Alger High School - Eagle Yearbook (Alger, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1952 volume:

' WMMm ::r:- 1 f I GC 977.101 H21AH, 1952 ♦ J CLOYCE W. HAT! ERY I DEDIC ATI ON MR. SOASH We the Seniors and the Annual Staff of 1952 do hereby wish to dedicate this years’ annual, “The Eagle of 1952”, to Mr. Evan E. Soash. We wish to thank Mr. Soash for his co-operation, guidance, and assistance in preparing this annual as well as for his kindness, friendliness, and good nature shown to us and to the rest of the students throughout all our high school years. We also wish to thank the community, school board, and faculty of Alger High School for their co-operation given us through all of our high school years. ALGER HIGH SCHOOL i 1 GRADE BUILDING I I 1 I I i i F FACULTY ___ -i i BOARD OF EDUCATION L. to R. top row: Dick Rayl (former member) Carl L. Keith, James Neubert bottom row: Jay Zeigler, President; Fred L. Ankerman, Jr., Clerk; Geo. Lester Moore, Vice President; L. S. Preston ADMINISTRATION B. W. Cotterman, Superintendent; Helen Hopkins, Secretary t I B. W. COTTERMAN EVAN SOASH HELEN HOPKINS RICHARD LOWRIE WILLIAM THORNTON IVAN BEARD ! I DOROTHY KRITZLER GEORGE McCOY SHIRLEY WISSINGER i m F. E. McGLAUGHLIN DELLA SONDERMAN GRADE FACULTY JOAN LOWRIE CLEO SHAW SARAH FALL 1 CHARLES BROWN President h ELDON RUTLEDGE Eh 952 MUsu ROBERT SHAW B 952 A L_ COr.’Lr-’ lMTS OF N z r ' o: i w M AL(;---n,o!ao ?’■:!! ' ■! :h— n-posi? ii aiw” ' : coiip. OLO NEL E LL ’ ' r c L_-[ L s FIT A- ' D :UTI3F 10 K CanLjJRNTS OF K ' y r v_ IHRISMERSI OTATIO ' j..o ' :’AOFiu ‘I a A rAH:Oi!? i i0.iF OF FOOOA AFi) CHCICF Ft::. PS 45 8 H J ' i ST. ADA, OHIO OOI.PL 03 Ot N DR. E R .ODABAUG H VFTTAiN; :alAF FATl.TL ' liy ITS n-AS FOR ooo oH ' :- TFRI- ' A-JATIOV Tr-: OHIO F ' .o]. OAS r.o. o A is for all Cf -‘ ' he ber.iors, I mean 11 - a:is ' . 7 ored the call, Ibe time obey were gr ' en F ].r fo:; j! 0 7 his gear Cb-; i, hoe.. a .’ou,id -iPd foorth yjar.j 0 i?. Ju . . ' I f ' hr s n e, c b.j leads oa ' f ' li 3 band. n £ 0 f ' D.e sn- ' ' - 1; ' C l± j « As s he high at 6 0 S ■j it’s grand 1 i r-.s - w ■s r ' -.-. nna Q Ha.us h she is pliabl 0 . asj: V; .m ' M ■ r j. uju a fav or. .•n -0 c T ' i T ' ' n ' ' ' ■ V - 1 .J. . liable £ :s for .o!llon, Sir- Hutlodge is the name5 Not Mr - -ssociate Justice; But in law he my v in fame G is for Gordont Four years in Basket Ball In plays also he’s on, He gives until, That’s all H ;s for Hughes, Denny mkes his teachers sigh, Unvil they almost blow a fuse, But he catches mny a fly” J is for Janet, Ramsdell the last name. Prater my do something about that. Still, she my win fame. iv is for Kindle, Yes, Richard came back, AS an artist he is able. For our class, he does not lack. L is for Louise, Our hands ' ..-e shall Clapp, tear v;e might have to sq.ueeze, When the farewell v ords do snap. c M is for Ji iarleiie, Or Mushavr, take your choice She could reign as a (lueerii Jhe also excels in voice P is for Parker Ann likes to play ball Y-Teens depend on her ' To say- girls, that ' s all. R is for Robert, School to him, Oh Shawi Some day he may- ' Be an expert In plowing or maybe in law. S is for Sneary, Richard works hard ail the time. He never is the least bit leary, AS he works in the shop with his pine S is also for Symonds, kiss Svelyn as yet, How long it may be that, I wouldn ' t make a bet. T is for Tom, Gibson is not with us He heard the call of drum. To WOT he went, without any fuss U is for Underwood, Jerry’s a dandy. When it comes to farm work, He surely is handy If all Wire graduating, Who started in our class, The alphabet would be rating B everQ1 1 g tr ors we had to pas s v 3 o here’s to the select fow oalt of ' :he earth, a light on a hillj A graduating class is not nor;. But of promise, as full as a millo Shirley P. Wissingor B tty Lou LIX the dreams, about us T7ero good,,of course if they vrere about you they TTOuld certainly have to b5 good ace you sorry that Bddie Moved to iijrizona? Willa just about talked . e to death the other night� but you didn H fleem t to say mucii,. but cf course you probably didh t get a chance to; Xa crazy aboujt going to that party usloss you can go; ©lere are probably mya to 80 don ' t think you are as bashful as you naa but you still are a little, I motioned in class Wed,, about, having a party uith both the 8th� Qnd 9th grades Ji ' r Lo ' Rrie eemed in favor � and ' so did the boya� but the girla sissaproved, wondor i;diy? Honey hoTr about us eating together in the ' A cafeteria Please ansvrer soon jpg you going to axsnd me a valentine? J.1 iqy lov.o� IQolano P Lovo me too. k mus, BiLCHELOR BiUHT ADTHJR WATI3E C. LEB mHECjrOH CrEORQE McCOY OAST BILL iJ OrllilR - mio wins a prize with a string attached,♦••♦•CHARLES BRCTi’U JUI r ' jm.E: - R ilHi s partner who helps pulll the string,, CiORDOEf HQLH?OOK ;0iL :V Xr - a handy man but no one knov s what for ,, ELDCffi RUTLEDGE ZACK RJcS • ' .Tealthy eligible wery reluctant,a.,, . .RlC®iEEl SNE iRY JSQLA SliiHR a guest, with ideas and. ways of using them,. • ,Sl ' JONE liDSH W liOMIE I I. RKLE - with high aims and a low score,,,VERH STixELEY GR iCE H 4TTOE - a neighbor girl too much in demand,•••••••ll’ RJORIE: P;j?KSR ROIII4 Hi’JJIi kT - a widow with no- intentions of staying that v ay HdSDELt t SHEIU; Hi ' JJHiY • who- want a man with money or money with a man OCagH 4 HARS iTPAftF PROPtITTri ' HS , . . . IDEKNY HUGHES JERRY UEDEFTJOOD STAGE T t ' LNi’i.GER - ■ PROGRAl ' S ' ic JCE ' -tIP � , . .. - •• CHRISTm KI 4RTIN Senior Dictionary Name Eldon Rutledge Ni ckname die Char a c t eristic Tealag the Girls it ion a Bachlor ‘T.ic- ' i.e 3 an vVIi ore r oun d Wl ' h Denny Hughes Likes Girls Name Robert Shaw Nickname ”Lard” Characteristic Teasing the Girls Ambition Farmer Theme Song Do Tour Where Found Hero and There Likes Everyone Name Richard Snoary Nickname Snoary” Characteristic Teasing Janet Ambition Parmer Thome Song Sin Where Fcu,n d At Ridgeway Likes Betty Winters Name Verna Stanley Nickname Vorn Characteristi c Quietness Ambition A Nurse Theme Song Because of You VJhero Found At homo Likes Everyone Name Evelyn Symonds Nickname Eve Characteristic Putting on make-up 1 I Ambition To play basketball Tho me Song Little slow Poke Whore Found At Norma’s Likes Bill Leonard ► Name Jerry Underwood Nicimame Jeep Characteristic Tolling jokes ijTibition } ' -- I. Parmer