Tippecanoe High School - Canoe Yearbook (Tipp City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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JCJLAU L V if , Xxxu' , -'X' 1 .ws W X ' ' ' , IJ CHL K I A 1 I' 'J ' A J I r, A 6' ' I -I 'Q H , I l 'I X I X , V The AIVO Tzppeccmoe Hzgh School Tzpp Czty, hw 195 Edltor m Chxef GORDON HQINEYMAA Busmess Manager ANN WHITMER Advlsor WILLIAM BECHTOL Aff Ed1I0fS TIM HERR ROGER THOMAS O I 0 O O Assistant Editor - - - ---- STEVE XVHITE Assistant Business Manager - - -TABERT BRAMMER f'i it of fs-Q Q . lang Z' S If 5 my I 5 la fi , 1- f fa-JE We emoyed it With a record With defeat and victory We are here to tell the story, To her With a spirit rich When there's earnest workitoivdo. Let us always keep a memory Of our comrades far and near, For they helped us on to victory With a right good will and cheer. There are greater glories surely, at In the days that are to be. So we'll hold our faith securely Till our ship comes in from sea. .,t Of the red and white entwined. Q! O Ol ab A Message Another school year is gradually coming to a close. With the end of the year come mem- ories of many pleasant and happy experiences for all of us. We are happy for these thoughts. We also hope that all of us have grown this year. We refer to social, emotional, and in- tellectual growth in this case. We want this not only for our students, but to those ofus who sit on the other side of the desk. We all need to grow. All of us need to liveour lives as a running brook and nota stagnant pool. As you develop this zest for living you will also spread it to others. This is very con- tagious. Congratulations on another good year. MR, R, R. RITCHIE, Principal A i ,..--s A Message Seniors of 1957: Commencement Season is always a happy one. A time to pause momentarily with a sense of achievement and to accept the con- gratulations of parents, friends, and classmates. We, who have had the pleasure of working with and for you, congratulate you too. And, as you turn to face your tomorrow, may you do so with faith and confidence in yourselves and a determination to reach your goal no matter what the odds may be. Good luck and best wishes, MR, L. T, BALL, Superintendent 'IQ' ,1,f- ei? ai-M Seated, left to right: Floyd Lachey, Ed Kessler, clerk: Nevin Coppock, president: L. T. Ball, Supenntend ent: Maurice Kreider, vice president: Lucille Milner, Dr. R. L. Wunderlich. Board of Education Once again we wish to give specialrecognition toour school board for the work that makes our school system possible. These board members have been active throughout the term planning the future of THE TIPP CITY EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOLS whereby they will be of the most benefit to students having an earnest desire to obtain an educa- tion. Employing the teachers and custodians and making up the budget for the school year are only two of the important tasks they perform. Their efforts toward improvement seem untiring. Though they do not receive the thanks they deserve, we want them to know that we realize that they are primarily responsible for making our school days possible. We like to think of the school board when we think of this motto: GOOD SCHOOLS DON'T JUST HAPPEN, The Annual Staff 0 -'Y' W 'z,,, X 2' X xixxxxx. .ff C' X Lf 1,QJQo f f wt ' W Zz M f f ' W2 Qf ff 1 W ff Foreword In the forthcommg pages a scrapbook of memoues has been lard before you There are some of us who wrth these memones w1ll walk through the doors of TIP E P CANOE HIGH SCHOOL for the last ttme as a student and mto the arms of the wrdespread world Smce the underclassmen can look forward to two or three more years at THS, tlus book has followed a theme, as drrected by your RED DEVIL, and has tned to grve you a ptctonal revrew of what the present Semor Class has done rn then four years of bemg members of TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL. And so, to all the students, and partrcularly the Semors, we present the 1957 versron of the CANOE. , . k .K X u -.,.-srmty Xkm' X'-s cl A' X ' 4 I - me . X .. li' A :f 'h 5 J: . . I gh :f , Q , - ' n XXV 6 L ll, I K VX . 4 ,Xu xx? tx .N Xa , . ', m QX mxs-,gSX ak .X A xxx . N A ,h CN ,-1.x V: x ' . - X '. ' Q Xe xxx sl . .5-X A5 A: cms . -xx fc Q, ' Nw . L T V rs .I The Annual Staff L When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rainP.. . ' CAROL QCAPPELJ DICKINSON B,S, in Education Miami University Girls' Physical Education JAMES DERR B, S, in Education University of Cincinnati TYPWS if GERALDINE EIDEMILLER A.B. in Education Miami University Spanish English ANDREW ARVAY B, S, in Education Miami University Industrial Arts LEONA BROWN B, S, in Education Battlecreek, Michigan Librarian ROBERT RICHARDS B,S, in Education Ohio Wesleyan Social Studies JAMES SPENCER B.A. in Education Muskingum College Senior Social Studies MARY MICHAEL B.S, in Education M. S. Ohio State University English V' F . -I M1 ' I WILLIAM PA RRISH B.A. in Education, M. A. University of Michigan Boys' Physical Education HELEN DODDS A,B. in Education Depauw University English and Cons. Ed, W 'x 1., f.-c -is l Smurf EDWIN D. PIRL B, S, in Education University of West Virginia Chemistry and Biology ANITA COX B, S, in Home Economics Ohio University Home Economics jill W X ,J MARGARET BALZER B,S, in Education Wittenberg College Shorthand, Bookkeeping ALLEN L. RICHARDS B,S, in Education University of Cincinnati General Science, Physics ANNE KEPPEL B, S, in Music Muskingum College Vocal Music WILLIAM BECHTOL B,S, in Education, M. Miami University History, JouZ BARBARA POOLE B,S, in Education Bowling Green University Speech, Dramatics, English JAMES E, GAY B,A,, Ohio University ' fs M. A., University of Wisconsin Latin, Geography PAUL L. STRUEWING B, S, in Education Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture GEORGE REA SH B, S, in Education Wittenberg College Drivers' Education and Health we-'f 'x C, O. BERKEBILE A, B, in Education Manchester College Senior Math STEWART KING B, S, M. , Capital University M. F. A. , Ohio University Instrumental Music XX , , 'V FP , A Q A . R A in 3 ur- A f -.... ,,.--if r ss Q5 P J 'r 5 4 , F' ALFRED A, SCARBERRY B, S, in Education Rio Grande College Junior High Math ALICE SNYDER School Secretary Ng.- . 'mm' ,- Q L so nf, 'SLI 'n I Seated, left to right VICKI WHITETED MARTHA PLUMMER LOIS STARK TERRY BROWN ,ff ,J 56 rule. r I sf f ' 1 J Standing: PATTY FENNELL LEROY RUSH MRS. BROWN -14 Seated, left to right MRS MRS MRS MRS . MRS MRS MRS RETTER SHOOP JOHNSON MILLER GEN SLINGER CODDINGT ON NOLAND The most wonderful part of the day for 700 students IS the del1c1ous meal prepared by these f1ve wonder ful ladies! FQ,-S MISS MILLER, R.N. Whenever a person IS s1ck or hurt, this lady is always ready to lend a help ing hand. We Couldnft Have School Without Them School Calendar SENIOR INTERVIEWS September 4-5 September 7 October 6 October 13 October 20 October 22 October 26 November 5 November 11-1'7 November 16 November 17 November 28-29 Dec. 20 - Jan. 2 December 22 January 18-19 January 19 February 16 March March March March March April April April April April May May May May May May May May May une une Teachers' Pre-School Conference Classes Begin Senior Class Supper Band Day, Miami University Homecoming Dance Careers Day W. O. T. A. Dayton Quo schoolj Open House American Education Week Senior Class Play Junior Class Supper Every Pupil Tests Christmas Vacation Christmas Formal Senior Scholarship Tests Home and School Spring Festival Senior Class Supper Junior Class Supper District Solo and Ensemble Contest Elementary Operetta Spring Formal District Band and Chorus Contest Music Concert Junior Class Play State Final Solo and Ensemble Contest Easter Vacation State Final Band and Chorus Contest Industrial Fair District Scholarship Tests Miami University Junior Senior Prom Recognition Assembly Senior Assembly Baccalaureate Commencement Memorial Day Last Day of School Alumni Banquet Senior Trip 4 Tipp City Five J Ne,:'?'S jiqvewhittle 'Jacks 2216 W Sm l Q0 A A Uovvjcs go? 1 G. - ' sv as E Butler uxggtcuae lu gbits C, Freshmen as ff 0 -, 0 - lc - 4e .s-oh, of Stud ag Q l lD : vs ,ss o W SJ UT Y I 4-Y ,o Q 090 ,700 re-910' 9 0 0 Hypnotist Delights ef f Tipp Students oSJ ' mn Y- G BXQCYXBPQ A nl any ma 332,91 S 1, so vw' fit Tipp City Smushes ,Q Butler 6132 X ff f Bmaiwg 2410 'T 91' aim' M We 15k'i9 490 ofdm Y-56 Aglyxfsex esx' 11' Tl mess Q E521 l. itenzege '20 gui 9 vii 'J ru 'I' I J Q Q0 Zdfooi 5695110611 was YA gay.: 110 B9 U' orbit Seniors T0 Pmem ifftifox YL ,tm will 35 I G Pl Aunt Nlm RT010Q 'l' we I ef 92012 93121 We 9 u J' 1 150 50 S M y 0516 A115 e Yi- Bog M599 Drops ln WJ., nt, We wwe 9 as 9 Ill -E2 g I if ' ' NJ an 'E e U - - l 0 S 'I 23 30 . . 