H □ PESCHIANNA

Foreword Once again as the door closes on another school year at Hopedale High, we look bock to a year full of both sod and happy memories. For the Freshmen it opened the door to a bright new world. For the Sophomores and Juniors the year was full of work and gay times. For the Seniors it is the final "good bye". But for all it is the end of another year.

So these memories will not be lost or forgotten, the Hopeschianno has attempted to capture and record these memories. It can serve as the key in later years as we look through it, to open the door of our memories of that delightful year at Hopedale High in 1958-59. HOPEDALE HIGH SCHOOL

Hopedale, Ohio

HOPESCHIANNA Hopeschianna Pub Iished

By

SEN IOR CLASS

HOPEDALE HIGH SCHOOL

FACULTY ADVISOR:

Lester A. Hickman

Staff EDITOR: .•..••..••..••.••. Kay Stringer PHOTOGRAPHERS ••. .Chuck Marinacci Assistant Editor • • •. • ••••. Shirley Carman . .•• •• Bernard Kuryn SECRET ARY •. ....••.•• Joanne Murdock TYPISTS .•• . .•••••••••• Carol Pizzino PR OP HETS .• . •.•...•• . .•••Peggy Kenton ••.•.• •••• •. Joyce Davenport ••.••.••• •••. Jeannie Penoyer •• . •. ••.••. • ••.•• ••• Lois Ash SALES MANAGERS ..••••••• Gary Voich ROOM ED ITOR .••• • .•••• David Cox .••..• Ronnie Carlon SPORTS EDITOR ..••.•••• . • Rich Rensi ADVERTIZING: •.•..••.•• Larry Wohnhas ACTIV ITI ES ED ITOR •••• Eddie Pizzino MANAGERS •••• • •••• Gordon Ligget HISTORIAN .•••.••••• .•• Robert Black

4 this annual, . We, the da" af 1959o~ ieldedicate Ca,de,, _who h""as soaf pat1enth;gh - Hopesch,anna, h our junior an ly gu1'ded . us througto M r • . d senior ye school .

6 Hopedale Local School District LESTER A . HICKMAN, Superintendent Hopedale, Ohio Board of Education

To the Members of the Graduating C lass of 1959:

Th is letter comes to you with my warmest congratulations for a job we 11 done. With this I extend sincere wishes for your success in the future. Your high school diploma is a long sought for prize. In the past it signified to the world that you were now ready to assume your duties os an informed, educated citizen. Not so today. In this fast moving age, our high school background can only hope t; serve as the key that unlocks the doors of higher learning. It has been our purpose here at Hopedale to fully develop the potentiolities of the individual student. Each of you has within your grasp the ability to become a positive force in your section of society. Some of you are capable of becoming a dynamic force in this age of jets, rockets, and satellites.

Let me close with this lost, most important admonition. As you seek your place • JAMES O'CONNELL WILLIAM LONG CLARENCE MERRYMAN in this great adventure, never fail to recognize our Divine Creator and His plan for President your life. Remember with Him all things are possible. With the help of God in this great land of ours, you can do anything you want to if you want to badly enough .

Sincerely yours,

It Lester A. Hickman •

Wll8Ut SCHULTZ LaMOINE GEANANGEL ED NEGUS Clerk

9 B MRS. ELSIE MENELEY Fifth Grode

MRS. VIVIAN STAR MISS MABEL BLAC K MRS. ETHEL HENNEN First Grode Second Grode Fourth Grode Sixth Grode

MR. KEITH DUNLEVEY MRS. BLANCHE TOPAZIO MRS. RUTH STEVENSON MISS ADELE SKIPPER Sixth Grode Seventh Grode Third Grode Fourth Grode

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MR. LEONARD COSTANTINI MR. DAVID INGLER />M. DANIEL CARRIER MRS. DORIS CARRIER Salid Geametry Industrial Arts Senior Homeraam Home Economics Seventh Grade Jr. High Caach Social Studies Blue And White Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Sciences Trigonometry Algebra fl Physics

MRS. LOUISE MclNTYRE MR. BAYNARD TURNER MISS MARJORIE SCHRADSKI MR. CARL MAMONE Freihman Homeroom Sophomore Hameroom Convnercial Subjects f")river Tro1ntng Plane Geometry English Ill, IV Sosketball Caach English I, II French I, II Football Caach Mathematics Speech Seventh Grode Algebra I

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12 13 Secretary Cafeteria Manager CAROL OKLOK MRS. FRANCES REED

Janitors

SAMAGNITTI LOUIS G ILSON

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Bus Drivers BUCKY MERRYMAN, RAY MARTIN, RUSTY MOORIS, WALTER CLINE. ..

LOIS ASH WAYNE SWAFFORD LINDA SETT SANORA BROWN ING Pep Club ...... 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club .••• • ••• • .•.•.••.•••••.•••• 1,2,3,4 Class-President .•.•••• •••...•...... ••• 3,4 Y-Teens ...... 1,2,3, 4 Y-Teens ...... 1 ,2,3,4 Y-Teens ..••.•.••...•. ••...••• •.••.• 1,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Educ,,tion.•••••.•• • •..••.••• 2,4 Cheerleader •.•• . ..••.•. . • • . .••• .•... 2,3,4 Majorette ... . • • ...... •.• • • ... • • • • • • • • .2,3 Glee Club ...... ,1,2,3 Planning Committee •••.•.•• . .••••• ..••••• . . 4 Class Treasurer ...... 3,4 Office Stoff . • . . ..• ..•. . ..•.•. . . • • • .• . • • • 4 Blue & White Staff ...... 3,4 lnitiotian Committee ••...... • . . . ••..•.. • 4 Blue & White Editor •...•...... • •.•... . • 4 Annual Staff •. .•...... •• . .. • •. • • • ... • • 4 Office Staff •...... •..• . .•...•.•..•...•••3,4 Library •.•.••...•. . • •. . .••• • ..•••••••.•• • 4 Planning Committee ...... 4 Play Committee •...... •..•...•..••. • . • • • • 3 Initiation Committee ...... • • • • • • 4 Blue & White Staff. . ..•...•.••••• •••.•••• •. A Home Economics Club •••...... • •.... . •..•. 4 Library •.... . •..•. • . .•. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,, • • 3 Planning Coonmittee .•...••• • •...•....•. . •. • 4 Rod And Gun Club . . • . • . • . ....••••••.•...• • .3 Quill & Scroll ...... 4 Band Vice President ...... • • • .• , • .3 J unior Play ...... • • • • • • Play Committee .•..•...... ••••..•••••.•..• .3 Honor Society ....•.•. •.....•• . • ....• •... 3 .3 Prom Committee ••.•• •..••••••••.•. • • • • • • • • 3 Junior Play ..•.•..••. . ••.••••••••.•.••••.. 3 Y-Teen Cabinet • . •.••••.••• . •...•.••••••. 3 Festival Queen • ••• . .•••..•••.••.• . .•• • • . •. I Prom Committee ...... 3 Junior Play • •.••..•..••..••..•. . •....•. ••3 Ring Committee ..•••.• • ...•••••••• . ••••.•• 2

