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JAMES N. WARREN, Principal

Education, as never before, is of the utmost importance in the life of every boy and girl today. It is an evident fact that no person is even considered for any responsible position unless he or she has a minimum of a high school education.

Questions that are most commonly requested by all employers and colleges are:

1. Has the pupil attended school regularly? 2. Did the pupil get along well with fellow classmates and teachers? 3. Grades attained in high school? 4. Did the pupil graduate? 5. Number in the graduating class and the rank of the graduate?

It is the personal responsibility of each pupil and parent to see that the individual learns to the maximum ability. If there is a weakness in the home, it is usually detected in the child; the child may show his maladjustment to existing every day situations.

It is imperative that all parents check each grading period to note the progress of their children. If satisfactory progress is not noted, the teacher should be contacted immediately for an ap pointment. A child’s progress may be assisted by an analysis or discussion between the parent and the teacher. 3 Sc/toaC ^?&cvicL

STANDING, left to right: Charles Pelle- grinon, Orville Wolfe, Wendell Wohler, Roy Manuel. SEATED: Theodore Harding.

RAYMOND E. HALL, Superintendent PAUL HEMPILL, Clerk of School Board

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LORRAINE CLERICO MAJORIE CURRY RALPH DARLING Business Education Geography - Librarian Social Science l

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LEONARD HELLYER JOE JENKINS DAVID LODWICK History Industrial Arts Biology - Chemistry

THOMAS NEWBERRY HOMER PELLEGRINON GERALDINE REYNOLDS English Boys' Health and Physical Girls' Health and Physical Education Education

NEIL STROTH I. D. WASHINGTON FERNC. WHEELER Industrial Arts English Latin 1 U«l

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BONNIE SUE ADKINS August 24, 1941 Kentucky

HELEN ERMA BARKLOW September 12, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

PATRICIA LEE BATES June 29, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

DONNA JOAN BELL October 4, 1941 Meadville, Pennsylvania ••

ELMER BLEVINS, JR. February 2, 1941 Rowan County, Kentucky

RALPH LEROY BUSSEY March 14, 1941 Scioto County

MARY JANET CALLENDER April 12, 1941 Brown County

COLLETTE AERIE CLARK December 27, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

10 SANDRA KAY CLEVENGER April 14, 1941 Minford, Ohio

HAROLD DONALD CULLUM November 20, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

JANET LUCILLE DANIELS December 2, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

THOMAS EARL DAVIS May 22, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

RAYMOND OLIVER DRAKE November 8, 1942 Bainbridge, Ohio

PATRICIA LOU FETTY May 16, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

ROBERT LEE FOX February 27, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

EMIL IE ELLEN GREGORY August 15, 1941 New Boston, Ohio .—T- 1

JUDITH COZETTE GRIFFIN November 8, 1941 Scioto County i

SANDRA RUTH GROH April 26, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

LARRY EUGENE HALE September 6, 1941 Higg insport

CONNIE LYNN HANNERS December 3, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

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JOSEPH EDWARD HARR July 9, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

TERRANCE EUGENE HIGHFIELD October 7, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

JOHN CARL HOOVER May 20, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio JOHN HENRY HORNER June 24, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

WASTON FRANKLIN HUGHES April 4, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

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DONNA KAY JAMISON May 28, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

MARVIN RAY JENKINS July 1, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

DONALD RAY LUTZ April 28, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

JANICE FAYE LYTTEN JOHNSON April 7. 1941 New Boston, Ohio

MARTHA MAPLE October 15, 1941 New Boston, Ohio ■-

JUDITH ANN MARTIN July 31, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

ROBERT EDWARD MARTIN May 7, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

PATRICIA LOUISE MATHIS June 12, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

KENNETH RUSSELL MESSER January 16, 1941 I. Starports Yars, Ohio : : ! :

JAMES DEWEY MINGUS April 12, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

NOVA FRANCIS McCLEESE January 9, 1942 Vanceburgh, Kentucky

FRANK PERKINS, JR. September 27, 1940 Jackson, Ohio :

; GARY LEE PLUMMER : February 27, 1940 New Boston, Ohio

i 14 DONALD RAY PORTER October 13, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

NORMAN LEE ROBERTS January 29, 1942 New Boston, Ohio

WILLIAM WEBSTER RUARK June 1, 1941 Blue Creek, Ohio

PATRICIA ANN RUHLMAN August 9, 1941 South Shore, Kentucky

BETTY JOAN SEXTON October 7, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

EMILY JANE SHERIDAN October 12, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

MARY LUCILLE SOWARDS June 30, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

