Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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DEDICATIGN MR CLI-ANN WILI IAVIS Smvc- 1970 Nlr bI1nnW1ll1amsha'-bein Q1-rx mg!! orthmgton High School ln anumbor of naw During hm Hu' scar .lt W II S he has mtroduccd nus :dc-as .md mmthod to uarhook produmtmn and ha 4on tantlx hmlpcd the staffs to Improv THI CAHDINAI wulh muh passing: war ln dlllllll0fl to thug nucr ending, task Nlr Williams has al o lallvht mldssf nn world hlstorx monomn geovraphx one-ral busmu J0lll'Ildll m .md Xnuruan lllbl.0!'N 'Novs 'Nlr Wlllldlll 1 Gvrsm .1 our prmupal Hn l.l'llIlllllIlC5S hard workin punt .md ffhuc nt lnadcr hlp xull .nlwaxs rank lnm tops on ilu llst of V H S law or ltu ln dllllrllldllibn of his nmnx s1rvueQ to 'I Hl Q XRDI NM and to Vorthmg ton Hugh School vu dedicate the 1956 CIXRDIN U to 'Nlr blcnn Vllllam 5 Rqllectiom . . licflvvtiolls of t'xpc'ri0i11't-s in work. play. and vrluvulioil. R1-H1-Ctions of school Chums :mtl ll2ll'llllf mcmhors. lit-llc-vtions ol' highlights ol' our sm-iul Iill- :mtl avtivitivs rulvmlar. lh-llvvtioris ol' Worthington High Svhool. IQS6. It is the- silivvrv hope' of your yt-urhoolx stall' that 'l'llI'I CAIIDINAI. will for vt-urs to vomv rroviclc . l porpvluul rvllvvtioiis ol' YOL Ii happy lIl1'lll0I'lt'S of XY. ll. S. uml tht- N55-56 svhool ycur. lnt ronluvtion Filfllllf Classes Fl'2llllI'CS Athletics Organizations live-nts Student lmlvx .'xllVCI'llSl'llll'lllS 4 5 Ni 24 58 72 90 l 26 136 1358 O come, let's sing our Alma Mater ' To our clear old Worthington. ' I Hail, O Hail, wc'll sing her praises ' Break of day to setting sun. an 1 ? K ' Though the day be dark and dreary, Our love for her shall never die. 'N Worthington, we'll always love you As the wears go drifting by O W orthmgton 1-'lx-GTGNI UL-J mwwwmmnnvmqnqmm 11 11 I1 ---il. wg 1-ef may The Alma Mater written by Henry Shuster a graduate of 1955 was first sung publicly m the 1955 commence ment program This year it was agam presented to the Student Body by the Mixed Choir in a special assembly With the approbatlon of the Student Body it was adopted as Worthington High School s official Alma Mater F lnnt 1North Perry Edumtmg the Clam 0 1956 Members of the Class of 56 recelved thelr prlmary educatlon ln the fine elementarw schools of the Worthmgton School Drs trlct Some were first educated at Yvorth mgton hlementary School bunlt ln 1938 and located on East Granville Road Others attended school at the Sharon bulldmg erected on Foster Avenue ln 1949 A large group of 56ers went to Homedale establlshed ln 1923 and found on WCSIVICW Avenue Some were students at Fhnt School bullt ln 1929 on the corner of Park and Flmt Roads North Perrv School ln Llnworth contributed a few of the 1956 senlors to us The Jumor High wears were spent ln the old hlgh school bulldxng on the corner of Granvllle Road and Evemng Street When the blg moment arrlved the Class of 56 took the gravel path from the .lunlor Hlgh Bunldmg to enter the hlgh school as the first freshman class m the new bulldmg Worthmgton Senlor Hlgh School s first bulldmg the academlc wmg was com pleted ln 1951 The admlnlstratlon wmg was fimshed for the next school 3 ear The thlrd and most recent bulldxng of our campus type plan the gymnasxum was erected m 1953 and housed the 1953 1954 basketball squad Homedale 4 -W - ' , i K X ' y J - Y V- . J ' 0 1 0 , . . . . . ' 9 ' 1 . . -- . . . . . . . 1 , s . . . . . . . , , . . . . ' 1 s ' , . ' , ' ' 5 ,Y 9 . . 4 Y . r' K 5 I Q X 1 , 9 , 1 ,p 'lhm ulumduon of the Class of 76 has hun an cuntful one and ll hai talun them llll'0llf'll .1 lI'ldJOI'llN of thc' ichook m tht Vtorthmffton 'nstcm Although tht tlnss It au lnhmd thc-m thf'-0 bllllt mg tml thx trfulltxons thc lontl mt :norms will lmmr for st-.mrs to Lomv rlhc graduates ll uc It ft tht lr tontrthutlons to W 0I'llllIlfV me nt ofour H all 0l'I'1lIIlC Thmr Qplrlt will run.un .lt XX H b whore, along Wllll thc work of thost who are to follow ll will hr-Ip bunlrl 1 fnrm .mtl Qtahlo Qrhool How rn mt nl 'K ,,-5 'Q' p. It 3' .Y .-far.. 4 42. . H . M ,- v I- . . I K K ' -1 ' -s ' ' C ' I' s 1 -. . , . L. U, ton in many forms such as thc- cstablish- T 8 , I . K . . V. ' 2 ' . ' , . D - 2.-A '7 'J . K N . - K. we K A Y 'uf' :k . H O ' A , 1 . ., ,V . F ' ' - . Worthington Elementary Mid id mrfAin9fon 3400! jae 4i9Af of Aer wi!! Lett me Aa, y memoried cf f Q MW fzendgkqw Aer WM. famigar JJQALS of ,J hi ' w ,v , rn. , .. gl. www- wr , ' Q 1 . I lu Ndllnlt,dtllIl fI'1Hll lhcjum xr 1 lo llu SllllUI'1ll lll5 .1 nm xx ...Q--4....,....--.....m-4 4 -.......,,,. XX lll'll ilu' um-ulln-r iw Angra-4'ulmle', H1NlllllUllI'FlllI1l many of ilu- slu- llvnls rn-lining on ilu' big ste-ps nr uullxing lln- grnumls. ral may for l rm Nlnm n and L1 tra illlllllldl rum for Nnmr- 1 sun 0 llu d1.uun un -' uxula A lui ra 1 fur wlu um l'UllXll'5dll4llll lll'lII'V l I4 1 r ' f' und sprinff. fl I nb Walk! ll In ,,. ,,,gu.A...,---rv -3.--'S- . 1 . V' 4? 1 Vi . 1, ' ' S l.. U Q 1. EV.. S13 X.-wevkjyi. 'K K Q 'b Q W 254' r J , W- h vga t v -r I A X? . KY, Of' . !:,n,l- grq-' - b A K .. X f ' , ' 5 , 1 ..5i2is . 3 1' 1 o I V ,pe sri, jr , A ,S-,gli Q. .ii 3:49 lk A ' Q SA ' . . lf' ..,,- , W' ,, ,uix - S .,..S 1 I, 3 Q ., pf W Q ,w ,. M xi f.:-1 429944 31,5111 f , ,Mgr- J .gg A ,wlgg ,, ikf f Q' ' ,,, ,Jn it ri X Q' - rg A 1 'f ,I 1. 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W'ortl1ington's gridiron lies cool and crisp in the morning dew in anticipation of another long hard football season. awaited scoreboard generously donated by the Cardinal Booster Organization. Students admire the much-needed and long- Cl..-KSSHSVYV-lfamiliar demovraey scenes suvh as this one will al- ways he l'CIll0lllllCI'Cll by the Seniors. FUN AND FELLOWSHIP- The mixers and various social ac- hyk' if fljjif dn!! 11110117 I . tivities of the year provide many ATHLETICS-The seasonal sports at W. ll. S. are quite pop- ular with the students and al- ways have a good following. Here .lim Gorman and Jim Russell work out during X-Country season. chances for informal Bet to- gathers. MEETINGS-The activities calendar for the year was filled with meetings, the most frequent of which were the weekly sessions of Student Council. SCHOOL SPIRIT-Behind the Cardinal spirit, which reached its peak at ath- letic contests, was the music of the hand. 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CAI l'l'l'l'1lllA Mrs. X if-rtvl Hrs l,llIllll8l1l Mrs Svhradvr Mrs Col? Mrs Marks M rs. S:-ve-ranm Hrs. Hard Absent: Mrs. Nh-IZ. QT x rr- Sclmol ,Yu rw: M rs. Bc-rnhagen I . , a STAFF -me'-'ff ' A I W' ' 'f whl 50,1001Sl'l'fl'fflf'YZ NIH. Phillips. ffl s'l'ulrl X XS: Ur. .lf-un-Il. ur. Hulunw, Nlr. Ninn-ku. .Uraon Ur. Xln'-llirn-, Nlr. Nlnrgun. 'Q i' 5 Yi X 1-9 ,- ' 5953 an il V- , lr , xl . MTM X Im X qglakmxq , X JOQQGKK . x 3. XR ,Q 'FY Q '-H41 A, 1-ff M we -mn, -umm! -uhm idk Q51 I' V Y Qi -i 'W .im I fm ,J Mfg i 3734 'z ,..VV i 3 My x Ag 'f I Mr. Russell Hill ILS. Music Fdur-alinn 0.S.l'. Jr.-Sr. lligli Inst. IxIllSll flag' tmfla . . 5 M r. Tvrrcncf' P. Ixvln-lim-L 6 ILS., ILA., BLA. l'Idnr'uliun Miss Mary Ii. Patton l . 1lfPlllSIlllfgIl, 0.S.L. ILS. Education Pliysivs, Drivvr l'IdllI'2Ilillll, 0.S.l'. Cen. Sci. Algvlrra I 2 . 'S Miss Jeanette Frye ILA. Oliiu lf. Latin l, II. Fra-n. I, Il 4 Mr. Dim Nelson ILS., KLA. Ifdncaliun Uliiu l . lliol., Ilvullll Ifil. Ifrmllnull, liasf-hull Coa I Mr. George H. Taylor ILS, BLA. Education 0.51. Gown., Cen. M alh. :V in ov vs-.4 marcus ' .ff Q4 I ,rg Ur. I Ian UI Ilfm.-II 5 5- Xl X I' Im-..U. .I .. lib.. , . ,1 Vixiv- Iiux-'I'I1NN.I1I X ur-:lx Iizx-.Iu-lI1a1II 141.11 I1 may 1171171 3 , . Hr-, N nrgmm I.nIr-1:-I1 Hb. II1rm4' ILO.. XI. X. I',4I H,S.l'., Ilunn- liv. I .I Z A! .rig - if? Tv I 4 l 7, W ,I I5 XII-x Hairy Inu IILl1'Il XIV' kv IV'f r Hug' l.llim,n H45-I H ILS. I'.lIlI4'.. Iifmling Ure-1-n -lr. K 5r- High Hirlx' Iiiulngj. IQ:-ll. H11-.. plus. 1.1.1. Ilrixvr-' Iffl. I Nlr-, I,llllI-0' NN .1II--r- IIS. Ixwlu :-.. U.5.I ,. Iyping. 5Iuvl'II1.u11I. UII11-r' I'ru 1'.. II:-IuiIiug lp T Ur. I'Iz1rI I,.lm- Nlix- IIHII1 I'In-rw ISS. I'IlIllf'.. U.5.I .. IIS, 51'I11mI NIH-iv Ugv-Ivru II. SuIi1IlQ.-mul. xlllflxhlglllll 'l'FIg1..I'IljNi1'4 Jr. K Sr. High Nm-ul Vlur-if fx fo I , 2 nF ':x -5 ol' u 866 0066 000 0060 ,f gi 5-f IA 'w'wE'.51 ILRSSES A I 2 , Q , if, V 1 E 1 I I nom 0 us Y X 3 A Senior Class Ofliccrs Russ Mann, l'rt'sitlt'nt Phil Tangmnan, Y it'L'-Prt'sitlt'nt Frank Svnsvl, 'l'rt'asur0r Sur' Stinvllvoinh. St't'rt'tary' Dzplomm in baml . . THE SENIOR CLASS OF 19 6 'I'ht- Class ol' W50. living tht- first t'lass to t'omplt'lt' four yt'ars in our nt'w high st-html. has tloulntlvssly hatl a fint- rt't'ortl of at't'olnplislnnt'nts antl highlights. Ns l'll't'Hllltlt'll wt' tlixt'tl right into tht' thit-It ol' t'lass projt't'ts antl t'lt't'tt'tl llirlt .Nllvn to st'ry't' as our class prt'sitlt'nt. Carolt' liovpkt' was t'host'n to rt'prt'st'nt us on tht' N52 lltllllt'1'0llllIlg Court. w hilt' 'l'ish Stoxvr was our llallowt-'t-n attt-ntlant. ,lim llailvy was t'lt't'tt'tl to tht' t'lass prt'sitlt'nt'y tlur- ing our Sophomort' yt'ar antl initiatt'tl many nt'w itlvas antl projt't'ts. flur llomtwolning rt'prt'st'ntatiyt' was Cin- ny Thrall antl l,intla Calnpht'll was st'lt't'tt'tl to bt' our attvntlant for tht' llallowt t'n Court, 'Ks ,luniors wt' t-lt-t'tt'tl Sut' Sltitlaltvr prt'sitlt'nt of our class. llighlight of tht- yt'ar's t'l'f'orts was tht' junior- Svnior l,l'OllI. This ls llt'avt'n. whit'h wt' prt'sf'ntt'tl to tht' Class of' '55, NX t' t'host' Thr' illunlis IIIIIISP. writtt'n lay M r. llousculp. our lfnglish tt'at'ht'r. for our first vlass play. Carolint' Corhin was our ll0lllt't'0llllllg attt'ntlant antl llaltlant' lloshvr rt'prt'st'ntt'tl us on tht' llallowt t'n Court. VN ith tht' fountlation of tht- Cartlinal Qut't'n tra- tlition laitl. our t-lass was proutl to havt' thrt't' girls a- mong tht- st'yt'n finalists for tht- yvarlnook qut't'n titlt-. 'l'ht'y w't'rt' Carolt' Kot'pltt'. Nanvy Yan Yoorhis. antl Stu' Shitlalwr. At tht- Christmas l ortnal. Sut' Shitlalwr was t'row'nt'tl N55 Cartlinal Qut't'n. With tht' approat'h of our St'nior yt'ar. wt' t'host' liuss Nl ann to lt'atl ns through our final yt'ar antl its spaghvtti tlinnt'rs. t'hit'ltt'n lrarht't'ut's. antl otht'r projt't'ts. NX t' prt'- st'ntt'tl fllrs. .illlxlillilljl for our Class play. Nlurh of tht' NX .Il.S. sut't't'ss ol' N35-l95fr is at't'rt'tlitt'tl to tht- lint' lt'atlt'rship of our Stutlvnt llotly l'rt'sitlt'nt. ,lint llailvy. who worltt'tl t'ntllt'ssly for ilnproyt'mt'nt ol' our st'hool govt'rnmt'nt. -ls Svniors wt' t'host' Cay Urthot'I't'r as our llomt-- routing attvntlant. antl tht- stutlvnt hotly t'lt't-tt-tl Sut' Shitlakvr to rvign ovt'r tht' llUllll't'0lIllllg1 Ft'stiy'itit's. Carolt' Kovpltt' was t'lt't-tt'tl Qut't'n for tht' llallowt t'n l t'stiyal antl Carolint' Corloin was ht'r attvntlant. llt'p- rt'st'nting tts on tht- st't'ontl annual Cartlinal Court w t'rt' Ginny 'l'hrall. Xlolly 'l'arhutton. Nanvy Yan Yoorhis. Carolint' Corhin. antl lliant' XXt'att'. lliant' was t'host'n hy Nlr. .lohn llolwrt l'owt'rs to holtl tht' Cartlinal Qut't'n titlt-. -Ns tht' Class tlt'partt'tl on tht'lr ht'Ill0l' trip. tht-y t'ar- , . t . . rit-tl with tht'n1 tht'st' happy nlt'morit's ol' worlt. stutly. antl play. w hit'h form tht' rt'flt't'tions lt'I't lay tht' Svniors of lflnfr. 26 ISI ff I I Xl IJIi'I I'I' 'INI'I II'II Y 'I'un ' ' ' ' ' 2 f. '. , . V - -- s I, 2, 5, -I: I,..'I.A. I. .Z, 3. IIII II II IIIX I uulIulII 3. I: X-Iinunlrj 2: XX rvalling 3. I IIasIwtImII I. 2: 'I raf-Ia I: IIasvInaII 3. I: Inlra. Sports LI. I. IIIIIIS 'II,I'.HIIIII II:-I I. 3.3. I: IwmllmII1..I. IIII Ix KI,I,I'.N Flu. I.uum'lI I. III-I I. 2. 3, I. I'r4-sf I.IuIr I I .lrfIm.1I Iiui Nlaff I' I Iaw I'n I: I.Ius: I'Iux -I. I: I1lr.5IL I I'oulIraII I. 2. I: Inlra. hpurls I. 2. 3. I. 'II II'I IXNIJI-'Qu Y-'I'c-1-1149 3 I' I' AX -I I 'I 'I I' .,,4.. ,. ....-,.r....-.... I: Class. I'Iay 3: Intra. Spnrls 2. 3. I. Ilunur Sm xim. Mgr. I: I .N.II. 2, 3, I: Intra. Sports 3, I: IfIass 'Il-am vim. 2. 3, I: Ilm-In-y 3: Iimsling 3: NOIIeybaII 3. lIx IIAI IIIIiI.IIIi---IIi-Y I, 2, 3: I nolIvaII I, 2, 3,41 Iiaskvl- lI.1II2: Iiasf-IpaII 3: Inlra. Sports I. JINI IIXII.I'fY -Stu. IImIy I'ro-s. I: Stu. Iluum-il I, 2, 3, I: Ili-Y I I, 3, I: 'I'r4-as. 2: Ilunnr Suv. 3, I: Ilffivf-r I: Cardinal IIUG. Fla I Nlixval Il Imir I. 2. 3, I: Illass Prrs. 2: Illass Play 3. I: Kar. SI: I 7. 3: Ulu-r4-lla I: I untInaII I. 2. 3. I: III!-IILIIDI. I: IIasIwlInaII I I I. I: IIasvIraIII 7 I I How-I Sl , 1..f . 1 ' .' ah- 3: XII Nlifl-Six I uolIraII I SINIJIII IIXIxI'.II' I-I1-vns I. 2: I-.II.X. I, 2: I'.N.II. 2: . . . . , I lrlf I,Ir4- LI: Iar.SI11m I: IIITN-I-I,1rI12: Illassllax I. '13-.-'L 5x QT Z XIIRY 1. Q 1 C alr,u.... I., NAXCIY Ii.IRNI'1'I I'IC H I .N.f1. I. 2. II. In Girl! film- I. 2: I ur, Shun 2. CARUI. ULAX Iuli f'ff I -I1-Q-ns LZ. 3. I: ll. XA. 11: I .'I'.,'X. 2, 3. I: Honor Sm-. I: YIIXQ-II fllmir 2. 3. I: Ifns. 2. 3. I: Nur. Sh. I. 2. 3: Upvre-lla I: Intru. Slmrls 3. I. than loam 3. I, CL R'l' III N II,N'.'xflllIll21S I Fl' 6' Jw le xjfy Is BARBARA ISUIIN-Y-'l'f-ons l. 2.3.41 CA..-X. I. 2.3,-1: I .Il. X I., 2. 3: UracI0 Staff I. 2.31 Uulvry Stuff I. 2. 3: Cardinal Stuff I Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' CIM- I. 22. 3: Class Play I: Nur. SI: I. 2, 3: Inlru. Sports I. 2. 3. I: Llush I1-um 3. I: Iimxlmg 3: NUI Ivylrull I, 2.3.1. CHARLES RICHARD ISUURNIXX-'Ili-Y I. 22: FIUUIIIEIII I: Bsklball I. 2. 3. 4. DAN IIUIQCIIIQRQIII-X 2. 3: lluralinul Iiuf. Stuff I: Nlixw Choir 3. I: Mixed Chnrus 2: Rug! CIN- I. II: Class Play I Iar. SI1. I. 2. 3: Upvrvtla I. DHI GI.,-XS IIRI'1IfCIIfNnrtIl IIigI1 I. 1. 3: X-cltrlllllff ,I Truck II: Intra. Spurs I. 28 Spf-va-I1 Clays Play I: lar. SI1. 2. 3: I notIraII 2. 3. I: Iiaskn-lla' NANCY I.. CII.-K NIIIICIIS' I .lI. L I. 2. 3. I: Span. Iimmr Saw. 3: Inlra. Sports 3. DAN CIIAI NIxKNwSvic-llvc Club 2: Class Play 3: Spvf-1-I1 Class I'Iay 3: X-Country 3: 'I'rac'k Mgr. I, 2. 3. IMKV III-1NIII'1 I2II'II'XI.KNf 'NIix1-:I Clmir LI. 3: ,x1'I'UlllIbilIll5I 3: Nlixf-ml Chorus I: I. I'r1's. I: Buys' Ulm- I: Class Play 3, I l: Intra. Sport, 3. I. ICS'I'IIIiII IMI ISIS CIIAS'I'ICIiN-Nav Arthur I. 2, 3. Q 9 I,I.I',N .L IIIIIl,NI'.IIff Callanna I.lm'uIn I. 1.3. KICIUN IIIII NU-fxlixml Clmir 2. 3: Iluy sl CIM' I: Yar. FII. I. 2, 3: Ifunllrall 2. IC'I'III'1I. NI XY III 'I'I.IfII-Y-'I'n'm1:- 2. 3. I: Calf. I: GA. X. I. ' ' : . ' 1 . '4I I.IIUl'llS 2: Girls' Ill:-v I. 2. I: Ilanrl I. 'f, 3:Inxra.SpUr1s I. LZ. 3. I: Class 'I'4-am I. II. 3. I: SNIIIIIIIIIIQL I: Iimsling 3,-I:NuII1-ylmll I. 2. 3. I: Coll' 3. I: Sufi- Ilall II. I, I,INIlA CAM I'IlI'1I.I,- Y-T1-4-ns I. 2. 3, I: ILA..-K. I: I'r1'ssCIuIn 3. I1 I .'I'.k,2: I .N.C.3,-1:Uuu'ry31 Nlixe-flCImrus3:CirIs'IQI1-1: I, 2, 3: IIHIIIHSIT-PII Crt. 2:Yar.SI1. I, 22: Inlra. Sporls I. 2. 3. I: Ilm-key 2. E?,x fi IIUII IIOUKY- Intra. Sports I. 2, 3: Wrestling 3. P 7 7 JOAN IIUUI ICR fU.A.A. 2, 4: Intra. Sports Z., -1: Ilm-In-3 Howling I: ll.fX.N. Uutstanding Sportmanship Award 3. CX ROLINIC 'NIAHSICY CORIIINfStu. Count-iI 2: Y,-VIIPPIIS 3. I: C.'K. K. 2, 3: Prvss Clulr -I: F.II.A. 2: Clwf-rI1-ading fllu -I: Ura1:Ie-Staff' I: Cardinal Staff I: 'Wixm-tl Chorus .: Q' s' Q l2,I'I1IIilIlt:..,:1 LU- '1.,f: - 'gg I ,fg 1 .rt. lc I.ar4ImaI f.rt. -I: I ar. P-Ium 2. 