Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

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HUUU5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Faculty Seniors Phrophecy Class Wills Senior History Queen and Attendants Juniors Calendar Sophmores Freshmen National Honor Activities Music Sports Headlines Advertisements Society Page 3 5 ll 22 25 26 27 29 52 55 57 40 41 49 57 68 69 DEDICATTON We, the Seniors of 1948-49, wish- ed to dedicate our Signal to a swell guy. It did not take us long to make a selection. We picked a fellow who has been a friend and pleasure to us all. So to you, John Harmon, goes our yearbook. We won't forget you. 5 SIGNAL STAFF Barbara Wise, Arlene Gold, Lillian Sikora, Joan Behling, Lorene Fisher, Jim Shepherd. First Row: Janice Witting, Donna Polen, Marilyn Rizor Nancy Finnicum. Second Bow: Third Row: Margie Baohe, Harold Polen, Carl Case, Dic Mico. A The Signal Staff, though it was small, did a swell job on the Annual. It was a hard job because, as usual, the majority of the work was left until the end. 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Gold, Presidentg Mr. A. R. Pershing, Vice- Presidentg Mr. G. W. Case, Clerkg Mr. R. W. Ven Lebn, and Mr. RL C. Greenfield. The Board of Education, which is composed of the above men, have shouldered many responsibilities and ex- erted muoh effort toward making Dennison High School a better and more enjoyable Nhouse of learningn. We truly appreciate the time and effort they devote to benefit all those who attend Dennison Schools. we wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and gratitude for all they have done. 6 We, the class of '48, wish to thank Mr. Meyer for the great help that he has given us. He has given un much encourgement in many of our serious matters. In addition to being a good advisor, he was a friend to all. He will be one of the persons which this class will remember when it is out in the big world. Mr. McCarrol1 has helped us with our many problems which have to be faced by all high school students. 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Byword: uOh, Farney.n Margaret Lorene Fisher CRosiel H1-Teen 2,53 G.A.A. 1,2,53 Den-H1 43 Chorus l,2,5g Chem- istry Club 45 National Honor Society 43 Signal Staff 4. Byword 'Obi Nuts.n Donna Irene Polen CB.W.J H1-Teen 2,3,4g President 45 G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Den-H1 5,45 Band 5,45 or- chestra 5,4g Chorus l,2,5,4, Librar- ian 53 Chemistry Club 43 Signal 4. Byword: 'For Pete's Sakeln 15 Marjorie Irene Bache CMargieJ Den-H1 43 Band l,2,5,43 Orchestra Chemistry Club 42 Signal Staff 4. Byword: You oughta know Jack Aldergate CJaokieF St. Mary's lg Football 1,2,5,4g Track 2,5,4. Byword: nWhatcha sayn Arlene Florence Gold QRedl H1wTeen 2,55 G.A.A. l,2g Band l,2,5,43 Orchestra l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,5,4g Jr. Playg Chemistry Club, Sec.-Treas. 4g Signal Staff 43 National Honor Society 4. Bywordt nMy Gosh.n Walter Allen Eberly CEb7 Hi-Y 2,53 Den-Hi 43 Chorus 2,53 Football 5,43 B. Manager 45 Track 5,4. Byword: 'Do you know your a cute Kid?u 14 Hi-Teen 2,5,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g 1 l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,5,4g Jr. Play, Louis Raymond Saggio KChrisl Chorus 2g Football l,2,5,4g Basketball l,2,5,4g Track 1, 2,5,45 President 5. Byword: nStupido.n Shirley Louise Lukens iLukiel G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Hi-Teen 23 Chorus l. Jr. Play 53 G.A.A. President 4. Byword: 'Beal quick like.n Mary Kathryne McCluskey CMe Mel G.A.A. lg Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,5,45 Chorus l,2g Signal Staff Byword: 9Rea1 quick like.' Billy Lee Valentine CJoeY Hi-Y 23 Chorus 23 Fbotball 1,43 Basketball 5,43 Track 5,45 Treas. 3. Byword: 'Give her a chance Kids.n 15 Dora Lucille Weaver CDody5 Chorus l,2. Byword: nI'm telling youu. Ann Marie Gentilinl fAnnie, Hi-Teen 2,3. If I! Byword: 'Good Grief. Doris Fhy Parker CRustyl H1-Teen 2,5. Byword: 'Chl Q ,,,A.m.,: :wx Q .. fa, V P K ,fwfr-ww ': ? 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Bywordt nDonn Janice Lee Witting fJanJ Hi-Teen 55 G.A.A. lg Den-H1 53 Band 53 Chorus 1,25 Signal Staff Byword: nDonnie.' e Janice Lee Clantz CQueen1eJ Hi-Teen 2,253 G.A.A. 13 Den-Hi 2,I5,4g Chorus 1,23 Vice Pres. 2. Byword:nTubn Darleen Lorraine Blake CD1mp1esl H1-Teen 2,5,4S Den-Hi 2,3,4g Signal Staff 4. Bywordl 'Some peopleu. 17 Emma La Vaughn Brahch CBonniel Byword : Honey Betty Joanne Behling fAnniel Hi-Teen 2,5,4g G.A.A. l,2,5g Den-Hi Co-Editor 5,43 Chorus lg Jr. Play 5g Signal Staff. Byword: La-de-da. Q . if . 'k.' -F7 F7 - we-is . A- 'ff 'V , Fff25n11ia:-17.1 , , , ,gi S w! xi x-'T Rx? 'X 5 1 Tx is Jiihigzk Y' x Qwsglgfiigi SWWY P g+o.o e QmQ'1Q of ,wlmWQQQ N .- Lf 554, ?:1 :?1Z2'M' 'Sy . 9 f? 1 ' ' xx 4' Q w Y Ef' ?x '?lff? 'f 11' ff? 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Marilyn Madge Rizor CLynnl Hi-Teen 2,5,4g G.A.A. lg Den-Hi 2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Majorette 1,2, 53 Head Majorette 43 Treasurer 4. Bywordr nOh, Joy.' 19 Barbara Lenore Wise fShortyl Band 1,2,5,4g Orchestra l,2,5,4g Chorus l,2,5,4g Chemistry Club 43 Jr.Play3 Signal Staff. Byword: nYa, You do.n Edythe June Sterling lE.J.l Hi-Teen 2,55 Den-H1 33 Band 5,43 Orchestra 43 Chorus 2. Byword: nBoy's George Saxton CaseQPistol Grip! Hi-Y 1,23 Den-Hi 43 Fbotball 1, 2,5,4g Track 2,5,4g Librarian 3. Byword: nLets shift that gear.' Donald Eugene Wright fHappyJ H1-Y 2,35 Chorus 1,25 Fbotball 1, 2,5,4g Basketball l,2,5,43 Track l,2,5,4g Jr. Play, Chemistry Club President 4. Bywordt 'I suppose.' 20 1 Betty June Callihan User? Marietta l,2,3. Byword: You all. Harold Eugene Polen CPork-Chops! Band l,2,3g Track lg Hi-Y 4g Signal Staff, Byword: 'Hi babe . 