Kaplet Joann Bond 1 2 3 4 Dramat:cs 3 4 Glee Club 2 L:brar:an 4 Sch: Schan 4 : erag 2 3 4 Kaplet Joe Football 4 Keevert Raymond Football 2 Mgr 4 Keppel Theo New Haven H:gh Cho:r 3 FTA 2 Treas 3 GAA 123 Glrls Intramural 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Sunsh:ne Soc:ety 1 2 3 St C H:gh Dramat:cs 4 NHS 34 Thes p:ans 4 Y Teens 4 K:sh Ronald Track 1 4 Kuntz Carol Dramat:cs 1 2 3 4 Oftice Help 4 T:gerag 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 aCfLlll.flj,, Leach Delbert Band 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr 3 Chorus 2 Football Mgr 1 H: Y 2 Pep Band 4 Prolector Club 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Lehman Johnetta Band 1 2 3 FTA 1 2 3 4 GleeClub4 RedCross1234 NAPE 34 S 34 Pep Band 123 Sch: Sc an Art:st 4 Student Counc:l 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 Pres 4 o Marlorle Band 1 Cho:r 3 4 Chorus 2 Dra m t:cs 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 F H A 1 ee Club 2 3 4 T:gerag 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Malanowsk: Judy Prov:so H:gh Chorus1 Fu ture Bus:ness Leaders 2 3 G:rls League 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Student Counc:l 2 McBr:de Mary Lou Band 1 2 3 4 Class Sec 3 Dramat:cs 1 2 3 4 F T A 3 4 Red Cross 1 3 4 Sch: Schan 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 McGary Marllyn Chorus 3 Dramat:cs 2 Glee Club 2 Merritt Dlck Track1 Mlller Robert H: Y 2 3 4 Progector Club 1 2 c 4 Morr:s Tmsley Cho:r 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 H: Y 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Mulllns Lou We:rton H:gh Commerc:al Club 1 2 L:brary Club1 Treas 2 YTeens1 Sec 2 Norcross Kay Cross Country 2 3 4 Dramat:cs H Y Counc:l 4 Red Cross 1 2 NAPE 3 4 Sch: Schan 4 Thesp:ans 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Pfoor Margaret Cheerleader 1 2 3 Cho:r 2 3 Sec 4 Chorus1 Class Sec 2 V P 3 ra mat:cs 1 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Sec 4 Homecomlng Queen Red Cross 4 Omce Help 3 Sch:Schan 24 Student Counc:l 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Plckenpaugh Nancy Cho:r 234 Chorus 1 FHA 1 YTeens1 Polmg Dave Chorus 1 2 H: Y 2 3 4 Pollack Magdalene Chorus 1 2 FHA 4 Sch: Schan 4 Pollock Conn:e Band Ensemble 1 2 3 and 4 Dramat:cs 1 2 3 Pep Band 3 4 Sch: Schan 4 T:gerag 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pugh Cathle Band Ensemble 1 and 2 3 Class Treas 1and 2 Dramat:cs1 2 3 4 FTA 1 2 Sch: Schan 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 Cabunet 4 lcontmued on page 661 Sch: Schan 23 I I. 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' .- --1 -1 - 1 - , 1 -1- ' l ' -' 1 1 'I . 1 ---1...-1 1 ---1 1 '- 1- ' . ---2. -. . left to rtght Torges Costlne Kettlewell Baugh The Jumor Class has had a most suc cessful year Last sprung they selected their omcers for thus year these were Glen Bough President Charles Kettlewell Vuce Presldent Deno Torges Secretary and Dor othy Costme Treasurer The class has had many protects this year They sold the red and gray ball ponnt pens wnth the basketball schedule on them they took care of the hat and coat -pw JUNIO Glen Baugh . Charles Kettlewell Deno Torges , , Dorothy Costine R CLASS OFFICERS . ,. , .. President ,, . . Vtce-President , ,, .. ,, , Secretary . . ,. Treasurer check at the home basketball games bought their classrmgs and everythmg worked out nlcely Last but not least by far ISll1elI' annual Junior Sensor Prom whuch IS to be held at the end of May The plans are bemg com plete now for thus bra affair and the Junlors can surely be proud of all thetr successful undertakings As usual they have llved up to thetr fine name T A Amiga.: Cdl .44 1,4 url fn, Lf M at Top row left to right Adamson Andreas Balow Barnard Barnes Baugh Berkeblle Bernowskl Berry Bethel Brernot Second row Brlletter Borck Borovrch Brown Bulger Bumgardner Burghy Butler Canter Caraway Cenkus Third row Chambers Clark Clayton Cleland Coe Costlne Couch Cupps DeVaughn Doleskl Fadel Fourth row Fader Flutem Fortuna Fulton Gabel Gallagher Garda Gdula Glover Gor don Grafton Sch: Schan 24 iff, yr it l - ' I ' I , ' 2 1 ' , , ' ' 1 1 .n an v I - y Q Q ,-, ig, .- ' , p. V . 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Top row left Oo rlghf Newlln Packer Pafhorslcy Perzanowskl Phillips Pierce Pogacuch Pogany Pollock Posock Radanovlch Second row Rel-nm A Rice B Rlce Rodgers Rose Rurrmslu Russell Sanah Scott Sllmora Sow ers Third row Stephens Tally Taylor Tempka Torges Travis Urbanek Valugora VanHorn Velas Velula Fourth row Wanger Washington Weekley Wslkerson Wnlllorns Wodarcyk Woods Worrell Sch: Schan 2 'f Q K 1 rsr: f Y Q 5 .1 fed f lf' ll v A . AA -. 2 .. Au he ,, ,sh Y Yr' ' Q 4 .F Cf l :se i Hinge - ' I ' ' ,ia , ' Iles ,A . l 9 . - s f jx? : gg ' we ' L fb , , i i i . . I ef W A is r +' , V ff h M ' .V J J 4' s l or u- A V,,V J 1,15 ti -E ,f t , , J W N Q if - . 7 ' ' 'Q V 5' 1 1 A 'ff ' ' lla ..: H A, V 'W I . - li, K' l sl s,., ..2,L .1,, , , . 'fu f - 5 S .-QQ 5 r 'L - 'i tif v ,fs v . ,, f c - of . .A ve iii' ' 5 . J ,- '- -- 5 5 4 1 .- '- l' Aff' left to ngh Douglass Marron Scott Chorovuch We the Sophomore class have trled to show our ablllty and talent In all that we undertake lt IS the wlsh of every member of our class to be able to prove further as future leaders that we are capable of hand -7 i 41.4 f ltsllna Sfffvfw OFFICERS Tom Douglass President Kathy Marron Vice President Helen Chorovnch Secretary Patty Scott Treasurer lung the responslbllltles that will be given us an the years to follow With the help of our advisors and class officers we are sure to uphold the standard of good work set by the classes preceding Y Top row left to right Anderle Arnold Ashton Aubery Ballog Barnard Baugh Berry Bethel Blanr Bonnell Second row Brown Bruno R Bumgardner S Bumgarclner Butler Carnahan Carter Chorovlch Chrlsty E Clark S Clark Third row Clayton Coates Coffleld Crowford Culksa Cullen Cumk Davis Day Depoe Doug lass Fourth row Dowelr Duvall Eads Eberhart E Evans D Evans Fador Felix Fullon Foltln Foreman Schu Schan 26 Wg is? us. 