RONALD KEITH SPEARS August 17, 1941 New Boston, Ohio DONNA LOUISE STATEN January 25, 1942 New Boston, Ohio

NORMAN FRANKLIN STIDHAM June 7, 1941 New Boston, Ohio

RODNEY LEE STONE May 25, 1941 Greenup County, Kentucky

SHELBY JEAN TRAVIS August 6, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio _ l :

SHIRLEY ANN VAUGHN August 24, 1941 - New Boston, Ohio

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TYLITHA ANN LEWIS SETH November 29, 1941 Portsmouth, Ohio

RAYMOND GARLAND STANLEY December 16, 1940 Rubyvilie, Ohio

; FREDDY JOE WOLFE DONALD GENE YOUNG CARL JARVIS May 14, 1941 September 25, 1941 April 6, 1941 New Boston, Ohio New Boston, Ohio Ironton, Ohio

In 1955, one hundred and one eager freshmen enrolled at Glenwood. They were led by President, Bob Fox; Vice President, Elmer Blevins; Secretary, Kay Clevenger; Treasurer, Judy Martin. Martha Maple represented the class as Homecoming attendant. Our sponsors were Mr. Barrett, Mr. Caudill, and Mrs. Havener.

After our summer vacation we returned in the fall to begin our studies as sophomores. Class officers were: President, John Hoover; Vice President, Kay Clevenger; Secretary, Bob Fox; Treasurer, Don Carter; Reporter, Norman Roberts. Seventy-one sophomores were repre sented by Alice Willis as Homecoming attendant. Class sponsors were: Mr. Darling, Mr. Bond, and Mr. Washington.

Mr. Bond and Mr. Caudill were sponsors for sixty-eight anxious juniors. Class officers were: Bob Fox, President; John Hoover, Vice President; Marvin Jenkins, Secretary; Elmer Blevins, Treasurer; Rodney Stone, Reporter.

Our Junior Play, "The Thursday Murders, " was directed by Mrs. Campbell. The cast con sisted of Bob Fox, Marvin Jenkins, Frank Stidham, Joe Harr, Ralph Bussey, Elmer Blevins, Terry Highfield, Shelby Travis, Donna Jamison, Mary Sowards, Janet Meenach, Tylitha Lewis, Judy Martin, Janice Lytten, Donna Bell, Pat Fetty, Kay Clevenger, and Emily Sheridan. Our Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Elks Country Club. Our theme was "Sayonaro."

At last, 1959, finds us sixty-three proud seniors. Mr. Bond and Miss Wheeler are our class sponsors. Class officers are: President, Bob Fox; Vice President, Larry Hale; Secretary; Emi- lie Gregory; Treasurer, Pat Fetty; Reporter, Kay Clevenger.

Our Class Play, "Meet Me at the Prom, " was held February 13, and was directed by Miss Wheller. The cast consisted of Kay Clevenger, Donna Jamison, Bob Fox, John Hoover, Rod ney Stone, Emily Sheridan, Norman Roberts, Pat Fetty, Collette Clark, Judy Martin, Harold Culium, Larry Hale, Nova McCleese, Bonita Webster, Connie Hanners, Janet Daniels, and Emilie Gregory. Student Directors were Ralph Bussey and Judy Griffin.