Theme Song I got Ideas 1 Vhcro Found At La Payotto Likes Mancy Long Senior Dictionary Name Marlene f;Tushaw Nickname ”Marty” Characteristic Name Gordon Holbrook Nickname Gordie Ch arac teri s 11c Razzing People mb ltlon T ' er. a new car Song Bonaparte Retreat ' V hore Pound At Patty V. ll-es Patty Thompson Name Richard Kindle Nickname Dick Characteristi c Teasing the Girls Ambition Join A.F.Or Navy Thome Song Beautiful Dreamer Where Found Jcan s Candy hop Likes Girls. Teasing Kas i ' mbition Singer Themo Song Make Boliovo When o Found ' .I Gb, Kash Kash Allon Name Christine Martin Nickname ”Chris” Characteristic Getting Peeved Ambition Singer Theme Son g Rose of the Mt Whore Found With Junior Likes Junior Gibson Name Marjorie Parker Nickname “Parker” Charac toristic Ambitious Ambition Being a house-wife Thome Song To Young Whore Found Hero and There Likes I Jamos Johnson Name Janet Ramsdell Nickname ”Jan” Charac toris tic Ambitious Ambition To have twin girls Theme Song Because Whore Found With Don Likes i Don Prater ITame Senior Hiattionaipy Name Cbserl®® Brown Donna H arsh ®ichn ame Kich name Charlie Cat Characteristic Charaoteri� tio Always Smilin g Fighting with the boys Ambition Ambition Settle Down To bo a Nurse Theme Song Theme Song Because of You Try Where Pound V here Pound Basketball games Here and There Likes Likes Everyone Evez rone % Ham e Name Louise Clapp Dennis H ughes N ichname Nichname “Raggmopp” Denny Characteristic Characteristic Quietness Kissing ambition Amition ‘Teacher Onion Parmer 1h eme Song Therno Song •t ' tar Dust I ’ll be seeing You ‘vhere Found 1 Vhere Pound ' around H ‘ ome In H ughes storo Likes Glen Moor e. Girls« LAST VjILL AND TESTAIiTINT OF SENIOR OU 3S OF 1952 I, Charles Brown, will ray ability to get along with everyone and ray friendly disposition to Gerald McDaniels | and ray Job as Player-iiianager to Ronnie Risner and my smile to Russell Klingler. I, Louise Clapp, will ray Job as editor of the annual to Gene Beard, and ray driving ability to-Phyllis Zinraerraan I, Tom Gibson, will my shortness to Don Prater, and my bashfullness to Leslie Griffin I, Donna Harsh, will ray funny laugh to Irene England, and my ability to always have fun and tell good Jokes to Elaine Lawrence I, Gordon Holbrook, will ray yellow excuses to Gerald McDaniels, and Potty to a Sophmore boy I, Dennis Hughes, will ray place on the bench Loran Guytoh, and ray home runs to Kash (Tony) Allen, and ray height to Jim Craraer, and ray Golden Voice to Gene Beard I, Richard Kindle, will ray dravjing ability to Irene England to make posters for next year, and ray straight hair to Dick Harsh I, Christine Fiartin, will my long blond hair to Bessie Gibson, and my baton twirling to the future racjoretts of Alger, I, Marlene Mushaw, will ra figure and voice to Ann. Lause, and ray favorita-back seat-in the bus to Barb ira Allen I, Marjorie Parker, will ray ability to always get the car whenever neces sary to Jeralou Parker, and ray ability to play basketball to Fay Lou Beard I, J ' net Rarasdell, will ray endless typing for the school to the Junior Girls, and ray good fortune of being cheerleader in ray Senior year to Barbara Allen, and ray ability to raise ray eyebrow to ray sister. Sue I, Eldon Rutledge, will ray ability to get here Just after the bell rings to Don ' v n Hughes, and my pool playing Jibility to Paul McGlaughlin I, Robert Shaw, will ray Allis Gheimers tractor to Ned Hall, and ray working excuses to Ted Moore I, Richard ne-ry, will ray ability to got along with all of the girls (but one) to Delno McGinnis, and ray -rbility to Jump around more than anyone else on the basketball floor to Paul McGlaughlin I, Vern?: ' St ' ' jil€yi will my w- ' ve to K-rren Calvert , and my 3 hy ?nd quiet vnys to Phyllis Zimmerm ' n, w -l y -Evelyn ' SyTiionas, will my liy ft.ng ability to Louise Compton, and my slow ' nd easy ways to Betty Gross. I.‘Jerry Underwood, will my ability to flirt with the girls to Scott Spencer. I Vt?e, the Senior Cl ss, will our brilliant minds to the Freshmen, nd our ability to stay out of trouble to the ■ Sophomoreswill to ow beloved teachers our forever linger¬ ing spirit here at Alger High. Ue will Fir. Gotterman and his - Bo rd of Educ ' ' tion to those nice little seventh gr- ' da boys; Mr. Soash to his future b ll tc-ms ' nd we sincerely hope th ' t he manages to lecep ' ' little of liis h ir; Mr. Be ' ' rd to next ve rs Senior M ' th Cl ss; Mrs. Missingcr to the Junior and Senior History Cl ' ' sscs ' nd the Y-Teen Club; Mr. Lowrie to the seventh gr ' ' .de girls; Mrs. ICritzlcr to the Future Homemakers; Mr. Thornton to the music dcp ' ' rtmcnt nd the B nd which, if they continue ' s they h ' -vc in the p ' st few ye rsi should be ready to go to St- ' tc next yc ' ' r. we will the dear old school building to ' ' .11 the- future pupils of Llger. We woul.d also like to will Mr. McCoy to the Hi-Y Club. Signed this ' day of 1952. April, in the year of our Lord Your classmate, Witnesses: . 4 4 ' _ . 3 j j) i .. 4. _ Class History of «1952« Twelve years ago this last September the class of 32 ' ’ atari upon ita adventure in education. Of a very large number 13 remain. They are Janet Ramsdellf Jerry Dhderwoodi Gordon n ok, Dennis Hughes, Eldon Rutledge, and Itlarlene Mushaw. Through the course of these twelve memorable years we have accumulated eleven more pupils. Evelyn Symonds, Verna Stanley,,and Richard Kindle joined us in the fourth gradej Karjorie Parker, Christina llartin., and Donna Harsh in the fifth gradei Robert Shaw in the sixth grades Louise Clapp and Richard Sneary in the eighth grade; and Charles Brov n in o ir freshman year. Our teachers during these years are as follows: Mrs KLbise Hall Hanson, Ifrs. Mary Ellis Beard, Mrs. Blanche Cummins, Miaa Os¬ bourne, llbcs. Ruby Carman Heckathorne, ¥t F.E. McGlaughlin, Mss Thuma, Mr. Dale Reichenbach .trs • Dickerson, I its . Ruth Spangler, ISr. Walter Spangler, Mrs. Hope Long, I,]rs. Helen D. Sherburn, irs. Dor- otha Kritzler, Ivlrs . Shirley Wissinger, I. r. Ivan Board, Mir. Richard Lowrie, llr George Muloy. I ro Evan Soash, principe l, and ISr. B.W. Cotterman, superintendent, The first six. of this journey was something new to us and we went about o ;r merry ray working, studying, and playing, and really preparing ourselves to enter into the (new) high school build¬ ing. During