Glenwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New Boston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1950 PROUDLY PRESENT Edlted by THE SENIOR CLASS GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL NEW BOSTON OHIO ,- -uf 4 unfl- v- al MMA MMIII SlTHllIll S0 ll FOR OUR ALMA MATER HE WILL DO OR DIEQ FOR OUR ALMA MATER WAVE THE FLAG ON HTGH. As EACH SEASON PASSES, FRIENDS wHO WERE So DEAR WILL LINGER IN OUR MEMORIES OF ALMA MATER DEAR. SCARLET STANDS FOR BRAVERY2 GRAY STANDS FOR NIGHT. FOR ALMA MATER, DEAR Go RIGHT IN AND FTGHT. RAHl EVER WEILL PLAY THE GAME wan THE VIC'ORYQ ARD THEN OUR HEARTS HILL GA: STRENGTH AND POISE FROM THEE LET US THEN BE EVER TRUE TO GLENWOOD DEARQ LET SCARLET AND THE GRAY FILL OUR HEARTS WITH CHEERQ THOUGH DISTANT wc WAY ROAM, THOUGHTS HILL LlmGER STTLL ON SCHOOL DAYS SPENT RTTHTR GLENWOOD BY THE HILL. RAHI RAHI N 4 RAHI RAHI RAR! TwL ILL V H + 0 TEALHLP r ,J J., CAV 'QI 3 REC 3 RS WE ELL DEVLJTI L H ATI .1 AJ Q., Nl 1LE ULVY .1 JT' L T A D ELLM. R .JL r 'J J L EM 4 w-X ALMA J C 1 INCLE HE HAS Huw ' Haw T L 1 ff it 4- x5 ., 11 ' .L- An q,:,1w-5,,,,!4 1 , 6 - . - '1:'2!,'.- M f . g: 1, fiY'f. 1 A--' 'T 'Y' mf A f - Q ,: jzi. 5 1.7173 ,'.-f::f',. ' : , tr.-1 , PQI .-' , I ' 12' l The Senior Class appreciates the help fulness he has shown to us during our Journey at Glenwood High School I' P l Afamiliar face at G.H.S. is that of our principal: Mr. Raymond E. Hall. Mr. Hall, a graduate of the Glenwood High School, attended Ohio University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, and Defiance College, where he received his B.A. degree and later received his M.A. degree at Chio State Uni- versity. In 1942, he was advanced to the position as principal of Glenwood High School and has served in this capacity, with the exception of 1944 to 1946 when he was in the United States Navy. Previous to being principal, he was tea- cher at Oak Street and Stanton Grade Schools, as well as being Instructor in English and history at G.H.S. Mr. Hall is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa, a National Honorary Educational Fraternity. 5 Mr F M Jacksonhas been superintendent of the New Boston school system for the past Q eight years He holds a B S degree in edu 1 cation from Miaml Un1versityColleUe and M ,V A. degree from the University of Cincinnati He came to New Boston from Brown County where he was Superintendent of Clark Township schools He is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa a National Honorary Edu cational Fraternity Previous to being superintendent of schools he was principal from 1936 to 1942 at Glenwood High School With Mr Jackson at the head of the New Boston school we are sure that our educational system will con tinue to be one of the finest 'SC MARGUERITE BROWN L. C. CURRY MARGARET ANN CURRY B S., MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD B. S. IN EDUCATION, OHIO STATE B. S., OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. OHIO. HOME ECONOMICS. UNIVERSITY, WILMINGTON COLLEGE, HISTORY SOCIAL STUDIES AND LI- OHIO UNIVERSITY, DEFIANCE COL- BRARIAN. 'Jn' ...l JUNE STARRETT PRESTON BRYAN BOB JONES UNIVERSITY MUSIC B UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY VOCAL BAND JOE D JENKINS EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY or CINCINNATI OH 0 UNIVERSITY HEALTH PHYSICAL ED UCATION COACH IRVING O WASHINGTON A MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ENGLISH PAUL H DUNCAN B S OHIO UNIVERSITY, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY NATURAL SCIENCE ENG LISH ASSISTANT COACH 'K Aw - ' A. ., - B. A., , . , I . ' w . , - B. S., F. G. ., , - , - A 'QR'. f o AE ' ' N' A .. ' ' X A IL' A Q A ' . ' W K 'UVEJ' 'ii' EQU I 'V V' . A -It . I liggkg A 'PH 632' RUTH AN PEAKE A BALDWIN WALLACE COLLEGE, BEREA OHIO PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH GENEVIEVE CAMPBELL EMERSON COLLE E, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ENGLISH AND SPEECH MINTA ANN SISLER B S , OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ENG LISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE QA Nu HERBERT C RICKEY OHIO UNIVERSIT VATHEMATICS AID GOVERHNEIT IMTUHY tilts DAVID LODWICK B S RIO GRANDE PHYSICS, CHEM ISTRY AND GENERAL SCIENCE ELMON C CAUDILL OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY or COLORADO HISTORY fAMERlCAN AND WORLD, 'O It FLRN CURRY MHEELER N I IVER T LAT N AND MATHE ATICS Wh ,am 'NJ LAURA HAVENER B OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, MIAMI UNI VERSITY MATH TODD MITCHELL B OHIO UNIVERSITY, CAPITAL UNIvERsITY,OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BUSINESS EDUCATION P 69 'N ' f, I k . - ll- H W Q , In J ig G ,f ' A I ' 'S ' '- IFJ , H F ' - B-, B. S., M. A., Y. B. S. DE ISO! UN Sl Y. I 1 I ' x 5 A B. A., M. A., G . ., . - A. ., B. S., M. A., I , A. ., C fif I gf Q64 SHIIIINTS X nv ff 1 15. E, 9 f'f? ' m w g A W f E Q K7 sr lon cuss omcnzs President . Donna Sheridan Vice President . . Lomeda Schmid Secretary . Patricia Williams Treasurer . . . Clarice Davis ' E agar The Class of 1950 chose these classmates to guide them through the last mile of their hunt for gold at G.H. S. They were given the coveted honor of serving as leaders of their class and are to be complimented for their excellent leadership. The interest which these officers have shown has been greatly appreciated. WW X x KK, X 4 4T' H Wff, X 5 ff' Z X vmfgxg -TK I!! At the opening of the 1946 fall school term there appeared at the portals of Glen- wood, ninety-one lively boys and girls whose goal was to graduate in 1950. We began our Freshman year with the election of Lomeda Schmid, president, Odie Fisher, vice president, Don Sexton, secretary and treasurer. Our advisors at the end of the year were Mrs. Caudill and Mrs. Kapps. Our Freshman Homecoming attendant was Anna Laura Floyd. Then came vacation and we took leave of GHS to return in the fall as sophomores. The following officers led our Sophomore class of seventy-two: Oscar Emshwiller, president, Carl Neu, vice presidentgMarvin Bowling, secretary, lviarcella Emshwiller, treasurer, and Richard Barnes, reporter. Our faculty advisors were Miss Mitchell and Mr. Duncan. The sophomore boys received a trophy for being the winners of class tournaments. 