Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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Sue Lohr, Editor Ronald Harris, Assistant Editor Greg Rush, Business Manager Norman McKibben, Activities Editor Gene Schwartz, Sports Editor Barbara Clary, Music Editor Mr. Allen Cole, Advisor X 5 Q.- f - . Q. . -- --Qs. . . 4 - ,yr L.kkk , L Q, -Wifi: -v A ?',ff f12fi- -yggfg . yliglg b -lf Q' . g S 'Kiera'-QQ, .. ig ,X . . 54 N ..,1.::-: 2 .Q M - as Y ei. 1. ,sl sq 'nz-' .. Q --Q. X X iw-. if -1 S f Six 4 gif SK 1 1 QM? 5, if K N K 3EQi?ff1: 1 . iv: . X sy, f iz. , 'Q ffsg A35 if E5 fi- t E31 ' N V7 K X A ggi In E: .3314 new wnwmy., ,N A W r,:,- V x11.2 , f .-efwis'-S xc- X7 .fy AFS Q ' 153335, ,sfgzii 1' W, A 35,5 Sw ,Mm 1.- 1 1 ,, 'fi 5 4 W A iw 'e 5 Xihffii 3 5 S -fig z 'hisii El- 51 W ff l- pf 3. A 4, +L F.H. . FIRST ROW: Mary Ream. Secretary: Charlotte Hoover, Vice-Presiiientg Jurly Stiefel. President: Karen Shull. Treasurer, Pat Striker, News Reporter. Mrs. Pollock, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Janice Leonhardt. Margaret Nunns. Jo Ann Martin. Mary lillen Mayhill. Charlene Hoover, Joan Welsh. Laurcttxi Long. Janet Shank. Carol Shank. Sharon Qiiiiintance. Arlene Pfleidcrer. THIRD ROW: Jean Long. Esther Quaintance, Pat Lambert. Sharon Francis, Glory Scott. Kay Cole. Mary Dennis. Judy Ricksecker. Barbara Ash. Mary Kurtz. FOURTH ROW1 I-Ilcnnra Warner. Arlene Shank. Barbara Harris. Linda Fawley, Su Byrd Jeanette Christman. Karen Casey. Rosa-mary Guttonbc-rg Linda Rossman, Beverly IVlcKeehen. I fm ,ov Q MQW ji, 1 I 5 . A 1975? . 1-if M ii at iiftli Q ,, a lui r i 3 FIRST ROW: Ted Clary. Gene Schwartz, Treasurerg Gene Bill Stuckman, John Sturtz. Marvin Kocher.RichardStriker, Disbennett. Arthur Rush,Secretaryg Glen Hoffsis. Presidentg Greg Rush, Vice-Presidentg Larry Wagner, News Reporterg Glenn Cheesman. Student Advisorg Daniel Luidhardt SI-ICOND ROW: Mr. Thomas. Advisory Kenny Pfleiderer Gerald James, Raymond Heinlen, Ralph Moore. Raymon Mollencoph. THIRD ROW1 Larry Rossman. Donald Moore, Gene Luidhardt, Allan Miller, Paul Roop, Lynn Shull, Gary Schwartz. Tim Brause. Richard Ruth, Danny Baker. FIRST ROW, Gene Schwartz. Treasurer: Gene Disbennett. Glenn Cheesman. Student Advisor, SECOND ROW: Mr. Sentinel: Arthur Rush. Seeretaryg Glen Hoffsis. Presiclentg Thomas. Advisor: Gene Luirlhardt. Kenny Pfleiderer. John Greg Rush. Vice-President: Larry Wagner. News Reporter: Sturtz. Bill Stuckman. Marvin Kocher. ,......1 FIRST ROWg Assistant I-Iditor. Ronald Harris: Music Editor, Btirbnrzi Clziryp Editor. Sue Iiohrg Advisor. Mr. FIRST ROW: Art Editor. Linda Long: Editor. Judy Stiefel, Assistant Editor. Mary Rviimg Typists, Charlotte Hoover. Lnurettxi Long, Charlene Hoover. SECOND ROW1 Advisor. Mr, Jordan: ZXIimeogr:iphers. Janet Shank. Arlene Shank: Reporters. Ikzirbarn Clary. l,ind:i Ifawley. Karen Shull.Judy Cole. SECOND ROW. Business Manager. Greg Rush: Sports Editor. Gene Schwartzg Activities Editor, Norman McKibben. Ricksecker. Pat Striker, Rosemary Guttenberg, Esther Quaintnnce. Beverly lVlcKeehen. Barbara Harris, Sue Lohr. THIRD ROW1 Dorothy Shealy, Arthur Rush. John Sturtz. Glenn Cheesman. Glen Hoffsis. Larry Wagner. Vivian Long, Rosemary Dyer, Margaret Nunns. oys' 4-H FIRST ROW: Elger Pfleiderer,Paul F:znkhauser.JohnSmith. James Hoffsis. Jimmy lvlxiyhill. John lVlcCurdy. Robin Linn. Jerry Stuckman. Skeet Goshe. SECOND ROW: John Sturtz, Gene Disbennett. Arthur Rush. Gene Luidhardt, Bill Stuckmnn, Larry Wagner. Raymond Heinlen. Mark Brown. Jim 1,1-onharcit, Arden Leonhardt. THIRD ROWg Ted Clary. Kenny Pflciderer. Debbie Appleby, Kathy Wagner. Beverly Itlclieehvn, Jeanette Christman. Arlene Pfleiderer. Tommy Thatcher. Gerald James. Richard lfankhauser. l'OURTll ROW: Steve Slone. Richard Ruth. Gerry Keller. Rayman Mollencoph. Robert Erwin. Jim McKeehen, Larry McCurrly. Robert Ruth, Quintin Linn. Danny Baker. Larry Rossman. FIFTH ROW: David Layer. Bob Harley, Gary Schwartz. Lynn Shull, Charles Miller. Ronald Harris. Glen Hoffsis. Gene Schwartz, Wilbur Miller. Thomas Clary. Tim Brause. Mike Long, Greg Rush. Marvin Kochcr. National 4-H Judging Team The 4-H General Livestock N Judging Team won top honors in both the county and state contest which made them eligible for national competition in Chicago. Here the team placed 5th out of 40 teams from all over the United States. Gene Schwartz was 3rd high individual in competition with 120 boys from the entire United States. 