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I JERRY HOLL BARBARA JOHNS MIKE HECKER PAMELA MOHR f' 9 Uth- Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Roger Cline, Tim Olt, David Staup, Suzanne Salb, Melanie Wagner, Carolyn Glasmeir, Carolyn Tittle, Carol Starner, Mary Lou Wallace, Florence Gilbert. Second row: Herbert Slaughter, Tom Lesher, Robert Dilts, Ronald Pickerel, Tina Snell, Mary Kay Conner, Sis Oda, Mary Lou Dunnick, Rosalee Brenner, Debra Cook. Third row: David Amburgey, Dwight Brewer, James Hodge, Sandra Grey, Diane Galyon, Pam Mohr, Bar- bara Johns, Judy Johnston, Sherry Passon, Carol Graf, Sharon Ochs, Mary Lynn Genslinger. Fourth row: Rosemary Limp, Rosemary Edge, Kathy Cramer, Cathy Stocker, Patty Mendenhall, Janet Dixon, Elaine Rush, Linda Lively, Beverly Furlong, Sandra Trupp, Virginia Heinze. Fifth row: Mr. Parish, Gary Newman, Tom Jackson, Bob Simp- son, Steve Halterman, Tom Mitchel, Keith Davis, James Brown, Jeanie Glasier, Virginia Stanley, Patty Goubeaux Miss Cappel. Sixth row: Wayne Planz, Paul Kreider, James Harmon, Tom Aubrey, Eugene Wilhelm, Gene Beery, Max Hombeck, Mike Hecker, Don Monbeck, Bonnie Knox, Deann Boger. Seventh row: Jen'y Joe Heffner, Billy I-lornbeck, Kenny Karns, Dick Fite, Dick Karns, Tim Hawley, Gene Floyd, Bud Jenkins, Dwight Holobough, Dick Mason, Barbara Massie. Eighth row: Rickey Yetter, Diana Alfa, Sally Sue Rothenbeucher, Randy Tedrow, John Purcell, Don Ray Wick, Tom Kennedy, Ed Jones, Dick Long. Ninth row: James Knox, Grant Messer, Wayne Littleton, David lmler, Mike Collins, David Burns, Joe Boocher, Jerry Boze, Linda Webb. Tenth row: Ed Harris, Raymond Trucksis, Jerry Molot, Jim Rohrbach, Mike Evans, Tony Staup, Scott Brownlee, Jerry Holl. Eleventh row: Jon Lenehen, Larry Stark, Tom Wilrnuth, Terry Campbell. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary V, This eighth grade class really does studyl Just ask them l I FREDDY COOK IOANNE NEFF SHARON COOPER BECKY MOSER 'Vw A All we P, Wd I 2 -f -W Smile for the birdiel l 'K' nj. A.,, A lamiii Y Bl U as assi S , .., 44 J-mr' ii 1 .rf P I 1515 Ezglzlflz rade First row, left to right: Barbara Loose, Peggy Tobias, Theresa Seebach, Jean Palanica Joyce Yount Ruth Ile I I ri Joyce Price, Alice Stager, Beverly Rohr. Second row: Charles Poston, Keith Willis, Joe Earhart, David Layne, Judy Lukas, Judy Hines, Sue Kerg, Kathy Clark. Third row: Tom Davis, Jim Collier, Karen Bolner, Sally Finch, Karen Snell, Rochelle Hartrum, Arlene Smith, Carol Comer, Gloria Helke, Barbara Woolery. Fourth row: Ron- ald Potter, Jack Matson, Eddie Karns, Mike Graf, George Flory, Roger Goubeaux, Mike Elliot, Fred Cook, Ron Suerdieck. Fifth row: Randy Elkins, Keith Sidler, Paulette Marcum, Betty Goodpasture, Nancy Bettelon, Terry Brown, Betty Studebaker, Kay Wampler, Pam Moser. Sixth row: Larry Lachey, Diane Brundrett, Carol Dorsey D Jane Range, Linda Davis, Joanne Neff, Karen Perry, Linda Wright, Lucinda Newman, Carolyn Geeting Arlene I Shank. Seventh row: Sharm Krieger, Maxine Cooper, Peggy Midleal. Shawn COOPCI. Mary Jane J0hI1SOH. Becky Moser, Virginia Kems, Mary Salb, Ellen Vogeler, Sharon Floyd. Eighth row- Karen Goldner Geor e Timmer - . 8 . David Giesseman, Marilyn Magill, Judy Dorsey, Susan Fox, Junalee Dixon, Sherry Gray, Joyce Rogers, Mary Kyle. Ninth row: David Motter, Dale Smith, Terry Hill, Tom Nichols, Bill Lehart Ron Davis Janet Re uarth I 9 q O Paulette Underwood, Vicki Gibbons, Edith Sumner. Tenth row: Milton Boyce, Louis Wilson, Phil Scherer, Elden Grice, Butch Demmitt, Betty Honeyman, Ruth Hornbeck, Mary Pence, Patty Fennell Eleventh row- Claren . . ce Coleman, John Taylor, Charles Little, Kathy Fisher, Donna Pittinger, Paul Butts, Jon Haber, Virginia Hamn, Sharon Taylor. Twelfth row: Fred Earles, Doug Drewing, Gerald Hensley, Bob Miller, Phil Young, Mike Brayshaw Charles T' . Thir - ' izzer teenth row. Mike Mattaush, Elmer Berry, Kurt Herzog. I don't know, but who s REX SPEN CER CAROL BAREFOOT SHARON MILLER ROGER KARNEHM Who s the blonde? brunette P ' 1 , 49 50 Freshman, Class First row, left to right: Peggy Manson, Judy Watkins, Carol Ford, Dianne Kreiger, Virginrf Uni1iCl, '1.: l - at-trt, Susan Hartley, and Ruth Elleman. Second row: Kathy Fennell, Joyce Gumbert, Patty Long, Lynda Rencn, Henri,- etta Moyers, Carol Barefoot, Joan Suhre, Susan Finch, and Judy Serapin. Third row: Sharon Miller, Susan Pear- son, Sue Ann Mitchell, Beulah Baldwin, Betty Sue Smith, Janet Kidder, Nancy Brown, Janet Matson, and Mary Jean Patty. Fourth row: Sue Ann Knisley, Erlene Parsons, Nancy Lehman, Sue Byrd, Nicki Carter, Vicki Whiteted Jackie Smith, Donna Alley, Gene Ann Deam, and Jean Matson. Fifth row: Sally Stirgwolt, Beverly Glasmeier, Rose Ellen Helke, Joan Kreider, Patsy Coppock, Janet English, Judy Rogers, Becky Barnhart, Judy Holl, and Kris- tol Kindell. Sixth row: Chuck Smith, Rex Spencer, George Schram, Tim Yenney, Leroy Rush, Tom Weikert, Barton Beyl, Dale Kerg, James Clark, and Mr. Bechtol, Advisor. Seventh row: Justin Klapp, Ted Francis, Doug Jackson, Norman Long, Don Noland, Paul King, Robert Imler, Jackie Buck, and Steve Stocker. Eighth row: Robert I-Iombeck, Bruce Littler, Gerald Hensley, Clarence Brown, Gene Biser, Mike Winblad, Larry Requarth, Jay Sonnanstine, Jeff Mohr, and Jim Webb. Ninth row: Mark Messer, Dennis Blank, Carl Wilmuth, Tom Hill, Dave Holobaugh, Rodger Karnehm, R. C. Fyffe, Larry Gray, and Lee Stockslager. Tenth row: Bill Evans, Norman Freeze, Norman Davis, Jeff Rittenhouse, Robert Royce, Ray Trout, Robert Pearson, Torn Brundrett, George Boocher, and Bob Franer. Eleventh row: Charles Pickrell, Ray Doyle, Larry Christie, Buddy Kline, George Boger, Dave Plunkett, Steve Good, and Steve Price. 'P J gin? Sophomore Class Top to bottom, left to right. First row: Becky Dilts, Paula Jensen, Marilyn l-lepfer, Marjorie Reasor, Jean Stude- baker, Janice Barefoot, Carolyn Kuntz, Kay Perry. Second row: Martha Mae Plummer, Lois Stark, Joyce Galyon, Norma Bowan, Carol Weaver, Bev. Keyton, Sandy Strome, Judy Storck, Dianne Kessler, Linda Wollenhaupt. Third row: Sharon Hartrum, Bev. Jenkins, Joyce Evans, Carol Townsend, Janice Collier, Sue Shearer, Joan Tal- bott, Barbara Musgrave, Shirley Price, Marjorie Westfall. Fourth row: Bruce Elleman, Dale Davis, Lizette Sid- ler, Marcia Hill, Kay Dunnick, Karen Webster, Judy Neff, Joan Johnson, Harriet Littleton. Fifth row: Danny Fritz, Curtis Petzoldt, Don Mohr, David Schulte, Bill Passon, Dale Senseman, Bob Luce. Sixth row: Ted Rohr- bach, Phil Goldner, Bob Day, Oscar Gray, Larry Magaw, Pete Timmer, Jim Staup, Larry Potts. Seventh row: Dick Krieger, Danny Trupp, Wayne Smith, Jerry Crosson, Willis Boyer, Bill Pence, John Oda. Eighth row: Ed Hicksenhiser, Jerry Filburn, Larry Beery, John Halteman, Ken Miller, Sam Robb, Henry Sumner. Ninth row: Charles Ferguson, Joe Lesher, Jim Kisrer, Dale Shearer, Dick Carlile, Bill Cramer. Tenth row: Dennis Zimmer- man, Neal Bobo, Larry Riesser, Tex Hanshaw, Neal Sonnanstine, Mike Bamhart, Larry Scammahorn, Don Hines, Larry Cook. Ng. Those A American Q History tests are so-o-o easy! ! ! A 'sf K ls i Junior Class Top to bottom, left to right. First row: Doris Pitts, Janet Sammons, Carol Diers, Jo Ann Houser, Patty Vance, Sandy Homer, Bonny Fyffe, Beverly Stark. Second row: Sue Theiss, Linda Evans, Joyce Briscoe, Janey Earhart Weezie Holtvoight, Judy Stum, Jane Horne, Neva Neff, Connie Bowers, Peggy Brenner. Third row: Mr. Wil- helm, Judy Fox, Darlene Hartley, Barbara Ingle, Ruth Gilbert, Nancy Goubeaux, Ann Shearer, Debra Oren, Arm Smith, Silvia Eickhoff, Wilma Cain, Mr. Berkebile. Fourth row: Tabert Brammer, Carole Neal, Penny Krieger, Margot Olson, Anita Long, Mary Hartley, Marilyn Phillips, Elizabeth Peterson, Judy Jenkins, Evelyn McBee. Fifth row: Gorden Fulton, Wayne Earles, John Moore, Sam Brown, Bill Sims, Levi Booher, Trent Crossen, Scot Smith, Joe Ballard, Lloyd Harmon. Sixth row: Steve White, George Collins, Ron Fritzsche, Larry Blank, Jack Michaels, Richard Rohr, Mike Priller, John Gilliam, Harold Royce. Seventh row: Jon Shanyfelt, Stan Hatfield, John Roberts, Bob Blank, Dale Booher, Harold Magaw, Bill Cost, Jim Davis, Bill Miller. Eighth row: Skip Layton, Tom Rodenburg, Russ Kidder, Dave Fourman, Martin Brown, John Wilmoth. x f' 4' . V 4 - 'is-Sf' fm l -44! X 'Sw ,'!dA . 5 2, 0 3 ., Q ' wig .r w X f-f-. g I .7!'7 T7 ' r , 1:- 2 Lanai W' PRESIDENT ---- - - - George Nieman ,hir Q fp' VICE PRESIDENT - - - - Jerry Huntsberger f I 4' A lg SECRETARY - - - - - - Marsha Johns 'L-4' - TREASURER - - - - - Mary Hartley 'M' atzonal '5 in Honor ,,, f.. Q? ' N Soczety ' 'f S f X Y First row, left to right: Rickie Carlisle, Pete Timmer, Gordon Honeyman, Jerry Huntsberger, Scot Smith, George Nieman, Bill Miller. Second row: Mary Hartley, Ann Shearer, Margot Olsen, Susan Francis, Janice Boyce, Anita Long, Pat Hatfield, Jackie Collins, Arlene Reeder, Mr. Pirl, advisor. 