West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

was published for the Student Body of the WEST CARROLLTON SCHOOLS by the Yearbook Staff under the direction of Barbara Stout, Editor-in-Chief, the Business Management was by Dolores Hicks, and Mary Youngberg was Faculty Adviser. Our theme is the sea and the men who sail her. From the beginning of time the sea has been symbolic of permanence, dignity and power. The sea is the mother of life, and long before the tiniest, crudest plant grew upon land, there was life in its waters. Though we are an inland people, we depend upon the sea for life. Not only animal and vegetable life, but human life would perish off the face of the planet without the oceans. It is the rays of the sun acting upon the surface of the great oceans that form clouds, and it is the clouds that water the earth, even those parts farthest from the sea. Since all life depends upon moisture, so, in the end, it depends upon the oceans. The sea contributes fish for the nourishment of mankind. For centuries it has carried the ships of men through sparkling, crystal waters and through writhing, turbulent storms ro foreign ports, — ships laden with lifegiving necessities and luxurious treasures, breaking down the barriers of prejudice and hate between nations with tidings of love and goodwill. Thus, we chose for our theme, the sea, and they who go down to the sea in ships'. Dedication With deep appreciation, the 1951 Firatan is respectfully dedicated to teachers everywhere, past and present. These men and women of yesterday and today have performed many services beyond the call of regular duty. They have been more than mere teachers. They have been true friends ready to help and guide mankind at all times. The teachers of the world have aroused the souls of students through the ages to those noble principles and high ideals that radiate culture and express refinement. We pay tribute to the teachers of the world, — the lighthouses of education and progress. It is twelve years that have passed since the crew of the ' U.S.S. W. C. H. S. came aboard, — years spent in constant sailing to the ports of education. Your superior officers have endeavored to chart a safe and sure voyage for you through calm blue waters of peace and democracy, — away from the rough seas and dangerous shoals of communism and petty hatreds that cause wars. Your task is not complete. You are now bound on your voyage through life. Your graduation will begin the metamorphosis that will often change the sunny haze of a morning sunrise to dark and formidable clouds. From here on you must make your own decisions in a struggling world melted together by atomic force. You must be captain of your own ship. Man her and make her secure! Steer your course with indominatable spirit and courage till you have logged through the gray chill of troubled waters to a harbor of civic and spiritual accomplishment, thereby bringing treasures of peace, goodwill and happiness to yourselves and to your comrades all over the world. Bon Voyage, Sailors of 1951! — Mary G. Youngberc. THE U.S.S. WEST CARROLLTON WEST CARROLLTON SCHOOL This, the West Carrollton School, is where, through the years that we have sat in its classrooms and trod its halls, — lasting friendships were formed and the foundations for our futures were laid. THE U.S.S. MORAINE MORAINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Our new school at Moraine City was completed for the 1950-51 school session. Its student body includes children from kindergarten through the sixth grade. Many new experiences make up the beginning years of school, experiences that can’t be duplicated, — memories that will remain forever. ADMINISTRATION ADMIRAL MR. H. A. RUSSELL Principal of West Carrollton High School Mr. Russell, Captain of the High School Crew for twenty-seven years does much student counseling in addition to his administrative duties. His quiet humor and sympathetic understanding are illustrative of a capable administrative head. MR. W. E. SHADE Superintendent of West Carrollton and Moraine Schools Mr. Shade, our Admiral for twenty years, combines a genial personality with progressive ideas. Under his guidance our schools have expanded to their present status. Our fine Auditorium. Stadium. Football Field. Track, beautiful Moraine School, and the entire landscape scheme have been brought to us through the able leadership of Superintendent Walter E. Shade, the man for whom no job is too small or too big. We give him our sincerest thanks. CAPTAIN OFFICIALS CAPTAIN MR. HAROLD SCHNELL Principal of West Carrollton Elementary School Mr Sthnell, Principal of West Carrollton Elementary, has executive control of the West Carrollton Grade School, and is very capable in handling the many problems that arise daily. He takes a genuine interest in the students, and is constantly giving them attention and helpful advice. CAPTAIN MR. F. L. CAVENDER Principal of Moraine Elementary School Mr. Cavender. Principal of Moraine Elementary, has succeeded in keeping the new school running smoothly. Mr. Cavender is a friendly person with a kind word and a smile for all. He will continue to govern the school with the skill and knowledge that has made him so popular. COMMANDER MR. GERALD CRIBLEY Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Cribley, leader and guide whose friendly counsel and interest have prepared us to face our voyages alone. We consider it our good fortune to have known him and to have received his many kindnesses. NAVY BOARD OF REVIEW John Clouse, Pres., Robert Schuder, W. E. Shade, Supt., C. F. Holliday. Clerk, Harley Werth, Vice Pres., Forest Treon, Morris Byrd. The West Carrollton Board of Education The West Carrollton Board of Education consists of active business men in our locality. Each is a contributor in his field as well as a director in the improvement of the West Carrollton Schools The problems and needs of our educational systems are presented at the meetings for the approval of the Board. These men leave no stone unturned to see that our school ranks among the top. DEAN OVER THE WAVES Miss Martha Dean, Dean of Girls Numerous and varied tasks confront Miss Martha Dean, our Dean of Girls. Into her ears go the troubles that almost any high school girl falls heiress to, and out of her splendid personality emerge the solutions. SUPERIOR The main office, where Superintendent Shade and Pat Simon, the West Carrollton School Secretary, are never too busy for a bright smile or greeting. Mr. Russell, with his multiple duties always finds time to talk with a student over any social or academic problem. Mr. C. F. Holliday, Clerk of the Board of Education, finds the financial affairs of both of our schools laid on his desk The job is arduous, but one for which Mr. Holliday is qualified. OFFICERS Mr. Schnell is always a capable administrator and a real guiding force among his teaching staff and student body. Mr. Cavender and Mary Payne, Moraine School Secretary, are highly respected because they actively help the students with their personal problems. Miss Edith Anstaett, School Librarian can look with pride at her methodically maintained Library. From the time a student starts to school until he graduates, he is urged to profit from the store of knowledge that weighs down these shelves. DIVISION WEST CARROLLTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY WEST CARROLLTON GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL First Row left to right— Miss Marsh, Miss Arnold, Miss Woodman, Mrs. Youngberg, Miss Dean, Mrs. Combs. Miss Dove, Mr. Bot’an, Mr. Robbins. Second Row — Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Russell, Miss Northcutt, Mrs. Martin, Miss Swiss, Miss Hovermale, Mr. Brown Mr. Graban, Mr. Guiler, Mr. Shade. Third Row— Mr. Cribley, Mr. Newberg, Mr. Stevenson, M r. Eisele, Mr. Croy, Mr. Carr, Mr. Huffman, Mr. Showalter, GRADE SCHOOL First Row—Miss Foster, Mrs. Croy, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Flessincer, Mrs. Bowie, Miss Smith, Miss Wellbaum. Second Row— Mrs. Asher, Miss Garringer, Mr. Mills, Mrs. Gaugh, Mrs. Carlson. Mrs. Burns, Mr. Lindsey, Mr Schnell. OFFICERS MORAINE SCHOOL FACULTY Firs! Rou left to right—Mrs. Banker, Miss Steller, Miss Abe, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Rice. Second Rou—Mr. Cavender. Miss Northcutt, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Lembke, Miss Payne, Mrs. Cavender, Miss Allen, Mr. Gress. PRESENTATION OF FLAG AT MORAINE SCHOOL W E. Shade, Supt., Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, P.T.A. Pres., Raymond M. L. Penwell, State Repre sentative, J.O.U.A.M., F. L. Cavender, Princ. Moraine School. Seniors 'OIJ Sails' WE WILL FIND A PLACE, OR MAKE ONE. Richard Adkins Marines 4 Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1 2-3 4 Chorus 1 Class Officer 1 Football 1-2-3 4 Richard Andrews Chorus I Class Play 2 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Intramural Sports 4 Scholarship Team 2 Piratan Staff Social Science Club 3 Beiiie Baker Chorus 1 Class Play 2-4 Class Officer 1 G.A.A. 1 -2-3-4 Hockey Club 2-3 Glee Club 2-3 Intramural Sports I-2-3-4 Piratan Staff P raxes Log 4 Y Teens 2-3-4 Sally Jeanne Byrd Band 1 Chorus 1 G.A.A. 2-3 Glee Club 2-3 Intramural Sports 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Majorette 2 Piratan Staff Robert Allen Army 4 years Hi-Y 4 Intramural Sports 4 Social Science Club 4 Clarence R. Applegate Chorus 1 Intramural Sports 3 4 Richard Barnes Band 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 4 Chorus 1-2-3 Intramural Sports 3 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Piratan Staff Track 1-2 Bette Lu Cantrell Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Hockey Club 4 Intramural Sports 2-4 Queen 4 Y-Teens 2-3 Joanne Clover Band 1-2 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 Intramural Sports 1-2-5 Piratan Staff Clyde Cornett Hi-Y 3 Intramural Sports 3-4 National Honor Society Piratan Staff Stagecraft 1 -2-3 4 Bert Culter Chorus 1 Basketball 1 Golf 1-2 Sylvia Denny Chorus 1 Class Officer 3-4 Class Play 2-3-4 G.A.A. I-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Hockey Club 2 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 National Honor Society Piratan Staff Social Science Club 3-4 Y-Teens 3-4 Gary Coder Baseball 1 Chorus 1 Class Play 2 Football 1-3 Track 2 Ernest Courtney Class Play 3 Hi-Y 2 Intramural Sports 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Assistant 3 National Honor Society Track 3-4 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 2-3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 Carolyn Curp Chorus 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Library Assistant 3-4 Orchestra 2-3 Piratan Staff Naomi Duncan Class Officer 3-4 Class Play 2-4 G.A.A 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Hockey Club 1-2-3 Intramural Sports 