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' ji P' we 3 OFFICERS Don Blocker President Joan Tedoldi , Vice President Sandra Kacsmar Secretary Nancy Doyle Treasurer Left to right Kacsmar Blacker Doyle Tedoldl We the Freshman Class, have partlclpated and become a part of the hugh school student body enloymg all the actlvntnes made possible for us by the teachers and upperclassmen We are lookmg forward, wnth antuclpatuon to our remaun mg years nn hugh school the pep meetings games bug dances and last but not least the educatnon we wnll recenve lt as our hope to be able to uphold the standards and tradltlons ofthe classes before us v-4 5' 4.1 v-,M W' wi va-'li v-r TGS' as. 17 'N Wlxif LA KJ ,ax siwlv. 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If AA Top row leftto right Horvoth Houk Hrlca Hudock Huml lmer Jablonskl Jeffers Edward Jones Eugene Jones Kacsmar Second row Kendzora Krdd Klnchy Kloyko Klousky Korbu Kotler Kozsuch Krarner Kre sal: Kubrk Thrrd row Kurth Kuslc Kutcher Lance Lodge MacPherson Martin Mazgug McCormack J McCort T McCort Fourth row McDonnell A McGll1on M McGrIton McC-rlothlln McGraw McKay Mentel L Moms P Morris Mullins Nester Fifth row Opatrny Orlus Ornowslu Pablan Pappas Parker Pavluc Prckenpough Puerce Pinter Posock Sixth row Rauschenberg Reed Rehm C Relmf- L Relme Madelyn Race Morcua Race Rodgers Rudder Rumrnslu Rzucldlo WS 'W .4kl A 3 A -1- 1- .,.. if W mfs HW 'fe H IW I ,. xr E Top row left to right Sabo Saboley Sous Schlutt Scott Secret Semanclk Shannon Sharkey Suplevy Shir etta Second row Small Smith Solar Sowers Starks Staskevlch Stefan: Stephens Stewart Stromslu Sutton Third row Sykora Tally Taylor Tedoldl Thompson Thornton Torges Totterdczle Usenlck Uyhazy Vallgora Fourth row Vouloclk Vogler Washington D West E West Wheeler Wrlkunson B Wllllams C Wlllloms T WIllIGmS Woltas k Fifth row Wrlght Yasenchak Not pictured Vlcker Kapllnsky Kuntz Donley Johnson Sch: Schan 29 Si Q-3 .vo 'uw Ju' Y' 4.4-I 5 g , ' 4 454' S ,A ,J - ' -s-. . 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V 1. .f , ' - . , f . , G , ' . , , T ' , ' - Where's the Food? Go Sf. C.! Mrs. Ludwig Decorators Jokers Aren't they sweet'9'7'9 Clowns I'll fell on you Ride 'em Dove! Lollipop!! Watch it Good Y-Teens Best of Friends What you loo Where's Miss Crof1??? Need any help? Schi-Schon - 30 . ' 625 xv 06 , fx A xf M7753 xx I fl , Qx gi, fig, 1' ff :Q f , n , ,. .:. Q 'A 1 . - - ' l A V-K ..5 . ww X J 1 pa, N6 ' -SCIILIIL The Schi-Schan is published each year by a staff consisting of members of the senior class. While initiating some new ideas of our own, our staff has tried to live up to the high quality of past Schi- Schans. Publishing a yearbook is a great re- sponsibility, but our staFF has worked dili- gently in the various departments of ad- vertising, literary, photography, art, and sales, to produce a Schi-Schan worthy to hold a record of our memorable senior year. Schi-Schan - 32 Seated, left to right-Hunt-Editor, Miller-Layout. Standing-C. Henderson-Sales, Chambon-Adven tising, PfoorfSales. STAFF First row, left to right-Pugh, Thorne, Williams, Vin- cent, Huntsman, Pollock, Advisor-Miss Favot. Sec- ond row-White, Rymer, Henderson, Pfoor, Hitt, Chuckery, Advisor-Miss Harris. Third row--Advisor -Mr. Kerr, Chambon, Hunt, N, Socha, W. Borovich, Kuplet, Pollack, Barr. Fourth row-Reline, Ramsey, Eads, Norcross, Miller, Wasylik. Not pictured-Bovw YTTUN. COLLECTORS First row, left to right-Olexa, Hoblick, Barnard, Ku- sic, Altman, Martin. Second row--Henderson, Bailey T. Keppel, M. Keppel, Glover, B. Henderson, Rinkes. Third row-Advisor, Mr. Kerr, McBride, Johnson, Pol- ing, Owens, Mullins, Rice. Fourth row-Pfoor, Cham- bon, Shinoski, Mull, Baugh, Kettlewell, Barr. I First row, left to right--Voligora, He:1th, Bainard, Mazgai, Kusic. Second row- Sponsor, Miss Harris, Pugh, P. Scott, Ry- mer, Pfoor, Huntsman. Third rowfCos- tine, Kump, Caraway, Henderson, Lowderf milk. Fourth row-Hitt, Reline, Sowers, ' JL 511044, By permitting the Junior Red Cross to de- velop membership in our schools, educators are granting the privilege of reaching one of the larg- est and most enthusiastic groups of volunteer workers in the world. The Junior Red Cross pro- vides many opportunities tor young people to serve their community, their country, and work for the betterment of world relations. In the St. Clairsville schools, approximately six hundred young people have contributed to this cause. The Junior Red Cross also stimulates international art, music, and package programs, which we have each year. The bonds that are made by our Junior Red Cross are most impor- tant in the turmoil of the world today. Thanks to the able leadership of Miss Harris we are en- deavoring to do our part. president, B. Piclxenpaugh, Anderson. Fifth row-Kidd, McBride, R. Reline, Bough, Martin, Doyle, Wlahb anthology, DK Fvlffuf 6441111 The National Anthology of Poetry and Essay Association has received entries from students at St. Clairsville High Schcol since January, l948. The compositions compete with entries from other high schools in the United States. Every year we have been proud and honored to have