17 I, BONNIE ADKINS, leave my height to LEROr FRAZIER. I, TYLITHA LEWIS, leave my housekeeping ability to CON I, HELEN BARKLOW, leave my quiet disposition to JERRY NIE WALKER. All you have to do is marry an undertaker. "BOOGER" JONES. I, RAY LUTZ, leave my ability to live in the Pool Room to I, PAT BATES, leave my loud mouth to BRENDA JACKSON. PENNY SOWARDS. Remember the white ball is the cue ball. Gargle with Listerine for a clear tone. L JANICE LYTTEN, leave my ability to keep a secret to I, DONNA BELL, leave my musical laughter to NANCY ROSIE MARTIN. Tape over your mouth helps. BRIGGS. Remember, Nancy, three hours practice every 1, JUDY MARTIN, leave my ability to take Mrs. Clerico be day. fore the board to SHARON GILLEY. I, JUNIOR BLEVINS, leave my ability to figure out girls I, BOB MARTIN, leave my nickname "Colonel" to ROGER and leave them alone to STEVE ROSS. PAYTON. You must tell at least six war stories a day. I, RALPH BUSSEY, leave my ability to get out of Science L MARTHA MAPLE, leave my ability to sew a button on the Fair to JOHN WILLIAMS. Being in good with the teach same side as the button hole to BRENDA PENNINGTON. er helps. I, PAT MATHIS, leave my figure to JAKE CINERESKI. I, JANET CALLENDAR, leave my courage to walk out of Mr. I, NOVA McCLEESE, leave my ability to know so much about Hellyer’s class to CAROLYN MOLTON. football to JOYCE GREEN. I think you yell when we make I, COLLETTE CLARK, leave my ability to get along with a basket. Mrs. Campbell to CLARENCE BURCHETT. All you have I, KENNETH MESSER, leave my ability to make good grades to do is be late for class, walk around the room, and talk. to PAUL LEWIS. All you need is a smart wife. I, KAY CLEVENGER, leave my ability to live closer to I, JAMES MINGUS, leave my ability to get married in my school than anyone and still be late to KEN HOSSMAN. senior year to GARY TACKETT. Remember, Ken, you have to get up at 8:29 to make it. I, FRANK PERKINS, leave my loud disposition to EVERETT I, HAROLD CULLUM, leave my ability to get along with the MORRIS. Wheelersburg girls to KENNETH IMEL. It helps if you I, DONALD PORTER, leave my ability to remain free of live there. girls until my senior year to any junior boy who thinks he I, JANET DANIELS, leave my position as Flag Bearer to is smart enough. PAUL HARR. "Get those knees up, Smiley. " I, GARY PLUMMER, leave my Portsmouth girls and all my I, TOM DAVIS, leave my control in taking Milldale curve money to LARKIN SMITH. at 95 m.p.h. to DON LOCHBAUM. I, PAT RUHLMAN, leave my out-of-town boyfriends to I, RAYMOND DRAKE, just leave, and think I'm lucky to do JANET VAUGHN. Remember, letters are cheaper than that. phone calls. I, PAT FETTY, leave my giggle to RAYMOND PRIODE. I, NORMAN ROBERTS, leave my ability to have hair to All you have to do is be crazy. RICHARD DUNHAM. Brush it four times a day. I, BOB FOX, leave my position as President of the Senior I, BILL RUARK, leave my ability to smoke in my house to Class to BILL THACKER. Remember, Bill, cooperation EARL STEWART. Keep at it, you'll get the courage some helps. day. I, EMIL IE GREGORY, according to tradition, leave my L BETTY JO SEXTON, leave my ability to miss four days of crown to some lucky junior girl. school out of five to PATTY THOMAS. Staying up late I, JUDY GRIFFIN, couldn't think oi anything to leave so I’ll keeps you in good condition to do this. just take everything with me. I, EMILY SHERIDAN, leave my ability to get in and out of I. SANDRA GROH, leave my haircut to DIANE CORNWELL. trouble to MARILYN COMBESS. You've got a good start, All you need is nerve and a sharp razor blade. Marilyn; keep up the good work. I, LARRY HALE, leave ray nickname "Blind John" to JIM I, MARY SOWARDS, leave my position as "Court Jester" in GROH. A good cane is the only equipment you need. Darling’s Kingdom to MICKEY STURGILL. I, CONNIE HANNERS, leave my beautiful two-tone hair to I, RON SPEARS, leave my membership in the "House of TOM MANUEL. Pure peroxide and ammonia will do the David" to STEVE JENKINS. trick. I, DONNA STATEN, leave my long hair to JOE CORNWELL. I, JACK HARPER, leave my brilliant mind to JO ANN FRY. I, FRANK STIDHAM, leave my ability to be in everything The "Ideal" is a wonderful place to study. at school to all the juniors. I, JOE HARR, leave ray ability to play chess to DICK DEMP I, RODNEY STONc, leave my curley hair to WAYNE RIGGS. SEY. Remember a Toni once a month gives you that casual look. I, TERRY HIGHFIELD, leave my ability to make good grades I, RAY STANLEY, agree with my buddy Drake, and just leave. to TERRI THACKER. Study late into the night. I, SHELBY TRAVIS, leave my position as head majorette to "I, JOHN HOOVER, leave my parking space in front of the Mr. Grabham. "To the left, MARCH!!'' school to Mr. Warren. Remember now, "no parking on I» SHIRLEY VAUGHN, leave my nickname "Mange" and the yellow line." my beautiful hair to BRENDA PHILLIPS. A soaping a day I, WATSON HUGHES, leave my trumpet playing ability to keeps the fleas away. PAT MESSER. Try to grow a mustache to strengthen I, ADAM WALK, leave my regular attendance to EDWARD your lip. MATHIS. I, JACK ISON, leave ray ability to "charm" Mrs. Campbell I, BONITA WEBSTER, leave my driving ability to LARRY to anyone who has the charm and good looks to do it. SUTHERS. Free lessons in night driving. I, DONNA JAMISON, leave my position as Chapiam oi the I, ALICE WILLIS, leave my ability to be the first one en National Honor Society to BOB MARSHALL. "A verse a gaged in the class to CAROLYN GULLEY. Watch those day Is the only right way." farm boys. I, CARL JARVIS, leave my position as "Chief Milkman" to I, FRED WOLFE, leave my ability to get along with all the GLENN A LEWIS. It helps if you have a cow. senior girls to MARK COBURN. L MARVIN JENKINS, leave my place in Glee Club to RQN I, DON YOUNG, leave my jokes and "Mad" magazines to GILES. Remember a few tra la la's help keep you in voice. any junior who is brave enough to use them. At the close of the century I, Captain Video Roberts, returning to Earth after a successful expedition to Mars, decided to visit ray old home town, New Boston.

