Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

If 01 E-W ROU ID-UP 'I fd X x IBM 5 N 5 5 E ,V , 1 ff' 5 Publis y X i yoming . hffvcho '5X'4 ' W'YCJM IPIG Sl2PlO!JL wln School was a log structure bu1lt 1n 1807 on SPr1ngf1e1d The fxrst Wyo g P1ke In 1842 a brlck bulldlng was erected on the present s1te Thls was slxghtly enlarged just before the C1v11 War About 1872 two add1t1ona1 acres were purchased for S400 and were added to the school grounds After prlmary and 1ntermed1ate bu11d1ngs had been erected the h12h School bulld 1ng was bu1lt ln 1899 It was not untll 1927 however that the ma1n por t1on of the present bulldlng was f1n1shed In 1939 the two back wlngs and the gymnaslum were added thus complet1ng the present structure ,f lk, v 1 ,f , v 1 ' J' Y v f x ly x ' , ,N x. 4 , 5 ' F 3 K A . if I ff , 'x 1 . I 'Q f 'ff 'x K 'K fy r Ki : . x - . X. K . ' ' t ? VF: K x a ,V ' 2 4 ,- I , . 4, ' ' 4 ' , 1 J 3' ' I ' i X 1 , , S 1 1 i , -1 vi! .. I f ' w . . . . . . Q I . - . . , . 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X , f V eg, K 12' 7 I W Q ' .V 545 .2 , , . 4 4' in-Q ! 2 17 .,, WYOMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS EXECUTIVE OFFICES NCINNATI OH Class of l9h8 Wyoming High School Nyoming, Ohio dear Class of l9b8 Again we approach the end of another school year when you who are now Seniors will be leaving the classrooms of Wyoming High to venture forth into various fields of activity We will be sorry because of your going, but happy that we have had the privilege of starting you on your way to successful achievement nach one of you has made some valuable contribution to the traditions of Wyoming Some have made contributions to the scholastic record through a lot of good hard work Because of the honorable record you and the students who have gone on before have made, and the good character maintained during your school course, Wyoming High was distinctly honored this year by the installation of a chapter of 'The bum Laude Society' This 18 an organization whose whole purpose is to encourage and recognize high ideals of work To those of you who have been honored by being elected to membership in this Wyoming butions to various organizations and activities in the school and 1n the community which has helped make Wyoming a better school, and the community a better place in which to live The various organizations will miss your interest and the contributions you have made We hope that you will continue to share your abilities with whatever group or groups you may be associated in the years to come If you have learned to give your best to help make this world a better place in which to live, then the sacrifices which your parents have made to educate you and the money the community has spent in providing the facilities for your education is money well spent and S8CT1f1CeS well made Your teachers will watch your further progress with a great deal of interest They measure their success as teachers not only by what you have done and the contributions you have made, but by what you are able to do and the contributions you make ln the future On behalf of the faculty I extend our best wishes for your success and good fortune Zh affr Superintendent . . . . CI 15. IO , . . O I . . , . . . . . I , , . , . . . . I Chapter, I offer my sincere congratulations. Some have made contri- I . . G ' . . r . 1 . O I , . . . . C . . ll A R D E D U C A T I 3 Ev C MCDIAR S E B SAUND MR G S Wooow RD H TAY MR BRADBURY, PRINCIPAL Chemxstry A B B S tn Education ohio Unzversity A H Univprslty of Cincinnati MISS CULP, DEAN OF Span1sh English A H 0hio State University MR NAUGLE lathematxcs B A H Untvers of Akron WOMEN A.B., Wlttenburg A. ., . . ity MR BETZ Soc1a1 Scxences H 0 o University MRS BROWN Home Economzcs Englxsh B S Ohio State University C QQQS yth T 8 6 1C NJ hys1:: SZICHCB B S in Education Miami University H A Columbia University MRS ENHOLM French Englxsh A B Radcliff H in Ed Harvard MR FREAD Scxence Biology H S H GM Untversit Unite MR GRECO Instrumental lus1c B H Nest Virginia University Att O B S H ami University xf Q MR JURKOVIC Physzcal Educatzon Hygxene B A in Education Ohio University MISS LAZENBY lathematics B.S. in Education Hilningt If MISS LUDDY Soc1a1 Scxences B S in Educatzon Htant University MR MADARAS Industrzal Arts B S Bowling Green State University MISS OVERHOLT Home Economxcs 3 S 0hio State Untverslty fy ,ft -a MISS PELLENS English A.B., Western College Un of Cincinnati Un of Wisconsin MR WELLMAN Commerczal A B S Unlvers of Cincinnati Mawr! WMM MISS SHUMACHER lusxc B B L H Blu on H A University of ytchtgan MISS WILLIAMS Latxn Englxsh A B Fenster A H Ohio State University MISS WILLIAMSON Physzcal Educatxon Hyg1ene B S in Education Un of Maryland H A New York University MRS COCHRANE Clerk of the Board MRS DEPUY Lzbrarxan MRS CAINE Secretary to the Pr1nc1pa1 MRS GEPHART Secretary to the Superxntendent I 4:55, 'FX Mk, ff ,fl Sw Zi'-N 1 7 f' 'nxxx 9 bln! fi B! 1 '4 gg 41, ' v Nl W 1 li V Xt , n 5 I' Q H' - xl X 1 - V X-40 ' Yi mx X n Qi N A 'W 1 X N N x Q Vp' IW x QNX 3 'fi9:..? ik , U ' I I f ' s, H I ' ,.f,b- -K -- --4 fl LL 1: figs ! 'iff A ' 'V ,VAX ,Y. ' - ff l--.L n K6 A 0 1 z XT ...,:-sw-N ' X P Kdf 1' ' U 7' tb-? L 'f'EQ . 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LA, vw CLIFFORD SWAN Clzff CEntered ln senlor year Forenslex Eye reporter 4 Yearboo Staff 4 H1 Y Club 4 ROBERT TAYLOR Brute' Student Councxl 1 Honor Study Hall 1 2 Oxford Tests 2 3 Class offxces reas 2 Sec 3 jr Town Heetzn j Play Eye reporter 1 2 Year ook Staff Corral member 1 2 3 4 Corral ard 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track! 2 3 G0f12 ROBERT THOMAS 'R urfdboy fEntered junxor yearj jr play Sta e mgr j Eye Staff 3 4 Yearbook t Corral member 3 4 H Y 4 Chorus 3 Band 4 Dance Band 4 Vx ,pf GERALDINE 1HOMPSON Gvrrw Chorus 3 4 MARILYN YATES Mflf' Honor Study Hall 1 Oxfort Tests 3 j Play Fye reporter 3 Eye staff Ass News Ed 4 Corralmember 1 2 3 4 eens 1 2 ll cm 1' mtl I Bob Addzs will my muscles to Dave McGlnnls I Shzrley Apkzne wzll my typzng Job to anycne who pants lt I Jimmy Amolrl uzll my best hcoh shot to Mr Albert Gentry 1 Loretta Bales will to 17111859779 hllson my poetlc abzlzty I Bobby Bell will my forenszc abzltty to Don Mcalnnzs I Bzll Bteflerman will not under any clrcvmstances I Mary Bridges wzll my white halr ribbons to Sally Hopple I Louzs Broun wzlll I Ronald Buhr wzll Chemistry to anycne who can understand Brarlbury I Barbara Burke wl ll my GYFGSS weight to next year's football team I Hzchard Coomr r zll my vlde-auaheness to mvld Gentry I Ella Mae Dunham wlll my seat Ln Study Hall to Avls Shellman I Irwin Dlsfler wlll rrech firming to any fcnl who wants to tam I Bill Umm wzll my Leo Durocher button to Larry Ellerhorst I Evelyn Farley vlll my ahlllty to tyw to Joneal Sanders I Helen Er-Paey will my ability to keep quiet to Pauline Marx I Evans Fltzgerali will my wat ln eau class to Burnzce Glen Davzs I Marsha Frlenfi wzll my abllzty for gettin! alt of trouble to Yvonne I lflddle Glaser wlll school to anyone who wants 1 Don Harvey wt ll the speefl eraphzc to Bonnze Shepard I Tom Hlneman wzll my cashmere sueaters to Jcyce Alexanier Fiddle Hopple wlll my bear coat toan eshlmo I Bob Kramze will my ewerrment tbeszs to tle Nat 4rf'hzves I Phyllls Lauch wzll my straight halr to Janie Fischer Sie Lewis will my place ln cheering to Jane luylo' I Ann lDf'1?67VlUJ'l wzll tlw Eye to some unsusmctmg jurmor I Ada Mr-Gall will com ulsory arbltrat Ion to the Carmzuntsts Pat Mutr wlll my shzrt walk to schml to Daly Qouehlin Bzllte Murphy wzll my many freckles to any speckled trout Carolyn Myers wzll all my baby szttzne Jcbs to Mzss overholt Hubert Mynatt wzll to Ernest Roberts my lang cherished Lost keehends Betty Neaman wzll all my spare tzme to Mr wtf Danny Pzneer will my UN telegram to the paper drive Pat Robertson wzll my excuses for eettzng the car to my szster Jon Saurrlers wtll Mr Bradbury to the F B I I June Schotte will mn place at Shzllltm to sonecne wtth tzreless feet I DlCk Smzth wvll my strap hat to Mr NOUQZ6 I Celestzne Spzllers will my Qlasses to Lots Olverson I Nell Stazb vt ll my spanish abllzty to Dick Cryfler Clzff Span w ll my eov thesis to anyone who wants a 1' B05 Taylor wzll the football team tothe Colonel Rfflnfi Boy wzll my mane tc 'Meatball Gemldine Th mpson will my right handeiness to Marietta Gentry Vzrelnla Votau will the ald worn out cheers to a decent funeral I Z 1 Af I 4.4! fy I , .v Y' - 4 -- , 'pg' YY V N-I X S Y' , X . 