Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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W, 1 6 worthington high school worthington ohio school schools - page 12 faculty - page 14 classes - page 24 clubs - page 54 school life sports - page 94 features- page 116 events - page 126 N' I -5 iiinmwif IN MEMORIAM LARRY SMITH FLOYD WELSCH The life given us by nature is short, But the memory of the well spent life is eternal I SWIMMERS TO YOUR MARK-The Worthington swimming team competes against Crystal. FRANTIC FOOTBALL-Worthington slaughters Westerville in Mud Bowl. HALLOWED HOMECOMING-The students enloy Autumn Leaves , the homecoming dance. ORGANIZATION OASIS-Cardinal staff enioys the annual picnic. THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING-The senior wsu- 1mh'em COOL DIP-Students have o swim oi the Aqua Marine Club. girls enioy ihe fall mixer. CHOW TIME-Everyone likes c picnic. SWEET SIXTEEN-Siecdies enioy fall mixer. GO TEAM!-The cheerleaders have an early practice. WOW!-Dave Budbill, Hi-Y President, en- ioys homecoming privilege. up . -Qi ' -1' Lx . Qggn ' 4 Kiwi I i -:Z A -4 i Qfeflr ' 'T' T 'gg-Q-wil? . fx V ' l' awww V HOMECOMING BONHRE-srudems dis- l play spirit in the homecoming pep-rally. l WELL, WE'VE GOT A PRETTY GOOD CHANCE-Couch Nelson reviews prospecfs for the homecoming game. HUMAN?-It happens to almost every sophomore girl. SAVED BY THE BELL-A view of the halls be- tween classes. PERT AND PRETTY-A de- scription of the twenty-two semiefinalists in the Cardi- nal Queen election. They are: ROW 'la S. Dunkin, R. Gilpatrick, J. Hindes, M. wing. ROW 2: J. Bird, K. Cain, B. Severance. ROW 3: L. Hamilton, C. Rosenquist, L. Hack, G. Kruncher. ROW 4: P. Savage, B. Chacey, J. Lehman, N. Rehmert. ROW 5: S. Bott, K. Carpenter, B. Tharp. ROW 6: K. Stout, B. Falkenberg, S. Tangeman, P. Harman. , . of-x. FLYING FINGERS - The personal typing class takes their semester final. 2, A w . W - - '- fa ' - ' 1 ' : : :I IH' ' - if n R Q Q - m e . f wc 1 . s. 'if' Wf3W'?i me WW i ,- :1','si::s711s,1.,e2fsff.-2,.:11-fy. 4 g-f',,. f. .L .1 ' ,2',,: :-1.' - :' ,i- ,.-555 .LF , .gil .L V sg-5411115 K ' H L V s t f t .- W 4. 4. - ,,.fmf:f.g:t3e.4sages: W yt .fr wmim :wit G -ww -- K K ' ' f ,L . ...ins .- ,kgi fi.: A,,A' . -f X . . CONSTRUCTION-A picture of the new iunior high school being added to the present building. At the other end of the school a music section is under construction. l l l MEAL TIME-Members of the faculty enjoy lunch together and talk about their problem children. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE- Some of the astronomy fans are shown with a picture of the observatory which they hope to build in the near future. It will be located in back of the school near the far west baseball dia- mond. COI1feI1fS schools faculty classes clubs f ......-- ,, J. ,,,,......-ff-- ,,,,,..,---vw , . V, V , . ., W ., ,. , 'I'l Foundations in Education . . . The Class of 1958 received the basis of their educa- tion in five schools: Worthington Elementary, built in 1938, Sharon, erected in 1949, which is no longer in the system, Homedale, our oldest school, built in 1923, Flint School established in 1929, and North Perry School in Linworth. ln 1955 Colonial' Hills School was added to our system. The next step in the building of their knowledge which brought the classmates into one unified class was Junior High School. The final hurdle of their education was attending Worthington High. The academic wing, which was fin- ished in 1951, the administration wing, finished in the next year, and the gymnasium, completed in 1953 pro- vided many never-to-be-forgotten moments for the class. Worthington High School has supplied excellent teachers and many opportunities for a well-rounded education. The staff led the students not only in the gaining of knowledge but also in the forming of high standards of living. The ideals and goals acquired during high school will follow the class throughout the future. It will be with mixed emotions that the Seniors leave Worthington High School. Some will be ioyful, reminis- cent, grateful, or sorrowful. Most will leave with a mix- ture of these emotions and with a heart full of memories of working, studying, and playing together as a class. No matter what paths the individuals take, they will always remember the years spent at W.H.S. Homedale Elementary Flint Elementary L - Nga ,si Reminiscing with the Past North Perry Elementary K Sharon Elementary Worthington Elementary Worthington Junior High af I' MA V 'I4 I Mr. Glenn D. Williams entered the Worthington school sys- tem as a teacher in 1950. ln 1956 he became principal ofthe high school. Mr. Williams attended O. S. U. where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree and later his Master of Arts degree, both in education. Congratulations are in order for the members of the class of 1958. lt is my sincere wish that you remember us as old friends and call upon us for help whenever the need arises. l want to wish success in everything you attempt and extend my sincere hope that the preparation you have received here will stand you in good stead. Good luck and best of everything. Mr. H. C. McCord, who has been Superintendent of Worth- ington Schools for the past nineteen years, entered our system in 1930. Before becoming principal in 1935, he taught physical education and industrial arts. Mr. McCord graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science degree and received his Master of Arts from O.S.U. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 for the many fine accomplishments made during your high school years. Our best wishes and continued interest go with you as you leave high school to enter new careers. We will be glad to serve you at any time our help is needed. FACULTY Commercial I I 5 5 i l 3 , . ,,- . A 1 Mrs. Louise C. Watters B.S. Ed., O.S.U. Typing, Shorthand, Gen. Bus., Typing, Bookkeeping, Off. Praclice Business Club Adv. Mrs. Anne Mills B.S. Ed., O. S. U. Relailing Cheerleading, Bus. Club Adv. Home Economics 3 I. Mrs. Esther Weed Mrs. Virginia Pulcich B.S. Ed., O.S.U. B.S. in Ed., M.A., O.S,U. B.A., Ohio Wesleyan U. Home Economics Home Economics F.H.A. Adv. F.H.A. Adv. 16 -M-.4.. . i I language A '- Miss Jeanette Frye Mrs. Ruth B. Clousing Mrs. Winifred I. Drumm A.B., Ohio U. B.A., Ohio U., M.A., O.S.U. A.B., Luke Erie College for Women Latin II, French l, Il Spanish I, Il latin I Span. Nat. Honor Soc. Adv. Physical Education Q fi t Vt l s Y . Mr. David Howell Miss Mary Lou Bach Mr. Les Eisenhart B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. B.S. Ed., O.S.U. B.S. Ed., O.S.U. Ec. Geography, Gen. Science, Girls' Physical Education Industrial Arts Physical Education G.A.A. Adv. Track, X-Country, Basketball Coach, Asst. Football ' Wrestling Coach Science Q- f x W ! I Mr. Donald H. Reichert Mr. Robert H. McBurney Mr. Dow Nelson B.S. Ed., U. of Dayton B.S. Ed., M. Ed., O.S.U. B.S. Ed., M. Ed., O.U. M.A., O.S.U. Chemistry, Soph, Hi-Y, Football Coach Science Club Advisor Conservation Club Advisor Health, Biology Reserve Basketball Coach Hi-Y Advisor C I Social Studies 18 l l , ...W v Mr. Frank Lowery Miss Juliette Noone Miss Merianne Thompson B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. B.A., B.S. Ed., O.S.U. Democracy Amer. Hist., World Hist. American History, Civics Oracle, Outcry, ond Press Club Advisor English Mrs. Louro Tobias Mr. Richard Borror Miss Anne Burnside B.A., Marietta B.S. Ed., O.S.U. B.A., M.A., O.S.U. Speech, English l, Il English ll English I, lll Thespions Adv., Class Play Fresh. Hi-Y Advisor F.T.A. Advisor Director Fine and Applied Arts Mr. Richard Phipps B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. Jr. Sr. High Fine Arts Cardinal Advisor 1 A., ' it .Q 9 N Mr. Rudy Hitzemann B.S. Ed., Bowling Green Industrial Arts, Driver Ed. Reserve Football Coach Mr. Charles G. Rousculp B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. English III, IV Mal Mr. David M. Miller B.S. Ed., O.S.U. Band and Orchestra il i' Miss Rulh Pierce B. School Music Muskingum Vocal Music Girls' Ensemble, Choir Miss Mary Pallon B.S. Ed., O.S.U. Algebra, Adv. Math Jr. Y-Teens Advisor Wm 20 Mr. George H. Taylor B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. Gen. Science, Malh Science Club Advisor Mr. Earl Lane Mrs. Ruth S. Cowgill B.S. Ed., M.E., O.S.U. A.B., Denison U. Adv. Algebra, Physics B.B.A., Weslern Reserve U. Ass'l. to Principal Geometry, Algebra Malh Club Advisor Radio Club Advisor Special Service r .f RP Mr. John T. Hammill Mrs. Thelma C. Tyler B.S. Ed., O.S.U. B.S., M.A., O.S.U. Driver Educalion Dir. of Pupil Personnel Mrs. Cecil Purcell Mrs. Lillian Bernhagen B.A., Morningside R.N., B.S. Ed., M.A., O.S.U. M.A., Library Science, Coord. of Heallh Serv. Columbia U. M.A.E. Wis. Slale librarian F.N.C. Advisor x - - J Q 'Q' all A ASSISTANT SECRETARY: Mrs. Eileen Vittum. SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. Thelma Phillips. COOKS: Mrs. Hard, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Severance, Mrs. Dumbauld, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Clagett, Mrs. Metz. STAFFS They make our school . . . CUSTODIANS: Bud Monska, Everett Latham, Rich Morgan, Aaron Hard. Y J f PRlNClPAL'S HELPERS-The office girls are: ROW 1: B. Harman, T. Seiller, L. Hack, L. Nelson, J. Hindes, C. Brahm, N. Ingram, H. Friday, C. Heidmann. ROW 2: S. Dunkin, B. VonEschen, B. Severance, C. Carpenter, C. Spencer, L. Bird. A FUTURE NURSES-The health office girls are: ROW I: S. Dunkin, L. Nelson, J. Albertson. ROW 2: J. Mc- Daniel, C. Goodwin, P. Patterson, R. Gilpatrick. I A more ellicrent place ' sfjiffitlilg fii K - -., ...df 'iisifzsiffsssf A ,.., ,..-. , 5 '2TkS'Y25l33'2 f iff 'Es 33123525 CUT SLIP KIDS-The attendance office girls are: ROW 1: D. Monska, M. Burnie, C. Mackensen. ROW 2: L. McCoIIister, C. Rosenquist, D. Gilespie, C. Heidmann, P. Shue. nv- BOOKIES-The library girls are: ROW 1: J. Hinkle, J. Feikert, L. Baughman, J. Burke, C. Buck, K. Carpenter, S. Griffith. ROW 2: Brusha Falkenburg, S. Carter, S. Black- burn. 23 N, 'W 'ii' .3 Q f 3 'N 01 .N President Terry Davis For the first time in the history of W.H.S. our class has had commissioners in the place of a vice-presi- dent. They are: Bob McNaughten, com- missioner of points, Jerry Katz, commis- sioner of proiects, Joe Lutz, commission- er of proiects, and Bruce Mahaffey, com- missioner of publicity. Secretory Judy Hindes SENIOR CLASS Reunion in Remembrance As the Class of 1958 recalls its high school years, their memories include many hours of rewarding study, class proiects, which were hard work but fun, and the many, many enioyable social events. Recalling our Freshman year, we remember President Curt Stumpf, who set our class on the path of success. Peg Campbell, Homecoming attendant, and our Hallowe'en attendant, Nancy Ingram, represented our class on courts. Viewing our Sophomore year, we see that John Stump was our capable president, while Peggy Stine and Carol Carpenter were our Homecoming and Hallowe'en attendants respectively. We are proud as we remember that Peg Campbell was also chosen to be a member of the Cardinal Queen Court. Our reflections turn finally to our last two years of high school. As Juniors, Tom Patchett was elected as our enthusiastic president and our efforts were rewarded by great successes, one of these being Down to Earth , our first class play, and Blue Moon , the enchanting Junior-Senior Prom. Debby War- ren was elected to the Homecoming Court, and Linda Bird to the Hallowe'en Court. Linda was elected to the Cardinal Court, as was Carol Carpenter. Linda was crowned the 1957 Cardinal Queen. Finally, as we journey through our hall of memories, we enter our Senior year, packed full of dinners, taffy sales, and, of course, the sale of chips and corn . Heading the class in its last year was Terry Davis. Another hard worker, who did much for the betterment of the entire high school, was John Stump, Student Body President. The class play was the comedy, January Thaw . Homecoming Queen, Carol Carpenter, reigned over the Homecoming festivities with Linda Bird as her Senior attendant. Queen of the HaIlowe'en Festival was Peg Campbell, while Madeline Wing was chosen to be her Senior attendant. Our class was well represented on the Cardinal Court during our Senior year. Among the seven finalists, the five Seniors were Rosalyn Gilpatrick, Karen Cain, Madeline Wing, Judy Hindes, and Sandy Dunkin. Sandy Dunkin was crowned 1958 Cardinal Queen. Climaxing our four years of conscientious effort striving toward one goal, we saw our dream come true! We embarked on our Senior trip to Washington, D.C. and New York. As our class separates and each person follows a different path, we will always remember that one path through W.H.S. which we traveled together-overcoming all obstacles. Treasurer Dave Budbill John Adams-Trans. Grandview 45 Hi-Y 4. Ron Barnette-Mixed Choir 45 Oper- etta 45 Library Statf I. Barbara Bourke-Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cab. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Oracle Staff 3,4, Art. Ed. 45 Basketball lntra, 2,35 Christmas Formal Co-Chr. Carolyn Brahm-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Press Club 2,3,4, V. Pres, 35 Oracle Staff 2,3,45 Outcry l,2,3,4, Ed. 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 25 Volleyball 25 Basketball lntra. 3,45 Main Off. 3,45 Cardinal Index Staff5 Class Play 3,4. Lynn Baughman-Y-Teens l,25 F.H.A. I5 F.N.C. 25 Library Staff 4. Ed Brown-Trans. Central High 2. Linda Bird-Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cab. 35 Press Club 2,45 Cheerleading Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Honor Soc. 3,45 Oracle Staff, Rep. 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee 'l,25 Chorus Line l,2,35 Hollowe'en Ct. 35 Cardinal Queen 35 Homecoming Ct. 45 Class Play 35 Var. Show l5 Volley- ball lntra. 2,35 Basketball lntra. 2,35 Res. Cheerleader 25 Var. Cheerleader 3,45 Library Staff 15 Main Off. 3,45 Outcry 2,3,4, Rep. 25 Ass't. Bus. Ed. 3, Bus. Ed. 45 Cardinal Ed. Staff 3,4. Rollie Bloom-Honor Soc. 3,45 Bond 'l5 Basketball lntra. l,25 Cardinal Bus. Staff 45 Will and Proph. 4. Carol Buck-Y-Teens 2,3,45 Outcry Typ. 35 Library Staff 4. Dave Budbill-Hi-Y l,2,3, Pres. 45 Oracle Staff 4, Sports Rep.5 Mixed Choir 45 Band l,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Orchestra 2,35 Dance Band 25 Class Treas. 45 Class Play 3,45 Cross Country 45 Track l,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Operetta 45 Thespians 3,45 Cardinal Bus. Staff 4. Judie Burke-Y-Teens 1,27 F.H.A. 47 Library Staff 1,2,4. A. J. Campbell Hr Y 1, Football Mgr. 2,3,47 Track Mgr. 1,2,3,4. Nancy Burlie-Trans. Downers Grove, Ill. 47 Y-Teens 47 G.A.A. 47 Mixed Choir 47 Operetta 4. Brian Burton-Hi-Y 1,2,3,47 Football 2, 3,47 Res. Basketball 1, Mgr. 2. Karen Cain-Trans. Bethel High, Penn. 37 Y-Teens 3,47 G.A.A. 3,47 Oracle Staff 3,4, Rep.7 Mixed Choir 47 Volleyball lntra. 3,47 Basketball lntra. 3,47 Cardinal Ct. 47 Operetta 4. Richard Callentlno-Trans. Shadyside High 17 Chess Club 27 Mixed Chorus 3,47 Band 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 1,2,3,47 Dance Band 2,47 Drum Maior 3,47 Track 37 Class Play 37 Operetta 4. 1 Peg Campbell-Y-Teens 1,27 G.A.A. 1,27 Honor Soc. 3,47 Spanish Honor Soc. 27 Mixed Chorus 37 Class Sec. 27 Home- coming Ct. 17 HoIlowe'en Queen 47 Car' dinal Ct. 27 Hockey Team 27 Swimming 27 Volleyball 1,2,37 Girls' Class Basket- ball Team 1,37 Girls' State 37 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chdifmdhp Health Off. 2,37 Cardinal Editor 47 Cardinal Assist. Ed. 3. Carol Carpenter - Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 47 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 47 Press Club 2,3,47 Cheerleading Club 2,3,47 Oracle Staff 2,3,47 Stu. News Dir. 47 Mixed Chorus 27 Bus. Club 3,4, Pres. 37 Outcry 2,3,4, Typ. 3,47 Girls' Glee 27 Chorus Line 17 Hallowe'en Cl. 27 Homecoming Queen 47 Cardinal Ct. 37 Hockey Team 2,3,47 Volleyball lntra. 1,2,3,47 Basketball lntra. 1,2,3,47 Girls' Class Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 1,2,37 Girls' State Alt. 37 Var. Cheerleader 3,47 Res. Cheerleader 27 Main Off. 4. Ron Chacey-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Mixed Choir 47 Var. Show 17 Football 2,3,47 Wrestling 2,3,47 Track 37 Kitchen Staff 47 Operetta 4. Jerry Christensen-Stu. Council 1,2,4 Science Club 27 Track 3,4. .Ionnlo Combs-Trans. Eastmoor 27 Busi- Dorothy Davis ness Club 3,4. Alpha Theta 4. Basketball Intro. 2. Caroline Cox-Y-Teens 27 F.N.C. l,23 Terry Davis-Stu. Council 3,47 Hi-Y 1,2 Band 1,4. 3,47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Spanish Honor Soc. 27 Band 17 Class Pres. 4, Treas. 37 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Football 1,2,3,47 Wrest- ling 2,3,47 Track 1,27 Honorable Mention- All Mid-Six 37 State Scholarship place 17 District Scholarship 3. Kao Cox-Y-Teens 2, 3, 47 F.H.A. 17 Tom Downie-Trans. North 27 Cross F.N.C. 37 Bus. Club 3,4. Country 47 Track 2,3,47 Basketball lntra. 27 Debate 3. Dan Davls-Trans. Fayetteville, N.Y. 37 Sandy Dunkin-Trans. West High 37 Hi-Y 3,47 Press Club 3,47 Science Club 47 Y-Teens 3,42 Bus. Club 3,47 Att. Off. 37 Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. 47 Oracle Staff Health Off. 47 Main Off. 47 Cardinal 3,47 Sports Ed. 47 Football 37 Basketball Queen 47 Class Play 47 Cardinal Bus. Intra. 3,4. Staff 4. Sam Corbln-Science Club 2,3,47 Mu Nod Davis-Hi-Y l,2,37 Football 17 Mary Evans-Stu. Council 3, Sec.5 Y- Teens l,2,3,4, Cab. 1,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Press Club 45 Honor Soc. 3,45 Oracle Staff 3,45 Columns Ed. 45 Youth Page Journal 3,4, Ed. 45 Outcry 3,4, Features Ed. 45 Journalism Award 25 Class Play 35 Hockey Team l,2,3,45 Basketball lntra. 