Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

'fs F-' N N an X ,Q f X 'R A-. J' .. , .Q K Q 1 1, 'L -WI , 5 4 . , , I 5-T ., 5- Em E ', t' v 4 any ' L. I 3 r 7 '-f' ' ul 'i i Vx 5' . 1' . - 'J ,5 11 1 R . 'V' . Y -'ff ix H- , 4 iii' ga - -. ' ,.y4g.gg+gQ-.YL---354. f 93-y Linux THE ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS THE SHIELD 1961 OUR YEAR OF EXPANSION The library, which is located in the academic building of a campus-type group of buildings, provides space for 10,000 volumes in a large reading room. It also contains a spacious workroom and audio-visual center, two conference rooms, and a librarian's office. General science, biology, chemistry and physics classrooms and laboratories comprise the science department. It has been said that our science depart- ment is one of the best equipped depart-f ments in our area. The aim of the business education department is to train future secretaries and office workers. Three classrooms, containing the most modern office ma- chines and equipment, is used to pre- pare those students who wish to enter business life. Art is a new subject which has been added to our curriculum this year. Stu- dents interested in art have lessons on lettering and perspective drawing, oil painting, charcoal, and water coloring. Crafts such as mosaics and ceramics are also taught. The pride and joy of our school is our high school auditorium which will ac- commodate 750 people. The most mod- ern style of architecture has been followed in constructing the auditorium. Perfect acoustics and a large stage provide a perfect setting for assemblies, plays, and other public gatherings. The aim of every English department is to give the student thorough training in written and spoken English. Modern facilities and equipment, as well as up to date texts in literature and grammar, are provided for our students. Every girl will have the privilege of working in the home economics kitchen which is equipped with the latest models of stoves, refrigerators, washers, and dryers She will also learn the fine points of sewing, homemaking, and other domestic arts. Modern furniture has been selected for the comfort of the student in the social studies classrooms. Maps and globes have been provided to aid the student in his study of history and world problems. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS , .Nw P 'H' 1 Jfvm ' H 'Jai ' A , , . 1 iff 'k.,., - 1,4 gi ,, , f i A z aclminisfruiio 5,g,W5. I 1 J e of the duties of ff C g She is shown re- EXECUTIVE HEAD WARREN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT MR. HARVEY W. GRAHAM EXECUTIVE HEAD WARREN HIGH SCHOOL MR. LOREN WEINSTOCK . . Supervises the School Program . . . G g the morning bul- ecretary, Mrs. Naomi g 1 minute in- f M W' tock. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. IACK POWELL Mr. Powell and his secretary, Mrs. Lillian Porter. . . Satisfies Individual Needs . . OFFICE GIRLS Marjorie Stout Carole Scott Sheila Proctor Mary Ann Bartmess Marie Wentz Judy McClain Mary Lou Mellon Alys Nichols Carolyn Bryan BOARD OF EDUCATION, WARREN LOCAL SCHOOE DISTRICT Seated from left to right are: Mr. Eugene Lane, Mr. Herbert Lamb, Mr. Oliver Ormiston, Mr. Harvey W. Graham, Mr. Harry Vickers, and Mr. Gerald Lynch. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education represents the public in its supervising capacities, and it acts as an executive committee of the public to see that policies and expenditures are used in the best interest of all. The Class of 1961 wishes to take this opportunity to express its appreciation for the excellent educational advantages which have been at our disposal. You are to be commended for the fine job which you have done. Our Faculty Whose Leadership Serves MRS. IRENE WAGGONER Librarian Library Science Miss MARY BAKER English 9 Etiquette MR. CHARLES BROWN Physics Chemistry General Science MR. HUGH COFFMAN Vocational Agriculture Adult Education MR. GERALD DRAKE American Government World History English 12 MR. JAMES DUKAS Industrial Arts MRS. RITA ELSWICK Art Elementary Art MR. DOUGLAS HESS fNot Picturedj Band Chorus i TTENDAN C E ll -X i as M ff X as an Inspiration to Us, Devotes its Time and Talent MR ELDON MALLING Guidance Health Physical Education MR ROBERT McGREW Chorus Dance Band Elementary Music MR RAY MCNEMAR Industrial Arts Arts and Crafts Elementary Art MR. DONALD MONTGOMERY Business Mathematics Plane Geometry DR. RONALD GOOD English 10 MRS. MARY HAMMETT Office Practice and Machines Bookkeeping I Business English English 9 General Business Journalism MISS IONE MORGENSTERN English ll French I Dramatics MISS ESTHER MROZ. Home Economics General Science to the Developing of Future Citizens MR. ERNEST PEARSON Algebra l Algebra II Trigonometry MRS. IMOGENE PETERS Physical Education MR. WILLIAM TACKETT Vocational Agriculture Driver's Education MRS. MARY YOST Home Economics MR. ROBERT POLING General Science General Math MR. VINCENT SCRAGG American History English ll MRS. RETA STALNAKER Biology English 12 Dramatics MRS. ESTHER STILLE Typing I Typing II Shorthand I and II Journalism MAINTENANCE TAFF Our maintenance staff includes seven bus drivers who deliver students from the elementary centers to the high schoolg five cooks who are responsible for serving lunches in the cafeteriag and three custodians whose duty it is to keep our building clean and comfortable. These are the ladies who feed us every day in the cafeteria. Getting students to school safely and on time is the responsibility of all bus drivers. ivifies Student Council members seated from left to right are: Mr. Jack Powell, sponsorg Ruth Ollomg Kay Millerg Linda Dravisg Sandra Yohog Susan Stoney David Lambg Richard Irvine. STANDING, left to right are: Bruce Secoyg Dennis Keneyg Kenny Arnoldg John Barnesg Kent Placeg Tim Reed and John Samples. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizen- shipg to promote harmonious relations throughout the entire schoolg to improve student-teacher relationshipsg to improve school moraleg to assist in the management of the schoolg to provide orderly direction of school activitiesg to charter school clubs and other organizationsg and to pro- mote the general welfare of the school. OFFICERS President John Barnes is shown conducting a regular JOHN BARNES ---------- - - President meeting- RUTH OLLOM - - ---- Vice-President LINDA DRAVIS ------ Secretary-Treasurer IMPORTANT SCHUOL ACTIVITIES Sports Carnival Science Fairs Valentine Dance Homecoming Parade Variety Show School Dedication The Shield and the High 111 News THE SHIELD Editor - - - - -MARJORIE STOUT Business Manager ---- DENNIS KENEY Adviser ---- - - MRS. HAMMETT Mrs. Hammett, adviserg Marjorie Stout, editorg and Dennis Keney, business manager, discuss plans for yearbook. Searching for facts, taking pictures, writing copy, making layouts, and editing, all went into the making of the 1961 Shield. Success did not come easy. Often a piece of copy was written and rewritten, and layouts were done again and again until perfect. At any rate, the job was finally finished - and here it is! Hope you like it. Mrs. Hammett's journalism class prepared the layouts for our yearbook. Record Events of the School Year in Picture and Print HIGH 114 NEWS Co-Editors - - Sports Editor - News Editor - Feature Writer Adviser - - I 'ur' I li hf NANCY NUTTER and BETTY I. DEXTER ' ' BILL YOST - - BEN RODDY '- - ABE ULLMAN ' - MRS. STILLE Co-Editors, Nancy Nutter and Betty Dexter, printed