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Pirates Log Scholarship Team 1-2 Queen's Court 3 Patsy Frasure Chorus 1 Junior Red Cross 2 Daryl Garrison Band 1-2-3 4 Class Play 2 Hi-Y 2-3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Piratan Staff Phyllis Hartman Chorus 1 Gym Assistant 3 4 Intramural Sports 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Library Assistant 2-3 4 Pirates Log 3 Scholarship Team 2 Dolores Hicks Chorus 1 Class Officer 3 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Hockey Club 1-'2-3-4 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4 National Honor Society Piratan Staff School Bookkeeper 4 Queen s Court 4 Scholarship Team 2 Y-Teens 3-4 Anna Garland Band 1 Chorus 1 Class Play 4 G.A.A 1 Glee Club 2-3-4 Robert Grushon Chorus 1 Class Officer 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Intramural Sports 4 Track 1-2 Kenneth Haught Baseball 1-2-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Chorus 1 Patsy Holsinger Chorus 1 G.A.A 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4 Annie Howlett Richmond High School 1-2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1-2 G A A 3-4 Hockey Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4 Social Science Club 3-4 Queen’s Court 3 Y Teens 1-2-3-4 Clifford R. Hurst Chorus 1 Intramural Sports 3-4 Piratan Staff Track 3-4 Donald L. Hurst Football 2-3 Intramural Sports 4 Track 3 Doyle Lonaker Buckeye Boys' State Chorus 1-3 Class Play 3-4 Football 2 Hi-Y 3 Piratan Staff Scholarship Team 2 Social Science Club 3-4 Statecraft 2-3 Track I-2-3-4 Nancy Locke Chorus I Class Officer 1 Class Play 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Glee Club 2-3-4 Hockey Club 1 Intramural Sports 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Library Assistant 1-2 National Honor Society Piratan Staff Scholarship Team 1-2-3 Social Science Club 3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Queen's Court 1 Janet McDaniels Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Hockey Club 2-3-4 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4 Y-Teens 3 Jack McNabb Baseball 1 Basketball 2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Football 1-2-3-4 Judith Middleton Chorus 1-3 G.A.A. 1 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 4 Y-Teens 2-3 Richard Mumma Baseball 1-2 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Golf 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3 National Honor Society Carleen Parleii Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Intramural Sports 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Pirates Log 4 Queen s Court 2-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Albert Sheppard Football 3 Intramural Sports 3 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 4 Marvin Simon Baseball 3-4 Basketball 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Gym Assistant 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 National Honor Society Douglas Parks Chorus 1 Class Play 3-4 Football 3 Intramural Sports 3 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 4 Track 3 Charlotte Scothorn Chorus 1 Class Play 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Intramural Sports 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Assistant 1-2 Red Cross 2-3-4 Social Science Club 3 4 Robert Shumard Intramural Sports 3 1 Marvin Sisk Baseball 1-2-4 Class Play 3 Football 1-3-4 Latin Club 1 Scholarship Team 1-2-3 Shirley Starnes Chorus 1-3 Class Play 4 G.A.A. 1-2 Piraran Staff r.rates Log 4 Y-Tccns 2-3 Norman Taylor All Ohio Boys' Band (State Fair) 1-2-3 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3-4 H Y 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Piratan Staff Scholarship Team i Elza Vest Baseball 1 -2-3-4 Basketball 3 Football 1-2-3 4 Piratan Staff Pirates Log S Hi-Y 2-4 Betty Weldy Chorus 1-3 G A A 1 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 4 Barbara Stout Chorus 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2 Class Play 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2 Intramural Sports 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Piratan Staff Pirates Log 4 Y-Tecns 2-3 Ann Tackett Marshall High School 1-2-3 Band 1 Chorus 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2-3 Class Play 2-3 Everett Weidner Marines 4 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-3-4 Chorus 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2 Track 1-2 Paul Wright Band 1 Basketball 2-3 Football 1 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Intramural Sports 4 Piratan Staff Social Science Club 4 Track I-2-3-4 JL hoy! Ahoy! Ye mateys brave and strong. Now we end our voyage long. Throughout the years that we have sailed. We Pirates bold have never failed. Kenny Haught makes everything a cinch,— He's pretty well taken by Joanne McNinch. Dolores Hicks, president of G. A. A., Her job will be ’Mrs. Moose' someday. Our crew consists of forty-eight mates; They are all different, but each one rates. On another adventure we ll start anew. But we will give you the names of our crew. Dick Adkins is the guy's real name, But ’Huddy’ has brought him far more fame. Dick Andrews’ smile and winning way Will win him many friends some day. Pat Holsinger who is famous for her tan. Wins the admiration of the Arrow Collar Man. Annie Howlctte is as nice as can be And has many friends, we all agree. Next come the Hurst brothers. Cliff and Don; They always finish the job they start on. Nancy Locke has quite a voice. And can tra-la-la the airs of her choice. Clarence Applegate, a right swell guy Is sure to reach the top if he’ll try. Doyle Lonaker, a great actor in plays Will go far with his Shakespearean ways. Bob Allen, who is new- this year. Has traveled far, and landed here. Janet McDaniels, a cute little chick Who, just for laughs, is full of tricks. Bettie Baker is our little doll; She’s very nice and liked by all. Jack McNabb is pretty tall. And so he's a good player in basketball. Dick Barnes plays the drums in the Band He's call, dark-eyed and is he hand (some) ? As a golfer, Dick Mumma s a success; And as class president, he is the best. Sally Byrd, small and petite. Usually flies with the elite. Doug Parks, whose artistic talents rate,— An artist we foresee to be his fate. Bene Lu Cantrell, a cute little lass. Was Homecoming Queen of the Senior C lass. Carleen Parlette, Ma'amselle magnifique Haz ze feegure and pairsonalitie parfeek. Joanne Clover is really spry; Someday she’ll marry a swell guy. Charlotte Scothorn, chairman of Jr. Red Cross, Her graduation will be their loss. Gary Coder is a big, tall blond. The girls, to him, are all beyond . . . reproach. Bud Sheppard, answer to a maiden's prayer; A facsimile of him can't be found anywhere. Clyde Cornett, a quiet guy. When asked a question has a reply. Bob Shumard, master of the hot rod wheel. Around corners we hear him squeal. Ernest Courtney is pretty smart And his grades arc at the top of the chart. Marvin Simon, our star halfback In West Carrollton, it's a known fact. His last name is Culter, the flrst is Bert; Whatever his job, he is an expert. Next is a guy who will take a risk. You know by now it's Jerry Sisk. Carolyn Curp will someday be A big success as you can see. Shirley Starnes’ golden blond hair Wins admiring glances everywhere. Sylvia Denny is in the lead; Whatever her work, she will succeed. Our Fditor-in-Chief, Barbara Stout, Worked very hard to get this Piratan out. As soon as Naomi Duncan leaves school Her name will be changed to Mrs. O’Tool’. Ann Tackett, although she is new. To West Carrollton is always true. Patsy Frasure is kind of shy; Someday she’ll win a very nice guy. Norman Taylor, with musical talent great Will someday a virtuoso rate. Daryl Garrison, although he goes steady. For anyone else is always ready. Elza Vest, with his brown hair and eyes Can always be found with the rest of the guys. Garland is her last name, the first is Anna Mae She hopes to marry Dick some bright sunny day. Everett Weidner, as you all know Left us and to the Marines did go. Moose Grushon, the real name is Bob', Had his beard shaved off for the picture job. Paul Wright, a fair haired lad. When wanted around can always be had. To be a nurse is Phyl Hartman's ambition; She’s just the gal to carry on the tradition. Writing this has been a lot of fun,— We are Betty Weldy and Judy Middleton. CU oyage ID ■ We, the Seniors of the Class of 1951, are the captains of forty-eight different ships of life. Though God made these ships, each has his own will to sail his course through life. When it would be easier to drift with the tide we must sometimes turn against it in order to reach our ultimate Port of Happiness. Bon Voyage, Seniors! May yours be a profitable journey in every way. = r Inaetclassm � Shipmates SHIP JUNIORS Officers — Jerry Combs, Pres., Donnie Brown, V. Pres., Bonnie Stone, Secy, and Treas. First Row— David Walborn, Lilly Greene. Marietta Zink, Dorothy Rhodehaver, Geraldine Pence, Mary Hile, Joanne Yordy, Donna Fair, Barbara Cltndcnon, Lucy McNabb, Donnie Brown. Second Row — Mr. Huffman, Kenneth Harris, George Alexander. Dale Greene, Bonnie Stone, Bonnie Wood, Donna Smith, Doris Murphy, Frank Lakins, Everett Donovan, Bill Smith, Melvin Wilson, Lonzo Carter. Third Rou — Lester Whitworth, Frank Blackburn, Charles Taylor, Earl Rickey, Luther Rose, Omar Lowman, Pearline Nolley, Sue Barlow, Lois Miller, Jerry Combs. The Junior Qass of 1950-51 is now ready to enter the spotlight as Seniors. As Juniors, we have accomplished much, and we have made a place for ourselves in the history of the school. Our Class, sixty-nine strong, has taken part wholeheartedly in school activities nnd it has formed new activities for other classes to enjoy. Quite a few of our boys participate in athletics. Both boys and girls are leaders in Hi-Y and Y-Teens, and eight of our group are members of the Social Science Club. MATES JUNIORS Ftrst Row— Lucille Scothorn, Betty Moyer, Barbara Grushon, Ruth Wood, Peggy Coatney, Nancy Snyder, Connie Richardson, Joyce Enyart, Jane Dechant. Second Row — Mr. Huffman, Victor Treon, Ronnie Wilson, Randall Barker, Kenneth Mays, Bob Link, Roger Weller, Allen McClelland. Norman Grice. Third Row — Loysc Brandenburg. Ronald Hendrickson, John Ross, Jim Ccurtney. Ronnie Brown, Dale Bond, Jim Donovan, Elmo Wilson, Bob Stuck. No Shown — Joy Lee Chambers. Don Castle, Eleanor Chambers, Joan Lotridge, Jim McCoy. Joan McNinch, Monell Taulbee. We have sponsored several successful dances including our exclusive Sweetheart Dance,” and we are proud of the fact that all the cheerleaders are members of our class. Anything we have accomplished we owe to the guidance of our w'onderful adviser, Mr. Murl Huffman. Under his leadership we will reach greater heights in the coming year as Seniors. SHIP SOPHOMORES Officers — C. Cornett, Pres., D. Adkins, V. Pres., F. Carr, Secy., S. Gilbert, Treas. First Rou — F. Chandler. M. Alcorn, D. Finley, P. Emig, S. Gilbert, J. Craft, V. Gilbert, N. Bowden, G. Hippie, G Good, R. Elliott. Second Rou —Miss Woodman, M. Houchins, B Brown, P. Henry, M. Carroll, D. Bowden, K. Connely, J. Duncan, D. Ellis, F. Edwards, R Dealing. C. Cornett. Third Rou — B. Jump, G. Hunter, W. Akers, L. Abney, H. Hocrner, R. Estepp, R. Fahrney, K. Downs, D. Gebhart, F. Carr, W. Hartman. Not shou t — D. Adkins, J. Coatney, G. Fitz, S. Greene, W. Hawkins, J. L. Chambers, A. Davidson, R. Garey, L. Greene. Beware! Even though the Sophomores have taken a back seat in most affairs in the past, we are now' coming up to take our rightful and active place in the school’s activities. You may hear us boast about our participation in sports, but w'e have a right to boast because we have two first string men on the Varsity Basketball Team. Also, a good portion of the Reserve Team is from the Sophomore Class. MATES SOPHOMORES Officers — J. Throckmorton, Pres., O. Skillings, V. Pres., C. Parlett, Secy., P. Weidncr, Treas. first rou—M. Morton, M. Wallace. D. Ward, C. Krebs, B. Long, J. McNinch, P. Weidner, P. Miller, R. Slaton, P. Price, S. Koppin. Second Rou—Miss Marsh, R. Simpson, C. Lovell, C. Parlett, C. Pinkerton, O. West, W. Sturgill, J. Throckmorton. I. Leiwig, W Stoker, K. Leach, C. Orth, R. McDaniels. Third Rou—J. Trimble, R. Shumard, E. Marriott, W. Whit, A. Leiwig, R. Pettit, L. Sinkowitz, O. Skillings, K. Scarborough, P. Proffit, D. Starnes, B. McNabb. Not shoun — J. Brandenburg, T. Petry, J. Kromborg, F. Smith, R. Powers, G. Thomas. Even in football we had our spot; and we are all confident that our boys will participate in baseball. We will soon be thinking up some funny ideas on how to earn some money, but we will succeed, and we hope that in 1953, the school and its students will be proud of us. SHIP FRESHMEN Officers — M. Ccurtney, Pres., V. Boyer, V. Pres. J. Chance, Secy. R Aber, Treas. first Row— W. Eminon, J. Ellis, R Aber, J. Coarney, B. Butler, J. Carpenter, S. Castle, F. Fletcher, S. Collinsworth. Second Row — Mr. Carr, L. M. Cox, M. Cou t-ney, T. Dill, B. Custenborder, L. Collins, B. Engle, A. Enyart, J. Blair, J. Bush. Third Rou — N. Curp, A. Burford. R Branncr, J. Cook, J. Croy, V. Boyer, W. Dorsey, J. Chance, E. Baker, J. Byrd. Officers — J. Graham, Pres., N. Mitchell, V. Pres., S. Gates, Secy., G. Moses, Treas. First Rou —D. Hawkins, S. Gates, C. Long, R. M. Kokot, P. Gaugh, J. Graham. W. McNabb, D. McClelland, M. A. Liszak. Second Rou — Mr. Guiler, J. Howlett, J. Hammond, J. Hatcher. I J. Ingram, G. Moses, N. Mitchell, M. E. Givens, B. Manning, M Lukins, R. Lotridge. Third Row — M D. Moyer, E. George, A. Stevens, C. Gillette, P. Jennings, J. Jackson, F. Hanshell, L. Harris, R Harville, J. McCoy. Not shown—M. Nation, A. Halsey, J. McClure, J. Hurst. Officers — V. Noel, Pres., B. Wood, V. Pres, J. Wireman, Secy, P. Thompson, Treas. First Rou—P. Thompson, N. Schroeder, S. Sisk, B. Taulbee, B. Weldy, J. Wireman, D. Shoemaker, S. Winner, C. Sheppard. Second Rou —Mr. Brown, L. Scothorn, C. Tewcll, P. Thompson, P. Powers, B. Wood, L. Randolph, R. Weller. V. Noel, D. L. Wolf, C. Reeves. Third Rou — M. Treon, R. Slaton, B. Williams, B. Zimmerman, S. Schindler, B. Payne, B. West, J. Pummill. Not shown — B Shephard, D. Pauley, T. Wilson, J. Smith, P. Smith. MATES EIGHTH GRADE Ofthtrs R Gibbons, Pres., G. Clover, V. Pres. $ Chance, Secy.. R. Duncan, Treas. •.-ri Rou—T. Coatney, A. DeVilbiss, M. Donaldson, R Ballard, J. Fry, W. Courtney, E. Hailey, J. Clouse, J. Cox, S. A. Bowden. Stomd Rou—Mr. Bogan, L. Alcorn, F. Collins, P Bee raft. P Bond, L. Cornett, S. Chance, J Custenborder, G. Clover, C. Greene, H. Carroll. Third Rou —R Duncan, R. Collis, R. Gibbons, J Cron. J. Estcpp, H. Hrtel, D. Brunner, M. Day, J. Blasingame, J Davis. Officers — C. Mays. Pres., J. Knight, V. Pres., B Marsh, Secy., G. Hall, Treas. Firsl Rou —P. Hatcher, B. Hoerner. H. Morgan, L. Howard, M. S. McDaniels. N Huber, D. Miller, J. Naylor, R Hurley, B. Houchins. Second Rou—Mrs. Youngbcrg, D. Krust, J. lemmings, R. Hall, P. Kinney, N. High, P. Jones, M. Moore. B. Jump, E. Jenkins, F. Matheney. Third Rou — B. Hisel, J. Hohnhorst, B. Marsh, N. Jackson, L. McVey, G. Hall, J. Knight. R. Myers, J. Kline. Not shoun — C. Mays, D. Otto. Officers — D. Snyder, Pres., R. Schuder, V. Pres., J. Wcntlender, Secy., S. Raisch, Treas. First Rou — S. Raisch, V. Scarborough. J. Lovell, C. Pettit, P. Tobias, D. Tudor. J. Scott. C. Schell. Second Rou —D. Snyder, R. Slaton, N. Rickey, S Sea bold, J. Zechar, R Murphy, D. Tudcr, J. Wentlendcr, R. Smith, B. Themis, J. Stiver. Third Rou—Mr. Newberg, M. Weidner, B. R ce, P. Pence, S. Tucker, R Schuder, K. Wilson, M. L. Blaylock, R Rix, P. Weldy, G. Wilson. Sot shou ti — D. Potts, H. Wells, A. Woods. SHIP SEVENTH GRADE Top: Officers — J. Forsyth, Pres.. B. Harris, V. Pres., H. Farmer, Secy., D. Hinton, Treas. First Rou—R. Grushon,, C. Hohnhorst, H Farmer, E. Grant, G. Gaulden, B. Finley, K. Houchins. J. Hickman, J. Helfinstine, P. Harville. Second Rou —Mr. Graban, R. Fitz, I. Johnson, S. Gray, A. Kitson, D. Hinton, S. High, D. Howe, J. Forsyth, J. Freier. Third Rou—H. Lewis, C. Hurst, W. Harrison, L. Gray, M. Hull, K. Kromborg, J. R Jennens. B. Farley, S. Newman, S. Greene. Not Shoun— J. Humphrey, J. Garey. Lower: Officers — J. Randall, Pres., G. Taggert, V. Pres., A. Weidle, Secy., L. Thomas, Treas. First Rou —A. J. Taulbee, L. Thomas, D. Sprowl, D. Smith, J. Stotts, R Wilson, G. Lacey, D. Tackett, M. Yates. Second Row—Mr. Stevenson, M. Sheppard, G. Taggcrt, R. Pruett, N. Bailey, J. Wilson, J. Randall, J. Sannan, L. Kress, L. Smith, C. Stocksdale. Third Rou—F. Shumard, C. Surrell, N. Aufuldish, M. Trimble, C. Wright, A. Weidle, J. Zur-buchen, R. A. Gaugh, R. Roddy. Not shoun — S. Hahn, J. Wagner, J. Wells. P. Wick, F. Williams, N. Zink. MATES SEVENTH GRADE Top Officers — C. Pfister, Pres., K. Racz. V. Pres., D. Morton, Secy., E. Murphy, Trcas. Ftrst Rou—D. Morton, R Poling, K. Morgan, P. Landro. C. McCoy, A. Mason. R. McLemore, J. Randolph, R. Powers, R. Poultcr. Second Row— Mrs. Martin, G. Metcalf, D. Peffley, C. Pfister, R. Powell, J. Parlerte. E. Murphy, C. Racz, J. Risner. Third Rou —L. Mesarvey, N. Magee, J. Proffit, N. McMahon. K. Rue, L. Peffly, R. Rix Not Shou n — B. Martindale, K. Morgan. G. Ooten, F. Roush. M Hudson. Lower: Officers — C. Akers, Pres., R Boyer, V. Pres., M. Cantrell, Secy.. R. Beckett, Treas First Rou — D. Devilbiss, C. Akers, L. Armstrong, F. Carroll, I. Doss, S. Coffee, E. Ellis, D. Brixey, B. Chambers, R. Boyer. Second Rou — Mr Showaltcr, S. Eubank, D. Copsey, B Carr. T. Craig, J. Coon, D. Bond. W. Doss, R. Beckett. Third Rou —G. Brodbeck. S. Cantrell. R. Chilton, D. Caskey, O. Dodds, V. Carmack, J. Day. R. Anders. C. Click. Not Shoun — M. Cantrell. D Burke. Jft. ft EH CftOSS ■ CL EE CLUB P IB ATE S LOG HhY SPONSOR SOCIAL SCIENCE PI RAT AN Y-TEENS First Row—M. Morton, L. Greene, D. Finley, M. Zink, A. Howlette, D. Fair, R. Simpson, J. Yordy, V. Gilbert. Second Ron —Miss Dean, S. Barlowe, B. Grushon, B. Stone, J. Enyart, J. Dechant, P. Weidncr, R. Wood, S. Byrd, L. McNabb, B. Clendenon, L. Miller, K. Connely. Third Row— P. Henry, D. Bowden, B. Brown, D. Murphy, M. Hile, B. Wood. D. Smith, J. Duncan, C. Parlctt, P. Nolley. No Shown — B. Baker, E. Chambers, J. Craft, S. Denny, R. Garey, D. Hicks, J. Kromborg, N. Locke, J. Lotrid c, C. Parlett, P. Price, L. Scothorn. Officers — L. McNabb, Pres., B Clendenon, V. Pres., B. Wood, Program Chairman, B. Stone, Secy.f D. Hicks, Treas., D. Smith, Devotions, C. Parlett, Social Chairman, A. Howlette, Publicity Chairman, J. Dechant, Service Chairman, N. Locke, Music Chairman, R. Wood, World Fellowship Chairman, L. Miller, Properties Chairman. Martha Dean. Advisor. The Y-Teens' main project this year was being Big Sisters’ to the seventh grade girls with the purpose of bridging the gap between elementary school and junior high. In order to stress the religious purpose of the Club, the girls twice attended local churches in a body, and worked for more meaningful devotions in the meetings. Lucy McNabb attended the State Conference at Dennison, and Bonnie Wood was one of two Y-Teen girls in the United States to attend the Student Christian Association Movement Conference at Oxford. HI-Y First Rou—E. Lciwig, F. Lakins, V. Trton, O. Lowman. B. McDaniels, R. Hendrickson, J. Thrickmorton, B. Stoker, B. Fahrncy. Second Rou—Mr. Brown, R Andrews, A. Leiwie, R. Wilson, F. Smith, L. Wnitworth, J. Combs, D. Walborn, R. Stuck, A, McClelland, N. Grice, O. Skillings, J, Courtney. Third Rou—E. Vest, D Garrison, N. Taylor, B, Link, R. Brown, M. Simon, R. Allen. K. Harris, D. Brown, R. Weller, D. Barnes. Not Shouti — P. Wright, B. Jump, R. Fstepp, D. Adkins. Officers — M. Simon, Pres., N Taylor, V. Pres., R. Brown, Secy., R. Link, Treas., D. Walborn, Chaplain. The Hi-Y Club this year consists of thirty-five members, and has as its president, Marvin Simon. Chaplain David Walborn and Secretary Ronnie Brown attended Camp Nelson Dodd at Brinkhaven, while all officers and the Adviser attended the fall training sessions at Camp Kern. Activities of the year included a paper drive carried on jointly with the Black Knights to benefit Camp Kern, preparing the annual Christmas baskets, sponsoring a George Campbell Singing Assembly, a trip through a Jewish Synagogue, participation in the World Service Program of the YMCA, and giving a spring party for Hi-Y boys and their girl friends. Mr. Brown is adviser of the Club. BAND Firs! Roti---P. Gaugh, I.. Kress, J. Randolph, N. Aufuld:sh, M Donaldson, J. Custenborder, G Petit, M. D. Moyer, P Tobias, L. McVey. Second Row—B Moyer, B. Thomas, N. Bailey, D. Moyer. A. Weidle, D. Smith, R. A. Gaugh. J. Naylor, D. McClelland, D, Snyder, D. Tudor. Third Rou—Mr. Kaiser, J. Knight, D. Garrison, P. Weldy, P. Jones, R. Elliott, B. Wood, P. Roddy, O. Skillings, C. Long, M. Taulbte, P. Nolley, J. Davis. Fourth Row — D. Potts, R. Pruett. V. Scarborough, K. Sea borough, D. Pauley, D. Barnes, M. Courtney, R. Abcr, R. Gibbons, G. Lacy. Sol Shown — G. Alexander, E. Marriott, S. Hahn. L. M.Cox. The Band began its activities, at the County Fair, September 6th, and continued throughout the year adding zest and entertainment to the school program Among its contributions were music for the football and basketball games, a concert at Moraine School, and a Minstrel Show. Members also took part in the Ohio Music Education Festival at Dayton, the District Music Festival, and the Memorial Day Parade. The Band is under the direction of Mr. Kaiser. Fronted by the Majorettes, the Band presented many snappy shows and formations at the football games. Bonnie Wood led the way through the season with spirit. Donna Smith and her assistants gave majorette routines at halftime basketball games. Marilyn Courtney, Pearline Nolley, Ann Weidle, and