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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

n The Annual Staff Presents 1958 ' ANOE Tippecanoe High School Tipp City, Ohio STEVE WHITE SKIP LAYTON Editor Business Manager WILLIAM BECHTOL Advisor As we climbed the steps into grade school, many of us met a gentleman whom we grew to know and respect as our second father in school. We found him to be understanding, kind, and helpful in guid- ing us into a richer and fuller life. In recognition of his 15th year as elementary principal, we dedicate the 1958 Canoe to Mr. Harold Netzley. 1+ was o long climb as • « ' biil We Helped %.i K i - I f % % I T We Cheered y , ' i ■M We Worked ••• We Studied mjm We Ployed Vi - ' . ' ' i r We Belonged FACULTY As the growth of a tree depends upon the soil In which It grows, the growth and development of a student depends upon the school and its administration. r mmim ) Principal ROBERT RITCHIE B. S. in Education Wittenberg College University of Indiana M. E. in Education Superintendent LEONARD T. BALL A.B., Ohio University M.A., Ohio Sute University JAMES M. SPENCER B.A. In Educarion Muskingum College M. E. In Education University of Pittsburgh Social Studies HELEN DODDS B.A. in Education Depauw University English C. O. BERKEBILE A.B., Manchester College Ohio State University Kent State University Antioch College Mathematics ■i JM ri w Ly 1 ALLEN RICHARDS B. S. in Education University of Cincinnati General Science, Physics EDWIN D. PIRL B. S. in Education University of West Virginia Chemistry, Biology ANITA R. COX B. S, in Home Economics Ohio University Home Economics WILLIAM J. PARRISH B. S. , M. S. in Education University of Michigan Health and Boys ' Physical Education GERALD W. FELL B. S. in Education Miami University Industrial Aits PAUL L. STREWING B. S. in Agriculture Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Trades and Industry JOAN BUZZARD B. S. in Education Ohio University Health and Girls ' Physical Education ROBERT RICHARDS B. S. In Education Ohio Wesleyan Social Studies MART MICHAEL B.A., Western College M.A., Ohio State University English BARBARA GERLAUGH B. S. In Education Bowling Green University Speech. English. Dramatics ANNE H. KEPPEL B. S. In Music Muskingum College Vocal Music STEWART KING B.S.M. . Capital University M. F.A.. Ohio University InstrumentalMusic JAMES W. DERR University of Cincinnati Ohio State University B. S. in Business Education Commercial Studies DON E. LOOKER Ohio Northern University B. A. in Education Mathematics, Drivers Training WILLIAM BECHTOL B.S., M.E. in Education Miami University Journalism  MBINED CASH JOURNAL ALFRED A. SCARBERRY B. S. in Education Rio Grande College Mathematics MARGARET BALZER B. S. in Education Wittenberg College Commercial Studies JAMES E. GAY A.B., Ohio University M. A. , University of Wisconsin I tin, Geography IDA SCHAFFER American College of Physical Education University of Tennessee Librarian GEORGE REASH B.S. , in Education Wittenberg University Social Studies, Basketball Coach JENNIE BONAR A.B., in Education Miami University English, Reading GERALDINE EIDEMILLER A.B., in Education Miami University Spanish, English ELEMENTARY OFFICE GIRLS SEATED: Carol Barefoot. Shirley Price, Har- riet Littleton, Connie Decker. STANDING: Janet Sammons, Miss Hatfield , Elsie Vore, Sharon Floyd. Absent - Ann Shearer, Sandy Homer. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE HELPERS SEATED: Margot Olson, Nancy Goubeaux, Kathy Fennell, Janet Earhart, Judy Stum, Neva Neff. STANDING: Joan Suhre, Hen- rietta Moyers, Sue Shearer, Phil Goldner, Janice Barefoot, Mrs. Oda. BACK ROW: Jean Studebaker, Joan Talbott, George Timmer, Pat Huffman. LIBRARY WORKERS FRONT ROW: Virginia Heinze, Beverly Glas- mire, Carol Starner. SECOND ROW: Ruth Gilbert, Don Wick, Ellen Vogeler, Ruth Her, Sherry Passon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shaffer, Kathy Clark, Debra Cook, Sylvia Oda, Pam Mohr, Bonnie Knox, Paula Herman, Janet Kidder. MRS. PEELING Mr. Ball ' s Secretary MRS. ODA Mr. Ritchie ' s Secretary School Officials MISS HATFIELD Mr. Netzley ' s Secretary Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: L. T. Ball, Superintendent; Nevin Coppock, President; Frank Fennell; Dr. Richard Wunderlich; Maurice Kreider; Lucille Milner, Vice President; Floyd Lachey; Edward Kessler, Clerk. CLASSES Junior Class President - - TED ROHRBACH Sophomore Class President - - STEVE GOOD Freshman Class President ------- DALE SMITH  , JOHN BAKER JANICE BAREFOOT MIKE BARNHART LARRY BERRY NEAL BOBO NORMA BOWEN WILLIS BOYER RICK CARLILE MARY CLEVENGER BILL CRAMER DALE DAVIS KAY DUNNICK BRUCE ELLEMAN JOYCE EVANS CHARLES FERGUSON Junior Class OFFICERS V President - ------ xED ROHRBACH Vice President DON MOHR Secretary CAROLYN KUNTZ Treasurer KAREN WEBSTER Those students who were absent on the day pictures were taken were: Bob Day, Danny Fritz, Oscar Gray, and Danny Zimmerman. Junior Class A TABLE OF JUNIORS AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE. MARVIN FOX JOYCE GALYON DICK GIVEN PHIL GOLDNER PAUL GREY JOHN HALTEMAN PHIL HANSHAW SHARON HARTRUM MARILYN HEPHER ED HICKSENHISER NANCY HONEYMAN JERRY HOWARD BEVERLY JENKINS JANET KENNEDY PAULA JENSEN DIANNE KESSLER BEVERLY KEYTON JIM KISTER DICK KRIEGER CAROLYN KUNTZ k Jf i ' ' JOE LESHER HARRIET LITTLETON ROBERT LUCE LARRY MAGAW TOM McADAMS DON MOHR JIM MONBECK BARBARA MUSGRAVE JUDY NEFF JOHN ODA BILL PASSON BILL PENCE KAREN PERRY CURT PETZOLDT LARRY POTTS KENNETH PRICE SHIRLEY PRICE MARJORIE REASOR ARLENE REEDER LARRY RIESSER SAM ROBB TED ROHRBACH LARRY SCAMMAHORN DAVID SCHULTE DALE SENSEMAN DALE SHEARER SUE SHEARER LIZETTE SIDLER Junior Class Junior Class NEAL SONNANSTINE LOIS STARK JUNIORS ADMIRE THEIR MASTERPIECE AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE. JIM STAUP JUDY STORCK SANDY STROME JEAN STUDEBAKER HENRY SUMNER JOAN TALBOTT PETE TIMMER ] BONNIE TRAVIS DANNY TRUPP SUE WEAVER KAREN WEBSTER MARJORIE WESTFALL ESTHER WINTROW LINDA WOLLENHAUPT FRANCIS ZELPHIA Donna Alley Carol Barefoot Becky Barnhart Barton Beyl Dennis Bingham Gene Biser Dennis Blank Edward Boger George Boocher Clarence Brown Nancy Brown Tom Brundrett Martha Burnett Nicki Carter James Clark Larry Cook Patsy Coppock Arler Crabtree Virginia Daniels Norman Davis Sophomore Class OFFICERS President - - STEVE GOOD Vice President LARRY REQUARTH Secretary LINDA RENCH Treasurer RODGER KARNEHM Those students who were absent on the day that pictures were taken were: Jack Buck, Larry Grey, Tom Hill, Paul King, Norman Long, Mark Messer, Erlene Parsons, Robert Pearson, Charles Pickerell, Linda Shephard, Marvin Stockslager, and Ray Trout. Sophomore Class A TABLE OF SOPHOMORES AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE Gene Deam Connie Decker Ray Doyle Ruth Elleman Bill Evans Janet English Kathy Fennell Carol Ford Ted Francis Robert Franer Robert Freeman Norman Freeze Steve Good Joyce Gumbert Beverly Glasmire Sue Hartley Rose Helke Gerald Hensley David Herr Don Hines Judy Hon Dave Holobaugh Bob Hornbeck Tony Imler Doug Jackson Kay Johnson Rodger Karnehm Dale Kerg Janet Kidder Justin Klapp Sue Ann Knisley Joan Krieder Dianne Krieger Nancy Lehman Bruce Littler Patty Long Peggy Manson Jean Matson Joan Middleton Sharon Miller Sue Ann Mitchell Jeff Mohr Sharon Morris Mike Morrow Henrietta Moyers Don Noland Mary Jane Patty Susan Pearson Dave Plunkett Steve Price Linda Rench Larry Requarth PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE .j HtfcwJfl ' Jeff Rittenhouse Judy Rodgers Sophomore Class Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE BOYS BEING SERVED PUNCH AT DANCE (2 ■rs i Charlotte Roth Robert Royse Leroy Rush George Schram Judy Serapin Charles Smith Jackie Smith Jay Sonnanstine Rex Spencer Steve Stocker Joan Suhre Judy Watkins Jim Webb Tom Weikert Vicki Whited Carl Wilmoth Mike Winblad Loretta Wright Tim Yenney Tom Zula .-1% Elmer Berry Nancy Bettelon Karen Bolner Milton Boyce Mike Brayshaw Terry Brown Mary Diane Brundrett Paul Butts Kathie Clark Clarence Coleman Carol Comer Fred Cook Maxine Cooper Sharon Cooper Charles Davis Freshman Class OFFICERS President DALE SMITH Vice President GEORGE TIMMER Secretary KAREN GOLDNER Treasurer MIKE MATTAUSCH Those members of the class who were absent on the day the pictures were taken were; Junalee Dixon, Gloria Helke, Betty Honeyman, Ed Karns, and Judy Lukas. Freshman Class Tom Davis Michael Demmitt Carol Dorsey Judy Dorsey Doug Drewing Joe Earhart Fred Earles Randall Elkins Mike Elliott Patty Fennell Kathy Fisher George Flory Sharon Floyd Susan Fox Carolyn Geeting Vicki Gibbions David Giesseman Karen Goldner Rodger Goubeaux Michael Graf Sherry Grey Elden Grice Jon Haber Rochelle Hartrum Gerald Hensley Paula Herman Kurt Herzog Terry Hill Judy Hines George Hohenstine Dennis Homn Ruth Hornbeck Ruth Her Mary Jane Johnson .JMSi Virginal Kerns Sue Ann Kerg Buddy Kline Sharon Krieger Mary Kyle Larry Lachey David Layne William Lehart Jerry Locke Marilyn Magill Paulette Marcum Francis Matson Mike Mattausch Robert Miller Rita Moody Pam Moser Rebecca Moser David Motter JoAnn Neff Lucinda Newman Tom Nichols Jeanne Palanica Mary Pence Karen Perry Charles Poston Ronald Potter Joyce Price Jane Range Janet Requarth Joyce Rodgers Beverly Rohr Mary Salb Phil Scherer Therissa Seebach Arlene Shank IH I hV Freshman Class Keith Sidler Douglas Silver Arlene Smith Dale Smith Kaien Snell Alice Stager Betty Studebaker Ronald Suerdieck Edith Sumner Sharon Taylor George Timmer Peggy Tobias Sharon Truebenbach Charles Tyzzer Paulette Underwood Ellen Vogler Kay Wampler Keith Willis Louis Wilson Barbara WoUery Charles Wright Linda Wright Phil Young Joyce Yount A FRESHMAN TABLE AT THE CHRISTMAS DANCE Eighth Grade President DWIGHT HOLOBAUGH Vice President WAYNE LITTLETON Secretary SHARON OCHS Treasurer TONY STAUP Student Council PAM MOHR EDDIE JONES FRONT ROW: Diana Alpha, David Amburgey, Tom Aubry, Gene Beery, Betty Baker, Dean Boger, Joe Boocher. SECOND ROW: Jerry Boze, Dwight Brewer, Rosalee Brenner, Jim Brown, Scott Brownlee, Mary Burnett, David Burns. THIRD ROW: Rodger Cline, Mary Kay Conner, Debra Cook, Kathy Cramer, Janet Dixon, Keith Davis, Robert Dilts. