Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

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P' I - . , ' ' , ' , ' , ' P 1. . JE . , ' ' . . , ' , ' ' S S1 . . , A ' ' ' In S S1 , , 3 , I ' ' ' P 41. 1 11. 1, 9 S111. lf f. ., 1 , ' , ' 1' ' ' ' 5 ' I l Pl1J. H11:f1.' 111 . l 1' , ' , ' ' ' ' W I 3 ' I ' I 3 S111. Noel H. l'l11l11111y. died in service ' A I ' 51 I I UCI' 3. 11' . Q, I I I V I lf 1 . 1 3 . - , ' , I I I I . fl H ' , 1 . ' 1. I 5 ' . - ' , d' 111 A l l P113 9 '. ' , ' t1o11 . . Lt. , ' 5 .. 1 3 ,. . 111 S111. B vs :B 25, ' ' ' 't'or1 Lt. . , ' ' ' ' 1 ' S1 . I 2 2539.7 , ' ' , L1. , , , , 1 72 -v Some Although the class of 44 has been widely scattered, many of its members are serving ourcountry in the armed forces. We re- qret that we were un- able to picture here all of last year's qraduates in the service, but here 54 Of Those In Serv1ce are a few that were obtainable B o y s 1 n navy blue are Glendon Thacker, Bart Ienness. Forrest Larrick, and Bill Craqo. In their summer whites are seen Bob Zeisler, Bill M a l o n e , Georqe Shearrow, Paul DeVore and Charles Page Five Mader Proud members of Marines the Army and Air Corps are Carl Oney, Tom McKenzie, Bruce Burlile, Bill Kis- ler, Iames Saylor, Bob Palmer, Chuck Ware, lack Talbot, Edward Strausbauqh, and Mar- vin Kyer. A PREFACE CONTE Tlic tour year span ot liiqli scliool lite is one srnall part ot our existence tliat will be lonq rerneinbered. But when we rerninisce, will we look back on tliese years as a aaa! we worked toward and accornplislied, or as a qarne in wliicli eacli student was ci play er? Cnr qatne ot lite is very rnucli like cr rodeo. lts roiiqb ridinq, lionors, and rewards lead on to the inevitable last roiindriii-. Within the pages of tlie l945 Arrow , we present our scliool activities as a contest. and we, tlie students, as the contestants work inq for our ultirnate reward qradiiatioii. BOOK ONE THE CONTESTANTS BOOK TVV THICK RIDING BOOK THREE BRONC BUSTING ff? ,,.- K,,.-b- Q fS EP -.-I' 171 Aw-5 L 1 .di-T Page Seven 1-Q -, ! X 4 V c ' ' ix .v---'-'Wgei Q M ,Z ff., if X ' .. --f ' 'Z 2 N S ..- - ..- I ' H 1 if. L- -in I Yxir, .li , . ..,:A. -v--Q-. ,'- ., , - nv: 'f-?T-Xzfjjr. Q I 55 - -I Ll, , 1 -T-fu: - . .- . ' ' ' - ,,' n - - I . A - - - f- , -. , ,- Q ... . , . , ' . 'u ' '- Ol Y Q - If I 1 Xl' MF . If - - ' .'x- . ff? 4 .. 2- , . rx 'N - . ' tt - s Q. W Q. -vwx XX ARENA STARTERS Mr McV1ck r Mr Howson Mr Perry Mr Worl rx NC L L The Board of Educanon IS the toundatron upon wh1ch our success rests and to these men who have so wlllmqly QIVGH thetr trrne for the betterment of our school system we qrve a vote ot thanxs The members of the Board ot Educatron lh1S year were Mr Bussell MCV1CkST presrdent Mr Harold Perry Mr Arthur Howson and Mr P L Wort who was recently appotnted Mr Iohn Scott Plnlhps res1qned dunno the year and tlns vacancy has not yet been hlled Mr Merr1ll M Berry IS well know as the efncrent Superm tendent of Lhtlllcothe Pubhc Schools Hes been dornq a qreat Job at hrs oltrce 1n the West Fltth Street burldrnq To qether wrth the Board of Educa tron he deserves our heartfelt thanks tor all they have done for us and our school MR MERRIL M BERRY Supenntendent oi Chxlhcothe Schools Page Exqht N 5. ,fy 1 . f A 1 I , . . . . , , . , . , . A. . , . w r . . I . . 1 MR IOHN A SMITH Pnncxpcl of Chxllxcothe Hlqh School X U 1 WL 11 9 1 111111 1111 11111111 1 111199 13111 11 11 11 1111011 1'1l1 1 11111 1 111119111111 0 11111 111 1x111L11y 1111111111119 101111 111111 111 1 11199 10111111919d 1111011191 YQCTF CIS SSQTQKITY 1 0111 S1111 11 1 M1 1V19Tf111 M 1391151 MTS R11111 17111111115 111116 111 111 w 1111 111 1119 YP MISS R110 T1WOTDb S1111 11111 C011111911111111 11111 11 1 S111 9111s 10111 01111 19 0 35 111 9 1 10 11 1 1 1111 1 11 11 M1 101111 A S1111111 Q S9CfG1C1TY MTS T11011111s Q1C1I14 W01111 1 111111 111111 119 w11111111y 111 1119 511p91111191 12191115 011199 MISS LVONA HESS MRS RUTH FRANCIS MISS RITA THORP Sec y to Supenntendent Sec y to Supermtendenl S c y lo PTIIICIPGI 42 'N Q- P11119 Nmn FACULTY MISS INA T ALLEN 1 11 1 I MISS BERNICE AUCH A 1 y I1 I II rs 11 1 MRS MARY LOUISE BEYERLY I MR I D BICKEL 1 II 1 MR WALTER BLACK MISS LORAINE EDWARDS A E 11 VIN MISS MARY C EVENS MISS MARY IRENE FOSTER MISS ADAH M FREEMAN 5 v MISS ESTHLR IANE HAND MR E B HATTON 1 11 V MISS MARY D HERRON 1 1 MR PAUL I-IYDELL I MISS ELIZABETH C KELHOFER 1' 5 1 MR VINTON LADD A I II 11IIIV1ISl MISS IMOGENE McDONALD 11l1IV1fS MISS FLORENTINA MATHIAS A A 11111v1 IS I1 1111111 IML1. 111 1'11y:1i1'111 I11IlI' 11011 NY1111111111-111 111111-111- 1'11y:1111111 11111 '1 111111 .1. 1111111 W11:2111 11 1 ivv :11y k'1I1.1111i11 1111111 11:111y X1'11I1111'.'111y 11.11. 111 1f11111-1111111 1111 111I 1111lv111:111y 12111 11111 11y 19.13. 111 1f 1111- 11' 1I 111111 11111v111::i1y 111111 1311111 11111v111::11y 1111111::111111 A115-1 11.-1111111111111 15111111111 1111:111111:1:1 C11l11v110 11111111111111111 .1. 11111-11111 111111 il111111 111v111::i1y C'1111::111111:a1111 1'1111111I 11111111.11 Nww '1'1 11: 11111 '11 .'i1y 1.111:11 A.11: 111. A. 111111 1111111 1l11iv111:a1!y 1.111111 A. 11. 111111 '1'1'11::111y1:11 11111v111:1i1y A111111 1 A.11: 11.1.11 1 1111 1111'1' 11111 111:111y 1'1-11111111111iV1'1:2i1V 1'111111'11 A.11. 1I11i1 11111v111:111y 11111111111 A1 : 1. A. 1' 1111111 -'1111 1111111111 11111 111:s11y 111Mi1'11i111111 121111111111'11 A 11.5 Iii? 111 1f11111411111111 113. 111 1,1111111y i11'111111'11 f111I1'1111I11' 11111v1-1:a11y 11315211111 111-:1 -rv 1 f11111'11 1111111111 111111111111 11.13. 1I11111111'1111111 111111-5111111111iv11::11y 11111111-IY A 11.7 11.13. 111 1'11111'11111111p M A 111. M111y's 111 11111 f11'III1'I11f111'1l1'X 1 11111 17111111 11111v1- :111y 1.11111 I 131 '11. '1.'1y C1 111111111 A 11. 111 1111111'11111111 14.13. 111 111111111 1f111111111111's1 f11111l11111111- 1111111111- 1111i1 A111111 ' 1 :11y I11'I1lfN 111-111111111118 . .11.: M. . 1111111 1:11111 1':11y 411' 1 f11I1'S MISS ALICE E. MYERS 5.13: 1313. 1111.111 1A'! 11111115 111,11 01111 19111111 11111v111:411y F1-111111111 11111v111::11y N1t1111111Y111v11s11y111111111111 Sp1111s11 MISS EDITH L. PRY AB: 11111. 1.112311111111111 1'1 1111111 1111111111111 11111v111:a1ty 1111111111111 MISS LUCILLE B. PUMMELL 11.3. 111 11111r111:11s111 O11111S111f11 11111v111s1!y 1111iv111s11y 1-11'1111111111111 11111v111s1'y 111 1'111'111111N 1111 111s11 MR. HOWARD R. RINEHART Ali.: 1v11fX. ,A.S1l11Y 11111v11siry P1111 S11171' 11111v1 1'::1ty 1x11ys11'S MR. EDWARD ROSSER 11.5. 111 1111111111:1!1y: 1X1.:'X. 01111 11I11V11111fY 1.111111,1,1y MISS DIATHEA SCI-IOLL 11 1' ' ' '1'1'11 AA.: 11,.1.' 111.A,1111111111 .1 02:11-13511111 11111v-1:a17y 111s1111y MR. IOHN A. SMITH PS. 1111111 511111-11111','1'1::11y 1711111 Vv'11s111y1111 11111v111::11y 11is111'y MISS MARY F. SMITH 11.11. 011111 3111111 11111v111::i1y 1111111111111 11111x'111s1'y 17111 1112511 MRS. FAY THOMPSON 11.3. 111 1'11111'11111111 1111111 Wvsl-1y1111 1111iv-11::11y P11111 f3f11r1 11111v1r:Q1fy M111111111111111'S MR. WILLIAM RAY TUCKER A11.: '1'.iT, g',1j1!11,1N11111111:11'11 1111111sf11111 A11s MISS MARY BELLE WARREN AF.: MA, 111111111 11111v11s11y 1111iv1-zsity 111 '1'11111111ga::1-11 111111115111 MR. RICHARD T. WI-IITTINGTON 1?,1V11y 11.1R.S1N1.: M. 11111511- Qw111'1111 1I1 111111111111 11111v1-1::11y111M11'11111111 1N'111S11' MR. DAVID W. WILSON 13.23, III 1f11111'1111c111g 1v1.l1. 1111w1111111111111111311111-11111v1-1-1 1111111 1:11111 11111v111s11y 11111v-11:411y111M11'111111111 11is1111y MISS FRANCES YAGER AB.: 13.3. 1I11111111'11'11'11 cR1111W 9111111 11111v111s1fy 1f111111:1:11 MR. EARL YOUNG 14.51111 1'11111'1'1111 1111111 13111211 1111iv111s1'y miss 11111111111 1T111111111111'1111 FACULTY IN SERVICE Thomas Vemia Charles Duncan Edward Troyan TEN DERFEET FRESHMAN OFFICERS Fritz Huqemann - Vice-President Robert Wort - President Gloria Von Kennel- Secretary Three hundred eighteen freshmen, the largest number ot tenderfeet ever to be cor- ralled at Chillicothe High School, entered into the stockade in September. This herd of students chose as their leaders Bob Wort for president, Fritz Hagemann, vice presi- dent and Gloria Von Kennel, secretary. Eugene Miller received the only football letter awarded to the freshmen. Other tender- feet in the football corral were Adam Alex- ander, Richard Arledge, Dan Brundige, loe Black, Dick Cutright, Gilbert Graves, Merle Hollis, Bill Kane, Kent Kirkwood, Charles McRoberts, Eugene Maser, Eugene Rittinger, Walter Rossiter, lohn Shearrow, Robert Stew- art. The freshmen football managers were Bob Wort, Ivan Shatter, and Paul Rawlins. Freshnien playing in the basketball stockade were Richard Arledge, Dan Brundige, Gilbert Graves, Harold Hater, Fritz Hagemann, Kent Kirkwood, Robert Lawhorn, Ned McCarty, Eldon Miller, lohn Gverman, lohn Shearrow, Robert Stewart, Bob Wort, and George Won- derleigh. The tenderfeet furnishing entertainment for the rodeo in the band were Ronald Bethel, Robert Lawhorn, Bonnie Tatman, Fritz Hage- mann, Marilyn Carver, Robert Zoeller, Iohn Freeland, Mary Ellen Mcllvaine, Mary Clark, lack lmmler, Robert Tuvell, and Iohn Wita- meyer. More music was furnished by the Glee Club, the freshmen members ot which were Ronald Bethel, lack lmmler, Paul Raw- if lins, Robert Wort, Charles lennings, George Vlfonderleigh, and Ned McCarty. Ned Mc- Carty was also the only tenderfoot to ride with the Mixed Choir. Bonnie Tatman, Pat Howe, and lean Speakman, were the ninth graders in the orchestra. The apprentice cow- girls in the Freshman Ensemble, chosen from the Girls' Chorus for their outstanding vocal ability, were Ruth Balough, Betty Cartmell, Marge Hockenberry, Marilyn Hinkle, Mar- garet Vernia, Phyllis Wilson, Pauline Cocker- ell, lean Milliken, and Betty Ann Paul. Bar- bara Stark accompanied them on the piano. Tenderfoot girls of the Anderson Choir were Marie Beverley. Charlene Brown, Mar- garet Hitchens, lacqueline Menetee, Mao Kelly, Nancy Thomas, Margaret Roberts, Gladys Brandon, Helen lohnson, and Ester Locklear. After most of us had safely con- quered the bucking exam bronco, twenty- five QB boys and girls joined us in lanuary. Our Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs got into action with Bob Wort as president of the Hi-Y club, and Fritz Hagemann vice-president, Iohn Shearrow secretary, and lohn Overman treasurer. The Tri-Hi-Y club was led by president Marilyn Carver, vice-president Rosemary Fox, treasurer Ioyce Wood, and secretary Marge Hockenberry. After weath- ering all the rigorous training of our tender- foot year, we are eagerly looking forward to being full-fledged cowboys and cowgirls. Page Twelve Q M .sr ' 44 fd Axwi' 4 CF .4 55 5 , - s 1 'n .Y H ' ,n, I. ,- Sf Y yi, .1 5, mv- K 'K- s , v . J' -vu ' 4 'ar 1 1' ,X -W' V' 35 E ., -.1 3 Q vid 1 ,, , . ' 1-'Q Q. f - if fa as fi!! A V K x 1.1 Sf 'XA . ,Qa' x 53' .1 111' '? it 4, Q ..,. ab 1 f dwg 1 Ei 4: in Li hd Yr' ' ' M vf 4 .Q A Q wa , miss . I YQ vhs' Q 5' - .. , 5 'sr' MQ 4 -35,5 M v V f .!, ifis 5 q is! iw Ns -wfvfvexvfwyffi 9 9? 9 -,.,-:ar.-: rwlef fag :S ., E1 ' sw + 'Q' gf IA 2 Q35 2 5 fif' 'AI 4 . ,f Mg 1 J' H .Q 2? . . I ax 7' s 4 1 N Q 'fx 5' P 4 Q l?? R if is W . l . Lf I 5 . x ,F y f ,dl ' ' . L, 5. 'Qi 2 ,' X tf ,,ii ' 2 , - 1 V - 1 fgzg ,.,. fig f Q ', ga ' A , qi? in WL gt ff, ww' my 9 wa 1 ..... 4, F- J N.-,L 53 'xi'7?? Mi at gif 4 ' n A I Look out! Here they come, the 1944-45 Sophomore class, one of the roughest, tough- est outfits this side of Paint Crik Gulch. This outtit numbered 269 at the beginning of the second roundup. On March 14, nom- inations for the sophomore class election were held. When the gunsrnoke was cleared, Rawhide lohn Dunkle was presi- dent, Two-gun Donald Breth was vice- president, Sadie Barbara Armstrong was secretary. Many sophomores went out for old Ranch C. H. S.'s football team. But of these only Wild Bob Kelly received the C letter award. Bob Cutright and Neil Duffy re- ceived the CAA letter award. Bob Friend was a sophomore manager and Barbara Armstrong was a cheerleader. Six sopho- mores niade the Mound-Builder staff. They were leani Hommel, Carolyn Zurcher, Bill Leete, lane Earl, George Wolff, and David Webb. Quite a few sophomores entered the Gals Glee Club: Charlotte Archer, Ann Hamm, Mary Hatton, lanet Metzger, loan Rinehart, lane Speakman, Helen Ahlen, Miriam Barrows, Evelyn McCarty, Elaine lvlc- Kenzie, Carolyn Zurcher, Louise Hill, Barbara Perry, Martha Shank, and Norma lean Tim- mons. The Sophomore Ensemble was com- posed of the following girls: first sopranos, Ann Hamm, lane Speakman, and Miriam Barrows: second sopranos, Evelyn McCarty, Ianet Metzger, and Ioan Rinehart: altos, Elaine McKenzie, Martha Shank, and Norma lean Timmons, Mary Hatton was the accom- panist. The Sophomores in the Anderson Choir were the following: Irene Harris, Mary Kelly, Esther Brown, Gladys Dyer, Elsie Breckenridge, lulia Thomas, Betty Powell, Delores Philips, and Betty Bayless. Old Ranch C. H. S.'s Chorus seems to have held some attraction for the Sophomore S DUDES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Donald Breth - Vice-President Iohn Dunkle - President Barbara Armstrong - Secretary cow-gals. There were more Sophomores in the Chorus than in any other serenading outfit at our ranch. The serenaders were: lane Acord, Dorothy Aid, Barbara Arm- strong, Mildred Barnhart, Dorothy Bell, Bar- bara Blanton, Ronnie Brandenburq, lulia Chandler, Ioan Cochran, Phyllis Conner, Nancy Cook, Barbara DeCamp, Ruth Dun- lap, Betty Fennell, Evelyn Graves, Betty Gunlock, Patricia Hinkle, Mary Hood, Helen lardine, Annabella Ienson, leanne