students from our high school whose compositions have been accepted. To these students we say Con- gratulations and Good Luck. ...li-1 Qi Front row, left to right-Taylor, N, Taylor, Lehman, Vincent, White, Liggins, Henderson. Second row-- Norcross, Hughes, Johnson, Greig, Hatch, advisor-Mrs. Ludwig. Schi-Schan f- 33 Schi Schan - 34 First row, left to right-Pickenpaugh, Pfoor, Wilkinson, Lehman, Hunt, Tedoldi, Herman, Chorovich, White, Olexa, Marron, Chuckery. Second row-Mr. Wasylik, Douglas, Kettlewell, Barr, Blocker, Miller, Reline, Hess, Miss Har- rop, Eads, Cupps, Baugh, Herman, Taylor, Chambon. fnunczl Wlafzbnal Hanan, Our Student Council is made up of the presi- dent, vice-president, and two student council rep- resentatives from each class, and the presidents of all clubs associated with the school in directing the extra-curricular activities of the student body and to maintain a wholesome school spirit. The Student Council distributed handbooks to the Freshmen on our annual Freshman day. We assumed the responsibility of arrangements for Homecoming festivities at our Homecoming game on November first, and in recent years the Student Council has set up class elections to re- semble civic elections and thus familiarize the students with this type of citizenship duties. We wish to thank our advisors, Miss Harrop and Mr. Miller for their excellent representation of the faculty. On September 26, 1929, the St. Clairsville Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed. The members of this organization pos- sess the greatest honor which our school has to offer. This year, as in the past, the Society is under the advisorship of Mrs. Lena Ludwig. Those Juniors and Seniors chosen to be mem- bers must have a majority vote ofthe high school faculty, and must possess these four qualifica- tions: Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and Service. First row, left to right-Henderson, T. Keppel, Chambcn, Hunt, Hess, Lehman. Second row-Berry, Doleski, M Keppel, Iddings, Williams, Wilkinson, Chuckery, Kasmar, Taylor. Third row-Mrs. Ludwig, Barr, Jenkins, Farrar Ends, Fulton, Wasylik, Rethy. Not Pictured--Shannon, Rnbinson. Our school paper, the Tigerog, organ- 'I TIGERAG First row, left to right-J. Huntsman, C. Kuntz, D. Glover, S, Foltin, P. Boyce, M. Altman, P. Russel. Second rowfli. Jud- son, J. Mitchell, D. Kish, J. Chuckery, G. Williams, C. Pollock, C. Dorsch, Advisor Miss Johnson. Third rowYAdvisor Miss Ammon, N. Sochci, W. Borovich, J. Kaplet, J. Shinoski, R. Reline, Editor, M. Loy, C. Harris, K. Morron. Absent-Advisor Mrs. Graham, R. Ramsey, R. Bowman. ized sixteen years ago, was named for the Tigers, the name of our football team at that time. The paper is published monthly for the purpose of informing the faculty and stu- dents of the activities and special events. The last issue is devoted to the graduating class. We owe the success of the paper, this year, to the constant etifort and co-operation of the statt, the editor, Bob Reline, and the advisors, Miss Ammon, Mrs. Graham, and Miss Johnson. We express our appreciation to the Ti- gerag Stag, and wish the paper luck in the The Prciector Club was formed as a ser- future. PROJECTOR CLUB First row, left to right-W. Rethy, Rehm, Jesalosky, Taylor, Walters, May, R. Rethy, Advisor-Mr. Hill. Second row-Barr, Leach, Cuiksa, Barlow, Duvall, Pollock. Third row-Miller, Fulton, Velas, Albert, Wasylilc, Pierce, Kinchy, Saboley. vice to the school. All the members are fully trained in visual education as well as audio use. The equipment of the club con- sists of three sixteen-millimeter sound pro- jectors, and two public address systems. The main project is the classroom movies. These are shown by members during their study periods. During the nocn hour, full length movies are shown tor entertainment. Our advisor, Mr. Hill, keeps the club functioning smoothly. U,-jam, Sitting- fBasnett, Hitt, Lehman, Shannon, P. Williams, K. Iddings. Standing-Pugh, advisor, Miss Johnson, advisor, Mrs. Ludwig, Wil- kinson, Frey, C. Henderson, Hunt, Taylor, Berry. The purpose of the Y.W.C.A. is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing, in our common life, those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The Y-Teens are the junior members of the Y.W.C.A. They carry on activities designed to help with the problems of growing up . Girls from fourteen and eighteen develop leadership by planning club programs, conducting meet- ings, and engaging in community service. We are sponsored locally by the Town Unit. We are grateful to our advisors, Miss John- son and Mrs. Ludwig, for their expert guidance in helping us Y-Teens to do these things. ev First row, left to right-Valigora, C Herbert, S. Barnard, S. lddings, ond row-advisor, Mrs. Ludwig, Costine, Kidder, S. Harris, P. Lodge, Miss Johnson, Kump, M. Keppel, Metcalf, Hughes, T. Keppel, M. Pfoor, Altman, Taylor, P. Williams, Krotky, Newlin, Pathorsky, Pollock, Loy Chambers, Lehman, A, Glover, Hunt, McBride, Dorsch, C. Harris, West. Qs. .navy . Berkebile, Berry, Merryman, Basnett, R. Kurth, Fadel, J. Scott. Sec- Wanger, White, Rymer, Hitt, Pugh, Weekly. Third row-advisor C. Henderson, Boyce, Huntsman. Fourth row-S. Shannon, Wilkinson, Fifth row-K. Iddings, Clark, Urbanek, Perzanowski, G. Williams, l First row, left to right-D. Fadel, Mentel, Kusic, Giffin, Kozsuch, Cupps, P. Brown, Finney, Kinchy, Pogan, N. Herbert, J. Taylor. ,Second row-Heath, Pavlic, Frew, Reichley, Ptoor, P. Scott, Mitchell, Olexa, Kish, Williams, Tedoldi, Glover, advisor, Miss Johnson. Third