Upon my arrival, I went to my old hangout, "Joes, " which was now a cocktail lounge, managed by Joe Harr and Jack Ison. The featured attraction for the lounge was the fabulous Pat Bates. I was served dinner by the head waiter, Terrance Highfield.

Stopping by the old theater, which was now managed by Ray Lutz, I was fascinated by the new movie, "Bearded Lady, " starring Ron Spears. To my surprise Marvin Jenkins was the usher.

I then saw the old Alma Mater, which had expanded up Glenwood. Visiting, I was met by the new Principal, Raymond Drake. I learned from him most of the faculty consisted of very old classmates; John Hoover, Helen Barklow, Carl Jarvis, Nova McCleese, and Don Young. I was surprised to find Shirley Vaughn and Bonnie Adkins still searching for "Formosa" in Ohio.

I returned to my hotel which was owned by Harold Cullum. The elevator boy, Larry Hale, told me Collette Clark, Janice Lytten, and Donna Jamison had just opened a new nursery school. After an in teresting talk with Larry, I entered my room to find the maids, Donna Bell and Connie Hanners just leaving.

Picking up the newspaper, I read about the new singing sensation "Fats" Blevins. I also read about the coming Rose Bowl Game between Coach Messer's Lions and Coach Wolfe's Dragsters.

In the theatrical section I noticed Ralph Bussey was directing a new play, "Peeping Tom, " starring Tom Davis and Judy Griffin.

Leaving my hotel, I decided to view the town of old memories before returning to space. Greatly to my surprise I found Deacon Stidham still carryout boy at Emnetts, but he expected to be raised to cashier any day.

Hailing a cab, I was driven around town by John Horner, who was now owner of the Boston Cab Company. Ray Stanley, Watson Hughes, Gary Plummer, and Bob Martin were his drivers.

A loud noise took my attention and there was Rodney Stone, firechief, and his crew; James Mingus, Adam Walk, Bill Ruark, Don Porter and Frank Perkins.

Jack Harper was police chief; his deputies were; Martha Maple, Patty Mathis, Pat Ruhlman, and Mary Sowards. I asked him why the women deputies; he said that it built up the morale.

I also noticed a large beauty salon, managed by Pat Fetty and Tylitha Lewis. From them I learned about all the happily married people; Betty Sexton, Donna Staten, Bonita Webster, and Sandra Groh.

I learned of a new Hot-Rod Association consisting of Kay Clevenger, Janet Callender, Judy Martin, and Manless Daniels.

Returning to the hotel, I watched a television program, "Tugboat Annie, " starring Emily Sheridan. Shelby Travis and Alice Willis did commercials.

The next morning I left the old town of memories.

Before blasting off at Cape Canaveral, 1 received news of the election of my old friend, Bob Fox, to the presidency of the United States.

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PATTY MESSER CAROLYN MOLTON EVERETT MORRIS ROGER PAYTON

BRENDA PENNINGTON BRENDA PHILLIPS SHARON POLLARD RAYMOND PRIODE

WAYNE RIGGS STEVE ROSS LARKIN SMITH PENNY SOWARDS

2 EARL STEWART MICHAEL STURGILL LARRY SUTHERS GARY TACKETT

BILL THACKER TERRI THACKER PATTY THOMAS JANET VAUGHN

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Don Armstrong Darrell Bear Donna Bowling Karen Cassity

