Vernon High School - V Echo Yearbook (Vernon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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EWS- gi A6 s-'az' vs 6' as 55:5 'fi-:iii 45541 .J E610 SWG axial 1 G A010 5 Y? o, xo OS V135 90 Y-,UG S16 'mx ' aixomx 'b N1 - PS mes wax X95 0911 'WY . 06 Yox 1 ' vikiiksxxloete dxcaxe mls, Xx 35 'Nam vie, de, qw. -A .4 ff ,A WW V f , '- :ftiaf-:rix5W,f:Q1Y1,,f., 4 -h I k-A- K 2 M i ' EXECUTIVE HEAD STANLEY WASIK Yet he was kind, or if severe in aught, The love he bore to learning was in fault: Oliver Goldsmith. BOARD OF EDUCATION Roy Bailes, Fred Myers, Carl Boyd, Herman Jackson, Lee Brown I I! O s flwffffy MRS. NAOMI C. GLOWE B. A. Degree Western Reserve University Subject - English ANTHONY GELSOMINO Youngstown University Subject - Social Studies JAMES PORTER Hiram College B. S. Degree Subjects - Mathematics and Science ROBERT SAKEY B. S. and M. S. in Education Youngstown University Westminister College Subject - Commercial RONALD DILLEY Kent State University C ertific ate Industrial Arts JOSEPH SPADAFORE Pittsburgh University B, S, Degree Science CAROL RUDGE Ohio State University B, S, in Home Economics Home Economics JOHN SANCHEZ Youngstown University Certificate Music EMPLOYEES KENNETH STAFFORD Custodian Bus Drivers lst row: 2nd row: RUSSELL HIPKINS REV. HANSEN JOE MACK RONALD DILLEY WILLIAM WOLFORD DALE BLAIR MRS, EMMA JEAN STAFFORD School Secretary Cafeteria Staff MARY BUSH IRENE RAMM DOROTHY LANGLEY , A 4 A , f-1. is ,,-' 4 ' ' - ' 1 4 4 x N 1 1 l l A K SEN ICRS First row: Rae Heberling, Kathryn Bradley, Ruth Fenton, Kathryn Nagy, Mar- garet Miller. Second row: Mrs. Glowe, Ronald Wolford, Duane Smith, William Shafer, Walter Bloom. Third row: Miles Wells, David Frew, Leroy Long, Robert Rodgers. 1- RONALD WOLFORD ----------- President X 'ij A if DUANE SMITH ---- - - - vice President ,f Nnfff- I KATHRYN BRADLEY - - ---- Secretary ' A LEROY LONG ----- - - - Treasurer K X, KATHRYN LOUISE BRADLEY My, but I'm in such a stewg I've got a hundred million things to do. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Senior Class Secretary Junior Queen Attendant Prom Committee Beta Club 2, 3 Scorekeeper 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play V-Echo Staff RUTH MARIE FENTON Smooth runs the water where the brook, is deep. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Play V-Echo Staff 4-H 3, 4 WALTER BLOOM Always quiet, sometimes gay, Slow and sure, he goes his way Chorus 1, 3 Track 1 Basketball 3 DAVID FREW Life is just and all things show itg I thought so once, and now I know it Junior Play Senior Play Prom Committee Junior Toastmaster Basketball 1 Boys' State 57 V-Echo Staff RAE MAURINE HEBERLING ' She likes to laughg She likes to chatterg Of these two she prefers the latter. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Junior Commencement At- tendant Beta Club 2, 3 V-Echo Staff LEROY LONG 'Tis strange what a man may do and a woman yet think him an an- gel. Junior Play Senior Play Basketball 3 X Ma.. MARGARET MAY MILLER She has a mind and poiseg her work is accomplished without noise. Beta Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Sophomore Class President Baccalaureate Attendant Chorus 1, 2 Band 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3. 4 Queen Attendant 2 Junior Play Senior Play V-Echo Editor Girls' State I ik Wi si'-si KA THRYN ANN NAGY In manner so sweetg In clothes so neat. Chorus 1, 2 Junior Play Senior Play V-Echo Staff ROBERT RODGERS The opportunity for doing mischief is found a hundred times a day. Basketball 1 Baseball 4 Chorus 1, 2 Track 3, 4 V-Echo Staff DUANE SMITH He's full of mischief and fun, yet he'11 stick to a job until it's done. Chorus 1, 3 Junior Play V-Echo staff Senior Vice President Senior Play WILLIAM SHAFER I'l1 be merry and free, and sad for nobody. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 3 Vice President 2 County Band 1,4 V-Echo staff Junior Play LELYN SMITH A mind not to be changed by place or time. Track 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 MILES F, WELLS A thought is deeper than all speech. RONALD WOLFORD A willingness to do, coupled with ability too. Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Beta Club President 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Bowling 2 Homecoming Escort 3 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Junior Vice President Senior President Junior Play V-Echo staff Senior Play 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Y 4 k 1 UN I ORS First row: D. Horodyski, J. Wells, J. Bush, Barbara Bloss, A. Ramm, D. Draa, M. Hillyer, R. Reeves, B. Griffiths. Second row: R. Bailes, R. Wilson, G. Collins, P. Burbach, M. Langley, J. Devine, R. Bloom, D. Braden, Mr. Gelsomino. Third row: J. Mack, A. Watson, S. Dodge, G. Myers, T. Tupper, E. Meloni, N. Englebaugh, R. Jackson, F. Hiland. f 47 GORDON coLLrNs ---------- - Treasurer ff ' g D PAUL BURBACH - - - vice President x j 1' 'Wx MERLE LANGLEY - - - - - President 'H J 'ry ALAN WATSON - - - - Secretary P X A 19 s I X X 5 Roy Bailes - - - Larry Bates - - - Richard Bloom - - - Barbara Bloss - Daniel Braden Paul Burbach - Judy Bush ---- Gordon Collins - - Jerry Devine - Stacey Dodge - - Diane Draa- - Norman Englebaugh Betty Griffiths - - - Frank Hiland - - - Margaret Hillyer - Dorothy Horodyski - - - - - Raymond Jackson - Merle Langley - - Joe Mack ---- Mona McGhee - - Edward Meloni - - Gordon Myers - Aletha Ramm - - Roberta Reeves - - Merlyn Smith - - Thomas Tupper - Alan Watson - - Jane wells ---- Ronald Wilson - - - 2.5 N ' s X OUR AMBITION S To be a mad chemist. - - - To test drive new Cadillacs. - - To be a contractor. To marry a fly-boy. To be lazy. To replace Big Wilson. - - -To be a housewife. To be a basketball star. To be Elvis II. To graduate. To be a stewardess on a space ship. To go to school. To be a counter spy for the F. B. I. To pay my debts. To be a Hollywood dressmaker. To be a cop. To follow Red Skelton. To be a dog catcher. To be a millionaire. To be a model. To take life easy. To be a stock-car driver. To be Elvis Presley's teddy bear. - - - To be more famous than Elvis. To look like Charles Atlas. To invent a machine for schoolwork To be a typewriter repairman. To be a stenographer. To find a workless job. YN if t SOPHOMORES First row: D. Osborn, N. Hillyer, D. Devine, M. Bragg. J. Parks, P. Long, C. Douce, B. Cameron. Second row: S, Oakes, H. Horodyski, A. Diehl, V. Hunter, S. Bailes, S. Kidd, I White, M. Bobbie, Mr. Porter. Third row: T. Gordon, A. Smith, D. DePofi, E, Papsun, R. Wade, A, Stuart, D. Wilson, R. Watson, N. Heberling. Fourth row: G. Fenn, J. Hipkins, T. Horodyski, J. Forsha, I. Wolford, V JOHN HIPKINS -------------- President DUANE WILSON ------ - - - Vice President VIVIAN HUNTER ------- Secretary-Treasurer TV PERSONALITIES Shirly Bailes - - - Michael Bobbie - Marilyn Bragg - - Donald DePofi - - Diane Devine - - Alberta Diehl - - Carol Douce - - Gordon Fenn - - John Forsha - - - Thomas Gordon - Jim Bowey Neil Heberling - - - - - Nancy Hillyer - - John Hipkins - - - Helen Horodyski - Thomas Horodyski Vivian Hunter - - Sandra Kidd - - Patricia Long - - Barbara McGhee - Sara Oaks ---- Delores Osborn - - - Jean Parks ---- Edward Papsun - - Joan Reigharcl - - Douglas Rice - - - Alan Smith - - Albert Stuart - - - - - Robert Wade - - Judith White - - Duane Wilson - - Robert Watson - - John Wolford - - - Polly Bergen Spike Jones n Gisele MacKenzie Molly Bee Beverly Cameron - - - Richard Boone Sally Lucy Mandy Zorro Marty Walter Denton Page Palmer Bishop Sheen B1ondy Chester' Kitty Kate Smith Nora' fThe Thin M Teresa Brewer any Kate' fThe Real McCoysJ Annie Oakley Vi Bob Hope Minnie Pearl Red Buttons Circus Boy Popeye Captain Gallant Loretta Young Hawkeye Buffalo Bob John Wayne Sl Egnyygx fl blf ,450 X Q3 1 1 ll X? aagigw Q' 68,9 FRESHME First row: D. Garrett, E. Bush, H. Rodgers, S. Meloni, M. Hunkus, Unangst, L. Meikle. Second row: A. Frew, M. Collins, H. Myers, Balir, L. Tupper, P, Bradley, Mr. Sakey. Third row: J. Wilson, R. den, J. Starling, R. Wilson, D. Bates, I. Nastock, R. Klingensrnith, S. Bates, L. Sackett, K. D. Frew, E, Stevens, C. Karr, J. Nastock, R. Bra F. Hunter. SANDRA MELONI - - - - Treasurer MARLENE COLLINS - - - - - Secretary JUDY WADE ---- - - Vice President DICK WILSON - - - - - President fh 'yn gl ek , 5.4, A WZ ,QM OUR FAVORITE SONGS Hazel Rodgers - - - - Mary Hunkus - - Darlene Garrett - Sandra Meloni - - - - Bonnie Smith - - Judy Wade ----- - - Kathleen Unangst Eileen Bush - - - Lois Sakett - - - Diane Frew - - Ada Frew - - Shirly Bates - - Linda Meikel - - Carol Blair - - Martha Miller - - - - Helen Myers - - - - - Elsie Stevens - - John Starling - - Peter Bradley - - Raylynn Braden - Marleen Collins - - - - Linda Tupper - - Duane Bates - - - John Nashtock - - - - - Raymond Karr - - - - Fred Hunter - - James Wilson - - Dick Wilson - - - - - Gary Edeburn - - James Nashtock - Richard Wells - - Robert Klingensmith - - - - - Robert Shafer - - Charles Griffiths -' - - - - Bye, Bye Love Party Doll l'm Available Boney Maroni Wake Up, Little Susie Alphabet Song Long Tall Sally Teddy Bear It is No Secret l'm Back ln The Saddle Again William Tell Overture Silhouettes Yellow Dog Blues My One Sin You Send Me Black Slacks Rock-a-Billy Stranded In The Jungle Jail House Rock Rebel Little Bitty Pretty One Kisses Sweeter Than Wine My Boy Flat Top Walking ln The Rain Nature Boy Auctioneer The Great Pretender Hound Dog Great Balls of Fire Rhonchee Little Darling Country Boy when