10 IIIASS Our Sophomore Homecoming attendant was Ruth Thompson. Class officers for our Junior Year were: Richard Barnes, president, Donna Sheridan, vice president, Lomeda Schmid, secretary and treasurer, and reporter, Charles Pauley. They were aided by our advisors, Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Washington. Two events far overshadowed all others in our .Tunior year. The first was our class play, 'The Night Was Dark. The cast con- sisted of: Donna Sheridan, David Staten, Carol Weaver, Ray Montgomery, Don Sexton, Mary Jo Stapleton, Ruth Thompson, lvlarcella Emsh- willer, Lomeda Schmid, Darrell Williams, Charles Pauley, and Nate Phipps. The di- rectors were Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Fluty. Student directors were Patty Williams and Roberta Holsinger. The second was the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Lake White Club. The theme for our Banquet was Circus , HISHIRY We sponsored the Homecoming Dance for the queen and her attendants, whichwas given in the gym. Our Junior Homecoming attendant was Ruth Ann Hoover. Our Honor Society consisted of the top ten of the class, as follows: Richard Barnes, Charles Pauley, Lomeda Schmid, Ruth Thompson, Ruth Ann Hoover, Doris Jones, Dorothy Keeney, Zelma Wallace, Marcella Emshwiller and Donna Sheridan. Another big event of our Junior Year was the arrival of our class rings. 1950 finds us as fifty-five dignified Seniors remaining from the ninety-one who entered as Freshmen four years ago. Our officers are: Donna Sheridan, Presi- dentg Lomeda Schmid, vice presidentg Patty Williams, secretary, Clarice Davis, trea- surerg Doris Jones and Charles Pauley, re- porters. Roberta Barlett, Bernedia Barnett, Patty Williams, and David Staten make up our 1 . P ,,n 4 Ufiglial' , , Q X ., I .Lid advisory council Our advisors are Miss Wheeler and Mr. Caudill. The name of our Senior Class Play was Peter Beware , given May 11, and May 12. lt was directed by Miss Wheeler. Our Homecoming Queen was Marcella Emshwiller, attendants were: Ruth Ann Hoover, Seniorg Wanda Weaver, Junior, Ruth Ann Schwamberger, sophomore: and Joan Lands, freshman. We had our graduation pictures made at Martings. Our name cards and announcements were ordered and received with eagerness. Now we are waiting anxiously for the Junior-Senior Banquet and even more so for our Baccalaureate and Commencement exer- cisesg but as the time grows nearer for us to leave Glenwood, we begin to regret it. RUTH HOOVER 11 WILLIS ADAMS HBILL FOOTBALL U C UB ' ' ROBERTA BARTLETT BIE TIN CLUB 2 RI H Y 2 3 M SECRETARY L BRARY CLUB 3 U G A A 3 T HI Y PLAY LOVELY LADIESH 3, ANNUAL STAFF A CLUB '50 U OFFICE STAFF U, ADVISORY COUNCIL M NORMA ARMSTRONG 'JANIE' 2 3 SECRETARY SECRETARIAT 3 A ANNUAL STAFF U, CLUB ' n A SECRETARY AND TREASURER 4, SPEECH CLUB U SECRETARY U BAND 1, BASKETBALL TEAN I 3 U CLASS REPORTER I ROBERT BELL nBOB SCIENCE CLUB 3 CLUB 'SO' N VISUAL EDUCA ON 2 3 RICHARD BARNES RICH FOOTBALL 2, SCHOLARSHIP TEAM I VISUAL EDU CATION l 23 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 U5 CLASS PRESIDENT 3 CLUB '5O' N- CLASS REPORTER 2 KATHRYN LAWSON BOWLING, KATHY MAJDRETTE 3,U, LIBRARY CLUB l,2g GLEE CLUB ,H G A.A 2,33 SECRETARIAT 3,U, TREASURER , V CE PRESIDENT My TRI-HI-Y 3,35 OFFICE STAFF , ' CLUB n5O' My ANNUAL STAFF BERNEDIA BARNETT, HNEADYH SPEECH CLUB 4: SECRETARIAT 3,h3 CLUB HSOW Mg GLEE CLUB U: OFFICE STAFF hi ADVISORY COUNCIL U5 ANNUAL STAFF U. MARVIN BOWLING, HSHORTYH BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ug FOOTBALL MANAGER I,2,3g CLASS SECRETARY 25 ANNUAL STAFF My CLUB n5On. 12 CLARICE DAVIS CLEDDY G EE CLUB I U, BAND I FLAGBEARER 2, DRUN MAJORETTE U D CAS CLUB I 2 3 M, LIERA UB I U PR DENT U, CLASS TREASURER U, ANNUAL STAFF A CLUB 5On, MINSTREL U LAIVONNE EVANS HVOINIE DORCAS CLUB I 2 U VICE PRESIDENT 2, LIBRARY LUB I 2 GLEE CLUB , BAND I, SECRETARIAT ANIUAL STAFF H, CLUB n5O' N, OFFICE STAFF M MARCELLA BOWLING EMSHWILLER, MAE WEST BRARY CLUB I 2 T UB 2 3 N PRESIDENT 3, ANNUAL STAFF U SECRETARIAT , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 U G A A CLUB H O' N DORCAS CLUB I, OFFICE STAFF CLASS PLAY HTHE NIGHT WAS DARK' 3, CLASS TREAS URER 2, TRI HI Y PLAY HLOVELY LADIES' , BAND I CHEERLEADER 3 U CAPTAIN U HOMECOMING QUEEN O S FISHER 'ODIE BASKETBALL I 2 3 BASEBALL I 2 3, CLUB '5On U CLASS VICE PRESIDENT I OSCAR EMSHWILLER OS FOOTBALL I 2 3 A Co CAPTAIN 3 CAPTAIN N BASKETBALL I 2 33 TRACK I 2, BASEBALL I 2, CLASS PRESIDENT 25 ANNUAL STAFF U' HI-Y N, CLUB '5O' H ANNA LAURA FLOYD ANNIE DORCAS CLUB I: LIBRARY CLUB I 23 GLEE CLUB - - - G A A. I kg CHEERLEAD 3 M, SECRETARIAT CLUB 3 U, ANNUAL STAFF U CLUB '50 g CLASS PLAY 4 PETER BEWARE 3 QUEEN ATTEN- DANT I' SPEECH CLUB U5 TRI'Hl'Y PLAY LovELY LADIE5n 3. HELEN EVANS GIGGLES SPEECH CLUB U3 CLUB '5O' Ng MAJORETTE 2,3,U' GLEE CLUB U' SECRETARIAT 3,M' G.A.A. U. SYLVIA FOUT, nSYLn DoRcAs CLUB I,2,U3 GLEE CLUB I,Ug BAND 2,3,hQ SECRETARIAT CLUB My CLUB '5O' Mg SPEECH CLUB kg CLASS PLAY N, 'PETER BEwARE'. 13 haw-A JA ES GINER JIM IENCE CLUB 3 GLEE CLU H500 ROSEMARY HOOK ROSIE C B H50 U SECRETARIAT 3 U TRI HI Y 2 3 TREASURER M, SPEECH CLUB H GLEE CLU U A UAL STAFF U CLASS PLAY U PETER BEWARE VIRGINIA GOODMAN GINNY EE CLUB I 2 U ND I PRESIDENT 2 3 SECRETARIAT CLUB 3 N, ANNUAL STAFF U CLUB WSON U, SPEECH CLUB U PRESIDENT RUTH ANN HOOVER 'RUTHIEn TRI HI Y 2 3 U PRESIDENT U QUEEN ATTENDANT 3,N, SPEECH CLUB U, CLUB USO' U, SECRETARIAT 3 U PRESIDENT H, NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY 3 N TRI HI Y PLAY LovELY LADIES' ROBERTA FAYE HOLSINGER, nJOSIh' ND I 2 LEE LUB U TREASURER 3, LATIN CLUB 2, SECRETARIAT CLUB U, ANNUAL STAFF U CLUB n5OW M, SPEECH CLUB U BASKETBALL I 2 3 N VDLLEYBALL N, MINSTREL U DORIS ANN JONES 'DORIS' BAND l, LIBRARY CLUB 2 SECRETARIAT SECRETARY U, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 M SEC RETARY 3 U, ANNUAL STAFF U, CLASS REPORTER M SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2 3 U, SPEECH CLUB M VIRGIL HOLSINGER, VIRG FOOTBALL I 2 3 N, BASKETBALL 2 3' CLUB N on M, MOST vALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER U DOROTHY KEENEY DoRT SECRETARIAT 3,1I3 ANNUAL STAFF LI' CLUB 5 U VICE PRESIDENT U: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIET 3 U SPEECH CLUB U 14 BETTY MARTIN, BET DORCAS CLUB 2 3 U, FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M CHARLES PAULEY 'CHARLIE ANNUAL STAFF CHIEF EDITOR U, LIBRARY CLUB l U, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,k, TREASURER 3 H HI Y N, GLEE CLUB I N, FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U SPEECH CLUB U SCIENCE CLUB 3 CLASS REPORTER 3 U CHEERLEADER 2, BAND I DRUM MAJOR, CLASS PLAY PETER BEWARE U, BASKETBALL CLASS TEAM 3, AN UAL STAFF REPRESENTATIVE 3, SCHOLARSHIP EA M STREL IARY ANN METZLER MERT ANN EE CLUB I 2 G A A 3, SECRETARIAT SPEECH CLUB U, ANNUAL STAFF U FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB H, BASKETBALL I 2 3 U VOLLEYBALL U CLASS PLAY M NPETER BEWAREn, MINSTREL M JOSEPH PAYTON, JOE ANNUAL STAFF U FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB N GLEE CLUB U LIBRARY CLUB I 2, SCIENCE CLUB 3 MIN STREL M CLASS TEAM I 2 3 CHAMPS RAYMOND MONTGOMERY, RAY ANNUAL STAFFF U FUTURE CITIZENS M, BAND I 2 3 U GLEE CLUB I 3 U SCIENCE CLUB 3, SPEECH CLUB U CLASS PLAY 3 nTHE NIGHT WAS DARKn WILBUR PENCE WEB FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB N VICE PRESIDENT, BAS KETBALL MANAGER 4 FOOTBALL 2 3 U CLASS TEAM 2 3 CHAMPS RICHARD oAKEs, DICK FOOTBALL l,2,3,U, BASKETBALL I,2,3,N, BASE BALL I,2,3: FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M, TREASURER N, ANNUAL STAFF N3 SCIENCE CLUB 3. MARY PENNINGTON, nTINEY' DoRCAS CLUB U3 G.A.A. 3: SECRETARIAT 3,Ng SPEECH CLUB My FUTURE CITIZENS U5 TRI-HI-Y Ng ANNUAL STAFF N, OFFICE STAFF 2. 