Class Officers

EDWARD PIZZINO MARGARET KENTON Football • ••••••••••.• ..• • ••••••..•• • 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... 1,2,3,4 Basketball . •••••. .•....• . .•.•...... •••• 2,3 Y-Teens ...... 1,2,3 Annual Staff ...... 4 Blue & White Staff ...... 2,4 EARCEL BEST Vlce President ••..••••••• . •.••.•••..••••.. 4 Clou-Secrelory ...... 4 R08ERT BlACK Nature Club ...... • • .. 3 Ploy Committee ...... • . . . . • . . 4 Initiation Committee ..•..••...... •. ....•.• 4 Student Council ...... 1,2,3 Junior and Senior Play ••• . • . • . •••• • •. . • •• 3, 4 Annual Stoff •..••... . •...... ••...... 4 Vice President ...... 1, 2 Home Economics Club ...••...••.•.•.••.•••• 3 Planning Committee • . •••...•.... • •..... • . 4 A~nuol Stoff .•..•••.•.•• ••.••..••••••. . • • • 4 Homecoming Attendent ...... 4 Library . . ••..•....••....• • • • •. • ..• • • • • • • • 4 RONALD CARLON Quill & Scroll ...... 4 foa And Gun Club ...... 3 2 4 Junior Ploy ...... 3 Trc, u vrer . •• ..•••.••.....••.•.••• •. . . • • • • • 2 Football Manager · • · • · • • • • • · • • · • • • · .. l, ' 2 Basketball M:>noger • · · • · · • · · · • · · · • · · · • · • l, Annual Staff .• • • · .... •······· · "······· ··:

~~;:. :\: ~ ::::: ::::::: : :::::: ::::::::::: 3 3 r rom Committee . · · · · · · · · · • · · • · · • · · • • • • . • · ; ,vi ANI C':un C"lub ...... • . • . ... • . . • • •.. • • .3 SALLY DIBACCO JULIA DIBACCO Pep Club ...... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... l ,2,3,4 NANCY GILSON EVELYN G ILBERT Glee Club ...... 1,2,3 Y-Teens .•...•• . •... , ...... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... l,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... •..••..•.•...... I, 2,3,4 Y-Teens...... 1,2,3 Majorette ....• . ....•.....•.....•.....• 3,4 Y-Teens ...... l,2,3,4 Y- Teens ...... •...... • .•• . .••.... l,2,3,4 library ...... 3,4 Glee Club ...••...••...•.•..•.....•••• 2,3 Glee Club . .••.•..•••.••...... •.. , .. 2,3,4 Glee Club ...... 2,3 Nature Club •.•.•...... • •• •...... •.....•. 3 om Ce Staff ...... 4 Nature Club .••..•••..•.•. , ...... , .•... ,. 3 F. H. A ..••..•..• ...... •..•....•.. .•...4 Announcement Committee ...•...... •....•.. 4 Junior Play ••...... , •• , •...... •...... 3 Cafeteria •...... ••...•...... •..•• .4 Junior Play ...... ••.....•.•••.••.•.••... 3 Library ...... , , ...... , , .. 4 Announcement Committee ...... •....• . 4 President Glee Club ..•.•.•...... • 3 Play Committee .....•.•.•. • ...... •...... , .4 Play Committee ... .•...... 4 Library ...... ••..•.....•...... •. • • .3 Junior Ploy .... , ..•.•...... ••. , ••.. 3 First Aid Club ••...... •..•.....•...... •.. 3

JOYCE DAVENPORT SHIRLEY FRANCISCO Pep Club ••••...•••••.••...... •..... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... ••...... l,2,3,4 SHIRLEY GRABITS JUDY HERRON Glee Club ...... 1;2,3 Y-Tecns ...... l,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... l,2, 3,4 Y-Teens .•.•••.•••...... •.•••.. . . l,2,3,4 Annual Staff .•.•...... •.•....•.....••..... 4 Glee Club ...... l,2,3 Y-Teens ...... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... ••.. 1,3,4 Ploy Committee .•...... •..•....••...... 4 Planning Committee .. , .•.•.• , ..... , , , ... , .4 Library ...... , .... , . •.• , ...... , ..... 3,4 Closs Secretory .• ...... • •. 2,3 Blue & v.1iite Stoff ....•.•.....•.....• ...... 4 F. H. A ...... 4 Glee Club ..•.•••.• . .. . •... , . ... , .•.•••. 2,3 Y-Teen Secretary •..•...... •.•...... 3 Planning Committee ••.•...... •...... •.•... .4 First Aid Club .•...•.•....•..•..•...•.... 3 Initiation Committee .. , •...... •. 4 Prom Committee ...... 3 Vice President Nature Club ..•.••..•...... 3 Dramatics Club .• , •. , •.. . •.•• . , •••••.•..•• 2 Ideal Y- Teen ...... 4 Junior Play ...•. . ..••..••...... •..•.. 3 Library ...... , •.•..... ,, •. . •.••.••...... 3 MARGARET BYERS Nature Club Secretory ..•...... •• . ••..•.. 3 MONTY GEANANGEL Library .•••...... •.•..•.....•..•..... 2 Y-Teens ..•.•....•...... •..• 1,2,3,4 Ploy Committee • . ....•.•...... •.•...... 3 Basketball ...... ••.. • . ••...... l,2,3,4 Student Council • ...... •.•.••....•. , • . . . . 2 Pep Club ...... ••••.••... . • ...... I, 2,3,4 Junior Play ...... •....•••...... •...... •.• 3 Football ...... l,2,3,4 Glee Club ...... •.••••..•... . •...... ••. 2,3 Football Captain ..•.•...... •••.•• . .•.. 4 Announcement Committee .... , • ..•..••.... 4 Rod And Gun Club ..••..••.•.•....•.•••..•• 3 First Aid Club ...... •..•...... •.•... 3 Junior Ploy ••.•• . ••••••••• . ••. ••.... • .... • 3 Junior Play ••...... •....•...... ••••.•3 Glee Club .••••••••.••....•...... •.•.•.... 2 Dramatics Club ...... 2 JERRY PECENKA JEAN PENOYER BERNARD KURYN GORDON LIGGETT Senior Play .. . •••••.•.. . .• ...... ••... 4 Cheerleader ...... •..•. 1 , 2,3, 4 Footboll ....•.•..•• . ..••. . • • .••.•.• . • . 2,3,. Football ...... 1,2 , 3,4 Junior Play .•.. .•. . •••...... •...•. 3 Y-Teens ...... •...... 1,2,'.3,4 Annual Stoff . •.•...... •.•••••...... 4 Glee Club . • . . ... • ... ..•.•..•...... •.••• 2,: Home Economics Club .••...... •...... 3 Student Council, Treasurer ...... 1,3 Planning Commit tee ...... ••••.•.•...... • . 4 Annual Stoff •....• . . .••.. . •••.••. . ••••••• • . Glee Club .••. . . . •.•...... •.....• 2 Annual Stoff •••...... •...... 4 Blue & White Stoff ...... •...... •.••..•. Basketball ...... 3 Homecoming Queen ...... •••••.••.....• .4 Home Economics Club . . • .•...... •...... : Junior Ploy ...... • ...... ••3 Prom Committee •...... •.•.••.••....•. 3 Prom Committee •••••••• • •.. . • . •...... •. . : Prom Comm ittee ...... 3 Junior Ploy ...... •...•••..•••.•.•... 3 Junior Play ...... : Home Economics C lub ••• ...•...... • 3 Office Staff •••..•...... •...... •.... 3 Library ...•...... ••• . • . .•.•.•...•...... : Secretory-Treasurer ...... 1 Ring Committee • . •.••.••...... •...... • ~ Freshman Queen ....• ...... 1

