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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages 1- 6 7-12 13-24 25-34 35-46 47-60 61-82 83-96 In gratitude, the 1958-59 Senior Class dedicates this annual to lVlr. Royd J. Hodge. His unceasing work and jolly personality have made him a favorite of all the students. Mr. Hodge, our math instructor, is also the sponsor of the Pep Club and Boys, Intramurals. During the summer, Mr. Hodge heads our recreational program, which consists of the Babe Ruth League and the Little League. His interest in students and student activities have made him an outstanding teacher. In recognition of all his efforts, we, the Seriior Class, are proud to dedicate this year's annual to Mr. Royd J. Hodge. 7762. Wdkwn , Scion! Puizcdpal Mr. Menough began his teaching career at Mac- Donald School in 1936, where he taught until joining the Army in 194-3. In 19-15 he returned to teach Social Business in the high school for five years. In 1950 he became principal of MacDonald School and two years later became principal of the High School. As high school principal, Mr. Menough has been an able and efficient administrator. His fine sense of humor and ability for organization has effectively handled the problems that have arisen during the school years. Mr. Menough is a graduate of Wellsville High School, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio Wes- leyan University in 1934, and his Master of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1941. L Dfa. Saacvwl Z. Daw S ' of 5444064 Dr. Daw first taught at rural schools, and soon be- came principal of the Muskingam County Village Schools. He has also been Superintendent of Wellsville Schools since 1922. Under his skillful guidance, the new MacDonald Elementary School and the Daw ,lun- ior, which was named after him, were built. Dr. Daw received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Muskingam College, his Master of Arts Degree from the University of Chicago, and his Doctor of Philosophy Degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He is co- author of an elementary spelling book, My Spellerf, and is the author of a series of readers, 'The Success- ful Living Seriesf' The Wellsville Schools are fortu- nate in having such an outstanding educator as head of its school system. 5 f , 515 Q Wa? ALL ,, FOR? 35321 dong' Rt. UI f'?:gt?wfas'k0t.. Draw and . Bnsjd., v gf5lIfY VERA C. DELANEY Let's go! Health and Girls' Physical Edu- cationg A.B., West Libertyg A.M., West Virginia University. Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Pep Club an fn .st,.,,,X ' x .M , Q. 5-:.t,QgQw te ta I sg faxgot xg ' .. - L S ' at at of of W 2962 ex I MARGA 4 .. RET - H 0 In B imp tzZllfl',g9,YLE West Vir -qofwmics i SO, of F guna Uni 5 .B.S.H.E., -H.-A. versity, Spon ESTELLE M. ELTON ROYD J. HODGE Let's be grown up. 0hl Come now, folksln English II Mathematics B.S.Ed., Kent State Universityg M.A., University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Y-Teens, Society MAHALA E. INGRAM Shall we get busy now? World History and Civics B.S., Ohio State Universityg M.L., University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Y-Teens National Honor RUTH IRWIN Pass in your masterpieces. English III, IV B.S.Ed., Kent State Universityg M.L., University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of F.T.A. B.S., Ashland Universityg M.A., Ohio State University Sponsor of Pep Club, Intramurals EVELYN K. JORDAN As ye sew, so shall ye rip. Home Economics B.A., South Dakota Universityg State College Sponsor of F.H.A. Penn MICHAEL I. MATO How much you give me? Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, General Science B.S., College of Steubenvilleg Ohio Wesleyan Universityg University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Camera and Pro- jection Club JOHN S. MCDEVITT Get busyfy' Biology B.A., Fairmont State Collegeg West Virginia University Varsity Basketball Coach ELVADA M. MARSHALL Let's get busy! Latin A.B., Oberlin College Sponsor of Latin Cl-ub NICK PETRAKIS jEn la esquina! Spanish I, II, General Math, Social Science B.S., West Virginia Univer- sityg M.A., Duquesne Uni versity Sponsor of Spanish Club RUTH KERR Let,s get busy. ' American History Kent State University, B.S.Ed. and Masters Degree Sponsor of Student Council LOUISE LAWTON Watch the dymzmicsfi' Chorus A.B., West Liberty Sponsor of Tenettes THEODORE C. KOENIG Be quietfn ,Iunior and Senior Band B.M., University of Michi gang B.M.Ed., Oberlin Col lege DONALD A. LOWE Grab a broom. ' Drawing, Metal Shop B.S.Ed., O h i 0 Universityg University of Pittsburgh Faculty Advisor ?4wff'f JUNE A. RICHARDS NOVA C. RUNYON Let's be quietf' ' 81,116 had ilfv Art Supervisor EHgliSl'l I A.B., West Liberty College B-S-Edu MUSMUEUUI Sponsor of Tiger Teens JOHN A. POLESKY Are you chewing gum? S h 0 I t h a n d, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, and Typing B.S., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Senior Class and Commercial Club CHARLES N. RICHARDS Knock it offfn Typing. Business English B.A., West Liberty College Sponsor of Tiger Rag HELEN G. WELCH Let's be quiet.'! Librarian WALTER H- WOLFE KEN WOODS B.L.S., Duquesneg Ohio State Educatio n is a privilege You boys arenft tough SPOHSOT Of H3fm0Uef1'f5 and uihich many do not appre- enough! Student Librarians cane' Physical Education, Health Business Arithmetic, General B'S'Ed., Cedarville College: Busmess M.Ed., University of Pitts- A.B., Fairmont Collegeg A.B., burgh West Virginia Urliversityg Head Football Coach University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Junior Class CHARLES WILFINC What is your excuse? American Problems, Consum- ers 'Education B.A., Mount Union, M.A., Ohio Stateg University of Pittsburgh Sponsor of Tiger Tales, Key Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Russell Dysert, Vice Presidentg Mr. Earl A. Bake, Presidentg Mr. David T. Brookman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Raymond S. Rolley. Clerkg Mr. Donald Wellingtong Dr. S. E. Daw, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Richard S. Rowe. Ucngaafwiofg ' Through the alertness of the memhers of the present Board of Education, the Wellsville schools have continued to be a fine school system. The citizens of Wells- ville are very fortunate to have such able men at the head of their schools. DWIGHT EARL MacLEAN MUN DY 'Me Z-muy Wien lVlac7, and nGoose', are two of the busiest men in our high school. Besides their usual work as. custodians, we are sure to find them at all the school activities. Q 1 ..,, W Carolyn Heffner Jane Murray Mary Amalfi Emily Johnson Sonflra Barnes Lou Ann Betteriflfze Janet Wilson Joyee Johnson 24457 S. gfentioan, Sedan! 5 After graduating from Wellsy'ille lligh School, Miss Henthorn attenflecl Ohio State University. Then she took an ex- tension course at the University of Pitts- burgh. She was ernployecl in an insurance office for four years and another four as secretary at MacDonald Grade School. This is her first year at Wellsrille High School. Miss Henthorn always greets everyone with her kind and cheerful personality. ' Zfeepafzaedgfcze The six senior girl office helpers are Sondra Barnes, Lou Ann Bettericlge. Carolyn Heffner, Emily Johnson, Joyce Johnson, and Janet Wilscmii. The other two girls, Mary Ainato and Jane Murray are juniors. These helpers carry messages for the principal and run off stencils for the teachers. We wish to thank all of them for their prompt and useful services. Wdfwywzrm, ' glances ' OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Mr. William Menough. Sponsorg Shirley McDevitt, Secretaryg Bruce Falconer, Presi- dentg Robert Keeper, Vice Presidentg Theresa Comparetto. Treasurerg Mrs. Estelle Elton, Sponsor. FOUR CANDLES: Character, Leadership. Scholarship. Service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS- FIRST ROW: Theresa Comparetto, Charlotte Urie, Sally Stone, Carolyn Hcffner, Emily john- son, ludy Johnson, Shirley McDevitt. SECOND ROW: David Boyd, Bruce Falconer. Danny Baldwin, Ronnie Kampfer. George McCready. One af Um ' Wanna Character, scholarship, and service are the virtues necessary for a Senior or Junior to achieve membership in the National Honor Society. The grade requirement is a three point average or better. Each year names of eligible jun iors and seniors are submitted to the vote of faculty members under the di rection of lVIrs. Elton and lVIr. Menough The yearly activities of the society are the candlelight initiation service, and the annual dinner for old and new members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs Lf p 0 0 0 I The Student Council is under the direction and guidance of Miss Kerr. Each home- room selects at the beginning of the year a representative and alternate to represent the class. Many activities are provided by the Student Council, chapel services, recreation, after game dances, homecoming, Christmas Formal, and the daily use of the public address system. Proceeds from Thursday night recreation are used to replace and pro- vide more equipment for school activities. The purpose of the Student Council is to furnish opportunity for participation in school government and to sponsor Worthwhile activities. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Penny Weekley, treasurer, Miss Kerr, spon- sor, Kay Provost, Becky Gatho, secretary, Bruce Falconer, Joe Rawlings, BOB WALKER Bob Walker, president. President STANDING: Bruce Falconer, Bob Kiggans, Maurice Livolsi, Keith Nixon, Joe Rawlings, Phil Bald- win. SEATED: Mary Falconer, Penny Weekley, Nancy Talbot, Sandy Burgess, Becky Catho, Theresa Comparetto, Kay Provost. has ,, AIT' EXECUTIVES: Carolyn Heffner, Business Editor, George McCready, Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Charles Willing, Sponsor, Bill Winland, Associate Editor, Dick Wilk, Associate Business Editor. O I he em When we unsuspecting seniors joined the Tiger Tales Staff we had absolutely no idea of the hours of work, and worriesg not to forget the fun, the yearbook would give us. We started our work by getting subscriptions from the students and selling advertise- ments to the Wellsville merchants. Then we planned our dummy yearbook. Now the work really started. We took pictures, made out copy sheets, rushed Mr. Horsley, wrote and typed copy, cropped pictures, worried Mr. Wilfing, and made mad rushes to make deadlines. But now the yearbook is completed. The rush, the worry, and the work are over and only the pride and joy of what we hope is a masterpiece is left. Tomorrow or years from now, our work will bring back to us all those near-forgotten, precious moments of a golden year of high school. Each and every member of the Tiger Talesn Executives and Staff would like to express our appreciation for the expert help and guidance given us by our sponsor, lVlr. Charles Wilfing. King Mclntire, Art Editor, Terry Wcavcr, Sports Editor, Tessie Comparetto, Associate Production Editor, Mary Ola Hickman, Senior Picture Editor, Emily Johnson, Associate Production Editor, Paula Ross, Scnior Editor, Shirley McDevitt, Copy Editor, Anthony Grande, Picture Editor, Larry Lewis, Activities Editor. .ol f ff .. Y , , :tax PRODUCTION STAFF: Emily Johnson, Tessie Comparetto, Carol Jackson, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Provost, Joyce Jones, not shown. BUSINESS STAFF: Emily Johnson, Nancy Wellington, Tom Clark, Lou Ann Betteridge, Kay Tice, Joyce Johnson, Sondra Barnes, Carol Jackson. EDITORIAL STAFF-STANDING: Sam D'Angelo, Amanda Patter son, Charlotte Urie, Terry Weaver, Dom Pucci, Shirley McDevitt Lana Phillips, Kay Provost. SITTING: Larry Lewis, Paula Ross. 54454 Make-Up, Please I I Kurt Schneidmiller, Secretaryg Ron Kam fer President' Mr. Wilfin p 1 1 gr Sponsorg Bill Winland, Vice Presidentg George McCready, Treasurer. Asfa -' gm The Key Club is a boys, club that serves both the school and connnunhy. 'The rnendmxs are chosen by their gradeg citizenship and leadership. The objects of the club are to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in hving and xvorking togethen to serve the school and conr munity, to co-operate with the school principal, to prepare for useful citizenship, to accept and promote the good ideals of life. The club has parucipated in such acdvides as sponsoring the Homecoming, decorating the tree in the main lobby at Christmastime, and sponsoring a spaghetti dinner at the American Legion hall. The club is planning to enhance the appearance of our school by fdandng shrubbery around it The Kiwanis Club of Wellsville is the sponsor of the club and Mr. Wilfing is the faculty sponsor. W Key Club members decorate a Christmas tree in the lobby. if-- --, l1ff:YsE Y .H Q E l - E X l X ,H R. Q A ' ' X L U9 ff ,,w,,,, FIRST ROW: Robert Keeper, David Brookman. Rick Gray, Wilbert Jones, Anthony Grande. SECOND ROW: David Boyd. Phillip Baldwin, Robert Kiggans. Tom Hoffman, Keith Tipton, Dick Wilk. Eddie Henry. Jim Stevens. THIRD ROW: Bill Winland, Bruce Falconer, Kurt Schneidmiller. Ron Kampfer, Don Green. Jack jordan, Mr. Wilfing, Sponsorg George McCready. Key Club members not pictured: Bob Walker, Eddie Bauer. I The Y-Teens is an organization open to all Y TEENS ? 0 IIN lIL L :mill ' ,TLC A iii- :lf 1 WX.---557 FIRST ROW, SITTING: Sheila Beohm. Joyce Jones, Rosalie Wilcox, Joyce Johnson, Carolyn Heffner, Becky Williams, Becky Welch. SECOND ROW, SITTING: Sandy De Jane. Mary Ola Hickman, Amanda Patterson, Kay Tice. Janet Fitzsimmons, Sally Stone, Rena Long, Janet Wilson. STANDING: Teresa Comparetto, Son- dra Barnes. Faye Ricci, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Pro- vost, Paula Ross. -7eena 0 . . gala senior high school girls. When the club was first organized in Wellsville High the group was known as the Girl Reserves, and still uses the letters of that title to describe a true Y-Teen. Mrs. Estelle Elton and Miss Mahala Ingram have sponsored the club for quite sometime. One of the activities conducted by the Y-Teens is the Sweetheart Dance. Meetings are held on alternate Monday evenings in the visual education room. OFFICERS-STANDING: Mrs. Ingram, Sponsor, Carole Whit aker, Treasurer, Virginia Leone, Vice Presidentg Lana Phillips Secretary: Mrs. Elton, Sponsor. SEATED: Shirley McDevitt President. Making decorations for Sweetheart Dance. Is the meeting over? Y,,,,..4 'WWW-s ' , E., 1 ' 49744 aWew Selling Papers . . . Doing Assignments SITTING: Mr. Richards, Sponsor, Joyce Jones, Editor. STANDING: Janet Wilson, Head Typist, Terry Weaver, Sports Editor, Dom Pucci, Assistant Sports Editor, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Tice, Assistant Typists, Joe Raw lings, Exchange Editor. The Tiger Rag under the supervision of Mr. Richards has worked loyally to make a prominent school paper. Students from 7th to 12th grade have worked hard in raising the circulation of the paper. Our editor, Joyce Jones, has worked very hard in trying to improve the paper. We sincerely hope that some of the Tiger Ragi' people will further their ambition in journalism. SITTING: Lana Phillips, Becky Williams, Rosalie Wilcox, Carol Jackson, Emily Johnson, Theresa Comparetto, Sheila Beohm. STANDING: Larry Lewis, Mary Ola Hickman, Sondra Barnes, Joyce Johnson. Carole Wllitaker, Kay Provost, Nancy Wellington, Bccky Welch. FIRST ROW: Judy Jolmson, Sally Stone, Carole Whitaker, Kay Tice, Linda Mclntosh. SECOND ROW: Jim McCauley, Bob Walker, Mrs. Welch, Larry Lewis. O I The student librarians, who assist Mrs. Welch, offer great aid to students and teachers. They check books and magazines in and out of the library. ln addition to this, they keep the books neatly arranged on the library shelves and keep the card catalogues orderly. Also, if anyone desires to find some infor- mation on a certain subject, he may rely upon the services of one of the student librarians. As a reward for their Work, the librarians are given pins at the end of the year. There are gold pins for three years' service, silver pins for two years' service, and bronze pins for one years' service. At Christmas the li- brarians and Mrs. Welch have a gift exchange. It is to be hoped that some of the librarians will continue in their work by entering into the broad field of library science. The biggest help to our teachers are the student secretaries. These Commercial students are real helping hands. Their duties comprise typing work sheets, tests, grade sheets, organi- zational letters, and mimeographing for a spe- cific teacher. The secretaries, work is gratefully accepted and sometimes rewarded by the teachers. 6 FIRST ROW: Lou Ann Betteridge, Judy Johnson, Kay Tice, Joyce Johnson, Sheila Beohm, Mr. Polesky, Janet Fitzsimmons, Carol Jackson, Sally Stone, Pat Morrell, Theresa Comparetto, Linda Mclntosh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Jones, Brenda Thomas, Carole Whitaker, Mary Ola Hickman, Karen Leatherberry, Nancy Wellington, Kay Provost, Rosalie Wilcox, Maly Ann Rice, Rena Long. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Heffner, Becky Welch, Sally Boyd Brown, Dave Bayer, Dom Pucci, Terry Weaver, Dave Alford, Janet Wilson, Emily Johnson, Barbara Taylor, Barbara Dawson. 7.7,-4. Z I The Future Teachers of America is the organiza- tion that enables students to find out whether they have the qualifications needed in the teaching pro- fession. They get actual teaching experience by substituting for regular teachers who are absent. In this way the students can earn points for a pin at the end of the year. Three other ways they can earn points are by bringing in tax stamps, by working at the Future Teachers stand in the main hall or by working on the F.T.A. handbook. At Christmas time the club had a banquet at Meade's Restaurant at which former club mem- bers, who are now freshmen at various colleges, were present. They told about life at their colleges. In the spring the club will have a banquet and new officers will be installed. Miss Irwin is the sponsor of the club. m l ?.7f.,-4, ome ' This year makes about the tenth year for the Wellsville chapter of F.H.A. lt is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Doyle and Mrs. Evelyn Jordan. The main purposes of this club are to help fur- ther Home Economics not only at school, but at home also. The President this year is Mary Ola Hickman, Vice President is Becky Williams. Other officers are Secretary, Edith Trainerg Treasurer, Judy Johnsong Parliamentarian. Yvonne Mclntoshg Reporter, Carol Bunfillg Historian, Cerri Farina. .ws 1., -5 4 hun X? ovnprnnrgs 0 wh I 55 llllfevw 3 'i -4- ' I L , Qing o Z L:-ab on 400 .xt 'ww wo 77 Carolyn Heffner, Secretary, Miss Irwin, Sponsor, Larry Lewis, Presidentg Paula Ross, Vice Presidentg Bill Winland. F.T.A. Initiation Ceremonies. Carol Bunfill. Reporterg Yvonne Mclntosh, Parliamentariang Mary Ola Hickman, President, Becky Williams, Vice President, Judy Johnson, Treasurer, Edith Trainer, Secretary, Cerri Farina, Historian, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Doyle, Sponsors. F.H.A. has tea party. ,lanet Wilson, Vice Presidentg Judy Johnson, Presidentg Mr. Hodge and Miss Delaney, Sponsorsg Bonnie Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer. T Ti V Pep Club members at Pep Rally. SITTING: Dom Pucci. President. STANDING: Gerry Sue Culp, Secre- taryg Carol Whitaker, Vice Presidentg Penny Weekley, Treasurerg Mr. Polesky, Sponsor. Taking dictation. Pep Am I O Mr. Royd Hodge and Miss Vera Delaney are the sponsors of the Pep Club. The Pep Club has been organized in Wellsville for three years. It helps build school spirit for the basketball and football games. The Senior members receive a large orange and black Wellsville letter. The club purchased a large Wellsville banner for the school. It raises money from skating parties and fudge sales. The President is Judy Johnson, Vice Presi- dent Janet Wilson, and Secretary Bonnie Campbell. I 0 dd 'Wad The main purpose of the Commercial Club is to acquaint the students with secretarial work. The club holds both social and professional meetings under the direction of the sponsors, Mr. Richard and Mr. Polesky. Their means of raising money is through pop-corn sales and sponsoring movies. From the profits raised on projects the club pur- chases special equipment for the commercial de- partment. To become a member of the Commercial Club a student must be enrolled in the commercial course or have two years of typing. az 91 OFFICERS: Sandy Delane, Secretalyg John DeFilippo, Presi- dentg Mr. Mato, Sponsorg ,lim Logan, Treasurerg Dick Kountz, Vice President. P44144 Camera Club is sponsored by Mr. Michael Mato. lt helps students who are interested learn how to operate a camera and to develop pictures. They have the opportunity to go to the darkroom during their study hall and develop their masterpieces. pw' ' The Projection Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Michael Mato. With his guidance, students learn how to operate a movie projector. The Visual Education Room is where movies are shown. Membership is open to all students who are in- terested and maintain passing grades. !A OFFICERS: Dennis Shanks, Treasurer: John DeFilippo, Vice Presidentg Sondra Barnes, Secretary. 