15 M22 fl il I I ' S C.A.A. M. A I . I 1 . ' . 1 3 - ' , ' 3 E 2 : ,. ,S - 3 2 ' I ' I -ASWIXY J ll IV , . V, 135' 'Q I,2,3, CHAMPS 2g CLASS PLAY WTHE NIGHT WAS DARKH X ,- fwgk . , . V 'E T m l,hg IT M. x ,i V ll Il I . GL , 5 . . . - 3,Mg . I 3 ' ' S ,' ' , . , s 3 I n n ' I S S 1 ' P ' I -P I I ' ll I 3 ' . 1 1 3 1 1 S . , 5 I . ll ll I I ' ' I 1 I S I. , , 2. NATHANILL PHIPPS NATE FOOTBALL 3 U CLASS PLAY 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK' HI Y GLEE CLUB ANIUAL STAFF FUTURE CITIZE S CLUB M SCHOLARSHIP TEAN 2 CLASS TEM LOMEDA SCHMID Lo EE CLUB I 2 LASS PRESIDENT I BAND 2, CLASS SECRETARY a TREASURER 3, CLASS VICE P ESIDENT H A l,2, CLASS PLAY 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK I LATIN CLUB NUAL STAFF U FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M SCHOLAR IP EAN , IONAL HONOR SOCIETY KATHRYN NELSON PORTER, KAT FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U DONALD SEXTON, DON CLASS SECRETARY R TREASURER I, BAND I 2 BASKETBALL MANAGER 2, SCIENCE CLUB 3 CLASS FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U SECRETARY, ANNUAL STAFF M BUSINESS MANAGER, GLEE CLUB U HI Y U CLASS PLAY N PETER BEWARE , CLASS TEAM I 3, ScHoLAR SHIP TEAM N DOROTHY RUARK nDOTTIEn GLEE CLUB I 2, DORCAS CLUB 2 3 M PRESIDENT TRI G A A 3 N, FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB N, ANNUAL STAFF H DONNA SHERIDAN DONNA ANNUAL STAFF M, FUTURE CITIzENS CLUB M L TIN CLUB I 2 3 N GLEE CLUB 4, CLASS PRESI DENT U, CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 3 CLASS PLAY 3 nTHE NIGHT WAS DARKn, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 U OFFICE STAFF 3, CLASS PLAY U 'PETER BE VAREH PAUL RUARK 'PAUL' FUTURE CITIZENS M ANNUAL STAFF U FOOTBALL H Y M CLASS PLAY U 'PETER BEWA CLASS TEA4 3 MARY JO STAPLETON JO ANNUAL STAFF M FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M GLE5 UB M CHEERLEADER 3 M BAND I G A A CAS CLUB 3,N CLASS PLAY 3 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK , SPEECH CLUB U OFFICE STAFF M 16 ' II Il I 1 3 ' 3g - 3,M3 My Q Mg N 3 A 3 4 I. 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I 'fklif f',ff ff I DAVID STATEN, DAVE LATIN CLUB 2, SCIENCE CLUB 3, BASEBALL 3 CLASS PLAY HTHE NIGHT WAS DARK' 3, GLEE CLUB N FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB N ANNUAL STAFF M BASKETBALL N, SCHOLARSHIP TEAM I, ADVISORY CoUN cIL U, CLASS PLAY A PETER BENARE , MINSTREL , BASKETBALL TEAM 2 3 CHAMPS ZELMA WALLACE ZELMA ATIN CLUB 2 R SECRETARIAT CLUB U, LIBRARY CLUB I 2 3 U VICE PRESIDENT 3 GLEE CLUB I M, AINUAL STAFF FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U TRI HI Y PLAY 3 LOVELY LADIESH, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 4 VICE PRES IDENT 3 M, CLASS PLAY M PETER BEWARE RUTH EVELYN THOMPSON, RUTHIE GLEE CLUB I 2 3 U VICE PRESIDENT 3 PRESI DENT H CLASS PRESIDENT 2 G 2 CLA P AY 3 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK , TRI Hl Y 3 LATIN CLUB 2, ANrUAL STAFF N FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M, SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 U PRESIDENT 3 M CLASS PLAY ENTERTAIN MENT I 2 3 U QUEEN ATTENDANT 2, MINSTREL A OL JANE WEAVER, CAROL ANNUAL STAFF M FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U GLEE LEADER 3 U, SECRETARIAT 3 U SPLECH CLUB CLASS PLAY 3 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK , MINSTREL U DONALD WAGGONER WDON FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB M HI Y 3 N, ANNUAL STAFF M CLASS TEAM 3 DARRELL WILLIAMS nPUNK CLASS PLAY 3 'THE NIGHT WAS DARK FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U, SPEECH CLUB M VISUAL EDUCA ON 3 , CLASS TEAM I JERRY WAGNER, HWINFIELD LIBRARY CLUB I 2 FOOTBALL 2,3 U, BASKETBALL 2 3 U, BASEBALL 3 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL MANA G R I ANNUAL STAFF N FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB N PRESIDENT U, SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 3 CLASS PLAY U PETER BEHARE CLASS TEAM I PATRICIA WILLIAMS, PAT MAJORETTE 2 3 U, ANNUAL STAFF U G A A 3 DORCAS CLUB 2 3,N, LIBRARY CLUB I 2 FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB U, SPEECH CLUB 4 CLASS SECRE TARY M CLASS PLAY U PETER BEWARE , ADVISORY COUNCIL U 17 ll ll . . 3 I . 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I ,J 1 .I J 5 v 'ta by 9 o p 'W' WA A , 22' copv BoY ' 5 1 yziizg 0 ' X W Q xr The old town of New Boston hadnt changed much IH twenty years Ideclded to return to my home town after recelvlng my dlscharge from the Marme Corp w1th leav1ng the traln I saw two of my boy frlends from the class of 50 They were Nate Ph1pps and Don Sexton We must have created qulte a scene 1n the stat1on w1th our hand shakmg huggmg eachother and our loud talkmg We dec1ded to eat breakfast together Whlle eatlng breakfast Don told me that he and Nate were operat Lng a large researchfoundatlon They had declded to take a vacat1on as they had been worklng day and nlght ln order to keep up wzth the1r competltor Donna Sherrdan and B111 Spears l was gladly surprlsed to hear Dave Staten had become qulte weal thy and that he IS now owner of the Curly Wave Set Co Dave used the same form ula on hms halr 1nh1gh school Other rumors were that James Grner and W1ll1s Adams had become lady klllers And that Norma Armstrong stxll has the des1re for other g1rl s boyfrlends We then rented a car and deczded to see the town Our f1rst stop was our hlgh school hang out The Amer1can Restaurant lt IS stlll called Joe s but not Joe Day s It IS now called .Toe Payton s The restaurant was rather deserted as everyone was at the local theater We thought that the show must be pretty