Kear, Pa- tricia Lawrence, Dessie Leach, Ioan Miller, Doris Nelson, Betty Ogier, Collen Tossey, Eileen Terflinger, Bertha Pettit, Cherie Rem- ley, Beverly Richards, Lela Richter, Virginia Roberts, Betty Robinson, Norma lean Royer, Ada Shrader, Patricia Simon, and lane Speakman. lust a few buckeroos from the Sophomore class entered the Boys' Glee Club: Charles Lightfoot, Carl Eycke, Bob Friend, Tom Hand, Harry Ratcliff, Howard Schweitzer, Gary alsh, and Bob McGee. The Sopho- mores in the Choir were the following: lanet Metzger, Ann Hamm, Ioan Rinehart, Louise Hill, Bob Friend, Bob McGee and Howard Schweitzer. ln the C. H. S. band many Sophomores, helped make the music sweeter and louder. These Sophomores were: Helen Harper, Mike Wilson, Iohn Nichols, Ioyce Conrad, Ioyce Kerns, Dessie Leach, Dorcie Henderson, Donna Kysor, Bob Bay, Norma lean Tim- mons, Hugh Manker, Virginia Clark, Bill Leete, Mary Ellen Oliver, Ronnie Branden- burg, Merrel Iunk and Everett Iohnson. The following cow-hands are in Ranch C. H. S, orchestra: Dorcie Henderson, Bar- bara VonClausburg, Mary Hatton, Virginia Clark, Mary Ellen Oliver, Norma Iean Tim- mons, Hugh Manker, Ioyce Kerns, Ioyce Conrad, lohn Nichols, Io Ann Hildner, Mary McQuigg, and Merrell Iunk. Page Fifteen CCWPUNCHERS IUNIOR OFFICERS Neil Iohnston - Vit-e'President Donald Young - President Kcrleen Streitenberqer - Secretary We have passed a milestone in every high schooler's life H the junior year Q- ---- when we are no longer the freshies and soph- ies of yesteryear, but are commanded by only a handful of seniors, whose position and power will soon be ours. We chose as our officers for the year: president, Don Young: vice-president, Neil lohnstonp and secretary, Karleen Streiten- berger. Our dramatic ability was put on display in the presentation of Two Minutes To Go. Actors and actresses from our midst proved themselves in many other plays directed by Miss Warren. lncluded were Russ Poole, Frances McCartney, Wayne Shupe, Anne Bernhard, Harry Hand, Gene Minney, Dave Medert, Martha Camp, Molly Hereford, Doro- thy lokes, Miriam Larrick, jean McAfee, Polly Rohrer, Betty Turner, Wesley Sickles, jim O'Connor, Byron Sigler, Red Bixby, Charles Hitchcock, loanne Griesheimer, and Delores Caldwell. Music was one of the main interests of our junior class. ln the Boys' Glee Club were james Wilhelm, Don Kegg, lon Gant, joe Grimes, Dick Klepinger, Gene Minney, james O'Connor, and Wayne Shupe. The Girls' Glee Club, had Betty Bumgarner, Eileen Palmer, Martha Camp, Katherine Gilsdorf, Doralyn Hockenberry, Helen Hollis, Mary Sue Rowe, Reva Libby, Barbara Minser, Betty Newman, Audrey Shumaker, lean McAfee, Nettie Stead, Karleen Streitenberger, luanita Vtfhite, Elizabeth Yaple, Alice Crites, loan Houck, Beverly Knapp, and ClCFra Nolan, Maxine Angus, Esther Hodge, Pauline jenkins, Gail Park, Betty lean Turner, and Mary Ellen Tuttle were our representatives in the girls' chorus. Harmonizing side by side with these other organizations were sixteen members of this class in the band and orchestra. Two of the three majorettes came from our group, 7' Cherie Donnells, and Helen Hollis. Members of the band and orchestra were Martha Camp, Merrill junk, Byron Sigler, Don Kegg, jack Eley, Dessie Leach, Mary Ellen Tuttle, Gene Minney, Ion Gant, james O'Connor, Russ Poole, Dave Dickey, Martha McQuigg, Maymie Opperman, Betty Schreck, and Betty Bentley. Highlights of life at C. H. S. just wouldn't be complete without bringing sports into the picture. ln there slugging all the way for the Blue and White were Red Bixby, Dick Clark, Robert Corrigan, Kenny Dennewitz, Ion Gant, Leroy Hawk, joe Hess, Dick Klep- inger, Charles Meyer, Max Michels, Charles Morris, Willard Park, Russ Poole, Wayne Shupe, Paul Uhrig, Clarence Valentine, and Charles Von Kennel representing football. Our lighter dressed boys, the basketeers, were Don Young, Dick McCloskey, Don Mar- tin. Charles Morris, jim Steele, Wayne Shupe, Neil lohnston, Dave Dunkle, and lack Eley. The thin clads on the track team were Dick McCloskey, Kenny Dennewitz, Bill Hess, loe Hess, lon Gant, Charles Morris, Carl Alexander, Charles Lee, Dave Medert, Russ Poole, Red Bixby, Dick Clark, Leroy Hawk, Charles Meyers, Max Michels, Wile lard Park, and Neil Hertenstein. The junior group was well represented in the combined junior-Senior Tri-Hi-YQ Dorothy lakes was vicepresident, and Betty Bume garner was treasurer. Then at the half of the year when each group elected separate officers, we chose as president, Karleen Streitenbergerg vice-president lrene Cottrillp secretary, Miriam Larricky and treasurer Bet- ty Bumgarner. The junior Hi-Y had its group too. They elected as president, Orris Gil- more: vice-president, Henry Elliott: treasurer, Carl Alexander: and secretary Dick William- son. What we have gained throughout this year we file away in our memory book and now look anxiously to our senior year. Page Sixteen Y i 3 3, F .gh 1 . -3 -. 2 4, f ,Wg f -P if: 9 gs, iff! A 'S 9 ' .g W, : iqqvig gs,-1 9 Q ,Q XS Q i 'W x XM- p?4v 4 i L S J 5 as gg, Q gi. Ei Q it gb: 3 V, , fgjaaig 1 q-, . ,,S h 'J 53 . A Q Hi . 5 , 8 fin A. if ,-is af- , Q' ff' ' ' ' Vi. ' V P .' , ,- S X I, 1' ' I K , o s Q m ' if Q 5 Lf, T ' 3 5 - A... . T4 'I A '- ' ,f1 Q Q ur . x 5 .. , , NX- ' K N play , N: , , . . ,. u 9 a sh. ' . 5' Q ' .s A 'Egg-5 by wg' k -'I ! it a all 5 5 '1 1 . g f i 5 A' 64 J! v, 45 . 1 1 N' i xx ...J . ff' HG ifxw -v 3 N ,gjfyb x -4 -'Q 'Nl Yi TOP HANDS Geraldme Kxrkwood Secretary Lloyd Snberell V1 Q Presrdent Denny Newberry Presrdent Make way all you tenderteet tor the ex It nenced cowpunchersl Roll out the velvet tarpot Strew tlowers on the way Here come those roohn tootrn Senxors from Ranch F' H S There re a small but rrnqhty qroup ot Sen1ors Th1s year they have chosen Wald Denny Newberry as the1r roundup rader w1th Lloyd The Kld Slberell and Q actus Gcraldme Kxrkwood as hxs saddle mates The Seruor dudes are Well represented tn every acttvlty qotnq on about our Ranch C H S There IS Two Gun Marche Lee the hopp1n hollenn cheerleader The Mound Bt1lld9fS JOL1Il'lGl1SllC tradttlons and your Arrow s h1qh standards were ably car ned by Sentors on both ot the1r staffs edltmq and reporhnq all news ot Ranch C H S When IIIUQ-lCCIl talents were handed out these Senlor cowpunchers were qlven therr share Look around' The band the orches tra and everyone ot the slnqrnq groups have Jnntors ln the1r nndst The Athlettc Revue was loaded wxth SOIHOT hornbres talented from the t1p of therr ten aallons to the toes ol thetr spur adorned boots They also dxsrlayed thelr dramahc talent n Headed tor Eden thelr Senlor class play ln many of the extra act1v1t1es buzzln around the ranch Senlors took actxve parts The Senlor H1Y and Sentor Tr1HxY were actrve rn prornohnq many worthy causes and sponsonnq dances The Sen1or H1Y planned the Sentor Prorn the mam soclal event of the year whrch was successfully carrled out by the comrntttee At the end ot the year the Sen1ors were honored wrth a banq up party qtven by the lunlor Clas For the rnost part these cowpunchers have more to do than to play cowboys and Indrans They have kept up w1th lessons whrch became harder every year and some of the bnqhter ones made the honor roll and won scholarshlps Sorne were chosen to at tend the Rotary and Altrusa clubs for out standrnq work ln some spec1al held of edu cahon The teachers at Ranch C H S have tra1ned them the way they are to rude the burnpy trarl ot hte Now the rerns are ln thelr hands so watch therr dust P :ae Ei ghtec n IN SERVICE Uncle Sam has played a mrghty 1m portant part 1n the ltves of these f1ve boys of th1 years graduattng class They were Called to serve h1m as soon as they were mto the tnfantry on February 14 1945 The mfantry also summoned lra Ellrfrttt and he left on November 18 1944 On lanuary twelfth of thrs year the coast guard recetved Mace Magbee as a new recrutt The twen tleth of lanuary Elhot Hodgdon was taken mto the navy and passed h1s test for radar trammg The Umted States Navy was the branch of servtce George Cook chose and on February 17 1945 he left for hrs boot tramrng Even though they werent here to graduate wlth the1r class we feel that they are dolng a more lmportant Job for the1r country Floyd Benson lr 1 El lfrttt lvl 1 e M xqbee Flllott Hodqdon Czeorqe Cooke 1945 P xqe Ntneteen t l' 5 eighteen. 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P114 lnll e zf1e1 ly Allll 111 T19 'l Mac Glllll 1 4111 16 shawn ow C111 c f l 1 1 I S e We r w ll L da11Q-ere Allllllllll 1111d Kc ll Cul LI 1 M llllt 1410 hoo Al1ab DCIVIH Medi rl y pose S lm th 1 tha re s 1111 l5111dw1l 111 5 lx at lL BOOK TWO 4 rl' A 'gm' LX fl' Q. wf Q if A I ACt1V1tY Club Dramahc The Actrvrty Club whrch wa oraamzed last year by the students ot Chrlhcothe Hrqh School to rncrease and promot qreater school sp1r1t by tncreasrna the crowds at school events and act1v1t1es drdnt hold a formal sessron untrl the se cond semester was started last wrnter lmmedtately tollowmq tl close ot the ttrst semester the rncomma freshman member were elected rn order that they mrqht be present at the hrst meetrna Each room has a member IH the club the two larae study halls two and the lrbrary two Amana the hrst undertalanqs ot the club thts year was the sale ot the season trckets tor our trve home football games Later rn the sprlnq they handled the sellrnq of the Athletrc Revue trckets ln addrtron to representma the student body m school mterests one ot the marn goals ot the ACl1VltY C lub 1 to qet enouqh money throuah thetr manaaement of trclfets or sports events o be able to buy new eaurpment and meet ev penses of sports Because they served such a short tmte the orhcers matned the same as last year wrth Denme Newberry prest dent Davtd Drclcey vtce prestdent and Martha C ollms set retary treasurer An executrve commrttee was formed com the club The Chrlhcothe l-hah School vaudevrlhans ot the lumor Senror dramatlcs clas th1 year presented orrqmal monoloqucs slats and draloas tor the benetrt ot class members They also enacted several one act plays for vanous oraamzatrons m th cxty rncludmq the Krwanrs Rotary Lrons and Y M C A Mothrr Clubs These were all under the drrectron ot Mrss Mary Bellc Warren the hrah school dramatrcs teacher Durrnq the year Senror members ot the class aave report on the best Broadway plays ot recent years whrle the humor members made brref talks on current plays These acttvrtte were supplemented wtth slats presented by the Sophomore and Freshman dramatrcs classes rn whrch the tumors and Semor served as the audrence lrmtatrons of famous personaat were also done by both Senrors and Tumors Of course the two maror prorects ot the year were the pre sentatrons ot the Iunxor and Semor class plays Mrdway m th frrst semester some ot the lunror members beaan work on thc Tumor Class Play Two Mrnutes to Go and wrth srx week practrce It was pre nted at the hrah school audrtormm rm December trrst ln the early sprma the Senror members selected and br aan work on therr play Headed for Fden by Srdney Duvall Thr was presented on May twenty tttth Farm Thrrty two O I ' ' , ' ' , 3 , 1 ' ' ' A ' , 3 e ' ' ' -' i l - ' . ' , ' to . , , . , :S ' , ' ' ' T 's ' ' . ' t + ' . ' . , Q ref posed ot all ot the class presidents toaether with the ottrcers at 0 ' ' s 's ' ' H , Y 1 T I ' I C3 . 1 ' ' ' I w I A :S ' , ' ' ' ,s ' , ' ' ' 5 we ' I I , , N ' ' w , ' ' . , ,, Q ' Q ' ACTIVITY CLUB To Row 1 K N oliom Row 1 V x 1 DHAMATICS Top Row 1y 11 T ltd How 'X 111 11 1 II 111 Second Row 1 L 1 N Bottom Row M 11 1 1 111lI1Y 111 I1II p - NIVI1 1111L1Y, 1xI1'.' E111111111111, 1111111 W1-11, 1111111111 N- 11zy,Vf1:: 3 1111 X 1 W 1lw'11. B - 1111111111 '1 1'111 211, 1X11:1 111' 11111111,1111w111,111111111111?1f11111, 11.111111 11-1111'1'111x11z1111:, T11I1111lx'.L11l,111 f'Y 4111211111 -1112111 1'1111k1v, 141l' 1.11111-x, 11111 ON1111111, W11s11'y 131.1111-s, 1111111 M1 VV1 1 1 2511115 1-, 1111:a::1-11 1'11v11. Fourth How-11-'Hy 1111111-1, T111xi1111 11111111w111!, 1111111111y 111k1Hs, Mvlly 1111111111111 1- III M A111 15111 12111111 h' - 1 I1 1 1.111 11:11111, TN11111111 11111, 11111111 1311115 '11, M1 y A1 A1111-1, 1111111 L111 1 1111111 '1'1111111:a1i1L, 1'1111y 111-1.111 -S111y 1:1-1111, V111111111 H1:f11::, 1.11: 151111111s, 171111 1N1111'111f111, 11111 1i11:w11 11 11 1 11 11 14111 1.1-1-211. 7 1111211111 IVE. -.'E,:11, 141kf'y Ov1'11:11:11,1N11111111111.11111.'1:, .AIIII 1-.11111-y,11 11 1 1111 11 M1 11l1lKi111111',111I1'fIY1X11!11I1',K11 11-111113111-111111111111-1. 