3: Intra. Sports 2, 3. I: Llass 1-am I: Shllll. 2, .IL NuII4'yIraII 2. 3: f.In'4-rI4-:uIt'r .I. PIIII. IIXX IS- fliand I. 2: Intra Sports I. QXIXIX ,IIzXN I.I.It.IiUXN X-Im-rw 2. .L 1: I-.II.X. I. 2. 3: f - . . h, . . I, .. . . .1 I'.I.X. I: I-,N.f.. I. -2 XIIM-4I I.IllII'Ilk I. ... l:t.1rIs l,Iw- I. -. I: I.Iass I'Iay I: IIIrvIItlg1.'I. I'UI.I.X UJCIIRANYX -rIvv11s 2, 3. I: I'rt-ss f.I11In 3, I: I'.T.A. 3. I: Uravle- Staff 4: Outvrv 3. I: f.Iass lad. I: Izxvllaugt- Intl. I: Girls filer' I: Iar. Sh. I. T051 CODDINGTON-- SALLY CONYXERWSIU. Council LI: Y-Toctls I, 2, 3, 1-3 Cab. 2 3, I: b.A.A. Z, 3, -I: Press l.IuIp 3, I: f.aIr. I. Ilunnr Suv. 3, I: Ur avlf- Staff 3, 1-: Outcry 2, 3, I: Xsst. Art I'f4I. I: fIUI'l'l'Slt0lllIIlIZ. Svc. 4: Mixvd Choir 2, 3, I: Class Play I: I ar. SI1. I. 12. 3: Upvr vita I: YUIIQ-ytrall 3: ,Ir. Y-Tc-vns Sv:-. I. CAROL DAYTUX- Y-Tvmls 2, 3, 4: Baud l, 2: Swimming 4: Yollvyball 3. llAl.D.-XNIC lJUSlll'lll+llarmu-ll, S. C. 2, Y-Teens 3, 4: Cab. 1: G..-LA. 3, l: l .N.C. 3, 4: Cab. 3: Pres. 4: Span. Honor Soc. 4: Cardinal Staff l: Nlixa-al Choir 4: Nlixcd Chorus 3: Girls' Glve 3: lland 4-: Urclivstra 3, 4: Majorette 4: Hallmufen Crt. 3: Var. Show 3: lutra. Sports 3, 4: Class Team 3, 4: Hockey 4: Swim- ming 3: Bowling 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: llsktball. Mgr. 4. RICIIARD l'.-X'l I'UN DRl'iNAN+Norlli lligh l, 2: Mixed Choir 3: N ar. Show 3: Football 1: lutra. Sports 3, 4. JULIA ANNI'1T'I'li ELIJERYY-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: I Press Club 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: F.N.C. 3: Girls' Glee 1, 2: Var Show 1, 2: Swim. 4. is 'I Q 0 Q 'Gs 'Tru ANN FlSlll'lRfY-'l'4-1-tis l, 2, 3, 4: Cab. 3, 4: Jr. Y-Teens 1-as. l: Pr:-is Club 3, 4: llouor Soc-, 3, 4: Ura:-lv Staff 3, 4: Fea- tures lid. 3: Spa-viator Staff 2: Uutvry Stuff 2, 3, 4: l'ulrlir'ation Ed. 4: Cardinal Staff 4: Copy lid. 4: Youth Page Uispatf-h 4: Chorus Line 3, 4: Class Play 3: Speech Class Plays 3: Yar. Show 3: Intra. Sports 3, 4. DOTTI FOCTS-Y-'l'f-c-ns l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: F.H.A. 1: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading Club 3, 4: Yice-Pres. 4: Oracle Staff 4: Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ulm- l: lfns. 2, 3, 4: Yar. Show l, 2, 3: Upvretta 4: lutra. Sports 2. 3, 1: Class T4-aiu 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: Alternate 4. JUAN l l'RNl5- Y-'lie-vns l. 2, 3: l .'l'..-K. 2, 3. l: N im'-l'r4's. 3, 1: 'Nlixvd Chorus 2: liirls' Clf-v l. 2: Spec-1-ll Class Plays 3: Yar. Show 2: lutra. Sports 2. lillL'Cl'I GAR! lfllf-Ili-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3: Chess Club 3: llonor Sm-. 3, 1: lland l, 2, 3, 4: Urvhf-stra 3, 4: llanre- Baud 2, 3, 4: Yar. Show l. 2, 3: Football 4: Baseball 3, 4: lutra. Sports 2. 3: German llaud l, 3. 31 IUI4 gays ii' NI-QIIXNF'Q.- .L,f. 1 I. 'z fa 'z I :I I: Ulu-5 I'Izu Flugf-f,r1-xx 3. I. I I XXI ru I. -. I: Iioxx Ulm- I. 2. I: Klzlss X u-1--Prf-X. ..: .as- s .L...:, ..: z..wf.L.f., I I.ur:ImuI Ilus. FluITI1I'4mlInuII I: IllII'll, Fpur - 1 'z lrnfjl-i XXX III I.l.S Y-'III-vnu I. 2.23. I: l .Il.K.12..i. S NI. II XIIIJ- Slu. Comm-il 3: III-I I.2.3. I: 'Nlixf-II VIN,- II XIITNI XX .IurIxsm1l1mn I. 2. 31 Ili-X I: I'r4's- Ill XXI 1,I IIXl.Il W-'Il-1-mx 2.3. 11lf.'I'.X.21I-',N.l',2.?. I NI11m I..f. Illl I I I . hy, . . m .. . . A ' l' ln N 1 N 'W' ' . rn, Flmrl- Q: IIN.-I..-3 Lf: f.Il4-1'rI1'4uI4-r Lf. IJII'Ix VHIXN-f,ur4lmulb1uIT1: Kr! Ixdllur I1xxI'l'rIIlllgf,5. I Nfl I I' IC 1lliIiI'lNXX KI,IJ-X -'I'e-4-ns I, 22. 3. 1: I .II. X. I I NI.. 1. 3. I. Ilunnr Suv. 3. I: Hamel I. 2. 3. I: I.iIurnriuu I. 2.3 4 'fz 1 ..' nm 2:Inlr1i.Sp0rlS 3. I: Noll:-yball 3. I I 1Il.nsI'I15 I I lr HI . , 1 U IIII I 1'l'I'IlI'IRY-- S1'I4'lN'1' fIIuIv I. 22. 3: Class Play Slugv Cr .1 1' f IP 5 H I Yr? ANNE kll5l.l'IRf- Y-Tc:-:is 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1: F.'l'..-K. 3, 1-, Mixed Choir 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3: Kar. Show 3, lntra. Sports 3, Swimming 3, Class Play 4. JOHN J. KI.S'l'I.l iR- N1-wcomerstown 1, 2. CARULE KUEPK E- Stu. Council l, 3, Sec. 3: Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Cab. 3, Sec. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 1, Press Club 4, F.H.A. I: Cherr- leading Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Soc. 3, 4, Oracle Staff 3, -1: Asst. Ed. 3: Editor 4, Spectator Staff 3, Outcry Staff 2, 3, 4: Cardinal Staff 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Chorus Line 2, Homecoming Crt. 1, Hallowc-'en Queen 4: Cardinal Court 3, Cheerleader 2, 4, Yar. Show 1, 2, 3, Operetta 4, Intra. Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Class Team 1, Swim. 3, Volleyball 2, 3. STEPHANIE KREIDER-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3, Cab. 3, -1, Jr. Y-Teens Pres. l, Honor Soc. 3, 4, Oracle Staff 3: Spectator Staff 3, Asst. Ed. 3, Outcry Staff 4, Art Ed. 4, Cardinal Staff-1-, Features Ed. 4, Chorus Line 2, 3, 4, Var. Show 2, 3, lnlra. Sports 2, Class Team 2, Cols. Gallery of Fine Arts prize winner 2, First prize, Art Contest 2. 33 NAUNII l,. JlCFl I-IRYf- llryan, Uhio l, 2: Y-'l'4-e-ns 3, -1: Pre-ss Club 3: Span. llonor Soc-. lg Hrat-lv Staff 3: f:llUFll5 l1lll4'3Z Y ar. Show 3: l ir:+t place- in Gram-land Art Conti-st 3. JAMES ,IUHNSTUN-Mixed Choir 3, 4: 'Nlixe-tl Chorus 2: l5 !'S' Give l. 2: W ar. Show l, LZ, 3: Uperetta 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 1. CAHULYN KAYNICR- Stu. Council 1, Y-Tm-4-ns I, 2, 3, 1, Cub. 1: l .'l'..-K. l: Uutcry Staff 1: 'Nlixed Choir 2. 3, 1: Girls' Glen- I: Speech Class Plays 1: War. Show l, 2, 3: Opt-rm-tta 1, lutra. Sports 3: Class Team 3: Uflivc Girl 3. BILL KELLY- Minneapolis, Minn. l: Football 3, -1: Co-Capt Al-, Track 2, 3, 4, Intra. Sports 2, 3, el-, All Mid-Six Football. tiff x.. JANICIC KRLSINGICR--Y-'IR-ons l. 2. 3, 4: F.II.A. 1, 2. BARBARA LAING-Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2: F.T.A. 2: F.N.C. 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: Cali. 4: Span. Honor Soc. 3, 4: Treas. 3, 4: Cardinal Bus. Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2: Girls' Glce l, 2: Var. Show l, 2: Intra. Sports 2: Hockey 2: Xolleyball 2. JOSIE LANGSTAFF-Y-Teens 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2: F.N.C. 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Span. Honor Soc. 4: Mixed Choir 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Girls' Glee 1, 2: Yar. Show l, 2, 3: Class Team 2: Intra. Sports 1, 2. RICK LARSON-Big Walnut 1: Stu. Council 4: Press Club 3, 4: Treas. 4: Cardinal Bus. Staif 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Glee 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 4: Operetta 4: Football 2, 4: Golf 4: lntra. Sports 4. EE S it LAURENE LEASURE-Y-Teens l, 2: F.H.A. 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Girls' Clee 1, 2: Yar. Show 1, 2. DONNA LOIXGSIIORIC-Y-Teens 2, 3: F.lI.A. 2, 4. SARAH I.L'CK-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: F.N.C. 2, 3, 4: Span. Ilon- or Soc. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Girls' Glee 2, 4: X ar. Show. 2. BARBARA MALODY-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: F.ll.A. 1, 2: l'l.N.C. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Outcry Staff 4: Girls' Glee l, 2: Band 1, 2, 3:01-chestra 4: Yar. Show l, 2: lntra. Sports 3. 4. H- -2' N . l ' , If 4 '.9,f ,I lNl Nlr'Cl.ANAIIAN--lli-Y l, 2, 3, vl-: Trcas. 3: Pros. l-: llonor Soc. 3, 1: Cardinal Staff 3, 4: Asst. limi. Nlgr. 3: Hua. Mgr. -1: 'Nlixvd Choir l: Nlixed Chorus 2, 3: lloys' Glm' l, 2: Class Sw-. 2: Cl. Plav 3: lar. Sh. l, 2, 3, Operetta 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baskethall l, 2, 3, fl-: Baseball 2, 3, 4: All Mid-Six Football 4: llonora ble Mention 3. RUBERTA NICELWEE-Delaware Willis l, 2, 3: Intra. Sports 4. Rlf'l'll ANN NIICRCICR--Y-Teens l, 2, 3: F.Il.A. I, 2, 3: I .N.C. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Girls' Glee 1, 2: Var. Sh. l, 2. DAN NIILIIUY-Columbus East. l, 2: Span. llonor Soc. 3, 43 Ser: 1: lntra. Sports 3. lll'SS Nl.-XXX -Stn. Counvil lg lli-Y l,2,3: fiurllillill Bus. Slufl' l-: 'Nlixvd Choir 2. 3, l-1 Nlixed Chorus 2: lloys' Glcf' 2: lloys' Quartet l: Class Pros. lg Yivf--Pres. 3: Class Play 3, -1: Var. Show 2, 3: Upf-rt-ua l: Wirvstling 3, rl: Travk 2, 3, 1-1 lntra. Sports 2. 3. Sllllll,lCY N1 ANN-Big Wlilnut l, 2, 3: lland 3: Uffivf' Girl 3. ANN Nl,'lSUN--Y-'l'vmis 2, 3, 1: G..-LA. l, 2: l .T.,-K. l., 2. 3: l .N.C. 2, 3, l-: Span. llonor Sov. 3. 1: Nlixvd Chorus 2:Girls'Gl1-4 l, 2: W ar. Show l, 2: lntra. Sports l, 2, 3: Volleyball 2. BARBARA MAT'l'HliWS-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 1: Span. Honor Soc. 3, 4: Girls' Glee l: Yar. Sh. l. i f X ny. 3 if NANCY N10SHFiRfY-Teens I, 2, 3, -1-: Cab. 1: C.J1.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: F.N.C. 22, 3, 1: Cab. 3, 4: Chverlvacling Club 2, 3, 1: Cab. 3: Honor Soc. 3, 1: Span. Honor Soc. 1: Uulvry Staff 2: Niixed Chorus 3: Girls' Gleff 2, 3: Yar. Show I, 2: Intra. Sports I, 2. 3, 4: Hockey 2.11: Swim. 3: TPnnis 2, 1: Yolleyball 2, 3. 1: Cheerleader 2. ROBERT XELSON-North High 2, 3. RICHARD NL'DDfIIi-Y I, 2, 3: Press Club 1: Sc-if-iu'v Club I, 2, 3, -1: Cardinal Movie Crew: Youth Page lJ1Sllil1l'Il 1: Class Play Stagr Crew 3, 1: Spfwcll Class Play 3. GAY URTIIUI'il I'iR Stu. Council 21 xi-ilIf'l'llS I. 12, 3, 1: Se-iz 3: Cab. -1: F.II..X. I, 2. 3: I:'.'I'.-X. 1: Oraf-Iv Staff 1: Nlixvcl Choir 3, 4: Nlixcd Chorus 2: Girls' Glvc I, 2: lins. 3, 1: Iloun-roming Crt. -1: Class Play 1: Var. Show I, 2, 3:11pm-rvita 1: InLra. Sports I, 2, 3, 1: Class Team 2, 1: Swim. 3. 36 ISHNNIIC 'NIII.I.I'1R Y-'Il-1-ns I. 3. 1: I .II.1. 3. I: flair, 1. I'If1i YIII,l.l'III 1-'livvih 2. 3. 1: Cab. 1: C.X.X. I. 2, 3: 511 . .f. . . . ,, .. - . ,, - !'l1l'l' Club 1: 1.1.1, 3. 1: Nlm-il 1.horus ..:1flrIs 1,100 I. -1 Illl 1. 3, 1: Iiaud I. 2. 3: Nur. Slum I. 1, 3: Iutra. !1porls.I1 f,la Train 3. CARUI, 'NlUIi5l', 1-livvns I. LI, 3. 1: Nlivwl Choir 2, 3, 1 Girls Gln-0 I: l'ius.1Z.3. 1: Iiauel I, 2. 3: 1ar.5Ium I, ZZ. 31 Illlrl Sports 3. J.-XXX NIUSICII f-Stu. fiouuvil I, II: Y-ilwvviis I, 2. 3. 11 fiillb- 5 Pre-s.'1:G.'1.,-1. I, ZZ, 3, 1: l'ra-ss 1 ilulv 2, 3, 1: Ilouor Sm-. 1: Urm I1 Slaff I, 2. 3: Sp:-viator Staff 21111111-ry-Sxuff I. 2, 3. IZ Cllfllil Ilus. Staff 1: Nlixml Chorus I, 2: Girls' Ulm- I, 2: C1215-S l'li1y Stu. Dirvrtor 1: Spf-1-rl: Class Play 1: Yar. Show I, 2: Iulrl Sports I, 2, 3, 11: Class 'IH-am 2, -1: Ilonlwy 3: Swim. 2. 31 Ilmwl ing 11: Volleyball 3, 1. GLENN USHURN-Stu. Counvil 2: Span. Honor SOC. 3, 4: lntra. Sports l. BARBARA PURTl'1RfClass Play Stage Sc-t Committee 4: Art Contest 2nd Place' Wlnner 3. in 5 'ff' ZAIGA PHlEDl'l-Marshall, Tex.2,3: Science Clubfl-: F.N.C.4. TOM RUHERTS-Chess Cluh4: X-C0untry4: Track3: lNlgr.4. Z .Z,. -0 -.4-9 X 'CI' 'H-...Q SJ Rf STAN ROBINE'I'T'I'lasketball l,2,3,4: Capt. 4: Baseball 1,2 ROBBY ROBINSON-X-Country Mg. 2, 3: Bsktball Blgr. 2, 3, 4: Track Mgr. l, 2: Urarle Staff l. JIM Rl'SSl'll.l,gX-Country 2, 3, l: Capt. 1: Wh-ailing 3, Al Track l, 2, 3, 1: Statf- fllliilllll in X-Country l. BUDDY SANFURD-Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 4: liskthall l, 2: llasm-hall 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra. Sports 2, 3. , ,IIINI SEVY-Hi-Y I, 3, Football I. 2, 3. 1, Traek I, 2, 3. 1, ln tra. Sports l, 2, 3, 1. SUE ANN SllIllAKl'iRvStu. Couneil 2.3: Y. Pres, 3, Y-'l'e'vns t V 9 - . 9 I, Z, 3, 'I-, Nlenilr.-at-Large 3: fy.A..'X. I, -, 3, 1, Soc. Chrtn. .. Press Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y. Pres. 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, Cheerleading Clul 3, 4, Honor Soc-. 3, 4, Oracle Staff 1, 2. 3: ,Ir. High lid. I: Fea- tures Ed. 2, Spectator Staff 2, Outery Staff I, 2, 3, Fashion Ed 2, Cardinal Staff 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 3, lfditor 1, Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Clee 2, Class Pres. 3, Class See. I: Iloinet-outing Queen L1 Cardinal Queen 3, Class Play 1: Var. Show 2, lntra. Sports 2, 3, 4, Class Team 2, 3, Yolley ball 2, -1, Buckeye Girls' State 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, District Advertising Club Essay Contest Wfinner 3. A. Y. SIIIRK-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, Chess Club 3, Ora cle Staff 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, 3, 4, Spectator Staff 2, 3, Photog raphy 2, 3, Nlixed Choir 2, Nlixed Chorus 2, 3, X-Country 4, Class Play 4. DAVE SHUSTER-Ili-Y 3, 4. 38 STHII XI Y SN UQIC SIIl.IllIlllll'III1Y.llN'S.l2llI-yi I. 2.3.1, Ilouor Snr. It: Cardinal Ifus. Stall I: Class 'llrt-us. I: Class Play 3, I-, I ootIraII I, 2. 3. 1, iIlI'ill'Ix 2, Intru. Sports I. 2. 3. 1. 'NIARY KAY SCIl.-NpXI.fY-'l'ec-tis I, 2, 3, I-, Sc-ir-in-v Clulr 2, 1: Cali. 1, Uutvry Staff 21, Nlixetl Chorus I, 2. 1: Cirls' CI1-0 I, 2, 1: llantl I, 2, 3, 1, Urvhestra 1, Dunne Iland I, Spef-ell Class Play 1: Yar.SI1ow I, 2, Intra. Sports I, 2, 3. 1, Class 'lla-am 2. 3. Iil'It'I' W. SCIIWAII- Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 1: Clllllvlillll 11 Cllrflillill Staff 1, Nlixt-d Choir 2, 3, 1, lntra. Sports 3, 1: lland I, 2. 3: Y iw'- Pg-05, 3, f,l'l'Il?Sll'i1 3: Danee Band 2, 3: Class Nine-Pres. I, Yar. Show I, 2, 3, Coll' 2, 3, X-Country 4, Football Nlgr, I, 2. 3: Ilas- kelball Mgr. 2. FRANK SI'1NSl'1l.fStu. Counvil 1, 2, Ili-Y I, 2, 3, Iv: See. 3: Y. Pr:-s. 1, Spf-1-tutor StaI'f3, Cardinal Ilus. Staff 1, XlIXf'1lCIlUf'll5 I, 2, Boys' CIN- I, 2, Class Tri-as. 2, 3, 1, Class Play Stage- Crews 3, 1, Var. Show I, 2, Stage Crew 3, Upt-rvtta Stage Crm-ws 1, 'l'rtu'k I, lntra. Sports I, 2, Stott-keeper 3, -1. Iwi 1 A I I I A SLE SUM HIGHS-Y-'I'c-ens I, 2. 3: G..-LA. I, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Glee 2: Xar. Show 2. SIQIQ STIINCIICUNIII-Stll. Counvil 3: Y-'l'er'ns 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Press Club 3, el: Ilonor Soc. 3, -I: Uutcry Staff 2, 3, 4: Asst. lid. 3: Iixlilor 4: Nlixe-fl Choir I, 2, 3, I: Itns. I, 2, 3, 4: Trio I, 2, 3, 4: Class See. 4: Class Play 3, 4: Var. Show I, 2, 3: Operetta -lf: Intra. Sports 3: Swim. 2: Volleyball 3: Mixed Choir Vice-Pres. 4. IIIISII SIIIUI l'illf-Y-'llverls I, 2, 3, -I-: G..-K.-'L I, 2, 3, I-1 Press Clulr I: I .N.C. 2, 3, 1:54-0. 3,1-:Urar-luStafI' I: Youth Page .Iour- nal 3, 1: Nlixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee I, 3: Ilalloween Crt. I Speer-Ii Class Play 3: I ar. Show I: Intra. Sports 3: Yollcyhall 3: Uff. Girl I. IXXRIIICN STR XNILI-I--New la-uland I, 2, 3. 3 9 I: 'Nlixvd Chorus I: Girls' GI:-er I: lntra. Sports -I-: Class Tea NYIA IA SIA'l I'I'lII-Y-'IH-1-ns I. 3, I: GAA. I, 3: I .N.C. I, 3 JU-ANN Nl. Swlilill-lmxiliglcrll, Hass. I, 21 37-VIIPUIIS 3, 1 G..'K..-K. 3, -1: Cardinal Staff I-: Snapshots lid. I: lntra. Sports 3 : I' .:Swim.3:II wr., Iollc-yliall 3, I: Nlgr. I: Golf 3. PA Nl S'NII'l'lIWS1u. Counvil I: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Cali. el: G.A.A 2 3, -I: Press Club 1: I .lI.A. 2, 3: F.N.II. 3, 4: Oracle Staff 4 'Nlixt-d Choir 3, fl: Girls' GI:-0 I, 2: Ifns. 3, I: Trio 2, 3, -I: Cla Play I-2 I ar. Show l, 2, 3: Up:-rc-tta el: Intra. Sports 3: Ilovlu-y I 2, 3, I-: Swim. 3: Iolleyhall 2. SANDY SMITIIA-I-'.lI.A. I: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Glee I 2: Chorus Line 2: Var. Show I, 2, 3. in I I'IIII. 