West Branch High School - Warrior Yearbook (Beloit, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1965 volume:

, -. ,, - . , v2'2'TI1?Ef:- . Q. A , , . :,1 . f nf - . ' x - 1 , I ,N .A .A , V A , A .K , ,, , . x .,1.,, . SMX H.lih-. , 1 101 ,ww ps TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ......................... 11 Seniors . . . . . 24 Underclassmen . . 46 Activities . . 66 Sports . . . . . . 100 Highlights . . . . . 124 Advertisements . . . . . 134 V ff--.-- --au? FOR EWORD The Warrior Staff of 1965 wishes to present to the student body this record of the year of 1964-65 at West Branch High School. ' Compiled in the following pages you will find the story of the year that was. Folded between the covers and hidden between the lines are those many precious moments that marked The Year That Was. We, the Staff of '65, are proud to present to you the fifth volume of the West Branch WARRIOR. THIS IS THE YEAR THAT WAS - ' , vii it ig qfggggjsz l H , , .V,A., WE SALUTE: BOB KIRKSE Y . addressing the student body. ' x, . . congratulating his runner-up, Dave Bedell. . . assisting the cheerleaders. The booster Club working with the facility :uid administration proposed that ll Chief ofthe Wui't'ioi's be elected by the student body. The honor of being Chief is the higliest honor which the student hody can bestow on il fellow student. This student is the president of the student body :uid therefore, the Chief should represent the finest quulities of our school ut both public :md school functions. The responsibilities of the Chief of the XY:1i'rio1's include: assisting the cheerleudersg leading the Wurriors onto the field at footbzlll games :md into the gymnasium :lt husketbaill games: und oem-:tsionzilly :uldressing the student body ut il rally or formul assembly. The duties ol' the Chief lllillif' it impossible for him to be il football or basketball pluyer. This honor ol' being Chief is reserved for members of the Senior Class, The dzxy ol' the imluetion ceremony wats one filled with suspense. The student body entered the gymnasium :intl took their pluees on the floor uround the campfire. The four candidates - Gary Wulf, llob liirksey. .Xlton Merrell, ond Dzive Bedell - dressed as Indian warriors, sat solemnly uwuitinpg the eltoiee. The eereinonywusu re-enactment of un authentic council of the brzives to select it HKWV i'lll0l. .Xfter this. the Chief wus selected by the eoup stick method. Mr. Corll held the coup stick high. :ind ut :11'm's length. gripped by ezteh of the four wurriors competing for the position of chief. Mr. Corll relensetl his hold on the stiek :ind stepped to the rear ofthe contending warriors. llc eliminuted two of the wxtrriors by striking exielt ll hezivy blow on the shoulder, Lifter which they l'einoi'ed their hands from the stick. The two warriors remaining, Bob liirkseyzmd Dave Bedell, represented the Chief :ind alternate. The next blow eliminated lluve Redell. The new Chief of the Warriors, Bob Kirksey, wus left holding the eoup stielt, Shouts of joy filled the gymnasium, expressing the satisfaction of the student body in their choice ot' xi Chief. The wur bonnet wats plueed on the Chief's heud. . . . displaying newly purchased Warrior Chief costume. .r U 'mimi S3 v 9 iwfi -JS A A 5 M Qx S 4 s x 2 r. x mn W- WS' U M Q . t Q 1 X , ' ,Q ,?'1l..NNNi 'N v N '.m.f,a1 'sf' BOARD OF EDUCATION MAPS THE FUTURE I f E -Rm., -X-..e g, X I Left to right: Norman Barnett, Vice Presidentg Rhea Emmons, Clerkg Clinton Heacock, John Denny, Richard Burton Presidentg Glenn Moffett, William Eshelman. -...F Rhea Emmons To the Class of 1965: As you leave West Branch High School in search of greater and more gratifying interests, educationally or otherwise, may you always remember the days spent here with pride and pleasure. My best wishes will follow you wherever you may charter your course. Rhea Emmons CLINTON H. HEACOCK ,aiilwvi nl-nmlllvfwm in ,.-sslf' .X Q Our competent executive head is always there very highly of his opinion and regards him as a to give us a cheerful outlook, an assuring smile, cherished friend. or necessary information. The student body thinks Graduates of 1965: Congratulations on the completion of your twelve years of public education. You are about to embark into the great society, cold wars, and civic strife, However, there are great opportunities for individual thinkers and for leaders. We hope you will accept these challenges of opportunity and be successful in life's venture. You are always welcome at West Branch High School. Visit us often. Your problems are our problemsg your gains are our gains. Good Luck, Class of 1965. Clinton H. Heacock THESE MEN GUIDED US Norman Cousins once said, Education fails unless the three R's at one end of the school spectrum lead ultimately to the four P's at the other - Preparation for Earning, Preparation for Living, Preparation for Under- standing, and Preparation for Participation in the pro- blems involved in the making of a better world. To you Seniors, it is hoped that your twelve years at West Branch have given you the basic three R's which prepared you for the four P's. In the long run you cannot measure your success by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished and what you will accomplish with your abilities. I consider it an honor to have had the chance to be with you this year. My best wishes go with you as you go your many ways. Robert Corll THRUUGH THE PERILS OF 65 To the Graduating Class of 1965: I want both to congratulate you and to challenge you. First, I congratulate you for having successfully passed one of life's more important milestones--that of gradu- ating from high school. It is always gratifying to reach a milestone such as this and to realize, at least for the moment, that classes are over, textbooks are closed, and examinations are behind us. But I challenge you to let this milestone become only one of many which you will pass. The great classroom of life awaits your participation and contribution. Hundreds of good books are eager to teach you their lessons. Your examinations should come often and should be self- administered. Continually ask yourself, By whose rules am I acting: in whose strengthg in whose glory? What faith, humility, self-denial, and love of God and of man have there been in all my actions? The response you give to these questions will ultimately determine the degree of success your class will experience. Sincerely, Richard A. Garra SECRET ARIES KEEP SCHOOL RUNNING SMOOTHLY This has been a busy but happy year for me, and, without the help of many of your classmates, I never could have made it. Ihave enjoyed working with the Senior Class of 1965 very much. I wish each and every one of you much success and happiness in the future. Laura Marshall Mrs. Gladys Ingham, Secretary to Mr. Heacock Mrs. Laura Marshall, Secretary to Mr. Corll There is much enjoyment working with young people, and this was especially true of the Class of 1965 whom Ihave come to know over the past four years. Congratulations upon your graduation, and every good wish goes with you as you open another door to your future. Sincerely , Gladys Ingham FACULTY In-W nf--P-----sn ,.. ...mums ,- . Wmqen, Officers of the West Branch Teachers Association: Mr. Ben Davies, Presi- dentg Mrs. Sandra Burrier, Secretaryg Mrs. Lucile Plum, Treasurer THIS IS THE FACULTY THAT WA A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. 11 MU ICATIO LINK CULTURE 'I 5 Mrs. Amos, English III, Mr. Fitzpatrick, English Ig Mr. Amos, Speech, English Ig Mrs. Martin, English Hg Mrs. Miller, English III, IV. it . - Pahala, rw - ' Asrom A ,....... A-n.-...N 'ru fb. . fw , ,A..' I , , .1 ,W 4 ' 1 ,-,.,,., M ,. 4 r. .ty f,, . ,uf .. , Well, I thought it was funny. 12 -.N.i...., Mrs. Kniveton, Latin I, II, English II, Miss Barnett, Spanish, I, H, III, Mrs. Watson, French I, II, III, English IV. PEOPLE , IDE , A D THE FUTURE T0 WBH P:-1 E as m H ,rv ,, , S E , . j 5 Qs. M' U n 3 - i.xx 51 in .xg Fi ,WS fx- N., s i s ...W Mrs. Plum, Readingg Mr. Davies, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Senior Spellingg Mrs Meissner, Librarian. Where's the timnies? We're being watched. COMMERCIAL DEPART ME T Mr. Ben Davies, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Senior Business, Miss Sandra Fike, Shorthand I 8a II, Typing Spelling, Mrs. Sandi Burrier, Typing I 8a II, General I, Business English. Teachers type, too. Mr. Davies keeps with the spirit. Believe me, it's hard work grading these papers. FINE ART LE D COLUR T0 W.B.H . f As,vv:n1 wut Tr And then there was the time when I ..... . . . . . . . . . Ccensoredj. sweat WEQT BRMICH Mrs. Virginia Faris, director of Vocal Musicg Mr. Tim DeStefa.no, director of Instrumental Music. elif.: ,,iL3iZE4T?TR FH ffi?14E?N CONE UI ,FX KK t wmnsorwf ff? XXX ,al A 44 STOMP 6 QM? .Ot Scene from the art display at the Spring Chorus Concert. se' t , tt,at at ett,tos t Miss Marilyn Bradley, director of the Art Department. 15 Left to McEvey, American History and World Historyg Mrs. Judy Hume, American Hi storyg 16 HISTORY MAKE THE WORLD GO ROU D right: Mr. Paul Mrs. Martha Wilson, American Historyg M r . William Franke, World Historyg Mr. Edgar Summers, World History. . . . thenlmade history. Can the world stand your weight, too??????'??? MATH :HOPE F OR THE FUTURE Mr. Joseph Tucker, Algebra II and Advanced Math, Mr. Richard Garra, Business Math, Miss Joyce Leatherberry, Robert Landis, Plane Geometry and'A1gebra II, Mr. Algebra Ig Mr. Edgar Summers, General Math. lu bf' ' 2 + 2 I 4...1ornIIII1l1 17 an-arf! PHY ICAL FIT ESS IS OUR GUALI 'Z-'Q-num, fi Ronald Dierks, Mr Charles Wilson, Mr Robert Leedy, Mr Stanley Becker, Mr Robert Landis Boys' Physical Education ,pf i 1 Six KX Mrs. Margot Clarico, Girls' Physical Education. xg? A pig in a poke? 1 BRIGHTER FUTURE THROUGH SCIENCE B NN, .w ' V, ,,,, ,,..,.M.,, L,,,.,..,. , , Y 'H 'XV'-XV 'N1 W um wsu sq , 2 if - gk: f INK' yt, Us N gf, Mr, Leedy, Biologyg Mr. Becker, Scienceg Mr. Sluss, Chemistry a.nd Physics. 2 3 Si1ence is Golden , at last! In a few seconds we'11 have it . . . the Pasco-Johnson formula for synthetic bad breath. 14 19 VOCA T10 AL DEPAR TME gs. lui- Mr. Charles Wilson, Driver Training. .N f . 5 54 T PREPARES - af I WE ,Y Mr. Richard Stalker, Industrial Arts IIIg Mr. John Aitier, Industrial Arts Cwoodbg Mr. Vance Crouse, Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Shop I. Miss Beatrice Loos, Home Economics. wif -wif.: so r TUDENTS F OR CREATIVE CAREER Q S E MW 6 . , 2 , 3 You mean it is that easy? IA day in driver's training classb You say, How do you open the car door? I 81.0183 it from us, ---- cleans worse than any Grin wrinkles, Mr. Stalker? detergent. UCIAL TUDIE FOCU O TOMORRUW Mrs. Wilson, Economics 81 American Governmentg Mrs. Hume, Social Problemsg Mr. Byrns, American Governmentg Mr. Hinten, Psychology If there's one class I love it's History! Well . . . Headhunting in Africa is not exactly an ideal career for a girl! 22 DIRECTORS WORK BEH D THE SCENE 5- I' '.ai N ' .-- R 32.25. 1 X -.9- It writes over butter and under water but it won't write on paper. Mr. Donald Hinten, Guidance Director r ,f 5,15 gigs .4 if S X ' iq fr M, Ai' ,- ance Director A5 Mr. Joseph Tucker, Athletic Director ei K 'Kirks QA I give up, what are you really going to be?'?'?? 23 Mr. Wi11ia.m Lngold, Guid- E IDR Ts., in Class Motto: YOUTH OF TODAY, HOPE OF TOMORROW. Class Colors: BLUE AND SILVER Class Flower: BLUE CARNATION THESE ARE THE SENIORS THAT WERE CLASS OF 1965 Officers: Top to bottomg Homer Ewing, Presidentg Sherri Scott, Secretaryg Gary Wulf, Treasurerg Doug Somers, Vice-President. As our Senior class of 1965 looked forward to graduation, we also looked backward over our last four years of high school and reminisced. With 212 students, we enjoyed our first year in highschool as Freshmen at the old building. We held a Freshmen Mixer to help the students get acquainted. Many of us suffered through club initiations. During our Sophomore year we attempted to raise money by selling candy. We also enjoyed two Sophomore parties. Our Junior year was filled with both work and fun, but we were rewarded for all our work with our Junior- Senior Prom, On A Tropical Island . Other highlights of this year were our Junior play, Headin' for the Hills , and the great day we received our class rings. We also had the privilege of spending our Junior year at our new school building which is very beautiful. We were quite proud to be going to school here. But now as our Senior year has ended, we will always look back on this year as the best of our four years. We have enjoyed our Senior Prom, and our Senior play, Arsenic and Old Lace . Other highlights were our Government trip to the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland, our Senior Supper, and Bacca- laureate and Commencement ceremonies which were held May 30 and June 1 respectively. Now as we all follow our separate paths in life, some of us may become great and some of us may not, but we will all be able to look back at our years at West Branch as four of the most wonderful years of our lives. Ted Austin Ruth E. Ayers Richard L. Ball Dale Ray Baker Paul J. Barth Richard L. Biery David Arthur Bedell Randal James Beeson Jack L. Benner K. ,, , -deqwmm a 'd Linda Sue Benner Gloria Elaine Behner Floyd L. Biery Larry Arden Bowman Edward Bunus Ronme E. Bissett . m',,. .. Lynn Ann Brown Robert L. Buttermore, Jr. Ralph E. Brunner Gayla Buckman Burkhart La Vonda Berniece Call Margie Cameron Phillip B. Carmichael Ralph Clark David C. Cobbs Bonnie Kay Bush Ted B. Cobbs Carol Bandy Conser Calm down -- don't get shook. Delmar Edward Court Linda Cummings Dona Lee Courtney Raymond F. Courtney Mary Louise Cullison Ray Dalton Dick Davies Malita Davis Connie Dickson Sandra Early Barbara L. Eckert X x N Nancy J. Ferguson Wayne R. Fieldhouse Tim A. Filp Bill Fontaine E. La Verne Garnes Karyl Leigh Geiger Cassandra Gibbons Ronald Marcus Glass Louis W. Gliozzi, Jr. 4 f f L Anne Marie Glista Mary Jo Gongaware fi Paula S. Greeneisen Martha Ann Halmagy Fred Guthrie Meredith Leigh Hales Jane L. Hall George N. Hancock Mary Bertha Handschin Nancy J o Hardman .4 Earl Hardy .Ma ..,. .. Helen Elaine Harris John C. Heffner J oaxme Herold Q Q11 Si ,. f ,A Christine Hilton Vivian Louise Hipkins Lynn Hively Alan J. Howenstine Harold L. Hllllt Oh no! Not a camera! Naomi Jean Hunter Albert James Johnston, Jr. Michael H. Jones Jo Anne Ingham Donna L. Jameyfield Grace E. Johnston James Daniel Jordan Art Julian Gregory Johnson 3 Jesse James Jones Judi C. Kernodle Jeff Kerr Rae Lynn Kniseley C1iff0I'd Keith Legg Nancy J 0 Lora vi f' k K K E Harry B. Kimes Judith Kay King Robert Lee Kirksey, II They go wild, simply wild, over me!! Daryl W. Loudon Susan Lynette Lutsch Richard L. Markovich F-,,,,,.... Egad, what are you doing in there, Mr. Byrns?! Gary L. Marsh X Arlene Faye Martin Darlene Kaye Martin Jim F. Massolini ,ff yu Larry J. Marsh Bonita May Mather Carol A. McIntosh Arthur E. McMaster W! x Lois Mead 'ZW' mr'5-gm S gf. is ff ., Ricky Meaden K s T3 Tw jl.vy,.,.,...x , .L . U ',hA- h l W -.,,. 3 Q . ,A.. 1 .W 3, Q 5- ' . L- i . ,kk-. Katherine M. Meissner Joan M. Meissner K lu Alton L. Merrell Gay Anita Miihlbach Sandra K. Miller CSalemJ Kathryn Elizabeth Moffett Daryl L. Murphy 'QS fx I Susan E . Mellinger Sandra K. Miller CB eloitj Sheryl Lynn Murphy Carol A. Nezbeth Larry Andrew Oesch Robert W. Pasco John Walter Phillips Too bad this stuff doesn't have a beat. Kendra Jeanne Phillips Patrxcxa L. Pizzedaz Ellen Planchock Linda L. Polen E Tllie Rabef Linda M. Rice Judy Ann Reichart Marie M. Rhome John R111 Karen Louise Risbeck I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date Robert Ritchie Shirley Ann Sanor Helen R. Runzo Cheryl D. Russell Bonita Kay Sarchione J eff Schopfer Patti Schubert sherry scott S? Jack D. Shafer Karen Gail Shafer Barry L. Sharpnack Lynn Sharon Sheets Gerald Lynn Smith Sherry Lee Smith Wilma Joyce Smith John Snyder Kay Francis Snyder Charles Douglas Somers Jim Stoffer Larry R. Stratton Step right up, folks! xx R 5 Carol E. Spack Jean Ann Strudthoff 1 Robert L. Stroup Patricia Stryffeler Jeannie Tarves Stephen Paul Taylor Carolyn Underwood avg, 4-yn' Dennis Tedrow Michael E. Theil Susan Kay Timpe Donald L. Trummer Steve Turner James L. Vogelhuber Fred Votaw Teacher, may I be excused? Linda Votaw Kathleen Gayle Walker Carol Rae Weizenecker Greg Arlan Whip RX. Wx, 'nv' Marilyn Jean Ware Jim Wallace Should I tell them about hoop snakes? Bonnie Lynn Welsh Cindie Whinery Carol Jeanne Williams Karen Ellsworth Willard Shirlee Willard ff' E Sandy Wilson fs X xx Barbara Gayle Wyss Robert Wise Gary G- Wulf Helen K. Wyss And in conclusion . . . Camera shy: James L. Barker Arnold Beck Jeffry L. Bowman Homer K. Ewing, II Ralph Eugene Fluharty Edward Herman Johnson Catherine Myton Marcia J. Pisoni Ronald Smith Robert R. Votaw Richard Wyss Wayne R- WYSS 43 Most Likely to Succeed: Nancy Lora, Alan Howenstine W M gc,,, -A ,,,+,i,,,,,,.- i Most Athletic: La Vonda Call, Jim Wallace Most Phobogenic: Karen Risbeck, Gary Wulf Most Popular: Joan Meissner, John Rill Most Versatile: Helen Runzo, Jack Benner Class Clowns: Sherry Smith, Homer Ewing Class Citizens: Kendra Phillips, Doug Somers . 