1. 74051111505 FIRST ROW: Sandy DeJane, Carol Ross, Rita DeSarro, Jean Ann Monte, Edith Trainer, Penny Weekley, Cerri Sue Culp, Anna Mae Cianni, Faye Ricci, Iris Cunningham, Janet Xvilkes. SECOND ROW: Carol Haught, Brenda Thomas, Gary Wilson, Connie Wilson, Lee Tice, Kay McClland, Peggy Excell, Theresa Comparetto, Bonnie Kiddey, Mary Kay Jernigan, Doris Nelson, Mike Sedor, Joann Dietz, Vondra House, Darrell Stover, Vondra Culp, Sheila Beohni. THIRD ROW: Lana Bucher, Jackie Smith, Lois Thompson, Linda Haugh, Mary Beth Ring. Judy Rose, Becky Ryan, Carol Long, Don Montgomery, Pete Commarata, Cindy Williainson, Sandra Hermand, Sandy Burggess, Paula Crea- turo, Parma Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Nancy DeSenze, Chuck DeFilippo, Joe Commarala, Mary Alhaneso, Becky Gatho, Mary Ellen Dickey. Sue McCauley, Esther Daniels, Carol Bunfill, Joe Rawlings, Kurt Schneidmiller, Rita Farance, Becky Fiber, Pat Davidson, Bill Culp. Sam 70. 71.5, ' Zami The halftime entertainment at football games was provided by the W.H.S. HTiger Swing Bandf, Directed by Mr. Ted Koenig, the hand appeared in several parades during the summer and fall, climaxed by the Christmas Parade. To add that extra touch to the band's snappy performances were the high-stepping g'Tigerettes, who thrilled the crowds with their many dance routines. The highlight of the season was the dance to the popular song, '6Tequila. gt-Jpi9.t Q ggyiragssg BAND OFFICERS THEODORE KOENIG Band Director D'Angelo, Darlene Morgan. STANDING: Sam D'Angelo, President, Joe Commarata, Vice President. SEATED: Theresa Comparetto, Treasurer, Sandy DeJane, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Pat Davidson, Peggy Fxeeil, Judy Rose, Judy Miller, Lois Thompson, Karen Maylone, Kay McClelland, Becky Gatho, Mary Ann Albaneso, Penny Weekley. Sandy Burgess, Bonnie Kiddey. SECOND ROW: Brenda Thomas, Becky Ryan, Doris Nelson, Pet Comma- rata, Becky Fiber, Sam D'Angelo, Theresa Comparetto, Gary Wilson, Paula Creaturo, Connie Wilson, Cindy Williamson, Esther Daniels, Carol Bunfill, Sue McCauley, Linda Haugh, Rita Farance. THIRD ROW: Sandra Hermand, Joe Commarata, Jo Anne Dietz, Don Montgomery, Darrell Stover, Vondra House, Mike Sedor. FOURTH ROW: Mary Fllen Dickey, Mary Beth Ring, Bill Culp, Carol Long, Pat Milligan, Nancy Leith, Chuck De Filippo, Louis Heiney, Jackie Smith, Kurt Svhneidmiller, Director Mr. Koenig. 70.75. Zami After Hpackingn the marching band, W.H.S. unveiled its concert band. Shortly after football season ended, the band began preparing for the Christmas Festival which is its first concert performance of the year. The band plans to perform at the annual Spring Festival, class day, and commencement. Among the band projects were its annual magazine and candy sales. Proceeds from these drives will be used for new instruments, repairs, and a planned trip to Washington, D. C. 70.745, ' Our high-stepping Marching Majorettes under the leadership of Sandra DeJane, head majorette, Sheila Beohm, captain, and Darlene Morgan, co-captain, have marched smartly in front of the hand at parades and at half-time ceremonies during football season. One of their dance routines which won praise was Tequila.,' Sandy DeJane, Head Majorette, and Sheila Beohm, Captain. STANDING: Cerri Sue Culp. Penny Weekley, Anna Mae Cianni, Edith Trainer, Faye Ricce, Jean Ann Monte, Iris Cunningham, Rita Kay DeSarro, Janet Wilkes, Carol Ross, Vonda Culp, Carol Haught, Parma Stewart, Lana Bucher, Darlene Morgan, Nancy DeSenze. FIRST ROW: Gary Pullie, Jim Pullie, Brenda Thomas, Millie Parker, Evelyn Lassiter, Dorothy Wright, Mrs. Welch. SECOND ROW: Wayne Porter, Franklin Jackson, Esther Daniels, Jerry Stone, Emmie Harris, Leonard Johnson. 71 The Harmoneers under the sponsorship and direction of Mrs. Welch have sung for several events both in and out of school. A few of the places at which the group have performed are The First Baptist Church, The Methodist Church and several school functions. Future plans include chapel services. assemblies, and the senior class play. The Harmoneers are comprised of six girls and six boys. One of the newest vocal groups to emerge on the musi- cal scene this year is a group of girls who call themselves the Tenettes.'7 The group is comprised of ten girls and sings at various functions throughout the year. The girls have been well received. We wish them continued success. SEATED: Shirley McDevitt, Judy Dornbk. STANDING: Kay Provost, Judy Johnson, Mary Ola Hickman, Karen Leatherherry, Alma Dietz, Carol Skeens, Becky Welch, Rena Long, Joyce Jones, Paula Ross. I ' Wsme FIRST ROW: Amanda Patterson, Rena Long, Becky Welch, Mary Ola Hickman, Paula Ross, Shirley McDevitt, Kay Provost, Karen Leatherherry, Judy Johnson, Kay Tice. SECOND ROW: Clara Boyd, Janet Oliver, Judy Dornick, Linden MacLean, Barbara Kinser, Trudy Wyand, Alma Dietz, Sharon Smith. THIRD ROW: Gary Dawson, Jack Jordan, Dorothy Nalley, Becky Lewis, Carol Skeens, Nancy Yost, Dorothy Thompson, Phyllis Coen, Doris Malone, Wayne Porter. The Wellsville High School Chorus under the di- rection of Mrs. Louise Lawton is comprised of 28 girls and 4 boys. To date, the chorus has sung in the Christmas Festival. Plans for the future include the Spring Festival, Class Day, and Baccalaureate. Judging from how earnestly they sing at their per- formances, we know that the chorus students really enjoy singing. LOUISE LAWTON, Director W 1: , ,, .Li5S?:fz,., f- ,5gg:qS1,Qf1,s1gi . mm-K1 W 53512 ,xffwi :K 416555 L4g,gsxqs4z5:z5gkZQiGEIQW,,, f fe-I iqw,-f:Q.w+,age3ggg'yy . i 7? X .Agia ' ff--45 :uf M 3? . , .fxkf - 1.51. 4 ' X W, M Y ,M i ,E wggzg-wfifi ggi 2. ,, sf? A 41 5 l rg f f -.Ji gg, pf an S '- .la The prom court slowly walked in to a soft melody and took their places. Miss Hood, junior class sponsor, announced the queen to be Paula Ross and the king to be Sam Monte. Last yearis queen, Erla Wolfe, crowned the queen and Paula crowned her four princesses. George McCready, junior class vice presi- dent, presented Miss Hood with a bouquet of red roses. All eyes were on the king and queen as they danced to a song played in their honor. After the prom, the Mothers, Activity Club sponsored a Post-Prom Party in the gym. Breakfast was served at the American Legion Hall at ll a.m. Last minute touches PROM COURT: Our New King, Sam Monteg Last Year's King. George Pellerg Bob Walker, Bill Winland, Dick Wilk, and Dan Baldwin. Everyone is dancing Om ' ' 4066 In place of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance the Student Council sponsored a semi-formal dance this year. Chairs lined the walls for the students and their dates. Dancing was from 8:30- 11:3O to records spun by Dee Jay Anthony Grande. The door prize, an orchid, was Won by Theresa Comparetto and presented her by Bob Walker, President of Student Council. S TIME: December 20, 1953. PLACE: Beacom Memorial Gym. SCENE: Wellsville Christmas Formal. This is the first formal dance on the school calendar. Dancing was from 3:30 to 11:30 to the music of the Boh Hall SeXtet. The grand march was led hy Student Council President Roh Walker and his date. All who attended enjoyed the dance thoroughly. gum t' Kay Provost, Ronald Kam- pher, Mary Amato, Dan Baldwin, Peggy Perkins, Bill Wmland, K a r e n Leatherberry, Bob Walker, Student Council President. A slow dance. aace74aa 'ED The annual Sweetheart Dance, which is sponsored by the Y-Teens, was held Saturday night, February 14, in the gym. A flower-covered heart and two card- board figures of Cupid formed the entrance. The colors, red and white, were used to portray the theme 6'And Cupid Shot His Arrow. Spotlights illuminated the large flower-covered heart at the far end of the gym. Charles Sanfilippo and his Or- chestra from Rochester provided the music for the dance from 8:30 to 11:30 P.lVI. The high point of the evening was the grand march which was led by the Y-Teen President, Shirley lVlcDevitt, and her escort, Ron Kampfer. The dance, which was decorated by a committee headed by co-chairmen Paula Ross and Sondra Barnes, was one of the prettiest dances of the year. The punch bowl I 795X.., ' daniel This year's Tiger football team, under their second new coach in two years, Ken Woods, finished the season with a 2-won, 6-loss, and 1-tied record. This was obviously a rebuilding year for Wellsville. This year the Tigers again dropped their first two games. The first to a very strong Austintown Fitch team, 60 to 14, and the second to Toronto, 26 to 12. Against a very weak Chester squad, the Tigers got bad breaks and had to be content with a 6 to 6 tie. The Tigers then won their first game of the year and avenged a 61 to 3 setback of last year by beating Bellaire St. John, 6 to 0. Cadiz then got even for last year's upset by edging the fighting Tigers 18 to 141. Wellsville played hard but Salem racked up a 13 to 8 margin of victory at Salem. The next week, in what was perhaps the Tiger's best game of the year, they overcame a 12 to 0 half- time lead to beat Jefferson Union l8 to 12. Again repeating history, the Tigers dropped their last two games, one to Mingo, 34 to 3, and one to Lisbon, 36 to 0. Although we had a losing season. there was a noticeable pick-up in school spirit, and the boys were in there hustling all the way. We Wekomea 7Zew Ken Woods, our new coach, came to Wellsville from Fairfield-Waterford, where he coached for three years. He also coached one year at New Haven. Coach Woods attended Cedarville College in Cedarville, Ohio, where he received his B.S. in Physical Education. He also received his lVI.A. in Physical Education at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. ,lack McDevitt, assistant, was graduated from Fair- rnont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia. with a B.A., in Physical Education. Carl Firm, assistant, was graduated from Kent State University in 1957. Assistant Football Coaches Mr. Hodge, Mr. Firm, Mr. McDevitt, and Boyd Hodge, assistant, attended Ashland College and Ohio State University. He has received his BS. and lVI.A. in Education. Head Football Coach, Mr. Woods. , n ,...,, I y A iii? mg .,... s . W 3, .f-' f fvi 3 Wil iiit. T -- .