My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again ' Joey's Song viii? J, .2 5 X M1 5' Ar 2 FQ N A Misha ' I X4: EIGHTH GRADE First row: F. Garrett, B. Schuler, M. Hunter, C. Anderson, D. Chambora, P. Charn- bora, C. Langley, D. Scheel, M. Romine, S. Bush. Second row: D. Langley, S. Cox son, B. Hunter, B. Radcliffe, B. Dunfee, J. Filer, D. Davidson, R. Shafer, R. Bailes, Mr. Dilley. Third row: R. Rogers, D. Walton, S. Horodyski, C. Mook, M. Draa, R. Warner,'R. Gordon, D. Douce, L. Loosemore, D. Morrow. Fourth row: K. Stainfield, R. Wilson, R. Floch, J. Pelton, L. Wilson. SEVENTH GRADE First row: M. McGhee. J. Stuart, D. Fair, H. Myers, F. Thompson, P. Kanchok, P. Burbach, M. Davidson, B. Kerfoot. Second row: M. Apthorpe, S. Bush, S. Thompson, B. Cameron, L. Wade, B. Peden, G. Fenn, M. Horodyski, Miss Rudge. Third row: E. Hunkus, J. Bobbie, D. Gordon, D. Watson, F. Kitko, C. Frew, P. Shafer, G. Boyd, T. Bloom. Fourth row: G. Shafer, D. Thompson, J. McGhee, J. Bailes, R. Draa, E. Marshall, W. Bloss, G. Fenn. 6 wfwvgf ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MRS. EVELYN HUTCHINS JOHN CAMP Western Massachusetts Western Reserve University State College Mexico City College Youngstown University Youngstown University Grade One Grade Six MRS. MARGRET SMITH MRS. FLORENCE LUCAS Kent State University Youngstown University Thiel College Grades Three and Four MRS. MERLE EDEBURN Kent State University Grades One and Two Youngstown University Kent State University Grades Four and Five MRS. ALDA WATSON Kent State University Grade Two MRS. EDNA JENNINGS Slippery Rock State Teachers College Grade Th.ree MRS. FAUSTENA HUNTER Trumbull County Normal Kent State University Grade Five fra SIXTH GRADE First row: N, Phillips, P. Hillyer, M. Sonk, B. Chambo foot, K. Scheel, C. Williams, B. Starling, V. Bradley. ra, M. Anderson, M. Ker- Second row: T. Milks, L. McA1ister, B. Kanchok, D. Morrison, I. Heberling, D. Kitko, G. Peden, T. Romine. J. Elser, Mr. Camp. Third row: B. Duecaster, G. Dodge, E. Walton, R. Griffiths, T. Nashtock, D. B10 I. Oakes, E. Cameron, om. FIFTH GRADE P. Langley, S. Klingensmith, K. Chambora, C. Milks, R. Bobbie. Meikle, R. DePofi, K. Campbell, , R. Shingledecker, H. Stevens, D. Bumstead, C. Boyd. Fourth row: First row: D. Schuller, Starling, H. Fenn, M. L. Stuart, M. Bush, I. Third row: C. Douce E. Oakes, S. Kidd, K. G. Hayden, C. Marshall, R. Smith. I. Russell. Smith, R. Mack, L. Second row: P. Horodyski B. Bequeath, Mrs. Hunter Wolford, C. Duecaster, P. Santfant, D. Hipkins, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First row: K. Starling, M. Kitko, S. Bloss, K. Kidd, D. Tenney, M. Fair, S. Wil- mouth, D. Hartman, K, Owen, D, Rice. Second row: I. Shafer, C. Onstott, B. Due caster, I. Davidson, J. Blair, E. Wilson, S. McAlister, R. Derr, M. Dodge. Third row: G. Hanson, C. DeArment, W. Radcliffe, C. Reighard, G. Slovinsky, W. Ker- foot, K. Holliday, T. Rogers, A. Davis, L. Rose, Mrs. Lucas. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First row: I. Langley. J. White, D. Vujevic, M. Langley, K. Bush, L. Douce, S. DeArment, A. Kacerski, R. A. Tupper, N. White. Second row: P. Apthorpe, W. Klingensrnith, B. Hall, P. Stainfield, M. Hunkus, K. Bonar, D. Gross, G. Nemitz, D. Wilmouth, Mrs. Smith. Third row: B. Romine, J. Moy, J. Wade, R. Hiland, P. Hunkus, F. McGhee, D. Phillips, D. Griffiths, D. Hamett, B. Campbell, D. Nagy, THIRD GRADE First row: J. Davidson, A. Horodyski, R, Shingledecker, J. Davidson, S. Starling, M. Hartman, S. Bumstead, I. Horodyski, A. Allen, P. Rechedy. Second row: K. Elser, P. Wolford, B. Gordon, J. Chambora, M. Klingensmith, M. Lower, J. Bates R. Davis, I. Stiles, Mrs. Jennings. Third row: L. Bailes, C, 'I'homas, J. Reeves, R. Moy, T. Yeager, P. Bloom, W. Kotanchek, D. Heberling, R. Garlock, D. Hall. Fourth row: I. Russell. W. Kidd. M. Lawer. E. Henderson. SECOND GRADE First row: A, Garrett, J. Blair, S. DeArment, I. Storey, N. Vujevic, R. Wade, D. Melvin, C. Bates, G. Wajda. Second row: D. Harnett, K. Klingensmith, M. Parks, R. Douce, I. Mack, R. Reeves, S. Hansen, B. Radcliffe, D. Bailes, Mrs. Watson. Third row: D. Tupper, C. Bradley, W. Wade, I. Parks, J. Davis, L. Bloss, J. Kacerski, J. Davis, G. Hillyer. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First row: B. Wolford, J. Shafer, C. Perrine, R. Walker, D. Cameron, W. Hend- erson, T. Furr, B. Bequeath, L. Unangst, C. Kotanichek. Second row: C. Moore L, Phillips, B. Swick, H. Allen, B. Bumstead, J. Martin, D. Bishop, B. Bailes, H Parks, Mrs. Edeburn. Third row: D. Holliday, K. Elser, G. McGhee, R. McPeak, J. Garlock, B. Bobbie, C. Bush, K. Scheel, S. Ruley, S. Kitko. FIRST GRADE First row: T. Apthorpe, T. Shingledecker, G. Morrison, E. Bush, F. Hunkus, B. Bates, R. Gross, J. Mizner, P. DePofi, D. Wolford. Second row: J. Garlock, D. Hall, A. Kanchok, D. Baldwin, K. Brown, B. Marshall, K. Bonar, G. Harnett, I. Campbell, D, Meikle, Mrs. Hutchins. Third row: C. Caswell, J. Tenney, K. Gordon. I. Cameron, S. Smith, J. Moore. HKMEZ4 BASEBALL LEAGUE III CHAMPS First row: Robert Rodgers, Tom Tupper, Ronald Wolford, Jerry Devine, Ed Meloni, Roy Edeburn John Wolford John Hipkins Duane Wilson Robert Wade Raymond Karr M.r Porter . fg 1 Aa ' 3 Bailes. Second row: Robert Klingensrnith, Robert Watson, Fred Hunter. Third row: Gary f 1 f, i I 8' 1- S Bob Rodgers ENIGRS Ron Wolford I . 