Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

THE CA-BLU-SHI THE SENIOR CLASS Shiloh High School gfiwgkm A 9 4 55 X259 Q Egg ca D113 Q Z? 5 'QW' M MQ ,HW Paul Bake: DEDICATE THIS OUR 1950 ANNUAL TO OUR DEPARTED CLASSMATE 3 U U , V 1 U gg . I I FIRST ROW Left to Rxght B Eaves L Clagg A Whitcomb C W1tchie M L Russell C Wolfersberger J Moser L England B Kaylor Mrs Huston Advisor LAST ROW Mr Pxttenger Advxsor D Guthrie J' Huston D Seaman R Thomas Edltor Ass1stant Edltor Art Edltor Joke Ed1tor Boys Athletlc Ed1tor Glrls Athletlc Edltor Snapshots Home Econorrncs Calendar Faculty Ed1tor Musxc Edxtor Class Wlll Class Poem Class Hlstory Class Prophecy Mary Lou Russell Charles Wolfersberger Jlm Huston Don Guthrxe Bob Thomas Betty Kaylor Carol W1tch1e Lorene Clagg Dean Seaman Marshall Clabaugh Lee Sparks Arlyce Wh1tcomb Arlyce Wh1tcomb Jean Moser Loxs England Ca-Blu-Shi Staff Business Manager ., . . . ,,,,,, Jean Moser 'NQ??F5 E MJWHSZWMMZWIIWW 9 ,QQ Ci ff Q 55 X Sv W I 0' Q Nw 4x ab X 5 ,J wav M Board of Education At least once a month five men who are interested in our school and 1ts problems meet to endeavor to solve these problems dxscuss new xdeas and generally keep our school system runnmg smoothly Under thenr super VISIOH come the fxnancxal affaxrs equxpment needs and teaching personnel of our school Evxdence of thelr efforts to make our school a more attractive place can be readxly seen upon entermg the buxldmg It has been completely re decorated l.l'llS past year accordxng to the DuPont Scxentxixc Instructxons The board members are Earl Huston, Presxdent Raymond Wolford Vxce President Ronald Howard Clerk Dr C O Butner and Arthur Stober Wallace Harnly took Mr Stober s place begmnmg m January Mr Boyd Robmson Rlchland County Supermtendent of Schools, often meets w1th our Board of Educatlon to help solve xts many problems Smce he has been wlth our schools for many years he 15 qulte a competent advxsor BOYD ROBINSON County Supermbendent ?lw2h'1h0-' me Qt 'if School Board FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Ronald Howard Raymond Wolford Earl Huston SECOND ROW Randall Hartley Dr Butner Arthur Stober 6 . I . I I . . ' : , ' - ' . 3 . . . : . . . . . , ' 1 X4 rj it . , , - X 5351-4 w .Q ' ,fl ' X I 1 I' l':fK'L5s 1' ' nw. , ' .V W 3 A, Sr- --1. 'flgy s ' H-Elf, ' f., IW v R,.nx.A to WW W , 3 -, .r..,.,,,c , A .. : ' t . . - I , . , - AIEFX Supermtendent of Schools ALICE SCHILLINGER B. S. Capital University Mathematics Science RANDALL HARTLEY B S Educatxon Oluo UIIIYCYSIW M Education Umversxty Pxttsburg 7 JUNE CAMPBELL B. S. Education Capital University Commercial ALICE YOUNG B S M Baldwin Wallace Music W W PITTENGER B S Scxence Socml Studzes Ashland College 8 EDITH HUSTON B. A. English-Laiin Ohio Shin Baldwin-Wallace ADA L KING Muskxngdum College Ohio Uxlverszty Home Economxcs Englxsh RICHARD GROSS B S Educatun History Physxcal Educatxon Ashland College 9 AVA ARNOLD B S and M A Horne Economics Ohlo State Home Economzcs English i wU2fYS GMM ZWLJZWE 5 dig Q 29 Ci is Q za S5 , ff 0 1 A KX X N w N ZF ,X db i wav M nl mm LEE SPARKS Les Band 1 2,3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Plays The Ghost House Go West, Young Man Cheerleader Basketball Vice Preszdent Student Councxl LOIS LNGLAND Annie Glee Club Sexieite Plays, The Ghost House Go West, Young Man Scholarship Prmce ol Peace President Secrehry Homecommg Attendant JAMES HUSTON ixn Band Glee Club Plays, The Gros! House Go West, Yolmg Ilan Pre sident ---------- ------.------- News Reporter ------ ---------------- 11, 1,134 ARLYCE WHITCOMB Junxe Glee Club 1 Z 3 Plays, The Ghost House Prince of Peace Scho1nrsh1p News Reporter LORENE CLAGG Peanut Play, Go West, Young Man Play Prompter DEAN SEAMAN Seamxe Band l Z 3 4 Plays The Ghost House Go West. Young Man Baseball Manager Basketball Secretary 12 ----------------------- I I U ......... ,,, 3 ' ------------------- 2,3 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,-,-- 3 ----------------------4 --------'----------------- I I I Glee Club ----------------------- l,Z,3,4 . ---------- --3 H ........... -- 4 --------------------2 N ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.......,.. Z --------------------------- 2 W .. e n -.------- 4 ----------------------3 -WA? GEORGE ROBERT THOMAS Broz Band Glee Club Play The Ghost House Stage Manager Basketball Manager Z 3 BETTY KAYLOR Pete Band Glee Club Plays, The Ghost House Go West Young Man Play Prompter Cheerleader 123 1234 DONALD GUTHRIE Don Glee Club 1 Plays, The Ghost House 3 4 4 Basketball L3,4 Baseball 1,3,4 Go West, Young Man Student Councxl 13 sly yi? .. U F ' ' '1 ' --.-- .---------..-----..--. 1 AV K . nn n --.----..-. - 3 5 Q Y ' ---------------------- 4 47, !: .............. ,,4 i ---------------------------- I l ----------------------- I I I -1 n ----------.- 3 nu , n ------.------ 4 -----------------------3 -------------------------4 MARY LOU RU SSELL Little Ross Band --------------------- - --.---- 1,2 Glee Club --------------------- - l,Z,3,4 suum--U --------------------- 1,z,3 Plays, The Gxost House ----------- 3 Go West. Young Msn ------------- 4 Treasurer ------------------------- - 1 News Reporter ---------------------- 2 Sec retsry -------------------- ------- 3 Presldenb- ------------------------ 4 Scholarship ------------------------- 2 Homecoming Msid of Honor ----------- 4 CHARLES WOLFERSBERGER Chuck Band Glee Club Plays, The Ghost House Go West Young Man Bssketbsll Bssebull Vice President Student Council JEAN MOSER Chop Band Plays, The Ghost House Go West Young Man Sexbetle Cheerleader Prince of Peace Scholarship Presndent Tressurer Student Councxl 14 234 1234 ,4 ----------------------------- l,Z' ---------------------------1 .. H ------.----- 3 -- ' ............ - 4 ----------------------1, , , -'-'- '- - --'- I I l - --.------------------- Z ---------------------- 3 ----------------------------l,Z,3 Glee Club -------------- ---- 1 12.3 -- -- .......... - 3 -. I '- ........... - 4 -------------------------1,z,3 ---------------------2,3 ' ...-..-.--- -------- Z ,3 -------------------------Z - -.-----,-,,,,- ,,.,,....... 2 --------------------------3 - --,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... 1 CAROL SUI WITCHIE Kay Sv' Band Glue Club Sextette Plays The Chou House Go Went Young Mus Vice Pre :ideal MARSHALL CLABAUGH Baldy Play Go West Young Man Stage Manager Basketball Vice President l,Z,3,4 l 2 3 QW n J 15 Q '1r::::::::.g-', ' . ------------ 4 Treasurer --------........ ........ z .4 - ---..-............... -3 . ,H H -------- -4 -----------------------3 -------------------------3,4 - ' .........,,-...-,---- -4 1 ' I I A I U 'r ff 'bv- X Q39 .4 Semor Class FIRST ROW Left to Right Mr Pittnger M..L Russell L Clagg C S wltCh1C B Eaves L England J Moser SECOND ROW R Thomas D Seaman A Wlutcoznb B Kayla: J Huston D Guthrie THIRD ROW C Wolfersberger M Clabaugh L Sparks School began on September 6 On December 6 the Semor Class presented the1r play a mystery comedy called Go West, Young Man' It was a huge suc cess' On January 18 the Semors were honored to present as guest speaker on then' chapel program, Reverend Gensel On January 26 we ordered green and whwe nylon gowns You see our class colors are green and whxte On the 31st of January the Sh11oh Drummer Boys chased thexr oldest r1va1 Plymouth off the basketball floor w1th a score of 39 to 41 Sh11oh s favor On May 10 we had a fleld day It was Senxor Day' On May 14 Baccalaureate on the 17th Commencement on May ZZ Semor Exams' Don t ask me how these thmgs happen Durmg the year the Semor Class sponsored cake raffles a flea fxght and bake sales At the end of the year we took a tr1p 16 ix- JI I' , . .- s Ln 4 . fb.. 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I . 0 1 l . . , g Q . l -- 3 -- . . , . , -- . o s O - O Q CLASS HISTORY In September 1946 when I thought of how we had worked for e1ght years lt d1dn t seem POSS1blC that we were the Freshmen and our goal lay only four short years ahead of us when we would be the Sen1ors and would be graduatmg But now as the t1me draws near we th1nk joyfully most of the t1me but a l1ttle sadly now and then about our tlmes as students at Sh11oh H1gh Why xt seems only yesterday we were boardmg the plane at Shlloh for our f1rst mzssxon as Freshmen The off1cers of the shlp were as follows J'1m Huston Pllot Lee Sparks Co pllot Mary Lou Russell Radxoman Jean Moser Gunner Mr Hartley was chosen as nav1gator unt1l the mxddle of the year when he ba1led The passenger 11st showed the followmg Don Guthrxe Chuck Wolfersberger Arlyce Wh1tcomb Betty Kaylor Bob Thomas Elxzabeth Kllgore Peggy and Betty Mock Mary Leaply Carol Sue W1tCh16 Maxme Cole Jlm Huston Lee Sparks Durmg th1s m1ss1on we lost Tom Laser Ellaree Vanderpool Rose Mar1e Perkms Dean Seaman Betty Stewart Tom Laser Paul Baker Donna Seaton Justme Staton Ruth Staton Ogelean Lykms Rose Mar1e Perkms Ellaree Vanderpool Mary Lou Russell Jean Moser Mary Leaply Ruth Staton We decxded to take leave txll the f1rst of September and then take up our m1ss1on through the tough Sophomore year when we were to report back Durmg the leave the plane was repaxred and we came back xn to fmd a new crew and passenger 11st The crew was chosen to be Jean Moser P11ot Chuck Wolfersberger Co pllot Paul Baker Radxoman Lee Sparks Gunner si 17 D D Y . l . I ' . . . . , . , out and Mrs. Andrews took over the charts. Mrs West was our new nav1gator unt1l the mxddle of the year when she ave u her post to Mrs Shuck The passengers aboard were Bob Thomas Arlyce Wh1tcomb Dean Seaman Mary Lou Russell J1m Huston Carol Sue W1tch1e Betty Kaylor Ogelean Lykms Betty Stewart Donna Seaton Ju stme Staton In October the class was saddened by the death of Paul Baker our fellow class mate In November we put on a Sadxe Hawkms Day assembly program and later we had a Chapel Program Through the year several partxes were held Besxdes Paul we lost Donna Seaton and Maxme Cole durlng th1s m1ss1on Durmg e leave we lost Don Guthr1e Peggy and Betty Mock Lo1s England came back from Johnsvxlle 1n the fall and Marshall Clabaugh from Plymouth rn the spr1ng to Jom our class Don Guthne came home from Flor1da By May most of us we re v1ct1ms of battle fat1gue and a leave would have been well earned so we left vowmg to return as the Jolly Junxors of 1949 Agam the plane was repaxred and another mlssxon was on the docket th1s t1me through the Junzor year Mr P1ttenger was lookxng over the charts when we arr1ved at school and when we got he re we declded the crew would be Loxs England Pxlot Carol Wrtchle Co p1lot Jean Moser Radloman Chuck Wolfersberger Gunner The rest of the passengers were Lee Sparks Betty Stewart Don Guthrie Ehzabeth Kmlgore Mary Lou Russell Dean Seaman Arlyce Whxtcomb Bob Thomas Betty Kaylor Marshall Clabaugh Jxrn Huston Durlng this mlssxon we gamed Lorene Clagg and durmg the leave we lost Ogelean Lykms and Justme Staton Th1s mxssmon was one of the most enjoyable as we had several thmgs to do On the lst of April we had our .Tumor Class Play The Ghost House , and later on m May we had the annual Junxor and Semor Banquet for e Semors We gave one of the hvelzest banquets that has ever been put on here e used an old fashxoned garden theme Then the year was over and everyone started 18 . . . . g P th ' , . . . . . , .. ,, . . . th . . . . . W to look forward to the fourth and fmal m1ss1on when we would return as Sen1ors We took leave for three months and agam we declded when we would return and everyone agreed to be here When we came back on September 6 1950 we sadly noted we were mxssmg one Betty Jean Stewart left to be marrxed In her place we gamed Barbara Eaves The crew was chosen as Mary Lou Russell Pllot Marshall Clabaugh Co p1lot Carol Sue W1tch1e Radloman Don Guthrme Gunner r Pxttenger was chosen as our nav1gator The passengers were Chuck Wolfersberger Lorene Clagg Lee Sparks Jun Huston Betty Kaylor Barbara Eaves Dean Seaman Ehzabeth K1lgore Jean Moser Lo1s England At Thanksglvmg tlme Ehzabeth K1lgore left to be marr1ed and at Chrxstmas t1me w lost Barbara Eaves who moved to Massmlon to f1l'11Sh On December 6 we presented our Senxor Class Play Go West Young Man We are lookmg forward to the Banquet, Baccalaureate Commencement and the Sen1or Class Trlp The t1me 15 growmg short when we w1ll all be faced wmth gomg the d1fferent roads of l1fe and when that t1me comes we are all gomg to make the best of what we have learned here at Sh.1loh I-hgh School U7?ff j ff! -af I 19 ' I . . -- , . . . 