CAROL PIZZINO RICH RENSI CHARLES KOLENC CHARLES N\ARINACCI Basketball ...... 1,2,3,4 Football ...... 1,2 Cheerleader ...... 1,2,3,4 Invitation Committee ...... •...... •..• ..•. 4 Homecorning Attenclont ...... •• • 3,4 Football ...•.....•...... •.••.•... 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff ••.....• . •.•..•••••.••• •. •••• • 4 Library ..•.• . ••...... •• .. • . .• . ••• 4 Office Stoff ...... 3,4 Sosebal I ...•...... •.•.•...•. . •. . ... 1,3,4 Junior Ploy . ...•...... • . ••• . ..•...•• 3 Blue & White Stoff ...... 4 Annual Staff .....•...... •...•. 4 Rod And Gun C lub ...... 3 Y-Teens President Treasurer ..•..•.. . .•... . 3,4 Rod And Gun Club ...... 3 Annual Staff •...... • ••••.•••••.•..... 4 Library •• ...... •.. . •...... • • •.•...... •. 4 Vice President ... . •...... • •••. .. • ••...• 3 G lee Club •• ...... • . . . .•. . ..••• . •.. 2 Head Cheerleader ..•...... •.. . ..•...••... .4 Initiation Committee ...... , .. 4 Ring Committee ...... •• ....•••• • ••.••••••• 2 Initiation Committee •...••..•. • ....•.•..... 4 Rod And Club, Vice President ...... •...... • 3 Student Counci I ...... 1 Pron, Committee ...... •••...... 3 Blue & White Staff .••••...... •. • ••.•••.... 3 Freshman King . •.•.. • . . • • •• • ...... •.•••. . ..1 Student Council, Vice President . •••••...... • 3 Prom Committee . ••...... ••••••••...••.•. 3 JOANNE MURDOCK Junior And Senior Play ...• . •.....••...... 3 CHARLEE N\AJ OR Junior Ploy ...... ••...••••••.• • 3 Y- Teens ...... 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens ...... 1,2,3,4 Bond . . . ,•.•...... •.. . .•..• . . ..•.•.1,2,3,4 Pep Club ...... ••...•.. . .. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader •.•.•...•.•••.•....•...•• 2,3,4 Glee Club ....••. •. . ..••. . . . •..• . .•. . 1,2,3 Notional Honor Society ...... ••.... • .. 3,4 Senior Ploy Committee . •.....•. . • . .. • . . .•• 4 Annual Staff .. . •....•.....•..•• ...... 4 First Aid Club . •.•• . . . ••• . • . ..•• ...... 3 Office Stoff ...... 4 Dramatics Club •...... •• . . . • .. • . •.... . 3 Homecoming Attendant .•...... •...... 4 Y-Teens Vice President •...... •...... 3 Y-Teens Secretory ...... 2 Junior Ploy ••. • . • ..•.•...... 3 KAY STRINGER CARL STRELEY Y-Teens ...... 1,2, 3,4 GARY VOICH DAVID COX Pep Club ...... • . •...•.••...... • 1,2,3,4 ~~::;pj~; ..' ::: :::::: ::.·:::.· _'_'_' _' :.· :: .'.'.'_' Basketball , ...•...... , , , , , • , , , , 2, 3 , 4 Football ...... 1,2,3,4 Ploy Committee , , , ...... 3 ,4 ,j First Aid Club ....•...... • .. , •.... , , , , , • Student Counci I ...... , • , , , , , 1, 4 Blue & White Stoff ...... 3,4 Junior And Senior Ploy ...•.•.•.••... , . .. . 3,4 .3 Glee Club ...... , . . ... 1,2 Annuai Staff •• • .• . •..•.•. • .....•.. . , , , , , ,4 Office Staff ...... , ...... 1,4 Student Cound I President ••• , •.. , ... , , . • , , . , 4 President Visual Education • ...... • . . , • , .. 3 Blue & White Stoff ...... , ,4 Annual Staff .••••... • •. , , , ...... , , , • , .. 4 Library . '. • • •• ..... , ..• , , .. . ..•. , , , . . , , , . 3 Annual Staff ...•.. . .•...... •. , , ..... , , , , , 4 1 Ring Committee , ... , . • .. . •....•. , •.•• , , .. 2 Quill And Scroll ...... 4 ;;; Library ...... 3 :ii;:_:_:_:_:_: _:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_: _:_:_:_:_:_:_:,i Honor Sac iety .• , , , , . .... , •.••• . ..• . ••...• , 3 Rod And Gun Club ...... 3 Closs-President . . .•.•. • •...... , ... , , . , , , , . . 1 Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Turquoise And