1 Y fl SOFTBALL First row: Rae Heberling, Sandra Meloni, Hazel Rodgers, Nancy Hillyer, Dorothy Horodyski, Carol Douce. Second row: Mr. Dilley, Jane Wells, Dianne Frew, Linda Meikle, Margaret Mil- ler, Helen Myers, Barbara Bloss, Shirley Bates, Kathryn Bradley. Y QL A , JA-D, Our Girls' Softball team of 1957 was very successful and won the League Championship, and was the runner-up for the Trumbull County Championship. BASKETBALL VARSITY First row: R. Gordon, J. Wolford, G. Myers, R. Wolford, A. Watson, M. Langley, P, Bnrbach Second row: Mr. Porter, T. Tupper, D. Wilson, G. Collins, T. Horodyski, R, Wilson, R. Jackson, B. Floch. RONALD WOLFORD RESERVES First row: D. DePofi, R. Klingensmith, R. Braden, R. Karr, R. Watson, J. Wolford, Second row: M. Bobbie, R. Jackson, D. Wilson, J. Hipkins, J. Nashtock, R. Wilson, G. Edeburn, F Hunter. CHEERLEADERS PATTY LONG BARBARA BLOSS MARILYN BRAGG IANE WELLS SHIRLEY BAILES IUDY WHITE KATHRYN BRADLEY. SCOFGRGCPGI BETTY GRIFFITHS, Timekeeper GIRLS' TRACK TEAM First row: Rae Heberling, Sandra Meloni, Hazel Rodgers, Nancy Hillyer, Dorothy Horo dyski, Carol Douce. Second row: Mr. Dilley, Jane Wells, Dianne Frew, Linda Meikle, Margaret Miller, Helen Myers, Barbara Bloss, Shirley Bates, Kathryn Bradley. BOYS' TRACK TEAM First row: Gary Edeburn, Peter Bradley, Richard Wells, Robert Klingensrnith, Richard Wilson, Thomas Horodyski, Robert Watson, John Wolford, Robert Wade, Don DePofi, Neil Heberling. Second row: Mr. Porter, Lelyn Smith, Merlyn Smith, William Shafer Robert Rodgers, Ronald Wolford, LeRoy Long, Merle Langley, Gordon Collins, Paul Burbach, Jerry Devine, Thomas Tupper. HOME COMING MARGARET MILLER Queen Margaret Miller, the Queen, tossing the basketball to Merle Langley as a preliminary of the game with the Alumni. Martha Brugler, the 1957 Queen, presenting the crown to the 1958 Queen, Margaret Miller. The entire court assembled prior to the game. The Queen's attendants with their escorts are Diane Draa, Larry Bates, Darlene, Garrett, Raymond Karr, Peggy Burbach, Gary Boyd, Kathryn Nagy, Robert Rod- gers, Nancy Hillyer, Gor- don Fenn, Carole Langley, Rodger Warner, Carol Ann Smith, Tommy Furr, Bob- by Bates, Holly Allen. The Queen, escorted by David Frew, passes down the aisle formed by her at- tendants and their escorts. 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X W XX x N X , R' ROBERTA REEVES ALAN WATSON MARGARET MILLER RONALD WQLFQRD KATHRYN NAGY f X Qs? B D First row: D. Gordon, L, Stuart, J, Starling, K. Bumstead, S, Horodyski, C, Frew, R. Gordon, R. Mack. Second row: M. Horodyski, D, Fair, Miller, E. Stevens, M. Bragg, D. Devine, G. Penn, M. B, Kerfoot, E. Marshall, M. Hunter, M. Bobbie, J. Pelton, H. Myers, G. Boyd, I. Wilson, Third row: T, Horodyski, A. Stuart, W. Shafer, J. Wolford, D. Schuller, Mr. Sanchez. Center: D. Douce. f f 'K fl .1 f ZX X 'AWK .-f' ulflx ' X J ar e 'X CHORUS UN IORS AND SENIORS First row: Mr. Sanchez, Dorothy Horodyski, Jane Wells, Diane Draa, Betty Griffiths, Roberta Reeves, Rae Heberling, Judy Bush, Barbara Bloss, Ruth Fenton. Second row: Margaret I-Iillyer, Daniel Braden, Richard Bloom, Roy Bailes, William Shafer, Lelyn Smith, Larry Bates, Raymond Jackson, Aletha Ramm. Third row: Thomas Tupper, Jerry Devine, Ronald Wilson, Paul Burbach, Merle Langley, Gordon Collins, Alan Wat son, LeRoy Long, Frank Hiland, Ronald Wolford. CHORUS FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES First row: Charles Griffiths, Duane Wilson, Robert Klingensmith, Richard Wells, Mich- ael Bobbie, Robert Wade, Robert Watson, Gary Edeburn, Fred Hunter, James Nashtock. Second row: Don DePofi, John Wolford, Barbara McGhee, Nancy Hillyer, Delores Os- born, Helen Horodyski, Eileen Bush, Judy Wade, Darlene Garrett, Hazel Rodgers, Mary Hunkus, Bonnie Smith, Albert Stuart, Richard Wilson. Third row: Patty Long, Sara Oakes, Beverly Cameron, Lois Sackett, Shirley Bates, Kathleen Unangst, Linda Meikle, Dianne Frew, Marlene Collins, Linda Tupper, Carol Blair, Carol Douce, Helen Myers. Fourth row: Thomas Horodyski, Elsie Jean Stevens, Judith White, Marilyn Bragg, Joan Reighard, Sandra Kidd, Vivian Hunter, Shirley Bailes, Martha Miller, John Hipkins, Robert Elser. CHGRUS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH First row: Gary Fenn, Mickey Draa, Larry Wilson, David Douce, Louis Loosemore, Ronald Gordon, Gary Boyd, Rodger Warner. Second row: John Pelton, Kenneth Thom- as, William Bloss, David Thompson, Paul Shafer, Steve Horodyski, Kenneth Stainfield, Donald Walton, Clayre Mook, Ronald Rogers, Robert Wilson, Robert Floch. Third row: Elridge Marshall, Jackie McGhee, Barbara Schuller, Donna Scheel, June Filer, Donna Davidson, Donna Chambora, Marsha Hunter, Patricia Henderson, Carole Langley, Marsha Romine, Barbara Dunfee, Sandra Coxson, Sandra Bush, Barbara Radcliffe, Bon- nie Hunter, David Watson. Fourth row: Patricia Chambora, Diana Fair, Marilyn Hor- odyski, Mary Davidson, Fay Thompson, Marian McGhee, Bette Peden, Sandra Bush, Patricia Kanchok, Lela Wade, Grace Fenn, Peggy Burbach, Harriet Myers, Barbara Ker foot, Cathleen Anderson, Flora Garrett. Fifth row: Robert Shafer, Eugene Hunkus, Donald Gordon, Jerry Bobbie, Roy Draa, Robert Bailes, Bonnie Cameron, Jane Stuart, Sally Thompson, Mabel Apthorpe, Charles Frew, James Bailes, Frank Kitko, Thomas Bloom, Gordon Shafer. CLASS PROPHECY It is May 25, 1978. Our annual class reunion is to be held today. The first to arrive is LeRoy Long and his wife, Barbara. LeRoy is the world's champion meat cutter, and he has only three fingers to prove it. Next to come flying in is Duane Smith. He and Rae Anne have just had another fight and he has locked her in the bathroom and come over anyway. You wouldn't recognize Smitty nowg he is a hair stylest for men and thinks straight hair is very becoming. Soon we hear the squeal of tires, the grind of brakes, and a loud bang. As the car comes to a skidding halt, we see Cathy Nagy jump out over the top fshe's driving a convertible, naturallyj. Cathy has become the first woman ever to win the lndianapolis 500. When the other contestants heard she had been entered, they all dropped out in fear for their lives. Rae Heberling has become quite wealthy in the last few years. She is connected with the Department of Agriculture. Psychologists all over the world are watching her experiment with pigsg she has found a way to make perfect ladies and gentlemen of them. Margaret Miller is the wealthiest woman on the New York Stock Exchange, She resides at her old home while waiting for things to cool down between deals. David Frew advises the Democratic National Committee on For- eign Affairs. For a hobby he restores '57 Pontiacs. Ruth Fenton is the head librarian of the Library of Congress. Her favorite pastime is reading comic books. Bill Shafer is the president of the National Soda Jerks Association. He is raising twelve little jerks. fSays that they're cheaper by the dozen. Lelyn Smith is a cough drop taster for a well known cough drop company. Miles Wells and Walter Bloom own a game preserve, and will get you all the fresh game you want. Bob Rodgers is now a four star general in the National Guard and is due for a promotion in another week. Ron Wolford owns a chain of drug- storesg he also farms as a hobby. He is going to buy Vernon School and convert it into the only barn in the world with elevators. Kathryn Bradley shows up driving an M. P. 's jeep. Her husband is on K. P. duty and couldn't come. She started to teach at military school, but when Mr. Gelsomino sent his Prodigal son to her, it was too much and she eloped with a P. F. C. As the afternoon ends, we turn away full of good food and go home, remembering all the good times we had at Vernon twenty years ago. O ,I , Q9 I. l L13 CLASS HISTORY I remember that day in September, 1946, as if it were yesterday. It was my first day of school. Mrs. Karr welcomed the others and me. Of the twenty-four who were there, nine remain in our class. They are Kathryn Bradley, LeRoy Long, William Shafer, Ronald Wolford, Margaret Miller, Kathryn Nagy, Duane Smith, Walter Bloom, and me, Ruth Fenton. After learning our A, B, C's, we advanced to the second grade where Mrs. Lillie did her best to teach us to write. Iremember the Christmas operetta. We girls were candles and the boys were brownies. lnthe third grade we shared our teacher, Mrs. Jennings, as well as our room, with half of the fourth grade. This year Miles Wells joined us. He is the only permanent member added to our class during grade school. We started our bank account by selling seeds and having a candy sale. We spent our fourth year in a tiny room next to the office under the leadership of Mrs. Lucas. I'll never forget the fur1 we had in those double seats or the trip to Cook's Forest. The buses broke down and we didn't get home until about ten o'clock that night. We enjoyed our fifth year with Miss Wern. I have many memories of those nine months. We had a reputation for being the best-behaved class in the school. One