This document is provided by the: 110 SOUTH MARKET STREET - WAVERLY OH Support Has Been Provided By: HERITAGE FOUNDATION The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 HUMANITIES SHARING THE HUMAN STORY NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THEHumanities I ?'O^ \ ■ ■X-k'-.r-^..... M|^H THE BEAVER ■s;J-^W^AR««l»®9»S®K^ W'' W'# iSA- . . tWi I is a I ihiiiii] ini ini iiii nir CL ....' ' I THE CLASS OF 1960 PRESENTS THE EDITOR - LINDA GIVENSBEAVER HIGH SCHOOL Beaver, Ohio CO-EDITOR - RUTH BAPST ADVISOR - MR. REISINGER STAFF Dale Trainer - - Philip Boyd----- Marilyn Owens - Judy Schilling - Juanita Detillion Kay Fields - - -Sue Bobst --------Joyce Hall----- Vesta Stutler - - Danny Asbury - - Joe Hanna----- -- Walter Gilliland Mr. Reisinger - - Marion Little — - Martha Rosser - - Kurt Williams - - Sandy Davis----- Shirley Halterman Ruth Bapst - - - - Linda Givens----- Margie Webster - Reva Slone - ----- Senior Rep. Junior Rep. - - - Sports Senior Rep. - Treasurer - Co-Editor - - Editor Junior Rep. Senior Rep. "THE BEAVER” --------- Art - - - Photos - Junior Rep. ■ Senior Rep. Subscriptions - Senior Rep. Advertising - Senior Rep. - - Secretary Senior Rep. Senior Rep. - Senior Rep. ----- Advisor Ik, mnw I &w S 1I e™ ®H mEySj J ■ w I ■f C. E. NUNLEY, Principal TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960: = =:==• I wish to express for myself and the entire faculty, our sincere congratulations and best wishes to you, the graduating class of 1960. I am sure you will continue to make us as proud of you as we are at this time. I sincerely hope each of you will attain the dreams and hopes you have held while a student at Beaver High School. Wherever life’s pathway does lead you, may your days be happy and may you remember your school and faculty as they will fondly remember you. 7 V RICHARD RAPP Science and Math HELEN RAPP Home Economics WILLIAM BOWERS English HOWARD BUEHLER English and Librarian EVERETT HALL Social Science GENE BRUSHART Physical Education WILLIAM TRIPLETT Science and Math JAMES THORSON Music MISS VIRGINIA RAPP Secretary CECIL REISINGER Commercial MR. RICHARD RAPP & & 111 'fell W 1We, the seniors of 1960, take great pleasure in dedicating "The 1960 Beaver" to you, who has been our class Advisor during our fresh man, junior, and senior years. Words cannot express our appreciation for your kindness and understanding to us throughout our high school years. We will never forget the parties, hayrides, field trips, and Jun ior-Senior Banquet that you chaperoned for us. May your life be crowned with success and happiness. MR. LAHM 6th Grade MRS. BAPST 3rd Grade MISS YEAGLE 1st Grade MRS. MILLER 3rd Grade MRS. ALLEN 1st and 2nd Grade MR. QUINCEL 4th Grade MR. POPOVICH 8th Grade MRS. LAHM 2nd Grade MRS. BEACH 5th Grade MRS. BLAKE 7th Grade 141 H Hj JvJ, »fi«WJS ia2? -n, B ijiM RONNIE "POOKEY" ADRIAN DANNY ASBURY liberty, I'll take death. " RUTH ANN BAPST little sly, "Bet you can't guess why. " KAREN SUE BOBST "The word food brings her running." This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. WOODROW BAPST Class Officer-1, 2; Annual-3, 4; F. H. A. -1, 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Editor News paper-3,4; Junior Scholarship Test-3; Office-4; 4-H-3 years. Annual-4; Dramatics-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Band Offi cer-4; Chorus-2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager-4; Librar ian-2, 3,4; Knights of Pythias Contest-3. "Pook’s" not tall, not by far, but he is our basket ball star. "If girls are Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Track-3,4; Band-1,2; Chorus-2; Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Scholarship Test-3; Dramatics-3,4. Newspaper-3,4; Annual Club-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Physical Education-1; F. H. A. -1, 3, 4; Junior Scholar ship-3; Office-4; Class Officer-1; 4-H-5 years; Pep Club-4; Betty Crocker Award. A little shy, a PHIL BOYD RONALD K. BORDEN "Better to wear out than to rust out." ALDERSON CAUDILL DICK BROWN Physical Education-1,2,3,4. "I was once caught studying, but I've almost lived down the disgrace. " Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,4; Class Officer-3. "When there is work to be done, let someone else do it." "Give me liberty me English." or give Basketball-1,2,3,4; Junior Scholarship Test-3; Base ball-1,2,4; Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff-3; Annual-3,4; Band-1,2,3; Class Officer-4; 4-H-l year. me death, but don't give F.F. A.