Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1946 volume:

,sz J 5 Ld ff' E 2 I Q r 4 3 1 S E a 1 1 5 a 1 a i f 'F The IQ!-L6 Qrian Volume Twenty-eight Marietta I-ligiw Sciioei Marietta, Chic Foreword Y You may now browse through the first peacetime Orian. Many changes that were not possible during Vforld Ylfar II have been accomplished. As you turn the pages of the 1946 Orian may you remember that just as the winning of peace required a long hard struggle, likewise has this product of peace, your 1946 Orian. PAGE Twm 7 1 Contents Staff .. Faculty . , , Seniors . . . juniors ..,. Sophoinores Junior High Activities . . Sports . . , Music . , 1 Features . , Advcrliseme IILS 7 11 19 33 37 41 45 87 103 115 133 PAGE THREE In Memoriam PAGE FEILIR JACQUELINE GROVES December 22, 1931 Juno 22, 1945 P14 ROBERT ROGERS October 19, 1929 January 3, 1946 Dedication To express our apprectiution for the Lime and effort spent in making the Orian ol' this year and those of previous years El success, we dedifznle this 1946 Orian to Miss Kathryn Torner PAGE FIVE PAGE 5lX TAfi-'- Qrian Staff: 4 PAGE EIGHT k Gris-an Staff: Editor ,.,.A..,. ..,.......,4..,,,....,.,...,........ C arl Bender Associate Editors . , , ....... Roma Hill, Robert Elston Photo Editors ..t, . . . Mary Jo Trout, Mary Beardmore Business ....,..,...4........,...,,.,.,....,.,.4,.. Betty Pettit, Chairman XfVilma Drennen, Norma jean Fry, Donovan Duvall, James Morris Advertising .,.......,.4,,......,.........,,..,.., Flora Strauss, Chairman Laura Hardy, Enid Johnson, Jeanne Schimmel, Clemens Hays, David Rowe, Frances Mackey, Joseph Hiener, Dean Hoflart, Marjorie Davis, Naomi Gibson, Peggy Crimmel, Mary Etta Smith, Esther Dennis, Caryl Neely, Helen Bartmess, Martha Power Sports ....... , . , David Wleber, Clemens Hays Organizations ..,, .. . Patricia Russell, Ruth Harter Features ..,,.,., , ....,,..., , .,...,....... ,.... C urrene Riggs, Chairman Jane Henry, Richard Duvall, Richard Pursell, Betty June Carver, llessie Rose Senior Class .... ,, Ramona Rose, Mary Remmy Snapshots ..,.,..,..,........,....,...........,., June R. Ross, Chairman Alma Thomas, Richard Cisler, Louis Huck, -Ioan Smith Music . . . . . Georgetta Mfainwright Faculty . . . ...... Alma Skipton Alumni . , . , . Charlotte XfVind0m Classes .... ..,......,... 1 Xnna Smith Art .... ......... , . . Jack Holland, Gloris Jarvis TYP ISTS Phyllis Dobbins, Frances Calland, Donna Grub, Jacqueline lmmel, Donna Tebay Mary Etta Smith FACULTY ADVISERS Director . . . .......,,...... ...,.,,.,......... K athryn Torner Literary , . . ..,..,.,....,...... Ruth Booher, Ernest Siegfried Art ,...... ,.,.....,... F lorence Hennis Business ,.,, ..... E arl Bender Advertising . . . ,.... Ruth Hovey Typing ..,,. ,... H albert Taylor PAGE NINE 1 PAEE TEN h Board of Education Top Row: Luther C. Miller, John F. Scott, A. T. XVilliamson Bottom Row: Mrs. Charles F. Cisler, D. M. XfVinzms, Charles J. Otto OFFICERS President ....,. ............ .... lv I r. Miller Vice President , , . . . Mr. VVinans Clerk .............,......,....,........... Mr. Scott XVe are indebted to the members of the Marietta Board of Education, for it is through their untiring efforts that Marietta High School has achieved its high standard. There are three new members this year. They are Mr. D. M. Hlinans, Mrs. Charles F. Cisler, and Mr. Charles Otto. PAGE TWELVE Administration H. L. SULLIVAN, Superintendent ,ALLEN E. RUPP, Principal tlior scholastic dzilu concerning these fzlcully members turn to page eightcenj FRED NIULLENIX, Assistant Prineipal THELMA GLZIGER, Assistant Principal PAGE THIRTEEN ROBERT G. ANNASENZ Bradley Polytechnic Institute, B.Sc. Ohio University Machine Shop Woodworking Shop Mathematics EARL E. BENDER Marietta College, A.B. University of Illinois, M.A. General Science lllathematics MINOMA BENSON Ohio State University, B.Sc., M.A. Ohio University New York University Northwestern University lllusie RUTH BOGGS Moorehead State Teachers' College, A.B. in Ed. Physical Education CHARLES S. BOLIN Ohio University, B.SC. in Ed. University of Kentucky West Virginia University Commercial Geography Physical Education A Assistant Coach RUTH IRENE BOOHER Ohio State University, B.SC. in Ed. Columbia University, M.A. University of Colorado Muskingum College Marietta College - English Pertmanship MARGARET BOURQUARD Kletzing College, A.B. Ohio State University Cafeteria Supervisor Home Economics LOUISE CLARK Marietta College, A.B. Ohio University, M.E. Illathemalics GRACE CORNELL Marshall College, A.B. Xvcst' Virginia University Ohio University Mathematics CAROL DARST Ohio University, B.SC. in Ed. Clothing Foods PAGE FUURTEEN MADELINE C. GERKE Marietta College, A.B. English History LEWIS B. GETTINGS Ohio University, B.Se. in Ed. Duke University Salem College Hlayne University Shop Mechanical Drawing CLIFFORD R. GL.-KZIER Ohio University, A.B. in Coin., M.A. Bookkeeping junior Business Training Assistant Coach ETHEL STRAW GUT MAURINE K. GOE Marietta College, A.B. Ohio University English HRIE Ohio State University, B.Se., A.B., M.A. Spanish English FLORENCE LEE HENNIS Ohio University, B.Se. in Ed. Denison University Ohio State University Art KARL THOMAS HIEBEL Marietta College, A,B. Biology Hygiene Assistant Coach GRACE KIGGINS Marietta College, A.B. English RUTH HOVEY Marietta College, A.B. Ofliee Training Business School Ohio University New York University junior Business Training Business English Typing BEATRICE KREMER Marietta College, A.B. Ohio University University of Chicago English i I 4 PAGE FIFTEEN l PAGE SIXTEEN C. I. MCCLURE Marietta College, A.B. Ohio University Gmizwzl Science Assistant Coach Visual Ecluration Director SVSAN MARSCH Marietta College, A.B. University of Cincinnati, MA. Slzorlhrmfl CORNELIA MCCEE Marietta College, AB Wayne University Geograjzhy History Svrrctary to Prizzripal fSecoml Senicsterj C. 'l'. NEWSO M Ohio State University, B.Sc. Vocational Agriculture MARGARET ELOISE NENVTON Mziriettzl College, AJS. ' XVestern Reserve University Columbia University , Ohio State University, MA. I.Ilfl7I English RUTH l'A'l l'I N Oregon State College, BSC. C. J. PRESCHER Marietta College, AB. Ohio Slate University Ohio University .7lfI!lllll'lltltIflCS Marietta College, A.B. University of Colorado Columbia University University of California History , Physiology G. GORDON Rl'l l'ER Ohio University, B.Sc. in Ed., M. in Ed. Cincinnati Conscrvatorv of Music M. C. ROSENBUSCH Marietta College, A.B. Ohio University lvlatllenmtics Assistant Coach Instrumeiztal Music NINA ROWLAND Ohio University, B.SC. in Ed., A.B., M.A. Foods History m ' 1 . V' .fffxfw Ll,'KIi RUNKEL I 1 Ohio Northern l'niversity, .X.B. L4 Ohio State University, M.,-X. History Civics Assistant Coarlz EMMA L. SCHOONOVER Oberlin College, A.B. Ohio State University, MA. Western Reserve lfniversity, B.Sc. in L.S. Li 11 ra ry ERNEST SIEUFRIED Ohio Suite lfniyersity, A.B., MA. Colorado State Tezichers' College English LEROY SLUSSER Ohio University, B.Se. University of Michigan, MA. Ohio State University Kenyon College Ohio XVesleyan University Chemistry Physics Gemfral Science MAXYXE SPRING Miami University, B.Se. in Ed. Typing Speech LUCY A. STACY Marietta College, AB. Ohio State University History FRANK R. SU'l l'ON Mzlrieltzl College, AB., MA. Northwestern University Notre Dunne University Physical lillzzratimz . A lgebru Head Coafft DELBERT XV. SXVARTZ Ohio University, B.Se. in Ed. Ohio State University Bradley Polytechnic Institute Marietta College WVuyne University Industrial Arts Mathematics HALBERT M. TAYLOR Ohio University Office 'lrziining School, B.Sc'. lfniversily of Cincinnati, M.E. Slzortlzanri Typing Office Traiiiing M.'XRGARE'l' THOMPSON Marietta College, A.B. Tulsa University English PAGE EEVENTEEN KATHRYN TORNER Marietta College, A.B. Columbia University, MA. Mathematics Ol CHARLOTTE BROWN Marietta College, A.B. Recorder MABEL JEAN GODDARD 4 Secretary to Principal fFirst Saunas-tc'rj H. L. SULLIVAN Ohio University, B.Sc. in Ed. Columbia University, M.A., Superintendenfs Diploma Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Wittenberg College College of Wooster Superintendent of Schools FRED MULLENIX ALLEN.E..RUPP Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A. PAGE EIGHTEEN Debate Principal BERTHA BARTH iio University Secretary lo Sllperiiileizclerzl of Schools EDWIN W. CURTIS Marietta College Ohio University Supcrinteizclerzt of Buildings XV. R. SCHWEIKERT Ohio University, BSC. in Etl. School Visitor Marietta College, A.B. American History Economics Athletic Manager Assistant Principal THELMA GEIGER Marietta College, A.B. Pennsylvania State College Western Reserve University German Latin Assistant Principal Ohio State University, M.A. R , f .-i Senior Class IQLL6 CLASS OFFICERS President ..... , , James Runkel Vice President ..A.. ,, Currene Riggs Secretary-Treasurer . . . , , Norma Fry CLASS COMMITTEES CAP AND GONVN Marjorie Davis, Clznirnzan Jeannette Bartlett, Eugene Anderson, Donna Sue Ball, Marian Bishop, Mary Ola Bozman, Hubert Coss SONG INVITATIONS Betty Pettit, Chairman Ramona Rose, Chainvzan Kermit Mobley, Flora Strauss, Laura Earl Eichmiller, Robert Guckcrt Thornton, Marjorie Davis, Laura Hardy, Bonita Hoff Ruth Harter ' Jessie Rose MO'I I'O-FLOIVER-COLORS David Rowe, Cl'1ai1'ma7z Donna Grub, Frances Mackey, .junior Schafer RINGS PLAY Esther Dennis, ClILlI'l'771!ll7 Jane Henry, Cllairmarz Ralph Stacy, Mary Etta Smith, Paul Riemann, Robert Elston Martha Power, Robert Forshey Bonnie Bartlett, Richard Cislci PAGE TWENTY CLASS SONG To Qur Alma Mater Dear Marietta, high on thy hill, You've in our hearts a place that's hard to Iill Oh, Marietta, your mem'ry stays Wfith all us now and for all of our days. The days we spent here were all too few XVe'll miss your guiding hand whate'er we do Our words, our deeds, our lives will truly show Our gift from thee, our Alma Mater, dear. TUNE: Granville, I Love Thee WORDS: Ruth Harter CARL BENDER Editor of the Orian College Preparatory, Academic and Scientific. Class President, l, 23 Student Council, 1, 2, 33 Debate, 1, 23 Y. M. C. A. Control Board, 1, 33 National Honor Society, 2, 33 Thes- pians, l, 2, 33 National Forensic League, 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 13 Orange Masque, l, 23 Olympian Council, 1, Treasurer, l: Football, 33 M Association, 33 junior Fair Board, 1, 2, 3, Trea- surer, 1, Vice President, 2. Clubs: German, 2, 3. MARY JO TROUT President of the Senior Girl Reserves College Preparatory, Academic and Scientific. Original Stall, 33 Orian Staff, 33 National Honor Society, 2. 33 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 23 Olympian Council, 1: Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Choir, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble, 2, 33 Cheerleader, 2. 3. Clubs: Classical, 2, Treasurer. 23 Girl Reserves, l,2,3, Secretary,2. Senior Leaders JAMES RUNKEL President of the Senior Class Editor of the Original College Preparatory, Academic. Hi- Y, l, 2, 3, Treasurer, 33 Y. M. C. A. Control Board, 3, President, 33 Na- tional Honor Society, 2, 33 Junior Fair Board, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, Presi- dent, 33 Band Honor Society, 2, 3: Marching Band,1,2: Concert Band, 1, 23 Basketball, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Student Council, 33 Debate, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 3, Secretary, 3. DONOVAN DUVALL President of the National Honor Society College Preparatory, Academic and Scientific. Olympian Council, 1. President, lg Original Staff, 32 Orian Stall, 3: National Honor So- ciety, 2, 3. Clubs: German, 2. 3. EARL EICHMILLER President of the Senior Student Council General Business. Student Coun- cil, l, 33 National Honor Society, 2, 3, Secretary, 3: Football, l, 2, 3: Track, 1, 2, 33 M Association, 2, 3. Clubs: Art, 13 Hi-Y, 3. PAUL RIEMANN President of the Sigma Hi-Y College Preparatory, Academic and SC'll?lllijiC. Debate, 2, 33 National Forensic League, 2, 33 Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3: Olympian Council, 13 National Thespian Society, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 2. Clubs: Ger- man, 2, 3, Vice President, 23 Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. PAGE TWENTY-UNE BONNIE BARTLETT- C 0 Ile g e P1'epa1'atory, Scienlifir. Orange Masque, 35 Original Stali, 33 Abraham Lincoln High School, New York, N. Y., lg Glee Club, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3, Squad Leader, 3: Girl Reserves, 2, 3. JEANNETTE BARTLETT-Cominertial. Orange Masque. 33 Original Stalf, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3. Clubs: C. A. A., 2, 3: Commercial, 2, 3. HELEN BARTMESS-Collrfge Prejvamtory, Academic. Choir. l, 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Ensemble, 2, 3: Olympian Council. lg Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: Book, l, 2, Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3: Classical, 2. MARY BEARDMORE-College Prejmratory, Academic. Choir, 1, 2, 3, President, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Ensemble, I. 2, 33 Thespians, 2, 33 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3: Secretary- Treasurer of Class, lg Olympian Council, lg National Honor Society, 2, 33 Student Council, 3, Vice President, 35 Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3: Classical, 2, Presi- dent, 2. RUTH BEARDSLEY BEST-Commercial. Clubs: Com- mercial, 33 Buckeye Girl Reserves, 2, 3. DOROTHY BECKER-Commrfrrial. Junior Fair Board, 2. 3. Clubs: Commercial, 2, 3. MARVIN BECKER-College Preparatory, Academic and Scientihc. Orange Masque. l, 2, 3: Thespians, 2, 33 Olym- pian Council, l. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 33 German, 2, 3, Vice President, 3. ERMA JEAN BELL-Commercial. PAGE TWENTY-TWU RALPH ABBOTT-Gmzzfiul Business. Clubs: Art, l, 2, CLARA ABICII'-I2-CUIIIHlI'lY'iI11. Clubs: Commercial, 3. VIRGINIA ALLEN-Czmrrnl. Montgomery Rural High School, Marion, Ohio, l. EUGENE ANDERSON-College P7'f'1J!lTIll0Ty, Scientific. Con- cert Band, lg Marching Band, 1, 23 Trafiic Squad, lg O. S. Guard, 2, 3: Orange Masque, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, l, 35 German, 1, 2, Vice President, 1: Photography, 1. MARJORIE BABCOCKf-Commercial. Bclpre High School, Belpre, Ohio, 2. Clubs: C. A. A., 2, 3. CHARLOTTE BADGLEY-Cominertial. Clubs: Buckeye Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Presideni, 3. HELEN BADGLEY-General Business. DONNA SUE BALL-College Prepamtory,Arr1demic. Orange Masque, 3: Olympian Council, lg Choir, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 33 Book, lg G. A. A., l. JANET BARBER-Gmzrfml. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3. HELEN BEST-General Business. Choir, 1, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Buckeye Girl Reserves, lg Book, 33 Four-H, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 2. EUGENE BIEI-IL-Agricullirre, Junior Fair Board, 3. Clubs: F. F. A., l, 2, 3, President, MARIAN BISHOll-CU7lIIlIl'7'L'iLll. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3: Orange Masque, 33 Original Stall, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 35 Com- mercial, 2, 3. DOUGLAS BLACKBURN-College Preparatory, Scientihc. Orange Masque. 3, Secretary, 3. Clubs: Radio, l. IRENE BLIIME-Cmrinirfrrial. Clubs: Buckeye Girl Re- serves, 2. MARY OLA BOZMAN--Commercial. Glee Club, 35 1' nge Masque, 2. Clubs: Commercial, 35 Buckeye Girl e ves, N l, 2, 3, Vice President, 2. N HAROLD BROXYN-Gemfral. Track, 1, 2, 3, ap fl., ' Football, 3. Clubs: M Association, 2, 3. 0, FRANKLIN BRUM-Grfnrfml Business. Q , , , . Clubs: BURKlz-Commercial. Glee Club, 2, 3, Choir, . A. A., 3. ROBERT BURKE-General. Football, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, l, 23 Grade School Coach, 3. Clubs: Association, GERALDINE BUSH-Commercial. Clubs: G. A. A., l, 2, 33 Commercial, 2, 3, Vice President, 33 Girl Reserves, 2, 3. RUTH CALDYVELL-General Business. Glee Club, 1. Clubs: G. A. A., 33 Book, 2. FRANCES CALLAND-Commercial. Original Staff,3g Orian Staff, 3: Student Council, lg Choir, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 1, 23 Commercial, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 1, President, 2: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Book, 1, 2. BERTIE LOU CALLANDER-College lveparatory, Aca- demic. Olympian Council, lg Glee Club, 2. Clubs: Classical 2: G. A. A., 3. DONNA CAPRON-General. Clubs: Book, 33 German, 2, 3. MARGIE CARPENTER-General Business. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3: Girl Reserves, 1, 3. BETTY JUNE CARVER-College P1'ejJaratory, Academic. Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Olympian Council, lg Orange Masque, l, 2, 3: Original Staff, 2, 33 Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 33 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, President, l. PAGE TWENTY-THREE HELEN CHAN!BERLAIN-College PTf'IJL17'Il1'0l'j', AI'!lllf'HIfl'. Original Stall, 3: Student Council, 3: Olympian Council, l: Orange Masque, 2, 3. Clubs: Art, 3: German, 2, 3, President. 3: Girl Reserves, l, 2. 3. ROBERT fiHlVillas-fiI'IlI'I'lll Business. Vice President ol' Class, 1: National Bantl Honor Society, 3: Bancl, l, 2, 3: Basketball, l, 2. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. RICHARD CISLER-College P7'E'19fl1'llt0Tj', Scientific. Choir, 1, 2, 3, Librarian, 2: Olympian Council, 1: Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3: Thespians. 2, 3: Orian Stall, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, Secretarv, 3. CARL CI.OSE-Gr'nr'rnl. Clubs: Projection, 3. HUBERT COSS-Gr'm'ral R11.YirmS.s. HELEN COVELL-Crm:rnerrial. Original Stall, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 2. 3: Spanish, l: G. A. A., 2. PEGGY CRINIMEI.-Commrrrinl. Original Stall, 3: Orian Stall, Clubs: Commercial, 2, 3: Girl Reserves. l, 2, 3. DORA D.-XlIGHER'l'YfComnzerrial. Glee Club, l. Clubs: G , . A. .X., 2, 3: Unnntercial, 3: Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. MARNIORIE DAVIS-College Prvparutory, Amdffntic. Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Choir, 1, 2, 3: Ensemble, 3: Orian Staff, 33 Student Council, 1, 2: National Honor Society, 2, 3: Orange Masque, 1: Olympian Council, 1. Clubs: Classical, 2, Vice President, 2: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, l. LAWRENCE DELANCEY-General. Track, l, 2, 3. Clubs: German, 3: HM Association, 2, 3. RUTH DELANEY-General Business. Clubs: Book, 33 Com- mercial, 2, 35 Buckeye Girl Reserves, 2, 3. ESTHER DENNIS-College Preparatory, Amdenlic. Na- tional Honor Societv, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Choir, l, 2, 3: Original Staff, 2, 3: Orian Stall, 3: Monitor, 3: Orange Masque, l, 2, 3: Thespians, 1, 2, 3: Olympian Council, l. Clubs: Book, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 2, 3: Classical, 2. LEO IJENTON-General. National Honor Society, 3: Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3: Basketball, 1, 2. 3: Track, l, 2. 3. Clubs: HM Association, 2, 3. H NADINE DIXON-General. Clubs: Commercial, 2, 3: Book, 3. TWILLA DOAN-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial, 3. VIRGINIA DOAN-Commercial. Clubs: Commercial 3. PHYLLIS DOBBINS-Comnzcrfial. Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Choir, l, 2. 3: Ensemble, 2, 3: Original Stall. 3: Orian Staff. 3: Orange Masque, 3. Clubs: Book, l. 3: Conunercial, l, 2. 3, Vice President, 2: Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3, '1iI'C1lSlll'Cl', l. PAGE TWENTY-FULIR XVILMA DRENNEN-Coinmercial. Original Staff, 33 Orian Staff, 3: junior Fair Board, 2, 3: Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3: Thespians, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 3: Drum Major, l, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., l, 2, President, 2, 3: Commercial, lg Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2. RICHARD DUVALL-College Prffjnzratory, Amrlcmic. Na- tional Honor Society, 3: Orian Stall, 3: Orange Masque, l, 2, 33 Olympian Council, I: Thespians, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, lg Book, l, 2, President, 25 Classical, 2. ROBERT ELSTON-College lJTl'11llTI1f0'l'y, Scientific. Na- tional Honor Society, 3: Football, 33 Basketball, lg Track, 3: Cheerleader, l, 2: Orange Masque, 2, 3g Thespians, l, 2, 3, President, 3: Debate, lg Orian Stall, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 35 German, l, 2, Vice President, 2: Photography, l. LUCY FARLEY-Comn11'rr'ial. Choir, l, 2, 3: Glee Club, l 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 3: Buckeye Girl Reserves, 2, 3 Secretary, 3. HORTENSE FAUNTLEROY-College Prejmralory, Ara- rlemic. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3, Spanish, 2, 3. RUTH FORESTER-General. Glee Club, 3: Original Stall' 1. Clubs: G. A. A., lg Girl Reserves, 2. ROBERT FORSHEY--College Pl'!'fI!l1'!lf0Ty, Scieniihc. Foot- ball, l, 2, 35 Basketball, 2: Track, 2, 3: Student Council, l, 2 Clubs: M Association, 1, 2, 3. NORMA FRY-College Preparatory, Academic. Band, l, 2 3, Vice President, l: Secretary-'I'reasurer of Class, 2, 3 Original Stalf, 3, Orian Staff, 33 Student Council, 2, Secre tary-Treasurer, 23 Orange Masque, l, 2, 33 Thespians, l, 2 3: Olympian Council, l. Clubs: Spanish, 2: Girl Reserves v , 1, 2, 3. KENNETH FULTON - C 0 I I e g e Preparatory, Scicntifc. Marching Band, 1, 2, 3: Concert Band, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, Olympian Council, lg Original Staili, 33 Debate, lg National Band Honor Society, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 2: Art, lg Hi-Y, 3. KIEANNE GEPHART-Commercial. Majorette, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 1, 2, 3: Commercial, 3, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3. EUGENE GERBER-Grflzcral Business. Football, l, 3. JUNE GIBBS-General Iiusiizcss. UIACK GIBSON-College Prepamlory, Scientifc. Marching Band. l, 2, 3: Concert Band, l, 2, 3. NAOMI GIBSONfC0ll1'gu Prepa'rato1'y, Academic. Band, 2, 3: Glee Club, I: Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3, Thespians, l, 2, 3: Orian Stall'. 3. Clubs: Spanish, 25 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3: G. A. 2, ELIHU GOI.DISH-College Preparalrwy, Academic and Sci- mztific. National Honor Society, 3: Original Stall, 3: Debate, l, 2, 3. Clubs: German, 2, 3. RANKIY CRINIXI Collz 1 Pre aralary Scientific Band l , , - -,,-, , 2, 3, Treasurer, l, Vice President, 2, President, 3: Orchestra, l, 2, 3, President, 1, 2, 3: Concert Band, l, 2, 33 National Band Honor Societv, 2, 3, President, 3: Student Council, 3: Orange Masque, 2,'3: Olympian Council, l, Vice President, l. Clubs: Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, President, 1. DONNA GRUB-Comn1r'i'ci1il. National Honor Society, 33 Choir, l. 2, 3: Orange Masque, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Orian Stall, 3. Clubs: Connnercial, 3, Secretary, 3: Girl Re- serves, 2, 3: Book, lg G. A. A., 2, 3. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ROBERT GUCKER'1'-General Business. Choir, 1, 2, 3 President, 2, Vice President, 3. VELMA GU CKERT-Genera! Business. IRENE HALL-COIIIIlll'liI'i!l1. Glee Club, 1. Clubs: G. A. A., 2: Commercial, 2, 3. LAURA HARDY-College Prejiamlory, Academic. Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 33 Olympian Council, lg Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Librarian, 33 Original Staff, 2, 33 Orian Stall, 33 Y. M. C. A. Control Board, 2. Clubs: Classical, 23 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3. MARTHA HARRIS-General Business. Clubs: Commercial, 13 Book, 13 Buckeye Girl Reserves, 1. PAULINE HARRIS-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Photography, 13 Commercial, lg G. A. A., 3. RUTH HARTER-College Prejnaratory, Amdemic. National Honor Society, 33 Orange Masque, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 1: Choir, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Debate, 13 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Book, 13 Classical, 2. ROBERT HAVVN-General. CLEMENS HAYS-College Preparatory, Scientific. Orian Staff, 33 National Band Honor Society, 2, 3, Vice President, 3: Olympian Council, 13 Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 33 Concert Band, 1, 2, 3: Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1 DOROTHY HELDMAN-Commercial. Clubs: serves, l. Girl Re- -IANE HENRY- College I'r1fj1aratory, Academic. National Honor Society, 33 Orian Stall, 33 Original Staff, 2, 33 Debate, 13 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, 1, 2, 33 Thespians, 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Choir, l, 2, 33 Ensemble, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Spanish, 2, 3. JOSEPH HIENER-Gcrzrfrnl Vocational, Track, l, 2: Orange Masque, 3: Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 33 Book, 33 Pho- tography, lg Projection, 3. ROMA HILL-College Prejmratory, Academic. Original Staff, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Debate, 13 Y. M. C. A. Control Board. 3: Honor Society, 2,33 Orange Masque, 1, 2, 3, President, 3: Olympian Council, 13 Choir, 1, 2, 3, Librarian, 23 Ensemble, 2, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Classical, 2, Secretary, 2: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. MILDRED H1NTON-Cmnnmrrinl. Glee Club, 13 Original Stall, 33 junior Fair Board, 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 33 Buckeye Girl Reserves, 1. BONITA HOFF-College I'w'11arato1jy, Acrzrlemic. Choir, 1. 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 1. Clubs: Book, l, 23 Spanish, 2, 33 G. A. A., 2. MARJORIE HOFF-General Business. Band, l. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l. DEAN HOFFART-Agriculture. Orian Staff, 33 Orange Masque, 3. Clubs: Book, 33 Projection, 33 F. F. A., 1, 2, 3. Reporter, 1, 2, Secretary, 3. PAGE TWENTY-5IX 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 1, Vice President, 33 Book, 1. JACK HOLLAND--General. Orian Staff, 2, 3. Clubs: Art, l 2 3 LOUIS HUf1K-AgIiif'lllfll7'6. Orian Staff, 33 Track, 13 Jun- ior Ifair Board. 2. 3, Vice President, 33 Orange Masque, Clubs: Hi-Y, 33 Projection, 33 F. F. A.. l, 2, 3, Treasurer, 1, Vice President, JACQUELINE IMMEI.-Commzfrr-ial. Orian Stall, 33 Orange Masque, 1. Clubs: Connnercial, l, 2, 33 G. A. A., 2, 33 Girl Res rves, 1, ' 3. 'I. RIA JA 'IS-College P7'E'f1d7'!lflI1'j', Academic. National ' ociet' 33 Orian Staff, 33 Junior Fair Board, 2, 33 CDI pi. ncil, l. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 33 Girl Reserves, 1,2 2, 3, President, 1, 2, 33 G. A. A., 2, 3, JI .'IO JE. S-General. mov ocieljt 2, 3, Vice President, 2. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3 Cor rercialm, 2, 3, President, l, 3, Secretary, 2: Art, 1, 2, 3, '1'rea urer 2, Vice President, 33 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. 'AN, OHNSON-Comnierfial. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 ho ', , 3. C lbs: G. A. A., 33 Photography, 13 Buckeye J JOH. ON-Commercial. Orian Stall, 33 National Lirl R serxgg 13 Girl Reserves, A 2 3, Girl I ,, J I ,,, . .M - - MARY JURIJEX-Commerrinl. Clubs: Cominercial, 13 Girl Reserves, 1. NIARJORIIC KANEFF-Commcrrizll. Clubs: Commercial, 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves, 2. KATHERINE KARCHER-College Preparatory, Amdemic. Orange Masque, 33 Olympian Council, 1. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3g Spanish, 2, 3: Book, 33 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3. JUANITA KEMPER-College Prfjmmtorv, A6'!1f1'!'777if'. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, 2. Clubs: Book, l, 2, 3: Spanish, 2, 33 G. A. A., 1. WILLIAM I.ACEV-Genfwll. Band, 1, 2, 33 National Band Honor Society, 2, ROBERT LANIC-General. MARY LAN'l'Z-Cmnznfrcial. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Choir, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 2, 3. DOROTHY LAI'ER-C0n1mr'r1'ial. PAEE TWENTY-5 EVEN ELIZABETH LAXV-General. Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Choir, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 23 G. A. A., 2. HAROLD LE.XSURE-Comnrwrrial. Basketball, 1. Clubs: Commercial, l. JOAN IEE-Cmnmerrial. Clubs: G. A. A., l, 23 Spanish. 2, 3: Commercial, 33 Girl Reserves, 1, 33 Book, 2. IDA LEWISmGeneral. Sf. Cloud High School, St. Cloud Florida, lj Cocoa High School, Cocoa, Florida, 2. RITA MCATEE-General Ilusiness. Cambridge High School Cambridge, Ohio, lg Glee Club, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 3. MARY NICCRACKEN-Gmirral Business. Clubs: G. A. A., lg Girl Reserves, l. VIRGINIA BICIQENNJA-C0777IIll'Tf'ilIl. Glee Club, l. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3, ' ROBERT MCXVHIRTER-General. Basketball Manager, 2, 3: Traflie Squad, l, 2, 3, Captain, 3. FRANCES MACREY Collcbr P1f?1IllTfll!173, Academic and Scientific. junior Fair Board, l, 23 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, 1, 23 Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., l, 2, 3, Squad Leader, 33 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 33 Book, 23 Classical, 2. JEANNE lA'I.'ARSHALI--CIIIII7I1C'Tf'i!Il. s BARBARA MARTIN-Gcnmal. CLIFFORD NIARTIN-General. ROBERT MARTIN-General Busirmss. ESTHER MASTERS-Commcrcial. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l. MARY MATHENY-C0rrmiercial. Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Choir, l, 2, 33 Ensemble, I, 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 33 Girl Re- serves, 3. , RODGER MENDENHALL-College Preparatory, Academic and .S'r'ientific. Olympian Council, 13 O. S. G., 2, 33 Orange Masque, 3. Clubs: German, 2, 33 Hi-Y, lg Photography, I. DALE MILLER-Agricwzllure. Track, l. Clubs: F. F. A., 1, 2, 3. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT GERALDINE MILLER-Cwmrul Business. Clubs: G. A. A., 2: Spanish, 2, WALTER MII.l,ER-Gcfwrul. Clubs: German, 2, 3. ROBERT MIRACLE-Czflzrrrll. Football, l. Clubs: Ger- man, 2, 3. KERMIT MOISLEY-College P1'l'Illl1'Ili07'y', .S'r'ia'11lifir'. March- ing Band, l, 2, 3: Orchestra, 2: Band Honor Society, 3: Concert Baud, l, 2, 3: Basketball Manager, l, 2: M Asso- ciation, 3. Clubs: German, 1, 23 Hi-Y, 1, 33 Art, 1. JAMES MORRIS-College PI'l'lIlIl'Ilff1l'j', Aflldlflllil' and Sz'i1'11- lific. National Honor Society, 33 Orian Stall, 35 Olympian Council, l. Clubs: Classical, 2. LILY MAE MOYERS-Cumnzcrzriul. Glee Club, l. Clubs: Home Economics, l. ROBERT MYERS-General. Football, 2, 33 Basketball, 2. 3: M Association, 3. CARYL lvEEI.Y--fi67I,l'Y6ll. Band, 2, 3: Orian Stall, 3, War- ren Consolidated High School, Tiltonsville, Ohio, lg Band Honor Society, 2, 3, Treasurer, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 2, 3. i E l DON OESTERLE-College P1'6pIlTIli07'y, Scientific. Student Council, lg Orange Masque, 33 Olympian Council, l. Clubs: HiAY, 1, 2, 3. RUTH ORR-Gfwzeral Business. Original Stall, 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. BETTY PETFl'IT-Geizeml Business. Original Stall, 3: Orian Stall, 33 Student Council, l: Choir, l, 2: Glee Ch Q, l. 2: Orange Masque, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, l, 2, Girl' serves, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 1. , KENNARD PORTER-Geneml. Glee C h, Clu s io- tography, 1. 6 f NVILLIAM 1foxvEL1.-Gmwml. P jj MARTHA POWER-Commercinl. Thespians, 1, 2, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3: Original Staff, 2, 33 Orian Stall, 3. Clubs: Commercial, l, 2, 3: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3. BETTY POYNTER-Commercial. Clubs: Girl Reserves, l. -I.-XCK PRICl'I-Gr'1zeral. Clubs: Art, 2. RICHARD PRYOR-College Prejmralory, Scientific. Clubs: German, l, 2. PAGE TWENTY-NIN E lb jlli E ROYVEKAMP ROSS-College Preparatory, Academic. T GLENNA PUGH-General. Choir, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, Clubs: Girl Reserves, 3. RICHARD PURSELL-College Pref1aratory, Academic and Scientific. National Honor Society, 33 Original Staff, 2, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Student Council, 23 Y. M. C, A. Control Board, 23 Basketball, I3 Olympian Council, 2, Vice President, 2. Clubs: Hi-Y, l, 2, 33 Classical, 23 Radio, 23 Photography, l. MARY REMMY-College Preparatory, Academic. National Honor Society, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Olympian Council, 1. Clubs: Classical, 2. CURRENE RIGGS-College Preparatory, Academic. Vice President of Class, 33 Original Staff, l, 2, 33 Orian Stall, 33 Student Council, 1, 2, Vice President, 23 Debate, l, 2, 33 Y. M. C. A. Control Board, 1, President, 13 National Honor Society, 2, 33 Thespians, l, 2, 33 Choir, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, 33 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Librarian, 23 Ensemble, 2, 33 National Forensic League, 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 23 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, l, 2, 33 Cheermaster, 1. Clubs: Girl Re- serves, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 33 German, 2, 3. ROBERT ROBINSON-College Preparatory, Scientific. RICHARD ROGERS-General. IIESSIE ROSE-College Preparatory, Academic. Orian Stall, 33 Ori l Staff, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque. l, , . lubs: Spanish, 2, 33 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. RA ON ROSE-College Preparatory, Academic. National H lor Society, 33 Original Staff, 2, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Y. M. . A ntrol Board, 33 Princeton High School, Princeton, Ne. irginia, 13 Orange Masque, 2, 33 Glee Club, 2, 33 Cho , 3. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 2, 33 G. A. A., 23 Classical, 2. DAVID ROWE-College Preparator' tific. Orian Stall, 33 Football, ' Association, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, I, 2, 33 Spanish, 2, 3. PA'l'RICIA RUSSELL-College Preparatory,Academic. Orig- inal Staff, 2, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Thespians, 1, 2, 33 Olympian Council, I3 Choir, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Orange Masque, l, 2, Clubs: Classical, 23 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. CLYDE SCI-IAFER-College Prefmratory, Scierztihc. UIICANNE SCHIMMEI,-College Prefui1'11tm'y, Scientific. Na- tional Honor Society, 33 Orian Staii, 33 Orange Masque, 1, 2, 33 Thespians, l, 2, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Choir, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Marching Band, 1. Clubs: Girl Reserves, I, 2, 33 G. A. A., 2. MILDRED SCHRADER-General. Belpre High School, Bel- pre, Ohio, 1, 2. FLORENCE SCHWARZ-Commercial. Band, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, I. Clubs: Girl Reserves, I3 Commercial, 2. NIARIANNE SCOTI'-College Preflaratory, Academic. Pratt High School, Pratt, Kansas, I, 2. MARY SINCLAIR-College Preparatory, Academic. Original Slaif, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Classical, 23 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Book, 33 G. A. A., 2, 3. PAGE THIRTY and Scienl ee Club, 1, 23 Original Staff, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Cheerleader, , ,Cheer aster, 23 Orange Masque, l, 2, 33 Olympian C' icil ' ' ' ' ' l Clubs. Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Spanish, Z, 3, A A. ,2. N, DUANE SINCLAIR-General. Football, l, 2, 33 M Asso- ciation, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. ALMA SKIPTON-College Preparatory, Academic. National Honor Society, 33 Original Stallf, 33 Orian Staff, 33 Olympian Council, lg Orange Masque, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 33 Book, 33 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 G. A. A., 2. ANNA SMITH-College Preparatory, Academic. National Honor Society, 33 Orian Staif, 33 Original Staff, 33 Glee Club, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 3, Vice President, 33 Book, 3, Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. BARBARA SMITH-College Preparatory, Academic. Perry High School, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 13 Allegheny High School, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 2. INEZ SMITH-Commercial. Orange Masque, 2. Clubs: G. A. A., 2, 3g Commercial, 2, 3, Treasurer, 3. JOAN SMITH-College Preparatory, Academic. Orian Stall, 33 Original Staff, 33 Olympian Council, 13 Orange Masque, l, 2, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 2: Spanish, 2, 33 Book, 3. MARY ETTA SMITH-General Business. Original Staff, 33 Orian Statf, 33 Orange Masque, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 21 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3. AVIS SPINDLER--Commercial. Clubs: G. A. A., 23 Com- mercial, 3. HELEN SPINDLER-General Business. Clubs: Buckeye Girl Reserves, 1, 2. ' 5 Z we RUBY SPUNG-Commercial. Glee Club, l, 2, 33 Choir, l, 2, 3g Ensemble, l, 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 33 Girl Reserves, 33 Book, 3. RALPH STACY-General. Track, 13 Junior Fair Board, l, 2, 33 C. A. P. Cadets, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 33 German, l, 2. FLORA STRAIISS-Commercial. National Honor Society, 33 Original Stall, 33 Orian Stalli, 33 Orange Masque, 2, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. DONNA TEBAY-Commercial. Original Staff, 33 Orian Stall, 3. Clubs: Commercial, 2, 33 Girl Reserves, 3. DONALD THEOBALD-General Business. Choir, 2, 3. ALMA 'l'HOMAS-Commercial. Original Stall, 33 Orian Staff, 3. Clubs: G. A. A., 23 Girl Reserves, 33 Commercial, 3. LAURA THORN'I'ON-Genera! Business. Glee Club, l,2,3. GARNET 'l'lL'l'ON-General Business. Clubs: Girl Reserves, 23 Commercial. l. PAGE THIRTY-UNE NAOMI XVAGNER-College Prr'ilmmtory, Afnrlr'n1ir'. Olym- pian Council, 2. Clubs: C. A. A., 3: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 33 Classical, 3. CEORCETTA WAINWRICI-IT-College IJrr'jmrntm'5', Aca- flwnic. Orian Stall, 3: Olympian Council, I: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3: Concert Band, 1, 2, 3: Band Honor Society, 2, 3, Secre- tary, 3: Marching Band, 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Spanish, 3. DAVID XVEBER-Gwzwal. Orian Staff, 3: Basketball, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3: Track, 2, 3, Association, 2, 3. Clubs: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Projection, 1, 2, 3: Radio, 2, Treasurer, 2. PHYLLIS NVEGMILLER-Cemfral. Salem Liberty High School, Lower Salem, Ohio, I. DEAN WEINSTOCK-ColI1'ge Preparatory, .S'1'iw1lilic. Choir, 2: Student Council, 2: Olympian Council, I: Track, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, I: M Association, 2, 3. BELVA TVEST-G67llfTIll liusincss. HARRY VVHEELER--Ag'1'irullure. Clubs: F. F. A., I, 2, 3. PAULINE XNYHEELFR-fztlllllI1C'l'CiIlI. SALLY XVHITAKER-College P1'epm'atr1ry, Amdcnzic. De- bate, 3: Fairfax Hall, lVaynesboro, Virginia, 1, 2. Clubs: Classical, 3: Art, 3, Girl Reserves, 3. CHARLOTTE WINDOM-College PYl'II!l7'Ill0Tj', Academic. National Honor Society, 3: Orian Staff, 3: Student Council, 3, Orange Masque, 2: Olympian Council, I. Clubs: Spanish, 2, 3, President, 3. ROBERT WISE-Agrizullure. Clubs: F. F. A., 1, 2, 3. CAROL WORSTELI.-Commc'r1'iaI. DAVID WUNDERLICH-Agriculture. Clubs: F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3. O SENIORS NOT PICTURED BILL :xSI'ILEY-Glflllfflll. Ripley High School, Ripley, XVest Virginia, l, 2. HELEN MI'l'CHEM-C1'l14'ral. Vincent High School, Vi11- cent, Ohio, I. ANN,-XBELLE SVIAEEIJ-CUIIIHIl'7'l'fIl1. I The following have been granted military service credit and have completed the I'Ctllll'6111CIIIS for fratluation durin the past year: 1 E g ROBERT COFFEY QClass of 19155 PATRICK DENNIS qClass of 19395 RICHARD JOHNSON QClass of 19155 CHARLES KIDD QClass of 19155 PAGE TH I RTY-TWD Qw- -,Mime A, gm, M 'I Bhiihuihd agua km 1. ,U I 1 lid we rm -rf ui -eg IM JI y I -..i I 1 x31'l:' H1 nn wlvn ll A 'X xgi ml , '?1g- rail I I UK l g I ., .fl-2. T V L n-1' x f 4 UGX x 'xl lar 1- u H, i F! 'i' is . . .--V.----:x . A u ' P M11 fk. w---f-w-w- 111' 'e,fsess:1 -'L Eu av, , f .V .K , - 1' 1+ -. ' , ,-if :fa fl: 1 . if 'i' Qt sl em 5 ',e:aig:'zw gr' V. .5 A f-23-1er Hn: Q -Hrzfminmaiaf:asf -1, Qi 11: 1. 1s.:1'ff',,1:-:e:::,- ,. 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Paul Atwell Vice President 4,,.. A . George Lansley Secretary-Treasurer .......,,,..,, .... M yra Belt MEMBERS Gordon Abbott Myra Belt Alan Clark Cyrus Elliott Dean Alexander Opal Allender Alicia Anderson .Xllene Arnold Irene Arnold Leroy Ash Paul Atwell Carolyn Babb Irene Barnes Anna Beardmore Marilyn Becker Mary Lou Becker Mary Belleville PAGE THIRTY-FCILIR Mary Berg Verne Biehl Sally Bloomingdale Helen Boyce Bessie Bradley Donald Brooker Richard Brown Charles Butts Wlade Callrider joan Carpenter Ruth Carver Betty Chutes Virginia Close Ralph Coffman Dolores Conway jacquelyn Cross Kathryn Dailey Neil Delong Norman Devol Delrner Doan Glen Dner Donna Dutton Phyllis Earley Charles Ebinger Mary Martha Erb Nora jean Evans XVillis Evans Richard Flowers Jeannine Floyd Ferne Foglesong Richard Furbee Jack Gardiner Jacqueline Gerber Dora Gerken Mary Lou Goddard Charles Goe Carola Graber I J U21 ass I Chester Griilin Rill Grosklos Mildred Guckert Berneda Haas Glendora Haas Richard Hall Dean Hartline Charlotte Hawn Russell Headley Imogene Hemmeger jean Hendershot Charles Hess Florence Hiener Edith Hollister MEMBERS Edna Hollister Barbara Householder Dale Huggins Donna Immel Marietta James john Jarvis La Verne jones Wilbur Jones Betty Kellar Beverly Kern james Kesterson Louis Klink Carl Knudtson Sally Koon Caroline Krause Hazel Lane Kenneth Lane George Lansley Joanne Law Marjorie Leasure Helen Lee Patty Legleitner Eleanor Lenington Richard Leonhart Ruth Long Winston Love Billie Lowe Betty Merrow Paul Metts Peggy Mill Gwyneth Morgenstern Ethel Morris Mary Morris Wlilliam Morris Dale Murray Tovia Orth Gerald Parks Floyd Parlin Ned Parlin Ted Parlin PAGE THIRTY-FIVE wwf X i Junior W' Betty Pine J- Patricia Powell Jack Powers M Forrest Rake Mfilliam Reid Evelyn Rhodes Helen Sarver Robert Schafer Bernard Schilling Paul Schramm Nancy Schuman Rosemary Schweikert Betty Semon Homer Shankland Louise Barnes jack Beck Donald Catlapp Virginia Cooper Beatrice Cross Rose Davis Ruth Davis 1 Lois Detlor William Drcnncn Ford Dye Jack Dye Myron Farley PAGE TH I RTY'EIX Xlary Shimp L Janet Skipton Betty Smith Clyde Smith Sally Smith Vada Stark Patty Steed Martha Stilgenbauer Brown Calvin Strauss John M. Strecker Carol Sullivan Patricia Swaney Kenneth Thomas John Thompson JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Charlotte Greene Joseph Hausmann Gladys Hinton Harold johnson Junior Johnson Edwin Kimbrough Thomas Kimbrough Carl Lauer Mary Leasure Betty Lowery Clarence McCabe Naomi Gi Xvagner Donald XN'arman Marcella XVatters Catherine Xveethee Gene XVcihl Martha XVcllman Mary lVesthr0ok Lavinia Weslerman Leola Xvhitncy Richard Williams Betty XVillison Philip Wilson Raymond YVilson Robert Young Thomas McLaughlin Donald McMahan Keith Miller Richard Rose -lack Simmons Franklin Stanley Herbert Stotler Kathryn Treadway james Mfhcatley Betty Whiting Kathryn Williamson Edsel Wise 74' 1 If 'f 4.1.7 52 48 - f Q' 1 'W f ,. -'K , I iff! K XX ,-fl aa, J o L5 A , fall! ' nil? QM' X. Sophomore . A' ,' 'nn of M24 Xi 3?- mr, N 1 PA T E T . J r' QL, . J X 1 ' v .Wf My ,71--H af ,W ffliff .OUU o ' g A , .o , M1 iz, .Q Q . ll V J ,fwf- X ' f i Sophomore Class OFFICERS President ,.,. . , , Thomas Stacy Vice President , 4 . . . , . Joan Masters Secretary-Treasurer .. .. Marilyn Carver MEMBERS David Ackerman William Amos Frank Bartlett Joan Beaver Dean Becker Norma Bell Lela Gae Beren Joan Berry Janice Bertram Velma Biehl Emma Blume Merna Born Joan Bosworth Paul Bowles Mary Bradlield Patty Brittigan Mary Brown Betty Burkhart Jack Burton Richard Callahan Jenny Carleton Ella Carpenter Max Carr Kenneth Carver Marilyn Carver Lois Casto Paul Casto Grace Clark Mary Clogston Jack Coar Camille Cochran Hugh Coffman Gertrude Congleton Charles Conway Priscilla Cooke Norma Davis YVilliam Davis Alan Deem Thomas DeLong Paul DeVaughn Ted DeWitt Ronald Doak Glen Doebereiner Ralph Dunbarger Richard Dutton Rita Dyar Donna Dye Tom Eggleston Ellen Elston Marilyn Ewing Vera Farley Helen Farnsworth Leo Ferrell Junior Fitzgerald Charlotte Forshey Ruth Francis Marilyn Fullerton Lois Fulton Donna Gerber Suzanne Goe Ted Gooden Harry Goodman Jean Goodman Mary Gorrell Mary Graham Alfred Griffiths Barbara Groves Mary Groves Jane Guckert Virginia Haley James Hall Virginia Handschuma Phyllis Harris Betty Hart Doris Hart Atha Hayes Woodson Hays Ethel Henderhan Judith Heslop Lincoln Hess Paul Hill Robert D. Hill Velma Hill Jacqueline Holland Donald Hollister Iris Hoskinson Robert Huggins Polly Huling Donald Hunter Jack Hupp Wanda Immel Beulah Johnson Luella Johnson Vera Jones Mary Jordan Mary Jurden Evelyn Kanelf Josephine Kaneif Marguerite Karcher XValter Kidd Richard Klinger Ralph Long Alfred McCain Velma McCain cher Donald McCoy Janet McCracken Clara McCullough Mary McCullough Glenna McGrew Dale McKnight Philip McMahan Maynard Mansfield Leon Martin Joan Masters Harold Mathers Barbara Matthews Joann Maxson William Mayes Martha Meagle Mildred Mendenhall Edwin Miller Larry Miller Ruth Mitchem Norman Mobley Patty Monaghan Betty Morgenstern Betty Morris Mary Morris Betty Morrison Donna Mullen Betty Needham Franklin Needham Betsy Nelson Betty O'Linn Thomas Orth Marjorie Packer Frances Palmer Jerry Parlin Vern Patterson Evelyn Perdew David Pfaff Stanley Phillips Jacqueline Pine Lucille Place Betty Poole Barbara Powell Patricia Radabaugh Paul Radabaugh Sara Jane Racer Paul Rinehart Russell Roe Marilyn Rose Guila Roush William Rowekamp Mary Sample Mary Sands Marie Sarver Doris Sayres Velma Schau Ruth Schilling Robert Schlicher Charles Schob Marion Schrader Phyllis Schramm Betty Schwarz Claire Seffens Donald Siewers Thomas Siddall Lewis Simmons Richard Singer Bessie Skinner Delmer Smith Helen Smith Jacqueline Smith Rolland Smith Leatrice Spindler Betty Spung V Thomas Stacy ' Louise Stanley John Stegner James Stewart Wayne Stewart Russell Stotts Cynthia Summers Larry Sutton Carl Taylor Charles Theobald Charlotte Theobald Edwin Thomas Harold H. Thomas Harry Thomas Earl Treadway Allen Van Liere Edward Van Wey Charles Wagner Joan YVegmiller Mary VVeihl Donald Yveinstock Frances West Ruth lvheeler Pressley White David Wiemers Norma Wildermuth Dwight Wittekind James Wright Willia Wright Howard Zoller PAGE THIRTY-NINE PAGE FEI RTY Photos by William Hrnrivzglorz, jr ia'- ffweqau fmfggwf N Ninth Grade Class AG E FEI RTY-TWU Eighth Grade Class 1 V F f. PAGE FCI RTY-TH REE ,D- ia VEM,,WL'k i V A J za F B 6 4 rg. .mf-an 4' 1: U Q,-1 9 ff , A3 aff Fl, M7 f' f 'J' 44 H x Seventh Grade Class PAGE FDRTY-FDU R Q w ah 1' 5' ff? ' vm y 4 '-F2 1 1, V1 Q 1. A -IP 5fx+1:p'e-, Y W fx' L , fm x mginfjrb 411. X P '22 S V4 V, VV V,k4 'U I 311. -5,. Q,- .Gg -, ' , , Q nk i-- A M y 3' A , .3 , sim -A - ' 3' 1- ' 2 31. Him, ,W - R' .A if ' , l1',,.f2-,,. ,, -. W .5 ,W , ..,5'.gw um ,J 13-5,73-,gi,..,,7:.A ' v f 1-24 -Q'K ' , - ' ff 4-' ,V ' 1.-4?ifiz2'5.f ' -' H -f ? ' ff ' .1 1 V' fu ' , . 1. ' . 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'51 T 4 S 1, I' 2? v af 6 w Q v '1 '7 by 9 .ffm af-.f ,fm .f elif w ,, vii 51 M i, f mf , -Q mf gvhf he if 'Q 4 :W 1.21 '45 wi' Y QM.: arms X ,l National I-lonor Society r OFFICERS First Semester Second Senzester President ........., . . 4 Donovan Duvall Mary Beardmore Vice President ........ ,... E nid Johnson Marjorie Davis Secretary-Treasurer ....., . 4 . Earl Eichrniller Charlotte Wfindom Corresponding Secretary ..,...,.,....4,., Roma Hill James Morris Adviser .....,........,..,,....,,,.....,, Miss Pattin The Marietta Chapter of the National Honor Society was established at M. H. S, in 1921. The purpose of this society is to promote the principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service throughout the school. Members of this organization are chosen by the faculty from students ranking in the upper fourth of their class. Not more than fifteen per cent of any graduating class may be elected, with five per cent being elected in their Jl1D1OI' YCHII Miss Pattin has served as adviser of the society for fourteen years. MEMBERS ' Elected in their junior Year Donovan Duvall Earl Eichmiller ' Roma Hill Enid Johnson Elected in their Senior Year Jane Henry Ruth Harter Gloria Jarvis James Morris Richard Pursell Mary Remmy Mary Beardmore Carl Bender Marjorie Davis Esther Dennis Leo Denton Richard Duvall Robert Elston Elihu Goldish Donna Grub PAGE FEI RTY-5 IX Currene Riggs james Runkel Mary Jo Trout Ramona Rose Jeanne Schimmel Alma Skipton Flora Strauss Anna Smith Charlotte 'Nindoni Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President ......, .....r...,. . . . Eugene Biehl Vice President , . . 4...., Louis Huck Secretary ...... ,,.... D ean Hoffart Treasurer . . . . . . David Wfunderlich Reporter , . . , . , Hugh Coffman Sentinel . . A ,4....r,,,.., ...... J unior johnson Adviser .....,....,...,........,.,.,,.., Mr. Newsom The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America is built in- cludes leadership and character development, co-operation, service, citizenship, and improved agriculture. The Marietta chapter received a charter in 1929. The awards and honors received by the chapter include the election of nineteen members to the degree of State Farmer. This is the highest degree conferred on members by the state association and is limited to two per cent ol the total state membership each year. ' MEMBERS Ross Abicht Glenn Anderson lVayne Carver Frank Harris George Hart Paul Hill Ray Mackey Roy Mackey Roy Phillis Charles Pickering Earl Smith George Stotts Howard X'Vright Stuart Runkel Marion Mills Donald Davis Dean Becker Hugh COllI1l2il1 Mfilliam Davis Harry Goodman Richard Klinger Norman Lauer Ralph Long Vern Patterson Stanley Phillips Reuben Ritchey David Ackerman Leroy Ash Eugene Biehl Donald Catlapp Ralph Collman Dean Hartline Dean Hoflart Louis Huck junior Johnson Carl Lauer Dale McKnight Dale Miller Harry XVheeler Edsel M7ise Robert XVise David Wfunderhch Herbert Stotler vfgvvv- - vv- FAEE FURTY EEVEN National Forensic League Top Row-Currene Riggs, Mr. Rupp, Paul Riemann Bottom Row-Elihu Goldish, Carol Sullivan, James Runkel, Carl Bender OFFICERS President ,... . . Currene Riggs Vice President ..,.. .. Paul Riemann Secretzrry-Treasurer . , . . Carol Sullivan Adviser .......... . . 4 Mr. Rupp The National Forensic League is the third oldest national honor organiza- tion in Marietta High School. It was organized October 2, 1929. Membership is based on points awarded for interscholastic competition in debate, original oration, dramatic, humorous, and oratorical declamations, extempore speaking, and participation in public speaking before adult audiences. For example, a non-decision debate grants a student but one point. Membership requires twenty points for the first degree of merit. At the present time Carl Bender, James Runkel, Elihu Goldish, and Joann Maxson have received, or are eligible to receive, the degree of merit. Two students, Paul Riemann and Carol Sullivan, hold the second degree, the degree of honor, which requires more than Hfty points. One member, Currene Riggs, holds the third degree, the degree of excellence, which requires one hundred points and has as her goal the achievement of the highest degree, the degree of distinction. To do this, a student must acquire two hundred points before graduation. In the seventeen years that Marietta has been a member of the National Forensic League, less than a dozen students have acquired the degree of distinction. PAGE FDRTY-EIGHT - 1 National Thespians OFFICERS President .,.,, .,,,,,..... . , . Robert Elston Vice President .. ,. . Hlilma Drennen Secretary .,,... , . . . .,.., Nora Evans Treasurer , . , ,4,..A...... Richard Furbee Advisers . , , . . Miss Stacy and Miss Spring Marietta Troupe No. 386 of the National Thespian Honor Society, under the cooperative leadership of Miss Spring and Miss Stacy, has upheld the high standard ol' dramatics established by Marietta High School. The local troupe, which was organized in 1940, produced the one act comedy, Thanks Awfullyn, this year. The large increase in membership this year has been accredited to better cooperation of the students. MEMBERS Mary Jean Beardmore XVilma Drennen plane Henry Norma Fry Marvin Becker Betty Semon XVilbur Jones Rosemary Schweikert Esther Dennis Eleanor Lenington Patricia Russell Nancy Schuman Carl Bender Charlotte Mfindom Richard Duvall Sally Smith Currene Riggs Robert Elston Naomi Gibson Richard Cisler Paul Riemann Nora Evans , Ieanne Schimmel Richard Furbe ',. 1 , 1 'Martha Power v X ft V .f it I Pkl 1,41 A PAGE FURTY-NINE nv. National Band I-lonor Society OFFICERS President ..... ................,. R ankin Grimm Vice President . . ......,,. Clemens Hays Secretary .... . , , Georgetta Mlainwright Treasurer . . 