after- noon we were permited to take a hike along the creek for good behavior when our teacher was late one morning. We square danced in a variety show at Youngstown University and had a minstrel show. Shortly after school started ir1 the sixth grade, our teacher, Mrs. Seaholm, had an unfortunate accident and was absent most of the term. During her absence we had several substitutes. When she returned in the spring, we took a trip to Pittsburgh where we visited the zoo, the museum, the planetarium, and the arboretum. Then at last we reached the seventh grade and began the confusing process of changing classes. Iremember getting lost twice the first day. M.r. Anderson was our advisor, and we acquired two new members, Rae Heberling and Robert Rodgers. Ln the eighth grade Mr. Furr did his best to prepare us for high school. When we entered our Freshman year, Mr. Rechedy was our advisor. The Sophomores initiated us and, in doing so, gave us an evening that none of us will ever forget. This year we sponsored our first dance. Mr. Rechedy left us before the end of the term and M.r. Nagy took his place. ln the tenth grade, Mr. Watson supervised our activities. We had a dance and pub- lished a paper called News and Nonsense. We also welcomed a new member to our class, David Frew. During our Junior year, we were confronted with the problem of earning the money for the prom and the trip. Under the direction of our advisor, Mr. Gelsomino, we sold beanies, bracelets, pocket flashlights, and fire extinguishers. We also presented a very successful play, Tree Points lnn. We welcomed Lelyn Smith to our class, but we were sorry that Joyce Hadley, a dear friend and classmate, moved away. Now we are Seniors and are under the guidance of Mrs. Glowe. We have sponsored a dance and we are selling school pins with the guard bearing the numerals of the re- spective classes. After the completion of this yearbook, our big project for the year, we shall turn our attention to our graduation day in May, knowing full well that it will be the culmination of many happy years at Vernon High School. Q . - q' A-:fav ,731-'ff X ' Y ,. f -u ,ff M, Q ' ' g P53 21922, X i'u5v i r5 x x LAST WILL D TESTAME T We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, of Vernon High School, of Trumbul County and of the State of Ohio, being of sound mind and body, after twelve strenuous years, dohereby declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all others. Article I To Mr. Wasik we will a coffee flavored necktie and a softer easy-chair. To Mrs. Glowe we will a parking lot for her new Oldsmobile. To Mr. Gelsomino we bequeath a new Toni home permanent kit. To Mr. Porter we will an excellent basketball team, which he needs. To Mr. Sakey we will an illustrated book, THIRTEEN EASY LESSONS ON HOW TO BE A GOOD UMPIRE. To Mr. Dilley we bestow a personal first-aid kit. To Miss Rudge we bequeath a little black book of addresses. To Mr. Spadafore we will plenty of unbreakable lab equipment. Article ll We will to the Juniors, our technique in producing a good play. We bequeath to the Sophomores our sterling personalities. and talents. We will to the Freshmen our aggressive spirits. Article Ill Walter Bloom bequeaths his expertness as a driver to his brother Richard. Ruth Fenton wills her ingenuity in getting along with teachers to Kathleen Unangst. David Frew bestows his horse on those few unfortunates who do not pass their drivers test - as if he dldn't need it himself! LeRoy Long wills his Big M to anyone who thinks they have enough money to keep it on the road. Margaret Miller wills her capability to see over the tops of people's heads to Betty Griffiths. Rae Heberling wills her ability to get a ride to the baseball games to all Junior High Girls. Robert Rodgers wills his sideburns to Alan Watson. Ronnie Wolford bequeaths his interests in Kinsman to all lonely hearts. Bill Shafer leaves his alarm clock to Mrs. Glowe. Duane Smith leaves his roadmap of Cortland to anyone engaged in the pursuit of happiness. Miles Wells leaves his knowledge of mechanics and his ability in wood-working to Gary Edeburn. Kathryn Nagy wills her sewing ability to Eddie Papsun. Kathryn Bradley leaves her typing ability to anyone who needs it. Margaret Miller Kathryn Nagy - Ruth Fenton - Kathryn Bradley Rae Heberling - WHO'S WHO - Most Popular - Neatest - Quietest - - Most Mischievous - Best Natured - - I 0 l 2, R is io- 'l 'lN' ,L Kg E pxl T esfffygh xx-'XV Ronald Wolford Ronald Wolford Miles Wells Duane Smith David Frew XEX 2? DERSN P g Q OFFICERS RONALD WOLFORD - - JERRY DEVINE ----- - - - MARGARGET MILLER - - - - 50PPV . , PHOTOQ NO 4 59 MEMBERS Ruth Fenton Jerry Devine Roberta Reeves Thomas Tupper Alan Watson Roy Bailes Diana Devine - - - President Vice President - - Secretary V-ECHO STAFF MARGARET MILLER DAVID FREW ---- RUTH FENTON - - - KATHRYN BRADLEY RONALD WOLFORD - RAE HEBERLING - - LEROY LONG - - - ROBERT RODGERS - MILES WELLS ---- LELYN SMITH ---- WALTER BLOOM - - KATHRYN NAGY - - DUANE SMITH ----- WILLIAM SHAFER- - MRS, NAOMI GLOWE 4 1- ll! .4 - - ---- Editor - ---- Co-Editor - Business Manager - - - Co-Manager Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor - - - Senior Class - - - Junior Class Sophomore C lass - Freshman Class 7th and 8th Grades Grade School - - - - Snapshots - - - - - Music - - Class Advisor ' A ,Lx X Q5 2' , 'fi ,. 