Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1948 volume:

1 i l A Foreword: Oar jirst day at Marietta High! All of as have experienced that thrill of thrills, when, slightly bewildered, we first entered Marietta High. It was a day we shall never forget. It meant new environment, new teachers and, best of all, new andldear friends. In order to keep the memory of that day always fresh in our minds, the 1948 Orian proudly presents Cecil and Cecelia Hishool in their first day at Mari- etta High. We wish to express oar sincere thanks to Paill A. Hill and Mary Lon Sands for their modeling as Cecil and Cecelia Hiskool. THE' 19.48 ORIAN PRESENTS . Cecil and Cecelia I-liskool Come to Marietta I-iiglw Having ascended seventy-three of the seventy- five steps np The Hill, Cecil anal Cecelia get tlieioe jirst glimpse of their new scliool. Volume Thirty MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL MARIETTA, OHIO DEDICATION To FRED MULLENIX our principal, advisor, and a swell friend, we dedicate this 19,48 Oriom. E41 Not knowing where to tilrn next once they have entered the building, Cecil and Cecilia wander through the open door of Rooin 118 where they nieet the . . . CDRIAN STAFF E51 , ORIAN STAFF i CDQIAN STAFF Editor: Maynard Mansfield Associate Editors: James Stewart, Charles Schob Photo Editor: Polly Huling Organizations: Suzanne Goe, Chairman, Ellen Elston, Judy Heslop, Sarah Jane' Racer, Martha Meagle, Betty Spung, John Muscari Features: Woody Hays, Chairman, Jack Burton, John Herrlinger, Mary Lou Sands, Joann Maxson Faculty: Barbara Matthews Senior Class: Phyllis Schramm, Al Griffiths Classes: Gail McClave Sports: Paul Rinehart, Chairman, Norman Mobley, Glen Doebereiner Snapshots: Marilyn Carver Art: Frank Bartlett, Patty Brittigan Business: Larry Miller, Chairman, Don Weinstock, David Pfaff, Tom Stacy, Mary Graham, Virginia Haley Advertising: Marion Schrader, Chairman: Virginia Handschumacher, Vera Jones, Donna Mullen, Jerrie Parlin, Jacqueline Pine, Marilyn Rose, Charles Wagner, Lewis Simmons, Guila Rousch, Marie Sarver Typists:- Wanda Imniel, Ella Mae Carpenter, Edwin Thomas, Willia Wright,WNo1'ma Wildermuth, Velma Hill - , 'wk Junior Editors: William Harrington, Leroy Slusser, Bettie Scott Advisors: Mrs. Thompson, Miss Hovey, Mr. Prescher, Mr. Taylor, Miss Booher, Mrs. Goe, Mrs. Gerke E71 ,J 7 - ? . +7 - 'F 'fs - P E81 A 7 5 T Receiivirlg irlstrilctioiis from the stajj' as to matriciilatioii proceolilre, Cecil and Cecelia go to -ojjice where smiling Miss Brown and Miss Zimmer make out their scheclales, their first contact with the . . . ' FACU LTY E91 i H. L. Sullivan, Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Charles F. Cisler, Charles J. Otto, Luther C. Miller Dr. Harold Oyster, D. M. Winans, John F. Scott E101 Fred Mullenix, Principal ' ADMINISTRATION Luke Runkel, Assistant Principal Thelma Geiger, Assistant Principal llll We ENGLISH Standing: Mrs. Goe, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Booher, Mrs. Noe, Miss Kiggins. Seated: Miss Kremer, Mr. Siegfried, Miss Ager. FOREIGN LANGUAGE I Miss Geiger, Miss Newton, Mrs. Guthrie. U21 SCIENCE Mr. Hiebel, Mr. Slusser, Mr. McClure. SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Basrak, Mr. Casillo, Mr. Runkle, Mr. Bolin, Miss McGee, Mrs. Gerke, Miss Pattin. U31 . +44 MATHEMATICS Mr. Duvall, Mr. Rosenbusch, Miss Torner, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Prescher Seated : Miss Clark. COMMERCIAL Miss Hovey, Mr. Glazier, Miss Marsch, Mr. Taylor. E141 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Gettings, Miss Darst, Mr. Annasenz, Miss Rowland, Mr. Swartz. SPECIAL Miss Schoonover, Miss Bouquard, Mr. Sawyer, M11 Ritter, Miss Bickford Miss Benson, Miss Hennis. E151 SECRETARIES, NURSE, VISITING TEACHER, AND BUILDING SUPERVISORS Miss Zimmer, Miss Brown, Mrs. Vadakin, Miss Barth, Mr. Schweikert Mr. Curtis, Mr. Kesterson. I16I Leaving ine office, Cecil ancl Cecelia are inet by Woocly Hays, picesiclent of the Senior Class ,' Al Gicijjitlis, president of Stnclent Council, ancl J olin H einclingei, presiolenl o f N alional H onofr' Society, all leacleiis of the . . . SENICDR CLASS E171 Seniors, IQLL8 OFFICERS President .........,.., . .. ...,......,AA.....,.,......,Y................,..,,,. W oodson Hays Vice President .eee.e., ....,.. .......... W i lliam Rowekamp Secretary-Treasurer ....,., ........ T homas DeLong COMMITTEES Ring Woodson Hays and Charles Schob, Co-Chairmen Walter Kidd Marilyn Carver Joan Masters Invitations Paul Rinehart, Chairman Virginia Haley Phyllis Schramm Alfred Griffiths Glen Doebereiner Cap and Gown Judith Heslop Gail McClave Mary Lou Sands Virginia Haley Dean Lauer David Wiemers Thomas Stacy E131 and Thomas DeLong, Song, Motto, Colors, and Flower Maynard Mansfield John Herrlinger Judith Heslop Polly Huling Co-Chairmen DENVER FREEMAN ABICHT General Business. JOHN DAVID ACKERMAN Agriculture: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. RUBY MAXINE ADAMS General: Glee Club 1. Brother Little Bill Boob A ow L ENEIA SION . A - A' Pete Chnir 4: Batt 5fwQg1gLgl -A PAUL E. BARTH ' Newry General Vocational: F. F. A. 1. FRANK BARTLETT uBa,rtu General: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Orian 4: Orange Masque 1, 2, 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Program Chairman 2, 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4. LARRY R. BARTMESS Ba1tmess General Business. JOAN ELIZABETH BEAVER Jo Commercial: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Cadet Band 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4. ' DEAN W. BECKER Agriculture: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Projection Club 4. NORMA LOU BELL Norm Commercial: G. A. A. 4: Commercial Club 4. LELA GAE BEREN Elgie College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2: Chorus 1: Girls' En- semble 3, 4: Original Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: National Thespians 4: Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Junior Fair Board 2, 3: Corresponding Secretary 3. JOAN MAIRE BERRY Jon General. JANICE ANNE BERTRAM Bert Commercial: Y-Teens 3: Glee Club 2: Original 2: Commercial Club 3. EMMA JANE BLUME Em-my General. JOAN LOUISE BOSWORTH Jody General Vocational. PAUL EDVVARD BOWLES Pad College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: M Association 3, 4: Latin Club 1. MARY ANNE BRADFIELD Brad General Business: Y-Teens 1, 2: Glee Club 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Original Staff 4: Student Council 2: Commercial Club 2: Cheer Leader 2, 3. PATRICIA BRITTIGAN Patty College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Orian Staff 4: Book Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4. E191 MARY HALENE BROWN Boop General Business. JACK BURTON K1Lobby General Business, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, M Association 3, 4, Original Staff 2, Orian Staff 4: Orange Masque 1. DICK CALLAHAN Sa71m'Ly'l College Preparatory, Hi-Y 1, 2, Latin Club 1, Classical Club 3. JENNY LOU CARLETON Jen Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Original 4, Orian 4, Com- mercial Club 4. ELLA MAE CARPENTER Ellie Commercial, Original 2, 3, Orian 4, Commercial Club 4. MAX CARR Stupid College Preparatory Scientific, Olympian Council 2, Pro- jection Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH NORVAL CARVER Kenny General Business, Glee Club 1, Track 4, Manager 3, M Asso- ciation 4, Choir 2, 3. ' MARILYN CARVER Lenny Commercial, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, G. A. A. 2, Orian 4, Commercial Club 4, Tiger Tavern Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Girls' State 3, Class Secretary and Treasurer 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. LOIS ESTELEEN CASTO Baby Doll General Business, Y-Teens 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Squad Captain 3, Orange Masque 1. PAUL ROGER CASTO Big di: Dumb General Business, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Cadet Band 1, Boys' Glee Club 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, M Associa- tion 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Vice President 1. JACK C. COAR College Preparatory Scientific, Scholarship Team 2. CAMILLE COCHRAN Comic General Business, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Original 3, 4, Orian 4, Orange Masque 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4. HUGH D. COFFMAN Ace Agriculture, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2, 3, President 4, Projection Club 4, Junior Fair Board 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. CARL ALLEN COLER Ccw'V' General Business, Bartlett High 2, 3. PRISCILLA ALDEN COOKE Cookie College Preparatory Academic, Y-Teens 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Debate 1, Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Olympian Club 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 4, President 4, Book Club 3, Scholarship Team 3, National Honor Society 4. DAVID R. CROSS 'tDcwe General Business, Track Manager 1, 2, M Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN FARNSWORTH CUNNINGHAM General Business Coin-sr, Y-Teens 1, Orange Masque 1, 2, Spanish Club 1. l NORMA IJAN' I S N0'rmie Commercial, Y-'l'+-uns 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 21, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Fair Board 2, 3, Scholarship Team 3, Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3, 4. 1201 ALAN CRAIG DEEM General Business. THOMAS WILLIAM DELONG Pad DeLong College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Orange Masque 33 Junior Fair Board, Vice President 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer of Class 4. MARILYN EIVING DICK 'KBubbles General Business3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 News Reporter 3, 43 Student Council 33 Commercial Club 2. RONALD DOAK Rod College Preparatory Academic: Spanish Club 3, 43 Belpre High. GLENN HERSCHEL DOEBEREINER Doing College Preparatory ScientiHc3 Manager 2, 3, 43 M Associa- tion 3, 43 Orian 4. RALPH IVAN DUNBARGER College Preparatory Scientitic3 Projection Club 4. RICHARD MARTIN DUTTON Curly, General Business3 Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 43 Basketball 43 M Association 4. DONNA DYE General3 Y-Teens 2, 33 Glee Club 23 Original 2. ELLEN ELSTON College Preparatory Scientificg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Chorus 13 President 13 Orian 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Olympian Council 23 Latin Club 1, 2, President 13 National Honor Society 4. VERA EILEEN FARLEY Sandy General Business3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Orian 43 Orange Masque 3. LEO M. FERRELL 3 ' Che'r'oke General Buiness3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 1, 23 Junior Fair Board 1, 2, 33 Tiger Tavern Control Board 3. HARRY JOSEPH FITZGERALD Hedy Joe College Preparatory Academicg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 23 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Student Council 1, Vice President 13 Olympian Council 13 German Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. MARILYN LOU FULLERTON Lou General Business3 Glee Club 13 G. A. A. 1. LOIS FULTON General. Married and withdrawn. DONNA LOU GERBER Tillie General Businessg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Original 33 Commercial Club 2. PHYLLIS JEAN GODDARD Phil General Business3 Buckeye Y-Teens 23 Glee Club 3. SUZANNE GOE Suzie College Preparatory Scientific3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Giris' Ensemble 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Vice President 43 Chorus 13 Orian 43 Student Council 43 National Honor Student 3, 43 National Thespians 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, Vice President 13 Scholarship Team. 33 D. 15. R. Test 4. HARRY W. GOODMAN Spunky Agriculture3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. E211 1' l....L JEAN GOODMAN 'f.1eame'3 College Preparatory Academic3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 33 Orange Masque 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish 3, 4. MARY HELEN GRAHAM College Preparatory Scientific3 Y-'Teens 1, 2, 3. 4, President 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, President 1, Vice President 43 Orian 43 Student Council 4, Treasurer 4: Orange Masque 3, 4, Vice President 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 23 JunIor Fair Board 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA GRAMKOW Muscles General Business3 Glee Club 13 G. A. A. 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Squad Captain 33 Cheerleader 43 Agawam High School, Aga- wam, Massachusetts, 2. ALFRED ERNEST GRIFFITHS 'fG'r'iyf College Preparatory Scientificg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Orian 43 Student Council 4, President 4: Tiger Tavern Control Board 4, President 4. BARBARA ELLEN GROVES Bobbie GSHEFBIIVI Glee Club 1, 23 G. A. A. 43 Latin Club 1. Wt. M :NE ROSE GUCKERT Guckie 'L , -C73 Commercial3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 13 Original 13 It , LV Commercial Club 4. VVILLIAM OWEN HALE Sa,tchmo College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 3, 43 Basketball 4. VIRGINIA A. HALEY Ginny College Preparatory Scientific3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Orian 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Latin Club 1, 23 National Honor Society 43 Athens High School 1. JAMES LEROY HALL Jim General: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA HANDSCHUMACKER Ginny General Business: G. A. A. 2. 3, 43 Orian 43 Junior Fair Board 13 Commercial Club 2. PHYLLIS HARRIS Phil General Business. WOODSON HAYS Woody College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Orian 4, Feature Editor 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 43 German Club 2, 33 Class President 3, 43 South Kingston High, Wakefield, Rhode Island, 13 John Jacob Astor High, Astoria, Oregon, 1. ETHEL IRENE HENDERHAN Ettie General Business. RALPH HENDERHAN Hendy General Business. JOHN HOWARD HERRLINGER Monk College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 1, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Boys' Quartet 43 Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track 1, 3, 4: Original 43 Orian 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 Scholarship Team 1, 33 Buckeye Boys' State 33 Staunton Military Academy 2. JUDITH ANN HESLOP Indy College Preparatory Academicg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 13 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Original 33 Orian 43 Orange Masque 23 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish 3, 4, Secretary 43 Art Club 13 Junior Fair Board 1, 23 Scholar- ship 23 National Honor Society 4. LINCOLN C. HESS Stink'in General: Concert Band 1, 2: Boys' Glee Club 43 Football 3, 43 M Association 43 Student Council 3, 43 Thespians 43 Orange Masque 4. PAUL A. HILL Boris A College Preparatory Scientitic3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 M Association 2, 3, 43 Original 43 Thespians 4, President 43 Orange Masque 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Secre- tary 2. E221 VELMA JEAN HILL 'Uennyl' Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 43 Chorus 13 G. A. A. 2, Orian 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4. ROSE THERESA HOCKENBERRY Rosie General, G. A. A. 1, 2. IRIS LUELLA HOSKINSON Ike College Preparatory Scientific, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Chorus 13 Thespians 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4g Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. PAULINA ANN HULING Polly College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, Cabinet 4: Orian 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 45 Art 1 3 Junior Fair Board 1, 2: Scholarship Team 2, 3. RUTH HUNTSMAN General. JACK HUPP Posey General Business, Hi-Y 3, 4. WANDA JEANNINE IMMEL Dolly Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Choir 43 G. A. A. 2: Orian 45 Orange Masque 2, 33 Com- mercial Club 4. VERA FRANCES JONES Ziff Commercial: Commercial Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 15 G. A. A. 33 Original 1, 25 Orian 4. MARY LOU JORDAN Lou Commercial: Commercial Club 4, Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN LOUISE KANEFF Evil General Business: G. A. A. 3. JOSEPHINE JANE KANEFF Jo General Businessg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 45 G. A. A. 3, 43 Original 43 Orange Masque 3: German Club 3, 4. MARGUERITE KARCHER Rusty General Business: Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Majorette 3, 43 Original 4. STEWART KENDLE Stew General. WALTER E. KIDD Dutch General Businessg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 15 Football 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2, M Association 4, Original 4: Orian 4: Stu- dent Council 1g Orange Masque 13 Tiger Tavern Control guard 23 Vice President of Class 35 Secretary-Treasurer of lass 2. VIVIAN VIRGENE KILZER Dusty General Business: Y-Teens -1, 2, 35 German Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2. LILA RUTH KING Lizzy General Business: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Squad Captain, 1, 2, 3, 43 Original 3, 4, News Editor 4. JOAN KUHN Jo College Preparatory Academic: Cadet Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. EVELYN PERDEW LAMP Tweet General Businessg G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. l23l W ' 2 i JOHN LANDSITTEL, JR. UJcLke General Business3 Football 13 Thespians 43 Orange Masque 4. TOMMY EUGENE LANE Tail Spin General Business. RUTH ELEANOR LATIMER Ruthie College Preparatory