21 PROPHECY Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! This is Jim Shepherd coming to you over Station DHS in Dennison, Ohio. Yes, this is a great day. It is the day of the 45rd annual football game between Dennison and Uhrichsville. This game has come to be an event of nation wide interest. Naturally, on a great day such as this, we have a great many celebreties among us, whom I will introduce to you during the course of the game. The Dennison team this year has a new coach. He is none other than Don Wright, an alumnus of Dennison High School. Don has been doing a splendid Job this year so we have great hopes for the team. We have several visiting bands here this year. A- mong them is the Ohio-All-Girl Band with Marilyn Rizor as head majorette. The Dennison Band this year is directed by Edythe Sterling. Zoom! There are a couple of planes buzzing and cir- cling the stadium. These planes are piloted by Harold Polen and Bill Valentine, also alumni of Dennison. This is really the game of the year and anything might happen so all preparations are on hand. The ambu- lance is at the end of the field and Dr. Carl Case has his three nurses, Marjorie Bache, Mrs. Donna Polen Zay, and Mrs. Joanne Behling Heddleston. No one is going to go hungry at this game--no sir, not with Dick Mico and his atomic pop corn machines on h and. However, he will have a little competition from the Branch Pretzel Stand which belongs to Bonnie Branch. We have some very busy news reporters pushing away at their pencils. There is Lillian Sikora, reporter for the Dennison Gazette, the newspaper that is published every morning and evening and owned by Mary McCluskey. Coming up to the broadcasting booth are two former Dennison Football stars, Jack Aldergate and 'Chris' Sag- gio. Jack and 'Chris' are now playing with the Cleveland Browns. Incidentally, referees for this game are Sam Fausto and Walter Eberly. ' Now, before this exciting game begins, I have been asked to extend thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their help and patronage given the teamg The George Case Trucking Co., The Wise-Gold School of Singing, Cthis school is operated by Barbara Wise Plotts and Arlene Gold Hodkinsonl The Weaver Beauty Salon. We interrupt you now to hear a few words from radio comedienne Janice Witting Cable, and her bookkeeper and moneykeeper, Janice Clantz Riley and Janice Reiser. Oh, you say you must go because you are having a hen session with Darleen Blake and Barbara Trimmer. 0.K. These two, being telephone operators, would naturally have a lot to say. Also, ladies and gentlemen, after the game there are a variety of eating places, for instance, the Peter Paul, owned by Jim Spinell, the Parker House of Fine Foods, owned by Doris Parker, the Finnicum-Fisher French Fry Spot and Gent111n1's Spaghetti House. You can't go wrong by any of them folks. 22 PROPHECY CONTINUED Now to continue with our thanks to the Davidson- Callihan Employment Agency, the Lukens-Malterer Insurence Co. and last but not least the Fetter's Frilly Fussy Dress Shop. And now to get on with this game--the teams are lined up and there goes the gun--the the electricity! Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry but you will have to read about this game in the paperg you see, the electricity on the radio wires is operated by none other than Roy Smith. CLASSKWILLS I,Janice Witting, will to Mary Ann Kenny, my ability to get along with all the teachers. CJokej To Arlene and Joan Stier my good times at D. H. S. To anyone who wants them all my absence and tardy marks. I,Bonnie Branch, will to the Southside gang all my happy times at Dennison High. To Audrey Cottrell my ability to get to school on time. I, Margie Bache, will to Bob McGuire my position of first trombone in band. To Mr. Allen my history book to have a more interesting class next year. To Myrnie Bache and Nancy Shaw all my good times at D.H.S. I, Arlene Gold, will to Ann Morris my position in band and orchestra and hope she enjoys it as much as I have. To my sisters who will be coming on their way to high school, all the good times and opportunities I have enjoyed in high school. I, Roy Smith, will to C. A. Cain my curly hair. To Char- lie Cummings, my rare abilities in industrial arts. To 'Mutt' Bart h my position of tackle on the football team. I, Jack Aldergate, will to my sister, Donna, all my good times at D.H.S. To Bob Arnold my position on the foot- ball team. To Boss Fausto my books, my ability to study, and my brains. I, Don Wright, will to Dave 0'Hara and Jim Campisi all my good looks. I'm sure they can make use of them. To Jim Allen a piece of my mind. To Don Sudduth my position of tackle on the football team. I, Lucille Weaver, will to history book and teacher. D.H.S. the good times that I, Mary McCluskey, will to all my good times at D.H.S. Charles Weaver, my brother, my To the rest of the students of I had. my sisters, Sally and Lois, To Janie Whitaker, my seat in band and hope she enjoys it as much as I did. To June Bente, Punky Richard, Sissy Cummings and Myrnie Bache, my ability to stay out late and still get to School the next day. 25 CLASS WILLS COITTHUED I, Joan Behling, will to my brother, John, my ability to get to school on time. To the new editors plenty of de- pendable typists and lots of stencils and correction fluid To Jody Fox all my long walks from the North End. I, Jim Shepherd, will to Willy Hill all the fun I have had and the few girls I know. To Jim Campsi my small nose To coach Allen a piece of my mind. My position on the Den-Hi to some poor unsuspecting fool. I, Marilyn Rizor, will to: my brother, Dick all the fun I