- ' fu ,V EDDIE STONE -rl .I ',.. l.. 5'11 , . W? if ' 185 lbs. l Tackle ' LEN curl fi . 5' 11:3 I 400 1115. Tackle Sr FIRST ROW Bill Vernon, ,lim McDevitt, Bill Hickman, Bill Long, Mike Rubino, Jolm Euill, Dougie Thomas, Danny Saroceo, Charles Beohm. SECOND ROW: Sam Amato, Phil Vernon, Bob Brown. Bob Walker, ,lim Stevens, Eddie Stone, Pat Creature, Phil La Seola, Ron Gibson, ,lack Culp, Ron Tranter. THIRD ROW: Eddie Bauer, Dick Kountz, Bob Kiggans, .lack Jordan, Bob Delposen, Bob Bowers, Martin Steinple, Phil Baldwin, Len Cuti, Ralph Wagoner, Don Green. FOURTH ROW: Charles Smith, Dick Brown, Leonard Johnson, Willard Mobley, Tom Hamilton, Toni Tipton, Jerry Heffner, Ed Hemy, Bob Nightingale, Ralph Culp. BOB WALKER 51 80 145 lbs. Guard ' ?au'ZczZZ ?76aqe-w PHIL VERNON 61 Ill 180 lbs. Guard GEORGE HALL 51 8ll 130 lbs. Halfback LEN JOHNSON 57 90 DICK KOUNTZ JACK JORDAN 51 rl 6, lbs' lbs. lbs. Halfback Guard Line 4eZeQ6Zul5 26:62 70416 W ' Zaeeve On the night of November 14 during the Lis- bon-Wellsville game, the crowd was filled with anticipation, for during the half-time ceremonies, the 1958 Homecoming Queen would be crowned. lmpatiently Waiting in convertibles were the five candidates: Sandy Dejane, Mary Ola Hickman, Shirley McDevitt, Lana Phillips, and Kay Provost. Their escorts were John DeFilippo, Ronnie Kamp- fer, Martin Stemple, Dan Baldwin, and Larry Lewis. At last it was half-time! Mary Ola Hick- man was announced to be the 1958 Homecoming Queen. Dick Wilk, senior class president, crowned the queen, amid the crowds' cheering and shout- ing. Mary Ola and her four princesses were pre- sented bouquets of flowers from the Student Council. After the game, a dance, sponsored by the Student Council, and in honor of the queen and her court, was held in the gym. Shirley McDevitt, Lana Phillips, Queen Mary Ola Hickman Sandy Delane Kay Provost 'WY I Y EAOMNGE i Y54 Blllck ol VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cathy Cataldo, Sharon Croft. Silvia Siudak, Carol Whitaker, Kay Plwnvost, Paula Ross, Captain. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS ---- KNEEI,INtLz Carol Skirt-ns, ll-nnie Call, Dennie Paislcy. STANDING: Trudy Wyantl. Connie Plate, Cap- tain, Joyce Thompson. 5444465 The varsity checrleatlc-rs have clone a splenclicl job of TCEHTTIIQ the stuclcnts in cheers for ganres. pep rallies aml snake flances. Witli the help of the Omni-Activity Cluh. the girls hought new two-piece. chernise uni- forms. Paula Ross. the varsity captain. has workefl hard with the girls to boost stuflentsl and players' morale. The reserve cheerleaflers have chcerecl our reserve team on to victory. assistecl the varsity cheerleaders at pep rallies. and improvecl school spirit. The re- servcis captain, Connie Plate. has coached the girls very well. The students have really responded well to all chef-rs. especially MCU. Team. Coli' Everyone, in- clucling their sponsor. Miss Vera Delaney, is vcry proucl of our clfleerlcaflers. Z 640474460045 A combination of fine team play and good coaching by Jack McDevitt gave this year's basketball team a winning season. This season also saw senior All-Ohio candidate, Dan Baldwin, break the 1,000 mark for his high school career. He also led the district in scoring with a better than twenty point per game average. The Bengals dropped a close first game to a tough Midland five. They then won two, beating Newell and edging Lisbon. After outplaying East Liverpool for three periods. the Orange and Black dropped a thriller. The next game saw Wellsville defeat Mingo. The Bengals then dropped two, one to Toronto and one to Steubenville Central. Having better luck, they then beat Chester and stomped Newell. The Salem Quakers, ranked fifth in the state, handed Wellsville their worst defeat of the season. Playing tremendous ball, the Bengals then proceeded to win five in a row de- feating Steubenville Central, Mingo, Chester, Goshen Union, and Beaver Local. Facing a good Toronto five for the second time, the Orange and Black played a fine game to win easily. The Bengals' six- game winning streak was then ended in the closest game of the year by WCi1't0I1 Madonna. Hg X Ra -, .5 ,, , ,Q ga. E, ...W- DAN BALDWIN 69 157 .W .f '-:1: DICK KOUNTZ 5' 11 172 lb. 155 lb. Guard Forward BOB WALKER 180 lb. 5' 8 Forward 148 lb. Guard ' eam KNEELING: Dick Wilk, Mac Comparetto, Phil Baldwin, Franklin Jackson, Dan Baldwin, Bob Kiggans. STANDING: Manager Jim Stevens, Dick Kountz, Ray Franklin, Milton Lamp, Bob Walker, Rick Gray, Bill DeSarro, Manager Pat Creaturo. a 1 sv A 'lim :ki I Q. 4 KNEELING: Terry Brandt, Roy Crews, Bob Delposen, Ray Crews, ,lack Betteridge, William Mobley. STANDING: Bill Hickman, Doug Thomas, Bob Brown, Keith Tipton, Mike Mouse, Bill Reed, Manager Willis Murray. Siam The Bengal Cubs, under coach Carl Firm, showed a lot of spirit and hustle to provide Bengal fans with an exciting season. Lamp, Comparetto, DeSarro, and Gray saw a lot of varsity ac- tion while turning in fine performances for the reserves through- out the season. Bob Delposen, fullback of the football team, proved his worth in basketball by hitting in the double figures consistently. Sophomore twins, Roy and Ray Crews, showed great potential as good players. All in all, it looks as though Wellsville is going to have some great basketball teams in future years. RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES W ................ 35 Midland .,.........,......,.,. 51 W ..,.... ....... 6 2 Newell ........... ....... . N12 W .,,,,.. ....... 4 3 Lisbon .............. ...... 3 1 W ..,,,,, ..... . .53 East Liverpool ......... .... 6 5 W .,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 8 Mingo ,,,,,,,,,, , ..,,,,,..,.,, , 36 W ..... W ,...... 58 Toronto ............,........... 43 W .,,,,,, .,,.,., 3 1 Steubenville Central ..., 50 W .,,,.., ,,.,,,, 5 5 Chester .,,,,,..,,...,,.., . . 29 W .,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 5 Newell ..., ,,,....,,..... , . .21 W .,,,,,. . ,,... .49 Salem ,..................,.... 72 W .,,,,,,,.,,.,,... 36 Steubenville Central ., 66 W .,,,,....,....,.. 45 Mingo ........................., 51 W ......, ,...... 5 5 Chester ......,....... W .....v. ...,... 4 7 Goshen Union ..,,. ..,. . ., 56 W .,..,,,,.,.,,,,., 68 Beaver Local ............... 57 W ......r...,...... 48 Toronto .............. . ........ 50 W ...,............. 37 Weirton Madonna ..,.,... 49 W ................. 46 East Liverpool .... , ........, 51 '!0'? Reserve Coach Carl Firm and Head Coach .lack Mc- Devitt discuss the finer points. Wellsville has the ball. 5 t C if ZGQJX7 p'500td64W000t'WOWLf4 ' ' ,lump Ball l This year one of the outstanding activities in our school is the boys, intramural pro- gram, under the direction of R. J. Hodge. The intramural program includes basketball. volleyball, and badminton. All high school boys can participate in intramural sports with some exceptions. The varsity, reserve and freshman basketball boys cannot participate in the basketball program. Every effort is made to promote sportsmanship and good spirit among the players and spectators. The basketball and volleyball leagues are fully or- ganized with playoffs for the championship. The badminton tournament is also well or- ganized with one person emerging as champ. The intramural program is held at lunch hour every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. SPONSOR AND CAPTAINS: Mr. R. J. Hodge, Sponsor: Marty Stemple, Mike Mellott, Jim . f 7 , Spam Girls, Intramurals were one of the most interesting activities for girls this year. The program was under the supervision of Miss Vera Delaney, girls, physical education in- structor. A schedule of games was set up early in the year and has been in operation during the lunch hour in the Beacom Me' morial Gymnasium. The girls have partici- pated in a wide variety of sports activities such as volleyball, baseball, basketball and kickball. SPONSOR AND CAPTAINS: Miss Vera Delaney, Sponsorg Mildred Myers, Betty Corby, Marion Pease, Shelby Bunfill, Angie Metz. One more kick! v-va i Track Coach Ken Woods, Returning Lettermen, Bob Delposen, Dan Bald- win, Bob Kiggans. 6 On your mark, get set, go! eamifafeeetagwe raged At the time Tiger Tales went to press, it was too early to make a good prediction on the track team. This year's team will be under the direction of the new football and track coach, Ken Woods. There will be .three lettermen back from last year's team. Senior Dan Baldwin will be running the mile relay and the 880-yard relay. Junior Bob Delposen will throw the shot and run the 100 and 220-yarcl dashes. Sophomore Bob Kiggans will participate in the high ju.mp. One thing is certain, the Orange and Black thin-clads will give it all they have got. Zfydasws 46 ofa Freshman English Class? - ' 1-iiifiif ...sign W' Q W' fi J erry Alford Grant Berkheimer James Bauer Connie Binegar 1, 'ls lk, T i A' -L,:-Lf ,rkkk - 'rns C at f A : X HS' 4 Q ' 5 -1-U L, zliffvwie 5, '- ' - mfs-1 is , J udilh Bell Norma Blosser Here we are at last . . . in the year hook . . . Yes . . . we are the Freshmen . . . we are the proud class . . . we have much to look forward to . . . as a matter of fact . . . three more years . . . 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' or he - ' hi f i? rlii Tiifz lliltei H 'fit rtt- Ir, E .P e r r lg W . - 'P P ' P A A A l::v: PPP ' P' Lee Bill Marilyn Sylvia William MHTY Tice Vernon Wallace Watkins Wayt Wellington Arthur Delbert Barbara Wilkes Williams Wolski t x 1, P PP - w . ,'--f-F. - A rr 4 rf X t. ki: ,P we ,P'-Pt 5 Howard Powell Janet Reight A.,P ff 'ff P 5 1 Q' ea! Q m 4' 1 FA' 'W , PP it P W x Donato Saracco Paul Talbott Dannie Whiteman Dorothy Wright de . mg if wt' -5 f .53 V of '61 We are the Sophomores . . . we are the neglected class . . . we get very llttle recognition . . . we know all . . see all . . . hut . . . say nothing . . is is the tradition . . . for we are Sophomores . . Where is Mr. Hodge? K ,. 1 .. - P. B - f . . Z George Alfflfd . . g , ,V. ,Z ,,,. W Zi, ,,x K gkVkV,. 