'Ev-'Q s, , 'ij , 0 50, ,ld O Most Friendly: Carol McIntosh, Bob Kirksey Class Scholars: Mary Jo Gongaware, Bob Pasco 1 X fx NS Fix is X X N nf X 3 3 N 255 ,E N X X5i . f Xkxfm A f 'R v? ' MRA 'i Y i QNDERCLASSMEN A rs present Junior Play. THESE ARE THE UNDER CLASSMEN THAT WERE Fres Leslie Albright Charles Anderson Sandy Antonasanti Sue Apple Carol Atherton Kenneth Bandy The class of '66 enjoyed a pro f1tab1e year under the 1eadersh1p of our class sponsors Mr. Dav1es, Mr John Benner Byrns Mr Tucker, Mrs. Meissner, Mr Leedy Pat Benner Mrs Burrxer MISS Leatherberry, and Mr Mcllvey One of our greatest thr111s was the receivmg of our class r1ngs Jan Phillips, Secretary, John Schoeni, Vice-President, June Schoenl, Treasurer Joe DeCrow, President in Apr11, we presented two plays- A Touch of Fancy Roger Benny and Parted on Her Wedding Morn wh1ch were John Berlin both rece1ved well. We ended our W Jumor year in the perfect ggi W it way-holding our Jun 1or-Senior prom An Evening in Paris. Dana Bostwick Linda Boughton Patty Brain Mark Braden Theresa Brenner Bob Brogan fi b fl L+ si Douglas Charlton Don Christy 7 I, Shannon Cabassa Ronald Brogan Wanda Brown Janet Brunner Craig Buchanan Charles Burrier Geoffrey Bush .xv A Barbara Cook Howard Cope Linda Christ Philip Christ N a.nc y C allahan Sharon Cameron X . ,iz 4 Ti? f --M wtf.. f, f Linda Carpenter Sandra Carter Terrie Chain Thomas Chain X 19 H Q 45' Louis Citino Jerry Cobbs Steven Cochran Y' Arlene Curphey Doris Dawson Susan Diehl William Dock Charles Dougan Dale Emmons Marilyn Eshelman Lee Eyrich L4.L K. 6 ' x F n N f P Y ik, 'f Gloria Flickinger Linda F reeman Connie F ryfogle Ted F ryfogle Albert Gfeller Kenneth Gibbons Larry Fletcher 4 1.7 if gn James Dearth 6 Joe DeC row Jay Denny A Pvt, Q- 52 I 'Q A .x , grv -xg Kenneth Gillespie Pamela Glass ff I Lana Griffith Daniel Grove Lloy Hales Sue Hallett Leslie Hancock Howard Hanning .. ' J John Glista Deon Good J 34 Helen Gottardi Q V, Robert Green .iff gs x. '53 J 5 - ,9 , 'N yi' ' r d' . 5 ' ' X Q K1 is Dennis Hardman X i x X 53552221 If K 'W 5 airing A. fi 'H ,K 2 'The stag line'-Sherryl? Joyce Hardy Allen Hardy Jane Hobson Jean Hobson E A if Lynn Harlan S ' ' f Tawna. Hawk 3' . Q5 in h V. y Nancy Haynes A ' ' . James Heacock 'N 4' 1 I H A AFF, i Linda Herren ai x . Q .. X James Hilles M 5' at 5 Mark Himes 5' 'C+' J A wx 3 1 K I. x A 'rm-V 1.4 , R, , - is J. 'A 12: S, fn J L- 5 1 ll -- ff in . Ja. ' K A 4'sf,w2'. 4 ' f ,,,...B:, v i Robert Hunter Sue Hofer Dennis Hoopes Linda Householder Dixielee Howell Nancy Hutcheson Cheryl Ingold Laverne Johnson Wayne Jones Next time maybe you'l1 think twice be- ,sign tg fore you kick mel , ,ggi Y t Connie Imobersteg 9 Does this mean that we're engaged? 5 Ronald Legg Charles LeMasters I as ii 1 as x 3 LA Ellamarie Mauller 4 Charles McCracken T. . ' Q1 N X Ad . V x 0.35 .ll James McFee1y ' 6 , Melissa Meissner K Paul Mellott 3 Carolyn Miller of I I 1 W .Q i X -R A James Kandel Linda Karlen , Marian Kelley ' W2 2 Charles Ketler Marilyn Kiehl x 1 0 'N ,G - ax :lil ,9'?n1 fig, , L Karen King 1 Jane Kniseley X . Linda Kniseley Q C X fx 5' sh Robert Lane S gig. X Noreen Lee x M X 9, 4 ai' , awk C 'Lf ' . 1 . , Rose Marie Markovich Laurie Marshall 11- ' ' 4 Keith Martig , Lewis Martin V N 1 ss K 6: g ,X ' ii K 5 . 1 . V -1 K 1 f l L fb , r A H' Joyce Miller iv- .- L Laura Miller - Q Richard Miller . K I I' If lin- Mary Minett Eric Moore Harold Morris X -A Sandra Lentz Lee Ann Malloy Linda Maris I .- if LaVonda McCracken Karen McDonough Bernadine McE1downey 1 . s f7 1 3 F 7b apgil Q' AKA I MIM I , F i J 0 Ann Reynolds Jerry Roberts Linda Rodgers Bonnie Schoeni John Schoeni June Schoeni Beverly Porter Gloria Powell Linda Powell Fx 8 , Elizabeth Penrose Steve Peppel Penny Peterson X . -, 5 :ff A ' s ff If - f 46 ,aw John Morrison Marcia Nestrick Ann Nezbeth Diane Oswalt F rances Peach James Peddicord I .., 'wt - wx . 5 'T' than T X Linn Sangree Kenneth Sanor Thomas Sanor Duane Santee fi S, ,X Jacqueline Phillips Janice Phillips QI' , I5 if Harold Reese Gerald Reichard If Karen Russell James Sams . . J J. me ' N .X Ray Scoville i Gs ,, 1 'Sli 7 Lois Sekerak x 15 : l w gr ' 5 Q sq x 5 K .. E 1 X ii'i A , I8 ,ff 5. My mother is Betty Crockerg who's yours ? Christina Seruch 2 Z 15? Ross Simmons Lawrence Smith N y Walter Smith ' Linda Snyder Charlotte Socotch ' David Socotch x Allen Sommers 1 Q , Carl Spencer Raymond Spencer rv! ,E BSP 45 '- - John Stroup Dewey Stanley 1 S ' J ohn Stanley --2. . '-..: Ronald Stearns fi W . James Steed . Robert Steed it 'X K 1 tb Kay Stoffer Ray Stoffer Rebecca Stone Judy Stratton I Lf. A .et , . . . aiy. ,teo 5 ,L., John Summers Q- 4, ' William Theiss Glenn 3 K ,F Jean Thompson x h 5 David Todd R. J as . 1 4. I K4 x 'Af I an to , , sw . X I - Linda Todor ' , J George Vernon s 1 Thomas Vickroy L Carolyn Votaw 1 S I, : f S -r R J 5-3, fl, KA Q sb. ra .gg Q Howell Wilson fmm 1. ff n'-' i W Sydney CPatj Wilson Lynn Winn Jack Woods J 0 Ann Wright Q S James Yaggi Linda Yaggi Karen Yarian a I J A No Picture: ' Richard Hardman PM x' kk , , Jeffery Yeagley clvliiters J ' St3'n1eyY0thers Theogoreggg. een L... S Robert Zepemick Robert Rozeski X Robert Wallace .X Fred Wells 53 X X .tl lXs i' si Linda Aebi , K c Kenneth Allen . ' ' Paul Antram ' if' - Q. Dave Apple r ' .:. F Lewis Armitage ' Vincent Austin - Susan Barcus With the help Alona Bauman z,, Timothy Batzli of our fine class sponsors- Donald Beck Miss Sandra Fike, Mr. Stan Becker, vw- Mrs. Theresa Martin, Mr. Donald Hinton, Mr. Scott Amos, Mrs. Virginia Faris, Mrs. ' - R Martha Wilson, and Mr. William Franke- the Class of '67 proved themselves to be true Warriors , One ofour most delightful events of the year was our x .,t kgs, K J .. . -Q. R- class party on March 12. Everyone enjoyed the gala festivities. Loraine Beck Kenneth Behner Richard Ben Officers: Gary Kelly, President, John Stanley, Vice-President, Jim Sandra Ben Cham, Secretary-Treasurer. We began working on our Prom Fund for next year. Some oi the projects which the Sophomore Class sponsored were bake sales and the Sophomore 5 Assembly. Q' We hope that our next two N Leona Benngr years at West Branch william Bel-entz .aff ' Joan Bennett will be 3.5 fruitflll Sarah Biery . 0.13. . tgjtf' 15 . , as our sophomore ffl ' year has been. ' David Blake ' --W 1 Jan Boehm X John Boron v Nancy Borbon W Linda Bower f X . A fn ' Linda Bowlin '9iiVil Iv- if f X we fi xy 35' Norval Bradway Dale Brown Larry A. Brown Larry W. Brown Susan Brown A -J v Ronnie Carpenter John Carter 0 9 Cindi Cook Richard Cooper Q Sandra Criss Sharon Culler wsop 'va I .5-fs 1 si. l B Q Richard Buckman Carol Bunch Linda Bye Q Gayla Cameron '22 9 F x . ,M G X Robert Brownlee J s I Suzanne Burton Gary Bush John Butch Linda Cameron Kitty Camp Tom Camp 5 iii . T ,- . ' ' Jim chain 4 x I Dorothy Charlton 'Q 1 -' Edward Cline ' .' 4 William Clingerman Q Caro1Cobbs 'P i Patty cobbs , ' X .- t is Ron Coffman y fy J Wt . 5 N Don Courtney 5 -if , ap J ean Courtwright X T, X - Wayne Covert r R 1' ,X John Dangel S Judy Davis William Davis it Kathy Dickson Kenneth DeVal1 i Bonnie Dougan Wayne Eckman Charles Egli Jane Eyster - B William Faulkner lt' ' Barbara Finch X Dale Dickson I S Anna Fletcher Linda Flickinger A 1 -V Ruth Fluharty Sandy F ryfogle Nancy F unkhouser ivrwut if 1 -x Linda Gantz f ' x ' Leslie Geiger ii, Stanley Glista 7 5 , if X ' l Shiela Greenamyer Russell Greeneisen 5' V - f Bill Greenavalt ' A Vince Gullett Q n qv ,D t e -f .-3.5, 5: 9 4' 'JR S T' ' uw .V.. , ' Kathy Hahlen ' 1., Richard Hall Lewis Hahn ., P, Y 2 ' W Donald Hancock ' Janice Hall t , ,1 .N . . yy tb my ,Q ' -.A f , 1 , ig dd,, V chdd . 'Q i , T9 SQ ' Y it J0hI1 Hardman . . ' N ,I gp S N ., X f Thomas Heffner Carol Haynes b tax 5 S ' , , Den Hendricks Cathy Haynes 6 ' pfhii M J, i j . V ft ff cssss s ff.: 1 'fi it Wi' , ' as 1 in .. at ,M Don Hoffman Micki Hoffman Harry Hofmeister Oh, Mr. Cor11,you look just like Ringo!I Maureta Herbster Alfred Herren Pamela Hilton Marc Hipkins g,f,.ffi --if-ig. , .r W X3 ax ' h I me V l ., A t .P ,,- x Calvin Howman v 'S' ' ,Q i T Sharon Howman k 1 3' ' . .5 in Vs , 1' . , . A h age.,-' - , av . Rita Hunt , ' Carol Iden ' Kathy Imobersteg Ji , Jim Ingham I T Scott Ingledue Kathy Jackson 3 f. 5s u i v . Dorothy J ameyfield K6I'I'0Il JOHIISOII Alan Jameyfield 19' D X N i -5 s' .. K ' . .. 'Pff' lflxll n.12.2..Y Arlene Langties Delores Latham Gregory Kouskouris Gary Kelly Nancy Kern 1 M Jim Kestner , fig Q . Q ,W 9 . Q --.s :i 6 David Kimes Sally King Nancy Kinser '11 - Rod Kouskouris s A Darlene Krepps Anna Kubankin A J mal K f 9 Charles Mason Cathy Massolini .arf i7 91 K ? yen ex sf: . , Q i' L ? X F E' ,.,, i 1' 5 Jerry Lutsch Cindy Martig Otis Martin William Martin 6' Lee McGrath N 1' Barb McMaster K .4 .- ' Q 'I N . ' Sue Mehaffey ev f , Gary Meiter 5 ,, sa - C ,ix I KT. '- 1 :AQ 'R I Larry Miller Richard Miller Sally Miller A1 Milliken Patrick Montler John Moore wg, s.,- sn. You brung the juice, I brung the can-open- er II Tom Leach Russell Leyman Jean Lutsch G ' Glenda Mathey Larry Mazzei Cindy McElroy ' Kellogg McMichael V Florence McNeal Steve McQuilkin Wanda Mercer Judy Miihlbach Edward Miller S.. rl o ,4 zz - L1 Nami Ar x I? -x lv Q .W ! ' Art Muniz ,I UE! Larry Murphy -gi S wi ' . Ellen Nestrick an . f S Cletus Nezbeth ' i ' . '-iii ' Richard Nezbeth - W , at ! H .., Anna Oesch I V Q A I .. r x 4' 6 1 ' 4 3 x ai I! I iff t ' Dan Peppel fb Roberta Phillis Jan Ogden Tim Oprandi Barbara Oswalt Dora Pasco Reta Phillips Pamela Powell f 4 'F A S 1 I. Mlfimrr' . in 8. -5: - we-e R What's Liz got thafl a1n't got? S Charlotte Price if . W Bill Readshaw Janis Reichart Linda Ritchie N Harrold Rhoads , ' ,3 t Patti Rogers Jim Risbeck Q ' 5' , Dick Runzo Harriet Roberts i X js Q, ,ji mfeffmg. 'S I 3' , Gregg Ruthrauff :Eg 1 Roger sanor - ' Donita Sams Kenneth Schaeffer Patricia Sams -B, xv L X I 1 :Q ,,': K ,.1 1 - . -' th ,, l Elaine Seeman Roy Shook X- Q, Dan Shaw Judy Smith 5 ,Hi y Charlene Sherwood . 1, M14 , f MLW ,4 J R Q, 1 - : ., ii . ' . Susan Smith Linda Snyder David Sobek Christine Somogy April Speece Connie Spencer 1 .lg iw--' as Q' L Gary Stanley John Stanley at Glenda Stine T Lonnie Stoifer Mike Stoffer J Carmella Stout F I 'w A f in 2 Bruce Strain Kenny Strain 73 Linda Stratton . QA: Marsha Tancer it . Larry Taylor Anthony Tenzek X. .-V swf Dennis Unkefer f F Q '- Harriet Unkefer X 0' 1 UW72 b S 2 , . .. ' A lf' S ' FW- 1. f 1 v Martin Votaw F Ida Wallace J J EQ f Joseph Waskivich ' John Watson '5- X S an I f . it , li L A Jim Wayt , Q s Craig Weingart ' is X 13 John Weinhofer f J J My ' I Lg gm , m I ft Wayne Strudthoff Lynn Swallow ' , f QA. A , V V X , gf?-32-2, . ' arf' f gin 'r z '3'.f x '71 Barbie Th0I'l1t0!1 Randy 'road W ,x 1 'FX ,A gf if ,-L Bob Vizzuso John Vlaiku Albert Votaw ai- ' v- 1 W 5 N-'A 7 ' , .Z5ff'..,,. Charlotte Wils Harold Wilson Joe Wilson Linda Wilson at W right ,Q Eileen wuthrick Q. Gary Wyatt .31 ' N Q35 I tl Li .S .- . Nancy Wycoff Dave Wyss Karen Wyss Not Pictured: Gary Crum John Hawkins Verna Holstein Larry Johnson William Sanford Vivian Schoolcraft Karen Watson 5- A fa , ,f .. , 9 on N Linda Ambler John Anderson Ruth Anderson - J ' John Bailey 3 Sheryl Bailey X g E Dick Bails Y X fi- Barbara Baird Barbara Baringer Barbara Banar Grady Barker The Freshman Class of 64-65 have found this past year a very exciting and rewarding one, and are looking forward with anticipation to the years ahead. 5. .' We . . . have met new friends . . . been lost in our new school. . .taken -X , lots of tests . . . found upperclassmen can be nice . . . been initiated . . . had - bake sales . . . looked for a smiling face . . . worked harder than ever before. jf fi r ,li , Mike Barnhouse T Q! 'nf Officers: Carolyn Duriga, Secretary-Treasurerg Rosemary Dawson, President, John Bailey, Vice President Karen Barth Ellen Beamer Julia 1391311 Marcia Beeson Judy Benner Lillian Benner Sl1SaIl BQIIIIEI' fu' 5. - Daniel Berger 1 yr fb A , Terry Berger , W ' Q ' Sharon Bichsel J' ' , in Darlene Bjorkman ' fair Glenda Batdorff 'Y Q, 4 , S ' William Barricks 8 ,Q c Ron Boehm Charles Bogar Phillip Boron ,ff I , if ' 1 - Q15 Na - I s ,s . A Jim Bower . J ohr. Bower gf Nancy Bowlin A, 1 If , 1.52- Uf K 0 Donna Broomall ,el r Huflen Bllfkey Ruth Brown Linda Bush Robert Bush . , L A f , 'bt f. y K ' y - A ' ' 3 Gordon Bye ,U B A Frances Case g- ag ' Russell Carver 1' ggi? Q Donald Castle 1 f' Ricky Canfield J ofa Jean Charlton C J -W Cynthia C1052 Kathy Christy W C C C t Douglas C0bbS na is . 'V Florence Coffman ' x m xl T3 fl 'Ai S N Q C Miriam Coleman we v..a , l v 'F' Diana Conrad ,T xl x 3 Marsha Cope ,A f John Costa ' . n it Y 1 Harold Court Q C - Rafld?-ll C0UI'tWI'iEhf Myron Courtney Fr 5 9 Patrlcla. CI'3.W'f0I'd W y Kathryn Crist 1 X - .' I 1 we , X 4 W . Lia? 1 4 ,C a, Da.nny Cummings F ,. V v ' , 1 Rosemary Dawson e 5 Randy Davis . as 'Q t ,gg Anthony DeCrow 5 X C j Karen Dermotta Deloris Dimiek Caroline Duriga 11' FQ Joyce Dorsey 6 Bill Early 4:3 a x X Jerry Eckman : Qg ,KV lf Debbie Edwards Q 1 , X. Thomas Egli -Q . L Gregory Ellis -Q Sandy Ellsworth f 7 Dan Exline , Colleen Eyster ,A-1 fs., , 1,'.:i.? kia S ' Cay, X , -. -. ---. WW XT exft I C - I , -at Joanne Griffith Robert Grimm Holly Gilhart Ron Gobely Leona Farkas Angela Favazzo Susan F uson Sharmay Ga.nslein Dale Gfeller Vicki Gibson Q' . Q- I gm . 1- 4 A .N 5 . 1 I it J A gy 1 W a- Q 1 V Diane Gongaware Larry Green Douglas Greenawalt Don Gullet Kenneth Hall Marjorie Halmagy u I' La . s I f r f ,, A i L ' Luther Handy 6. t 6, 2 V Q. N, Robert Hardman Mark Hans X Merle Hardy J X Fi ' Patsy Harris 5 ' rs iskigg? 4 , . John Heinze N 0 mi -' Larry Higgins J ,, ' t :S , Edith H111 'K ' A David Hoopes It b ff I I Q ', .. ': ' 'Al 'N .,.' Sandra Hott , g l -.4 ' 32 5 Ricky Howenstine Blaine Howell ,QF -55 'Q Carol Hughes W 3, g S P A gl Kathleen Humphrey J: e . , v 1 i 4 J faq fff wr ., fo Q 1 it 1 ft '44 WR' A-K A P P 3 'N . ng , Marc Hunter A -- 'N' Q Linda Jenkins Lena Iddings Nw f ja H Lee Johnson K ,N , N v , Jim Jones I x K ' Of. ' ,4 df - ,Init 1 ei ' 2 Teddy Jones A 3 Melvin J ordan Charles Jordan 1 . 5 Shirley Kelly 'fr' David Ketchum A ' ' Margaret Kile Candace Kirksey ,ul 2'- f Marjorie Knight '31 , A - f . . Kelby Knoedler X ' 'P' ' gfi Howard Krug . A H- K- ' Dennis Lane X A i 4 J me Danny Lautzenheiser Sharon Lemasters Robert Lentz Linda Mangus Ruth Mangus Glenn Martin Gloria May Richard May -- JI . 6 :G- ff if Q wa. F-' Q79 Jim McNatt Linda Meissner Carol Mellott David Miller Q - x I J N Q fi John Libert Pam Malmsberry Tim Malmsberry Donna Manypenny J Judy Marshall Lynn Marshall x,C J' 1 i- Vg R L' Q U- ,A 4 R I 5' V ' Cynthia McCammon ' Q Q . . Lorena McCracken xx, H J J V, - , if 4' iF 7 CL' 396171, Roger McDaniel Joyce McGrew Jack McFee1y Rex McMichael 5,1 LL' Q... 4 I w. C w 95 i. .Q ix r . Q, 1 t if fe ' 'Tu 6 Esther Miller l George Miller Stephen Mitchell Patty Moore ,I Beverly Murphy Bill Naylor Vickie Neiswanger Christina Nicholson Jody Nichol son Joe Nonno Don Morris Deidre Morrison Gary Mulinix Harry Mellott Ruth Mellott Janice Miller Patti Miller f X , A X 5 M 1: J ,fi J of ,- I n X191 Gary Sheen 70 Loretta Siegenthaler H it W. T Mike Stanford - Bob Stryffeler .N J 7 Q 1 ?f fl ff . SL g James Pfaff X, -X Cathy Phillips fn. 1 , . , Marjorie Raber Jim Rice Glenna Russell Linda Sanor 7 f f ... fm: Doug Oesch Roger Oprandi Elmer Ormiston Diane Pack Kay Pariso Ruth Penrose ik C ,M VJ ,X H, W' A J xg' y if Q l, . X x gf 1 5 x David Shafer Larry Shively Jim Shofrath Doug Shutler 3' Cathy Stout Sheryl Summers S Donna Teague Q George Thompson Q if Wayne Tillery s ' leafs lx' J V.. K . f .fl ' J' K A Lx ' . Debby Todd 5 5 Harry Underwood - Bob Virden g S C .S-1 of susan Phillis Q' ' Tom Pyatt ,- Karen Quay Q Michael Riley Cheryl Romigh Kenny Roop I Joyce Santee Lorraine Scaia Mary Schubert S . sz: , W , . ir A Carolyn Smith ,T . Margie Smith Robby Spencer David Votaw Gaileen Votaw Joyce Wade Fred Wafler W 5 w Q v ff f we Q- , VK X K' 5 V. Debby Wilson Rheuda Wyatt 4- Q -x ft Q1 is Rose West Mike Whitacre Bruce Wickersham Bob Williams Camera shy: Sue Israel Larry Murphy Larry Furbee John Schneider -Q , 3 1 X , ' we Tom Weingart ' Carol Wells Sharon Wentzel gt M Us sixfp I Kathy Yothers Michael Zwick vv 444, v , ,ya , , . . '41, fa am, fl H et M Q ,KV , 1 4, f- ! 'K ' M e :uma in-ZZ.L',' . JV'-g ACTI VI TIE av' v .ufL 1 I wh 7 an 1 xN 7. I ' ' A x Y f' ., w , F. .ESR g- ig .GX N3 Kg ' bi a W X ,EE 'R x Wx,-' XX .. f.-X yu fl ., . ., .-gk-X, N! , .Q - 4,70 ..w-:l'- j I 'I 'Wk' rink, ,JPL ' in f E Q, ,. ,f , Q, ' TT' A A .V K I qi v I 3 f--rf, . ,QQ X , 1- .,.Vf K J, nK: -r , W' -,:.--4, ' 4- V4 .-.HAL 1 L Vg I 'ANL .-. Presidents of West Branch Activities THESE ARE THE ACTIVITIES THAT WERE Between the great things we cannot do and the small things we shall not do the danger is that we shall do nothing. 67 . . PINNACLE OF CHUOL ACTIVITIE LAST YEAR'S CREW Row One: Leftto Righty Nancy Johnston, Judy Kernod1e,CarolMcIntosh, Carol Spack Lora, Ellen Planchock, Helen Runzo, Linda Benner, Row Three: Alan Howenstine, Larry Stratton, Jack Karen Willard, Mary Jo Gongaware. Row Two: Karen Benner, Jim Stoffer, Doug Somers, Bob Pasco Risbeck, Kendra Phillips, Judy Reichart, Grace Membership in the National Honor Society, the only honorary organ- ization at West Branch High School, is based on character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Students must maintain a B average for their first three years in high school to be eligible for membership in the club. This year the club took in fifteen juniors and five seniors at the annual induction which is highlighted by the tapping ceremony. Some of the activities conducted by the Honor Society are the home- coming activities, the student-teacher tea held this year on February 17, and the induction ceremony, March 30. Old members, as well as new members, come to the annual alumni banquet at which the officers for the coming year are announced. The Honor Society may also attend induction ceremonies at other schools. Morning devotions for the student body are carried on by the National Honor Society. Under the leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Theresa Martin, the club will continue to be an active force in school activities. Mrs. Theresa Martin, Advisor. OFFICERS Seated: Carol Spack, Secretary, Bob Pasco, President, Alan Howenstine, Vice-President. Standing: Kendra Phillips, Chaplain, Judy Reichart, Historiang Nancy Lora, Treasurer. .Q-5, 5 . X , if I .if 5 .,+rY 1K Q A5 5 I L ,ff W , 4 S 5. 