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I f 1 Z1 c y 647 A lf CLASS POE W1th Marshall Clabaugh let s begm Here s boy that s everyone s fr1end Tall handsome guy of charm L1kCS the w11d l1fe of a farm Has he a g1I'1'n' But def Around here they re known as Mutt and Jeff Lorene Clagg 15 awfully qu1et But don t gwe her a lme she won t buy It Knows her stuff books and otherwxse On her you won t see any flmes Never says much talk 1sn t for her She s usually th1nk1ng of Olxver Donn1e Guthr1e man about town Goes around w1th a crew cut crown Has a lot of books doe sn t use them much He belleves 111 the hght touch Fr1endly person always gay That s why thmgs usually go h1s way She keeps Kenny U1 a wh1rl Says books aren t necessary She s a walkmg d1ct1onary Br1ght and pretty good combmatmn That s a cause for celebratlon Jxmmy Huston long and lean Has a sm11e that s really keen Wxth breakmg speed records He s on the beam He shoves them m the dxtch To keep the roads clean Now Betty s a gal who s everyone s chum Loves the outdoor l1fe and chewmg gum It has been sa1d she runs lxke a deer And clxmbs a tree wlthout a fear She even chmbed Shxloh s water tower Tamed down? Yezzzz. ' For her beau IS Earl Bauer A dapper fellow 1S Dean Seaman When xt s knowledge you want, he s keyman He ll be a fur trapper 1n Alaska M1ght even cl1mb Mt Shasta What s more lzkely he ll own a farm And for the cattle he 11 have a charm Z0 M I i I ' 0 ! I ' ' ' I I I , ' : Lois England: Pretty Girl. . . ' I I D I . . ' 0 ' . u - D 1 Choppy Moser, of the Moser Clan Almost own Sh1loh to a man. Her personalxtv IS really nxce And when she sm11es, you ll look twice She plays hard, works plenty And pounds the typewnter keys gently Lee Sparks alxas The Plug Dizzy as a bug m a rug Snghtly eccentrmc, but n1ce as can But mf you don t wanna beheve me Ask Mary Lou, She ll tell you Mary Lou Russell cute as a k1tten Soclally Prom1nent a txtle that s f1ttm She s naturally brlght lxves 1n a book, Except when she s got some guy on the hook The center of fun where thmgs are busy That s where you re sure to fmd th1s M1ssy Bobby Thomas frxendly guy Not one to let the world go by Knows the people gets around In lmportant places he ll be found Has a knack for domg thmgs up brown Especlally burmng the laboratory down Carol W1tch1e, pert and sassy Her b1g brown eyes are really classy Says she lmkes a guy called Nhke That s why she stays home every nxght But de sp1te her romantxc tangle She looks good from any angle Arlyce Whltcomb s a n1ce g1rl to know There s always that questxon Who s her She s tall smart really neat Gotta lme that can t be beat She loves jokes that make her laugh Tell us, Arlyce who IS your better half? Last of all IS our dear Chuck Ask h1m what he d1d to Lofland s truck He has no g1rl and 1S r1ght on the beam Heart of Stone so xt would seem It zsn t so when they say he s shy He s just Waltlflg for th r1ght g1rl to go by au? M. Qffds, jxfq? Q4 A4 iq Zl ' I .. . . be. . , . Y D . ll ' ' fl ' I ' ' I I I , . . . Y I . ' : , , . . . f l l , . ' Q . I , . l I . , . . I ' , ll O .ll l I I I ' 1 , - . . . , . . . , I - O ' I U . n , . . . 1 . . 5 0 L ,sr I V ,f ,911 X f M kv A fl! L? fuff, fa CLASS PROPHECY There I was domg the famxly washmg whlch conslsted largely of dxapers and men s overalls' The rad1o was goxng full blast so I could hear my favorxte muslcal program above the cr1es of the cluldren Evldently the chores of farm lrfe weren t enough to keep Carol Ux busy for she was the star of thxs radzo show On the radmo she went by her maxden name Carol Wxtchxe so that her classmates and frrends would remember her Just as I hung up the last paxr of overalls I remembered that I must call the den t1st to make an appoxntment for some frllmgs Dr Jean Alfrey known back rn 50 as Choppy Moser, had her offxce U1 Shxloh and was makmg good professlonally and domestxcally Jean had the latest news to tell me and I was all ears It seems that .hm Huston had taken up flymg smce cars were so hard to control Ilm had just been rushed to the Sh1loh Memorzal Hosp1tal where he was havmg a broken leg set and bemg treated for cuts and bruzses Maybe he should have stuck to lus cartoon wrxtmg Arlyce Whrtcomb was hxs nurse and under her patzent care he would lxve at leas Arlyce m her spare txme was wrztrng another novel whrch was soon to be pubhshed A knock came at the front door so I had to say goodbye to Jean and run to answer xt There before me stood Lee Sparks He was sellmg Fuller Brushes and wondered 1f I was mterested Lee always had a lme to hand out so he thought he d try hrs luck as a salesman I d1dn t l1ke bezng bothered by salesmen but smce Lee was an old schoolmate I thought I would obhge hrm by buymg a han' brush The chrldren dxdn lrke that because I had one and thezr dad was almost bald 1 felt a lzttle sorry for Lee after he left He had told me that he was stxll waxtmg for Mary Lou Russell I-hs salesmansh1p hadn t worked on her as Mary Lou was Gazette They were both smgle as they d1dn t want to rush 1nto anythmg too hastrly The marlman came so I ran out to get the ma1l Marshall Clabaugh had been maxl carr1er for over f1ve years He llved on a farm but Marxlyn took care of that end of the Job Marshall told me that Bob Thomas had just started a tax1 servxce ln Shlloh and all the tax1s were equrpped w1th televzslon It was provmg very successful H also owned a Dr1ve In Ette between Shrloh and Planktown I took the mall and went back to the house to read a letter I had recewed from Lorene Clagg Lorene was home from her honeymoon and startmg housekeepmg Her boss had found ner so capable as a secretary that he asked her to manage h1s home I had a lot of work to do so I merely glanced at the Gazette The headlmes carr1ed news of the elect1on Dean Seaman was elected Mayor of Sh1loh and was havmg a bxg banquet at the Smoke House 1n h1s honor All h1s classmates of 50 were 1nv1ted Don Guthrle was owne and operator w1th of course .Tame as bookkeeper and fmancxal advrsor fhat way he dxdn t have to hlre a spec1al bookkeeper and he could keep busx ness matters rn the famrly Golly the re on the soc1ety page was a b1g plcture of Betty Kaylor' She always wanted to be a professwnal 1ce skater and she had had ner wxsh Because of a bad fall Betty was glvmg up her career to be marrled 1 thmk she nad the fall Sometlme back, but rt was just takmg effect Earl was st11l wa1t1ng for her so now she could settle down to dome strc l1fe I awoke w1th a start as Dad called me to go to bed I realxzed then It had all been a dream I had fallen asleep whxle readmg my Ca Blu Sh1 fm, ellen I ' ' n u . . . . , . , . . , . . , - I ' ' . . ' ' ll ll . -- gh . , . . . . . , . . , . . , . . . . . . . . ,t Chuck Wolfersberger's Private Secretary . Chuck was Editor of the Planktown . . . . . . e . I . . ' . . . --'---. , . , . . , .- , . . . i K CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of Sh1loh I-hgh School of 1950 bemg of unsound mmd and m f1rm body do make and pubhsh th1s last w1ll and testament To the echoes we leave our c1ass1c and ever famous Yezzzzzzzzzz To the shadows and shades of those gone before us we leave the faces we made behmd teachers backs and be-hmd closed doors To Mr Guthr1e the all sufferxng Janztor we leave all our broken shoe laces, apple cores and chewmg gum wrappers To Mlss Schlllmger we leave the mouse m the Sophomore room To the Junxor Class we leave any old th1ng that happens to be lymg around that mxght axd them ln becommg the scho arly students we were Indxvxdually we wxsh to bequeath these worthy assets to equally worthy persons Marshall Clabaugh leaves h1s haxr O11 prescr1pt1on to Ed Cole Here xt IS one egg whxte and one half cup of lard Stxr mto a paste and apply as needed The xdea IS to keep It from trxcklmg mto the eyes on a warm, sunny day Lorene Clagg leaves her qu1et subtleness to Marlene Russell Donny Guthrxe leaves h1s good luck pxeces the convertlble chewmg gum and IS perenmal mgrown scalp to the Indrans Cleveland that IS Lo1s England leaves her educated toe to Jlmmy Hague Jim Huston leaves h1s VO1Ce to Bmg Crosby He has no use for lt Betty Kaylor leaves her f1gure to any g1rl who has had second year Aloebra Dean Seaman leaves h1s memberslnp 1n the Lonely Hearts Club to Malcolm Brook Thls means you Kathleen Jean Moser leaves Gary to stra1ghten her lxpstxck Lee Sparks leaves h1s curly haxr to Bob Shoenaur Mary Lou Russell leaves her lxttle fxnger the one w1th the men wrapped around to Della Laser Bob Thomas leaves h1s sxlly ant1cs to Eugene Patton Carol Wxtchme leaves the reflectxons 111 her b1g brown eyes to Mary Ellen Kaylor Charles Wolfe rsberger leaves h1s manly physlque and big feet to Arthur Cole Arlyce Whxtcomb leaves M yy 4 zg 75 ff Z3 it- . Z GO WEST YOUNG MAN' A Comedy ln Three Acts John Rand The Semor Class presented thelr play on December Jane W1ll1s T1ll1e Beggs Alkah A1 Harry Martm Wes Hopper Ken Thornton Charlotte Stone Fran Dav1s B1ms1e Roberts Edrth Roberts Al1c1a Pr1ngle Thomas Stanley L1z Stone Characters were as follows a young rancher a h1red gxrl a rough tough hombre a playboy h1s fr1end a sleepy man a stenographer Charlotte s frxend a lxttle demon her long sufferxng mother an he1ress a man of affa1rs a female shenff 6 1949 Mary Lou Russell Carol Sue W1tch1e James Huston Charles Wolfersberger Donald uuthrxe Marshall Clabaugh Lols Anna England Betty Anne Kaylor Jean Moser Lorene Clagg Arlyce Whxtcomb Lee Sparks Barbara Eaves Dean Seaman Synopsms The act1on of the ent1re play took place 1n the l1v1ng room of the Double X Ranch Go West Young Man had a fast movmg plot, western arawl plenty of actxon and some of the funn1est lmes you ll ever run across IH a month of Sundays Jane W1ll1s the herome found herself w1th nothmg but the Double X Ranch left to her by her late father She declded to turn the Double X mto a dude ranch Her f1rst paymg guests cons1sted of seven oddly assorted characters and two fake cowboys Harry a wealthy playboy and Wes hls wzse crackmg frlend The cowboys turned up when T1ll1e had gone to town to plck up the dudes Harry and