-1,2; Trade School-3,4; Physical Education- 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus-1. PAUL EDWIN COCHENOUR "Don't look at me, I didn't do itl" JOHN RICHARD COCHENOUR "Hear much; speak little. " RODNEY COMPTON ROGER LEE COMPTON "Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. " This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. JOHN COCHENOUR Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3,4; Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. Basketball-1,2; F. F. A. -1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper-3; 4-H-3 years; Physical Education-1,2,4. F. F. A. -2, 3,4; Physical Education-1, 2, 3, 4; Basket ball-2; F. F. A. Officer-4; 4-H-3. "When I find my proper groove, a famous man I'll surely prove. " Basketball-1,2,3; Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2; T&I-3.4. JUANITA RUTH DETILLION SANDRA JOAN DAVIS KAREN KAY FIELDS This page sponsored by HOWARD AND GENEVA KEPPLER F. H. A.-1,3,4; Physical Education-1; Annual-3,4; Class Play-3,4; Class Officer-3. "Not too bashful, not too bold I Just exactly right I'm told. " "A willing heart, demand." Annual Staff-3,4; Band-1,2; Drum Majorette-1, 2; Office-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-4; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Newspaper Staff-3; Chorus-1; Junior Scholarship-3; Gage Scholarship-4; 4-H-5 years. "Ennie Mienie Mieniey Moe, tonight I wonder where I'll go. " F. H. A. -1,2, 3,4; Chorus-1, 4; Librarian-2; Office- 3; Homecoming Court-3; Newspaper Staff-3,4; Phys ical Education-1; Scholarship Test-4; Annual Staff- 4; PTA Recreation-3 "When will I learn that I can't go around saying whatever I think?" F. F. A.-2; Physical Education-1,3,4; Dramatics-3, 4; Class Officer-3,4; Annual Staff-4. WALTER LEE GILLILAND Treasurer a helpful hand, always ready in JOYCE IMOGENE HALL SHIRLEY JANE HALTERMAN JOSEPH MATTHEW HANNA "Would you rather be happy and dumb or miserable and smart?" F.H.A.-l, 4; Annual Staff-4; Scholarship Test-3,4; Newspaper-3,4; Pep Club-4; Knights of Phythias Oratory Contest-3; Prince of Peace Oratory Contest- 4; Librarian-3, 4. "A good motto is to think more, give more, do more. " Basketball-1, 2; Baseball-1,2; Physical Education- 1,2,3,4; Basketball Newspaper Reporter-4; Track- 1; Dramatics-3, 4; Annual Staff-4. "Her high school days are filled with delight, but can’t compare with high school nights. " "Mirrir, Mirror on the wall, guide her to her one and all. " LINDA LOUISE GIVENS President Class Officer-1, 2, 4; F. H. A. -1, 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer- 3,4; Cheerleader-1,2; Newspaper Staff-3.4; Dra matics-3, 4; Annual Staff-3, 4; Most Popular-2, 4; Chorus-4; Physical Education-1; 4-H-3 years. F. H. A. -1, 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer-3, 4; Annual Staff- 3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Class Officer-2; Newspaper Staff-3,4; Office-4; Junior Scholarship Test-3. MARION HOMER LITTLE "He means business, monkey business. " OLLIE HOPSON "I can resist everything but temptation. " PAT OVERLEY CLYDE MAYNARD JR. "I'm not talking. " "My philosophy: Never let work worry or excite you. " Vocational Agriculture-1, 2; Physical Education-2, 3,4. Basketball-1,2; Baseball-1; Track-1; Class Play-3, 4; Pep Club-4; Newspaper-3; Annual Staff-4. Chorus-1,2,3; Basketball-4; Baseball-3; Track-4; Dramatics-3,4; Band-1,2. Vocational Agriculture-2 years; VIC-4; Vocational Agriculture President-1 year; 4-H-4 years; Physical Education-1 year. RONALD LESTA RAMEY VERNON G. REMY "Beware the fury of a patient man. " WAYNE RIGSBY "A thinker, not a talker. " Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Education-1. 2, 3, 4. JUDY ANN SCHILLING "I just love work; I could sit and watch it for hours. " S-?‘ F.H.A.-1.2, 3,4; Newspaper-3; Physical Education- 3; Annual-4. Physical Education-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 4; Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics-3, 4; Track-1,2, 4; Class Officer-1,3. "School may be fun, but I'll be glad when I'm done." Physical Education-1,4; F.F.A. Officer-3; VIC Officer-4; 4-H-4 years. TRACY SPIRES F. F. A. -1; Physical Education-1, 3, 4. REVA SLONE "Government doesn't help my brain. ’’ FRANKLIN STAPLETON F.F.A.-l; Physical Education-1,2, 3,4; Track-2. MICHAEL ZANE SPRIGGS "I say much, see little, and do less." This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. JOLLY SLONE SR. "A young man should always be willing to accept advice." "They say, a quiet turned man usually takes the upper hand." Physical Education-1,2,3,4; Baseball-2, 3,4; Basket- ball-4; Chorus-4. Annual Staff-4; Office-3; F. H. A. -1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club-4; 4-H-l year; Physical Education-1; Librarian- 1,2,3. "My true wealth is the good I can do in this world. " KURT E. WILLIAMS "I'd rather hug a basketball than anything I know, almost." "Why lurkest thou in the corner lazy one, when thou hast the whole world before thee, almost?" Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff- 41 Track-1; Chorus-2; Dramatics-3,4; Scholarship Test-3,4; Physical Education-1, 2, 3, 4; Abe Lincoln Scholarship Test-4. DALE TRAINER Vice President VESTA MAY STUTLER Secretary F Class Officer-1, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4; Annual-4; Newspaper Staff-3, 4; President Student Council-4; Pep Club-4; Track-1, 2, 4. Class Officer-4; F. H. A. -1, 2, 3; Scholarship Test-3; Dramatics-3,4; Prince of Peace Oratory Contest-4; Knights of Pythias Oratory Contest-3; Annual-4; Newspaper-3. I $ 6 t i)s- ■ £ 7 0 wr . a iv a;} SteiMU; < i -Tjr-„S v^r" ■ I dr lii -J. 1 «. 1 MM i -' W ' » f^iXSSl III | / W .’I, / ; *J >,'? | r* I ■i< *Jf '^LL ■ ■ 't. ■-• ; > % x* '■. JCfcop ■<1 'w>4k /eA Ad '»£ ’few. JIJ r.^ ■ rX St' \-?.^:fir,‘ A " Sf ■" '■- 5^p> a :.^zrL Lr-ll AC .-a ‘^i L 5 sS< < . ' / .'-."Fj ?~’ ■■./ rF i •-' „ w ' '■'; 1 ‘ w •-^5—-V.. •» ^ ^8 rn K iik»21 ?- t,>F A. .. 1 «rn i "n£M. £ J dk t 'A-^ < I -\F- ! 4 ■ Class Colors: Blue and White Ow’iW /J/CLu^ 3/tjCLCJj j;yiX/U/J 7\\ > li __u. I ,v" ft r IlHHI’I ih' V 1 ■jfflIBHwm t I ) ) \ >11*1^ a wl w |h; ? Ik I OION'1 H*Vl * IH.NG IO Paul Bapst Gerald Biggs Lloyd Brickey Malcom Cisco Anna Lee Davis Linda Kay Davis Sue Elliott Bill Hanna Dorothy Chandler Dewey Cline Bonnie Collinsworth Judy Damron Diane Hoover Roger Hoover, Sec. Juanita Howard Nancy Irvine Jimmie James Tracy Little June Mullins Mary Oliver Marilyn Owens James Pennington Jesse Pennington Joseph Pennington nr Phyllis Stephens Pat Stoll, News. Rep. Sandy Swan, Treas. Mitchell Tackett Margie Webster Rosalee West, Pres. Rex Williamson Larry Wills Lenzie Rigsby Martha Rosser, V. Pres. James See Sandra Shipley Boleina Sowards Gary Sparks Shannon Sparks Larry Spires Robert Pennington John Wayne Quincel Linda Remy Eugene Remy 4 A J? J ■3 il . >i & -Ore. ...” * ’ ■/»''"'■ ■ -ESS:JBssII <1:^ ■,. :.a J r.'ss : -A:^ ■ wRi ■ 4iLi V? 5g Jfefr® r '1 ' Pj* fl e A •i r * < / r .'4 « 0 . e>1 iVP, ■ ;ii , ■ >* SALUTATORIANVALEDICTORIAN SHIRLEY HALTERMANLINDA GIVENS Point average 3. 67Point average 3. 83 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Rapp, B. Slone, V. Swan, C. Walls, R. West, K. Fields. SECOND ROW: L. Brown, C. Jenkins, R. Slone, J. Hall, R. Bapst, M. Little, W. Gilliland. THIRD ROW: C. Frisby, P. Walls, D. Howard, M. Jenkins, S. Neal, S. Borden, D. Trainer, S. Thomsberry. FOURTH ROW: J. Mullins, D. Hoover, J. Hanna, M. Webster, S. Elliott, P. Overly, B. Rapp. I? Ik UlHUl' Jimmy Fields Randolph Four, Vice Pres. Blair Howard Jimmy Isaac Carolyn Jenkins Margaret Jenkins Lorena Brown, Secretary Robert Brust Danny Cantrell Eva Jo Davis Larry Davis Phyllis Dulaney Sharon Borden Bill Brooks, President Gary Brown Steve Adams, Treasurer Larry Allen Raymond Bapst Don Montgomery Charlene Mullins Sharon Neal Alta Faye Rapp Marvin Rigsby Wayne Schrader Judy Sibole Barbara Slone Roger Smith Richard Spires Ray Taylor Steve Thornsberry Sue Tomlison Carol Walls Hazel Weaver COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Instructor: MR. REISINGER CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT MaHhMSa J. i Instructor: MR. RAPP ■’’V’ Judy Grady Charlene Kuhn Phyllis Maynard Betty Rapp - Treasurer Bobby Rapp - President Tom Schilling Kelsie Mullins Ellen Pennington Larry Pennington Marilyn Blaney Bobby Bobst Joyce Chandler Georgeanna Cutlip Betty Davis Nola Davis A A (AAAAAA^AA d & Roger Smith Jean Spires Linda Stapleton Linda Stapleton Vera Swan - Secretary Fred Tackett Terry Taylor Anna Thomsberry Claude Tomblin Don Trainer Chester Trogdon Eddie Vulgamore David Webster Carol Wills - Vice Pres. GRADE EIGHT MR. POPOVICH, Teacher 5 A.; >x Margaret Mullins Brian Neal Christine Osborne Jimmy Pidgeon Arlene Rapp Karen Sibole Fred Smith Danny Sparks Mary Sparks Edna Stevens Judy Sullivan Ernie Tacket Johnny Thornsberry Faye Trogdon Pamela Walls Donald Reisinger Gerald Remy Herman Rigsby Therman Rigsby Darrell Rumfield Resby Jenkins Sarah Lewis Patty Lee Ralph Mathews Wayne McCutcheon Sharon Hartley Bill Hixon Danelle Howard Art Huffman Beulah Huffman Cookie Adams Ja mes.J31evins Sylvester Blevins Solomon Brewer Eugene Brust Bill Bryant Jimmy Cantrell Larry Caudill Woodrow Conley Justine Damron Judy Evans Ann Four Connie Frisby Ardenia Gambill Mike Hanna Charlotte Webster Gail Wells BUI West Diane Williamson n?TT; r it f i g 100 »vt> I /uSr JF.A & GRADE SEVEN MRS. BLAKE, Teacher I1" ri/ i G> I *? ’ ■ Glenna Stapleton Catherine Stevens Patricia Stutler Henry Tackett Lydia Tackett Jack Isaac Jack Jenkins Jane Jenkins John Lee Stephen Martin Ronald Tackett Roy Virgin Jay Mullins Judy Pennington David Rapp Donna Rhea Vivian Spires Homer Brust Susan Bryant Morris Cantrell Carlotta Caudill Virginia Chandler Judy Cox Carolyn Davis Edgar Hall Melissa Holbrook Neil Hoover Cheryl Bapst Joyce Bapst Sondra Biggs Joyce Brown Marilyn Brown SB 4:- J * BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Luster Jenkins and John Bobst FRONT: Raymond Font Jr. BACK ROW: Russell Kuntzman, Peter Rapp, Beanie Schrader, Clarence Adams, Herman Brust, Howard Keppler. COOKS Forest Thompson, William Kyle, M. G. Wells, Carl Hartley, and Martin Vulgamore. BOARD OF EDUCATION EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Geneva Schrader, Jane Fields, and Gladys Rapp. This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. EVERETT HALL. SAFETY PATROL BOY SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Bill West, Brent Collinsworth, Donnie Rapp, Butch Hoover, Mike Rowe, Kenneth Bobst, Steve Martin, Bryan Neil, Gerald Remy, Danny Sparks. SECOND ROW: Randolph Fout, Larry Allen, Frederick Smith, Larry Davis, James See, Roger Mack Smith, Bobby Rapp, Richard Spires, John Wayne Quincel, Mr. Quincel. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Bobst, Donnie Rapp, Kenneth Bapst, Mike Rowe, Edgar Hall, Butch Hoover, Ronnie Tackett. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brushart, Bobby Rapp, Wayne McCutcheon, Jimmy Fields, Steve Martin, Danny Sparks, Bryan Neil, Gerald Remy, Bill Brooks, Mr. Lahm. I iir GRADE SIX Teacher, MR. LAHM Walter Thomsberry Evelyn Virgin Joyce Weaver Marjorie Webb Kermit Whitt Mike Rowe Linda Sparks Alley Tackett Dewey Tackett Barbara Thomsberry Shirley Montgomery Evelyn Mullins Connie Pennington Jane Pennington Judia Picklesimer Duane Pidegon Don Rapp Karen Rapp Evelyn Rigsby Karen Rose Sue Adams Kenneth Babst James Bevins Nancy Bevins Jesse Blaney Kenny Bobst Nancy Borden Rocky Brown John Cantrell Larry Chandler Gary Collinsworth Oakley Creech Allen Fields Carolyn Hartley Freddie Mathews WWf GRADE FIVE Teacher, MRS. BEACH I / Wayne Adams Gary Adrian Thomas Alley Patricia Balzer Lester Blevins Linda Bobst Carolyn Chandler Bonnie Compton Ernie Conley Donna Detillion Jerry Elliot Gregory Fout Carl Hartley Nettie Hartley Deborah Hines Geneva Isaac Harold Jenkins Robert Johnson Nancy Lewis William Magaw Susie Mathews Charlene Montgomery Kevin Neal Ruth Newson Patricia Osborn Mark Pennington Thomas Pennington Gary Prater Rosemary Rapp Magdalene Rigsby Margaret Rigsby Mallard Tackett Vemis Tackett Timothy Taylor Karen Thornsberry Marie Trogdon Maye Trogdon Nancy Spires 111^1 MR, QUINCEL. Teacher GRADE FOUR R'i Steve Adams Mike Adkins Sharon Alley Cathy Bapst Butch Bobst Karen Detillion Norman Fields Trudy Frisby Michael Gibson Bob Gilliland Linda Gunnoe Patty Hixon David Keppler Carolyn Lowe Ronald Manning Danny Brown Margie Cantrell Brenda Caplinger Robert Chandler Brent Collinsworth Alger Mullins Garnet Rigsby Alan Roberts Karen Rosser Teryl Sagraves Gloria Shephard Anita Slone Jeff Slone Ethel Stevens Elzie Strong Gary Stevens Irene Tackett Larry Tackett Rita Tackett Darlene Thornsberry James Webb Faye Weddington Jimmy Wicker w____ is. A.- O P O 'pT dh .SOI PHOTO NOT AVAIlABtt 1 i 4^ L-, hl iffm 1 z.- - id GRADE THREE ^<1^1 j. Randy Adams Virginia Blaney Frances Chandler Bobby Fout Clayton Gillenwater Sherry Goodwin Gary Hixon Barbara Huffman Janet Johnson Michael Little Herman Montgomery Jake Mullins Tommy Phillips Clifford Rapp Sherman Reinsmith David Reisinger James Sturgil Clyde Tackett Sid Tackett Steve Virgin Clarence Spires Shirley Stevens Edith Strong Virgil Strong Laura Walker Billy Wicker Teacher MRS. MILLER ^Sr. - n/Al ft Ji ii it ..i Abitnt PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE c e> 2 JkjWFi OmiiUirA.iA.'ia1 Jli/; | PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE I pot GRADE THREE MRS. BAPST, Teacher Jean Bapst Mabie Blevins Richard Blake Nancy Blaney Stephen Caplinger Kathy Gambill William Hale Paul Hartley Ernest Howard Timmy Jayne John Jordan Amelia McCaleb Kathleen McCray Diana Osborne Brenda Pennington Stewin Prater Barbara Rapp Mary Ellen Reisinger Dana Schrader Vickie Smith Rosa Lee Stevens Carlis Tackett Jimmy Tackett William Tackett Linda Thornsberry George Virgin Orville Vizzo & a E*’. *" 1 GRADE TWO 3 Jn i wT PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Patricia Baker Shelvia Blevins Marlene Cantrell Juanita Chenault Johnny Manning Roy Manning Rickey Pennington Thomas Reinsmith Geneva Rigsby Dianna Sparks Alva Strong Billy Strong Mae Sturgill Delbert Tackett Gladys Tackett Jannive Tackett Kathy Thornsberry Sarah Trogdon Teddy Wallace Timmy Wicker Terry Elliott John Hartley Jerry Isaac Billy Jenkins ^.T A MRS. LAHM, Teacher PHOTO Not Available Teacher: MRS. ALLEN L' L David Bunton Danny Denny Judy Fuller Beth Hoover Mary Hoover Franklin Howard Ivan Lewis Greg Martin Walter McCaleb Billy Mills Ollie J. Morris Ray Mullins Dana Stone Willie Tackett Juan Vulgamore Carl Walker Michael Adams Cathy Balzer Patricia Bapst Michael Borden Michael Neal Vickie Prater Patricia Roberts Rebecca Sagraves Hollice Walls Carl Webb COMBINATION FIRST AND SECOND GRADE < T,. r C" r A ££££ c,o^y GRADE ONE 1 Denise Arnett Wandy Bandy Jakie Bapst Edgle Brewer Eugene Chenault Susie Conley Paul Davis Nancy Fields Steve Gibson Mike Hart Vicky