Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

5'-VL..-7 WJ? 4 Q 'xi ,...L.. Q We here present the five new buses secured by the Shiloh Board of Education. V 0 Q , Q o 0 - ...- .. s A - . is -f- iss ' P -. . . V , ..,- D I L U49 I C A T -,ui fl! DEDICATION We, the Seniors o! Nineteen Hundred Forty Seven hereby dedicate this annual to our advisor and friend, ed our Waldo Pittenger, who has serv school for twenty five years .Q Q A Q 35 .-J fd ie fir we N 5 x 'M U Q ff- LaVauglm Oswalt llo..yli Holy Cow Ioan Guthrie llyoll For Pete'i Sake N Bonnie Pennell Amon I Enough to gng A maget Ruth Winbigler Windy ? Oh! Gosh Darn George R inehart CBC D B1onde's Preferred 1' + F 1 Douglas Amstutz ' 'D omg Maybe Naomi Lawrence 'Lawrence Egads, Myrtle 'TISS 'T' Charles Young Chad Darn That Ford Viz' ginia Shepherd Ginny You Know Geraldine Moser Gerry Hoottnhiffv sys -u-0' Kenneth Adsnxs Kenny Gee Whiz' in Izors Rhodes ' Isis Oh, Darn It ,J s f N ...nb 96' WK! Il 'mv ff eff .Tunes Reynolds Bite urn Oh, Yeah. Doris Leapley Dorsy Mae Huh. 4- Wsldo W Pittenger Jake' Ouiet You Seniors -3 Tues Tues Tues Fr1 Fr1 Fr1 Fr1 Wed Fr1 Mon Tues un Tue Fr1 Tues Wed Thur Mon Fr1 Tues Thu! Fr1 Wed Thu1 Fr1 Fr1 F11 Wed Thur Fr1 F11 F1-1 SC HOOL C ALEND AR SEPTEIVBER School Opens Mr Helser, the New Coach came Mrs Glassock, the New Commerc1al Teacher came Baseball game at Plymouth Baseball game W1'l'.l'l Plymouth here OCTOBER Baseball game at Ontar 10 Sen1or Hay! 1de and In1t1at1on of Freshrnan HOOSIGI Cornhuskers Sponsored by the Senior Class Teachers Meetmg U1 Cleveland Hallowe en Party Sponsored by Student Council SEDIDI Class P1ctures Taken., NOVEMBER Prmce of Peace Contest Basketball game at North Fa1rf1elc. Basketball game at Bellvmlle Basketball game Wlth Lexmgton here Thanks glvlng Chapel Thanks gwmg Vacat1on Begms DECEMBER Thanks g1V1I1g Vacat1on Ends Basketball Dame at Butler Basketball game w1th Untar1o here D1ctator Dad' Sen1or Class Play Commerc1al Law Class V1S1tS Court Tr1a1 Basketball game w1th North Fa1rf1eld here Sophomore Party Chnstmas Chapel Chr lstmas Vacat1on Begms Basketball came Wlth Plymouth here IANUAR Y Chnstmas vacatxon Ends School Starts Basketball game at Unlon Basketball game w1th Bel1v1l1e here Semester Ends . 3 . . 10 lo ' . . 10 ., Q . 2, 20 . . Z, Z7 1 . 1. 4 f . .a 4 U 7, , 1 Q . , as 1 - on Z5 Q , 0 . Z8 ' f - . ' Z9 , , s . 10 'J 0 ' . S. 19 1 ' '. B. ZZ 1 J . . 26 K' A . , Z7 1 A . . Z8 ' A ' J . . Z A' ' W . ' Z 6 O . . 10 H 1 . 1, 12 H 0 '- 1 1 ,o 13 . Q . 0 , B . 18 . , 0 ' ., 19 1 . 1 Z0 3 . 2 zo f 1 1 Z0 C, S - ' . . 1 1 .. U Z ' 1 0 on 3 0 I 10 0 1 1' , Fr Tues Wed Wed, Thur Fra Mon. Wed Fri Fn Fr1 Tues Wed Thur Sat Wed Fri Tues Sa un Fri. Fri, SCHOOL CALENDAR QCON Tj JANUARY QCON Tj Mr He1ser Reszgns Basketball game wrth Butler here Doc Wl.lll16-ITIS and h1s Border R1ders' Sponsored by the IUI1101' Class Daruel Boone ' Show Sponsored by Sophomore Class Mr Phenegar, the New Coach came Basketball game at Ontarlo Mrs Andrew, the Mus1c Teacher came Basketball game at New Haven. FEBRUARY Basketball game at Plymouth Basketball game w1th Umon here County Basketball Tournaxnent County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament County Basketball Tournament MARCH Calling All Ghosts Iumor C1 APRIL Easter Vacatwn Begms Easter Vacation Ends MAY Junior and Semor Banquet Baccalaureate Servxces School Closes Commencement ass Play i. 17 . D , . Z1 0 . 0 ZZ on 0 G ' v 22 no 0 9 -- 0 0 O '. 24 ' . 27 . . a . 31 Basketball garne with Lucas here., '., 7 . '. 14 ' . O D . 19 . . 20 . . ZZ . . 19 - ' . 4 ' ' . . 8 . t. 10 ' . S . 18 ' . Z3 . Kenneth Adams James R eynolds THE LOG OF 1947 Lookmg back tc September of 1943, you will remember a group of boys and girls boardmg the ship called Semorvmlle ' We had a long voyage ahead of us so we chose MISS Mayne as Captain, Robert Poskany as First Mate, Ruth Wmbigler as Second Mate and a bunch of sturdy sa11ors as follows Douglas Amstutz Ioan Guthrie V1rgm1a Shepherd Dorus Leapley Geraldine Moser LaVaughn Oswalt Bonnie Pennell Robert Poskany Eugene Alfrey Izora Rhodes George Rinehart Virginia Kepple Helen Whitcomb Ruth Wmbigler Charles Young William Zeigler Herbert Swind Walter Means The sa1lors and officers returnmg after th1s long and hard but Joyful voyage are We sailed along smoothly for our first year voyage We only lost two of our sailors B111 Ze1gler and Eugene Alfrey Then we dropped anchor in May at the port of Soph omore and had a shore leave of three months On September 4th of 1944, we again started our cru1se This time we chose Mrs Carpenter as Captain, LaVaughn