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E f- , E ' J .jk 5. -' r-1 0 10 fx 3 X. .. l'f'N --M-A E , f' MAJORETTES Joan Trupp Judy Trupp Tabert Brammer Karen Webster Barbara Butler Carole Neal Marilyn Hepfer DRUMS John Gilliam Justin Klapp John Roberts Chuck Smith Mike Winblad Sandra Strome BELLS Linda Wollenhaupt FLAGS Phil Scherer Charles Little Director: Stewart King flaw :U CLARINETS Judy Fox Marjorie Reasor Susan Pearson Judy Storck Rodger Karnehm Terry Hill Carol Barefoot Ted Rohrbach Russell Magaw Margot Olson Loretta Manson Susan Francis Mary Hartley Janice Barefoot Kristal Kindell Rose Helke Marthel Elleman Jean Studebaker Norman Long FLUTES Marcia Hill Paula Jensen Janet Earhart Kay Dunnick Dianne Kessler Arlene Reeder CORNETS Doug Jackson Dale Senseman Kay Perry Neal Bobo Norman Davis Dennis Blank Larry Lachey BARITONES Steve Good Elizabeth Peterson Ted Francis TROMBONES Tom Rodenberg Bruce Elleman Skip Layton Tex Spencer Paul Gray T UBAS George Schram Elden Grice SAXOPHONES Anita Long Patty Huffman Marilyn Phillips Judy Jenkins Janet English Joan Drieder Sharon Miller Sue Ann Knisley Nancy Goubeaux Judy Neff junior Band Majorettes funior Band ,AYP Cz. 'WIIIGH SW -1' 5 f - 1 5 3 ? -4 if F' :ii A aff? , fm Wmfzgef 'W , X A W5 :iaak'f't f f .ffW ,f . M -- 1 K 113' N-iam i F' lv la ' as Junior High Choir First row: Pam Mohr, Tommy Jackson, Kathy Stocker, Peggy Tobias, Carol Starner, Deeane Boger, Bon- nie Knox, Mary Lou Dunnick, Mary Lynn Genslinger, Linda Webb, Ruth Iler, Paul Kreider, Dick Karns, David Staup, Bob Simpson. Second row: Patty Goubaux, Teresa Seebach, Beverly Rohr, Joyce Yount, Sandra Trupp, Linda Lively, Debora Cook, Karen Bolner, Mary Kay Conner, Rosemary Edge, Gene Floyd, Tim Hawley, Don Ray Wick, Don Monbeck, James Harmon, Jerry Joe Heffner, Mike Hecker. Third row: Diane Brundrett, Karen Snell, Roschell Hartrum, Sally Finch, Deanne Boocher, Sally Sue Rothenbeaucher, Sharon Cooper, Mary Johnson, Ellen Vogeler, Mary Salb, Melony Wagner, Janet Requarth, Linda Davis, Kay Wampler, Rickey Yetter, Phil Scherer, Charles Little. Fourth row: Paulett Marcum, Karen Goldner, Nancy Bettelon, Sharon Kreiger, Vicki Gibbons, Sharon Floyd, Arlene Shank, Mary Kyle, Mike Evans, Ruth Hornbeck, Sharon Oaks, Virginia Kems, Joyce Rogers, Peggy Michael, Carolyn Geeting, Linda Wright, Mary Pence, David Bums, John Taylor. GW E06 Ogexlm ESS Nl BN Ps: cos 909 B056 0 whims G01 P-H Annual Staff' First row: Karen Webster, Steve White, Tim Herr, Ann Whitmer, Business Manager, Gordon Honeyman, Editor Sandra Shearer, Mr. Bechtol, advisor. Third row: Sharon Oakes, Barbara Butler, Gail Thurman, Pam Moser, Joan Kreider. Fourth row: Scott Brownlee, Steve Good, Pat Hatfield, Roger Thomas, Larry Lachey. . W, 'kj -' k ? a '- I if NX i. Rush that copy!! Call Mr. English!! WHAT A MESS!! fl-lope you like your '57 CANOEU INESS ud . .4 ,v G,eSSeI:1VA GER Frrst row Roger Thomas Don Noland Dot Yount Sandra Woolery Edrtor Skrp Layton Second row Mr Bechtol advrsor Judy McCandl1ss Absent Judy Gresseman Busmess Manager Second row V1rg1n1a Kerns VICRI Whrted Pat Long Tlna Snell Mary Dunnrck MarJ Westfall Thud row Jean Herzog Susy Pearson B111 Cramer Judy Neff Joyce Rodgers, Kay Dunnrck Fourth row Steve Whrte Bob Luce Larry Chrlstr Wrll Boyer Drck Rohr 5? X o R i 41 , 5 1-r ' R5 1 S5 Xi' 3 T H. . Tri-Hi-Y-- Kappa Kappa Gamma First row, left to right: Mrs. Michael, advisor: Elizabeth Peterson, Penny Krieger, Carol Neal, Jackie Collins, Pat Hatfield, Dot Yount. Second row: Sandra Woolery, Corrine Iler, Marcia Hill, Kay Dunnick, Susan Francis, Janice Boyce, Ann Smith. Third row: Karen Webster, Sandy Strome, Jane Horne, Joyce Briscoe, Judy Jenkins, Judy Fox, Marilyn Phillips, Sylvia Eichoff. Fourth row: Ann Whitmer, Marilyn Moser, Barbara Butler, Gail Thur- man, Judy Neff, Barbara Musgrave, Carol Riesser. Absent: Charlotte Eidemiller, Judy Giesseman. ,f4 PRESIDENT ---- - -Jackie Collins VICE PRESIDENT - - - - Penny Kreiger TREASURER ---- - - - Dot Yount SECRETARY - - ---- Carol Neal CHAPLAIN - - - Charlotte Eidemiller STUDENT COUNCIL REP. - - - - - Pat Hatfield ,cv .1 gj 111391-K75 . inf' I, ' U. 81,7 Ef f ,, 23 -' lyin- A .ff ' ,ffffiif If ' affrigf 9922 T Jw 265 J J' if 7 W, 4 . , ' ' f- T ff! f. ,,Ny, ': , , if 7 T H. . HL YKappa Tau First row left to right Mr Spencer, advisor: Harold Hanley Larry Miller Steve White Mark Mason Mr Derr advisor Second row Trm Herr, George Nieman, Scot Smrth Bill Cramer Paul Gray Larry Riesser Third row Jerry Huntsberger Lloyd Harmon, Ted Rohrback D3V1d Schulte Neal Sonnastlne Phil Goldner Fourth row Denms Zimmerman Gordon Honeyman, Tom Rodenberg Tom Neal Dave Seeback George Collins - Larry Miller - Steve White - - Mark Mason - - Harold Hartley - - - - Tim Herr Gordon Honeyman W H 6-'lQ,,,, f-tg 711. Y ,. 'fp Q VV V X , ,t,,,,,a 5 1 X l K R , jo X 5. gf ,f if 'X Q' lf: , V 1 5327 ' X - Ziiifigfgu 3 AR 7 V f , ,, 2 1 f ,Q 'iffy ' if if 'iw it wt i' ry A ,f fa? TL ENT S, S - - T ,,, - J ' QRESXDEN ii: - - VXCE CRET ARY 'W' ' . - ' , SE Ted Rohibais t ' - ' n 4 TREASURER Et tu Brute? k Sim , csmxxv stroma . a . - Lizette Slam Club Latina Amo, Amas, Amat. Seated: Arlene Reeder, Don Mohr, Rick Carlisle, Don Noland, Mike Morrow, Sally Finch, Harriet Littleton, Jeff Mohr, Lizette Sidler, Steve Good, Janet English, Carol Barefoot, Sharon Miller, Susan Pearson, Patsy Coppock, Joan Shure, Joan Kreider, Sandy Strome, Marsha Hill, Shirley Price, Esther Wintrow. Standing: Paul Gray, Bob Luce, Chuck Smith, Larry Riesser, Ted Rohrback, Justin Klapp, Mr. Gay, Dave Holobaugh, Linda Wollenhaupt, Judy Storck, Dianne Kessler, Kay Dunnick. T7 i Y 3 H fifl QTLWS' , tg. f ' f I -f W .1 gf' I f if z2 V ' 22 ..,1LQ4' bv-Lffp, S. , 1.2 1. - 'FI' KRESIDENT N' ICE P 5 RE SECR SIDENT - ETAR T Y - - - - . El Toreador! REASURER Q E ' - -Neal Shm Sraup ' 5 5 Ollnast. - I 1113 ' ' Sain Talbot Shea!-er lube De Espafiol La Cu,-Ca-Ra-Cha . M First row: Mrs. Eidemiller, advisor: Roger Karnehm. Second row: Dale Shearer, Neal Sonnastine, Pete Timmer, Larry Potts. Third row: Jim Staup, Sue Ann Mitchell, Sue Shearer, Bruce Littler, Joe Lesher. Fourth row: Norma Bowen, Carol Weaver, Kathy Fennel, Joan Talbot. T V i S Xxxxx by E ,,,.,. It ga 4 W' F,H, A, BEAU Future Dean Vance Z 'N-, x...JP MKNM' A At' H .X , 'M .WIN ii 'Y SXAHVJW : M w First row, left to right: Patty Vance, Darlene Hartley, Doris Pitts, Ruth Gilbert, Corrine Iler. Second row: Miss Cox, Barbara Ingle, Raenel Hornbeck, Jean Cain, Dorothy Null, Virginia Daniels, Betty Smith. Third row: Nancy Brown, Janet Sammons, Sandy Homer, Barbara Musgrave, Peggy Manson, Kristol Kindell, Sally Stirgwolt, Linda Magel. Homemakers 0 America W PRESIDENT 'O , ' a' , '3 , Doris Pitts ,P. QI ' ,f VICE PRESIDENT . A f Ruth Gilbert . f X SECRETARY ff ' N Lf Jean Cain fn' -Q TREASURER 'R ' f 'A Patty Vance K Darlene Hartley , L' I HISTORIAN PARLIAMENTARIAN Dorothy Null COUNTY OFFICER Corrine Iler Fl W . xwE,,:q,1-:grit v. -1, A 5 'sm First row, left to right: Mr. Struewing, Bob Pearson, Mark Messer, Carl Wilmoth, John Baker, Buddy Kline, Larry Gray. Second row: Levi Booher, Norman Long, Jim Webb, Lee Stockslager, Jim Mon- beck, Dave Seeback, Dale Boocher. Third row: Doug Kauffman, Marvin Fox, Dennis Pearson, Don Price, Ed Moore, Bob Price, Ken- neth Price. Future F,F, A, SWEETHEART Farmers 0 Charlotte Eidemiller America How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm. . . P PRESIDENT Ed Moore VICE PRESIDENT Dennis Pearson SECRETARY Levi Booher ' ...J TREASURER Don Price SENTINEL Dave Seeback REPORTER Bob Price 5x M4- Q 331 It Officers 'T X . Dramatics Club First row, left to right: Judy Jenkins, Judy Fox, Steve White ', Jane Horne, Cecelia Stockslager, Carol Riesser ', Debra Oren '. Second row: Doris Pitts, Penny Krieger ', Richard Franer ', Bill Cost, Marilyn Moser ', Miss Poole, advisor. 'Denotes National Thespian Members. Other Thespian members: Barbara Butler, Jackie Collins, Charlotte Eidemiller, Harold Hartley, Gordon Honey- man, Marsha Johns, Tom Neal, George Nieman, Carolyn Washer, Ann Whitmer. PRESIDENT - - - - - - Steve White VICE PRESIDENT ---- Marjorie Westfall TREASURER - - - - Cecelia Stockslager SECRETARY - - ----- Carol Riesser N., X7 6. I V714 I Ill 'I-jj, Ile X fff' 1?-32 45 L I r - x 'f' if p 2.5 1471 gg- - , -i K e A-. . , f 11 I I I 1 ff I f I -'ji' . -,efidf l'W11,j5 W . A M lg f, P' ' , ,fxzgj f Ill N. - 1 rf, ff! r 1 I 7 W:'. ' f ,ff ' L' 'Z' 4 f fy, ff ff! I+! ,gl J, 13 - J 1 if nm E, ,Q ' mf ls: - '54s M l vs ji I1 K' 1 W E- ' J -Q NY-. f- f,-1 X , 'mf 'C' , if J li' J S- ,.' fx-.Q 'x l f - I P- I - -5- Y X 'lf nf-' HM fmJ' UQ: All Tv' H X Q, I .5 X1 , 'QED 1 , I v V Uh., - B r X - M Ju-S' ' ROMEO, wherefor art thou ROMEO? 4-1 First row from left to right Scot Smith B111 Cost George Nieman Pete Timmer Joe Ballard Second row: Gerald Hensley Dale Smith Tony Imler Mr Pirl advisor Justin Klapp David Imler B111 Sims. The MAD gclemms PRESIDENT George Nieman - - - Bill Cost Pete Timmer - Scot Smith Pete Timmer 4', A 1 1 V , FV fl M' fkln Y I . M 9. 