3 I ,LY 5? if X. .N J, ,L ,. A gi g A K X .4 xg iai n X 5 f Sl, I I . , Q53 .K 54 I v fra- Q . K - A ' 3- . f 7, f yy as ffl A , ff, it N:w ,,r,f4 if I f n ,,., gf , 5 X-wg V ng w , r . ,V H A ,4 'f fy 4 f ' ,Q ' ' , gjf k f I -fy? '-.V , ,4,,L.,, A I , ., in mm , u F011 Zmrmatiuual Bnnnmrp Shrimp thrmgh Srhnnl Jnumalima' was mm:- 1 3- Row 1: Randy Beeson Larry Stratton uf Bob Pasco , Y :wa Row 2: Linda Benner Marilyn Ware Kendra Phillips Joanne Herold Linda Polen JUURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS The Journalism Scholar- ship is granted to members of the annual and newspaper staffs. The recipients attend a one week session at Ohio University to learn about high school publications. Sandy Antonsanti, Lee Ann Malloy, June Schoeni, Keith Martig. 7O THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STUDE T BODY Row 1: Mr. Donald Hinten, Advisor, Kathy Yothers, Marcia Beeson, Mary Jo Gongaware, Carol Bandy, Leslie Albright, Charlotte Price, Tom Pyatt, Dennis Lane. Row 2: Carol Spack, Lee Johnson, Sherry Smith, Pam Glass, Butch Hardy, Dick Runzo, Linda Benner, Mark Hans, Dan Cummings, Becky Stone, Joanne Griffith, Kathy Hahlen, Alan Howenstine, Kendra Phillips. Row 4: Jean Lutsch, David Kimes, Dave Shafer, Ray Scoviile, Ken Bandy, John Schoeni, Larry Stratton, Keith Martig, Jim Risbeck. Absent: Doug Donna Manypenny. Row 3: Suzanne Burton, Lori Beck, Somers. f 'Ill-..,,,,,.. Officers: Linda Benner, Treasurer, Alan Howenstine, President, Mr. Hinten, Advisor, Carol Spack, Secretary, Ray Scoville, Vice-President. Well, someone has to be ahead of the Santi tary Commission. 7 1 REPRESENTATIVE BUOST SPIRIT ,-'Q' ,l x K- FM. . , 5, . ,.t., I .Q .g r S , , 14-f ww is t'-' Q.-11, . :Ar ml 1, A .1 Row 1: Richard A. Garra, Sponsor, Helen Runzo, Arlene Curphey, Cheryl Romigh, Peggy Bircher, Linda Barber, Marilyn Ware, Carolyn Duriga, Linda Aebi, Leslie Albright, Charlotte Price, Joan Meissner. Row 2: Larry Miller, Alton Merrel, Ron Brogan, Jim Barker, Glenda Mae Stine, Donita Sams, Ida Wallace, Jeanie Courtwright, La Vonda Call, Lee Officers: Left to right, Ken DeVal1, Treasurer, Bill Dock, Presi- dent, Mr. Richard Garra, Advisor, Daryl Loudon, Vice-President. Absent, Ida Wallace, Secretary. 72 l ,QL f Ann Malloy. Row 3: Rick Howenstine, Jim Heacock, Jim Steed, Phil Boron, Dan Cummings, Scott Ingledue, Lou Gliozzi, Deon Good, Harry Mellott, George Thompson, Ken DeVall. Row 4: Dan Hoffman, Dan Shaw, Bill Dock, John Boron, Robert Zepernick, Ray Scoville, Daryl Loudon. w.B. . l . planning the activities of the club. in any other possible way. tume and other Warrior equipment. The purpose of the newly organized Booster Club is to help in the betterment of th activities of the school. Every student is member and a school booster. Each homeroo chose one person as its representative fo It was the job of the representatives t plan skits for pep assemblies and aid the schoo As money making projects, the representa tives sold pencils, booster badges, and Warrio hats. With the help ofthe G.A.A., the Booste Club purchased the Chief of the Warriors cos LE COPAI LEAR FRE CH C LT RE Row lg Dennis Lane, Tom Pyatt, Leslie Albright, Sandy Antonasanti, Nancy Kinser, Mike Barnhouse, Roger Oprandi, Larry A, Brown, Doug Oesch, Joyce Santee, Carolyn Smith, Debbie Edwards, Jody Nicholson, Cathy Phillips, Candace Kirksey, Barbie Thornton, Randy Beeson. Row 2: Lee Arm Malloy, Patty Cobbs, Deri Hendricks, Carol Cobbs, Cindy Benner, Rita Phillips, Cheryl Ingold, Ellen Planchock, Sheryl Summers, Linda Yaggi, Sandy Lentz, Pat Benner, Walt Smith, Bob Lane, David Cobbs, Lana Griffith, Linn Sangree. Row 3: Initiation of new members into the French Club, Les Copains , brought the total membership up to 69 this year. Some of the highlights of this year's meetings included a Thanksgiving play, Les Graces des Actions , an account by Mrs. Chagnot of her travels in France, and a French doll collection owned by Mrs. Swift. The year was climaxed by the annual Officers: Randy Beeson, President, Ellen Planchock, Treasurer, Linda Yaggi, Secretary, Cindy Benner, Vice-President. Tom Heffner, Don Hoffman, Carolyn Votaw, Diane Pack, Donna Broomall, Lynda Meissner, Glenda Batdorff, Howard Cope, Bob Lentz, Mark Hans, Ted Cobbs, Meredith Hales, Linda Boughton, Melissa Meilssner, Howard Hanning, Kendra Phillips. Row 4: June Schoenl, Cathy Massollni, Ruth Penrose, Joanne Griffith, Fran Peach, Debbie Wilson, Janet Brunner, Linda Todor, Ron Smith, Keith Martig, John Morrison, Jim Steed, Jerry Reichard, Dale Baker, Greg Johnson, Phil Carmichael, Douglas Charlton. club trips, financed by bakesales. First year members visited the Cleveland Art Museum and the Western Reserve Historical Society on April 15, 1965. Second and third year French students attended the opera Samson and Dalila by Camille Saint- Saens at the Metropolitan Opera in Cleveland on April 27, 1965. P53 fo Z4 94' - o 4 9.05 o 9 0.0 P 6 9 0 1 wt? Q 0.9 3 t 'v v.15..9s. 5 gt Veg 59 21 1 z' 3 KIM .gn 7 if I 1' 1' 'R f I lljljjlllllljtj v. ' A N tx xofn. A Toeing the rope 73 VE 1, VIDI5 Vlcif Row lg Mrs. Kniveton, sponsor, Maureta Herbster, Ken De Vall, Frances Case, Linda Sanor, Joyce McGrew, Judy Smith, Patsy Harris, Kathryn Crist, Cindy Martig, Lillian Benner, Nancy Borton, Lorena McCracken, Robert Grimm. Row 2: Dianne Gongaware, Holly Gilhart, Ellen Beamer, Julia Belan, Cindy Benner, Charlotte Price, Linda Ritchie, Elizabeth Penrose, Esther Miller, Sandy Bell, Cindi Cook, L1ndaBow1en, Sally King. Row 3:Ron Boehm, Charles Bogar, Sharon Cameron, - A . ,.,..,. , W, A Officers: Charlotte Price, Vice President, Suzanne Burton, Secretaryg Marsha Tancer, Treasurer, David Kimes, President, Mrs. Kniveton, Advisor. Linda Maris, Marcia Nestrick, Nancy Hutcheson, Linda Herren, Cathy Haynes, Jean Lutch, Suzanne Burton, Kathy Hahlen, Ellen Nestrick, Marsha Tancer, Elaine Seeman. Row 4: Becky Stone, Phil Boron, John Boron, Ken Schaeffer, A1 Milliken, Rick Howenstine, Bill Faulkner, Janis Reichart, Dorothy Charlton, David Kimes, Connie Imobersteg. Absent: Helen Gottardi, Allen Hardy For the 1964-65 school year the West Branch Latin Club consisted of 53 members. Highlights of the year's meetings were the initiation for the new members in October and the Saturnalia pro- gram, with a gift exchange in December. The club used the funds that had been building up in the treasury to purchase Latin tapes for the Language Lab. During the year, we had bakesales to make money for the field trip to Pittsburgh in March. The year's social activities closed in May with the traditional Roman banquet, at which we ate in Roman style. The first year members served as s1aves to the second year members, the Roman citizens. 1 LOS PICAROS PREPARE A FIESTA Los Picaros had 32 Spanish stu- dents on the roll call for 1964-65. Club membership was limited to second and third year students. Only those members maintaining a C average in Spanish were eligible for membership. Our meetings included a Christmas party and initiation for the new members. The feature of the Christmas party was a pinata in the shape of a clown. When the pinata was broken, the students raced to pick up as many candies as possible. The Spanish Club held a donut sale to help raise money for a dinner featuring Spanish food. Slides of South America were shown as the program portion of the evening. The main project was the Spanish display for the Mahoning County Fair. This display had various articles that are peculiar to Mexico. Terrie Chain, Treasurer, Marilyn Eshelman, secretary, Arlene Curphey, Vice-President, Donita Sams, President, Miss Barnett, Advisor. Row 1: Barb McMaster, Anna Oesch, Linda Aebi, Donita Sams, Bernadine Mclilldowney, Cindy McElroy, Linda Gantz, Advisor, Miss Barnett. Row 2: Rose Marie Markovich, Arlene Curphey, Ellamarie Mauller, Linda Crist, Charlotte Socotch, Terrie Chain, Stan Yothers. Row 3: Lynn Swallow, Roberta Phillis, Nancy Kern, Karen Shafer, Sarah Biery, Linda Flickinger, Casey Gibbons, Pam Hilton. Row 4: Sally Miller, Marilyn Eshelman, Kathy Imobersteg, Jan Ogden, Harold Wilson, B111 Martin, John Watson, Dewey Stanley, Lois Sekerak. GA .A . DEVELOP Row 1: Judy Benner, Sandy Miller, Linda Powell, Karen King, Bonnie Welsh, Sue Barcus, Ruth Ann Fluharty, Pam Powell, Patti Rogers, Barb McMasters, Margie Cameron, Patti Schubert, Nancy Funkhouser, Gloria Powell, Linda Rogers, Linda Cameron, Barbara Wyss, Bonnie Dougan, Carol Iden, Pat Boehm, Linda Bush, Glenna Russell, Mary Ann Schubert, Anna Oesch, Sharon Lemasters. Row 2: Bernadine McEldowney, Sandy Ellsworth, Barbie Thornton, Karen Wyss, Cindy Martig, Linda Gantz, Sharon Wentzel, Beverly Murphy, Debbie Todd, Rose West, Joyce Santee, Eloise Blendenbacher, Jean Thompson, Joyce Miller, Cathy Phillips, Jody Nicholson, Kathy Humphrey, Cheryl Ingold, Shannon Cabassa, Lynn Marshall, Janice Miller, Linda Karlen, Colleen Eyster, Darlene Bjorkman, Joan Melssner. Row 3: Miriam Coleman, Vicki Gibson, Roberta Phlllis, Rita Phillips, Nora Jones, Darlene Krepps, Glenda Mathey, Rita Hunt, Cindy McElroy, Harriet Roberts, Pat Sams, Sally King, Sharon Howman, Sharmay Gansleln, Linda G. A, A, Officers Patty Plzzedaz, Treasurer: Cindy Benner, Vice-president: Karen Risbeck, President, Anna Ruth Fletcher, Secretary, Mrs. Clarlco, Advisor. 76 Snyder, Linda Flicklnger, Rose Markovich, Pat Benner, Jan Phillips, Bonnie Schoeni, Pam Glass, Peggy Bircher, Sandy Antonasanti, Leslie Albright. Row 4: Patty Cobbs, Marilyn Kiehl, Cindy Cook, Nancy Bowlin, Susan Smith, April Speece, Linda Stratton, Candace Kirksey, Sheryl Summers, Debbie Edwards, Donna Manypenny, Carolyn Smith, Sharon Bischel, Susan Benner, Margie Raber, Linda Snyder, Jo Ann Reynolds, Gayla Cameron, Linda Bower, Charlene Sherwood, Jan Boehm, Marilyn Ware, Vickie Nelswonger, Nancy Ferguson. Row 5: Ota Jean Charlton, Lilian Benner, Florence McNeal, Helen Wyss, Helen Runzo, Cheryl Russell, Kay Snyder, Bonnie Bush, Karen Willard, Rose Dawson, Terry Berger, Kathy Christy, Judy Stratton, Kay Stoffer, Grace Johnston, Nancy Hardman, Sandy Early, Sherry Smith, Maureta Herbster, Mary Lou Cullison, Cindy Benner, Carol Cobbs, Patti Miller, Susan Phillis, Sandi Miller, Donna Oyster. The 1964-65 season was filled with fun for 300 G,A,A, girls. The first event was the initiation of the freshmen members. The G,A,A, donated S150 for the purchase of an authentic warrior costume for the Chief of the Warriors. Two school meetings were held during activity period and one night meeting was held monthly. The girls participated in volleyball and basketball. Trips were also taken to other schools for playdays and clinics. HEALTHY BUDIE Row 1: Mrs. Clarico, Carol Spack, Cathy Massolinl, Karen Shafer, Pat Stryffeler, Sheryl Murphy, Carolyn Underwood, Sue Hallitt, Terrie Brenner, Sue Hofer, Terrie Chain, Faye Barnett, Charlotte Socotch, Linda Maris, Sharon Cameron, Sheryl Bailey, Carol Wells, Sandy Fryfogle, Jane Eyster, Kitty Camp, Gloria May, Linda Jenkins, Lena Iddings, Chris Nicholson, Margaret Kile, Susan Fuson, Kathy Yothers, Carolyn Duriga, Donna Broomall, Esther Miller, Ruth Brown, Diane Pack, Karen Risebeck. Row 2: Joanne Herold, Jean Strudthoff, Karen Dermotta, Marcia Nestrick, Connie Fryfogle, Nancy Haynes, Karen Russell, Linda Freeman, Angela Favazzo, Lorraine Scala, Joyce Wade, Cindy McCammon, Nancy Hutcheson, Linda Herron, Becky Stone, Ann Nezbeth, Doris Dawson, Sandy Lentz, Lana Griffith, Chris Seruch, Joyce Hardy, Ann Glista, Laverne Garnes, Lynn Sheets, Carol Nezbeth, Malita Davis, Linda Polen, Kathy Moffett, Gay Miihlbach. Row 3: Lee Ann Malloy, Jan Ogden, Linda Wilson, Kathy Dickson, Judy Davis, Carmella Stout, Judy Miihlbach, Joan Bennett, Kathy Hahlen, Anna Ruth Fletcher, Cathy Haynes, Ellen Nestrick, Mickl Hoffman, Marsha Tancer, Elaine Seeman, Glenda Mae Stine, Charlotte Price, Donita Sams, Linda Aebi, G. A,A, Board Derl Hendricks, Jean Lusch, Barb Oswalt, Ida Wallace, Delores Latham, Linda Mangus, Jo Ann Wright, Shiela Greenamyer, Pat Wright, Leslie Geiger. Row 4: Sandy Wilson, Connie Imobersteg, Linda Crist, Melissa Meissner, Linda Boughton, Debbie Wilson, Julia Belan, Ellen Beamer, Pam Hilton, Joyce McGrew, Dianne Gongaware, Karen Quay, Barb Baird, Sandra Hott, Linda Meissner, Judy Marshall, Marcie Knight, Gaileen Votaw, Ruth Penrose, Joyce Dorsey, Mary Minett, Delores Dimick, Kathy Imobersteg, Harriette Unkefer, Sarah Biery, Lori Beck, Sally Miller, Suzanne Burton, Connie Spencer. Row 5: June Schoeni, Helen Harris, Linda Todor, Barb Eckert, Jo Anne Ingham, LaVonda Call, Sherri Scott, Carol Mclntosh, Paula Greeneisen, Linda Barber, Arlene Curphey, Patty Pizzedaz, Linda Eidel, Lois Mead, Marcia Pisoni, Clndie Whinery, Karyl Geiger, Connie Dickson, Sue Brown, Kathy Jackson, Arlene Langties, Linda Kniseley, Laura Miller, Jan Brunner, Patty Brain, Mary Lou Wallace, Lois Sekerak, Fran Peach, Marian Kelley, Marilyn Eshelman, Gloria Flickinger. Absent: Cathy Stout, Sanmr Crist, Helen Gottardl, Linda Householder, Ella Marie Mauller, Grace Jolmston, Sue Lutsch, Gayle Buckman. The Green and White game was held on March 19, 1965, and was the biggest event of the year. The girls of the G.A.A. were the players, managers and cheer- leaders. The annual Green and White dance followed the game. In order to raise money for the athletic association the G.A,A, sold candy. Prizes were given to the three girls selling the most candy. The last event this year was the Mother- Daughter Tea. At this time the various awards were presented and the officers A for the coming year were announced. l Row 1: Bonnie Schoeni, Darlene Krepps, Kathy Christy, Mrs. Clarico, Advisor, Fran Peach, Mary Lou Wallace, Nancy Ferguson. Row 2: Lori Beck, Cindy Benner, Patty Pizzedaz, Grace Johnston. Row 3: Charlotte Socotch, Anna Ruth Fletcher. Row 4: Sharon Bichsel, June 77 Schoeni, Karen Risbeck, Carol Nezbeth. AID BRIGH TE OFFICE Row 1: Kay Snyder, Cheryl Russell, Sandi Miller, Donna Oyster, Kathy Walker, Bonnie Sarchione, Linda Rice, Joan Meissner, Nancy Ferguson, Darlene Martin, Lynn Brown, Margie Cameron, Patti Schubert. Row 2: Carol Bandy, Bonnie Bush, Jane Hall, Carol Weizenecker, Kathy Meissner, Lynn Sheets, Shirley Sanor, Carol Nezbeth, Kathy Moffett, Susan Timpe, Anne Glista, Mary Lou Cullison, Karen Ellsworth. Row 3: Wilma Smith, Dona Courtney, Judy King, as 3 3 Malita Davis, Ruth Ayers, LaVerne Garnes, Carolyn Underwood, Carol Williams, Sue Lutsch, Sherry Smith, Sandy Early, Grace Johnston, Donna Jameyfield. Row 4: Joanne Herold, Jean Strudthoff, Marie Rhome, Helen Harris, Sherri Scott, LaVonda Call, Linda Eidel, Cindie Whinery, Paula Greeneisen, Carol McIntosh, Marcia Pisoni, Patty Pizzedaz, Karyl Geiger. The office aids for the 1964-1965 school year were the students from the Office Practice Classes. Through this work the 1 girls gain some practical office experience. A They learn how to use the Private Branch if if Exchange Switchboard, act as receptionists, and help the secretaries in their various duties. Good afternoon! West Branch High Schoo1 . The aim of the Commercial Club USINESS IS 0 R 0 LY BUSINESS X Row 1: Mr. Davies, sponsor, Pat Pizzedaz, Joan Meissner, Karen Willard, Donna Oyster, Carolyn Underwood, Sue Hallett, Jean Thompson, Eloise Blendenbacher, Linda Karlen, Karen King, Linda Powell, Lynn Sheets, Kay Snyder. Row 2: Kay Stoffer, Faye Barnett, Shirly Sanor, Linda Polen, Kathy Moffett, Cheryl Russell, Grace Johnston, Donna Jameyfield, Patti Schubert, Margie Cameron, Bonnie Sarchione, Mary Lou 1S to better acquaint its members with the business world of today and to help prepare them for the business world of tomorrow. To be a member of the Club a student must be a junior or a senior and must have taken two business subjects. There were 56 members this year. The club's activities consisted of monthly meetings, guest speakers, films, and social events, which in- cluded parties, dances, and fund raising projects. Some of the speakers have been personnel directors, certi- fied public accountants, stenograph- ers, and former students working in business today. Another of the club's goals is to purchase dictation records that will be placed in the library for students to use for home study. 'lv l Cullison. Row 3: Sandy Lentz, Doris Dawson, Carol Williams, Lavonda Call, Sandy Early, Carol Nezbeth, Susan Tlmpe, Sherry Smith, Linda Freeman, Helen Harris, Marie Rhome, Linda Barber, Carol Mclntosh. Row 4: Chris Seruch, Karen Russell, Jan Phillips, Ann Nezbeth, Linda Kniseley, Ruth Ayers, Rae Kniseley, Dona Courtney, Judy King, LaVerne Garnes, Sheri Scott, Jean Strudthoff. Officers CLeft to Righty: Ann Nezbeth, Vice President, Carol McIntosh, Secretary, Paula Greeneisen, President, Mr. Davies, Advisor, Sandy Early, TI'eaSl1I'9I'. 