Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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PURPLE AND GOLD Editor-in-chief . . Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Feature Editor . . Sports Editors . . . . . Peggy Main . . Jean Snyder Sara Lou Dobbins . . Joyce Moore . Ina May Fender . Wilma Shadley Ruth Ann McMillen Exchange Editor . News Editor , . . Society Editor . , Inquiring Reporter Faculty Adviser . . . . . James Hooper . . . Patricia Motter ........... Neil Davis . . . . Margie Zehner . . . . Willard Bailey .Miss Barbara Williams Printing Adviser......................................Mr. Joseph Banks Other members of the newspaper staff are Bonnie Huffman,Florence Weishampel, Loretta Darnell, Betty Blank, Jo Ann Hays, Patricia Moore, Jean Hurlburt, Doris Cluo, Marilyn Baker, Janet Harrod, Joyce Smith, and Beryl Lindahl. The Purple Gold, official news voice of Ada High School,is published each month throughout the school year by the staff and the printing class. This class consists of Harmon Binkley,Lowell Umphress, George Parshall, and Paul Castle. The newspaper staff aims to present a complete coverage of school news in an interesting manner. Polls of public ooinion on timely topics and photographs of students prominent in school activities are f eatured. Ten issues of the 1946-1947 Purple old were printed.The December issue was gaily arrayed in the traditional Christmas colors of red and green. The final number was a ten-page issue devoted to seniors.

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STUD3NT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of twelve representatives elected by the student body. Its purpose is to bring about a closer relationship between the students and the faculty and to serve as an effective governing body in the school. The officers of the Student Council are: President: Peggy Main, senior Vice President: James Kreglow, senior Secretary: Sara Kreglow, sophomore Treasurer: Charles Elliott, senior Sergeant-at-Arms: Jack Schindler, junior The other reoresentatives are: Senior: Urban tong Juniors: Sara Lou Dobbins, Robert Daft Sophomore: Donald Paugh Freshman: Maxine Deringer Eighth Grade: Wallace Rayl Seventh Grade: Bonnie Mansfield The organization is sub-divided into four main committees. These are as follows: co-chairmen Assembly Committee: Robert D ft Arthur Amey Social Committee: Urban Long . Sara Lou Dobbins co-chairmen Hall Monitor Committee: James Kreglow, chairman Arthur Amey Charles Ballinger Robert Daft Robert Dilts James Gobin Paul Goble Period Monitor Lloyd Agin 3etty Blank Robert Bridenbaugh Ina May Fender Janet Harrod Audrey Hover Clyde High Lester Kindle Urban Long James Marshall Scott Murray Committee: Bonnie Huffman Lloyd Keller Dee Klingler Marilyn Leslie Urban Long Robert McMillen John Neubert Jack Schindler Karl Spar Paul Van Atta Charles Van Dyne Peggy Main Scott Murray Betty Smith Dorothy Staley Patricia Thompson James Kreglow Among the worth while projects out the year by the Student Council which have been sponsored through-arej Activity Tickets Basketball Schedule Pencils School Parties Ben Franklin IV, Magician Assemblies Guy Bingham, Psychologist

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- - wLk.. Cbc |ptuple «£ Go lb Volume XVI ADA. OHIO, FEBRUARY 20, 1047 Number ADA PLAYS IN DISTRICT CAGE TOURNEY TONIGHT AHS r' Y-Tet .ation i nation Reserve cirst Game ' St. Joe ldogs openni th and Paroohia Friday night, played Wapak rthom gym- rvt-h will honor their .c banquet, Wednesday X} .’ina Elliott, a teacher in X v Institute, a Negro college inia, will be the guest speaker. ,e program will consist of group »ging and other musical numbers. The hall monitors duties- will be taken over by the girls on Thursday. World Fellowship Day w'1 •»erved Fridav. Ten Seniors To T c lorshin Tests Mr. Roberson has annoui • imea of seniors who will p m the General Scholar • x m Saturday, Ma “ollowing e'° S , 0 ert McMillen, Glo lorence Weiahampel. e he vocational agricultural ci'l be given at Kenton on March »ho. Those who will take the teat ire Urban Long, Lester Kindle. Jim Kreglow, Wilson Keller, and P Wright. Gloria Welsh i«nH ' a r»e| represented in the DAR test on | r-orqe Washir » ii •7 hopt I ahi'H anH t' Q “H ■ •OMING UP! Feb. 14-22- Basketball Tournament Feb. 21-28 Feb. 2f National Girl serve Week Mothe R in th sen ic ur A may. ott, Jim Hoo lm Kreglow, R American statesman, author, and ventor, has bec’» enthu»: ceived by au States to I 1 wl jl uno . Hinglei 20 and ( respect ively. game was bet wee • Tlerard and Hicksville. the winner, played Lima St. John Tuesday night. The winner , of this game will play Ada tonight. The Bluffton Pirates clipped Del phos Jeffe ' ?ond session or; Monday A a St. Ros downed I ™O O second g A Coach Players for 0$ C The following fellc. O Cyr e Wapak St. Joe game. Junior Smith. Dee and ’er, Jim Gobin. Dave Sousley, ’an Atta. Art Amey, Harmon Bink-I and Floyd Wright. e presidents, Gloria Welsh, GAA: Moore, G. R.; Jim Kreglow. ; Peggy Main, Student Coun-Miss Crp ' and Mrs. Omlet in charr a v concessions for touma ganization I e sixtei XL YA.:n(? earl ht for the fhe District To £ follows: Feb. 14, The Hardin County . O dotes are Fob. 11. 13, 15, 10. 2 Participating schools in the trict Tournnment are Wapak S . i St. Rose, Lima St. John, nnpted Village. Pelphos hos Jefferson Exempt -, Ada Exempted Village. . •tcksville Exempted Village, and L'ma St. Gerard.