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Mr. I. T, War-thman -5 Superintendent, American Goverment
Ohio University - B, S. in Education
, Ohio State University - M. A,
Mr. Dean O. Clark - Principal, History, Speech
Ohio State University - B. S, in Education
. University of California - M, Q,
Mr. William M. Ansley - Instrumental Music
Ohio State University - B. S. in Education
Mrs. Margaret Baker - Home Economics
Ohio State University - B. S, in Education
Mr. Robert L. Bowden - Science
Ohio Northern University - B. S. in Education
Haverford College - A. B.
University of Michigan - M. A,
Miss Mabel Crawford - English, Latin
Denison University - Ph. B,
Columbia University - M. A.
Miss Ruth Hankish - Commercial
Bowling Green State University - B. S. in Business Administration
Mr. Richard D. Kain - Industrial Arts
Ohio Northern University - B. 5. in Education
lr. J. J. Kreglow - Agriculture
Ohio State University - B. S. in Education
Mr. Albert A. Melkonian - Social Science, English, Mathematics, Drawing
Brooklyn College
Ohio State University - B. S. in Education
Mr. Ralph E. Obenour - Mathematics, Printing
Ohio Northern University - B. S. in Education
Mrs. Betsy Remsburg - Biology, Physical Education
College of Wooster - B. S.
Mr. Stanley J. Salter - Vocal Music
Taylor University - B, S, in Education f
Mrs. Hazel Tallman - English, Mathematics, Literature, Reading
Ohio Northern University - B. 5. in Education
Mr. Clarence C. Thompson - Health, History, Physical Education
Rio Grande College
Ohio Northern University - B. 5.
Mrs. Pearl Underwood Q English, History
Ohio Northern University - B. 5. in Education
Miss Maxine Deringer - Secretary
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FLOWER: COLORS:
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Ronald Parshall
Janet Welsh
Jeanne Dodge
Dorothy Jump
CLASS OFFICERS:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
CLASS ADVISERS:
Miss Mabel Crawford Mrs. Margaret Baker
ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES:
Joan Ream
Phil Gilmore
Clair Kindle
Glenn Ernsberger
Sonja Clay
Phyllis Reams
Sally Allen
Sonja Clay
Joyce Harrod
Howard Klingler
Gloria Miller
Janet Welsh
Donald Van Atta
Janet Welsh
Glenn Ernsberger
Joyce Harrod
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Student Council
Student Council
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Jr. Red Cross
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Intramural Manager
Intramural Manager
ORGANIZATION HEADS:
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MARGARET BAKER
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JANET L. WELSH
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DONALD C. VAN ATTA JOYCE L. HARROD
PHILLIP R. GILMORE JOAN REAM
MABEL CRAWFORD
Adviser
JEANN E DODGE
Secretary
HOWARD F. KLINCLER
CLAIR W. KINDLE
JOSEPH KLINGLER CAROL NEU
SALLY ALLEN fy LARRY DUDCEON
NEAL PAUGH BONNIE MANSFIELD
JOYCE WOLFLEY EUGENE PRESTON
PHYLLIS REAMS CLARENCE GARVER
RICHARD MARSHALL BARBARA ORDERS
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A beam of darkness, let it grow."
TENNYSON
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JUNIOR CLASS NAMES
Wayne Fleming.........President
Ed Baker.........Vice President
Mr. Obenour... .....Adviser
Jack Suhr.... ....Secretary
Fred Runser... ....Treasurer
Beverly Hattery, Robert Hitchcock,Peggy Clark,
Robert Hooper, Shirley Sheldon, Tom Tallman,
Jean Marshall.
Arden Searson,Gloria Nichols, George Wissingeg
Nancy Long, John Anspach, Mary Ann Fleming,
Roger Fleming,
Antoinette Anastesi, Bill Gilbert, Dorothy
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Smith, Anebel Motter.
Billy Bales, Helen Smith, Mervin Rush, Dottie
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Richard Dicus.
Ellen Smith, Jim Crates, Mary Griffith, Ralph
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Shirley Marling, Patty Wright, Patty LaRue,
Jean Warthmen, Constance Conley.
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Hats off to the juniors
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stars on the floor Ed and Jack
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Remember the couple at carnival time
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Ye always will remember those tvo old Ford
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Tearing down Grand Avenue
How did they stay alive?
In girls basketball, Betty was head
Lon just about every game,
Mary Ann, Jean, Mildred, and Shelly
Will certainly ride on to fame.
For music, always at contest time
The girls, Helen and Shirley
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Mary Bea's and Connie's lovely eyes,
Mill live in the hearts of many.
And Beverly and Ellen cut quite a figure
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If you want to have a good time and laugh
It's Dick, a new boy this year.
While Bill Bale is the artist of the class
About him, plenty, you'll hear.
Peg can cook, no question raised.
A good wife to somebody she'll make.
Since Shirley's engaged, it's about time
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Bob, who is letterer on the annual staff
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Roger and Dick are quiet anc friendly
But their duties ne'er did they shirk.
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iith fond amusement you'll recall.
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SOFHOMORE CLASS NAMES
Miss Hankish-Adviser, Ernie Risner-President,
Marjorie Fleming-Vice Preiident Marlene
Crawford-Secretary-Treasurer, Gerald Deerth-
Student Council, Joe Harrod-Student Council,
Mr. Bowden-Adviser.
Norma LaRue, Russell Peper, Sue Young, Carol
James, Patty Dodge, Carol Stober, Walter
Anspech, Joyce Heller.
Dana Sloan, Paul Allen, Martha Reyl, Alverna
Stair, Joie Benham, Gerald Marling,Jean Cross.
Elizabeth Bower, Ronnie Made, Eileen May,
Betty Pruitt, Bob Lamb, Joan Tressel.
Larry Klingler, Geraldine Bailey, Lola Shadlem
Mary Klingler, Waldo Rayl.
Corelie Miller, Don Sanderson, Janice Holfleyw
Alice Romick, Ralph Moormen, Betty Cunninghan.
Mary Markle, Bob Uebb, Shirley Merqusit, Linda
Mein, Mary Lou Morris, Loren Betz, Sally Jc
Link.
Joyce May, Vaughn Cermean, Millie Baughman,
Carolyn Leslie, Patty Binkley, Cerloyn Messick
Eugene Zimmerly, Judy McClure.
Carol hood, Emily Bale, Doris Binkley,CerlbS
Conley, Charles Deringer.
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Most popular
Best looking
Neetest appearing
Prettiest heir
Most co-operative
Peppiest
Most athletic
Most beshful
Most intelligent
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Joe Harrod
Eugene Zimmerly
Ronnie Made
Walter Anspach
Lrnie Risner
Russell Peper
Vaughn Cermean
Gerald Marling
Bob Lamb
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Carol James
Marlene Crawford
Joie Benham
Emily Bale
Mary Klingler
Joan Tressel
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FRESHMEN CLASS NAMES
Mrs. Underwood-Adviser, Carol Kreglow-President, Valera
Iams-Vice President, Sue Houser-Secretary, Norma Burman-
Treasurer, Yrs. Tallman-Adviser.
Phyllis Gudakunst, Harold Henry, Barbara Kipker, Sara
Traucht, Joan Scott, Laverne Wash, Charles Newland,
Carol Simon.
Juanita Wirries, Jack Irwin, Beverly Orders, Linda Baker
Nancy Mansfield, Sally Smith, .Forgan Garver, Jeaneen
Wirries.
Joe Allen, Frances Harsh, Sonnv Bosch, Wilma Knell,
Margaret Dudgeon, Larry Hubbell, Mary Burkholder, Roger
England.
Patsy Decker, John Marshall, Marian Tinsler, John Hat-
tery, Ernie Boutwell, Phvllis Earl, Jerry Marshall,
Carolyn Klingler.
Jim Curtiss, Clarice Jump, Kay Staley, Jeanette Moorman
Carol Fleming, Kathryn Legge, Dorothy Fox, Dean Baker.
Max Casper, Mary Agin, Glenn Deringer, Joyce Hawes,
Linda Coburn, Ronnie Jump, Patty Sanders, Arnold Brown.
Dianne Florida, Jack Hathewson, Joyce Anspach, Harold
Musser, Buddy Routson, Judy Smith, Herbert Spallinger,
Leah Hetrick.
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CAN YOU RECOGNIZE THESE FRESHHEN?
Joyce Hawes
Phvllis Earl
Bud Routson
Jerry Marshall
Harold Musser
Joan Scott
Judy Smith
Max Casper
Wilma Knell
Morgan Garver
Barbara Kipker
Ronnie Jump
Carol Simon
Dianne Florida
Juanita Wirries
Jack Nathewson
Charles Newland
Dean Baker
Sonny Bosch
John Marshall
Sally Smith
Blondie
Boots
Red Ryder
Jughead
Lil' Abner
Louise Sweeney
Abbie
Rex Morgan
Pug
Roy Rogers
Daisy Mae
Jiggs
Maggie
Myrtle
Brenda Breeze
Tarzan
Dagwood
Steve Canyon
Scotty
. Henry
Olive
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EIGHTH GRADE NAMES
Richard Ladd-Reporter,Jack Fensler-Vice President, Jerry
Hooper-President, Marvin BaransyeTreasurer, Helen Foxy
Reporter.
Mr. Ansley-Adviser, Robert LaRue, Dianne Siferd, -Gary
Brown, Morris Shephard, Ruth May, Richard Ackerman, Mr.
Salter-Adviser.
Joy Smith, Charles Boutwell, Laura Heller, Russell
Truman, Vivien Harmon, Chester Cook, Flecia Gibbons,
Ronald Motter, Barbara Gunn, Stephen Cole, Sandra Simon,
Weldon Risner.
David Parshall, Marian Stair, David Gordon, Marlene,
Myers, Gerald Koop, Charlotte White, Donald Fisher,Caro1
Gardner, Donald Sparks, Arlene Gilbert, Donald Thompson,
Mary Dudgeon.
Marilyn Marthman, Eugene McClure, Carol Jett, Larry
Greenawalt, Patricia Morrison, Robert Klingler, Elsie
LaRue, Mordy Moorman, Sally Miller, Gerald Rayl, Arlo
Barry, James Nonamaker.