have had at D.H.S. To Miss Crea, a better Senior English class than ours was. To Mildred Cummings, my position as head majorette and I hope she enjoys it as much as I did. I, George Case, will to Ann Morris my ability to drive a truck without wrecking it. To my brother Donnie, my straight shooting eye and my good times at D-H.S- To Coach Allen, a right tackle that is as good as I wasl?l I, Barbara Wise, will to: my cousin, Donald Czatt, all my good times at D.H.S. To anyone who is foolish enough to take it my chemistry book. I, Edythe Sterling, will to my brother Wayne and sister Nancy all the good times I have had at D.H.S- To Jo Ann Baker my history book and I hope she learns more than I did. To Nancy Shaw my seat in home room if she ever makes it. To Larry Craft my ability to keep quiet in Mr. Allen' study hall. I, Darleen Blake, will to Myrnie Bache all my good times at D.H.S. To Joanne Fox my seat in Senior Home Room. To Mr. Cain another noisy eighth period study hall. I, Doris Parker, will to my sister Bonnie, my ability to get along with Mr. Meyer in bookkeeping class as well as I did, and my honor in being chosen Home-Coming queen. I, Lorene Fisher, will to Joanne Fbx another one of Mr. Cain's study halls. To Patty Risley my alarm clock so she can get here on time for school. A I, Ann Gentilini, will to Rose Torch my ability to get bookkeeping. To Bonnie Parker, all the good times I had at D.H.S. I, Barbara Trimmer, will to my brother 'Moe' all the good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Allen my history book and I hope he gets more out of it than I did. I, Carl Case, will to Allen, a piece of my mind. To Moe Trimmer, my position on the football team. To Joe Smoe, from.lokamo my buffalo. I, Betty Callihan, will to my sister, Joanne from the class of '50 all the good times the class of '49 has had. Also I will her my seat in senior home room. 24 CLASS WILLS CONTINUED I, Nancy Finnicum, will to Patty Bisley a carton of bubble gum to crack in some nice quiet study hall. To Jody Fox all my good times at D.H.S. I, Lillian Sikora, will to Eugene Clark my position in band and orchestra and I hope he has as much wind as I did. To Don Sudduth my ability to stay on the honor roll while taking Latin. To Carolyn, Carol, Beverly, Dale and Edwin all my good times at D.H.S- I, Harold Polen will to Sigel Stocker my false teeth to stick out in English Class. To Mr. Morrison my many years of seniority at good old D.H.S. To anyone my good times and loud voice for basketball games. I, Donna Polen, will to my nephew, Jim Long, my ability to get along in school. To Julianne Gotschall and Joanne Fulton all my good times at D.H.S. To Mr. Morrison, my chemistry book, and may he have fun reading it. I, Sammy Fausto, will to my brother Rossie, all the good times I have in school and my ability to get along with Mr. Allen. To Moe Trimmer I will my position on the foot- ball team and I hope he has as much fun playing it as I did. I, Gertie Malterer, will to Martha Richardson and Susie Eberly my ability to get along with my teachers, and all my good times at D.H- ' to my brother, Bud. I, Janice Clantz, will to my brother, Hal, all my good times at D.H.S- To Shirley Huston my ability to get along with Mr. Cain in eighth period study hall.l To Hyrule, Sissie, and Punky my books and I hope they get more out of them than I did. I, Walter Eberly, will to my sisters, Susie and Lois, all the good times I have had in D.H.S- To Boss Fhusto and Dick Rlzor all the good-looking girls I know. To Willy Hill and Mutt Barth the remainder of my estate which will probably be the lump sum of two cents, and I hope they don't spend it all in one place. I, Louis Saggio, will to Bobby Arnold and Tom Brower just the least little bit of brains from anyone who can give it to them. I, Dick Mico, will to Mr. Morrison a machine gun to keep the chemistry class quiet. To Bob Arnold my popcorn machine---what a racket! We regret to say that Janice Raiser, Jim Spinell, Bill Valentine and Delora Davidson passed away before they could make their wills. 25 CLASS HI S TORY Looking back from l949, we will stop at the school year of 1945-46. The class we are interested in is the Freshman class. It was a class of sixty pupils, among whom some participated in most of the activities off- ered. We recall now that in that year we had one letter- men on the football squad--Don Postel who we lost to Uncle Sam. Our Freshman year we chose Janice Clantz for atten- dent to the Homecoming Queen. The high light of this year was the Freshman-Soph- more Prom. During our Freshman year we lost a beloved class- mate, Nancy Lang, whom we shall never forget. One year later--Spohmore Class. We have decreased to forty-five. Though we are fewer we are none the less active. Joan Nalley was the Sophmore attendent to the Home- coming Queen. Nancy Finnicum was crowned Queen of the Freshman- Sophmore Prom with Joan Nalley and Janice Clantz as attendents. Now we are Juniors with only thirty-five members. The main event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Officers of our Junior Class were: Chris Saggio, Presidentg Jim Shepherd, Vice-Presidentg and Bill Val- intine, Secretary-Treasure. Under the supervision of Miss Irma George, the Jun- iors presented a play, Read Made Family. Janice Clantz was the Junior attendent to the Home- coming Queen. Uncle Sam took five of our boys this year. At last, our Senior year! But now there are only thirty-eight of us left. We had a successful football season winning the Class B Championship. But better than that, we won the game with Uhrichsville. The score was 19-O. A great deal of credit is given to the new coach, Mr. Allen. At the Homecoming Game with Carrollton, Doris Park- er was Crowned Queen. Darlene Blake served as Senior attendent. At this time eight of the Senior girls were presented yellow pom-poms for their services in the band. They were: Margie Bache, Arlene Gold, Donna Polen, Mary McCluskey, Marilyn Rizor, Lillian Sikora, Edythe Sterling, and Barbara Wise. Dick Mice, Class President, with the help of the others, raised money to take a trip. The other officers were: Jim Shepherd, Vice-Presidentg Carl Case, Secretary-Trea- sure. The Seniors worked hard on the year book, especially Donna Polen who was editor, they presented their Senior Play, and then took part in the usual graduation proce- edings. All these--Class Day, Baccalauereate, and Commence- ment climaxed a very successful four years and we all sin- cerely hope that the many years to come will be as suc- cessful. 