Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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if on RUSSELL DEAN WINSLOW Russ Greatest dance band In the land VIEVSY S YIOUS feal QOUE In ITIUSIC Tall and 'Tl CAROL IOANN WYAND A member of YTeens sings ou In chorus pretty blond hanr JOHN WOLF John nsce lookmg really sends Joesnt say much SYLVIA MAUD YOUNG IS Soft spoken a wnllmg worker FIICE to eVeYyOne SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing Orval Schoolcrafr Bull Jobe Dons McClelland Joe D1 Ioreto Sealed Mzke Wulson Dnanne Barley SENIOR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS Fronl Elea nora Porter Elsue Daniels Maureen McKenzue, Sher rrll Tranter, Dons McClelland Back Georgean Harris, Frances Caialdo Barbara Jernugan, Mar Creafuro, Judy Lynn Sondra Baughrnan Carol Whmaker Vurguma Orr, Blll Armstrong, Ralph Pa quale, Perky Rice Sylvia Young

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SHERRILL LYNNE TRANTER Sherry Actuve an YTeens student councnl alternate a student secretary Ilked by all RALPH DALE WELLS Ralph Always daydreammg never has much to say SARA MAE VALENTINE ro'n th 5 0 Qld Pughs cornstamper a hot temper a real fruend CAROL ANN WHITTAKER Carol The class sweater gurl a canary m chorus a good sense of humor Zeke R creatlon dnsc lockey headed 'for the Army takes physics In his stride MELVIN DEAN WILFING Wllly Always clowmng not a worry the world dark curly haur GARY TYRONE WEEKLEY Gary Always has a wase crack basketball manag r keeps the movne progector company MICHAEL GERALD WILSON Mllxe Short and sharp Mr Checklers rnght hand man seen at Russell s dances Kat style Ky. F . .3 hill f Ky .... Mr. LARRY H. WALTON ' . . . in

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f In September of l95l a large group of bewildered s udents from the MacDonald paro chsal and rural schools squared thesr shoulders and prepared to tackle the four year courses sn hsgh school Confusion prevailed as they frantsc ally ran about trying to find the rooms lssted on thesr schedules After a few weeks thsngs became normal and the new students were briefed on the Student Councsl and elections were held The few who were chosen as repre sentatsves were proud of their selectson The Sophomore year then came and Sslas the year the students dsscovered poetry sn the form of a poetry notebook that all struggled to make The hsghlsght of this year was basketball as thss was when Bevo Francss and the Wells vslle basketball team were sn their glory Despite all thss excitement the year seemed to go very slowly The Junsor year finally rolled around and the class elected officers under the supervssson of Mr Mulholland As class sponsor he gave excellent gusdance The offscers chosen were Fred Carter Pressdent Mske Wslson Vsce Press dent Judy Lynn Secretary and John Msck Treasurer Basketball concesssons several skatsng partses and a movse were topped by the Junsor img.. Clcsss Hsstory Sensor Prom The class members had a lot of fun decoratsng The Prom Chasrman was Cathy Crea and the orchestra was Johnny Chsck s Thss was a wsth Mr Polesky taksng over the tremendous sob The Sensor year came on September 7 1954 when the class was offscsally declared sensors with Mr Polesky taksng ove rthe tremendous sob of Sensor Class sponsor Class offscers for the Sensor year were Wslma Sprsggs Pressdent Joe Jackson Vsce Pressdent Judy Lynn Secretary Bsll Bettersdge Treasurer The class undertook the prosects of football concesssons sellsng of Sweaters The bsggest actsvsty was the prepara tson of the yearbook whsch was etfscsently handl ed by Don Townley Edstor sn Chief Sondra Baughman Associate Edstor and Dsanne Abrams Bussness Manager The yearbook was supervssed by Mr Polesky The class play was wonderfully dsrected by Mrs Welsh and was tstled Father of the Brsde It was splendsdly presented and applauded by the audsence The days rushed by and suddenly Class Day arrsved then the ban quet then Baccalaur ate and finally Commence ment Some of the Sensors laughed some of them shed a few tears and some crsed real hard because they all knew there were none among the class who wouldnt msss the happy days spent dursng hsgh school 'N 2 . u'. -1' I 'Q A ' 6 -T ' , 'W nf I -A' I - . - . - . I ' - , I - - ' : U' I , l I Marne, will never be forgotten. This was also candy and wreaths at Christmas time, and selling ' ' f e r l T C294