Donald Cooley Paul Cooper Barbara Coriell Linda Craig

Karen Curnutte Sharon Davis Kay Dotson Janet Doyle

Lanty Fannin , Gary Faulkner Dale Fraley Mary Ann Gill Kelly Griffin

Phyllis Hall Nancy Hamon David Holbrook Gary Holsinger

Lois Hudson Bob Jackson Charles Jamison Jerry Jenkins

Hartzel Jennings Wilma Jordan Roger Lands Ron Lewis

Karen Lykins Lelia Lytten Patricia Magee Morris Maple Phyllis Marion

Marian Martin Carolyn Mathis Nancy McCoy Chalmer Noble

Paul Osborne David Ottney Cuba Payne Keith Pelfry

Sue Pendleton Vernie Perkins Gary Purdy Carolyn Roark

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Marilyn Royster Kathy Ruark Janice Schomburg Raymond Skaggs

Sandra Skelton Dan Smith Glenna Spurlock Gladys Stidham

Sharon Traylor Sport Upton Bill Webster Donna White

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George Adkins Rita Ashworth Ernest Beadle Charles Benner

Sue Canter Kay Chase Paul Clark Sandra Cottle

Bob Davis Russell Davis Bernie DePriest Glen Dixon

Georgia Dodd Karen Dodds Nancy Dyer Rose Ann Fannin

David Fisher Nancy Fitch Karen Haney Sue Jackson

Billy Jo Jamison Dick Jenkins Tommy Jones Roger King

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Gary Rice Gertrude Ridout Betty Roberts Wanda Rose

Shirley Sigman Sandra Sturgill Tony Taylor Mike Thomas

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President------DARRYL LITTERAL Vice President - SHARON TOMLIN Secretary - - • ■ - WALTER LYTTEN Treasurer - - - •JACK PELLEGRINON Reporter------GAIL WEBSTER

President------PAUL TAYLOR Vice President - DALE STURGILL Secretary - - - -JERRY MERSHON Treasurer - - ■ ------BOB RUARK Reporter------■DAVID LODWICK

3$ LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Adkins, Judy Bates, Sharon Bowling. Alice Cailihan. Charles Cooper, Larry Coriell. SECOND ROW: Melinda Cox, Carolyn Craft, Sandy Craig, Suzanne Darling, Judy Davis, Dianne Dixon. THIRD ROW: Joe Doughty, Judy Duncan, Mike Eldridge, David Fannin. Delores Free man, Johnie Gill. FOURTH ROW: James Griffin, James Grimsiey, Douglas Gulley, Pamela Hale, Ernie Hamilton, Robert Hamilton. FIFTH ROW: Tom Harr, Gary Heimbach.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Lenora Hickman, Joyce Hiltonbrandt, Latrica Horner, Denver Jamison, Penny Jami son, Christine Jennings. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Justice, Rita Justice, Dorothy Kallas, Neida Kallas, Margaret Kingrey, Dennie Lehman. THIRD ROW: Robert Lewis, Darryl Litteral, Karen Lochbaum, Richard Lyons, Walter Lytten, Barbara Maddox. FOURTH ROW: Luther Magee, Ike Maple, Eddie Mar shall, Barbara Messer, Kay Montgomery, Carleton Moore. FIFTH ROW: John Morris, Jack Pellegrinon. LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Penny, Patty Perkins, Dennis Plumber, Connie Porter, Roger Price, Sammy Prye. SECOND ROW: Larry Ruark, Judy Shumway, Donna Slone, Sonja Slone, Donna Stacy. Martha Stanley. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Stapleton, Johna Steele, Richard Steele, Sharon Stephens, Terry Thomas, Sharon Tomlin. FOURTH ROW: Don Travis, Bruce Waring, Teri Washington. Gale Webster, Carol Wilson, Phillip Withrow. NOT PICTURED: Camilla Caines, Martin Stiltner Jr.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Adkins, Carolyn Akers, Connie Armstrong, Barbara Bentley, Dianne Boling, Freda Boling. SECOND ROW: Judy Briggs, George Burchett, Mary Canter, Dave Cinereski, Jim Cook, Douglas Cooley. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cooper, Lois Cooper, Suzanne Cooper, Raymond Cottle, Ramona Craig, Roger Culver. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Davis, Roy Dixon, Gary Dunn, Archie Faulkner, Lawrence Fitch, Jim Gerard. FIFTH ROW: Gaylord Gilley, Gary Goodan. I:

j; l|j 40 LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Hale, Pennie Hale, Larry Hanes, Eddie Harr, Anna Sue Henson, Tom Hickman. SECOND ROW: Paul Holbrook. Wanda Howard, Ken Jones, Melinda Jones, Charles Justice, Phyllis King. THIRD ROW: Melinda Lewis, David Lodwick, Jim Lutz, Jerry Maddox, Roger Mathis, James McCleese. FOURTH ROW: Mary McKenzie, Jerry Mershon, Bill Ottney, Debbie Park, Helen Pennington, Joe Phil lips. FIFTH ROW: Melody Phillips, Allan Priode, Joyce Raike.