'l,2,3,45 Girls' Class Basketball Team 'l,2, 35Tl1eSplCI1S 3,4, Sec. 45 Will and Proph. Staff 45 T.B. Press Proiect Award 35 Press Conf. in Detroit as Rep. of Ohio State Journal 4. Robert Fasic-Trans. Crestview 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Cardinal Bus. Staff 45 Debate 3,45 Class Play 4. Janice Feikert-Y-Teens 1,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 45 Class Play 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Thespiansl 45 Library Staff l,2,3,4. Harriet Friday-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 F.N.C. l,2,3,45 Oracle Staff 4, rep5 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Mixed Choir 45 Cardinal Bus. Staff 45 Girls' Glee 25 Hockey Team 25 Volleyball 2,35 Health Off. 35 Main Off. 45 Girls' Basketball Team I5 Operetta 4. Pat Furnis-Y-Teens 1,25 Press Club 45 F.N.C. l,2,35 Oracle Staff 3, rep.5 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Mixed Choir 45 Girls' Glee 25 Operetta 45 Hockey 25 Basketball lntra. 2,3,45 Citizen Youth Page 3,4. Barb Gibson-Trans. Crestview 25 Y- Teens 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Spanish Honor Soc. 4. Donna Gillespie-Trans. South High 25 G.A.A. 25 Spanish Honor Soc. 45 Outcry' 3,4, rep. 3,45 Bus. Club 45 Volleyball 35 Basketball lntra. 35 Att. Off. 3,45 Basket- ball Class Team 4. Rosalyn Gilpatrick-Stu. Council 4, Assem. Chairman5 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Press Club 25 Oracle 2, rep.5 Cardinal Ed. Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Glee lg Chorus line I5 Class Play 3,45 Var. Show l5 Operetta 35 Hockey Team 45 Swimming 2,35 Bowling 2,35 Volley- ball 25 Girls' Class Basketball Team 3,45 Health Off. 45 Basketball lntra. 3,45 Cardinal Ct. 45 Cardinal Bus. Staff. Carol Goodwin-Trans. Jackson High 35 Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Oracle Staff 4, rep.5 Outcry 4, rep.5 Cardinal Bus. Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Play 3,45 Girls' Basketball Team 35 Health Off, 45 Thes- pians 4. Ken Hadden-Hi-Y ly Class Play 4. Barb Hargnere Trans. East High 2, Manley Hopkins HnY1,2. F.H.A. 47 Volleyball 2. Carol Heidmann-Stu. Council Alt. 37 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cab. 3, Pres. 47 Press Club 27 Mixed Chorus 27 Mixed Choir 3,47 Girls' Ensemble 3,47 Girls' Glee 17 Class Play 3, Stu. Director7 Operetta 3,47 Volleyball 27 Basketball lntra. 27 Thes- pians 3,47 Atten. Off. 47 Library Staff 17 Main Off. 47 Voice of Democracy Finalist 3. Ron Hopper- Hi-Y 1,47 Band 1,2, Basketball 1,2. Judy Hindes-Stu. Council 17 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 1, Treas. 3, Cab. 4j G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Spanish Honor Soc. 1,27 Oracle Staff 3, TSP.: Cardinal Assoc. Ed. 47 Outcry 4, rep.7 Class Play 3,47 Volleyball 27 Basketball 27 Atten. Off. 37 Main Off. 47 Cardinal Ct. 47 Press Club 4. Judy Hinkle-Y-Teens 2,3,4, Cab. 37 G.A.A. 2,3,47 Honor Soc. 3,47 F.T.A. 27 Mixed Chorus 2,37 Girls' Glee 17 Class Play 37 Hockey 1,3,47 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Basketball Intra. l,2,3,47 Library Staff 47 Outcry 4, typ. Linda Holl-Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 F.H.A. 2,3. Mary Ann Huggard-Y-Teens 2,3,47 G.A.A. 3,42 F.H.A. 2,3,4j F.N.C. 1,27 Hockey 3,47 Volleyball 47 Basketball Intra. 1,2,3,47 Thespians 47 Jr. Home Ec. Degree. Pat Hushower-Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Press Club 3,47 Cheerleading Club 2,3,47 Res. Cheerleader 27 Var. Cheerleader 3,47 Chorus Line 17 Var. Show 17 Volleyball 3,42 Basketball Intro. 37 Outcry 3,4, publ. Ed. 47 Cardinal lndex Staff Ed. 47 Cardi- nal Bus. Staff 47 Oracle Staff 3,4, rep.7 Mixed Chorus 27 Girls' Glee 27 Bus. Club 4. Nancy Ingram-Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 G.A.A. 2,37 Press Club 47 Cheerleading Club 2,3,47 Oracle Staff 3,4, rep.7 Mixed Choir 2,3,47 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,47 Chorus Line 17 Class Sec. 17 Hallowe'en Ct. 17 Volley- ball l,27 Will 8. Proph. Staff 47 Operetla 2,3,47 Main. Off. 4. 1 ni-sr Pat Joggard-trans. Altoona Hugh 4. larry Jeffers-Basketball Intro. l,2,3,4, Golf 2,3. Morton Jeffery-Hi-Y l,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2. Sandy Jennings-Volleyball 2,3, Car- dinal Publ. Chairman 4, Operetta 2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 4, Press Club 3,4, Mixed Choir 2,3,4, Bus. Club 4, Treas., Girls' Ensemble 2,3,-4, Treas. 4, Thespians 3,4, Sec. 4, Senior Trio l,2,3,4, Variety Show l. Karen Joseph--Trans. Crestview Jr. High 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Basketball lntra. 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Basketball Class Team 2,3, Second Team 4, Outcry Staff 3, Cardinal Index Staff 4. .lerry Katz-Trans. North High 3, Class Protect Commissioner 4. Bill Keating-Stu. Council 'l, Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus l, Mixed Choir 2,3,4, Band l,2, Class V. Pres. l, Variety Show I, Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Golf 2, Cardinal Bus. Staff 4, Operetta 2,3,4, Class Play 3,4. Mike Kinney Alfred Loch-Basketball lntra. l,2,3,4. Nancy Lambert-Trans. Milton High.3 Junior Lows-Basketball lntra. l,2,3,47 Baseball I7 Cross Country l. Jerry lazzell Bruce Mahaffey-Hi-Y l,3,47 Science Club 37 Thespians 3,47 Cardinal Bus. Staff 3,47 Assist. Manager 3, Bus. Man- ager 47 Class Play 3, Stu. Director 47 Class Off. 4. Mary .lo Mahr-Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cab. 47 Press Club 3,4, Pres. 47 F.H.A. 37 Car- dinal lndex Staff 47 Class Play 3,47 Atten. Off. 37 Christmas Formal Decora- tion Co-Chairman 4. Gary looker- Football 17 Basketball lntra. 27 Class Play 47 Hi-Y l,2,47 Mixed Choir 4. Faye Marshall-Y-Teens 17 F.H.A. 3,4, Sec. 3. Joe Lutz-Stu. Council 2,37 Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Oracle Staff 4, Rep.7 Class Proiect Comm. 47 Football l,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,4f Baseball 3,47 Golf 17 Cardinal Ed. Staff 3,4. Charlotte Mackensen-Girls' Basket- ball Team l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 47 Class Play 47 Atten. Off. 47 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Mem- ber at Large 37 lnterclub Council V. Pres. 47 Columbus lnterclub Prom 47 Stu. Council 27 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 47 Honor Soc. 47 Spanish Honor Soc. 2, V. Pres.7 Oracle Staff 2,3,4, Rep. 2, Assist. Ed. 3, Ed. 47 Thespians 4. .lim Mason-Class Play 47 Band l,2,3,47 Orchestra 2,3,47 Dance Band 4. Carolie Matthews - Y-Teens I, 2,37 F.H.A. 3,47 Bus. Club 47 Atten. Off. 4. Dale Maxey-Hi-Y 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 37 Football l,2,3,4j Wrestling I7 Track l,2,3,45 Basketball lntra. l,2,3,47 Class Play 47 Thespians 4. Patty McCall-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 47 Bus. Club 3,47 Outcry Staff 3, typ. Dianne Monska-Stu. Council I,2,4, Sec. 47 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Cob. 3,47 Press Club 47 F.H.A. 37 Bus. Club 4, V. Pres.7 Class Treas. 27 Basketball lntra. 2,3,47 Volleyball 2,3,47 Girls' Class Bas- ketball Team 27 Outcry Staff 3,4, typ.7 Will and Proph. 47 Class Play 3,47 Atten. Off. 2,3,4. Sue Moody-Y-Teens I,2,3,47 Press Club 47 F.H.A. 47 Bus. Club 47 Outcry Staff 3,4, typ.7 Cardinal Bus. Staff 4. Judy McDaniel-Y-Teens l,2,3,47 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Press Club 47 Oracle Staif 4, rep.7 Mixed Chorus 1,2,37 Bus. Club 3,47 Girls' Glee I7 Basketball lntra. 17 Volley- ball 27 Outcry Staff 3,47 Cardinal Staff 47 Class Play 4. Joyce Niemiec-Trans. Boardman High 37 Y-Teens 3,4, Cab. 47 Mixed Choir 47 Bus. Club 47 Girls' Ensemble 47 Outcry 4, typ.7 Cardinal Stall 4, typ. Bob McNaghton-Trans. Terrace Park Kathy 0'Dea-Trans. Bishop Watterson High 27 Hi-Y 2,3,47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Mixed I7 Class Play 37 Swimming 27 Volleyball Choir 47 Class Sec. 37 Class Commissioner 27 Basketball lntra. 27 Y-Teens 2,3,4, 47 Football 2,3,47 Basketball 2,3,47 Base- F.H.A. 2,3,47 Mixed Choir 3,4. ball 2,3,47 Operetta 4. Darlene Melsop-Y-Teens 1,27 F.H.A. Pat 0'Rellly-Y-Teens 1,27 F.H.A. I. 3,47 Bus. Club 4. Walter O'ReiIIy Diane L. D. Powell-Y-Teens 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Debate 3,45 Winner of Art Contest 2. .lim Probasco-Hi-Y 3,45 Band l,2. Steve Ream-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus l5 Mixed Choir 2,3,45 Boys' Glee l5 Class Play 45 Var. Show I5 Operetta 2,3, 45 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball ly Basketball I5 Thespians 45 All Mid-Six Football 3,45 Cardinal Ed. Staff 45 City and Regional H.W. Wrestling Champion 3,4. Jack Alan Rensch-Trans. Crestview Jr. High lp Outcry 2,35 Band 2,3,4. Yvonne Rlonsehield-Trans. East High 35 Basketball lntra. 45 Bus. Club 4. larry Rif0-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball lntra. l,2. Judy Robinson-Stu. Council 45 Y-Teens 3,4, Cab. 45 F.H.A. 15 Mixed Choir 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Mu Alpha Theta 4, V. Pres.5 Basketball lntra. lg Att. Off. 3. Margaret Roloson-Stu. Council 3, Alt. 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Sec. l, V. Pres. 3, Cab. 3,45 Press Club 25 Cheerleading Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 45 Honor Soc. 3,45 Spanish Honor Soc. 25 Oracle Staff 2,3,4, Feature Ed. 3, Alumni Ed. 45 Out- cry Copy Ed. 45 Cardinal Ed. Staff 45 Mixed Choir l,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Librarian 35 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Var. Show lp Oper- etta 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,35 Class Basketball Team l,2,3, co-capt. 35 Var. Cheerleader 3, Alt. 4, Res. Cheer- leader 2, Pep Rally Chairman 35 Tres- pians 4. Sylvia G. Roof-Trans. North Little Rock High 25 Y-Teens 3,4. James Rudolph-Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Mixed Choir 3,47 Operetta 3,47 Football 3,47 Track 2,3,47 Basketball lntra. 2,3. Tlsh Selller-Y-Teens l,2,3,47 G.A.A. 3, 47 Press Club 3,47 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Mixed Choir 2,3,47 Girls' Glee ll,2i Girls' Ensemble 47 Class Trio l,2,3,47 Operetta 3,47 Bowling 27 Volleyball Intra. l,2,37 Basketball lntra. l,2,37 Main Off. 3,47 Cardinal Ed. Staff, Typ. Staff. Dave Severance-Track 27 Basketball Intro. I7 Basketball Team 2,3,4. P010 Skaatos-Trans. Portsmith High 27 Class Play 37 Operetta 47 Cross Country 47 Track 3,47 Basketball lntra. 2,3,47 Basketball Team 47 Mixed Choir 3,4. .lullo Slater-Trans. Springfield High 27 Y-Teens 2,3,47 G.A.A. 3,47 Press Club 37 F.N.C. 3,4, Cab. 47 Oracle Staff 4, typ., Volleyball 2,3,4f Basketball lntra. 2,3,47 Class Basketball Team 2. Chuck Smith-Oracle Staff 4, rep. Class Play 47 Basketball lntra. l,2,3,4 Basketball 4, Manager7 Outcry Staff 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. Douglas Soverlno-Trans. Wisconsin High l7 Cross Country 2,37 Track 2,37 Hi-Y 37 Honor Soc. 3,4. Melinda Smith-Y-Teens 2,3,47 F.N.C 4, Cab. Davl Shea-Radio Club 3, Pres. Ron Smith-Football 2,3,47 Basketball lntra. 2,3,4. Keith Sonnor-Football l,2,3,4, Wres- tling l,2,3,4, Place in regional Wrestling 3. Carolyn Leo Spencer-Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Press Club 4, Bus. Club 4, Outcry 4, typ., Var. Show 'l, library Staff 4, Main Off. 3,4. Paul E. Spoff-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chess Club l,2, Cross Country l,2. Joe Springer-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3, Dance Band l,2,3,4, Var. Show l, Cross Country 4, Track l,2,3,4. Sandra Stein-Y-Teens l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 2,3, Oracle Staff 3, rep. 4, Features Ed. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Mixed Choir 4, Girls' Glee l, Operetta 4, Basketball lntra. i, Oulcry rep. 3. Dave Steinman-Stu. Council 2, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain l,4, Cab. 4, Mixed Choir 4, Class Play 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball lntra. l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Thespians 4, Kitchen Staff 4. Bruce Stern-Trans. Orrville High 4. Richard K. Stlrgwolt-Trans. North High 3. Hi-Y 4. John Palmer Stump-Stu. Council l,2, 3,4, Treas. 2,3, Stu. B. Pres. 4, Pres. of C.B.L. Inter-School Stu. Council 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Cab. l,3,4, Nom. for Governor of Model Legislature, Wildlife, Conser- vation Club 4, Jr. Red Cross Area Council 3,4, Honor Soc. 3,4, Oracle Staff 2, rep., Mixed Chorus 2, Class Pres. 2, V. Pres. 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Class Play 3, Basket- ball lntra. l,2, Boys' State Alt. 3, Ohio Stu. Council Workshop 4, Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4. Curt' Stumpf-Stu. Council l, Hi-Y l,2, 3,4, Treas. 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Mixed Choir 4, Boys' Glee 2, Class Pres. l, Operetta 4, Football 3,4, Baseball l,2, 3,4, Basketball lntra. 2. Dick Tests-Stu. Council 4, V. Pres., Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Oracle Staff 4, Rep., Class Play 3, Football l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, All Mid-Six Football 3,4, District Honorable Mention Football 4. Yvonne Thomas-Trans. North High 3, Y-Teens 3,4, Press Club 4, F.N.C. 3,4, Cab. 4, Will 8. Proph. 4, Basketball lntra. 3,4. Dottie Tobln-Y-Teens 2,3,4, Press Club 4, F.N.C. l,2,3,4, Cab. 4, Class Play 3,4, Att. Olf. 3, Library Staff l,2. Steve Walcutt-Trans. North High 4, Band 4, Dance Band 4, Orchestra 4. Debby Warren-Trans. Port Washing- ton High, N.Y. 2, Y-Teens 3,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Cardinal Bus. Staff 4, Homecoming Ct. 3, Hockey 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Soft- ball 3,4, Basketball Intro. 3,4, Basketball Class Team 3,4. Robert 0. Warren-Trans. Tilton High 2, Hi-Y 4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Track 2,3. George Van Vlack-Hi-Y l,2, Class Play 3,4. Tony Voth-Trans. Turner High, Kansas 4. Marilyn D. Welshimer-Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Cab. 4, G.A.A. t,2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2, Honor Soc. 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Swimming I, Basketball lntra. l,2, Class Play 3,4, Cardinal Staff 4. Judy Wemlinger-Trans. South High 4 Y-Teens 4, G.A.A. 4, Mixed Choir 4, Operetta 4, Basketball lntra. 4, Basket- ball Class Team 4. 1 Marilyn Whitney-Stu. Council 27 Y- Teens l,2,3,4, Cab. 3,47 F.T.A. I7 F.N.C. 3,4, Pres. 47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Outcry Rep. 37 Will and Proph. Staff 47 Mixed Choir 2,3,4, V. Pres. 47 Girls' Glee l7 Girls' Ensemble 47 Mu Alpha Theta 4, Pres.7 Class Play 3,47 Operetta 2,3,47 Basketball lntra. 27 Att. Off. 37 Choir and Ensemble Accompanist 47 Thespians 4. Linda Wick-Y-Teens l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Pres. 3i Mixed Chorus 27 Girls' Glee 27 Basketball Intra. 2,37 library 3. Sandy Wilson-Y-Teens 37 F.H.A. 2. Garth Workman-Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Cross Country l,27 Wrestling l,2,3,47 Track I7 Basketball Intro. l,27 Chair. of Home- coming Dance 47 Place in Regional Wrestling Tournament 3. Barbara Wren-Stu. Council I7 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Exec. Comm. 47 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 F.H.A. I7 Honor Soc. 3,47 Oracle Staff 2,3,4, Historian and EXChQl1gei Mixed Chorus 27 Mixed Choir 3,47 Bus. Club 3,4, Pres. 4i Outcry 3,47 Girls' Glee 27 Girls' Ensemble 47 Class Play 3,41 Operetta 3,47 Hockey 'l,2,3,47 Volleyball l,2,3,47 Soft- ball l,27 Basketball lntra. l,2,3,47 Basket- ball Class Team l,2,3,4. John Young-Trans. North High 37 Clarinet Quartette 3,47 Band 3,4, Treas. 47 Orchestra 3,4, Manager 37 Dance Band 3,4. Madeleine Wing-Stu. Council Alt. 1,37 Y-Teens l,2,3,47 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Social Chair. 47 Honor Soc. 3,47 Oracle Staff 2,3, Rep.7 Mixed Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Social Chair. 37 Cardinal Ed. Staff 3,47 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,47 Class Play 3,47 Thespians 3,4, Pres. 47 Debate 3,47 Voice of Democracy Speech 37 HalIowe'en Ct. 47 Cardinal Queen Ct. 4. Donna Woods-Y-Teens 2,3,4f Press Club 37 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Cab. 47 Mixed Choir 2,3,47 Girls' Glee l7 Operetta 2,3,4. Dick Young-Wrestling 37 Swimming 47 Class Play 4. Dave G. Zlpf-Hi-Y l,2,3,47 Basketball lntra. l,2,3,4. 'lfllllllilllll l kg fy 1.5 .L is 5 I' 51 wi fi . ...W Hard at work are the Junior Class officers. Seated is Chuck Janssen, President, standing, Barb Severns, Treasurer, Sam Cushman, Vice-President: 'and Judy Albertson, Secretary. 