headings for the newspaper under the guidance of Mrs. Stille. Each month the five students in Mrs. Stil1e's journalism class published the High 4 News. On several occasions you could see the journalism students gathering news for the paper. Although the work was hard and the hours long, the whole staff can feel re- warded as they see how much the paper was enjoyed by all. The staff discussed plans with Mrs. Stille for the paper. Warren High School Established a Chapter of National Honor Society STANDING, left to right are: Mrs. Mary Hammett, adviserg Susie Dickinson, Iudy McClain, Catherine Tate, Bobby Anderson, Ruth Ollom, Nancy Nutter, Marjorie Stout, Karen Anderson, Mary Ann Bartmess, Betty Dexter Phyllis Dunfee, Iohn Barnes, Gail Mayle, Ted Reed, and Kenny Arnold. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X 1 x. x 1 x 'f 5 A E. 2 P f il S 5 L The Warren High School National Honor Society held its first initiation ceremony on May 26, 1961, at the high school auditorium. Members of the Belpre High School chapter conducted the service as- sisted by Susie Dickinson, Judy McClain, and Catherine Tate. Members of the society are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Warren Had a College Club for the First Time This Year. FIRST ROW: Dennie Beam, Ted Reed, Don Scott, Jim Hetzer, Roger Randolph, and Ken Arnold. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bryan, Alys Nichols, Nancy Nutter, Carole Scott, Margie Stout, Kay Miller, Shelia Proctor, Kathy Atkinson, Judy Marcum, Susan Cornes, Martha Simpson, Dave Lamb, and Dean McCoy. THIRD ROW: Jon Green, Joe Crider, Jim Mullen, Roger Fox, Ron Place, John Dutton, Bruce Secoy, Kenny Gillespie, Ben Roddy, Harold Dye, Dennis Keney, Russell Reed, Bill Nicholas, John Barnes, and Jack Marks OFFICERS President - BILL NICHOLAS Vice-President - KEN ARNOLD Secretary-Treasurer - KAY MILLER Band tudents Take Part Sewaw fg- ra - fr is R B A 'Bias , y 5.. vin .. af' - , pf gre FIRST ROW: Susan Collins, Raymond Seaman, Lee Nichols, Russell Ryan, Rodney Maddox, Ted Reed, Bob Ander- son, Glen Neuman, Clifford Layner. SECOND ROW: Dollie Way, Rose Hinton, Steve Jenne, Harry Hinton, Carolyn Bryan, Dean McCoy, Roger Ran- dolph, Fran Becker, Jerry Miller. THIRD ROW: Peggy Ashley, Barbara Bender, Betty Miller, James Hayes, Russell Miller, Dave Marlowe, Richard Montgomery, Cecil Morris, Jesse Davis. FOURTH ROW: John Samples, Harold Dye, Scottie Moore, John Boggs, John Barnes, Ken Arnold, Kenny Gillespie Jim Cornes, Floyd Moles. in any Activities - FIRST ROW: Martha Simpson, Larry Green, Dennie Beam, Dick Smallenberger, Kent Place, Susan Stone, Don Tate, Ray LeFebrve, Kay Starling. SECOND ROW: John Dew, Don Fleming, Howard Hayes, David Root, Ramona Lang, Karen McVicar, Marie Trotter, Ronnie Nice, Mr. Hess. THIRD ROW: Carroll Wingrove, Charles Potter, Nancy Powell, Eddie Hetzer, Lynn McMains, Mary Weinstock, Debra Radabaugh, Linda Yielky. FOURTH ROW: Luther Williamson, David Lamb, Tim Reed, Terry Murphy, Jim Hetzer, Alys Nichols, Beverly Graham, Pat Sprague, Donna Thompson. They Participated in Parades, KNEELING: Ruth Ollom. STANDING: Betty Cunningham, Joyce Lantz, Sue Hall Sandra Lantz, Janet Knotts, and Cosetta Knick. The Band participated in many activities throughout the year. They worked at the concession stand at the basketball games and washed the windows of the high school to earn money for their new band uniforms. They also took part in many parades and played at many of the school functions. The Band is under the direction of Mr. Hess. Basketball Games, Fairs, and Concerts. SENIOR MAIORETTES: Ruth Ollorn and MAIORETTE SUBSTITUTES: Carol Robinson Sandra Lantz. . and Harriett Roddy. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Barbara Bender, BAND OFFICERS: Kent Place, president, Pat Sprague, Peggy Ashley, Martha Simp- Dean McCoy, vice-presidentg and Ruth son, Fran Becker, Dennie Beam, Luther Qugm, Secretary. Williamson, and Bobby Anderson. 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Judy Hunter - - - - Mrs. Randolph Bob Cunningham - - - - - - Magnolia Bruce Secoy - - ----- Dick Evans Nancy Nutter - - - - Susan Randolph Sharon Boggs - - - -Mary Jane Randolph Betty Dexter - - - - -Patience Randolph Ion Green - - - - - Lawyer Hindman Wilma Reynolds - - - - -Frankie Randolph Janice Gaughan - - - - - - Elaine Randolph Mrs. Stalnakeifs Dramatics Class Plays BULL IN A CHINA SHOP Luther Williamson - - -' -Dennis O'Finn Paulerta Williams - - - - - -Miss Elizabeth Marjorie Stout - - - - Miss I-lildegarde Dennis Keney - - ------ - Kramer Judy Bowles - - ---- Miss Birdie Don Scott - - - - 'First stretcher Bearer Camilla Shafer - - -' Miss Amantha Paul Corbitt ------ Second Stretcher Bearer Catherine Tate - - - - -Miss Lucy Io Ann Christopher ------------ Nurse Rebecca McGraw - - ---- Miss Nettie Sandra Lantz - - - - - Jane Rogers Ronnie Place -------------- Johnson Imam Msi:rsiiz,7.e3lMQm.ml2zZ1Qf'yzlia,sL sigQ2s'f swmr..3.63, , ' we 51:7sQafsrr2s'a1r1!wsszriwXsZe2sm...M..NM,,,rwxfTaQ,sres'1si The F.H.A. Girls Learn .,,. 4 La .,.. I PNAS l.. These members of the F,H, A, are proud to pose in their modern, well-equipped kitchen. MRS . YO ST MISS MROAZ. Warren's very active Future Home- makers have taken part in many ac- tivities during the year. Among other things, they had a display at the Washington County and Barlow Homemaking skills learned today will guide these girls in planning their future homes. the Essentials of Homemaking F.H.A. OFFICERS President --------- RUTH OLLOM Vice-President - - - WILMA REYNOLDS Secretary ---- - - PEGGY ASHLEY Treasurer ----- - - - DOLLY WAY Parliamentarian - - - BARBARA BENDER News Reporter - - - - -JANE CONLEY Historian ---- - - JUDY WALKER QMAKEIM 9' o O A sf ' 7 N cg 9 A - rf' 5 Elf- 73 Fair. The F.H.A, Rally was held E ' ' 9 at Warren. They are always eager to A take part in new activities and to Ot - S7 learn more about how to make their 4 69 future homes better ones. , 'PO NEW HQQ' F,H. A. girls welcome the change to show off a portion of the new school. The F.F.A. Learns the ARMERS 0 from F F F x5 'mn S I ln! inc , The Future Farmers get training in one of the most necessary jobs in the world, the feeding of the multitude. The boys take field trips, do farm work, and participate in home projects. wmwwmft,um4Q wma fm fmmamwwwmmwewan-WM-rwmrw Essentials of Farm Management F. President - - - Vice-President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - F. A. OFFICERS - 'LUTHER WILLIAMSON ' ' ' ' ' ' BOB ANDERSON ' 'JAMES HAYES - - - -' - -' ROGER SIMS News Reporter - - - LARRY CUNNINGHAM Sentinel ----- ------ IE SSE DAVIS Student Adviser -' - - -' - RICHARD IRVINE F.F. A. Advisers are Mr. Tackett and Mr. Coffman. Q X i f 2 3 1 2 5 X I I Participating on the Parliamentary Procedure Team were Ioe Bowles, Kent Place, Luther Wil- liamson, Jesse Davis, Billy Graham, Robert Per- due, Bob Anderson, James Hayes, and Dean McCoy. Reigning as F.H. A. Queen was Representing Warren F.F.A. in the District Speech Contest were Gary Smith and Bob Ander- Carolyn Miller. SOIL THE LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Rosalie Hopkins, Rodney Blow, Patty Carver and Sue Hall. STANDING: John Rezabek, Judy Wolfe, Janet Seaman, Linda Ingram, Janet Miller, Judy Grandon, Millie Venham, and Cheryl Hendrickson. J 5 X W E Vf I P Students enjoy having the opportunity to do Clerical Assistant reference work in the library. MRS. BENSON mfr 5? E 1 Q T HH an gg SWS? ,rQ ??W i?75?'sgggVf, ' .42 1 w iw, 1 Q - 22 - J :' , , w -- - ::'lwf1sr' v ' . L- gwgevms k , will w'iffsewE,I:ff :Q '-W Q- '.:iv:f::E'fi5 f A X515-zA?QL?g4QHiQz1.