Joe Goodwin, John Miller, Lowell Jump, Kent Staley,
Roberta Fleming, Irene Marling, Cecil Wright, Jean
Musser, Allan Dobnicker, John Van Atta, Justin Dearth
Brice Cheney.
Della Moss, Barbara Morris, Dennis Heldman.
SEVENTH GRADE NAM S
Mr. Thompson-Adviser, Nancy Allen-President, .Howard
Umphress-Vice President,Edison Long-Secretary-Treasurer,
Alan Hetrick-Reporter, Mr. Melkonian-Adviser.
Patricia Myers, Marilyn Bosse, Gary Hattery, Sharon Fox,
Gerald Dearth, Sheila Simons, Sharon Simons, Byron
Baughman, Nancy Brown, Gary Rush, Ruth Fox,Janet Dearth.
Gerald Hinkley, Dorothy Boutwell, Perry Long, Alice
Warthman, Joe Hright, Blanche McCafferty, Erdman Hack-
worth, Emma Morris, Larry Ream, Helen F1eming,Jack Gunn,
Alice Reams.
Virginia Brown, Dick Elliot, Dorothy Ackerman, Conrad
Siferd, Jean Hawes, Mayne Collins, Judith Anspach,Harold
Duffy, Patricia Wyse, Freddie Hubbell, Brenda Gollett,
Willis Brown.
Max Rambo,Darlene Yinger, Paul Downing,Janet Ziokafoose,
John Kramer, Deanne Staley, Billy Stoll, Sandra Welsh
Stephen Craig, Mary James, David Chandler, David Mellow.
Betty Stone, Sue Schindler, Stephen Smith,Ernest Dudgeon
Luana Hall.
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Alice Reams
Sharon Simon
Sheila Simon
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Bill Stoll
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The vocal music department of Ada
High School, is under the direction of
Mr. Stanley Salter. The department con-
sists of a mixed choir of fifty voices,
a fresh en girls' chorus of twenty
voices, and a girls' glee club of fifty
voices.
The freshmen girls worked on the
same music as the girls' glee club, but
made their only appearance in the Spring
Concert. The other groups participated
in several activities. They were: A
minstrel presented by the choir on Feb-
ruary l and 2. The Annual Spring Concert
the Community Institute, the District
Solo and Ensemble Contest in Lima, and
the District Choir Contest at Ohio Nor-
thern.
Officers for these clubs are:
MIXED CHOIR
President .......... Jeanne Dodge
Vice President ...... . .Sonja Clay
Treasurer ..... . . . Ronnie Parshall
Librarians . . .Ed Baker, Carolyn Leslie
Howard Klingler
Reporter ........ Shirley Sheldon
BOYS' GLEE CLUB
President .......... .Ralph Spar
Vice President , ,,,,,, Fred Runser
Secretary-Treasurer ..., Wayne Fleming
Librarian. ..... . . Tom Tallman
Reporter . . . . . . . . . . .Dan Snyder
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
President. . . . . . Antoinette Anastasi
Vice President . . . . . . . Joie Bonham
Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Gloria Miller
Librarians . , , , . , , Mary Klingler
Millie Baughman
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SOLO AND EESEMBLE CONTEST
The District Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Lima, Ohio on
March 29. Students who entered are listed with their ratings.
QQQE TITLE
SOPRANO
Bonnie Mansfield Nocturne
Carolyn Leslie
Helen Smith
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Joyce Harrod
Millie Beughman
MEZZO SOPRANC
Linde Mein
Sonja Clay
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BARITONES
Howard Klingler
Den Snyder
Tom Tallman
Ellie
Ralph Spar
GIRLS LNSLMBLE
MIXED ENSLAELE
Lass Mith e Delicate Air
Prayer Perfect
Morning
Friend O Mine
There Is No Death
who kill Buy My Lavender
when Irish Eyes Are Smiling
The Trumpeter
Invictus
Blind Ploughman
Bell In The Lighthouse Rings
Glorious Fountains
April Airs
-RQTIISE
Superior
Superior
Excellent
Superior
Superior
Excellent
Excellent
Good
Excellent
Excellent
Good
Excellent
Superior
Superior
The soloists and ensembles who received Superior ratings vere'Uun
eligible to go to the state contest held et Otterbein college at
Lesterville on April l9.
VIOIINS:
CELLO:
STRING EASS:
PIANO:
CLARINETS:
PICCOIO:
FLUTE:
OBGE:
SAXAPHONES:
HORNS:
TRGMBONES:
BARITQNES:
TUBAS:
BELL LYRE:
CYMBALS:
TYNPANI:
SNARE DRUMS:
BASS DRUM:
TRUMPET:
STRING ENSEMBLE
Mary Markle, Joan Tressel, 'Sun Young, Joyce
Harrod, Helen Smith, Jean Cross. .
Linda Main
Bonnie Mansfield
Carolyn Leslie
CONCERT BAND
Joie Benham, Paul Downing, Margaret Dudgeon,
Mary Markle, Della Moss, Varian Stair, Shirley
Tinsler, Alice Warthman.
Linda Main
Marlene Crawford
Mildred Baughman
Carolyn Leslie, Joyce Heller, Nancy Mansfield
Sally Link, Alverna Stair, Joan Tressel, Sue
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Searson, Sally Smith, Dan Snyder, Bill
Joyce Anspach, Carol James
Larry Dudgeon, Joe Harrod
Joyce Hawes
Ruth May
Jean Cross
Bonnie Mansfield, Bill Bale, Morris Shepherd
Glenn Ern sb er ger
Janet Welsh, Carol Wood, Sam Weishampel, Patsy
Decker, Ernest Dudgeon.
MAJORETTES
Sonja Clay, drum majorette, led the other majorettes --
Dorothy Jump, Phyllis Beams, Shirley Tinsler--and the march-
ing band through their paces at every football game thisyea:
Their mascots were Janice Irwin,Sherry and Joyce Hauenstein.
They entertained everyone with their antics in the half-time
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STUDENT COUNCIL i
The Student Council is an organization of representa-
tives elected from the student body for the purpose of fost-
ering better relations betmeen, the administration and the
students. The members for 1951-52 are as follows:
Glenn Ernsberger . President
Phil Gilmore Vice President
Gloria Nichols Secretary
Joan Ream Treasurer
Ed Baker Sgt. at Arms
Miss Mabel Crawford Adviser
Clair Kindle Gerald Dearth
Wayne Fleming Robert LaRue
Joe Harrod Phyllis Gudakunst
edison Long
The members of the Student Council are elected annually
from each class. The Council, with their adviser, Miss Mabel
Crawford, meet every first and third Monday, alternating
third and eighth periods. The Council tries to help solve
various problems of the student body which arise during the
year.
Somet of the projects of the Student Council were the
sale of activity tickets, helping purchase the popcorn pop-
per, purchasing the Christmas tree and decorating it, and
taking care of the business part of the concessions at the
games. They make the arrangements for the Interclass Con-
test and the Banquet. The psychologist, Dr. Guy Morris Bing-
ham, was also sponsored by the Student Council.
There are three main committees of the Student Council.
The social committee supervises and plans all the junior
high and senior high parties and dances. This committee is
headed by Joan Ream with Phyllis Gudakunst and Gloria Nichdb
as assistants. Their committee members are: Sonja Clay,
Dorothy Jump, Carolyn Leslie, Jerry Hooper, Bobby LaRue,
Edison Long, and Nancy Allen.
The assembly committee plans and schedules all the
programs for the year. This committee is composed of the
vice presidents of each class, headed by Phil Gilmore and
assisted by Joe Harrod, and Wayne Fleming,'The other members
are: Janet Welsh, Ed Baker, Marjorie Fleming, Valera Iams,
Jack Fensler, and Howard Umphress.
The hall monitors are headed by Clair Kindle. Tlieir
duty is to keep the halls in order between periods. The re-
gular monitors are Clarence Garver, Clair Kindle, Howard
Klingler, Dick Marshall, Neal Paugh, Bill Gilbert, Bob Read,
Peeter Mannik, Ronnie Parshall, Donald Van Atta, Don Zim-
merly, Glenn Ernsberger,, Phil Gilmore, Ed Baker, Wayne
Fleming, Jack Suhr, Fred Runser, and Danny Snyder. The sub-
stitutes are Russell Dearth,Joe Klingler, Larry Dudgeon, and
Arden Searson.
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PURPLC 8, GOLD
Eublished hi-weekly
Qnbelievahle articles good articles
Qead bv the students A Qfficiel news voice of Ada Hi
gases-six hig ones g gots of societv and feature
Lively sports page Qustpan changed
Egchanges from other schools
During the 1951-52 school vear the Purple 8: Gold has
published hvelve issues. The printing class printed each
issue. -
The Dustpan column had its name changed to the Peepin'
Pat column. WWho's Chou and 'Tales on Teechersu were con-
tinued from last venr, while Class-I-Lied Ads was a ne? fea-
ture this year.
The staff tried to bring interesting nets to the stu-
dents and encouraged env student to help on the paper. Fbr
the first time since the paper has been started, the grade
teachers wrote up the news of their classes and it was pub-
lished in each issue as a regular column.
MASTHEAD
Editor-in-Chief. . . . . . Janet Welsh
Business Manager. . . .Shirlev Sheldon
Assistant .... ..... Bob Reed
News Editor. . . . .Bonnie Mansfield
Feature Editor. . . . . Pat Spellman
Assistant. . . . . . .Jean Cross
Social Editor. .,. . . . Jean Uarth an
Sports Editors. . . . .Ronnie Parshall
Millie Bnughman
Circulation Manager. . . . . . . . Jack Suhr
Exchange Editor. . . . . Antoinette Anastasi
Inquiring Reporter. . .... . . . . Emilv Bale
Music Department . . . . . . . . . . .Sally Link
Printers. . . . . . .Neal Peugh, Bob Hitchcock
Joe Klingler, Jim crates
Adviser. . . .... . . . ........ . . R. E. Obenour
In addition to those named on the masthead, the follow-
ing students helped on the paper: Sallv Allen, Shirley
Tinsler, Dorothv Bout ell, Brenda Collett, Willis Brown,
Helen Fbx, Jov Smith, Sallv Smith, Carol Fleminv, Ilene Fav,
Joyce Heller, Mary Karkle, and Pecgv Clark.