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Jef . ff ?I'll0I G55 l5t0I' One brlght sunny morr1ng1n Septembernf 1935 the present senlor class entered klndergarten and were there sentenced to twelve years of hard labor Fourteen from thls class have rerralnec' at Wyomlng throughout these years They are Ann Lockeman B111 Blederman jon Saunders Phyllls Lauch Don Harvey D1ck Smxtlf Eddle Hopple BobKram1g BobTaylor Ada Belle McCall Busan Lewls Helen Eckey Shrrley Apklng and Eddle Glaser Although Glnny Votaw started wrth the group, she went to England when the class was ln the second grade and drdnt return for two years Of course, klndergarten was a new and thrlllxng expemence for the lrttle tots who were taught the art of mak1ng sandplles Growlng tlred of the sandbox, the class asked for an advanced course ln block bu1ld1ng This accounts for the wonderful grades that have followed us through school Returnlng from our flrst surmmer vacatlon we were sllghtly confused by the tactlcs of the flrst grade however 1n a short tlme most of these dlfflcultxes were lroned out In the second grade except for the temporary loss of -.unny changes were made When the students returned ta the thlrd grade they dlscovered a new classmate, Ronnle Buhr one of our current senlors fqulte a b1t snallerj Glnny Votaw returned from England ln tlme tc re enter the class 1n the f1fth grade along wlth two new students Pat johnson and Nell Stalb dlrectlon of Mr Letzler In Decenber war broke out Qulcl- ly the students took an rnterest 1D buylng war bonds and supportrng the junlor Red Cross A large number of them took part ln the mlnstrel show glven durlng the year Bob Taylor d1d a f1ne job as lnterlocutor When the class entered the seventh grade lt seemed a blg event Jn our llves Not only were we rn junior hxgh but we were halfway through the school The students began taklng part ln such BCt1V1t1eS as Qtudent Councll G A A basketball and band Pat Muir and Bob Add1s Jolned the class that vear In the elghth grade our second year of junlor hlgh school the teach ers began to preac' how hard hlgh school would be So buckhng down to our lessons, we took ln only a few new actrvltles such as rntramurals, dances, and class meetmgs No permanent members were added Then, at last, we became full fledged freshmen That year the class of 48 had 1ts burrper crop of permenent students added They were Danny P1rger,TomH1neman Geraldrne Thompson Mary Brldges Hubert Myaatt Cel estlne Splllers, Evelyn Farley Loulse Green Ella Mae Dunharr, Louls Brown and Dlclf Cooper As 1s natural we were the doorxrats of the upper classrren Nevertheless, bexng a hard scrapplng bunch of k1ds we refused to stay down Hubert Mynatt managed to snare a football letter regardless of the fact that he was a lowly freshman Much to the envy of every upperclassman we won the scholarshlp plaque for havlng the hlghest SCh01aSt1C average ln the . . 'I H I. . . . ' . ll . , , . , g . . 1, , , , , ' - 9 1 - 9 . 1 . ' ' D ' . . 0 4 ' , . I 3 J ' ' 1 P' ., D0 . , . 1 , ' I 0 In the sixth grade something new was added. It was a band under the c s .1 , 4 Z ' , . A . . e g - ' . . . . . p . g Q 0 ag B Q c ' . D . , . . . , O Al o ' . I , Q 7 . A . Y I . 9 1. . 9 S ' . . , . . , x , ' : . , A . 9 ' 0 ' - Q hlgh school We also had members cf our class on the reserve basketball team track team, G A A Student Councll band and ln lntramurals Bobby Bell Blllle Lee Murphy and Marsha Frlend 101Ded us 1D our sophomore year Agaln we took actlve part Cooper, Edhlopple Ann Lockeman and Bob Addls represented us on the I'ello Teacher program but were beaten by 25 polnts Our blggest accompllshmentas:tnlorswasthe play Alknf Wlth Judy Pat Mulr had the leadlng role whlle Bob Addls, Nell Stalb Pat Johnson P s also a great and Bob Taylor had lmportant parts Our JUDLIT rom wa ln nost school 3Ct1V1t1ES Dlck success Wlth the Jurlor boys carrylng most of the loadlrvthe dance hand they hlt thelr strlde 1U the Sprlng Revlew The number of letternen was lncreaslng whlle the class showed S1EDSOf gettlng ready for lts last vear at Wyomlng New members were james Wheatles Arnold Mabel Cooper and Loretta Bales That bf1UgSLE up to th1S year The class of 48 wlth lts 48 stedents 15 a hard worklrg group On the rugged football team were Bob Taylorfcap t l Q Ed Hopple Bobby Bell Nell Stalb J1Ul Arnold Hubert Mynatt, and Dlck Cooper LOU1S Brown was manaper only senlors on the basketball tean ur Student Councll representatlves lnclude Dlck Cooper Cpresldentj Ann Lockeman Csecretaryj and Danny Pln ger Ed Hopple lS yearbook edltor whlle Ann Lockeman lS edltor JP chlef of the EYE GIUDQ Votaw took the Job as presldent of G A A Thls year the class offlcers were Pat johnson Presldent Glnnv Votaw Vlce Presl dent Bob Addls, Secretary Dlck Smlth Treasurer and Phyllls Laucr and Tom Hlneman, Members at Large Barbara Burke Blll.Dunn, Evans Fltzgerwld Frvln Dlstler and Cllff Swan were the latest addltlons to the class The senlors th1S year have ralsed money by runnlng the conces lon stands at both the football and basketball garres , sellllng candy after school and also selllng Chrlstnas cards The Halloween dance was sponsored bv the senlors It helped to keep mary of the klds out of mlschlef Now thatwelmve servedoursentence,we the Class of 48, sorrowfullv say farewell to dear old Wyomlng 9 1 f ' ' '1 ' 1 1 I I ' 1 1 l U . . 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A V I f .1 4 - , PfR.5'0M4 lf! .Y CELESTINE SPILLERS MAR GERALDINE WILLIAMS SUE LEwIS ELLA MAE DUNHAM BOD THOMAS MARY BRIDGES PAT ROBERTSON EVELYN FARLEY PAT JOHNSON TOM HINEMAN GINNY VOTAW BETTY NEAMAN NEIL STAIB JUNE SCHOTTE PAT MUIR SHIRLEY APKING PHYLLIS LAUCH HELEN EDREY PAT JOHNSON GINNY VOTAW ANN LOCKEMAN PAT MUIR BARBARA BURKE HELEN ECKEY CAROLYN MYERS ADA BELLE MCCALL X, M BEST SMILE BEST NICKNAME MOST TALKATIVE MOST IDENTICAL SLOWEST MOST MOST SENSIBLE LAST TO SCHOOL SHORTEST TALLEST MOST IDENTICAL CUTEST COUPLE PRETTIEST HAIR WITTIEST BIGGEST EATER MOST ATHLETIC MOST HELPFUL MOST RADICAL MOST ARTISTIC JOLLIEST BUSIEST MOST STUOIOUS BEST DANCER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED QUIETEST FRIENDLIEST MOST DIGNIFIED FT NEIL STAIB HMONSTERW BILL DUNN MARSHA FRIEND JAMES ARNOLD RONALD BUHR DICK COOPER ERWIN DISTLER Boa ADDIS DON HARVEY ED GLASER BOE ADDIS BILLIE MURPHY Bos KRAMIG BOD TAYLOR BOD BELL BILL BIEDERMAN DAN PINGER AEIL STAIB LOUIS BROWN JON SAUNDERS DICK COOPER BOB ADDIS EDDIE HOPPLE EVANS FITZGERALD DICK SMITH CLIFF SWAN BET B QCII I .Cd I ' , QR. fiTi T: op' I I pr ' C, fo, Ie, r I L, 4. ' ' T I b '4 4 O J L 5 0. C L X ,B ' - bn JN fd f .ir BEST DRESSED Helen s honeyblond hair and peaches and cream com lexion blend perfectly withher wardro eof brilliant colors She wears shades of green especially well but her slender figure enables her to look stunning in any costume His many cashmere sweaters are us ually the topic of conversation when Tom l-lineman is mentioned These and his many sports shirts and checked trousers combined with his neatness and good t ste are res onsible for well deserved title as est dressed boy BEST LCCK1P rsha s small slerder figure t n- ped by shoulder-length brownhair and flashing eyes rang the bell when thelclass selected the best looking gir . Bonepile' hardlydescrnibes thetal l, broad-shouldered, and very blond Neil aib. W'th a convincing smile an im ish e es--he's the obvious choice for the est looking boy. BLS AL -ROUND Ginny s hard work and keen interest in extra curricular activities and school subjects have won the admi ra tion of her classmates Her bubbling energy and sportsmanship have made r le er ot n y in her cla an activities but with her man friends In the classroom or on the football field Brute is the best all round Senior boy as verified by his class mates I-'is humorous side is revealed 1 his feature columns in the ye V L Her quiet but dependable nature won for Pat this distinction Her cheery c uckle and e r to e r grin alwa's accompany her presence Her classmates very rarely find her 'Feudin and Fightin'. I ' u fy s' somewhat .Popeye Smile an ever-ready wit dis inguish us personality. Ile ll even Erin W en :a I d 'Canary LegS!' 422 ,Mil .imdb W M ZW, f 6 f ZZZXJQM WMM fga W JZMUGKWJ 6 7 fmwafffazyfwf jaw MWQZQ W f fi? MM f M f ! 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YG O9 I It's a big panzr 573471 7165 FAVORITE PASTIME SPENDING WEEKENDS LOAFING DRAWING TALKING SPORTS MOVING AROUND TALKING WITH FRIENDS WORKING SLEEPING FIND SOMETHING TO LOAFING WORKING MODEL T'S VISITING FRIE S GOING TO BALL PARK READING TALKING DANCING SKIPPING SCHOOL WITH SUE SLEEPING STAYING OUT ALL NIGHT CAMERAS WILMUTH AVE OFFICE SEEING PLAYS GOING TO BASEBALL GAMES LISTENING TO HIT PARADE READING HISTORICAL NOVELS LISTENING TO RECORDS CHEERLEADING USING TELEPHONE DAY DREAMING EATING HAVING FUN TEASING ROUND BOY SPENDING MONEY DOING ALOT OF NOTH K MILLS AEENUE TALKING EATING FOING TO SCHOOL SUCKING LEMONS READING SLEEPING B NG SO SI Y TEASING PINGER AMBITION BE A T BE A NU SE TO BE A DOCTOR STENOGRAPHER BE LIKE MY TO MAKE MONEY KINDERGARDEN TEACHER TO BE TO BE GO TO BOOKY SUCCESSFUL UYOUNG WHEN IIM OLD COLLEGE SOCIAL WORKER ENGIONEER SW NG ON A S AR STENOGRAPHER PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL STAR TO MARRY ELECTRICAL ENGIONEER MILLIONAIRE BUILD RABBI TO GO N TO BE BRIDGE OVER ATLANTIC AT MIAMI TO FRANCE NEW CAR A NURSE BE HAPPY TO GO TO ALASKA GET A PH M A IN TEACH T BE A NU SE BE IN THE FASH WORLD INVENTOR TO GRADUATE TO SEE THE WORLD END GET THROUGH W H S MAKE TAILS FOR TOY ANIMALS TRAVEL THROUGH S AMERICA MECHANICAL ENGIONEER BE A TEACHER B A MAD ART T GRADUATE RIDE A GOP ER SECRETARY HA E 6 KIDS BECOME AMBITIOUS -M V A M 54,4 Sega 5' 441 .7- n IN W pm, uu- pl' 52-'m'M' ' 'w ,.o0 'UK yo-un ...ia 1 Bob Addr: 2 Helen Eckey 3 Ann Lockeman 4 june Schotte 5 Carolyn Iyer: 6 Ronald Buhr 7 G1nny Votaw 8 Pat Robertson 9 Danny Pxnger 10 Hubert lfnatt 11 30h Taylor 12 Phyllll Lauch 13 Slurley Apkzng 14 Ba Bell 15 Sus Lewls Ada Belle lcCall 17 Betty Neaman 18 Nezl Stzub 19 Pat jdmson 20 lary Brzdges 21 Tom Hnneman 22 Dlck Smxth 23 Geraldlne Wzllzams 24 larsha Frxend 25 Evelyn Farley 26 jon Saunders , , A A V 5 ' 1? 