'vm 'Nr Greg Rush. Gene Schwartz, Arthur Rush Girls' 4-H FIRST ROW: Marcia Phelps. Darlene Layer. Joyce Durigg. Susie Ash. Linda Hamilton. Karen Pfleidcrer. Arlene Walther. Kathy Wagner. LaVita Webb, Carol Erwin. Bonnie Stiefel. Alice Lambert. Charlotte Wagner, Susan Eppley. SECOND ROW: Sonja Fuller. Bonnie Baker, Vivian Long. Iillen Shell. Irene Shank. Sue Reffey. Judy Nunns. Kathy Walker. Debbie Appleby, Janet Crabaugh, Melvina Teets. Dorothy Shealy, Sandra Slone. Julia Clary. THIRD ROW: Karen Crabaugfh. Janie lVIcCallister. Barbara Heinlen, Diana Brause. Janice Leonhardt. Nlargaret Nunns. Pat Lambert. Sharon Francis. Nlary Mayhill. Joan Welsh. Carol Shank, Judy Ricksecker. Pat Striker. Mary Ream. Linda Long. Beth Durigg. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Molleneopif Laura Sturtz. Jean Long. Iilenora Warner. Arlene Shank. Barbara Harris. Linda Fawley. Su Byrd. Jeanette Christman. Sue Lohr. Jurly Stiefel. Beverly Mclieehen. Barbara Clary. Mary Dennis. mm .M pw Wg ,,. . Sgt X if X ,x X .xg if X fs SX X xl Y, t. 5, SQ fi. xx Xi Nl A x X - ff. 6.9 L.. W if ,- , -Q in fl , ? . ui'x.,,,v .F 1 , N ? K .,,.kM, ' , Q51-YQ , Q 'fm y M fa- wr- af ,e W 3 k J S., 5? ' 1 ig E . 55 is 5 S f , 35 5 X I .f MY. A -fl? f i .AyQ,-wyxxa.-'wk ,V I Q 3 1 9 ? Y ww 'wal 1 M I fr pw W 1 sw. 5 - . fm 5 K Ahh A l , . :N f if Q I K Q Xvw-Vp ' Vx XSLT Q ' . K ilk, . , . . X K Q f X - ' W li .. sE,Qr3:Fgrj51w,. .. h Q 14 .. Vkk. -,318 K ? 11- V .13 1. 2,1 , .19 , 'ax .pf v. ,F -- .-:N fa . . K V,, A -We-.::h' Q 4 ' -. .. ,:,., Cf: v. , - ','.Z'.','3',g.'g-. 3- 11:1 ' 4 . ' '13Er:f:.fm A ' fv H , J V - ,, A 7,VV ' ' , 5 f X , ' t t V .-9' ,351 fig g ' 'few wmv.. 5 X . W 4 .0 7 4' ,Ms School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: George Ruth. Robert Wagncr, John Striker. clcrkg T, W, Thatcher. Paul Pflcidorcr preside-ntg Glen Brnuse. Russell McCurdy. SECRETARY ADMINISTRATOR Ruth Perdue Mr. Thatcher JW-1' VQIM 'N MR, COLE MR. JORDAN MR. EVANS Facult 9. -4 MISS GIVIN MR. THATCHER MRS. POLLOCK MR. MURRAY MISS KNIGHT VIR, THOMAS Elementar Teachers FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ulmer. first grade: Mrs. Brause-,second Thatcher. fourth grade-g Mrs. Evans. fifth grade1 Mrs grade. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wallick. third grade: Mrs. Kalb, sixth grade. Custodian Cooks Mr. Karl Stuckman Mrs. Helen Leonhardt, Mrs. Dorthea Fawley, Mrs. Karl Stuckman, ig. l 3 A v 4 x 5 5 l x N., y 155- fi Q31 ix, QE f wa Q gl ix AX 1 2 X-.- W Q I ' W, E. N . x x .qi , Q Q 5 e 4 -s x r 'tf g X fi GLENN CHEESMAN BARBARA CLARY ROBERT GWINNER GERALD HARRIS ROSE MARY GUTTENBERG CHARLENE HOOVER GLEN HOFFSIS CHARLOTTE HOOVER NORMAN McKIBBE N WILBUR MILLER LAURETTA LONG SUE LOHR V MICHAEL PFLEIDERER ESTHER QUAINTANCE GREG RUSH Q KAREN SHULL GENE SCHWARTZ JANET SHANK RODERICK STEWART , F - JUDY STIEFEL ClassfMotto: We Will Find A Path Or Make One. Class Colors: Light Blue and Silver Class Flower: Blue Carnation with Silver Background Ea .--F -Y' CN-I.-K 334-.lv , H15 f ,. 5 ,. .-,Ly Senior GLENN CHEESMAN Band 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,2,35 Music 1,2,3,45 Par. Pro. 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1,2,3,45 Manager1,2,3,45 County Band 2,35 State Fair Board 45 Play 4. BARBARA CLARY Music 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,3,45 Buzzer Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 4-H Chorus 3,45 County Chorus 1,2,3,45 District II Chorus 45 Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Junior Leadership 45 Club Congress 45 Honor Society 3,45 Play 4. ROBERT GWINNER Music 15 4-H 15 Basketball 1,2,45 Volleyball 1,2,4. - ROSEMARY GUTTENBERG 4-H 1,25 F.H.