26 ,L y.f 4-awww, ZQQW Derlene Blake Evelyn Fox Senior Attendant Junior Attendent -QP' ,k,M?igi,, L .. Doris Parker Queen ,PSHE Audrey Manning Sally McC1uskey Sophmore Attendant Freshman Attendant 27 K ,ff 'wi' lf nm Q . ?e..,W....,,5 gmt , 1 - -, m3A .WNV fruit, K ' . , kits . f f . K +iv,f A Q: we, E 2 K Q Y E 4 5 3 2 5 2 1 Q S 5 5 5 5 f Q f i 2 2 5 L Z i 2 4 x s 5 4 i 2 E E 3 a 5 3 s 2 i 2 Q f Q 4M,A q..., ,N ,w,. 1,,. .,,h ., ,,f,,f,,f,h Y , A.,,. .. .. , W . ,,-,, .5 ffl sigffsew lsgev-.f legen- . g me ffyfbing fwyefie , we.- . '- Eggs .- -- ' S RS H535 . x gssigsii ':-: . .. Zgg-A .SEQ :.v E, - .Q my gig-gf :L.::f- -.1 . .pp iwfiff f K: HQ.TH i a E ggaaf fmt ee., Skye . ' t 4 1: . , '- - ,, . -' ' ' it ai ' -z' I-'F - .. . h,, ..,:.,,,..,. . 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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Junior Class of 1949, entered the famed portals of 'good old D.H.S.' in the year of 1947 green and young, but our snyness soon wore off a little toward the last of the semester. As members of the class, you can recall most of the things we did when we were Freshman, so we aren't going to mention anything right now about our first year at D.H.S. except that we were hopeful future graduates of Dennison High School. Many o our class mates participated in most of the social activities of the school, such as football, basket- ball, track, band, Hi-Teen, G.A.A., National Honor So- ciety, Den-H1 Staff which quite a 50 few Juniors belong. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY CONT. We wish to mention our out-standing athelete Ross Fausto, who played his first year on the Varsity this year and did a swell job. We are hoping that Boss, in the future will continue to do his best as a member of the team. In our first play, dramatic achievement we Juniors presented our Mamma Had a Hunch and our looking forward to presenting the annual Junior-Senior Prom. We are not far from the top and we, the Juniors of today, will be the Seniors of 1950. The following officers were elected during our Jun- ior year and did a swell job: Pres: Peggy Carson, Vice- Pres: Sigil First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Stocker, Sec-Trees: Maxine Thomas. Charles Cummings, Jim Beddlestone, Bill Maxwell, Sigel Stocker, Bruce Stratton, Jack Romlg. , Lorene Herron, Alberta Emhoff, Maxine Thom- as, Peggy Carson, Doris Gray, Evelyn Fox. Jim Sponseller, Eugene Endrizze, Bob Riley, Eugene Richards, Bob Shaffer, Frank Zavasky. Kenny McGill, Barbara Turnbull. M Biff- - L ,: H ,iw S955 V -z fy ' if :' A 1 . K f ix' sl - . af J -lisa: if we-. . ,1 -r.:-E. ' ul Q 1. - . 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The Hi-Teen sponsored their annual mistletoe Ball. Christmas vacation begins. The stork visits Mr. Meyer. She was named Sally Ann. Uhrichsville played Dennison in basketball and won 45-34. Bill King entertained with magic1an's stunts. Mr. Allen gets the mumps. Hi-Teen sponsored a skirt and sweater dance. The band presented their winter concert. The band has Valentine party. No school, Washington's party. Evergreen Liquid Air Program. Easter Holidays. Senior Play. Junior-Senior Prom. Class Sermon. Commencement. School Closes. 52 , 2' 1.. ..:, , 3 dm X' -- ' 'J' 45' NM an - -1.: fa :ff IC '1 ,1 Qu 21' 'Q V- 4 .h- ,Q . -rr, -- 1. 4 . .' ' mi , ef 4. .1 . +f..+1ff'F L , if , if , 5 If ZZ:,:.:..,1-FQ' - .- ' if Lfe:.?'75'5'5:-', .- :,-, Q... , Tlairjgg , , ,.,,1,.4.,.w f ',: ,..:Qj -I ' ' ,. ,L -7.----, fff ,,zz.wq,e-,.' A Q - -. , n ,,-gin-,.g, ,.:. J ..T , ,dh W 1., df, i . LE.,-T.-,' Q' Jiiglfr' fag.-Ui-2 E7 1 51 f'iQ3ai?5fi5f L M - - 52Lf?iW1v2'?a '- 52, Qs s 'ifiin -. . N , xx., . 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SOPHGMO E HISTO Y The Sophmore class has reached the half-way mark though we've not attained the dignity of the upperclass- men, we have contributed to many of the school activities. we are well represented in all activities of our high school. Most of the boys have taken part in athletics of our school. Not only the boys, but the girls and boys alike are members of the band, orchestra, girls and boys chorus, Hi-Teen, G.A.A., and the Den-Hi Staff. 54 SOPHOMORE HISTORY CONT. The Sophmores have been granted the priviledge of being members of the National Honor Society, our class being the first Sophmore Class to be granted this honor. As we advance onward to the Junior Class, we hope to find many of our class mates who belong to the N.H.S. this year holding their place of honor until they graduate. As our officers we have chosen the following persons: President, Willard H1113 Vice President, Don Sudduthg Secretary and Treasure, Virginia Richard. First Row: Julianne Gotshall, Mary Jane Whitaker, Audrey Polen, Myrnie Bache, Norma Millhorn, Margie Brownfield. ' Second Row: John Behling, Bob Wright, Dick Rizor, Don McCue, Jim Stuoin, Lee Custer. Third Row: Frank Barker, Joanne Fulton, Don Armstrong, Dick O'Donnel1, Pearl Kopp, Richard King. Absent: Joanne Callihan, Elizabeth Robinson, Bill Barth. ,Ma ' -' -- , ,- , 1? we m e js 1 4 - , 2 7 y ry 3 K . E' Qwka-ff? eil MffWRg R2Q fi s, wi - f ' - ..: ff' ty 1, sing, I: 55 .if f y -ii, 1:5 -1,12 5 9 T 3 K W fi ' -A 1 - A- - f W A fx- L Taft- lg 'fffzybii 'E X 3 Wg 1 - ' :glib , viz'--Ziff 9 LQ, if '- if -'L ' , fab wr 'RW , ' 'J 1 2 fly? . 