-2 1-f ' . .1 Is msigv is-f .,., . K I l All Contribute to a Successful 1960 Season BOB CLARK, Left Tackle BILL HART, Right Halfback CARLOS MILLER, Center Ellen, Janice, Diane, Carolyn, Marie, and Kay in position to give JERRY RICHARDS, Left End their Go, Team, Go cheer. of' an a 1 f if J 1 JOE CRIDER, Right Guard IACK MARKS, Right End The First Warren High School Football Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Ray LeFebrve, Gary Swank, Russell Reed, Bill Stacy, Conon Elliott, Don Tate, Don Scott, Iohn Samples, Eddie Hetzer, Harry Irvine, Robert Graham. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Vincent Scragg, Jerry Richards, John Barnes, Bob Cunningham, Bob Clark Iack Marks, Mack Helmick, Luther Williamson, Roger Fox, Joe Crider, Roger Randolph, Assistant Coach Eldon Malling. THIRD ROW, left to right: Frank Mounts, Richard Montgomery, Elmer Gourley, Tom Wolfe, Benny Roddy, Harold Eichhorn, Harold Dye, Bill Hart, Carlos Miller, Richard Irvine. The consolidation of Warren, Bartlett, Vin- cent and Little Hocking made it possible for Warren High School to form a football team. With an enthusiastic group of seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen reporting for practice in August, Coach Vincent Scragg and Assistant Coach Eldon Malling began the difficult task of building a team. The boys, having had no pre- vious football experience, worked very hard to learri the game. Although the boys lacked ex- perience and knowledge of the game, they showed good sportsmanship and zeal. With the training of lower classmen, Warren will have a winning team in the future. Managers from left to right are: Ray LeFebrve Robert Graham, and Roger Randolph. 4, : sl 1, Sept 1' Sept Sept Sept 1 Oct I 'Hain O C t N 1 I O C t Oct Nov 44 231. 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The senior float won second prize dv HOMECOMING QUEEN - MISS JUDY MCCLAIN FOOTBALL Junior Attendant MISS JUDY BARR Freshman Attendant MISS SUE EICHHORN HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Sophomore Attendant MISS HELEN BROWN Freshman Attendant MISS LINDA FRIEND The 1960-61 Warriors Fasoinate the Crowds With a KNEELING: lack Marks, Ioe McGraw, Dick Roddy, Phil Blauser, Willie Mayle, and Bobby Cunningham. STANDING: Dick Cutshaw, Ronnie Place, Bill Nicholas, Bill Yost, Bruce Secoy, Clifton Perdue, John Barnes, and Bill Hart. Mr. Malling is explaining a play to the boys. Managers of the team are: Ray LeFebrve, Robert Graham, Roger Randolph and Luther Williamson who is not pictured. Commendable Display of Sportsmanlike Conduct SENIOR LETTERIVIEN CLIFTON PERDUE BOB CUNNINGHAM PHIL BLAUSER WILLIE MAYLE RONNIE PLACE JOE MCGRAW BILL YOST BRUCE SECOY RESERVE TEAM P. Custer, I. Palmer, C. Elliott, O. Pickerell, D. Wentz, G. Welch. K. Place, R. Lane, H. Eichhorn, D. Nolan, I. Boggs, T. Wolfe, Coach Vincent Scragg FRESHMAN TEAM D. Tate, R. Johnson, C. Elliott, C. Wentz, B. Jennings, H. Pickerell, G. Secoy. Coach Gerald Drake, T. Reed, M. Parker, H. Eichhorn, C. Peckens, S. Ullman, D. Richards, J. Samples, I. Bowles. Warriors in Battle 'Newport Marietta Sr. Mary 'Mattamoras Fort Frye 'Waterford Waterford Belpre 'Bloomfield Newport 'Marietta St. Mary Clarksburg Notre Dame 60-52 'Fort Frye 72 -61 Athens 87-62 'Salem 44-43 McConnelsvil1e 63 -47 'Lawrence 65 -47 Belpre 62 -50 Athens 80-30 54-51 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 48-51 New Concord 51 -55 Zanesville SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Cambridge 48 -67 ' Away 53 65 53 58 57 56 57 45 Q00 58 fotj WARRIOR HITTERS LACE PHIL BLAUSER ABE ULLMAN - A . 