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Music 3,45 Bowling 45 Buzzer Staff 45 County Chorus 1,2. GERALD HARRIS Music 1,25 Basketball 1,25 4-I-I 1,25 Bowling 45 Class Officer 45 Play 4. CHARLENE HOOVER Music 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer1,2,35Class Officer 25 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Buzzer Staff 3,45 4-H 1,25 Honor Society 45 County Chorus 1,2,3,45 Play 4. GLEN HOFFSIS Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45Par. Pro. 1,2,3,45 Judging Teams 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2,35 Play 4. CHARLOTTE HOOVER County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Music 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Offlcer1,2,3,45 F.H.A. County Treasurer 3,45 Class Officer 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Buzzer Staff 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Officer 1. NORMAN MCKIBBEN Band 1,2,3,45 Music 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2 ,3 ,45 Basketball 1,45 Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Play 4. SUE LOHR Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Buzzer Staff 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 35 Music 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 25 County Musical 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Office 45 District II Chorus 45 Play 4. A Directory WILBUR MILLER F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Par. Pro. 1,2,35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Judging 1,2,3. LAURETTA LONG Music 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 4-I-I 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Buzzer Staff 1,2,3, 45 County Musical 1,2,3,45 County 4-H Chorus 45 District II Band 45 Cheerleader 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Play 45 Honor Society 3,4. MIKE PFLEIDERER Music 1,45 Basketball 1,35 Bowling 45 Play 45 F.F.A. 2,35 4-H 15 Volleyball 15 Par. Pro. 2. ESTHER QUAINTANC E F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Bowling 45 Play 45 Blue Triangle 1,25 Tri Hi Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Office Assistant 1. GREG RUSH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Par. Pro. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Judging 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45: Class Officer 1,35 National Judging Team 1,45 Jr. Leadership 3,45 4-H Judging 45 County Band 35 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 45 Play 4. KAREN SHULL Music 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 4-H County Chorus 1,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Bowling 4. GENE SCHWARTZ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Music 1, 2,3, 45 Class Officer 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Judging Teams 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Play 4. JANET SHANK Class Officer 35 Buzzer Staff 1,2 ,3 ,45 Cheerleader 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 Librarian 3,45 Class Play 45 Music 1,25 Girls' Ensemble 1,25 County Band 15 Band 1,2. ROD STEWART 4-H 1,2,3,45 Bowling 4. JUDY STIEFEL F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Music 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3,45 County Musical 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Play 4. N fx wa -nf' MUSIC gasi- '-'r.-g:g -g, -1 4w x f EC DH FIRST ROW: Karen Shull. Linda Rossman. Sue Lohr, Rosemary Guttenberg, Jeanette Christman, Karen Casey, Su Byrd. Linda Long, Judy Stiefel. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Martin, Sharon Quaintance. Janice Leonhardt, Joan Welsh. Barbara Ash, Linda Fawley. Elenora Warner. Pat Striker, Kay Cole, Beth Durigg. Charlotte Hoover. Beverly McKeehen, Jean Long. Dorothy Shealy. Arlene Pfleiderer,Miss Givin.Tl-IIRD ROW: Margaret Nunns . Charlene Hoover, Pat Lambert. Gloria Mason, Mary Kurtz. John Heiby. David Regula. Daniel Luidhardt, Donald Moore, Larry Wagner. Jim Accom panists Chorus. FIRST ROW: Judy Stiefel. SEOND ROW: Mary Dennis, Joan Welsh. Dorothy Shealy. Leonhardt, Lauretla Long. Sharon I-'rancis. Barbara Clary. Mary Dennis. Mary Iillen Mayhill. FOIIRTII ROW: Mark Brown. Larry Rossman. Richard Ruth. Raymond Heinlen. Gerald James. John Stiefel. Gary Schwartz. Larry Mc-Curdy. David I.ayer.Gerry Keller. Robert Ruth. Gene Luidhardt. Robert Iirwin FIFTH ROW: Arden Leonhardt. Robert Harley. Ronald Stuckman. Tom Clary. Jim Ash. John Sturtz. Glenn Cheesman, Ronald Harris. Glen Iloffsis, Gene Schwartz. l.ynn Shull. Norman MeKibben. Mike Pfleidcrer, Ronald Main. Marvin Rocher. On March 