Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)
- Class of 1940
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v I I I I ' lf. I wwe 19150 I I I I I I I vw 04 959 9t1S 09 0 00t IW ww sem afsvvwvvoxiiw 992 pbsvwmv , oxgqw em M QXXKSS FW ' 1 Us W I NINETEEN FUIQTY DEIDICATIDN To John H. Longley, who as coach and in- structor has upheld the best traditions of Ash- land High School, probing himself to be a good friend, an inspiring teacher and a wise coun- sellor, we the senior class of 1940 do gratefully dedicate this book. 2 1 INTIQUDIJCTIDN At the last moment seniors find a feeling of regret at leaving their schooldays. Thus it was with the seniors of 1940. So, being unusual people, they did an extraor- dinary thing. The entire graduating class mobbed Father Time, stole his scythe, and chased him up a tree. This made it possible to daydream a bit-to recreate happy memories of school life. Father Time, in despair, thought maybe he could hasten things a bit even if he was helpless otherwise. So he hastily scribbled mem- ories on the leaves of the maple in which he was be- seiged and dropped them to the seniors dreaming be- low. The leaves fell-one by one . . . - A f u v x V, f . rl ii 5 X 2 if? if 3? N 3 fi lf, , V Q 54 U E 522 if 791 Q bi 1 4 'Q J ai Q54 Q5 ff S4 'I if N asmwxui n:wmm.u:lmmmn mnfmxvm N :mfmnmmmm .uawnxtmnsmszuslna zlmimwawnxlllmlnwzmwuwlmm mtrzwmmswwbuuxulmva-:iam CUNTENTS ADMINISTIQATIDN CLASSES DIQGANIZATIDNS ATHLETICS FEATIJIDES Sl X i N 33 A N2 ,M Q, 5 -s 1' Q f mhv. 4 Mm, M4 Q N . -A mf' w.M nwmnxumuymwwww-1nmw.m. Q ,fwpnmf www m.-,J-wx Ln Q-f.41w,v4ff,kfn..nwmzf-ww: .A ,aw A zf14mw,u,f,f1 ,,:ww-:1:'m:- w-L-ff 1.wbg'fn.5-fmmsi ADMINISTIQATIUN 3: W Q ,Z 1 5, BUAIQD UI: EDUCATIDN O M Garber Pres E. P. Lersch-Clerk C W Freer Mrs. J. Allen Miller R R Teeter J. L. Grindle Absent E. Koehl-V. Pres. Congratulations to the Class of 1940 of the Ashland High School for having produced for all concerned an interesting and inspiring record of our school with particular emphasis on senior class activities. You have been learning by doing. You have been taught that there is no Bowery-beds-of-ease way to successful accomplishment. You are aware of the fact that the world is today looking for people who have something to offer besides brawn. Keep your mental windows open so that you may sense the way your abilities should take you and then go that way with all of the resources at your command. Our best wishes go to every one of you. May you be a credit to your school, your par- ents, your friends, and yourselves. J. E. BOHN Superintendent Congratulations Members of the Class of 1940: You have at last reached that long sought goal. You have the distinction not only to be members of the largest class to be graduated from Ashland High School, but also to be graduating at a time when life everywhere is interesting and challenging. Lifels report card is concerned with your success, in whatever your work may be, only insofar in attaining that success you have been of service to your fellow man. In fact, few people ever obtain even marked financial success until they are so interested in a work of service that profits are forgotten and take care of themselves. It is my hope that as a result of your ex- periences in Ashland High School, each of you will be a good citizen and that democ- racy will be a way of life for you. For each of you there is a place and I wish that you find that place in life that is best for you. In the words of Victor Hugo, My idea is this: ever onward. If God had intended that man should go backward, he would have given him an eye in the back of his head. ,ff DUI? DDI CIIDAL- - SIDEAIYS. . . T0 HIS SECIQETAIQY T0 THE FACULTY MISS MCMILLEN... IN THE MUDNINI3 ' School I UFHCIALS I ASSISTANT DIQINCIDAL ..,.a,L DEAN DI: BUYS ff2z. f DEAN Cf GIIQLS ,LMJLA?XWq1i .. uf 'E 5. 5 is .xgi -t X j-F, .'sl1.:g ' S ,r 1 LA l Q l v S X THE FACULTY Top Row Mr. H. E. Russell, A.B., M.A., Ohio State University, Commercial Mr. Tipton, B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, General Shop Mr. Wolfe, Mathematics Mr. McDowell, A.B., Ashland College, Mathematics Mr. Carlson, B.A., B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, History Mr. Gnagey, A.B., Ashland College, Science Mr. Dotson, B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, Speech Second Row Mr. Kent, B.S. in Ed., Kent University, Commercial Miss Klickow, B.A., M.A., Wittenberg College, Librarian Miss Franz, B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, Algebra Miss Whallon, A.B., Oberlin College, Physical Education - Miss Adams, A.B., Otterbein College, English Miss Kirkendall, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Special Seventh Third Row Miss johnson, B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, Ohio History Miss Campbell, A.B., College of Wooster, English Mr. Krill, B.S. in Agriculture, Ohio State University, Agriculture Mr. Boyd, B.A., Muskingham College, M.A., Ohio State University, Physical Ed. Miss Nutter, B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, Home Economics Mr. Pfeiffer, A.B., Ashland College, Printing Miss Amstutz, A.B., Bluffton College, Science Fourth Row Mr. Wander, Ph.B., Kent State University, Science Miss Roth, B.S., Northwestern University, Journalism Miss Webber, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Art Miss Harmon, B.S., Ohio State University, English Miss Burns, A.B., Ashland College, English Mrs. Chalfant, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, English Mr. Smith, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Todd, A.B., Oberlin College, L.L.B., Harvard Law School, Geometry Fourth Row CCon'tj Mr. Schell, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ohio University Geography Fifth Row Mr. Wagner, A.B., Ohio University, Biology Mr. Ryan, Ph.B., College of Wooster, History Mr. Pete, B.M., Hope, Arkansas, B.S. in Ed., Kent University, Doctor of Music, Ashland College, Music Mr. Buckner, B.S., Indiana State Teachers' College, Woodwork Mr. Heskett, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ohio State Univer- sity, Science Mr. Gates, Printing Sixth Row Miss Biddison, B.S.S.S., Ohio University, Mathematics Miss Sprague, A.B., Ashland College, English Miss King, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Commercial Miss Williamson, B.S., Ohio State University, Commercial Miss Scantlebury, B.S., Ohio Wesleyan University, French Miss Reed, B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Home Economics Absent Mr. Gorsuch, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ohio State Univer- sity, English Miss Griest, Ph.B., College of Wooster, M.A., Ohio State University, History Mr. Hartzler, A.B., College of Wooster, M.A., Ohio State University, Social Science Mr. Longley, B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, M.A., University of Michigan, Commercial Miss Smith, B.S., Wittenberg College, Latin Mr. Ziemke, B.A., College of Wooster, Mathematics Mr. Ballou, A.B., B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, M.A., Ohio State University, History Mr. jesson, B.S., Kansas State College, English Mr. Bohn, A.B., Heidelburg, M.A., Ohio State University, Superintendent Mr. Jameson, A.B., Ohio Northern University, M.A., Columbia University, Principal iv wr -l ,Mg Q Q 1911 ' fl 5 AA, X ,if 541 5 , x -V fx f mms , . , Q w W x NQQ' . 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S J'ef ' iq' Q Wg R fx 2 X if W W YQ, -1 X f 1 Xxif X 3z X xv g X Xx N X! x NTELLIGENCE IDLUS Ashland High School ranked Supe rior this year in the scholarship tests Biology Chemistry General Science Physics Algebra Plane Geometry American History World History Latin I Latin II French I French II English 9 English 10 English 11 English 12 Shorthand I Shorthand II Typewriting I Bookkeeping I Woodford Gsrrigus Katherine Sibert Donald Fluke Robert Edwards Patrick Merritt Barbara Hulit Wilbur Hespenheide Joseph Glass Carol Kellogg Winifred Johnson James Walker Howard Goard Donald Darr Robert Fritzinger Grace Phillips Marilyn Barnett Samuel Storchheim Ruth Kestner Lavona LaRue Vivian Harshman Lane Cross orcas DeLozier Mary Bott Elizabeth Olin Phyllis Pierce Carol Greshner Portia Desenberg Marilyn Miller Miriam Chandler Marguerite Loris Mary Andrews Evelyn Forbes Ruth Fox Vivian Gorham Lois Hassinger Doris Seymour Esther McNaull Maxine Gerber Robert McConnell William Dupler XZUPAY NME ll X - Fmfw MAN CLASSES if bf 'J a fi s li T? Q ZS? S Q M gf P F1 it '32 f 32 fi QE . 