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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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I - -o. M.. ,, Y A 1, . Table of Contents lnfroduchon Orgamzahons Muslc and Dances Underclassmen Sensors Adverhsemenfs Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages 1 2 13 30 31 42 43 54 55 68 69 92 93 104 4 1. ' ee 22222226 -1 2. ' ' aaa e,,,e as - 3. ' 6 as ess - 4. Sports aaea eaeaeeea- Pages - 6. ' 6 ease - sqwzlrvzlzon because as teacher counselor trlend ou have unsplred guided understood us because through your personal magnanlmuty and protes slonal excellence you have become an msepar because hugh school wlll always mean the more to us for your havlng been Identified with It w lnscrlbe with your name this record of our actlv :tres at Wellsvllle Hugh School In 1958 as a lastnng mark of our deep respect and affectlon tor you Miss Ruth lrwln English Instructor lll and 5 . . . - , , ' - y able part of our high school years . . . and thus, . . . . . . . . u e ' , IV A flash of lrght through the corrrdors a form leaprng up two flrghts of starrs a calm vorce on the arr a frrm presence behmd a desk rs rt a brrd? rs rt a plane? rs rt a rocket? as rt Superman? no t rs our prrncrpal WILLIAM MENOUGH BA M E Mr Menough became prmclpal of Wellsvllle Hugh School un 1952 after havmg taught both nn MacDonald Elementary School and Wellsvllle Hugh School and servmg as prlncupol of MacDonald for two years Has fme sense of humor and ablllty for organization have effectuvely handled the many exasperatung problems that the admm ustratlon of our hugh school entauls Some men are gifted teachers some are wrse administrators some are successful mer chants some are crvrc leaders our superm tendent rs all rn one a man of many talents and all drrected rn behalf of our school and our crty SEWARD E DAW BA MA PhD Dr Daw has been Supenntendent of Wellsvslle schools for thurty two years B fore commg to Wellsvllle he was the prlnclpal of the Muskungum County Village Schools and the Superintendent of Caldwell Cnty Schools Besides hls duties ln school admnmstratlon Dr Daw has made contnbutlons to the field of educatron as the co author of an elementary spelling book My Speller and the author of a serues of elementary readers The Successful Lrvmg Senes 6 AClmlDISl'l'GlIOF1 Faculty FORD S BALL MARTHA lAS5l'Ib SFRA l DFLANI-I Get gomg' Good C rlcf Let s go' D1.fm1nL I ard Woodwork I II III A11 Health .and C'11IN Phvslcdl I-'dur 'mn I- ,ind M Lung-,qty ul 'lg1111esxee A I4 We-st L1be1'ty guts Ohm LIIIXSI'-IWW N et V111L11f11a Lmxu lu MARGARET DOHII- No talklng IUII HHH N H F es IILII xpm1so1 IIo111e11 1 11 of .AHNLIIC 1 FSTFI Ll' 'VI FLTON Lets he grown up' 1-.h N 1 Iv-11 N14 e I 1111e xc-1 111 N m11v11 of X Tu-n 1111: NAIIIIIIAI IHI1111111 Nmletx 7 1 11111 1 IIIIIHU u1'1 U 11 1 K ILS. Id. ' . Ed, ' ' ' '- . .. ' .' ' . 1 ' A.M., Vs S1 su' of Girls' ' 1 '. CI1'-1'l4-:iv1's. and I'e1 ,'l11l1 Surial Svienre and llmne IC' : Vs I H..'. , .', W it V f'1ia l'11i1'u1'sity .' . ' nf I llIllI'l' 11k-'s I':II1II'.' II ILC. I-Il., ' t S 't ' 'sity M.I... l'11i' lsity of I fburgh W I-I U. , ', . S . 1 it 9' an an -., Faculty Aux M ,nh qw, 'half' CARL FIRNI Fu! out the clovs nlng Norml Science and Health B N kent Ntate Lmsex nw Re-serxe Ha kethall Fluh Fl I PNF N CRFCO Get up the three numbers Band HN Xounp-tonn Lnnersltv spun rn of Band and Txxelettes R J HODGF Now I know youve had this before' MHth6YUdfllx BN Ashland Unxveuny M A Ohm State LHIVQINIKY xponsor of Bev- Intx lmunals and Pep Club ROFHFLIF HOOD Que barharldad' Npfxnl h and Social Suence HN M9Hl1lhlN Qtate Lnlvexsltw Sponsor of Junior Class md Nlliilll h Club MAHALA F IN! RAVI Reallv people' Vlmld H1 lou and Nmlal 51191119 B N Ohlo Ntate Lnlxe-unix Lune: ltw nf Tltt hu: 1 Npnn an of Y Teen ,- Nw 8 Faculty Rl TH IRWIN vxrlx lets n I Al N Ill N 1 v X X vu PL ure If-nr bl 1 nr PXFIXN JORDAN ual! untll vnu re through HHN 1 N vull rv mn 1 Hill Rl TH hFRR Int 4 get bum Ill A ll 4 N nt mme I f L0l ISI- LAVNTUN IJUNAI D A LOVE I' HK It a If xnu I 1 ' Grab the hrooms' 'Viz 1 s U n nl ' N nm u rc N11 9 nv- ' Faculty WIN HAPL J NI-XTO Spread out I len ' N N Lu 1-1 Xl Q PI NADA VIARSHAI I Bet vnu a cookie 1 Ulu-1 ln e- mn J AK lx VIcDFX ITT Get busx Iilnlngx Ivuxmnnt 'sta e fu 4 X QTANLPX MI C7XNbIxl For Instance' Con umm Eumomuf- and Pu me xlllhlilklll in e L ni Nu-ubenxl 1 une ll X llll 10 JOHN A POLFSRX That will he 210 limes Txplm. Bnokkeep xr Bu-.ln ut I N llltildlhfl PA Xian Temhu C1 L x 1 er 1 spun nm L nur C w Faculty ummm. www M, SSII LIANI RADD I one you Health and Bm Phx ua I-duwxtmn Il Nuulhexn Cu 1- le-ul lwmtlrlll Fu h HP I lf N V5 I- I I H The bell rang' Llbl nlan AJS.. Mu,kin1:um Cn -1- l.ilu'arian',' 'I'Il'l1'2lll'. u -N - Slmnsor uf Slurenl .lln'ari' 1 . Ha1'.nunee1's, a d Senior ay 1.1: lx lll4ll X L0l JPTTX Vlfl-BSTPR Look It up for tomorrow Nhmthand fxpln 1 u n 1 h N 1 l nt Ntatn lnlu mnsm f + Flu 1 fl-IARLFS WIII-INK Pete stand ln the rnrn American I rolnlmns .J .. mln 'n'1 . .1 ,. Iln S2 ' XUXAI Rl NXUN xe had lt' N 'Vlu kxnyum ful ms.: mn 4: Ll Alu ine- s 9 .'ml1Hn' f H' ' 1 -Q ans Key Club X 8 is Q Q -'Hi , 5 tri ff ll These Men Work Toward Progress The most Important achuevement of the board of educatlon In the past year IS the passage of a levy tor school mam tenance The board has also been form ulatlng many tentative plans for the en largement and Improvement of the school currlculum and facllmes To these men belong a great part of the credit for the steady progress bemg made an the Wells vllle school system Board ol Educatuon Seated Rus ell Dysert Dr S E Dfm Earl Bake me-:dent Standmg Raymond Rolley Clerk William Buh llecently xeslgned ard H-glared by Rlrhard Ravel These Men Work Toward Order These three men are an inseparable part of the lute of Wellsvrlle Hugh School If the halls have a bnght shmmg appearance all the credit as theirs l'lOl' OUI'S Dxught MacLean F.-lrl Mundy Wllllam Moncuef 1- 12 . 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'.O 6 .f..'..k .s': X 4 L 1 f f -.1 ff' ff' 'I .fa me 1 W F' , 'nz x f M f-,..f1f kr fffa-uf iff , , Student Council Student Council Governs Student Activities The Senior High School Student Council repre sents the student body in equal representation Each homeroom selects a delegate and an alternate These people meet under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Kerr Many high school activities are directed by the Student Council notably chapel services rec reation night several dances Homecoming festiv ities a talent assembly several paid asemblies and morning and afternoon public address programs and announcements An annual Christmas Formal also is sponsored by this governing body Proceeds from recreation night are used to replace games and records and this year a public address unit was purchased for the gymnasium Two waste receptacles were bought and placed at the entrances of the school and are serving to keep litter from the sidewalks The group stages a school clean up campaign each spring A xllx. X11 Aflclle ud tt N 4 x l ' ' . .I . I - . . I I . . - .. I I . . I 1 f Mr. Charles I'i r ps-i't'fn'ine ltr-thy-t-. :intl x'tl, mttlul-iastim' 'ui'- 1' ', Ralph Levi- rlirvrt- daily Hiltlt- rm-:ulinu wltmlule. St 1-1 l'ouniil pro itil-s int':tt'rmtlx':- Sxi-s 11x'::u1'mn. Hn-1-t1-ntinlx Ninn i- U1'P'l'Hl1-ll xu-vlxlv tty Sluflrm i'4fum'il, T4 Student Council Speclal Assemblles Arranged By Student Councnl At somewhat nrregular Intervals durmg the school year, specual assemblues are provided by the Student Councnl These range from the lnformatlve to the enter tanning In nature One of the best receuved was the program given by Mr Charles Kung Thus years was has fourth vlslt to the hugh school, and he was as well ap plauded as he was on has furst program He has an especnal talent for auduence partlcupatuon and the tour part harmony produced surprused even the student body Rev Bob Richards talk was lnspurnng as well as entertaining, as was the program on Switzerland As far as possible the specnal pro prams are provided wlthout charge but when a charge IS necessary nt IS merely to cover the cost of the program By to a mummum, and of the hughest type the student body has learned to look forward to them STI DFNT IOL NCIL l'Xl'llTlXl- f0M'VllI'TI F Seated John Walks lx sl ce-nt Standing Ifhn Ioms V ce Pre df t I Auld Rn Neuetfnx Ralph lexus 1 Ill Q n xed une IDI Nfll 'lil VIBI- RS XND SPONSORS First Row lx v I t Jm .Lnxl l'1lf1 Vhmlfc lALAll Rm- Brute Falconer Second Row 11 v H .md We-lrh Qdmlyn Heff Lldpd Bmd Pe Lx lfxccll Third Row John Vlflllve John Ddlflhlft .Io n 1 Us mum Imnnle lie-nl Ralph Lf-xxx 15 . , . . . . , . . . . ' ,' ' If ' If I ' ' ' f ' . ' f ., ' 1 H ef K I l - l ' :.1 1 f. i- -si-n: ' ' 4'-' - - Vi-gif: lN+lc'h: Da lZ:1l+lv.'in. 'l 's --r. 1 1 keeping the number of such assemblies I S 1 1 - 5- I -' 1 A' -' Av-' ', ' ': 'ug 'rm'ns, ' Y' ings: I ' tl, ' 2 ss. ' ' -. f ' 'I Mis: Ke , .Inf Pal--tta. V' 'pr' 4' ' ' . ' j nf-r. I . 22' 1- ' 'Z ' 5- ' '- - h L11 f, Ilan Hall ' . ' I E. ' Q 1- 1 . ,f W3 v x' A 5 .W , 12311.57 nr 7 GETS R I ,au-s. f 'O--N .. ff.-. .ff .:- .sh 2 1 no mx I , fri ' ,fjg W I v f,Q...l X 'Z k A X 1 Xxx X 1 Tiger Toles l-lord Work, Midnight Gil When an annual staff is selected, not one senior has a vague idea of the immense amount of work involved. It is almost pure drudgery, even in the planning stage, and hundreds of hours of photog- raphy, developing, sorting, selecting, drawing, cropping, proof-reading, calling on advertisers, and plain worrying go into the making of an annual. It is all paid for in the moment when the finished book is placed in the hands of those who spent those .Xi-tivillvs liilitfix' l':ii'iil f'I'flll, Scriiiir' Sv-vtifiri l'I1lit.ii' 'l'ffi'i'x .lllji Il Picture Iiflitiii' .lmm In-sh. Produces '58 Yearbook long hours. And in later years, when we come upon the annual of the class of '58, perhaps gather- ing dust in some far-off place, these hours will have gathered thc golden patina of the years and we will remember only the fun and none of the hard work. May we here express our appreciation for the help given us by our sponsor, Mr. Charles Willing, and of the kind patience of Mrs. Willing. ids 4.44-fb L ftxphgkffy I lb' ,H QI K7 Z9 Et 'W QM 'L 'A' to 33,552 X , sidlel is STAFF XII-INIBERS Ol TIGER RAC :tw eiw , lti, ,luriy Sllrave .