'INNIQIQNI XX Ili-I I. 2. 3. I:1.I:I,. X. l'r.-N, tg Imm- w I ' - ,,. I.1II I. -. 3. I: NX f'4'sIllll:1.I. I: lllll'-IIIIIIIHIIN I. -. 3. Ntol,l.N 'I' XII lil 'l l'IlN G. K. I 1.3: l're-M CIUII3. I: l .ll..X. I. I ,X.C. 2. 3: 'I'reas.12: N. l'ref. 3: Y-'I'eeuf 2. 3. I: IIll!'l'I'll'Zlllllll,. rr I lub 2. 3. I: Uraele Stuff 3: Nlixetl Choir I. 2. 3. I: Pres. I: Girls' ns. I. 2. 3. I: Trio I. 12. 3. I-1 liuml I: Carflinal Crt. I: N ur. Shots I 2. 3: Uperetla I: lntru. Sports 2: Class Tc-um I: Clieerleualer 7 3: 'I'.N. Sr-Iiool Corrs-spomlm-ut I. NALLX 'I'-XYLIlHfY-Teens I. 2. 3, I: Cub. I: G.'X.:K. I: l .ll.-X I. 2. 3: l'.N.C. 3. 4:21111 X. Pres. -I: I lonor Soc. I: Czircliuul Nlovie l'inunee Clirm. I: Xlixeil Chorus I. 2. 3, 4: Girlsi Glee I. 2. 3 I X ur. Show I. ZZ. 3: Intra. Sports 3. .'. Nlili T.-'lYl.0RfSttt. Couueil 2: Y-Teens I. 2. 3. I: Call. -I: I 9 I .. I .-LA. I: I'.ll..-X. I.-. 3: l'.N.C. 3. I: llonor Soc. I: Curtlinul Stuff I. .-Mlvertlseuient l,av-Uul Intl. -1: 'llixetl Chorus I. 2. 3. -I: Ctrl:-2' tlul 'SIN ' ' . 2. . . : Z1I'.Sll0M' I. ZZ. 3: lntra. Sports 3. Q -4,, 4 i fl 3 Sports 2. 3. I: lbixivluml Iluml 2. 3. KA'l'lll.lCI'1N TIIUNIAS- Y-'I'm-ns I. LI. 3: Press Cluln I: I .'l'. I 2. 3. I: Cult. 3: Pres. II: Spun. llonor Suv. 3. I: Uruele Stuff I Nlixeil Clmrus 12.3. I: Girls' Glee 12. 3. I: X ar. Slum 3. .' : -.is Club 3: Clief-rlvzuling Clu Z.--1 Line 2, 3. I: llonu-4-outing Crt. Z.: Cairtlinul Crt. I: I ur. Slum leader 3. I. RICII XIII? 'l'1lIJlD-Putlueaili. k1'Illll4'kf I. WILLI.-X Nl TIIISSI-IN-Band I, 2, 3. PI: 0rf'I1eStra 3, II: Ilullu Band 2. 3, -I: llrum 'Nlajor -I: I ur. Show 2. 3: Uperelta I: lnlrn NIRGINIX 'l'llR,'Xl.I.-Stu. Couneil I: Reporter I: Y leur I: llonor Soe. 3. I: Oracle II: Cardinal Staff I: .Xetivilies lid. I Nlixeil Choir 3. I: xllX1'llfIll0l'lIS 2: Girls' Glee lf: Ifns. I: Clloru v a I -ra-ltu I: Inlru. Sports 2. 3. -I-1 llovkey 2: Swim. 2. 3: Clie 'i IAN Y0l,KfIli-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Cali. 4: Scienrre Clulr 3, 1: S1-v, 3: Pre-s. II: llunur Soc. 3, I: Iland I, 2, 3: Urvlu-stra I: Dance Iland I, 2: Class Play 3, -I: Var. Show I, 2: Intra. Sports 3, II: Iloys' Stan- 3. STI-ZYIC WVARD-Hand I, 2, 3, -I: Pres. I: Ill f'Il0Sll'3 I, 2: Dance liand I, 2, 3, II: Class Sec. 3: Yar. Show 3: Fmnlnall 3, 4: llsktlnall 2, II: Intra. Sports I, 3. UHNIC V l'l-ITIAPY-T1-vns I-131 c.x.x. 21 F.ll.A. 3, cms Ulm- I, 2: Cardinal Queen I: I ar. Slum I, 2: Uffirc- -Xsst. 3. I. W lI,l.l -X Nl IC. WICIQSIC-Ili-Y I, 2, 3, I: Class Play Stage- Crow 3. I: Iar. Slum I: lfootlnall I, I: Nlgr. 2, 3: lislttlrall Nlggr. 2. Il GICIIIIY 'l'RXl TNI KN Y-'IH-vns I: CAA. I. 3. 3. I: Prvs- Cluln I: l .'l'.X. I- l .N.IQ. 2: Nlim-fl Clmrus 2. 3: Girls' Ulm- l. 11. ' ' q- '. ,. . I1 I: 3i1l'.5ll4N5 I: Intra. Sports ... 3: llu1'I.4-5 3. If ll- 5 Il-III -. PAI I. 'l'Rl'IP1I1li'--Ili-X I, 11, 3, I: Prv:-as Cluln 3: Clivss Cluln 3: Buys' CIN' I: Class Play llus. Nlgr. I: Nur. Slum l: lfuutlrall 2: X-Country I: 'l'ra4'k 3, I: Intra. Sports I, 2, 3. I. W'ILI,lANI Nl. XXXCICV- l.unmlun, lfnglantl 3: Prvss Clulr I: Venti' Clulr I: Class Play Pulnlit-ity Chairman I. NANCY VAN YIJURIIIS-'Y-'l'f-vns 2, 3, I: C.-X.-K. 2, 3, I: Pres. 4: Press Club 3, I: llunor Snr. 3, I: Urac-lv Staff 2: Cardinal Staff 4: Photography lid, I: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Ulm- 2: Car- dinal Crt. 3, I: Class Play FI: Spf-er-h Class Play II: Nar. Slum 2: Intra. Sports 2, 3, I: Class Te-am 2, 3, AI: llm-kay I: Swim. 2, 3, -I: Iiovsling 3, I: Yollvylrall 22, 3, II: Softball I: Uff. Asst, 4. I -.4 ,IICRHY NYIil.I.N1XN-Ili-H I. 2. 3. l:I'rvss1IluIn I: llonnr Soc. Ig Uravle- Staff I: Cardinal Iius. Staff I: Nlmia- Crews I-1 Youth Pagn- Ilispah-I1 I: Class Play Stage- Crux 3. l,Sp1-1-1-In Class Plav 3: I oolIraII I., 2. 3. I: Intra. Sports I. ZZ, All Nlial-Six llonurablrg Nlvnliun I. 'I'INl NYIIITIC-Ili-Y I. 2. 3. l:'I'ra1-In 2. CARI. WICIK-f Ili-Y I, 22, 3. -1: Ilonnr Sm-. 3, I: Span. Ilonor Soc. 3, -I: Prvs. I, Cardinal Staff -I: Class Will I: Class Play 3, Football Nlgr. 3. I: Iisklball Mgr. ZZ: Ilasvlmull 3, AI, lntra. Sports I. 2. 3. -I. CINIJA I.I'.I'. W II.I.SON--Y -TN-ns 3, -I: Prvss Club I, F.II.A. 2, Uulvry Slaff I: Girls' Glee 2: Yar. Slum I, I ullf-yball I. 1 40 JUDY VVILSUN-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cala. 3, C.A.A. I, 2, 3, F.T.Ai 2, 3, Treas. 3: F.IY.C. 4, Ilonor Soc. VI: Class Play 3, Spoof-l1CIass Play 3, Intra. Sports 2, 3, Swim. 2, 3, Rnse Festival Crl. 3: Bowling 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Gull' 3: Office I, 1. GICRR Y YAICGICR-'North High I, 2, 3: lntra. Sporls 4. DICK ZlI'I -vfllrur-Iv Staff 4: Outcry Staff PI-, llaml I: Orchestra It N ar. Show 2, 3, Iiasc-ball I: Art Contest Vl'inn0r I. 'I NNI' PIII'l'l'IiIClJ--FYI' IIRUWN tIIIlCIx IIKN!l'IIl'll.l. NURNI,-'KN NILSSICR Stuflwztf do .rludy . lflllg the 4-nurse uf the year, ilu-1-mnmmf Fu: rip n flies ss N unl1er-- of the Spurh llcparlnunl tape runrd llnir xolu-. a tunate to have as their guest leur ur r 4:1 lou n-,tm , they htudx UllllllIllll5 of I ulrlu bpm akin' Pu lurul lun are al who is a professor of CC0ll0IlllCS at Olno 'Niall L lllNlI'5llW Brown, Dick XII1 n, and Dan Hour her An annual assignment for Mr. li0ll!4l'lllll-S seniur lfnglish stu- dents is the preparation and preseniulion of original mono- logues. Here liill Kelly takes his friend Charlie for a ride in his new car. n s-J--.--+,i Ov, T Une of the many outstanding projects, Christmas cards, are being looked over by Carolyn Scatterday, Yice-President: Sally Purcell, Secretary : Jolm Chaeey, President, and Herschel Jennings, Treas- urer. Coming up . . JUNIORS The Junior Class worked long and hard this year to stage the perfect Jr.-Sr. Prom. At football gullies the Juniors were seen hovering around the concession stand shouting, Hot dogs, popcorn, coke, right here! The annual Booster Drive supple- mented the treasury, along with the Christmas projects. Before their trip the Seniors were sur- prised by the dreamy Jr.-Sr. Prom planned by Pat liranche and her com- mittee. Linder the capable leadership of President John Chacey, the class en- joy ed a successful year and raised their hopes for a trip to Washington. Row 1: S. llorn, J. lleany, J. llriese, C. Blakeslee, P. Boggs, J. Armstrong, C. Bach, A. Clymer, H. Campbell, S. Call. Row 2: li. Brow n, A. liaasch, B. Adkins, D. Beers, Il. Browning, P. Branche, D. Black, M. llennington, P. Cheeseman, S. Hartwell. Row 3: J. Downs, P. Beckwith, T. Camp- bell, li. Beckwith, J. Chacey, D. Coakley, L. Bussy, P. Brown, E. Case, ll. Campbell. -H- fp- X ng l J an DJ 1 lwd -. r1 mr s I I Us Hur 1 uni Hopplr D lulrmll U .1 lnm mhas Ii ns '3 I' H4 C va s I 01 x dson 3 TI 1 r 1 I J1 1 nvl: 'rm' ' , . ure., 1- . ' nw. .. 4' 'Q' , 1' 'nr,u... 1'.ns':. 1-1-A . . 'Ill . f. ,-uv .. ,a ' . f. ln-r .. n . u .' .1'mil. nsff:.. ,.a 4,44 ilu: '.f . 'Q- nnI'l'. ..A , . Q' ' , '. ns l Illlf r 4 1 r R1 v Ne o l n llll r 111 ns N 1 1 r J vlmc r L Sn 5 Purcell N lctu I S l lllll r l W Allan Y W 111lLr 1 1111 hns 3 u xc 4 111 5011 LS ulrc I' I4 i lllll l li ll Y .QT .I ..,' 1 .,. .5- 4-fi 01 rr lbv tbnzfbold . . . SOPHO ORES 'l'In-t1l4isfut 38 hai, take-n an zivtiu- part this it-air in tht- wimul lift-. SUIPIl0IIlUI'I'S huxv he-I-n r4'l'Il in tht- Viv-:I Iihnir. on tht- ttmthull und lmflwtlmll IPZIIIIP. uf t'Ill'l'I'It'kllIt'l'r. :mtl with svlmlustit' Iimmrs. I IllI1'I' tht- 4'atlmhI4' I4'ai4Ii-rsliip ul' .Iuhn ini W' rv is. Slulnlh lxrvsillvntz DUN. Stdnmun. Yin, lifcause of the incrvasing number of class inmuhers, there Soph- I'rc-siah-nt: I'e-vm Ifurnplu-II. Se-vrvtanrx' onmre 0fIif'f'rs were faced with atlulml l f?SIl0IlSlIDlIlIll'S which they rr' ' I tackled molI,TI1cufiicers arm Standing: Diane Honska, Treas- zmsl Diana- Nioiisku. Trmisure-r. IIll'I'I1lSS , , ,- , - ,Q , . . . b ll 5 Z lll'CI'.I,Z1VC Sttlnman, I ict I rt sidult. Pcfggy Camp e , ffcretary has untlt-rtuiwn :mini :num-y -IIlilIxIIl:1 pro- Seateil: John Stump, pmshlf-,lL jvvts. Sc-vvrul Sztturtluy murnings xwrv tla-xutt-1I to pztpvr elriu-s and lmlw szilvs. In Ili-vt-ixllwr. tht- vluss mon first plum in tht- lllllgkllilll' szllv. 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'. 47 nu 1 C 1 4 lirll 1 I lglfll lx Kmlcr on f farpcntvr P fampm lu km ns 2 I .Jrm 1 1 C amp be C lslli k Y Bo:-ter I frook lx Cox u hman ,I ns .1 J If I1 bl Ii 1 llaufs B Kwlxl Jn J Cl1flbtCIlSCI1 own U fdlh nllm N farnpr nfl lu nu w 'N 1 n f Nlalll x Q UI l 1 :mx Rea N Hum x on ku nr 1 Q J Norrms NI Joffrcs Kon I N Ytrlll U u lu s 1 Jeff l Lmfke 45 In In 1' lxrum tr X lush : Vl. flux. J. lhyl-s, .L lic-mlvr, CI. 1 m , . .',. f ' s . I. 1' , . Q' lull, ll B1 r H Rm ' :I , ll' 'll ', R. lilo rm. J. I' l ll, 1. ,' ', V. 5 , J. f ', r. , L. lid g ' , . llurkv. R4 3: J. llAk0r, I . 1 ll'll, . ,I ' ' . . 4 .5 I , . . , E. Br , . I' ' ' ', U. llurlon, .- . I' lcll. lei :j. Nlvllalllivl. F. Ale- lillgI'. N. lllgffillll. lx. ,IU-Pllll. J. NI r'-'. fi. lark BIISC . T.. ' lm S U. N1-le 1. Nl. NI1lhr.I'. NI -ffull. J. Nlill'r. Run 2: Nl. lxi1 ', .,lm'l.l1tZ. lg. ling. lu U. Nl s 4. lf. NIL rlxz1ll.l5. Nlaflaxfsll-y. li. Xl1'XilQlll'l1.l . .I . . 3: T. .flwa ll. 50 - A . li. Lutz. J. Nlus n, IJ. X1i.' F, l.illle-pugv, J. Lazzcll. I.. ers, 1. ' r, G Jw 1 K 11 1151111 1 1111 lll I P U R1 Slllllll ns 2 11 .1-,111 1 1 ' Sl ff P 51.111111 1 1111 1111 1 ws lrlll 1 I Ill nth li ll 1 111 ll SlNQl'dllIf' nn I 1 1 'N W ll 1 s 1 1 111 1 51111111 r fu A 1' ' . un f: . 1 1' . use-'11 '. ' 1111 , '11 , .' x' ', . .' MI .Q -21111 J. 1 f'.YX11rL111u . .Shppiizg 1.11 111111 up .. Ab FRE HM N Rick Urnig. Prvsitie-lit. Hill Ut'- fforrl, Nift'-I,l l'Si1lt'lll1 lizirhzirai Ut-nios, 'l'rt'zlsllr1'r: Pill l'utte'r- son, Se-vruturv. Tilt- tasks illlti rt-sponsihililivw whit-li t'zu't- ti nt-is high uri was alan hlllbIlit'lllt'lllt'li hy it hlIt't't'S5i.lIi lllilgillilll svhool vluss in-rc vopvti with in am t'I't'it'it'lit lllkIIIlll'f' hy mtv. this ye-ar'S Freshman Class. Thu' l rt-shimin tllusf oltit-4-rs. whit-h ist-rv vlt-vt:-tl Highlighting the- football se-mon is 115 ai l r1-wiiiiiaii1lIzi-i1- 4-urly in tht- full. In-lin-tl lo guitlt- this nt-w group. Tin-wt tw-n. ish:-rv many ot' tho stutlvntf ol' tht' largt-at vlufw ut oH'it-t-rs 4-onfi-I oi' Rim-it Urssig. l'rt-sith-nt: Hill Xlt-Cord VCQH5. hevailic' avqliainte-tl. Se-lling pt-n st-ts for Christ- Yit-4'-Prt-fitlt-ill: liurlmru Ut-nios. 'I'rt-ufiirt-r: Put Put mas was the first project of thf' if-ur. anti the' vlass lrvus- lt-rson. ht-1-rt-tary. f 'X Row 1: N. Stump. P. l,illl4'l'SUll. li. 5e'x'tiriis, li. Pzlriu-r. ,l. Kivltvt. X. Potts-r. U. I,l'UlHiit'f, H. Huy. E. Potts, 51. Robinson, li. Higgle. Row 2: I.. Shearer, J. Hoylt-, I . Hooker, P. Shuc, C. Rosen- quiit. S. Sekingvr. S. Pruyn. K. Smith, ll, Mark, li. St-lixsinm-. lion 3: P. l,llIPllll5. li. Stroinln-rg. 5U D. Rvvst-. H. Smith. G. Shitlukt-r. J. Rnffaivlle-. 'lf S1-ynimir. ll. Rzum-y. X. Pri:-liurtl. Vt. Pullvrson. N I -'-'11 ns I D Down lx 1 nshav S Ilallldaw ll 1'r lx I .1 Un S ns 1 N son 111 1 H1 L rc-1'-n1 1 ur1 1r 1 us ow 1 1 lrl1'll ,I -.un x urmar Jr1 and on r C 'lid fl L... 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'XVI-LK Y ix ,ui n lil '9 .V dw ' Q, I. if .:.:.:.-1 if Row 1: R. Bleakley, C. Vfendelken, D. Liles, C. Hilbrink, B. Green, P. Shoemaker, J. Richards B. Peterson, J. Wren, K. Adams, P. Savage, J. llendcrson. Row 2: D. Sorenson, T. Clark, J Mayer, S. Henderson, H. Spangcnberg, S. Woltz, T. lleischman, R. Mazur, L. Rusk, D. Brown Buddy Campbell, P. Fancher. Bow 3: B. Smith, P. Allen, A. lirusinger, Bob Campbell, P. Shirk, J. Mc-Call, J. Neal, B. Cameron, L. Morse, G. Milhon, R. Anderla, D. Eader, Hr. George. Row 4: s A. Seiller, J. Weed, T. Banks, D. Miley, R. Smith, S. Lyons, J. Chasteen, S. Beam, B. Daugherty, R. Scarbury, D. Johnson, P. Greenland, T. Holl. P1'c1Da1'z'ng for the later year! . . . Row 1: P. Bierke, C. Bender, J. Melsop, L. Palmer, J. Morse, M. Andreas, A. Ingram, D. Roth, N. Schneider, D. Dunlap, P. N anlilack, P. Jeffers. Row 2: K. W'eltz, C. Schaeffer, M. Jeffers, S. Yerhach, R. Wilder, M. Smith, S. Davis, S. Schrock, M. Fields, D. Davis, J. Staiger, I.. Arnoff, K. Barnette. Bow 3: J. Kramer, B. Hiller, J. Mellaniel, J. Combs, A. Elsea, J. Winters, B. Wood, lf. Bader, T. Lacey, G. Palm, D. Jacobs, J. Buckwalter, S. Joseph. Row 4: J. Young, B. Black- more, G. Aleshire, J. Davis, D. Clymer, J. Dawson, J. Criswell, D. Kife, J. Schaer, K. Tyler, Steve Smith, B. Bach, C. Sexton. . K Xa --Q' s JJ Row 1: K. Mayer. B. Bfinor, T. Loek, K. Horner, P. Marquard. S. Parkison. T. Norris, J. Me- Donald. J. Mf'Alpinf', D. XY ilsnn. I. McDaniel, P. R3lDllf'llil. ll. Sonnenlmrg. Row 2: J. Wiagner. C. lxlI'lrlN'f', A. Johnston, fl. Hose, G. Tilld, J. lnffle-s, C. Singers, K. xx-illrifill, S. Melvin. S. Nlal- 2' lox, S. Pilylllh J. llindes. Row 3: ll. Zollingm-r, ll. lxl2lK'NlI'ill', ll. Yuvgi-r, P. lfunk, lf. Rosen, D. Shoernuleer. ll. Morrow, D. llorvll. .-X. Slvinnlzin, I . l.n-urnvil. J. xlllIlt'll', C. Purkiiisoil. Row 4: ll. Volk. G. Wing. ll. Richards, J. SN'i'Hl'lIl:jQ'll, J. VIlilHll!'lllll. Nl. Hill. P. Parker, T. llzilmun. J. NIcHenry, B. lxlf'flli1IlP, R. Sellnvll, R. Wiilliams. Row 5: J. Paton, L. Friend, D. Keller. .l. NIC- Adams, G. Bonncll, F. Davison, D. Jones, M. Mills, J. Druvin, D. Sleight, R. Mann, J. Seymour. 7 , J Stzll mjoyzng fumor Hzkgla IW . . . Row 1: D. Felton, H. Evans, M. Futrell, J. Gifford, A. Cohbs. A. Beatty, K. Bruna. Y. llaugh J. Beaver, D. Carlisle, Mrs. Ilohrovnikoff. Row 2: D. lfnsign, J. Clark, R. Doneliey, l.. llurke, P Edwards. S. Bernard, K. Stout, ll. Todd, P. llarman, S. Tamgvman, D. Rigby, J. llircl. Row 3 D. Davis, J. llaggy, P. Halclwr, D. Slaigs-r, J. McGurer, S. Pool, C. llucldc-n, G. Williams, J Underwood, A. Chakeres, J. Vfellman. Row 4: F. Caughell, D. Failor, G. Davis, R. Aylesworth D. Blanton, H. Beck, T. Groeniger, J. Cullum, S. Yanx oorllis, D. Goins, J- Baflki ROW 51 .J Bretthaver, R. Kennedy, B. Berger, J. NlcNliller, J. Dumbauld, L. Fislwr, H. Wwilson, F. Wlar shall, R. Quelettc, J. Sellers, M. Carrall, B. Balkins. R49 1. En Q-Lf' SHARON-Row 1: S. Kuhl, C. Richards, P. Clark, E. Riggln, S. Shilanll, C. Reivhvrt, NI Anderla, B. Britt, A. Christian, Nl. Scior, P. lVlcConn4-l, J. Abc-lv, ll. Plapp. Row 2: li. ligellioff, S. Tomlinson, ll. Brandt, S. Goldthwait, D. fffleilly, M. Landon, K. Build, l.. l.ovvl1-ss, K. Urwig If. Parks, J. Patterson, li. Windorn. Row 3: I . Slit-arcr, li. Xxlilkvr, li. Gvslxins, N. lnglv, N Zimmerman, Nl. linker, D. Crashel, C. Potts, D. W'arfel, K. llivks, W . llanprich, D. Dayton, D Redman. Row 4: ll. Powell, P. Henderson, S. French, J. Stranch, ll. l.uwrenm', li. llarrison. IJ Condit, D. Smith, S. Kurtzman, D. Severino, Wi. Carter, K. Rieppel, J. YVolfe. Row 5: ll. Baby C. Cly, J. Anderson, D. Trimble, J. Baker, D. Black, G. Nloorehcad, D. Miner, ll. Anihruster J. Miley, E. Kindberg, S. Sidebottom. SEVENTH GRADER HUM lCDAI.l'i+H0w l: Nl. Cast, D. Grossman, 5. l'iw'rharl, S. Carter, ll. Filllif'IllD0l'g, S. lCl4l4-r P. Turner, J. Nlonnett, ll. Pappas, J. Heidman, M. Kat-pprwr, ll. Ode-ll. Row 2: ll. Ross, S Phelps, J. Nichols, J. Vvarren, P. Gerald, B. DeLong, R. Whitney, L. Allen, D. Taylor, R. Nir- Hride, P. Cox. Row 3: J. Downs, S. Love, J. Hoster, L. Kincaid, ll. Halliday, J. NIH!