Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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C25 THE QRIAN Pbl hdBy THE SENIOR CLASS f MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL MARIETTA, OHIO VOLUME 34 MCMLII In memory of the boys from Marietta High School who gave their lives in the Korean War. P14 GOLDEN GRAY RAY GUCKERT GEORGE HARTMAN ROBERT HAWN ROBERT HAYS PAUL MORGENSTERN DON VAN FRAYEN RICHARD WITTEKIND Q47 DEDICATION Because of her friendliness, her interest as a teacher, and her Willing- ness to serve as chaperone for many of our dances and parties, we, the members of the Class of 1952, wish to dedicate this Orian to MRS. VIRGINIA NOE 457 ...- These pirtures were taken in 1894 or 1895. The build- ing in the lmckgmzmd ix the lirsl high xfhnol, whirh wax razed to be relllurnl by nur wrunrl high xthool huilding, mm' Ihe K. of C. Hull. At the mp are Ihc tellrlwrx in the Jlllfifitll Sl'h0oI.v 111 that time. The pirture was furnixlled ux by Jlrx. Kalherine FYKPIIIIIN, who later wax n llll'lll'I!'1' of the high xflmnl fm'- uliy in our prrfserll building. In the lower picture we we the Aturlenl body uf Ihr' high Whoo! dvex.vud up lo gn on rm all day pirnic' by train Iu- Tmmel. This picture wax uxed through the rourlesy of Mrx. Lury Quest, who is vlnnlling in Ihe front mw. Table of Contents Senior Section . . Classes . . . Administration . . Activities . . Music . . Sports . . . Advertisements . . Student Index . . 179 Senrors The Hundredth Graduating Class Leaves Footprints ALLEN ALLENDER ANGERT ARNOLD BAILEY BEAGLE HECKER BECKER BENEDICT BERRY HERTR.-LII PATSY ALLEN Pal -General. ROBERT ALLENDER-GeneraI-Columbus, Ohio l. DAVID ANGERT UHIII Rod -College Preparatory Srienlilit'-Choir 23 Boys' Ensemble 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, Hi-Y 2, fl, 4, Frunth Club I, 25 Co To College Club 4, Youth in Government 4. DONALD ARNOLD Don -Genetal-Trark I, 2, Fi, Projertion Clllb l, 2, Ii, 4. GENEVA BAILEY CARPENTER 'ABQ'-He -General. NANCY BEAGLE Name -College Preparatory Academic-Marching Band I, 2, 3, -15 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens I, 2, Ei, 4, Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, German Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Go To College Club 45 Orian Stull' 4, Student Conntil I, 2g National Honor Society 3, 4. RAY BECKER Hslllllfu-Al4l'll'lllllll't'-F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. RUTH BECKER 4'Rulhif '-CImnrnereiaI-junior Comnwrcial 2, 3, Secretary 2, Chiron Commercial 4g C. A. A. 2, 3, Secre- tary 2. NELSON BENEDICT Sleepy -Agrirulture-F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter I. ROBERT BERRY 4'Hot Rod -GeneraI-Track lg Y. M. C. A. Control Board 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Band I, 2, jAMES BERTRAM ''HlITSYj'H-COlIIlIld'l'l'lllI-BRISRCIIIHII I, 23 Junior fi0IlIIlIf'll'lill Club EI, Hi-Y I, 2, PI, Traffic' Squad l, 25 Cleo Club I. 1109 JACK BLAIR Short flllllllgfy'-C8HCT3l-Hl-Y 2, 4, Art Club l, Spanish Club 2, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Youth in Government 4. PATSY BOGARD Pnl -College Preparatory Academic-G. A. A. 2, Latin Club l, Olympian Council 2, Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, German Club 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Student Council 4, Orian Staff 4, Scholarship Team 3, National Honor Society 4. GENE BOWEN Pete -General-Track l, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians l, 2, 3, 4, Forensic League 2, 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. JUNE BOYCE Bugs -General-Home Economics 3, 4. KATHRYN BRIGGS Kay -College Preparatory Academic-Glee Club l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, Book Club 4, Go To College Club 4. RICHARD BRITTON Dirk -College Preparatory Scientific-Go To College Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President l, Vice President 2, Tiger Tavern Control Board 2, Thcspian 3, 4, Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Original Stall 4, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Youth in Government 3, 4, Oriall 4. MARILYN BROWN ''Brozvnie -CommerciaI-Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Vice President 4. MOLLIE BURDETTE Lou -General-Latin Club I, Olympian Couneil 2, Vice President 2, German Club 3, 4, Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians l, 2, 3, 4, Forensic League 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Original Stall l, 3, 4, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 4. JOHN BYER Professor -College Preparatory Scientilic-Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, German Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Go To College Club 4. BENNIE CAIN Ben -College Preparatory Seientilic-Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain I, Gerlnan Club 2, 3, Orange Masque 4, Latin Club l, Go To College Club 4, Class President l, 3, Orian Stall' 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, President I, Thespians 4, Youth in Government 4. MARY ANN CALDWELL .-tmiie -Commercial-Book Club 2, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, junior Commercial Club 2, Chiron Com- mercial Club 4, Original Stall' I. BL.-UR HOG,-I RD BOWEN HOYIIE BRIGGS BRITTUN BROWN HURDETTE BYER C.-IIN CALDWELL ill? I. CA RLETON VV. CARLETON CARPENTER CASTO CHAIIIBERLAIN CISLER CLARK CONNER COTTRILL CUNDIFF CURTIS JACK CARLETON-College Preparatory Scientific-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Concert Baud 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 25 Latin Club 25 Olympian Council 35 Hi'Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 45 Orange Masque 45 Go To College Club 45 Class President 45 Orian Staff 45 Student Council 3, 45 Y. M. C. A. Control Board 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Thespians 45 Forensic League 45 Youth in Government 4. WILLIAM CARLETON ''Bill -Vocational-Baud l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Youth in Government 4. BETTY CARPENTI-IR-Couuuercial-Chiron Commercial Club 4. RONALD CASTO 'fThe Nose -General Business-I-li-Y I, 2, 35 Student Council l, 25 Class President I5 Basketball I, 25 M Association 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, PHILIP CHAMBERLAIN Torchy''-Conunercial-Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 junior Commercial Club 3, Secretary 35 Chiron Commercial Club 4, President 45 Orian Stall 45 Youlh in Government JOY CISLER Ada -College Preparatory Scientilic-Cheerleader 3, 4, Cheermaster 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 45 Olympian Council 25 Go To College Club 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Class Secretary I, 25 Original Staff 2, 3, 45 Associate Editor 3, Editor 45 Y. M. C. A. Control Board 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Thespians 4. ELLA MAE CLARK ''Squirt -CommerciaI-G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Chiron Commercial Club 4. NANCY CONNER Skezikx -General Business-Art Club l, Secretary l. THELMA COTTRILL Red -General-Calhoun High School, Grantsville, West Virginia, I, 2, fl. JACK CUNDIFF f'Ugh -College Preparatory Academic and Scientilic-Track 25 Football I, 2, 3, 45 M Association 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I5 Olympian Council 25 Orange Masque 45 German Club 3, 45 Go To College Club 45 Orian Staff 45 Thespians 45 Youth in Government 4. MARCIA CURTIS Lana Belle -College Preparatory Academic-Glee Club I5 Chorus I5 Baud I, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Co To College Club 4. C127 EDWIN DAVIS IIuich -GeneraI-Follansbee, II'est Virginia, I, 2, 35 Football 45 M Association 45 Track 4. JAN DAVIS ''jonny -General-University High School, Columbus, Ohio, 2, 35 Glce Club 45 Choir 45 Go To College Club 45 Y-Teens 4. MARGARET DAVIS .Ilargir '-College I'reparalory Academic-Clee Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Chorus I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Latin Club I5 Olympian Council 25 fICI'IIli:lII Club 3, 45 Orange Masque 3, 45 Co To College Club 45 Orian Stall 45 National Honor Society 4. NEVA JEAN DAVIS ''Suiie -ConnnerciaI-Tupper Plains, Ohio I5 Chiron CommercialClub 4. GALE DECKER-General-Bantl Manager I, 25 Projection Club I. BYRON DELONG Bud -AgricuIture-Oxford, Michigan I, 25 F. F. A. 3, 4. JAMES DELONG Curly Dong -College Preparatory Scientilic-Football I, 2, PI, 45 M Aaaociation 3, 45 Track I, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary I5 German Club 3, 45 Go To College Club 45 Latin Club I5 Youth in Government 45 National Honor Society 4. DIXIE DENNIS Div -GeneraI-Buckeye Y-Teens I. EILEEN DILLON-February graduate. KEITH DOAK Crn'l0.v''-College I-'reparatory Scientific-Track I, 2, 35 Projection Club I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 45 Go To College Club 45 Youth in Governlnent 45 National Honor Society 4. SUE DOBBINS ''Suzie -Conunereial-Glee Club I5 Chorus I5 Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 Concert Ilantl I, 2, 3, 45 Chiron Commercial Club 45 Orange Masque 35 Y-Teens 3, 4. E. IJ.-I VIS I. IL-I VIS Ill. DAVIS N. DAVIS IIECKER H. IIELONG I. IJELONG DENNIS IJILLON DOAK IIOBBINS 6135 DUTTON DYE EDWARDS ELLINGTON ENRIGHT ERB FINK FRAZIER FRENCH GAINER G.'lLL.'IGHEIt JOLANDA DUTTON jmI3 '-GeneraI-Tuscon, AriLona, I, 2. JOHN DYE joint Henry -GeneraI-Choir 2, El, 4, Chorus I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, M Association I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Orange Masque 4, Latin Club I, Go To College Club 4, Student Council 3, 4, Qwithdrawnj. ALAN EDWARDS .Il -College Preparatory Scientilic and Academic-Choir 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, German Club Ei, 4, Latin Club I, Olympian Council 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary I, Orange Masque 4, Go To College Club 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Vice President of Class 4, Youth in Government 4. GEORGE ELLINGTON Duke -GeneraI-New Boston, Ohio, I, 2. DORIS ENRIGHT-Withdrawn. MARY MARGARET ERB 'Tllerxlzy''-Commercial-Glee Club I, Chorus I, Buckeye Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Vice President I, Student Council 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Orian Stall 4. , . KENNETH FINK Kenny -GeneraI-Parkersburg, West Virginia, I, Wooster, Ohio, 2, Choir 4, Hi-Y EI, Go To Collegt Cltlb 4, Original Stall 4, Debate 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 4, Thespians 4. DONNA FRAZIER-Commercial-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, Pl, 4, Chorus I, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Orange Masque 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Orian Stall 4. ROGER FRENCH ''Frcnehy -CommerciaI-Band I, Choir 3, 4, Chorus I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, M Association 4, Orange Masque 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Latin Club I, Go To College Club 4. IOAN GAINER jo -General-Glee Club l, Y-Teens 2, Home Economics I, Original Stall 4. BARBARA GALLAGHER Barb -General. l 4147 DAWN GRABILL lInu'ny -College Preparatory Academic-Oak Ridge, Tennessee I3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Hook Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, President 43 Olympian Council 23 Orange Masque 3, 43 Original Stall 33 Orian Stall 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Scholarship Tealn 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. LOIS GRAHAM-ConnnerciaI-Chorus I3 Glee Club 2, 33 Commercial Club I3 Book Club I3 Chiron Connnercial Club 4. RICHARD GREEN Dick -College Preparatory Scientific-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 HI-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 33 Orange Masque 3, 43 Latin Club I3 Olympian Council 23 Go To College Club 43 Thespians 43 Youth in Government 4. RUTH GRESCHNER Ruthie -College Preparatory Alfklllflllll'-IQICL' Club 2, 33 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club I3 Olylllpian Council 23 German Club 3, 43 Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 43 Go To College Club 43 Original Stall 3, 43 Debate I. ROBERT GUMM Gum Drop -General Business-Parkersburg, West Virginia I3 Go To College Club 43 Hi-Y I3 Youth in Government 4. ROBERT HAAS Bob -Agriculture. DONALD HADDAD Noun -College Preparatory Scienlilic-Concert Band I, 2, 3, 43 Marching Hand I, 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 Glce Club I3 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Go To College Club 43 Latin Club I3 Olympian Council 23 Orange Masque 2, 43 Youlh in Government 4. PAUL HALI2 'hllonk''-General-Choir I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I3 Chorus I3 Football I, 33 Track 2. HELEN HALL ''Rulhie''-GeneraI-Buckeye Y-Teens I. ROBERT HALL Robby -College Preparatory Academic-Fairnlont, West Virginia I3 Football 2, 3, 43 M Association 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Track 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 Gerlnan Club 3, 4, Vice President 43 Choir 23 National Honor Society 4. HELEN HARMAN Myrtle -Crrllege Preparatory Academic-Girls' Ensemble 43 Chorus I3 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Choir 2, fl, 43 Marching Band 43 Concert Band 43 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club I, President I3 Olympian Council 23 German Club 3, 43 Class Treasurer 33 Thespians 43 National Honor Society 4. GRABILL GR.-IHIIJI GREEN GRESCHNER GUMJI HAAS HADDAIJ HALE H. HALL R. HALL HARNIAN 4153 HARMON HARRIS HASTINGS HA USMAN HA YES HEDRICK HENSLER HESS HURST IMMEL JACKSON SHIRLEY HARMON ShirIr'eann''-College Preparatory Academic and Scientilic-Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chorus lg Y-Teens I, 2, El, 4, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, President 2, Classical Club 4, President 4, Orange Masque 43 Go To College Club 4, Original Staff fig Orian Stall 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Scholarship Team I, 2, 35 junior Fair Board 3. SHARON HARRIS-ConnnerciaI-Glee Club I, 2. JAMES HASTINGS lim -College Preparatory Scientific-St. Marys Parochial lg Choir 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, M Association 2, 3, 4, Youth in Governlnent 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Go To College Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Orange Masque 4, Class President 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. FREDERICK HAUSMAN Fritz -GeneraI-Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager lg Hi-Y 3, 4, Youth in Govern- ment 4. DORIS HAYES-General-G. A. A. Zig Fairmont, West Virgillia, l, 2. STEPHEN HEDRICK Cast Iron Willie -General. PAUL HENSLER-Agricultnre-F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4g Projection Club 3, 4. IIARDILL HESS ''Bardillie -General-Choir l, 25 Glee Club I, 25 Hi-Y 33 German Cltlb 25 Art Club 2, Youth ill Govern- ment 4. JOHN HURST Ted -College Preparatory Scicntilic-Glee Club I, Band lg Hi-Y 2, El, 43 Go To College Club 4, Olympian Council 2g F. F. A. 2, 33 Projection Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Youth in Government 3, 4, Orian Stall 4, Thespians 4. ,IUNE IMMEL ,lunie Bug -College Preparatory Academic-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus lg Choir 2, 43 Ensemble 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, Secretary 2, German Club 3, 45 Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 43 Orian Stalf 4, National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY JACKSON-Commercial-Glee Club I, 2, Chiron Commercial Club 43 Y-Teens 2, 3. C167 GORDON JAMES Maru-College Preparatory Academic-Chorus lg Choir 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 Latin Club lg Olympian Council 29 Go To College Club 45 Class Vice President lg Youth in Government 4. FAY JONES 4'BuI1hIes -General-Glee Club l, 2, 35 Chorus lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. ,IO ANNE JONES jo -General Business-Glee Club lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. -IANICE KAHRIG lan -College Preparatory Academic-Band l, 2, Glue Club 2, 33 Choir 3, Chorus lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Book Club 4, Orange Masque 4, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 29 Go To College Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Original Stall 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. FLORA PATSY mercial JAMES KAMPMEIER-CommerciaI-Glee Club lg Chorus lg Chiron Commercial Club 4. KEMP Pnl -Commercial-Glee Club lg Chorus lg G. A. A. 23 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, junior Cotn- Cltlh 2, 3, Vice President 2, Chiron Collnnercial Club 4, Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, Oriatl Staff 4. KING '4TnImcco -College Preparatory Scientific-Glee Club I, Chorus lg Football l, 2, German Club l, 2, 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Student Council 49 Choir 2, 3, 4. JEANNE KRAUSE linac -College Preparatory Academic and Scientilic-Glce Club I, 2, 3, Chorus lg Latin Club lg Olym- pian Council 2: Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 43 Book Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Cabinet 4, German Club 2, 3, Go To College Club 4, Student Council 2, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Orian Stall 4. SALLY LACEY Sag -General Business-Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4. MARGARET LAFLIN Miken-College Preparatory Academic-Marcbing Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 5, 4, German Club 3, 43 Latin Club lg Orange Masque 3, 43 Go To College Club 4. MARILYN LANCASTER Lanky'l-Commercial-Glce Club 1, 2, Choir 2, Chorus lg Chiron Commercial Club 4. IAKIIES F. JONES ,l. JONES KQIHRIG KAf'lIl'r'llElR KEDIP KING KRAUSE LACEY L,-IFLIN L.flNCflSTER C177 III. LANE R. LANE LANKI-'ORD LAUER LAUER LINCICOME LINILIMOOII LOIVE LYNCH ,U1'IiRlIIE l'Ilt'C.4 ULEY MARY LANE. .1Im'i''-Ceueral-Vincent, Ohio, I, 2. RAYNALD LANE A'Fl'iIIllTU-clllllfgl' Preparatory Scientific-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Co To College Club 4: Latin Club I, Olmypian Council 2, Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Thespians El, 4, Scholarship Tealn I, 2, 3, Youth in Government 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Orian Stall 3, 4, junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, N. R. O. T. C. Test 4. RALPH LANKFORIJ Tex -College Preparatory Academic and Scientilic-Football I, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, German Club 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 2, Youth in Government 4. YVALTER LAUER IVall -GeneraI-Salem-Liberty, Ohio I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 4, Orange Masque 4, Hi-Y 4, Youth in Government 4. WANDA LAUER Blondie -College Preparatory Academic-Iiartlett, Ohio I, Glee Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, German Club Il, 4. BARBARA LINCICONIE ''Bul1l1ie -General Business-G. A. A. A. l, 2, EI, Treasurer I. BETTY LINDANIOOD ''Limlv -CommerciaI-Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Choir 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, fl, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4, Seholarship Team 2, National Honor Society 4. DONALD LOWE Fnker -College Preparatory Scientific-Glee Club I, 2, Choir 3, Basketball 2, 3, 43 M .Association 3, 4, Latin Club I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Co To College Club 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Youth in Government 4. RONALD LYNCH ''Ron''-General-Choir 2, Football 3, 4. BETTIE Mcl5RlDE ''Billie''-General-Clee Club I, Buckeye Y-Teens I. NIARLENE McCAULEY-College Preparatory Academic-Marching Baud I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, Classical Club 43 German Club 3, Co To College Club 4. 