STEVE VARGO Sandlewood NANCY TULLIS Library ...... ,. 3,4 Pep Club ...... l ,2,3,4 LARRY WOHNHAS WILLIAM WALKER Bosketboll .••.....••.•. . ••.•.•••.•..•... 2 , 3 Y-Teens ...... l,2, 3,4 football ...... l, 2, 3,: Bosket ball Manager ...... ,.,. 3,4 Glee Club ..•...... •...... •.• ...... 1,2 Baske tball ...... · .2,3, Blue & White Stoff ...... 3,4 & Blue White Stoff ...... 4 ~l~:A~lu~ ...... •1: .2:! Glee Club· ...... , .. · .. ,, , · . 1,2 Glee Club ...... 1,2 Senior Play .... , .•...••.... , , , . , ....•. , . , • 4 Planning Committee .. , •• . ...••...... 4 Annual Stoff , , , , , , , • • • • · · • • • • · • • · · · · ' '' · · · 4 Library ••. , , • . •.•.•• . • . • ,,, • •,, • • • • • • • • • 4 Prom Committee . . ..••...... , . , , .. . . , • , , 3 Ploy Commilfee ...... • . . , ...... •. . ..• 3 Play Committee . , , , , , , • , • • • · · · · · · • · • • · · · · · .4 Initiation Committee • ..•. , .•...... •. , , , , 4 Junior Play ...... •.• , ...... , ....•.. , , 3 Junior Ploy •• . , ••••.••.•... . • . •.. , ...... •3 Home Economics Club , .. , , .. • ... •,. • • • • • •, • 3 Senior Play ••...... •. . • .• . . •• , , , , , . • 4 Rod And Gun Club ..... • •. • ...... ••••.•... • 3 Nature Club .....•..••.. , , , . , , .• , ... , , , , ,3 Prom Committee . , , • , • • · • • · · · · · · · • • • • · ·' ·' · ~ First Aid Club ...... • •.•. • ...... , • , , • 3 Play Committee .... • .. . •. • . . •.•...... • • , .3 BETTIE STANKO Prom Committee ...... • , ••...... , .3 Pep Club ...... 1,2,3,4 t~;r~~p~~~. ·. ·.·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·. ·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·.·. ·. ·.·. ·.~ Junior Play • , , ...... •. • ... . • ...... • . .. ,3 Y-Teens ...... l ,2,3,4 Ring Committee ...... , , . • , , , , • , • • • • • .2 Y-Tee n Cabinet ...... , . , .... 2,4 Planning Committee ...... • , , , , , , , , , .4 Junior Play ... , . , , , , ..• ...... , ... , , , . , , • 3 First Aid Club . • ..•• ...... •...... , , 3 Glee Club ...... · ·• 2 Class History t-ks. Vivian Starr entered the first grade room Daniel Neer returned: Betty Brody, Patricia Homol, We entered our Sophomore year. We missed We entered our Seni·or Yea r with Frederick in September, 1947·, and was greeted by 37 starry­ Kelly Snodgross, and Violet Eastman entered making Doris Ward, Francis Lucas, Ronald Harris and Charles Slaven, Mrs. Laura Slaven, Phillip Lenz, Mrs. Della eyed youngsters eagerly awaiting their first day of 47. Violet Eastman moved. Grimes. Mrs . Alma Reppart, Louis Bett, Dewey Della Penna a nd t-ks. Elaine Hickman absent. Our school. They were Pete Relish, Donald Campbell, Mrs. Eliazbeth Ferguson and Miss Vada Tipton Canfield, Mrs. Margaret Cox and James tv\oro did teachers were Damon Turner, Mrs. Louise Maclntire, Rebecca Litten, Patricio Al Iman, Daniel Neer, Ruth were our sixth grade teachers. We missed James not return. O.,r teachers were Damon Turner, John Daniel Carrier, Lester Hickman, Carl Mamone, Mrs. Marshall, James Stork, Gory Voich, Solly DiBacco, Stark, Patricia Edgar, Joseph Grabits, George Harrah, Smith, William Talbert, Mrs. Thelma Carbon, Mrs. Doris Carrier, David lngler, Leonard Costantini, Linda Bett, Joyce Davenport, Margaret McAfee, Betty Brody and Pat Homol. PatriciaAllman returned: Louise Maclntire and Rev. Gene Toot. Fred Blackburn Marjorie Schradski, tws. Mary /.kyinham and Mrs. Shirley Grobits, James Bushman, Edna Cale, Bernard Carol Young and Larry Wohnhas entered making 43. came to teach music at the beginning of the second Margaret Hutton. We missed Donald Campbel I. Kuryn, Betty Stanko, Chari es Marinacci, Wi II iam Larry Hauber moved leaving 42. • week and taught for three weeks before entering Wayne Swafford was our president for t he' second Francisco, Jerry Liggett, Marjorie Atkins, Carl Mrs. Lenore Wells and Mrs. Helen Barkhurst college. Fred Slave began to teach at the beginning year. Eddie Pizzino was vice-president, Margaret Streley, Nancy Gilson, Richard Rensi, Lamonie were our teachers. We missed Peter Relish, Ruth of the fourth week and Ms. Lauro Slaven the first of Kenton was secretary, Linda Bett was treasurer and Geanangel, Charles Albright, Edward Pizzino, Sondra Marshal I, Margaret McAfee and Gayle Carrier. November.. Joyce Davenport returned: Patricia Gary Voich was president of the Student Council. Browning, Wayne Swafford, Koy Stringer, Gayle Julia DiBacca, Joseph Habash, Charles Major and Al Iman, Ronald Harris, Charles Grimes and Sandra Shirley Grabits was Y-Teen Queen and Judy Herron Carrier, Robert Black, Stephen Vargo, Joanne Jean Penoyer entered making 42. Carol Pizzino and Schilecher left leaving 41. tws . Thelma Corban re­ was Homemaker of the Year in Hopedale High Murdock, Jomes Harris, Larry Hauber, and Carol Joanne M.Jrdock were elected as Junior High Cheer­ signed April 5 and Daniel Carrier and Doris Weber School. Jean Penoyer was Homecoming Queen and Pizzino. Thomas Atkins, Patricia Edgar, and Judith leaders. The Junior High basketball team won the took her place. Miss Weber soon changed her name Margaret Kenton, Joanne Mirdock and Carol Pizzino Herron entered later making 40. Jim Harris moved. championship this year. to Carrier. Joseph Habash was our Sophomore presi­ were on the Homecoming Court. Richard Rensi was We entered the second grade with Miss Mable Our eighth grade teachers were Mrs. Helen dent, Judy Herron was secretary, Sandra Schi lecher selected for the All County and All Tourney award in Black as our teacher and missed James Bushman and Barkhurst and Mrs. Lenore Wei I. We missed Betty was student council representative, and Robert Black basketbal I. William Francisco. Nancy Tullis, David Cox, Lois Stanko, Patricia McGinnis and Carol Young. Larry was vice-president and treasurer. Joanne M.irdock The following 38 are candidates for graduation: Ash, William Walker, Margaret Kenton, DavidWillis, Hauber returned: Jerry Pecenki, Elizabeth Shannon, and Linda Sett were elected as Reserve Cheerleaders. Lois Marie Ash, Earcel O.,..,en Best, Bob Black, Sandra Tulio Cincone, John Norury, Ronald Carlon, and Everett Pin~el I, Gordon Liggett and Doris Ward We entered our JunioryearondmissedJohn Smith, Jean Browning, Margaret Elizabeth Byers, David Arline Hetrick entered. John Morury moved and entered. Joyce Davenport, Larry Hauber and William Talbert, Rev. Gene Toot and Doris Carrier. Edward Cox, Ronald Harold Carlon, Shirley May Tulio Cincone was promoted to the fourth grade leav­ Elizabeth Shannon moved leaving 42 to enter High Our teachers were Damon Turner, Mrs. Louise Grabbits, Nancy Lou Gilson, Evelyn Elanie Gilbert, ing 45. School. Maclntire, Frederick Slaven, Mrs. Laura Slaven, Lamoine Kirkland Geanangel, Shirley Francisco, Miss Adele Skipper was our third grade teacher. We all entered High School in September, 1955, Daniel Carrier, Phi 11 ip Lenz, Lester Hickman, lws. Sally Jean DiBacco, Julia Carolyn DiBacco, Joyce We missed Charles Albright, Thomas Atkins, Joseph except Daniel Neer and Kelly Snodgrass who hod Marie Della Penna and Don McBride. Don McBride Louise Dovenport, Judith Ann Herron, fv4argaret Elaine Grabits, David Willis, Peggy Byers, and George moved. O,r teachers were Damon Turner, tws. Alma entered the U,ited States Service in November. O.,r Kenton, Bernard Paul Kuryn, Charles fv4ajor, Charles Harrah. Jomes Murr, Gail Gilbert, and Silvia Reppert, John Smith; William Talbert, Louis Bett, new teacher wast-ks. Elaine Hickman. Carl fv4amone ~udolph Marinacci, Joanne Morie M.irdock, Jerry Stillwagon, Pat Kelly and Robert Wissinger entered Dewey Canfield, Mrs. Margaret Cox, and Edward began teaching January 16. Joseph Habash and Pecenki, Jean Mildred Penoyer, Carol Ann Pizzino, then moved leavini:i 42. Maro. Betty Stanko returned: Francis Lucas and • Everett Pinnel I entered the United States Service. Edward Nunce Pizzino, Richard Paul Rensi, Betty Our fourth grade teacher was Ms. Ruth Stephenson. Sandra Schilecher entered making 43. Gary Voich Wayne Swafford was elected our Junior President, Jane Stanko, Carl Laverne Streley, Roberta Kay We missed Daniel Neer and Jerry Liggett. Evelyn was elected as our Freshman president, Robert Black Charles Marinacci was vice-president, Judy Herron Stringer, Stephen James Vargo, Jr. , Gary Snyder Gilbert, Shirley Francisco, Cylde Sehnert, Grace was vice-presidert, Jean Penoyer was secretary-treos­ was secretary, Linda Sett was treasurer and Robert Voich, Willian, Larry Walker, Lorry Arnold Wohnhas, Sehnert, Earcel Best, Patricia McGinnis, Janet urer and Charles Marinacci wasstudentcouncil repre­ Black was Student Council representative. Joanne Gordon Eugene Liggett, Nancy Ann Tullis, Harvey McM.Jllen and Jerry Shell entered. Clyde Sehnert, senative. JeanPeroyerond Carol Pizzinowere elect­ Murdock, Linda Bett and Roberta Kay Stringer were Wayne Swafford, and Lonnie Anderson. Grace Sehnert, and Janet McM.JI len moved leaving ed as Reserve Cheerleaders. Charles Marinacci and admitted to the Honor Society. Carol Pizzino was 45. Jean Penoyer were Freshman King and Queen. Sandra Homecoming attendant. The Cheerleading Trophy Miss Vada Tipton and Wrs. Eliazebeth Ferguson Browning wa.s Fal I Festival Queen. was won by the cheerleaders for 1957-1958. 41 were our fifth grade teachers. We missed Marjorie Atkins, Patricio Allmon, and Jerry Shell.