79 fy' C f 3 c OFFICERS: Sandy Antonasanti, Vice President, La Vonda Call, The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls, devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This was the first year for this club at West Branch High, and we have tried to have the type of activities that will incorporate these goals. The goals are: 1. To grow as a person 2. To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities 3. To grow in the knowledge and love of God The activities of our club are: 1. Service to others 2. Fund raising Secretary, Sandy Early, Treasurer, Mrs. Sandi Burrier, Advisor, 3. Fun June Schoeni, President. YQTEE OR GANIZE AT W.B.H. . Row 1: Pam Powell, Karen King, Linda Powell, Joyce Dorsey, Karen Wyss, Patty Cobbs, Barbie Thornton, Barb Wyss, Linda Cameron, Cheryl Russell, Kay Snyder, Bonnie Sarchione, Vickie Gibson, Debbie Edwards, Bernadine McEldowney, Jan Phillips, Sandy Antonasanti, Cindy Benner, Bonnie Schoeni, Marcia Nestrick, Cheryl Ingold, Terrie Brenner, Jean Thompson, Mrs. Burrier, advisor. Row 2: Sharon Cameron, Chris Nicholson, Chris Hilton, Karen Dermotta, Rose West, Linda Ambler, Jeannie Tarves, Diane Oswalt, Jan Boehm, Charlene Sherwood, Linda Bower, Kathy Dickson, Carol Haynes, Alona Bauman, Cindy Cook, Sally King, Joan Bennett, Mary Lou Cullison, Leslie Albright, Peggy Bircher, Linda Barber, Arlene Curphey, Linda Yaggi, Carolyn Votaw, Sandy Early. Row 3: Becky Stone, Ann Nezbeth, Linda Flickinger, Linda Snyder, Nora Jones, Darlene Krepps, Roberta Phillis, Sandra Bell, Linda Freeman, Chris Seruch, Karen Russell, Sharon Howman, Gayla Cameron, Barb McMasters, Pat Rogers, Deri Hendricks, Jo Ann Wright, Sheila Greenamyer, Pat Wright, Leslie Geiger, Delores Latha.m, Sandy Fryfogle, Linda Snyder, Linda Polen, LaVonda Call, Linda Knise1ey.Row 4: Joanne Griffith, Barb Baird, Donita Sams, Linda Aebi, Glenda Mae Stine, Charlotte Price, Joyce Hardy, Doris Dawson, Fra.n Peach, Cathy Massolini, Ruth Ayers, Delores Dimick, Elaine Seeman, Marsha Tancer, Linda Gantz, Kathy Hahlen, Cdnnie Spencer, Lori Beck, Sally Miller, Suzanne Burton, Cathy Haynes, Ellen Nestrick, Anna Ruth Fletcher, Pat Sams, Pat Stryffeler, Eloise Blendenbacher, Carol Atherton. Row 5: Jane Hall, Ellamarie Mauller, Linda Crist, Sue Hofer, Charlotte Socotch, Na.ncy Hutcheson, Nancy Haynes, Pam Hilton, Cindy McElroy, Harriet Roberts, Ruth Brown, Pat Benner, Marilyn Ware, Sarah Biery, Harriet Unkefer, Kathy Imobersteg, Jan Ogden, Janis Reichart, Judy King, Dona Courtney, Carmella Stout, Christine Somogy, Judy Davis, Pam Glass, June Schoeni. LIBRARIANS OF W.B.H. . A Left to right: Chris Somogy, Marcia Beeson, Maureta Larry Marsh, Linda Stratton, Gary Marsh, Marsha Herbster, Ota Jean Charlton, Carol Cobbs, Jean Cope, Marian Kelley,SueHa11et,Apri1Speece,Caro1yn Tarves, Howard Cope, Mrs. Meissner, Librariang Duriga. Absent: Sandra Hott, Carolyn Underwood. Mrs. Meissner, our helpful librarian, is always there with a cheerful smile and needed information. Our library is still in the midst of a building process, but many more shelves have been filled by the addi- tion of approximately 1900 Volumes since the library opened. Hard-working and cooperative student librarians are essential to the building and running of a school library in as mach as they may be asked to do anything from typing an order card to showing a movie. The library aides accomplished and learned much in the time they gave. FUTURE HO E AKERS OF AMERICA I Row 1: Miss Loos, Sponsor, Marcia Beeson, Barbara Banar, Miriam Coleman, Leona Benner, MarshaCope, Leona Farkas, Naomi Hunter, Bonnie Welsh, Mary A. Schubert, Marilyn Kiehl, Noreen Lee. Row 2: Vivian Hipkins, Cassandra Gibbons, Kathy Christy,Margaret Kile, Terry Berger, Gay Miihlbach, Nancy Callahan, Bonita Mather, Carol Weizenecker, Kathy Meissner, Shirley Sa.nor.'Row 3: Cindie Whinery, Linda Eidel, Karyl Geiger, Lori Beck, Judy Miihlbach, Eileen Wuthrick, Linda Snyder, Pemiy Peterson, Wanda Brown, Rosemary Dawson, Susan Fuson. Absent: Carol Atherton, Tawna Hawk, Nora Jones, Linda Mangus, Kay Pariso, Wilma Smith, Helen Wyss. The Future Homemakers ofAAmerica held their first meeting in late September after which the newly-elected officers as- sumed their responsibilities. A formal initiation was held at which time the new members pledged their loyalty to the club by the repeating of the F,H,A, creed. Some of the club's money-making pro- Ofticers: Carol Atherton, Secretary, Miss Loos, Advisor, Nancy Callahan, Treasurer: Shirley Sanor, Vice-President, Bonita Mather, President. SJ 'v.1.-1 4: Q5 jects were: having bake sales, selling cookbooks, and sponsoring the annual F,H,A, dance which was held on February 20, 1965. The F,H,A, Queen, Vivian Hipkins, was crowned by Bob Pasco, president ofN,H,S., at this dance. To climax the year the club presented a style show with Fashion Weekend as the theme. l SVD 33 NEW Yi garb so, 5 , K 'va EJ ', Bi' Y Q? '41 to O C A future homemaker of 1975 ???'??'? I-11 ZrI1rI1CfO -11 E Pi- 55 51 5 E A E mu W 5 U 3 E E 3 Bonita Matherg Shirley Sanorg Vivian Hipkins, Queeng Kathy Meissnerg Cassandra Gibbons. 1 4 f ,- Models show outfits for all occasions. Campus Life met the 4th and 5th CAMP LIFE E PHASIZES VALUES Row 1: Mr. Ronald Dierks, Advisor, Lorena McCracken, Jean-Tarves, Sharon Cameron, LaVonda McCracken, Linda Cameron, Pat Boehm, Mr. Crouse, Advisor, Row 2: Margie Halmagy, Jane Knisely, Alton Merrell, Charlie Dougan, Ronald Legg, Martha Halmagy, Christine Hilton, Row 3: Esther Miller, Linda Cummings, Diane Oswalt, Cathy Myton, Elizabeth Penrose, Carol Iden. Absent: Ken Gillespie periods during the first semester under the name of Youth for Christ Club. At the beginning of the second semester, the Campus Life Club pro- gram was initiated. Under this plan, there were two meetings for Christian teens, and a party and a Campus Life Night for all to attend each month. The party was fun for everyone, complete with games, refreshments, and entertainmentg and the Campus Life Night included a challenging speaker, skits, testimonies, and plenty of. good music. Operating under the Greater Canton Youth for Christ program, the club took part in additional activities such as: quizzing, Teen Talent Con- tests, Saturday night Teenaramas, and social events. Mr. Ronald Dierks and Mr. Vance Crouse served as advisors. 84 Officers: LaVonda McC racken, fifth period Vice-President, Lorena McCracken, Prayer and Fellowship Chairman, Christine Hilton, fourth period Vice- President, Ken Gillespie, fourth period President, Alton Merrell, Enter- tainment, Martha Halmagy, fifth period President. VARSITY WW CL B PROMOTE ATHLETIC Row 1: Dave Todd, Dewey Stanley, Ken Gibbons, Lynn Winn, Paul Antram, Bill Faulkner, Gary Marsh, Craig Buchanan, Bob Pasco, Art Julian, Bob Vizzuso, Butch Hardy, Bob Wallace, Gary Kelly, Bob Lane, Hap Steed. Row 2: Daryl Loudon, Lynn Harlan, Lynn Hively, Mike Stoffer, Ray Stoffer, Jim Dearth, John Benner, John Berlin, Gary Wulf, Jack Benner, Jimmy Massolini, Lou Gliozzi, Walt Smith, Deon Good, Dick Markovich. Row 3: Dennis Tedrow, Dave Bedell, Lynn Wafler, Harold Rhoads, Jim Chain, Earl Blake, Jim Steed, Louis Citino, The purpose of the Varsity W C1ub is to promote athletics in West Branch High School. To become a member a boy must participate in varsity athletics. Those mem- bers who earn varsity letters are the lettermen, the nucleus of the club. The non-lettermen, the plebes, are also an important part of the membership. To raise money for the Letterman's Ofticers and advisors: Mr. Bob Leedyg Jack Benner, Secretary, Mr. Altler, Wayne Fieldhouse Ckneelingj, Treasurer, Daryl Loudon, Presi- dent, Mr. Stan Becker, John Rill, Vice-President, absent. Robert Kirksey, Pat Wilson, Ed Cline, Joe Wilson, Jim Heacock, John Stanley, Dick Davies, Bob Buttermore. Row 4: George Hancock, Wayne Fieldhouse, Geoff Bush, Robert Zepernick, Tom Chain, Linn Sangree, Albert Votaw, Ray Dalton, Greg Johnson, Doug Somers, Jeff Yeagley, Dale Baker, Allan Somers, John Rill, Greg Whip, Bill Dock. Row 5: Sponsors, Mr. Landis, Mr. Becker, Mr. Dierks, Mr. Altler, Mr. Leedy. Absent: Larry Fletcher, Jim Stoffer, Fred Wells. Ball which was held in May, we sponsored several dances throughout the year, We went all out to promote our Sadie Hawkings Day Dance. During the day members of the club and cheerleaders dressed in Dogpatch clothes and held a Sadie Hawkins Day race in which the girls chase and try to catch the eligible bachelor boys. That evening the student body attended the dance dressed appropriately for the occasion. The club also co-sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. The Varsity W Club sponsored an intramural basketball tournament during the winter. The games were played at noon and refereed by members of the varsity basketball team. In addition the club presented an award to the student who has done the most this year to promote athletics. This award was won by John Rill. 85 NNUAL STAFF CAPT RES P .xg Q gf Layouts, dummy sheets, cropping--these words became familiar to annual staff members in the early months of planning. The co-editors a.nd advisor, Mrs. Lois Watson, were among the main figures in planning and developing the '65 Warrior. Our advisor, Mrs. Lois Watson, provided staff members with invaluable help when trouble arose. Everyone became adept at working with pictures. Cropping, reducing, and, proportioning were the big headaches in this de- partment. EVENTS OF THE YEAR Bookkeeping and accounting fell to the lot of our business managers, Bob a.nd Marilyn. By the time they were through, the ledgers were well thumbed. ,,-il 1 i -Q- ANNUAL STAFF CREED Neither endless homework, tricky tests, weekly Observers, club activities, nor countless problems can keep these staff members from the swift completion of their appointed work. Although it seems relatively insignificant, typing was one of our major problems. The members of the '65 Warrior staff were: seated, Marilyn Ware, Bob Pasco, June Schoeni, Sandy Antonasanti, Larry Stratton. Standing, Linda Polen, Kendra Phillips, Lee Ann Malloy, Randy Beeson, Joanne Herold, Keith Martig, Linda Benner, Mrs. Lois Watson. The junior editors and junior business managers gained valuable experience for the publication and finance of the '66 Warrior. W.B. H.S. WELCOMES SHUTTERBUG Row 1: Diane oswalt, Lewis Hahn, Mr. Thomas Sluss, Martig, Jeanne Tarves. Row 3: Lois Sekerak, Bob advisory Keith Martig, Bonnie Schoeni. Row 2: Julia Hunter, Becky Stone, Allen Somers. Belan, Carol Spack, Carolyn Votaw, Pam Glass, Cindy The photog- r aphy club was organized in order to give interested students the op- portunity of learn- ing more about the procedures invol- ved in photography as W e 11 as the 88 Keith Martig, Treasurerg Allen Somers, Presidentg Lois Sekerak, Secretaryg Pam Glass, Vice-President. communio ation impact. In k e e p i n g with its purpose the club met once a m o n t h W i t h a professional photographer as the speaker. NEWSPAPER STAFF WORKS HARD Seated: Mary Jo Gongaware, Karen Risbeck, Jim Stoffer, Carol Spack, Standing: Grace Johnston, Linda Barber, Peggy Bircher, Dick Markovich, Arlene Curphy, Paula Greeneisen, Marie Rhome, Julia Belan, Butch Hardy. Left to right: Carol Spack, artist and feature editor, Karen Risbeck, front page editor, Butch Hardy, sports editorg Mary Jo Gongaware, editor-in-chief. As the day drew near each month for another issue of the West Branch Review to come out, a chance visitor to the news- paper room would have seen staff members busily writing and blocking stories and setting up pages. This busy staff learned the technical points of publishing a paper at a workshop at Ohio University the summer before school started. Working together, the editor, the various page editors, the ad- visor, and the business manager published issues of the mimeo- graphed newspapers. With the money that they made, the staff had the last issues printed by a printing company in Beloit. Not only did the staff publish newspapers, but they were well known for their donut-sales The staff sponsored a talent assembly on April 9, in which many students participated. The year of 1964-65 proved to be a very rewarding and enjoyable experience for the staff--one which they will long remember. Jim Stoffer, business manager, andMlss Sandra Fike, advisor. ff ! ', y CHOIR DISPLA YS GIF TED VOICE The West Branch High School Choir, with a membership of over 50 voices, was newly formed this year as the advanced group. Because of the growing develop- ment of the Choral department, the Choir has become very select. The Choir's first appearance in robes was at the annual Christmas program. Some of the selections sung were The Shepherd's Story., Dicken's The First Noel, and Christ- mas Day. Mrs. Faris thought the Choir had become talented enough to sing in competition. Those who were interested worked very hard to represent West Branch at District V Contest. The Choir received a rating of a I and two II's which is outstanding and something for which the Choir should be congratulated. The Choir sang many popular selections in the Spring Choral Concert, in which the entire Choral department participated. It was the final concert of the year and was enjoyed by a large audience. Being the select group, the Choir made many other appearances. Among these were: Baccalaureate, Commencement, most of the formal school assemblies, and many other public appearances. The Choir would like to thank Mrs. Faris for her tireless efforts in working with us, this year. an fit!!! Butch Hardy, Attendance Secretary, Laverne Johnson, Vice-President, Mary Jo Gongaware, President, Gary Wulf, Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Runzo, Librarian, Gayle Buckman, Librarian, Sharon Howman, Librarian. Row 1: Nancy Lora, Bud Wilson, Dick Biery, Steven Peppel, Randy Beeson, Alan Howenstine, John Stroup, Kathy Hahlen, Gayle Buckman, Helen Runzo, Cheryl Russell, Barbara Cook, Kay Snyder, Mary Lou Cullison, Mary Jo Gongaware, Ellen Planchock, Linda Herren. Row 2: Laverne Johnson, Butch Hardy, Jack Benner, Homer Ewing, Gary Wulf, Mike Jones, Calvin Howman, Anna Ruth Fletcher, Judy Smith, Cassandra Gibbons, Vivia.n Hipkins, Karen Ellsworth, Susan Timpe, Carol Williams, Nancy Borton, Sharon Howman, Bonnie Mather. Row 3:'Bi1l Dock, Doug Somers, Allan Somers, John Stanley, Craig Weingart, John Schoeni, Ken Gibbons, Harry Hofmeister, Karen Risbeck, Marie Rhome, Helen Harris, Jan Ogden,Connie Imobersteg, Lee Ann Malloy, Elizabeth Penrose, Bonnie Bush, Martha Halmagy, Diane Oswalt. SING ALONG WITH THE MIXED CHORUS - 2- L -. W 4 . . - AN' if Vlim1',f I l i I I ' xr 5 - ' 9 x L. Row 1: Patty Cobbs, Sandy Miller, Ruth Fluharty, Vince Austin, Robert Williams, Greg Ellis, Jim Shofrath, Jeannie Tarves, Cheryl Ingold. Row 2: Patty Sams, Shannon Cabassa, Rick Howenstine, Ron Legg, Myron Courtney, John Butch, Alfie Herren, Nancy Wycoff, Charlotte Wilson. Row 3: Donna J ameyfield, Sharon Culler, Jack McFeely, John Dangel, Linn Sangree, Lynn Harlan, Dave Wyss, George Vernon, Dona Courtney, Marian Kelley, Gay Miihlbach. The 1964-1965 Mixed Chorus con sisting of 35 members enjoyed ourselves this year. We had the pleasure of singing for the Christmas Concert and our Annual Spring Concert held in May. We also sang for the Parents' Choral Club Dinner held in April. Our chorus sponsored a bake sale to help raise the money to buy a much- needed tape recorder. Our fine accompanists were Rick Howenstine and Myron Courtney. They, along with Mrs. Faris, were very helpful. Officers: Pat Sams, Secretary-Treasurer: Ron Legg, Vice-President: Lynn Harlan, President, Pat Cobbs and Cheryl Ingold, librarians. Absent: Vincent Austin, Attendance Secretary. SING, A G, SUNG Row 1: Left to right: Joyce Santee, Lena Iddings, Cindy McCammon, Sandy Ellsworth, Glenna Russell, Patti Miller, Lorena McCracken, Linda Jenkins, Mary Schubert, Karen Barth. Row 2: Donna Teague, Sheryl Summers, Cheryl Romigh, Sharon Wentzel, Beverly Murphy, Gloria May, Ruth Penrose, Joyce Wade, Francis Case. Row 3: Kathy Christy, Dianne Gongaware, Julia Belan, Chris Nicholson, Barb Baird, Margaret Kile, Sandy Bell, Delores Dimick, Cathy Massolini, Debby Wilson, Sheryl Bailey. The Girls Chorus, which was composed of thirty-six members, met each day during the fourth period with Mrs. Virginia Faris. For one six weeks we had a student teacher from Mount Union College, Mrs. Betty Davis. We enjoyed her teachings very much and showed our appreciation by giving a party in her honor, Our various activities included five profitable bakesales, singing for the Beloit Friends Church at Christmas, singing for a Parents Choral Club meeting, and partic- ipating in the Winter' and Spring choral concerts. All the activities were greatly enjoyed by each member of the chorus. Officers: Lorena McCracken, Librarian, Cathy Massolini, President, Dianne Gongaware, Librarian, Margaret Kile, Vice-President, Debbie Wilson, Attendance Secretary, Kathy Christy, Secretary- Treasurer, Sandy Bell, Publicity, Patti Miller, Publicity. 92 Alan Howenstine, Karen Risbeck, Mary Jo Gongaware, Jack WEST BRANCH SPECIAL CHORUS GROUPS The West Branch Octet was organized when the members were sophomores. During the past three years the West Branch Octet has enjoyed many rewarding experiences. Since the Octet was organ- ized, it has sung for many of the churches in the community, Ruritan clubs, the Eastern Stars and Masons, and various women's clubs. Our senior year the group attended district contest at Youngstown University and by receiving a I or Superior rating we qualified to go on to the State Contest at Kent State University. At the district contest the Octet sang Last Spring by Grieg, and then for State The Nightingale by Tchaishovsky. The Octet is not organized as a singing group for any particular kinds of music but rather sings classical, religious, popular, and folk music. Al- though the past three years have meant many extra practices, no member of the West Branch Octet will ever forget all the experiences we have shared. Gayla Buckman, Gary Wulf, Nancy Lora, Doug Somers, Lou Cullisong Linda Herren, accompanist, Helen Marie Rhome, Carol Williams, Vivian Hipkins, Gibbons. The Sophomore Sextette was organized this year. It provided music at the Christmas and Spring Choral Concerts, Mother-Daughter Teas, and a Grange Christmas Party. This new singing group will continue to perform next year. Benner, Ellen Planchock The new Senior Sextette was formed in November 1964 to replace the '63 sextet. During the year we sang for such things as the Ruritan Talent Show, and one of the regular Ruritan meetings. We also sang at several Churches in the areag the annual Parents Choral Club supper, and one of the Parents Clubs' regular meetingsg and we sang for the newspaper's talent show. We appeared in the Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and made several other appearances. Although we have only been together for one year, we have enjoyed every minute of it. The fine memories we've collected during this one year will be with us always. Anna Ruth Fletcher, Cathy lmobersteg, Cathy Massollni, Joanne Griffith, Glenda Stine, Cathy Hahlen, Nancy Borton. tplllill i A X. ngifgb- YC-'L V'ps-5, Fi-E Q! 4 if 4 2 if af Hs 5 1 - gre L 'eng Q, 'glqn qw gvrj .4 5523 72Qj Q': ,i,4 , 5 'rr-Q ' K 2'+T5ZVf f .