15 Ki ll E ' M El SENIDID CDUNCIL Max Clark-President Dick Scantlebiry-Vice President Wilma Boals-Secretary Marjorie Thompson-Treasurer Winton Krill Mary Bott Ruth Hammon Ruby Wall Evelyn Puorman Vincent Barr SENIOIQ CLASS HISTUIQY With an intermingled feeling of happiness and regret we have reached the end of our senior year. Four years of new experiences, new difliculties, new enjoyments, and new friendships have molded us into more tolerant and understanding people. Our class was rich with varied interests and filled with the desire to succeed. We have had many hopes and goals that have been realizedg others never materialized and were forgotten or replaced. Many who entered four years ago have been unable to weather the hardships and setbacks along the paths they had chosen and conse- quently took a substitute. Others survived defeat with ever mounting endurance and went on to success in what they chose. Laughingly we can now look back to the time when we were freshmen trying so desperately to make ourselves at home, or to our sophomore year, when the shocking revelation was made that high school was no snap. Then came our junior year, which was everything we had anticipated and more. Now the senior year-bigshots in the halls we had timidly trod as freshmen. Of all years this was probably the most pro- ductive and beneficial to ourselves and others. In this year we have crystallized and obtained the polish that only a senior year can give. And so we leave with beautiful memories and the confidence of success as we look to the future equipped with in- dispensable experiences and strength of character. Joy Wahl 'VS 3 'Ka-dafdlfauw WM-K J.V. Football 2-3 Track 2-3 Baseball 1 Fri. League Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Hobby Club 1 Koda Klub 3 Class Play 3 vswanmli-U j.V. Football 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Jr. Hi-Y 2 Dramatics Club 3-4 Thespians 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 A Capella Choir 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Wit-Q! G.A.C. 1 F.I-l.A. 2 Girl Reserves 3-4 Honor roll 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Jr. Hi-Y 2 Hi-Y 3-4 Treas. 4 Spanish Club 3 College Club 3-4 V. Pres. 4 Senior Council 14 Mm, G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3-4 College Club 3-4 Band Q Drum Major 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Art Club 2-3-4 Sec. 4 Student Senate 4 Sec. 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 French Club 3-4 Dramatics Club 3 College Club 3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 A Capella Choir 1-2-3-4 Student Senate 3 Scholarship teams 1-3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Cabinet Z344faa.a.75 Girl Reserves 3-4 Algebra Club 1 F.F.A. 1-2-3 Hayesville H. S. 1-2-3 I7P'ldfvJw-wff Guan., G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 Girls' A Club V. Pres. 4 Girls' All-Star Basketball 2-3-4 Girls' All-Star Volleyball 3 Girl Reserver: 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 A Capella Choir 1-2-3-4 G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3 College Club 3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Musical Contests 1-2-3 ' 6.25. Savannah 1 Football 3 J.V. Football 2 Basketball 4 J.V. Basketball 2 Baseball 2-3-4 Wrestling Champion 2 Fri. League Basketball 3 F.F.A. 2-3 Koda Klub 3-4 Serg. at Arms 4 7? Hobby Club 2-3 Library Service Club 1 Panorama Staff 3 53,649 F.H.A. 1 Girl Reserves 3-4 Bob Beclw Q ll Football 4 J.V. Football 3 Basketball 4 J.V. Basketball 2-3 Fri. League Basketball 1 Koda Klub 4 20 ' H Football 2-3-4 J.V. Football 1 Baseball 1 Fri. League Basketball 1-2-3-4 Jr. Hi-Y 2 Koda Klub 3-4 Pres. 4 G.A.C. 1-2 Girl Reserves 3-4 College Club 4 Honor Roll 1 A Capella Choir 1-2-3 Musical Contests 1-2-3 medial G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 Treas. 3 Girls' A Club 3-4 Pres. 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Sec. 4 Annual Staff, Sec. 4 Presidents' Club 4 Sec. 4 Senior Council, Class Sec. 4 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 A Capella Choir 1-2-3-4 15 Jafvn-5 BM'-Z G.A.C. 1 Girl Reserves 3-4 School News 3 A Capella Choir 1-2-3-4 Musical Contests 1-2-3 Kan miami Beef-IG-L-I0 G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 Girls' A Club 4 F.H.A. 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3-4 School News 4 College Club 3-4 Panorama Staff 4 Dramatic Club Plays 2 f?.-ZW-W-'17 Nankin 1 Baseball Mgr. 2-3 Mzmaifeaza Algebra Club 1-2-3-4 Pres. 4 Hi-Y 1-2-4 Presidents' Club 4 Thespians 3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3-4 College Club 3-4 Treas. 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Jr. H1-Y 2 Dramatics Club 4 A Capella Choir 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Operator for school dance pro- gram 3-4 Zzflzhdamw Photo Club 4 G.A.C. 1-2 F.H.A. 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3-4 Algebra Club 1-2-3-4 College Club 3 Thespians 4 Student Senate 4 Class Play 3 Band 2-3-4 l..fvJ0'14-O-.. Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 4 WWMA7 A G.A.C. 1-2-3 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 3 Algebra Club 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1 18 Fri. do LUMMQ4 Q, uff be-rnae.v Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Sec. 4 Dramatics Club 2-3-4 Thespians 2-3-4 Pres. 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Scholarship teams 1 Annual Staff, Art Editor 4 Junior Cabinet 3 tif'-fylfzf Football 4 J.V. Football 2-3 J.V. Basketball 2 Gym Assistant 2-3-4 Koda Klub 4 North H. S. 1 Girl Reserves 3-4 French Club 3-4 Honor Roll 2-3 Scholarship teams 2 mazafaf Jeromesville 1-2 Hayesville 3 G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 Girls' A Club 3-4 Girls' All-Star Volleyball 3 Girl Reserves 3-4 V. Pres. 3 Algebra Club 1-2-4 Honor Roll I-2-3-4 Student Senate 3-4 Treas. 4 Scholarship Teams 3-4 G. R. Usher 4 League Basketball 1-2-3 me G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 Girls' All-Star Basketball 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 J.V. Baseball 3 Algebra Club 1-2 Girl Reserves 3-4 me-ffm G.A.C. 1 Girl Reserves 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Scholarship 3 rw., -'-- 3 . .... , ..,. X. :I ' A :-' ZW 5, K .:s5:E' :sa-I , S f.i4S5 fv,s f V Q C Q., f15i 3W5, e' r f , ' Cx 1 YF? WEE 'l:l'- UQ: , 1 1- ' ' ' 5? A if . VL ,,,, f e Us 5 U if A ,x ,, ' .X 1 as be . ez ' flwfgfiyr J.V. Baseball 1 Tennis 2 Fri. League Basketball 1-2-3-4 Hobby Club 2-3 Koda Klub 3-4 Sec. 4 lvldfllqqnn Edbuaras G.A.C. 2-3-4 Girls' A Club 4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Spanish Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 Library Service Club 2-3 College Club 3 Algebra Club 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 3 Class Play 3 G.A.C. 1-2-3 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 4 School News 4 Honor Roll 1-2 A Capella Choir l-2-3-4 Panorama Staff 4 UM? JM!! 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Baseball 3 Cheerleader 1 -ZZ-M Football 4 J.V. Football 2-3 j.V. Baseball 1 Fri. League Basketball Hi-Y 2-4 Class PIHY 3 -fierfgff Girl Reserves 4 Baseball Mgr. 3 Hobby Club 3 Library Service Club Koda Klub 3-4 College Club 3 97 1-2-3 aaa! 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Scholarship Teams 3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Fri. League Basketball 3 Jr. Hi-Y 1 Honor Roll 1 XPUTH HAMM au Peabody, Pittsburgh 1-2 G.A.C. 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 3-4 Honor Roll 3 A Capella Choir 3-4 Art Club 4 College Club 3 Class Play 3 Senior Council nj-037 Honor Roll 1-2 aiakiif G.A.C. 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Dramatics Club 3 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Scholarship Teams 2-3 G. R. Usher 4 73wuAL.a4.-. G.A.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Art Club 4 Pres. 4 Presidents' Club 4 Nankin 1 Librar Service Club 2-3-4 Y Treas. 4 Scholarship Teams 2-4 91 ff' -N 3, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Pres. 4 Presidents' Club Speech Contests 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Musical Contests 3-4 F.F.A. Basketball 1-2-3 JJVJAMW Fri. 