41 i LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Rice, Eddie Riggs, Bob Roark, Donna Shingler, John Shultz, Jack Spears. SEC OND ROW: Dave Starrett, Steve Stewart, John Stidham, Don Stone, Ron Stone, Dale Sturgill. THIRD ROW: Sharon Tackett, Bob Taylor, Paul Taylor, Maxine Ticatch, Patty Tomlin, Beverly Tosi. FOURTH ROW: June Urick, Charles Vaughn, Jim Waddell, Terry Wheeler, Jim Whitley, Faye Wick line. FIFTH ROW: Judy Wright, Mary Wroten. NOT PICTURED: Paulette Lambert, Joseph Lewis, i Mike Dempsey. *:

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NEIL STROTH - Industrial Arts AGNES DAVIS - Geography

Left to right: Shelby Travis, Donna Jamison, Kay Clevenger, Mr. Washing ton, Tom Manuel, Frank Stidham.

MR. WASHINGTON Advisor FRANK STIDHAM Editor TOM MANUEL Assistant Editor and Sports SHELBY TRAVIS Typist DONNA JAMISON ■Typist KAY CLEVENGER Typist (ty&i Sii/uKcette

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HRST ROW, left to right: Pat Fetty, Joyce Green, Marilyn Combess, Sharon Traylor, mwi.ii. j —------*W&ite O^ccenc , Mrs. Havener, Patty Thomas. SECOND FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Combess, Kay Clevenger Joe Cornwell, Donna Bowling, Barbara ROW: Marian Martin, Sue Jackson, Sue Darling. THIRD ROW: Coriell, Bob Fox.

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f JoAnn Fry. Sharron Pollard. (flee (tyw first ROW, left to right: KathyRuark, Helen Barklow, Diana Cornwell, Kay Clevenger Bonit ster. Pat Petty, Betty Sexton. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Adkins, Alice Willis, Vernie Perki’ns Sa d Janet Daniels, Sharon Davis, Terri Thacker. THIRD ROW: Janet Callender, Brenda jacks Groh,Shirley Vaughn, Judy Martin, Sue Pendleton, Lois Hudson, Nova McCleese, FOURTH ROW- San! Park, Joyce Green, Emily Sheridan, Patty Thomas, Lillian Gartin, Pat Messer, Donna Staten FI ROW: Nancy McCoy, Ron Giles, Bob Martin, Dan Smith, Emilie Gregory. SIXTH ROW- Mike ( Marvin Jenkins, Richard Steele, Darryl Litteral, Mr. Basham. SEVENTH ROW; JoAnn Fry, Mike II Thomas, Steve Ross, James Mingus, Ray Lutz, Sharron Pollard.

LEFT TO RIGHT*. Mr. Basham, Pat Fetty, Sharron Pollard, Kay Clevenger, Ron Gile , Marvin Jenkins, Ray Lutz, Janet Daniels, Emily Sheridan, Patty Thomas. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Schomburg, Lillian Gartin, Harold Doyle, Mr. Jenkins, Nova McCleese, Pat Bates, Pat Mathis, Shirley Vaughn. m

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wards, Mary Schomburg, Janice Schomburg. SECOND ROW: Nancy Fitch, Carolyn Mathis, Sue Jack- | i son, Pamela Hale, Christine Jennings, Karen Lochbaum, Tommy Jones. THIRD ROW; Nancy Dyer, Donna Bell, Barbara Corieil, Carlton Moore, Nancy Adkins, Gary Heirabach, Penny Sowards. FOURTH ROW: Sue Darling, Larry Corieil, Bob Jackson, Karen Lykins. Judy Schumway, Jerry Liles, Larry Lutz. FIFTH ROW: Watson Hughes. Larkin Smith, Gary Tackett, Judy Duncan, David Ottney, Melinda Cox, Karen Dodds. SIXTH ROW: Janet Daniels, Sharon Bowling, Sandra Skeleton, Opal Warren, Wanda Rose, Ike Maple, Keith Pelfry, Lenora Hickman. SEVENTH ROW: Georgia Dodd, Wayne Riggs, Mark Cobum, Kenneth Hossman, Joe Cornwell, David Fisher, Sharron Pollard.