-X lfxelyn lioyil P MMV! Jw Slew-tie I4 liurlinrix F1'zinklil'. ll li:-iiiuv IR-llei' S lf, ltwttv Kii-ix S ll. li:il1-li I,--v.ie li lE'. Suv llzirllliiwl 5 ZH lt:ir'li:i1'1t Plxillipf l' l4ill 'l'i'zixi-re .Xrt Zl. Mary' .Xml Flutter' ll liill l'iii'ti-i' li If l':4t Marlin li ,linili Niulitixiuzili- S lil, Nmiry lliitsun H 'l'lu'i'v--zi Jril.lx-on .X 21, Siiriilrzt ll2illl'Ut'l'i B .Ioliii f'i'i-aliiifi A 25. Sandy N--lsnn R Limlii .Xi'n1-twin: i' 26. .Iivy Valvtta H l'zilt5 Mi-Ilnxell .-X BT. Myr'naJ+-nkins ll Hzii1iy1iNli'lif-lixif' l' LN. lfrlzi XViilfe li lliisiiiiziiw iillliv .X lu l':it Rzixxlinue li Sliffllui Nlill--1 l' Illi, -luily lliigil B ill, 'l'wri'5 Rin: li iliv- Stull' l': l'r'1-iliivtiiiri Stuff ltiisirn-sc Smut S: Siviii-ir Si-1-iiiin Smtt' Notuonol l-lonor Socuety Character Leodershup Scholorshlp Servuce FIRST ROW clw11 hyd 1 I1 1 1 lllpd e 1 an wn M1 lxennc I 1111 1 11111 111 111 11 1 e 1-111 F111111 N11 1 M1-11 .111 111141 OND ROW I1 h11 Hau l1 I- 11l1 J11l111s1111 I fix I l111s1111 1lll6X 'Vl1Dex11t 111-N11 1 1 1111191111 'S 1 N11 1 111 11 RD ROV M I l 1111 1 1, 1 1 l 1111 . . . . .... I . . . . S ': I: ' , J 111 N'glt' l . 'VI 'lj -' 'z .' M-D ll, Fa' I VV' sl11 ', Vi 'gixxia W l1'I1. T 'i t , ku I,1111l11 A' ' 111111. P21111 l'l11t11. SHI' .' ': . 1 ' 5 . 1114 j I . .11 j .11 .' , f'hz11'l11tt1f- l'1'11-, Huh I'l:1lP. Sl 1 ' ' , ll11' 4,111 ' ' , .allj .'t ll 1. .lul I.111r. THI ': rs. CI1111, P111 P1 'l'll 4. G1-:11'v'1- M1-f'1'11:1l,. 41' '- l :1l 'f111f1'. D111 Iiz1l1l i11. l21111:1l1l K1 11111t'111'. H1111 K1--11-1-, f':11'11ly11 H fl' 1 -1: M1'. 11- ul . . I . , I .' .' 1 . S ' I ' ' ' 'I I .' .' ,': .1 'l'r1-as 1-111' - - - l':1t IVl1'I1111'Lll, af: Mrs. l':Sl'llt' Eli . ,'1 ns r: 'l'L'I'I'5 'l'i1111111, l'1' S'l'Ill . D t H ' . M' ,' 1 Vi-1-I'--fl nt: M ', Will! M1 uh. S-11 sur, I , . . I - I8 1 1 11 1 1 1 1- 11 IN 111111 1 One of the h1ghest honors wh1ch can be attamed by a h1gh school student IS membersh1p 1n the Natnonal Honor So c1ety Demonstrat1on ot qualmes of character, scholarshup leadershlp and servlce IS requlred, along wnth a record of hngh scholastlc attalnment Each year names of ellglble IUHIOFS and semors are SUbmIffed to the vote of members of the faculty under the cllrectlon of the co sponsors, Mrs Estelle Elton and Mr W1l l1am Menough The calendar uncludes a candle l1ght lnltlatlon SSYVICC, QIVCD at cl semor hugh school asembly and a dnnner and the ater party for members and sponsors One senlor and thnrteen gumors were unducted unto the Natlonal Honor SOCI8lY on March 25th Presldent Terry Tnpton and Mrs Elton planned the nmpressuve ceremonues whnch were held on a olat form domunated by the great keystone symbol of the nahonal orgamzatlon New members SIg led the book addmg thenr names to the 278 scholars who had proudly worn the t1ny replncas of the keystone symbol an the twenty one years the chapter has been act1ve 1n Wellsv1lle Hugh School NATIOXAI HONOR NOC ll-TX Oklfll FRS AND SPONSORS I 1l111 L1111 ll 1 N 111-1111 1 1111 N111 11 e111 dlllNll 'VI1Ix111111 1c 11 IK 1 1 11111 c1111u 1111 Y Teens YTeens Largest Curl Organuzatuon The Y Teens us aftuluated wuth the na tuonal YWCA When turst formed un Wellsvulle Hugh School, the group was known as the Gurl Reserves, and stull uses the letters of that tutle to descrube a genuune YTeen Gracuous un manner, Impartual un ludgment, R eady for serv uce Loyal to fruends, R everent to God E ager for knowledge S earchung for the best E arnest un purpose, V uctoruous over self Ever dependable Suncere at al tumes Mrs Estelle Elton, Muss Mahala Ingram, and Muss Luella Thompson have sponsored the senuor hugh club for many l'Xl'flTlNl' IUMMITTFP AND SPONSORS hrs! Row Juhuns Mfuluuuu Years Some of the CICTIVITISS, In addu uudufu B unes uesuduuuu Iunrlu Aum'-tunn Tug-fusuuu becond Rum Cfuurul tuon to by weekly meetnngs are the con ductung of the Junuor Red Cross druve un hugh school and a formal dance, the Sweetheart Dance, un February Thus year, the theme was Moonlught Serenade and the Glenn Ross orchestra furnushed the musuc uu :xx Q uctxuw u u June Muuu x btandung Mus. Pltouu Sumuu-.ou .fun 'Nirluutuue s u mn Nuuu.unu.fu Wei SENIOR MFMBERS First Row lheue-vu Johnson June Nfuuutanufuuuuun Cluue sue lifuuuuhfuut J net Chenmueth Sue Hfntfoud Juv Pfulettfu une fury .Io texen Mauv Ann Clutteu C Ace Culp Il luna tub ur um N uuw nuu l'n r umn Das Cam Cuntt Bfuulufuu u ay Llm A ay um nu M L ntl I uuulu l'0urlh Run its-tts knnx lat Rfuxulunys Nauudx u u ufuu u uuv 1 nn N ex u w Auurluux uuucx uu u unum ul u Wulte Nfuufu Fluuutxun l9 I - I - I - , - . I - . -. . I - I - ' . ... . .- gli un h..,k. ILA.. I .:. A-.E .' :uv Z-,, 'V Z 1 'V:'z.V'. ' - ' - Wi slu ', S,C '1 T: 'ry Tiu lulul z - '-aj ' ' : I , I 3 'Q . . . D Sus' . ' 4' C Miss luugruuuu, Sl s.uu'g 'r' '- 'l1h, Blvlruua Jenklns, Judi' Hnal, Carol Duclc. Second 'R0w: lVlau'jm'ie Pu:-lie-tt, llatty M4-Dmuull, Virucinia Ours, 'Mlury LoubClutteu'i'Rosen1:fuu'v Cl' '. M-' S ' s, 1 '. ur-' , L- ' 3' run. Th' d R ': ul: 'gn ' dl. J ' -sh. , 'I 'I . ' ' ' 'u Fu' 1' ' , l t M , An z M: 1 Rlnr. Terry Rlnur. Cathy l'uut'fzuu'uu. lim- uy Mu- 'L ' 1 ': 1 ,i ' . ' ' '.'. -' .' Nu-Isuuu, Burl' -1 l'hillug-S. M: N V l-h, J dj '- 's. N: Uutsuuuu. Suu l'uu Hz ' 'lv l','z , . ' -' -fl. A great many students from seventh through twelfth grades work on the hugh school paper the Tnger Rag Some wrute news ortncles some sport stones many type some wnte headlmes some cut stencils or run the mlmeograph machlne Every other Friday students look forward to buyung a copy and hope to fund theur name an prunt I r Tiger Rag newsy gossupy sort of paper and has umproved steadily throughout the year The appearance of the Tnger Rag benefuted greatly wrth the use of the new mlmeograph machme purchased In part by the Commerclal Club Mass Lougetta Webster rs sponsor and Janet Chenoweth ns edutor of the Trger 09 WSI Al PR TXI ISTE lt Ing Yurlv Andrus It e A e ku Bunflll STAINDINK lxndrx Arm YIUIH. we mv. lan lu sc Marx Jo Stew Maxx Ann Clutlu Large Stall Works On Tiger Rag l ' ' ' ' . t 's a R . Nl-I K 'I H ': S't' :. ,' Ch'-ssi Iim'nl1:u't, Graft Culp. 'zj ' . .' ' fi: .' ' -sr r, Jog- J 1-s, '- I ifs,-, .' 'ens. Tiger Rag FR RA! PDITORS AND SPONSORS I 1 ll 11 H 114111111 I' W: v 111 111111 11 11 I 111111 1 ll M4111 f- NIOR STAFF 'VII-'VIBI RS I-Irs! RIN I .411 N11.ht111 I Dxmthx 1V'1K1ulu X1111,1 Mae Rlm. Patty Woodward Ndmy Long 1 ch 1 lllld u1 Q-1111 IW 1r on 11 I l'1lf1 Wolfe B.f1rl'm1a Phllllps Sands he M1111 N C' atxxmvd Ro e lxufmu 1 lmull NIdlN J111e- 21 TIG . Q I .' .' .' TH' .': . 111111 '1e-11 we 1, I ' ': ' -A141-y '-:A er, S1 rts Ei' 'g Miss NV Al S11-1'. Sp:111Q111'1 .I4 A is I' us. .Xsfiwtunl l'I4liA1.1'2 Hill I'411'Ie-l'. I'1'ml11rl'4 ' 111 12 Sl f.' Q Q A :A 5 n', 1' . -I o fl' AQ' 1 IH P, 1 ' ,Y A ' 11' ',,. . ' ' . 7. ' 'I b 1 . Y rv Kathy Rik-. Mary Lou Fluttc-1: Seronrl Row: Joy:-Q S1111ti111a1'i11r1. Tl1e1'e4:4 .loh11s1111. 'l'e1'1'y Rims. Myrna Jvnkins. Carol Croft. Mary :xllll N' -l' . Vi 'gl ' 0 's, Rus 11 'y Clfnv. f'z1ll,' i'11fl'111'r1, Th' d R ': Jual lub .. IA' ' . ' ' ' ' ' f j ' l.' . .'a1':1 he' ' . S ' '. ':. P1 tty M1-I - . ' 1 K1 1'11s. ' , , . ' 1 1 - f V 1, 4 Wx , if 7 ' , V. if ' .KR V , - ruture Teachers Learn by Doing The local chapter of Future Teachers of America provides its members with ample opportunity to dis- cover if their talents will best suit them tor careers in the teaching profession. Each member was called upon often during the year to take over actual classes and conduct them as well as possible, even it little time for preparation was given. Those interested in elementary work were placed in elementary class- rooms,-usually when no qualified teacher substitute was available, and our people were praised by principals and teachers for their good work. Social high points are the spring cover-dish when college friends are guests, and the installation dinner near the close of the school year. Miss Irwin is chapter sponsor. Vresiiln-nt Susan substitutes in ai junirn' high 1-lass F.T.A. UFFICERS AT THE F.T.A. STAND: 'I'ei'i'y Tiptnn, Vive ' 'e ir ont' ' 'VIA n ire- Pre ident' Qwndv Nelson Yevretarv' TH Q UI Ifll Row i 1 ix in te A 5t'llIl'ld Run Q i il la Ndlls 'VIe-UL it it ly 4 X ti xu Nam N .nn 1 lrd Rim mlm HA 1- tix i i in ii i 1 iix ,4 our! I L in i 4 x -4 in i Future l-lomemcikers ol America F HA. Teaches HThrilt Begins At Home The future homemakers organization in our high speakers helped encourage this interest in the girls. school is just one chapter of this large national The social highlight of the year was a Mother- organization. The aim of this group is to further Daughter Banquet held in the home economics room. interest in home economics for future benefit in This group is under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn family life as well as in a career. Various guest Jordan and Mrs. Margaret Doyle. Uusy lxrnnemakerf luke time nut, F. ll. A, OFFIVERS: Standing: Mary Ulu Hit-kman. Nm-xx s R-1lmi'tvl'3 Mnrilvn Mc-Kc-nzie. 'l'r4-asurerz Linsla Arms! runs. xe wn tow Ill lment A11 Sitting, lurlx Ili IFNX CL If Il PH AV UH 1 YQ l E l N l Nr-uetdlx Ndnrx N1-il id Nu le f-1 lIl5lllI'lIlI11 I-I' I ji. l'zi : 1 an. . ' Y: - .' A l' 's. Vi' P'-s'i I: Kg H i lI. l s'd nt: liwkg W'l- liums. .' ' I Sl-INIQR N'lH3lBl'fRS OF F. H. A.: First Row: Mzu'jm'if- Punks-tl, Rn-.Anmry lvlllik. Maw Ann l'lLlIYr'l'. fvlnry Inu f'luitfr, Second Rim 1'til'e4-lr lZ:.i'lilizn'I. lj .' lsii. Vutliy l'1l't ru, .'L1 H:.i'lful'rl. llnxwvtlxy Nl--Klanllvy, Vaal'-il Vlfrfl. .Init Vh nm:-Ill. rv S1-nu-d: Mrs. Nile and Mr-. t':illi:iun. Standing: Iiitse- Iinzuru. Hi-tty Knox. Juni- Murray, Mury .In St--xi-ns. Ifiiyt- Iii'-ri. l'ni-ul Skt-Q-xi-. .iit,Xnnn- Mnliwnv, Putty Mifltmxmll. Itnrmhy M4'l':xul1-y. Putty VYmnixuii'4l. Nainry lmnu. .Iunn Niulitinvnl-A. i':it Rzixxlinv-. Yin- Vrnricle-nt. Susan Mvflntiri-. Tri-:isnri-r. Plrln Wulti-, Se-1-iw-t:il'5, Malryannn 'l':niii, i'ri-siilvnt. F. NA. Encourages Career Selection All girls that are sincerely interested in nursing as a career are urged to join the Future Nurses of America, a national organization. