Utica High School - Builder Yearbook (Utica, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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Contents .3 .3 .4 ..5'-'7 ...8 ....9 ..10- 13 14 ...15 ...16 ...17 ...18 ...19 ..20 ...21 ..22 ...23 ...24 25 26 ..27 28 29 ...30 ...31 ...32 ...35 ....36 ..37-44 .f N -,zffit f V' JE' .- X4v'!,o1 f..,', ,f , Q - ' fA4f 'g1'-tiff, f- 3- .-.xy f - . -kg . ,A ,V .x 2 ,J Vg? f: ' ,uk A. -.v X 2- ,.' , 4 53.5 , . ' '- . - ' ' : Q -lip -'Q-f ' f N . 55 ' 'f' i l 4'f1 p ' ' JW5 'K'--N . V - , 'Lil -, f' . 2' 3--1: . . ,:fiq:gh?'!,?f2 '- EK ' ' Q W ww .1 I , ., I 'TH-' T2 's'2f gW ,Q - , , eibevbca fion MRS. JEANETTE NEIGHBARGER Office Secretary We, the students of the Journalism class, wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Jeanette Neighbarger, who has so conscientiously filled the position of Office Secretary of the Utica Washington Schools for the past four years. We sincerely hope that the dedication of our 1953 Builder, to you, Jeanette, will bring some gratification for a job very well done. W OIUIUOF The pages of this book are events and experiences of your school life and the Builder may help to recall many of the cherished memories of youth and revive in you hope for 4: happier moments which are certain to come in the future. ' 1 Coach Stauffer .::,y- rv , A -1, 'Z ti . 1 1 t f 1' e r s 4 .5 iii :dia tr, ..., , psf ' Aq- mryt, ,.. ' S. rs -sw IP'- s 51- s. , '.'l - N M' JZ 1 mf. ' A .ant . FI. , , 7. :X-61 z, ,:,f,j f5 :- 1' X Q V. qv vc J, 3 Ny ' :fa 3 1- :V , 35 1 ' if 3 IPA UU RJ KEY5 K' P.. '-:QV TU 51111255 A.B. Capital U American JEAN BELL Ohio State U Commercial i MERVIN NUGENT ' , , B.S.GroveCity 1 ' M Mathematics Ref 'X' Science dx In 5 HARRY STAATS Executive Head THOMAS J. OUICK 5.5, Ed' and M. Ed. Ohio University MARY TULLOSS A.B. Bethany English Ir. High Social Science JACK MILLEMAN A.B. Ball State, Biology, Chemistry General Science MARTIN CASTLE B.S. Ed. Ohio State University Industrial Arts, Drivers Training eJ74yM OLIVE HELPHREY A.B. Bethany College English, Latin Speech, Literature 6 AMW? LAWRENCE GRIFFIN B.S. M. Capital University Instrumental and Vocal Music , RIC HARD MCLAUGHLIN Denison University History, English Education Social Studies MILDRED KAUBER WALTER STAUFFER S. Ed. Ohio University A. B. Ohio State University WINONA BOLLENBACHER B.S. Ed. Capital University Mathematics DAVID COLVILLE B.S.C. and M.S. Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture H BENNINGTON S. Ed. Ohio University Economics World History, Spanish Physical Education Journalism Principal. LOREN BRIGGS it A . B . Denison Social Studies U nivers ity Play Casts SEN IDRS IUNIORS This page sponsored by F h 9 T 9 A 9 x V' CS e ,Q-4, A0 O6 To . 0 GS e e .f X I Cl 53 55212 S president Vice -President Secretary Treasure' Student Council President i Representative Student Council ALLEN COBURN BLIMP Honor Society, 3-45 Junior Play5 Football, 2-3-45ClassPresident, 45 Builder Staff, 3-45 fAssist-business manager 3, Business mana- ger 415 Mixed Chorus, 1-25 Glee club, 1-2- All-county football, 3-45 lnksplash, 45 Student Council, 45 Hi-Y, 2-3-4 QTreas, 31' Lickingananual Staff, 4. 1 JOANN DOUP DOUP Honor Society, 45 Library Staff, 2-35 Junior Play5 Class Vice Pres., 45 Builder Staff, 45 lnksplash, 4. SHERRIE MARSTON CHERRIE F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 fSec. 415 Glee club, 1-2-3-45Reserve Cheer- leader, 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2-3-45 Junior Playg Library Staff, 2-3-45 fvice Pres. 3, Pres. 415 Homecoming Queen, 45 Class Vice Pres., 3, Sec., 4, ANN MACK AGGITHA Builder staff, 1-3-4 fAss. Ed. 3, Editor, 415 Junior P1ay5 Inksplash, 1-2-3-4 fSec. 2, Asst. Editor 315 Band 1-2-3-4 fMajorette 1-2-3, Co-Major 415 Honor Society, 3-4 fSec. 415 Queen's Attendant, 45 Mixed Cho- rus, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 1-2-35 Library, 2-35 All-county chorus, 3-45 Class Sec. , 3: Class Treas, , 45 Student Council, 4. FRED DIXON FREDDlE Football, 2-3-45 All-county football, 4: Mid-Buckeye, 45 Basketball, 1-25 Honor Society, 45 Student council, 3-45 F.F.A., 1-2-3-4 fPres. 