Wadsworth High School - Whisperer Yearbook (Wadsworth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Everyone has to take time out for something hot to warm his chilled bones. ML' fhe,JnlL The biggest game of the season ls the Homecoming game The Queen Carol Christian and her court Judy McGill Shirley El llott Lynn Lohr and udy Clark relgned at the game and at the dance for one glOl'lOl.lS CVC!'llI'lg had-5, -mam-rid' iiLE'i-L 5? ii Every day until late fall the marching band is seen at Grandview Stadium practic mg for its half time shows On this particular day they were perfecting a heart forma tion to be used the following Friday night 6dlI'lf,Q!L6fj The most remembered event of the year IS the Trl Teen Formal Soft llghts sweet muslc Howers and a SPCCIHI date fulfill a dream whlch wlll never be forgotten I this plcture we see Denny Roth acker dancmg with his speclal date an Yelmek Linda Wllllams reads the SCIIPIUYC lesson for one of the monthly chapel servlces whlch mclude the muslc of the cholr and short sermons by representatlves of the Mm lsterlal Assoclatlon The school takes on an extra alr of cheerfulness dur mg the Christmas season Bob Krout doesn t mmd work mg when It IS for the tree which wxll brlghten the mam a ' kill J ' . ' , 6 h ll. h l l The school column the GRIZ ZETTE provldes an added attrac tlon to the News Banner Unable to walt hls turn Terry Schultz looks over Hugh Blcksler s shoulder to read the latest news Z5 dlufaqa, gm was V af, Ulrmlf, Tests are always a surprlse whether good or bad but the one Gary Welty has just recelved seems to have taken a turn for the worse However lt fills him wxth the determmatxon to ralse hls grade By the expressxon on his face as he looks at hls report card we can tell that his extra effort has proved worthwhile x X This year an Important addltlon to our school was the Hlldebrand MCmOflal Llbrary It has lncreased both ln slze and xn value because of the generous con trlbutlons from local groups Norma ean lrwln and Sharon Hatter utlllze these facxlltles durlng a study 8. To break the regular rou tlne of classes many fine assembly programs are pre sented before the entlre stu dent body The Bellrlnger IS an excellent example of the educatlonal and entertalnmg performers that appear upon our stage 10 All theatrical minded persons follow the superstltlons of their professlon whlch have been handed down from generation to gener ation: but Gordon Dean defies the evil omens by balancing under a ladder beneath a can of paint as he puts the finishing touch- es on the scenery for the all-vocal concert. One of the best known figures of our communlty IS that of our hugh school prlnclpal Mr O ,I Work The P T A presented a Sp6Clal pro gram ThlS ls Your Llfe ln recogm tlon of hls twenty years of servlce as a beloved and respected prlnclpal The emcee Rev Phlllp Gould looks on as Mrs Work IS led to the seat of honor by her husband The end of the year finds lockers fxlled with an accumulation of souve mrs and memories collected during the past months The strength of the textbook has been dralned to the utmost and lt looks forward to the day when It wlll leave the crowded locker for a well deserved three month jhfwuqhuui Uwz, It would be an lmposslble task to count the brlcks that form our smoke stack, just as lt would be lmpossxble to count the elements of school llfe whlch have moulded our lndlvldual characters Though we may never reach the great height attalned by the smokestack, we should always strive to build ourselves to the hlghest degree r , rg U ' ' . . xt ff 1 ' t I VaCatl0n. 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S Q' 1- L4 ,Vu gy X vi 'W' Nw, , iwixivr 1 . . fi f .n ' f l fi 4.3 9 '5 - - ' . . wi c Q Q .- - . - :Q it cha - . 'r 'Q ROW lr Holland, Lohr, Janes, Noggle, McEntee, Rexroad, Tennant, Wolf, Marovich. ROW 2: Venner, Little, Simpson, Beech, Moyer. Riggenbach, Saltzman, lrwin, Welty, Henderson. ROW 3: Bauer, Elliott, McCaman, Johnson, Bunnelle, Kyle, Trease, Zeffer, Tennant. ROW 4: Beitzel, Moser, Takacs, Janes, Westbrook, Mathes, Lucas, Maglic. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS ROW l: Gish, Brown, Houston, Schultz. Peterson, Hollenbach, Lucas, Violett, Dean. ROW 2: Prince, Martin, Engler, Motzko, Barclen, Stonebrook, Renner, Overfield. ROW 3: llarter, john- ston, Motzko, Engler, Yeaman, Kindling, Brown, Martin. ROW 4: Hartman, Kahl, Houston, Harrison, Houston, Harter, Frank, Schultz, 590- ,, 632 ff'v i ? 5, ,u Tb li X X X f j UI dp- 'hm it www ...E 3 2 5-A -X I fv-.,,41 av, 5 Huw Humw CHEERLEADERS Pit LL itlurnmn lxxlw lVl1r mln Qdrol Q lmrlsuin X IllNIl X11 cr 'Nfxnnx liu lx us no ol nngrggtm glrlx dxcssgcl m rc Q 111 J lm 1 0 mol Jlfll 1111 4xLrx luxbkntbdll mf. the Llucrlc xdcrs are lxlund t lc team all the wax llxe Rcsnrxc C lmeerlcaclcrs practxcc ill xgar mg for Outs f in thc sprm xlIllOL1Ul1 not uc-rx g1rl Q m hope to lnuume ucr Q lcr ilu co Opu xtlxc lttltuclg Ldlnc IICLIQIXOI mg N110 cr s ll IllLXIl xlxsdxs v!,1- X JK: V v , FQ ' 4. 4' .Q. gg .ff 4' 0 . X K l - ' A ll f x Ex? E f' A ' . .. . , Y Q' l X ,f 3,25 X ' fy , fn' ' 1 ' J . , N , X-X- E4 ,EM nv if V E , ., ,V A A Z ,E , , Q fl ix ' 'll j' up ' I 1,-' L K' Q ' - ' d :xml wluitc lms tll - l Q jul of '-L-ping ur scl sg' 4 l lhlm. .5-.t f -' football and x V' gl- ' ga - X ff -2 2 ' - ' l - ' z 1 '. , . lcl tllc Irv Q llcll A ' Q -V g. . lu' U' . ll- ' 7' v , i K x A, D . H AV Z , null-l'zu', L - 2 A'-e ' -Y -d rl 'J ,l v 'l-in , vltl Yll ' r, vill lac wltl VARSITY WE THEY I9 ,... .... N orton ..,. . .... I8 7 ..,. ..... E. llet ..... .... 2 7 6 .... .... A t Orrville .... .... 3 9 I3 .... ...At Coventry... .,..37 I4 .... . . .Springfield Twp... . . . . 6 I9 .... .... A t Copley .... . . . 6 7 .... ....... T allmadge ..... .... 3 0 34 .... .... A t Kent Roosevelt .... . . . 0 Z7 .... ....... S tow ....... .,.. 2 4 Q jp . so wg ROW I: Boos, Martin, Morgan, Bordac, Butdorf, Kinnard, Stringfield, Moore, Ocepek, DeVoe Leatherman, Christian, Hontert. ROW 2: Kallgren, Mills, Nlaynard, Musch, Crupi, Rice, Bar- nar.:l, Walkerow, Dennison, Noble, Foreman, Held, Wolford. ROW 3: Pisanelli, Cordon, Steele Lecky, Nicoclemus, Reynolds, Spice, Simshauser, Martin, Joachim, Hall, Rothacker, Miracle Burkholcler. ROW 4: Mr. Lyren CCoachD, Mr. Doan Ccoachl, Held, Williamson, Arpad, Davis Spicer. Christner, Welty, Freed, West, Mr. Oross fCoachl, Mr. Barton fcoachj. FQOTBALL Go team go! Come on, Grizzlies! These words are heard echoing through Grandview Stadium early in the fall when our Grizzlies meet their foes. This year the cheers were louder and better than ever, for most of our opponents were from the Metropolitan League, and the goal was the championship. Although we did not come out on top, the Grizzlies set a fine record for their first year in the league. To prove this, we had two representatives, Kenny Miracle and Marion Pisanelli, chosen for the All-Metro Team. Keith Bunkholder and jim Gordon, tired and wet, watch the game while they rest up on the sideline. Fighting through the mud and rain, Wadsworth managed to outswim Spring- field. EFI ' ROW I: Graham, Browning, Heath, Hanna, Heighberger, Hall, Love. ROW 2: Engler QMgr.D, Mantle, Nicodemus, Lyren, Vargo, Lightfoot, Hall. IVIaIaney, Hudgens. ROW' 3: Mr. Lyren fCoachD, Norman, Trent, Forsman, DeVoe, Miller, Burkholder, O'Bryan, I..onier,' Criesmer fIVIgr.j. ROW 4: Bebout, Pollock, Farrell, Vosier, Miller, Lamson, Lorton, Lyren. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The experience needed to produce outstanding football players for the future teams of W.H.S. is gained through the freshman team. With a record of three wins, two losses, and one tie, we can be sure that they are well on their way toward a fine football career. WE. THEY I3 .... .. .At Barberton U.L.L. .... , . , . .27 I9. . . ,,,i Barberton Portage .... , . . . I3 I3. .. ,..At Barberton Highland... ...I9 I3... 4....,... Medina ....... . 4. 7 7. .. ,... At Roosevelt. .. ,. 7 I4... ,..,.. I.,odi.., ...0 SCORES WE THEY 54 .... .... A t Norton ............ 4l 4I ,... ..,, B arberton ..... .... 6 7 74 .... .... T allmadge. . . . . . .3l 70 ..... ...... C opley. ...... .... 3 4 7l ..... .... A t Springfield ...... .... 5 2 53 .... . ..... Coventry .,.... .... 3 2 53 .... ..... A t Stow .... .... 4 0 48 .... ..... B uchtel .... .... 6 6 47 ..... ..... A t Rittman ..... .... 3 8 46 .... ...,. A t Kent ..,. .... 4 0 WE THEY 55... .... Medina.. .,....39 81 .... ........ N orton ..... . .... 37 80 .... ..... A t Tallmadge ...,. ..,. 3 5 58. . . ..... Springfield .... . . . .54 50. . . .... At Coventry ..... . . . .58 81 .... ..... A t Orrville .... .... 4 I 53 .... ...... S tow .... .... 3 7 53 .... .... A t Wooster .... .,.. 4 9 47 .... ..... K ent ..,.. .... 4 l RESERVE BASKETBALL After a successful season of sixteen wins and three losses, we can feel sure that this year's reserve team will keep the basketball hoops busier than ever next year. With fine boys like this quintet to back up our varsity team, we can con- fidently await the coming seasons. Mr. Krauss fCoachD, johnny Moore, Ray Terry, Tom Ewing, Bill Lyren, Jim Dressler, Al Pease flVlanagerQ . lm M1 C' , A itx t ,jk i f 4. 'fx ai? ' N A f. .5 X 7 3 2 n , 'Q s w-'D Q ' 1 - Q3 f , fl ffl lk all 5' fi A X A r. ,J nf' A ' 'V ' 57 ic tt VARSITY BASKETBALL I955 found the Grizzly cagers lacking in height and experience. Despite these handi- caps the team proved their skill on the basket- ball floor by their ability to play challenging, sportsmanlike games. This is. the type of team which creates an indomitable spirit in all the fans. Coach Dick Krauss gives a friendly pat on the shoulder to the man behind the balls, Manager Bob Livengood. ii SCGRES THEY Medina Norton At Tallmadge Springfield At Coventry At Orrvllle Stow At Wooster Kent JK W 'S' 5 U CD :1 :J 5 o :1 Ed Dressler Emxl Krelder B111 Earley lm Chrlstner joe Wllllams Able Mast Kelth Burkholder IQ 4, Dlck Delagrange Dick Wolford THEY At Norton Barberton Tallmadge Copley At Springfield Coventry At Stow Buchtel At Rntrman At Kent TOURNAMENT Southeast Ellet 6 WE. WE 54 ............. ' ............. 42 52 ............ ............ 4 57 59 .......,..... ............. 4 5 6I ............ ..,......... 8 O 55 ........,. .......... 5 0 60 ............ ............ 5 5 46 .......,.... ' ............ 70 66 ............ .........,.... 7 I 56 ........... ...,....... 8 3 52 .......... ' ,......... 86 53 ............ ' ............ 63 62 ............ .....,...... 5 3 68 .............. .............. 6 9 66 ............. ............. 6 3 54 ..,........ .........r. 6 8 59 ............. ............. 6 7 54 .............. .............. 6 9 55 ........... ........... 59 48 ......,...... .....,....... 6 3 59 ............ Q ........... 54 47 .............. .............. 5 4 I . 52 f M A g Q l l k, ' St F I A troo i 8 f x A55 X... y re S' 7 of 4 J' 1 A g: 2,33 4 K if ROW I: Ferrara, Mast, Martin, Turner, Long, Ely, Criesmer fScorerJ. ROW 2: Marrin, Sykes, West, Dennison, Gardner, McEntee, Lyren fAsst. Mgrj. ROW 3: Heath. Reynolds, Livengood, Christner, Sykes, Takacs QMgr.D, Mr. Lyren fCoachD. BASEBALL Our dynamic baseball team was very outstanding last year. They not only walloped most of their regular-season rivals, but went on to win the sectional, district, and regional championships. They then traveled to Columbus where they placed third in the state finals. They, indeed, have proved that lots of practice and teamwork bring the best results. WE THEY WE THEY I0 ..i,......, Norton ...... ...., 3 3 .....i Canton McKinley ...... 