Vais period there were many events that took place, but the most outstanding were assemblies and a picnic the laat day of each year for the entire grade school. One of our most memorable events was that of our sixth-grade cammencementWe later found out that we were the last class to have sixth-grade exercises. There were 35 of us who graduated from elementary school that year, and we were s:o thrilled and excited to think that we were going into the New High School building. V hen we entered the seventh grade the next fall, it was all really different than we had expected; and sitting in class all day, with the exception of changing once in a while, and not having recesses was al¬ most more than wc could bear. I’m sure that we were all the upper¬ classmen and toachers could boar at tines, also. The eighth grade was not too much different frem the seventh except we had begun to cdiyt ourselves a little better, and all of a sudden the girls had u gun to curl «bcir hair and put on lipstick, and the boys o had always boon so sloppy began to comb and put water on their hair art even wash behind their ears. I wonder why? At last in our freshman year we were really in high sdhool and in stead of being so grown-up as we had expected, we found that wo wore merely lowly freshmen and hardly even noticed by our upper-classmen. That fall was an dxciting time for sesmo of the boys and girls who wore intorcstod in athletics. Ho had both boys and girls participating in the baseball baskotball, and choerlcading squads. Robert Shaw, John Strati on, Gordon. Holbrook, Jerry Underwood, and Richard Sneary made the basobrll squad; Gordon Holbrook, Jerry Underwood, Richard Sneary, and Rjchard Kunsickcr also made the reserve basketball squad; and Gir ' rXa Patton and Marlene Mushaw were chosen as cheerleaders. Our sophcmoTG year ttqs a little different from our freahman year in that seme of us 0001110 a little more conscious of our grades because that ms the year when our probationary honor society members wore to be chosen. Those selected were Louise Clapp, Marlene Mushau and Rich- ard Sneary. Vc started our junior year vrith much enthusiasm because there wero so many activities to T hich we were looking forward. 77e finally decid¬ ed about our class rings after some controversy, and then in March we all were very excited and working very hard to present our junior play in April entitled Mother Does the Talking On ' April 20, 1931 w© entertained the seniors and faculty with a prom at the Kenton Country Club. It was lovely and everyone had an enjoyable evening. And last but not least comes our senior year. V e all cam© back to school that first morning last September feeling just a little sad be¬ cause we all knew that it was to be our last first day of high school It was then that v;o realized the responsibilities we would have to under go as seniors. T7c had a very full schedule ahead that had to bo com¬ pleted. Just a short time after school had begun, we made an appoint¬ ment with Fr. Failor to have our senior pictures taken. On October 20, 19311 went to his studio and posed and primped and primped and posed nearly all day long. A3.1 of our pictures were very good. sooner was this finished than wo started working and practicing very hard for our senior play, Bachelor Bait, which was presented on November 2, 1931 Sometime late in January, the public speaking class thought it was about time they started wcjrking on thoix, play. After reading and considering two other plays, wo finally decided on Finders Creepers, a spooky, humorous, three-act play We had try-outs for about a week and when the cast was selected, wo worked and practiced very hard to present it on two nights, March 2? and IV ch 28, 1932. One of the most memorable events was that of tho prom sponsored by the junjor class with the seniors as honored guests. It was held on May 9 1932 , :n tho Elks Homo at Findlay, Ohio. It was a lovely prom and tho balcony was beautiful, Juniors. Tho very next evening, J iay 10, 1932 . WG seniors 7 oro invited as guests to the alumni banquet• Wo had a very enjoyable evening and it made us feel so much like alumni. And last but not least of these numerous senior events was our graduation on May 18, 1932, a time in our lives which wo shall never .fdrget. As wo sat on the stage and received our diplcmas, many events passed through our minds and caused us to wonder what each one of us, as a young person going out into the world, will do with his life. Wo knew wc would miss one another and that there would always bo a spark of interest and concern for those of tho class of 1932. Looking back at our school life, of which six wore spent in tho grades and six in high school, wo cannot got away from tho fact that it has been, to all of us, a groat source of blessings and rejoicings And while WQ have thus given a brief historical sketch of our school days, wo trust that the ending of those will bo the beginning of another life that will enable us to build upon the foundations laid while students of this schooZ. Your class historian, i Senior i ophecy 1932 It seems that only yesterday that we� the graduating class of 1932 had decided to meet at the alumni banquet in 19 2 and I am so happy that all the members were able to attend. Upon our arrival wno should we see but liarjorie Parker Johnson now She and Jim were married after Marjorie graduated. They have a full tine job caring for their 230 acre farm and not mentioning their 3 chil¬ dren. The president of the alumni Bldon Hultedge, conducted a short busi¬ ness meeting, then we adjourned to the gymnasuim for the banquet, Tn- cidently, is a. lawyer. •a table was reserved for our class. During dinner I held a very in¬ teresting conversation ' , ith Louise Ciapp, Louise is Dean of Vi omen at Ohio University one is now thinking of giving up her career to become the of a very prosperous farmer ' wldch lives near Alger, Richard Xindle is a very successful artist. He is employed by Walt Disney oi Hollywood California, I also learned that Dick and a very beautiful blonde have signed a contract for life. Verna Stanley and Christine l artin Gibson were sitting together dis¬ cussing old times, Verna and Charles McGuire are happily married and mahe their nome in Alger, Ohio, ' Tom and Christine were married after his discharge from the army,and are now owners of the