Academicg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Book Club 3, 4, President 43 National Honor Society 4. DEAN TEMPLETON LAUER Bones College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 43 Olympian Council 2. NORMAN LAUER t'Norm Agriculture3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Projection Club 4. RALPH LONG Agriculture3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. VELMA LOU MCCAIN Velmie Lou General Busineseg Buckeye Y-Teens 1, 2, Vice President 13 Glee Club 1, 2. GAIL ANNE MCCLAVE College Preparatory Academic3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Orian 43 Orange Masque 33 Latin 2, 3, President 33 Spanish 3, 43 Scholarship Team 33 Illiopolis High School, Illiopolis, Illinois, 13 Benton Harbor High School, Benton Harbor, Michigan, 2. CLARE MCCULLOUGH Kiev General Business. MARY MCCULLOUGH Tricks General Business. GLENNA RUTH MCGREW Gri'rmy McGrau General Businessg Buckeye Y-Teens 3, 43 Ames Bern School 1. DAVID DEAN MCKENNA Dame General Businessg Manager 3, 4. PHILLIP McMAHON Phil Generalg Track 13 Football Manager 3, 43 M Asociation 4. MAYNARD J. MANSFIELD Stupid College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 23 Orchestra 33 Orian 3, 43 Junior Editor 33 Editor 43 Student Council 1, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Parliamentarian 43 National Forensic League 3, 4, Vice President 43 Debate 33 Orange Masque 1, President 13 German Club 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 43 National Band Honor Society , 3. HAROLD DALE MATHERS . Beefy College Preparatory Academic3 German Club 3, 4. JOAN MASTERS Jo Commercial3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 23 G. A. A. 23 Student Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer 23 Commercial Club 43 Tiger Tavern Control Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Trea- surer 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheermaster 2, 3, 43 Secre- tary-Treasurer of Class 33 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA JEAN MATTHEWS Bobbie College Preparatory Scientific3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 Librarian 13 Original Statf 13 Orian Staff 43 Student Council 23 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Book Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 4. JOANN LEE MAXSON HJOSM' General Business: Y-Teens 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1: Girls' Ensemble 43 Orian 43 'Ihespians 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Debate 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4. E241 MARTHA MEAGLE Marty College Preparatory Scientiiicg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Original Staff 43 Orian Staff 43 Orange Masque 13 Olympian Council 23 Book Club 3, 43 Scholarship Team 33 Latin Club 13 National Honor Society 4. EDWIN E. MILLER Red General Business Course3 Art Club 1, 2, 3. LARRY ROBERT MILLER LaRue College Preparatory Scientificg Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 13 Basket- ball 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Orian 43 National Thespians 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 1, 23 German Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. EVELYN RUTH MITCHEM Ruthie,' Commercial3 Commercial Club 43 German Club 23 Scholarship Team 1, 23 National Honor Society 4. NORMAN VINCENT MOBLEY Norm College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 2, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Head Manager 33 M Association 2, 33 Orian Staff 43 German Club, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. MARY MARTHA MORRIS Mart Commercial3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 4. DONNA DEAN MULLEN Di1npZes Commercial3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Original 43 Orian 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Book Club 2. PIETRO JOHN MUSCARI, JR. Mnsky College Preparatory Scientific3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 23 Original 43 Orian 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 43 Olympian Council 23 German Club 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 43 National Band Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Ohio Junior Academy of Science 3, 4. M FRANK NEEDHAM, JR. Ben General Business. K 5 BETTY NEEDI-IAM in y Commercialg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 4, National Honor Society 4. JACK NUNN General Business. THOMAS ORTH Tom College Preparatory Scientiiic3 Track 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 1. DON PARKER Don College Preparatory Scientilic3 Hi-Y 4. FRANCES HYDE PALMER Franny College Preparatory Academic3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 43 Original Staff 33 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 Olympian Council 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Choir 2, 3, 4. JERRY ANN PARLIN Ie'rry,' General Business Course3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,h43 Original 2, 33 Orian 43 Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 C oir 4. VERN PATTERSON Pat Agriculture3 F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Lawrence High School 1. DAVID B. PFAFF Dave General BUSINESS: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Orian 43 Olympian Council 1, 23 Spanish Club 3. ' STANLEY PHILLIPS Stan,' Agriculture: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I25l 0 -'Le as r , .mei 'K -.4 r' 'E .ff riff! W I - if C' ll .JJ M ul, MW! J if fu f 1 'f if! f? if 1 5' I JACQUELINE MARIE PINE Ujackieu Commercial: G. A. A. 2, 3: Original 4: Orian 4: Orange Masque 3: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2. LUCILLE PLACE Lucy General Business: Glee Club 4: Spanish 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Scholarship Team 2, 3: Franklin Junior High, Columbus, Ohio, 1. BETTY LOU POOLE Commercial: Y-Teens 3: G. A. A. 2, 4: Student Council 2: Commercial Club 2, 4, Treasurer 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. BARBARA LOUISE POVVELL Fiizzg11 General Business: Y-Teens 1, 2: Cadet Band 3, 4: Glee Club 1. FREDERICK L. POWVELL Fee'l General: Football 3, 4: M Association 3, 4. BILL PUTNAM Red Horse General. SARAH JANE RACER Sarah, College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cadet Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Glee Club 2: Original 3: Orian 4: Orange Masque 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4. LOUIS PAT RADABAUGH Patricia College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Track 2: Junor Fair Board 4, '1'reasurer 4. EDWIN PAUL RINEI-IART, JR. Riny College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 4: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Varsity Manager 3: M Association 4: Original 1, 2, 4: Orian 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Projection Club 4: Junior Fair Board 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' State 3: National Honor Society 4. REUBEN EUGENE RITCI-IEY Boob Agriculture: Football 1, 2: Track 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL ROE Pete General: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. MARILYN JOSEPHINE ROSE Miclceye College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: G. A. A. 2: Orian 4: Thespians 4: Orange Masque 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 4. GUILA ANNE ROUSH Guy Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1: G. A. A. 3: Orig- inal 1, 2: Orian 3: Debate 1: Commercial Club 4. WILLIAM HENRY ROWEKAMP Snozzle General Business: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Track 4: M Association 3, 4, Vice President 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3: Vice President of Class 4. MARY MARGARET SAMPLE College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Orange Masque 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 3: German Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Book Club 3, 4: Scholarship Team 3: National Honor So- ciety 4. MARY LOU SANDS College Preparatory Scientific: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Vice President 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Orian 4: Student Council 4, Secretary 4: Orange Masque 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: National Honor Society 4: Scholarship Team 2, 3. MARIE ELIZABETH SARVER Lizzie Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Original 1, 2: Orian 4: Commercial Club 4. VELMA LE ONA SCHAU General. E261 ' RUTH SCHILLING Trudie General Business. ROBERT SCHLICHER Slick General Vocational. ' BILL SCHMELZENBACK Belpre Bill I General Vocational: Glee Club 1: Football 3: Track 2, 3, 4: M Association 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3. CHARLES SCHOB Sch.obie College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Tabby Tiger 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Basketball Man- ager 2: Football Manager 1 ,2: M Association 2, 3, 4: Orian 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Student Council 4: National Thespians 4: Orange Masque 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Buckeye Boys' State 3: National Honor Society 4. MARION RUTH SCHRADER Shady Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Squad Leader 2: Original 1, 2, 3: Orian 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, President 3: National Honor Society 4. PHYLLIS IONE SCHRAMM Pliyll College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Cadet Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Orian 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4: Natfonal Thespians 2, 3, 4: Orange Masque 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Scholarship Team 3: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: D. A. R. Test 4. BETTY MARIE SCHVVARZ Schwarzie General Business: Y-Teens 1: Cadet Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Original 3: Commercial Club Secretary 3. ' , DONALD FRANKLIN SEEVERS Don wifi, General: Glee Club 4: Track 1, 2: Art, b 4 :Tr c Squad 2. DONNA L. SEEVERS A. Don General: Glee Club 4. CLAIRE REESE SEFFENS General. TOM SIDDALL Whiz Bang College Preparatory Academic: Basketball Manager 3, 4, Head Manager 4: Latin Club 2. LEWIS E. SIMMONS Louie General Business: Boys' Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Track 2: Orian 4: Art Club 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4. BESSIE SKINNER Bess General Business: Buckeye Y-Teens 3: G. A. A. 3: Book Club 2. DELMER W. SMITH Smitty General. HELEN JOAN SMITH Jo General Business: Glee Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Orange Masque 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, 4. JACQUELENE ROSE SMITH Jackie General Business: Original 4: Latimer Junior High, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania 1. BETTY LOU SPUNG Bet Commercial: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Orian 4: Commercial Club 4. THOMAS STACY Door Knob College Preparatory Academic: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Boys' Quartet 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Orian 4: National Thespians 2, 3, 4: Orange Masque 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Choir 1: Class President 1, 2: M Association 2, 3, 4. E271 l ROSA LOUISE STANLEY Sneezie'5 1 Commercial: Buckeye Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Commercial Club 4. i i JAMES STEWART Gus l College Preparatory Scientific and Academic: Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Orian 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Student Council 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: l Orange Masque 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer ' 2: German Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. EUGENE STRICKLER Gene General Business. CYNTHIA SUMMERS Cindy College Preparatory Academic: Y-Teens 1, 2: Concert Band 1, 2: Cadet Band 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 4: Student Council 1, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. LARRY SUTTON Baldy General Business: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 3, 4: M Association 4. CARL J. TAYLOR General Business: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 4: Olympian Coun- cil 2. CHARLES LAVERNE THEOBALD Clzcw:ley General Business: Boys' Glee Club 1: Choir 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: M Association 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE YVONNE THEOBALD Lathe General Business. L. EDWIN THOMAS Eddie Commercial: Commercial Club 4, President 4. HAROLD H. THOMAS Tommy College Preparatory Scientific: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1. HARRY H. THOMAS, JR. Tommy College Preparatory Scientific: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Clubkqlji I ff? EARL G. TREADWAY 'fszm' IBEW? General Business. CHARLES WAGNER, JR. Chuck General Business: Boys' Glee Club 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 2, 3: Orian 4. DON WALLACE General Business. 12B, graduates 1949. JOAN LUELLA WEGMILLER Jo General Business. MARY ELIZABETH WEIHL General Business: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2: Original 3, 4: Orian 4: Orange Masque 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1. DON WEINSTOCK Zombie'.' College Preparatory Scientific: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: M Association 4: Orian 4: Student Council 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2. FRANCES HELEN 'WEST F'r0m Commercial: Commercial Club 4. l28l noi: 11 CHARLES WESTERMAN Chuck General Business: Hi-Y 3, 4: Potosi High, Potosi, Missouri 1. RUTH IRENE WHEELER Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2: G. A. A. 1: Commercial 1, 3. PRESSLEY M. WHITE, JR. College Preparatory Scientific and Academic: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cadet Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2: Scholarship Team 3. DAVID EDWARD WIEMERS Dave College Preparatory Scientific: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3: National Band Honor Society 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2. NORMA JEAN WILDERMUTH Jean Commercial: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Chorus 15 Girls' Ensemble 4: G. A. A. 2: Orian 4: Com- mercial Club 2, 4. WILBUR LEO VVILLIAMS Willie College Preparatory Scientific. RAYMOND H. IVILSON Ray General Vocational. DWIGHT VVITTEKIND General Business. ROBERT KEITH WORSTELL General Vocational. WILLIA JEAN WRIGHT Billie Commercial: Buckeye Y-Teens 3: Glee Club 2: Commercial Club 4: Book Club 4. HOWARD ZOLLER Hatchet General Business: Cross Country 1. fx . Seniors Not Pictured: YVALTER W. AMOS, JR. Bill ZUBETTY RAE MORRISON HB9tS!jy, General: Hi-Y 2: Basketball 2. ATHA E. HAYE S General. MARY FRANCES LANE General Business: Sandusky High 1. I kj . 1 r i Q 1 V XM ,141 56' tx MN A3 A if w . ' el. if General Business: Glee Club 15 G. A. A. 1, 2: Orange Masque 1: Commercial Club 1. . usleepyu PAUL DUANE RADABAUGH Butsey General: Hi-Y 2, 3: Football 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Original 3: Akron South High School 3. JAMES FRANKLIN STANLEY General. E291 Everybody womts to get in on the act, so Cecil cmd Cecelia meet Jolm Knox, Bill Thompson, Bob Davis, and Roiiolld Colsto, presioleiits of the . . . ' CLASSES Not pictured, Jack Cheesrnan, president of the Seventh Grade E311 v JUNIGIQ CLASS Richard Abieht Ruby M. Adams Joan M. Alexander Leo Arkins Mary Carolyn Ash Wanda L. Ashley Sharion Louise Babb Gerald Babcock Donald Bailey Robert Barnes Naomi Barnhart Barbara Bartlett William David Beardmore Howard Beckwith Bonnie G. Benedict Leona M. Benedict Ray Berry Barbara Biehl Emma Jane Blume Norman lkogard Mary Lou Born Patricia Boswell Nelson Boyd Elizabeth Britton Margaret Brown Joan A. Brum John Burpze Elizabeth C. Burkhart Jane M. Burton Dana Butts lohn Richard Buzzard Betty Callihan Nancy Lou Calvin Jack Carmichael Clarence Carpenter Frances Carolyn Carter Hal Chamberlain Naomi Chidester Dorothea Ann Clark Bernetta Cleveland Ruth D. Clift Marilyn Cline Randall Cline Louise Coil Dale Cox Fred Philson Cross Mary Louise Cross Lois E. Cutshaw Don Davis Robert P. Davis Virginia Lee Davis Roselyn Deenis Bruce DeMoll Corda Rae Dennis Virginia Nell Dennis James Doan Janet Dobbins Bonnie Douthitt Joan Duvall Robert Duvall JUNICDQ CLASS Harold E. Eddy Sally J. Erb John Franklin Estes Lyle D. Farmer David Finch John Finlayson Vernie Flowers Bradley Forshey Corner Fryman Jacklyn Joan Gerber Phyllis Jean Goddard Esther Goldish Bernadine Goodnight Mary Joan Green Bernard Gregory Betty Jean Groves Lois Haas Arthur Haddad Dick Hall Suzanne Hammond William Harrington George Hart Marjorie Hart Rosemary Hartman John Hastings Atha Hays Ethel Henderhan David Hendershot Gaylord Hendricks Wilma Hendricks E331 Marilyn Henry Helen Hiener Jack Hill Paul Hill Helen Hinton Hubert Holland Patricia Howard Shep Humston Ruth Huntsman Gene Hupp Charles Jett Lagatha Johnson Louella Johnson David Kilmer Vivian Kilzer Doris Kimbrou Betty A. King Betty J. King WVilliam Kline gh John Jay Knox, Jr. Martha Kuhn Mary Frances Virginia Lane Charles Lantz Marcella Lee Ula Lightfritz Bill Lowe Ray Mackey Roy Mackey Morton Mason Lane + M A- 4 JUNICDQ CLASS Ruth Masters Norma Jean Matheny Georgaleen Maxwell Betty Metcalf Darlene Middleswart Dorla Milam Arthur Miller Gale Miller Mary Joan Miller Marion Mills Dewey Mobley Ralph Mooney Rose Mugrage Marilyn Myers Robert McCracken Sally Mclntire Betty McKnight Doris McKnight Philip McMahon Alice Ann McMillan Doris McNutt James Neill Charles Newlen Marynelle Newton Truda Nye Hester Oliver Joe 0DDe Bonnie Jeanne Orr Jane Palmer Glen Parks Doris