- 5- Aff A. ff V - -' 7 ?f 2: -f- Lg- 1 h . .- r S? H . K 4 , . Lug A ' t ,Q , 1. 'N . -- N 'AW' 'W rm 0 S- N ' ' x X me A an A .4 C , P 9 , - ' - N 1 , , , ' .b-- f 'f IKI4 Q H? 1 . . . . -. . z 9 1, Wi : f W .i f , V130 l. .- , . ' , , ' 5 A A ' . 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Row 2: Hoffman, Elaine Seeman. ,,- Officers QLeft to Rightj: Ron Brogan, Secretary: Fred Guthrie, Vice President, Bob Ritchie, President: Mr. DeStefano, Director: June Schoeni. Treasurer. The stage band consisting of 28 members was newly or- ganized this year. The band per- formed in the Marlington Stage Band Festival and Clinic along with Canton Central Catholic, Scio, and Marlington stage bands. Row 1: Pam Hilton, Leslie Geiger, Pam Glass, Kathy Hahlen, Lee Eyrich, Ron Boehm, Gary Wulf, Rick Howenstine, Jay Dan Berger, Vickie Neiswanger, Gordon Bye, June Schoeni, Denny, Ron Brogan, Nancy Lora. Row 3: Doug Oesch, Ralph Tim Filp Allen Howenstme. Row 2- Harry Hofmeister, Pat Fluharty, Dan Shaw, Lois Sekerak. Absent: Fred Guthrie, Benner, Blaine Seeman, Jo Ann Ingham, Mary Lou Wallace, Bob Brogan, Mr. DeStefano. 4 , sa f iw -5 'A . ', 1, 4 f 4 ', 4 ,xx 4 'x'ivN'7V'NW ua , y ,,,, ,. A 4. 4 . Q ii XKUZLE- fix ' X X. x P!vf'Q i'X P x n 5 , X 'vid I i ' ' U. f N 5 W 9 S wx XV! NW -3 x 5 17X V, N 1 ,X 'I X Q M XXNX . 'Q .JM-gkh-A-ff-r.,9,-,S x 'Q' , 'gf ' Q77 - 1 A. ff- . in X mmiw n '1 'I 1 fx K 5 YF . ' -5- ,4g ,M g ,g:?F' Q ' Sv .Q - R - W a .Me , Row 1: Ellen Beamer, Connie Fryfogle, Linda Knisley, Lois Mead, Pam Malmsberry, Kathy Meisner. Row 2gCathy Haynes, Jean Lutch, Jim Sams, Sally Miller, Holly Gilhart, Joanne Herold, Leslie Geiger, Pam Glass, Kathy Hahlen. Row 3: June Schoeni, Bob Brogan, Nancy Lora, Alan Howenstine, Don Hoffman, Linda Benner, Dave Apple, Geoff Bush, Cassandra Gibbons, Carol Weizenecker, Jim Pfaff, Bonnie Schoeni, Pam Hilton, Elaine Seeman, Pat Benner. Trombones: Mary Lou Wallace, Don Castle, Cathy Yothers, Sally King, Lee Eyrick, Ron Boehm, Gary Wulf, Rick Howenstine, J ay Denny, Ron Brogan, Floyd Biery. Row 4: Chuck Eglie, Lynn Swallow, Jerry Lutch, John Schoeni, Ken Schaeffer, John Watson, Harry Hoffmeister, Becky Stone, Jo Ann Ingham. WI RE OWN NEA'R A D FAR Ml, Night life at Howard Johnson's. Do we hav'ta eat glggbreakfast? eel C TODIA S SA ITIZE5 COMRADES SERVE5 Custodians: Left to right: Harry Evans, Alice Steves, Ray Flickinger. ---The custodians kept the school fresh and sparkling. We all did a good job of untidying the building, but the janitors did a fine job restoring it to its beauty--- ---The bookstore help sold the very necessary articles-- Bookstore Help: Left to right: Linda Wilson, Chris Somogy. Bus Drivers: Left to right: Roger Greenamyer, Paul Bob Grove, B111 Haupt, Ed Karlen, Bob Greenawalt, Taylor, Ken Steer, Ken Heston, Buddy Hoops, Ken Merle Hardy. Brunner, Harold Stoffer, Bob McDonald, Chet Fryfogle, , . x ff-fi X .' os s Q , . . W I CHAUFFEURS STEER5 COOKS SATISF Y ---The cooks worked hard to try to appease the daily hunger pangs of our student body. We may have done con- siderable complaining, but it was quite unnecessary-- ---The cafeteria helpers were cheerful and aided the cooks by scraping trays, washing dishes, and serving the lunches--- .gav- f ---'r are V Was. ---The bus drivers tried to cheer our early morning hours with a friendly Good Morning . They were patient when we were late and came running to catch the bus with our coats half-on, our mouths half-stuffed with a piece of toast, and our eyes half-open--- ---We owe a huge Thank-You for their appreciated work. I ks in Cooks: Vera Tescher, Katy Brunner Gladys Ritchie Agnes Ramsayer. Cafeteria Help: Left to right: Row 1 La Vonda McCracken Marsha Cope, Charles Dougan, Maureta Herbster Ota Charlton Row 2: Ken Gillespie, Howard Cope Rick Howenstlne Ray Spencer, Phil Crist. ...X '..' X if I N' . k 4W6x 1 Qt, X flax. . Q - 'I 4 SPOR TS Winner Ne Quits - And A Quitte THESE ARE THE SPORTS THAT WERE 101 Q - A www . L. - ,,,,,m-0.5. gui 102 An f ,. Z'-. f 103 WARRIUR FIGHT AGAINST STRONG OPPO ITIO Row 1: Ed Cline, Jim Heacock, Ken Gibbons, manager, George Hancock, manager, Craig Buchanan, manager, Mike Stoffer, Dewey Stanley. Row 2: Jack Benner, Gary Wulf, Robert Kirksey, Earl Blake, John Stanley, Dick Davies, Pat Wilson, Lou Citino, Jim Massolini, Lou Gliozzi, Jeff Yeagley, Jim Chain, What is Football? Joe Wilson. Row 3: Gary Kelly, Robert Pasco, Butch Hardy, Lynn Winn, Bob Vizzuso, Walt Smith, Paul Antram, Larry Fletcher, John Benner. Row 4: Harrold Rhoads, Albert Votaw, Lynn Wafler, John Rill, Fred Wells, Tom Chain, Wayne Fieldhouse, Alan Somers, Doug Somers, Greg Johnson. Football is teamwork desire 110fZ, effort cheering crowds goal posts aching muscles broken bones blisters adhesive tape first downs penalties punt returns jammed lockerrooms angry coaches fHZ,8z4ffZ, pep talks touchdowns scoreboards benchwarmers victories dirty socks cold showers banquets awards and satisfaction. Q Coaches: Mr. Ron Dierks, backfleld coach, Mr. Chuck Wilson, freshmen team coach, Mr. Bob Landis, end coach, Mr. Stanley Becker, head coach, Mr. Bob Leedy, tackle coach. West Branch Marlington West Branch East Palestine West Branch Canton Lehman West Branch Salem West Branch l'Western Reserve Academy West Branch Hubbard West Branch Newton Falls West Branch United Local West Branch Perry West Branch Leetonia fHomecoming FROSH GAIN GRIDIRUN EXPERIENCE Row 1: Mr. Chuck Wilson, coach, William Barricks, Rex Cummings, Phll Boron, Kelby Knoedler, John Costa., Mc Michael, Merle l-larch, George Thompson, Mike Tim Malmsberry, Bob Lentz, Ed Wartluft, Bill Earley. Stanford, Gary Mulinix, Doug Shutler. Row 2: Dan Although we didn't win any games I feel the freshman football team is as fine a group of boys as anyone could work with. They always worked hard in practice and their spirit increased as the season progressed even though they lost. I am very proud of them. Coach Wilson SISSY Is it a sissy to be the first guy on the practice field ls it a sissy to be the most vicious tackler on the squad ls it a sissy to knock your opponent on his butt Pick him up, and say, get braced, Buddy, cause That's how the Chinese Bandits, do things! Is it a sissy to say M when your buddies ask you to join them in abusing your body with dis- sipation And the only excuse that you can say is l don't think that'll help me to be a National Champion. A sissy to teach a Sunday School class like Glen Davis or A sissy to believe in God. Yes, it takes a real sissy to be the toughest guy on the field and not a tough in the 'classroom A sissy to wear a crew-cut rather than a duck-tail like the rest of the girls By Coach Paul F. Dietzel A sissy believes that the team always comes first before any personal glorification. And only a sissy has courage enough to be a member of a team rather than one ofthe creeps who every bartender in the area calls by his first name He's definitely a Sissy if he respects Mom and Dad and honors their wishes And he's not only a sissy, but astupid one too if he guts it out even if he doesn't get to play too much rather than joining the ever growing ranks of guitters And of those who get to play, you'll note that the sissies'll lay it on the line anytime the team asks lf that's being a sissy Thank God for Sissies I'm hunting for sissies Because Sissies, Gentlemen, are the timber From which CHAMPIONS are fashioned! 1 O5 CHEERLEADERS SPARK SPIRIT OF WB. f X VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Linda Barbe r, Leslie Alb right, Joan Meissner, LaVonda Call, Helen Runzo. Center: Arlene Curphey. Alternate: Peggy Bircher FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Kathy Christy, Margaret Kile, Cheryl Romigh, Terry Berger, Kathy Y oth e r s. Center: Caroline Duriga 106 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Linda Aebl, Charlotte Price, Donita Sams. Standing: Glenda Stine The Varsity Cheerleaders attended Camp Tippecanoe last summer for one week at which they learned the latest ways to lead cheers. Many novel ideas were brought back to improve pep rallies and to build school spirit. The adult Booster Club, G,A,A,, and the Cheerleading fund sponsored the trip. The girls practiced all during the summer to improve their cheering. Football season started with new uniforms and peppy new cheers. P' I pr X3-S ,F' 1 Q Q , S 3 'H J' , '. J 2' ,2 'J' tr '14 fqffy if -. '- .J' . ' N' f - A' ri- Q U ' J 'E .1 W F' an 'Z' 7 , , .W ' - .,, .iydy--i ki QV, A . WV.. A Q1 ,JMD J :M-f'f 'fr ,f .41 ef -1' -S' is fx Q u Q S U , Q bi Q, ..., fx! SQ 1 A S , -, X . 6 . I I Q is in ti I C 3?ii X 1 - lr swf! Q Nh 1 i W t rf i ',' S N X + ' 'Z , . ' ' A 1 C A 53 N A 0 2 , A 'Egg ' .. ,,-A .M ,V b ,ew ' s .vxiq Meiifignerw .5-f if i . 1 Ia Qimgai ,?f,f?3s-?QEmw.Lsamm-gsmwwwiim , .. M A m.,..,,.. , 4- fm-QQWSSQQQQS 44:2-M ,. . Qgggfmf X J as-New sf, Q., .- wugvv --wiv, ,.,, Ui: ,w-., W M ,. f.. .. fx Missy Jo Arm Ingham fb 'Ffa' f M155 Sandra Early lg Miss Paula Greeneisen 1964 M Miss Carol McIntosh 09 Miss Helen Rfmzo is ,. 11? Miss Lavonda. Call QUEE JUA REIGNS Seven beautiful ladies Handsome . . . 110 A moment of silence a.nd great anticipation. '45 w Seven beautiful queens QxX Q And she was crowned Queen Joanie' OVER GAME A D DA CE The look of innocence! Grin and bear it. Really!!!!1I! Gulp, Hi, Coach! Break it up fellas! You pin 'em to the count of 35 then let go EIOR 0 I Center Above: Wayne Fieldhouse, Center. Above: John Rill, For- ward. Be1ow: Bob Buttermore, Guard THE C0 RT Above: Daryl Loudon, Forward, Center. Below: Jim Wallace, Guard. Center Below: Dennis Tedrow, Forward Mr. Robert Leedy, Coach WARRIORS BATTLE F OES ON HARDWOUD Kneeling, Ken DeVal1, Bob Wallace, Jim Wallace, John Rill, Geoff Bush, Wayne Fieldhouse, Dave Bob Buttermore. Standing, Daryl Loudon, Jay Denny, Socotch, Jim I-leacock, John Stanley, Dennis Tedrow. WEST BRANCH OPPONENT 48 Columbiana 61 35 Louisville 64 51 East Palestine 54 64 Lisbon 66 68 Greenford 42 50 Minerva 59 53 Champion 60 49 Southeast 57 66 Marlington 76 48 Springfield 86 61 Canfield 67 68 Southern Local 79 56 Youngstown Ursuline 54 45 Youngstown Rayen 74 66 Youngstown Woodrow Wilson 34 49 Alliance 48 54 United Local 65 43 Louisville Qtournamenty 46 Qotl Left to right: Mr. Chuck Wilson, seventh-grade coach, Mr. Jim Meissner, !'9SeI'V9 coachg Mr. Forrest Davis, eighth-grade coach, Mr. Bob Leedy, varsity coach, Mr. Stanley Becker, freshman coach. 1 13 A West N West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West sink it Joel sink im! The 1964-65 Reserve Basketball Team showed great ability for their future years on the hardboards. Playing the same schools as the varsity, the Reserve team completed the season with a total of seven wins and eleven losses. The Reserves, coached by Mr. James Meissner, gained valuable ex- RESER VES AIM F OR FUTURE Branch Columbiana Branch Louisville Branch East Palestine Branch Lisbon Branch Greenford Branch Minerva Branch Champion Branch Southeast Branch Marlington Branch Springfield Branch Canfield Branch Southern Local Branch Ursuline Branch Rayen Branch Canfield Branch Wilson Branch Alliance Branch United Local perience as the season progressed. One of the most exciting contests was the Columbiana game in which the West Branch Reserves won 42 to 38 in overtime. The team is looking forward next year to a place on the varsity squad. Left to right: Jim Chain, David Klmes, Earl Blake, Charles Egli, Phil Boron, Jim Steed, Ken Schaeffer, Ed Cline, Stephen Cochran, Jim Ingham, and Joe Wilson. Row 1: Mike Whitacre, Bill Naylor, William Tony De Crow, Dennis Lane, Mike Barnhouse, Barricks, Thomas Egli, Ronnie Boehm, Bob Phil Boron, Dave Shafer, George Miller Lentz, Roger Oprandi, Mr. Becker. Row 2: George Tompson, Gary Mullnlx. FROSH TEAM DEMONST RATES SPORTSMANSHIP The Freshman Basketball Team, though it played a very challenging schedule, showed signs of a revival in the latter part of the season. They saw plenty of action and work. Though their record wasn't too impressive, they are looking forward to next year and W, B, Opponent 26 Stanton 36 30 Leetonia 32 17 Salem 43 28 Canfield 56 27 State Street 58 26 Stanton 32 21 Leetonia 28 16 Minerva 56 23 East Palestine 39 31 Sebring 51 16 Marlington 53 22 Canfield 33 31 State Street 45 33 East Palestine 23 43 Salem 61 30 Sebring 20 30 Minerva 48 26 Southeast 36 the reserve team, when they will be seen by more and the real value of the team efforts will begin to show. Coached by Stan Becker, the frosh ended the season with two wins and sixteen losses. Stausticians Row 1: Lynn Sangree, John Boron, Deon Good. Row 2: Mike Barnhouse, Dick Markovich, Butch Hardy, Craig Buchanan. Row 3: Robby Spencer, Ken Gibbons, Hap Steed. W.B.H. . C0-EDS CAPTIVATE FA Linda Barber Joan Me1ssner l 116 i Arlene Curphey Helen Runzo Top to bottom: Charlotte f Price Glenda Stine Donita Leslie Albright LaVonda Call :S 1 ga N n Se Sams,,Linda Aebi ' -- 4'-'5 A VW if .L ly! 1 W ,225 is X - X - K ,. ., .55-5 in , Q 1 xx ,gy x A. JN cvk, an J X XQQSAME1-T gg? xl Q oy: Ls, X L 3 ' 5:mi:d fr f NNQ., Miss Carol Mclntosh 'Y '.,,W,,37 Miss Helen Runzo ' 1965 VARSITY COURT 41 Miss Lmda Benner LY. X 5 1 1965 VARSITY VALENTINE QUEEN LA VONDA fx , J Q W' W 5.7 ' xi X K . gif if F i y 5-. L! 'A A .rf X v 1 QL A ', ' I l I .I 'ff sf ' ..- kiss 120 . . . being escorted in by Daryl Loudon receiving a congratulation Q . . anxiously waiting 1' . . smiling during her reign . . . receiving her crown being surrounded by her court TRACK TEAM SHUW IMPROVEMENT Row 1: Tom Sanor, Mike Stoffer, Greg Whip, Bill Readshaw, Rick Bell, Jim Kestner, Fred Wells. Row 2: Mr. Bob Landis, coach, John Stroup, Jack Benner, Jim Massolini, Ted Fryfogle, Louie Gliozzi, Ed Cline, Bob Grunder, Alton Merrell, Mike Theil, Gary Wulf, Bob Pasco, Randy Beeson, Mr. Chuck Wilson, Junior High Coach. Row 3: Greg Johnson, Dave Sobeck, The track team showed a great deal of improvement despite the lack of a practice track. While posting a 3-5-1 record, the team, coached by Mr. Robert Landis, pro- vided spectators with many thrilling photo- finishes. Greg Johnson and Al Somers, throwing West Branch 57 Columbiana 59 West Branch 30 Minerva 79 West Branch 36 East Palestine 8 3 West Branch 59 Sebring 59 We st Branch 68 2 Portage Southeast 49 1! 2 West Branch 67 North Lima 50 West Branch 34 1X2 Minerva 88 112 'We st Branch 45 i United Local 28 1f2 i'iMarlington 73 1X2 Triangle Meet :WWW S ,fsream f mum 415' mb 7 mm 5 1 nm 45 M 1 I John Rill, Bob Kirksey, Dave Shafer, Dan Cummings, A1 Somers, Gary Wyatt, Jim McFeely, Doug Somers, John Morrison, Bob Votaw. Row 4: Ed Johnson, Ellis Davis, Larry Fletcher, Howard Hanning, Ala.n Jameyfield, Louis Martin, Laverne Johnson, Harold Court, Kerron Johnson, Jerry Eckman, Bob Lane, Lynn Winn. the shot put and discus respectively, dis- played good form in the field events. Al also placed third in the county competition at Boardman. Two of the most interesting meets were with North Lima and Sebring, whom we tied. Coach Simon Legree Landis shows Greg Whip the ropes. GOLF TEAM BURNS UP THE FAIRWAY 4..4.' f K Ma .4........ Douglas Cobbs, Dick Runzo, Jim Dearth, Jim Ingham, Bob Lentz, Lynn Sangree, John Boron, Deon Good, Rick Buckman, Tony DeCrow, Dennis La.ne, Mike Riley. 22 Mr. Eugene Smythe, coach ofthe West Branch golf team. Marlington Minerva Alliance Alliance Louisville Canton Lehman Marlington Louisville C olurnbiana C anfield Leetonia Minerva C olumbiana C anfield Leetonia 5 61f2 8 6 4 6 41f2 5 6 1X2 2 1f2 1X2 5 5 2 U2 1 West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch West Branch 1X2 1X2 1X2 1X2 1X2 1X2 BASEBALL TEAM SPARKLES ON DIAMUND Row l:Da.vidWyssg KenDeVa1l,JlmWal1ace,Mr. Forrest Socotch, Tom Chain, Joe Wilson, Ken Behner, Row 3: Davis, coach, Gary Kelly, Kenny Roop, William Barricks, Greg -Kouskoris, Douglas Charlton, Lynn Swallow. Row 2: Jim Chain, John Berlin, Daryl Loudon, Dave West Branch Baseballers concluded a West Branch rebuilding season with a 7 won 11 lost record. 3 Southeast 2 Although this is a losing record, Coach . Davis feels this has been a successful 1 Alhance 10 season--all things considered. Most games 5 Boardman 9 found two Freshmen, five Sophomores, and . two seniors taking the field. 0 Marhngton 7 Daryl Loudon and Jim Wallace, the only 5 Minerva 10 Senior members of the squad, served as 2 Beaver Local 4 co-captains. Loudon, Jim Wallace, and Dave Socotch 10 Minerva 9 were the only returning lettermen. Jim Wallace won his third award and Loudon and 7 Carrollton 2 Socotch their second. 14 Carrollton 2 The seasons highpoint came midway through the schedule when the Warriors took 5 Boardman 3 six victories in seven games. During this 0 Beaver Local 9 drive consecutive double,-header wins gave . . . . 6 Springfield 4 great satisfaction. Jim Wallace led Warrior hitters with a 13 Springfield 2 robust 380 average, followed by Joe Wilson . with a iusty 379. 