11:1 f' 11' GREASE PAINT PRODIGIES o How V 11111 1 ohom Row M111 1 FRESHMAN DRAMATICS 1 si 111 1 1J11ro111y Pr111111 econd Row M11111y11 111I1C1P 1 1111y11 C v1 -D ollom How 1 11111 M 1 11 11 1 II 1 1 1' 1 ll T11111y11111 T P - 111111111 11111111s, 11111111111 1411111.11', 11 1111 111-1111111, 11 V111 ' '11lT1111k,M11y A111111111111,1111l'111I11 111111111111,111111111 1 V111 1 B - 1 '11 S1111111111111,112111111 141 11, 11111 11111, 11111y 1111 1 111111111111 A1111s11111111, 1'11y111:s1,'111111-r,'1111'11 11111111:1111. Top Row-i111111111y 11i11k1111, 5111111111111 11111w11, 119111114 14111111, W11111111 1 1:1111 11, M151 W1 1111, 171111111 1'111'1-111111, 111111 V111 111111111 . UA S - ' '1 , 'f11111111 1111111 191111111111 1fv111y11 '1'11y111, M1 ' T111 11,1V111IY A1111 V1f111 1e1, 111y1-1- 'W1':1111, 11111'1,y 1211 1 1 B - 111 1111111111111, 11111111111 1.1311w111, K111111y11 1111111111.:111 1'11v 11 1 1 1 11 I1 1'11y 11 ww, 1'111y W111111, M1 1131 VV1 11111, 1'11111y 1.1111 111'1111, N 11 y 111 11 A, , . Grease Pa1nt Prod1g1es Another year has passed and the Sophomore dramatic class is nearer its goal DOTC19 Henderson and Barbara Von Clausburg played in the skit Heartless at the New Century Club and the Story Place Garden Club in October and at the Trinity Couples Club dinner in February Ioan Miller Iohn Street and Duff Macbeth were in the cast of Ierry loins ln at the Child Study Club the Trinity Couples Club dinner and at the Veterans rlospital Three Potatoes for Mary was given by Barbara Von Llausburg Martha Shank Ieani Hommel and Virginia Clark at the Trinity Couples Club dinner Bobbie Markley and Dorcie Henderson gave The War r1or s Husband at the Child Study Club and the Navy Mothers Club News from Home was presented by Bob Lewis lim Brownell Bill Graf Bob Savage Don Breth and Iohn Dunkle at the Trinity s Big and Little Brothers Banquet and the Veteran Hospital Barbara Blanton Barbara Armstrong Phyllis Con ners lane Earl lean Kear Mary Ann Bohn Munel Steadman and Bobbie Markley presented The Ladies Discover America in March at the Century Club Guest Day Tea ln the same program a series of monologues entitled Goodby Soldier was Dorcie Henderson Freshman Dramatms After a year of new different and fascinating study the thirty one girls of Miss Warren s freshman dramatics class has accomplished quite a bit Not only have they learned pan tomiming and dramatic story telling but they have also done monologues dialogues and skits A demonstration of their activities was given by the freshman girls at the February fifth meeting of the Child Study Club Taking part in the demon stration above were the following girls Mary Clark Pauline Cockerell Nancy England Dorothy Pringle Betty Lou Ratcliff Patty Rowe Gloria Von Kennel Ioyce Wood and Mary Ann Wurster Other members of the group are Delores Babb Caro line Brown Marilyn Carver Rosemary Fox Mary Ellen Hinkle Dorothy Hood Ioan Iohnson Ann Laeger Wanda Lamm Clarice Leach loanne Ludwig Ruth lackson Kathryn Maugh mer lean Milliken Shirley Rinkliff lean Stimmer Evelyn Tay lor Marione Waller Patricia White Phyllis Wilson Patty Howe and Mary Ellen Mcllvame Although these freshman dramatic students had never before expenenced the life and actions of a stage actress or actor thls past year has taught them a great deal as a foundation for more advanced dramatic work P 3 Tl irty five U I O , , I Y 1 I ll ll I . J I - I I I I Y given bv Barbara Von Clausburg, Virginia Clark, lane Earl, and I . : , ' Jumor- Semor Tr-1 H1 Y Because ol the smallness of both groups the Iumor Semor Tr1 H1 Y was a comb1ned group th1s year They elected as pres1dent Marg1e Lee v1ce presldent Dorothy lakes secre tary Marmlyn Ortman treasurer Betty Bumgarner alternatlng the othces between Iunlor and Senlor groups ln m1d year new olhcers were elected one set of Jumors and one of semors The othcers for the senrors were Marg1e Lee prestdent Vtola Henderson v1ce prestdent Anna Mae Dunn secretary and Marllyn Ortman treasurer The rumors elected Karleen Strerten berger presldent Irene Cottnll v1ce presldent Marlam Lar nck secretary and Betty Bumgarner treasurer The senxor and Jumor ofhcers pres1ded at alternate meetmgs The meetmgs were held on the hrst and th1rd Mondays of every month w1th Mrs Elhs Hatton and Mrs Lon Olrver as SUDGTVISOTS Among the act1v1t1es of the group were the makxng of scrapbooks and kmttmg for war veterans The soctal events ol ll1lS club conststed mamly of a Hal loween dance sponsored at St Pauls audttonum IH late Qctober and a hobo party on November 22 Qne of the pro grams was turmshed by Mrs Russell Savage who talked on ettauette O O O O - 1 I - I I - I I T 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 I P I I I 1 - ' I I I I ' V I I ' 0 O . , . , A - I I I - I I I I ' - - . 11 11 1 I I Q - 1 1 1 w . . . 11 11 . 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' Wtth Mrs Fred Vtfetnnch and Mrs Walter Hess as advtsors the Sophomore Tr1H1Y elected leanne Kear presrdent Pat H1nkle v1ce presrdent V1rg1ma B1xler secretary and Bobbte Markley treasurer The club met br monthly on Tuesday eve n1ngs at the Y home Chosen for the program comm1ttee were Martha Shank Mary Hatton Ianet Metzger BObb1G Markley and Mary Fel lows w1th leam Hommel as cha1rman On December 20 the club played hostess to the Sophomore H1 Y club at a Chnstrnas party One of the groups most successful prorects of the year was the sponsormg of the basketball dance after the Greenfleld C,h1ll1cothe game on February nrnth The theme of The Rodeo was carrled out rn the weartng of blue Jeans and shxrts by the members Barbara Armstrong as master of ceremon1es crowned as kmg and queen of the rodeo Iohn Dunkle and M1r1am Larrlck who also recelved a vegetable corsage The royal couple started a novel manner of danclng m whtch the whole group parttctpated The commtttee tn charge of arrange ments was Norma lean Tnnmons Annabel Iensen Mary Ellen Ohver Dorcte Henderson Pat H1nkle Barbara Armstrong leant Hommel Bobb1e Markley Carolyn Zurcher VITQIDIG Clark lanet Metzger Regma MCGIHHIS Donna Kysor Mary Hatton Mary Ann Bohn Mary Fellows and Mary Hood P ran Thlrty six IUNIOR SENIOR TRI HI Y o How I IYIIIQ Third Row III econd Row X 111 II I N'-1 N 1 NX mrs! Row X 111 I1 III I SOPHOIVIOHE TRI HI Y Top Row V1 1 rd Row I II III econd Row I Iv 1 II Il 1 Irs! Row M IIY II111 I K1 1 FI II 1 II SII NIH ur II I111 I1111Iy1x111 'I' p -1111: 11.1 I11.11111, I.I.:1y I11I111 IXI1'II111111I1I, A1111-1 I41111:11:1I, I5111'I1y IzI:1::, II-111: II.11I1y M1.' 1 II1111.1w 111, I1111z11111 I'1 II11r1111. ' -A111111 1'11111s, I1-11111111 1l1i11::I1111111111, IXI111y A1111 AI1111, I11111' II1111::111, V11 I1 II1111I-111111 All 1 Ii111:111y, I41'v111Iy X11111111. S -111 I11111 I'1111Ik11111, IVI11IIy Il1111121111I, I111111 INIHXI1111, I'I11IIi:x IIy1I11II, M1 II111 1311111 I11I'11 II111::, IN1111'I1y M11I111111, I1I111y I11111I.1 11s. F' - I II 1 11111 INLIIIII, INIIIIIIYII O1f1111111, INI111'1:i11 I.1111, I1.1111 OI1v111, Ii1111y I 111111111111 IXIIIII II L11 rink, K111I111111 I3!111111111I1111'11111. W '111i111111'1111I1, I'I1yII1sL'111111111, lX111111I111II11I1111s:1111,II1111I1111 M1'IlI1111is, IIW11111111 Iiy::111',IXI11w II111I1111,I111111II111I II11I1111II1111+11. Thi - 111111 1'111'k11111, I1111111 M1'11'11111, All II11111111, IIIII 1111 II111y, I'I111111 M1'Ii1'111'11, I111.1 IIilI,U11111Iy11Z '1'I111r, I?111'I111111 A1'111s11111111. S - 4111'I1111.1 V1111 x'I1111:2I111111, I IY AIIII I411I111, I11.1111 II111111111I, I11I11 CI11111II111, A11 If II11 11I1I, N11111111 I11.111T1111111111s, I1111111111II1I1I11111. F' - 1 ' 11, I1111111i11 I1111111I1111I111111, I WIII' M1 klvy, I111 111111 IQ11111, I 11? II'1I:I11, M1111 FII 1 Q 111Q INI111111I S'11111I1111111, II1111'111 II11111I-1 : 1 . GIRLS CHORUS The f ulx Flxormls under Mus Lomme F wGrdQ d1rGu1or1 rerfom Qd f H V T gli 11 und mlqo cwppe-are m T Q rmum prmfg f oufort 10 gcc 1 r mam W1 Putty Hllllfli bicxqe IIICIUCNICJVS were Doro! my mod cu mm rn cn ur me CIIIC e ur ner me fm S werw cxrcmm wmv f I I m1rYy 1111 H H fl' ,, S, , 'S ' .Cl I. ' ' ' , j 1 or IO N wnmu' Hcvs Jrf , . ,d ' h- A I Sv' K X' t . Inn S v Ik mm wus: 0lm'IOd pmsidelui of the Chorus, the S9CTTQfCIIY'TTE?CISLIIOY was Brirlwcmx Stcnrk, li 114 A 13 ' , 2, ' , K ,. , , K T H , P: 'I Az :air rm, Pwtw lmw Cf T ,1l, i B Hy G T . Tl H ' 1: ,i p fd by D X:s::1s1l,rw1c'11. Freshman Tri- Hi- Y fop Row l Seventh Row 'l'l111 F1111sl11111111 T11 I-l1'Y elected Marilyn Carver, president, lT11s11111111y l'11x, vice-111eside11tg Ioyoe Wood, treasurer: and M11111111 Hocl:o11l1erry secretary. Nor111a Lanq was chosen news 111111111111 tor the 1,1ro1111. The Club held its rneetinqs on the sec- 'Ill It 1t t1111rtl1 VV1 dnesday ll1ljlllS of each 111onth at the l11 11111 The 111o1111 was under the Capable leaderslnp ot the1r dx s 1 IN Russell owaqe and Mrs A M Mnrnrney T11 Ill t 1111111l ol tlns s1l1ool year was a Gold D1qaers 11 1 1 I t1111 V llOIIlO Novernher twenty second Var1o11s 1 1 111 were held ll'lIOl1tIlAtOtll the year After a basket 1 OIxjQIIl'LUllOIl spor sored a dance at tl1e St Pauls 1 1t ll I111111111y twellth Tl1e Co1111n1ttee that 111ade tl1e ar 1 111 111 111t t11 the 1la11Ce lllClt1dGd Rosemary Fox cl1a1rn1an D11otl1y DllIllQ1LD Patty Dr11111111ond IOGII C1r1eshe1rr1er a11d l11r The 111e111bersl11o totaled t1tty and 1IlClL1d9d N Lana W L lt111w11 D Ptahh B Gartner D Hood M Brown 1 1so11 t lea l1 I tx111111t1111er I t1r1eshe1111er D Gr1eshe1n1er X l 11111111 M lIoCke11herry I Anthony N Enqland Q Dr11111 1nd M M AI1111 P Lottrtll M Verma I Ludwrq M OI1 11111 Pl BQ1lOl1K1ll M P1 oples P Drurrnnond K Ma11qh111er P Panl P Ihqas M Hmlcle B Cartrnell M Carver D Dunlap P N1111111111 It IltC'lisOIl P VfllSOI1 B Tat111an I Wood LNXLT M Ll11rl VV Cllt1ttLY lt Fox P Whrte M Waller Ixflkllvlllllo M Wnrster P Rowe D Prmqle I Larrrclc N Proehl ld L1lIt GIRLS CHORUS s w Vt111t Betty L,art111ell M111ly11 Carv 1 '111n11 P 1 y M1y1 r M 1r1gar1t Verma 1 l1I It Q llllltlf Helen Cottrrll Phyllls Conner N 1111y l.11v1s1 xxth How l 1 n 111111 qlllltllf Il I 1 Flfth Row l 11 1 1 Royf B1 v1 1 s 1 A111 1 Fourth How 11 111 1 111 M1 1 1 111111111 l111w11 Thxrd ow N 1119 11110111111 C,11rr1er D1 1111115 Ke1111'1s ll 11 11 W141 I Second Row Nt 1 lllll Brottt N1 111111 L1 11 Mo 111111 111: 1 qltl 1 ottom How l y I l 1 1 Lt1r1st111e XIII 1ll1 y D1s.s.1e l.o11l1 1: 1 1 It 1 111111 M lf Ruth l11rtv1111L 1 1 1 Y 1 1 3 .. 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Semor H1 Y Jumor H1-Y Th1s year the Sen1or H1 Y had as pres1dent VICG pres1dent secretary and ergeantatarn1s lloyd S1berell Frank Lee Ed Bohn and Denn1e Newberry respect1vely The pr1r1c1pal event ol the year was the popular annual Seruor Prom held Apr1l twenty seventh at the Ch1ll1cothe Hrgh School gymnas1urn The cornm1ttee appo1r1ted by the club for th1s CIHGIT was hm Cut r1ght George Gr1eshe1mer and Charles Bud R1gg1n Paul Deckers orchestra was 1rr1ported from Columbus to play tor th1s soc1al aHa1r The Semor H1 Y also sponsored another suc cesslul dance th1s year lt was held at St Paul s Hall after the H1llsboro basketball game Add1t1onal act1v1t1es were skat1ng part1es at the Wmter Garden hayr1des club suppers and gab SGSQIONS The Semor H1 Y w1th the Tumors as guests held a skat1ng party at tl e W1nter Garden Ianuary Qlfllllll Desp1te the tact that tho club had a very small membersh1p they kept up good at tendance ar1d Gll9IlllGIl at the IT1G6'llDCjS throughout the whole year Durmg the year three ol the1r 111en1bers lelt for the armed torces Bud Benson was drafted by the ATINY Elhott Hodgdon 9I1l1SlGd 1n the Navy and Mace Magbee enl1sted 111 the Un1ted States Coast Guard Mr Vernon Lmdbergh was the Sen1or H1 Y adv1sor Meetmgs were held on Monday evenmgs at the Y Gm Gtlmore Harry Flhott Q arl Alexandcr and D1ck Wll hams pre 1ded as presldent VICE pre-s1dent treasurer ar1d sec retary respechvely over the Iun1or H1 Y The b1ggest events ot the year were the two dances sponsored by the Tumor H1 Y or1e at St Paul s Hall February n1nth and the other at the close ol the second serrrester at the Cl1lll1COlh9 H1gh School gymnas1um The comm1ttee lor the February dance one of the most mem orable events of the year was lames O Connor Wesley S1ckles loe GTIHIGS and Carl Alexander Th1s CIHCIII' was umque 1n so much as any thmg could and d1d happen There was lun lor everybody' lt cons1sted ot slap st1ck comedy through out the ever11ng such as members ol the band walkmg oft stage and playmg by themselves o1e throw1ng and some ot the h1gh school Smatras be1ng shot and carrred oft stage on a stretcher February twenty second the Tumor H1 Y had a grand and fIlOf1OL1S t1me at the1r tag party held at the Y M C A The party comm1ttee lon Gant lun Ba1rd and Paul Uhr1g prov1ded many k1nds of sandwtches drmks potato ch1ps and other snacks Meetmgs ot th1s H1Y group were held on Wednesday n1ghts at the Y Mr Adam Mumrney was the club advrsor Page r orty 2 ' 1 ' 1 F - P 1 1 0 ' 1 J Q 1 , . , 1 1 . . . 11 11 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 . . 1 . 11 11 . , , . , , , 1 , 1 ' 1 -1 1 1 1 , , . , , , - , , , 11 1 1 - 1 .f . . , - . . K . 11 11 .r . 1 f. 1 1 1 x Q 1, . -1 , 1 3, - . 01 . . i 1 Q ,, , 1 , , , - , 1 A A , . 1 1 . , , , 1 1 1 . 1 1, 1 - 1 1 , . , 1 , , L. 1 . , , r - , , . , 1 . 1 1 1 , ' 1 - , 11 . 11 1 . QA 1 1 1 1 1 - . 11 11 1 SENIOR HI Y Top Row 1 1 econd Row I II INI I 11. 1 1 W II I Irs! Row Third Row 'N IL IUNIOR HI Y A N 4 Second How 1 R 1 II Bottom Row 1 1 1 I 1 IT1 as I1C1r1yI11P - Il1.1I I11 :.:111, G1 111.111 G1i -SI1-11111v1, II111 C1111111I11, II1..1-11111'I'111111sI1I:, IIc1v1111I IR 111. S -- 41 11I.I11x, II1'c11Iw II xy, IIcw111cI IIvI111c1, QIIIQIIIUS 9c'111111111s, IIVIIIIIII N11 I11111y Im' N I.-IxI-'IL 7 I .I IM1111 IQ-1y.i I3111-11vII, I'11111k Low, 3111111 11 I'iI11c1, UI111v11v11 I1-115.111, A11 Lww-11y. Top Rowi'I'v111 V.'1 f: KWINII FI111-111:.1kv1', HMI I3ixI1y, C'11rI AIwx.111-I111, N111 Ic1I111f:I1111, K-11111y IIXII 111-w1f:'. ' -II11111y I'lI111fI, I111110s WiII1vI111, D11-k VViIIi11111s1111, I3Wi1:I11 Ii1111I11II, LH11111 III1-y, I'y1 f7i11If-1, I111111sI1:11.I, INIVI-I X'1111I-1111111111 -G-1111 IJ11111-'y, K-1 II: DIIIIY, QUIIL' GiI111c11r1, IIUII CI1111I0vk, NVII IIn111v1sIvi11, IMI IVlvK11 fiv. -IY:v1.I II1'kvy, Iwn Qzxlllf, Ii111 Stwxlw, Ii11 O'CP1111 11, I'Ii'k IX..