ANNUAL STAFF
During the past school year the annual staff has put a
good deal of time and effort into this publication. We have
not found it easy to put out an an ual. There have been
many corrections to make and mistakes to rectify but after a
year's labor we are ready to present the finished product to
the student body, we hope you will enjoy it and that in the
years to coma it will be a reminder of the people and activ-
ities which made up this school year.
The following people made up this year's staff:
Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Harrod
Business Manager . . . . . . . . . Jeanne Dodge
Assistants . . .Jean Warthman, Carolyn Leslie
Write-Up Editor
Shirley Sheldon
Assistants . . . Phil Gilmore, Gloria Nichols
Feature Editor , .Joan Ream
Assistant . . . Carol James
Picture Editor Patsy Spellman
Assistants . . . Ed Baker, Joe Harrod
Sports Editor. . ...... Bob Lamb
Assistant . . Ronnie Parshall
Photography . . . . .Glenn Ernsberger
Artist . . . Clarence Garver
Letterer . . .... Bob Hooper
Adviser . . . Miss Mabel Crawford
TYPISTS
Bon ie Mansfield, Janet Welsh, Barbara Orders,
Dorothy Jump, and Joyce Harrod
Typing and Mimeographing
Adviser . , . . , . . . . . . Miss Ruth Hankish
ANN UAL
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Y-TEENS
President............Joyce Harrod
Vice President...,.Gloria Nichols
Secretary..,.,,,,.Jeanne Whrthman
Treasurer......,.....J6HHH6 Dadge
Program Chm,,,,,,Bonnie Mansfield
Devotional Chm.,,,,Shirley Tinsler
Music Chmooo ouooo euseoossonja Clay
Publicity Chm. ..... ,Patsy Spellman
Social Chmsoonoe .......Joan Ream
Service Chm... ....Dorothy Jump
Mabel Crawford...Adviser
division of
the club is
The Y-Teens are a
ation. The purpose of
girls, devoted to the
ideals of personal and
faith as Christians.n
the Young Women's Christian Associ-
"'To build a fellowship of women and
task of realising, in our common life, those
social living to which we are committed by our
The members of the club are the senior, junior, and sophomore
girls,The sophomore girls join at the beginning of the second semester
in a special recognition service, Meetings' are held birweekly during
the eighth period. The programs consist of speakers, discussions,
talent programs, and music, ' '
some of this year's events included the Christmas party sith Ken-
ton, selling potato chips along idth the other YfTeen clubs of the
state, the Mother and Daughter Banquet, and the dance with Hi-Y,
Y-Teens, es a service project, sent chocolate to the children
overseas for Christmas, They also sponsored the Easter.Services to-
gether with the HifY. During Y-Teen.Week they attended church in a
body, dressed in club colors, and were hall monitors.
' ' HIyY '
.President,......,,.Donald Van Atta
Vice PresidentQ.,,.Clarence Garver
Secretary.,,,,,,,,,,,Wayne Fleming
' ,A Dean Clark,
Devotional Chm,,,,,,Daniel Snyder
Treasurer,..,....s...,Fred Ru ser
Program Chm.,5,.,Glenn Ernsberger
oweokdviser' '
All boys of the upper three grades are eligible to join this
organisation of our school, '
The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout
the school and community, high standards of Christian character, This
the boys try to achieve through clean speech, cleen sports, clean
scholarship and clean living. - ,
In contrast with previous yeers,thls group met every other week.
The well planned programs included speakers, movies, and discussions.
Potluoks, playnights, swim ing, and skating parties were held through-
out the year, 1
A Hi+Y and Y-Teens held joint meetings and joined in presentation
of the religious services during Holy Week,e p ' ,
F. H.
A.
Officers
President ......... Gloria Miller
Vice President....Jean Marshall
Gloria Nichols '
Secretary ........ Barbara Orders
Treasurer .... .... Judy McClure
Historian ........... Norma LaRue
The purpose of F. H. A. is to
life, make a better community, and
This organization is composed
who have had one or more years of
had 50 members.
The meetings are held on the
every month.
Initiation of new members wa
year have included a formal dance,
Parliamentarian. ...... Joyce Heller
Song Leader .......... Mary Griffith
Pianist ............ Jeanne Warthman
Reporter......, .... Shirley Sheldon
Sponsor........Mrs. Margaret Baker
Chapter Mother..Mrs. Anabel Orders
promote interest in home and family
to promote international good will.
of girls in the upper four grades
home economics. This year F. H. A.
first Monday and third Thursday of
s held on October l. Events of the
a Christmas party, and a mother
daughter banquet. They closed the year with a farewell party for the
seniors in F. H. A.
For their projects this year, they worked for the Junior Homemaker
Degree, Chapter Homemaker Degree, and State Homemaker Degree.
President.......Howard Klingler
FD Fl Al
Officers
Treasurer.... ....Don Zimmerly
Reporter.... ...Wayne Fleming
Vice President.....Clair Kindle
Secretary...........Fred Runser
'Adviser - J. J.
Motto: Learning to do, doing
to serve.
Purpose:
ure farmer citizens.
Sentinel.... ....Arden Searson
Kreglow
to learn, learning to live, living
To improve agriculture and to improve themselves as fut-
The club has four goals which each member strives for: Green hand
Future Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. Those pertain to
farming, investments, earning, and
easily obtained.
leadership. These goals are not
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
President .... . . .Janet Welsh
Vice President . . . .Shirley Sheldon
Secretary, . , , Carolyn Leslie
Treasurer. . . . Gloria Nichols
Reporter ........... Millie Baughman
Intramural Managers. Sonja Clay - Sally Allen
Sgt, at Arms , , , Dorothy Jump - Joan Ream
Adviser , . . . . .Nrs. Betsy Remsburg
G.A.A. .is an organization of the girls in the upper
four grades who are interested in athletics. This year the
organization had the largest membership in several years
with ninety-two members.
The purpose of G.A.A. is to create more interest and
enthusiasm in girls sports.
To win a letter, sportrate, or pin a girl must earn a
required number of points. Some of the many ways to earn
these points are: playing in the noon games, refereeing at
noon games, selling concessions at football, and basketball
games, being an officer in G.A.A., being a cheerleader, or
attending the club meetingse
G.A.A. has one meeting a month: this is held on the
third Monday night of the month. The first meeting of this
year was the initiation of the freshmen at a Weiner roast at
Memorial Park. Other highlights of the year were: a talk
by Niss Lourie, of Hooster College, the mother-daughter pot-
luck, a chili supper, the valentine dance, a swimming party,
and a skating party. The last meeting of the year was a
farewell banquet for the seniors in G.A.A. at which the
axards frf were given to those who earned them.
CHEERLEADERS
Sally Allen, Gloria Miller, Antoinette Anastasi, and
Millie Baughman, four active members of G.A.A., were chosen
by the student body as cheerleaders for '51 and '52. They
led us through the year with much enthusiasm and many
rousing cheers.
'THE UNBXPECTLD GULSTU
The cast of characters for the senior class play which
was presented on May 2 and 3 was as follows:
Paul Evans Upton. . . .Howard Klingler
Mary Upton. . . . . . . . Joyce Harrod
George Upton . . . .Donavin Zimmerly
Eleanor Upton. . .... Sonja Clay
Harry Huston. . . . . .Ronald Parshall
Delivery Man . . . .Glenn Ernsberger
John Blowing ........ Phil Gilmore
Joseph Krumley ........ .Alan Harp
Prince Tashum Sumbore . . .Peeter Mennik
Mrs. Greeley ......... Sally Allen
Helen Greeley ....... Phyllis Reams
Director . . .Albert Melkonian
The play takes place in the country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Upton. Mr. Upton has just made his million and Mrs.
Upton sees her opportunity to become the society leader of
her city by having a big dance and inviting the renownfad
Hindu Prince poet to be the distinguished guest. The Upton's
two children, Eleanor and George, are home from college on
vacation. Very suddenly, Harry Huston, a fraternity brother
of George's drops in for an unexpected visit with George.
Meanwhile, the Prince telegraphs the Upton's that he will be
unable to be present. George takes the telegram and he and
Harry begin fooling around with a turban and Mrs.Upton walks
in and sees Harry. She immediately mistakes lxis identity
and so the news gets around that the Prince has arrived.
The dance begins and theUPrincengets along very nicely.
He is making a hit with Eleanor whom he really came to
see. Eleanor and her boyfriend, John Blowing, have a half
quarrel after Krumley, the detective, tries to make love to
her and the UPrinceW rescues Eleanor.
Later in the evening, Eleanor receives a telegram from
the real Prince saying that he will be able to come after
all. She thinks the telegraph company is crazy because the
Prince has already arrived. But the real Prince arrives,
much to the amazement of the tvo boys--George and Harry.
After the boys caught the real Prince and tied him up secuny
ly--so the boys thought-the Prince enters the same room with
Harry. After a scramble, the true identity of the Prince is
revealed. He is not a Prince but a jewel thief.
Harry is planning to return to college without telling
his identity but Eleanor learns of it. Eleanor has a big
fight with John and they break up. Then Harry and Eleanor
decide that they would be happier together.
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On the nights of November 15 and 16, the junior class of Ada High
School presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a comedy in three acts.
The cast of characters in order of their appearance was:
Steward .........
Mrs. Skinner ......
Cornelia Skinner....
Otis Skinner .... ....
Emily Kimbrough.....
Purser... .... ..... .
Stewardess.......
Dick Winters ....
Admiral...........
Harriet St. John....
Winifred Blaugh.....
Leo MbEvoy........
Inspector,...,...
Therese.............