Oswalt as F1rst Mate, and Sadie Reed as Second Mate, w1th Eighteen sailors aboard our good ship This voyage, we lost three of our good sailors, they were Herbert Swmd, Walter Means, and Robert Poskany To make up for the ones lost we gamed three more sailors who were Betty Lee, Sadie Reed, and William Adams Our cruise this year was very successful and we had several parues aboard the sh1p Then again on May Z1 we dropped anchor at J'un1orvil1e for a three months leave as Captain, Ioan Guthr1e as First Mate, Helen Whitcomb as Second Mate, and Szgnalman Bonnie Pennell who helped the remammg twelve sailors struggle through a strenuous year We had a new sailor th1s was Naomi Lawrence This year we put on a class play called House of Strangeness' which impressed everyone very well We had the Hoosier Cornhuskers from the WFIN radio station for one of our entertainments Now came the great event of the year and this was decorating the gym for the ban quet, wh1ch took a lot of hard work, but in the end it was a beautiful szght After all this we anchored at ' Semorville with a three months leave Well, here it IS again, September 3rd of 1946 and we chose Mr Pittenger as Cap tain, LaVaughn Oswalt as First Mate, Joan Guthrie as Second Mate, and Bonnie Pen nell as Signalman. This year we have eleven sailors since one sailor thought land would be best for her as she had become Mrs Eugene Alfrey This year sailmg has really been a pleasure Our class play was Dictator Dad' which was a success We now started slowly back to 'Seniorville where on the 23rd day of May we cruised in to Harbor safely and much wiser as follows LaVaughn Oswalt Joan Guthr e Bonnie Pennell Virguua Shepherd Kenneth Adams Douglas Amstutz Naomi Lawrence Doris Leapley J' ames Reynolds Izora Rhodes Geraldine Moser Charles Young Ruth Wmbigler George Rmehart ' 0 as D H 1 . a H A v U D 0 , 'H f' u - 0 ll 0 ., . . . 9 . ., . . 0 . ., 1, . . . : . 0 IC 0 ll 3 0 September 3rd of 1945 shore leave is over and this tixne we chose Nlr. Pittenger A . , . . ., U I 9 In I ' 0 es ' v 0 ., g . . . 0 . , , ,, ., . 0 - C 0 o i 0 ' Q 5 B A Q n U - I i CLASS PROPHESY In 1960, when I had about completed my tour of the old countries in Europe and was about ready to settle down to write My Recollections , I began to wonder a bout what had happened to some of the people I had known way back in '47' Of all the people I remembered there were fourteen whom I remembered best The dear old class mates who had filled the study hall with the noise of whizzing erasers, caused me to remember dear old Shilgh High School So with my next book pushed out of my mind, I made reservations on the most attractive looking cattle boat I could find, and was on my way back to America I stopped at Staten Island and there at the naturalization office whom should I see swathed in innumerable ve1ls but that sultry blonde, J' oan Guthrie She had a Turk1sh man on one arm, who was arguing with the officials that she was not his wife, just a Physical Education instructor for his harem She had always wanted to be a Physical Education mstructor but as she couldn't come up to standard of the United States she had gone into Foreign Service and was now getting S5 00 month for each of the 120 children in the Sultan's Palace She had quite a fortune Then fro-n there I flew to Washington D C because of all the publicity about the candidates for President, I wanted to see who was runnmg for it When I arrived there, whom should I see coming out of the Capitol Building with a crowd of news papermen around him, but LaVaughn Oswalt, He spoke to me, and as bulbs flashed he told me that he had a backing of all the radio mechanics in the country, and that the man who was runmng for Vice President was none other than Charles Yo g Then Chad put in an appearance, but how he had changed' He told me that he had quit his Job as the highest paid actor in Hollywood to come over to be a partner of Ozzie With his slick talk and LaVaughn's big words they could get any bill through that Republican Congress' York. Bemg lonely that night I went to Radio City and there coming out of the broad casting station B U N K was Gerry Moser Of course, she had a song sheet under her arm She had married Jack Armstrong' always did like strong men, and she was singing soap commercials for Duz Tired of New York, and its glittering lights I decided to go on my way once more The next stop was the beautiful lowlands of Maryland Of course, I was rather bored, but one day, being m the big town of Milkeemwnght, whom should I run into coming out of the bank but Kenneth