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Dunnick, Rosemary Edge, Mike Evans, Gene Floyd, Dick Fite, Beverly Furlong, Diane Gaylon, Mary Lynn Genslinger. FIFTH ROW: Florence Gilbert, Jeanie Glaser, Bob Goodman, Patty Goubeaux, Carol Graf, Sandra Grey, Steve Halteman, James Har- mon. FRONT ROW: Ed Harris, Tim Hawley, Mike Hecker, Jerry Heffner, Gary Mines, Jerry HoU, Dwight Holo- baugh. SECOND ROW: Bill Hornbeck, David Imler, Tom Jackson, Glen Jenkins, Ed Jones, Barbara Johns, Judy Johnston. THIRD ROW: Dick Karns, Kenny Karns, Tom Kennedy, Steve Keyton, Bonnie Knox, Paul Kreider, Tom Lesher. FOURTH ROW: Dick Long, Barbara Loose, Barbara Massie, Patty Mendenhall, Grant Messer, Pam Mohr, Tom Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Gary Newman, Sharon Ochs, Sylvia Oda, Tim Holt. FRONT ROW: Sherry Passon, Wayne Plantz, John Purcell, Jim Rohrbach, Sally Rothenbuecher, Elaine Rush, Suzanne Salb. SECOND ROW: Herb Schaulatter, Bob Simpson, Don Smith, Sylvia Smith, Tina Snell, Virginia Stanley, Urry Stark. THIRD ROW: Carol Starner, David Staup, Tony Staup, Cathy Stocker, Randy Tedrow, Carolyn Tittle, Judy Troy. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Trucksis, Karen Trueben- bach, Sandra Trupp, Melanie Wagner, Mary Lou Wallace, Linda Webb, Don Wich. FIFTH ROW: Eugene Wilhelm, Tom Wilmoth, Rick Yetter, Seventh Grade President MIKE WOLFORD Vice President DICK HELMER Secretary MIKE LUC KEY Treasurer TOM HECKER Student Council TOM NOLAND SANDRA MITCHELL FRONT ROW: Tom Bryan, Robbie Brundrett, Bonnie Brenner, Bob Brayshaw, Charles Boyer, Rodger Bowen, Karen Andrews, Rodney Alley. SECOND ROW: Mike Dudley, Bernie Dorsey, Richard Detrick, Karen Dick, Mike Davis, David Coppock, Merlin Collins, Steve Chapman. THIRD ROW: Susan Gorde, Paula Gibbons, Mike Geers, Steve Freeman, Susan Fennell, Barbara Elliott, Dennis Elliott, Richard EUeman. FOURTH ROW; Paul Harris, Barbara Ham, Gary Haber, Ben Guild, Joyce Grooms, Larry Grey. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Hilterbran, Judy Hignite, Judy Herzog, Dennis Heffner, Tom Hecker. FRONT ROW: Mary Hughes, Cindy Howard, Pat Horton, Dick Helmer, Max Hornbeck, Karen Hook, John Honeyman, Logan Homer. SECOND ROW: Jean Krieger, Bruce Knisley, Bob Kinder, Ronnie Kindrell, Carol Kidder, David Jordan, Steve Kessler, Judy Kerg. THIRD ROW: Jim Massie, Connie Marler, Elaine Magawr, Mike Luckey, Lenora Long, Nancy Leiss, Tom Leone, Bobby Kuskie, Charleen Krieger. FOURTH ROW: Don Parker, John Oriens, Cheryl O ' Neal, Howard Null, Tom Noland, Lee Moore, Sandra Lee Mitch- ell, Ken Miller. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Reinoehl, John Rees, Ann Reeder, Bruce Rasor, Ken Price, Gary Preston, John Plantz, Ron Pickrel, Carolyn Phillips, John Payne. FRONT ROW: Joyce Seropin, Judy Senseman, Barbara Roth, Dean Rohrer, Harlen Robinson, Jim Robbins, Susan Rohton, Nancy Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Bill Stiles, Joan Staup? Mike Stevens, Pam Spangler, Betty Snell, Jackie Smith, Rose Shank, Sylvia Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Charles Vance, David Tyzzer, Sandra Travis, Danny Thompson, Terry Talbott, Peggy Sumner, Beverly Studebaker, Doug Strasser. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Wily, Daryl Westfall, Jill West, Dean Webster, Tim Weikert, Doug Webb, Sharon Waymire, Hank Vocke. FIFTH ROW; Eddie Yahney, Mike Wolford, Celeste Wilson, Wallace Wilmoth. ACTIVITIES President of Student Council, John Gillam, calls the meeting of the club presidents to OTder. m ■X Iv FRONT ROW: George Collins, Mike Morrow, Larry Requarth, Ted Rohrbach, Urry Uchey, Denny Dem- mitt, Neva Neff. SECOND ROW: Ed Hicksenhiser, Bill Miller, Do ug Drewing, Jim Webb, Phil Scherer, Jim Monbeck, John Halteman, Ted Francis. THIRD ROW: Karen Bolner, Doris Pitts, Ann Shearer, Judy Rodgers, Connie Bowers, Sylvia Eickhoff. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Seebach, Esther Wintrow, Carolyn Kuntz, Arlene Reeder, Donna Alley, Henrietta Moyers, Joan Suhre, Penny Krieger, Joyce Briscoe. Absent, Steve White. Tippecanoe High Under the capable direction of MISS ANNE KEPPEL  r 7 FRONT ROW: Norma Bowen, Linda WoUenhaupt, Judy Storck, Lloyd Harmon, George Schram, Barton Beyl, Don Noland, Miss Keppel. SECOND ROW: Sue Weaver, Joan Talbott, Tom McAdams, Curtis Petzoldt, John Gillam, Bruce EUeman, Tim Yenney, Steve Stocker. THIRD ROW: Nancy Bettleton, Liz Peterson, Mary Kyle, Carol Neal, Tabert Brammer, Jayne Home, Joyce Rodgers, Viginia Kerns, Linda Wright. FOURTH ROW: Patty Long, Lynda Rench, Kathy Fennell, Margot Olson, Mary Hartley, Janet English, Patsy Coppock, Joan Krieder, Ruth Hornbeck. Symphonic Choii President BILL MILLER Vice President NEVA JUNE NEFF Secretary jOAN TALBOTT Treasurer CAROLYN KUNTZ Student Council ----- NORMA BOWEN MIXED ENSEMBLE Esther Wintrow, Judy Rodgers, Neva Neff, Joyce Rod- gers, Norma Bowen. BACK ROW: Steve White, Bill Miller, Tom McAdams, Barton Beyl. SENIOR GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE Mary Hartley, Neva Neff, Elizabeth Peterson. BACK ROW: Ann Shearer, Carol Neal, Margot Olson, Doris Pitts. Girls ' Glee Club FRONT ROW: JoAnn Houser, Judy Fox, Marilyn Magill, Nancy Benelon, Cathy Clark, Carol Dorsey, Linda Davis, Ruth Her, Carolyn Geeting, Miss Keppel. SECOND ROW: Lynda Rench, Judy Storck, Elizabeth Peterson, Carol Weaver, Linda WoUenhaupt, Rita Moody, Carol Comer, Karen Snell, Karen Goldner, Janet Requarth, Ellen Vogler, Ruth Hornbeck. THIRD ROW: Donna Alley, Judy Jenkins, Sharon Floyd, Jackie Smith, Patty Long, Judy HoU, Connie Decker, Becky Moser, JoAnn Neff, Paulette Marcum, Kay Wampler. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Eickhoff, Marilyn Phillips, Arlene Reeder, Patty Fen- nell, Sharon Krieger, Betty Honeyman, Betty Glasmire, Sharon Cooper, Jane Range, Mary Kyle, Viginia Kerns. 1 % 1 ' I ' ■W M ' iii A 1 ' a in •I jf JI i Junior High Chorus FRONT ROW: Carol Stamer, Patty Underwood, Karen Andrews, Terry Talbott, Joan Staup, Debra Cook, Melannie Wagner, Mary Kay Conner, Linda Webb, Danny Thompson, James Harmon, Tim Hawley, Mike Davis, Tom Noland. SECOND ROW: Rose Shank, Judy Hignite, Connie Marlar, Dean Webster, John Honeyman, Ken MiUer, Mike Stevens, Fred Cook, Tom Christie. Doug Webb, Dean Rohrer, Mike Hecker, David Burns. THIRD ROW: Ann Reeder, Sally Sue Rothenbuecher. Sandy Trupp,. Diane Boget, Virginia Stanley, Joyce Wiley, Cindy Howard, Susan Gorde, Cheryl Reinoehl, Rosemary Edge, David Staup, Steve Freeman, Gene Floyd, Eddie Yahney, Gary Haber, Rodney Ally. FOURTH ROW: Mary Hughes, Susan Fennell, Judy Senseman, Carolyn Phillips, Bobbie Kuskie, Barbara Roth, Bonny Knox, Peggy Sum- ner, Sylvia Shaffer, Sylvia Smith, Joan Herzog, Bernie Dorsey, Paul Kreider, David Jordan, Lee Moore, Steve Keyton, David Imler, Jim Massie. JUNIOR GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE Esther Wintrow, Norma Bowen, Joan Talbott, Judy Storck. BACK: Linda WoUenhaupt, Susie Weaver, Carolyn Kuntz, Arlene Reeder. BOYS ' ENSEMBLE Lloyd Harmon, Bruce Elleman. SECOND ROW: Tom McAdams, Ed Hicksenhiser, Bill Miller, Mike Morrow. THIRD ROW: Jim Monbeck, Ray Doyle, Barton Beyl, George Shram. t 9 . v PERCUSSION Chuck Smith George Flory John Gillam Paul Butts David Herr TUBAS George Schratn Elden Gtice Mike Evans Phil Shearer . Tippecanoe Marching an TROMBONES Tom Rodenberg Bruce Elleman Skip Layton Rex Spencer Jim Rohrbach Paul Grey SAXOPHONES Anita Long Janet English Joan Kreider Jerry Howfard Sue Ann Knisley Sharon Miller Linda Wright Arlene Smith Nancy Goubeaux Judy Neff Judy Jenkins Marilyn Phillips President SKIP LAYTON Vice President DALE SENSEMAN Secretary- Treasurer ANITA LONG Librarians NANCY GOUBEAUX MARGOT OLSON Equipment Managers TED FRANCIS GEORGE SCHRAM Student Council - - - - TOM RODENBERG oncert Band CORNETS Doug Jackson Dale Senseman Kay Perry Dave Schulte Neal Bobo Barton Beyl Larry Lachey Dennis Blank Marilyn Hepfer Norman Davis Judy Dorsey Maxine Cooper HORNS Judy Rodgers Virginia Kerns Joyce Rodgers CLARINETS Ted Rohrbach Judy Storck Jean Studebaker Marjorie Reasor Rodger Karnehm No rman Long Terry Hill Rose Helke Judy Fox Sandy Scome Susan Pearson Sherry Grey Carol Comer Mary Hartley Margot Olson HORNS Judy Rodgers Virginia Kerns Joyce Rodgers BASSOON Peggy Manson OBOES Linda WoUenhaupt Nancy Bettelon BARITONES Steve Good Liz Peterson Ted Francis STEWART KING Director FLUTES Janet Earhart Tabert Stammer Karen Webster Arlene Reader Kay Dunnick Dianne Kessler Karen Perry Jackie Smith JoAnn Neff Betty Studebaker Carol Dorsey, Susan Fox, Bonnie Knox, Sherry Grey, Mary Lou Dunnick. Junior High Band Junior Band Majorettes 1 - lV I Cji f s V, ik SHARON MILLER Senior Band Majorettes Head Majorette TABERT BRAMMER LET ' S HAVE A PARADE! I The Canoe MR. BECHTOL Advisor KAREN WEBSTER Assistant Editor STEVE WHITE Editor SKIP LAYTON Business Manager Editor-in-Chief STEVE WHITE SEATED: Sandy Homer - Typist Joan Krieder - Sophomore Rep. Sharon Ochs - Eighth Grade Rep. Steve Good - Sophomore Rep. Scott Brownlee - Eighth Grade Rep. Elsie Vore - Typist, Pam Moser - Freshman Rep. and Artist, Larry Lachey - Freshman Rep. , Carolyn Phillips - Seventh Grade Rep. , Tom Noland - Seventh Grade Rep. We also wish to recognize the Seniors who helped in writing the senior section: LIZ PETERSON, JOYCE BRISCOE, ANITA LONG, TABERT BRAMMER, and ANN SHEARER. The Birchbark KAY DUNNICK Business Manager BOB LUCE Editor MR. BECHTOL Advisor Editor-in-Chief BOB LUCE THE STAFF SEATED: Patty Long, Kay Perry, Tom Rodenberg. STANDING: Sharon Miller, Sue Pearson, Steve Good, Sue Hartley, Willis Boyer, Bill Cramer, Karen Webster, John Moore. THE STAFF SEATED: Sue Shearer, George Collins, Judy Neff. STANDING: Janet Sammons, Joan Hertzog, Marjorie Westfall, Tina Snell, Joyce Rodgers, Vicki Whited, Nancy Lehman, Virginia Kerns, Carolyn Phillips, Mary Lou Dunnick. wmmmmm FRONT ROW: Kay Dunnick, Kathy Fennell, Patty Vance, Judy Jenkins, Sandra Mitchell, Eddie Jones, Dwight Holobaugh, Tom Noland. SECOND ROW: Henrietta Moyers, Penny Krieger, Elizabeth Peterson, Carol Neal, Judy Neff, Janet Earhart, Pam Mohr, Ruth Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Mike Wolford, Fred Cook, Rodger Kamehm, Dave Schulte, Jeff Rittenhouse, Norma Bowen, Joan Dreider. FOURTH ROW: Tom Rodenberg, Ted Rohrbach, Jerry Howard, Bob Luce, Scot Smith, John Gillam, Mike Barnhart. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ritchie, Steve Good, Stan Hatfield, Marvin Fox, Bill Miller, Skip Layton, Steve White. Student Council President JOHN GILLAM Vice President MIKE BARNHART Secretary JANET EARHART Treasurer JUDY JENKINS Chaplain SKIP LAYTON President BILL MILLER Vice President PETE TIMMER Secretary MARGOT OLSON Treasurer MARY HARTLEY National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Arlene Reeder, Esther Winuow, Bill Miller, Pete Timmer, Kay Dunnick, Joyce Evans. SECOND ROW: Janice Barefoot, Anita Long, Margot Olson, Mary Hartley, Karen Webster, Ann Shearer, Elizabeth Peterson. THIRD ROW: Scot Smith, Rick Carlile, Dave Schulte, Dale Senseman, John Gillam, Mr. Pirl. FRONT ROW: John Gillam, Ron Fritzsche, Steve White, Lloyd Harmon, Scot Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reash, Ted Rohrbach, Ed Hicksenhiser, Bruce Littler, Steve Price, Tony Imler. THIRD ROW: Bob Luce, David Herr. Ted Francis, Barton Beyl, Jay Sonnanstine, Tim Yenney. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Howard, Urry Riesser, Neal Bobo, Bill Cramer, Neal Sonnanstine, Paul Grey. ' CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP, CLEAN LIVING. OFFICERS Hi-Y President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain - - - • STEVE WHITE - NEAL SONNANSTINE JOHN GILLAM JERRY HOWARD • TOM RODENBERG President - CAROL NEAL Vice President - JOYCE BRISCOE Secretary - KAREN WEBSTER Treasurer - KAY DUNNICK Chaplain - LIZ PETERSON PURE THOUGHTS, PURE WORDS, PURE ACTIONS Tri-Hi- Y FRONT ROW: Mrs. Michael, Kay Dunnick, Nancy Honeyman, Sharon Hartrum, Sylvia Eickhoff, Eliza- beth Peterson, Joyce Briscoe, Carol Neal. SECOND ROW: Judy Serapin, Connie Decker, Patty Long, Judy Fox, Marilyn Phillips, Judy Jenkins, Jayne Home, Penny Krieget. THIRD ROW: Sharo n Miller, Susan Pearson, Kathy Fennell, Judy Holl, Becky Barnhart, Joan Suhre, Carol Barefoot, Henrietta Moyers. FOURTH ROW: Erlene Parsons, Joyce Gumbert, Lynda Rench, Vicki Whited, Jackie Smith, Janet English, Patsy Coppock, Judy Storck, Sandy Strome. FIFTH ROW: Loretta Wright, Tabett Brammer, Janet Ear- hart, Judy Neff, Karen Webster, Joan Kreider, Norma Bowen, Linda WoUenhaupt, Marjorie Westfall. FRONT ROW: Tim Yenny, Mike Brayshaw, David Herr, George Flory, Charles Poston. SECOND ROW: Rodger Karnehm, Larry Requarth, Bruce Littler, Jay Sonnanstine. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Neff, Kathy Fennell, Sue Ann Mitchell, Donna Alley, Henrietta Moyers, Mary Jane Patty, Janet Kidder, Linda Davis, FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Palanica, Karen Perry, Judy Lukas, Patty Fennell, Ray Doyle, Dennis Blank, Joyce Price, Mrs. Eidemiller, Advisor. Spanish Club Spanish Club is designed for those who are interested in learning more about the Spanish language and Spanish customs than they have time to study in classes. It is composed of members of the Freshman and Sophomore classes who have earned the required grades to belong. President RODGER KARNEHM Vice President DONNA ALLEY Secretary SUE ANN MITCHELL Treasurer DAVID HERR Sergeant-at-Arms MIKE BRAYSHAW Latin Club The purpose of this organization is to promote a better understanding of the Latin language and to learn to have fun with it. An annual affair is the Christmas party with all the members present and exchanging gifts. A spring assembly by the Latin Club is presented for the pleasure of the student body. President JOAN KREIDER Vice President VIRGINIA KERNS Secretary- Treasurer - JOYCE RODGERS FRONT ROW: Don Noland, Justin Klapp, Dave Holobaugh. SECOND ROW: Barton Beyl, Jeff Mohr, Keith Sidler, Ronnie Davis, Chuck Smith, George Schram, Rex Spencer. THIRD ROW: Carol Barefoot, Joan Kreider, Judy Rodgers, Kay Wampler, Becky Moser, Diane Brundrett, Patsy Coppock, Janet English, Joan Suhre, Harriet Littleton. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Westfall, Esther Wintrow, Lizette Sidler, Judy Dorsey, Carol Comer, Sharon Cooper, Steve Good, Mr. Gay, Jane Range, Joyce Rodgers, Virginia Kerns, Mary Kyle, Rita Moody, Nancy Bettlelon, Shirley Price. President MARVIN FOX Vice President NORMAN LONG Secretary LEVI BOOHER Treasurer LARRY GREY Reporter JIM MONBECK Sentinel BOB PEARSON Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: Norman Long, Paul Butts, Joe Earhart, Fred Cook, David Lane, John Baker, Larry Grey, Marvin Fox. BACK ROW: Mark Messer, Jim Monbeck, Lee Stockslager, Bob Pearson, Karl Wilmoth, Bob Hornbeck, Marvin Stockslager, Larry Scammahorn, Jim Webb, Buddy Kline, Mr. Strewing, Advisor, standing in back. SEATED: Karen Bolner, Jean Cain, Paula Herman, Darlene Hartley, Patt i Vance, Ruth Gilbert, Jean Matson, Terry Brown, Miss Cox, Janet Sammons, Linda Shepherd. STANDING: Doris Pitts, Rita Moody, Nancy Bettelon, Susan Fox, Gloria Helke, Janet Matson, Nancy, Kathy Clark, Viginia Daniels, Peggy Manson, Barbara Ingle, Sandy Homer, Joyce Yount, Barbara Wollery. Future Homemakers of America President Vice President - • Treasurer Secretary County Historian - - RUTH GILBERT - - PATTY VANCE DARLENE HARTLEY JEAN CAIN DORIS PITTS President STEVE WHITE Secretary- Treasurer PENNY KRIEGER Thespian Society SEATED: Stan Hatfield, Wayne Earles, Carol Neal, Judy Jenkins, John Moore, Liz Peterson. STANDING: Penny Kreiger, Tom Rodenberg, Mrs. Gerlaugh, Steve White, Ann Shearer, Skip Layton, Marjorie Westfall. FRONT ROW: Loretta Wright, Virginia Daniels, Marjorie Westfall, Judy Jenkins, Penny Kreiger. SECOND ROW: Sharon Krieger, Judy Fox, Martha Burnett, Mrs. Gerlaugh, Steve White. THIRD ROW: Dale Sense- nman, Justin Klapp, Jim Webb. Dramatics Club President — Vice President Secretary Treasurer - - - - MARJORIE WESTFALL STEVE WHITE JUDY JENKINS - - JUDY FOX i During the past two years the Science Club has become one of the most prominent organizations in the school. Always increasing in membership, many worthwhile projects have been carried out by the club. They have had speakers come to their bi-weekly meeting to further their education in this modern world of science. These speakers have been all well known for their abilities and knowledge of subjects such as satellites, missiles, and machines and tools used in their work. President SCOT SMITH Vice President BILL COST Secretary- Treasurer LIZETTE SIDLER Science Club SEATED: James Harmon, Keith Sidler, Bill Cost, Scot Smith, Lizette Sidler, Dale Smith. STANDING: Paul Harris, Bill Sims, Pete Timmer, Mike Graf, Mr. Pirl, Advisor. ' FRONT ROW: Stan Hatfield, John Gillam, George Schram, Bruce EUeman, Rodger Kamehm. SECOND ROW: Larry Blank, David Schulte, Tom Weikert, Barton Beyl, Ted Rohrbach, Skip Layton. THIRD ROW: Lynda Rench, Norma Bowen, Virginia Daniels, Janet Earhart, Nancy Goubeaux, Patsy Coppock, Joan Kreider. FOURTH ROW: Janice Barefoot, Judy Stum, Neva Neff, Kay Dunnick. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Howard, Bill Evans, Larry Riesser, Neal Sonnanstine, Tom Rodenberg, Steve Good. Monitor System Due to the staggered lunch hours this year, it was necessary for the Student Council to find a solu- tion for the situation in the halls during class time. They decided upon a monitor system. This system consists of several students stationed in the halls and at all entrances during the lunch hours. In order for a student to enter the building, he must first obtain a pass from a monitor. This pass is good for four minutes. The system keeps students out of the halls while classes are in session. In order to decide who would have the privilege of being a monitor, students desiring a position applied through the Student Council and were screened accord- ing to grades and other requirements. 5P0CTS With a record bright with glory With defeat and victory lined. We are here to tell the story Of the red and white entwined. - T. H. S. Alma Mater K V -C . .•.- V. Football Seniors dP ' RON FRITZSCHE LARRY BLANK TOM RODENBERG RON FRIlZSCHb SCOT SMITH LARRY BLANK JOHN MOORE JOHN MOORE r n u ' - - ' ' ML. TOM RODENBERG SCOT bi  i v :V ■- First row: Coach Fell, Scot Smith, John Moore, Ron Fritzsche, Larry Blank, Tom Rod- enberg, Coach Richards. Second row: Manager Staup, Neal Sonnanstine, John Oda, Jim Kister, Mike Barnhart, Rick Carlile, Ted Rohrbach, Coach Reash. Third row: Bob Miller, Jerry Howard, Phil Young, George Timmer, Dale Smith, Mike Winblad, Jay Sonnanstine, Phil Goidner. Fourth row: Phil Hanshaw, Charles Ferguson, Jim Monbeck, David Shulte, Bill Evans, Tom Hill, David Herr, Don Mohr. Fifth row: Mike Brayshaw, David Holobaugh, Don Noland, Tom Zula, Bob Pearson, Dick Kreiger, Larry Scammahorn, Bill Pence. Red Devil Football Team The Tipp City Red Devils started their season on a sour note when they traveled to Covington and fell before the Bucs 26-7. The next week the devils tied a favored West Carrolton eleven, 0-0, in the SWBL opener. Tipp then registered wins over all other league teams with only a 13-13 tie with powerful Eaton blemishing their record. This gave Tipp a second place finish in the Southwestern Buckeye League, which is the high- est for the local team in several years. The squad ended the season with a win over the non-league Tecumseh to score a splendid 6-1-2 season. Tippecanoe s Coaches George Reash, Allen Richards, Jerry Fell SEASON RECORD COVINGTON 26 TIPP 7 RANDOLPH 12 TIPP 25 VANDALIA BUTLER 20 TIPP 32 OAKWOOD 19 TIPP 47 WEST MILTON 12 TIPP 32 MADISON 13 TIPP 19 EATON 13 TIPP 13 WEST CARROLTON TIPP TECUMSEH 20 TIPP 32 RON FRITZSCHE - halfback. PHIL GOLDNER - fullback, LARRY BLANK - center, TED ROHRBACH - quarterback. Ron Fritzsche set a school scoring record when he tallied 142 points for the nine game slate. He also scored 6 touchdowns in the Oakwood game which is a SWBL record. Ron was named on several all-state teams and was selected to be an alternate for the 1958 North-South High School game. All- League Footballers These boys were cho- sen for the All South- western-Buckeye League Team.  