Phillips Roy Phillis Charles Pickcrintl Joanne Pickering Patricia Poole Marilyn Pooler Jack Powers David Price Eleanor Raeubcr Jeanne Reed Irene Rifrgs Donna Robinson Ray Robinson Dick Rose Ella Rowell Bill Rummer Stuart Runkel Charles Sayre Doris Sayres Bob Schafer Madge Schenke! Carl Schilling Bettie Scott Donald Seevers Donna Seevcrs Gloria Seevcrs Mary Secvers Claire Seifens Paul Semon Irma Shears JUNIGIQ CLASS Harold Sheppard June Shirner Patricia Schrader Leroy Slusser Deborah Smith Earl Smith, Jr. Helen Mae Smith Marion Smith Gloria Stanley Nora Steed Nancy Stephenson George Stotts June Stump Joanna Styer Ann Sutton Don Swaney Bruce Tebay Arlene Thomas Sylvia Thomas Bob Toller Pearl Totman Earl Treadway J ack X Turriil Tom Vadakin E351 Madeline Vannoy Albert Vnll Carl Ward Charlotte Waterman VVeldon Weber Dick Wenzel Clara West William Westbrook Charles Westerman Isabelle VVesterman Tom Wetzel Bob Weyrick Charles VVhiting Joyce Whittington Doris Williamson Marjorie Willison Ruth Willison Norma Jean Wilson Dick Wittekind Homer VVolfe Bob Worstell Ella Worden Paul Zimmer ...re rf I be 4 361 Sophomores Home Room 212 Top row: Rose Daugherty, Marianna De- long, Bonnie Jean Douthitt, Mary Jane Devol, Joan Cheeseman. Third row: Donna Berg, Betty Boice, Lor- etta Carver, Martha Devol, Lois Chutes, Patty Devol, Betty Covey. Second row: Miss Stacy, Dorothea Ber- tram, Patty Beckwith, Judy Beiser, Bar- bara Crawford, Mary Campbell, Edna Craig, Barbara Delong. Bottom row: Edna Abicht, Verna Blouir, Martha Berg, Delores Catlapp, Betty Calli- han, Nancy Davis, Joyce Bartmess, Ger- aldine Ames. Members not in picture: Roselyn Deenis, Patty Davis, Margaret Brown, Bernetta Cleveland. Home Room 216 Top row: Muriel GriHiths, Betty Kochert, Mary Jones, Herma Johnson, Barbara Eagleson, Wanda Keerps, Joan Hunter. Second row: Miss Newton, Shirley Harris, Louise Lightfritz, Betty J. King, Bernadine Goodnight, Ann Fulmer, Sidney Heldman, Betty Edwards. Bottom row: Barbara Hune, June LaFaber, Ruth Henderhan, Alice Hedrick, Anna Friend, Carolyn Hart, Ann James. Members not in picture: Lois Haas, Thelda Hall, Peggy Hoon, Imogene Hutchison. Home Room 116 Top row: Louise McAtee, Connie McClave, Frances McVay, Letha O'Brien, Sally Meister, Judith Peavy, Opal Morris, Betty McVay. Second row: Miss Marsch, Ruth Parks, Jocelyn Morgan, Glenna Park, Sue Nelson, Pauline McKnight, Helen McKnight, Eve- lyn McKnight, Bottom row: Marjorie Murray, Sharon Nunn, Frances Parker, Betty Metcalf, Joan Pipes, Patty Newton, Donna Price, Gloria Orth. Members not in picture: Corinne McClave, Doris McNutt, Norma Matheny, Norma Power. Home Room 11 7 Top row: Charlotte Robinson, Rauma Schultheis, Flora Sprague, Patricia Smith, Pat Russell, Virginia Stevens, Elma Sayres. Third row: Patty Stroud, Marlene Stan- ley, Joan Smith, Barbara Smith, Loretta Turner, Margaret Waterman, Carolyn Young, Dorothy Taylor. Second row: Miss Ager, Dolores Raybuck, Bessie Whitney, Virginia Reynolds, Joan Williams, Sue Wynn, Ann Wiemers, Char- lotte Seyler, Ruth Ann White. Bottom row: Marilyn Schilling, Mary Anne Spires, June Shimer, Shirley Smith, Sara Wagner, Nancy Sturm, Jean Roush. Members not in picture: Phyllis Rhoades, Mary Ann Schumacker, Deborah Smith, Joanna Styer, Clara Jane West, Sidnie Wilson. L 1 Sophomores Home Room 219 Top row: Earl Anderson, Clarence Car- penter, Robert Dye, Norman Bogard, John Chalfant, Grover Farley. Third row: Carl Gray, Robert Barnes, Kenneth Ball, Don Eros, Don Erb, Dick Curtis, Leslie Comedy. Second row: Mr. Basrak, David Burke, Nelson Boyd, Downer Boley, Eddy Douglas, Lee Green, James Cooper, Bill Cassady. Bottom row: Jack Elston, Vernon Bozman, Billy Farnsworth, Leland Clark, Roy Clark, Jerry Devol, Emmett Berry. Members not in picture: Glenn Anderson, Roger Garrison, Larry Dailey, Dale Ger- ken, Don Davis, Dale Cox, Donald Bailey, Keith Brum. Y Home Room 107 Top row: Richard Lancaster, James Haw- kins, Joe Lauer, Tom Haddox, Robert McCracken, Richard Hood, Robert Johns, Francis Murphy. Third row: Ervin Harris, Lawrence Herd- man, Eugene Hendrickson, George Hart, Paul Hill, George Hendershot, John Lea- sure, Kenneth McMahon. Second row: Victor Kampmeier, Dallas Martin, Arthur Miller, Joe O'Neal, Robert Hess, Stanley Harmon, Clyde Leasure. Bottom row: Robert McKitrick, Robert Le- masters, Noe Keith, Robert Johnson, David McKenna, Gilbert Miller, Richard Mosser, Gale Miller. Members not in picture: Raymond Lee, Robert McVey, Earl Morris, Gene Mat- thews, Robert McCain, Carl Hensler, Don- ald Lowe, George Hartman. Home Room 213 Top row: Robert Wagner, Neil Stout, Dave Rose, Bill Torpy, Bill Schenkel, Bill Suder, Albert Voll, Bill Thompson, Charles Sayres, George Walters. Third row: Tom Wetzel, Dick Sprague, Walter Wegmiller, John Young, Carlton Schramm, Kenneth Ritchie, Charles F. Wilson, Charles Skipton, Tom Summers. Second row: Mr. Casillo, Avery White, Arlan Ward, John Teschel, Ray Phillis, James Schweikert, Charles M. Wilson, Joe Thornton, Cecil Van Wey. Bottom row: Glen Smith, Jack Swaney, Dave Peterson, Sheldon Turrill, Arthur Place, Bill Riggs, Jim Patterson, Gordon Whittington, Leonard Stevens. Members not in picture: Horace Smith, Paul F. Zimmer, Barry Sutton, Reeves Patterson, Rufus Wheeler. Freshmen Home Room 215 Top row: Betty Brown, Carol Dimit, Eileen Dillon, Mary Dye, Norma Boswell, Harrietta Callander, Lois Bush, Betty Best, Ann Bole, Claribel Abicht. Third row: Faith Bond, Kathern Coberly, Luella Bell, Mary Burkhart, Gloria Deer- ing, Gladys Denton, Betty Baker, Betty Bizanty, Carol Allender, Donna Burk- head. Second row: Miss Bickford, Irene Clark, Grace Devol, Joan Belleville, Betty Born, Joan Carpenter, Marilyn Duncan, Baunelle Blume, Betty Lou Clark. Bottom row: Martha Doan, Phyllis Brown, Delores Buzzard, Shirley Dye, Patty Ann Clark, Viola Crum, Donna Dailey. Members not in picture: Joan Beardmore, Emily Carpenter, Alfreda Cooper, Riith Curtis, Patty Dye. fsv Sl Freshmen Home Room 209 Top row: Kathleen Huggins, Sally Hem- megrer, Patty Hammond, -Martha Hoon, Barbara Fulmer, Sally Fleminpr, Joan Fulton, Patty Fleming, Mary Hardy. Third row: Marilyn Flowers, Betty House, Sue lmmcl, Sharon Harris, Bessie Forshey, Shirley Goddard, Opal Green, Fay Gorrell. Second row: Miss Kremer, Dialcne Hinton, Bernice Johnson, Joretta Jenkins, Mary Fryman, Joyce Hemminger, Dot Flowers, Imogene Henry, Hula Hutchins, Bernice Harlow. Bottom row: Arlene Farley, Mary Erb, Lois Fleming, Ruth Ann Hall, Joanne Hupp, Jean Holdren, Josephine Hoff. Members not in picture: Virginia Flowers, Betty Lou Johnson, Kathryn Goodwin. Home Room 217 Top row: Arlene Kilzer, Marian Perdew, Georgia McFarland, Geneva Roach. Third row: Ramona Ritchie, Agnes Pape, Mary Myers, Treva Lemasters, Lois Pierce, Sara Muscari, Frances Moorehead. Second row: Miss Torner, Betty Morris, Peggy Otto, Juanita Needham, Patty Reynolds, Jean Phelps, Geneva Murray, Joan Martin. Bottom row: Ruby Phillips, Mary Kaneff, Bonnie Miller, Joyce Lansley, Marilyn Mains, Betty Jo Leonhart, Jean McClure. Members not in picture: Carol McCracken, Naomi Miller, Martha Morrow, Ellen Reynolds. Home Room 211 Top row: Eleanor Ann Warren, Mary Elizabeth Stacy, Mary Ann Thrasher, Betty Lucille Waterman, Joanne Wallace, Patty L. Weihl, Jerrie L. Wright, Kathleen West. Third row: Norma Ruth Shimp, Marie Warden, Mary Margaret Thorniley, Joyce M. Smith, Dorothy Joan Stotler, Virginia H. Scarbro, Alvaretta J. Zoller, Dorothy Faye Wcst. Second row: Miss Booher, Sarah Elizabeth Somerville, Garnet Ilene Sarver, Patty Ann Schenk, Thelma M. Wittekind, Shir- ley Maxine Turrill, Betty Lou Trautner, Juanita Mae Weppler. Bottom row: Bettie Lou Strickler, Julia Ann Sturgiss, Mary Patricia Stoehr, Viola Mae Williams, Julia Ann Schultheiss, Dorothy Ann Stephens, Mary Jo Stewart. Members not in picture: Thelma Schnei- der, Joanne Schramm, Mary Shai, Jer- aldinc Van Wey, Barbara Warman, Margaret Wittekind. Home Room 113 Top row: Roy Crum, Ambrose Arnold, Kenneth Brookhart, Robert Davis, Paul Doan, Claude Dye, Henry Allender, Eugene Casto. Third row: Larry Dimit, Fred Duffey, Glen Boyd, Robert Carter, Dillon Dow, Ronald Budgctt, Don Brittigan, Richard Biehl. Second row: Mr. Annasenz, Richard Barth, Robert Chamberlain, Edward Davis, Ron- ald Carver, Carl Bradford, Paul Anderson, Robert Covell, Donald Anderson. Bottom row: Gale Bond, Orville Abicht, Robert Allender, Donald Baker, John Dow, Dave Drennen, Melvin Douthitt, Richard Billman. Members not in picture: Glenn Abbott, Delbert Adams, Pearl Allender, David Chandler, William Davis. Freshmen Home Room 102 Top row: Lewis Hendershot, Clayton Hern, Donald Fouss, James Hoff, Robert Linda- mood, David Eisenman, Jim Luke. Third row: Victor Hendricks, Robert Leg- leitner, Merle Karcher, Ronald Krems, Roger Harris, John Farley. Second row: Jack Fulton, David Eells, Thurman Hill, Tom Kidd, Dayton Karcher, Dick Ellis, David Lee. Bottom row: Jim Evans, Fred Legleitner, Ralph Householder, Bob Edwards, Walter Hiener, Joe Richards, Jack Hunter, Nor- man Ewing. Members not in picture: Kenneth Francis, Joe Fritz, Warren Goodman, Frank Harris, David Hall, Jack Holdren, Bob Immel, Ronald Lenington, Robert Hill, Randall Lucas. Home Room 220 Top row: Oscar Merrow, Elvin Schenkel, Arthur McCabe, Don McCain, Fred Math- ers, Lewis Miller, Donald Schroeder. Second row: Mrs, Thompson, Harry Miller, Joe Riftle, Dick Sands, Lester Moyers, Dana Needham, Kenneth McIntosh, Rich- ard McVay. Bottom row: Robert Parlin, Marion Mor- row, Lynn Parlin, David Scales, Bill Pullcn, Leroy Morey, Richard Poole. Members not in picture: Dale Miracle, Clyde Moore, Donald Morrow, Joe Rich- ards, Raymond Robinson, Jim Rumbold, John Schoonover, Donald Schrader, Clar- ence Pansler, Pat Mooney, Lewis Parsons, Chester 0,Brien. Home Room 103 Top row: Robert Wanzo, David Lee Ven- ham, Freddie West, Guy Wells, Garry Sutton, James Weppler, Billy Wellman, Bernard Worstell. Third row: George Williams, Jerry Wag- ner, Melvin Stcwart, Merle Wagner, Cor- bett Warden, Charles R. West, Reinhard Siedenburg, Brady Seeley. Second row: Sammy Wynn, Beman Thompson, Robert Stanley, Reginald Wag- goner, John Smoot, Eugene Wilson, Rich- ard Waggoner, Harold Shimp. Bottom row: Norman Wynn, Sterling Tebay, Hubert Weber, Friend Thorniley, Larry Svvaney, Emerson Siddall, Tommy Stephan, Thomas Shank, Jack Semon. Members not in picture: Robert Ullman, Roy Teeters, Hubert Sprague, David Wat- erman, Alonzo West, John Williams. Ninth Gracie Home Room 302 Top row: Shirley Harmon, Joy Cisler, Mollie Burdette, Margaret Davis, Marilyn Brown, Mary Allen, Doris Enright, Sue Dobbins. Third row: Mrs. Goe, Nancy Beagle, Helen Harmon, Ruth Greschener, Eileen Conner, Georgia Brown, Mary Margaret Erb, Re- becca Gray, Dixie Dennis, Billy Heldman. Second row: Lois Graham, Kathryn Riggs, Josephine Bower, Jo Anne Callihan, Mar- garet Campbell, Ruth Cline, Barbara Gallagher, Marcia Curtis. Bottom row: Betty Hupp, Donna Lou Frazier, Joanne Brown, Maxine Becker, Evangeline Godfrey, Letha Hawkins, De- lores Bee, Ella Mae Clark. Members not in picture: Nancy Cleveland. 9 401 Eighth Grade Home Room 301, Top row: Jeanne Krause, Patricia Pettit, June Immel, Marya Mason, Flora Kamp- meier, Marlene McCauley, Elizabeth Pen- nock. Second row: Miss Rowland, Mary Kearns, Janice Kahrig, Jane Mobley, Patty Rake, Marilyn Lancaster, Joanne Jones, Norma Parlin, Janet Otto. Bottom row: Charlene 'Neely, Barbara Neely, Margaret Laflin, Betty Lindamood, Charolett Miller, Helen Miller, Betty Mc- Bride. ' Members not in picture: Melba Keuhn, Sally Lacey, Garnet Mugrage. Home Room 303 Top row: Frances Waters, Betty Lou Rollyson, Barbara Seyler, Marjorie Ward, Betty Stalnaker, Joyce Waggener, Mari- lyn Skipton, Mary Grace Wittekind, Janet Wilson. Third row: Mildred Thornton, Joan Schafer, Loretta Ritchie, Naomi'-Treadway, Betty Shears, Ruth Rhoades, Nancy Schob, Geraldine Stalnaker. Second row: Miss Darst, Margaret Wil- liamson, Louise Samples, Janice Rake, Rachael Rankin, Nancy True, Edith Rada- baugh, Mary Lou Wenzel. Bottom row: Marilyn Schramm, Mae Tucker, Patty Rake, Jeanette Rumbold, Eileen Treadway, Jo Ann Woodford, Wilma Wright, Thelma Sarver. Members not in picture: Kathleen Rine- hart, Lily Ruth Sayre, Gloria Turrill. Home Room 312 Top row: Fritz Hausman, Clayton Harper, Edward H. Carpenter, Donald Barnhart, Philip Chamberlain, Roger French, Walter Harris, Jack Grover. Third row: John Bucy, Eugene Gerhold, Jack Carleton, Bill Carleton, Alan Ed- wards, Philip Beardmore, Paul Hale, Benny Cain, Ronald Casto. Second row: Mr. Swartz, Gale Decker, Gary Goodwin, Jack Cundiff, Burl Dobbins, Stephen Hedrick, David Angert, Dick Britton, Gene Bower. Bottom row: Don Haddad, Jack Blair, Jim DeLong, Richard Green, John Byer, James Bertram, Bardill Hess, Robert Berry. Members not in picture: Harold Anderson, Buster Brown, Dick Decker, Chester Francis, John Hurst. Home Room 307 Top row: Frank Lane, Ronald Mosher-, Donald Lowe, Bernard Patterson, Donald Meyers, Charles Preston, Robert Riddly, David 0'Brien. Second row: Mr. Gettings, Donald Martin, Joseph Muskat, Ralph Phelps, Ronald Rummer, Ronald Lynch, Dale McCloud, Douglas Rowland, James King. Bottom row: Gordon James, Charles Otto, James Robinson, Jackie Myers, Arthur Miller, Ralph Lankford, Ronald Lane, Harold R. Miller. Members not in picture: Paul Oliver, Rob- ert Roush, Eighth Gracie Home Room 208 Top row: Neil Shears, Richard Williams, Robert Treadway, Beryl Stalnaker, David VVilson. Third row: Robert White, Russell Samp- son, Gordon Strahler, John Wiehl, Dan Torpy, Dean Shephard, Bill Wiehl, James Sams. Second row: Mr, Prescher, Donald Younyz, Bernard Young, Herbert Williams, William Shirlaw, Dwight Waggener, Homer Smith, Thomas Schrader. Bottom row: Ronald Weethee, Richard Wells, Jerry Wynn, Walter Sk.pton, .lim- my Yates, Randall Sprague, Fred Sutton. Members not in picture: Larry Sample, Carl Still, Dale Thornton, Delmar Turrill, Francis Ullman, Paul Wanzo. Seventh Grade Home Room 301 Top row: Sally Gray, Virgene Graham, Joan Gainer, Joan Bay, Marlene Andris, Barbara Gearhart, Mary K. Davis, Rita DeVol, Clara Felter. Third row: Juanita Carpenter, Alice Fran- cis, Alice Crumbley, Ilene Carpenter, Bev- erly Davis, Ruth Ganson, Jane Edwards, Jeannine Bishman, Sara Farley. Second row: Anne DeLong, Shirley Bon- nette, Louise Adams, Maxine Goodwin, Alvena Erb, Janet Casto, Lucy Fleming, Joan Curtis. Bottom row: Joyce Ball, Ireta Anders, Tressa Becker, Mary Dow, Katherine Biehl, Patricia Adams, Barbara Alex- ander, Shirley Berg. Members not in picture: Gloria Campbell, Shirley Devol, Dorothy Carpenter, Sally Farley, Imogene Carpenter. Home Room 310 Top row: Theada Hawkins, Shirley Jack- son, Sue Mehlberg, Doris Otto, Rita Mar- tin, Letitia Morris, Ruth Ann Hasley. Third row: Opal Johnson, Sheila Nichols, Judy Holmes, June Milam, Jane Harring- ton, Norma Neville, Faye Jones. Second row: Mrs. Gerke, Betty Hill, Nellie Johnson, Patricia Noe, Sarah Hays, Pa- tricia McCawley, Shirley Middleswart, Patricia McCloud. Bottom row: May Kostelnik, Shirley Mc- Cain, Jean Jeffers, Judith Myers, Seharlene Lane, Barbara Lewis, Rae Carol Haas, Jane Medley, Frankie Lowe. Members not in picture: Sue Humston, Nellie Huntsman, Donna Jett, Virginia Martin, Nyla Mason, Phyllis Matheny. Home Room 306 Top row: Francis Sayre, Evelyn Pitts, Norma Proctor, Joan Smith, Evelyn Rinard, Jean Wanzo, Evelyn Shimp, Anne Siedenburg. Third row: Shirley Rumbold, Shirley Sear- berry, Donna Treadway, Marie Williams, Marcella Sparks, Margaret Stanley, Thel- ma Skimp, Katherine Sparks, Wanda Thornton. Second row: Miss Kiggins, Charlene Stephan, Joretta Sprague, Marlene Weber, Leota Ullman, Betty Wildermuth, Patty Windom, Nancy Williams, Carol Van Wey, Judith Theiss. Bottom row: Wanda Worstell, Donna Roach, Sally Reed, Jean Thompson, Julia Sayres, Freda Wright, Sara Sutton, Sue Williamson. Members not in picture: Betty Williams, Patty Ann Schneider, Lois Pansler, Helen Reynolds. E411 421 Seventh Grade Home Room 309 Top row: Wilford Dimit, Carl Carpenter, Herbert Devol, Tom Casto, Lloyd Flowers, Charles Carpenter, John Dye, George Farley. Third row: James Davis, Hugh Allender, Eugene lilough, William Fryman, Robert Edgell, Earl Cooper, Lawrence Becker, Jim Brasington, Bill Cisler, Gerald Channel. Second row: Mr. Rosenbusch, James Brad- ley, Ronald Abbott, Ronald Dennis, Ted Bole, Duane Burge, Donald Brown, Charles Alden, ADelmar Carpenter, Fred Fritsche. Bottom row: Eddie Eisenman, Jack Cheese- man, George Dye, Harley Berry, James Butts, Jackie Farley, Jack Evans, Dale Ferrell, Joseph Darrah. Members not in picture: Jerry Borman, Clifford Carpenter, Wayne Casto, Ray Cline, William Constable, Larry Covey, Donald Davis, George Eddy. Home Room 311 Top row: Otis Howard, Robert Stevens, Hansford Hendrickson, Michael Hannan, William Johnson, Alan Meyer, Paul Morgenstern, James Medley, Charles Lau- derback, David Lenington, Norman Kin- nett. Third row: Gale Morse, Arnold Gaskins, Jack Hutchinson, Robert McIntosh, Glen McCabe, Robert Hendershot, Leroy Hutch- inson, Roy Harris, Paul Kehl, Charles Grady. Second row: Mr. Duvall, Deane Hinton, Ellsworth McElfresh, Joe Haddox, Bill McVey, Charles Grayson, Melvin Huggins, VValter .Hawn, William Harter, Arthur Mackey, Jr., Lewis Howard. Bottom row: Jerry McNutt, Harold Miller, Gary Grady, Joe Moyers, Dallas Merrow, Ronald Lankford, Jim Johnston, James Gibson, Harold Mullen, Eugene Miller. Members not in picture: Paul Garrison, Cecil Harris, Paul Lent, Chester Hall, Home Room 207 Top row: Ronald Smithberger, Beman Thomas, Dana Snow, Don Otto, Ronald Nelson, Robert Pugh, Robert Valentine, Robert Tebay, Junior Ullman. Third row: Paul Rabe, Frank Padgitt, Lawrence Williams, Kenneth Tucker, James Oppe, Gene Stalnaker, Darrell Wright. Second row: Mrs. Noe, Glenn Sprague, Patrick Sturgiss, Leroy Taylor, Earl Sayres, John Wright, Robert Ritchie. Bottom row: Bill Sprague, Herbert Smith, James Steed, Walter Voshel, Richard Robinson, Cecil Sarver, James Strickler, James Shrader. Members not in picture: Marlin Noland, Herman Sayres, Fred Schneider, David Smith, Howard Wright. Being an actipe pair, Cecil and Cecelia want to join some school clubs, so they are interviewed by Jian Stewart, president of Sigina Hi-Y, Phyllis Scrainin, president of Y-Teens, Panl Casto, president of Choir, Edwin Thomas, president of Chiron Coinniercial Club, Pris- cilla Cooke, president of Orange Masque, and Larry Miller, president of Band, all leaders of our . . . GRC-ANIZATIONS 54:33 Sensor Student Council . . . semis representatives to Blennerhassett Co-government. Sells automobile stickers to raise funds. Sponors assemblies. Top row: Dewey Mobley, Joseph Lauer, Homer Wolfe, William Thompson, James Stewart. Second row: Bernard Gregory, Woodson Hays, Maynard Mansfield, Charles F. Wilson, Charles Schob, John Knox. First row: Betty Scott, Marynelle Newton, Patricia Newton, Mary Lou Sands, Mary Helen Graham, Muriel Griffiths, Shirley Smith, Suzanne Goe. Those not pictured: Cynthia Summers, Lincoln Hess, Alfred Grifliths, Esther Goldish, Donna Berg, Robert Dye. OFFICERS President ....,............ ,.................................. .,,.,......... A l Griffiths Vice President ......... .,,ri,...... B ill Thompson Secretary ............ ,.r.... ,,,,,.. M a ry Lou Sands Treasurer .,.,,..... r,,.,.,.. M ary Helen Graham l44l Junior Student Council . . . clecorates gym for Christ- mas assembly. Members help finance assembly program through the sale of student pictures. Top row: Robert Chamberlain, Reinhard Siedenberg, Ronald Casto, Rob- ert Davis, Joe Riffle, Alan Edwards, Joseph Muskat, James Oppe, George Eddy, Jack Cheeseman. Second row: Delores Buzzard, Doris Enright, Mary Grace Wittekind, Elizabeth Pennock, Barbara Fulmer, Sarah Somerville, Nyla Mason. Not in picture: Virgene Graham, Jean Thompson, Joe Haddox, Dwight Waggener, Jean McClure. OFFICERS President ..........,..,...... ......... R einhard Siedenberg Vice President ............ ...............,........,...... J oe Rihie Secretary ............... ,........,,..,.,.........,........,.. B arbara Fulmer Advisors ...,..,..,,.. ,,,,..,.... M iss Geiger, Miss Schoonover E451 National l-loner Society . . . sells rooter ribbons at football game. Formal induction service and party given by members. Inclncts twenty-three new members second semester. Top row: Lela Gae Beren, Marilyn Carver, Priscilla Cooke, Hugh Coff- man, Norma Davis, Ellen Elston, Suzanne Coe, Mary Helen Graham. Third row: Virginia Haley, John Herrlinger, Judy Heslop, Polly Huling, Maynard Mansfield, Joan Masters, Barbara Matthews, Martha Meagle. Second row: Larry Miller, Ruth Mitchem, Norman Mobley, John Muscari, Betty Needham, Lucille Place, Paul Rinehart, Mary Sample. Bottom row: Mary Lou Sands, Charles Schob, Marion Schrader, Phyllis Schramm, James Stewart, Cynthia Summers. Not pictured: Ruth Latimer. OFFICERS President .,....,..,,.,,,,,,..,.. ,...............,..,,.....,,..,.,,,....,....... J ohn Herrlinger Vice President ,...,...,..............,.,,....,,,...,,,,,. .,,....,,,... ...,.,...c. J o hn Muscari Secretary ..,....................,..,................L.,,...,..,,..,.,,....,.,,r.. Phyllis Schramm Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer .,,............ Norma Davis Parliamentarian ..,,,..,..,...,.,............,,...,........,,.., Maynard Mansfield E461 National Thespians . . . inctnct twelve new mem- bers. Sponsor one act plays for students, enjoyment. Top row: John Landsittle, Charles Schob, Larry Miller, Tom Stacy, Jim Stewart, Marilyn Rose, Paul Hill. Second row: Sally McIntyre, Mary Jo Miller, Polly Huling, Lela Gae Beren, Suzanne Goe, Phyllis Schramm, Iris Hoskinson. Bottom row: Leroy Slusser, Virginia Haley, Barbara Matthews, Joann Maxson, Priscilla Cooke, John Hastings. Not pictured: Marilyn Henry, Lincoln Hess. ' 1 OFFICERS President .................,... ....,...,,,.......,,...ii......... ..,,,..,.,.,...... P a ul Hill Vice President ,.....,...i..i.................. .,........ C harles Schob . Secretary and Treasurer ............... ..... ......... I r is Hoskinson Clerk .................,..................,....,.................,.............................. Priscilla Cooke Board of Directors A James Stewart, Marilyn Rose, Sally McIntyre, Leroy Slusser .v. E471 Grange Masque . . . seeks talent among stu- dent body. Encourages perfection of acting ability. Top row: Richard McVay, Richard Beihl, Bob Toller, Richard Rose, James Stewart, John Landsittle, Paul Hill, David Price. Fourth row: Carolyn Hart, Charlotte Seyler, Muriel Griffiths, Priscilla Cooke, Joann Maxson, Mary Ash. Third row: Esther Goldish, Frances Palmer, Marilyn Henry, Jane Palmer, Louise McAtee, Iris Hoskinson, Sally McIntyre, Velma Hill. Second row: Miss Ager, Barbara Bartlett, Ruth Latimer, Barbara Mat- thews, Mary Lou Sands, Virginia Davis, Jerry Parlin, Virginia Haley, Polly Huling. Bottom row: Ellen Elston, Suzanne Goe, Lela Beren, Sally Hemmeger, Phyllis Rhoades, Joyce Bartmess, Helen Joan Smith. OFFICERS President ..............,.,,... ...........,...,............,......,,,.,.,,..,,..... P riscilla Cooke Vice President ..,....,,,.. ........... M ary Helen Graham Treasurer ......,.....,.. .,,..,. B arbara Matthews Secretary ,.,,..,..., ..,.,... V irginia Haley Advisor ...,,,.... .,..,,.,, M iss Ager i481 Grange Masque OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Our H earts were Young and Gay, Written by Cornelia Otis Skinner, is a delightful comedy. It tells of the activities of two green and naive college girls on their trip abroad. The clever Weaving of romance, chicken pox, and safety pockets, on shipboard, plus acting lessons and bed bugs in Paris make for hilarious comedy. The cast of seventeen gave a performance not soon to be forgotten. A DATE WITH JUDY A Date with Judy is a comedy in three acts adopted from the radio program of the same name by Aleen Leslie. This play presents people who live as our next door neighbors and friends. The active imagination of Judy plus the teasing of brother Randolph make for good wholesome comedy. This play for old and young alike typiiies American home life. E491 Qriginal . . . greets students twice oi month. Journalism classes add to knowledge of the stonj. Top row: Paul Rinehart, Paul Hill, John Muscari, Lela Gae Beren, Vir- ginia Dennis, Tom Patterson, Esther Goldish, Paul Semon. Second row: Sue Wynn, Martha Meagle, Ula Lightfritz, Jacqueline Smith, Charlotte Seyler, Carolyn Hart, Deborah Smith, Patty Davis, Paul W. Zimmer. Bottom rovv: Miss Marsch, Lila King, Joann Williams, Jenny Carleton, Donna Mullen, Joan Duvall, Janet Dobbins, Mary Anne Bradfield, Miss Kremer. Those not pictured: Bruce Tebay, Marguerite Karcher, Mary Jo Miller, Ann Bole, Ella Carpenter, Bettie Scott, Donna Gerber, Doris McNutt. Editor-in-chief ......,.,.,.......,..,,,..,,,,. ,..,,.,....,,,,l..,ll ,........ Le l a Gae Beren Assistant Editor .........,, .,,,,,...........,,,l..,.,,,..,.....,..... P aul W. Zimmer News Editor .......,,,........,.....,.......,l,,.. ..........,..,..,,.,.,.,,. L ila Ruth King Assistant News Editor ,l.,,.,,.., ..,,,...... M ary Anne Bradiield Sports Co-Editors ...,,........,..... ,e..... P aul Hill, Paul Semon Feature Editor .,,.....,..,......,...,.,...... ..,,.,,.....,.......,. D eborah Smith Assistant Feature Editor ......,l, .,.......... J acqueline Smith Reporters .....,.......,,,....,,..,,...........,,,.,.... ....... J ournalism Class Faculty Advisor ........,..,.,,,., ,.......... ............. M iss Kremer Faculty Business Manager ..,,,,,,,,. ,.................. M iss Marsch Business Manager .,,......,.........,e ,e,.. ..,.,e,,. V i rginia Dennis Exchange Editor .,...,....,.,,...l,....,.. .,.. ,,,.....,,........,... E s ther Goldish Circulation Manager l...,,..........,..,,,,.,,.ee...,,.........,..., Tom Patterson Advertising Assistants: Bruce Tebay, Marguerite Karcher, Mary Jo Miller, Ann Bole, Ella Carpenter, Paul Rinehart, Bettie Scott, Donna Gerber, Janet Dobbins, Doris McNutt, Sue Wynn. Typists: Jackie Pine, Ula Lightfritz, Jenny Carleton, Donna Mullen, Martha Meagle. i501 Future Farmers ot America . . . plan summer trip to New York or Chicago. Pest harit adds novel touch, to year's activities, Top row: David Ackerman, Vern Patterson, Harry Goodman, Lewis Miller, Wayne Carver, Ralph Long, Junior Smith, Carl Hensler, Bill Well- man, Stanley Phillips. ' Third row: Melvin Stewart, Merle Wagner, Richard Barth, Roy Clark, Keith Brum, Dale Gerken, Horace Smith, Kenneth Ball, Donald Davis. Second row: Mr. Sawyer, Friend Thorniley, Norman Wynn, Dave Lee, Norman Ewing, Gale Bond, Paul Zimmer, Larry Dailey, Roy Phillis. Bottom row: Frank Harris, Charles Pickering, Stuart Runkel, Hugh Coff- man, Norman Lauer, George Stotts, Sammy Wynn. Not in picture: Dean Becker, Paul Anderson, Ray Crum, Glenn Anderson, Reuben Ritchey, Marion Mills. OFFICERS ' President .................... .................,..,.,,.........,, ......., H u gh Coffman Vice President ........... ..,,.,.. D ean Becker Secretary .....,...........,., ......,. S tuart Runkel Treasurer ...,,.,... ........, N orman Lauer Reporter ....... ....... M arion Mills Advisor ...,..,... ....,..,., M r. Sawyer l E511 Girls' Athletic Association . . . introduces Play Day. Decorated stadium for home football games. Candlelight th- dactloh service held at Betsey Mills Clfab. Top row: Donna Berg, Virginia Handschumacher, Betty Needham, Ula Lightfritz, Barbara Gramkow, Bonnie Douthitt, Mary Ann Bradiield, Lois Casto, Evelyn Kaneff, Barbara Groves, Mary Martha Morris. Fourth row: Lila Ruth King, Irene Riggs, Patricia Schrader, Louise Babb, Sue Wynn, Irma Shears, Naomi Chidester, Norma Bell, Helen Heiner, Gloria Seevers. h Third row: Barbara Bartlett, Virginia Reynolds, Louise McAtee, Ruth Parks, Martha Devol, Helen J. Smith, Donna Mullen, Vera Farley, Evelyn Perdue, Marion Schrader, Miss Bickford. Second row: Sally Reed, Janice Rake, Evelyn Shimp, Mary L. Erb, Fay Gorrell, Bettie Morris, Lois Bush, Faith Bond, Shirley Berg. Front row: Ruth Ganson, Louise Adams, Sally Gray, Ella Mae Clark, Rae Carol Haas, Jean Thompson, Ireta Anders. Not pictured: Patricia Boswell, Patricia Poole, Mary Seevers, Marilyn Ewing, Ethel Henderhan, Josephine Kaneff, Betty Kochert, Ruth Ann White, Vera Jones, Betty Poole, Donna Gerber. OFFICERS President .,...........,...,..,... ..................,............... M ary Ann Bradiield Vice President .......... .,............................ L ois Casto Secretary ,...............,,. ,...,... B arbara Gramkow Marion Schrader Treasurer ......,,..,,,...,. News Reporter ......... .......,......,.... V era Jones Ella Mae Clark .. ........ Betty Needham Mascot ....,......,...,........., Captain ...,..........,,. Advisor .......,. .,.,........... .....,,.,,. M 1 ss Bickford E521 Art Club party. Guest speakers, Christmas party, and Art Stuclio at Junior Carnival top tlie year's activities. . . . enjoys colorful Halloween Top row: Robert Pugh, Dannie Preston, Carl Gray, Frank Bartlett, Dick Sands, George Eddy, Walter Hawn, Bardill Hess. Second row: Miss Hennis, Robert White, Nancy Conner, Virginia Flowers, Anna Friend, Corda Rae Dennis, Carolyn Carter. Bottom row: Sally Lacey, Dorothea Clark, Nora Steed, Martha Devol, Helen Smith, Patty Brittigan, Lois Bush. Those not pictured: Patricia McCauley, Paul Kehl, Sue Humston. OFFICERS President .......,........ ........ P atty Brittigan Vice President ,ic,,... ....c......,. M artha Devol Secretary ............. ..,.,,...... C orda Rae Dennis Treasurer .............,.......,.... ,,,...,,..,,..,....., N ora Steed Program Chairman ........,... ...,,... H elen Joanne Smith Advisor .........,... ,....... M iss Hennis E531 I Home Economics Club . . . trams future house- wives. Christmas party provides merry time for ull. Top row: Miss Darst, Joyce Waggener, Lily Ruth Sayre, Ruth Rhoades Betty Jean Stalnaker, Nancy Cleveland, Joanne Woodford, Clara Felter Margaret Campbell, Carol McCracken, Mary Allen. Bottom row: Beverly Davis, Janice Kahrig, Marcela Sparke, Betty Shears Naomi Treadway, Donna Treadway, Elizabeth Pennock. Not pictured: Mary Hardy, Shirley Barnette. OFFICERS President ....,,.,,,,,... ,,o,..........,..,oo,,,..r..............,.... J oretta Jenkins Vice President .,........,,,o., .,., ,,,,r.., B e tty Shears Secretary-Treasurer ............ ,,,..ooo. J oyce Waggener Advisor ..,.,o.,.. ......... M iss Darst E541 The Book Club reading of good books. Guest speakers provide stimulating programs. . . . furthers interest in the Bottom row: Joan Williams, Patty Brittigan, Barbara Matthews, Joann Brum, Louise McAtee, Charlotte Robinson. Second row: Virginia Dennis, Deborah Smith, Mary Margaret Sample, Jean Pickering, Virginia Reynolds, Martha Devol, Bernadine Goodnight, Mrs. Thompson. Third row: Ruth Latimer, Connie McClave, Frances McVay, Bettie Scott, Mary Ash. I Not pictured: Sidney Heldman. President .....,....,.... ........... R uth Latimer Vice President ............ ...,....... M ary Ash Secretary ..,.......,,.... ......,......,.,. B ettie Scott Treasurer .....i... .,,,i.. B arbara Matthews Advisor ........., .....,...., M rs. Thompson E551 l l Senior Y-Teens . . . present Winter Won- derland. Homecoming dance attracts large crowd. Top row: Marilyn Myers, Camille Cochran, Ellen Elston, Martha Meagle, Iris Hoskinson, Lela Gae Beren, Suzanne Coe. Third row: Betty King, Barbara Matthews, Mary Lou Sands, Virginia Haley, Jenny Carleton, Wanda Immel, Norma Wildermuth, Donna Gerber. Second row: Sylvia Thomas, Marilyn Carver, Joan Masters, Norma Davis, Judy Heslop, Polly Huling, Marie Sarver, Marion Schrader. Bottom row: Donna Mullen, Ruth Latimer, Mary Helen Graham, Mary Sample, Joan Brum, Ruth Masters, Joan Pickering. Not pictured: Joan Alexander, Janice Bertram, Patty Brittigan, Virginia Davis, June Guckert, Joanne Maxson, Betty Spung, Mary Weihl. E563 Senior Y-Teens, OFFICERS President ...,, ..... ., ,,... ....,..........,,,.....,,............ Vice President .,.iiAA, Secretary ....i,.i... Treasurer ..,..,.... Advisor .....,...,. Phyllis Schramm Polly Huling Joan Green Mary Ash Mrs. June Top row: Alice McMillan, Phyllis Schramm, Madge Schenkel Louise Babb, Louise Coil, Ann Sutton, Martha Kuhn. Third row: Joan Green, Nancy Stephenson, Betty McKnight, Nora Steed Virginia Lane, Esther Goldish, Patty Schrader. Second row: Mary Ash, Joyce Whittington, Norma Jean Wilson Bonnie Orr, Rosemary Hartman, Mary Jo Miller, Bettie Scott. Bottom row: Dorthea Clark, Marguerite Karcher, Gail McClave, Elizabeth Burkhart, Nancy Calvin, Lee Arkins, Marilyn Cline, Sally Erb. . - IQ571 Buckeye Y-Teens . . . collect magazines for Philippines. H alloween anol Cltristinas parties adol zest to year's activities. Top row: Corda Rae Dennis, Rose Mugrage, Melba Kuehn, Bonnie Douthitt, Norma Matheny, Dorla Milam, Madeline Vannoy, Hester Oliver. Sceond row: Mrs. Guthrie, Marilyn Flowers, Louise Stanley, Carol Allender, Eileen Carpenter, Thelma Sarver, Anna Bell Hawkins, Mary Schmucker. Bottom row: Margaret Campbell, Betty Callihan, Phyllis Matheny, Joan Callihan, Mary Kearns, Mary Margaret Erb, Mary Lou Wenzel. Those not pictured: Virginia Flowers, Betty Jean King, Glenna McGrew, Doris Williamson, Opal Green, Peggy Hoon, Garnet Mugrage, Mary Shu- maker, Carol McCracken, Lily Sayre, Betty Biszantz. OFFICERS President ................. .,,,... ..,,...,,,,,,......,........... ...,... L o u ise Stanley Vice President .,,..,.,,.,..l,,,,r,,,..,lr,,,,, ...,...,..,r. G lenna McGrew Secretary and Treasurer ........,., ....,.srrr. B etty Jeanne King Advisor .......,............,......................,.....,. ...,.l,.,....,..,.... M rs. Guthrie E581 Sophomore Y-Teens . . . sponsor gala winter carnival in Betsey Mills gyrnnasimn. Halloween party adds to the year's recreation. Top row: Patty Davis, Sara Wagner, Nancy Sturm, Sue Nelson, Ruth Parks, Lois Chutes, Patty Duvall, Joan Smith, Raoma Schultheis, Alfreda Cooper, Shirley Harris, Mary Jones. Third row: Judith Peavy, Opal Morris, Constance McClave, Martha Devol, Donna Berg, Mary Jane Devol, Ann James, Carolyn Young, Gloria Orth, Barbara Hune, Anne Wiemers, Frances McVay. Second row: Patty Smith, Letha O'Brien, Barbara Crawford, Judith Beiser, Margaret Wittekind, June Shimer, Rose Daugherty, Sidney Held- man, Ann Fulmer, Carolyn Hart, Nancy Davis. Bottom rovv: Muriel Griffiths, Joan Pipes, Charlotte Seyler, June LaFaber, Shirley Smith, Donna Price, Jeanne Roush, Mary Spires, Patty Newton, Joan Schramm, Betty Kochert. Those not pictured: Jocelyn Morgan, Corrine McClave, Phyllis Rhoades. OFFICERS President ....,..,..,.,i,,i,... c,,,F,....,....,........,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,..,..,,,,,,, A n n James Vice President ....,,.,,,., ..,,,,,,,,.. C arolyn Young Secretary ..................,,, .......... C orrine McClave Treasurer ...,..... ,....,.,. J une LaFaber J E591 Ninth Grade Y-Teens . . . have prize winning float. Fine showing 'mowte at District Y-Teen conference. Top row: Eleanor Warren, Georgia McFarland, Mary Thorniley, Agnes Pape, Carol Dimit, Marilyn Duncan, Sara Muscari, Betty House, Jo Cal- lander, Betty Best, Joyce Henninger, Dorothy Flowers. Third row: Betty Strickler, Bonnie Miller, Baunelle Blume, Betty Lou Clark, Mary Burkhart, Kathleen Huggins, Joan Carpenter, Ruth Hall, Juanita Needham, Delores Buzzard, Clarabelle Aloicht. Second row: Donna Burkhead, Mary Myers, Ann Bole, Patricia Weihl, Marilyn Mains, Patty Schenk, Joan Hupp, Peggy Otto, Barbara Fulmer, Patty Fleming, Joan Fulton. Bottom row: Norma Shimp, Jean Holdren, Betty Jo Leonhart, Ann Schul- theis, Dorothy Stephens, Jean McClure, Josephine Hoff, Mary Stoehr, J oyce-Lansley, Julie Sturgiss. Those not pictured: Carol Allender, Virginia Flowers, Kathryn Gooden, Ruth Hall. OFFICERS President ...ccc,,.,........ .........,.., .....,,..,,........,.....,,,,....... J o yce I Henninger Vice President ,,,cccc.c, ............. J o Callander I Secretary ...,,...,.,, ,,....,. M ary Thorniley Treasurer .l.,,...,., c.c.,...... M ary Stoehr Advisor ,..,.r....,. ...,..,.,,,,., M rs. June E601 Eighth Gracie Y-Teens . . . send Christmas cards to Chlildrerfs H ome. A Christmas party tops the Yaletiole season. Top row: Nancy Beagle, Billie Heldman, Marilyn Skipton, Barbara Neely, Marjorie Ward, June Imrnel, Betty Hupp, Betty Lindamood, J anice Kahrig, Jeanne Krause. Third row: Janet Otto, Geraldine Stalnaker, Molly Burdette, Margaret Davis, Ruth Greschner, Janice Rake, Loretta Ritchie, Charlene Neely, Nancy Schob, Joy Cisler, Nancy True. Second row: Mary Grace Wittekind, Janet Wilson, Joyce Wagner, Ruth Rhoades, Betty Stalnaker, Barbara Seyler, Shirley Harman, Louise Sam- ples, Marya Mason, Helen Harman. Bottom row: Jane Mobley, Patty Pape, Margaret Laflin, Margaret Wil- liamson, Joan Jones, Betty Shears, Helen Miller, Elizabeth Pennock, Marlene- McCauley, Marilyn Schramrn. Those not pictured: Faye Jones, Mae Tucker, Rachel Rankin. OFFICERS President ................... .............,,.......................................... N ancy Beagle Vice President ............ ...,..,. B eth Pennock Secretary .............. ........................ H elen Harman Treasurer ........ ......... M ary Grace Wittekind E611 Seventh Grade Y-Teens . . . hold delightful swim- ming party. Regular 'meetings held in play in the gym. Top row: Virgene Graham, Shirley Scarberry, Mary Kathryn Davis, Sue Mehlberg, Betty Wildermuth. Third row: Sheila Nichols, Sara Sutton, Jane Harrington, Ann Sieden- burg, Ireta Anders, Evelyn Shimp, Thelma Shimp, Norma Proctor. Second row: Patricia McCloud, Janet Casto, Shirley Berg, Ruth Ann Crumbley, Marleen Weber, Barbara Lewis. Bottom row: Jean Thompson, Sara Farley, Mary Dow, Sara Hayes, Katherine Biehl, Charlene Lane, Rae Carol Haas, Sue Williamson, Nyla Mason. Not pictured: Ruth Ganson, Ann DeLong, Judith Holmes, Jane Medley, Doris Otto. OFFICERS President ....,..........,.,. ..,.......,....,..,,.............. .,..,.... R a e Carol Haas Vice President ............ ............. 1 reta Anders Secretary ..............., ....,...... J anet Casto Treasurer ......... ...... B arbara Lewis E621 Sigma I-li-Y Club bers. Gives 'milk to football team between halves. Sponsors clothing olrive. . . . inclnots sian new anem- Top row: Larry Sutton, Don Weinstock, Larry Miller, John Herrlinger. Third row: Lincoln Hess, Carl Taylor, John Muscari, Tom Stacy, Charles Schob, David Pfaff, Dean Lauer, Richard Dutton, Bill Hale. Second row: Leo Farrel, Junior Fitzgerald, Walter Kidd, Woody Hays, Paul Hill, Jack Hupp, Jack Burton, Hugh Coffman. Bottom row: Bill Rowekamp, Paul Casto, Tom DeLong, James Stewart, Pat Radabaugh, Paul Rinehart, Norman Mobley. Not pictured: Paul Bowles, Don Parker, Al Grifliths. OFFICERS President .,......,,,,,.... .......................,,,.,........,.., ....... J a mes Stewart Vice President .....,.. ,,l,.., T om DeLong Secretary ....,.....l,,,,,, ......,,.. C harles Schob Treasurer ..,, .....,..,........ P aul Casto Chaplain ..,,.... ,...... J ohn Herrlinger Advisor ..,,,.,,... .,.,,...... J immy Warren E631 Delta I-li-Y i . . . hols breezy holyriole. Club well represented olt District Hi-Y meeting in Columbus. Top row: Bob Toller, Stuart Runkel, Arthur Haddad, Bill Lowe. Third row: David Price, Harry Miller, Richard Hall, Bruce DeMoll, Wil- liam Harrington, J im Doan. Second row: Gene Hupp, Dewey Mobley, Harold Eddy, Dick Wenzel, Jack Hill, Paul Zimmer, Joe Oppe, Randall Cline. Bottom row: Dick Wittekind, Dave Finch, Philson Cross, Jack Car- michael, Bernard Gregory, Dave Beardmore, John Knox, Bob Schafer. Not pictured: Dick Buzzard, Hal Chamberlain, Ray Mackey, Roy Mackey. OFFICERS President ........,.....,.,. ..,.........,,,............................. B ernard Gregory Vice President ..,...... .....,.. B ill Harrington Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, ,..,,,...,,,. D avid Price Treasurer ..,..,..... ,.,,.... A rthur Haddad Chaplain ..,.,,... ...,...... J ack Carmichael l64l Sophomore I-ll-Y . . . helps in clothing drive to aid European children. Representatives attend annual Area Hi-Y meeting in Colninbns. ' Top row: Bill Suder, Bill Torpy, Neil Stout, Joe Lauer, Tom Haddox. Second row: Stanley Harmon, Arlan Ward, Donald Erb, Charles M. Wil- son, Joe O'Neill, George Pullen. Bottom row: Bill Schenkel, Charles F. Wilson, Charles Skipton, Bob Dye, Lee Green, Jim Patterson. Not pictured: Bill Thompson, David Burke, John Chalfant, Jack Elston, Bill Farnsworth, Ervin Harris, Larry Herdman, Jack Holdren, Arthur Miller, Jim Shankland, Bill Riggs, Carlton Schramm, Jim Schweikert, Glen Smith, Dick Sprague, Jack Svvaney. OFFICERS President ....,c.,,.,....,,., ..cc............,...,,,..,..., .,,. ,,..,,..,...... T 0 m Haddox Vice President ..,..,...,. ............ C harles Skipton Secretary ..........,..c,..., ,.........coci,,cc,,...... J oe Lauer Treasurer ,...i.,. ........... C arlton Schramm Chaplain ........... ...,...... B ill Thompson E651 , , , , i Ninth Grade l-li-Y party. Concession provides money for clnb's needs. . . . gives delightful Valentine Top row: Dan Brittigan, Dillon Dow, Merle Karcher, Bob Davis, Bob Lindamood, Jack Wagner, Tom Kidd, Thurman Hill. Second row: Bob Chamberlain, Reinhard Siedenburg, Gene Wilson, Dick Ellis, Dave Drennen, Ronald Carver, Jack Fulton. Bottom row: Bob Edwards, Dayton Karcher, Ralph Householder, Larry Swaney, David Scales, Bill Siddall, John Dow, Carl Bradford. Not pictured: Lester Moyers, Fred Legleitner, Joe Fritz, Bill Wellman. OFFICERS President .....,,,..,,...., ...,.......,....,...,,,,..,...... R einhard Siedenburg Vice President .,,.,,.,, .....,....,..,...,..,.. G ene Wilson Secretary ,..........., ..,.......,...,.,.,....,.... B ob Davis Treasurer .. .,.,..., ,.,.,,..., R alph Householder Chaplain ,...,,,,. .......,......,,..... D avid Scales l66l Torch I-li-Y for thirty-five new vnevnbers. Gives dancing party in January. . . . liolds induction service Top row: John Weihl, Ronald Weethee, Beryl Dobbins, Don Haddad, Melvin Huggins, Ronald Mosher, Randall Sprague, Janice King, Jim DeLong, Arthur Mackey. Second row: Dan Torpy, Bernard Patterson, Ronald Casto, Bennie Cain, Rfaynald Lowe, Richard Greene, Phillip Chamberlain, Dick Britton, Charles Otto, Bob Berry. Bottom row: Jack Blair, Dave O'Brien, Joe Haddox, Bill Shirlaw, Ralph Lankford, Bill Weihl, Dwight Waggoner, Dick Williams. Not pictured: John Byer, James Bertram, Jack Cheeseman, Jack Evans, Roger French, Dale Ferrell, Mac James, Ronald Lankford, Eugene Miller, Jim Oppe, Pat Sturgiss, Jim Steed, Beryl Stalnaker. OFFICERS President .,..,........... ..........,......,................................ ..,...,, D i ck Britton Vice President ......... ......... C harles Otto Secretary ........... i.............. B ill Weihl Treasurer .......... ........ B eryl Dobbins Chaplain ........ ........... D ave O'Brien E671 Deutclrler Vereln . . . members seml clothflrlg to aid Germarl chllclren. Well mformecl speakers stimulate m- terest of members. Top row: John Chalfant, Thomas Summers, Bill Suder, Shepherd Humston, Richard Wittekind, John Estes, Charles Schob, Leslie Comedy. Third row: David Finch, James Stewart, Larry Miller, Maynard Mansfield, Harold Mathers, John Muscari, William Cline, Donald Schrader. Second row: Junior Fitzgerald, Viloodson Hays, Leroy Slusser, Josephine Kanei, Vivian Kilzer, Mary Margaret Sample, Mary Campbell, Norman Mobley, John Herrlinger, Miss Geiger. Bottom row: Morton Mason, Arlan VVard, Vernon Bozman, Jerry Devol, John Knox, Charles Whiting, Gilbert Miller, Glen Smith, Dewey Mobley. Top row: Ronald Schroeder, Dave Drennen, Dillon Dow, Franklin Stanley, Robert Davis, Kenneth Brook- hart, Robert Dye, Nicholas Sutton, Joseph Thornton, Donald Erb. Third row: Robert Chamberlain, Jack Elston, Melvin Douthitt, Tom Kidd, Jack Fulton, Robert Carter, Randall Cline, James Patterson, Ronald Carver, Peggy Hoon, Mary Shai. Second row: Miss Geiger, Betty McKnight, Nancy Stephenson, Ruth Masters, Joanne Pickering, Joan Brum, Marilyn Henry, Betty Scott, Mary Jo Miller, Bonnie Benedict, Leona Benedict. Bottom row: Madge Schenkel, Virginia Lane, Martha Kuhn, Mary Ash, Patricia Russell, Donna Price, Betty Morris, Nancy Calvin, Rosemary Hartman, Sally Erb, Elizabeth Burkhart. Those not pictured: Mary Weihl, Glen Park, Corinne McClave, Joe Fritz, Robert Toller. l68l Deutcher Verein OFFICERS President ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,A,.AAA,,,,,. J 0 h n Herrlingel' Vice President ,,ii,,,,, ....... J unior Fitzgerald Secretary ,iii,i,,,,,,,,, ,......,,., M orton Mason Treasurer ...rr, ,,rrA.r..,., J ohn KHOX Advisor ,,,,v,,.,,,,,,,,, Y,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,o,w,,,,,,, Y,,,.,...,.,,..,... . .................. M i ss Geiger DAS GEHEIMNISVOLLE DORF The mysterious village, Germelshausen, reappears once every hundred years for a single day. Over this village hovers a dust cloud which obscures the sun. There are no birds, the people wear ancient costumes and speak a strange tongue. Arnold, a young artist, encounters Gertrude, the schoolmaster's daughter from the mysterious village. She awaits her lover, Henry, from whom she parted a century ago. Since Henry does not arrive, she invites Arnold to remain in the village until he will have redecorated the interior of the church. He is amazed to learn from her mother's tomb- stone that the youthful Gertrude is more than six hundred years old. To save Arn0ld's widowed mother and small sisters keen sorrow, should he remain to share the fate of the village, Gertrude conducts him outside the city Wall before the clock strikes twelve. DAS PETERLE VON NURNBERG Peterkin of Nurenberg, orphaned when very young, was reared in the Trille house- hold, which consisted of Mr. Trille, a master shoemaker, his wife, their son Joey, and daughter, Little Eva. When Joey's jealousy turned Master Trille against the orphan, he found a home with a kind priest, Father Cyrill, who educated him. Misplaced blame for a ruined painting resulted in a handsome bequest to Peterkin from the wealthy artist. The nameless orphan took the name of the artist and, after completing in Vienna a law course, he returned to Nurenberg to marry Little Eva. E691 Le Cercle Francais ' . . . is newly organized. Guest speaker from France an added attraction. Top row: Mary Margaret Sample, Esther Goldish, Joyce Wittington Norma Jean Wilson, Bonnie Orr, Joan Green. Second row: Ann Sutton, Louise Coil, Marynell Newton, Jane Palmer. Bottom row: Priscilla Cooke, Lee Arkins, Joseph Muskat, John Hastings Roger Garrison. Not pictured: Leroy Ash. A OFFICERS V President ..,...,,...,........ .,,.. . ,.............., .....,.... ....,,,, P r i scilla Cooke Vice President .......,.,. ..,...,.,....,.,........... E sther Goldish Secretary ..,....,.,,.,.....,. ............ M ary Margaret Sample Treasurer ....,,.., ..................,,,,... J ohn Hastings Advisor .......... ,,,,,,.,.., M iss Geiger E701 Le CGFCIAS Francais En passant par la Lorraine With my Wooden shoes Avec mes sabots. Because the Prince of Lorraine While passing though Lorraine Gave me for a New Year's gift With my wooden shoes- A bouquet of sweet marjoram Met three captains If he marries me, I shall be queen They called me ugly, Avec mes sabots With my wooden shoes- Don daine I am not so ugly Avec mes sabots. E711 EI Circulo Espanol . . . helps aolopt French orphan. Festive Spanish assembly helol in the spring. Top row: Roger Garrison, John Young, Weldon Weber, Joan Kuhn, Priscilla Cooke, Joann Maxson, Bruce DeMoll, Ronald Doak. Second row: Mrs. Guthrie, Lucille Place, Gail McClave, Judith Heslop, Sara Jane Racer, Polly Huling, Mary Margaret Sample, Marilyn Myers, Robert Wagner. Bottom row: Phyllis Schramm, Cynthia Summers, Virginia Davis, Mari- lyn Rose, Frances Palmer, Ruth Green, Jean Goodman. Not pictured: Lela Gae Beren, Camille Cochran, Georgaleen Maxwell. OFFICERS President ..,.,,........,,. ..,.,,..........,,...............,l.,..,..,.. P hyllis Schramm Vice President ,........,....,... ...,..... C ynthia Summers Secretary-Treasurer ......,. ,..,,,.,....,.,.... J udy Heslop Advisor ...,,..,......,,,,,,.,,.........,.. ,...... M rs. Guthrie E721 ,V Classical Club characters iri Aerleirl. Virgil omcl his works presented by the the members. . . . studies mythological Standing: Helen Hinton, Dick Callahan, Philson Cross, Arthur Haddad, Bill Westbrook, Bob Duvall. Seated: Bob Wetzel, Alice Anne McMillan, Barbara'Biehl, Jane Burton, Darlene Middleswart, Sally Mclntyre, Gene Hupp. , OFFICERS President ,eeeei.,.... ......,,i....,.,e...........,..,.,i .......... G e ne Hupp Vice President ..ee,e... ,i....,i,... B ob Duvall Secretary .........,,, ..,e.....i.....,...,... J ane Burton Treasurer ......,,.., ..,....... W illiam Westbrook Advisor ........,ei. ......,.,,i,,,.. M iss Newton E731 The Qlympian Council . . . ases games, songs and plays to add to the interest of the club programs. Top row: Letha O'Brien, Patricia Smith, Frances McVay, Sally Meister. Second row: Reeves Patterson, Neil Stout, Muriel Gifliths, Judith Peavy, Betty Kochert, Roselyn Deenis, Louise McAtee. Bottom row: Sue Wynn, Sara Wagner, Connie McClave, Joan Pipes, Patty Newton, Ann James, Gloria Orth. Those not pictured: Pattie Davis, Stanley Harmon. President .......,,.o..,,.,., ioo,.,. M uriel Griffiths Vice President ...,.,,.,o, ....,,,,..,,,,,,o.,,,.., A nn James Secretary ....,..,....,...... ..,..... R eeves Patterson Treasurer ..,..... ...oi,,.. J udith Peavy Advisor ......,.. .,,,.,... M iss Newton E741 Latin Club Latin Dr. I. Q. program delights members. . . . holds Christmas party. Top row: David Scales, Bill Siddall, Ralph Householder, Larry Swaney. Third row: Anne Bole, Betty Best, Mary Myers, Patsy Weihl, Joyce Henninger. First row: Baunelle Blume, Ann Schultheiss, Dorothy Stephens, Betty Lou Clark, Josephine Hoff, Julie Sturgiss, Joyce Lansley, Mary Stoehr. Those not pictured: Don Anderson, Thurman Hill. OFFICERS President ........,... Vice President Secretary ,..,....... Treasurer .,....... Advisor ........,. Robert Edwards Thurman Hill Joyce Henninger Ann Schultheiss Miss Torner E751 Chiron Commercial Club . . . stimulates more interest 'iu commercial work through ooutotcts outside the classroom. Top row.: Mary Morris, Betty Needham, Marion Schrader, Marie Sarver, Ella Carpenter, Willia Wright, Louise Stanley, Joan Beaver. Third row: Frances West, Ruth Wheeler, Janice Bertram, June Guckert, Jacqueline Pine, Jenny Carleton, Betty Spung, Norma Bell. Second row: Mr. Taylor, Betty Poole, Wanda Immel, Norma Wildermuth, Velma Hill, Norma Davis, Marilyn Carver, Joan Masters. Bottom row: Mary Jordan, Ruth Mitchem, Lorene Anderson, Ed Thomas, Vera Jones, Donna Mullen, Guila Rousch. . OFFICERS President .....,...,......,... .......,..,.......,,rrrr.r,..lr,...,rr...........,... E dwin Thomas Vice President ,........... .,...,......,...... V era Jones Secretary ......,,,..,.,, ...,..,. L orene Anderson Treasurer .,r.rr.., ...,...... R uth Mitchem Advisor ......,,,r errrrer.,,,,.. M r. Taylor E761 Junior Commercial Club adds to vtetrola fnnd Interesting social functions held each semester. Top row: Betty McVay, Joan Smith, Marianna DeLong, Truda Nye. Second row: Miss Marsch, Evelyn McKnight, Raoma Schultheis, Janet Dobbins, Joan Duvall, Virginia Dennis, Barbara Bartlett. Bottom row: Delores Catlapp, Pauline McKnight, Bessie Whitney, Patty Boswell, Mary Seevers, Helen Hiener, Gloria Seevers. Not pictured: Patricia Poole. President ....,.,......,... Vice President ........ Secretary .,..,...... Treasurer ........... Reporter ....l.... Advisor .,o.,..o.o, OFFICERS Helen Hiener Patty Poole Janet Dobbins Gloria Seevers Virginia Dennis Miss Marsch E771 Tiger Tavern Control Board . . . redecorates tavern. Ping pong table and reading roorn added to recreation roorn. Top row: Shirley Smith, Patty Newton, Carolyn Hart, Joyce Lansley Julie Sturgiss. Second row: Tom DeLong, Jane Palmer, Marilyn Carver, Glenn Smith Jim Patterson, Jimmy Runkel. Bottom row: Joan Masters, Bernard Gregory, Bettie Scott. WSJ Senior I-Iigh School Choir . . . presents colorful spring concert. Christmas concert brings Yuletide pleasure. Top row: Marion Mills, John Herrlinger, Paul Casto, Richard Rose, Bob Toller, Stuart Runkel, Bob Schafer, Charles M. Wilson, Dave Price, Leslie Comedy, James Cooper, Joseph Thornton, Charles Pickering, Charles Schob. Fourth row: Jimmy Patterson, Pearl Allender, Reeves Patterson, Charles Wagner, Dale Thornton, Frances Palmer, Jane Palmer, Marilyn Henry, Mary Ash, Ruth Masters, Helen Hiener, Joann Maxson, Priscilla Cooke, Jerry Parlin, Martha Berg. Third row: Verna Blouir, Joanne Schramm, Ann James, Ella Rowell, Thelma Schneider, Joanne Pickering, Barbara Bartlett, Joan Brum, Betty McKnight, Judith Peavy, Esther Goldish, Barbara Matthews, Betty Spung, Jocelyn Morgan, Vernie Flowers. Second row: Miss Benson, Josephine Kanetf, Wanda Immel, Norma Wildermuth, Janet Dobbins, Gloria Stanley, Ruth Clift, Betty Swartz, Marie Sarver, Marie Warden, Jean Goodman, Joan Green, Marilyn Pooler, Lois Cutshaw, Robert Lemasters. Bottom row: Iris Hoskinson, Donna Berg, Velma Hill, Norma Davis, Truda Nye, Patty Smith, Letha O'Brien, Mary Jones, Ellen Elston, Suzanne Goe, Lela Gae Beren, Sara Wagner, Patty Davis. Not pictured: Bob McCain, Betty Poole. OFFICERS President ..,ss ..,,.......,., ......,.,..,..........,..,,....s,, ....,..,.i, P a u l Casto Vice President .,...,.... ......,... S uzanne Goe Librarian ............,,..... .....,..... B ob Schafer Conductress ........ ,,.,....... M iss Benson V791 Senior High Girls' Giee Club . . . presents annnal spring concert. Pop concert attracts large audience. Top row: Donna Berg, Pauline McKnight, Ruth Wheeler, Phyllis Goddard, Judy Peavy, Sally Meister, Jerry Parlin, Mary Jones, Patty Smith, Letha O'Brien. Third row: Ella Rowell, Josephine Kaneff, Betty Spung, Betty Poole, Wanda Immel, Norma Wildermuth, Helen Hiener, Betty Schwarz, Nora Steed, Marlene Stanley, Patty Stroud. Second row: Patty Davis, Jocelyn Morgan, Marilyn Pooler, Lois Cutshaw, Marie Sarver, Jean Goodman, Mary Lou Sands, Mary Helen Graham, Joan Hunter, Marianne DeLong, Frances McVay. Bottom row: Thelma Schneider, Marie Warden, Doris Catlapp, Geraldine Ames, Betty McVay, Evelyn McKnight, Verna Blouer, Martha Berg, Ann James, Joanne Schramm, Jeanne Roush. OFFICERS President ................,,. ............,,..,....r..............,..,,,,,............ S uzanne Goe Vice President .......... .....,,,,., M ary Helen Graham Librarian ............. ,,.,,..,......,.......,,. A nn James i801 Senior I-ligh Girls' Glee Club . . . presents colorful Christ- mas concert. Sing for Washington County Music Festival. Top row: Joan Williams, Mary Campbell, Bessie Whitney, Herma John- son, Truda Nye, Donna Robinson, Marilyn Henry, Jane Palmer, Mary Ash, Louise Babb, Ella Warden, Dorothea Clark. Third row: Carolyn Carter, Leona Benedict, Joan Smith, Ruth Masters, Joan Brum, Joan Pickering, Priscilla Cooke, Esther Goldish, Barbara Matthews, Norma Davis, Frances Palmer. Second row: Bonnie Benedict, Iris Hoskinson, Velma Hill, Ellen Elston, Suzanne Goe, Lela Gae Beren, Donna Seevers, Ruth Clift, Patricia Boswell, Ireta Anderson, Gloria Stanley. Bottom row: Vera Farley, Martha Kuhn, Betty McKnight, Joan Green, Rose Daugherty, Nancy Sturm, Sara Wagner, Martha Devol, Barbara Bartlett, Janet Dobbins. ' Not pictured: Donna Price, Eleanor Raeuber, Phyllis Rhodes, Helen Joan Smith, Cynthia Summers, Margaret Wittekind, Corda Rae Dennis, Mary Jane Devol, Muriel Griliiths, Imogene Hutchinson, Joann Maxson, Rose Mugrage. E311 Ninth Grade Girls' Glee Club . . . sings at Christmas assembly. Participates iii Wasliiiigtoii County Music Festival. Top row: Marian Perdew, Georgia McFarland, Eleanor Warren, Betty Waterman, May Thrasher, Joanne Wallace. Second row: Anne oles, Mary Myers, Patsy Weihl, Peggy Otto, Betty Best, Joyce Henninger, Jean McClure, Kathleen Huggins, Joan Carpenter. Third row: Anne Boles, Mary Myers, Patsy Weihl, Peggy Otto, Betty Best, Joyce Henninger, Jean McClure, Kathleen Huggins, Joan Carpenter. Second row: Luella Bell, Agnes Pape, Joan Fulton, Baunelle Blume, Betty Lou Clark, Bonnie Miller, Pat Flowers, Darlene Hinton, Betty Strickler, Donna Burkhead. Bottom row: Lois Flemming, Julie Sturgiss, Joyce Lansley, Josephine Hoff, Donna Dailey, Irene Clark, Marilyn Mains, Mary Stoehr, Jean Holden, Betty Jo Leonhart. Not pictured: Joan Belleville, Mary Dye, May Kanetf, Mary Kern, Ger- aldine Van Wey. OFFICERS President .....,,,.,,,,,,...., Pee..,eeee,,...,,...,.............,....,,,..... J oyce Henninger Vice President ,,.,,. ....,. ...,...,....,,,,,....,..,,,,,...,,.. ,.,.,,,.,, J u l ie Sturgiss Librarians ..,,,....,... .,..,... J oyce Lansley and Betty Best Conductress ......,,, ...............,,.......,....,.,.........,.. M iss Benson l82l Ei hth Gracie Girls' Glee Club . . . sings for Christmas assembly and Washington County Music Festival. Top row: Joy Cisler, Patsy Pettit, June Immel, Nancy True, Marilyn Skipton, Naomi Treadway, Rita Devol, Kathryn Briggs, Nancy Schob, Mollie Burdette, Margaret Davis, Barbara Neely, Marjorie Ward, Frances Watters, Janet Wilson, Mary Grace Wittekind, Donna Frazier, Nancy Beagle, Ruth Greschner, Janice Rake, Dene Carpenter, Mary Margaret Erb, Joanne Brown, Wilma Wright. Third row: Sue Dobbins, Jean Krause, Betty Lindamood, Marcial Curtins, Lois Graham, Shirley Hannon, Helen Harman, Marya Mason, Lois Sam- ples, Flora Kampmeier, Rebecca Gray, Joan Gainer, Shirley Jackson. Second row: Beth Pennock, Betty Rollyson, Kathleen Rinehart, Doris Enright, Geraldine Stalnaker, Norma Parlin, Jane Mobley, Patty Pape, Margaret Laflin, Marilyn Lancaster, Janice Kahrig, Marlene McCauley. Bottom row: Marilyn Schramm, Fay Jones, Betty Hupp, Betty Shears, Joan Schafer, Charlotte Miller, Jeanette Rumbold, Delores Bee, Mae Tucker, Patty Rake, Thelma Sarver, Helen Miller. Not pictured: Garnet Mugrage. OFFICERS President ..........,..,..,. i,,....,..............,................, ..,,..,,... J e an Krause Vice President ,.......,,. .,,...,.,.,...,...,.,,....... N ancy Beagle Librarian ,,..,i.,,,,,...,.c ,.,,,,,,, M ary Grace Wittekind COI1duCtI'eSS ............ ...., .................,.. M i ss Benson E831 Seventh Grade Girls' Glee Club . . . sings for Christmas assembly. Lenol talent to Washington County Music Festival. Top row: Barbara Alexander, Sheila Nichols, Norma Proctor, Sally Far- ley, Joyce Ball, Rita Martin, Virgene Graham, Charlene Stephan, Joann Smith, Ireta Anders, Evelyn Shimp, Marlene Andris, Joretta Sprague, Lucy Fleming, Anne Siedenberg, Nellie Huntsman, Shirley Berg, Evelyn Pitts, Louise Adams. Second row: Janet Casto, Ruth Hansley, Jane Edwards, Nancy Williams, Joan Bay, Thelma Shimp, Leota Ullman, Shirley Middleswart, Patty Jo Windom, Marlene Weber, June Milam, Patsy Noe. Third row: Jane Medley, Frances Sayre, Gloria Campbell, Alice Crum- bley, Dorothy Carpenter, Katherine Sparks, Nellie Johnson, Sara Farley, Nyla Mason, Sue Mehlberg, Jean Thompson, Sally Reed. Bottom row: Carol Jean Van Wey, Julia Sayre, Rae Carol Haas, Jeannine Bishman, Freda Wright, Sarah Hayes, Shirley McCain, Frankie Lowe, Ruth Ganson, Mary Don, Charlene Lane, Katherine Biehl. Not pictured: Anne DeLong, Shirley Devol, Sue Humston, Jean Jeffers, Judith Myers, Norma Neville, Shirley Rumbold. OFFICERS President ....,,.....,..... ,..........,,.,......,,....,....,....,....,, B arbara Alexander Vice President ........, .........,,....... N yla Mason Librarian ...........,, .......... J anet Casto Conductress .........., ,.,.,.. M iss Benson E841 P - 1 Girls Ensemble . . . sings for loeal service clubs. Represents 'vocal groaps in radio program over WMOA. Top row: Betty Spung, Norma Wildermuth, Frances Palmer, Norma Davis, Joann Maxson, Suzanne Goe, Lela Gae Beren. Bottom row: Marilyn Pooler, Lois Cutshaw, Jean Goodman. Ninth Grade Boys, Ensemble . . . sings for civic organi- zations. Spreacls gnletiole pleasure at Christmas assembly. Standing: Bob Davis, David Eisenman. Seated: Dave Drennen, Bill Siddall, Ralph Householder, Richard McVay, Joe Fritz. Not pictured: John Farley. Officers: President, Joe Fritz, Librarian, Ralph Householder. l85l M. l-I. S. Band . . . has very successful year. Band traveled to Parkersburg, Cambridge and Lancaster to put on gala half-time performances! E. O. T. A. concert well received. Concert band presents concert in Woodsjield. Annual winter concert held February 27. Top row: Beman Thompson, Charles Hess, Walter Vllegmiller, Tom Haddox, Nelson Boyd, Downer Boley, Herbie Smith, Harold Mullen. Sixth row: Stanley Harman, Barbara Crawford, Joe Haddox, Nancy Schob, Rachel Rankin, Betty King, Alice McMillan, Allen Myers, Jim Hall, ,Mary Jones, Carlton Schramm, Brady Seeley, Bill Carleton, Jean Reed, Beryl Dobbins. Fifth row: Patty Fleming, Geneva Roach, Leslie Comedy, Norman Mobley, Dewey Mobley, Georgia McFarlan, Leroy Slusser, Ervin Harris, Dean Shepherd, John Knox, Donna Berg, Billy Heldman, Marilyn Mains, Nancy Davis. Fourth row: Ted Bole, Carl Bradford, Alan Edwards, Jack Carleton, Pressley White, Jim Schweikert, Larry Herdman, Bill Thompson, Arthur Haddad, Bob Schafer, John Chalfant, Richard Rose, Bobbie Covell, Robert Riddle, Harold Miller, Don Baker, Barbara Gearhart, Martha Curtis. Third row: Ronald Lynch, Betty Hupp, Jane Mobley, Marlene McCauley, 'Betty Ann Edwards, Ann Fulmer, June LaFaber, Barbara Seyler, Sydney Heldman, Sally Flem- ing, Joan Beaver, Marjorie Ward, Barbara Fulmer, Ann Wiemers, Barbara Hune, Charlene Neely, Judy Beiserf Second row: Margaret Lailin, Nancy Beagle, Jim Patterson, Barbara Biehl, Charles M. Wilson, Bruce DeMoll, Sue Nelson, Deborah Smith, Judy Heslop, Billy Weihl, Patty Hammond, Roger French, Philson Cross, Dan Brittigan, Dave Price, Bill Lowe, Larry Miller. Bottom row: Sharon Nunn, Carolyn Young, Virginia Lane, Sarah Racer, Lois Cut- shaw, Mary Stoehr, Janet Wilson, Phyllis Schramm, Ronald Rummer, Jack Carmichael, Wanda Keerps, Jack Blair, John Smoot, Glenn Smith, Eddie Davis, Joan Kuhn, Janice Kahrig, Suzanne Hammond, Marilyn Myers, Marilyn Pooler, Carolyn Hart, Sara Muscari, Margaret Williamson. Majorettes: Top row: Charlotte Seyler, Isabelle Westerman, Marynelle Newton, Shirley Smith. Second row: June Shimer, Barbara Powell, Darlene Middleswart, Mary Weihl. Bottom row: Marguerite Karcher, Camille Cochran, Patty Weihl, Marjorie Willison. Not pictured: Joan Cheeseman. Officers: President, Larry Miller, Vice President, Phyllis Schrammg Secretary and Treasurer, Bruce DeMoll, Conductor, Mr. Ritter. l86l Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys' Glee Club s County Music Festival. Takes part in Christmas assembly. . . Q sings at Washington Top row: Dean Hinton, Bill McVay, Jim Brasington, Mike Hannan, Roger French, Ronnie Mosher, Bob Ballentine, Ronald Casto, Gene Bowen. Third row: Bill Sprague, Ted Bole, Carl Carpenter, Paul Kehl, Bardill Hess, Bob Hendershot, Glenn Sprague, James King. Second row: Herbert Williams, Ronald Lynch, James Bertram, Donald Haddad, .Alan Edwards, Joseph Muskat, Robert Tebay, Don Lowe, Bill Cisler. Bottom row: Gary Goodwin, Beryl Dobbins, James Steed, Jerry McNutt, Dick Britton, Ralph Lankford, Randall Sprague, Mac James, Bob Berry, Jim Sams. Not in picture: David Wilson, Bud Patterson, Paul Garrison, Charles Grayson, David Smith, Dale Farrell, Ray Harris, Chester Hall, Ronald Lankford, David Angert, Pat Sturgiss, Melvin Huggins. OFFICERS President ........,,,..... ..........,.......,..,..,..,.,....,,......,...,,............ R onald Casto Vice President ........ ..,...., A lan Edwards Librarian ........... ,,...... D ick Britton Conductress .......... .,...... M iss Benson E871 TYGFICIC Squad . . . directs parking at basket- ball games. This organization exemplifies school service. Left to right: Ray Berry, Bradley Forshey, Douglas Eddy, Donald Schrader, Larry Bartmess, William Farnsworth, Mr. Swartz, Tom Casto, James Bertram, Tom Schrader, Bob Parlin. Those not pictured: Bruce Tebay, Paul D. Hill. Advisor ................................................................................ Mr. Swartz .e . projection . . . presents hoorl movies for staolerlts' ehtertammeht. These boys operate eclacatiorlal films for various classes. Top row: Keith Brum, Dale Gerken, Ralph Dunbargerf Carl Schilling, Paul Zimmer. Third row: Norman Lauer, Earl Smith, Jr., Paul Rinehart, Hugh Coffman, Larry Dailey. Second row: Mr. McClure, Weldon Weber, Bill Harrington, Charles Pickering, Donald Erlz, .lim Schweikert, Randall Cline. Bottom row: Harold Thomas,'David Cross, Harry Thomas, Lewis Simmons, Max Carr, Frank Bartlett. Advlsor .............................................................................. Mr. McClure E881 Captains Paul Casto, Bill Rowekamp, arid Tom Stacy point with pride to the records of Marietta teams in . . . ATHLETICS D391 COGCIWSS Standing: Messrs. Casillo, Rosenbusch, Basrak, Hiebel, and McClure. Seated: Messrs. Sutton, Glazier, Annasenz, and Bolin. Football coaching staff greatly improved by addition of new back- field coach, James Casillo. Along with Basrak and other assistants, Annasenz, Bolin, and Hiebel, give high school one of best football coach- ing staffs in the state. Marietta's basketball coaching staff headed by Squat Sutton and ably assisted by Messrs. McClure, Duvall, Rosenbusch, and Hiebel pile successful record over many years. Teams put out by these. men have been known as great teams throughout the state. Their teams promise to be better in the future with expansion of Junior High basketball program. In the last five years track coaching staff of Marietta High School greatly improves track program. Last year's track team puts another feather in Cliff Glazier's hat by proving to be the best in the history of the high school. McClure moves up to Faculty Manager when Mullenix is named principal. Difficult job of filling Fred's shoes easily accomplished by Mac. E901 1 Varsity Football - . . . This gear's team was inexperienced and as green as the stadium grass. H oweoer, the boys played better ball than the record shows. Parkersburg returned to schedule. Rowelcamp made all COL, mentioned on All-State, and elected to play in North-South All Star game this summer. Seventy-seven boys reported for practice. Largest number ever to report for first practice. SCHEDULE Marietta Opponents Ravenswood . ttttt Home 26 14 Parkersburg ,,,,.....,. Away 0 26 Dover ...........,.. ,,....,,... A Way 8 0 Coshocton ,,..,.., , ....,,.., Home 13 14 Cambridge ..,..... .,....,,... A Way 19 13 Zanesville ...,t,tt ..,,,..,... H orne 0 21 Lancaster .,,t.,.. .,.t..,.,. A Way 0 19 Mt. Vernon .,..,,..... Home 14 14 Newark ..,.......t.............. ...,,......,,...... H ome 6 20 Total Pomts ,,.,,......,.,.,.....,....,.. ,,,.,,,,. E E Record: Won 3, lost 5, tied 1. E911 Varsity Football Varsity Football Qeserve Football . . . team has larger schedule than usual. Played six games. Won one ,' lost five. Under abil- ity of Coach Bob Annasenz team showed good prospects for next year's varsity. Mainstays of the backfield were: Schroeder, Swaney, and Skipton. On the line, Sutton, Wanzo, Wlttekind, Schenhel played fine ball. Marietta Opponents Logan ,,t,t.ssst.t,, Home Parkersburg Away Caldwell .....,........ ,s.. S .. Away St. Marys ,ccc,,.. ........ A way ' St. Marys .............. ....,... H ome Parkersburg Home E941 Junior I-ligh Football . . . program greatlg expanded this gear. More boys reported this gear than ever before to learn the fundamentals of the game. Because of this fact Marietta's teams should be much better in the future. Top row: Mr. Hiebel, Glenn Sprague, Delmer Carpenter, Bill Siddall, Dwight Waggoner, Mike Hannah, Donald Young, Arthur Miller, Jack Farley, Ellsworth McElfresh. Third row: Randall Sprague, Ronald Mosher, Harold Miller, Ronnie Lankford, Jack Cundiff, Jerry McNutt, John Dow, Joe Moyers, James Johnson, Leroy Taylor. r Second row: Jackie Cheeseman, Ralph Lankford, Gary Goodman, Bennie Cain, Charles Otto, Douglas Rowland, Ronald Lennington, Dick Britton, Bernard Young. First row: Jim Delong, Berl Stalnaker, Ronald Weethee, Ronald Casto, Paul Hale, Buddy Patterson, James King, Robert Valentine. E951 Varsity Basketball . . . Tigers starteol the season with only two regulars from past season, Tom Stacy and Bill Rowekamp. Team lacked height and speed, bitt what it laokeol in these departments was made ap in teamwork, passing, and shooting abilitg. Rowekamp made all C. O. L., and Stacy received honorable mention. Lost to Hillsboro in semi-finals in the Southeastern District Tournament. Stacy, Rowekamp, Bowles, Weinstock, Miller, Casto, and Dutton will be lost through gaduation. Woodsfield ...,,,... Dover .1 ...................,..,. Nelsonville .....,.........,,.. .,....... Lancaster .....................,.....,........ Columbus South Newark .......,.........,... Columbus East J Canton Timken .......,,,,...,...,.. Columbus Linden Zanesville ..................,................. Pomeroy .......,.. Ironton .i,,..., SCHEDULE 671119. 23 34 25 38 46 45 26 54 37 31 Cambridge ...,....,,.. .....,,,... Coshocton .......,....... ........... Parkersburg Dover ................... ........... Lancaster ......... ,.....,..,, Newark ,........, i...,,. Parkersburg Zanesville .......,, ....,...... Coshocton ......,.. ..,........ Cambridge .,,.i...... ..,....,... TOURNAMENT 30 36 Hillsboro ........, ,.,...,.... Greenfield .,....... ...,....... Won 163 lost 8. E961 Opp. 32 46 32 27 44 39 37 49 36 50 55 48 Varsity Basketball Qeserve Basketball . . . This year the Reserve team was under the direction of Mac M cCZure. Altough their won and lost record is not too impressive, the boys played much more experienced teams. The squad was made up of such out- standing sophomores as: H endershot, White, der, Haddooc, Skipton, and Wilson. Woodsfleld ....... Dover ............., Nelsonvllle ,,...,..,....,... .,,,,,.,.. Lancaster .........,,.......,,,.,,............ Columbus South Newark .................,,.... ...,..,,.. Lawrence ,..,,...., Vlncent ...,.....,, Shade .........,.... Zanesville ,...,..,,, Thompson, Schroe- SCHEDULE Opp. M. Opp. 23 Cambridge ,,...,.... ........ 3 4 19 26 Parkersburg .,....... ...... 4 0 34 15 Coshocton ......,...... ,....... 2 6 57 21 Dover .........,.,.,,.. ........ 3 0 32 34 Lancaster ........ ........ 2 0 32 26 Newark .,....,,..,..... .,...... 2 1 22 31 Parkersburg .,,,...., ,.,,,,.. 4 3 23 22 Zanesville .........,.. .,...... 2 7 32 36 Coshocton ..,,......... .,...,,. 1 8 39 47 Cambridge ....,.... ........ 2 6 38 Won 7g lost 13. E981 Ninth Grade Basketball . . . squad closed its regular season with a record of nine games won and one lost. Coach Bert DuoaZl's boys showed promise for the future. Outstanding players were Rijfle, Drennen, Schenkel, Wilson, Davis, Karcher, Kidd, and Wagner. SCHEDULE Marietta .ss,,,. ........... 