row- advisar, Mrs. Ludwig, Taylar, Ligins, Anderle, Henderson, Herzog, Lowdermilk, Janes, Lucas, Foltin, Wright, Stefani. Fourth Row-Wil' liams, Horvath, Lodge, Betts, Hays, Reline, Donley, Saba, Reline, Herman, Staskevich, Shannon, Sutton. Fifth row-Bailey, Owens, Good, Miller, Kotler, Frey, Fulton, Kidd, Doyle, Marron, Saboley, Martin, Stromski. Schi-Schan - 36 First row, left to right-Coftield, Chambon, Barr. Second row-Ault, Henderson, Richards. The Hi-Y, a religious sccial club, is one ofthe most important organizations in the school. lt has aftiliation with both the National Hi-Y and and clean living. - OFFICERS Harry Charnbon Pl'eSld9n' Russell Richards Vice Preildenl Richard Bair Secretary Ronald Henderson Treasurer Alfred Coftield Chaplain David Ault Sergeant-at-Arms This year we have two new advisors, Mr Cook and Mr. Gault. They are doing a fine job and deserve a lot of praise. The Hi-Y sponsors the special devotional ser- vices at Thanksgiving and Easter, a number of worthwhile projects, and its highlight in the so- cial activities is the Sweetheart Dance. the district Y. M. C. A. at Wheeling. Its aim is to create, maintain, and extend through the home, school, and community high standards of Chris- tian character. The platform of the Hi-Y is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, First row, left to right-Taylor, Martin, Mentel, Dowler, Bough, Douglas, Wilkinson, Berry, Bethel, Morgan, Sny der. Second row-Advisor, Mr.Gault, Kennedy, Pogany, Kettlewell, Cupps, Jones, Taylor, Barr, Kelich, Taylor Temka, Advisor, Mr. Cook. Third row-Chambers, Chamhon, Shinoski, Mull, Barlow, Uhazy, Coffield, Robinson Jagucki, Schmitt. Fourth row-Miller, McGlumphy, Richards, Hess, Henderson, Bradshaw, Johnson, Eads, Poling VanHorne, Norcross, Wasylik. Schi-Schon - 37 F.H.A. First row, left to right-Bumba, S. Kacsmar, Pathorsky, Figura, Bulger, Huntsman, Brown, Scott. Second row-F. Kacsmar, Wiater, Caraway, Sykora, Rinkes, Travis, M. Borovich, Cofheld. Third row--W. Borovich, Miller, Thor- ton, Fulton, Fagle, Pollack, Ault, Advisor-Miss Booth. Fourth row-Socha, Hathaway, Anderson, Sloan, Choro- vich, Chanbers, Fillon. . JL. ,. J. J. d.. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in iunior and senior high school. We work together for better and hap- pier home Iife for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for dem- ocracy. Our club, this year has chosen to follow the goals of the state which are: T, to pro- mote better family living, 2, to help mem- bers understand the opportunities open to them in the field of home economics, 3, to understand our neicfhbors both at home and In 1958, The Future Teachers of Amer- ica was organized in St. Clairsville High School. The obiective of this national or- ganization is to secure on adequate and continuing supply of teachers by orienting interested boys and girls to the advantages of the teaching profession. The St. Clairsville club has grown in membership and interest during the last few years. Under the expert advising of Mr. Heskett and Miss Craft, the F. T. A. carries on its many activities. These include attending conferences and dinners, spon- soring speakers, assembly programs, and dances, beside offering interesting and in- formative meetings. abroad, and 4, to provide training for each chapter member for participation in home, school, and community activities. l ...L oi F.T.A. First row, left to right-Heath, Reline, Pugh, Kidder, Olexa, Fadel, Berry, Pierce, Kurth. Second row-Bumba Barnard, Costine, L. Fadel, Bailey, Herman, Betts, Donley, Sutton. Third row-Rymer, Williams, Shannon, Kump Henderson, Harris, Pfoor, Huntsman, Reichley, Hitt. Fourth row-Hunt, Shannon, Wilkinson, Owens, Ault, Reline Barr, Williams, McBride, Sabo. Fifth row-Kettlewell, Perzanowski, Ramsey, Shinoski, Eads, Robinson, Fulton Lehman, Korpon, Bough. Schi-Schan - 38 First row, left to right-Chuckery, Ballog, Kuntz, Travis, Sowers, Hitt. Second row-Rymer, Fiutem, Principal, Mr. Miller. ow . The library is kept running smoothly under the wise supervision of Miss Har- rop. Her assistant Librarians help by stamping out books, and keeping the books in order. There are also many reference books that must be kept in good shape. The newspapers and mag- azines are used quite frequently, and they also must be signed out each time they are read. It is the duty of the Li- brarians to help keep the library quiet and orderly, so that the students can go there to find references on authors, com- plete reports, and the many other things students are required to do. Mica, At the beginning of the school year, Mr. Miller chose eight students from the six study halls, to help him in the office. There were two students in the office the first and sixth periods, and one student in the oftice each of the other four per- iods. These students run errands, do typ- ing and mimeographing, answer the telephone and many other oftice duties. They collect the absence slips and eligi- bility sheets. The first semester they took announcements around to each class, but the inter-com system was installed in December, eliminating the announcement duty of the office help. The office group worked under the di- rection of Mr. Wasylik during the second semester, while Mr. Miller acted as our school superintendent. First Table, left to right-P. Sochu, M. Staskevich, M. Pogan, L. Kidder. Second Table-Wanger, A. Sikora, C. Kidd, B. Pickenpaugh. Third Table- J. Kaplet, E. Opatrny. Standing-F. Kacsmar, Librarian, Miss Harropp P. Reichley, L. Miller. Schi-Schan - 39 Qfxamahlca, First row left to right Doleslu K lddlngs L Fadel G Wllllams Hobluck S Iddmgs S Barnard Kudde Second row