3 - Q1?w,ss.,,11f 1 1 ' ' jgifwilsif' -W L ',-5.1 - if Q- 5.5, 1-sw.w-Rpsf-.sfMfs1.-- .1,. 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Famous for Ice Cream .ui- GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1958 BQWZWWZ6 gdfffb 2.04 East State Street Sharon, Pennsylvania I would like to thank the year- book staff and administration for all the cooperation and assistance given our photographers this year. JACK MERLE Owner For a Pleasant Way to End the Day EEYNO l...'lD'S Mercer County's Favorite Drive-In Theater Sharon-Greenville Road State Route 18 Compliments of Wolfman gawadfwzg Warren, Ohio Phone 21501 Compliments of SHENANGO VALLEY COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, INC. Vine Avenue, Sharon, Penna. Phone Diamond 2 - 75 82 Courses Taught: Stenographic, Secretarial, Junior Accounting Executive Secretarial, Complete Accounting Good Positions for All Graduates Write for Free Bulletins Compliments of 250075 GENERAL STORE Burghill, Ohio Meats Groceries Gene ral Merchandise Custom Butche ring Phone Orangeville X- 59 Compliments of 'BOYD 'PO N T IAC INCORPORATED Routes 7 and 5 Kinsman, Ohio Service A11 Makes of Cars Phone Kinsman Urban 6-2.345 Compliments of Slfomebgemcf Greenville , Pennsylvania Summer, auturnn, winter, spring, Our bread goes with everything! Adding to your every meal! Every slice is so nutritious, Every bite is so delicious. It's baked better - that's the reason Our bread goes with every season! 4 Compliments of 'I' I-IE T-5'l'l26'l' lNLA.'l lCDlXlA5xL.. 'BANK Kinsman, Ohio G, G, WALL - - -------------- ---- P resident W. B. DAVIS ----- - - -Vice President DEWITT MARSH ----- ------ C ashier I-IILDA M. THOMPSON - - - - Assistant Cashier RUTH DIBELL ------ ------- T eller MABEL REED ------ - - Teller MARGARET COUCH - - - - - Teller RACHEL BAXTER - - - - - - Teller EVELYN MATHEWS - - - - Bookkeeper RUBY ARTMAN - - - ' ' HELEN BROWN Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Compliments of WM! GENERAL STORE Vernon, Ohio Phone Orangeville M-65 Grocerie s and Notions Fresh Home-Killed B eef and Pork Compliments of KINSMAN SUPER MARKET Kinsman, Ohio General Merch. Meats Groceries Phone Urban 6 - 318 1 Compliments of KW' BODY SHOP Kinsman, Ohio Phone: Shop Xavier 4-2469 Home Xavier 4-2.467 Z4 Hr. Wrecker Service Complete Auto Body Work Compliments of AMG- -'BIQPE LL. CO. Kinsman, Ohio Wrecker Service SALES - SERVICE Compliments of Hmmm SERVICE STA. Burghill, Ohio LEE BROWN, Prop. Lubrication Tire s and Tube S Accessories Clean Rest Rooms Phone: Orangeville K-44 Congratulations to Class of '58 Zfoufywzfa' YANKEE LAKE Dancing - Swimming - Picnicking Dancing Every Saturday Night Benny .Tone s ' s Orche stra Compliments of LEEOY I-MXIZNETT QUALITY COAL EXCAVATING Phone: Urban 6-3589 Kinsman, Ohio Compliments of LA N6 LEY- I-I CB ART Kinsman, Ohio All Kinds of Insurance Phone: Urban 6-2181 Compliments of mm, FUNERAL HOME Kinsman, Ohio Phone: Urban 6-2271 Ambulance Service Compliments of CAESON FINANCE C O. Greenville , Pennsylvania Compliments of WQHW TAVERN Greenville-Vernon Road ALBERT AND ESTHER SZAKACK C ompliments of C ompliments of I I I Ymcfmmm LADIES' STORE 190 Main Street Greenville , Penna . Koftiim Fine Furniture Sharon - Greenville - New Castle Hickory Plaza - Ellwood City Lincoln Knoll' s Plaza 41 Compliments of FAD MER? FEED 8: SUPPLY P. O. Box4 Burghill, ohio Phone: Orangeville A-97 Compliments of D4s.x.u.. , 130121-NE12s CHARTER BUS SERVICE R. F. 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Compliments of MILO WILLIAMS .IEWELERS Greenville, Pennsylvania Compliments of DAVIS DRUG STORE l69 Main Street Greenville, Pennsylvania Phone: 379 Complimentsof Compliments of KELLERS ART GOODWILLS It's Definitely Keller's ASHLAND SERVICE STATION for Smart Things to Wear Greenville, Pennsylvania Clinton and Mercer Streets Greenville, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of DR. R. A. HANAWALT BROWNIE'S SERVICE STATION VETERINARIAN 13 Main Street Kinsman, Ohio Greenville, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of VERNON GAS STATION L' R' SWICK at SONS Farmdale, Ohio HALL DAVIS P . ' top Roofing - Spouting Vernon, Ohio Furnace Work