Madam Eliseoonooooos
Monsieur de la Croix
Window Cleaner,,,,,,
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...Wayne Fleming
...Jean Warthman
...Patsy Spellman
.....Fred Runser
...Anabel hotter
a o naaoau Baker
...Gloria Nichols
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.George aissinger
....Mary Griffith
......Peggy Clark
.......Bob Hooper
..3hirley Tinsler
toinette Anastasi
... .......Dorothy Houser
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........T0m Tallman
Cornelia and Emily, teen-age girls wanting freedom from their
parents, are making a trip to Paris. The famous Otis Skinner and his
wife, Cornelia's parents, are also going to Paris on another ship,
The girls have been given usafety pocketsn, little bags which they
wear under their skirts, to keep their valuables in. As soon as
they are alone the girls try to get rid of their Usafety pocketsu but
they become entangled in a chain of events which merrily include Dick
and Lee, American boys, and Harriet and Winifred, two English girls.
when it is the day to leave the ship Cornelia contracts a case of
the measles and has to be smuggled past the health inspector.
Once in Paris the girls go to a rooming house run by Madam Elise
and her daughter Therese. Here, they finally get rid of the nsafety
pocketsn only to receive a new set from Mrs. Skinner. Cornelia takes
acting lessons from Monsieur de la Croix who doesn't care for Cornelia
but hopes to use her father's influence for his own popularity. Lee
and Dick come to take the girls out to dinner and Cornelia discovers
that she has been attacked by bedbugs. Emily and Cornelia's mother
try to cover up for her, much to the amazement of the window washer,
who can't quite understand the situation.
After the Paris vacation is over, and after a feeble attempt to
lose the usafety pocketsn, Emily and Cornelia are homeward bound.
Mra Albert Melkonian directed the play and Alva Rubenstine from
Ohio Northern assisted. Mention should also be made of the many
juniors who worked with tickets, stage, and properties, for without
them there would have been no play.
INTERCLASS CONTEST
There was a lot of class spirit between the seniors,
juniors, and sophomores on the day of March 7, 1952 for that
was the day of the annual Interclass Contest. The trad-
itional literary battle was for the coveted cup which GOD-
testants of each class would like to win for their class-
mates. The seniors and sophomores .each had two firsts, but
the seniors won by the number of points.
The Interclass Contest, one of the highlights of the
year, is sponsored by the student council, and this year
marked the thirtieth contest since its beginning.
The evening was ended by stunts from each of the three
classes participating in the contest.
The following students participated in the program:
Essay:
Tursuit of Happiness
Are Sports Worthwhile?
The Power offiayer
Reading:
Tobias Takes A Sleeper
She Goes to a Football
Gigglin' Lizzie
Oration:
The Heritage of Youth
World Leadership?
Gur Greatest Threat
Short Story:
F?E61 i5TEEH Board
Give He the Needle!
Prize of the Earth
Game
Special numbers given were:
Gloria Nichols, Junior
1fRobert Lamb , Sophomore
Janet Welsh, Senior
rPhil Gilmore, Senior
Anabel Motter, Junior
Mildred Baughman, Sophomore
YJoyce Heller, Sophomore
Glenn Ernsberger, Senior
Daniel Snyder, Junior
Carlos Conley, Sophomore
sBonnie Mansfield, Senior
Patsy Spellman, Junior
Violin:SEf5WTAwmTLT 'WAS Mary Markle, Sophomore
Vocal Duet Joyce Harrod, Howard Klingler, Seniors
Trumpet Solo Sam Weishampel, Junior
INTERCLASS BANQUET
NPainting the Clouds with Sunshinen was the theme of
the Interclass Banquet held on March S in the multiple pur-
pose room. The delicious dinner was prepared and served by
the women of the Sugar Grove Methodist Church.
All six classes were represented on the program follow-
ing the dinner. Jeanne Dodge was Mistress of Ceremonies
with Phyllis Reams, Bob Hooper, Russell Peper, Sally Smith,
Jean Hawes, Darlene Yinger, Alice Warthman, Mr. Bowden, and
several members of the eighth grade participating in the
program.
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PRINCE OF PEACE CONTEST
On November 11, the annual Prince of Peace
Contest was held. This year the contest was di-
vided into two groups with the juniors and seniors
at the Presbyterian Church and the sophomores at
the Church of Christ.
The local contest winners were Glenn Ernsber-
ger and Joyce Heller with Eilliam and Emily Bale
as respective alternates.
In the County Contest, Joyce Heller won top
honors and Glenn Ernsberger won second place.
Since she was first in Hardin County, Joyce
was eligible to compete in the District Contest,
in which she placed third.
Other participants were:
William Bale
Emily Bale
Alan Combs
Glenn Ernsberger
Joyce Heller
Linda Main
Mary Markle
Tom Tallman
Jo Ann Tressel
SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TESTS
On Saturday, February 23, five senior stu-
dents went to Kenton for the annual Senior Schol-
arship Tests. These tests include the folloving
subjects: English, history, mathematics, science,
and reading.
Glenn Ernsberger placed seventh in Hardin
County and Janet Welsh received honorable mention.
Those who took the tests were:
Peeter Mannik
Phil Gilmore
Jeanne Dodge
Glenn Ernsberger
Janet Welsh
Bonnie Mansfield
SCHOOL CALENDAR
1951 - 1952
' SEPTEMBER
School opens
Findlay Preview, Findlay
- Wapak Football Game, Here
- - Bluffton Football Game, There
- - Band Participated in Hardin County Fair
, 28 - - No School - Hardin County Fair
Spencerville Football Game, There
OCTOBER
F.H.A.Initiation
- Carey Football Game, Homecoming
- Queen's Ball
- - Annual Pictures Taken
12 - - St. Rose Football Game, Here
15 - - Senior and Faculty Pictures
G .A ,A . Meeting
16 - - F.H.A, Weiner Roast
17 - - Quartet Parade
18 - - Kenton Football Game, There
19 - - No School, District Teachers' Meeting
26 - - LaFayette Football Game, There
NOVEM ER
Forest Football Game, Here, Dad's Night
- Junior High Party
- F.H.A. Meeting
- - Ada-Kenton Y-Teen Meeting
12 - - Hi-Y Meeting
15 - - Junior Class Play
16 - - Junior Class Play
17 - - F.H.A. Dance
19 - - G.A.A. Meeting
22-23 - - Thanksgiving Vacation
28 - - Senior Talent Show
30 - - Shawnee Basketball Game, There
DECEMBER
Upper Sandusky Basketball Game, There
- Y-Teens Go to Kenton
- Lima St. Rose Basketball Game, Here
- - Assembly - Jesse Ray Taylor
19 - - F.H,A. Christmas Party
21 - - Bluffton Basketball Game, There
24 - Jan, 2 - - Vacation
JANUARY
Kenton Basketball Game, Here
- St. Marys' Basketball Game, There
- Donkey Basketball Game, Here
- - Carey Basketball Game, There
12 - - Senior High Party
15 - - LaFayette Basketball Game, Here
18 - - Delphos Basketball Game, Here
22 - - Alger Basketball Game, Here
25 - - Harrod Girls Basketball Game, Here
26 - - School Carnival
29 - - Spenoerville Basketball Game, There
FEBRUARY
Minstrel
- Senior Scholarship Tests, Minstrel
- Dola Basketball Game, Here
- - MoGuffey Basketball Game, Here
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- - Van Wert Basketball Game, Here
12 - - F.H.A. Skating Party
15 - - G.A,A, Dance
19 - - Kenton Girls Basketball Game, Here
21 - - Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet
26 - - P.T.A. Meeting
27-28 - - Farmers' Institute
29 - - Interclass Tournament
MARCH
Interclass Contest
- Interclass Banquet
- - Hi-Y Skating Party
- - Hi-Y - Y-Teen Dance
18 - - Roman Banquet
29 - - Junior High Party
APRIL
Hi-Y Swim ing Party
- Spring Concert
- F.H.A, Mother-Daughter Tea
MAY
- Senior Class Play
Final District State Scholarship Tests
- G.A.A. Banquet
- Awards Assembly
- - Junior-Senior Prom
11 - - Baccalaureate
22 - - Class Night
23 - - Commencement
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ASSEMBLIES
September
September 19- Lho's Who Assembly
October
October 3- Rev. Lee C. Moorehead of Ada
17- Rev. Willard Thomas of Harrod
November 14-
28-
December 11-
21-
January 9-
23-
February 13-
27-
March 5-
12- Ho
April 9-
23-
Ohio Northern
November
Junior Red Cross Assembly
Triangle Musical Assembly
December
Jesse Ray Taylor Clmitationsl
Vesper Program
January
No Assembly
Twenty Questions Assembly
February
College Dramatic Department
Community Institute
March
Judge Lady, Probate Judge of Hardin County
nor Society Assembly
April
University Choir
Speech Class
May
May 14- Awards Assembly
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NAME
Allen
Bower
Clay
Dearth
Dodge
Dudgeon
Ernsberger
Garver
Gilmore
Gudakunst
Harp
Harrod
Jump
Kindle
Klingler
Klingler
Klingler
Mansfield
Mannik
Marshall
Miller
Neu
Orders
Parshall
Paugh
Preston
Read
Ream
Reams
Van Atta
Welsh
holfley
Zimmerly
SENIOR PERSONALITILS
FAVORITE SONG
Because
Cry
Because of You
Tennessee Paltz
September Song
Because of You
Good-bye My Coney
Island Baby
Because of You
Sin
Because of You
Too Old to Cut
the Mustard
Spellbound
Loveliest Night
of the Year
Slowpoke
Tennessee Waltz
Deep Purple
Undecided
The Man I Love
Undecided
Tennessee Waltz
Room Full of Roses
Little Hhite Cloud
Make-Believe
Green Eyes
Tennessee Waltz
Tennessee Waltz
Tennessee Waltz
Always
Sin
Tennessee Waltz
I'll See You In
My Dreams
Unforgettable
Be My Love
AMBITION
Homemaker
Homemaker
Secretary
A Five-Star General
Farmer's Wife
Own a Mercury
convertible
Research Engineer
Be An Admiral
Own a new oar
Homemaker
Electrical Engineer
Travel
Homemaker
Good Mechanic
Millionaire
Florist
Beautician
C. P. A.
Mechanical Engineer
Concert Pianist
Home Ee. Teacher
Homemaker
Secretary
Coach
Teach R. Marshall to
be a Concert Pianist
Have a lot of money
Be as ambitious as
R. Marshall
Homemaker
A good secretary
Millionaire
Registered Medical
Technician
Air Line Stewardness
Find a quick way to
get rich
REMEMBERED FOR
Cheerleading
Skating
Shortness
National Guards
Piano Playing
Height
Photography
Qlgg trip to
Courthouse
Clothes
Sweaters
Running movies
Passing notes in
Am. Government
Quietness
Raffles
Car
Bragging
Arguments
Way with Men
Ice-skating
Courthouse Trip
Pres. of FHA
Black hair
FHA Secretary
Courthouse Trip
Courthouse Trip
Coach
Courthouse Trip
Smile
Friendliness
Pres. of Hi-Y
P 8 G Editor
Walk
Broken hand
CLASS HISTORY
Just twelve short years ago in September, l9LO, the members of
the class of l952 began their journey into the unknown world of learn-
ing. Eighteen of these students started their schooling in Ada.