21, the Mixed Chorus traveled to Hopewell-Loudon where they received a II rating in Chorus Contest. Previous to this, a workshop was held with Mr. Middleton from Fostoria High School. They also presented the annual Christmas Program and formal Spring Musical. There were ten members who sang in the Crawford County Musical and six who sang in thc All-District The music department entered two ensembles and four soloists in Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Senior Girls' received a II rating, while the Freshman Girls' received a III. Soloists and their ratings were: Sue Lohr, Ig Laurctta Long.Ig Norman McKibben, IIg and Barbara Clary, II. The band also played for the previous events and for the Junior Play. 25 I IRST ROW: .fXltos.INlarg1aretNunns.Charlcnc Hoover. Mary Dennis. Barbara Clary. Second Soprano. Linda Ifawlcy: Director. Miss Giving Second Soprano. Dorothy Shealy. Sopranos, Janiec Leonhardt. Arlene Pfleidercr. Mary Iillcn Mayhill. Jo Ann Martin. SI-ICUND ROW: Altos, Gloria Mason. Karen Casey, lieth Duriiggg Second Sopranos. Iilcnora Warner. Jean FIRST ROWg Tcnors. David Regula. Gerald James. John Ileiby. Ralph Moore. Raymond Hcinlcnz Baritones: John Stiefel. Larry MeC'urdy. Gerry Keller. Gary Schwartz: Basses. I.arry Wagner. Jim Leonhardt: Director. Miss Givin. SI-ICOND ROW: Tcnors. Arden Leonhardt. Mark Brown. Ronald Stuckman, Ronald Main. Jim Ash: Baritones. Richard Ruth. Robert Long. Charlotte Hoover. Linda Long. Jeanette Christman, Judy Sticfelg Sopranos, Joan Welsh. Sharon Francis. THIRD ROW: Sopranos. Laurctta Long. Karen Shull. Rosemary Guttenberg. Su Byrd. Sue Lohr. Pat Striker. Beverly McKeehen, Barbara Ash. Linda Rossmzm. Kay Cole. Mary Kurtz. Pat Lambert. Sharon Quaintancc. Ruth. Gene Luidharrlt, Bob lCrwin:B:1Sses. Marvin Kocher. Glenn Cheesman. Lynn Shull. THIRD ROW: Tcnors. Daniel Luirlharclt. Larry Rossman. Thomas Clary. John Sturtz. Ronald Harrisi Baritones. Gene Schwartz. David Layer. Bob Harley: Basses. Mike Pfleiderer. Glen Iloffsis, Norman McKibben. FIRST ROW: Jurly Stiefol. Tom Thatcher. David Layer, Laurvtta Long. Joan Welsh, Vivian Long. Dianne Brause. Douglas Regula. Gerald James. SECOND ROW: Gene Luidhardt, Ronald Main. Sue Lohr, Linda Hamilton, Janice Leonhardt. Jean Long. Arthur Rush. Donald Moore, Ralph Moore, Darlene I.ayer, Arlene Shank, THIRD ROW: Jim Long, Irene Shank, Kathy Wagner, Bonnie Baker, Jeanette Christman, Linda Fawley. Greg Rush. FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann Martin. Barbara Clary. Glenn Cheesman, Laura Sturtz. Lynn Shull. Beth Durigg, David Regula, Dorothy Shealy, Gene Schwartz. Norman Mc-Kibhcn, Miss Givin, Twirlers Arlene Walther, Julia Clary. 27 Senior Girls' Ensemble Freshman Girls' Ensemble 28 ACCOMPANIST SICATICD: Mary Dennis, STANDING: Iilvnora Warnerg Altos, Charlene lloovvr, llnrbzlrxl First Sopranos, Laurctta Long, Sue Lohr. Karen Shullg Clary, Second Sopranos, Charlotte Hoover. Jurly Sticfel. ACCOMPANIST Sl'IATl'ID: .loan Welsh. STANDING: Janice l.vonh:1rrlt,. Dorothy Slu-:1ly,Mnry lCllz'n Mzlyhill. Linda Long, Beth Durigg. Jenn Long, Barbara Ash, lVl1lI'Q,'Z1I'0lNl1Hl'lS, -pn iv is KV Q c 1 f x.. 3' QQ. . .V----f .1 s K, .QQ .LM -zwx,-1 L -N, M It 'Ex ,S - Nzl , L1 W-., 6 , i-.xxx K -b fl--3 if Lf 4 V -Xxx I- M- K '-- M., Q .,- H- KK ., kk f f X NM -M, -xv 'xmqfl-F K' 'Q . -W- ,-,N ' - -f Q!! N.. ,. - 141 - iff-.S124 , 125' K,Qlf-2--Q 1 , W- ' ... N,-a 'W-QWEQQ3 Q. Q , . 1 - ,N ' N... , -QM-- ..x... Lv 1 K ---W Ann ' -K ' xxx., Q ,,, qv-N35 isp A Pf -.Ng Qi ag Mm. 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Vie For 7th Pi Yellow Jackets Defe seventh ,SDQL inn. I Season s Record ulphur 32 Lykens ulphur 57 Mohawk ulphur 77 Whetstone ulphur 56 New Washington ulphur 48 Mt. Zion ulphur 71 North Robinson ulphur 69 Chatfield in Scores 43 Ta un Wing ulph as tenth victory in a row Wt. Zion clipped invading Ti ve into a tie with Lykens fm lead. Zion, which trailed L5 2, mostly because of having id the Panthers boast 13-1 C1 , including their collision Sa ulphur 63 Tiro ulphur 107 Whetstone ulphur 66 Tiro ulphur 52 Lykens ulphur 46 Mt. Zion ulphur 65 New Washington ulphur 72 Crestline ulphur 57 Holmes Liberty ulphur 64 Ridgedale ulphur 79 North Robinson ulphur 94 Chatfield COUNTY TOURNAMENT ulphur 77 Tiro ulphur 49 Mt. Zion ulphur 56 Lykens ulphur 64 Chatfield night action in ew Washington 1 three-way tie he loop with a ring Whetstone, town gym, and 1-73 los-e. a close me Mans., 66-64 e of Marion to a 16-12 quar- increased it to nd 57-39 at the so 21, 'Dom Stet- it 14 and Doug nnefrs, the four- tancing Tiro's which Glenn Spence Plfleid- was nearly a Zion win over l Sturtz Miller Gwinner Disbennett Kocher Totals Ridgedale J. Moore Clark Young B. Moore Wiiliams Breititam ,Totals Score by qu:- Sulphur S. Ridgedale Reserves: R1 4.1. 