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. Jennie Calhoun, school nurse, these girls Students l-lelp In It is considered an honor to be asked to work as office assistant to Mrs. Jayne Kata. Class sched- uling is considered, of course, but junior and senior girls in the commercial department who display qual- meet regularly to discuss nursing and to hear talks by people in that field. Many girls from this organ- ization enter schools of nursing each year. Principals Gltice ities of poise, neatness, and willingness are given preference. Among other things, they answer the telephone, deliver messages, type, and operate the mimeograph. .lziymr Kntn. Myrna .I--nlsins. Nzinvy I'lnri,. Snnilrzi Iturnf-s, .Inns-t Fin-itmu-itt. Marilyn Mi-Kvnzii-. l':nti Vlatv, .Iimn Dash. Vat Ram linr- not pit-Lureii. LATI-N f'Ll'B Qlfl-'II'ljIRS ASD-SPONSORS: Standing: 'I'vl'i'5' Tilitrin, 'limit ll:il'l'nmn. Sandy lh-.lzm--, Connie Plate, keith Nixon, Viruinm Wil:-li. John Hauuh. Mary lfzilvfiiivi-. ,hitliiiiiy fil'HlTflt-'. Mnry Ann Alliamfsn. Penny Call. Jnyre- llut'I'ielrl. Sitting: Mi Latin Club Stages Annual Roman All members of Latin Classes I and ll form the Latin Club which is affiliated with the National Classical League, This club sponsors a Roman Ban- quet which is planned to resemble as closely as si Mm'-lmll. Banquet possible in menu and dress the banquet of the period of Julius Caesar. The sponsor is Miss Elvada Marshall. Club Espanol Meets ln Regular Class Periods The Spanish Club is really in two sections- Spanish I and Spanish ll. Some of the purposes of the club are to serve as a laboratory of Spanish conversation, to present facts about Spanish culture, such as dancing, painting, and literature, and to lay the foundation for a continuing interest in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries, including countries of South America. lt is planned to have an outing late in the spring, and feature some items of Spanish entertainment and foods. Miss Rochelle Hood is the advisor. SPANISH f'Ll'B OFFIVI-IRS AND SPONSOR: Standing: lwnnlx Sim-lmaziix, John f'vrrHl'1lI'0llH. Vllllfli Merriman, Eddie Bauer. Jim Su-vm-rms. Sitting: Sam Il'Ani:elu. Janet Wilson. Mis.: Hood. Faye Kiwi. Commercial Club Tocloy's Commercial Student Tomorrow's Secretory The main purpose of the Com- mercial Club is to better acquaint commercial students with secre- tarial work. To become a mem- ber one must be either a commer- cial student or have two years ot typing. This year one of the club's projects was the purchase of an electric mimeograph machine. The group's sponsor is Mr. Polesky, commercial teacher. UI'I'If I RS AND SPONSOR OI' IOMMI-R I e 4 ex N cle il X nc w Spun or Marv In Stu 1 re-111 e nr 1 Muni inlcm If II YIIII KN WII'Rl I-XI I I'lr'-1 lm x li s u x uri lx ix lit ux I I X IX I 1 nn ir I-ourlh r in au 26 lx n ln f llw in x Sn-ron mm Nl .1 nl Au 1 Row 1 x I th nm 4 six I V FIA . I'l.l'B: Shirl y M 'Il-'i!t, fe ts Mr. I' lfskj. ,' S ': . .' els, I'- s'lrnt: I-Iv lyn Iicji. 'Ill 2lSlll'L'l'I 1 J- S. Yi:-nl I'r'e-s'i4-Ili. l Q s 1: .I 1 . Y C 'fI.' Ulf VUXI. I '. , 'I,l'II, .' R ': Mmilur Milt- Lif. I':1I XN'fm4lxxzrr4l, .Mn an Mx- IC' u. Ilolrlm QU fn. .l lv H1-all lint.-l Hurry. Sr-rnlrza Ilzirri-or-lm. rl rl, Arrl'-us. Hu 'ill. Ma Amr Vlulttvr' Mr. Ihnlmsky. .' d R : .'1urun lirlrmri. V41-rl lfurlx. t.r.i-i- Vullr, I'z.:ril Xlirlzknr, l':. 'Ilia-i-, .Iuyvv .lirlm--ry.. .Inn-I W'lr-fn. .lzxuvl lrilv.-imlnulus, ltawurrn IP' vm. Sully lilly Third Rim: Sui llnrllrrr'-l. iirlzl XM,lt'.-. Il.:s:il1-- Wilwlx. liullu l'l1r'i-lilr. Vlnrz. Iiuyl. ,Num-s Sli-lnlrv-li. K:4ll1r'yu Will-, Yu-rim, Mwlriliisli .l,ir.--1 lllrxvr. Nm.:-x lv Sir -. Ilzirlvri-f fVlm'u:lli, N: 1445 Tnllwl. ' : lirll l'wr'lrl'. Jiri Mm-Vlurv. Iln irl .lwlllrslrrrh Snriulll lirlg-. I: -rrr l l.rrrr,'. l':.llr5 Vziruliii. I'lir'irseii- lizirlrlizirl. l.imln .Kr ruetr'-mu. Wairnln Iflnsrlx-writ. Nlzirvzirw-1 'I'lir':i-l1wr'. I 'f R : l'lr5lli 'Ur '.. Nlmx .Xml Nfl:-2. l4zir'lr:lr':i l'lilllur-. S: ily Nvlsm.. lxururli l..-:Illia-l'lwrr5. lim l'r'wwteI, Stwilzi li:-alms. M: , Ulzi Ili:-lxrrzir .limi Ilnerr. .lr-nw S:.ri1ir::ir'1r.i.. lmrwrtlux MAH lex. Student Secretaries Student Secretarres Get Practrcal Experrence Each teacher IS assugned a senror buslness student as has or her secretary These students cut stencnls type letters, and perform other dut-es of a secretarual nature Both teachers and students beneftt from thus servnce the teacher by having much of the mechan :cal work taken att hrs hands, and the student by ganmng useful practlce expervence The work of these students forms part of thenr busnness practice grade :nl rx tr 1 1 1541 X i n ux 1 lu Alx If 1- m Xnrltfn Hu x n Standing l n nn J Nl 1 lrxl xtfunn frm n 1.415 Malone luxxntte Nlur-xc Iurlw Hun SHYIHP. 1. A lll 4 Nunrim Ham nk Ilrrxnthx NfrCrAule-x I url Hcnlx 1 n l n n nx n VM- Nfulrlv Ne un NI rn: v C .fu lx hw Kutta VM, . , . I I I I':ul Martin. I . .Inya-v Sn lnnmtnw, .lrl . al' s, 'l'c'1'y ng, l ft' ' S lr . . j al, Yirrinizn Ours. .Inmn It' sh, Del at Gilzsm. l2'.1 f lta'lzam Ptillips. An A Mm Ri 2. M: An ' lvh. Myrna .lm-nkins. ' lr' . .2 'I' '. Val 3 ' Vrn. lirlsn ' ltk-. Vlxxwssit- lia tart. N: rm-5' Ibntsr-n. M: 'ilyn M 'livn .it-. l':1I NY mlwwl. llnrlu .XVI -lrrntv. M: A131 4' tier. M' . 151m n-. .Iulj 1 ' s. livelyn vfl. ling lin fill. Vllzxrlr-s Furtie. liruu- fvllllt. Vzxlwl Iluflx. Hill l'ux'tvt'. 27 I Qs Q Q I N? xv 3232 I A.,A 5 '1' - 1, 1 4, p.if1v.:!2:g:Q3x W ' If i 1 4 Q ,Q Y l.Q A M, .gm ,mi , -Q-until' ,'?'fP Q-',. . ' 'fa , , J Y fu ,M ,V V 4' .0 ,Q W A Q? ' Q, Q :fi Q f if .Q ' 3 2 I , ' ' f- , 'iv 0 7 , a' Vww,.E.i' AJ .W 'Q' , Mfg' . 'P' ' ' A - 1 xx 1 'A . Kneeling: Sylvia Siudak, Sharon Croft. Kay Tru iemarx I N irx 1 uv at i n 1 N ci a Sandy lJeJune. Paula Ross. Sondra Barnes. First Row st.-mdiniz Vlaurrri li l nm rn mr axne r Shanks, Frank Pucri. Bill Winland. Anthony r n e llnnthx 'Nl I run an N n ire in xn e I-lrla Wolfe. Second Row, standing: Lennie- C'ut1 Iam Ninn alt x x 4 H Camera Club Learns Techniques In Photography Almost everyone is bitten by the photog- raphy bug sometime or other. Camera en- thusiasts in the Camera Club pool their expe- riences, and together learn how to get better results from their picture-taking. From light- meter, to dark room, step-by-step instruction and discussion form the programs of the meet- ings of this group. During the year, a visit to the Horsley Studio gave an insight into the professional aspects of photography and each one tried his skill at studio shots of a model. Prolection Club Qperates Movie Protector First Row: Trnn Nruflalt N r uri.-xx mm rar arrx mx ne r llenni Shanks, Maurive an f tn ire Secon on in :le-It S h d I d . . G1-m'i:e l'ellel'. 'limi ent mr ne n 1 n am nlti it C e U e m0Vln9 PICTUYSS lflvffm-r, Kay l'r fx t 4 lt x 1 ri llc-lf lim Third Ron Vlawne lmtcr Mike Mrluen on educational subiecfs are Jay llysert, .lark Na an ing cfm L 1 rear x Se-are an a 0 N-pon rr Dani x lx in Treasurer: John nml lct ra re 1 n nmc 1 not pirtuier projected by members of the Proiection Club who assign their members by periods and days. Each member is a trained proiectionist who is responsible for the condition of the projector and the film while he or she is on duty. The Visual Education room will be used for all movies as soon as the screen is in place. Drapes to darken the room suitably were hung this spring. Mr. Mato is club sponsor. -4 1 v EX. N ? J f if gg' 4, ,V W Q ', 4' 3 ,. ug ' . '? 26' ',,- f MU SNC u,,,,,.,.--A-A , ,, ruff ' Nw' fav Y I y U K 4 I, H,' ' i . I 1 G' p LK I -ng nl - v C Qi ri, .ra 'KU 8 Aw 9 ES 'IBD 5.4.0- f t, i' 'E' 4 if ia cgi 1 1 4.-., 4-A gg- lwt-0 7 vt TJ. 'rx ' gf F :En fi! QE? ..-. . I f 0 s 'Q 1 ,, XYQII-li. llniiiio Wilson, finlly VVilliani.4liii. llzitliy Riff-. John Hziuuh, lg?il'llH!'H Phillips, Jarlxiv iniitli. Kurt Srhm-illmillfr. Fourth Row: .loo f'umniar'at:4. Sandia llzwirialirl. .I:1Ann Dietz, Iluli N'l'ilil:rinis-i'y. Dal'i'ull Slow-i', Miki- SQ-flnr, .lov liziulinu-. Julm f'rv:4t11r4i. .lziy llysert. l'hu1'k lle-lfilippii, lVll'. G11-'wi, Standing, Left: Nlzily lilln-it Dir-lug. l,i-at 'l'if-4-, l'iiiil lluuse-liulflm-r. She-ilzi lim-liin. luiwil l,tiiiv'. Bum ItAIiLru'lii. liill fullf. W. l-l. S. Bond Wins Wide Recognition No high school activity demands as much of its members as the high school band. Putting on a football game half-time show requires many hours of planning, rehearsal, and practice on the field. The concert work of this group is outstanding, and here again, many hours of practice outside regular school time are responsible for the high degree of artistry displayed by the musicians. District and state ratings of superior have been won over past years. Mr. Gene Greco, director, demands and re- ceives performance of an almost perfect nature. The Military Ball is one of the events of the year, and the marching band takes part in the parades in the area. The maiorettes have won wide acclaim as one of the finest precision marching groups in the area. lfitvsiiiiliimis. lvlary .Xmato, Luis 'l'l10lmvsu1i, Bill Pulp. .Inv f7r1rni1iar:it:1. .lavl-sie Smith. Norma Nlwfuiiilvy, Nliiry lille-ti Hickey. Rita l m'.1ii4'1-. listlim-r Ihiliiels. Fzircrl ltulifiil, Mary Ani: NYelrli. Liinlzi llziuutx, Myrmi Jenkins. Panty Ilzixidsmi, Mary .Xml .-Klliziiivsn. l-':ij,'e- liir-vi. I-'nurlh Ron: fe iix Nu lull Ili 1 la lliomi lul ifuls X ixi li l'li ll x Vlvirln li lfillip lt lm V11 'ilurr 1- ' . 4- I, 'z-1' 14, . fy i 'ii 14 1-j. 4:im lfliivvlo, Kurt Sr-liln-illmillnr. li::i'li:ii'u Phillip-, Snmly N--lsnn, Iii-vky iizillin. Yiruiltiu Ours. .limit Imsii, Vaiwtl Cmtt. Iirvkp Filter. Sniirly lturum-ss, IU-nity Weulxlcy. THE HARXIUNEERS, First RON: Iliirwitliy XYriulil. Millii- Hzirwis. lit'-1511 l.:issitviAr', li..ii,I XYirisli-it, Ifethity- Itgrriif-I, I-fiiyii-p I'grr-Lf lliwrtzflzi Tliiimzis. l'rir Xlziitrt.. Second Rim: llill l'i-itii'. l'i:iiiiis lumix' l.li.ri:iiwl .Iitliri-nn. Mr'-. XX.