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'ff A -f-l. ,Eire X., 3 3 I 1 N ,- ' J 3 Fall 1956 Fall starts with the closing of the swimming pool School opens with hopes high for the new year New faculty members welcomed by students Students look forward to those brisk Friday evenings to see the Red Devils in action T1pp beats Eaton rn annual homecoming game Tipp band captures first at the Bradford Pumpk1n Show Semor Class Play Aunt Min Drops In IS a riotous success Senior Pot Pte Supper is precedented as it nets over S5600 profit Football team fered at banquet Hypnotist amazes students at assembly Wznter 1956 5 7 The coming of snow signals the frosty season Winter Our sports interests turn indoors for basketball G A A Basket ball team nrps Troy in thriller Christmas Carols played rn large crowd at Christmas Party Band and Chorus give Christ mas Assembly School closes for Christmas vacation Se mester exams given Seniors fed before taking Scholarship tests by cafeterra cooks at breakfast Semors take Scholarship tests Red Devils beat Oakwood 45-41 Pictures taken for annual Seniors plan for graduation Sprmg 1 95 7 Spring our interests turn again to the outdoors District tournament at Hobart Arena climaxes our basketball season S W B L Banquet held Seniors again give very successful Chicken Pot Pie Supper Term papers due 1n Government Junrors give enjoyable play Sports interests turn to track and baseball Seniors plan week long trip to Washington and New York Chou and Band participate rn District Contest with hopes of going on to State Band Concert Spring Con cert Recognition Assembly Senior Assembly Baccalau reate Commencement Seniors leave for trip School closes. - 2 X X W E355 l f, I, P irhgf' Q? it . '. ' 133. 'A ' fi' ' ' Y 'un- a if H -' ' . x ' - v it l A:-. i i 1 hall to give students Christmas spirit. ..Student Council has X 1 ofxlffx J pix G ... ' 1 ' ,V sw- fl' ' ' ' pu 3 X X-Q I ... ' .' . I ' S -efff -Q . .' . - 4-'LQ X5 . h. ... I --v - X Sv -an -'foo' '... gf lk -'P ixxxv xx-.va W3 ff r 4 -1-.s ! lv A :QW 'Ur -N, 5? .rf-N -W pf qv' -411 lf' uq A , I is , K mmm' Trades and Industries Left to right: Dale Sayre, Tom Brubaker, Bill Gallagher, Dave Cook, Dean Vance, Bob Dorsey Industrial Vocational Program In Diversified Cooperative Training A program in Diversified Cooperative Training is designed to provide vocational training on a part time basis for high school boys and girls, during their senior year. For one half of the day establishmenw of employers are used for training students in actual occupational activities. The other half day is divided between academic subjects and study related to work being done on the job. While several occupations may be included in the program, the individual student receives training in only one. The acquisition of training in this manner does not interfere with gradua- tion from regular high school or subsequent enrollment in most colleges or universities. Boys currently enrolled are receiving training in the following trades: radio and television repair, tool and die fmachinistj, drafting, meat cutting, nursery work, and auto mechanics. - Mr. Struewing - Instructor sic vi 583 X in x 'y , 5 119008 Y , I I I 'A . , ov -.. . 1 5, . , 1 , A ' Tk'J.n11 ff' ,yy Q lv, A '1-' ' K 9 Y: 'jf ATA E W N Iv G -- WFS E' e 5 xx' if 'F' I ss x riff ' , -ix? my f if f f if . r' H ,K U ,i,.f3 Y - . 4 n.fg1,f Q - 513. s S Q 9' K lb 7 if Vx nf-2 'X X. A f- X- ffm se 5 . Q I wa, -1, fqyggfff X- . - K-Q Q-M , mx nk, . ' elf' 1 ..- qw. M1 ,,,b X X--QWQQHQWQ1: :fm Jas 1 Q ,FF 'Y 4 i -, f. ff: my 'H lm, ff, ,'9'f'w. f ff X - 4 A xy 'Wf X. N fkx -as fexvqf ...J S 5 L PL' 'z Q v-wmv Q. Q . P' 4 ww ,M A ff, Ev E 4 First row: Ron Frrtzsche, Dave Travls, Ken Elckmeyer D1ck Warner, Jerry Huntsberger Don Prrce, Roger Thomas, Denms Pearson Second row Larry M11ler Dean Vance, Mark Mason Dale Schearer Don Mohr, Phil Goldner, Jack Mrchael, Ted Rohrback, Scot Smrth Thrrd row Tom Rodenberg, George Col lins, Bob Dorsey, Jay Passon, hm Krster, John Moore, Neal Sonnastme, Rrck Carllsle, Davrd Cook Fourth row: Jerry Frlbrun, Phrl Hanshaw, Sam Robb, John Oda, Larry Blank M1ke Bamhart Ed Moore, Charles Ferguson Frfth row Coach Allen Rlchards, Larry Scammahorn, Joe Lesher, Drck Kneger, Ed Hicksenhjser, Irm Monbeck B111 Passon, Coach Andy Arvay TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY TIPP CITY Mlllufl-Q - 7 Honor and K - 'K ' 'L' K Q Escort K K CHARLOTTE and TOM K X r Je ' A I 5 A . H A -1 f' ,. on benzor Attendant and E91 or! -- JACKIE an TOM 1956 57 H omecomzng ueen, MLSS Carolme Washer 1 Freshman Kathxe and Jay ls., if Photos by Hoover 8 JRR fn. 'C' ofa Sophomore Shuley and Larry Jumor Ehzabeth and Steve 'Ai w - , 1 , f QYKL 'e d ' v i ' W Q J ' 0 Q .' 'z i V Q K X - or r e - 4. ro. eor . w., e ' or wr t , A i A A E K-f Y P' 3 X L . .. - K K K K K of 5 K L K . fy ,Q V K , g' 1 ' W r, A K K K Q K , . 3 5 1 . T' 'W ' r , ,K ' . 1 5 K, K ' . M v , ,-.K-,rr L 4 P swf A - jx , ' ,Y , 4, L K v 5 X, alfa. Q00 l 'T V xv'-af Vg' Tipp Tipp Tipp TiPP Tipp TiPP ' TiPP TiPP ' TiPP ' TiPP ' TiPP ' Tipp TiPP ' Tipp Tipp ' Tipp Tipp Tipp Tipp Tipp Tipp Schedule Troy Bradford Covington Newton Bethel Dayton Kiser Randolph Tecumseh Vandalia Oakwood West Milton Eaton Arcanum Madison Miami Central Q -vvf' 212 '95 Kneeling: Skip Layton, Ted Rohrback, Dave Travis, Jim Campbell, Tom Rodenburg, Ron Fritzsche, Jerry Hunts- berger, Wayne Earles. Standing: Mr. Reash, coachg Joe Lesher, Jim Staup, managers. Varsity Basketball Team West Carrollton 44 Miamisburg DISTRICT TOURNAMENT R denotes games Reserves won ' denotes S. W. B. L. games A ? 68 R My 3-i 26 R Q 3 I X o g , 52 5 We l 54 T 2 , vs A KTA? 42 I3 X 5 I , so , ' 5 32 A y T 41 , uv L! li '79 F N 53 N1 55 R H- T is T ' is... Z N e WAYNE EARLES G d sK1p LAYTON J - i ua: J Guard my G Q' S.. X JIM CAMPBELL Center 5 1 ,fi Q - J Xl 4X I 3 V Z i , 'K 1,,qQ fx I Z , R v it r . ,:. F' ' 7 , -..L L R A , U A4 9 .J S ' w G , 4 , T , 5 I , A' 4 a , A A ,. , i K XA F 3 j JERRY HUNTSBERGER . RON FRITZSCHE Guard h Forward ' - F Fifi: pu 5.0. l R ix f LX TOM RODENBERG DAVE TRAVIS Forward Forward Reserve Basketball Team 's 1 3 ,J TED ROHRBACK Forward Reading clockwise around circle: Don Mohr, Paul Gray, Charles Ferguson, Neal Sonnastine, Neal Bobo, Larry Riesser, Bill Cramer, Phil Goldner, Stan Hatfield, Willis Boyer, Dave Shulte, Jerry Howard, Mr. Richards, coach: John Oda. -J Tipp TiPP TiPP Tipp TiPP Tipp TiPP Tipp Girls' Athletic Association VOLLEYBALL 26- - -Troy 28- - -Milton 43- - -Butler 31- - -Piqua 23- - -Newton 79- - -Randolph 38- - -Bethel 26- - -Sidney Schedule '- BASKETBALL Tipp 32- - -Piqua Tipp 39- - -Milton Tipp 49- - -Randolph Tipp - - -Oakwood Tipp 20- - -Sidney Tipp - - -Butler Tipp - - -Troy Tipp - - -Bethel Officers PRESIDENT ----- - - - - Marthel Elleman VICE PRESIDENT - - - - Judy Giesseman SECRETARY ---- - - Liz Peterson TREASURER - - - - - ' ' ' Judy Neff RECORDING SECRETARY - - ' ' Judy Jenkins Girls 9 X 'h.. Vial' 2 MX ! NJ Volleyball Team XJ Girls 9 Basketball Team RX 1 Q I I I . M, S rg 'W 0 , 'G 2' an . I SV ff ,W 5, . Gi? 9 I 4 6 ' 1 1 . o , A R 'I' Y X, vnu-If aww-QFFWU' . Y P 11. Q A 'W .Wv-1. a 'O ff - Wi-.srl F ILL N 5 t ws f in -wx VW Y, . 'Q fn, 1 'WEEKS-v NX K k ' x. X! , ?i..f,Agi ' A.-'K , L 'V , QM A rl 10 ' 'Y' ,R - ' s Candy Man', Black Dartw A Y' Wilkie PK' 97 Coach PFAV9 Coaches ALLEN RICHARDS Varsity Football Reserve Basketball Varsity Track Athletic Director A NDREW ARVAY Assistant Football Freshman Basketball CAROL CCAPPELJ DICKINSON G. A. A. Girls' Volleyball Girls' Basketball GEORGE REASH Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball ALFRED SCARBERRY Junior High Football Junior High Basketball Junior High Track J rx. ,.. ' fa. R .f 4-suv'- ' xx lv 'Today we will have a surprise quiz. ,.,:g.z.w. ENE... LARRY VERNON MILLER Student Council 4: Choir 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Spanish Club 2: Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2, 4: Track 3: Glee Club 3, 4. MARTHEL LOUISE ELLEMAN Scholarship Team 1: Student Council 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. SANDRA MARIE SHEARER Mr. Ritchie's Office 3: Band 1, 2, 3. Ensembles 3: Choir 2, 3,4, Ensemble 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Birchbark Staff 2: Tri- P Hi-Y 2, 3: Spanish Club 1,2: GAA 1, 2,3: Glee Club 3,4. HAROLD KEN EICKMEYER FFA 2, 3,4: Football Team 1, 3,4: Varsity T Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. Wg 26 ,xy X -on rj I r, an 1' '4 3.1 if sn GERALD EUGENE PASSON Hi-Y 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 4: Entered 3. JOAN T. TRUPP Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Scholarship Team 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 2, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4: Choir 3: Spanish Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2,43 Cheerleader 1: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3 JUDY 1, TRUPP Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Senior Class Play 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Band 1,2, 3, 4, Ensembles 4: Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4, Head 3,4: Spanish Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2,4: Cheerleader 1: Glee Club 3. HAROLD EUGENE HARTLEY Senior