1 1 Q x E V s JUNIORS Their goal in sight . . . The responsibilities and proiects of the Junior Class are difficult and varied. As they worked toward the final year, they proved themselves a capable and efficient class. The Junior Class worked long and hard to give the seniors a prom long to be remembered. They were seen hovering around the concession stand at football games shouting hot dogs, popcorn, and cokel The sale of Christmas trees along with the annual Cardinal Booster Drive supplemented the treasury. Under the competent leadership of Chuck Janssen, President, Sam Cushman, Vice-Presi- dent, Judy Albertson, Secretary, and Barbara Severns, Treasurer, they raised their hopes for a successful Senior trip. ROW 1: M. Evans, J. Ingles, B. Harman, C, Greene, C. Forney, B. Hart, S. Halliday, B. Demos, L. Hamilton, L. Dierker, D. Downs, K. Green. ROW 2: D. Hopper, C. Janssen, F. McCauley, R. Hall, S. Brown, B. Baker, P. Adams, G. Baker, R. Latham, L. Lazzell, J. Barker. ROW 3: T. lannarino, M. Farahay, L. Castricone, J. Bierke, M. Cave, C. Hedden, F. Johnson, B. Baker, S. Bobrovnikoff, E. Hopton. ROW 1: B. Walson, J. Kalz, S. Pruyn, C. Kelly, S. Slimmel, L. McCollisler, S. Sekinger, B. Severns, J. Wilcox C. Rosenquisl, N. Slump, B. Von Eschen, J. Winlers. ROW 2: L. Slonerock, P. Pappas, J. Slarnes, J. Sanford F. Rooker, D. Reese, G. Shidaker, J. Mikkelsen, J. Murphy, D. Reese, B. Dick, J. Clark. ROW 3: K. Talman E. Slromberg, J. Vance, R. Wallace, F. Zollinger, H. Lusk, D. Vercoe, P. Lowman, T. Seymour, B. Van Fleel C. Allen. ROW 1: S. Ward, J. Tullle, P. Shue, E. Polls, D. Yeager, M. Wood, N. Pallison, S. Torrance, R. Smilh, H. Slark, P. Pallerson, J. McDaniel. ROW 2: R. Orwig, B. McCord, J. Raffaelle, H. Talman, R. Ray, K. Umbarger, L. Tyler, B. Parker, D. Lewis, L. While, B. Smilh, L. Zigle. ROW 3: J. Royle, R. Greer, B. Ellis, J. Krieder, K. Slewarl, F. Johnson, J. McCracken, R. Lalham, R. Mallhews, T. Murlaugh, J. Marlin, G. Kaiser. 1 4 7 .CJ A - ROW l: B. Brandt, M. Clark, S. Aleshire, M. Gifford, D. Ferguson, J. Hindman, R. Graves, S. Douglass, M. Cellar, L. Hack, M. Brown. ROW 2: E. Edmanson, S. Blackburn, M. Burnie, S. Bonnell, S. Beck, S. Cloypole, E. Hrinko, J. Albertson, S. Coleman, K. Grimshow, R. Badertscher. ROW 3: M. Jenks, B. Heinrick, P. Eyerman, J. Grant, M. Davis, B. Christensen, E. Cookston, B. Davidson, W. Harding, S. Cushman. NAUTICAL JUNIORS-The Juniors enter their float in the Hallowe'en parade. HALLOWE'EN MERRY MAKERS-The Junior boys enter their ialopy in the Hallawe'en parade. Good grades and good times . . . sk, ffm PERISHING PYRAMIDS-Junior rowdies mix fun wiih study. CURIOUS CHEMISTS-Lindo Humilfon and .Bob David- son af work in Ihe chemisfry lub preparing hydrogen. .: i, 1. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS-The iunior girls learn the art of sewing in home economics class. L L 4 ' 'h V I l 1- ' so ,, , X . s. . rv . A in D A LJ C 1 . W I f I V A M A f The officers of the sophomore class are: seated, Lesley Frey, Secretary, John Young, President, standing, Dick Faul, Vice-President, and Doug Harrison, Treasurer. Un their way . . . SOPHOMORES The class of 1960, led by their capable President, John Young, succeeded in adding an admirable amount of money to their Senior Trip Fund. They participated -in many proiects such as car washes, magazine sales, and paper drives. The other officers of the Sophomore Class were: Dick Faul, Vice-President, Doug Harrison, Treas- urer, and Lesley Frey, Secretary. The Sophomores were not only busy with class proi- ects, but they also found themselves ,in the midst of various school activities. They took an active part in all phases of school life and contributed their whole- hearted support to clubs, athletics, and studies. r L U 1 ROW 1: K. Adams, D. Davis, K. Barnett, L. Arnoff, S. Browning, S. Davis, S. Davis, P. Bierke, K. Carpenter, B. Brugler, L. Crue, S. Bott, J. Baxter. ROW 2: R. Castell, B. Clark, M. Andreas, R. Bleokley, M. Berg, D. Brown, D. Clymer, D. Coate, E. Bader, B. Campbell, J. Dawson, C. Caudill. ROW 3: D. Barth, B. Blackmore, C. Dambach, S. Cochran, B. Daugherty, J. Davis, P. Allen, T. Clark, T. Banks, M. Bussey, J. Buckwalter, J. Criswell. 44 I ROW l: J. Spence, P. Savage, B. Peterson, J. Parks, S. Verhoek, C. Marshall, J. Lambert, J. Vance, P. Van Vlack, J. Vance, A. Garver, L. Smith. ROW 2: M. Smith, V. Leach, K. Kuesel, D. Warfel, P. Shoemaker, J. White, J. White, L. Wehr, J. Wren, M. Fields, A. Hinze, A. Ingram. ROW 3: D. Ballard, J. Chasteen, D. Miley, R. Smith, M. Martin, D. Rife, J. Wilson, D. Faul, G. Milhoun, J. Weed, K. Tyler, B. Heffner. 'tv' ROW l: D. Liles, J. McDowell, D. Teels, S. Smith, S. Laing, C. Wendelken, C. Smith, C. Horn, C. Heim, S. Worster. ROW 2: D. Jacobs, S. Davis, R. Newslrom, B. Willis, A. Krusinger, A. Seiller, M. Tracey, C. Walcutt, R. Hoover. ROW 3: R. Horner, P. Greenland, P. Lambert, B, Campbell, F. Goins, T. Holl, M. Adams, P. Fanchur, D. Johnston. V. fi ROW lr M. Richards, N. Rehmert, J. Lehman, J. Wilcox, J. Shea, A. Harding, C. Hilbrink, T. Norris, S. Jilek, L. Frey, S. Jilek, A. Fairchild. ROW 2: A. Giere, P. Jeffers, K. Nelson, M. Jeffers, A. Hibbs, B. Weidman J. Staiger, M. Potter, J. Morse, S. Mullineaux, L. Palmer, J. Winters, D. Kull. ROW 3: T. Lacey, S. Ends P. Shirk, J. McCall, P. Kinney, J. Schaer, G. Porterfield, D. Robinson, D. Miley, J. Young, R. Smith: H. Spangenberg, A. Roof. K A , O 4 1 ,, in .t Sm' ' A 1 nf ROW I: S. Woltz, L. Hoffman, S. Griffeth, B. Patrick, C. Schaeffer, B. Tharp, L. Nelson, B. Green, B. Chacey S. Babione, K. Everhart, K. Weltz, N. Schnieder. ROW 2: T. Callentine, J. Cox, R. Mazur, B. Wood, J Plummer, D. Harrison, G. Aleshire, G. Gack, J. Burkhart, J. McDaniel, D. Sorenson, J. Sullivan, B. Cameron ROW 3: M. Adams, P. Langert, S. Smith, P. Beany, R. Barber, G. Palm, B. Bach, B. Summers, B. Smith P. Harding, T. Heishman. 1 SOPHOMORE ROWDIES-Diane Teets, Sue Smith, Barbara Chacey, Sherry Bott, Linda Nelson, Nancy Rel-nmert, and Shirley Wilcox enioy the fall mixer. If '-5,8 MlSS PORTER-Happy to see her back the second semester teaching sophomore English. SOPHOMORE TRIO- Lesley Frey, Kay Carpenter, Martha Berg. BUSY BIOLOGISTS-Jeanie Leh- man, Chris Ccudill, and Bill Daugh- erty dissect a frog. WALL FLOWERS-Sherry Bott and Roger Smith sit in solitude at the Cardinal November Swing. . J j J i' ' llllnl l lllflllll l J . ' 1 A Q I all J F - ,Q-. 1 lj: T . s w 1 s i 4514 .. , , Q ,... ,I . 4 i , lit . 1 ,A .. . 4 l X Dx , W, 4 .,,. -fn x ' The Freshman Class officers are: seated, Duncan MacVicar, Treasurer, Sally Tangeman, Secretary, standing: Dennis Jones, President. Absent from the picture is Dwight Horch, Vice-President. FRESHMAN CLASS Just beginning . . . The changes which are inevitable when any maior step is taken were coped with in a skillful manner by this year's Freshman Class. They entered into the swing of all the phases of high school life. They formed a freshman basket- ball team and chose cheerleaders. They entered into many clubs and provided more than a sufficient list for the honor roll. The class was guided by President Dennis Jones, Vice- President Dwight Horch, Secretary Sally Tangeman, and Treasurer Duncan MacVicar. ,t. ROW ln P. Clark, K. Horner, H. Haggy, A. Futrell, D. Ensign, J. Clark, J. lngles, B. Egelhoff, P. Harman, B. Falkenburg, R. Donahey, K. Bruno. ROW 2: P. Holdren, L. Bach, J. Gifford, J. Heidmann, D. Grashel, J. Hindes, S. Everhort, J. Ballard, C. Hadden, P. Gerald, B. Britt, A. Chakeras. ROW 3: E. lngle, S. Ellis, D. French, D. Failor, l. Friend, P. Funk, C. Hunt, C. Holden, D. Horch, R. Fisher, D. Goins, T. Holeman. 48 i H-N. K h , ROW l: F. Learned, A. Johnston, S. Kuhl, D. Plapp, S. Payne, P. Zuidema, D. Voth, C. McGee, K. Watson, J. Wagner, H. Willson. ROW 2: A. Steinman, D. Sleight, B. Berger, J. Sidebottom, T. White, E. Caughill, J. Wolfe, J. Arnold, D. Severino, T. Saulter, S. Marshall, J. Collum, M. Mills. ROW 3: B. Powell, C. Kuhlman, R. Alesworth, D. MacVicar, B. Yeager, D. Smith, J. Paton, L. Wemlinger, J. Walters, J. Rogers, S. love, S. Phelps. sw T? '- ROW la C. Reichert, K. Stout, J. Oech, S. Tangeman, S. Tomlinson, M. Pappas, J. Wellman, S. Parkinson, E. Parks, B. O'DelI, K. Leslie, F. Loomis. ROW 2: T. Norris, J. Yost, D. Staiger, J. Macdonald, J. McGuer, I. McDaniel, S. Mattox, M. Landon, L. Loveless, K. Orwig, P. McConnell, L. Mauk. ROW 3: H. Zollinger, J. Dumbauld, J. McAdams, S. VanVoorhis, D. Minor, G. Parkinson, B. Morrow, P. Parker, J. Mason, J. McHenry, R. McCauly, E. Kindberg. , A .. Q l ROW I: B. DeLong, L. Allen, J. Abele, A. Christian, A. Beatty, M. Anderson, A. Cobbs, V. Baugh, S. Carter D. Carlisle, J. Beaver, J. Bird. ROW 2: H. Beck, K. Cheeseman, D. Douglas, D. Davis, S. Davis, L. Burke J. Applegate, B. Balkins, M. Baker, D. Ball, R. Caldwell, D. Blanton. ROW 3: M. Carroll, F. Davidson G. Bonnell, T. Groeniger, L. Fisher, G. Davis, J. Anderson, B. Baby, D. Colonel, R. Campbell, B. Armbuster J. Banks, C. Cly. -'3 - . Y 3 ROW 1: K. Nudd, J. Underwood, H. Sonnenberg, S. Storts, K. Mayor, B. Minor, S. Stonerock, S. Elder, C. Holley, P. Marguard, K. Roof, M. Gast. ROW 2: C. Rose, D. Wilson, J. Warren, N. Young, C. Richards, D. Rigby, J. Sellers, B. Volk, K. Riepel, E. Rosen, D. Taylor, J. Tannehill. ROW 3: B. Turner, D. Ketter, J. Downs, D. Richards, D. Shoemaker, J. Miley, J. Swearingen, J. Moorehead, J. Nichols, D. Jones, S. Dillon. FRATERNIZING FRESHMEN-A few freshmen gather in the hall to discuss coming social events. SLEIGHT-Captain of the Freshman Basketball Team. il .. . ., lm iw it Ii 01313 . AND THEN THERE WERE-Additional freshman girls are: S. Pool, R. Whitney, D. Warfel, and l.. Ross. THEY CHEER THEIR TEAM-The Freshman cheerleaders, new to the school this year are: ROW l: Jo McDonald, Karen Stout. ROW 2: Donna Rigby, Jenny Clark, and Cornelia Hadden. THE MYSTERY OF BURNING - General science class proves to be a very interest- ing place for freshmen. sz A 139' Ed 'QQ S43 an if ,gg 'Bw-vm 4, tk. J ? fl ey . Q, j . if an 'Yvooidn 1 ' r' sd gan A ,Wa l , 1 if iw, .,i Ea X? RN, ' 1'2- STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT John Stump Contributing much time and effort to all phases of our high school life throughout the 1957-1958 school year was Student Body President, John Stump. Besides presiding over the weekly Student Council meetings and all cabinet meetings, he also supervised the assembly and canteen-planning committees. New to our school this year was the calendar of events posted every week in each homeroom, thus sim- plifying announcements made over the P. A. system. The Interclub Council, consisting ofthe presidents of all clubs, was also created. ln future years, this organization will be able to coordinate all club activities more effectively. These and many more plans were brought into reality largely because of the efficient leadership and guidance of our Student Body President, John Stump. Student Council directs all . . . Bettering our school and creating school spirit are two of the important aims of Student Council. Fun- packed canteens, educational assemblies, and the memorable fall mixer are ably planned by this group. Operating the check room at home basket- ball games is also one of the Student CounciI's services to the school. Representatives from each homeroom and the class presidents meet once a week to discuss these and other phases of school life at W.H.S. This year the officers elected by the council were Dick Teets, Vice-President, Dianne Monska, Secre- tary, Diane Teets, Treasurer, and Nancy Stump, News Reporter. Presiding over the Council's affairs was Student Body President, John Stump. Mr. Williams serves as our official advisor. The officers of the student council are: seated, Diane Teets, Treasurer, Diane Monska, Secretary, and Nancy Stump, Corre- sponding Secretary. Standing, Dick Teets, Vice-President, John Stump, President. ROW I: J. Robinson, C. Rosenquist, J. Warren, R. Gilpatrick, B. Faldenberg, L. Frey, J. Lehman, J. Beaver, P. Harman. ROW 2: B. Morrow, C. Janssen, N. Stump, D. Teets, D. Monska, D. Hopper, J. Young, T. Davis. ROW 3: M. Martin, D. Jones, E. Cookston, D. Teets, J. Stump, J. Wilson, J. Chasteen, E. Bader, W. Harding. 55 ' U --qua Heading the Y-Teen meetings for the year are: Seated, Nancy Stump, Vice-President, Carol Heidmann, President, Dianne Monska, Secretary. Standing, Charlotte Rosenquist, Member-at-Large, Sharon Douglas, Treas- UYEV. Y-TEENS Deeds and Devotions . . . The goals ofthe Y-Teen Club are to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. To achieve these aims, these tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls, hold bi-monthly metings and several service proiects throughout the year. Among the many proiects this year, were the Lily Day Parade, Links, and a party for the Blind School. Under the able direction of Carol Heidmann, President, the club had a very successful and enioyable year. Working with Carol were Nancy Stump, Vice-President, Sharon Douglass, Treasurer, Dianne Monska, Secretary, Charlotte Rosenquist, Member-at-large, and Marilyn Wel- shimer, Program Chairman. Advisor for the group was Miss Ruth Pierce. ROW I: C. Brahm, B. Bourke, H. Friday, M. Whitney, C. Heidmann, D. Monska, J. Hindes, L. Bird, N. Ingram, C. Carpenter. ROW 21 S. Dunkin, M. Evans, S. Jennings, T. Seiller, C. Spencer, S. Moody, B. Wren, R. Gilpatrick, P. Hushower, M. Wing. ROW 3: C. Wendelken, S. Verhoek, J. Myers, J. Parks, M. Potter, J. Spence, M, Berg, K. Carpenter, S. Jelik, M. Burnie. ROW 4: B. Peterson, S. Roof, J. Niemiec, J. Robinson, M. Smith, M. Jeffers, S. Griffiths, L. Hoffmann, C. Horn, P. Jeffers. is ROW l: N. Pattison, S. Torrance, P. Patterson, J. McDaniel, B. Harman, D. Downs, S. Halliday, S. Claypool, K. Grimshaw, P. Shue. ROW 2: N. Burlie, K. Cain, D. Ferguson, S. Bonnell, B. Severns, L. Frey, P. Savage, B. Harte, L. Crued. ROW 3: L. Wick, B. Gibson, Y. Thomas, C. Forney, J. Lamberton, M. Smith, P. Shumaker, D. Teets, S. Shea, S. Wilcox. ROW 4: R. Badertsher, L. Dierker, C. Kelly, L. Nelson, J. Lehman, S. Bott, N. Rehmert, C. Norris, P. Bierke, B. Green. 4. ... - A ROW l: S. Douglass, J. McDaniel, K. Joseph, D. Tobin, L. Hack, J. Wilcox, B. Demos, M. Huggard, J. Hindman, R. Graves. ROW 2: J. Morse, A. Hibbs, A. Fairchild, S. Smith, B. Chocey, B. Brugler, C. Hilbrink, A. Harding, J. Hinkle, A. Garver. ROW 3: M. Andreas, J. Wren, K. Kuesel, L. Wehr, B. Thorpe, B. Von Eschen, C. Mackensen, M. Cellar, A. Ingram, J. McDowell. ROW I: J. Staiger, C. Green, B. Parker, J. Albertson, C. Rosenquist, S. Blackburn, M. Wood, L. Hamilton, K. Green, J. Tuttle. ROW 2: R. Bleakley, S. Davis, L. Arnoff, K. Pendleton, S. Stein, K. Cox, M. Welshimer, S. Stimmel, B. Brandt, J. Winters. ROW 3: S. Pruyn, S. Ward, D. Warfel, S. Davis, S. Aleshire, S. Sekinger, S. Laing, S. Fogle, L. McCollister, M. Richards The officers of Junior Y-Teens are: seated, Karen Stout, Vice- President, Judy Yost, Treasurer, Pam Harman, Member-at-Large, standing, Cindy Reichert, Secretary, Marilyn Landon, Alternate Member-at-Large. Terri Norris, President, is not pictured. Junior Y-Teens help others . . . Junior Y-Teens, the Freshman affiliate of the YWCA, is open to any freshman girl desiring membership. They hold regular meetings and have various activities and service proiects. The capable leaders of the Junior Y-Teens were President, Terri Norris, Vice-President, Karen Stout, Secretary, Cindy Reichert, Treas- urer, Judy Yost, and Member-at-Large, Pam Harman. Miss Mary Patton is the club advisor. 4. RQ- L 1 r ROW l: K. Roof, S. Parkinson, S. Carter, J. Warren, P. Gerald, A. Chakeres, V. Baugh, P. Zuidema ROW 2: J. Ballard, L. Mauk, D. Ensign, I. McDaniel, C. Hadden, C. Richards, B. Falkenburg, D. Rigby, P Harman. ROW 3: S. Slorts, P. Marquard, D. Wilson, K. Orwig, K. Nudd, E. Parks, R. Whitney, M. Landon D. Staiger. ROW 1: J. Clark, J. Yost, J. Ingles, J. Beaver, J. Bird, J. Macdonald, S. Tangeman, K. Stout, S. Tomlinson B. Egelhoff. ROW 2: S. Mattox, J. Hindes, D. Plapp, P. McConnell, A. Johnston, J. McGurer, C. Reichert D. Carlisle, S. Payne, M. Pappas. ROW 3: S. Kuhl, J. Abele, L. Loveless, K. Leslie, F. Loomis, D. Voth K. Watson, S. Pool, D. Warfel, L. Ross. 1 'WM Q . The officers of the Freshman Hi-Y are: sealed, George Bonnell, Treasurer, Bill Morrow President, Bob Volk, Secretary, standing, Duncan MacVicar, Chaplain and Frank Learned, Vice-President. FRESHMAN HI-Y Panel discussions, recreational and educational movies, and speakers provided the varied and interesting meetings of the Fresh- man Hi-Y. Their goal, synonymous to that of the other Hi-Y divisions, is to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Capably guiding the club throughout the year was Bill Mor- row, President. His very able cabinet consisted of Frank Learned, Vice-President, Bob Volk, Secretary, George Bonnell, Treas- urer, and Duncan MacVicar, Chap- lain. Mr. Richard Borror is the club advisor. ROW l: J. Dumbould, M. Baker, B. Morrow, G. Parkison, B. Turner, T. While, R. Fisher, J. Sellers, F. learned. ROW 2: B. Yaegur, J. Mason, E. Kindberg, D. French, J. Miley, T. Groeniger, D. Richards, D. Smith, D. MacVicar. ROW 3: S. Sidebottom, D. Shoemaker, D. Severino, J. Paton, S. VanVoorhis, B. Volk, J. Tonnehill, L. Fisher, B. Armbruster. ROW 4: D. Miner, F. Davidson, G. Bonnell, H. Willson, R. Campbell, M. Carroll, J. Banks, D. Sleight. HONOR SOCIETY This was the first year for Worthington to participate as an active member in the Nation'al Honor Society. Some changes in procedure were evidenced as a result of our acquiring membership in this group. A single election was held this year instead of the customary Fall and Spring elections. The provisions for member- ship were' somewhat more stringent than those for the Franklin County Group. Although Worthington enioyed a happy and successful affiliation with the Franklin County Honor Society, the National Group will un- doubtedly carry more weight and added advantage for the student body. We are proud and happy to receive acceptance from the National Honor Society of the United States. This is an affiliate group of the National Principal's Association, and of the North-Central Asso- ciation of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Installation of the group was held April 7 with the Arlington Chapter acting as installing officers and spon- sors in an impressive ceremony held in candlelight. Our chapter selected its own president and secretary to guide the group for the balance of the year. Honor Roll Supporters ROW l: J. Hindes, B. Wren, M. Welshimer, M. Evans, M. Whitney, C. Mackenson, L. Bird. ROW 2: R. Bloom, R. Chacey, B. McNaughten, P. Campbell, M. Wing, D. Severino, T. Davis, J. Stump. 