-5011, C. Hunt G. Fogle, B. Turner, J. Daugherty, J. Walters, B. Anderson. 'Q a V 5 Q 9 . -Ev' fig S2-'HX ffm' in 1, Q-1 R6fl6'Cll.0ll.f of 7'0j'fllU'. . . iftafdufi, mzktlvlozg and fufpmzff THE 1956 CARDINAL QUEEN ! W E QUEEN DIANE 40 , .ff f . ,X W ' 'E'- . ' Yslfgqx 'K ,ff . ,sv wi, ' E , 3 'J -,QW li, ,fx ' K V 47 A .Y ,pg if ,,A, :Zn W,M, Q jg ,E,, , . 1 Bvlmeen classes A pnpular pastime -id 'in at Favonte hobby COIIFCIIIIQ: PECIITCS Dunn at bonu at work at lay Date DI hm Offim duty .Z iff if N urdinzil corona lion. HTHE BIGGE SECRET - , . . Xl 'lull I. Xl. on lhu- night ol Ile-1-1-iiilwi' ffl. IWSS. 1'1llIlbll'F l'l'2lS4'll lo llilIH'l' aillml ggailli4'i'1'1l airounil llu- royal lhronv. 'l'l1o-5 swrv 4-argl-rly 2lN3llllllg,f lln- 2lllll0llll1'1'lll1'Ill ol' Ilia- l'lSo lfairalinail l.llI1'4ll. Xl vxuvlly lll l'. Nl. Suv Sliielzllu-r. lfurelinul liwlilor. inlroflurml 1-mln ol' lliv Fl'Yl'll llll'llllH'I'n ol lln- vourl. Nainm lun x1llll'lllS. l'i-gggy liiiniplwll. lliuna- NM-zulu-. Ginny 'l'hrull. liurolinv lforhin. Nlollj 'l'an'lmllon. zinsl ,loziniv Xrnhlrolig in-rv 4-svorlc-il lo lhv- lhrone- lo lhv lllll1'Ul.llll'll' llanorila- Manga. 'I'In- imigii-ul song ol' the- vu-ningj sun A-SlLll'1llISl.u lor il was Sn-nior lliaine' NM-411495 lznorilv Fong. ,lim Nlvlllunulmn. Knnuail llusim-sh xIilll1lg1l'l'. 1'l'0Nll4'1l Ili- zinv lhv N50 lim-flimil l'lll4'4'll as the- lvvl- ing ol' la-nsion gun- may lo upplzilm- unil aipprolmlion ol' lliune-'w xivlorj. Xllvr lhi- vroun was lrlmw-nl on hvr llvzul llIl1l,lllllllil1llN'SlUXS1'llllll'lI'illllll.HlllllxlFa. N53 flilflllllill ll,llt'l'Il Suv Slllllillxfl' Im'- wnlwl lliunv with the- lraulilionul llt'l'lx- l1l1'4'.'lllllSiS an small golnl lu-url on an slf-n4lvr vlmin which is liunilvil iloxsn from lxllII'l'll to Qlivvll. Diunv uml hm-r l'Sl'0l'l lioh lnslvrnoocl 1lum'1-el lo Uslilfllllhlfl 1'li- muxing ai ve-ry vu-iling vc-ra-iiioiiy. A M ru' ' .gf A .- is, '..::'-f.- Nancy YanYoorhis, PQ-ggy flalnphell, Molly Tarhullon, Queen Diana- We-atc, Caroline Corbin, Ginny Thrull, and ,lounic Arxnslrong. .- W 11 s c fri GINNY IJ Ar JOHN ROBERT POWERS 2-17 Park Avenue New York 17. N. Y. December 8, 1955 My congratulations to the Cardinal Queen ol' l956. lt was difficult indeed to choose between the seven lovely contestants for the title of Cardinal Queen, each one exemplilying so well the at- tractiveness inherent in the American girl of today. My final selection was based on the following qualities: conformation ol' features and facial contoursg personality projectiong naturalness and poise. Qf all beauty attributes the most important are naturalness and poise. My very best wishes to you, the Cardinal Queen, and to the students of Worthington High School. Sincerely yours, John Robert Powers 'J' Po y M01 CAROLINE 371 A 1'1kl0l'11JZIJ' ganzv, tba corofmtiofz, fl.7l'l1I11lCl' HOMECOMING QLLI N S11 The mghl LII NX IS c11l1l 11111 crlsp '15 Q111111 S111 911111 llxCI' 11111 h1r court 1rr1x11l 11 1111 f11111l1 1ll 111111 111 tl111r rm 1l1l111111ts H11 X 111 r1g'1c1lo1l 1 1 811111118111-JJN f111111 tl11 111l1111l111N I 11 lllf 111111 11r1111111111s 1 1 111 KN 1 1111110 1 1 1 1 gl 1 IX 1 T lr I ff UU I Y 1s111x 1ll1 1 11 1111111 f11ll111 f 11111 1 1 1111111 f 1111 9 ll 1 1 I1 111 rs 111 1111111 f1111t1 64 56? Q ,ia 1 mf ga. ff 5' I E 3 ' 1 M5 in s u, , -an ,v G 1, ff'TN 2. ag E I 5 . U I - . . , fi 5 I I sn .y -. , ', ,. V? ., vi Ifxflgflfbtff and g0lvl1'11.g lbw ffoaly, ilu' p11n1a'1' - - HALLUWTYEN Xl 1 111 1 f 11111111 U1 l11111r 11111111g 1 111 1w 1111 N ss1r1 110. Tl PIII 1111 1 1 - 11111.11 1r1 1111111 11 1 1 11 1 N1 111111 11111 11 N4 1' Q4 1 1 - ff 1-1111 r 1 F1 1111 f r111111 1 r1111111 1 1 1111 111 r11111 11 ll r 111 11 1111 1sr11u1f111 1r1111 ff Ill 1 1 f 11 111111111 111 1111111111 11 1111 nmnj. llvr Higi1ll1'rS.fiLlrUit' lxm-pkv. rulwl wil rs-jul air :uni ai winning smilv on lilul H1141 Uvtu 1-vv. K. X, NN 1-ll k Vrimm-il lllis Nl'ill'-S llll1'l'll in llll ilIllIf'l'N5iY1' f'4-r4'- mann sporls ID0l S0llJIiiif', Hon Hut' il u In-r If 1925 I x, 5+-ulml before- ffarulc was hor Court in sllmli-es of ilrvzunj pastels. Susan W'hitl, Fri-shnian, we-aring whit:-1 Carol flurpefxlu-r, Soplwiimrc-, allirvd in blur-1 Junior flnnnir- flruolwr, wwuring H-llrm: und Se-niur fiurulinc: Corbin, wearing aqua, wer sc-au-ui on gurdz-n ohairs. .- UT C Cz'mz'vrella of the 61.116167 path . . . TRACK QUEEN aw, 'WM QUFEN PATTI Pre season electlon by the track team made lt possible to lnclude this year s track queen ln the annual Thns season s cholce IS a Junior Patu Boggs She and her court consisting of a girl from each Mld Slx school wlll relgn over the Annual Mld Slx Track and Fleld Meet on Mas 8 This will be the slxth wear Worthmgton has been the host school ueen Pattl wlll an ard the medals to the varlous wmners Coach Elsenhart wxll present her as the 1956 Track ueen of W H S 68 1 fi E W' 'W 7,5 f -I ,frat A . - ' y 72T gm, f fy H ws, P. I - M12f-fflifsfmf ' , ' r K Y ' 1 K t ' .' wifi ' - ff A 'Wx f 5 ' ' K ' ' ' . , - ' N 'lf ' ' ' 1 . . . . . , . , . 1 ' 7 Y - . Y . 7. . v - . . . Q V x ' Hull 4, U P4-rl and prvlly. lg, :- UNK'-CII 1Jll4't'll ffanruln' lXll4'Ihkt' un thc' Mau ln class, Exilim' Hn' prn llvw' of I HIIQIII1'-4 x1llllil:j1'I'. i. 1 llzmcling du Nll llu- ll4'r'klzl1'o-. 0105 N-.4 T L1 The nigh t before- Judy wilson, 1955 Rust' Frslival fl,Il4'l'Il.S Court. II0Ml4XIfJ'NllNG CHI HT: Uurlr:1rzlS1'v0rnS, P4-ggi Slinff, Quf-1-n Sue Shiclakvr, Gay Urlhm-fvr, and Te-rry NY'allzu'+-. ll' P' 1 ifdgb 'Q ,A Li '5'i'!5 1-45 f ff: X C? VY .,9 ' B' Reflectiom of rimlrg 5 as nr A TT y V , Q-.lv--WM Football eo-captains, Bill Kelly and Jim llailey, were elected by their teammates to lead the team during the l955 season. for the Mid-Six Crown was between London and Worth- ington, the two league leaders, at the end of the season. W'.H.S. battled valiantly but went down in defeat 26-0. The reserve team composed of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen played reserve tealns of the varsity's op- ponents. During the season, the boys accumulated a record ol' 6 wins and 1 loss. FOOTBALL Our fglatbzg CHl'6l71.71HlI . . Starting the season with the tremendous handicap ol' basing only four returning lettermen. the Vs .H.S. foot- ball team made a line showing. Findings alter the Mid- Six results were tallied showed that XY orthington shared second place with Grove City. being surpassed only by first-place l.ondon. Vl'orthington's season record con- sisted of 3 wins, sl- losses, and l tie: and the league rceord being 3 wins and 2 losses. Bill Kelly and Jim liailey. eo-captains for the team. made wise decisions and played excellent games at their half-back and quarterback positions. The most memorable game ofthe year was the contest which was held at Delaware ill the pouring rain. Sheets ol' water slashed at the players as they fought to a 6-6 tie on the slippery turf. A happy Homecoming was en- joyed when the W'.H.S. team defeated Westerville. a traditional rival, by the score. 20-0. The actual contest the All Mid-Six Team. Two complete teams consisting of outstanding players were chosen by the coaches of the league teams. Vlorthington players seltcttd were Jim Bailey, Jim Nll'c,lli1Il2lll2ill, llill Kelly. and Roger Farahay. Jerry Vlvellman received honorable mention. Dow Nelson served as head coach assisted by Dave Howell. Rudy lJllZt'IllilIl and Harold Hill were in charge ol' the reserxes. ow 1 l' Alban P 'lan nn S Ward ll. WR-ese, R. Larson, S. Savage, J. W'ellman,J. Metllau- lxe y D Drenan How 2 ll lXCf1lIIl l Davis, J. Lutz, ll. Nilson, B. Pullin, ll. lleekwith, D. Nloore I' Denllnger B Wallau II Jennings, D. Coakley, R. Farahay, Cliff Smith, W. lloskey, W Patterson How 3 C Wick A Pishtr J. Dobbins, ll. Nlaxey, L. Rife, B. Carver, ll. Teets, S. Ream ll. NleNaehten Nl. Sheets J. Clark, J. Murphy, R. Smith, ll. Sonner, Nl. liarahay, ll. Yereoe M. Lave. Row 4: A. J. Campbell ll. Maeyiear, Coaeh llitzeman, Coach Nelson, J. Kelly. Worthington is proud of their five representatives to R ' : '.. , . ' gen: , , ahan, J. Sevy, L. Chapman, ll. llartman, ll. liachelor, ll. Allen, l . Scnsel, la. llard, J. llailey, ll. Y lly, . . ' : . ' ' ' g, ' '. . 1, J. . , . V' i .9 . f . v. ' . ' : . i' , . 2 , 9 KY 9 9 7 N S P. Horeh, ll, Whitten, D. Greer, Coach llowell, Coach llill. . . , .,r, ..... ,., M.. , .M,Mau.,........,....... .. .,,..,a.,.Wn Fred Alban Dick Allen Dick llachclor jim Bailey Larry Chapman Senior player: . . XYIIIS. W.Il.S. W.lI.S. W.H.S. W.II.S. W.lI.S. W.H.S. W.H.S. Cramlvicw' D1-lawalrr Marysville- Hilliard NY'0st0rvillv Grow' City London llvxlvy Coach Nelson and llle buys un lllc side-lines wvallur lcnsf mu ments of the opening football game with Grandview which V or thinglfm lost 13-6. Ulf lx Uri nan Cardinal co-claampf. . B Stan Robinett, Captain The fiery Worthington squad eompleted a very sueeessful season. dup- licating last year's record of I5-3. The deeiding faetor as to whether we were ehampions or eo-ehampions w as our defeat at Nlarjssille. a Mid-Six Fehool. YN ith three seeonds to go Mary ssille made a basket and took a two point lead. thus aehieving their share of the Nlid-Six Crown. The traditional alumni game at Worthington was abolished this year in favor of playing Dublin. The team started on a path to a successful season by their vietory in the opener. and team followers were eonfident that their future was bright. The Cards lost to a powerful Mt. Vernon squad. and the other non-league defeat was to North. Four players of Worthington's starting line-up reeeived honors in the All Mid-Six seleetions. ,lim MeClanahan and Captain Stan Robin- ett were plaeed on the first teamg ,lim Bailey. on the seeond: and Duane Pelkey reeeived honorable mention. The Worthington team was seeded in the Central Dislriet Class A Basketball Tournaments and progressed to defeat Linden and Del- aware. The Cards were downed by the powerful lfast squad after leading the Tigers most of the game. The 50--15 seore reveals the tremendous ball playing on the Cardinals' part. This yearis tourney eampaign marked the farthest the W.II.S. team has gone in Class 'K basketball. The loeker room ovation after the lfast game testified to the fans, enthusiasm and pride in this year's squad. mam., Center ,hm NlcClanahan 52 mon aan e Cardznalr Forw ard Stan Robmett Forward Steve W ard Guard ,hm Halley Guard Lhuck Boorman P XX.H.5 XX.ll.S XX.H.S XX.H.S XX.Il.S W.H.S XX.H.5 XX.H.S XX .ILS XX.H.5 XX.H.S SI 50 on IIS 1 l 69 80 20 S0 34 52 X XIISITXX SCUIIICS lluhhn IJ1-Iam urn- XII. X t'I'IlUIl Xlury NXIH1' Urxlf-X Hilliami Ulmllurlgx fl0llIIHlllIS Nm-th brow- f.1lX Lumlon Uahunnu l,im-mln .50 I0 8T IW -13 on lm 30 IH ll '11 XX XX XX XX XX XX XX ,I- XX XX XX .H.S. .H.S. .H.S. .II.S. .1l.S. .H.S. .H.S. UL RN,A .II.S. .ll.S. .lI.S. lpun 11 in! .lim Hailvy swfrvs for thc Cards mill: il jump shot. lmukirlg on ill 1'lJLlXl'X:Uill'iIf'X and Jim X14-lflunu hun. 32 XX wtf-rsillv IW IT Xlurjnilla' W 09 Hilliard ll 61 Xrlingtun 37 T1 Crow' flily 59 T9 lnllclml 38 T8 XX rflvrxilla- 03 X1XH',N'l1 U1 l,insIrn Sl .38 lh-lim art' ST 15 Cnlulnbuw lfafl SH H4-y Slrvlvhf Uuvm- Cfouklvy sinks one in spite' 1 I.0llll1n1's dvfvllsv. And lln' worv goes up illlUIh1'!' xwlvhf Slain Rnlrilwll illlvllllbli X u frm- lllrms. Jim x1I'XIlillli1hLlIl and Uuum- PQ-lkm fun. ITD ure- l 'i'l - '1 f1 --'IH' X'f'f u'11'l11 1f11f'wHI' U' also pictured. A as ilu' Cards down Imnldon, 79-53. RESERVE BASKETB LL -H ., Colillwlillgg in thi- 'Nliel-Six lic-sc-rxv l,4'ilgIl4'. XNor1hington's h-ann. aft:-r un opvning min ow-r llulnlin. lu-I Ihre-v 1-or1sv1'1:lixv ganna-s lay onv point. Tlivy posh-al an oufrull sm:-omil rw-or4l of fn wins zinwl I2 lossvs. ill4'llIliiIlIQ' lsso 1-losv xivlorivs. El 27-20 4lt'l'lSiHll ou-1' Wvslvr- villf- and il 23-22 all-fc-at ol' llilliursls. Six svhools 0lllSill1'Uiilh1' Xlicl- Six Lvagiu- wvrv also worthy l'0I'lI6'5iilllIS of Ilia- Czirfls. cl02N'll Kvn Kilim-r's rf-si-rw' lvani l'UlllIN'l4'1l vigorously in llivir l'igIllU'f'I'l-rQfillIll svlic-4lul0. zlnfl ai vlosv look at slutistivs rm-vvals thi-ir marginal lossvs. This 1956 squurl l'0lIlIJOFC'll of six sopliomorf-s and scxvn frvslnnf-n. will he spiritf-ll vonipvtitors on future- Worthington tvums. SCORES W.H.S. 27 Dublin IU NN ILS. 30 Vl.lI.S. -lb llvlaxsarv Gulianna l,incoln XX.H.S. 30 Nh. Yvrnon H5 27 Wvslcrvillv W 2 .H.b. VC'.H.S W.H.S W.H.S W.H.S W.H.S W.H.S 20 Nlarysvillc 37 Hilliarfls 8 Bexley 34 Ulentangy 32 Nort h 43 Grow' City 25 London ILS H.S w Hb H.S Hb H.S 29 Mary svillv 23 Hillianls 28 Arlington 23 Grovv City -13 London 39 Wbstcrvillc Coach Rayner Randy for 151711.91 play Row 1 NY Harding, oc Iut7 IJ 'Ieels li Mcxa lllen Kon Iloppvr T Iauhctt Dau Hopper Row 2 llgr J kelly 'I Downie B Smith P Iovinan BUhIJdNld'50ll D Yfrum B Yan fleet 'Nlg,,r B Burton TN 01 'er lJz'lL orer dale . CROSS COUNTRY Xnotller lop-noleh runner was highlighle4l :luring the 1935 X-Country season as Nlorlliillgloifs eaptain. ,lim Russell. non the imlixielual lm th impionship. setting, a new state meet eourst rmeorfl oi l0..i.5.-. .Xlso high on .linfs list ol' xietories antl honors was his setting a new sehool reeortl ol' 9:31 at llanslieltl and a new Howling Green Relays reeortl ol' l0:06.5. The team, eoaehetl hy the eapahle l.es lfisenhart, ran to a seeontl plaee in the tlislriet for a new team low seore antl to a seventh plaee in the slate meet for another team loss seore. The squad hroughl in a thirf1 plaee title in the state A. A. Lv. meet. W il11 the speetl and Cfl11llI'llIll'1' ol' ,lim Russell, ,lim Gorman, Duane Pelkey, Doug Severino, Paul Treeee, and ,lim xYill12lIIlS, the regular starting runners, W'.H.S. raeketl up a season reeord of four wins and three losses. judging from the line support of the remaining team members, the Cards ean look forward to arstrong season in 1956. V1 HS 78 Y. 1. Nlarion 27 W.H.S. 15 South 50 W.H.S. 22 Wvcst 37 Jim Russell, Captain W.lI.S. 18 1WaIlSfiell1 43 Wv.H.S. 15 Newark 47 W.H.S. 41 East 20 W.H.S. 37 Springfield 27 Row 1: L. Zigli, T. Hindes, D. Hopper, 13. Sehwab, Riehard Hopper, A. Y. Shirk, J. Russell, J. Gor- man, B. Smith, J. Williams, P. Treece, D. Pelkey. Row 2: Coach Eisenhart, D. Iireech, T. Roberts, W. Harding, P. Beckwith, K. Latham, D. Futrell, G. Wbrkman, B. Yan Fleet, T. Patehett, D. Severino. Missing from picture: C. Shidaker. 0111' 11101111141 . . . WRESTLING The wrestling Squad Completed its seeond year of eom- petition with a Sueeessful season. 1.1-tl hy Captain Phil Tangeman and Coaeh 1,es Ifisenhart. the matmen in addition to holding a 4-2 dual meet reeord. took first in the Central Distriet Meet. In the hrst Worthington tournament. l.ima Senior plaeed first and Worthington, seeond. The squad took seventh plaee in the regional meet at Findlay and qual- ified four wrestlers for the State meet. Bob 1V1aeViear was third in the 133 pound elassg Terry Davis, fourth in the 138 pound elassg Phil Tangeman, seeond in the 165 pound classg and Russ Mann. fourth in the 175 pound elass. The first mateh eliminated three of our wrestlers. Phil Tangeman won his first match but was disqualified in the next. The team has many fine wrestlers who will contribute mueh to the bright future predieted for this newly or- ganized sport. W.H.S. 28 O.S.S.B. 19 W'.H.S. 24 University 23 W.H.S. 19 Fostoria 23 W.H.S. 35 Arlington 8 W.H.S. 37 University 10 W.11.S. 13 Fremont 30 Row 1: B. Keating, T. Davis, G. wilbfkllllill, R. Nlann, P. Tan cman P Berkmth R lxznnedw D Goins, B. Nlcflord. Row 2: Coach lfisenhart, H. Latham. D. Sew erino S Ream H Nilson lx latham Cushman, K. Sonnet. Row 3:11. Pullin, 11. Slat- X iear, R. lilalteslee 1 Rift U 'Nlontonaro 1' Xlhan Lewis Hard, NV.H.S. returning lettermau The boys pictured at the right are the probable nlemhers of the 1956 golf squad. Coach Rayner announced that because of the increased enthus- iasm over the sport, he may form a freshman squad to better train the boys for varsity eolu- petition. Row l: IJ. xlillllilllilfll., S. Cuslunan. ,l. Nlikkel- sen, L. Jeffers. Now 2: W. llurding, M. Nlikkel- seu, C. Shidaker, li. Yau Fleet, R. Larson. Row 3: Coach Kayner. Jack Lutz, L. Hard. B. Schwab. F. Jeffers. 