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', ijfff- X XQWWM ff ff ,MWA ffl V s CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1940, of the school of Ashland, City of Ashland, State of Ohio, of the age of four years, and being of supposedly sound mind and memoriesg and it being our intention to dispose of all property, real, personal, and mixed, which we may own at the time of our graduation, or which we may have the power to dispose of by will, do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testament in the following manner: To some capable junior who can swing a gavel we leave the presidency so adequately Filled by Max Clark. To Gloria F reer we leave the school bus driven by Portia Pepper Ohl. To Fritz Smith we bequeath Rex Benton's ambitious mitts. To any junior girl so admirably equipped to use it we leave Lucille Pinky Garber's popularity. We leave to Max Albright Harold Hiner's drum. I We leave to Edith Heter Mary Bott's ability to create fantastic stories in speech class. To Tom Bear we leave Dave Reed's ambition. We leave to Pauline Fluke Dorothy Sheets' up-and-at-'em ability. To Grace Geisinger we leave Wilma Boals' squeaky clarinet and many broken reeds. We leave to Mr. Dotson the many unwanted puns of Dick Scantlebury and Joe Glass. To Mr. Pete we leave a box of aspirin for the headaches he will suffer next year when he starts to fill the large cavity left in the musical organizations. To Mr. Bohn we leave Leona Riley's red hair. We leave Coach Buckner with the hope of N. C. O. champs next year. We bequeth to Miss Williamson Evelyn Poorman's chewing gum. To the junior Class we leave the hope that they will be able to answer Mr. Hartzler's problems tests. To the Sophomore Class we leave a theme song, Scatterbrain. We leave the Freshman Class in a rut for the next three years. To Ashland High School we leave a thousand thanks for fond memories and the large Held of opportuni- ties which she has afforded us. Ruby Walz Bill Cole Marshall Mumaw X xr., ,.p-fl N1- .,, ,, 'A fx Ugg-I X --- 5 ,X llq 'sa -- Q gq9 N 31 ' .57 0 Q' A X ' XXL-S 7 ull!! 'Ili' 7 gi gauge px X Q' iv K CABINET JUNIUIQ E Donald Darr-President Marvin Barr--Vice President Miriam Chandler-Secretary Mildred McCIaran-Treasurer Howard Barnhill Tom Wiley Maurice Hetler Tom Bear JUNIUIQ CLASS HISTUIQY They're off! and so we were, just five years ago. If we finish the Education Sweepstakes, we get first prize, an education. So far we, the junior class, are ahead with a heavy surge of strength still behind us. Whenwe entered the big race, we were just youngsters unknowing of the hardships and joys we should find. Rac- ing through the straightaway, rooms 106, 107, and 108 taught us the lay ofthe track. This year we tried desperately to be like the older runners. Although the effort cost much difiiculty, we ran close behind the leaders. After all these experiences we finished the first lap, knowing more than we had and having more determination to succeed. In the second lap we knew some technique and pushed ahead of the new members. Although we all worked to- gether, some of our runners began to stand out. Scholarship, music, and athletic runners were already developing repu- tation as good sports. We worked hard and strengthened ourselves for what was ahead. Time had dragged for us with the yearning to be three year olds. Now we were genuine runners with two years' experience, but older runners began to give us competition. They initiated us into this race in real style. That didn't bother us. We kept running and began to edge them out for the honors. Our athletes were taking over, and the musicians and scholars were winning high honors. Now we were build- ing up our reputation. The only difficulty was that the longer we ran, the faster the race went. Enjoyable times as well as troubles raced by. It was evident that we must make a noticeable gain for the final sprint. Some of the older racers were dropping out, and we were becoming leaders. We had reached the halfway mark together and now must set an example for newcomers. Finally, we were the leaders. We met new runners and old ones too. Our acquaintances helped us to move faster. We had set our goal and were striving toward it. We had many enjoyable times, although this was supposed to be the stiffest race of all. We initiated the new runners as we had been initiated. How much fun it was to be a recognized runner in the race. This lap ended sooner than we had expected. Could it be that we were nearing the finish of the race we loved so much? We planned that we might leave our names in the annals of the race track. We entered the fifth and almost the last lap of the race. During this lap we again excelled in our leadership. This lap went the most rapidly of all. Now we finish the fifth lap and look back on all our pleasant experiences as green- horn runners, three year olds, and now leaders. Today we must take time to show our appreciation to the others who may have helped us. We have lived up to the standard which we set when we entered the race and have had a successful trip around the track. Now it's up to us to plan for next year when we must finish the race. Next year look for us in the Educa- tion Sweepstakesf' which we, the present Junior Class of Ashland High School, are destined to win. Tom Bowdle pa... 'P 6, 1' ix 'CN cn. qw 1.-f 'T' 'i? .. Cf- , 'Nw ww so 6-1 Qt' ?-N 'U' ' W' .ee ' ww- -A-as. mms hr .7 . 963 ,pq in QRS' for br' 'Q' -s. 4:- E9 eve 'Qs V' OSP' va, asp UNIDIDS vu- ff 'l Y' l.....1. Ton Row: Max Albright, Marjorie Alexander, Miriam Aten, Janice Badger, Fern Baker, Tom Bear, Howard Barnhill, Marvin Barr, Lydia Bate Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6' Row 7' Row 8. Row 9. Eileen Baum, Carol Bauman, Pat Beach, Margaret Benene, Marjorie Bensinger, Eugene Beymer, Arthur Billheimer, Mary Bolin, Tom Bowdle Jim Brooks, Bob Brownson, Betty Brubaker, Max Buckner, Frances Burns, Phyllis Burns, Virginia Buzzard, Sheila Byrnes, Kenneth Carnahan June Carpenter, Doris Catan, Miriam Chandler, Betty Clark, Bud Clark, Phil Clark, Sherwood Coleman, Betty Copeland, Dorothy Cothren Jean Countryman, Eldon Crone, Jane Cross, Florence Dale, Don Darr, Ben Davis, Lucille Davis, Maxine Davis. Dorcas DeLozier Joe Denbow, Allene Dixon, Rex Doerrer, Lois Donelson, Pauline Donelson, Mary Dove, Dean Duffey, Sarah Duffey, Dick Dunn Marjorie Eby, Bob Edwards, Frances Emmons, Robert Ernst, Robert Fackler, Leroy Faddis, Harold Faulk, Roger Fierbaugh, Marion Figley David Fitzpatrick, Donald Fluke, Gloria Freer, Jean Freytag, Carol Friend, Bob Fritzinger, Herschel Fulk, Howard Gaddis, Opal Galliher Anna Gates, Earl Gault, Maxine Gerber, Howard Gongwer, Vivian Gorham, John Gilbert, Arthur Greene, June Greenawald, Jeanne Grindle l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Top Row: Madelyn Grindle, James Groff, Earl Grover, Grace Guisinger, Cfeon Gusan, Morgan Hartman, Wilma Heifner, Joanna Hess. Lester Hesson 2 Maurice Hetler, George Hickman, Bonnie Highman, Jim Hilty, Frances Holland, Betty Hood, Beulah Hootman, Marjorie Hoppes, Charleen Horn Bob Howell, John Huffman, Joan Humrichouser, Connie Hunter, Portia Jones, Frank Joseph, Jim Kane, Gretchen Karper, Don Keister Pauline Kelly, Claude Kendall, Jack Kerr, Doris King, Bob Kinney, Ray Colp, Annabelle Kopnler, LaRue Kreider, Naomi Kutz Opal Landon, Harold LaRue, Irene Leedy, Don Lett. Edward Lewis. Marguerite Lingle, Betty Liston, Margaret Lung, Marguerite Loris Genevieve Love, Patricia Martin, Sam Maxhimer, Mildred McClaren, Patricia McClymonds, Evelyn McConnell, Albert McCracken, Jeanette McFadden, Bill McMurray, Audrey Mears, Donald Miller, Howard Miller, Marjorie Moffett, Sidney Mowrer, Kathryn Mowrey, Ruth Nalley, Ulirer Neely Bonnie Newman, Franklin Norris, Don Oborne, Margaret Olin, Kathryn Orereynder, Charles Paxton, Bill Pedigo, Leah Perkins, Dick Poorbaugh Belva Price, Jim Puglisi, John Rebman, Betty Reed, Dick Rees, Marilyn Rickel, Shirley Risser, Wayne Ritter, Ruth Roberts UNIDIQS Dick McGeary 'NS N- lbs if Q- 2 .la-. A Top Row: Oak Robnolte, Dorothy Rogers, Dorothy Roland, Blanche Roseborough, James Rowland. Ted Sapyta, Genevieve Schindler, Harry Schlingman, Jack Scott Row Row Row Row Row 38 Stanley Scott, Maybelle Shaflstall, Jim Sheets, Portia Sheller, George Shipper, Mary Shreffler, Marilyn Singer, Betty Smith, Jean Smith Marjorie Snader, June Snow, Bernard Spore, Warren Soreng, Betty Stauner, Fred Stead, Clarence Stelser, Clifton Stentz, Mary Stookey 4: Sam Storchheim, Mildred Svvaisgood, Rosemary Tharp, Bill Uebel, Carl Urban, June VanSweringen, Olive Vinal, Bill Wagner, Ned Wagner Bob Waldo, Ralph Weuriclt, Herbert Wheeler, Ed Whitcomh, Maxine Wierhilti, Tom Wiley, Betty Mae Willis, Guy Wise, Jane Witmer Jeanne Witmer, Norma Wittman, Dick Workman, John Yeagle, Marcele Zehner, Thelma Yeater f- Q-it -. jg N 4 f, X Z X Q , , hfwoe -affix 1 X K' UNIDIQS u-. 