Hunts man Kufnp Kaplet Keppel Loy Dorsch Chuckery Kuntz Rymer Pugh Thlrd row Advlsor Mr Yaussy Glover Korpon Urbanek Hender on Pfoor Keppel Shcnnon t-'unt Chambon Hutt Fourth row Bradshaw West Perzanowskl McBrlcle Wu' klnson Shmoskl Bough Kettlewell Rellne Ffth row D Johnson Henderson Eads McGlumphy Hess Richards Roblnson Albert Barr Norcro s First row left to right P Scott Renchley S Kozuch Cupps Klsh Glffen Barnard Taylor Pagan Second row Dlrectar M Yaussy Mavron Mntchell S Pfoor Olexa Lucas Jones Wlllla'ns Bond Thlrd row Henderson Herzog Taylor lowdermlllm Foltln Glover Morgan Wllllarns Sutton Fourth row Owens Kudd Doyle Martin Staslcevlch Donley Herman Anderson Shannon Barley Rogers Each year a great number of students become members of the Dramatlcs Club the dance which followed the Homecoming Game honorung the Homecoming Court Thus provides an opportunuty fcr students to manifest their many Interests such as make p building stage propertles, dlrectmg plays and actmg Many are the functlons which they perform Throughout the year the Club promotes many soclal outings and plays The bug gest productnon this year was Tnme Out For Ginger and the chief social functlan was The most coveted positron that each member strives for IS membership In the National Thesplan Scclety Students can achleve thus goal by earnung points through acting or performing other dutles requlred by the Club Our dnrector, Mr Paul Yaussy has helped us through another successful year by advlslng and dlrectlng our work Schn Schan 40 . , - . . , , , f - 4 - I 1 , I I 1 , , S. 1 ' I I' I I r 1 I I ' I Y , ., , .,,,, , . - , , , . , . I - I u, . , . ' I . . , . . ,,. , . First row, left to right-Ault, Rymer. Second row-Chambon, Chuckery, Huntsman. Third row-Ramsey, Reline, Advisor, Mr, Yaussy. this, the troupe plays o large role in direct- ing the Dramatics Department. With the leadership of Mr. Paul Yaussy, the National Thespian Society is one of the most impcr- tant organizations of our school. The Dramatics Council is formed by the combination of officers from the Thespians and the Dramatics Club. The Council meets with Mr. Yaussy, our capable advisor, and plans activities forthe members of the Dra- matics department. First row, Qfzamafzkn, fvunal The honor of being selected for member- ship in the National Thespian Society is the reward for meritorious work and participa- tion inthe Dramatics Department. When a student secures Thespian membership, he is a lifetime member. Our division ofthe Society is known as Troupe 429. Our Thespians have the priv- ilege cf attending plays and conferences throughout the school year. The ideals ofthe National Thespians are well expressed in their motto, Act well your part, therein the honor lies. The members strive to uphold this motto and by doing Second row-Chombon, Ramsey, Advisor, Mr. Yaussy, Ault Reline. Not pictured-R. Bowman, ,ai Future Thespians Schi-Schan Preparation - dl left to right--Rymer, Hunt, Chuckery, Huntsman First row, left to right-S. Iddings, Fadel, Washington, Basnett, Pfoor, Gabel, Abel, Hawkins, Huntsman. Second row-Lodge, Shannon, Borovich, Glover, Morris, Arnold, Murray, Taris. Third row-lddings, Loy, Pickenpaugh, Couch, Barr, Lyons, Kettle- well, Baugh. Fourth row-Director-Miss Craft, Butler, Wilkerson, Good, Marron, Taylor, Loy, Cupps, Jenkins. Fifth row- Glover, Sikora, Merdick, Wilkerson, Uhazy, Fulton, Robinson, Richards, Hess. Uvcal, 0 Our vocal department, under the ca- pable direction of Miss Craft, is known for its outstanding achievements. This year the department has a record enrollment of two hundred eighteen members. The first period chorus is composed of the younger group of boys and girls who are a feeder class for next year's choir. Second period chorus is composed complete- ly of Freshman girls. The Senior choir con- sists of the older and more advanced stu- dents. The Girls Glee Club, a chosen group from all classes of the high school, practices of? school time, as do the three ensembles. Jim. pmwl fhmzm. First row, left to right-Valigora, D. Moore, Olexa, Mora, Jones, Berry, Bond, Barr, Nester, H, Scott, McCracken, Kurth. Second row-S. McCracken, Kuba, Preston, Smereck, Parker, R. Totterdale, Horek, Valocik, P. Morris, Williams, Graham, Barnard, Third row-M. Staskevich, Borck, Rinkes, Rosepapa, E. Jones, R. Arnold, Wheeler, L. Morris, Martin, Reichley, Wanger, Skrtish. Fourth row-Hunt, B. Pickenpaugh, Josefczyk, R. Starks, Dowler, D. Taylor, T. Starks, Morgan, Thompson, Ligins, Good, Harris. Fifth row-Director-Miss Craft, Clark, Felix, Roscoe, Hatch, Hall, Greig, Jackson, McGraw, Sloan, Day, Chorovich. Not pic- tured-R. Rudder. Schi-Schan -- 42 fhobr, First row, left to right-Vincent, Costine, Rymer, White, Katie, Lyons, Berkebile, Hoblick. Second row-MacPherson, Shipe, McHugh, O'Shenslxi, Doleski, Metcalf, Wilkinson, Gallagher, A. Taylor. Third row-Heath, Bulger, Stromski, Sanati, Hawkins, Ault, Henderson, Pfoor. Fourth row-Ault, VanDyne, Christy, Packer, Krotky, Owens, Burghy, Hughes. Fifth row-McGlum- phy, Rice, Zeyer, Griffiths, West, Urbanek, Opatrny, Rice. These ensembles are selected groups. Sen- ior Girls Ensemble is made up of twelve upper-class girls. The Boys Ensemble con- sists of twelve members also. Fifteen Fresh- mon girls make up the Freshman Girls En- semble. The entire vocal department performs at the annual Christmas and Spring Con- certs. They also participate in District Con- test, and if eligible, State Contest. Extra re- hearsals, time, and efifort of both director and students have produced outstanding performances. Mvziod fhmua, First row, left to right-M. Rice, D. Pavlic, S. Kozuch, B. Willians, B. Frew, R. Csabai, J. Tedoldi, S. Foster, P. Heath, B. Kinchey. Second row--D. Foliin, J. Taylor, C. Kusic, S. Washington, L. Heskett, S. Herman, D. Fadel, G. Gittin, J. Stefani, C. Reline, C. Cupps, K. Yasenchak. Third row-A. Kubik, G. Hudalx, J. Hirauk, B. Shannon, D. Donley, T. Betts, C. Edqar, S. Buwwba, B. Su.