Rosetta Pruett demonstrated cleverness and originality in their baton-twirling technique. MAJORETTES Center Kneeling — B Wood. Standing — A. Weidle, P. Nolley, D. Smith, M. Courtney, R. Pruett. GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB, First Rou — D. Ward, D. Finley, S. Gilbert, C. Krebs, B Long, B. Moyer, S. Koppin, R. Simpson, D. Smith. Second Row—Mr. Robbins, J. Dechant, N. Bowden, M. Taulbee, P. Price, V. Gilbert, G. Hippie, J. McNinch, P. Miller, G. Pence, L. McNabb, B. Stone. Third Rou — B. Brown, O. West, L. Scothorn. D. Bowden. D. Wolf. D. Murphy, T. Petry, S. Barlowe, C. Scothorn, N. Locke. Not Shown — E. Chambers, K. Conley, C. Pinkerton. ORCHESTRA, First Rou — J Wilson, D. Smith, P Gaugh, R A. Gaugh, J. Custenborder, J. Crater, J. Craft. Second Rou—R. Schudcr, Mi. Kaiser, C Long, D. Gibbons, J. Knight, A. Aher, B. Custenborder. D. Pauley. Not Shoun — J. McNinch. The Glee Club is an organization in which participation means enjoyment. This year it took part in the Y-Teen Induction Services, the Spring Festival, the Minstrel, and it presented a Christmas cantata. The Glee Club is under the direction of Mr. Robbins. The Orchestra numbers eighteen, and is under the direction of Mr. Kaiser. The ability of the players was demonstrated at the Senior Class Play and other performances during the year. The Orchestra also boasts of a complete woodwind quintet. SENIOR G. A. A. TOP First Row—M. Lukins, N. Mitchell, L. Greene, R Wood, B. Wood, D. Smith B. Stone, L. MeNabb, M. Zink. Second Rou — Mrs. Combs, M. S. Bowie, C. Gillette, D. Shoemaker, J. Jackson, S. Collinsworth, C. Sheppard, B. Weldy, J. Wireman Third Rou—R Simpson, G. Hippie, G. Moses. J. Duncan, F. Hanshell, S Winner, S. Barlowc. D. Bowden, B. Manning. P. Price. J. Howlett. LOWER First Rou — M. Liszah, R M. Kokot, J. Hammond, S. Sisk, B. Butler, M. E. Givens, M. Courtney, P. Thompson, N. Schroeder, M. D. Moyer. M. Morton. Second Row—Mrs. Combs, j. Kronborg, F. Fletcher, B. Engle. P. Miller, C. Krebs, B Brown, P. Weidner, P. Henry, B. Long, P. Gaugh, S. Denny, C. Tewell. Third Rou—C. Parlert, B. Cantrell, B. Baker. A Howlett. D. Hicks, N. Duncan, M Hile, C. Parlett, C. Long, P. Thompson, D. Fair, J. Dechant. Not Shown — F. Benedict, P. Holsinger. Officers — D. Hicks, Pres., B. Wood, V. Pres., B Cantrell, Secy., S. Denny, Treas., C. Parlett, Corresponding Secy., B. Stone. Historian. JUNIOR G. A. A. Firil Row___D. Morton, P. Hatcher, L. N. Thomas, H. Farmer, M. Sheppard, J. Hickman, J. Randall, J. Helhnstme, M Yates, M. S McDaniels, M. McMahon. Second Rou — K. Racz, S. Chance, P. Kinney, K Kromborjt, R. A. Gaujth, B Farley, J. R Jennens. J. Humphrey, M. Moore. J. Custenborder, R. Smith, F. Williams. Third Rou— Mrs Ccmbs, N. Aufuldish, C. WriKht. D. Peffley. C. Surrell. J. Lovell, P. Tobias. M Donaldson. J. Fry, D. Tudor, J. Wentlender, M. Weidner, L. Cornett, P. Becraft Fourth Row-). Clouse. R. A. Slaton, S. Seabold. D. Tudor, A. Weidie, j. Zechar, C. Schell, B. Thomas, P. Harville, B Rice, P. Pence, N. Huber, J. Cox, K. Wilson. Not Shown — S. Coffey. M. Cantrell. P. Bend, D. Bond, R Chilton. D Brixey. E Roush, B. Carr, J. Carey, S. Cantrell. Oft en — P. Kinney. Pres.. B. Thomas. V. Pres., J. Wentlender, Secy., P. Pence, Treas.. P. Tobias, Historian. Members of the Junior and Senior G. A. A. reach for the standards set up by their capable adviser, Mrs. Combs. The purpose of the Club is to build healthy bodies and practice clean sportsmanship. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row— C. Dechant, M. Morton, D. Ward, L. Greene, S. Castle, D. Finley, M. Taulbee, G. Pence, S. Koppin, J. Kraft. Second Rou—S. Gilbert, V. Gilbert, B. Long, J. McNinch, D. Fait, L. Scothorn, Miss Hovcrmale, C. Scothorn, J. Dechant, L. Scothorn. Third Rou—M. Hile, J. Wireman, B. Weldy, D. Wolfe. J Hurst, B. Custenborder, M. E. Givens, B. Engle, C. Tewell, D. Murphy. The Junior Red Cross of WCHS has participated in the American Junior Red Cross program for the past three years. This year four groups of students worked at Brown Hospital. Another group decorated a Christmas tree at the Flight Line Depot at Wright Patterson Field, and collected candy donations from the local merchants for distribution. The annual Christmas boxes were filled and sent overseas. Monthly Council Meetings were attended at the Dayton Red Cross Headquarters. Charlotte Scothorn is Chairman of the organization, and Jane Dechant, Lucille Scothorn and Donna Fair are unit leaders. Miss Hovermale is adviser. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB First Row — B. Clendenon, A. Howlett. L. McNabb. J. Decham. P. Weidner, N. Locke. L. Scothorn. L. Miller. Second Rou—Mr. Huffman. B. Wood. D. Smith, J. Duncan, S. Denny. M. Hile, C. Parlett. J. Throckmorton. Third Row — J. Courtney. R Allen. M. Simon, R. Brown. P. Wright, O. Skillings. D. Lonaker. Sol Shown—D. Powers, J. Kronborg. Ofhcen — S. Denny, Pres., D. Smith. Secy. Treas., M. Hile. Program Chairman. The Social Science Club was established in 1949 through the efforts of Mr. Huffman. It is a service organization open to grades ten through twelve, and during its short existence it has accomplished a great deal. This year Christmas toys were distributed, and gifts were sent to friends in Germany. Members were taken through the Dayton Mental Institution, and elected students -enjoyed a trip to New York City, and attended the United Nations Assembly. Mr. Huffman is adviser, and Mr. Guiler is assistant adviser NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Marvin Simon, Ernest Courtney, Sylvia Denny, Nancy Locke, Dolores Hicks, Richard Mumma, Clyde Cornett. Fifteen per cent of the Senior Gass may be elected to membership in the National Honor Society. Elections are based on character, leadership, and service. Those who have won this distinction deserve great praise. PIRATES' LOG STAFF First Row — B. Weldy, B. Clendenon, C. Farlett, N. Locke. Second Row — Mrs. Youngberg, S. Starnes, J. Middleton, E. Courtney. Not Shou n — B. Baker, D. Parks, A. Sheppard, B. Stout. To keep the students oi West Carrollton and Moraine Bettie Baker was its editor; production was by the Schools posted, the Pirates’ Log Staff published a monthly Commercial Department, supervised by Miss Arnold, paper. The Pfratfs' Log. and Mrs. Youngberg was adviser. PIRATAN STAFF First Row — S. Starnes. J. Middleton, D. Hicks, J. Clover. D. Lonaker, B. Weldy, N. Locke, S. Byrd, S. Denny. Each section of the PIRATAN was under the supervision of an editor, responsible to the Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Stout. They were Norman Taylor, head of all rhe photography, coordinated by Richard Andrews, Daryl Garrison, and Clyde Cornett Joanne Clover, classes; Sally Jeanne Byrd, organizations; Ernest Courtney, Elza Vest, and Paul Wright, sports. Clifford Hurst. Sylvia Denny, Douglas Parks, and Albert Sheppard, feature; Second Row— Mrs. Youngberg, N. Taylor, D. Garrison, R. Barnes, R Andrews, E. Courtney, E. Vest, P. Wright, C Hurst. Judith Middleton, and Betty Weldy, class poem; Nancy Locke, farewell; Doyle Lonaker, Marvin Sisk, and Richard Barnes, advertising; Dolores Hicks, business; Bettie Baker, Faculty and School Board; Shirley Starnes, and Carolyn Curp, typists. Prods were supplied by Mrs. Youngberg and Mr. Cribley. I C nte tainme SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE CAST Dex Dormer Douglas Parks Jimmy Smith Doyle Lonaker Cissie Trent Sylvia Denny Wendy Hill _________Nancy Locke Tucker Trent Norman Taylor Hosanna Bug Oma Ormsby Barbara Stout Minnie Peterson Naomi Duncan Mrs. Fizby Bet tie Baker Miss Thompkins Shirley Starnes Mrs. Smith Anna Garland- Charlotte Scot horn Many a gcxxi laugh was had when the Senior Class presented its play, The Bargain Bride. on November 17 th. The play, under the direction of Mr. Guiler, proved to be one of the fastest moving plays ever to be given in West Carrollton. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY First Row — B. Clendenon, B. Stone, B. Wood, D. Smith, J. Yordy, D. Rodehaver, Miss Marsh. THE Bill Webster Ronnie Wilson George Webster Lester W hit worth Jane Webster Donna Smith Liz Barbara Clendenon Belinda Boyd Joann Yordy Jeep Stanley Kenneth Harris Second Row — S. Walborn, J. Courtney, R. Wilson, K. Harris, G. Alexander, L. Whitworth. CAST Dolores Mason Bonnie Stone Kitty Bonnie Wood Mr. Watt David Walborn Shirley Mae Stringer ___________ Dorothy Rodehaver Emil Stuler Jim Courtney The Football Coach George Alexander Another highlight in the dramatic achievements of the year was the Junior Class Play, THOSE WEBSTERS, a very delightful comedy. Rehearsals were a riot, but under the skillful direction of Miss Marsh, a finished performance was presented on the night of April 13. MINSTREL Students whose interest centered around the stage had a chance to display their talents in the Minstrel Show, and won the applause of a full house, in spite of bad weather, on the evening of February 8th. ASSEMBLIES The Assemblies in the West Carrollton Schools were of the highest quality this year. The programs were selected with taste and care, and consisted of productions that were both educational and entertaining. Presentations ranged from instructive movies, and safe driving, to the demonstration of power-driven motors. Magicians, concert artists, and delightful plays given with charming little marionettes, and others too numerous to mention, have helped to make this year one of enjoyment and intellectual accomplishment. Athletics FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS. First Rou Kneeling —15. Wood, B. Stone, M. Hile. Rear — R Barnes. Tradition held sway as the Vikings of Miamis-burg, arch rivals from the South, came to the West Carrollton Stadium, and departed victorious by a score of 44 to 0. The Pirates' debut in the Southwestern Buckeye League play was spoiled by the West Milton Bulldogs, as we came out at the bottom of the pile-up with a score of 33 to 0. We finally scored in the Tipp City game, which was next on the schedule, but went down to defeat by a score of 33 to 13. The touchdowns were scored by Simon and Adkins. The extra point was scored by Simon. In the fourth game the Pirates played Eaton in their third League game, and were defeated by a score of 38 to 6. The lone Pirate touchdown was scored by Adkins. We traveled to Madison for the fifth game, and were defeated again by a score of 25 to 0. The Pirates won the sixth battle over Versailles. This was also a league game, and the Pirates topped Versailles 18 to 14. Touchdowns were scored by Simon, who scored twice, and Adkins, who scored once. The seventh game, a thrilling one, was lost on the local field to the Jefferson Broncos by a score Football Scores Miamisburg 44 West Carrollton 0 West Milton 33 West Carrollton 0 Tipp City 33 West Carrollton 13 Eaton 38 West Carrollton 6 Madison 25 West Carrollton 0 Versailles 14 West Carrollton 18 Lebanon 24 West Carrollton 12 Jefferson 7. West Carrollton 6 Covington 38 West Carrollton 27 of 7 to 6. The Pirates' only touchdown was scored by Smith. In the eighth game, the Pirates went down to defeat at the hands of the Lebanon Warriors by a score of 24 to 12. The touchdowns were scored by Weidner and Simon. In the final game, the Pirates went to Covington to be defeated by a score of 38 to 27. The Pirates' touchdowns were scored by Brown, one, Simon, two, and Adkins, one. The extra points were scored by Brown, Simon, and Vest. Each scored one. During the whole season the Pirates were out-scored by their opponents 259 to 84. The opponents outgained them by 3,542 to 2,696 yards. The average for the year was 299.6 for the Pirates, and 393-7 for the opponents. Two Pirates were chosen for the first two All League Teams at the Southwestern Buckeye League Banquet. Simon was chosen for the first team quarterback, and Adkins was chosen as the second team end. The Pirates finished fourth in the League, as they won the League game over Versailles, who finished last. Tipp City finished first, and Eaton an 1 West Milton tied for second place. FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row— E. Weidner, E. Vest, Captain, M. Simon, M. Sisk, R. Adkins, J. McNabb. Second Rou — D. Starnes. R. Weller, L. Whitworth, R. Brown, R Stuck, R. Link, J. Combs. Third Rou —J. Chance, B. McNabb, W. Sturgill, J. Courtney, D. Brown, K. Harris, G. Thomas. Fourth Rou — Coach Carr, R. Schuder, Mgr., J. Throckmorton, F. Smith. O. bowman, Mgr., R. Aber, Mgr., S. Graban, Ass't. Coach, W. Stevenson, Ass't. Coach. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Captain Marvin Simon was chosen for the All-Southwestern Buckeye League team as quarterback. He was one of the leading ground-gainers in the valley, coming out with an average of 6.21 yards per try. Dick Adkins, who was named to the second All-League team as an end. caught sixteen passes, four of which went for touchdowns. He picked up a total of 347 yards. Jack McNabb showed great versatility in his ability to play on offense and defense. F.verett Weidner proved his all-around skill by being able to play backfield after playing the line. He made a splendid showing in the backfield in the final three games. Bob Grushon proved himself a bulwark in the center of the Pirates’ line. Bob missed the last three games because of a toe injury. Marvin Sisk joined the Club late in the season, and became the center for the last three games. He filled in very capably for Bob Grushon. Elza Vest played a splendid game at quarterback in his last year of football. He was an exceptionally good passer, completing an average of 30.4 per cent of his passes in 46 attempts. HOMECOMING Center — Queen Bette Lu Cantrell. (Crown being placed by Captain Marvin Simon). Queen's attendants reading clockutse from high noon — Dolores Hicks, Senioi, Barbara Clendenon, Junior, Phyllis Weidner, Sophomore, Jeanine Howlett, Freshman, Carleen Parlett, Senior, Blan Manning, Freshman, Geraldine Hippie, Sophomore. Peggy Coatney, Junior. CEREMONIES HOMECOMING GALA EVENT The good ship WCHS put on gala dress for the crowning of Queen Bette Lu Cantrell at the Homecoming Game with Jefferson on the evening of October 27th, 1950. The Band, directed by Mr. Jack Kaiser, made an effective picture as the players drew into heart formation in their lighted caps. The Majorettes, in white uniforms, stood at attention to guard the Queen and her Court as they passed to the center of the heart for coronation. Little Bonnie Lee Bogan was Crown-bearer. The ceremony was followed by a dance in the gym with Tony Powells Orchestra furnishing the music. BASKETBALL VARSITY First Row— E. Weidner, R. Brown, R. Mumma, C. Cornett, R. Adkins E. Vest, M. Simon. Second Row — Coach Bogan, R. Wilson, Mgr., D. Brown, J. McNabb, R. Hearing, M. Grice, Mgr. The Pirates ended a very successful season with a record of 9 wins, 9 losses, and 1 tie. Five of their defeats were at the hands of Qass A schools, and four at the hands of class B schools. The latter were by one and two point margins. The squad was cut rather short with the loss of Everett Weidner and Dick Adkins to the Marines at the end of the first semester. The team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the District Tournament at Xenia by defeating Ross in the opening round, and then losing to the tall and powerful Blanchester team which went on to become district champs. The Pirates were led by Dick Mumma and Clifford Cornett who staged a scoring duel all season long. Captain Mumma was high scorer with 214 points. Cornett was a close second with 211 points. Cornett led the team in field goals meshing a total of 86. Mumma led the team from the foul line with a total of 52 fouls. The opening game was with the Northridge Polar Bears on rhc home court. The final score was 52 to 38 in favor of the Pirates. The Pirates were led by Captain Dick Mumma and Sophomore Clifford Cornett with 15 and 11 points each. In the second game the Pirates met and defeated the Germantown Cardinals in a game in which the Pirates broke 60 points, winning 61 to 43. The Pirates were again paced by Mumma and Cornett, scoring 18 and 17 points respectively. In the next game, the Teddy Bears of Roosevelt defeated West Carrollton. The score was 65 to 16,— the worst defeat of the season. W. C. hit only 7.4 per cent of their total shots. Roosevelt hit 80 per cent the first half. Fredericks of Roosevelt netted 15 points. The Pirates were led by Cornett with 5 points. Then came the big game of the season with our rival neighbor, Miamisburg. After leading for three quarters, the Pirates were eventually out-manned and the Vikings won 63 to 49. High scorers for the Pirates were Mumma and R. Brown with 15 and 13 points each. Sharritts was high for the Vikings with 16 points. The Pirates lost their third straight game at Staunton to the Tipp Ciry Red Devils by a score of 34 to 32. Mumma pitched 8 in for the Pirates. Tipp City was led by Lenehan with 9 points in a very low-scoring game. The Pirates returned home to meet the Jefferson Broncos, and edged them 47 to 43 in a good game. Mumma again led the Pirates with 16 points, and Mann was high for the Broncos with 23 points. The next night Seven Mile defeated the Pirates by a score of 49 to 48. W. C. was led by Cornett. BASKETBALL RESERVES First Rou—D. Adkins, J. Pummill, W. Smith, L. Whitworth, E. Wilson, D. Gebhart, J. Throckmorton. Second Row — Coach Graban, W. Stoker, R. Fahrney, R. Estepp, W. Sturgill, R. Hendrickson. Dearing, (another sophomore), and Munitna, with 15, 12, and 12 points respectively. Seven Mile was paced by their 6'4 sophomore center Tom Hood, with 25 points. The Oakwood Lumberjacks were -next on the schedule, and the Pirates defeated them 42 to 34 on the local floor. The Pirates were spurred to victory by Cornett who dropped 20 points through the hoop in his best scoring spree of the year. Kless was the stalwart for the Lumberjacks with 11 points. Then came the Camden Cubs to the local floor. The Pirates gained their fifth win of the season by a score of 52 to 40. Mumma flipped 24 points through the old bucket which was tops for the year, and Cornett followed with 15. Creech was high for the Cubs with 13 points. The Annual Cage Carnival was held and the Pirates met the Alumni in the third game of the evening. This game was unusual because it ended in a 46 to 46 tie when the scorers made an error which appeared in the final analysis after the game. Cornett was high for the high school with 13 points, and Ely, an ex-Miami University star, was high for the Alumni with 10 points. The Pirates then traveled to Dixie to meet the Dixie Greyhounds, who gave the Pirates their worst defeat of the season by a class B school,— 63 to 48. The Pirates were paced by three new' leaders, Dearing, Simon, and R. Brown, with 9 points each. Wilbur Holp topped all scorers for the Greyhounds with 18 points. West Milton then came to town and defeated the Pirates by a score of 58 to 44. We were led by Cornett and Mumma with 13 and 11 points each. Karns and C. Fox of Milton teamed up to pour in 28 points between them. Eaton was next in line. The Pirates defeated them 59 to 56 in a very good game on the local floor. The Pirates were paced by Vest, a newcomer in the scoring circle. Vest and Mumma with 15 and 13 points respectively, were high for our team. Eaton was led by Boerner and Weadick with 14 and 13 points each. The Warriors from Lebanon then invaded the Pirates' stronghold and defeated them by a score of 63 to 46. The Pirates were again led by Vest with 16 points. Lebanon was led by their two scoring aces, Ronnie Surface and Red Back, with 25 and 22 points each. The Pirates traveled to Xenia for the next game and defeated the Cadets from the O.S.S.O. Home by a score of 57 to 56 in a very exciting game. The Pirates were bolstered by their two leading scorers, Mumma and Cornett who had 20 and 14 points. Stone topped Cadet scorers with 17 points. Following the Cadets were the Versailles Tigers who walked off the floor with a 49 to 48 overtime victorv in what proved to be one of the thrillers of the year. Vest led the Pirate's attack with 17 points. Versailles was headed by their star center, Magoto, with 14 points. BASKETBALL FRESHMAN First Rou—J Byrd. B Wood, D. McClelland, B. McNabb, J. Graham, R. Weller, R. Harville. Second Rou—W, Stevenson, Ass't Coach, V. Noel, J. Cook, J. Smith, W. Dorsey, Coach Carr. The final game of the season was against Parker Co-op. Parker walked off the local court with a 51 to 41 victory to level the Pirates' record of 8 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. Marvin Simon bagged 11 points for the Pirates' and Bissett of the Beavers tossed in 13 points. In the opening round of the District Tournament, the Pirates met Ross Township. The final score was 51 to 46 in favor of the Pirates. Cornett and Dearing snagged 14 points each. Spence led his teammates with 16 points. In the next round the Pirates met the big Blanchester team and went down to defeat by a 53 to 34 score. The Pirates were led by Mumma with 9 points. Jacoby and Starkey led their team with 18 and 10 points each. Cornett and Dearing. the two sophomore starters on the Club, had a lot of varsity experience. Along with these two sophomores were the following juniors: R. Brown, D. Brown, E. Wilson, and W. Smith. Whitworth and Gephart, a junior and a sophomore, will be ready to make the jump from the Reserves to the Varsity next year. We had a fair record and feel that the season was very successful. z X if X S 06 i: 0 X ac h Z -3 to D A f i z s Q 8 z H ! ■ 7 U2 Z if 06 Q 2 06 U O 2 a H X X X X t u. O 7 Mumma 15 18 4 15 8 16 12 8 24 Cornett 11 17 5 11 6 9 15 20 15 Vest 0 12 0 6 5 2 2 Dearing 0 5 4 0 0 9 13 5 3 Simon 2 3 2 2 3 4 2 0 R. Brown 6 0 0 13 0 2 2 0 3 D. Brown — 0 — 6 8 Adkins 6 5 0 0 2 2 3 0 McNabb 5 0 0 2 1 0 1 Wfidner Wilson Smith Whitworth 2 4 0 6 2 0 — 2 4 Gephart z 7 X X H z 0 z 0 z 6 «✓ X X X ) £ — X % 12 B □ z X X X f- £ a: X a UJ w x d CO 0 oC X A £ 7 7 ii 13 6 20 10 2 9 9 214 13 6 13 10 5 14 n 8 14 8 211 4 5 9 15 16 10 17 2 8 0 113 6 9 5 1 4 3 0 9 14 6 96 3 9 3 6 9 10 0 1 1 6 0 8? 