1135 JAMES MLEWEN jim -General-Niagara Falls, New York, I, 2, 3. JOAN McIiNICHT Io -General. RICHARD MLKNIGHT fly -General. MARY ALICE McVAI' Mat -College Preparatory Al'I:lCIClIlIl'-fiIl'C Club I, 2, Pl, Chorus Ig G. A. A. I, 25 Y-Teens I, 2, Zi, 43 Book Club 2, Latin Club Ig Olympian Council 2, Gcnnan Club 3, 4, Go To College 4, junior Fair Board 3, 43 Orian Staff 4. MELVA MeVEY jean -General-Glce Club I g Chorus I. MARYA MASON-College Preparatory Academic-Glce Club I, 2, Pl, 4, Chorus I5 Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 49 Cheerleader I, 4, Olympian Council 2, Latin Club lg German Club 3, 45 Go To College Club 4, Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 2, National Honor Society 4. CLYDE MERROW-College Preparatory Academic and Scicntilir-German Club 3, 45 Go To College Club 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR MILLER .-lr! -General. HAROLD MILLER Hof Rod -College Preparatory Scientific and Academic-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Ensemble 25 Concert Baud I, 2, 3, 4g Chorus Ig Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 23 Go To College Club 4, Latin Club I, Olympian Council 2, Orange Masque 4, German Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team 2, Youth in Government 4. HELEN MILLER AKSIIGVIQIH-COIIIIIICl'l'IilI-GICC Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 45 Chorus Ig Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4. JOHN MILLER lurk -GeneraI-Louisiana I, Toronto, Ohio, 25 Track 4. JIHEIVEN 1. MCKNIGHT R. IIMKNIGHT IIICVAY 1llrVEl' Ill.-ISON .IIERROIV A. IIIILLER JIILLER .IIILLER I. IWILLER C195 0. .IIILLER I'. .IIILLER MOORE .IIORIIUIV JI. JIYERY Z. .IIYERS .YOLJND IVBIHEN 0'GR.llII' ff. OTTO ,l. OTTO OPAL NIILLIZR uflflu-fil'IIK'l'2ll. PAUL MILLER-GeneraI-Track I, 2, II, 45 M Assoeiation 2, Ei, 45 F. F. A. I, 25 Student Council 4. PATRICIA MOORE I'nl -Cetleral-Zanesville, Ohio, I5 Toronto, Ohio, 25 PalrkersIatlt'g, West Virginia II5 G. A. A. 4. MARION NIORROW lf-Bo -General. MOINA MYERS HJIOH-cIOllIIlIl'fl'IkII-BYCSYIIIC, Ohio, I5 Clee Club 2, EI, 45 Marching Band 2, II, 4, Majorette 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Orange Manque Pi, 45 COIIIIIICYCIIII Club 45 Co To College Club 45 Original Stall 4. ZACRII2 MYERS 'iZlll'kH-IIl'lll'l'kll-TI'klIIIl' Squad l, 2, 3, 4. MARY NOLAND--General-lielpre, Ohio, I5 Bartlett, Ohio, 2. DAVIQ O IIRIIZN HU. li. -GeneraI-Basketball I, 2, 45 Ili-Y I, 2. CXROL IYGRADY-IVIIIIIIHIVWll. CHARLES OTTO lJhur'k -College Preparatory Seietltilit'-Ili-Y I, 2, 35, 45 fxl'l'lIIilll Cluh I, 25 Co To College Club 45 Youth in IIOYCIIIIIIUIII -lg National Honor Soeiety 4. QIANET OTTO H1'rl1ie -CoIlege Preparatory Acatlemit'-Chorus I5 Glee Club lg Y-Teens I, 2, ES, 45 Latin Club I5 Olympian Council 25 German Club 3, 45 Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 45 Co To College Club 45 Original Stall 45 Orian Stall 45 Student Council 35 SYIIOIZIFWIIIID Team 2, 3, 45 D. A. R. 45 Thespiaus 45 Forensic League 45 National Honor Society 4. C205 NORMA PARLIN HIVOTNI,y-C0IllIIl0fC'I3I-CIBC Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Orange Masque I' Commercial Club 4, Go To College Club -1. BERNARD PATTERSON Huddy'I-College Preparatory Academic-Choir 2, Boys' Ensemble 2, Chorus I, Football I, 2 3, 4, Baskethall I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, M Association 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Go To College Club 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, Youth in Government 4. ELIZABETH PENNOCK Beth -College Preparatory Academic-Lower Salem, Ohio, I, 2, Classical Club 4, Scholarship Teanl 3, National Honor Society 4. FRANK PETERSON '4Pele -Agriculture-Glee Club 2, Football 3, 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President I, Treasurer II, junior Fair Board 2, 3, 4, Youth in Government 4. DAN PRESTON Bull Dan -College Preparatory Academic antl Scientilic-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Olympian Council 2, German Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Youth in Government 4. JANICE RARE Klint -College Preparatory Acatlemic-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Chorus I, Majorette I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Olympian Council 2, Orange Masque 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Orian Stall' 4. RACHEL RANKIN Rae -College Preparatory Scientilic-Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Go To College Cltlb 4, Orange Masque 2, f ' Olympian Council 2, Latin Club I, Orian Stall' 4, Y. M. C. A. Control Board I. .I, 4, KENNETH RAYBUCK Brown Eyes -AgricuIture-Track 2, M Association 3, 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Trallic Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club I, 2, 3, 4. RUTH RHODES Ulhatltie''-General-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics I. ROBERT RIDDLE A'Bob -General Business-Marching Band I, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Youth in Government 4. ,IANET RIGGS ''Ienny -GeneraI Business-G. A. A. I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club I, P.-IRLIN PATTERSON PENNOCK PETERSON PRESTON R.-I KE Rfl NKIN R.-I YBUIZK RHODES RIDDLE RIGGS C217 a m RINEHART RITCHIE ROBINSON ROLLYSON ROMIRE ROWLANIJ SAMPLES SAMS SA YRE SCHAFER SCHOB KATHLEEN RINEHART Knlltic '-College Preparatory Sriuttlilu- and Ar-arlgtnir-Glcc Club I, 25 Choir 25 Chorus I: Y-Teens EI, 45 Orange Masqut' 2, EI, 45 Latlin Clttb I5 Olympian Council 25 German Clttb 3, 45 Book Clttb 45 Go To Collrgt' Clttb 45 Sltulr-nr Council I5 Scholarship Tcam I, 25 National Honor Society 4. LORETTA RITCIIIE R0tli -Gem-t'al Business-Glcc Club I5 Y-T1-cus I, 2, EI, 45 Contttu'rriaI Club 2, 4. ,IAMES ROBINSON I'jimmy -Conttncrrial-Glu- Club I5 Chiron Contntcrriatl Club 4. BETTY ROLLYSON-Gcncral Ilttsincss-Glct' Clttb 35 llook Club 4, Vice Prcsidr-nt 4. WILMA ROMIRE Ellie -GencraI-G. A. A. 25 Y-Tor-ns 2, 35 Comnttfrcial Clttb 2, E45 Book Club EI, 4, Vin- Presitlf-nl 3, SL'l'l'L'I1lI'y -Tt't'asttt'ct' 45 Orian Stall' 4. DOUGLAS ROWLAND Doug -GeneraI-Track I, 2, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 M Association 2, 3, 4. LOUISE SAMPLES Luigi -College Preparatory Afadcmif-Choir 2, 45 Chorus I5 Girls' Ensemble 45 Glen Club I, 2, 3, 45 Y-T1-uns I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet l, 2, 45 Orange Nlasquc 2, PI, 45 Latin Club I5 Olympian Council 25 German Club 3, 45 Original Stall 4. JAMES SAMS 'QIim -Collt-gc Preparatory Sci1-tttiiit'-Marcltittg Iiznul I, 2, PI, 45 Concert Iland I, 2, EI, 45 Latin Club I5 Go To Collvgt' Club 4. RUTH SAYRE-GenI-ral-I-Iotnc Economics I, 2, 45 Latin Clttb I5 Book Club 45 llttckcyv Y-Teens I, 4. 5lOAN SCHAI-'ER lo -CotnmcrfiaI-Glcc Clttb I, 2, Ei, 45 Chorus I5 Y-T1-tus 2, 45 Chiron Contttterrial Clttb 4. NANCY SCHOIS ''Srltolliv -GeneraI-Choir I, 2, EI, 45 Glcc Club I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Baud I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. 4229 RUTH SCHRADER Goofy .-InuI'-Conuuereial-Burkeye Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chiron Commercial Club 4. THOMAS SCHRADER Tnm''-General-Track I, 2, Basketball I, Traffic Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. MARILYN SCHRAMM-College Preparatory Aeademie-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, String Ensemble 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Olympian Council 3, German Club 3, 4, Orange Masque I, 4, Go To College Club 4. SARAH SCHRANINI Sadie -College Preparatory Academic-Glue Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Cou- cerl Band 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 2, 3, Latin Club I, Olympian Council 2, German Club 3, 4, Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Forensic League 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Y -Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, junior Fair Board I, 2. DORIS SCHULTHEIS Dorie''-CounuereiaI-Chiron Commerrial Club 4. LYLE SCHULTHEIS l'Shorly -Agriculture-Choir 3, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vive President 4, Projection Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, C0 To College Club 4, Youth in Government 4. JACK SEMON-GeneraI-Football 2. BARBARA SEYLER Barb -College Preparatory At'2lllk'lllll'-M3l'l'l!lIlg Band I, Latin Club I, Treasurer I, Olympian Counril 2, German Club 3, 4, Orange Masque l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Original Stall' 2, 3, 4. BETTY SHEARS ''SI1earie -Commercial-Glee Club I, 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Chiron Commercial Club 4. DEAN SHEPHERD Shep -Commereial-Coueerl Baud I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, Choir 4, Chiron Conuuereial Club 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Youth in Government -1. MARILYN SKIPTON Skip -College Preparatory Arademir-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Latin Club I, Olympian Counril 2, German Club 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 4, Original Stall 2, 3, 4. R. SCHRADER T. SCHRADER 111. SCHRAMIII S. SCHRAIIIIII D. SCHULTHEIS L. SCHULTHEIS SEMON SEYLER SHEARS SHEPHERD SKIPTON 4237 SKIPTON D. SMITH H. SMITH SPRAGUE B. STALNAKER STALNAKER STALNAKER STEED STOTLER STRAHLER SUTTON WALTER SKIPTON 'fSkip -General Business-Hi-Y 45 Youth in Government 4. DORIS SMITH Ula -Connnercial-Y-Teens 45 Commercial Club 4. HOMER SMITH Smilty -General. RANDALL SPRAGUE blouse -College Preparatory Academic-Glee Club I5 Chorus l5 Football l5 Basketball 25 Track 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Projection Club l, 25 Olympian Council 35 Youth in Govern- ment 2, 3, 4. BERYL STALNAKER-General-Football l, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Track l, 2, 3, 45 I-Ii-Y l, 25 MH Association 2, 3, 45 Student Council GENE STALNAKER 'flrish -General-Stonewall Jackson, Charleston, West Virginia, 35 Dunbar, West Virginia, 35 Clinton High, Clinton, Indiana, 25 Football 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 45 Youth in Government 4. GERALDINE STALNAKER jerry -College Preparatory Academic-Clinton High School, Clinton, Indiana, 25 Stonewall jackson, Charleston, WVest Virginia, 35 Dunbar High School, Dunbar, West Virginia, 35 Choir l, 2, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 45 Latin Club lg Olympian Council 25 Classical Club 4, Vice President 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, President 25 Book Club 45 Senior Orange Masque 45 College Club 45 National Honor Society 4. MARILYN STEED ''Sleedy -Comnlercial. CAROLYN STOTLER junior Mini -General Business-G. A. A. 3, 45 Chiron Commercial Club 4. GORDON STRAHLER-Commercial. FRED SUTTON-Conlmercial-Track 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Senior Connnercial Club 4. 1249 SHIRLEY THOMPSON Tommy -College Preparatory Al'kilIl'lIlIC-Bill'Ill'l'lOIl, Ohio, I, 2, 35 Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Orange Masque 45 Tiger Tavern Control Board 45 Go To College Club 45 Spanish Club 45 llook Cltlb 4, President 45 Oriau Slafl 45 Class Secrelary-Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 4. DANIEL TORPY Dau -College Preparatory Scientific-Hi-Y I, 2, EI, 4, Vice President I, President 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 25 Go To College Cluh 45 Class Vice President 35 Orian Stall EI, 4, Assoriale Editor 45 National Honor Soeiely El, 45 Scholarship Tealn 2, 35 Youth in Government 3, 4. NAOMI TREADWAY ''Nnomie''-Counnercial-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Chiron COIIIIIICIACIRII Club 45 Home Economics I. NANCY TRUE-Collcge Preparatory Academic-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, President I, 45 Choir 2, 45 Chorus I5 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club II, 45 Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 45 Go To College Club 45 Student Council I, 25 Y. M. C. A. Control Board I. MAE TUCKER-College Preparatory Academic-Glee Club I, 2, El, 45 Chorus I5 German Club 3, 45 Y-Teens I, 2. GLORIA TURRILL MfgIllfiI-C0lIllllt'l'CI3I-CQIISC Club I5 Chiron Couunereial Club 4, Treasurer 45 Y-Teens I. PATRICIA PETTIT UHL ''Pat''-Connnereial-Glee Club I, 2, fi, 45 Chorus I5 Choir 2, PI, 45 Y-Teens I, 25 Latin Club lg Orange Masque I5 Chiron COIIIIIICITILII Club 4, Secretary 45 Student Council 2. DWIGHT WAGGONER Lefly''-GeneraI-Basketball 45 M Association 45 Ili-Y 2. JOYCE WAGGONER lo -General-Glee Club I5 Y-Teens 25 Econontits FI. PATRICIA WALTERS Put -GeneraI-Tucson, Arizona I5 Aspen, Colorado, 25 Caldwell, Ohio, 3. NIARJORIE WARD 'hllrtrgie''-CotnmerciaI-Marching Baud I, 2, II, 45 Concert Band I, 2, EI, 45 Glee Club I, 2, PI, 45 Chorus I5 Y-Teens I, 25 Chiron Conunercial Club 4. TI'IO.llI'SON TORPI' TREA DlV,lI' TRUE TUCKER TURRILL UHL D. IV,-IGGONER j. WAGGONER WALTERS IV.-IRD 4259 WATERS WEETHEE I. IVEIHL S. WEIHL IV. WEIHL WEPPLER IVEST IVHITNEI' H. IVILLI.-LHS R. IVILLI.-l,'lIS IVILLI.-I.'llSON NORMA WATERS S1nn1ky -Conntnereial-Glee Club lg Chiron Connnerrial Club 4. RONALD WEETHEE Ron -GeneraI-German Club 2, EI, Truck I, fl, 4, liasketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4g M Assov eiation I, 2, 3, 43 jOHN WEIHL Porky -College Preparatory' Seientilie-Latin Club lg Olympian Council 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Go To College Cltlb 45 Basketball I, 2, EI, 4, M Association 4, Treasurer 45 Student Council I, 25 Y. NI. C. A. Control Iloard I, 2, Youth in Government 4. SHARON WEIIIL UPIUIIDiff'l-C0Illlllt'l'L'l2ll-Mylllli.iIllSI0WlI, West Virginia, Ig Cheerleader 4, junior tlOlllllll'l'Cl2ll Club 33 Chiron Connnerrial Cltlb 4: Orange Masque 2, 15, 4, Y-Teens 2, El, 4, Co To College Club 45 Original Stall' El, 4. WILLIAM WEIHL Bill -College Preparatory' Seientilir-Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Concert Iland I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, fl, 4, Latin Club I, Viee President Ig Olympian Council 2, M Association Tl, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, PI, 4, Secretary I, Orange Masque 4, Orian Stull' fi, 4, Associate Editor 4, Y. M. C. A. Contiol Board I, 3, Srholarsllip Team fig Youth in Government Day' fl, 43 Thespians 4, National Honor Society 4. VI-IRNA WEPPLER Hliemzuleen -ConnnerriaI-G. A. A. 2, 3, junior Commercial Club 2, 33 Chiron Commercial Club 43 Original Stall 4. CHARLOTTE WEST ''lfnrlollnn-College Preparatory' Aradetnie-Glee Club I, 2, G. A. A. lg Latin Club lg Olympian Couneil 25 Spanish Club 3, 4, Viee President 4, Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, Book Club 35, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Go To College Club 4, Orian Stall 45 National Honor Society 4. MARTHA WHITNEY Mart''-Cointnereial-Chiron clOIlllllCl'l'i2ll Club 4. HERBERT WILLIAMS Herb -General-Football I, 2, 33 Track I, 2. RICHARD WILLIAMS Hoi Rod -General Business-Basketball lg Hi-Y I, Fl, 4, Orian Stall 4, Youth in Government 4. MARGARET WILLIAMSON .Ilargie -College Preparatory' Academic-Glee Club 2g Y-Teens I, 2, Pl, 4, President I, Vice President 45 German Club 5, 4, Co To College Club 4, Orange Masque I, 2, 3, 45 Orian Stall 4, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, Y. M. C. A. Control Board 3, 4, Vice President 4. 4269 JANET WVILSON-College Preparatory Academic-Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus lg Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, Cabinet 45 Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club lg Orian Stall 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4. LARETHA WISE ''RerI -ConnnereiaI-Chiron Commercial Club 4, Home Economies 3, 4. MARY GRACE WITTEKIND Prmky -College Preparatory Aradclnitt-Glee Club Ig Y-Tffns I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club ll Olympian Council 29 German Club 3, 4, Orange Masque 2, 3, 4, Original Slalf 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Quill and Scroll El, 4, Chorus lg Thespians 4. JOANNE WOODFORD Io -ConnnereiaI-Y-Teens I, 3, Connnercial Club 4. ,IOHN WRIGHT Sonny'-Commereial-Football I. ,IERRY WYNN Breezy -General. WILMA WYNN Willie''-Commercial-G. A. A. I, 2, El, 43 German 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. .BERNARD YOUNG- Parson -Agricullure-Football Ig F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DONALD YOUNG Duck -College Preparatory Scientific-Football lg Projection Club I, 2, EI, 45 German Club 3, 43 junior Fair Board 4. BETTY ZIMMER Zim -Counnereial-G. A. A. l, 2, 35 junior Commercial Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Chiron Cunnnereial Club 4. DOROTHY ZIMMER Dol -General. fl.-IMER,-'I SHI? JOANNE BROWN ''Bl'07l'llif,i-COIIIIIIC'l'l'Iill-BIICIQCYC Y-Teens I, 2. PAUL DOAN-General. EILEEN TREADWAY I'r'1mnl''-GeneraI-Buckeye Y-Teens I. WILSON WISE WITTEKINIJ WOODFORD IVRIGHT 1. IVYNN W. IVYNN B. YOUNG D. YOUNG H. ZINIMER D. ZIJIIIIER 4273 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....,......,..........A......A...........4....A..,. Jack Carleton Vice President ,..,.,.,.,.........A...........,. Alan Edwards Secretary-Treasurer ...,.. Shirley Thompson Flower: Carnation Colors: Scarlet and Grey SENIOR SONG 117 Q27 One hundred years ago In our memories you will live A class who honored thee Our guardian through the yearsg Stood and sang to M.H.S., Now we come to part from thee, Their sadness mingled with glee Our eyes are dimmed with tears. C37 Time honored Marietta, How can we repay Things we've learnedg the fun we've had With you day by day? Chorus: When throughout this world we roam Your fame shall travel too. Parting tribute, now we sing S7 From the class of fifty-two. Music: Carmen Ohio Words: Joy Cisler and Mary Wittekind C237 SENIOR COMMITTEES Invitations Mary G. Wittekind Betty Lindamood Dawn Grabill Ronald Casto Phil Chamberlain Ring Janet Otto Patsy Bogard Shirley Harmon Raynald Lane Buddy Patterson Cap and Gown Song Bill Carleton Don Haddad Paul Hale Marya Mason Margaret Davis Robert Gumm June Immel Marlene McCauley Don Haddad Joy Cisler Rachel Rankin Dan Preston Carnival Dick Britton Mollie Burdette Marya Mason Gene Bowen George Ellington SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST Rank in County 1. Jeanne Krause ....... ...,..,.. 2 17 5. Shirley Harmon .i,...i......,. .i...... l 99 2. Dan Torpy .....,.,.., ,....... 2 ll 6. Kathleen Rinehart ........... ........ 1 96 4. Dawn Grabill ...,.i.i,..,..t..........i...,i...,.... 