- ton, D. Schlatt, N. Caraway, P. DeQuine. Fourth row-A. Fulton, M. lmer, E. Fogle, M. Rice, S. McGlothlin, B. Gooch, S. Kot- ler, L. MacPherson, B. Useniclc, R. Anderson, P. Horvath, Director-Miss Craft. Fifth row-C. Kidd, B. Lodge, D. Stromski, P. Klouskey, S. Saboley, F, Ornouski, M. Martin, P. Bailey, F. McCort, S. Hayes, F. Secrest, N. Doyle. Not pictured-E. Reed, H. Pappas. Schi-Schan - 43 Kami fnuncil Left to right-Coffield, Bethel, Fry, Barlow, Herbert, Director, Mr. Hammond. and First row, left to right-Boyce, Pollock, C. Herbert, Urbanek, Doleski, Morgan, P. Brown, Henderson, Kaplet, Glover, Cottield, Marron. Second row-M. Williams, Foltin, Lucas, Rehm, Weekly, B. Clark, Travis, Harris, Kurth, Good, Rogers, Anderle, Fore- man, Arnold, Martin, Barlow, Dorsch. Third row-Gdula, Wright, Finney, Uhazy, Kump, Korpon, Taylor, Pierce, M. Pierce, Rehm, Huntsman, Hughes, Sowers, Rice, Frew, Herbert, Kresak, Johnson, Hendershot, Kramer, Jones, Wilkinson, Scott, Frey. Fourth row-Albert, Mozden, Herman, Thornton, McBride, Lowdermilk, Judson, Mitchell, Mazgai, Phillips, Director, Mr. Brad Hammond, VanHorne, Foltin, Chambers, Douglas, Snyder, Posock, Tedoldi, G. Williams, Bethel, Phillips, Kurth, Hitt, Clayton, Herzog, Pathorsky, Jagucki, Comeld. Strike up the band!! And with these words we automatically think of the St. Clairsville Red Devils Band. The band under the supervision of their new director, Mr. Hammond, made their regular ap- pearances at the football games with a Drum Major and six snappy Maiorettes proudly leading them down the field to the tune of When the Saints Go Marching In. The music of the band takes on a more seri- ous nature as football season comes to a close. Busily they prepare for their annual spring and winter concerts, and then they immediately make preparations for the district and state contests. St. Clairsville is always commendably repre- sented by the band in these contests. The band and all the other crganizations of the instrumental department such as the Wind En- semble, the Pep Band, and the Dance Band, are supported by a group called the Band Mothers. This group deserves our most sincere apprecia- tion. To Mr. Hammond and the T957-58 band, we extend our congratulations and thanks for a iob well done. Schi-Schan - 45 Pap, BLZILUL Seated, left to right-Lehman, Barlow Dorsch, Uhazy. Standing-Tedoldi, Her bert, Coftield, VanHorne, Jagucki, Hunts man, Pollock, Barnard. Much of the zest and enthusiasm displayed at the pep meet- ings, football games, and basketball games is aroused by the high school Pep Band. This group is made up of talented and devoted musicians who show their loyalty to the school by do- nating their services tothe pep activities. The Pep Band meets for practice twice a week, at noon. The group was organized to in- crease school spirit and inspire confidence in the teams. We ex- press our appreciation for the time and effort the Pep Band spends to help St. C. High on to victory, Qfuufn, ' JL 'mail' Left to right-P. Scott, Mitchell, Kump, Hughes, Harris, Lucas, J. Scott. Pefuwnallfy, fnwzf, dgafmg, JCQAA. Helen, wlufe 5,enw'L Jfznq, Senun, Queen, Sally, Haw, Ueclu. Ulexa, 5112 Uddzngm, J1ueAhm.en, Queen, QSophom0'm. Queen, gunun, Queen, Sch: Schuh 47 805 'aw , 0 X Q wwdzpjnam -- 'Wi ti 2 First row, left to right-Morris, Kaplet, Hynes, Johnson, Bradshaw, Graham, Henderson, B. Hess, Robinson, Heath. Second row-Manager-Keevert, Kresak, Adamson, Bulger, Baugh, Rose, Kinchey, Kurucz, Kettlewell, VanDyne, Third row-Assistant Coach-Mr. Biltz, Schmitt, Eads, Evans, Horvath, Hogue, Mull, Shipe, Taylor, Coach-Mr. Wasylik. Fourth row-Assistant Coach-Mr, Mumley, Schlatt, Gregg, Hatch, Ashton, Starks, Duvall, Lyons, Berry, Ballog, Assistant Coach-Mr. Flowers. The 1957 Red Devils fcotball squad com- piled one of the best records in St. Clairs- ville's history. The Red Devils won seven lost one and tied one. Though they faced many obstacles throughout the season, the who could accept defeat as well as victory. From the last half of the 1955 season to the next to the last game of the 1957 season, the Red Devils went through 20 straight games without defeat. Much of the boys' success was due to the fine work of our coaches led by Nick Wasy- lik, the head coach. The line, which worked hard to open holes for the backfield, was boys fought back against all odds. When the season was over, the boys had proved not only that they were excellent football players, but that they were flne sportsmen Q VARSITY COACHES Left to right-Mr. Wasylik, Mr. Flowers, M Biltz, Mr. Mumley. -in Schi-Schan - 50 xsesiikss X N X sw? N dig s? is X f - - -. ' 7 5 5 ' T- 5 K j i Q 4 . - .fa . ' X . . 1 ,,,. . ' ig. ,X . - - - - : . :ts sf- . Q ' . . - ffrr.-X .. . - - ' g.fNRiseix'l:- ., .Si ,., , L . .3 AS.L 5 1 3 . . la. Q. t ' il sr I V X. W ., .. SN- ' iiwa gx,g .A 1 coached by Tiger Flowers. John Biltz and Sam Mumley were the trainers. Cal Turner again served as Freshman coach, and this year he was assisted by a newcomer, Ray Cook. Time and time again these men proved that they were fine leaders as well as excellent coaches. All through the season the boys proved that they were good sports as well as fine athletes, and should be commended forthe fine record. . F S Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Away SCORES Newcomerstown Wintersville Linsly Martins Ferry Barnesville Shadyside Triadelphia Cadiz Bridgeport J J FRESHMEN COACHES Left to right-Mr. Turner Mr Wit chey, Mr. Cook. We 54 . 