1 6 Belpre Reserves .,ss,.....,. ,....,..,.c 2 7 Marietta ,...,.. .....,..,.. 2 9 Lawrence Reserves .ee....,... ....,...... 2 8 Marietta ......, ,,......... 2 7 Vincent Reserves .......,,.,...,,,........ ,..,......, 2 2 Marietta ,...... ...,.c,.... 2 0 Gilman Avenue Church .,..i,.,...,..................,,,i.. 10 Marietta .....,, .,......... 4 3 St. Mary's Reserves .....,...................,............,..,.,. 7 Marietta ,..,,.. .....,...,. 3 0 Parkersburg Washington Junior High 18 Marietta ....... ........,.. 2 5 Gilman Avenue Methodist Church .....,... 22 Marietta ....... .,.....,... 5 0 Sand Hill Methodist Church ........,,,..,.......... 16 Marietta .....,. ........... 2 4 Gilman Avenue Methodist Church ,........ 15 Marietta .....,. ...,...,.,. 3 0 St. Mary's Reserves .....,,...........,.............,, ...... 5 JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT Marietta ,i...... ..........,.,... 1 8 Zanesville Roosevelt ......,c ,........... 2 0 ' E991 Track -I-ea m, IQLL7 . . . most outstanding in school's history. Team adds fifteen trophies to school showcases, wins eighty-six medals and fifty yards of ribbon. Breaks fonr school records and four records in district. Bottom row: Bill Drennan, Harry Hauser, Joe Oppe, Dick Wenzel, Charles Wagner, Tom Delong, Charles Skipton, Herb Davis, George Lansley, Dave Burke, Paul Hill, Bill Schmelzenbach. Second row: Paul Metts, George Hendershot, Pearl Allender, Junior Fitzgerald, John Jarvis, Kenny Thomas, Paul Casto, Dick NVittekind, Berry Sutton, Stuart Runkel, Kenneth Carver. Top row: Coach Glazier, Paul Atwell, Dick Rose, Shep. Humston, Charles Theobald, Dick Williams, Dick Brown, Edsel Vllalters, Coach Bolin, Coach Annsenz. 1 TRACK SUMMARY Team Won five major meet championships. School Records Mile Run ........., .,....... D ick Rose ..,,..,.,.,..,.....,..,.,.., ,...,.. 4 231.2 Discus .......,.,........... ......... J ohn Jarvis .......................................,....................,................. 146' 9 High Hurdles ....,.. ......... K enny Thomas ,..........,.................,,....,.................,.,,,,.,,..,............ 15.5 880 Relay ............. ,......... C asto, Lansley, Davis, and Schmelzenbach 1134.4 S. E. District Records Mile Run .............. ....,,... D ick Rose ..................................... ....... 4 238.6 High Hurdles .....,. .......... K enny Thomas .....................,.,..,....................................,,.,........... 16.1 Discus .......,,.......................,....,, . John Jarvis ,..................,....,, . ,........,......................................... 146' 9 Mile Relay ....,.,,.,.,,,.............. Wittekind, Hill, Lansley, and Drennan ,.,......... 3139.6 Dick Rose and Dick Brown were placed on the all-state team. Dual Meet-Won by Marietta. over Newark 16 to 39. District Meet, Springfield-Charles Theobald placed eighth. 51001 , Dual Meet Dual Meet Huntington Relays Dual Meet Ohio Wesleyan Relays Newark Relays C. O. L. Meet Muskingum Relays S. E. District Central Ohio Valley Night Relays State Meet TRACK 1947 Marietta .................... 86 Parkersburg ...... ...,. Marietta ...........,.....,.. 79 Newark ...................... 1. Marietta .................... 79 5. Columbus West ........ 2. Huntington Central .. 55.5 6. Charleston High ..... . 3. Charleston Stonewall 46 7. Louisville QKy.J Male Marietta .................... 90 Zanesville .................. Marietta placed 7th with 7 points. 1. Springfield .................. 62.5 2. Columbus Central .... 57 3. Akron North .............. 26.5 4. Marietta .............,...... 23 5. Columbus East .......... 16.5 1. Marietta .......,............ 85 2. Newark ............. ...... 5 9.5 3. Zanesville ...... ...... 2 8 1. Marietta .................... 65.7 2. Martins Ferry ,......... 48.9 3 4 . Newark ............,......... 37.5 . Linsly Institute ,,.,,,,, 23 1. Illarietta .,.................. 103.5 2. Chillicothe .......,. ..... 7 8 3. Portsmouth ................ 18 1. Marietta .................... 2. Stonewall Jackson .... 4. . Bellaire ...................... 46 32 3 Huntington Central.. 28 ' 19 5. Linsly Institute ,,,,,,.. 18 Mansfield .....,.............. Bexley ........................ Linden McKinley ...... Newark ...................... Mt. Vernon ..... Cambridge ....... Dover ............ Bellaire .............. Cambridge .......... Mingo Junction Ironton ................ Hillsboro ......... Nelsonville ........ Parkersburg .............. Wheeling High Charleston .........,..,..... South Charlesto Il 53 39 31 26 25 28 14 12 12 11 27 12 10.5 21 16.2 13 15 8.5 4 17.5 14 13.5 1 Marietta placed 9th with 8 points. Mile Run-Dick Rose second place, 4 points. Discus-John Jarvis, fifth place, 1 point 5 Pole Vault--Dick Brown tied for second, 3 points. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Arthur V. Miller, Joe Babcock, Don McCain, Carl Taylor, Gaylord Hendricks, Gene Mathews, Don Eros, Bob McVay, Perl Allendar. Not in picture: Charles Theobald, and Coach Glazier. l 11011 M Association Top row: Bob Dye, Bob McCracken, Fred Powell, Harold Sheppard, Dick Dutton, Kenneth Carver, Charles Theobald, Third row: Hal Chamberlain, Dick Wittekind, Ray Mackey, Glen Doebere-iner, Bernard Gregory, Dave Cross, Paul Casto, Joe Oppe, Charles Immel. Second row: Charles Skipton, Paul Hill, Paul Rinehart, John Estes, Larry Miller, Don Weinstock, Paul Bowles, Norman Mobley. Bottom row: Earl Morris, Sheppard Humston, Dick Buzzard, Dick Wenzel, Tom Stacy, Charles Schob, Tom DeLong, Stuart Runkel. Not pictured: Lincoln Hess, Junior Fitzgerald, Jack Burton, Bill Rowekamp. C:i'lG9l'iS6CiSI'S Patty Newton, Rosemary Hartman, Marilyn Rose, Joan Masters, Barbara Gramkow. Not pictured: Bonnie Orr. fiozj Cecil arid Cecelia returrt home after a memor able first clay at Marietta High School. 51031 104 FEATUQES UO51 The Seniors Select Most likely to succeed: Most dignified: Best personality : Best orator: Friendliest: Best looking: Cutest: Most popular: Hardest worker: Class flirt: Best atlilete: Wittiest: Most cheerful: Best dressed.' Sniootliest dancer: Cutest couple: Best actor: Best student: Boy Maynard Mansfield Charles Schob John Herrlinger Harold Mathers Tom Stacy Woodson Hays Maynard Mansfield Charles Schob Paul Casto Tom Stacy Woodson Hays Junior Fitzgerald Junior Fitzgerald Woodson Hays Woodson Hays Paul Casto Maynard Mansfield Norman Mobley Larry Miller Paul Casto Bill Rowekamp Paul Casto Lincoln Hess Paul Hill Lincoln Hess Tom Stacy Junior Fitzgerald Jack Burton Larry Miller Bill Rovvekamp Bill Rovvekamp Don Weinstock Paul Hill Larry Miller Maynard Mansfield John Herrlinger g1o6J Girl Polly Huling Phyllis Schramm Judy Heslop Polly Huling Marilyn Carver Phyllis Schramm Joann Maxson Lela Gae Beren Marilyn Carver Mary Lou Sands Marilyn Carver Camille Cochran Barbara Powell Mary Lou Sands Marilyn Carver Joan Masters Polly Huling Lela Gae Beren Marilyn Rose Virginia Haley Mary M. Morris Betty Needham Marilyn Rose Vera Jones Vera Jones Marilyn Carver Camille Cochran Sarah Jane Racer Barbara Powell Joan Masters Joan Masters Virginia Haley Phyllis Schramm Lela Gae Beren Polly Huling Ruth Mitchem 'K Senior Class Song Oh, Marietta, always true, We lift our voice in praise of you. While our eyes are dimmed with tears, We bid farewell to carefree years. And though we leave thy sheltering walls, Our thoughts will still be of these halls, Remembering the things we've done, As we leave thee, one by one. Flower: White Camelia Colors: Blue and Gold Motto: Know Thyself Senior Songs Come Josephine in My Flying Machine ....,...,.... ................,...... H ays Sentimental Journey ............,..,,..,..,,i....,.....,...,............. ......... A Processional That's My Desire .....,.........,, ,ss.si,,,,,i.,,.., ...,,,. G r aduation I Wish I Didn't Love You So I ,L ..,,....,,.,,s......,. .. Me As Years Go By ,.,.,,,,,,,...,,,si.i..,......... ss....,..., M emories In My Merry Oldsmobile ....i... ,,oi.,,.,.....,sss.ss,... M ary Wiehl Indian Love Call .....,.........,,.,s,., .,,s,s,ssl,ss......li,,,....... L eo Ferrell High on a Windy Hill .,V,, ..,,..,., M arietta High School Do I Worry? .,....,.,........,,....,...,,,..... ........... E very Six Weeks Papa Don't Preach to Me .,sso,. s..o.,so,i. M r. Schweikert Night and Day ,.,,,..,,,. ,,so.s,,...,... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H o mework Smoke, Smoke, Smoke ,.....,ss.,,.. Serenade of the Bells .osss ,s..,.ss,oo ..l. As Close as Pages in a Book ,sooos 'a Brum s 4:00 P. M. Pud 'n' Ellen Deep Purple ....,...........,..............,..,,.,s.. .,,,...,, F ootball Team Don't Tell Me .,,,.,Yo,ooos..,,,......s,.., l...,,s.,sso.,......, ,,,,,YYlll,l,lllllsssl,, E X ams Time On My Hands .i...o,...,..,........,.....,.......,,,, sl.,,... S tudy Hall The Best Things in Life are Free ...,.,ssss, .osis,sss. E ducation A Day Never Passes ...,,.,....,...iss,ss,so.iiAi,,,,,..........,,.,..,,,. l,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, S chool We Have Nothing To Remember So Far ,osss .......... C lass of '48 Home, Sweet Home .......... .... ..,,,,,,,.,,.......i,si.is.so,,..s .,....,....,...,.........,,,,..,,, D a v id Pfaff Blues in the Night ,,,,,,s sosss,l.....s.,.l..li.,,.,,,.,,,,,, T rigonometry Pass That Peace Pipe .,,. ossso,,,s.s. M asters and Rowekamp I'l1 Get By ..,..,.........,.......,.............., ............................ F red Mullenix Darktown Poker Club .,,,,,....i.. ,..,...... P faff's Basement A Trip on a Geyhound Bus .,,,, ,ioooso...,,.,,.ll, B ill Putnam fiom P Can You Imagine .... 51081 Can Vou lmagh i G .... D091 Damn the torpedoes WEATHER REPORT Rising wind fol 1 d b me' 1So much for the Weather R port J is , ' Y owe y rising full Spggd skirts, followed by aheadf' ' . Q- Marietta, Ohio, May 28, 1968 What Twenty Years Has Done For The Class Of 1948 Twenty years ago there graduated from the renowned halls and classrooms of ivy- covcred steeped-in-tradition M. H. S., the Class of 1948. This writer thought it would be interesting to see just how Fate had treated this group twenty years after they had ventured forth to face the cold competition of life! With the unfailing support of our editor, Don Parker, B.A., Ph.D., B.O., we have turned up the following: C. William Schob: On the road with his minstrel show. Leading blues singer. Quotes Mr. Schob, 'KI wus shafted! fWe do miss Al Jolson. Ed.J Bill Rowekarnp: Coaching the Sing Sing Counterfeiters football team. Origina- tor of the Fake Buck. fTake off your helmet and show the team what a real block looks like! Ed.J Paul Rinehart: Gentleman farmer. The only thing he ever raised was his hat. Larry Miller: High diver. His most outstanding feat Qbesides the ones he walks onj is a sensational 20,000 foot dive into a damp dishrag! Mr. Miller says, It's not the fall, it's the sudden stop. Tom Stacy: Serving life for murder. He wrung out Miller's dishrag. CGood old Tom! Anything for a laugh! Ed.j John Herrlinger: The emminent novel- ist. Author of How to Do Nothing in No Time at All. Lincoln Hess: Set a new automotive speed record 748.93 M. P. H. fFord, of courselj Says Hess, I knew I'd beat that light! Griffiths says, Yes, but the new Chrysler 1' fOh, shut up, Grif- fiths! Ed.l Paul Hill: Steel nerved test pilot at a tricycle factory. fSmokes Camelsj Jack flleadeyej Barton: Big game hunter in darkest Africa. The animals take one look and come in with their hands up. John Micscari: Playing second wash- board with Spike Jones. Jiin Stewart: Big time trapper in the far north. Says Jim, Brrrrrr! Tom Siddall and Glen Doebereiner: Manufacture cough drops together. Don Weinstock: Lost three pounds. Polly Haling: Disc jockey on WMOA. Honest John Landsittle: In a sanit- tarium following a neivous breakdown. Can't get a grip on himself because he's afraid he'll leave fingerprints. Dean Laaer: Thrown out of the sub- marine service because he likcd to sleep with the windows open. . . . through our Horses and Women Department . . . Lila King and Josephine Kaneff: So close together they're using their heads as bookends. Gail McCla-ve: Chief test pilot at Lock- heed. Camille C'ochran.' Miss America 1948- 49-50-51. qsingox Ed.J Virginia Haley: Runs a string of night clubs! Virginia Hanrlschnmacher: Bouncer at Haley's. Wanda Ifrzwnel: Big time bandit, known as Wicked Wanda. Lela Gae Beren: The first lady Presi- dent. Her husband writes My Day ! Frances Palmer: Noted Economist. Knows all about Prices! fWell, I liked it.J Barbara Powell: Bruising lady fullback with the Green Bay Packers. lGad! Such hip action! Ed.J Mary Lou Sands: Big business woman. this year that Congress. wrestler. De- hands down. Next week fights the champ, J. Schrned- rick. Judy Hcslop: Vocalist with Guy Lum- bago and his Boiled Arabians. Barbara Matthews: One of the leading figures in the U. N. O. today. fShe has the pop concession in the hall. Ed.J Went so far into the red she's being investigated by Phyllis Schrarnni: Lady feated Hairette Fleabus L11oJ Scholarship Test Results SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST County Rcmk 1 .,,.............. ........ M aynard Mansneld ................,.,......., 225 2 .,,...S .,,A.,.. B arbara Jean Matthews .......,...,... 212 4 ....... ...,..., J udith Ann Heslop ............,.,....,....,,. 198 5 ,,,.... .,...... M ary Lou Sands ...........w..,..... ..,,.... 1 90 6 .,.a,.. ,1,,..,. E llen Elston ..,......... ...1.e,. 1 95 6 .1..,., ee,,.w,, J ohn Herrlinger ,,...,,e . ...... 185 8 ....,., ......,, S uzanne Goe ,......e11e ,..,,... 1 84 9 ..,.A,4 .....,,. C arl Coler .......e..,,...............,.1....eA,. e,,.,... 1 83 9 .............,.e.1.,,.ew,.....,....,......... Paul Rinehart ..,,.v.......e,wv..V..,..,..,.,...,,.,,.., 183 9 ,.,,,................,................,,,.... Mary Margaret Sample ........ ...... 1 83 Honorable Mention John Muscari ..........,.......,....,..... ,,,ee,.. 1 82 Honorable Mention Lela Gae Beren .........,,....... ........ 1 80 Honorable Mention Priscilla Cooke .,..,......,.....,,.. ,....o,, 1 80 Honorable Mention Mary'Helen Graham .,,,....., ..,,,... 1 78 Honorable Mention Ruth Latimer ...,.,.,........l..,...................... 178 Marietta High School Seniors took fifteen of the first seventeen places in the county. PEPSI-COLA SCHOLARSHIP TEST State Decile National Dectle Alfred Griffiths .........,... ......,,....... 2 2 John H. Herrlinger ........ .....,,,.. 8 8 Jack Hupp .......,.,,..o..............,... ......i.r. 2 2 Maynard Mansfield ..,,,,.. ,,....,,.. 9 9 Ruth Mitchem ................ ,..,...... 5 5 Lucille Place ......,......o.,. ,,,,..,... 4 4 Mary Lou Sands .......... .,...,.,., 6 6 Charles Schob ........i.,,,. ,......... 3 4 Phyllis Schramm ....,..... ,,..,..... 6 6 James Stewart ...,.................,....,,..,,....,,...........,..,,...... 7 7 D. A. R. TEST Gail McClave placed ninth in the state. lflllj I1112 Poctrouize those who lwwe made this book possible by their . . . ADS First IN NEWS First IN ADVERTISING Zllhe Marietta Eailp Uliimes YO UR N eivspapern DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF ITS READERS AND ADVERTISERS First IN PICTURES First IN FEATURES Hopp Feed 8z Seed Store JOLLEY'S QUALITY FEED AND SEEDS I11Sll1'aI1C6 Agelwy, IHC- DAY OLD CHICKS ST. CLAIR BLDG. PHONE 1234 105 N. Third St. Phone 151 MARIETTA OHIO Cofmpliments of ARCHER AUTO PARTS 128 Front St.-Phone 2720 JEAN FROCKS Clotlies for the Teen-tigers Your good taste tells you to buy RICH- LOAF Productsg RICH-LOAF'S good taste has you asking for more. Try it at your grocers-TODAY! RICH-LOAF, INC. formerly RICHARDSON BAKING CO. THE BUCKEYE CLOTHING C0. One of Ohio's Finest Stores After the game to the SMOKE SHOP for refreshments and a game of Pocket Billiards 1 ..,..,..,..,..,........................ 1 COMPLIMENTS T0 THE CLASS OF 19!8 STADIUM OIL AND GAS ATLANTIC PRODUCTS THE BRICKWEDE BROTHERS CO. MARIETTA, OHIO Specialists in Dining Rooin Fiwnitiwe CONGRATULATIONS When you'Te out in Norwood AND stop in and see us. BEST WISHES o T Th Cl f 0 6 ass 0 mg WIRES RESTAURANT - Phone 1970 HILLTOP co F cTl0N1a Y MOTOR 553 g BIKE Third and Marion Streets Phone 1962 M3FI6tt3, OIIIO COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE FAMILY STORE WEST SIDE MEAT MARKET 109 PUTNAM STREET 227 GILMAN ST. PHONE 164 Coinpliinents MARIETTA ROLLER RINK-Fairgrounds, Marietta, Ohio Aineiiicofs No. II Spoiit I! ...Q ...g..g........g..g..g.....g..g..9..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..,..g..... ,.,,,,,,,, gl Congratulations to the Class of 1948 JOHN W. HEATH INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 239 Second St. Marietta, Ohio J. WITTLIG Fine Watches and Diamonds SINCE 1877 Compliments of Leo M. Emery EMERY,S CONFECTIONERY Opposite Lafayette Hotel KUEHN BROTHERS Firestone Tires Auto Supplies WALTER C. TRACY Fine Photographs DUNCAN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS And Machine Shop Service 161 FRONT ST. PHONES 11 AND 385 G EN, COMPLIMENTS of RE s P RMACY MOORES ' ' . Auto Accessories, Home supplies Pqnescwptwnb Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods Phone Front St. Seldon R. Fleming-Donald E. Flower, Owners 150-154 Front Street Marietta, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF CONNER'S GROCERY At Junction of 50 and 7 Marietta, Ohio COMPLIMENTS or CORRY'S 118 FRONT STREET Student Outfitters for 35 Years INTERNATIONAL DERRICK AND EQUIPMENT CO. Oil and Well Drilling Rigs and Tools 5..g..5..g ..gng..gng..Q..Q..Q..g...NQng..gug..Qug..gug..Q..9-4..3-.g..q..g.....g..g........q..g..g....g-.g..g..g GREENE STREET USED FURNITURE WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED FURNITURE 119 GREENE STREET PHONE 248 Compliments of HAROLD HADLEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 2.41, D. O. CURTIS 8z SON 179 Front Street Phone 1462 R Compliments of MA1Z1E55,2z0ZH1O D ?'i3Zgi'Q,',Z?Q2 QiCS YQfC?Zai?ZInQ 'eS RIVER GAS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Of ELBERFELDS in Marietta 113-115 PUTNAM STREET THE MARIETTA PAINT AND COLOR COMPANY Compliments of Crystal Spring Beverage Co. 320 Franklin Street Phone 1277 'SCOPPER PENNY Restaurant FOURTH AND WASHINGTON L. E. KEEIWN R 8z S SALES COMPANY Phonograph Distributors I New and Used Records Phonograph Rentals for Parties o Third and Butler Streets COMPLIMENTS OF MARIETTA ELECTRIC COMPANY 5..g..g...M5..gng...np.g..g..g..g..5..g..5..g..g..g..q.. . 