good to attract everyone so we de clded to go We purchased our tlckets only to have them taken by Mary .To Stapleton Mary J'o always d1d have an lnterest ln the ushers there We arrlved durmg the comedy wh1ch was Mlghty Mouse star rmg V1rg1l Holslnger Next came the news 1n whxch we saw W1blur Pence playa manager of the Cleveland Browns Next came a dr1v1ng demonstratxon by Ruth Hoover Ruth was the only g1rl1n the class of 50 wlth drlvlng llcense At last the ma1n feature The Return of May West starrlng Marcella Bow11ng Emshw1ller Marcella IS stlll as beautlful as ever At tlmes durxng the show the camera man seemed to go w1ld he was none otherthan Paul Ruark Paul wasn t the only one that went wlld after seemg the show four t1mes we had to drag Nate from the theater After leavlng the show we declded to dr1ve around for awhzle but f1rst we needed some gas We stopped at the Ash land Gas Stat1on only to f1nd rt owned and operated by Bob Bell asslsted by a 75 cent per hour secretary Helen Evans Bob says that Helen IS st1ll waltxng for a law mak1ng dollar per hour nummum wage as for Helen well It s rumored she has an ad for a husband As we drove out of the gas stat1on we were almost run 1nto bya new Chevrolet whzch was drwen by Pat W1ll1ams now Mrs Charles Fanmn Patty was accompamed by Anna Laura Floyd and Dott1e Ruark Annle 1s alsolookmg for a man Flve Husbands werent enough for her Dottle st1ll has a weakness for red headed boys Whlle dr1v1ng up Gallla we saw many slgns wmth fam1l1ar names on them The frrst slgn was that of Coxey s 1 I x A7 1 ,f 1 1 . fa N f 0 Q I ' 4 ,fv- ,ff 7 f h I ': ' .. , Q' ' ' - az' - 32- 0 as J ' 1, -' Y 1... 7 T . K . 'h 4' M , the rank of Sgt. .Terry Wagner. As I was brilliant football game. Wib is now playing ' ' ' ' ll I! ' I . 1 ! 18 and Sons owned by Don Waggoner his wife the former Zelma Wallace and their five sons Next to that was a studio for graceful fainting instructors were Roberta Bartlett and Roberta Holsinger On a bill board we saw that Ray Montgomerys orchestra was appearing at the localnight club the night club was owned by Odis Fisher The sign was drawn by Virginia Goodman now well known artist La Vonne Evans now owns the swankiest dress shop in town La Vonne was talented in making clothes even in high school Doris .Tones now owns the Greenwich Inn We stopped at the next sign it read Barnes steel workers cafeteria e had the pleasure of eating with the owner Richard Barnes The restaurant was drafty Don told Richard that he should have his air conditioning system checked but when Richard said that Mary Metzler was at the other side of the room we knew the reason for the wind Richard gave us he lowdown on some classmates Charles Pauley is president of Olivet College Mary Pennington is married and living in the hills of Kentucky. Dorothy Keeney is trying to get Bernedia Barnetts job as stenographer at W P A Y. Darrell Williams is announcer there No one has seen Lorneda Schmid but we took it for granted that she also had taken the fatal step and had gone tojoin Mary in Kentucky. Several classmates were now teachers at dear old GHS. Ruth Thompson was teaching music. Oscar Emshwiller and Dick Oakes were the coaches Paul Ruark 'IH' A' ' QC and Marvin Bowling had been riding the coaches pretty hard They couldnt under stand why their boys weren t playing first string Clarice Davis was teaching Home Economics She decided that t o 1 a family wasn t enough teachers after all Matrimony hadn t taken too many Kathryn Lawson didn t intend to let her sisters out do her She nabbed Milbourne Bowling Betty Martin has become a housewife to a boy whom we didn t know Kathryn Nel son is still happily married to Jiggs Por ter After a fine meal and an enjoyable talk we left the restaurant Next on our list was a drive through the country F1 nally we did see some of our old friends of course they were not where we expected to find them rocking comfortably on the porch of the Old Maids Home sat Carol Weaver Rosemary Hook and Sylvla Fout They had done all of their running around in high school and decided to settle down and live a peaceful life We then drove back to Joe s for a milkshake The time had come for us to part Don and Nate were going back to their research work and I arn going home to bed. Each one taking with him fond memories of our high school days I later found out that the reason for Don and Nate leaving was that The return of Mae West was showing at the theater across the street from the laboratory Here s hoping no lives depend on their work If they do may they rest in peace DON SEXTON JERRY WAGNER 'li 4' ' at Of l .J if W D A x : c PIHIPHHTY 'fe ff f is - 'f .-'j- 5 ' Ln- r , . . . - .. l . W .n . ua I . . u l . so , -n. W' ' ' i.. t i . ' 'I . ' f' We the Semor Class of 1950 of he town of New Boston county of Sc1oto and state of Ohlo bemg of sound m1nd and memory do hereby make pubhsh and Clare th1s to be our last wxll and testament hereby revokmg any w1ll or w1lls here to fore made by us Patr1c1a Wlllxams leaves her stream l1ne f1gure to Jeannlne Stamper Remember Jeannlne noth1ng stronger than mllk Berned1a Barnett leaves her ab1l1ty to cut up all the trme to Barbara K1ser We know you need thls Barbara James Gmer leaves hls Jazz Boy shxrt to musmcal Sam Sh1ngler We know Sam w1ll treasure 1t W1ll1s Adams leaves hrs glrl Judy D to Bess Walter Imes We know you w1ll treasure th1s pos1t1on dearly V1rg1l Holsrnger leaves h1s long lanky flgure to Paul Wrlght Darrell W1ll1ams leaves h1s portable radlo to .Terry Lewls Remember Jerry take th1s to your Industr1al Arts Class t w1ll put rhythm ln your drawmgs Rmchard Barnes leaves h1s car to Bob Fmney Remember Bob dont speed on those bad roads Od1e F1sher leaves h1s ab1l1ty to splurge after banquets to Elmo Buckle Remember Elmo a penny saved IS apenny earned Nlary Ann Metzler leaves her one room partles to Barbara Jennmgs V1rg1n1a Goodman leaves her ab1l1ty to p1ck the gumtar and slng lm gom tear your cob house down to Wllma Ph1ll1ps Sylv1a Fout leaves her long black ha1r to Joyce Gr1ff1n Remember Joyce frfty strokes every day Helen Evans leaves her favormte con versat1on Carl N to Judy Skaggs Re member Judy not everyone can boast of h1m Dorothy Keeney leaves her ways wlth the Lexmgton boys to Beatr1ce Sm1th A date a year w1ll not harm your courtsh1p w1th Bob B111 Spears leaves hxs way wxth Mrs Campbell to Lerla Snyder We know you need thxs Le1la Wrlbur Pence leaves h1s pos1t1on as one of Mr Jenkms glamor boys to Har old Weddmgton Remember Harold keep a glamorous look and sm1le for the new coach It may help D1ck Oakes leaves h1s fl1rt1ng ways and dress1ng ab1l1ty to Dave Semones Charles Pauley leaves h1s car keys to Marvm Marlow You can collect them any tlme after school mn the the cemetery Marvm Mary Pennmgton leaves her romantlc book reports to Leo Lawhun Dott1e Ruark leaves her dretmg ab1l1ty to Elsle Bartlett By the way Els1e str1ct physlcal tra1n1ng w1ll help too Ruth Ann Hoover leaves one of her boy frlends to June May One more won t be such a burden June Paul Ruark leaves h1s cmgar smokmg ab1l1ty to Gerald Cornwell and also hrs football techmque Marcella Bowllng Emshw1ller leaves her n1ce flgure to Phyllms Huffman smce she can t take care of lt and Oscar both Norma Armstrong leaves her ab1l1ty to get strarght As to Bxll1e Sparks I 1sn t hard Norma says Q ln' i Q rr MASS x I- lt I ' l t I 1 1 , . , de- , 1 . . 