Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1949 volume:

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Dial lfnnesinyez, fditot :Verma Woeffliny, fusineda lffanayez We, the '49ers, through our four years of high school have been both impressed and inspired by the sparkling personality and capability of one Who has been a friend as Well as a leader. His spirit of teamwork, evident both on the play- ing field and in the class room, his unselfish par- ticipation in curricular and extra-curricular activi- ties, his friendliness in the halls-these are but a few of the qualities which make us proud to dedicate this yearbook to .Paul L. Sherck and wish him still brighter prospects for the future. F ore word To each of us who have spent many years seek- ing our gold, this book is an accumulation of ideas, ambitions, and accomplishments. lust as the 49'ers sought their gold a hundred years ago, Ashland High's 49'ers have also been searching for that intangible something. Graduation, their gold, is but a single Word and yet a twelve-year task. For many, their accom- plishments end with their school career While others will engrave their accomplishments across the log of life. When years have passed, personal goals will have changed but as memories never change, We present a past view and a pre-view of the 49'ers search for their gold. gon ten ta Reaching our goal through- 52601124692 Administration Faculty Our Goal .geniou-'49'ers Iuniors Sophomores Freshmen 8th Graders 7th Graders Reaching our goal through- ,feadezdhy Organizations Reaching our goal through- 72am work Boy's Sports Girl's Sports Reaching our goal through- good times Highlights 10-12 13-20 22-39 40-44 45-48 49-52 53-55 56-58 60-94 96-109 110-115 117-135 M X X ,XM j The Q x X. X ,fj,Gi1 ff ,XS ' ' xg YQ wi - - ' v 1 lvl: , 1 XX X - , Q t x 0 , N fy If CDH f 1 1 8 P S G W Q if Gi iw f 44 G Q '-Q 3 f 5' 'ffl' ?'1f o'f'-law . 'ff , . 4.'g4,v 'F L jIIMx xW J. IIE!!! uifv- livln - -!,gvii5,g3: ss QEQEEIV 5.55 lQE'ffi,::xgi,!4Hl1M L: .ml iiimai. f'?!!:'P P DU If X A K, , Nc T K tluiv 3, pt 4 1 ! ig , -1-4' Wg 'o- '- 11 65- ' ,fp THUG ' X X ,1 , ---- ,491 .. ff 'mfg-9.Xj,f H fx , N1 E F x K ' 'N ' 1 X 'swilwx -K ' v f ' Q: ,it Q e 1' y X X gg 75 xg 1 -h , ' - ' X f f kb ' 51: ST? 1 A! 0 fm N g 4 X I v' Bb .X 5 Administration ARTHUR B. GORSUCH, PRINCIPAL Ohio State University B.S. in Education, M.A. S. F. JAMESON, SUPERINTENDENT Ohio Northern University Columbia University, M.A. J. E. HARTZLER, ASS'T PRINCIPAL Bluffton College Wooster College Ohio State University, B.A., MA. Problems 10 1 Administration '-1-1 Mx 'P SARAH B. SMITH, DEAN OF GIRLS ROGER M. PAXTON, DEAN OF BOYS Wittenberg College Stanford University Ashland College Western Reserve, B.A. Chicago University English II Wisconsin University Northwestern University, BJ-X. Latin II Advisor, Future Teachers 3fx,,1'5 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Charles Freer, Richard Oblinger, B. F. Zercher, lane Meuser, Clerk: Robert S. McKinley, Vice-President' Edgar Koehl, President. ' ll BETTY WICKS and JANE MEUSER Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. in Secretarial Studies ,419 DORIS ALEXANDER Bowling Green University Ohio State University B.S. in Education Commercial GRACE GEISINGER URBAN MAE POLAND and WILMA HARTMAN Secretary to Superintendent SeC1'6iCI1'iSS to PIiI1CiPCI1 Faculty 'l fill? ,, Q2 9 ' 'V emi 7fL.,j-Q, A 'V , 5'fi?f,2Q69gHf '. e 7' 'ZQWW' , 7 ' ' ' ' ,f V : g, ,V tv V: g,,f7.3' , : r ,,,, ni ,W 'Q , V ,,. , t. f 5 If t l I 171, ix' ,g , if .f'-:,, , ' V 11,5 ,I 'Af' Q ,I , L-W nl V5 ' 1 i fwffli' , V ,, , A1 pf VERON AMOS Oberlin College Bowling Green University University of Toledo University of Colorado, B.A. Mathematics, English 7 12 MARY E. AMSTUTZ Bluffton, BA. Ohio State University, MA. General Science, Hygiene Ass't Advisor. Tr. Girl Reserves RAYMOND BAl.l.OU A.B., B.S. Ashlcmd College M.A. Ohio State University Oberlin College School Psychiatrist BETTY BARTLETT Muskingum College University of Michigan, B.A., M.A. Speech. English Advisor, Thespians fi K I THEODORE P. BILAN Bowling Green, B.A. B.S. in Education English, Geography 7 MARTHA BOWMAN Wooster College, B.A. Geography, History-7 Advisor, Amateur Artists HENRY BISHOP SIDNEY BOYD State Teachers, Potsdam, N. Y. Muskingum College S1519 Teachers, Oswegql N. Y, Ohio State University, B.A., M A State Teachers, Buffalo, N. Y. U. S. History University ol Pittsburgh Athletics Manager Carnegie Institute of Technology General Shop Advisor, Koda Klub 13 .af I7 S NADINE BUTLER Ohio University, B.S. in Education Commercial Studies Advisor, Yearbook AGNES DINSMORE Bowling Green University Ohio State University B.S. in Education Home Economics Advisor, Future Homernakers ELLEN CAMPBELL Wooster College Columbia University, B.A., M.A. English Advisor, National Honor Society Y, , PJ Sf' Y' 5' 53, ' X. Q Jrfti if ,ix f Q ' xwla gf il 7 . EJ X A sf -Q. 9, ' ll ifiixwtatw - 3 Q x U1 ' a. . g ff' ,341 f, . n ' fig- 'fx gt nu: 0 A is' Ill! 5 .ffmfl x ,X it 1, ,N X 'Ev - g l 1.,' T55 ,. .. .. W G DALLAS Toledo University Bowling Green University Ohio State University Pittsburgh University Bookkeeping Athletic Admissions FLORENCE FOUST Heidelberg College Ohio State University Columbia University New York University, B.A. American Problems Advisor, Sr. Girl Reserves 14 GRACE FRANZ Wooster College Ypsilanti State University Kent State University Ashland College Western Reserve University B.S. in Education Algebra Advisor, College Club , X9 MARTHA MARY FUNK F- E- GNAGEY Wittenberg College ASh10Ud CQHQ'-J? Westem Reserve University Colorado UHIVQYSNY A MA. Cornell SPms2'Eng1Qf15fab Chiglszsgdsv-A Ad ' , ' , ysics vlsor pams u J. E. GATES Advisor, Senior Class University of Toledo Printing , , vt' l,4-- ORA GRIEST Wooster College Chicago University Westem Reserve University, Ph.B. World History R. H. GROFF Ashland College University of Akron University of Toledo Machine Shop GAILARD HALL Ohio University Ohio State University, M.A B.S. in Education Mechanical Drawing Advisor, Iunior Hi-Y 15 .