'close behind t 0.551 108 ter O Tue Springs x it went ali l its 73-58 c am that h 163-62M in 1 this seas s spotted cr lead, ti ioint streak the second, 24-19, out fell 'Bi 64.to a 27-27 halftime '1ie. The v ners built a quick eight-point 11 and were on top by 50-38 by 2? at the outset of the second 1' 13 7 6 13 2 66 end of the third period. lt was downhill from there for Sulphur, which boosted to 22 points by mid-fou at which Coach 'I M' his lfingrpins, G 'liller. srts Hot ,ing by l: ast first qt me foul 1 T-rang-e boi aiderer, 'l -f i -o in with eight valuable mar- 3 'f47,'m 7 ' , A Ll-hF0l1.gh0U'f the, ' ii f 'M at isis- smss. Ssfiiigfifiii' wiiiriiiifiiidiiii 'ifiifaiiidfsfiiiiwssfsisnse -iii?-is U. 's p . - , 1 - -- . 1 i 'ng ,lg Mt. Zion was out-fieldered by itoibijgignii5-1g,gcgeTAE,1ite,iman raiffef fouled Out. 6500?-ggi n Vg the loseiys, 21-20, but made 8 ofi ' - V , ' 511111111-11' SPTH d G itzers 12 free throws to Sulphiur's 2 ofklizifgyoxnistg face qozwg 15113-n'k'the q'l-lar-ter ani giiisilrgd ,i ffeg 9. The Bulldogs did not eemmii s 10145 iiigoivffsnxfifiig 8 is Oggsion, upped it the qua, F2234 foui in either the first or uiiidiiidisn dsfgnse' kept ,die :Of-319 21351161 U quarter. ..i' 1 ,- - W1 a ' Ou 1 14 Nog- Noggle and Bsehei- led Mi. zien Qifiabftifug more than mule Pomisifhe Jackets 51 fiist f 35' at in rebounding but had to bafttlei it was is-3 .. th t 34 throws' The 1 ikets in 31 hard in th second half after Sul - ai' e quar er' '12 cashed 20 of '3' v e 'p' at hallftime and 55-21 at the end of ' ' USOU 5 for' gut 5,1 hur dominated the boards in the th, t A 1 ' ' to Chatflelds 1 ui hur sir, ,oaied first half, led byVMiller, Hovffsiis sndimgfii gifs isckeffnaifst Wh? Brownie Min. O2 two si ' Bob Gwinner, who also did a finehs of his , -nt e. iga is Sitsihrgo SUIDYIUT. S id Gene 1 '- But job oi' feeding passes to his team- riod S pO1Hs'm dig sal .ee best-ever, Tf0DDi3 JV Hoigfsis Foust mates for scores. agile ijicimmacxayf we espv?-Kgs his last Start' G ruce pu' l ,er to . . 1 piped ' next high for f U- , - Mt. zxon-sulphur -tene. . - ,- iii-is s up asm siglftiil A big third .quarter Wfnfd. fi? New Washinewn made 20 of Mffeffsigufiiiiipxgiilln fiihxis Glen 2525 and 2 '27' Wh. li ai the tide for Mt. Zion after its trailedfi-ee throws to the losers 10 0,1 25' Bobby Schifei. bagged 29 for the lon-g jumps by S. Pfciderer. , took 15.10 and 27-22, at the first twc Suhphpur' behind 18.15, 34.31 and Tigers giving him a final au- last shortly before the halfti si absen stops. In the decisive chapter. the43.4,1 at thle quarters., made 3 bold games' botai of 336 as his team buzzer. . gulai-5 Bulldogs faflked UD HU 13-9 edgebid in the final chapter only to wound up with a 7-11 record as Ahead To stay ygsriod tesfqi-gels 40-351-lia-d-L miall.1Jw0ip0ints snort. Of the Yeuew against SulDhur's 12-7. Wurm sei- 52556251 by Nggefiaiingnffg ie ani ' E SECO 1 N304 The Yellow Jackets concluded this season by placing fourth in the.County League anc fellvw J-1211615 H lead t to keep for good. Mihler is Y third in the County Tournament with 15 wins and 9 losses. This is the first year in seven, 1 in Sulphur has not gone to the District Tournament. The Reserves, losing 2 games all season, lost the championship game to Chatfield. Ch - However, this did mark the fifth year Sulphur had played in the Reserve finals. :ight points and Marv Kc hose set shots from the 5 en just missing in the f garted connecting to net ers as Sulphur hiked its l ired - - ,unch A --vnu.: lv u --1 .c1n auu ui Lvuio uuvusgn ul: Luiun, L0 12 the end of as higBuiioo8S' 51 Points' 25 by Nuggieituffl l 0 2 jbecame the fourth CCL 'Nam quarter. Bruce .scored nine iv addjand 16 