0 I3 ......., At St. Mary ....,... I0 6 .....,.... Highland .......... I 7 .... .,,.. O rrville .... . . . I 6 ......,... Buchtel ......... .II 2... ..... AtEast... I 3 ....... CuyahogaFaIIs..,.... 8 I5 .... .... K enmore ..... . , , I I I0 ......... Barberton .... . . . . 2 2 ..i.... Cuyahoga Falls ....,,. 5 I0 .,..,...... Copley ........,.. 0 2 ...,.... At Barberton ...,.,.. 5 District A Champs Z .... ,... S t. Mary. ..... .. , 3 7 ......... Portsmouth. .. . . . . .. 6 5 .... .... S t. Mary ..... . , . 4 3 ...... Youngstown East .... . . I 6. . . . . .OrrvilIe. . . . . . 0 Regional Champs I3 ........, Southeast .... . . . 2 5 ...,...... Wooster .......... 3 7 ...... Cincinnati Elder. ...... I2 Sectional Champs State Third Place 2 . K- xt K Nuff' ,KS r 'lf it ROW I: West, Mills, Trent flVlgr.J, Fallows, Jankowski. ROW 2: Joachim, Shaffer, Pisanelli. Tekaucic, Walkerow, Barnard. Lecky. ROW 3: Mr. Krauss Ccoachl. Gercke, C-ossage, Goldstein. Burkholder, Pahlau, jessel, Miracle. TRACK The students at W.H.S. are always looking for something new. Last year a track team was added to our athletic program. This being our first attempt at track since l948, we feel sure that with more experience the team will make everyone proud of them. C , u Cary West strains his muscles and exerts the last of his energy as he crosses the finish line far ahead of his opponents. ,an 5-hun' Aclvxsorj Sheppard Martin Plfer Rood Lohr ROW 3 Heath Dockus llouglan Crumrlne GAA By partlclpatlon ID G A A glrls can win awards and trophies ln the athletlc Held They compete wlth glrls from other schools m such sports as basketball and baseball Thelr more recent high llghts the bowllng program and candy sales have become qulte popular Under the SUPCYVISIOD of Mrs Plough these girls meet each week to plan thelr commg events 3 Q 0 33 5' 5 I . ROW I Harter Mater Hockensmith, Griesmer, Swartz, Allan, Yeaman ROW 2 Mrs Plough Q ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT , , Q 5 . 'N ln , 3 fs? Art Wright, Bill Barton, Dick Krauss. Gene Lyren, Russ Doan, Andy Oross, Rex Mcllvaine. At last it has happenedfsomeone has benched the coaches! These benches are usually occupied by young athletes who have been taught the principles of good sportsmanship by our fine coaching staff. Kenny Miracle and jim Dennison get a pep talk from Akron U's Head Coach, joe McMullen, the guest speaker at the Football Banquet, while V.F.W. President. J. D. Henson. looks on. Kenny holds the victory trophy while jim listens closely for points which will help him to be a good captain next year. i 'ig Bluepfuhta. dm Jzawfz, 914, V89 'ir,,,,-1-e.,g,,,,-e:wff,w1D We the Annual Staff are proud to dedicate our yearbook the I955 Whisperer to the Superintendent of Wadsworth Clty Schools Mr M H Burkholder BOARD CDF EDUCATICN The backbone of any school IS the Board of Educatlon They have the never endmg task of balanclng the budget The confidence placed ln these five men by the townspeople was shown when they were elected for consecutlve terms OFFICE STAFF Many of the if's, ands, and but's which buzz through the minds of the students are answered by this group Mrs C-raves and Mr Hyle the Clerk of the Board of manage affalrs ln the superm tendents office whlle Wanda Kuhn performs her duties ln the p!'lI'lClpal s office Education F Yelmek Kenneth Fenton J S Overhold T H Ewmg Qpresldentj D O Wearstler QVICC Presndentb FACULTY We Our sly cameraman got a rare pxctufe when he caught M Work relaxing It IS seldom ln deed that we see hxm at home resting Instead of behmd has desk at school J 30 Mrs Henry and MISS Kmg collab orate with the cllctlonary to solve a crossword puzzle At the moment they are looklng for a slx letter word whlch IS defmed as an Institute for learnmg and begms with SCH Mr Cramp and Mr Oross both smlle as they see students come run nlng from all dlrectlons to make the last hell Cotld lt be that they too remember the consequences of belng tardy3 k - , Rss 5, . . - We . . . 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' A . 1 ' ! xx ' XR X . rl Once a month the female members of our faculty get together to match wlts at a game of bridge Mrs Plough ancl well pleased wlth the way the game IS progresslng we 141' r Mrs. Carnegie seem to be very I FACULTY Although they are not recom mended by Duncan HIDCS the meals served m our cafeterla are highly praised by all the W H S students and faculty Mrs Wnl hams and Mrs Stearns enjoy a friendly chat after fmxshmg lunch Whether Mr Perkms has been playmg the vlolm like ack Benny or whether Mr Sears just told a new Lxberace joke I9 a mystery to us but you can be sure Tchal kovsky was never thls funny Ti Mr Gerstenschlager and Mrs Glffin the Jumor class advlsors look over the prizes awarded to the best salesmen ln the annual junlor magazme sale Ai' The mam toplc of conversatlon IS always athletlcs when Dxck Krauss and Art Wrlght get to gether On thls partxcular evening Mr Wright s dog seems to have a suggestxon to make M ! L L exp' RMK ll Q . it I a . Q . ,- fig , h 'lg . 1 Q . P I . . k . 1 q uk Y er a - ,,,, Qa- la g fav. l 'ws y gfhm' . . SX ' - Hunk Hunsberger and Bugs l McCafferty are off on a nature hike despite the low temperature and snow drifts. The problem at the moment seems to be hngers- do they still have ten apiece! Even teachers have to eat and Mrs Schaffer always sees to lt that Mr Schaffer IS well fed However he does help her wlth the weekly chore of shopping When the W H S football team gets ln a tlght spot Mr Doan and Mr Barton are always on hand to help them out Thls play called for Mr Barton to lend some vocal support At the end of a long day Mr D1 Tommaso lVl1ssBaughman and Mr Fuller stop to wave goodbye to W H S before they head home , .. K , . - y Q x K We a QB. t , . . , K ,ik tr' , 4 F Q I tif' 1 ! 1 V I . D ' L sn il ' FACULTY gf? We are glad to welcome back Mr Hanna and Mr Holmes try to get some work done and to keep a watchful eye on study hall at the same tlme Although this lsn t impossible it IS highly improbable a former member of our faculty Mr Mcllvaine Many changes have taken place at W H S since he last taught here among them IS the new laboratory and equip ment that Mr Hudson IS demon stratlng Two of our more photographic mlnde faculty members get together to tal Two members of our higher mathematics department get to- gether to discuss some figures. Mrs. Krabill has just proved to Mr. Lyren that his is definitely round. over the methods of picture taklng Although Mr Grunwalds using th birdie to attract a smile Mr Coope seems to be much more interested n the camera Wa Wa, Q0 li? 1 l'Tl 'N CUSTQDIANS No one knows better than the Janltors the evlls of oubble gum paper wads and bean shooters for It IS their Job to make h ll sure these evlls do not clutter our a s and classrooms 1m RIVCTS l..aVerne Monbarren Charlle Banks Mrs Sadxe Conrad Mrs Mary Garcia Mrs Hazel Crumley Mrs Ruth Youtz Mrs Flsle KlSSllng Mrs Helen West Mrs Irene Mohler COQKS r hot stoves preparing The kltchen staff spends many tlresome hours ove nourxshxng lunches for the clty schools It IS the duty of these seven women to atlsfled ake sure that all appetites are s in f x, 'Q 0'f 'l . gf F, 1. ,. kk I ' ' , I a . J. . QM? -t l l f-fa pg 1 A ' ' f ' r 'X U ' lf, , 2 - . 5 Q , ' 5 r f ll a f- .I if Shu- 36 CLASS Bryan Adams Donald Adams Jerry Adams Kay Ahl Doug Andrews Barbara Appleman Jeanne Baker Sue Barden Tom Barnard udy Barnett eff Bamhart Margaret Bauer Merrxly Baysmger erry Beard Bully Becker Carolyn Beyer Don Blshop Ronnie Borclac Stewart Brock Amta Brown jernlyn Brown jerry Burkett Mark Burkholder Conme Chabm Karen Chaney Maver Cllfford Don Cunnmgham nm Curtxs Glorla Dancy Bruce Dawson Delores Dean Lorrame Dean Ronald Duka Dlckle Earley B111 Eggeman ohn Flsher Dlck Flemmg jerry Frledt Pete Garrxson Tom C-ettlg Blll Gxffin Beckham Sharon Gorman David Graham Judy Green jon Hall Mlke Hall Shelxa Hall 0 O Sharon Harter Judy Hath Nell Hexghberger Lmda Henderson Dlanne Hollenbach Patty Houston T in lVl1cl-:ey Hulsey Norma ean lrwm Carol acobs Dennis Joachim Sue jones Marla ean Kadlllac Arthur Keefer Frank Klllmger Russell Klllmger Tommy Kimmel Ursula Knndlmg Paul Klem D1ane Kochy Evan Krelder Charles Leatherman Verla Leatherman Barbara Leonard Evelyn Llndsay Barbara Llttle Wilson Love Lmda Lucas Bob Lyren Dan Malaney Lmcla Martln Barbara lVlcCeorge ,lohn Mclnerney Arthur McVey Ray Mnller Terry Mxller 'W' Vlrglnla lVl1ller Larry Mills Lydia lVl1lls ulla Motzko Patti Moyer Dave Murray Bull Nenser agar- Eddxe Nxcholson Ruth O Connor Barbara Oselancl Sandy Ott Nancy Overfleld Muse Parker 5x 'XX -r 'g Xu Fw' CLASS OF 60 S--V fx ,..- f p '90 Gary Parmelee jay Parsons jlm Pasterchek Mxomxra Perxslc Carolyn Peterson Llllxan Pmkley Marle Plpher Pat Plunkett Ramona Prince Tom Raynor Stanley Remy X 1-4 'Vs W J Patsy Renner Glenda Rlggenbach Davld Rohrer Denme Rosenberg Carol Saltzman Hans Scherner Carolyn Schuch xxx Carol Schultz jlm Seeley Marlene Shlpe Jacqueline Snffert Sheryle Slabaugh Betty Smxth Robert Stam Wlllnam Stam Alice Stonebrook Henry Stull Emma Tannenbaum 4 Dlck Thomas Nancy Thombs Charles Trostle if ann' RAM T Lynne Trotter Larry Varney '-...f Kay Vlcars Dxck Vmcent Peggy Vlolett Shlrley Walls Kay Lyn Welty Karen Weltzlen Denny West Terry West Jack Whltlam Paul Wlesen Evelyn Wolf Lynne Wolf Sandra Wrlght Terry Wynkoop 7 S Q 1 7' l f ' ' . . . . v vi fl Y . . . ' ,' If . ' L S V l D ,. - n Q , Xe s r-.-Q . 15 Q5 , , V yy Z' fwfr I -L' A f' -W - v: 4 f pf S f L as 'L H ' fa o Q! . x 4' D' .1 b,,, so - .. -Y, 5' . S ' T v X y-Q ' , L tt s ' A TK .1 1, V n 41 'wtf t S , SN I ,Xl ,A . JM! 'Q .4'f.- ,, ' 5 . V 'T f gr, my - f M flu' . CLASS OF ,iw Acee Alexander Bob Andrews Patty Arndt ames Artrlp Roger Baird Amy Ball w- 1-. Linda Ballard Ted Barger Conme Beech Dxcky Bowman Kenneth Bncker ANT Donna Bring C-ary Buckholdt Nlary Buckholdt Nell Buckmgham Barbara Chesser Bertha Cochran Martha Cochran X-11 X xr' sl Jack Cox Richard Crumrme Marllyn Curtis Mary Lou Darbyshlre Gordon Dean Lee Dean Catherine Dletz George Dodge lVl1chael Draughn Donald Dressler Betty Ann Duka Bob Earley Y .ef ,mf 'ms ff Dennls Easterday Kg www Charles Emx Kenneth Epplch john Ferguson :xv -' Paul Forster Robert Fortner Mft A ns I x sv ways? Davld Hanna Bob Hartman Richard Heath .4 Lynn Heavrm Todd Heberlmg at 5' 4 Susan Hensal f Alnce Hodge Q W xwL Y Helen Hodgkxss Nlarvm Holl Judy Holvey Wayne Houglan K. Betty ,Io Houston -X 5 I ' a'v ffl'- 39 ' 5 9 1 ' ' 4 75:25 'I , -- A. - . H ' 5. J ' . Q ' 4 V ef-,. E. ' 'lf -' Q., , - C , 4' 4 ff - 7- 'xx X I - ,ir , Q .P N I qv- 0- 1 M X, ee at , . V ..- 3 ,.- H yt .f , A ..- ,,. ,, ... H VA ,y X 1 4 . 9 gifs e , C - f v M - A Q, 7, I , ..- C' .-X, . iw. or ' , 43 i W?3'5'?f3i ' , . fl r - f gl - .J 4- v. QL i. ..-, V ' 'W .1 y ,tttt e My ,, X , ' V' , ' . 5 -C' ,. X. 1' ' 4 ., a N 1-5 ' l K 'ill ' ' A rrre ' or f f 4' A if I l . K M V? 