-lin riinii-.tix l-larrnoneers Feature Spiritual Songs In two years, the Harmoneers have established quite a name for themselves in the school and sur- rounding communities. This group of young singers appeared on television after winning second prize in a talent show at Newell High School. The well- known singer, Charles King, when he gave a concert in the high school, was impressed by their singing and encouraged them to continue working together. Mrs. Helen Welch was the originator of this group and is their sponsor. il:iI . llill lliiiiriii--iii. .lvrijx Nitin-. Xluyxii- l'i.i'iii'. ,livin l'1ilIi Selected Group From Chorus Sing at Special Events Whenever a call is made for a smaller group of singers to sing at events in the school and community, these selected singers have been ready to appear. Each member has an especially good voice, and has been trained to blend his or her voice in the harmonious arrangements in which they specialize. They have been singing together for two years, but graduation will remove tive of their number. It is to be hoped that lower classmen will fill in the gaps and this superior organization will continue to entertain us. . , , . , THE CN 'l'l'IT'l'l-IS: I':iulii lliiss. liI'lll'tA Pulp. .lurk .Inr'rl:in. l'lii'r-ssir- liHI'llllIll'l. llirniiii li--ll. Suszixr Mi-I1-tin. l i':rm'i.s Miirlraiiliiti-. Iiill lurtrt x i lic inn flrirley Mvltuilt al t A lfzi , 2 'x .' ' s Irs! Rim mn Hum lf 1, m4 U1 1 we lf-1 ar x sea. and Rim nl 'Nh 1 A 1 x 4 xr Xl 1 e x lrd Run + ut n rr mx Il I-nurth on HX I l 1 1 In I lh hm I n Chorus Pleoses ot Many School Programs The mrxed chorus, under the drrectnon of Mrs Lawton, appeared at many school programs, showmg the effect of hours of rehearsal Therr srngung was apprecrated at bl monthly chapel programs and at student assemblres Together wrth other musical groups of the school the chorus appears In two publrc concerts the Chrustmas and Sprung Festrvals Therr trnal assrgnment each year rs to provlde muslc at the Baccalaureate servrces Thus year the chorus boasted an unusual number of fnne male vonces The block robes wrth orange panels give the chorr an rmpressrve appearance 35 LII Q-I Z? Cathy Cuffaro W3 Q. 2.21 Joy Paletta thy Rl Prorn Highlight of the Year For Juniors and Seniors Entranced by the enchant- ing music of Bobby Caputo and his orchestra, the class of 1958 entertained their uests in an atmos here of the crowns on the heads of Erla Wolfe and George Pell- er. The royal attendants were Cathy Cuffaro, Joy Paletta, Kathy Rife, Anna Mae Ring, John DaLonzo, John Long, Andrew Lynn, and Robert Plate. The Post Prom party, sponsor- ed by the Mothers' Activity Club, 9 P Roman Fantasy. The eve- ning was climaxed by the crowning of the queen and king. 1956 Prom Queen Donna Jean Buzzard and King Raymond Rolley placed Andrew Lynn Robert Plate John Long featured Dee-,lay Jim Adams and was well attended. Breakfast was served to the weary but happy crowd at 4 A. M. John DaLonz O ,ff x -nm, all ' WW-Q . f-Q QQ gif if an L , if f . F, k 3 We ,V Q E , 'v ' fuk K , if :ffl f , 4 ,W f A . Y,' S l f 5 1 LS L f x 'Q Q, ,, ! 2, no ' A I . ' Mahi. . Q L' X ixv- 'W '71 .0 1 I 'V' gf? , 4 Q' , f M., 4 9 in fr. K I f -.-.ls rw ,myfr M 4:22392 Moonlight Serenade Theme ol Sweetheart Dance This yeclr's annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the Y-teens was set in a moonlit garden. A variety of multi-colored flowers overflowed large white urns placed around the dance floor. The entrance to the garden was formed by two white hearts and a golden lock. President ot Y-Teens Sondra Barnes and her escort Jay Dysert led the grand march to the music of the Glenn Ross Orchestra. This dance, decorated by a com- mittee headed by Susan Mclntire, was one of the most beautiful tormals of the year. Ile-li Nmnlm liwrm-s 'xml I intl-x X t 1 I tl I I l l i n l I Que:-n bluntly Nelson :intl liinu .Iolm i'r'4-mum Largest Attendance ol the Year at Military Ball Approximately 200 couples, consisting mostly of local and visiting bandmembers and their dates crowded the floor at the annual Military Ball. Elab- orate decorations changed Beacom Memorial Gym- nasium into a wonderland of many colored lights and flowers. Shades ot purple and green streamers enclosed the ceiling and walls. Queen Sandy Nelson and King John Creaturo were crowned by last year's king and queen Mary Jane Buchanan and Tom Wilson. The attendants for the king and queen were Virginia Ours and John Haugh. The ladies in waiting were Carol Croft, Joan Dash, Betty Knox, Myrna Jenkins, Joy Paletta, Barbara Phillips, and Mary Ann Welch. HRS . Q rl Kaus,-Wf W..N,?,s1 5Q'i5,33 4. 6 K W Q Eff fi 1-ug :L E s J4 4,fF'N: s S2 ,L y , ff KEIW K y ' 0 'T Wx. .,k a 125916.- gif. A , ga T WM, E- ., J w-'M' 1 ' . ...THE 'DANCE IS OVER if 1, D 34 I - A 4,,, Vzirti-i' lilnsts tlirfinuli l l lim- It i' tiiliwlwli-xxti. l957 Bengals Develop New Talent This year's edition of the Bengal football team, under the direction of their new head coach, William Rodd, finished the season with a 3-won and 6-lost record, but in the meantime new talent was dis- covered that may portend better things for future years. The team started off slow, losing to Brook- field and Toronto. Both of these games could have been won by either team, depending on the breaks of the game. After that came undefeated Chester, who came in for an easy win, but left on the short end of a T9-l3 score. The next week, the locals traveled to Canton Lehman, only to lose to the Bull- dogs. Cadiz expected to beat us, but we pulled l.UNNll'. ICICNIIS LARRY IHNYI 11' 1 il' lNl II-. littt llt.. 'l':u kli- tiunill a big upset on them. Asiatic flu cancelled out the Salem contest. Then came Jefferson Union, the Homecoming Game. After leading all the way, the Orange and Black slipped and let J.U. score two touchdowns in the last four minutes. A trip down the river, and the Bengals racked up one of the highest scores in years in defeating Bridgeport. In the next two games, against Bellaire St. John's and Lisbon, nothing seemed to go right and we lost them both. lt was quite a season, with a lot of good and not-so-good football played, and one we'll long remember. -.RS lfll.-XNVIS t'AXXAllA'l'l-I 't' ii lin lli lztr-lclv W-fl 1 ' f l'H H VARTFR JOHN DALONZO ANDY HULOVVATY ., ,,, .. -H H. I.. -1 .1 -r . 1.14 lli. lah llr. ltr-f ll.. I-'lllllmrk llnltlmrk Qim1'te-rlthi-R Chester Game l-ligh Point of Season Some 2,000 fans turned out to see the Wells- ville Bengals upset the Chester Panthers. The fired- up Bengals, after a series of rushing plays, hit pay- dirt when halfback John Long ran a 30-yard double reverse. Chester then took over, but the stubborn Wellsville line would not budge, and they were forced to punt. Early again in the 2nd quarter, after a series of sustained drives, quarterback Andy Holowaty slipped over from the 2-yard line. Wells- ville's determined line gave not at all, and the half ended 12-O Wellsville. New Coaches: New Techniques William Radd, head coach, came to Wellsville from Irondale. He graduated from Mississippi State with a B.A. in Physical Education, and coached at Carthage, Missis- sippi. .lack McDevitt, assistant, graduated from Fairmont State, West Virginia, with a B.A. in Physical Education. He coached in North Carolina before coming to Wellsville. After leaving us for a year in California, he re- turned to Wellsville in 1955. Carl Firm, assistant, is in his first coach- ing assignment here this year. He gradu- ated from Kent State University in 1957. Chester came back strong and hit for their first score of the game. Later in the third quarter, Chub Carter barrelled over from the 5-yard line, and Holowaty carried for the extra point: Wellsville 19, Chester 6. About the middle of the fourth quarter, Chester scored their final touchdown, and the game ended with the Bengals on the long end of the 19-13 tally, than-li.-s l irin. Iiadsl. and Mi-lhviit JOHN LUNG JIM LITKINU MANDY LYNN 5' s -' 'H ia' 1 11-1 Ili 111 lla. lhl lla. Hzxlflix-Ark H ltl lk Vvltlrrl' -1881 yx Q1 wqygr i , if W, S 2 Q A 9 , M5 'E k f Q f , N5 . :aj I Q, 34 MQ 1 iv: , 1 ' M A ff' We . ' 3371513 Q -, Q , '12 5 Q..-v in , 5 3 ' 5, 'f 4 l 5 1 ex .fs Wt 1 55? . . ' f ig f . 1 w- ' as , sa sy ' fgjfv 5 V w , gi 4 It 2- ' 1 A 1 A A Q . 4 A . A I , ' J - yt! ap I,vfpffb J ' Af? ya we ati 'f...'-2? ' 455 A f ,4 if gg H , - , A Q SN iff fu .. f N s A -' 4-ag- 'ltr ID y f: ,, S7 VARSITY fllHl'Il!l.l'lAlll-IRS: ll-iflniii tiilisuin. Oiptziiri. Amin Mm- Hina. 'I'm-rry Hina. I-Iiln Wuitk-. Fzithy l'ut't'um, Iliiriitliy Mrfuu Cheerleaders Practice Hard For Precision At any football or basketball game in the area, much attention is given to the cheer- leading groups who work hard to urge their teams on to victory. Wellsville is justly proud of their girls who strive to put pep and origi- nality into their formations. Hours of practice produced unusual effects which received favor- able comment everywhere they went. Reserve games had their own group of cheerleaders. These girls move up into the varsity alter a year or two in the reserves. Both groups have their own unique costumes, ISHRYIC fillHl'IRl,l'1Alll'iRS, Kneeling: Vzitliy Vzxtailvlii, l'uulu Russ l l!.iiii. Ku, limii-1, hlanding: Sylvia Siuvlak, Site-Vry l'y'iit't. farm :-i XK'lxil:ilxei' Homecoming ls Football Season Event Homecoming Dance Annual Affair The night of October 30 five senior girls waited impatiently for the half time ceremonies of the Jefferson Union-Wellsvtlle football game. These girls had been elected days before as the group from which the Homecoming Queen would be selected. Amid traditional ceremonies Carol Croft was crowned Wellsvilles Homecoming Queen f l958 by John Haugh senior class president. Her four princesses were Susan Mclntire assistant editor of 58 Tiger Tales- Joan Nightingale senior class secretary- Kathy Rite assistant drum major' Erla Wolfe T957 prom queen. The Student Council pre- sented each girl a colorful bouquet. Escorts for the girls were Terry Nelson Lonnie Be-nis John Long Frank Pucci and John Wilkes. ln honor of the Homecoming Queen Carol Croft and her court Susan Mclntire Joan Nightingale Kathy Rlfe and Erla Wolfe the annual Homecoming Dance was held November 4 in the Beacom Mem- orial Gymnasium. The student council sponsored this semi-formal and erected a goal post in the middle of the floor. Orange and black footballs and 'treamers were used for an entrance. Close Prebndenf Jonn Houon Crowns Homecoming Queen 'UE' C. Z2-,Q 'lla wage The O 49 7, J, ,h s f' ,, ', J f ' f ' f Q62 I 1 'ty ' C u r I: lliil-tx.1t'x tl.istit-- tit i--t-its:-i' .iuztiii-t tlii-st-1, Basketball Team Thrills Loyal With a new head coach, Jack McDevitt, in charge, this year's basketball team was an un- predictable one. In one game their play was terrific, and in the next they could not do any- thing right. Many games were lost by a narrow margin, often by the entire team having a bad night at the foul line. With the right breaks we could have won 5 or 6 more games. In the first game of the season, East Palestine won in overtime. Against Lisbon and East Liver- pool, the team seemed to fall apart in the second half. The Bengals bounced back to beat Mingo in a hard-fought contest. But after this great display, the Orange and Black allowed Bellaire St. Jchn's to emerge the victor. Again, after playing good ball the first halves, we lost the next two games to Toronto and Steubenville Central, The fourth straight loss came at the CUTS hands of Chester. Then the team seemed to come to life, and won four of their next six games, f- Newell, Bellaire St. Johnfs, Steubenville Central, and avenged themselves on Chester, The team gave Salem, the fifth-ranked team in the state, one of their toughest games of the year, before going down in glorious defeat. Against Goshen Union and Toronto, the Bengals couldn't seem to get the right combination going to win, but came back against Weirton Madonna. ln the last game of the regular season, Wellsville lost a second time to East Liverpool. ln tournament play, Wellsville whipped Jeffer- son Union in its first contest. After leading top- seeded Toronto for three quarters, the Bengals falteied in the start of the fourth quarter, and before they could regain their form, Toronto had WOlT. 50 xl lg f' x ,f M 4 X , 'wwf 'J 4795 f i x, f'Hl'B IARTI-IR BILL THOMPSON JIM RVSSELI. Ll-Ili MIVK 5, SU 7, WH Q-1 7, W, 'H 135 lb. liiitv lla. 162-4, Ili. ,Hifi Ill fluzuwl lfurwzu rrl Flnwvurll Ilunrsl Basketball Seniors Varsity Squad -1 Knem-ling: .lim Russell, Huh Kiuruns. Andy Holnxxaly, limi Iiulalwin. Lee Mivk. Phillip Iialllx-.in, fqnndlllki Vliulr CZlIlf'l'. Mm' 1'mn1vareltz-. Dick Kountz. Bill 'l'l1mnpsmi. Milton Lump, .lim l,1u-kim.. 1, fl . If ANDY HOIAIWATY JIM l.l'I'KINO V, In F, Tf, 1:5 Ili. Ili lla. V4-me-I' Guzmml 41 O W y .mf if fgf New Coach Brings Reserves Along Well RHSFRYI-f BASKI-iTliAl.I. MORES V-. 