3 Alhance 8 Wallace's hits included six doubles and 0 Marlington 4 a home run, while Sophomore Joe Wilson's total included seven triples, four doubles, 6 Southeast 8 and one homer. 3 Louisville 6 Warrior pitchers did an adequate job . . with John Berlin, Dave Socotch, Dave Wyss 0 Lomsvlue 2 and Daryl Loudon doing the hurling. With 1 Campbell Memorial 5 these flgures Showmg and only two Semors Northeastern Ohio Sectional Baseball leaving, the Warriors anxiously await next year's diamond opener. Tournament 2 Youngstown South 11 123 R HIGHLIGHTS ff if X A Av .f ,I Hx n f H, H .H H M q N N' .'QH Q H+ H H .QXx 1- xx 'V hmx Q'4x f, 4 ,' Wx' f 1 ,f' ,fu . fzlfz X' , L-gf , , ,, I . .ffif Qf4 jk ,ff , X I 4, , I, ,' 1-2 ,- n,djj::LM fi THESE ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS THAT WERE SENIORS AM E WITH WAR E IC AND OLD LACE Jim Stoffer, Mortimer Brewster, Ed Court, Lieutenant Rooney, Homer Ewing, Dr. Einsteing Phil Carmichael, Johnathan Brewsterg Floyd Biery, Officer Brophy, Ellen Planchock, Elaine Harperg Dick Biery, Reverend Harper, ,l if '4l. 4. Ron Smith, Mr. Gibbs, Cheryl Russell, Abby Brewster, Jim Jordan, Mr. Witherspoon, Alton Merrell, Officer Klein, Mike Jones, Teddy Brewsterg Meredith Hales, Officer O'Hara5 Karen Willard, Martha Brewster. The Panama Canal?l Judi Kernodle, Carol Williams, Student Di- rectors, Mr. Scott Amos, Director. Look at that ugly pussg he looks like Boris Karloff. I haven't had any elderberry wine since I was a boy. 5 is rf fn' L:'1 .- . if 'uv 'griu ff 39,2 asf: V',fg H' g 'SU L' . ,,. fait: :fi Qi: 'x ,gs L '.f-, ,L ' .'1Jg,, F, -44. arm ' ' Eilg-, ?-ir' -A 2' ff ,- , .V ,,. 1 4 1 ,- E-vbifwluff .V 4, ,, f' a1:1Q ',- , H ' . 5-fiznziff W' r V , nh , yew!!-L-W - 'ad rv '- H .Qu :..4 a 14 gr YW iowf S 5 3, 'QI .si ii 3-51:5 M .ggz.' mi, xi 'F' M, ag RECOGNITION IS GIVE it Future Homemaker of America: Naomi Hunter. Boys State: Doug Sommers, Alternateg Lou Gliozzi, Alternate- Jim Stoffer, Alternateg Phil Carmichael, Delegateg, Alan Howenstine, Delegateg Jack Bermer, Delegate. 128 ... , 'i 1 f we T' VM X-1' .7 4 if W.- J' Journalism Scholarships: Mary Jo Gongaware, Bob Pasco, Joanne Herold, J1m Stoffer, Randy Beeson, Carol Spack, Marilyn Ware, Karen Risbeck. John Rill receives Best Athlete trophy.- ,,,,-ad Girls' State: Mary Lou Cullison, Alternateg Carol Williams, Delegateg Linda Polen, Delegate 3 Linda Benner, Alternate. Si if FX ' S L9 ku r -sf, NS u 'INA 'N . s Q .X W r,' l Iv! W ' , W 1 l-'U -3,5 ff-5 BAND . Q 1353353 . fmt. r ' A , f fi 3,23 ffm. . , N xi X N xl, xx K 3 Q A '-. AYWIRN, Q: ' X Yvux Zn- , Jigga Q 'Q , ' ,v r lu' 'A -5 1 4 f A s xxx. A . , 5: - x-,. 'S at ' A XA, -13: ' .3ZQu',:,'f it ,, 'ani xx X! , X fxnix if Q Nl KL.-.YY .-,. ru- , if 'C P3 5 ,S if 10,4 2 fi .Q K1 . m if 5 1 3 E 1 1 Q f . iq 'E ff ,L X ,J E S1 ., X sf. .. 'fi Y 0 ,. s fi L 5' x 1 ! I v f f . PSQR s-S 66 EVENING IN PARIS Wine, roses, and love under the Red Mill. I ll I Du 'vin , des roses, et de 1 amour sous le Moulin Rouge. ra eq a 1 I These were our little old wine makers! C'eta1ent nos petits, vieux negociants en vinsl Nothing now is left but majestic memory. A grand night under Paris skies. Un grand soir sous des cieux de Paris. Longfellow 131 SENIUR REMINISCE AT CLASS SUPPER But h0W WaS I to kIl0W Mrs- Heacock W2-5 riding with Let me remind you, seniors, you have not graduated yet. Mrs. Martin? It's hard to believe that this marvelous meal was cooked in our own kitchenI I 132 And we Seniors participated in the first West Branch Choir. We no longer have those dull green pencils with white lettering, --now we have Beautiful white pencils with green lettering. .wi WL- '. r- nn. .., --Q., N X M 'xi . 1 - 'a ' .fyixignx Wt K V . nl-f . , :X Ax X -x f - , N I .4 ,..rw-ff'f-1-mx - S N If x R X M v sag, . x Ni f X , . ,:r7..,x ns- 12.2. ., 444, ,wr ,xx . 'W 1 kf 1 f f x f fl '7,' ', ' : 1 1 ,, fa' A. 'xX'. M - - 'x 'Q '5 ,x ' X Tx X 1 A ' Bl 1 K ' I M wg P Q C X' 1 A x XXX X X 'gt X X x . 1 f y y - fx' . 'Y' s 4 xi.. X - nf., if Z AD VER T ISEMEN T S THANK YOU WARRIOR I ,',v AIN fi. THESE ARE THE ADVERTISERS THAT WERE THANK YOU: We, the 1965 WARRIOR staff, wish to take this opportunity to thank the adminis- tration, the faculty, the student body, and our advertisers for their cooperation and contri- butions. We are especially grateful to GRIST STUDIO and WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY for the time and help they have so freely given us. 136 Congratulations To The Class Of 1965 . . x ' L 4' ' . ,nf - X 5s,i.Lfg,-Q T V palww-' l 1 . 54' i .'- ff-' A- ' MI- T: L ' k' ::'1f,'Sif,.s af f . , ,,ff.. ff,-is ' L LL.Lk,.,.MMf-Mi' WW' 1 .GM 4-J K L ..,,s5.,g M 6, My N, h , LN f Lf , - ,,,f,,.,.:,- . L. - ,aw , . L L - W A . f W W--+ W J. ' :ak Y' , L AL. L K L L Mg' MWMVWM, M, GRIST STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY n I Q S61 O a U O06 1 6 ,i, , dk V A ,iz Thomas and Grace Grist Phone ST 8-6046 2317 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown, Ohio CLASS of 1965 The FIRST NATIONAL wishes you every success. You will always be welcome here! You must leave your high school friends, but, wherever you go, you can take this friendly bank with you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OHIO FRIENDS BOOK CONCERN Religious Supplies For. . E i N O . is Church and Horne . 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BDWKER R P 5 332 1203 DALE BARNETT R F' D 537 2955 A'NLf,,,,..-N , If-I W Q f if 'IX N If wt Egg 43' If w 3 is t Y fl --, .xkgv 35. , , FAQ' x H15 I v- xy .1 ' Wifmf L 144 Purity Dairy For the Finest in Grade A Dairy Products Beloit, Ohio Compliments of MIDLAN BUCK2YE akin SAVINGS ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION Sebring - Alliance Ohio GlDlEY'S BARBER SHOP Phone ED 7-6565 115 North Ellsworth Street Salem, Ohio GROMOll DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacy Free Parking in the rear of Store Sebring, Ohio BElOlT DISCOUNT FABRICS Butterick Patterns, Fabrics, Notions , and Trims North Main Street Box 2 Beloit, Ohio lOU THE TOE GROZA 1 Hour Cleaners Salem, Ohio Compliments of VAN CAMP'S SOHIO YE 8-6789 Beloit, Ohio BElOlT HARDWARE BElOIT GENERAL STORE Fresh Meat, Groceries, Hardware Phone YE 8-6980 Beloit, Ohio 145 Congratulations To The Class of 1965 STANlEY'S SURGE SERVICE Emil Stanley Phone 537-3171 R.D. fftl Salem, Ohio Gl06AN'S HARDWARE Paints and Glass Builder's Hardware House Furnishings Sporting Goods - Tools 665 East State Street Salem, Ohio September 28: Glenn Cunningham, Branch. 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State Street Salem, Ohio 5 V Dagwood - Our Specialty Dinners Served Daily 5 - 7:30 P.M Sundays 12 - 6 P.M, , ni t THE comme Rfsmunlm i :i ' 6 3 ,ibb E 709 E. 3rd Street i Salem, Ohio 6 f ,.i2 ,dd ,D 1 ,,qq g ,,:,,.,5,., Q .,:: Congratulations to 5 1 .. swat asax insssssilaxsuxtlsxisxiiltl- Q DRA6STER'S DEN 1965 From Hamburgers, Milk Shakes Cube Steaks French Hotsnogs, PLAJER AND CROSS srumo g2q3?CEkfE:ig15S', Mount Union Square Curb Service Route 14 Salem, Ohio Alliance, Ohio Compliments of MT. UNION DAIRY ISLE Alliance, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1965 OUAKER CITY FOUNDRY Phone ED 2-4406 310 Euclid Salem, Ohio WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOP For A Lovlier You Wanda Mercer 53 7-3 50 1 Route 534 Damascus , Ohio Ditching - Tile Drainage KEN SCHOENI R.D. 1541 Beloit LU 4-3563 Back Hoe - Loader Work General Hauling When Quality is desired for Commercial, Residential or Industrial Building See PHIL CAHIll General Contractor Building, Remodeling, and Room Additions Phone ED 7-3200 Salem, Ohio Food and Soft Drinks of the Highest Quality STEWART'S DRIVE-IN Rockhill and State Alliance, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1965 P0lEN DRAPERY 2651 Lake Park Blvd. Alliance, Ohio 821-3228 WEIRICH HARDWARE Thousands of Useful Items Under One Roof Phone 586-2171 Homeworth, Ohio AIlES INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Life Insurance Phone LU 4-2891 North Benton, Ohio Q J 5, 1,3 ' Com 1' ' A Cl' 1' if rir, p iments of gsrtst A 1, 1 , mpc, ,4,, l f Q McBANE-McARTOR DRUG C0. g, -ff sq X.. , ma . I rf' 'F' 14, Eu A ia., A I 496 East State street A A , th, , L ., ,ig I nl ww 'Ft .1 ,, sf,-.3 A A 7 ' wil ' . ' N. t IQBP Y .X Q Salem, ohio I , 148 The First National Bank of Sebrin T T n 1 g'i4-i???121iFT A 'fu or 1Ii,. 'r d' Corner of 15th and Ohio Sebring, Ohio Ready-Mixed Concrete High Quality Low Price Fast Service . Prompt Courteous Service A Complete Line of Builders' Supplies BROGAN'S MEAT MARKET CHAPPEll 8. ZIMMERMAN. INC. Retail and Wholesale 671 Olive q Salem' Ohio Call Collect 337-8711 Also Custom Butchering Cars Trucks REICHEN BACH MOTOR SALES Phone 525-5651 or 525-5014 Salem, Ohio North Georgetown, Ohio 149 Congratulations to The Class of 1965 E.W. Bliss Company Rolling Mill Division Salem, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 1965 lAUGHlIN'S POULTRY AND HATCHERY Columbiana, Ohio FARM FIEOENSCHUH JEWELERS Diamonds , Watches , Silverware Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 248 E. Main Alliance, Ohio Stop at Reynold's SUNLIGHT DINER For the Best in Home Cooked Foods 145 W. State Street 150 Alliance, Ohio Compliments of JACK FOX MEN'S SHOP College Plaza Clothing Styled With The Young Man in Mind Hours 12 - 9 Saturday 10 - 9 Alliance, Ohio WINDRAM ELORIST Flowers For All Occasions Phone ED 7-7773 Salem, Ohio North Ellsworth Road LEASE DRUG CO. A Rexall Store iPrescription Specialists GEORGE F. JONES, O.D. 'Dependab1e Service 0pIOI'I'IOII'ISI 'Camera Supplies 'Beauty Aids 8: Cosmetics 'tToiletries Contact Lenses Prescribed i'iPost Office Sub Station Phone ED 7-8727 332-4501 E. 2nd and N. Broadway 1135 E. State Street Salem, Ohio Salem, Ohio R.D. WILLIAMS OFFICE SUPPLY AND EOUIPMEIII, INC. Your Office Outfitters Phone 823-2124 22 East State Street Alliance, Ohio 'VL' CASUAL FASHIONS For the Latest in Fashions Salem, Ohio WEINGART BROTHERS New Homes - Remodeling Custom Built Kitchens Formica Countertops - Ceramic Tile Red - Free Estimates - Neil Phone 337-3356 R.D. 4 Salem, Ohio ERB'S SERVICE 1025 West Ohio Sebring, Ohio 938-2612 Congratulations to The Class of 1965 UGO PUCC TAILORING Formal Wear 'Rental Service Phone ED 7-3035 Salem, Ohio 296 South Broadway 15 John l. Denny -4'-sJ4f.,,4 A R o,,,IM ' Q. John Deere Farm Machinery J amesway and Patz Barn Equipment Phone 821-5867 East State Road Alliance, Ohio HOUSE OE COIEEURE I 8. J PRINTING SERVICE Publishers of Township News Wedding Stationery Programs Tickets 823-7197 Programs 235 East State Road Alliance, Ohio 152 Folders, Etc. RISBECK HEATING 8. SHEET METAL North Georgetown, Ohio LUMBER Quality Lumber for Every Building Need McOUILKEN LUMBER COMPANY Du Pont Paints Phone 586-2331 or 586-2336 Box 162 - Homeworth, Ohio Free Free Estimates Planning HOPTON 8. SONS Complete Home Builders Brick - Stone - Frame Phone 584-3500 Officeg North Benton, Ohio MODERN ELECTRIC 445 W, Columbia Phone TA 3-9130 Free Estimates on Security Lighting Alliance, Ohio WESTVILLE BEAUTIFUL LAKES Tenting, Camping, Day Sz Night Fishing, Swimming, Boating, Covered Pavilions Groups Welcomed Between Alliance SL Salem on Rte. 62 Phone 537-2137 John Runzo, Lake Manager SEBRING GAS 8. OIL COMPANY Ashland Oil Products Phone 584-2414 North Benton, Ohio GARY'S COLONIAL HOUSE For Better Dining And Banquet Rooms Alliance, Ohio ERANK'S IDEAL FOOD STORE Complete line of Groceries, Meats, Sz Produce. MAC'S MARINE Boats Trailers Marine Supplies Johnson Sea-Horse Outboard Motors Satisfied Customers are Our First Consideration. 1165 S. 21st Street Phone YE 8-6809 and YE 8-9113 Sebring, Ohio Phone 223-3543 New Garden, Ohio Compliments of Brown 8. Holt General Tire Co. Phone TA 3-1480 Alliance-Sebring Road Alliance, Ohio 154 eonscnlu room Ann mr, mc. Congratulations To The Class Of 1965 Tools and Dies Experimental Work Sample Machined Parts Phone ED 7-9918 or ED 7-9919 P. O. Box 101 Phone Salem 337-9009 384 E' Aetna Street Salem, Ohio Salem, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS NORTHEASTERN OHIO'S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTER COMPLETE AND COMPETITIVE SHOPPING IN ALL TYPES OF MERCHANDISE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS STORES OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 P.M. R ETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION SALEM AREA CHAMBER OE COMMERCE 155 A Good Place to Buy Furniture CUNNINGHAM'S Best Wishes L and J DRUG Alliance, Ohio ROOT 62 SPORTS-CENTER Par-3 Golf Course Sz Driving Range Toboggan Slide Ski Slope All Under Lights SALEM MUSIC CENTRE I 378 E. State Street Salem, Ohio Instruments - Records - Accessories Everything In Music Phone ED 7-7611 Eddie Bennett, Prop. Dealers for LEBLANC - KING - GIBSON - LUDWIG LOWREY ORGANS - MAGNAVOX 156 BUTLER WICK 8 CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Brokers - Stocks, Bonds Mutual Funds, Investments Phone ED 7-9911 192 E. State Street Salem, Ohio OAIL A. ROOSE, M.D. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION G. A. Roose, M.D. W. F. Stevenson, M.D. J. R, Milligan, M.D. A, I. Suliot, M.D. R. J. Starbuck, M.D. Central Clinic Building 227 North Broadway Salem , Ohio Compliments of MIGAl'S OAS TOWN East State Street Alliance, Ohio HEBER AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Automotive Parts and Supp1ies Phone ED '7-8767 541 East Pershing Salem, Ohio Compliments of ROGER'S SALON 319 East State Street Phone 823-3688 Alliance, Ohio For Your Favorite Sportswear TTREADY T0 wmv. 4L Dogpatch DICKEY FEED SERVICE New Garden Avenue at P. R. R. ,P Phone 337-3305 A Complete Farm Service Is Our Aim Salem, Ohio Compliments of ELSASS DRY GOODS STORE 271 North 15th Street Sebring, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 WlLSON'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Phone 821-0109 64565 Union Avenue Alliance, Ohio 157 DALE DAVIDSON, INC. Nite Phone 586-2545 Phone 586-2511 General Repair Work 24 Hr. Towing Used Cars - Trucks Homeworth, Ohio HOPPES TIRE SERVICE Farm Tire Service Goodyear Tires - Recapping Wheel Alignment 116 W. State Street Salem, Ohio ION-NEL MOTEL 8. PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE Owners Mr. and Mrs, John Barnett 3 miles east of Alliance on U.S. Route 62 Compliments of GROVE REERIGERATION Dealers of CARRIER MAYTAG TAPPAN Alliance , Ohio WOODLAND LAKE Swimming, Picnicking, Fishing, Miniature Golf, Boating 586-9501 Homeworth, Ohio Compliments of R. KUNTZMAN, INC.. Alliance, Ohio 158 Compliments of STEER'S DAMASCUS MARKET C R X, I Nyxxx s 1 - X C E E mx ix. gtwmw-.umm-mlm A X X ,,7 ,Q I I K .,- T... . .. . 1 . , . Q - if Phone JE 7-2631 Damascus, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '65 DONALD J. ABELS Your Nationwide Agent Box 236 Damascus, Ohio Phone 537-3631 THE LEONARD HARDWARE CO. 145 N. 15th. Street Plumbing - Heating - Sporting Sebring, Ohio Compliments of BUEHLER'S .IUST-RITE CLEANERS Sebring, Ohio Congratulations To The Class Of 1965 BIRKY'S BARBER SHOP 537-4871 Damascus, Ohio Compliments of JOE M. CELIN Business and Estate Analyst Damascus, Ohio H.D. THOMAS SERVICE STATION Groceries Sz Ltmch On Route 62 Sz 173 at Westville Phone YE 8-6882 Beloit, Ohio BOB VOGEL The Newest in Styles For The Teen Man YE 8-2655 Sebring, Ohio Compliments of PARKWAY LANES Alliance's Family Bowling Center Brunswick Service Dealer 1000 W. State Street Phone 821-9200 Alliance, Ohio 159 PATRONS MR. MIKE THEIL MR. Sz MRS. CHARLES WARE MR. and MRS. WESLEY S. WATSON JOHNSON MILK CARTAGE, INC. MR. Sz MRS. WALTER L. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. LEONARD SPENCER MR. DESTEFANO MR. Sz MRS. DEWAINE STONE MR. Sz MRS. ROBERT F. MARSHALL MR. and MRS. ALBERT BEESON MR. Sz MRS. FRANK MASSOLINI MR. Sz MRS. JAMES SHOFROTH LEE'S APPLIANCE MR. Sz MRS. LESLIE ALLEN HOMEWORTH SALES and SERVICE FROSTOP and DAIRY QUEEN, SALEM THE MACMIIIAN BOOK SHOP Established in 1850 Books, Stationery, Wallpaper Pictures Sz Picture Framing 248 East State Street Salem, Ohio DAMASCUS LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sales Every Tuesday Phone JE 7-2061 Damascus, Ohio -,,,,, , l mvlf' '1-s ' mmm: n l ruonl 15729 Compliments of AlDOM'S RESTAURANT Alliance, Ohio AlDOM'S DINER 160 Salem, Ohio BAYIESS l-P GAS, INC. AND MOBILE HOMES Damascus, Ohio QUAKER CITY PLAZA - I - I 1 . pf ff- eg .- 'XJFOODLINTR r h gnu: ,J K N .,A...q .X,ic..::se...,. .YY-, PM ls-wwe-X' ' f 'lt E1 we , 6 EL 2 rw ,I. ?-J-,:f5':'i' , fl ,--5, 'Z , A-ft , fm! ' 'lk'-gsgiif 1p'.r,g,p A' M. K L m - 5 ..-n... , W... 'y,, , .-- W., A FEE!!! 738 -.1 ,VIZ 'i . 