84- Slyooting for tba' gmvz . . . With only one returning letterman. the Wiorthington golf team will enter the 1950 season approximately two weeks from year book printing time. Worthington plays in the Central District Golf League. consisting of fourteen schools. All of the City League schools. two CBL sehools. two Mid-Six schools. and two CCL schools, are represented in this League. Games are played on Monday s, starting in April, and continue throughout the spring season. Worthington will play in the Mid-Six Tournament in May at the University Golf Course. Vliesterville is the defending champion and will provide a challenge to worthy Mid-Six competitors. The 1955 golf team was the runner-up in the Mid- Six Tournament, bowing only to Westerville. A larger number of boys from all grades came out for golf this year which definitely shows an increased amount of enthusiasm. This is also very encouraging for Worthingtonis golf future. Cznder dr mom Vt ortlungton -ulll-. to haxl a lm uk forprodullnfr top th trltlt tcallls llll tll r M lllll lr to Je no exec ptlon Tlu ofllc lal pral tu e bc gan about one xx eelt llI'0Yl0ll'3 to the prlntlnv dl adllne for THI f KRDI N -KL and the tealn thcn elfcted ,lllll Russell laplaln for the 1936 scason Agaln thls xcar V5 orthlngton xxlll open thelr schedule hx plaxlnv host to xlsltlnf schools for an lndoor track lllllll on 'Nlart ll ll qtartlllf on Nlarfh I6 the team wlll partlupate ln four lflll00l' llltt ts ln lorl the outdoor slason fols lnto full -.wlngj The fdfllllldl llllfllldtlg art l0dilltll hx les lzlsen hart who IS prl entlx strx lnfr as PI'09ltlLIll of the Ohlo Assoclatlon of Tratlt Coaclles Slnce the Mld Slx Nleet was Hrst staged hls box s haxe annuallx taken the league 4 hamplonshlp and thev wlll be out to hold thelr present standlng 1956 SCHEDL LE hlarch Aprll Vl est Thlrd Greater Lols South X Central DFHIQOH RfldNs NIHFIOII W estervllle Sprlngfield Relax Q Arllngton Sl Delaxx are '70 84 21 Man field Relaxs Ohlo Relax s Gl dl'lllYlLW W orthlngton Relax - U H S A A Relaxs Tai Captaln Jllll Russell Max l Bl xltx llnden North Marlon Relax lNlght 1 81 5 Mlaml Relaxs Mld SIX Meet ltlusklngllm Rclaxs Arllngton Relaxs DlSlTlll 75 81 76 btate Q Q6 PROBABLE 1956 TRACK TI' ANI Row 1 D Budblll J Gorman ,I Russell T Davls J Sprlnger R Mann B lxellx lx Latham Row 2 Mgr 'I Roberts D Severlno B NIeCord P Brown D 'Nlaxey J Rudolph Ii Hartman D Yercoe Row3 L llgll A Y Shlrk D Breeell L Rlfe T lannarlno Dlck Reese Daxe Hopper T Campbell R kennedy R Latham Row 4 ll Wallace U futrell J Camp bell B xI3CXlCdl' J Wllllanls D Severance P Illnkle B Warren B Pullln C Nlurdoek 81 Summer? conquer! . . . 1955 BASEBALL The 1955 Vlorthington High baseball team finished its spring and summer schedule in July' as Mid-Six Champions, adding another trophy to the 1955 collection. Coach Dow Nelson and his boys' league record read 8 wins and 2 losses. The Cards bowed only' to London and Hilliards, both times splitting a doubleheader. In their opening game of the Central District Class A Tournament. the Cardinals defeated Grove- portg but they' were overtaken by' Columbus South in the next game. leaving a season record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Regular players for the squad were 1955 seniors Bill Hickman QB, Ted McQuaide C. Dick Roberts 3B, and Guy' Fraeasso LF. Returning to the 1956 team are seniors Stan Robinett P, SSQ Jim McClanahan CFg and Jim Bailey' 1133 and juniors Duane Pelkey' P. SSQ Dave Coakley' CF, RFg and Roger Farahay' P. RF. The reserves con- sisted of Henry' Shuster RF, Carl Wick CF, Bruce Carver RF, Fred Alban LF, Bud Sanford 2B, Tom Mitchell 313. John Chacey' SS, Dick Moore CF, Ron Kennedy' 2B, Don Reese RF, Dick Teets RF, and Curt Stumpf C. 1955 SCORES W'.ll.S. T Westerville 0 W'.H.S. T VC 9 Westerville 0 W'.H.S. -l 'kVl'.H.S. 6 Croveport l W'.H.S. -1 'W'.H.S. 10 Cols. South 14 W .H.S. 9 Vl'.H.S. 5 London 12 Vl'.H.S. 5 W'.H.S. l London 0 if Tournament games W'.H.S. 7 Grove City 6 Grove City Hilliard llilliaral Marysville Marysville '51-J' Worthington s collection if trophies no features the 1955 Nlid Six Baseball Champion hip tro hw which :rr vides this year s team y ith a hi h oal to hoot for Pictured here are Duane P lkey P 1 Dave Coakley ,lun 'NIL-Clanahan Coach 'Xel on and ,lun Bailey 1 9 3 9 3 3 W w W2 W2 wi ygxflh PM 'WW If gil f ' V ! -3 X GIRL ' PORTS Thr- llovkfrv Tram. consisting mostlx of juniorf. slums 4-onsidvralple promisv for nf-xt year? sm-uson. - lglllllll1H'kl'f la-anus. with tlle- he-lp of Kay fhulcr- son, llUl'lx4', 111111111511-r. conlpletcd u sllvve-ssflll full Y St'llClllll1'. Tlu- li Hockm' Team is pivlllrml ulyovv. Noll:-vlrall calls for ilu- 1-xpvrl timing of 1-url! ta-um member. Indoor SINDTISlllI'llldI'ff'IlClIlgl'li:liSi'S.ilF'bil'lllI'1'll 'Nlany girls choose awlwry as part uf llu-ir plqsic-al f-ducalion alrovv. us nf-ll as tumbling and ping-pong. program. 88 Linder the supervision of Miss Mary Lou Bach the girls' athletic program has been increased by greater participation in a va- riety of sports. The A and B hockey teams traveled to nearby schools such as Uni- versity. Bexley, and Grandview, and were hosts to Arlington. A spaghetti dinner elimaxed the season. Thursday afternoons were devoted to the intramural leagues in basketball and volleyball, and any girl in the high school interested in sports was eligible to participate. The class basket- ball team members were chosen on the basis of skill and competed with other schools. A tournament among the class teams concluded the season. Other girls' sports included archery, fencing, ping pong, swimming. softball, and tennis. HPR CLASS 'l'l'i.-XXI-'lirm I: H. Sunner, INTRAMURAL BASKI'ITBALLvThis program provided the girls with school-wide participation in weekly basketball games. SOPHOMORIC CLASS TICANI-Row 1: D Warren, D. Gillespie, C. Carpenter, K. Anderson K. Joseph, C. Nlackensen. Row 2: Nl. Roloson D. Nlonska, B. Ilaignere, J. Slater, M. livans ll. Wren. u I x Sl-IN IOR CLASS TI'iAlNl-Row l:C. lic-au-r, It J 'llliilh 5- 'liU L5 lUll. J. Reed. lx. Solnn-r. lion Butler ll. Dosln-r, G. Urthoefer. Hom 2: N. Kan 2 1 lfl1z.l'.lioggs,fl. S1'iilll'l'liil,,5. l'nr4'e-Il, NI. Yoorbis, C. Corbin, J. Smith. Absent: f Il4lS. lxoepke, J. Moser, S. Slatter. mm mmm mlm N 5 MXL X fx. 1 Alfj1V,,f.gf'C ,101-Qfi iv- , ff gl W f flaw' II, ' A f :Y r, I' V ff 1135 V ,Ji RQfl6ffl.07lI of ftuflent ezzdmror n o Lmdifzg ll! tbrougly tba' yur. . . S DE T GOVER ME T I 1 f 3 'Wx 1 f Z ,, , 5,1 0--.J 15565195 JI111 11111111 5111111 Ill 1111111 I rc-111111 li H Flll' U UT 0 N 111111 NK 1r ll llw -1101111 ,lllll 0111 lllx 111 P1 11' N ll 1 1111 1 ll 11r F1 1111011 ll 1x 1111l1r11111 111111111 -11r11 1 1r1.1 111 111111 111 p11r1111p.1111111111 -11111111 v1111r111111111 and .1 1111111 dt 1111 5lll11CI1t C 1111111 11 1 11111111 N1 I1 1 111 .1 1 1111 1 N 1 11 1 Ill 1r11111111111- 1 111 11 - 11 11111 1111 - 1 1 1.111 11111111 1 f1IllN ll ff 111111 11 111 It 1 1 11 1111 111nff 1 Flll 11 111 Q 1 1. ' 2 5 N ix YV ,Z ,f 1 .gy , V ,A 1, , 1 J m in I, 3' ' . ' , .Q J , , 1 A.' I, 111 11 1 ip ' lg 1' 1957, 1111' V1'.lI.S. S111111-111 1111111 11'1'11'11 IJ ' U 1115, -11r11f11f1'-1-.,li1111111,-1'1111-11 111s 111 s 'II11 .1illl lgili1l'f 111 s1-r1'1' as 1111'ir 11'111111r 1'11r 1111- 1035-19311 11111 ' 1l5.'1.'1ilIll'1' 11111 s1r111r S111111-111 111 11111'i1. Llllf .'1'1 v '1 . 1 1'j .j 1' ' 11131311 1 111' Q1 - illll ' ' 5 11111 1 ' 1111-11' 111-rv i111r1111111'1-11 111 11r 1- -1 a '1 ' 11' ' S1 'I ' '11 P' Il. ' . i1 - S1'1l Ili: 1-1'1'11r1s '11111 1111-1s 1' '11 ' 1 ..'1.IlC - 1- S- s - - - ' ' kg- C - 1 ,- V- 1111- fiy - r1-1111111111111 N1l11'1l 11111 s1-1111 11 11'1s 1 -1-11 ' 1 1'1'D111',1111'S1y1'a1rS. flizftzkzg Ilffkbl . . . STUDENT COUNCIL Fort-nlosl uniong tht- el:-sire-s ol' this ye-ur's Slutlvnl flonnvil wastos1'4'llrc'ln-tt4'r stu- tlm-nt purtivipuliml llllll thvri-ln r1'ulizt'lwl- tvr rm-sults. Uni- ol' thv proje-vts of this stu- mlm-nt gow-rning hotly was to sm-t up thr- lonngv in tht- lohhy ol' the- gyn1.'l'h4-5 also run the vllvvk roonl at tht- honn- huslwt- bull gzunvs anal solcl mums ut tht- llonw- Coming gamma The Counvil, f'0IIlll0Sl'll of rvlirvsvlltu- tivvs from cuvli honicrooin and tho vlalss pri-sitlcllts. haul sc-xvrul standing vom- mittvvs this your invlmling tht- In-It rally, assvnihly, :intl vtttltt-1-ti t'UIIlIllllU'l'S. 'llhv ofhccrs c-lcctcfl hy tht' council were Vice- Prcsidcnt, Stormy Suvugvg Secretary, Patti Boggzsg Trvuslm-r, John SIIIIIIIDQ anal Hvportcr, Ginny Thrull. ,lim Bailey, Stu- tlcnt Body l'rcsi1l1-nt, tlircctml thc nicot- ings and llr. XYilliLl1IlS served as official advisor. -gl Organizing the plans and functions of Student Council More the ollivcrs: Reporter, Ginny 'fhrullg Yice-President, Stormy Savagcg President, ,lim Baileyg' Secretary, Patti Boggsg and Treasurer, john Stump. 'ts rwl l or r Vlnlnrx S fhupo 0, li liranct S lldlluld r fr Row 2 ll Nltf 1 rd J onska, f .nnrr lhrdll, lx Xntlcrson, K Nldxkuison, 1nner,,l flmu x na t ann, .na 1' liar Ly, Stump IS Y an I' , . furahay, H. lx 'nm-dy ll. 1 IWSIC. Nluch additional time and work was spent by the busy Y-Teen ollicers. They were Carole Koepke, Secretary, Sally Purcell, Vice-President, ,lean McLaughlin, Member-at-Large, Mary Thomas, Treasurer, and Jann Moser, President. Serwke and fun . . Y-TEENS To grow in the knowledge and love of God . . , is part of the purpose of the Y- Teens, a branch of the Y.lY.f'..'X. The club colnhined fun and service in its ac- tivities this year. It sponsored nine scrv- ice projects, and each IIIOIIIDCI' was re- quired to participate in at least two of them. The officers were Jann Moser, Presi- dent g Sally Purcell, Yice-l'1'esident Z Carole Koepke, Secretary, Mary Thonias, Treas- urer: and Jean Klehaughlin, NlCllll3Cl -2ll- Large. Advising this organization was Miss Porter. The programs for the meetings, aptly planned by Sally Conner, Program Chair- lnan, included skits about the conferences attended in the spring and fall and various interesting speakers. Row 1: D. Fouls, C. Corbin, C. Koepke, D. Gerald, ll. Laing, J. Moser, S. Cligrow, J. W'heldon, T. Mlxrdoek, N. Jeffery, S. Stein, L. Iloll. Row 2: C. Willson, A. Mason, S. Slatter, J. Wlilson, S. Stinchcomb, S. Conner, li. Campbell, ll. Bohn, S. linker, S. llartwell, K. Sohner. Row 3: C. Anelich, M. Tarbutton, S. Krcider, T. Stover, N. Mosher, A. Fisher, M. Evans, D. Tobin, P. Fur- nis, P. Stine. 4 Row 1 Il Doshcr P Smith Rl llonnm lon IJ Black P Bobbi l Lccdy lx Lehman J Arm stron C lhuln T Wallace C Nl.u.lu.n-sim Row 2 J Felkert A Llwmmr K Anllns f' Butler C Sfdlllfddy NI banner L bC'llll'l7lll Or Y Wmur IX Thompson 'Nl fJlI4l1lll I frook lx Jo ll ll nw J 0 Kun qlllllll D Wuml lx 0 Dux J lx N S lmk l Nlnllnr L ncr Sully laxlnr ly cjflllflfflf N1 S lldll J Sul' I nn l J 4 tl If rms: 4 l llr.1n4 4 .1 4 ll 1 4 Ill ns na 'N 4U ll 1 .am Q me er ll l I llpalr N n4 4 r ow 3 J 41-.4 n n 41 ll 4, 4 f Ld J . . , . , . g , . ', . fm., ,. .', . , .A - 'r ',,.J' ,.J.'.'g,. '-,'. ., .,- ,..l ,'. - sql. 4 I:J -.A . ' . . S., '. ' -', .liur'1',J..lill4'r,.'. , , '.. ' ', J.Kuy- ,. , '. ',. ..'4-'a. .. -vr. w Rc ' : . llivk -y, J. llvany, Nl. S 'fll- , ll. li ning. J. N1-Ivin. J. l l4vrin, fl. l,4-144-In, J. ' 'l1f', J. Bri -sv, fl. lil' k -sl , P. flunnl l,-ll. S. J4- llllglf. K4 2: l.. Nr-ff. I.. Nlurfl ' ll, H. ,l- unif-l,J. Gr--1, ll. ff' Il -ll, J. xll'l.illl:jllllIl, A. Vnltz, lf. 51ilI',li. V --we-, N. Ingram, i. Q' ' ivk, C. SI - -- . li ' : . R , N. L4-4-, ff. lhunl zulu, S. II rn, J. Lunul -rl n, l.. Nl 'llllyl'1', Q. 'len- dorf, N. Yvard, N. Jennings, F. xlilfnllilll, N. Pulls. 95 nv l I rn 1 1 n 1 1 .1 11 11 .AIII11 us I N11 1 111111 1 1 111 Smith Kon Il N llllfhlf- nu 1l1 111 x ru ar uma Il 1 N ur 1 nv 1 5 V81 11 111 111r I3 NX r1n C Ura If 1 1 1 N11 1 Nl xxlllll iulu 1 1 1 1 ri-1: ll 11 N 1 1 lion 3 T N11 1r Wm 1-11111 .111 1111114 1 r nhrm X lxlblvr Q 1 I' .I ll C Dax 1111 Cbflkllflil Sari 'zkc . . HI-Y l.t-atling tht- t'lub in its various at-tivitit-5 lloint-t-tuning t-t-rt-- IllUll,,f1llfiSlIllllH Forlnul, and st-rvit-t- projt-t-ts - wt-rc tht- offit-t-rs: llurt St-huab, Chaplain: Uuant- Pt-lkt-3, 'l'rt-asurt-r: Jim Nlvfllan- ahan, Pre-sitlt-nt: Frank Senst-I. Yit-t--Prt-sitlt-nt: John Chat-t-y. St-t-rt-tary. 'l'ht- nit-nibt-rs ol' tht- Hi-Y Club hm t- all ht-lpt-tl tht- t'lub munity. t-ollt-vting tlonations for tht- Kintlt-r kt-5 llt-art to list- up to its noblt- purpost-: To t-rt-att-. maintain. .-Xssot-iatitnt. antl t-xtt-ntl. throughout tht- svhool antl t'onununity. at During tht- yt-ar. tht- t'lub ht-Itl two joint IIlt't'llIlgS high stantlartl of Christian t-haravtt-r. This club. which with tht- Y-Tt-t-ns. ont- of whit-h was plannt-tl by tht- is a brunt-h of tht- YMCA. hatl for somt- of its activitit-s Hi-Y. tht- planning ol' tht- Homt-t-tuning t't-rt-mont. tht- t-o- To It-ntl tht- t'lub through tht- busy it-ar. tht- club t-- sponsorhhip of tht- Christmas l orlnaI. antl tht- prt-st-nta- lt-t-tt-tl tht- following ol'l'it't-rs: Jim Nlt-tllanahan. l'rt-si- tion ol' at fllll'iSlIIlilS box to tht- patit-nts at tht- Statt- llos- tlt-nt: Frank St-nst-l. Yivt--l'rt-sitlt-nt: John Chat-t-5 . pitul. -Xlso tluring tht- holitlay st-uson. tht- Hi-Y nit-inbt-rs St-t'rt-tary: Uuant- Pt-lkt-5 , Trt-usurt-r: antl Burt Schwab. joint-tl with tht- Y-'ft-t-ns to t-arol throughout tht- t'oln- Chaplain. Mr. Nt-Ison atlvist-tl Iht- Ili-Y. I ix' , A 'Ax iv Row 1: N . Noll-t, ll. lxt-ating, A. Y . Shirlt, ll. llartmun, I . St-nst-l. ll. .illt-n, li. St-hwab, T. Whitt- Il. llanst-l. J. Wt-lhnun. Row 2: Jot- l,utz, J. Nlt-tllanahan, ll. Vt-t-sc, 5. Savage, IJ. Alt-shire, Ui Shurtt-r. ll. V it-lt, P. 'l'angt-man, li. Sanfortl. J. liailt-5. Row 3: 'l'. filllllllllfll, U. liutlbill, N. Davis R. Stirgvolt, J. Rudolph, G. Yan Y lat-lt, Uavt- fipf, WN. lloskt-y, N. Taylor, L. llard. How 4: Pattwhett, U. Tet-ts, ll. Hahafft-y, D. Morrow, U. Steinman. Nl. Sheets. D. Goers, C. Stunipf, B, llrow n. Q7 I ev 613- mb Row 1 I3 NIacI1car Iac-k Lutz C II11 PT D Nlmurr R IXPIIIMIIS P B6CIxMllIl T NI1tcI1fIl F1ltr1II D Huhmdn N NICCU' Ross 2 II I 11111111 J Nprm mr Ii Iic1Ius1II1 I Wll ld 112 G W47rk111a11 P St1fII6r X PISIIEI' ,I Stump Q ISJII N Ream I Ilmdes Ilnu I II F3!'dIlZ1N P Hormh Ix Latham I Dans G looks-r B Brmsn ,I Chaces I Spoff NI II11pk111Q R Lha vex B Burton Ron Hopper Row I If PuIIu1 I' I1lI1IlI'l er D Cudklex I5 IdI11rr'I1 D Xlavccs H Harman D Pelkey II lN1Ison Ii VIcNa hten L Rlfe D011 Ruse L......A Z 'mn I- X 1i ' ,3- One an 1 1111 1 1 I1t1 1 var XI II N .1 1 I xrur Ihr: Kon I'XtIlI1QlIX ,Inn xIlCIdl1l 1111 an III I1 IIdI'III1dIl Iax 1111! pIan f1 r tI1f' le 1 latnz nlfetm 1 5 ,, 't G4 . 