202 8. Raynald Lane ....i,........,...,.,,.i..........,. l9l Honorable Mention: Janet Otto, Shirley Thompson, Clyde Merrow, Joy Cisler, Marya Mason, Charles Otto D. A. R. TEST Rank in County 1. Janet Otto 2. Shirley Thompson 3. Dawn Grabill Bill Weihl received the first alternate Dan Torpy received the principal appointment to West Point. Ted appointment to Annapolis. Harold Hurst received second alternate. Miller received second alternate. C293 Senior Footnotes Sophomores! And now we could boss the lowly Frosh. This year we elected Jim Hastings as presidentg Ron Casto, vice president, and joy Cisler played a repeat performance as secre- tary-treasurer. The whole class was talking about a certain teacher's prediction concerning the hydrogen bomb, Mule Train, which rode the top of the Hit Parade for a long timeg some of our fellows playing varsity football, the first basketball homecoming, a feat of the Soph Y-teens and Hi-Y, thereby starting a tradition, the booths at the Carnival, Grand Ole Opry, with Minnie Pearl and Ernie Tubbg and a sideshow featuring some lively Hi-Y gals, all those parties, the Senior High Girls' Glee Club concerts, our first, and some more new additions to our class. With our graduation day still far in the future, we were happy go-lucky Sopohomores. As upperclassmen and Juniors, we looked forward to our very busy last two years. We got things started by white-washing our numerals all over town. A few of us almost blew up things after our meeting with the chem lab, but everybody survived the junior atomic bomb attacks, and the class went on to elect Bennie Cain president, Dan Torpy vice president, and Helen Harman secretary-treasurer. Now the parking lot seemed crowded, for the juniors h.ad come of age and were driving. So you remember that one of us won a speech contest? And the Homecoming parade? Homecoming had more meaning this year because we were part of the team. Santa Claus and our class Hoat came in early in the Thanksgiving parade. Then the snow came down and down and down and the town shoveled its way out and school resumed, only to let out again for Christmas vacation which brought tired feet for some and presents for all. Do you remember the Y-teen Tea Dance, the Hi-Y parties, and New Year's Eve? In January came our class rings-bright and shiny, the symbol that at last we were Juniors. Do you remember the Junior play and jail at the Carnival? We were managing the Carnival this year, and our candidates were voted to reign as king and queen at the basketball game. We picked our representatives to Girls' and to Boys' States in this year and our editors for the 1952 Orian. Remember our play Dolly Dittenfeffern? One more step in our money making scheme toward the Prom. The Prom, our Prom, Pink Spring, May 12th. After great preparation we started the day of decorating, of arguments, of hard work, of tired feet, of hectic rush, and of last minute changes, until at last all was completed. That night couples danced to the music of Johnny Leonard, and the king and queen were crowned. The lucky eleven were chosen from our class for National Honor Society and more of us were admitted to Quill and Scroll or National Thespian Society. The class picnic at Masonic Park with its baseball and football games was our last official get-together as Juniors. We looked forward to our last year at Marietta High School. And now Seniors! The last year that seemed so far away, five years ago was upon us, bring- ing work for all. We elected Jack Carleton to serve .as president of the Senior Class, Alan Edwards as vice president, and Shirley Thompson as Secretary-treasurer. Work started right away on the 1952 Orian by the staff picked last year. The Original was edited by a Senior, and although threatened by lack of subscriptions, came out better than before. Early in November came the well-remembered Homecoming. Rain, snow, and ice made it the coldest in years. Half-time ceremonies were held in the midst of a snow storm, but, in spite of the weather, our class float won second prize and the queen was crowned. Homecoming brought the close of football se.ason and the beginning of basketball and Thanksgiving vacation. In December came snow and the annual Christmas assembly. january and the flood with a week's vacation wound up the first semester's work. Soon after, the Seniors were tapped for National Honor Society. Our first semester seemed to go extra fast. Our catch words were Don't know, do you? , Let's check and You said that right. Now the tense is changing from past to present and we are counting the days left. The Senior Recognition Assembly, Baccalaureate, .and finally, Graduation are coming too quickly. And for the first time our class, the Centennial Class, is learning the meaning of unity, the real meaning of co-operation as we work toward graduation and think of that day when we, Seniors till the last minute and a whole class for the last time, will receive our diplomas and join the other ranks of June graduates, and separate from each other. C305 31 Best Arguer Janet Otto Gene Bowen Long and . . . Patsy Allen Helen Miller Hair Donna Frazier Edwin Davis Friendliest Shirley Thompson Mac james Best Dancer Joy Cisler Buddy Patterson Eyes janet Wilson Mac James 4325 SENIORS Life of the Party Mollie Burdette Kenny Fink Short of lt Ted Hurst Jack Blair FABULOUS Nose Louis Samples Ronald Casto SELECT lVIast Talented Helen Harman Bill Weihl Best Athlete Doug Rowland Nancy Beagle FEATURES lllouth Nancy True Ronald Casto Shyest Jim Delong Betty Lou Rollyson Hardest Worker Jack Carleton Shirley Harmon Hands June Immel Buddy Patterson C337 Most Likely to Sueceerl Mary M. Erb Shirley Harmon Raynald Lane Cutest Edwin Davis janet Wilson Legs Janice Rake Buddy Patterson PINK HOMECOMING SPQING C 7 QUOTATION MARKS C. West- Go west, young man, go west. D..Torpy- It's my own invention. D. Grabill- The highest perfection cannot be attained. C. Otto and R. Lankford- They fear not to swear anything-they spare not to promise anything. M. Tucker- It was then perpetual spring. L. Schultheiss- Cows are my passion. D. Preston- One word is too often profanedf' L. Samples- Let nothing be rashly altered. B. Weihl- There are a thousand ways of mak- ing love. M. Wittekind- I fear thy kisses, gentle maiden. R. Sprague- Wee, sleekit, cowrin, tim'rous beastie . . . R. Becker- You tell me you've promised a lover... J. Weihl- Do not grasp after what has not been given thee. M. Schramm- Some credit in being jolly. . . D. Angert- It is settled by walking. J. Cisler- According to the original stock. R. Casto- By a leap . . . J. Otto- What the evening may bring forth is uncertain. T. Hurst- It has more sound than value. J. Davis- You cannot judge a tree by its bark. D. Haddad- What silly people wits are! M. Mason- What a wit-snapper are you! D. Rowland- Seek information from the ex- periencedf' S. Harmon- Even Bacchanalian Madness has its charms. R. Lane- Cups which cheer but not inebri- ate . . . P. Bogard- To tame a wolf, you must marry him. G. Bowen- The rushing How of speech and their own eloquence is fatal to many. R. Greschner- 'Tis leap year, lady . . . M. James- Patience, and shuffle the cards! M. Davis- It's my duty and I will. K. Fink- Rough wind, that moanest loud. S. Thompson- Push on, keep moving! J. Delong- Thought is often bolder than speech. N. True- I know their tricks and their manners. D. Britton- I grew intoxicated with my own eloquence. H. Harman- Know your time. D. Lowe- I strike the stars with my sublime head. J. Krause- Nuts are given us, but we must crack them ourselves. D. Waggoner- But still her silent looks loudly reproached me. M. Skipton- He was a man of strange tem- peramentf' B. Carleton- Impossible is a word which I never say. D. Frazier- . . . For I know you very well. . . J. Carleton- If it is not you, it is your brother then. H. Miller- All nature exists in the very small- est things. J. Sams- Sleep after luncheon is good. S. Weihl- I never use a big, big D. E. Davis- Willing or unwilling. M. Williamson- The shortest ladies love the tallest men. B. Patterson- Women and music should never be dated. M. Burdette- You are a sweet nut, if you were well cracked. J. Cundilf- You have beaten the snail in slow- ness. J. Wilson- What an arm! And what a waist for an arm! C. Merrow- Thar ain't no sense in gettin' tiled. B. Seyler- There is a method in man's wicked- ness. J. Hastings- My only books were woman's looks . . . J. Immel- Companionship with a powerful person is never to be trusted. The Seniors- We are not the first nor the last... Classes To Be Followed By Some Q 1 Juniors Top Row: Louise Adams, Patty Adams, Charles Alden, Barbara Alexander, Hugh Allender, Ireta Anders, loyce Ball, Rex Bates. Second Row: Wenuna Baughman, loan Bay, Tressa Becker, Shirley Berg, Katherine Biehl, Jeannine Bishman, Eugene Blough, Don Boite. Third Row: Ted Bole, Shirley Bonnette, james Bradley, Donald Brown, Eldon Bram, john Bury, lim Butts, Dorothy Carpenter. Fourth Raw: Juanita Carpenter, Janet Casio, Vivian Chandler, jack Cheeseman, Bill Cisler, Larry Covey, Ruth Curry, Roy Dailey. Fifth Row: Joseph Darrah, Mary K. Davis, Anne DeLong, Ron Dennis, Shirley Devol, Stanley Duvall, Wilford Dzmit, Mary Dow. Sixth Row: Chris Dungan, George Eddy, Bob Edgell, lane Edwards, Eddy Eisenman, Alrrena Erb, james Ervin, lark Evans. 1385 V Juniors Top Row: Sara Farley, Dale Farrell, Lury Fleming, Alice Francis, Paul Garrison, Barbara Gearhart, Eugene Gerhold, james Gibson. Setond Row: Gary Goodwin, Charles Grady, Gary Grady, Virgene Graham, Sally Gray, Virginia Groves, lllary Gutridge, joe Hafldox. Third Row: Belly Hall, Dorothy Hall, Sue Hamlsrhumaker, jane Harrington, Roy Harris, Ruth Hasley, Donna Huught, Walter Hawn. Fourth Row: Sara Hayes, Robert Hendershol, Louella Hiener, Indy Holmes, Donald Hudnall, Sue Humston, lark Hutchinson, Leroy Hulchinxon. Fifth Row: Donna Ingram, lean Ieflers, Marilyn Johnson, Nellie Iohnxon, Opal Johnson, Roger Johnson, james Johnston, Paul Kehl. Sixth Row: janet Kesselring, lllartha Klipple, Stanley LaFaber, Belly Lane, Sharlene Lane, Ronald Lankford, Charles Lauderbark, Rulh Laughery. C393 Juniors Top Row: Dirk Layman, Dave Lenninglon, Geraldine Long, Frankie Lowe. Kathy Lund, Glen McCabe, Mdlain. Palrieia Ml'Canley. Semnd Row: luanita M1'Knight, Shirley Mifllalmn, Pauline MrVay, William Mr'Vey, Sonny Jlaekey, Marshall, Naoma Martin, Rita Marlin. Third Row: Virginia illarlin. Nyla Maxon, .Ianiex Medley, june Medley, Sue Mehlllerg, Jeanne Mendenhall, Merrozv, Allan Meyer. Fourth Row: Shirley Middlexuiarl, Eugene Miller, Geraldine Morris, Ioe Moyerx, Harold Mullen, Judith Ronny Nelson, Patsy Noe. Fifth Row: jim Oppe, Don Pitts, Maxine Plare. Sixth Row: Bull Pugh. Sally Franrex Sayre. Otto, Frank Padgett, Betty Patterson, Shirley Pfeiffer, Reggie Pickering, Reed, Walter Riley, Evelyn Rinard, Gerald Rilrhie, Ronald Rilrhie, Donna C407 Shirley Linda Dallas M yers, Evelyn Rout-h , Juniors Top Row: julia Sayrex. Shirley Sfarlzerry, Martha Scott, Frank Seese, Reita Semanx, Evelyn Shimp, Dave Smith. Herb Smith. Second Raw: joan Smith, Kathryn Sparkx, Glenn Sprague, Margaret Stanley, Snzrlnne Stanxlmry, Ruse Mary Starling, jim Steed, Charlene Stephan. Third Row: Sara Stout, Pal Slurgixa, Sara Sutlon, Judy Theisx. ,lemme Thompson, Danna Treadzuay, Kenny Tinker, Leota Ullman. Fourth Row: Ginger Upstill, Ruth Valentine, Wanda Valentine, jean Wanzo, Marlene Weber, Lorena Wellxpring, Van IVendelken, Betty ja Wilflermutli. Fifth Row: Marilyn Wilking, Larry Williamx, Nancy Williamx, Sue Willinmmn, George Wilson, jim Wilxnn, Patty Windorn, Wanda Wurstell. Sixth Razr: Freda Wright. Margaret Wright, Beryl Yonnre. 1419 Sophomores Bottom Row: Jeanette Davis, Francis Cunningham, Patricia Deering, Rebecca Hayes, Jacqueline Karcher, Ruth Iacoby, jean Braun. Second Row: Dorothy Hawn, Shirley Boyd, Alice jenkins, Marilyn Carver, Marlene Boyce, Shirley Hockenberry, Ella Caldwell, Shirley DeLong, Lea Abicht, Betty Dye, Shirley Kendall, Sharon Dennis. Third Row: Lucy-Davis, Carol Kellogg, Sara johnson, Flora Grimths, Shirley Cutshauf, Carol Eros, Helen Knox, Shirley King, Patricia Brown, Mildred Baker, Barbara Hendrickson, Nancy Farmer. Fourth Row: Beverly Kuntz, Barbara Hale, Virginia Kline, Anna Hensler, JoAnn Keney, Judy Delong, Carol Baker, Dorotha Hurst, Sandra johnson, Donna Bonnette, Jo Hines. Top Row: Alfreda Brown, Shirley Francis, Shirley Hall, Harriett Frye, Nancy Grarnkow, janet Fleming, Donna Collins, Sue Anderson, Anna Denton, Reba Hose, Shirley Dzrnit, Patsy Fink, Grace Groves, Jacqueline Flowers. Bottom Row: Myrna Weethee, Patricia LaFollette, Deloris Stalnaker, Margaret McKenna, Phyllis Snodgrass, Anna Itlclfey, Joanne Young. Second Row: Carolyn Reynolds, Lorraine Treadway, Arlene Treadway, Yvonne Niceswanger, Arrnelda McKnight, ,gyda hLou Payne, Terry Scott, Revella Weethee, Shirley Matheny, Carolyn McBride, Peggy Sprague, Margaret rig t. Third Row: Mary Sayre, Eva Smith, Irma Ritchie, Dorothy Sims, Yvonne Reed, Betty Mercer, Marianne Smith, Gertrude Legleitner, Carla Sutton, Marion Wright, Ruth Padgitt, Iacqueline Reed. Fourth Row: Bonnie Warheld, Dorothy Westerman, Sheila Summers, Charlotte Middleswart, Bernice Murray, Ruth Williamson, Betty Sue Vatdakin, Peggy Seyler, Shirley Smithberger, Patty Pickens, Wanda Metcalf. Top Row: Pat LaFaber, Susan Spindler, Marilyn Sprague, Lois Lauer, Carolyn Strecker, Violet Moore, Doris Olto, Rosemary Noland, Rhoda Moore, Shirley Rinard, Shirley Riffle, Myra LaFollette, Iayne VanWey. i423 Sophomores .... '... '.r:: 101313 1 ,wif afmf- R81 .W -' 4 ' -' Bottom Row: Dwain Bielil, Eugene Paul, Vaughn Groves, David Darrah, Dick Borman, jim Congleton, Dwight Biehl. Second Raw: Francis Arnold, jerry Bond, Gary Beardrnore, Dean Gerber, Floyd Arlmns, Leonard Craig, Dehner Carpenter, Donald Dobbins, Larry Chutes, Robert Coffman, john Devol, David Colley, james Hall, Delbert Duck- worth, Harold Merrow. Third Row: Ramon Boyd, james Hoff, Robert Betts, Paul Dunbebin, Denzil Bailey, Gary Harris, Hugh Allenller, Don Berry, Ray Fritchie, Earl Cooper, Fred Fritchie, Don Dobbins, Raymond Davis, Donald Dayton. Fourth Row: Deane Henton, Harold Doak, David Harris, Floyd Cline, Sammy Kiggans, Adrian Cayuvoofl, Rich- ard Britton, Dick Gibson, Charles Cook, Larry Crimmel, Paul Bertram, Pat Hotclren, Mike Daugherty. Back Row: Franklin Blair, Teddy Blake, Ronald Cline, David Ellis, Dick Eddy, Larry Caseman, Ted Hansman, Dave Barth, Fred Hunter, Tom Davis, Arthur Henninger, Steve Demchak, Franklin Bowrnaster. Bottom Row: Max Smith, Phillip Ullman, Dick McKenna, Robert Weaver, Terry Swaney, Cecil Sarver, Herndon Morris. Second Row: Roger Powers, james Kerns, Don Scarbro, lorries Reynolds, joe Thompson, Keith Stalnaker, Charles galeztine, Paul Schneider, Eugene johnson, Lee Strickter, john Spindler, Sam Muscari, Dick LaBarre, Dan .tcp an. Third Row: Lewis llIcVay, Robert Thrasher, Crandle Treadzuay, Sam lValfe, Dick Robinson, IValter Schrively, Montgomery Young, Charles McKnight, Bob Stewart, Bill Stevens, Torn Skipton, Harold Offenherger, jack Rhoacles, Don Nicholson. Fourth Roar: David Muskat, Bill lllills, Calvin Wagner, Roger Richter, Clyde Stevens, Lowell IVarclen, Don Leasurc, Harold Miller, jason Kimball, Kenneth Lee, Dale Ogenberger, Richard joy, Robert Ritchie. Top Row: Earnest W'otring, Norman Hfheeler, Robert Tebay, john Racer, Elszuorth McElfresh, Donald Miller, Susiell lVeiss, Richard Wendelken, Gary Schafer, Don Lauer, Kyle Kenton, Lee Phillips, Wfilliam johnson, Tom or er. C437 44 Freshmen Bottom Row: Eddie Farr, Larry Guckert, James Clark, Walter Barlmess Larry Conley, Donald Hurst, Allan Best, Ronnie Householder, Richard Drumm, Charles Brown, Harold Adams, fohn Becker, Don Bradford. Second Row: Paul Barth, Bob Carpenter, Leo Hardie, john Henderhan, Herbert Chidister, Donald Delong, James Beaver, David Erb, Gilbert Allender, Larry Cassady, Robert Brown, Donald Apple, Robert Henthorne. Third Row: Russell Hammond, John Collins, Larry Brown, Don Britton, Alfred Goddard, Harold Adams, Dwaine Hardy, Leonard Burfield, Paul Cundiff, Pat Hadley, Robert Hall, junior Cheeseman, Waldo Brown, Larry Becker. Top Row: David Bradley, Jack Casto, Larry Davis, Jerry Fullerton, Charles Gilkeson, Larry Farley, Theodore Denton, Bob Hart, Harold Carpenter, Steve Gearhart, Ronald Graham, Howard Carpenter, Dick Camden, Bobby Hatcher. Bottom Row: Bill Ryan, Bill Lund, Donald Leslie, Robert quick, lames Kirkbride, Richard Lyon, Roy Lilleton, Bill McVicar, George Pooler, Bernard Thompson, Gilbert Paugher, jerry Rouse, Robert Poole, Max Patterson, Robert Lauer. Second Row: Baird Koon, Dale Kerrtan, Gerald Moore, Charles Miller, Earnest Nunn, Larry Pfeiffer, Bill Mar- shall, Delbert Ogle, Harold Merrow, Perl Mclilfresh, Donald Neville, Robert Ritchie, jimmy Laflin. Third Row: lack MacAdoo, James Pugh, Jimmy Munel, James Morris, Earnest Nunn, Charles McFadden, Edward johnson, Iames Leake, Clayton Nicholson, Donald Mossack, David Stroud, Floyd Leasure, David Patterson. Top Row: David Lowry, Floyd McGuire, Harold McKniiht, Iohn Peters, Dick Phelps, Kenneth Fisk, Fred Jarvis, Bill McDermott, Donald Miller, Neil Roberts, Gerald Par er, Gary Perdew, Robert Kovelski, Warren Ofenberger, Bottom Row: Delmar Wittekind Edward Santer, Richard Stewart, Willard Wells, Terry Venhom, Larry Vander- grift, James Wilking, Leland Thompson, Lewey Shau. Second Row: Edward Sprague Charles Seevers, Adrian Shriver, Harvey Sprague, Larry Smith, Martin Wells, Roy Sparks, Dick Siley, Alfred Sicfdal, James Schafer. Third Row: Dick Whiter, Fred White, Joe Shimer, Carol Scott. David Willison, Albert Sciance, Karl Stephan, Allan Schramm, Mike Siddall. Top Row: Dick Wittekind, Pat Wagner, Shirley Wolfe, Robert Wonder, Wilmer Stanley, Chester Ullman, Bob Schwely, Edward Strachan, Alan Smith, Tom Tibbets. C453 Freshmen Bottom Row: Jerrie Covey, Bonnie McBride, Mary Alice Hoffman, Sally Biszantz, Marlene Davison, Donna Bowser, Emma Leeson. Sewnd Row: Esther Carter. Mary Dutton. Peggy Dutton, Florence Dye, Ethel Jenkins, Meta Clark, Mary Duer, Sharon Leonhart, Patty Layman, Sandra Davis, lla Brothers, Marion Benson, Shirley Bell, Caroline Cogszuell. Third Row: Sandra Dufley, Oveline McCartney, Louise Bee, Charlene Ball, Mary Colyer, Shirley Barnhouse, Betty Craig, Barbara Borror, Kay Ingram, Ruth Fleming, Janice Ewing, Shirley Galbreth. Wilma Brown, Ruth Carpenter, Polly .-Iddlesburger, Ruth Farley, Nancy Lane, Ann Ellis. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Barton, Beverly Curtis, Eva Carter, Patresa Caywood, Barbara Corner, Sherry McKnight, Francis Arnold, Beverly Dunbebin, Eva Arnold, Barbara Fryman, Janice Burdette, Janice Burton, Norma Berry, Arlene Johnson, Josephine Jones, Dolores Gumm. Top Row: Martha Craft, Jane Callander, Jean McClure, Jocelyn Hays, Nellie Hess, Anne Cranston, Florence Axtell, Mary Huntsman, Clara Freeland, Judith Boice, Carol Knox, Diana Lee, Shirley Bradley, June Cross, Kay Biehl, Patricia Bailey, Judy Finch. Bottom Row: Joyce Roberts, Myrtle Merrow, Mary Murray, Shirley Slider, Shirley Mugrage, Judy Westbrook. Second Row: Jorene Thompson, Edna Scott, Nancy llfotring, Mary Otto, Sharon Smith, Martha Srhramm, Sharon Reed, Donna Mann, Judy Stansbury, Martha Stedman, Margie Stephens, Phyllis Sprague, Freda Morrow, Delores Ro Jinson. Third Row: Carolyn Schultheis, Deloris l'Vagner, Peggv Scliultheis, Eileen Wolfe, Susie Ogle, Darlyn Nye, Sylvia Young, Sandra Young, Corrine Treadway, Dlargaret Shepler, ltlable Masters, Kathleen VanWey, Shirley Mankins, Linda Wise, Wanita Spinrller. Fourth Row: Alary Sullivan, Barbara Stegner, Louise Martin, Shirley Morris, Betty Reynolds, Judy Shrader, Mary Mycrs, Barbara Steed, Jean Sams, Alice Wagner, Dorothy Smith, June Richardson, Donna Shimp, Darlene Wilson, Jennie Willison. Top Row: Geraldine Marshall, Helen Styer, Judy Pape, Hilda Robinson, Joan Ogle, Georgia Padgitt, Margaret Stevens, Joanne West, Mary Stoffel, Kay Oesterle, Ruth Stacy, Barbara Wilson, Peggy Upstill, Julie Wigton. Absent: Eva Smith, Chloe Taylor, Marlene Wagner, Betty Jean West, Betty Mercer, Marilyn Morris, Mary Morris, Patty Robinson, Patty Sciance. 