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I.:-.x Maxx 7' CLAS9 Linda Huffman Grace Hunsberger Gretchen Hunsberger Tom ames Sally ,lanes Mary ,Ienewem Patty ,Ienkms John Kazar Sharyn Koosed fp Leah Krelder Lewxs Lamson Chnstme Larkms Donna Leaf Dlck Leavltt Carole Leedy 'M Roger Lovm im! .-.5 so My Tom Lucas -fx Pat Manwell Meta Mathes Jean Maynard Phyllls Maynard Yvonne McConnell Carol Mlller Ronald Mlracle Bobby Mnraglnotta Dlck Mitchell Donna Mxtchell Phylls Mumaw Sonja Nescheff Larry Noble Nora Noble ames Noe Valdah Nolan Adnan O Bryan Emerson Overholt Bob Parmelee jack Parsons ane Parsons Pat Perkms erry Plfer X' l Tamara Pray Mary Lou Quallck wi Danny Renner Rosalle Rnley 'f Merlyn Rock A Bob Rodgers Lmda Rudolph , ff, 1. ujlbf , he -li? ' -, Q 9 aa Gerald Ruskin. 0. ' nn 40 , f -1. , 7 ' y ... . . - 0 . 4 '- . v- r - ep . --' X A , 'E' - ' X 7 'n ,,. 'T J - JQNM ayla pf . I i A , 3 N nk' ,- av ' . .'s:wu.i,?12yg , ,L L ' Ax' L N. V A , - I g , wr .L B . T an ev- . L' V1 1. 5' . ...V I Q ' , N ,, -ff N M ' ' N M . 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Terry Wertz N Mudge Wxllxams Robert Wxlllams G anet Wxlllamson t Ralph Witherspoon jack Wohler Tommy Wolf Robert Wolford Dwight Wooters Phyllis Workman ean Wucllter Robert Youtz an m my-,.' get ea NW IH ain 'H' f4lef Pv S... e fmaw -fl-4 ww -. 3 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS CABINET ROW l Betty ,Io Houston lVlr Grunwald Advisor? Gerry Scheehle ROW 2 Dlclcy Bowman Robert Williams 42.5 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS CABINET ROW! Sue Barden Nlxss Baughman CAdv1sorD Verla Leatherman ROW 2 Stewart Brock Denny West 41 . -I Q ' A 1,4 , v- S- s- I ,ix S . X . vi 'E 1 . ' ' V A A r V I S, X . '. Xlxfyf' S 1 ,X I I ' ' ' '. 'QQ ff gk' A D l l C s . ' C -5 Q ' ' ,. - . , K L. al A A L . C .Qi at-Q --A 'sr ' 'X - lf- N' iv L.. 'V .V fr' l Q '1 Eg S ai-'5 A A . . , , .. N - ' c- A - . J 1 - an . , T - E - 2. I Q A 'f- . 5 A I :f 5 N A - f w T N- .. r, X I X .y Q' , Q 1 , , M T X Q W l A T' n Az, . ,. ,1 - . In gf -i ..- J . . 'S 5. . V' - , V- S ft: Q gg - . ff Q- . v A .1 X :Q v s L, 5, X - . b , . 2 so V 4 iff , ifafi 9,55 A Ag 'A px S A X W Q lr' G' 'S' ' . . ' ' ' w 1 .f' A Q . - ., ' T -' L- . fl -... 'T ' . N1 lr J V - I if ! ' L ' A - Q N , f - -A 5 k,.7' 'I ' C i x fr 1 ' 1' Y O I l , T.: iw' 1 g- ffsrggfl 'L 'f' C Wg-of-J V iq- Sandy Bunnelle Sonny Carmichael Gayle Carney Rlchard Chesser Donovan Conover DICIC DHVIS Edna Dean Rlchard DeLong Tom DeVoe Connle Eggeman Ed Ellebruch Blll Engler oyce l:.ngler Rose Enlx Davxd Everhard Emerson Farrell Fred Flemlng Carol Flood Kenneth Ford Bob Forsman Ni 'V Wi 3 QXHIJ sY !? W A' 1- 5 40' Suzanne Allan Roger Amstutz Frances Anderson Sharron Ashley Tom Ault Lols Baker Marcxa Baldwin ,lack Barnard jack Barto Judy Baughman Maxine Beltzel erry Berlin Dlck Brady on Buclcholdt CLASS N 5 L We 'W kwin BJ U ir! ! f Elizabeth Frase Vicki Friedt Bennie Cantz :V Shirley Goode Bill Graham B ,lg r.. 3, lg. .Ad X ua-fe ff sro we ' , 1' Q ,. s ' 'T V , H ,f, ' X bl, -o, ., . H A K f .K G n in ig cr ' v .1 1 x it T' f' K v S E K 'l. ji!-, x ' 'rx 1' J 4 igign Y Y' - ' , ... . rv B- ' J Dave Grxesmer A 1 Rhea Griffiths ' Carol Harter 4- vf V 1 fb. 5' ,,, ii -5 , who., . W W if 5 .3 I Judy Hartman K Marguerite Heath Rae jean Heavrln John Henson Carol Hilton Leann Hockensmlth wk' X -6' ' ,-. 01 WA me 1 '25, . i ww YL' ggi? 'Q Q, N WAS .N bv. rigs? 'Nt Joe Houston Henry Hudgens Bob lrwm Valle anes Brenda johnson Linda Johnston jane udge Florence Kee Larry Keeler jack Keyser Judy Keyser Marjorie Killinger Bill King Bill Kmnard Tom Knapp Helen Kyle Helen Lamson Perry Lamson Fred Larson Dons Leatherman I . ' 9 L .nl . . its W Q it ' 6 V Q- it .N m i I 4 ,' 1 v l 9 O F 5 8 J. 1 ' wi . 2 , if f , x xx.. . ,N ' ' :- v -5- S- J x , Y y 'x H m r - A A Q M44 l .ww v,.. ., ,. , W ,I , ,H f if -,e, ,. ., L . S- c- ', 1 'U J f vo X 3 N W 1 7 Q - V ' s x sb , 1 ,A ,. ii , f I fi- l lx V 3775i , I Y 7 .. I Nw , ' L-,. , Y I Q ,, ., L I B f f V 7 j .. ca- g B ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ' Q . :L 5- . . V e 5' :Q . . n. Q4 . V 1' , 4 3' 0. 2 v ll ' . qs' A px 1 B' Z- 7 :Q V I ', 1 I . X i , 43 4, E .- if If ', hi IU' 'iv A .-4' 'V in M 'Qs Davld Mumford Dan Nlcodemus Eddle Norman Eva Norris Kexth O Hnggms M Loretta Osbome George Parmelee ohnny Pasterclmel-c 15- Patty Pate Charlotte Pendleton Zvommxr Penslc Cary Randall Bobby Rankm Ellen Remker joe Rice Dorothy Robmson Denms Romam jo Anne Rood Tony Rowe Gerald Slnpe KVM X L-Q Lynn Lohr Lmda Lutz Blll Lyren Lanny Madden Jam Madigan Frank Malaney Carl Martin Plxyllls McCoy Judy Mccrork Larry McElroy Mickey Mxller Mllce Muller 2' 'G Lee Mxtchell 'lla' .,.,..., Carol Motzko CLASS -'ov tn., Ihnlald 'W 5 as V. X K ? M ' Q 'Hn Q ' . M L . A ' s- ' y 2 f A Z. -F' ' - -f ' 5 1 I ,, A . A I . , iw-.1 , v A V ., V, :El ,, 3' f.. X ff K . V . L A by ' 54' I ' 1 ' I : .' - 3. L if . . ,Q -- Q, .4 'Y NYM if , . A Y - I ' ' . 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I ' 1, ,K li .12 J K' Q ,. 1 , I , Q R N, - ' ' ll 6 Q I I Bette Shook H Larry Shoup 6' Mary Ann Simpson 3 Pat Smith Neil Spice Bob Stonier A Doris Angela Strlngfield Wayne Stripe Alberta tyer Mary Alice Sykes Roy Sykes Sue Ann Takacs Ray Terry jim Thayer O 8 'EMF' .fd fc, x..-r4 6' W2 ,v0 'J Gene Trease oan Trease Alan Trent Larry Trent john Trotter Cary Tumer Bobby Vargo o Vicars Wanda Wamer Sandra Weckbacher Nora Belle Weltzien Anne Westbrook oanne Wiegel Ellen Wohlford 'Vlarjory Wonders Bill Wood Bill Woods 'Vlelvm Workman Diana Yeaman David Young , z 4 'TNI T T. r T '-'f a f- K' ' . . qu Q' 0 . i my fr ,N- S , ' 'rv ,X if y ' sl x 41 l I F ' 5 K .tg T it - 1 K A MM .1 N f , it fx ., ' W -F iii't' x I T f S 'M' S Q..-. 1 4 z is M A l 3 Qs H Z, , : 5 Vi iiil iilf .,i: 'fl fl i Q , :ily . gi l 6 V Y h 6- y 'Q jp, J ' an As ' ' . . , X V V 5,4 S I5 2 4,?L.,, '3 ,, Q It K 0 J l on 5 I Y , I rf , 'y', V Q f I , - . I L- 1 'I ' ' , ' '. LA . -1' 45 .S 5 A ' .' - ff! i IO'- lm Blrger Harlan Borcherdlng :azz-mga as T Tony Borclac Beverly Bowman Don Bowman Davld Brown erry Butdorf WJ. Rae Carpenter Mae Clupps Bob Connell 1' 3 Lmcla Cordrey 5- 1' 3 1 Cary Dash Bob Davxs Dorothy Days Robert Dean Glenn Devoe Raymond Dxpletro Paulme Doubledee 1m Dressler janet Dulworth Darrell Easterday Shirley Elliott DIXIC Engler Betty Ann Erbse Cynara Erskme Tom Ewing Harold Famsworth Harry Finley Tom Flath Carol Frank Bruce Frase 46 492 MN -D Dualne Cflsllp Elalne Crlsllp Barbara Croslcey Carol Crumnne 5 S, Hu., wgf 1 'gp Y 94 ,451 ii Charles Crupl Bob Cuschleg B1llDan1el C L A S S Tom Darling mf hiv Dxwma E9 B -'r- B - - lil, ' '+Ak ' 'fn' ' ' 1 Q55 ' ' ' Q B71 . . ' GL . - - J , Y. . . 5 ,, , if 1 , -I 5, V I 'F-'ll B A ,if - 4 ' I V , B r , ' 64 v ' ' A -r rtrt ' ' j uB,- Af' an j . 0 ' 'T' Q Z .54 W ' J an Ui. Q! M 'A f R - ll ef. V M t r 1 f -at B r B ' -gvs fr , 1,352 l Q ' I I - - B B B f 1 '11-in B V B A AB Q 4 -A B V 6 A I 1 I 1,5 ' in W K . B - , 4 '- B r ' B v RQ.: r K Ai V 'QB Q 4 B B or - al l B ' Q f I f lp T, 'ri' 5- ' B l B r-f B lj -' ig, B 5 twig ' I BM, .,Ba y.BB V . 4 ry- f,5'1f:j4f Y ' , e ' N V eg, V 6 3 2 J' l 4, ' VV BBB lf' B B 9. ,vt V' t 1 A p i 1 .'. .J i l l ,Br ,V .Z L B f ? . . 'V - A f v. A , y B11 B l 5 Ri Y X: B' , l . 4 K ' B Q ' - '1 . j 1 1 ' 1 ry I ' B . B. 5 x,ft IX I X. fn B Dan FFIIZ Pearl Gelg Pat Celser :rx Elenora Gxsh Marv Coldstem Dxck Good Dale Curley Larry Hammer Mary Jane IPIBYFISOH George I Iarter JI-5,45 YVWIHH ohn Hartman Vmcent I IartzIer -yx Shxrley I Iawk Don IIeId Davld Hensal www ack Hmclall Maryann Houston Qu. Nancy Hudgens Debble Hunsberger if 1, ws X ' I ' wi I x X I II IL A Qtgnw ' , I . , V M Vyy, in iq , 3IN,:?,,,e,, V firsgrfnj , 'f'f, M I ,, , fwfr 5 W , I 'ml V V . A g - ' ' wut . - 4' , 7- f I Elm Q.. YW E 4.25- ur ilk K J :P Ln: L3 T-E O8- cw L-4 0 'J 5' D CD Lanny ones oan Kahl lm Kung Rlchard Kxsslmg John Klem Ray Kramer Anna Krexder Jim Kyle Roy Larson Dean Lecky Jerold Lichty Agnes Logar Judy Lucas Terry Lutz Ruth Macy Pat Maglic Helen Magyar Bob Marlin 47 E33 'KE lg ffl if Wi 'sp 'VN -f93 z We A-9' Mr-were Sam Nester Lowell NlCOdCI'I'lUb gf Phyllu, Nnpper Roger Oplmger Dlck Osborne I Margaret Pahlau Don Parmclec L V Albert Pease L4 4 Grant Perkins .QW Larry Perkins Carolyn Sue Pifer jo Ann Pifer Dick Reynolds Joy Riley Donna Rivers ' ' 4,4 ,Q 'I' :I . I :LV v,,Z ,, Jackie Rohrer 5 ' ,lane Roh rer 'Ill -' Verna Rohrer Bob Ruskan - joe Sandridge 4 'sy Q V , 7 I ff far w.. Clara Martin Thomas Martxn 5 ff' Ross McDowell Sheila lVlcC-All Paula Mxskell Ann Mxtchell johnny Moore Sandra Nescheff how' Y 4-vii' -v sd 'CW' 'x 48 L-fx. ii 1 e a , 1- ffrl L l e ' ' ,A ' L' l g- ii i 'I H hill , g --g , f an ,I Q ' 6 A -5 Q' - l .3 SVR 1 ' L ' 17 K M h Q , Q H as A 1- Chi at CS on fi 2 .ff vi. , , -1 , QU A V , : vi wW,,,, i ,V r V- . , A . . 2 W 5 I I 1' J ir -is 1.4 -R I R r A .L -Q , L X .K , , , V' u 'AJ 5 , , 3 - Q ff 'Y. .f , . V is -T , 3 v 5 Q, ' ' r r -A tw. Q -' , , ri - H , , VK ' . . - . , A A B K Tv 'NT ' 5 ff L K WK w ,, , 'X 4 rl ' Y EXE' is . 1 ,Q ,.,' KW' ' ' -, ': fiat N Sl -, ,V ':', 5. '-' . , A i I . X 5, N ' X A x YS Sandra Schultz ,ntl Judy Serfass Bonnie Shartzer S Darlene Shelly Ardls Sheppard Thomas Srmon Walter Sxmshauser Bruce Smith S' ss- Su ane Smlth Ralph Smith Nell Snyder Anthony Solaro Larry Spice Sally Stark Ronme Stelgerwalt -1 Twlla Stone Nancy Stonebrook Arleen Stormer Boyce Strmgheld ag '?W5W'M eww ' Q 'af Q it 'W' 'q-1 L- GE- N? rx. KAN vii of 1 WW -0-' 'W 'Ev 15 iff? -7 it . on Q. id' W I 12 QPX V' l la 'f T S54 5 Lf- v Larry Swagler Sondra Takacs Sandra Tennant Frances Thomas joan Thomas Geoffrey Toonder Carl Trease joseph Vlslaslcy Art Walkerow Davlcl Weaver Karen Welday Mrke Weltzxen Janet Wnlllams oe Wrlllams Dorothy Wohlford Richard Wolf Roger Wolf Don Yarman Sue Zeffer Sylvia Zlmmerly 5 . ' lif, -f -0 ' tl'-fi . ' G , , , 7 - , 4- fn . . . J . A L 4 ' 5 ,V A . Q NA V , -. 3 , X 'y . ,r K , 5 M Y L -, R. A it is ,E-f,gf,...,!, , i Q 15: ,J QQiL2,,e, 0 . 1 fi' I f, ' l ,g 5 y A- Q.. V 5,1 y W S l ' . I -- . 9. 'e i 33, Tiltli' It 59 f Q, - ' Q 1, ,S . ' ,:7 ,,j ' S - ft -Q ,Y 9 5 y . O F 7 . x - 6 l' ' . f T L- 4 ,L .. V' G- 2' 1' Ll 5 , ' QV .7 Q L 1' f V? , U. A Wg! H Pi 1, an sy T tw fs 1 fkilgk i G , , X 2 51-. Akron.. Qs- Ima A I1 f .f,-- ' W .fgafo , ,U -f xv W, ' pk, ,f , , , ,, 4. X, K 7 N , my F, v ww.. ,J :ff my ll 'J 3, V f. K' Ui' if ' fin ., cr -. , x -1 545 . e .- f 7 A . rx K in 'E I E . - ft D a ' ff 1 've 1 Q -J : Q . ,il Q .-Q. . sry l I WCM V 'T ,. 1. X .. . ' i I ' , ' 13 1 X 4 , X 3 - , i n V tv I . 5, V' f . M ' ' .- - W 6 V, Y Q.. q . Q, 'Q- 5' ,- . . tg! , 4 ' ' -l .lx 4' M,-, 'A l ff , eefev 4 . , Q 23 li e ,, ,Ii V gi - hgh. qii l 45 56- fa 1 , , .7 , , . jf W . 2- ' l 'niffi' ' 2' ' , ' 3 - 1 . ' Q ,r ' W 5' , . -2 ee' 2 .Z . gf V J 1 'K ' .T xr of 49 'Q rfb an K if 7 Jeannette Acker Roy Acker Steve Alkyer Rlchard Bam Gary Barnard Kate Beaver Nancy Beck Rlchard Beery Art Berhn gws 23251111 I' W was Hugh Blcksler S.. Judy Clark lm Conover l larry Cook Carol Cooper Roger Dash Larry Dean Bonnie DeLong lm Dennison Clyde DeVoe erry Duck Margie Dockus Edward Dressler William Earley Alan Easterday l lomer Everhard Jxm Flack Jack Foreman Betty Fox DeForest Freed Bob Frey 50 Roger Christian 1m Chrlstner I lv iid 'W-wif Si! James Boos LeRoy Bowman Audrey Brown janet Campbell Fae Carpenter CLASS ,- p.f ,, ,,., Qt A4 ? li .A Q. Q? , rg Vrky f ififif' h ' -. 