61 lllr llll lf llllllllal. The officers of Senior Hi-Y are: sitting, Phil Lowman, Treasurer, Dave Budbill, President, Ron Chacey, Vice-President, standing, Warren Harding, Secretary, and Dave Steinman, Chaplain. Creating Christian character . . . Q -A Pk A - JR.-SR. HI-Y This year, for the first time, there has been three branches of Hi-Y at W.H.S. All of the Hi-Y clubs-Junion Senior, Sophomore, and Freshman-are a branch ofthe YMCA and are open to any boy. All the members have helped the clubs to live up to the worthy purpose: To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character. The Hi-Y has various activities and service proiects. Among the activities of the Junior-Senior division are: the planning and sponsoring of the Homecoming cere- mony and dance, the co-sponsorship of the Christmas Formal with the Y-Teens, and the contribution to the YMCA World Service Fund. During the year, the two traditional meetings were held with the Y-Teens, one of which was planned by the Hi-Y. To lead the club throughout the busy year were Dave Budbill, President, Ron Chacey, Vice-President, Warren Harding, Secretary, Phil Lowman, Treasurer, and Dave Steinman, Chaplain. Mr. Dow Nelson is the club advisor. The Sophomore Hi-Y division has varied and unusual meetings. Capably leading the club this year was Don Robison, President, Jim Wilson, Vice-President, Bud Summers, Secretary, and Steve Cochran, Treasurer. Mr. Robert McBurney is the club advisor. ROW l: D. Budbill, R. Chacey, D. Steinman, S. Ream, D. Teets, J. Lutz, T. Davis, M. Jeffrey. ROW 2: G. Locker, B. Keating, J. Adams, B. Burton, J. Probasco, B. McNaughten, C. Stumpf, L. Rite, B. Mahattey, J. Stump. ROW 3: P. Spott, J. Springer, D. Zipf, N. Davis, R. Slirgewoll, G. Workman, B. Warren, B. Fasic, R. Hopper. 62 . ..,,.,..,. W.. W.. .. ROW 1: M. Farahay, E. Cookstan, M. Cave, R. Orwig, B. McCord, J. Raffaelle, J. Mikelsen. ROW 2: G. Shidacker, B. Heinrich, L. White, D. Lewis, G. Baker, J. Kreider, J. Starnes, C. Allen. ROW 3: D. Verco, P. Lowman, W. Harding, D. Reese, S. Bobrovnikoff, F. Johnson, B. VanFleet. THEY DROVE THE ROYAL CARS AT HOMECOMING- These members of Senior Hi-Y are: Jim Probasco, Jerry Katz, Ronnie Hopper, Tony Voth, Dave Budbill, and Garth Workman. SENIOR CHOW-Dick Teets, Ronnie Hopper, Bob Warren, Jerry Christensen, Bob McNaughten, Pete Skaates, George VanVIack, Jim Rudolph, and Jerry Katz enjoy their lunch hour. lllllll? ri Sophomore Hi-Y-a preview of ,,.....,e iifirfiii A - j 4 wlrat's fo come The officers of Sophomore Hi-Y are: sealed, Jim Wilson, Vice- Presidenlg Sieve Cochran, Secrelary-Treasurer, standing, Don Robison, President. ROW l: J. McDaniel, J. Plummer, B. Willis, S. Wallz, J. Criswell, J. Weed, S. Beam, D. Miley, S. Cochran, J. Wilson, R. Smilh. ROW 2: A. Krusinger, B. Wood, P. Shirk, D. Rife, B. Blackmore, E. Bader, R. Barber, M. Marlin, G. Dambach, D. Coale, T. Banks. ROW 3: D. Robison, B. Cameron, H. Spangenberg, D. Faul, P. Allen, B. Daugherty, J. Davis, C. Caudill, L. Morse, J. Young. ROW 4: J. Chasleen, G. Porlerfield, J. Buckwoller, A. Seiller, D. Clymer, D. Ballard, J. Schaer, M. Tracey, B. Heffner, T. Lacey. 64 FUTURE NURSE'S CLUB Marilyn Whitney led the Future Nurses Club to their goal of furthering interest in nursing and related fields. Assisting her were Charlotte Rosenquist, First Vice-President, Harriet Friday, Secretary, and Barbara Chacey, Treasurer. Later in the year Sally Bonnell assumed the office of Secretary. A maior part in this year's program was ar- ranging a Teens Against Polio drive. This took the form of a basketball game in which the Worthington Police played the men faculty. Car- oling and participation in Careers Week were also F.N.C. activities. sd llll ltlft Creating interest in nursing this year were the club's able officers. Seated are Pat Patterson, Marilyn Whitney and Charlotte Rosen- quist. Standing are Barbara Chacey and Harriet Friday. ROW l: B. Green, P. Patterson, C. Rosenquist, S. Bonnell, C. Forney, C. Greene, K. Roof, S. Parkison. ROW 21 L. Ross, J. Ballard, C. Holly, S. Douglass, S. Pryne, J. Winters, J. Sommers, S. Griffeth, ROW 3: S. Roof, C. Norris, M. Whitney, Y. Thomas, D. Warfel, L. Mauk, J. Voth, K. Orwig. 65 I TM lllilll M PRESS CLUB Prospects for the press Students who found iournalism an interesting field or who iust enioyed writing gathered together at the Press Club meetings. Features of the past year included speakers from variousiColumbus news- papers. Two such speakers were Fern Sharp and Bill Pepper of the Ohio State Journal. Besides delv- i ing into the world of iournalism, Press Club also served our community. Providing food for a needy I family at Christmas time was one such beneficial proiect. Planners of the year's activities are: seated4Dan Davis, Treasurer, I U . and Mary Ja Mahr, President. Standing-Sharon Douglass, Vice- The YOUng lOUl'I'1GlISlS Were led il'1tS YSUI' by MCIYY P'e5lde and Jane McDaniel' SeC'e 'Y' Jo Mahr, President, Sharon Douglass, Vice-Presi- dent, Jane McDaniel, Secretary, and Dan Davis, Treasurer. Holding other essential iobs were Bar- bara Bourke, Program Chairman, and Julie Slater, Chairman of Publicity. The advisor, Miss Noone, offered invaluable help throughout the year. Y I 1. Q 'Ks ROW l: B. Severns, L. Bird, C. Spencer, S. Jennings, N. lngram, S. Moody, D. Gillespie, P. Hushower, H. Friday, J. McDaniel, K. Joseph, D. Tobin. ROW 2: J. Hindes, C. Heidmann, C. Brahm, D. Monskcl, C. Mackensen, N. Burlie, B. Wren, C. Carpenter, K. Cain, M. Evans, Y. Thomas. ROW 3: L. Dierker, P. Patterson, C. Rosenquist, R. Badertscher, S. Blackburn, L. Hack, S. Wilcox, S. Shea, J. Hindman, S. Douglass, S. Dunkin, T. Seiller. ROW 4: D. Davis, M. Wing, M. Brown, C. Kelly, S. Claypoole, K. Grimshaw, J. Wilcox, M. Wood, S. Torrance, N. Pattison, Jane McDaniel. 66 V . Seated is Linda Bird, President, standing, Barb Severns, Treasurer, Margaret Roloson, Vice-President, Lesley Frey, Secretary. CHEERLEADING CLUB Go Big Team . . . Beat that Foe The Cheerleading Club, composed of present and past cheerleaders, has an important duty in building and maintaining our school spirit and morale. Besides planning the spirited pep rallies, the club sold colorful shakers and booster buttons at the home games. This year, for the first time, a Freshman basketball team was chosen and Cheerleading Club assumed the responsibility of electing Freshmen Cheerleaders. Capably presiding over all the club's activi- ties was Linda Bird, President. Her very able cabinet was composed of Margaret Roloson, Vice-President, Lesley Frey, Secretary, and Barb Severns, Treasurer. Mrs. Anne Mills is the club advisor. B ROW I: B. Severns, M. Roloson, L. Bird, L. Frey. ROW 2: D. Rigby, J. Ingles, K. Stout, C. Carpenter, C. Hadden, J. Bird, S. Tangeman, J. Macdonald. ROW 3: N. Ingram, P. Hushower, S. Tomlinson, J. Clark, D. Carlisle, L. Nelson, P. Savage, S. Bott, S. Bonnell. 679 The officers of the Math Club are: seated, Judy Robinson, Vice-President, Marilyn Whitney, President, standing, John Stump, Secretary-Treasurer. MATH CLUB Mu Alpha Theta The Math Club, in its second year at Worthington, open to all math enthusiasts who have had three seme ters of algebra and two semesters of geometry. TI members are required to retain a 3.5 average in mat but they must also have a 3.0 average in all other su iects. The club is a member of the National Math Clu Mu Alpha Theta. Associate members ofthe club inclue all those interested in math, but who have not met tl necessary qualifications. Leading the club throughout the busy year wer Marilyn Whitney, President, Judy Robinson, Vice-Pre dent, and John Stump, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Lane the club advisor. ROW l: T. Voth, J. Ingles, K. Green, L. Dierker, J. Wren, M. Whitney, J. Robinson, J. Stump. ROW 2: C. Smith, S. Corbin, L. White, S. Cushman, R. Orwig, J. Plummer, T. Davis. 68 FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Bluckboarcls and Books . . . The Future Teachers Association, which was established to promote interest and explore the field of teaching, was led this year by Sue Claypoole, President, Barb Von Eschen, Vice- President, Suzanne Torrance, Secretary, and Kay Grimshaw, Treasurer. In order to fully understand the mechanics of the classroom, the girls are invited to observe in various elementary schools. At club meetings many speakers help to inform the girls on the different aspects of teaching. The club advisor is Miss Burnsi.de. f gurl! Seated are Sue Claypoole, President, and Suzanne Torrance, Secretary, standing, Kay Grimshaw, Treasurer, and Barb Von Eschen, Vice-President. 'Y ROW l: B. Von Eschen, B. Parker, M. Wood, K. Grimshaw, N B. Severns, S. Ward. ROW 2: C. Richards, S. Smith, L. Wick S. Shea, S. Bott, D. Teets. ROW 3: L. Nelson, M. Smith, J. Yost , J. Katz, H. Stark, K. Kuesel, K. Carpenter, J. Lamberton, J. Parks, B. Peterson. ROW 4: K. Green, D. Plapp, S. Claypoole, C. Rosenquist, M. Birnie, M. Brown, S. Wilcox. 1 Pattison, S. Torrance, J. Wilcox, L. Hack, B. Tharp, L. Wehr, M. Smith, J. Lehman B. Britt, K. Nudd, S. Sekinger, J. Albertson, 69 ..-.I anus' Ulf Ill ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Officers serving the Girls' Athletic Association this year were Carol Carpenter, President, and her cabinet composed of Missy Birnie, Vice-President, Charlotte Mackensen, Treasurer, Linda Nelson, Sec- retary: Madeline Wing, Social Chairman, and Miss Mary Lou Bach, Advisor. The club's purpose, which is to promote sports- manship and to give girls an opportunity to partici- pate in all types of sports, was fulfilled. These sports included field hockey, basketball, softball, Carol Carpenter, President: Madeline Wing, Social Chair- bowling, volleyball, Clnd Swlmmlng. man: standing, Melissa Birnie, Vice-President: Charlotte Mackensen, Treasurer. The officers of G.A.A. are: sitting, Linda Nelson, Secretary: Contests with other schools and the intramural program are but two of the many ways available for earning a sufficient number of points for entering the club and for eventually receiving a letter. . . O The entire club had a very successful year and Femlnlne frolrcs . . . provided enioyment for all. ROW l: L. Nelson, M. Birnie, K. Stout, J. McDonald, S. Tangeman, D. Carlisle, S. Payne, J. Bird, S. Tomlinson, J. Beaver. ROW 2: S. Wilcox, J. Lehman, S. Shea, B. Severns, P. Savage, D. Teets, P. Shoemaker, P. Jeffers, M. Jeffers, J. Ingles. ROW 3: M. Andreas, B. Demos, S. Jilek, K. Carpenter, L. Frey, C. Hilbrink, M. Schaefer, A. Chakeres, D. Ferguson, L. McCollister. ROW 4: L. Hack, J. Wren, J. Parks, L. Cruea, P. Bierke, C. Norris, S. Bott, N. Rehmert, G. Heim, B. Hart. 10 ROW 1: M. Evans, S. Dunkin, N. Burlie, C. Carpenter, K. Joseph, J. McDaniel, C. Mackensen, Y. Thomas, B. Wren, M. Huggard. ROW 2: J. Hinkle, B. Bourke, D. Monska, K. Cain, M. Welshimer, J. Hindes, T. Seiller, M. Wing, P. Shue, B. Chacey. ROW 3: M. Cellar, J. Katz, L. Dierker, C. Kelly, C. Rosenquist, M. Wood, S. Blackburn, A. Harding, J. McDaniel, A. Garver. ROW 4: M. Richards, S. Ward, R. Badertscher, P. Patterson, S. Douglas, J. Wilcox, L. Hamilton, S. Bonnell, B. Brandt, S. Laing, S. Fogle. ROW 5: A. Christian, L. Loveless, R. Bleakly, A. Ingram. -Y ROW l: S. Bonnell, A. Chakeres, S. Tangeman, K. Stout, C. Carpenter. ROW 2: S. Tomlison, M. Cellar, C. Hilbrink, C. Mackensen, P. Savage, B. Wren, J. Katz, J. Wren. ROW 3: L. Dierker, A. Harding, L. Weir, L. Hamilton, D. Teets, R. Badertscher, C. Norris, C. Horn, L. Hack, M. Wing. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership to Spanish National Honor So- ciety is based upon excellence in scholarship in Spanish. Activities of the year are planned to acquaint the members with the Spanish way of life. Leading the club to this goal with the council of Mrs. Ruth Clausing, Advisor, are Susan Halliday, President, Ralph Matthews, Vice-President, Melissa Burnie, Secretary, Eric Cookston, Treasurer. Highlighting the year were a candlelight ini- tiation ceremony, a Christmas party Spanish style with a pinata and Latin-American songs and games, and a county-wide fiesta. f'5 A Todos una pos 1:7 Susan Halliday, President, Ralph Matthews, Vice-Presidentp Melissa Burnie, Secretary, and Eric Cookston, Treasurer, guided the club toward their goals. A Q l ROW I: S. Laing, A. Fairchild, S. Wilcox, M. Brown, S. Claypoole, M. Burnie, S. Halliday, B. Gibson, D. Gillespie. ROW 2: D. Davis, E. Cookston, D. Harrison, J. Steiger, S. Verhoek, R. Matthews, B. Campbell, T. Murtaugh. 72 The officers of the Radio Club are: Mark Tracy, Treasurer, Bill Morrow, Secretary, Jack Schaer, Vice- President, standing, Bob Campbell, President. RADIO CLUB Hams and harmonics The Radio Club lK8HPRl, having recently received its station license is now an official amateur radio station. Operating this station is the W.H.S. Radio Club, an organization new to Worth- ington. Learning more about electronics by taking field trips to such places as Industrial Nucleonics, and by participating in the Civil Defense Alerts is iust one of its many activities. During its beginning in the latter part of the last school year Dave Shea capably led the group. Among his aides were: Mike Ream, Secretary, and Art Elsea, Treasurer. Having completed its first year, the club has achieved many goals, among these being the licensing of their station, K8HPR, which the members call High-Powered Radio. This year's officers were: Bob Campbell, President, Jack Schaer, Vice-President, Bill Morrow, Secretary, and Mark Tracy, Treasurer-Activities Man- ager. Mrs. Cowgill served this growing organization as faculty advisor. vm' I wr? 'HF 4' , AWK. ROW 1: Jack Schaer, Mark Tracy, Bob Campbell, Bill Morrow. ROW 2: Bob Baker, Jerry Collum, Jeff Arnold, Allen Roof. fl J l . Xxx... B l sr i lyt -.. 1 mi.: ' ' V A, is sl. .-.reg f , any may Q I E I . 'V iq b - . L f ml? - Q XT . ... K ri! fff -hs ...n All The officers of the Business Club are: seated, Barbara Wren, President, standing, Sandy Jennings, Treasurer, and Diane Monska, Vice-President. Carol Goodwin, Secretary, not pictured. Business-minded . . . BUSINESS CLUB Creating an interest in business occupations and developing competent and aggressive leaders are two af the maior purposes of the Business Club, which has just completed its first year at W.H.S. This club, organized in the latter part of the 1956-57 school year, got off to a good start under the capable leadership of the cabinet composed of Carol Carpenter, President, Luray Schirtzinger, Vice- President, Carol Niemic, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Brandt, Secretary, and Judy Albertson, Treasurer. Highlighting the year was a talk by Mr. Hugo Wentzel of Timken Roller Bearing Com- pany on personnel problems. Again, after a full year of activity, the members have learned many worthwhile facts concerning business and have also had many enioyable times together. The giving of a fruit basket to a needy family was the highpoint of the Christmas Season. Capably guiding this year's activities is President, Barbara Wren. Her cabinet includes Vice-President, Diane Monska, Secretary, Carol Goodwin, and Treasurer, Sandy Jennings. Lending guiding hands throughout the year were business-minded Mrs. Watters and Mrs. Mills. ROW l: S. Moody, S. Jennings, S. Dunkin, D. Gillespie, J. McDaniel, C. Carpenter, D. Monska, J. Niemic. ROW 2: P. Hushower, Y. Rienschield, S. Blackburn, A. Fairchild, B. Brandt, J. Hindman, K. Cox, C. Matthews, B. Wren. ROW 3: C. Spencer, S. Aleshire, K. Pendleton, M. Andreas, D. Ferguson, L. Wehr, B. Tharp, D. Melsop. 74 me SCIENCE CLUB Molecules and microscopes . . . The Science Club is an organization created to urge young people to take an active part and interest in all phases of science. Anyone may be- long and participate in the many educational and interesting proiects. The maior proiect of the Science Club this year was the Science Fair, in which all students in the school were urged to participate. Outstanding field trips included those to the Otter- bein Observatory-Planetarium and to Port Columbus Weather Bureau. There were also many interesting The officers of the Science Club are: seated, Jon Royle, Vice-president: Dave Lewis, President: standing, Sam Cushnian, Reporter: Joan Ingles, speakers' some of the members belong to the 5ef'e'0 Y1 and Eric Cooksfunf Tfeawfef- Columbus Moon Watch Team, which tracks satellites. Serving the club this year: Dave Lewis, President, Jon Royle, Vice-President: Joan Ingles, Secretary: Eric Cookstan, Treasurer, and Sam Cushman, Re- porter. Mr. Reichert and Mr. Taylor were advisors. X ROW l: E. Stromberg, L. White, D. Lewis, J. Royle, B. Britt, J. Ingles, E. Cookston, E. Hopton, M. Farahay, M. Cave. ROW 2: G. Aleshire, J. Applegate, J. Dawson, D. Spangenberg, B. Heinrich, M. Jenks, G. Kaiser, E. Bader, J. Young, P. Pappas. ROW 3: G. Parkinson, B. Turner, J. Tannehill, J. Burkhard, J. Plummer, B. Wood, D. Sorensen, J. McDaniel, D. Barth. ROW 4: R. Mazur, J. Paton, B. Heffner, B. Volk, A. Krusinger, R. Orwig, S. Cushman, S. Corbin, R. Hoover. 