Adams He and his figure had not changed any except that he combed h1s hair with a towel now He was the owner of a large Dairy Farm and a milk plant He was terribly surprised to hear what had happened to Gerry He had always had a secret crush on her ever smce the Senior Class Play Resurmng my flight I allowed my longing to go South to take me to South Carolina There, of all people, I met Virginia Shepherd, or should I say, found out about her through her husband, Richard Jones I was taken by surprise to hear this, but he told me that since Virginia was always with Bonnie he had seen more of Ginny than Bonnie She was always away in one of her cars He said he'd probably miss Bonnie cooking but since V1rgm1a had gotten a fo tune through being a model for the John Power's agency well, he'd seen the world now, he'd see the United States , a . un U Deciding to see the big towns before I made my way to Shiloh, I started for New . u 9 K ' . . 'S I called on Virginia at her magnificent southern mansion and she told me that Naomi Lawrence had turned out quite well Through a conversation on the switch board at Mansfield, where she had been working back in '48, she had met a young well to do Senator from down Georgia way She now had everything as luxurious as she had always wanted But the only thing 1s, she is so well to do that he has installed switchboards in every room for her, because she cou1dn't get away from them ' After listening to that I couldn't stay any longer in the1r place so I started north again, I stopped at Louisville, Tennessee and decided to do a bit of gambling on the horse races There seemed to be quite a fuss being made about one horse so I put my money on him Watching the races through binoculars, I saw that Jimmy y nolds was the Jockey And sure enough Jimmy pulled through to be the first place winner At least he'd become what he had wanted to be I-le stillwas just the same good, old Jim. I found my way out of Tennessee by train and went directly to Ohio When I got to Colu.mbus, I thought I'd rest before gomg further I stopped at a hotel and there, as I walked into the lobby, saw George Rinehart He was manager because his rich uncle had mortaged it to Chiz Bly for repairs on his John Deere Tractox He' given up h1s prosperous farm at Ganges because of it and would probably lose xt After a week s rest there I agam started toward Shiloh. I had a feeling that a few of my classmates wou1dn't get very much farther than that, so I expected to see someone After leaving the depot the first person I saw was Bonnie Pennell She was driv ing up Main Street in one of the new Duplex passenger Motorola Type of cars When she stopped she invited me to go for a ride Wlule talking, I offered my sympathies for her loss of Jonesy but Bonme sa1d that she had no regrets and was rather disappointed that he hadn't liked her cars She only had 30 of them, one for every dress that she had She still got around quxte a lot I could believe that' She then Upon mquirmg for the principal, I found Douglas Armstutz, who fsure enough, had made so good at that post graduate course had decided to go to college Choppy Moser had gone to college too, and was the Physical Educatmon teacher She was still waiting for Douglas to ask 'The Quest1on. I found one of the Leapley g1rls and asked about Doris She told me that Doris and Ivan Rhodes were marned and had a potato farm and that Ivan let Dons do all the work. They had two boys who looked like Doris and two girls who looked like Ivan The girls names were Shrivan and Thrwan and the boys names were Divan and Drivan, lzora Rhodes was way up mn M1chigan, they told me, and she was the secretary to a big lumberman She was the only girl among 500 big strong men Every time she walked past they never whistled at her, just yelled 'Timber What happened after that was just pure bedlam After packing my bags, I returned to Europe to my aft1C room where I could live in peace once more 4 XZJJ. ,flax . Re - . I. d , . u ' ' took me to the school house. I ' I1 . 