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YE' 2' 5 ' ff- XYR.: , .EW ,xi ,K fwfr 243 51: ij: L , z qv ME A Xk m :,'- ,:-,, , fig? leelleele e eeb b 1.. , V ere i s i Alan Hall ,lay Hamilton Carole Hanlon Earl Hartford Tommy Haugh Carole Haught Virginia Haught Tom Henthorne Sandra Hermand Bill Hickman Philip Hoffman Vondra House Paul Householder David Jarvis Wilbert J ones Joyce Jordan Jewel Joy Karen Judge Doris Kessel Robert Kiggans Barbara Kinser Kathy Kozora George La Marra ,lo Ann La Scola Phillip La Scola Becky Lewis Bill Long Linden MacLean Doris Malone Terry Martin Robert Mason Jim McDevitt Ray Mclntosh Dale Mercer Angie Metz Anna Metz Betty Miller Carol Miller Kenneth Miller Willard Mobley Harry Montgomery Michael Mouse Bob Nightingale Gary Nixon Keith Nixon Denise Paisley Rosemary Pasquale Helen Patterson Robert Pelley Cary Pisarsky James Poling Connie Plate Wayne Porter Arthur Pucci Roy Puckett Margaret Randolph Barbara Rawlings Maxine Reed Judith Reight Allen Rice Bonnie Rice Richard Rice Carol Sue Roberts Carol Ann Ross Paula Rossi Rebecca Ryan Dick Sell Roland Shafer Judy Shanks Glenda Shenton Leroy Shingleton Alexander Skavenski Joan Smith Sharon Smith Parma Stewart Frank Stockman Curt Taggart Judy Taggart Mike Taggart Antoinette Tedeschi Douglas Thomas Dorothy Thompson Joyce Thompson Keith Tipton Tom Tipton Edith Trainer Darlene Truax Betty Turick John Wallace Penny Weekley Bill Weir Paul Wells John Whitaker James White Janet Wilkes Cynthia Williamson Portia Wolski Trudy Wyand Nancy Yost H 5 W E a 46 of 5 And now presenting . . . the Juniors . . . the Class with initiative . . . the basket- ball concession workers . . . the planners of the Prom . . . and last, but not least, the followers of our footsteps . . . OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: President Kurt Schneidmiller, Treasurer Tom Hoffman, Sponsor Mr. Wolfe, Secretary Peggy Excell, Vice President Diane Wilk. JUNIOR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS-FIRST ROW: Gerri Farina, Faye Ricci, Sandy Burgess, David Johnston. SECOND ROW: Eddie Bauer, Alma Dietz, Jim McClure. THIRD ROW: John Caruso, Joe Rawlings, manager. ,i g--5 .Q it as My 5 'is : 3 C L ,K -D, 1 i . 4 'B M E W F tg 1 Si: 12 1 4 fi 1 A sf w Lucille Biro Carol Bunfill . f.X,- h K A i i: A 3 3 be li x Emu. Q5 Pauline Craig Esther Daniels D 'QI if E V I , , K V V+ ... :w x . if s il D B is l-1 iiii A ' is C Q-w w, a t ' ,gf - e gg lg' 'A :.. ,,,l. 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TIM' 5 , my -K gpg V f agpemagme gzm.,,4z959 PRESIDENT RICHARD FREDERICK WILK Dick Class president . . . popular . . . wonderful personality . . . nice to alI. VICE PRESIDENT ANTHONY VINCENT GRANDE Midget A good student . . . liked by everyone . . class vice president . . . always with the gang. CQQNQQLQ 5 1:1-QUST 5 P ' my 'Kin . E y I SECRETARY MARY OLA HICKMAN Mary Ola Pretty and sweet . . . sparkling personality . . . Homecoming Queen . . . F.H.A. President. . TREASURER RONALD ERNEST KAMPFER Ron Key Club President . . . nice as can be . . . has a good word for everyone. e 2' 'que' 74164 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GEORGE ALAN McCREADY George Good worker . . . plans to go to college . . . likes girls . . . popular. ASSOCIATE EDITOR WILLIAM ARTHUR WINLAND Bill Swell guy . . . on Prom Court . . . likes an Iromlale graduate . . . dresses to a T. Q .S I I f ' BUSINESS MANAGER lv VE CAROLYN ANN HEFFNER Carolyn Sharp dresser . . . wzllmg worker . . . enjoy- able to know . . . ambitious future. HH za.: I St' K Q5 ZLL gyctfilf o 3 V. A L, .Elly - .1 Y 'sfx' ' -it-:gg , ' g 0 ff! I LY , DAVID ERNEST ALFORD David Hails from the country . . . wavy red hair . . dislikes school. RONALD ERWIN BELL Ding Dong Deep bass voice . . . devilish . . . tall and talkative. FRANK DANIEL BALDWIN Beaver Tall sharp shooter in basketball . . . always late . . famous for his record hops. SHEILA RUTH BEOHM Sheila High-stepping majorette . . . likes to gossip . . never known to back away from a good fight. SONDRA RAE BARNES Sondra Happy-go-lucky . . . future nurse . . . gift ol gab . . , always with the gang. LOU ANN BETTERIDGE Lou Ann Engaged . . . neat . . . a loyal friend. DAVID EDWARD BAYER David Easy going . . . on the quiet side . . . always with the boys. LAWERENCE R. BLAKELEY Larry Quiet . . . always blushing . . . glad to graduate. LON JUNIOR BOGGESS J. R. Devilish ways . . . seldom serious . . . short and cute. RUTH EDNA CHRISLIP Rufus Neat . . . friendly . . . her laughter is contagious. DAVID BOYD David Never has much to say . . . blushes easy . . . his studies come easy. THOMAS CLARK sasparkyn Short but nice . . . not as quiet as you think . . . can hardly wait for graduation. SALLY SUSAN BOYD Sally Always a helping hand . . . likeable personality . . . a faithful friend. JOSEPH A. COMMARATA Joe Known for his musical ability . . . easy going . . . quiet and courteous. RAYMOND ARTHUR BUCHER Ray Carefree . . . never in a hurry . . . a friend to all. THERESA COMPARETTO Tessie Band member from way back . . . short and stub- born . . . friendly towards everyone. LEONARD ANTHONY CUTI Len All around 'sportsman with football as his specialty . . . Mr. Mato's problem. SANDRA SUE DE JANE Sandy Sharp head majorette . . . neat as a pin . . . flair for fashions. SAM D'ANCELO Burl Future band director . . . friendly . . . faithful . . . the band will miss him. JAMES EUGENE DELPOSEN .lim A real hot-rodder . . . quiet but friendly . . . goes with a senior. BARBARA PORTER DAWSON Barb Got her man . . . friendly . . . reliable . . . greets everyone with a smile. LARRY DOWLING Whiz Alawys in his blue convertible . . . easy to get along with . . . always talking. JOHN CARL DEFILIPPO Jake Works at his brothefs gas station . . . class clown . . . his devilish ways delight his friends, but not his teachers. RAYMOND EDWARD DUFFIELD Ray Seldom heard . . . nice to know . . . neatly dressed. BRUCE FALCONER Bruce Rides the bus . . . a brain in Physics . in Na- tional Honor Society. LONNIE ALLEN FULTZ Lonnie Full of wise-cracks . . . sleeps in class . . . doesn't like school. JANET LOUISE FITZSIMMONS Janet Short and sweet . . . likes to dance . . . member of Y-Teens. GEORGE W. HALL George Mac's helper . . . easy going . . . finds school baring. ROBERT NELSON FOREMAN Bob Quiet . . . hails from the country . . . always with the gang. DONALD A. HEATON Don Interested in cars . . . glad to graduate . . . never has much to say. JAMES RICHARD FREDERICK Crow Tall as they come . . . can't wait till May . . . quiet type. PAUL FRANKLIN ICE Paul Devilish . . . never in a hurry . . . likes cars CAROL ANN JACKSON Carol lndustrious student secretary . . . prefers out-of- town boys . . . happy and content. LEONARD JOHNSON Cook Nice personality . . . likes to sing . . . enjoys sports. EMILY JOHNSON Emily Neat, sincere, and dependable . . . could always be found at the football concession stand. BRENDA JOYCE JONES Joyce Great personality . . . editor of Tiger Rag . . always laughing. JOYCE ANNETTE JOHNSON Joyce One of Ruby's helpers . . . reliable . . . enjoys her business classes. JOHN CHARLES JORDAN Jack Whiz at mathematics . . . student reporter for the Press . . . nice guy. JUDY MARIE JOHNSON Judy President of Pep Club . . . willing worker . . member of National Honor Society. JAMES ALLEN JOY Spider Blushes easily . . . not as quiet as you think . . . comes from the country. ROBERT L. KEEPER Bob A bright student . . . never has much to say . . plans for a college education. ROBERT LARRY LEWIS Larry Always well groomed . . . seen with the crowd . . future teacher . . . takes things well. RICHARD FRANKLIN KOUNTZ Dick Likes to play football . . . in the Navy Reserves always joking. JAMES ALBERT LOGAN Woody A real clown . . . treasurer of Camera Club . . . full of fun. EVELYN MARGARET LASSITER Evelyn Loyal friend . . . talkative . . . often seen at the concession stand. RENA DAWN LONG Rena Pretty red hair . . . class chatterbox . . . prefers out-of-town boys. KAREN SUE LEATHERBERRY Sleepy Always willing to give a helping 'hand . . . a true friend . . . nice to know . . . has a contagious eiesle- RHETT BRUCE MAZE Smaze Always joking . . . hard worker . . . nice to know . . . likes to argue. JAMES MCCAULEY Jim Quiet, courteous . . . never in a hurry . . . carefree. AGNES LOU McINTOSH Agnes Quiet and neat . . conscientious worker . reliable. MICHEAL A. MCCUEN Mike Sometimes wears a worried look . . . but it's not caused by any book . . . quiet but devilish. LINDA SUE McINTOSH Linda Can't wait to graduate . . . ring on her finger . doesn't like homework. SHIRLEY ROSE MCDEVITT Grumpy Uur Y-Teen President . . . good student . . is liked by all. MICHAEL MELLOTT Mike Enjoys intramurals . . . full of fun . . . always with the boys. KING EDWARD MCINTIRE King His heart matches his height . . . wonderful artist . . . never hurried. GARY MERRIMAN Gary Tall and slender . . . good sport . . . nice to know. RONDA JUNE MILLER Ronda Bashful . . . neat dresser . . . happy and content. JOHN MORRIS Pete Always joking . . . enjoys sleeping . . . takes life easy. THOMAS L. MOBLEY Tom Woodworking student . . . nice to everyone . can't wait for May. MILDRED MYERS Mildred Full of fun and wise cracks . . . pretty red hair . . ambitious. SAM MONTE Sam Prom King . . . sharp dresser . . . great personality. AMANDA .IANE PATTERSON Amanda Engaged . . . dimples . . . her good humor is con- tagious. PATRICIA ANN MORRELL Pat Nice to all . . . can handle responsibility . . . would like to be a beautician. DAVID PETTY David Quzket . . -. dislikes school . . . takes things easy. LANA LEE PHILLIPS Lana Fond of dancing and dating . . . neat dresser . . lively sense of humor. PAULA KAYE ROSS Pudgie Prom Queen . . . nice personality . . . has a nice smile for everyone . . . future teacher, KAY ELIZABETH PP.0v0sT s Nice things come in small packages . . . on Prom bvgl Court . . . has a cheerful Hin for everyone. A V JOSEPH FRANK SALATINO . Joe . I Never has much to say . . . very nice to know . . 1' f takes life easy. 