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I t 20 Bob Bell leaves h1s mov1e projector to Russel Mc Manus We hope you w1ll do as good as Bob that shouldn t take much should 1t'P Rosemary Hook leaves Sohxo O11 pro ducts to Janlce McDan1el Kathryn Bowlmg leaves Janet McDan 1el the ab1l1ty to get a husband before she gets out of school Nate Ph1pps leaves a maroon Chevrolet to Frank Seth Remember the motto Frank Clarlce Davls leaves her beauty boys to Norma Thacker We know th1s would b a wonderful change for you Norma Roberta Holsmger leaves her red headed boy fr1end to Wanda Green Dons Jones leaves her sold1er boy to Phylhs Redwlne We know Phylhs loves a unlform La Vonne Evans leaves her Job ln the off1ce to George Fltch We know he s cute enough for the Job Marvm Bowlmg leaves h1s ways w1th the lxttle g1rls to Puff Campbell Oscar Emshwmller leaves h1s Amer1can flag to Don Bowlmg We saw there was a sl1ght resemblance thls year Ray Montgomery leaves h1s abxlxty to blow a horn to Paul Porter That w1ll be a good change Don Sexton leaves Mr Lodwlck to Bob Howell and Gordon .Tennmgs Treat hlm n1ce Don d1d and look what he got Donna Sherldan leaves her ways of lovxng every boy to Janet Schwable Don t take thxs too serlously lt may break your heart Mary Jo Stapleton leaves her kmky 5 ha1red boy fr1end B P O F to Bess1e Floyd Ruth Thompson leaves her mus1cal ab1l1ty to Don Dan1els We know Don has musxcal f1ngers Don Waggoner leaves h1s ab1l1ty to v1olate traff1c laws to Bud M1115 Remem ber Bud that stop IS spelled S T O P Zelma Wallace leaves her ab1l1ty to walk the annual staff ed1tor home to Betty Jenkms Carol Weaver leaves her Toad to Mr Duncan Don t b1sect thxs one Lomeda Schm1d leaves her qu1et and lov1ng ways to Dav1d Jones Joe Payton leaves Charles Hunter to Mlss Wheeler Remember M1ss Wheeler Charles w1ll be very helpful 1n p1ck1ng paper from the floor Betty Martm leaves her basketball playmg ab1l1ty to Chloe Wellman You need lt Chloe Jerry Wagner leaves h1s ab1l1ty to play graceful basketball for Mrs Camp bell to George Staten Roberta Bartlett leaves her radlo to Charles Martm Remember Charles b sure to tune 1n The Flbber every Sat urday mght Anna Laura Floyd leaves Carroll Howell to Wanda Weaver Remember Wanda It s hard on your allowance to go see h1m every n1ght smce the bus fare has ralsed to a dlme Dave Staten leaves h1s good looks to Donald Holbrook w1th apolog1es to Don Holbrook Kathryn Porter Just wants to leave to take care of J1ggs . , . . . e . . A . I . , e 21 vw' JUNIOR C LASS .E QB? 1 4 40 OFFICERS ' tu-.7'7' mfs I GORDON .TENNINGS ELMO BUCKLE S etary and Treasurer Vice Presid t A 'ff for jLfff'f,f W I Z W Q , J' 0 Simon YEAQ W I N 2 . ' ,.-. V Q , f X523 3 I 064' r- I . !2',-9 f rv 1 1 JK 'Az H fx .xv A r 'NA W 'ak - NORMA THACKER Pre sident rs i it 85:7 4'i JANET ROBERT MCDANIEL PINNEY L 1 LEO JANICE LAwHuN MCDANIEL JUDY Dom SKAGGS BOWLING 2 il BEATR I CE Boa HOWELL QA Q7 BARBARA JENNINGS BUDDY BESSIE r, MARTIN FLOYD 'Qs Q-5 PAUL POR ER LEILA SNYDER sbs DON HOLBROQK an ib'X CHLOE nELL1A qc MARVIN MARLOW WXNADA GREEN 'S G R E T LTA HILLIPS CHARLES HUNTER PHYLLI HUFF 1: 0- CIP FRANK SETH 'lr'-vu RALPH ELSIE CAMPBELL BARTLETT 2? NVQ JEANNINE HAROLD STAMPER WEDDINGTQN KV NANDA WEAVER JN PAuL WRIGHT CT? BARBARA KISER 21 Vw YA GERALD C0RNwELL NORFA THACNER ELMO BUCKLE BILLIE SPARKS B GORDON JENNINGS gpx QL BERNICE DOTSON qc. pf xfkf I-is 4,4 BUDDY IL it Sfx PHYLLIS REDWINE Qu W Q! it DON DANIELS 35 IV' 1' if WALTER JANET IMES SCHWABLE JERRY .Q Q Lswls 4 ir SOPHOMORE CLASS 6 , OFFICERS HOWARD GILLILAND JIM SHERIDAN President Vice President i W 5a W ', MM S Q . - 0 HT X S SYM' iw... Q .f , S yt, D Ml lu 0 n , v 0 Q... '1'-7,1 ' . . 4 J is .TACK KEGLEY BOB JONES Secretary Treasurer -in 4P! 4b U14 Q9 ARY ILL QQ 4'x4.b N-n.4 JACK KEGLEY Q-9 QQ 354. S :Pr U' bf NANCY LLIS WICKLINE MARTIN sv 4, Y?' MQ'-If wk ,s GEORGE SARAH FRANK ELLINGTON ESTEP STURGILL 123' MARY Tosl 6' RONALD SMITH ill. 2 IN GLENDEN BLEVQNS PATRIC4 HILEMAN AUDREY SKAGG5 'iv' IMOGENE SAM STATEN JENKINS tk-Q-T CAR LE CHARLES C1 ERESKI BOJD 'YA EDGAR RIFFE JOYCE ADAMS BERT GAMBILL Qqgx Gila: I0 E '19 JACQUELINE HUGHES Q-u CARL THOMPSON FRANK MARY JERRY ANNA MAPLE STEVENS TINDALL COOPER BETTY BILL HOLSINGER OSTER Z6 Vi' RUTH ANN SCHWAJGURGER -lb 19 Nu. N. nfdx BILL SEIOIES an T JANET WICKLINE QC' hw SONNY STAPLETON ow Q, GARY BOREN if ii PHYLLIS CLEVEIGER hw Q.. JIM SHERIDAN ,V 7 My RITA COOPER BOB HUGHES Q., as -t 4s MARY AII ScHwABLE ,- 45 QQ ! FRED T -Q LG! 1'? JUDY CURRY 15? ir un. HOWARD PIERCE LILLIAN STEVENS 1-' 29 qgr s. HOWARD GILLILA q1'v 157 DoNEEcE PATTON X3 WILLARD BAXTER 6 NELLE LEMASTER GEORGE YARNELL Nu.! x. ,f fx 'Y v- CAROLYN NELSON ai dh Ml JACK SEXTON aj 0 MARY MARGARET MADDY 'A i nn KARL PEIRCE ROY WILLIAMS at 'Q D9- Qu' X! 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HAROLD DANIELS VIRGINIA SMITH 5 fs Taq v SUAINE RAJKINS M RRIS an 'Y SANDRA JOHN BRISYER HANSON 45 17 ALBERTA MILLIRON WAYNE BOWLING -an NORMAN ROSEMARY PAT PENCE -ff' SALLY LEWIS CocKRELL RILEY is an si, BILL BETTY DUNCAN ALEXANDER REGENIA KEGLEY 'I BILL G LLIAM YI' SHIRLEY JONES 3' YT' RALPH RAMEY SHIRLEY COOPER TERRY CRISP MARY PINNEY cs cv' FRANK BLACKBURN JUNE SKIDMORE JACK DAULTON JACQUELINE JACKSON 'fn X JACK CLEVENGER 30 JA ET DELOTELLE PAUL THDHAS ilk 1 ici SHIRLEY WEDDINGTON SR S? an DWIGHT COTTON BETTY MADDY 4G -KX? QF JAMES WOLFE , - x 'f ! 4 ' A 4 . ' - ' 0- 4: 1l gg:. fp: I Sf A 'usual gg . 1, N , I Z ..... X X ' ' ik .Q xx K Jo N DON r A ' Q IM A ,W fx I f Y 3 .. - I A ,., I 1 I -f T . . I f- A 1 Q' f ,f 2 I 4 . jr , , ' 5 1 A A ' . Ig, A A I S' ' I K 'N . W E . F , 6 F, A' 1:5 - , Q ,-1 V 'fx I ' A , 1 . in , K, ,, . A A-Rf 1 I A In: ni , 5 2 .