0 ' I :II . . . I A af , L i 13? L' ,JL CLASS POEM LaVaughn's the pr1de of the Semor Class He steals the heart of efery lass, I-hs eyes of blue and ha1r of brown The sight of hun makes your head go roun Joan s the Blond1e of the class She wears mee clothes and doesn't sass She loves to dance and 15 full of JIVC Some days she's as Juznpy as a bee h1ve he next 1n lme IS Charles or Chad ' Who says that glrls just can t be had You date them once and 'My Gosh! They turn you down w1th a b1g splash Gerry would make the 1deal mother She wants kids, one after the other You br1ng up the subject and what do you hear? Gee I w1sh I had a man hke Cousm, dear He's always ready wrth a queer soundmg word Wxth his ho ses and cows and sheep galore He never has tune to see Lamour To be a beauticxan 15 Naonu's w1sh, To shampoo and wave 15 her mam dxsh To 'make up and mamcure IS her delight When she sees the lad1es under a lxght J'1m is the qmet type, although not shy, Get's around a lor, that l1tt1e short guy Hears lots, knows lot, sp1lls not a thmg With thxs to h1s credlt he should be kmg Now Bonnle has a Navy man To hun she w1l1 be true, and then When he's released and reaches home She wants hun never more to roam Then there's George w1th h1s dark wavy ha1r Whom I hear hangs It over a chan- This way , says he, with a sly httle gr Is a very fine way to keep the wave mn. . , da U ll ' ll Q T ' 0. ' ll 9 . . , . C 'O . . , , . . . . Kenneth's the bashful type fso I've heardj, . 1 . l U I ' I . . . . . , so I . in. CLASS POEM QCON TQ Maxrylng 1S D01'1S s W1 h She wa.nts a weddmg w1th lots of bW1Sh After the weddmg a cottage smlll W1th no one around to boss her at all Douglas 15 the brave one, full of v1m and vwor He euts h1s Wheat1es every day to help hxm keep h1s hgure Wlth h1s He Man shoulflers and b1g muscles No one tackles h1m for a tussel Vuguna 15 the tallest one of us guls Her han- always lays m curls Her boyfnend so I heard dresses n But boy has he got b1g feet Ruth 1S one of those 81115 Who has trouble w1th her curls Her and the boy s rnake a pan- But the boys get more attentlon than Then thele s Izora so sl1.m and tall She's laxd away her overalls She s gomg to be an Off1Ce g1rl And even1.ng's g1V6 the town a wh1rl Ed her han' I . , K, . , , ' S S . I 0 .v H u an ' C ff W an I9 . Q 1 Q C ' J t. ,, , 0 0 o I , . , U ' O , ., . ,. L, ., Q . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of '47, 111 sound mmd and body do hereby bequeath the followmg To the Janitor, we leave all our scrxbbled na.mes on the wall To the class of '48, we leave all the duty wmdows m the sen 1or room to be washed Doris Leapley leaves her old cuds of gum to Della Laser on't look too hard for them, Della' George Rmehart leaves h1s dark wavy ha1r to Darrell Pugh tter look for a toupee, Darrell ' Naom1 Lawrence leaves her well kept ha1r and neat appear ance to Marlene Ph:i.l11ps Izora Rhodes leaves her ab1l1ty to keep slun to Marilyn Baker Does she need 1t???'??????????????? Douglas Amstutz leaves h1s small town glamour to .T1m.my Houston, Bonn1e Pennell leaves her way w1th blond sa11ors to anyone w1th the knack of cookmg to attract them.. to anyone willmg to try 1t Jun Reynolds leaves h1s quzteness to Lee Sparks Vxrginia Shepherd leaves her tactful way w1th those men to anyone who has abmhty to handle them LaVaughn Oswalt leaves h1s bzg blue eyes and mtelllgence Gerald Frontz Ruth W1nb1gler leaves her b1g amb1t1ons about wntmg to Ruth Lykms Kenneth Adams leaves h1s knowledge of h1story to Bob He1fner, Joan Guthr1e leaves her heart throbs from the lake to anyone who can get a way up there Gerry Moser leaves those Strong men to anyone Oh! No' She doesn't Sen1ors of '47 O I D . Be lgib 0 - . ., ., . 9 Charles Young -leaves his ability to take girls away from fellows 0 . . 6 - . . , . to U D I 1 .l 1:93 11: Y 0 C 7 FACULTY f Mr Randall Hartley High School Ollaker City Ohio College, Ohio U U of Pittsburgh Degree Bachelor of Science in Education Master ul Education Mr Waldo Pittengex' High School Shiloh. Ohio College Alh1and,0hio Degree B S County Superintendent Mr Boyd Robinson .pb Mrs Lete Glassock High School Mansfxeld Ohio College Mansfield Bulinela, Wellesley, Denilin U Degree Ph B Mrs Nyda McCauslin High Schbol Midway Ohio College Ohio State Degree Mater of Science, Home Ec W ,AN Vi' Dave Phene get High School. Springfield Ohio -'E College Wittenberg Q Degree B S , Ed Mill Dorotny Moore High School Morton, Cicero, Ill College Wooster Degree B A Mr Daryl I-Ieiur School Mansfield Ohh ollegeg Ashland uuQ l' 'li Mrs Lucile Andrew High School. Union High College Alhlend Degree B S Ed 23 l wan GRADE TEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Helen Myeri, Dithn McBride Lois Hedeen, Mable Londat, SITTING Betty Hartley, Greta Stroup BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT John Aumend, Harmon Rothlelberger William Willett, Waldo Pittenger, Clyde Adams if suu-LL Q' 'WS 1- 41, - K ,K h a . ,gg A 4' 4 If , K .ig L gk X . f X If 'E . s L ' , ' il' ni- ' . gk: I' I , ,A v Q . . : : , . W-51:1 Z. . will J x f- . I X' ,-x Wx 4 . Q if ., K 1 ' K 'V . V ww W: . A . 