Compliments of Compliments of THE PITTSBURGER PEASE-HANSON Kinsman, Ohio Kinsman, Ohio Good Eats Sohio Products The Sign of the Open 24 Hours Flying Red Horse Compliments of Compliments of DRAA'S BERRY FARM wALL's SERVICE STATION Kinsman, Ohio Kinsman, Ohio Amoco Gasoline Complirnents of Compliments of FARMDALE HARDWARE K. R. MEREDITH HARDWARE Farmdale, Ohio Kinsman, Ohio Compliments of ELSON INSURANCE AGENCY Kinsman, Ohio Compliments of BOB'S MARKET Kinsman, Ohio Insurance Real Estate Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Compliments of Compliments of CLARENCE AND RUTH VOGEL KINSMAN HEATING 8: PLUMBING Kinsman, Ohio Dependable Dry Cleaners Kinsman, Ohio Boilers, Furnaces Air Conditioning Deming and Myers Purnps Phone: Urban 6-3163 Compliments of KINSMAN CLEANERS .TACK KONOLD Owner Kinsman, Ohio Complirnents of ELITE FASHIONS SHOP Ladies' Apparel and Bridal Shop State Street, Sharon, Penna. Phone: Diamond 6-3095 W Compliments of SILVERMAN ' S Sharon's Most Popular Shoe Store Sharon, Pennsylvania r , Complirnents of HICKORY HOUSE Shenango Valley's Newest and Most Beautiful Restaurant Sharon, Pennsylvania Compliments of BRAINE AND FOREMAN FLORIST Sharon-Mercer Road Sharon, Pennsylvania Phone: Diamond 2. - 3 O4 0 Any Necktie in Our Store Sl. 00 BILL MENZIES HICKORY TIE SHOP Hickory Bldg. Route 62. Mercer Road Sharon, Pennsylvania Compliments of BOLOTINS FINE FURNITURE Sha ron , Pe nns ylvania Congratulations to Class of 1958 KAY DRISCOLL Ladies' Apparel Bridal Consultant The Height of Fashion in the Heart of Town 106 E. State St. Sharon: Penna- Compliments of ROY BAILES Your Sohio Distributor Compliments of BUSH LUMBER Lumber - Building Supplies Lime and Coal Vernon, Ohio Kinsman, Ohio Urban 6-2321 Compliments of A. G. CRATSLEY BARBER SHOP Bank Street Kinsman, Ohio Compliments of DR. AND MRS. CHIONCHIO Kinsman, Ohio Complirnents of BIDWELL OPTICAL Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE HUB SAM SLESKICK, Prop. Greenville, Pennsylvania For the Finest in Music WARREN MUSIC CENTER The Home of BALDWIN Pianos and Organs 158 High St. , N. E. Warren, Ohio R. WILLIAM BELL Phone: 4569-6 Compliments of L. L. KECK8: SON, INC. Greenville, Pennsylvania M Compliments of SPORTLAND CHUCK - SONNY - AL Everything for Sports 104 High St. N. W. Warren, Ohio Compliments of REIMOLD 8: MCKNIGHT Factory to You Wholesale Store Transfer, Pennsylvania Compliments of PAXTON'S LUNCH 144 Main Street Greenville, Pennsylvania Pie With a Reputation! Compliments of KRAMER SHOE STORE Fine Footwear for the Entire Family 43 West State St. Sharon, Pennsylvania Compliments of I MDACT PRODUCTS CCTQPOEATI CD N Orangeville , Ohio Compliments 'of Compliments of THE ALLEN HOUSE fwffmaaf TIMES SQUARE RESTAURANT COMPANY Kinsman, Ohio Reynolds Development Route 18 ALICE BLAEMIRE, Owner Greenville, Pennsylvania Phone Transfer MI 6-2271 Compliments of ISALY'S Kinsman, Ohio Daily Specials Sunday Dinners Pizza Compliments of LESLIE 'S GREENHOUSE Kinsman, Ohio Flowers for All Occasions Compliments of RASOR ELEC TRIC Burghill, Ohio Be Sure With Westinghouse Compliments of SHARP CHEVROLET, INC. Kinsman, Ohio Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sale s and Service B-Sharp C-Sharp B-Sharp Compliments of MADASZ FUNERAL HOME 2.4 Hr. Ambulance Service Brookfield, Ohio Masury, Ohio Phone Sharon Glbson 85969 Compliments of SEBURN TRACTOR SALES Brookfield, Ohio Ford Tractor Farm and Industrial Equipment Phones Sharon GI 84658 Warren 8-2107 Compliments of Compliments L. E. HAWLEY Of R.F.D. 1, Vienna, ohio GRAPHITE PRODUCTS Nationwide I1'1Su1'a.I1CS CO1'I1pa,11y CO Life, Fire, Auto, Liability Brookfield, Ohio Health and Accident Warren Phone 8-4788 Compliments of Compliments of BROOKFIELD DAIRY Your Neighborhood Dairy I N N Sharon, Pennsylvania Good Food Pleasant Rooms for Overnight Guests Business Dinners Sharp sville , Pennsylvania Compliments of BAUMILLER'S FRUIT FARM Sunday Dinners Apples and Peaches Banquets 2 112 Mi. west and 1 Mi. S. Hartford Compliments of Compliments of Ag R. MYERS CO. NEWMASTER'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cloverfarm Store Groceries Meats Johnston' Ohm Kinsman, Ohio Compliments of KINSMAN SAND 8: GRAVEL PARKERIS DAIRY BAR GLENN HARTNETT, Owner Orangeville , Ohio Ki1'1S1'1'1an, 01110 Compliments of Compliments of E. E. BLAIR 8: SONS ISALY'S Groceries Meats DAIRY PRODUCTS General Merchandise Orangeville, Ohio Phone Orangeville 9 Young stown, Ohio Compliments of SANDY AND SADIE KIDD Orangeville , Ohio Compliments of BOYCAN'S M 8: T MARKET WARNER DAIRY QUEEN HAMILTON MUSIC CENTER BROWN'S JEWELRY ! v-fmhwp n g A , W W W' ' DALLAS u TEXAS T L he 52:1 Yecrbco LITHOGRAPHED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. e TAYLOR-MADE 1. we i ' A: ' J 'J '1 ' ,- R, -4'-1 9 .1 Q14 if !