4 LARRY BURD WILLIE MAYLE JACK MARKS BENNIE IENNINGS JOHN BARNES SCOTT MOORE AND HURLERS ROBERT CUNNINGI-IAM ROGER FOX IOHN SAMPLES E Waterford Salem Marietta Belpre CONAN ELLIOTT TOM WOLFE WARRIOR BASEBALL RECORD 9-4 Newport 15-0 Mattamoras 2-6 Waterford 3-2 Belpre McConne1svi11e 3 -6 109 FLEET WARRIORS The Warrior Track Team which did an outstanding job in bringing many fine trophies to our school in this field. 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Mr. Poling's general math class. ..,, . H, , - , -f.,. K 1- .- f- semzqms CLASS ACTION SHOTS This group of Freshmen are really concentrating on an English test. Algebra I students are busy preparing tomorrow's homework assignment. This general math class seems to be waiting for the dismissal bell. 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V Q-V gs Mrs. Sta1naker's biology class in their new well-equipped room. 2 5 Mrs. Stille and her first year typing class. i P Juniors Keep Their Senior Year in Sight as They Vernon Anderson Kenny Arnold Kathy Atkinson John Barnes Judy Barr Maxine Black Mary Bohl Judy Bowles Carolyn Britton Marilyn Britton Carolyn Bryan Larry Burd Billy Burnside Carolyn Caldwell Loretta Caldwell Bob Clark Susan Cornes Betty Cunningham Sharon Curry Paul Custer Richard Cutshaw Jesse Davis Walter Dowler Nancy Drake Phylis Dunfee John Dutton Harold Dye Terry Ellis Norma Gage Kenny Gillespie Lovell Hackney Garry Harris Bill Hart James Hayes Neil Hinton John Humphrey Charlotte Jarvis Steve Jenne Larry Koon David Lamb Joyce Lantz Edna Lee Craig Legleitner Lola Lynch Judy Marcum Jack Marks Barbara Mayle Gail Mayle Undertake a Rush of Activities James Hetzer Willie Mayle Eugene McClain Dean McCoy Rebecca McGraw Carolyn Miller Jerry Miller Patricia Moore Cecil Morris Bill Nicholas Alys Nichols Karen Nichols Orpha Nichols Carolyn Nicholson Francis Nurrer Sharon Perdue Michael Place Shiela Proctor Roger Randolph Lura Reed Russell Reed Ted Reed Cathy Reynolds Georgia Reynolds Manuel Ribeiro Karen Robertson Carol Robinson Julia Roddy Gene Russell Glen Science Carnella Shafer Roger Sims Roberta Smith Bill Stacy Sharon Srotler Okey Tolley Karen Tyrell Abe Ullman David Vincent Richard Wagener Indy Walker Sharon Welch Wanda Wells Marie Wentz Nancy Wilson Caroll Wingrove 1 w N 1 4 JUNIOR SENIGR PROM A J- Amnc -:ggi f ifllf 4. wgay f- i M8b2 wg ., FQ 0evfXiA51?3f1f.2vx 1 A . 14 ' Q ,V La iors Q3 1 F Q 5 , uf Q 3 3 L W .,, Labul. 91. KAY MILLER 1961 Seniors Spent a Busy Year KAREN KAYE ANDERSON Chorus, FHA, Class President. PEGGY ANN A SHLEY Band, Chorus, FHA, Newspaper Staff - Junior Editor, College Club, Book Club, Science Club. DENNIE GUY BEAM Band, Junior Play, College Club, Science Club, Math Club, Dance Club, Chorus. FRANCES MARION BECKER Band. PAUL LEE AHART Orchestra. BOBBY BENSON ANDERSON Band, Chorus, FFA - Treasurer Vice President FFA State Farmer, Student Council Class Vice President. JOE MARLO BARRETT Basketball, Chorus, Junior MARY ANN BARTMESS Band, Chorus. Play They Participated in Athletics, BARBARA JUNE BENDER Band, Chorus, FHA, Library Club, Newspaper Staff - Art Editor, Cheerleader, Science Club. PHILLIP KEITH BLAUSER Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chorus, Junior Play. RICHARD WILLIAM BRADLEY Basketball, Track, FFA. CAROLYN SUE CARPENTER Chorus, Fl-IA, Newspaper staff - Reporter, Dancing Club, Y-Teens, Social Games Club. ELIZABETH SHARON BOGGS Chorus, FHA, Junior Play, Newspaper Staff - Reporter Librarian, Bible Club, Readers' Digest Club, Office Assistant. DORANNE BOYD FHA, Bible Club. MARIORIE IRENE CARVER FHA, Library Club, Newspaper'Staff - Reporter, Book Club. RICHARD CHARLES CLAYPOOL Dramatics, Clubs, and Music . PENNY LEE COZZENS Chorus, FHA, Junior Play. BOBBY HAROLD