1 M f a 0 a, 2 t f s , If . , A K V i I X.. 5 fp- . . ' ' 2, Q. J V R ' Q SHILOH SCHOOL FACULTY At the begmning of the school year of 1946 and 1947, the faculty con sisted of Mr Randall Hartley, our new Supermtendent, Mrs Nada Mc Causlin, Miss Dorothy Moore, and Mr Waldo Prttenger We did not have a Music, Physical Education, and Commercial Teacher Mr Hartley, the new Superintendent, came from Buffalo, Ohio, and was formerly the Superintendent of the Community Schools, Robins, Ohio The first semester Mr Hartley taught World History and Mathematics Mrs McCaus1m came frorn Mansfield, Ohio where she was substitute teacher She teaches English and Home Ec Miss Moore came from Chicago, lll She taught in Omaha Nebr last year She teaches Foreign Language, English, and Geography Mr Pittenger who has been with the Shiloh Faculty for a nuxnber of years and should be called the old tuner He teaches Commercial Law, History, and Science A week after school had started we were greeted wlth two new teach ers, they were Mrs Leta Glasscock and Mr Daryl Heiser Mrs Glasscock came from Mansfield, Ohio She was lured as the Commercial teacher Mrs Heiser also came from Mansfield, Ohio He was hired for teaching Physical Education and several subjects in the seventh and These teachers stayed with us for the first semester At the end of the fxrst semester Mr Heiser resigned and Mr David Phenegar was hired to take his place And we also started the second semester with a new music teacher who was Mrs Andrews Mr Phenegar came from Canton, Ohio where he was a teacher He teaches both G1rl's and Boy's Physical Education and World History Mrs Andrews came from Lucas, Ohio where she was a teacher She teaches music from grades one to twelve This constituted the High School Faculty of 1946 and 1947 The Grade Faculty d1d not change as much as the High School The following teachers were here last year Mrs Lois Hedeen, First Grade Mrs Ditha McBride, Third Grade Mrs Greta Stroup, Fifth Grade Mrs Mabel Londot, Sixth Grade The new teachers in the grades are as follows Mrs Helen Myers from North Fairfield, who teaches the second grade Mrs Betty Hartley from Bufflo, Ohio teaches the fourth grade eighth grade, R S. xx k if UNDER GRADS ' -Pl. Q can , V 6 uv :miami We Q last 11 SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT R Lykms A Searnan M. Malone L Malone J Forquer, J Forauex D Brooks STANDING LEFT 'I WRIGHT M Phl11ipps,D Hudson D Campbell B Heliner, J Young, Advisor Mrs McCaus1in. Junior Class Officers President Don Campbell Vice President Jeanette Forquer Secretary Dorothy Brooks Treasurer Alice Seaman Student Council Representative Ruth Lykins Newsreporter R Historian John Young The Junior Class is trying to earn sufficient funds to produce A banquet better than any given in preceeding years As a means of doing this they presented their class play Calling All Ghost E L 1 F ' H 1 ' i WPA ,-.eff - A ' 1 sw L K L-1 '.-.N ,q...4.., .. . f ,V X- A- X, f K e L is J I , he ' fe N I 1... , M M -1 - X' 'X A if A 1 -. 5 .si :Y K I -, ': 5, ' . W ' X ii ig TT X T! Z - l:'3. -' QSM f 'V fi Y, , Q , . 'J' Ming 'Q K fl. 5 ' 5 ir N- 1 W, Q v - - W' ' , .' lg mm-. Y, N V at 4 Y N mare Y ...LW DOPHOMORES SITTING LEFT T0 RIGHT M Kilgore L Pennel1,B Robinson, P Campbell, J' Clark,D lreland,S McKee, R Wolford L Otto FIRST ROW STANDING' Advisor, Mr Heber, R Sweet, K. Humbert, A. Hamman, D Laser, D Rader, T Hawthorne, LAST ROW STANDING' R Reynolds, C Wheafgraft J' Ireland F Srnith. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Arthur Hamman Vice President Donna I1-elan Secretary lu Treasurer Lucille Pennell News Reporter Patricia Campbell Student Councilman Dale Laser Historian Tom Hawthorne Advisor Qlfirst Semester, Mr Heiser Advisor fSecond Semester, Mr Phenegar The Sophomore class is trying to raise a little money by showing real movies, and at the same time are trying to give the lpoys and girls in our echool a little entertaimnent. Some bl the shows that the Sophomores have shown are: SAPS AT SEA , PRIVATE SNUFFY SMITH, DANIEL BOONE and GREAT GUY. Jwwgihxzv fvqgq mf ligand-ag llwlrs 1' 995- F' FRESHMAN Sxttmg Left to Right D Guthrie L Sparks J' Huston R Staton P Mock E Kilgore R Thomas, B Stwert C Witchie O Lykms E Vanderpool Standing Left to Right Advisor Mr Hartley C Wolfersberger D Seaman A Whitcomb, J' Moser M, L Rus sell J Staton B Kaylor D Seaton P Baker CLASS HISTORY Entering school on September 5, 1946, we started out on the great educational sea. The class consisted of Jean Moser, Carol Sue Witchie, Donny Guthrie, Charles Wolfersberger, Robert Thomas, James Huston, Dean Seaman, Mary Lou