6467 Eighth Grade Bottom Row: Leona Long, Judy McCauley, Shirley DeLancey, Bonnie Lane, Karen Mcliurdy, Ann Elsey, Nellie Kapfzle. Second Row: Mary Lou King, Judith Farley, Darlene Leasure, Norma Fouss, Joanne Finch, Barbara Conner, Car- man Biehl, Ethel Kiggins, Phyllis Henninger, Shirley Adams, Rose Brown, Beverly McCauley, Nancy Doak, Frances Carpenter, Wilma McKnight, Freda Kostelnik. Third Row: Sally .UcKinna, Francis Cassidy, Lila Hurst, Dorothy Corp, Ila Hurst, Jerrie Nelson, Judy Kennedy, Sally Davis, Shirley Denton, Dorothy Denton, Nancy Rules, Ellen Gerken, Sally Farmer, Donna Gibson, Danna Lyon, Ethelyn Hartman. Fourth Row: Martha Carver, Myra Hausman Charlotte Burdette, Sharon Burton, Yvonne Daugherty, Betty Blume, Nina Dye, Deloris DeBonna, Frances firnold, Carolyn Carver, Peggy Hill, Geraldine Broughton, Patty McFadden, Barbara Heckler, Alberta Berg. Top Row: Mary Ludwig, Barbara Harris, Edith Clark, Carol Davis, Lois Abbott, Charlene Korzep, Judy Hoff, Sylzda Harvey, Ruth Fowler, Shirley Barnes, Barbara Farley, Judy Alexander, Marion Edgar, Patricia Harris, Bar :ara Gerken. Bottom Row: Shirley Shrader, Verna Snider, Peggy Stevens, Nancy Ritchie, Shirley Warfield, Charlotte Morris, Marjorie lllalone, Eloise Quick, Nancy Miller, Carina Phillips, Jean Palmer, Joanne Sejfens, Donna Miller, Vivian Mellor. Seeond Row: Shirley North, Sharon lVright, Lois Moody, Joan Sehenkel, Vivian Theobald, Mollie Suddith, Patty Ritchie, Nancy Ryder, Glenna Payne, Marilyn O'Grady, Patricia Paul, Barbara Patterson, Joan Mains. Third Row: Mary Sprague, Eleanor ltlosley, Robin Semans, Judy Wagner, Gretchen Otto, Martha Schultheis, Alma Spmdler, Judy Wagner, Mary Reynolds, Joyce Mugrage, Carol Younee, Sherry Munnell, Marilyn Rose. Top Row: Patricia Stephens, lane Wheeler, Hope Nelson, Janice Wright, Karene Stephan, Margaret Roberts, going? Williams, Nora Sayre, Barbara Sloan, Edna Whitney, Gilda Schenkel, Norma Stollar, Darlene Strahler, ue ose. C479 Eighth Grade Bottom Row: Gary Bishman, jaek Lee, Gerald Lendstrom, john Broughton, james Hines. Roy Hayes, Gary MeBride,. james Boyce, Glen Mrlfarland, jirnmie Hyde, Neil Dennis, Ronald Gumm, Clarenee jeflers, Donald Kovaleskx, Rirhard Heuthorne, George Lindarnood, Charles Beardrnore. Seeond Row: james Bloomingdale, junior Cheadle, james Andris, Darrell jordan, Max Malone, Gordon johnson, lack Martin, Ronald Kemp, Waller Axtell, Robert Cunningham, George Hopkins, Larry Derfol, Sam Hall, lorries Lauer, Willard johnson. Third Row: Hayward Hall, Ronald Ileardsley, Ronald MeVay, Robert Clark, Dale King, Harold Hendershot, Ronald Haekathorn, Donald Harris, Riehard Keller, Eugene Braun, Larry Ellis, Riehard ll1eWhirter, Bruce Gor- don, Earl Gregory, David Mefloy, Larry Hayes. Top Row: Franklin Meflain, ,lack Dusky, lVilmer johnson, Robert Kensler, jack King, Steve Fulmer, George Johnson, Robert Befker, David Barrows, Pat Dye, Raymond Conley, E1rereltMeIntosh, Bill Lukens. Bottom Row: Fred Yerian, Edward Smith, Ronald Seese, Carl Morgan, Fred Willspring, Ross Shepherd, Earl Walters, Bob Seyler, George Olfenberger, Wylie Scott, Larry Neal, David Oliver, Donald Waggener, Ronnie Sayre, Clyde Padgitt. Second Row: Virgie Mathers, Gary Wilson, Richard Stevens, Ronnie Medley, Carl Sayres, Donald Stervart, Donald Young, james Moyers, Roger Ritrhie, Dale Miller, Larry Seezfers, Lynn Sanford, Tom.Mered1tl1, Billy Williams, William Voshel. Third Rozv: Robert Wheeler. Kenneth Spindler, Keith Treudway, Raynald Sehenkel, Stanley Miehaelis, Earl Hutchinson, Shane Place, joe Staey, Gary Worstell, Ronnie Neville, joe Mathews, Billy Walters, Brure Norlhrup, Socrates Vernus, ,lark Mereer, Louis Thornton. Top Row: Walter Reynolds. Ronald Stewart, Arthur Murray, Bertram Sippoln, Robert Ihunbold, Bob Ranlcin, garydI'ozvers, john Lee, Meade Robinson, Harley Schneider, Virgie Morehead, Kinsey Slalnaker, james King. avi lllosser. C437 Seventh Grade Bottom Row: Lula Hendershot, Maxine McCloud, Jane Keney, Eileen Hensler, Marta Hill, Sharon Hall, Ann Harman, Donna lllcCloud, Abigail Green, Marilyn Berg, Janine McCauley, Florence Jones, Carol Kabisch, Nancy Guckert, Patty Galbrelh. Second Row: Linda Boone, Janice Bonnette, Shirley Goddard, Helen Kerns, Jane McVicar, Nancy Drumm, Sue Bertram, Jean Lowery, Ginger Horne, Eula Harris, Janet Karcher, Louise McKitrick, Thelma Hill. Third Row: Leora Hall, Anna Elizabeth Kernan, Susan Hendrickson, Patty Fullerton, Evelyn Coberly, Charlene Burchett, Libby LaBarre Carolyn Eddy, Alberta Carver, Stephanie Hays, Beverly Lankford, Helen Colyer, Patty Borrnan, Doris Edwards, ilonna Casto, Judy Becker. Fourth Row: Sally Benson, Rosalie Borman, Carlene Carpenter, Noretta Erb, Sue Craft, Judy Delong, Ruth Ann Doan, Mary Best, Judith Farley, Mary Goudy, Kay Christy, Betty Doak, Ann Bolin, Beverly Belleville, Joan Butts, Kathryn Carpenter. Top Row: Maxine McKnight, Sandra Bell, Judy McMullen, Martha Lee, Rosalie McVay, Rosalie Brum. Judy Farley, Nancy Lent, Martha Doak, Thelma Carpenter, Judy English, Constance Eisenman, Betty Adams, Marjorie Black, Betty Bishop, Ruth Earl. Bottom Row: Patty Moyers, Susan Marple, Sandra Schlicher, Sharon Schwartz, Judy Peters, Betty Siley, Sara gyersil Virginia Sparks, Nancy Riley, Marilyn Postema, Patsy Nunn, Elsie Schwartz, Carol Schenkel, Barbara ousc . Second Row: Imogene Sparks, Kathryn Osborn, Marlene Neville, Sally Myers, Karen Oliver, Norma Rowalt, Betty Slusser, Sue Seyler, Marilyn Miller, Suzanne Stephan, Sharon Noe, Dixie Wolfe, Rosalie McVey, Patty Spindler. Third Row: Kristin Spindler, Louise MrKitrick, Edna Parker, Judy Spindler, Carolyn Miller, Patty Murphy, giagrzgviriili Wheeler, Dianne Wehrs, Patty Rumburg, Irene Valentine, Janet Nelson, Ruth Weaver, Carol Schafer, u :tl orns. Fourth Row: Ann Strecker, Sarah Young, Jewell Whitaker, Evelyn Swartz, Sandra West. Rose l'Vright, Lorraine lVright, Carol lVendelken, Naomi Swartz, Judy Venham, Donna Sutton, Pollieanna Vanlifey, Ferne Wagner. Top Rozu: Linda Williams, Clyta Swartz, Velva Stewart, Shirley Wallace, Faye Ullman, Joan Wagner, Saunrlra Tlzeobald, Glenda Vore, Nancy Weekley, Narena Talbot, Darlene Wynn, Annette Remmele. C493 C503 Seventh Grade Bottom Row: Glen Cline, Gene Barth, Don Brown, John Faber, lim Blackburn, Barry Guckert, Gene Eddy. Second Row: Henry Burke, Larry Dailey, Sam Berry, Carl Carpenter, David Chutes, Billy Brockmeier, Donald Caltrider, Garry Beck, john Adams, james Butts, Larry Deem, Bill Brasington. Third Row: Dan R. Becker, David Fish, Bill Fordham, lahn Douglas, Jack Grady, Ierry Boice, Larry Burfield, Don T. Becker, james Babb, Larry Britton, Charles Barnes. Fourth Row: Wayne Covey, Don Beaver, Otis Gaskins, john Carter, john Blair. Harry Callander, Ronald Burton, Donald Bayer, lack Edwards, Tim DeLong. Top Row: Dan Bohl, Frank Ghutes, Charles Carpenter, Frank Davis, William Bloomingdale, Loren Gearhart, Larry Carpenter, Neil Brown, Earl Drake, Ray Goodman. Bottom Row: Ben Lucas, lr. Llyle McElfresh, Jack Monaghan, lim McGee. Kenneth Miller, Leroy Hawkins, Larry Miller, Gary Morris, Mervin Laytcm, Joe Lee, Dan McBride, Edward Kostelnik. Second Raw: Gerald Mugrage, James Mullenix, Bob Kirkbride, john Nunn, James Hoskinsan, Roger House- holder, Tom McKenna, Garry Morey, Clyde Jackson, Wayne McKnight, David Hupp, Raymond McCloud. Third Row: Harold Hupp George Monaghan, joe McNutt, Robert Miller, Pat Morris, Richard Haught, Jim Hathaway, Randall Luke, Neil Hasley, jerry Johnson, Orville Humphrey, Dick Hawn. Tap Row: Richard Hastings, Harley Hall Melvin Parks, Carl Johnson, Paul Goodwin, William McConaha, Delmar Lightfritz, John McClure, Frank Stotts, Chapman Lancaster, Bob Heldman. Bottom Row: Ralph Petty, Robert Stewart, Byron Westerman, Tim Rasenbusch, Ronald Perdew, Steven Wooley, Larry Stalnakcr, Larry Simonton, Gale Plaugher, Lloyd Marfield, jim Palmer, Ronald Preeee, Ronald Schultheis. Second Raw: Alva Tucker, Fred Stevens, Bill Pindar, Paul Smith, Leonard Waters Ronald Wright, Robert Warden, William Summers, Richard Snow, Bruce Place, Bud Warren, Larry Wheatly. Third Row: Leonard Ritchie, Leroy Thrasher Larry Thrasher, Ronald Wells, Tom Wilcox, Clifford VanWey, Gerald Sowards, Ronald VanWey, Sheldon Plaugher, Richard Spindler, Rex Prescher, Carl Stewart, Fred Stanley. Top Row: Donald Wells Iames Racer Donald S ien e 1 .' Sk'd h Wh't T W t P l Young, lim Shriver, lim Wagner, Bob Sdhultheis. C F y um S I more, Jo n 1 8, any no en, au C517 Administration and Faculty Guided By Others ,... BOARD OF EDUCATION IVILBUR IONES, Virf' Prfsillmltg DUNN IVIN,-INS, Presidenlg LEON.-IRD BOURD: LUTHER DIILLEIC JACK SULLIVANg HAROLD JIILLS, Clerk. HENRY L. SULLIV.-IN ix Sufu'rinlen1lf'nl ul FRED JIULLENIX. Prinrifml of .1l1irif'Ha High Svhools. Ht' hm ll ILS. in Edurnlirm from Ohio Srlmol. lim n 15.1. Iron: .llariflln llollegl' and mi lliiizvfrxily and an MJ. zvilh Supf'rintnuIent's MA. from Ohio Slam. Hi' in llm Senior f,'lu.x.v Diplmnn from Culumlzia. .1l1Vi.Vll'. 1547 Left: THELMA GEIGER, Assistant Principal, has a BA. from Marietta College, and teaches German. She is the advisor of the junior Student Council. Right: LUKE RUNKEL teaches Civics and is Assistant Principal. He has a BA. from Ohio Northern and an M.A. from Ohio State. MINOJIA BENSON-ILS., Ill..-l. Vocal Music, Advisor of Buckeye Y-Teens. GROVER H. BUXTON-BJII., M.M., Instrumental Music and Band Director. EMILY SNIVELY-B.S.M., Instrumental Music. FLORENCE HENNIS- B.S., Art. WALTER SCHWEIKERT-B.S., School Visitor. FRANK SUTTON-B.S., MA., Mathematics, Athletic Director. BERTHA BARTH, Supefintendenfs Secretary. CHARLOTTE BROWN-B.A., Recording Secretary. DOROTHY ZIIIIMER-BA., Secretary. OR.-I VADAKIN-R.N., School Nurse. EDIVIN CURTIS, Superintendent of Build- ings. JAMES KESTERSON, Chief Custodian. C557 ALICIA ANDERSON-B.A., Clothing, Foods, Advisor Home Economirs Club. ROBERT G. .-INNASENZ-B..4., Hlavhine' Shop, Track Coach anrl Assistant Football Coach. DOROTHY BENDER-BA., English, Malllenmlirs. GAYLE RICK- FORD-B.A., l,llyXll'Ill Education, Sponsor of GA..-l. CHARLES S. BOLIN-B.S., History, Driving, l'hysir'al Erluration and Head Baskvlball Cuarh. RUTH BOOHER-ILS., English, Penmanship. LOUISE IILARK-B..-I.. JLE., ,-llgolzra, Cf'mnr'Irv, Trigononlelry and Ninlh Grade' .-Illzfisor. REBECCA DANA-B.A., English. CAROL DARST-B.S., Foods, Cafeteria Manager. BERT D. DUVALL-ILS., lllalhe- matics, Reserve Baskelball Coarll. PENELOPE GANTZ-BA., Sorial Scivnre. MADELINE GERKE-B.A., English. LEWIS GETTINGS-R..-I., Wood Shup. CLIFFORD GL,-IZIER-M.A., Bookkeeping, Cornnwrcial Arillunelif. Geography, Assisfant Track Coarlz. ETHEL GUTHRIE-B.S., B..-I., MA., English, Spanish, Sponsor of Spanish Club. GORDON L. H.4R1'lI,4N-BA., Geogra- phy, .-lmerifan History, Director of Original. MARTHA I. HARRIS-lK.F.fI., English, Dramalics, Speerlu, Advisor of Orange Masque, National Thespirms, and Naliunal Forensic. WALTER 1. HENSON-BA., Mal., Driving, Physiral Eduralinn, Assistanl Football Coarh. KARL HIEBEL-BA., Srienre, Head Foolball Coarlz. RUTH HOVEY-B..,I., junior Business Training, Business English, Orian ,Alrhforlising Jlrmagw. IV.-IRREN H. IMMEL-ILS., Hygirnf. History, flssislanl Football, Basketball, and Trark Coarh. C557 GRACE KIGGINS-B.A., English, Seventh Grade Advisor. C. I. MCCLURE-B.A., Scienfe, Visual Education Program, Busi- neu Manager of ,-Itllletics. CORNELIA IIICGEE-B..-I., Geography. SUS.-IN MARSCH-B..-I.. M..-l., Typing. MAURINE NE,-ILE-BA., English. JI.-IRG.-IRET NEIVTON-Ii.,-I., M..-I., Latin, Advisor of Latin and Claxsital Clubs, and Olympian Connril. VIRGINIA NOE-B.,-l., English. RUTH P.-ITTIN-B.S., ILA., World History, Honor Society Sponxor. OLIVIA PETERSON-B.S., Clothing, Child Care. CARL PRESCHER-B.A., M.A., Matliematits. Orian Businexs lllanager. M. G. ROSENBUSCH-B.A., Matheruatifs. NIN.-I ROWLAND-B..-I., JI..-l., B.S., Alneriran History, Foodx. R. B. SAWYER-ILS., Agriculture, F. F. A. Sponsor. EMM.-I SCHOONOVER-BJ., JI.,-L, Library, Eighth Grade Adzfixor, Sponsor of Go-lo-College Club. E. C. SIEGFRIED-BA., DLA., Englixh, Advisor Book Club. LEROY SLUSSER-B.A., MA., Chemistry, Physirs, Science. LUCY ST.-ICY-B..-I., Social Problems. lVorld History, Tenth Grade Advisor. D. IV. SWARTZ-B.S., Meehaniral Drawing. H. JI. TAYLOR-Ii.S., .'ll.E., Shorllland, Oflire Training, Advisor Chiron Conunertial Club, Supervixor of Orion Typing. .UARGARET THOMPSON-B..-I., Arnerifan Literature, Dirertor of Orian. KATHRYN TURNER-ILA., M.A., Arilllmetir. ,vi lgebra, Senior Student Counril Advisor. 1579 Activities In Fun and Organizations Orian Staff Editorial Advlsor .... ., Editor , ,,.,,. Assistant Editor Photo Editor . o o Faculty Classes o .o Senior Class ,. .. .. Organizations .. ., Music , Features .. Sports Mrs. Thompson Raynald Lane .. Dan Torpy .. ..... ..,,. , , ,,.r, o,...V.... S hirley Harmon ,, . Margaret Ann Williamson ..,.oo,o l ..V..,.....o..o. ..,. J une Immel or Pat Bogard, Margaret Davis Charlotte West, Dawn Grabill janet Wilson .. Jeanne Krause, Janet Otto , Nancy Beagle, Jack Carleton 4609 JUNIOR EDITORS Kathy Lund Virgene Graham Chris Dungan Business Advertising BUSINESS STAFF Chairman . , . , ,. Bennie Cain Ted Hurst Shirley Thompson Jack Cundilf Rachel Rankin Donna Frazier Advisor . . ,A ,. , ..., I . .... . ., . ,I ., Mr. Prescher ADVERTISING STAFF Chairman I , .......s ,I , Mary Margaret Erb Mary Alice McVay Janice Rake Wilma Romire Richard Williams Dick Britton Patsy Kemp Philip Chamberlain Advisor A , A. ., ..,. .. ..,.,. . . , . Miss Hovcy 1613 Criginal Staff Editor .. ,...,,.A,,..... ......,....,...... .............,.. ....,.. J 0 y Cisler Assistant Feature Editor .........,.,...t.. Ireta Anders Assistant Editors ....... ..,.... ...,,.,....,.. , . . Jane Edwards Sports Editor ....,. .. ....,,.. .... . , ..,.. Dick Britton Jane Harrington Advisor ,.,...............,,., . .,.. .. Mr. Harman Junior High Section Editor .. .. Janice Kahrig Business Manager .....,.. ,.,... M ollie Burdette Feature Editor ,. 4 .... Mary Grace Wittekind Business Advisor .. ...., .,.,., ..,.... . . ..,. , Miss Marsch Bottom Row: Jane Harrington, jane Edwards, Beverly McCauley, Rath Greschner, Louise Samples, Mary Grace Wittekind, joy Cisler, Mollie Burdette, Janice Kahrzg, Betty Patterson, Judy Myers. Row Two: David Lowery Nyla Mason, Nancy Wil- liams, Naomi Martin, Bardara Seyler, Marilyn Skipton, Sharon Weihl, Marilyn Wilking, Jackie Staffel, Rita Row Three: David Muskat. Judy Stansbury, Frances Sayre, Sally McKenna, Donna Mann, Nancy Wotring, Shirley Bradley, Jeannine Bishman, Ruth Curry. Row Four: Dick Britton, Kenny Fink, Jean McClure, Marilyn Rose, Sue Rose, Verna Weppler, Ioan Cainer, Ruth Stacy, Peggy Upstill, jane Callandar, Nellie Hess. Quill 8 Scroll 7 222 2:9 R: WND X ' Ol!! .vs Q E Jill 'liz' 1 fb Q I Not Pictured: lreta Anders, Bettie Wildermuth. Candidates for the Marietta Chapter of Quill and Scroll are chosen solely from the newspaper staff. They must be of junior or senior classincation, or post-graduate. They must be in the upper third of their class in scholastic standing. Superior work in writing, editing, or business management must have been done. Recommendation by publication advisor and final approval by the Executive Secretary of the society are the final requirements. The following are approved members of Quill and Scroll: Joy Cisler Dawn Grabill Jeannine Bishman Janice Kahrig Ruth Curry Betty Patterson Mary Grace Wittekind Jane Edwards Dick Britton Barbara Seyler Jane Harrington Louise Samples Marilyn Skipton Ireta Anders C627 ational Honor Society Top Row: Nancy Beagle. lark Carleton, joy Cisler, Alan Third Row: june Immel, Janice Kahrig, Betty Lindamood, Edwards, Jlary Margaret Erb, Dawn Grabill, Shirley Har- Marya Maxon, Clyde lllerrouf, Charles Otto, janet Otto, mon, Jeanne Krause. Elizabeth Pennock. Serond Row: Raynalrl Lane, Dan Torpyfk Patsy Bogard, Bottom Row: Kathleen Rinehart, Geraldine Stalnaker, Margaret Davis, lamex Dclong, Keith Doak, Robert Hall, Shirley Thompson, William Weilzl, Charlotte West, janet Helen Harman. Wilson. 2FTlzese hrst ten were elerted in their junior year. National Honor Society stands for the highest principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Five per- cent of a class may be elected in their junior year, and up to ten percent in their senior year, from the upper fourth of the class. Each year the Honor Society provides one hundred dollars toward college expenses for a graduating student who meets the requirements. Twice a year they sponsor a tapping assembly, and later a formal banquet for old and new members. C639 Senior Student Council President .,..,,,.., ,....... ,.,.... I i m Hastings Vice President ,,.,... ,..., .,...,,.,,.,..... B i ll Stevens Bottom Row: Marlene Boyre,jim Oppe, Charles Lauderback, Bill Stevens, lim Hastings, Nyla Mason, Ianet Wilson, Margaret Williamson, Slliela Summers. Second Row: Patricia LaFaber, Barbara Hale, Iaek Carleton, Ravnald Lane, Pat Bogard, Ben- nie Cain, Paul Miller. l Secretary-Treasurer ....,,,..A....,,.. Nyla Mason Advisor ..,.................,...... .. .... ..,........ IN Iiss Torner Top Row: Wilfred Dimit, Donald Lauer, Allan Meyer, john Dye, Adrian Caywood, Dave Ellis, Bob Stewart. Not Pictured: Sarah Sehranmi, Mary Margaret Erb, james King, Dan Preston, Shirley Berg, Betty Wildermuth. Junior Student Council Miss Geiger Advlsor ...,,.............,.,....,...,....,... President ..,...,..,....,.... ..,..,.,..,. P aul Cundiif Vice President ........,..........,..,...........t. Sam Hall Bottom Row: Tim Rosenbusrh, Jimmy Moyers, Mike Siddall, Paul Cundifi, Sam Hall, Max Patterson, Barbara Patterson, Ioan Mains. Second Row: Sue Bertram, Ronald Hackn- thorne, Waldo Brown, James Laflin, Bill Pindar, Secretary .,...,.............,.., ,....,... M ax Patterson Treasurer .,..,......,.,..,,.............,.,.... Mike Siddall Donna Gibson, Bill Fordham, Chloe Taylor, Suzanne Stephan. Top Row: Sue Seyler, Ann Harman, Marilyn Rose, Robert Rankin, Judy Finch, june Rich- ardson, Patresa Caywood, Ann Elsey. Absent: Buddy Warren, Gary Beck, Kenneth Spindler. C647 Chiron Commercial Club Advisor ..,..,.,,..,.....,........,....,...,.. President ...,..,..,.... ,...,.... P hilip Chamberlain Vice President ......,.,,.,..,...,.. Marilyn Brown Bottom Row: Ella Mae Clark, Helen Miller, Joanne Woodford, Betty Shears, Gloria Turrill, Patsy Pettit Uhl, Neva Davis, Ruth Becker, Verna Weppler, Mr. Taylor. Second Row: Lois Graham, Flora Kampmeier, Patsy Kemp, loan Schafer, Naomi Treadway, Mary Ann Caldwell, Sue Dobbins, Marjorie Ward. Third Row: Lovell Robinson, Doris Schultheis, Mr. Taylor Secretary ......,...,...,... ..,..,. P atsy Pettit Uhl Treasurer ,...... .......,.,,.....,,....,.. G loria Turrill Ruth Schrader, Marilyn Lancaster, Loretha Wise, Norma Waters. Top Row: Fred Sutton, Dean Shepherd, Caro- lyn Statler, Shirley jackson, Martha Whitney, Loretta Ritchie, Sharon Weihl, Moina Myers, Charlene Neely. Nat Pictured: Marilyn Brown, Betty Carpenter, Phil Chamberlain, Donna Lou Frazier, Roger French, Doris Smith. Betty Lindnmood. Wilma Wynn, Betty Zimmer, Colors: Purple and White Motto: Character, Courtesy, Culture Emblem: Three C's entwined The Chiron Commercial Club has been an active organization in Marietta High School for twenty-five years. The membership is composed of pupils from the senior business group. The main purpose of the club is to establish contacts with busi- ness offices of the city, and to acquire knowledge through lectures and observation. S 1655 President .. , Donna Roach Vice President . Ruth Hasley Bottom Row: Jeannine Bishmlm, janet Kessel- ring, Ruth Hanley, Donna Roarll, Pauline Mr'- Vay, Donna Ingram, Leola Ullman. Serum! Row: Shirley Jlcwllaliazi. Barbara Hale, Louella Hiener, Shirley Pfeiffer, Wanda Wor- Secretary-Treasllrer , , Pauline McVay Advisor , . .. Miss Marsch stell, Lufy Fleming, jerry Bond, james Congle- ton. Top Raw: Ceralding Long, Mary Dazfix, Betty Patterson, Nancy Williams, Thomas Porter, Rita Martin, Kathy Lund, Bettie Wildermuth. Junior Commer- cial Club Tiger Tavern Con trol Board President . ,... ,,., .. ,. Raynald Lane Vice President Margaret Williamson Front Row: Shirley Smrberry, joy Cisler, Rayn- ald Lane. Margaret Williamson. Back Row: .lark Carleton, Shirley Thompson, Mollie Burdette, Mary Duer, Donna Mann, 0567 Secretary-Treasurer ...... .. ..,. Joy Cisler Advisor ,, ,.,, Charles Peterson Paul Cundiff, joe Darrah, Bill MfVey, Kenny Fink, Sara Sutton. Not Pictured: Sue Anderson, johnny Devol, Carolyn Strecker, Bill Stevens, Larry Becker. Advisor . ,... ., . President . Shirley Thompson Vice President . Betty Lou Rollison Bottom Row: Betty Lou Rollisml, Lily Ruth SayT,uShirley Thompxon, Wilma Romire, Dawn Gm i . Second Row: Mary Sayre, Pat Regard, Betty .. Mr. Siegfried Secretary-Treasurer ,,.. ,.., W ilma Romire Programs . .. Ruth Sayre, Dawn Grabill Patterson, jlmire Kahrig, Geraldine Stalnaker, Pat Kemp. Top Row: Kathleen Rinehart, Kathrine Briggs, lemme Krause, Charlotte West, Pat Walters. Boo Club Officers Betty Lou Rollison Ruth Sayre Shirley Thompson Absent: Dawn Grabill, Wilma Romire. C577 President .......,.,..,...., ,..,. D ick Britton Vice President .,..,.,. ...,,.. G ene Bowen Bottom Row: Sarah Sehramm, Naney Beagle, Janice Rake, Gene Bowen, Molly Burdette, Dick Britton, Walter Lauer, Harold Miller. Second Row: Louise Samples, Shirley Thompson, Margaret Laflin, Janet Wilson, Ruth Gresehner, Patsy Bogard. Rachel Rankin, Margaret Ann Williamson, Miss Harris. Secretary-Treasurer ,,...,... Molly Burdette Advisor ..,..,,...,,..,,...,....,..... ....,.... N I iss Harris Third Row: Sharon Weihl, Mary Grate Witte- kind, Barbara Seyler, Jack Cundig, Kenny Fink, Charlotte West, Janet Otto, Nancy True, Bennie Cain. Top Row: Margaret Davis, June Immel, Mari- lyn Skipton., Don Haddad, Alan Edwards, Jaek garleton, Jim Hastings, Raynald Lane, Richard reen. Senior Orange Masque Bottom Row: Janet Kesselring, Jane Medley, Judy Theiss, Jane Edwards, Nyla Mason, Jane Harrington, Barbara Alexander, Marilyn Schramm. Second Row: Luella Heiner, Patsy Noe, Shirley Pfeizer, Martha Seott, Billy Lowe, Patsy Kemp, Sara Hays, Shirlee Delong. C685 Third Row: Ruth Curry, Geraldine Stalnaker, Kathy Lund, Joyce Ball, Janice Kahrig, Donna Haught, Virginia Martin, Evelyn Shimp. Top Row: Ginger Upstill, Jeanne Krause Rita Martin, Roy Harris, Charles Lauderbach, Sue Mehlberg, Sarah Stout, Ireta Anders. Not Pictured: Dawn Grabill. ational Forensic Seated: Jlollie Burdette, Gene Bowen, Surah Scllrmmn, David Jluskal, Slzirlee Delong. Standing: lark Carleton, Dirk Britton. Nol I,il'llH'l1df ,Ianel Ollo. First row, sealed: fllary Grate Wittekind. Helen Harman, Sarah Srhramm, Charles Lauderhark, Bennie Cain, Indy Theiss, Gene Bowen, Ted Hurst, joy Cisler. Nat Pirlurell: Richard Green Bark Row: Dick Britton, Mollie Burdette, Bill Weilll, Kenny Fink, lark Carleton. lark Cmulill, Nanty Beagle, Ginger Upslill, jane Harrington. , Janet Otto, Raynald Lane. C697 ational Thespian Junior Orange Masque President .,,., ....,......... P aul Cundiff Secretary-Treasurer Bottom Row: Joan Mains, Judy McCauley, Martha Steadmarn, Nancy Wotring, Peggy Upstill, Tom Tibbets, Paul Cundlif, Robin Se- mans, Nancy Miller, Ann Elsey, ancy Henry. Seeond Row: Dorothy Smith, Donna Mann, Judy Stansbury, Mary Duer, Donna Jo Gibson, Carmen Biehl, Darlene Wynn, Janice Burdette, Geraldine Broughton, Patty Stevens, Bill Ryan, Vice President ,..,,.... ..,.., T om Tibbets Peggy Upstill Third Row: Barbara Sloan, Gilda Sehenkel, Zlflartha Craft, Mike Siddall, Jimmy Laflin, Sherry Munnell, Barbara Corner, Sue Rose, Marilyn Rose, Dirk Siley, Judy Wagner. Top Row: Charlotte Burdette, Sandra Davis, Carol Davis, Jan Asch. Kay Osterle, Jackie Hays, Julie Wigton, Freddie While, Alberta Berg, Karl Stephan. Art Club Advisor .. ..,..,.,.,...A.... .. President ..,,., ..,..,..,. .... ,,..,.. S a 1 ly Lacey Vice President ...,... .... . . ....,.. Jerry Caseman Bottom Row: Ann Strecker, Margie Stephens, Chloe Taylor, Jerry Caseman, Sally Latey, Shane Plate, Jimmy Butts. Second Row: Carol Schenkel, Barbara Wilson, Sandra Young, Jan Wheeler, Patricia McCauley, Barbara Farley, Norma Fouss. 