Arcadia Valley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ironton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

I Vi Black and Gold, our colors waving. Emblem of the true In the valley proudly standing, High School, here’s to you. Ironton High School, Let your portals always open be Through the years, all praise and glory We will give to thee. Memories of the years we’ve spent here Vivid to the end. Hoping always to remember And our goals defend. Ironton High School Let your portals always open be Through the years, all praise and glory We will give to thee. 1 DEDICATION Dedication In appreciation for their fine co-operation and strong support of Ironton High School, the Black and Gold of 1952 is dedicated to the parents and patrons of I. H. S. Without them, Ironton High would not be the fine school that it is today. ADMINISTRATION HERBERT GRAYUM Superintendent S. E. Missouri State (B. S. in Education) U. of Missouri (Master in Education) “As administrators and teachers we must see that every boy and girl has an equal opportunity to secure his share of the benefits of a public school education. The pupil, in turn, must realize that there are certain funda- mental concepts which he must master in order to fit into our complex world. By a co-operative effort we should be able to graduate boys and girls capa- ble of finding useful places in life. BLAINE STECK Principal (N. W. Missouri State (B. S. in Education) (U. of Missouri (Master in Education) Our American schools train its youth for good citizenship in American de- mocracy. The purpose of the Ironton High School is to enable boys and girls to develop their talents, abilities, and interests so that they will be good citizens and perpetuate the democratic way of life. MR. JEAN CHARD, B. M. St. Louis Institute of Music Washington University University of Michigan Chicago Musical College Band, Introduction to Music, Chorus. mrs. McNally Fleming, b. s. Missouri University Home Economics I, II, III. V v MRS. RUTH LEWIS. B. S. Draughon’s Business College Arkansas State Teachers College Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Bookkeeping. Typewriting. MR. HAROLD LOUGHARY, B. S. Murray State Teachers College 7 Physical Education, Hygiene. MISS ORRENE HASSLER, B. S. Drury College Music and Arts University Southwest Missouri State College Art I, II. MR. DONALD KILLIAN. B. S. Southeast Missouri State College 8 General Math, Citizenship, General Business. MR. RODER NYBERG. B. S. Southwest Missouri State College English I, English II, Counseling. MISS DOROTHY REESE. B. S. Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri University of Hawaii University of California (Berkley) Washington University (St. Louis) MR. CECIL SLOVER. B. S. Southeast Missouri State College Drivers' Education, General Shop, Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing. 9 MR. NORMAN SPITZMILLER, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College 10 ■l BETTY McDOWELL Secretary MRS. TRASK Vocational Agriculture Secretary 11 School Board Left to Right: Herbert Grayum, Lee Denten. Ralph Keith, Delmar Bryaon, Toni Thiele. Pat Barnes, Richard Baldwin. DR. TONI THIELE. PRESIDENT 1 Z Student Council The Student Council was organized under the supervision of our principal, Mr. Steck. This organization is composed of the presidents and two other members from each class. The Freshmen are re- presented by Denny Tims, Virginia Parker, and Bob Newman; Sophomores by Ronald Grayum, Janis Leach, and Bill Strever; Juniors by Bill DePew, Nellie Pollock, and Curtis Leach; Seniors by John Smith, Betty Owens, and John Collins. The Student Council elected the following officers: President, John Smith; Vice-President, Curtis Leach; Secretary, Janis Leach; Treasurer, Nellie Pollock. The Student Council evaluated the coun- try store articles and placed the students in booths at carnival time. One of the many things the Council considered was turning the museum into a student lounge. The Student Council also constructed a constitution for I. H. S. The constitution was presented before the student body for approval. CS .} JOHN SMITH President Left: Mr. Steck. Janis Leach. Virginia Parker. Bob Newman. Denny Tims, Nellie Pollock. John Smith. Johnny Collins. Betty Owens. Bill DePew. Curtis Leach. Bill Strever, Ronald Grayum. I. H. S. National Honor Society A chapter of National Honor Society has been organized this year for students of Ironton High School. This is a national or- ganization sponsored by the National Association of Secondary- School Principals. There are now more than five thousand chap- ters in schools throughout the United States. Each chapter is organized with four main objectives in view. The first aim is to create enthusiasm for scholarship. The next is to stimulate a desire to render service. The third purpose of each chapter is to promote worthy leadership. The final objective of the National Honor Society is to encourage the development of character in pupils. Thus, in order to become a member of the organization, a student must have these four qualifications: schol- arship, service, leadership, and character. Members of the organization must be in the Junior or Senior class. A member must have maintained a grade average of “S in his academic work throughout his high school years. From the students who have maintained this scholastic average, the faculty of Ironton High School will choose those students who also fulfill the other three requirements of service, leadership, and character. This year, there have been six students from the Junior and Senior classes selected for membership in the National Honor Society. The members from the Junior class are Nellie Pollock, Curtis Leach, and Ann Talmage. From the Senior class, Faithie Guelzow, Jean Marie Foster, and Audrey Webb were chosen for this honor. This is an organization in which a student may well be proud of his membership. When a student is proud of something, he will thereby create the interest of others in that thing. If every- one's interest in the National Honor Society is stimulated, we shall have a desire to reach those final objectives for which a school is constantly working--scholarship, service, leadership, and character. NI Off BETTY BERRYMAN Glee Club...............1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus TIGER TALKS Staff...........2,4 Annual Staff................... F. H. A...................2,3.4 F. H. A. Degree Chairman......3 Pep Squad.................1,3,4 Cape Typing Contest...........3 Volleyball Manager............4 PATSY CLOIN F. H. A............... Volleyball............ 