75 llllltllll IIIIIIM I ll -. Iiiifl Q' The officers of the Future Homemaker's Association are: Donna Woods, Secretary, Kay Umbarger, President, Mary Woods, Vice- President, standing, Judy Tuttle, Historian, and Stephanie Stimmel, Treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKER'S ASSOCIATION Planning their future homes are the members of F.H.A., who work in coniunction with the county clubs. Each girl endeavors to meet her individual achievement requirements. During the holidays, the club contributed Christ- mas cookies to the Poindexter Village proiect. Kay Umbarger, President, and her very able cabinet, composed of Mary Wood, Vice-President, Donna Woods, Secretary, and Stephanie Stimmel, Treasurer, did an excellent iob of leading the club this year. Mrs. Palcich and Mrs. Weed served as co-advisors. Looking taward tomorrow . . . ROW I: P. Jeffers, B. Hart, P. Shue, J. Tuttle, S. Wilson, M. Fields, S. Fogle, S. Laing, D. Melsop, C. Mathews, ROW 2: S. Haliday, M. Jeffers, J. Gifford, R. Ray, K. Leslie, L. Burke, S. Worcester, D. Wilson, J. McDowell, A. Ingram. ROW 3: S. Stimmel, L. Hamilton, S. Sekinger, R. Graves, M. Wood, A. Hinze, F. Marshall, K. Weltz, B. Hagnere, J. Burke. 76 THESPIAN SOCIETY Any student at W.H.S. who accumulates enough points may become a member of Thespians, Worth- ington's group of the National Honorary Dramatics Club. By accumulating these points, which are given for participation in the various components of drama, they achieve their purpose: the advance- ment of standards of excellence in dramatic arts. Leading the club this year was Madeleine Wing, President, Sandy Jennings, Secretary, and Mary Evans, Treasurer. Mrs. Laura Tobias is the club advisor. -- -1 'Q bi The officers of Thespians are: Mary Evans, Treasurer, Madeline Wing, President, and Sandy Jennings, Secretary. All the world's a stage. ROW I: C. Heidmann, M. Roloson, C. Goodwin, M. Evans, M. Wing, S. Jennings, S. Dunkin. ROW 2 C. Mackensen, M. Whitney, R. Chacey, B. Keating, J. Feikert, M. Huggard. ROW 3: K. Hadden, D. Maxey S. Ream, B. Mahaffey, D. Budbill. lll lim The officers of the Conservation Club are: seated, Chris Caudill, Treasurer, Paul Pappas, President, standing, Earl Bader, Vice- president, Sue Halliday, Secretary. CONSERVATION CLUB Education in conservation . . . The Conservation Club, a newly formed or- ganization chose Paul Pappas as its president, Earl Bader, Vice-president, Sue Halliday, Sec- retary, and Chris Caudill, Treasurer. Under the direction of Mr. McBurney, the club advisor, three purposes were set up. These purposes were to improve the school's nature trail, to acquire education and information dealing with conservation, and to assist in the improvement and education of the community about its conservation. To achieve these purposes the club held many interesting programs. Field trips, displays, and movies made up the maiority of the meetings. One of the outstanding meetings was on gun safety. Best of luck to this new club. We hope that it will continue to contribute to the conservation of the community. ROW I: E. Stromherg, D. Harrison, S. Cushman, F. Loomis, S. Halliday, L. White, D. Lewis, T. Murtaugh, P. Pappas, J. Stump. ROW 2: B. Heffner, B. Wood, J. McDaniel, S. Woltz, A. Seiller, C. Caudill, E. Bader, G. Aleshire, J. Burkhard, M. Jenks. ROW 3: D. Davis, J. Dawson, S. Lyons, P. Allen, T. Lacey, L. Zigli, J. Starnes, D. Sorenson, J. Royle, C. Allen. CARDINAL Producing another exciting Worthington Cardinal kept Editor Peg Campbell and her entire staff on the go until the last carefully checked page was sent in. With a sigh of relief, they anxiously awaited the day when the completed T958 Cardinal would arrive. The editorial staff met every Saturday morning. Re- ducing pictures, indexing names, writing all copy, and typing all material were only a few of theirrmany duties as the staff strove to create a superior yearbook. Peg worked industriously toward this aim as she spent much of her own time organizing and checking every page before it was sent to the printer. Credit is also extended to Mr. Richard Phipps, the advisor, for his excellent help in every phase of production. Pictures, paste-ups, and pages . . . Peg Campbell, editor. llittlf till C? of lleiilliiil THE EDITORIAL STAFF-Seated: B. Brandt, Asst. Photography Editor, M. Wing, Photography Editor, P. Campbell, Editor, K. Green, Asst. Editor. Standing: M. Roloson, Assoc. Editor, L. Bird, Assoc. Editor, J. Hindes, Assoc. Editor. ,MGE EDITORIAL STAFF: ROW I: T. Seiller, Senior Pictures Editor: R. Gilpatrick, Senior Editor: C. Carpenter, Faculty Editor, B. Bourke, Art Editor. ROW 2: S. Ream, Sports Editor: J. Robinson, Ad Editor: J. Lutz, Sports Editor. Keep the editorial stuff busy . . . I INDEX STAFF-ROW I: S. Douglass, Editor: P. Hushower, S. Bonnell, C Brahm. ROW 2: S. Dunkin, R. Graves, M. Mohr, K. Joseph, J. McDaniel. T7 as WILL AND PROPHECY STAFF- ROW I: M. Evans, M. Whitney, B. Severns, D. Monska. ROW 2: N. Ingram, R. Bloom, Y. Thomas. The Business Stuff-money makers . . . Financing the Cardinal was the supreme task of the Business Staff. This year, because of increased cost of production, the staff was forced to work harder than ever to reach their goal. Selling subscriptions for the l958 Cardinal, braving all kinds of weather to sell ads, such an essential part of yearbook production, and laying plans for record dances dominated their out-of-school hours. Heading the Business Staff was Manager Bruce Mahaffey. Without the efforts of Bruce and his staff, it would have been im- possible to produce this yearbook. The supreme desire of the Cardinal staff is that as each of you look through this book of memories in the future, your years at W.H.S. will once again come alive. Bruce Mahaffey, Business Manager at xml BUSINESS STAFF-ROW l: S. Moody, H. Friday, C. Goodwin, D. Warren, C. Heidmann, C. Spencer. ROW 2: M. Jeffrey, C. Stumpf, R. Orwig, B. Mahaffey, R. Bloom, B. Keating. 81 C? F Worthington's worthy word pussers . . . Again this year, the past, present and coming activities of Worthington High School were re- ported in excellent fashion in the Oracle , As one read through our section in the Worth- ington News, he immediately saw the excellent iob that Editor Charlotte Mackensen and her staff did in covering all schoolwide news. Ably backing Charlotte and learning all the ropes was Sharon Douglass, Assistant Editor. A new column, Senior Spotlight , proved to be of great interest. Each week Nancy Ingram presented a feature article about one senior. Sports coverage was again outstanding with Dan Davis and Dave Budbill presenting the statistics. Guiding all work was Miss Juliette Noone. EDITORIAL STAFF ROWI B Brandt M Roloson S Douglass C. Carpenter. ROW 2: M. Evans, D. rv Q? YZ? 6' A plciure of the W H S Oracle as II appeared In the January 1958 Worihmgton News. 5. we 11 m I I l 1 f - Of ,9- 'Do sd Carolyn Brahm, Editor OUTCRY Sparts, society, scandals . . . The Outcry, under the able guidance of their editor Carolyn Brahm, published an excellent feature magazine for the student body this year. Some of the articles included write-ups on sports which discussed the various teams and their seasonal records, descriptions of col- leges that held special interest for Juniors and Seniors, and stories pertaining to the seasons. The staff published four issues this year-Senior, Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Easter. Each magazine con- tained a record of the events of its particular season, which students will look back to long after they leave W.H.S. The associate editors on the staff were Barbara Bourke, Linda Bird, Margaret Roloson, Pat Hushower, and Mary Evans. An outstanding Junior will be chosen editor for l'-P58-59. The Outcry was advised by Miss Juliette Noone. ROW l: Linda Bird, Carolyn Brahm, Margaret Roloson. ROW 2: Barbara Bourke, Pat Hushowcr. we 7? Nil lift i iw ? 1 9 1 sr ? 3 s - A Band Council directs all musical activities Music is an elective course at Worth- ington High School, and each year a great many students decide to take this course, as you will see in the next six pages. It is basically divided into two sections, instrumental and vocal music. Mr. Miller is the teacher of instru- mental music, and the following are included in the division: Marching Band, Concert Band, Dance Band, and Orchestra. Miss Pierce is the teacher of vocal music. Mixed Choir, Mixed Chorus, Freshman Girls' Glee, Girls' Ensemble, and the various Trios and Quartets are included in this division. The Marching Band assembles on the football field in a typical W as they cheer on the team during a lumrm'-ln. 1wvnwex4kf'mmwirsmwlc:si..ams,f1ssa'm ncssaln s-t A colorful interest xg f A clurmg hall . . . Maiorettes provide n,rK . N- , Nxt THE MAJORETTES: Ruth Ann Badertscher, Pat Patterson, Jane McDaniel Myrna Cellar, and Barbara Demos. Concert Bancl plays at Christmas assembly . . . ROW 1: L. Dierker, R. Badertscher, S. Davis, J. Barker, J. Plummer, C. Kuhlman, C. Sawyers, J. Voth, S Elder, J. Pagton, S. Payne, D. Smith, G. Gack, B. Green, B. Yaeger, T. Holl. ROW 2: D. Downs J. McDaniel, P. Patterson, J. Collum, J. Rensch, C. Cox, D. Keller, D. Callentine, D. Slelght, J. Young J. Wagner, K. Nelson, S. Babione, B. Demos, M. Welshimer, S. Dillson, J. Arnold, J. Mclellen, S. Love P. Parker, J. Caughell, M. Mills, B. Bach, G. Porterfield. ROW 3: J. Sullivan, N. Young, M. Gast, B. Wood K. Roof, M. Blair, C. McGee, B. Berger, P. Beany, S. Smith, J. Dumbauld, D. Minor, P. Langhirt, B Campbell, J. Mason, J. Down, L. Morse, B. Cameron, M: Carroll, R. Aylesworth, F. Johnson, R. Matthews D. Miley, B. Smith. :eea..u.z..si4.s' ..s..m..isur1el1wez.v:sfff1w Y ...fe ' 1- . . ...N..4.uweeUf , 1 f, ,e W The members of the Dance Band are: seated: J. Young, J. Arnold, J. Mason, B. Smith, T. Holl. Standing S. Smith, R. Ccsteel, P. Langhirt, D. Callentine. Dance Band and Orchestra provide student entertainment. . . ,. Members of the Orchestra are: ROW l: B. Demos, S. Phelps, D. Callentine, J. Arnold, D. Slate, l.. Bach S. Payne, G. Gack, T. Holl. ROW 2: B. Peterson, S. Davis, J. Wagner, M. Welshimer, L. Dierker, J. Young D. Miley, B. Smith. ROW 3: S. Smith, P. Langhirt, J. Mason, B. Campbell, J. Mason. I f l Sw vocAL Music ?f fr A THE SENIOR TRIO PRACTICES FOR THE OPERETTA: Sandy Jennings Tish Seiller, and Madeleine Wing. Senior Trio and Choir display vocal talents . . . MIXED CHOIR-ROW I: N. Burlie, S. Coleman, S. Halliday, K. O'Day, K. Barnette, S. Jennings, J. Wilcox N. Ingram, J. Lehman, M. Roloson, P. Furnis, S. Stein, B. Wren, S. Bonnell, B. Demos. ROW 2: I. Hack S. Clcypoole, J, Robinson, M. Wing, J. Wenlinger, K. Pendleton, J. Feichert, C. Heidmann, N. Pattison H. Friday, K. Cain, M. Whitney, T. Seiller, J. Niemic, S. Aleshire, J. Tuttle, J. Hindman, C. Forney. ROW 3 D. Hopper, S. Woltz, J. Martin, R. Chacey, B. Keating, J. Young, D. Steinman, C. Stumpf, S. Enz, D. Clymer P. Skaotes, C. Caudill, Miss Pierce. ROW 4: R. Barnett, S. Brown, D. Budbill, B. McNaughten, M. Jeffrey B. Smith, G. Looker, J. Rudolph, B. Ellis, E. Hopton, D. Callentine. mau u, aw vias . f x :- GIRLS ENSEMBLE-S. Halliday, S. Jennings, M. Roloson, C. Forney, J. Niemiec, S. Clcypole, T. Seiller, M. Whitney, N. Pattison, C, Heidmann, M. Wing, J. Lehman, J. Robinson, N. Ingram, S. Wren, J. Coleman, B. Demos. Girls gather to form Ensemble and Freshmen Girls Glee . . . 1 Y 71' FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE-ROW I: A. Cobbs, D. O'Reilly, L. Burke, A. Chakeres, S. Tangeman, K. Nudd, J. Heidmann, J. Ingles, J. Yost, J. Kepnher. ROW 2: E. Parks, S. Tominson, C. Reichert, B. Falkenberg, M. Pappas, D. Warfel, M. Landon, D. Ensign, C. Hadden, B. DeLong, R. Donehey, K. Leslie. ROW 3: P. Gerald, P, Harmon, V. Baugh, J. Warren, S. Carter, C. Richards, D. Staiger, J. Beaver, J. McGurer, K. Watson, I. McDaniel, M. Anderson, D. Wilson. fv- pf'- yy- SOPHOMORE QUARTET-Jeanie Lehman, Margie Richards, Billie Thorp K. 7: and Shirley Wilcox. .-. PS1 -st: gc X ,. ,,.., JUNIOR TRIO-Nancy Pattison, Sue Claypole, Sue Coleman. C. Hunt, MIXED CHORUS-ROW I: K. Adams, L. Arnoff, C. Hilbrink, S. Blackburn, D. Horch, P. Funk, C. Schaeffer, M. Berg, S. Jilek, M. Fields. ROW 2: J. Meyers, B. Thorp, S. Shea, S. Wilcox, J. Wren, D. Richards, D. Douglass, S. Sidebottom, S. Veroek, B. Chacey, D. Staiger, J. Parks, M. Smith. ROW 3: Harding, S. Smith, L. Nelson, M. Andreas, D. Teets, W. Eyster, D. MacVicar, T. Groeniger, L. McCollister, A. P. Savage, S. Hinze, D. Likes, S. Ward. ROW 4: M. Potter, S. Bott, M. Richards, N. Rehmert, A. Seiller, D. Jones, L. Fisher, T. Holman, P. Bierke, J. Baxter, S. 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Able competition was provided by such teams as Marion Harding, West, East, Central, Mansfield, Arling- ton, and Springfield. The team also participated in the Bowling Green Relays. Leading the team with their speed and'endurance were Dave Hopper, captain, Pete Skaates, Earl Bader, George Dambach, Pete Shirk, Bob Warren, Ralph Latham, John MacCracken, Warren Harding, Dave Bud- bill, Bob Davidson, Bob Smith, and Gene Milhoan. Dave Hopper, the cross-country captain, surveys the trophies won by his team. Trail trotters ROW l: D. MacVicar, B. McCord, B. Davidson, D. Budbill, D. Hopper, J. Springer, P. Skaates, B Warren, T, Downie. ROW 2: D. Minor, C. Allen, J. Starnes, L. Ziglie, B. Smith, R. Latham, J McCracken, S. Bobrovnikoff, W. Harding. ROW 3: F. Davidson, K. Rieppel, G. Gack, D. Coate P. Shirk, P. Harding, M. Martin, G. Milhoan, G. Dambach, E. Bader. -Qs...,sn Co-captains Steve Ream and Dick Teets. FOOTBALL Spirit and sportsmanship . . . In its final Mid-Six season W.H.S. finished fourth in the league. Starting the season was a preview game at Hilliards in which we rolled up fourteen points. Friday, September 13, proved to be unlucky for Grandview as Worthington claimed a muddy victory, 2l-6. One of the most thrilling gridiron battles of the year occurred in the last minutes of the Delaware game. The entire game had been played in a drenching rain and with seven minutes to go the Panthers intercepted a Cardinal pass on our own eight yard line and carried it over for six points. For the remainder of the contest, both teams were plagued by penalties, fumbles, and the incessant downpour as the Cards clung to a precious one point lead. Following were setbacks by London and Marysville, our only losses of the season. A sound passing attack brought us through triumphant over Hilliards. An exciting Homecoming was provided by Westerville, whom we fought to a 6-6 tie. Widespread flu caused the cancellation of our game with Grove City. The season came to a close on a happy note when the Cardinals downed Bexley T6-6. The fighting Cards were led by co-captains Steve Ream and Dick Teets. Coach Dow Nelson assisted by Coach Howell guided the team to victory. 98 ROW I: D. Steinman, D. Maxey, K. Sonner, S. Ream, D. Teets, L. Rite, J. Lutz, B. McNaughten, R. Chacey, T. Davis. ROW 2: R. Smith, R. Orwig, T. Seymour, J. Raffaele, J. Rudolph, C. Janssen, C. Stumpf, B. Burton, B. Keating, ROW 3: P. Lowman, D. Kull, D. Miley, R. Smith, T. Banks, M. Farahay, J. Martin. ROW 4: D. Robinson, S. Cochran, J. Qavis. ROW 5: D. Verco, J. Weed, J. Young, L. Castricone, D. Jones, S. Lyons, J. Clark, S. Cushman. .. fi M Q X K i -5- , W.H.S .,,,,,, W.H.S W.H.S .,,,,,, W.H.S .,,,,,, W.H.S W.H.S W.H.S QA. , 4,i A . Typical ol l957 Cardinals Scorecard ....,,.2l Grandview 6 7 Delaware 6 ,,i,,,.l4 London ,,,,,,,,19 7 Marysville ,.,,,,,,2O ..,u,.33 Hiliicirds 6,,,,,,,12 6 Westerville 6 ..,..,,l6 Bexley 6 Dick Teels Larry Rile Steve Ream Joe Luiz TOUCHDOWN!-Joe Luiz scores as Terry Dov s D ck Verco, und Ron Smith slond by. Dole Mcxey THROUGH FOR A FIRST DOWNfDick Teets corrics thc boll and is assisted by Sieve Cochran, Keith Sonner, Dole Mcixey, and Phil Lowmnn, Bill Kenling -H,,.. 'IVY l'i 'fT': '1M'x,.'.' at - V , FUMBLE!fWor1hingIon recovers as Q Hilliards player drops the bcll 1 Curt Stumpf QW.i-Hi, up H V V 1 'il' 'J' K J! ' Bob McNoughlen Terry Davis Ron Smith l WA T' lx 00 gi ! N OUT OF MY WAY-Lutz carries the ball for five yards, and a first down. l Dick Verco is about to be tackled by a Westerville player. TRAPPED-Three Worthington players, Phil Lowman, Terry Davis, and Brian Burton converge on the Hilliards ball carrier. Keith Sonner John Adams Brian Burton Jim Rudolph Ron Chasey 1 L .,'., a, -sl 'M ff ll-Ti 'i t BASKETBALL .HY-5 it 'X RT' it -:nw 'ent 5 2 THE VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS-Junior laws and Bob McNaughten. Victorious varsity . . . Ending with a l2-6 record at the end ot the regularlseason, the Cardinal team made a fine showing. In Mid-Six play, even though we placed third with a 6-4 record, our four losses were by narrow margins. We did, however, win a very convincing game over Bexley, the champion ofthe Central Buckeye League, which we are entering this coming year. The London contest is the most memorable in which Co-captain Junior Laws sank a two-pointer from the floor in the last two second, giving us the victory. The 'fighting Cardinals, entering into their first year of Christmas Carnival play, overpowered Whitehall and Arlington to receive the winner's trophy. Serving as co-captains for the T958 season were seniors Junior Laws and Bob McNaughten, while the varsity cheerleaders -Linda Bird, Carol Carpenter, Nancy Ingram, Pat Hushower, and Barbara Severns-upheld the school spirit among the students. Looking forward to next year, we, the student body of l958, wish Coach Dave Howell and his T959 team a victorious season in the C.B.L. VARSITY-D. Hopper, T. Iannarino, D. Severance, W. Harding, P. Skaates, J. Laws, Coach Howell, B. McNaughten, P. Lowman, B. Davidson, D. Teets, B. VanFleet, L. Castriconie, J. Lutz. 102 Scorecard W.H.S ......7Y ....., 4 3 Grandview .... W.H.S ..,..... ...,.. 4 2 Bexley .....A, W.H.S .,,.,.., ....., 5 2 London .... W.H.S ....,... ...... 5 4 Hilliards . ..... .. W.H.S ......,. ...... 6 8 Whitehall ...... W.H.S .,,,.... ...... 4 8 Arlington W.H.S .,,..... ...... 4 4 Marysville ...... W.H.S ..,,..,, ..,... 5 6 Delaware ,7,7... W.H.S ........ ...,.. 6 5 Grove City ..... W.H.S ......,. ....,. 6 7 Bexley ,...,., W.H.S ..e,.,,. .,.,.. 5 O Westerville .... W.H.S ........ ...... 