4 9 — 4 3 — — 4 0 5 55 2 — 3 10 3 0 8 5 0 6 50 16 4 1 0 — 0 — 2 — — 0 16 14 1 2 0 0 0 3 2 0 — — — — — — 0 — 2 0 0 BASEBALL Finl Row—E. Vest, J. Combs. D. Brown, W. Sturgill, R. Brown, K. Hauglit, M. Sisk, M. Simon, E. Weidner. Second Rou—Coach Eisele, D. Gebhart, K. Harris, K. Mays, C. Cornett. J. Donovan, E. Wilson, R. Fahrney, M. Wilson, Mgr. The West Carrollton Pirates' Baseball Team is composed largely of experienced players. Only a few players are gone from the former team. The pitching department retained the same members, and added one new player. The infield is also practically unchanged since only one player was graduated. The outfield is new throughout, and the catching section has one new member. The Southwestern Buckeye League has become a four sport League. The Pirates will play such members of the League as Vandalia-Butler. Trorwood-Madison, Eaton. West Milton, and Tipp City. Coach Eisele will plan the remainder of the schedule as the season progresses. TRACK Fint Row—R. Hendrickson, Mgr., G. Hunter, L Rose, O, Lowman, E. Courtney, D. Lonaker, F. Marriott. J. Ross. Second Row — Coach Bogan, W. Sturgill, R. Weller. W. Hartman, R. Brown, P Wright, G. Alexander, J. Courtney. S. Graban, Ass't Coach. Third Row — N. Grice, W. Smith, J. Donovan, C. Cornett, R. Grushon, R. Stuck, C. Hurst. This year our Track Team has the nucleus of being one of the strongest since Coach Bogan came to this school. The team has the experience, and possibly the balance to make it a winning team. Four members were lost this year by graduation. Two of them were in the field events, and two were sprinters. The team is bolstered by the return of six seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore from last year's team. The Pirates held their first home meet under the lights when they were hosts to the League Track Meet on April 19. They also attended such outstanding meets as Knights of Columbus in Cincinnati, and the Miami Relays at Oxford. CROSS COUNTRY G. Hunter, C. Hurst, O. Lowman, D. Lonaker, E. Courtney With the return of four runners, the Pirates had the main portion of their cross country team to go along with two new runners. The brightest spot of the fair season was the individual performance of Captain Ernest Courtney, who had a total of three firsts, one second, and one third. The Pirates ended the season by finishing sixth in a field of ten teams in the district with Courtney receiving a second, and qualifying for the state meet where he received a third place. In the first dual meet of the season, Tom Banta led Parker to a 20 to -15 victory, with Courtney picking up a first Courtney paced the Pirates in the second meet and they defeated Fairborn by a score of 19 to 39. Lowman, Lonaker. Hurst, and Ross finished third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, respectively. Bob Milthalers paced the Stivers Tigers to a victory over the Pirates by a score of 20 to 35 with Courtney again getting a first. Name Parker Fairborn Stivers District Ernest Courtney First First First Second Clifford Hurst Twelfth Fifth Ninth Thirty-first Doyle Lonaker Eleventh Fourth Seventh Thirty-ninth John Ross Sixteenth Sixth Tenth Fortieth Omar Lowman Tenth Third Eighth Forty-fourth George Hunter Fourteenth Eighth Twelfth Forty-seventh State Third GOLF First Row — F I.akins, F. Edwards, E. Leiwig, B. Link. Second Rou------Mr Huffman, R. Schuder, A. McClelland, L. Whitworth, R Mumma. The Golf team is in its third season under the guidance of Mr. Huffman. This year two new members from the Junior Varsity were added. The team is led by Dick Mumma who was the lead-off man last year. Through the courtesy of the Miamisburg Mound Golf Course, the Pirate golphers were able to play their home matches there. The schedule remains practically the same as the previous one, and includes such prominent teams as Hamilton Public, Chaminade, Kiser, Fairmont, Oakwood, Xenia Central, and Lebanon. The team is participating in the Tri-State Golf Tourney. The District will be held at the Dayton Community Golf Course in May. HOCKEY First Row— P. Henry, J. McDaniel, M. Hile, D. Hicks. P. Weidner, J. Wireman, M. E. Givens. Second Row — L. Greene, M. Morton, A. Howiette, M. Zink, D. Fair, P. Thom; son, B. Butler, J. Dechant, C. Sheppard, M. Lakins, M. Courtney. Third Row— F. Hanshell, Mrs. Combs. B. Long, B. Brown, B. Stone, B. Wood, N. Mitchell, D. Shoemaker, D. Smith, L. McNabb, J. Duncan, C. Richardson, G. Hippie, C.Pariette. Fourth Rou —S. Barlow, R. Simpson, B. Engle, F. Fletcher, B. Weldy, M. Bowie, C. Gillette, S. Collinsworth, C. Krebs, P. Miller, J. Howiette, B. Manning. Not shown in picture — C. Tewell, V. Gilbert, R. Garey, B. Baker, S. Gilbert, F Benedict, N. Duncan, B. Cantrell. The schools that we contested in Hockey this year were Fairmont, Northridge, and Oakwood. The score of the Fairmont game was 4-0 in their favor. The Northridge game was a tie. and with Oakwood s second teem we lost by a score of 2-1. Even though we didn't do too well this year in scheduling games, we had a lot of fun in the intermurals. - ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ WEST CARROLLTON SIXTH GRADE MORAINE SIXTH GRADE First Rou----M. Collins, G. Gray, J. Bush. Second Rou — J. Gaines, J. Combs, C. Collins, G. Hall, J. Canrrell, B. Ingram, G. Mullins, L Case, M. Gates. Third Rou —Mr. Mills, C. Bond, R. Bowden, J. Butler, R Greene, R. Halsey, D. Chilton, J. Hammond, D. Moyer. C Greene, C. Croy. Fourth Row — T. Huffman, J Alexander, D. Chance, B. Good, C. Dechant. J. Downs, E. Evans, R Grushon, T. Elliott. Not Shou t — J. Hummerick, J. Clouse. I. Hummerick. first Row—R. Kontz, M. Morton, R. Kokcn.cc, R. Naylor. Second Row — E Pettit, W. Morton, P Stuck, J. Sorrell, M. Conic }. S Muellens, T. Tufts. H. Taggart, D. Raisch, R. Slaton, B Preston. Third Row — W. Lindsey, L. Kokot, M. Newcert. N. Sizer, P. Shumard, B. Miller, M. Williams, S. Weller, D. Tobias, B. Kesling, S. Rankin. T. Moses, D. Rodehaver, S. James, M. Kelly, J. McDaniels, W. Mays, P. Pettit, R. Naman, R. Kochendorfcr, J. Krietzcr. Not Shown — E. Lakins. First Rou —J. Bond. J. Click. B. Hoerner, P. High, R. Gilbert, M. Hohnhorst, B. Becraft, J. Cox, L. Doss, P. Coffee. Second Rou—S Hile, D. Hawkins, S. Mason, K. Etter, J. Eaton, B. Carroll, A. Harrison, M. Harrison, R. Engler, B. Fuller. Third Row— Miss Northcutt, R. Haines, R. Baker, E. Williams, I. Boyatt. A. Farley, P Fritz, J. Fee, J. Fogle, E. Bolinger, C. Caprio. First Rou —A. Williams. L. Schear, L. Matheny, J. Lambert. Second Rou—S. West, P. Smith, R. Krust, J. Spear, R Warner. J. Young, S. Stiver, H. Loftis, G. Taylor, R. Sprowl. Third Rou —Mrs. Huston, U. Shoupe, C. Lewis, D. Williams, J. Markuues, D. Metcalf, J. Poulter, G. Stiver, L. McAfee, B. Pierce, D. Ludor. Fourth Rou — M. Ward, M. Straley, J. Miller, E. Richards, E. Stephens, H. Weidner, E. Phillips, B. Weidner. Not Shown — R Lemp, W. Wheeler. WEST CARROLLTON FIFTH GRADE First Rou— J. Rose, D. Fordyce, D. Howe, R. Case. Row — J. Cummings, L. Good, V. Isaacs, P. Hagwood, B Howard, D. Hisey, B. Caupp, B. Ingram, R. Greene, L. Beckett. 7hud Ron — Miss Garringer, M. Collins, R. Choate, R. Heeter, V Brodheck, R. Alexander, J. Crater, S. Huber, D. Bur-ford, C. Jennings. fourth Row — E. Feist, S. Criblcy, T. Downs, R. Fahrney, R. Hahn, H. Gates, D. Harrison, J. Boyer, B. Copsey. Not Shown — D. Howerton. First Row — T. Lemmings. B W� on, N. Roddy, R. Schindler, R Pruett. Second Row—B. Lyson, R. Smith, B. Kinner, R Smith, M. Wilton, V. Morgan, D. Powers, D. Koppin, C. Pennington, D. Rix. Third Row—Mrs. Croy, S. Sowers. S. Potts, B. Tolle, L. Williams, S. Webb, N. Sorrell, M. Leiwig, D. Smith, B. Sorrell, M. West. Fourth Rou—V. Sannon, J. Schindler, L. Pence, G. Lakins, L. Kuhn, I. J. Moomaw, C. S. Wright, B. Werth, J. Ward. Not Shown — C. Wood, N. Proffitt. MORAINE FIFTH GRADE First Row — A. Stansel, J. Williams. Second Row — A. Lemons, H Thompson. C. Petry, D. Metcalf, D. Schaaf. D. Swab, J. Stiver, B. Poling, D. Richards, A. Roush. Third Row—Mrs. Cavcnder, C. Morris. D. McCoy, S. Ward, T. Bitonti, J. Bitonti, W Nave, C. Mathcney. R Nollcy, R. Pinkerton. Fourth Rou —D. Scott. J. Richardson, J. Morter. R Pinkerton, R. Kazlaskas. A. Sheppard, B. Zechar, J. Pepper. Not Shown — S. Nichols. First Row — W. Collins, R. Wagner, J. Creason. Second Ron—W. Geswein, C. Akers, R. Craig, D. Eaton. B. Burke, S. Hollis, F. Hollinger. B. Hawkins, C. Barton, D. Howard. Third Row — M. Fogle, R. Johnson, S Chambers, D. Em non, B. Castle, B. Gardiner, J. Crutchfield, L. Boitnott. Fourth Rou —Mr. Gress, J. Johnson, R. Harville, R Brixcy, R. Fee, V. Hisel, R. Fitz, D. Hamilton, H. Craig. Not Shown — J. Jordan. WEST CARROLLTON FOURTH GRADE First Row — L. Slaughter, B. Shumard, L. Srultz. Second Row — S. Kinney, C. Wolfe, D. Newkirk, S. Roy, L Reynolds, T. Smith. J. Middleton, F. Price, G. Sizer, A. Kochcndorfer. Third Ron — Mrs. Gaugh, J. Lemmings, W. Pinkerton. 1 Kelly, W. Mays, C. Skillings, M. Nicely, K. Kinerer. L. Smith, J. Schindler, R. Shell, N. Pauley. Fourth Row — S. Speelman, M. Thomas. G Mullins, K. Wilson, C Kochendorfer, P. Tracy, L. Walker, B Wiscn heimer, C. Zurbuchen, C. Yordy. Not Shou tt — M. Ooten. First Row — L. Bowman, J. Bradshaw, L. Greene, R. Arnold. Second Row — T. Helhnstine, E. Joseph, V. Grushcn, C. Eubank, R. Collins, C. Coatney. M Eby, C. Harris, J. Clay, J. Carroll, W. Clayton. Third Row—R. Curp, D. Givers. L. Engle, D. Brunner, G. Barnes, J. Eby, M. Joseph, L. Davis, D. Hummerick, W. Carmack. Fourth Row — Mrs. Burns, C. Bond, J. Cribley. V. Gauldin, E. Hull, J. Combs. O. Cantrell, R. Herman, J. Greer, J. Bunn, N. Fletcher. MORAINE FOURTH GRADE First Rou—B. Rose, A. Spear, J. Murphy, E. Millat, R McClelland, C. Pence, J. Sargent, F. Markimes, C. Pierce, S. Stiver, D. Taulbee. Second Rou —E. Phillips, H. Straley, N. Marshall, P. Tucker, N. Pierce, H. Spear, R. McCurdy, E. L. Stansel, E. Milbern. Third Row — Miss Alien, J. Stocksdale, L. Pummill, S. Human, R. Tankersley, P. Smith, R. Nave, D. Pierce, C. Morris. Not Shown — C. Ray. First Row — W. Williams, N. Hurst, H. Carroll. Second Rou------D. Blaylock, C. Fry, D. Boyott, K. Hawkins, D. Brixey. V. Ingram, R Andrews, M. Harris, B. Groves, R. Haw’kms. Third Row—Mrs. Snyder, J. Combs, R Edgington, G. Bond, J. Arnold. M. Wilson, S. Brown, L. France, D. Ferguson. Fourth Row—M. Kaslaskas, B. Hahnshell, L. Williams, W. Bolinger, C. Kress: J. Johnson, J. Lail, R. Fuller, R. Chambers. Not Shown — A. Harlow. WEST CARROLLTON THIRD GRADE ifst Rou—J. Jenkins, T. Weller, F. Greene, L. Bowman, H Chessman, B. Greene. Second Rou — B. Lowman, W. Luburg, J. Powell, I. Treon, I Miller, B Baker, L. Lakins, L. Evans, M. Davidson, ts. Crawford. I. Greene. Jbtrd Row — Mrs. Plessinger, L. Williams, S. Blackburn, E. j! urchcn, J. Jordon, B. Haas, P. Conley, B. Schreiber, A Ogan, D. Willman, B. Roller. fourth Rou—B. Jenkins, S. Miller, A. Shank, P. Raisch, J. Cramer, P. Marsh, M. Helldorfer, J. Meyers, M. Deem, Sot Shaun— M Bretz First Ron —D. Morter, J. Beckett, S. Wilhelm, D. Mays, R. Gary, P. Hummerick, C. Collins. Second Rou - P. Frye, D. Ellis, B. Bowman, M. Wolfe, D. M Iron, S. P erce, J. Treon, B. Powell, N. Miller. N. Brunner, E. Gibbons. 