2' I-Inst i':tl-'stirw . .. . . NY. I.1-lt-ir. . . xi., 1 rch-f 1.ii.kr,,,i.i , NN. 7' Nlirgir W. 12 Ittiliairi- S' .lirliri . . . XX Hi 'llriiril-r , Ns. ,i Stmilii-iixillv limi.-iliv Vi-rit:':il NN. Vin--tc-i' ., . . XX. fm- .ell . .. XX. lit llziirt- St .lrilin . . XX. Sul--iii . , XY. 1, Strulreiixillw Faith tlii- Vt iiiiail XX, 1- Miroii ,.,.. , . . XX, , ,ll l'l.f-sift' . ,. , XY. , .13 Hit-xii. . XX. Wi lltiiiiitii .. ,. The reserve basketball situation was in the hands of a coach new to Wellsville, Carl Firm. The season record does not look good on paper, - winning and losing the same number as the varsity, - but most of their games were close and all were exciting. One of the best was with Goshen Union. Trailing fifteen points going into the fourth quarter, the Bengal Cubs tallied fifteen points successively to tie the game up and send it into overtime, only to lose by one point. It was a great display ot spirit and determination, and should give us hope for a winning varsity in another year or two. lt these freshmen XX, Ii' XM-:ittiri Nlziiliiirtizi D I -N. 17 I-In-' Itn-ri--r-it and sophomores continue along these lines, Wells- ville should have its best team since the days of Bevo . Klwvlillg: NK:.ytiv l-Illiilt, liiili liiiiixli. Itiiflx Knunlz. I'liil liuliluin. l,:innin- lilzilwly, Slnndlnigz Mari- l'rilri1i:n'i-ilu. livlilic- ltmur, liil 1 lxiuumi-. liiili lnlirisvti. Ifrzmklili Ja lXsit1i, Milton I.amp, Raytmilili Frutilxliti. AH3' -1 :rum-1. EJ . ,uk W F 3,7 W M Q xWnJ?.,.3f,4y,5a!y3 ,lf , , I I V . I A 't Q , Zu wr , u-.1 I -wi Q J-f--en.-,,, . ,A ' fiff2'Wf-' yt Q -'gf 71 . 1 1 'g ' tif ,. 4 v ' V Q 'U' 1 7 mum : . 'T , ' , , ,, , Y W f- -M-mm., if ,nga . . yff-fp. ' Mp-1, 'ai-QU: .Q f ' ' V ff' , A ' ef A il .5 'A Q Q 419 7 41 Q.. I 1 - V .., 0 , ti ,Y 4 u 4 Aus ,X 1 JJ Z .L 'Q A s v 1-54 , I 4 A 'Wig ::?x i-i. .tt M.- Q4 F l f i 4h.fh!,4 1 , l g,.g 1 , ' l f 3 5, 1 ' 7 ix Hifi? 1 1 ...W i Q Ii, QQ, ulgtpfk I A' X 'i lx 1' JJ! H5334 42,4 42,2 J - ,1 cw! 'Vie Nei F 1118 is -ff' X I -:mute im? 25 M if :EQ Ilia, F I M 2.9! K fs +V' K I mpg ?l?l5'il UEHQUV' 52? ul EW! w 1 I Q, Tlwe Class ol I96l WE ARE THE MIDDLERS TOO YOUNG TO GO TO SENIOR HIGH ASSEMBLIES BUT HERE WE ARE IN THE YEARBOOK EVERYONE POKES FUN AT US WE LOST OUR CLASSROOMS ALL DURING SEPTEMBER AND PART OF OCTOBER BUT WASNT IT WONDERFUL TO BE A NINTH GRADER AT LAST' 9 I M11 Bl! I 5 A-Q Jfmuy, 3 0 Ll 56 . . . . . , 1 ,f ,P U G e-:r run- Alford Q A 'ii' I 6 ' mv' .' 4 Sum Anmtu .5 ,I f Phillip Baldwin A I ' X Mary Lou Be-aumrnt I . In - I If -E' 4 herald livntz l V Vi 5 V Jzxrk Ra-ntl . I .. ' I I If 1 -'js ' I - I 1 . Javk liettericllre- x F .. - 1 ' 1 - Hlluin e is ' , . f i vlza wf 1 5 V Huh Bowerw is Wg, 4 ,V 'if .af Kenny Hu 'd cd ' -,,: ' L' wr' ,- A :Y LIZ- V, ' W 'V rag il Imirry Ilrzmdt ' 'X P 4 . ,-' I .Q ', lllll Bramley 9 K A V M ' I N311 , I 1 5: 5 gg' li .....Xn,. flu ,..- . L. , 4 ' 11:-. P' -. :E -- I ' In David Brouknmn - - - fi-J A I A v Nanry Lee Brown 1 ' 5' :IQ ' 1 -V Rivhard Brown I , I '..-:::' William Brown I g--, ,,-., ' .sg I Wm- 5 Charlene Burl-lmn1 Ji , 1. V G ' , A if V , ' 1 V ,ll -l,Z-.. , .f 15,81 Y- Jim Burn n , A i E : . I A. 1 -1 lizlrvn llurns 3 ' .9 V lla li zzarll liill Call A I A I l'ennio Full T :fl I,ul'ry Fallen ' If , I Y llnnnin- Vallmlu-ll ' I I Bw-n Cannarlate Linda Ch:-nmve-th X Linda Fay Clark I I I Annu Mau- Funnnarzt 5 I Marion I'mnp:u'4-tt I Q'nII1ri'iln- 121 f I I , llnnitn Funk ' -' YA, fn i - Vurlixs i'ursn-llu 4, QI Q Surah Fuulx ' Mm-lvin V4 :KN4 lvry I l linylxuvlul Frm-xxx llny Fr:-uf Ralph Culp lv-is Funnimzham Russell Cunninuham Marianne D2ill'5'HlIrlk William De-Sari-fl Mivlluel Ilife-llu .lanire IJiI.m'm-lu Linda Kaye- Ilmxlin Janis-e Drummnnsl Juyre Dutfivlsi Mary Falconer li:-lrewrzx Farix llmlney Ft'l't-FUSUII Goldie Ferry Janil-e Ifmm lk-an Forbes lid ward I-'ost er In--lei Fr:-m'h Alice Galloway Donald Gales Jerry Gitsx-hier llil-hard Gray Jarque-line Gr:-athuu Fha:-la Grinallo- llolmrt Hzulflrwx Alan Hall Jay Hamilton l':n'ole Hanlon Tummy Hauulx hurl llurtiurml Carole Haughl Virginia Hauprlit Jerry Heffner Tom He-nt lwrmf Sandra Hermanul Hilly Hirknlun se f ' L, 1' 4 49' 014' if 81 I vs A 7' 1 if ls Crews asleep? -an lhiliqi iinriruizil. X'i,xifii'a ilfniw l':ull Hwllv-Iinl: inn iii Jzuwl lnrfrlyii .Iv-rm Imrix Jul..- XNuIl-vrr Jum-x .hwru .lmwiznii .lun-Il .1..,' Kurvli Lu- .lu lhirlx ,Xml ix: Iliilwrt Kiuuan 11-1 411.- M..1 l4u:'imi':a Kina-1' llufluw Lmnzu' 1 l JoAnn I,ziS4-:ilu Philip I.aS4-Ulu lie-vky IA-xx ix NYilli:m1 Imni Limieli Marlw T4-i'i'y Martin ll4:iwi't Maxon Jim Mmflif-vit! Huy' Mrlmfwii ilnlm- Mn-1' 4-mA I' :Ali R1ilw1'I Mi-rriliim .Xliuiv Mn-11 Annu Mvtx lmniinim- Mn-IX Hn-My Milla-1' Vaiml Millafl' lu-iimlii Nilllm-1' XX'ill:n'1i Nlwbli-5 Hairry Mmuluinin ix Hi- ixzn-I Muli- Siwiz lg N'-1-fix I.-.ln if Ni, Miz..-.1I. iihhw 42,- lv .V V 35 jr xr SQAMT' ' 'N' v 'Q ' 5 ',f,- ' , I A V- ! it . it N? 5:45 uw If 5 1 .' . I ':!f':y,- 1 , ' A ' AAiv 1 2913 -.' ' J V ' ' . 1W?2i: ls Crews awoke? fs. V41 .43 , i 1 f, , L 1 ,V7 Fi-golf. . :iff V'2,',,, I- ful gal: f 5 .AJ xff:::I!if'i . in :ggi t .,., 'nf' , AW, 'iff Jgialgga C v , 1 it. 5 +3 5 45 If --.44 1 'J f. .L 'I we it 1 '..l7 la V' K I F. , 1 H x Z' rv 9 I? Q , 1, ,I 9 ' W 1 ff I :J ' Nw d -1 -i , ' W4 BBN if 'ai r, ll . 3 , 1,91 A ,A N xf J' , I 3:3-' 4, 1 M,.....-I 'W ,. 4,36 722' 1 X ' .9 X s ,. V ' 3- :,. r , ,1 fl . a P' l 2 1 , Wi iv , fi v , 1, ., ., 4 i Ani 51 1 gl ,V Q I . s xl '-if l 1 J' N Send me in, coach? Cary Nixon Ks-illm Nixon In-nisp Vaifley R1Hvma1'y Parfluale Helen Patter--fin Murinn lwzwn Robert l'elle-3: Gary Pisarsky Connie Plate Jim Vfvllnu Wayne- I'fn'tf-1' Arthur Pu:-1-i Roy Puvkt-tl Bzwlmru Rawlings Maxine I'utrir'ia lies-fl Juliilh Ann Rviglml Allen Kim' Bonnie- Rive- Ril-harfl Rice Glenn Runrk Carol Sum- Rolfe-rts Paula Rossi farul Ann Ross Rzlmm-vu Ryan Dirk Sell Hrvlunrl Slmfnx' Judy Shanks Glenda May Shenhm 1,1-Roy Shinule-Inn Jmiic-4 Slum-ve Ale-:canrlrr Skavensl-ci Juan Smith lVlzu'z'ln-ttu Smith Shawn Smith Parma Su-wz11't lfrzmk S1111-klnan 1' ,--'if 'I':14:: Juli. Th :Ja YA, 'I'..g:z-xr' 'l '1'fi I--XM' ,Xv 'N www- 'I'v4i. M' Imnxglnf 'I'i14.v1z:v Illfwmy I hfmq--Un ,lww v- 51.1. 'I'hmnl,x Kr-1' :R Tig tum 'K'-yn. 'Ix?g1t1,1. Iifiit M 'I'V:41n 1 Iizrrlv nv 'I'y'u:1x Nnlxllutte Xm1l':m11- .I-rhl. XX'zxlIm-s- Nlznrilyn XX':xIl1u Q- IH-x.1.x XX'-wld.-X lixll XX 4-mx' Paul XXX-Ili .Inhrn XX'hitulwx' .farm-4 XX'hitr .lun--' XX :Hu-x 1'5l.ZPx1u XX lllmm I1 l'-+:'!1:n XXMIXM 'lfufiy XX'yzm4l Nzmvy Yfrxt 'EP vi i A X Fai A ,. z, 1 o L05 egfudjgnfeg? Boskefbcll or gossip? The Class of T960 NOBODY LIKES US TENTH-GRADERS, EXCEPT .,.. MAYBE .... MRS. ELTON AND OUR MOTHERS .... WE KNOW IT ALL .... WE TELL EVERYBODY .... WEBSTER SAYS TO BE SOPHOMORIC IS TO BE CONCEITED AND IGNORANT .... BUT WE THINK WE'RE PRETTY NICE .... W. . Klum ful X l':1' .XITf:T1- Nlmx ,X:n:rf, liuflfix I1.n1y..x I-Qvhin llzm - , 8. rllmlx lhnlnr. I,.mm-- Hlamvlx Mau Ibm: Nmemnf- IQTTM-1 Vlzalu liuni I4 ,bv I7--1.-.Ly linv- Iluwhm-I g , llnlulw Iiunf1lL T . ' - V Sululx Iillwww '+ by . ' ,Q f F Sullx Ihr-rx 5 Z 1 Z l.1..m. mu .lnhn Vzxr 1 1 f mul 4':4mI4l.. fr!-N 1'm.,L.-1 I r:mk f nl Q4 Q l':4'7x IT1 , Q ', D , VM ll- K' l.L1,4I:1 I4 ll ,'?1f'f'w The siudenfs? ls if my fum? Mx Q .lmiy Inulx l 'lf rx l':1l1l1m- 11111: 5. D l'ut l'1's-:dur-1. hlmrmx I rwf! K2-mwy Sue Vulp Slnulru lmu Full, Vundx Culp Hill Pulp l-Isther Danivls Gary Dawsoll Vlmrle-4 Del-'ililapn lluln-rt IM-lpnsl-n Shirley lie-Szu'I'u Puulim- Ilvsellvm Nancy De-Senza Mary Ellen Dirkey Alma Dietz Judy Dux'nic'k Jay llyxert Wamln liastlmm Tom lflliwlt XN'nym- Elliott Veuuy l 2M'vIl liltn l':1rum-9 151-mlflirxe l a1'irm .Xxu-lta l a1'nsxxm'tl Viviun Fimlle-y Luis lfwrm-nmll lizlymwml I-'rzmlxlin J'f5'1'v l'll'hNl'l' lunlm- I' wxlrlx li--1-ky Gntlm Lilxmin lieix-v lllmulfl Cn-1-1. .lmly llall l.1ml:l llnugm I W fu, Vx, J , ,n ,MC Q-'if' .1 . Q . f ,, ,,., 1. Q.-0 Q an l Qu J , ,rl 2 ' 'I -if QE 'fig a a j A.,AAV V Xin? , K J alfa - --W1-: Didn'l I say No? Ronnie Haustman lfldvlio- Henry Thomas Hoffman Carol Him ell Franklin Jackson llunnie James Ilavirl Juhnson Milton Lamp Virginia Leone Maurire Livulei Carol Lum: .InAnne Malone Alive- Marlin James McClure- Charlcs Mc-Grath Ilavifl Mclntnsh Yvonne Mrlntush Leon Messer Patricia Milligan Billy Montgomery Darlene Morgan Jane Murray VVillis Murray Dm-rotliy Nalley Jani-t Oliver James Pullie .Ive Rawlings VVilliam Reed Faye Rir-1-i l ran1'c-5 Rube-rts Carolyn Ross Iivnneth Roush Ilnsalir- Farar-r'u Jar-k Sayre liurt Sc-hneidmiller Jann-f Shook Who's on nex Sy lx in Simulink 1':A1'r1l Skm-1-xxx Flml I4-N Smith Juvkic- Smith VVilliam Smilh .l:nm-N Stow-xxx .lim SU'xx:n'l .ferry Stone! f'lm1'enr'e Tauusxrl Nam-y Tulhm Jzuwl 'I'h:m1pNm1 fVI:llu'urf-I 'l'hV:zNhf- I.1ml:1 XIlllfilll1lx Phillip V1-I-null Ralph XY:ix:no-I' H1115 Wzllsoll .VXII-rm HMM IM-xlrr XY4-nu-1' Ihmnnx NN:-lv' Kwihf-1'x'1x NNE-IIN .luhn XX :Nt XY:nmI:n YYiIn-mx lbianm- XK'iIk tlfulmh- XY1le-.n I.1ml.1 fm Mu mx 11.115-M Y1..ll1 '- .W 1-1. 'jr vi 1 Q 1 'E Are we lafe? , 79? 