Through these years we have gained and lost many other students.
With the two teachers, Miss Mehe and Miss Reese, as our guiding
lights, we became acquainted with this new and strange atmosphere.
Reading and writing were our outstanding subjects.
than we returned the second year we were greeted by Miss Poven-
mire and Miss Ehitworth who taught us many new things. In this grade
we learned to count and to say the alphabet vith accuracy.
Miss Whitworth and- Miss Kelly fnow known as M s. Mayhornl intro-
duced us to the third grade and we were now half-way through our grade
schooling land were eager to journey onl.
During the fourth year we were led by our able advisers Mrs.
Coleman and Miss Wagner Cnow known as Mrs. Hitesl. For the first time
we were given the chance to write poetry. Music also made a big hit
with the students.
Miss McWilliams and Mrs. Hites helped us advance as we now had
passed our fifth year and were about to begin our final year in grade
school.
As we began this final year we were under the guidance of Miss
Barrett and Mr. Zimmerman, our first male teacher. We had finally
reached the top for which all grade 'schoolers' strive. During this
year, ve were invited to visit the high school and we enjoyed the trip
very much, but were astounded by the changing of classes, ringing of
bells, and the lack of recesses. The most outstanding event of our en-
tire grade school days was the sixth grade promotion. Now to the most
loved teachers and memories of our first six years, we said farewell.
On September 9, 1946, a class of 41 started their last half of
the tnelve years training. Our class not only was the youngest in the
high school, but also the smallest. We mere all rather shy in this
strange building and most of us got lost the first few days in trying
to find our different classes. Mrs. Tallman, who was our homeroom
teacher, helped us immensely by being so understanding. As class of-
ficers, we elected Ronnie Parshall as president, Clair Kindle, vice
presidentg Howard Klingler, secretary-treasurerg and Bonnie Mansfield
student council representative. We were now allowed to attend Junior-
Hi parties and to play in the orchestra and band.
Mr. Banks was our adviser as we started tour second year. We
elected as our eighth grade officersg Howard Klingler-president5'Ron-
nie Parshall-vice president, Dorothy Jump-secretary, Judy Moe-treas-
urerg and Janet Welsh-student council representative. he attended our
last Junior-Hi parties and the boys had now played their last of
Junior-Hi sports.
In the year of l9L9, a class of 34 started their last four years
of required education. Miss Archibald was our ninth grade adviser
with Joe Klingler-president, Jeanne Dodge-vice president, Phil Gilmore
secretary, Janet Welsh-treasurer, and Glenn Ernsberger-student council
representative. The girls were initiated into G.A.A. and F.H.A.whi1e
the boys became members of F.F.A. The boys were given a chance to try
out for the high school sports. he could now attend the Senior High
parties and dances. Many of us were members of the Purple and Gold and
annual staffs.
Mrs. Hollinger and Mr. Pfiel greeted a class of 32 on September'L
1949. he elected Glenn Ernsberger president, Janet Yelsh vice presi-
dent, Sally Allen secretary, Clair Kindle treasurer, and Joyce Harrod
and Ronnie Parshall to student council.
and Ronnie Parshall to student council.
The boys now became members of Hi-Y and the girls became members
of Y-Teens. In the spring we started to make money for the Jr-Sr,Prom
by selling homemade candy. As sophomores we were finally given the
chance to compete, in the Interclass Contest against the juniors and
seniors. Our contestants were Glenn Ernsberger for the essay, Bonnie
Mansfield for oration, Jeanne Dodge for short story, and Ronnie Par-
shall for the reading. We tied for second place with the seniors, but
we gave the winners pretty good competition.
On September ll, 1950 a class of 32 entered their junior year
with Mr. Suhr and Mr. Obenour as our advisers. Janet Welsh was elected
president, Bonnie Mansfield vice-president, Howard Klingler secretary,
Phil Gilmore treasurer and Glenn Ernsberger, Clair Kindle, and Jeanne
Dodge as student council members.
As money making projects for the prom we sold candy, held bake-
sales, sold cider at the football games, and collected sales tax
stamps. Ee also had a food stand the day of the band concert, spon-
sored a movie, and gave our class play nStardustN with Joyce Harrod
and Neal Paugh taking the leads.
Again that important day came when we were to compete against the
seniors and sophomores in the Interclass Contest. Glenn Ernsberger
gave the essay, Joyce Harrod the oration, Jeanne Dodge the short storg
and Phil Gilmore the reading, We failed to win but we knew our con-
testants were at their best.
The final event of the year was the Jr-Sr Prom which will long be
remembered. We chose as our theme NStarlit Streetu.
On September 9, 1951, a class of 33 were commencing their last
and final year as students of Ada High School. Miss Crawford and Mrs.
Baker fwho was replaced by Mrs. Geary the second semester, served as
our able counselors, We elected for our officers this year, Ronnie
Parshall president, Janet Welsh vice-president, Jeanne Dodge secretaqg
and Dorothy Jump treasurer, Serving on student council were Phil Gil-
more, Clair Kindle, Joan Ream, and Glenn Ernsberger who was elected as
president.
As money making projects for the trip to New York and Washington
D. C. we sold calendars, conducted a magazine campaign, sold greeting
cards, managed a food stand at the band contest, sponsored a talent
show, had a scrap drive and also a cookie sale.
The evening of March 7, 1952 was the last evening that would hold
us in suspense for the winners of Interclass Contest. We chose as our
contestants Janet Welsh, essay,, Glenn Ernsberger oration, Bonnie Mama
field short story, and Phil Gilmore reading. This was the payoff be-
cause we not only won the Contest but also the stunt.
May 2 and 3 the senior class presented 'their play 'Unexpected
Guest' with Sonja Clay and Ronnie Parshall
and Mr. Melkonian as our director.
Our last big school dance was the Jr-
our honor, May 10. Everyone who attended had
Twenty-seven of us left for our trip May
fitting conclusion to our high school days. M
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taking the leading roles
Sr Prom which was held in
a wonderful time.
15, and we feel it was a
s. Geary and her husband
accompanied us on the trip. During the year Russell Dearth left us
for service with Uncle Sam but is receiving his diploma 'in absentia.u
We now say farewell to a wonderful school and grand instructors
who have made our twelve years as enjoyable and worth whileas
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CLASS WILL
Article I ,
We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound rind and
bodv, establish this as our last will and testament. Even
though this is our last will, we do not want vou to forqet
us, for we feel we are as vet too voung to be forgotten.
Article II
D: the facultv we wish to extend our thanks for the pa-
tience and tolerance they had to have with us through the
years, We leave to them a more peaceful school for the
years to come.
Article III
Tb the junior class we leave the Senior home-room with
all its possessions - - - the sewing machines, magazines and
mallet. Tb them we also grant the honor and privilege of
winning the Interclass Cup and stunt.
Article IV
we the undersigned, leave these, our most favored pos-
sessions to the following students:
Sallv Allen wills her cheer-leading ability to Yillie
Baughnan.
Jeanne Dodge leaves her piano playing abilitv to Jo
Tressel. '
Ib Alice Romick, Phyllis Reans'leaves her wit,
Sonja Clay wills her shortness to Jack Suhr.
Uartha Klingler leaves all her old gum on the bottom of
the tables in senior home room.
Gene Preston bequeaths his bachelor complex to Ralph
Spar.
Tb Dorothy Houser, Joyce Tolfley wills her nswingu.
Peeter Kanniok wills his hall monitor post to anyone
strong enough to take it day after day.
Joan Ream leaves Ada Hi to join Dick.
Howard Klingler wills his wav with Women to Vaughn
Carmean, and he hopes Vaughn has better luck.
Barbara Orders wills her Oldsmobile to Bud Routson.
Glenn Ernsberger bequeaths his great oratorical ability
to Joyce Heller.
Cathv Gudakunst leaves her sweaters to the freshmen
girls. Don't fight, Frosh, there's enough for evervone,
Clarence Garver leaves his slovness to nsvne Fleming.
Gloria Miller wills her wav with men to Sandra Simon.
Bob Read leaves Ada Hi with a sigh of relief,
Jovce Harrod wills her soda-jerking to Russ Peper.
Clair Kindle leaves his love of raffles to anyone
willing to carry on his earnest efforts.
Dorothy Jump bequeaths the title of football queen to
any suitable girl of next vear's class.
Joe Klinglor wills his artistic talents to Joe Harrod.
Bonnie Tansfield wills her bass fiddle to anyone who
likes to stand up.
Donald Van Atta wills his title of Wlhe Little Dutch-
manu to Larry Ream.
Carol Neu leaves her cookie-selling abilitv to the Ada
Bakery.
Neal Paugh bequeaths his quiet wavs and unassuming
manners to Bob Hitchcock.
Janet'Welsh leaves her diamond - - - rinht where it is!
Don Zimmerlv leaves Dorothv to no one. He's taking her
with him.
Alan Harp wills his co-operativeness to the sophomores.
Dick Karshall leaves a path in the hall between senior
home-room and the office.
Ronnie Parshall leaves the presidency of the senior
class to anyone willing to take the job.