4709 Miss Hennis Secretary-Treasurer ..,....,.. .... S ylvia Young Assistant Secretary ,, ,. Margie Stephens Top Row: Sylvia Young, David Lowry, Larry Caseman, George Blake, Saundra Theobald, Shirley Goddard. Not Pictured: Janine McCauley, Dee McFar- land, Delmar Lightfritz, Ginger Horne. President . ., Dawn Grabill Vice President ., . Charlotte West Bottom Row: Mrt. Guthrie, Roger I'ou'er, Rich- ard White, Charlotte West, Down Grubill, janice Knhrig. Ruth Jacoby, Marcia llurttx, Richard Siley. Second Row: Sue Williamson, Rettn Semnns, Shirley Starberry, Nancy True, Judy Holmes, Walter Riley, Shirley Thompson, Suzanne Stanx- bury. Spanish Club has been very active this year. Meetings were held the first Tuesday of each month, with interesting pro- grams provided by selected committees. In October the members collected a box of clothing to send as a Christmas gift to a family in Spain. The club made plans to go caroling at Christmas, but bad weather interfered. Later, in January, a party was held at Mrs. Guthrie's in place of the carol- ing. As the last activity of the year, the group presented a Pan-American Day assembly on April 14. Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Janice Kahrig Advisor , . , . Mrs. Guthrie Third Row: Sum Sutton, Ginger Ubxlill, Stan- ley Dezfol, Ray Fritsche, George Ezllly, Dale Offenberger, Eugene Blough, Roy Cline. Top Row: Bill Cixltr, Kyle Kinton, George Wilton, Don Lowe, Charles' Alden, Dave Smith, joe Darrah, Randall Sprague. Not Pictured: Dick Britton, Virgene Gmlmm. Gene Bowen. El Circulo Espanol C717 German Club ll President ,..,.. ,.., . ,.,. . Nancy Beagle Vice President ..,. ..,. . A .,., .,,, R obert Hall Bottom Row: Sarah Srhrannn, Jeanne Thomp- xon, Mae Turker, Janice Rake, Margaret Lafiin, Ruth Gresrhner, Mary Craze Wittekinzl, Marya Mason, Margaret Williamson, Mary Alive Mi'- Vay, janet Wilson, Patsy Bogard, Marilyn Srhramnl. Serond Row: Mae james, john Devol, Harold Miller, Sam Muscari, Lee Striekler, john Spiml- ler, lark Cunrlgf, Eugene Miller, Ronald Lank- forzl, William ayton. German Club l Secretary-Treasurer , , Buddy Patterson Advisor . .. .. .,.,. ,.,. . . Miss Geiger Third Row: Naney Beagle, Kathryn Briggs, Kathy Rinehart, Marilyn Walking, Don Young, David Muskal, janet Otto, Barbara Seyler, Helen Harman, Louise Samples, Ralph Lank- ford. Top Row: Margaret Davis, Marilyn Skipton, Mollie Burdette, Clyde Merrow, Robert Hall, Buddy Patterson, Dan Preston, ,-Ilan Edwards, Tum Davis, june lnnnel. lbxent: Wanda Lauer. Ella-ll . President ......,.. ,. Sara Stout Vice President .. . .. ,. .. Joan Bay Front Row: Shirley Bonnette, Ioan Bay, Bar- bara Gearhart. Second Row: Donna Bonnelte, Ruth Valentine, .Vary Ioye Dow, Sara Stout, Sue Melilberg. Thirrl Row: Iarqueline Karrher, fully Tlieiss, Secretary-Treasurer .,,.,.,. Evelyn Shimp Advisor , . ,, .. ,... .. .. Miss Geiger Evelyn Shinip, Patty Layman. Bark Row: Martha Scott, Robert Henthorne, David Darrali, Calvin Wagner, Mike Siddall. Paul Cundifl. Abxent: Florence Lauer. Beryl Younee. DAS ABENTEUER DER NEUJAHRSNACHT In olden times in Germany, when there were few clocks, the night-watchman was an important functionary, whose stick or pike was a symbol of public order and who sang the hour like this: Listen, folks, and let me tell: Twelve has struck and all is well. This is the romantic adventure of a spirited young prince and a faithful young night-watchman who exchanged robes and roles during the celebration of New Year's Eve. Advisor ,. ..,... . ,. President ..,. ..,.. ,.., . Alan Schramm Vice President Ronnie Householder Bottom Rauf: Mary .-llice Hoffman, Don Hurst, Donna Mann, Eva Carter, Esther Carter, Jlar- tha Steadman, Nancy Wolring. Second Row: judy Stansbury, Mary Duer, jean McClure, Peggy Upstill, Dick Phelps, Alan Schrannn, Ronnie Householder, jim Wilking, Charles W. Brown, Linda Wise, Allan Best, Meta Clark. Third Row: Larry Guckert, Sharon Smith, Judy Finch, Bill McVicar, George Pooler, Tom Seeilers, David Willison, jimmy Laflin, Ila Brothers, jean Sams, Fred White, Shirley Bell, . .. Miss Newton Secretary ,,,. ,, . t ,.,, Peggy Upstill Treasurer ,. ,... .... .. Dick Phelps Sially Biszantz, Martha Schrannn, Carolyn Schul- tleis. Fourth Row: Barbara l'Vilson, lim Pugh, Ed- ward Sprague, Dick Camden, Ann Cranston, Kay Oesterle, Ruth Stacy, Josephine lanes, Martha Craft, julie l'Vigton, lllarion Benson, Sandra Davis, Alice Wagner. Top Row: Floyd McGuire, Stephen Gerhart, Jocelyn Hays, Margaret Stevens, Alan Smith, Bob Shively, Larry Davis, lane Callander, Nellie Hess, Sandra Duffey, Florence Axtell. Not Pictured: Jan Asch, Dick Whittington. Ladn CHub CHynr' pian CbuncH Advisor ..,.., . ,... .. President .. Larry Crimmel Vice President . .. Frances Cunningham Bottom Row: Armelda McKnight, Beverly Kuntz, Ruth Williamson, Patti Deering, Vir- ginia Kline, Larry Crimmel, Shirley DeLong, Frances Cunningham, Betty Sue Vadakin, Phyl- lis Snodgrass, jean Brown, Dorothy Hawn. Second Row: Dorothy Westerman, Bernice Murray, Shirley Hall, Carolyn Strecker, Bill Stevens, Charles i1IcKnight, Pat Holdren, Sam Muscari, Marilyn Sprague, Violet Moore, Dick McKenna. C747 Miss Newton Secretary .,.,. ,.,. ,.,. Susan Spindler Treasurer , ,.,, ,.,,.. ..,... ..,. P a tu Deering Third Row: Ruth Padgitt, Donna Collins, Keith Stalnaker, Paul Bertram, Sue Anderson, David Muskat, Fred Hunter, Susan Spindler, Franklin Blair, Lois Lauer, Sara johnson. Top Row: Dan Stephan, Robert Stewart, Wil- lion: Mills, jason Kimhall, David Ellis, Dick Eddy, Don Lauer, Arthur Henninger, Charles Cook, Adrian Caywood, Earnest Wotring, Dick Gibson. Not Pictured: Don Hudnall, Carol Kellog, Dick LaBar1e. Classical Club Advisor , ,... President . . Shirley Harmon Vice President .. . . . jerry Stzllnaker Seated: Shirley Hannon, Front Row. standing: Nyla Mason, Dorothy Hall, Bell: Pennork, Sara Hayex, Gerallllne Stalnaker. its K Miss Newton Secretary . .. Ruth Curry Treasurer .... .. . Martha Klipple Bark Row: ,lane Edwards, Martha Klipple, Shirley Berg. Marlene Mrllauley, lane Harring- ton, Rullz Curry. Joyce Ball. Buckeye Y-Teens B, K Advisor ,, . . Miss Benson President Mary Margaret Erb Secretary .. . . ., Carol Baker Vice President Alvena Erb Treasurer , , Margaret McKenna Bottom Row: Sherry Mrlinight, Carol Baker. Mary Margaret Erb, .ellvena Efll, Sharon Wright. Jliddle Row: .Varian l'Vrighl, Betty Hall, Ruth Schrader, Alite Crurnhley, Patty Ritchie, Doro- thy Barge. Top Row: Ruth Hall, Patritia Walterx, Peggy Biehl, Betty Dye, Ruth Sayre. Nul l'irturerl: Margaret Mrlienna, Shirley Gotl- darrl, Mary Dutton, Barbara Stegner, Roxe Wright, Mildred Baker, Tresxa Becker, Kather- ine Biehl, Patty Brown, Caroline Cogszuell. Beverly Dunbelzin, Leona Long, Bonnie Mr'- Brille, Patty Jlrlfadzlen, Mary Sprague, Sandra Theolmld. 4759 Advisor ,. , ..,.,, President .. . ,. ..,. , Pal Bogard Vice President Margaret A. Williamson Bottom Row: Fay Jones, Shirley Berg, Mary K. Davis, Sara Stout, Louise Samples, Nancy True, Pat Bogard, Margaret Ann Williamson, Marya Mason, Janet Wilson, Jeanne Krause, Martha Klipple. Second Row: Nancy Scholz, Ruth Greschner. Donna Frazier, Norma Parlin, Moina Myers. Helen Harman, Shirley Thompson, Doris Enright, Rachel Rankin, Margaret Laflin, Geraldine Stalnaker, loanne Jones, Marilyn Schramm, Dawn Grabill. Third Row: Sarah Schramm, Barbara Seyler, ,. Mrs. June Secretary ..,., . ....,, ,, Shirley Berg Treasurer . ,,,. ,. .... Mary K. Davis Betty Linrlamoorl, Pal Kemp, Shirley Harmon, Janet Otto. June lmmel, Kathleen Rinehart, Joan Schafer, Naomi Treadway, Mary Grace Wittekinrl, Joy Cisler, Sharon Weihl, Janice Rake. Top Row: Nancy Beagle, Joan Gainer, Mari- lyn Skipton, Sue Dobbins, Ruth Rhoades, Kathryn Briggs, Loretta Ritchie, lllarilyn Brown, Margaret. Davis, Mollie Burdette, Char- lotte West, Janice Kahrig, Mary Alice McVay. Nut Pictured: Jan Davis, Helen Miller, Joette Smith, Janet Riggs. Senior Y-Teens Seniors Juniors Bottom Row: Charlene Stephan, Donna In- gram, Marilyn Johnson, Sara Farley, Nyla Maron. Sally Reed, Joan Bay, Jane Harring- ton. Barbara Alexander, Shirley Middleswarl. Frances Sayre, Jeannine Bishnzan, Reita Senmns. Second Row: Jean Thompson, Jane Medley, Shirley Pfeiffer, Donna Roach, Shirley Mc- Mahan. Wanda Worstell. Lucy Fleming, Sara Sutton, Sarah Hays, Ruth Curry, Frankie Lowe, Marlene Weber, Sue Mehlberg, Patricia McCauley. Third Row: Geraldine Long, Belly l'Vildermulh, 4769 Nancy Williams, Ginger Upstill, Katherine Lund, Barbara Gearhart, Ruth Daugherty, Betty Patterson, Sue Handschumacker, Jane Erlzvards, Janet Casto, Shirley Scarberry, Mar- tha Scott, Sue Williamson. Top Row: Leota Ullman, Ruth Hasley, Mary Dow, Ann DeLong, Judy Holmes, Virgene Gra- ham, Marilyn Wilking, Jacqueline Stoegel, Virginia Martin, Evelyn Shimp, Rita Martin, Joyce Ball, Ireta Anders. Nat Pictured: Ruth Laughery, Naomi Martin, Donna Roach, Suzanne Stansbury, Joan Smith. President ...... .... ...,.. Betty Sue Vadakin Vice President .,.. .... ..... ...,.. R u th Padgitt Bottom Row: Shirley Kendall, Wanda Metcalf, Armelda McKnight, Betty Sue Vadakin, Peggy Seyler, Dorothy Hawn, Jean Braun, Ruth Wil- liamson. Second Row: Phyllis Snodgrass, Patty Pickens, Shirley Cutshazu, Bonnie Warfield, Dorothy Westerman, Deloris Stalnaker, Shirley Smith- berger, Sara Johnson, Francis Cunningham, Carol Kellogg. Third Row: Jeanette Davis, Beverly Kuntz, Pat Secretary ..., , .... Peggy Seyler Treasurer ,. Dorothy Hawn Lalfalier, Patti Deering, Virginia Kline, Bernice Murray, Flora Griffiths, Sheila Summers, Ger- aldine Andris. Fourth Row: Shirlee Delong, Donna Collins, Marilyn Sprague, Violet Moore, Lois Lauer, Carolyn Streeker, Sue Ander.son, Susan Spindler, Shirley Rinard. Not Pictured: Sally Smith, Sandra Smith, Ruth Padgitt, Ezra Pearl Smith. Sopho- more Y-Teens Fresh- man Y-Teens President ,, .. Peggy Upstill Vice President . Shirley Bell Bottom Razr: Martha Steadnmn, Edna Scott, Judy Westbrook, Sharon Reed, Kay Oesterle, Petltly' Upstill, Shirley Bell, Naney Wotring, Susie Ogle, Carolyn Srhnltheis. Second Row: Mary Aliee Hoffman, Kay Biehl. Sally Biszantz, Donna Mann, Judy Stanslmry, Jean lllelflure, Mary Duer, Patty Layman, Martha Sehramni, Kay Knox, Deloris Wagner, lla Brothers, Marion Benson, Darlyn Nye. Third Row: Dorothy Barge, Mary Otto, Bar- C777 Secretary Ruth Fleming Treasurer ..,,, . Kay Oesterlc ham Wilson, ,Iosephine Jones, Alite Wagner, June Riflmrrlson, Delores Gmnm, Donna Shinip. Jan Aseli, Judy Finch, Sandra Davis, Barbara Borror. Fourth Row: Sharon Smith, Joeelyn Hays, Patty Bailey, Ruth Stacey, Florence Axlell, Margaret Stevens, Ann Cranston, Joanne lVest, Jlary Stoffel, Julie Wigton, Nellie Hess. Not Pirtured: Jean Sams, Sharon Leonhart, Donna Bowser, Janice Burton. President .. .... .. , Ann Elsey Vice President . A Sally Davis Bottom Row: Shirley Delanrey, Nancy Miller, Carma Phillips, joan Mains, Gretchen Otto. Judy Sue Wagner, Sally Davis, Barbara lo Patterson, Ann Elsey. ,Iurly Meffauley. Peggy Stevens. Second Row: Naney Henry. Beverly McCauley, Mariam Edgar, Eleanor Mosley, Barbara Herk- ler, Norma Fouss, Darlene Strahler, Nancy Bules, Donna Casto, Shirley North, Vivian Secretary ,. ,.e.. , ,... . Carma Phillips Treasurer .. ,. Barbara Jo Patterson Third Row: Evelyn Coberly, Peggy Hill, Robin Semans, Marilyn Rose, Carol Davis, jerrie Nelson, Joanne Sejfens, Myra Houseman, Sherry Maunell, Barbara Harris, Sally Mrlienna. Top Row: Gilda Srhenkel, Sharon Burton, Car- man Biehl, Donna Williams, Ruth Fowler, Phyllis Henninger, Charlotte Burdette, Judy A. Wagner, Patrifia Stevens, Margaret Roberts. Eighth Grade Y-Teens Theobald. Seventh Grade Y-Teens r w President .. .. Judith Morris Secretary-Treasurer Bottom Row: Sharon Hall, Libby Laltarre, Beverly Lankford, Stephanie Hays, Abigail Green, ludy Peters. Serond Row: Donna Sutton. jane MeVirar, Naney Weekly, Ruth Weaver, Christina Spind- ler, Anne Bolin. 1737 Vice President .. ..,. , A . Abigail Green ,. Sharon Hall Top Row: Judy Spimller, Sue Bertram, Pattie Murphy, joan Wagner, Linda Boone. Judith Morris, Sue Seyler. Not Pirtured: Loretta Wright. Sigma Hi-Y President ,. , ,....,,. ,,.. ..,.,... R a ynald Lane Vice President A ,, ,, . ,.,. Don Lowe Chaplain .. ..,..,.... .. Bottom Row: .Har james, Bennie Cain, john Weihl, Raynald Lane, Don Lowe, jack Carle ton, Keith Doak, Bob Gumm. Second Row: Robert Riddle, Harold Miller, Dick Britton, Lyle Sehultheis, jack Cundifl, jim DeLong, Dan Torpy, Alan Edwards, Gene Delta Hi- S talnaker. Y Secretary .,.. , ,.,..,. ,.., , ,..., .. Jack Carleton Treasurer .,.. . .. .... John Weihl .. Keith Doak Third Row: Frank Peterson, Ralph Lankford, Charles Otto, Don Haddad, Walter Skipton, Randall Sprague, Rirhard Green, Bill Carleton. Top Row: Roger French. jim Hastings, Dean Shepherd, Ted Hurst, Dannie Preston, Dave Angert, Buddy Patterson, Bill Weihl, Richard Williams. President .. ,.,.. .,,.,..,..,....,..,. ,.., D ick Layman Vice President ..,, ..,. .. ..,. George Eddy Bottom Row: Harold Mullen, Ted Bole, George Eddy, Dirk Layman, Walter Riley, Ronnie Lankfmd. Middle Row: Ronald Dennis, Dale Farrel, Bill C797 Secretary-Treasurer . ,.., . , ,,.. Joe Darrah Chaplain .. . ,.,, ,. ,. Ted Bole MfVey, Paul Kehl, Dave Smith, Joe Haddox. Top Row: Charles Lauderbaek, Dave Lenning- ton, Bah Pugh, Allan Meyer, Reggie Pifkering, jim Illedley. av f ..-f- ,. -, President ,..,....,...,,. . ........ Adrian Caywood Vice President ,. ..,... ........, L arry Crimmel Bottom Row: Dick McKenna, Don Lauer, Rob- ert Stewart, Adrian Caywood, Larry Crtmmel, David Darrah, Dan Stephan. Second Row: Thomas Skipton, Paul Bertram, Pat Holdren, Charles Cook, Earnest Wotring, Gary Beardrnore, john Devol. f Sopho- more Hi-Y I Secreary-Treasurer .. , ...,..., Robert Stewart Chaplain ,. .,....t.,..,,...,....,... ....,.... D onald Lauer Third Row: Sam Muscari, Franklin Blair, William Stevens, Fred Hunter, Dick Gibson, Arthur Henninger. Mike Daugherty. Top Row: Kyle Kinton, Steve Demchak, Rondal Cline, Tom Davis, john Racer, Ted Hausman. Not Pietured: Keith Stalnaker, Robert Weaver. Freshman Hi-Y President ...,....,. , Ronnie Householder Vice President .,..., ..,.. .,...... . . Allan Best Chaplain .. Bottom Row: Don Bradford, Dick Drumm, Ronnie Householder, Mike Siddoll, Allan Best, Leland Thompson. Second Row: Bill Lund, jim Lafiin, Bill Ryan, Don Hurst, Larry Gurkert, Dirk Siley. Third Row: Karl Stephan, Steve Gearhart, 6305 Secretary .,......,.,..,.,........,..,........ Dick Drumm Treasurer ....,,..,.. Leland Thompson . ,..... Mike Siddall Tom Seevers, Dick Phelps, lim Leake, Paul Cundifl. Top Row: Tom Tibbets, Pat McGuire, Bob Shively, Ron Graham, Allan Schramm. Not Pictured: Larry Brown, john Peters, Don Clasto, Ed Strachan, Fred White, Alfred Sidda . Torch Hi-Y President ..,.. .... . .. .. .. Bob Rankin Vice President ., ,.., ,.,,, . .... . . Ron Stewart Bottom Row: jimmy Babb, jim Boyre, Bob Seyler. Larry Deems, Bob Srhulthcis, Don Becker, Ronnie Sayre. Second Row: Fred Davis, Mark lViIliamxon, Don Stewart, Kenny Spincller, Ron Hackathorn, Steve Wooley, Richard Spindler. Traffic Squad Secretary ...,... ,..,.... ,.,. ,,,. ,...., .,,. J 0 e M a tthews Treasurer ,. ,.,..,..,.. .. ..,.. .. Mark Williamson Third Row: Dave McCoy, Sam Hall, Larry Devol, Dirk Hastings, Boll Heldman, joe lllal- thewx, Carl Stewart, Paul Smith. Top Row: Ronnie llIcVay, Don Young, john McClure, Bob Rankin, Dave Mosser, Bob Cun- ningham. Captain Thomas Schrader Advisor ,,.,,.,.. .... . .. .... ,. , Mr. Swartz Lieutenants ...,...., .. James Steed, Zackie Myers Kneeling: Kenneth Raybuck, Zackie Myers, Standing: Ellsworth McEIfrexh, john Becker, Eugene Gerholcl Lawrence Farley, james Steed, Mr. Swartz, Thomas Schrader, David Coney, Robert Lauer. KSU Future Farmers of America President ....,.,..,....,,., ......... L yle Schultheis Vice President ...,.... ,,,....., F rank Peterson Secretary ,..,........ .. ...., .,.,.s,.... ........... E l don Brum Bottom Row: Gerald Moore, Eldon Brum Frank Peterson, Lyle Schultheis Bernarai Young, Nelson Benedict, Ronald, Graham, David Erb. Second Row: Philip Ullman, Robert Hall, Don DeLong, james Leake, Byron DeLong, lim Bradley, Roger johnson, Ray Becker, Car- rol Scotl, Roy Dailey. The Marietta Chapter of The Treasurer ......... ...... B ernard Young Reporter ,,.,,., ,.,. , .. Nelson Benedict Advisor ...,..,.,,....,..,........... .... ...... .... . . . Mr. Sawyer Top Row: Stanley LaFaber, Delbert Duckworth, james Hall, Chuck Valentine, Leroy Hutchin- son, Harrison Sarver, David Harris, Leonard grrgg, Kenny Raybuck, Paul Hensler, Neil o erts. Not Pictured: Richard Wendelken. Future Farmers of America was organized in 1929 and has been active continuously since. Its motto is: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. The Marieta Chapter has consistently been high in the number of State Farmers produced and in the various district and state contests. Ill Top. ld! llvfl to righlj: Ray Be1'kf'r. Harrixan Sarwer, Lerox' Hutfhinwn, Kenny Ravlmrk. Paul Henxlfr. Jlirlfllv, lefl Hell to rightj: Frank l'1'ter.wn. Nelson B1'nf'1lil'l. Lyla Srlzulllwis. Clzutk Valvnlinrf. Barnard Young. lfolloin. lvl! llefl lo righlj: Ifirlimvl lVr'n1l1'lkin. Carroll Stull. Neil Rollrrls, Ronald Graham. Na! pi1'lurz'd: ,lamrx Lfaka. 