- . Q, . A 'qua 3 x K1 I 4, . 1 A V lL .E 5 . Qc? f 5- K ' h .--Q -x-v 4, ' 21' 5 I ' ' .I -L. h I 1 I I , s. . A . 1 I I 9 ' . L. IQ fi Y I JL3 A A 3 1 .. l 'qw W X Q S- I .4 I A CHAR LIE SCHWABLE Pre side-nt EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 5 T ALVIN JOHNSON Vice President 'Nf K .TOAN BRADLEY Secretary 8: Treasurer FIRST ROW: WANDA GAMBILL, PATRICIA SHITH, ROBERT COOLEY, CHARLES PATTON, JAMES THORNSBERRY, JERRY SMITH, DALE LYLES, JON WICKLINE, DEAN STATEN, RON- ALD ARMSTRONG, DONALD AEH, CALLIE JONES, JOYCE WED- DINGTON, EARLENE PENWINGTON, LEETA MATHIS, CAROL PAYTON. SECOND ROW: FREDA BOGCS, IWOGENE KEGLEY, JACQUELINE SENONES, CHARLES HAWS, LEHA RAE LECONPT, DICK GODDARD, SONNY DAVIS, PAUL ROBERTS, FLOYD MCGRAW, CARLOS HANEY, JACK WILLIAMS, DONALD PLUMMER, LARRY JENNINOS, ROBERT CLARK, JERRY STEPHENSON. THIRD ROW: LARRY FISHER, JOAN BRADLEY, BILLIE JOHN- SON, BONNIE HOGAN, JOY ANN ROWLES, JANET MAGEE, MAR- GARET ALDRIDGE, MARY ALICE JENNINGS, MARY STATEN, pHYLLl5 GULLEY, PATTY TORNER, JUDY DYER, GEORGIA WALTON, FAYE BEAR, PHYLLIS PORTER, JOAN WRIGHT. FOURTH ROW: HERBERT SKEENS, EMMA MILLS, JANET SPARKS, PAUL PENIX, JACK MCGLONE, ALVIN JOHNSON, ROY INES, DONALD MAPLE, RICHARD ELKINS, PATRICIA MONK, MAR- GARET ESTEP, JOLEEN TICATCH, DELORES JEAN WINTERSOLE, DOROTHY MCCLEESE, CAROLYN GILES. FIFTH ROW: GEORGE BROWN, ARLEY DUTIEL, JACK HALL, CHARLIE SCHWABLE, BILL SETH, FRANK NICHOLS, RONALD HALE, LYDIA DILLOW, WANDA SMITH, WILNA FITCH, JAMES JACKSON, WESLEY HAY- SLIP, ROBERT HOLBROOK, BILL CORIELL, ROBERT YARNELL, DRETIA HOLSINGER. SIXTH ROW: MISS CURRY, MR. CURRY, WILLIAM WARNER, DONALD MONTGOMERY, LOUIS SIZENORE, MR. LODWICK. Presldent V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer A Monna Jackson B111 Manuel Sally Brown Ronald Patrlck SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Delbert Perr Vlce Pres1dent Helen Horner Secretary Inez Hanners bwmar si S, Pres1dent V1ce Pre sldent Secretary Treasurer f- fl Roland Mershon Shelby Purdy Earl Adklns W1lrna Cook 33 in J ' f 5 I ' , U f ' 1 aj, A V i D 7- 7-B ' ' ...... . . y Q 5311 , A ' ' Wifi , 'i -ln , ig I I 7-C 553 X , , me K , A ' figifiwzh FIRST ROW: DELORES PORTLR, LOU ELLA KALLAS, DONNA HUNTER, ROSEMARIE MEENACH, EARL ADKINS, DEAN AEH, BILL MANUEL, FRANK SHUFF, EUGENE SMITH, RONNIE YINGER, JAMES SMITH, GARY BRADY, THOMAS SPEARS, RONALD MERSHON, JIM CHANDLER, JIMMY BROWN, DELBERT PERRY, DOUGLAS PIERCE. SECOND ROW: JOHN BATES, DONALD FANNIN, LONNIE MATHIS,.BETTY THOMAS, DAR- LENE LANDS, ROGER GODDARD, MARILYN SMITH, ROGER GREGORY, JERRY GILLEN, CECIL BELFORD, DONALD FULTZ, GERALD BOWLING, PAUL HILEMAN, RICHARD SIZEVORE, RICHARD RILEY, NORMA JEAN BLANTON. THIRD ROW: CAR- LAS GREENHILL, SHIRLEY MCCOY, CECELIA TOLBERT, DOROTHY ANN HAYES, MONNA JACKSON, SHARON WAGNER, BARBARA GOODMAN, BARBARA HOGAN, WILMA COOK, CARO- LYN DOUGLAS, SHIRLEY KIRK, GERALDINE PRICE, WANDA COOPER, RUTH ROLD, JUDY BICKETT, INEZ HANNERS. FOURTH ROW: CHARLES ZIRKLE, JOE CINERESKI, RONALD PATRICK, SHARON PATTON, MADELYN WALKER, PATTY SCHWABLE, SHIRLEY PORTER, FRIEDA BLEVINS, SHELBY PURDY, SALLY BROWN, FAYE GRIFFIN, WANDA ADKINS, LAURA FULTZ, HELEN HORNER, JOANNE KALLAM. FIFTH ROW: MITCHELL WHITE, JACK LAYTON, JOHNNY SPARKS, RUBY ISDN, ROGER HAMILTON, BERYLE SPRIGGS, RAYMOND BRANHAM, HARLAN PETTY, LOWELL SKIDMORE, ROLAND MERSHON, TEDDY ROBERTSON, MARIE BELFORD, HELEN RILEY. SIXTH ROW: MRS. SISLER, MRS. BROWN, MRS. HAVENER. LEFT T0 RIGHT: COACH, JOE JENKINSQ PRINCIPAL RAYMOND E. HALL. CHAM 'S ' 1'f:jf J '-:vw 5 ,af S ,I 'mf ff ' Ruth Ann Hoover A, ' 5 1 JW, Wanda Weaver MISS SENIOR xx. MISS .TUNIOR .-.l -0 Marcella Emshwiller S nnQUEENnx unmlcoml II l Ruth Ann Schwamburger Joan Lands MISS SOPHOMORET' MISS FRESHMANU v l00lBAllA D BASKHBAll CUAIIH Again this year our football team re- ceived competent instruction from Joe Jenkins. His type of character is one which creates sportsmanship, determination, and teamwork in our players. During the past seven years his teams have established a very creditable re- cord and it is our sincere hope that Mr Jenkins will continue here with many more years of service BASK lllllll A Il BASHIMI IIIIAIIH This year Paul Duncan guided his reserve team to a very successful S O C victory He also spent a great deal of time assisting coach Jenkins with the football squad Mr Duncan s character as well as Coaching ability has made him well liked asa coach as well as a teacher He also coached baseball this season with many young prospects responding This is his second year as baseball coach 37 a Y' XA OT a0'X'Xo KN Q1 O6 CXXAO CXXAO o A W0 too 6 1 1 '61 gl 3 Oak ,NX Web Emshwlller 50 yard touchdown NEW BOSTON Z5 12 WAVERLY Emshw111er to Oakes touchdown Emshw111er 83 yard touchdown Emshwlller to Oakes touchdown Emshw111er 15 yard touchdown Holsmger drop klck extra pomt Q, 1 -iii' Dick Oakes Back fa, O S6119 Q? s O' fo 6 kflyjg IP fbsb C9 3 1' ' Jie 30 111 4 Willis Adams J Q S SI 6ya Pd! Guard Q' O '91- :O Cbdo 'Ido 12 Jun Shendan End Pass from Oscar to Oakes extra po1nt Emshwlller to Oakes touchdown Emshwlller to Oakes extra pomt l Paul Ruark Tackle Jerry Wagner Center Gary Bore Back Don Rankins End Center 9 ff HH 'O 9 wr SE: 'A 1 'SQ e5 .wig NEW BOSTON 14-47 MT. VERNON 9 Qx ef' E- , N I .. ., 'N u ,. Q0 8 ll 'U n 5 'S' QQ? Q06 Tow S6 O Nj lv 1- R, Q 'P J' b! 9 ll li QC Lp f 'Vo Y I l ll I' fv QQW Mr GO 6? O . S by fs Ibglffz 1161-yiow 86,17 61- Q, to fgx 116 bo O6 gg .O 4' bo -sf 4154-SS' JCQPC , o NEW BOSTON 13-0 CENTRAL 1.53.6 fZy5bQOj,Qf'4TI,J Boren pass to Sheridan, touchdown Q04 Q00 fnkfo Clie, Holsinger pass to Seth, extra point S066 1125 Oakes 51 yard touchdown 50 11060, o Wo NEW BOSTON 6-26 WASHINGTON Boren to Oakes, touchdown Q . .I Walter Imes Wigbur feffce Guard Tac Ie Tony Maple A ff Guard Xi! Q mils If sl ,f f' 4 Q , 'band ox M: 4. , 7 1' .Tack Sexton 1 X V saEndis I ' Q- 4' A10 Oscar Emshwiller X cgi' 3 6 Back ' lr 1 Virgil Holsinger I Back 9 Frank Seth Qf'5b'Ov ll if O Back 06,203 6015 Bill Semones S21 QQYSXP' '- Guard 92.905 Dave .Tones Guard Paul Thomas Back .Terry Lewis Tackle HHHBAII HAM 4-if 4 OPI. JENKINS COACH, FRANK SETH, wILLI DAN, HOWARD PEIRCE, PAUL RUARK, PHIPPS, BUDDY MILES, DICK OAKES, E sHwILLER, JERRY WAGNER, IDR AN JERRY LEwIs, BILL OSTER PAUL C ACH FIRST ROI YAYUE BOWLING tANAGER, EDGAR RIFFE, PAT R LE , PAUL THOMAS, FRANK BLACKBURN, LEO LAW RUN, ARVIP FEWMAN, BILL SEMONES, MAKAGER, DAVID , K x om, o NKII , N VA L , L It R, 5 R CK D LTCN, So STAPLET ROYSTER, A AGER SLCO D ROM OE 1949 50 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE New Boston