Sciota Land Uq, Bob Shaw is a very upstanding citizen and is engaged in farming south of Alger, By the way, he is also truant officer, Janet and Don were there and as usual Janet VTas very lovely. She and Don are also farming Janet is kept very busy taking care of her twin girls and being an active member of various women’s clubs. Dennis Hughes is now the ov.ner of many acres of land. His wholesalo business supplies the Alger stores and school with Grade ‘ produce, Donna Harsh has made a Cc..reer of nursing, -after graduation she served 3 years in the WAF’s, Then she became a gradue te nurse and now is head nurse at q leading hospital. Ch-.rles Brown is well know by his remarkable baseball .ability. He plays ball with the Clevel-aiid Indians, His wife is very pr£ ud of him and sees that he is kopt ir- tip-top- physical eoj-jdit.ion After dinner, we T7ere entertained by Gordon Holbrook. we are all thrilled by hia voice ' ..hich v:e hear over the r-dio and he ia one of the nations top T V stars. He and his ;7ife ixakos their home in Neir; York, Bichard Sneary is ov;aer of a large farm. He has become well kno77n as a furnitu re designer and builder, iviailene iviushaw is married but is still a career Tvom.. n. She gives voice lessons and models clothing for an agency. Her husband Kaaii is an arcnitectural engineer Jerry Under;vood owns a ranch and raises a large nerd of black ‘ angus cattle. He is married and tney have 3 boys Our cl-.S£ uc-s corny a lon ..aj in cncse 10 years, I’ve told jrou about every one but myself� Bill and I have m:;rried since i ugust 1952 we have 4 childreno 2 boys ana 2 girls� Your classmate, T’-e Gr’um’alers Of ' 53” i ' i071 a ni 3. cl i a j;i ' . s t o rt} T hQj nc vo r Vi o a t t’■ c a .11 or i i.im a ny • ore T ' io v;oi ' Cor ’. e gi ' rls in Gleo Club can t si ' g for our tooth chatter i-r Tbornton, why rlo ’t you. look into that.? It isn t safe to c- ' -ar o cl ' .sses any- ' -orG, because of those hiu riC: ' .:rios throu.ah the balls botv eon periods Cou.id it be those Govonth spaders or possibly the eiyhth graders? j.ovrrie, I don t know why you let the boys in your speech class pass bubble blow arou.ncl the rooru It’s so c anno¬ ying, don t you think? Arid those argurionts wo had on tho ' ord ar d Chevrolets. They roally lead into sonothing 1 don t see why :Lrs .. ' Issinger gets so riad at the boys in r-oric .n froblews • Co‘’:ld it be because they thpov natch ' s a- roo.n.d? ( ccirtuinly not that ) kh-rr do- ' ' s hr Thornton make v e girls throv out our gurn? Af- tor all it cost all the way to a penny I ve hoard a lot of conplaints about r Lov rie devoting hi 3 ti-io v l ' uh the girls in stoad of the boys (The boys have ritudios also ) hr. Beard, v;by give a such hard ways to solve problems? Such as casting out nines in diveson problov.is or in fact any other problems They’re so hard � Ann gottin V around to g:pnn clascos. Boy I all of the girls are v il.i.lng to nlay this year onner why? Could it if the Grumblers Con ' t girls don ' t play they bavo to i.-ake an outline • All tbougb we should be pretty good at that, shouldn ' t v c, lirs. 175 ssinger? Evcrytbinc quieted down til3. the rcoort cards came out, then boy, was t- ' ore g.rov ling, 7hy don’ t t y got the now gyn finished so w o seniors of won ' t hav ' : ’-a ptay all of our noon game in the old f-gnii It ' s cp li t e CO id y� A ' . kn . V bv is two f r-.r x’oem locked at all time r-n?Ln, ' -s wo have typing class? I? it that we get in to much trouble? when wo are typing something rather in ortant and leave our paper In the typewriter, v hen wo come back there is alv ays something unnecessary on the paper. Could 5.t bo the boys and girls in chemistry trying to typo? Why does ir. Cotterman have to give us speed tests? He knows v e can ' t type good enough. Ue alv aye getr iSo nervous • ;hat is this generation coming to an; n7a: ? I see v o have so many cases of puppy love, 7hich will probably lead to a dogs life. In spite of our grumbling we have, done this year,, we think Alger lligh is tops v ith us. Your Class Grumblers 1 ELGIN C07:rPLIMENTS HAMILTON OF .! ■� ghi;en N ! 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GULF .V OGOD GASOLINiJ (••V, 1 i s w Junf or Class Top Row- HePer Conley, Kash Allen, Tom Rice, Gene Beard, Leslie Griffin, Ted Moore, Scott Spencer, Neil Hall, Glenn Moore, 2nd Row- Gerald McDaniels, Barbara Allen, Gayle Moore, ’ Patsy Orders, Jearlon, Irene England, Betty Givens, Ne® Hall ’ 5st Row- llir • Soash(advisor), Paul McGlaughlin, Elaine Lawrence, Shirley Hughes, Phyllis Zimmerman, Don Prater Officers Presidont Kash Allen Vico-Presidont-Ircne England Secretary-Trcasuror« Barbara Allen Roportor-Gorald McDaniels Junior Play Name A Ready Made- Family Director Goorge McCoy Cast ‘ AGNES MARTYN, a widow ———————IRENE ENGLAND BOB MARTYN, hor son —-KASH ALLEN .KARIIEE MARTYNihor ' ciaorly daughter—-ELAINE LAViRENCE , f t ' MISS LTOIA,. hor aistor-in- law — —-—PATSY ORDERS ■ f GRACIE MARTYN,,, hor youngest daughter-—PHYLLIS ZIMMERMAN HENRY ■ ' nJRNER,a .widow -—— --GENE BEARD DORIS TURNER his daughter JEARLON PARKER r .SAT.iMIE ' ’TINNER, his “Son —HEBER CONLEY BEGONIA, tho Martyns ,.. darky cook ———- BARBARA ALLEN NICObEMUS,tho Martyns colored’ handy man— —NEIL HALL COKmittoas ' • Promptor --— -- Shirley Bughea Tiekoto ——-Botty Givons, Shirley Hughes, Gayla Mcjcar© Posters -———Tho Junior Class Programs Paul MeGlaughlin, Scott Spcnccr, Glenn Moor© Stage Manager Don Prater St ago Crow ———Loslio Griffin, Tod Moor© JUNIOR DICTIONARY Name Nicimamo B.ALLEN--Pg a chy-- K.iJjLEN-Tony-- - G. BEARD-Beard- n 0 cn.lcy-Jose---- -raglr,r-d-BlondiG- .Givers-Betty- .r. . ' ••TIFFIN-Griffin- N-FAbL-Killcr-- lA-h.XL-Curly- HUGHES.Shorty-- S, LAWRENCE-Slushy-- G.Mc .DANIELS-Gabby- — G. MO ORE-Gale- T, MOORE-Teddie-- G. MOORE-Pet. P.McGlaughin--Tumor-- ?, ORDERS-Pat-.r-- J tPARKER----Jerry-- D.PRxvTEK-PR..TER- S.SPENCER-Scott-- P.ZIMlfflRMnN--- Zg ch- — ijnbltlon Hotrod driver--- Engineer--- Dairy---- Join the Navy--- Rop.Pj ee -- - house -Wife- • - .i- •Farmer — rx Parmer -Farmer— --Nurse-- — -- --To work- --Undecided---- --Socrotary- -- flyer- —-- -A flyor- --ii bachlor---- --Go to college --Nurse-------- —Farmer----- --Farmer--- --Go to college Charac teris tic Being different. -Teasing Marlene. -Always sleepy. -Staying out late, g oo , d r i ve r. . V -Bo true to Jack. Driving ' fast.; ' - - . . 