71-A. 1 5-:jg fi ,f If: , . fi' ff V - 1- -'A' ' s Y was f as'rwi1wFEHmv'3gsuf 'angie if d,e an hWaUHnA EW' my fscw. seg W n we if :ee can - ' ' , f e ' f To ' L 5 wh E I . 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' if 1 . .. 1 ' 2 Y F FQ'yMF we , , QS A LQ First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: .. .Ui ,,,, M imi, 15 F L,f5iw-V Q .v.. k-f -- f I .Ezra -5 .-ffl WY? A I. .- F , ,.. ' . 1 1155, 5 New , ' img nik Itrrsswi 5QErW is -Q ' ii ky wyfff asamsfr rw as iii? e in gg ?' 'Y ev il Yr , 2 ,M , V. .Q 1 Q1 gg, Q 5 3' 'K S' E is 'T 'H .5 H www eww FRESHMAN Carol Herron, Eva Mae Rest, Joan Fox, Pat- ty Maitland, Joan Briggs, Mary Ann Kenny. Bob Arnold, Jud Fisher, Charles Weaver, Homer Henry, Gary Rigas, Gary Craft. Joyce McKniqht, Gloria Roseberry, Audrey Cottrell, Shirley Shurtz, Jeanne Wineman, Lois Beckley. Diana O'Hara, Glenn Parcel, Bob H1ll1ker,, Rena Stocker. David Allensworth, Patty Bennlncton, Shir- ley Houston. FRESHMAN HISTORY We, the Freshman Class of 1949 have comnleted our first year of high school in the famed portals of D-H-S- and are looking forward to enjoy the next three years of our school days. when we entered high school, we were full filled with determination to prove to the upper classman that we were not 'just another class of Freshman'. Many of our stu- dents show great possibilities of beinv outstandinn stu- dents in the coming years. 58 FRESHMAN HISTORY CONTINUED Many of our class participates in sports, and in the band, chorus, and orchestra, and in the coming years will enter the more higher associations. We the Freshman Class are going to finish our three years at D.H.S. and in those three years we are aoina to try and hold up the standards of the school that were laid in the nast. We've chosen the following officers for our class and they have fulfilled their job well. They are: Dick Polen, Presidentg Jud Fisher, Vice Presidentg Evamae Rest, Secre- taryg Bob Arnold, Treasure: Gary Craft, Social Chairman. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Frank Wright, Ronnie Patterson, Bill Wilson, John Whittaker, Bon McGuire, Tom Brower. Sally Polen, Mona Richardson, Mona Calvin, Joan Bloom, Mary Wood, Patty Risley. Carl Dudgeon, Harold Shaffer, Jim Lonz, Dick Polen, Dick Burdette. Carl Morris. Bill Hilliker, Sally McCluskey, Betty Cutlio , , A .. ,wr ,, . V. EV .. Q. rt,, ,J ,. QS . 'V -- A. V ' Aa f V H -: 'f - ff., 1 : W-e2i,.,w H WI' Q V-H21 1' .121 f2I'2P5-'EV,-'35Zf::s' ' , ' ' 1114 3' A- V, ey: Q - ' V, ' ' w, - , V V , Q U few . -wg,-VV A --:,,,,,. Vg -5 - V : ez ' snr V : ere Maries i?lieVwe ee A5 25 seein V Q I , 1 'L gil' . e, , f . , .D , V ,V t . ' ,gl ,,,4g,,-V , leg me-, . V. HE- ,-Ve--Q-fe-. ,,.,- ,ere 1 wi, Zlliaix- .?S'Vl'-sz Eh' -izf fix 1 H f:' 55? '6 Jf5,7- - V,i 'V 'W' x f f ,A DV a 5, V' , H A 5.131 I' 3' f2:E::Vr F4 'I ,.'l1Q25II- . ,q3:: 'fsx A ' A51-Z .E : X f' 1' -new 5, .,:V- f, .. kVWW'mvQ Wf seek ees sfwx . ., VW We .V A ... L, , sr se: +-- U V me ,V . A W ..4.. .M-f . fEUWWWw?MQ ymex avi 59 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Lorene Fisher, Arlene Gold, Beverly Arnold, Peggy Carson. Seconu Row: Don Wright, Lillian Sikora, Phyllis Colvin, Freda Barr. Third Row: Sigel Stocker, Jim Biddlestone. The National Honor Society was originated in 1922 and was introduced in the Dennison School in 1942. Stu- dents are taken in for their character, scholarship, leadership and service. It is these characteristics which make the society an Honor Society. 40 N 1- -. 'f -1.1- 1 '-5555. -, - vw 1, -I , ,A ,,,-,, - f, . f- ,,- -.-.,..a: , , 'i?fQ,j 'f-'gf f z-,f- . r g, ' - , ' 1 75 22 3 4- SZ ' 13' ,Qf'W11'fm,.nn 'Sf:,.v ' 1? 1 5 ,45 ke .,g-YW ,Z 5- ' ,f h ?g! is+,.T5w.., 4.,, ig? ,?:.'5W MQi', ', T, 2 V 'g'1w1rS? 'isl '-'.,.'..,2-' L X QQ F QL- A if 1, -- , -' -V F- 1 ff? J ' ' L :Alu 5' F ' K ' ' zz- . f t ' ' .ff ' - ' 1 1 wi em ff' fi' - - 9 , T I 'A fx g Y V ' 51:5 is jews ., -'1' ' 3 . 'C' :F -'Z Z, 1:9 if ' L A '3- 5 '. ':'i,:f X.-L.. in. '. 1 . ' f-ff ' - ' ,. ,, ' -V-TS if it -- E1-f.n,.f A f E- ' 5,y'?fi:-1'-rw-2-g -, 4, , V :.- Aw, -, V-Q-13.16, R'-ff.,M.,., ,L . , . .,x-31,44-:.,b?,qivq:.xL1krLLM1,5 H Q -H . 4-. k ,...,,,, A I 1 H1'1.4-2-R.-2212,'f SE'?+?f ':4f4,A44f4 -. Q 5 f ,1, ' .-,. ' , 'Kf'ffA-fwii-5 jf'g'1:Qi: g5f1f4:, 5 A f .rg 3: . it ff-E it N., .4 ' TX' . .lf Jr: 4 ' , x ' -v 'rl' 'L - wx 1. 5 N E12 - QQ'-ii f ,f i k. ' -'Se - I 4 'kg E, 1 fx. 'fig' ,f ' 3, 1 :L aj 1 , 'F . 1- '- .1 Lis: gpnfw ,ff ,Ar Af' .117 . , .f , , A, 1 ,. my HI-TEEN Kneeling: Polen. First Row: Martha Richardson, Beverly Arnold, Donna Joan Behling, Myrnie Bache, Donna Ross, Kathyrn Camnisi, Charlotte Eash, Margie Brownfield, Norma Milhorn. A Second Row: Audrey Manning, Mildred Cummings, Maxine Thomas, Joan Baker, Lorene Herron Pearl Kopp, Audrey Polen. Third Row: Julianne Gotshall, June Bente, Mary Mc- Cluskey, Elizabeth Johnson, Doris Gray, Miriam Coventry. Fourth Row: Mary Jane Whitaker, Darlene Blake, Louise Slonecker, Joan Fulton, Marjorie Bache, Bon- nie Parker, Kathyrn sor. Under the leadership of Miss complished much this school year. formal dance was held. The girls Christmas cheery for the children by buying a child a sift. The Hi Moore, Miss Crea, Soon- Crea the Hi-Teen has ac- December 18 the annual also helped to make at the Children's Home Teen also enjoyed a swiming party at the Y.M.C.A. in Dover. The officers are: Donna Polen, President: Martha Richardson, Vice President: Beverly Arnold, Secretary and Treasurer. 