by Stefzer- Gene D'fb9 '?.rwin 3 4'l0 crack the 100 barrier against woe- Tiro's 11 points in that frame iMilforl19ll had 12' Gwmner 11 end GlemWTi11'Sf 9 2 20 ful Whetstone 10-11. alll EHYUGSW- - Sulphur put the losers comcpl nn-1bu1iHcrffsis 10 to Set the.SQ1'1IlE Daceiichwartz 0 5 5 Coach Tom Thatc-her's Yellow ly out of it with an 11-0 sl: for hjy In a thrilling prehmlnary mall-winner z s 12 iJae-kiets f7-31 meketed no s early in the fourth that. madi p,for tmalcheii unbeaten Reserve lieam,SA. Rush 4 0 8 first quarter advantage and cake 61.39. Miller caged a plvot p g Duaiizlfm Won- 40-39' Un Paul SCh11'Dlsbermett 5 3 13 walked the rest od the wt-15' 35 10 and a fast-break bunny While 1 the nigiliiisfs E031 U1 the last three 59c'Koc'her 1 2 4 players scored. Glen Hoifsis andifsis bagged a tip-in and TSYWF ,oa1oS. y l I. Riush 3 2 8 Wilbur Miller were 'high with 25key,the drive. s 1 21 nil N- ll0blllS0ll-TWU Totals 38 31107 and 20 markers respectively. Bob From there on, both sides pri - N manufactured a command if is ,1 ,,,, - LL, 1.g.-L LL-.1-.1 nnvnwl--- . . Stuc1k'm'an's 12 was tops for the much abandoned Jdsfcnsive 1 11 41, 1110 1 11uIIlPS I10l'l1CIS, 19-11, To Reach Semlfmals Chalifield ' ' G F P . t.y Gottfried 3 7 13 WWW mlm fi I' B Redman .3 3 9 'vmnced tb the IGWQ . a Wunm 2 3 7 flinlli of the Crlwbr Hanes 1 2 4 Clan A high school b I, 1 Redman 3 5 lglhlmlhi at North Rr Feichmel. 2 0 4,the'y won first rouni 1: mifer 1 2 wily- A 1 0 2' Coach Tom Thr .-our is 16 23 55iitos clobbered Ne I, N ur springs G F Tito 2, and Coacl not 1 5 0 12'T1roans outsluly guel 2 0 4410 11 9 M1 5 1 17l' SULPWQF- F35 ie Mt. : .ashin 1 0 glin the first inn. f Nomh ed NL ,fmnep 8 2 18 Mm- 00151011 IP , .1esday's 1 C . le A- Rush 2 0 4 Sturtzh three-hit pitching. 1 '-Liber1'5v . Chatfli h CiDiS.be,mett 3 3 gllow Jackets, meanwhile, pick ng-ton 13.1, ay's prog .on a Kocher 1 1 ghight bingles oft Kimmel an-.5 ,gl 0.121 lt' 1105315 28 13 69iSC11Wlh, Dutchtoiwn servers. Sturtz 14.5, 59m11.gO-- Score by Quarters .flnned uvenz walkefl four mmf! TDGTC lex ne other game their sophomfrre mar sprained an ankle Chartfield 3 19 3 20x55-'the New Washmnon plfchers 5 uc thc area scher me Tuesday. Ms: r their -n, new-9 Thursday. 311110113 SPTUIZS 21 ll 26 11-69 out fomi ang walked nv . f1eld's Tygers meeting Galix 9 win- 1 Elsmreimprovmg Larry Yownig. RGS V953 Slllphllf 5- 53- Cl1?jf2QQl W',M111 3 1-UPI' and4:m51etgnqTigers 1119+ at Gallon as Ga ivfision pirate pivotman, had a ban A Mluer 5 e VIC TS their night with ll buckets throws for 33 DOUWS P' top scorer, Jerry 17 markers ' Jim J ain. settle ithers out tolx bare-'O t vic- fu , ed 8 r ,Stat iarter lluiml a 21-I on 4 HL 11-2 ar. 11 in -, A 39-p Ove! slick ver mints lSprinigs in with low Jacket. were early lead. 3 - Sulphur wa 'lowlten 15-10, ai lphur it 1 . UWO hy Sulphur-Mohawk attack. Schwln h I . two defeats by a total Tino scored i points for Coach Tom That- be-ating Wlhetstf crew. Both Sulphur and ed up a big le 1 had lost narrow decisions Hornets come ns in their openers. in the four? Springs loss to Mohawk for the losers. . ahead 17-13 at the margintol nd clinging to a so-29 ed away a he half, saw Sulphur! Tiro ond wnt briefly in the thira stands 10 regained the uppercouldn't at the three-quarter out Z1 ' iefs upped the lead Shun 1' but Sulphur cut it G1 goy 'te stages. 10133 fer, 6'5'l centerbauf hief hatchetman ' ut. G1 Miner 16 foryn-1 Kocher, mak- y the Yellow, 11, mostly en Hotfsis coach Carroll Kent matches 1 with Mansrfield mentor Vern H wan. his father-in-law. Mansd 4' course be heavily fave 's record is. none too For the 'IW ' the fougil ue. Northern C play . Jcyrus 1-1 in Norwvalk 10 11-ll is at Ga 1-01 goes to She e feature attract :ian .12-01 duels v Lcagn- games '1 return matches. E season, Lykens nip pirin-gs. 34-323 Mt. Z Jrth Robinson, 82-403 I -rty. defeated Ne-w Wa u 47-38, and Tiiro troun. 18386 margin to zo .1 is 1 25 n 1 a y mc' 7140' . Z1OI1 struck in the fx Mohaivkk 'loot' 181: an yigzzgisgrggsearlv dltzll andtnx-1:0 rife gem . ln ty Mt. Zion points 1 Sulphur-Chameld - - Air ganxgeepesi ibsssupe 'Phyllis -ns fll1'?ad- If was 3521 . The Sulphur Springs-Chzitfield cl- ' efeatb the P Img I. 