'ti'ro ' DOMINIC PUCCI Magoo Always joking . . . seldom serious in class. DENNIS WILLIAM SHANKS Denver ' Witty . . . full of fun . . . drives a noisy puddle- jumper. MARY ANN RICE Mary Ann Hears wedding bells in future . soft-spoken country miss . . . reliable. MILDRED LOUISE SHINGLETON Mildred Quiet in her ways . . . cooperative with all . . a nice friend. MARTIN LUTHER STEMPLE Marty Flirt . . . real romeo . . . devilish as can be . . will make some girl a nice catch. BARBARA SUE TAYLOR Barb Pretty . . . neat as can be . . . class chatterbox. EDDIE DALE STONE Eddie Enjoys football . . . always with the gang . . . can't wait to graduate. BRENDA A. THOMAS Brenda Would like a college education . . . always laughing . . . pleasing personality. SALLY DIANE STONE Sally Future homemaker . . . always cheerful . . . pleasant disposition. HAROLEEN KAY TICE Kay Plans on an engagement . . . co-operative with all . . . dresses nicely. DEAN TAGGART Dean Tall as they come . . . very quiet . . . hails from the country. RONNIE LEE TRANTER Ronnie Mischievous . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can't wait to graduate. OLIVER TRAVERS Oliver Never has much to say . . . takes life as it comes . . . friendly. SARA REBEKAH WELCH Becky Gift of gab . . . in Tenettes . . . everybody's friend . . . easy to get along with. CHARLOTTE JOYCE URIE Charlotte Pretty blond hair . . , in National Honor Society . . very studious. NANCY WELLINGTON Nancy Always laughing . . . neat as can be . . . her ap pearance and manners are perfection. ROBERT LEE WALKER Bob Little but mighty . . . liked by everyone . . . Presi- dent of Student Council. CAROLE LEE WHITAKER Carole Peppy cheerleader . . . plans to enter the field ol housekeeping . . . Treasurer of 1'-Teens . . . pretty smile. TERRY LEE WEAVER Terry A great dancer . . . good student . . , has a job at the five and ten cent store. ROSALIE WILCOX Ro Has a smile for everyone . . . friendly . . . likes boys from Liverpool. REBECCA WILLIAMS Becky Short and sweet . . . always giggling . . . friendly to all. JANET LEE WILSON Jan Pretty complexion . . . on the Prom Court . . . ex pert gum-cracker . . . works in the office. Q I Each year a number of seniors are selected by the senior homerooms, and together with the officers of the class, are called the senior executives. These people choose announcements, help with various graduation activities and money raising projects, and decide other questions concerning seniors. FIRST ROW: Anthony Grande, Mary Ola Hickman, Sheila Beohm, Kay Provost, Joyce Johnson, Jim Logan. SECOND ROW: David Boyd, Ron Kampher, Larry Lewis, Dick Wilk. eauhfa Stand These are the seniors who battled their way through popcorn, potato chips, hot- dogs, pop, and other refreshments at the home football games in order to make money for the senior class. The money they made went to the class treasury for senior graduation activities. FIRST -ROW: Lana Phillips, Shirley McDevitt, Joyce Jones, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Tice, Carol Jackson, Evenlyn Lassiter. SECOND ROW: Anthony Grande, Amanda Patterson, Emily Johnson, Mary Ola Hickman. Sally Boyd, Becky Welch, Becky Williams, Rena Long, George McCready, manager. THIRD ROW: Jim Logan, Larry Dowling, Jim McCauley, Dennie Shanks, Larry Lewis, Dick Wilk, Mike McCuen. eadofz ' ?o!Z MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED OUTSTANDING LEADERS Charlotte Urie Carolyn Heffner George lVIcCready Bruce Falconer MOST ATHLETIC Dick Kountz Joyce Johnson BEST STUDENTS OUTSTANDING MUSICIANS Emily Johnson Tessie Comparetta David Boyd Joe Commarotta Sam D'Angelo MOST POPULAR Paula Ross Bob Walker BEST SPORTS Ray Duffield Mildred Myers BEST LOOKING Sam Monte Mary Ola Hickman WITTIEST Dennie Shanks Nancey Wellington NICEST PERSONALITIES BEST ARTISTS Kay Provost Judy Johnson Dick Wilk King Mclntire BEST DRESSED Bill Winland Sandy De Jane Semin P poll MOST TALKATIVE NICEST VOICES Barbara Taylor Joyce Jones Larry Dowling Len Johnson BEST DANCERS Shiela Beohm Terry Weaver NICEST SMILE LIVELIEST Amanda Patterson Carole Whitaker Anthony Grande Jim Logan NICEST EYES NICEST HAIR Shirley McDevitt Dom Pucci Rhett Maze Lana Phillips MOST ORIGINAL MOST BASHFUL Patty Morrell Ronda Miller Tom Clark .lim .Ioy ,UIC Lnsr Look AT I 9 QE' thy ALFORD, DAVID Commercial Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, Student Secretary 4, Usher 3, 4. BALDWIN, DAN College Prep. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, FTA 3, 4, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, s er 3, 4. BARNES, SONDRA College Prep. FNA 1, 2, Librarian 1, FHA 4, FTA 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Tiger Rag Staff 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, President 4. BAYER, DAVID Commercial Track 3, 4. BEOHM, SHEILA Commercial Band 3, Band Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Pep Club 4, Camera Club 3. 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Senior Executive Council 4, Student Secretary 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTERIDGE, LOU ANN Commercial Band 2, Commercial Club 4, Junior Concession Stand 3, Junior Class Executive Council 3, Majorette 2, Student Bankers 4, Student Secretary 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Usher 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Office Worker 4. BLAKELEY, LARRY General Reserve Basketball 1, Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BLOSSER, LARRY General BOGGESS, LON Industrial Arts Band 1, 2, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. BOYD, DAVID W. College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Executive Council 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Key Club 4. BOYD, SALLY Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Junior Concession 3, Senior Concession 4, Student Bankers 4, Student Secretaries 4, Y-Teens 1, 2. BUCHER, RAY Industrial Arts CHRISLIP, RUTH Commercial Chorus 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Concession Stand 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, TOM College Prep Bookworms 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Usher 3. COMMARATA, JOSEPH General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Minstrel 4, FTA 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Band King 4. COMPARETTO, THERESA R. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Book- worms 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Junior Class Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Usher 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Queen 4. 0 CUTI, LEONARD A. College Prep. Reserve Basketball 1, Football 1, 3, 4, Junior Concession -Stand 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, Track 1, 2, 4, Usher 1. D'ANGELO, SAM General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, FTA 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3, Band Court. DAWSON, BARBARA Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Student Secretaries 4, Y-Teens 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. DE F ILIPPO, JOHN General Band 1, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3, Boys' Intramurals 4, Football 1, Camera Club 3, 4, President 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Track 1, 2, 4. DE JANE, SANDRA College Prep. Band Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 3, Homecoming Court 4, Latin Club 3, Treasurer 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 4, Pep Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pro- jection Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. DELPOSEN, JIM Industrial Arts Football 1. DOWLING, LARRY General Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Senior Concession Stand 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2. DUFFIELD, RAY Industrial Arts FALCONER, BRUCE College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 2, Junior Class Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Executive Com- mittee 4, Usher 3, Key Club 3, 4. FITZSIMMONS, JANET LOUISE Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, Band Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Student Bankers 4, Student Secretaries 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. FOREMAN, BOB College Prep. Spanish Club 1, 2. FREDERICK, JIM Industrial Arts FULTZ, LONNIE General GRANDE, ANTHONY College Prep. Boys' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, FTA 3, 4, Junior Concession Stand 3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Vice President 4, Spanish Club '1, 2, Student Council 2, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Usher 3, Baseball 3, 4, Key Club 4. HALL, GEORGE General Football 4, Usher 3. HEATON, DON Industrial Arts HEFFNER, CAROLYN Commercial FTA 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Prom Court 3, Junior Con- cession Stand 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Camera Club 3, Projection Club 3, Stu- dent Bankers 4, Student Council 3, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4. HICKMAN, MARY OLA Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2g Homecoming Queen 43 .Iunior and Senior Prom Court 33 Junior Concession Stand 33 Pep Club 33 Senior Class Secretary 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 T igez' Tales Staff 43 Tenettes 43 Usher 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. ICE, PAUL Industrial Arts Student Council 1. JACKSON, CAROL Commercial Commercial Club 43 FHA 43 Junior Concession Stand 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 43 Tiger Tales Staff 4. JOHNSON, EMILY Commercial FHA 43 Junior Class President 33 Junior Concession Stand 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Bankers 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 43 Tiger Tales Staff 43 World History Club 2. JOHNSON, JOYCE Commercial Chorus 13 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 33 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Senior Executive Council 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 3, 4g Tiger Tales Staff 43 Usher 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, JUDY Commercial Bookworms 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4, President 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tenettes 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JOHNSON, LEONARD J. General Football 1, 23 Harmoneers 3, 4. JONES, BRENDA Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 23 Junior Concession Stand 33 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 3, 4, Editor 43 Tenettes 43 Usher 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Tiger Tales Staff 4. JORDAN, JACK College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Oc- tettes 33 Football 43 Key Club 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, Vice President 1. JOY, JAMES College Prep. Reserve Basketball 13 Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. KAMPF ER, RON College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Senior Class Treasurer 43 Spanish Club 1, Secretary 23 Usher lg Stu- dent Council 13 Key Club 3, 4, President 4. KEEPER, ROBERT College Prep. National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 43 Spanish Club 1, 2g Key Club 4. KOUNTZ, General Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Reserve Basketball 2, 33 Boys' In- tramurals 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 43 Projection Club 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LASSITER, EVELYN Commercial Commercial Club 43 Harmoneers 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior Concession Stand 43 Spanish Club 3g Student Bankers 43 Y-Teens 3, 4. LEATHERBERRY, KAREN Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 23 Junior Concession Stand 33 Pep Club 4g Camera Club 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Bankers 43 Student Secre- taries 43 Tiger Rag Staff 43 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Tenettes 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS, LARRY College Prep. Bookworms 43 Boys' Intramurals 43 FTA 3, 4, President 43 Junior Concession Stand 33 Camera Club 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Senior Executive Council 43 Spanish Club 1, 2g Tiger Rag Staff 43 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Usher 2, 3, 43 Football 1. LOGAN, JIM Industrial Arts Reserve Basketball lg Football Manager 1, 23 Junior Con- cession Stand 33 Camera Club 3, 43 Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Senior Executive Council 43 Tiger Rag Staff 1, 23 Track 1. LONG, RENA Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 FHA 1, 2, 3g Junior Concession Stand 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Secretaries 43 Tenettes 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MAZE, RHETT College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Usher 3. MCCREADY, GEORGE College Prep. Chorus 2, 33 FTA 3, 4, Vice President Junior Class 33 Junior Concession Stand 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Senior Concession Manager 4g Spanish Club 1, 23 Projection Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Tiger Tales Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief3 Tiger Rag Staff 2, 33 Usher 2, 33 Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. MCCAULEY, JIM Industrial Arts Bookworms 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 4. MCCUEN, MICHAEL Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 23 Chorus 2, 3g Football 13 Camera Club 3, 43 Projection Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Concession Stand 4g Tiger Rag Staff 1, 2. McDEVITT, SHIRLEY General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 FTA 4g Homecoming Court 43 Junior Concession Stand 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Pep Club 4g Senior Concession Stand 43 Student Council 13 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. MCINTIRE, KING Industrial Arts Reserve Basketball 13 Boys' Intramurals 3, 43 Chorus 33 Foot- ball 13 Track 1, 2. McINTOSH, AGNES Commercial Commercial Club 23 FNA 23 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. MCINTOSH, LINDA SUE Commercial Bookworms 2, 3, 43 Chorus -1, 43 FHA 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Co-Captain 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Student Secretaries 4g Y-Teens 4. MELLOTT, MICHAEL Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 3, 43 Football 13 Track 1. MERRIMAN, GARY Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 3, 43 Football 13 Track 1. MILLER, RONDA Commercial Chorus 13 Com.mercial Club 43 FHA 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Stu- dent Secretaries 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MOBLEY, TOM Industrial Arts MONTE, SAM Industrial Arts Reserve Basketball 2, Football Manager 1, 2, Junior and Senior Prom King, Camera Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4. MORRELL, PATRICIA ANN Commercial FHA 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, Captain 1, Majorette 2, Student Bankers 4, Student Secretaries 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. MORRIS, JOHN College Prep.- Spanish Club 1, 2, Usher 3, Football 1. MYERS, MILDRED Commercial Chorus- 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 4, Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. PATTERSON, AMANDA General Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Senior Concession Stand 4, Student Bankers 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, LANA LEE General FHA 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Projection Club 3, Senior Concession Stand 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. PROVOST, KAY Commercial Varsity Cheerleader 4, Reserve Cheerleader 3, Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 2, Homecoming Court 4, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Projection Club 3, Senior Executive Council 4, Student Bankers 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Tenettes 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. PUCCI, DOM Commercial Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Track 1, 2. RICE, MARY ANN Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Bankers 4, Student Secre- taries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4. ROSS, PAULA KAYE College Prep. Varsity Cheerleader 4, Captain 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Vice President 4, Junior and Senior Prom Queen 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Projection Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Executive Committee 3, Secretary 3, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Ten- ettes 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. SALATINO, JOE General SHANKS, DENNIS College Prep. Boys' Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Concession Stand 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, Senior Concession Stand 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, World History Club 3. SHINGLETON, MILDRED General Y-Teens 3. STEMPLE, MARTIN Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 2, 3. STONE, EDDIE Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. STONE, SALLY Commercial FHA 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Secretaries 4, Usher 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. TAGGART, DEAN Industrial Arts TAYLOR, BARBARA Commercial Student Secretaries 4, Y-Teens 4. THOMAS, BRENDA Commercial Y-Teens 2, Band 2, 4, Band Court 4. TICE, KAY Commercial Bookworms 3, 4, Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, President 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, Pep Club 2, Camera Club 3, 4, Projection Club 3, Senior Concession Stand 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. TRANTER, RONNIE Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 1, Football 1, Track 1. TRAVERS, OLIVER Industrial Arts Boys' Intramurals 1, 2. URIE, CHARLOTTE College Prep. Latin Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Bankers 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. WALKER, BOB College Prep. Varsity Basketball 4, Boys' Intramurals 3, Football 4, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, Junior Concession Stand 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Track 4, Usher 3, Key Club 4. WEAVER, TERRY Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, World History Club 2, 3, Vice President 3. WELCH, BECKY Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Concession Stand 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Treasurer 4, Tenettes 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. WELLINGTON, NANCY Commercial Commercial Club 4, FHA 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. WHITAKER, CAROLE LEE Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Bookworms 4, Var- sity Cheerleaders 4, Reserve Cheerleaders 3, FHA 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Captain 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. WILCOX, ROSALIE Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Student Secretaries 4, Tiger Rag Staff 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. WILK, RICHARD College Prep. Varsity Basketball 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Boys' Intramurals 3, Key Club 4, Senior Director, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, Senior Class President 4, Senior Concession Stand 4, Senior Executive Council 4, Spanish 1, 2, Tiger Tales Staff 4. WILLIAMS, BECKY General Chorus 1, 2, FHA 1, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, Pep Club 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, JANET Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Secre- taries 4, Tiger Rag Staff, Head Typist 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. WIN LAN D, BILL General Varsity Basketball 3, Reserve Basketball 3, Chorus 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Key Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Junior and Senior Prom Court 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Tiger T ales Staff 4, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 4, Usher 4. 4 'ffa 'ZQ , X i milf Jyl l 3,115-,,,,, lvl Ti I I S T .L 13.14 MacLEAN FUNERAL HOME 509 RIVERSIDE LE 2-I 553 STANDARD ELECTRIC Your COMPLETE ELECTRIC STORE 809 Main SI'ree'I' Wellsville, Ohio Dial LE 2-3970 CompIimen+s of JOHN'S RADIO 81 TV SERVICE RCA Service I007 Main Sfreei' LE 2-2336 CompIimen+s of THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS 40I Main S'I'ree'I' LE 2-I55I CULP PHARMACY 443 Main SI'ree+ Phone LE 2-I638 Congra+ula'rions PETE MASE SHOE REPAIR 6II MAIN STREET THE SOUIRE SHOP 459 Main S+reeI' Home of 'Ihe ARROW SHIRT Complimeni-5 of Congraiulafions-Seniors MEADE's RESTAURANT ECKFELD CARD SHOPPE 8: NEWS LE 2-0I78 445 Main SI'reeI' LE 2-I530 Complimenfs of BUD'S RADIO 81 TV SERVICE 4I8 Main LE 2-434I E. S. 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LE 2-2l30 Dancing Shadyside S . 