-C'Ir1sk1y, Dirk IlI1111i111:11 IMI11 IXICKIVIIIZPY. Top Row 1 dle Row P 1 o tom Row op Row 1 econd Row 11 urs! Row A1 1 1 A 1 FRESHMAN HI Y SOPHOMOHE HI Y 1 111 - 1111111'll1111,1'11111-11i111Q111y,1111 111 11z111,1'1'J1'1 111 M'd -- 111 111'.v1111s:, 121 1111 I1 '.1,'1p1.1',', f1 E111 'a1.'1'11:1,1x x 11 1 1 1 1111 B I --f'1.111111::11111111111s,111111171:-11111111,11111111115111 1111 Il 11 II I1 'I -- 1 1111 C'111111111f, 1111111111 1111111111, 11111 11111111 , 11 11 11111 ' 1 11 w '1 11V11 11 S 7 1111111Cl11'v11s:,1Q111l211z1,1.L1111111W11?!,11:111'11 I1 11 11 1 1 I 1 I1 k F' 1 111111 M1111-VV1'::1111,1J1111111?l1,1 111: F111 1 11 1111' 1 1V 1 x 1 11141 '11 ' ' Freshman H1 Y The twenty hve members ot the Freshman H1 Y club elected Robert Wort presrdent Frrtz Hagemann vrce pres1der1t Iohn Shearrow secretary and Iohn Overman treasurer Mr Iohn H Cooke acted as the adv1sor durmg the year Or1g1nally meetrng every Thursday evenmg at the Y home the club later changed 1lS meetrng date from Thursday to Wednesday evemng due to conflrct w1th basketball pract1ce The hrgh pornts ot the year were two pmg pong tourna ments held by the members ln the trrst one Dan Brundrge was the wrnner and rn the second Harold Hater was hrgh Harold Hater was the hnal wrnner The second football dance at St Paul s gym was sponsored by the club Several movtes shown at the club meetrngs and partles provrded other entertamment tor the club s members Presrdent Robert Wort and Mr lohn H Cooke were chosen as delegates to the H1 Y conference rn Columbus on December mnth and tenth 1944 The program commlttee rncluded Ioe Black charrman Adam Alexander and G1lbert Graves The rules commrttee consrsted of Dan Brund1ge Harold Hater and Davld Busklrk The clubs basketball team members were Don Hrlty Frankltn Kelly Eugene Rrttmger Manon Whaley Wrlbur lNoods loe Black Wayne OBryant Charles lenmngs Eugene Moser lack McRoberts Dav1d Buskrrk Sophomore H1 Y The trrst meetmg ot the Sophomore H1 Y was held on Oc tober 24 1944 w1th Mr Paul Hydell as adv1sor The ottrcers elected were Howard Shonkwller presrdent W1ll1am WISE man vrce presrdent Davrd Webb secretary and Rrchard Wells treasurer Later IH the year R1chard Wells resrgned and Wrllram Lette was elected to the oftrce of treasurer Iohn Dunkle Bob Savage and Nell Duffy were appomted to a commrttee to orgamze a Thanksgrvrng dance hm Button and Mtke W1lson were the leaders ot the membershrp cornm1ttee The club had a prng pong tournament ID wh1ch Iohn Dunkle emerged as champron M1ke Wrlson was appo1nted to plan the rel1g1ous programs of the meetrngs The club members were 1I'1V1l9d to a party g1ver1 by the Sophomore Trl H1 Y on December twentreth The Sophomore H1 Y had the honor to sponsor the New Year s Dance thrs year Webb R1ley and Wrseman prmted posters advert1s1ng th1s dance The club rnvrted the Sophomore Trl H1 Y on a snow party at the Country Club on Ianuary fourth 1945 Refreshments were served The club sponsored a team rn the H1 Y Basketball League On February twentleth the club enterta1ned the Sophrnore Tr1 H1Y at a party and dance Page Forty three: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . . 11 11 1 - 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1. , , . O 1 1 , . . - 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 , , . . . , 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 Orchestra Band The orchestra under the drrectron of Mr Fhchard Wlrxttrna ton partrcrpated rn many hrqh school actrvrtres rn the past year The annual events that they played for were the Iunror and Senror class plays Talent on Parade and Commencement on May 31 Other entertarnment act1v1t1es rncluded a concert arven at the Veterans Hosprtal and at the Clarksburg Commence ment on May 30 The entrre proqrom for the Sprma Concert known as Talent On Parade was made up for the most part of popular and semrpopular sonas The orchestra proaram was as fol lows Coronatron March by Meyerbeer Sona of the Flame by Gershwm The Man I Love by Gershwn and Soph rstrcated Ladv The orchestra members are Barbara Bolmer hm Steele Nancy Conrad Norma lean Anderson Dorcre Henderson lean Speakman Bussell Poole Barbara Von Clausbura Maymre Opperman Mary Hatton lon Gant B ll Maddox Betty Schreck Patty Hovtc Vrrqrnra Clark Mary Ellen Ohver Iuha May Ohver Norma Tmrmons Mary McQu1qa Huah Manker Llara Nolan Vrola Henderson Betty Bentley Martlyn Ortman Dave Krrkwood Bonnre Tatman Mrlton Opnerman loyce Kearrns loyce Conrad, Gene Mrnney lohn Nrchols Bryon Srqler Merrlll The departma Senror members are Barbara Balmer Nancy Conrad Norma lean Anderson B1ll Maddox lL1l1CIOl1V9f Vlola Henderson Marrlyn Ortman Mrlton Qpperman and loyce Manker Wrth the ard of the newly formed Booster Club con srstrnq of Cl1llllC'Oll'19 bt1'slItGSS msn rnterested rn our team the srxty members of our school band treked all the way to Lancaster to cheer our football team on to vrctory rn then hrst out of town aame for thrs season Thrs IS only one of the many occasrons on whrch the band furnrshed entertarnment and encouraaement to the team Basketball and football Games alrke were enlrvened by thls splrrted aroup of mustctans whrch also performed at the numerous pep rallres Besldes tts act1v1t1es rn behalf of school the band also dtd much to enlrven the Memorral Day Parade and bolster the sprnts of the patrents at the Veterans Hosprtal Thrs aroup took part rn the Sprrna Concert too They furntshed many of the tunes at th1s annual d1splay of C H S talent The snappy blue and whrte umforms of the band were lead throuqh many tncky maneuvers by Drum Marorette Cherre Donnells ably assisted by Helen Holhs and Helen Harper Three days of every week were devoted by the band to praetrce They met every Monday Wednesday and Frrday rn the hrah school audrtorrum Band letters were awarded to the members at the end of the year Page Forty four , . . I ll Y AV I i I ll I - VJ, ' ' ' T I L . ' l 1 1 1 I A . ' 1 - 1 I f lunk, Ioyce Manker, loanne Htldner. ORCHESTRA o Row I xs1 1111 11s 1 11 x 111' I11 M111111 011 Q11 1111111 11 11111 111111 11111111 M1111ko1 411111 N1 1F s 1 dle Row 1 11 1111 1111 1 11111 1111111111112 1115119 L11111111 M11111y11 O111111111 1115110 M1111 1 1 11 N011 I I 1 1 111 W1 1 s oliom How 1 11111 1 11 11 1 1 1111111 1 1 11 1 111 1111 1111y 1 I1 1 111 1 151111 11 1 Il 115 I1 111 1 BAND O How 11 1 11 S011 11 1 INN 14111 y 'N 1 1 11 F11 Q1 1 1 11 econd Row 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 11 1 11X 1y B1 M111 SQ F1117 11 If 111111111 1rd Row M 11 1111 11 1 v 1 161 1 11111 5111 4111111 1111 11 11 If LI 1 1 N 111111 11111110 ourth How 1 It 1 1 1 11 D 1 Ll 1111 1 11111111 1 Il 1 111111 1 11 11111 111 111111111111111 M11111111 L1111111 M1111O11 W11111ey D11v111 K1I1CWOUL 1111111 1 1 How M N ll 131111111 s 011111111 Ev1111s oy11 K1111rns W111111111 M 111111111 1 1 111 1 11111 11111111 1 111111 011111 IO 11 1 1 0111111 ' 1 1 1 119111 1 11 P11119 Fo11y11vQ 'I' p - 1111111111 11111111-1, 11115:-11 1' 111, 111111: S11111c1, 11111 M1 11111 , 1011 G1 ., G11 1 ' -y, M111 1-11 . , 111' 1 1 ,I '1'1,,1. M'd - 11y1'11 '1111' s,N11 1 I1 ., 1, T 1 , ' , ' 1-111, 111111 M11y U1iv111', V111111 11111111r.' , M111'y 1f111111 O1iv11, Vi111i11111 C1111 k, M. ry M1'C,711i111g, 11111111 N111 , 1 1111t11y 1111 151111, - 111 11 Y111111111, 141-11y S1'111111'k, P 11y 11,w11, 1111111 S11f1k , B11111111 V1111 C1 115 111' , 11111111111 1111' 111, N1 ' C11111111, N01 11 11 11 A1110 ' , 1111 '11 H11 111 '11 , M y 11111 11111, M11y1111- 01131111111 111, M11 V1'11111i111111111. p - 11111 M1 114111, 111111111 W11: , H111 1.1111111, R111 11 1.1 '11 , 1-111'11111'11 K11111i11111f1, I111'k 1111- , 1111vi11 1111'1:11y, 1111.'S -11 1'111111, U1 1 M1111112y, I vk 11111P1, 1111111 F1111 1111. - 111111111 11 y, H11-1111 Z111111111, 1111111 Ni1'11o1s, 110w11111 S1'11v1117111, 1111 G11111, 1111115 S11-11.1,Ry1'11S11,11111,'11111 1' 1 , '11 1 ., ' .11 1.1 . Th' - '1111 1 11, M1 y 1'11111 M1'111i111'1, 111y1 C11111111, D1 11 Ky' , 1711 '1'1111111111, V1111' '11 C1.111:, M.11y 111111 Qw11VI'I, 17111111 1111111101sc111, M1 i1yn C YVWY, M. ry C11111c, 1 1 1111111 '1 11s. F - 1v11'111 111111s1111, C111111 N111111, M111y E11111 '11 11111, ,essiv Lo 1.2 '1, IJ -1 111111111-1, 11411111 N1 1 , 111 '11 1 1 ' , 1 , ' ' , ' ' 1, 1 111 H1'11U1, hh -- 11 V111111111:f1111, C1111 11 1113, 1 1 '1 1 ' , ' ' 1 ' , M1 1111 O11111111111111, 111y1'11 M1 1-:11', N 'y C ' 1, B111 1 B 1 1', V' 1 11 -1111111:s1111, 111111 M11y ' ' M11111y11 O11111111, 131 I1 K11111, 1i1'1111k11 Hoey, 1-1011111 111111111, ' Il 1 llis. ANDERSON CHOIR o How M IIY K 11 1 I 1 III o om Row C 1 1 11w11 I1 S1 II H I MIXED CHOIR ourth How 1 1 11 1 W1 11 11 1 1 111151 v1 S V1 VI 1 N S I econd How 1 1y11 M11111 y H 11 111 W11I1 III 1 Vi I1I11II1 III1I 1 C II 1 I 1rs1 Row 13 11: 111 1 1 111 W 1 1 1 1 1 T119 I'111y s1X p - 1 11 1-y, 1V11111111111t 11i11'11111s, 11111111 111111is, 1fs111111 11111,-:11 1111 11 1 11 1 1 1 1111 511111, 1f:s!11111 1.111'k111111, IN11IfYC:CL111l'I, F1511 1411-'14 1111111 111, N11 '1 111-v111y N - f1111 111111 151 , A11 11111 1ioy11:1w11, I.11111s11 111111 '11, 111111 PI 1 1 1 1 1 1 N1 11'y '1'111111111s, G11111y: H11 11111111, 1111111 '1'111111111s. F 7 11 11111, 1y1 1 S11 111,11111C111111111,11111M1111'111111,11111111111 11V 111111 111 111 111111-1 M1112111-1, 11111,1111111'1'111 '1'k,1311 11 11111111s, 151111 K1-1111, 1111111: Third RowfN11111111 1111111 VV1111111111, IV11IIY S1111 1111w11, 1111111 1111111'1:, 1'111V 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1111 1111111:a, 1111 111y KIl1'I11Y, A111111 11I111Y11, 1161 '11 11rw111:, 1111111111: 11.1111s1- 1 , X 1 11 11 1 11111g,1.11111s1 11111. S - IV1- 11,131-111 111 C1'111k, G1111111111111 Knkw 111, V11111111 1 IIY 1 5 N 11114 1 M1, '1 111111, 15111131 O '1 , No 1 1111111 A111111s,111, 111'1i1 1 1 11 11 1111 11 M. 71 1 C1 11111. F' - 11' K11111i1111111, 11711 C11111, 1111111 11 M111111y, N111 1v1'1'1z11y 111 111 1 11 1 1 11111 i31'11w 1111'e11, 11111111111 11111111, 1119 QII1IIIfS,1J1IV11K1I1C'N11,111 Anderson Chou' The Anderson choxr chose the tollowmq othcers tlns year president Mary Cooper secretary Mary Kelly hbranan Cladys Dyer and stage manaqers Maraaret H1lCllE,Tl Elste Breckmrtdqe Bosetta Beverly and Loulse Bunch From the chorr was selected an ensemble whrch was composed t Mary Kelly Elste Breckenrrdqe Delores Phrlhps Irene Hams Cfladys Dyer Ann Boberts Lourse Bunch and Esther Locklnar Both of these aroups the Anderson Cho1r and the selected ensemble have suna tn varlous proarams at the dttterent churches some ot whtch were The Bapttst Church The Bndae Street Church of Chrrst and The Presbytenan Church They also sana at the Veterans l-lospltal W1th the Ctrls Glee Q lub they qave a select1on ot carols on the Court Hou e steps durmq the Yulettde season The Anderson Qhotr also sana a aroup of sonas 1 1 the Sprmq Concert wh1ch was under the dnectron ot MISS Edwards The chotr was accompamed by lane Speakman and the selected ensemble was accompan1ed by Norma lean Vtfemnch Both the chorr and the ensemble were dlrecttd by Mtss Lorame Edwards Other members of the Anderson Chou are Esther Brown Betty Bayless luha Thomas Bt tty Nancy Thomas Helen Iohnson and lacquehne Emch The se boys and an s ol the nuxed chotr represent forty hve votces ot the smqma and yodehnq cowhands ot old Ranch Q H S They have provrded entertamment for numerous out lde orqamzahons Under the dtrectxon ot Mr Vtfhtttmaton the y have appeared before audtences of LIONS BIWCITHQ and Rotary Clubs the Trlmty C hurch Couple Llub 'Walnut Street Church Wesley Weds and IH Talent on Parade Thetr b1qqest h1t was scored rn the Athlettc Bevue when dressed m aay haynde costumes they thnlled the audtence wrth tl'1e1r sptne chrlhnq Sweet and Lovely and Deep Pur ple Mr VVh1tt1naton was presented w1th a t1e clasp from members ol the chotr alter the Revue The chotr rs suttermq a qreat loss loyce Manker accom pamst IS m the present araduatma class Cther departma Semors are lworma lean Anderson Edward Bohn Barbara Bolmer Betty Ruth Cook lames Ctllflfllll Davld lanes Don Keqa Davtd Klrlcwood Geraldme Ktrlfwood loyce Manker Evelyn Moore loe Mutchler Betty Overman Vrramta Perry Patr1c1a Scott Gene Tomastrk The rmxed chotr ended therr year by stnqrnq tor Baccalaureate Servrces Parte Forty seven O T ' I P 1 I , ' 1 s .J A I r T 1 ' 1 - A t ' , , ' ' , O . 1 A L I , ' - T ' s , v 47 I 1 r I .4 1 . I L 1 , 3 H , fx ' ' . , , 2 5 T ' ' ,: , , , ' : 2 Powell, Charlene Brown, Iacaueline Menetee, Mae Kelly, ? , Q' l ' ' , - , A ' 9 , V A ll V I I I V I i I ,' h T . - . , 7 -A r I I 1 I I - 1 - Boys Glee Club As rn precedtng years the Boys Glee C lub of Clnllrcothe H1gh School was organxzed rn the begtnrnng of the school year lt conslsted of rnany boys drawn from the Freshman Sopho more lunlor and Sentor classes wrth Mr Rrchard Whtttrngton again presrdtng as 1ts dlrector and loyce lvfanlcer agarn servtng as tts ptano accornpantst Thts was the last year whtch loyce wlll serve as accornpantst for the club as she rs a member of thts year s araduattng class Thts group met each Monday and Wedrtesday dunng the stxth perlod IU the rnustc roorn lt gave many concerts before clubs and groups tn and near C hrllrcothe lt also partrctpated IH the annual school presentatron of Athlettc Revue The club rnade tts frrst appearance tn lanuary at the Veter ans Hosprtal Among the others before whom they sang were the Untted States lndustrtal Reforrnatory the Krwants C lub the Lions Club and the State Parent teachers Assoctatton con ventron held at Chrllrcothe VVhen they appeared before the one thousand pnsoners of the Untted States lndustnal Re fonnatory they were ccnducted on a tour through the rnstttutron They were shown the chatr factory the aeronauttcal butldmcl dornntones GIPIS Glee Club Yes another year has passed and here we are agarn to tell you about the Grrls Glee Club and thetr act1v1t1es of the past year Thts srngrng group under the dtrectron of Mtss Loralne Edwards conststed of f1fty ftve grrl votces wlnch tncrdentally 1 the largest ever to be assembled rn the Cohrlltcothe Htgh School Thrs group gave many perfornances tn addttton to the ones QIVQH at school Among these were some gtvtn for thc Ktwants Rotary Ltons and New Century Clubs Programs were also grven for the varrous churches and for the Veterans Hospttal All ID all the gtrls Cthat rs the Glee C'lub plus M15 lzdwards other groupsl presented an average of one program a week durrng the Whole year The offrcers elected for the year were Vtrgrnra Perry prest dent Karleen Strertenberger secretary treasurer and Geraldme Krrkwood lrbrarran Reva Lrbby Mary Sue Howe and Vtvtan Rtchards were stage managers The accornpanrst was Betty Bentley and asststant accornpanrst was Susan Dunlap Spectal performrng groups from the clubs were the Sophomore lunror and Sentor ensembles To end the year Mtss Pdwards and the group had thexr tradrttonal p1cn1c Btcycles were the mode of transportatron Pa-ge Forty ez ght I I ' - I ' where there were several dismantled airplanes, and one of the ' .1 ' ' Q -, ' . 