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25 24 Class Prophecy After long gruelling years as a secretary, I, Jean Penoyer and my roommate Peggy Kenton a re-(tired~ nurse Tired but happy to see us, Bob and Carl came along willingly but we had to drag Wayne . decided we certainly deserve a much needed vacation so we packed our bags and headed for the nearest airport We finally reached the stadium. As the game progressed, who did we spot but Rich Rensi and Larry Wohnhas. to take off for parts unknown. It was obvious that they were "Co" head coaches for the Dragons. After Hie game we presented ourselves to them by flying over bleachers and people right down into the field. As we boarded the airplane we were pleasantly surprised to see that the stewardess was none other than Kay Stringer. After we were com.fortably_ seated she informed that our pilots were Ronald Carlon and Eddie Pizzino. Hours after everyone else had left the stadium, a group of happy '59ers also left, having talked all the way Since we had no definite plans and when Kay informed us the next stop was Hopedale and also a change of crew, and still going strong. We decided to have another celebration. Someone suggested going to the night club we decided to get off there. They said they knew nothing else to do that day and Ronald suggested that he get where two famous teen-age idols were making a much demanded appearance. We al I agreed, but Sandy said she his pickup truck and-take us around town. . • • . couldn't go to a place like that with her hair like it was and in her uniform. We decided right then and there that our next stop would be a beauty parlor and dress shop. We found a beauty parlor that guaranteed to give Roaring down the street and engrossed in memories of our high school days we swerved 1ust in time to avoid 11 hitting a stalled car and banged instead into a water hydrant. It wasn't a h.ard jolt but made a lot of noise which the "Best fuzz-buzz there ever was. We found something else too. Shirley Grabits was the operator and Sally brought on one of those nosy motorcycle cops from out of nowhere. The angry policeman stormed toward us load­ DiBacco and Joyce Davenport were her assistants. Sandy's hair looks nice now. They gave her their newest ed down with guns, clubs, and armory of all sorts, and as we all cleared the cab to proclaim our innocense, it hair style creation, "the curled spaghetti look." The girls left the shop to their helpers and joined us. took but a few seconds to discover that it wasn't a man at all but Sandy Browning, that world famous motorcycle We finally located a dress shop, which looked very promising due to a large sign which read, "Chuck's cop. Recognizing us she quickly released Ronald's wrists from the handcuffs half-disappointedly because she Chic Style Center. " As we all trouped noisely into the plush and elegant store, we encountered the suave look­ couldn't bring her man to justice. (After all he was an old classmate.) ing gentleman who came forth. We stared opened mouthed at the equally surprised proprietor. Why Chuck Once more jolting merrily along we stopped in front of the cutest little cottage nestled in the trees. Ronald Marinacci the designer of those newest fashions in women's c lothing. Chuck's call of "Girls! Girls! Come said Mrs. Lance Cramer, formerly Bettie Stanko, lived here with her husband and their five Crameretts. The quick! produced Shirley Francisco, Carol Pizzino, and Julia DiBacco. Shirley was Chuck's seamstress and Carol Crameretts are quite well known from their singing on the Jamboree. They are coached by their mother while and Julia were his models. Their motto is "If the dress you buy here doesn't fit, it's you not the dress." We told them our plans and they agreed to join us. Lance does the housework and their famous children bring in the dough. Bettie greeted us excitedly and told us that Mrs. James Medley, formerly Lois Ash, lived next door. They joined us after leaving their children with Leaving the dress shop Chuck told us that another classmate Joanne Murdock had a store next to his. On their husbands. the front was painted in huge red letters, "Myrtle,s's Girdle Shop. " We trouped in and her secretary tried to A special bulletin interrupted the rock n' roll jam session on the radio, "Famous drag racer, Montelldo stop us at the door. Since we out-numbered her we just knocked her down and kept on going. "Wait! Stop I 11 Geanangel, hurt in crash. Taken to Riverside Hospital. Condition unknown. " We stepped on the gas and_ . someone shouted. It's Judy Herron! So we stopped and picked her up with many shouts of recognition. Joanne, Sandy cleared the way with the siren blowing. In no time we were at the hospital and found Monty's cond1t1on in the meantime had heard al I the commotion and came out to investigate. to be very serious indeed, eight toenails knocked off. We also found something else too. He was being treated Adding the extra five to our crowd we noticed that our truck was low on gas and also on the verge of a by the head nurse, Lindo Bett, looking neat and efficient in her trim white uniform. A few minutes later in breakdown. Joanne told us that Jerry Pecenka, another of our former classmates, owned and operated a large gas station just down the street. There we were greeted by a smiling ready-for-service Jerry, and found Chuck walked the nationally known photographer Steve Vargo. He was here to take pictures of the injured hero for his famous newspaper, The Vargo Echo. Finally being discharged in a wheel chair with crutches and medicine Kolenc to be his assistant. Astounded at seeing such a large group crowded into such a dilapedated little truck they hastily offered us the services of his bus. of all kinds, Monty decided to join us. Linda and Steve came along also. We hadn't gone far when we saw the big sign pointing to our old hangout, the Alameda Inn. Realizing it Once more on the road someone suggested stopping at Gary Voich 's crow farm. Gary had become famous was long past our lunch hour we decided to stop. The Inn was now owned by that famous chef David Cox. We for the raising and training of those dear little "corn picking" crow. Leaving his crows with a bird sitter he accompanied us to the club. knew his favorite pastime was eating but we didn't think other people could eat his cooking too. But we soon found out he was being assisted by those two famous cook experts, Nancy Tullis and Peggy Byers. There we were greeted by the proprietor. Why good heavens! Bernard Kuryn, "the host of hosts." All at once the horns sounded, the drums roared, and the curtains opened to expose the nation's most famous "All­ As we were leaving the Inn with the additional three added to our gang we noticed that two ladies were American Boys" Gordon Liggett and Bill Walker. They really brought the house down with their new song, "I leaving also. Why they were none other than Nancy Gilson, now Mrs. James Whitehead, and Evelyn Gilbert, now Mrs. William Slaten. Nancy has four little blackheads now. And Evelyn, my how we envy her. Not only t Fell in Love with Frankeinstein's Girl I When Gordon and Bill found out we were there they came back and joined us . does she have a little girl in kindergarten but also teaches kindergarten . Suddenly the lights dimmed again and a hushed silence crept through the audience. The speaker was say­ Well, what do you know? We've got half the class with us. Say, this calls for a celebration. David said ing, "Ladies and Gentlemen, you are now to be honored by a special feature which we are proud to present you. "Let's go to the baseball game this afternoon. The Stinging Hornets vs. the Fire-Spitting Dragons." Off again I This time to the stadium. As we were whizzing along the country-side in high spirits, someone Charlee Major is about to do her famous hula-hoop technique, which in Africa, has soothed so many of the wild shouted, "There's Earcel I Where? Back there half a mile, now a mile, now a half mile I By that time we'd animals. After the dance the applause was tremendous. Bernard told us that Charlee was a great game hunter in Africa and after the show, was leaving again for Africa. We al I agreed to accompany her to 'the airport to come to a screeching stop and had to back all the way. And there was that handsome, easy-going Earcel Best . see her off. Earcel, pointing to a large sign explained that he was the owner of the famous Best Dairy Company, largest in the state. Back in the bus once more we shouted and screamed with glee. This time we were all there. As we saw the thousands of lights gleaming from the airport in the distance we joined in together for the last time, "Auld Trying to persuade Earcel to come with us he finally agreed after much coaxing. But first he said he had a Lang Syne. " surprise for us. Part of his land was being used for a great scientific project. It was being conducted by that great scientist, Professor Wayne Swafford. (You all remember Wayne, president of the class of '59.) Assisting Wayne were those two other scientific geniuses Bob Black and Carl Streley. The experiment, we discovered, was one of much controversy and the result would soon be known. The scientists were digging their way thousands of miles beneath the surface toward the center to find out what the core of the earth was composed of. Just then, they excitedly mode their appearance from the shaft for the experiment was now completed and they were ready to broadcast their news to the world. They had discovered the center of the earth was COfll)osed of gumdrops I