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Y' 3 wa ff- at Wy fy .aj JT f JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Heading our 11st of class officers is our president, Dave WCGinn1s Dave is not only class president but is also a star of the football and basketball teams, a member of Corral Board , sports editor of the Eye, and one of the soorts editors ofthe Roundup Always ready to lend hand with work and with a lot of good ideas Dave is a swell president Our vice president is Ernest Roberts Ernie isalsoon the basketball teams and has done a lot of hard work this school year He was the ticket chairman forthejunior play Make YourselfAtlkmw and his ticket sales really helped our bank account come up Carrying the position of secretary treasurer, is Don Baxter. Don was on the football tean: but was out after the first part of the season on account of an injury. He did his part during the basketball season by acting as manager of the team and helping make the games go smoothly. As the head of the money department of our class, his powers are numerousand one of his i portant positions was acting as chairman of the committeefor selling stationery. Don is also on the 'Corral' Board and was a oroperty manager forfthe junior play,t o U l X hx . ' I' , is my .r I ' N' - K-, ' M 1 ' --,J N .a xd, . mf U -4 j -,N N 'I N3 J xl av .. m 1, X. , N x R - x a X, 1 NV J . x- X' 'l u- 9- -' I' 4 , i 2 Milf A a ,nfl iff JUNIOR CLASS Back ln the dark ages ln the year 1936 we the 1un1ors enterec' klndergarten Poor unsuspectlng teachers lf they had only known Thus the future class of 49 assembled at the foot of the ladder of educatxrn, prepared Qwe thoughtj to cllmb the long hard road to graduatlon We re stlll trying We managed to get through grade school wrthout too much trouble but nevertheless we breathed a slgh of rel1ef when we entered jllI'l10l'l112l As thls was durlng the war years, we mlssed many of the reknowned n-errbers of the faculty fnarfely Mr Betz I-le st1ll gets an eagerly gruesome glean ln his eye when he sees us Thlnklng of next year s governrrent class no doubt Q Durlng the elghth grade we became notorlous lor the number of derrerlts we recelved but we flnally settled down and became adlusted to hlgh school llfe Thls year our class offlcers were Dave McG1nn1s presldent Ernest Roberts v1ce presldent Don Baxter secretary and treasurer They haxe all done a swell Job Our Student Councll representatlves were Steve F1sCherandD1ck Cryder The Eye staff was welghed down with our representatlves who 1n cluded Nancy Grelder Feature Edltor Lee Weber News Edltor and Dlck halberstadt Managlng Edltor Those on the Yearbook staffwere Don Baxter, Dlclf Halberstadt Dave McG1nn1s and Lee Weber Plot to mentlon Dorothy Coughlln, who was the ed1tor of the Introductlon The Corrall Board members 1n our class were the tollowxng Steve Flscher Don Baxter and Lee Weber Our boys have always been very athletlc and we boasted a slzable rep resentatlon on botl' the football and basketball teams On the football halberstadt Steve Flscher and Don Baxter Tlose on the basketball tearr Xwere D1ck Cryder Dave McG1nn1s JJJTI Woodward and Ernest Roberts The Junlor Play one of the hlgtllghts of our career was presented on December 12 It was a three act corredy entltled Make Yourself at home The cast was as follows Mary Ward a xurl who worr1es about her younger brother and slster Dorothy COUPhl1T1 the younger brother and s1ster Janle and Jlmmle Yvonne Hunt and Charles HUFDHV 8 Dlaywflfe wh0w Vafy tllnps 15 the Klss Thlef Steve Flscher Aunt Lavrnla Parker the Ellfifdlan who felt it her dutv to take the cluldren to lrve wrth ber unless Nlary Could look after them properly Marcia August Fustace Sprague a pruney fellow h Mar 15 wllllng to marry 1n order to keep the chlldren Lee Weber w om y Gall and Mlnnette frlends of Mary Gretchen Von Bargen and Jovce Alexapder and Cassldy the pollceman 1n the case Dlck Halberstadt The play was dlrected by Mr Bust and Hrs Brown The flrst really formal dance WhlCTl we have Elven as 3 Clgssf WTS the Junlor Prom whlch we gave ln the spr1n2 We felt Very Prom 0 1 S apparent success So wlth these long years of success behlnd us, we aff? Pfepafed p t take our places as senlors of Wyemvnl High School eggs 'Eta A L. .I , f I N V J V 1 W . , 1 ' 1 1 - l I 1 ' n f 9 . , I ' H . . , ,U I . 5 , 4 1 4 1 I 0 n u , 3 - T U I , . . . , . . , I . . , . . . . g .5 ' . Z , . - . : , . r 4 , . K . . A . ' . y I - , 3 T , ' ' : ' . . . . , , , . . , . . , g A , 7 Q 0 team were Dave McGinnis, Dick Cryder, Paul Barkman, 'job Buserfer, Dick , , - , . s , ' , A , , . 1 A ' 1, 7.1 U , ' - . . , - 1 I ' N 1 si , ' , . : D - 1 i . . , 5 1 5 Z , A 1 - A ' I ' ' , 1 . . 1 , . I I I 1' 1 g 9 J .' V . - ' 'A , I . - . ' , V . A 1 A , ' , I ' , I y Q ' a ' . I . , n 5 . 1 ' ' ' , , . , ' ' , we .gl , , af, ' I X, X e, o c r .J A J AV 1 r-' K ' 5 svv ,4 4 L 4. A J -ring X 'X as-C 0 O. U-1 C. war,-I yce A SECOND lexande r --1 4-CID r-qs. 4-v Lu -1 D0 .C vu U-1 'HTS CB 0 5 C N-1 GJ U2 -1 Pu. -1 bd r'Z In G tw U O -1 -1 41 -4 -1 'U A C-S -D u-1 'HW .AC QU .C--C all-a QI G. 0 UA! HU 0-1 D Lu P L1 on NI L-4 'U DVD -u 4 -'U C EQ N 'U E .C C.. 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N- ivqgw I 4 fx Q ' 1 Jr. , if 2' X Q Y y Q n-,s if , H ,. in 'paw lllll C 4,5-nf ' FRESHMEN PLASJ O CICEQS Farly th1s year the freshmen chose thelr offlcers, who were Don Bed son lnthe presldents place Bonnie Hackay was our vlce presldent, and Bob Smlth acted as secretary Bonnme also was one of our Student Councll rep resentatlves elected 10 the mlddle of last year Kenny Meagher was the other and was elected at the beglnnlng of th1s year Don was on the football and basketball teams and took part ln all sports events Bob Sm1th was also on these teams Bonn1e took part 1n G A A was on the yearbook and Eye staffs, and played on the vlrls hockey team Besrdes th1s she was on the debate team Kenny sold penclls for the Student Cotmcll almost every mornlnq and played ln lntramurals i 1 Q. I A r 'X - ' z as 6- s , ' I , . 3 5 , ' Lf J , ,fx -' ' .L - AJ - ,,..- F' .- a X X, ' ui . . 5 3 qi, 1- va .. . JZ- 'i. t Aga A O R- 5' if V - . , y . . . 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QXXK, Those Freshmen Bedson jlm GBIDES three were constant for them Almost all the who played m the Reserve Basketlbll team were Don B111 Yorqen Dave Dlmllnsz and Greg Hyatt The flrst starters B111 .Bowen and Bob Herrel acted as managers qrrls were m both G A A and Y Teens This WGS the f1rst year that a Qlrls hockey team played other schools There were 2b0Uf 1: on t'us Margle Brunhoff was our bld to the cheerleaders for the Reserve football and basketball games O1 Corral Board for our class were Dave D1fT'l-IDE and llarqle Brunhoff Kathy Sewell was on the Sh1ll1to Fashlons 3 d A oar few of us were on the vearbook and Eye staffs and even fewer ln Honor Study Hall ll drd O Ix thxs year but just watch us whe we re sophomores Shiv A X S? Ng? tb , Us 0 Q9 PRS 4 me s fa h t l ' , 1 , 1 he ' 'le 1' 12 nt n e J . , Lt r . Jw 1 Y vi 1 i v ' ' ' t' hc? a mo b ' , ' . s or ic ' , , Y t. Y x ' , Un, . l , .t , . 1 lm 9 ' ' , ' s, . , S w ' y . . H ag - - fr m , ' ' - . ' 1 as e , th . 5 . . 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E . ? X ,QQ I I J 'S VIS -Q O , , .ji ' ggi J K dzkwi . 1 I 1 I In . . .' I , X Qgggr 2 TWMMW Wmffmf will xx A ., ' n A if E x 4 TT ' 'N ' Q. TQ f 1 , Z K I CAN HOTHOUSE TOMATOES BE GROWN IN THE NEW STUDEBAKERS? If youhearanvrywordsbetween life long friends in the near future it mav be over this ouestion I is an incr easinglv important one in our challene ing world of today and should not b taken liehtlv Thereare manv opinionson this sub1ect both negative and affirma tive and I Shall take the latter 'at urallv hothouse tomatoes can be grown in new Studebakers Where else but in this car would the plants receive life Qivinq sunliglt from all sides be watered thru the car to keep the soil loose aroundthe roots9 This would eliminate the back br eaking labor of hoeing and would alsocut down on labor costs so that a bivqerpro fit could be realized from the salerwfthe tomatoes The windows of the car could be kept open with screens over them thus eliminating the chance of the plants be ing oxerrun bv bugs As this wouldelim inate the cost of insect sprays more mo ney would be saved Of course this wo uld bring protest from the Communist el ements ir the agricultural movement be cause it would be cutting down on labor but we must be firm against this threat for the cause in which we beleive Yes we can grow hothouse tomatoes in the new the floorboards and have themovementof Studebakers LEE WEBER 'TWAS THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Twas the day after Christmas and all thru the house Nothing was in order not even the spouse The living room was a scatter the kitchen was worse The maid had left with a muttered curse Junior s train was wound round the tree Dad was mad he didn t know where his shirts could be Uncle Herman was in the basement He happened to look thru a stony casement Visions of horror passed thru his head Don s new sled was in the flower bed Cousin Sue at the tender age of four Had eaten all her candy and was beagin for more Aunt Liz was sewing on her Christmas quilt Uncle Sid was playing with a plane junior built Sister had received a make up kit And then proceeded to dress up a bit If on the day after Christmas, you have this trouble We will all know just what you ve been through too, DAVE FLEISCHER AND THE AMERICAN DEMOCRACY his faith in his countrv when either peace or war reigns. It is not, how ever. as manv people think, patriotic to help your country only in wartime. Such people would soon ruin our democracy for they think only of themselves, and not of the welfare of the rest of the nation. The patriotic person nust be tolerant of all races, and religions. He must also be law abiding for without laws and law abidinz people, our great ccuntry would soon lose much of its wealth and population through robberies, murders, and accidents. To sum up the points which make up patriotism is to tell what makes up our democratic system. Ambition, consideration, cooperation, tolerance, faith in our country, a government, 'of the people, for the people, and by the P90P1e-, BETTY KOEHLEQ 1 - - 9 s 5 ' Q E . . . Y. , I , l' 1 . , . t , - - - h f K A' M a ' Y e , v - - I V. 4 . , T n g ' . 