42 H1-Y , The Hi-Y, this year, was organized under the spon- sorship of Mr. Allen. Officers this year were: Pres. Dick Mice, Vice Pres. Don Wright, Secretary, Carl Case, and Trees., Harold Polen. First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Bob McGuire, Jim Sponseller, Jack Aldergat Dick Trimmer, Bill Wilson, Bob Wright, Jim Shepherd. David Allensworth, Bruce Stratton, Harold Polen, Carl Case, Don Wright, Dick Mice, Dick Burdette, Mr. Allen. Jud Fisher, Gary Riggs, Walter Eberly, Jim Richardson, Tom Brower. Ronnie Patterson, Jim Spinell, Bill Hill- iker, Bill King, Dick Polen, John Whitaker Bob Arnold. ... ... - ,L 4.. S! 9 45 First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCATION Donna Ross, Margie Brownfield, Myrnie Bache, Norma Milhorn, Kathyrn Moore, Evamae Rest, Alberta Emhoff, Mary Wood. Diane O'Hara, Nancy Shaw, Martha Richardson, Pearl Kopp, Sally Polen, Audrey Ploen, Donna Garbrandt, Bonnie Parker. Joan Bloom, Lois Beckley, Carol Herron, Doris Gray, Margaret Eberly, Gertie Malterer, Mary Jane Whitaker, Pat Bennington. Patty Risley, Shirley Shurtz, Mona Richardson, Mildred Cummings, June Bente, Elizabeth John- son, Doris Moody. Miss Hayes, sponsor, Miss Pierce, sponsor, Donna Polen, Lorene Herron, Margie Bache. Miss Pierce and Miss Hayes directed the G.A.A. this year and were very capable leaders. This organization specializes in sports of all kinds and as a reward the girls participating in the required number of sports are given awards according to the number of years they have been an active member. The officers are: Shirley Lukens, President, Gertie Malterer, Vice President, Margret Eberly, Secretary and Treasurer. 44 DEN-HI The annual Den-Hi feed was held on December twent- ieth. A covered dish was enjoyed by all. Following the dinner, Miss George, who has done a wonderful job spon- soring the Den-H1 for the last two years, spoke a few Words. Her efforts, however, have not been in vain for the Den-H1 staff and subscrieers have greatly appreciated them. The Co-Editors, Joan Behling and Barbara Trimmer, named Sigel Stocker, Editor-in-Chief and Lorena Herron and Freda Barr, Co-Editors for the coming year. Silver medals were presented to six Senior members who have served on the staff for two years. Kneeling: Co-Editors: Joan Behling, Barbara Trim er. First Row: Donna Ross, Beverly Arnold, Lillian Sikora, Maxine Thomas, Darlene Blake, Lorene Fisher. Second Row: Ann Morris, Margie Daohe, Elizabeth Johnson, Freda Barr, Nancy Finnicum, Miriam Coventry, Miss George, Sponsor. Third Row: Jim Shepherd, Donna Polen, Julianne Gotshall, George Case, Jim Spinell, Walter Eberly, Mary Jane Whitaker. Absent: Joanne Mitchell, Peggy Carson, Janice Slantz Janice Relser, dill King, Joan Fulton. 45 CHEMISTRY HND PHYSICS CLUB First Row: Barbara Wise, Lorene Fisher, Arlene Gold, Dick Mico, Jim Shepherd, and Don Wright. Second Row: Nancy Shaw, Maxine Thomas, Nancy Finnicum, Margie Baohe, and Donna Polen. Third Row: Bruce Stratton, Carl Case, Harold Polen, and the Sponsor, Mr. Morrison. The Chemistry-Physics Club was something different and was just organized this year. It is a club that can be carried over from year to year. The Chemistry club visited Ohio University and made plans to visit Ohio State and trips to Massillon. The officers were: Don Wright, President, Arlene Gold, Secretary and Treasurer, Jim Shepherd, Activities Manager. N 46 PROJECTOR OPERATORS ' The projector operators organization was organized this year by Mr. Meyer. It is made up of boys of all high school grades. These boys are skilled in operation and mechanisms of the school's 16 m,m. projector. Their job is to thread the film correctly through the projector, volumate the sound, oil the projector at the proper times etc. Educational films are shown to every class of the 'High School and the children of both buildings at the noon hour. First Row: Jack Romig, John Behling, Kenny McGuil1, P Willard Hill, Richard Soulsby. Second Row: Walter Eberly, Don Sudduth, Dich O'Donnell, Arthur Sudduth, Carl Case. Third Row: Jim Biddlestone, George Case, Bruce Stratton, Sigel Stocker., lwl!Ii!!,, 'l 47 S3 Jw. 3 i-Qxiw i gig f ' 1- 5 h i ' 'ii 1' ,443 3 W-swam ww 53'-1-2XQi9S56N?333k?'jQ.?iLf.sE7s5?Lsf 1 'x--r?':- -231,95 '5i:,ETLHSi??5Xf5S5?i Ei?55S?6liviiiEi-Eil-:H ' ' f ' f- - x . - ' - f - ' - :sat-Fgiizixg Q 3 if we 5' fa isa 55 y, 2 ?3 55 f? G5 ?Z sei 12 5, sis is Q 2 :gs Q3 Q5 Q 5? -A E 133 fi if 52 i A,1 W Lb LZ 5, w ,, i Q , i, L Ll 2 n , A Z Q L W i , Q A , , ., f,,L , A, ,, M ,,, A N ,,,., ,M g., ,.,N ,. , A L A.L,.. A,,. ,M ,., n . A,HA ,, . ,k M. , . . . . ,,, . , . , f Q l. E Kneeling: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Absent: HIGH SCHOOL BAND Gloria McPeek, Mildred Cu mings, Virginia Richards, Marilyn Rizor, Margie Brownfield, Janice Wallace. Jeanene Wineman, Ann Morris, Sue Stocker, Ruth Wright, Ann Vermillion, Jack Romig, Lorene Herron, Mary Lee Shupp, Donna Polen, Arlene Gold, Sylvia Biddlestone, Joan Bloom, Nancy Shaw, Mr. Charles Hefling. Fae Hargraves, Barbara lcCool, Carol Herron, Naomi Selzer, Carolyne Davis, Julianne Got- shall, Joan Baker, Mary Ann Kenny, Sam Moody, Miriam Coventry, Lillian Sikora, Edythe Sterling, Margie Bache, Doris Moody, Billy Hunter, Mary McClusky, Shirley Shurtz. Barbara Wise, Carol Deatefani, Arlene Stier, Richard Wineman, Shirley Bridgeman, Jos- phine DeGeorge, Jim Biddlestone, Charles Messe, Eugene Clare, Alan Miracle, Mary Jane Whitaker, Shirley Maxwell, Edwin Wagstaff, Joan Stier. Joyce McKnight. 