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Se*Uwi ‘PCaty "MEET ME AT THE PROM" FIRST ROW, left to right: Collette Clark, Pat Fetty, John Hoover, Janet Daniels, Donna Jamison, Bob Fox, Judy Martin. SECOND ROW: Bonita Webster, Kay Clevenger, Emily Sheridan, Emiiie Gregory, Larry Hale, Norman Roberts, Harold Cullum, Rodney Stone, Connie Hanners, Nova McCleese, Miss Fern Wheeler. . SANDY COTTLE Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant

FRONT ROW, left to right: Assistant Coach, Charles Bond; John Hoover, Terry Highfield, Ken Messer, Fred Wolfe, Rodney Stone, Jack Ison, Head Coach; Leonard Hellyer. SECOND ROW: Richard Dunham, Don Porter, Bob Martin, Norm Roberts, Jake Cinereski, Steve Ross. THIRD ROW: Ron Lewis, Larry Suthers, Leroy Frazier, Jerry Jones, Paul Lewis, Junior Blevins. FOURTH ROW: Hartzei Jennings, Joe Mader, Ernest Beadle, Mike Spears, Mike Thomas.

STARTING LINEUP

Left end DON PORTER Left tackle JAKE CINERESKI Left guard HARTZEL JENNINGS Center TERRY HIGHFIELD Right guard RODNEY STONE Right tackle •RAYMOND PRIODE Right end JACK ISON Quarterback KEN MESSER Left halfback RICHARD DUNHAM Right halfback STEVE ROSS Fullback FRED WOLFE

INJURED: Left guard •RON LEWIS Right tackle JOHN HOOVER Left halfback NORMAN ROBERTS

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Junior - Halfback RODNEY STONE STEVE ROSS Senior - Guard Junior - Halfback v

RAYMOND PRIODE PAUL LEWIS JERRY JONES LARRY SUTHERS Junior - Tackle Junior - End Junior - Guard Junior - Quarterback

MIKE THOMAS HARTZEL JENNINGS MIKE SPEARS ERNEST BEADLE freshman - Tackle Sophomore - Guard Freshman - Halfback Freshman - Halfback Even though Glenwood was hampered by injuries, the Tigers made a good showing by post ing a S. O. C. record of 3-2-1 in taking third place.

In the first game of the season Glenwood traveled to Wellston to meet a much bigger squad. The Tigers tried very hard but Weliston's size proved to be the main factor in their 36-6 win over New Boston.

In their first S. O. C. game the Tigers downed Wheelersburg 24-8. Fred Wolfe scored one touchdown while Ken Messer scored two and threw a pass to Richard Dunham for the other.

In their second S. O. C. game with Piketon the Tigers posted an overwhelming 54-6 victory. Steve Ross scored five touchdowns while Ken Messer, Fred Wolfe, and Junior Blevins scored one each.

None Dame took oyer the S. O. C. lead by downing an injured New Boston squad. The Tigers, with five regulars out with injuries, should be given credit for their terrific battle in their 8-0 defeat.

In a non-conference game, Glenwood matched South Point in touchdowns, but extra points proved to be the difference. Ken Messer scored two touchdowns and Fred Wolfe scored one in the 24-20 defeat.

Waverly dropped New Boston to third place by beating them 16-8 in our Homecoming. Ken Messer scored our lone touchdown in the losing cause. # New Boston quickly bounced back to down West 24-6. Steve Ross led the Tiger scoring attack with two touchdowns with Fred Wolfe scoring the other.

Glenwood played a better game than their 24-14 score indicated in their loss to Rock Hill, After a scoreless first half, Fred Wolfe matched the Red men’s first two touchdowns, but Tigers couldn't match their third, which came late in the final period.

New Boston came from behind with Steve Ross scoring a touchdown in the final quarter to give the Tigers a 6-6 tie with East.

FOOTBALL SCORES WE THEY New Boston vs. Wellston 6 36 New Boston vs. Wheelersburg 24 8 New Boston vs. Piketon 54 6 New Boston vs. Notre Dame 0 8 New Boston vs. South Point 20 24 New Boston vs. Waverly 8 16 New Boston vs. West 24 6 New Boston vs. Rock Hill 14 24 New Boston vs. East 6 6

7- t>a&6et&aCC team FRONT ROW, left to right; Paul Han, Steve Jenkins, Wayne Riggs, Manager, Terry Highfield, Paul Lewis. SECOND ROW: Jerry Jenkins, Leroy Frazier, Jack Ison, Joe Harr, Bill Thacker. ABSENT; Bob Marshall, Steve Ross.