1 I . K' ' . .. . Q I Q 1 ax , - ' : . 1 I' ' 4. ff 1 . v ' ' ' ' . ' 2 D. ', . ',g.1 '. ': .,1- '?:s.. .P 'g1:, . r '... 'I 1.'. . ' . . ' , .Q , I. s.Q. ,'I. ' . 'I: . ' -. . ' , . ,'I. J, I. . A . . ' . . , , ,..I .. . 'I L, . I - . I , , . . . . . C , . r , . . u . . . . .', . , . . g , . , . 2 gl , 1 ' 1 1 Y is v- u I 12... . in ' mu, . 'QF' ', I 2 ' I , I' X I 1 X , N6 1 x l 1 I - I gg I 3 ' I , ,QA OI' IIN' wrim' urn' -cts of IIi-I is svn I' 1' rn- 1r'sf' 1tativf-s In thc- III-Y KIINIPI I1FfTIFi Irv. I . I .I 1- I xr IIIJ 5 h' . SPIII ,Ivrry Vs f'IIllluIl -1111 Iiru 1' Q2 ' . X ' ' ' r. ' ' .' 1 I 1 . LI I ' ' ' 5 1 Q5 ' '1 1 ' rg, xx ,, .. lo I . Svulmlr 51'1'ra'lz1ry. Hulpll lllulwf-lr-0: filiupluin. ,la-ff lxra-ills-rx In-usurn-r. Hill Nl:-fmrfl. Slumling: xll'1'fl,I'l'Sllll'lll, l'lnl Lam- man: Pre-sidvrll, Viarrvn llarslingg S4-rgf-uiil-at-.-Kriiis. Cars Shi- dakor. Fmflmzwz in f7 fl1.7l1.7lg. . Y -uh-fl: Pf1'Sllli'llI, Nancy Sluinp. Standing: Sl'1'Y'Q'lllff, 'X Z., Lars mul: xil'l'-I,l'l'wllll'lIl. Susan llulliflavz 'l'rm-insure-r. flliurlwlla vwiiqnii:-nl: 'Nix-inlwr-at-lrargv, liarlmra lfrundl. J U IDR Y-TEENS AND HI-Y x11'IlllN'I'S Ulitlll' jr. Y-'l'm-ns uml ,I r. Ili-Y are- l'iI'l'SlllllLlll ainel purlivs with m-1-dx 1-hilclrvn throughout thc- xwair lmys unwl girls illtvrmu-el in joining lln- rvgular Y-YIYOPII Svvvrul joint lIll'l'llI1gS of the- clubs mvre- 1-lljuyval ln ami lli-Y vlubs in thvir fnplimiiurm-'yvar. Both groupw llmhe- ullvmling. 'flu' 1-apablv ailsisurs arc- Nliss Pultun luiu' parlivipalt-1l in sc-rxivv prujvvls 5ll1'll as gifts for il in vlmrgo- ol' ,lr. Y-il1l'4'llSilIl4l Hr. Harulfl llill. ,lr. Ili-N nu-nlul limpitul. 'lliuiilvgixing lnufki-If lor thu- pun ROW 1: li. Kin-lfurrl, li. 5lll1l2llml'I', l'. Lnvnian. W. llurmling. li. lilulu--lm-. Row 2: J. Krf-irlvr. ,I. Raffaf-Ile, Nl. Furziliuy, li. liuki-r, Ni. flaw-. l ,-Q Row 1 .l Wmters S Ward S Douglass P Shue S Bonn:-ll I Hack B Henderson S Wllltt rw2 N1 lir un S Kldwpuulf ll S11 lx I nnlll S 4 nay Xllr rtsrn ll lar cr ll cv nw li llun rw 0 nm 1 cr fr lfllllilldh lx lrven S La ev W :wg-ww I I ' s...... llnw 1: S. F0 le J. Wvilcox S. SllllllllQ'l R. lladerlsvlwr J. Nlullanivl. C. Rosenquist Nl. Cvllwl R. Gravc-F. Nl. liirniff, S. Blackburn. Row 2: J. ln les. L. Uivrlufr Nl. Anderson E. Kay S. llc- -lx S. Torramw-. P. Patterson N. Stump I. Hamilton. Row 3: C. Waltrip Nl. Wood H. Brandt ll Hr-izer J. I oldtlmait. B. SCllW'lI'lllf' S. Snkinlfer R. Ray. 100 Rr111k1'11g bigb . . . HONOR SOCIETY Nlemlu-rs ol' the upper thircl of the ,lunior :intl Senior elusseh are eligilrle to he ehosen for membership to the lfrunltlin County llonor Soeiety. 'llhe members are chosen hy the fueulty for qualities sueh as eharaeter, leatlership, seholarship. and service. as well for their scholastic ability. ,lim Bailey was the Worthington group's leader and representative to the county eouneil for the two meet- ings of the l955-l956 sehool year. 'lille full meeting was heltl ut Gahannu-l.ineoln High Sehool untl the spring meeting at Nlilllin lligh Sehool. is representative. ,lim purtieiputetl in the formal initiation serviees and in- struetetl the Vli. ll. S. initiates. The meetings provicle an exeellent opportunity for the stutlents of the various sehools to heeome ziequaintetl with eueh other. They eo-operate to present the talent shows whieh follow the Services. The host school pro- wules muQ1c for dallllllff and refre hmentQ .ire serw ed Wi' 'ii Q Bl-, 41 4 bf' x t Ex 1 ,lim Bailey W ll S repreientatn e, and 'Nlr VC lllnams renew de tails for W ortlunf loll s part in the fall and sprinff meetings of the franklin County llonor q0PlCty Y.. O 'wr nal un r 1 1 4 o-. lrunwd ltl fd JN! I' 5 IH d UN dll INDI' 7 f 4 I l I UN4 Y or lllfl W H DM 1 JXJ t Pzllux 5 Niso -' AY' .' U S y K . A. V D '. . . 6 . .I . D . g . I W 1 A-11925. -M4 X Q , ' Y , O 0 I i f t if ' rev? ng L 4, I 3 ., R1 :G. l.ul - 1 lo f, 'lf V allune, ,-X. I'ilrll4'l'. 5. lxrei ler, J. Nl 'l,iill:1llllll, lf. IJ -in J, N. I ' ' -Ifl, ,L .X I l --. U. lllh 'll. fi. ll:-A - . 5. .il ' l' lu-r. It 2: N. Y' X hia, ff. lfn ,, S. l'urev-ll, S. Conn fr, 5. Sllllf'll4'UIllll, fi. lxo-I lt ', J. W iI5 mu. J. Nl , 'r. N. Nlofher, Sue 'lin' l , Xl. l l IIIZIS, Sulll' 'lluyl r. lit fl: J. wl'llIllilll. ,l. NI 'fllunuliam. 5. S' 'gtg N . Nolk, fi. Wi 'k, J. lluiley, ll. HH - '- ,l.. 'l. n. .1--i Planning thc Christmas service project of giving food and cloth- ing to a needy family was one of the main jobs facing the ofhccrs. Scated: Nancy Yan Yrzorhis, Prcsidcnt. Standing: Maris lico- nington, Social Chairman: Terry Wallace, Sccrctary: Carolyn Scattcrtlay, Nico-President: and ,Indio Smith, 'l'r1-asurcr. Pl'07110f1.1lkQ .qborlfmanflazp . . G. A. A. Thc Prcsitlcnt ol' tht- Girls' .Xthlctic .Ns- sociation. Nancy Van Yoorhis. antl hcr calrinct compose-tl of Carolyn Scattcrtlay. Vicc-Prcsitlcntg Terry Wallacc. Sccrctaryg Jualic Smith. Trcasurcrg and Maris lion- nington. Social Chairman, lt-tl tht- group through a vcry succcssful jcar. 'l'hc clulfs purposc ol' promoting sports- manship antl giving girls thc opportunity to participatc in sports was fullillctl. A managcr was choscn by the group for cach ol' tht- sports including hockey, basketball. suiuuning. softball. vollcy ball, tcnnis, and lcncing. A first for GAA. this ycar was thc regular swimming team. Row 1: S. Shidaker, C. Scattcrday, P. Campbell, M. Wing. M. Evans, N. Yan Noorhis, B. Bohn, C. lioepke. Row 2: S. Tangeman, G. Trautman, J. Mcljanicl, K. Anderson, J. llindes, C. Mack- cnson, H. Dosher, P. Smith. Row 3: Jo-Ann Smith, E. liutlcr, C. Anelich, .l. Cooper, J. lloser, S. Conner. N. Mosher. T. Wallace. 100 7 ll 1 J Rowl J Smith L Durley IJ Black N1 Hvnmn 1 1 I' Bug rv lx Iehman Xrmstrrm l nncr P Bran: hr' Row 2 I N11 I aughlm Nl Homi I 'Nl ll: lx an rv 4 llm e Leavh 5 Purvcll L Leeds C, Thrdll i K, X K df IIWIUQQ often find tln ufllum lnrludln 'Nancw X an Nuorln-, and judu Smith busy with rnerlunf work Ill thi glrla eqlupnunl roonl HH ll 13 ,tj S4 d - Q I l ,A-M' A V . V 'W , Q '. X' ' v - . X x a ' ,- Z f X . ' Y V-1 f H' tr: A,' as 'st . If , :. ' , . d', . ,, . ' guy, . g1','. Q g,'N. Sa ', . '. ' 2. f '.: . 1 iS.':..i'l',A.Shlf',J.li'Q'd,,l. 'klz B. Wvrvn, C. Carpvnlvr, C. Barh. Row 3: J. Hric-sc-. ff. lfnz, ll. f:ilIIllIlN'H. C. llenms, A. .hxfln-s. C. V A A 1 AW M -5-A-5 'L ' . fv Q ' f X 2 3 , T g if f! mm 'f r ' , , I I 2 K 1 in ,, . A . . '..,,' . ' ' ' ',x' ' q ti. ' Yu. ' , . Q' Ks. ,r an-A 'M- fy l V , . . , .1,, W i ,. ' s f, W ,, Snrveyinff various typos of publications are tlu- officers of l're-ss I lub link larson lrfasurer ,han lvlf'L3llf lilin S1 Cretan and Sallx Pun 1-ll am tmf Presultnt 0lll'7IlIl11f7l1 Uflfllllflklfill . . . PRESS CL B 'lllv l'rm-ss flluln again lu-lxl its traelitional skating party during Christmas vavation. an vu-nt to Nlll4'll1'N1'l'fUIlt' looks liorwarel. Nlvvting pro- grams ll-aturml outstanding slwalwrs invlluling Norman Xzule-l.1'riti1'l'ortl14'fiitim'n. anal Xnn l,msinan ol' tlu- l,lSlliill'll. Nlt'llllJl'I'Slll'l in tht- 4-lulr is 1-olnposvml ol' all stmlu-nts intcrvstul in journalism. The' vlub had a new advisor this ycar. Miss Noonv. llv- vausv the elf-cu-cl Pre-sielc-nl. nit cu-llsorl was attvnr :nv mot ur school '11 x rt l Ill Prvsim 1 took ox or the duties ol pre s ic cnt ,lean 'Nlf auf' 1 ln sarw-al as Surotars am Rick larson is llrcasurtr on 1 l 01 er L fun n nn l'dNlllftI' llushowcr l Dnrles 5 Horn ,I I-lorlo ,I XFIIIHIFOII U lllarlx Row 2 Indie Slllllll 5 ,lenninfs R I lllldlI'lClx l Stoxer N1 Warmer S Purull I 'Nl lan l1l1n X Clymer I Nl alla I Ntlnrtzin r ,I Cru-n Ron 3 P fampbrll I Stover D Putrell H Nudd B Yann R lxunudw J Vnlluian C llrautman li 104' Nlalodw U , l, ll, . . . l- ' ' ' f 'l ' l' -' U z l' S . .all- - ' ', ' 7 'tl 7 . r. . ' ' U Pu -0 LX '-- Q l-lt. v s ' lk-, 'l' . ' . 'l, all' .-.- S.-I . . I .u r W' iv r 1' I , .. . . t, il' l Q 3 Q . . n ' i 9. Q, i, , 9. l f . , xg V l f'-J - .. -a . X L1 R ' :N 5 'll , f. ll-'l la ,ll lfral ,5.ll':' g',l'. S r, 1. , , . ' ',.,- : g, . ':. ' 'gn ',,. Q ,Q ,,..1'.'g ',f. 1' , . cc',,..f 'gc',. ' . ':. Howl 'NI Flsher C Blakeslee C Bach J Brlese P Smlth L Campbell f' Ixoepke K Thomag C Corbm M Bennmgton Row 2 S Shldaker H Badertsc-her Nl Wood S Stlnchcomh A Flsber S Conner J Moser M Tarbutton lx Lohman E, Dnxon ll lllfllilfl' Rom 3 IN lan Yoorhls 4 lubler P Cochran I lllrd M Roloson f farp1nlfr I ldlendorf l Nlclnlx L lNeff S McDaniel L Marx-hal gn un um mum mocunol iii. RlCk Larson Carole hoc pk: and Luras S1lllfl7lIl Pr check thc' Fs4 ll00l dl IIWIUQS valcmlar a-1 plane, for the annual Press f lull Skating Parts da u-lop Sdllw f onnvr .incl Knn PIG-lu'-r wer: ur 4 ll nrmcn for the- parts thus xc-ar lllz G11 ufpp 151111211111 0111 up I nder ilu hm' had rmdllzul ll'-1 2.1 l goal I1-hman Su rf-Lars lllallx l fl asurc r crqlup of ilu S4 offufrs the Clll0FlLddlIlg Club Plflllfld arc f mnw Tllmll I,l l5ldlfll lxalllw Dotln Fouls X nu Pfiililllll and Donna CHEERLEADING CLUB 4 I to 1.1 lx of lnuldmf lntlir lllltrllln' SOKUOHS am r11 mfr -1l10o Hlllfll lls Ill'llTllI'N funcllon 1 ll0l4llIl0' Pllilllbfl for rumrwf and sur llx flu crlradcr- r H sc1r ws.1-. QCl100lXSllll l1p Club sponsored ln the Cl111rl4.1d1nff Club flu 1110111l1crb of the Pcp Clulm 111 order to lldWC a more or Hamm d mhm Flllf' Qccuon 'lttended rufu lar mozunff- ln wshlch tllm lm arncd new xc-lls .md prxvtlccd old ones qllc club was lcd hx flnnw Tlrall Pu 1d1 nt ljtllll Fouls N111 lffililllll hdlllx ltllllldll Surmtarx Donn1l3l11k Pllllll' llll t10.11x1sr N1 1.1 Row 1: D. C-cruld, P. IlllSllUN cr, N. lfislmr, L. Bird, C. Corbin, li, Leluuan, C. Scatterday. Row 2: D. Black, J. Armstrong, S. Wvllill, M. llC'IllllI'lgl.0Il, S. llonnell, S. Sllidalu-r, G. Thrall. Row 3: M. Roloson, C. Carpenter, N. Ingram, IJ, Fouls, C. Kocpkc, M. Tarhutton, N. Mosher. l06 LlTl1'1l1'1lg to teach . F. T. A. Stutlents who are interestefl in the fielrl of teaching as a profession may join the Fu- ture Teaeliers' fxssoeiation. The club was leml this year hy Kathie 'l'homas, Presi- rlentg Joan Furnis, Vice-Presimlentg Nancy Lee, Secretary: ancl Dotti Fonts, Treas- urer. Faculty aelvisor was Miss liurnsirle. Ainong the elulfs activities, which were all plannetl to familiarize the members with the various phases of a teaeher's job, were trips to other clubs aml sehools. Assistance to the teachers in grading pa- pers was also offereml by F.'l'.A. The speak- ers who were presented at the eluh meet- ings were of much help in picturing the teaching profession as it actually is. Assisting with necessary outside wnrk for teachers arc the elub's ofheers. They are Yiee-President, ,Ioan Furnisg Treasurer, Dotti Foutsg President, Kathie Thomasg and Seerclary, Naney Lee. Row l: K. Green, Lasley, S. Torrenee, D. Yan Esc-hen, H. Matthews, K. Thomas, C. Beaver, Cligrow, D. Fouls. Row 2: J. Rahn, I.. Crook, N. Lee, A. Kibler, P. Cochran, G. Trautman, C. Kayner, P. Miller, M. Barber. 107 Sally Taylor, Second Vice-Presidentg Charlou Dambach, First Vice-Presidentg Haldane Dosher, President, Caroline Leach, Treasurer, and Tish Stover, Secretary. flbclzkrzlbw z'1zclz'mr1 . . F.N.C. Tho lfuturv Nurses Club is a rlub whirh was establishf-tl to intl-rt-st stutlt-nts in the fivlml of nursing ansl othvr rm-latml fivltls by prt-svnting speakers. ln this way. thc- girls rvvt-ivcml information t'om'4'rning collt-go anal hospital coursvs and job opportuni- ties. The Club matlc scvt-ral tit-lil trips. two of whivh were trips to Nightingale Cottage and licnjarnin Franklin Hospital. They also plan to visit Childrcn's Hospi- tal. Members of the club assisted in giving the polio vaccinations to the claim-ntary school children. llaltlanc Doshvr, Pri-sitlt-nt: Charlou Dambach, First Vive-l rt-sitlf-ntg Sally Taylor, St-coml Vice-Prcsitlt-ntg 'Fish Sto- ver. Svt'rf'taryg Caroline l.cat'h, rl1I't'2lSllI'l'I'. with Mrs. Lillian llernliagvn advising. vonstitutvtl thc t'lub's line ollit'vrs. 108 Row 1: S. Luck, N. Greenwald, Z. Pricdc, S. Blackburn, C, Roscnquist, J. McDaniel, K. Grim- Shaw, C- Leach, C. Dainbac-h, C. Bach, J. Lamberton. Row 2: Sally Taylor, S. Pruyn, C. Greene, E. Butler, N. llarnctte, M. lluggard, P. Furnis, D. Tobin, C. Cox, S. Stimmel, C. Waltrip. Row 3: P. Boggs, N. Mosher, J. Langstaff, T. Stover, S. Slatter, L. Campbell, P. Smith, H. Dosher, A. Mason, D. Gerald, Sue Taylor, B. Laing. if it Q 522155 i .3331 ' l Row 1: L. Crook, A. Mason, J. Langstaff, ll. Laing, ll. Doshrfr, B. Matthews, S. Luck, K.'l'homas. Row 2: M. Barber, P. Campbell, C. Mat-kr-nson, J. llincles, S. Hartwell, 'l'. Murdock, N. Jeffery, J. Wheldon. Row 3: N. Lee, J. Briese, C. Wick, P. Stiflller, T. Davis, G. Osborn, D. Milhon, N. Mosher, Nl. Roloson. ffftuflian Eapaflolf . . SPANISH O OR SOCIETY 'K nvw achlition to Worthington is tht- Spanish National llonor Sovif-ty. whit-h is as organize-rl last yt-ar. l.c-cl hy Carl VL ick l'rffsi4lc-nt: Dan Nlilhon, Sr-vrvtary: and Barbara Laing, 'llrvasurf-r, this organiza- tion works-tl for tht- intcrf-sts of tht' Span- ish tlc-partuu-nt. Thi- im-mln-rs art- vhost-u hy NI rs. Claus- ing. the Spanish tvaclu-r. and must have maintaim-cl a ll or highvr aw-ragv for at loast a sc-nu-stvr. The main projvvts for tha- ye-ar wvrf- hf-lping to plan National Pan-.Milf-ri1'an llay. auel the- annual Spanish lfivsta. xx hit-h is ht-ld at V orthington lligh Svhool. 'llllt'iI' ulm-tiuga arc- he-lil lu-forv svhool in thc- Spanifh room. Q Learning about Spanish customs and traditions are officers, Dan Nlilhon, Svvretary: llarhara Laing, 'llrn-assure-r: aml Carl Vie-k. Prvsirlf-rit. IU!! These girls did an excellent job of leading the club this year, for they planned many fun-filled meetings and get- togethers sueh as a club skating party. They are: Seated: Paula Nlarks, Pres.g Standing: Marie Hanna, Sec.-Treas.g Mary Wfood, Freshman Council Rep.: Jackie Rahn, Vice- Pres. Absent: Shirley Call, Historian. HOME ECUNUMICS CLUB Future laonzwlznleefuf . . The promotion of international l nderstandingm was the theme ol' the llonie lfeonomies Cluh this year. They' had speakers from foreign eountries. made seraphoolis to send overseas. and sewed stuffed animals for hospi- tals. Throughout the year eaeh girl worked to reeeive the Junior Homemaker degree, the Chapter Homemaker degree. or the State Homemaker degree. This eluh. whieh is open to all girls ws ho liave had one year or more of high sehool home eeonomies, ws as under the able leadership of President, Paula Marks. and her cabinet. ,laeltie Rahn, Yiee-President, Marie Hanna, Seeretary-Treasurer, Shirley Call. Historian and Puli- lieity Chairman: and Freshman Couneil Member, M ary Wood. Mrs. Paleieh assisted the girls as advisor. Row 1: S. Stein, ll. Brandt, L. Hamilton, M. Wood, C. Waltrip, G. Proudley, S. Halliday, J. Rahn. Row 2: H. Hauprieli, D. Woods, M. Huggard, M. Gifford, J. Coldthwait, M. Stiffler, J. Schaer, S. Stimmel. Row 3: M. Vielshirner, F. Marshall, P. Biarks, S. Call, C. Engler, M. Hanna, C. Racle, 1 10 J. Seifert. Nlaking use- of tlu- coinplott- si-ivllvc sf-1-tion of the library are- tlu- olTi4'1-rs, Nlary lxay Svliaal. Sn-1-rotary: llit-ky Urwig, Nim--l'rt-si- dont: Yun X olk, President: Sain cilISlllllilll, Report:-r: and Stove- llobrov nikoff, 'l'r0aS-urvr. E.XPl0l'1'1lg 5CI.t'1ZCl'. 