50 JUNIOR BAND First Row: Jeanne Wineman, Joanne Stier, Lorene Herron, John Romig, Edwin Wagstaff, Bill Honter, Namoi Seltzer, Mr. Charles Hefling. Second Row: Barbara McCoo1, Fae Hargraves, Arlene Stier, ' Carol Lestefani, Carolyne Davis, Shirley Max well, Wanda Shaw. Third Row: Jim Biddlestone, Richard Wineman, Jim McCord Alan Miracle, Shirley Bridgman, Sue Stocker, Sylvia Biddlestone, Charles Messe. 51 MIXED ENSEMBLE First Row: Audrey Manning, Janie Whitaker, Donna Polen, Joanne Fulton, Arlene Gold, Julianne Gotschall, Evamae Rest, Charlotte Eash. Second Row: Barbara Wise, John Romig, Eugene Clark, Sigel Stocker, Jim Biddelstone, Richard Wineman, Mrs. Dorthy Baker Stewart. 52 First Row: Second How: Third How: GIRLS CHORUS Evamae Rest, Peggy Fetter, Rena Stocker, Louise Heed, Jeanene Wineman, Jo Ann Baker, Audrey Manning, Alberta hmhoff, Charlotte Bash. Pat Risley, Patty Bennington, Pearl Kopp, Miriam Coventry, Julianne Gotohall, Margie Bache, Barbara Wise, Mrs. Stewart. Joanne Fulton, Mary Ann Kenny, Arlene Gold, Ruth Dickey, Donna Polen, Mary Jane Whitaker, Joan Bloom, Carol Herron. 55 E Els MAJORETTBS Mildred Cummings, Virgina Richard, Margie Brownfield, Marilyn Rizor. Mildred Cummings, a Junior, has been a Majorette for the past three years and has done a good job. Virgina Richard, a Sophmore, has been a Majorette for two years and has also done a good job. Margie Brownfield, a Sophmore, has been a Majorette for two years and has great promise for the future. Marilyn Rizor, a Senior, has been a Majorette for four years and wound up by being Head Majorette. They all did a good job and we wish to thank them for their effort. 54 HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band participated at halftime for all the home games and made several trips with the team to away games. The band presented its yearly formal concert on Feb- ruary 8, 1949. Also they participated in school assembles pep rallies, and parades. As the band is expanding each year, it members look forward to an ever increasing numbers of worth while activities. MIXED ENSEMBLE The High School Mixed Ensemble participated in school assembles at Christmas and Thanksgiving. The ensemble has 1 such as Tip- also preformed at various out of town p aces picanoe and Pleasant Valley. This year the ensemble joined the Tuscarawas County ll Philharmonic Chorusato perform the Mess1ah , 'Highwayman and The Seven Last Words of Christ . The members of this ensemble enjoys singing together so much that even though they have no regular period in which to practice they get together in their leisure time GIRLS CHORUS A The High School chorus participatga in a Christmas program for school assembly. The chorus also presented its annual formal concert in April. The rest of the year was spent in doing minor activities in the school. 55 CHEERLEADERS Elizabeth Johnson, Beverly Arnold, Myrnie Bache, and Jan- ice Reiser. In rain, snow, sleet, or hail, our cheerleaders have been faithful in supporting the team. Fbr this we wish to thank them. Elizabeth 'Bissn Johnson, who is a Junior has been a big help to the team in this her first year of cheerlead- ing. Her joking nature will always be remembered. Beverly Arnold, who is also s Junior has been lead- ing the cheering section for three years now. Her undy- ing spirit has been a big help to the moral of the team. Myrnie Bache, who is a Sophmore has been serving for one year and we all hope she may continue. Her bright smile has won her many friends who will never forget her. Janice Reiser, who is a Senior has served fer first and last year. Her natural cheerfulness will never be forgotten. 56 lb X ff J 1 , R, KX X 374' j W EE W , 'ff f fy N X I A VY Qs W f WW W my x W ...- W: 11. N . ' wh' K ee , 335,42 Zig' fr, f x - 1- 1 1- f -L W XX J ff y 'I' H L 3.-L-,ll :U T E ..,-4'- '5 4 v- ' .,, . . . . . ,1,f'!'2f??5-'Lwf 15 M1355 - f--argl . fs-is- f f ,V 0 nge 'f't f . A ' g1..f:.f - , -Y-sf, -ab .f wahif' ,Q - I-4.1,-wif . ' E1 ' 59' . I. .4 1 -.,i,.,,3fv- -,Hgfff , 'q ' ' X N ffm' U- W.:?f 49 ' ..f -- .1 'ag' N f 4' f - . ' sae:-,.g ,. , ,. 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Fourth Row: Charles Cummings. 'Ihe Railroaders had a good season , under the new coach and piled up 5 wins against 3 losses. Highlight of the sea- son was the 19-O win over Uhrichaville. 58 4. First Rowm Second Bow Third Row: Fourth Row: FOOTBALL SQUAD Idck Mico, B111 Hilliker, Ross Fausto, Jack kldergate, Roy Smith, Tom Brower, Sam Fausto David Allensworth, B111 Valentine, Dick Bur- dette, Bob Arnold, Dick Trimmer, Willie H111 Carl Case. Louis Saggio, Gary Riggs, Don Sudduth, Dick Polen, John Behling, Jim Long, Jim Stucin. George Case, Don Wright, Herman Wright, Jud Fisher, Bob Hilliker, Charles Cummings, John Whitaker, Gary Craft. 59 The Railroaders football team had a very successful season under the new coach, Jim Allen. The team came out with a record of five wins and three losses. Six of the eight teams on the schedule were class A schools. The highlight of the campaign was reached when Den- nison trounced Uhrichsville 19-O. This was pleasing to everyone, but especially so to the ten seniors on the team. Don Wright and Louis Saggio were elected co-captains of the team before the season started. An oddity of the season was that every time Dennison received the kick-off, they won, while every time they kicked-off, they lost. Name Wright, Donf Co-C Valentine, Bill Sudduth, Don Case, George Smith, Roy Eberly, Walter Wright, Herman Fausto, Sam Aldergata, Jack Arnold, Bob Case, Carl Cummings, Charles Saggio, Louis, Co Fausto, Ross Mice, Dick Hill, Willard Shepherd, Jim Team Midvale Shadyside Orrville