415 Junior Play. DON WALKER CURLY Student Council, 1-2-3-4 fVice-Pres. 3, Pres. 415 County Council, 3-45 Football, 45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball, 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus, 45 Junior Playg Class Pres. 15 Band, 2-3-45 All-county Band, 3-45 F. F.A., 1-2-3-4fTreas. 3-415 Honor Socie- ty, 3-4 lPres. 415 Track, 3-45 All-county Football 45 NANCY WINCE LEE F.H. A. , 1-2-3-4 fPres. 11, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 fSec. 2-41, Cheerleader, 3-4, Queen's Attendant, 4- Beauty Shop Quartet, 4. DONNA JONES SQUIRT Builder Staff, 4, lnksplash, 4, F.H.A., 1- 2-3-4. DIXIE CORNELIUS Class Vice Pres., 1, Class Pres., 2,,Student Council, 1-2, Glee Club, 1-2-3, Varsity Cheerleader, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3. LOUISE HOUCK RED Student Council, 3-4 fSec. 41, Builder Staff, 2-3-4, Junior Play, lnksplash, 1-2-3-4 fAsst. Ed. 1-2, Editor 3-41, Honor Society 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4 fSec. 41, Library, 2 3, All-county band, 2-3-4. ALBERT HOLTSBERRY JUDGE Hi-Y, 2-4, Builder, 2-3-4,Inksp1ash, 1-2- 3-4, Baseball, 3. ROBERT GREGG BOB Basketball, 2-3-4, Football, 1-2-3-4, Soft- ball, 1, Hi-Y, 2-3-4 fVice Pres. 31, Builder Staff, 4, lnksplash, 4. VIRGINIA NETHERS GINNY Library, 3-4, F.H.A., 1-2-3-4,Bui1der, 4. JEAN BOYER JEANIE F.H.A., 1-2-3-4, Library, 2-3-4, Usher Junior Play. JAMES PIERPONT JIM BasketballManager, 1, Boys' Chorus, 1-2-4, Mixed Chorus, l-2-4, All-county chorus, 4, Football, 1-2, Builder, 4, Inksplash, 4, BETTY GUISINGER BETSY Class Treas., 1, Class Sec-Treas. , 2, Mixed Chorus, 2-3-4: Glee Club, 2, Junior Play, Band, fColor Guard 41, Builder Staff, 4, rnkspiash, 4, F,H.A., 1-2-3-4, IVAN HANDWERK PETE Class Pres., 3, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, All-county chorus, 3-4. LAURA MYERS PEGGY F.H.A., 1-2-3-4 fVice Pres. 3, Pres. 47, Student Council, 4, Junior Play, Mixed chorus, l-2-3-4, Glee club, 1-2-3-4, A11- county chorus, 4, Library, 2-3, Band, 1-2-3- 4. BARBARA COMPTON BARB F.H.A. , 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Beauty Shop Quartet, 4, Band 3-4 qCo1or guard 3, Sub- stitute Flag Bearer 4J, Inksplash, l, Library 3-4, All-county chorus, 3-4, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3-4. EDNA GLECKLER EDDlE F.H.A., 1-2-3-4 fReporter lj, Library, 2- 3-4, Builder, 4, Inksplash, 4: Junior Play. PHYLLIS SALYERS PHYL F.H.A., 1-2-3-4 fPres. 2, County Vice Pres. 4J, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Library, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3-4, Band, 3-4 fColor Guard 3-45, Queen's Attendant, 4, All- County chorus, 3. EMMA JEAN SWICK SWlCK F.H.A., 1-2-3-4, Library, 4, Usher Junior Play. ERMA HICKINBOTHAM SHORTIE F.H.A., 1-2-3-4, Library, 4, Inksplash, 4, Builder, 4, Usher Junior Play, RICHARD HOLTON DICK F.F.A., 1-2-3-4, Basketball, 1-2-3-4, Track, 2-3. MILDRED FARLEY MERT F.H. A. , l-2-3-4, Library, 3-4, Usherjunior Play, lnksplash, 4, Builder, 4. CAROL SMITH SMITTY Inksplash, 1-2, Builder Staff, 3, F.H.A. , 2- 3-4, Band 2-3-4 QMajorette 2-3, Co-Major 43, Library, 2-4 QSec, 4J,Junior Play, Queen's Attednant, 4. HAROLD NESBIT NESSIE Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 2, Builder 3-4, Inksplash, 4, Junior Play, Football, 1- 2, Glee Club, 1-2-3, Class Treas. , 3. DONALD BOYER SPEEDY Band 1-2-3-4 QPres. 41: Basketball, 1-2-3- 4: Baseball, 3-4: Softball, 1-2, Track, 2- 3-4: Builder Staff, 3-4 qArt Editor, 3-41, Junior Play, lnksplash, 1-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4 fTreas. 41, Honor Society, 4, All-county Band, 4. NORMA WARNER GRANNY Inksplash, 4, Builder, 4, Glee Club, 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, Library, 3-4 QSec. 31: F.H. A. , 1-2-3-4, Usher Junior Play. ROXINA RIDENOUR ROXIE F.H.A., 1-2. SYLVIA BURGER SILLY F.H.A., 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-4 Glee Club, 1-2, Builder, 4, Inksplash, 4, Library Staff, 2-3-4, fTreas. 