5 6 London ..,................. W.H.S ........ ...,., 6 4 Hilliards ....,.,........... W.H.S .....,,. ...... 4 l Marion Harding W.H.S ........ .,.e.. 4 2 Marysville ..,..,,......... W.H.S ..,...., ...,., 7 3 Grove City ........,e,.., W.H.S ..,..Ye. ,..... 6 O Westerville ...,..,.....,. W.H.S .....,.e ...... 7 O Mount Vernon ........., Bob McNaghten Junior Laws Joe Lutz Dick Teels HOOK SHOT-Junior Laws scores two for W.H.S. in u close game with Upper Arlington. 103 a Pete Skaates Dave Severance 104 AND THE SCORE GOES UP ANOTHER NOTCH-Dick Teets scores for Worthington in cu thrilling game with Hilliards. WE WANT A BASKET-Bob Davidson scores in a game against Upper Arlington. The outstanding reserve basketball team had a tremendous season record this year. The tinal record stands at ll-5. The boys' continuous hard work proved worthwhile. Their biggest pushovers were with Delaware, London and Grove City. The boys slammed Delaware with a final score of 46-26. London was smeared by the Little Cards, 42-18, and they crushed Grove City, 64-37, with the biggest margin for the season. The starting five were Bob Blackmore, Steve Cochran, Dave Kull, Gary Porterfield, sopho- mores, and Dennis Jones, a freshman. The other boys on the team were Dennis Ballard, George Bonnell, George Dambach, Frank Davidson, Lynn Fisher, Howdy Wilson, and John Young. The managers were Steve Smith, Jeff Weed, Dave Clymer, and Jim Criswell. The coach, Don Reichert, did a fine iob with the boys. All the boys and the coach should be con- gratulated on their excellent season. Go Reserves-Go, Fight, Win . . . Bob McNaughten makes the first basket ot the game RESERVES-ROW I: S. Smith, Mgr., D. Ballard, D. Kull, J. Young, G, Dambach, B. Blackmore, J. Weed, Mgr. ROW 2: D. Clymer, Mgr., F.'Davidson, D. Jones, G. Porterfield, S. Cochran, H. Wilson, L. Fisher, G. Bonnell, J. Criswell, Mgr. WRESTLING TEAM Gr'r'r'r 0 0 0 This year our wrestling team was an exceptionally powerful squad. The matmen were led by their captain, Terry Davis, and their coach, Mr. Les Eisenhart. The team overcame such squads as Mansfield, White- hall, Arlington, Marion-Franklin, Fostoria, Bexley, and University. The senior members showed a fine exhibition of the art and finesse of wrestling which is accomplished only through several years of hard work and the perfection of techniques. These seniors include Garth Workman, Larry Rife, Terry Davis, Ron Chacey, Keith Sonner, Bill Keating, Steve Ream, and Bob Warren. The sport is rapidly gathering popularity among the participants and the spectators. We're all proud of this year's squad, and we want to wish them the best of luck Capwn Terry Dan in their forthcoming seasons. I I ROW I: D. MacVicar, B. McCord, P. Pappas, M. Martin, G. Workman, B. Keating, T. Davis, K. Sonner, R. Chacey, J. Davis, J. Raffaelle, D. Miley. ROW 2: D. Reese, B. Warren, B. Wood, B. Sommers, G. Milhoan, L. Morse, R. Allen, J. Banks, R. Campbell, F. Goins, R. Smith, S. Lyon, J. Wilson. ROW 3: J. Mason, R. Fisher, D. Goins, T. White, J. Neel, M. Baker, B. Heffner, K. Stewart, J. Mikkelsen, T. Banks, P. Shirk, D. Rite, D. Taylor. ROW 4: P. Kinney, J. Miley, J. Starns, G. Parkinson, S. Bobrovnikoff, K. Tyler, J. Buck- walter, G. Gack, J. Nichols, D. Miner, R. Armbruster, L. Rife. X S1 R am Seniar wrestlers mungle oppressors su K 1 9 Garth Wo Keith Sonner Ron Ch y Bob W 1957 BASEBALL Diamond demons display determination The 1957 Cardinal baseball team finished a good season with five wins, one tie, and four losses. The team got off to a fine start in a close game with Arling- ton. The Cards then proceeded to run over London, Grandview, Hilliards, and Westerville. Defeats came from Hilliards and Grove City. Worthington played two tournament games. ln the first, they overcame Utica by a large margin. A second game with a strong Linden McKinley brought our season to a close. Although McKinley halted our tournament progress we are proud of the Cardinal team. The team members and their positions are: Alan Baasch, L.F., Bob Beckwith, S.S., Pete Beckwith, L.F., Dave Coakley, C.F., Roger Farahay, R.F., Tom Mitchell, 2B., Duane Pelkey, P., Don Reese, C.F., Ron Hopper, C., Joe Lutz, R.F., Don Morrow, P., Bob McNaughten, 3B., Tom Patchett, S.S., Dave Steinman, L.F., Curt Stumpf, C., Dick Teets, IB., Tom lannarino, 2B., Phil Lowman, P., Rick Orwig, C., Paul Pappas, C., Les Shearer, 3B., Dave Patchett, 2B. 'QB .Q x V Lf? WL S r W I , tm 4: .-., .a. . 'ext' i 9 sm gSX tt t Bob McNaghten Dick Teets Tom Patchett ROW I: J. Kelly, T. Patchett, P. Pappas, L. Shearer, J. Lutz, T. lannarino, D. Morrow, Coach Nelson. ROW 2: S. Smith, D. Pelkey, T. Mitchell, R. Orwig, R. Hopper, P. Beckwith, D. Reese, D. Steinman. ROW 3: A. Baasch, R. Farahay, D. Patchett, C. Stumpf, D. Coakley, B. McNaughten, B. Beckwith, D. Teets, P. Lowman. xfn 108 ln the Spring a young man's fancy . . SCORECARD Dave Steinman WHS ........ .... 5 Arlington ..... .... 6 WHS ........ .... 2 London 1 WHS ........ .... 'l London ....... ,,4. 0 WHS ......4 .... O Marysville ...... ,.,. O WHS ....... .... 7 Grandview 5 WHS ........ .... l Hilliards ..... .... 3 WHS .,...... ....... l O Hilliards .,., .,,. 3 WHS 1q-- .-,- 5 Wes,e,vi,,e ---- ---- 2 turns to baseball. WHS ........ ....... 3 Westerville .... .... 3 WHS ........ ....... O Grove City ...... .... 7 WHS ........ .......... 0 Grove City ...... ,,,. 5 TOURNAMENTS WHS ........ ..,....... 9 Utica .,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 2 WHS ........ ....... 3 Linden McKinley ...... 15 DOH Morrow Curt Stumpf Ron Hopper if? L 1 5 X 1 . A, 1 i 1, W - 1.-,, : w,.tDtf -f:. Vg,g.-: .. 1 New sm. o x I QI , i v' ,.,, V 1 f ' ,Sf J, f, f L, t if ,, a. Jr., iq., inf. -va . . , A K... , M .. N H: iw Hi 1957 TRACK Worthington's T957 track team completed a highly successful season last Spring led by their captain, Ken Latham, and excellently coached by Mr. Les Eisenhart. The squad topped Westerville, Upper Arlington, and Grandview in dual meets. They won the Worthington Relays, Parents Night, the Mid-Six Meet, and the Arlington Relays. Adding to this spectacular record is the District Meet in which they took second place. Duane Pelkey climaxed the season by capturing the State High Hurdle title. Rating high in the squad of Worthington cinder men were the T958 seniors-Jim Baker, Dave Budbill, Steve Ream, Larry Rife, Doug Severino, Pete Skaates, Joe Springer, and Bob Warren. This year's track team looks very promising, but they will have to work hard to beat last year's top-notch squad. We wish them the best of luck, and hope that they have many more successful seasons. Cinder burners . . . 4A ROW l: A. Campbell, B. Brown, B. Pullin, R. Kennedy, T. Campbell, K. Latham, B. Warren, D. Pelkey, T. Hindes, J. Clary, D. Hopper, J. Williams. ROW 2: D. Verco, R. Chacey, J. Christensen, D. Callen- tine, L. Rife, J. Springer, D. Severino, D. Budbill, D. Miley, R. Latham, J. Warren, P. Skaates. ROW 3: S. Lyons, T. Downie, D. Maxey, J. 11 Rudolph, J. Neil, D. Coate, J. Schaer, D. Rife, J. McCracken, G Milhoan, J. Buckwalter. ROW 4: Coach G. Dambach, E. Bader, C Williams, L. Ziglie, S. Bobrovnikoff, J. Davis, D. Adams, D. Ballard R. Smith, Coach Eisenhart. Capture second in district . . . Joe Springer and Dave Budbill run relays and hurdles. V ',L. .. ,, 3 k . .. ,,., on .. . N A A Steve Ream throws the discus in a practice session M .ss M. f. Pete Skaates and Bob Warren win top honors in the relays. Larry Rife and Doug Severino survey the many trophies won by the track team. 111 GOLF 'Y Teeing off . . . Each year our golf team grows in promise 'and num- QW - i ber. Most of the 1957 team, having nine members, was 'www composed of Sophomores. This shows great possibilities for future years. The boys who held their practice sessions at Minerva Golf Course were members of the Monday League. Leading the team every Monday was Captain Larry Jeffers. Other members of the squad included: Mal Mikkelson, John Mikkelson, Butch VanFleet, Warren Harding, Sam Cushman, Chuck Janssen, Fred Jeffers, and Darrell Montonaro. Having a 4-6 record, and winning Mid-Six matches over Marysville, and Hilliards, the team finished third in the Mid-Six League and ninth in the district. Congratu- lations to the team on some fine matches, and we hope that next season is even bigger and better for them. Captain Larry Jeffers prepares for a long drive. I 'X S.-km W, M 6 X Aunt! S ' 1 Coach Reichert, W. Harding, D. Montoncro, J. Mikkelson, L. Jeffers, B. VanFleet, S. Cushman, F. Jeffers. 112 GIRLS' SPORTS Squaw squads score . . . Most of the girls' sports at Worthington High School are sponsored by G.A.A. Anyone is eligible to participate in the various sports. Among the activities of the year are hockey, basketball, tennis and volleyball. The intramural program handles most of the sports, but there are also class teams in basketball. These class teams have the opportunity of playing teams from other schools. S. Ward, S. Douglass, S. Bonnell, P. Patterson, R. Badertscher, L. Hamilton, L. Dierker, M. Birnie, M. Cellar. ROW 'lz Jean Ingles, K. Stout, J. Bird, P. Harman, S. Tomlinson, S. Tangeman. ROW 2: A. Christian, J. Beaver, J. Wellman, J. Oech, M. Pappas. l ROW T: P. Savage, A. Harding, C. Hilbrink. ROW 2 J. Wren, K. Carpenter, L. Nelson. ROW 3: B. Green N. Rehmert, S. Babione, D. Teets. ROW I: C. Carpenter, M. Roloson, D. Gillespie, D. Warren. ROW 2: R. Gilpatrick, B. Wren, J. Wemlinger, C. Mackensen. 'l'I3 I L3 i5 Hockey teams 4 4 Win games SENIORS AND JUNIORS HAVE AN EXCITING GAME-The players are: D. Gillespie, L. Hamilton, P. Patterson, M. Roloson, S. Ward, R. Gilpalrick. Wield sticks . . . B HOCKEY TEAM-S. Tangeman, C. Carpenler, M. Pappas, B. Wren, L. Hack, K. Orwig, B. Egelhoff, J. Warren, R. Baderlscher, L. Hamillon, R. Gilpalrick, M. Evans, J. Oech, S. Tomlinson, J. Bird, A. Chokers. Silling, J. MacDonald, Manager. - le . ...E I A HOCKEY TEAM-ROW l: L. Dierker, C. Mcckensen, S. Bonnell, S. Douglass, M. Roloson, D. Warren, B. Severns. ROW 2: M. Cellars, C. Helbrink, S. Carter, P. Harman, P. Pallerson, P. Savage, N. Rehmert, J. Hinkley, A. Harding, J. MccDaniel. I I lg 4 1 5 . FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM-New to the school this year is the freshman class basketball team which is doing a fine iob. The players are: ROW 'l: D. Horch, B. Morrow, B. Baby, D. Sleight, D. Richards, F. Learned. ROW 2: Mr. Williams, coach, A. Steinman, J. Sellers, T. Groniger, T. Holman, D. Ball, J. Dumbauld. THE SWIMMING TEAM-ROW I: J. Bierke, W. Harding, J. Katz, C. Holden, G. Shidaker, J. Chasteen, R. Hall, M. Cave, M. Farahay, C. Caudill. ROW 2: J. Grant, P. Hord- ing, S. Enz, J. McDaniel, R. Mazur, J. Upham, J. Mills, S. Cushman. ROW 3: Manager L. White, D. Douglass, D. Sorenson, J. Burkhard, D. Severino, S. VanVoorhis, M Jenks, Coach R. Hitzemcnn. READY? Wrestle-Bill Keating gets Steve Ream in JUMP BALL-Intramurals give all girls and boys an an arm lock. opportunity to enioy the sports they like. 15 R gm. ik' csv mf. A 6 7 RJ6'E5f1v...' T CARDINAL QUEEN The most beautiful girl in school . . M. . giisitfiig ji- fag, ,V , J- l .ul AJBQKGM1! -A The Cardinal Queen is the most beautiful girl in Worthington High School. This year the girls were interviewed by four iudges: Mr. and Mrs. Oberlyn, Mr. Max Schaeffer, and Mrs. Glenna Spencer. They were iudged on facial beauty, overall beauty, poise, pleasing personality, and intelligent actions. The Cardinal Queen had to be superior in each category. Each girl was interviewed separately by the panel of iudges. The 1958 Cardinal Queen was announced at the Queen of My Heart dance on Friday, March 2l. Everyone was very delighted when Sandy Dunkin Sandy was pronounced Queen. Bruce Mahaffey crowned Queen Sandy and bestowed a congratulatory kiss upon her. Linda Bird, the 1957 Cardinal Queen, then handed down the traditional necklace to Queen Sandy. The radiant queen and her court enioyed a royal dance to the strains of Sandy's favorite song, Dream. The evening proved to be very eventful, and everyone thoroughly enioyed themselves. The Cardinal Court consisted of Madeleine Wing, Rosalyn Gilpatrick, Karen Cain, Judy Hindes, Bar- bara Severns, and Julie Bird. Reigns as a true queen . . . TRADITIONAL NECKLACE-linda Bird, Cardi- nal Queen 1957, hands down the Cardinal BUSINESS MANAGERS PARADISEl Queen necklace lo lhe new queen, Sandy Queen Sandy is beslowed with a kiss Dunkin' from Bruce Mahaffey, Business Man- ager. The Court . . . Madeleine Wing Judy Hindes Karen Cain Rosalyn Gilpalrick Barbara Severns Julie Bird 5 'l'I9 HOMECOMING QUEEN Q ' ' ' .isffliifl Freezing but festive was the even- ing of October 22 when lovely Queen Carol stepped from her streamlined El Dorado. Sharing the glories of this Homecoming celebration were the attractive attendants-Julie Bird, Kay Carpenter, Charlotte Rosenquist, and Linda Bird. Prior to the exciting tie game with Westerville, Her Honor presented Co-captain, Dick Teets, Queen Carol with the game football and in turn received the traditional kiss. At halt time, the Queen and her court were escorted through a royal arch down the center of the field to the strains of Miss America . High lighting Carol's royal reign was her crowning at the dance immediately following the game. reigns . . . o'er gala festivities QUEEN AND COURT-The Queen, her couri, and escorts take WELL WISHERS-Homecoming Queen, Carol Carpenier, wishes the ieam best of luck in their game wiih Wesierville, as Linda Bird, Charloiie Rosenquisi, and Kay Carpenter siand by. time out from the game for a picture. L io ,R: Julie Bird, Mike Carroll, Charloite Rosenquisi, Gary Shidaker, Carol Carpenier, Tom Paicheii, Linda Bird, Dick Young, Kay Carpenier, and Jim Chasteen. CROWNING GLORY-Queen Carol is crowned by Hi-Y Presideni Dave Budbill, ROYAL PROCESSION-Queen Carol is escorted by Drum Maior Dick Calleniine, ihrough a column of raised batons. TIRED FEET-The siudenis, tired but happy, enioy the lasi dance, 'l2'I HALLOWEEN QUEEN Peg The October night was clear and crisp as the queen's float, bedecked with leaves, moved slowly down the street amid the admiring glances of onlookers. Queen Peggy Campbell, dressed in red satin, was radiant as she and her court led the traditional parade. She and her attendants were seated on white wrought- iron benches amid the autumn leaves. Dressed in green were Madeline Wing and Billie Thorp, in white was Jane Beaver, and Sue Claypoole wore brown. Queen Peggy and her attendants reigned over all Halloween festivities, making this an- other memorable occasion. The Parade and Peg The Senior and Junior classes entered their floats in the parade, and the Seniors were proud to take first place in their division. The dance following the parade was in the Elementary Gym. lt was an exciting affair, and all of Worthington was out for the festivities. The parade and dance were sponsored by the Worthing- ton Businessmen's Association, and it was certainly a night to remember. Queen Peg is crowned. Royalty in Red. Queen Peg presides over all goblins ghosts and witches. Attendants: pert and pretty The Queen's Court consisted of Madeleine Wing, Senior, Sue Claypoole, Junior, Billie Tharp, Sophomore, Jane Beaver, Freshman. 00 fu, ft 4 TRACK QUEEN Cinder cinderella Carolyn Coach Les Eisenhart presented senior Carolyn Scatterday as Queen of a vic- torious track team of 1957. Queen Caro- lyn was Worthington's representative at the seventh annual Mid-Six Meet at Hilliards. Queen Carolyn, radiant and beautiful, had the opportunity of presenting our team members with several of the top honors. Royalty at leisure . . . At home Carolyn relaxes with a faithful friend. 9' 1 Members of the team, Steve Ream and Dave Budbill receive o trophy from Queen Carolyn. Corolyn's trophy collection calls attention to her favorite subject, horses. 26 K 1 E ff-TH l 5 47' Aw Q? als .R-5 .. W 7 We always enioy . . . l 8 P' MAKEUP FOR THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY-Rosalyn Gilpatrick and Mary Ann Huggard apply the finishing touches to Diane Powell and Madeline K ' Wing before the Senior Class Play. K YEARBOOK PICTURES-Peg Camp- bell and Madeline Wing relax after f- taking pictures of the senior foot- ' 5 ball players. SPAGHETTI--Ron Chaccy and Dave Steinman take charge of the dish washer after the senior spaghetti dinner. ,....-Y- -- 'Il1.l1- ' IOR CLASS, ' C del , ' D9 'qw' cuff' CARDlNAL DANCE-Joe Lutz, Missie Burnie, Bob Comp:-U-' McNaughten, Carolyn Spencer, Nancy Ingram, -3 Larry Rife, and Jerry Katz sit out a dance and 1 have a coke. l HALLOWEEN CONCESSION STANDS - Morton Jeffrey, Pat Furnis, Barbara Gibson, and Yvonne Thomas enioy themselves on Halloween selling chips and corn . CARDINAL PICNIC Full to the brim--Yearbook staff has iust finished a delicious supper. Speedy Fun-Staff members enioy a boot ride on the Scioto. Food for all-the Y-Teens serve a pot luck dinner at the mixer. Fun, food, and cheers highlighted the annual fall mixer, held at Whetstone Park. Friendly week was ushered in by a maiority of the student body. After the chow line subsided, thoughts were turned to entertainment and square dancing, which brought the enioyable evening to a close. Plans and Proiects The annual picnic for the 1958 year- book staff was held at a shelter house along the Scioto River. There were boat rides, food, and fun for all. Attending the picnic were the business, editorial, and related staffs of the yearbook. The year's proiects were planned after a delicious meal and discussion of the summer's events. FALL MIXER Gossip and Grub Famished Frosh-Freshmen girls wait in the chow line. 