0... ,te-.. was as-si KN Qgsr-1.0. 5.0, gn. nn QQ be T CH' we hm nr Y' 'E' k umm., Q-. 1' 'Nw ni..- Qs- is. mm 1' Top Row Row Row Rovv Row Row Row Row R 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .ff N-W 'Q ow: Gloriana Adams, Robert Alterman, Lois Alverson, Frank Askey, Eugene Atterholt, Shirley Bachman, Wilma Baer, Louise Baker, Leona Barker : Marilyn Barnett, Charles Bartley, Harry Baxter, Betty Beninghol, Jack Bennett. Eileen Berry, Paul Berry. Walter Bixler, Louise Bone we 1+ , gi' A QP' H' vu us.- ,N-, w-L Q L. ave 45. qw- 'A 'ga-f ,e 'Dr : Marjorie Bordonaro, George Bott, Rosemary Brandal. Ruth Britenbucher. Jean Broach, Betty Brownson, Catherine Brownson, Leland Brubaker. Clifford Butdorf . Helen Combs, John Conklin, Carl Corrado. Nancy Crisu. Leonard Danner, Janette Davis. Mary Deever. Portia Desenberg, Dora .lean Devor Gloria Eaton, Shelby Edwards, Richard Elliott Finley, Marilyn Fisher. Mae Betty Fliegel, Louise Fluke Friend, Fannie Fuller, Gale Galloway, Patricia Garrigus : Martha Donelson, David Dove, Jim Dove, James Doyle, Donald Duncan. Marion Dunlap, 2 Florence Emerson, Ted Emminqer. Marcella Estill, Robert Fast. Amos Fetzer. Charles 1 Pauline Fluke, Dorothy Ford, Jeanette Freer, Arlene Fridline, Madeline Friend, Mae I Woodford Garrigus, Bonnie Gault, Richard Gault. David Gill. David Gillogly. Betty Gongwer, Clayton Gonuwer, Ethel Goon, Beata Gregory : Howard Grolf. John Grolf, Margaret Grolf, June Harper, Helen Harris, Vivian Harshman, Dorothy Hart. Phyllis Hazlette, Charles Henley S0 H0 DE! l 1 l 2 l l S H0 CDES l S s 5 E Q S E t Top Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row: Phyllis Henley, Edith Heter, Dorothy lletsler, Joan Hickman, James Hicks, Betty Hiner, Raymond Holm, Lowell Horn, Marjorie Howell . Richard Howman, Hallie Humrichouser, Mary Lou Hunter, Ralnh Hurst, Thelma Hutchinson, Bob Imnerio, Marilyn James, Louise Jarvis, Bill Jenkins 3: Leona Johnson, Virginia Jordon, Charles Karth, Grace Kauffman, Mabel Kean, Frieda Kendall, Harry Kendall, Fred Kerr, Maxine Kilzer 4' Phyllis Kissel, Dorothy Kline, Beulah Knauh, Rosalind Koerber, Betty Koons, Helen Kosht, Richard Krause, Lavonna LaRue, Martha Leiter 2. Darlene Lime, Gerald Lindecamo, Wilma Lindecamp, Marvalene Liston, Alice Lonu, Don Lowe, Clifford Lynn, Wayne Lynn, Arthur Mackey 5: 6' Lawrence Mackey, Thelma Maurer, Mary McAdoo, Bob McBride, Adalene McClure, Bill McCrork, Bill McMurray, Esther McNaulI, Irene McNaull 7: Ed MeQuate, Frances Mclluate, Thelma Mclluate, Wade Mclluate, Marilyn Miller, Joan Minesinger, Bill Morganstern, Harold Morr, Paul Morr 8: Betty Matter, Annetta Mnwry, Betty Murch, Donald Murray, Tom Norris, Audrey Olson, Rosemary Pane, Dale Paullin, Grace Phillips 9: Wayne Pifer, Harold Plice, Robert Plice, Clarence Prentiss, Corrine Proctor, Marguerite Richert, Marcia Riduely, Gilbert Rooers, Helen Ronk ,N .... it awp ua... W'-Q. in ,N wie 'N av' QA 'T ap. na T' .M up al Us lr D-YA.. Nina is -r in-+ In 'T' 5- in-.aw Qw ...- nys HF ' 'N' is? ,W , ii 7' at xiii. we 'fx ,ff Hb-, : 36. gp-.+ 1, sonnomomis uv' . en.. Too Row Row Raw Row Row Row Row Row: Marie Roseborough, Betty Rudy, Joseph Rupert. Joan Schell, Dorothy Scott, Portia Semans, Howard Semler. Doris Shepard 2: Bill Shinn, Betty Shirey, Jim Shull, Betty Sibert. Merrill Sloan, Maxine Smalley, Fritz Smith, Jack Snellman, Elilaheth Snrenu 31 Melvin Stair, Karl Steioerwalt, Thelma Steigerwalt, Clarence Stelzer, Philip Stentz, Virginia Stone, Marjorie Stoulfer. Roy Stouller, Dorcas Strickli 4: Annabelle Strine, Raymond Swaisuood. Bill Swinelord, Duane Switzer, Marie Swooe, Mary Thompson, Mary Thornburg, Donald Tucker, Robert Uebel 5: Norma Vantilburg, Rex Vanzile, Betty Vermilion, Junior Waggener, Jim Walker, Thelma Walls, Ethel Way, Myrtle Weaver, Richard Weaver 6: Lola Welch, Bonnie Weiler, Virgil Whitcomh, Harvey Whitmore, Howard Whitmore, Joe Wicks. Martha Wilson, Marianna Wiltrout, Betty Wise 7: Virginia Witmer, Mary Wolf, Burdette Wolfe, Treva Wolleson, Irene Workman, Portia Workman, Marjorie Worst, Retha Yarman, Betty Yeaqle 8: Dorothy Zechman, Beuford Ziegler, Geraldine Ziegler, Royal Ziegler, Harold Zimmerman, Marjorie Keets 41 ,.4f 1 v- -v -Qu. , . be .S C: ,,.. v-f 'AS ,QR M vw- pa M' in qs x bv-P -nu- vw. -. 3 ut 1... .an-., we . N AG 5- Yff' H an - X . K. a-. 5. Q. C L- 'Q' in U. Q-A ,qv su. we of A 1. Q , 54, Se. i x l Q if is ' C V' ,. P an ' 'Q V A ' :- xl. 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Carl Emminqer Row 6: Glorene Ernsherger, Rosemary Fackler, Earl Faulk, Donna Fickes, Doris Ficlies, Dawn Flanagan, Lee Foreman, Stanley Fox, George Freer Row 7: Bill Fulmer, Walter Gannon, Marguerite Garber, Miriam Gebhart, Howard Gibson, Hugo Gengrich, Constance Gierhart. David Gill. Clayton Gonuwer Row 8: Ruth Gonuwer, Wara Graren, Edward Gray, Carol Greshner, Betty Griggs, Mary Grundy, Robert Guisinger, Jane Hand, Darlene Harmon Row 9: Ruth Harman, Wilbur Harmon, Jim Harmony, Gerald Harnster, Gail Hartman, Lavonne Hartman, Earl Havenstein, Elvro Haulk, James Heath 42 M .,, W Mt I my -N.. I Too Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row -n. 4- ,M ang. 'Q' so CD 'M 'J-rs ws fm ay, va. rs v, Qu no-no in A sk... x ti nr. 1 Q.. Q. ww ew- ,pm 1 New , so Row: Lee Henry, Nellie Hesnenheide, Robert Hess, Marjorie Hetler, Bruce Hoffman, Everett Holland, Betty Halliwell, Bill Howell, Willis Howell James, Charles Jenkins Kelly, Martin Keener Kitchell 2: Eugene Hubley, Barbara Hulit. Thelma Hummel, James Iceman, Marjorie Iceman, Ruth Imhoff, Patricia Jacobs, George 3: Wayne Johnson, Winifred Johnson, Mary Jones, Virginia Jones, Jack Karuer, Geraldine Kayder, Arthur Keene, Dorothy 4: Carol Kellogg, Dortha Kelly, David Kerr, Harriett Kerr, Richard Kerr, Grant Kessler, Ruth Kestner, Bill Kinney, Verne 5: Eleanor Koerber, Betty Kutz, Genevieve LaPlante, Henry Lee, Lucille Leedy, Rosemary Lehman. Jack Lentz, Carl Lewis, Charles Lewis 6: Donna Fickes, Jack Lime, Fred Long, Dorothy Long, Sammy Long, Marion Loris, Zella Manley, Glenn Martin, John Mayes 7: Ronald McBride, James McKee, Mary McNabb, Neva Mcduate, Ruth McVey. Pat Merritt, Donald Metcalf, Martha Metcalf, Bob Metzger 8: Rodger Miller, Gaylord Miller, Jack Moffett, Will Muherman. Barbara Moneysmith, Betty Moore, Donna Morr, Ella Motter, Doris Mumaw 9: Marabelle Murphy, Dale Nell, Robert Nelson, John Meyer, Marjorie Newcomer, Mary Norton, Naomi Oviatt, Orville Phelps, Robert Picking on '54 'har v-lv as is X an 2. 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Q-.- Qs V' -9- w: Phyllis Pierce, Arnold Poland, Jean Poorhaugh, Neal Reen, Ray Reinhardt, Jerry Rickey, Eileen Rickel, Dean Risxer, Harold Roberts Robert Roland, William Rowland, Dorothy Ross, Doris Rosenblu, Louella Rowland, Antoinette Sapyta, Harold Schad, Edna Schihley, Edna Schvvartzwalder Jean Scott, Kay Scott, Ellen Seamans, Charles Shartle, Harry Shenherger, Nancy Sherick, Eddie Shoemaker, Ben Shriver, Virgil Shuster 4: Paul Smith, Tillie Smith, Betty Snook, Glenn Snyder, Elizabeth Souder, Betty Soules, Bob Sowers, Mildred Spafford, Marilyn Sponsler 5: Blanche Stauffer, Marjorie Stahl, Polly Stead, Verna Steigerwalt, Donna Stiezel, Nina Stoner, Leo Stranu, Mary Stranu, Donald Streit 6: Howard Stricklinu, Colleen Stumhauuh, Marshall Stutz, Dorothy Swope, Bill Thomas, Betty Thompson, Don Toherer, Charlene Tucker, Frances Wahl 7: Charles Wall, Rae Watkins, Mildred Watrinu, Frances Weaver, Maxine Weaver, Richard Weaver, Dick Welch, .lack Welch, Marilyn Whitacre 8: Helen Whitcomh, Ben Whitney, Florence Wierbiki, Marjorie Wile, Mary Williams, Gail Wolf, Marjorie Wolfe, Paul Yeater, Mary Zimmerman 9: Mary Zimmerman, Rilla Zimmerman Ton Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 'Rs sa... 1. ki Gln., QP'- 1-on-N A. 1-. ,K 'Nm -ef' YW 3 X Am Hs.. in Ref rs- , is X-ve VN CN' -695 . we '1- 'tr lm. NW' new uw- Row: Marshall Alterman, Lorin Allenbaugh, Barbara Atterholt, Floyd Aunqst, Donna Baker, Wilma Baker, Herbert Balliette, Katherine Bartley, Robert Baum 2: Robert W. Baum, Alberta Bell, Bob Bunton, Fern Biddinuer, Miriam Bixler, Ella Mae Bolin, Joe Bonliulio, Max Bonliglio, Joan Booth 3: Mary Boswell, Ned Bott, Paul Boyer, Catherine Brady, Jean Britenhucher, Frances Broach, Dale Brubaker, Erva Burns, Miriam Burns 4: Roselyn Cahill. Donald Campbell, Harold Carnahan, George Carral, Dick Casciani, Anne Chrisman, Mary Claypool, Dan Cooper, Alfred Corrado 5: Carolyn Countryman, Doyle Dilqard, Joan Dalton, Harold Davis, Robert Diebler, Cora Denbow, Marilyn Dessenbero, Gene Detlefson, Jack Detrow 6: John Detrow, Ruth Diluard, Donna Dillon, Donna Doerrer, Bob Dove, Lorin Doyle, Ronald Dreyer, Walter Dunham, Leona Eikleberry 7: Miriam Eikleberry, Glenna Greenwald, Grace Farver, Jean Finley, Douglas Flaherty, Ross Fortney, Sarah Freer, Jack Tulwider, Eugene Garrison 8: Russell Geisinner, James Gillian, Jim Grindle, Louise Halter, Jr. Hammer, Jean Hardway, Jack Harris, Emojene Harrison, Rosemary Farnsworth 9: Charles Heckman, Carolyn Hendry, Marilyn Hetsler, Vivian Highman, Tom Hoffman, Carl Hoppes, Yvonne Hom, Jacquelin Howell, Lillian Huff 6- TN sa 'ur' 5 au. 5. D- :7iF ,--.., 'QR- ff! et- EIGH GRADE 45 ?x 'C' iv' f -- islgl, -, we , A. .Q b A 'YJ ,qs ff. fs: gi ' inf' avi, an Q g is nn 1- 15 an.