Wes were travelmg from New York to Cal1forn1a where Harry was to be marrled Love at fxrst s1ght must have been Harry s motto for when he saw Jane he for got h1s weddlng and declded to stay and play cowboy The other dudes were Fran Dav1s, a female wolf and bashful Charlotte Stone two stenographers from the East 1n search of romance Ken Thornton a young man who kept fallmg asleep, Thomas Stanley a nervous busmessman, Al1C1a Prmgle r1ch young woman Ed1th Roberts mother of the so called demon B1ms1e Roberts We mustn t forget Alkal1 Al, a slxghtly cracked old t1mer who cla1med to be the roughest toughest hombre west of Red Rwer As the actlon unfolded we d1scovered that some of the characters weren t what they seemed to be A myste r1ous black notebook appeared an envelope contammg f1fty one thousand dollar b11ls changed hands shots were heard 1n the dark Count Dmo appeared, look1ng for h1s woman s Al1c1a Prmgle, who was not Al1c1a but another woman posmg as Al1c1a The female sherxff looked mto thmgs Facts are pxeced to gether to f1nd that Thomas Stanley was workmg on a secret project and Al1c1a Prmgle was h1s accomplxce Ken Thornton turned out to be a G man who was very much awake The cr1m1nals were taken back to Washmgton and Just1ce trmmphs What became of Jane? Why she s 1n love W1th Wes? No, Harry Fran hooked Wes 5 I BY , . . . I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I . Q l I I I I I I 1 , I I I I I I I I . I I I I .I I I I I I I I . . ,. . I I I I I I I I I Q . . , . . I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I l I I I -I . I I I I I I . . I I I I I . I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I - I I I I Count Dino Pozwalski. . . . a young nobleman . . . li A li ' ' ' . I l . . , . . . I . , . . , . . - , , . . - . . 0 . ll e ' 0, I , - - I I ' 5 1 . , ' . . . . , a . 5 . ' - A I . . . . . . - . . Ol ' if , . . . , I . . 5 . . . 3 . S V. ' - sn 1 it ' - ' ' ' , - . . , . . ' a 1 I I f up -f , 7, ' f Q4 Y' n Buckeye Gzrls State and Buckeye Boys State Each year the American Legion and Auxiliary of Garrett Reist Post No 503 send two outstanding Juniors to BUCKEYE BOYS STATE and BUCKEYE GIRLS STATE Last year Mary Lou Russell and Charles Wolfersberger had the honor to be chosen Let s let them speak for themselves When I arrived at Girls State, I was greeted by girls carrying posters, pamphlets, and petitions. We held elections for city, county and state offices At night there were im portant speakers for us to listen to I was a member of the city council, and the city health nurse. As a member of the city council, I helped draw up the charter for Catherwood City fGirls' State was divided into ten cities, two counties and one state. The re we re approxi- mately forty girls in each city.J We girls were thrilled to be invited to the governor's man- sion for tea and also to meet the governor at the state capitol. We also had an inaugural dinner the night that the state officers took the oath of office. I never thought that I would have as much fun as I had the week I was at BUCKEYE GIRLS' STATE. Upon my arrival at Boys' State I was greeted by many boys, who were campaigning, handing out name cards and other campaign literature. The rest of the day was spent cam- paigning for different offices of the Boys' State Government. The next two days were election days. Then we took offices on our fourth day there. I held the office of city council member and deputy auditor, also of the city. Boys' State was composed of eighteen cities, three counties, and one state, all governed as a real state is governed. We called ourselves the forty-ninth state. I can't express the enjoyment I had in my ten day stay at BUCKEYE BOYS' STATE. We wish to thank the American Legion and Auxiliary for sponsoring us to BUCKEYE GIRLS' STATE and BUCKEYE BOYS' STATE. Z5 '9'yW?'35 iv g ZWEEA? M55l9MZ5!J K V V ik ,X Q x ! X , Q N6 WW X 'x 'Q Halma-Az. q-gnu Jumor Class FIRST ROW Lefttolhght M Seanun L llxlllon G Roberts M Ban-d A Hamman D Sha M Kmg SECONDROW K Bl D Lll R 1 D Lise D Cant ll B Cl k THIRD ROW J obs W r ll D Wbchl G Alfrey feel qu1te confldent 1n saymg that thls IS one ot the busxest years m school We operated a candy stand each day at noon and at each home basketball game The fellow classmates have contrlbuted the1r tlme and energy to help earn money w1th whxch to sponsor a banquet and take a tr1p 1n our Semor year The proceeds of the stand have been quzte amazmg and we want to thank all those who have patromzed us At the begmmng of the year we sold magazmes and made a cons1derable nrof1t from them The class part1es were held m the sprmg due to basketball We sponsored our usual chapel and assembly programs for the hxgh school On December 20 1949 Mrs Kmg our advlsor fell and mjured her back It was to our regret that she should leave However we have been very fortu nate m havlng Mrs Arnold as a subst1tute The chosen class play was Boys About Bobette . It was d1rected by Mrs. Huston. Let's hope the Sen1or year proves as exc1t1ng as th1s one. Z7 I, . 'H .v' 4 .Q-14 V. ., 'I 4 L lj., K., A . . V- ,L ,, V. , GS - fl I V Lf Ax' c , ,Mgr f ,lv L r V 'X f w ff., ,g f y Q , X ,, Qt' -4 A ' A f A Y 3, lf 'af l . , . , . u I - Sk if v A - 2 ,f A , . ' x D S ffl ' 'E in 0 Y I ' I . 1 ' I 1 - n - , n 1 a , w, rs. ' . : . oom, D. en . usse !, . r, - re , . ar . : B. ac , H. 0 TC . - i '12, . - . . . . . . , ., . . . ' Y I ' D l . I D I 0 I , - . . . . . Sophomore Class FIRST ROW Left to Right R Sutter B Plenge B Schonaue D Garret J Kennard B Flhott Mlss Campbell SECOND ROW E Dxck E S 1th W Faxr hlld M J Hall H Sloan S Alf y M B o k The Sophomore class had a Hallowe en Party October Z7 D1ck Garrett brought h1s camera and took some pxctures but I am afraxd none of them w1ll appear xn the annual What happened to the camera lens, D1ck'? On December 7 we had a chapel program wxth Reverend Gladfelter as the speaker On December 19 we had another class party Flash The h1gh11ght the evenmg was Nl1ss Campbell and Bob Elhott s head on col11s1on The re sult of the accldent was a beaut1fu1 black eye for MISS Campbell MISS Campbell d1d you really wear that black eye to a formal dance the next even mg 'P We presented the Apr1l assembly program Z8 : ' : . , . , . r, . , . , : . ' , . m' , . ' c ' , . . . . , , re , . r o . THIRD ROW: P. Clabaugh, M. Baker, K. Brook, W. Steele. , , I . .., ' ' of , ., . , - . . - , - K. f,on 5 1 Fresh man Class FIRST ROW Left to Rxght M Porter M Steele E Cole Mrs Huston D J Malone Frontz G Lxghtfoot SECOND ROW Clagg S Wallace S Cantrell H McQuate B Dent L Dmmger R Sutter Wolf THIRD ROW Clagg M Cole D Jacobs M Kxlgore S Reynolds J Blackford J Bard Roberts FOLRTH ROW Mxller R Moser K Beck F Leaply E Whxte R Pennel T Miller Koker S1nce we are the Freshman Class, we naturally got the works at the begmnmg of the school term By the works I mean 1n1t1at1on e were 1nv1ted to a Hallowe en Party where we recexved most of our welcome and then we had to come to school the next day dressed as the Semors told us We re glad that s over ' Our fzrst party of the year was a we1ner roast held at the home of our advlsor, Mrs Huston We gave two plays the f1rst semester, The Chr1stmas Rose at our assembly, and The Tree at P T A We f1xed an attractlve box for one of our classmates, W111ard Clagg who was out of school for somet1me w1th rheumatlc fever In order to 1ncrease our funds, our class held a bake sale m the town hall 1n February Thanks to everyone who helped to make It a success We must leave you now but 1f eve rythmg proceeds as It should, we ll be w1thyounextyearasS O P H O 'Vl O R E S 29 K fi it A I1 , R 3. 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' ll ' 'D KI ll l . . , . . ,, FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Ezgh th Grade Left to Right D Porter M E Kaylor C Schulte R Barnes B Aller Mxller J Hamman Mr Gross Clutter M Jenkms D Oney V Brown N Laser J Ellxott M Keesey Blackford E Phxlllps Stoops G Mxller B Koker C Clagg R Cole A Cole L Wells F Bloom Rader Class Offzcers Pres1dent Larry Rader V1ce Presldent Lzonel Wells Secretary Mary Keesy Treasurer J11l Elhott Student Counc1l Rosemary Barnes Advxsor Mr Gross We enjoyed a Hallowe en Party at the schoolhouse and are lookmg forward to a skatmg party soon Our chapel program was held November 12 1949, and our assembly pro gram was March 10 1950 We greeted Carol Schulte Marsha Jenkxns and .hm Rakestraw to our class Allce Smlth moved to Nova and Marsha Jenkms went to Ind1ana 30 2 ' 2 . . . . . . . . . . . K. ' . . . . . : J. , . ' . . . . , . , . ' . . , P. , . ' ' . : R. , . ' , . . . , . , . . . , . L. . FOURTH ROW: E. Patton, M. Davis, E. Cole, W. Kegley, R. Tilton, L. Shepherd. O . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . , . ' .. , . D Seventh Grade FIRST ROW fttoR1ght N Laser B Reynolds R Lofland D Brooks D F xsby SECOND ROW Bloom M A Butner M Dent I Dick M Lofland M Lykxns B Allgn e Crouse THIRD ROW Kxlgore S Cuppy J Ha thorne S S anger P Sutter H Beck 15 Schxllxng r FOURTH ROW Noble G Brooks T Shepherd L Robbms B Crouse J Russell J Wolford D Porter FIFTH ROW R Wheatc aft E Sch lie A Ous ly E Fackle K Hall F Rzde R. Plitenger. Seventh Grade ln November the class gave then' assembly The followmg people took part Robert P1ttenger was the announcer, Madge Lykms read a poem called The Frost Freddy Rader, Ervm Fackler Donald Fr1sby and Earl Schulte were the four Texas Wranglers Jaruce Wolford sang Wh1sper1ng Hope Irmogene Dlck read the poem When the Frost 1S on the Punkm Kenneth Hall sang Candy K1sses Nyle Laser, Peggy Lofland Ronald Lofland, Thelma Sheperd Sandra Bloom and Kenneth Hall were 1n a Thanksg1v1ng play The class sang two songs 1n closmg ln December we had a class party at the schoolhouse We played volley ball basketball and varlous other games About two weeks before Chrlstmas the class exchanged names On the day we went home for Chrlstrnas vacatlon, M155 Schxlhnger passed out gxfts 3l : Le ' : . . . . . . . . . r' . 1 S. . . . . . , . ' , . . . ' , . 'r, S. . : D. ' . . . . w , . w , . , . . M's ' ' e. : K. . . . . , . ' , . . . , . , : . r , . u , . e , . r, . , , r, ' . . . 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MRS RUTH STKICKER MISS ELIZABETH THEW First Grade Flrst Grade cpm MRS DITHA Mc BRIDE MRS HELEN MYERS Tlnrd Grade Second Grnde :libs vf--all 'PY' MRS BETTY HARTLEY MRS GRETA STROUP MRS MABEL LONDOT Fourth Grade Fifth Grnde Slxth Grade 32 f - gf, M . 0 V di, ' X I VIRGINIA HETTINGER Relzgzous Educatzon Classes The two hundred exghty s1x pup11s who w1th the perm1ss1on of thexr parents took part ln the Tuesday B1ble Classes th1s year sponsored by the Northern Rlchland County Councll of Rel1g1ous Educatlon dldn t always remember to br1ng thelr Blbles or do thelr assxgnments but those who were fa1thful were always w1ll1ng to share Wlth the others In each class we a1med to have a per1od of B1ble mstructxon a per1od of worsh1p 1n song B1ble verses and prayer and a perxod of expressxon and drxll m veh1ch we attempted to make the lesson pract1cal to the chxldren s varxous needs Th1s was done through d1scuss1on handwork vxsual a1ds and outs1de asslgnments The flrst and second grades stud1ed themes of Ch1ldren of the B1ble and God s care The thxrd and fourth grades learned of God s fa1thfulness through studymg the Chxldren of Iseral The L1fe of Paul presented a challenge to choose and stand up for the rxght at any cost to the fxfth szxth and h1gh school classes Only those free the last per1od oi the day and des1r1ng to part1c1pated 1n the lugh school class Bes1des the regular ufxstructxon cert1f1cates were xssued to those who memomzed certam Scr1ptures and songs It was xmpossxble to adequately meet the ch1ld s moral and sp1r1tual needs ln the thlrty or forty f1VC m1nutes of weekly 1nstruct1on or even w1th the co ope ratxon of the regular teachers durmg the week But we hope xt wxll st1mulate a des1re to contmue learngng about God and the I..1fe offered by HIS Son 1n the church and 1n the home 33 . . .. ct' , 1- ,, QL' g , . . . . . .. , - I ' l D V l I . ' I . I V . u , . U I D . . , . . . , . I ' D . . . ., .. . . 