3, Vice Pres. 41, JULIA SMITH IUDIE Library, 2-3-4, Builder Staff, 4, Band, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Inksplash, 4, F.H.A., 1- 2-3-4. DARLENE LANNING SIS Entered from Mt. Vernon, 4,F.H.A., 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Library, 4. MARILYN WALTERS F.l-l.A. , 1-2-3-4, Library, 2-3-4. CHARLES GATTEN CHUCK F.F.A., 1-2-3-4, Chorus, 2-3rG1ee Club, 4, All-county chorus, 4, MERT LLOYD , WILKIN WILKIE F.F. A. , 1-2-3-4. s-var rf if .,,,. I yd-55 pl'0PA2Cy Edna, take a letter! Dear Emma, , My secretary, Edna Gleckler, who is a former classmate of mine, is writing this more or less as a record for history. On my candy route today I met a lot of old friends who were with me in my senior year, I've been thinking about taking one of those tours to Florida that James Pierpont Tourist Guide Agency is offering. By the way, Jim has help from his wife, the former Betty Guisinger. Their trip includes stops at Dixie Cornelius' restaurant, Lee's g Fred Dison's nite club which is rightly named Freddie's where the featured vocal group is the Beauty Shoppe Quartet including Barbara Compton, Sherrie Marston, Nancy Wince, and Phyllis Salyersg a tour of Ann Mack's cat farm which covers about 25 acresg and the stock car races which are always exciting. Mildred Farley, another classmate, will be the featured driver. Other recommendations were the wrest- ling show featurintg Charles Gatteng a stop at the horse ranch of Joann Doup where you can ride or just look aroun g the sewing center owned and operated by Louise Houck where you can learn to sew or order tailor-made clothes. They told me to be sure to use the flat-proof tires in- vented by Don Boyer and to watch out for the cops since Harold Nesbit has joined the force. Now Emma, why can't you learn to be driven? Maybe if I take you down to Sylvia Burger she can help since she now has a Drivers' Training Course. We get very good gas at Allen Cobum's filling station. If you want to get in on a good political argument just stop there for Allen and Ivan Handwerk are always'at it. I drove into Bob Gregg's Drive-In the other day for lunch and he brought me up to date on some of the happenings. Laura Myers now has a shop for dyeincg peop1e's hair red and when she finishes, Jean Boyer creates some nice bangs for them. He sai Erma Hickinbotham now runs a taxi service for basketball players between Purity and St. Louisville: Dick Holton runs a pool hall in Purity. Before I leave on my trip I'll have a doctor's check-up and there's nothing to be afraid of because an old friend of' mine is working there as a nurse, Donna Jones. If I need any medicine I'll just stop at Walker's Drugs fformerly Rimer's, Don just couldn't stay awayj. Three sign-boards done by Julia Smith had entirely different advertisements on them. One said to vote for Marilyn Walters for Senator from Alaska--and remember how shy we used to think she was? I hear she has been there for a ood many yearsg the second sign was something about shoes from Carol Smith's store, guess she grad so many she decided to sell them and make iome. money for some new ones, and the third advertised a roller skating revue featuring Darlene annmg, Had a nice little chat the other day with Emma Jean Swick who runs the local postoffice. She told me that Roxie Ridenour was the local librarian and that if I had time, I should stop to see Lloyd Wilkin, who is a minister. And while l'm on that trip I want to be sure to stop at the Novelty Shop, owned by Norma Warner and Virginia Nethers, to get some gifts. Thinking of the trip l'd better stop and get the rest of my work completed or I'll never be able to go. Your friend, Albert Holtsberry P.S. In case some of you are confused, Emma is my faithful friend and companion, my car. We sell salt water taffy which I found a very profitable business in my senior year, mgzwsfwe'-f's.'s ft - 4 H--s 1 -a 1 . - CZ... TM!! The weak, worn seniors give their last will and testament: I Carol Smith wills her fondness for red hair and her position as head majorette to Linda L nn, y Nancy Wince wills Lizzie Lou to Larry Davis so he can learn how to drive. No Hot Roddin l Ssierrie Marston wills her cheerleading position to Gordon Brennen. U Barbara Compton wills her drivers' training books to Dwight Evans. Take heed Dike, the laws are all there. i . . Sylvia Burger wills her ability for getting a car in peculiar positions to Rosemary Patton. This doesn't include stalling on a railroad