1 - -' ' : ' 1 I IX ' ' . ' ' - 7 . . - 0 , .1 . . . , . , . . . . I . . l y 1 .. . - , y n . . , . . 9 I , , . . , . - 9 9 9 , . . 1 1 -1 , . 1 . . , , 1 ' o . . v 9 . , . . , ' we F LHYH GRAt We the eighth grade not off toa flyxnq start th1s year by welcowlno two new students Norma Jean Dunn and Audrey Grlffxth Th1s our second year 1r1 1UD10T hrgl school has provldeo us ulth wealth of enqovment and exper1ence Wmth the helraof Mr Bush and Wxss Lazenby we elected our class offl cers Those we selected were Gene Elllot Pres1dent Hlke 3oyatt Vlce Pre s1dent and john Krawlg Secretary Treasurer Our Student Cotmcml representatlve was Powell Woodward We experlenced a new thrlll thls yearas fourof our group were selec Kltsv Mathews Marllou Neltner and Nancy Hulbert The boys and glrls wentout for sports 1D a bla way The boys chosen forthe IUUIOT hxsh basketball tean wereas follows Bllly Long Dave 3use ner Huvh McDa1rm1d Mlke Boyatt ani ohn Kranlg Most all of the qxrls belonv to J A A We also showed that we had forenslc 8b1lltV Those who worked under Hr Betz thls year were Iane Addls Brooks uf8mD6lm1CT Pollv Davxs uene Elllot Mar1lou Neltner Kxtsy Mathews Gall Brlsco Harv jane Roblnson Kav Sears Carollne MacAll1ster Shxrlex Kestel and Martha kreblel We ve had a great vearand we re looklnv forward w1th ant1c1pat1on to those yet to come -I? 'W TE g D - - 1 5 I s - I 'f f ,N A, s I . 5 . . 1 5 ' . A V H . Q rv . - 7, . . t h D ' O 5 V 4 Y. , Q. , cv. I Y y .7 - it f 1 ' - ' ted as cheerleadersfor the Junior High. Those chosen were Nancy Williams, . . V 1 A 1 lv ' . . .7 I : . , y - y - la 1 . ' , , K J 1, Q A . . o . V . A 7 'A . . L . .N ' ' . 9 X 1 l 9 . , . , y , 5 , . . ' : h . H, , 1 9 ,V 9 V A ' ' , , . . . . . v--4 p- EFI I- CHQ L.. 'C t-G5 Gln ,4-1 V1 -4 un .- F- LA. un v-1 ckeman 0.2 DC u-4 4-VCA GJ v-4 v-u fa GJ ID 'U vw 4 0 fx Q GJ In '10 4-JU CID -1.-Q 'U Cl vi lg F -4 lg Bm K iff? Q hd ...Q ,. CME an C..'Jx- U VICC C :cuz ..- ...N cu .Dui - LJ O--1.2063 N' Uv-Jo mc ,1 anno C--1251- 632 ul- , GOO --I-oE 91? MUG! I-OD va I- 3 E N--CII -3533 -Z O43 O -0:5 In N . CUT D wan L-3: Q -' W- ---4 GJ Breda.: Z-'Ol-Um 'Chl Wu 3 91--1 OO- -CQ., 'E-1 C103 -- L-m ev 5:03--4 H um:- . ...m -' --Em -Ir-1.2M -l u CLE.. H 'D Z- CDC K5 -Q21 .DC.D.-. C 'V1 cwuco 3.2 cv LLLU-mtv '-1 O E251 WC!!! 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O C-'I: 5Dl-O .4 U aa L0 IAC Cru.-eq -- -I , CLILI Y N QEVENWH ewADE Meet the class of 93 We may be the voungest class JD h1Ul school, but we are certalnlx not tle le st actlve We have partlcxpants 19 every posslble act1v1ty We can accredlt a great deal of our success to our helpful and pat: ent teachers H1gh school set a lJttle fear Jn our hearts at flrst but Our class off1cers for the year were as follows Jerry Von Bargen, presldent David Stra1n v1ce presrdent and liartha Rlnehart, secretary treasurer They all dld a flne vnb We are representedon the Student Councll by two very able and lndus trlous students Barry HacKav and Fm1lv Romney On the sports frontwelwuianuwber of boys on the uunlor hxgh baske ball team They were as follows P8V1d Stra1n Terrv Von Barqen,3arr MacKav GHIVIU HCClaln, Donald Hauser and Parry Hoffwan The glrls also go ln for sports and most of thew belong to G A A Amongour grade scrool accomp11srments were two plays Allce IH Won derland, glven in the flfth grade and how Boots Fooled the Klng Ulven ln the slxth grade Although thxs was onlyour f1YQf xear we alread3 feel llke veterans We'll be worth watchlng 10 the future .W .J .1 , xx: v3 NX t ask tl Q5 CQ Xp x 7 . 1- xx, I3 , X X , - E 'W X7 X P f 'XV' v l r ,, . . 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'Q - l 1:3 . l , M 6 6A a ' X .pv I pf Q in fx- 1 :,-1 gjgf W' V f 5155! 3-' sei' l ,,f+ N ' ' F 1 A G 9 xx X' I QU 1 L ann 7?-U4 X - 'Q UQ-4. -0 i u9Q LQ XQU3 17O,?,Qy X 'WL lun QV il STUDENT IIIJUNIIIL H ward R ea er rampelmeler Romney 110111811 D Cryder oo er more H BUSH Onnle HlCk3Y Fxsc er and Barry ackny I'M FOREVER Bl.ow ING Bus LE Gum SAVE THE BONES Fon HENRY JONES These songs recall familiar memories to the minds of Wyoming students long lunch lines and especially the crowd around the new yuke box The purchase of this 1uke box was one of the outstanding projects of this year s St de t Council U Hmong the assemblies presented by the Council during the year were a musical program by the Deep River Quartet and The Merchant of Venice' as dramatnized by 'the one man theater', jack Rank A Student Forum was also sponsored by the Council at which time a student paneland the audience aired their views on school regulati ms, etc Honor Study Hall was continued Lmder the supervision of the Council but due to the re cataloguing of the library where it usually met it was held in various classrooms another service to the school, the Council successfully sponsored the sale of workbooks at the beginning of the school year P9nC11S, tablets and general supplies were again sold in the bookroom keep the student body informed aoout important Stud nt Council pro jects and discussions, a monthly report was published in the Eye' and also read in faculty meetings. Handling the gavel as president this year was Dick Cooper. Other offi- cers included Dick Cryder acting as vice president, Ann Lockeman recording the meetings as secretary, and Tom Skidmcre supervising the treasury. Much of the credit for an outstanding year in all respects goes to the remaining Council members: Dan Pinger, Steve Fischer, Buddy Short, Bonnie Mackay Kenny Meagher, Powell Woodward Brooks Wramplemieir, Emily Romney, and Barry MacKay, and to Mr. Bush, the faculty advisor. ,. V D 0 ' '4!ff s Q I ' '+L Ji: . Q , - 1 A , 4 il Q , I P- , . M gh , B. I , E. . A- I-OC i . - , D. C p , T. skid . Mr- - B . s. ' 11 , M . - - -,ll -H 0 s n ' ' : , , . . . , I U . ' - . . . , . As ' ' . D 0 . 1 To ' 2 ' - ' 4 . I ' l 9 7 ing S YC 'I C S b t t 1 en School could to the stu Before the EYE High buted fl dist lt facu 1 undertakes with operation isesth pf Co ing OU Wy 0 Cn ud St th the W1 SU mbers me ed with the YOCESS 0 many derwent 8 rning M0 xuesday reoorters met expres 3 CCOZDLZS Y 10nS ODLD SHT b s their vari- tO YCCGLVC tOfS WHS Ofm e repor facts wrot found their ous assigrments ters ditor-in-ch rtaken this year 0,2 U U A and submitted e stories e ito literary D U3 -v' s a the of WHS t ditor members h e st he main other f T at C 1 3 Lee incltded aff t d s P WS U8 another meeting staff held i C UCWS W r nagin le 8 I GZ his nu an lm Um ll UIC Cv-1 O-1 H0 UG CII -ul Ol 'U 93 nn -I 0 -v1-as OO -1 C A G stant news edito S1 Y tes as Y 8 fe eatu those f ldn y cou Wh YS Pe U'U H C th Oh E tin mee ch H-I Su the printer ORC 8 the s At ling to mai to form ley Lee ough e Billl S OTS dit 8D ln feature e Q T hovering over a t 3ob d O '4 u fe We Y , N Y 09: M +12 Il- I-Cf? Q hi fer ma W N 0 .C tch two inches of a -4m the printer IO SEPT TB G M H J3'U It was a peaceful Thu UB ln 8 ln even 4 'A-4 .C P' EYE reac leted The c nager ma SIDSSS Du BS cting D -4 G 'U ad 8S L m Re 1 TH S S ' 6 AS Ed for T 'Su rt the worthy enter- . , ' e schoo . . . d ' ' .y f . . ' . ' d l t un es, Od . R . . nd S 4 I 1 ll the tud . . - . - 1- This 'EYE' platf I un ' . by' ' . Th ' o emanas e ' ief, G g e in D nn, ' d' r, th f , , nd Dick Halberstadt as the them by the following 'onday ma ' Je itor. The rest of I 0' lea Qt a , the nn! vo nw. L I b . un , Shirle A kin . t, ' , dea - nd Q , , , U . au e V , , nn Ezkeira,-Dody Cougglint and Davenaggin 1. K Che , . dltofi 53 flyn all , 2 fl L P' I Nancy,Greider, f di- on Thursday night to t pe fe00ffefS earn that door 15 torg Bob Taylor, assistant- this news and prepare it or no sp lled-d-o-r-e? ditors Dody C J ' - - n , lo me G eldef an A ai: 1' d Dave Mcsimis, the day. the news was returne R ble,,1tr ing to de ide how to S ons e , 5 , ' 001 fn prmte str' . - A rphy, assistantib hir - t fsday is into six inches. A king, the head typigtg same afternoon, the copy was ' ' Wyomi , 0 io. gndin? on his ad w and Don Harvey and Bill.Bie- Set UP On the Pages and e street lights icke on Bi Ihnugiattempting to re d derman, photographers. WU - . I '- s dusk settled on the idle some0ne's gyiging, whi e An A A hed 1 'ned with Loc man 1oo'e at h'm wi h was Jon Saunders. Assisting its subscribers the follow- nn . Fami ies PU led ff0Wh, as She ma .'. re Ginny Votaw ing We nesday. We lm b O UT? 