- ...W an ps-r v- or .ny eo- 7ri- .N S.. ,ss ha 3' .,...,. Q- 00 9'-if vw 1 Y' Q fax 'bw vw s. vu. .4 If GHTH GRADE 46 Top Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ,nn , vs he Row: Doris lrelan, Virginia Irelan, Ted Jacobs, Herbert Jones, Marjorie Jones, Bill Joseph, Ruth Kantzer, Ned Karner. Robert Karrer 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9: : George Keck, Katherine Keen, Jr. Keener, Virney Kitchen, Leatrice Knapp, Raymond Knee, Carol Knowlton, Robert Lance, Patricia Lee N01 Evelyn Leedy, Loyal Lehman, Darrell Leister, Alice Liston, Elnora Littleton, Elinor Loris, Vera Lynn, Patricia Matthews, Harry McDaniel Bob McGeary, Donald McMurray, Mary McNabb, Doris Mandenhall, Donald Mercer, Frances Metcalf, Junior Metcalf, Margaret Miles, Haro Lee Miller, Paul Minesinuer, Esther Moore, Joan Moore, Marilyn Mowrey, Clifford Mumaw, Ruth Nelson, Bill Newcomer, Almedia Null Dale Dverly, David Page, Jr. Parliison, Duff Patterson, Velma Pifer, Marilyn Plank, Robert Puqlisi, John Puterbauuh, Tim Quonu Tom Quonq, Robert Rankin, Erma Richardson, Dean Risser, Wilma Ritter, Lathom Robertson, Ruth Roland, lran Ronli, Jim Roseborouuh Lodelle Ross, Jean Rowsey. Frances Sayles, Jack Schaffer, Bob Schibley, Gloria Schihley, Isabelle Schibley, Donald Schwan, Viruinia Scott Shirley Shenheruer, June Shirey, John Shreffler, Patricia Shuey, Bonnie Smith, Helen Smith, James Smith, Joan Smith. Tillie Smith Id Miller ,,, 1-ox Q-...F N. fin fs. lb- 'Y' 'C'-s fo--N.. ne- w-. .I, Nu' Nl-Ar' :vo Q... Q... My Ton Row Row Row ...J 3-'NMA Eats' Y Row: George Snyder, Mildred Snyder, Gloria Spence, Dick Soonsler, Doris Spring, Dick Stafford, Marjorie Stafford, Mary Stauffer, Nancy Stockwell 2: Marjorie Stotler, Neil Strawser, Glorene Strine, Sedonia Stull, Joyce Sutton, Donald Swinehart, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Tinkey. Bonnie Tucker 3: Betty Lou Wells, Norma Wells, Russell Whitehead, Bob Willis, Mary Williams, Deloras Withers, Glenna Witmer, .loan Witmer, Sam Witmer 4: Evelyn Wolfe, Lewis Wright, James Yeagle, Beverly Zehner, Betty Zoeller, Bill Finley, Ivan Rank, George Snyder 1 -Q I sg- qv-5. 1 l + fffg .fs-B ff? X ff DY! WE S IBEH IDE SHT BALL - - - AN' HUW! -is - ' sn- s.. lv' 3' A -TK an 'uv- 1 --.- ' S.. -gn- we. div wo- 5. us... e-News 7- he up.. ape, 'VW X . as it 0. W Q-V. X Q Q. vs. ec 6 Q' s we 4' -r 3 l ?.f I - nn pos if SEVENT GD DE 48 AA e it Top Row: Peggy Adams, Jack Anderson, Richard Arnold, Robert Auer, Norma Aulger, Bill Balch, Ray Bally, Virginia Barker, Mary Barnes Row 2: Gloria Barr, Virginia Barrett, Robert Baum, Alberta Bell, Donna Bell, John Beninghot, Dorothea Benton, James Berry, Barbara Brandt Row 3: Clarence Brownfield, Bonnie Brubaker, Lewis Brubaker, Patricia Brubaker, Ferne Biddinger, Miriam Bixler, Virginia Bull, Rex Bullinger, Ned Burns Row 4: Delores Bush, Robert Buzzard, Harry Bohl, Donnabelle Boswell, Constance Boyd, Jane Carpenter, Joan Carter, Robert Carter, Martha Chalfant Row 5: Harold Chance, Donald Chesshire, Ward Clawson, Vera Clem, James Clugston, Eugene Cole, Clare Ann Coss, David Coss, Marilyn Cooper Row 6: Paul Corral, Frances Criss, Harry Cross, Jake Davis, Robert Deihler, Ned Desenberg, Jack Dixon, Lucille Dodson, Elizabeth Donley Row 7: Carl Dove, Dick Downs, Neal Dulfey, Jack Dunlap, Elaine Edwards, John Edwards, Bob Emminger, Alene Ernst, Dick Esbenshade Row S: Peggy Faulkner, Lester Findlay, George Findley, Gerald Finley, Nellie Fisher, Arthur Forbes, Richard Frary, Leonard Frederick, Norma Gault Row 9: Lois Gerherick, Frieda Gerlach, Leslie Gilbert, Graynette Gibson, Donna Gordon, Roy Gordon, Jim Grindle, Larry Guisinger, Elaine Haynes 9 Sk 4 -ef op. 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Top Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row: Richard Hamilton, Thelma Hardurove, Joan Halladay, Martha Harman, Lucille Hart, Gladys Hartman, Maxine Haney, Dean Hanger, Ann Heckman 2: Mary Jane Heitzman, Richard Helvie, Roy Hess, Marjorie Highman, Kathryn Gilty, Beatrice Hollingsworth, Laura Horne, Kenneth Howman, Portia Huffman 3: Mary Humphreys, Diclm Hunter, Glenn Hurst, Marilyn Imperio, Patricia Inqmand, Dorothy Irelan, Raymond Jewell, Boh Johnson, Jim Jordon 4: Joe Kaman, Ned Karuar, Arlene Kauffman, Elsie Keene, Betty Kendall, Ralph Kendall, Wilma Kiefer, Paul Kilzer, Patsy Kinney 5: Jacqueline Knapp, Charles Kopp, Clarence Kosht, Betty Krandall, Robert Kreider, Vivian Krill, Jack Kush, Galen LaRue, Raymond LaRue 6: Gene Laws, Nancy Laws, Evelyn Leedy, Portia Lehman, Herbert Leihfarth, Jeanette LeMasters, Marjorie Lindecamp, Dick Lingle, Eleanor Lonax 7: Boyd Markham, Robert Markel, Chalmers Martin, Lorin Martin, Garnet Mason, Freda McCarty, Betty McCracken, Don McKay, Theresa McKay 8: Merle McKinley, Wanda McKinney, Tommy McLauqhlan, Homer McQuillen, Frieda Metcalf, Lee Metcalf, Raymond Metcalf, Roger Metcalf, Richard Metzer 9: Meredith Miller, Marilyn Millheim, Sara Jo Minamyer, Wanda Mish, Delphine Moffett, Fred Moneysmith, John Moneysmith, Betty Morr, Clyde Morris 5. '5- G- Q1 -cn. 2' w .e -vu. ,C A an 5 . an-. as an ,A -er- is... e SEVEN H GIQADE 49 Q fe no 50-- ns UV' ar- wr as q. oe vs na, wo.. Q-nr u ,-f - is .-q Q.. ' 3 sg .. a- 5. ' -.- is on M ws. al. 5, Q-f te. ? ' U1 ...- 9 wr s- ix 9, but Q- in' tr' Ar 'Q IL.. di ir. sg... w: Ray Motter, Robert Muck, Betty Myers, Bill Myers, Doris Markey, Peony Nardini, James Nelson, Charles Nalley, Frances Newcomer Donna Pearce, Floyd Peters, Bob Phillips, Bessie Pinnicks, Forest Price, Robert Puster,, Clyde Mcfluillen, Marjorie Rauhenolte, Marie Reep Jack Reep, Charles Reese, Robert Reicli, Georgia Reynolds, Raymond Richey, Ned Riley, Ruth Rockenqilder, Galen Rodish, Donald Rogers Robert Shartle, Billy Sheppard, Paula Shankwider, Johnny Sheppard, Harold Shorts, Juanita Shorts, LaVonne Sharp, Howard Shrefller, John Shrelller 9: Sedonia Stull, Marshall Stutz, June Summerton, Carl Swartl, Ernest Swartz, Maruaret Sweet, Gerald Swineford, Kenneth Teyman, Dick Tharp Top Ro N- I-1 Row 2: Emily Overeynder, Carol Paenter, Nancy Paramore, Dick Parks, Billy Patterson, Dick Patterson, T. Jay Paxton, Dale Pearce Row 3: Row 4: G E Row 5: Don Rogers, Jack Rosenblu, Bill Rupules, Marilyn Rupert, Max Schaffer, Bah Schlinuman, Clarence Scott, Tom Scott, Dick Sharr Row 6: Row 7: Barbara Siuler, Kenneth Simpson, Mary Sloan, Boh Smith, Mary Soles, Katherine Souder, Jerome Spore, Paul Spore, Floyd Sprinkle Row 8: Richard Stafford, Ruth Stahl, Gayle Steits, Dick Stitzel, Joyce Stockdale, Mac Stoufer, Marilyn Stoufler, Gaylord Strine, Warren Strine 50 RDW Top Row Row Row Row: Gloria Thomas, Mary Thomas, Irene Thompson, llarry Tobias, Dick Tonner, Gene Topper, Milton Truex, Viola Tucker, Alice Ulrey 2: Joe Urie, Dick Walters, Earl Warner, Richard Warrick, Wilma Wasen, Alice Watkins, Harry Way, Clayton Welch, Gene Wharton 3: Elsie Wheeler, Westem Wilis, Bob Wiley, Norma Wilhelm, Mary Williams, Lewis Wright, Miriam Wuthrick, Jack Yeaule, .lim Yeaule 4: Harriett Younliin, Beverly Zehner, Dorothy Zehner, Jim Zimmerman hx '-ui, --li Xi V . Q? J I SEVEN COME ELEVEN -AND TWELVE, WE HDDE! 