-ov' HAMILL HARTMAN Mount Union College Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. LENA JOHNSON Wooster College Kent State University Iournalism, English 10 ASh1GHd College Advisor, Panorama and Wllllgim Gnd Mary Student Hand Book RQDGER HILLER B.S. in Education Ohio State University, B.S. Agricultural Education Citizenship, Ohio History DAVID KIRSCH Northwestern University New York University Chicago Musical College B.M. in Education Music String Instruction HELEN KLICKOW Wittenber C g ollege University of Michigan, B.A., M.A. Library Science Advisor, Library Service Club V164 GEORGE KRILL Ohio State University B.S. in Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Advisor, Future Farmers MAXIM: KRAUTER MILDRED MAHON Ohio State University B.S., M.S. in Home Economics Dieticiari Otterbein College, A.B. English, History 7 MAX JOSEPH LERNER Ohio State University B.S. in Education, M.A. Coordinator of Shops ,Q JAMES McDOWELL Ashland College Ohio State University, B.A. Mathematics, History 7 Advisor, Koda Klub and Ushers DWAIN C. MU RAY ELEANOR JUNE MARTIN Bluffton Coueze Qhlo Unlversllyl Ohio State University, BA. B-S- In APPh9d Scfence Colorado State University, MA , Home Economlcs General Science Advisor, Future Homemakers Advisor' yearbook and Photography Statt 177 LOUIS E. PETE Kent State University Ashland College Northwestern University B. of Music, B.S. in Education Mus. D. Cl-Ion.Q Music WARD PFEIFFER Ashland College, B.A. Toledo University History, Driving EDWARD S. PLANK Ashland College, B.A. Physical Education, Coaching ANNA MAE POSTLE Ohio State University University of Chicago B.S. in Education English 10 HENRY RAMPELT Mount Union College Baldwin Wallace College Ohio State University B.A., M.A. Mathematics 8, Coaching 18 HELEN RICKEL Albright College Western Reserve University Kent State University, B.A. Latin I, Mathematics 8 Advisor, Sr. Girl Reserves JEAN MARIE ROWSEY Goshen College, B.A. h Ashland College English 8 Advisor, Ir. Girls Athletic Club HARRIETTE RUSSELL Kent State, B.S. Physical Education Advisor, Cheerleaders, Girls Athletic Club PAUL SHERCK Heidelberg College Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. Science 8 Advisor, Student Senate: Activities MARJORIE SPRAGUE Ashland College, B.A. English 9 Advisor, Ir. Girl Reserves KATHERINE SMELSER ANN STANLEY Capital University Ohio State University, B.A., B.S. Ohio State University French, English ll B.S. in Ellxducation Advisor, Junior Class rt Advisor, Art Club 19 f - Tix - C. E. TAYLOR Findlay College, B.A. General Mathematics, Coaching WALTER TALLMAN Ohio State University, B.S. in Education Mathematics, Geography 7 Advisor, Senior Hi-Y R. C. THORNHILL Ohio State University Stout Institute B.A., B.S. in Education Woodwork A-as 4 LOUIS U. TODD Oberlin College Harvard University Kent State University, B.A., LLB. Trigonometry, Geometry, Advanced Algebra Chairman, Assembly Committee FRED WAGNER Wooster College Ohio University Ohio State University, B.A. - Biology, Science 8 Z0 E. D. WOLFE Ohio State University Kent State University Ashland College Columbus Business College Mathematics, English 7 1 , 'Z' 1 J P 4 If 9 if f 5' lv 2 2? , 1 Z i 10- - - S . ill . A , -. X. , , .1 . ,- L - fx , R QQQQJQ 'i A Ki f,, -Y Y - ii-'J v XY s 4 -A - - S I, E? 3 g F sg , Y l ii' ' -xii l i 45. SM- ft -t , 'QQ 'Lf -3 'F-F-S-ix-'iQf ' ?FE' f -1 I, E xi ?l x Xs x 4 ,-6, N - - X 2 if X - 1-A-if 1 E 5 K , A 2: R 4 ,I 1-l K1 ' ' I XSS 1,2 C4 . N i Y ' , X fb-' - S AQ - ..!'-.-- rri. f' ..... f ,fs-ggl' Senior Council Bfubo e ' sentative-qt-tutq tb me Actwmes Pxesidenu Ger12ehOW-'I' Repte mon , . . . gepref-9 Mun 0 I I D.Ck Mmesxnfg G Hmet, vane President? Eevsgzlllom? flowconlmmeef San I k I . Caro TxeU5u'e N und . son- - 1: 0 Q Secretory? BPH gloflgcrrbook Ednontcmve f d I li . . 0. 'det Bepmse asf now: Spersiitsfullggct-ldfqe'alll? Donsxlel Pl ' Man t At-1vxS0f' fudden. Repfook Buixffeiihr Gndqell IQC emmq, Yer!! Committee. 0 blY me Assem In l849 many people became successful over ' h N . mg t. They discovered gold! ow just one hundred years later a group of students have discovered gold, too. Although it has taken them four years to do this, they have panned many lumps along the Way. ' In our freshman year We chose our sites and settled down to mining. We got oft to a good start with algebra and Latin. The second year We du i t b g n o iology and geometry. We began to enter into more activities and near the end of this e y ar We chose a cabinet to rep- resent us 1n our 1un1or year. That year We were bound to strike gold! We held class meetings, selected our rings, and studied hard, but still no gold. Still searching, We presented our junior class play, Dear Ruth On Ma 28 194 h . y , 8, we discovered GOLD W en We planned and presented Opus in Pastels for the Seniors In the fall oi '48 We continued th G e old Rush hoping to make it in '49, We began to process our little lumps which we had discovered. We polished these lumps of knowledge, leadership, and character. They became shiny nuggets which shined their brightest in athletics, dramatics, organizations, music, and in the classrooms. Success has come the hard way for many of us and the easy Way for others, but We have all made it. In Iune We Will receive our reward and our last nugget of gold-the most brilliant of all-our diploma at graduation. The processing has been a hard task, but Ashland High School is proud to present its latest discovery of gold-the 49'ers. 23 james Abram I. V. Football 2: Sr. Band l-2: Li- brary Service Club 1-2 Gus Babas Varsity Football 3: Track 4: Class Play 4: Student Senate 1: Ir. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y 2- 3-4: Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Scholar- ship Team l Richard Bolin I. V. Football l: Track 1-2-3: Cross Country 2 49 K f L22 L Leland Ambroxe I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 4: I- V, Basketball 25 F. F. A. l-2- 3-4, Vice President 4 Mary Baker Monitor 4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: G. A. C. l Donald Aulger Panorama Staff 3: School News 2: Monitor 3-4: Perfect Attend- ance l : College Club 3-4: Library Service Club l-2: Future Teach- ers of America 3-4 Phillip Bachmann Edward Bates Ra gna Bennett Monitor 3: Ir. Choir l-2: Sr. Choir 3-4: College Club 3-4: Distribu- tive Education 4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Scholarship Team 3 Annabelle Bomelz Perfect Attendance l: Ir. Band l: Sr. Band 2-3-4: Ir. Choir l: Sr. Choir 2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Col- lege Club 3-4: G. A. C. 1-2: Girl Reserves 3-4 23 Richard Bonfiglio A Award 4: Varsity Football l-2-3-4: Track li Hobby Club l, Sergeant-at-Arms james Boss Nova High School 1: CNova, Ohiol: I. V. Basketball l: Col- lege Club 3-4: Distributive Edu- cation 4, Vice President 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Motion Picture Operator '2 .Z W ....x Xp ,, h ,if t tl ,--- -1- I .fr ,- .,L, . t -X in ,S john Bowles A Award 2-4: I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 4: I. V. Baseball l: Track 1: Monitor 2-4: Motion Picture Operator l . Gene Brubaker Manager's A Award 3: Foot- ball Manager 2-3: Track Mana- ger 2-3: Class Council 4, Vice President: Monitor 4: Ir. Choir 1: College Club 4: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4: Photo Staff 1-2-3-4 Gaynor Burns National Thespians 3-4: Class Play 4: Auditor 4: Thespian Play 4: One-Act Plays 4: Guide Staff 4: Panorama Staff 2-3: Student Handbook 2-3: Orchestra l-2-3-4: Art Club l-2-3-4, Secretary 2. President 3, Treasurer 4: Girl Re- serves 3-4, Secretary 4: Essay Contest Winner 4: Honor Roll l-4 'HZ' Beverly Brown A Award 3: Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 3-4: Sr. Band 2-3-4: G. A, C. 1-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4: Honor Roll 3-4 H l joseph Brubaker Thespian Play 4: Student Senate 4: Koda Club 4: Library Service Club 1-2, President 2: Motion Picture Operator 4: Stage Crew 1-2-3-4, Manager 3-4 Richard Bnsh Distributive Education 4 Mary -Brown William Brownson Class Play 3: Class Council 4, Treasurer: Guide Staff 4: Perfect Attendance l-2: Sr. Band 1-2-3-4: College Club 3-4, Vice President 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Spanish Club 3-4: Scholarship Team l-3: Honor Roll 2-3 l Barbara Buckingham Sr. Band l: Art Club 2-4: F.H.A. l-2 Robert Burnett Photo Staff Z-3: Perfect Attend- ance 2-3-4: Sr. Band 3-4: Orches- tra 1: College Club 3: Hi-Y 1-2-3- 4, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 4: Photo Staff William Campbell Monitor 4-: Ir. Choir lb: Sr. Choir Z-3-4: Hi-Y 3-4: Library Service Club l: Spanish Club 2: Stage Crew l-Z Joanne Chorpening A Award 31 All-Star Basket- ball 4: National Thespians 4: Class Play 4: One-Act Plays 3: CIUSS COUHCU 3. Representative- at-Large: Sr. Band l-2-3-4: Choir 2-3-4, Assistant Director: Orches. tra 1-2-3-4: G- A. C. l-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Essay Contest Win- ner l: Honor Roll 4 l Carol Cbrzxrnan Class Play 35 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra 45 College Club 3-45 G.A.C. 1-25 Girl Reserves 3-4, Vice President 3: Scholarship Team 2-4: Honor Roll 2-3-4 Frances Corral Distributive Education 45 G. A. C. 35. Girl Reserves 3-4 Barbara Clark Monitor 25 Distributive Educa- tion 45 Girl Reserves 3-4 joan Condo A Award 45 All-Star Basket- ball 3-45 Leader 45 Perfect At- tendance 2-45 lr. Band 15 Sr. Band 2-3-45 lr. Choir 1-25 Senior Choir 3-45 Orchestra 3-45 G.A.C. 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 45 Home Coming Attendant 45 Honor Roll 4 Robert Cutlip Orchestra 1-2-3 Nancy Daugherty Perfect Attendance l-Z-3-4: Li- brary Service Club 2-3-45 Schol- arship Team 3 X la 5 , ff-t Beverly Clark Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2- 3-45 F.H.A. 3-45 G.A.C. 1 Rzcbaral Curnberlancl National Thespians 4: Class Play 35 One-Act Plays 45 Student Senate 1-35 Monitor 35 Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 Distributive Education 45 Hi-Y 3-45 Library Service Club l5 Spanish Club 25 Motion Picture Operator l-2-3 Norma Deane Distributive Education 45 F. H. A. 35 G. A. C, 15 Girl Reserves 3-45 Scholarship Team 3-4 25 Connie Cordell National Thespians 4: Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 2-3-4: Pan- orama Stafi 45 School News 3-45 Student handbook 3: Library Service Club 1-2-3 Florence Curtis Perfect Attendance 3-45 Girl Re- serves 4 Mary Ann Dicleman Student Senate 45 Monitor 45 Per- fect Attendance l-2-3-45 Girl Re- serves 3-42 Library Service Club l ,W ,,W,,,7'.,,W.K,.,.,,,, ,.,,, . . , .,..,..,,,, ,,,,, ,W , f rf. V - f I ga , ng' A :f a .,., N A , ,fa V 5'-i f .. 4 w ., Byron- Dilgard I. V. Baseball 25 Guide Staff 4: Monitor 35 Perfect Attendance 3- 45 Ir. Choir 3: Sr. Choir 45 Hi-Y 3-4 i jolon Donelson Perfect Attendance 3-4: Spanish Club 43 Scholarship Team 2-3-42 Honor Roll 2 Dolores Echelberger A Award 3: Three Chevrons: All-Star Basketball 3-4: Leaders 3-45 One-Act Plays 35 Assembly Committee 25 Class Council 3, Representative to Activities Committee: Guide Staff 45 Per- fect Attendance lg College Club 3-4: G. A. C. l-2-3-4, President l: Girl Reserves'3-4, President 4: Head Usher 45 Girl's State 3: Es- say Contest Winner 2-31 Honor Roll l-3 Richard Dilgarvl Sr. Band 45 Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 Or- chestra l-2-3-4g Hi-Y 2-3-4: Future Teachers oi America 4 David Downze A Award 45 I. V. Basketball l- 2g Varsity Basketball 3: l- V- Baseball l-23 Varsity Baseball 41 Panorama Staff 4: School News 3 Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Hi- Y 3-4 Roger Dillon Norma Drusbel Perfect Attendance 3: Distribu- tive Education 4, Treasurer: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4 William Eckarzl Robert Ewing Bud Doan I. V. Football lg lr. Band lf F.F.A. l-2-3-45 Motion Picture Operator 2 Barbara Dnnharn Art Club lp F. H. A. 2-3: Girl Re- serves 4 ' Rita Farver A Award 2: Track 112: Cross Perfect Attendance 3 School News 41 G. A. C. 3: Girl Country 21 Student Senate 45 Reserves 34 School News 45 Hi-Y l-25 Koda Club 3-4, Chaplain 4 26 Ann Fike Class Play 45 Perfect Attend- ance 25 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 College Club 3-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Eghlplarship Team 2: Honor Roll Joyce Farrow . Guide Stafi 45 Panorama Staff 35 School News 25 Student Hand- book 25 Monitor 35 Distributive Education 45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Spanish Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Scholarship