CUNNING HAM Basketball, Football, Baseball, Student Council, Class President. JOHN LOUIE DAGGETT FFA, Film Strip Club. FRANCINE ISABEL DEAL FHA, Library Club. JAMES LEWIS COGGESHALL, JR. Chorus, FFA, Newspaper Staff - FFA Reporter. PAUL VERNON CORBITT Junior Play. 1 ERNEST LARRY CUNNINGHAM Basketball, Chorus, FFA, Newspaper Staff - FFA Reporter, FFA Judging Team. HOLLIE MICHAEL DAGGETT FFA, Film Strip Club. Ten 'Seniors Took the BETTY JEAN DEXTER Chorus, Junior Play, Newspaper staff - Co-Editor, Junior Editor. JANET SUE DICKINSON Chorus, FHA - Vice-President, Junior Play, Na- tional Honor Society, Newspaper Staff - Reporter. IANICE ILENE DYE Band, Chorus, FHA, Junior Play, Newspaper Staff. CAROLYN BELLE EVERSON Chorus, FHA, Junior Play, Library Club, News- paper Staff - Reporter. ARLENE DUTTON Chorus, Library Club, Dance Club, Class Officer Vice-President, Secretary. MARY CATHERINE DYAR Reading Club, Library Club. SAMUEL RAY FLANNERY Basketball, Track, FFA, Movie Club. ROGER LAWSON FOX Football, Baseball, Chorus, College Club, Science Fair, Science Club. Senior Scholarship Tests . ELMER GOURLEY Football, FFA, 'Iunior Play, Track. .TON MARSHALL GREEN . Band, Chorus, College Club, Class Officer. RICHARD GENE IRVINE Football, FFA - Officer, FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team, Student Council. RICHARD DALE IOHNSON FFA. IANICE MAE GAUGHAN Chorus - Vice-President, FHA - Historian, Junior Play Newspaper Staff - FHA Reporter, Varsity Cheerleader, Dance Club, Class Reporter. ALFREDA MAE GOURLEY FHA, Junior Play, Library Club, Commerical Club. RONALD ARTHUR HEATH Chorus, Projector Club. IRA MACK HELMICK Football, FFA, Hunting and Fishing Club, Movie Projector's Club. They Earned Money by Sponsoring IOANNE MARIE JONES Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Pep Club, FHA. DENNIS EDWARD KENEY Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook staff - Business Man- ager, Student Council, College Club, Projector Club, Class Officer. SANDRA SUE LANTZ. Band, Chorus, Newspaper Staff - Reporter, Yearbook Staff, College Club, FHA, Library Club, Dramatics Club, FHA -' Historian. KATHERINE IRENE LEE Newspaper Staff - Reporter. MELANIE IRENE KERNAN Chorus, Library Club, Cheerleader, Reading Club CLINTON WALLY KNOTTS Chorus, Film Strip Club, Science Club. SHARON LEE LOGUE Chorus, Reading Club. ERMA LOUISE LUPARDUS Chorus, FHA, Library Club. High School Dances . GORDON DALE MAYS, IR. Chorus, Science Club. IUDY ANN MCCLAIN Football Queen, Chorus, FHA - Secretary, Class Officer, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff - Reporter, Library Club, Junior Play. IOSEPH LEE MCGRAW Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chorus, We1der's Club, FFA, Film Strip Club. ROBERT RUSSELL MCVICAR Science Club, Student Court, Film Suip Club. COLLEEN SUE MAYLE Chorus, FHA. WILLIE JAMES MAYLE Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chorus. ALICE VIRGINIA MCCOY Chorus, FHA, Library Club, Commercial Club BARBARA IRENE MCDONALD They Undertook Traditional Activities - MARY LOU MELLON Chorus, FHA, Newspaper Staff - Reporter. HOLLIE CHESTER MICHAEL, Ir. Basketball, Football, Track. LINDA JOYCE MILLER FHA - Treasurer, County Vice-President, Bible Club, Librarian, Newspaper Staff - Reporter. FRANK S. MOUNTS Football, Chorus, FFA, Science Club. CARLOS FRANCIS MILLER Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Band, Chorus, FFA, Library Club, Class Officer, Projection Club, Science Club. KAY JOYCE MILLER Band - Majorette, Chorus, Student Council, News- paper staff - Reporter, Cheerleader, Science Club, Class Treasurer. JAMES ALBERT MULLEN Basketball, Football, Baseball, Chorus, College Club Science Club, ScienceeFai.r, Track. NANCY IEANNE NUTTER Chorus, Junior