2.3.4 ..3,4 JOHNNY COLLINS Glee Club....................2,4 Mixed Chorus Band.......................... 3 Junior Play....................3 Student Council................4 Class Vice-President...........2 Queen Escort...................3 Transferred from Bismarck High School, Bismarck, Missouri i WANDA DEPEW Glee Club..................1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus...............1,2,3,4 Class Secretary............1,2,3,4 Junior Play........................ Queen Candidate..................1 Volleyball................... 1,2 TIGER TALKS Staff............2.3.4 Annual Staff.....................2 F. H. A........................2,4 FAITHIE GUELZOW Claes Vice-President........1,3.4 Class Treasurer.................2 Volleyball....................2,3 Glee Club.................1.2,3.4 Mixed Chorus..............1,2,3,4 Associate Editor of Annual......3 Annual Editor...................4 F. H. A.....................2,3,4 F. H. A. Vice-President.........3 F. H. A. President..............4 Pep Squad...................1,2.4 TIGER TALKS Staff...........2.3,4 Cape Shorthand Contest..........3 Cape Scholastic Contest.........3 Honor Society...................4 BLACK and GOLD Queen es 4d JEAN MARIE FOSTER Glee Club..................1.2,3,4 Mixed Chorus...............1,2,3,4 TIGER TALKS Staff............2.3.4 TIGER TALKS Editor...............4 Annual Staff...............1,2,3,4 Annual Associate Editor..........2 F. H. A......................2.3.4 Pep Squad....................1,3,4 Cape Scholastic Contest..........3 Cape Typing Contest..............3 Cape Shorthand Contest...........3 Honor Society....................4 BRUCE HAIG Basketball..................2,3,4 Junior Play.....................3 Queen Escort....................4 Glee Club.....................2,3 Mixed Chorus..................2,3 Student Council...............2,3 Transferred from Beaumont High, St. Louis, Missouri 17 CAROLYN KOENIG Glee Club..................1.2.3,4 Mixed Chorus...............1,2,3,4 Band.......................1,2,3,4 F. H. A......................2,3,4 Volleyball.......................4 Pep Squad Leader.................4 I. H. S. Queen...................3 Junior Play......................3 Annual Staff.................2,3,4 TIGER TALKS Staff..............2,3 RICHARD JOHNSON F. F. A.....................3,4 Glee Club.....................3 Cape Dairy Contest............3 Transferred from Fairvlew High, Jennings, Missouri DAVID LARKIN Cape W oodworking Contest......3 Basketball Manager.............4 Annual Staff...................4 Transferred from Centerville High, Centerville, Missouri DONNA KIMMELL Glee Club................ 2,3 Annual Staff...............2,4 Pep Squad..................2,3 TIGER TALKS Staff..........2,3 Volleyball Manager......................................3.4 JERRY MAYES 2.3 Mixed Chorus Cape Art Contest 18 BETTY OWENS Student Council.............1,3,4 Drum Majorette..................4 Twirler.....................1,2,3 F. H. A.....................2,3,4 TIGER TALKS Staff...........2,3,4 Glee Club.................1.2,3,4 Mixed Chorus..............1,2,3,4 Pep Squad...................1.3,4 Cape Typing Contest.............3 19 LEROY POGUE Glee Club.....................1 F. F. A.................1,2,3,4 Secretary o£ F. F. A..........4 RUTH REED FITTS Glee Club....................1,2,3 Mixed Chorus Volleyball...................2,3,4 Annual Staff.....................3 Volleyball Captain...............4 Cape Art Contest.................3 20 EVELYN SCHMIDT Glee Club....................1.2.3,4 Mixed Chorus.................1.2,3,4 Cape Solo Contest...................3 F. H. A........................2. 3.4 TIGER TALKS Stall............1.2.3.4 Annual Stall.......................4 Cape Scholastic Contest...........1.4 DOLORES SIT2E F. H. A. .............. TIGER TALKS Staff...... Annual Staff........... Volleyball............. Glee Club.............. Mixed Chorus........... . 2.3.4 . 2.3.4 ......4 ...3.4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 ERMADEAN SHORT JOHN SMITH Class President..........1.2,3.4 Junior Play....................3 Glee Club................1.2,3.4 Mixed Chorus.............1,2,3.4 TIGER TALKS Staff..............3 Basketball.................1,2,3 Queen Escort...................1 Student Council President......4 BLACK and GOLD King............4 Student Council..........1,2,3.4 BILL S1EBERT F. F. A...................1.2.3.4 F. F. A. Treasurer..............4 Glee Club....................2,3.4 Mixed Chorus................2,3.4 Basketball......................2 Cape Judging Team Contest. . . 2.3 MARY SMITH F. H. A....................2,3,4 Pep Squad.................... 2 TIGER TALKS Staff..............4 Cape Shorthand Contest.........3 21 • MARt LOU STREVER F. H. A............2.3.4 Volleyball................1.2.3.4 Volleyball Captain............3.4 Glee Club..................1.2.3,4 Mixed Chorus..............1,2,3,4 Pep Squad President...........3,4 Annual Staff.................2,3,4 Annual Editor....................3 TIGER TALKS...................2.3 Babe Ruth Sportsman Award. ... 3 Junior Play.....................3 Pep Squad Leader................3 Cape Spelling Contest............3 AUDREY WEBB TIGER TALKS Staff........2,3,4 Annual Staff...............2,3 F. H. A..................2,3.4 Glee Club..................3,4 Mixed Chorus...............3,4 Cape Poetry Contest........1,2 I. H. S. Queen...............4 Honor Society................4 ANN WHELEHON Student Council................2 Class Treasurer..............3,4 F. H. A........................4 Volleyball...................2.4 Pep Squad......................2 TIGER TALKS Staff............2,4 Annual Staff...................4 Glee Club..................2,3.4 Mixed Chorus...............2,3,4 Transferred from Ursuline Academy, Arcadia, Missouri 22 RICHARD WILLMORE Transferred from Granite City High, Granite City, Missouri ■ Senior Class History When the doors of I. H. S. opened on September 4, 1951, fifty-nine industrious Seniors crowded into its halls. The officers for the year were: President............................John Smith Vice-President....................Faith Guelzow Secretary.........................Wanda DePew Treasurer.........................Ann Whelehon Student Council.....................Betty Owens Johnny Collins Sponsors.................