Class Play 4: Choir 3.4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Hi -Y 3, Secretary 4: Football Manager 1,2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 3: Glee Club 3, 4. GEORGE C ARROLL NIEMA N Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Boys' State 35 President of National Honor Society '3, 45 Vice President of Latin Club 25 Science Club 3, 4, President 3, 4. BRENDA ANN EGLI Senior Scholarship Team 45 Choir 1,2, 3.4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 1: GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Robe Custodian 2, 3,4. PATRICIA ANN HA TFIELD Mr. Ritchie's Office 45 Librarian 25 Student Council 45 Band 1, 25 Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 GAA 1,2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Scholarship 45 Librarian of Band 2. DENNIS CLYDE PEARSON Choir 1,25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, State Judging Team 35 Football Team 2, 3,4. Most Valuable Player Award 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. FLOYD EDDIE MOORE Student Council 45 Birchbark Staff 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Football Team 45 FFA State Judging Contest 1, 2, 3 CAROL JEAN RIESSER Senior Class Play 45 Band 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 4: Glee Club 3, 4: National Thespian Society 4. NANCY LEE POTTS Scholarship Team 2, 35 Senior Scholarship 45 Student Coun cil 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Senior Class 45'Entered 2. RALPH RICHARD WARNER Student Council 15 Choir 25 Birchbark Staff 45 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 King of Homecoming 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 25 President of Freshmen 15 Hi-Y 3. MARY VIRGINIA SPROWL Mr. Netzley's Office 3,4: Band 1: Choir 1, 2, 3: FHA 1: Glee Club 3. TERRA NC E A LLEN REES Scholarship Team 2: Senior Scholarship 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3,4: Band 1, 2, 3: Band Ensembles 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 4, President 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. DALE EUGENE SA YRE Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Spanish Club 1: Football Manager 3: Tumbling Team 1, 2. CAROLINE SUE WASHER Mr. Ritchie's Office 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Student Council 3: Band 2: Choir 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2.3, Vice President 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 3: Homecoming Attendant 3: Queen of Homecoming 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, J-f 'b'::, -nerr, 3: Entered 2 . CHARLOTTE MINNIE EIDEMILLER Mr. Ritchie's Office 2, 3: Scholarship Team 1, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Student Council 3, 4, Co-Secretary-Treas- urer 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Homecoming Attendant 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: President of Junior Class 3: President of Senior Class 4: Girls' State 3: Glee Club 3, 4. THOMAS EUGENE BRUBAKER Junior Class Play 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Vocational Industrial Club 4: Entered 3. BILL GALLAGHER Scholarship Team 1,2: Student Council 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, Ensembles 2: Spanish Club 1, 2. Vice President 2: Basket- ball 1: Track 1, 2. KAREN LEE HOLTVOIGHT Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Band 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, Ensembles 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, f 4? DOROTHY ELIZABETH YOUNT Student Council 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Robe Custodian 3, En- sembles 2, 3: Birchbark Staff 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: FHA 1: GAA 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Secretary of Junior Class 3. EDWARD ANDREW LUCE Scholarship Team 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 2: Homecoming Emcee 3,4: Basket- ball Manager 1: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Librarian 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: National Thespian Society 3, 4: Senior Scholarship 4. DAVID LLOYD SEEBACH Hi-Y 4: FFA 2, 3, 4, State Judging Team 4: Basketball 2 3: Intramurals 3,4: Entered 3. MARILYN SUE MOSER Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Mr. Netzley's Office 2: Senior Class Play 4: Band 1: Choir 1,2,4: Birchbark Staff 1: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Homecoming Attendant 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4, Secretary 3: Glee Club 3,4: National Thespian Society 3, 4: Senior Scholar- ship 4. IACQUELINE ROSE COLLINS Scholarship Team 1, 2: Senior Scholarship 4: Student Coun cil 4: Band 1,2, 3, Ensembles 1,2, 3: Choir 1,2, 3,4, En- sembles 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2: Homecoming Attendant 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 3,4, MARK ALAN MASON Junior Class Play 3: Band 1, 2: Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Football Team 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Intramurals 4: Track 1: Glee Club 3: Senior Scholarship 4. RICHARD LEE FRANER Dramatics Club 3, 4: National Thespian Society 3,4: En- tered 3. SANDRA SUE WOOLERY Librarian 2: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Student Council 2, 4: choir 1, 2, 3,4, Ensembles 2, 3,4: Birchbark Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: FHA 1, Parliamentarian 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Treasurer of Senior Class 4. BARBARA ANN BUTLER Scholarship Team 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 2, 3,4: Majorette 1,2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Glee Club 3, 4: National Thespian So- 'w-Q ciety 4. in ROGER JAMES CAMPBELL Basketball 4: Entered 4. . 3, ROBERT JOSEPH DORSEY Spanish Club 2, 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Intramurals2, 3, 4. MARSHA KAY JOHNS H- Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Scholarship Team 3: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Choir 3: National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Glee Club 3: National Thespian Society 4. JANICE MARIE BOYCE Scholarship Team 1: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Junior Class Play 3: Student Council 4: Choir 1,2, 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Junior Class 3: Glee Club 3, 4. RONALD DAVID TRAVIS Birchbark Staff 4: Football Team 4: Basketball 3, 4: Intra- murals 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Entered 2. DOUGLAS ORR KAUFFMAN Choir 2, 3,4: FFA 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Football Manager 2: Homecoming Escort 3: Basketball 1: Basketball Manager 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. 3' CORRINE ANN ILER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2,3,4, County Officer 4, RALPH TIMOTHY HERR Student Council 4: Band 1, 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Artist 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Glee Club 3, 4. JUDY LOUISE GIESSEMAN Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Co-Secre- tary-Treasurer 4: Band 1: Annual Staff 3, 4: Birchbark Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, President 2: GAA 1, 2,3, 4, Vice President 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4. SUSAN KAY NOLAND Choir 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 1: FHA 1, 2.3: GAA 1,2, 3,4. GEORGE SNYDER Intramurals 2, 4. DAVID RONALD COOK Spanish Club 1, 2,3: Basketball Manager 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Trades and Industry 4. WILMA JANE REEDER Band 1, 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 1: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. JUDY ANN MCCANDLISS Mr. Ritchie's Office 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, Ensemble 3: Birchbark Staff 2, 3,4: Spanish Club 1: GAA 1, 2. JERRY KENT HUNTSBERGER Mr. Ritchie's Office 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Student Council 3, 4: Choir 1, 3, 4, Ensemble 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Football Team 1, 3,4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4. GORDON HOWARD HONEYMA N Scholarship Team 1 Senior Scholarship 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Birchbark Staff 1 H1 Y 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 Football Manager 1 Homecoming Escort 2 Driver 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 National Honor Society 2 3 4 President of Sophomore Class 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 National Thespian Society 4 HARLA JANE WILHELM Chou' 4, GAA 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Entered 3. PHYLLIS ANN WALKER Entered 2, Junior Class Play Make up Committee 3, Senior Class Play Costume Committee 4. CHARLES SAYRE 11' -Q' Cl' 1 1 . ' . ' . I l urs! f :fur Y :lvl .- . . . . .