Team l-2-3-45 Honor Roll 2-3-4 Wayne Graven Hi-Y 4 Charles Finley Richard Fluke Guide Staff 45 Panorama Staff 45 Motion Picture Operator 1-2 Photo Staff 1-2-3-45 Perfect At- tendance 35 Spanish Club 2 Willima Garber F.H.A. 2-3-45 Future Teachers of America 3 Yvonne Gray Monitor 35 College Club 3-45 Dis- tributive Education 45 Girl Re- serves 3-4 5 David Gaul! I. V. Football 2: National Thes- ians 45 Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 2-3-45 Perfect Attendance 1-35 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra 314: Hi-Y 3-4 Betty Foster Coshocton High School 1: CCo- shocton, Ohioj 5 Panorama Staff 45 School News 45 Monitor 45 Art Club 4: F. H. A. 2-35 G. A. C. 2-35 Girl Reserves 3-45 Home Coming Attendant 4 Richard Gorham Sweetwater Union High School 2-35 C National City, CaliiorniaD5 Varsity Football 45 Track 45 Na- tional Thespians 45 Thespian Play 45 Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 45 Monitor 45 Perfect At- tendance 45 Sr. Choir 1-45 Koda Club 45 Roll 4 Y Connie Green St. Mary of the Springs School 2: CColumbus, Ohioj5 National Thespians 3-45 Class Play 3: One-Act Plays 45 Ir. Choir l5 Dis- tributive Education 4: G. A. C. 15 Girl Reserves 3-4 james Greenawald F. P. A. l-2 me -- ,.- K ... Cameron Gregg 1. V. Football 2: F. P. A. 2-3 Richard H a f fner A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 2: Track 2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Koda Club 3-4, Vice President 4: Future Teachers oi America 3-4, Treasurer 4: Ir. Rotarians 4: Es- say Contest Winner 3: Scholar- ship Team 2-3-4 jim Hartman Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 1: Hi-Y 4 Ardell Griffith Shelby High School 1-2: CShel- by, Ohioj: A Award 4: Var- sity Football 4: l. V. Basketball 2: Cross Country 3: Cadet 4: Spanish Club 3-4 .-'Q A gnes Harris Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 1-3 Ruth Hathaway Wooster High School 1: CWoos- ter, Ohioj: Student Senate 4, Secretary: Guide Staff 4: Pano- rama Staff 3: School News 2: Student Handbook 2: Monitor 3- 4: G. A. C. 2: Girl Reserves 3-4: Scholarship Team 2 john Grindle Perfect Attendance 2-3: Scholar- ship Team l: Honor Roll 1 William Hart Perfect Attendance 3: lr. Band l Yvonne Hazlett A Award 4: All-Star Basket- ball 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Sr. Band l-2-3-4: lr. Choir 1: Orches- tra 4: G.A,C. I-2-3-4: Girl RSSGFV- es 3-4 M05 Suzanne Gunn One-Act Plays 3: Student Senate l: Class Play 4: Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Student Hand- book 3: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Col- lege Club 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Future Teachers of America 3-4, President 4 Earl Hartley Plymouth High School l-2-3-4 CPlymouth. Ohioj Donald H e f fel fin ger F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 '-D' Betty I-Ienthorn Norma H i gbman Perfect Attendance 15 Distribu- tive Education 4: F.H.A. 1 f ? -nl' Margaret H os ford Student Senate 2-3, Secretary 3: Perfect Attendance 25 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Col- lege Club 35 G. A. C. l-25 Girl Reserves 3-45 Library Service Club 15 Scholarship Team 2-45 Honor Roll 1-2 Pauline H entborn Perfect Attendance 35 G. A. C. l- 25 Girl Reserves 3-45 Library Service Club 1-2-3-4, President 4 james H i gbmaiz Sr. Choir 1-2-45 F.F.A. 2-3-4, Sec- retary 4 Paul Hill Scholarship Team 3 Sandra Hmer One-Act Plays 35 Activities Com- mittee l-25 Class Council 4, Rep- resentative to Assembly Com- mittee5 Monitor 3-45 College Club 3-45 G,A,C. l-3-45 Girl Re- serves 3-45 Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4 Ralph H ouser F.F.A. l-2-3-4, Treasurer 4: Mo- tion Picture Operator 1-2 Roderick Howe Panorama Staff 4, Business Man- ager5 School News 35 Student Handbook 35 Pertect Attendance 1-2-3-45 Ir. Band 15 Sr. Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Library Service Club l-2-3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Motion Picture Op- erator 1-2-3-4 29 Merl H i gbmaiz U. S. Navy5 I. V. Football 1 Track 35 Sr. Band l-2-3-4 M13 . 5 4- - li 1 , ' .,.' ifgfif' fr Richard Hoover A Award 4: Varsity Basketball 3-45 Perfect Attendance 2-3 V 'JZ' Lawrence Howman Richard Huhne A Award 4: Varsity'Basebal1 45 Library Service Club 1 Reginald K antzer Perfect Attendance 15 Ir. Choir 1-25 Hi-Y 25 Future. Teachers of America 3-4, Vice-President 45 Motion Picture Operator 4 Rosemary Kobout A Award 45 One-Act Plays 35 Student Senate 1-2, Secretary 2: Class Council 3-4, Treasurer 3, Representative at Large 45 Guide Staff 45 Sr. Choir 1-2-3-45 College Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 G.A.C. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 15 Girl Reserves 3-45 Ushers 45 Scholar- ship Team 2-35 Honor Roll 1-3 11 gg r Martha Hurst A Award 35 Two Chevrons5 All-Star Basketball 3-45 Leader 45 One-Act Plays 35 Student Senate 25 Activities Committee 15 Class Council 3, Representative to As- semblv Committee5 Guide Staff 45.Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Sr. Choir 1-2- 3-45 Colleqe Club 3-45 G. A. C. 1- 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Honor Roll 3 Speros Karas National Thespians 3-45 Class Play 3-45 One-Act Plays 3-45 Class Council 4. President: Sr. Band 1-2-3-4, Student Director5 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Hi-Y l-2-3-4 Doris Kreider A Award 45 All-Star Basket- ball 45 Leader 45 Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 35 Class Council 3-4, Representative at Large 3. Representative to Activities Committee 45 Guide Staff 45 Per- fect Attendance 25 Sr. Band 1-2- 3-45 Sr. Choir 1-2-3-4: College Club 3-45 G.A.C. 1-2-3-4, Treas- urer 45 Girl Reserves 3-4: Essay Contest Winner 25 Honor Roll 3-4 David johnson Sr. Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 15 Hi- Y 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 45 Ir. Rotarians 45 Scholar- ship Team 1-3 Vivian Kirkpatrick Perfect Attendance 45 Distribu- tive Education 45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 3-4 ft' rf wifi fredii? jf! 2 V396-r K 46, A A 3 11.734 Q2 Q -4 . . :g . 