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It :X :I I417fy B1o1ogy Club Publications The Chtlhcothe Htah School Btoloqy Club was oraamzed Wednesday October ll l944 at the YMCA w1th thrrty hve students present The othcers elected were lohn Sheets Nancy Cook Phylhs Hydell Howard Schwertzer and Mr Paul W Hy dell as president v1cepres1dent secretary treasurer and ad VIQOF respecttvely The constrtutton conmnttee conslsted ot Alba Whrtesrde cha1rman Mary Ellen Ohver Katherlne Gtlsdort Harold Maess and Charles Ltahttoot Two mam club prolects dtssechon and cancer study were adopted for the year A qroup of anlmals 1I'1ClL1dlI1QI starhsh clams earthworms crawhsh hsh and troqs were dtssected and studred A aroup of students studred cancer m cooperatton w1th the Antertcan Cancer So ctety Barbara Blanton was charrman of th1s proJect Two meet mq were scheduled each rnonth one a qeneral meetma and one devoted to laboratory work Proarams mcluded movtes shde t1lms d1scuss1ons speakers and held tnps The club ex perlenced an all day held tr1p to Tar Hollow State Forest dur m 1 the sprma months A stall ot thrrty two members pubhshed srxteen tssues ol Mound Barbara and Iohn IU CIIKILJGI the Mound Bullder ar d ahe 1945 Arrow The Bu1lder staff conslsted ot Manlyn Ortrnan ed1tor Pelletter news ed1tor Delores Caldwell teature ed1tor Sheets sports ed1tor Wtlharn Maddox was advertrsmq of both pubhcattons The Arrow staff was composed ol Russell Poole ed1tor Ruth Byers class ed1tor Geneva Francrs club ed1tor Mananne Schachne feature ed1tor and Donald Younq sport ed1tor Bookkeeper for both pubhcatrons was lean Fmley The stall art1st was Wesley Stckles and photographers were Manan Hat held and Kenneth Dennew1tz Durmq the year staff rnernbers kept attracttve scrapbooks of the1r pubhshed matenal Beamntnq tlns year scholasttc credtt IS bernq arven for work on the h1qh school pubhcahons In the spnnq three rssues of the Mound Butlder were edlted by trtal staffs The honor of membershtp 1n Qu1ll and Scroll tnternatronal honor soc1ety for htqh school Journahsts was conferred upon etqht candrdates lean Frnley Barbara Pelletrer Wtlham Mad dox Russell Poole Geneva Franc1s Delores Caldwell Ruth Byers and lohn Sheets PINS and keys were awarded at a spectal Journahsm assembly May lU The year s actrvmes were closed w1th a prcnlc tn May P1 lf Flfty one O . 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At the Old Opera House IUNIOR CLASS PLAY The presentatron of the Iunror Class Play Two Mrnutes To Go was made on December frrst rn the hrgh school audr torrurn The leadrng character Walter CSprkel Reagan a young football coach was portrayed by Wayne Shupe and Ann Bernhard was cast as Sandra hrs wrfe Russell Poole acted as an asprrrng football candrdate Rudy Barn who gave Arlrngton therr wrnnrng pornts by usrng a drffrcult play and Frances Mc Cartney took the part of Luella Brckel who gave Rudy last mrnute encouragement over the announcer s mrcrophone The remarnder of the cast were Harry Hand as Mr Wrlson Imogene Burlrle as Mrs Druggrns Gene Mrnney as Terry Drug gms Ann Rarney as Mrmr Hopper Karleen Strertenberger as lo Crarg Ioe Grrmes as Whrz Barton Byron Srgler as Russ Martrn Mrrram Larrrck as Beth Molly Hereford as Hope Dorothy lakes as Helen Dave Medert as Tom Brrchard and Charles Von Kennel as the radro announcer The play was dr rected by Mrss Mary Belle Warren ATHLETIC REVUE On March twenty second and twenty thrrd rn the hrgh school audrtorrum the an nual Athletrc Revue was presented under the drrectron of Mr Whrttrngton Carl Oney s orchestra played the overtures The pro gram opened wrth selectrons by the Boys Glee Club followed by three songs by the Grrls Glee Club under the drrectron of Mrss Lorarne Edwards Next was a farce entrtled l Caesar played by an all male cast Then Gene Hanawalt assrsted by Wesley Srckles en tertarned an enthralled audrence wrth hrs magrc trrcks They re None of Them Per fect a one act play was presented Ion Gant played a Cornet solo A musrcal revue called Arnerrcan Hay rrde frnrshed the program Helen Hollrs accornpanred by Nancy Borland drd a tap dance and then a sextet sang Daybreak Margre Lee presented a monologue Helen Harper accompanred by Brll Maddox tap danced The Scrap Iron Quartet sang The Bughouse Serenade The frnale was Hrp Hrp Hooray sung by the chorus Page Frfty two SENIOR PLAY Headed for Eden the senror class play was presented May twenty frfth rn the hrgh school audrtorrum The actron of the play took place rn an old fashroned boardrrrg house the home of srx young workrng grrls One of the grrls found her brother rrrvolved rn a man slaughter charge The plot came to a romantrc clrrnax The cast was as follows Mrs Oral Skrp Dunn Hank George Grreshermer Pegge Walters lanet Dunson Gladys Herman lulra May Olrver Nancy Lane Margre lee Kate Roberts Vrrgrnra Perry Rosrna Blond rsh Barbara Pelletrer Barry Rrchards Rrcrr ard Strausbaugh Mrnnre Peters Barbara Bolmer Henry Banks lames Cutrrght Mar cella Turner Lors Dennrs Bob Roberts Sam uel Frttro Sergeant Kelley Brooke Hoey Ken Howard Wrllram Maddox Lrmpy Pugene Tomastrk Publrcrty for the play was rn charge of Marrlyn Ortman whrle Marr anne Schachne had charge of the propertres The assrstant and prompter was Mary Ann Alger and the play was drrected by Mrss Warren , I . , , , . , , I . , , , , , - - I I V Y ' - , , . . . 5 A - I L' , ' . , . I 1 , worth, Sally Laegerg Imogene, Anna Mae - . : . T J , 5 . . A: , ' I I - , , , r 1 1 ' , : , . H . 7 I 5 ' . H . . . f 7 I ' V . , ' . . , . ll rl ' l l 1 r V - I Y I ll . ll . ' I' IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Top How - Iiin O'L'wnnm, II-iny Hiinci, Duvn Mmivri, Vifiiyno Siiiipv, Hiissvll Poolv, Gonri Minnwy. Second How-Molly IIOWIUIUI, Iiiirifqmw Bnrlilv, Dorothy Iiikos, Fmiiw-S Mi' Curinoy, Byron Sifiim. Boliom Row - loo Giiinvs, Annfi Iiiiinvy, Mirisnn Lmnivk, Kiirluvii Strwitmi Iierqwr, Annex Bwiiiliimi, ATHLETIC REVUE Top How-II. Sk'IiW1 II7lxl', Ii. Ivi-uiiivx, D, Klvpiiiiwr, I. Cunt, I, Sivwlcy I. O'C0nnor, W. Sivklvs, G. Minnvy, IW. Innnvs, D. Kirkwcmci, G. Iiiniiiwiilt. Fourth How-I. Cniriqiii, B. Siiqlvr, Ii. Bixby, B. Iioey, B. Buy, Third How-N. I, Wvinrivii, F. Momv, G. Kirkwmwci, M. Lon, I. M. Oiivvi, M. A. Alcwr, I. Sirfwi, W. Siiiipv, CS. Torni1siik,G. Wonrifirlviizii, D. Divkvy. Second Row - I. Mvtzqor, L. Hill, A. Hcnnni, A. Bornimrd, Fi. Liiviwy, Ii, Minsvr, N. I. Anmiffrson, N. I. Tiin mans, B. Kriiipy, I.. Dvnnis, P. Sunni, Fits! How-I. Iiniirk, II. Bniiiwr, I. Minikvr, P, Hoiirvr, C. Iiciiiiivlls., Mi. Wliiiiiiiqiciri, B. Ovvriniin, V. Pwriy, II. Iiiirpvr, M, Cinnp, F. Binnflfirnm, M. If. Tiniiw. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Top Row-Simi Fiitm, Miny Ann Al-mi, BQIYIWIITKI Frwliiivr, Unity Ovrhiniiin, I.fwi:a Dennis, Inliii Miiy Oiivwr, Ifiifzmiv Toinfistik. Second ROV!--I41lilFS l.il1III'1IlI, Silly Lrimuir, Iiiiwl Dnnsrvn, Gociiiiv Clive: Iioinwr, Annu Mun Dunn, Mciriiyn Orimiin. Boilom RoW- Minfiiv Inv, Iiirlifnfi SIYCHISIXCIIIYIII, Virfzinifi Pmry, INil Iiinn Maddox, I3-iiimiii Pwilvtivl. 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Injuries to key men was the determining factor in the outcome of many of the games. Bud Riggin, Charles Von Kennel, and Paul Uhrig all had the misfortune of receiving ankle injuries during the season. Scholastic ineligibility also played its part in the outcome of the season, but despite these handicaps, the Cavaliers undauntedly attacked their foes and every opponent felt their fury. Frank Lee, who was chosen honorary captain by his teammates, for the second time was placed on the Central Ohio League all star team The Cavaliers started the season by defeat mg Iackson 14 6 on touchdowns by Frank Lee and Bud Riggin Continuing along the victory trail our gridsters coasted over Washington C H 26 F3 ln our third game however a power laden Zanesville aggregation throttled the Cav aliers 34 U This contest saw Bud Riggin and Bob Kelley, the running threats, along with Paul Kysor, seriously injured. Following this de- feat the Cavaliers journeyed to Lancaster. Here the battered Chillicothe eleven was held to a l2-l2 tie by a lighter Golden Gales team. At Newark a week later Chillicothe again fell in defeat as the Wildcats ran wild to the tune of 40-O. ln the thriller of the year Marietta scored a last minute touchdown to gain a hard fought 20-19 victory. The Cavaliers finished the game threatening to score from the Tiger's twenty- seven yardline. At Dover the following week, the Cavaliers seemed exhausted and the Tor- nadoes romped to a AO U win ln this game for the third straight year Captain Frank Lee was unable to finish because of iniuries Next Coshocton handed the Cavaliers the worst de feat a Chillicothe team has taken in seventeen years The score was 56 O Ending the season at Cambridge in the next week the Cavaliers rebounded to take a 7 U victory VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Standing A sistint Q nh Edward R sstr A sisiant Coarh Howird Atrr B t K lly l M iris l roy H iwk Coach Fllls Hatton Third Row Dick Klepinger Kenneth Dennew1t7 Bob Cutright Bill Hess Fur no Miller I H s Second Row George Griesheimer lim Cutrzght Frank Lee Charles Riqtii How rrl DeLon1 Charlc s Von Kennel Front Row Piul Uhrig Dick Clark Denny Newt erry Paul Kysor Wil tri F rrk Neil Du ty Page Fifty six N r . . . . . .1 if . . . . , , , , I 1 . F . - '-- 1 1 ' 1 . . it H , . ' - 1 for ' o B , s.' ', ' t 1 , cz: 'e , K' ifiilvs ri ',', .ff t 1 , ' , . 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I r ' ' N f ' ' , y . , ,, X Y Y ' Y : Playing their first year back in the South Central Ohio League after a soiourn of sev eral years with the Central Ohio League the Chillicothe High School basketball quintet not only had their most successful season in several years but also displaced Greenfield from the league championship which it had held for seven years In league play the boys won eight and lost two both of these out of the first three games stringing up seven straight league victories They hold a record of twelve victories and five defeats for the season lt was an especially good season as it overshadowed the memory of the unsuccessful season of last year The team lost to Ironton the only game they played in the tournament The Red Devils opened their season at was decided by foul shots in the last minute the score was 3331 The next night they traveled to Newark where they upset the Wildcats in a thrilling game 45 42 during which neither team led by more than eight points The following Friday the Washing ton C H Blue Lions roared into the gym here but though they outscored the Devils in the second half the home team came through with a 33 27 victory The next two games were losses the first to Greenfield McClain 36 28 in the worst league defeat of the season The following night Dover also defeated the Devils 40 38 in an exciting close contest. The next game was the egnith for the Red Devils- they defeated a previously unbeaten Portsmouth Trojan quintet 57-25 for a victory unequaled by a Chillicothe team. Neil Iohnston and Roy Taylor accounted for 45 of the points Neil with 25 and Shode with 20. The Devils slowed down when the Hills- boro lndians visited them but had little trouble in amassing a 33-22 victory. Half a fortnight later some Cowboys from Colum- bus West galloped into Chillicothe but were surprised by a 49-29 defeat. Neil lohnston made twenty-five points for the second time. Another twenty points was grabbed from the Hurricanes of Wilmington who were taken by the Devils in their stride 46-26. Seven days later the Troian s tasted sweet revenge at Portsmouth as they downed the Red Devils 44 34 Getting back in the victory column again Coach Young s boys went round and round the Roundtowners at Circleville handing them a 40 24 defeat Then the Devils scored their sixth league victory of the season by defeating the Blue Lions at Washington C H 36 24 The next night the Wildcats came over from Newark hoping to avenge the ear lier defeat but they didnt count on the fight ing spirit of the Chillicothe quintet which overtook a six point lead in the final minute to tie the score and overcame a four point lead in the overtime to win the game 38 37 The next Friday brought the return engage ment with McClain The game was a ding tied at the half However Chrllicothe had that big third quarter and won 33 26V This game gave them undisputed possession of first place in the league The next two games were away from home The Red Devils traveled to Hillsboro to down the Indians 31 19 and went to Wil mington to play the title clincher They led all of the way until the Hurricanes tied it up in the last minute ln the first overtime neither team scored but in the second sud den death one Buss Morris sank one to win the game 33 3l The final game of the regular season was played here with a Lancaster team which went on to win the District Tournament defeating Chillicothe 47-37. In the only game which the Red Devils played in the tournament at Portsmouth they lost to Ironton 32-20. Although the boys didn t finish the season in a classy manner they have much to boast of. Neil lohnston was given honorable mention on the all-State team and Morris McCloskey and Iohnston were given po- sitions on the All-League second team. And of course they won the league champion- ship. Unless calls from the service intervene all of the lettermen and CAAS except Don Martin who is sure to be called, will return next year giving us an even better team. 