track, Rosie. ' Y Allen Coburn wills his position as president of the senior class to some unlucky Junior. Edna Gleckler wills her ability to chew gum to Louise Carr. D Joann Doup wills her ability to get in dutch with Miss Bollenbacher to Marilyn Fisher. I, Don Boyer will will my will to any wee wittle Willie who is willing to accept my will. Harold Nesbit wills all of his old girl friends to Keith Eshelman. Keep the fires burning brightly, Keith! Bob Gregg wills his little black book to Bobby Hankins. Jim Pierpont wills his favorite pool que at Fats' to Tommy Paul. Vir inia Nethers wills her quiemess to Herbert Stevens. Dicqs Holton, Charles Garten and Lloyd Wilkin will their seats in the office to Greg Arck, Dan Stricker and Roger Beckholt. You'll need different chairs boys, those are ratherworn!! Betty Guisinger wills her 90 pounds to John Tulloss. Ann Mack wills her position as editor of Builder to Connie Woodruff. Don Walker wills his rendezvous in the hall to Bud Johns. Julia Smith wills her height to Freddie Sheets. Mildred Farley wills her driving ability to Bob Wray. Louise Houck leaves her red -headed disposition to Bonnie Clark. Fred Dixon wills captain of the Football team to Bobby Rauch, Norma Warner and Marilyn Walters will their giggles to Norma Nethers. Take good care of them Norma. I, Dixie Comelius, will my excuses to Lavaun Latham. Peggy Myers wills her temper to Mr. Stauffer to use on next year's basketball team. Ivan Handwerk wills his grey matter to Fred Hoy. I, Erma Hickinbotham will my job of typing for Builder to some poor typing student that takes journalism next year. I'm afraid you will have to buy a new eraser. I, Albert Holtsberry will my position in the candy booth to anyone that would like to tighten nuts in the peanut brittle. I, Donna Jones will my ability to get in class after the bell rings without going after an excuse to Landre Latham. Phyllis Salyers wills her red naturally curly hair to Ora Pound. Keep it shining, Ora. I, JeanBoyer, will my long finger nails to Jennie Bebout. They come in handy sometimes. Emma Jean Swick wills er letter writing to a certain service man to Jo Ellyn Johnson. Roxie Ridenour wills her speedy typewriting to Joyce Nye. l, Darlene Lanning, will my good -nature to my sister, Louise. To Mrs. Helphrey the' seniors will a better and harder working senior class. To Mr. Staf er the seniors will an all-round championship team next year. To Mr. McLaughlin the seniors will a book on the Dewey decimal system so the library can be in order. To Mr. To Mr. Nugent the seniors will a box of Pep for next years backfield. Staats the seniors will some new meter sticks. You've worn the others pretty thin. To Mr. Castle the seniors will a new Drivers Training car. Don't let them bang it up, Mr. Castle, To Mr Briggs the seniors will a book on play directing. To Mr. Quick the seniors will another doorway into his office. We hope there are enou h. To MIS. Kauber the seniors will a new journalism class that is on the bal1 and somewgat quieter. To Miss Bell the seniors will a dignified eighth period study hall. To Mrs. Bennington the seniors will a permanent clean-up committee for the home ec. room. We hope they o a good job. , To Mr. Colville the seniors will a brand new 1960 Chevy. Watch out for ice. To Miss Bollenbacher the seniors will a box of headache pills so that she may be able to withstand the junior play cast, To Mr. Griffin the seniors will a couple of tickets to the New York Symphony, To Mrs. Tulloss the seniors will a pair of roller skates to get between rooms when she has to look after both seventh and eighth grades the fourth period. To Mr. Milleman the seniors will a pair of clippers so he can give his own crew haircuts. unior CAM FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT--Barbara Flack, Lanore Latham, Mary Larimore, Virginia Roberts, Marlene Bline, Carol Gordon, Carolyn Earlewine, Shirley Hall, Roger Beckholt, Gene Doup, John Tulloss, Jack Kinney, Eugene Branstool, Sheila Farmer, Lavaun Latham. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Kauber, Bonnie Clark, Norma Nethers, Louise Carr, Keith Eshelman, Tom Paul, Charles Dunlap, Dennis Champion, Bob Wray, Sandra Manifold, Richard Tiebout, Wanda Moran, Fred Hoy, Janet Kennedy, Larry Davis, Jo Ellyn Johnson, Rita Hankins, Robert Beckholt, Miss Bell. THIRD ROW--John Bevard, Burton Lane, Torn Babb, John Foor, Ora Pound, Rosemary Patton, Charles Ferguson, Edwin Allbaugh, Dan Stricker, Greg Arck, Bob Hankins, Connie Woodruff, Dorothy Lamp, Robert Bennett, Joseph Nethers, Charles DeLancy, Gerald Pound. The ijuniors have always had two ireat responsibilities- the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, Now, since as seniors they may ave a trip to some place of educational interest fproviding they can raise a sufficient amount of moneyj they have worked toward that as a goal, and have undertaken a number of projects to earn money--successfully, too. Officers, left to right: Jeannie Redman, treasurer Mildred Hiles, student council representative Charles Muston, president John McClelland, vice president Jennie Mae Bebout, secretary This page sponsored by TheImca's Beauty Shop .SJOIQLOII1 0I'Q GJJ FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT--Bob Robinette, Marilyn Fisher, Velma Wood, Selden Walton, Ronald Ritchey, Jim Zink, Ralph Ellis, Allen Baughman, Clarence Debolt, Durwin Allbaugh, Marie Burkholder, Betty Tompkins, Thelma Jean Smith, Winifred lobes, Richard Spearman, Mary Helen Lake. SECOND ROW--Mr. Milleman, Dorothy Boyd, Ruth Pound, Barbara Staugh, Linda Hunter, Patricia Longstreth, Marlene Ridenour, Betty Smith, Maureen Dager, Patricia Miller, Carol Mason, Sue Myers, Betty Webster, Beverly Wolfe, Sue Prior, Vera Mae Council, Elizabeth Groseclose, Lilith Holtsberry, Mr. Stauffer. THIRD ROW--Herbert Stevens, Dwight Jenkins, Bob Melick, Harvey Farley, Don Nethers, Jim Hopkins, Dick Van Wey, John Walton, Gilbert Patton, Max Marston, Virgil Justice, Charles Gray, Danny McDaniel, Bruce Bonham, Frank Waters, Dwight Evans, Willard Warner, Scott Jenkins. Officers, left to right: Bud Johns, vice-president Patricia Swan, secretary Kenneth Smith, student council representative Phyllis Hunt, treasurer Donna Bell, president This page sponsored by Lusk's Jewelry Store jI'e5Ln'leIl FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ--Mary Kay Helphrey, Martha Debolt, Betty Proctor, Dianna Dunlap, Edna Fouts, Louise Moxley, Janet Shirley, Carol Porter, Grace Davis, Betty Selmon, Betty Jobes, Frances Ryan, Sara Lou Glancy, Frances Nethers, Patricia Larimore, David Walton. SECOND ROW--Freddie Skeen, Jack Farquhar, Ray Whisner, Dick Swan, David Sigman, Darlene Rice, Mary Bline, Audrey Hellwig, Dora Muston, Sue Geidenberger, Beverly Farley. Judy Bagent, Marcia McDonald, Gatha Kinney, Frederick Sheets. THIRD ROW--Mary Jane McFarland, Mrs. Bennington, Sonny Casper, George Traicoff, Judy Richards, Carolyn Farmer, Claire Ann Riley, Edwin Russell, Charles Rostofer, Ronnie Lance, Frank Jungling, Ruby Gayheart, Robert Rauch, Delbert Robinson, Darlene Treadway, Mr. Staats. FOURTH ROW--Kippy Johnson, Sara Lou Williams, Juanita Anderson, Karla Jenkins, Linda Lynn, Virginia McKee, Theresa Wright, Ann Kennedy, Mary Lou Good, Paula Shaw, Naomi Holtz, Phyllis Murphy, Shirley Sprunger, Phil Gregg, Mr. Colville. FIFTH ROW--Bob Good, Harold McDonald, James Boyer, James Hayes, Allen Good, Carl Daniels, Bob Evans, Jerry McArtor, Gordon Brennen, Donald Bennett, Eddie Thompson, Wesley Veatch, Bob Webster. The freshmen are now starting the task of working their way up to be seniors. In order to get acquainted the class had several parties at different times during the year, Officers, left to right: Janet Miller, treasurer Buford Robinson, president John Lynn, student council representative Richard Wood, vice president This page sponsored by Lynn's Drug Store gg gggg g EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ--Paul Jenkins, Stanley McCollum, Marvin Mills, Bob Devore, Maragaret Benedict, Garnet Hiles, Joann Angeletti, Marjorie Rine, Thomas Dixon, Bennie McCutchen, Carl Tschappat, Roy Brown, lla Hoy, Judy Householder, Deanna Kidwell, Judy Dean, Jim Muston. SECOND ROW--Miss Bollenbacher, Shirley Rine, Phyllis Rine, Margaret Powers, Jon Young, Janet Anderson, Shirley McCament, Patty Fuller, Marcella Leasure, Arlene Hamilton, Marian Jo Torrens, Kathryn