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Basketball l-2: Var- sity Basketball 3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Cross Country 3: Athletic Board 4: National Thespians 4: Thes- pian Play 4: Class Play 4: One- Act Plays 3-4: Class Council 3, Vice President: Sr. Band 1-2-3-4: Sr. Choir l-2-3-4, Student Director 4: Orchestra 3-4: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, President 2, Chaplain 4: Boys' State 3: Ir. Rotarian 4 Mary Lou Martin Distributive Education 4, Secre- tary: G. A. C. l: Library Service Club l-2-3-4, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3: Scholarship Team 3-4: Honor Roll l-3-4 Ronald LaRue A Award 4: I. V. Football 1-2: Varsity Football 3-4: Varsity Baseball 4: Cadet 3-4: Perfect At- tendance 1: Hi-Y 2-3-4 f 'Donald Lon g F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 N ancy Learnan Bernard Leiter Panorama Staff 4: Ir. Choir l: Ph0t0Stf1f'l 2-3 Sr. Choir 2-3-4: College Club 3: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4 Mildred Markel Carol Marsh Leader 4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ush- NC!'fi0I1U1 Th9SPiC1I1S 4: One-Act ers 4: Noon Dance Program 4 Plays 3-4: Panorama Stafl 3: School News 2: Monitor 2: Sr. Choir l-2-3-4 Thomas Maxhinier Viola M CC01Z7l8ll F. F. A. l-2-3-4, A Award Distributive Education 4: F.H.A. 2-3-4 Carol McC00l Xenia Central High School CXenia, OhioD: One-Act Plays 3: Guide Staff 4: Perfect Attend- ance 4: Sr. Band 2-3-4, Drum Ma- jorette: Orchestra 2-3-4: College Club 3-4, Secretary 4: G.A.C. 2- 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4 jack McElwazn I. V. Football 2: Track 3: Cross Country Manager 3: Perfect At- tendance 3: Distributive Educa- tion 4, President: Koda Klub 3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Hobby Club 2, Treasurer: Spanish Club 4: Motion Picture Operator 3 Marvin McKinley F. F. A. 1-2-3 Charles Miller A Award 3-4: I. V, Baseball l- 2: Varsity Baseball 3-4: Perfect Attendance l-3-4: Distributive Education 4: Hobby Club 3, Treasurer: Motion Picture Oper- ator l-2-3: Noon Dance Program 2-3 Gloria McEvoy Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 4: Distributive Education 4: Girl Reserves 3-4 M iriarn M cKinley Perle-ct Attendance 3-4: Distribu- tive Education 4: Girl Reserves 4 Richard Minesinger Student Senate 2, Treasurer: Class Council 3-4, President 3: Guide Staff 4, Editor: Orchestra l-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y l- 2-3-4, Secretary 2: Boys' State 3: Ir. Rotarians 4: Essay Contest Winner 2: Scholarship Team 1- 2-3-4: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 32 Carol M cFadden A Award 4: All-Star Basket- ball 3-4: Leader 3-4: Student Senate 3: Class Council 4, Rep- resentative at Large: Monitor 3- 4: Perfect Attendance l: G.A.C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4, Presi- dent 3: Ushers 4: Home Coming Queen 4 Cloyd McNanll Cadet l: F.F.A. 1-2 Robert Moberinan Ir. Band 1-2-3-4: Library Service Club 2-3 Sl :ll Ste' wtf 15135- i?9Wff,-:,-ef at W Patrick McKay :yi V fp, , , v VV 'lay ' ,, 1 AH. A 2: 5: fi, l 2' ' 1- f V- ' v t , wit ,.- 1- 1.+ 1? 5' M11-'is 'Q-ff,- 7 ffl Bonnie Metzger Perfect Attendance 2-3 Dennis Morr A Award 3: Varsity Basketball 3: Monitor 4: College Club 3: Hi. Y 2-3-4: Spanish Club 4 4 jane Morr Norman Newcomer Cadet 45 Perfect Attendance 3-45 Hi-Y 3-4 Gene Mosser A Award 45 I. V. Football Z5 Varsity Football 45 I. V. Baseball, Manager 25 Perfect Attendance 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Motion Picture Operator 15 Noon Dance Pro- Beverly Mnndorf Class Council 4, Secretary5 Pan- orama Stafi 45 Monitor 3-45 Per- fect Attendance 45 College Club 3-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Ushers 45 Honor Roll 4 - i ev Raymond N eikirk A Award 3-45 Varsity Football 45 I. V. Baseball l5 Track 3-4: Ca- det 45 Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-4 gram 1-2-3-4 David Newman Carol Ann Norris Monitor 45 Sr. Choir l-2-3-45 F.H.A. 15 Girl Reserves 3-4, Vice President 45 Ushers 45 Girls' State 3 Robert Oakley I. V. Football 2 A I ,gift -4 --1. Rachelle Otter janet Painter Eugene Park Marilyn Paxton CIGSS P1aY 37 Panafama Staff 45 Perfect Attendance 1-25 Sr. Choir Ir. Band 15 Sr. Band 15 Motion Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 35 SCh001NewS 37 Ofcheslfa 1'2'37 l-Z-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Col- Picture Operatorl Art Club 3-4, Secretary 45 Col- Distributive Education 45 G.A.C. lege Club 3.4: G.A.CL 1.2: Girl 25 Girl Reserves 3-4 - lege Club 45 G.A.C. 15 Girl Re- Reserves 3-4 Serves 3-45 Ushers 45 Honor Roll 33 -10,111 Peffer Elaine Piper Amzis Potter Pertect Attendance l-2-3-4 Sr. Band 2: Distributive Educa- gcln 4: F. H. A. 3-4: Girl Reserves Donald Powell Distributive Education 4 Trula Quang A Award 3, One Chevron: Leader 4: Student Senate 1: Class council 3, Secretary: Guide Staff 4: Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance l: College Club 3-4' G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4, Treasurer 4: Ushers 4: Scholar- ship Team 3-4: Honor'Roll 1-3 Marcelyn Reaser Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 3-4: Ir. Choir l: Art Club l-2-3, Secretary 3: College Club 4: F.H.A. 3: Library Service Club 1 Domza Potts Monitor 3: Distributive Educa tion 4: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Re serves 3-4 Rachel Rickel Student Senate 3: Monitor 4: Sr. Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Col- lege Club 4: G.A.C. 1: Girl Re- serves 3-4, Treasurer 3 Judy Robertson Leader 3-4: National Thespians 34, President 4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 3-4: One-Act Plays 3-4: Guide Staff 4: College Club 3: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Reserves 3- 4: Ushers 4 5.3 Richard Ross Bud Rush Margaret Schaffer Perfect Attendance 35 Library Cadet 4: Koda Club 2-3-4: Libra- Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 4: Service Club l-2-3-4, Vice Presi- TY S91'ViCe Club 1 Girl Reserves 3-4 dent 3 34 I H u gh S chwartzwalder Robert Sears uf., .. lb' n F Y 1 C 5 - V f ,.5 g 3 4 Jw 6 4 ,f 1 rx- QR Richard Scott F, F, A, 1.2.3-4 I. V. Football l-25 Track 15 Class A Award 3-45 I. V. Football l-25 Play 35 Iunior Choir 1: Sr. Choir Z-35 Hi-Y 1-2, Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Varsity Football 3-45 I. V. Basket- ball 15 I. V. Baseball l-25 Varsity KodaK1ub4 Baseball 3-45 Athletic Board 45 Cadet 35 Perfect Attendance 15 Hi-Y 3-4 Lavonne Shoemaker lr. Choir l-2-3 l t l z ' Bonnie Sloan Perfect Attendance l-2-3: F .H.A. Z-3-4, President 45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Ushers 4 Eugene Shorts A Award 45 Varsity Football 45 Track 2: One-Act Plays 45 Spanish Club 45 Motion Picture Operator 1-25 Noon Dance Pro- gram 2 Loren Shoup I. V. Football 1: Perfect Attend- ance l-4 Douglas S hilliday Hayesville High School l-25 CHayesville, OhioD5 A Award 3-45 Varsity Basketball 3-4: Var- sity Baseball 45 Athletic Board 45 Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 4: Guide Staff 45 Perfect Attend- ance 45 Sr. Band 3-45 College Club 45 Koda Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 Essay Contest Winner 3-42 Scholarship Team 45 Honor Roll 4 A , if X I 1135 ,-i,.:2wQ:t': --'1 'ii5Z'1'4 gli fr' ,' Fredrick Sigler ' Panorama Staff 45 School News 35 College Club 45 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Library Service Club l-2-3-4, Vice President 15 Spanish Club 3-45 Scholarship Team 2-3 Asa Smith Fredericktown High School 2-3, CFredericktown, Ohioj5 Distrib- utive Education 45 Hi-Y 4 Wendell Smith A Award 2-3-45 I. V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3-4: Track 2: Cadet 45 Monitor 45 Perfect At- tendance 45 Hi-Y l-2-34, Treas- urer 2 Thomas Stafford Cadet l Carolyn Stalnaker Student Senate 2-35 Monitor 3-45 Perfect Attendance 35 G. A. C. 15 Girl Reserves 3-45 Ushers 45 Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 4 l Ralph Stone F. F. A. 3-4: Hi-Y 2 01 fffx aff fra? ,av A .rv - 4 f 'rM,,--31 ' f- . ,f :gy f , f , . f A , - ' ' ' - if iffs i' - ' A - 512,-1:--e . , J, tbsp f f -as -x 3 mf? 4551 A J: 7' WW' t X f 'J .1 f t Dale Summerton A Award 45 I. V. Football 25 Varsity Football 45 Track 45 Stu- dent Senate 3-4, Vice President 45 Monitor 45 Koda Club 45 Mo- tion Picture Operator 3 Susan Stentz Perfect Attendance 3-45 Sr. Band 1-2-3-4: F. H. A. 35 G. A. C. 1-2: Girl Reserves 3-45 Scholarship Team 1-2 jack Stover A Award 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Track 15 Perfect Attendance l5 Ir. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 2-3-45 Koda Club 3-4, Secretary 4: Spanish Club 2-3 William Stephens Sr. Band 3-45 F. F. A. 1-2-35 Koda Club 4 Ruth Strickling Perfect Attendance 3-4 jeanette Stinebring Perfect Attendance 3-45 Art Club l-2-3-45 G. A. C. 1-2-35 Girl Re- serves 4 Mildred S troase Panorama Staff 45 Perfect At- tendance 45 Sr. Band 1-2-3-41 G. A. C. 1-25 Girl Reserves 3-45 Scholarship Team l-2-3-45 Honor Rol14 Dan Sutton Carol Taylor Charley Tucker A Award 4: Track 1-2-3-4: Monitor 45 An Club 2-4: F. H. A. Student Senate 4: School News CIOSS C01-lI1i1'Y 22 H1-Y 27 Koda 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Home 4: MOHilOI 4: Perfect Attendance Club 4 Coming Attendant 4 3 36 Donald Tucker I. V. Football l-25 Track 15 Ir. Choir 2-3: Sr. Choir 45 Hi-Y 45 Library Service Club l-2: Motion Picture Operator 1-2 .1 f Gaylord Walter A Award 45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 3: I. V. Base- ball 25 Varsity Baseball 3-45 Ca- det 3-45 Panorama Staff 45 School News 35 Perfect Attendance 35 Hi-Y 2-3-4: Spanish Club 4 Rosemary Wiles National Thespians 3-45 Treas- urer 45 Thespian Play 35 Class Play 45 One-Act Plays 3-45 Guide Staff 45 Monitor 35 Sr. Band l-2-35 College Club 3: G, A. C. 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 3-4: Home Coming Attendant 4 Leslie U dell Ir, Choir l-25 Sr. Choir 3-45 Libra- ry Service Club l-2-3-45 Motion Picture Operator 4 Earnest Weaver One-Act Plays 4: Orchestra 1-2- 3-4, Concert Master 3-4: Koda Club 4: Library Service Club l Dorothy Wiltront Student Senate l-45 Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Student Handbook 3, Co-Editor: Perfect Attendance 2-35 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Ir. Choir 1, pianist5 Sr. Choir 2-3- 4, pianist5 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Art Club l-2-35 College Club 3-45 Girl Reserves 3-4 Allen Uncapher lr. Band 15 Sr. Band l-2-3-4: Col- lege Club 45 Koda Club 3-4, President 4: Essay Contest Win- ner l-45 Scholarship Team l-2-4: Honor Roll l Richard Wells Donald Wa gner A Award 3-45 Track 2-3-4: Na- tional Thespians 3-4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Thespian Play 3-45 Class Play 3-45 One-Act Plays 3-4: Stu- dent Senate l5 Guide Staff 45 Perfect Attendance l5 Sr. Band l-2-3-45 Sr. Choir l-25 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 College Club 3-4, Presi- dent 4: Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Ir. Rotarians 4: Essay Contest Winner 15 Scholarship Team l-2-3-45 Honor Roll l-2-4 Kenneth Wharton A Award 2-35 I. V. Football 25 F. F. A. l-2-3-4 Varsity Football 3-4: Sr. Choir l-2-3: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 5 lll. 5 A E '5. 5, ,,',,., :- .J , ' ' . f'-fm' Laverne Wise A Award 25 Track 2: Cross Country 2: School News 35 Hi-Y l Carol Witiner A Award 45 Leader 45 Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 3: Ir. Band l 5 Sr. Band 2-3-45 College Club 3- g54G. A. C. 1-2-34: Girl Reserves Norma Witmer Student Senate 4: Ir. Choir l: F. H. A. 3-4: Vice President 4: G. A. C. 1-2: Girl Reserves 34: Honor Roll 4 Bonnie Wutbriclo Monitor 4: College Club 4: Girl Reserves 34 Richard Witmer A Award 4: Varsity Baseball gllanager 4: Perfect Attendance Gerald Yerian Canton Lincoln High School 3: C Canton, Ohioj Norma Woelfling A Award 3. One Chevron: All- Star Basketball 2-3-4: Leader 4: National Thespians 3-4: Thes- pian Play 2: Class Play 4: One- Act Plays 3: Student Senate 2: Class Council 4: Guide Staff 4, - Business Manager: Sr. Band 1-2- 3-4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4, Secre- tary l: Girl Reserves 3-4, Secre- tary 3: Scholarship Team 4: Hon- or Roll 1-2-3-4 A N eil Yoko A Award 3: Varsity Football 3: Ir. Choir l: Sr. Choir 2-3: Hi-Y 3-4: Scholarship Team l-2 Faye Wolf Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Dis- tributive Education 4: F. H. A 2-3-4, Secretary 3 . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1949 We. the members of the class of 1949, of Ashland High School, city of Ashland, state of Ohio, being the age of four years and few brains and seeing the end in sight, hereby dispose of all property true, false, and otherwise, which we may possess at the time of our graduation. do make public and declare this to be our last will and testimony in the following manner: ARTICLE I- To the faculty members of Ashland High School, we make the following bequests: Item l. To Miss Sprague, a new crop of students to break in for better or for worse. Item 2. To Mr. Todd, at least one smart student. Item 3. To Mr. Boyd, a singing lesson every Saturday. Item 4. To Miss Foust, another set of 135 problems but easier than we turned out to be. Item 5. To the coaches: Taylor, Rampelt, Sherck, and Plank, memories of the good old days. Period! Item 6. la! To Mr. Iameson, a softer chair. tbl To Mr. Gorsuch, a rocking chair. lc! To Mr. Hartzler a higher chair. ld! To the deans-Miss Smith and Mr. Paxton-no chairs at all. ARTICLE II - To individual members of the student body, we bequeath the following: Item l. To Biddie Gay Fritz, one complete thoroughly tested and guaranteed set of April Fool Iokes to try out on her teachers next year. Item 2. Bill Brownson's ancient Reo to Iohn Bahas in case the Buick breaks down. Item 3. Speros Karas' gavel to Dudley Riggle, so he, too, can try his luck with the Senior Council. Item 4. Carol Witmer's figure to-but no there's not enough of it. Item 5. Dick Cumberland's giggle to some deserving he-man. Item 6. Dave Iohnson's and Trula Quong's mental ability to other less fortunate students. Item 7. Bill Steven's and Rachelle Otter's empty window sill to any couple who can use it to the same advantage. Item 8. To any one who can solve it, Bud Summerton's and Bob Sears' problem-which twin has the Toni? ' ARTICLE III Item 1. We would like to leave the Senior Girls, but since so many of them have already left, we're leaving, too. Item 2. We would like to leave the Senior Boys in hopes they will grow older and act their age, . but it's impossible. Item 3. To those couples who are going steady, engaged, or otherwise, we leave the wish for the happiest future. ' Item 4. To the Girl Reserves, we leave some boys! Item 5. To the Hi-Y and Koda Klubs, we leave some girls! Item 6. To the Guide Staff, we leave a T-square and a pot of glue with one reminder Watch Those Thumbs! Item 7. To Dr. Pete, the band, orchestra and choir, we leave our notes-both sweet and sour. ARTICLE IV Item 1. To the Freshmen we leave the motto Have no fears, you'll live! Item 2. To the Sophomores we leave not dreams nor hopes, but the reality of only two more long years ahead. Item 3. To the Iuniors, we leave our place, empty as it is now for you to fill in your own stumbling way. Item 4. To the Faculty we leave our Thanks for pulling us through even if we did pull you down. Now as we pass through the corridors for the last time as students, we hear the laughter and the tears: talk of play and thoughts of work and suddenly we realize that they cannot see us for we are no longer here-yet our memories linger forever. Ioyce Furrow Annabelle Bomeli 39 I unior Cabinet 112591 Shank' -nee? Y . Bdfvl comin cieldvl' tilbxy wxa GIOH' se xox' to Asse . SY 52 -debl' , ge!-We , pgeix 5 xes. VW9 th 9 95' ei Hu ' Bud lon at 35101 . 1f1 ' coxnfm Heine , Qtek. -ues X qaihu ,, mst 33? Kiylcgzlgxillgi Kama feeatwv tie- 5 Q LU! ' me G After five years of prospecting for their gold, the class of 1950 has made some truly noteworthy claims. To these oldtimers striving toward graduating might seem unending work. Yet only a bare three hundred and sixty-four days remain until this one ultimate goal is reached. Through the years these claims to dreams and hopes of success of gold, have become those of over two hundred people. Once, they were in the seventh grade scurrying through the halls as fright- ened mice, learning traditions and formulating these same dreams. On they went into the haven of the eighth grade: into the mysteries of Latin, then-oh, to be a sophomore! As juniors, they worked hard and successfully presented the class play, The Thirteenth Chair , they found places for some of their classmates in the class poll, while others achieved positions on the Panorama Staff, the Honor Roll, the Scholarship Team, and in clubs. The Iunior-Senior Prom, one of the most beautiful and most looked-forward-to events of the year, was their ac- complishment. Now they stand ready to take up their prospecting implements for another year-their last year to complete their claims as graduates of Ashland High School. 40 m Wzvxcke tc . go! s 9 X wall. Rep! G 4 In - , ' .--V Vt C' k t union M. Abbott E. Adams 4 CLASS OF '50 we , 1 W .i : , 'fff:.e'2:' fx, - V J. Amstutz B. D. Anders W7 Y W. ' ' Q 1 A G.. 3 'fy A, 1 , In fu .g R 'Q 1 1 , .' ,. h ' AV' Sf gg ,A 4 ' A ' V.xf 5 Kia l ll? .VJ NES t N V. Arnold G. Averill -J. Bahas P. Baird N. Barber B- BMV V Wal., 1 ' .jj . .-:fr 4 -. V .- S Baxter . A' W ,Z 6' 5' f S. Bennett 1 f I3 B. Beck I hex. f . P, Bennigllol Q . i . ' ' xc? 41 D. Botham Q Gr .- N V. I ' is P. Braden 1 H K 1 a ' 3 Z' 9 Sw Nl 4 4 ,v 1 . Bender V P. Boeh -... ,Ti ,Ast Q. 3- 1 . 'ff D R. Bott at I 5- I G. Brindle D-'y 5... 1. f? 2 W4 , , L- G. Ames M. Amsbaugh ,az fl We -- 5 'Z' A ki' ' Q ' gl T. Anderson D. Applegath- . .. -. . 3 . Q 2' - . 2 I f . ii 4- . I vl- 'i .. f . V . 4 , - R. Bates D. Baum Fl. Baumgaflnef WRITING LETTERS IN CLASS! G. Chapman w..,V Q 2.,..4' IT REALLY sl-uNEs, DOESN'T IT? P' Bw' A , - fig ff .,f, V , cl .QV V - .ue H- gn if .:. . A V ,. V 'A rrr- f - . f , I t . .. V... . f 1 ' ., ,. -as D. Bowers H. Bowers Boyle D. Braden ' A . ,Vg P! W al? 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Hochstetler W 2'Y 'T -L .521 ' ' A E arf 7 i 2, .Q 3. B. James g v INTERESTING READING W-W-f.-1 .Wki al 'v 9 1 x W A ' fa f Q ' A A C. Keener .25 f ,, . . . sw 3, E. E 1 B. Kreiling EQ l , ly fe ' i Z Kn- mf R. Market . 4 -.ip X. S. McNary s . 1! .,,f - ' -mn 5-7 .. 1 4 1 A - y lg J .Q. . 5, I L. Mosher is - 5 .3 J. Ogborn -. ... fxwii -MP w .'