5 K S , - . . x 6 3 A 3 r M A '-' Q , f '. V g I f . J up ' . Q 57 N ' as J B , '-:- Y ' sig.: In if . , U 'A A f 5, ' h B , 'A ireee f ' by A ,Q ' if L !'nyegV , 1, A ,, f-ff ' r,..xN 'K .L Xl V' X 'gy V I ,,' Qtxfwu , gi 5 A, ' kg, ,E-,V,'I-fflbolx . I .-W, ' Q . . , J. - . traf S J' W . A B ' 3:53. 1'- ' .j. , K f 4 Q fi B 4 JA . L J ' '- SAX N -f L ---. . Hx . N 5 - .B-lx Eileen Gaugler Patncxa Gercke aclue Clsh Gladys Gnesmer Mary Crow sqm? www Sally Hansen Merle Hawkins Joyce Heath rep Rodney Heberllng Chuck Held ??S'af Charles Heller Amta Henson Barbara Hlndall ane Holcomb Allce Holland Ronald Hontert O 6 lns Houglan MWRKFF Q we Mm 4 Egg Z' -fi G , I X '-if N K ,, . . 'r Q!-5 x 'mb Beverly Huffman Ruth Ann Humes l..01S jackson Joe ,Ianeczek Kent Joachlm Carol johnson jack Kallgren Bob Kilmer Ralph Kxlmer Dorothy Kxmmel Marxe-Lulse Kmdlmg Dianne King Bobby Kinnarcl Henry Koenig ,Ioan Kramer oanne Kraska Mila Kratzer Emil Kreider LeRoy Leatherman Roger Leatherman warm ,Q nu, we Slum janella Mxraglnotta Frank Moore Russ Moore Vernon Morgan Barbara Morrlson Carolyn Morrison lm Moutes George Mustrlc Robert Nettleton Carl Newcomer Bob Noble Sue Noggle Tony Ocepek Lmda Oplmger ean Orlando Peggy O Sulhvan erry Pate George Peroms Sam Phlllxps Martha Remker 52 'Pc' xt, bs- Q Roy Miller Katy Mxracle iq N-.,,. r?'4FQf 2 Gertrude Llddle Bob Llvengood Mary Logar jerry I..oGu1d1ce Frances Long janet Lowry Charles Madden Steve Marmaroff Mlke Martxn Shlrley Martln Able Mast ,Iamce Mater Cecll Nlaynard Betty McEntee 59. 'CZ 'Pi g 'Q Linda McKa1n C L A 4. 131 'E 115 SS Ruthxe Rexroad Wmnre Rrchards Nancy Riddle Thomas Rres Donna Rodgers Freclerxck Rohrer Nancy Rohrer Denny Rothacker Terry Schultz Marllyn Serfass Nancy Shannon Lois Shelly Ruth Shoup Carol Smith nm Smlth AN' Q Wahfw .,-sf i eff 'bw Lxnda Smxth W -v WHIP' Carol Sprce Larry Splcer Carol Staab Sondra Swartz Roberta Sykes oanne Tennant Lowell Thomas Don Vance Betty Van Nostran Carolsue Washburn Carol Ann Weber Gary Welty Lmda Welty Margaret West Ted Wxdder Pat Wresen Charlene Wllson Larry Yarman Jan Yelmek Glen Zuber 53 1 . . , kk, K Q - . . 'Z L. ,- . ,L M, I , V S Xu :V - A J- ff., r , , ' ' A Q? if Q f 1 Q., gs-5 J. , ,, wr ef 1. ' 11 1, ix Y ' . S . 2 ' Nt f ,as S 4 . . we 9 SK i . . . .iv 5 6 Patl'lCla Smith . QQ! W 1 S A. A , r r W- L .L f ',, . gf af K- 'Q so .,. QV S J 5 l F ' ' ? , - ,, rv A . ' Z, ' v .1 ' V I L r : f 42 Q n ' I . ig xv H ' A' -wut' f 5 'I 'wif N 0, 'L v 1.2, i Q Q- P G' ' If ,. f ' Vi, FRESHMEN -ROW lr Mrs. Krabill QAdvisorQ, David Everhard, Brenda john- son, ROW 2: Mickey Miller, Valle Janes, Joe l louston. SOPI IOMORESW-ROW l: Dixie Engler, Mrs. Stearns QAdvisorJ, Joan Kahl. ROW 2: Charles Crupi, Bob Martin, Dean Lecky. LQ. CLASS 1 'Q So' JUNlORSfMrs. Giffin QAdvisorD, William Earley, Alice Hollancl, Sue Noggle, llarry Cook, Carol Cooper, Mr. Gerstenschlager QAdvisor The hard-working class cabinets are respons- ible for the many activities of their individual classes. Elections of officers are held each spring after a vigorous campaign. CABI ETS These three senior girls, Carol Harden, Sandra Swagler, and Dora Ann D'Zurik, match wits in a fast-moving game of char- ades while they wait for the remaining members of the prom committee to arrive. Both the prom and the charades proved to be successful. J , . ,fa xg I . O From the cast of the Senior Class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Gary Joachim, Sandra Swagler, Carol Christian, and Bob Krout take a break during rehearsal to try on some of the necessary props. The question of whether Carol will sink or swim seems irrelevant to the fact that the life jacket fits. SENIOR CLASS CABINET ROW l: Lincla Williams, Dick Dela- grange, Marion Pisanelli, Mrs. Gairing fAdvisorj. ROW 2: Keith Burkholder, Carol Christian. i l 55 j 1 BOB KROUT With a smile that leads the way Bob has won many friends He excels as a musician on his sax ophone and is quite active in all school activities DICK DELAGRANGE Dick takes part in many activities Ile is pleasant and has an engaging smile for everyone He has a hard not to like JIM REAM Wherever you find cars you will find im He is veiy good with his me chanical ability He al ways manages to have a good time no matter what the occasion 'fi CLASS GUY HALL Guy has a never-a-care- in-the-world manner about him all the time. Ile man- ages to enjoy himself no matter what the situation. was Wagn- SANDRA SWAGLER Sandra is a hard working co editor of the annual ller intelligence and de penclability mal-ce her areal friend She likes to be out of doors with the Trail blazers se- 9-,T CAROL CHRISTIAN Keisy, as she is called by her many friends, is an all-round girl. She likes the out-of-doors, but cer- tainly doesn't confine her- self to any one part of life I ler wit has enlivened many a dull Class MARY LOU MCENTEE lVIary Lou has a large col lectlon of records She has an unusual personality which enables her to adapt herself to every situation PAULA NEATI-I Here is a petite miss who has dark hair and brown eyes She is a very peppy girl who gets much n joyment out of her extra curricular activities M R - ' ' N. of . I 'WL i I I -f -ns, I OCS, 'QE - e e.'. W fi.. . . gi- V i D ' . lm., I' I e ' humor that makes him 'Hr Q, ' , 4 I I gh ' ' . I , Wf5!f,k X T21 3 , Q ab 'fi 7 . X' Iii' 1: - . Fix JO ANN BORDAC o Ann IS very candld and unabashed She hkes color ful Argyle socks She wlll be remembered for the fun that always accompames her when she goes on campmg trxps CAROL ANN HARDEN Carol one of the co editors of the 55 Whisperer has a quick laugh and a pleasing personality C h IS al ways looking for a good txme and her frnendlmess helps her along NANCY DARBYSHIRE Nancy IS an artlst who ranks wlth the best She xs reserved ln manner but IS very pleasant to be around She IS a hard worker ln anythmg she undertakes She hkes the out of doors and often goes campmg wxth her frlends mg, 345' -----val O 55 MARILYN MILLER Marllyn IS actlve ln many school orgamzatlons She IS very talkative and has a quick smile for anyone KEITH BURKHOLDER Kelth IS an able athlete He IS a conversatxonal whxz and likes to talk People find has deep vorce very pleaslng He llkes to take part 1n every lund of p ank JOE ARPAD Joe IS well llked by all hxs classmates As presxdent of Student Councll h hears the many troubles of the teachers and stu dents Joe IS a brg brg big boy and qulte wltty He is crazy about old cars JOHN WILLIAMSON ohn IS a fun lovmg lad who always has his eye out for new and dlfferent ways to amuse hxmself He IS very much mterested m sclence and mechamcs and enjoyed hls physics class MARION PISANELLI This year s strong and ab e football captain wnll ong be remembered both as a fine sportsman and a fine person CLASS BOB GOOD Bob IS an lndustrlous worker no matter what the job He IS qulte tal en ed a cl IS a w ll mannered gentleman His favorite sport IS tel nls WILLARD HOUSTON Otch IS kept qulte busy wlth his many actlvltles He has a joke for any occasion whether one IS warranted or not He has done a commendable ob keeplng annual staff funds ln order KENNY MIRACLE Monk IS a top notch ath lete who has made qulte a name for himself He be longs to that happy or ganlzatlon the Machine Shop fir. , RUTHANN COCHRAN Ruthanns black natur ally curly halr IS her lden tlfylng mark She IS full of mlrth and laughter whlch can be brought out at the slightest incident J if' --.....,. in 'Van any 'ki' ii! x - ti 5 , if DICK WOLFORD Dicl-Us ready humor ancl mischievous look always provide plenty of action and laughs for his class- mates. He manages to get a lot of fun out of school. LINDA WILLIAMS Linda better known as Suzie to her family noted for her neat appear ance and her smlllng countenance Although Linda s extra curricular aCtlVltlCS take up much of her tlme she IS always wllllng to help other people PAT BABCOCK A friendly girl who IS active lh many clubs Pat has a large vocabulary and makes use of It by being sarcastic ln a nlce way She says what she means and means what she says DORA ANN DZURIK Dora Ann hands every- body a clever line and expects a good answer in return. She is a good con- versationalist and likes to associate with people. CDF '55 GARY WEST JUDY McGILL udy is a commercial student who does her work very neatly and efhciently She is easy to make friends with and consequently is well liked MARLEAN GERBEC Marlean is very consclen tious and well liked by all Although she is quiet and reserved her Hashlngsmile has made many friends for her ELSIE HEAD Elsle has an intriguing smile and IS friendly t everybody She plays hot sax in the band She is quite attractive and sensible 'Qin Yip JE 'RRY GORMAN erry is a talented artist makes friend easily and has a ready and wmnmg smile He enjoys swim ming and likes the out of doors in general 'x i YD- .-r W C .ff ' 430- vgg. -we ik 'M '4: MARY ALICE PARMELEE Mary Alice's ideals and her loyalty to her friends will be of great value to her both now and in the future. v 2 '50, DICK SMITH Good looking Dick is quite a lady killer He is always ready with a witty remark to suit the occasion A an able leader and a hot trumpeter Dick is quite a busy boy JIM ALLAN im is well known around W H S for his mechan ical ability He is com monly called Sluefoot thanks to the imagina tions of some of his friends Gary, known mostly for his sports ability, has won many friends through the sportsmanship he has displayed in every ath- letic event in which h has participated. Qs-7.3, 1. , W,-wr fps ' EUGENE STAAB Here is a boy who is tall blond and well groomed His nice appearance is topped off with a shy smile Having a reliable manner he makes a true friend JACK BUTDORF ack has the kind of wavy hair that the girls all go for He spends a great deal of his time in the print shop but that has not stopped him from be coming a polished dancer JOHN HANNA ohn is rather quiet until he is drawn out His shy ness however is a win ning feature of his per sonality and it is an honor to claim him as a friend FREDA STALEY This blue eyed gal has long blonde hair She is hep on the latest fashions She is quite talkative and gay when she is with her friends CLASS GARY JOACHIM Cary, well known around W. H. S., is not only an intelligent student. but a good Sportsman. He is an accomplished artist and likes to write poetry. Jarrin' Jake is certainly a nice person to be around. LORETTA HERSHEY Loretta is certainly a friend to all and always willing to lend a helping hand. She is a college prep student who takes a great deal of interest in her work. ESTHER RITZMAN Esther s red hair is a com mon sight at W H S She has a mellow tone to her voice which is alto gether pleasing Esther is a reliable help in emergency PAT LEATHERMAN Pat is a slim girl full of boundless energy Perhaps this energy and her over whelmxng school spirit are the reasons that she is a cheerleader f ' 3 i . i .i I ' l i i I ' an s X 3 it J ' . . I . i ' ' ' I ' A A N i, fr. ' is hi , tt ii 'l' f NO' Y' if if 'E' MYRA WESTBROOK A very nice girl who does n t know exactly what she will do with her life after school is out With her ambition she is sure to succeed in whatever she does CORA OLIVER Fromllighland camecora I -q, a girl with much ambition and a pretty smile LUCY MAROVICH Lucy is active in school organizations She has brown hair and a happy smile ller soft voice easy to listen to as DON BACSO Don is a pleasant fellow to be around lle is quite a lool-:er and is always in style with the latest in men s fashions lle seems to have a knack for get ting into mischief OF '55 SHIRLEY VENEY A friendly nature has won many friends for Shirley. ller happy laughter is contagious. so no one stays blue around her. 