Phil Gilmore leaves Joyce Yay alone in the halls for
the next two years.
Tb Sonnv Bosch, Larry Dudgeon leaves his height.
Russ Dearth leaves his uniform to anvone - - he doesn't
care who.
Signed and sealed this twenty-third day of Hay bv
HMA KZ-hgh
CLASS PROPHECY
Let us imagine that this is the year of 1962 A. D.
During this year a contest was conducted in Ohio to deter-
mine the high school class that has gone the farthest since
their graduation. The winner of the contest was none other
than the 1952 graduation class of Ada High School. Every
member of the class was honored by having his picture and
great achievements published in the leading newspapers of
Ohio.
Pictured first was Sally Allen who was chosen the model
homemaker of '62. She is kept quite busy taking care of her
three children and her husband.
Next was Sonja Clay who is now giving lessons to the
National Baton Twirling Champion. She has almost given him
up as hopeless.
Russ Dearth has been promoted to General and has taken
over General Rideway's position as commander of U. N.ArmLes.
Jeanne Dodge is seen feeding chickens and milking cows
on the Klingler farm.
Larry Dudgeon has a new '62 Mercury convertible with
television and radar sets. Let'S hope he doesn't get too
interested in these diversions and try driving through a
light pole.
Glenn Ernsberger has just gotten a patent on his new
invention, an atomic fluid drive for cars.
Clarence Garver, after slow progress, is now head man-
ager of the United Steel Corporation of Chicago.
Phil Gilmore has just returned from another visit to
the moon. He is seriously thinking of going there to live.
Cathy Gudakunst has made quite a home out of that house
trailer. Of course she had someone to help her.
Alan Harp, after getting his Doctor's degree, has taken
the position of Professor of Mathematics at Jumbo, Ohio.
Joyce Harrod has traveled extensively through Europe
and Asia for several years. She is to lecture to the senior
social problems class of '62.
Clair Kindle has become a prominent young lawyer. At
the present time he has a case before the Supreme Court on
whether or not it is illegal to raffle various articles at
public gatherings.
Howard Klingler has just graduated from Ohio State Uni-
versity where he majored in agriculture. He is nom the in-
structor of the Flying Farmers.
Joe Klingler is manager of the Klingler Flower Gardena.
He specializes in dandelions and petunias.
Martha Klingler, after declaring she was going to be a
maid all her life, hasn't changed her mind.
Bonnie Mansfield,
who is now a C. P. A. 'CCertified
Public Accountant? is trying to add numbers and please her
boss at the same time.
Peeter Mannik has
because he has designed
from coast to coast.
Dick Marshall ha?
the Federal Post Office
in the next twenty-five
Gloria Miller has
Let's hope she succeeds.
been voted top scientist of the year
an underground railroad which 'runs
just signed the contract to rebuild
building. He expects to complete it
years.
gotten her degree in Home Economics
and is employed at the Findlay College.
Gene Preston was just unanimously elected as mayor of
Cleveland, Ohio. We hope it won't create too many headaches
for him.
Phyllis Reams, being a secretary, married her boss --
and now she chooses his
secretaries for him.
Donald Van Atta, after wrestling for the navy, has now
settled down to farming.
Joan Ream has been
created a new cake, one
voted best cook of the year. She has
that doesn't have anything in it.
Janet Welsh, after becoming a Registered Medical Tech-
nician, has invented a new machine to make her work easier
---well almostn-- she hasn't perfected it yet.
Carol Neu is living up to the standards of being a good
housewife, at least her
husband seems to think so.
Barbara Orders, now an efficient secretary, has return-
ed to Ada Hi to become secretary to the superintendent.
Ronnie Parshall, after becoming a coach, is having his
troubles trying to as that aH.his team keeps training rules.
Neal Paugh is the
owner of a large garage. He teaches
his mechanics by the new method ---- pictures.
Bob Read is a truck driver and he has yet to see the
phantom of '62.
Joyce Wolfley is
a full-fledged air line stewardess
She seems to like flying around in the clouds.
Dorothy Jump has been living a model life as the Wife
of Donavin Zimmerly on a large farm near San Antonio, Texas.
Don specializes in oil wells while Dorothy tends the four
children.
5711 'I
M E M 0 R I E S
As we look beck across the years,
We see ourselves once more
As little children, timid and Shy,
Entering the schoolhouse door.
We wondered then if ever we
Mould grown up seniors make,
Yet all too soon we find ourselves
About to graduate.
Our class though few in numbers
Hes kept the jobs well done.
le've scored in music, sports, and books,
And had our share of fun.
We've climbed the ladder rung by rung,
And nov me proudly stand
Upon the threshold of this life,
Thanks to many a helping hend.'
To parents and to teachers ell
who have helped us on our way,
Our sincere thanks and gratitude
' We give to you this dey.
Now es we leave old Ads High
Each to his own career,
Re'll ne'er forget the friends we've made
And the memories stored up here.
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BACCALAIJREATE ssnvxcn
METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1952
a P. M.
Rev. Lee C. Hooreheadf P Pastor in'ohnrge
Mr, Stanley Salter - , - - - - -Chorister
Mrs. David Markle - 9 - 1 r Q - Organist
PROCESSIGNAL
INVOCATION - Q - - - ------- - - - - Rev, Lee M, Moore
Q 1- .H 4- -I - P -vnGOd of our Fathers" 0 H - lr -'- I HOq
Audience' H
VOCAL SOLO - - , - - - - Q UBS The Beat of Whatever You Area
Stanley Salter
SCRIPTURE READING- - - - 9 - - - 9 P - - - Rev, H, C. Getter
MUSIC- - . , - - . - - 4 - - - - - - - - f High School Choir
BACCALAUREATE SERMON ----- - .--- - - Rev. Fara Laman
uThe Lokd Bless You and Keep Youn- - - , .... - - -Ludkin
High School Choir
BENEDICTION ------ e r P 9 r - f 9 2 9 P8StOr Carl Clum
RECESSIDNAL
WELCOME ADDRESS
VOCAL SOLO . .
CLASS HISTORY .
PIANO DUO . .
CLASS PROPHEGY
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CLASS NIGHT
Tatmsnn, my 22, 1952
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
8:00 P. M.
. . . . Ronald Parshall
.NLet My Song Fill Your Heartn . . .Joyce Harrod
. . . . Joan Ream
Ronald Parshall
. . .Jeanne Dodge
Bonnie Mansfield
. .UFascinating Rhythm' .
. . . Dorothy Jump
Donavin Zimmerly
. . .Bonnie Mansfield, Sally Allen, Sonja Clay
Joyce Harrod, Gloria Miller, Cathay Gudakunst
. WMoon1ight and Roses' and 'Will You Remember'
. . Joyce Harrod
Phil Gilmore
. . .Janet Welsh
Howard Klingler
. . Jeanne Dodge
Glenn Ernsberger
CSung by Senior Class of '52l
SEVENTIETH ANNUAL
C OTH ZENCEMENT
FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1952
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
8 P. M.
PROCESSIONAL ---- -Coronation Merch ------ Meyorbear
High School Band
INVOCATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rev. De Ver Welker
MUSIC - - - - - ----- - - - - - - - High School Band
SALUTATORY - - - - - ---- - - - - - - ---- - Joan Ream
MIXED ENSEMBLE - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - nPerfect Day'
Bonnie Mhnsfield, Sonja Clay, Joyce Harrod, Sally
Allen, Ronald Parshall, Glenn Ernsberger, Howard
Klingler, Clarence Garver.
VALEDICTORY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bonnie Mensfield
PRESENTATION OF SPEAKER - - - I. T. Warthman, Superintendent
ADDRESS - - - Q - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 - Harold Bower
PRESENTATION OF CLASS - - - ---- Dean O. Clark, Principal
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS - - - - ---- - Dr. F. M. Elliott
President of the Board of Education
BENEDICTION - - - - - - ---- Rev. Lee C. Moorehead
RECESSIONAL - - - - - - uTannhauser' - - - - - - - - JWagner
High School Band
Mr, William Ansley, Director
ALLEN, SALLY
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
Music Chairman 3
Choir 2, 3, 4
Chorus l, 2, 3, 4
Girls Ensemble 1, 2, A
Band 1
Majorette 1
G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 1,
Intramural Manager A
Purple and Gold A
Class Play 3, A
Class Secretary 2
Cheerleader 2, 3, A
F. H. A. 1, 2
Sergeant at Arms 2
Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2
State Music Contest 1, A
Homecoming Attendant A
Girls Trio 1, 2, 3
CLAY , SONJA
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
Social Chairman 3
Song Leader A
Choir 2, 3, A
Vice President 4
Chorus 1, 2, 3, A
Girls Ensemble 2, 4
Band 1, 2, 3, A
Majorette l, 2
Drum Major 3, A
A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Intramural Manager
Purple and Gold 3
Social Editor 3
Class Play 3, A
Reserve Cheerleader 3
F. H. A. l, 2, 3
G.
4
SENICR DIRECTORY
choir 2, 3, 1,
Accompanist 3, A
President A
Chorus 1, 2, 3, L
Band 1, 2, 3
Orchestra 1, 2, 3
Freshman Chorus
Accompanist
Boys Chorus
Accompanist 3
Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, A
Accompanist 1, 2, 3, L
Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3
State Music Contest 2
Accompanist l, 3
G. A. A. l, 2, 3, L
Reporter 2
Purple and Gold 1, 2, 3
Feature Editor 3
Play 3
Vice President l
Secretary L
Club 1, 2
Band A
Class
Class
Class
Latin
Dance
Interclass Contest 2, 3
General Scholarship Team l
Senior Scholarship Team 4
Student Council 3
Assembly Committee l
Social Committee 3
Secretary 3
Period Monitor 2
Annual Staff 2, 3, 4
Business Manager A
Honor Society A
President
Junior Red Cross 1
Librarian A
Parliamentarian 2 DUDGEON, LARRY
Svng Leader 3 Mt. Cory - Rawson 1, 2, 3
Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, A Glee Club 1, 2
State Music Contest 2, 3, 4 Model Club 1
Homecoming Attendant A Band 2, 3
General Scholarship Team 2 Ada A
Junior Red Cross A Hi-Y 4
Prince of Peace 2, 3 Band 4
Social Committee A
ERNSBERGER, GLENN
DODGE, JEANNE Hi-Y 2, 3, L
Y-Teens 2, 3, A Treasurer 3
Vice PrGSident 3 Program Chairman 4
Treasurer 4 Class Play 3, A
.2,3
ERNSBERGER, GLENN, cont.