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As a result of Wyomlnq Forenslc accfmpllshments and 8Ct1Vlt1CS last vear lts program for 1947 48 attracted over forty students who were 10 terested ln some phase of speech work dramatlc and humorous declamatlon orlglnal oratory orator1cal declamat1on,extemporaneous speaklng debate or play productlon HBV1Dg been reorganlzed just last year the local Forenslc chapter has made a gnace for ltself lh the Greater Cxncrnnatr Speech League and 15 now also a member of the Natlonal Forens1c League Wlth the Klwanls Speech Trophy Wh1Ch1f won 1D 1947as encouragement, the club partxclpated ln the hamllton Invltatlonal fournament for Ohlo NFL members and brought home the hlqhest team total At the C1nc1nnat1 'peech Tournament held here at Wyomlng ln january three members of the Wyomlng team recelved f1rst place medals and two second awards were g1ven to Wyom1n9 partlclpants Although no W1nn1nP medals were recelved, Wyom lng was represented ln every flnal contest at the Spr1ngf1eld tournament the latter part of January Debateznuiextemp speakers competed every other week wlththe schools ln the Clnclnnatl League F1ve speakers presented an exhlbltlon assembly for St Bernard Hlgh Qchool to lnterest them ln part1c1pat1nq ln an lnde pendent Valley Speech League An entertalnment program was also glven for tre Wyomlng Women s Club 1n February Selected members of the team competed lh the d1str1ct and state flnals at Dayton :uni Columbus JD March Several persons also attended the NFL Natlonal Tournament at Canton Ohlo To flnance these trlps the organ1zat1on sponsored a pay by the walst ' dance and collected coat hangers for sale to local merchants The PTA also generously donated funds for thls purpose A student dlrected one act play, I ll Sell the World ' was success fully produced by the club and presented to:u1assembly ot the high school Lettersandmnedals were awarded at the emdof the school year for the 'hlgh polnt man ln each d1v1s1on These awards were based on polnts earned durlng the year One outstandlng speech student ln sen1or hlgh and one 1U Junlor hlgh were selected and thelr names engravedcmuthe Wyom lng Forenslc olaoue The Wyomlnv Forenslc Club under the C0aCh1Ug of Mr Betz has made much progress slnce 1ts organlzatlon and lt 1S not lmprobable that WyOm ing wrll be represented 1D the natlonal fxnals ln the near future I C . l ft lzl- , I I' 1. 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Regular meetlngs were held on the second and fourth Tuesday evenlng of each month usually at the homes of the members Dave McG1mus pres1ded as presldent and D1ck Cryder assxsted hlm as v1ce presldent Steve Flscher offlcxated as secretary treasurer Danny Plnger arranged the programs and Tom Skrdmore supervlsed the relxglous needs of the group This cabl net met on the alternate Tuesdays of each month to dlscuss wlth thelr ad visor the buslness to be brought before the club Durlng the year, the H1 Y saw the needs of the communlty and attemp ted to meet them The club bullt and operated the scoreboard at the athletlc f1eld and also prlnted and sold programs at the Cowboy football Eames thanks to two hardworklng chalrmen Don Harvev and Jon S8Und6l'S The checkroom at the basketball games was 1n charge of H1 Y members Thls organxzatlon co sponsored educatlonal conferences for the youth of Lock land and Wyomlng Funds recelved from rummage sales were donated to the World Youth Fund In accord wrth 1ts soclal program H1 Y sponsored a splash party a p1cn1c and fun nlghts w1th the Y Teens Under the able guldance of 1ts advlsor Mr Bush the WYOYMUZ HPY upheld thelr general program of furtherlng Chrlstxan ldeals ln the school and the communlty .4-I-5 iis K'- FIRST ROW Chr Mu ana e non Ile!! ef vans Boyatt Hegner LAST ROW Ilifflll E Of gen c ar a ne: m n llbfllfl B Sm! 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YL!-XHBUIIH STAFF The ROUND UP staff was chosen soon after the beglnnlng of the school year and plans were lmmedlately made for aablgger and better year book After much d1SCUSS1OD thestaff declded upon za pr1nt1ng process whlch would allow them to publlsh a nnre complete ed1t1on More pages meant more asslstants and underclassmen were enllsted to help write mat erral Thls gave the prospectlve senlors experlence whrch w1ll ard them ln followlng vears when they publlsh thelr own annual Meetlngs were held each Wednesday morning under the guxdance Qand persuaslonj of Eddle Hopple edltor ln chlef Mr Naugle the faculty adv1sor was the push beh1nd the prlnt Assembllng class lnformatlon, plctures and facts was the task and lt was yust that of Bob Addls and his asslstants Mary Ellzabeth Brldges and Barb Burke, act1v1t1es co ed1tors, were responslble for reportlng and lllustratlng the max' school actlvltles The sports' co edltors, Bob Bell and Blll Dunn, had many confer ences regardlng the prrorlty of track and football They had thexr head aches try1ng to call trme for a few photographs of the varlous Wyomlng athletes The person behlnd the doodles ln the yearbook was art edltor Pat johnson who supervlsed the detall and arrangement of the artwork Nell Stalb contrlbuted hls artlstlc touch to the tltle pages jon Saunders alded by Bob Thomas handled the flnanclal sltuatronand conducted the Buy a yearbook campa1gn Don Harvey' Dlck Smlth and B111 B1ederman went 'flash bulb crazy tryrng to fulflll the requests of the edltors for plctures Shlrley Apkrng and her crew of typlsts handled the typ1ng chores of the edltors Mr Naugle the edltors and therr 'behlnd the scenes' 8SS1St8HE have earned a pat on the back for thelr contrlbutlons to the 1948 RCUND af lD Qi 1 4 I 4 5 s - - . . , ' ' ' ' 1 . 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I W YD -I of ul Z U DI B SEHULASTIE5 An attempt has been made this year to stress scholarship in all school activities even more than it has been in past years A team was again sent to Miami University this spring to compete in the Oxford Exams In each subject the two persons with the highest grades on the preliminary tests represented the school Results of these exams and rewards were given at the annual Scholarship Banquet Seven students, five seniors and two Juniors, were inducted into the National honor Society in a very impressive candlelight ceremony held at the end of the first semester Eddie Hopple, MaryE Bridges, also Barb Burke, active charter members, conducted the assembly program under the direction of Miss Williams, faculty advisor Dr Carter Good of the organization must be in the upper third of their Junlor ox senior class and demonstrate outstanding character and leadership abilities Members are elected on this basis by the faculty In August four seniors and in November four sophomores appeared at WKRC for the Hello Teacher program to match their wits with Norwood and Terrace Park respectively Both Wyoming teams won, with Howard Ryan re ceiving a wrist watch for the highest score of the sophomore group Wyoming was able to fill the necessary requirements this year for membership in the Cum Laude Society and is now one of the seven Ohio schools to claim this honor Membership is based entirely on scholastic achievements, and is given only to seniors who meet the high grade average Members are inducted at graduation by the faculty scholarship committee acharacter, SC.hOlClY5hap, Leadership, and Service. . , . . . . . University of Cincinnati was the speaker. Candidates for this honor ary , , . . . GRD TEAM QI. CUM LAUDE CFICIYTCY Mem bers If Wm HH W-J! sr- 4160. A youth group under the tltle Youth for the Um ted Natlons was orzaru zed t h 1 s yea r s tudy and arouse student lnterest YW the U 'V r szan1zat1on The members formed a charter and con- stltutlon and throuszl' a c1tv wlde meetlnzheld at Wyomlnp' urged other schools to follow thexr ex arfple Supported by the Clnclnnatl U N organlzatlon thls local group has many plans and hopes for the fut life QV FIIHHAL K-4 ff, f X Bored on a Frlday nlght'J Iwotllng much to do after the blg game? Well look in on Corral lf you want to flndaplace that s literally jump lng with activity This teen age organization meets every Friday night, and often on Saturday for special events Once there you can take your pick of the varlous actlvltles offered Dancing ping pong checkers, chess, cards and much to eat are oresented to you on a regular Corral evening But suppose Corral has planned a little something extra Then a real treat's ln store! You might find yourself partlclpatlng ln any num ber of the following hayrldes, swlmmlng, skating, square dancing, auc tlons trips through steel mllls or department stores Ask any Corral member what ls his prlde and Joy and you ll get the answer The Nite Club This annual affalr, introduced Just last year, 15 one of the many ways in which Corral extends a hearty lnvltatlon to the parents You ll note no real difference between Corral s Nite orchestra and floor show to a big raffle and good food 15 served to the parents with a have fun' smlle and the parents do' Besides having fun Corral members do many useful things for the com munity Each year money is given to the Red Cross and Community Chest At Christmas Corral members don their Santa Claus outfits and give a real Christmas party for the foster children at Oak Street School Naturally all this planning and actual work couldn t be done with out some experts behlnd lt Corral selected the most enthusiastic and best workers to guide the program Dan Plnger as President, controls all committees jane Taylor keeps the record straight in her secretary s mln utes, and Lee Weber balances the accounts as treasurer Behind these officers, working just as hard, are Board members, Carolyn Meyers, Phyllls Lauch, Don Baxter Hap Fuller and Bud Short Then, slnce there 15 so much to be done more people were added to the Board as a Program Committee Bob Bell Bob Taylor, Dave MCGlnnls, Dlck Cryder, Don McGinnis Nancy Simmons Margie Brunhoff Dave Dlmllng and Mary Ann Mclllwaln Mary Bridges and Barb Hupp form a Publicity COHm1ttT to keep the village informed of Corral doings And of course, Mr Geo Mitchell, as advisor, added that spark which keeps everything going Not enough credlt can be given to Mr Mitchell and all other Corral chaperon parents for thelr excellent ald Looklng over the year and the enthusiastic support, Corral can ex pect even a better turn out next year Wyoming students are behind lt' 41 I 'ia if N Co N . ,gg 'O i .m X' . . 