1. z mal Row SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW or ow 2-ik. 'wr bzxth Grade Lett to Right N Lofland J Hall H Ballnch J Lykms G Moore R Patton Rinehart R Lofland S Shepherd P M1ll1on V Ram y P Shaw A Oney Dyer Swartz F Sprmgston O Cole T Laeer R Steele M Shepherd 1 Gxbson Allglre, J Reber M Whxte Rakestraw H Cole W Robbxns P Baker K Wxllxams M E Wxllett T Kranz Brooks F Lxghtfoot G Brown L Humbert J Kegley C Oney B Furr Mrs Londo! 4 ur' Q91 ' FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Fzfth Grade Lefttofhght A Ousley A Cole H Stevens H Howard L Barnd M Cole Vanderpool E Cole J Banks M Steele M Garrett N Hall l Brown S Baker Ballxtch K Elhott G Wolfersberger J Vaughn L Kxlgore J Baker Wallace M Schulte M Daup C Black Cole,R Bxsel, W Patnck F Leaply R Remer H Oney Mrs Stroup Lynch,L Rhoades T Oney C Brook-. I lung f' Fax cl'1ld J amxth Remer 34 1. I x. : U: 5 f . 9 -. A K r' 1 A I M ' - I 1 , . X., A' V7 Q , fl Y ,f lf. g on -. lf ,Q 5 K f M L I 1 if J' .., , 1' I ' V7 - an -.4 3 4 K -4 ,Q - f Q ' 1 ft, 4. e' .Y y ' lv-'Ei M sk J? QV 'man 1 X..,r, '. 4 1 If 1 w. , 1 E. . . , . . . . . fc , . . . , N. . : D. . - ' . - . . 5 . . V , .A . . ' . R. . , . ' . : D, Evans, H. Vanderpool, O. Hughes, J. Smith, E. Hamman, B. Patterson, H. Sloan. z E. . - . . ' . - . . ' ' '. . . ' . - : W. . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . S ' :E H' . I Q Z :V , f A I . K Y . . ' 1' S- -42 P I' L ,lfgflftg . -, f 'A A 5, , V I L .I 1 Y : G. , . . . , . . - - . 1 - - - - : E. ' . - ' . - - - 1 - 1 ' ' P. , . , . . . . 1 E. . ' . ' . - - - - I ' - 1 - ' , 3. , , , , , ., -, 'f .' . .T . N. ' . 1, 1 ,X al- as mv FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD RON FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Fourth Grade LefttoR1ght L Hamman, J Heyde T Russell A Shepherd, D Shepherd Hall Barnd S Kaylor J Patterson L Kxrkendall A Reynolds D Baker Ramey Mrs Hartley Clagg M Laser V Dent, V Wallen H Duck L Ousley M Wexnck, Patrick Crouse L Wagers S Smith D Schulte G Frxsby J Kilgore C Bell Allgxre Clagg, D Barnthouse C Johnson, D Moore,C Moore - .rl 4, . FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Q9 7' -ov '-.93 Third Grade Left to Right: J. Ramcy, R. Garrett, J. Stoops, F. Hughes, H. Bloodhart, D. Ruckman, E. Lynch, M. Brooks, N. Ballitch, V. Shepherd, J. Gramer, B. Ramey, E. Dick, D. Herz, C. Warrick, J. Sutter. NI. Oney, E. Gibson, E. F. Reiner, J. Brown, J. Cuppy, N. Evans, W. Alfrey, R. Vander-pool, H. Erkels, Mrs. McBride, J. Eckels, B. Banks, K. Willett, B. Gundrum, J. Gowitzka, H. Cole, K. Frisby, D. Johnson, B. Ne-asa. D. Swartz., R. Heifne r, H. Crouse, G. Stroup. 35 ftliv an FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW or 05 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW Second Grade 'eft to Right J Wells D Fr1sby,R Klrkendall J Baker J Wagers G Hamrnan Williams Shepherd J Harnly, J Amstutz, K Oney,C Hunter S Wolfersberger K Baker M Worknmn S Backensto C Company Moore P Remey J Backensto B Steele D Wlllzams R D1Ck S Sm1th Ballltch P J Rachel E Kranz Huston D Plenge, B Khne R A Frxsby R Lynch O Patrick, R Shma Wallace C Harnly Furr B Fairchild Richard Ousley E Robbms L Cole R A Eckles G S Baxley King Moser R Bookwalber B Shepherd J Reynolds J Crouse Jw ,o Fzrst Grade Left to Rxght J Jacobs J Frxsbee R Frxsbee, D Henry J Eckels D Adkins Springston,C Howard Forsyth W Tackett B Ousley E Rakestraw R Robxson J Cole D Nease Pfexlfer C Patton H Dxck R Kxlgore Lynch, J Bloodhart M Oney J Warrick S Hall B Kzlgore A Stoops I Crouse Robbins F Remer Hamman J Gowxtzka B Shepherd D 1-'urr N Koker,C Noble C Baxley Weaver J Laser Beck C Bxxler J Wxllett B Cole J Hamman J Russell J Bxsel Neuse, T Smxth, D Evans, J Shepherd 36 'I my . .'v,,.tn I A .I , 'ip , 1. - . 2 ' - . ,Z ' f 0 In yi, . 1' i A xx it 5' ... - ' 1 1 in f 1 I ' I rl. . 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SCHOO ALENDAR FOR 9 Se ptembe r Oc tobe r November December Labor Day Teachers Meet1ng School begxns Dr Wa1n exam1ned boys Twelve fellows took to the1r beds wlth Dlsconnectlve Trauma Jacobs and Wallace began warmmg up Baseball game at Lexmgton Sh1loh 4 Lexmgton 1 Book truck f1rst txme N1lkanth Chav1e Talk on Indxa Baseball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 8 Ontarlo 0 Baseball game at Ontar1o Sh1loh l2 Ontar1o l Baseball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 7 Lexmgton 2 Lorene Clagg wonde rs 1f It s worth xt all Book truck Baseball game at Lucas Sh1loh 8 Lucas 5 Assembly Allen Duo Sounds of A1r Baseball game at Lexmgton Sh1loh 4 Lexxngton 5 End of f1rst s1x weeks Baseball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 7 Lucas 4 Book truck Grade cards due An ep1dem1c of severe headaches was reported Jlm wrecked h1s car at Delphi Halloween party Freshmen carrled the Sen1or s books Teachers Meetmg at Cleveland Book truck Jean Moser had a tooth fxlled Elghth grade chapel Arm1st1ce Day no school Mary Lou got new shoes black Book truck Pr1nce of Peace Contest Lo1s England nearly throttled herself w1th her neck scarf Basketball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 34 Butler 31 bemor Class Play GO WEST YOUNG MAN An outbreak of cap gun k1lle rs Tenth grade chapel Every Pup1l Test Every Pup1l Test Every Pup1l Test Basketball game at Ontarlo Sh1loh 26 Ontarlo 49 38 L C 19 4 9 A N D 1 5 0 5. - ' ' 6. ' 13. . ' ' 14. . . . . 15. ' 16. ' - ' ' 20. - ' ' 21. ' ' - ' ZZ- . - . ,, ,,, . .. .. 27. ' - ' , ' 30. . - . ,, ,,' . .. .. 31. ' ' 4. 5. - ' , 7. - ' 8. Seven Jew's harps were turned in at office ll. ' - ' , ' 14. ' - ' , 18. 19. 20. ' ' . 21' . . . 2.6. 27. ' ' ' 28. ' ' 1. 5. ' 10. ' ll. ' ' - 14. ' 15. 20. ' 21. ' ' Z. . -I . .. ,., .. .. 6. ' ' , , 7. - ' 8. ' 9. ' January February March Book truck Jane Hughes broke her wrzst trymg to get Don Guthrme s over size class rmg off her arm Basketball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 32 Lucas 35 Basketball game at Plymouth Slnloh 25 Plymouth 46 Chnstmas Vacatlon begms School d1sm1ssed for redecoratlon Basketball game at Shlloh Shlloh 42 Unlon 34 Chuck Wolfersberger was d1scovered st1ll m the gym walkxng around ln cxrcles talkmg to a basketball School resumes Betty Kaylor wore a purple and gold sweater named Gelzxl Basketball game at Bellvxlle Sh11oh 39 Bellv1lle 55 Basketball game at Shxloh Sh1loh 28 Lexmgton 32 School closed because of hxgh water Members of the Polar Bear Club held the1r annual reumon here Twelfth grade chapel Stores report all sold out of lVl1dn1ght 011 Mzd Year Exams Begmn1ng of second semester Basketball game at Lucas Sh1loh 45 Lucas 53 Basketball game at Sh1loh Sh1loh 41 Plymouth 39 People apprehended on streets of Sh1loh st1ll shout1ng Eleventh grade assembly The ground hog d1dn t see h1s shadow Donme was absent from school excuse sleepmg slckness Basketball game at Unxon Sh1loh 44 Unlon 41 Iona M1l11on was chosen Queen General Scholarsh1p Test for Semors Cooks were wonder1ng who took all the asp1r1ns out of the k1tchen cabmet Claude and Dean got a wrmkled fender and a bursted ta1l llght on the1r cars Basketball game at Shiloh Shlloh 36 Bellv1lle 48 Crowned basketball queen Basketball game wxth North Faxrfleld Basketball game at Lexmgton Seventh grade chapel Book Rev1ew at school Rmchland County Tournament Washmgton s B1rthday no school Student Collxes Assembly End of fourth s1x weeks Grade cards due Carol IS thmkmg of cuttmg her han' 39 13. 14. . . . , - 16. ' - ' ll ll, ll If Zo. - ' Il ll, ll I' 22. ' ' ' Z-9. . . . 6. ' - ' ll lf, ' ll If 7. . . . . 9. 10. ' u- ' ll II' ' ll If 13. ' Q ' At li, ' li ,V 16. ' 17. ' ' 18. 19-20. ' - 23. ' ' 24. Basketball game at Shiloh - Shiloh 3l , Ontario 65 27. - ' If fl' ll Y' 31. ' - ' ll YU, ll ll 32. . . . 0 1. Z. . , . 3. ' - It ' ' 1' 4. ' ' 5. . . . 7. . . . . 10. ' - ' ll ll' ' ll II 14. ' ' ' 17. ' 21. 21-25. ' 22. ' ' ' - 27. ' 3. ' . 8. 10. . . . . . Apr-11 May The show A Tree Grows m Brooklyn Book Revzew Bob Plenge has waxed hls mustache and trlmmed hxs sxdeburns Nmth grade chapel Every Pupzl Test Assembly Rlp Van Wmkle Prelxmlnary Dlstnct State Text Tenth grade assembly The show The Adventures of Sherlock Holrnes .hm has acqulred somewhere a magnrfymg glass and a twm peaked hat Grade cards due Eleventh grade chapel Exghth grade test A dozen or so gum faced httle men dressed m whlte coats and armed wlth butterfly nets pulled up ln a wh1te wagon Ln front of the I-hgh School Now where d1d those Semors go' Schubert the Melody Monster Fmal D1str1ct State Text Twelfth grade assembly Boys all absent Str1ke 'P 'P No Sprmg Fever Baccalaureate Commencement Sen1or Exams Fmal Exams 40 16. ll u ll Zl. ' ZZ. . . , . Z9-31. ' . 3. - . . 4-5. . . . . 5. 11. ll ll 12. . . . . . - 14. End of fifth six weeks. 19. 21. ' 23. . - . . . 1. - 6. . . . 10, 14. l 17. 19-ZZ. ' 2.5-2.6. ' ' QQ555 Q EQ E SQZMCW Ll ZFCWM QV , U , xx 3 44 Q JOKES Arlyce If I had ten cents and a buggy top what would I do? Lorene It s hard to tell What would you do? Arlyce I d take the ten cents and buy me a comb and comb the bugs out Mr Pittenger If a man marries a widow named Ehzabeth with three children what does he get? Dean A secondhand lizzie and three runabouts Chop I have an idea Mary L Treat it nice it s in a strange place Marshall Who s your favorite author? Lee S Dad Marshall What does he write 1 Lee S Checks Kay Yes we re very up to date Everything here is cooked by electricity Customer I wonder if you would mind giving this steak another shock Broz Where is the speedometer on your Chevie ? Jim I don t need any such thing on my Chevxe Broz How do you tell how fast you are g01Ilg7 an hour, my fenders rattle and when I go twenty miles an hour my bones rattle Son Why was Adam made first? Father To give him a chance to say something Mrs Huston coachmg girls basketball practice Girls when you get the ball pass it to the forward and the forward dribbles the ball to the basket and shoots herself Lois Ohhhh I typed a bad word Betty K What was 1t'7 Lois Betty Kaylor The Home Economics teacher was giving a lesson in manners to her class Mrs Arnold What does your father say when you sit down to eat Lorene Go easy on the butter it s seventy five cents a pound Mr Huston Son, I hear you are always at the bottom of the class Can t you get another place '7 Jimmy No all the others are taken Chuck Tha coat I bought yesterday is full of moths Carol Well what do you expect for fifty cents January 31 1950 Shiloh Drummer Boys beat Plymouth Pilgrims in a very close bas ketball game February l 1950 Carol Witchie asked I wonder who Plymouth played last night? 