26 27 J E A KAY N I EDDIE E RONALD LINDA

CAROL

EVELYN

CHARLES M. NANCY T.

GORDON MONTY s A BOB N D y CHUCK K. JULIA

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I., Class Will We, the Closs of 1959, being of sound minds, filled with advanced knowledge, and being generous by nature, bequeath and will to our suc­ cessors the fol lowing items of questionable nature ,

TO THE FACULTY: Mr, Hickman: A pair of hard soled shoes so the students can hear him coming. Mr. Constantini: Some chalk ond erasers to replace what he used throwing at the Physics class. Mr. Turner: A toupe to cut down the glare. Mr. lngler: Something to tie his tools down so they won't al­ ways be disappearing. Mr. Manome: Some nerve pills to soothe his nerves after spending a year teaching Peggy Kenton to drive. Mr. Carrier: A new lock for his room that the kids can't pick. Mrs. Carrier: A sound-proof home-ec. room so she won't th ink the ceiling is falling in when they ploy basketball. Miss Scliradski: New typewriters to replace the ones the Senior boys wore out • Mrs. Maclntire: A box to keep her erasers in so they won't disappear. Carol Ann: A stool so she con reach the window to open it.

JANITORS: Som: Our congratulations on his first year as head janitor. Louie: Some clean cloth so he doesn't have to use old ' basketball warm-up pants.

TO THE CLASSES: Juniors: Key to our room. Sophomores: Our abi Iity to reform. Freshmen: A supply of scotch tope and a stapler so they won't have to keep running to the office.

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30 Sophomores Juniors

RONALD THEODORE HILDA GRIMES President Secretory - Treosurer

JEFF POLEN President

DONNIE FELLOWS PATTIE BEST LOIS BLACKBURN Vice President Treosuror KENNY BICKERSTAFF SANDY HOMOL DOUGLAS CAMPBELL GLORIA KUHN

PATTY EDGAR DONNIE HARE DELORES SMITH DAVID HATFIELD NORMA DeCAMINADA SANDY CAUSBY HAROLD SCHRICKEL CAROL GEANANGEL DICK LEMON

MELVIN SCHANEY JOYCE LIGGETT GEORGE STRINGER JIM STARK SALLY STARK SANDY CAPERS DONALD COX JOE GRABITS RITA COX HAROLD LIGGETT

FLORENCE COX BETTIE CASH DICK ALLMAN TE~RY FOLIO VIRGINIA REED JUDY 51-IYDER ROY BLACKBURN FRAl-lt< D-.CAMINADA BARBARA DeGRAVA JANICE RABER

JEFI' MILLIKtN CA901. TULLIS JIM BUSHMAN RO!lERT SCHLEICHER SHIRLEY CARMAN PATTY HOMOL CHESTER BEADLING LCX'.AINi: HOOBLER MARY HOBASH ARNOLD LEWIS -•--'-""

32. 33 Freshmen Eighth Grade

KENNY LIGGETT ANN BOSSICK WALTER CARMAN

KAREN HARRAH President

PATTY SMITH ROXANNE PENOYER NICKY VOICH Treasurer Secretory LAMMIE STARK SANDY CARTER CARL RENSI

GIN MERRYMAN Vice President

ELINOR FRANCISCO JOHN KERNYA SHERRY SNODGRASS DON ATKINS TONI PIZZINO SONNIE CASH DOROTHY STEVEl._,S JIM TIPTON LINDA HIGHTLAN0 .....

SONNY HOMOI. REGO DARIAS GEORGE REED DOLLY WALLACE JOE CAMPBELL JERRY CAPERS JERRY GRAHAM LINDA LIGGETT RICKY WALKER JAY BEADLING

RANDY TOPE EDDIE RENSI NANCY HARE DONALD FOGLE CARL SCHANEY RANDY KRANTZ CAROL BEST WILLIAM HARRAH CHUCK PRATT DARLEEN WILKINS

JIM MURDOCK Sill FRANCISCO ROGER LITTEN RONALD THOMPSON CAROL CAROTHERS WAYNE HAWKINS TERRY NATION JERRY WOHNHAS KAREN CARLON BILL WILSON

34 35 Sixth Grade Seventh Grade WAYNE MILLIKEN DIANA STEWART JIMMY SINFIELD LORENA DARIAS LINDA PRATT VICKI KRANTZ JOHN SABO VICKI THOMPSON RICH PIZZINO

RICHARD WILSON BARBARA MILLER SANDY PRATZ RANDY RICHARDS DONNA GRABITS

PATTY GREGORY SONNY CAPERS RUTH llrTEN OSCAR COLE SANDRA PRATZ

CARLO CARSON NANCY THOMPSON GORDON MERRYMAN CAROLYN STRINGER JOHN MURDOCK MARY BEST TOMMY PIZZINO JACKIE SELESKI BUCKY BRADLEY 808 BOALS JOYCE McCOY SUE KERSEY BUDDY BLACK DONNA HArFIEL0 LINDA PICCIN

KEITH ASEL FRANCES DiBACCO HENRY STRAUB CORA REDMAN KAREN VORHEES CHARLENE SCHANEY JAUNITA STEVENS ANITA GENTILE o.. BONNIE BYERS EDDIE SELESKI ....~ .i,.