4 ........... Caryl Neely Adviser ..,.............,................. Mr. Ritter Purpose: To create better musieiimshipg to stimulate a desire to render school and community serviceg to encourage the development of leadeiship and to instill the principles of good character into the lives of the members of the entire musical organization. K The meetings of the National Band Honor Society are held the first Sun day' in every month in the Y. M. C. A. parlors. YVe have had warious music instructors speak to us. Elections are held twice a year. Membership 1S limited to twenty-live per cent of the band in senior high school. PAGE FIFTY 5' Mary Lou Becker Robert Chutes Alan Clark C Glen Duer Cyrus Elliott Richard Flowers Kenneth Fulton Richard Furbee john Gibson Charles Goe MEMBERS Rankin Grimm Clemens Hays Russell Headley Hlilliam Lacey Richard Leonhart Keith Miller Kermit Mohley Caryl Neely John M. Strecker Georgetta Vllainwright Art Club OFFICERS President ...,. .........,..... . . Gloria Jarvis Vice President , . .... Enid Johnson Secretary .,,.,. . . , Patty Brittigan Treasurer . . . . Virginia Davis Adviser ..... . . . Miss Hennis Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Red and Gold Motto: United Lovers of Beauty Our inany interesting programs for the year included 'l'onnny and Jean XVindsor: Mrs. Ludwig, who gave a talk about China: Mrs. Zabriskie presented a book illustration: and Mr. VanderPoel, a sunnnary on his stay in Italy. At Christmastinie Mrs. Packer told an enjoyable story while Sara Muscari furnished some lovely inusic. A Halloween party was an event of October 25 at the holne of Betsy Nelson. On February l4 the Art Club had its annual birthday party in celebration of its thirteenth year at M. H. S. The group has also experienced various educational trips to art exhibits in Parkersburg, XV. Va. MEMBERS Frank Bartlett Larry Bartmess Betty Best Richard Billnian Patty Brittigan Joan Carpenter Carolyn Carter Charles Conway Rose Daugherty Robert Davis Virginia Davis Gorda R. Dennis David Drennen Charlotte Hawn Charles Hess Gloria Jarvis John Jarvis Enid Johnson Josef Lauer Fred Legleitner Marilyn Mains Sara Muscari Betsy Nelson Helen Joan Smith Dorothy Stevens Julianne Sturgiss Leola Whitney' PAGE FIFTY-CINE 1 4-, I Q Senior Student Councils VV Q 1 ,al 5 5: N Wray, K I , ,I ' 5 0 ,M I .. . . ..,,..f...... I , OFFICERS President ......,., ......,...... , . . Earl Eichmiller Vice President ....,.,.....,......... Mary Beardmore Secretary-Treasurer ...............,.... Carol Sullivan Advisers ......,i,...... Mr. Rupp and Miss Bourquard Although the Senior Student Council was inactive lor several months owing to the fact that its president, Earl Eichmiller, went to the navy, it succeeded in carrying out its main job, that of securing assemblies. During the year the students enjoyed assemblies sponsored by the Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, the choir and glee club, Spanish Club and speech class. Also there were two outside assemblies, namely, George Arnold and his barnyard frolic, and Arthur Harper, a well known naturalist. MEMBERS PAB E FI FTY-TWD Paul Atwell Mary Beardinore Carl Bender Mary Ann Bradlield Paul Casto Helen Chamberlain Kathryn Dailey Wfilliam Drennen Earl Eichmiller Rankin Grimm XVoodson Hays Caroline Krause Barbara Matthews William Morris Caryl Neely james Runkel Paul Schramm Leatriee Spindler Thomas Stacy Carol Sullivan Donald Wfeinstock Charlotte Hfindom Junior Student Council OFFICERS President ...... ......,.,... . . Richard YfVenzel Nice President ......... .. ..,. Roy Mackey Sccretary-Treasurer .,..,... ,.... ...,.. ' 1 'homas Kidd Advisers ..,.,.,,,.,. Miss Geiger and Miss Schoonover The Iunior Student Council helps finance assembly programs with profit derived from the sale of student pictures. It also keeps a complete school scrapbook 1'he membership consists of one representative from each of the twenty Junior high home rooms, together with the president of each of the three junior high classes. David Burke Nancy Calvin Robert Carter Betty Lou Clark Herbert Davis Amelia Drennen Marjorie Harris Marilyn Henry Robert E. Hill Gene Hupp Thomas Kidd Mary Jones MEMBERS Roy Mackey Marynelle Newton James Patterson Stuart Runkel Charles Skipton Ylfilliam Torpy Richard XVagner Patsy YVeihl Richard l'Venzel Norma lfVilson Carolyn Young PAGE FIFTY-THREE Qriginal Steiff i The Original enjoyed a very successful year, putting out thirteen issues. The paper added many new features, such as Letters To The Editor, a chance to give the students space to gripe, Pri1'rfl1fss Recipes, and The World Today. The paper participated in the Institute of Student Opinion polls and ran releases from the Dunkel Sports Ratings. The second semester the Original sponsored a pinrup campaign, choosing Miss and Mr. M. H. In the spring a banquet was held by the staff and it is hoped that this will become an annual radair. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief ..,. . . , . James Runkel Assistant Sports ' Associate Editor ........ Richard Williams Editors .. Robert Young, Robert Forshey News Editor ...,... Sally Bloomingdale Photo Editor .t.,......... Richard Pursell Assistant News Editor ,.... Lela Gae Beren Exchange Editor ...,..,.... Esther Dennis Sports Editor .....,., .. Donovan Duvall Advisers , .,.. Miss Kremer and Miss Hovey REPORTER STAFF News ...... Bonnie Bartlett, Betty June Carver, Hugh Coffman, Helen Covell, Esther Dennis, Sally Erb, Esther Goldish, Eugene Gerber, Jane Henry, Marilyn Henry, Roma Hill, Caroline Krause, Jessie Rose, Ramona Rose, Patricia Russell, Mary Jo Trout V Features .,i.,. Kenneth Fulton, Richard Furbee, Richard Pursell, Joanne Law, Sally Mclntire, Darlene Middleswart, Lela Gae Beren, June Ross, Elihu Goldish BUSINESS STAFF E Business Manager ,. ,.......... ...................,..,...... ....,.....,..,. C t lrrene Riggs Assistants .,.....,, Jeannette Bartlett, Marian Bishop, Bessie Bradley, Frances Calland, Peggy Crinunel, Esther Dennis, Phyllis Dobbins, XVilma Drennen, Martha Power, Mary Elizabeth Sinclair, Anna Smith, Joan Smith, Mary Etta Smith, Flora Strauss, Alma Thomas, Virginia Dennis A Publicity Manager ...,.... . ,...... ....,..........,..... , ,, ..... .....,. R oma Hill Assistants ...,.......... ,.,..,.,, B etty June Carver, Norma Jean Fry, Jessie Rose, June Ross Circulation Manager ..........,..,..........,.,..........,...,..,.........,.. Laura Hardy Assistants ....,..,.... Joanne Law, Betty Pettit, Ramona Rose, Guila Roush, Patricia Russell, Marie Sarver, Marion Schrader Typists ...............,..... Frances Calland, Geraldine Bush, Joan Masters, Marilyn Carver PAGE FIFTY-FCILIR Debate The 1945-1946 debate squad had as its nucleus several veterans with pre- vious interscholastic competition. Currene Riggs has had three years of varsity debate, and Paul Riemann and Carol Sullivan had participated in tournaments the previous year. ln addition, Elihu Goldish, James Runkel, and Richard Wfilliams had had some experience the prior year. Practice debates were scheduled with Nelsonville, Athens, and Zanesville. Those participating on the aflirmative side were Carol Sullivan, Joann Maxson, and Sally Wfhitaker. Those participating on the negative side were Currene Riggs, Paul Riemann, Elihu Coldish, and James Runkel. At the Hrst tournament in Newark, the team suffered a defeat. It marked the first time in over twenty consecutive tournaments in which the Marietta team had not been in the running in Hrst or second place. However, at the time of going to press, the team is determined to make a better showing at the district National Forensic League tournament scheduled March 22 and 23 at Dayton-Oakwood High School. The question for debate was, Resolved: That Every Able-Bodied Male Citizen Should Have at Least One Year of Military Training Between the Ages of 18 and 24. Numerous public appearances and additional practice debates have been scheduled for the debate squad for the second semester. MEMBERS Top Row-Elihu Goldish, james Runkel, Paul Riemann, Carol Sullivan, Louise Coil, Priscilla Cooke, Sally VVhitaker Bottom Row-Mr. Rupp, Richard Xftfilliams, Esther Goldish, Sally Mclntire, Darlene Middleswart, Mary Jo Miller, Marynelle Newton, Joann Maxson PAGE FIFTY-FIVE Senior Grange Masque OFFICERS President ........, .,..,....... ,,..,. 1 K 011111 Hill Vice President ...... ,......,.... L aura Hardy Secretary-Treasurer . , . A,.,,..... Mary Etta Smith Advisers ,.4,,.,.,,....,.,,, Miss Stacy and Miss Spring Any student interested in any phase of dramatics, whether it be acting niakeaup, properties, stage-manager, costume, or radio plays, is eligible to join Orange Masque. Throughout the year Orange Masque meetings have been held once a month with a variety of programs including a performance by Tommy Mlindsor a skit by Miss Springs speech class, and a make-up demonstration by Miss Spring Under the direction of Miss Stacy and Miss Spring, several plays were pro duced, including 'ABobbie Sox and The Trysting Placeu Qboth one-act playsj Brother Goose and 'ACampus Quarantine, three-act plays which were very successful. Eugene Anderson Donna Sue Ball Bonnie Bartlett Jeannette Bartlett Mary Jean Beardmore Marvin Becker Myra Belt Mary VVanda Belleville Carl Bender Lela Gae Beren Janice Bertram Douglas Blackburn Sally Bloomingdale Betty June Carver Richard Cisler Camille Cochran PAGE FIFTY-Six MEMBERS Dolores Conway Charles Conway Priscilla Cooke Norma Davis Ruth Delaney Esther Dennis Phyllis Dobbins Donna Dutton Richard Duvall Donna Dye Ellen Elston Robert Elston Mary Martha Erb Nora Jean Evans Marilyn Ewing Helen Farnsworth Ferne Foglesong Suzanne Goe June Guckert Berneda Haas Laura Hardy Ruth Harter Charlotte Hawn -joseph Hiener jane Henry Roma Hill Velma Hill Dean Hoffart Louis 1-Iuck Polly Huling Ruth Huntsman XVanda Immel Senior Grange Masque MEMBERS CC071lfl7IllL'Cl Marietta James XfVilbur Jones Katherine Karcher Caroline Krause Eleanor Lenington Richard Leonhart Billie Lowe Barbara Matthews Joann Maxson Rodger Mendenhall Betty Rae lNIorrison Don Oesterle Frances Palmer Betty Pettit Martha Power Paul Riemann Currene Riggs Jessie Rose Marilyn Rose Ramona Rose David Rowe Patricia Russell Marie Sarver Paul Schramm Phyllis Schramin l Ieanne Schiinmel Rosemary Schweikert Betty Semon Alma Skipton Janet Skipton Anna Smith joan Smith Mary Etta Smith Sally Smith Flora Strauss Carol Sullivan Patricia Swaney Mary Jo Trout Bl'OJCl'lGl' Goose The Orange Masque presented its first three-act play lor the year on january twenty-third and twenty-lourth, at the College Little Theater. The audience was well pleased with Brother Goose, a comedy centered around the trials of a young architect, Jell Adams, who tried to bring up his younger brother and sisters properly. The cast included: Iell' Adams .,,. Carol Adams . . . Hyacinth Adams XVcsley Adams . Peggy Winkel . Mrs. Trimmer . Eve ,,4.....,.. Helen ...4... Sarah ....,... Lenore ,...,... Truck Driver .. ,B 'L . Paul Riemann Phyllis Schrannn Nora jean Evans . 4 Robert Elston .. Ramona Rose . . , Ruth Harter Patricia Russell . . . Esther Dennis ,4 jerry Parlin , . . . , june Ross Richard Cisler PAGE FIFTY SEVEN Junior Grange Masque OFF lCERS President .,,..... ..,.....,......., A melia Drennen Vice President ....... ..,.. A nn James Secretary-Treasurer ,..,. . .,........,.,,.., Joan Brum The Junior Orange Masque has forty-five active members tlns year Under the direction of Miss Clark, Mrs. Coe, and Miss Kiggins it has given three one-act plays: Life with YVillie, The Spider, and Nobody Home PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT MEMBERS Mary Ash Barbara Bartlett Barbara Biehl Joan Brum Elizabeth Burkhart Jane Burton Lois Chutes Louise Coil Barbara Crawford Virginia Dennis Amelia Drennen Marilyn Duncan Carla Dutton Sally Erb Lois Fleming Esther Goldish lfVilliam Harrington Carolyn Hart Rosemary Hartman Joyce Henninger Josephine Hoff Ann James John Knox Joyce Lansley Robert Legleitner Betty Jo Leonhart Sally Mclntire Betty McKnight Marilyn Mains Sally ,Meister Darlene Middleswart Mary Jo Miller Marilyn Myers Mary Myers Marynelle Newton Patricia Newton Gloria Orth Joanne Pickering Joan Pipes Donna Pipes Donna Price Madge Schenkel Joanne Schramm Raoma Schultheis Charlotte Seyler Julianne Sturgiss Robert Toller Martha Wagner VVeldon Weber Margaret VVittekind Book Club OFFICERS Pf6SldCHt ,........ .,,.,.,.... . . Vice President ......,. -Secretary-Treasurer ..,. Librarian .....,.... Adviser , .......,.., . , . . 4 Sally Smith , Esther Dennis . . . , Nancy Schuman Patty Brittigan . . ,.,. Mrs. Thompson Purpose: To promote greater interest in reading and to acquire a broader knowledge of books. The Book Club meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month. This year we had very interesting book reviews by Mrs. XVilliam Ludwig, Mrs. R. G. Guthrie, Miss Eloise Grafton, as well as reviews by club members and various contests and games. MEMBERS Carolyn Babb Helen Best Patty Brittigan Donna Gapron Esther Dennis Phyllis Dobbins joseph Hiener Dean Hoffart Katherine Karcher Juanita Kemper Eleanor Lenington Evelyn Rhodes Nancy Schuman Rosemary Schweikert Betty Semon Mary Sinclair Alma Skipton Anna Marie Smith Betty Lou Smith Sally Smith Ruby Spung PAGE FIFTY-NINE MEMBERS Senior Girl Reserves OFFICERS President .,,... .......,.,..... , . . Mary Jo Trout Vice President . . . ..........,. .,.. C urrene Riggs Secretary ..,... .... C aroline Krause Treasurer ............,...............,., Nora Evans Adviser ,..,.....,.......,........,........ Mrs. June The Senior Girl Reserves have held their meetings every other Monday evening at the Betsey Mills Club. Throughout the year we have had many interesting meetings, as the program committee was able to obtain constructive speakers. Our group was a guest of the Senior Hi-Y and we reciprocated in inviting them to one of our meetings. The Senior Reserves gave the annual homecoming dance, with a motif of fall colors. On Christmas day we held the tea dance, with stained glass windows, and a Christmas tree in the center of the floor. Also, after several of the foot- ball games, informal dances were held. Under the leadership of our adviser, Mrs. June, we have accomplished a lot this year. Bonnie Bartlett Helen Bartmess Mary Beardmore Mary Lou Becker Geraldine Bush Betty June Carver Helen Chamberlain Peggy Crimmel Dora Daugherty Phyllis Dobbins Mary Martha Erb Nora Evans Donna Grub Laura Hardy Charlotte Hawn PAGE SIXTY Jane Henry Roma Hill Edith Hollister Edna Hollister Gloria Jarvis Enid Johnson Katherine Karcher Caroline Krause Joanne Law Joan Lee Eleanor Lenington Virginia McKenna Ruth Orr Tovia Orth Martha Power Glenna Pugh Currene Riggs Ramona Rose June Ross Patricia Russell Jeanne Schimmel Nancy Schuman Rosemary Schwei Patricia Swaney Anna Smith Mary Etta Smith Sally Smith Flora Strauss Mary Jo Trout Marcena YVatters Betty XVillison k Sigma I-li-Y OFFICERS Paul Riemann Clemens Hays James Runkel .. Richard Cisler Mr. Mitchell President ....... . 4 Vice President 4 , . . Treasurer .,,. . . Secretary . . Adviser ,....4...,..... ..... .,....,,.. Changing the plan from recent years, the Sigma Hi-Y Club was organized last fall for boys of only the Senior class. There are nineteen members. Their program for the year has included many interesting discussion meetings on timely topics, movies, and talks by outside speakers. In January, a very interest- ing joint meeting with the Girl Reserves was held at the Y with a special devotional service and an address by Dr. Mfilliam Shimer, president of Marietta College. One of the outstanding service projects this year was the participation of the Hi-Y members in the Victory clothing collection conducted in January. The boys secured all the containers necessary for packing clothing and supplies to be sent overseas. The annual Hi-Y father and son banquet was held on April twenty-ninth when new ollicers for the coming year were installed. MEMBERS Eugene Anderson Louis Huck Marvin Becker Kermit Mobley Carl Bender Don Oesterle Robert Chutes Richard Pursell Richard Cisler Paul Riemann Earl Eichmiller David Rowe Robert Elston .Iames Runkel Kenneth Fulton Duane Sinclair Rankin Grimm Ralph Stacy Clemens Hays David X'Veber Buckeye Girl Reserves OFFICERS President ...A..,.. .,..4......,.... C harlotte Badgley Vice President .A,..., ..,. V ehna McCain Secretary-Treasurer , . . ..... Lucy Farley Adviser .,....4,.... ,. Mrs. Guthrie The Buckeye Girl Reserves inet every two weeks on Monday evening in the classrooins of the Betsey Mills Club. The meetings have included a candle- light recognition service on the college CZUIIPUSQ panel discussions on the Girl Reserve code, friendship, and democracyg talks on various vocations by towns- peopleg folk dancingg parties at holiday tiniesg a talk by Esther Hess, returned Red Cross worker. The club also adopted a French orphan in conjunction with the Spanish Club with funds obtained from concessions. MEMBERS Charlotte Badgley Ruth Beardsley Best Irene Blume Merna Born Mary Ola Boznlan Betty Callihan 'loan Cheeseman Naomi Chidester Ruth Delaney Lucy Farley Charlotte Forshey PAB E 5 IXTY-TWC! Phyllis Goddard Martha Harris Doris Hart X'Vanda Keerps .-Xlice Kerns Betty King Mary Leasure Velma McCain janet McCracken Garnet McCoy Lydabelle Mclntosh Norma Matheny Opal Morris Guelda Noland Helen Sarver Mary Shirnp Mary Ann Spires Louise Stanley Vada Stark Laura Thornton Catherine Mfeethee Betty Mlhiting Violet Wright Delta l-li-Y OFFICERS President ,..,.., . , . A . Robert Young Vice President 4 , . .... Paul Atwell Secretary ..,.,. Charles Goe Treasurer . . . . . . Glen Duer Adi iser ..., ..., G eorge Golf The Delta Hi-Y started its activities in the fall of l945 with a hayride followed by a Joint meeting with the Senior Girl Reserves to hear Dr. Shimer, president of Marietta College, speak. At the beginning of l946 it helped with the collection of old clothes for the victory drive. The club has also had many interesting and educational movies. Through these activities the Delta Hi-Y achieved its purpose to be of service to the community. Dean Alexander Paul Atwell Donald Brooker Alan Clark Glen Duer Charles Ebinger Cyrus Elliott Richard Flowers Richard Furbee Charles Goe Russell Headley Mfilbur Jones Louis Klink MEMBERS George Lansley Richard Leonhart Keith Miller Forrest Rake Mfilliam Reid Paul Schramm Jack Simmons John Strecker Donald YVarman Richard VVilliams Philip VVilson Robert Young l PAGE SIXTY-THREE Sophomore Girl Reserves OFFICERS President ..,.. ..,......,. M ary Helen Graham Vice President . , ......... joan Masters Secretary ,.4o.. .... , Barbara Matthews Treasurer , . . .......,.... Virginia Haley Adviser ..,. .,., V A ,.....,..., Mrs. June V . The Sophomore Girl Reserves meet every ovger Monday evening at the Betsey Mills Club. Mrs. June is the adviser. During the year they have had several gym periods, speakers, and other interesting programs. They sponsored a Hoat in the homecoming parade, for which they received second prize. Betty Bailey Lela Gae Beren Mary Ann Bradfield Patty Brittigan .Ienny Carleton Marilyn Carver Camille Cochran Norma Davis Ellen Elston Helen Farnsworth Donna Gerber Suzanne Goe jean Goodman Mary Helen Graham Virginia Haley PAGE SIXTY-FDLIR MEMBERS -fuclith Heslop Velma Hill Iris Hoskinson Polly Huling XVanda lmmel Vera jones Marguerite Karcher Ruth Latimer Gail McClave -Ioan Masters Barbara Matthews Martha Meagle Donna Mullen Betsy Nelson Frances Palmer Barbara Powell Sami' Racer Marilyn Rose Guila Roush Mary Margaret Sample Mary Lou Sands Marie Sarver Marion Schrader Phyllis Schramm Betty Schwarz Betty Spung Leatrice Spindler Mary YVeihl Norma XVildermuth Sophomore I-Ii -Y President .,..,. Vice President , 4 . Secretary ..... Treasurer .. Adviser , ...4... . . OFFICERS . , . Harry Fitzgerald . . . Wfalter Kidd .. John Muscari . . , . Thomas Stacy . . . . Yllesley Callandar This year our club was consolidated with only Sophomore boys belonging, and renamed Sophomore Hi-Y. The club undertook numerous activities among which were sport films, educational speakers, and parties. Paul Bowles -lack Burton Richard Callahan Charles Conway Thomas DeLong Leo Ferrell Harry Fitzgerald Alfred Grifliths Paul Hill XV alter Kidd Maynard Mansfield Larry Miller MEMBERS Norman Mobley john Muscari David Pfaff Pat Radabaugh Paul Radabaugh Wfilliam Rowekamp Charles Schob Thomas Stacy - Donald Weinstczck - Wfoodson Hays ' Robert Rogers C - PAGE 5lXTY'FIVE Ninth Grade Girl Qeserves OFFICERS President ....,.. ...,.4.............. X 'irginia Lane Vice President . . . ,...,..,,., Jane Burton Secretary ,.,,... , . . Darlene Middleswait Treasurer ..... ........ S ally Mclntnc Adviser ........,. ........ .,........ ly I rs. June The Ninth Grade Girl Reserves hold their meetings every other XX ednesday night at seven o'clock. Mrs. June is the adviser. There are thii ty three mem bers. During the year they have had gym periods, speakers, and other mtcrcstmg programs. PAG E E IXTY-SIX -Ioan Alexander Lee Arkins Louise Babb Jane Burton Nancy Calvin Louise Coil Virginia Davis -Ianet Dobbins -Ioan Duvall Sally Erb Esther Goldish .Ioan Green Marilyn Henry Beryl Jones Martha Kuhn Virginia Lane Marcella Lee MEMBERS Sally Mclntire Betty McKnight Alice McMillan Darlene Middleswart Mary -Io Miller Marynelle Newton Jane Palmer Madge Schenkel Betty Scott Deborah Smith Gloria Stanley Ann Sutton Sylvia Thomas Marjorie Willison Ruth Wfillison Norma l'Vils0n Junior i-li-Y OFFICERS President ..,.... .....,...,. ,... R i chard Mlenrel Vice President ,.., ..... H arold Eddy Secretary ..... ,. Homer Nvolfe Treasurer . , . ...... ..... L eroy Slusser Adviser ,.4...........,..,.,........,.,., Mr. Glazier The Junior Hi-Y is composed of boys now in the ninth grade. This is the Hrst year that a separate club made up of boys in this grade has functioned. The majority of its members were originally in the Torch Hi-Y Club and oflicial ' induction into the Junior Hi-Y took place February 18, 1946. The club's activities this year have included participation in the various city drives for clothing. Social functions have been carried out during the year by the members. Recreational activities included two basketball games with the Parkersburg Junior Hi-y, both of which the Marietta boys won. The members who have participated in the Junior Hi-Y this year will bee come members of the Sophomore Hi-Y next year as boys from the Torch Hi-Y, as well as new members, step up to take their places in this new organization. MEMBERS Homer Hlolle Joseph Oppe Harold Eddy Richard Wfenzel jack Hill Robert Duvall Richard Hall Thomas Vadakin Arthur Haddad Morton Mason Leroy Slusser Gene Hupp Donald Swaney Richard Rose David Beardmore Robert Toller Ray Mackey Roy Mackey Jack Barbee David Peavy lVilliam Lowe Robert XVeyrich Vleldon X'Veber David Price P, M - A. Vigil Eighth Grade A ilrlmlleserves 1 o ' , fr-. xt, '-0 V ,. t P-4 3.4-LL-L.u , ' 1' .. ,fs . Yu. Q -1 fe f, President . . Vice President , . . Secretary ..., Treasurer , Adviser . w . .ag OFFICERS ill, 4 ' . . E. Y Amelia Drennen ., June LaFaber Barbara DeLong . . . Anne VVie111ers . . . 4 . Mrs. june 31 k i'r7 'H The Ei hth Grade Girl Reserves hold their meetin s on ever other . S g Y ' Wednesday from seven to eight o'elock, at the Betsey Mills Club. Mrs. June is gk LF the adviser. The thirty-one members of the Eighth Grade Girl Reserves are as A P follows: ' MEMBERS T A gmt- M- Judith Beiser Patricia Graham Donna Price it . J Verna Blouir Muriel Griihths Phyllis Rhoacles 'A' l-My Lois Chutes Carolyn Hart Raoma Schultheis Betty Covey Barbara Crawford Rose Daugherty Patricia Davis Nancy Davis Barbara DeLong Mary Jane Devol Amelia Drennen Patricia Duvall PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT Sidney Heldman Barbara Hune Mary Jones .Iune LaFaber Sue Nelson Patricia Newton Gloria Orth Joan Pipes Charlotte Seyler Joan Smith Shirley Smith Patricia Smith Dorothy Taylor Sara Wagner Anne Ylliemers Margaret Vfittekind Carolyn Young ,ll ,J Torch I-li-Y OFFICERS President .,.. ....,.......,... J aines Schweikert Vice President , . , . . . Vlilliam Thompson Secretary ..., . . . james Patterson Treasurer , . . . . . Charles Skipton The Torch Hi-Y Club this year is composed of boys from the eighth grade. There are twentyvtwo members in the club. During the latter part of March candidates lroni the seventh grade will be accepted for membership and will form the nucleus of the Torch Hi-Y for next year. Meetings ol the Torch Club are held at the Y. M. C. A. on Mfednesday evenings at seven-thirty. The program has included talks, movies, and game periods. Parties are held at intervals during the year. The Torch Club has also assisted the Hi-Y groups in collecting containers for packing supplies in the Victory clothing collection project. MEMBERS John Chalfant James Schweikert .lack Elston XVillian1 Schenkel Vlilliam Farnsworth Charles Skipton Thomas Haddox Glenn Smith Stanley Harman XfVilliam Suder Ervin Harris Thomas Sunnners James Hawkins l'Villia1n Thompson Francis Murphy Mfilliani Torpy joe O'Neal Reginald Hfaggoner James Patterson Arlan Vllard Reeves Patterson Charles M. X'Vilson PAGE SIXTY-NIN E Seventh Gracie Girl Qeserves PAGE SEVENTY OFFICERS President .,.,., . .. Mary Mytis Vice President .. Marilyn Mains Secretary ..... . . . jean McClure Treasurer ,..,..,. , . . .... . . . Joyce Lansley ,fls ll Girl Resmwf I try: To fnrfe life sqzzarely, To F2111 and give lin' larsl. Betty Best Bziunelle Blume Ann Bole Carla Dutton Marilyn Duncan Dot Flowers Joyce Henninger Josephine Hoff Jean Holdren Martha Hoon MEMBERS Betty Jo Leonhart Georgia McFarland Bonnie Miller Sara Muscari Peggy Otto Ann Sehultheis Mary Stoelir Eleanor XVarren Patsy l'Veil1l Tiger Tavern Council OFFICERS President . . , . . . James Runkel Secretary .. . ., Marilyn Carver Treasurer ,......,.....,.. . . . Ramona Rose The Y Co-ed Council or Tiger Tavern Council Cas it is now knownj had a very good year. The price of membership was raised to one dollar but the goal of two hundred members was easily reached. This enabled the Tiger Tavern to have a juke box the year around. The council had high hopes of installing a snack bar but since the Y. M. C. A. is to be redecorated this summer it was not installed. The council consists of four members from each grade, nine through twelve inclusive. MEMBERS Seniors: Soplzomores: Roma Hill Marilyn Carver Ramona Rose Joan Masters Carl Bender X'Valter Kidd James Runkel Thomas Stacy X . A D .Y ,lb 4 jumms. Iweshmen: of - bm 9 X Carol Sullivan Darlene Middleswart X-5, 5- 8 Donna Dutton Sally Mclntire af' -c r 0, X, Dean Alexander Leroy Slusser X 4,15 gi J, Y' Glen Duer David ,Peavy mf -QS' 6 ,big X . fl aww LBQ4 ,lk Q0 1'-yy i-it gc 0 o w U. PAGE EEVENTY-UN E III Circulo Fspanol t OFFICERS President ....,... ....,,..,...., C harlotte YfVindom Vice President . . . . . . Anna Marie Smith Secretary ....... ...,.. J ames Runkel Adviser .,.....,. ..... M rs. Guthrie El Circulo Espanol had very many interesting meetings during the year, held on the third Friday of each month. The programs consisted of various speakers, plays, songs, dances, and games planned by different members of the club. At Christmas time the members went through Marietta singing carols. The club adopted a French war orphang participated in the homecoming parade and Senior Carnivalg and presented an assembly program for Pan American day. The purpose of this organization is to learn to understand and speak Spanish more fluently and to create a better understanding of the peoples of the Latin American countries. LA LISTA Alicia Anderson Paul Atwell Opal Allender Donna Sue Ball Betty June Carver Kathryn Dailey Norma Fry Hortense Fauntleroy Mildred Guckert jane Henry PAEI E 5 EVENTY-TWU Bonita Hoff Marietta james Gloria Jarvis Katherine Karcher Iuanita Kemper Joanne Law Ioan Lee Geraldine Miller Peggy Mill Tovia Orth Jessie Rose June Ross Iames Runkel Alma Skipton Janet Skipton Anna Marie Smith Joan Smith Carol Sullivan Georgetta VVainwright Mary Mfestbrook Charlotte Wfindom Deutscher Verein OFFICERS ' ' President ,,., ....,......,. H elen Chamberlain Vice President . . , . . , Marvin Becker Secretary-Treasurer , . . . . Caroline Krause Adviser ..,..,.....,,...,,..,.. .. , Miss Geiger Deutscher Verein was organized for the purpose of vitalizing language study. Group singing of memorized German songs, German plays, folk dancing, occa- sionally a well-informed speaker, story telling, and games lend variety l0 the Jl'O0'l'?1l'TlS. D Eugene Anderson Marvin Becker Myra Belt Carl Bender Donna Capron Helen Chamberlain Lawrence DeLancey Donovan Duvall Cyrus Elliott Robert Elston Mary Martha Erb Nora jean Evans Elihu Goldish MEMBERS Joseph Hausmann Xflfoodson Hays Beverly Kern Louis Klink Caroline Krause Richard Leonhart Maynard Mansfield Rodger Mendenhall Larry Miller YValter Miller Robert Miracle Ruth Mitchem Kermit Mobley Norman Mobley Dale Murray Richard Pryor Paul Riemann Currene Riggs Richard Rose Charles Schob jack Simmons Leroy Slusser Leatrice Spindler Ralph Stacy Philip W'ilson Homer Wfolle PAGE EEVENTY-THREE Classical Club OFFICERS President ....,. ...,.... S ally Smith . Vice President . . . . . . Eleanor Lenington Secretary ..... ., James Kesterson Treasurer A 4 . . . . XfVilbur Jones Adviser Miss Newton MEMBERS PAGE SEVENTY-FUUR Sally Blooiningdztle Neil DeLong Ulilbur Jones James Kesterson George Lzmsley Eleanor Lcnington Vlinston Love Margaret Shepherd Sally Smith Naomi Ufagner Sally XfVlllL2il4C1l Qlympian Council OFFICERS President ........ ...4... Vice President . . . Secretary ...,. A Treasurer . . . . Adviser . . . . . , . . Mary Helen Graham Suzanne Goe . A . . . . James Stewart Patil Hill Miss Newton MEMBERS Betty Bailey Lela Gae Beren Max Carr Priscilla Cooke Ellen Elston Helen Farnsworth Junior Fitzgerald Suzanne Goe jean Goodman Mary Helen Graham Virginia Haley 'Q Judith Heslop Paul Hill Iris Hoskinson Polly Huling Ji' .Ioan Kuhn 'Ruth Latimer Dean Lauer Barbara Matthews Joann Maxson ,,. Martha Meagle Iohn M uscari Thomas Orth Frances Palmer David Pfaff Sara -Iane Racer Paul Rinehart Marilyn Rose Mary Margaret Sample Mary Lou Sands Phyllis Sehramm Thomas Siddall Leatriee Spindler Thomas Stacy James Stewart Cynthia Summers Harold Thomas Allen Van Liere Pressley Xvhite David X'Viemers f' W! Mft, -.v bl 9 , , .Ha 4.. f PAGE 5EVENTY'FIVE Latin Club OFFICERS President ..,..,. Vice President , . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Adviser . . , PAGE SEVENTY-EIX Rosemary Hartman . , , . . . . Joan Brum Elizabeth Burkhart , . . Joanne Pickering . . . . Miss Newton MEMBERS Mary Ash Bonnie Benedict Leona Benedict Barbara Biehl Joan Brum Elizabeth Burkhart Randall Cline Louise Coil Philson Cross Bernard Gregory Arthur Haddad Rosemary Hartman Helen Hinton Ruth Masters David Peavy Joanne Pickering Richard Rose Robert Schafer Robert Toller lfVilliam Yllestbrook Z2 Projection Club This club operates school projectors for visual aids for classroom teachers and sponsors and operates the noon movies through the winter months. MEMBERS Master Projectiwzist Mr. McClure Senior Projectio David Mfcber Clyde Smith 11 isis Franklin Bruin Carl Close Richard Hall Apprentices Harold H. '1'homas Ray Berry Paul Sc-mon David Cross Perl Totrnan Mfcldon Mfebcr xvllllfilll Harrington Dcan Hoilart Donald McMahan Louis Huck Joseph Hicncr Frank Bartlett PAGE SEVENTY-5 EVEN Chiron Commercial Club OFFICERS President ...,.. .........,. A , , Enid Johnson Vice President . . . . , . Geraldine Bush Secretary ....... .... D onna Grub Treasurer . . , , I Inez Smith Adviser ...,.,,..,,...,........,...,....., Mr. Taylor Motto: Clzatratwr, Culture, and Courtesy Colors: Purple and Ivhite Aim of the Club: Better scholarship, better personality, and better cooperation The Chiron Commercial Club consists of members of the Senior commercial classes who wish to learn more about the problems of business. The club meets twice each month, at which time there are discussions on problems of interest to the members. At several of the meetings some representative businessmen have discussed present day business problems. Their cooperation has been very helpful. The club functions under the capable supervision of Mr. Taylor, com- mercial instructor. MEMBERS Clara Abiclit Dora Daugherty Harold Leasure Charlotte Badgley Jeannette Bartlett Dorothy Becker Marian Bishop . Mary Ola Bozman Geraldine Bush Frances Calland Helen Covell Peggy Crimmel PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT Phyllis Dobbins Twilla Doan Virginia Doan Lucy Farley Donna Grub Irene Hall ' Pauline Harris Jacqueline Immel Enid Johnson Mary Lantz .Ioan Lee Mary Matheny Martha Power Inez Smith Avis Spindler Ruby Spung Alma Thomas Laura Thornton Pauline Hlheeler Junior Commercial Club OFFICERS President ..,. ...,,,.,... Vice President . . . Secretary .... , Treasurer ,. Adviser ..,. . . . Patricia Swaney ,. Ferne Foglesong .. Mildred Pattersonr , . , , , Betty Poole Mr. Glazier Organized November 9, 1926, the Junior Commercial Club aims to promote interest in business education. Its members are Sophomore and Junior students in commerce. Regular meetings are held the second Thursday in each month, and at least one social function is held during the year. MEMBERS Mary Ann Bradlield Betty Burkhart Ruth Carver Virginia Close Marilyn Ewing Ferne Foglesong Virginia Handschumachcr Berneda Haas Florence Hiener Edith Hollister Edna Hollister Donna Immel LaVerne Jones CL Helen Lee Billie Lowe Betty Morrison Donna Mullen Betty Pine Jacqueline Pine Betty Poole Mildred Patter Evelyn Rhodes Patricia Swan' Betty Schwalz Norma Um er son ' i ,gt l i tg. PAGE EEVENTY-NINE Senior G. A A. Top Row-Betty Needham, Mary Ann Bradheld, Marilyn Carver, JOHII Fullerton, Velma Hill, Wanda Immel, Marjorie Carpenter, Gladys Jurden, Marjorie Leasure, Marion Schrader. Marilyn Ewing, Evelyn Rhodes, Lavinia Hlesterinan, Vera Farley, Helen Lee, Mary Martha Morris. Third Row-Naomi Wlagner, Joan Masters. Mary WVeihl, Camille Cochran, Donna Gerber, Jean Goodman, Ruth Carver, Mildred Patterson, Florence Hiener, Frances Mackey, Virginia Handschumacher, Dora Daugherty, Avis Spindler, Billie Lowe, Berneda Haas. Second Row-Jean Hendershot, Janet Barber, Jeanette Burke, Hortense Fauntleroy, Katherine Karcher, Joan Lee, Bonnie Bartlett. Edith Hollister, Marian Bishop, Rita McAtee, Jean- nette Bartlett, Marjorie Babcock, Miss Boggs. Bottom Row-Georganna Johnson. l,aVerne Jones, Pauline Harris, Naomi XVagner, Patricia Swaney, Carola Graber, Edna Hollister, Hazel Lane, XVilma Drennen, Jacquelyn Cross, Jacqueline Immel, Enid Johnson, Geraldine Bush, Jacqueline Gerber, Naomi Gibson, Jeanne Gephart. Members not in picture-Bertie Lon Callander, Mary McCracken, Kathryn Dailey, Marilyn Fullerton, Evelyn Perdew, Inez Smith, Gail McClave, Lois Casto, Lila King, Donna Grub, Betty Pettit, Betty O'Linn, Dolores Conway, Rita Dyar, Betty Morrison, Ruth XN'heeler, Marilyn Rose, Mary Jurtlen. OFFICERS President ..... . . . Wfihna Drennen Secretary . , . . Jacquelyn Cross Vice President . . ...... Hazel Lane Treasurer ..,..,.... Edna Hollister Adviser . ,..........,. . . Miss Boggs The Girls' Athletic Association is a national organization for all girls of high school age. The purpose of this association is to promote athletic interests and activities for high school girls and to foster a high standard ol sportsmanship. AA point system has been set up by which girls may earn various awards. For a total of seventy-five points each girl is presented with a school letter with G. A. A. inscribed. Several girls earned a letter this year, and a few are on the way to receiving a club pin and sweater. The sports which offer a chance lor points are bowling, skating, hiking, horse-back riding, bicycle riding, basketball, volley ball, shufHeboard, badminton, and tumbling. The group has been divided into Five squads with a squad leader for each. The squad leaders are Frances Mackey, Bonnie Bartlett, Joan Masters, Marion Schrader, and Hazel Lane. PAGE EIGHTY Junior G. A. A. OFFICERS President .,.... ,.....,,.... . . Charlotte Seyler Vice President .,,.. . . Amelia Drennen Secretary-'lreasurer . , . . . . . . .... Gloria Orth Adviser .......... ..,,.,........,.,...... lv Iiss Boggs Squad Leaders . .. Barbara Hune, Patricia Newton, Amelia Drennen, Judith Beiser ' The Junior G. A. A. meets NVednesday noon in the gymnasium of the high school. The squad leaders take turns in having charge of the program, which usually consists of games, exercises, and acrobatics. The members of G. A. A. took several hikes at the beginning of the year and have had a skating party. At Christmas time they celebrated with a party and gift exchange. MEMBERS Top RowMAnna Friend, Joan Cheeseinan, Joanne W'alter, Donna Price, Joanne Schramm, Betty Clark, Judith Peavy, Joan Smith, Raoina Sehultheis, Lois Chutes, Barbara Crawford, Marilyn Duncan. Middle Row'Miss Boggs, Norma Powers, Doris MeNutt, Anise Plaugher, Doris Phillips, XVanda Keerps, Muriel Grifliths, Janet Dobbins, Joan Duvall, Phyllis Rhoades, Louise Coil. Bottom Row-Barbara Bartlett, Treva Lemasters, Virginia Stephans, Patricia Newton, Patricia Smith, Mary Jones, Amelia Drennen, Charlotte Seyler, Verna Blouir, Norma Farley. Members not in picture-'Judith Beiser, Patricia Duvall, Barbara Hune, Sara Muscari, Gloria Orth, Margaret VVittekind. PAGE EIEHTY-UNE I-lome Economics Club OFFICERS President ....... ..,..4..,.. . . . Patricia Davis Vice President ..,., . . . Sara VVagner Secretary-Treasurer . , , ,.,. Nancy Sturm Program Chairman , . , ,..,. Ruth Ann Mfhite Publicity Chairman .... . . . Mary Louise Campbell Adviser ....,.,.... ....,,..... M iss Darst Slogan: Share and play square Colors: Red and Vlfhite Purpose: To develop loyalty, dependability, honesty, honor, and service among all our club members. To endeavor at all times to attain and mamtam the highest and best for our school, our community PAGE EIGHTY-TWD Patricia Beckwith Lois Bush and ourselves. MEMBERS Mary Louise Campbell Betty Lou Clark Patricia Davis Patricia Fleming Sally Fleming Anna Friend joan Fulton Garnet Mugrage Ruth Parks Norma Power Virginia Reynolds Ioanne Schramm :Ioan Smith Virginia Stephens Nancy Sturm Sara Wlagner Ruth Ann YVhite Doris Y'Villiamson Traffic Squad Nearly nineteen years ago, as a necessity for directing traflie, Marietta High School established a traffic squad coni- posed ol high school students. Now in 1946 we still have it for directing cars at football and basketball ganies throughout the season. XfVe thank the students and citizens of Marietta for their cooperation in this work. MEMBERS Gene Matthews Donald Schrader Robert McCain Richard Hall Harold Sheppard Bruce Tebay Donald Lowe Bradley Forshey Supervisor ,.....,....... Mr. Swartz PAGE EIGHTY-THREE Scholarship Test Qesults-IQLL5 Marietta students made an outstanding record in winning eight of the first ten places in Mlashington County in the Senior Scholarship Test for 1945. The following placed in the first ten: Dean Siewers ..........,...,. First Furl Lightfritz .... . , 4 Seventh Mary Grudier ...A.., . 