••••••.....Miss Reese Mr. Slover This makes the fourth year for John Smith to hold the office of President and for Wanda DePew to hold the secretarial position. It is the second year in succession for Faith Guelzow to be Vice-President, Ann Whelehon to be Treas- urer, and Betty Owens to be a Student Council Member. When the biggest event of the year (The Halloween Carnival) rolled around, the boys showed good judgment in choosing popular Audrey Webb for their queen candidate. We really “went places” in the carnival this year, taking first in the queen race, first in ticket sales, first in country store articles, and fourth in the float race. Our float was built around the theme of “Lavender and Old Lace.” Audrey, our queen, was dressed in purple and white, our class colors, as an old-fashioned girl carrying a little lace parasol. This is the third year in succession for us to take first place in the queen contest. Our Sophomore year we crowned Patsy Eidson, our Junior year Carolyn Koenig, and this year Audrey Webb. In volleyball we were represented by Mary Lou Strever, Captain, Ann Whelehon, Dolores Sitze, and Carolyn Koenig on the “A” team. Senior girls represented on the “B team were Ruth Reed Fitts and Patsy Cloin. The mana- gers for the year were Betty Berryman and Donna Kimmell. The Seniors on the basketball squad were Bob Griffe, Bruce Haig, and James Trolinger. David Larkin was the manager. The Tiger Talks staff was made up of the secretarial practice girls, all of them Seniors. Several of the Seniors were on the Black and Gold staff. Other organizations that are represented by Seniors are the F. F. A., F. H. A., and Mixed Chorus or Glee Club. In our Junior year, we presented the play, “Here Comes Charley.” The proceeds of the play were used to finance the Junior-Senior Prom, given annually for the Seniors. The gym was beautifully decorated around the theme of “Moon- light and Roses.” This year we presented a very enjoyable play. The proceeds of the play were used to finance the Senior trip. Here we are again at the end of another school year, but this time we are leaving I. H. S. for the last time. We are leaving all the memories of I. H. S. behind us but not forgetting a one of them. As we leave the crowded halls of I. H. S. to make room for the other students who will come in next year and years following, we hope that they will have as happy and successful years as we have had in the last four. Yes, Undergrads, we can truthfully say that we have had four happy and successful years. 23 Senior Wills Raymond Arnold - wills his blond hair to Ronald Palmer. Betty Berryman - wills her position as volleyball manager to the manager of next year. Betty Brooks - wills her figure to Carolyn Gault. Delia Childers - wills her bookkeeping ability to the bookkeeping class of next year. Jerry Clemons - wills his position as president of the Funnel Club to Frank Mack. Patsy Cloin - wills her ability to play volleyball to Catherine Landie. Byron Coad - wills his fire-fighting ability to Everette Wright. Johnny Collins - wills bookkeeping to anyone dumb enough to take it. Wanda Depew - wills her complexion to Bonnie Randolph. Jean Marie Foster - wills her many headaches as editor of the TIGER TALKS staff to next year’s editor. Doris Frazier - wills her place in I. H. S. to her sister Shirley. Bob Griffe - wills his ability to play basketball to Ed Ward and Frank Lashley; he wants it divided evenly. Faithie Guelzow - wills her knowledge of musical theory to any poor soul taking Introduction to Music. Bruce Haig - wills his friendly ways to Ed Ward. Chuck Haven - wills his dark hair to Micky Hull. Philip Henry - wills Shirley Lawrence back to the Freshman class. Betty Hicks - wills her love for the opposite sex to Butch Edwards. Donald Ivester - wills his height tc Herschel Savage. Richard Johnson - wills his place in I. H. S. to his cousin, Danny Crews. Donna Kimmel - wills her love for the U. S. Army to anyone who has an interest there. Carolyn Koenig - wills Hoss and Wulfert, of Fredericktown, to Shirley Fryman and Ruby Sumpter. Georgia Lambert - wills her friendly smile to Ann Faris. David Larkin - wills his good standing at Ursuline Academy to Toni Thiele. Jerry Mayes - wills his fast driving to Eddie Hennessey. Harold Milburn - wills his knowledge of chemistry to Paul Tripp. Bill Miller - wills his large vocabulary to Andrew Meade. Betty Ownes - wills her baton and majorette uniform to Irma Turner. Naomi Parker - wills her ability to go steady with one boy so long to Bonnie Hardy. Edith Pogue - wills Reggie Henry back to the Junior Class. Leroy Pogue - wills his place on the Roselle bus to Eddie Newhouse. Valerie Pogue - wills her long hair to Betty Mitchel. Ruth Reed Fitts - wills her ability to catch a man and keep him to all the girls of I. H. S. Sally Renn - wills the Lesterville boys to Ruth Ann Calvert and Johnnie Snow. Evelyn Schmidt - wills her friendly smile to Betty Harland. Bill Schrum - wills his bashfulness to Bob Archambault. Ermadean Short - wills her place on the Iron Mountain bus to Rita Lewis. Bill Siebert - wills his interest in the Sophomore to Ronald Grayum. Dolores Sitze - wills Fredericktown to Shirley Fryman. John Smith - wills his height to Danny Coad. Mary Smith - wills her quiet ways to Jane Selinger. Ray Spitzmiller - wills Jo Ann Cleveland back to the Junior Class. Mary Lou Strever - wills her place on the volleyball team to Jean Philips. Noah Thurman - wills his slimness to Robert Dettmer. James Trolinger - wills Jeanette Barnes back to the Sophomore Class. Bill Turner - wills his ways of winning over the girls to Donald Jones. Audrey Webb - wills her appreciation of good jokes to Ann Talmage. Robert Aldridge Victor Aldridge Clara Cloln Stanley Coad Robert Archambault Rebecca Cofer Pat Brunk Billy Cox Ruth Calvert Ruth Chapman Jo Ann Cleveland Carol Dement Donna Denton BUI DePew Rut tell Dillard Melda Dinger Frances Hedgecoth Bob Heinemann BUI Farley Reggie Henry Marietta Faulkner Carolyn Gault Herschel Hobbs Shirley Howard Betty Harland Bennie Hardy Donald Jones Ruth Jones Shirley Jones Larry Nelson Rosalee Keith Kaylene Ogles Catherine Landi Nina Ottman Curtis Leach Frank Mack Nellie Pollock Richard Pruitt Celeste Meyer Betty Mitchell Edith Racer Leola Rainwater Ralph Reed Jane Selinger Barbara Reese Jeanette Siebert Laverne Ridlon Neva Jo Sisk Pat Robinette Emma Lou Smith Marion Ruble Johnnie Snow Lawrence Russell Mary Russell Herschel Savage Ruby Sumpter Bonnie Sweeney Jack Adams Ann Talmage Alexander Allen Paul Tripp Jeanette Barnes Blanche Trolinger Gerald Bowen Ed Ward Betty White Pat Briley Robert Campbell Glen Caringer Mary Chambers Jean Clemonds Danny Coad George Ann Edwards Jackie Elliott Djoe Eubanks Lucy DePew Ann Tar is Robert Dettmer Henry Francis Willa Dean Dobbs Shirley Fryman Marilyn Earls Sammle Gallsiher Tommie Gallaher Ranald Grtyum Bobby Hamilton Kenny Huff Mickey Hull Elsie Ivester Mary Harbiaon Eddie Hennessey Jimmy Jackson Jimmy Jennings Jane Hixson Harvey Hubbs Helen Jones Hilda Jones James Kay Janis Leach Rita Lewis Pauline Mitchell Jimmye Montgomery Shirley Morris L. 