4' -N ' A ' ' Qs- 1 'E I ' Q' AAQA Q AS . A- f o r Route 173 Beloit-Sebring Road OUAKER CITY IGA FOODIINER featuring Premium Meats Sz Garden Fresh Produce It's A Little Bit Better At IGA Fred Weizenecker Robert Risbeck ERENCH'S MEN'S WEAR, INC. Town and Country Quality Clothing At The Right Time For Men Sz Boys open 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SCHAEEFER RADIO 8. TV RCA Color and Black Sz 'White TV Phone YE 8-6328 Open Every Nite Congratulations To The Class Of 1965 ETHEl'S BEAUTY SAl0N Ethel Goodrich, Owner Phone YE 8-6950 Beloit, Ohio HARnu's wfsnuenousf Pius And Soft Water Laundromat Things For The Cleanest Wash Around Open 24 Hours SHEARS DRUG Phone YE 8-2000 161 Mr. John E. Altier Youngstown University Industrial Arts Wood Shop Mrs. Jayne Amos Mount Union College - B,A. English IH Mr. Scott Amos Mount Union College - B,A, Speech English I Miss Beverly Barnett Mount Union College - B,A. Spanish I, II, III Mr. Stanley Becker Ashland College - B.S. in Education General Science Miss Marilyn Bradley Wittenberg University - B .S, in Education Kent State University - Special in Art Art Mrs. Sandra Burrier Wittenberg University Kent State University - B.S. in Education Youngstown University Typing I, II General Business Mr. Joseph W. Byrns Ohio State University - B.A, Mount Union College University of Arizona Pitt University American Government Mrs. Margot Clarico Ohio University - B.S. in Education Physical Education - Girls Mr. Vance E. Crouse Ohio State University - B.S. in Agricultural Education Kent State University Agriculture Industrial Arts Mr. Benjamin J. Davies, Jr. Yoimgstown University - B.S. in Education University of Pittsburgh-M.A. in Business Education ' Office Practice Bookkeeping Senior Spelling Mr. L. Timothy DeStefa.no Kent State University - B.S. Instrumental Music Mr. Ronald Dierks Muskingum College - B.S. Physical Education - Boys Mrs. Virginia W. Faris Ithaca College of Music - B.S. in Music Education Westminster Choir College Pennsylvania State University Choral Music TEACHER g I DEX Miss Sandra Fike Mount Union College - B,A, Business English Shorthand Typing Mr. Gilbert P. Fitzpatrick Youngstown University - B,A, English I Mr. William A. Franke Westminster College-B.A. World History World Geography Mr. Richard A. Garra Malone College - B,A, in Religious Education Kent State University - M,A, in Education Bowling Green State University - NSF Scholarship Miami State University Cof Ohiol NSF Scholarship Business Math Mr. Donald Hinten Muskingum College B,A, Miami State University Wittenberg University - M,E, Kent State University Psychology Guidance Colmselor Mrs. Judith A. Hume Kent State University - B.S. in Education American History Social Problems Mr. William H. Ingold Mount Union College - B,A, in Education Westminster College - M,S. in Education Director of Guidance Mrs. Flora C. Kniveton Mount Union College - B,A, Youngstown University University of California Latin I, II English II Mr. Robert Landis Wooster College Ohio State University - B.S. in Education General Math Plane Geometry Algebra II Miss Joyce Leatherberry Malone College - B,A, Algebra I Business Math Robert J. Leedy Ashland College - B.S. 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Summers Salem College - B,A, Duke University Benjamin Franklin University - B,A. Ki M,A. - Business Administration 8a Accounting University of Pittsburgh General Mathematics World History General Science Mr. Joe Tucker Mount Union College - B.S. Kent State University Senior Math Algebra I Advanced Math Mrs. Lois Watson Bowling Green State University - B.S. in Education Kent State University Western Reserve University Ohio State University English IV French 1, II, 111 Mr. Charles E. Wilson Ashland College - B.S. in Education Drivers Training Mrs. Martha Wilson Mount Union College - B,A, Kent State University Economics American Government American History TED AUSTIN RUTH E. AYERS Commercial Club 43 G.A.A.23 Office Aid 43 Y-Teens 1,2,43 Booster Club 2, DALE RAY BAKER French Club l,2,43 Football 13 Basketball lg Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Committee3 Math and Science Club 33 Var- sity Club 2,3,4. RICHARD L. BALL Spanish Club l,2,3Q Basketball lg Pep Club 2. JAMES L. BARKER Football 13 Track lg Librarian 23 Booster Club 4. PAUL J. BARTH Latin Club 1,2Q Senior Play Committee3 Math and Science Club 33 Pep Club 23 Torch Club 1,2. ARNOLD BECK DAVID ARTHUR BEDELL Spanish Club 13 Football 1,2,3, 4g Track 2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,4. RANDAL JAMES BEESON Latin Club 1,23 French Club 3,4, President 43 National Honor Society 43 Scholarship Team 1,3,43 Journalism Scholarship 33 Mixed Chorus 3g Choir 43 County Music Festival 3,43 Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 43 Math and Science Club 33 Track 4g Quill and Scroll 4. GLORIA ELAINE BEHNER G.A.A, 1,2,33 Senior Play Committee 43 Pep Club 2g Y- Teens 4. JACK L. BENNER National Honor Society 3,43 Latin Club 1,23 Football 1,2,3, 4s Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2, 3,4Q Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Secretary 23 Choir 43 Octet 2,3,4Q County Music Festival 1,2,3,4Q Boys' State Delegate 33 Class Officer, President 1,2,33 Math and Science Club 33 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Secre- tary 4. LINDA SUE BENNER National Honor Society 3,42 Future Teachers 1,23 Latin 'Club 1,23 French Club 33 G.A,A. 1,2,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Girls' State Alternateg Math and Science Club 33 Varsity Queen's, Court, Quill and SENIOR, INDEX Scroll 4. FLOYD L. BIERY French Club l,2,3Q Golf lg Band 1,2,3,43 Senior Play Cast3 Math and Science Club 3. RICHARD L. BIERY Future Teachers 1,2,33 Latin Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 33 Choir 4g County Music Festi- val 3,4Q Newspaper Staff 23 Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Cast3 Math and Science Club 3g National Thespians 3. EDWARD BINIUS Football 1. RONNIE E. BISSETT Track 2g Junior Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Var- sity Club 3g Rifle Club lg Youth For Christ 2. JEFFRY L. BOWMAN Baseball 1. LARRY ARDEN BOWMAN LYNN ANN BROWN Band 1,2,3,43 Office Aids 4. RALPH E. BRUNNER GAYLA BUC KMAN BURKHART Future Teachers 33 LatinClub 1,23 G.A.A, 1,2,3,4Q Band 1,2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2,3, Student Director 2, Librarian33 Girls' Chorus 1, President 1,Student Director 13 Choir 4, Librarian 43 Octet 2,3,4Q County Music Festival 2,3,43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior PlayCom- mitteeg Hi-Teens 2,33 Pep Club 2g Rifle Club lg Belairs 1. BONNIE KAY BUSH Commercial Club 4g G.A.A, 1, 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, Librarian 1,2,33 Choir 43 County Music Festival 4g Cafeteria Aid 43 Senior Play Committee3 Office Aid 4. ROBERT L. BUTTERMORE, JR. Latin Club 1,23 Football l,2,3Q Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,2, 33 Varsity Club 2,3,4. LA VONDA BERNIECE CALL Commercial Club 3,43 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,41 G.A.A.1,2,3,4, Board 33 Junior Play Com- mittee3 Senior Play Com- mittee3 Hi-Teens 2,33 Pep Club 23 Office Aid 4g Y-Teens 4, Secretary 43 Booster Club 43 Homecoming Queen's Courtg Varsity Queen. MARGIE CAMERON Commercial Club 4g G,A,A,4Q Office Aid 4. PHILLIP B. CARMICHAEL Future Teachers 33 Latin Club 1,23 French Club 3,41 Scholar- ship Team 1,3j Newspaper Staff 2g Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Cast3 Boys' State Delegateg Math and Science Club 33 National Thespians 3. RALPH CLARK DAVID C. COBBS French Club 3,4. TED B. COBBS Future Teachers 33 French Club 3,43 Math and Science Club 33 Rifle Club 1. CAROL BANDY CONSER Commercial Club 3,43 French Club 1,23 Student Council 1,2, 3,43 Pep ciub 23 Office Aid 4. DELMER EDWARD COURT Spanish Club lg Senior Play Cast3 Rifle Club 1. DONA LEE COURTNEY Mixed Chorus 1,43 Office Aid 4g Y-Teens 43 Commercial Club 4. RAYMOND F. COURTNEY Band 1. MARY LOUISE CULLISON Commercial Club 4g Spanish 1,23 G.A.A, 1,2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 3, Librarian3 Girls' Chorus 1,2, Librarian 1,2Q Sextet 43 Octet 33 County Music Festival 3,43 Cafeteria Aid 3g Junior Play Committeeg Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Committee3 Math and Science Club 33 National Thespians 33 Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4g Y-Teens 43 Youth for Christ 2,3,4, Vice President 23 Bel Aires 1. LINDA CUMMINGS Cafeteria Aides 1,23 Youthfor Christ 1,2,3,4. RAY DALTON Spanish Club 1,2,3Q Baseball 1, 2,43 Football lg Basketball 1, 2,33 Math and Science Club 33 Pep Club 23 Varsity Club 3,4. DICK DAVIES Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,33 County Music Festival 1,33 Junior Play Cast3 Varsity Club 2,3,4. MALITA DAVIS Commercial Club 43 G.A.A, 3,43 Pep Club 23 Office Aids 43 Y-Teens 4. CONNIE DICKSON G.A.A, 1,2,3,43 Hi-Teens 3g 164 Pep Club 2, SANDRA EARLY Commercial Club 3,4, Treasurer 43 Cheerleader 13 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Junior Play CaStQ Junior Play Committeeg National Thespians 33 Pep Club 23 Office Aids 4g Y-Teens 4, Treasurer 43 Homecoming Queen's Courtg Varsity Queen's Court. BARBARA L. ECKERT Commercial Club 3g Spanish Club 1,2,33 G.A.A. 3,43 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Com- mittee3 Pep Club 2. HOMER K. EWING, II Football 13 Basketball 1,23 Choir 1,2,3,42 County Music Festival 1,2,3,43 Senior Play Cast3 Class Officer, Presi- dent 43 Pep Club 2. NANCY J. FERGUSON Commercial Club 3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Board 43 Junior Play Cast3 Junior Play Committeeg Hi-Teens 33 Pep Club 2g Of- fice Aids 4. WAYNE R. FIELDHOUSE Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball3, 43 Varsity Club 3,4, Treasur- er 4. TIM A. FILP Track lg Band 1,2,3,4. RALPH EUGENE FLUHARTY Band 3,43 County Music Festi- val 3,4. BILL FONTAINE Mixed Chorus 3g Choir 1. E. LA VERNE GARNES Commercial Club 43 G.A.A. 4g Office Aid 4. KARYL LEIGH GEIGER Future Homemakers 3,43 Commercial Club 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Band lj Pep Club 2g Y-Teens 4. CASSANDRA GIBBONS Future Teachers 2,33 Future Homemakers 3,43 Spanish Club 4g G.A.A. 13 Band 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 33 Choir 4g Sextet 43 Librarian 33 Hi- Teens 23 Pep Club 2. RONALD MARCUS GLASS Pep Club 2, LOUIS W. GLIOZZI, JR. Spanish Club 1,2,3Q Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Track 33 Golf 1,43 Librarian 23 Boys' State Alternate3 Math and Science Club 3g Varsity Club 3,43 Booster Club 43 Youth for Christ 2. ANNE MARIE GLISTA Commercial Club 3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4. MARY JO GONGAWARE National Honor Society 3,4Q Mixed Chorus 3g Girls' Chorus 1,2, Vice President 23 Choir 4, President 43 Octet43 County Music Festival 3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 3,4, Editor 4g National Thespians 33 Youth for Christ 1,2,3. PAULA S. GREENEISEN Commercial Club 3,4, Presi- dent 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3Q Newspaper Staff 3,43 Hi-Teens 2,33 Office Aid 43 Homecoming Queen's Court. FRED GUTHRIE Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee. MEREDITH LEIGH HALES French Club 3,43 Senior Play Castg Math and Science Club 3. JANE L. HALL Y-Teens 4. MARTHA ANN HALMAGY Scholarship Team 1,3,43 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' Chorus 2g Choir 3,43 County Music Festival 33 Youth for Christ 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2,Co- President 43 American Legion Contest 3,43 VFW Contest 2. GEORGE N. HANCOCK Spanish C lub 1,23 Football Manager 2,3,43 Varsity Club 4. MARY BERTHA HANDSCHIN G.A.A. 1. NANCY JO HARDMAN G.A.A. 3,4. EARL HARDY Baseball 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Choir 4g County Music Festival 2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 News- paper Staff 43 Jimior Play Cast3 Math and Science Club 33 National Thespians 33 Var- sity Club 3,4. HELEN ELAINE HARRIS Commercial Club 3,41 French Club 2,33 Band 1,23 Girls' Chorus 3g Choir 43 Sextet 43 County Music Festival 3,43 Office Aids 4g Youth for Christ 2. JOHN C. HEFFNER Football 1,33 Senior Play Committeeg Varsity Club 3. JOANNE HEROLD Future Teachers 1,2,3Q Com- mercial Club 3,43 French Club 1,2,33 Journalism Scholarship 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3, 43 Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 43 Junior Play Committeeg Hi- Teens 2,33 Pep Club 23 Of- fice Aid 43 Y-Teens 4g Quill and Scroll 4. CHRISTINE HILTON Future Teachers 33 Mixed Chorus lg Hi-Teens 33 Pep Club 23 Y-Teens 4g Youth for Christ 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3,4. VIVIAN LOUISE HIPKINS Future Homemakers 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Choir 4g Sextet 4g Pep Club 2g Y-Teens 1. LYNN HIVELY Spanish Club 1,23 Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Football 1,23 Basketball 1 , 23 Cafeteria Aid 1,23 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. ALAN J. HOWENSTINE National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 43 Future Teachers 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 33 Latin Club 1,2, Vice President 23 French Club 33 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, Vice President 3g Choir 43 Octet 2,3,43 Coimty Music Festival 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4g Boys' State Delegateg Class Officer, Vice President 2,33 All-Ohio Boys' Band 3,4. HAROLD L. HUNT Senior Play Committee. NAOMI JEAN HUNTER Future Homemakers 3,4. JO ANNE INGHAM Future Nurses 2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,33 G.A.A. 43 Band l,2,3,43 Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 1 fJunior Bandjg 'County Music Festival 43 Hi-Teens 2,33 Pep Club 23 Rifle C lub 13 Homecoming Queen's Court 4g Varsity Queen's Court. DONNA L. JAMEYFIE LD Commercial Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Junior Play Com- mitteeg Office Aid 4. EDWARD HERMAN JOHNSON Football 33 Track 4, GREGORY JOHNSON French Club 3,43 Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,23 Track1,3, 4g Junior Play Castg Varsity Club 3,4, ALBERT JAMES JOHNSTON, JR. Spanish Club 1,23 Senior Play Committee. GRACE E. JOHNSTON National Honor Society 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 45 Majorette 45 County Music Festival 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Junior Play Com- mittee5 Math and Science Club 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Varsity Queen's Court. JESSE JAMES JONES MICHAEL H. JONES Football 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Choir 45 Junior Play Com- mittee5 Senior Play Cast. JAMES DANIEL JORDAN Football 15 Senior Play Cast. ART JULIAN Football 1,35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. JUDI C. KERNODLE National Honor Society 3,45 Commercial Club 35 French Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Choir 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Student Director5 Hi- Teens 35 National Thespians 3, President 35 Pep Club 2. JEFF KERR French Club 15 Senior Play Committee. HARRY B. KIMES Spanish Club 1,2. J UDITH KAY KING Commercial Club 45 Office Aids 45 Y-Teens 4. ROBERT LEE KIRKSEY II Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Chief of the Warriors. RAE LYNN KNISELEY Commercial Club 4. CLIFFORD KEITH LEGG French Club 1,25 Football 1, 25 Track 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Choir 45 County Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2. NANCY JO LORA National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Future Teachers 2,3, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 1,2, Treasurer 25 Scholarship Team 1,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Accom- panist 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus Accompanist 25 Choir 45 Ac- companist 45 Octet 2,3,4, Ac- companist 3,45 County Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Accompanist 45 Pep Club 25 Junior Marshal 3. DARYL W. LOUDON Spanish Club l,2,3, Vice Pres- ident 2, President 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45Basketball1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, President 45 Booster Club 4, Vice Pres- ident. SUSAN LYNETTE LUTSCH Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 25 Junior Play Student Directorg Hi-Teens 2, Treasurer5 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 4, RICHARD L. MARKOVICH Latin Club 1,25 Football Stat- istician 3,45 Basketball Stat- istician 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. GARY L. MARSH Football Manager 35 Librarian 45 Jiuiior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Varsity Club 3,4. LARRY J. MARSH Football 25 Librarian 45 Senior Play Committee. ARLENE FAYE MARTIN Future Homemakers 15 G.A.A. 2. DAR LENE KAYE MARTIN G.A.A. 25 Senior Play Com- mittee5 Office Aid 4. JIM F. MASSOLINI Football 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 25 Varsity Club 2,3,4. BONITA MAY MATHER Future Homemakers 1,2,3,4, President 45 Home Economics Council 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Choir 45 County Music Festival 3,45 Pep Club 2. CAROL A. McINTOSH National Honor Society 3,45 Commercial Club 4, Secre- tary 45 French Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Officer, Treasurer 35 Hi Teens 25 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Home- coming Queen's Court5 Var- sity Queen's Court. ARTHUR E. McMASTER Baseball 15 Golf 25 National Thespians 3. LOIS MEAD Future Nurses 35 FrenchClub 1,25 G,A.A, 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Play Committee5 Sen- ior Play Committee. RIC KY MEADEN KATHERINE M. MEISSNER Future Teachers 1,25 Future Homemakers 1,2,3,45 Home Economics C ouncil 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Committee5 Hi- Teens 2,35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Y-Teens 4. JOAN M. MEISSNER Commercial Club 3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Board 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,35 Junior Play Committee 45 Senior Play Committee5 Hi Teens 2,35 Pep Club 2, Vice Presidentg Office Aid 45 Y Teens 45 Booster Club 45 Homecoming Queen. SUSAN E. MELLINGER Commercial Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 G. A.A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Junior Play Castg Hi Teens 35 Pep Club 2. ALTON L. MERRELL Senior Play Cast5 Senior Play Committee5 Booster C lub 45 Youth for Christ 2,3,45 Ameri- can Legion Contest 25 Track 4. GAY ANITA MIIHLBACH Future Homemakers 45 Future Nurses 3,45 French Club 15 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Junior Play Cast5 Junior Play Committee5 National Thespians 35 Pep Club 25 Y- Teens l,4. SANDRA K. MILLER 4Beloitl Commercial Club 45 Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 15 Office Aid 45 Youth for Christ 1, SANDRA K. MILLER 4SalemJ G.A.A. 