'Fin VNU' bt' 12 -.'... JOHN KREIDER john is an apt agricultural advocate. lle is very quiet. but is still quite pleasant. BOB ERBSl:. A big country lad with sparkling blue eyes Bob is always ready with a friendly smile and is full of happy wit JERRY NEWCOMER Hard farm work rewarded erry with ever ruddy cheeks and the contented smile he is always wearing He is quite popular and deservedly so for every it :V X I A . 1 N 5: S V: I . ,. o . . , , N. r we- - ' V - I 4 . . I . Q VV - X if , i. x ' l . f A A ff --x .A AV t V 1 ss an A J - . . I . . ' B 'N I ' ' . . I Viyr ly lx IA ' .. .V :Q A D ' - P .f . . V v one is his pal. X X A ff' 3 if - ' 3 .. E . ,- ., H, . , ' I ' ai? b . is . f ' ' ' ' . - 1 , 1 L X 2 I , E . BOB WESTFALL His specialty is drawing airplanes: automobiles fascinate him. His brown, curly hair lends him the air of a ladies' man. JACK WILLIAMS ack ha dark hair and a rather short stature flis humor and hearty laugh make him a pleasant per son to be around lle 1 easygoing around school and is an active Naval Reservist MARVIN KUDER Marvin is a small quiet lad who never says any thing unless it is abso lutely necessary A special quality is his deep voice 4? CLASS DAVID KOLLERT Although he is small, the effect of his gay person- ality in a crowd of his friends is great. He has a happy-go-lucky manner when he is away from all worries and cares. 55-sv' BLISS CAMP Although Bliss is shy she is very amiable when you get to know her Her sin cerity and reserved atti tude have made her likable and popular Q5 mi fir 'bv fa M ll it JOYCE HA RPLEY Joyce has the commend- able trait of being able to fit in anywhere. She has a host of friends, and her pleasant smile is a winning characteristic. PAULINE PHILLIPS Pauline is an excellent student in the commercial field. She finds that gab- bing with her friends is a great pastime. She has a very characteristic giggle. FRANCES MAGYAR Fran is a quiet reserved girl unless she is among her special friends then her personality undergoes a change She is a source of pleasure to her friends QI H X ' fi. ' - 3 4 if Qi. cf: ' s I ' A ' ' 4 1 I A ii. QF '55 MARTHA KILMER The saying. Look toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you, is certainly true with Martha. She is in- dustrious and well liked. SHIRLEY MYERS Shirley IS a good typlst and shorthand taker She is often seen but not often heard She belongs to many organizations CAROLYN OTT Some people seem always to be happy and carefree and Carolyn is one f these lucky people Since happiness is contagious she is always welcome JIM GORDON jim is really a big boy, and he is proportionately good natured. llis cour- tesy and amiability are fine traits, and he always has a rather nonchalant manner about him. Q ser Q f -Kg env'- 'Mk 1 J X 'E' -g-' at 2'-4 '- + efs., 5 NANCY LAMSON If you hear a deep but feminine voice you im mediately know that Nancy is near Don t let her voice fool you she is really very nice and pleasant ,Q ' TOM SMITH This boy has blond hair that is slightly curly His deep and mellow voice is especially pleasing to l1s ten to He has a quiet humor and is very likable DARRYL STEELE This carefree easygomg fellow has a large build but his heart is just as big He likes Football and always tries to have a good time LARRY McDOWELL Larry s home town is not Wadsworth b t h well liked by all his asso crates He does his part to pep up the school spirit during the sports season We nf ?:' WALTER SKIDMORE Walter grins from ear to ear at the slightest provo cations He always engoys a good laugh and likes to get into deviltry if it is at all possible CARSON SMITH Gifted with naturally cur ly halr Carson wishes it were straight He is inter ested in agriculture and conservation RAY ANDRE Among the seniors at W H S is hard working Ray Andre Ray is always will ing to help out by offering the use of his tractor and wagon for a hay ride E' CLASS EDDIE STEELE Eddie is often seen behind an outdoor sports maga- zine, reading about his favorite pastime. A great fan of the out-of-doors, he spends many hours hunt ing and trapping le. ZW ca an PEGGY LONG Peggy s artistic talent has made h r demand throughout the years Her ready wit has enlivenecl Spanish class XXL-.,--f COLETTA DULL Beneath Coletta's quiet- ness is knowledge. She is an excellent student and takes a great interest in her work. Her reserved manner has in no way hindered her social pres tlge for she has many friends PHYLIS BOGGS Phylis s chatter and laughter are the reasons she is usually surrounded by friends Her humor at times is quite subtle MARY ANN DOCKUS Although there is little heard from Mary Ann she IS not nearly so w1th drawn when she is with a companion She likes auto mobiles and spends much time playmg her clarinet l A , I S - I if I I g - i , e It J W KSA? . . , ' ' . ' - he knows a lot about , , i '-- ':' ,V :-i' i ' ynnk , 4, Q 1 f Zi S ' . I i l - - e in ax 'E PAT EGGEMAN When you are around Pat you are bound to be care free She loves a good joke whether xt IS on her or someone else Her red hanr can well be a source of much pride JANE TAYLOR She may be small m sta ture but she IS blessed wlth the glft of gals and much W1 She has pleasant smlle and friendly to all CAROLYN NORBERG Carolyn s most promment feature IS her wnllmgness to work She IS always ln a hurry xt seems but she never has to go anywhere too urgently to stop t speak to someone A-fa. Gb ing. i O 55 WYELDA SPENCER Pretty blue eyes and a mce volce add much to her attractiveness She has a reserved frlendlmess whlch insures a kmdly way Ga., 5.18. h 3 Q 1 Kgs JIM RIVERS 1ms smcere frlendshlp and his broad grln have brought many frlends to his doorstep llxs hearty chuckle can always b heard around W ll S 'YUQD 1 DICK WUCHTER Duck spends many hours ln study and IS a hard worker Thxs combmatzon plus a conscxentlous attn tude has earned for hmm a hugh posltlon ln scholar shnp ALLEN CHABIN Allen has proved hlmself to be a good planlst He IS an accomplished rtnst and a determmed and successful student Hls ready smnle and blond halr are hls trademark JAMES WIESEN A dark complexxon and coal black halr are lm s strongest features You will find him turmng around to the call f Sonny I ' x 1 9. 1, .- s F a .A 4. K f 3, A h ,A U . 'A I X l I ' - A s , c . E' . W by yei, H I - - .. XXX X f B i R I 1 tg, . U 1 K gi U U , A ' ' A x. 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' 1' ' ' - ' S, 0 L r 6 R , R, yy CLASS OF ,55 HAROLD THOMPSON l larold is nicknamed Little Gus. lle acquired this name while h was freshman lle has a per sonulity that is exhllarat mg in a group FRED OPPLICER During school hours verv little is heard from Fred However he is very active in the Explor r Scout division of Boy Scouts RAY SHELLY Although this two hundred pounder wa never athlet could have been an asset to the football team Ray ls rather carefree and gay if BARBARA SHERWIN This girl has long hair and is quite friendly. ller slow manner and Hashm smile are character tic She takes her time no matter what she is doin 'T N-W R fit nw 'Zh' tl' CLOTENE SHELTON Pert and petite Clotene goes about in her quiet way She is always smiling and makes a sincere friend for anyone TOM EMIG To'n is ve y Jovnl and is always looking for some victim for a practical Joke He accep s the inevitable consequence good na turedly CARL LEATHERMAN An avid machinist Carl is reported to be one of the best He does his re quired work conscien tiously JACK WEST He has n idle gait espe cially :round school he is a hearty prmt shopworker lle is a friend to anyone and everyo me . Q a K . g . in . ' ' - is ' . M 1 . ' ' g. r - ' 0 1 31 . ' r i .1 . A I . kg .R ,W . . Q ' nf ' . . . 1 . . 3 I - . A ' e . s, a ' Y i ' 1' K . , 5 . - an R ' , ically minded, he certainly E ' A ,f I v 7 'Q 5, ge. x ' ' , T au' - . O . . 4 ' , I s - X a I - ' , ' 3 I f fr? mexi- A senlor truly worthy 0 her tztle the Annual ueen 0 1955 Ruthann Cochran 'an 3 Q: , il' ss , if .lr -u QA ,gee H 'Mft ms' Hi K ' LMW QMS.: ,risk -W D f'l gawk FH 'i rr--f 19 X jmwam vi 5 if ' 1.22.64 Eff Li,-'ff '! QZWWCP beef-i, I J QQ E'-' W- 'VX f'- if X 3 fwff' THE ANNUAL STAFF Y The Annual Staff puts forth a great deal of effort and sacrifices much tame for mountlng plctures, wrltmg copy, and proofreading each page several tlmes Each spring, however, when the books are passed out, the memories of thls seemlngly endless job fade, and a brlghter feellng of pride takes thelr place R X ew, sg ,2- f f? N--s mv' JUXN !V'l?W E75 X 14135 7' r PN X NJ - s 4 ' W f' i v 0 7 V, f ,. . nga 'Y 4 'qi' 0 I , , A3 If ,iz In rf Lt ' . .Y ' if ' 5 E . 'fl In ' r' ,Q TLS' E 5' ' Yi L 1 6 ' - .'- if X X eff ll ,arg .k....f, y I sl' D, .A -. X . i, QT.. I ,..: -I x 'A' I ., 5 , ff 41' ' -52 .S : : f 5 a F 1 ?!'f- .. I' . I , F 1:17 A ff? 'RX H 7 N5 1 2 ' , 2 ' I , 4 ? ' s if 27 W7 x N A ' ff? 2' I2 H q af 1. vim. .f sr. , K 1. ,- l 5' so F' L -1 Q g a 'H 1, Q iq 5 Q Y--1 f we A ER' X N3 ' I ' E XM ' Ur! V r mf, X ' ' If 1 ' . f QfX,x,,N H 1, lf., M, 4 il' K 1 V i 5.1 v . f x 1 - ' : af ?:f fy 7- - I il -lung, K V' if ax .-. 'K' 3 -I--1 x ff -. '-- . 6 I Ali? L -5 F 1 ' ig I M . - ,sk - I ff. Xl qv XS 0 Y LM lx 2 ' .1 A N5 A ' 'lx L A , V RX , x ., 'I E X ' I J -aff f L. it 77 -T1 f f w I -A W-.. - - A - .. ga U ' .JMX I y in y ' Mn Il - .4 ' 'QS if i r-a'.amai .4-.2 ROW I: Zeffer, Frank, Stark, Miss King fAdvisor , Nescheff, Rohrer, Schultz. ROW 2: Miller Swagler, Ritzman, Lamson, Camp, Nipper, Carpenter. ROW 3: Nlarmaroff, Lichty, Staley D'Zurik, Carpenter, Klein, Vislasky. ROW 4: Smith, Arpad, oachim, Burkholder ICURNALISM The duties of the News Staff have been assumed by the Journalism Class. The aspiring young reporters learn the aims and rewards of the newspaper field as they work together to publish the weekly high school column, the GRIZZETTE. Dora Ann D'Zurik types her daily journalism assignment while lfae Carpenter takes a final glance at a feature she has just written. l ROW I: Carol Harden, Sandra Swagler, Ruthann Cochran, Carol Christian, Mrs. Cairing QAdvisorJ. ROW 2: Gary Joachim, Dora Ann D'Zurik, Linda Williams, Mary Lou Mc- Entee. ROW 3: Willard Houston, Dick Dela- grange, joe Arpad, Bob Good. 