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GIRLS' SPORTS GIRLS SPORTS A llllklt t11r11o11t ot g1rls gathe red around M1ss lllll All111 to he dlfGCltd 1I1lO the d1fl1r ent sportw of tl1e year PING PONG FlOSllIllCIll Sophornoree l11111o1:, and Sernora all Came Olll for p1ng pong and made progrebb Wllll tl1e paddle and ball Tlus LJIOIID Conmeted ot Dorotl1y Pnnqle Nora Caldwell Bowernary Fox Barbara De poy NCDTIIILI Lang Peggy Meyers Barbara Bra1111o11 Dorothy lakes Betty Lou Gartner loyu Wood loanne Llldwlq Barbara Qun Illllkjllillll Buth lackeon loan M1ller Gwen dOlyIl Wllllillllb Mary A1111 Wurster Patty Bow1 Dorothy Bell MLIXIIIQ Barclay Mar gar1t VGTIIIG and Mary Clark HORSESHOES Mernbere who took part 111 tl11 ll WI l1 TOUIIIOIIIGDY were Margaret V r11111 lttty Dfl1II1IIOIld Barbara Depoy P1 11gy M y11 lN1o1111a Lang Boeernary Fox lovpe Vtful Betty Lou Gartner Dorotl1y lakee B11rl11111 Branno11 Glendolyn W1ll1CX1I1S Mary 1 l111l-1 V1rg1n1a M1ller loa11 M1ller V Vllkllkl lglll Clay MOXIIIQ Barclay Nora Cardw1 ll Dt 111 thy Bell Betty B11tCl1tt and Mary A1111 Wllf ser Both soft ball and track work WK It l 111 regular QllYS1C.CTl 11al11at1o11 cla SQ B ball was aleo used outs1de ot th1 11l Classes for those extra aCt1ve Ljlflw VOLLEY BALL A large group of g1rls turned out lor 111111 pet1t1o1 IU the volley ball games Wlllt l1 aroueed kee11 1ntereet LIIIIOIIU tl11 11rl l 111 IXYY t ll . ' 1 1 S051 lllj 1 7 ' 3 1 1 ,Z 1 1 11 ' , l 1 1 ' , A ' , ' 1 - , ' ' ' E tl l Sf - I v v I V A '1 1 Y 1 xx V 1 ? 1 W I V f V! , , , 11 1 - . - -. ' -w ' ' X ' y Y ' 1 ' A I ' ' ., ' Y A 1 1 ' A ' ' ' A 7 ' ' BASEBALL TRACK S 1 D : ' ' 1 -3 1- 1 K i K 11.11 ' ' V ' ' 1 . IT ' 1 53111. 11:a11f 1 1 w 1 A - 1 ' I X req LH. .Q 1 1 . , I I V F - GI I I 1 Y S ' - ' A 1 ' V - ' , 9 A , . 1 ' 1 . 1 1 ' ss. X 1 1 S' f l '1111 an ?'fffM'8l!g?? RHYTHMS A aroup ol nine girls attended rhythrns class held alter school on Monday eve' nings. Those girls were: Maxine Barclay. Mary Clark, Peggy Meyers, Virginia Miller, Ioan Miller, Verno Williams, Gwendolyn Willicrrris, Betty Batclilf and loanne Ludwig. ARCHERY The archery class consisted ot: Betty Lou Gartner, Norrna Lang, Gwendolyn Willianis, Peggy Meyers, Nora Cardwell, Margaret Vernia, Marge Hockenberry, Mary Hood, Pat Dearth, Barbara Depoy, Mary Ann Ward, Barbara Stark, Barbara Brannon, and Pat Hinlcle. Pat Hinkle gave this group rnuch cornrnetition and advanced to be the best archer. BASKETBALL Barbara Bolrner and Nora Cardwell were the two girls chosen as captains ot baslqetball tearns. Barbara's tearn was de- Paae S .7- leated by Nora's in the final contest. The girls on Nora's tearn were: Madeline Wcrllrvr, Esther Hodge, Verno Vlfilliarns, Maxine Bar' clay, Leota Leonard, and Barbara Derwoy. Those on Barbara's tearn were: Ioan Houck, loan Miller, Virginia Miller, Norrna loan Weinrich, loanne Ludwig, Betsy Mandell, Peggy Meyers, and Margaret Vernia. CLASS AIDES Miss Allerrs class aides lor' this year were: Barbara Carpenter. Sara Hatton, Betty Puller, Patty Hall, Mary Clark, Birth Dun' lap, Nancy Lawson, Myrtle Aspel, Char lotte Greenlee, Esther Hodge, Peggy tones, Dorothy Mead, Charlene Swart, and Dora thy Bell. SPECIAL AWARDS For May seventh Miss lna Allen arrariged the Annual Athletic Banquet in honor of the athletic-rninded girls. Large were pre- sented to Nora Cardwell and loan Milli-rg ixtyflour QQ Virginia Miller, Esther Hodge, and Madeline Waller earned their large C's in previous years. Those girls who received the dia' mond shaped CHS were: Mary Clark, Peggy Meyers, Pat Hinkle. Dorothy Bell, and Barbara Depoy. loan Miller, Esther Hodge, Mary Fellows, Nora Cardwell, Karf leen Streitenberger, Virginia Miller, Barbara Cunningham, Madeline Waller, and Betty Gunlock were repeaters with their CHS's . Receivers of the small C were: Mary Clark, Peggy Meyers, Gwendolyn Williams, Pat Hinkle, Norma Lang, Maxine Barclay, Rosemary Fox, Betty Lou Gartner, loyce Wood, Barbara Depoy, Leota Leonard, Sara Hatton, Dorothy lakes, Verno Williams, Mar- garet Vernia, Mary Ann Wurster, Dorothy Bell, Dorothy Pringle, and Ruth lackson. Those who received small C's pre- viously were: loan Miller, Virginia Miller, Page Sixty-five Karleen Streitenberger, Esther Hodge, Mary Fellows, Billie Kedash, Nora Cardwell, Bar- bara Cunningham, Madeline Waller, and Betty Gunlock. ln the regular physical education classes, the girls learned to scale the wall, climb the ropes, manage the rings and ropes, and many of the various sports such as: basket- ball, volley-ball, baseball, track, archery, tumbling, horseshoe, and pinqrpong. ln the special physical education classes. the girls learned the art ot balance. Also, they practiced archery and showed much eagerness in their participation in this par' ticular sport. In addition they tossed darts and played ping-pong. Year by year the various sports grow and the girls progress in the exercises that require physical skill, endurance and strength. Class Prophecy A handsomely engraved announce ment of the open1ng of the Patnt Valley Inn tn Copperas I-Ietghts the newest suburb of Chllhcothe Ohto brought on such a case of nostalgta that I found myself spendtng my vacatton 1n June of the year 1965 back among fam1l1ar surroundlngs The moon glowed maklng tt almost ltght as day as I took a ltttle stroll after dtnner along the banks of the r1ppl1ng rhythm of swlft treacherous Pamt Creek The katydlds and cnckets blended thetr chatter wtth the bull frogs croaks and the hoot of an old owl over on Ltttle Copperas Nature IS al ways the same But what a change I re flected from the good old chtldhood days of Y camp on th1s same stte The qulet plac1d waters of Itttle old Patnt Creek had been dredged by the engtneer Tom Lewts so that speed boats and pleasure craft could :om the water trafflc from the Sctoto Rlver tnland far above Balnbrtdge Now a broad cement roadway butlt by the George Grtes he1mer Constructton Company gleamed tn the moonltght as tt approached the wtde mouthed bndge a memortal to the sk1ll of mam lodge of the already famous Palnt Valley Inn No more rowtng back and forth back and forth Down tn the fteld to the west of the hotel heltcopters autogtros rocket planes smooth ltmoustnes and statton wagons were parked almost as closely as the corn used to grow 1n that fteld Mahogany ghstemng small water craft and arnphtbtous convertlbles were at anchor tn Patnt Creek What a change for l1ttle old Chtlllcothe the garden spot of the world now grown to such an extenstve metropohsl Never smce the heyday of the old Warner House back tn the gay n1net1es had th1s lovely old hlstortcal c1ty been so hospltable In fact travelers from near and far had lonQ slnce gtven up hopes of any modern hostelry tn thts otherw1se progresstve CIIY Even as far back as 1945 the lack of adequate hotel accommodattons had been a bone of con tentton So much so that when I1m Cook ftnally became a m1ll1ona1re he gave hrs money to the ctty for a mun1c1pal tavern and the federal government cancelled hts tncome tax and consldered tt a well ex empted chartty The law ftrm of Cutrtght Cutrtght and Cutrlght had spent many months clearmg tttles to acqutre the chotce locatton Once begun work went forward rapldly and the perfect example of Colomal archttecture rose to form Charles Sommers has been wrttten up 1n all trade magaztnes for the excepttonal brtck masonry The chemtcal engtneertng ftrm Stberell and Kysor planned the mtnute detatls of all the concealed sunltght lamps whtch kept the atmosphere tndoors as ltghted and healthy as a Florlda beach Frank Lee the electrtcal wtzard lnstalled the very latest hot and cold electrlcal heatlng plant Suppltes were contracted through the whole sale house of Foor Clarence Iensen engt neer for the Ohto Bell Telephone Company had tnstalled the Walk1eTalkte Wtreless Phone system It Just so happened cotnctdent w1th my vacatton were two conventtons at thts al ready famous Inn The Amer1can Soctety of Sctentlsts was holdtng 1ts l965 meetlng At the same ttme the annual conventton of the Nattonal Nurses Assoctatton was progress many ln army and navy nurse Lots Ann Eby Lucllle Zonner and Verno Wtlhams Smce so many of the class of I945 were planntng to be 1n Chtlllcothe for one reason or another tt was dectded to hold a reumon Tontght stnce everyone who could arrange to come had arrtved we were havtng a btg banquet planned by the hotel dtettctan lane Loutse Wagner formerly at Mayo Brothers Memortal and the ears of everyone would burn because the eventng was to be one purely remmtscent To the strams of Marte Davts all man orchestra we gathered 1n the beauttful lounge tts decorattng the braln chtld of Manker and Ktrkwood Incorporated and everythtng poss1ble for our comfort was ar ranged It was 1r1terest1ng to note how many of the class though havtng been to far lands perhaps durtng those years of World War II had come back to make Ross County home The hotel ttself was managed by a syndtcate of Wrtght Iames and Lowry and operated by Etleen Flynn buslness admtms trator and Sally Laeger hostess After an mvocatton by the Reverend Mr Strausbaugh the very dtgntfted clergyman Page Slxty stx v I l I A V ' r ' '. y . , : 5 I ' ' I I I I . ' ' ' . ' ' ' in , , lohn Strausbaugh, leading up toward the uniforms. Among these were Ruth Leach, , , , I I I I ' . , , , , I n 1 1 'I I l l I I ' . ' ' ' 4 1 1 . . . . . Y , ' - 1 - ' ' ' ' I I 4 1 , . , of Copperas Communrty Church he an nounced that Iudge Gene Hanawalt would conduct the round table on what had hap pened to the members of the class for by some magrcal means the Iudge had ac qurred rnformatron on all those unable to attend Patrrcra Prerce representrng the Parnt Valley Press competrtor paper to the hrs torrc Scroto Gazette of wh1ch Marrlyn Ort man was edrtor and Ianet Dunson of Lrfe magame were busy wrth notebooks Among those reglstered at the screntrsts meetrng were Iulra Olrver teachrng at Goucher Vrola Henderson lab technrcran wrth Parke Davrs Company Delcra Meredrth wrth Lrlly Company There were Sam Frttro and Brooke Hoey whose advancement needed no explanatron as everyone rn the country was constantly whrffrng the elrxrr they had drscovered to replace the use of vrtamrns the publrcs number one benefrt rn our youth Marranne Schachne was a bacterrologrst and she and Vrrgrnra Monce also of the same protessron were rn the Unrversrty School at Columbra At the trrne I was workrng rn a San Dlego hosprtal nurses at Crrle Clrnrc reported they had left Iudy Keeler now a socrologrst at Hull House rn the hosprtal sufferrng a slrght case of sun burn Charlene DeAtley was secretary rn the clrnrc and lrved rn the apartment burld rng where also lrved Mary Lourse Ienkrns secretary at Hrgbys and Amaryllrs lean Thacker prrvate secretary to Clevelands mayor Betty Ruth Cook had become a mrs sronary nurse and often met the Reverend Homer Thompson as he flew to hrs varrous charges rn the well equrpped mrssron plane on wh1ch Frances Mannarrno Betty Saunders and Betty Hrll were nurses They had wrrt ten of meetrng Margre Lee rn Borneo whrle she was coverrng the story of the headstrong head hunter for the New York Trmes Un fortunately Sara Boyle Iuanrta Borland and Betty Ater were unable to attend as they were flrght nurses wrth GETC CGlobe En crrclrng Transport Companyl and travel was too heavy at thrs trme of the year to get a vacatron Thrs also prevented prlots Iohn Iustrce and Norma Iean Sansom from at tendrng They had reported one of therr recent passengers was Ruth Ann Iohnson who was now a cosmetrcran rn South Amerr Betty overman had Just arrrved flyrng that evenrng from Seattle where she was bookkeeper rn one of the Karser plants whrch Colonel Ioe Mutchler and Colonel Howard DeLong were offrcers rn charge of the test prlots for the helrcopters and am phrbrous convertrbles that all hrgh school and college students expected Santa Claus to donate Iulra Rodgers was a commercral artrst wrth a swank httle nook next door to the es tablrshment of Norma lean Anderson decora tor on Frfth Avenue rn New York Geraldrne Frtch had been rushed all day rn her deluxe hotel beauty salon All the women were eager to look as young as they drd twenty years ago and I wrll say Mademorselle Frtch drd her best We must not forget to grve credrt to Eugene Tomastrk whose enchantrng bouquets added greatly to each woman s comelrness as drd hrs gorgeous floral arrangements beautrfy the entrre hotel Barbara Pelletrer Powers cover grrl rn a Iudy Hatmacher frock surely had kept her looks Iudy sald she could never have been so successful rn her shop wrthout the exqursrte needlework of Ruth Mathes