Utica High School - Builder Yearbook (Utica, OH)

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HI-Y FIRST ROW--Robert Wray, Richard Tiebout, Keith Eshelman, Tom Paul Phil Mack Steve Kinney Bob Gregg, Allen Coburn, Eugene Branstool. SECOND ROW--Mr. Cowie, Joe l-liles, Robert Beckholt, Charles Marston, Tom Babb Don Boyer John Mick, George Frost, Dennis Champion, John Tulloss, Roger Beckholt. The purpose of the Hi-Y organization is to promote Clean Sportsmanship Scholarship Character and Speech among the boys. It also helps promote Christian Fellowship. The group was not too active this year except for planning an assembly program President ....... Vice -President .... Sec. -Treas. . . Chaplain .... Adviser .... This page sponsored by Murphy's Grocery ......Bob Gregg Steve Kinney Allen Coburn . . Phil Mack .. Mr. Cowie

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'E 165 LA, Librcrrv Staff JUNIOR-SENIOR. STAFF SOPHOMORE STAFF.

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MIXED CHORUS FIRST RO Harold Neshit, Tom Babb, Frank Wat I Robert Beckholt SECOND ROW -- Mr. Griffin, Jo Ellyn Johnson, Mary Bernard, Nancy Hopkins Mary Lou Buchanan, Betty Larimore, Mary Warthen, Louise Carr, Rowena Williams, Linda Hunter, Georgianna Warner, Carole Lingafelter, Sherrie W -- Durwin Allbaugh, Dwight Evans, Don Scott, Charles Dunlap, Virgil Justice, ers, van Handwerk, Harver Farley, Roger Beckholt, Rosemary Patton, Julia Smith, Ann Mack, Marston, Shirley Hoover, Barbara Compton, Marlene Wolfe A THIRD ROW -- Mildred Hiles, Barb Bebout, Dixie Bonita Redman Wlnifred lobes FOURTH ROW Miller, Sue Myers, Elizabeth Groseclose Betty Webster Carol Mason Maureen D , , , ager, Marlene Bline, Sue Prior, Betty Proctor, Thelma Jean Smith, Mary Helen Lake ara McMahon, Sheila Farmer, Mary Larimore, Jennie Cornelius, Betty Guisinger, Peggy Myers, Carolyn Earlewine, Betty Smith, , Dorothy Boyd, Nancy Wince, Patricia Swan, Mildred Farley, loyce Nye, -- Marie Burkholder, Betty Tompkins, Donna Bell, Phyllis Hunt, Patty The forty-eight piece band performed in several specialties this year. One pro- gram was dedicated to Mr. Welsh, our former director, who was replaced by Lawrence Griffin at th f' ' e rrst of the year because of illness, and another was done on blacked-out field. They took part in several activities. The band and chonrs both participated in the Spring Concert. Several chorus mem- bers took part in a radio program over W,C.L.T. They also sang at Baccalaureate. uwl ' Wil i'fU'ffffffff1 '7 WWW 'B T23 H H . ft V' '- J - ,Q 0 dv W This page sponsored by Iewett 's -- Headquarters for School Supplies