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I . fn 7 ' :ir - ll Rf ,N gy- QC' I I .. .:.,,,.: fiwl. 5, ? , i 'K gY HIIIISTEHS fl UB The students of Wyomlng are fortunate to have parents who are inter ested in the school and are wllling to spend time and money for its 1m- provement The Wyoming School Boosters Club formed last year is an or ganizatron of such parents and other interested people Ralslng funds to help the band purchase unlforms was the flrst pro ject of this new organlzatxon Money was glven as a loan to the band,and already one half oflt has been refunded from recelpts from band concerts The next pro1ect of the Boosters was to ralse money and arrange for the lllumlnatlon of the athletlc fxeld The funds for thls, too, were 1n the form of loans made to the athletlc assoc1nt1cn Th1s actlon made lt posslble to sponsor nlght football games wh1ch resulted 1n a much greater lncome for the assoc1at1on Thus the athletlc club 1S not only able to purchase more and better equlpment but also repay the loan The Boosters Club also dlrected lts lnterests last year toward scho lastlcs It worked wlth the school authorltles and the Parent Teacher s Assoclatlon to create scholastlc awards whlch were presented ata scholar shlp banquet at the end of the school year Dur1ng the summer the Boosters ass1sted the school authorltles and the vlllage ln the organlzatlon ofzasummer playground, whlch provlded or ganlzed aihletlcs of many klnds lncludlng swlmmlng for all agesof young people for elght weeks durlng the sum er At a publlc rally ln the school audltorlum 1n December the club Dave the football team a pat on the back for 1ts season s record bers of the team were presented wlth letters by Coach jurkovlc Mlaml Un 1vers1ty s asslstant coach gave a short talk and showed several football movles u' 1 A . . I - . . . ' o . O . ' ' . , , , I ' ' 0 Q , . . I I 1 7 C Q , . . - ' ' ' ' Mem I . . . . . - . . , . . f' QM - i 4- C' 2 I .V . . ' 1 l a . 4, . 5 y I 1 4 . A' .iff SC' I j' S -I 1 . 2, mg 339 VARSITY 11 f SENIOR SENIOR Juuuore sermon som-somone sermon JUNIOR KS D M R UNG SOPHOMORE SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE PUUTH!-XLL Late in August some fifty husky Wyoming lads trudged onto the Athletic field to begin the 1947 football season There were no great expectations for this team Most of the 1946 squad was returning for the season yet that team had won only one game out of eight starts The only bright spot was the return or Bill jurkovic as rootball coach. jurkovic d1dn't waste time with formalities, the boys found plenty of work the first day. For some four weeks the team sweated out calisthenics, blocking and tackling drills, and sprints. Oh, those sprints! With the start of school the empha sis soon turned to perfecting our running and passing attack. As each day passed, the team realized more and more that this year our squad looked exceptionally good. The boys suddenly began to click together, anda smooth offense became apparent to even the most critical. Then our schedule began. At our left end was Dick Cryder. Dick was an unusually good defensive end. Captain Bob Taylor held down left tackle. At 200 pounds, Bob led the team capably through the season. Left guard found Don McGinnis. Don was a rough scrapper in all battles. Ed Hopple played center on the team, and he M Q ,g, -. rl I .f I .xx I l . 7 I, K ' ll! i Tx 3 ' ' ' 'Q -1' X N. STAIB H. MYNATT P. BARKMAN E. HOPPLE D. MCGINNIS B. TAYLOR D. CRYDER R.E. R.T. P.G. C. L.G. L.T. L.E. T. BAN J. ARNOL D. CGINNIS . ER Q.B. R.H. T.B. L.H. . . . : Paul Barkmnn kxcks xt over agaxnst North College H111 Dxck Halberstadt C543 ll holdxng the pxgsl-un The Trojans won the game 12 7 turned 1n credltable performances at backer up Cover1ng rlght guard was Paul Barkman Paul helped us over several rough spots w1thh1s place klck lng Hubert Mynatt was at rlght tackle, and h1s 200 pounds were found un pleaslng to several prostrate opponents Ne1l Stalb fllled out the l1ne at rlght end and he too was an excellent defens1ve man Bob Bell was play wlzard and ln add1t1on to call1ng the plays he held rlght halfback At left halfback was jack Klndel A sophomore jack made several touchdowns on long runs after taklng a short pass At tallback was Dave McG1nn1s Dave was outstandlng for h1s runnlng pass1ng, and klcklng ab1l1t1es At the fullback pos1t1on Hap Fuller took h1s bows I-lap was used generally for blocklng or deceptlon These were the boys that wore the gold and blue for of lt Greenh1lls fell f1rst to the team Next was Walnut H1lls, but the Wallles' edged us 14 to 8 Plowlngback Deer Park Oxford McGuffey Read lng and St Bernard ln rap1d success1on by large scores Wyom1ng followers found thelr team wlth a S 1 record ln m1dseason Then the t1de turned Hap Fuller was .injured durlng practlce and forced out of actlon for the re malnder of the season The 7 7 txe w1th Hartwell was fatal In that game both Kxndel and Bell were put on the permanently lnyured 11st Cryder and Don McG1nn1s were lnjured sllghtly I-lumbled by these lnjurles, Wyoml ng bowed to Plalnvrlle and Lockland Second stung tackle Dlck Kent was out for the rest of the season as result of lnjurles 1n the Lockland game The last game was at North College H111 The Hllltoppers nosed us out 12 to7 The only backfleld mn to f1n1sh the season was Dave MCG1nn1s, the llne Cryder Taylor MCG1nn1s Hopple Berkman Mynatt, Stalb ,flnlshed ln tact They turned ln superlatlve performances ln splte of the handlcap of playlng wlthout the f1rst stung backfleld The whole team extends .tts hand to JUl'k0V1C and Madaras our coaches for the work that they d1d wlth our team To all those that watched the Cowboys play lt was apparent that the1r efforts were not .Ln va1n we - I , I , ' . . . , , . Wyoming. They had a great team, and each player was quite obviously proud 1 ' - 0 - 0 O ' 0 1 , L ' Y ' 9 . . . . , . - . . . , . H , , . . , , y . - . . i . - . . ' , , . , . . . ,L .Tib IC at t P Berkman Staxb H N 10.018 D BBe L Brown 011' Q RST Row s Black fag: 3 FCD LLTE B Yor- B Clark J CMU G Hyatt SECOND ROW D Kent Kxnde H IN er J D Cryder B Tay or l.l'l.hlS D Hopp e B jones R Unger T Banks B Busener S Fxscher D Coope r D Mnr D Bedson D Smxth D Lavender J Arnold gen J' Gaxnes Bobby- D Evans Eckhart J 'I' Gaess er Ray D Dxml xng I HHH ane TH RD RON Coach jurkovxc Gentry Hot Dog Coach Madaras Johns on HRyanB th , ,QXWXQS I XJVUJ 3? ff D 1 , H' 1 N , :JJ 1 M X-fx! lx! l f 43 MJ' P , f 1 ,' X-fkfkfzj 'V A ,43L.z'7 ,Q!Bl LAX:yS'YVXr N D Y F Is- ,. ,' 1.. ..r,. ,.-1,.n,.. 1, ,, I ' I ' v ' I n 0 v ' I 1 - 9 o . , . , . , . , . .1 : 1,. ,. Smi n - v 0 s ' .1 . f? in '-- 2' fwfr W1 o- Q, ., , 0 Ln ' M , -J , , ,A 1 , 5 7, E , V . .- . .. , , x 4 , 4, , I , K , ., . A ' 2 f Y. '. . 1 U - 1 1 ' - '17 'ws ..... ,, . .Af IW' J4 ,,,., 4- M Wyoming on the offense agaxnst North College H111 hu Ijnm Woodward leaps hxgh rn the au' for the ball thxs game Wyomxng won the MVIL crown by defeatrng the Trojans 56 37 Ernxe Roberts C45 jack Kindel Q55 and Ryan f3j are xn the foreground BASKETBALL The Cowboys prospects were none too brlght when the fxrst call to basketball practlce was lssued Slx membersof last year s team had gradu ated Wlttxthe return of only two lettermen jim Arnold and Dave McG1nn1s, Coach JUFROVIC formedtus squad from the substltutes of the 47 team Ne1l Stalb and Troy Banks, and from the reserves Dlck Cryder, Jlm Woodward jack Klndel Ernest Roberts,amxiHoward Ryan After recoverlngfronma foot ball lnjury Bob Bell Jolned the squad bolsterlng 1ts strength The startlng llne up was composed of Dave McG1nn1s Troy Banks, Dlck Cryder, jack Klndel and jlm Arnold These f1ve presented a well balanced team wlth most of the scorlng centered around Banks and McG1nn1s Dave MCG1nn1s a jUn1OY 15 playlng h1s second year on the varslty Bes1des belng noted for hrs accurate passlng, he also has an abxllty to set LHB plays One of the top scorers on the team, Dave starts the breaks and keeps the boys cl1ck1ng Troy Banks, our rangy center, can be felled upon to out yump h1s op ponents A hawk on defenslve rebound1ng he 1S one of the fastest men on the squad, sharlngtop scorlng honors w1th McG1nn1s Great thlngs are pre dlcted for Troy ln the next two years he 15 only a sophomore thls season Drck Cryder, a junlor wlll have another year at Wyomlng Good at all posltlons, he 15 the team s handy man H1s passlng and defenslve play are especlally notable Dlck can be counted upon for a good hard game 5 13 J a R pg a 5 I a ' i ' ' u ' - . In ' ' VARSITY FIRST ROW Troy Banks jack Kxndel Drck Cryder Ronnne Unger Howard Ryan Dave McG1nnxs SECOND ROW B111 Krunpe fMgr j Ernxe Roberts 1m Wood ward Coach Jurkovxc Nexl Stalb Jxm Arnold Don Baxter fMgr Q B Bel absent jack Klndel another sophomore member of the team 1S so called 1ce water onthe court Adept at breaklngmqmthe opponents passes, he lS also good on long shots jack has two more years at Wyomlng You ll hear hls name often J1m Arnold the b1g fellow who dashes under the basket to snatch the rebounds makes ahlgh percentage of the team s bunny shots Jlm plays hard and 1S always lh there trylng Thls 15 h1s last year on the squad Bob Bell 1S our most cons1stent sub Always counted upon to come throughvuitxsome long shots he scores the polnts when we need them most Bob was late 10 startlng, but has lmproved fast He ll be a blg help when we enter the flnal rounds The other subs jlm Woodward Nell Sta1b Ernest Roberts and Howard Ryan are all dependable players and do a good job 1n a game DATE EC EC EC EC EC. AN. AN. AN. AN. JAN. OPPONENT MCGUFFEY GLENDALE NoRwooo ASHVILLE DEER PARK ALUMNI LOCKLAND READING HARTwELL ST. BERNARD DATE AN AN AN EB EB. EB. EB. EB. EB. OPPONENT OPP TERRACE PARK WALNUT HILLS DEER PARK LOCKLAND READING HARTWELL ST. BERNARD -1 A' . J , j- -,I . , T I TD , ef I T E -'W wi fy I I XX, jx J J, Ik XJX V . 