Barnesville Uhrichsville Cadiz Carrollton Newcomerstown FOTTBALL LETTERMEN Pos. Nickname ap- E HaPPY E Joe E Uon T Pistolgrip T Smitty T Eb T Gob G Sam G Jack G Bob C Casey B Charley -Cap. B Chris B Ross B Mike Mgr. Willie Mgr. Shep FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Place H H A H A A H A 60 Yr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. We 27 0 6 22 19 18 12 53 Wt. 180 150 155 165 145 170 155 150 150 145 155 160 170 145 155 Ht. 6'1 5'1o 5'9 6'1 5'1O 67 5'9'7 5'2 5'7 5's 5'1o 61 5'10 5'6 515n They 13 26 59 O O 26 6 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Don Wright, Bill Barth, Charles Cummings, Lee Custer. Second Row: Dick Rizor, Willard Hill, Sam Fausto, Roy Smith. Third Row: Ross Fausto, Louis Saggio, Bill Valentine. John Harmon, head basketball coach, did a fine job with the team this year. The team finished with a record of 6 wins and 9 losses. 61 Lk RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Don Sudduth, Lee Custer, B111 Barth, Sam Moody, Dick Polen, B111 Hilliker. Second Row: Dick Rizor, John Behling, John Whitaker, Jim Stucin, Jack Dudgeon. 62 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL . First Row: Allen Miracle, John Whitaker, Bill Hilliker, Dick Polen, Jim McCord. Second Row: Jud Fisher, David O'Hara, Jack Dudgeon, Bob Bloom. Third Row: Ed Wagstaff, Billy Hunter, Dick Huston, Bob Thompson. 65 BASKET BALL LETTERMEN Name Valentine, Bill Wright, Don Cummings, Charles Saggio, Louis Fausto, Ross Barth, Bill Hill, Willard Fausto, Sam Position Year F Sr. F Sr. C Jr. G Sr. G Jr. C So. G So. G Sr. F Sr. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Smith, Roy Date Opponent Dec- 7 Dover 14 Cambridge 17 Barnesville 21 Solo Jan. 4 Carrollton 7 Newcomerstown ll Dellroy 18 Scio 21 Uhrichsville 25 Midvale 28 Cadiz Feb. 1 Carrollton 4 Newcomerstown 11 Barnesville 15 New Phildelphia 22 Cadiz 25 Q Uhrichsville 64 They W6 50 55 32 27 39 58 74 45 37 B4 34 50 51 95 52 48 43 34 62 42 59 23 45 65 548 45 65 52 67 48 45 45 30 52 Wie -4 . Q S 'tt Q f 2 1 it sf E ,L ev? . . ' ffl'-I Y, ' my Y , 3 l w if 1 w 1 2 S First Row: Second Row: Third.Row: Fourth Row: A 1 ,, '-,MM .wdi ewwW+?Wwwee ,X 5 ,L,AA, Agjulimpg :,V L Q, -teh, www h tiny? w,f,y W,,W 'wqq wfowf wQwn , H x S 5?Qgf5 1 pm fe 5 . 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New .Q :LM H- eligffiiof , -15.-'mm QQEEEQ .. .,.. is mewmalw 'E QQ Sgt 2, 2 Q W J 8 ff 5 4 SEEK 'S S A .6 .. 5 S dpi-wg -14. ., H 11 e sn X -r S 5 'Q QQ 3 it fe ,tg W . S, 3 K T 9 2, Q -rf if Q. X S Q24 4: ' fi 91 K Q X 553 P4 3, if ,2 9 lf! ggi we ii- 95 'e-355: :..'-- -wa, L 3 TRACK MEN Alexander, Sandy Aldergate, Jack--- Barth, B111 ------- Case, Carl -------- Cummings, Charles- Dudgeon, Bill ----- Eberley, Walter--- Fhusto, Ross ------ Fausto, Sam ------- Finn, Earl -------- Garabrant, B1ll--- Kopp, Ralph ------- Moody, Sam -------- Phinney, George--- Rizor, Dick ------- Romig, John ------- Saggio, Louis ----- Stratton, Bruce--- Sudduth, Don ------ Valentine, Bi1l--- Wright, Don ------ Zeimer, Richard-- Low Hurdles, High Hurdles. Broad Jump, 880 re- lay, l00yd. dash, Mile Relay. Half Mile, 440, Mile Relay. Mile Relay, 440. Pole Vault, Discus. Pole Vault. Mile, Half Mile. Low Hurdels, 220, seo Relay. 440. 220, lO0yd. Dash, 880 Relay, High Jump, Broad Jump. 440, Broad Jump. Mile, Half Mile. Low Hurdles, High Hurdles. Shot Put. l00yd. dash. Mile. Shot Put, Discus, 880, High Jump. Mile. Half Mile. High Jump, Mile Re- lay. Shot Put, Discus, High Jump, 440, Mile Re- lay. Manager. 66 TRACK Last year's track team was fairly successful but we could not find much information about it. We do know that in a dual meet with Uhrichsville the Tigers won 72-46 and in the Class B Invitational they took third after hold- ing t he crown for five years. In the Uhrlchsville meet Earl Finn c to lead scoping Event Name 100 yd. dash Earl Finn 200 yd. dash Earl Finn 88O,yd. run Bill Barth 880 yd. relay Jack Aldergate Earl Finn Louis Saggio Ross Fausto Broad jump Earl Finn High jump Charles Cummings bers Dennison is third in Class B contest of the team were: 011-acted 141' points Winning Place Time 1 10.5 24.1 l 1 1 l l l 1 1 The placing mem- Pole Vault Cummings 2-3-4- Height 9' 8' High Hurdles Alexander 4- Time 16.9 100 yard dash Finn -2- Time 10.3 Broad jump Finn -4- Distance 20' 1 High jump Cummings -4-5- Height 6' Half mile relay Dennison -5- Time l:38.4 Half mile Barth -1- Time 2212.5 Discus Saggio -2- Distance 125' 11 220 yard dash Finn -2- Time 25.4 Mile relay Dennison -4- Time 5445.5 67 , ,. -s , I 3, .r, K. Fw GVHOSQDSQQQQ-mQOn555iH5Wijm:55mHoQn5H 5 orngwue 5 gn O-wnw:w,on, H,.Hw. 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DUNN COX'S CLOTHING STORE JOHNSON N NORRIS BAKERS' DRUG JEAN'S GRILL WEST'S PASTRY SHOP UHRICH TRANSFER ROSE ANTHONY FIRST NATIONAL BANK JOE MCCULLOUGH MAITLAND'S CASH MARKET TWIN CITY GREEN HOUSE DR. MELLOR UHRICH FUNERAL HOME LONG'S RECREATION CENTER BILLY CREAGER A ELMER LYNCH CAIN'S BEAUTY SHOP PAT SULLIVAN RUTH'S SHOP BROWN'S MUSIC SHOP ZELPHA'S MACDONALD'S FROCK SHOP, D: UHRICHSVILLE ICE CO. TWIN CITY CLEANER'S SPRINGS BEN FRANKLIN STORE HELTER R JOHNSTON FEED k MILLING INC. 53 TAXI 69 ADVERT ISEMENTS C ONT INUED F. B. MAURER H. 8c A. DRUG BUCKEYE HOTEL BOLTZ'S RESTRAUNT RAMESY BROTHERS PLUMBING 8: HEATING STRATTON'S CUT RATE FORKER'S WINE SHOPPE BARTHOLOW ' S HOME RESCIBAUN T i5MCKE'S SPORT PAFUNDO 81: CO. CARLO'S RESTRAUNT WHITE FRONT GRILL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. GRELINFIELD-O'BRIEN SOHI J. H. NATOLI 'RESCTBAUNT GUIDA'S I.G.A. STORE LINDSEY HINBRAL HOME CITY AUTO CO. ROME'S FINE FOOD HXOWN DRB! DOTTO'S GROCERY GREEN'S RESURAUNT CADIZ. 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