1' A ' 'hc 'uv Mn la 4 Concession Stand Junior Class Progect .Il NIOR ILASS Ol'l'lf PRS AND SPONSORS 'Ht lndlng e-le A 6- s l uu- I' :lime-1 rl nt 4 I N Sl mg X1 llnml To ranse as much money as possnble was the mann goal of the lunlors working In the concession stand at the home basketball games The proceeds from the basketball concessuon stand form the largest part of the money raused by the lunlor class The mast Important use of thus money IS the Junuor Senior Prom an annual event sponsored by each lunuor class Shl'TBAll NKFSSION Vlfblxlxl-RS Standing. lst Rem I t ue x rx 11 x n nn x N lr mx 4 lu nx 1 IHQAIIIIH rl 1 x s-1 x IA Vx Ei 1 . - V 9 , 2 . ff.. ' ' ' 'I .' .' ,' .': .'2 ' : 'l'l1 'wa Unnlr' l1'+-'surc-V: Ge 'ue M'f'r'1-zlly. vi--e p1'n-sirie-nt: limily Jnllnsun. lrlwsiulvlxl - 1 UAH ' I , , f'0.' ' .' ' ' ' I .': .' ' ' '. , : 'urnlyn H Sullj lifjfl, l'In'lj .lolmenn 2 d R : .lulvv .Iam--., Lou .Kula lla-tu-rirlur Ill ls 1 l m1 unttu Nl-I Wilt, M: Ulu lllrlxnam, Vmnl -l:u-ksun, K ' ' 2 l,:u'ry lmxxls, H1 Xlltlmuy G mln. llklllllr- Full it . A. 'H l f s A I. f 2 ,lf 4 f lox 'fi-uf L, ll 4 ' v llavirl Alfurrl lmn llalrlxxin r'1:lull':x Harm'- Ilmivl Bayer Runuld Bell Slwiln lie-whrn 1:1 KA '- I 5 L 'r' jf AQ ', z An .., . 1. ,L 6.8 ' .: .. T nl in TK Q f e ' J u i x 1 ? I ,. em. , J' ,f 1: I.. Jw lk ' H , r 4 -......- Larry Blake-ly V V Lon Buguess v- Ihxvirl Hnyrl . - Sally Boyd Huy liuvlu-r 7 Q .r WI' 315 l Q,'..1jl . 'n 4 V' . .luv Bulger Ruth Chrislip Tum Clark Joe- Cmnnmratn 'l'lu-re-in Crrn1pal'e-tto I. n-sm nzuwl Futi I If Sam D'AnQ'el0 lizxrluara Dawson John DeFili1+1ro Sandy DeJanf Jim Delpusen l.:u'1'y lhmling Ray Duffield Brut-e Falconer .Inna-1 l itZ4imnmnQ Hull Fm-ernzm Jzunw-Q l l'0flel'irll Lonnie' Fuliz c Q .Xmlumy Granfll- ' w:....,-up 111.11 X Imnzllxl Hx-:nun I , I 5 1 l':u'4Ily'x1 llm-ffm-r L Xlxlry Ulu llinknmn . l':n1l lv.- We ARE lofe, oren'f we? l,4+u Ann Bvtte-rinluv Farnl Jaf-k-on Emily Johnson .luym-e Julxlxvm Judy Johnwn I,ron:!!'d Juhnw! Juv! Jwrwx Jurk .Im'4i:!!! James Joy Ronald Kampfvl' liuhc!'l Ku-pr-!' lli1'hurrl Knuntz live-ly!! Imwiln-1' Ii an PQI! L1-at he!-bm-1'v Lurry Le-xx'iQ Jin! Lnuzm Rena Lon! Rhe-M Maze Jil!! M1'f':fu!l1-5' Ga-nl'-'e M4'1'!'v:uix Mike Mvfuun Shirley M4-In-vit! Kin: Mvlrxtirr- .-Num-5 M4-Imnxlu Lind!! Mvlnluwh Mike Mellott Gary Merrimzm Ilumlu Mille-I' Till!! Mnhlvy Fun! Monte- l':!t Murre-ll Jwhn Mnrrig If!!!!i4'1- I':!!'lu 1' .Knmlxda Van!!!-lm Iluvifi Petty l.nm! I'h!IIl5,N Kny I'rmf.N1 , 12, IP' da. .1 5 Q H 1 I J -1 J ' Q ' 4 I . f it : Don'f girls fake mofh? 3 Q I Y 2 fu v , ix ,,,.,, a T x A 5 lk ff 'R ,X ba 1 L, , gi ff-f.f,, vx fy ..: 'WIS Yak ' nmlx lin-1-M-r:'x Inv Salaiinf, Ibvmux rhzualv Xinleirwi Shirxulm-hm Wartin Su-lmwlv Zliviie- Sinus- Nznllx 511111:- lirn-miu 'l'hmnnx Kay 'five- Ilulmif- 'l'1'zmu-1' Uliver 'l'l':1xc-1-5 l'h:11'Ir1Hv l'ri:- Hwlu XYMIM-1' l'm'ry NVQ-um 1' H e'4' ky XY1-lrh Nuury NVQ-llirxulnll Vznrulv- Whitzulwr' Illvk XYHIK H+-4-ky Williumx Izmet Wilwn Hill Winlumi 4:-1' , ,.. , , 'VI ' . . .nn la . 4, 1 ' I6 Q-In -.i . .llplsl I 'CQGQQ 'f ., VT' ' . 1 1 1' 9 1 if av . . ., -1- 'Wa HV 1 ,X x .,.,1 ., .5 , Know this one? HOW'S fhis, Mr King? ,..-3 1 4, cz Gfflcers of the Class of l958 JOHN Rl! HARD HAI I H John Maym fo A dm everxlxuiw clmuff UI our enexgetu flaw men ent lrd us thlough A xough se-nun ten ANDRFW J LYNN Dands When hes n t ln rlas-. tuhlrh ns mnt nf the tlmej hell he found In the hxlls mul es not ln the halls he- s e to y .at e Lam Ol football field JOAN IRPNI' Nil! HTINI ALF RAI PH LFWIQ Midge Louie Mme Iaxakeet than Night Has pa'-.tlme ull-. has DFOIP ummm, nnnthu l'lme-me f'0UlV9l hN '-lllllf U'2l7Y Rnd rontaglous mmy bound he tl Moltlmex ulll never l found Executives of The Tuger Tales MARC ARPT SUSAN McINTlRF VIRC INIA NORA WFLCH ROBFRT AI LFN PLATF Susie GIIIIIIC Bob Doodlex xxuxblel fx lend has N9 N Pm OW' husv 35 lille but mu.hty has proved thi, usual Mclntlle knack fm maklnl. hewel stubborn as a mule his nmth as .4 football xtm and ai za dame beautiful fluted to footllghts and mea-e punt our mpalnle Junlor class. president 70 A- , . Q . , . ,. . 3 ..4- . . 6 . . . .. ' ' ' - - . d- has 1 J ' 1 1 - 1 4- ' - -r I -I ' . 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' fl -gt ,v ' J- 5 ' 43 A LINDA RAE ADAMS Lynn Found elther ln the hallw or behlnd the window at the Liberty red hair 1 her xorlte CHRESSIE MARIE BARNHART Chesue Good things come ln Small packagex always a helping hand when theres work be done KFITH ANDERSON Gobel Always ln a hurry will be remembered for hm talent as an .artnet and hw abnhty on t e harmnnma JAMFS ROBERT BELL Jlm A whlttler ln shop u whlstler ID he halls a whl7 with a hronm JUDITH MARIE ANDREWS Judy datum., are her favorite paitxmes LONNIF MICHAFL BFMIS Baldy Hn heart matchef. his height o r Ill Abner could teach Romeo a few trucks LINDA RAE ARMSTRONG Lmdn Although shes short ln Qtature her energy and radiant imlle leave but lmprew-.mn-a as thoughtful as they come TFRR1 BFNT7 Terry can get away wlth the moet '4AylIlL, the lea-t thrnei on debatex a ham lradm that 121 71 'A ' ' ' ..., ' 'S fa- ' -' . ' lf ' ' to h ' . ' ' ' . .... ' '. ' t Tall. talkative. tolerant ..... dam-ing and Av v 4 4 4 rf . l .... U .al ' t Y .' '.' .' ' . , He ' , .' f IARRX LEE BOWFRS Larn lxnrmn for hls hobbies xshxrh lnrlude- tsllxh hats urls and mlw hlef also fdmou fue hl brown ewes and tea mg smile BAY MARIE BLNFILL Bunny Fond of .nhletnu danum. datum, hel make a good homemaker xuth her l- H A ?XIlf'l lC'nfE PWFLYIN MARIF BOYD us Fenerous graceful a xzenume blond deluzhtx m wlnter -ports e'-pecmlly lre bkntlng FRANCIS CANINADATF Goose HeQ an all round sportsman xuth foot ball as hw Qpeclaltv personality plux KFNNTFH BROADBENT Nick Would rather read Field and Qtream be ln the nude open -.pau-s instead of xtudy hu DONALD CARPFINTFR Don l-ounrl either xsorkmp, m :hop ox IH studx ha hu qulet NANQ are dl-'CQIVIDL JOHN S BROPI-li Jack Leafs ln School and xxorlw at Vlardenk Mr Mato hae led hlm by hh ear lntu hmmeroom more than a few tlmex ROB!-RT DANIFL CARTFR I hub P4 x going. frlendlx soft Npollen lom. remember Fhub .-1 A mlkhtx nuts- ln fool xml lm Let na 72 t s j f' 5. 'A '.:' 'V ..., J ' s .. 'S v D... .S',,.'. - -' f. 'f .... 5-1 A ' ' ' 'A l. . . - I S. I A4 .-.. 1 .... . Q ' I 1 C51 1 . 2' fl than a me-xfbmk .... if he had his choir-Q. had 11. ll ..,. ' ' ' f, if I's,'-' ' '. ' S A-J P' ' W1-'ll .fal- , . ., , V . Sy, bull : 'S' l ll. SARA GRACF CHFATVSOOD Sara W hw .at playing a piano ice kattm. and Il dl lQl3YlnL Latin industrious uxher ROSFWARX CLIN F Bu-sy librarian long. standing member of newspaper Staff pretty dark Nhlny air makes a hit with A Hitt DALF MARION Cl-IFINAl LT Dale May become Von Braun Q as-netant in ro etry loves to be out of doors hunting or fishing MARY ANNF CLUTTFR Perk Active ln the Commercial Club and Future Homemakere of America chorus s.tLl.le1 JANFT LFE CHFNOWETH Jan Active pepper upper of the pep club enjoys intramurals .... she'll be missed by next year's newspaper Staff. MARY LOU CLUTTER Mamie Warbler in chorus ..,. serious ambitions .... thoughtful and willing. worker. NANFY KAY fLARlx Nancy VVorks in the office .... Miss Kerr's student secretary .... with this experience she should berome a very efficient secretary. JOHN M. COMPARETTO Midnight Handy man .... camera-buy: .,.. l8.l'98tl0h disc jockey .... with his darkroom techniques ue re sure hell be a flne photmrrapher. 73 IAROL ANN CRAVIPORIJ tarol Fxpect wedding hell mn after 1.1.f1tluf1 tmn r 1.1LLle 1 lit-IIIIAIIQDI f1xtu e 1 1 :la II-IARLFS L CLLP fhuck 'N ur ln a huru n xe1 h uh 1 1 e e n h III e .IOHN PHILIP CRFATI R0 treat Llvellest and loudest hand member me knmx especmlly xxnh the dlumx truxtx treasurer of the I' T A KRACF FLLFN Cl LP Gracie Seldom seen xuthout her frxendlx Lrxn IQ an lmpoxtant part 'mf the Ovtettes lndu tllou T1x.e1 RAL tylnst CAROL Li NN CROFT Carol lots of pupll-. ulll be I!IlII1.ll lle AIIIDIQN to th1s future teache1N :lass IIIARLFG FARL CI RTIQ Chuck 'l1ke- thlny, ea-.y he never has much to my llkex to be vtlth the boys NIIUIIL a III u 1e1 FATHX f l FFARO Fathy Yarstty rheerleader xwtth an abundance nf 7111 and 71n1, her charmmx Mft of Ldll ad 1- up to 1 teal llulx pevmlmlltv Jlttex rul- JOI-IN DALONYO Johnny IIII I S 8 lkll Hltlll I Q- 1111 een 1-1110 1 Al- . S - ' , 5 . . , .. . , ' .,,. he f' 1 f 'Q at - ' - 1' 'n UU ' ' FSQ4. fe ' .... e' ' as 1111A tr may .... ta k s lil' i is S fl . I 1 . ' .l .' ' ,' ' ' . . . . 'H ' u . 1 R H' II A 5. .' S ' f - . Y I Class chatterbox ..,. sweet, dimpled smile ' A ' A H. ' 4. .' .' ,' , . U. f 1 . 1 1 D .l 'I .I ..... 1 I 7' 1' sl '. .' ,' ' .... ' ' ' 'I l ', t'41l1'z1tc - 'l- .... hi: lit' r- ' Ives ' nl hi. lux' uf sl 'ts .... vh ti, e'ti1111. JOAN FRAN CES DASH Joni Our Tn.er Tales Plrture Edxtor makes A hxt with exerxone t e band xull mls thx eager beawer dmblYlOU future DANF ARDEN DHSFRT Dane Non chalant non senflble non-descrlbable his d9Vlllih nays delight his friends but nxt his teachers INANCY K DOTSON Nan Blond sunny dnsposmon soft spoken .always day dreamlm, rompetent student banker FRFD AWDRFW FARINA Fred Frxendly forthright falthful He used his time xusely ln Mr Hodges rllss to lm HOWARD WILLIAM DOWN ARD Bl Thus halfday student really enjoys has second period Amerlcan Problems class lnkos to be behind the uheel of his txurk a xull ing xx orker CHARLFS RHFF FARIS Rhee Flirt radio ham clown sleeping., 1 his hobby seldom seen but often heard roxrxng, down Mfun street CAROL DL CK Ducky Champugne per-onallty uh xys bustllm, here and there her Lift of Lxb and frxendly -mule are well liked by all ALBFRT JAMFS FARNSWORTH Jlm Takes hfe eaey on the qunet slde usually ruth the boys Qhy smlle Walflnis for May like all of us -I ' I' A- ' I - -1 1 ' 'A ' Q .. .h A' 4:5 'S ' - ' S , , . 1 . . l . - ' , , A A 4 A' prove his alm. 'll . r , ' , ' . ' ' f 'S .' ' 2 ' ' . ' .' ' 'cz .' . ' 1 ' 'z '- ' Q V .' 