13 31 40 62 39 46 7 26 They 13 13 6 7 13 0 14 13 13 First row, left to right-S. Chambers, C. Houk, J. Jablonski, B. Davenport, E. Jones, P. Shiretta, J Blernott Sec ond row-L. Hrica, D. Dingey, L. Bebee, J. Pabian, B. Wheeler, D. Blacker, T. Ballog, T. Williams A Sykora T Starks, l.. Morris, L. Kuntz. Third row-Coach-Mr. Cook, Coach-Mr. Witchey, T. Small, J. Veloski B Rudder P Morris, J. Valigora, R. Huml, J. McGraw, J. Hindman, l. Dlesk, Coach-Turner. Schi-Schan - 51 QW 1. 8' XM 1l ,,4 - s No? Shaw ,vw Xia Wi ,apll C RSON . V :,: 145,40 Y 593 ,,,- gi MQW . F' 1., . 1-1-ni 53 pictured-Ault, Cullen, Rice. Wx.. rx ev ,.,, H. Q 2-9 Y 1 si 1 ffl gl' Q? if RN E' Y L5.v,qg-,RM 4, f X J ax Lf' K 3 K 9 Wx iii, 2 , K5 .vi Q Q 1 K o ..:. 6fVJ'0,v HS QM , X708 7' ff X WH 0 ' Y H M155 Q if iv fi X , 1 A 5 . Lira Q 4 .L W gy X lt S F: ' WA .K Ox M K X N f We - ' ? - 1, M I - ff---'- 5' ff NX.wu5 L -' W' I i .4 ig K :fin - K poblfy .- x K-', 3, X I' Q ' 2 1- N1 A . 1 X 19?-'f?ffi f , XVf , Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 6 10 13 20 7 'IO 14 17 21 24 28 31 4 7 11 14 18 21 24 26 1 z3a4lmtbalL First row, left to right-Coach, Mr. With chey, Robinson, Bradshaw, Graham, C Eads, Rice. Second row-Jenkins, Cupps Hess, J. Eads, Jackson. Third row-Starks Baugh. The St. Clairsville basketball team, which lost only two seniors from the un- defeated squad of 1956-57, provided St. C. with another successful and thrilling year of basketball. This year's squad has operated with six lettermen: Clyde Eads, Jim Bradshaw, John Jenkins, Richard Graham, Barry Hess, and Paul Rice. Rounding out the team and showing great promise were juniors Steve Cupps and Glen Baugh, and sophomores Jim Eads, Royce Starks, Tom Jackson, and Denny Evans. Although there was tremendous pressure on the squad and on the new coach, Myles Witchey, they went into each and every game with a fighting and winning spirit. We were all proud cf the way our team and new coach represented St. C. High School onthe basketball floor. Scams, WE THEY Linsly . .. .. . 44 Home Dillonvale ,... 45 Away Uhrichsville.. . .. . 47 Away Wintersville ..,,. .. . 44 Away Barnesville . . 62 . Away Dillonvale . .. 45. .. .. . Home Bridgeport . .. . . .55 .. Home Warwood .. . .. 33.. . Home Shadyside , ..,. 58 .. Home Magnolia . . . 52... . . Home Cadiz . .. . .. .57 , Home Tiltonsville ... ... 61. . .. . Home Shadyside .54. . .. Away Linsly . 70 . Away Triadelphia . 55 Home Bridgeport .. . . 49 . Away Martins Ferry .... . . 65 . . . 56 . Home Barnesville . .... .. . , ........ 83.. . 59 Home DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WE THEY Shadyside ... .. . .72 61 Martins Ferry Martins Ferry . .. .. .. 75 .. . .. 60 Martins Ferry Tiltonsville . .... ........ ...,.. . . . 77. . , . .79 Martins Ferry March 1 was the final game of the district tournament. Schi-Schan - 54 . 1 X . Eff? 4 X':':. I 1? .Q as l g I I I W ,,,,,, , q Gm ' w www gash' Q5 1,57 'gg X. R V 1 C W 55 ss 6 Left to right-Hoblick, Costine, Glover, Wilkerson, White, Basnett. left to right-Cupps, Donley, Hayes. Not Pictured-P. Griffiths. The Cheerleaders of St. Clairsville High School are a group of six girls chosen by certain members of the faculty, the president of the stu- dent council, the senior cheerleaders, and Mrs. Graham, the supervisor. They are responsible for our school sports- manship and spirit. Their yells, supported by the students, give the football and basketball play- ers the urge to fight harder, when they think a battle is lost. This year the cheerleaders have been out- fitted with new uniforms. These are red wool slacks and grey Red-Devil sweaters. We have a fine group of girls to represent our school and we are proud of them. BASEBALL First row, left to right-Jones, Cupps, Hor- vath, Stromski, Barr. Second rowfCoach- Mr, Bostcncic, lenkins, Rose, Baugh, Robin- son, Pogany, Uhazy. Third row-McGlum- phy, Richards, Johnson, Bradshaw, Shin- oski, May, Baubal The Red Devils baseball team will have ten of last year's fourteen letter winners back this season. Along with this array, a competent group of underclassmen will fill the spaces left by graduation. Training, under the direction ofa new coach, Bill Bos- tancic, will begin in April in crder that the boys will be in top condition for the 1958 season. Having had a fairly good sea- son last year, the boys hope for many vic- tcries again this season. Although disap- pointed after losing in the tournaments at Brookside, perhaps the Devils will be more fortunate on the baseball diamond this year. 5111! One of the least publicized of spring sports, but one of the most demanding in skill, is golf. Our golf team consists of five members including the coach, Mr. Biltz. There are two returning lettermen this year and they are supported by two new addi- tions to the team. St. Clairsville will play such teams as Til- tonsville, Steubenville and New Philadel- phia and will particpate in the O.V.A.C. and the district tournaments. St. Clairsville was runner-up in the district last year and we hope they can do as well this year. Golf is a very fascinating sport and with the potential this team has, it should have a fine season. We all wish the boys luck and success. l ? 'F GOLF 'fi ' 1 Left to right-Velas, Jackson, Coach---Mr. , Q , Biltz, Martin, Wasylik, Dowler, Taylor. 