42. Jim: Well, when I go ten miles an hour, my headlights rattle, when I go fifteen miles . : K u 1 4 D . , I n ' : - . ' ,. - I vl Chop M What IS the charge for th1S battery? Garageman One and one half volts Chop M How much IS that 1n Amer1can money? Two prom1nent Sen1or boys who were hungry for a Certaln kmd of a candy de clded to make It After cook1ng the candy the rec1pe Sald to beat It Llhtll It was cloudy Suddenly Broz sa1d to Don Go see 1f It IS gettmg cloudy I m gettmg t1red of beatmg th1s stuff Outspoken young man Got an openmg for a br1ght man? B1g Busmessman Yes and don t slam lt as you go out Donn1e Who was that new g1rl you were Wlth last n1ght'? Casey That wasn t a new g1rl that was the old one repamted Arlyce The face 1S ar 1ndex to the mmd Dean S Yes, but when a woman s face 15 made up that s no proof her m1nd IS Lo1s Boyyyy ' She gave you a d1rty look Lee Who? 9 '7 9 Mr Dent I 11 teach you to make love to my daughter Chuck I w1sh you would I m not mak1ng much headway DOHDIC Wha 1S college bred Pop? Mr Guthr1e They make college bred my boy from the flour of youth and the dough of old age ECHO The only thmg that can cheat a woman out of the last word Mar11yn Run upsta1rs and get my watch Marshall Awwww leave It awh1le It w111 run down Marllyn Nope, It s a w1nd1ng sta1rway Talk1ng to a g1rl he just met Lee Could you take a Joke ser1ously'7 G1r1 I scarcely know you Mary L Dxd you ever hear a daybreak when n1ght fell '7 Betty No but I ve seen a son beam Wlth moon sh1ne Mr P1ttenger Name s1x k1nds of county offlce rs Broz Thomas One sher1ff and five deput1es The hand that rocks the cradle confuses the world when It St1CkS out from the dr1ver s w1ndow Mr Gross Can you tell me what the fn-st streetcar looked l1ke ? Bob Clark Nooooo, I never saw It 43 . . , . . , - . ,, . . . . , . . . , . . . ,, . . . . , . . , . , , . . . , . , , . , . . Lois:Nature. , I . .. , . . , . ' : ..' , . 9 . : I D 9 . -Q . . . : . . : , . . ,. . . . . ., . . . ' O I . , .' v - . 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T x 1' l A f HRW? SCHUUL UFWS I940 ai-vw wfwisiffilf' Y .4 'I of 1 A wJ 4 ,mf vii' ff' w WIRE agjlr Nu xi 'mm .MAA M, ,An 48 ,Q -+P! LJZfM!,L5Zf!fCC'5 Q Q em , M XXX xx 42 f J Q rf as -w, ,av 3 N1 -1- ft x.-.d ' ar- ,,--f- .6 County Champzonshzp Team 1948 1949 FIRST ROW LeitboR1ght C Wallace B Clark J Wheatcraft, J Ireland B Ellxott G Alfrey D Guthrxe t B Wtchle T Hawthorne A Hamman SECOND ROW N Fairchild B Jacobs B Garre 1 C Wolfersberger F Smlth D Garrett K Bloom Mr Lutz bmw , ' r 'f' 4 ' M f , C .fffv f IIN H. so Student Counczl FIRST ROW Leftt Rxght R B S C ppy D Guthrxe H ML-Q te G Alfr y l Mxllxon M L Russell The student councxl 15 composed of the presxdent of each of the upper s1x classes and another member elected from each class The purposes of our student counc11 are to help promote soc1al funct1ons wxthm our school and to forward any movement for the betterment of the student body In October we planned the Halloween masquerade for the upper grades and also the Freshman In1t1at1on that took place on the same nlght We or gamzed the votmg for the cheerleaders 1n November In December we planned the Chrlstmas exchange and carolmg In February we promoted the 1dea of selectmg a homecommg queen to re1gn at the Shxloh Bellv11le game and the dance afterwards Our organlzatlon IS growmg 1n prestlge and acceptmg respons1b1l1t1es and we hope lt w111 contmue to grow 51 A l ' I 0 ' I . arnes, u , . '., , ua , , e , , ' ' , SECOND ROW: F. Rader, T. Miller, R. Garrett, L. Rader, W. Steele, Mr. Hartley, L1 Homecommg Queen and Court Queen Iona Mxllxon Left to Rxght Page R1chard Pennell Attendant Wxlma Mzllxon Crown Bearer Conme Mlller Attendant Shxrlene Alfrey The Queen HonoraryQueen Mary Lou Russel' Attendant Loxs England Page Kenneth Beck Iona M1l11on, a Junlor, was elected by members of the student body to be crowned as homecommg queen at the Bellv1lle Shxloh Game on Fr1day evenxng February 10 She was crowned by Mary Lou Russell Semor honorary attend ant Other members of the court were LOIS England, Sen1or attendant, Sh1rlene Alfrey, Sophomore W11ma Mlllxon, Freshman The queen and her court re1gned durmg the vars1ty game A dance o lowed wlth musxc furnxshed by the Star Dusters 52 Boys' Athletics Who is that quiet, good-natured fellow who spends most of his spare time down in the gym and who seems to have the good will of every boy in school? We'll all agree it's none other than our coach, Mr. Gross. Under his guidance, our boys have chalked up the best all round record that they've had for many years They won the baseball trophy in the fall wlth a record of s1x w1ns and one loss Chuck Wallace d1d an outstandmg Job of p1tch1ng for the stars When November rolled around they tossed as1de the1r balls and bats donned the1r basketball togs and set out wxth the determmatmn to do away w1th that taboo that has been on our Sh1loh teams for the past several years A th1S IS wr1tten they have f1ve wms and e1ght losses The happ1est mght of the season? Why that Plymouth v1ctory the last of January of course Come on fellows keep 1t up Below are what our coach bel1eves to be the requuements of a good all round athlete Love of the game above all Even a good player makes Tra1n1ng 1S next mlstakes, but the d1fference be A player who can thmk and act to tween a good player and just a gether player IS that a good one makes A team player IS worth ten 1n lt only once d1v1dual players One who learns by expenences Ol I I Baseball Team FIRST ROW tt R ght B Th ma M L y K na T M Pennell M G o SECOND ROW c 1 W 1 W El OTHER W ll B G 53 . 9 AA I1 ' . S . . ' , . ' I , . , . 1. ll l! . 2. . . . . . . N - 3. . - . 4 65 ll ' ' - ' ' ' I1 5. ' . -If , s , T. 'E ' - X J, 5 3 - f A S X, g , . 4 s ' X QS.. R h id 4 W 7 . x i -5 , sf I .ns- ,! .. V f I , , . - ,. r 4 , : Lei' o i 2 . o 5, anagerg F. eapl , . Beck, J. Ken rd, , iller, R. , r, r ss. : B. Ja cbs, D. Guthr'e, D. itchie, R. C ark, G. Alfrey, C. olfersberger. R. liott. S: C. a ace, . arrett. Varsity Cheerleaders Anna Mae liar Bettv Kavlor lean Moser O rhevr Molly lo Hall and Beverly Dc-nt reserve 1 ader-, lom the Varnty le ich r 'mi Q.-4 Varszty Basketball Team FIRST RON Left to Rxght Howard Worrell Robert Clark Charles Wallace Gerald Alirey Don Guthrle Mr Gross SECOND ROW Bud Jacobs Manager Du-k Garrett Charles Nolfersberger Marshall Clahaugh Davld Wltchme Robert Thomas Manager Reserve Basketball Team FIRST RON: Left to Right: Malcolm nroolt, Jack Bard, James Kennarfl, Torn Mxller, Robert Clark, Charles Miller. SECOND RO-V: Keith Bloom, Burton Garrett, Howard J' orrell, Robert Elliott, Dat-ul witcme, Mr. Gross. 55 -Lf-K MR GROSS QCoachJ Q O 0,028 ' x ve' ' 0' lf CHUCK WOLFERSBERGER fCenterj MARSHALL CLABAUGH fCenterp 56 DONNY GUTHRIE 1Guardl 'S' we GERALD ALFREY Klux-dl BOB THOMAS QManagerj DICK GARRETT Forward 57 CHUCK WALLACE flforward BOB CLARK 16111 rdj HOWARD WORRELL Forward BU DDY JACOBS QManage rl 58 DAVID W ITCHU2 QGua rdj 1-I 1 1rIs Physwal Edura non on A Hamman I M J Moser Len to R gm FIRST ROW ds M Porter H Slo S Alfrey E Coe rd M Seaman D Dent an S Reyno SECOND ROW FS 71718 i Ile L Eng and E Smth J B ackford Mrs Huston THIRD ROW S Wal ace aser D Cantre l L Dunnger Q S Cantrel M K1 gore Quate P C abaugh rls Physical Laducatzon created nterest 1s The keener the competxtlon Ln any actxv ty the more gym c ass 1s composed of forty-three mem- Smce our hxgh school g r s bers we have an ample number for dxfferent teams xn a l our sports our thoughts as Lols England occupled Naturally nn the fall softbal and Jean Anna Hamman Spxt Flres Della Laser Hell Dlvers a re -Devxls The Mud Hens emerged led thexr teams m the tournament ose r Mud Hens ictor ous 'W- I bal oft captains n Old Man Wmter forced us mdoors we chose our volleyball .gf- Shxrlene s team was haxled the wmner Baker Sh rlene Alfrey and Marll round the last of November we were all anxlous to begm our all-time Our captams were De ores Cantrell Iona Mllllon Hazel favorxte --basketball Sloan and Molly Jo Hall m 4 ' I if QQ , , it Q ,Q Q K Q, Q 4 N. kQ 7' , 'MQ , - bf , x I x N. I , s V . NZ. ' gif? X I l Xxmd- 1 ' ir :kr . . f ,11,- , i 1 , , , ini , . . W. Million, B. Dent, D. Malone, W. Fairchild. : . 1 , . . . . - . - 1 . O M. Han, M. Bai , . . . . : . , . 1 . . i . . 1 . . L . . 1 . - ' ' . - 1 - H. Mc , . 1 . . 1 v - '1 - U1 ND 'ii -ai 'l if ' Gi V . Q QQQ75,1gl gf, , , ' Q, L54 ' 4 eg, ' ' ' ' ' i , 'L ' . , , f ff if . , at -if snlllesa 'Q D 4 ,, Q QQ . . i 1 1 1 - Q vu ' . ' ' 1 . ' . ' 1 ' ' ' QD ' D. C ' J. K ' ' D, I M 4 w. ' ' . ,, v' i . Whe ' ' , ' , 'hw ' ' i . yn Q . , . . Q 'vs Q A Q . . . . Q . 1 Q . . I blxng and danc mg tum 1th und out our year w I'0 hope to We inners drQW Q KJ fi MCC WM! M155 Q Q Q S5 K XX xx Q is f K' X J L2 . R Q Offzce Staff FIRST ROW Left to Rxght M Burner M Seaman S Alix-ey D Guthrie ll L Russell Mr Hartley SECOND ROW I Mxlhon, H McQuate B Kaylor, D Seaman J Kennard Lzbrarzans FIRST ROW Left to Rxght D Shaw A Hamman H Slua.n,I. llxlllmx, D Cantrell, S Bloom J Wolford M E Kaylor SECOND ROW Mrs Huston Miss Young P Lofland I Dlck A whltC0lhb N Laser 61 Our M11,9ic Depurtmerzt The general aim of music in the public schools is to contribute to the character of the individual and society, an additional rncasure ol' the idealism, the joyous preoccupation with unseliish interests, the elevation and purification of feeling and the psychic health dependent upon abundant but orderly expression of emotion. This comes from appreciated contact with, and the endeavor to create and recreate the beautiful in music. An intelligent appreciation of music will develop understanding of music for all levels of abilities and interests BACK ROW S Bloom M Dent J Wolfo d Miss Young 62 FRONT ROW: J. Russell, M. Buhler, P. Million, 1, Gibson. : . . - . - Y - ' ,- rv FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Band Leftl.oRxght A Harnrnan H Sloan I Mxllxon B Denk H McQuate Duunger Worrell M Porter M Seaman S Cantrell W lhllxma lhss Young Leaply Clark D Seaman K Beck E White Drum Ma jorettea Left to Rxght N Laser K Mxller K Elliott J Hamman .I Eluott Dorothy Dent was appomted a majorette after thxs pxcture was taken. 63 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW SIXTH ROW SEVENTH ROW 5 in M zxed Chorus Left to Right T N 'ler J Bard N Wolf E Whlte R Sutter C Mxller Mxss Young,M Steele S Cantrell D Shaw P Clabaugh M J Hall Cantrell Seaman D Dent E Smxth W Farrchxld D Porter S Reynolds D Jacobs Blackford Plfrey M Baker H Sloan M Cole E Cole Plenge I.. Russell I.. England M Baxrd A Hamman I Mxllxon M Russell Laser Leaply, D Seaman L Sparks H Worrell K Beck R Penn ll FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW ...nf so 'K' wa D Girls Glee Club Left to Rxght M Steele S Alfrey D Cantrell D Shaw S Cantrell P Clabaugh M J Hall Miss Young S Wallace M Porter E Smxth W Faxrchxld S Reynolds Blackford Dent M Russell D Laser H Sloan M Baker D J Jacobs L. Dmmger I-lamman M Cole B Dent W Mxllnon H McQuat.e G Llghtfoot, Malone S Wrtchze M L Russell L England B Kaylor M Seaman L Cole 64 , v Q H 0 I - 5' 3 1 A , l vi, I 1 4 Q , , .gag Q 1, . , re . If. . n . . , ,, M .K - A 'A H ,, . . F . ,X N , X ,if r . vm ar . I I A 1 'sv A if My '1 'st' 1 D. . : M. , . n - ' I . ' ' . . . . , f J. . 