5-q..g..g..g..g..5..g..g..g-.g..g.. Q.. ....... ..g..4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ...gag In ...ng Q..g..g..g..5........5ug..g..q..g..g..5.....g..g..g..Q..g..5..g..Q........g..g..g.........g..g..g Lx THE DIME SAVINGS SOCIETY ' Uno. 18712 100-102 FRONT STREET MARIETTA, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington Co. Farm Bureau , Co-operative Association C0mPD'mES of ' ' ' FARM MACHINERY, FEEDS, PETROLEUM BEAVER'S GRQCERY , PRODUCTS, LIME, PAINT, SEEDS, 2 FENCING' SEED CLEANING 841 GREENE ST. PHONE 1347-R 219 Third Street Marietta, Ohio 2 Compliments of COWLpl'i'I'I'LG7'LlfS of HL6 . . . Assoirs FROZEN cusmnn TIGER TEVERN U Your Recreation Center Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS . LONE PINE RESTAURANT to the Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCain Class of 1 .948 THE AIROLITE c01vIPANY GROCERIES .AND MEATS , THE PHOENIX MILL Co. EEED ' SEEDS ' DEDDDDE Flour, Feed and Grain Phfme 1126 Union Street Opposite B. Xz O. Depot CORNER THIRD AND SCAMMEL STS- COMPLIMENTS OF A O BOURMOROK Cmnpliments of Clover Farm Store 731 FRONT ST. PHONE 44 THE ClTlZEIITrglIEXIsl6fNAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . l5........... ..................-..........,........................................-....1....-....u....,....,...........................-..........-... ......-..5g x MARIETTA, OHIO Q O ....,..Q-.Q..,..,.....g...........4..............q.....4........,.....,..,........3................................,........,....................................g..g.....,..,........,.., Compliments of H. E. GERBER-Marietta's Largest Heating and Air Conditioning Contractor 1129 THIRD STREET, MARIETTA, OHIO - PHONE 1265 S DreSSeiQCSIsCaLcigSuitS Look to HANES for Fashion HITS I Eeofijli, JOHN W. EDGAR Maker of Men's Clothes 101 PUTNAM ST., SECOND FLOOR Phone 1249-Marietta, Ohio ANDERSON RADIO Where Radio is a Business Not a Sideline 197 FRONT STREET PHONE 2506 Compliments of ANDERSON'S DINER 125 GREENE ST. HENRY H. BAKER Jeweler OMEGA AND WALTHAM WATCHES PUTNAM BUILDING Compliments of HALL BROTHERS Ideal Gas 8a Electric CO. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 222 Putnam St.-Phone 382 Compliments of D. M. Winan'S SWAN HARDWARE Compliments of THE NEW FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARIETTA Member: Federal Reserve Bank - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Qg................ LI e x 2 5 : ! 5 I COMPLIMENTS OF THE CURTAIN SHOP Q Compliments of Compliments of me ' HII.I.TOP SERVICE STATION Corner Third and Marion Phone 387-J Peerless Tailors and Cleaners , Complzments of I FINKEL BROTHERS, Proprietors - CLEANING - PRESSING AND REPAIRING We Know How 219 SCAMMEL ST. PHONF or HILLTOP BARBER SHOP Come clown and see us in the summer. 2 MARIETTA TRUCK GROWERS ' ASSOCIATION Congratulations and Best Wishes DOUDNA 8z McCLURE Congfratulatlons to One and All Class of 1948 HOOD FUNERAL HOIVIE, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF CRYSTAL DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of HERBERT E. SHOOP 8z CO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Dime Savings Building-Phone 2707 Compliments of g HARRY E. PETTIT'S Buchanan Insurance Agency I Marietta, Ohio--Phone 1133 9 5 x a WARREN'S MARKET 219 Greene Street Phone 1420 FLANDERS BROS. INSURANCE Phone 242 Marietta, Ohio i',,.,,.,,.,,,,,. g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g -9-....g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g U Congratulations Class of 1948 I Compliments of LONE PINE TRUCK STOP The WORKINGMAN'S Store Phone 1947 107 GREENE STREET C Z, t f SUGDEN BOOK STORE ' ' 6 S 0 amp W n School and Office Supplies ST' 134 PUTNAM STREET LE . NORWOOD C ANERS Congratulations and Best Wishes Dry Cleaning . . . Pressing I 150 WELLS ST. PHONE 146 T0 the Class of 1948 MARIETTA, OHIO Q C. E. PETERS, Owner DAIRY PRODUCTS Say It With, 0 ANTONS' FLOWERS Any Time-Any Place-Any Occasion 114 Putnam Street Phone 407 SWA N LUMBER CO. 2EX2'g,'ff2fSi32E BERGEN BROTHERS 314 GREENE ST. PHONE 1973 V ELECTRICAL WORK Congratulations to the Class of 1948 GOODNIGHT MOTOR SALES CONTRACTORS 218 Viffjlgilieffg, Ohffone 614 307 Third Street Phone 318 USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Compliments of THE C. L. BAILEY GROCERY COMPANY ..g..g.....g. ..geq..gng..Q..g..5..g..g..5.....3..g..Q..g..g..Q-4.4-.g..Q.eg..Q..0.4..5ug..5..5.eg..3.....g.....3..g-.9.....g..g..g..g..q..5..g-.g- pegeeg.. V ERS Q t-E3 11,7 Jpfpdx U3 V Z , ?q ' FVREUE N F R -f a'ff D ' W SH S 5'-U 0 fg x T - 1 H ,j.QQf,EZjf,,cyf0Hl0 THE s RQ +-1?., vj3Z'i2ff'J V fa? ifii 2 Q Q 5 A ' Y aa 5 , Rfk' z it Q IC B TY N X N a ' LQ Ne Jeanne Wen' g, 0 ner an g V - First l omk Buildin, ' Z if ' i e e . PSN ' , E Comp W ents o 5 Z? P CILL HO X R Rix T e E HENLAR N ' Q . ar . ack n .ima ' - or 3 N mg' - ' y STIEJ o if Et 5 R ' - I QUA TYA hy ' CE j Nm 3 , W , r xp 11 aple 1 'K xx arietta, hio 'E N x X S Q u 70 xl O Ah lv f X C1 e E BAM ew M5 WWW Q N x V. XE IX V1 Coinpliinents of RUlVllVlER FLOOR SURFACING CO. 303 Virginia Street - Phone 239-M CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Class of 1948 ' BETTY ANN TEA ROOM H. J. Pfaff, Proprietor 436 Sixth at Wooster Phone 2389 RIDDLE'S Washington Confectionery Corner Washington and Fifth Best Wishes to the Class of 7948 MR. AND MRS. ERDEIKE E. RIDDLE Say It With . . . KIGER'S FLOWERS 270 Front St. Marietta, Ohio It Pays to Look Well HEYROCK'S BARBER SHOP Halrry O. Heyrock, Proprietor PEOPLES BANK BUILDING SECOND STREET UNION HARDWARE CO. Congratulations and Best Wishes 221 PUTNAM STREET PHONE 118 Marietta Oiiice Supply Co., Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE oFF1cE 219 Second Street Phone 2650 THE TIRE SHOP 207-209 SECOND ST PHONE 844 MARIETTA, OHIO I Headquarters for GENERAL SQUEEGEE Recapping - Vulcanizing Compliments of THE FRIENDLY STORE - S. S. KRESGE - 5c-10c-25c Compliments To The Class of 19,48 THE BARNES STORE-Marietta's Largest Clothiers Dress and Sportswear BOB ELSTON'S MARKET Groceries - Meats - Prodnee 330 Franklin Street Phone 181 ,dedmedut LOU'S BEAUTY sHoP 405 Third Street sms: 1575 Phone FREEERIPTILJNS Fl .-f Ano . . mm W mmm L0we's Super-Servlce Statlon DUDLEY'S FLOWER STURE SIEBERLING TIRES Third and Scammd Streets Complete Lubrication Service Phone 399 TELEPHONE 543 448 THIRD ST SCHRAMM 8z BRITTIGAN WUNDER SHOE STQRE Realtors Fine Shoes MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING TWEEDIES ENNA JETTICK MARIETTA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WRIGHT'S The B. S. Sprague Electric Co. Nut and Candy Shop MARIETTA' OHIO Nuts to Yon and Candy Toolt' GARMEN T SHOP Women's Pleasing Apparel JOHNNIEUS BARBER SHOP 1001 Greene Street Telephone 1347-J Opposite Post O-WCG Phone 85 228 Front Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from MARIETTA PARTS COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 178 Front Street Phone 2654 2 2 Qi ff? Be E2 .ig-+iNg-n--4-+ 5 BRU ARDI'k:- 224 PU AM BEET PHONE 1901 A -0--e--0--0-f0f-o--e--0--a--4no.-nno..0ug..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..... ,.....g..g..g...j if 6 i a Compliments of Phone 467 Vrooman Radio 8z Electric CO. Radios and Electrical Appliances 6 Guaranteed Service on All Makes 530 Fourth si., Marietta, Ohio-Phone 16 D G S BRADLEY P. VROOMAN Q Compliments of THE CRESCENT SUPPLY CO. Compliments of WAYNE'S MARKET 130 Maple St. Marietta, Ohio Compliments of OHIO VALLEY GROCERY CO. Compliments of The Putnam Avenue Restaurant 100 PUTNAM AVENUE 5 Phone 1128 MARIETTA, OHIO Compliments of . . . EMMETT W. HAAS I DOWN YFLAKE' mummc DOUGHN UT SHOP Opposite Museum Marietta' Oh 534 Fourth Street Phone 2676 Best Wishes from JOE C. HARTLINE 3 QUALITY FOOD STORE Mayor ' 407 Third Street Compliments of Phone 680 B 85 M C. RAKE C. VAN WEY FOURTH AND WASHINGTON PHONE 2542 g Congratulations to the Class of 1948 WAINWRIGHTS Will Welcome You for Music or Furniture 3 212 Putnam Street- Our Word is Your Guarantee , H1 .g..g..g.. ..g..gag..5.-9..g..g..g..g...g..g..g. ..g..g gag.. .g..g..g..g..g.. g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. . --9.4.4.-Q g..g..g.....g..LJ U xx ...,..,.. .,... ......,.. gg Over 46 Years of Banking Sewlcev ON TOP OF THE WORLD .... School days behind you . . . years of opportunity, adventure and achievement ahead I Congratulations, graduates-but remember that you still have much to learn about earning, spending and saving. We'd like to advise you in a practical, friendly Way-so that you can make your family proud of your businesslike use of your income from your first payday. MARIETTA Piggfgg o H 1 0 . I ANK ' 1 BELPRE BRANCH LOWELL BRANCH 'Belpre, Ohio C Lowell, Ohio MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN POTTERY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS Wiant-Putnam Insurance Agency Room 61.4, New First National Bank Bldg w. T. KEILLJ WIANT SCHRIVER'S FOOD STORE CQNGRATULATIQNS Ph 1944 I 607 Puilhizm Street Class of 1948 ak COOKE'S NEW AND USED GOODS 192 Front Street Congratulations to the Class of 1948 SKEET'S SUNOCO SERVICE A to Z Service Phone 1059-Seventh and Pike THE MARIETTA FRUIT PACKAGE Sz LUMBER COMPANY JL xp L!! ug... g..g..... .g..g..g........g.. .........g ......g.....g.. :Q -:fx-if F 11 'I rll L ra? Hgde Brothers, Printers Marietta's Largest and Best Equipped JOB PRINTING PLANT Phone 438 Office - Fourth Floor, St. Clair Building Plant - Fourth and Fifth Floors, Rear St. Clair Building Putnam Street - Marietta, Ohio tlpie.. fm 5 M I I I I my ......- gg BEST WISHES from ff President and Manager Hfbfef QC'Jdf6Ij!6ff6 The First Editor-in-Chief of the First Orian in 1919 BELPRE LUMBER C0. 127 FRONT ST. MARIETTA BRANCH if Service and Quality First ir Our Volume is Your Answer To Lower Prices 5,000 Items in Stock NEWPORT BELPRE, OHIO Compliments of . . . WAYSIDE GROCERIES 521 Front St. Phone 1948 SCHAFER'S SOHIO SERVICE Second and Wooster Streets LEONARD R. BOORD INSURANCE Dime Savings Bank Building Marietta, Ohio Schaferis Leather Store FINE LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS I mug.. 3.-9.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..gng..9..g..quQ..g-.Q.Q..gug..g..g..g-....g..g..g..g. lg In Iii M -lv! V your' Qlnoifograplz to a Friend, has more r riiillllltiitiiiiiliiii- ,riff F... I personal significance than any gift no matter lwow expensive. Make an appointment today. CQZSCZLQV QM! Jr MARIETTA BUS LINES DAVIS 8a DAVIS CONGRATULATIONS SHOE REPAIRING AND DYEING First National Bank Building EEAMIIIND EALIDY, PREP. The Photo-Engravings Used in This Book Produced By 50 the The Northern Engraving and Class 0f1948 E1eC21QfSZ3ff2,'E1'ILpany i' SCIO CHINA COMPANY THE MARIETTA CONCRETE CORPORATION Where You Buy for Less GLASS - CHINA - POTTERY Wholesale-Retail Phone 2675 Compliments of The Biggest Variety of Fine Foods in Town FLOYD FOOD STORE We Give and Redeem Green Stamps 652 Phillips St. -We Deliver-Phone 2033 Where Good Fzmfbiture is not Eocpensifven mug........5..g..g..g..g..g.....3..g..g..g..g..'.....9..g.. gn...9..g..g..g..q..5..g..g..Q.....g..9........g........,.....'..... rgl....................,.....,........,...........,.....,.....,........,..,.,,.................,........................,..... Gra uatimyt thought: ttffjlifiifbjj' 'Eff' - 5 tt'7f'f'V 'fEimhhigh ff ig45'WjjWfn0Iimbfar 'QQ t, 1 ff Your a the sky 1ft4ijq W Yo ight: star 0, Q tl 0 w ,yyvf Best wishes from Relllillgtllll Rand ..g..g..g..qu...quQ..g..g..g..guy..gug..g..Qng..gng..9.4..Q.-ty....gng..9-4..Q.4..g..g..g..g..Q.....g..g.....gnQ..5..QQ-s..q..q..g..g..g..g..q OOOOEEEGOR ' THE GREATEST NAME IN SPORTSWEARH MEN'S DEPT. Henry's Insurance Agency I It's a Good Policy not to have LL bad one. Always the Best orl Records 21315 SECOND STREET PHONE 1497 Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 'A' SKEET The Latest H its The Old Favorites i' Greetings Musical Instruments and THE BETSEY MILLS CLUB Accessories and E DINING ROOM Fill Your Gas Tank and Tummy In One Stop 2 i I MAC'S MOBIL STATION AND DINER Third and Marion Streets you are num fateh with the must important Decision ut your Iifemtbnusing a tartar. Before pau make your final tbuite, it tnuulh pap you tu Iunk into the tnunherful nppmftuni: ties that are before pau in the Tlliniteh States Qrmp ants Tltlniteh Statss Qtr forte U. S. ARMY Sz U. S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING STATION Room 23 - Postofiice Building - Marietta, Ohio ..Q..Q..g..Q..QW9-.Q..g..gnQ..Q..Q.4.4..g..q..gug..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g.....gng..Qng.-g..g--5.4.-g..g..g..g..g.. ...g..g..g 7 F Friendly Service Station GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 0 ROAD SERVICE 0 PICK UP AND DELIVERY Trailer Camp 0 Truck Hauling 0 U. S. Tires 0 Batteries 0 Accessories Marietta 2014 418 Greene-Corner of Fifth MONUMENTS Miller Bros. 8: Chewning 171 FRONT STREET For Coal, Gas, and Oil Furnaces 1 S86 - H. E. CARLETON The Pioneer Furnace M an 205 Second St. Phone 2259-J Compliments of . . . FRANK J. PEAVY MARIETTA LAUNDRY Zoric Dry Cleaning Mariettais Finest Phone 456 BIG FOUR FEED STORE QUALITY FEEDS J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY 110-112 Third St. Phone 2581 KESTERMEIER'S Goool Shoes for Over 50 Years Lankford's Upholstery I 101 Montgomery St. Phone 306-W Compliments of NEW SYSTEM BAKERY L. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER Quality Shoe Shop 327 THIRD MARIETTA, OHIO GILLS PRODUCE Dealers in FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS VANGUARD P I T EMMETT SUTTON COMPANY Putnam Street Marietta, Ohio ig .......... , . , , , K MHS Graduates Are First Choice x 9 At Marietta College 2 6 i 9 6 2 E O 2 e a 5 Miss Joan Sutton, an E MHS graduate of 1943, 2 was editor-in-chief of The Marcolian dur- ? ing her senior year at 5 college and is now so- ciety editor for The 9 Marietta Daily Times. ! LTHOUGH MARIETTA COLLEGE must turn down as many ! I I E applicants as are admitted each year, Marietta High School 2 graduates are given a preference over all other applicants. If 5 your high school record is satisfactory, you will be admitted at once and encouraged to do your best and to be your best, here in your own community. Applications are accepted any time after completion of your junior year. For complete ioifofrmatiovi write or visit Dean W. Bay Irvine. Li x--0--9--0 9- Q51 0. 0. Fire . . . Life . . . Automobile f 626 FIFTH STREET-PHONE 819-W -- MARIETTA, OHIO Compliments o f PIPIAATE THE STRECKER BROTHERS COMPANY MIDDLESWART CLEANERS 530 'Fifth Street-Phone 34 Marietta. - - - Ohio Compliments of For Sheet Metal and Canvas Awnings - call - CARLET ON 'S Q Compliments of . . . Awning and Sheet Metal Works DOBY'S GARAGE 205 Second St.-Phone 2259-J Fine Watch Repairing on American and Swiss Watches THE WATCH SHOP Corner Second and Montgomery Sts. F. J. Baumgard, Tailor MEN-LADIES TWIN SUITS MADE ' TO ORDER OF SAME MATERIAL ' Also Mending and Alterations l D I 722Vz Third St. Phone 1327-J Palntmg, Decoratmg and W Papering RING PURE OIL 0 II. E. RING, P'f'01I'l i6t07' Phone 2615'M M 1728-M - 753'W Second and Scarnmel Phone 1021 GRANT EDWARDS SERVICE STATION PENNZOIL DISTRIBUTOR Muskingum Drive . . . 24 Hour Service . . . Phone 1936 f ..................,..,.......................,..........................,.................................,..........................,..............,.....,..,.................... -1..,.k.u.,,.,mu,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,,..,.,,.,...,.,.. ..g.-lug.. ..g..g..g........ ...Q..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..5..g..g..g..g.....g..g.,g..g.....g.. 'SQ' gx 2 S x5 1 XXXQK X xx N5 N, Nr i K -Nl J N IN so W. his x X ie A! fg,..g..g..g....... un.-Q.-g..g.......... ..g.....g.....g.. 1 I nm ' First with the New Things 'SHOP' F0R'ME'N' MARIETTA, OHIO Compliments of UNION BUS TERMINAL 126- pmmm 139 FRONT STREET I , . Q , Sandwiches-Milk Shakes-Sundaes Infants and Child? en S Wear Congratulations and Best Wishes f YOUNG'S DRY CLEANERS S C H U U L POPULAR STYLES At Economy Prices KEYSTONE SHOE STORE ' 292 FRONT STREET JELUQLHH 50 t L. T. CISLER St SON Contractors MARIETTA, OHIO EXQUISITELY MADE HTFR C I Y P CE PHOTOGRAPHY The Wagner Art Shop CAMERAS AND FILM 404 Third Street BAKER 8a BAKER Headquarters for M. H. S. Jewelry Compliments of N SHAPLEY 8: WYNN BARBERS 128 GREENE STREET UNCLE BlLL'S DRUG STORE t Autographs nmgy 0,1375 f My -WMU , W0 0.294 Z6 ,7 I XJ 7 !JJ'f',,,,M,g4,4 W fa-14,41 fi? 5027?-J7fi 4 72213 J , x Q v w '4 5 3 4 3 :f J .i s 5 V 'i 2 '1 1 E ' ' -' hNWiHHFL ' 32 Ex'SiZEf,x45C.1'.'fZ?F'.AIX52Sh5LzELk?d?L1Lg'k., 7.6'lF::Q:MNJ2!-1,g,5,fQ'!555,pjf!,:,mlm-5 HJ2x:f's..' ' '1,.::s,Xw.-1 --J'-.w:wsxw1-34,1 ' xi ' r.4fm.i-1-:.' -,,,,,,.g, V -g, W' ' XE 5. WET!!! r' 1 1 , ,, .Jung igzwwwf Autographs L ,, we WWQZMX M A W fwmffffyyc img Autographs 'S wf 'vocs Ns I v SYQ ,VY