Hissong, Rosemary Norris, John Chadwick, Darwin Dunlap, Donna Blackburn, Mr. McLaughlin. THIRD ROW--T eresa Wahl, Sue Branstool, Dixie Lee Bell, Marilyn McMahon, Nancy Arck, Connie McDaniel, Jack Armstrong, Bob Shaw, Edwin Coyne, Robert Kaylor, Pete Early, Lester Smith, Charles Walton, Russell Rowley. FOURTH ROW- Daniel Chadwick, Don Quick, Jack Devore, Tommy Armstrong, George Donnald, Donald Ramsey, Dwight Farley, Danny Farley, Pete Evans, Waldo Proctor, George Bricker. This year, because of a large enro nt, the eighth grade was divided into two sections, with Miss Bollenbacher and Mr. McLaug lin as ers. There was a Junior High Girls' Clu rganized for seventh and eighth grade, and the boys had a basketball team. J Mil Don Quick, President Sue Branstool, Vice President - N Jim Muston, Secretary re- f Marvin Mills, Treasurer Arlene Hamilton, Student Council Representative I v Ia-, - l Q ,- I l V xi This page sponsored by JeweH's Headquarters for School Supplies h is 1. 'Q rx X SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ--Joe Dager, Bill Rogers, Don Sherman, Ronald l-logle, Tommy Salyers, Dick Walters, Patty Mowery, Bob Walters, Anita Mack, Bruce l-lupp, Carol Seavolt, Judy Heald, Ronnie Branstool, Jack Raines, Eddie Booth, Kay Sutton, Barbara Schooler. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Tulloss, Mary Gleckler, Ion Dobson, Don Hunt, Kenneth Williams, Dean Dunlap, Donald Good, Donald Ryan, Jo Ella Cornelius, Shirley Warner, Rose Moore, Betty Rae Hunt, Martha Pelton, Charles Harris, Bill Brokaw, Mr. Nugent, THIRD ROW--Lois Allbaugh, Janet Kaylor, James Davis, Jim Green, Charles Rowley, Richard Atkinson, Carolyn Darling, Maxine Farquhar, Sandra Fairall, Luretta Clinedinst, Christa Ellas, Dianna Leasure, Bonnie Treadway, Sandra Wharton, Dorothy Johns. FOURTH ROW--John Nye, John Rowley, Ralph l-lellwig, Richard Lamb, Dale Bucy, Ronald Smith, Ann Colville, August Angeletti, Larry Herchline, Danny Ridenour, Ferrell Butler, Delora Beck, Janice Taylor, Margaret Donnald, Keith Johnson, Janice Wilkin. The seventh grade, like the eighth, had to be divided, and their advisers were Mrs. Tulloss and Mr. Nugent, The old elementary building has been put to use again with four rooms needed for seventh and eighth grades, and the other rooms for one of the sixth grade sections and the instrumental music classes. mwwxwiuuauvvimw WU iwiimwnmj225,717 Q .. Joe McCollum, President , -gy . 5 I .W A rwvfs, Anita Mack, Vice President 5 fa Qin ' Donald Good, Secretary I HV, qv Q Bob Walters, Treasurer L W Bill Rogers, Student Council Representative This page sponsored by Milody Beauty Shop Nfxjc-D x . CJ CEUQO 'Q ,jva .X-Q Vx? Qs? fwp, wx B 3' 9 .., ,?i.Ww v az W 7 .. 1 55 L4 ' J - M- K T- ' iw 11 9 5 'V' - V r K nln'E 1 7 M q ll . .AW A x 'ff XXX ay VSA H f x X NxW'f B Lgzwlenf Counci Bfiggs, Rosemary Patton, Don Walker, Louise Houck, Mr. Quick, '-Bi ROSCTS- D011 Quick, Peggy Myers, Mildred Hile, Al H '1 A k Donna Bell., Gene Branstool, Joe McCollum, S I we ami ton' rm Mac ' Tlillglgnlgzigll-311-Illired Dixon, Buford Robinson, Don Boyer, John Lynn, Kenneth Smith, Charles Muston, The Student Council is our school's student activities legislatiye department, supervised by our superintendent, Mr. Quick and our principal, Mr. Briggs. This organization has sponsored mixer parties following some of the games for Utica students and visitors with the other teams, had the responsibility of the JuniorRed Cross and March ofDimes campaigns, the magazine sales campaign to purchase needed school equipment, and has promoted good sportsmanship in our school and fostered the desire to make and keep our school tops. President- -Don Walker Vice President--Rosemary Patton Secretary-Treasurer -Louise Houck This page sponsored by C. C. Low 8. Sons onor Sociefy FIRST ROW--Don Boyer, Ann Mack, Don Walker, Louise Houck, Fred Dixon. SECOND ROW--Mildred Hiles, Joann Doup, Rosemary Patton, Charles Muston, Allen Coburn, lo Ellyn Johnson, Rita Hankins. The members of the Honor Society are chosen by the faculty of the school on a percentage basis, The object of the society is: 1. To stimulate a desire to render service in school and out. 2. To create an enthusiasm for broader and more thorough scholarship. 