5: xl Q LE? I Q3 5 B i li ' f ' I R H1 A OPP. WYO. . WYO. U - 5 23 18 J . 24 37 47 D . 9 25 27 J . 30 N. C. H. 31 30 D . 13 43 36 J . 31 56 29 D . 17 25 29 F . 6 29 27 D 19 33 60 F 13 27 38 J 2 32 44 F 17 35 47 J 9 28 31 F 20 54 26 J 16 32 44 F 24 34 31 J 20 36 46 F 27 N C H 56 37 23 29 31 THE WYOMING QY 1- gl' boy re- ,ve ' 9 90 959 n .fel CW .bf f --ww gg qs 96' an 1 ow of' xr.-'.::.: THR - own t:lAx n L bl ln oowge t n r Con 1 ro S 0 Jem c 'WJ 95s nd, nw .YD 1 p 1 l Sew Q3 ve to W rl tl wx: seal' cold tokiztwn dc-pclrtl lr t 'NX' w1h3frldy ne 'xewt e me Bo yxe v. ' 'lnth P each had 4 St Bern Park lcpt fxrst p zc m th whlch should prx sqm bel Wyoming Re. ' rg ft tp Cryde R ar eck r 3,0 Bell COWllu St Berna- flr plc 11 the MV la e t Vrl r ru h u ing St Bemard 3129 on ta-l court 'lhnl el Nr- WWW: .aff A hlgnly 1 ,tive rolled 9 F last Saturday twice as many pglm, M bg: could tally ghmughout me is e Troy Banks with 9 point, I s second highest for the even ng B-S D011 Grlevle led the ,C orlng Wllh 6 field goglg md 2 free uhm! J mlm: to a 11 5 lem ,t the 1 on boperlod the Eagles accuracy ul WHS' and bunny gm their height gave them 5 dig: e end of th Walnut Hills led 31 15 e han lllhd, Ag th IIN we I W K 12' Yo r ol: 2' Q3 he seo n 'ff M tw uw 5e?' xx ENE awxinxe vox t x nw yt ve' ,tw 0 we with Oawxni 9, tx 0 thlrollowifls' UP in like manner in er thx X 2 we e second halt the Eagle. led ovrxw 42 21 at the third peg-god md can tinued on to I 53 24 victory The lou wu the C0 fourth of Y-he season hm W Wire 'W 3 efeat I endfle 'npr 1 shco nett d ,nl arury.. WM P1103 my 1 u.l..,m Di RA H Co 2727 ' V f L 14:1 am vor, um ' 'hm V-hey still remain tl y 6 vw x L Yupxiodf' ,Ye 4956 C4 9001 1 to v second the game had but 'M r on thelr feet ntewnlltently GTK' 0 fourth quarter Although the Conte B11-lf? 5 favor of St Berne W perlod 13 'K Wv 'N ln the seconr' U polms to f 00 boys torlr W 27, at hal! tn g The lead e PMN' me r than three f' el L- ace e e1'5 'Wt t was for tl S xv- I '11 Cowboys ha.: Nh 1 anne 0, 4 ended lt was Bells goal which made t.h Troy Banks was hugh polnt man wl goals and the same free throws Dldk Bob Bell both guaidx with slx points npllec St Bernard outseo mg wllh ileld goals acurate wlLh its tact, lt can be mid th boys won the game lne Wlth this all lmpc ln their hands, Wy team to b at ln the Wyoming tg It tp HCGUIDI-l Mf Arnold Blnks Klndell Cryder Shih 12Gel 0 Q1 W 5123041 Gd for In the MVIL race mg out e to 1 chance 8 Who 6 .ln mason Into tht rope ullry 1947 48 D 'Alngs Cr vllth h the COW t attack ln ,under lt just ugh XQQQS Ahead yi lead ln the first 'ale of what Wal S the score add V wnsn t mnod the cc' 4 Oxfo X C Q fb u, 'lr 17-2270 on um lo -Pnnrkerl or J' uf Cb Q ' 0 If 7 Q lt. 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Defeatmg Hart H W secutlve W 4 32 'hoy bums center led Wyo'n1ng's 1L maklng machine vlth 17 7 of which were tleld goals kin the lead permanently h rndi e of the mltlal nenod C' wboys had httle trouble om t cn on An lntermlasxon ore of 19 11 gave lVyomlng a po nt lead which slowly grew 1 in the flnal half Second to Banks ln the scormg epertmcnt was Dave McG1nnls with 3 held goals and 2 foul shots Next came Bob Bell with 6 points whllc l'oth Roberts ani Klndel each had 4 St Bemards vlctory over Deer Park kept the Cowboys tled for first place ln the M V I L race which should prove t be a squeaker Wyoming Bending fg ft fg ft Oryder 0Murphy 2Fleck stn 1 3Wa.llrauck 2 1'lR.edw1ne W SJone un Bell vv uuu Blles 44 Bennett boys come vet 4, ot, by c ng we A Q, ccurete 1 A gum' nxght ye dwg an up h mx Se th WHY in Lh e nm h .1 Cowboys for e owboys eighth e Lhrs S8180-I the oped the LUNG ln a raw and the larx led t ivy lhicolumn Went into Um Gmhy fu-fr OL ni folk me ma ln the mm? 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' N Q h.-- .Q -A A L 'mon 01 S xg 16 .,', ng never vanate msg h Oglnts ln m 1 e e most P SJ RESERVE FIRST ROW D McG1nn1s B Clark D Bedson B Yorgen B Short B Smxth SECOND ROW B Bowen fMgr j D Murr J Gaines D Fread D Dlmllng G Hy8tt Startlngtheseason wgth onlytwoboys from the prevrous year s squad Coach Fread has bulltngaateam whrch 1S showlng much lmprovement To date they have won f1ve and lost four of thelr games W1th three wlns and two losses ln the M V I L the Llttle Cowboys are hold1ng down second place 1n the league Hap Fuller the only regular from last season s team was late 1D Jolnlng the squad because of a football lnjury At thls t1me the start1ng flvearejlm Galnes Don Bedson Hap Fuller Don McG1nn1s amdB1ll Yorgen The restof the squad 15 composed of Dlck Mulr Bud Short B111 Clark Bob Smlth Greg Hyatt Dave D1ml1ng and Pete Ray Leadlng 1n the scorlngde partment IS j1m Ga1nes followed by Weed Bedson Although lacklng 1n helght the boys are full of flght and f1ne team work They should f1n1sh the season near the top' DATE EC EC EC EC AN AN AN. AN. JAN. OPPGNENT MCGUFFEY GLENDALE Nonwooo DEER PARK LOCKLAND READING HARTwELL ST. BERNARD TERRACE PARK WY DATE AN AN EB EB EB EB EB. EB. OPPONENT O P WALNUT HILLS DEER PARK LOCKLAND READING HARTWELL S . BERNARD drsplay WY 7 g Q . .X . L A HI Q bf j OPP. O. P . 0. D . 5 19 21 J . 30 N. C. H. 15 18 D . 9 25 27 J . 31 28 20 D . 13 23 20 F . 6 13 18 D . 19 12 37 F . 13 25 28 J . 9 29 18 F . 17 I7 25 J . 16 20 24 F . 20 35 21 J 20 20 22 F 24 T 40 9 J 23 15 12 F 27 N C H 29 30 24 27 25 1l X JUNIO PHGH TOP ROW Kramrg R Grexder Fxscher D Straxn D Hauser C Walters TIS T Gold be M Boy tt Vo B r Na gle fMgr Q SMIDDEECM D H Hoffgnn Mclgxamgn DJ Busgner B MacKay BOTTOM RON L Langefxeld B Long G MCCla1n Mr Naugle and George Woodward coached the team As the basketball season got underway junlor hlgh coaches Mr Nau gle' and George Woodward found they had about 25 boys out for the team Drck Gre1der and Todd Goldsbury were appornted the managers and the boys started tralnlng The days went fast On December 9 the yunlor hxgh set therr season off W1U1 a bang tfOUnC1ng SDr1ngf1eld 18 10 S1nce then the 3un1or hlgh has played ball at about a S00 cllp The scores for the season s games were as follows DATE EC EC EC EC AN AN AN AN. AN. AN. IJAN. OPPONENT SPRINGDALE ELMWOOD SPRINGDALE DEER PARK ELMWOOD LOCKLAND OAK STREET READING WALNUT HILLS HARTWELL ST. BERNARD O W 0 DATE AN AN EB EB EB EB EB EB. FEB. EB. OPPONENT WALNUT HILLS FINNYTOWN GLENvIEw DEER PARK LOCKLAND READING HARTWELL ST. BERNARD W 1 10 1 'T' - 'V , .5 , , . N , s VV ' V I , r I ' A 4 PP. Y . OPP. YO D . 9 10 18 J . 30 N. C. H. 23 20 D . 12 34 3 J . 31 12 11 D . 17 14 18 F . 3 19 32 D . 19 13 28 F . 5 16 21 J . 8 35 15 F . 6 1 25 20 J . 9 27 10 F . 13 29 11 J . 14 26 23 F . 17 12 25 J 16 20 18 F 20 23 21 J 17 1 12 11 24 19 24 J 20 16 23 F 27 N C H 23 14 16 VARSITY TENNIS Fzrst row Mr Naugle W Krumpe R Lalberstadt E Llpp J Black T Alexander L Schlmberg D McG1nn1s H Ryan J V,-,taw TENNIS Th1s year the Junxor hlgh was not out done by the hlgh school It had a team of 1ts own whlch lncluded a glrl s as well as a boy s squad Con sldermg the lnexperlence of most of the players a record of 3 w1.ns and 6 losses whlle not so lmpresslve was far from dlscouraglng At least lt showed that wlth more practlce and experlence we ll have a wlnnlng team 1n the near future Two of the 3w1ns were from McK1nley JUDIOI' I-hgh School of Mxddletown whlle the thlrd was marked up agalnst Bellevue The boys who held down the three slngles berths for most of the sea son were Barry MacKay Blll Bowen and john Kram1g Howard Ryan and Ronny Shepherd pmch h1t ln some of the matches The top 3 glrls 1ncludedBonn1e MacKay, joan Yates and Martha Krehblel Other netters were jlm Eckhart Ed Krehblel Bob Srmth Wally Holzman, Bobby Holzman Cathy Sewell Pat Curtls, Lolse Bell Maryorle Brunhoff and Mary Breese The varslty, whlch lost qulte a few of last year's lettermen, complled a record of 9 wins and 11 losses, 2, ff B rx If l A A ea M , f man. D. Baxter. R. Sheoherd. T: Black. Second row: A. Elliott. S: Flscher. BOYS TEAM GIRLS TEAM Biff? Mackay Robert Holzmav Bonnxe Hackly Edward Krehbxel Wallace Holz man and Wxlham Bowen aan Yates Catherzne Sew 11 Loxse Bell Patrxcxa Curtxs Marjorxe Brun hoff Martha Krehbxel and Bonny Mac kay In the M V I L tournament the team of Lee Schlmberg Dave McG1nn1s Howard Ryan, and john Votaw defeated Hartwell s Warrlors 1D the flnals Althoughtfmeteams dld notnmke such a good SbOW1Ug, both the boys and g1rls playedhard They certa1n1y learnedalotnmre about tennls under the capable leadershlp of a swell coach J V Naugle VARSITY DEER PARK WITHROW BELLEVUE HARTwELL PLAINVILLE COVINGTON HOLMES HAMILTON HAMILTON CATHOLIC WESTERN HILLS RESERVE WITHRow DEER PARK BELLEVUE HAMILTON HAMILTON WALNUT HILLS WESTERN HILLS PLAINVILLE WITNROw PURCELL HAMILTON NEWPORT CATHOLIC 5 WALNUT HILLS 1 El iIl9QL.Rn1QziZ 55 E'l. fi 55 1' , ,fi D ' . ' I ' - J , ' e , ' WY. OP. 4 -' 1 3 - 2 1 T- 4 4 - 1 1 4 1 '- 4 2 - 3 4 -T 1 O 5 WY. OP 2 - 3 U - 1 O '- 5 1 '- 4 1 '- 4 O - 5 O - 5 1 - 4 O - 5 2 '- 3 1 - 4 . '- O O - 5 TRACKTEAM Fmsvnou n Hlbertdt 3 Bell rc dl p Bak SECOND ROW Coach Bush H Ryan B .Unger H Myngtt is e'l'aylor der 'I' Banks Ernxe Roberts THAIIK TEAM The Wyomlng track team of 1947 began workouts early ln the sprlng As a result of Coach Bush s 1nstruct1on the squad soon rounded lnto shape and part1c1pated1n several track meets The teamwas dlvlded lnto two d1v1s1ons accordlng to the age of the trackman Those over slxteen entered senlor d1v1s1on events those under s1xteen entered Junlor d1v1s1on meets The senlor d1v1s1on was the smaller of the two groups In track events Wyommg had Bob Phllhps Dlck Cryder Ray Sharp jlm Arnold Carl Satter events Hubert Mynatt and Bob Taylor used thelr brawn to throw the shot and d1scus The yunlor d1v1s1on had no lack of partlclpants In track events Troy Banks Bob Bell A1 Gentry Larry Ellerhorst Blll Dory Ronnle Unzer Bud Short Dlck Lavender Paul Barkman Howard Ryan Charlxe Murphy and Ronnle Lentz teamed together In fleld events Ernre Roberts, Burnlce Dav1s, Dlck Kent and Don HcG1nn1s entered welght events Dlck Halberstadt entered hurdles and broad Jump and jack Klndel placed In the hxgh Jump Themost unportant meet of the year 1n the H V I L ls the Valley M V I L meet at Lockland Tlus year our yunlor d1v1s1on team carrled away f1rst place honors wlth an xmpresslve record offlve 'flrsts In the sen1or dlv 1s1on Phllllps took a Sth place ln the 100 yard dash and H 4th ln the 220 yard dash Taylor took a 3rd 1n the shot and then repeated w1th a 3rd in the dlscus Our 880 yard relay teamof Ph1ll1ps Sharp Cryder and Satter wh1te posted 4th place honors In the Junlor d1v1s1on Banks had a lst .ln the :O yard dash 2nd rn the 100 yard dash and a 2nd 1n the broad yump .