4 - � • • • . ' Always on the go. Teasing the ' girls. Being sweet. ; If Flirt with the boys. Friends to ' , others, Rollerskater, Quarreling with Neil Quietness in class. Talking. Be happy,go lucky, iirguing with Sneary. Being friendly. Qluietnoss in class. Always on the go. A Junior l)ictionai ' ;y Wg roMOuibor you .for Favorite Son s Favoi’ite Pood. B.A.Choerlcacin -- — iiCry”—-nobao:js. K. A.Baseball Pitching,-”l et Ideas”-ProB-lo[ ' S. G. B.iiis bass voico-—-ilDovm Yondor”---Beef-steak. il.C,obarpshootliV ' j in baskotb.‘.’.ll- If-3ortiv� bGrry iialties I.Y.I-ior bashfulncss- Cr ”--Pujipkin Pio. ]3,G,i,ior blu.G oyos , ——J ' u.b.Lloo “’ Ico Orear-i. L. G.Hotrod drivir-f,---”HoUrod race--- -—--Dill Pic!vl3s. H. K.IIis hur;G viusoIgs—-- ot Iceas”------CakG. 11 .H.His v avy hair-----.“if”-----BtetJe. S.H.iler quietnoss ' •l.L.Past tine jobs- «Cr 7 ”--Dill Piciaos. J - r - “ CPyV--—“ CJie 0 s obm-’g c r s. •peaches. G.lTc.Yis loud nouth-----.-7 ' ' 1 Ideas”- - G.i ' I.Baton tv irliu ' ' ;—r—-------Ice Crean. - . -v, ' . • ' ' . O, 11,Your f’lyir.fj- ' -— J.V qchint bird Uillnlcc Crecin T i2i ' ' ' ir?oeriii ' — Dov ia o.tider—————Pried Oaxca ' Ccxi. P. Y.His vnadc un scrubs- -• ' ' burkov in tPe st- ai ' -bivorhonions. P.O.H or jobs----- ”Tg1I ho ; hy” ---.ianburf-ors . D.P.Yo’tru boi ' jht inbM.3lcoiball-”i.y Blue ‘a.ltos , P.H.Por ho ' r fiuany lauuh-•-’---■• ' i. ' eHro vHiy”- — ' --Ico orotui. 3.3.liis quietness in class----- ' ‘I Ii or s--Suoked t ' Orriii(. J . P . r 1 : y iws b f i s ko tbal 1 - -- G r;y ” - - - ----loo (; r o m i. 6ophmor« Glaas Top row • Junior Hicica, V hitakor, Paul Puckett, Jinny C raner, ■ J enny Hanoy. • • 2nd row - Ifenny Preston, Stolla Rowe-, Shirley Kindle , Hilda Delong, Obmille Swing, Faye ou Beard, Golda Keith, Loren Guyton. 1st row - Ijts. Wissingor, advisor, Patty Thonipaon LaVerne 2e-lgler, Mary Lou oponoer, Myrtle Cramer, Sandra Rom oll,, Claret Worthington. Officers Pres. - Sandra HomsdeJli V.Pres. « LaVerne Zoigler Sec. Troaa. -� Patty Themgson Bep. - Qamille Swing Advisor - Mrs. ' i«singor Sroshznan Class Top Row • Jerry Stanley, Merle Russel Kiiogiox , Aslano McGinnis, Cloyce Hattery, Wilbur Shaw, Ronnio Risnorj . Wayne teiter, Raymond Hicks , 2nd row- Iforio Austin, Joyce Howland, Haney Klink, Norita Kaisbr, R iylPia Prater, Jean Hanoy, Helen Goi pton, Olio Phrx igan, Retty Grose, Anna; Louse, Linda. Hanson. let ro 7 - Mr. Lowrie, advisor, Norbert Wiehmeyor, Billy Howland, OttaalQs Bradley, Paulino Lonhort, Bornioo Gornwoll, Beverly Hughos, Billy Parrigan, Bonavan Hughes, Oorl Eersh Officers Pres• - Phyllis Prater V.Prcs. •• Horita Kaiaor Sco. - Holon Oompton Troas. - i nnio Hisner R p, - Delano McGinnis i. lvisor - Itr Lqsrria 1 ' S 1 -?i iBdiJHi --|B ||| |yill|l|||y|||||||||HB t ro cc: sight Grade Top Row • Raymond Cramer, Bobby Pitta, Charloii Lawrenoo, Philip Conley Kenny Hattery, Robert England, Clyde Glbaon, Lebom Manns, Marshall Carman, Heni-y Manns, Billy Adams, Philip gos ard, 2nd Rov? - Mr. Beard, Advisor, Laura Clemons, Fay Rowe, LUra Cramer, Marilyn Lawrence, Carolyn Keith, Karen Calvert, Wllla Rowe, Betty Kennedy, Betty Lou Dale, Louise Rowe. 1st Row - Eddie Higgins, Bailey Worthington, Larry Nichols, Russel Parker, Alice Bailey, Donna Miller, Cora Parrigln, Virginia Hughes, Loretta Campbell, Beatrice Tackett, Grace Smith, Rosalie Fricke, Irma Stanley, Larry Patton, Darwin Biederman. Officers Pros. - Lura Cramor « Pres. - Biily Adams ec. - Donna Mil lor reaa. - Karen Calvort ep. - Botty Lou Dale Advisor - Mr, Board Sovonth Grade Top row - Roger Worthington, RDbort Kindle, Ray Dyer, Jack Whitaker D ' lraar Lqwronco, Orville Puckett, Jimmy Hanoy, Forest Hall Richard Rc-msdoll, Ir 7in Pockott. 2nd row - Marlone Hicks, Carol Sue Dalo, Joyce Scott, Joyce Nichols Mablo Lavjronco, Mildred Castle, Clara Castlo, Jackie Jo- Daniels, Margarot Nichols, Janice Krosculp,Darlene Givens Marlono McKensio, Shirley Carmean, Evelyn Smith, Mr. McCoy- advisor 1st row - Colono Dunson, i o-tty Nov;land, Marlene Lcnhart, Loretta- Bradley, Carol Underv7ood, LaVorno King, Shirley Prater, Kay Johnson, BarB ' - ’ ' ' ' lllor, Laura Klrts, Bessie Gibson, Glenda MarGhall,]I ora Log Hattory, Glistlno Nichols, Carolyn E’Jing, Ruth Ann Colo.- Seated - Johnny Wiroman, Alden Bailey, Ronald ’.Thitakor, Morrls- Lawrence, Clcaronco Atha. Officers Pres. - Ruth Ann Cole V • Pres.- Jackie Jo Daniels Sec. Troas. - Lorett-a Bradley Rep. - Carol Underwood Advisor - Mr. He Coy Lii:th Grudo Top x’OT - 2nd row - Dwight Lawroxice, Franl Dorosctt, Hex IQiiiLer ,All’red Lawrence� I)on Hrown� Donald .levdand, Hilly llickett, Teddy Spradlin, Hori-an xNewfoi-i Harold Compton, John i..tirpliy Judy diuiis, xliyllic Orders, Joan lay, John KcDaniel, Vir jil iiOT e, Grover Gibson, Loren Crainer, Ina Fay I.ullins, Joe.n iiobbins, Hutli Dyer, ir. IcGlc.uyalin Teaclier 1st row - Howard Tackett, Titus V«orthiix:ton, Donald iiencley, Barbra Hewland, Donna Cr.npbell, Jk ' .ncy i ' atton, Charles Kennedy, Bud Helton, Jldon irater, Deanna iarriyin, Kary Kennedy, Sylvia liuy.hes, Vei-non Iricke, Fifth Grade Top rov ' lierbert Delony, Keniietii liall Jacicie Kindle iioy Clemens, Dean Sutherland, Trurriun Fry, Chaiilas Castle. , Gerald Holbrook, Jerry larker David Cole, William 3rov n, Eddie Nichols, JiTHEio Lyle, f 2rid row • Carolyn. Hose, Barbara Kiny, Faye Clemons, Barbara Fuckett, Janet rievdand, Gaundera Karsli, Lou i’nm Newbert, Douy.las Burris, Fraiildln Helton, Luther Conley, ' Hobert Hamsdoll, Leroy ..atkins, Jeannie Dpurlock, Trova mi rianderman, L ryarct Bartlett, Delia SandeiTiian Teacher, 1st ro . •• Nsliirloy Loiiliarcit , NanCj’ Gpencer, DeLla Ho 73, Nira Lev fer Glinda Bcott,. k ava .dreiLan,, Ivarion GrossJr,-, DaioDd Brown, H ' -.crman Gibson, . 