Play, Student Council, Newspaper Staff - Co-Editor, Junior-Editor, Class President. Snapping Senior Pictures, Ordering ROBERT LEE PERDUE Basketball, Track, Chorus, FFA -Officer, Football. HOYT WILLIAM PINKERTON WILMA IEAN REYNOLDS Chorus, Math Club, Bible Club, Dramatics, FHA - Vice-President, Secretary. BENEDICT EDWARD RODDY Newspaper Staff - Reporter. RUTH ANN OLLOM Band - Head Majorette, Chorus, Student Council, Class Officer, FHA - President, County President. CALVIN CLIFTON PERDUE Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chorus, FFA. RONALD HOWARD PLACE Basketball, Baseball, Track, FFA, Junior Play, Stu dent Council, Chorus, College Club, Class Officer. DAVID ANDREW REED Science Club. Name Cards, Being Measured for Caps BRUCE GALE SECOY Basketball, Baseball, Track, Chorus, Junior Play, Student Council, Newspaper Staff - Reporter, Col- lege Club, Class President. DON MARTIN SCOTT Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Chorus, Year- book Staff, College Club. PATRICIA ANN SPRAGUE Band, FHA, Book Club. MARJORIE IEAN STOUT Band, Yearbook Staff - Editor, Newspaper Staff - Junior Editor, Math Club - President, Junior Play, College Club, Library Club, Dramatics, Dance Club, Office Assistant. SHARON GAY SHAFER FHA . MARTHA JEAN SIMPSON Band, FHA, College Club, Class Officer - Secretary News Reporter. CATHERINE ELAINE TATE Chorus, FHA - Secretary, Junior Play, Student Council, National Honor Society, Library Club, Newspaper Staff - Reporter, Cheerleader, Class President. FRANK DEE VENHAM and Gowns, Passin Out enior Pictures, LARRY DEAN WAY Basketball, Newspaper staff - Reporter, Projector Club. WILLIS LARRY WELCH Chorus. PAULETTA SUE WILLIAMS Chorus, FHA, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. LUTHER BURL WILLIAMSON Basketball Manager, Football, Track, Band, Chorus, FFA - President, FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team, Junior Play, Dramatics, Welder's Club. HELEN JEAN WAY Chorus, FHA, Yearbook Staff, Dance Club. IESSIE DAVIS WAY Band, Chorus, FHA - News Reporter, FFA Queen, Student Council - Secretary, Band - Majorette. RICHARD DALE WELLS Basketball, Chorus. PHYLLIS ELAINE WHITE Chorus, FHA -Officer, Junior Play, Student Council Library Club, Class Officer. and Sending Invitations IUDITH ANN WOLFE ' Chorus, .FHA, Library Club, Commercial Club. BILL ALVIN YOST Basketball, Baseball, Junior Play, Student Council, Newspaper Staff - Sports Editor, Class Treasurer, Film Club, Student Monitor. IUDITH DIANE HUNTER Y-Teens, Future Nurses of America, Latin Club, Olympian Council, Swimming Club, Newspaper Staff. JOSEPH MORGAN CRIDER fN0t Picturedj Football, Baseball, Band, Chorus, College Club. IAMES ORVA RICHARDS fNot Picturedp Football, Track, College Club, Hi-Y. SCENES FROM THE AWARDS ASSEMBLY Several Senior boys received vocational agriculture awards. Nancy Nutter and Ion Green received scholarship awards from Mr. Drake. Mr. McGrew presented senior chorus members certificates for their service. The processional is almost completed. SENIOR CLASS MOST TALENTED Barbara Bender Bruce Secoy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Nutter Roger Fox These Students Were Elected b Y BEST DRESSED B D BEST PERSONALITY my mer , Ben Roddy Ianrce Gaughan Bob Anderson HALL GF FAME HSS CLASS FLIRTS Sharon Boggs Elmer Gourley WITTIEST Iamce Gaughan Joe Crider l ertisers C OMPLIME NTS OF REMINGTON RAND DIVISION OF SPERRY-RAND CORPORATION Mariett Oh C OMPLIMEN TS OF MAIN STAR OIL CCMPANY 4 C23 vig ' 'EQ2 1 . :Sid f. 5 EQ A X. .1 :-i. 2: F1 ,1 ' Ii :ffl 5- A :EF F -:E EE BSE! f Q 2.6 Q'5-. ' pig? 1.-54:1 i i --'I , -uv. , L . 2 QT ' , - i Q.. xsi-:-' Newport, Ohio THE UNION HARDWARE CO. 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