Russell, Betty and Peggy Mock, Lee Sparks, Arlyce Whitcomb, Betty Jean Ste- wart, Donna Mae Seaton, Betty Kaylor, Ellaree Vanderpool, Mary Leaply, Ruth Statton, Matine Cole, Elizibeth Kilgore, Ogeleon Lykins, Rose Marie Perkins, Paul Baker, Justine Statton and Tom Laser. Choosing the following class officers, President, James Huston, Vice President, Lee Sparks, Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Lou Russell, Historian, Paul Baker, Student Council mem- ber, Jean Moser and as our class advisor Mr. Hartley. In the second semester we regretted to lose Ellaree Vander pool and Tom Laser who moved to Plymouth. Mary Leaply and Ruth Statton quit to be married. Proceeding on, we joyously failed to lose a new class advisor, Mrs. Andrews, whom we Joy ously admitted to our group. Class Historian can 'E'- 'Kar EIGHTH GRADE SITTINU LEFT TO RIGHT C Wallace, A M. Hunlnan D Witchie M Seaman R McKone R Baird K Bllom, R Clark, B Sauder. L Million M Baud STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Advisor Mrs Glasso k D Cantrell W Wallace D Lykms D Laser G Alirey E Brooks M. Russell, D Sweet R Jacobs As we the class ol 51' Do hereby tell YW, That we have begun A journey ol four long years Seven years have passed us by Most of them have seemed to ily ' On to Seniors in our cry, Until it'e past and then we'll sigh. Della My brother swallowed a pencil. Miss Moore incredible! Della, No, indelible ' Mrs McCauslin. Why are you coughing Keith? Do you have a cold? Keith No, my mother made me wear a necktie T SEVENTH GRADE SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT K. Brook L Uxcx M. Baker, E Cole,R Bock, J' Camp'bel1,E Smith, J Kennard, M Brook S Alfrey, W Steele, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Advisor, Miss Moore, H Sloan, D Brown,D Pugh,R Schovnauer D Brooks R Elliott L Prater R Sut ter,V Hoskins STANDWG LAST ROW R Garrett M. Brown D Davis H Smith G Frontz President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Student Council News Reporter Advisor Handsornest Boy Prettiest Girl Worst Cut Up Brightest Girl Brightest Boy Most likely to succeed The Paper Wad Thrower The Gold Footed Boy - Robert Elliott Burton Garrett Virgle Hoskins Joann Campbell Richard Garrett Miss Moore Virgle Hoskins Joann Campbell Robert Schonauer Elsie Dick Walter Steele Gerald Frantz David Brooks James Kennard La-ziest Boy ,,,:,,,,,,,,,,---- ......... - ------- ------ - - Hershel sinful me FIFTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT A. Cole, M. Knylor, B Koker, D Porter, B Weaver,S Sweet,R Stoops, G Miller, L Wells, K Mxller, I Hamman I Swank R Barnes SECOND ROW G Stroup, teacher, P Blackford I McKone, L Rader, R Moore, M. Keesy, L McKinney, C Lackett, D Miller, E Patton, I Elliott THIRD ROW M Davxs, E Cole, L Shepherd, R Cole,R Kennard D Oney,E Wlreman, E Phxllips,V Brown, L Prater SIXTH GRADE SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT R Koker, C Miller, E. White, C Mann, M Steele, L Sauder, N Wolf, R Sutter, D Malone, D Stewart, I Bard, STANDING FIRST ROW Mrs Londot, H McQuate,R Pennell S Wallace, S Cantrell, J Blackford, M. Porter, F Frantz W Mzllion, G Lightfoot, STANDING SECOND ROW M. Cole, R Moser, F Miller, L. Dininger, S Reynolds, D Jacobs, K Beck, M. Kilgore STANDING THIRD ROW R Kilgoz-e,B Ki1gore,F Leapley on slid wvmvsrnnwmnnm Sf tai' K -HL? THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT J Vqugh.n,M Wxllett, Rmehart, M Wlute, B Patterson, M Oney H Ballxtch, R Shaffer, Patton, D Wxreman, N Lofland, V Ramey, S Shepherd SECOND ROW Mrs McBride, A Oney, I.Gibbson, J' Srnxth, I Baker, F Leapley K Wi11iams,D Swartz, H Sloan, T Laser, J' Moore, E Hammon, D Mc Kinney, THIRD ROW B Furr, E Cole, F Sprmgston, B Mxller, T anz, J' Brown, T Humbert, F Lightfoot. R Lcftland, B Baker, C Frontz,D Swank,E Wireman FOURTH ROW W Robbins,H Vander pool FOUR TH GRADE FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT S Brook, B Reynolds, Loitland, K Noble, S Swanger, E. Dxck I Reber, J' Wo1ford,R Steele, Brooks, N Kenard, M Lykms SECOND ROW Mrs Hartley H Beck, Porter, R Sauder, J' Hawthorne, M. Oney, S Bloom, .T Staton, J' Rader, Laser,B Stewart THIRD ROW P Sutter M. A Burner, I Russell, S Cuppy, D Kilgore, W Brooks, E Fackler, C Oney, R Pxttenger, P Brown, LAST C Statton, K Hall, H Shepherd, L Shepherd, H Cole, T Shepherd, K Shaifer, T Robbms Wife-:fzQ?is, FIRST GRADE SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT .7 Hyde H Dmck L Kxrkendall, D Baker,L Hamma.n,R Oney B Henry, P Brown, T Wu-eman, J' Swank S Kaylor, I Hamman, I Patterson FIRST ROW STANDING Mrs Hedeen, P