'Third Rou —Mrs. Bowie, C. Eby, P. Lolle, B. Walker, T. Wolfe, M. Teeters, T. Lovelace, J. Stadler, B. Greene, r. Grushon, B. Hecker, N. Jewel. Fourth Row — L. Storer, M. Crews. D. Rose, D. Blair, P. Hahn, R. Williams, D. Fahrney, S. Kokot, M. Sorrell. MORAINE THIRD GRADE First Rou—E. Zink, C. Huey, P. Dowling, J. Sheppard, L. Bowen, L. Delton, L. Metcalf, J. Fuller, N. Hull, R. Lamb. Second Rou — K. Clendenon, L. Penlley, D. Morris, P. Howard, B. Calvert, S Ludor, W. Eskridge, J. Hobbs, S. Reynolds, W. Spence, E. Ary. Third Rou —Mrs. I.embke, F. Gray, N. Kanninen, B. Risner, H. Williams, J. Cook. B. Johnson. B. Lucas, J. Harlan, B. Porrnott. Not Shown—J. Nichols. First Row — D. Yates, G. Rubble. Second Rou—L. Porter, L Hemcns, J. Nolley, R. Milburn, N. James, I. Austin, 1. Roark, D. Click, B. McKIen, D. Hall, B. Poling. Third Rou — B. Boling, C. Burton, S. Ellis, J. Howe, M. Camel, R. Ballard, E Gray, S. Borger, L. Chebally, D. Fergerson, Fourth Rou — Mrs. Barnett. J. Etter, J. Walton, L. Jones, G. Richards, F. Shoupe, C. High, K. Heoflinger, H. Williams, N. Kempers. WEST CARROLLTON SECOND GRADE First Row— J. Kreitzer, P. McKain, R Staton. Second Row — S. Stevens. B Brane, .1 Weldy, (. Mumma, J. Croy, T. Heine, B. Adkins. J. Ka . B. Wickline, K. Schmoll. Third Ron —J. Ga'es, B Bunn, J. Stevenson, N. Ertel, N. Strader, R. Hicks, B Stokes. R Ney man, D. Kesling, C. Anders, B. Hu me rick. Fourth Ron —Mrs. Carlson, T. Mustaine, J. Lesher, L. Clark. M. Houchins, D. Potts, T. Weidle, S Casey, N. Hall, A. Emery, M. Baker, F. Randall. First Ron —S. Helldorfer, H. Clagg, M. Kenner, P. Wilson, R Stamm, R. Elliot, J. Godley, C. Misenheimer, J. Ogan, J. Keller, J. Sweeney. Second Row — C. Sannon, R Weekley, E. Garey, L. Caupp, P. Rutherford, J. Aufuldish, E. Blake, B Pasron, M Myers, D. Price, G. Brown, J. Peffley. Third Row — Mrs. Asher, M. Kopp, W. Rodehaver, B. James, P Collier, B. Bowden, B. Williams, A. Shank, P Helton, J. Creager, C. Kelly. First Row—R Morgan, S. Gillette, V. Broughton, S Farmer. W. Moomaw, J. Hisey, F. Smith, L. Preston, D. Smith, J. Kuhn, D. Wood. Second Rou — Mrs. Smith, K. Knierer, F. Hermon, J. Tufts, B. Sauer, N. Bond, B. Polond, R Belcher. Third Rou —L. Hall, R Halsey, L. Davis, C. Lovelace, H. Crumley, M. Forsyth, L. Bunn, M. Collins, B. Hecker. Not Shown — E. Donovan, O. Proffitt, E. Roberts, R. Farsti, S. Franks, J. Collins, N. Collins, R. Johnson. MORAINE SECOND GRADE First Ron----R. Norris, L. Pinkerton, L. Fritz, J. Williams, G. Craig. Second Row — L. West, R Wilson, H. Burke. M. Gilbert, D. McCoy. R. Lamb, D Poultcr, R. Geswein. D. Spence, C. Sargent. Third Rou—W. Burton, S. Dowling, B. Brown, P. Hank, L. Boyatt, B. Arnold. S. Kemper, E. Howe, C. Bowman, B. Seerher, E. Gray. Fourth Rou — Mrs. Allen, E Bocock. R Boggard, E. Shaw, D. Mesarvey, D. Dugan. R Wick, N. Hahnhorst. M. Smith. K. Martin, S. Hall. L. Ward. No Shown— G. Low-man. First Row — F. Bocock, S Rix, L. Gilbert, K. Stahl. Second Rou — D Ingram, J. Engler. K. Wilson. J. Craig, B. Boling, S Brock. M Randolph, J. Groves. C. Straley, T. Linville, J. Frantz. Third Row — M. Rice, J. Gaver, I.. Matheny, H Phillips, E. Lucas, I. Miliar, B. Turnington, G. Yates, J. Arnold, J. Rossiter, R Wheeler, T. Jones. Fourth Rou — R Ward, D. Combs, S Bryan, N. Weils, B. Hoerner. K. O'Brian, J. Madlener. F. Simpson. R. Becraft. B. Lail. Not Shown — D. Harlow. B. Bailey. WEST CARROLLTON LIRST GRADE First Ron —S. Smith, B. Cochcndorfcr, J. Krebs, R. McCoy, C. Haladay. M. Wheeler, J. Belcher, B. Marietta, J. Nickel, K. Heine, T. Eubank. Second Row — W. Pish, S. Ray. D. Myers, J. Dooley, L. Kcsling, J. bulks, D. Barnes, D Hahn, C. Mark land, M Nelson, B. Graham, W. Wilson. Third Rou — Mrs. Graham, B. Pierce, D. Jones, B Pottv T. Dumbert, P. Stuck, W. Chessman. B. Hdleary, P. Kirk endall, E. Caupp, R. Letwig. Not Shoun — P. Bretz, F. Schindler, D. Owens, T. Conley, S. George, B. Sorrell, B. Sheretz, D. Collins, B. Vorh s, J. Davis, A. I.add. First Row—M. Tolle, V. Rutherford, N. Good, B. Wright, M. Helfinstine, G. Fully, B. Nave, J. Steiner, D. Bourne, J. Middleton, Second Rou —D Tyson, K. Brown, J. Beyers, B. Weeklcy, T. Peffley. W. Jones, C. Mvers, R. Koppen. S. Combs, P. Strader. S. Speelman 7 htrd Rou— Miss Wellbaum, C. Woolsey, D. Shell, B Menke, R Bclchtr, B. Anslinger, D. Walker, B. Huff, D. Ellis, J. Lucas. Tourth Rou B. Fletcher, S. Price, B. McDaniels, D. Greene, C Humrick. R. M senheimer. M Harris, L. Toops, B. Rix, N. Richarr, T. Gauldin. MORAINE FIRST GRADE First Rou—K. Bolmger, J. Chambers, M. Kazlaskas, J. Miller, M. Ellis, J. Walton, J. Andrews, J. Dennis. Second Rou— J. Bolen, V. Wiley, R. Bocock, T. Brown, R. McSpaddcn, M. Metcalf, S. Hatcher, G. Rose, A. Hall, C. Stiver, B. Poling. Third Rou —Mrs. Banker. G Lemons, P. Darner. C. Hurst, L Taylor. J. Spence, F Bussard, J. James, B. Cox. B. Smith, R. Baker, B. Zechar. Not Shown — R. Link, G. Collins, L. Houseman, C. Russell, J. Nichols. First Row—W. Johnson, E. Williams, H Price. Second Row—W. Stahl, C. Calvert, S. High, C. Morris, C Nolley. W. Hoive, L. Br rt. D. Pence, P. Burton, J. Har rison, R. Lamb. Third Row — C. Yates. C. Linville, S. Lucas, M. Wilhelm, T Eaton, G. McCurdy, R. Kastner, J. Jones, R. Kress, J Fogle, G. Dalton. Fourth Row—Miss Steller, J. Morter, L. Brixey, E. Combs K. Richter, T. Ross, T. Austin, D. Harlan, S. Sexton F. Taulbee. Not Shou n —S. Mesarvey. WEST CARROLLTON KINDERGARTEN lint Rou-----R Wright, L. Anders, S. Davidson, L. Harris, I Ellis, L. Fby, F. Peffley. Setond Rou—G Lesher, H. Fight, G. Sweeney, S Davis, A Carroll, C. Morris, E. Spcelman, L. Smith. J. Wolfe, D Strader, L Cummings, S. Calahan. Third Rou —Miss Foster, L. Haas, J. Scothorn, S. Graham, N Rayle. L. Debrecerri. M. Collier, A. Quigley, P. Leiter, S. Harris, C. Price. ot Shown — S. McLaughlin, P. McNerney, G. Clouse, D. Mays, J Hammond. B. Johnson, T. Mitchel. hint Rou — E. Leary, R. Corson, L. East in. Suomi Rou —T. Liszak, J. Wells, J Holcomb, M. Davis, T Kokcnge. A. Stockslager, B. Rohler, J. Burton, S. Rankin, L. Milton, F. Weldy. D. Canpp. Third Rou — M ss Foster. M. Sowers, B. Blake. C Farquer, |. Weidner, K. Frye, C. Zubuchen, A Stokes, D. Stalder, F McDaniel, P McKain. Sot Shall n — S. Cantrell, P. Lynch, B. Morris, P. Nelson, F. Sanmjn. S. Stevenson, B. Greene, C. Grushon. MORAINE KINDERGARTEN Pint Rou — Miss Abe, S. Roark, K. Green, T. Lucas, S. Crutchfield. D. Poorman, D. Johnson, B Brixey, B. Boker, J. Bailey. Second Rou—S. Straley, F. Share, J. Howard, L. Marshall, J. Smith, C. Hawkins, B. Mitchell, N. Norris. K. Perrin. Not Shown — J. Sonderson, V. Schoaf, B. Honos, R. Taulbee. First Rou—Miss Abe. J. McClellan. K Simpson. R Dalton, L. Boling, D. Shade. D. Smith, C. Smith. Second Rou —J. Williams, H. Kidwell, S. Jenkins, W. Prim. L. Jones, K. Poorman. Not Shown — B. Ouatiman. W. Byrd, D. Pinkerton. We, of the class of ’51 wish to express our deep appreciation to the following people for their splendid service and cooperation in helping ns to publish our yearbook. Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company Western Printing Company Mr. Charles O. Taylor H. A. Powell Studios Mr. Gerald Cribley The Advertisers The Donors • Compliments of THE WEST CARROLLTON BUILDING SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO., INC. ELM STREET AND N. Y. C. RAILROAD WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO PITTSBURG PAINT AND GLASS PRODUCTS OUTSIDE AND INSIDE PAINTS. AND SUNDRY ITEMS COLOR DYNAMICS FOR HOMES. SCHOOL. AND COMMERCIAL BLDGS. FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT TELEPHONE MO 3-3131 RAYS SERVICE Gulf Gas — Lubrication Tires — Batteries — Accessories General Repairing PHONE MO 3-3673 RR 11, BOX 207 DAYTON 9. OHIO Compliments of THE HUGHES WHITE TRUCK SALES COMPANY West Second and Sunrise Blvd. Dayton, Ohio You Cant Die Right By Living Wrong J. L. WILLS COAL COMPANY 400 WASHINGTON STREET HE 8335 DAYTON 2, OHIO Phone WA 5701 James R. Hatcher, Prop. MIAMI SHORES AUTO SALES Used Cars, Bought and Sold Seven Years in Business Sellars Dryden Road Dayton, Ohio Going Or Coming Stop At One of BOB McNABB’S SERVICE STATIONS West Carrollton, Ohio AAA Sohio Service Shell Service 358 E. Dixie Drive 137 W. Central Avenue 3-3692 3-3609 Jahn Ollier Again A familiar and reassuring slogan Famiuak...because if has appeared in thousands of the country's finest yearbooks for the past half century. Reassuring...because those years of specialized experience bring complete service, outstanding quality and dependable delivery to the yearbook staffs, with whom we it'orfc. JAHN ft OLLIER ENCRAVINC CO. • 17 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago 7, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1951. You have reached your goal . . . the reward is won. Your future depends upon your willingness to meet opportunities with determination and courage. Our best wishes for your success. Oxford Miami Paper Company Schell’s Restaurant ELM ST. 3-3691 WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Gebhart’s Market HOME KILLED MEATS • Large Enough to Accommodate You Small Enough to Appreciate You • Miamisburg West Carrollton Congratulations To the class of '51 From SWART FUNERAL HOME WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO AMBULANCE SERVICE Ross Greenhouse Flowers for all Occasions Corsages Vegetable—Plants $3 503 BURNS AVENUE MO 3-3635 West Carrollton, Ohio B. F. Goodrich Store 530 East Second At Webster Tires—Batteries Television and Appliances Automobile Accessories Phone AD 9181 Dayton, Ohio BATTERIES TIRES MO 3-4370 Tobias Standard Service Station Service is our Motto” 347 W. CENTRAL AVENUE WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments of THE West Carrollton Bank Your Home Bank” RESOURCES $2,000,000.00 Member Bank Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Best Costs No More” MAC GREGOR—GOLDSMITH—SPALDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SAND IMPERIAL AWARD SWEATERS SHROYERS SPORTING GOODS 45 E. 4th St. Dayton, Ohio Southern Hills Pit, Inc EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS SAND—GRAVEL 2415 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Walnut 2191 6-2981 Compliments of Lackner’s Chevrolet 273 E. Linden Miamisburg, Ohio McNABB’S GROCERY Meats, Vegetables, and