4 4 Second Larry Hune 4.., . . . Eighth Martha Pritchard .4.. .... T hird Patsy Amos . , . . . . Ninth Ieannette Haas ..........., Fourth lack Trout 4.......,4,.4.44 Tenth Honorable mention went to: Maxine Smith, Barbara Beiser, Sally GriHiths, and Joan Becker All of the above persons were members of the 1945 graduating class of Marietta High School. In the General Scholarship Tests, open to students in grades nine to twelve, the following students placed high in individual subjects in the city schools division: Chemistry: Elihu GoldishhElevcnth in the state. General Science: John Herrlinger-Twentieth in the stateg Maynard Mansfield, Max Carr, Charles Schob, james Stewart, and Pressley White- Honorable Mention. First Year Algebra: Ellen Elston-Fourth in the stateg Nancy Schuman-Twentieth in the state, Barbara Matthews, James Stewart, Leatrice Spindler, Allen Van Liere, Ruth Latimer, Charles Schob, and Maynard Mansheld-Honorable Mention. Advanced Algebra: Charles Goe and Paul Schramm-Twelfth in the stateg Richard Williams-Nineteenth in the state. Plane Geometry: Donovan Duvall-Nineteenth in the stateg Roma Hill-Honor- able Mention. American H istory: James Runkel-Third in the stateg Barbara Beiser-Honorable Mention. Ninth Year English: Paulina Huling, Marjorie Packer, Velma Hill, Ruth Mitchem, John Herrlinger, and Jacqueline Pine-Honorable Mention. Tenth Grade English: Rill Grosklos---Honorable Mention. Eleventh Grade English: Roma Hill-Fourteenth in the stateg Mary Jean Beardmore and Jane Henry--Honorable Mention. Second Year Latin: Rill Grosklos-Seventh in the stateg Charles Goe-Fourteenth in the state. Second Year Spanish: Maxine Smith-Sixth in the state. First Year Bookkeeping: Delmer Doan-Sixteenth in the state. . A large number of students participated in the scholarship contest and many received additional awards, placing high in the Southeastern Ohio district. These students are to be highly complimented on their showing, inasmuch as the tests were voluntary and the pupils showed much enthusiasm in reporting to the county center to take these various tests. PAGE EIEHTY-FDLIR PAGE EIBHTY-FIVE PAGE EIGHT-SIX 1 1 Coaches MR. BOLIN During his Hrst year at M. H. S. Mr. Bolin has shown that he is a capable coach by his work with the junior high football team and the reserve basketball team. Through his coaching the reserve basketball team is ready for a varsity role. MR. RUNKEL This year Mr. Runkel coached the re- serve football team and the seventh grade basketball team. At the beginning of the season his football team wasn't much to boast of, but by hard work and good coach- ing Luke was able to turn out a winning team showing much promise. Mr. Runkel has coached at M. H. S. for thirteen years. MR. GLAZIER During the three-years he has been at M. H. S., Mr. Glazier has turned out some fine track teams. All the boys he has worked with like Cliff because he is a hard worker and seems to be one of them. lVe wish him much success with many good teams in the future. MR. MCCLURE Mr. McClure, better known as Mac, had a good season this year with his ninth grade basketball team. The boys show great prom- ise as future players thanks to his work as their coach. Because he has a ready smile PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT and a good sense of humor, Matin is well liked by everyone. MR. SUI l'ON During the thirty years he has done coaching, Mr. Sutton has turned out some very hne teams. This year his football team showed much spirit even though it lacked the knack of winning games, Through much hard work and careful instruction, Mr. Sutton coached a winning basketball team that made an excellent record. To Coach Sutton we extend many good wishes for the continued success of his teams. MR. ROSENBUSCH Mr. Rosenbusch coached the eighth grade basketball team this year. Even though his boys played only a few games, he spent much time and hard work teaching them the fundamentals of basketball. Having a good coach like Rosie for the younger boys promises good teams in the future. MR. HIEBEL Mr. Hiebel, who has been at M. H. S. for two years, was assistant football and basket- ball coach this year. By helping the boys who needed help most and by offering good advice, he did much toward making good football and basketball teams for M. H. S. We all wish Mr. Hiebel the very best of luck in his future work of coaching. M lfixssoeiation is OFFICERS President ...... . . . Earl Eiehrniller Vice President ,,..,, . , . Robert Forsliey Secretary-Treasurer , . . . . Xvilliam Drennen MEMBERS Paul Atwell Carl Bender Richard Brown Harold Brown Franklin Bruin Robert Burke lVade Caltrider Bernard Carpenter Paul Casto Herbert Davis Lawrence DeLancey Leo Denton Wlilliani Drennen Ford Dye Earl Eiflnniller Robert Forshey Chester Griffin Clemens Hays John Jarvis Raymond Kerns Thomas Kimbrough George Lansley Robert Myers James Runkel David Rowe Thomas Stacy Duane Sinclair David lVeber Dean Hleinstoek Richard vVilll2llDS ' Robert Young PAGE EIGHTY-NINE Varsity Football This year's varsity was not a powerhouse but it did have some good points At times it played ball that not a team in the state could match. Although the team came out on the short end of seven games, no matter what the SKOIL they were still trying. SCHEDULE Marielm Opponents St. Marys ... A,l.. ., .. .. I2 2I Glouster , . I . . 53 0 Coshocton , . . I 6 20 Cambridge .. .. I2 I8 - Zanesville ..,......... . . l2 3l Lancaster .....,...,.,., . . 6 21 Boys' Industrial School . . . . 7 6 Newark ...........,.,. .,.,., I . 6 33 Dover ,.,........,...... ......,.... I i 20 IfVon . , . ,,,..., 2 Lost ......... . . 7 HOIVIECOMING CAPTAIN Ike Eichmiller was captain for the homecoming game, being elected by the members of the varsity squad. He was probably our IHOSI outstandmf player. Ike was quarterback and played on the varsity for two seasons PAGE NINETY N3 Qeserve Football After several war-time years of little or no reserve football, the reserve schedule was built up this year to a six-game schedule. A squad of unusually raw and inexperienced material, after losing its Hrst three games, won the last three in a fashion that gave Tiger fans new heart and hope for an improved varsity in the fall of l946. SCHEDULE Illariella OjJjJr111m1ls Parkersburg .... . , . 0 27 St. Marys . . . . . 0 19 Parkersburg .... . . . l6 20 D St. Marys .... . . . 20 6 Cambridge . , , . . . 21 20 Nelsonville . . , . A ..,... . . 51 0 I. YV on 4,.. .,,... 3 Lost .....l...., 3 X l Qi Q ' il ' Vi Q 9 , ' X' My yt cu-1-pp 594044 , X gi' .NX pdl Vw W Na+ y 'U - X I m B K- , M 'MANS Ll, aw? A 1 X X Q6 ' QM I .M -2 l 'T 'jd ,aff 5 0 ,Ivo My Sf A, I P GE NINETY-UNE t 41 ' . l y ii! xl seligjix i Q Y if arsity Football BOB FORSHEY CARL BENDER DAVE NVEBER Bark Gllllffl Tackle CHESTER GRIFFIN Starling Lineup Guard A DAVE ROXVE LEO DENTON BOB BURKE Back Tackle Tackle PAC-I E N I N ETY-TWD DUANE SINCLAIR Back BILL DRENNEN End RAYMOND KERNS Back W J . ai Y Ji -.3 Q 'X xi ,K+ ,- ' o Q' ' A Q Varsity Football eff '76fi'k11:1w BOB MYERS End JOHN JARVIS End EDDIE KIMBROII Back DICK BROYVN PAUL CASTO Back End Homecoming Game PAUL ATXVELL EUGENE GERBER Center Back YVA D12 CA LTRI DER 13 ack FORD DYE. End BOB ELSTON Back PAGE NINETY-THREE Junior l-ligh Football The athletic department laid plans the past year to restore junior high athletics to something of its former plane. Mr. Bolin took over junior high football and trained one of the largest squads since the war started. Lacking the incentive provided by interscholastic competition Qsince no junior high games were availablej, keen interest in the sport was maintained until the end ol the season. A number of the boys are expected to earn berths on next year's reserve team. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders have long been an important P2111 of our athletic activities. It takes a lot of work and practice to have a good, peppy cheerleading squad. Good cheerleaders often have a great deal to do with leading the Orange and Black to victory, so they deserve a vote of thanks. ' The adviser this year was Miss Boggs, girls' athletic teacher. Lloiaett NVarden, Mary jo Trout, joan Masters, Floyd Parliu, Mary Ann Bradlield, X Camille Cochran, Bonnie Orr. PAGE NINETY-FDUR Faculty Manager Mr. lvlullenix Fred , who has been with us for twenty-one years serving as faculty manager as well as assistant principal, deserves much praise for the line work he has done as faculty manager. He has spent many after school hours keeping the teams' equipment in shape, buying new equipment, and scheduling games for the football and basketball teams. No one at M. H. S. is more deserving of high praise than he. Student Managers This year the managers in all sports did a very good job ol taking eare of the equipment. They are: Varsity Football ,........,,,......,,... Charles Sehob Assistants .............,. Clarence McCabe, Leo Ferrell junior High Football . . . Robert Immel, Charles Newlen Varsity Basketball . . Robert Melafhirter, Norman Mobley Assistants ...,..,,,.., Glen Doebereiner, Paul Rinehart Varsity Track ....,..........,.,,.....,.. David Cross Assistant .......,..,..................... Paul bVIe s t fl , W 4 1 -4 Q' , . ,, ff 34 N PAGE NINETY-FIVE Varsity Basketball The team this year has had a very successful season. Leading the way were the outstanding players throughout the season, Dick Williams and Bob Young, both juniors. XVllll2il11S took hrst and Young fourth in C. O. L. scoring. This couldnlt have been accomplished, however, without excellent support from the l'CSt of the boys on the team. The team won eleven straight games before being defeated. They had a mid-season let-down and Newark squeezed by to take the C. O. L. championship. The Tigers snapped back and took the district tourna- ment championship this year. Denton, Runkel, Kimbrough, Myers, and Hays will all be lost through graduation. SEASON RECORD ill. 011. Op. Nelsonville .............., 64 22 Coshocton 29 Coshocton ................ 59 31 Parkersburg 34 Columbus Linden lXfIcKinley 33 27 Lancaster , 26 Lancaster .......,..,..... 55 25 Mt. Vernon 30 Columbus East .........,. 32 3l Newark . . . 40 Mt. Vernon .... , . . 28 l9 Parkersburg 47 Newark ....,. . . , 28 27 Dover . . . . 46 Dover ...... . . . 53 35 Zanesville . 34 Zanesville ,..,,,...... .... 5 2 48 Cambridge 33 Cambridge ,.......,,..... 33 23 YVon l5g Lost 4 A SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT 'TOURNAMENT M. op. M. Op. Athens .,.. ..... 3 4 29 Portsmouth East .... . . . 45 29 Lancaster . . , .,..,. 40 29 Portsmouth Central . . , . . . 72 54 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT M. op. Dover . . . .... 24 33 PAGE NINETY-SIX Reserve Basketball lVhile the won and lost record of the Reserves may not be so impressive tl1e fact remains that the Reserves played a long and difficult schedule. The reserve team, made up of freshmen and sophomores, in most cases was playing teams more mature and with more experience. It was an aggregation with a lighting spirit. The quality of their play is evidenced by the fact that near the end ol the season several ol these boys were elevated to a varsity berth. SEASON RECORD 111111161116 Olllfllllllflllfb' Nelsonville ..... . . . 46 21 XVllll2lI1lSlOW'1'l , . . . . . 51 12 Vincent ....... . . . 37 44 Lancaster . . . . . , 20 41 Amesville ,,.. , , . 47 49 Lower Salem . A . . . , 45 28 Pennsville . . . , . . 36 44 Zanesville . . . . . . 29 33 Cambridge . , , . 4 . 51 35 Parkersburg ..., . . . 43 39 Lancaster .... . . , 34 36 Vincent . . . . . . 27 44 Lowell .4... . . . 34 41 Lawrence ,,,. , 4 . 45 46 Parkersburg ..,. . . A 41 31 Lowell ....., . . . 36 Cambridge . . . ..., ..... . , . 45 40 Zanesville . . . ......., ...,....... 3 2 39 l'V0n .,.. ..., 8 Lost . . .,..,, l0 PAGE NINETY-SEVEN Varsity Basketball BOB MYERS Forward JOHN JARYIS Guard JIM RUNKEL Forward f ., ,z ,f 1 PAGE NINETY-EIEHT ' ' I FORD DYE F 0 ru 'a rd DICK BRONX' X fi ll!! V11 CLENI HAY5 Fm'u'11rcl R f X, 1 jf' 1 Photos by I1'iIliruu Harringlrnz, jr. PAGE NINETY-NINE . 0 -I-rack IQLL5 Q In Because of the untiring efforts of Coach Glazier and an unusually line spirit of cooperation on the part of the boys, Marietta High School was repre- sented by a track team that surpassed in all-around performance any other track team ever to represent Marietta High School. Many of these top performers on the 1945 team will again be working on the 1946 team, and we predict a banner year for the 1946 track and field teams. 1. Marietta . , , , Ames-Bern , 1 . . Beverly .,.. . 2. Marietta . . , . . 1 Ames-Bern ...4.. , Chauncey-Dover , 1 1 1 Nelsonville 1.11, , 3. Marietta ..... , Parkersburg .... . 4. Marietta . Zanesville .,1.,......... 5. Ohio 1'Vesleyan Relays Marietta's 2-mile relay team tied for second with Lakewood. 6. Marietta .....1.... ,1,.. Parkersburg ,1 . PAGE UNE HUNDRED MEET SCORES 87 7. C. O. L. Meet 31 Newark ..,... . . . 875 0 Marietta ..11 . . . 73 ' A 1 H2 Zanesville . . 1 . , . 326 63 8. Muskingum 1 20 Cleveland East Tech ...,1 First 19 Marietta ..1...,,,,. Twentieth 76 9. Southeast District 33 Chillicothe ..... . . 1 8lM2 Marietta .... 1 . , 76 69 . . 49 Circleville . . 1 , . . 575 Nelsonville , 1 , . 5 1rVe1lston ,.11 . 2 Greenfield , . . 1 77 10. State Meet 41 Marietta .... . IW .rw 1 -AMi Q 7 6 Y A TIGERS fn E... V 'v if lv if 'ful Ps v E . - A V: ' ' I '. V g., , 1 - ,. V l ffy 1 5- ,. ' . . - 4' ,:.f1-QQ' he, -N' Q ' - ' 5.0. ,5:L 'Q, - J-ff . - M' ' ' ' . ? -,:'?5QL 1'L:tz1v..' 134- . . 19: - ' -f i' 92,4 v, . 4 xi- 1 -s xfifv, fghmekg-P' . , 31291- PAGE UNE HUNDRED Twm 3 A and OFFICERS President ..,... . . Rankin Grimm Secretary . . . . . Kenneth Fulton Vice President . . i.,.. Charles Goe Treasurer ,...... . , . Clemens Hays Director ...,..,......... Mr. Ritter The 1nost important event in the school year was the day when the members of the march ing hand appeared in their new uniforms. The orange and black of the outlits and the shiny instruments gave a never-to-be-forgotten thrill to the band members. Credit for the neu uniforms goes to the Band Boosters and other public spirited citizens. The concert band presented progranisin February and in the spring. Both the marching band and the concert band will help observe National Music Mleek in May. The success of our band is due to the untiring ellorts of our band director, Mr. G, G. Rittci MEMBERS Dean Alexander joan Alexander jack Barbee Marilyn Becker Mary L. Becker Donna Berg Carl Bradford Jack Carmichael john Chalfant Robert Chutes Alan Clark Leslie Comedy Robert Covell Philson Cross Lois Cutshaw Edward Davis Nancy Davis Bruce DeMoll Glen Duer Betty Edwards Tom Eggleston Cyrus Elliott David Finch Richard Flowers Jeannine Floyd Ann Fulmer Kenneth Fulton Richard Furbee .lack Gibson Charles Goe 'l'ed Gooden Bernard Gregory Rankin Grimm .Xrthur Haddad Thomas Haddox james Hall Suzanne Hammond Stanley Harman Ervin Harris Carolyn Hart Harry Hauser Clemens Hays Russell Headley Sidney Heldman .judith Heslop Robert Hess Lincoln Hess Wilbur Jones .joan Kuhn Betty King Louis Klink john Knox Carl Knudtson Ronald Krems XVilliam Lacey PAGE UNE HUNDRED FOUR june Lalfaber Virginia Lane Patricia Legleitner Richard Leonhart Mlilliam Lowe Maynard Mansfield Gale Miller Keith Miller Larry Miller Dewey Mobley Kermit Mobley Norman Mobley Dale Murray John Muscari Caryl Neely joe 0'Neal james Patterson David Peayy joan Pipes Marilyn Pooler David Price Sara Racer YVillian1 Reid' Richard Rose Ella Rowell Stuart Runkel Robert Schafer Patricia Schenk XVilliam Schenkel Paul Schramm Phyllis Schramm Betty Schwarz Florence Schwarz blames Schweikert Margaret Ann Shepherd Leroy Slusser Glenn Smith Shirley Smith john M. Strecker Cynthia Summers Thomas Sunnners Kenneth Thomas William Thompson Robert Toller Georgetta Wainwright Walter XVegmiller Patsy XVeihl David NViemers Martha Mfellman Pressley Mfhite Charles F. M'ilson Charles M. Wilson Eugene Wilson Carolyn Young fvlajorettes During the year 1945-46 the drum-major and the rnajorettes of the Marietta High School band have accomplished a great deal. At the football games they put on several outstanding half-time perform- ances accompanied by the band. The majorettes , helped with the Sister Kenny Fund and the March of Dimes. During the year they took part in many patriotic parades and rallies. They were ushers for the spring concerts of the band. W'ilma Drennen has served ably as head majorette and Neil Delong has led the band as drum major. Norma Fry, Barbara Householder, Wfilma Drennen, Patricia Powell, Donna Dutton, Mary XfVeihl, Naomi Gibson, Neil Delong, Jeanne Gephart, Dolores Conway PAGE UNE HUNDRED FIVE Qrclwestra 'lhis organization meets twice a week under the direction ol M1 Rittcr X spring concert is being planned. Dean Alexander Mary Lou Becker Ann Bole Nancy Davis Virginia Davis Bruce DeMoll Glen Duer Jeannine Floyd Richard Furbee Rankin Grimm Stanley Harman Ruth Harter Russell Headley PAGE UNE HUNDRED SIX MEMBERS Marietta James .john Knox Patricia Legleitner Larry Miller John Muscari Sara Muscari Truda Nye David Peavy Paul Sehramm Daniel Sixbey Georgetta Wainwright Ruth Ann Wfhite David VViemers. Senior I-ligh Choir OFFICERS President ....,,,., Mary Beardmore Librarian ............ Suzanne Goe Vice President 4..., Robert Guckert Accompanist ,...,., Marjorie Davis Secretary ,.,....,,,. Currene Riggs Conductress ,..,...,.. Miss Benson The Marietta High School Choir is a distinctive vocal organization open only to senior high students. It has appeared on the programs of various organizations, some of which were the area Boy Scout banquet, the P. E. O. state convention, and chapel at Marietta College. Besides the annual spring concert, the choir gave another concert made up of light opera numbers. Donna Sue Ball Frank Bartlett Jeannette Bartlett Helen Bartmess Mary Beardmore Jack Beck Mary Yvanda Belleville Myra Belt Lela Gae Beren Helen Best Jeanette Burke Frances Calland Kenneth Carver Paul Casto Richard Cisler Priscilla Cooke Jacquelyn Cross Herbert Davis Marjorie Davis Norma Davis Esther Dennis Phyllis Dobbins MEMBERS Lucy Farley Charles Goe Suzanne Goe Ted Gooden Jean Goodman Donna Grub Robert Guckert Ruth Harter Imogene Hernmeger Jane Henry Roma Hill Bonita Hoff lris Hoskinson Georganna Johnson Mary Lantz Elizabeth Law Mary Matheny Barbara Matthews Joann Maxson XfVilliam Morris Marjorie Packer Frances Palmer Floyd Parlin Betty Poole Glenna Pugh Currene Riggs Ramona Rose Patricia Russell Mary Lou Sands Jeanne Schimmel William Schmelzenbach Betty Schwarz Rosemary Schweikert Betty Semon Homer Shankland Sally Smith Leatrice Spindler Betty Spung Ruby Spung Charles Theobald Donald Theobald Mary Jo Trout Charles Wagner PAGE UNE HUNDRED SEVEN Senior I-Hgh Girls, Glee Club OFFICERS President J ........,... Jane Henry Vice President ....,. Currene Riggs Accompanist .... Marjorie Davis Conductress ........., Miss Benson Librarians ....,., Laura Hardy, Martha Power, Bonita Hoff This organization is a group of girls interested in choral singing This past year the girls have given three concerts combined with the choir R hearsals are held twice a week. Alicia Anderson Donna Sue Ball Betty Bailey Bonnie Bartlett Jeannette Bartlett Helen Bartmess Mary Beardmore Mary YVanda Belleville Myra Belt Lela Beren Helen Best Marian Bishop Mary Ola Bozman Mary Ann Bradfield Jeanette Burke Frances Calland Betty June Carver Lois Casto Priscilla Cooke Jacquelyn Cross Marjorie Davis Norma Davis Esther Dennis Phyllis Dobbins Ellen Elston Lucy Farley Vera Farley PAGE UNE HUNDRED EIGHT MEMBERS Suzanne Goe Jean Goodman Mary Helen Graham Barbara Groves Donna Grub Laura Hardy Ruth Harter Iris Hoskinson Imogene Hemineger Jane Henry Roma Hill Velma Hill Bonita Hoff YVanda Immel Georganna Johnson Josephine Kanefl Juanita Kemper Mary Lantz Elizabeth Law Eleanor Lenington Mary Matheny Barbara Matthews Joann Maxson Gail McClave Rita McAtee T ovia Orth Marjorie Packer Frances Palmer Jerry Parlin Betty Poole Martha Power Glenna Pugh Sara Racer Currene Riggs Ramona Rose Patricia Russell Mary Lou Sands Marie Sarver Phyllis Schramm Nancy Schuman Betty Schwarz Jeanne Schimmel Rosemary Schweikert Betty Semon Anna Smith Sally Smith Leatrice Spindler Betty Spung Ruby Spung Laura Thornton Mary Jo Trout Ruth Wheeler YVillia YVright MEMBERS Junior I-ligh Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS President ., ...., Nancy Calvin Vice President .....,. Judith Beiser Librarians 4 , 4 . . , Patricia Graham, Anne Xfiliemers, Barbara Hune, Ann James The Junior High Girls' Glee Club is composed of girls in the eighth and ninth grades. The class is held on Monday and Wednesday, sixth Period, under the direction of Miss Benson. Joan Alexander Lee Arkins Mary Ash Louise Babb Barbara Bartlett Phyllis Baylock Joan Beardrnore Judith Beiser Bonnie June Benedict Leona Benedict Barbara Biehl Verna Blouir Donna Berg Dorothea Bertram Betty Boice Patty Boswell Joan Brum Elizabeth Burkhart Nancy Calvin Mary Louise Campbell Loretta Carver Joan Cheeseman Ruth Clift Barbara Crawford Lois Cutshaw Patricia Davis Barbara DeLong Virginia Dennis Janet Dobbins Amelia Drennen Joan Duvall Betty Edwards Norma Farley Ann Fulmer Patricia Graham Joan Green Muriel Griffiths Marjorie Harris Rosemary Hartman Lois Housman Sidney Heldman Helen Hiener Marilyn Holmquist Barbara Hune Joan Hunter Ann James Mary Jones YVanda Keerps Doris Kimbrough Martha Kuhn Ruth Masters Corinne McClave Carol McCracken Alice McMillan Betty McKnight Sally Meister Chloe Mercer Betty Metcalf Naomi Miller Opal Morris Martha Morrow Rose Mugrage Marilyn Myers Sue Nelson Patricia Newton Sharon Nunn Truda Nye Letha O'Brien Bonnie Orr Glenna Park Judith Peavy Jean Pickering Patricia Poole Marilyn Pooler Norma Power Donna Price Phyllis Rhoades Doris Riggs Donna Robinson Ella Rowell Marilyn Schilling Joanne Schramm Gloria Seevers Barbara Smith Deborah Smith Joan Smith Patricia Smith Marlene Stanley Gloria Stanley Nora Steed Virginia Stephens Nancy Stephenson Ula Stevens Nancy Sturm Joanna Styer Martha Xvagner Sara Mfagner Marie Xvarden Barbara Warman Mary YVaterman Joyce Whittington Anne Mfiemers Norma Wilson Sue VVynn PAGE UNE HUNDRED NINE .l Junior l-ligh Boys' Glee Club OFFICERS icsident ....... ..,...,....A . . , Stuart Runkcl Vice President .A.. .,A. R ichard Rose Librarian ..... , ,. James Patterson Xecompanist ....,.........,,,....... Joanne Sehramm The unior Hi h Bo fs' Glee Club, made up of seventh, ei hth and ninth S U l I b U g grade boys meets twice a week under the capable direction ol Miss Benson The sin lol assembl ' Jro rams and lor other or anizations. 8 Y l 3 8 Perl Allender Vernon Bozman Ronald Budgett David Burke John Chalfant Leslie Comedy james Cooper Richard Curtis Robert Davis David Drennen Vernie Flowers Joseph Fritz ack Fulton Ervin Harris james Hawkins Paul Hupp Ralph Householder Robert Lancaster Robert Lemasters james Patterson Reeves Patterson PAGE UNE HUNDRED TEN MEMBERS Richard Rose Stuart Runkel David Scales Robert Schafer james Schweikert 'Harold Shimp Robert Stanley X'Villiam Suder Iohn Tesehel 'X'VllllZ:ll1l Thompson Dale Thornton Perl Totman Thomas Vadakin David Venham Reginald Wlaggoner Arlan W7 ard Corbett XfVarden John Williamson Charles F. NVilson Charles M. Wfilson Eugene VVilson 7th Grade Girls' Glee Club President , , . . Vice President Librarian .4.. Conductress ..., Claribel Abicht Betty Baker Joan Belleville Betty Best Baunelle Bluine Lois Bush Joan Carpenter Betty Lou Clark Irene Clark Donna Dailey Marilyn Duncan Carla Dutton Mary Dye Patricia Dye Arlene Farley Lois Fleming Patricia Fleming Sally Fleming OFFICERS MEMBERS Dot Flowers Bessie Forshey Barbara Fulmer Joan Fulton Opal Green Sharon Harris Clarice Harrison Joyce Henninger Josephine Hoif Betty House Kathleen Huggins Joanne Hupp Bernice Johnson Mary Kerns Arlene Kilzer Joyce Lansley Treva Leniasters Betty Jo Leonhart Clara Lou Masters Barbara Fulnier .. A Mary Stoehr Patricia Schenk .. Miss Benson Jean McClure Georgia McFarland Mary Mercer Bonnie Miller Juanita Needham Peggy Otto Geneva Roach Virginia Scarbro Patricia Schenk Mary Stoehr Bettie Strickler Julianne Sturgiss Mary Ann Thrasher Shirley Turrill Geraldine Van Mfey Joanne Mfallace Eleanor YVarren Thelma XfVittekind PAGE UNE HUNDRED ELEVEN Girls' Ensemble First Soprano Jane Henry Roma Hill Currene Riggs Mary -Io Trout Second Sopmno Helen Bartmess Marjorie Davis Ruby Spung Alto Mary Bcarclmore Phyllis Dobbins Mary Malheny The Girls' Ensemble is a group ol ten senior girls chosen by Miss Benson from the High School Choir. This organization is the most active of all the school musical organizations in giving outside programs. During the 1J2lSt year the girls have appeared before many different clubs and organizations, receiving high praise and much appreciation from all who heard them. Their repertoire includes sacred numbers, folk songs, and selections from light opera. PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWELVE Ninth Grade- Chorus OFFICERS President 1 . , , . . Stuart Runkcl Librarian . , . , , . . . Nancy Calvin 1111s group, under tl1e direction ol' Miss Minon1a Benson, is coinposcd ol boys and gnls ol the Fresl1man Class. The future material for tl1e Senior H1511 Lhon will be selected from this group. Perl Allender JOHII Alexander Lee Arkins Mary Ash Louise Babb Barbara Bartlett Patty Lou Boswell Joan Bruni Elizabeth Burkhart Nancy Calvin Ruth Clift Virginia Dennis Janet Dobbins Joan Duvall Norma Farley Joan Green Lois Housrnan Roseniary Hiiftlllklll Helen Hiener Doris Kimbrough Martha Kuhn Richard Lancaster Ruth Masters Betty McKnight Alice McMillan Marilyn Myers Betty Metcalf Rose Mugrage MEMBERS Truda Nye Bonnie Orr Jane Pallllljl' Joa11ne Pickering Betty Poole Marilyn Pooler Irene Riggs Ella Rowell Donna RfJlJlHSO1l Riel1ard Rose Stuart Runkel Mary Seevers Robert Schafer Deborah Smith Nancy Stevenson Robert Stanley Gloria Stanley Nora Steed Joanna Styer Joseph Thornton lVilliam Thompson Perl Totinan Thomas Vadakin Martha Mfagner Mary Mlaterinan Joyce xvllllllllgllbll Norma Mlilson PAGE UNE HUNDRED THIRTEEN PAGE UNE HUNDRED FULJRTEEN Efmcie Darling Sa-y?!?f SSW U f Q43 X21 PAGE UNE HUNDRED SIXTEEN A PAGE UNE HUNDRED, SEVENTEEN SOME, OF OUQ PQPULAR SUBUQBANWE5 PAGE UNE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN PAGE UNE HUNDRED NINETEEN Nvmfvs if-Q You! XX: Xx' LSO 20714 l' EX ,-Z ff PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWENTY A PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWENTY-UNE NCDUIQ CI ASS pmenzed on THE SENIOR STAGE Setting-M. H. S. Time-May 31, 1946 Head Director ...... ,........ M iss Stacy Assistant Directors ,.., .,,,....,......... F aculty Property Managers ,... ,... M r. Hays and Mr. Curtis Make-up Director 4 . . ....,........,.... Miss Spring Costume Overseers .... . . , . .... Miss Clark and Miss Kiggins Production Manager ........i........................,.....,... Mr. Rupp Orchestration under direction of Mr. Ritter Chorus ...,.....,.....,..........4........,,..,,..,...,..... Miss Benson Secretary of Fan Mail ..., ,.....,........... M iss Brown Stage News .,............... .................,. M iss Hovey Foreign Language Directors .... ..,. N Irs. Guthrie and Miss Newton Honor Awards ...........,.... ....,.........,... M iss Pattin Financier ..4............,.,..., . . 4 Mr. Sullivan Return Engagement fDetentionsj ,. ,,.. Miss Geiger Critic ..,.........,..,........ 4 , 4 Mr. Schweikert Cafeteria Crew Manager , . . 4... Miss Bourquard Leo the Lion ..4.,...... . , . Tabby the Tiger P. A. System ,..... ..4.,...4..,. M r. Slusser Business Manager . . . . , . President James Runkel Camera ....,.... .4......4. M r. McClure Lights . . , 4.., . , . , . ...4.,..,.. . . . Mr. Kesterson Action . , , .A.....4.............,.......4...... ..,4 S enior Class Admission-Six Years of Hard Labor O ACKNOWLEDGMENT VVe wish to thank Miss Torner and all our teachers who helped make this final performance a success. After much hard work and practice, we have learned our lines, so in the future there should be numerous curtain calls. It has been six years of work, making many friends, and having wonderful times. The cast shall never forget M. H. S. and our final performance. PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWD The Seniors Select THE ACADEBIY AYVARDS for 1946 Boys Girls Boys Girls THE STARS lMost Popularj Carl Bender ....,,....... Currene Riggs 1, James Runkel ...,....,..... Norma Fry 2, GLAMOUR STARS fBest Lookingj Paul Riemann ..,.,........ Norma Fry 1, Rankin Grimm , ........ Currene Riggs 2. PIN-UPS QCutestj Robert Elston ...,. Helen Chamberlain 1, Robert Chutes ......... Peggy Crimmel 2, , OSCAR WINNERS Qlllost Likely to Succeedj James Runkel . . ,.... .... C urrene Riggs 1, Carl Bender . .,..,,.,. Mary Beardmore 2, FLAPPERS rC1ass Flirty Eugene Anderson ,...,..... Jane Henry 1, Carl Bender ,.............,. Roma Hill 2, OOMPH! lBest Personalityj Carl Bender , ......... Currene Riggs 1, James Runkel ..,., Helen Chamberlain 2, COSTUMERS QBest Dressedj Paul Riemann ,...... ...... J essie Rose 1, David Rowe ....,.... Betty June Carver 2, DIRECTORS lDone Nlost for IW. H. SQ Carl Bender ,,.,........ Currene Riggs 1, James Runkel ......,....... Roma Hill 2, SOPHISTICATES fM0st Dignihedj James Morris .......,...,.,. Roma Hill 1, James Runkel ....,........, Jessie Rose 2, PRODUCERS Qliest Studenlj James Runkel ........ Mary Beardmore 1, Elihu Goldish .... Currene Riggs 2. Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Teacher ....,.,,.. College ,.... Ohio Sport... Song . . . . . . . . DANCE TEAMS lSmoothest Dancerj i Duane Sinclair ..,.....,.,,.. June Ross Clemens Hays ...,.......... Norma Fry SCENERY lliest Artistj Jack Holland .....,...... Gloria Jarvis Kenneth Fulton ..,,.,.,. Enid Johnson LUCKY STARS lliest Disjmsitionj Carl Bender ...,........ Currene Riggs James Runkel ,...,. Helen Chamberlain FAVORITE STARS QFriendliestj Carl Bender ........,... Currene Riggs James Runkel ..,... Helen Chamberlain ORCHESTRATION lliest Musicianj Rankin Grimm ......., y Marjorie Davis Clemens Hays ..,.,........ Betty Pettit CREW MANAGERS lHarrlcst Workerj James Runkel ....,...... Currene Riggs Carl Bender ,....,.,.. Mary Beardmore SPORTS QBest Athlelej Robert Forshey ..,..,.. Wilma Drennen Earl Eichmiller ,........ 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PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWENTY- EIGHT lor for for for for for for for ornery, one quality we hold, unity, a class strong and bold, reasoning, we lack that, we're told cuteness, good looks here to stay, learning, a smart class they sayg ardor, we just can't say nay g Slusser, we're out of his wayg SENIORS, the stars of our play. Fad Fashions of 'LL6 The stage is set. Soft music is playing in the distant orchestra pit. The great production of 1946 is almost ready to be presented. XfVh1le the cast is making last minute changes and touch ups I will give you a preview of our play: The fad fashions of '46, they say, are really very neat So lend your eye and we'll give you quite a treat. ACT I: A Sunny Afternoon at Brunicardik The gang is draped around a table eating gooey sundaes and banana splits. They are talking about all that has happened and all that is going to happen. All at once the door opens. All eyes turn. Lo and behold, it's Miss Senior Lass! Now she's a slick chick with a quick trick as every one knows. She is dressed in the typical garb of the set. They all look from the top of her well groomed head to the tip of her saddleshod feet. She wears a pleated skirt and a size forty sweater. A string of pearls is around her neck and a dozen small bangle brace- lets on her arms. All the fellows sigh and think what a lovely dish she is. Somelof the other girls wear jeans and big white shirts or the ever popular plaid shirt. The most popular shoes are loafers, nioccasins, saddle shoes, or Joyce playshoes. All of the girls love pastel sweaters and cardigans. Every girl loves a jacket, and a blazer fills the bill. Bobby soxers are the talk of the nation and l guess that means us. The kids know how to look glamorous also. Look at them some Sunday night. Drool. ACT II: The Smoke Shop The fellows exert all of their extra energy playing pool. The fellow of the girls' dreams is Senior Sam. His favorite dress is a wool shirt or a bright sweater. Figured sweaters with reindeer, etc., are the most popular. He wears checked pants and loafers. Everybody looks neat and feels wonderful about the whole thing and is always ready to laugh and have a good time. The curtain is ready to drop on another great performance which seems to be a huge success. All feel a little relieved but there is a sadness in the air because a great play has just been produced. ACTRESS Her skin's white as marble fThat's powder, my man.j And her color is gorgeous flt comes in a can.j Her lips are delicious fThe rouge is still wet.j And her lashes-Ye Gods! QI-Iair tonic l'll betlj Her teeth are like pearls fShe owes for them now.j And her hair is spun gold fPeroxide, I vowlj My love is a vision, She fills me with joy. fYour Love is a nightmare, Come out of it, Boyllp ACTOR His skin is well tanned fThat's jaundice-don't weepgj And his eyes are so dreamy! fFrom too little sleepy His hair is jet black Q'Tis dye makes it soy And it's lovely and wavy QCurl-papers, you knowj His chest is so broad fAll padded-just bluffj And he's upright and manly fCoarse, vulgar, and grulfj My love is a model, Hefs unlike the rest. fYour Love is a fossil- Young woman, go west.j PAGE UNE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE THE SENIOR STAGE PRESENTS l-lit parade of IQLL6 Stairway to the Stars . . . Will You Remember? Bell Bottom Trousers . . 4 Together .....,......,. Here I Go Again ....... The Young Man with the Wait and See ....,,.... I-Iorn 4 . . Close as Pages in a Book . . . Dorsey's Boogie ........ Scatterbrain .....,..... The Farmer in the Dell Twinkle Toes .,....... In the Blue of Evening . Temptation . ,.., ......,....... Have I Stayed Away T oo Long . . 4 Roll Out the Barrel .,......,.,. Give Me a Little Kiss ....... . Slowly .,,.......,..,....... It's Been a Long Long Time . . Yah-ta-ta Yah-ta-ta .,... I'm Always Chasing Rainbows . . My Man .,,,.........,..,,. Drummer Boy ...4.,. Mr. Five by Five ...,.. It's the Talk of the Town ...,,. Did You Ever Love a Woman? , . . Stardust .,,.,t...,,,.. That's for Me , . . Personality ...,.,...,...... Nightingale ,......,....,... It Might as Well be Spring ....,........ Sweet Sue ..t......,,.,..,...........,.. You Can't Hold a Memory in Your Arms . . . Take It Easy ............,...........,... Dark Eyes ,.,......... Soft as Spring .....,..... You'll Never Walk Alone Two Dreams Met ,.,..... A Poem Set to Music ,.,. Faculty . . Eichmiller and Rowe Helen and Marvin . . . 4 . . Betty Carver . ....... Grimm Pat Russell Beardmore and W'harton Betty Pettit . . Rodger Mendenhall 4. Ossey Oesterle . . . 4 . June Ross 4 . . Cisler's Ridge Roma Hill Hoopiel' Riemann Poke Sinclair . . . . . Carl Bender Bob Hawn . Marty Power . 4 . . . Bill Lacey . . Ramona Rose 4 . . . . Drennen 4 . , 4 . Bob Chutes . . . . Buck Forshey . . The Class of 1946 . 4 . . . . Jim Morris 4 . . Caryl Neely , . . Gladys Jurden 4 . . Janie Henry . . . . , Ruby Spung .. Doug Blackburn . ,. Donna Sue Ball . 4 . 4... Jo Trout . Andy Anderson . 4 . 4 Helen Covell . . Peggy Crimmel . . 