Bax-nd B Nease, L Wagers , M Hall, C Moore, D Wheatcrait, T Rus sell M Laser,V Wallen, J' Brown, LAST ROW STANDING S Smlth S Fackler, G Nease, I urr, C Nungesser, E Robbins L Co1e, V Ramey SECOND GRADE SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT A Cole, D Muller, I Brown, S Baker, P Wa11ace,D Wheatcrait D Shepherd,L Bax-nd, J Kxlgore, Eckles, L Kmg, C Brook, E Cole, C Oney FIRST ROW STANDING M Steele, I Baker, M Ratclifi, P Guthrie, M Whlte, K Ellxott, S Wolfer sberger, M Daup N Hall M Prater, M Cole LAST ROW STANDING S Leapley, S Lynch, S Nungesser, G Whxte, M Garrett, W Stoops, H Oney, M Kennard, 1.. Brown, C Black, G Vanderpool Q tv f Q' A I 69 T I-I CHEERLEADERS Jeanette Forquex' Jean Forquer OUR NEW SCOREBOARD S 4 6 RESERVE TEAM. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT K Adams, Manager P Baker Mr Phenegar, Coach, R Reynolds, G Rinehart, Manager SITTDIG LEFT T0 RIGHT D Guthrie, T Hawthorne, R Sweet, F Smith C Wheatcraft VARSITY TEAM. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT K Adams, Manager, D Guthrie A I-Iunman, Mr Phenegar, coach L Oswalt, C Wheatcraft, G Rinehart, Manager SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT J' Reynolds, C Young, R Heiiner, D Campbell, D Amstutz, R Sweet SPORTS The Baseball and Basketball teams of Sh1loh I-hgh School had an unsuccessful season m the year of 1946 47, as far as wmnmg games were concerned Mr He1ser took over the baseball team 1.n the latter part of September There wasn't too much mterest taken m baseball, therefore only f1V9 games were scheduled Mr Hezser started basketball pract1ce the last week m October The f1rst game was on November 20 Mr Herser resxgned on January 21, and Mr Phenegar took over on January 27, handlmg the squad through the rest of the season There were seventeen games success was acqu1red as far as wuuung was concerned, but good sportsmanshxp was shown all through the season The teams were backed 100 per cent by the commun lty of Sh1loh The d1fferent clubs, orgamzatzons, mer chants, and ind1v1dua1s supphed enough money for new umforms They were presented on January 27, 1947 On February 25, the mothers of the basketball Squad gave a banquet for the basketball players, then fathers, coach, cheerleaders, scorekeepers, and tunekeeper At th1s banquet, Mr Hedeen , manager of Mansfleld Metal Vault Company, gave an mterestmg talk and showed color ed p1ctures of h1s tr1p to Sweden, 0 C O 0 D I 0 scheduled, fourteen of which were league games. Little I 0 - 0 O O B 9 . . . T ral., SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT .T Guthrie, R Winbigler V Shepherd N Lawrence G Moser I.Rhodes D Leapley B Pennell STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT J' Reynolds D Amstutz L Oswalt,C Young, G Rinehart, K Adaxns, Mr Pittenger Editor in-Chief LaVaughn Osvalt Associate Editors Joan Guthrie, Douglas Amstutz., Geraldine Moser Business Manager Bonnie Pennell Sales Manager George Rinehart Photographer Kenneth Adams Arts Naomi Lawrence, Doris Leapley Calender Izora Rhodes, Virginia Shepherd Sports Editor Charles Young, James Reynolds, Humor Ruth Winbiqler U was if 3' mum' Q 1 'i R, ,,,. . Q. mf' fi. , wig, ,:. - Q W7 ' fi .NA X IS I BAND FIRST ROW SITTING D Seaman, R Garrett, J Young, K Adams, G Rin hart, D Amstutz, C Wolfersberger, R Radar, SECOND ROW STANDING H Sloan,R Wolford, S McKee, I Clark, A Hanxman, Mrs Andrew Direc tor, C Witchxe, B Kaylor,O Lykms,D Seaton THIRD ROW J Blackford 1 M Baird,I Million, M,Seaxnan, L Otto M Russe1l,D Cantrall J' Moser D Laser, P Blackford, N Laser, J' Elliott FOURTH ROW R Clark, I Huston, B Mock, L Malone, A Seaman, J' Guthrie, M Malone, P Mock R Revnolds, C Wheatcrait ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW SITTING M Seaman l MU1lon,M Baird, P Mock B Mock, D Laser SECOND ROW STANDING J' Young,R Radar,R Reynolds C Wol.fersberger,D Axnstutz, Mrs Andrew Director THIRD ROW H S1oan,D Seaton B Kavlor G Rinehart T if w JUNIOR GLEE CLUB SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT 'Puts Andrew, B Kaylbr, D Seaton, O Lykms, P Mock, B Mock, J' Clark, S McKee STANDING FIRST ROW D Seaman, M Russell J' Moser C Witchie I Sinton L. Penne11,R Wolford, J' Huston STANDDIG SECOND ROW R Thomas, C Wheatcrait, D Guthrie, R Revnolds, R Radar, C Wolff-eh SENIOR GLEE CLUB SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT I Guthrie D Brook J Forquer, J' Forquer, V Shepherd, B Pennell STANDING FIRST ROW Mrs Andrew, L Malone, M. Malone A Seaman, l Rhodes,R Wmbigler STANDING SECOND ROW I You.ng,L Oswult R Heifner K.Adams G Rinehart D Amsh I I' K-s-. 