'i 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Joe Arpad, Carol Christian, Freda Staley, Ruthann Cochran, and Gary Joachim were elected to the society in their junior year. Freda was a member in her former school, Rittman High. 72 Ai. p+'- -f-- - Character, leadership, and scholarship are the requirements of good citizens, and deserve recognition. These students have been chosen for membership in N.l'l.S. because they excel in the qualities which make Amer- ica proud of its youth. N 1 The National Forensic League is the high school speech organization composed of volunteer students who are in the upper two-thirds of their class. The Wadsworth High School Chapter of N.F.l... is a reminder of how much this club does to improve the speaking ability of its mem- bers. They gain confidence when speaking in public and learn to present their ideas in a manner which can be easily understood. ROW I: Yeaman, West Mr, Holmes fAdvisorj Good, Schultz. ROW 2 Babcock, Janes, Harter Grow. ROW 3: Borcherd ing, Stone, Houston, Frey Spice. N. F. L. Rev. Wellemeyer offers his congratulations and medal to the Medina County first-place winner in the Prince of Peace Contest, Terry Schultz. v ,QQ ...f V ' V tg I.. ' ' OVQ Qvb ,. I Cl 'f 0 v Eb 1' 1 .5 V ' TQ, , T , W is W y i-4: MA as I ray., N Fr. l gn- H-vtq' 9- 4- J .xy S ROW l: Mr. Hanna QAdvisorJ, Babcock, Miller, lVlcCill, Swagler, Harden, West, Spencer, Houston. ROW 2: Tennant, Holcomb, llenson, Humes, Hershey, Kratzer, King. ROW 3: john- son, Holland, Campbell, Orlando, Christian, Cochran. ROW 4: Joachim, Head, Norberg, D'Zurik, Dockus, Hindall, Pisanelli. F. T. A. Teaching is one of our greatest vocations, and deserves the interest shown by our F.T.A. members. The F.T.A. is given every possible opportunity to become better acquainted with the teaching profession through local and county club work. This year the club has adopted a guidance program to aid students in choos- ing a suitable profession. One of the best-known functions of the Future Teachers is substi- tute teaching in the grades and in the high school. Willard Houston gets down to third-grade level as he offers some aid to one of the students, Sue Ann Vikander. Nz 'Nl' Every Tuesday noon throughout the school year, students sacrifice their lunch hour for the sake of participation in the governing of our school. The ears of Student Council have heard many lively discussions concerning the problems which arise among the faculty and the student body. Working as a minia- ,f X ture democracy, the council attempts to solve these problems for the betterment of all. THE CABINET ROW I: Janes, Arpad, Burkholder, Kahl. ROW 2 Earley, Noggle, Mrs. Gairing QAdvisorD, Scheehle ROW 3: Miragliotta, Crupi, Miller, Christian. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW l: Hensal, Miller, Martin, Leatherman, Ritzman, Lamson, Adams. ROW 2: Hall, Vargo, West, Earley, Heath, Dean, Janes. ROW 3: Cuschleg. Houglan, Hindall, Gorman, Ewing, Hensal, Logar. ROW 4: Houston, Frase, Dean, Wolford, Miracle, Musch. 50.1 'EA'-Q, , 9 'Cb 'lx .lfmyl .0 Y uf: ill 5 '- Qin 0 - ' ff' :QQ - fr -- r 1' ' . fb ,-f, ... ' , .avr ,H- rvf- L Sb' BUCKEYE STATE It is important that everyone s r ! .' 'Wy know about our government. The Rotary offers two girls and three boys a chance to attend a program where they are given an oppor- tunity to learn the necessary funda- mentals of our democratic form of government. Dick Delagrange Mary Lou Mcllntee Joe Arpad Dora Ann D'Zurik Bob Good WCRLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE These two seniors were chosen in their junior year to attend the World Affairs Institute at Cincinnati. There they met high school students from four different states and heard lectures concerning the reciprocal trade routes. Their two-day trip was sponsored by the Rotary Club. Gary Joachim Carol Ann Harden 'ia We 1 V,!, J H - ROW l: Elsie Head, Pat Leatherman, Carol Christian, Marilyn Miller, Nlarlean Cerbec. ROW 2: Esther Ritzman. Sandra Swagler, Paula Neath, Loretta Hershey, Ruthann Cochran. ROW 3: Lucy Marovich, Martha Kil- mer, Judy McGill, Carol Harden. ROW 4: Linda Williams, Mary Lou lVlcEntee, Nancy Darbyshire, Dora Ann D'Zurik. ROW l: James Rivers, Marion Pisanelli, Kenny Miracle, Dick Delagrange. ROW 2: joe Arpad, Gary Joachim. Dick Smith, jerry Newcomer. B. P. W. The Honorary Business and Pro- fessional Women are chosen by their classmates in their senior year to attend meetings with the adult members. There they ob- serve the organization and opera- tion of an actual business club to benefit them in their future life. HONORARY ROTARIANS Being an Honorary Rotarian is indeed a great privilege. The boys, who are chosen by their classmates. are given an opportunity to attend the Rotary meetings. There they are introduced to the members of the club, who acquaint them with the functions of the organization. 77 'T' 14, W?-.4 Hy ' vs ew '50 F1 v .rs fxx 'ii vb nf As the smokestack has a pur- pose, so each club has a purpose for being formed. The purpose of the Tri-Teens is to learn to serve Cod and their country so that they lead better lives. They elect a cabinet from their own members, and with the guidance of their advisors, Miss Allen. Mrs.Schaffer, and Mrs. Carnegie, they plan for the annual formal and for many service projects. Y Pegs W -mi U t ,gf at JR. at SR ROW lzjohnson, Riley, Cordrey, Nipper, Crislip,Carpcnter,l1ngler,Baldwin,Wohl- ford. ROW 2: Wellzicn, Simpson, Bow- man, Kee, Lutz, Pate, lingler, Logar. ROW 3: Trease, Smith, Keyser, Flood, Goode, Pendleton, Carney. ROW 4: Moser, Styer, Thomas, Geig, Griffiths, Mccaman, Kreider, lilliott. ROW I: Zeffer, Frank, Bunnelle, Serfass, Kahl, Houston, Harrison, Nagel, Harter. ROW 2: Kyle, Hartman, Johnston, Zim- merly, Maglic, Leatherman, Takacs, Mrs. Schaffer QAclvisorD. ROW 3: Mrs. Carnegie CAdvisorJ, Friedt, Rohrer, Schultz, Ten- nant, Pahlau, McGill, Myers. ROW 4: Rood, Shartzer, Gish, Wohlford, Hawk, Takacs, Neiser, Dulworth. ROW I: Miskell, Hilton, Geiser, Martin Shook, Lamson. Sykes, Lucas. ROW 2: Beitzel, Miskell, Miskell, Vicars, McCoy, Lohr, Yeaman. ROW 3: Westbrook, Nescheff, Crumrine, llunsberger, Allan, Pifer. ROW 4: Thomas, Slone, Ashley, llockensmith, Janes. Qs Q I .... il-f' TRI-TEENS ROW l: Kratzer, Smith, Griesmer, Hen- son. King, Beck, Holcomb, Shelly. ROW 2: Kindling, Camp, Morrison. Noggle, Tennant, Krasl-ca, Rodgers. ROW 5: Rex- road Hershey Lamson O lin er Rein ker, IWelty. ROW 4: Richaildsgpairmeleei Neath, Miller, Riddle, Ritzman. Johnson. ROW l: McE.ntee, McEntee, Leatherman, Christian, Williams, Cooper, Humes. ROW 2: Spice, Gaugler, Miss Allen CAd- visorl, Miragliotta, Yelinek, Mater. Car- penter. ROW 3: McKain, Gercke, Smith, Staley, Cochran, Head, Gerbec, Babcock, Bordac, Fox. ROW I: Swartz, Miracle, Shannon, Ott Oliver, Serfass, Shoup. ROW 2: Myers, Crow, West, Harden, Swagler, McGill ROW 3: Hindall, Long, Dockus, Smith Staab, Campbell, Holland. ROW 4: West brook, Darbyshire, Jackson, D'Zurilc Heath, Houglan. 1 4 'J' ir gf -Jl 5,4 8.-' .,w. 5 sm. , . as Morrison, Clark, Orlando, Gish. ROW 4: gy, -O .fl , V6 . , H I .V ,, W , 4 'Q L-1 if 'Q if M f. Y Suv Each year many educational programs are presented at the meetings to aid the girls n choosing a vocation Included ln these programs are nurses cos motologlsts stewardesses e c. The year is completed with a formal installation of the new officers and a farewell tea to the seniors. wwe' 1 , N .-.10 x, ' 'f 3 i A A s I-All K 'W is 1 x 1 5 ummm ' 'f'4'lS s Lf'l' if gf .llll gxwfif at ROW I: Ewing, llindall, Mathcs, llouston, Good, Wolf, Crupi, Peronis. ROW 2: lVlr. Hudson fAdvisorD, llasterday, Cuschleg, Goldstein, Pease, Schultz, Martin, Flath, Brown, Mr. Schaffer CAdvisorD. ROW 5: Kissling, Borcherding, lVlartin, Nlustric, lfrey, Everhard, Spice, Koenig. ROW 4: Kreider, Christner, Dennison, liarley, Barnard, lleberling, Joachim. ROW 5: Weaver, Heller, Bacso, Dressler, Arpad, Joachim, Bain. The King and Queen of the Hog Rassle, Joanne Kraska and Kent Joachim, carry out the theme by feudin', fussin', and fightin' in true Dogpatch style. SENIQR HI-Y The fact that Hi-Y is one of the oldest clubs in school proves that it is worthy of recognition. These clubs play a very important role in preparing our boys to be citizens we can be proud of. annual ul-log Rasslen which they spon- sor The Jr. Hi-Y participates in a varied program, which includes games, f iv U P Q 'WNFR- -.W Pg! we O0 . , as, rx :fl 'f' in 'C gf fish Q get fl fx-,agl In Rss. , , - -x Y' ' 1. Q -' GI- .- , ,Q ji '-Q. as fiafl T 4 1. ' ' . 'UE J .V -- ' T ., Ei .V ,' X . .ff Zffeel- r as ,ALA iw '- ff A Q 1 Pls, it r -.J ROW I: Shoup, Gantz, Mills, Lyren, Miragliotta, Lamson, Trent, Barger, Nicodemus, Swagler. ROW 2: Mr. lVlcllvaine fAdvisorD, Andrews, Renner, Giffin, Heath, Love, Seeley, Parmelee, Rosenberg, Mr. Fuller fAclvisorQ. ROW 3: Lyren, Houston, Wolford, Miller, Hall, Wood, Trotter. Parker. ROW 4: Raynor, Lamson, Keyser, Mumford, Miller, Trent, Larson, Henson, Everhard. IUNIUR H1-Y mm-1 1-1. Tm: HUG RASSEL The main event of the Sr. Hi-Y is the ' speakers, and club projects. ' W M- so r'm-W'- - '- W Ms ' mzrix ' sTRlt'rl.Y IN!-'omni Music By Joncs Buys Ibozpalrh Royality Honored lluring Intermission Admission .40 cents Stag' .75 cents Drag 113 af' 7 r- , -1 3 V7 1 vi 'F ! ROW lr Tennant, Miragliotta, Kraska, lVlcEntee, Head, lVlcE.ntee, Dizurik. ROW 2: Beck Kilmer, Parmelee, Clark, Shelton, Spencer, Ott. ROW 3: Christian, Hershey, Serfass, Magyar Fox, Williams, Houglan. RCW' 4: Kilmer, Frey, Christian, Chabin, Kallgren, Christner, Smith Newcomer, Spicer. C H 0 l R Kingsley Sears fDirectorj Q 1 fa' of ROW l:Williams,Cochran,Ritzman,G1sh C-ercke lVlcKam Krelder ROW 2 Henson Orlando Shannon, Darbyshire, Harden. Miracle, Hunsberger ROW 3 Pisanelln Swagler Mast Heber ling, Stringfield, Peronis. ROW 4: Burkholder Dressler Newcomer Noble Hall Joachim Rivers, Moore. Where there's music, there's happi- ness: and the voices that pour out of 308 ninth period each day are certainly happy. Under the direction of King Sears, the choir spreads this cheerful feeling throughout the school. Besides the monthly chapel services, F 4 if if -. ffi jf I 2' LY' 3 Q 7a 5 -5 ft,-Y 21 gf s v -19, ROW I: Smith, Doubledee, lleavrin, Rivers, Boggs, Magyar, Hansen. ROW 2: Erbse, lVlcCaman, Reinker, Bowman, Shelly, Kindling. ROW 3: llawk, Parmelee, Serfass, Elliott, Nagel, Moser. ROW 4: Maglic, llarter. Griffiths, Shelly, Days, ROW l: Riley, Nipper, Johnson, DeLong, Weltzien, Wohlford, Engler, Wilson. Jenkins. ROW 2: Johnston, Yeaman. Pifer, McGill, Ceiser Simpson, Engler. ROW 5: Carney. Hartman, Trease, Bunnelle, Kyle Johnson, Nlyers, ROW 4: Williams, Rohrer, Croskey, Stormer Keyser, Flood. if 'R I' W Qi? Gm 4, ' i QYN-0 'S ix -H -' v ,J GLEE The students in Boys' and Girls' C-lee Clubs learn to sing in harmony' an essential factor for adapta- tion to all phases of life. CLUBS They are also taught self-reliance and confidence by singing in sextets and trios before the class. Eh -4 W ' 4 Y' vs' - ,Y 0-.... ROW I: Zimmerly, Staab, Carpenter, Shoup, Oliver, Rexroad, Harri- son. ROW 2: Mr. Sears QAdvisorJ, Richards. Kahl. Macy, Myers. Morrison, Washburn. ROW 3: Crumrine, Frase, Staley, Houston Mater, Rodgers, Wiesen. ROW 4: Stone, Thomas, Welclay, Dockus Janes, Westbrook. ROW I: Boos, Walkerow, Trent, Dressler, Dipietro, Andre, DeVoe Tooncler, Trotter. ROW 2: Pisanelli, Swagler, Pate, Knapp, Terry Shipe, DeLong, Trent. ROW 3: Alkyer, Perkins, Crupi, Chabin, Wil- liams, Guiley, Peronis, Mr. Sears Cllirectorl. ROW 4: Cordon, King Weaver, Burkholder, Farrell, Barto, Reynolds. C3 G' L5 Cl 5 5 4,2712 at P, '-To '- f Ejwa v N u V: :Q F'?l'U,,QilLf7lll ing' it ,gb s-J ROW' I 1 Overfield, Crumrine, Brock, Barger, Easterday, Ballard. ROW 2: l lollenbacli llcighberger, Hall, llall, Gif lin. ROW' 5: Eggeman, Daw son, Jacobs, Baird, lluns berger, llarley. ROW 4 liarley, Buckinglmam, James l lunsbergcr, lloclgkiss. fx A ,,, ,es Qi ,fit W , J ,T . V ,, . . W 4 1. H. ' '- hir if 1 S X . .A s ,' f- ,,. -. 