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In the fifteen years that he has been here, he has become an integral part of the school. During the time he has served, Mr. Grindle has worked under three superintendents: Mr. McDowell, Mr. Bowsher, and Mr. Bohn. When he came, the auditorium and two wings had not yet been added to the building. He has made many friends, and more than one person will miss his familiar face around the school book store. We hope Mr. Grindle will enjoy the free- dom of his retirement after so many years of contining work. GIIQL if Since we must lose there is someone who can till his place so ably as Mr. Lersch. We are all acquainted with Mr. Lersch because he is no stranger to Ashland. He graduated from Ashland High Sqhool in 1925 and then from Ashland College in 1929. Since 1929 Mr. Lersch has been teaching at the high School. He taught general science in the eighth grade, and then was promoted to assistant principal. From that oflice he was transferred to his present ofhce of clerk. Mr. Grindle, we are happy that IQESEIDVI USHEIQS 000' 1. Jeanne Stoner, Mr. Gorsuch, advlsev, Dorothy Sheets, Joseph Glass, Mary Bott i 3. Martha Danes, Vmcent Barr, Marjorie Burdick, Marshall Mumaw, Wulma Boals 4. Winton Krill, Elizabeth Olin, Ruby Wall, Clifford Cnthren HUNDIQ SDCIET N, x is int if 2. Mary Andrews, Dick Scantlehury, Lucille Garber, Max Clark, Joy Wahl Wilma Boals-Secretary Mary Bott Dick Budd Max Clark Cliff Cothren Dorothy Jean Cothren Joan Cross Donald Darr Dick Dunn Lucille Garber Betty llelvie Harold Hiner Mildred McClaren mf DIQESIDEN S' CLUB -115 ' A Ed Mclluate Dick Poorhauqh Frank Powell Dick Scantleherry Betty Anne Schneider Dorothy Sheets Donna Jean Tuttle Ruby Wall Carol Kellogg Clare Bush Carol Knowlton Betty McCracken Mr. Jameson, Adviser . P ,ga ff! , Q l I ' 7 Q gg: S my X n X f Q mf. nn qua ,M A W i ' V-M AZ NA 3 '15 ,Zig Wag? equi: MJ w '.' :--:af ' ' f f 'Q A n fbf 5-'-nw' f K' W ,,, ,A Z S , s Oscar-that flea! ,,:.i 'l .xv if ' ,Q P' Q.-B .fag W ' yu ., , - S sw iv' ' .. x i na W S 'wx W E, 1 I : Q .SQ 5 , ef' Nm 3' ntually she steenkg ! Penny knows that You Cant T k I W h The Man Wh F a e t It You o orgotChr1stmas Conade ' T u n lt 1 - n U ' n wg ' , zxsb L Q ARM 5 right you lug Search Me Q 'N wgf w ex Q ,flzewes fwwwf 4 ffm if 5 Y Q X Kim Y Nev if , Q-W 3 vwmwwwrxzmr fs W9 waafwe. MA x .. TE N R 2' +5 SENIDIQ 1. Father-son banquet 1 , f 4 5 f ws , 1 , , f . --sm Q -:ravi f- -6 f:. gsa::e..i 2. Pilgrims at prayer Dick Scantlehury-President Winton Krill-Vice President Clill Cothren-Secretary Vincent Barr-Treasurer Cloyd Shank--Sergeant at Arms Bob Atterholt Floyd Shank Dick Budd Dave Reed Max Clark Georue Morrison Joe Glass Tom Kerr Marshall Mumaw Tom Workman George Snook Glenn Haller Gerald Likes Jim lflilly Bill Wagner Jim Sheets George Hickman Bob Howell Jim Puulisi 3. Professor Quiz Tom Bear Dean Duliey Maurice Hetler Marold Maxheimer Warren Spreng Tom Wiley Marvin Barr Fred Stead Donald Darr Lester Hesson David Rees Mr. Pfeifler-Adviser Ed Mclluatewesident Bob Semnle-Vice President Jim Hicks-Secretary Howard Fetzer--Treasurer Gene Aiterholl John Conklin Jim Cross M' ii -xi Chuck him out of the courtesy assembly J IQ. - CLU I3 Kenneth Darr Jack Lentz .lim Echelberuer Ted Emminqer George Freer Bill Howell Ralph Hurst George James Gerald Lindeeamp Wade Mtauale Clarence Prentice Harry Shenheruer Bill Shinn Jim Shull Fritz Smilh Phil Stentz Don Tucker Jim Walker Charles Walz Harold Zimmerman Mr. Paxton, Adviser 1. Mr. Wolfe directs repair of toys Uiffvifl my ,Ag ' 'i 3. Remaking toys for Christmas 2. How could he miss? 'Y 4. Watch that Reach! Clare Bush-President Sam Clark-Vice President Ellsworth Duffner-Secretary Bill Berry Bob Ward Wayne Miller Bob Younu Jean Hartman Dorne Dalton Max Alhriuht Tom Bowdle Bob Edwards John Gilbert Russel Fackler Jim Grotf Earl Grover Neal Anderson Paul Hughes .lim Kane Don Lett Dick Mctieary Howard Barnhill Howard McNabb Harold Clawson Oliver Neely Charles Thomas Bob Bedwell Phil Clark Ralph Wenerick Paul Keetle Bud Clark Bill Pediuo Joe Denbow Mr. Wolf-Adviser 2 An ambmous amat wi 5 Sk W , gm 5,,l:, d Q a ,G his is E' 1 .. ., Eg? x Q W R f Q 4 QE, Q xx , 7. xi . ff j., , f Hr 1 2,933 1 . I ws ,v- I' inn 5 ,? aff 9 ' 5 ww' I O 'l X JD. GIIDI. DESEIQVES Jane Cross, accompanist, next year's president Jean Cothren, president wr' Candlelight service Girl Reserve dance Dorothy Jean Cothren-President Patricia Beach-Vice President Mildred McClaran-Secretary Betty Copeland-Treasurer Janice Badger Fern Baker Carol Bauman Lydia Bate Margaret Benepe Marjorie Bensinger Frances Burns Sheila Byrnes June Carpenter Doris Caton Miriam Chandler Betty Clark Jean Countryman Jane Cross Florence Dale Lucile Dais Maxine Davis Dorcas Delozier Lois Donelson Marjorie Eby Ruth Fox Gloria Freer Anna Louise Gates Grace Geisinger Maxine Gerber Vivian Gorham Madaline Grindle Joanna Hess Bonnie Jean Highman Frances Holland Betty Hood Margie Sue Hoppes Connie Hunter Portia Jones Gretchen Karger Pauline Kelly LaRue Kreider Opal Landon Irene Leedy Marguerite Lingle Margaret Long Genevieve Lore Jeanette McFaddn Audrey Mears Bonnie Jean Newman Kathryn Overeynder Belva Jane Price Marilyn Rickel Dorothy Roland Ruth Roberts Genevieve Schindler Maybelle Shallstall Marilyn Singer Jean Smith Marjorie Snader June Snow Mary Stucltey Olive Vinal Doris Welch Mamie Wierhiki Betty Willis Marianna Wiltrout Phyllis Burns Joan llumrichouser Ruth Nalley Miss Sprague, Adviser 2 Inmatlon mg 1. 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A new member of the royal order Vivian Harshman Ruth lmhotf Margery Keets Freida Kendall Betty Koontz Dual Landon Martha Leiter Dona Likes Myra Louder Patricia Martin Irene McNaulI Vera McNaull Donna Moor Ruth Oeken Dorothy Scott Genevieve Schindler Jeanette Scott Betty Jane Smith Verna Steigerwalt Thelma Steigerwalt Marjorie Stahl Mary Stookey Marie Swoue Joy Wahl Norma Whitman Martha Wilson Dianne Williston Helen Whitcomh Virginia Witmer Betty Witmer Marianne Witrout Marcele Zehner Marilyn Rickel Betty Helvie Z' 1. When good captains -me ,Q- t as get together gr X I .s A- . S . 5. Four of a kind Dorothy Sheets-President Miriam Chandler-Vice President Portia Dhl-Secretary Jane Cross-Assistant Secretary Mildred McClaren-Treasurer Mary Bott-Program Chairman Marguerite Loris-Publicity Chairman Gloria Freer-Social Chairman Kathryn Bonliglio-Reporter Wilma Boals-Soccer Manager Margaret Baum-Basketball Manager Marguerite Lingle-Volleyball Manager Jean Freytag-Baseball Manager Patricia Beach-llilte Manager Anna Gates-Recreational Sports Manager Shirley Bachman Janice Badger Marjorie Bensinger Eileen Berry Marjorie Bordonaro Betty Brovmson Esther Bunton June Carpenter Jean Countryman Nancy Crisp Janette Davis Lucille Davis Mary Deever Dora Jean Devor Maxine Donley Q? Gloria Eaton Marilynn Edwards Mae Betty Fliegel Jeanette Freer Lucille Garber Grace Geisinger Maxine Gerber Betty Gongvrer Beata Gregory Margaret Groll Ruth Hammon Betty Helrie Phyllis Henley Joanna Hess Dorothy Hetslcr Joan Hickman Betty lliner Frances llolland Betty Hood Marjorie Howell Connie llunter Mary Lou Hunter Marilyn James Louise Jarvis Marjorie Keck Phyllis Kissell Rosalind Koerher Helen Kosht LaRue Kreider Opal Landon 2. Sock-her 3- G00 4. The man of the fam Myra Louder Marilyn Miller Betty Motter Mary McAdoo Margaret Olin Kathryn Overeynder Grace Phillips Corrine Proctor Mariorie Reinelie Marguerite Richert Marilyn Ricltel Marcia Ridgley Ruth Roberts Georgia Robertson Betty Rudy Joan Schell Genevieve Schindler Betty Anne Schneider Jeanette Scott Thelma Scott Portia Seamans Doris Sheppard Betty Shirey Betty Sibert Jean Smith Marjorie Snader Marjorie Sonner Miriam Strenick Norma VanTilhurg Joy Wahl Doris Welch Johanne Wensinger Martha Wilson Norma Wittman lrene Workman Betty Veagle Dorothy Zechman Miss Whallon, Adviser . Blind-Man'S Buff if Halloween Party 2. Two-faced 3. Dilgard told tallest tale 5 :YW i 4. Innocent bystanders UMD 5' Donna Jean Tuttle-President Marjorie Bonliglio-Vice President Elizabeth Souder-Secretary-Treasurer Winitred Johnson-Program Chairman Carol Greshner-Social Chairman Jean Poorbaugh-Kicklaall Manager Doris Mumaw-Nine-Court Basketball Mgr. Nancy Stockwell-Baseball Manauer Harriet Overeynder--Reporter Barbara Atterholt Virginia Barker Beulah Barr Dorthea Benton Ferne Bittinger Constance Boyd Rosemay Brandal Bonnie Brubaker Jane Byrnes Anne Chalfant Anne Chrisman Carolyn Countryman Vivian Crumrine Joan Dalton Betty Dilgard Ruth Dilgard Shirley Dreyer Peggy Faulkner Joan Figley Nellie Fisher Sarah Freer Frieda Gerlach Gwyneth Gibson Donna Jean Gordon Suckers Betty Griggs Mary Grundy Portia Helvie