4- ♦ ScJirth Grade Top now 2nd row 1st Top row 2nd rov Ist row Jerry Johnson,X)ick Clark Eugene Eitta Jim Jitta, Tom Hattery Jerry Yftiitaker Darrell Guyton Jerry Cramer Billy K idy Wilmer Prater Ckarleia Mckenzie Jerry Lawrence Benny Bay ean Ann. Ellis, Karan Longbrake,Glenda Jean Ball Violet Compton,fit alia Mae Gibson, Junior Neely Herbert: Bobinaon Dick: Vvatkins Mrs Stanbaugh teacher, Delores Brown Sidrley Cornwell Josephine Rowe Bella Bailey, Marilyn Qhler Joe Hose Sharon Rose Caroll Sitherland Karen Burris Delores Rowe Joanne H ton Grade « . DelmarvZteigler Leonard Onnall Phillip Bradley, Malcolm Castle Lea Pfoff Dawain. Pratt Dan Brumback. Jerry Streets, Lon llullina., ' iJiloble Jay Zimmerman • Lee Anna Roas Alma Mann Carolyn. Lawrence, Sharon Harrod Kay J ita Cott man Joyce Rose, Shirley Fraley Hila Conley, i s Beard teacher, . Sharon Rankin, Patricia Fenaler LaVada Patton Patricia Rose, Priscilla Rose Jean Gross Joan Gross Karon Smith Audrey Lenhart Garol Hughes Sue Smith. I Third Grade Top Row- Robert Sutherland. Jerry Higgins, Donald Nichols, Roger Guyton, Robert Cockr Kenneth LawTenca, Richard Gibson, Edward Ocxlcy-, iiC-’oy ' .Thitaker, Thomas Patrick 2nd Row- JMiss Shaw. -.ea jher} Billj ' JUivrronco, Robert Klink, Charles Campbell, Robert Spencer, Donald Puckett, Irvin Decker, Herbert Hensley, Richard Scott, Phillip Puckett 3rd Row- Sheila Lawrence, B ettie Newland, Sharon Underwood, ita Wireman, Barbara Nev for, Doris Trusty, Sondra Brown, Sue Bro7;n, Hthol Gibson, Carrie Clemons absent- Marla, killer, Carla Miller Second Grade Top Row- James Rowe, Michael La ' .vronce, Ronald Hicks, Larry - ison, Billy Allen, Eugene Row’o, Robert Rcedlingor, Kelly ' Bur ton, ' Ljark Jay Miller, Donald Clemons 2nd Row- Mrs Commins, (teacher) Evelyn Downoy, JaniCe Brown, Carol Kennedy, James Bartlott, Uadalone Beiderman, Linda lleh, Paulino King, Shirley Rowe, Fred En ' .in 3rd Row- J B Holton, Charlotte ook, larry Lawrence, Patsy Risnor, Ewit Davis, Gloria cott, Ronald Kindle, Iris Rowe, Billy Rowe, Darlene i atkins, Harold Bailey, Joan Johnson Lee Lawrence, Kay Lyle absent- Dennis idillor, Kenneth Smith, Barbara England |M 1 !fT®i % M ' ' i 1 IliiHn 1 [ li Ailvybi f f 1 pvIBS 1 . 1 Plr t and Second Grade T(Jp Rgw RfcC Nichols, Monty Ewing, Clifford Robinson, Rodney Hattery, Eugene Rowland, Mitchol Allen, Ronald Donnal, Bradley KllngJer, David Fri ckei Jody Newland 2nd Row - Mrs Scott (teacher) Sherry Longbrake, Tanna Ewlng Elwood Nichols, Emit- nns, David Trusty, Tommy Ellis Arden Cramer, Jimmy nsleyi Chad Mullins, Betty Cornwell, Dean Miller %j 1st Row.- Barbara-StAnley, Janet Smith, Dorl« Keith, Joyce Comp¬ ton Joyce Revl, Dohna Rosa, Judy Marshall, Sondra Elllfi) Patty Hughes, Juanita Parrlgln I. Absent Patty Hensley, Danny Miller, Carolyn Ramsdell First Grade- Top Row - Charles all. Herald Dean Conley, Stephen attery, Roger Krouskop, Jerry Houjc, Bobby Rizer, Don Rowe, paVld Law nce, Jerald Whitaker 2nd Row • Miss Fall (teacher), James Sutherland, Wilbur Donnal, WilllaM Johnson, Madlln Carol Nichols, James Hall, Cledis Holbrook 1st Row - Judy Watkins Florence Fricke, Clara Kaiaer, Judy Hat- tery, BfOttda Nev;land, Gladys Lenhart, Diane Lawrence, Myra Compton, Janet Gibson, Bernice Neeley, Lois Bur¬ ris, Jay Helton, Hazel Clemons Absent - Janice Everhardt aSMPLIMEKlB 0 F NOLEUM. SHADE-SHOP JOHN I. BIPPUS SON 124N. DETR OIT ST. KENTON, OHIO LINOLEUM WINDOW SHADES WALLPAPER PAINT DRAPERX CO MPLIMENTET KRAUS JEWELRY STORE KENTON, OHIO AMSTUTZ SANITARY HATCEHY OHIO U.S. APPROVER CHICKS I. .i V A .i ' liUL INSURANCE FEES ■� POULTRY SUPPLIES ADA ,OHIO_ COMPLIMENTS ME55ICK 5 TO 1.00 STORE . .ADA , OHIO ADA, OHIO PRiSTOfO FUNERHL HOME Aim, OHIO i F-LOWB . 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BUILDraO STONE iJJD CRUSHED STONE BEIiEEEOHTi.INE R.R. 2 Dj.VID KOTTEIiIiIiJ« rtfjrii-.. ;-K-iji;-ov®ER NORTHV 000, OHIO 5UPRI5E 5 TORE JffiNS i.iTD BOYS CLOTHING iOCNTON OHIO TANGLES 1aGTGR lii RKST CORi ' TER CENTRiH. i.VENUE CIKCTIIi ' JEi STREET PHOFE- •L-7971 i.nii., OHIO COMPLBtENTS 01’ MIDWAY market FRESH ilEi T ?KOI IE—2679 L;.K.iEETTE, OHIO COHPLII?IENTS TO TlE CLj-SS of 52 Fr..o;,i Tiffi ICSKTON SURPLUS STORE lOTS CLOTHING SPORTS E ' :.uip:ieot RENTON, OHIO ■ Vi HALKE R IMPLEMENT CQ 1030 FIKDUY RO. PHONE 99481 Lift ' ., OHIO 1 WILHOIT HDW. I.ENTOH, O.ilO 1 KENTON NEWS KENTON, OHIO KRAUS jewelry STORE KENTON, OHIO W K ' 1 I i 5 P Y A It l| Kj ! i,- , W. 1 V, CfOM HPIIEK, OHIO F i RS T FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK KENTON, OHIO FA P M CHRISTY BUREAU bouipment JOiiK DEER KENTON, OHIO Llivlu OTT.V. ' ; • OHIO I I y-Teens Top row - Irene. England, Eatsy Orders, Betty Givens, Evelyn Symonds, Jeralon Barker, llarlene Mushaw, Xanet Eamsdell,. Stella Howe, Barbara Allen, Shirley Kindle, Hilda Belong 2nd row - Sandra Ransdell,. Camille Ewing, Ann. Barker, Louise Clapp, Gayle I ' loore, Christina Inrtin, Verna Stanley, Clara Worthing¬ ton, Laverne Zeigler, I ' jary Lou Spencer, Golda Keith 1st row - Donna Harsh, i rtle Cramer, Phyllia Zimmerman, Mrs, Wissinger advisor. Batty Thompson, Eaye Lou Beard, Elaine Lawrence, Shirley Hughes Officers Bres,- Ann. Banker V,Bres,Irere.JIngland Sec-Treaa, Janet. Ramsdell Rep,- Louise Clapp Asst Rep, Bhyllia Zimmierroan. Brogram Chairman - Jeralou Barker Advisor Kxrs♦Wissinger Ki,-y Top rov - Ted Moore, Danny Breston, Kash Allen, Leslie Griffin, Jimmy Cramer, Richard Sneary, Glenn L5oore, Neil Hall 2nd row. - Mr, McCoy advison, Robert iShaw,ScDtt Spencer,. Charlie Brown, Gene Beard, Tom Rice, Gerald MicDaniels, lat rov; - Denny Hughes, Richard Kindle, Baul IksGlaughlin, Gordon Hol¬ brook, Ned Hall, Don Braten, Don Whitaker, Junior. Hicka Officers Bres, - Don. Brater. Yice Bres, Gordon. Holbrook Sec-Treas, Kash Allen Reporta r - Leslie Griffin. Chaplin - Richard Sneary B ' ogram Chairman - Baul hlcGlaughlin Advisor - Mr, McCoy Irlentificatior of IT A Tod Row JanoL liario ' Austin Joan Hanoy Shirley KiDidl ;. Irene .hnylanc hetty Givens, Hilda ’ DeLona, Jeralou Parker, Evelyn Synonds-, Donna TTarsh, Grayle Moore, laino Lawrence, LaVerno Zeirler, Linda Hanson, Clic Pi,rri5 i’n 2nd HcvVw, Joyce re 7land,. Helen Oo ' - rrG n: . Ka5.sor, Orders , Christ:! no Martin . Maey I om. ' spencer, Clara Lor--hiny- ' -n, ' 7orra Stanley, 3nu) Barbara Allen, n ' .a ' .vesj I ' OU. ' !:.e Clapo., -oir.,. T 1 ' r ; ' • T r- . .• Karijdel.i .■O ' L-t ' t:.;.:! ' jjjHo ' n ' Oy H :ighcs, Bernice n; rr .Is ' ll oh ' , t-rr.Di 10 Lcnneat, Marjorie Parker, •rkor;p ' : o:iyLCa-iillo Ev in , Janet Pr ater, ross Phyllis Zinmerman Officer Jo Proe ;. Bovina jiav-eh 75 CO Pres « Jcarlcu Parker SJ-et; Verna Stanley Treaso Marlene, IJushay Historian Lbmsc Clapp Recreation Marjorie Parker Pianist Linda Ranaon .. Reporter Irene Errglanck Identification of Libariana Top R ov � -Ri charc! Sne ary , Lc burn Mann s , ’ Di 11 i e Ad cans • 2nd ' Rov; Carol;;,Ti Keith, Sandra Ransdoll, Mrytlo Cramer, Jonclt iiaTisdoll, Camille Ev ins, Helen Gomptoni 1st Row Mr ♦Board (l barian) ' , Carol linderv ood, Phyllis Prater, Marlene Mushav;, Patty Thompson, L ra Crainer, Luara Kirts, Don Prater Girl ' s ii aorus iim:Eark®r, iaTerne ieigler. Gaylo Moore, Patsy Crdera, jSren Shglaad, Betty Givens, Marie Austin, Jean Haiey, Faye Lou ffeard, Donna Harsh, Elaine Lavirence, Marlene Mushaw. 