1 S. , . . , . , . , . . FIFTH ROW: C. Witchie, B. Kaylor, B, Dent, W. Million, H. McQuate, B. Schonauer, B. . : M. . . . . . ' , . . , ' ' , . . D. . : F. . . . '. . . . . . Q . . , sal.. 4 rg 1 , - O K., ' A - M, I 9 4. . , ,. Q 5 5. , H I I ' M nl 4 1. Q x . x V , K A K.. .V I A L 'I' mx 7 . 'X ' Y J. . : D. . . , . , . , . , . . , . ' ' . : A. , . , . . . ' ' . . , . ' D. J. . : C. . ' ' . . . . . . . , . . '. . FIRST ROW 'SLCOND ROW THIRD ROW If :gh th Grade M uszc Left to Rxght J I-lamman K Mxller D Porter B Aller R Barnes L bhulte Weaver Mxsi Young Goldman E Phlllxps J Elliott P Blackford D Oney M Keeby E Kaylor N Laser Clagg L. Rader L Shepherd W Kegley R Moore L1 Mxller A Cole Wells 'in- FIRS1 ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW SC'Z,'ClIfh Grade Mmm Left to Rxght R Loiland E Shulte D Lrlsby G Brooks. N Laber Reynolds Dent J Hawthorne B Allgxre I Dlck S Cuppy S Swanger M Lykxngs Crouse D Kxlgore D Porter A Butner P Lofland S Bloom H Beck J Wolford I Ruasell P Sutter Crouse T Shepherd M155 Young Plttenger F Rader E Fackler K Hall L Robbxns M Cr0uSf' T Howard Wheatcraft K Noble A Ousley 65 bcholartshzp Team FIRST ROW Left to Rxght A Whxt o b D Shaw D Laser M Russell SECOND ROW L England R Gar ett E Dzck Sclzolarahzp Team of 1949 Each year our school has the opportumty of sendmg students to Wooster to compete 1n the D1str1ct Scholarsh1p Tests A pre11m1nary test IS gwen here and then the top student m the espe t1ve subjects represent the school 1n that parucular fxeld ls 15 a splenchd opportun1ty to ompete agamst students of other schools Dorothy Shaw Latln ll Della Laser hngllsh II Marlene Russell World H1story Lo1s England Bxology Rlchard Garrett Latm I Els1e D1ck Algebra l 66 O f , Arlyce lvVh1tCOl'1'1b . . . .... English III Prmce of Peace FIR A ROW Left to Rxght Mxss You'-g J Blackford b Alfrey D Shaw E Dick D Laser SECOND ROW I Mnlhon S Cantrell H llcQuate W Mlllun Our school IS qu1te proud of the mte rest shown by the students 1n the Annual Prmce of Peace Contest held m the Methodxst Church last November We had e1ght contestants compete 1n two separate contests under the supe rv1s1on of MISS Allce Young Dorothy Shaw the nmth was 111 and unable to speak Della Laser was the w1nner 1n her contest and Iona M1ll1on the wmner ln the other They both competed 1n Mansf1e1d at the sectwnal where Iona placed first Wlth Della as runner up On January 9 Iona represented the sect1on 1n Fmdlay at the D1str1ct Con test where agam she came out on top Iona then had the honor of competmg 1n the sem1 fmals 1n Columbus and although she made a sp1end1d showmg, she d1d not place Congratulatlons Iona' ' ' Your school IS proud of you 67 . S ': ':' ,. .'- -- o- 1- - :, ,. .. .. . . . Y . . . , , . 9 . '- , - . . I -- . 1 , Second Pcrzod Iypmg I law SITTING From Center R1ght D Shaw K Bloom M Seaman M Balrd A Hamman M Russell D Dent D Cantrell D Laber STANDING Left to Rxght G Alfrey R Clark M1ssCampbcll Offzccf Practzcc 1 Clagg IS wmu omn lvnas Qampbell STANDING M L Russell B Ilaylor SITTING 68 Who knows but Our Science Labs there may be an Einstein or Madame Curie pictured below Lg .li 5 3 1 -...I ...J C lIUlT1ISffX' Lab Left to Rxght B Clar B Thomas M Baird I Million J Huston G Alfrev Mr Pxttenger K Bloom L Sparks 1310 Iogy Class Left to Right M J Hall P Clabavgh S Alfrey W Fdircmld M1ssSch1llxng0r H Sloan B Plenge M Baker D Sutter E Smith B Garrett E Dick xV wteele M Brook B Elliott 69 v . 1 x - v 1-a - 1 - 1- . - , . i, . . . 1 . . . v Z . - , - L , . 1 - I , - -1 - , . , . 1 - , - . - . - 1 .e n . , . . FRONT M Clagg S Cantrell M Steele S Wallace BACK D Malone L Dmmger F Frontz M Bake H Sloan S Alix' y W Faxrchxld Mrs Kmg M Cole E Smxth E Cole The Home Economzcs Department Slxteen glrls made up the Home Economlcs Class Eleven of them were Freshmen and f1ve were Sophomores The exper1enced Sophomores have tried to gulde the Freshmen away from trouble 1n the cookmg laboratory The addm txon of two new model Tappan ranges, one of whxch 1S fully automatlc has helped to make class work lnterestmg The unfortunate accldent Wh1Ch happened to Mrs Kmg just before Chrlstmas vacatlon necess1tated a subst1tute teacher Mrs Arnold was our teacher for number of weeks through the wmter The latter part of the year was spent m the study of text11es and clothmg constructxon Our arm has been to learn how to work and 11ke lt We have had fun along wxth our work 70 :. .. ,. ,. . K :. ,. .. .. r.. ..e.. . ....- .-- I . . . - V I . . . . 3 . , . . . I . OUR DOM.EbTIC MOMS IN THE CAFETERIA Urs Forsythe Mrs Bell and Mrs Barnd CHARLIE Our Broom-Pusher and Jack-of-all-Trades: Mr. Guthrie 71 U sxgxedg '1 ueweag Q aupng f H uo-4snH seuxoql MOH GUI!-LI. HH ouAa SP SJ LU 'IJ H P98 H1119 .auxoq me W O QE q3ne M9 aqsxa Io aid: 'J MOH CINOOEIS H UE-l3'399'-IM D 1-laqu-'UH X V xo A231 'IA g qwon uemazg ' assng 'q W auuad ff 0M H .xa W W .xaseq Q pxo C ,-may JW AOH ,LSB .-I 197 1113210 sqaoasseg s.xW Aaueg .IW G 31199 'uewweg V ue a.x 65-gp ,zanbuvg ,zoluag :. W..Q-Q., ni W fm.. 4 Q 'bww .L 72 -M 29' Z539fflC??NE5 .mwrcacgmafms E FJ Q Sb Q Q Ha , K 0 , n U N X xx 4? j C Q Jqufogzczfzga 'Wir L WALSWORTH Ln-0, ,..4a.s.- .ab WALBIORYM BROTH ERS U s 74 ,c-f.. , Cf , A- .. . .. A .., v lnrulunu, Mo. A ALUMNI Class of 83 Lorenzo Pett1t Deceased Mrs Elora Long Marrzott Swanger, Deceased Mary Chambers Deceased Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs M Class of 84 L1na McBr1de Rose, Sh1loh, Oh1o Ame11a Pett1t Green, Deceased Anna Strlmple Haun, Shelby Oh1o Nancy Pett1t McLaugh11n, Deceased Class of 85 Backensto Deceased Fraz1er Deceased Beaver Address Unknown Pett1t Dayton, Oh1o McCarren Deceased Class of 89 .Tohn F Prame, Deceased Mrs A1gyRob1nson Cockburn Shlloh Oh1o Class of 90 Mrs Flossxe Roseborough Lew, Deceased Mrs Lenna Bloom Fmch, Cleveland, Oh1o Adela M Ashbaugh Columbus, Oh1o Jesse Albertus Fenner, Deceased Mrs Al1ce Benton Young, Deceased Mrs Mrs E Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Class of 91 Della Newhouse Uhler, Mansfzeld Oh1o Mary Bxesmger Pett1t Deceased Pett1t Deceased Class of 92 L1ll1an M Ward Brown, Deceased Nell1e Clowes Long Shelby Oh1o Ed1th Grunwood Shoemaker, Deceased Phoebe Cleland Rowe Guffey Colorado Nett1e Parson Pett1t, Deceased Ira Malone Deceased Frank Re1st Deceased Henry Metzger, Deceased Mrs C W1llet Barnes, Sh1loh Oh1o Rose Clowes, Deceased Class of 94 Lev1 Malone Shelby Oh1o Mrs L McGaw Crawford Bmgmgham Mrs N Bloom Woods Akron, Oh1o Mary Anderson, Deceased . ' V . . . . - . - . . - . ' . o 0 - ' a . I ' 9 . I v ' n 1 1 . Co LO l I I . HQ -Al . I I I I ' H. H. , . ' . ' W. Q ' p . 0 ' x 1 O. we 1 - ' 1 V u . - . ' . 1 ' 9 . - - 1 - s ' , , ' Clyde Barnes, Norwalk, Ohio . . - . , . - . , . . . 0 . . - . , . . . - . , Jo s . a 0 ' 9 l v ' 1 n ' o . ' p 9 . a n . ' 3 . as 1 ' I 1 U . - . . , . , . n v f ' n . . . Q . , . . a 1 I 0 ' I 9 . a o ' 9 l . 1 NuYa . 5 I o s ' g ' o a I ' 3 I , . s , ' 5 Class of 95 Verg1e Fenner, Plymouth Oh1o Mrs A Henry Huddleston, Shrloh Oh1o Mrs M Whlw Koerber, Shelby Oh1o Delbe1t Cleland, Deceased Mrs Grace McBr1de Malone, Deceased Class of 96 Mrs M Koerber Phillzps Shelby Oh1o Mrs L1111an Barnes Pame, Deceased Class of 97 Harry Dawson Plymouth Oh1o Byron Mohn Mxddletown Oh1o Ina Brumbach Shlloh Oh1o Mrs Myra Cleland Rowe Guffey Colorado Mrs Gertrude Koerber Barnes Norwalk Oh1o Florence Crawford Hahn Shelby, Oh1o Mrs Emma St1les McDowell Shxloh Oh1o Bessxe Rose, Deceased W J McDowell Sh1loh Ohzo Ada Wlute Stxles, Lakewood Oh1o Mrs Carr1e Swanger Gable Cleveland, Oh1o Class of 99 Class of 1900 Mrs Phoebe Gllger Hamrlton, Charleston W Mrs Ida Barnes Huston, Sh1loh Oh1o Els1e Barnes, Columbus, Oh1o Mrs V M11ler Havxland Deceased Mrs Augusta Chew Gephart Ashland, Oh1o Mrs L1l11e D1ck Baker Shelby Oh1o Class of 1901 Mrs F Ham1lton Kamerer Perryopolls, P Mrs Eva Wh1te Palmer, Deceased Bertha Pett1t, Deceased W1ll1am Page Campbxll Pennsylvan1a Mrs H Crawford Cumberworth Deceased Mrs I Wolfersberger Sm1th, Deceased Charles Hamxlton Washxngton, D C Class of 1902 Mrs Pearl Page Hodges Plymouth, Oh1o Amy Barnes, Columbus, Oh1o Mrs Lena Barnes Baker, W1llard Oh1o Clyde Plotts, Mansfxeld Oh1o Mrs O G1lger Black Shxloh Oh1o Mrs Floyd Gr1bben Black Deceased 75 Class of 1903 Lloyd Black, Sh1loh Oh1o Vaughn M1ddlesworth Anne Arbor M1ch1gan Charles M1ller, Greenwlch Oh1o Ralph Hunter, Cleveland Oh1o Grace Mxller, Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs Lucy Smlth Downend, Sh1loh Oh1o Florence Hodges Chlcago Illmols Class of 1904 Mrs Ethel Dury Devore Elyrla, Ohxo Zena Rose, Deceased Mrs G Koerber Dxckerson Shzloh Oh1o Franc1s Hunter Deceased Mrs G M1ller Mor1tz Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs Maude Bushey Ruckman Sh1loh, Oh1o Class of 1905 Mrs S Barnes Stewart, Kent Oh1o Floy Rose Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs L Bray Gulhon Cabool MISSOUII lV'rs W Hamxlton Gremer Deceased Mrs D Rose Luden Shelby Oh1o Garland Hunter Deceased LeRoy Black, Deceased Glenn Marrlott Mansfxeld Oh1o Class of 1907 Avls Koerber, Norwalk, Oh1o Mrs F Latterner Bmssman Deceased Mrs M Brumbach Chappell Deceased Class of 1908 Mrs L Zelgler Hamman Deceased Mrs L Schambs Gxlger, Greenwlch Oh1o Avxs Hamxlton Mansfleld, Oh1o Mrs B Gr1bbens Shepherd Deceased Mrs H Swanger Russell Shelby Oh1o Class of 1909 Cel1a Brumbach, Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs Mxldred Marr1ott Bevxer, Shelby Oh1o Morr1s Cl1ne, Youngstown Oh1o Edward McDowell, Columbus, Oh1o Class of 1910 Faye Koerber Domer Lexmgton Oh1o Mrs Ruth Weaver Heston, Mansixeld Oh1o Mrs B W1llet Black Cleveland Oh1o Fred McBr1de Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs L Bloom Shuman Mayf1eldHe1ghts Cleveland Oh1o Charles Graff, Marlon, Oh1o Class of 1911 Mrs M Lookabaugh Earhart Lexmgton Oh1o Mrs Greta Hamzlton Lloyd Los Angeles Cahf Elda Barnes Columbus Oh1o Ida Hunter Nlansfxeld Oh1o Ethel Swet Address Unknown Mrs Plttenger Forsythe Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs Noss Kyle Greenwlch Oh1o Mrs Delaney Fackler Plymouth Oh1o Mrs Kmsel Hedeen Shelby Oh1o Gale Clme Youngstown Oh1o Class of 1913 Mrs L F1ddler Allen Deceased Morrls Grlbben Cleveland Oh1o Clyde Cockburn, Deceased Roscoe W1llet Olmstead Falls Oh1o Class of 1914 Mrs Mae Rausch Rlce Cleveland Oh1o Ronald Howard Sh1loh Oh1o Class of 1915 Mrs L Gllger Rausch Cleveland Oh1o Mrs E Frltz Dawson Plymouth Oh1o Mrs J Kmsel Knapp Mansf1eld Oh1o Mrs I Kaylor Fxdler, Elyr1a Oh1o Karl Rausch Cleveland Oh1o Lotus Garrett Lakewood Oh1o Class ol 1916 Mrs B Nelson Donelson Mansf1eld Oh1o Mrs M McBr1de Echelbarger Deceased Floyd F1restone Washmgton D C Charles Bray Toledo Oh1o Harold Fr1tz Cathlamet Washmgton Leotta Hunter Mansf1eld Oh1o Mrs B Benedlct Zebold Shelby Oh1o Class of 1917 Mrs Mary J Uhler Metcalf Mansf1eld Oh1o Esther F1dler Deceased Robert Hager Ch1cago, Ill1no1s Leland Wolfersberger Sh1loh Oh1o Class of 1918 Mrs M Shafer Swayne S1dney Oh1o Mrs D Mohn Heller, Shelby Oh1o Mrs R McClennan Brmson Plymouth Oh1o Mrs Hazel Doyle Bloom Shelby Oh10 Frank McDowell Mansf1eld Oh1o Waldo Pxttenger Sh1loh Oh1o Class of 1919 Mrs R Uhler Brxcker