L PROCESSION TO CORONATION I ' SPEECH OF APPREQATION THE ROYAL COURT AFTER THE CROWNING THE TRADITIONAL KISS THE QUEEN ' S BALL Maid of Honor TABERT BRAMMER Senior Attendant JANET EARHART Queen of 1957 Homecoming ELIZABETH PETERSON Homecoming 1957 Freshman - KAREN GOLDNER Junior - JOAN TALBOTT Sophomore - BECKY BARNHART Sharon Cooper Linda Davis Pam Moser ,■ ■ •.- .■■- M u N O R H H H R E Judy Kerg R Pam Mohr S Joyce Seiapin Varsity Cheerleaders BECKY BARNHART MARILYN HEPHER PENNY KRHGER JOYCE BRISCOE CAROL NEAL Bottom row: Kay Johnson, Judy Stum, Tabert Brammer, Judy Neff, Janet Earhart, Carol Neal, Judy Jenkins, Anita Long, Ann Shearer, Lizette Sidler, Miss Buzzard - Advisor. Second row: Linda Evans, Marilyn Phillips, Sylvia Eickhoff, Kay Dunnick, Karen Webster, Kay Perry, Henrietta Moyers, Carol Barefoot, Diane Krieger, Sharon Kreiger, Becky Moser, Beverly Glasmire. Third row: Elizabeth Peterson, Patty Fennell, Judy HoU, Joyce Gumbert, Susan Pearson, Sharon Miller, Nickie Carter, Carolyn Geeting, Ellen Vogler, Ruth Her, Linda WoUenhaupt, Jean Studebaker. Fourth row: Connie Decker, Judy Serapin, Mary Jane Johnson, Vickie Gibbons, Arlene Smith, Jayne Home, Penny Kreiger, Judy Fox, Ruth Hornbeck, Judy Storck, Sandy Strome. Fifth row: Martha Burnett, Sharon Floyd, Carol Dorsey, Susan Fox, Shirley Price, Harriet Littleton, Betty Honeyman, Mary Kyle, Virginia Kerns, Joyce Briscoe, Kay Wampler, Joyce Price. Sixth row: Alice Stager, Betty Studebaker, Barbara Musgrave, Nancy Honeyman, Donna Alley, Karen Snell, Rochelle Haruum, Marg Westfall. DONNA ALLEY ------ Secretary, Recording TABERT BRAMMER Secretary JUDY NEFF ---- Treasurer JUDY STUM Vice President JANET EARHART President Lr,A,A, LEFT LINE: Janet Earhart, Lizette Sidler, Kay Perry, Miss Buzzard, Donna Alley, Linda WoUenhaupt, Shirley Price. RIGHT LINE: Mary Kyle, Jane Range, Henrietta Moyers, Becky Moser, JoAnn Neff, Pam Moser, Ruth Hornbeck. FIRST ROW: Judy Neff, Tabert Brammer, Judy Stum. SECOND ROW: Linda Evans, Judy Jen- kins, Carol Neal. THIRD ROW: Carol Barefoot, Virginia Kerns, Mary Jane Johnson. Basketball Team Volley- ball Team BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lizette Sidler, Kay Perry, Judy Jenkins, Carol Neal, Judy Neff, Janet Earhart, Anita Long, Elizabeth Peter- son, Shirley Price, Sherry Grey, Ruth Hornbeck, Dianne Krieger, Henrietta Moyers, Donna Alley, Judy Serapin, Susan Pearson, Sharon Krieger, JoAnn Neff, Pam Moser, Judy Stum, Tabert Brammer, Becky Moser. CENTER: Miss Buzzard, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Jim Staup, Phil Goldner, Willis Boyer, Coach Reash, Skip Layton, Wayne Earles. BACK ROW: Tom Rodenberg, Neal Bobo, Larry Riesser, Neal Sonnanstine, Bill Cramer, Ted Rohrbach, Mike Barnhart. Varsity Basketball LARRY RIESSER 3 J 3 Reserve Basketball FRONT ROW: Mike Morrow, Barton Beyl, Tom Weikert, Dave Schulte, Don Mohr, Chuck Smith, Don Noland. BACK ROW: Ed Hicksenhiser, Jay Sonnanstine, Rodger Kamehm, Mike Mattausch, Bill Evans, Dave Plunkett, Mr. Looker. FRONT ROW: Dave Imler, Raymond Trucksis, Steve Kessler, Dwight Brewer, Phil Scherer, Ron Potter, Tony Staup. SECOND ROW: Eddie Jones, Dick Long, Dwight Holobaugh, Tom Kennedy, Tim Weikert, Rodger Bowen, Milton Boyce, Dave Giesseman, Don Monbeck. THIRD ROW: Doug Silver, Mike Evans, Tom Nichols. Gene Floyd, Terry Hill. Lee Moore, Grant Messer, Charles Tyzzer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Looker. Bill Hornb eck. Dean Webster, Tom Noland, Tom Hecker, Mike Luckey, Pat Horton. Dick EUeman, Mr. Scarberry. Junior High Football SEASON SCHEDULE West Milton 18 Tipp Randolph 34 Tipp Butler 33 Tipp West Milton 24 Tipp 6 Randolph 26 Tipp Butler 28 Tipp 6 Freshman Basketball FRONT ROW: Larry Lachey, Doug Silver, Jack Davis, Elden Grice, Phil Young, Jerry Locke. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fell, Bob Miller, David Giesseman, Milton Boyce, George Timmer, Fted Cook, Joe Earhart. Junior High Basketball FRONT ROW: Jimmy Moore, Wayne Littleton, Tom Kennedy, Gene Floyd, Oren Wright, Rick Detrick. SECOND ROW: Steve Kessler, Dean Webster, Dick Long, Dwight Holobaugh, Tom Hecker, Tom Noland, Mike Hecker, Tim Hawley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Scarberry, David Amburgey, Jerry HoU, Mike Evans, Jerry Boze. FRONT ROW: Ken Price, Fred Cook, Dan Thompson, Mike Stephens, Mr. Parish - Coach, BACK ROW: Jack Parker, Bruce Shultz, Rick Canter, Craig Thuma, Dwight Holobaugh, Keith Willis, Chuck Elliott, Jim Massie, Dean Webster, Jim Mohr, Lloyd Harmon, Don Wick, Jim Webb, Rick Yetter, Leroy Rush, Jack Matson, Milton Boyce, George Hohenstein, Gordon Fulton. Tipp Tumbleweeds THE TUMBLEWEEDS PERFORMED AT ALL OF THE HOME BASKETBALL GAMES AT HALFTIME. THEIR UNUSUAL ANTICS WERE ENJOYED VERY MUCH BY THE CROWD. Tumbling developes: THE BODY STRENGTH ABILITY POISE THE MIND JACK PARKER AND GORDON FULTON The sport and activity sections of this book would not be complete without recognizing the boys enrolled in this program, designed to provide vocational training on a part time basis during their senior year. For one half of the day, establishments of employers are used for training students in actual occupational activities. The other half of the day is divided between academic subjects and study re- lated to work being done on the job. While several occupations are included in the program, each student receives training in only one. The boy grad- uates along with the rest of his class. Vocational Industrial Club FRONT TABLE: Richard Rohr, John Wilmoth, Wayne Earles, Bill Cost, John Shanyfelt, Bill Sims. STANDING AND BACK TABLE: Mr. Strewing, Gordon Fulton, Dale Boocher, Charles Sayre, Harold Royse, Sam Brown. SEN 0 5 1 1 i Senior Class Officers were Joe Ballard - President, Neva Neff - Vice President, Ann Shearer - Secretary, and Mary Hartley - Treasurer, who was absent when this picture was taken. IHss:sss il!!i!u 1 ■ • II - r III ill ,|j rj ■s !■■■ lis I! mil 1 ' 1 «• ' I !!!!liii llp pll fi 1 ' EIB JOSEPH WILBUR BALLARD Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Latin Club 1, Vice President 2, President 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4. LARRY ALLEN BLANK Stage Crew 3,4; Band 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Football Team 1, 3, 4; Home- coming King 4; All-League 4; Bas- ketball 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4. DALE CLARK BOOCHER FFA 1, 2, 3; VIC . Vice President 4. LEVI NELSON BOOHER Stage Crew 3; Student Council 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secreury 3, 4. CONNIE KAY BOWERS Librarians 1; Stage Crew 3, 4; Choir 4; Glee aub 3; FHA 3; GAA 3, 4. PAULA ROBERTA BRAMMER Qass Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Ensembles 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Head 4; Annual Staff 1,2; Senior Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Qub 1.2; GAA 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee aub 2, 3; National Thespian Society 4; Class Secretary 1. PEGGY ANN BRENNER Librarian 1; Stage Crew 3; FHA 2; Cafeteria 1, 2. JOYCE ANN BRISCOE Stage aew 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Ensem- bles 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, Vice President 4; Spanish Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attend- ant 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Glee aub2, 3. GEORGE SAMUEL BROWN Stage Crew 3; Band 1; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1; .Inuamurals 1, 2. 3, 4; VIC 4. MARTINS. BROWN Stage Crew 3, 4; Band 1: Homecom- ing Escort 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. WILMA JEAN CAIN ' Stage Crew 3, 4: ' I=HA 2. 3. 4, Sec- retary 3, 4. GEORGE AVERY COLLINS JR. Stage Crew 3; Band 1; Ensembles 1; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4, Ensembles 2, 3; Glee aub 3; Birchbark Staff 4; Hi-Y 3; Spanish Qub 2, 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3; Baseball 2 Intramurals 2; Senior Scholarship Tean. 4. WILLIAM EDWARD COST Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Dra- matics Qub 2; VIC, President 4; Science Qub 3,4, Vice President 3,4. JAMES PENT ON DAVIS Band 1. ARNIS BRIKMANIS DELMAGE Stage Crew 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4. JANET LOU EARHART Office 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4, Secretary; Band 1,2,3, 4, Ensembles 1,2.3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Qub 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Inttamurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Qub 2; National Thespian Society 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Monitor 4; Senior Attendant 4. SYLVIA ROSE HCKHOFF Stage Crew 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Latin Qub 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Qub 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. WAYNE KIETH EARLES Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1; Spanish Qub 1, 2; Basket- ball 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Track 1; National Thespian Society 3, 4; VIC 4. UNDA LOU EVANS Office 1; Librarian 1; Stage Crew 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Glee aub 1, 2. JUDITH ANN FOX Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Majorettes; Coachhorn 2; Tti-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Latin Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Qub 2, 3. 4; Bible Qub 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Intra- murals 1, 2. 3, 4. RUTH VIRGINIA GILBERT Librarian 2, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Vice President 3; Glee Club 1. JOHN DAVID GILLAM Scholarship Team 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Choir 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Homecoming MC 4; Monitor 4. RON EDWARD FRITZSCHE Stage Crew 3; Oass Play 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; FFA 1; Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4, All- League 4, All-State 4; Homecom- ing Escort 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GORDON NEAL FULTON Stage Crew 3. 