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Newspaper Staff 25 Hi- Teens 25 Pep Club 25 Y- Teens 4. KATHRYN ELIZABETH MOFFETT Commercial Club 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Li- brarian 35 Cafeteria Aid 1,25 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Committee5 National Thespi- ans 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Y-Teens 4. DARYL L. MURPHY Latin Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 25 Youth for Christ 2,3. SHERYL LYNN MURPHY Future Nurses 2,35 LatinClub 1,25 G.A.A. 1,45 MixedChorus 15 Math and Science Club 35 Y-Teens 45 Youth for Christ l,2,3,4, CATHERINE MYTON Spanish Club 1,25 Youth for Christ 1,2,3,4. CAROL A. NEZBETH Commercial Club 45 G.A,A, 1, 2,3,4, Historian 4, Board 45 165 166 National Honor Society 43 Mixed Chorus 13 Junior Play Committee3 Office Aid 4. LARRY ANDREW OESCH Latin Club 1. ROBERT W. PASCO National Honor Society 3,4, P r e s i d e nt 4x Scholarship Team 1,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball lg Track2,3,43 An- nual Staff 2,3,4, Co-Business Manager 4, Assistant Co-Bus- iness Manager 3g Cafeteria Aid 23 Varsity Club 3,43 Quill and Scroll 4. JOHN WALTER PHILLIPS Latin Club lg Mixed Chorus 3g Rifle Club 1. KENDRA JEANNE PHILLIPS National Honor Society 3,4, Chaplain 4g Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2g French Club 3,43 Band 1,2,33 Annual Staff 4g Student Council l,2,3,43 Jun- ior Play Committeeg Math and Science Club 3. MARCIA J . PISONI Commercial Club 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q Junior Play Commit- teeg Hi-Teens 3g Pep Club 23 Office Aid 4. PATRICIA L. PIZZEDAZ G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 3,4, Treasurer 43 Junior Play Cast3 Hi-Teens 23 Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4, Commercial Club 4g Girls' Chorus 2. ELLEN PLANCHOCK National Honor Society 3,43 Latin Club 33 French Club 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 3g Mixed Chorus l,2,33 Choir 43 Octet 2,3,43 County Music Festival l,2,3,43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Castg National Thespians 33 Pep Club 2g American Legion Con- test 4. LINDA L. POLEN Future Teachers lg Commer- cial Club 3,41 French Club 1, 2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q Librarian2, 33 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play Cast3 Junior Play Committee3 Senior PlayCommittee3 Girls' State Delegateg National Thes- pians 3g Pep Club 23 Y-Teens 4. ERNIE RABER JUDY ANN REICHART National Honor Society 3,4, Historian 43 Future Teachers 23 Future Nurses 3, Vice President 3g Latin Club 1,23 Scholarship Team lg Junior Play Student Director3 Nation- al Thespians 3, Secretary 33 American Legion Contest 4. MARIE M. RHOME Commercial Club 3,4Q Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Chorus 1,33 Choir 43 Sextet 4g County Mu- sic Festival 2,3,43 Librarian 2g Cafeteria Aid 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Senior Play Commit- tee3 National Thespians 3,43 Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4. LINDA M. RICE Future Nurses 33 Commercial Club 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2Q County Music Festival lg Bel-Aires lg Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4. JOHN RILL Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Basketball l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2g Sen- ior Play Committeeg Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4. KAREN LOUISE RISBECK National Honor Society 3,43 Latin Club 1,2, President 23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Board 1,2,3,4Q Choir 4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Octet 2, 3,43 County Music Festival l,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 1, 2,3,43 Class Officer, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Hi-Teens 2,3, Chaplain 33 Math and Science Club 3. ROBERT RITCHIE Band 1,2,3,4, President 4. HELEN R. RUNZO National Honor Society 3,43 Latin Club l,2Q FrenchClub 33 Cheerleader 2,3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3, Li- brarian 3g Girls' Chorus lg Choir 4, Librariang County Music Festival 2,3,43 News- paper Staff 23 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Com- mitteeg Hi-Teens 2,3Q Pep Club 2g Office Aid 33 Booster Club 4g Homecoming Queen's Court3 Varsity Queen's Court. CHERYL D. RUSSELL Commercial Club 3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Band 1,2Q Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus l,2Q Choir 43 County Music Festival 3,4Q Junior Play Castg Junior Play Com- mittee3 Senior PlayCast3 Sen- ior PlayCommittee3 Hi-Teens 3g National Thespians 3g Pep Club 1,23 Office Aid 4g Y- Teens 43 American Legion Contest 1,23 VFW Contest 2. SHIRLEY ANN SANOR Future Homemakers l,2,3,4, Vice President 4g Commercial Club 3,43 Junior Play Commit- teeg Senior Play Committee3 Office Aid 4. BONITA KAY SARCHIONE Commercial Club 43 Pep Club 2g Y-Teens 4. JEFF SCHOPFER Baseball 2,33 Mixed Chorus 3. PATTI SCHUBERT Commercial Club 4g G.A.A. 1, 2,3,43 Hi-Teens 3g Pep Club 2g Office Aid 4. SHERRY SCOTT Commercial Club 4g Latin Club 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 23 Band 1,23 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Junior Play CaSt3 Senior Play Committee3 Class Officer, Secretary 43 Hi- Teens 33 Pep Club 23 Office Aid 4. JACK D. SHAFER French Club 1,2. KARENGAIL SHAFER Future Nurses 33 SpanishC1ub 4g G.A.A. 3,43 Pep Club 2g Y-Teens 4g Youth for Christ 3. BARRY L, SHARPNACK Spanish Club 13 American Le- gion Contest 1. LYNN SHARON SHEETS Commercial Club 3,43 G.A.A. 1 ,2,3,43 Junior PlayCast3 Jun- ior Play Committeeg National Thespians 3g Pep Club 2g Of- fice Aid 4. GERALD LYNN SMITH French Club 1,2, RONALD SMITH Latin Club 1,2Q French Club 3,43 Scholarship Team 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 County Music Festival 2,33 Senior Play Castg Math and Science Club 3. SHERRY LEE SMITH Commercial Club 3,4Q Spanish Club 2,3Q Scholarship Team 3g G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,43 Jimior Play Cast3 Senior Play Committee3 Hi- Teens 33 Pep Club 2, WILMA JOYCE SMITH G.A.A. lg Office Aid 43 Youth for Christ 3. JOHN SNYDER Spanish Club lg Math and Sci- ence Club 3. KAY FRANCIS SNYDER Commercial Club 3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3Q Choir 43 Coimty Music Fes- tival l,2,3,43 Junior PlayCast3 Senior Play Committee3 Hi- Teens 2,33 National Thespians 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Y-Teens 4. CHARLES DOUGLAS SOMERS National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 25 Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,35 Choir 45 Octet 2,3, 45 County Music Festival 1, 2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Class Officer, Vice President 45 Math and Science Club 35 Varsity Club 3,4. CAROL E. SPACK National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Spanish Club 15 Scholarship Team l,3,45 Jour- nalism Scholarship 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 45 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior PlayCom- mittee5 Hi-Teens 2,35 Math and Science Club 35 Pep Club 25 Camera Club 4. JIM STOFFER National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Journalism Scholarship 35 Football 15 Basketball 2,35 Newspaper Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Boys' State Alternate5 Math and Science Club 35 Var- sity Club 3,4. LARRY R. STRATTON National Honor Society 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,35 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 1,2, 3,45 Cafeteria Aid 25 Quill and Scroll 4. JEAN ANN STRUDTHOFF Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 4. ROBERT L. STROUP PATRICIA STRYFFELER Future Homemakers 2,35 Spanish Club 15 G.A.A. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 45 Youth for Christ 3. JEANNIE TARVES Future Teachers l,2,35 Span- ish Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Choir 45 County Music Festival 35 Li- brarian 3,45 Prince of Peace Contest 2,35 Junior PlayCast5 Senior Play Committee5 Hi- Teens 35 Camera Club 45 Y- Teens 45 Youth for Christ 2,3,45 American Legion Con- test 3,4. STEPHEN PAUL TAYLOR National Honor Society 45 Sen- ior Play Committee. DENNIS TEDROW Basketball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. MICHAEL E. THEIL Track 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. SUSAN KAY TIMPE Commercial Club 45 Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Choir 45 Junior Play Cast5 Pep Club 25 Of- fice Aid 4. DONALD L. TRUMMER Rifle Club 1. STEVE TURNER French Club 25 Track 2,35 Math and Science Club 3. CAROLYN UNDERWOOD Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 4. JAMES L. VOGELHUBER FRED VOTAW Latin Club 1,25 Math and Sci- ence Club 3. LINDA VOTAW Future Homemakers 1,35 Fu- ture Nurses 35 Latin Club 1,2, News Reporter 25 Band 1,25 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 45 Youth for Christ 3. ROBERT R. VOTAW Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 3,45 Pep Club 2. KATHLEEN GAYLEWALKER Future Homemakers 1,2,3, News Reporter 35 G.A.A. 1, 2,35 Band l,2,35 County Music Festival l,2,35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 4. JIM WALLACE Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,35 Basketball l,2,3,4. MARILYN WARE National Honor Society 45 Lat- in Club 1,25 Journalism Schol- arship 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Co- Business Manager 45 Junior Play Committee5 Hi-Teens 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 45 Booster Club 4, CAROL RAE WEIZENECKER Future Homemakers 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, BONNIE LYNN WELSH Future Homemakers 45 G.A. A. 4. CINDIE WHINERY Future Homemakers 2,35 Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hi-Teens 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 4. GR EG AR LAN WHIP Spanish Club 1,25 Football 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. KAREN ELLSWORTH WILLARD National Honor Society 3,45 Future Teachers 1,25 Com- mercial Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Choir 45 County Music Festival 3,45 Prince of Peace Contestant 15 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast 45 Hi-Teens 35 National Thes- pians 3, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Y-Teens 4. SHIRLEE WILLARD Spanish Club l,2,35 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Jun- ior Play Committee5 Pep Club 25 Senior Play Committee. CAROL JEANNE WILLIAMS National Honor Society 45 Commercial Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Choir 45 Sextet 45 County Music Festival 2, 3,45 Cafeteria Aid 3,45 Jun- ior Play Castg Senior Play Student Directorg Girls' State Delegate5 Hi-Teens 35 Na- tional Thespians 35 Pep Club 25 Office Aid 45 Y-Teens 45 VFW Contest 2. SANDY WILSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,2. ROBERT WISE GARY G. WULF Latin Club 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball15 Track 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Octet 2,3,45 County Music Festival 2,3,45 Senior Play Committee5 Class Officer, Treasurer 45 Math and Sci- ence Club 35 Pep Club 25 Var- sity Club 2,3,4. BARBARA GAYLE WYSS G.A.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 4. HELEN K. WYSS Future Homemakers 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 15 Cafe- teria Aid 15 Senior Play Com- mittee5 Office Aid 4. RICHARD WYSS WAYNE R. WYSS Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 167 168 ADVERTISERS AND ACTIVITIES INDEX ABELS, DONALD J. . . . . . Administration . . . . . . . . Advertisements . . . . . . . . . AILES INSURANCE COMPANY . .. ALDOM'S RESTAURANT ..... ANTRAM RADIO gl T.V. . . . . Baccalaureate and Commencement BAND - ORCH ........... Baseball Team ,,,,.,,,,., Basketball .............. 159 .. G 134 BARNETT'S MOTEL 8: RESTAURANT BAYLESS L, P. GAS, INC ,..... BELOIT DISCOUNT FABRICS . . . BELOIT HARDWARE ...... . BENNER, CHUCK ....... . - . . . BIRKY'S BARBER SHOP . . . BLISS, E, W., COMPANY ..... BOBVOGEL BONFERT UNION AVENUE GLASS COMPANY............ Bookstore Workers ..... Booster Club .......... . BROGAN'S MEAT MARKET BROWN 81 HOLT ........ BUEHLER'S JUST-RITE CLEANERS BURGER CHEF .......... Bus Drivers .......... BUTLER WICK Q COMPANY , . Cafeteria Helpers ...,,,.,. CAHILL, PHIL, CONTRACTOR . . Camera Club ,,,,,,,,,, Campus Life Club ....... . CARLI LUMBER COMPANY . CASUAL FASHIONS , , , , , ,' ,' CELIN, JOE M. . . . ........ CHAPPELL Sz ZIMMERMAN, INC. Cheerleaders ....... Chief of the Warriors . COFFMAN 8: SMAIL . . COLLINS DAIRY . . . Commercial Club . Cooks......... . COPE FURNITURE . . . . CORNER RESTAURANT , CUNNINGHAM FURNITURE Custodians ........ DAMASCUS LIVESTOCK . DAVIDSON, DALE, INC, . DAVIS, BILL, FORD, INC. DENNY, JOHN L. . . . . DICKEY FEED SERVICE . DRAGSTER'S DEN ,,,,,, ELSASS DRY GOODS STORE . . . . - . . . . -..- n. 10 . . . . . . G. ERB'S SERVICE .... . . . . ETHEL'S BEAUTY SALON Faculty FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM ......-.1---...-... . 148 160 143 133 140 123 112 144 160 145 145 141 159 150 159 140 98 72 149 154 159 142 98 156 99 148 88 84 142 151 159 149 116 . 4 146 142 79 99 142 147 156 98 160 158 139 152 157 147 157 151 161 10 . 137 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEBRING 149 F1sIiEIa3s'N'12ws Za SPORII'IN'G'G.OODS. FITHIAN TYPEWRITER ,,,.,, Football ............... FRANK'S IDEAL FOOD STORE . . FIEGENSCHUH JEWELERS , , . FrenchC1ub............ FRENCH'S MEN'S WEAR, INC. . .- Freshmen 1 0 138 146 102 154 150 73 161 60 Fox, JACK, MEN'S SHOP .... Future Homemakers of America . GARY'S COLONIAL HOUSE , , , GIDLEY'S BARBER SHOP , Girls' Athletic Association . GLOGAN'S HARDWARE .... Go1fTeam GOTSCHALL TOOL at DIE, INC. . GRIST STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY. I GROMOLL DRUG STORE . . GROVE REFRIGERATION . . GROZA, LOU, CLEANERS . . HARTILL'S XVESTINGHOUSE . HIPPITY HOP RESTAURANT . . HOFFMAN'S ISALY STORE . . Homecoming Queen Ka Court . . HOPPES TIRE SERVICE . . . HOPTON 8: SONS ..... . . . HOUSE OF COIFFURE . . . . HUBER AUTOMOTIVE PARTS . . . .. IDEN, R. E., CONSTRUCTION I A J PRINTING SERVICE . . Indexes .............. IRWIN, E, A., LUMBER, INC. . JOE'S BARBER SHOP .... JONES, GEORGE F., O. D. . . . JON-NEL MOTEL 81 PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE ....... JOI-INSON'S PROSPECT FURNITURE Juniors JuniorPlay 150 82 153 145 76 146 122 154 136 145 158 145 161 138 138 108 158 153 152 157 146 152 162 143 139 151 158 160 46 127 KLEIN 8: RODERICK MEN'S Sz BOYS' WEAR ............. KUNTZMAN, R.,TRUCKING,INC. . Latin Club ............. LAUGHLIN'S POULTRY FARM . LEASE DRUG COMPANY ..... LEONARD HARDWARE COMPANY Librarians ............. LINGENFELTER - BRILL, INC. . L. Sz J. DRUG ........... MACMILLIAN BOOK STORE . . MAC'S MARINE ......... MAHONING AUTO SALES, INC. . McBANE - McARTOR DRUG COMPANY ........ . . . MCNEAL CONSTRUCTION . . . . MCQUILKEN LUMBER COMPANY . . ' MEISSNER'S SOHIO SERVICE . . MIDLAND BUCKEYE ...... MIGAL'S GAS TOWN ....... MODERN ELECTRIC ....... MOFFETT'S MEN'S WEAR STORE MOUNT.UNIO.N.DAIR.Y.IS1:E'.n '.' MYERS EQUIPMENT CORPORATION . National Honor Society ...... Newspaper Staff ........ NEZBETH'S TRANSMISSION SERVIC E .......... OESCH, GLENN ......... Office Aids ............. OHIO FRIENDS BOOK CONCERN . PARKER CHEVROLET COMPANY PARKWAY LANES ,,,,,,,, Patron List PEROZ FLOOR. co'vI2IiINo E:o1QI15A'NY as +55E'5 WALSWORTH L.n.a,.qphea 5 an-.na by wniswonm Mums. M U s A 140 158 ...74 150 151 159 81 157 143 160 154 140 148 140 153 141 145 157 153 138 147 143 68 . .. .. 89 138 139 78 137 146 159 160 139 PLAJER 8: CROSS STUDIO . . , 147 POLEN DRAPERY ..... . 148 Prom ........... . 130 PURITY DAIRY ........... 144 QUAKER CITY FOUNDRY .... 147 QUAKER CITY I.G.A. FOODLINER QUAKER CITY PLAZA ...... 161 Quill and Scroll .,,,....,,., 70 ROBBYN'S' KNOLL GOLF COURSE ROUTE 62 AUTO SALES ..... 144 RAVEN RESTAURANT ...... 146 REICHENBACH MOTOR SALES . . . 149 RISBECK HEATING Ki SHEET METAL ROOT 62 SPORTS - CENTER . . . 156 ROOSE, GAIL A., M,D, MEDICAL ASSOCIATION .......... 156 ROGER'S SALON . ......... 157 SAFFELL - STOUDT ....... 144 SALEM APPLIANCE 81 FURNITURE SALEM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SALEM DENTISTS ......... 141 SALEM MUSIC CENTER . . . 156 SEATON DRUG ........ . 137 SEBRING GAS Sz OIL ....... 153 SEBRING STYLE CENTER, INC. . . . 142 Seniors ............. . . 24 Senior Supper ...... . 132 Senior Play ........ . . 126 SCHAFFER RADIO Ka T.V. . . . 161 SCHOENI, KEN, DITCHING . . . . 147 SHEARS DRUG ........ . . 161 SHAFFER, BUD, FORD, INC. . . 142 Sophomores .......... 54 Spanish Club .......... . . . 75 Special Awards ........... 128 STANLEY'S SURGE SERVICE . . . 146 STARK MEMORIAL, INC. ..... 139 STEER'S DAMASCUS MARKET . . . 158 STEWART'S DRIVE-IN ....... 148 STRATTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Student Council ............ 71 SUNLIGHT DINER ........ 150 THOMAS, H.D., SERVICE STATION TICE, DR. IRVIN D. . . . 141 TOPCO ......... . . 154 Track Team ,,,,,,,, , , 121 UGO PUCCI TAILORING . . . . 151 VAN CAMP'S SOHIO . . . . 145 Varsity Club .... . . . . . . 85 Varsity Queen 81 Court . . . 118 Vocal Groups ........ 90 WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOP . . . 147 Warrior Staff ....... 86 Warrior Swing Band . . . 94 WEINGART BROTHERS . . 151 WEINGART, DARYL E. . . . . 141 WEIRICH HARDWARE ,,,,,,,, 148 WESTVILLE LAKE ......... 153 WILLIAMS, R.D., OFFICE SUPPLIES Sz EQUIPMENT, INC ......... 151 WINDRAM FLORIST ......... 151 WILSON'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS . . . 157 WOODLAND LAKE ......... 158 Y-Teens .......... . 80 YODER'S GREENHOUSE . . . 143