Student Council 1, 3, A
Treasurer 3
President L
Band 1, 2, 3, L
Manager 1, 2, 3
Chorus A
Choir 4
Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Camera Club 2
Interclass 2, 3, 4
Radio Club 3
President 3
Hall Monitor 2, 3, A
Period Monitor 2
GUDAKUNST, CATHERINE
Delphos Jefferson High 1, 2
G. A. A. 1, 2
Y-Teens 1, 2
Choir 1
Chorus 1, 2
Band 1
Ada High 2, 3, A
Y-Teens 3, A
G. A. A. 3, A
Class Play 3
Choir 3, A
Chorus 3, 4
F. H. A. 2, 3, 4
Minstrel A
General Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, A Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A
Senior Scholarship 4
Prince of Peace A
Annual Staff 4
Class President 2
Bowling Green Science Fair 3, A
State Science Fair 3, A
GARVER, CLARENCE
Baseball A
Football 1, 2, 3, A
Track 1, 2, 3, A
Basketball 1, 2, 3, L,
Hall Monitor 3, L
Annual Staff A
Artist 4
Boys Glee Club 3, A
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
Vice President 4
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4
Freshman Chorus 1
Intramural Manager 1, 2, 3, A
Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4
GILMORE, PHIL
Football l, 4
Basketball 2, 3, L
Baseball A
Track 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
Annual Staff A
Interclass 3, 4
Senior Scholarship Team
Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4
Latin Club 1, 2
Student Council 4
Vice President A
Assembly Committee Chairman A
Class Play 3, 4
Hall Monitor A
Girls Chorus 2, 3, A
HARP, ALAN
Columbus North 1, 2
Hi-Y 2
Ada High 3, A
Hi-Y 3, A
Electronics Club 3
Projection Club 3, A
Class Play 4
HARROD, JOYCE
Y-Teens 2, 3, A
Secretary 3
President 4
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, A
Secretary 2
Student Council 2
Social Committee 2
Period Monitor 2
Annual staff 2, 3, L,
Picture Editor 3
Typist A
Editor A
Purple and Gold 1, 2, 3
Sports Editor 3
Interclass 3
Prince of Peace 3
Class Play 3, 4
Latin Club 1, 2
choir 2, 3, 4
Chorus 1, 2, 3
Girls Glee 1, 2, 3
Concert Band 1, 2, 3
Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4
Orchestra 1, 2, 3
Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3,4
State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, L
Girls Basketball Team 2, 3
JUMP, DOROTHY
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Treasurer 2, 3
Sergeant at Arms 4
Y4Teens 2, 3, 4
Service Chairman A
Girls Glee 1, 3
Chorus 2
Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4
Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4
Librarian A
Office Practice L
Annual Typist A
Class Treasurer 4
Homecoming Queen A
Social Committee 4
Honor Society A
Girls Basketball Team 2
General Scholarship 3
KINDLE, CLAIR
F. F. A. l, 2, 3, A
Sentinel 3
Vice President 4
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
Basketball 2, 3, 4
Choir 3, 4
Student Council 3, A
Boys Chorus 3
Class Play 3
KLINGLER, Howmun
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Chorus l, 2, 3, 4
Choir 3, A
Boys Chorus 2, 3, A
Mixed Ensemble 3, 4
Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, L
State Music Contest 3, 4
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, A
Treasurer 3
President 4
Football 2
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4
Band 1, 2, 3
Crchestra 1, 2, 3
Class Secretary 3
Projection Club 1, 2
Agriculture Scholarship A
Class Play 3, A
Hall Monitor 3, 4
KLINGLER, Jos
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
Devotional Chairman 3
Track 2
Hall Monitor 4
Basketball 1
Football l
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F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Y-Teens 3, 4
Freshman Chorus
Choir L
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3
Mixed Chorus 2, 4
MANNIK, PEETER
Hi-Y 4
Senior Scholarship 4
Hall Monitor A
Class Play A
General Scholarship Team
MARSHALL, nlcx
Football l, L
Basketball 2, 3
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Projection Club 1, 2, 3,
Intramurals l, 2, 3, A
Baseball A
Hall Monitor 3, 4
MANSFIELD, BONNIE
Annual Staff 2, 3, 4
Feature Editor 3
Head Typist A
Purple and Gold L
News Editor 4
G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4
Cheerleader 2
Girls Basketball Team 2,
Y-Teens 2, 3, L
Program Chairman 4
Class Play 3
Class Vice President 3
Junior Red Cross 2
4
A
3
Prince of Peace Contest 2, 3
General Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4
Senior Scholarship Team A
Social Committee 2
Assembly Committee 3
Marching Band 1, 3, A
Majorette l
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4
Orchestra l, 2, 3
Music Treasurer 3, 4
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4
Freshman Chorus
MANSFIELB, BONNIE, cont.
Girls Glee 2, 3, 4
accompanist A
Boys Glee A
accompanist 4
Choir 2, 3, 4
accompanist A
Girls Trio 1, 2, 3
Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4
accompanist 2, 3, 4
State Music Contest l, 2
Interclass Contest 2, A
Latin Club l, 2
Librarian 4
String Ensemble A
Dance Band A
Typing Contest 3
Nation Honor Society L
Mixed Ensemble A
Valedictorian
MILLER, GLORIA
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
F. H. 4. 1, 2, 3, 4
Vice President 3
President 4
Girls Chorus L
Secretary 4
Mixed Chorus A
Treasurer A
Choir A
Girls Ensemble A
Class Flay 3
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
NBU, CAROL
G
. A. A. 1, 2, 3, A
F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Y-Teens 3, L
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A
Freshman Chorus
Girls Glee 2, 3, A
Choir A
OBBBBS, BARBARA
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, L
Secretary A
Chorus l, 2, 3, 4
Choir A
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4
Girls Glee l, 2, 3, L
Annual Typist A
PaRSHALL, RONNIE
Annual Staff 3, L
Sports Editor 3
Purple and Gold 3, 4
Sports Editor 3, A
Chorus 1, A
Secretary L
Choir 4
Boys Glee 4
B1-Y 2, 3, 4
Latin Club 1, 2
President 2
Interclass Contest 2
Librarian 4
Projection Club 2
Period Monitor 2
Hall Monitor 3, 4
Student Council 2
Class Play 3, 4
Football 1, 2, 3, L
Basketball l, 2, 3, 4
Track 1, 2, 3, 4
Baseball A
Class President A
Mixed Ensemble A
PMmH,MML
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
Football L
Basketball 2, 3, 4
Hall Monitor A
Class Play 3
Printer 1, 2, A
Football Manager 1
Freshman Chorus
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, A
PBBSTGN, GENE
Projection Club l
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Secretary 3
Football l
Football Manager 2
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, A
READ, BOB
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4
Football 2, A
Basketball Manager 3, 4
Paper Staff 2, 3, A
Band Manager l, 3
Camera Club 2
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, A
Librarian 4
Projection Club 2, 3, A
BEAM, JOAN
Annual Staff L
Feature Editor A
General Scholarship Team 3
Class Play 3
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
Social Chairman A
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Chorus 2
Girls Glee 1, 3
Student Council A ,
Treasurer 4
Social Committee Chairman 4
Junior Red Cross 3
Librarian 3, 4
National Honor Society A
Salutatorian
REAMS, PHYLLIS
Dole High School
Majorette 1
F. H. A. 1
Girls Glee l
Class Reporter l
Ada High School
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, L
F. H. A. 3, A
Chorus l, 2, 3
Majorette 2, 3, A
Cheerleader 3
Intramural Manager A
Class Flay 3, A
Junior Red Cross 4
VAN ATTA, DONALD
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
President 4
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Football 1, 2
Projection Club l
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, L
Agriculture Scholarship A
Hall Monitor 4
Baseball Team 4
WELSH , JANET
Y-Teens 2, 3, 4
Service Chairman 3
Chorus l, 2
Girls Ensemble 2
Solo and Ensemble Contest 2
Concert Band 1, 2, 3,,L
Marching Band 1, 2, 3, A
Dance Band A
G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 1.
Vice President 3
President A
Annual Staff 2, 3, 1.
trite Up Editor 3
Purple and Gold 1, 2, 3, L
2
Exchange Editor
News Editor 3
Editor 4
Librarian L
Latin Club l, 2
Vice President 1, 2
Class Play 3
Camera Club 2
Class Officer 1, 2, 3, A
Treasurer 1
Vice President 2
President 3
Vice President 4
Interclass Contest A
Senior Scholarship Team
General Scholarship 1, 3
Prince of Peace Contest 2
Girls Basketball Team l, 2
Assembly Committee 2, A
Period Monitor 2
Honor Society 4
WOLFLEY, JOYCE
Lima Central High School
G. A. A. 1, 2
Y4Teens 1, 2, 3
Debate Club 2, 3
Library Club l, 2, 3
President 3
Commercial Club l, 2, 3
Officer 1, 2, 3
Chorus l
Girls Glee l, 2, 3
F. H. A. l, 2, 3
Ada High School
Choir A
G. A. A. A
Y4Teens A
Girls Glee A
ZIMMERLY, DONAVIN
Hi-Y 2, 3, A
F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4
Sentinel 3
Treasurer A
Football 1, 2, 3, 4
,Hall Monitor 3, 4 ,
Basketball 2, 3
Class Play 3, A
Agriculture Scholarship A
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' PHONE 135
Alice Miller, Prop.
