Utica High School - Builder Yearbook (Utica, OH)

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Leaving Tschappat's Dairy, I stopped off at the laboratory to see the renowned scientist, Jon Young and his pretty assistant, Peg Powers. Jon is trying to invent a disease for a cure he has already invented, Also, in the laboratory I see three more of my old classmates, who are none other than Pete Evans, Jim Giffen, and Dan Farley. They tell me that Dixie Bell, Mary Jo Torrens, and Garnet Hiles are now mis- sionaries, and have gone on a mission to China, I hear that Ralph Bevard is another Bach, Berlin, and Glenn Miller combinedg his success is due, of course, to his instructor, Miss Donna Blackburn. I am told by a well-inforrned source that Shirley McCament and Marcella Leasure are now operating a beauty salon in London, England, They are known for their facials, but why did they have to go such a long way from here to take up their practice? Dave Jenkins, one of the best tailors in the country, has been invited to Australia to sew the native Chief a suit for his wedding, Last, but not least, I see where Tom Armstrong and John Chadwick are still single but have their eyes on the richest women in tovm, the only trouble is, she's the same woman! May the best man win, FLASH! An important announcement has just come over the radio. Jack Armstrong and his famous horse, Bettle Bum, won the Santa Anita opening, SENIOR WILL TO THE FACULTY Mrs. Helphrey - A pet to remind her of the class of '57, Mrs. Tulloss - The quiet disposition of the seniors. Mrs. Smith - We will a bat to control her Physical Ed classes. Miss Evans - A life-long vacation from the senior shorthand and typing classes. Miss Hawke - A clean-up committee for the Home Ec, Room. Miss Yoaka'm - We leave a new tape recorder. Now maybe you won't have any trouble uying to record speeches, Mrs, Ott - We will a rolling pin for her future use. Mr, Boich - We will a new box of chalk. Better improve your aim, but I guess practice makes perfect. Mr. Beck - We will a bottle of Wild Root Creme Oil. Mr. Donaldson - We the Seniors, at the suggestion of the Home Ec. class, will to Mr, Donaldson a whole carload of vinegar pie. Mr, Colville - A private secretary to do his odd jobs. Mr. Fowler - We will some orange sherbet. Mr. Daniels - We will a pair of stilts so he can communicate with Mr. Colville. Mr. Ott - A new piano since the old one is out of time, Mr, Castle - We will him a hurdle. This will keep you jumping. Mr. Milleman - We leave him a pad of detention slips. He seems to have used all his old ones. Mr. Graham - We will him a healthier senior class. I-lere's hoping. Chat - We will a remote control mop so that he won't have to stay so long after school to work. Homer - We will a wagon so he won't have to walk from the grade school to the high school. Jeannette - A new typewriter complete with oil to prevent squeaking, Mr. Jacobs - We will a new set of rulesg maybe others can follow them better than we followed the previous year, Mrs. Hiltner - We will a black kit for her medical equipment.

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UNIOR CLASS First row: Barbara Schooler, Louise Barghman, Shirley Johns, Betty Rae Hunt, Diana Leasure, Beverly Robinson, Oneta Clippinger, Pat Staugh, Bonnie Treadway, Sandy Wharton, Janic Wil- kiu, Carolyn Darling, Miss Evans, Second row: Pat Walker, Connie Kermedy, Marlene Melic Pat Mawery, Foxlne Roby, Pat Holton, Jan Teagarden, Mr, Milleman. Third row: Jack Wil- son, Carl Thompson, Keith Glancy, Sam Hunter, Don Sherman, Steve Veatch, Don Good, Kenny Williams, Joe Dager, Ronnie Branstool, Charles Harris, Bill Brokaw, Mr. Donalson. Fourth row: Dan Ridenour, Harlen Startcher, Larry Herschline, Rodney Ellis, Nelson Trickett, R. Ray Holtz, Joe McCullum, James Landis, Jim Wilson, Tom Weatch, Larry Porter, Bob Walters. Fifth row: Joella Comelius, Rose Moore, Shirley Warner, John Bline, Dick Walters, Keith Johnson, Charles Stickle, Jack Raines, Don Hunt, Tom Drumm, Don Hess, Ronnie Hogle, Sixth row: Jim Dixon, Bruce Hupp, Jon Dobson, Tom Salyers, Kay Sutton, Lois Albaugh, Janice Taylor, Carol Seavolt, Ann Colville, Shirley Fowler, Margaret Donald. Seventh row: Vivan Swick, Mary Glecker, Carolyn Walton, Sandy Fairall. Judy Heald, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS KENNY WILLIAMS, Vice President PAT HOLTON, President MR, MILLEMAN, Advisor CAROL SEAVOLT, Secretary CHARLES HARRIS, Treasurer