Geraldine Kayder Katherine Keen Carol Kellogg Dorothy Kelly Betty Kendall Ruth Kestner Carol Knowlton Eleanor Koerber Portia Lehman Rosemary Lehman Eleanor Lomax Marion Loris Zella Faye Manley Patricia Matthews Sara Jo Minamyer Betty Jane Moore Ella Mutter Emily Overyender Naomi Uviatt 6. She made itl Marilyn Plank Eileen Rickel Marilyn Rupert Virginia Scott June Shirey Bonnie Smith Betty Snook Katherine Souder Marilyn Soonsler Mary Elizabeth Staufler Colleen Stumbaugh Gloria Thomas Bonnie Tucker Viola Tucker Alice Ulrey Delora Withers Betty Zoeller Miss Whallon, Adviser su of K in i, 1- I GIIQLS CUB it. .. QT' 1. The long sought after letter 2. The gym office-Executive staff Wilma Boals-President Margaret Baum--Vice President Marjorie Reinelze-Secretary Dorothy Sheets-Treasurer Margaret Baum-Program Chairman Jean Countryman-Social Chairman Mary Alice Long-Reporter Janice Badger Kathryn Bonliglin Miriam Chandler Jane Cross Marilynn Edwards Gloria Freer Jean Freytag Lucille Garber Anna Louise Gates Frances Holland 3. Initiation Opal Landon Marguerite Lingle Marguerite Loris Ruth Roberts Thelma Scott Dorothy Thompson Joy Wahl Doris Welch The following girls received their letter but did no maintain active membership in the Girls' A Clu during the year: Mary Bott Frances Dixon Marjorie Keck Maxine Lime Miss Whallon, Adviser x xt -I w4. Cut the camoufiage, we know you! 5. just polishing up a bit a X ' 4 S r I 1. President Budd calls for order Dick Budd-President Max Clark-Vice President Margie Sue Hopnes-Sec. Jane Cross-Treasurer Gloriana Adams Euuene Atterholt Marilyn Barnett Patricia Beach Betty Brownson Frances Burns Virginia Buzzard Miriam Chandler Jean Countryman Donald Darr Martha Davies Portia Dessenherg Dora Jean Devor Frances Dixon Marilyn Edwards Gloria Freer Jeanette Freer Lucille Garber Grace Geisinger Maxine Gerber Jim Groff Vivian Harshman Joanna Hess Frances Holland John Huffman Constance Hunter Portia Jones LaRue Kreider Winton Krill Opal Landon LaRue Lavon Marguerite Lingle Gtenn McCIymonds Bill Morganstern Marilyn Miller Mary McAdoo Ruth Oeken Portia Ohl Georgia Robertson Dick Scantlebury Genevieve Schindler Betty Seibert Portia Semans Dorothy Sheets Jim Sheets Elizabeth Snrenq Fred Stead Marjorie Staufer Miriam Strenick Marjorie Thompson Mary Thornburg Avalon Urie Jim Walker Norman VanTilburu Lola Welch Tom Wiley Miriam Willets Martha Wilson Betty Yeaule John Yeaule Miss Franz, Adviser 2. Mr. Vice President, I think- ALGEBRA C Ul3 4, 5. Members help to decorate the algebra room for the exhibition V2 J. u Y' x R 454, W? tj H 5, ni .1-:, 1 Y U , f ! ww I we :,. al Mun f ,Ea ,fil- X dag! i 6 .20 I E E E lx 1' 1. The president presides- t I t . E . W 1 I 4 M TRIQW-i7Qr4 M l se N if 3 0 .... X JA.: 2. Any questions? Ask them ' W al- 31 ' i. x -an, 3. Spelling bee .loan Cross-President Erve Jean Burns-Vice President Joyce Sutton-Secretary-Treas. Barbara Atterholi Alfred Corrado Carolyn Countryman Sarah Freer Miriam Gehhart Louise Halter Carolyn Hendry Tom Hoffman Virginia Ireland Patricia Matthews Lee Miller Paul Minesinger Joan Moore Marilyn Mowrey Robert McGeary Shirley Shenberuer Helen Smith Elizabeth Taylor Miss Johnson, Adviser '70 R-X D' Y M W is lb Q xx x ww' Sv -1 R: 3 Q i xx X W Spf M I ig -...'f,,, 2 gg VA: 'bm P ,, was ,EV Q I 2 4 5 2 11 1 1 .. ..:: XQ.. LC, .'..:.'.-' -A X K .. we f X N V ,K x ' ' :PW if WWI -:vw . 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P Q . 4: , E J. , Qu 5 if W ms' nam no nvm-mrp - gwmmuw12.r.mnc zmwunem'm-fluzamauun 4 in was nfwfnmr! mm immxwmvrfmmmmsuf gnmanw. :- V ' u1:,wsm:,n..1vmw Am: H 5 lun zswe 1 ag M max' if Ashland High regrets losing a fine coach in Mr. Longley, but we will continue to value him as a teacher and friend. We are happy to welcome Mr. Buckner, and we feel that he will make a success of his new team as he has of his Jayvee teams And so, cordially, the old greets the new. WAIQMINIE UD WITH IBILI. Mclilflf NO FAVORITES AS NCO GRID TEAMS POINT FOR SEASON'S OPENING GAMES-Ashland's place in the league will very likely be determined by how much football the boys want to play . . . A'S SCORE TWICE TO WIN GRID TRIALeDefeat Loudonville, 13-0, in practice game . . . ASHLAND 7-SHELBY 6-61 yard march in fourth quarter. Stop Whippets on 1 foot line . . . Puglisi passed to Mumaw for a touchdown . . . A's point for upset of Harding . . . MARION RALLIES TO WIN 18-9-It was a plucky, aggressive, and hard-lighting Ashland team that was knocked out of the league leadership by Marion . . . McNabb's recovery of Marion fumble sets stage for touchdown march . . . Wooster, unbeatenithrough all of last season, have won their first three this year, outweigh Ashland seven pounds to the man . . . ASHLAND SNAPS WOOSTER'S LONG WIN STREAK 22-6-Dalton-Paxton pass scores . . . Howell drives over . . . NCO teams get top rating in sportmanship . . . ASHLAND HELD TO 6-6 TIE BY MOUNT VERNON-Dalton-Paxton pass scores again . . . MARION HARDING WINS TITLE-Undefeated in league play . . . A's again underdogs at Mansfield . . . MANSFIELD 40-ASHLAND 0 . . . Long runs spell defeat for A's . . . Twelve seniors play final for Ashland High: Bill Berry, Bob Bedwell, Clare Bush, Cliff Cothren, Dorne Dalton, Joe Glass, Glenn Haller, Paul Hughes, Howard McNabb, Wayne Miller, Marshall Mumaw, Bradley Peckinpaugh . . . SEN- IORS FEATURE FINAL WIN-Four score first points in last game. Ashland defeats Bucyrus 26-0 in NCO windup. Cothren, Dalton, Miller, and Haller tally . . . A'S SECOND IN NCO LOOP-Ashland High seniors pick all-foe team . . . High School eleven outgains foes by 52 yards. Mumaw leads scoring . . . ASHLAND PLACED BERRY AND COTHREN ON FIRST TEAM, McNABB ON SECOND-Paxton and Mumaw get honorable mention . . . Front Row: Wayne Ritter, Bob Bedwell, Marshall Mumaw, Claire Bush, Bill Berry, Howard Mcllalsh, Joe Glass, Clifford Cothren, Wayne Miller, Harold Clawson Second Row: Charles Paxton, Harold LaRue, Lester Hesson, Dorne Dalton, Glenn Haller, Paul Hughes, Bradley Pecltinpaugh, Bol: Howell, Jim Puqlisi. Third Row: Mr. Longley, Jim Hilty, Jim Schull, Bob Brownson, Tom Bear, Ed. Mclluate, Leo Stranu, Bill Pedigo, Jim Dove, Rex Vanzile. VAIQSIT DUT BALI. 1. Berry-all NCO guard 2. Cothren-all NCO tackle ul 4 x 1. MansHe1d game iPhoto by T. GJ 2. Mumaw gets hrs man at the Norwalk game 3. Hesson in practice 4. Mount Vernon piles up with Ashland 5. Norwalk 6. Mansfield game iPhoto by T. GJ lst Row: Harold Clawson, Bob Ward, Marshall Mumaw, Rex Benton, Ben Davis, Jim Puqlisi. Earl Grover, Mr. Longley 2nd Row: Bah Bedwell, Dean Duffy. Bah Atterholt, Tom Bear, Vincent Barr tcaptainb, Bob Howell, Bob Brownson VAIQSITY BASKETBALL All eyes are on Vince Barr, all NCO forward. He broke the NCO scoring rec- ord with 163 points and the high school record with 260 points. Vince was captain of this year's basketball team. This year the basketball team won third place in the NCO league. Besides Vincent Barr, there were several other team members who deserve high praise. Bob Howell was a very good guard, excelling in one hand shots. Bob Atterholt astounded onlookers by his accuracy on long shots. Bob Howell made the NCO second team, and Bob Atterholt got honorable mention. The team is losing Vincent Barr, Bob Atterholt, Bob Bedwell, Rex Benton, Marshall Mumaw, and Bob Ward. Three letter men, however, will return to carry the heaviest responsibility. These are Dean Duffy, Bob Howell, and Tom Bear. In the tournament the team won the first game with odds against them. In the second game Ashland surprised everyone by losing by only four points. Until the last few minutes the chances seemed about even, but then Bellevue scored two baskets. Nevertheless, this year the basketball team has seen one of its best years. Loudonville 19 Ashland 30 Home Madison Ashland Home Norwalk Ashland Away Mount Vernon Ashland Away Wooster Ashland Away Bucyrus Ashland Away Marion Ashland Home Galion Ashland Away Shelby Ashland Home Mount Vernon Ashland Home Mansfield Ashland Home Bucyrus Ashland Home Wooster Ashland Home Marion Ashland Away Mansfield Ashland Away Galion Ashland Home Shelby Ashland Away Sandusky Ashland Home Port Clinton Ashland Sandusky Bellevue Ashland Sandusky NW A-W5,.m if 1 iw i' ,Eg if ei g at 3 3 in e - ' Q Q .. +V' Q 4 il' Sh F -.fil ss! ,, ig.. Q25 ' I vel f Q Y U e c Keep you ye on the ball I 'sf as eg A Q gg v aaig' 5 - Ep w '!' V 3 Q K ' an Y 5 2 Ml' x Q 9 2, 'M e f :gf!'i':f 'K-M.. W5 My e J. V. FCUTIBALI. lst