Shelby Oh1o Mary Hollenbaugh Shlloh Oh1o 76 1 . l , . . , . . R. . Q ' . . . Q l ' l 9 . n I-I. e' , . , l , ' 1 ' ' . E. - , , ' 0 L' 1 ' I 0 I 0 O 1 , , . Q . I I . Q , - ' I ' A ' s 1 I Mrs. G. Pittenger-Howard, Shiloh, Ohio Q I ' I W . . , . . . - , . , . p ' A n . l 1 I ' Q . ' , l D 0 - I . . l Q . , . Allen Fxdler Deceased Donald Barnes, Shiloh Ohio Dwight Briggs Shiloh Ohio Class of 1920 Mrs D Pittenger Barnes, Deceased Mrs M Bray Straton Monroe, Michigan Christine Barnes Long, Canton, Oh1o Mrs I Bloom Baker Shiloh Ohio Paul Curtis Greenwich Ohio Myron Guthrie Shiloh Ohio Class of 1921 Mae Wilson Cleland, Shelby Ohio Mrs C Sprague McKinney Shelby Ohio Frederick Tressler, Mansfield Ohio Class of 1922 Mrs Lois Dick Moser Shiloh, Ohio Mrs Ethel French Bates Moultrie Ohio Geneva McClellan Brinson Shelby Oh1o Mrs Ruth McDowell Dessum Kent Ohio Mrs M Nelson Deceased Mrs T Willet McDougal, Plymouth Ohio Earl Bushey, Address Unknown Class of 1923 Frank Patterson Deceased Mrs D Kaylor Mill, Mt Vernon Oh1o Sylvester Porter, Address Unknown Mrs Lucille Bray Porter Deceased Mrs E Bixler Hamilton Charleston W Va Vernon C Moser, Shiloh Ohio Mrs H Wh1te Porter Address Unknown Roscoe Haun Shiloh Ohio Arlo Willet, Shelby, Ohio Roy Fidler Mansfield Ohio Franklin Black Toledo Ohio Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Class of 1924 McQuate Pittenger Shiloh Oh1o Close Steele Mansfield Oh1o Kranz Rex, Alexandria, Louisiana Hopkins I-lamman Shiloh Ohio Dick Mellick Mansfield, Ohio M Swanger Heydmger Shelby Ohio Walter Porter Shiloh Oh1o Mrs Frances White Mook Clyde Ohio Mrs M Smith Tarbett Deceased Mrs V White Do lnenwirth Plymouth Oh1o Mrs Z Hager Spittler Lakewood Ohio Ralph Bloom Mansfmeld Ohio Otho Bxxler Hobart Ind1ana Ralph Barnes E Williston Long Island Kenneth Nelson Deceased . D . . . . - . . , . . . . . . . U . - . , . . . - . . . - ' D . . D - , . , . . - . , . , . . , . , . . . , . . . , . . - . , , . . . . . . , . , . - . . A , , - . , . D I , . D . D . . ' - , William Arnold, Shiloh, Ohio . F. - ' D rw ' , - ' . . . . K. - , ' , ' , ' . E. - . . . , . F. . - I . 1 . , ' , . . - - , , . . - . . . . , - - , . , . 77 Class of 1925 Mrs E White Phillips Mansfield Ohio Lela Barnd Swanger, Shiloh Ohio Abxgaxl Wood Chicago Illinois Lucille Brxckley Grover Battle Creek Mich Mrs L Willet Phillips Plymouth Ohio Mrs H Lannert Hawthorne, Deceased Mrs E Troxell Fackler Shelby Ohio Margaret Wilson Majoy Mansfield Oh1o Arthur Backensto Deceased Charles Quinn, Mansfield Ohio Mr M Jacobs, Mansfield Ohio Eldon Kaylor Saginaw Michigan Paul Kuhn Akron Ohio Lawrence Moser, Mansfield Ohio Raymond Steele, Plymouth Ohio Kenneth White Bloommgton lndiana Russell Moser, Shiloh, Ohio Class of 1926 Dolly Lannert Rosen, Mansfield Ohio Terman Adams, Mansfield Oh1o Dorcas Haun Willet Shelby Oh1o Robert Guthrie, Shelby Ohio Harry Troxell Shelby Oh1o Mrs A Foraker Bricker Plymouth Ohio Leo Dick Mansfield Ohio Loneta Sutfm Markel, Nankm Ohio Russell Reynolds Loram, Ohio Mrs E Copeland Lippert Tiffin Ohio Stewart Fackler Shelby Oh1o Mrs E Clack Goerner Holgate, Ohio Marie Noble Killxnger Shelby Ohio Verda Wells Noble Shiloh Oh1o Mrs I White Adams Mansfield Ohio Fanchon Rader Kaylor Saginaw Michigan Class of 1927 Merle Barnd Shiloh Ohio Donald Hamman Shiloh Ohxo Thomas Ruckman Washington State Eugene Dickerson, Deceased Edward Brumbach Columbus Ohio Roscoe Shatzer, Elyria Ohio Dorothy Kissel Price, Akron, Ohio Madge Wells Gerrell Mansfield Ohio Rudy Rader Shiloh Ohio Mrs E Wilson Tilton Shiloh Ohio Mildred Mellick Tullis, Shelby Ohio Lillian Furney Laser Plymouth Ohio Class of 1928 Thelma Moser Netzling Akron Ohio Hallie Kaylor, Shiloh Ohio Adm Whatman, Willard Ohio Jack Ferrell Akron Ohio Mrs J Firestone Fink, Allentown, Pa Class of 1929 Mrs M Swartz Peters, Cleveland Oh1o Miriam Huddleston Nixon Mansfield Oh1o Mrs M Griffeth Krueger Oberlin Ohio Eleanore Company, Michigan Reva Miller Cihla Shiloh, Oh1o Greta Russell Stroup Shelby Ohio Mary Downend Kranz, Shiloh Ohio Margaret Harnly, Deceased Gertrude Meek Crouse Address Unknown Betty Kmsell Shelby Oh1o Robert Brumbach Cleveland Ohio Ulrich Rothlisberger Chandler Arizona Harry Downend, Deceased Hershal Hamman Deceased Dale Kaylor Mansfield Oh1o Agnes Baker MacFadden Shelby Ohio Dorothy Au Snyder, Perrysville Ohio Elwood Kuhn, Deceased Paul Ruckman Shiloh Ohio George Dick Ashland Ohio Clay Bixler Shiloh Ohio Class of 1930 Joseph Au Lucas Ohio Frances Clmker Elyria Ohio James Gundrum Virginia Richard Ruckman Cleveland Oh1o Robert Ruckman Shelby Ohio Albert Seaman Greenwich Oh1o Raymond Wells, Shiloh Ohio Class of 1931 Wallace Firestone, Mansfield Oh10 Mrs M Shaffer Heifner Shiloh Ohio Mrs J Huddleston Kemp, Dayton, Ohio Chester Troxell Shelby Oh1o Mrs M Patterson Ruckman Shiloh Ohio Mrs E W1llet Ireland Mansfield Oh1o Elden Moser, Shiloh Ohio Harmon Rothlisberger Monahams, Texas Catherine Dick Mansfield Ohio John Swartz Shiloh Oh1o Dor1s Clark Mansfield Oh1o Mrs D Bloom Strimple Mansf1eld,Oh1o Class of 1932 Charles Russell Shelby Ohio Mrs M Barnd Crall New London Ohio June Shafer Boyd Akron Ohio Hildred Fackler McMann, Shelby Ohio Francis Garrett Fort Wayne Indiana Stanley Moser Greenwich Oh1o Jane Bushey I-larnrnan, Shiloh Ohio Richard Harnly Shelby Oh1o John Huston, Shelby Oh1o Mildred Downend Detroit, Michigan Woodrow Huston Shiloh Ohio Robert Wharton Deceased Gladys Barnd Keesey Shiloh Ohio Earl McQuate Plymouth Ohio Robert Lofland Shiloh Ohio John Yockey Shelby Ohio Class of l933 Mrs G Garrett Baker Shiloh Oh1o Albert Ferrell Sh1loh Ohio Mrs D N1swonger Turman, Kentucky Dudley Au Lucas Ohio Dorothy Mock Address Unknown Ruth Hayes Beck, Shiloh Ohio Earl Huston Shiloh Ohio Martha Landis Lofland Shiloh Ohio Floyd Nxswonger Kentucky LeRoy Clinker Address Unknown Leo Russell Shiloh Ohio James Ruckman Address Unknown Paul Kranz Shiloh, Ohio Class of 1934 Clara Backensto Kissel Shiloh Ohio W1ll1am Clark Shelby Ohio Oris Arnold Huston Greenwich Ohio Dale Reynolds Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs M Mills Paterson Shelby Ohio Loxs Cline Patton Shiloh Ohio Howard Sloan Shiloh Ohio Foster Keineth Plymouth Ohio Arthur, Downend Orville, Ohio Ross Moser Shiloh Ohio Hubert Hamman, Mansfield Ohio Mrs G Scott Gundrum Shiloh Ohio Harold Fair, Shelby Ohio Pauline Wells Geddes, Columbus Oh1o Ruth Weaver Copeland, Shiloh, Ohio Woodrow Shaffer Shiloh Oh1o Marguerite Black Shelby Ohio Roger Pugh Shelby Ohio Wmogene Dick, Mansfield Ohio Stanley Gr1bbens Mansfield Oh1o Theodore Patterson Mansfield Ohio Jean Brumbach Russell Shiloh Ohio , , . . - , . , . , . - . . . ' ' ' l l n n . 9 I , I ' 9 0 I ' 9 . 9 l V D ' I ' D I - D 9 - . , . - . , . . ' . t . . , Thelma Braderick, Mansfield, Ohio Duane Arnold, Greenwich, Ohio . , , . - . , . , . I I . - . , - n n ' I g . I ! I I I . I . , . 78 Ervela Backensto Burt, Flonda Cleo Plenge, Cleveland Oh1o V1rg1l Noble Mansfleld Oh1o Ray Laser, Shelby Oh1o Beatrrce Orwrller French Shelby Oh1o Class of 1935 W11l1am Boldt Deceased Jean Clark Sm1th, Sh1loh Oh1o Mary Ferrell, Sh1loh Oh1o Mrs B Howard Kochenderfer, Greenw1ch Oh1o Marguerxte Wells Dawson, Sh1loh Oh1o Marjorre Une Frakest Shelbl' 01110 Mae Arnold Clme, Shelby Ohxo Carl Sm1th Sh1loh Oh1o Clarlce Black Luthe Cleveland Oh1o Ross Fackler Shelby Oh1o Bern1ta Nesb1tt Goth, Los Angeles, Cal1.forn1a W1ll1am Adams, Shelby Olno Kathleen Holtz W1llard Oh1o Maxme Washburn Mehall Shelby Oh1o John Russell Shelby Oh1o Stella Keller Hampton Pavon1a Oh1o Kelth Dawson, Sh1loh Oh1o Eldo Varchmm, Jackson Oh1o Arletta Wade, Mansfxeld Oh1o Kenneth Backer Shelby Oh1o Edward W1ll1ams Arlzona Mary Sloan Forsythe Sh1loh Oh1o Class of 1936 Charles Bloom, Deceased Robert Forsythe Sh1loh Oh1o Alvm Garrett Sh1loh Oh1o John Gundrum, Shelby Ohzo John Ke1n1th Mansfxeld Ohxo V1rg1l K1ssell Greenwxch Oh1o Michael Mackey, Shelby Oh1o Wayne Mell1ck Shelby Oh1o George M1ller, Shelby Ohxo James Patterson, Rye Beach Oh1o Ray Ramey, Address Unknown Robert Russell Shelby Oh1o Robert Troxell Columbus Oh1o Byron Une, Shxloh, Oh1o Florence Clmker Shelby Ohxo Ruth Clark Spangler Mansfxeld Oh1o Ethel Gray Kemath Plymouth Oh1o Vera Keller Shedenhelm, Shelby Oh1o Anna Mae Landxs Ebmger, Elyna, Oh1o Helen Rmgg Shelby Ohxo Elsxe Weaver, Shelby, Ohio Frances Yockey Stroup, Shelby Oluo Betty Backensto Paramore, Sh1loh, Oh1o Vrrgmxa Backensto Barnd, Sh1loh Oh1o Mary Clmker, Address Unknown Eugene Boor, Shelby Oh1o Dons Daup Harnly Sh1loh Oh1o Herschel Dznmger Barstow Cal1forn1a Mrs E Harrmgton Srmth Wxllard Oh1o Marjone England Lust1g Tuscon Arzzona Eugene Fackler Detroxt Mlchlgan Perry Gundrum Address Unknown Wallace Harnly Shxloh, Oh1o Mrs G Haverfleld Moore, Shelby Oh1o Evelyn Hoffman, Mansfxeld Oh1o Jessze Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o John Kemath, Address Unknown Eldon McQuate Deceased Greta Meek Jackson Plymouth Oh1o Dora Noble Colorado Frances Pugh Shelby Oh1o Janet Pugh Mansfleld, Oh1o Helen Rxchards, Washmgton, D C Ermstme R1ggle Address Unknown V1rg1n1a Sutter Address Unknown Luell Zellers, Chlcago, Illmols Class of 1938 Jean Garrett Rxsh Gahon Oh1o Rrchard Howard Cuyahoga Falls Stanley Huston, Sh1loh, Oh1o Helen Iceman Whxte, Shelby Oh1o Mrs D Klemknecht Brxdges, Mansfzeld O Nadme Kerr Leech Shelby Oh1o Phylhs Lofland Henry Sh1loh, Oh1o Jay Moser, Sh1loh Oh1o Gwendolyn Scott, Akron, Oh1o Roy Shaffer, Ph1ladelph1a Pennsylvanra R1chard Shepherd, Shelby Ohxo Dorothy Gates Detroxt, Mlchxgan Kenneth Black Ashland. Oh1o Els1e Boor Clme, Shelby Oh1o Ward Clark Shelby Oh1o Dorzs D1ckerson Hertz, Shxloh Oh1o Robert Garrett Deceased Robert Dawson, Sh1loh Oh1o Russell McMan1s Address Unknown James Dalton Address Unknown Harold Sloan, Sh1loh, Oh1o Homer Smmth, Address Unknown Marxe Varchmm Russell Shelby Oh1o Ethel Wolf W11l1ams Ashland, Oh1o Marjone Henry, Address Unknown h1o , . - . . , , , . , . . . . - . , . ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 . ' 1 1 , - . l . ' . . ' ' ' - 1 u 1 1 i ' 1 . - . ' . . , . I I I I . . - - ' - D , . l . I I I I . I . I I . . - . , . , . . I I 0 a Marie Bloom-Seaman, Greenwich, Ohio Mrs. H. Washburn-Cameron, Galion, Ohio . U . ' 1 ' 1 . I 1 - . , . i . . - . . ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . t . , . . . . . . . , . . . , . . t . . ' . . , . . , . . . ' . . - . D . I I I , , . . . - . , . . . . . . . ' . 1 1 ' ' . - , . . . - . . . . . - , . , . 1 1 u ' . D 1 . Q ' . 