Ch1ll1cothe New Boston Mt Vernon New Boston Waverly New Boston Portsmouth East New Boston Clrclevllle New Boston Portsmouth Central New Boston Washmgton New Boston Boys lndustrlal School 40 S ADA s, JI SHERI WILDUR PENCE, NATE WALTER IRES, OSCAR PEVCE, GARY BOREN, DUNCAN, ASSISTANT VARSIIY HIIIIBAH G HS VS CHILLICOTHE The T1gers opened the 49 season wlth a loss to Class ACh1ll1cothe 14 12 The game was hmghllghted by a 92 yard run 1n wh1ch Oscar Emshwlller made a touch down Our capable backs Oakes and Enshwlller acted as co captalns G H S VS MT VERNON The Tlgers lost then' second game tonlght as they were defeated by Mt Ver non 47 14 ln a hard fought game Oakes starred for the Scarlet and Gray on the offence whlle V1rg1l I-Iolsmoer played bang up defenslve ball for the losers GHS VS WAVERLY Glenwood defeated Waverly by the score of Z5 12 W1th the Tlgers from Waverly leadlng ln the flrst three quarters a surprlslng upset but 1n the f1nalper1od the super1or New Boston offence began to chck and rolled up a two touchdown lead whlch was too much for the Plke Count1ans to overcome Long runs and completed passes proved to be the wmmng comblna t1on for the Tlgers of G H S G H S VS PORTSMOUTH EAST Homecommg brought vlctory for the Scarlet and Gray They stopped Ports mouth East 18 13 The ftreworks really started ln the second quarter wxth East drawlng f1rst blood The Glenwood eleven shoved lnto the scorlng column later 1n the quarter dr1v1ng the length of the f1eld for the score Emshw11ler played a swell offenslve game scorlno three tlmes G HS VS CIRCLEVILLE The Twers of Glenwood went home to mght on the hort end of a 44 13 score New Boston started the gamc wlthout the serv1ces of three flrst strmgers and later 1n the game old 1I1JLlI'16S overcame two more of the players The Glenwood Twers completely domlnated the fmal quarter by scorlng the1r second and final tO'-1Chd0Wl'1 G H S VS CENTRAL Centrals want of a w1n made thls an exc1t1ng game Thls game was played vuth the absence of Oscar Emshw1ller as he was ruled lneluuble by the State Gary Boren who moved to quarterback OT101 nally was varslty end Jack Sexton played a splendld game at the flank slot The flnal score was New Boston l3to Central s GHS VS WASHINGTON lngton lost no t1me ln keeplng It 13 polnts 1n the flrst quarter Glenwood s only score came when Dlck Oakes scored on a pass thrown by Gary Boren The second half was hlghllghted by pass 1ntercept1ons wlth New Boston p1ck1ng up the greater part of the yardage The game ended Washxngton 26 New Boston 6 G S VS BIS Seven senlors played thelr last game tonlght as they were beaten 34 O At 1n termlsslon the slxth grade from Oak Street and Stanton Avenue Grade Schools battled to a 7 7 deadlock Also at the half V1rg1l Holslnger rece1ved a trophy destgnatlng hxm as the most valuable player for l949 as a result of apoll conducted thls season The Captam of thxs gamewas Wllbur Pence f O. it looked as if the Underdogs might pull After jumping to an early lead, Wash- 41 . 5 lr Q5-1 , if v, , v 'Q' GAR Y BOREN Guard .TERR Y WAGNER Guard MAR VIN BOWLING Center DICK OAKES Forward 36 ,ii HOWAR D GILLILAND Forwar d VARSIIY BASKHBAH HAM New New New New New New New New LEFT TO RIGHT WILBUR PENCE MANAGER DON RANK JERRY WAGNER DICK OAKES MARv1N BOWLING HOWARD VIN NEWMAN DAVE SENONES WAYNE BOWLING MANAGER Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston S O C CHAMPS 1949 50 Manche ste r Stockdale South Polnt Portsmouth East Wheelersburg lronton New Vlenna Central New New New New New New New INS DAVE STATEN GARY BOREN GILLILAND Jnm SHERIDAN MA JOE JENKINS COACH SCHEDULE Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston REGIONAL TOURNAMENT MAV RLY NEW Bosvo YC 13 CoA1.GRovE NEW BOSTON J7 ,3 MA CHESTER 43 Mmford Portsmouth East Wheelersburg Waverly Che sapeake Central Washlngton S . 5 , , S ' 2 I 3 R1 45-43 60-32 ' 67-37 43-41 55-21 ' 67-42 New Boston 57-50 Ironton New Boston 83-60 South Webster 35-26 57-43 53-43 41-26 72-43 51-33 67-55 ' 54-42 ' 63-33 VARSIIY BASKHBAII G HS VS MANCHESTER Glenwood opened the 1948 1949 bas ketball season w1th a 45 43 loss to Man chester Marvln Bow11ng took scorlng honors wlth 24 polnts G HS VS STOCKDALE Wlth lvlarmn Bovtllng as Capta1n the Tloers rolled to 67 37 v1ctory over Stock dale Marvln Bowlmg dropped Ln 29 pomts to take scormv honors wlth Oakes pourlng 13 pomts through the nets G H S VS SOUTH POINT The Scarlet and Gray returned to New Boston after humbllng South Poxnt 55 21 Captaln Marvln Bowllng led the parade burn1ng the nets w1th 32 polnts GHS VS IRONTON The once beaten T1gers racked up thelr th1rd vlctory as they trounced the T1gers of lronton 57 50 Marvln Bowllng took scorlng honors wlth 20 polnts closely fol lowed by .Terry Wagner w1th 13 and Howard Gllllland xmth 12 G HS VS EAST The T1gerscont1nued1ts wlnnmg streak w1th a marvelous vlctory over the Tartans of Portsmouth East by the socre of 35 26 Bowllng and Oakes were hwh polnt men wlth 16 and 9 polnts respectlvely G HS VS WHEELERSBURG The P1rates from Wheelersburg came to town and left w1th a 53 43 defeat D1ck Oakes and Marvm Bowllng shared scorlng honors w1th 18 aplece G HS VS IRONTON The Scarlet and Gray rxpped the nets for thelr second wm a 72 43 vlctory over the lronton Tlgers Marv1nBowl1nO flxpped IH 37 polnts to lead the Tigers to vlctory G H S VS NEW VIENNA Glenwood led by Capta1n Marun Shorty Bowlmg stopped New Vxenna 67 55 Bowlmo was hxgh scorer aoaxn s he dropped zn 35 polnts G HS VS CENTRAL Glenwood contmued 1ts wlnmnv streak as they defeated the small Tltlans of Cen tral 63 33 Marvm Bowl1ng sllpped 1n19 polnts closely followed by Wagner and Se mones wxth 16 and 13 respectlvely GHS VS MINFORD The over confldent Falcons bowed to the determmed Tlgers 60 32 Thls was the nlnth consecutlve w1n for the lanky tlgers Bowllng led the scorlng w1th 26 pomts G HS VS EAST Our trad1t1onalr1va1s Portsmouth East came to town ton1ght only to take a defeat 43 41 home w1th them The determmed tlgers of Glenwood were never overcome and they were determlned to w1n All the Glenwood cagers played outstand1ng ball GH S VS WHEELERSBURG The Txgers journeyed to Vw heelersburg to beat the lnjured Pirate team 67 42 Bowhng scored 45 polnts whxch was the bwgest he had averaged 1n one game G H S VS SOUTH WEBSTER Bowllng scored 43 polnts tonwht the .Teeps went home wlth an 83 eo deflclt under thelr belt Howard Gllllland also played good offenslve ball G HS VS WAVERLY Wlth Howard Gllllland collectmg 18 pomts the Txgers whlpped the Tlgers of Waverly 57 43 Thls w1n assured Glenwood of f1rst place 1n the S O C G H S CHESAPEAKE Glenwood traveled to Chesapeake to wln thelr fzfth S O C vxctory ln successlon by the score of 41 26 Bowling led the scorers wlth 22 polnts Oakes followed wlth 12 G HS VS CENTRAL The Glenwood Tlgers led by Bowlmg wlth 27 markers won the1r second con secutwe S O C Champlonshzp 51 33 Th1s wasthe flfteenth wln agalnst one setback for the Tlgers G HS VS WASHINGTON The Tlgers ended then' 1948 1949 sea son tomght by swamplng Washlngton 54 42 Thls proved to be a successful season to the Tlgers wlth a 16 1 record Q 1 . . . . . 