- : ' ' ' 0 ' . n ' 1 I u v H I 1 0 r ' 1 0 y 0 , . , . - I ' l . U , 1 n ' , 0 b n I . . . , . , , . , - white, and Vince Konnos sprinting to win the victors' laurels. In field l Y 9 I . 1 ' 9 Y I 1 I I , V . . . 3 . g . 0 0 4 I 5 9 6 I 1 ' ' ' . 1 9 9 , , . , . . . an Q wk JJNICRDIVISICN FIRST RON D Halberstadt E Roberts T Banks D MoG1nn1s QND ROW B Bell D Lavender H Ryan I Kxndel D Kent R Unger Davls galned a 3rd ln the 220 yard dash and a 3rd 1D the shot Gentry and Lavender earned a 3rd and 4th, respectlvely ln the 880 yard run Halber stadt grabbed a 3rd ln low hurdles and a 1st 1n the shot K1ndel earned ln h1s flrst year a 4th ln the hlgh Jump, and McG1nn1s came up w1th a 3rd ln the dlscus The relay team of Banks Unger Halberstadt and Davls took a flrst place honor The team s lettermenwere Arnold Banks Bell, Cryder, Davls, Gentry, Klndel Halberstadt, Lavender,Ryan Taylor,Mynatt Mculnnls Satterwhlte, Roberts, Ph1ll1ps Sharp and Unger I ,. Dxck H lber t dt, f th f ld FIELD WN- H- Mynatt' B' T9Yl0 'hD' men one the slgnxorogfvfsxonesqltgd, Cryder, P. Berkman. and CO'-ich BUS - takes a hurdle xn hxs str1de. rl ' . , ,, . 7 X L ' R' . L . ' . 1 3 N . ' 1 -' . 'Q M ' 85 , . 1 'V 1 , if A 1 1 - e Ls w 1 1 .I Y, s u Q Y I K , , 1 K I 4 , . 15 , hm. 1 P5 C 'Y' 1-wk V x QM . to N , Q , .log be X X 'L K Q E QA lx A , . fy 4, . K X ' . L X X : s ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 ' ' 1 , , . , . , . . , . , . . . . . . 1 . . , - D - . . . , 1 t 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 . ,,,. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' A 7 7 A 71.1 , ' N I -J Q. X- 'X mzth waz for the pxtch as Eddxe Hopple ho s the target Sen1ors of last year s n1ne who recelved letters are Bob Buchsbaum Phll Buchsbaum johnny Walters and Louls Wllson The Battlng averages were as follows B BUCHSBAUM FULLER WILSON 3 D DAVIS BELL HOPPLE 4 DAVE MCGINNIS 272 DICK SMITH KINDEL UNGER STAIB WALTER KRAMIG MUIR Dlck Cryder Dan Plnger Tow Skldmore Don HCG1nn1s and R Stearns played only a few 1nn1nQs and were hltless BASEBALL Inauvuratlng xts flrsf base ballseasonslnce 1940 Wyomlnv s Cowboys emerged Wltb one vlctory ande1ghtdefeats Conslderlnz that thxs was the f1rst season however the team galned muck experlence that should prove valuable ln the future w1fh.l8tt8f men3ob Bell Bur nlce Davls Mark Fuller Ed Hopple Bob Kf3m12 Dave MCG1nn1s Davld Smlth Ne1lSta1b and Ronn1e Unger asa nucleus thls year Coach jur vovlc has high hopes for bulld lnz a successful squad 0 0 2 200 Dave S ' 'ts ' ' ld ' - . ............ .320 . ... -0 0 P. BUCHSBAUM ... .000 DAVE SMITH .. .150 ...,... .190 ..... .000 ... . 8 ... .000 .. .272 ... . 00 ... .222 -- - 50 ...... .1 0 .. .lll 3 W. 715 XR Fill 5' Stal V Smxt D CT Fu H YT10f8 1d SP J T 1-A I-1 Q rk Coach I D1ck Smlth Sharp R hopple GULF TEAM B'-'ibby Krnmlg HIPPY Fuller Buddy Short and Dale Halle: all take a swxng at the ball GULF The 1947 golf teamwas very good, cons1der1ng the Cowboys had only two lettermen back Bob Burrell and Bob Kramlg Burrell played the number one pos1t1on shootlng about an average of 90 The other three posltlons were alternated among Bob Kramlg Hap Fuller Bud Short, Dale Haller and Dody Coughlln The only senlor was Burrell In the M V I L tournament the Cowboys placed thlrd behlnfl North Col lege H111 and Deer Park The remalnmg members galned much experlence dur 1ng the season and the team ln the com1ng year should be somewhat lmproved The boys who recexved letters were Bob Burrell Bob Kram1g Dale Heller and Hap Fuller The coach was Burley Grlmes .. g,.J Q 58 I9 n -'Lf ffv if -- l N -1. ' ' - . , 9 - u ' 9 I ' - v 9 1 Q I - Q ' n 1 . 9 9 1 , f-QL! i i ,Ofc 'QQ' q rl Q tt 4 z X o v: J' , ' 5, ' '. f XX iff' Tl N V, T f 0 ' TX -Y 'A -is - - 4 ,f ' gg .1- se ,..4. 5 wi INTHAMUHALS Shortly after the basketball season got under way the senlor hlgh xntramural teams were chosen Under the able guldance of Mr Madaras slx capta1ns were elected and a serles of Frlday afternoon games was planned The teams were capta1nedbyD1ck Halberstadt Bob Kranug Bob Taylor Paul Barkman Steve Flscher and Eddle Hopple Each squad played S games plus the tournament contests whlch were played off after the f1rst round of the schedule was completed At the end of the flrst round Dlck Halberstadt s Pros lead the league wlth S vlctorles and no defeats In the tournament Halberstadt s squad agaln rose v1ctor1ous ln a ser1es of three t1lts . 1' 4 f , 5 c 4 K ly Q v . r P gf 1 aa w ig. fy 1 . i K x 9' . 4 -' n K 'r 2 ,A , ' 4 . ft a, 'Wm . . l . . - e 0 g . . . u . . . f P f . . I I ' . . 9 . . ' . - . , 1 . - . . . . 9 inn VARSITY CHEERLEADEPS DODY COUGHLI M , VIRGINIA VO EHEEH LEADERS Cheerlng the varslty boyscnmto vlctory thls year were Dorothy Cough l1n, Sue Lewls Pat Mulr and V1rg1n1a Votaw The glrls managed many a f1ne pep assembly and could be seen leadlng football cheers 1n any klnd of weather Th1s season rounded up three years of cheerlng for Pat, Glnny and Sue however, Dody w1ll be back agarn next year They d1d a flne job for 'good ol Wyomlng and deserve part credlt for a successful season In the early weeksof school the tryouts for the reserve cheerleaders were held After nuujm del1berat1on, jane Taylor, Margle Brunhoff Sally Hopple and Nancy Sxmmons were selected After cheer1ng for the reserve boys 1D the 48 basketball season the glrls w1ll flll vars1ty p0S1t1OHS, whlle Margle w1ll remaln as the reserve 'marnstay Next to be chosen were the Junlor hlgh cheerleaders The elrmlnatron took three days but flnally Nancy Hulbert Kltsy Mathews, Mary Lou Nelt ner, and Nancy w1l11BmS emerged VlCt0f10US RESERVE CHEERLEADERS ' Nancy Simmons, jane JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS ' BACK: U' Neitne 11 H le Mar ie Brunhoff. N. Hulbert. FPONT1 N. Williams, K. Mathew! Taylor, Sl Y OPP I 1 1' .ug . , . ..Y,,,,,. G A A OFFICERS Bonnie Mackay TREASURER, Ginny Mathews SECRETARY, Dody Coughlin V PRES and Ginny Votaw PRESIDENT Miss Williamson ADVISOR is seated at her desk BAA The 1947 48 season in G A A has again been a most successful one Both the officers and Miss Williamson have combined their efforts to bring the girls an outstanding year This season s officers were Ginny Votaw, president Dody Coughlin, vice president Ginny Mathews, secretarynand Bonnie MacKay, treasurer The managers were Pat Muir, basketball Ginny Votaw, ping pong In the fall Miss Williamson, the girls' advisor, introduced the G A A members to a new game This was hockey Quickly she organizeda team and Wyoming got a chance to show its ability in this sport Next on the agenda were the ping pong tournaments Bonnie MacKay cap tured the senior high championship be defeating joan Yates In the Junior high circles, Kay Sears held a slight edge over Mary jane Robinson Volleyball is one of the favorite sports with the girls The teams were chosen from the Junior and senior high As for the names of the dif ferent teams, they were selected by using the nicknames of the various major league baseball clubs In the senior high the Reds, headed by Lois Hall, finally proved victorious by nosing out two teams who shared the honors o o o Votaw, volleyball: Lois ljlall, baseballg Bonnie MacKay, tennis: and Ginny HOCKEY TEAM'-FIRST Row Mathews Jervrs A 3 L Pell B Da Secouo ow urke M urns 1 a , a Maxwell Mackay M Breese L Kleemnn VOLLEYBALL FIRST RON P Muxr Votaw M Swxsshelm andL Bell SEC N0 R B 1 Au US! J Taylor B Mackay andC Harvey of runner ups At the end of the junlor Hlgh tournament the Yankees and Browns were tled but Martha Krehblel s Yankees emerged wlnners ln the play o The volleyball all star team th1s year ccnslsted of Glnny Votaw Pat Mulr, jane Taylor, Margle Brunhoff Bonn1e Mackay Lols Hall Chr-1I'1Ctf8 Harvey Marcla August. Marllyn Swlsshelm, and Lo1s B011 Mldway polnt ln the basketball season showed three teams flghtlng lt Out for flrst place Pat Mu1r's Devlls Barbara Sturm s Eagles and Sallle H0pp1e S Cowboys After the mlxed teams f1n1shthe1r tournament classteams :Ili be Ch0S8r1 Wlndlngup '48 basketball 18 the foul shot ellmlnatlon con es I G. , P. ' , . D y, . , , . y. R 2 B- B p 0 B , S- S'ddl1,L. H ll, M. , B. , . , . . N 1 -. 'T l' w ' 43 Elf B ll I KX li' X 'pl in A . V go. uve gl 5 A Q23 P. 5 V' K af: :IVY xx I rk.J'1 f F . ! ' 7 l fl ., iw. 3. 'S- . X x,.J rs ,V A ' h A B , In N A. V c fi: u 3 X V v , K Y- M L Y JW ' ,X I - W B , f' ' B. 2 . ' , V. , . ' , . . 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