Birdseye Frozen Foods PHONE 3-3953 WRECKER SERVICE — PARTS 204 LOCUST ST. WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments of The West Carrollton Parchment Company The Wm. E. Reynolds Co., Inc. General Contractors Registered Engineers Best Wishes From HIMES BROS. DAIRY CO. Builders Of Industrial And Commercial Buildings OFFICE AND YARD Elm Street And N. Y. C. Railroad West Carrollton, Ohio Distributors of MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS The Grove And Weber Company Lumber and Builders' Supplies Paint and Hardware Fence and Coal • CORNER OF SECOND AND CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 6-1341 Miamisburg, Ohio Marshall’s Auto Service Radiators Repaired and Recored Motor Tune Up and Brake Service WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO PHONE 3-3061 Phone 3-4384 Repair Service Compliments of ROOF’S SERVICE 17 East Dixie West Carrollton Compliments of The American Envelope Company and The Moraine Paper Company Division C. L. Deniston Co. • OLDSMOBILE CARS G E. APPLIANCES TAPPAN GAS RANGES YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN SINKS AND CABINETS PH1LCO. RCA, RATHEON AND ZENITH TELEVISION Phone 6-2311 Miamisburg, Ohio Compliments of Mr. Walker of Walker, Norwich Templin Architects on Moraine School The Genuine Auto Parts Co. 401 SOUTH MAIN STREET 1800 WEST THIRD ST. 1933 EAST THIRD ST. DAYTON, OHIO Compliments of WEISER PRINTING PHONE 3-3512 119 WEST PEASE AVENUE WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Best Wishes From Bishop-Stansell Co. WEST CARROLLTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Showalter’s Cafe FINE FOODS 127 W Central Street West Carrollton THE WEST CARROLLTON COAL CO. SHADE’S GROCERY Your Dot Food Store YARD AND OFFICE MO 3-3655 • 239 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE HOME WA 2221 PHONE 3-4502 WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO Compliments of Logan R. Russello EXCAVATING Phone AD 6398 Dayton, Ohio STRADER'S RADIO • SERVICE Compliments of • REED’S DRUGS Radios — Television Appliances — Service Complete Drugstore Service • CORNER ELM CENTRAL 123 North Popular Street West Carrollton, Ohio 3-3354 Phone 3-3643 West Carrollton, Ohio • Best Wishes From A Friend MAYS OIL COMPANY 12 E 6th Street Franklin, Ohio PHONE 790 —DISTRIBUTORS -GASOLINE FUEL OH AND HEATING EQUIPMENT MIDWAY HOTEL RESTAURANT Featuring BANQUETS—PARTIES—WEDDINGS CLUBS—BUSINESS MEETINGS Smorgasbord Every Sat. Night (ALL YOU CAN EAT) lNKLGr CLEANERS We Call For arul Deliver Plant Store 4018 KETTERING BLVD. 2924 E. THIRD ST. WA 0023 KE 8621 Castincau Brothers Hardware—Stoves—Paint Glass—R efrigerators Radios—Linoleums Sporting Goods Heating Equipment T elevision end General Merchandise WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments to the Class of '51 San Rae Gardens Flowers for all Occasions Corsages Potted Plants Telephone 3-3614 TELEPHONE WA 5831 WOODY’S MARKET If it grows, we have it” FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — Specializing In — Tree Ripened Indian River Fruit (The World’s Finest) Ohio's Largest and Finest Fruit and Vegetable Market U. S. 25 AT WEST CARROLLTON Compliments of THE LITTLE FARM 415 DIXIE HIGHWAY Your Party Supply Store Compliments of WOODY’S ARCTIC BAR Compliments of HANKINS CONTAINER COMPANY Miamisburg Ohio Compliments of Compliments of THE THE FIRST CENTRAL NATIONAL MEAT MARKET BANK MIAMISBURG, OHIO MIAMISBURG, OHIO PHONE 6-1381 FURNITURE — APPLIANCES — LINOLEUM RUGS — WINDOW SHADES JOHN BROUGH COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE LEARY AND OBERER COAL CO. ANKENEY’S PARK DRUGS Prescriptions — Drugs Cosmetics — Fountain A Complete Drug Service PHONE 6-2901 MIAMISBURG. OHIO 423 E. CENTRAL AVE. MIAMISBURG. OHX PHONE 6-2271 Compliments and Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1951 The Valley Supply Co. Ltd. COAL — LUMBER — STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDERS SUPPLIES CEMENT — PLASTER — BRICK — TILE AIR TEMP — FURNACES AND STOKERS Dial 6-3371 P.O. BOX 188 RIVERVIEW AVENUE. M1AMISBURG, OHIO Dial 6-3372 BERKLEY HOUSE 6 Miles South of Dayton ON U. S. 25 PHONE 3-4387 • Steaks Tulip Sundaes Special Banana Splits Hot Plates Ham And Eggs Canadian Bacon And Eggs Berkley's Malted Milk Lunch Sandwiches Good Sodas Home-Made Soups Good Service Compliments of Smith’s Boat House MERCURY—CENTURY ACME OUTBOARD AND MOTORS—BOATS Phone 3-3610 WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO R. L. Norris Furniture Complete Home Furnishings Radios — Television — Appliances Terms — Free Parking PHONE WAlnut 5193 2330 SOUTH DIXIE DRIVE DAYTON 9, OHIO Compliments of Highfill’s Market FRUITS VEGETABLES CANNED GOODS CHOICE MEATS ON THE DIXIE A Friend Complimentt of Gem City Ice Cream 1005 W. THIRD ST. DAYTON, OHIO Roberts’ Moraine Shell Service • MOTOR TUNE UP—ROAD SERVICE PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES—LUBRICATION TIRES—ACCESSORIES • 4705 S. Dixie Highway WA 0143 Moraine City Dayton 9, Ohio Compliments of Bert L. Daily, Inc. H. E. Wilson Everything for the Artist Professional or Student Insurance Agency 126 EAST THIRD ST. DAYTON. OHIO Compliments of Gen’s Restaurant Best Wishes From 11 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE Walt’s Cafe WEST CARROLLTON Home Made Pie and Soups Meadow Gold Ice Cream Compliments of THE KNOT HOLE 13 N. Elm St. West Carrollton. Ohio Compliments Miami Maid Bread The C. N. Stemper Co. Institutional Food Service DAYTON, OHIO Consult the Yellow Pages of your Telephone Directory When buying L. M. Barry Co. HULMAN BUILDING Compliments Royal Typewriter Representative H. W. Van Zant Royal Typewriters Adding Machinery RR No. I, Dayton, Ohio MO 4-4645 Announcements • Yearbooks • Awards Fine Class Rings JOSTENS Since 1897 REPRESENTATIVE, MR. PETER LEVEAUX BOX 15 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of Richard Lee Barnes Stan’s Barber Shop DAYTON SHOPPING NEWS DAYTON DAILY NEWS GRIT America's Greatest Family Newspapers WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO GLEN-MAR GOOD FOOD MO 3-3603 Route 25 1 4 mile South Of Overhead Meet me face to face at 233 East Pease Avenue E. E. Schrieber BARBER Compliments of BANNER BAZAAR HOUSEWARE RESTAURANT TOYS SUPPLIES 19 E. SECOND ST. DAYTON, OHIO A. Kokenge COMPLIMENTS WHITE VILLA MARKET OF Groceries Mean A FRIEND West Carrollton, Ohio 3-3602 C. T. Stueve, Inc. Variety Store Ford • ELM STREET MIAM1SBURG, OHIO WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments of Refrigeration Equipment Co. and Danart Buick Equip. Co. Better Buy Buick'’ And Frigidaire Equipment'' • 110 E. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 6-3341 MIAMISBURG, OHIO Congratulations to the Sensor Class of '51 Parramore Rich of GEBHART SCHMIDT Phone 6-3373 N. Main St. MIAMISBURG, OHIO Compliments of Higley Animal Hospital Southbound U. S. 25 Stroop Rd. DAYTON 9. OHIO Best Wishes From Buck Butler’s Garage ASHLAND GASOLINE DELCO BA1TERLES Phone 3-3675 WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO Jeweler — Optometrist ZECHMAN 2 NORTH MAIN STREET MIAMISBURG. OHIO Telephone 6-3411 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor Compliments of Stine’s Grocery COR. SHANNON AND POPULAR Phone 3-3362 WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Bashford’s Barber and Beauty Shop 36 N. ELM ST. West Carrollton. Ohio 3-3656 For Appointment Compliments of Riffle’s Spaghetti House Steaks—Chops—Chicken Open 5 P.M. Closed Tuesday South Dixie at the Overhead For Reservations or Parties Phone WA 566' Thrift E” Market Fred Dechant Phone 3-3147 WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO The Roth Office Equipment Co. School Supplies A. B. Dick Mimeographs and Supplies Stationers and Office Outfitters Drafting Room Supplies Acme Visible Equipment As Near as your phone” 113 East Third Street FU 4138 Dayton 21, Ohio Compliments of Best Wishes From The West Carrollton Loose Leaf Filler Company Maloon’s Market Meats and Groceries 3985 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY PHONE 3-3633 MORAINE CITY Ada’s Hat And Dress Compliments of House Dresses and Better Dresses Lou’s Dude Ranch Suits—Hosiery—Blouses—Slips and a Full Line of Millinery HOWARD NICKEL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 503 S. ELM ST. MO 34172 Philhower Drugs Miamisburgs Most Modern Phone 6-1361 10-12 SOUTH MAIN ST. Miamisburg, Ohio J. C. Penny Co. Home of Values MIAMISBURG. OHIO Compliments of Ladies Wear—Hosiery—Gifts Dwyer Mill Alary Ann Shop Sur-E-Nuff Feeds-Grain Mary Masters Fencing, Cement, Lime, Tile And Stock Supplies CITY BUILDING ROUTE 11—BOX 210 Miamisburg, Ohio DAYTON, OHIO Telephone 6-4 381 Western Printing Company ► SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS PERIODICALS YEAR BOOKS t 424 COMMERCIAL SQUARE CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Crone Book Store Compliments of Phone 6-2012 the 7 S. MAIN ST. Independent Order MIAMISBURG, OHIO of Odd Fellows Western Auto Associates Compliments Everything For A Car Sporting Goods of Phone 6-1961 29 MAIN ST. A Friend MIAMISBURG, OHIO Best Wishes To The Class of ’51 Ira W. Barnes Sons 2935 CATALPA DRIVE DAYTON, OHIO Phone TA 4611 WELL DRILLING — PUMPS and WELL SUPPLIES SINCE 1900 Valley Farm Equipment 914 N. 4TH ST. PHONE 6-2501 Miamisburg. Ohio Home Freezers and Refrigerators Formall — McCormick — Deering Sales — Service — Parts NEW HOLLAND DUNHAM TOOLS Gregg’s Jewelry Watches — Clocks — Jettelry Guaranteed Repair 14 E. CENTRAL 6-4451 Miamisburg, Ohio Mickey’s Beauty Shop 5450 SELLARS ROAD MO 3-4287 Webb’s Market FRUITS — VEGETABLES MEATS OPEN 7:00 A M. TO 7:0) P.M. 3301 SELLARS ROAD MO 3-3681 Best Wishes to Class of 1951 • • • • Drayer Motor Sales DODGE—PLYMOUTH • • • • • MIAMISBURG, OHIO Hadley Cleaners Mac’s Gulf Service Furs Stored And Repaired SOUTH DIXIE AT MIAMISBURG, OHIO Plant Store SPRINGBORO PIKE 24 W. Ferry St. 28 E. Central MO 6 3481 MO 6-3291 DAYTON. OHIO C. W. Stout, Prop. Phone WA 0189 Moraine Gulf Service Auto Fire Life Tires—Batteries George Middleton, Agent Road Service Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Complete Insurance Service WA 0159 12 W. MAIN STREET 5980 S. DIXIE WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Phone 3-J436 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Dunahue’s Poultry Urschel’s All Types of Fou l Shoes In Season Shoe and Zipper Repairing 1003 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 6-2901 MIAMISBURG. OHIO MIAMISBURG. OHIO PHONE 6-2361 Bell Vault Dale’s Drive Inn Monument Works 121 E. DIXIE SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Opposite High School MIAMISBURG. OHIO Burial Vaults of Every Description Granite and Marble Memorials Foot Long Hot Dogs — Coneys Hamburgers — Root Beer Malts and Milk Shakes Calvin Bell Wm. L. Gaugh Pres. Sec. CAR SERVICE AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ■■■■■■■ 1