4; Choir 1, 2; Glee Qub 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Home- coming Escort 1; Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Track 1,2; National Thespian Society 3, 4. LLOYD CHARLES HARMON Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Ensembles 3, 4; Hl- Y 3, 4; Latin Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Vice President 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4. NANCY JO GOUBEAUX Office 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Librarian 3, 4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Qub 1, 2; GAA 2. CLARA DARLENE HARTLEY Stage Crew 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4. MARY MARLENE HARTLEY Scholarship Team 1, 2; Stage Crew 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 2,3; Choir 4, Ensembles 4; Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Qub 1,2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4. STANLEY BEVRIDGE HATHELD Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Inttamurals 4; Track 1; National Thespian Society 4. SANDRA KAY HOMER Office 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 2. 3, 4; Cafeteria 1.2,3. JO ANN HOUSER Librarian 2; Stage Crew 4; Student Council 2; FHA 1, 2, Vice President 2; GAA 1, 2; Glee Oub 2, 4; Bible Qub 4; Cafeteria 1, 2, WALTER CHARLES LAYTON Scholarship Team 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice President 3, President 4, Ensembles 1, 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Birchbark Staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Football Team 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2; Class President 1, 2; Track 1; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Monitor 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4. BARBARA IRLENE INGLE Librarian 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee aub 1, 2. JUDITH ANN JENKINS Stage Crew 3; Qass Play 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Glee aub 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Latin Qub 1. 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 2, 3; Dramatics aub 2. 3, 4, Vice President 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Bible Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PENNY ANN KRIEGER Scholarship Team 2; Class Play 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Latin aub 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, 4; Dramatics aub 2, 3, 4; aass Treasurer 1, aass President 3; Glee aub 2, 3; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, JAYNE HORNE Office 2, 3; Librarian 1,2; Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 3; Choir 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Latin aub 1, 2; GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Dramatics aub 3, Secretary 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Glee aub 1, 2, 3. Senior Scholarship Team Front row: Lloyd Harmon, John Gillam, Joe Ballard, Scot Smith. Second row: Doris Pitts, Sylvia Eichoff, Marilyn Phillips, Judy Fox, Anita Long, Margot Olson, Janet Earhart. Third row: Amis Delmage, Tom Rodenberg, Bill Miller, George Collins, Liz Peterson, Steve White, Skip Layton. Absent: Ann Shearer, Judy Jenkins. Thursday moming, January 9, twenty students took the senior scholarship test. The test covered English, history, mathematics, science, reading comprehension, and language. To be eligible to take this test a student must be in the upper thirty per cent of the class. After taking the test it can be determined what was learned in high school and what weaknesses need to be corrected before college. Students and teachers were treated to a breakfast of bacon, eggs, cocoa, cereal, and toast before the test was taken. ANITA LOUISE LONG Office 4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Qass Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Senior Ed- itor 4; Latin Qub 1, 2; GAA 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4. HAROLD EUGENE MAGAW Scholarship Team 2; Spanish Qub 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; In- Uamurals 2. 3. LINDA LOUISE MAGEL Stage Crew 3, 4; FHA 2, 3. EVELYN LORENE McBEE Stage Crew 3, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM MILLER Scholarship Team 1, 2; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Boys ' State 3; President of Honor Society 4; President of Choir 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4. JOHN ALBERT MOORE Stage Crew 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Birchbark 4; Football Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4. m i MARGOT JOAN OLSON Office 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Stage Qew 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Ensembles 3, 4; Spanish Qub 1, 2; GAA 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Qass Secre- tary 2; Glee Qub 2, 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4. ELIZABETH LENNA PETERSON Qass Play 3, 4; Student Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4, En- sembles 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Latin aub 1. 2; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Senior Schol- •arship Team 4; Homecoming At- tendant 3, Queen 4. NEVA JUNE NEFF Office 1, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Qass Vice President 4; Glee Qub 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4. CAROLE JANE NEAL Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, Ensembles 1, 2; Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee aub 2, 3, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; National Thespian Society 3,4. DORIS MARIE PITTS Librarians 1,2; Stage Crew 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Choir 3, 4, Ensem- bles 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, County Historian 4; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Cafeteria 1. MARILYN ROBERTA PHILLIPS aass Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 3, Ensembles 1; Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; Latin Qub 1, 2; GAA 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Intra- murals 4. G. MICHAEL PRILLER Stage Crew 3; Basebal l 3, 4; Intra muials 4. JOHN WESLEY ROBERTS Stage Crew 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. THOMAS CHARLES RODENBERG Class Play 3,4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Ensembles 1, 2, 4; Birchbark Staff 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Latin Qub 1, 2; Football Team 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Vice Presi- dent 1; Track 2; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Monitor 4. RICHARD LEE ROHR Birchbark Staff 3; VIC 4. HAROLD LEROY ROYSE Baseball 4; Intramurals 3, 4. CHARLES O. SAYRE Stage Crew 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4, En- sembles 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Intra- murals 4; VIC 4. ' «• JANET QLEEN SAMMONS Office 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Birch- bark Staff 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria 1, 2. DON SCOT SMITH Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Latin Qub 1, 2, 3. 4; Football Team 1, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Science Qub 2, 3, 4, President 4. ' . ' .;- ♦- Jl • v ANN KATHLEEN SHEARER Office 4; Scholarship Team 1; Class Play 3, 4; Choir 4, Ensembles 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class Seaetary 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4, JON RANDALL SHANEYFELT Stage Crew 3; VIC 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4. 13p  ik. WILLIAM RIDGWAY SIMS Suge Crew 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4. ANN JEANETTE SMITH Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Stage Crew 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Glee Club 1.2,3. BEVERLY ANN STARK Stage Crew 3. JUDITH LYNN STUM Office 3, 4; Qass Play 4; Choir 2, 3; Glee Qub 1; Latin Qub 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4. STEPHEN SIMS WHITE Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 3, 4; Glee Qub 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff Editor 4, Annual Staff 1, 2. 3, 4; Birchbark Staff 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Vice President 3. Pres- ident 4; Latin Qub 1,2; Homecom- ing Escort 3; Dramatics Qub 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. President 4. JOHN WILMOTH VIC 4; Intramurals 4. PATRIQA IRENE VANCE Stage Crew 3, 4; Student Council 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. ELSIE LORETTA VORE Office 4; Stage Qew 3, 4; Birchbark Staff 4. Kriss Kringle Ball The holiday season at Tipp High was highlighted by the annual Christ- mas Dance presented by the Junioi Class on December 21, 1957. The decorations were accented by a huge lifelike figure of Santa Claus towering over the dance floor at the end of the gymna- sium. The room was cleverly decorated with many greens and a rustic fireplace on the stage. Music was supplied by an orchestra. Everyone who attended will always cherish this as one of their fondest memories of Tippecanoe. John Halteman was chairman of the affair. Aloha ' 57 On May 11. 1957, the Qass of 1958 presented the traditional Junior-Sen- ior Prom for the Class of 1957 . The auditorium was beautifully decorated in a Hawaiian theme using shades of gold, silver, and white. Also very effec- tive were the palm trees, a grass hut, a live flower cascade, and a scene on the beach in the moonlight. A delicious ham dinner was served and entertainment was provided by an orchestra and an exotic Hawaiian hula artist. Neva June Neff was chairman of this gala event. Papa Was a Preacher was the title of the entertaining family comedy presented by the Qass of 1958 on April 12, 1957. A large crowd enjoyed the many funny situations which the family of Rev- erend Porter got into during the evening. CAST Papa - TOM RODENBERG Mother - CAROL NEAL Hugh JOHN GILLAM Cecil STEVE WHITE Raybon SKIP LAYTON Janette UZ PETERSON Ed d -.