79 Class of 1939 Eugene Arnold Mansf1eld Oh1o Martha Crouse Wagers, Sh1loh Oh1o Dor1s Dawson Eley Sylvanza, Oh1o Gordon England, Mansfxeld Oh1o Frederxck Fackler, Shelby Oh1o Leona Forquer Kaufman Mansfzeld Oh1o Arch1e Garrett Detroxt M1ch1gan Elda Guthr1e Hubarcer, Oh1o Roscoe Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o Opal Harrxs Vanosdale, T1ro, Oh1o Eldora Laser W1lford, Plymouth, Oh1o Leatha Lutz Kend1g Sh1loh Oh1o Betty McBr1de Ruckrnan, Sh1loh Oh1o Gertrude McQuate Adams, Sh1loh Oh1o Robert Moser Sh1loh Oh1o Howard Noble Sh1loh Oh1o Evangelme Push Shelby Oh1o Woodrow Racer Shelby Oh1o E1leen Reynolds Reynolds Shzloh Oh1o Mar1e R1etveld Address Unknown Darrell Rhodes Sh1loh Oh1o Vlrgmza Sparks Samaha, Akron Oh1o Opal Smzth Address Unknown Geneva St1vmg, Mansf1eld Oh1o Harrret Thomas Cantrell Sh1loh Oh1o Mmtre Van Horn Racer, Shelby Oh1o Margaret Wagner Duff Shelby, Oh1o Josephme W1tCh18 Howell Greenw1ch, Oh1o Mane Washburn Erndt Mansf1e1d Oh1o Class of 1940 Dean Amstutz, Sh1loh, Oh1o Jay Arnold Shelby Oh1o Carl Alfrey Shelby, Oh1o Mane Arnold Bushey Sh1loh Oh1o LaDonna Alexander, Address Unknown Gerald Bush, Mansfzeld Oh1o Robert Bushey, Sh1loh Oh1o Al1ce Clark Clawson, Sh1loh Oh1o Dean Dawson, Sh1loh Oluo Ellsworth Dayp Shelby Oh1o Donald Dawson, Shxloh Oh1o Dorothy Gundrum Ferguson, Ganges Oh1o Eleanor Gray, Address Unknown Howard Guthne, Mansfxeld, Oh1o Dor1s Hamman Rlchards, W11lard Oh1o Lxllxan Hoffman Mxlls Plymouth Oh1o Mahorxe James Dawson, Sh1loh Oh1o Dons Meek DeW1tt, Plymouth Oh1o Charles Noble, Plymouth Oh1o K1rby Nesbltt Sh1loh Oh1o Clxfford Odson, Plymouth Oh1o June Ownes Enos Mansf1eld Oh1o Lacle Renner Gano, Address Unknown Donna Russell Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o John Reynolds Sh1loh Oh1o Clark Stober Sch1venkv1lle Pennsylvan1a John Stoner, Mansf1eld Oh1o Glendora Swartz, Shelby Oh1o Marxlyn Washburn Young Mansf1eld Oh1o Joseph W1tch1e Sh1loh Oh1o V1rg1l Wolf, Tennessee Flo Zellers Illa Shelby Oh1o Luella Zlegler, Shelby Oh1o Class of 1941 Betty Brudge Address Unknown R1chard Cross Sh1loh Oh1o Elden Dunnger Shelby Oh1o Evelyn England Gage, Bucyrus Oh1o Charles Harrmgton Greenw1ch Oh1o Arlene Garrett Mac1orowsk1 M1am1 Florxda Luc1le Gedney Robmson Ch1cago lll1no1s Grace Guthrze Amstutz, Sh1loh, Oh1o John I-ledeen Sh1loh, Oh1o M1r1am Hoffman Rule, Plymouth Oh1o Kathleen James Daup Shelby Oh1o Joseph Mock Sh1loh Oh1o Paulme Mlller Cooper, Shelby Oh1o Delmar Ne sbltt, Sh1loh Ohio Kenneth Noble Shxloh Oh1o Dean Ruckman Sh1loh Oh1o Grace Stober I-larnly Shelby Oh1o Dale Troxell Shelby Oh1o Leona Wmely Odson, Greenw1ch, Ohxo Class of 1942 George Adams Shelby Oh1o Robert Alfrey, Shelby Oh1o Neal Garrett, Wrllard Oh1o George Harrlngton Shelby Oh1o Mary Jean Homerxck Ferrell Sh1loh Oh1o Juamta Laser Baker, Shelby, Oh1o E1leen M111er Swank Bellvxlle, Oh1o Dor1s Mor1tz Egner, Sh1loh, Oh1o Harold Porter Sh1loh Oh1o Ann Kopma Brown, Shxloh Oh1o Earl Stlvmg, Shelby Oh1o Harold Russell Sh1loh Oh1o Eugene Russell Shelby Ohio Elmer Montgomery Address Unknown Dorothy Wxtchle Spmo, Cleveland Oh1o Donald Sutter, Sh1loh Oh1o Doris Reynolds Russell Sh1loh Oh1o ' 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ,' ' ' l ' 1 .1. 1 1 1 1 h' '1 1 C' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - ' , 1 1 , ,' 9 ' 1 1 1 1 - ,' 1 1 , ',' ' ' ' 1 111 1 ' 1 1 ' , , V ' 1 1 1 1 ' ... . , , ... , ' 1 ' 1 I 1 1 . . . , , ' 1 1 1 1 - , , D - , , . .. . . , I ' P 1 1 ' 1 1 , , ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1. 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 ' .- ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 - , ' ' 1 1 1 1 , - - 9 1 1 ' 1 . . . ,, , 1 ' I 1 1 .. 1 . , ' l U 1 1 - , , . - - .. . . .. , - ' I I . . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 Class of 1943 Dean Arnold Greenvnch Oh1o Mary Brook Shelby Oh1o Paul Clark Mansfxeld Oh1o Dorothy Dexbert Elyrla Oh1o Dorothy Dmmger McDougal Plymouth Oh1o Eleanor Garrett Phlllxps, New Holland P Helen Gut.hr1e Kemp Shelby Oh1o Blame Haverfield Shelby Oh1o Alfred James Westv1ew Oh1o Jamce Moser Dawson Sh1loh Oh1o Blanche Smxth Youngblood, Plymouth Oh1o LaDonna St1v1ng McGee Mansfreld, Oh1o Joyce W1tchxe Wuthrlch West Palm Beach, Fla Delores Jxegler Ur1e Greenwich Ohxo Class of 1944 Jan1ce Black Mansfleld Oh1o Marcella Clark Coovert W1llard Oh1o Harold Daup Shelby Oh1o Jean Hall Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o Elxzabeth Hammett Sh1loh Oh1o Audrey Henry Cleveland, Oh1o Donna Hoffman Reynolds, Plymouth Oh1o Alfred Laser Bellv1lle Oh1o Betty Rmehart Hudson Sh1loh Oh1o Betty Seaman Daup Shelby Oh1o Charlotte Seaton Myers Plymouth Oh1o Dorothy Seaman Sloan Sh1loh, Oh1o J1mSheely Shelby Oh1o B111 Van Wagner Plymouth Oh1o Robert Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o Dw1ghtWallen Shelby Oh1o Raymond W11let Plymouth Oh1o Raymond Wolf Shelby Oh1o Joan Washburn D1ckson, Ashland Oh1o Class of 1945 Dorls Brook Shelby Oh1o Juamta Brook Huston Sh1loh Oh1o R1chard Cuppy Sh1loh Oh1o Theodore Ernst U S Navy FTBHCIS Feazel Cuppy Sh1loh Oh1o Joan Hoffman Ruckrnan Plymouth Oh1o Edward Kmsel Sh1loh Oh1o Martha Lofland Clark Sh1loh Oh1o Jun1or McQuate Sh1loh Oh1o Joe McQuate Lexmgton Oh1o B111 Noble Sh1loh Oh1o Rxchard Plttenger Sh1loh Oh1o Denver Shepherd Sh1loh Oh1o Betty Sloan Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o Robe rt Swartz, Shelby Oh1o Robert Wagner Shelby Oh1o Lorna W1tch1e Howard West Palm Beach F a Dean Wolford Greenw1ch Oh1o Bob Yount Nashv1lle Tennessee Mable Malone Hamman Plymouth Oh1o Class of 1946 Ruth Bell Wagner, Shelby, Oh1o Marlyn Brunn McQuate Lexmgton Oh1o Mary Benedlct Pennell Lakewood Oh1o Howard Clark, Sh1loh Oh1o R1chard Clark Mansheld Oh1o Donna Garrett Mansfreld 0110 Dorxs Garrett, Sanger, Cahforrua Dorothy Guthrme Hedeen Sh1loh Oh1o W1ll1am Hallowell Cleveland Oh1o Darrell Hudson Greenw1ch Oh1o V1rg1n1a Krrkendall Morr1s Shelby Oh1o Betty Rose Adams Shelby Oh1o Marxlyn Van Wagner, Mansheld Oh1o Betty Ernst Pmttenger, Sh1loh, Oh1o Class of 1947 Kenneth Adams Shelby Oh1o Douglas Amstutz Sh1loh Oh1o Joan Guthr1e Rook Sh1loh, Oh1o Noam1 Lawrence Martm, Greenw1ch, Oh1o Dons Leapley Rhodes Plymouth Oh1o Geraldme Moser Strong Sh1loh Oh1o LaVaughn Oswalt Shelby Oh1o Bonn1e Pennell Sh1loh Oh1o James Reynolds Plymouth, Oh1o Izora Rhodes Plymouth, Oh1o George Rmehart U S Army V1rgm1a Shepherd Scott Shelby Oh1o Charles Young Mansheld Oh1o Ruth W1.nb1gler Garrett, Mansf1eld Oh1o Class of 1948 Dorothy Brook Oswalt, Shelby Oh1o Don Campbell, Mansf1eld Oh1o Robert Herfner Sh1loh Oh1o Marlene Ph1ll1ps Brooks, W1llard Oh1o Auce Seaman Sh1loh Oh1o Dean England Sh1loh Oh1o Don Hudson Greenw1ch Oh1o John Young Sh1loh Oh1o Marthadell Malone Shelby Oh1o Lott1ebell Malone Spangler Shelby Oh1o Agnes Tackett Kxrkendall Fmdlay Oh1o Class of 1949 Luc11le Pennell McLaughl1n Greenw1ch Oh1o Arthur Hamman Sh1loh Oh1o Dale Laser Sh1loh Oh1o Frances Rxddxck Sh1loh Oh1o Jamce Clark Hawthorne Sh1loh Oh1o Donna Irelan Mansheld Oh1o Ruth Wolford Greenw1ch Oh1o Sarah McKee Ashland Oh1o Mary Ann M1l1er, Shelby Oh1o Joe Irelan lVlansf1eld Oh1o Rlchard Rader Sh1loh Oh1o Clarence Wheatcraft Sh1loh Oh1o Thomas Hawthorne Sh1loh Oh1o Kenneth Humbert, Sh1loh Oh1o Forrest Sm1th Shelby Oh1o A ' 1 1 1 . 1 'u 1 I ' ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , D , . , . , . . , . 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' - . v V ,A xgw, . ' h ,. , fl M. 54n'-,V4f- ' , b 0--- A'.. ,.6 ,, 1-mu Q , ' H121 limba 1 I I xXx X x Ruzhlandl County Farm Bureau 25! 255 E THIRD STREET PHONE 1414 6 Y fb X Ag E F Mansfleld Ohlo Through your Far rm Bureau you can part1c1pate 1n Grass Roo s ACt1OH as townshxp groups advlsory COUUCIIS and by county cornmlttees Your co operatwe 15 owned by and operated by nearly 22.00 Rlchland County farmers Shuoh Phone 2271 Ohxo CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR5 OF 1950 The Hughes' General Store X Q we MASQ O Y H , 7 X x X' X ' A- ' V , sl. - ,WWI - V .1:.i,.: F-W CQ A BEE ' 53' 519 ,jfz -- ' W - Kf- .. .ff W .O ff J- -' , V I 9 sn .-, as A V 4 - A J , . , . C-gems NEIMH 48 Pa k A anus Wes! MANSFIELD OHIO LET US FILL YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS J O SERECK Ka1ser Frazer Sales and Serv1ce J I Case Farm Nlachmery Dependable Used Cars Tractors and Farm Implements Phone 81 Plymouth Oh1o PLYMOUTH ELEVATOR Gram Coal Feeds Farm Supphes plymouth Phone 37 Ohm HAM 615' Complunents Of R E McQuote Phone 43 Plymouth Ohlo Cornphrnents From Guthrie s Smokehouse Ice C I earn Candy Shxlob Ohlo Crum's Chevrolet Charles A Crum and Sylbert Ke1ser Propmetors Phone 3194 14 East Mam Street Greenwlch Ohlo ' I Te1ev1sion, Pool YUNKER S Century Boats Johnson Motors Phone 4546 6 116 118 North IV1a1n Mansf1e1d Oh10 D L Burns C S Fernyak T T Burns The Mansfield Typewriter 84 Office Co L C Sm1th Standard Typewmters Parker 51 Pens V1ctorAdd1ngMach1nes Desks Cha1rs Tables Jock Love The T1re Man New Tractor T1res QGenera1j Trucx T1re Recappmg Phone ZZ 74 6 Shelby 01110 I O I 9 Smith-Corono Portable Typewrite rs Curpens Jewelry 81 Gift Shop Headquarters For Elgin, Hamilton Harvel, Gruen, Bulova Watches Parker, Scheaffer, Eversharp Pens and Pencils Diamonds, Jewelry, Gifts Plymouth Ohio Compl1ments Of I.oflond's Doury Sh1loh Oh1o Plymouth Oh1o EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Congratulatwns Class of 50 Our 28th Year m Mansfleld R O G E R S The D1amond Store of lVIansi1eld Rad1os Apphances TCICVISIOH Refmgerators Keepsake D1amond Rmgs Mansheld 33 North Mam Street Oh1o Compllments Of W AGONER IMPLEMENT STORE Shelby McCorm1ck and New Idea Farm Eqmpment Farmall Tractors Internat1onal Refr1gerat1on Oh1o Plymouth .T BLACKFORD Lwestock Local Truckmg L1me Stone Fert1l1zer Every Sh1pment Insured Phone 8141 Oh1o Shelby Best Wxshes GUMPS Chevrolet Oldsmob1le Mam and Broadway Oh1o l 1 J, A 1' 1 9 I 1 . n Q . F. I I I HE HELBY Y E HANGE Dealers ln Feed Coal Gram Seed Llvestock Gasolme Phone 40 Shelby 107 West lVla1n Qhlo Best W1shes From K Shelby Oh1o For A Lovely Weddmg Beaut1fu1ly Decorated Cakes For Weddmgs B1rthdays All OCCESIODS Top Quahty Baked Goods BOWSHER S BAKERY 35EastlVla1n Shelby Phone 168 Oh1o PLYMOUTH SHOE STORE X Ray F1tt1ng Shoes and Boots For All The Famlly Harold Cashman Z3 Pubhc Square Plymouth Oh1o T S EQUIT RXC ' CO. ANDERSON'S MAR ET PLYMOUTH ADVERTISERS Phone59 Plymouth Oh1o Compl1ments J U M P S Men s and Boys Clothmg Plymouth and W11lard Plymouth C omphments Of E S T H A R D W A R E Wallpaper and Pamt Phone 1233 l West Broadway Oh1o Plymouth Compllments Of TIP TOP CLEANERS Phone68 Oh1O W 4 . Comphments Of ARMENTROUT BROTHERS JEWELERS Shelby Phone 653 ZZ West Mam Street Shelby Comp11mentsOf E VE N S O N S D R U Shelby Congratulauons Class of 50 AUGI-IBAUIVI S FQOD MARKE Phone 66 58 West Mam Oh1o Oh10 Oh1o Shelby Comp11mentsOf BEN FRANKLIN STORE Oh1o S T ' G S ' T Comp11ments Of ROGERS AND COMPAN Mansfleld Oh1o SHELBY NOVELTY COMPAN Manufacturers of Chr1stmas Decorat1ons Route Z Food Market Vegetables and Fru1ts In Season Ice Cream Phone 2151 Sh11oh Oh1o Comp11ments Of THE FORD REPAIR SHOP Estabhshed 1913 Thurman R Ford Propr1etor General Auto Repaurmg Phone 14 Y Y F. S. SEAIVIANS Gange s CLARENCE BLY AND SON Grocer1es and Farm Supphes Farm Implements and Parts Shelby Rural Dehvery Phone Sh11oh 2.962 Oh1o Sh1loh Connphments T O W E R R E S T A U Fountam Servlce Meals Joe W1tch1e Phone 2391 A Oh1o Sh11oh CA Cornphments LHOUN AND HERM Shell SCTVICC Stat1on Goodyear T1res and Batter1es Accessones Mmor Repa1rs Phone 4831 lVla1l'1 Street A Oh1o Greenwmh Co'npl1ments Of SNYDER JEWELRY Guaranteed Watch Repa1r1ng D1afT1OHdS Watches G1ftS 7 West Ma1n Street Oh1o ' Of THE R NT A Of N 1 HLI U L 1 f leyrdph ovxer 1 ages Weddlng Elovve D11lZ6O4 f West I' ou th vtreet Fwldn held Oh1o rlfa F ac noc :wwe iters and Umforn Q f-Xthletlc Bupphes 297 North Mulberry Street Mansfleld Ohlo M A T T HE S Clothmg 14 South Maln Street Mansfleld Oh1O Connphmente Of BROWN A-.ND MILLER HARDWARE Phone Z0 Plymouth Oh1O fi T L5 H L 'J R E 'N 1 F L R A I., 1 O . '-.V e V ,r - H ' F1 ' 1 5 CQ Sf P, v' -N, 7 ',I'E9 'af - Q 45 ' ' .' 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