4? b na ' ,, -P 5' A 3 Nr ., I X? db.-Q ,v .-.an. - .fi ,las-li, . . -- KM X 'Ei' A NEQYY 5 V I is L. 9 M' ' if L H-5, L . 'u ' Y. ,.'!' 'PQ K, QQ ' , ' I , Qt ., . WA Q.. Y X: Q wk y Q 6 W -. .3 A L is 1 U 'ew 4.9 -. 4 6 H, K RESERVE ROW I: Lucas, Kindling, Leavitt, Pate, Overholt, Joachim. RCJW' 2: Koosed, Leonard, Love, Keefer, Roh- rcr, Nicholson. ROW 3: Remy, Klein, Neiser, Mu- rnaw, Little, Kreider. RUVV 4: Leallierman, Jenkins, Lamson, Miracle, Nlalaney Q5 58 Z- . 4 - . A L N f , 'e , .. ' ' if '-' 0 4- 5, f 'Q f 'if 0 4 if - QQ -. la ,Q BAND Young musicians in junior high improve their ability to play and march during their years in Re- serve Bancl so that they will be better prepared ,to frll the ranks of the Varsity Band. Linda Lutz, Vicki Friedt, Leann Hockensmith, and Charlotte Pen- dleton serve as majorettes for the Reserve Bandg whereas Pat Myers, Dorothy Wohlford, janet Dulworth, and Pat Neiser are substitutes for the varsity majorettes. Pat Myers Dorothy Wohlford janet Dulworth Pat Neiser ROW l: Slabaugh Lutz, Friedt, llocken smith, Pendleton Thombs. ROW 2 Walls, Vincent, Wuch ter, Santee, Siffert West. Thomas. ROW 3: Smith, Ruskan, Wil liams, Youtz, Shook Rodgers, Takacs, ROW 4: Weltzien, Simon Shevel, Scheehle Woods. rv?- 154' 'WM 'Ki ROW I West Conover Allan Clsh Welday Shoup Bordac ROW 2 Flath Leatherman C-oldstem Myers Dockus Kahl Nelser Cochran Brown ROW 3 Norberg Mumford Malaney Solaro Ro an Ce ser Spencer ROW 4 Good Farnsworth Pease Shoup Lamnsloh Crxslnp Perkins ROW 5 Martln Smxth Schultz Bacso Steele Nloore Good Not Pictured Martxn Everhard Joachlm Gantz Flood DeVoe Sto mer E There IS always a need for musxc The W H S band helps to fulfill thls need by performlng during halftlme at football games, ln pep rallles, at basketball games, concerts, and ln parades lts servlces are used by both the school and the communlty This year the band marched at the Soap Box Derby and the V F W lnstallatlon ln addltlon to ltS regular performances AI Perkins, Director ,QQ c 7' A' 'W' 1' -51 O T Je A - I , my L A f L I - - ' ' 1 ,s A fr - 1 F 1 f - ' - Q Q , f I Q F- 3 . ., . - Ev . W ' A .5 P Cf 1 .,,--1, xx JI ' ' 'N ff ' I Q4 nf? 1 9' 1 Paula Nealh 3 4 WT 5 . f A S ', r Linrla Smith ' . j -wi I if ' Mary Lou McEnlce X ' 1 , :,, N f 5 . Linda Williams I , i L! t 1 5 rf Lois Jafk-90N if Judy Scrfass A 4 233' xl l 4 4 I , BAND ROW I: Jacobs, Parmelee, Nlarmaroff, Kilmer, Wolf, Mathes, Biclcsler ROW 2: Flath, Smith, Crislip, Emig, Krout, Guiley, Cook, Hunsberger Brown. ROW 3: Campbell, Myers, Dulworth, Criesmer, Kee, Harden Oplinger. ROW 43 Head, Lowry, Noggle, Doclcus, Cordrey. Crumrine Beery. ROW 5: Cooper, Yelinek, Huffman, Long, Wohlford, Serfass Oplinger. P- B TSW R A? cw Myra Westbrook, model. ROW I: Pifer, Baughman, Baldwin, Chabin, Berlin. ROW 2: Nicodemus, Barto. Spice, Thomas. ROW 3: Hanna, Ault, Brady. ART CLASS Like the architects who de- signed the smolcestack at W. H. S., the art students add use- fulness and beauty to our school. Working with many different materials, they provide the Christmas decorations and the backgrounds for school plays and operettas. Jerry Gorman, model. ROW l: Harrison, Engler, Hilton, Smith, lrwin. ROW 2: Enix, Warner, Rowe, Martin, ROW 3: Miss Baughman fAdvisorJ, Dash, Chesser. f 'lll1 Q F I, . . .. i W ' 4 ' 1 s 7 iQ I ,ff UT ' 5 f y, I , , f f, y l f V lb' as l J l 7 H f i X14 l j x X' , i FX l W- Q f L f K-My XT , df! XX elf I xx -e J L-...LJ js' X W? Q-...Y-if 90 .- sfo In if 311 CQ 1' Q-'v ROW l: Norberg, Phillips Taylor Boggs Weckbacher Leaf ROW 2 Rivers Erbse Myers Smith, Spencer, Mrs. Stearns AdvisorD Wilson ROW3 Engler Weltzien lVlcCaman lVlcCrork Beaver, Nlarovich. ROW 4 Borcherdmg Rivers Smith Veney Newcomer YCDUTH FDR CHRIST The goal of the Youth for Christ Club is to teach its members to live better lives in the sight of God. Their varied programs include de- bates, song meetings, and group discussions. They also attend many inspirational and social meetings with other Y. F. C. Clubs. President Dick Smith engages the help of several Y. F. C. mem- bers to set up the phonograph as the others wait to listen to Christ- mas carols. Two of the most lively groups in our school are the stage and make-up crews. One or the other of them is always in the midst of the commotion that goes with the production being presented behind our footlights. While some stage crew member balances on the top of a ladder, a member of the make-up crew is trans- forming an athletic senior into a weak old man. Even though they see the production from backstage and only at intervals, you can be sure they wouldn't trade for front row seats. o -N 5 . n... fi n ag .51 af K 'S is X MTW? 'WLM ROW I: Bob Good, jerry Gorman. ROW 2: Emil Kreider, Mr Sears CAdvisorQ, Otch Houston, Marion Pisanelli, Homer Ever- hard. STAGE AND MAKE-UP CREWS ROW lr Roger Leatherman, ,Ioan Kahl, janet Campbell, Bob Martin. ROW 2: jan Yelinek, Sandra Swagler, Steve Marmaroff, Carol Harden, ,Io Anne Rood. ROW 3: Dora Ann D'Zurik, Abie Mast, joe Arpad, Carol Christian. - SC QQ ROW I: Stripe, Stonier, Kinnard, Leavitt ROW 2 Nicodemus Romain Krout ROW 3 Mr Hanna fAdvisorD, Oppliger, Rohrer, Emig Williamson Bowman Parsons PROIECTIQNISTS Movies aclcl much to classroom learning. The job of the movie opera- tors is to make sure this service is always available. They willingly sac- rifice much of their time to present these movies to us. Fred Rohrer threads the projector as he prepares to show one of the many hlms available to our school. 31 . li 'fl 'Fit' .Mx V 1 ...J v K as .vfh . Q Vs... was ROW l: Bob Westfall, Harold Thompson, Jim Conover, David Kollert, Larry Yarman. ROW 2: Mr Cramp fAdvisorD, Bob Noble, Charles lleld, Roy Miller, Art Berlin. ROW 3: Roy Acker, Carl Leatherman, Kenny Miracle, LeRoy Bowman, Tom Ries. MACHINE SHCP ln this clay and age, boys have a lot to do with the mechanical field. lnstructor Mr. Cramp gives the boys of W. H. S. guidance in helping them to develop their minds and preparing them for the work in years to come. They are very active in the howling field and other stimulating sports which help to break the routine of every- day lessons. Car talk is an important side line of all the machinists. Carl Trease and Bill King are learning the mechanism of the buffer as they polish some brass articles they have just made. It is the job of the boys of the print shop to print all the attendance cards, the report cards, and the play and concert programs. Their talent is also used to make various material for organ- izations outside the school. The boys and their instructor, Mr. Gerstenschlager, have much fun as well: this is proved by their numerous parties and other activities. Resetting the rolls for the next print job is the current problem in print shop. Jack Butdorf is making the necessary adjust- II1eI'ltS. PRINT SHGP ROW l: Osborne, Easterday, Koenig. ROW 2: Lutz, Vance, Swagler, Martin. ROW 3: I..oC-uidice Butdorf, West. ROW 4: Wolford, Boos, Mr. Cerstenschlager Advisorj, Steele. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SENIOR INDEX JIM ALLAN JACK BUTDORF H1 Y I 2 3 Student Council I Varslty Football 3 RAYMOND ANDRE Glee Club I 2 4 64 85 JOE ARPAD Buckeye Boys State 3 Varslty Football 3 4 Hallmomtor I 2 3 HIY I 3 4 Honorary Rotarlan Make up Crew 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor Society 3 4 NewsStaff I 4 NFL I4 Play 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Presldent 41 I657 7I72 75 76 778 2 PAT BABCOCK Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 4 Hall momtor 3 4 News Staff 3 NFL 4 Play 3 Tn Teens 2 3 4 58 73 74 79 DON BACSO Vrs1tyBand I 234HY I 234 fCab1net 41 Play 4 6I 80 88 PHYLIS BOGGS Class Cabinet I Clee Club I 4 Basket ball I ICapta1n1 Home Bc Club I YFC 3 4 64 84 9I JO ANN BORDAC Varslty Band 2 3 4 C-AA I H Il momtor 2 3 4 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 57 79 88 KEITH BURKHOLDER Varsity Basketball 3 4 Choir 3 4 Class Cabmet 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Cllee Club 2 4 Hallmomtor 2 H1Y2 News Staff 4 NFL 2 Operetta Cast 3 Play 2 3 4 Student Council I 4 fCabmet 41 Track 3 World Affairs Institute 4 I2J55577I758 96 60 95 BLISS CAMP Future Teachers of Amenca I Trl Teens 4 Chorus I 2 YFC 4 News Staff 4 62 7I 79 ALLEN CHABIN Choir 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Hallmomtor 4 Student Council I 65 82 85 90 CAROL CHRISTIAN Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Choxr 3 4 Class Cabmet 2 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 4 fCablnet 41 GAA I 2 Clee Club I 2 Hallmomtor 2 3 4 Honorary Business and Profes SIODBI Women Make up Crew 2 3 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 NFL I 2 Play 4 Fxrst Place Wxnner of Prmce Cabinet 2 41 Trl Teens I 2 3 4CCab met I 41 Homecoming Queen I5 55 56 70 72 74 75 77 79 82 2 RUTI-IANN COCHRAN Annual Staff 4 Varslty Band 2 3 4 Cablnet 41 Cheerleader I Choir 3 4 Future Teachers of America 4 GA A 2 3 fCab1net 31 Glee Club I 2 Hall momtor 3 4 Harmonette 3 4 Honorary Business and Professlonal Women Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Orchestra I Play 3 4 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 Home commg Attendant 2 Girls Ensemble I jr Natlonal Honor Society I Mnxed Chorus I 58 67 70 72 74 77 79 83 88 NANCY DARBYSHIRE Annual Staff 4 Cholr 3 4 C-lee Club I 2 Hallmomtor 3 4 Honorary Bus: ness and Professional Women Play 4 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 Program Covers 57 70 77 79 83 DICK DELAGRANGE Varslty Basketball 3 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 ClassCab1net 2 3 4 President 2 41 Hallmomtor 2 3 Honorary Ro tarlan National Honor Soclety Student Council 3 2I 55 56 72 76 77 MARY ANN DOCKUS Varslty Band 2 3 4 Cllee Club I 2 3 Orchestra I Mxxed Chorus I YTeens I 6488 COLETTA DULL GAA 2 Glee Club I 2 Hallmomtor Chorus I r Natxonal Honor Soclety I DORA ANN D'ZURIK Buckeye Cnrls State 3 Cholr 3 4 Class Cabinet I 3 Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 GAA I 2 fPresxdent I1 Glee Club I 2 Hallmomtor I 2 Harmonette 3 4 Honorary Buslness and Professional Wom en Make up Crew 2 3 4 National Honor Soclety News Staff I 2 3 4fCab1net 31 Orchestra 3 Play 2 3 Student Council I 2 3 Tn Teens I 2 3 4CCabmet I2 Band Announcer 3 4 GAA Victory Award I 55 58 7I 72 74 76 77 79 82 92 I I I I 59. I . , - , l , Q I ' 7 , , .1 I , .E ' I , . I, 2, 3, 4. I I I I I I z.- '.'f,:'-,.2f : v, : I , A , , 5 1 I D 1 1 v C I 1 . ' ' C . I ' , : I A ' :A - - Q , , , ,,,, 0, 9 . ' ' . ' ' v - a . I , ' ' : ii I I D ' . . .. . : .A , : ' . . -. A - ol: Beace Contest, I:Student Council, 2, 4 3,542 151351, 43 Tri-Te25ng, II, 2, 33 Mixed ' -' I ' 'n ' , : ' . . 1 '- . . . . - , gj . ' ' , . . . ' ' : . l 64. ' ' U ' ' . . . . , . . . . . 9 - ' . . . : . . .. : a - , , , ' ' ' I ' : . : ' , . : 3 h .I ' 5 A . : .. . ., : A . I , 3 '- , I : , : , , ' : .- , ' I I . ' J: I6,2 ,' ' ,,,,, 3.85. 