1 1 ' ' I I y 1- BARBARA JEAN FRANKLIN Barb Expert with needle and thread Hllllnfl and competent worker Soft Spoken s y DELMA JEAN GIBSON Delml Gay genial graceful frequent: Ruwella alxsaye. appeare to have Just wtepped out of a band bow NANCY LEE GALLOWAY Nan Has A good word for everyone loyal fiiend viarm weneitive why Smile modest as they tome SHARON M GRIMM Shorty ihort animated smiling, active in tramurale definite flair for conversation DANl GARTLAND Dan One of Macs hall dueters Qpontaneoue smile never hurried changee the pwe in Ameiuan Problems RICHARD LEE GRIOVFS Dick Devilish never in a hurry enJoys ill sports seldom been without the gum., likes hu. cars PAI L GFISSF Paul Comments on anything and everything .... misual dresser .... Miss H0od's handy man .... will he he-st remembered as Dr. Harper . SONDRA LEE HANCOCK Sondra Contagious smile ...... industrious student secretary. . . ,reliable student librarian ...... :il- ways havim: fun. Sl F CAROLE HARTFORD Sue Industrmus student banker plans a ec retarxal career prefers out of tmxn boy taffy lmcr JOHN WILLIAM JARWIS John Where theres a ymke theres John and when you dont see hlm hes usually found hidden beneath the hood of his rod HAIFL L0l ISF HFNRY hue Happy and content lively sense t' humor IIPVQI too busy to lend a helpln hand MYRINA L0l' .IFINKINYS Myrna Band member from may hack headed from the vlce presidency of the Cnmmerc-nl Club tn a 'RQCIEYBIIBI raleer Jl DITH DARLFNF HOAI Judy Llve une alnays laughing knmxn fox her spmkllns. chatter slntele and de pendalmle Rl GSFI L FUI FNF .IFRNII AIN Cem- Nnt as quiet as he sometlmes seemQ xlxxxv tlnkermy. ulth Cari lackadaxslcal ANDRFW ALLFN I-IOI OWATH Holly Qports are hm speclalty sznls are hx probleme u ithank heaxenb has studne flume Piisy THFRFSA M JOHNSON Tvserp Never knmxn to hack away from '1 Ll rl fn.ht ln American Problems quult xxlth A smnle and something, to sas - -' ,' - - ' I , . .. ' -,'. .. . . ,' , , . . . ' , , .' . . , 'Ln 44 4 IA I 4 I . : 'z s ' 'f . . , .. A .....bt ' .' s . . , , V . . .. . K ,Hg . - . ' , ., Ailm- FXFLXN MARIF JOY Mane Countrv Url xxnh a soft xolcfe and shx smxle frlendly touard all Glb ALLFN RLAXLHN Gus handsome smlle hidden behind 1 sellou fare small but has A Inu he-an MARY JANE RFRNS Mary Jane Enjoys nntramuxals people fun e mlss the chorus when she graduates JAMFS JOHN IDNG Tex Johnny Guitar tops in track Jlfl9l bug expert has the klnd of su! that can make the most dreary hour seem ll lJllL,hf9l' ROSF MARIF K070RA Roe Accomplished organist skater dancer often found at Fxwchlcnrn s she should con Ilnue ln muslc NAINIY LFF LONG Nance Always cheerful has A Lood xxolrl for everyone u es physics xxlth ut destlnatnon nunslm. BFTTY LOl RNOX Betty Our adventurous fun lovlm, head mayo: ette will be mls-Red next year epecmlly ln the band she always could Le! her nmn ven as Flame JAMFS l I I kINO .llmmle Class Romeo l lmx L!ll l leallx em m happlet xxhen danclm. llxellc-t when on thc lmsketlmll floor 8 R A ' : s ' ' ' z : -' s . . . 'y . - ' x ' ' s, , .... Sh 'll J .' an 'tile , -'r . If ' hc' , f . ' '.... , . . -.AA -. . , , . . ....t k. a :ruin oi' .al .,.. . ' ' 1. h , ' , . ' .- 9 .' 4 - . .... h's s ' v-A ' - g s ls 'e 's ' v. - 1 1 J ff.. GARY FLGFNF MALONF Butch Short and srlent Coach Radds truxtw rrght arm not a worry rn the world DOROTHY RAE McCAl LF! Do Rae Her up ra contagroui her smrle Qrncere prettrest when shea laughrnp, happrest when she has no homework LARRY MARTIN Larry Happy 5,0 lutky shrnee rn Amerrran Problems hrs mruhrevoufrnesv. rs known bt a has yret to rhoose hw future professron HARRY McCLURF Bud Brg tall talkatrve lrkee to be wrt a gang eepecrally enjoy: rntramural lraaket ba PATRICIA BEA MARTINI Pat A canary rn choruw :tar Harmoneer her charm harmonrve-. wrth her quret w rrvx PATRICIA LUFILLF MCDOWFLI Patty Flarr for fashron full of enthusrasm forthrrght her experrente as welretary f the Natrona-rl Honor Soerety should serve her well rn the future JOHN KFITH McCARROV Vorton Poleskyi protege alwaye prrtk wrth 1 fnor readv -ense of hrrmor MARTHA McINTOSH Marty Neat petrte durrng: football season mould be found peeltrnp out the Loncesxron stand wrndow 79 1.4m N JOHN G Mclxl-'N7lF John Qkrlled at hockey and rntrfrmural basket ha although h says lrttle h tfrrrl rr rn rhe crowd JOSFPH MFRFFR oe Ea y gorm. drsposrtrrrr nexer hrft e nd lou ar 4 e slmx mutmrr urllx mth the boy MARILYN KAY MchFN7lI' Mlrrlyn Vrvacroua rmere Agrle nays wrllrng to lend A helprm., hand xxhenuer shes called upon CHARLF9 P MFRRIMAN Chuck Devrlroh on the rruret srde Slranrsh rluh vra7y over 1 rrs h rrmy go luc ky STANLEY ARDEN McMURRAH Stanley Always Jokrng seldom serrous rn class aluaya talklm., Seldom quret rn atudv hall the armvs got hrm noxx JAMES L MERRIMAIN Jrm Canefree seldom serrous always sleeps Amerrcan Problems hull prrmler THOMAS LFF MCVFII H Tommy Loves to work rn shop makes rt a halrrl to thrnk before he speaks enjoys drsrmsr rny, uhm makes cars trck SALLY SHARON Ml-TIC AR Sallw Cay rnfe-rtrous laughter eager arrrl x rm. worker exrerrlrrrrrallx frrrrl of dalrrrp. urrnx nrrle 80 ,ff-M N. LFF MICK Leroy Prrst vear baxketbdll XKhl7 thrifty Junror dass treawurer hrs warm chdrmrnr. emrle make thr henturkran top urth dll TERRY WALTFR NELSON Terry Dre-ses to a T hrs rnfectrous churkle alrrax hrlngs the house dfmn E' lvefrallr rrrth the Llll RICHARD IAIRD MILLFR Drck Phe armys got hrm hrs quret nays frm engdgrny. smrle urll long, he remembered ea'-y Lorna. VIRGINIIA ANN OLRS Grnny The band s chauffeur 4-eldom seen ruth out her frrendly nn'-1 hreurus erm true frrend SHFI BA JEAN MILLFR Shelba Country law xhnrt xhy soft spoken the trrrnkle rn her eves rs the clue tn her quiet xxx JOX FRANFFS PAI FTTA 03' Quret trlm modest her .frppearfrnce and manner are perfection her wmrle rs appeal rm. AM fASiANlDRA JO NFLSON Sandy Bands busy queen her up and nm. Lnex xrrth he frerv hall Arrfrx h H x 1 Iluyehrry, I FORK F PFLLFR George Ge0rr.le POTLIE puddrn and pre kr-.wed the grrls and made them cry ruth hrs con trnental charm hell make rl frne domtur 8l BARBARA IFF PI-III LIPS Barb Hel ,mlm-s Alf- famnu he-I lauglitu con tlnuou hex good humm urntdkiou me e e fr in fax outdl mme her hel ht FRANK FARI Pl CII Frank ur my s tion ni if n pau- mme-r lm had t od him a I I QI Tile rmt 0119 bu hz did tum m PATRII IA BPI I I- PI ATI' Patti Our industrious Tx es Tvmm. Ifdltm has toiled endlessly rs xxlth the c hear ed next we-ir f I C llIIt'L.l8 'Iuh MARJORIF Pl I Ixl-TT Mnagle Soft ipoknn cnuntiy nn sweet mi 1 urn'-4 11-ntwus Hflllxkl le-llfihle WILLIAM ELLIS PORTFR Bl Claw crooner directs the Harmoneeis hee elt er busy IVIIIIU. fm the I'n.er Ru. or routing. wut ads fm the annual JOHN ROBFRT RAI'I'A Bob His dav revolves amund uns dining uns A HIL tus a nr mu 'ln f. mL the: ig: n rue-fre-e And mheviful ILFNN R POXNTPR I lenn Culet but IIQXIII h a NEILHRIII Iimplix u m in x Ixnnh ie- PATRII IA ANN RAW I IN! S 'at thnmu 1- fl 1 l I U QIIII i, 0 . ' V 5 . . . S' . , , ,, , . ' s. -' 'f' s...l run- '. S' vw . 1 'S . , Q . ' Av , A . . 0 ' sen' ' :ec-' d' s'x z f' ' ' - I ,' .... we 0 pr ' littlv fu' his Ivy: ' z s Sl 's st s, t 1 ' ' 'Q ln, Q ' ' .... tru .' 'lziss. . .. .1 -, Ji. 0. ja. ,- .' -. 'ss . . shy s'l1 .... - 1 : '-'- .... ' . 'Il with the finesse of an accomplished conductor -I 'h ...Y V ' , . -- ,. 1 ' ' r . .' ' . I . ,Q . ,. 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THRRHLL RAE TIPTON Terry www. el'v1l1 s 1 1- s- l'5'4-f 'F ..., :1 l1i11I11uy l11n:..,.lll1r'l in 1-1'u1'ylm1ly's lumk 84 'law 4 H MARX ANN TODD Maryann Jet propelled Lets what she Loea after A white rap xs her destination MARY ANN WELCH Mary Ann Has xmrn out many A shoe durlny., football marchlm. season most of the time can be found elther ln the bandroom or at Russells WILLIAM F TRAVFRS Bl Better late than nexer ns his motto slou and easy Lmm, ns his style painting ns an hxs future NIFI-l0LAb IFF VUHITF Nlck M Nvllflhg, s sparring, partner IN ret t p h trademark has '1 genius or makmp, dull tlaases lxvely .IAMFS SAMUFL WARD Jlm Works after school 'ileeps ln American Ptoblemq does hxs homework ln homeroom gets along, ulth everybody ealveually the .IOHV A WILKFS Boss Not one to shrug away his duties you d never guess fxom that dignified exterlor the lmmsh things he dev!-aes to llven a dead :lass :rum MARY J0 WATSON A frxendly dependable and ulllmg uorlt busy 4th permd lxbratlan shell mnlse flne anrplane hostess FAROL ANN WINQLOW Carol One of the flrmt Harmoneers actne and x llllnll' xxnrker ln Y Teens hex long, slendex uell kept hands are the envy of every url 85 . A , A - A- Y A . 'll ' .' ' ' I -f A f .... ' ' ' V . , . . . , , r. ' ' : . ' f '. , . .h': l- o is is '- - .,.. -. . ' : f ' , . A . I ' . . s I ' ., .4 U. ' ' ' ' I ' .... ' .V r 'I 1 v fl.. ' .8 ' slirls. . . 4532 , if I V' A I 4 ' , -H. . ' ,. ' ' 4. ' ,I v f sa . vc, K -' fx? I Jo - er .... J ' ' .... .' ' ' :A ' ' - . ' - -. '..A . ,' A . , A A, A,' . f 'I 35 A PRI A ARI!-NP WUI I-If I-rla lllbhi mms QXEIXA zur 1 N Q- Q- rl -1 1 JAN!!-H JOSI-PH NN RH HT Jlm .14 1 n mls x . PATRH IA ANN NW OODWARH Pnl 1 t Q 9 Q 4 nh l P S C li IQT dn KOH rlL,lltll NIH 6' H 01 I P Il XX ll A I ARRX INN ll lx lwuky UIQ! Klrlllllflll ll hun time llxxn t hmmzwnn Football Concession Raises Sensor Class Funds Thus group of semors sold popcorn, potato chips hot dogs, pop, and other re freshments at all home football games The proceeds went to the semor class treasury to be used for the semor banquet, Class Day ceremomes, and other expenses of the scheduled graduation program First Rum: Mary Arm Clutur. Mary Ju Stun-11-, Surniru llzuu-uvk. Judy Html. Sus- Hartford, Susan M1-lmir--. Nam-x Lon: Serilnd RUM: Murtlm M4-lniush. Nmxvy llllsun, 'l'a-rrp' Nm-lwnn. Jam-1 I'l1w-mfxultlm. Fmlnk l'u4-ti, .lulm l'mnp:11-vita, lir.4w- Pulp, Linda Arrllstrumz. Third Row: Kay Hunfill, Jmly .Xlxrllw-vs. Vaayml llurk. l'l1m'le-s fxllflla. Jwlxn Mc'l':nx'lYm. Gum Malone, llnltulx ln-ul-. l'l1l'1-wiv l1al'lxlml'I, Ilan' Ilxsvrt, rmmgwq-1. 86 ...ad Part ot the senior tradition is the class play. This year the comedy-melo- drama Arsenic and Old Lace by Jo- seph Kesselring was chosen. It is the judgment of the directors, Mrs. Helen Welch and Mrs. Nova Runyan, that it is wiser to do a play that ran successfully on Broadway, than to choose a lesser, even if cheaper, play. Aresnic and Old Lace is a good play, and this year's cast rose nobly to their parts. The stage setting became the living room of the Brewster sisters, who, in charity and loving kindness, caused the sudden, painless demise of any elderly, homeless, and lonely old person who came along. Villainly, em- bodied in Jonathan, the black sheep nephew, and Right, exemplified by the normal nephew, Mortimer, clash, but all turns out well. Everyone worked hard and made Arsenic and Old Lace a financial as well as an artistic success. Sisters: Nelson. We-If-hz Teddy 84 Witherspoon: l'i-llt-V, JL'lllxlIlSQ Lovers: Knox. Lewis: Einstein: Creaturo: Jonathan: Lynn: Tops: Long, Nelson. Dysert. Poynter: Gibbs 81 Harper: Croft. Geisse. Front Row: Frank Put-vi. Nick VVhite, John Conipaletta ken Bioadlu-nt Jim Wright Lonnie Bemis Back Row Fila VN Ann Wm-lrh. John NYilkr-s, .Iohn Jarvis. Jvalleltc Nliiew- I hn Mutation T llv n u an 1 n lll Joan ltasli. Larry lirnwrs. Patti Plate. Senior Execs Decide Problems Every year, each senior homeroom elects one person to the Senior Execu- tive Committee. Along with the officers of the senior class, these people choose the announcements, appoint people to be responsible for the various gradua- tion activities, and decide other questions concerning seniors. First Run: John Hauyrh. Betty Knox. John Niullt- ingale. Nlyrim Jenkins, Szilnlgr Nelson. Second Row: Jinx Russell. Larry Bowers. R:.lpli Ls-xxis. lmmly Lynn. Semor Dwecfory ADAMS I IN DA RAI' Iommerclal Chorus ' C4ll1lI11E'lflAI Flulm 1 C IN COIIIYIIIIIE9 1 Ntudem Ilank 1 N udrnt Rei 111.11x Len ANDI' RSON Id- ITH lndustrlal Arts Huxx IDIIHDIUIAI 1 I-111 1 1 Ilax Qf1n1m11 ANDRI-VBS JLDITH MARIF Commerrlal C11 11me1 1 1.f1l Club 1 P1-11 Cu: Iln Commxttee 4 NEHIOI Come 11111 Stand -1 'Student 1511111 1 Nludelt Secretan 4 T QI RA1. 