'l'l11- Sri:-tivo Club haul at vc-rj Slll't'4'Shl-lll yi-ar undvr tht- ln-acle-rsliip ol' Yan Yollt. l'r4-z-aid:-nt: Ric-ky Urwig, yll'4'-l,l'l'Fl4lt'Ill1 Nlary ling Svlmal. Sc-vrt-taryg Stvvv llob- rovnilxol'l'. 'l'rt-astlrcrg and Sain llllwlllllilll. livportvr. Nl r. KL-Ilcfick advist-d tht' group. liavh nu-tnbvr worlwd on a projvvt ol' his own. pertaining to some pliascr ol' svi- vncc. during the year. lncludcd in their cxtvnsivc lrrograin wvrv trips to radio and tvlcvision stations. Pvrkins Ubsvrvatory, and spvakvrs on hi- Hdvlity. biology, and l'llt'llllSlI'f'. 'liliv vlub. is hit-h is opt-n to unyom- in- tt-rosti-d in r3l'l0llt'l'. holds rc-gular bi- monthly Ill1'CllIlgS. SCIE LUB Standing: Yan Nolk. Row l li. Uruig, R. Budd, Nl. Sc-haal N. Lee, E. Parker, D. Lewis Row 2: ll. liradu-xtovli, P. Hin klv, Nl. .lvnkt-s, P. Lowman, P Stitlla-r. Row 3: P. Pappas, 'I' lnt-rino, li. Fasiv, J. Christvnse-n xl nilxoff. IJ. Rainvy, .l. Nlills. ll Nlontonaro, ,l. Hoyle-. Row 2 5. Cushman, P. Nlilla-r, f. Privde Row 3: C. llc-tldvn, A. l ishe-r ll. Kr-nnf-dy, K. Idlllliilll, .l Williams. WV. Whittt-n. li. l ar illlilf. l I Row 1: G. Kaisc-r, S. liobrov- flrniia-L A wha mo: 2' Taking some time out after school hours for a chess game are Pete Skaates and Chuck Smith Mr Tay lor is looking on HESS CL B Thc Clic-as Club. added to xhl0I'll1illgl0Il.S activities last vvar. is an organization of students is ho f-njoy play- ing Ulu-ss in lhcir Sparc time. N0 ofliu-rs arc clcctcd, nor do thc mcmhcrs pay duci. The hi-sl 1-clilj Illf'0llIllL'S providc vntcrlainrncnt hy featuring Ill21li'lll'S with other schools such as Ar- lington lligh School, as wa-ll as Illzitvlics ln-Iwi-cn llu- incmlwrs llll'IllSl'lY1'S. Mr. U1-orgc Taylor scrvcd as advisor and ro-ordinator of acllulu lor the club this N cdr Rowl K Latham R Ormig Y Yolk ,I McDaniel J Ingles li, Parker P bpoff P Pyerman R0w2 D Futrell A fisher R Kennedy J Royal L Schaer P Skaates D Callentine Chuck Smith 117 4u'-ug xx W l .',7 . 1 . 1 .. ,. ,. ,. .,. ,. ,. ,.J . -. ,. ,. ,',. .,. ,. ,. , i, .. T Dl'IIl11l1.1ll3' and flt'll'f1.01l.f . . THE 1956 CARDINAL A higgcr and lrclter ycarhook has hecn the constant goal of thc 1956 CAliDlNAl, staff as they spent many hours in weekend work sessions. These w'ork sessions, the financial problems and worries involved. and the necessity of satisfying the majority gave the staff mem- bers a true picture of the production procedure of a high school annual. However, the fun of working to- gether for a common goal, the thrill of first seeing the finished product, and the satisfaction of pleasing others more than compensate for the hours of tedious work. Heading the groups of students who helped produce the Rellcctions,' of 1956 were Sue Shidaker, lfditor, and ,lim McClanahan, Business Blanager. Miss Juliette Noone, a newcomer to the faculty, took charge of ad- vising the editorial department of the staff. Mr. Glenn Vliilliams advised the financial work. In planning the 1956 CARDINAL the foremost en- deavors were to personalize the features to W'.H.S., to cover all phases of school life, and to present an annual that would vividly recall memories for everyone. It is the staff's sincerest desire that you, the student, will be pleased. '? Row l 'N Y an X oorhls Photo Fd Judie Smith, Asst. lid.: S. Shidaker, Editor: G. Thrall, Activ. I' d S lxreider features Ld Row 2 ,lo Ann Smith, Snaps. lid.g A. Fisher, Copy Ed., Sue Taylor, Adv I' d S Purcel Corres Ld D Goins, Art Ed. llti z , BUSINESS STAFF-Row 1: J. Moser, B. Laing, D. Gerald, J. lWcClanahan, Bus. Mgr.g R. K ned Asst. Bus. Mgng R. Larson. Row 2: R. Mann, D. Allen, S. Savage, ll. Hartman, J. en y, Ab t: D. Boucher. Wellman, F. Sensel, I. Bailey, sen At Right: SFCRFTQKRIAI. AKD ffl.lfRlCAL S'l'.Nl FS: vlwll tlwrfs f-Xtra ssnrlr In ln- dum- ancl lvlln-rs lo ln- se-nl. lln-sv girls mmm- In llw rvs Cul-. rTll0Sl' slmwsn lu-rv arv: How l: S. flonne-r Corrvsponrling Sera: Sue Tuylur. C. Corbin. Row 'Nl S4 hual. Sully 'llay lor. Absvulz N. Crum-msulcl. l'. Nlillvr, lmlvx l'l1l. 2: P. clfN'llI'ZllI, li. Bohn, . .. ' Co-opamtzon, Al lefl: Nlilllli fllllfvfz During noon lmurs wslwn the vm-allwr was lrarl, llnc nmsio crux l'l1lrcn in 9llUN1'll varlmms lo llu- vlvnu-nlury 1' ll . . 4'll. . ilu- various 4-lvlmmlury svlumls ul tlu- lovul Ill!- l ll Nmlcl IJ Xll IS trivt. l'im'lurc-mlur1-: Run : . . Sclnsulr, J. xxQllIllLlll, Sally Taylor, Finamw- Cllairnlun. than elatzkm C7 's R 1 1 'a ff 'lus- l ' f 'Ill I Y STU lSvTllese students niet in Ih1 1X 1 nln to ssr1t1 ll11 1l.1-,Q will.u11lproplx1'1'y vhi1-hnill appear an llllll I 1 Ill 1 nt on llns year. 'xlllliillgll the yearbook n1llr11tIs 1 ll n 1 an rr t nfz nt is vuhliualion, it is the general fLFlIl that Ulllllllllf' these fldllII'f'5l from the annual will l1-ave more room for 31111011 attrdetions lion 1 C, Beawr, II Dosher Will I-ld.J, C. Koepke fProphecy Ed B Lainff Row 2 R Larson, C. Wick, li. Schwab. Absent: B Guthers ?....., Publishing a yearbook inxolves IIllll'll more work than meets the eye. These students have 1.lis1'1n1'r1'1l that the behind-the-scene jobs call for telephoning numerous people to obtain correet infor- niatiou, running to junior high buildings, and tracking down many difficult-to-hnd people. Laying out pages, writing copy, and dreaming up headlines are only a few of the major pieces of work expected of the staff rnf-mbers. NX hen the final 1l1-u1llin1', xlilffll IU, was I'1'iH'lll'1l, lh1-r1- was good l t'2lSUll for tln-sv annual workers to 1'1-l1-brute. .Xftvr r-zln-n1ling nearly 1-21-ry 5utur1luy Ulltl many wuration days with ilu- pulb- li1-ution ul' 'l'lIli CAIGIJIN.-Xl,. u fr1-1- 1luy to r1-lax and enjoy lllt'lllrl'lXt'S if a V5l'll'UIlli' treat to niemhers of the staff. ll.3 'Y K'x lNmx1uvs 'SYN-5 2 Carole Koepke, Editor Kt'tP1'7lkgf Poftwf . . THE ORACLE The ORACLE, the W.H.S. section in the weekly W'0RTHlNCTON NEWS. grew in many ways during 1955-1956. The ORACIJNI not only covered a full page, but it also added complete coverage of the Jr. High news, included a picture and an editorial every week, and broadened its editorial staff to ten positions. The Cardinal Uutlookfi a sports prediction column written by Robby Robinson, and Cardinal Cut-Lpsf, a review column by Pain Smith were popular new fea- tures. Grad-Tidings, the news from alumni was cov- ered by Jerry Wellman. All the pictures for the OR- ACLE were handled by A. V. Shirk. The URACLIQ was capably directed by Carole Koepke. Editor, and Bliss Juliette Noone, Advisor. The ORACLE covered thc schoolwide news and kept the public up to date on W'.H.S. activities. The journalism class played a major role in the proof- reading process which prececded each Friday deadline. .1- , T Uh ..,,,,,,,,,. lQDlTURl -Xl, S'l',-Xl'iF-lhns l: Nl. Vhml. lfxehange I-Id.: C. Scatterday, Asst. lid.: C. Koepke, lfdilor: L. Nlclntyre, Features lid.: J. xll'l.illl:1llllll.,ll . lligh lid. llow 2: R. Kennedy, Sports lid.: . , I -4. J. Wellman, Alumni lfd. .ilrst-nl: A. Y. Shark. l liotugrapln l.tl. llti .Sim RFPORTI' RS Row 1 M Sanur-r C Orthocfcr K, Thrall D Fouls K Thomas P fochran C Corbm S Connor Row2 C Carpenter P Stme L Schlrtzmger I Armstrong C Bach B Wren S Blaiklnlrrl B Brandt 'Nl Vbuod T Wdllau Nl lhomds S Purull f IsldIxPHlLl, J lirlese Absent S blalter D llpf U flldllllldll I' Slllllll R Robinson lx Iatham J Slunlp P Miller and bun Millamzl 'U' gan'-ui vi 1,-.gli ,nv The Oraclv dvadlinf- mhir-h was num:-41 up from N11 Inlay I r Friday f-alli fur 1-xlra r-ooperatiun and lar work. Shown I rc are uhm- ! pif.ls H. li alan ff. 11-p 'P S. Slaller N. Vrcenva d J. f rm- blron and L. Hurley. IIT ...4-i Sue Stincluomh ldltor IXQD' llllllltg 11111' 111'11w. . THE OUTCRY Feeling that something new would catch the eyes of the students, the SHORT CIRCLVIT staff deeided to adopt a new name and a new style. Thus they became the OIQTCRY staff with their new paper, Tllli ULT- CRY. The first step toward new style was to abolish about seventy percent of the traditional items and features and to include new news with a new twist. The mimeo- graphed paper is now published Eve times a year rather than the usual three, and it contains more literary fea- tures such as excerpts from copy written by the jour- nalism class and the various English classes. Such fav- orites as gossip and letters from the grads are also found in THIS UUTCRY. Editor Sue Stinchcomb and her advisor. Mr. Mat- thews, who was initiated to the advisorship this year. announced that their purpose was to keep news newer and to develop interest through a change in content. This they succeeded in accomplishing, for the student body showed wide approval of their endeavor for new- ness. .. C7 3 'w 'f ' QW' F I'iD1'l'URl.-Xl. STA!-'lf-f Row 1: A. Fisher, Puhlisliiug lid.: P. Cochran, Sr. I-ld.: S. Sl.llll'llC0lllll, Editor: G. Lalendorf, Asst. lid.: C. Brahrn, Soph. lid. Now 2: C. Blakeslee, Jr. Ed.: S. lireider, Art lid.: S. Conner, Asst. Art lid. 118 Q17 C - 45. RBPORTFR STAFI' Row 1 M Qvllaal M Pusher L Bird Judm Smith C Crnokvr J lirusf' Row 2 C Rayner Sally Taylor G Orthoefcr J Wmllman S Savage A klbler S Purce-ll f Bach F Enz ,- ZF dlllllldl' cc 1 Il 1 nn nr Il pw d llrl pdf' frr lhf Illl PU d H 1 I dl Ill 5 4 M Ill wnllm lx and fdlllll-llllN no n p 4 m ne un I .:, , ll Q, K, 6 , 1 ' 1 , Tv 3' a ,, , .5 v ,- qv V. l fl l pf' l , ' L 'f 2 ' ., r 0 W I f 9 s Y T' . W . l Q I , V D a XJR J ,1 ' l- f . J .1 ' ' 14311- Q 3 Y 2 W- : , .v , . ' , ' , ,. ,, . 5- ' Q ' 4' ,. ,. V2 , . , ,.. ,.,l. , ,. . 4 '- , S' ' ' Q a xhf ' - 242: , ' Wu, Y Z5 lv f 4 . , -1,- 5 K W -. M ,, M, ,fl f A f' ' sun- 'I Ill ' ls 4 U Mlbflihlll f 'flu' -Iliff 1 1 'mln-rx nu-rl nfl:-r sl-lmul to r4'a4l vu ' 'ml . I f- I . ' ' ' 1 ' ll' liuni l-' llinvs. fQixilngl1pfr:'n- li: - is an ll9'l'4'NHll, lu lllf'517.'llHl'lllh l ' ' gg. ' re-I rlfrlyling :ml in-ugrupll glluly. lil VOCAL MUSIC Under the capable direction of Miss Ruth Pierce, the Vocal Music Department found 1955-56 to be a very successful year. A new twist was added to the annual Christmas Concert as the group sang a cappella. In the spring Vlorthingtonites enjoyed a delightful operetta, DOWN IN THE VALLICY. replacing the yearly Variety Show. The main activity of the department was participating in the County Contest. Groups from the Vocal Music Department also sang for various organizations including the Methodist Women's Club, P.'I'.A., O.S.U.'s Faculty Club, Baccalaureate, Women's Society. and lWen,s Clubs. Long hours of practice were spent in order to present these out- standing programs. BOYS' QUARTET: Duane Pelkey, Jim Williams, Herschel Jen nings, Russ Mann. Simi 1 aw' 6' it ki Q .E 1 f 2 , A S t W lt .. 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I. li 1111-. N1.1l11r1I1-111-r.R1m 2: S. f.I1g1r11s, IS. 1' 1. 1111. II. ll Il ' . I.. IJ1111Ia1l1, ff. Slllllll f. k.l.u1I1u111. 5. II:-11111 I I 1fr1111I1, N. I'1-1111-, II. I r1I:11. I'. 'NI '- ' . I'. I r 1's. ff. .' -r. IIIILIPIIIUII. II. I.u S . I.. lla I. ,I. Slllllll . NI. ,I1-ff1r'. U1- IX. lI'I111111z1s, F. IIuII11I11y. J. NI111srj. H1111 3: 5111- 'IIuyI11r, 'NI.l1'i1l1- If. II1'11I111u11, Ii. ISFLIIIIII. I.. II11rI1-1, 5. 5Iu1l1'r. E1 C7 si ws 4 1 INIHHIIIIJ X 1 4 er dur N Plllllll Fl ns Wm n Q X fluner Xbsen P Sun n 01 l1m11z1zgplm.fuu rw ra zu 'A N w f rpxnhr P Iluslnovi lx Thomas S Hallxday ,I Nlmsrw Row 3 5ue'l.uIur 'NI I lil' rl linlasl I,f'w86 er R Badf-rtQf'hQr Salls fawlor R fglllldlflllx P Un ,I Xlmllanul J Lwdn NI Gardner Row2 S fllblow B Wren Hmlxlc J ff-xlwrl ,I Whaer 'Nl Schaal S Iumk xll51lll I frm' Q fn aw mir I Furmf- I Slow IICHIIIIHII B lirdmlt L Durlew S Slatter ish Rl ,. 11 2 i 3 6 Q S. , S 1 , I 1 .... ab ' 2 ' . Q .L 3 S Q gi ' 4 , V1 ,C ' M - M, .aff g,. tillilrl' I'fNSI'fNllSI.lf-R0 l: ll. lilm-k ll. lfuuls, ll. Prll - Sri ' ' . . . XM liz. lx. lA'lllllilIl. M. Tarbull mn. N. Ingram. uvf' . CI. lie-' . .I ' gs, U. Tlx all. R1 2: l,. Sf-lls, S. M. ' g, C. 'NI rv. V . rl U' ., t: 'll f . 7 ' 7 ff, 122 D . l Q , ., .. , v n . A f' A 1 , 7 1 Q Q -A Q '74 54 lv- 'd t x ',,. ,Q N 3 ' x Q ' - 's K s 5 -1 ' ' 1 9 xv v , I . ' . .1 7 ' ' I X . 1 o 1 K' Al .1 .J A 7 1 -, 2. h - , I va X, V A .if ' ' Y ' i I X' xv , 5 x X v. , A Q GIRL. Gllfli lIl,l Bflio ' 1: C. Ia ' - , . J wr. 7. ':, ' ' '.', .. ' : ' ,. . 'l'. Sefll- . l,. Bi I. I.. Wick, C. Brulnn, J. 4-' ' sv, , . ' . 1 . .' -' ' , . ' ', . ggs, J -V s,..' . ':.'.l'1 ', . , r, , .f' ,,. ' :lf 1- rf li. N. P-an-0. H. ' 'd'.', P. N1-t - . J. ' ':, I. .' 1-r. ' . . ' , . j, . . INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The Instrumental Department, under the leadership of Mr. Russell Hill. has found the years 1955-56 espeeially sueeessful. hir. Hill. a new addition to the Worthington faculty, was a graduate of Worthington Iligh Sehool and was onee a member of the Ohio State Nlarehing Band. Many different groups are ineluded in the Instru- mental Department. the outstanding ones being the Marehing Band, the lilanee Band, the Convert Band. and the Orchestra. Small groups of instrumentalists meet before and after sehool for informal jam sessions. The Pep Band has added enthusiasm to the eheering section by playing at all home basketball games and pep rallies. Needless to say, all Worthingtonites are proud of their wonderful Instrumental Department and are al- ways pleased to hear the band in action. 1 Q 17 L- X The Band Council works with Student Council Pep Rally C0 mittees in planning programs which require instrumental parti III- pation. The members are: Row 1: Phil IIorch, Steve Wlard. Row 2: Naney Greenwald, ,Ioan Lamberton, Louanne McIntyre, C ole Bach. IQ. 1 af -f CONCERT I3ANDALefl seetiun, How 1: L. Dierker, T, Mc Craeken, jane McDaniel, R. Iiadertseher, P. Patterson. .l. Barker. Row 2: J. Lamberton, Nl. Cellar, C. Williams, C. Cox, L. Shirt- zinger, J. Chapman. How 3: IJ. Down, J. Probaseo, J. Henseh Nl. Blair, R. Kennedy, N. Greenwald. Center seetion, Row l: ll. Dosher, L. Nlelntyre, N. Lee, R. Luth am, ll. Demos. Row 2: P. Pappas, IJ. Montanaro, S. Ward. Nl -M, ... - -f 1 31'- tr 7 Wielshimer, U. Callentine, Don Reese, ,Iaek Lutz, C. Ilaager, .l Springer. Row 3: C. Baeh. .l. Downs, J- MHSUUQ ll- llUfl'll- Mc-Gee, li. Keating, T. llindes., II. Wil-son, Mr. Hill. Right sertinn, Row l: P. Hors-li, H. liudhill, S. liohrovniltoff. Pagwrsfm, Row 2: Ronnie Ilopper. K. Stewart, IJ. llulnmun. -'I W ll Hannon. How 3: ll. Thissen. ll. Smith, Nl. Sehaal, K. Nluttliews R. Larson, li. Carver, F. Johnson. Cl- ig '-- DRUM MAJOR AND lWA,l0Rl'T'lI S lonanne Mnlntyre Cdfibll liavh Bull Tlnasen Haldane Dnslnr f .lrnun Fnz Down the eld 'HXRT IIINLY BKND Row 1 f l ll7 Il Dmhtr f Bavlll Qnnth II Wulson ,I Mason D Callenum- A Md ee B Ilorch NI Qrhaal F Johnson Row 3 C Wlllnarng J Chapman R Baderlscher R Kc-nnedy J Lamberton P Pappas P Patter son J N1cDamel N1 Welshlmer N Ice R Latham Row4 H 4' f ' , A , M 'IL I' . , , , V ' , . N 1 .P . . 1 . 1 . A. . ., . rs - , ,. , .. Mvlntyrv, U. Thissen. Row 2: J. Springer, R. Matthews, B . ' , . ' . , . , . , ' ,, . . ' Ir, . . . ' , . . : .. ' ' ., . I , I A , . f , u , 1 ' wg Q ' , , , 1 ' , , . ' , . ,. , . . : X vm?