-. LLOYD HARMON Aylene PAT HUFFMAN Helen Ludlow ..___... tABERT BRAMMER Lucy Smith --- ANITA LONG Jenny Smith JANET EARHART Jeffery Cole ....__.--_._ BILL MILLER Miss Jones -.-_. ANN SHEARER Bride JOYCE BRISCOE Groom GEORGE COLLINS Scenes From ' ' Papa Was a Preacher ' It ' s scandalous, the way this girl has been behaving. The Porter boys report But I thought you were my girl. My, how you have changed! ! The Senior Class Play, A Man Called Peter, was the first dra- matic production in many years at Tipp High. The cast put on a truly superb performance and the play was proclaimed as the finest ever seen on the school stage. CAST Peter Marshall STEVE WHITE Catherine Marshall - -- PENNY K RIEGER Peter Marshall, Jr. LLOYD HARMON Allan Talbot SKIP LAYTON Judith .Bickle - ANN SHEARER Jesse Bickle MARILYN PHILLIPS Susan Grant -- -JANET EARHART Marion Grant JUDY JENKINS Steven Grant -TOM RODENBERG George Yost BILL MILLER Joe Keating RON FRITZSCHE Senator James K, Polk JOHN GILLAM Nancy Everetts TABERT BRAMMER Barbara Logan ._-- ANITA LONG Hulda JUDY STUM Scenes From ' ' A Man Called Peter ' Steven, Marion, and Peter Peter Marshall ' s heart attack History of Class of 1958 J I In September of 1946, forty, scared, little kids left their mothers and started their journey to school. Completely frightened by unfamiliar surroundings they began the learning which would continue for twelve years. They were Larry Blank, Dale Boocher, Levi Booher, Connie Bowers, Peggy Brenner, George Collins, Jean Cain, Bill Cost, Sylvia Eichoff, Wayne Earles, Linda Evans, Judy Fox, Nancy Goubeaux, Darlene Hartley. Mary Hartley, Stan Hatfield, Sandy Holmer, Jayne Horn, Jo Ann Houser, Barbara ' Ingle, Judy Jenkins, Penny Krieger, Walter Layton, Anita Long, Harold Magaw, Linda Magel, Bill Miller, Carole Neal, Marilyn Phillips, Doris Pitts, John Roberts, Tom Rodenberg, Jon Shaneyfelt, Janet Sammons, Bill Sims, Ann Smith, Scot Smith, Beverly Stark, and Steve White. We were joined during the year by John Gillam from Cincinnati and Martin Brown from Columbus. In our second year we were joined by Tabert Brammer from Covington, Ruth Gilbert from Troy, and Margot Olson from Fairborn. Sandy Homer left us this year and went to Miami Central. In our third year we welcomed Joe Ballard and Ron Fritzsche from Bethel and Janet Earhart from Vandalia. In the remaining years of our elementary education we welcomed Jim Davis from Dayton and Lloyd Harmon from Kansas in the fourth grade; also this year Stan Hatfield and Jayne Horn left us. In the fifth grade Joyce Briscoe from Dayton and Ann Shearer from Medway joined us; Stan Hatfield came back this year. In the sixth grade Elizabeth Peterson from Dayton and Richard Rohr from Medway joined us. We entered Junior High with hopes of someday becoming one of those big seniors. Gordon Ful- ton came from Tecumseh in the seventh grade and in the eighth grade Sandy Homer came back and Charles Sayre came from Miami Central, and Patti Vance came from Vandalia. Jayne Home came back in the seventh. Finally our high school days arrived and we were called those green freshmen. This year we elected class officers. Skip Layton was president, Tom Rodenberg was vice president, Tabert Brammer was secretary, and Penny Krieger was treasurer. Our Homecoming attendant was Pat Huffman. The kids that joined us that year were Evelyn McBee from Newton, John Moore from Tecumseh, Mike Priller from California, and Judy Stum from Fairborn. Our sophomore year came with the class officers as follows: President Skip Layton, Vice President Joe Ballard, Secretary Margot Olson, and Treasurer Wayne Earles. This year Joyce Briscoe was our attendant for Homecoming. This was a big year for us because we ordered our class rings. Our Junior year was the big year with suppers, dances, paper drives, and bake sales and our play Papa Was A Preacher. Elizabeth Peterson was our Homecoming attendant. Much work was put on our Prom with Hawaii as the theme. The class officers for this year were President Penny Krieger, Vice Pres- ident Lloyd Harmon, Secretary Ann Sheater, Treasurer Pat Huffman. The kids that joined us this year were Harold Royse from Vandalia, Elsie Vore from Miami Central, John Wilmoth from Dayton. The year finally came when we were one of those big seniors. This year our class officers were President Joe Ballard, Vice President Neva June Neff, Secretary Ann Shearer, Treasurer Mary Hartley. Then came Homecoming with Elizabeth Peterson as Queen, Tabert Brammer as Maid of Honor, and Janet Earhart as Senior attendant. Then came the class play which was a great success, A Man Called Peter. In March we were accompanied by the Juniors on our Senior trip to Washington and then some of the Seniors went on to New York. Finally the day arrived that we had all anticipated. Commencement. Even though we will all go different ways we will all remember the good and bad times we had together. Last Will and Testament I, Joe Ballard, will my class office ta the most deserving Junior, I, Larry Blank, will my ability to be with the boys to Judy Neff. I, Dale Boocher, will 5 gallons of gas to any boy who runs out on a date. I, Levi Boocher, will my ability to memorize reports to any underclassman in Ag. I, Connie Bowers, will all the government books back to the government. I, Paula Brammer, will my ability to write to the service to Judy Serapin. I, Peggy Brenner, will my dimples to Judy Kerg. I, Joyce Briscoe, will my term papers to the library for confused Juniors to use as references. I, George Brown, will my ability to stay off telephone poles with boats to Justin Klapp. 1, Martin Brown, will my ted pin-striped ivy-league underwear to Mr. Ritchie. I, Jean Cain, will my ability to go steady to anyone who wants it. I, George Collins, will one pair of red ivy -league slacks to anyone. I, Bill Cost, will my misfortune to get lost in Hills Dales to Pee Wee Schram. I, James Davis, will a wind-up key to Larry Berry for his Volkswagen. I, Amis Delmage, will all that I know about the Latvian Language to the library. , 1, Janet Earhart, will my red knee socks and white shoes to Becky Moser. 1, Sylvia Eickhoff, will all the teachers motors for their new chairs so they won ' t waste energy scooting around. I, Wayne Earles, will a year ' s subscription of Esquire to Mr. Ritchie. I, Linda Evans, will my ability to work at Cramer ' s to Marilyn Hepfer and John Oda. I, Judy Fox, will my short walk to school to whoever ' s as late as I am. 1, Ron Fritzsche, will my attitude back to the school. I, Gordon Fulton, will my marked deck of cards to Joe Lesher. 1, Ruth Gilbert, will my English book to Mr. Derr and my Bookkeeping to anyone. 1, John Gillam, will my position in the Democtatift Party to Mr. Spencer. . ♦ ! ' I, Nancy Goubeaux, will my inability to read shorthand notes to Mrs. Oda, I, Lloyd Harmon, will my lack of height to Larry Reisser, so that he can tumble. 1, Darlene Hartley, will my typing ability to Connie Decker, 1, Mary Hartley, will my job to Beanhead, my sister. I, Stan Harfield, will my ability to be a good student to  Mr. Spencer to instill in his Juniors. fc I, Sandy Homer, will my alarm clock to the driver of Bus 4 so the students can get to school on time. I, Jayne Home, will all of Mr. Spencer ' s remarks about Texas to any Texan to defend. I, Jo Ann Houset, will my ability to sell candy at th basketball games to any Junior. I, Barbara Ingle, will my ability to hit the posts on Canal Road to Driver Ed students. I, Judy Jenkins, will my everlasting energy to the teach- ers to cope with the underclassmen. I, Penny Krieger, will my ability to join the clubs in school to my sister, Sharon. I, Skip Layton, will my ability to get in tight spots to John Oda. I, Anita Long, will my ability to work like crazy and accomplish nothing to anyone. I, Harold Magaw, will my ability to keep my mojtth shut to Kay Dunnick. I, Linda Magel, will my shortness to any student who wants it. I, Evelyn McBee, will my Government book to any Junior. I, Bill Miller, will my athletic ability and gym shoes to Spike. I, John Moore, will my ability to play cards to Jim Staup. I, Carole Neal, will my odd traits and illnesses to psy- chology and biology classes to diagnose. I, Neva Neff, will Betty Crocker to the cafeteria to help Isabel. I, Margot Olson, will a metronome to Mrs. Balzer for rhythm in her typing classes. I, Elizabeth Peterson, will my sense of humor to the basketball coaches to use when we ' re losing, I, Marilyn Phillips, will all the cats I can find to the Biology Lab. I, Doris Pitts, will my Home Ec major to the cafeteria. I, John Roberts, will my car heater to Tom Btundrett for his motorcycle to have more comfortable trips to Piqua. I, Tom Rodenberg, will my ability to keep in the game to Phil Goldner. I, Richard Rohr, will my Plymouth to Charlie Sayte. I, Harold Royse, will my ability to get along with the girls to Dale Davis. I, Charles Sayre, will my Blue Jewel to anyone who can afford to buy gas, I, Jon Shanyfelt, will my spinner hubcaps to Mr, Gay ' s Dodge, I, Janet Sammons, will my ability to get along with Milton boys to a sophomore. I, Ann Shearer, will my ability to get a date to the Christmas Dance to my sister, I, Bill Sims, will my car to any fool who ' ll take it, I, Ann Smith, will my shorthand book to Mrs, Balzer. I, Scot Smith, will my nickname Cave Man back to Martin Brown. I, Beverly Stark, will my ability to get along with peo- ple to a sophomore, I, Judy Stum, will my sense of humor to Judy Neff, I, Pat Vance, will my major in Home Ec to anyone who wants it. 1, Elsie Vote, will my ability to steal brooms ftom the senior class to a junior. I, Steve White, will my ability to keep my mouth shut at right time to Dianne K. I, John Wilmouth, will my car back to the people that made it. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. On this beautiful sunny morning of May, 1970, a great scientific and historical event has taken place. A rocket containing sixty-seven brave men and women has just landed on the moon. These people were chosen because they were the bravest, most talented, and most brilliant people in the world. Yes, they are members of the class of 1958, of Tippecanoe High School, Tipp City, Ohio. We will now switch you to the moon where our newsman will interview these amazing people as they take their first look at this mysterious place. Here we are on the moon. The feelings are mixed as these brave men and women unboard the rocketship which was made and designed by the famous scientists Harold Royce and Ann Smith, who are the first to come out of the door. By the looks on their faces they seem to be quite thrilled. Following behind them with microscope and magnifying glass in hand is the renowned and daring explorer Dale Boocher. Here comes the famous woman detective, Ruth Gilbert, looking slyly around. She seems to have spotted something. Wait a minute! It looks as though someone is coming out of the window of the rocket - - - let me see yes, I believe it is Larry Blank and Joyce Briscoe. Larry is now the leader of the notorious skull gang in New York and Joyce is an ex- perienced moonshiner in the hills of Kentucky. 1 do hope that there won ' t be any trouble. What ' s that noise? Oh, what a relief! It ' s just Tabert Brammer and Janet Earhart excitedly telling each other about their jobs. Tabert has found her life ' s work as head matron in an insane asylum for bachelors, and Janet is now the physical education instructor at the Boys Industrial School. Sounds very interesting! Here come four distinguished looking people. I believe it is George Collins, Joe Ballard, Tom Rodenberg, and Mary Hartley. Joe is now the president of the Ballard Biscuit Co. and George is owner of the Plymouth Co. Right now they seem very interested in the conversation between Mary and Tom who are talking about business matters. Tom is a door to door salesman for women ' s lingerie and Mary is the owner and operator of the famous B. V. D. factory. The next person coming off of the rocket looks very frightened. This must be Jim Davis, the noted fighter for traffic safety. His slogan is, Slower Vehicles for America. High speeds certainly scare him! Another group of people are now unboarding the plane. These are the members of the class who are now making their home town famous. Let ' s see, there ' s Levi Booher, renowned farmer, who is talking about the farm situation with Miss Livestock of 1970, Ann Shearer. Walking behind them is Peggy Brenner, famous Mistle-toe grower, who is talking to Steve White, new owner of a septic tank cleaning company. His collections he finds are helping his rose gardens immensely. Here come the educators of Tipp. Mike Priller, who is now principal of Tippecanoe High School, is dis- cussing the problem of discipline with Martin Brown who has replaced his mother as librarian at the high school. I also see Wayne Earles, Gordon Fulton, and Judy Stum who are some of Tipp ' s most prosperous business people. Wayne is the owner of the Smokery, Gordon is owner and operator of the Dixie Wrecking Co. , and Judy is a .bouncer at the Sequoia. Now coming out of the rocket is Penny Krieger and Sandy Homer. Sandy, the head cook in the school cafeteria is giving Penny, recently chosen Housewife of the Year, some advice on how to cook rubber and make it taste like ham. By the way, Penny is also the inventor of an automatic diapering machine. Following them are Patty Vance, Wilma Cain, and Darlene Hartley who are telling everyone about their expe- riences. It seems they have brought a Submarine and have been examining life on the bottom of the ocean. For safety measures their brave frogman, John Roberts, follows them wherever they go to help get them out of bad situations. John is now conversing with a strong looking man in hip boots and a helmet. That must be the famous hunter Scot Smith - he just got back from Africa on a hunting expedition. It seems to be a secret about what he hunts for. The medical profession is well represented on this adventure. There ' s Sam Brown, dentist and inventor of a new type of glue for false teeth, Doris Pitts, veterinarian, who has been fighting with Harold Magaw, termite exterminator, the whole trip about the inhuman treatment of the poor, helpless termites, and Richard Rohr, fa- mous surgeon in charge of ingrown toenails. Richard and JoAnn Houser have been discussing the new type of vitamin pill that JoAnn has just invented. Now all eyes are on the door. Some of the Hollywood celebrities are with us today. Here comes the beauti- ful actress, Connie Bowers, with her hair dresser, Jon Shaneyfelt behind her. Following them are Linda Evans, famous Chorus Girl, now starring at the Culturab Club and Janet Sammons, renowned toe dancer who appears periodically on the Mickey Mouse Club. Next out of the rocket are Judy Fox and Anita Long who are very seriously discussing the advantages of Rock and Roll at the Metropolitan Opera. Judy is a rock and roll teacher and dancer, and Anita is now featuring as saxophone soloist with Fats Domino. Two more people that we are very proud of are now appearing at the door, Bill Cost and Nancy Goubeaux. Bill is now engaged in educati onal work on television. He is the master of ceremonies on Ding Dong School. Nancy is a famous roller skater and inventor. She invented a new type of padding for the hardest hit regions. There is quite a crowd gathering around the door of the rocket now. Everyone is screaming so loud that I can barely tell what ' s going on. I believe I see something with red, purple, green, and orange stripes. Oh yes, the exciting moment has arrived, the Mr. Universe of 1970 has jmt stepped off the rocket - his name is Ron Fritzche. Following Ron, looking very mad and disgusted at the whole idea, is John Wilmouth the famous opera star and his wife, Mrs, Wilmouth, the former Elsie Vore. Miss Vore is an inventor of a special type of ear plugs. Everyone is looking excitedly toward the sky. Yes, that must be Sylvia Eickhoff, the only member of the class who could not come with us. Sylvia is now riding in Sputnick No. 5, 000, but she promised to buzz the moon on her way around. Someone just ran out of the rocket wildly waving their hands at Sylvia in Sputnick. That is no doubt Judy Jenkins, the famous Olympic runner. Judy is now trying to beat Sputnick. We all wish her luck. Next we see Jayne Home and Neva Neff. Jayne is telling Neva of her back breaking job of personal secre- tary to the retired Mr. James Spencer on his Texas ranch. Neva is telling Jane how to get away from it all. She is the famous lecturer and writer on Love. Her latest book is entitled Hook Him! What ' s everyone getting boxes to stand on for? Oh, now I see - The famous center basketball player for the ladies ' professional champs is now in view. Her name is Linda Magel. Where ' s that loud laughing coming from? You might know! It ' s Lloyd Harmon the famous heavyweight prize frighter and his personal chiropractor, Bev. Stark, who are talking to Liz Peterson, the renouned heavyweight lady wrestler who is famous for her triple toe bite. Who ' s that distinguished looking gentleman with that beautiful girl? Wow! Oh yes, that ' s John Moore, famous feather fan manufacturer, with Carole Neal his model. Walking behind them trying to keep an eye on Carole is Stan Hatfield. Stan has really struck it rich. He inherited an island in the middle of the Pacific with a little grass hut and a harem of 200 girls. As you can well imagine Stan is a very sad man! What ' s this? Looking very content in her black and white striped suit is Margot Olson. Margot has received quite an honor. She is the first woman to have a lifelong membership in Sing Sing. She received a two month parole to come here, because she is an honor student. I know we ' re all very proud of her! The next person to walk out of the rocket is Skip Layton, who is looking very dejected and depressed. Skip is a noted lecturer and expert on the Power of Positive Thinking. He now resides in the city jail. There are also some very famous people from the U. S. government on this trip. I see Charles Sayte, brilliant Professor of U. S. Government at Harvard University, questioning Bill Sims, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court on some of its recent decisions. Behind them is Amis Delmage, Ambassador to the Canary Islands, who is earnestly conversing with Bill Miller, from Hawaii. Bill has really made a name for himself there as Chief Grass Cutter. His sign reads, Skirts Trimmed Free of Charge. Following them is Marilyn Phillips. Mari- lyn is late getting off of the rocket, because she has been busy with h er hobby. She collects bottles and labels containing new and different species of germs. The chatter of excited and loud voices is suddenly dying down. Someone very important must be coming off of the rocket now. There is dead silence and everyone removes his hat as John Gillam, the tyrant dictator of Lower Slobovia comes marching down the steps in very stately form. It seems that on our trip here he has threatened and bribed everyone. Now coming out of the plane are Barbara Ingle and Evelyn McBee, the pilots of the rocket. They are re- ceiving a very hardy round of applause for their marvelous job. We are now anxiously looking forward to further excursions on the moon and our safe return. Now that you have met all of these amazing people, don ' t you agree that the class of 1958 of Tippecanoe High School is the greatest and most terrific class that ever was? PATRONS Without the aid of the people whose names appear on the following pages, this book would be impossible to pub- lish. Let ' s not forget to show our appre- ciation!  