It gave us a lot of pleasure to learn that all the grrls who at the trme of graduatron sard therr ambrtron was to become home makers had realrzed therr hopes Not that all the grrls drdnt wrsh for the same good fortune but the rest of us Just drd not admrt rt and many had happrly marrred though contrnurng therr careers Here tonrght look rng very happy and content were those who had expressed themselves outrrght Rosetta Zrckafoose Green Esther Ramsey Brown Geraldrne Arledge Whrte Audra Caldwell Black Vrrgrnra Wrrght Bleu Mary Ellen Rrchardson Gray Ioyce Hatton Rust Betty Wells Sllver Colleen Malone Stone Helen Scales Gold It looked too as rf Patrrcra Scott had become someone s rnsprratron Over rn Iapan Evelyn Moore was dorng soclal servrce work Lors lean Dennrs Kathenne Slagle and Vrrgrnra Lamm were worklng rn the same World Servrce offrces so they often exchanged home notes Dons P :ge Srxty seven I . I V I I- ca. - - . I ' ' in ll I 1 u I 4 I , - I l I I I I - 1 Susan Dunlap and Imogene Currier, . . u - ' I I A . I 1 ' 1 I ' I . I I ' I I - I I .l I - I I I - l . - I I I I I I I B - 1 1 1 I l I n I Hurley was a taxldermtst 1n lava Sp9C1GllZ 1ng 1n rare blrds Llttle d1d we th1nk as we loafed on Erd mann s Corner that ad1o1n1ng 1t twenty years later Dr Henry Vallette would bulld hts handsome dental cl1n1c Dr Fred Peck the ocuhst shared th1s locatlon They looked most successful and had seemed to hold an rmpromptu conventron of thefr own all day w1th Dr B111 Maddox famous orthodont1st Dr Mary A Alger psychologrst Dr Nancy Conrad bone speclallst and Dr Ruth Byers ped1atr1C1an They were scattered IH loca t1ons all over the globe but often met for educatlonal programs flylng to be together for a day or two of comparatlve study Everyone promlsed 1f at all posslble to go to the Sponge Bowl Game the brg ath letlc feature of the year between R1gg1ns Rascals and Newberrys Nuclel Specral passes were favors from Coach R1gg1n and Coach Newberry They had a lot to talk over w1th Barbara and Lawrence Cunmng ham who have done so much w1th the phys1cal educatlon program at Tuskegee B111 Dyer who had des1gned the popular Jet propelled pogo stlck had Just 1ntroduced hrs product 1n Mars flyrng home on the same rocket as Wanda Bates and Betty Leonard We all laughed th1nk1ng back when the professor 1n 1944 f1rst suggested such mode of travel lt looked as mf the fleet were 1n w1th En srgn Ed Bohn Admlral Delbert Doles and Commander lack Robblns fn resplendent unlforms They often saw Ilnny Perry who when the fleet wasnt ID kept her lander garten open ln Norfolk They brought word from hm Barnes that sometxme durlng our V1S1l 1n Ch1ll1cothe he would broadcast a telev1s1on from h1s stat1on 1n Alaska so that we would see Anna Mae Dunn s muslc stu dents recltal Dolores Kearlns was also teachlng muslc but at the other up of the contment IU M1am1 Elonda Rose Mane Adams Wanda Deeter and luamta Howard all pr1vate secretar1es rn the South had hap pened to fly up to Pamt Valley Inn to gether The Reverend M1lton Opperman was excused early as he had to go mto town to make hrs worldw1de rel1g1ous hour broadcast lean Frnley secretary to our d1str1cts congressman often met Ianet Gole IU the Pentagon and they had come west IH leans hel1copter Lou1se Bunch ghost wnter for many celebrated folks traveled over from Washlngton D C w1th Glenna Hltchens nurse for the Pres1dents ch1ldren Mary Ellen Cooper lookrng happy as though she had made many people happy we1ght lucrte cart of Ross County sulphur water Half asleep l Slpped from my glass and gazed 1nto the open fxreplace rts applewood crackhng th1nk1ng of all those boys who had tlmes been normal back IH l945 dunng World War ll mlght have been graduated w1th us Many of them we knew had be come successful profess1onal and busmess men There were Elllott Hodgdon Mace Magbee George Cook Ira Elhfnt Robert Graves Floyd Benson Closmg my eyes dream1ng of bygonc fun l suddenly woke w1th a start to fmd the applewood campfrre h1ss1ng 1n the ram Scrambltng out of my sleepmg bag here l was back at l1ttle old Camp Copperas w1th Mr Heme callxng all of us an out of the ra1n What a dream' May all of our good dreams be reahzed Barbara Bolmer Page Slxty exqht , ' . k T I I I I . . , . ' I I ' V I 1 I I - I k f' - - as she had hoped to do, pushed in a feather- I I I 1 , l I - - - ' ' 3 I I I I I I I I ' I I I . Class Will We the Senror Class of One Thousand Nrne Hundred and Forty frve fl945? of the Chrllrcothe Hrgh School berng of sound mrnd and possessrng the knowl edge and mernorres garned durrng four years of study realrzrng our departure from C H S rs drawrng near and desrnng to make surtable and proper drs lrrbutron of the property rnemorres and personal goods acqurred rn the afore sard hrgh school do hereby publrsh thrs our last wrll and testament and make the followrng bequests Item I To the Board of Educatron superrntendent prrncrpal and faculty we bestow our heartrest thanks for the four years of untrrrng patrence rn grvrng us valuable rnformatron We owe our forthcomrng advancements and progress to the knowledge rmparted to us wrllrngly by our teachers Item II We bestow our apprecratron on the Booster Club not only for the yells and cheers whrch spurred our football and basketball players on to vrctory but also for the useful equrpment that helped to trarn our boys Item III Mananne Schachne wrllrngly grves four rnches of her herght to offervescent Anne Harney Item IV The Senror Class gladly grves to the underclassmen the trrals and trrbulatrons of crammrng for exams Item V Upon all Sophomore and Iunror grrls the Senror grrls bestow therr plans and schemes of dodgrng Mrss Allen and her detentron slrps Item VI We wrll always keep the cherrshed memorres of the rmmernorral ndes rn Snowflake A most ardent desrre rs for Henry Vallette to preserve Snowflake for always Item VII Iulra Olrver and Mary Ann Alger w1sh to bequeath all therr knowledge of Dresel gas and steam engrnes to all promrsrng mechanrcal en grneers who are plannrng to take physrcs next year Item VIII Sam Brarns Frttro generously and good heartedly bestows a few of hrs extra credrts for graduatron to a strugghng Iunror Iterrr IX Because of the rmportance of the flute sectron rn the band and drclrestra we wrll Mr Whrttrngton the success of frndrng many more promrsrng flutrsts Item X Irm Cutrrght bequeaths hrs many trrps to the bank to an am brtrous f?? Iunror boy Item XI Ianet Dunson confers upon Phyllrs Wrlson her knowledge of Latrn French C7? and Spanrsh Item XII Wrllram Clarence Maddox hereby tenders Ion Gant hrs abrlrty to play the cornet May Ion use thrs addrtronal abrlrty for the advantage of Butch Von Kennel and Paul Uhrrg s cheerrng sectron Item XIII Because of her great accornplrshments rn swrmmrng at Buck eye Lake Anna Mae Dunn wrshes to bequeath her swrmmrng abrlrty to any Freshman who has the nerve to accept rt Item XIV lvfarrlyn Ortman grves up her pet peeve playtng drums to Ioanne Hrldner and Dorcre Henderson fDorcre rs the srster of the famous clarrnet player Mousre Henderson? Item XV George Grreshermer wrlls hrs sense of humor to Wesley Srckles fGeorge and Wesley both prefer the mrlrtary tactrcs of Robert E Lee to U S Grant? Item XVI Margre Lee hereby grves a lock of her curly harr to Mr Rrne hart tlvfr Rrnehart accepts? Page Srxty nrne 1 - I V . f . . . , ' I I - - I 1 1 1 I r 1 , . . . fr ff . . H tt I I - H . 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Item XVII To Elroy I-lawk Davxd Iames wrlls some of hrs mathematrcal rngenurty Item XVIII Iulra Rogers bequeaths some of her abrlrty rn shorthand to Cherre Donnells and Irene Cottrrll Item XIX We grven and bequeath to the l945 champton basketball team all our prarse Item XX Eugene 'I'omast1k grves some of hrs shyness to Red Brxby Item XXI Mrlton Oppermann wrlls a lock of wavy harr to Irm Steele Item XXII Denny Newberry bestows hrs acrd eaten chemrstry lab apron and h1s football unrform to Iohn Street Item XXIII To all underclassmen we leave the lrbrary permxts that we were unable to use There aren t many Item XXIV To the future Cavalrers we leave a few torn umforms and tho sprrrt to frght agarnst tough odds Item XXV Ioe Mutchler leaves hrs laugh wrth Merrrll Curly Iunk Item XXVI To lrm Barrd we w1ll a good set of trres and a gasolme cou pon so that he may take a group of lads to an out of town basketball game We would also lrke for Irm when he ms a Senror to wrll the necessary provrsrons for an out of town game Keep the tradrtron gomg untrl trres and gasolme aren t worth therr werght rn gold Item XXVII Clarence lenson bequeaths hrs useful f'7l hrstory notes to Wlllram Leete Item XXVIII Gene I-Ianawalt bestows upon Don Breth some magrcal powers so that Don may foretell the future Item XXIX To our successors we leave the honor of read1ng our names engraved carved and etched on desks walls equrpment and on the prano cover Item XXX We w1ll all our penctls to Mtss Mary Smrth so that sho may Item XXXI All knowledge whrch we have farled to absorb wo wrsh to have drvrded equally among our successors Item XXXII The '3emor boys hereby leave funwrllrnglyl therr favorlte pm up prctures to the wolves of the Iunror Class Item XXXIII The Semor g1rls hereby wrll a mrmeographed copy of Ielly Bean to all underclassmen who have not had the ooportumty to have heard rt Item XXXIV To all lumors Sophomores and Freshmen we the Semor C lass bestow our fnendshrp We hereby appornt and nomtnate Ivfr Rmehart and Whse lvlathras as ad rmmstrators to execute the provrsrons of th1s our last wrll and testament In wrtness we the Sentor Cla s of One Than and Ntne I-lnndred and Forty frve have hereto set our names to the aforesard document rn the month of May tn the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and forty frve Mtss Fsther lane Handl W lvfrss Drathea C Schollf lmesseq tS1qnedJ The Class of l945 Iulra Oltver Page Seventy ' C always have a box filled with pencils for her darling Iuniors. L I I I I I , , I I , 4 V I It A I A x I ,- 1 f, , , I 1 C , Q V ,X A EXQUISITE MODERN BEDROOM SUITE Duet Hoof onstru hon enter 1 mxrm e hes! vuml r lr ssc-r UXWUI For Your Bedroom At thls store xt does not requue a heavy ex luxunous style We can show you more than a score of bedroom ensembles ihat may be had at a cost no hxgher than you would pay for in ienor merchandise H. W CRUIT GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW COST Page Seventy one N! I I I I I In Populm liQh lOD9 iimslle penditure to completely outfit your bedroom in - w c C , ' . mlxuwer guides. Big p ute ' rs.Bcl,v , 'yo L 0 . , ' ' - I riff'1,x.'l,1'l1'.tll1Il1llr'I.1l'.'t SPORT DRESS ARCH WORK COMPLETE FAMILY SHOE STORE! 66 NORTH PAINT STREET 75 Years Progress 706' UNION 6014! AND iff C0MPv4MV Dlstrlbutors of F me Beverages I2 01 Bottle 5 cenls Home for the Famlly Dxal 2284 Bndge and Water Streets Pg yi , I l l l l l if An 1 Take a 6 Bottle Carton ' 0 CONGHATUL!X'l'IONS TO CLASS OI' 12345 New Furniture Made to Order Old Furnlture Made New easure Furniture S op 35 S Walnut St Dxcl 27 926 LONL RATULATIONS FO IH1 WAYS OE IQQQ M SGHAGHNE 84 SUNS Department Store Pcnnt and Mum Streets Hess Flour and Feed 27 33 North Mulberry Street Ta Iyl 0 I BIIST WISIFIIS TO THR VLASS OI' 1945 EAT AND ENJDY Borden's Ice Cream The Pause that Retreshes Dunk m bottles TRADE MARK REG US PAT OFF GHILLIGOTHE BOTTLING 00 CONGRATULATIONS ee DR CHARLES M HAYNES 0 D FOR CORRECT GLASSES 41 South Pcnnt Street Phone 8446 '24 r Your store should be THE VUGUE F c-ytL ' I ' I I I I 1 I I : Ig . ! . ip: ffff ' . 4 ' ,,'fe thw,-mv ,. ' I . 7 I LIONGRATULATIGNS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 THE GHILLIGOTHE TELEPHDNE 00 CONGRATULATIONQ CLASb OF 1945 46: 1 I from TDMASTIK FLOWER SHUP 16 East Mum Sireei Phone 28 116 We Grow Our Flowers ARMSTRONG HARDWARE SUMMERS AND SDN NORTH PAINT STREET Pxanos Record Players Records RGd1O Combmatxons Sheet Muslc Band Insiruments I 1 I TO CONGRATULATIQNS TQ 'NUI VLALSS OF 15345 Barr 0pticaI Service Specialists in .. - fl,- f ffuivs f 'V . 4' 4-., f L 1 , I f' Eye Examinations , f I ,I ,Z- ii' PRESCRIBING ADIUSTING AND THE MAKING OF GLASSES 1 11 I HXIIII 43 East Main Street CHILLICOTHE OHIO GROUND FLOOR PHONE B136 CQNGRATIH NVIONS CLASS OF 1945 THE DIL AND BATTERY SERVICE 00 STIIP IIT THE SIGN UF MMM!! fo' i Mobligfiff I Y 7 ,I iiW'I jV1 Ipiiwx 'X I f 'H f 5. , ,I 3 if , X L3 I'1'f11'x l'f,w'l:1.vi1'1' flptlw I 'xx , v ' f ' f J IA' I Y, I Q a 0 'T3Er215:5:1:5:55:515.3QI15.5EE55g5E3gf5f'1'i':fE:-'I'.2 X'-' ' ' . ' ' ' ' I ff, ii - if -- 5 ' :rgk Q. .. 2:52. 2 Q 1:5 O ifsff ' Eg ' ,. 