'tL k -6Z10n PU-t Lt on 10 loop' ash on the Yellow Jacke' court t - y R- Q S a yt' 61 ming 18-4 third qu ,ML I-an - ' ne in the opening game or! 183 - the tally no 53-32. K SOI Noggle was simply tremendous ng Tas he sank 14 goals and 11 fouls. to 1-He made 13 of his first 117 shorts ' f from the field. Tom Stetzer, Zion 'ye rfloor general. also played great m 0'bai1 and chipped in with 15 oc: an a Doug Hoover and Ralph V Etizitgother Zion scoriiff f' . lv 10 and n nommbut their n Jtgamcs 1'orw'c1 ' ,er onto them Fnodfor business. 5 ga Glen Hoffsis and Gene Dislbei I-YI'om Thatchens c lu JacB of 14 foul sihots lti 11.32. Mt. Zion had iiirg meeting of the tfwo s g on son by a slim 51-48 L ' Holn Mt, Zion now boasts iurth in 14 games this seasoi n.s lefphur has an 8-5 mark. ii -27 atlosses all by four D0in1s 3 gtmmd heavily favored, The lv , . 2 xlace. led 'got rolling in nigh gear S lI'f'h hen :hev kavoed Chatfie 19 lealerrv Schiefer dunked 46 1 0 DUXs far as can be ascertained, 13116 16-noint -:hnw emmlled a re saw Co:-ich Tom Thatcher's club win ' b' f' e On d is irst Quartei' and 2-1 L S I h fcrndcotaifeh gtg runaway third period as the Tigers l I u P 1 , ' ' , - th' 1 ' 1 . J 'outpointed -fourth fr- in the second and to a 21-8 quarterplay ' siashed to 32-27 , 1 26-8 third quar- Whllf' M' rs out of reach Wlth Nev hem to weather non' thff 1 bid. Cfawfof' victory was Confbmf 'ld's two big '0'g1f9 Wurm and h' vmbined 11 3,9 ur huns Wil- ac? he fourth gnf 238 frechg Qulphur C Mil cI'lSS 'riclf r 'A tOI'l15. four I iro ' Sulphrh . a solid fiftl1-Mohawk, Coh ve Coarh Tom That- vanmiis lr.,-L-an have come a long wa5 smce tt: So has Lykens. of course, i ht 3the Panthers have slumped a bi1 'lose tiwo of their last four gaim wth Jack Binnix's cluib and ' .Tzu-ke-ts are well-coacl' neil-balanced scorn i any of the sta .ke over it anoti sshowinigs to da -kens over Tiro HJ ir beat Tiro 63-62 a is over H-L 58-54 wh gat H-L 61-59: Lyke iicld 64-52 to Suliphw rein .over Chatfieldg L13 New Washington 64-40 a ulphur over Dutchtofwr. h bsat Norti. Robinson 1 1119, both toyed with Wh. Nlt. Zion downed both, ho Lykens by 66-49. Sulphur I ' 51-48 dlolmes-Liberty. iff it's down .r doldrums after its loss Fri... .J Mt. Zion. could be in for trc foie at New Washington. if tfe 'i Reserves STANDING: Mark I-Srown. Uavld Rc-gula. Gerald James, Stuckman, Gary Schwartz. Allan Miller. Lynn Shull. Ronald ' ' ' ' ' ' - - h .Th.ther. Bill Stuckman, Qumtm Lmn. Bob Iurwm. Davul Layer. IIarr1b.KNLI-.LING.Coac .IVIr ac Thomas Clary, Larry IVlcCurcIy. Norman IVIcKibben. Ronald FIRST ROW: Gene Disbennctt. Ivlarvun Kosher. Arthur Rush. THIRD ROW: Gene Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Norman Ivlclilbben, Greg Rush. John Sturtz, Wilbur Miller. W4. . . -4, :sumti Ronald Harris. Glen Hoffsis. Baseball FIRST ROW: David Regula. Larry McCurdy. Davirl Layer. Jonn Sturtz. Allan Miller. Tom Clary. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arden Leonhardt, Jim Leonhardt. Mark Brown. SECOND Thatcher. Gene Disbennett. Mnrvin Kocher. ROW: Art Rush. Bob Erwin. Glen Hoffsis. Wilbur Miller. Bowling Teams Beth Durigg. Rosemary Guttenberg. Karen Casey. Linda Long, Barbara Ash. FIRST ROW: Arden Leonhardt. Mike Pfleiderer. SECOND ROW: Rod Stewart. Charles Miller. Gerald Harris. FIRST ROW: Richard Zaebst, Mr. Cole. Robert Zaebst. SECOND ROW: Jim Long, Jerry Stuckman, Jim Hoffsis, Tom Thatcher, Bob Ash. Jerry Erwin. Glen Pfleiderer. John McCurdy. Karen Pfleiderer, Vivian Long. Linda Hamilton. DERCLASSM N President . ..... .... D avid Layer Vice-President .... . . Elenora Warner Secretary-Treasurer . . .BeverlyMcKeehen President .... . . . Larry Wagner Vice-President ...... Arthur Rush Secretary ,.... Jeanette Christman Treasurer . . ...,... Su Byrd President ,..,. . . David Regula Vice-President ..... Linda Long Secretary-Treasurer . . DorothyShea1y wx .. QT Eleventh Grade FIRST ROW: Judy Rickseckvr. Mary Ream. Pat Striker. Luidhart, Ronnie Main. Miss Knight. THIRD ROW. Marvin Su Byrd. Jezlnvttv Christman. Linda F:1wlvy,C:1rol Shank, Kocher, Gene Disbennett, John Sturtz. Ronald Harris, Jim Arlene Pflvirlvrvr. SI-ICOND ROWg Mr. Murray. Larry Gwinner.Bob Erwin,Kenny Pfleicln-ter. Wzipznvr. Arthur' Rush. Bill Stuckmzln. Jim Ash, Gene X. ' v X 3 uf N Tenth Grade- FIRST ROW: Elenora Warner. Kay Cole. Beverly McKee-hen. Barbara Ash. Mary Kurtz. Gloria Mason. Sharon Francis. Glory Scott. Pat Lambert, Mary Dennis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pollock, Robert Ruth. Quintin Linn. Larry Rossman x L 31 Ve :A ' t' V .