4839 Top, right Hell to righlj: Dan DeLong, Stanley LaFalJer, Ralzarl Hall, Gerald Moore, Dazrirl Erh. Jlullllff, right flffl to riglztj: David Harris, Roger johnson, Laonard Craig, Byron DeLong. lim Bradley. liallrnn. iiglll flvlt lo righlj: Phillip Ullman, Roy Dailey, jamm Hall, Elrlun Hmm, Delbert Dzulzworllx. Projection Club Advisor ,... ....,.., Mr. McClure Standing: Mr. Mrfflure, Eldon Brunl, Rirhard Wendelken. Carroll Scott, Ritlmrd Lutz, Tom Porter. Ted Hurst. Front Row: Ernest Nunn, Charles Miller. Franrix Arnold, jerry Bond, lim Congleton. Serond Row: David Erb, jim Delong, Lyle Srhultlleiss. Roy Dailey, Herbert Chillester. Home Economics Third Row: Bill Ryan, Charles McKnight, Don Arnold, Kenny Raylmrk. Fourth Row: Robert Hall, Delbert Dufkworth, Keith Doak, Herbert Smith. Filth Row: Robert Hentlzorne, Donald Young, Walter Riley. .ll1sent: Alan llleyer, Charles Mills. Advisor ,. ,.,...... .. Miss Anderson President . ..,, ,. ,. ,. Jerrie Nelson Secretary Dorothy Hall Vice President .. ..,,, Mary Sayre Treasurer ,. ,. Ada Payne Bottom Row: llliss Anderson, lllarolyne Miller, ,Ierrie Nelson, Mabel Masters, Dorothy Hall. Second Row: Norma Stollar, Darlene Strahler, lla Hurst, Sara Iohnson. Third Row: June Boyre, Linda Wise, Pat lVal- ters, Mary Sayre, Laretha Wise. Not Pictured: Rosalie Berman, Lila Hurst, Marlene Davison, lane Keney, Janice Burton, Evelyn Collerly, Ada Payne, Glenna Payne, Patty Rumburg, Ruth Sayre, Velvo Stewart, Naomi Swartz, Clyta Swartz, Nancy Doak, Nanfy Henry. Youth and Government Day For the third straight year Youth and Government was one of the biggest activities of the Senior Hi-Y Clubs. It was made possible through the help and effort of Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Mullenix, and Mr. Runkel. On the day of the assembly, February 20, the gymnasium was decorated with numerous signs of each party. During the assembly Ted Hurst, Nationalist party ch.airman, and Federalist party chair- man, Raynald Lane, introduced their candidates for the city offices. Speeches were given by Dick Britton and Jim Delong, the candidates for Mayor and President of Council, respectively, on the Nationalist Ticket, also giving major speeches were Bill Weihl, Federalist candidate for Mayor and Jack Carleton, candidate for President of Council on the Federalist Ticket. Political entertainment in the assembly included: Feds from Fenus, The Singing Cowboy, A Minstrel Act, and an assassina- tion skit. The results of the election held the following day showed the Federalist Party sweeping into office, winning every office except City Treasurer. Those elected and their respective offices are as follows: Mayor ...,..............,,.,..,....,.i..,.....,....i....,..........,..,....i,....,,....,...,, .,.,,,.............,.....,., ,........,. B i ll Weihl President of Council ..,.,,. Jack Carleton City Treasurer .,,.,.,.,........ ,...,......... B en Cain City Solicitor ., ...,. .... . ...., ,......... .,.,..,....,..i.....,,..... A l an Edwards City Auditor ,. .,.... .... . ,, ,...,,.................,...,,,.,.... ........,.,..,.........,.....,... J ohn Weihl Councilmen-at-large .... .,.. .. Don Lowe, Harold Miller, Don Haddad Councilmen- lst Ward .......... ,...,............., R ichard Green 2nd Ward ...,... ......... C harles Lauderback 3rd Ward ....,.i.., ...,.....,............,., J im Hastings 4th Ward .......... ..,.........,,.,.. J ohn Devol Police judge ....,.,.....,.....,........,...,,.................,.. ,....... B uddy Patterson The oflicials appointed by the mayor are: Service Director ...,.,..,...,..,.....,....,.......,...,..... ....... R aynald Lane Clerk of Council .,.... ..,.i...., D ick Britton City Clerk ..,,.,...,..., ...,..,........ B ill Carleton City Engineer .....,,...,..........i,., ..,...,..,, R alph Lankford Health Commissioner .,.,..,.. ,..,.........,,... M ac James City Electrician .,........,....,....,.........,.....,............ ..,.,..... J ack Cundiff Superintendent of Water Works ............. ,,...,.. jim Delong Superintendent of Street Department ,......., .....,.. B ill Stevens Police Chief .....,........,.........,...,.,.......,,.,,,....,.............,...,. ,....i., C huck Otto Fire Chief ...............,...,..,....,.........,........,.,....... .. ....,.,,.., Ted Hurst Results of the Civil Service Examination: Police Captain .........,.,...,.... .......,.,..,...............,............ ,,.... ......i,.,., . .....,,...,.......,,., ,.,................o.,,.,. D a n T orpy Patrolmen .......,,....,..,..., Dave Angert, Ted Bole, Ron Lankford, Dannie Preston Assistant Fire Chief ,..,....,....,,.,....,...............,.......,,...,............,..........,..,.,,...,.. ..........,... ...i., .,.... . . . Joe Darrah Firemen ,,..,.,,......,.....,..,.,....,......i,.................. ...,,.,.... R andy Sprague, Bardill Hess, Pat Holdren This year, for the first time, a model state legislature was held in Columbus. The delegates elected from Marietta were: Seniors .......,..,,,,.... ....., ...,., ..........,,. R a y nald Lane and Bill Weihl Juniors ......,. ,..,.,..... C lharles Lauderback and Joe Haddox C357 Music In Choral Groups and Band ! i , v P k 'CS S: CS W SI 45 CD hing YC Ada 52 I9 95l- A : e -. .. : va e L e va 5 m : . 3- fc I : N - E E m I-I .E 'S fi e -: L c N U F' E Q L Q N .Jsl .:m. Q-: 35 L -.R Ep as ,PC E- 'S -. 52 's- is sz NJ in -2: ex 3. E E V3 in C 's e 'N E E z L Q A i.. 5' P. Q Q : : -- Q 2 ,ri Q21 9415: -S e.. on N-: U3 M , -HS 5: an CCB: 2: .Ev ez 's-2 A .,E AE NE 4 , ,Ma F, 'N 3. ec .. N -2 'sin 2? we W'-c Nb :V-. 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Below is pictured the M.H.S. band of 1922 under the direction of Mr. George Siegler, who was in charge of music in the public schools of that time. On the opposite page is our ll0 piece 1952 band directed by Mr. Grover Buxton. This is one of the most prominent organizations in Marietta High School, as it is called upon to par- ticipate in so many civic affairs. With its spectacular formations at football games, its varied programs in assemblies, and its smaller groups which furnish much of the pep for basketball games it is an integral part of our school life. 4397 Musical Organizations Whether it is choir, Senior High Girls' Glee Club, or Girls' Ensemble, the enter- tainment can be depended upon to be interesting and worthwhile. These three vocal organizations for senior high students are busy all year, performing at assemblies and other events. The choir presents annual Christmas and spring concerts and a pop concert, in addition to making other public appearances. The Glee Club, open to any girl who wants to sing, joins the choir in its two yearly concerts, while the Girls' En- semble is a unit in itself, composed of girls carefully selected from the choir. For the junior high student, the ninth grade choir and seventh and eighth grade Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs offer chances for fun and training for the senior high organizations. Miss Minoma Benson has given unselfishly of her time and talents to the direc- tion of these fine organizations. She is assisted by Miss Snively, who also directs the orchestra. l95I-52 Choir President .,.,,.,..,.. .. .. ..i. ,. .... ,.,., ,,,, ,....,.., . . . Ronald Casto Vice President ., ,,,.. , ,,.,,. .,,., J olm Dye Librarian .. ..... Rachel Rankin Secretary . ,, ,. . ,,,.. , Marya Mason Bottom Row: Helen Miller, Marlene Boyce, Helen Harman, Sheila Summers, Janice Rake, Yvonne Neiswonger, Marilyn johnson, Leota Ullman, Charlene Stephan, janet Kesselring, Shirley Middleswart, Shirley Pfeiffer. Serond Row: Nanry Sellob, Iurly DeLong Patsy Uhl Marianne Smith, Margaret Lafiin, Violet llloore, lllarya Mason, Herndon Morris, Albert Seianre, Shirley Thompson, Jim Congleton, Bob Weaver. Third Row: Jerry MrNutt, Narzry True, Betty Lindamood, Naomi Martin, Paulene McVay, Louise Samples, Ioan Bay, Barbara Hale, Rachel Rankin, john Spinrller, Kathy Lund. Fourth Row: Kenny Fink, lim Hastings, jimmy Steed, Barllill Hess, lllarlene Weber, Norma Parlin, Lucy Fleming, june Immel, Dick Gibson, Bill lllills, Paul Hale, Virgene Graham. Top Row: Roger French, Ron Casio, Ed Davis, Paul Garrison, Dean Shepherd, Arthur Henninger, Tom Davis. C909 Senior High Girls' Glee Club Bottom Row: Beryl Younce, Marya Mason, Naomi Martin, Kathy Lund, Nancy True, Carolyn Strecker, Leota Ullman, Lea Abicht, Marlene Boyce. Second Row: Marilyn Schramm, joan Schafer, Helen Miller, Shirley Middleswart Barbara Hale, lllarlene W'eher, Nancy Scholl, Marilyn johnson, Sharlene Lane, Shirley Kendall, janet Kesselring. Patty Pickens, Donna Ingram, Yvonne Niceszuanger. Third Row: lllae Tucker, Lois Graham, Patsy Uhl, Belly Linrlarnooll, Joyce Ball, Flora Grilhllls, Sheila Summers, Dorothy Sims, Patsy Noe, Shirley Pieiger, Donna Roach, Virginia Cline, Rachel Rankin. Fourth Row: Ruth Williamson, .llrmellla McKnight, Norma Parlin, Shirley Thompson, Lucy Flem- ing, Kathryn Sparks, Illariannc Smith, Janice Rake, joan Bay, Moina lllyers, janet Wilson, Margaret Laflin, Helen Harman, Ian Davix. Top Row: Louise Samples, june Immel, Virgene Graham, Rita lllartin, jerry Slalnaker, Ruth Laughery, Violet Moore, Martha Klipple, Geraldine Andrix, Naomi Treadway, Marilyn Sprague, Paulene Mc-Vay, lady DeLong. Girls' Ensemble Advisor ,... ,. . .. , Miss Benson Seaterl: Larry Fleming, Leota Ullman. Nancy Scholz. Standing: janet Kexselring, Marlene Weber, Kathy Lund, Margaret Laflin, Helen Harman, Marva Mason, Louise Samplex, Violet Moore, Rachel Rankin. ' C915 inth Grade Chorus Bottom Row: Edna Scott, Nancy Wotring, Barbara Corner, Jim Laflin, Charles Brown, Leonard Burheld, Judy Finch, Phyllis Sprague. Second Row: :Sally Biszantz, Darlene Nye, Caroline Schultheis, Janice Ewing, Delores Schultheis, Shirley Galbraith, Martha Schramm, Patty Masters, Juanita Spimller. Third Row: Ruth Fleming, Bob Henthorne, Arlene Johnson, Dorothy Barge, Mary Collier, Martha Steadnran, Barbara Boror, Beverly Dunbebin, Frances Arnold, Ruth Farley, Joyce Roberts, Char- lene Ball, Gilbert Allender, Dick White. Fourth Row: Paul Barth, Josephine Jones, Silvia Young, Sandra Young, Delores Gumm, Yvonne ghgigherty, Florence Axtell, Jocelyn Hays, Patty Bailey, Edward Sprague, Tommy Seezfers, Alan c ramm. Top Row: Sharon Smith, Margaret Stevens, Ruth Stacy, Kay Biehl, Kay Oesterle, Larry Davis, Harolzd lVIcKnight, Ann Cranston, Mary Otto, Nellie Hess, Paul Cunrlij, Karl Stephan, Warren Olfen erger. Officers of Junior High Glee Clubs Alberta Berg, Bob Rankin, Tom Meredith, Ann Elsey, Stephen Wooley, Wayne McKnight, Skipber Simonton, Barbara Jo Patterson, Nancy Weekly, Carol Eddy, Jean Harris, Karen McCurdy, Jim Hyde. C929 Sports ln Track, Football, and Basketball ! l-4 if l.. ell e1-men 1951-52 TRACK 'Reba-'l' Cliamlaewlan Donald Ddlson Clmavles Gwady Ly n 3 ' Joe l'loye1s John Williamson o Q1 encli David Lenn'ng'l' peghald Pcltevlng P'cha d Wagner 'xnavld Dvennen 'X-Wa-wen Goodman 5l'Be'rna1J 'pa'l l'e-vson '59 l.eSl'e1 l l oye1-S Xdames l-laslings iipaul lvlille-r G Su'H'on '4iClia+les :Bwown '74 a1y Ilbflvin Schenkel 4F'Rolae1'l Wanzo Manages! 'Riclmd 'Billman F' OUTBALL Picliawl Ellis um H ' Roberl' 'palle so T Sleplwan 'kpc ald Casfl '7f:Dav'd Hall 'kpicl-laid l'lcVay 'l'Be1yl Sfalnakev :i9 'Jolin Dye 4f'Joe 'Rifllle l lhllelir: Qurmnv ull in Al :Hin las -Rowlaml 4f:Bema'nl 'p8'l'l'e1-sm oug XRQMIJ Weelkee 5l'Donalel Di-rl'sovi 'Xwlames Delong ',e.RObB'Fl' Hall Jack Cheeseman Glenn :Davis Ronald Dennis -Rickard l-Ryman -Roger T-venck 'Robevl' -Pallevson Manage-fs: Page-v'Powe1-5iDana S-new BASKETBALL 'X-Donalcl l.owe David Lenninglon 'X-:Douglas 'Rowland Dwielrl- Waeeonev Joe l'laJclox Glenn Davis Jolm Weihl Havolcl Mullen lvlanage-vs! Tvih Hausvnan 3 'Heil Su'l'l'on 552 yeax-s W3 yeavi 5i Ronald Caslo 'kfBe+yl Slalnalxe-v Jack Cu-ndil'-ll Id Davis 'Paul Kelli T-lolaevl' 'Pugh Allan Meyev William Welkl 'Daviil O'B1ien iff .6 nfl 1- : 1: - 5632+ lf ' 'i -I4 Varsity Cheerleaders Marya Mason joy Cixler Sharon Weihl Ginger Upslill Ruth Williamson Nyla Mason M. H.S. spirit at its highest peak! Pep personified! These words vividly describe the M.H.S. 1951-52 sextet of cheerleaders. Long hours of practice made for near perfection on the football gridiron or the basketball court. These girls reached their goal ol' bringing an reputation ol' good sportsmanship and better school spirit to M. H. S. To them we say WVell done! Junior High Cheerleaders Libby Laliarre, Sully Davis, Peggy Ufzstill, Alberta Berg, Carol Eddy. Not Pirlured: Judy IVKSIIITUUIG. C975 I9 l-- nach squad -- I9 I Third Row: Gary Grady, Keith Doak, joe Moyers, Ted Hausman, Dan Preston, Bob Patterson, Don Lauer, Joe Haddox, Fred Sutton, Bill Stevens, Ted Bale, Pat Holdren, Tom Skipton. Second Row: Arthur Henninger, Dave Lenington, Paul Miller, Charles Brown, Buddy Patterson, ,lohn Dye, Beryl Stal- naker, Ron Casio, jim Hastings, Roger French, Ron Weethee, Reggie Pickering, Tom Stephan, Bob Wanzo. Hallam Row: Richard Billmon, Dave Hall, Dick Wagner, Warren Goodman, ,Iohn Williamson, Bob Chamberlain, Lester Moyers, Dave Ilrennen, Elvin Srhenkel, Dick Ellis, Nick Sutton, loe Riflie, Dick McVay, Lynn Parlin. April April April April April May May May May May May May 1951 SCHEDULE Meet Results 7-Marietta, Coolville ..,,..,,,.,,, ..,..,.. Won by Marietta Lincoln Gahanna, Belpre I4-Springfield Relays ........ .,.,.,.,l,.l,.,, , .,...., ,,.,l., ......l. M arietta 4th-15M points 17-Parkersburg Dual ,..,, Won by Marietta 90Mg Parkersburg 69M 20-Huntington Relays ...,.. .. ...,.........,...,. ....,.., M arietta 2nd-52W points 28-Gazette Relays ........,,,,.,,,,,.,.. .,...,. M arietta 2nd-47M points Charleston, W. Va. 1-Parkersburg Dual .,....... ll,.,.. W on by Marietta-l0l-46 5-Newark Relays ,.,,.. ,,..,.,......l... .... ly I arietta 3rd-31 points 8-C. O. L. Meet . ......, ...... Won by Marietta--85M points 12-O. U. Relays ,,.,,.,.,... ...,,..... W on by Marietta-44 points 19-S. E. 0. District .,..ll. ........ W on by Marietta-97W points 22-C. O. V. N. R. ........,.,...,....,..,,..,....,..,..,.,... ..,..,...,..,,......................,.,.... W on by Marietta-68 points 26-State Meet .,..,...,... Stalnaker tied for first place in pole vaulting at ll ft. I0 ins. C987 Dotson tied for third place at ll ft. 2 ins. New School Records Broad Jump Rilltle . . .. . .. 21 ft. 1 in. 120 Yard High Hurdles RiH'le ., 15 sec, 180 Yard Low Hurdles Rillle M . .. , .. 20.6 sec Pole Vault Stalnaker 12 ft. 10h ins. Shuttle Hurdle Patterson, Rillle, Pickering, Casto 1 ., . 1 58.1 sec. New Relay Records Newark Relay Pole Vault by Stalnaker 12 ft. 10M ins. C. 0. L. Meet Pole Vault by Stalnaker . 12 ft. 0 ins. 180 Low Hurdles by Riffle ., , , , 20.6 sec. O. U. Relays Shuttle Hurdle Pickering, Casto, Patterson, Rillle ., 59.1 sec. 9 Varsity Bottom Row: Roger French, Senior, 17 Tackle, 180 pounds 5 ft. 10 ins.' Ron Casio, Senior, 17 Center, 155 pounds, 5 ft. 10 ins.' Bud Patterson Senior, 16, Emi, 182 pounds, 6 ft: bon Dotson, Sophomore 19, Back 150 pounds, 5 ft. 9 ins., Beryl Stalnaker, Senior, 17, Bark, 167 pounds, 6 ft.g Doug Rowland, Senior, 17, Back, 1,60 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ms.g jack Cundiff, Senior, 16, Bark, 150 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ins. Second Row: lack Cheeseman, junior, 17, Back, 115 pounds, 5 ft. 7 ins., Glenn Davis, Sophomore, 16, Back, 160 pounds, 6 ft., lack Hutchinson, junior, 15, Back, 172 pounds, 5 11 ins., Bob Patterson, Junior, 17, Tackle, 190 pounds, 5 ft. 11 ins.' Bob Pugh, Junior, 16 Tackle, 220 pounds, 6 ft. 4 ins., iek Layman, junior, 16, Guard, 180 pounds, 6 ft., Paul KehL junior, 16, Center, 167, lbs., 5 ft. 10 ins. Third Row: Harold Offenberger, Sophomore, 15 Bark, 128 pounds, 5 ft. 6 ins., Bob Stewart, Sophomore, 15 End, 125 pounds, 5 fc. 7 im., Tom skipron, sophomoro, 15, Bark, 136 pounds, s fr. 7 im., Bob Bom, Sophomore 16, Gooroi, 140 poonas, 5 fm. 8 ms., Pat Holdren, sopnomoro, 15, End, 127 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ins, Calvin Wagner, Sophomore, 15, Back, 140 pounds, 5 ft. 9 ins., Dave Ellis, Sophomore, 15, Tackle, 147 pounds, 6 ft., Fred Hunter, Sophomore, 15, Tackle, 150 pounds, 5 ft. 11 ins. VARSITY SCORES Marietta ,...., .... 1 4 Logan ..,, , 7 Marietta 7 Parkersburg Marietta 14 Chillicothe . Marietta 0 Newark .,... Marietta 18 Dover ..., Marietta 0 Coshocton , Marietta 14 Cambridge Marietta 0 Zanesville Marietta 6 Lancaster .... 11003 Football Bottom Row: Dan Preston, Senior, 17, Tackle, 208 pounds, 6 ft. 2 ins., Benny Cain Senior 17, Guard 159 pounds, 5 ft. 6 ins., lim Delong, senior, 16, coma, 146 pounds, 5 ft. 9 ms., Ed Davis, senior 19, back, 160 pounds, 5 fr. 11 ins.' Frank Peterson, Junior, 17 Tackle 145 pounds, 5 ft. 10 ins., Robert Hall, Senior, 16, Tackle, 175 pounds, 6 ft. 1 ln., Ron Weethee, Senior, 17, Guard, 150 pounds, 5 ft. 7 ins. Second Row: Ronnie Dennis, Sophomore, 16, Guard 147 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ins: lim Wilson, Junior 16, Tackle, 150 pounds 5 ft. 11 ins., Frank Bowmaster, Sophomore, 15, Tackle, 140 pounds, 6 ft., Steve Demehak, Sophomore, 15, Tackle, 150 pounds, 5 ft. 10 ins., Randal Cline, Sophomore, 14, End, 134 pounds, 5 ft. 10 ins., Larry Crimmel, Sophomore, 15, End, 134 pounds, 5 ft. 7 ins., Dana Snow, Manager. Third Row: Dave Willison, Freshman 14, Center, 173 pounds, 5 ft. 6 ins., Franklin Blair, Sophomore, 15, Guard, 141 pounds, 5 ft. 5 ins., Keith Stalnaker, Syophomore, 15, Back, 120 pounds, 5 ft. 5 ins., Lee Phillips, Sophomore, 17, 155 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ins., Wilmer Stanley, Freshman, 16, Tackle, 160 pounds, 5 Jt. 8 ins., Dick McKenna, Sophomore, 15, End, 120 pounds, 5 ft. 8 ins., lim Congleton, Sophomore, 15, End, 120 poun s, 5 ft. 3 ins., Roger Powers, Manager. Don Dotson, a defensive standout all season in the Tiger sec- ondary, was named to the 1951 All-Central Ohio League football team. Don, a 155 pound sophomore, was a unanimous choice for the first defensive team. Four other M. H. S. boys received honorable mention. Ron Casto was the third choice of the writers at center, and the other boys named were tackle Bob Hall, guard Ron Weethee, and halfback Glenn Davis. All are seniors, except Davis and Dotson, who are sophomores. This year's varsity team was a powerhouse Sometimes they forgot the fact, other times a brick wall couldn't stop them. This team chock full of seniors from the 100th graduating class compiled a record of 3 wins and 6 defeats. glolp Hiebel This team in 1907 shows little comparison to the Tigers of the 1951 team, in equipment, uniforms, or coaching, but they both did have the fight and sportsmanship for IVI. H. S. C1025 Fighting Tigers -0 9' HR., mn!! Xi A J ' v-'40 ' ' .V ,' f5?5f5 ' , , W ' if K , 34' Y This pictures action of the Tigers, game at Parkervlmrg The score fllflarzetta 7 Parkersburg 27 J does not represent the team that we had there nor the way they played C1031 Junior High Squad Bottom Row: Willard Wells, Iames Moyers, Sam Hall, jim Wilking, Bill Mar.shalI, junior Cheese- man, Larry Cassidy. Second Row: Fred llflorehead, Alfred Goddard, Allan Smith, jim Pugh, Don Mosark, Boll Rankin. Third Row: Paul Cundiff, Ed Morris, Bob Becker, Run Casio, George Johnston. Seventh and Eighth Grade Squad Bottom Row: Bryan Westerman, Bob Clark, Larry Siley, Larry Neal, jim Boyce, Leroy Hawkins, james M ullenix, Gary Bishman. Second Row: Bob Seyler, Charles Barnes, Ronnie llledley, Larry Shears, Keith Treallway, Larry Conley, Pete Gaskin, Roger Ritchie. Third Row: Mark Williamson, Gary Worslell, jim Lauer, Walter flxtell, joe Mathews, Dam' Mosser, Don Stewarl, joe Stacy. Top Row: Bill lllclfiear, Bill Pender, Ronnie Neville, Paul Smith, Buddy Kellar, lurk King, Rim Stewart, Ron Haekathorn, john Mzlllure. C1041 Varsity Basketball 5ilf..f rJii2f-f ili1fI 'L5lfLf iS1:,ffi'k'5-E7kfff i1L?,2 'YL'flf,fZ1ff,ff'i1Z 15TX2,i2L'f 51fffff 'iiiZ'L7.'. 'wibllfrflf i'i'Z'fI'f5fffff,'iLfffif. B71 '1 g'1 VARSITY SCORES Marietta Columbus South 58 Marietta 62-Lancaster Marietta Portsmouth 59 Marietta 50 Parkersburg Marietta Coshocton 41 Marietta 63-Coshocton , Marietta -Chillicothe 40 Marietta 40 Newark Marietta Athens . 40 Marietta 56-Chillicothe Marietta Dover ,, 57 Marietta 41-Parkersburg Marietta -Columbus East 03 Marietta 4l-Dover Marietta Cambridge 54 Marietta 58-Cambridge Marietta Zanesville 7l Marietta 60-Zanesville Marietta Newark , ,rr,. 53 Marietta 50-Lancaster ,. SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT Marietta , , 55-Portsmouth . 