'I29 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ffl y Q Three very tired decorators, Peg Campbell, Linda Bird, and Mr. Hammill, Junior class advisor, give final inspection to the decorations. Juniors work hard on decorations . . . Margaret Roloson and Stevie Gracinger add finishing touches to the doors which later opened the way to a wonderful evening. On the eve of May 18, 1957, after much preparation on the part of the Junior class, the treble cleft doors were swung open to give the Juniors and Seniors a glimpse of the 1957 Junior- Senior Prom. Upon entering the starry dance floor one became captivated by the lovely atmosphere of an outdoor garden complete with spring trees, flowers, and garden furniture. The theme, Blue Moon, was carried through with the radiant blue moon and the many silver stars. Enthralling movies shown at the Beechwold Theater following the dance provided enioyable entertainment for the worn out dancers. The delicious breakfast held at the WRFD picnic grounds and the Rev. Hill's inspiring talk climaxed, for the tired but happy classmates, one of the most memorable events ot their high school career. The dance begins and the couples enioy a lively tempo. and then enjoy the dance is :il Music Makers-The enchanting interludes provided an evening to remember. The couples dance in the midst of a flowering park. 'I3'I CHRISTMAS FORMAL ll ' ' ll Winter Whlrl The enchanting Winter Whirl will remain unforgettable to the couples who attended. A ceiling of glittering tinsel, fragrant pine branches, and, of course, the seasonable mistletoe will always remind us of this much anticipated and exciting event ofthe l957 Christmas season. Directing the Y-Teens and Hi-Y as they arduously planned for this occasion were Barbara Bourke and Mary Jo Mahr. Ziggy Coyle's Dance Band, presenting both mellow strains and rhythmic measures, furnished the couples with the ideal music for dancing. MOOD INDIGO -The stu- dents enioy a slow number. MISTLETOE MAGIC-A tradi- tional kiss under the mistletoe makes the evening interesting, -:ff'wsf'Mri '-new f CAMERA SHY?-Couples sit one out and hove some punch. WE'Ll. BE SEEING YOU-The few remaine ing couples enioy the'Iast dance. STAND STILL NOW--Mr. Parker, photog- rqpher, is on other end of camera after finishing couple pictures. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Juniors get their heads out of the clouds . . . Agnes and Wilfred, two angels descending to earth to pick up Augusta Applegate and Herman Howell, two elderly souls, find themselves plagued with Pilone, a heavenly hitch-hiker who is a mischievous half-angel. Pilone gets into so much mischief influencing the fi- nances, romances, and fates of Augusta, her relatives, her maid, and Herman that it looks as if the angels might be stranded an earth--the worst fate that could befall an angel. However, everything works out for the best in this delightful comedy, Down To Earth. The gay fantasy was presented by the Class of l958 under the capable direction of Mrs. Laura Tobias, Carol Heidmann, the student director, and Marilyn Whitney, assistant director. Cast Pilone ....... ..,...... D ave Budbill Agnes ....., ...... S andy Jennings Wilfred ..........,........ .... T om Patchett Augusta Applegate ...... ....,. D iane Powell Diana .Clump .......... ......... M ary Evans Orpha Teel ...... .,A,..., J anice Feikert Ruthie Teel ,....... ,...... M adeleine Wing The line up ..w-4-mmm-,pypsw .... q,-,M,,,::,,. ,RL Millie Bromsley ....,,. .,.,,,, .Lynn Henderson Baxter Bromsley ........ ....... D ave Steinman June Bromsley ........ Richard White ........ Herman Howell ...... Robert Hanley ........ ,.,,, ........Linda Bird ......Dick Teets .....,..Jim Baker .Dick Callentine 'I34 hz, I -5 ,,-- i ww-strive ' and come DOWN T0 EARTH CROWDED CONDITIONS- Augusta's wealth attracts ambi- tious relatives. -awfw-islam, Q 'F l ' xi Y ,...,,, ,W.1g.q, ,em .k..,, l,,4.,5,,,1,g1L,, RIVALRY-Jealous June gives Ruthie dart ing looks for making love to Richard. MISCHIEVOUS PILONE-Pilone plays cupid in order lo promote the love affair between eccentric Augusta and docile Herman. li, Awiwm- N-r-f . I-,fm-7 - A.- eW,.,-,, . f :Q JANUARY THAW The senior's production attains success . . . Clashing of customs between two very differ- ent families, the Gages and the Rockwoods, provided two evenings of comical entertain- ment for those who attended January Thaw . This three-act comedy, which was presented by the Senior Class on November 22 and 23, 1957, highlighted their high school years. Mrs. Gage, having a great love for antiques, persuades the family to purchase an old country estate. Immediately, she happily sets about restoring the house to its original state. Her ioy, however, did not last long. According to some quirk in the deed, the former owners, the elderly and more practical Rockwoods', return to live in their former home. Having no use for mod- ern conveniences, they are vexed to find their once useful articles converted to useless obiects used purely for ornamentation. The conflicts aroused by this situation and also the arrival of the Rockwood's countrified son, Matt, make up the amusing plot. This successful production was capably di- rected by Mrs. Laura Tobias, director, and Bruce Mahaffey, student director. Cast Frieda .............,. ..,... C arol Goodwin Jonathan Rockwood ,...,,. .,....,.. K en Hadden Herbert Gage ...... ......... B ill Keating Martha Rockwood ,,.,.... ,....... M adeline Wing Paula Gage ..,... ......, S andy Jennings Mr. Loomis ........... ........... B ob Fasic Marge Gage ........ .v..... D iane Powell Uncle Walter ....... ..... R on Chacey Barbara Gage ...... ......... S andy Dunkin Matt Rockwood ...... ..,.,.. D ale Maxey Sarah Gage ,........., ...... M argaret Roloson Carson ..,.......,... ............ G ary Locker George Husted ........ ,,........... S teve Ream Constable ...... Dave Steinman Curtain Call-The cast takes its bows after a fine production. Last Minute Details-Make-up and prop personnel make final preparations for the show. Matt Retires-Matt, the fly in the ointment, gets ready for a long winter's nap. y is UE! . gym P Uncle Walter Visits-The Rockwoods make Uncle Walter feel at home while the Fire Dadl-Sarah urges Herbert, a volun- GCIQBS look on with dlS9USl- teer, to hurry. Inventory-Matt, a new arrival, ad- mires the fairer side of the Gage family. 137 THE CHOIR PRESENTS- ROSE MARIE On Thursday and Friday, February 27 and 28, at 8:00 p.m. in the Worthington Elementary Auditorium, the choir presented Rose Marie under the direction of Miss Ruth Pierce. With the Colorful Canadian Rockies as a background, this famous operetta tells the touching story of the love between Rose Marie and Jim Kenyon. Complications arise when the suspicion of murder is thrown on Jim, and Emile, Rose Marie's brother, attempts to push her into an un- pleasant marriage with Edward Hawley. Comedy relief is supplied by Hard-Boiled Herman and Lady Jane. The cast was composed of Nancy Pattison, Rose Marie, Bob Smith, Jim Kenyon, Dave Budbill, Herman, Carol Heid- mann, Lady Jane, Bob Ellis, Sgt. Malone, Ron Chacey, Haw- ley, Madeleine Wing, Wanda, Bob McNaughten, Black Eagle, Sue Coleman, Ethel, and Jim Rudolph, Emile. The production was a great success, and everyone in the choir deserves a lot of credit. Rose Marie will be remem- bered for a long time to come. The cast assembles in a tavern scene In Canada. Q if - fy l mm The barmaid, Carol Heidmann, converses with members of the Mounted Police. 138 fb PRETTY THINGS The stylish merrbers of the cast appear in a style show. MAlN CHARACTERS-The main characters of the cast are: ROW l: Bob McNaughten, Madeleine Wing, Ron Chacey, Jim Ru- dolph. ROW 2: Sue Coleman, Dave Budbill, Carol Heidmann, Bob Smith, Nancy Potti- son, and Bob Ellis. l l LOOK OUT FOR THE MOUNTIES -The mounted police keep Canada safe for everyone. 139 O'Dea, Kathy-34, 89 89, 90, 91, 123 SENIORS Adams, John-27, 62 Barnett, Ron-27, 89 Baughman, lynn-23, 27 Bird, Linda-6, 7, 23, 27, 31. 55, 91, ss, s7, 74, 79, aa, 84, vs, 121, 129, 130, 138, 160 Bloom, Rollio-27, 61, 80, 81 Bourke, Barbara-2, 27, 55, 71, 30, 94 Brahm, Carolyn-5, 23, 27, 56, 66, 72, 80, 84, 137 Brown, Ed-27 Buck, Carol-23, 27 Budbill, Dave-6, 26, 62, 63. 77, 32, 89,106,110,121,125,133,136 Burke, Judie-23, 29, 76 Burlie, Nancy-28, 57, 66, 70, 71, 89 Burton, lrlan-6, 28, 62, 67 Cain, Karen-8, 28, 57, 66, 71, 72, 89 Calentino, Dick-5, 28, 57, 66, 71, 72, 89 Campbell, A. J.-28, 110 Campbell, Peg-28, 61, 73. 127, 123, 128,130,133,138,160 Carpenter, Carol-7, 23, 28, 56, 66, 67, 70, 71, 74, 80, 82, 96, 113, 114,120,121,129,160 Chocey, Ron-6, 28, 61, 63, 66, 67, 77, 89,106,107,11,131,136, 137, 139 Christensen, Jerry-28, 63, 110 Combs, Jennie-29 Corbin, Sam-29, 68, 75, 77 Cox, Caroline-29, 58, 74 Cox, Kay-29, 80 Davis, Dan-29, 66, 67, 69, 72, 78 Davis, Dorothy-29 Davis, Ned-29, 62 Davis, Terry-26, 29, 55, 61, 62, 68, 77, 106 Downie, Tom-29, 106, 110 Dunkin, Sandy-6, 8, 23, 56, 66, 71, 72, 74, 77, 80, 136, 137 Evans, Mary-30, 56, 61, 66, 71, 72, 77, 80, 82, 114, 137 Fasic, Bob-5, 30, 62, 67, 129, 136 Fiokert, Janice-23, 30, 77, 89, 137 Friday, Harriet-23, 30, 56, 72, 81, 83, 89 Furnis, Pat-30, 89, 128 Gibson, Barbara-30, 57, 69, 72, 128 Gillespie, Donna--6, 23, 30, 66, 69, 72, 73, 80,113,114 Gilpotrlck, Rosalyn-6, 8, 23, 56, 80,113,114,128, 131, Goodwin, Carol-23, 30, 77, 81, 83, 136, 137 Haddon, Ken-30, 77, 136, 137 Haignore, Barbaro-31, 76, 83 Heidman, Carol-23, 31, 56, 66, 72, 77, 81, 89, 90 Hindes, Judy-8, 23, 26, 31, 56, 61, 66, 71, 72, 79, 81, 89, 90 Hinkle, Judy--23, 31, 57, 71, 114 Holl, linda-31 Hopkins, Manley-31 Hopper, Ron-31, 62, 63, 67, 108, 109, 118, 119 Hupgard, Mary-31, 57, 71, 77, 128 Hushower, Pot-5, 6, 7, 31, 56, 66, 67, 72, 74, 80, 83, 84, 96 Ingram, Nancy-23, 31, 56, 57, 66, 67, 72, 80, 89, 90, 96, 128 Jaggard, Pat-32 Jeffers, larry-32, 112, 120 Jellaey, Morton-32, 62, 67, 81, 89, 1 8 65, 66, 30, 55, 137 Jennings, Sandra-6, 32, 56, 66, 72, 74, 77, 80, 89, 129 Joseph, Karen-32, 57, 66, 70, 71, 80, 89, 90, 129 Katz, Jerry-6, 26, 32, 63, 115, 128 Keating, Bill-5, 6, 32, 62, 67, 77, 81, 106, 107, 115, 136, 137 Kinney, Miko-32 lach, Allred-32 lombert, Nancy-32 Laws, Junior-33, 102, 103 lauell, Jerry-33 locker, Gary-33, 62, 89, 136 Lutz, Joe-6, 26, 33, 67, 80, 82, 102, 103, 104, 108, 128 Mackenson, Charlotte-23, 33, 57, 61, 66, 70, 71, 72, 82,113,114,131, 137, 139 Mahattey, Bruce-26, 33, 57, 61, 66, 70,71,72,82,113,114,131,137, 139 40 INDEX Mahr, Mary Jo-8, 33, 66, 72, 80, 132 Marshall, Faye-33, 76, 83 Mason, Jim-33, 88 Mathews, Caralie-33, 74, 76, 80, 83 Moxey, Dale-34, 67, 77, 110, 136, 137 McColl, Patty-34 McDaniel, Judy-34, 53, 57, 66, 70, 71, 72, 74, 80, 137 McNaughten, Bob-34, 53, 57, 66, 70, 71, 72, 74, 80, 137 Melsap, Darlene-34, 74, 76, 80, 83 Monska, D1anne23, 34, 55, 56, 60, 61, 71, 72, 74, ao Moody, Sue-5, 6, 34, 56, 66, 72, 74, 80, 81 Niemiec, Joyce-34, 56, 74, 80, 89, 90 O'11eiIly, Patricia-34 0'Reilly, Walter-35 Powell, Diane-35, 128, 131, 136, 139 Probasca, Jim-3, 5, 128, 131, 136, 139 Ream, Steve-6, 35, 62, 67, 77, 80, 107,115,125,133,136,137 Rensch, Jack-35, 136 Rienschield, Yvonne-34, 74, 80 Rite, larry-35, 62, 67, 106, 110, 128 Robinson, Judy-35, 55, 56, 61, 68, 77, 80, 89, 90 Roloson, Margaret-6, 35, 67, 74, 77, 79, az, 54, 89, 90, 113, 114, 129, 130, 136, 137, 138, 160 Roof, Sylvia-35, 56, 65 Rudolph, Jim-36, 63, 67, 89, 110 Seiller, Tish-23, 36, 56, 66, 71, 72, 80, 89, 90 Severance, Dave-36, 61, 110, 115 Severino, Doug-36, 61, 110, 115 Shea, Dave-36 Skaates, Pete-36, 63, 89, 102, 104, 110, 136 Slater, Julie--36 Smith, Chuck-36, 56, 69, 91 Smith, Melinda-36, 56, 69, 91 Smith, Ronald-36 Sanner, Keith-6, 37, 106, 107 Spencer, Carolyn-5, 6, 23, 37, 56, 66, 72, 74, 80, 81, 128 Spoff, Paul-37, 62 Springer, Joe-37, 62, 67, 106, 110 Stein, Sandy-37, 58, 89 Steinman, Dave-37, 62, 63, 66, 67, 89,108,109,118,119, 128,136 Stern, Bruce-37 Stirgwolt, Ricky-37, 62 Stump, John-37, 54, 55, 60, 61, 62, 67, 68, 77, 78, 129 Stumpf, Curt-37, 62, 67, 81, 89, 108, 109, 118, 119,129 Teets, Dick-38, 55, 60, 61, 62, 63, 67,102,103, 104,108,118,131, 139 Thomas, Yvonne-38, 57, 65, 66, 70, 71, 72, 80, 128 Tobin, Dottie-8, 38, 57, 66, 72 VanVlack, George--38, 63, 136 Voth, Tony-38, 63, 68, 77 Walcutt, Stephen-38 Warren, Debbie-38, 81, 106, 113, 1 14 Warren, Bob-38, 62, 63, 67, 106, 107, 110 Welshimer, Marilyn-38, 58, 71, 88, 137 Wemlinger, Judy-38, 61, 89, 113 Whitney, Marilyn-39, 56, 61, 65, 77, 80, 89, 90, 136 Wlck, linda-39, 57, 69 Wilson, Sandy-39, 76, 83 Wing, Madelein+5, 6, 7, 39, 56, 66, 70, 71, 72, 77, 79, 89, 90, 123, 128, 136, 137, 160 Woods, Donna-39, 76, 83 Workman, Garth-39, 107 62, 67, 106, Wren, Barbara-39, 56, 61, 66, 71, 72, 74, 80, 83, 89, 90, 113, 114 Young, John-39, 88 Young, Dick-39, 121, 129 Zipf, Dave-6, 39, 62, 67 JUNIORS Adams, Paul-40, 42, 110 Albsrtson, Judy-23, 40, 42, 43, 58, 6 Aleshire, Sue-42, se, 74, so, so Allen, Charlie-61, 63, 69, 78, 106 Badertscher, Ruth-42, 57, 66, 71 , 72, 86, 87, 88,113,114 Baker, Barry--42, 69 Baker, Bob-40, 42, 73 Baker, Baker, Gary-40, 42, 63, 69 Tom--40 Barker, Jim-40, 42 Beck, Sandy-42 Bierko, Joe--40, 115 Birnie, Melissa-23, 42, 56, 69, 70, 72, 78, 113, 128 Blackburn, Sora-23, 42, 58, 66, 71, 72, 74, 80, 82, 129 Blair, Mary Babrovnikoff, Steve-40, 42, 63, 110 106, Bonnell, Sally-6, 42, 57, 65, 67, 71, 80, 83, 89,113,114 Brandt, Barbara-6, 42, 58, 71, 74, 79, 80, 82, 129 Brown, Marilyn-42, 66, 69, 72 Brown, Steve-40, 42 Castricane, Lincoln--40, 102 Cave, 115 Cellar, Myrna-42, 57, Michael--40, 42, 63, 69, 75, 71, 87, 113, 114, 121, 129 Christensen, Bob-42 Clark, John-41, 43, 132 Clark, Mary lou-42 Claypoole, Su?42, 57, 66, 69, 72, 89, 90, 91, 123 Cookston, Eric-42, 57, 66, 69, 72, Coleman, Sue-42, 89, 90, 91 Cushman, Sam-40, 42, 68, 75, 77, 78,112, 115, 120 Davidson, Bob-42, 43, 102, 104, 106 Davis, Marion-42 Demos, Barbara-40, 42, 57, 70, 87, 88, 89, 90, 121, 129 Dick, Bob-41, 43 Dierker, louise-40, 42, 57, 66, 68, 71, 72, 77, 86, 88,113,114 Douglass, Sharon-42, 56, 57, 65, 66, 71, 72, 80, 82,113,114 Downs, Donna-40, 42, 57 Edmondson, Eleanor-42, 44 Ellis, Bob--41, 43, 89 Epley, Dan Evans, Marilyn-40, 42, 80 Eyerman, Phil-42 Farahay, Miko-40, 42, 63, 69, 75, 1 15 Ferguson, Dee--42, 57, 70, 74, 80 Fogle, Sharon-58, 71, 76, 83 Forney, Carol-40, 42, 57, 65, 87, 90 Gifford, Mary-42 Grant, Jim-42, 115 Graves, Ruth-42, 59, 76, 80, 83, 132 Green, Kay-40, 42, 58, 68, 69, 77, 79, 160 Greene, Claudette-40, 42, 58, 65 Greer, Bob-41, 43 Grimshaw, Kay-42, 57, 66, 69, 72 Hack, linda-8, 23, 42, 57, 66, 69, 70, 71, 72, 39, 114 Hall, Richard-40, 42, 115 Halliday, Susan-40, 42, 43, 57, 72, 76, 78, 83, 89, 90, 132 Hamilton, Linda-8, 40, 42, 43, 58, 71, 76, 83,113,114 Harding, Warren-5, 42, 43, 55, 61, 62, 63, 66, 67, 102, 104, 106, 112, 115, 120 Harman, Barbara-23, 40, 42, 57 Heddon, Chet-40, 42 Hart, Bee-40, 42, 57, 70, 76, 83 Heim, Gail-70 Heinrick, Bob-42, 63, 67, 75 Hindman, Joanne-40, 42, 59, 66, 72, 74, 80, 89 Hooper. Dave--40, 42, 55, 61, 89, 102, 104, 106,110 Hopton, Ed-40, 42, 75, 89 Hrinko, Evelyn-42 lannarino, Tom-40, 42, 102, 108, 118 Ingles, Joan-40, 42, 68, 70, 75, 77 Jonsson. Chuck-40, 42, 55, 61 Jenks, Maurice-42, 75, 78, 80, 115 Johnson, Fred-40, 42, 43, 63, 67 Kaiser, George-41, 43, 75 Katz, Judy-41, 43, 69, 71 Kelly, Carol-41, 43, 57, 66, 71, 72 Kirchner, Gail-7 Kreider, Jeff-41, 43, 63 loqhlaom, Ralph-40, 41, 42, 43, 101, lauell, lynn-40, 42 lewis, Dave-41, 43, 63, 67, 75, 78 lowman, John-41, 43, 62, 63, 66, 67, 102,108,118 Lusk, Harold-41 McCauley, Frank-40, 42 McColIister, Linda-23, 41, 43, 58 70, 91 McCord, Bill-41, 43, 63, 67, 106 McCracken, John-41, 43, 106, 110 McDaniel, Jane-23, 40, 43, 57, 61 71, 72, 75, 86, 87, 88, 114 Martin, John-41, 43, 89 Matthews, Ralph-41, 43, 69, 72, 86 Mikkelsen, John--41, 43, 63, 67, 89, 106, 112, 120 Mills, Jerry-115 Murphy, James-41, 43 Murtaugh, Tom-41, 43, 72, 78 Orwig, Ricky-6, 41, 43, 63, 67, 68, 72, 75, 81, 108,118,129 Pappas, Paul--41, 43, 78, 106, 108, 118 Parker, Barbara-6, 41, 43, 58, 69 Patterson, Pat-23, 41, 43, 57, 65, ao, 71, 72, aa, 57, aa, 113, 114 Pattison, Nancy-41, 43, 57, 66, 69, 72, 89, 90, 91 Potts, Elaine-41, 43 Pruyn, Susan-41, 43, 58, 65 Raftaele, Joe-41, 43, 63, 106 Ray, Rochelle-41, 43, 67, 76, 83 Reese, Dave-41, 43 Reese, Dick-41, 42, 63, 67, 106 Rooker, Fred-41, 43 Rosenauist, Charlotte-8, 23, 41, 43, 55, 56, 58, 61, 65, 66, 69, 71, 72, 121, 129 Royle, Jon-41, 43, 75, 78 Sanford, Jerry-41 Sekinger, Sally-41, 43, 58, 69, 76, 83, 132 X Severns, Barbara-7, 8, 23, 40, 41 42, 43, 57, 66, 67, 69, 70, 72, 74, 80, 96, 114, 129 Seymour, Tom-41, 43 Shidaker, Gary-5, 41, 43, 63,'67, 115, 121, 129 Shuo, Priscilla-23, 41, 43, 57, 71, 76, 83 Smith, Rebecca-41, 43 Smith, Robirt--41, 43, 88, 89, 106 Stark, Helen-41, 43, 69 Starnes, Jetl-41, 43, 63, 67, 78, 104 Stump, Nancy-41, 43, 55, 56, 60, 61 Stromberg, Eric-41, 43, 75, 78 Stanerock, lean-41, 43 Stimmel, Stephanie-38, 41, 43, 76, 83 Stewart, Ki:-41, 43, 106 Suesser, Patricia Torrance, Suzanne-41, 57, 66, 69, 72 Tatman, Harriet-41, 43 Tatman, Kenneth-41, 43 Tuttle, Judy-41, 43, 58, 76, 33, B9 TYler, lynn-41, 43 Umbarger, Kay-41, 43, 76, 83 Vance, Harold-41, 43 VanFleet, Butch-41, 43, 63, 67, 102, 112, 120 Vercoe, Dick-41, 43, 63, 67, 110 Vengschen, Barbara-23, 41, 43, 57, 6 Wallace, Ronald-41, 43 Ward. Susie-41, 43 Watson, Barbara-41, 43 WN10, 1-Orry-41, 43, 63, 67, 68, 77, 78, 115 Wilcox, Judy-41, 43, 57, 66, 69, 71 72, 89, 129 Winters, Joan-41, 43, 58, 65 Wood, Mary-41, 43, 58, 65 Yoeser, Donna-41, 43 Zigli, larry-41, 42, 43, 78, 106, 110 Zollinger, Frank-41, 43 SOPHOMORE! Adams, Kay-44, 90 Adams, Miko-45 Aleshire, Harold-48, 76 Allen, P1111-44, 04, 7a, 91, 106 Andreas, Maiorio-44, 64, 78, 91, 106 Arnoff, lana-44, 58, 71 Bahione, Sandra-46, 113 Bach, Bill-46, 88 Bodog Earl-44, 55, 64, 75, 78, 106, 11 Ballard, Dennis-45, 64, 105, 110 Banks, Tom-44, 64, 106 Barber, Ralph-46, 64 Barnette, Karen-44, 89 Barth, David-44, 75 Baxter, Jacquelyn-44, 91 Beam, Steve-64 Beany, James-46 Berg, Martha-44, 47, 56, 91 Bierke, Pat-44, 57, 70, 91 Blackmore, Bob-44, 64, 105 Bleakley, Roberta-44, 51, 78 Bott, Sherry-8, 44, 47, 57, 67, 69 1 70, 91, 96 Brown, Dan Browning, Sharon--44, 91 Brugler, Betsy-44, 57 Buckwolter, Joe--44, 64, 106, 110 Burkhard, Jim--46, 75, 78, 115 BusseY, Mike44 Calencine, Terry-46 Cameron, Bruce-46, 64 Campbell, Bud-45, 106 Campbell Robert-44, 72, 73, 88 Carpenterz Kay-8, 23, 44, 47, 56 INDEX McDaniel, John--46, 64, 78, 115 Langhirt, P.