- Q12 i D XXII B KND Row 1 Don Rcesv Q W ard IJ Fdllenllnv ,lark LIII7 C Haagcr B Horclx Row 2 If IJPIIIOG B Tll1bSCll ,I SIIFIH cr K ldrsnn ll Carver U Smith Standing W Pa -.on dIllI0l'l D Hulnnan I llorclm ll ill! n I f 11.1113 I Hmm and 011 Ilya ftagn 4 f Illlffm .' -' ns : 1- ' . ' 4.. A - . ' UI '. ' -' 1' ,H lf. af- svln-r .. 'Q' 1- . w : . 1. wr . . . .' ' . ' r . N r nuru . f' - -1 'lc' . . ' .' ' ' . . . 1ua . ' if. . ns f : I. - ' .u z. . ' mn . II4 - hill ll. llulnnun I. Hora-ln. Slanding,,: r. ' . ' f .. : ir . Wi son. WY L X X -Q '-1 f W ,QU-IQ x..,,, - --. V, iff- sh .4 1 AA 'N A new mufiazl l1'l'11d . . . DOWN IN THE ALLEY The Vocal Music Department this year, instead of a variety' show, presented a delightful folk opera entitled Down In The Valleyf, by Curt Weill. A selection of American folk tunes, sung by the Mixed Choir, provided an introduction to the production. The show was held on April 6 and T at the Worthington lilelnentary Auditorium. Down In The Valley is the story' of two young sweethearts Brads Weaver and Jenny Parsons Jenny s father wants her to marry another sultor the yu ll to do Thomas Bouche A fight results between Braclt and Thomas and Braclt acudent ally slays his rival Braclx is sentenced to hang on the ffalloyys but on the niffht before his execution he escapes from the Jail to spend his last hours with Jenny The part of the leader, who tells the story was sung by Russ lllann Bratlt Weaver by Herschel Jennings Jenny Parsons by Lois Sclls Thomas Bouche by Jim Bailey The speaking parts included that of Jenny s father play ed by Jim Williams the Guard Alan Fisher, Peters Bill Keating and tvso women Sue Stlnchcomb and Dottl Fouts The Mixed Choir yy as diylded into the on stage and off stage choruses to provide the choral background The entire production was under the direction of Miss Ruth Pierce, the head of the Vocal Music Department 95 128 'IHE CAS'l AND CHORUS Row l J Willnarns I Bailey L Sells H Jennings R Mann Row2 A Clymer I Miller C Koepkc f' lfnz lx Iclnnan S Slnuhconilm D Fonts f' Bea ver P Smith C 'Ihrall H Dosher Row3 M1ssP1erre A lfisher D Boucher B Stliysab J Johnston J MeClanahan S Ream D Pelkey Richard Hopper J Chaeey B Realm Russ Nlunn. le-ada-r :xml prm-auhvr. ,. I SLN Thr- guard vunsolo-s doomed Brac-k. Shing xour purtnz-rs 4'Illlllfl y stslv. . 1. !n,f31 .-Ulf 'flu' lriangglvh uml lrulllzlvs Ihul mum' from lnvv. .f..Qf Hruvk and ,Ie-nny. film Hero versus X illuinf Igl'3f'k div:-1 for the slaying nfTllunl21H liUlll'lll rayer nm:-ting with Prvum-hvr 'Nfunnf 24 5. Aesop Cherrmglon Laura Ixetcham Consuelo Smger F rancle Colbert Dr Edmond Singer Zlfarllyn l1ICA1lSI6f Dr Ross Inzboden Dr Clarence Copeland Dick Allen 011 mtl? the show T HE MANTI5 HOUSE Nlareh ll and I7 19,1 the flu s of 1916 awe 1 S flrt publle pe-rfolm mee when thex preneuted TIII Nl XNTIS IIOLSI .1 three ut lnelodraml written ln thelr own l n heh teacher Nlr Charles C Iloubeulp 'Hn-. hem the Hrwt presentatlon of the plax the exent nab 1 ln hll ht for both 'Nlr Rou eulp and the ela Q Phe theme of Illll NIfXNTlb Htllbl eentered roung fiwe foot tall mantle belon lll to an outeasted bl hop waa the suspeeteel murderer The Quipenee f the plas gave ws ax to a I'0l11dIlllC sub plot mwolwm Noun college couple Mra Marxlsn W agoner eapablx dlreeted the pro ductlon and Allce Andes serv cd as prompter Un Order o appearanee Jann Vloser Sue Stmeheomb lNanex Greenwald Jlm BZIIILW Judy Wilson Jlm McClanahan Edsel Ezans Constable Uoler Kulh Brady Btshop Tllson Agnes Hlghtshoe Robert Bennett After seemingly endless days of practxcmg the east of TIIL MANTIS HOUSE and Director Mrs Wagoner reccne their re ward for a job well done when their curtam call brings down the house Iarrx Chapman Dan Chapman Stormy Savage Carl W lck Ann Flshcr Russ Mann Van Volk 130 . 7 cc n Un . 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'Q 1 EP fi! ,x X.. .- :rg i VV ,:.?K.'t ,fi 4 r' X 1 E 5 5 xx : v WE, :IW X ULN ' , PM 2 A 40 Curtam gozng up MRS MCTHING I fawm our modern world of Jr ls the dlllllLIll.C entered itomlnned surroundm of an urs lu h souetx and wntthes when the C lass of l9n6 presented HRS 'NIC IIIIAI Thr plax wt prc cntul on NOYCIIILILI' 18 and 19 l9o1 and lt brought uete sful rtsults bex ond ex pc ltdl10IlS VC hen Mr Nlflhln a Hlllll of dual personalities ltulnaps Howas larue a youn hos of a well to do fdlllllt he leaves ln Ins place a stuk resemhlxng the slde of town manx hllarlous mudtnts lIlV0lVlIl hxs S0lJhlSllL ated mother and the gan ster add to the sptce and varxets ofthe plot Mrs Me fhln not onls mm ales comeds but she also mtroduces huts of pathos as she leaves her adopted daughter with the Larue famlls lllrs laura Toblas was the capable dlreetor of the produetxon and Jann Moser serv ed as student dlreetor CAST Un Order 0 Appearance Mrs Houard V Larue Sue Stlncheomb Carrzc Sally Conner Sybll Swlvla Cllgrow Eza I aomls Anne Kxbler Illazule I oomzs I am Smxth Grace Loonns Cay Orthoefer NOISlIl1 Van Volk Houard I Iarue IV A V Shlflx Ilhml Sue Shldalter Che Dan Boucher Vlfgll Stormx Savage Dlrty Joe Du lx Allen Sllnlter Russ Mann Poison EddLeSclulenbr1ch I arrs Chapman fllrs Sehelenbaelz Nant x Y anVoorlus Fzrst Pollceman Jun Ballew Seeoml Polleenmn I ewls Hard Illrs 5167111115 lglx Qandra Baker Beautiful Barbara Bohn The long aw alted curtam call . . 55 99 U AX- '. fr ' ' f - - ' . . 11 ' 7 2 f ' L ' g g. y r, 'g L .' -V, . L , . V '25 .S, , A . . . , 'f', ' s ' ' 5- , ,S'l,.g I S .., . J S .. , A -. , , . K .- hoy. As Howay enters the mohster life on the wrong 7 . D - .Wa 1 4 g 4 S 1 ' ' r - cr ' . - ' ' D . 'v, ' . J ' l . ' ' , , . , , ' . . v 1 ' ' ' '4 , J -v . . ' J D , v. . - T. 'N 1 , f , 1 . 7. J I l I ' f .. ' ' 7 v v L . . . A1111 111471 lbvrv zlzw.. 'l'lllQ IKI.I. KNIJ SPRING XIIXICHF lim-lx war tlu- NX . ll. S. Slll1l4'Ill Iiualy lH':jlllfilll4llllllhll1'Sllll'ff'ilF.F ,lvrrv wvlllllllilll, Ste-vv Wvanl. llucl Sanford, and .lim Bailf-y gather for some informal enter- tuinxnvnl during lln' full mix:-r. f w 1 ll4'llNlll1 will I an ull-frlnml nnxrr party. Ihf- nnxvrf Nlll1'll ure- plunnwl ln lln- Slumle-nl flnunc-il. l-Q'illllI'l',il pullm-lx rlinnvr anal squarm- uml round clanring tn au' quaunl lln Fllllll'lll5 will: um- amnlln-r. Curl Slunnpf, llaldanc l,0Fflll'T. lllllilil liirfl, and llcrsvlwl .lf'n- nings 1-irvlv In Illi' lx-ft. 'l'lllf l li -XlJl'l'lHN Xl, llUXll.iA Hll NG ISHN l l lili 'l'lu- night pre-xious to Ihr llmm-wmlinff mann- always Pl' llrat W vstvrvllle-ll 1ls lllv slmle-nlw on lluml lo lmuwt llli'l1'2llllNllllilSllll'- rullx. lmnlire-. uml mruflv lhrnugll lmsn. . l HP' mr il un. llig 'l'vam. pnur il nn! SICNIUR illl.-XRI.lCS'I'UN LINIC ll, Duplu-r. fl. Thru ., 1 r--- - 'L 5- 'a ,ina 4 '1 C ' - 4 . ll P 1033 JINIOK-SICNIUR PRUN1 Smith. S. Shillakcr, and N. X un XINDFTITS1'Illl'l lilTIl1'1Tfill'llll'l,.'Tw.x Thi, Is llm-an-ii. and thi' London 1'8rll1'f'll. 5AUlIi IIANNIKINS HUC IIUI' Cf:-Tehruling thm- vcp-vliuiupimisliip. LN I TLT! I .-XINT'.R5f,T. Bruxe- uml I'. Tfrzlm'h1', vziiih-4-11 hul- S E R Ii N A D E R S-The Soph- omorv Trim: NI. Wing, T, Seillcr, and S. Jennings. SOC IIUPPERS Dick goes Spanish N'l'lCI-N54 lligjhlighlingj thi- jf-dr vanla-Q-ns uaxllif-41114-Tivlll l.-rinug! in thc' gym uflc-r lhe- hnidmi galil:-. Sanford Buddy 37 97 SLNIORS Alban fred 27 74 75 83 Aleshlre Dallas 27 97 Allen Rlchard 27 43 74 97 114 130 Andes, Allce-27 95 101 103 130 Anehcb Claudette-27 88 94 102 Bachelor D1ck 27 74 Balley Jlm 27 74 78 79 80 86 91 92 97 101 114 121 128 130 132 Baker Sandra 27 94 132 Barber Mary 28 107 109 Barnette Nancy 28 108 Beaver Carol 28 89 96 101 107 121 128 Btmon Curt 28 Bohn Barbara 28 88 94 102 114 Boorman Lharles 28 73 79 Boucher Dan 25 28 43 65 121 Breeeh Douglas 28 82 85 Bngner bleu 29 Brown Pat 43 Bruno Kevon 29 43 Butler Ethel 29 88 95 08 Campbell Llnda 29 94 0 Chambers Nancy 29 Chapman Dan 29 130 Chapman Larry 29 74 Chasteen Lsther-29 Chgrow Sylvla 30 94 107 121 Cochran Polly 30 96 105 107 4 117 118 Coddlngton 'Iom 30 Conner Sally 30 93 94 101 102 0 114 117 118 121 2 Cook Bob 30 Looptr Joan 30 88 102 Corb111 Larollne-50 62 67 70 89 94 106 114 117 Dav1s P1111 30 43 Dayton Carol 31 96 Dosher Haldane-31 88 95 102 108 130 132 Drenan Dxck 31 74 75 Elder Juha 31 96 F1sher,Ann 31 94- 101 105 113 118 1'outs Dottl 31 94 106 107 117 121 8 1'urn1s Joan 31 107 Carver Br11cr31 74 76 123 lerald Dlane-32 94 106 108 114 Coma D1ck 32 83 113 Greenwald Nancy 32 96 101 108 117 123 130 buthery B111 32 Hansel Dave-32 97 llarzl Lewus 32 74 76 84 97 121 Hartman llob-9 '12 65 71 8.1 97 4 Hulls Joyct 32 96 Jeffery Naonn 33 94 109 Johnston Jlm 33 121 128 Kayner Carolyn 33 93 95 107 9 Kelly B111 33 43 69 74 85 K1bler Annw33 96 105 107 119 lustler John 33 Koeplte Carole-33 59 66 70 87 94 101 102 105 106 116 121 128 Kretder Stcphanle-33 94 101 113 118 127 lxruslnger Jamce-34 96 Lalng Barbara '14 94 108 09 Langstaff Jos1r34 108 109 Larson Rlck 34 74 84 104 Jeasurt 1 uurent 34 longshnre Donna H Luck Sarah 34 95 108 109 Malody Barbara 114 96 104 Mann Russ 26 35 69 83 87 9 120 127 128 130 132 SENIOR HIGH I DEX Qmajor 3C1lV11y pages hstedl Mann Shlrley 35 Mason Ann 35 94 108 109 Matthews Barbara 35 96 107 109 b1cClanahan J m 35 73 74 6 8 86 91 97 101 114 121 Mchlvtee Roberta 35 Mercer Ruth Ann 35 Mllhon Dan 35 109 Muller Bonnle-36 bhller Peggy 36 95 107 111 Morse Carol 36 96 121 Moser Jann 36 91 94 101 102 114 132 Mosher Nancy 36 94 101 102 108 109 130 Nelson Robert 36 Nudd Rlchard 36 101- 111 114 Orthoefer Gay 36 65 71 88 95 119 121 132 Osborn Glenn 37 109 Porter Barbara 37 Pnede Zalga 37 108 111 Roberts Tom 37 82 Roblnett Stan 37 73 78 80 Roblnson Robby 37 78 Russell Jlm 37 82 1 06 1 Savage Stormy 38 74 76 93 97 101 114 119 130 132 Schaal Mary Kay 38 95 111 114 119 121 123 Schwab Burt 38 82 84 97 114 121 8 Senehl Ebrahlm 125 Sensel Frank 26 38 74 77 97 114 Scvy Jlm 38 74 77 Shndaker Sue-38 59 64 87 88 96 101 102 105 106 113 132 Shlrk A V 38 82 85 97 132 Shuster Dave-38 97 Slatter Sylvla 39 94 108 Smith Pam 39 95 102 105 108 120 128 132 Smith Sandy 39 Sommers Sue-39 Stmchcomh Sur-26 39 91 94- 101 105 118 120 130 132 Stover Tlsh 39 94 104 108 Strange Warren 39 'Iangeman Phil 26 40 74 77 83 97 Tarbutton Molly 40 62 70 94 105 106 120 127 laylor Sally 40 95 101 108 114 119 121 'laylor Sue-40 96 101 108 113 119 Thlssen B111 40 123 124 1'homas Kathy 40 105 107 109 117 lhrall blnny 40 62 70 87 93 96 101 103 106 113 117 121 128 'lodd D1ek 40 lrautman ferry-41 88 102 104 107 'lreece Paul 41 82 Yance B111 41 104 Yan Yoorbxs Nancy 41 43 62 70 88 96 101 102 105 113 132 1-olk Van 41 97 101 111 112 130 Ward Steve-41 73 74 78 123 Weate Dlane-41 59 60 61 62 70 Weese B111 41 74 77 97 Wellman Jerry 42 74 77 97 101 104 114 116 119 Whale Tlm 42 97 Wtrk Carl 42 74 97 101 109 130 Wlllson Clnda 42 94 Wllson Judy 42 71 94 101 130 13 1eager ferry 12 71ph Dick 42 Jl. NIORS Adktlm Betty l-4 Mlklns Ella Mae-abr-M nt 41 Alun-1 Jlmce absent 11 Armstrong Joanne-44 62 70 97 105 106 117 120 Baasch Alan 44 Bach Larolerfl-4 95 103 105 08 117 119 123 Beany Jackte-44 95 121 Beckwlth B011 44 74 98 Beckwlth Pete-44 82 83 98 Beers Donna 44 Bennmgton Mans 44 87 9 0 10a 106 120 Black Donna 44 87 95 103 104 0 Blakeslve Karol 44 95 105 117 8 Boggs lattl 14 68 88 93 95 108 121 Branrhe 1 tt 44- 95 103 121 Bnese Jewell 44 95 103 105 10 117 119 121 Brown B111 44 97 98 Brown laul 44 85 Brownlng Hazel 44 95 Bussey Larry 44 Call Shlrley 44 110 Campbell Barry 44 Lampbell Heather 44 95 103 Campbell 'lerry 44 85 97 Lase Ed 44 Lhacey John 44 78 93 97 121 125 Cheeseman Pat 44 Clymer Ann 44 95 104 121 Coakley Dave-44 73 74 78 80 103 Lrooker Conme-67 119 Cummons Gary 45 Dambach Lharlou 45 95 108 Davldson Bruce-45 Davls Frank absent DcLasl1mutt Bob-45 101 Denhnger 1'red 45 74 DeWeese Tany 45 96 105 121 Dlxon Ehnor-45 88 96 103 104 Downs Jlm 44 Durley Llnda 45 96 117 Elhs Carol 45 110 Engler Carolyn 45 88 96 101 E114 Carmen 45 96 98 119 124 Evans Chuck 45 Evans Jackte-4:1 98 111 1'arahav Roge1-45 74 78 93 98 Pusher Alan 45 71 74 104 112 1'lor10 Judy 45 95 1'utrell Don 45 82 85 98 104 tardne-r RJ81'l1yl'l 45 97 121 boers Davld 45 104 breen Judle-45 95 98 llaager Carl 45 88 110 123 Hanna Marte 45 96 109 Hartwell Susan 44 94 121 l11ekey Janet 45 95 98 Hlndes Tom 45 82 111 123 Hlnkle Phll 45 85 Hopper Dlek 45 82 121 Horch Bob 45 98 123 llorch Phll 45 74 98 123 Horn Sharon 44 95 104 Hubman Dlek 45 98 123 Jeffers Fred 45 84 Jennlngs Herschel 44 45 73 120 128 Jennings Nancy 45 74 95 kelly Joe-45 74 81 lxennedv Ronald 45 83 85 111 111 116 93 98 laltndorf fretehen 4-5 95 101 105 Lamberton Joan 45 95 108 123 116 Lalha111 lken 45 69 83 85 93 112 Leach Larohne-45 95 103 108 Lee Nancy 45 95 107 109 110 Leetly L111da 45 95 103 121 Lehman Kathy 45 82 95 103 105 106 120 Lutz Jack 45 84 98 123 Lyon Pauhne-45 R18CwlC8l' Bob-45 46 74 83 85 98 Marks Paula 45 110 Marshall Loretta 45 95 105 McDan1el 511345 95 105 McGee Alden 45 98 123 McIntyre Louanne-45 95 105 116 123 124 McLaughlin Jean 45 88 94 101 104 116 Mclvm Joyce-45 95 Meyer Pat 121 Mlkkelsen Mal 84 Muller Ellen 4-5 88 95 103 121 Mltchell 'lom 45 98 121 Moore D1ck 45 74 98 Murdock 'lhelma 45 93 94 0 Neff Lyla 46 95 105 N1lson Bjorn 46 74 77 83 98 101 laolettl MIRTHBBCDQ Parker Eddle-46 111 112 Parklson Bob-46 Patchett Davrfi-6 73 78 Peace Noretta 46 121 Pelkey Duane-46 65 78 80 82 86 97 101 120 Potts Nancy 46 95 Pullln Ball 4-6 74 83 85 98 lureell Sally 44 46 88 94 96 103 104 113 117 119 Quelette Marlene-46 95 Rahn Jackler-46 96 107 1 Reed Judy'-4-6 88 103 Rose Ornn absent Rosen Jamee-46 95 Sanner Martha 9 46 88 95 103 104 Scatterday Carolyn 44 46 88 95 102 106 116 Schaer Joan 46 110 127 Schlrtzmger Luray 46 95 104 117 Setfert Judy 46 95 110 Sells Lots 46 93 96 121 128 Sheets Mtke-46 74 97 bmlth Judie-43 45 88 94 102 113 119 Snowden Artle-46 Sohner Karen 46 88 94 103 Stlmer MBICIS 46 95 110 St1f11er 15l'IC8-46 98 109 111 Sttmmcl Dlck 46 Strange Rosemary 88 Swaln Mtke-46 Tangeman Sue-46 88 96 102 121 'laylor Norman 45 97 Thomas Mary 46 88 94 96 101 103 Thompson Nancy 46 95 121 Wallace Bob-46 74 85 Wallace Terry 46 65 70 95 101 104 117 121 Ward Nancy 45 88 95 Warren Blll 85 Weese Emlly 45 95 Weltz Karol absent Wheldon Joyce-45 94 109 Whnte Jlm 45 Whitten B111 45 74 111 Wllhams Jlm 45 82 98 111 1 Wnlson Harry 123 Wmter Yvonne-46 95 121 Waltz Amta 45 95 121 Worster Ken absent - ' 7 ' - ' - . 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' ' 5 41111 -V' ' ' ,' '- , ',' 1 S0l'll0NIORl'b Anderson Kay 48 88 91 96 Ashton Bruce-48 Baker Jlm 48 Barnettm Ronald 48 Baughman Lynn Bavles Joan 48 96 121 Bender Audrlan 48 Blrd Linda 48 87 96 10Q Bloom Rollett 48 Boster Vlvlan 48 Bourke Barbara 48 96 Brahrn Carolyn 48 96 101 llrown Edward 48 Buck Larol 48 96 106 119 1 8 lludbtll Daud 48 8.5 97 121 Burke Qludtc-48 75 Burton Brian 48 81 98 Lallenttne Dlek 48 112 121 Campbell A J 48 74 Campbell Jlm 48 8 lampbell leg 47 62 70 88 104 109 Carpenter Carol 48 67 87 103 105 106 117 121 Chacey Ron 48 98 Lhnstensen Jerry 48 Corbin 5am 49 Cox Laroltne-48 96 108 Cox Kathleen 48 96 Lrook Lmda 48 B8 95 107 Davis Davis Dans Downle Tom 47 81 Dunlap Bob-47 121 Dorothy 47 Ned 47 97 Lvans Mary 47 88 94 102 l'aste Bob 47 111 l'e1kert Jamcevl-7 95 121 0 109 ferry 47 69 74 83 83 98 l'lsher Mary 47 96 105 106 119 friday Harriett 47 96 121 1'urnls lat 47 94 108 121 blbson Barbara 47 96 ltllesple Donna 89 Gllpatnck Rosalyn 47 95 104 121 trasmger Stephanuf17 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