08 41055 Orange and Black Basketeers BILL WEIHL A Tiger mainstay, Bill dis- played a never-say-die spirit in every game. His floor work and defensive play were tops, and he could always be counted on to do his best. DWIGHT WAGGONER Lefty was our team's sur- prise package, this year. He was one of the squad's top scorers and had a left hand shot that was hard to stop. He will be missed next year. DON LOWE Faker, besides breaking all records for scoring, helped to lead his teammates to victory with his accurate passing. He was exceptionally good at scor- ing under the basket. He is a prize prospect for college bas- ketball. DOUG ROWLAND Scrap from the word go, Doug was the sparkplug of the squad. His quickness and aggressiveness always kept his opponents on their toes. This is his last year, and his place will be hard to fill. DAVID O'BRIEN OB played his part of the scoring unit and fighting to the finish, by a combination of pass- ing, pivoting, and dribbling, forced the ball to a scoring position. Everyone is sorry that this is his last year with the HAROLD MULLEN Harold was a de- pendable reserve who improved game by game. He had a tre- mendous push shot. Harold Bgures definite- ly in next year's plans. DAVE LENINGTON BILL McVEY Bill was a reliable substitute, and could turn in .a good job when needed. He will be back next year. One of the team's top scorers, M. H. S. squad. jon Movlans Joe was another reserve, but he should be a great help to the Tigers in 1953. BOB PUGH Bob turned in sev- eral good performances and showed improve- ment each time. He will also strengthen the team next year. ALLAN MEYER Alan was our tall man, Dave played hard and played to win. He was a great com- petitor. Dave will be greatly welcomed when the season rolls around next year. GLENN DAVIS jeep was one of the most valuable players on the team. He showed tremendous speed and fight, which made him a thorn in the side of any opponent. JOHN WEIHL John was one of those valuable players who do not start the games, but can be counted upon to turn in a good, steady job whenever they are needed. 41071 towering above all other play- ers. Able, conscientious, and hard working. While at center he could be depended upon to get the tip-off. Watch him in 1953. JOE HADDOX Joe proved to be a good replacement as he saw action in almost every game. He is a good shot and shows great promise for next year. Reserve Basketball Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta First Row: Second Raw: Ii Third Row T Tom Skipton, Dana Snow, Don Lauer, David Ellis, Bill Stevens, Harold Offenberger Kern: Sam Muscari, Fred Hunter, Franklin Blair, Bob Stewart, Dirk LaBarre - q OH! ll!! D is, Roger Powerx, Pat Holrlren, Randal Cline, Dirk Eddy. RESERVE SCORES Columbus South 30 New Matamoras 61 28- 32- 36-Chesterhill 36-Lowell .l,..., 37-Athens ..,..,. 40-Bartlett 59-Lawrence 37-Beverly .... 28-Cambridge 49-Zanesville .. ....,...,. 30 .. , ,..,.,. . 33 58 .. .. ..... .. 59 24 Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Won 105 Lost 10. 41081 Chesterhill Parkersburg New Matamoras Bartlett ..... Vincent ..,.. Stockport Parkersburg Lawrence Cambridge Zanesville Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Freshman Basketball Bottom Row: Karl Stephan, David Willison, Iames Pugh, Alan Smith, Allan Srhramm, Ufilliam McVirm'. Top Row: Larry Becker, Donald Bradford, Fred jarzris,Ste1fe Gearhnrl, Fred Jllorelzend. Not Pirtured: Waldo Brown. F RESHMAN SCORES 35-New Matamoras Res. 25-Belpre Reserves .,.....l...,...... 27-Bartlett Reserves .,.r.......,... 36-Lawrence Reserves .. 30-Williamstown ...l... ...,.. 1 ...... . 23-Cambridge .....rl .... , .. 34-St. Xavier ....... .. l.,.... .. 35-Neale .lt,.l.,..... .......,,,.,,.. . . 33-Parkersburg Blues ....rr,.lr,, 47-Washington t.lt,.. ....,. l,...,... 451: 2296 25? 2611 12 241: I6 24 I6 26 Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta Marietta 35- New Matamoras Res. Parkersburg Reds ..,..l ..l.. Belpre t,......V...t..,....,...,..... Neale .....,.....,. ..,,,.....,......l. Parkersburg Blues .....,,.l, . Williamstown , Cambridge l,...... ..l,,. , Parkersburg Reds ....,...,.t Belpre ....l,,..,l St. Xavier .....l, 431 27 22 22 17 6 331: 27 16 19 The Freshman had the best record for the season with 16 wins and 4 losses. They also won, for the first time, the Washington-Wood County Tournament by winning all 13 league games. 'kNot league games. Girls' Athletic Association JUNIOR AND SENIOR G. A. A. OFFICERS Bottom Row: ludy Westbrook fAwards Chairman luniorj, Gretehen Otto fSncial Chairman juniorj, Peggy Upstill flunior G. A. A. Presidentj, Barbara Alexander IPresident Senior G. A. AJ, Judy Wagner 1Captain Iuniorj. Second Row: lanet Casto fCo-Captain Seniorj, Ruth Williamson, fSecretary Seniorj, jean McClure fSeeretary-Treasurer Iuniorj, Shirley Bell fflaptain luniorj. Third Row: lean Thompson. fTreasurer Seniorj, jane Edwards flieporter Seniorj, Martha Stoll ISoeial Chairman Seniorj, Diana Lee fViee President Juniorj. Fourth Row: Edna Seott ICaptain Juniorj, Carolyn Streeker fflaptain and Intramural Chairman Seniorj, Evelyn Shimp fViee President Seniorj, Nellie Hess IReporter Juniorj. Absent from this pielure: N yla Mason flteeorderj. SENIOR G. A. A. gottrgnjgow: Pauline MeVay, Patricia Moon, Jeanette Davis, Carolyn Reynolds, Ruth Iaeoby, va mit . Second Row: Wilma Wynn, Sue Handseltumaker, Terry Scott, Maxine Place, Kathryn Sparks. Third Row: Carla Sutton, Shirley MeMahan, Pat Lafaher, Ruth Curry, Dorotha Hurst, joyee Ball. Zourth Row: Louella Heiner, Shirley Pfeiffer, Rebeeea Hayes, Wanda Metcalf, Shirley Dimit, Reba ose. Fifth Row: Sally Gray, Ireta Anders, Ruth Valentine, Virginia Groves, Anna Denton, Ginger Upstill, Geraldine Peaehyl' Morris. The Senior G. A. A., this year enjoyed a full year of activities. Aside from their regular meetings the girls sponsored many of the noon day basketball games, held parties for the members, and spent many hours working on their playdays. These and other activities constitute the way in which the girls may develop good sportmanship, fellowship, and recreational habits to last throughout life. Junior G. A. A. Junior G. A. A. is developing a group of girls to love and enjoy sports. These girls are showing great hopes to be good athletes .and to play fair. This year they have especially enjoyed Play Days, when they invite girls from other schools to have a day of play. These girls have shown great promise in the round-robin tournaments in volley ball, as well as in softball and basketball. To these girls we say, Keep up the good work! JUNIOR G. A. A. Bottom Row: Carolyn Miller, Evalyn Swartz, Eloise Quick, Jewell Whitaker, Sandra Bell, McKnight, Barbara Roush. Second Row: Sandra West, Martha Lee, Lorraine Wright, Rosalie Brurn, Janice Ewing, Eva Third Row: Ruth Fleming, Patty Layman, Frances Arnold, Darlyn Nye. Mary Duer. Maxine Arnold. Fourth Row: Deloris Wagner, Linda Boone, Donna Shirnp, Martha Craft, Sandra Davis. Fifth Row: Shirley Bradley, June Cross, Geraldine Marshall, Joan Wagner, Miss Birkjord. JUNIOR G. A. A. Bottom Row: Libby LaBarre, Sharon Hall, Donna Sutton, Suzanne Stephen, Nellie Mains, Judy McCauley, Barbara Patterson. Second Row: Sue Craft, Elsie Swartz, Carol Eddy, Sarah Young, Evelyn Coberly, Robin Sernans. Third Row: Judy Spindler, Stephanie Hays, Arlene Johnson, IIa Hurst, Lila Hurst, Fourth Row: Judith Morris, Judy McMullen, Peggy Hill, Carmen Beihl, Ginger Hausrnan. Kapple, Joan Nancy Bules, Alberta Berg. Horne, Myra Fifth Row: Jan Asch, Judy Stansbury, Judy Alexander, Barbara Harris, Francis Cassidy. 41119 .III Slam Curifmx Saver! Smiles Cule' Liltli' Ilurkx Sifxtn Time Thr Grand M1n'1'h Clay Pigeom Yum! Yum! Inxirlr Story Lois of Hamls Down, boy, down! Fnllfmsbfc 'T!'TI'0T fl12J The Lnuglzing-stork The Line-up Picnic Pnnir The Thing Palsy-walsy Shy or Something? Here I Am! Jllonkeys cat pernmls, loo! This was hot! 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Sun Spot Orange O-So Grape Dr. Swettfs Root Beer Congmlulnliorzs Io lln' Class of 1952 EVERGREEN TRUCK STOP QUAKER s'rA'1'E PRonUt:'1's 203 Pike st.-Plume 2040 A. H. SMITH 8c SON Wlashecl River Sand and Gravel, Ready-Mixed Concrete, Cement Block, Cement, Lime, Plaster. Fireprool' Building Materials I5lF'l'I,ER AND POST S'l'S.-MARlE'I l'A. OHIO THE PIONEER SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. 2I6 Putnam Street Start a Savings Account with us Now HUDSON AUTOMOBILES FEDERAL TRUCKS Parts and S1'1'1fir'r' YOST MOTOR SALES I5l Front Street Phone 3439 BUSY BEE LUNCH 226 Gilman Avenue JUMBO BANANA SPLITS H. A. WILHELM AMOCO STATION Corner Franklin and Maple Streets FOLLOW THE O YEAR PATH TO U CLE BILL RICHARDSON'S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE f THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK O... Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. H. PATTERSON, jeweler 230 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio IDEAL GAS 8: ELECTRIC COMPANY PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Radios and Appliances STIER'S SANDWICH SHOPPE HOME COOKED DINNERS Open until 7:00 P. M. 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WE DELI VER Complete F0051 St01'e PHONE 1126 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Class of 1952 -six-t'1f.'-I-4-4' COLONY PUTNAM OHIO THEATRES WMOA Studios in Hotel Lafaycttc Mutual in Mariz'tt11 FORDHAM 8c F ORDHAM 2041 First National Bank Building IHONE 19-J-l MARIE'I I'A, OHIO Comjzliments of WASHINGTON CO. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION BETTY LEE SH OPPE ffllways Something Newj 252 FRONT STREET KUEHN BROTHERS 113-117 Front Strcct Comlblimr211ts from BRADEN DEVELOPIVIENT COIVIPANY Compl1m1'11is of Norwood Beauty Shoppe 123 Acme-Norwood ST. CLAIR BARBER SHOP BEN F. CLARK. Proprietor Look Your Best MAPLE SHADE TEA ROOM MRS. FRED ROMIRE. PffIfIVi!'ff!'SS NENVl'OR'I' PIKE Cameras and Film Photographs and Picture Frames THE WAGNER ART SHOP 51011 THIRD S'l'REE'l' Since 1890 mibefway W, H, HEIBY COMPANY Om., ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Compliments of THE MARIETTA ROLLER RINK Operated by Robert P. Metts America's No. I Sport Skating Every Day Except Mon. and Tues. 7:30-10:30 Sunday Matinee-2:30-5:00 O'c1oek Phone 1514-Marietta, Ohio SCIO CHINA COMPANY Where You Buy for Less GLASS-CHINA-POTTERY Wfholesale-Retail Phone 2675 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 THE AIROLITE COMPANY NORWOOD CLEANERS DRY CLEANING-PRESSING 150 XVelIs St., Marietta, Ohio-Phone 146 C. E. PETERS, Owner Compliments of LEEDS JEWELERS 116 Putnam Street THE BARNES STORE Mariz1tla's I.argest Clotlliers Dress and Sportswear WILL V. HAYS Insurance Agency 408 Peoples Bank Building Agent: Roy J. Donnelly Cmnllzlimevzts of ROACH SERVICE STATIO Compliments of FIRST ATl0 AL B K IN MARIETTA Member: Federal Reserve Bank, Federal Deposit-Insurance Corporation Em'1'ytl1ing fm' the Home FURNITURE APPLIANCES-FLOOR COVERING HOUSE NVARES-LUGGAGE UNION FURNITURE CO. 313-317 Second Street, Marietta, Ohio SOZlfllt'?IISII?T71 Ohizfs Largest and Finest CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1952 MARIETTA FRUIT PACKAGE AND LUMBER C0. Compliments of RIVER GAS CUIVIPANY Egfffuiiilllg Fine Photographs Walter C. -I-racy Suite 426, First National Bank Bldg. Phone 2545 MARIlC'I l'A, Ol-no Peerless Tailors dv' Cleaners FINKEI. BROTHERS, Proprietors CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING 'e 'nozvHo1v II lx 2I9 Seznnmel Stxeet Phone 931 GREEN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 51 240 Front Street The pause that refreshes SALZMAN'S your favorite SCHXVINN DEALER The place where they Rent, Repair, and Sell Bicycles If Ifs for a Bicycle-We Have It Compliments of WAKEFIELD HOTEL and CAFETERIA Curtains ilzzgzgiwiisgi Did You Congmtulations to the Class of 1952 MELE'S CONGRATULATIONS Cleaning and Tailoring Company To St. Clair Building-Phone 896 OF 1 GREETINGS THE BETSEY MILLS CLUB 9 AND DINING ROOM BOB EI.STON'S MARKET OTTO BROS. GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODU CE M arietta's Headquarters for SWIM WEAR AND Phone 181 330 Franklin Strcct Compliments of MORRIS GROCERY BAKER 8c BAKER jewelers FLANDERS BROS. INSURANCE Phone 242 Marietta, Ohio 307 THIRD STREET BERGEN BROTHERS, INC. PHONE 318 Plumbing, Heating Contractors TEHLE PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. 233 Second St. U A L I T Y P L U M B I N G Phone 190 Compliments of MARIETTA METAL PRODUCTS CO. Engineers, Fabricators, and Manufacturers of SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Tvelding and Complete Machine Shop 205 PUTNAM AVENUE PHONE A-I70 DUDLEY'S FLORIST Remember Us for Your Flowers THIRD AND SCAMMEI, Phone 399 The Biggest Variety of Fine Foods in Town FLOYD FOOD STORE VVe Deliver 652 I'HII.I.II'S STREET PHONE 2033 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 284 Front Street SEWING MACHINES AND VACUUM CLEANERS Compliments of ARCHER AUTO PARTS 128 Front Street-Phone 2720 ELLIS STUDIO Distinctive Portraits ff, I.. -.H K I STAND IUIIEEII 212 CHARLES A. PICKERING ELECTRIC SHOP Evergreen, Newport Pike, Route 1 MARIETTA, OHIO PHONE 2387-xl SCHRAMM Sc BRITTIGAN REALTORS Masonic Temple Building Marietta, Ohio THE BUCKEYE CLOTHING COMPANY 200 FrontSt1'eet One of Ohio's Fine Stores Mm-term Compliments AMERICAN IRON AND METAL MA5?f3El?STA Conzplimen ts of MOORE'S Auto Accessories, Home Supplies, Hardware Toys, Sporting Goods Seldon R. Fleming-Donald E. Flowers, Owners 150-154 Front Street, Mziriettzl. Ohio MARIETTA LAUNDRY Super Zoric Dry Cleaning Marietta, Ohio ,iiidwedm FRESERIPTIEINS SINCE lE'76 Lou's Beauty Shop 405 Third Street Phone 192 ELBERFELD'S In Marietta II3--II5 PUTNAM STREET BEST WISHES MARIETTA FIRE FIGHTERS PAINTS ENAMELS THE MARIETTA PAINT AND COLOR COMPANY Factory Branch Store 219 SECOND STREET Phone 280 VARNISHES STAINS Compliments of UNION BUS TERMINAL OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY I39 FRONT STREET Sandwiches-Milk Shakes-Sundaes GILLS PRODUCE COMPANY Dealer in FEEDS AND SEEDS ANDERSON RADIO IVl1ere Radio is a Business-Not a Sideline 197 FRONT STREET Congratulations and Best Ufishes DOUDNA 8a MCCLURE Phone 2560 Cr1ngg73?slry1J?g5g1the Third lzijiglinlzlzarggg Street T lze Mos! Priceless Gy? 9' When you were born, you were given a priceless gift. It's one that you probably have just recently accepted. That gift is the freedom of opportunity which comes with being raised an American. No matter what your religion, your color or your wealth-you have the same chance to decide your future as the person next to you. How you use this gift is up to you. If you use it wisely, you will be able to hand it on to your children as your parents handed it to you. But should you discard it or fail to appreciate it and protect it you will destroy not only your future but America as Well. Electro Metallurgical Company Bakelite Company Divisions of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation UCC MARIETTA, OHIO For your needs We have no reason To recommend anything but The rlgg machines and systems We Make Them all Remington Rancl, Inc. 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOO ' 9900 - 600 9000OOOOOQOOOQQOOQOOOOOOOOOO - 0 - 5 There's a world of fascinating experiences awaiting you at arietta College From mural painting to radio announcing to on-the-job nzerclmndising, Marietta College oHers a variety of in- teresting experienres to help you prepare for the future. f' HE COLLEGE congratulates the Class of '52 and wishes each young man and woman ra happy and successful future. We urge that you consider the many advantages of attending your home college. Even if Uncle Sam should nod your way in time, it will be to your advantage to get as much higher education as possible. Marietta College offers fully accredited work in the liberal arts, sciences, and petroleum studies. If you're interested in engineering, ask about our binary program with Case Institute of Technology and Columbia University. You are cordially invited to stop in at the Administration Building at any time to get full information. just ask for . . . Mrs. llllam Ebefle 0 Director Q'-Aa'mz's.vz'0n.r HYDE BROTHERS, PRI TERS Tllfsrf nw' H112 j11'1'ssf's 'IUIIZCII prmtffd tllzs book. 4em2f-u-if-9+ The plant that gives its customers PROMPT SERVICE and HIGH GRADE PRINTING at all times. -e--H-1:+4-e- Crnmrflziffnfly lozflird to do Imsimws with. Phone 438 St. Clair Building PATRONS' PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Hayward W. Strecker Dr. and Mrs. 1. M. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Sackett Mr. R. M. Noll Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Huston Dr. and Mrs. William R. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. George Bateman Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shoop Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Dr. and Mrs. Ford E. Eddy Name Abicht, Adams, Adams, Adams, Lea Mae ..,,,. Floyd ...,......,. Louise .,.....,. Patty ....,.,...,....... Alden, Charles ............. Alexander, Barbara Allen, Patsy ,..,.,.,.............,..... Biehl, Peggy ..................... Allender, Hugh ......,.. Allender, Robert ....,..,. Anders, Ireta ...,.,.....,. Anderson, Sue ...,....,. Angert, David ...........,.... Arnold, Donald .......... Arnold, Francis .,.,...,. Bailey, Geneva ,..... Baker, Carol .......,..,,.. Baker, Mildred ......,..,. Ball, Joyce ,.....,...,.,..,,... Barth, Dave .....,..,..,......... Bates, Kenneth .,..,.,.,. Baughman, Wenona Page 42-91 38-71-88 38-68-76-110 38-62-68-76-110 42-74-77 10-79 10-84 43-84 38-68-75-76-91-110 Bay, Joan ,..,....,..,.........,....,...,.....,...,.,.,...,.. 38-72-76-88-89-90-91 Beagle, Nancy ,..,..,..,.....,.....,.. 10-33-60-63-68-69-72-76-88 Beardmore, Gary ....,.. .,.,.....s,......................,..,..,.....,......,,.., 4 3-80 Becker, Ray ................ ,...........................,,,...,..,...... 1 0-82-83 Becker, Ru th .........,. Becker, Tressa .......,. Benedict, Nelson .....,... Berg, Shirley ..,..,........ Berry, Donald ,..,..... Berry, Robert .,,.,.... Bertram, James .......... Bertram, Paul ..,.,..... Betts, Robert ,.....,., Biehl, Dwain ..,,... Biehl, Dwight ....,.... Biehl, Katheryn ..,..,...... Bishman, Jeannine .....,.. Blair, Franklin ............. 10-65 10-82-83 38-75-76-88 43-74-80 43-100 43 43-74-80-101-108 Blair, Jack ...,....,.....,..,.. ...,.........,................. 1 1-32 Blake, George ...t....t,,..., ,..,.............r.r..r,,...,,....,........,...,..,,.. 7 0 Blough, Eugene ......,..,.. ...,....,............................,...,,, 3 8-71-88 Bogard, Pat ........ ........ 1 1-60-63-64-67-68-72-76 Boice, Don ........ ........,............,....,..........,....,....,...... 3 8 Bole, Ted ....,.....,.,..... .......,... 3 8-79-88-98 Bond, Jerry .,,,...,..,...... ..,.,..,.,,.......... 4 3-84 Bonnette, Donna ....,. Bonnette, Shirley ,..... Borman, Dick ..,............ Bowen, Gene ,...............,. Bowmaster, Franklin Boyce, June ...................,.....r Boyce, Marlene ....,,....,. Boyd, Shirley ,.,..,.. Bradley, Jim ...,..., Braun, Jean .........,...... Brlgs, Kathryn .,..,....,. 42-72 38-72 11-32-68-69 43-101 42-62-90-91 38-82-83 42-74-77 11-67-72-76 Name Britton, Britton, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Richard H. .,,.,,. , Page Richard K. ......., ,,...,.. 1 1-61-62-68-69-79-105 Alfreda ...,........,., Buster ....,..,.... Donald ,..,,.... Marilyn ....... Patty .......... Brum, Eldon .........,.. Bucy, John ,,......,............ ll-65-76 38-82-83-84 Burdette, Mollie .....,..... .,....,. 1 1-32-62-64-68-69-7 2-76 Butts, Jim ..,..,.,............,.. .............,..,..,.,........,.,......,........ 3 8-70 Byer, John .,......... ..,....................,..,....,.............. 1 1 Cain, Bennie .,..........,.., ........ 1 1-61 -64-68-69-7 9-101 Caldwell, Ella ......,..,..,..,..............................,,.,.........,...............,.. 42-88 Caldwell, MaryAnn .....,..............,,.,...............,....,..,..,........,,.. 