- . . l 1 1 rl yn I . ' ' . . I 1 rv - . ' ' - :f I lr: 1 nfl . . . . yi o Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play Stage Crew 3: Glee Club 3,4, '51 1 THOMAS CLASON NEAL Senior Class Play 4: Choir 2, 3, Ensembles 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Basketball Manager 3,4: Tumbling Team 3,4: Intramurals 3: Track 2, 3. ANN WHITMER Mr. Ritchie's Office 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Student Council 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1,2: Homecoming Attendant 1: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4: Glee Club 4: National Thespian Society 4. WANDA LOU GROOMS FHA 1, 2, Secretary 2: Sophomore Class Treasurer 2. ROGER ALLEN THOMAS Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Junior Class Play 3: Student Council 2: Choir 2: Birchbark Staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Football Team 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1, 3: Basketball Manager 2, 4: Senior Class Vice President 4: Intramurals 2, 4: Track 2. SUSAN CLAIRE FRANCIS Mr. Netzley's Office 2: Scholarship Team 1, 2: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Band 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, En- sembles 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Latin Club 1, 2: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, DEAN RICHARD VANCE Football Team 4: Intramurals 4: Track 3: Entered 2. DONALD ROBERT PRICE FFA 1, 2, 3,4: Spanish Club 1: Football Team 3, 4: Intra- murals 3, 4: Treasurer of FFA 4. LORETTA MAE WINTROW Mr. Netzley's Office 2, 3: Librarian 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Glee Club 3. MARGARET GA IL THURMAN Mr. Ritchie's Office 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Junior Class Play 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Vice President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4: Spanish Club 1,2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Vice President 3: Glee Club 3, 4. RUSSELL HARLOW MAGAW Scholarship Team 1: Band 1, 2, 3,4, Ensembles 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Basketball 1: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ALLEN PRICE Band 1, 2, 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Reporter 4, PATRICIA MAE STARK Senior Coat Check 4: Prom Committee 3. fhii rear 5 I . LORETTA JANE MANSON Band 2, 3, 4: GAA 1. MARY ANNETTE FRIEND FHA 1, 2,31 GAA 1. CECELIA ROSE STOCKSLAGER Scholarship Team 2, Senior Scholarship Team 43 Student Council 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3: FHA 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MAUREEN CATHERINE FITE 193 GAA 3: National Honor Society 4: Entered 3. PHYLLIS JEAN GEETING Junior Class Play Make-Up 3: Senior Class Play Costumes 4: Entered 2. LINDA ELENORA BISER THA 1, 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2: Prom Committee 3. 'un mf f as , 'af A ' . 6 an mm , ,LMS vsafs .1 C15 A , S as V591 A T , ,as 'wi ,po sis y nn as p ,gen 1 ,ps ,, 4, . A .eeivmc pp pp MmAM Ss d om , Q64 J X ov T ww .G+ 5? .fm ' Srl, ' '9fnJ 2's. 90 ' f' 'X' , 2 'Ol 11-us1:HAr1ER sox Yr Y Y f .- 4 -JZ T5 Senior Scholarship Team First row, left to right: Mark Mason, George Nieman, Roger Thomas, Jerry Huntsberger, Terry Rees. Second row: Gordon Honeyman, Ann Whitmer, Marilyn Moser, Gail T'hurman, Barbara Butler. Third row: Susan Francis, Brenda Egli, Jackie Collins, Marsha Johns, Nancy Potts, Cecelia Stockslager, Janice Boyce. Absent: Charlotte Eidemiller, Judy Giesseman, Joan Trupp, Ed Luce. Class Colors: Cold and While Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto May we live long enough to learn that we have learned how to live. M Senior Class Omeers PRESIDENT ---- - - Charlotte Eidemiller VICE PRESIDENT - - - ----- Roger Thomas SECRETARY ---- - - - Nancy Potts TREASURER ------------ Sandra Woolery ,AI A, 11 I ard' ff, r' :pa ,.-r ...,,N,,,wm..a,.a-.-,t,. , . AMY! -' Q X ',4 Q, ..f,,,,,i,Jlii' -NR Our Prom of '56 Evening in Paris In May of 1956 our class, then Juniors, put on the most gala dinner-dance of the year. The meal, which consisted of turkey with all the trimmings, was ably served by the sophomores Neva Neff played dinner music on the grand piano. The gym was decorated beautifully in Red and White. The scene was a sidewalk cafe in Paris, complete with fountain, Eiffel Tower, the Seine, and the Arc de Triomphe. f f 1 s 3 e '21 e Boardmghouse Reach Ed Luce Joan Trupp Judy MCC3Hd11SS Gordon Honeyman Marsha Johns Jerry Huntsberger Jamce Boyce Mark Mason Karen H0lIVO1gI Roger Thomas Charlotte Eldernrller Carolyn Washer Gall Thurman Dale Sayre ---- Barb Butler ---- Tom Brubaker - - Jackie Collins - - Miss Brodbelt - - HERMAN WILBUR MAXWELL BETTY LOU MAXWELL JANET MAXWELL JOHN MAXWELL CONNIE MAXWELL HERCULES NELSON BERNADINE SMITH MR POTTER AUNT MARY NINETY VOLT JONES ROUGHHOUSE RUBY NORA MCQUIRE LUCY BURNS - - - - - - -------- LIMPY MCQUIRE ---------MRs.MoTT - CONNOLLY, THE COP PRODUCTION MANAGER - - - - - - DIRECTOR Scenes From Uur Junior Class Play ' The Boardinghouse Reach I Now here's my plan, Hero h, Bemadine, you cou1dn't do th i A3 Ma name's Rough-house Ruby The Entire Cast ,QQ ,x 3 Look at him, just look at him Stage Crew f' 99 I gi Aunt Mzn Drops In Barbara Butler Carolyn Washer Marsha Johns Tom Neal Harold Hartley Ed Luce Gordon Honeyman Carol Rlesser Karen Holtvorgt Judy Trupp Jerry Huntsberger Manlyn Moser Dale Sayre - - - Jackie Collins ------ Miss Barbara Ann Poole IVY MAY GRACIE MAY ENOUGH ALEX SAGEBRUSH EDDIE EDDY PROFESSOR PERUCHI SIR FREDDIE MRS FOTHERINGAY ALICIA FOTHERINGAY AUNT MINNIE SLICKER SAM MARY DOWNEY - - - THE SHERIFF PRODUCTION MANAGER -------DIRECTOR if M Aunt Min Drops Ing' Snapshots Roll our the barrel. . . Oh, Aunt Min, are you hun? Come along, Alex 5 I H :, xw :L M4 Unhand me you ruffians. .. SIR FREDERICK, you idiot, help me! ! But you're to BEAUTIFUL to be Aunt Min. . 55::1::::f:1::fm:::::::::::: Oh, I SSC it all HOW- - . General confusion, Senwr Class H LSl0Ty Many excrtrng experrences have happened to the class Of 57 srnce crossrng the threshold of the lrttl red school house rn September 1945 Yes twelve years ago forty three of us wrth smrlrng faces journeyed mto our frrst classroom Those smrlrng faces belong to Lrnda Brser Barb Butler Jackre Collms Dave Cook Bob Dorsey Brenda Eglr Ken Erckmeyer Charlotte Erdemrller Marthe Elleman Susan Francrs Annette Frrend Judy Gresseman Harold Hartley Pat Hatf1eld Trm Herr Karen Holtvorgt Gordon Honey man Jerry Huntsberger Corrrne ller Doug Kauffman Russel Magaw Loretta Manson Mark Mason Larry Mrller Ed Moore Marrlyn Moser Tom Neal Sue Noland Denms Pearson Don Prrce Bob Prrce Wrlma Reeder Sandra Shearer George Snyder Pat Stark Cecelra Stockslager Roger Thomas Joan Trupp Judy Trupp Drck Warner Ann Whrtmer Loretta Wrntrow and Dorothy Yount Later 1n our frrst year Janrce Boyce jorned us from Dayton In our second year we welcomed Terry Rees from Prqua As we entered the thrrd grade we were thrrlled to have frve more classmates Judy McCandl1ss and Sandra Woolery from Troy Carol Rresser from Sprrngfleld Ed Luce from Butler and George Nreman from Dayton As we journeyed on to the next three years of grade school we gave a hearty hello to B1ll Gallagher from Verona rn the fourth grade Mary Sprowl from Prqua rn the frfth grade and last but not least rn the srxth grade Wanda Grooms from Gettysburg and Patty Hat-freld rejornrng us after a year at Bethel Frnally we were called the junror hrgh krds rn our seventh year of school What a long Walt rt seemed for most of us to be rn the hxgh school burldrng Thrs year we found ourselves attendmg dances and partres gorng on hayrrdes takrng hrkes usrng the phone and oh yes roller skatrng at the Trade Wrnds We can t forget the fun we had at the Jumor Hrgh basketball and football games erther As we advanced rnto the erghth grade Dale and Charlxe Sayre from M1am1 Central and Garl Thur man from Wrlbur Wrrght came to Trpp We were thrrlled wrth the new addrtron to the school and especral ly the gymnasrum whrch played such an rmportant part tn our lrfe Becomrng Freshmen was a great thrrll to all of us Ann Whrtmer was our attendant to the homecom 1ng queen Many of us became members of the Symphomc Chorr and Band and many of our fellows took part 1n varsrty athletrcs Our Sophomore year we had our frrst money makrng project for our trrp to New York and Washmgton To the enlargement of our class we greeted erght more frrends Phyllrs Geetrng from Verona Phyllrs Walker from Roselawn Marsha Johns from Wrlbur Wrrght Dave Seeback and Carolrne Washer from Butler Dave Travrs and Nancy Potts from Mramr Central and Jerry Huntsberger rejorned us after a year at Mason Marrlyn Moser was our Sophomore attendant to the homecomrng queen Next came our Junror year and bemg Junrors had many good trmes Thrs year found us all busy wrth our class play The Boardrng House Reach paper drrves dances and suppers Our two brggest events were the Chrrstmas dance Snowman s Ball and the Prom Evenmg rn Parts Tom Brubaker from Troy Maureen Frte from West Carrollton Drck Franer from Strvers Jay Passon from West Mrlton and Jane Wrlhelm from Roosevelt enrolled 1n our class to complete therr educatron at Trpp The most rmportant year frnally arrrved We were Senrorsll In thrs year we welcomed Jrm Camp bell from Bethel Our class contmued to have projects to pay for our brg trrp the mam project berng the concessron at the basketball games Our Queen was Carolrne Washer the mard of honor Charlotte Erdemrller and the Semor Attendant Jackre Collrns Our most valuable football player was Denms Pear son Rrchard Warner was Krng of Football Now we the class of 57 are lookrng forward to commencement mght when each wrll proudly re cerve hrs drploma the symbol of a goal completed We wrll leave the lrttle red school house our frrends and teachers the good trmes and the bad yet we wrll leave and face the future wrth a greater understandrng and mtellrgence rn whatever walk of lrfe we venture. 