GLENWOOD vs. WE THEY TOURNAMENT GAMES

Notre Dame 66 34 NON-COUNTY TOURNAMENT Wheeler sburg 75 40 WE THEY East 44 30 Notre Dame 87 51 Chesapeake 78 53 Notre Dame 31 12 Waverly 64 43 Minford 60 50 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT West 73 46 Wheelersburg 71 57 Waterloo 94 50 Piketon 68 56 Locust Grove 13 11 Waverly 48 42 Clay 61 38 Chesapeake 77 58 Lynchburg 75 60 Notre Dame 88 46 Piketon 94 40 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT West 80 46 East 51 49 Lynwood Jacksontown 51 53 Minford 55 45

S.O.C. RECORD 12-0

SEASON RECORD 16-0 4 STEVE JENKINS JOE HARR JACK ISON LEROY FRAZIER Junior - Guard Senior - Forward Senior - Forward Junior - Guard

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Coach Pellegrinon and his Tigers kept the reputation of Gienwood's Basketball team in perfect con dition in the *58-'59 season. The Tigers rolled to a perfect season record while capturing their fourth consecutive S. O. C. championship. The Tigers had a 16-0 season record and moved their S. O. C. vic tories to 20 straight.

The Tigers also moved to the Regional Tournament at Athens with six more victories before being beaten by Lynwood-Jacksontown, who later captured runner-up honors in the State Tournament.

The combined record was 22-1.

The Tigers placed Joe Harr, Jack Ison, and Leroy Frazier on the S. O. C. All-Star Team.

Harr and bon also played for the Class "A" County All-Stars.

Frazier was a member of the All-State's third team. Harr received honorable mention. Han a bo won the team's Most Valuable Player Award.

Coach Pellegrinon also shared in the honors by receiving the Coach of the Year Award for the third straight year. This b the third year for the award to be presented. IFF

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FRONT ROW, left to right: Doug Gulley, James Griffin, Joe Phillips, Paul Taylor, Gary Dunn, Bob Roark, Charles Cooper, Dale Sturgill, Coach Tom Newberry. SECOND ROW: Larry Fitch, James Grimsley, James Whitley, Mike Eldridge, Raymond Cottle, Ernie Hamilton, Jerry Maddix, Ron Stone. THIRD ROW: Alan Priode, Roger Price, Luther Magee, Dennis Lehman, Jim Lutz, Kenneth Jones, Darrel Literal. FOURTH ROW: Roger Culver, Andy Spears, Don Stone, Joe Doughty, Eddie Harr, Bob Taylor, Russell Lutz.

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FRONT ROW, left to right: Dennis Lehman, John Williams, Steve Jenkins, John Hoover, Tom Manuel, - II Russ Lutz, Dale Fraley, Gary Heimbach. SECOND ROW: Ken Messer, Jerry Jenkins, Jake Cinereski, i • Raymond Priode, Leroy Frazier, Gary Tindall, Don Lewis, Coach Tom Newberry. ! ' : i : BASEBALL SCORES Glenwood vs WE THEY Minford 3 9 Wheelersburg 8 3 .! Notre Dame 3 2 East 5 3 Notre Dame 10 6 : Minford 2 5 Wheelersburg 2 ' I 5 r; East 2 3

New Boston captured the Southern Division title but lost to Piketon 2-0 in the S.O.C. play-off.

STARTING LINEUP \ : TOM MANUEL----- Second base J ; KEN MESSER------Third base i STEVE JENKINS - - - - Shortstop : JOHN HOOVER - - - - Catcher JOHN WILLIAMS - Center field LEROY FRAZIER - - - - - Pitcher JERRY JENKINS - - - Left field i JAKE CINERESKI - - First base RAYMOND PRIODE -Right field

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GEORGE ADKINS General Science - GLENNA SPURLOCK Biology 14 SHARRON POLLARD Chemistry 3 i FRANK STIDHAM Algebra H MARK COBURN American History RALPH BUSSEY Physics II SECOND ROW, left to right: I;

i • TOM JONES Latin I 9 I • 12 1 JERRY ADAMS World History TOM LEWIS Plane Geometry 6 \ : . SUE CANTER Algebra I ■iS OPAL WARREN English IX !• s •: ■ VERNIE PERKINS Latin II u. MARY ANN GILL Bookkeeping I JO ANN FRY English XI 9 Cl« iy 86 Top left - Eighth Grade State Test Champs

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Lehman, first place; Judy Duncan, second place; Karen Lochbaum, third place.

Bottom left - Senior Scholarship Champs

LEFT TO RIGHT: Tylitha Lewis, first place; (Not pictured), Frank Stidham, second place; Marvin Jenkins, third place.

Bottom right - Spelling Champs

LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Duncan, first place; Roger Mathis, second place; Suzanne Cooper, third place. .

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