11-65 Carleton, Jack .......,..,..,.... 12-33-60-63-64-66-68-69-79-88 Carleton, B111 ,............,..,..........,....,.................,.,,....,.....,.,..... 12-79-88 Carpenter, Betty ..,..,.... Carpenter, Delmer ,...,,..... Carpenter, Dorothy .....,., Carpenter, J.aunita .........., Carver, Marilyn ......,.... Caseman, Jerry ......,.. Casto, Janet ............. Casto, Ronald ......,...... Caywood, Adrian .,..,.......... Chamberlain, Phil ......,..,. Chandler, Vivian ,..,.,.r Cheeseman, Jack ........,.. Chutes, Larry .......,....... ,...., Cisler, Cisler, Clark, Cline, Cline, Joy ......,.,,.,....,. Bill ........,..,..,.., Ella Mae ,..,.. Lloyd .....,,...... Rondal .......,. Colley, David ............ Coffman, Robert ,.......... Collins, Donna .......,.. Congleton, James ........ Conner, Eileen ..,,...., Cook, Charles ....,,......t Cottrill, Thelma .,...,...., Covey, Larry ..........,..,. Crimmel, Larry .,....,..,. Crumbley, Ann ....,,...............,.... Cundilf, Jack .,.........,...,,...,...,,..., Cunningham, Frances Curry, Ruth ......,.......,....,..... Curtis, Marcia ........... Cutshaw, Shirley .......... Dailey, Roy ..................,. Darrah, David .,......... Darrah, Joseph ,............,,. Daugherty, Mike ....,....... . Davis, Edwin ..........,....,. Davis, Jeanette ,.... ,.... Davis, Glenn ......... 12-65 38-76-110 12-90-98-100-103 43-64-74-80 12-61-65 38-100-102 .. 12-32-62-63-66-69-76-97 12-65 43-80-101-108 43-81 42-74-77 43-84-90-101 43-74-80 43-74-80-101 1 2-61-68-69-72-79-100-103 38-62-68-75-76-110 38-82-83-84 43-72-80-88 38-66-71-79 13-33-90-101-102-105 42-77-110 100-103-105-106 Name Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, jan ....... ....... Page Lucy ......,..,....,...... . Margaret Mary ......... Neva ...........,.,.,,,, Raymond Tom ,..,.,..... Decker, Gale .,.........,.,......... Garrison, Paul ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Dayton, William .,...,. Shiflee Goodwin, Gary ....... Deering, DeLong, DeLong DeLong, DeLong, DeLong, Patricia Byron . Anne Jim ...,....,...,...,...... ....... Judith E. Demchak, Steve ........... Dennis, Dixie ..........., Dennis, Ronnie .,......... Denton, Anna ....,.,.... Devol, John ....,.,..,. Devol, Shirley ......,.. Dillon, Dimit, Dimit, Doak, Doak, Eileen ...... .. Shirley .....,..... Wilford ......,. Harold ..., Keith ...,....,....,..,.,. Dobbins, Donald Dobbins, Sue ,.........,,...,. Dow, Mary ..,...,,....,.,....,...........,.. Duckworth, Delb CIT Dungan, Chns ........,....,..,.,. Eisenman, Eddie .,...,... Dutton, Jolanda ......,.. Duvall, Stanley ,....... Dye, John ...,.,........., Eddy, George ,.......,.... Eddy, Richard .......r,. Edgell, Robert ,......., Edwards, Alan ........ 13-60-63-68-72-76 43-72-80-90-108 42-74-77 13-33-63-79-84-101-103 42-68-69-74-77 43-80-101 38-79-101-102 42-110 43-72-80-88 42-110 13-63-79-84 98 13-65-76-88 38-72-76 43-82-83-84 14-64-98 38-71-79 43-74-108 14-63-68-72-79-88 Edwards, Jane ............r, ....,.. 3 8-62-68-75-76-110 Ellington, George ......,.... Ellis, David .,...,....,....,...,. Enright, Doris ...,,...,.... Erb, Alvena ,..,......,............,,.. Erb, Mary Margaret Eros, Carol ..,.............,,..,.. Ervin, James .....,. Evans, jack ,......... Farley, Sara .........,....... Farmer, Nancy ...... Ferrell, Dale ....,.... Fink, Kenneth .......... Fink, Patsy ..,..,....... Fleming, Janet .,..,.,. Fleming, Lucy ....... , Francis, Alice ..............,.., Francis, Shirley .,.......... 43-64-74-100-108 14-33-61-63-75 39-76 ., 14-32-62-66-68-69-90 39-76-90-91 42 11401 Name Frazier, Donna ..,..... French, Roger ........... Fritsche, Fred ,..,.,.,... Fritsche, Ray ...,.... Frye, Harriett ,.,..,.,... Cainer, Joan ,.... ....,...... , . Gallagher, Barbara Gearhart, Barbara ,....,.,... Gerber, Dean .,.....,..,.,...... Gerhold, Eugene ..,...., Gibson, James ........,..,,,.. Gibson, Richard ...,...., Grabill, Dawn ......,.. Grady, Charles ...,... Grady, Gary ......... Graham, Lois ..,....,........ Graham, Virgene ........ Gramkow, Nancy ..........., Gray, Sally ...,...,..,.,..,....... Green, Richard .,.....,.... Greschner, Ruth .......... Griffiths, Flora ...,.... Groves, Grace ...........,.... Groves, Virginia ...... ,.... Gumm, Robert ,........ Gutridge, Mary .,...,. Haas, Bernard , ......., . Page 14-61-65-76-88 14-65-79-90-98-100-102 I 14-62-76 39-72-76-88 43-74-80-90 15-60-63-67-71-76 15-19-65 39-76-90-91 39-110 15-68-79-88 15-62-68-72-76 42-77-91 39-110 15-79 Haddad, Don ....... Haddox, Joe .............. Hale, Hale, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Barbara ........,.,. Paul ..,............. Betty ...........,....,. Dorothy .,..,................. Helen Ruth James ,..,..........,,. Robert ...,......,,.,..... Shirley ...,,....,....,.......... 4 Handschumaker, Sue .,........ Harman, Helen ..,,.......,.,....... Harmon, Shirley ......,. , Harrington, Jane ......,. Harris, Gary ............. H.arris, LeRoy ....,.,... Harris, Sharon ...,.,.... Hasley, Ruth .,..,.. Hastings, Jim ....,.,,.... Haught, Donna ....,...... Hausman, Fritz ....... Hawn, Dorothy .,....,. Hawn, Walter .....,.... Hayes, Doris .....,...,.,.. Hayes, Rebecca . ,..,...... Hays, Sarah .......,.....,......... Hedrick, Stephen ...........,.,... Hendershot, Robert 15-68-79-88 39-79-98-105-106 42-64-90-91 39-75 39-75-84 15-63-72-101-103 15-33-63-69-72-76-88-90-91 16-33-60-63-75-76 39-62-68-69-75-76 39 16-64-68-79-90-98 42-74-77 42-110 39-68-75-76 Name Hendrickson, Barbara Henninger, Arthur ....,....... Johnson Hensler, Paul .......,,....,. Page 43-74-80-90-98 16-82 Hess, Bardill ............. ....,..,....,..., 1 6-90 Hiener, Louella ..,..,.. ....,.,.,.. 3 9-68-110 Hines, Jo ,..,....,...,..,,........,..., ,....,............. 4 2 Hinton, Deane ................,.... ..,.s.... 4 3 Hockenbeny, Shirley .,.............,,..,....,,..........,.,...... 42 Hoff, James .,....,.,.,....,....,,.,...... ..,.......,,....,.,,...,.,.,..,.,..,.....,..,.,,..,..., 4 3 Holdren, Pat ,,..,.,..,,............ ..,..,.,.... 4 3-74-80-98-100-108 Holmes, Judy ......,.., 4,,.....,...........,..,... 3 9-71-76-88 Hose, Reba .......... .....,... 4 2-110 Hudnall, Don ........ Humston, Sue ...,.... Hunter, Fred ...........,.... ..,....,, 4 3-74-80-100-108 Hurst, Dorotha ............ ....,..,.,..,,.,..,..,....,.. 4 2-1 10 Hurst, Ted ,...,.,...,.......... ,.,..., 1 6-32-61 -69-79-84 Hutchinson, Jack ........,.. .r..r,...........,...... 3 9-100 Hutchinson, Leroy ..,.... .........,...............,..,..,.., 3 9-S2-83 Immel, June ..,........,.,.... 16-60-63-68-72-76-90-91 Ingram, Donna .......,... Jackson, Shirley .,....,,. Jacoby, Ruth .,.....,... James, Mac ..,..,...., Jeffers, Jean ,..,....,,.... Jenkins, Johnson Johnson Johnson 9 Johnson, Johnson 7 Johnson, 1 1 9 Alice ..,........,., M.arilyn .,,....,. Nellie .....,.,.. Opal .,....., Roger ,.,,.,.. Sandra ....... Sara .....,..,..,, William .....,.. Kahrig, Janice ,............ Johnston, James ...,.,. Jones, Fay .........,... Jones, Joanne ........,. Joy, Richard ....,....., Kampmeier, Flora ,,..... Karcher, Jacqueline . Kehl, Paul .....,.....,....,......,..,.. Kellogg, Carol ,.......,...,. Kemp, Patsy ..,......,......,, Kendall, Shirley ,......... Keney, Jo Ann ......,... Kerns, James .,.........,......,.,., Kesselring, Janet ......,..... Kimball, Jason ,........... King, Jim .,..,....,.......... King, Shirley .,......,.. Kinton, Kyle ...,,...,.. Kline, Virginia ..,........ Klipple, Martha .....,... Knox, Helen ........... Krause, Jeanne ..,....,.. Kuntz, Beverly ..,.,..,. 16-65 42-71-110 17-32-72-79 39-76-90-91 39-82-83 42-74-77-84 17-76 17-76 17-62-63-67-68-71-76 39-79-100-102 42-77-88 17-61-65-67-68-76 42-77-91 39-68-90-91 45-74 43-71-80 42-74-77 39-75-76-91 I7-60-63-67-68-76 42-74-77 11411 Name LaBarre, Dick .,........., Lacey, Sally ......,...... LaFaber, Pat ...,,......,.. LaFaber, Stanley ,.....,.,. Page 43-108 17-70 42-64-77 39-82-110 Laflin, Margaret ..,....... ...,.,.. 1 7-68-72-76-88-90-91 Lalfollette, Myra ,.............. LaFollette, Patricia Lancaster, Marilyn .....,. Lane, Betty ...,............,...,. .,.. Lane, Mary ................. Lane, Raynald ........, Lane, Sharlene ..,........... Lankford, Ralph .,,....... Lankford, Ronald ......... Lauderback, Charles Lauer, Donald ..,..............,.. Lauer, Lois ......,....,..,.,..,.. Lauer, Walter ......,... Lauer, Wanda ....,..,,. Laughery, Ruth ..,.,.. Layman, Dick ........,,....,,. Leasure, Donald .,........ Lee, Kenneth .,..,.,....,.,....,.,,., Legleitner, Gertrude Lenington, Dave ............... Lincicome, Barbara Lindamood, Betty ...,..,.... Long, Geraldine ,,......... Lowe, Don .....,.,............ Lowe, Frankie ........... Lund, Kathy .,,.,......... Lynch, Ronald .,.,.,. McBride, Bettie ...,..,.,.... McBride, Carolyn .....,...,.. McCabe, McCain, Shirley .,..,... Glen .....,.......... McCauley, Marlene ......,.... McCauley, Patricia ....,... McElfresh, Ellsworth McEwen, James .,..,.,......,, McKenna, McKenna, McKnight McKnight, McKnight, McKnight, Dick ,...,............ Margaret Armelda ........... Charles Joann ..........,. Juanita ...,...., McKnight, Richard McMahan, Shirley ,....,.... McVay, McVay, McVay, McVey, McVey, McVey, Mackey, Lewis .............,.. Mary Alice ...,... Pauline .,,....,.., Anna ..,,.,....,.,. Melva ......,.., Bill ........ Sonny ,.,...... Marshall, Linda .,... Martin, Naomi ....,.. 42 17-65 18-33-60-63-64-66-68-79 18-72-79 39-72-79 39-64-68-69-79-88 43-64-74-80-98-108 42-74-77 18-68-88 39-76-91 40-79-100-103 40-79-98-105-106 18-63-65-76-90-91 18-71-79-105-106 40-68-76 40-68-76-90-91 18 42 40 18-75-88 40-70-76-88 43-81 43-74-80-101 42-74-77-88-91 43-74-84-88 40-76-110 19-61-72-76 40-90-91-110 40-79-105-106 40-88 40-62-90-91 Name Martin, Rita .......,....,, Martin, Mason, Virginia ...,.... M arya ...... .. Mason, Nyla ...i.......,.. Matheny, Shirley .......... Medley, James ....,.... Medley, Jane ..........,...,.., Mehlberg, Sue ...,............... Mendenhall, Jeanne ,. Merrow, Clyde ......,..,....,... Merrow, Dallas .,....,...... Page 40-62-68-76-91 40-68-76 19-63-72-76-90-91-97 40-62-64-68-75-76-97 40-79 40-76 40-68-72-76 19-63-72 42-77-110 Metcalf, Wanda ...........,.... ...., Meyer, Alan ..,,....,.,......,........ Middleswart, Charlotte Middleswart, Shirley .,,. Miller, Charles .,..,.,,.,......, Miller, Donald Miller, Eugene ,..r..... Miller, Harold .......... Miller, Helen ........ Miller, Miller, John ,.......,,.. Arthur ........... Miller, Opal ..........,. Miller, Mills, Paul .......,.... William ..,,.,..... Moore, Patricia ....,.. Moore, Rhoda .......,,.. Moore, Violet ............,..,. Morris, Morris , Herndon ....,.... Morrow, Marion ......,... Moyers, Joe ....................... Mullen, Harold ........... Murray, Bernice ,..... Muscari, Sam .,..,....,..., Muska Myers, Myers, Myers, Neely, t, David ........... Judith ,....., Zackie .,.,,.. Moina ...,... Charlene ...... .. Nelson, Ronny ....,........,...,.. Niceswanger, Yvonne .. Noe, Patricia ..,.,,.....,r.......r.. Noland, Mary ................ Noland, Rosemary ..,...., Geraldine ...,.....r. O'Br1en, Dave ................. Olfenberger, Dale ........... Offenberger, Harold ..... O'Grady, Carol ...............,. Oppe, Jim ..........,..,....,..,.,... Otto, Charles ..,...... Otto, Donald .....,.. Otto, Dons ......... Otto, Janet ....... Padgitt, Frank ...,.,.,... Padgitt, Ruth ,....,. 40-64-79-105-106 40-76-90-91 19-43-68-72-79-88 19-32-65-90-91 20-64-98 43-74-90 20-110 42-74-77-90-91 40-110 40-98-105-106 40-79-105-106 42-74-77 43-72-74-80-108 43-62-69-72-74 20-65-76-88-89-91 65-88-89 42-90-91 40-68-91 20-105-106 43-100-108 4064 20-63-79 20-32-60-63-68-72-76 42-74 11421 Name Parlin, Norma ...,....,., .,..,..., Patterson, Buddy .,..,.,,...,... Patterson, Betty .,....... ..,..,... Patterson, Bobbie ,.,....., Payne, Ada ,....,....,..,...... Pennock, Beth ......,..,.. Peterson, Frank ......... Pfeiffer, Shirley ..,..,.. Phillips, Lee .......,.., Pickens, Patty ,.........,. Pickering, Reggie ..,..,.. Pitts, Evelyn ..,.,,.,..,., Place, Maxine ....,... Porter, Tom .........,. Power, Roger .,....... Preston, Dan .......... Pugh, Bob .,,......... Racer, John ....,... Rake, Janice ...,...... Rankin, Rachel .....,.,. ..,..,.. Raybuck, Kenny ,,.,,..,.,,, Reed, Jacqueline ....,,... Reed, Sally .,.......,.,......... Reed, Yvonne ......,................ Reynolds, Carolyn .,..,......, Reynolds, James ........,.., Rhoades, Jack .....,...... Rhoades, Ruth ,..,,,..,.. Richter, Roger ............ Riddle, Bob .,..,........ Riffle, Shirley ,.,.,..... Riggs, Janet ...,... Riley, Walter ......... Rinard, Evelyn ...,..... Rinard, Shirley .,,.......,.......... Rinehart, Kathleen Ritchie, Gerald . .,,....,.... A Ritchie, Irma .,...,.,....... Ritchie, Loretta ......... Ritchie, Robert ....,.,.. Ritchie, Ronald ...... Roach, Donna ..,..,...... Robinson, Dick ...,.....,.... Robinson, Lovell .......... Rollyson, Betty ......... Page 21-76-90-91 21-32-72-79-98-100-102-105 98-100-102 21-63-75 21-79-82-83-101 40-68-76-90-91-110 42-77-91 40-79-98 40-110 43-71-101-108 21-72-79-98-101 40-79-100-102-105-106 21-61-68-72-76-88-89-90-91 21-61-68-76-88-90-91 21-81-82-83-84 40-76-88 42-110 21-76 21-79-88 40-71-79-84 22-63-67-72-76 22-65-76 40-76-91 22-65 Romlre, Wilma ..,..,,,. ..,.,,.,..,...,.........................,...... 2 2-61-67 Rowland, Doug .,.,.... ..,.,.,.... 2 2-33-100-103-105-106 Samples, Louise ,..,..... Sams, Jim ,.,......,....,.. Sarver, Cecil ..,..,.,,.,....... Sarver, Harrison ,..........., Sayre, Frances .,............... Sayre, Lily Ruth ,.......... Sayre, Mary ,..........,..,.,. Sayres, Julia ,....,...........,..,.. Scarberry, Shirley ,.,..,.. Schafer, Gary .,.......,..... 22-62-68-72-76-90-91 82-83 40-62-76 22-67-75 42-67-84 41-71-76 N amc Schafer, Joan .,..,.. Schneider, Paul ....... Schob, Nancy ........,... Schrader, Schrader, Schramm, Schramm, Ruth .......,..,., Thomas ,..,4,..., Page 22-65-76-91 22-76-90-91 23-65-75 Marilyn .......... ,..,..,..,.,..., 2 3-68-72-76-91 Sarah ..,,,...... ....,..,. 2 3-68-69-72-76-88 Schultheis, Doris ,.....,.. Schultheis, Lyle ........... Scott, Martha ......,.... Scott, Terry .,..,,.,.. Seese, Frank ..............., Semans, Retta .,....,.... Semon, Jack ....,,.,.., Seyler, Barbara ...,.,.. Seyler, Peggy ,..,..... Shears, Betty ,...........,.. Shepherd, Dean ...,.,....,. Shimp, Evelyn ,.....,... 23-79-82-83-84 41-68-72-76-110 42-110 41-71-76 23-62-68-72-76 23-65-79-90 41-68-72-76-110 Sims, Dorothy .......,.,.. ..,...,.......,..,.,,.,....,..,..,.,..,. 4 2-91 Skipton, Marilyn ,....,.. .,,............,...... 2 3-62-68-72-76 Skipton, Tom .,.,........ 43-80-98-100-102-108 Skipton, Walter ....,..,.., .............,...............,..,....... 2 4-79 Smith, Dave .......,......... ,.,,...... 4 1-71-79 Smith, Doris ...,...., Smith, Herbert ......... Smith, Homer ......,.,. Smith, Joan ..............., Smith, Marianne ........ Smith, Max .,,,,.......,.,.....,....,..,... Smithberger, Shirley ,....,,... Snodgrass, Phyllis ....,..,.... Snow, Dana ....................... Sparks, Kathryn .,,....,.. Spindler, John ,..,..,. Spindler, Susan ..,..,.. Sprague, Glenn .,...,......,,..,. Sprague, Marilyn ...,....,.., Sprague, Peggy ..,,.,....,.. Sprague, Randall ...,.,. Wellspring, Lorena Stalnaker, Beryl .,..,...... Stalnaker, Keith .......... Stalnaker, Delorls , ........, Stalnaker, Gene ...,....,..,.,..,,..,. .....,.,...,....,..,....,..,,...,,.,.... 2 4-79 Stalnaker, Geraldine Stanley, Margaret ............ Stansbury, Suzanne Starling, Rose Mary ....,...... Steed, Jim .....................,.....,... Steed, Marilyn ................ Stephan, Stephan, Charlene ......... Dan ,.,............. Stevens, Clyde ....,..... Stevens, B111 ....,..,........ Stewart, Bob ,.......,.......,......,., .,....... Stoifel, Jacqueline Stotler, Carolyn ....,...... Stout, Sara ............,...,.. Strahler, Gordon .......... 24-65 41-84 42-90-91 42-77 42-74-77 101-108 41-91-110 43-72-90 42-74-77 42-74-77-91 24-71-79 24-98-100-103 43-74-101 24-63-68-75-76-91 41-71-76 41-81-90 41-76-90 43-74-80 43-64-74-80-98-108 43-64-74-80-100-108 41-68-72-76 Name Page Strecker, Carolyn ....,.... ..,.,....... 4 2-74-77-91-110 Strickler, Lee ,,.,..., Sturgiss, Pat .,............,.,. Summers, Sheila ,....,.,.... Sutton, Carla ......,,. Sutton, Fred .,..,....,. Sutton, Sara ....,....,, 42-64-77-90-91 42-110 24-65-98 . .,....,. 4 1 -66-71-76-88 Swaney, Terry ..........., .....,..,.,.,,...............,,.... 4 3 Tebay, Bob ........,..,....., ,.,.........,..,.,.....,...,.. 4 3 Theiss, Judy . ..,..,........,.,..,.,,....,....,.,.....................,....,.. 41-68-69-72 Thompson, Jeanne 41-72-76-110 Thompson, Shirley 25-32-61-63-66-67-68-71-76-90-91 Thrasher, Robert ......,.........,....,.,....,.,..,...,.............,,..,......,..,.,,..,... 43 Torpy, Dan .,.....................,...,,,...........,..,.,............,......,., 25-60-63-79 Treadway, Arlene ....,...,.... Treadway, Crandle .,,...,... Treadway, Donna ..,. Treadway, Lorraine Treadway, Naomi .,.,... .......,............... 2 5-65-76-91 True, Nancy .......,...,.,... ........ 2 5-68-71-76-90-91 Tucker, Kenny .,,...... ..........,,.,......,.........,......... 4 1 Tucker, Mae ......,........ ,........ 2 5-72-91 Turrill, Gloria ....,....,. Uhl, Patricia Pettit 25-65 25-65-90-91 Ullman, Leota ...,.........,., ,........,,......,..... 4 l-76-90-91 Ullmann, Philip ......,.,... ..,.,..,...........,..,.........,.. 4 3-82-83 Upstill, Ginger .......,. 41-68-69-71-76-97-110 Vadakin, Betty ,........,,,.. ..,...... 4 2-74-77 Valentine, Charles ..,....... ......,.. 4 3-82-83 Valentine, Ruth ,............... ,.........,. 4 1-72-110 Valentine, Wanda .....,.,.... Van Wey, Jayne ....,.,.... Waggoner, Dwight , .......... Waggoner, Joyce ...,....... Wagner, Calvin ,.,,...,. Walters, Patricia ......,... Wanzo, Jean ,..,....., Ward, Marjorie .,...... Warden, Lowell ..,,.,.,... Warfield, Bonnie ..., Waters, Norma .....,..., Weaver, Robert .....,. Weber, Marlene ...,.., Weethee, Myrna .,......,.. Weethee, Revella .,..,.,. Weethee, Ronald ..,. 41-72 , .,..,.,..,........ 42 25-105-106 43-72-100 25-67-75-84 25-65-88 42-77 26-65 41-76-90-91 26-98-101-103 Weihl, John .......,.....,..,.............,.,.,.,........,.,..,.,....... 26-79-105-106 Weihl, Sharon ..,...........,.......,...........,,..,.,,..........., 26-62-65-68-97 Weihl, Bill ,....,...,.,.,..,.,......,, 26-33-60-63-69-79-88105-106 Weiss, Russell ..,........,..,.............,..,.........,...,.,,,..........,..,.,.,....,....,...... 43 Wendelken, Van ,,,.,.. Wendelken, Richard Weppler, Vema ...,.,., West, Charlotte .,,....., C1431 41 26-60-63-67-68-71-76 N amz Westerman, Dorothy .,....,.. Wheeler, Norman ..,......... Whitney, Martha ,......... Wildermuth, Betty Jo Wilking, Marilyn .......... Williams, Herbert .....,.. Williams, Larry ...,..,.. Williams, Nancy .,..,....,..... Williams, Richard .r...........,................ Williamson, Margaret Williamson, Ruth ..........., ,..,... . Williamson, Sue ....,..... Wilson, George ..,..... .. Page . ....,.... 42-74-77 26-65 41-62-76 41-62-72-76 41-62-76 26-61-79 26-60-64-66-68-72-76 . 42-74-77-91-97-110 Wilson, Janet ........,.... ..,,,.... 2 7-33-60-63-64-68-72-76-88 Wilson, Jim .,...,,,..,...,., ............................,...,.............,. 4 1-101 Windom, Patty ..,..,......,..... .,....,..,.,,,,....,.....,.,......... 4 1 Wise, Laretha ,,.,............,......... ..,........................ 2 7-65-84 Wittekind, Mary Grace .,,...,. ........,. 2 7-62-68-69-72-76 Wolfe, Sam ...,....,....................... ......,.,..,.,,,..,...,.,..,.......,.,.... 4 3 11441 Name Woodford, Joanne Page 27-65 Worstell, Wanda ......,.. .......,........,...... 4 1-76 Wotring, Ernie .......... ........ 4 3-74-80-88 Wright, Freda .......,.,. .,.....,r,.....,.,....,,, 4 l Wright, John .,............,........., ......,......,..,.., 2 7 Wright, Margaret ......,...,, 41-42 Wright, Marian ..,,......., ....,,,,..... 4 2-75 Wynn, Jerry ..,.............. .,...,........,...,..,....,.,. 2 7 Wynn, Wilma ............ ........,... 2 7-65-110 Younce, Beryl .,,,.,. 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