'i ', , I . I ' , Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' PAT EGGEIVIAN GAA I Trl Teens I 2 3 Attendance TOM EMIC Varslty Band 2 3 4 Projectlonlst 6689 93 BOB ERBSE MARLEAN GERBEC C-lee Club I 2 Honorary Busmess and Professlonal Women Trl Teens 2 3 4 Attendance 4 59 77 79 BOB GOOD Varslty Band I 2 3 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 H1 Y I 2 3 4 CPres1dent 41 3 4 National Honor Socxety NFL I 2 3 4 fPres1dent 41 58 72 73 76 80 88 92 JIM GORDON Varslty Football 2 3 4 Glee Club Mlxed Chorus I I6 63 85 JERRY GORMAN Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 Hall momtor 3 H1 Y I Play 4 Stage Crew 4 Student Councnl I 4 59 75 90 92 GUY HALL Cholr 3 4 Varslty Football 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 Operetta Cast 3 I6 56 83 JOHN HAN NA 60 90 INDEX CAROL HARDEN Annual Staff 3 4 CCoed1tor 41 Varsxty Band I 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Future Teach ers of Amenca 3 4 CCab1net 3 County Cabinet 41 GAA I 2 Clee Club I 2 Hallmonltor I 2 Honorary Business and Professional Women Make up Crew 2 3 4 CCaptam 41 Natxonal Honor Soclety News Staff I 2 3 Play 3 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 World Affalrs lnstxtute 3 NFL I 2 3 Homecommg Attendant I 55 57 70 72 74 76 77 79 83 89 92 JOYCE HARPLEY C-lee Club I 2 Hallmomtor 3 Play 3 ELSIE. HEAD Vrslty Band I 2 3 4 Ch 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 C AA ette 4 Honorary Busmess and Profes slonal Women News Staff 2 3 Ply 3 4 Tr1Teens I 2 3 4 Attendance 4 59 74 77 79 82 89 LORETTA HERSHEY Annual Staff 4 Cho1r 4 Future Teachers of Amenca 4 Clee Club 3 I-Iallmonltor I 2 3 4 Honorary Business and Profes slonal Women Play 3 Tn Teens I 2 60 70 74 77 79 82 WILLARD HOUSTON Annual Staff 4 Class Cabmet I Future Teachers of America 4 Hallmonxtor 4 H1 Y I 4 CPresxdent I1 Natlonal Honor Soclety Stage Crew I 2 3 4 fCapta1n 41 Student Councxl I QCabmet I1 58 70 72 74 80 92 GARY JOACHIM Annual Staff 4 Varslty Band I 2 3 4 Varsnty Football 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amenca 3 4CCab1net 41 Hallmonltor 3 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Honorary Rotanan National Honor Soclety 3 4 News Staff 4 Play 3 4 Track 3 World Affaxrs Instltute 3 I623 5560707I72 74 767 0 MARTHA KILMER Cholr 4 Clee Club I 2 3 Honorary Busmess and Professxonal Women Mxxed Chorus I 63 77 82 DAVID KOLLERT Varsxty Band I 2 62 94 JOHN KREIDER Varslty Band I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Ha on1tor3H1Y234Py3 Projectlonlst 3 4 55 56 89 93 MARVIN KUDER NANCY LAMSON Clee Club I 2 News Staff 3 4 Student Councll 4 Tn Teens I 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus I 67I759 CARL LEATHERMAN 66 94 PAT LEATHERMAN Cheerleader 2 3 4 Hallmomtor 2 3 Honorary Busmess and Professxonal Wom en Tn Teens I 2 3 4 CCabmet 41 Attendance 4 I5 60 77 79 97 4- I I I I I I .,.. 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' . : '- , : . : I I 3' 4' 3' ' ' 7 ' PEGGY LONG FRANCES IVIAGYAR Chonr 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Trl Teens Mlxed Chorus I 62 82 LUCY MAROVICH Cnlee Club I 2 3 Hallmomtor 3 4 Honorary Busmess and Professlonal Wom en News Staff I 2 3 Trl Teens I 2 3 Y FC 3 4 6I 7 LARRY McDOWELL MARY LOU MCENTEE Varslty Band I 2 3 4 QCabmet 3 Buckeye C-xrls State 3 Choir 3 4 Class Cabmet 2 3 Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 GAA I Glee Club 2 I-I llmonltor I 2 3 I-Iarmonette 2 3 4 Honorary Business and Professional Women Major ette 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety News Staff I 2 Student Councll 3 Trx Teens I 2 3 4fPres1dent2 Cablnet 3 41 Attendance 4 Homecoming At tendant 3 56 72 76 77 79 82 89 JUDY McGILL Class Cabmet 3 Future Teachers of Amenca 4 GAA I 2 Clee Club I 2 3 Hallmomtor 2 4 Honorary BUSI mess and Professlonal Women News Staff I Student Councll 3 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 fCab1net 31 Homecoming Attendant 4 59 74 77 79 98 INDEX MARILYN MILLER Cheerleader 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Class Cabmet I 3 QPres1dent I 3 Future Teachers of Amerxca 3 4 CAA I 2 3 fCabmet I 3 Pres1dent2 Victory Trophy 21 Culee Club I 2 Hallmonltor I 2 3 4 Honorary Busmess and Professional Wom e NewsStafI I 2 3 4 NFL I 23 Play 2 4 Flrst Place Winner of Pnnce of Peace Contest I Student Councll 3 4 Tr1Teens I 2 3 4 fCabmet 21 57 7I 74 75 7 KENNETH MIRACLE Varsity Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Honorary Rotarxan Student Councxl 4 Track 3 I6 23 25 58 75 77 94 SHIRLEY MYERS Varsxty Band 2 3 4 Hallmomtor 4 TnTeens234YFC 34 PAULA SUE NEATH Varsrty Band I 2 3 4 Cholr 3 GAA I 2 Harmonette 3 4 Honorary Business and Professxonal Women Mayor ette 2 3 4 QDrum Majorette 41 News Staff I 2 NFL I 2 Operetta Cast 2 3 Play4 Tr1Teens I 2 3 4CCb 1net 21 Glee Club I 56 77 79 89 JERRY NEWCOMER Cholr 2 3 4 Class Cablnet I Honorary Rotanan Student Councll 4 Muced Chorus I YFC 3 4 6 77 82 9I CAROLYN NORBERG Varslty Band I 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerxca 3 4 GAA I Glee Club 2 Hallmomtor 3 News Staff 2 NFL I 2 3 4 Fxrst Place Winner of Prmce of Peace Contest I Tn Teens I 2 3 YFC 3 4 65 74 88 9I CORA OLIVER C-lee Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus I Hallmomtor 4 Tn Teens 6I 79 85 FRED OPPLIGER Projectxomst I 4 6693 CAROLYN OTT Choxr 4 C-lee Club I 2 3 Mxxed Chorus I r National Honor Soclety I T1 Teens I 2 3 4 63 79 82 MARY ALICE PARMELEE 2 Tr1Teens I 2 3 4 59 79 82 84 PAULINE PHILLIPS Mixed Chorus I .Ir Natxonal Honor Society I YFC 3 4ICabmet 41 62 9I MARION PISANELLI Chonr 2 3 4 Class Cablnet 4 Varsxty Football I 2 3 4 QCaptam 41 Future Teachers ofAmer1ca 4 Glee Club 3 4 fPres1dent 4 Cabmet 31 Honorary Ro tarlan Operetta Cast 2 Stage Crew 3 4 Mixed Chorus I Track 3 I6 23 55 57 74 77 83 85 2 JIM REAM Varsity Football 2 Hallmomtor 2 HI Y 2 3 Play 4 64. . . . : '. . : ' ---- 1 ' , , ' , , 13 t . . : . . .. : . : : 'li I v 3 . n, ,,,, , . . ., , , . - ' - - I ' ns, ,' ,' ,' ', 7,79. 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ESTHER RITZMAN Choxr 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Hallmonxtor 3 4 Harmonette 3 4 Honorary Busmess and Professlonal Women News Staff 4 Orchestra I Fxrst Place Wlnner of Prmce of Peace Contest 2 Student Councxl 4 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus I 60 7I 75 77 79 83 JAMES RIVERS Choir 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 Hallmomtor 3 4 Honorary Rotarlan jr Natxonal Honor Soclety I Operetta Cast 2 Mmed Chorus I YFC 3 4 65 77 83 9I RAYMOND SHELLY Mlxed Chorus I CLOTENE SHELTON Choxr 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Mixed Chorus I 6682 BARBARA SHERWIN Glee Club I 2 3 Tn Teens 2 WALTER SKIDMORE CARSON SMITH Hallmomtor 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety I RICHARD SMITH Varslty Band 3 4 Cholr 4 Honorary Rotarlan News Staff 4 YFC 3 4 Cljresldent 3 43 59 7I 77 82 88 9l TOM SMITH WYELDA SPENCER Varsity Band 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 4 CAA 2 C-lee Club I 2 Hallmomtor 4 Orches tra I Tn Teens I 2 3 Mnxed Chorus I Y FC 4 65 74 82 88 9I INDEX EUGENE STAAB Hallmomtor 2 Hx Y 2 FREDA STALEY Annual Staff 3 Clee Club 4 National Honor Soczety 3 4 News Sta 4 Tn Teens 4 Class Cabinet I fPfCSldCHt I Chorus I 2 Intramural sports 3 Scholarshxp teams 2 3 FHA I 2 60 7I 72 79 85 DARRYL STEELE Varslty Football 3 I6 63 95 EDDIE STEELE Varslty Band 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Or chestra I 64 88 SANDRA SWAGLER Annual Staff 3 4 fCo edltor 43 Future Teachers of Amerlca 3 4 fPres1dent 4 County Secretary 43 CAA I 2 Hall momtor I 2 3 Honorary Buslness and 3 4 National Honor Soclety News Staff 3 4 Pla Tn Teens I 2 3 4 Attendance 4 55 56 70 7l 72 74 77 79 92 JANE TAYLOR Glee Club 3 Tn Teens 2 YFC Mxxed Chorus I 65 9I HAROLD THOMPSON 66 94 SHIRLEY VENEY Future Teachers of Amenca 3 CAA 2 Clee Club I 2 3 Hallmomtor 4 Trl Teens I 2 3 Mxxed Chorus I YFC 69l GARY WEST Varsxty Football I 2 4 Clee Club 3 4 I-I1Y I 2 Track 3 PIOJCCUOIIISI 3 I6 23 59 JACK WEST Baseball 3 H1 Y I 22 66 95 MYRA WESTBROOK CAA I Tr1Teens I 2 3 6I 79 90 ROBERT WESTFALL 62 94 JAMES WIESEN JACK WILLIAMS Cholr I 2 3 4 Varslty Football 2 Glee Club 4 H1 Y 4 62 82 85 LINDA WILLIAMS Annual Staff 4 Varsxty Band I 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Class Cabmet 4 C-AA I 2 I 2 3 Harmonette 2 3 4 Honorary Business and Professlonal Women Ma jorette 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety News Staff I 2 3fCab1net2 37 NFL I 2 Trl Teens I 2 3 4 QCabmet 2 3 President 40 Attendance 4 55 58 70 72 77 79 83 89 JOHN WILLIAMSON Varslty Band 2 3 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 HIY 3 4QCab1net3J Play 3 4 I6 57 93 RICHARD WOLFORD Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football I 2 3 4 I-ILY 3 4 Student Council 4 I6 2I 58 75 5 RICHARD WUCHTER Hallmonxtor 4 99 J: . , : . : 66' 65. ...Q '- ..3- ,' . 64' I ' z 5 ' Q5 ' h ..: 'I .. . . .5 Professiwjal Women: M5-ke-up Crew- 2. qcabinet 25, clee Club, I, 2: Hallmoniwr. 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A s Alma Mater Annual Staff Art Class Athletxcs Baseball Board of Educatlon Buckeye State B P W Cho1r Classes Class Cabmets Contents Cooks CUStOdl8nS Ded1cat1on Faculty Make up Crew Dorothy Allen Math Semor Trl Teens B111 Barton DYIVCFS Educauon Athletlcs DOYIS Baughman Art Class Advxsor 7th Grade 'Vl H Burkholder Superlntendent Ann Carnegre Enghsh unlor Tr1 Teens Olrver A Cooper Engllsh Annual Staff Vlartm Cramp Machme Shop Louxs D1 Tommaso Spannsh Englxsh Russ Doan Mechanlcal Drawmg Athlet1cs Warren Fuller Engllsh UHIOY H1 Y Helen Ga1r1ng Latm Student Counc1l Class Adv1sor l2th Grade Robert Gerstenschlager Prmt Shop Class Advxsor l lth Grade 104 l00 IOI 26 66 54 55 30 34 INDEX Mary Glffln Engllsh Class Advlsor l lth Grade Harvey Grunwald Woodworkmg Class Advlsor 8th Grade Russell Hanna Shorthand F T A Testmg and Guxdance Frances Henry Home Economlcs Cheerleaders Rlchard Holmes Scxence N F L Douglas Hudson Sclence Semor H1 Wrllard Hunsberger Hlstory jane Kmg Englxsh Plays Harrlet Krablll Math Class Advlsor 9th Grade Drck Krauss Math Athletlcs Eugene Lyren Math Athletlcs Robert McCafferty SCICHCC Rex Mcllvame Scxence jumor H1 Andy Oross Geography Athletlcs Al Perkms Instrumental Music Majorettes Nella Plough Sclence G A A Physncal Educatlon Krng Sears Vocal Muslc Stage Crew Assembly Chaxrman Barbara Schaffer Engllsh JUDIOI' Trl Teens Jack Schaffer Hlstory Senlor H Y Mary Stearns Commerclal Class Advxsor l0th Grade Anne Wllllams Commerc1al B P o J work Prmclpal Art Wrlght Government Athletlcs Dlrector Freshman Football F T A G A A Glee Clubs Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade C rade Harmonettes H1Y Journallsm Machme Shop NFL Natxonal Honor Soclety Office Staff Ofg3nlZ8tl0HS Prlnt Shop Proj ectlonlsts Queen Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Band Basketball Cheerleaders Majoret tes Rotarlans School L1fe Semor Act1v1t1es Sports Stage Crew Student Counc1l Track Tr1 Teens Varsrty Band Varsrty Basketball Varslty Cheerleaders Varsity Football Varslty Majorettes World Affaxrs lnstntute YFC 36 38 39 4I 42 45 46-49 50 53 56 66 68 95 96 99 I2 25 8 ,.......,. ., ...,..t.... , ' ..,.,.,..,...,,....4, 32 ..............,..r .32 ' ', . .w. -6 4.r' ---4- ----- 7 0 .. ....,,...,..,.,...., ..30 '- ' ...,,.., t,,.., 2 5 U . 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