0 Avenue 'mm '9 RESERVATIONS B0af 19 Fuuon s.olao Fishing Family Picnics X BEAUTlFUL LAKE MARWlN ROBlN'S AND SANT BENDHElM'S SHCE STORE The Men's Sl'ore 69 Years in Easl' Liverpool, Oh io Easf Liverpool The 1959 TIGER TALES YEAR- BOOK STAFF would like to thank all those who have help- ed to make the yearbook pos- sible. Compliments of HORSLEY STUDIO 62I Broadway Easl' Liverpool, Ohio Phone FUI+on 5-9705 THE TIGER TALES Pholographer of '59 lzoulcu Ein M, JACK HORSLEY Says: Pholographing 'Ihe S'I'udenI's and acI'iviI'ies of Wellsville High School was an enjoyable experience. I hope +hese piclures will enrich memories in years Io come. W K T D X . I QE m m ,1 ,,' , .wi ,-S 5 225 3 .: EW lm . an Q I m m Y K4 M ML. SAYS THE LLILS BENGAL T 5 ,- -Q If .T we 1 y. 'Q x- f A a Q i ., -V4 X. -lv c . P. Q w .V 11 .l 1 rv L 1 p if '71-J I f s , - .1 'L W , - .I ci ,L .. 1-.4-3 ' r - 4 .- . , D.: w -2' ', I 5 T ' -- I gg -4. 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Award Assembly and Class Day Baccalaureate and Senior Banquet Page 6 ,,,,,,, Page 7 ,,,,.,e, Page 8 ,, .... ,,....,ee.,w., .e,,,,eee,,e,e 7 Y ., .,,,7,, Graduation George lVIcCready ,,..se, .,,rr.... E ditor-in-Chief Bill Winland ,,,.,, , ,rrs. Associate Editor Carolyn Heffner ,, ,,,, e...,. Business Editor Dick Wilk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 , Associate Business Editor Mr. Charles Wilfing , ,,.t, ,,,,,, , ,,,,tt , .,ttt , Sponsor 41 ' S SHELBY MCDEVITT CHARLQTTE URIE These students have shown their ability through excellent scholastic accomplishments They are the top ranking seniors in the 1959 graduating class. Shirley Rose McDevitt valedictorian, had a 3.727 averageg Charlotte Joyce Urie, salutatorian, had a 3.702 average We want to congratulate these outstanding members of our class. 1958 King and Queen, Sandy Nelson and John Crcaturo crown 1959 King and Queen., Theresa Comparetto and ,loc Ctlllllllilfkllil. 'z5'aZZSee4 K' and new Reiguing as King and Queen over this year's annual Military Ball were Theresa Com- paretto and Joe Commarata. The colors of the various bandsmen's uniforms, the soft lights, the gay music, and the wonderland of make-believe created hy the decorations blended to form one of the magic memories of our school days-a memory which will he more magical as it becomes one of the happy times of long ago. MILITARY BALL COURT: Phil Vernon, Brenda Thomas, John De Filippo, Shiela Beohm, Theresa Comparetto, Queen, .loe Commarata, King, Sandy De Jane, Dan Baldwin, Karen Burns, and Sam D'Angelo. Band President. FIRST ROW: Linda Mclntosh, Sandy De Jane, Judy Johnson, Mary Ola Hickman, Ruth Chrislip, Shirley McDevitt. SECOND ROW: Theresa Comparetto, Kay Provost. THIRD ROW: James Logan, Anthony Grande, Shiela Beohm, Janet Wilson, George Mc Cready, Larry Lewis, Paula Ross, Karen Leatherberry, Lenny Cuti. FOURTH ROW: Danny Baldwin, Bob Walker, Dick Kountz John DeFilippo, Jim Delposen. January Thaw,', a comedy hit by William Roos, was presented the 8th and 9th of April by the Senior Class of 1959. lt was under the direction of Mrs. Helen Welch. The play took place in the living room of an old house in Connecticut. The Gage family, after restoring it to its colonial state, had just moved in. Many incidents occurred from the time Frieda entered the living room carrying the three ashtrays, until Walter rushed in bearing the news that Mrs. Corley wasn't expectini no more! The wonderful cast put on a fine performance, which was enjoyed by all. Shiela Beohm, Mathilda Rockwooclg James Logan, Mr. Loomisg Mrs. Helen Welch, Play Directorg Len Cuti, Carson. LEAD R O L E S Bob Walker, J ona than Rockwood 9 Shiela Beohm, Ma thilda Rockwoodg J a n e t W i 1 s o n, M a r g e G a g e g George McCready, Herbert Gage. Kay Provost, Paula Gageg Theresa Comparetto, Sarah Gageg George McCready, Herbert Gageg Janet Wilson, Marge Gage. COUNCILMEN: Ray Bucher. Bob Walker, Charlotte Urie, Presiclcnt of Council Anthony Crantlc, Emily Johnson, Lon Boggess, Dennis Shanks. ' an 'faaaaanf Faq The Seniors of Vlfcllsville lligh School, on April 18, rulecl the city governinent. This is known as Student Government Day. Student Government Day is, part of the stuclies of the American Prohlems Class. Elections were held hy the students, tests given and appointments made. Dick Wilk was electecl Mayor and served all clay with Mayor William Shouh. Others electecl incluclecl the auclitor. Mary Ola l'lickman: solicitor, Ron Kanlplerg treasurer. Carolyn Heflnerg ancl all the officers of council. Police Chief John Hcphner and lfirc Chief Rohert Lewis preparetl tests for selection of students to serve in their departments. lsn't thc Mayo1 s joh tough! Acting Mayor Dick Wilkg Acting Mayor's Secretaries, Paula Ross and Shirley McDevitt. FIRST ROW: Mayor Shoub, Mr. Charles Willing. SECOND ROW: Mary Ola Hickman, Anthony Grande, Carolyn Heffner, Bill Winland. THIRD ROW: Dick Wilk, Ron Kampfcr. Acting Assistant Firechief Len Cuti, Firechief Rohert Lewis, Acting Fire Chief ,lack Jordan. L at ' ' ddfpwwwddd ' ' 291mm A Shakespearian work provided the theme for the 1959 .lunior-Senior Prom. A huge success, UA Mid-Summer Night's Df63ll1,,, was every bit of that and morel A garden gate bedecked with roses and guarded by two tiny gatemen formed the entrance to the dance floor. A drop ceiling of pinks draped the top and decorated tables surrounded the floor. As the magical hour arrived the five chosen girls: Sondra Culp, V onda Culp, Virginia Leone. Sylvia Siudak, Diane Wilke, and boys: Eddie Bauer, Bob Brown, John Caruso, Frank Cianni, Bob Delposen, entered the gates and proceeded to the waiting thrones where the 1958 Prom Que-en, Paula Ross, crowned the new queen Diane Wilke. The 1959 King, Bob Brown, was crowned by Sam Monte, 1958 King. The new king and queen led the royal dance and took their place in the ranks of Wellsville High School's past royal couples and thus made this yearis prom one of the nicest ever held. ROYALTY: 1958 Prom Queen Paula Ross, 1959 Queen Diane Wilke, 1959 King Bob Brown, 1958 Prom King Sam Monte. I Wear an :de ' 'Www 5 The qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society are: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Each year, those juniors and seniors who have achieved a scholastic record of 3.0 or better are inducted into the society during a special candlelight initiation service. Mrs. Elton and Mr. Menough co-sponsor the group, which strives to promote better scholarship among the students. FIRST ROW: Pat Morrell, Clara Boyd, Pauline Craig, Diane Wilke, .lo Ann Malone, Judy Dornick, Peggy Excell, Jackie Smith. SECOND ROW: Jack Jordan, Tom Hoffman, Emmie Lou Harris, Vivian Findley, Becky Gatho, Kurt Schneidmiller, Pauline De Sellem. 14 14 The Annual Award Assembly this year, was dedicated to Scholarship. Dr. S. E. Daw gave some opening remarks on A Greater Need for Scholarshipf, The Junior Chamber of Commerce gave special awards to sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 3.75 or better grade average. To juniors and seniors with a 3.0 or better averages, were given the Wellsville High School Scholastic Awards. Special awards included the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, the Key Club-Sandy Nininger Award, and the Underwood Awards for the best typist and the outstanding Business Education Student. Numerous other commercial awards were presented along with the Library awards. Robert Keeper Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award ' . sot .lim Delposen ,lack Jordan Honorable Mention State Scholarship Test for High School Seniors Theresa Comparetto Best Typist Award Agnes Mclntosh Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Faq 7959 Emily Johnson Outstanding Busi- ness Education Stu- dent l K e y C 1 u b Sandy Ninin ger Award On Wednesday afternoon, May 27, 1959, Wellsville High School held its annual Class Day for the Class of '59. The Master of Ceremonies was Bob Walker. After the seniors had entered, Richard Wilk, class president, gave the words of welcome. The W.H.S. girls' choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ceorge,Lawton, sang a selection entitled In My Garden. Bob Walker then presented the Class Officers. He was followed by Bill Winland who made the formal dedication of the annual to Boyd Hodge. 'gMusic Mann was then played by the W.H.S. Band. Paula Ross read the Class History which was followed by another selection from the girls, choir. The Class Prophecy was read by Carolyn Heffner after which 'flowa March was played by the band. After the Class Will and Testament was read by Mary Ola Hickman, the Alma Mater was sang. The Class of '59 retired during the Recessional. Left: Master of Ceremonies, Bob Walker announces program. Z On Sunday evening, May 31, at seven-thirty o'clock, Wellsville High School gave its Baccalaureate Service for the Class of 759. It was a very solemn and impressive service with the Reverends: George Marsteller, William Hewitt, Bruce Davis, E. E. Bacon, and Kenneth Nottingham. Reverend E. E. Bacon spoke on lVlan's True Lifef' There was also a selection hy the chorus and a solo selection. lllll H iiliii Seniors attend service Reverend E. E. Bacon speaks emiafz 2 On May 28, 1959, some one hundred persons, composed of members of the faculty, board of education and senior class, attended the annual senior banquet at the First Methodist Church. Larry Lewis served as toastmaster. Dr. S. E. Daw, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. John A. Polesky, Senior class advisor, gave short interesting talks. Entertainment was provided by local talent. Fern Porter sings tw. af Seniors finish dinner Dr. Daw speaks to class - I The head table 5 Valedictorian speaks Receiving diplomas pd l.- 1 I On June 1, 1959, the class of 1959 was graduated from Wellsville High School. Memories of school activities rushed through our minds as we marched into the traditional HPOIIIIJ and Circunistancef, Charlotte Urie, salutatorian, and Shirley McDevitt, valedic- torian, spoke on What the Future Holds for: the Research Scientist, and the Classroom Teacherfi after being introduced by Dr. 5. E. Daw, Master of Ceremonies. The band, under the direction of Mr. Ted Koenig, played several selections, Mr. Nlenough presented the Class of '59 to Mr. Bake, who presented the diplomas. As the band played the reoes- sional, the class marched out with a final good-bye to Wellsville High School. Mr. Menough presents class -'UT H , kl 5 v h il 5, , , ,. 1 r J , 4 naw! ,E 3,1 vs , -W? ,V ls Q w W 1 V-W, ,, Q, Evwiiff ,1 ' Y 5 fi :, ' gww ' W ' is . 2 'gig 4v f,,3W1L,, V Mg , 115 .p11gM:.,v, 'M 1' ' ' by A . wwf-wfi f, Egwmgig .wu.ri1,, 5 753,353 U 4 fizzmw M ' , W av