Mullins Jay Nutt Delbert Reisinger David Remy Connie Rowe David Sparks Arietta Stapleton Carla Stevens Michael Stone Ervin Tackett Treasa Trapp Kenny Vizzo Stacy Wicker Eugene Tackett Judy Tackett Linda Tackett Maxine Tackett Robert Thornsberry Timmie Hines Mickey Hixon Patty Howard Bobby Jayne Pam Little MISS YEAGLE Teacher r f ** 'fitJUi 't e De kJ a n "TENDER YEARS OF THE SENIORS” "D i(~KSbowfi/" "TENDER YEARS OF THE SENIORS" <( Clyde"I " Wa.y qe "TENDER YEARS OF THE SENIORS” CLASS PROPHECY Early the next morning when Kurt went to the Terminal Tower to secure some important papers he discovered that Ronnie Adrian was Personnel Director and Joyce Hall was his secre tary. We knew they would finally get together somehow. After persuading Danny to loan us his valuable automobile a few days, we decided this would be an opportune time to see some of our old classmates. After retrieving our repaired auto and learning that Ronnie Ramey, the hot rod expert, had been driver of the car that hit us, we went to the local high school. We found many of our former classmates working there. Richard Cochenour was the agricultural instructor, Ronnie Borden was the head coach, Phil Boyd elementary school principal, and the former Vesta Mae Before leaving we decided to eat breakfast at "Smiley’s". Can you guess who the head waitress was? None other than Juanita Detillion. While talking to Juanita she informed us that the head cook was Reva Slone. (O1 Rev always could cook.) While talking to Reva in the stainless steel kitchen the owner ventured into the kitchen. What a surprise! It was Walter "Smiley" Gilliland, our laughing classmate. I, Shirley Halterman, the beautician expert, in the year 1975 met Kurt E. Williams, the dental supervisor, and his wife at the Technical Institute of Inventions of Cleveland, Ohio to examine the brilliantly new "Zoo Moo" car invented by Daniel Asbury, our former classmate of Beaver High. Across the street, while entering the car, we noticed the billboard on a huge theater. It read: Roger and Rodney Compton along with their Rock'n Rollers. Also featuring Wayne "Scoogims" Rigsby and his fleas. Upon leaving the restaurant Kurt picked up a morning newspaper. The headlines read: "Ollie Hopson Caps the National Grand Pix at a Record Breaking Pace with his X 77 Roadster. " We left Cleveland traveling down U.S. Highway No. 20. After passing the Indiana state line a streamlined Jet O car ran into us from a side road. We were rushed to the Angola Hospi tal where Sandra Davis, the technician in charge, X-rayed us for broken bones, though she found none. We learned from Sandra that Mike (Pus) Spriggs had a prosperous poultry farm on the outskirts of Angola. Shirley Halterman and Kurt Williams Since we have completed our most rewarding adventure we must now start our return trip to Cleveland to begin our own daily life again. Maybe someday we shall be able to enjoy this once more, that is, if Danny could invent another one of his remarkable gimics. After learning that a number of our friends lived near St. Louis, we made that our next destination. Upon arriving there, we went to the Delux Steak House. While eating we spotted a familiar figure behind the liquor bar; it was James Patrick Overly, the old pool shark of yesteryears. He told us that Clyde Maynard and Tracy Spires were co-owners of a large farm ranch 27 miles from the city. After Pat left our table, we saw Alderson Caudill and Frankie Stapleton having lunch together. We understand they are president and vice president respect ively of Electronics Incorporated. Upon leaving the Steak House, we went to a drugstore to get some toothpaste and we noticed that Joe Hanna was the head pharmacist. Joe told us that Linda Givens was on her way to star dom since becoming a Powers Model. Paul Cochenour is her portrait artist. The next phase of our trip took us all the way to Little Rock, Arkansas. While stopping at the airport, we found Vernon Remy, an expert on jet engines, working as chief mechanic. We stopped at the airport diner for a snack; there we met Ruth Ann and Buddy Little, the owners of their huge ranch that Dick Brown operates near Joplin, Missouri. From Little Rock we started our most exciting segment of the venture, back to Beaver, Ohio. Soon as we arrived we learned that Sue Bobst was an IBM Specialist at the Goodyear Atomic Corporation at Piketon, Ohio. Strolling down these old familiar streets we came upon a sign in front of one of the new buildings in town. It read: Karen Fields, Attorney at Law. We learned thereafter that Kay was defending Little's Restaurant against the state, her most impor tant case. We also learned that Judy Schilling was in the Pike County Hospital about to (you guessed it) have her ninth child. Stutler is the nursery school teacher. We did not get to see Vesta, but Phil informed us that she had adorable twins. And that Dale Trainer was also doing very well as the only good vet erinary in town. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the 1960 Graduating Class of Beaver School, in the County of Pike, and the State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, and knowing that soon we will be forgotten among the ghosts of hundreds of others, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament. To the underclassmen we will the following: I, Ronnie Adrain, will my ability to get caught speeding to Jimmie James. I, Danny Asbury, will my musical talent to Dewey Cline. I, Ruth Bapst, will my ability to get a front false tooth to Cookie Adams. I, Sue Bobst, will my temper to any body who can match it. I, Ronnie Borden, will my five study halls a day to Linda Remy. I, Phil Boyd, will my Black Ford to anyone who is tired of walking. I, Dick Brown, will my good grades in chemistry to anyone who is silly enough to take chemistry. I, Alderson Caudill, will my ability to fix televisions to Gene Remy. 1, Paul Cochenour, will my new Ford to Paul Bapst. I, Richard Cochenour, will my farming ability to Wayne Schrader. I, Rodney Compton, will my ability to graduate from TNI to Roger Mack Smith. 1, Roger Compton, will my ability to be late to school to Bill Hanna. I, Sandra Davis, will my freckles to Margie Webster since she is a red head without them. I, Juanita Detillion, will my ability to dance with the boys at the Jolly Spot to Judy Sullivan. I, Kay Fields will my old Ford, my warning ticket from the marshal, and my racing ability to an "Ice" throwing junior. 1, Linda Givens, will my ability to pick on someone to Carolyn Jenkins. I, Walter Gilliland, will my ability to work algebra to anyone who can stand it. I, Joyce Hall, will my ability to yell at ballgames to June Mullins, providing she yells as loud as I did. 1, Shirley Halterman, will whatever I have to whoever needs what I have. I, Joe Hanna, will my Lark sports coupe to David Webster. I, Ollie Hopson, will my ability to carry Bish's payroll to Wayne Schrader. I, Marion Little, will my safety razor to Paul Bapst. 1, Clyde Maynard, will my bashfullness to Linda Davis. I, Pat Overly, will my slow actions to Gene Remy. I, Ronald Remy, will my ability to get out of school without doing any work to anybody who can do it. I, Vernon Remy, will my ability to be King to Dewey Cline. I, Wayne Rigsby, will my ability to sing to Larry Spires. 1, Judy Schilling, will my ability to graduate from Beaver High School to my brother Tom. I, Reva Slone, will my ability to have fun in Study Hall to Sandy Shipley. Have fun Sandy. I, Frank Stapleton, will my ability to go around curves 80 M. P. H. and not make it to anybody who is silly enough to try it. I, Tracy Spires, will my ability to spell to Marvin Rigsby. I, Dale Trainer, will my black hair to Larry Spires. I, Vesta Stutler, will my ability to give long drawn out speeches to Marilyn Owens. Lots of wind, Marilyn. I, Mike Spriggs, will my name "Pus Reynolds" to Paul Bapst. I, Kurt Williams, will my basketball uniform to Jimmie James. "You know, Jim, the faded one." J Nov. 7 i s I 1 i fc SOffiWi® “S ffl ® I S’ M lilfclfi li! !! kV Mk sI& W COACH MR. GENE BRUSHART I would like to say that it has been both an honor and privilege to have worked with you. Good luck to you in your fu ture endeavors. We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - We - I will always remember this team as the hardest working team that I have ever coached. The desire and wonderful attitude that you boys have displayed this year, I'm sure, will be a tremendous asset to you many years after you are out of school. We------ 67 - 72 - 79 - 84 - 61 - 40 - 69 - 70 - 80 - 78 - 83 - 65 - 75 - 64 - 29 - 60 - 95 - 86 Southeastern -47 Stockdale----------------- 50 Waterloo------------------ 78 Unioto ----------- gg Latham----------------- 63 Rio Grande--------------- 39 Kyger Creek -------------46 Huntington--------------- 59 Windsor--------------- 59 Stockdale - ----------- 66 Hannan Trace - - - -18 Huntington--------------- 54 Latham---------------------54 North Gallia — - - 47 North West---------- - 27 Coalton-------------------- 57 Blackfork------------ --- 45 Hamden - ----------- --59 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Rosalee West, VERA SWAN Freshman CAROL WALLS Sophomore KAY FIELDS Senior BARBARA SLONE Sophomore ROSALEE WEST Junior Carol Walls, Kay Fields. Barbara Slone, and Vera Swan. VARSI F & •i«?d B. Brooks, R. Adrian, V. Remy, D. Trainer, P. Boyd, R, Compton, Coach - Mr. Brushart. TRACY LITTLE Junior PAT OVERLEY Senior ROGER COMPTON Senior BILL BROOKS Sophomore MIKE SPRIGGS Senior RAY TAYLOR Sophomore 11« Uli 111 TEAM I R. Taylor, P. Overly, K. Williams, M. Spriggs, R. Borden, T. Little, Manager Danny Asbury. PHIL BOYD Senior KURT WILLIAMS Senior VERNON REMY Senior RONNIE BORDEN Senior RONNIE ADRIAN Senior DALE TRAINER Senior ni ,1 » IV i p r «'■ ! RESERVE TEAM JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS C. Caudill, P. Walls, A. Rapp, D. Williamson, S. Lewis. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM STANDING: J. James, D. Montgomery, Mr. Brushart, B. Rapp, D. Asbury. KNEELING: S. Thornsberry, D. Cline, B. Howard. SITTING: J. Fields, T. Taylor, D. Trainer, E. Vulgamore. G. Remy, W. McCutcheon, E. Neal, W. Conley, F. Smith, B. West, D. Sparks, J. Thornsberry, H. Rigsby. KNEELING: Mr. Rapp, E. Hall, M. Hanna, L. Caudill, T. Rigsby, D. Rumfield. BASEBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM KNEELING: R. Borden, J. James, V. Remy, R. Adrian, B. Brooks, T. Little. STANDING: Coach Brushart, R. Taylor, R. Compton, D. Trainer, P. Overly, D. Asbury, M. Spriggs, K. Williams. SITTING: R. Adrian, J. James, T. Little. STANDING: R. Borden, M. Spriggs, R. Compton, R. Taylor, Coach Brushart, D. Trainer, V. Remy, B. Howard, K. Williams. THE BEAVER P.T.A. To the Graduating Seniors: As president of the P.T.A., it is certainly an honor to be asked to extend our con gratulations for your accomplishments thus far in life. Regular Meltings September through April We hope you will put your education to work. Be honest with yourselves at all times. YOUR decisions will determine YOUR destiny. BETTY HOWARD - Treasurer DARLENE FOUT - Secretary RICHARD RAPP - President IVORY ROSE - Vice President Sincerely yours, Richard D. Rapp P.T.A. President Third Wednesday 7:30 P. M. No matter how severe these lessons may have seemed, they were good for you as you will see in the future. Let your goal come from that which you believe. Until the present time you have had the wonderful counseling of your parents and teachers. To the best of their ability, they have given you the advice that you will need to be a success in life. Your parents and your teachers are good sources of infor mation but, remember, you will not always be in their presence. Use what you have been taught. Ik a H too < IW m lw ji v 7jas^-4 S II sI I : lyi BbS!Bfif &n jffil Jift \ TO MAJORETTES Ann Font Diane Hoover SENIOR BAND Sue Elliot Sharon Borden Sandra Shipley Cheryl Bapst FIRST ROW: Majorettes C. Bapst, S. Elliot, A. Fout, D. Hoover, S. Shipley, S. Borden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thorson, B. Hixon, S. Martin, B. Neal, B. West, D. Sparks, N. Hoover, M. Hanna, W. McCutcheon. THIRD ROW: C. Osborne, C. Adams, P. Walls, D. Williamson, C. Frisby, S. Lewis, A. Rapp, S. Biggs, A. Gam bill. L. Stapleton. FOURTH ROW: M. Jenkins, B. Slone, S. Neal, C. Caudill, D. Rhea, M. Brown, J. Bobst, C. Wills. FIFTH ROW: L. Allen, R. Fout, B. Brooks, J. See, B. Rapp. D. Asbury, G. Sparks. L. Rigsby. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY •. t Bffi SENIOR CLASS PLAY I * r £ FIRST ROW: Mr. Bowers, Pat Stoll, Juanita Howard, Margie Webster, Linda Davis, June Mullins, Sue Elliot, Dorothy Chandler, Linda Remy, Mr. Buehler. SECOND ROW: Roger Hoover, John Quincel, Phyllis Stevens, Gerald Biggs, Tracy Little, Sandy Shipley, Diane Hoover, Martha Rosser. THIRD ROW: Joseph Pennington, Rosalee West, Judy Damron, Anna Davis, Marilyn Owens, Sandy Swan, Jimmy James, Nancy Irvine. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell Tackett, Larry Wills, Gary Sparks, Lenzie Rigsby, Dewey Cline, Robert Penn ington, Larry Spires, James See. Not Pictured: Rex Williamson, Shannon Sparks, Gene Remy, James Pennington, Bill Hanna, Lloyd Brickey, Malcolm Cisco. FIRST ROW: Mr. Rapp, Sandy Davis, Ruth Bapst, Judy Schilling, Joyce Hall, Kay Fields, Shirley Halterman, Reva Slone, Mr. Buehler, SECOND ROW: Vesta Stutler, Linda Givens, Marion Little, Tracy Spires, Ronnie Adrain, Sue Bobst, Juanita Detillion. THIRD ROW: Joe Hanna, Kurt Williams, Mike Spriggs, Wayne Rigsby. Vernon Remy, Ronnie Borden, Richard Cochenour, Paul Cochenour. FOURTH ROW: Frankie Stapleton, Pat Overly, Dale Trainer, Roger Compton, Philip Boyd, Walter Gilliland, Danny Asbury, Dick Brown. Not Pictured: Alderson Caudill, Ronnie Ramey, Ollie Hopson, Rodney Compton, Clyde Maynard. n k \ £ ■ o P 2 5 VCAIVU wi -A ft r .< ¥ - JI> " •¥. 1 FAVORITES Best AU Round Girl and Boy Students VESTA STUTLER and RAY TAYLOR Most Athletic Boy and Girl RONNIE ADRIAN and ROSALEE WEST Romeo and Juliet LINDA REMY and RONNIE BORDEN FAVORITES Most Popular Girl and Boy LINDA GIVENS and TRACY LITTLE Most Typical Girl and Boy JUDY DAMRON and VERNON REMY Best Dressed Boy and Girl KURT WILLIAMS and SANDRA SWAN Most Courteous Girl and Boy SUE ELLIOTT and JAMES SEE F.F.A. F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Rex Williamson, Chester Trogden, Jimmy Issac, Tom Schilling, Paul Cochenour. SECOND ROW: Robert Pennington, Larry Davis, Lloyd Brickey, Clyde Maynard, Wayne Schrader, Joseph Penn ington, Richard Cochenour. THIRD ROW; Rodney Compton, Roger Smith, Gene Remy, Shannon Sparks, Malcolm Cisco, Alderson Caudill. SEATED: J. Hall, S. Bobst, L. Givens, S. Halterman, S. Swan, P. Stoll, L. Remy. STANDING: FIRST ROW: R. Slone, S. Davis, S. Tomblison, G. Stapleton, J. Grady, C. Kuhn, M. Blaney, G. Cut lip, P. Maynard, C. Walls. SECOND ROW: J. Schilling, J. Detillion, B. Rapp, S. Blevins, E. Pennington, L. Stapleton, R. Bapst, M. Rosser. L. Davis, C. Mullins, B. Davis, Mrs. Rapp. THIRD ROW: C. Wills, J. Chandler, A. Rapp, L. Brown, A. Davis, C. Jenkins, N. Irvine, J. Sibole, S. Shipley. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS NEWSPAPER STAFF Shirley Halterman Linda Givens------ Ruth Ann Bapst - - Joyce Hall - - - - Bob Rapp----- -- - Mr. Rapp — - - - Sue Bobst - - - - - Sandra Davis------ FIRST ROW: Jimmy Fields, Marilyn Blaney, Mr. Thorson, Sandra Davis, Vernon Remy. SECOND ROW: Wayne Rigs by, Shirley Blevins, Joyce Hall, Ronnie Borden. THIRD ROW: Mike Spriggs, Linda Givens, Danny Asbury. FOURTH ROW: Roger Compton, Bob Rapp. - - Asst. Editor Reporter Reporter Gossip Reporter Reporter - - - Advisor - — - Editor Gossip Reporter STUDENT COUNCIL CADET BAND Janie Jenkins------------- - - - - Nancy Borden - -------- -- ------- -- Pamela Walls - - — ------------- Bob Rapp, Vice President------- Mr. Rapp------------- ------------ -- Steve Thornsberry -------- ------- Mr. Nnnley -------- -- ------------ -- Dale Trainer, President -------- Sue Elliott, Secretary-Treasurer - Seventh grade ----- Sixth grade - - Eighth grade Ninth grade Faculty advisor - - Tenth grade Executive advisor - Twelfth grade Eleventh grade FIRST ROW: Mike Gibson, Steve Adams. Butch Bobst and Allan Roberts. SEC OND ROW: Karen Rose, Judia Picklesimer, Linda Bobst, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Borden and Sue Adams. THIRD ROW: Wayne Adams, Bill Magaw, Gary Adrian, Don Rapp. Ken Bobst and Rocky Joe Brown. Mr. Thorson - Director. County Agriculture Agent County Court Judge - - - Common Pleas Judge - - County Recorder - - - - - County Clerk ------- County Treasurer - - - - Health Commissioner - - County Engineer - - - - - Welfare Director - - - - ■ County Superintendent - County Commissioner - - --- R. O. McFERREN •GEORGE O. PACHUTA • - - EARL D. PARKER ---OTTIE W. RENO FORREST E. ROBERTS - - HOMER L. SCAGGS - - DR. DANIEL GAUDY W. L. SHERIDAN - - NELSON E. SMITH --------------- J. E. WAY ---------------- EDDIE WEST PIKE COUNTY OFFICIALS Probate Judge - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - WILL H. ACORD Prosecuting Attorney - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- WRAY SEVENS County Auditor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -W. M. COOL Veteran's Service Officer - -- -- -- -- JAMES M. DRENNEN Sheriff-----------------------------------------------------------------------JESSE FOSTER County Commissioner - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- NEAL WALLS County Coroner - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- PAUL JONES State Representative - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- GEORGE LEIST County Commissioner - -- -- -- -- - GEORGE McALLISTER Board of Elections - -- -- -- -- -- -- - JACK M. McCANN Happine s s ! ! !Prosperity! ! !Congratulations I ! ! CLASS OF 1960 ADAMS DRY GOODS AND SUPER MARKET MR. and MRS. FRANK ADAMS Beaver, OhioPhone 4201 CALLAHAN HATCHERY Prescriptions - Cameras Veterinary Supplies Phone 118 Jackson OhioJackson Ohio Compliments of 239 Main Street Phone 33 6Jackson, Ohio Jackson, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of 33 David Avenue Jackson, Ohio Member of Ohio Poultry Improvement Plan Classified as U.S. Pullorum Typhoid Clean Phone 13-M 97 Gay Street JACKSON RETREADING CENTER DR. JOHN E. RODERICK LEWIS DRUG STORE TOM McKINNISS RESTAURANT Hotpoint CHERRINGTON’S APPLIANCE STORE "Across From the Courthouse Men's and Boys' Wear CLAAR BROTHERS Compliments of BUCKEYE MILL AND LUMBER COMPANY Jackson Ohio S If Jackson, Ohio Phone 896 446 Main Street Jackson, Ohio JOE EUBANKS HARRY MARTIN Congratulations to the Class of I9 60 Your Friendly Pike County Ford Dealer Since 1914 Ford Cars and Trucks Phone 566 Waverly, Ohio ROM CLARENCE VALLERY SONS, INC. Compliments of Fine Cakes and Pastries 305 N. Market Phone 879 Waverly, Ohio Waverly, Ohio Compliments of Phone 60 and 61 303 S. Market Street Waverly, Ohio FIRST NATIONAL BANK Waverly, Ohio Member Federal Reserve Member F. D. I. C. Piketon Branch HELMAN’S FLOWERS & INSURANCE Proprietor, K. M. VANCE Phone 23 WAVERLY FURNITURE COMPANY^ BEST POLICY at all Times %J WAVERLY PASTRY SHOP Proprietors MILK and ICE CREAM 237 Second Street Portsmouth, Ohio HOWSON’S TIRE SERVICE 68*67 N. Walnut Street Phone 3-5521 (general) TIRE J (general) \TRUCK TIRE/ Chillicothe, Ohio OYER Waverly, Ohio X VOELKER Route 1 f THE \ GENERAL

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