Raw: Hilty, Manager, Euuene Beymer, Shelby Edwards, Marold Maxhimer, Tom Wily, Bob lmnerio, Bill McMurray, Fritz Smith, George James 2nd Row: Dean Dufly, Don Tucker, Jim Kane, Bah Semnle, Jr. Martin, Earl Grover, Don Darr, Paul Berry, Bill Wauner, A. L. Buckner 3rd, Row: Sidney Mowrer, Wayne Filer, Maurice lletler, Charles Bartley, Gene Edmnnsan, Robert Alterman, Philip Stentz. Jack Spellman, Paul Fortney This year the jun- ior varsity basketball team won 17 games and lost only l. Mr. Buckner, the coach, moulded together a group of players who had excellent team- work. Their strong- est three antagonists were Mansfield, Mar- ion, and Sandusky. They defeated Mans- iield and then lost at Marion. The boys still grieve that Pete Risser could not play at Marion because of an injury. They play- ed an exciting game at Sandusky, triumph- ing in the end. Philip Stentz and Jim Shull were both high-scor- ing forwards. Center, Pete Risser, was cap- tain of the team and provided real back- bone. Ralph Hurst and Bob Semple, guards, played a good defensive game. The coaching of Mr. Buckner and the team -work of these boys explain the splendid record of this year's junior var- sity. 88 The Junior Varsity snapped into form this year to win the N. C. O. championship. The boys won against Marion, Mt. Vernon, and Galiong and pounded Shelby back for 69 yards to win a touch- down and tie the score. The lost by only one point to the Wellington varsity team and scored against Mansfield, although they lost the Mansfield game. Coach Buckner is largely responsible for this year's success. Harold Maxheim- er, captain, excelled with Tom Wiley at making holes for plunges. Dean Duffy, halfback, was good at punting and passing. Francis Smith and Eugene Beymer could catch pass- esg and Don Darr, Bill Wagner, and Pete Berry were the end run stars. These were not the only outstanding players, but the excellent standards of all the boys combined to make a real team. tl. V. BASKETBALL 1st llow: Gilbert Rouen, Bob Semple, Shirley Risser, Ralph llurst, Phillip Stentz. Jill Shull, Charles Bartley, Mairioe ltetler 2nd llw: Gerald Lindecann, Manager Fritz Smith, Ed Mc0uate, Shelby Edwards, John Conklin, A. L. Buckner Ml Row: Clarence Prentice, George James, Paul Yeatef, Max Buckner. llarald Zimmerman, Don Tucker, Jael Lent: mv Kenneth Darr, Donald Darr, Bill Wagner, Joe Denbow, Jim Groff, Mr. Schell -Q-Q BASEBALL GULF Isl Row: Ralph Hurst, Coach Sidn Boyd, James Dove, Rex Benton. Howa McNabb, Leo Stranu. .lim Shull. 2nd Row: Jim Roland, Bob Imneri Jack Kerr, Bob Howell, Dean Dulley, BI Semple, Tom Wiley, Jr. McDanieIx. B4 Hershey, Carl Urban, Donald Tucker ,w .r BW -D0 Mr. McDowell, Jean Hartman, Warren Soreng, Glenn Haller, Claud Kimhall, Bah Brnwnson, Gilbert Rogers, Wayne Ritter, Frank Joseph 90 S B S U if Km' X 411 'gud an R N 2 TEAC li TEAM Mme in aw ? + A 'Franks rl V 3' 'X' J ks w, we lst Row: Clifl Cothren, Jim Puglisi, Bill Pedigo, Gerald Lindecamp, Ed McQuate, Sam Clark 2nd Row: Max Buckner, Sidney Mowrer, Arthur Bilheimer, Lester llesson, Tom Bear, Gaylord Miller, Bill Fulmer, Charles Paxton, Pat Merritt, Coach Buckner 3rd Row: Assistant Coach Jesson, Clifton Highman, George James, Charles Bartley, Clare Bush, Shirley Risser, Morgan Hartman, Manager Richard Reese, Marion Dunlap TENN S .V mx ax FEATIJ DES a 1 6 H 3 23 221 W ff fi Q we 5 is ii 53. we Q 3 YA Q , sf fi 92 T, 2 1 1 w J! :nA,.m:x1:,'1yuma+zu'3mnxmmmmi illlmmmzmxlnwwmnnialxnumufllzxumrmnwlnlmmuuimcswmunngml ., -.U .1 1 , - 1 , ,V . . ,f. w r 4 ,-I U 1 ' i ff w Q ,..a 1, S QE W x, Q 7 1 2 M 5 'K S as k A . 'L x V wi! E mfdy .Y Kms! f 229' ,,,,, f : f H ..: ........ : .,..x ....,, z ,. EV , Q gf - .A W 4? , 5 , . N K' . ! . A 'X' Y ffxf wiv .f4f gQ,a 5 A 3 'tf MF ' g 3 . f MW- r 1, H - kqy, ,rv f This stairway is found in the new addition to the building. The light w o o d w o r k a n d walls make it, too, very attractive. The landings are al- ready a popular rendezvous of cor- ridor couplesf' Any time before or after school the couples are congregated on each landing of the new stairway. 92 NEW ADDITIDN 6' A year's activity has resulted in this new addition con- sisting of live rooms. One of these rooms is the general shop, where boys disas- semble automobiles and then reassem- ble them. Another is the Museum of Natural History, which contains the Thornburg collec- tion. These rooms are all made pleas- ant by light-color- ed woodwork and walls and by vene- tian blinds. STAFF Elzaheth Peckinpaugh, News Editor Betty Mae Zehner, Assistant Marjorie Estill, Feature Editor Virginia Williston, Assistant Jane Kaman, Activity Editor Esther Bunton, Katherine Bontiglio. Assistants Bill Pedigo, Sports Editor Marjorie Keck, Assistant Catherine Morr, Exchange Editor Donald Campbell, Junior High Reporter Howard Gongwer. Business Manager Howard McNabb, Advertising Manager Lucite Davis, Circulation Manager Doris Caton, File Clerk Portia Smith, Typist Miss Shirley Roth, Faculty Sponsor -- s-.....,.. ..,M ..... . , Mr. Thornburg with his collec- tion of butter- Hies. 5 5 'v 9.99: O ,OO 'O QQ! Q50 6,95 190.08 55:0 Q 555, Op 5.5.5 Q .:25.t.Q Q 5 33 3 4 I ff lt. 1 If :av gwsw' Wine s Sd Q . S i l f lk! ,S x-::..' .X Q ,f X , S3 fx If ff' 4' E 5 s .rf-, A 1. There's a Long Long Trail- 2- BOY 011 iCe 3. In tune with winter 5. Mr. Todd laughs at cold A W 4. Santa Claus goes to school 6. Admiral Byrd's snow cruiser , 4 A 'axis' . 5.1: 4 , yi 3 ,f f ' J -' 5' , af' 9 f I 4 I 6, 1 W J fm? .,., My an-H211 .mf 1 ,M ,M ., ,, W l Q 2. Captain 3 i 1. .Jim 5 Y xi ' Vlfiiff : ...af 5 2 Eg .vw if . t 8 Q, V fi' L' ,f V x xg ,. 1, -.': ' X , ,Q - .Q f 1 5 .Qi- ,wsu , .. . A 5 N Y K x mi .S Rv , Y :QS Rx st X W 0 A S W., K Ns With.. , , 1 x X, . 'F K' f Q X SX s N N :XRS is K 5 Q 3 'S g 1 I 6 H is wx 'pw 'w 1 -rr 1, ff Q mx ' vw 3 s W. ,. , '-f Q - 1 -,Q . . if R f .Y T, ag' R , .-1 Ly. L f,? im, xi L ' LW . 'j,5rA A, - jf R 1-4 5 2 ' -Q-gi' f A- e, N Nw, i - :wk K - Q -m 'N Qt 7, ' ' -aw, U , A Nw, if ww K 'f W ' iff:-Nx'f E?F f 'G its ' f acher slts on dlgm ,aug ' -up .-Y N sf ' SY' V an . .wwbdlf L. s thx FRIENDS Cf ASHLAND I'IIGl'I The Guide Staff of 1940 wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following patrons who have helped make this book possible. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIES Buzzard's Wrecker Burris Q Fasig-Firestone Tires Logan Motors For Ashland Buick Co. Rudy's Garage-Nash Service Page Chevrolet Inc. Mowrey Bros. Service Station Wharton's Texaco Batteries Dilgard Auto Parts Watch the Buyers Power Purol Co. DEPARTMENT STORES S. S. Kresge Co. Friendly Furniture Store Gilbert Furniture Co. J. C. Penny Co. F. W. Woolworth Co. The Home Company Montgomery Ward 8 Co. DRUG STORES H. C. Hire The Druggist Ashland Drug Co. The Dale Drug Co. CLOTHING STORES Moshers- Men 8 Boys Clothing Fashion Co. The Morganstern Store Preis Store Zo1a's Dress Sho Hub's Tailored Clothes Strauss Clothing Co. Csssel 8 Hartsel FARM IMPLEMENTS International Harvester Co. B. H. Ferguson Farm 8 Home Equipment FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Ashland Production Credit Association First National Bank FLORISTS Holm Flower Shop Overeynder Florist FOOD RETAILERS The Cotta e Q Sherick's Diner Nardini's Confectionery Pelat's Restaurant Ashland Sanitary Dairy Products Boyer Dairy Products HARDWARES Home Hardware Q Supply Co. Ashland Hardware Co. Stahl's Hardware Union Hardware Supply Co. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCIES Harkness Q Leed Ins. Agency Midland Mutual Ins. Company Mathews Q Edwards Thomas Ins. Agency J. Howard Culler Ohio State Life Doerrer's Ins. Agency Ingmand Ins. Agency R. V. McConnell Ins. Agency MANUFACTURERS Dr. Hess Q Clark Inc. The F. E. Myers Q Bros. Co. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Dr. L. H. Martin Dr. Fridline . Geo. M. Emery . E. L. Clem Service Packard and Hudson Service Station Tires and Go Ford Dr Dr Dr. R. P. Joyce Dr. Geo. Riebel Drs. Sheets and Kellogg PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS The Times Gazette Barrett Printing Service Althaus Print Shop Brethern Publishing Co. PUBLIC UTILITIES The Ohio Fue-l Gas Co. Star Telephone Co. Ohio Public Service STUDIOS Badger's Studio Mowrey's Studio SHOE STORES Cornwell A Gault Shoe Store Helbert 8 Shenberger Mayor Howard S. Lutz Dr. R. L. Souder Blue Gift Shop C. G. Sutton-Plumber Ashland Vault Inc. 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