0 0 . . . , . - ,, - D ,, . - . . . 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H 1 1 , . - -1 Semor Class Wzll Lmda Brser w1ll Connre Bowers to Alaska Janrce Boyce w1ll my abrlrty to get along wrth her brother to Anxta Long Tom Brubaker w1ll my hot roddrng ab1l1ty to Weezre Holtvorgt Barb Butler w1ll my tube of sunny coral lrpstrck to Carole Neal hm Campbell w1ll my herght to J1m Staup and my curls to the grrls Jackre Collrns w1ll Carole Neal a brcycle so she w1ll have a way home when she mrsses the bus Dave Cook w1ll my last name to the cooks Bob Dorsey wrll my werght to Justrn Brenda Eglr w1ll my Elvrs records to Spencer Ken Elckmeyer w1ll my good behavror to Gus Charlotte Erdemlller wrll all the peanut o1l back to the crazy peanuts Marthel Elleman w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay on my feet at G A A to Judy Jenkrns Maureen Frte w1ll all the stale cakes rn the bakery to A J Grbbons Susan Francxs w1ll my abrlrty to stay rn Honor Socrety to anyone who needs rt Drck Franer w1ll my abrlrty to rmrtate Elvrs Presley to Mr Spencer Annette Frrend w1ll Connre Bowers two hot dogs to take to Alaska w1th her B111 Gallagher w1ll a church key to the Junror Class for the concessron stand Phyllrs Geetmg w1ll my trcket to Indrana to Dranne Kessler Judy Gresseman w1ll my nrckname Freckles to any poor soul who doesn t have them Wanda Grooms w1ll my Job at Smrth s to Peggy Bren ner Harold Hartley w1ll my abrlrty to do a double front sommy to anyone Pat Hatfreld w1ll my Job as typrst for the annual to any hunt and peck artrst Trm Herr w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out of school 2 U2 months to any vacatroner Karen Holtvorgt w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to Weezre and Judy Neff Gordon Honeyman w1ll my key to the frles to Steve Whrte and Prrvate Whrted Jerry Huntsberger w1ll my abrlrty to get secretly mar rred to John Grllam Corrrne Iler w1ll my Englrsh book back to Mr Derr for future references Marsha Johns w1ll my ab1l1ty to forge passes to Weezre Doug Kauffman w1ll my rabbrtry to Kerth Ed Luce w1ll my ballet shoes to Skrp Layton for next basketball season Russel Magaw w1ll Mr Spencer a potbellred stove to make hrs frgure Loretta Manson w1ll my red har: to Nancy Lehman Mark Mason w1ll my bullet passes back to Alkre Rlchards Judy McCandl1ss w1ll a certarn mckname back to Phrl Goldner Larry Mrller wxll my tumblrng abrlrty to Oscar Gray Eddre Moore w1ll my drrvmg skrll to Joe Lesher Marrlyn Moser w1ll my M1am1 sweatshrrt to Alkre Rrchards Tom Neal w1ll my apprecratlon of Rock n Roll musrc to all the Junror squares George Nreman w1ll my certrfrcates to someone who needs some wallpaper Susan Noland w1ll my pony ta1l to Peggy Jay Passon w1ll my ab1l1ty to barely pass Mr Spencer s classes to John Moore Dennrs Pearson wrll my car to anyone who thrnks they can drrve rt Nancy Potts w1ll my green and whrte strrped up to anyone who w1ll wear them Bob Prrce w1ll all my books back to the school Don Prrce w1ll my duty football umform to John Oda Wrlma Reeder w1ll my chorr robe to some on comrng freshman Terry Rees w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wrth Sprrng freld grrls to J1m Davrs Carol Rresser w1ll Margot Olsen and Nancy Goubeaux Mrs Balzer Charlle Sayre w1ll my excess harr to Mr Spencer s bald spot Dale Sayre w1ll my name Brg Jack to B111 Cost Dave Seebach w1ll UZ of my harr to a needy person Mr Spencer George Snyder w1ll my herght to Crarg T Mary Sprowl w1ll my herght to all tall krds Pat Stark w1ll my herght to anyone Cecelra Stockslager w1ll Trppecanoe Hrgh School back to the Indlans Roger Thomas wrll an extra large srze of h1p pads Fat Phrl Goldner Garl Thurman w1ll my ab1l1ty to pass through customs foffrcej and get along wrth customs offrcer to Rollo Dave Travrs w1ll my basketball and football shoes to Judy Neff for future use Joan Trupp w1ll Rollo a TV so he can watch the m1d nrght movre whrle studyrng Ameucan Government next year Judy Trupp w1ll Mr Spencer some grass seed for hrs head weed krller for hrs chest and a shovel to put back the sand from where ever rt has shrfted Dean Vance wxll my spare trre to Dave F Phyllrs Walker w1ll my eyelash curler to Mrs Balzer so all her students can admrre her baby blue eyes Drck Warner w1ll my football number 43 to Don Krller Mohr ' , I I , I, . , . . .. . I I . I, 1 , u 1. .I I. .. 1 I I' ' I J ' , ' . I' I, I a . Q I' D . H ' I, ' . . . . ' I, , ' ' ' . . . .. . I' l , . ' . 1 . D. . L y U I l to gf , 1, ' . ' , . SENIOR afternoon, ladies and gentlemen of our W This is your o talking to you from Tipp City, Ohio, where today the Tippecanoe High Class of 1957 is union since ten years ago on graduation day. I am standing in front of the Chatterbox, a sentimental site chosen for this memorable occasion. 5 I see the distinguished guests are beginning to arrive. Here comes Jim Campbell. Jirn's new discovery for the ladies, Campbell-Wave, has been a great success. with Jim is his own personal beautician, Janice Boyce There seems to be quite a bit of excitement out front! Brenda Egli, first woman to win the Indianapolis 500, has just pulled up in her winning car. It looks as though Mark Mason, noted Secret Service Agent, has finally caught Dave Seebach and Tom Bru- baker, operators of an illegal gambling hall. Just arriving are Mr. and Mrs. George Nieman. qShe is the former Nancy Potts.J The Niemans, brilliant nuclear physicists, of the atomic-powered lawnrnower. Chatting with the Niemans are Mr. and Mrs. Tim Herr. Karen I-Ioltvoight.j Karen is atop fashion artist and Tim's oil paintings are being Museum of Art. f f The by Carol Riesser, owne! of A 100, 000 acre Texas cattle ranch. The here today. Just stepping out of his diamond-studded car is Richard Franer, Richard is his manager and press agent, Loretta wintrow. comes your favorite movie,st4t,g,Ilfl'ty Huntsberger. Jerry's latest picture, The Beast, see Jerry is joining old friendsii Miller and Harold Hartley, who have just returned from where both placed first Looking Chatterbox I see Judy Giesseman, popular woman sports announcer, and Dave ,, 'p g V J President of the Burpo Beer Co. , discussing plans for Judy's sports TV show. Joining Dave an Vance. Dean made headlines recently after winning Sl, 000,000 on a quiz show for his knowle v .. I y' Government. p v Judy McCandliss, looking in the pink of health after giving birth to sextuplets last mont with Jane Wilhelm. Jane was chosen as The Ideal Wife' by a leading magazine. 1 Looking as neat as a pin is Roger Thomas, Instructor Grooming at the Y. W. C. A. gizj KEJQJI is Marsha Johns, writer of the best seller on etiquette. ' f just approaching the Chatterbox is Mary Sprowl and Patty'kStark, co-owners of the famous Tall G -s ' ff Talking business with Mary and Patty is Maureen Fite, owner of the largest bakery chain in the U. S. Jackie Collins, President of General Motors, is looking especially lovely in her new purple Buick. I believe I recognize Doug Kauffman, rabbit surgeon talking to an old friend, Gordon Honeyman, who, as we 311 know, is Secretary of the The moment all you 'cool cats have Neal, the Be-Bop King, is just stepping out of his leopard skin Jaguar. Looking very travel-worn is Pat from the Belgian Congo, col- lecting a rare specie of spider. Don has animals for his zoo. Conversing with Pat and Don is David Cook, who has without much luck. Having a gay time as usual is opera star. Believe it or not, she started as a wrestler. I see Ken Eickmeyer, President of the Anti-Saloon League, is handing out some of his pamphlets to future members, Dick Warner and Dennis Pearson. Dick and Dennis, Daredevil Drivers, are appearing at the County Fair. Phyliss Walker, whose cartoons appear in leading newspapers, is with Bob Dorsey, owner of the Springhill Nursery. Gail Thurman, New York socialite, has just returned frorrfReno, getting rid of her fifth husband. Enjoying a laugh with Gail is Barbara Butler, permanent head majorette of the West Point Cadet Band. lf. 552251 so 3+ A-rfhf SENIOR C1338 ECY HQ! comes another happrly marr1ed couple Mr and Mrs Ed Moore QCCCIIIB Stockslagerj NE M066 1S a very pgous farmer of the T1pp