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Sta 'I 4 Ttger Tales Staff 4 YTeens I 2 'I 4 PLATE PATRICIA BELLI' General Chorus 3 Commercial Club 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Play Commtttee 4 Spanish Club I 2 Student Bank 'I Student Councll I Ttger Rag Staff 3 Tiger Tales Staff 4 Production Manager 4 Usher 4 World Hlstoxy Club 2 3 PLATE ROBERT ALLEN College Preparatory Boys Intramurals 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Junlor Class Press dent 3 hey Club 4 President 4 Prom Court 'I Nattonal Honor Society 3 4 Spanish Club I 2 Tlger Tales Staff 4 Bustness Manager 4 Track 2 Usher 2 World History Club 2 3 PORTFR WILLIAM ELLIS Commercial Band Minstrel 'I Chorus I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Harmoneets 'I 4 Play Committee 4 Student Librarians 4 Student Settetary 4 Tiger Rag Staff Tlget Tales Staff 4 Usher 3 4 POYNTER GLFNN R College Preparatory Boys Intramurals I 2 3 4 I'ootball 3 Play Cast 4 Radto Club 3 Spamsh Club 1 2 PUCCI FRANK CARL College Preparator Boys Intramurals I 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Football I 2 3 Manager 3 Junior Concession Stand Committee 3 ProJectton Club 4 Radio Club 'I Spanish Club I 2 Ttger Tales Staff 4 Sports Ldttor 4 l'rack I 3 PUCKETT MARJORIE Home Economics A I 4 YTeens2 RAFFA JOHN ROBERT PnoJectlon Club 2 Industrial Arts RAWLINGS PATRICIA ANN FNA 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Glrls Intramuralsl Natlonal Honor Society 4 Spanish Club I 2 Student Bank 4 Tiger Tales Staff 4 Usher 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 'I 4 RIFE KATHERINE Commercial College Preparatory Wayne Hugh School Wayne W Va I 2 Band 3 4 Ba d Mmstrel 3 Camera Club 4 FHA 2 FTA 4 Homecomtn Court 4 MaJorette 3 4 Co-Captain 4 Play Committee 4 Prom Court 3 Student Secretary 4 Ttger Rag Staff 4 Y Teens RINC ANNA MAF Commercial Band 2 Commercxal Club 4 FHA 2 3 4 Gul Intla murals 2 Play Commtttee 4 Prom Court 3 Reserve Cheer leader 3 Student Bank 4 Student Llbrartans 3 4 Student Secretary 4 Ttger Rag Staff 3 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 eens I RING TERRY MARLENE Commercial Commercial Club 3 FH A I 2 FTA 4 Pep Club 3 4 Play Committee 4 Reserve Cheerleader Student Bank 4 Student Secretary 4 Tiger Rag Staff 2 3 4 Ttger Tales Staff 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 4 YTeens I 2 3 4 ROGERS DOROTHY KAY Commercial Chorus 2 3 ROSFNBERG WILLIAM LAWRFNCF General Lattn Club I RLSSELL .IAMFS HARRY College Preparatory Boys Intramurals I 2 Football I Reserrve Basketball I 2 Senior Fxecuttve Council 4 Spanish Club I Usher 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 SANTIMARINO JOYCF VICTORIA Commercial Band Mlnstrell 2 .I Commercial Club 4 FHA I 3 Majutette I 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Student Bank 4 Tlger Rag Staff .I 4 YTeens I 2 I 4 SHREWF JFANFTTF LFF Commercial Washington Hugh School Old Waslumztun 0 I 2 .I Sem r Play Commlttee 4 YTeens SIMBALLA JOSEPH PETFR Industrial Arts Boys Intramurals I 2 'I 4 Latin Club 4 SII DAK THOMAS STANLEY College Preparatory BOYN Intramuralsl 2 Camera Club 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Proyectmn Club I 4 Reserve Basketball I 2 Spantsh Club 2 Tra 'I 4 Varsity Basketball 'I SVIITH THOMAS General STFVENS MARY .IO Commercial Comm-erctal Club 4 President 4 FHA I 2 3 4 Fxecu trve Committee 4 Pep Club 3 Senior Concession Stand Com mlttee 4 Senior Play Commxttee 4 Student Secretary 4 Tlter Rag Staff 1 2 3 Tiger Tales Staff 4 Y Teens 1 2 4 SLRACE .IUDITH ANN General Chorus 2 FHA I Girls Intramurals 1 2 ProJett1on Club 3 Spanrsh Club 3 Student Ltbrarlans Z 3 4 Ttgc-r Pag Staffl Z 3 Varslty Cheerleader 2 3 TAGGART HAROLD ALLAIN College Preparatory Spantsh Club I 2 THOMPSON WILLIAM B01 D General Football I 3 4 Harmoneers 4 Reserve Baskketball 2 Senlor Play Committee 4 Track 2 Varsity Basketball I 4 TIPTON TERRELL RAE College Preparatory orus I 2 FNA 2 F 4 Vtce Prestden Glrls Intramurals I Junior Concession Stand Committee I Latln Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3 4 President 4 Pep Club 3 Student Play Dtrector 4 Spanrsh Club I 2 Student Bank 3 4 Student Librarians 3 Ttger Rag. Staff 3 Tiger Tales Staff 4 Senior Editor 4 Usher 4 Y 'Ieens I 2 I 4 EXEIUIIVE Committee 4 TODD MARYANN College Preparatory nd I 2 A 2 FN A 2 3 4 President 4 Ct Intramurals I 2 3 Lattn Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Y Teens I 2 TRAVERS WILLIAM F Industnal Arts Play Committee 4 Tlger Rag Staff 4 Ttger Tales Staff 4 WARD JAMES SAMUFL Industrial Arts Usher 2 WATSON MARY .IO General Play Committee 4 Student Ltbrartans 3 4 Tlger Rat. Staff WELCH MARY ANN Commercial Bandl 2 3 4 Band Minstrel I 2 3 Commerctal Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 FTA 4 Glrls lntxamuralsl 2 Play Com mittee 4 Sgafnsh Club 1 Student Secretary 4 Tlger Rag Staff WELCH VIRGINIA NORA College Preparatory Band Mtnatrel 3 Buckeye Girls State 3 Chorus I FTA 3 4 Girls Intramurals I Jumor Concession Stand Comml tee 3 Manager 3 Latin Club I 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 President 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 3 Play Cast 4 Spanlsh Club 1 2 Student Bank 3 4 Student Council I 2 3 4 Executive Council I 2 I 4 Student Llbrarlans 'I 4 Tig-er Rag Staff 3 Tiger 'lales Stafl 4 Edttorm Chief 4 Usher 4 World History Club 2 'I YTeens I 2 3 4 Esecuttve Commlttee 3 4 WHITE NICHOLAS LFF General Play Committee 4 Usher 3 WILKES JOHN A Industrial Arts Football I 2 'I 4 Play Committee 4 Student Counul 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Track 2 WILLIAMS CHARLFS Industrial Arts Play Committee 4 WINSLOW CAROL ANIN College Preparatory Chorus I I 4 Harmoneers 3 4 Juntor Concession Stand Committee 3 Nattonal I-Ionor Soctety 3 4 Play Com mittee 4 Spanish Club I 2 Tiger Rag Staff 'I 4 Tiger Tales Staff 4 World History Club 3 YTeensI 2 3 4 Secr tary 4 WOLFE ERLA ARLFNE Commercial Camera Club 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Commercial Club I 4 Secretary 3 FHA I 2 3 4 Parlxamentartan 2 FNA I 4 Secretary I Yue President 4 FTA 4 Glrls Intramurals I Homecomlng Court 4 Pep Club 'I 4 Play Committee 4 Irom Queen 3 Reserve Cheerleader 2 Student Bank 4 Student Count-tl I 2 'I 4 Secretary 3 Student Secretary 4 Ttger Ray. afl 2 3 4 Varstt C eerleadet I 4 YTeensl 2 WOODWARII PATRICIA ARIN Commerctal Commercial Club 3 4 FHA I 2 I FNA I Pep b Play Cogttlmttee 4 Student Secretary 4 Ttger Rap, Stafl S WRIGHT .IAMI'S .IOSFPH Industrial Arts Play Commtttee 4 YWICK LARRY College Preparatory smrnsh Club I ai ,a.4:Ban '. -..: .. 1. -..z .'r.A. -' . . 1 ' . 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CO Flrst wrth the frnest JARMAN SHOES OF STYLE Mom Street 2 2446 ENJOY KIST BEVERAGES All Flavors ROSENBERGER BEVERAGE CO Phone LE 21245 COMPLIMENTS or RAYS BARBER SHOP 1729 Moln Street COMPLIMENTS SMITH S DRY CLEANERS 555 Mom sneer LE 2 4096 COMPLIMENTS OF McGEEHEN S RESTAURANT HOME COOKED MEALS 1025 Mom Street LE 2 0176 SHINGLER S JEWELRY HEADQUARTERS FOR DIAMONDS AND WATCHES 433 Mc11n Street 21675 J H BAUM FLORIST STORE GREENHOUSE 431 Mom St Lnsbon Road LE 2 2600 LE 21217 WeIIsv1IIe Ohoo CONGRATULATIONS PETE MASE OE R 611 Mom Street COMPLIMENTS or BUDS RADIO 8. TV SERVICE 418 Munn Street Phone LE 2 4341 MCLAUGHLIN PHARMACY Next to the Post Otfuce Phone LE 21955 COMPLIMENTS OF MAYOR WILLIAM SHOUB COMPLIMENTS OF GRAFTONS MOTOR SALES Your CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER 327 Mo1n Street I I 'I 'I 'I . 'I . . , If - - - n II 'I 'I 1, - - I . . 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TRUST CO Esfablashed T881 EAST LIVERPOOL WELLSVILLE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposn Insurance Corporatlon : .-'QQ.,4-QQ-::::::,,:::-::::::,,,::::: swf L' -I , I ' 4.1.- Boffled under aufhorify of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY THE CROCKERY CITY I 8. P 225 Webber Avenue East Lnverpool Ohuo ARTS AUTO PARTS WRECKER A A A SERVICE NEW USED AND REBUILT PARTS LE 2 940 FU64l36 2202 Clark Ave Routes 7 81 30 Wellsvnlle East Liverpool BOWERS MARKET 'I I ' CO I' n n 'I I I ' I . . I, h , 'I 'I 'I ff f-f -- 'f-'O 'v-Q -- ' I, ..------ -,,---,,,,,,.,--,.., ..... - 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I 'I 'I 'I 'I . . . 'I 'I I, , 'I I -1 - I I O I ' , . . 'I 'I . ,, I ,, .,.,.,,.... ,--,--...- ...... --,- I 'I I I I I I I I I 'I I . 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KEY CYCLE SHOP Wellsvlle Oho MCMORROW DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF DORNICK S SERVICE STATION 1908 Cla k A e ue 1337 MAIN STREET O O O CONGRATULATIONS A INSURANCE IF YOU DONT KNOW YOUR DRUGS AGENCY KNOW YOUR DRUGGIST 429 Brood y LE 21534 O I O COMPLIMENTS OF BOLEYS BARBER SHOP 801 Ma Steet YOUR FORD GARAGE IN WELLSVILLE New Cars Used Cars New Trucks Used Trucks 420 BROADWAY 2 3 GOOD SERVICE OUR AIM WELS MOTOR COMPANY 99 i , i I r vn I I . I wa - I I in r 'I I ff 1' A-f-.wt4 ,Q I LE -156 COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY QQQAE Your Home of Protechon M 410 MAIN STREET PHONE LE 2 3626 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS 401 Mom Street LE 2 551 E S DAVIDSON JEWELRY AND GIFTS Llberty Theatre Bulldlng LE 2 1314 COMPLIMENTS OF BELL S MARKET 1799 Clark Avenue NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Phone LE 23434 FIRE LIFE 8. AUTO CLARENCE RED CHETTLE LE 2 669 442 Mom Street Q 0 0 COMPLIMENTS OF SUPER FOODS occ LITTLE FASHION SHOPPE INFANTS 8. CHILDRENS WEAR BABY GIFTS 559 Mom Street LE 2 2095 COMPLIMENTS OF C 8. W FOOD MARKET JASPER R WEEDA 327 Tenth Street LE 2 3346 PIATT S MARKET CLOVER R OR o o PHONE LE 21519 I I I I I I I I I I I I N I I I I I I I I I 11 ' ll I vvvv--vvvvv'------v iivv-- I , I I I I . I - I I, :::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::-4 I I - I I I I, . . I I . I , - I :::e:::::::::::::::::::::,:::::: , ::::-:::-::-:::::::::,,:::::::-- I I I I I I I I ' -1 I 1 I I -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: O O . . I I I . . I I I . I I :::::,:::::::::::::::,::::::::fe I I, F A M 'I ' S T E I 1 ,I I, 1 I . 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