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CHAMPS 1949-50 SCHEDULE 43-23 Manchester New 39-23 Stockdale New 32-12 South Point New 27-35 lronton New 35-25 Portsmouth East New 16-27 Wheelersburg New 35-27 lronton New 47-23 Central New 35-38 Minford 45 Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Portsmouth East Wheelersburg South Webster Waverly Chesapeake Central Portsmouth Washington J 1.-nf' I .ff tN.r 1 ff,,r,x 44 2 ,444 .--'19 ...annual . 4. ,K ' 1 , ,. Lf 1- P - A x A 3 - 5 Q V I i X ! XY f . , f ' I f N . Y xx , I J' if . . 4 v, I V .1 I qi x ' jf, k' if ,. ' - ,X ' as 'vi f .A , 1 I X xx I 1 . - ' fr f 5 5 1 fff' . J - In ,AH-,M Q 'I EJ' ' ! ' fl 1. . ', tx 1 ' I' I f 'I If f ' D v,.:g yfwjlf ' - fi X . ,, ' 4 xx ,kd - S .- ---- Nl.. -- ,-'N X' ax -4, ' in '- J, 'X 'I-W-M.. .Airy ' . 'V 5 3 .Mm 'XX I I l x IIIIIII STAN if C 2534. I U Ax t L mm N l R EDUC I v Ckxarleg' Pau e FIRST ROW: MARY JO STAPLETON, ANNA FLOYD, CAROL WEAVER, DONNA SHERIDAN, LOMEDA SCHMID, CLARICE DAVIS, RUTH HOOVER, KATHRYN BOWLING, VIRGINIA GOOD' MAN, ROBERTA HOLSINGER. SECOND ROW: DOTTIE RUARK, DORIS JONES, BERNEDlA BARNETT, DOROTHY KEENEY, ROSENARY HOOK, LAIVONNE EVANS, ELSIE BARTLEIT, JANIOE MCDANIEL, ROBERTA BARTLETT. THIRD ROW: PAUL ? Don Sexton ER RUARK, NATE PHIPPS, DON SEXTOH, JOE PAYTON, JERRY WAGNER, RAY MONTGOMERY, MARY ANN METZLER, ZELMA WALLACE. FOURTH ROW: PATTY WILLIAMS, NORMA ARMSTRONG, MARCELLA EMSHWILLER, OSCAR EMSHWILLER, MARVIN Bow- LING, DAVE STATEN, DON BOWLING, CHARLES PAULEY, MARY PENNINOTON, PHYLLIS HUFFNAN. V , lf? pu .1 I I TfT',i',Tyf,,3'TW?Il-V?l iwV7'Q3fWg241q X 1 - , 1, ww gs 4 l i '2!fHiH' if imgw 7 ' b- AA 'I Vqgii' g'::Qsa1'1l'11ls5-llvrijxlawzu I 'fig -Qi-Q V-93.2. ... ., Si. -G Q ff 2' Q 4 iff 3' 'fi2Nrf7' 5 fi' C. If H Y 5 i . E . is 7 Y if an ,W .li Q t li. A. A. FIRST ROW: CLARICE DAVIS, BARBARA KISER, PHYLLIS HUFFMAN, VIvIAN CORNWELL. SECOND ROW: MISS PEAKE, JUDY SHONKWILER, PHYLLIS CLEVENGER, FREDA MARTIN, JOAN LANDS, ANNA LAURA FLOYD, MARY JO STAPLETON, HELEN EVANS, MARCELLA BOWLING EMSHWILLER, NELLE LEMASTER, MARY GANDILL. THIRD ROW: RITA LOU COOPER, VIRGINIA SMITH, JACKIE HUGHES, JOYCE ADAMS, MARY TOSI, SHIRLEY WEDDINGTON, BERNICE DOTSON, BARBARA JENNINGS, JOYCE GRIFFIN, WANADA GREEN. FOURTH ROW: SUANN MORRIS, PATRICIA HILEMAN, ERMA ADAMS, BETTY MADDY, RECENIA KEGLEY, BETTY CLARK, JACKIE JACKSON, JUNE SKIDMORE, DONNA THOMPSON, BETTY MARTIN, MARY ANN SCHWABLE. FIFTH ROW: BETTY FAULKNER, MARY FIN- NEY, JANET PENDLETON, HELEN PRICE, JOYCE MAY, CHLOE WELLMAN, DOTTIE RUARK, WANDA WEAVER, BILLIE SPARKS, JUDY SKAGGS, MINNIE VEST. FIRST ROW: RALPH SLARK, MARY ANN SCHWABLE, DON- NA SHERIDAN, JUNE MAY, NORMA THACKER, JIM SHER- IDAN- SECOND ROW: WILLIS MARTIN, WILLARD BAXTER, COLLEEN WOOTEN, WILMA PHILLIPS, ALFRED MILLS, DONEECE PATTON, SARAH ESTEP, MISS WHEELER, JUDY CURRY. 1-1 I I I f I T S Wil ...ii .LLLLJ 0 1 I ' , ii-f ., Ulf' ,A ,N K.. .xv 1 ,gm '91 55' 4 - 2 M' , ' F fy- 55, 5 X 4 lv Q 4 A ,, .Q 1, 'flj A 1 V I . mi ' was ,T V i ii ' 51 x X I 4 I ,gg 'Za- f.., .pai Q ,'- Q . Jf My 31.1 iii' . ' E gi K , . ? 'f-35 IIAII FIRST ROW: JANET SCHVABLE, CLARICE DAVIS, HELEN EVANS, PAT WILLIAMS, BARBARA HOLSINGER, EMMA MILLS, KATHRYN BOWLING, MARGIE HUGHES, MR. BRYAN, SYLVIA FOUT. SECOND ROW: TERRY CRISP, MARY STEVENS, MONNA JACKSON, WILMA COOK, PATRICIA SCHWABLE, CAROLYN DOUGLAS, DONNA THOMPSON, FREDA BOGGS, LOUELLA DOUG- LAS, BETTY HOLSINGER, JACKIE JACKSON, FREDA MAR- TIN, MADELYN WALKER, PATRICIA SMITH. THIRD ROW: ROY MILLS, EMIGHT COTTON, DALE LYLES, ROLAND NERSHON, LENA RAE LECOMPT, VIRGINIA TAYLOR, SHIRLEY PORTER, SALLY LEWIS, PATTY TURNER, WANDA GAMBILL, VIRGINIA GOODMAN, EARLENE PENNINGTON, PHYLLI5 CLEVENGER, ROBERTA HOLSINGER, LOUIS MAUCK. FOURTH ROW: SAM JENKINS, RAY MONTGOMERY, WANDA SMITH, LYDIA DILLow, WILMA PHILLIPS, CALVIN WELLMAN, BILL CORIELL, VIR- GINIA SMITH, MARY ANN SCHVABLE, RICHARD MCALLISTER, FRED ADKINS. LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGIE HUGHES, HELEN EVANS, PAT WILLIAMS, KATHRYN BOWLING, BARBARA HOLSINGER, EMMA MILLS. fffiyw . 'S ,J wr' wfx ' U ' ' 1' 'yiali W S 5. -F . -. g , 3 , 2 , , W 2 vs V Q r.fEIT3?'7 Q .. 1, . 1 Q, Y Q' it 4, v, X if -41 .fb . Y 4. -u A n . x ' i 8 V Jll ISR SlASS PlAY lll I949 FIRST ROW: MRS. FLUTY, CHARLES PAULEY, MRS. CAMPBELL. SECOND ROW: NORMA ARMSTRONG, PATTY QILLIAHS, RAY MCRTGCRERY, RUTH THSVPSOL, CAROL WEAVER, DARRELL WILLIAMS, MARY Jo STAPLETON, MARQELLA iU5HWlLLER, DAVID STATER, DONNA 3HERxDAR, NATE PH1PPS, LOMEDA SCHMID, Don SEXTQN, RDQERTA EARTLETT, ROBERTA HGLSINGER. JU ISR SlASS HAY UF 1950 FRONT Rim: ULRUA TRACKER, PHYLLIS HOFFMAN, JAMET SCHWAELE, fLSlE BARTLETT, BEss:E FLOYD. SECOND ROW: EARTARA JE2hl2GS, MARVIN VARLOM, RALPH CAMPBELL, JOYCE GR1FFum, JUNE MAY, GOR Dow JEZNNKGS, nlLHA RHQLLIPS, JAWSCE MCDAm1EL, BOE HOWELL, JERRY LEWIS, CHLOE WELLMAN. . ..li 4. I 5 9 if f l 0 4 Sl Illll MASS I'lAY ig-'O' Cha rles Pauley T1m Anna Laura Floyd Evelyn .un Sylvla Fout Mehnda .Terry Wagner Sam Donna Shemdan Zelma Wallace Eunlce Jane Q 3 Paul Ruark Rosemary Hook Arch1e M1ss Jones Don Sexton Owen Patty W11l1ams F o Mary Ann Metzler Dav1d Staten Clara Peter PETER BEWARE The Senlor Class of 1950 chose for 1ts dramatlc productlon th1s year a three act comdedy entmtled Peter Beware' The plot sklllfully unfolded by a cast of twelve char acters centered around Peter Barrett who would 1nher1t several m11l1ons prov1ded he d1dn t marry w1th1n a year The efforts of Eunxce h1s half s1ster to prevent h1s get tmg the money the way m wlnch her efforts were blocked, and Peter's fmal tr1umph provlded l1vely entertamment for an appre c1at1ve audlence each mght May ll and 12 M155 Fern Wheeler dlrected the play ass1sted by Lomeda Schm1d the student dl rector The comm1ttees 1n charge of pro duct1on were d1rected by James G1ner the general manager C1ar1ce Dams and Ruth Thompson ar ranged the mus1cal numbers whlch prov1ded entertamment between the acts if at , P rf., - .3 . . hr gg . 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