J, ■■■f? ' 4. -tt. EQUIPMENT Designers and Builders of Special Machines Fixtures Tools Route 202 Tipp City DAIRY PRODUCTS ' CaM c f t DAIRY CO. Complete Line of Dairy Products Tipp City Phone 7671 HAVER MUSIC HOUSE 34 East First St, Dayton, Ohio Everything Musical THUMA MOTOR SALES SERVICE North Second St, Tipp City GRANDVIEW MKT. 503 W. Main Tipp Flowers for All Occasions at GREENHOUSE Complete Floral Service Country -Wide Free Delivery- Phone 2522 Our Congratulations to the Class of 1958 From DIXIE WRECKING 24 Hour Service Route 71 Tipp City Phone 5065 TIPP FASHION SHOP 110 E. Main Tipp CRAMER ' S DRUG Best Wishes to the Seniors ' Compliments of THE KINNISON TRUCKING CO. State -Wide Moving Service 130 W. Plum St, 4881 WHENINTHEi I MOOD FOR I FINE FOOD On Old Route 5 cm f0 DRIVE-IN ' Always Prompt and Courteous Service BOWER ' S FURNITURE With Best Wishes to the Class of ' 58 BOOC HEIR ' S WELDING 107 Bowman Ave, Tipp TROY SPORTS CENTER h ,2 STYLES SHOE STORE THE uee-tt PAPER CO. Manufacturers of Straw Board and Cap Stock Tipp City Compliments of NCE ICE SERVICE Phone 5374 LEISS LAUNDRY DAIRY QUEEN Compliments of QUALITV HARDWARE 1000 N. Dixie Hy. Phone FE 9-8336 Troy, Ohio For Fine Seeds Try SAUNDER ' S SEED Farm Seed Corner of Broadway and Fourth Tipp City MIAMI CO. LUMBER PLYWOOD COMPANY South Hyatt St. Tipp 7381 TIP-TOi .iNG . V.t 1 1 .t®- ' cf- ' n- tiS? av ' ' September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October November November November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December January January 5 13 14 20 21 27 28 4 5 11 12 18 19 24 26 1 4 8 9 11 15 16 22 23 27 29 4 6 7 13 14 20 21 27 3 4 First day of classes Covington - there Jr. High Party West CanoUton - here Jr. Class Dance - Jr. Bake Sale Randolph - there Sr. Class Bake Sale and Paper Drive Vandalia - here Sr. Class Supper Oakwood - there Band Day at Capitol Homecoming - West Milton - here Homecoming Dance Eaton - there Jr. Class Paper Drive - Band Parents Supper, Cafeteria Madison - here Elementary Program - 2:00 P. M. Tecumseh - there Mothers ' Football Banquet Veterans ' Day - no school Sr. Class Play Jr. Class Supper Basketball Pre-Vue Jr. Class Dance Thanksgiving Program Troy - here Every Pupil (HS) Bradford - there Sr. Bake Sale - Covington - here Newton - there Sr. Class Supper Bethel - here - High School Christmas Program - Dismiss for Christmas Vacation at 3:00 P. M. Christmas Formal (Juniors) Christmas Tournament - Plqua West CarroUton - there Jr. Paper Drive - Tecumseh - there This Page Compliments of DAVIS BUICK 349 S. Main Street Dayton, Ohio Davis Is Dealing f ..aa « . « January 9 General School Test for Seniors January 10 Randolph - here January 16 Vandalia - there January 18 Jr. Class Supper January 24 Oakwood - here January 25 Jr. Dance January 31 West Milton - there February 1 Arcanum - here February 7 Paton - here February 8 Miami East - there February 14 Miami County Tournament February 15 Jr, Dance - Sweetheart Swirl February 18 Sr. Band Winter Concert February 21 Piqua - here February 22 Sr. Class Supper Jr. High Solo and Ensemble Contest March 8 Jr. Class Supper March 14 P.E. Circus March 23 Class Trip March 26 Every Pupil Tests Marsh 29 Spring Formal - Student Council April 1 Preliminary District - State Scholarship Tests April 3 Dismissal for Easter Vacation April 11 Jr. Class Play April 12 State Solo and Ensemble Contest April 18 Joint Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Dance April 19 Sophomore Class Supper April 26 State Band - Chorus Contest May 3 Final Miami District Scholarship May 10 Junior-Senior Prom May 12 Publications Banquet May 14 Recognition Program May 16 Spring Concert - Vocal Music May 17 Jr. High Party May 22 Last Day of Classes for Seniors May 25 Baccalaureate May 27 Commencement May 29 School Classes End This Page Compliments of: TIPP CITY ROTARY CLUB President. HUGH BRUBAKER 0 -.-eV l« oftt ' w -on THE CHATTERBOX Compliments of TIPP ROLLER MILL Snow Ball Flour Tuxedo Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing 225 East Main St. Tipp City Phone 2711 Compliments of Where Friendliness Prevails 19 E. Main 3251 THE HERALD Member of C. ofC. MONROE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 12 E. Main Tipp Congratulations to the Seniors BRAD N Bl OTHeRS PACKING COMPANY Wholesale Meats Dye Mill Rd. Troy SPORTING GOODS Ohio ' s Largest Sporting Goods Store ' We Have It in Stock; Why Wait ! Corner of First and Jefferson Dayton, Ohio BRUBAKER ' S MKT. THORTON HARDWARE SMITH ' S DRUG Compliments of BEAUTY SALON 24 E. Main Tipp Phone 3681 ■ HIHHI 3PI H_I - L ■Hn HP ' b3 T r n Mr T SkII i W w HI 1 B, -r S i c- MEiHI WARNER JEWELRY TOPPER DRESS SHOP D. W. SERVICE POLLY ' S Liz Peterson Leads Us in a Cheer for Our PATRONS Compliments of VARIETY STORE If You Can Buy It Anywhere, You Can Buy It at BUTLER ' S CONDON ' S MEN STORE THE CENTER STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Su ' m RESTAURANT Open Daily 5-8 Sunday 7-2 Tipp Phone 4345 Compliments of SERVICE STATION Your Sinclair Dealer ' Main and Hyatt Street Phone 3711 js BENHAM HARDWARE TIPP PASTRY SHOP For Fine Real Estate It ' s. . DODD ' S 13 East Dow St. Tipp City Phone 4131 Your One Stop Shop Center SUPER E MKT. Every Day - Low Prices Self-Service Tipp City 3231 . TIPP FOOD MKT. Hr ' ' ( ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' li |1 I- 1 GUY ' S AND GAL ' S 11 mmm This page compliments of A. O. SMITH CO. ' ' ' !I 1— .  tf STEINER ' S Ready Mix Sand and Concrete West Milton, Ohio Phone 118 Gravel RAJAK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tipp City, Ohio Doing Business as COPPOC K- LEE ROUSSEAU Since 1892 Fine Furniture We Invite and Appreciate Your Patronage ' 14 E. Main St, Tipp City SANDERS DAIRY Ice Cream and Sherbets Fountain Service Dairy Products 205 E. Main St. Phone 3 371 BRUBAKER GRAIN AND FEED TIPP MOTOR SALES W. Broadway 3755 ' Say It With Flowers From TIPP CITV GREENHOUSE 639 W. Main Tipp MARKET Quality Groceries Fresh Meats Fruits Vegetables Canned Goods Fredrick, Ohio MIAM COAL COKE America ' s Largest Nursery Super Market ' NURSERY Tipp City, Ohio eTipp Novelty Co. Tipp Cltj), OKio. •SERVICE IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT ' c S TUBE F l OIDUOTS N. Second St. Tipp City TOV COMPANY MILLEIi BROTHERS Heavy Duty Excavating Basements, Bulldozing Grading and Land Clearing A Complete Service With Experienced Personnel ' Fredrick, Ohio Ph. W. Milton 330 MOTEl. Route 40 MOTEL CROSSROADS RESTAURANT Vandalia, Ohio THE ALMA MATER Some the Blue and Gold do cherish. Some the Cream and Crinnson choose. Ah, but we would rather perish Than the Red and White should lose. Oh, the T.H.S. is loyal To her colors all ,|.re true. With a spirit rich and loyal When there ' s earnest work to do. f-m ;l I J ,1 tfW ' l! ■4 DONE AT )PE YOU LIKE IT Grecian Holiday Grecian Holiday was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom which was held in the school auditorium in hon- or of the Senior Class on Saturday, May. The scene was set in a Grecian garden with balustrades surrounding the room and a fountain as a center- piece. A delicioussteakdinnerwasserved preceding the dance. The chairman of the gala evening affair was John Halteman of the Jun- ior Class. The track team, although composed entirely of underclassmen, made several good showings this year. The valuable experience gained this year should make the Red Devil Teamsters future treats to the league title. Spring Sports Steve Price is up and over! ! Track Team FRONT ROW - Jack Davis, Larry Scammahorn, Ger- ald Hensley, Don Noland. BACK ROW - Charles Tyzzer, Coach Richards, Larry Riesser, Steve Price, Larry Lachey, David Giesseman, David Herr. Baseball Team FRONT ROW - Skip Layton, Willis Boy- er, George Timmer, Dave Holobaugh, Ray Crabtree, Ted Rohrbach. BACK ROW - Coach Reash, Dick Carlile, Jerry Howard, Bill Cramer, Dale Senseman, Coach Looker. The Red Devil baseball squad ended the season with a 4-9 mark. The wins were over Covington, Trotwood, Madison, and Springfield Catholic. The Red Devils advanced to the quarterfinals of the district tournament by virtue of their upset of Springfield Catholic. They were knocked out of the tournament by Piqua in a tight 7-3 game. This was the farthest a Red Devil squad has advanced in tourney play in recent years. Skip Layton led the Red Devil batters with a .412 mark while Ted Rohrbach received credit for three pitching triumphs. TIPP 4 COVINGTON 2 TIPP EATON 2 TIPP 6 WEST CARROLLTON 11 TIPP 3 WEST MILTON 6 TIPP 2 BUTLER 5 TIPP 12 MADISON 7 TIPP 2 RANDOLPH U TIPP 1 MIAMI CENTRAL 13 TIPP 2 TECUMSEH 11 TIPP 10 SPRINGFIELD 7 TIPP 13 BETHEL 10 TIPP 3 PIQUA 7 TIPP 6 OAKWOOD 7 TOM WIEKERT IPP CITY : t? On Sunday, March 23, the Junior and Sen- ior Classes left Tipp City on their way to the Nation ' s capitol. After riding all night, they arrived in Washington to spend the next three days on sightseeing buses. On Wednesday, the Juniors along with a small portion of the Sen- iors, began the trip back home. Forty-eight of the Seniors went on north to New York City for the remainder of the week. (MEW VOI K. WASHINGTON,D.C MARGOT OLSON Valedictorian In a race that ran to the final semester Margot Olson nosed out John Gillam for high- est scholastic honors. Both students main- tained an A- average, Margot had just enough extra points to win. JOHN GILLAM Salutatorian Doesn ' t look as if everyone is pay- ing attention. Sixty-five graduating seniors were honored at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises on May 25 and May 27 respectively. The guest speaker for Baccalaureate v as Dr. George Schil- linger of the Zion Lutheran Church. The school choir also presented a special program of sacred music. The speaker for Commencement was Dr. Oscar Darlington of Ohio Northern University. Mr. Coppock and Mr. Ball present a diploma to Barbara Ingle. Symbolic of the Class of 1958 are their colors of mint green and sliver and their flower, a pink rose. The motto is The road of toll leads to the city of Success. . ' J For the seniors it is goodby, for the rest of the students, it is the end of another success- ful and fruitful year. The staff wishes the best of luck to all. S m X o z a CO H ?! 7: i -i? i 00 n 7i 4- j s: o l-H cn H PI o z a m O •n n o pa m Z r- m H s o ? PI H O H O CO tn n cn H l-H Z O DALLAS, TEXAS I ■ ' ' ' ;,i ' i- ■ . ■r V . ' . . : ■ ' , ■:i ' ■y- y:M ■ •■■•■ ' ;l , ' vv: :;aj 0. .: -.■v ' - ' .VR.-- ' , ■ if, ' - ' :: ' .-■An ■ ■ ' ,..-■ i ' - ' -■f