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Matthews Tommy Morris Betty Jo Mauxy Norman Myracle Andrew Meade Harland Miller Vernon McDowell Bill McClary Louie Nichols James Pruitt Bob Schrum David Sutton 1 Ralph Parker Susan Pyle Ronald Parmer Jean Pearson Bonnie Randolph Frances Ray John Pelikan Daniel Rennie Jean Phillips Robert Robbins Nancy Pollock Carolyn Russell Wayne Short Don Sweeney Jo Ann Schrum Toni Thiele Mary Anne Siebert Carl Sitae Melvin Tripp Dolores Weiss Tommy Stamel BUI Strever Sally Wellborn James White ' Max White Everett Wright Sammy Barton Roealie Bay Shirley Wren Robert Berkley Kenny Yocum Mary Ann Young Anna Belle Bird Norma Jean Bird Vonnie Armstrong Jessie BUck Jam«� BUddlck Francis Bone Lottie Campbell Elsie Brake Myrtle Campbell Jacqueline Briley Lois Chambers Glenwood Brown Susan Chapman Ronnie Brown Emmett Chronister Betty Campbell Darlene Corey Lorene Campbell Danny Crews Harold Crocker Bob Fischer Eleanor Dement Shirley Frasier Lela Dennis on Susan Freegard Freddy Dettmer Donald Gallaher Nadine Dillard Richard Rates Faye Faria Edward Harr Shirley Hughee Norma Hughes Johnny Hunt Ronald Jones Richard Hurst Johnny Keith Alma Inman Patricia Knight Donald Jones Earl Laahley Elisabeth Jones Frank Laahley Darrel Jones Shirley Lawr Realea Jones Beverly Layton Lloyd Lee Marjorie Metcalf Harold Lewie Charles Miller Harold Luddecke Juanita Mitchell Dorothy Manning Barbara Martin Joseph Montgomery Marcia Moyer Betty Mathews Naomi Meador Russell Moyer James Neighbors Richard Neighbors Edward Newhouse Robert Newman Janice Pogue Linda Pogue Jim Price Mary Orr Sue Pollock Virginia Parker Wilma Queen James Pearson Harold Reed Byron Phegley Jack Reese Kenneth Reeves Robert Smith Norma Rust Ramona Sutton Marybeiie Schrum Ruth Swar ingam Joyce Scott Donald Swaringim Carol Sims Opal Swaringim Bernard Smith Denton Tims Barnice Smith Albert Townsend Jo Ann Whited Andy Trask Alice Warren Ancel Tripp James W est Irma Turner William West Frank Tyndall Doris White Carol Vickery Terry White Ruth Young Fannie Wininger Patricia Waldon Naomi Wiseman Junior Class Ironton High’s 1951-52 classes began on September 4, 1951, with 66 eager Juniors once again awaiting entrance to another school year. Although this number has decreased somewhat, we still have a large class. We met early in the year and elected the following class members as officers: President....................................Bill OePew Vice-President............................Stanley Coad Secretary...................................Carol Dement Treasurer...........................Barbara Reese Student Council Members....................Nellie Pollack Curtis Leach Soon time for the Carnival rolled around and it was time to select queen candidates. The Junior boys very wisely chose Carol Dement for our candidate. Our float, which placed second in the float parade contest, was “Little Bo- Peep. Other ratings we received in the contests were fourth place in the ticket sales and country store articles and third in the queen race. During the November Invitational Tournament, the Junior Class operated the “Eats and Drinks booth. We made $928.00 of which $378.00 was profit. This amount surpassed any other made in the past. Only through the hard work and co-operation that was put forth by the class was this obtained. On March 7, 1952, we presented our play, “Thank You, Mr. Parker. Every- one seemed to enjoy seeing and working with this play that was such a success. Among the other activities for the Juniors were the selection of class rings and Junior-Senior Prom. Representing the Junior Class in band this year were Bonnie Hardy, Ruth Jones, Rosalee Kieth, Shirley Howard, Donna Denton, Carol Dement, Mary Russell, Betty Harland, Curtis Leach, Nellie Pollack, Marian Ruble, and Celeste Meyer. Representing us in basketball were Bob Archambault, Pat Brunk, Frank Mack, Curtis Leach, Richard Pruitt, and Ed Ward. On the volleyball team were Ann Talmage, Clara Cloin, and Celeste Meyer. May will end an active, full, and successful year for the Junior Class of 1951-1952. Sophomore Class History The Sophomore Class of 51-'52 came back to school in September, looking forward to their second year in Ironton High School. The class officers elected at the first class meeting are as follows: President.........................Ronald Grayum Vice-President.......................Jim Jackson Secretary..........................Marilyn Earls Treasurer...........................David Sutton Student Council......................Janis Leach Bill Strever The float built by the Sophomore Class won first place in the carnival parade. It was made to represent a river boat and was trimmed in the Sophomore colors, blue and white. The Sophomore Queen, Frances Ray, placed second at the 1951 Ironton High School Carnival. The Sophomore Class was well represented in the band by Marilyn Earls, Toni Thiele, Ann Faris, Janis Leach, Nancy Pollock, Jane Hixon, Jean Phillips, Andrew Meade, Ronald Grayum, David Sutton, Ronald Parmer, Max White, and Alexander Allan. On the B team basketball squad, the Sophomore class was represented by Jim Jackson, Kenny Huff, Bill Strever, Ronald Parmer, David Sutton, Harvey Hubbs, Eddie Hennessey, and Mickey Hull. In volleyball, the Sophomore Class was represented on the “A” team by Janis Leach and Lucy DePew. On the “B team by Frances Ray, Jane Hixon, Wilia Dean Dobbs, Shirley Fryman, George Ann Edwards, and Jean Phillips. Janis Leach, of the Sophomore Class, was crowned 4'Barnwarmin queen. Freshman History The Freshman class of 1951-52 broke all records with an en- rollment of 115. The class officers were as follows: President.........................Denny Tims Vice-President....................Bob Berkley Secretary........................Carol Vickery Treasurer........................Nadine Dillard The Student Council members were Virginia Parker and Bob Newman. In the fall carnival Carol Vickery was the Freshman candidate for queen. The Freshman float theme was “School Daze and was based around a big apple and school supplies. The float placed third but in the final result the class ranked fourth. The class sponsors were Mr. Steck, Mr. Bullard, and Mr. Loughary. There were ten members of the class in “A band: Bernard Smith, Bernice Smith, Sue Pollock, John Hunt, Bert Townsend, John Keith, Ronald Jones, Donald Jones, Susan Freegard, and Ralph Trask. There were two Freshman girls on the volleyball team: Irma Turner and Norma Bird. There were five Freshman boys on the basketball team: Ronald Jones, Terry White, Denny Tims, Jack Reese, and Frank Lashley. 