DARLA SNYDER ARTHUR BEST KAY POILUCCI DONNA TIPTON MICKY HOMOL ANDY ATKINS MICHELLE VOICH SANORA KURNYA ETHEL COX NANCY BOSSICK

808 TULLIS FRANK GEANANGEL BRENDA YARNELL JOHN 0oGRAVA LANNY WALKER SAMMY RENSI TERRY NICKOLS SHARON BUCKEL JOHN SNYDER DIANA CASE

37 36 Sixth Grade Fifth Grade

DEAN POLEN LOREN LONG JEAN TASACCHI JOYCE DAVENPORT ROBERT GRAHAM PETE PIZZINO RUTH 81NFIELD SALLY MILLIGEN JOYCE BROWNING MIKE POLEN

DONNA BRADAC EDDIE M~NCER KAREN COX VIRGINIA BEST JOSEPH POILUCCI BRENDA RENS! ANNA RCCCHI RALPH GILBERT SAM BRAGOVICH CONNIE O'CONNELL

ROGER FELLOW$ MIKE CHRISTIAN MARK JAMES DONNA PHILLIPSON GLENN BEST BRENDA THOilP LARRY HATFIELD

WAYNE THOMPSON Fifth Grade

BONNIE HARRAH TAMMY TOPE DANNY BRADAC VERINA REDMAN JIMMY F.ELLOWS Fourth Grade

LINDA BOYCE TIM KRANTZ RIC KY THOMPSON MARY CARMAN LINDA PECENKI MARK RENS! MELVIN TRUSHEL LINDA CASE MARIE TOPE SHIRLEY RABER

HAROLD RABER LEA JOHNSTON WAYNE SCHONAUER DONNA WILSON MILDRED SINFIELD WILL SPOONEMORE GERRY CRAMER KATHY PRATT CARL CAMPBELL BILLY RICHARDS

38 39 RONNIE HAWKINS KAREN SMITH Third Grade Fourth Grade

SHARON CARSON PHYLIS BRADLEY FRANKLYN WILSON RUSSEL SYERS DONNA McAFEE CONNIE SPOONEMORE GARY VORHEES ALOIS DAVENPORT SHARON DECAMINA0A ANGELIA HAMILTON

WILL DARISS ROGER MENCER MARY BRADAC BLENDA STEVENS TIM KURYN DAVID KERNYA MARSHA SMITH If DIANA VARGO JAMES SMITH ROGER SKINNER G JAMES POLEN - DONNA REDMAN SUSAN ALBRIGHT ROBERT YARNALL JIMMY JACKSON CHARLOTTE SNYDER CAROL WEAVER MIKE BUCKEL LOREN SLACK JO ANN SELESKI DEBSIE RINGER .. " SKIP GEANANGEL TERRY TRUSHEL JOYCE MORRIS PEGGY TH06U!N JIM GREGORY JOHN BLACK BARBARA POLEN DOROTHY BRADAC EDDIE BEADLING ANDY GETSINGER

BONNIE SNODGRASS • CYNTHIA FOLIO ROBERT JACKSON MONTY LEWIS ALICE CASI TINA GRABITS EDDIE ROGHELIA DON GRAHAM CANDICE THOMPSON " BARBARA TE LFfR

ROBERT BOSSICK VINCE REGO RAY PCILLUCCI BONNIE STRAUB THOMAS JAMES LARRY TRUSHEL ERNEST ROGHELIA SYLVIA ZAJDOWIES VERNON CASE BOBBY POLEt~

JEAN BRADAC KEVIN REDMAN ROBERT REICHENBACH BET2Y BOSSICK BOBBY CLINE MARYANN COX

40 4 1 First Grade Second Grade

VICKIE PATTON JIMMY GRABBITS KATHY DUNLEVEY CHUCK GILBERT KATHY TULLIS DAVE GREGORY

JO SANI RENSI DENNIS HATFIELD SANDY KELLY NANCY HAWKINS RONNIE ECK JOHN BEST RENE RICHARDS JANET COLE BOBBY ECK DIANA SNYDER

TOMMY SMITH VERN GILLAM GARY REDMAN TERESA HARRAH RODNEY BENNET CHARLES PRATT DORTHEA POILLUCCI PAUL DAVENPORT BILLY PENOYER JOHN BOSSICK LESTER BEST DENNY JOHNSTON SUSAN RENSI BillY HENNIS EMILY ABEL

LEONA CARMAN MARK VORHEES JERRY THOMPSON ROBERT RABER DAVE NATION RANDY STEVENS EUGENE O&AIN DANNY DECAMINADA DEBBIE DAVENPORT CHUCKlE SINFIELD

BILLY NICHOLS BOBBY ELLIOT

TYKE JONES TONY CAPERS LINDA HAWKINS WAYNE HAMILTON Firs_f Grade STELLA COX

RICHARD CASE CARL PIZZINO SHELLEY SNYDER DEBBIE HOWARD CHUCKIE HEDGES RALPH HENNIS GLENNA BOYCE FRANCIS SCHANEY MIKE KURNYA EDDIE HENNIS

42 43 The Harrison County Class For Retarded Children

FIRST ROW: Charolette Ooyton, Lois Sinfield, Patricia Christian, Jan Campbell, Midge Madzia. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Browning, Moe Selle Neilson, Janet Dickinson, Larry Miller, Tim Sexton. TEACHERS: M.n. Jean Browning, Mrs. Margaret Marris.

The Harrison County County Council for Retarded Children was organized in 1957 and the first class was located in Cadiz. This year the class is fortunate to be located in the Hopedale school. It is in session from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M., Monday through Friday during the regular school term. The maximum enrollment is twelve. Mrs. tv\orgaret Morris is the teacher; Mr , Jean Browning is her assistant.

These children have been excluded from public schools because of IQ's of 50 or below . Since private and pubI ic residential institut ions are overflowing, educational opportunity to these children and many others has been denied.

Because of improved, intelligent understanding and acceptance of sub- normal children, classes are being established to meet their personal and social needs.

We thank you for making this class possible by your interest and support.

44 M A J 0 R E T T E s

Loraine Hoobler, Becky Litten, Julia Di8acca, Donna Phillipson, Vicki Patton, Debbie Howard. Joanne Murdock, Carol Pizzino, Jean Penoyer, Peggy Kenton, Marsha Smith, Skip Geanangel,

H. H. S. Band Homecoming ,',\arsha Smith, Skip Geanangel, Peggy Kenton, Monty Geanangel, Gardon Ligget, Jean Penoyer, Mr. Hickman, Ronald Carlon, Joonne Murdock, Carol Pizzino, Eddie Piz_zino.

47 National Honor Society The Notional Honor Society exists, primarily, as

an award system for deserving Sophomores, J uniors,

and Seniors. Membership is based on - - scholarship,

character, leadership, and service.

To grow as a person ••• to grow in friendship .••

to grow in the knowledge a nd love of God • • . these

are the goals of the Hopedale Y-Teens. This year's

officers a re : Carol Pizzino, President; Shirley MRS , LO UISE MclNTYRE Y-Teen Advi$0r Carman , Vice President and Treasurer; a nd Loraine Vir9inio Reed, Shirley Corman Joanne Murdock, Lindo Sett, Koy Strin9er Hoobler, Se cretary.