11 I I :E E 1 I C'OMI'I.lMtfNTS OF ONILLIOOTHE PURE MILK OO. O ChilIicothe's Finest Dairy Products East Seventh Street Dxal 7246 BRIINOLE'S SHOE STORE SHOES OF QUALITY 11 South Pcunt Street ALLYN S DINING ROOM In McCarty Hotel 78 W Mum Street 29 Sandwxch Shop CONQ RATUIATIONS THF QLASS Of 1945 I I A YN Plcuprle cu FLOWERS or ANY OCCASION HELEN O RIEOER 38 S Pcnnt Street Dlcxl 6266 I vty 1 o . l f if I if . PAH! ei. I.I,' I I '11 E Qiistinctifve Photographs HATHAWAY ART STUDIOS Chillicothe, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 -- From -- IIERRNSTEIN HARDWARE I'u11r Sparring li 11frf lx Sinn Selected Items - Followinq Are Specially Priced. ' TENNIS ' BASEBALL ' FISHING ' BADMINTON ' SOFTBALL ' CAMPING ' TRACK VOLLEY BALL PICNICKING 1' I S , . , AA AN I, h , H tx x f I I if? I 1 CHARLES 0 EVANS JR ' INSURANCE ' REAL ESTATE ' BONDS 30 West Second Phone 26 456 K 6. M CENTURY ASBESTOS SHINGLES GHAS SPETNAGLE ROUFING 00 SPOUTING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK 96 West Second Street Chillicothe Ohio xyvyx 90 U f'0 L: . ,. BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SHOP MARSHALIQS Children's Hair Cuis Our Specialty Dial 5376 37 West Second St. Chillicothe, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Somethmq Dxiferent In Footwear and Hosxery HERMANNS The Lecxdmq Shoe Dealer X Ray Shoehttmg 13 SOUTH PAINT STREET 111m IL Llcxs ot I Drs 0 V and B W Slgler Optometric Eye Specialists Your eyes must last a hte tune Phone 4507 JARDINE PLUMBING GOMPANY We ccm make your plumbmg cmd heatlng repcnrs WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER D1cx1 6446 29 E Second St GOODMAN S Ol' ARROW SHIRTS KNOX HATS VARSITY TOWN SUITS cmd SPORT CO1-ITS Dress well cmd succeed BUST W':s iss to tl v ' :ss U45 I I I I I I consider them first. Wllfitzrzi IIOIKIKIIIII 5 F T 1 I' ily I - LYNON MOTOR OAR OO. Authorized Ford Sales 8: Service CHILLICOTHE, OHIO Dxal 21 19 EBENNAOK AND SON For more than one half century HOME FURNISHINGS 144 150 E MAIN STREET C ONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 AND BEST WISHFS FOR YOUR SUC C LSS THE BOSTON STORE Smart Apparel At Popular Pnces Comphments of THE EOONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN OO Capital Fmance Corporatlon 24 West Mam Street Chxlhcothe Ohm IJIJ l Jaya 'I HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 Whlte Laundry Co Q ONL RATULATIONS QQNCRATULATIONS FROM HIGHLAND s c'T'zE s nssrnunnrn NATIUNM BANK OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE P Ilyl O I TO 'Nui CLASS OP 1945 5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 from ATWELL CHEVROLET WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS Only Chevrolet Gives So Much for So Little CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 BREHMER AND GRAY Flower Shop 52 E Mum St Phone 4916 W W SALES CO WHOLESALE NOTIONS AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE fly I I n 1 10 West Water Street Chillicothe, Ohio 74e 3 F95 Ill bread FRESHNE5g FLAVOR Food value M RATES A PLUS' Taste lts rlch appctlnng ilavol trltlu xdluc Youll su lol vour Lnjow Its just baked freshness self whx Holsum rates tops ln gat tlu good of lts hl h nu the lmportlnt ' I s of bread 'SNBXQSBXS 1 H01-5UM,.,..,,, ,El, , rzmucnrsn BRE D llly I ee l 'w L 0 I f l 1 I . . . - . . . , 1 . 1 1 . . , f 1 1 , 1. , 1 , , . - . ., , . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - y 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' - ' 4 .4 v 99 . . . ' 1 - 2 ' 2 '1 ' S . . 5 - - . - . . 1 . . mxvyxmxui 5 , ' '1 fi s 0 . 1.10.-L ' ' U O C o ,- 3 If',1'f,fQff3- 4 ' 4. 1 ve ' --' f . ,mo 0 -1-ff:- v 'f ' 1... --I ' ' wr-,.,.,..., . f O 9 4. 0. ' 0 o - .W ' C 1 I . 0 5,1 fe , 3 ' ' zo ' O . O v I 9 O O ' ',' 0. ' 'Q' . 0 'G Ju ' I Zum-r1 '. . 1 L W ' V, W eSe gYout th B t f0rAbIty Under Present Conditions. Public Transport, Inc. The Cty Bus Lne p Th S OVE Bob Llttlers Coal Yard K H F B g O D G C I . D astem Avenue Dia THOMAS O'DONNELL IOHN G. HYSON THE CIGAR SHOP CIGARS - - - PIPES ---- SMOKEIYSSUPPLIES QONLJMATULATIQNS TO THF CLASS OF 1945 We Furnish The Home Complete M N BILLINGS 00 WDODSTOGK TYPEWRITER SALES 00 22 West Mcxm Street CHILLICOTHE OHIO Phone 27 546 Service On All Make Machines L ONCRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SAUL S Smart Apparel For Iumors Mxsses and Women PIIIY I l I l TQ THF CLASS OF 1945 1 ' X I' it Lots of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1945 20 Century Bowling 79 East Second Street Chllllcothe Ohlo HAMBURGER INN 191 East Mann Street Phone 2164 ARDITH CONRAD Propnetor .:: . :.1'A 'xl To the Class of 1945 HENN 81 HENN x IEWELERS ur nportumty 1 xx orld me 1 Smce 1876 1 Q tho 1 c c 'e'0 SPRDATS DRUG STURE Dxal azos 91 N Pcnnt St QUNQ RATUI ATIONS TQ THE MASS OF 191 S K R E 40 N Pcunt Street QONQ HATUI ATIQNS FO THE CLASb OI 191 MAX M. FULKS Insurance Agency Room 4. Ccxrhsle Buxldmq Dxul B856 11l1lxy T11 X' 1 IIIN W0 'iHrt11l1i11:v.1 iI1X'P!1n'l1TO17U11V1I1'1. YQ qw ' ig L15 Mmm usile f ':-UIQ Maki ,mos of ii! ' . 1 , I A . . sd . K A5 S . . S G E . V5 .. A , A , 7 N IIN L UNC RATULATICNS TO THE C LASS CDF 1945 MURRUW FURNITURE Phone 5836 59 E Mam St ALLEN S PHARMAGY ' Complete Soda Fountain ' Prescriptions ' Drug Needs Free Delivery Service Phone 8836 601 EAST MAIN STREET AT BROWNELL It L GALBREATH COMPLETE INSURANCE Auto 1 e Fire Health 6. Accident Burglary 6 Sale Insurance 200 W Mam St Chillicothe Dial 28 457 RUBERT 0 GAYNOR GOMPANY MEN S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS SHOES AT POPULAR PRICES 88 N Paint Street Phone 4186 In 14111111 In I Ill!! I um! Su l Nmty 5 I I ---L1---. . Boiler - - - Plate Glass - - - Liability l H l ,' 'r . 'Z'iH ' 'A' GUMPLIMENTS papa llffafuwi 7a Hmmm MEAD WEB THE MEAD GDRPORATIUN CHILLICOTHE omo u s A 'A' OF U ll if 4ONf HATJIATIONS TO THF QIAQS OI 4 G R A D Y G L A S S 26 E Second Street Phone 6846 DRJR LL Dentist X RAY 76 East Second Street Phone 5816 C UNC RATULAT ONS f LZXSS OI WEAVER JEWELERS 19 North Pcunt Street Oppostte Court House PREMIER FOOD PRODUCTS Compltments of FRANCIS H. LEGGETT AND 00. l1NtyX ', tl ' , ' ' .' ., '. 'Q ' 1.3115 BEST WISHHS TO THE CLASS OF' 19453 I I I I 3 , I' ' Q' ' 1945 O HUTTIE S Drugs Sundr'es Magaz'nes and Toys Phone 3090 Art Howson s Tlre Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1945 68 70 72 Walnut Street D101 27 355 I y I , x , 1 Comer Paint and Second Streets Chillicothe, Ohio I I O O NEW YORK SHINE PARLOR ' Hat Cleanmg ' Shoe Repalrmg fb I KAIIAMALAKIS pl 7 N Pam! Street Dml 4177 OIXIIILIMINTS MUTGHLER S PHARMACY 'IU 'IIII IASB UI IUf1Q E ll ZEISLER 36 N Pam! St Chllhcothe Ohxo C ONL1HAIULAIIONb LLASS OF 1945 WISSER MID GABLER I N1 yI Cf' Z 'OF 5 UIQ. I. III. I 'UM 3IIA'I'ULA'I'IONS file, ' ' TQ I l LOTS OF LUCK AND HAPPlNESS TO THE CLASS GE '45 MANKER CANDY G0 44WestWater Q ONGHATULATIONS LLASS OF 1945 PLAGIER S Headquarters for WALLPAPER PAINT The Pcnnt Store on Pcmt Street BEST WISHES TQ THE LLASS OF 1945 WARNER S DRY ULEANERS 1 or llmsf Ii lml 111 -k Greetings -k To the Cl11ll1Cotl1e H1ql1 School Faculty and the l945 Grad11at1o11 Clase may tl11s event always recall the pla asant and happy 111emor1es ol the past FURMMI S Sl'l0E STURE 65 North Pcnnt Street l 1 N111 ty I 5 5 75 E. Second St. Phone 25-476 l 1 1 ' 1 lv IN S U R A N 0 E JOHN D. ToMuNsoN Room 3 Foulke Block DICII 8366 KATZ'S The Home of KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHING PUPERO S Retall Frult Market Corner Water cmd Pcunt Dlcxl 25 416 Food Market Corner Church and Hlgh Dlul 6226 UVERMAN S WREGKER 24 HOUR SERVICE Dxul 28 286 23 043 C ONCPATUL ATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1919 0 C n -- PuPEno's 1 tl VONL MATULATIONS 'IO THE LRADUATION CLASS OF 19115 0 J WARE AND SUN 121 West Second Street Dtcxl 2134 L UNL IIATUIATIONS TO THF CLASS OF 1945 TEMPLIN AND GRIESHEIMER IEWELERS 45 North Pcnnt Street Use Our Payment Plan SEARS RDEBUGK AND 00 ORDER OFFICE SEE OUR CATALOGUES ON DISPLAY ALSO OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 30 West Second Street Dxal 2273 ALMAR ATHEY Mgr Qucxhty Grocenes At Moderate Prrces PHONE YOUR ORDER B1rdseye Frozen Products JDS ENDERLE Second and Walnut Streets Phone 2209 I N11 I l DIAMONDS - - - WATCHES - - - IEWELERY AND GIFTS 5 l I ' A' A .y :z ' ' Y Tl-IE I-IORNEY and CHAPMAN CO. T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THE HURNEY AND GHAPMAN 00 Books Stationery Max Gaston Motors, Inc CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF 1945 SALES AND SERVICE A tho ed Dodge d Plymo th Decxle D Q1 9896 Chllllcothe Ohlo T Y C I u riz an u r 45-47 Wes! Second Street i v GUNGRATULATIONS GLASS 0F I945 'Ir ELBERFELDS IN cHn.ucoTl-IE ir CHILLICOTHE OHIO 'A' 82N thP tSt t L UNC R!XIULAIlONb AND HIST WISITFQ TO THE LAPS OT N45 ERDMANH S PHARMACY Your Rexcll Drug Store 0 FULTON SMITH Insurance ROSS County Block J GALL S BARBER SHOP HEADQUARTERS RDDGDON S AUTO PARTS 37 North Mulberry Street Dxal 7975 I O Hn! l ww 'w 1 ' noi .37 - .J X H . f'CJNQ,2HA'1'ULA'I'lON AUTO PARTS 'lb 5 f'I,AEo3L3 UI' 19457 9 The Midland Wholesale Grocery Company 109 West Water Street Th S tb dRdBd F dP d t ILOG Besl Wishes lo the Glass of I945 Standard Elevator and Supply Company Established 1895 SEGAL AND SUNS 182-192 Riverside Streei Chillicothe, Ohio VON? RATULATIONQ VLAQS OF '45 DENNEWITZ MACHINE SHUP 274 East Main St Dial 7786 L ONC HATIILATIONS TO THE 4 IASB UF my AI, Helen, and Mary Tudor LUGAS BARBER SHOP f ONCRATULATIONS 4 LAS? GF 1911i 28 W Main l W 1 1 . N I k ba k . . .. w . , 8, - I J . f , A l . , i 8- 1 K TQ THE 2, I L 2 . LTCDMPLIMENTS OF JOHN R FREELAND District Agent EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance Company OF IOWA Founded 1867 Room 4 Foulke Block Dial 3776 Shop At The WEST END DRUG STURE Corner Hxgh and Mxll Streets Phone 6296 E H RTNFWALD Proprletor Conqratulatxons To The Class ot 1945 GEO E VON AGHEN Fancy Meats and Groceries Corner Fourth and Ewing 4 GNC RATULATION TO THI SONS GRILLS 81 and 19 E Mam Dlal 25 706 ill ' 7 ' A 1 S CLASS OF 1945 l I eamfzfimenlld af CCDLUMBUS AND SCDUTI-IERN OHIO ELECTRIC CCDMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRUGER GRUGERY M L De ATLEY Mgr 20 S PcuntSt Store FORREST BECK Mgr 329 S Pcx1ntSt Store GORDON DUNKLE Mgr 214W Water St Store BILLIE PIERCE Mgr 322 Church St Store 81 BAKING GDMPANY WILLIAM YAPLE Mgr 71 N Pa1ntSt Store IOE MILLER Mgr 415E Water St Store LLOYD WOLFE Mgr 3l2E Mom St Store HENRY SEYMOUR Mgr Meat Dept 20 S Pcunt St THOMAS W MORGAN Dnstnct Manager J P R GNEY INSURANCE 24 West 2nd Street TC THF P11155 OF 19115 J 0 NAB Grocer phone 3435 213 Pcnnt St Phone 26 966 Chllllcothe Ohlo 110111111 CONGRATULATIONS . . I , . . K 11110 1111 11114101 ve THEO J SULZER Groceries cmd Fresh Meats 257 S Pamt Street Phone 8505 28 468 C QNCRATUI ATIONS CLASS OP 101 FIRST NATIONAL BANK UNC RATULATIQNS 4 'ASS OIR 1945 BREWER and BREWER INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS S D REIGNELDERFER 68 West Second Street Offxce Phone 21326 Resxdence Phone 6706 I 5 O Htrdr I I I af, I ' S TO THF RA: Si K I ' I I Y , , .Hx Ward 8: Ward Jewelers ' Diamonds ' Watches ' Jewelry You are cordially invited to come in cmd inspect our new store. 24 East Second Street Complete Home Furm hers BUUKEYE FURNITURE UOMPANY H Q LWING Pmpmctor FURNITURE BUGS STOVES 25 E Second Street Dxol 9436 FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PIATT AVENUE FUUU MARKET Laurel G Pxcxtt Phone 3916 's . . U f jx. B E' A14 . lla. X. i:U , -fwl-lv PAY MORE NELSON AND ALEXANDER CASH AND CARRY DRY CLEANERS 150 W Water St Dml 27 856 Chxlhcothe Ohio LONGRATULATIQNS TO THE L1 ASS OF 1945 SOUTH END PHARNIADY South Pcunt Street Dml 4356 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 W N RINGWALD AND SDNS DDMPANY 42 E Second S PLUMBING and HEATING t Phone 5726 KONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS GP 1945 PAGE NEWS Headquarters of Model Arrplcnes and Supphes ' SOFT DRINKS ' RENTAL ' NEWSPAPERS ' MAGAZINES PgO11l1Y1t n n limi nj'Sr'r1'if'1'f12l' .llnrr Than 511 I'I'I1I'.V' THE CHILLICOTHE PAPER CDMPANY f ct rers of Uh II lh C. W. MILLS, President A. C. SPETNAGEI., Vice President R. F. SMITH, Cashier C. F. BORST, Assistant Cashier The Savings Bank Compan CORNER MAIN AND PAINT STREETS Commercial- Safe Deposit and Savings Departments MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEST WISHES T0 GLASS 0F l945 Jay Kegg Cleaners 461 N Hugh Street Dual 9366 IMIYQD 'll Ift'lV NUMVLIMIINTS Ot' A L B E R S Corner of Mcnn cmd Mulberry J. R. GUNNING Insurance Room 4 Foulke Block Buxlders of Dlstmctlve Cemetery Memorlals Smce 1887 BARNHART GRANITE GOMPANY 250 East Mum Street Chxlhcothe Ohxo GHAS J H Meats WHOLESALE cmd st Mann Street UNN RETAIL 11 East Mcnn Street 140 We st Water Street t1UIllill 5 I I O Q 238 Ea ' SYNIOH VIJXSS 1045 HIST' WISHKS THC UM GHAS. G. SGHLEGEL Your Jeweler 80 North Paint Street Chillicothe, Ohio CQNGRATULATIONS TQ THE CLASS OP 1945 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND REPAIR WORK APPLIANCES 8: J. ELEGTRIG SHOP 16 West Second Street W L IAKES Prop u War Bonds n Stamps Shop and Save at MAYFAIRS Congratulations HOME DAIRY B Y a d I O fx 1 D 25:1 -i'I .'s1 Drummond Meat Co. 86 North Paint 242 EAST MAIN nk Fresh and Smoked Meats 166 West Water BUUKEYEINN 39 South Pcnnt Street SANDWIGH SHOP 252 East Mann Street Opposite Eastern School I Ixf 'H iAi'I'l - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 SPETNACBEL HARDWARE C0 THE CENTRAL PHARMACY s 0 Sundries ' Physician GOMPLIMENTS 0F THE SEGAL SCHADEL C CMPANY GHILLIGUTHE 81 GULUMBUS T h G d f th f 1945 1 I I I t CI Meena Won Soon Wall Be Nile lv Buda! a EW HDME it Wm: mm? 5 fist You CAN 5 :M F T 5 R New gywim ,, epcufz There are no restrlctlons about how much you spend for repairs Government regulations allow you to do any type of repalrs It IS patrlotlc to repalr your HOME Keep up the home durmg the crusls We have the materials and men to do the work CHILLICCTHE LUMBER C0 I O1 4151 C I . , ig rv ' ' ' if-.' T , 1'-':f'fgAs'4.- e . -1, j'f'1r:, f . Q' -:S Q f'f..,h ,w lsfgyk Y A ix ', .-f 'PfW YQ ., o,-.fl-.-wg-yt ',I 1 ' --4 ,- . qfnmzfyxzxiie-we-WM V -xQ:,feiQg.,x, .,-f- - ,,1,g-.g, - 11. n ffgkstmfh . . l a-vi: ': ' ' '-:C '1a:-'- ' . .H ,, . 9,2 -' Riff. ' 't- ,' - ' . ' ' ' -gf ,, Q:-.5 -,-,g . l V- RM .fl6 :,5r' ' 'BE 2:21211 V? , - iv . I . Qz l ' iff I M .U y . V .. I g fE'f1.5tQ..f..f ffl I' V r '-or w e 'f1..'?73' '4 4 ' an . , 5: 5. 2 'i'.f'5 3 ' , - M. ,:,.,.5 . . -,fs 6 -5-: 4 :::gf::-.-.-Q..-., , . ' -- af I ? ., ,,1. km- .fig - - 55:24, 9 . . . . .. . . . . . .... - . . . . - I I . wmv no hm Im ixvwu nufawfh ,quiofwffffd ,quiafwffd nfdfwwfd I ,,