3. To develop strength and excellence of character, 4. Topromote leadership among the pupils of the high school. The members who were elected last year are--Allen Coburn, Louise Houck, Ann Mack, Don Walker. The new members are, seniors, Donald Boyers, Joann Doup, Fred Dixon, and juniors, Rita Hankins, Mildred Hiles, Jo Ellyn Johnson, Charles lvluston, Rosemary Patton, This page sponsored by Utica Cut Rate Drug Store 01115 all! .fglllillaf FIRST ROW--Harold Nesbit, Ann Mack, Louise Houck, Allen Coburn, SECOND ROW--Mrs. Kauber, Erma Hickinbotham, Norma Warner, Virginia Nethers, Sylvia Burger, Joann Doup, Julia Smith, Robert Gregg, Donald Boyer, Albert l-loltsberry, Donna Jones, Edna Gleckler, Betty Guisinger, Mildred Farley. ' THIRD ROW- Mildred Hiles, Louise Carr, Carolyn Earlewine, Connie Jo Woodruff, Dennis Champion, Robert I-Iankins, Charles Muston, John Foot, Charles DeLancy, Burt Lane, Bob Wray, Dick Tiebout o As an experiment this year, two organizations were combined and formed a journalism class, and to that class fell the work of production for Inksplash, our weekly news which is published in the town newspaper, and this year book. The main staff positions were filled by students chosen from the class, and the rest of the members served in various capacities, such as reporters., copy and proof readers, writers, assistant editors for make-up of some year book pages, artists, subscription managers, etc. After one year's experience in this organization, we can see many improvements we hope will be made in time to come. BUILDER Editor- Ann Mack INKSP LASH Assistant Editor--Connie Woodruff , , Editor- Louise Houck Business Managers--Harold Nesbit, Allen Coburn , , , Assistant Editor --Richard Tiebout Assistant Business Managers--Carolyn Earlewine, Mildred Hiles . , Typists- Donna Jones, Erma Hickinbotham Typist- Erma Hickinbotham Artists- -Don Boyer, Julia Smith 4 This page sponsored by Merle Ross ol? rariangi FIRST ROW--Mildred Farley, Erma l-lickinbotham, Sylvia,Burger, Sherrie Marston, Carol Smith Barbara Compton, Edna Gleckler. SECOND ROW- Lavaun Latham, Lanore Latham, Norma Warner, Virginia Nethers, Emma Jean Swick, Julia Smith, Jean Boyer, Phyllis Salyers, Marilyn Walters, Virginia Roberts, Carol Gordon, Mr. McLaughlin. THIRD ROW--Mary Larimore, Sheila Farmer, Shirley Hall, Carolyn Earlewine, Louise Carr, Dorothy Lamp, Norma Nethers, Marlene Bline, Jeannie Redman, Jennie Mae Bebout, I 0 The chief purpose of the library staff is to have its members serve as librarians. Their duties are to check the books out and in and keep them in good condition. Their adviser is Mr. McLaughlin. President ------ Sherrie Marston Vice Presiclent-- Sylvia Burger Secretary ------ Carol Smith ' ' Treasurer ------ Nancy Wince This page sponsored by Merle Ross 33,4 FIRST ROW--Ralph Ellis, Dick Holton, Dick Tiebout, Don Walker, Fred Dixon, Greg Arek, John McClelland, Charles Dunlap, Gerald Pound, David Walton, SECOND ROW--Mr. Colville, Frederick Sheets, Gene Doup, Robert Beckholt, Dwight Jenkins, Herbert Stevens, John Walton, John Bevard, Charles DeLancy, Kenneth Smith, Bob Webster, Ronald Ritchey, Jack Farquhar, Patrick Magers, Phil Gregg, Jim Zink, Wesley Veatch. THIRD ROW--Charles Gray, Dick Van Wey, Charles Garten, Lloyd Wilkin Don Nethers Ora Pound Gilbert Patton, John Lynn, Bob Evans, Harold McDonald, Bob Melick, Selden Walton, Clarence Debolt, David Sigrnan, Officers Activities President, Fred Dixon Pest Hunt Vice-president, Greg Arek Parliamentary Procedure Contest Secretary, John McClelland Judging Contest Treasurer, Don Walker Safety Contest Student Adviser, Charles Dunlap Sentinel, Dick Holton This page sponsored by J . O. Snciir g .Asa FIRST ROW--Theresa Wright, Lavaun Latham, Betty Selmon, Lanore Latham, Mary Lou Good, Mary Bline, Barbara Staugh, Peggy Myers, Claire Ann Riley, Carol Smith, Barbara Compton, Sheila Farmer, Marlene Bline, Virginia Roberts, Joreen Ryan, Marilyn Walters. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Bennington, Betty Tompkins, Darlene Rice, Sue Geidenberger, Judy Richards, Louise Moxley, Janet Shirley, Judy Bagent, Carolyn Farmer, Marie Burkholder, Betty Webster, Sue Myers, Beverly Wolfe, Carolyn Earlewine, Mildred Hiles, Jeannie Redman, Jennie Bebout, Patty Miller. THIRD ROW--Frances Ryan, Patty Larimore, Thelma Jean Smith, Darlene Treadway, Betty Proctor, Dora Muston, Audrey I-lellwig, Karla Jenkins, Erma Hickinbotham, Sara Lou Williams, Emma Jean Swick, Jean Boyer, Norma Nethers, Phyllis Murphy, Mary Jane McFarland, Ann Kennedy, Betty Guisinger, Mildred Farley. FOURTH ROW--Mary Helen Lake, Sara Lou Glancy, Dot Nethers, Edna Gleckler, Mary Larimore, Donna Jones, Sylvia Burger, Sherrie Marston, Shirley Hall, Louise Carr, Phyllis Salyers, Julia Smith, Juanita Anderson, Virginia Nethers, Virginia McKee, Carol Mason, Maureen Dager, Betty Smith, Shirley Sprunger, Sue Prior, Nancy Bogatin, Grace Davis, Donna Bell, Phyllis Hunt, Norma Warner. On November sixth the F. H. A. held their formal initiation for new members. The creed was recited. Roses were presented to the new members and officers. Refreshments were served to members and their mothers. President, Peggy Myers Secretary, Claire Ann Riley Vice-President, Rosemary Patton Treasurer, Barbara Staugh This page sponsored by Edna Edmon HI-Y FIRST ROW--Eddie Thompson, Kippy Johnson, Dennis Champion, Don Boyer, Richard Tiebout, Eugene Branstool, Thomas Babb, Tom Paul,- Robert Gregg, John Bevard. SECOND ROW--Larry Davis, Phil Gregg, Fred Skeen, Bob Rauch, Edwin Russell, John Tulloss, Frank Waters, Dwight Evans, Bob Robinette, Harvey Farley, Durwin Allbaugh, Mr. Milleman. THIRD ROW--Sonny Casper, Ruby Gayheart, Albert Holtsberry, Buford Robinson, Edwin Allbaugh, Max Marston, Charles Muston, Bob Wray, Keith Eshelman, Jack Kinney, Allen Coburn. The purpose of the Hi-Y organization is to promote clean Sportsmanship, good Scholarship, good Character, and clean Speech among the boys. It also helps promote Christian Fellowship. The organization has improved since last year. They have planned an assembly program and sponsored several dances, Kr, ,Z President ------- Gene Branstool F N46 Vice President-U Tom Babb Q E-X Secretary ------- Dick Tiebout Q Treasurer ------- Don Boyer Chaplain -- --- Tom Paul xi Adviser ---- ---Mr. Milleman , This page sponsored by Deon McKibben VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sherrie Marston Claire Ann Riley Mildred Hiles Dixie Cornelius Eariewine Nancy Wince RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Dorothy Nerherg :-so Th Gatha Kinney is page sponsored by Melick Welding COLOR GUARD Betty Guisinger Phyllis Hunt Jennie Bebout Patty Miller Barbara Compton Phyllis Salyers MAJORETTES Ann Mack Carol Smith Assistant - Bob Hankins Mary Helen Lake Thelma jean Smith Carol Mason Linda Lynn Moscof Willa Burt SIUTYIP Donna Miller UTICA-WASHINGTON MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND This page sponsored by Mystic Theater FIRST ROW Left to right Russell Rowley Manager Bob Evans Durwin Allbaugh Phil Gregg Delbert Robinson Richard Wood Wesley Veach Harvey Farley Allen Good, Don Quick Manager SECOND ROW Allen Coburn Boots Robinson Frank Waters Don Walker, Larry Davis Bob Robinette THIRD ROW Coach Walter Stauf er Fred Dixon Bob Wray Greg Arck, Fred Skeen Jerry McArtor John Tulloss Charles Ferguson Butch Good Asst Coach Mervin Nugent. FOURTH ROW Dwight Evans Kenny Smith Carl Daniels Max Marston, Eddie Thompson Dick Swan Scores Cardington Ashley Centerburg Hebron Summit Danville Johnstown Granville Mt. Gilead This page sponsored by L R E omecoming M000 and ,xgffenclanb ANN MACK PHYLLIS SALYERS QUEEN SHERRIE MARSTON NANCY WINCE CAROL SMITH This page sponsored by VeIma's Place 33 e Jer ue Z?aJLef5a!! FIRST ROW- Mr. McLaughlin, assistant coach, Dick Van Wey, Frank Waters Dick Swan Phil Gregg Mr. Nugent, coach. SECOND ROW--Sonny Casper, Jim Boyer, Kennie Smith, John Lynn Gilbert Patton Carl Daniels Buford Robinson. Basketball Scores Varsity Reserves Utica 58 45 54 37 65 49 47 33 62 33 45 23 63 53 43 42 48 39 67 47 55 49 58 44 70 51 35 33 63 78 This page sponsored by GiIbreofh's Grocery Etna Danville Alexandria St. Francis Hanover-Toboso Hebron Jacksontown Granville Homer Summit Johnstown Hartford Pataskala Granville Kirkersville ... -.f- .,.t,.. ,gl .3 .I ... . 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