-88 Landon, Marilyn-49, 58, 59, 90 Learned, Frank-49, 60, 70, 115 Leslie, Kay--49, 59, 76, 90 McDowell, Judy-45, 57, 76 Marshall, Caroline-45 Martin, Mike-45, 57, 64, 106 Mazur, Rick-46, 75, 115 Melsop, Joyce Miley, Dick-45, 64, 88, 106, 110 Milhoun, Gene-45, 106, 110 Morse, Larry-64, 106 Morse, Jackie-46, 57, 91 Mullineaux, Sally-46 Myers, Joyce-56, 91 Neel, Jeffrey-110 Nelson, Katheryn-46 Nelson, Linda-23, 46, 47, 57, 67 69, 70, 91,113 Newstrom, Roger-45 69, 70,113,12,129 Casteel, Ronnie-44, 88 Caudill, Chris--44, 47, 64, 78, 89, 115 Norris Palm, , Carol-46, 57, 65, 70, 71 Gene-46 Palmer, Lynne-46 Chacey, Barbara-8, 46, 47, 57, 65 71, 91, 132 Chastoen, James-5, 45, 55, 64, 115 121, 129 Clark, Barbara-44 Clark, Tuck-44 Clymer, David-44, 64, 105 Coate, Dick-44, 64, 106, 110 Cochran, Steve-44, 64, 105 Coffey, Ken Cox, James-46 Crawford, Hubert Crlswell, Jim-44, 64, 105 Cruea, Lynette-44, 57, 70 Dambach, George-44, 64, 105, 106, 110 Daugherty, Bill-44, 47, 64 Davis, Donna-44 Davis, Jim-44, 64, 106, 110 Davis, Sherry-44, 58, 86 Davis, Steve-45, B8 Davis, Sue-44, 58 Dawson, John-44, 75, 78 Parks, .lean--45, 56, 69, 70, 71 Patrick, Barbara-46 Pendleton, Karen-58, 74, 78, 89 Peterson, Bonnie-45, 56, 69, 88 Plummer, John-45, 64, 68, 75 Porterfield, Gary-46, 64, 105 Potter, Martha-46, 64, 105 Rehmerl, Nancy-8, 46, 47, 57, 70, 91 , 114 Richards, Margaret-46, 58, 71, 91 Rite, Dan-45, 64, 106, 110 Robinson, Don-46, 75 Roof, Allan-46, 75 Savage, Penny-8, 45, 57, 67, 70, 71 91, 113, 114 Schaer, Jack-46, 64, 73, 110 Schaeffer, Carolyn-46, 91 Schneider, Norma-46 Seillor, Andy-45, 64, 78, 91 Sexton, Charles Shea, Sue-46, 57, 66, 69, 70, 91 Dunlap, Larry Enz, Steve-46, 89, 115 Everhart, Kathryn-46 Fairchild, Ann-46, 57, 72, 74 Fancher, Peter-45 Foul, Dick-44, 45, 64 Fields, Mary-45, 76, 91 Frey, Lesley-44, 46, 47, 55, 57, 67, 70, 74, 96 Shirk, Pete-46, 64, 106 Shoemaker, Patsy-45, 70 Smith Carol-45 Smith, Leatrice-45 smith, Mime-45, 57, 69, 91 Smith, Robert Smith, Roger-45, 47, 64, 106, 110 Smith, Steve-46, 47, 57, 69, 91 Smith, Sue-45, 47, 57, 69, 91 Somer s, Bud-46, 88, 106 Summers, Joyce-46, 65 Sorenson, Dave-46, 75, 78, 115 , 90,113,114,129 Gack, Ga rve Gary-46, 88, 106 r, Ann-45, 57, 71 Giere, Alfred-46 Goins, Fred-45, 106 Green , Barbara-46, 57, 65, 113 Green, Dan Green land, Phil-45 Griffiths, Sandra-23, 46, 56, 65 Harduag, Abbie-46, 57, 71, 91, 113 1 Harding, Peter-46, 106, 115 Harrison, Doug-44, 46, 63, 72, 78 Heffner, Bob--45, 64, 75, 78, 106 Heischman, Tom-46 Hibbs, Ann-46, 57 Hilbrinlz, Cindy-46, 57, 70, 71, 91 113, 114 Hinze, Ame-45, 76, 91 Hoffman, Linda-46, so Holl, nm-45, aa Hood, Allen Horner, Rodney-45 Hoover, Ryan-45, 75 Horn, Cynthia-45, 57, 70, 71 Ingram, Alice-45, 57, 71, 76 Jeffer, Molly-46, 56, 70, 71 Jeffers, Patty-46, 56, 70, 76 Jilek, Sally-46, 91 Jilek, Suzy-46, 56, 70, 76 Johnston, Duane-45 Kinney, Patrick-46, 64, 76, 106 Kitchen, Herb Krusinger, Alan-45, 64, 75 Kuesel, Karen-45, 57, 69 Kull, David-46 Lacey, Tom-46, 64, 78 Laing, Sandy-45, 71, 72, 75 Lambert, Paul-45 Lambertan, Janet-57, 69 Langhirt, Paul-46. Leach, Virginia-45 Lehman. Jeannie-8, 46, 47, 55, 57, 69, 70, 89, 90, 91 Liles, Donna-45, 71 Lyon, Stanley-78, 106,'110 McCall, John-46 Spangenberg, Harry-46, 64, 75 Spence, Jean-45, 56 Staiger, Jeanne-46, 58, 72, 91 Stonerack, Chalmer Suesser, Patricia Sullivan, Jim-46 Teets, Diane-45, 47, 55, 57, 60, 69 70, 71, 91,113 Tharp, Billie-8, 46, 57. 69, 74, 91 123 Tracy, Mark-45, 64, 73 Tyler, Kent-45, 106 Vance, Janet-45 Vance, Janice-45 VanVlack, Margaret-45 Verhoek, Susan-45, 56, 72, 91 Walcutt, Carl-45 Warfel, Donna-45, 56, 65, 90 Weed, Wilson--45, 64, 105 Wehr, Lonnie-45, 57, 69, 71, 74 Weidman, Bonnie46 Weltz, Kay--46, 76 Wendelken, Carol-6, 45, 56 White, Jane-45 White, Jean-45 Wilcox, Shirley-46, 47, 57, 66, 69 70, 72, 91 Williams, Chris-110 Willis, Bill-45, 64 Wilson, Jim-45, 55, 64, 106 Winters, John-46 Woltx, Steve46, 64, 78, 89 Wood, William-46, 63, 75, 78, 106 Worster, Susie-45, 76 Wren, Janice-45, 57, 68, 70, 71, 91 1 13 Young, John-44, 46, 55, 64, 75, 89, 105 FRESHMEN Abele, Jordy-50 Allen, Lilly-50 Anderson, John-50 Anderson, Marlena-50, 90 1 Applegate, Jim-50, 75 Armbruster, Bill-50, 60, 70, 106 Arnold, Jeff-49, 73, 88, 90 Aylesworth, Randy-49 Baby, Bruce-50, 115 Baker, .lack Baker, Mike-50, 60, 70, 106 Balkins, Bob-50 Ball, David-50 Ballard, Joanne-48, 65 Banks, John-50, 60, 106 Bough, Valerie-50, 59, 90 Beatty, Ada-50 Beaver, Jayne-50, 55, 59, 61, 70, 90,113,123, 129 Beck, Herman-50 Berger, Bill-49 Bird, Julie-8, 50, 59, 67, 70, 96, 113,114,121,129 Blanton, Dewey-50 Bock, Laddie-48 Bonnell, George-50, 60, 70, 105 Britt, Becky-48, 69 Bruno, Kathy-48 Burke, Linda-50, 59, 76, 90 Cladwell, Ron-50 Campbell, Roger-50, 60, 106 Carlisle, Diane-50, 59, 67, 70, 129 Carroll, Mike-50, 60, 70, 121, 129 Carter, Sherrie-23, 50, 59, 90, 114 Caughell, Ed-49 Chakeres, Angela-48, 59, 70, 71, 90, 1 14 Cheeseman, Keith-50 Christian, Ann-50, 71, 113 Clark, Jennifer-48, 51, 59, 67, 129 Clark, Phyllis--48 Cly, Charles-50 Cobbs, Ann-50, 90 Collum, Jerry-49, 73 Colonel, Don-50 Davidson, Frank-50, 60, 70, 105 106 Davis, Gary-50 Davis, Richard-50 Davis, Sally-50 DeLong, Becky--50, 90 Dillion, Steve-50, 90 Donahey, Roxanne-48 Douglass, Dave-50, 91, 115 Downs, Jerry-50 Dumbauld, John-60, 70, 115 Egelhoff, Beth-48, 59, 114 Elder, Sylvia-50 Ellis, Steve-48 Ensign, Dianne-48, 59, 90 Everhart, Sandy-48 Failar, Dick-48 Falkenberg, Brucia-8, 23, 48, 55, 59, 61, 90, 129 Fisher, Dick-48, 60, 106 Fisher, Lynn-50, 60, 70, 91, 105 Fogle, Gary French, Delbert-48, 60 Friend,'Lonnie-48 Funk, Phillip-48, 91 Futrell, Mary Ann-48 Gast, Marcia-50 Gerald, Pam-48, 59, 90, 129 Gifford, Janet-48, 76, 83 Goins, Charles-48, 106 Grashel, Donna-48 Groeinger, Tom-50, 60, 91, 115 Hadden, Cornelia-48, 51, 59, 67, 90 Haggy, Hazel-48 Harman, Pam-8, 48, 55, 58, 59, 61, 90,113,114,129 Heidmann, Joyce-48, 90 Hindes, Jill-48, 59 Holden, Charles-48, 115 Holdren, Patty-48 Holley, Carole-50, 65 Holman, Tom-48, 91, 115 Horner, Karen-48 Horch, Dwight-48, 91, 115 Hunt, Charles-91 Ingle, Eddie-48 Ingles, Jean-48, 59, 67, 90, 113, 129 Jacobs, Dick-45 Johnston, Ann-49 , 59 Jones, Dennis-48, 50, 55, 61, 91, 105 Kaeppner, Jo-90 Ketter, Don-50 Kincaid, Larry-50 Kindberg, Eric-49, 60 Kuhl, Sandy-49, 59 Kuhlmahn, ,Craig-49 Loomis, Freddie--49, 59, 78 Love, Steve-49 Loveless, Lynne-49, 59, 71 MacDonald, Jo-49, 51, 59, 67, 70, 114, 129 MacVicar, Duncan-48, 49, 64, 70, 91, 106 Marquard, Pam-50 Marshall, Stuart-49 Mason, Jerry-49, 60, 106 Mattox, Sarah-49, 59 Mauk, Loretta-49, 65 Mayer, Karen-49, 65 McAdams, Jim McCauley, Roy-49 McConnell, Patty-49, 59 McDaniel, Inez-49, 59, 90, 129 McGhee, Charlene-49 McGurer, Jean-49, 90 McHenry, Joe-49 McMillan, Jim McQuoide, Larry Melvin, Sandra Miley, Jim-50, 60, 70 Mills, Mike-49 Miner, Dick-60, 106 Minor, Bonnie-50 Moorehead. Jeff-50 Morrow, Bill--49, 55, 60, 70, 73, 115 Nichols, Jim-50, 106 Norris, Terri-49 Nudd, Karon-50, 69, 90 O'DeIl, Betty-49 Oech, Jennifer--49, 113, 114 Orwig, Kathy-49, 59, 65, 114 Parker, Phil-49 Parkinson, Geor9 '49, 50, 75, 106 Parks, Evalyn-49, 59, 65 Paton, John-49, 60, 70, 75 Payne, Sue-49, 59, 90 Pappas, Margaret-49, 59, 70,I'90, 113, 114 Phelps, Sewall-49, 88 Plapp, Diane-49, 59, 69 Pool, Sharon Powell, Bruce-49 Quelette, Ralph Reichert, Cynthia-49, 58, 59, 90 Remley, Dale ' Richards, Carol-50, 59, 69, 90, 179 Rmmrds, Don-so, eo. 70, 90. 91, 115 Rieppel, Karl--50 Rigby, Donna-50, 51, 59, 67 Rogers, Joel-49 Roof, Karen-50, 65 Rose, Carol-50 Rosen, Earl-50 Ross, Herb Ross, Lindo-51, 59, 65 Salter, Tom-49 Sawyers, Carol Sellers, John-50, 60, 70, 115 Sevorino, Don-49, 60 Shoemaker, Don-50, 60 Sidebottom, Steve-49, 60, 91 Sleight, Doug-49, 51, 60, 70, 88, 1 15 Smith, Dave-49, 60, 86 Sonnenberg, Holly-50 Staiger, Deborah-49, 50, 90 Steinman, Andy-49, 115 Stonerock, Sharon-50 Storts, Carol-50 Stout, Karen-8, 49, 51, 58, 59, 67, 70, 71,113,129 Swearengin, Joe-50 Tangeman, Sally-8, 48, 49, 59, 67, 70, 71,113,129 Tannehill, Jack-50, 60, 75 Taylor, Dick-50, 106 Tomlinson, Sue-49, 59, 67, 70, 71, Trimble, Dick Turner, Bill-50, 60, 75 Underwood, Judy-50 Upam, John-115 VanVoorhis, Steve--60, 70, 115 Volk, Bob-50 Vorn, Darilene J.-49, 59, 65 Wagner, Judy-49, 88 Walters, Jerry-49 Warfel, Diane-51, 65 Warren, Janet-40, 55, 59, 90, 114 Watson, Kathleen-49, 59, 90 Wellman, Judith-49, 113 Wemlinger, Lee-49 White, Tim-49, 60, 70, 106 Whitney, Roberta-51, 59 Willson, Howard-49, 60, 70, 105 Wolfe, Jim-49 Yaeger, Bill-49, 60, 86 Yosts, Judy-49, 58, 59, 69, 90 Young, Nancy-50 Zollinger, Herb-49 Zuidema, Patti-49, 59 Compliments of LINWORTH FARMERS EXCHANGE Ta-5-5314 Compliments of GRACELAND COLONIAL MARKET HARMONY HOUSE MIDCSSEIZOUT 89 Graceland Boulevard Chase ond Iaaiaaaia RECORDS AND CARDS Tu.-5-6333 A-m,-2-3290 Complimenfs of a Friend Compliments of POSTLE'S PURE OIL WEEK DAYS 7 AM.-10 PM. SUNDAY 9 AM.-8 PM 5464 N. High Tu.-5-8009 Donls Compliments of D 'a 'S G c JACOBS S O HI O ' ' Tu.-5-8046 Linworth 61 Granville Rd. I Am.-2-8443 Henderson G Kenney Rd. Excavating CORAL BEAUTY SALON Specializing in HAIR CUTTING AND PERMANENT WAVING 42 5491 N. High Street Phone Tu.-5-1315 Home Am.-8-3780 THE SENIOR BOY'S Oh Wres ! Club YORK'S SHELL SERVICE STATION MOTOR TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE MINOR REPAIRS 5064 N. High Opposite Graceland Center Compliments of s af w CARRY-our RESTAURANT Known for fine foods I 5617 N. High Worthington 5225 North High Street Tu.-5-15OO Compliments of BROWN FURNITURE I 4702 N. High St. LYNAM S LEATHER AND Am.-7-1225 SPORTING GOODS DOHIf1CObS-Owner 43 THE WORTHINGTON NEWS Congratulations from Northern Franklin County's Leading Newspaper, Serving Worthington and Community for 33 Years and Placing Service Before Dollars. Tu.-5-5131 Mrs. Leonard lnsley, Publisher Compliments of sHAnoN SPRINGS Compliments of BARBER SHOP 5491 N. High street MAI-ILUN MAXTUN A. I. Ridolfo COLONIAL REALTY Wilson Hill 0 Worthington Park 0 Kilbourne Village A plan of your choice on a lot you select Call any of the following for complete information Ray Heischman 0 Iohn Meyer 0 Iohn Hill 0 Bill Baird o lay Truitt 671 High Street Tu.-5-6616 v Tu.-5-7516 - Tu.-5-5312 . Tu.-5-l554 A.B.C. Motor Court AYER'S CITY SERVICE Hotel Inc. 5-D GUS G O11 Television 0 Room Phones I Mile Master best for l5 Minutes to Downtown Columbus 3 out of every 4 cars Fifty Units Robert A. Brown, President 5050 N. High St. Columbus l4, Ohio Tu.-5-1796 5559 N. High St. and Lincoln Monaco's Restaurant 9060 and ,M Cocktail Lounge 5545 N. High St. SERVING YOU IS A PLEASURE Tu.-5-5262 BIRNIE'S DRUG STORE GLENN LEWIS The Rexall Store Phone Tu.-5-8006 0 Tu.-5-6208 Parking Lots Drive-ways Worthington, Ohio 575 Chase Tu.-5-7793 Conqftulations M 8: NI ALLSPORTS INC. rom K S Graceland Shoppers Mart 520 High St. Worthington, Ohio Am-3-8100 Am-3-8100 Two Places to Eat H6-TG 51 HOH19 The Sportsman Gift Store liments of OHIO CREDIT UNION LEAGUE and OHIO CENTRAL CREDIT UNION INC. l2Ol Dublin Road Columbus 8, Ohio Compliments of SHARON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLES Norm Severanc O. I. Bar ker Compliments ot IVIEDICK ESTATE INC. 'I45 CLINTONVILLE LOCKERS Your Frozen Food Supplier 3737 N. High Street The Best in Visual Aids from the ' ' T B - ' Bartha Visual Education 0 Y Budd 0' Sen Servlce F 1946 N. High si. Columbus 1, ohio Realtor Ax-I-4585 Residence Tu.-5-7977 Established in l946 at 1946 N. High Office Bell ci Howell Audio Visual Dealer 5850 N. 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THE MAIN -OFFICE AND SHARON OFFICE OF Otters every banking service and unusual banking hours for you. Use your community bank for Walk-in v Drive-in 0 Mail-in Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,. ... K. THE WORTHINGTON SAVINGS BANK .1 -...,'1-,T-f--.- 9' Wx Norma's Restaurant 672 High Street Specializing in Home Cooked Foods Home Made Pies Feature noon-plate specials Open 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. Headquarters for SCHOOL SUPPLIES lVl00DY'S PAPER STORE Stationers 0 Printers High Street Worthington Compliments oi the HOME MARKET Worthington's Most Complete Food Store Clyde and Dave 660 High Street Worthington, Ohio Phone Tu.-5-7281 Compliments of DR. GEO. H. BONNELL. IR. and DR. GEO. H. BONNELL. SR. 147 Plan your BANOUETS - PARTIES - RECEPTIONS BGST Wishes ITOTU 'th OUR NEWWEJAK ROOM in Mind B I S C 0 SNYDER'S Old Worthington Inn We Specialize in The Home of Dollar Chicken Dinners 0 CARBURETORS 0 BRAKE SERVICE -IGNITION TUNE UP Compliments of 0 GENERATOR REBUILDING JOHNNIE'S PURE OIL 825 Hiqh Sf- Brown Ignition Service Co. Worthington, Ohio 5080 N. I-Iigh St. Columbus l4, Ohic Tu.-5-1331 Real Estate at Insurance 656 High Street Worthington, Ohio Congratulations G-Good Luck to Class ot '58 Compliments of Congratulations to Class of '58 I lVIcCRACKEN PLUMBING McVAY S . . . Contracting 0 Repairing FINE FURNITURE AM-7-l473 Westerville, Ohio Compliments From a Friend Cjompgmfenlfa gram .14 tjriencl George Uptown FRED A. DENIG 8: SUN F L 0 W E R S City Wide Delivery IEWELERS 5927 N. High St. Worthington, Chio Gus George Tu.-5- l 6 14 691 High Street Worthington Worfhinglon Ford Mofor Sales NEW CARS ci TRUCKS PARTS ci SERVICE 26 E. New England Tu-5-5338 lf You Pause And Think H's Milk You'll Drink H G. M SHELL SERVICE TU-5-8017 The Beg' HM-fs coLoN1AL CLEANERS Pick-up 6 Delivery MAPLE LEE FL 5949 No. High Street Worthington, TU-5-5349 Tu-5-5679 Worthington 'I49 Say lt With Flowers DE SANTIS FLORIST Pasquale De Santis Funeral Designs 0 Bridal Bouquets Cut Flowers f Potted Plants We telegraph anywhere l875 Henderson Bd. AM-2-ll97 Columbus 14, Ohio WOMEN'S APPAREL Open 'til nine every night GRACELAND SHOPPING CENTER WILLIAMS FOOD MARKET THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 4578 N. High St. AM-8-4169 Best Wishes From John A. Seiller 8: Son Visit Our Enlarged Sportswear Ready-to-wear 0 Lingerie Departments 2609 High Street Columbus CARL KNDST 8: SUN BLACKTUP Driveways 0 Parking Lots Tennis Courts - Service Stations 80 W. Wilson Bridge Road Worthington TU-5-5 l 86 0 TU-5- l 841 Compliments of S. E. CURBIN 81 SUN 150 Best Wishes HOUSE UF FLOWERS 4683 N. 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Third Avenue AX-9-6495 Worthington, Ohio Columbus 12, Ohio Linda Wick Iudy Robinson Yvonne Thomas Pat Iaqqard Pat Furnis Mary Huqqard Carolyn Brahm ludy McDaniel Best Wishes to the Senior Girls in Years to Come Dianne Monska Barbara Bourke Linda Bird Carol Carpenter Iulie Slater Iennie Combs Kay Cox Caroline Cox Carolie Matthews Sandy Stein Margaret Boloson Charlotte Mackenson Yvonne Biensctield Carol I-leidrnann Nancy Burlie Mary Io Mahr Karen Cain Compliments of COMMERCIAL PASTE COMPANY Compliments of Fl he Fines WANDER 8: MASON, FLY TWA INC. , , Contractors and En ine Trans World Airlines Worthington! Oh EARL DAVIS DRILLING CONTRACTOR l6 Years Experience Water Well Drilling-Residential and Industrial Member-Ohio Well Drillers A ' ' Free Estimates Day or Night 0 TU 5 8898 6620 Worthington G l R d Compliments of GRANDMOTIIER BEECHWOLD CLEANERS STOVER'S, INC. 21 Wetmore Road 0 AM 2 3535 THE LAST WORD , '11 'ex And now we come to the end of the i958 Cardinal. Each page represents a great deal of effort by many members of the staff. Every person on the Cardinal staff worked to his maximum to produce a yearbook which you will long remember. Recognition goes to Barbara Bourke for her excellent art work on the division pages and in the opening sec- tion. She spent many hours designing and drawing the art work on the division pages. Thanks also to Bruce Mahaffey, Business Manager, Linda Bird, Judy Hindes, Margaret Roloson, Rosalyn Gilpatrick, Carol Carpenter, Sandy Dunkin, Judy Robinson, Joe Lutz, Steve Ream, and Pat Hushower, my associate editors and my section editors. They spent almost every Saturday from October to March working on layouts, write-ups, and index, they 160 worked tirelessly and deserve a lot of credit. Kay Green, assistant editor, learned quickly and did excellent work. She was a great help in all phases of the yearbook's production. Without the excellent help and advice given by Mr. Phipps, advisor, we would have had many more problems than we did. The iob of photography editor was handled very well by Madeleine Wing, who spent a great deal of her own time developing pictures and making picture schedules. We certainly hope that you have enioyed your record of the year and that you will turn back to the book in your leisure hours and remember all of the wonderful experiences. Our iob is finished, our worries are over, and our sincerest hope is that we have pleased each and every one of you. Peg Campbell, editor ml J' ' -Z my 1,-. ,Y-K. 4 . my A-,.,,-1 -- -I-.ax rf. 5, 1 . . f 'H 1. , . ,.v, git,-sg.. Mfifr., 1330! . 3 1: .Ur ..v,,- f. 5, .3 ' ' . . qc- ', '. n .' .-L 4 Sf 1.2. ' -,df .Q ,H 1 , . :Aff ,: 2-. E K.k.V.4,. Y-.. ,,l!.!,,.Jf ,, N My :L--,.,-. ...fri .. wr'-gag'-qfff . J A 1-b -,.4l,.,. gp.. if n. 4 ' f. gnu- . f in Aff'-..15fQ . 1f7- . 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