C1ty d1str1ct Mrs Moore recently won a natron wrde cookmg contest A sucisful polmcran Jay Passon U S Senator IS d1scuss1ng a few controverstal rssues w1th friends Our cameras are now swltchxng back outs1de where Charl1e Sayre Grand Ole Opry Star IS strumming a ew notes Among those outslde IS B111 Gallagher clever crtmrnal lawyer Takmg a few notes rs Phyl1ss Geettng B111 s prrvate secretary Meetrng Phyl1ss IS Sue Noland Sue IS the world s fastest typtst Terry Rees speed boat enthusrast has Just completed a mrraculous non stop trrp around the world rn s speed boat It looks as though Terry prcked up a merma1d It s Ann Wh1tmer who swam the churn1ng Med1 terranean Sea rn erght hours Ladtes and Gentlemen thxs certa1nly rs an h1stor1c day! Sondra Woolery has just landed her Jet plane on the roof Cllmblng from the plane IS L1nda BISCI skrlled Jet mechan1c Maulyn Moser and Dot Yount co edttors of CONFIDENTIAL MAGAZINE are 1nterv1ew1ng Ed Luce Ed 1S the leadmg writer for TRUE DETECTIVE Beamrng at the pubhcuy T1pp 15 rece1v1ng today 15 Russell Magaw Mayor of T1pp Clty Also lookmg very proud 15 Dale Sayre Head of the Street Department of T1pp Carolyn Washer emrnent chlld psychologtst has just frmshed g1v1ng one of her famous lectures to the mothers present Among the entertamers 15 Judy and Joan Trupp who are compared to the McGture S1sters of ten years ago Engaged 1n a COHVCISZIIOH rs Marthel Elleman coach of the All Stars basketball team and Susan Francls conductoress of the famous all g1rl orchestra Jormng Susan and Marthel 15 Loretta Manson or1g1nator of the Manson black ha1r dye Just f1n1sh1ng lus 10th bottle of m1lk IS Bob Puce chosen by the Nauonal Da1ry Assocratron as the Healthr est Boy 1n the World Among those congratulat1ng Bob IS George Snyder star salesman for the Fuller Brush Co Wanda Grooms a1r11ne stewardess arrrved a 11tt1e late after parachutrng to the reun1on Helprng Wanda untangle herself IS Annette Fnend whom all recogn1ze as a popular cover g1rl Wrlma Reeder head tfuyer of the Woolworth charn Just returned from a buyrng tnp to attend th1s reunton Corrilli . V g tired after a long day as Home Ec teacher at T1pp Schools, 15 Jornrng th9crowd Wellllfplks, ll looks as though our ttme IS about gone for thts week's show It has been a grand reun1on for everyonegl we gi l leave the laughrng and hum of VOICCS, knowrng that the class of '57, and I hope you out there, w e tgirl this day I, Carolyn Washer, w1ll1my ab1l1ty to dance, to havere ,Zee-I, S ra Woolery, w1ll to Mrs Balzer my blg prc dates, and be good to my brother, Edd1e 1 1 of Elvts Presley to take the place of Lrberace I, Jane Wllhelm, w1ll my SplICl1I'1 to Dave Foreman. Villidh someone took I, Loretta Wlntrow, w1ll my four long pertods back I, Ann Wh1tmer, w1ll my even drspostuon to Judy to Mrs Balzer Neff, to use wh1le she IS playmg volleyball N I, Dot Yount, w1ll my tan to Tabert Brammer if ,E 4 SENIOR CLASS WILL fCOHIlDUGH page 855 'E sate. R ' ss vi 5 -...safari 121 -' : - iii -- , , s sqssssfr .A -ff. . R1 14 egg sfsqgsgg, .as 1' were stasis ,,.,. 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'?. w --, Q- ?' .waf , xxx 'vw-...img Journeying West on Main Street, walking toward the High School Inna S-'ta .gp I J Canoe Workers Here we have Pat Hatfield and Judy Giesseman, typists for the CANOE, and Ann Whitmer and Gordon Honeyman, business manager and editor of the CANOE. , - 7 an ' ' J This page compliments of: HONEYMAN ELECTRIC CO, C 14 E. Main Street ' Tipp City Ohio Q Anything electrical H ts., ,sn :vi vw, x X wwf ik 'W 5 if lj ,nf ..,, - i . ,N - Canoe Patrons We'1l cheer too, with head cheerleader Judy Giesseman, when you patronize these advertisers in the '57 CANOE. PING To BUILD This page compliments of: The professional men of Nu' o Tipp City 0 Real patrons of Tippecanoe High School fl 0 M,,.,W 'A ' L.A, M uauuvg , -is K I V . , . Q ' W X ,M.,,,,W...hM ,n k..,.. W 31 ,N ,L,, L . is-w!ur l lII W ,.... 4-w e 1 W , , ' , V' QQ? , ., A 2 S A 1 RQ . ,, . , 1, . it ef . -ig. x gl if , f 5951, ,, N1 gig? 25r,,,q : 1, ? KigA I1 gf 5. 15, . 3 J., 9 1 ri? . 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' f. 2- 5:5 1 ? ,w f as Q .4 Q, qnw ,vi , , iw if A-Lvgiux u 1 u s Compliments of R MILLER BROTHERS Phone W. Milton 330 Frederick, Ohio J J R R ,km SENIORS . . . We live in time, so little time, and we learn all so painfully, that we may spare this hour's term to practice for eternity, TQCD-I-FRTQXK CTL Lila: Charles Adcock Hugh Brubaker Joseph Brubaker Lawrence Brubaker Nevin Coppock Donn Davis Robert Davis Wes Dodds Frank Fennell Clayton Finch Otto Frings John Holtvoight Carl Huntsberger Maynard Kiser Howard Kyle Thomas Kyle Wilmer Leiss Richard Long John Lorms Sam Mack Walter Mesick Dwight Woodworth William Milner Robert Prince E G Puterbaugh R L Rodenberg Charles Rowley Paul Ruby Russ Scheip Robert Spencer Milton Stras ser Robert Storck Emmert Studebaker Robert Suerdieck Robert Sutton Emery Theiss Travers Thomas Bearl Thuma Thomas Timmer Robert Turner Ralph Warner H, W. Wilson John Worman R. L. Wunderlich SRO 0'-Dm!! Q, A 0 OT LE PITC M FISH PCN m NOVELTIES CANE RACK F DART GAME m CIR YS CUS T m T H Q 0 H0 P GA E 7l1vT1mJ Novelty C0 m RING GAME s ' hes to the Class of '57 Compliments of A. CD. SIX!! ITI-4 C0121-JOTZAW IGN . .Serving Communities All Over the U. S.' Tipp City, Oki ,,.,,,,g' STEINEXQW5 Ready Sand Mix and Concrete Gravel West Milton, Ohio Phone 118 SERVICE. IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT ' ' CNN-3 A I LJ BE TJIZCDIDLJC I S North Second St. Tipp City, Ohio . K. 5 wi V T,--:.fAg'LT,g ' V .iw N. x ' 35531522 ':5?Q ' T I' fi- fi to K I 3-fgwrvx-,.uy,p,:' . :,,k'TQ ' 8055. 37 ! 741, .. +?.W, f'gffl'jm Y 33 1 L. H I f VVVL- 'Lf ?, f? -.., 1 , 4661 ' .MIM g .km Q V.,-,3 M W 7, ' , TQf.irb.0,Q,., M is 7 In--1-g 3,-3 5 . mg 55 'IT-T-A ll PAUL C. SHEARER, Contractor 2.26 North Fourth Street ---...isp gn fri.- QX- 1 W, 'Q S' ?ti l i i-u-qv. Y Q Lx i ' '.'.!.'u.': ya QU- l K n K , . I 1 if 1.-nn' 3 4 A 2, M -' 's ', M W . ,. . . F J' n. . '. N ,WL , . ' - Q -www! . g Aa 5 Q M . I 1 gg , Ai. ' f A , E .' -in . ,, . U' ' Q A 5 - . 4 ,pr I m, - 5 . gh. 7 Q a v Q Ev, ..l 5 s I xx. :-. 1 R .L ' ' .. m I I ,nun 'qv K N -wh Tv16-N--.J N T1 il 5 ,? fx 5. V Kg 534' - f 5 ix 11 l M, ,fi Q ,, 4 , A , F -Q . I IA' Z X 1 7 -1 'Cv-. ..p.,,,, fa-,J ll' levi... Service When You Need It MIAMI COAI.. AND COKE! Tlpp City STANDAQD TV RECORD SHOP H1 F1 Phonos Zenith TeleV1S1OD Tape Recorders Good Luck to Class of 57 Troy Oh1o JIRA FLYNN5 SPORTING GOODS ' Ohio's Largest Sporting Goods Store We Have It in Stock, Why Wait! Corner of First and Jefferson St. Dayton, Ohio Compliments of RAJAK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tipp City, Ohio Compliments of IPP ITY HAMBER REATE IVIC O OPERATION Celebrating Their Tenth Anmver sary Everything for the Hair and Honoring Their TI-IIE-ISS Ten Past Presidents Compliments of mam COUNTY DAIRY CO ' 'Ice Cream Specialtie s , Complete Line of Dairy Products MRS. BOWERS TABERT BRAMMER BOWERS' FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Daily Deliveries Phone 7671 . . On the Square Tipp City, Ohio I O i OF .3 , r'- M ' ' ix 4 OMMERCE 5 . 6 I ' ' ll I 1 Q , 5 fi ,gf K X 5 , M V. K I k:i,iJa.u-.,,,,,..vvv 4 WMMWMS 9 P vs sinh I W n' X vm. ,uwiwgx 1 ,jilf It s Your Super E Store Downs or 323029596 INSURANCE SUPER MARKET Best W1shes to the Compl1rr1ents of Class of 57' TIPP CITY MOTOR SALES M1am1 County s Largest TIPP CITIZENS NAT BANK Dealer STEVE WHITE BILL. CRAMER ...Q-7' i gs' hi CQ UA L.I'1'Y Comphmm of GROCERIES Fredenck, Oh1o Now 1n Then' Ehghty elgh h HEFFLEFINGERS MARKET Year T 1pp C 1ty Compllments of Compllments of IVICNTQCDE DCDLLY TOY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN C 0 Best W1shes to the Class of '57 Tlpp C1ty, Oh1o T1PP CNY: 017110 North Fourth Street ,A . so fx? 'Ny :P 'T X .1 5 J lf Q, gg-,pm---M x , Qkf r 'L A ' j --K7 as nm , ef' 5' ki' T . . SA IXHDEIQS DAIRY STORE Ice Cream 1n Bucks for A11 Spec1a1 Occas1ons Also A11 M11k and Dalry Products Phone 3371 108 E Maln 'TROY SPORTS CENTER' TIPP MACHINE AND TOOL COMPANY C ornphrnents of QUALITY HARDWARE North D1x1e Hy , Across From Falrgrounds Phone FE 9 8336 Troy Oh1o Do1ng Busmes s as COPPOCK LEE 8: ROUSSEAU S1nce 1892 Rehable Furnlture De ale r s We Invlte and Appreclate Your Patronage 14 E Maln St T1pp C1ty CRAMER'S DRUG STORE' Compliments of HA LJETQS MUSIC STORE veryth1ng Muslca Dayton Oh1o 'B 8: C RESTAURANT THE FULTONS C omphments f JEANS AND MAEELLE ELLEN 'S DRESSSHOP Troy, 01110 'TOPPER DRESS SHOP C omphrnents f BETQNAQD LDL: I TQIQ, K MOTOR CO am and Hyatt' CENTURY CLEANERS T1pp C1ty, Ohlo E ' ' 1 2 I , ' u ' o I I ' 1 t ,iiwwyw . gllll J, A 1 IIM ' I In we 1' A Ill D 84 W SERVICE STATION SAUNDERS SEED COMPANY may swawzzw C O F F E E 9 HIC John Oda Wanda Grooms SMITH S DRUG STORE BRUBAKER GRAIN gl FEED E' FORD 'P 'F' QUEEN CITY PAPER CO STRASSER rORD 4 s 1 1 s c s v 1 . . 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