3.rd row - Joyce Newland, Myrtle Cramer, Sandra Bamsdell, Stella Bowe, Mary Lou Spencer, Christina Martin, Jeralou Parker, Hilda DeLong, Janet Bamsdell, Barbara Allen, Betty Gross, Louise Clapp, director, Mr. Thornton. 2nd row - Linda Lee Hanson. 1st row - Golda Keith, Anna Louse, Clio Parrigin, Nancy Klink Beverly Hughes, Shirley Kindle, Helen Compton, Patty Thompson, Camille Ewing, Eveljm Symonds, Phyllis Prater, Norita Kaiser, Bernice Cornwell, Pauline Lenhart. Officers Pres. - Christina Martin V.Pres. -� Camille Ewing . Sec. Trees. Sandra Bamsdell Librarian - Marlene I lishaw Pianist - Janet Bamsdell Rep. - Evelyn Symonds HdOy ' s. Chorus f Top row - Merle ’fireman, Delano McGinnis, Cloyce Hattery, 7 ilbur Shaw, Jimmy Cramer, director, Mr, Thornton. 2iia row - Billy Parrigin, Bonnie Risn er, Kash Allen, Gene Beard, Paul McGlaughlin, Heber Conley, Tom Bice, Gordon Holbrook! 1st row - Norbert l ishmeyer, Jerry Stanley, Charles Bradley, Russel. Klingor Carl Harsh, Donovan Pluses, Billy Newland Officers Pros. - CJeno Beard VfPres. - Norbert Wischmeyer Sec.Treas• - Carl Harsh General Maa• - Dennis Hughes Mxed Chorus Top Row- Gayle Iloore Jknna Louse, Betty Givens, Patsy Orders, Christina Ifertin, Irene England, Evelyn Symonds, Jearlon i arher, Donnr. Harsh, Barbra Allen, Elaine La-wranc e, f.ianet Ramsdell, Harlene Mushaw, « 3rd Row-Ann Parker. Stella Rowe, Sandra Ramsdell, lyrtle Cramerr Helen Compton Phyllis Prater, Betty Gross, Shirley Kindle Oaniille Ev ing, Ivr.ry Lou Spenoer, Patty Thompson, Lav’ ' erne Zeigler, Janet Hi Her, ' Fayo Lou Beard, Ivr.rie nustin, Paul licGlaughlin, Jimny Cramer � 2cd Row- Hilda DoLong,;, Clio Parrigin, Nancy Klink, Golda Keith, Sean Haney, Beverly Hughes, Norita Kaiser, Ronnie Risner« Gordon Holbrook, Hober Conley, Richa.rd Kindle, iCash nllen, Gone Beard, Tom Rico 1st Row- Billy Newland, Donovan Hughes, Delano HcGinnis, DennylHughes, Carl Harsh, I.ierle Hireman ■ Red Cross .. - ■ ! • � ' ' ' Top Row- Carol Sue Dale, Shirley Kindle, Richard Sneary, ' Irene England, Debornllil s -; illy Newl Jerry Cramer. Harvey Stanley 1st Row- Irs . issinger,high school advisor ' , Kay Rita Cott- erman, Harilyn Ohler, Jerry Streets, Harold Com- pton, Leroy■ WhtJ ns, Howard Tack tt. .Anita V ireman, Sharon Underwood, Hiss Shaw,grade school advisor. Ideatificatioii of Honor Society Top row • ivfifili Jr Sonch advisor Gen© iJcard Ijicl- ird SnOary 2nd rsv. • Louise Clapp i ai lenc Husbaw ' , Irene ii.‘n(_land SopJinore Jxjuibers JiTa.y Grniner, C-olda lieith lyrtle Craiuer Identification of irijece of I-©ace Contestants Top ro 7 2nd row- lOi eLou Beard, Irene land, Patsy Orders, Cariille :2r7inii, Ck)lda Heii ii, Jcaiet Haiosdell, Sandra ixai-isdall Pirst lethodists Church Janet Hatisdell tinner Hssenbly of God Church .i C. ;• A 9 ff i ' Pntsy Order© ••iruicr Boys 4H Top Row-Scott-Spencer Danny Preston, Jerry Underwood, Robert Shaw, Leslie Griffin, Gene Beard, Wilbur Shaw, Nell Hall, Loren Guyton 2nd Row-Kenneth Hattery, Philip Conley, Jerry Stanley, Marshall Carman,.Raymond Cramer, Richard Ramsdell, Jimmy Cramer, Cloyce Hattery, Charles, Billy Nevaand 1st Row-Ed Vifilson(advisor), Donnie Newland, Marion Gross, Norman Nouffer,Harold Compton, Otis Newland, Ned ' Hall, Loren Cramer, Darrell Guyton, Robert Ramsdell Officers Pres.- Ned Hall Vice-Pres.- Jerry Underwood 8oc.� � Tres •-Gene Beard Rec.Leador- Jimmy Cramer Reporter- Jerry Stanley Girls 4H Top Row- Carolyn Keith, Karen Calvert, Lura Cramer, Mary Lou Spcn ;or, Helen Compton, Betty Gross, Faye Lou Beard, Sandra Ramsdell, Gayle Moore, Golda Keith 2nd Row- Esther ao Cl‘ark(advisor), Shirley Hughes, Joyco Scoct., Shirley Carmoan , LaVerno Zsigler, Patsy Camille Ewing, Myrtle Cramer, Kay Johnscai Phyllie,Zlnmerman, Ruth Ann Cole, Clara Worthington, Marjore Parker, Janet Ramsdell 1st Row- Phyllis Orders, Mabel Lawrence, Betty Lou Dale, ■ Loretta CampDell, Willa Mae Rowe, D.mna Campbell, Nanoy Patten, Judy Adams, Carol. Underwood, Darlene Givon. ' 3, Carol Ewing, Laura Kirts, Carolyn Sue Dale, Lou Ann Nowbert Officers ?rrst- Patsy Orders : ' .hu tle Cramer oOo. - •- Helen ' empton R ujt iLoiider Vry e .b ' l ' . Beard AjpIc r:oc t , j.L flc Carol Underwood V,ij L . . ..c � . Wi. s wa, ‘VJ J Hand’ Top Row- Lura Cramer| Karen Calvert, Donna Sue Miller, Carolyn ' Keith, Donna Harsh, Mary Lou Spencer, Phylli? Zimmermah, Faye Lou Beard 2nd Row-Jearlon Parker, LaVerne Zeigler, Betty Gross, Linda Lee Hanson, Camille Ewing, Gen© Beard, Jimmy Cramer, Phillip Gossard, Ruth itnn Ccle, Billy Newland, Mr Thoronton(director), Marjore Parker 1st Row- Danny Hughes, Golds Keith, Myrtle Cramer, Louise @lapp, Evelyn Symonds, Wayne Prater, Don Whitaler, Baily Worthington, Clara Worthington, Loura Kirts Kneeling- Helen Compton, Jean Spurlock, Christina Martin, Gayle Moor© Marilyn Ohler, I l®2EttificEation- ofi loan Spurlock Gayle Moom Cliriatina l irtLin BqIqq CoB ton. Ifn cotQ i fcirilyjii Ohlor’ Identification: of Cooks and Custodiana jEarl Lawrence, Wright Austin, 5rs, WilliomB, Mrs CraiiiGr IdEontification of Bus Priyoya Gcsorge Cunningham fonsler Bill Linm Mam Soaeh Absent. - Harley Cushwa .Goorgo 4.1«Coy PHONE 9S ADA, OHIO comxi:.iEriTS ■- T— coapLiaiNTs • CF OF LIBERTY i_j_j lO CJ BANK INSURANCE AGENCY ADA, OHIO ADA, OHIO CHEVROLET SOHIO SALES i� ND 35FVIC PECKli: 2S61 PHCr S ZRVICE IE 3244 STATIOW RFIIF CENTER. OHIO PHILOO CaoSLEf afLVANIA CR JTO AMERICAN SX iNDj.RD BRIGGS STEEL PHONE 271 ALGER, OHIO t I r f« (t iHame Kash Allen Heber Conley Gordon Holbrook Paul McGlaughlln Don Prater Gene Beard Charles Brown Jimmy Cramer Basket Ball Varsity Record Record Position Year Number F.G. F. Points Forward Junior 45 119 54 292 Guard Junior 30 134 39 307 Guard Senior 44 113 45 271 Forward Junior 50 75 30 180 Center Junior 53 119 39 277 Forward Junior 43 13 3 29 Guard Senior 54 6 6 18 Guard Soph. 34 2 4 8 SEASON- RECORD ¥ i ' t )« Alger Alger Alger Alger-- Ala’er--- Alger- Alger- Alger- Alger- Algor- Alger- A1ger- Alger-56 Alger-� - — 74 Avlger-70- Ail ger- 84 Alger- -67 Alger-88- •Dunkl rk- 84- 55 - 58- 52 - 08- 58 ---- Qpy- 42 59-.