4 .,...4.,,......4....4.. Bonnie Hoff . . Dorothy Heldman and Dorothy Lauer Patience and Fortitude .......4 4 . The Sweetest Dream ..4.4,4...,...........4.... It's a Grand Night for Singing D. Blackburn not being a yes man in Physics? R. Grimm without his comb? J. Henry not talking? J. Rose driving a Model T Ford? J. Sehimmel not looking for Louie ? L. Hardy a bubble dancer? B. Bartlett not batting eyes? Baby Doll Lane not muddy? D. Duvall G. A. A. president? L. DeLancey without glasses? M. Bozman without a smile? PAGE UNE HUNDRED THIRTY CAN YOU IMAGINE Mary E. Sinclair not giggling? I. Smith without a trim waistline? E. Goldish at the Moon cut- ting a mean rug? M. Davis playing the radio instead of the piano? R. Cisler stopping to pick up the gang? R. Duvall playing football? G. Jarvis short and fat? F. Calland a peroxide blond? C. Wvindom not looking like a fashion plate? Kiki Karcher . . Helen Bartmess 44 Joan Smith . , , Graduation N. Fry tall and skinny? M. Bishop being loud and bold? R. Burke being unfriendly? J. Holland with a butch haircut? Lily M. Moyers not causing sighs? R. Lane without his tie? J. Runkel shooting paper wads? Mr. Glazier with a one track mind? t Thousands Thousands Thousands Thousands EUGENE ANDRIS, '37 October 4, 1943 Europe HARRY BARTH February 21, 1945 Iwo jima FRED BEAZELL,.'24 September 21, 1945 Leyte EUGENE BECKER October 7, 1943 Camp Meade, Maryland RALPH BECKER January 31. 1945 Luzon ROBERT BEDILION, '17 September 7, 1943 Montague, Virginia PAUL BOYLE November 24, 1944 Italy CLARENCE BURTON, '36 June 17, 1944 France FRANK CAMDEN March 31, 1943 ' Gafi, North Atlantic EARL CARPENTER February 4, 1945 France JAMES CASSIDY, '39 August 6, 1943 Africa ORVIE CASTO, '40 January 2, 1945 England CARL CHIDESTER September 20, 1944 Germany BENNIE CONRATH, '39 April 3, 1943 Williams Field, Arizona PAUL CONRATH, '36 November 18, 1943 Tarawa RALPH COTTRILL January 27, 1943 North Atlantic EDWIN DUNCAN May 16, 1945 Luzon FLEMING EDGELL November 15, 1944 France EDMUND E. FIBER, '34 October 15, 1944 France DENVER GORRELL May 23, 1945 France JOHN HAMMAT, '30 October 2, 1944 England Roll M. 1-1. S. I-lonor throbbing hearts, where theirs are at rest and forever, aching brains, where theirs no longer are busy, toiling hands, where theirs have ceased from their labors, weary feet, where theirs have completed their journey! -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow JOSEPH HANLEY, '40 December 27, 1943 England CARL DEAN HILL, '43 March 14, 1945 Germany ROBERT S. HOFF, '39 November 18, 1943 Mexico HOYVARD JURDEN, '44 January 20, 1945 Belgium ROBERT KERNS September 13, 1944 Italy ROBERT LANE, '30 August 23, 1944 France DUANE LANKFORD, '43 November 29, 1944 France RAY LINDAMOOD, '41 December 1, 1942 Guadalcanal JACK E. MCKENNA, '41 October 1, 1944 France HAROLD MASTERS March 12, 1945 Germany RICHARD L. MEISTER, '33 April 10, 1944 ' England LOUIS MILLER, '39 July 9, 1943 Dayton, Ohio H. WVM. MORGENSTERN, '43 March 22, 1945 Germany VVALTER O'LINN April 16, 1945 Germany JOHN PHILLIPS February 16, 1944 Truk RICHARD PORTER, '37 April 17, 1945 Germany EDWIN PRICE, '43 January 19, 1945 Luxembourg CARL RIDDLE, '34 May, 1945 Okinawa GEORGE RIGAUX, '41 June 6, 1944 France THOMAS RONEY, '34 September 11, 1943 Italy CARL SCHULTHEIS ERLE SCHULTHEIS April 22, 1944 Tunisia PAB VIRGIL SHIRLEY October 10, 1944 Italy RICHARD SHUMARD May 1, 1943 Europe CHARLES C. SIMMONS, '42 , February 7, 1945 Luzon BEMAN SMITH, '35 February 26, 1944 Germany HAROLD DAVID SMITH December 11, 1944 France ' RICHARD J. SMITH May 20, 1944 Italy GERALD R. SNIDER June 6, 1944 France JAMES STAGE, '30 July 15, 1944 France RAY STRIMEL, '34 September 20, 1943 Rhode Island HAROLD SUDER February 3, 1943 North Atlantic JAMES SUDER, '41 December 25, 1944 Atlantic WILLIAM SULLIVAN November 10, 1944 Central Pacihc GERALD H. TAYLOR, '40 July 18, 1944 France WILLARD TAYLOR, '39 February 15, 1942 Mobile, Alabama XVILLIAM E. TOWNSEND, '28 January 8, 1944 OH Pearl Harbor CLARENCE WALLENFELSZ, '29 August 25, 1944 France CARL WATTERS May 1, 1943 Africa PAUL YVAXLER, '35 December 27, 1944 Europe GALEN YVEINSTOCK, '43 January 17, 1945 Belgium DELMAR XVOOLEY, '38 March 19, 1945 Germany HARRY YOHO September 25, 1944 France E UNE HUNDRED THIRTY-UNE PAGE UNE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWD 5 X J Hvyf 2 ' ' ,gm , 'WM ,M Mijwjwiw Kf5f jW! ff' ,cwfJf!,QfJ wQfXy,,f'w'5Ufw MW gp- K , .fx Q9 W 9 wf awfgfjfxi .of foyffi' JJ Ll0,ijvf3,.q1lmvE,ly9f9Fg th 'I' 1' I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES S To the Class of 19,46 HIPPODROMECAND PUTNAM THEATRES It Pays to Look Well HEYROCK'S BARBER SHOP HARRY O. HEYROCK, Proprietor Peoples Bank Building Second St. R. Sz S. SALES CO. 0 PHONOGRAPH DISTRIBUTORS NEW AND USED RECORDS Phoiiogmpli Rentals for Parties 0 Third and Butler Sts. Compliments of THE CRESCENT SUPPLY COMPANY Greetings THE BETSEY MILLS CLUB and DINING ROOM .lOHNNlE'S BARBER SHOP 1001 Greene Street Telephone 1347-J CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WI SH ES I DOUDNA 8a MCCLURE Baker Sz Baker - JEWELEBS - Q- FOR-MEN- First with the New Things Marietta, Ohio Compliments of GRADUATION GIFTS ST. if GRADUATION In Any Event- Use FLOWERS from SUITS ANTONS' Quality Plus Service and 114 Putnam St. Phone 407 DRESSES JEAN FROCK, INC. al' Ladies' and Misses' OTTO BROTHERS READY To WEAR 0'ITO ANNEX wARREN's MARKET 219 Greene St. Phone 1420 Flowers for All Occasions IDEAL DUDI.EY'S FLOWER STORE GAS gl ELECTRIC C0, Third and Scammel Streets Victrola Records Album Sets Phone 399 222 Putnam St.-Phone 382 COMPLIMENTS OF O D. M. WINAN'S SWAN HARDWARE WAlNWRlGHT'S WILL WELCOME YOU FOR MUSIC OR FURNITURE 212 Putnam Street Our Word is Your Guarantee EIEJEIE. , E IELIEIEEEIEIEIEIEIEI EIEIEIEEIEIE, E THE NATIONAL CUT RATE DRUG FRONT AND PUTNAM STREETS MARIETTA, OHIO Compliments of THE B. S. SPRAGUE ELECTRIC CO. Marietta, Ohio PRESIIRIPTIEINS SINCE lB75 THE PHOENIX MILL CO. FLOUR, FEED AND B. Xt O. De ..IEI'EI EIEEIEIEEITUEI ri:1II 'I'AA Iii Headquarters for Luggage and Fine Leather SCHAFER LEATHER sioms SUGDEN BOOK sioma 134 Putnam Marietta, Ohio HENRY'S INSURANCE AGENCY It's a Good Policy not to have a bad one. ELBERFELDS In Marietta 113-115 Putnam Street AUGUST WEBER CO. The Complete Foocl Store 0 GROCERIES AND MEATS Feed - Seeds - Produce Phone 1126 COR THIRD AND SCAMMEL STS. BERGEN BROTHERS Qjoiw fffllotogifapil 5 to 3 friend, Q25 mmf .gnmcmc ELECTRICAL WCRK 1 f 'f IIC? in I ghgw expensive. ' Make an appointment today. 307 Third Street , Ph 318 ff1SCZl61' Qftujio one EEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEE EVME Hyde Bros printers phone LL38 Marietta, Qlwio EEElW EEEEEE a M M EIEEI EE EIEIEIELIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEEIEIEIER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 THE TIRE SHOP ir 207-209 SECOND STREET MARIETTA, OHIO Compliments KIGER'S FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS 270 Front Street Of GAYLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1347-J 1001 Greene Street Gayle Bedilion, Proprietor RIVER GAS COMPANY E LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP 405 Third Street Phone 192 Compliments of Your KROCER SUPER MARKET N. A. Schwartz, Mgr. PIPLATE Compliments of THE CURTAIN SHOP KUEHN BROS- ELsToN LUMBER co. I LUMBER MILL WORK Firestone Tires Auto Supplies BUILDERS, SUPPLIES Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. IEEIEIEIEIEVEEIEIMEE FOR THE BEST IN STYLE AND QUALITY E THE BUCKEYE CLOTHING CO. 5 Where Style Begins E W IH EW EEEEEWEEEE i WEBER'S MEAT MARKET 122 Front Street E HOME OF THE WORLDS BEST BACONH S. S. KRESGE 50-100-25c THE FRIENDLY STORE B. F, Qoonmcu Compliments Of- 123 PUTNAM STREET E KELLY NEWS Phone 2395 E THE HARMAR NEWS E Leading Magazines and Papers 222 Eilltflam Street Cigars - Cigarettes one 718 E1 LAURA DANIELS, Manager 120 Maple sirrgibacco, Etclviarietta, onie E al HARRY A. WILHELM 6 Groceries and Meats E5 6 Gas, Oil, Accessories and Repairs LE! Z FJ Corner Franklin and Maple Streets Li D R U 5 5 Telephone 2032 Eid H E Compliments of , E wmrs RESTAURANT C. 6 P. 60A I. C 0. ' Phone 520 935 Greene Street Phone 1970 5 MONUMENTS WH -G1FTS- Pit a paper ain s C0. Artists' Supplies and Display Material 5 . SHERWIN WILLIAMS C0. 171 F1 ont St. 204 Front St. Phone 768 Y Compliments to the Class of 1.9.46 from J. 8a W. MACHINE AND SHEET METAL COMPANY dBEEEEEF1 ' COMPLIMENTS OF THE BRICKWEDE BROTHERS CO. Maviiicfczctiirers of Better-Built Dining Room Fiiriiiture SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN MARIETTA BY BROTHERS FURNITURE STORE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THE UNION HARDWARE COMPANY 221 Putnam Street Phone 118 THE DIME SAVINGS SOCIETY Une. 1871J 100-102 Front St. Marietta, Ohio MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION R I C H L 0 A F CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1946 Your good taste tells you to buy RICH- LOAF Prod t RICH-LO AF' ood uc s. I s g . taste has you asking for more. Try it at your grocers-TODAY. THE MARIETTA FRUIT RICHARDSON BAKING CO. I PACKAGE 81 LUMBER COMPANY Marietta, Portsmouth and Glouster WISE-TRACY, PHOTOGRAPHERS COMPLIMENTS OF- M O O R E ' S Auto Accessories, Home Supplies, Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods Seldon R. Flemmin --Don ld E. Flower Owners g a 154 FRONT STREET MARIETTA, OHIO PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL VV 8z H STUDIO Sz ART SHOPPE 116 FRONT ST. - MARIETTA, OHIO COME TO US FOR FINE PORTRAITS COPYING ENLARCING w EI :LV1L1EIEJE'JEJE M EIE1 IEIERQIEI EEEU EEVmEEE L. GRUBER AND SONS COMPANY Mowsiettods Department Store CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ir to the Class of 1946 , ELLIS ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS I BROUGHTONS nk Congmtulatslofns and THEIEEGSESESVIZREEQCNOF Best Wsshss FLOYD FOOD STORE Y0UNG'S DRY CLEANING 652 A215255SfifiriiliiZ21i'gi?1ifE3ZiZS2033 THE EDWARDS SERVICE STATION ' PENNZOIL PRODUCTS kingum Drive Phone 1936 MARIETTA CHAIR COMPANY 'EIEIEI4 OOMPLIMENTS OF A. 85 P. Super Market 208 THIRD STREET CONGRATULATIONS 0Hl0 VALLEY GROCERY C0 AND BEST WISHES 180-S4 Front Street to H116 Compliments of of M SEYTLER SLIIIYALICO SQTATION al' GREEN'S PHARMACY , Prescriptions S Ph 51 240 Front St 224 Putnam Street Phone 1901 THE HOBBY SHOP 108 Front Street MODEL SUPPLIES THE LEADER RESTAURANT U cl fn new mcmagement. Open day and night seven clay lc H. D. BROOKER - R. L. LOWELL THE NEW F1fi5tiL bif1fxffl0NAL BANK of Marietta E FEDERAL RESERVE BANK EEE - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP Coon livnents of THE C. L. BAILEY GROCERY COMPANY GILLS PRODUCE Dealers in Field and Garden Seeds DAVIS 8z DAVIS Shoe Repairing and Dyeing I I O FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. What the future has in store for you de- pends upon What you store for future use. You can store with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and spend the diiference. JAMES VV. KENNEDY, -Agent Greetings MAYOR EARL D. SCHOB SILVER MOON EMMETT W. HAAS Insurance Lunches Dancing MARIETTA LAUNDRY PIONEER MARKETS 0 0 ZORIC DRY CLEANING SELF SERVE Mariettafs Finest Efveyyfhmg to Eat 0 0 Phone 4-5-6 236-238 FRONT STREET VANGUARD PAINTS Sold by EMMETT SUTTON COMPANY Putnam Street mm Marietta, Ohio IT! llHillIlliiH has oholrlgecl rlow that World War II is won- A NEW President is at the helm and charting a sure course in the postwar world. REGISTRATION has in- e creased over 200W in the E00-servicemen talk with President Shimer on I the steps of old Erwin Hall. 1T10H'EhS SIHCQ V-J Day. INTERCOLLEGIATE Sports are being resumed, and plans are under- way to expand the sports program beyond its pre-war level-to include basketball, baseball, football, soccer, field hockey, rowing, swimming, tennis, horseback riding. PREPARATION is given for well-rounded living and for careers in Petroleum Management, Business, Teaching, Home Economics, Social Work, the Sciences. For full information write Doom W. Bay Irvine or make rm appomtmerlt to see him. E1U YOUR NEWSPAPER... p ,'. :,, I indispensable in the presentation n -f12 f and interpretation of the news. ..:A: : -f:- 4' YOUR NEWSPAPER. . . the most effective medium through Q which advertisers offer and sell 'HTH their goods. ' I 6 YOUR NEWSPAPER... in Marietta, dedicated to the 5' service of it's readers is . . . E Compliments of POPULAR STYLES SOHIO SERVICE STATION At Economy pmes Putnam and Gilman Streets ' COMPLETE CAR LUBRICATION Gas, Oils and Accessories 292 FRONT STREET coMPLnviENTs OF SCHRAMM 8z BRITTIGAN REALTORS THE BARNES STORES Masonic Temple Building Mariettois Largest Clothiers Mmm' Ohio DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR PARK'S MARKET 501 WASHINGTON STREET Groceries, Meats, Vegetables, Frosted Foods BOB ELSTON'S MARKET GROCERIES---MEATS---PRODUCE 330 Franklin Street Phone 181 ANER UMUE EW ' EEEEEEEEEEEEEEIE To MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL and the CLASS OF 1946 E Congratulations and Best Wishes 5 THE CRYSTAL DAIRY PRODUCTS - AND - THE CRYSTAL ICE CO. E GLINES CLEANING WORKS 176 Greene St. Phone 358 E RiiffkffliSfeofiifiifgifirifai Efgfffg PJ A. HENRY w. BAKER B IL MA 4 E Butler and Post Sts. Phone 264 RENSIE WATCHES ST. CLAIR BARBER SHOP ,gr BEgrilrZZiRK Putnam Building E - LOWE'S - E E SUPER-SERVICE STATION FLANDERS BROS. 5 SIEBERLING TIRES Ingurangg COMQQ IfeE1rfcE1eLg3RICi'gO,g1iff2XICE PHONE 242 MARIETTA, OHIO JOHN W. EDGAR Maker of MEN'S CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS OF THE STOWE TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT CO. S35-UP 101 Putnam Street fSecOnd Floorj Compliments Of COMPLIMENTS OF VOLl-'S CAFE THE WORKlNGlVlAN'S STORE Tliirol and Greene 107 Greene Street Congratulations to tlie Class of 1946 JOHN W. HEATH INSURANCE AGENCY E ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE E First National Bank Bldg. Marietta, Ohio E EEEE EE I WE fe' - Q YN Ta Gractuatmn Tll0Ugllf '33, . ,V 5,9 ' 1 E i if wfiifiv 'H 'Q ii apron? P ' X 5 5 ri' Ttze true test of civilization is, not ttze census, nor ttze size of cities, nor ttze crops, no-tvut ttze teinct of man tlze country turns out. -EMERSON 5 EIEJEJEIEIFI Best Wishes from Remington Ranct Inc. E E Em HOPKINS PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE G. W. HOPKINS, Proprietor 1028 E. Greene Street Phone 1442 E SCIIRIVER'S E FOODSTORE GRIFFITHS BROS., INC. E Phone 1944 607 Putnam st. CIWYISZW ' PZ?!m0Uth I THE ROYAL A Cofmplrmefm Of BEAUTY SHOPPE E AMERICAN POTTERY Co. - T 123 Acme Street Phone 624 Washington Co. Farni Bureau Compljmgntg of FSI 0521126 Iff31i0'1?fIfZfZffm MARIETTA OFFICE PffailssiitLiAEAPCi2iASfedS, SUPPLY COMPANY 219 Third Streetg, Marietta, Ohio 110 Putnam St. Phone 1072 THE TURNER-EBINGER C0. D- 0- CURTIS 31 30N Your Home Owned Store 179 FRONTMLSSQIETTAY of-518 NE 1462-R PUTNAM STREET Dayton Tlwrobred Tires and Tubes Compliments of CRYSTAL SPRING CONGRATULATIONS BEVERAGE CO. to the 320 Franklin St. Phone 43 Class of 19461 E Compliments of f A ARCHER AUTO PARTS THE AIRQLITE 00, 219 Second St. Phone 1277 WATCHES DIAMONDS J. WITTLIG :fc SONS Mariettofs Oldest Jewelry Store JEWELRY SILVERWARE E n EEEE THE c1T1zE1Ii'Qn'2iiiiibNAL BANK Marietta, Ohio EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of AND DENZIL'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of T0 the HERBERT E. SHOOP Public Accountant C1033 of 1-946 Dime Savings Building Phone 1088 I THE STYLE sH0PP1s 'We specialize in JUNIOR SIZE Compliments of A HALL BROTHERS FOR GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE - go to - PINKERTON'S DINING HALL Harry E. Myer, Proprietor Compliments of HILLTOP CONFECTIONERY Compliments of SALZMAN Compliment f THE MARIETTA ELECTRIC COMPANY Monongahela System ,ISO 'EET 'E EEEEEEEIEEEI I-Im 'EERE I Um Compliments of HAROLD HADLEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 244 it COMPLIMENTS Photographs Cameras and Film Picture Frames Snap Shot Finishing THE WAGNER ART SHOP Of COPPER PENNY A' BIG FOUR FEED STORE QUALITY FEEDS CASE FARM MACHINERY 110-112 Third sf. Phone 2181 Street Ray V. Gutberlet, Proprietor uSme1890u Compliments of 'A' WAYNE SCHAFER SOHIO SERVICE HOPP Peerless Tailors and Cleaners FEED 8z SEED STORE Quality Feed and Seeds Day Old Chicks E13 105 N. Third st. Phone 151 After the Game Go to the E SMOKE SHOP For Refreshments and a Game of Pocket Billiards FINKLE anclvr-lens, Pnnwmmnns - CLEANING - PRESSING AND REPAIRING We Know How 219 SCAMMEL ST. PHONE 995 Compliments o f WAKEFIELD HOTEL ANDERSON RADIO SERVICE Where Radio is ct Business Not ci Side Line L97 Front Street Phone 2560 U NORWOOD CLEANERS DRY CLEANING-PRESSING 150 Wells St. Marietta, Ohio Phone 146 C. E. Peters-Owner Io 'Ei W HIE EE. EIEI LIEIEIEI EIEIEIEI i I ,Q . f 4 I 1' ,. .af PLANNING LIFE'Si GRAND STRATEGY ' x A good military strategist consolidltes his gains before going on to conquer new objectives. I, ' I In like manner, the High School student WhoAs preparing to attack life's varied objectives, should carefully plan his grand strategy to insure success. He canybt rest on his present laufels. He must plan for his college education. He sho ld carefully conserve His money through a Savings Account with The Peoples. This account will not only be helpful in financing his career, but will establliiih a banking connection that should prove of inestimable value in later i e. Thus he would consolidate his gains and be ready to face the future with every chance for success. The Peoples welcomes the opportunity to serve young people who are looking ahead to a better tomorrow. THE MARIETTA 9525:-52 o H I 0 A ST BELPRE BRANCH BIDTIRUNY LOWELL BRANCH Belpre, Ohio Lowell, Ohio MEMBER OF THE FEDERALVDEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of 1946 FRANK NEEI.Y'S ERIE DLY SERVICE STATIO MOBILGAS FIFTH AND GREENE STREETS MARIETTA, OHIO SERVICE I SATISFACTION Fine Shoes Quality Groceries CAIN'S IVIARKET TWEEDIES ENNA JETTICK Corner Fourth Kz Washington Phone 2542 Compliments of COIVIPANY Marietta, - - Ohio THE STRECKER BROTHERS Compliments of ROACH SERVICE STATION fs at Ii E IEE. ' WEEE 'EE FEL R R I xr .ij I, ff ff! F? , J, V1 if pl! L hotograplwy ' U! ortraits gy X commercial subjects V, 4 oto-co ID Q PY Q JN a tw -1 QW QJ 90 gh? W QM W Lk 4 mv JY! Lf JJ XS -aff X350 ya Q0 ii e Q W, 4 Q 5 lj 'S Q' YSQ 100666 zsn s.C0urt lgfzeftd, When in town come up for cc visit. annual were produced by The Northern Engraving and Electrotypin