Office Staff FIRST ROW: Gloria Kuhn, JoanM Murdock, Loraine Hoobler, Carol Pizzino, Julio DiBacco, Norma DeCominodo, Carol Oklok, Secretory. SECOND ROW: Koy Stringer, Sandry Browning, Virgin;o Reed, Voma Case, Vickie Ropp, Florence Cox, Shirley Corman.

FIRST ROW: Vickie Ropp, Miss Sharodski, Sondra Causby, Betty Cash, Patty Homol, Loraine Hoobler, Shirley Carman, Carol Pi=ino, Mrs. McIntyre, Shirley Grobits, Lois Blackburn, Claudia Williams, SECOND ROW: Florence Cox, Lois Ash, Joanne Murdock, Rita Rensi, Potty Edgar, Barbaro DaGrava, Sandy Capers, Jean Penoy,,r, Sandy Browning, Pe99y Byers, Charlee Major, Carol Tullis. THIRD ROW: Carole Geonon9el, Julia DiBocco, Toni Pizzino, Patt i Smith, Verna Case, Jan[ce Rober, Betti Stanko, Judy Herron, Linda Sett, Nancy Tullis, Sally Stark, ¼ry Habash. FOURTH ROW: Koy Stringer, Sandy Hamal, Evelyn Gilbert, Joyce Davenport, Nancy Gi150n, Rebecca Litten, Dorothy Stevens, Karen Harre, Sherry Snodgrass, Potty Best, Dolores Smith, Vir9inia Re:,d,

48 4 9 I

Library Staff FIRST ROW: Sandro Causby, Patricio Hamal, Sally DiSocco, Shirley Grabits, Nancy Gilson, Carol Tullis, Sondy Homol, Setty Cosh. SECOND ROW: Carl Streley, Chuck Kolence, Wayne Swofford, Rich Rensi, Bill Walker, Gory Voich. Quill and Scroll FIRST ROW: Linda Sett, Sandy Browning, Kay Stringer. Visual Education Club SECOND ROW: Bi ll Walker, Bernard Kuryn, Chuck Marinacci . THIRD ROW: Steve Vargo, Wayne Swafford, O.,ve Cox. FIRST ROW: David Cox, Wayne Swofford, George Reed, Ricky Walker, Ronald Theodore. SECOND ROW: Roy Blackburn, Jimmy Murdock, Carl Strelcy, Eddie Rcnsi . Blue and White Staff FIRST ROW: Sandy Browning, ~eggy Kenton, Lindo Sett, Koy Stringer . SECOND ROW: Bill Walker, Bernard Kuryn, Chuck Marinacci. THIRD ROW: Steve Vargo, Wayne Swafford, Dove Cox,

Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Shirley Carman, Jean Penoyer, Lois Ash, Kay Stringer, Peggy Kenton. SECOND ROW: Joanne Murdock, Eddie Pizzino, Carol Pizzino, Ronald Carlon, Joyce Oovenport. THIRD ROW: Gordon Liggett, Gory Voich, Bernard Kuryn, Dave Cox, Student Council FIRST ROW: Kay Poillucci, Gary Voich, Sandy Caper>. SECOND ROW: George Stringer, Dol ly Wallace, Jerry Graham.

50 5 1 Pep Club CHEERLEADERS: Undo BetJ, Jean Penoyer, Carol Pizzino, Joanne Murdock. FIRST ROW: Peggy Byers, Charlee Major, Nancy Gilson, Shirley Grabits, Julia DiBacco, Solly DiBocco, Lois Ash, Evelyn Gilbert, Joyce Davenport, Judy Herron. SECOND ROW: Verno Cose, Bett ie Cash, Carol Homo!, Sandi Cau,by, Coro! Geonongel, Loraine Hoobler, Janice Rober, Shirley Corman, Betti Stanko, Solly Sto_rk, Rita Rensi. THIRD ROW: Eleonor Francisco, Barbaro Williams, Koy Stringer, Sandy Browning, Peggy Kenton, Rebecca Litten, Dorothy Stevens, Sherry Sno

52 H. H. S. Footba II Team FIRST ROW: Cooch Carl Mamone, Harold Schrickel, Bernard Kuryn, Chester Beadling, Manly Geanongel, Eddie Pizzino, George Stringer, Terry Folio, Coach David Ingle,. SECOND ROW: Donnie Fellows, Rich Rensi, Gory Voich, Larry Wahnhos, Frank Decominodo, Mike Redman, Gordon Liggett, •George Reed, Jerry Grohom, Jim Murdock, Ron Carlon. THIRD ROW: Donnie Fogle, Ricky Wolke,, Jerry Wohnhos, Guy Merryman, Eddie Rensi, David Cox, Ronnie Theodore, Don Hore, Jeff Polen, Jeff Milliken, David Hatfield.

Hopedale Football Schedule Gary Voich, Jeff Polen Dave Cox, Rich Rensi, Monty Geanongel We They Lorry Whonhas, Chester B~adling. Sept. 12 Jewett 24 12 Sept. 19 Newell 12 0 Sept. 26 *Jewett 54 12 Oct. 3 *Scio 21 14 Oct. 10 *New Athens 33 12 Oct. 17 *Conotton V. 43 6 Oct. 23 *Flushing 12 6 Oct. 30 Cadiz Reserves 16 0 Nov. 7 Wayne 6 16 22-r 68 * Conference games

J L -,... A M R R y MONTY GEANANGEL B Captain u s w H H M 0 A N N H A s

54 55 RICH BERNARD

Six Man Offense FIRST ROW, Rich Rensi, Bernard Kuryn, Eddie Pizzino. SECOND ROW: Chester Beodl ing, THIRD ROW: Monty Geonongel , Harold Schrickel.

Cheerleaders DAVE GARY LARRY Joanne Murdock, Carol Pizzino, Lindo Bell, Jeon Penoyer.

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58 59 Varsity and Reserves Varsity FIRST ROW: Coach Ingle,, G uy lvlerryman, George Stringer, Rondy Tope, Jerry Grahom, Frank Decaminodo, Caac:h Mornane. SECOND ROW: Gary Vaich, Dannie Fogle, Jerry Wohnhos, Terry Foilo, Donnie Fe llows, Jim Murdock, Jeff Polen. THIRD ROW: Monty Geonangel, Rich Rensi, Jim Bushman, Jeff Milliken, Larry Wahnhos. ~- FOURTH ROW: Mike Redman, Bill Walker. 0nve Hatfie ld, Eddie Rensi. \ Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Walter Carmon, Dannie Atkins, Jay Beadling, Kenny Liggett, Lorry Wilson, James Tipton, Eddie Stark, Coach lngler. Reserves ' SECOND ROW: Richard Pizzino, Robert Baals, John Sabo, Jerry Coper>, Henry Straub, Lanny Walker, Sonny Capers, Oscar Cale . THIRD ROW: Warren Bradley, Jahn Kernya, Gardon Merryman, Jahn Snyder, Rager Litten, Charles Pratt. CHEERLEADERS: Nicki Voich, Dolly Wallace, Ruth Litten, Kay Paillucci.

COACH COACH MAMONE INGLER

61 60 Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Pizzino, Joanne Murdock, Jean Penoyer, Linda 8ett.

Reserve Cheerleaders Janice Raber, Carole Geonangel, Sandi Causby, Verna Case.

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