-' 3 a ' 'it' ' x 'N l Q X. ff A . ar' M Richard Ruth. Ralph Moore. James Leonhardt. Arden Leonhardt. Daniel Luidharrlt. THIRD ROW: Tom Clary, Robert Harley. Gary Schwartz, Lynn Shull. Charles Miller. Allan Miller. Michael Long. Davicl Layer. inth Grade FIRST ROW: Beth Durigg. Barbara Utz, Joan Long. Joan Moore. THIRD ROW: Richard Striker. Danny Baker, Larry Wclsh. DorothyShea1y.Janice Leonhardt,Sharontguzlintance. McCurfly. Tim Brausc. David Rowlvs. Paul Roop. John Mary Ellvn Mayhill. Jo Ann Martin, Margaret Nunns. Sticfcl, Ronald Stuckman. Roger Gwinncr. Raymon SECOND ROW: Mr. Jordan, John Heiby, David Regula. Mollencoph. Raymond Heinlcn. ABSENT: Gerald Kcllor. Mark Brown, Arlene Shank, Linda Long. Karon Casey. Te-dClary, Barbara Harris, Linda Rossman. Gvralrl James. Donald Q X4 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Linda Hamilton. Vivian Long. Karen Pfleirlerer, Karen Crabaugh. Laura Sturtz. Glenn Pflenierer. Jim Long Secretary-Treasurer: Dianne Brause, President: Jerry TIIIRD ROWQ Dave Harley, Tom Thatcher. Rieharfl Zaebst Stuckman. Vice-President. Barbara Heinlen. Julia Clary. Robert Zacbst. Bob Ash. Jerry I'Irwln.Robin Linn, AIISICNT Arlene Walther. SECOND ROW: Mr. livans, Melvin BobHarris.DannySlone. Luidharclt. Sonja Fuller. Wilma Moore, Elaine Mollencopf. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Susan Eppley. Marcia Ann Phelps. I,aVita Webb. James Mayhill, Vice-President: James Hoffsis. Presidentg Bonnie Baker. Secretary-Treasurerg Suzanne Ash. Darlene Layer. Lavina Luirihardt. SECOND ROW: Miss Givin. Kathleen Wagner. Connie Ream. Irene Shank. Rosemary Dyer. Jane McCallister. Sandra Court:1d,Saunrlra Slone. Carole Shull. Susan Brown. Glarlclie Ream. .Inyee Durigg. TIIIRD ROW, Skeet Goshe. John Mef'urrly. Davirl Ilaneoek. Richard lfrankhauser. James Mc-Keehen. James Miller, Stephen Slone. Terry Rehm. James Ileihy. James Erwin. ARSICNT' Minnie Dyer. Robert Wheeler. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Juily Nunns. Carol Erwin, Debbie Appleby. Janet Crabaugh. Alice Lambert, Bonnie Stiefcl. Charlotte Wagner. Shirley Couch, Patricia Cox. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kalb, Roger Fuller, Toby Dyer, Sue Reffey. Kathy Walker. Betty Cooperiiler, Melvcina Tcets, John Smith. Tommy Brown. THIRD ROW: Tommy Kruse.Jimmyllarley. Larry Scott. Paul Fankhauser, Iilger Sherk, Douglas Regula, Mike Shuck. Ralph Blackford. Mike Barnhart. ABSICNT: Shirley Dyer. Jackie Wagner. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Anna Ouaintance. Sherry Teets. Linda Durigg. Susan Moore, lliileen Long. Connie Fuller. Phyllis Linn. Phyllis Pfleicierer. Marilyn Dishennett, SECOND ROW: Mrs. l-Ivans. Joan Stuckman. Joy Ilamilton. Ann Luiflharrlt Marcia Casey. Mary Stuokman. Sharon Ilrause. Judy Schwartz. Sharon Kibler. Douglas Burchett. Bobby Leonhardt. THIRD ROW: Jim Luiclharclt. Gary Barnharilt. Jeff Crabaugh. Dale Christman. Dwight Leonhardt. Gcno Crabaugh, Carl Cooperiller. Richard Durigg.Terry Mayhill. Terry Young. ABSENT: Charlotte Slone, Fourth Grade FIRST ROWg Cathloon Luidhardt. Shirloy Young, Karon Shuck. Sandra Epplvy, Carol llarris. Patricia Slonc. Connic Couch. Dianna Cox. Diane Auck. SECOND ROW: Linda Rex, Susan Roop. Kathleen Rowland. Mary Zaebst.Constanc0 Third McClain. Linda lloovor. Iilli-n Shull, Doris Abi-II THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thatchvr, Larry Tvcls. I.uihur Kimblvr. Danivl Ruth. Gary livans. Randy Main. Dvnnis Ki-llcr. Kris Burwvll ABSENTg Penny Goshc. David lltz. Grade FIRST ROW: Penny Rex, Janel lffleiderer, Frances Heinlen, Roxanne Leonhardt, Yvonne Starlin. Joyce Schwartz. Carol Dyer, Ilamvla Dvllays. Joan Long. SECOND ROW: Bobby Quaintancc, liddic Luidhardt, 'Richard Hancock, Brenda Walker, Karon Hamlin. Phyllis Durigrg, Lynn Burwell. Gary Rcnfro. Miko Smith. Jimmy Slom-. THIRD ROWg Mrs. Wallick. Jovi Kvllvr. Tommy Ilarlvy. Paul Blackford, Edwin Pollock. Waynv James. 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