- -.. 56 ... 61-....-.... 56... to- 84. ..-.t -37 —Crider svi lie—‘-59’ —Archbold-79 --Roundhead-50 —-Dola----36 —11 o Gi . i f e y-—4 3 —-For-iSt-79 -■•KcGuf fey--— -. -.47 ■•-.Grand Rapids- •—-76 .Rj. a y—--47 ■ ... • i4i,-,ij.e ad-.”-———49 -‘■•Ada. 44 Victory-™—42 --Dunlilrk- 55 —LaFayette--52 —Harrcd-—43 —St Gerard--44 Here Nov 12 Here Nov, 16 There Nov,21 There Nov,30 There Dec, 7 There Dec, 8 There Deo.14 There Jan. 4 There Jan,11 There Jan,12 At lIcGJ? ,15 There Jan,10 There Jan,22 There Jan,25 There Feb. 1 There Feb, 2 Here Feb. 5 Here Feb, 8 Tournament at Taft Gym Ada Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger-- Total Points Average Year Record .54- .64- .53- .46-— •Dola-24 ONU -Roundhead—--53 ONU •McGuffey-.54 ONU •Forest-55 ONU Feb,12 Feb.15 Feb.21 Feb.23 Alger 1392 Aager 63 2 ' 7on 15 Opponents 1110 denotes overtime game. Oppon Lost ints 50.5 7 McGLAUGHLIN PRATER ALLEN CONLEY MR. SOASH Coach HOLBROOK Ba sketba 11 Squad Top ' Hows Billy Rowland;. Russell Klingler, Bon Whitaker, Delano IvicGinniSj Loren Guyton.. Gene Beard, LovSl e GrJ.ffin, Wilbur i: haw, Weil Hall, Lerle Wire-iLan, v ayne Brater, Jerry Stanley, llr Soash, oor.ch. 2nd Row Ronnie Risner., lixnager, Richard Sner.ry, Jimmy Cream ' :r, Hash Allen, Don Prater, Paul McGlaughlin, Heb r Jcnlev;. Gordon Holbrook, Charlie Brown, Dam : HaigJaesi Reserve Squr-d Top Row- Ronnie Risner, manager, Reil Hall, Loren Guyton, Leslie Griffin, Gone Beard, Jimmj ' - Cramer, -Wilbur s haw, Wayne Prater, Hr Soash, coach 2nd Row Billy Rowland, ivierle Wirenr.n, - on Whitaker, Delano IvicGinnis, Donvan Hughes, Jerry Stanley Reserve Record Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger— Alger-- Alger— Alger— Alger— Al ' r—— 1 ge r— Alger— Alger— Alger-- Alger— -38- - -15— -30- -43— - -32— - 28 -..- -40—- -26—. - 37 — -30- -- 47 ,— -19- -33- —37 -- Cridersvilie- —33 -61 —Roundhead - —30 —Dola - - 39 r!r� r� v _ 3 1 --McGi.if f ev- —26 -Forest - —32 - .Me Guffey - —34 —Grand Rapids- —27 «— Fg dge ' -e’ y - -..24 - I.oun ' lhead - — 27 —Ac ' a - —44 -.-Kt, Victory - —31 - -Dunkl rk. - —50 - „ T a ' T ' n ■ r r� t: 1 ri 3P - 1.. -r—r . .SO — St, Gerard -- — 23 Won-9-Lost- 9 Baseball Record Spring Fall Alger- 6 -Dola- 3 Alger-14-Dola- 1 Al ge r- 0 -Dunki rk- 1 Alger- 2 -Rou ndhe e d— 5 Alger- 8 —-Dunkirk- 0 Alger- 0 -Roundhead--! Alger-7-Roundhead —1 Alger- 8 --Ada- 2 Al ge r- 6 -Me Guffey-0 Name De3.ano McGinnis Charles Bro n Gordon Holbrook Kash Allen Heber Conley Dennis Hughes Don Prater Jim Cramer . Paul l IcG 1 aughl 1 n Rjchard Kindle Charles Bradley Leslie Griffin Jerry Stanley Players Rocord. Position Grade Batting 2 nd,Base 9 .250 Short Stop 12 .333 Catcher 12 . .100 Pitcher . 11 ' ' . .500 3rd . Base 11 .400 Right Field ' 12 -.. . ' .363 Left Field 11 • 363 Center Field 10 .111 Ist.Base ■ 11 - . 0.00 Infield V 12 .000 Infield 9 .333 Outfield 11 .000 Infield 9 .000 I 1 Xrena England - see you got a hair out i Jcralou Parkor - Uo„ I vrashod it nnd itv shrunk Marlene M waJ-ojd briskly into the store and dropped her v..,,� on the counter Give me q chicfeen! Eldon R Bo you want a pullet? V jC iie;;; ;;;;;; jJ; jj ; ' ;3 No, replied Marlenr I v.anta carry it •j V ■ ' .« i;t i. ' t if if ,J, if if if St «!t � Ji« � «� ; � � St Mrs Wissinger -■ “- .Vhy v ere jhe midd¬ le ages known as the .ark cies? � ♦. , Paul M - Beaaufe v ere so many knight EM Soash - Ronnie can you tell ms what steam is? Ronnia - It a water gone crazy with heat . « S: St St t. ' s « v .4 w ih igiiii iii tii );t Se 4 iii s.‘; SiS� i||i]i Si Janet R‘- Blrl your 7.u“r } stop when you dropped :-t or. the illo ,1aat night I3o2k P - Sur‘- ' did you thinlc it would go on- through? Jerry S - Virhat makes you scratch your head? Bon H - Becouae I Qm the only oaa that knows where it itches. V tjt «}t sjt it V i ' f ,: e Eh , CottErman - Why are you tardy? Denny H -School started before I got here V V ji ;: i,: t;: i.4:1; ,;(;Jl «;c rash Allen, - You mu tn. t blrjre me for my ancestors Ifclr ' ene M - I don t, I blame them for you. l ' 1 Glen M -Would you accept, a pet monkey? i Louise C. - Oh, this is so sudden, j| I 11 have to ask father i Camille - J atty, Wm you bring me The man. without a country? Heher C - Do you believe in. love be¬ fore 20? Donna H - Of course noti that a en tirely too big an audienrve vc iili ;;i i s ;x ;« ;« . Charles B - What would you do if you wore in jsy shoes? Shirley E. Cat them shined . I L- COMPLIMEnTT OF ■7-[ If? 11 ' A KT M COMPLETE ONE STOP SHOP V E ' FlCKi) T HE FAiil LY m: CLOTH T hE fa: ■ ILY FHOME 501 ALGEH.OHIO Joke a Chriatinc M - uhat V7r.s the v.-ar of Gordba H « Do you knov the oldest 1812 over? school song? Tom G - Over Winter Bi chard K - No� but I kno) the refrain V 4 4 : $ ::c ijc :;e ije ;Jt i;t 4 ): 4 Evelyn. S ' - Do you kno;7 that Bill hasn t been, up to see me for three T;ee.ks don ' t, think he has been. out. of the house Mirjorda P - Ohi has he turned over a neu leaf ? Evelyn.S- - Ho tvjied over a nesr car :9i««iji lie Dl ii ijt 4 111 1)1 )Ci Iftdl E,- The. Lord only knoira the r.na, to this one l erry Ghriatrmai lvrs V issinger - Tha Lord gota or 1, You get qilF iiippy Net Yoarl V V V 4 udent — I xi a halfback, oa the football tcoii Eather - So !L v© heard. Llso all tho “iTay back with..yDur studies Hi ♦ $ ;)e .jj jjj jjj Gordon H.- Vthat is tJt? I Richard K;- Refrain fr Mii smoking ! Hi « «lii t 9 i Hi sit 4 t« Hi «; 4 Hr 9 :i: Hi HE tit 4 He 4 Hi 4 t Hi i ' P tsy Q - Ot r d gracious .Lnnie ishatf a iQ ' t)ileE ness in the oven? c Richard fi — -I dropped the candles in 7ater, Qin ao I put them in the to. dry I Professor -■ JL fool can. ngk. a tdon a TTisfii man can ' t. ansTrer Student. - Is that i7by ao many of us flunked out last mofith.? C sii Htt Hi HE E « 4 s I Hi Hiiii 4 « 1)1 s)t 41 Ht Hi sk Hi Ht i Hl e Jr.Hioks T h is book tells you hoT 7 « to rake a million dollars M-ckdie fe .- But half the pages are i missing, ■ • ■ ! Jr H.- Tion ' t half a million dk ? I ♦ «i� ! HiHiaiiHtE iii; 4 HiHiHi H: ;HiHEsieHiHiHiHi i HiHiHi ' fit Pet6rjBhnt uero you in the last ! tor? Nqxi Jlrrivalj Just n buck privntie St Peter; Hoy Timothy Tell Eito ogenes to blot? out his laiiq? . PHON coi ' iPLii.ist! ' r3 ' L-SS OF 1952 FROM u TC:. h PLA3S ‘CC T.1..03 ;L9Vj R t AND PR;OCESSORl OF FI NE FOODS P.I0K2 442 ALGrOH |Co ' mMm wmm. m ' m WM