EARl'S
HARDWARE
Plumbing and Electrical Supplies
Frigidaire Appliances
LEN NOX
WARM AlR HEATING
PHONE 291
ADA, OHIO
S U P R E M E
DRY CLEANING
For
QUALITY CLEANING
Satisfaction Guaranteed
CALL 26
518 South Main Street, Ada, Ohio
Opposite Ohio Northern Campus
SCOTT'S
MARKET
G R O C E R l E S
Fresh and Frozen
VEGETABLES
Free Delivery Service
PHONE 18
Being In First Place In Transportation ls Our Business
First Place to Everyone in the 1952 Class
Liberiy Chevrolei Sales
ADA, on-no
A D A
COMPLIMENTSOF
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Jess Stair, Mgr.
P I u m b i ng
Hoover Creamery and
PASTEURIZED MILK i .
BUTTER :CE CREAM ed r I C
Phone 343 Ada, Ohio
Bosketbcnlls Volleybolls
Footballs
OHIO-KENTUCKY
MANUFACTURING CO.
ADA,OHIO
VARIETY
ATHLETIC GOODS
Boseboll Gloves
Punching Bags
Boxing Gloves
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
HEIFNER
INSULATION
COMPANY
JOHNS MANVILLE
ADA - LIMA
Fred Heifner, Owner
P R I N T C R A F T
Card Company, Inc. P E P ER DR U G
COMMENCEMENT WMGREEN
ANNOUNCEMENT AGENCY
ond
PERSONAL CARDS LOWEST PRICES
PRINTCRAFT BUILDING
1425 East Elm Street PHONE 68
Scranton, Pa.
LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS I
IN THE MIDWEST
H. A. PoweII Studios
Photography At Its Best
MICHIGAN ond OHIO
COMPLIMENTS OF I B R C K ' S
The ' cLoTI-HNG SHOES
. . Dry Good Y d G d
Flrst National Bank SNOHOHSGI OO S
ADA, OHIO
ChiIdren's Clothing
LADIES' APPAREL
l. B. BALFOUR COMPANY
Known Wherever
There Are Colleges and Schools
DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS
COMMEN-CEMENT INVITATIONS
BAIISH
CONFECTIONERY
DIPLOMAS CANDIES
PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA
MEDALS and TROPHIES
6. CANESTRARO GROCERY
T h e Luncheon Meats Groceries
A D A H E R A L D
Phone S-1417
Mingo Junct Olu
CONGRATULATIONS
and
COMPLIMENTS OF
to the ,
Ada High School Class S
of 1952 MEATS GROCERIES
' Harold Eddy, Mgr.
GEORGE UMPHRESS
ALLEN
W C 't R ' Th All
e on epmr em BARBER SHOP
But We Con
Do me Best of Them AS NWOYS
phone 249 Adaq Oh' At Your SeI'ViCe
COMPLIMENTS OF
GARVER BUD 81 ANN
WRECKING YARD
303 Union Street
Phone 348 Ada, Ohio
RESTAURANT
115 North Main Street
Home Phone 268
Ihe
AHIENIUS
COMPANY
The LIBERTY BANK
This Is Our 50th Anniversary
Member of the
eral Deposit Insurance Corporation
and
Federal Reserve System
GARDNER'S
DRUG STORE
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
DRUGS SODAS
ADA, OHIO
MPLIMENTS 0
The
GAMBLE STORE
Phone 58 Ada, Ohio
CONN'S
George Franklin Store
5c, 100, 51.00 Up
For Your Everyday Needs
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HARRY .I. SOUSIEY
INSURANCE SERVICE
AND
WALTER SOUSIEY
TRAVELERS LIFE
ACCIDENT
Your Patronage Appreciated HOSP ITAI-IZA-I-ION
AND DUN 'R Phone 200 Ada, Ohio
Our Best Wishes To You All
THE ADA THEATRE
FOR THE BEST IN WATCHES ' CSMP'-'MENTS OF
Hamilton Bulova
Gruen Boulevard
Elgin CLEANERS
w E CLEANING and DYEING
. 'J E W E L E R Satisfaction Guaranteed
PHONE 22
204 North Main Street
105 South Main Street
ADA, OHIO ADA, OHIO
F L 0 W E R 5 Professional
For AII Occasions Directory
SCHOOL FLOWERS
Given Special Attention DENTISTS-
BAUGHMAN
GREENHOUSES
Two LOCATIONS
Phone 7297 Phone 172
KENTON ADA
COMPLIMENTS OF
The
RED 8. WHITE STORE
E. F. Bosch, Sr., Mgr.
coMPi.iMEN'rs OF
6 RE ER 'S
CLOTHING SHOES
FURNISHINGS
Dr. A. L. TippIe
Dr. R. E. TippIe
PHYSICIANS -
Dr. John Kramer
F. M. EIIiott, M. D.
CHIROPRACTORS -
Dr. F. W. Morehart
Dr. Maurine Stuart
VETERINARIANS -
Dr. E. M. Neiswancier
Dr. E. R. Rodabaugh
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR
Robert C. Sheldon
The DANA E. WELSH
A D A D AIR Y DRUGS BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MILK
ICE CREAM BUTTER
Posteurized Shoes Hosiefy
Dairy Products Modem Shoe Repan'
FINE SHOE REPAIRING
107 North Main Street
PHONE 164
Polishes Laces
P U R E O I L
S E R V I C E
COMPLIMENTS or Main and Buckeye
ADA, oH1o
Phone 12 Bob Main
McCU RDY
Pure Lube Oil Pure Pep
EIEVATORS PURETIRES
Accessories Lubricotion
PURE BATTERIES
Motor Tune Up Service
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HERE' E' - JONES CO
MANUFACTURING
JEWELERS
and
STATIONERS
1407-1409 North Capital Avenue
Indianapolis 7, Indiana
COLE A
MOTOR SALES
ADA'S FORD DEALER
BOUTWELL 8. SON
Garage -- Service Station
Gulf Products General Repairs
Tires and Batteries
AMSTUTZ
SANITARY HATCHERY
Ohio-U. S. Approved
Puliorum Passed Chicks
Kasco Feeds Poultry Supplies
PHONE 'l'l8 ADA. OHIO
COMPLIMENTS OF
HELEN'S PLACE
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CARL and HELEN
. GORDON
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VNS CORNER LUFT sf GARDNER
I Rts. 69 and 30N-4 Miles North G A R A G E
, ADA, OHIO
DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH
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HOMES BUSINESS Automobile Ports Welding
FARMS Repoir Service
SEE OR 'Hone Machine Shop
V - A - N
mvm VANDEMARK Phone 283 Ad Oh
NE 7 106 WEST LINCO
THE OHIO FUEL GAS CGMPANY
TAPPAN RANGES
sznvsi. GAS Rsrmc-:ERATQRS Rex WATER HEATERS
216 NORTH MAIN ST.
AoA,oi-no
Good Luck and Prosperity
to the
Class of '52
COMPLIMENTS OF
THE CUB SANDWICH SHOP
Mr. and Mrs. "Bud"
ADA, or-no
Wade
BURNETVS
BARBER SHOP
Thonks Students ond Faculty
For Your Potronoge
B. R. BURNETI'
Compliments of
T11 e
CCLLSEGE INN
BEVERLY and KENT
Sincere Service Since KLINGLER
1905
HELEN and CHARLES
L A N TZ BRADLEY
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 233 Ada, Ohio
JAMES CDRDERS
Dealer In
CRANE EQUIPMENT
MYERS and DURO PUMP SYSTEMS
PHONE 386
128-130 South Main Street
ADA, On-no
A D A A Good Place To Buy
' SCHOOL SUPPLIES
COSMETICS
STATIONERY
Hanna Paint Easy Washers do
DUO - TH ERM ......fS...- --
OIL and GAS HEATERS
M AE S S I C K
PHONE 136 I 5c 10 Sl STORE
ADA, OHIO I ADA, OHIO
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CAREY
COMPLIMENTSOF
RUSH'ER'S AGENCY
SOHIO STATION 501 North Main street
PHONE ss ADA, OHIO
H.J.Rusher,Mgr. INSURANCE
B O N O s
BEST WISHES
HIGHWAY 0Il COMPANY
GULF OIL DISTRIBUTOR
CORNER OF 69 AND SOS
B b Bischoff, Mgr.
COMPLIMENTS OF
MAIN ELECTRIC CO.
112 West Buckeye Avenue
I Home Appliances
HUB S TELEVISION
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Appliances - Furniture
T
he Place Where E H.
Prrce and Qucrlrty Meet INSURANCE AGENCY
PHONE 1
-'ON THE SQUARE"
T I R E S
FIELD'S BAKERY
AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR
QUALITY BAKED GOODS FARM TIRE SERVICE
RECAPPING
KING IUMBER COMPANY
PARK
rrrzfsronr DEALER srorzr
ROCFI NG LUMBER 117 South Main Street
PAINTS PHONE 277 ADA, O.
Robert C. Park
PHONE 77 ' '
I-IINDALL
SUPPLY COMPANY
PHONE 144 - ADA, OHIO
COMPLIMENTS OF
CONGRATULATIONS T h e
From Ada Water
Company
F E L 'I' 0 N ' S Ada, Ohio Phone 110
JEWELERS
REESE'S NEWS STAND
AMOHIO SNACK BAR
Dorothy Reese, Prop.
C 0 M M U N I T Y
T h e Oll and GAS
OILS KEROSENE
Ada Farmers GREASE
Exchange Company V-Hg-N'R0f'5:'DGE
DEALER IN '
COMPLIMENTS OF
F E E D ERNSBERGER
FARM SUPPLIES . .
I I Mllllng Company
PHONE 98
I I Phone 205 Ada., Ohio
J. W. M E COMPLIMENTS OF
HARDWARE The
. CHARLES COMPANY
BPS PAINTS G. E. LAM PS Djs'
Garden Tools Seeds
Johnson's Wax Polish
Carpenter Tools COMPUMENTS DF
' HARDIN COUNTY
PHONE 134 IMPIEMENI DEALERS
ADA, OHIO
MARATHON
GM on
Complete Lubrication
Battery Charging
Car Washing
Accessories
RAYIONG
PHONE 325
OFFICIAL AAA SERVICE
WE WISH TO THANK
ALL OUR ADVERTISERS
For Their
CONTRIBUTION
TO THIS ANNUAL
We Appreciate
Your Patronage
ANNUAL STAFF
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