37 DEPARTMENTS Drivers Education F. H. A The Future Homemakers of America organized at the beginning of the school year with members. The following officers, elected this year, took charge immediately: President...............................Faith Guelzow Vice-President............................Ann Talmage Secretary-Treasurer...................Marilyn Carls Sergeant-at-Arms.........................Jean Pearson Scrap Book Chairman......................Lucy DePew Many new members were initiated into the Future Homemakers of America at a very impressive candlelight ceremony. The all-day F. H. A. District meeting was attended by all members on November 2nd. The Ironton Chapter was in charge of group singing and also gave two very enjoyable skits. The annual F. H. A. Christmas dance was held in the gymnasium on December 21st, and was a great success. The gym was noticed for its very beautiful decorations. The Ironton F. H. A. gave a skating party at the Farmington roller rink for the F. F. A., according to tradition. The Ironton Chapter has had a very successful year, and all mem- bers would like to express their appreciation to both Mrs. Fleming, our sponsor, and Mrs. Talmage, our chapter mother, for their wonder- 41 ful help and co-operation. f F. H. A. Officers for 1951-1952 Lucy DePew, Jean Pearson, Marilyn Earls Ann Talmage, Faithie Guelzow F. H. A FIRST ROW: Miss McNally Fleming, Lucy DePew, Ann Talmage, Faithie Guelzow, Rosalee Keith, Marilyn Earls, Jean Pearson, Carol Dement. SECOND ROW: Frances Hedgecoth, Mary Jo Moses, Doris Frazier, Kaylene Ogles, Blanche Trelinger, Jeanette Siebert, Jo Ann Schrum, Jeanette Barnes, Betty Berryman, Betty Owens, Emma Lou Smith, Delores Sitze, Audrey Webb, Evelyn Schmidt, Wanda DePew, Carolyn Koenig. THIRD ROW: Jane Hixson, Butch Edwards, Rita Lewis, Ruth Chapman, Laverne Ridlon, Betty Jo Mitchell, Pat Briley, Pat Robinette, Pauline Mitchell, Nancy Pollock, Jean Phillips, Mary Chambers, Carolyn Russell, Betty Hicks, Carolyn Gault, Donna Kimmell. FOURTH ROW: Valerie Pogue, Edith Pogue, Mary Ann Siebert, Frances Ray, Ruth Jones, Bonnie Hardy, Betty Harland, Marion Ruble, Barbara Reese, Jean Marie Foster, Jane Selinger, Wilia Dean Dobbs, Marietta Faulkner, Janis Leach, Ann Faris, Mary Smith, Joan Ramsey, Shirley Fryman. FIFTH ROW: Betty White, Shirley Jones, Leola Rainwater, Ermadean Short, Nelda Jones, Nellie Pollock, Dolores Weiss, Shirley Howard, Mary Russell, Ann Whelehon, Sally Wellborn, Betty Mauzy, Mary Lou Strever, Ruby Sumpter, Clara Cloin, Patsy Cloin, Sally Renn, Naomi Parker, Georgia Lambert, Susan Pyle, Jimmye Lou Montgomer, Mary Ann Young. 43 F. F. A. Officers for 1951-1952 Reggie Henry, Clinton Miller, Bill Siebert Bill DePew, James Trelinger, Leroy Pogue F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Bernard Barton, Robert Dettmer, Eddie Hennessey, Bill Strever, Pat Brunk, James Trolinger, Bill Siebert, Richard Johns cm. Bill Turner, Clinton Miller, Donald Ivester. SECOND ROW: Mr, Klaus, Ervin Worley, Richard Neighbors, Darrel Jones, Carrel Black, Earl Lashley, Joseph Montgomery, Andy Trask, Byron Phegley, Reales Jones, James Kay, Harold Leuddecke, Leroy Pogue, Glenwood Brown. THIRD ROW: Donald Gallaher, Charles Miller, James Neighbors, Vernon McDowell, Don Swaringem, Jackie Elliott, Emmett Chronister, Tommy Morris, Ronnie Brown, George Tripp, Carl Sitze, James White. FOURTH ROW: Glen Caringer, Jimmy Jennings, Everett Wright, Bill McClary, Tommy Gallaher, Victor Aldridge, Sammy Gallaher, Harvey Hubbs, Bill DePew, James Pruitt, Herschel Hobbs, Raymond Arnold, Melvin Tripp. FIFTH ROW: Djoe Eubanks, Jack Adams, Gerald Bowen, Jim Pearson, Danny Crews, Robert Campbell, Byron Coad, Frank Lashley, Robert Robbins, Ronald Price, Phillip Henry, Donald Sweeney, Chuck Haven, Reggie Henry, Lawrence Russell, Louie Nichols, Ralph Parker. 45 F. F. A. The Ironton chapter of the Future Farmers of America has again enjoyed a happy year of work and recreation. Of all the activities which the organization has participated in this year, we feel that the most important was the purchasing of a popcorn machine. This is a nice looking machine, and although it is not brand new, it is a late model, and in excellent condition. Although this machine does a much better job of popping the corn than our for- mer one did, its main feature is its capacity. With our old machine, we could seldom meet the people's demand, but with this one we can easily supply our customers. Again this year our annual “barnwarmin was a huge success. A long, crooked tunnel of baled hay was the entrance to the Gym. When inside one could take part in any of the many activities, such as table tennis, square dancing, checkers, and other games. About 9:30, the “barnwarmin” queen was elected. This year we elected Janis Leach for our F. F. A. queen. After the crowning of the queen, refreshments were served, and the party was brought to a close. We believe that everyone who attended this year's “barnwarmin” enjoyed himself thoroughly. Last fall some of the F. F. A. boys entered their farm projects in the Iron County Fair. Most of them were very successful, and boys who were awarded prizes found that showing livestock at a fair can be profitable. If the fair becomes an annual occasion (which we understand it is) we are hoping that even more F. F. A. boys will show their stock, for it is educational, profitable, and a very good means of advertise- ments . This year we again had our “Papa Picnic,” a party which is at- tended by the F. F. A. boys and their fathers. It consisted of many amusing games and contests among the boys and their guests, with a huge feast at the end of the evening. Everyone present reported a very good time. Some other F. F. A. activities this year were hayrides, skating parties, a trip to the Missouri State Fair, a trip to the F. F. A. summer camp on the Lake of the Ozarks, and a summer camping trip on the Black River. The local Chapter's officers this year were: President....................Jim Trolinger Vice-President...............Reggie Henry Secretary.....................Leroy Pogue Treasurer.....................Bill Siebert Reporter..............................Bill DePew Sentinel....................Clinton Miller Advisor......................Harold Klaus 46 I. H. S. Music Department The I. H. S. Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Jean Chard, has had a very successful year. The band has par- ticipated in many activities. Among these have been playing at the home basketball games, and presenting a school assembly. The annual Christmas concert was a huge success. The band played a number of beautiful selections, with the aid of the instrumental soloists, Toni Thiele and Max White. Evelyn Schmidt played a piano solo between the band and chorus numbers. As her solo was ending the curtains parted and the Mixed Chorus sang selections from Handel’s MESSIAH with Ann Talmage sing- ing a solo. It was a concert that will long be remembered. Under the very able assistance of our director, the depart- ment presented a well planned program at the Spring Contest held at Cape Girardeau. Many honors were received by the de- serving musicians. The year 1951-52 will long be remembered by everyone. % 47 Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Ann Whelehon, Betty Berryman. Delores Sitze, Audrey Webb. Opal Swaringim. Nancy Pollock. Nellie Pollock. Evelyn Schmidt, Ann Talmage, Wanda DePew, Lucy DePew, Jean