'Y Q COOKS LEFT T0 RIGHT Leia Swanger, Ruth Forsythe Grace Barnes IANITORS LEFT T0 RIGHT Frank Koker, bnarles Guthrie William Kochendefer .wh '-'K iff 'ian'--' x -. N. -4 . ' X1 ' f 1 b 'K 565 QRS N l 1 3 '51 V 5 N qw .3 f .ssl F -.,,,k4 53 -,X . -,V 'Ki - . . f-'f rx 5 -W , i 'f ,,g V ,ful ,Nw K , 1 wi i : -1.2 FX , f '.. ' 'Nl .:: f- M ' H K kQk3x,,...- , 4. 4 A 1 A , I -, 4 - , , X. 3 ,Q ' A l ' ,f Q ' I X I V 5 Q f f 3 I . : g ' 1 P A ,il L.. A Q X , 1 .. ? I R f . , . L' V Q' wx, 5 -Y. 1 A . K . ' g 2 , V' ff ff, - 'E ' - A 35.3 ' ' 2 ' Q 1 ' K 'g ix- - i Q LIBRARIANS SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT B Sanders, P Mock Miss Moore, B Mock, B Kaylor STANDING LEFT T0 RIGHT R Wolford D Sweet, M. Kilgore, P Campbell, L Pennell D Seaton, R Thomas PRINCE OF PEACE SITTING LEFT T0 RIGHT Misa Moore, Advin M Kilgore P Campbell R Whblgler I. Rhodes, Mrs McCaullh, Advisor STANDING LEFT TORIGHT D Hudson, K Huxnbert D I-Bl!! P Baker -3, -114 PRINCE OF PEACE Wlth shakmg knees and wrldly beatmg hearts our young orators ascended the platform of the Lutheran Church m Shiloh on Noveznber 10th to dehver their speeches for the Prmce of Peace Contest It was w1th an mcreased awareness of the needs for world peace that the boys and g1rls selected therr speeches, and wzth the coaching of Mrs McCauslm and Mrss Moore, spent many hours m the1r preparatron The speech, So Must We , was selected by Ruth Winblgler and Mildred Kllgore Dale Laser chose 'Atomxc Peace, and Paul Baker ' The Amerrcan Way Don Hudson and Pat Caanpbell both decxded on A Tune real1zat1on, selected ' Peace In Our Tune Izora Rhodes prepared A Tune of Criszs ' but drd not g1ve xt The Judges, chosen from outsxde the town, selected Ruth W1nb1gler as the winner for excellmg in thorough ness of preparatzon, expression, and stage presence, and Dale Laser rejorced at wmnmg second place In December Ruth went to the county contest held at Ganges and succeeded an wmnmg that also, however she was defeated at the distnct contest We are extremely proud of these boys and girls who so earnestly and smcerely represented our school, and who, 111 the future, will be our leaders 1n f1ght1ng for real world peace We hope that next year there w1ll agam be such a fme group to express our ideals and hopes for the future O . . . D il ., . . 0 I 5 IQ C ' II I . ,, . for Decision , and Kenneth Humbert, hoping for its . 0 , . .,, u 0 H v ' ' O 8 O U I-I U M O R R EMEMBER WHEN We held our first electlon of offlcers and elected 'Posie presrdent Miss Guild the mathemat1cs teacher used to teach here We were disgusted because we had no ambition to earn money We edited our first edition of The Echo' Sadie Reed, our heart breaker moved away We had the treasure hunt and argued over Mr Williams, the final fmd ' Blister ' Jones used to giggle over the sxlhest remarks The girls in the class of 48' came up from downstairs and confronted Mr Miley after skipping a study hall Helen and Ossy used to have a contest to see who was first m breakmg a test tube m Chemrstry Class Ioan used to talk about Doug soooo much' Chad was moomng over Donna now lt s Jeanette There was a fight in the typing room and the results Mr Spirk caught the Sophomore's dancing after chapel Bonnie had to go up town after Gm n e ' George, Doug, and Chad had too much hard cider, Hand Overs Shiloh had He Men on the basketball team Those were the good old days Gerry's first date So many envrous people Naomi was thmkmg about that d1v1ded apartment Beauty Parlor and Funeral Home It ' ' ' l ' Ol ll - ' .li G0 5 ' Ot I. GI ' ' U I . ll D ' ' ' D ' il O ' The party we held for Sadie turned out a flop, . z . , ' . ' i ou:::ans ll 0 -'35 ,x ir .33 'Sf' 5 'av 'di if O6 ff ,J 0. .fnbw -fm.-A Y J-I s--I ii 0 2' 'hi' X rv.. 1 Rath. il Q' x A K5 Y 'Xu Q3 SNAPSHOTS LaVaugh.n Oswalt BOI'LI11S Pennell Naom1 Lawrence Gerry Mob er Dolglafs Amstutz V1ro1n1a Shepherd George Rlnehart BODIIIC Pennell Ruth VN 1nb1g1er Joan Guthr1e Izora Rhodes Douglas Arnstutz Izora Rhodes Tenth Grade of 1945, Chop Moeer, Jeanette Forquer Faye Brenaman Gerry Moser, Glenn otronv Naomr Lawrence Glnny, Denver LLGS I-Iuba Ruth W1nb1g1er Gerry, Bonnle Jean Forquer The Lake Gang Hua 10 ' Z, ' 3, 4. , . 5, ' ' . . 60 O, . 70 K 8, ' 9. 10, 110 11, . 13, 14, C , 151, . 16,, . A 170 18. 19. 4' I 223 b. 20, L1. LZ, X5 EDA K. 'Y 'Kly,NfXl!lVv' AUTCDGRAPH If-QD 'lv VERTISI The Fate Root Heath Ce SFF THF SILVFR KING BEI ORE YOU BUY ANY TR ACTOR PLENTY OF POWER FOR ALL KINDS OF FARM WORK PLOWING DISFING HARROWING CULTIVATING AND COMBINING. 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