'fcmk.',Q' 'il is n-JP' Fw. lg. N., o-is ...SU Schi-Schan - 57 During the past six years, St. Clairsville has won the O.V.A.C. track championship six times. The T958 Red Devils Squad will be out to make it seven in a row. This may prove to be quite a task though, since there are very few lettermen returning from the T957 squad. Dave Porter- field, who coached the Red Devils to their sixth straight championship has retired, and this year the thinclads will be under the guidance of Ccach Calvin Turner, who coached the freshman track squad last year. Though the Red Devils may be the underdog, the squad will be cut to win and live up to its motto, A quitter never wins, a win- Dmrlr, Crawford, Martin, B. Taylor, Morgan, Evans First row, left to right-Horvath, Ashton, Berry, E. May, Valigora, Morris, D. Taylor, J. Morris, J. May. Second row-Starks, Duvall, Bulger, Coffield, Shipe, Griffiths, Torges, Kettlewell, Bough, Barr, Sanati, Lyons, Kresak, Jenkins, Fador, Ballog, J. Eads. Third row-Bradshaw, Hogue, Heath, Hughes, Wasylik, Norcross, Shin- oski, B. Hess, Johnson, Henderson, Rice, Richards. Ault, Hatch, Mull, Greig, T. Tay- lor, VanDyne, Robinson, Roscoe, Jackson, ner never quits. fluma, fnwday, First row, left to right-Barr, Bough. Sec- ond row-Richards, Torges. Third row, standing left to right-Hughes, Bradshaw manager, Coffield, Shinoski, Norcross, Johnson, manager, Wasylik, coach Turner, at right. Coach, Mr. Turner. This sport is a vigorous, highly competitive one, and is an excellent conditioner and a stam- ina builder. Running cross country is one ofthe best ways to get in shape for spring track. The St. C. harriers had a good season this past fall, which was climaxed by a fairly good showing in the district meet at Belmont Hills Country Club. Every one ofthe boys earned his letter, and, sing- ly or as a unit, they all performed well. We all heartily congratulate this year's fine team on a job well done. '-X . si.. slew, Schi-Schan - 58 Hold it! Moments to Remember Aren'f!l1ey siudious? Sing preffy Ge? Q iob Nancy and Wanda Big 8 Candid Camera How are you fixed for blades???? 1-2-ahgoi Y-Teen Cabinet Ofiice Girl Schi-Schcm S 59 f 1 Fa 5, bl -.A..,. ...we ,Q V K -iff 7 ax ' Y- in f Q41-Li as -4 1 Homecoming Court Were you There? Happy Landing! Misfleioe Bull Or were you here? Greenhorns! Schi-Schon - 60 if gf 006 9' HIM! ffw 3 S ...gf I I Y W Y' i X X i 1-...-I N 1 h U' U -4125 -Y 3 A if This year in St. Clairsville, we have a new superintendent, his name is Mr. Charles R. Miller who was asked to take over the position of Mr. Wilbur Gregg upon the latter's resignation. Mr. Miller, as superintendent, has prcved his ability and understanding with the students and faculty. His advancement has proved that he has at heart the welfare of our schcol. He is ready to extend a helping hand to any of the students, and has proved to be an essential guid- ing figure in our school life. As we close this chapter in our high school life, we would like to thank Mr. Miller for his help and guidance this past year. Bvafwl 0,4 If Charles R. Miller pg Mr. R. K. Sutton Mr. Barricklow Lodge Mr, Lguis Gnffhhg President Vice President a Mrs. Lucille Shannon Mr. Ralph Gifien Cl CH'l95 H- Tl'10mP50n JV Schi-Schan - 62 Clerk Patience, understanding and etticiency, well describe our high school principal, Mr. Wasylik, who so ably took over the principalship of our high school, when Mr. Miller was advanced to be our superintendent. We admire him for his splendid co-operation with the faculty and his friendliness toward all students. He has helped us in personal matters as well as in educational matters, and has never failed to greet us with a smile. Now that we have come to the end of our high school years we wish to show our apprecia- tion forthe help and friendliness given us. X Betty Barnes Nicholas J. Wasylilc Our competent and attractive secretary is Betty Barnes. We see her constantly busy at her many duties. Her willingness to help students and teachers, her radiant smile, her pleasing per- sonality win her a friend among every student in school. You have our thanks, Betty. Schi-Schan - 63 31014-lfflf s 'A Howard Flowers Miami University, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Metal Work Albert Fulton Ohio State University, B.S. Industrial Arts Edward Garda Geneva College, B.S. Pitt, Bowling Green, West Virginia University Drivers Training Richard Gault California State Teachers College, B A, History, Spanish Nancy Graham Muskingum College, A.B. Physical Education Bradford Hammond West Liberty State College, A.B. Instrumental Music Emma Lou Ammon Bethany College, A.B. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting Robert Bethel Ohio University, B.S. in Education Biology, General Science Kathleen Booth Marshall College, A.B. Vocational Home Economics Graduate Study, West Virginia University Home Economics Raymond Cook Kent State University, B.S. in Education Biology, General Science, World History Elizaheth Craft Muskingum College, B.M. Music Dena Favot Muskingum College, A.B. English, Commercial Geography Schi-Schan li--xx Lena Ludwig Wooster College, A.B. English, French Donald Magruder West Virginia University, B. S in Education A.B. in Political Science Sociology, Civics, World History Samuel Mumley University of Maryland, West Liberty State College, A B English 'I-3, Assistant Football Coach Eli Robert Munas Ohio State University, University of Pittsburgh Ohio University, B.S. In Education M F A Art David Porterfield Dulce University, A.B. Guidance, Physical Education Nicholas J. Wasylik Ohio State University, B.S. 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