Foster, Bernice Smith. SECOND ROW: Ruth Jones, Betty Harland, Bonnie Hardy, Marilyn Earls, Sue Pollock, Jean Pearson. Carolyn Koenig. Faith Guelzow, Mary Strever, Betty Owens. Ruth Reed Fitts, Susan Freegard, Carol Dement, Donny Jones. THIRD ROW: Don Swaringim. Bob Smith. Jerry Clemonds. Toni Thiele, Janis Leach. Mr. Chard. Ann Faris, Susan Pyle. Kenny Yocum, Max White, Ronnie Jones, Bob Newman, Earl Lashley. FOURTH ROW: Harold Milburn, John Smith, Bill Siebert, Ronald Grayum, Andrew Meade, Ronald Parmer. David Sutton. Bill Strever. Curtis Leach. Jimmy Jennings. Jimmie Jackson, Mickey Hull. 48 Band FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW : FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Joyce Pannebacker, Kaye Miller, Dorothy Bryson. Toni Thiele, Ruth Jones. Bennie Hardy, Janis Leach, Rosalee Keith. Carol Dement, Andrew Meade, Ronald Grayum, Shirley Howard, Hilda Jones, Carol Earls, Susan Freegard, Celeste Meyer, Sue Jones. Betty Owens, Carolyn Koenig. Patty Barnes, Betty Harland, Marilyn Earls, Ann Faris, Nancy Pollock, Henry Huitt, Donny Jones, Randal Leach, Gary Hull, Mr. Chard. Marian Ruble, Mary Russell, Nellie Pollock, Ronnie Jones, Barbara Smith, Jean Allmon, Jakie Tims, Bernard Smith. Bernice Smith. Sue Pollock. Curtis Leach. John Hunt, Alexander Allan, Jean Phillips, Bert Townsend. Johnnie Keith, Ronald Parmer, Lynn Denton, Max White. David Sutton. 49 School Calendar September 4. . . . 7 --- 17 ___ 20____ 21____ 22____ October 5 ___ 8 --- 12____ 16---- 18 --- 19-20____ 22____ 23---- 27---- 29-Nov. 3 30 --- 31 ___ November 2____ 2____ 6 --- 7-8-9----- 10____ 13---- 13 ___ 19-24----- 27---- 30____ 30____ December 4_________ 7 ___ 11____ 12____ 14 ___ 15 --- 18---- 18____ 20---- 21---- 21---- 24-29_____ January 4____ 8 -- 11____ 15 ___ 16 --- 18____ 21-26----- ..........................................................School Starts ............................................Freshman - Senior Party ....................................................Class Meetings .................................................................Lyceum ..............................Volleyball game with Bismarck - Here .................................................................Lyceum ..............................Volleyball game with Doe Run - Here ..................................................F. F. A. Initiation ..............................Volleyball game with Frankclay - Here ..............................Volleyball game with Irondale - There ..............................Volleyball game with Esther - There ..................................................Teachers Meetings .............................................F. F. A. Barnwarming ..........................................Volleyball game with Alumni ....................................................School Carnival ....................................Esther Volleyball Tournament .....................................................F. H. A. Party .................................................................Lyceum ...........................Basketball game with Centerville - Here .......................F. H. A. Sub - District Meeting at Flat River ...............................................................Assembly ................................................ Teachers Meetings ................................Basketball game with Potosi - Here ..............................Basketball game with Desloge - There . . .............................................................Lyceum ....................................Ironton Invitation Tournament ................................F. F. A. and F. H. A. Skating Party ...............................................................Assembly ..............................Basketball game with Irondale - There .............................................F. F. A. Skating Party ..............................Basketball game with Esther - There ...........................Basketball game with Bismarck - There ...............................................................Assembly ...........................Basketball game with Farmington - There .....................................................F. H. A. Dance ...........................Basketball game with Frankclay - There .................................................................Lyceum ..................................................Christmas Concert .................................................Christmas Program ...........................Basketball game with Cape Preps - Here ...........................................Farmington Tournament ..............................Basketball game with Jackson - Here ...........................Basketball game with Leadwood - There ..............................Basketball game with Caledonia - Here ...........................Basketball game with Centerville - There ...............................................................Assembly ..............................Basketball game with Doe Run - Here ..............................................Desloge Tournament January (continued) 23...............................................................Assembly 29 .............................Basketball game with Flat River - There 30 ..............................................................Assembly February 1..............................Basketball game with Annapolis - Here 4 ................................................................Lyceum 5 ...............................Basketball game with Elvins - There 8 .............................Basketball game with Piedmont - There 9 ..................................................All School Party 11 ............................................F. F. A. Skating Party 12 ........................Basketball game with Fredericktown - There 13 ..............................................................Assembly 15...........................Basketball game with Bonne Terre - Here 20...............................................................Assembly 2 7................................................................Lyceum March 5...............................................................Assembly 7.......................................................Junior Play 10 ......................................................Papa Picnic 11 ................................................................Lyceum 12 ..............................................................Assembly 19...............................................................Assembly 29...............................Sectional Commercial Contests - Here April 4.......................................................Senior Play 9...............................................................Assembly 11...................................................Spring Vacation 23...............................................................Assembly 24-26...............................State Vocational Agriculture Contests 2b.......................................State Commercial Contests May 2.............................................State Music Festival 2...........................................Junior - Senior Banquet 11.....................................................Baccalaureate 15...................................................Senior Assembly 15 .....................................................Commencement 16 ................................................ School Ends Parade The twenty-fifth I. H. S. parade was held on October 2 9th. It was a damp and rainy day for the parade, but this didn’t decrease the enthusiasm. The parade got under way by two o’clock in the afternoon. The parade was led by the state patrol, followed by the band wagon. Next in line was the Freshman float with the theme, “School Daze.” Carol Vickery was dressed in a green and white pinafore. The float also consisted of a large apple with books, pencils and rulers. The Sophomore float came next bearing the name, “The H. M. S. Sophomore.' The float was in the shape of a boat with the candidate, Frances Ray, sitting on the top deck. Frances wore a white strap- less gown. The celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary brought another float entry. The Alumni Association built a float for the former queens. Sixteen queens were able to be present for the affair. Following the alumni float was the Junior float. The theme was “Little Bo-Peep, ' with Carol Dement attired in a red costume with white pantaloons and matching red hat. The float was adorned with mache lambs. The Senior float came last but not least. Audrey Webb, Senior candidate, rode on a float known to everyone as “Lavender and Old Lace. The float was constructed of a huge fan of silver and a background of lace doilies and matching parasol. The parade traveled slowly through Ironton, Arcadia and Pilot Knob. After the parade returned, everyone awaited the judge’s decisions. The tension was relieved when the floats were ranked as: Sophomores first. Juniors second. Freshmen third, and Seniors fourth. 53 SILVER ANNIVERSARY FLOAT 55 FORMER I. H. S. QUEENS CORONATION OF MISS AUDREY WEBB. I. H. S. CARNIVAL QUEEN Coronation The twenty-fifth anniversary carnival was held in the gymna- sium on October 29th. The last counting of queen votes was held at 10:30 p. m. At 11:00 p. m., the sounding of the “Triumphal March from Aida” began the coronation procession. Leading the procession was little Elaine DeVore and David Wallen. Next came Carolyn Koenig, the retiring queen, wearing a red velvet formal with a white orchid corsage. The retiring queen was escorted by John Smith, Student Council President. The master of ceremonies, John Smith, announced the former queens as they marched in. There were sixteen of the twenty-five former queens present, including Cleo Eye, the first I. H. S. queen. Then the 1951-52 queen candidates approached the stage. The Freshman candidate, Carol Jean Vickery, entered first. Carol Jean wore a light green formal with a corsage of pink rose buds. She was escorted by Denny Tims. Frances Ray, the Sophomore candidate, followed, wearing a light blue gown with yellow rose buds. Her escort was Ronald Grayum. The third to enter was the Junior candidate, Carol Dement. Carol wore an aqua formal enhanced by a corsage of yellow rose buds. Bob Archambault was her escort. At last came the future I. H. S. queen, Audrey Webb, the Senior candidate. Audrey wore a gown of iris organdy with a yellow rose bud corsage. She was escorted by Bruce Haig. Carolyn Koenig stepped down from the throne as Audrey Webb took her place. John Smith crowned Audrey Webb the I. H. S. queen for 1951-52. The Sophomore candidate came second in the race; Junior, third; and Freshman candidate, fourth. The 1951 silver anniversary carnival was proclaimed a success� The gross intake was $3,097.02. Black and Qold King and Queen Again this year, as has been the custom in the past, the student body held its annual election to choose the most outstanding Senior boy and girl as King and Queen of Black and Gold. Faithie Guelzow was chosen as queen. She is indeed worthy of this honor. She has taken part in many school activities. Because of her capability she has held the office of Vice-Presi- dent of her class for three years and Treasurer of her class her Sophomore year. She has been a member of the TIGER TALKS staff for three years. Associate Editor of Black and Gold last year and is Editor this year. She’s been a Future Homemaker for three years and is President of that association now. She was on the volleyball team two years and has been a member of the Glee Club all four years. Besides the many services she has rendered, she has a very good scholastic record. She has been on the honor roll during all her schooling and each year has been one of the top students in her class. With her pleasing personality and sweet disposition, Faithie is well deserving of the honor Black and Gold Queen for 1952. John Smith, one of the most popular Senior boys, was chosen king of Black and Gold. John has been an active student all four years. He has held the honor of President of his class for four consecutive years. He was Vice-President of the Student Body last year and is President this year. John was on the Junior High basketball team his Freshman year and was on the basketball team his Sophomore and Junior year. He sings in the Glee Club and is an exceptionally good bass singer. He was, also, a member of the TIGER TALKS staff and a member of the Junior play cast last year. Because of his friendliness and fine character it would have been hard to pick one better qualified than John Smith—King of Black and Gold. 1952. BLACK KING Annual Staff Editor.....................................................Faithie Guelzow Associate Editor....................................................Nellie Pollack Business Manager.....................................................David Larkin Feature Editors....................................................Marilyn Earls Delores Sitze Betty Berryman Art Editors.................................................Carolyn Koenig Bill DePew Bob Dettmer Neva Sisk Layout Managers..............................................Melda Dinger Kenny Yocum Russell Dillard Boys Sports................................................Ronald Grayum Girls’ Sports...........................................Mary Lou Strever Class Reporters..............................................Ann Whelehon Barbara Reese David Sutton Susan Freegard Typists......................................................Pat Robinette Ruth Jones Shirley Howard Dorothy Spitzmiller Music..................................................................Ann Talmage Evelyn Schmidt F. F. A................................................................Bob Dettmer F. H. A.................................................Jean Marie Foster Humor.................................................................Toni Thiele Donna Kimmell Photographer..........................................................Bill Miller Technical Advisor.........................................Mary Lou Strever Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Marilyn Earls, Donna Kimmell, Mary Strever, Faithie Guelzow, Nellie Pollock, Evelyn Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Ann Talmage, Jean Marie Foster, Betty Berryman, Dolores Sitze, Ann Whelehon, Barbara Reese, Miss Hassler. THIRD ROW: Neva Sisk, Patty Robinette, Melda Dinger, Dorothy Spitzmiller, Susan Freegard, Ruth Jones. FOURTH ROW: Robert Dettmer, Russell Dillard, Kenny Yocum, Ronald Grayum, David Sutton, Bill DePew, David Larkin, Carolyn Koenig, Shirley Howard. JEAN MARIE FOSTER Editor Tiger Talks Staff FIRST ROW: Betty Berryman, Mary Smith, Delores SiUe, Jean Marie Foster, Audrey Webb. Betty Owens. SECOND ROW: Ann Whelehon. Faithie Guelzow, Georgia Lambert, Betty Brooks. Wanda DePew, Evelyn Schmidt, Mrs. Lewis. 62 Tiger Talks Staff Editor Exchange Editor Feature Editor Fashion Editor Class Reporter F. F. A Humor Betty Owens Typists Georgia Lambert Mimeoscope Operators Evelyn Schmidt Audrey W ebb Sponsors Mrs. Lewis Mr. Nyberg PEP SONG Words composed by Mr. Jean Chard Music Instructor We're Black and Gold Ironton High We're fighters bold Ironton High There's no team so grand. You're the best in the land So look out, opponents, watch us fly RAH - RAH We're out there to win Ironton High We’ll never give in, do or die When all said and done. We know the game will be won Because we're fighting for you, Ironton High. Pep Squad FIRST ROW: Carol Dement, Lucy DePew, Carolyn Koenig, Bonnie Hardy, Janis Leach, Irma Turner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Steck, Joyce Scott, Eleanor Dement, Rosalee Bay, Bernice Smith, Sue Pollock, Jean Foster, Faith Guelzow, Mary Lou Strever, Betty Berryman, Betty Owens, Betty Harland, Ruth Jones, Wilia Dobbs, Nellie Pollock, Betty Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Johnny Keith, B ernard Smith, Jimmy Jennings, Marion Ruble, Jean Phillips, Nancy Pollock, Sally Wellborn, Ruby Sumpter, Susan Pyle, Rita Lewis, Frances Ray, Jimmye Lou Montgomery, Marilyn Earls, Ann Faris, Jane Hixson, Shirley Howard, Jean Pearson. FOURTH ROW: Glen Caringer, Dan Reenie, Max White, L. B. Matthews, Andrew Meade, Toni Thiele, Jane Selinger, Ann Talmage, Rosalee Keith, Mary Russell, Shirley Fryman, Doris White, Ruth Chapman. 65 SPORTS Basketball The I ronton Tigers started the season with a victory over Lesterville and two losses to Potosi and Desloge. In the Ironton Tournament, the Tigers won the first game from Centerville, but were eliminated in the second round of the tournament. Between the Ironton and the Farmington Tournament, the Tigers played Irondale, Esther, Bismarck, Farmington, Frankclay, and the Cape Preps. During the Farmington Tournament, the Tigers won the first game from Bismarck, and the second from Bonne Terre, only to be defeated by Farmington in the finals and receive the second place trophy. After the Farmington Tournament, to the date this article was written, the Tigers have beaten Caledonia and Centerville and lost to Jackson and the Cape Preps. The coach this year was Mr. Loughary. He is well liked and respected for his coaching ability. We were sure of a successful season. Season’s Record To Date TEAM WHERE PLAYED WE THEY Lesterville Here 63 48 Potosi Here 42 55 Desloge There 56 68 Centerville Here 58 56 Doe Run Here 61 67 Irondale There 73 47 Esther There 64 45 Bismarck There 55 54 F armington Here 35 71 F rankclay There 48 54 Cape Preps Here 48 74 Bismarck There 56 51 Bonne Terre There 31 29 F armington There 43 55 Jackson Here 42 50 Leadw ood There 50 53 Caledonia Here 70 48 Centerville There 66 63 Doe Run Here 60 57 Leadw ood There 54 66 Flat River There 45 41 Annapolis Here 58 49 El v ins There 44 43 FRANK MACK, CAPTAIN Basketball Squad Basketball Squad FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: James Trelinger, Ed Ward, Robert Griffe, Richard Pruitt, Frank Mack, Bob Archanbault, Curtis Leach, Pat Brunk, Bruce Haig. Ronald Grayum, Ronnie Jones, Kenny Huff, Eddie Hennessey, David Sutton, Bill Strever, Ronald Parmer, David Larkin. Denny Tims, Harvey Hubbs, Mickey Hull, Frank Lashley, Jackie Reese, Jimmy Jackson, Terry White, Mr. Loughary. Volleyball This year, under the able coaching of Mr. Loughary, the Ironton volleyball team didn’t do too well, but showed great promises for the coming year. The Tigerettes played eight games, winning two of them, defeating Bismarck and Frankclay. They played one game in the Esther tournament, being defeated by Irondale in the first game. The Tigerettes chose Mary Strever as their captain for the 1951-52 season. The schedule was as follows: MARY LOU STREVER, CAPTAIN Iront on 27 Bismarck 24 Ironton 18 Caledonia 34 Ironton 13 Doe Run 31 Ironton 23 Frankclay 18 Ironton 14 Irondale 32 Ironton 4 Esther 22 Ironton 19 Alumni 25 Ironton 10 Irondale 35 Volleyball Squad FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Donna Kimmell, Ruth Reed Fitts, Dolores Sitze, Irma Turner, Frances Ray, Janis Leach, Butch Edwards, Jane Hixson, Betty Berryman. W ilia Dean Dobbs, Shirley Fryman, Carolyn Koenig, Lucy DePew, Celeste Meyer, Norma Bird, Jean Phillips. Mr. Loughary, Clara Cloin, Mary Strever, Ann Whelehon, Patsy Cloin, Ann Talmage. WHO S-WHO FIRST ROW: Betty Owens, Mary Lou Strever, Jesn Marie Foster, Nellie Pollock, Faltkle Guelzow. SECOND ROW: Denny Tims, James Trellnger, Ronald Grayum, John Smith, Frank Mack, Bill DePew. 72 Who’s Who In I. H. S. Betty Owens Mary Lou Strever Pep Squad President Jean Marie Foster Nellie Pollock Faithie Guelzow F. H. A. President Denny Tims James Trelinger • •••••••••••••••••••••a F• F• Aa President Ronald Grayum John Smith Student Council President Frank Mack Bill DePew Junior Class President 75 The World’s Best Babies Identification of The World’s Best Babies 1. Donna Kimmell 17. James Trelinger 2. Audrey W ebb 18. JoAnn Schrum 3. Jane Hixson 19. Mickey Hull 4. Betty Hicks 20. Rosalee Bay 5. Carolyn Koenig 21. Johnny Keith 6. Betty Berryman 22. Ronald Grayum 7. Andrew Meade 23. Bert Townsend 8. Jimmy Jackson 24. Toni Thiele 9. Mary Smith 25. Ann Faris 10. L. B. Matthews 26. Betty Brooks 11. Betty Harland 27. Butch Edwards 12. Larry Nelson 2 8. Emma Lou Smith 13. Kenny Y ocum 29. Evelyn Schmidt 14. Susan Pyle 30. Ruth Reed Fitts 15. R os alee Keith 31. Shirley Howard 33. Russell Dillard 16. Blanche Trelinger 32. Dolores Sitze Eighty rw£9 AUTOGRAPHS