- , Q' '54, 'is C. Reeves qm- L. B. Roland aft? ff, , l ' 'W-' vzrffs-1s'r2:e?r-fi f J i - 'Xi JB G- ' 4- ,Q ? EE?? 1 5'i'l!'f' ft w 'ff P. Keener K. Kennedy A. Kerr V .4 . 4 ' Y Y . .J re 6' xp -- Q f 233 , . 9 4 ' A lm I ' so P. Koller BILL OVER! B- Kooolef Nl- Korsmeyef 1 V J Q1 tl .4 K f 2 Y , ,, z Zwnlunqlk .. f. . l . 5 .1 Q ' . if - . : - ' r sf few .seine M. as l L . r ' ' ' Q X ' 'V -v it l V , A , V , ,.. Y' in 4 qv ' , E 1 sv- U 'Wg J f-- fan px .KM lf-4 ' A -I f' -J fr x X ' I ' B. Laird D. Landis Z. Lan lois G. Leiter B. Lewis L. Lewis K. Llndecamp J. 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Scott i ' T , ' fl 'V' 'if .gg A -5 an 4. gl G H V' .4 ' ,V ., W.. , 7 5 Q- ' iff' -. T ' - if V J fm. V X .. W-.. , H. A. Scott J. Semans P.,SQott H V W 3 42- T51 ff M. Simpson K. Sizemore J. Smith E. Shafer L ' . ME f .4 a f 'L 5 ' ,I Z6 1 MHZ! gp' X , , sr 5 5 V gf -ww. ' Q2 ly is , ff gi If! f 4' may K. Smith , .h Q . ' i. 'mii i f , r 9 M5 K' -.. Q. h , 1 ' , ref? L. Stone M. Stover D. Strawser VP. Strine s 1 Lf 1 f .l . A f L A w N, f .V ' ' ' . OT -- A . . . . A .MIX .A B. Tolreren Nl. Trill J. Tucker I vF'.,Tyson - :ze I 1 -5 , ' r 1. z 'ff-...gr J r r f ' . bv fry 'Sf' ' 'C W' S., ri S. Welsh OUR UNITED STATES! J. Wheeler 7' f .- . , gf- Q B. Shank Q-H , , ,im f .,, ,, .., .A ,f f Fl. Spencer rwzr:r '1 'W WW? i2,':'r'r: .1-ay-:ow ff 'r ,, V 'if ffa ' 5 1 - X I Y' . 0 + iv ,f is 5 . J 1 if ? . 1 Z M4 Fi. Swartzrnan Q 5... . in . 17 F. Ulrich Q6 'ii , Fi. Wilson 44 -nun-n BORED WORK! r it 1 ' uw- . Mei 1 , Q . Z A L . ., . r T It 2' rw: K, . sf' 5., .A A .I Fi. Spies J. Spreng , V N A ..Ia. ' im 4- A ' V . -4. ' . 'i D' 1' - tr -.-. ' 5 . 9 , , r ' I 7,4 lVI. Swinelord H.Swine1orcl I R. Tarr . , i' f 1- T fl ' f' vt ez' ,. ' , .9 .-if 'E gg 4 J. Vogel A 11. 6.5 . J Vi' V. - ' V 1 if W. Wilson 2 Y ,H .2 - ' R. Witme K 0'6- . . ' ... - .gf .gif G. Yeagle r 2? br Mg: rw f X P. Wait fy. for Z if if ,f 4? TA 'Q 'rf 29 -- ... ff my ,, .aff T. Withers .. 4X 38993, 5' M iw-' ' I - l, G. Wolfe I . wr- 'g f-f-, r '85 E' if z:12,,, s r L. Zehner . X 12 Y 4, Q ff.. I 'iv 'I' ri I - .iii V J, wall ma vez. r G. FW S 1' if fair w g ' yfwfz 0W,f!.f'4 f 573 f r ff f' Nl. Wilmer i ff ' Q e ,, 'if iii.. Q, 'u g ' QQ W, R. Wygant 7 Z 'LM ,r,, M ' 3 2,411 -5 ' K4 r A ., -' fm me is 1 , il -. K L. Zehner J. War ri ne r fy 'rr 2 1- F -4 .gif-gf ff H f, mogmpIp?:u:o F Af' . - ' 7, 1' 'J I 41' . ' 5k 1 1' .. .L FZ. Wilmer ABSENT . Baker . Dreyer Donham Leiter . Morgan Fiiggle .Spore Stackhouse . Tucker . Wibkiser S A A 7'i6fkZ Zfyffffy ,C T' 127' , gy ' 'T . f' 5 It 5 ' l ,wwf 'Y 3, 2 ' 'f fg 'Q 'V T525 Y U 4 7 , .A - .. I ev- at X ' 2 -B ' -, Q Q -3 A f' xr-av ' ff ' . ' A gui - J. Abram Fl. Allen H. Andrews R. Au S, Bachmann E. Baker . , ,Vy, ,I fl 1 V SA . ff ir' 3 A P, A X 3. ,. A 3 0,2 amaze! .,,, ,K . . G, ,F L r- , , ' :, - E' 5 vars- .- , ,.. . , 3, ' ,, ' 3:5 V 'Y' . CLASS OF '51 ,,,,.'-' Ya 1 ' -,, l' tv ' . 7, ' fr' ' X , . A ' V R. Barnett R. Barnett J. Beegle F, Beer B. L. Bender B. Berlsch I gm -V 1 1 -,zu A u p . I V 'I V i. -5 'Zz' F . f B lyx is I 3- K r ff' 535 Q- .. x n ': I 1, - ' t- . r I R I, f W ,V ,, i I 5 V+. ' I F. Bohl T. Bulin M. Bomeli M. A. Bott M. E. Bot! B. Bowles 4 If rrf' i ' V E K A 5' 3' if f WN- .. Q ,pq , 'V -' - ? iff , . f ' L x ,, ., , , . M., . - . -.. - . V .. Q. 153.415 1 4'-1-:-. ,. , M. Boyd B. Brand R. Brand! M. Brewer L. Bricker C. Britenbucher D. Brothers B. Brown M. L. Brownson L V . 1, L is -gr , 'X . gn I 9 wp , 5' ' 5' ' . , L 'sr , I. , as ui E . ' ku L' ns. 1 , 1. E551 12 D. Brubaker L. Brubaker R. Buffmyer G. Burkholder P. Burnett R. Burns S. Burns L. Campbell D. Canfield I 'ww fair . at 2 -Q N I 'Z f' 54 ' 3 9 43 F - al L P K , G rsh! I 3 , ' 5- , , ' , , , if , , . as X j WW fi? , I c V .gb f -Zin? HL Q M Q , - X' .4 LJ L X.. KL' ' , A .., ' Fl. Carver D. Clark O. Clark C. Cooke B. Cooper l B. Cordell J. Cowan B, Crawford I V: ,tl I, M 3' cg l Z e Q ,, , Z, V .f g H. I V' , .4 -3 1. , V -- M17 A 'lf l ,Elf ' - p- L ' L B. Cullip S. Dick C. Dockendorf ,. , on sf m f- -. 9 f r e Q . 1 M rf' V ,, ' , 'U ft H I C. Donges B. Dreyer D. Duffey Wleyf THIS LATIN IS GREEK TO ME B. Eagle J. Echelberger k v 45 Nv- y ,- 5 '-- HEY GALS, WHAT'S COOKING? Q of lunar 5 O E22 l.YMF'M ,M i VT, . Rfgakgf M -f ' ' rw- Y- M 4' 2-2. --rv JWv':::4fw' tg..-'4 - ' Q 1.17 . 'V -f-. Map- sm' 1' I - af.. -. aw : f , . 1 W f B. Edwards W. Elkin C. Emmons 1 V as 1 . mf ' . :U 1. K f,.:,, . WJ. J :fl ' 1 ff T Z QQ. . , 4 93 Q JW ARE YOU OUT FOR BLOOD? P. Gilliam Q 1 . S. Guisingor it i f , ui 1 I k..41 .4- M. A. Hiner K. Fisher f r-fi..:i- r w aff... J. Flora 7' 2 .LW 2' W ,, A ya 7 1 T. Fluke f J. Fulk B. Fulmer M. Furrow J '4 1 . rf - Q y G fp ,1 . H ' f ag 4 .' 'A J, ,fi gy. I mu ' L V of G. Glasser ' .s ,Qi -143 5, . if 9. . N , . .. V Q A. Gorsuch . .f .y 1 v . f a- . fd ' a r fs V. 3 D' 1 1 4 5- ' iff '. .. ff-4 'Y 1:. -.fiom . A ,, M, - - , ., 4,5 .ff f ,- X' , I R. Hall 'gg r. A Zi I A 7 ov- 4 Q 1 . fx Q T. Harmon . EL W 3 IF? ev lf -,,, if 1' ,Q C, Holer P. Hochstetler IT MUST BE INTERESTING! 1 - s ' 2 ' A in Q .,., Q! KW .I -. ' , ' 4 'iff ,Q . ,. h 1 ' ,V 5., Q ' 'if ffl gs 9 .3 . Q 2-f L - x x W L. Hurd Fi. Hutchison O. Jacobs N. Jewell J. Johns ivfifi, fi f f i- ' , ,Mk M, A . . A W- fi ff'-fr rm ' W -' J. Johnson D. Jones M. Karih - Fi. Keener J. Keiley www' . 'wg-f Jw. .--' -' f ' - , Z. -,,.. , T sg E I f . lf T - 3? if if f G M - T 4- +- f -. 'V 13 mi, 2 , .ffe'2 ' ' U2 ' ., 2.35722 I-' we-sv .. .uf W Q- . - '- I 8,55 ...EW J A' 'Hn ' f ' ' . - .. ' -., l J. Klspser G. Klingler .xx 4-I g' f, .., Q QWQQ P. Johns ga' 4-an . ,wx I if 91 f f, ,Q 4 , , QQ f f i ' if 3653... A , .A f V! 1 ,Q i I f P 'Q X f 16-Q 5 . -Z Y '97 '?f , . LW gf, '. 1 'P' 4. - New D. Kendall 'Mi 5- 41 . 'W .-. 6, 2' . ' 5... G. Knapp L. M. Koch V L. Koontz S. Kri0hb3Um 46 l f- s 1' T.. . sp 6 'dj ':' - Q if ..,. 4 . C. Enck M. Enck NM, . . 7. , .fx .S S. Fockler ,,f,W.,.. .., Z2 K f , 1. I L . 4 . W Q ,Z J. Gault V ' fr f 317 2 'S 2195 ? ' . ' lf : I fs A . fb ess' 1 ry f 4 4 , ff! la Z J .I if .3671 4' f riff' 4 , . S. Grabill , ,M N1-r fi'- ' Wav. 2 2 I 1 Esbanshada B 'f K s' . 1? rr' C- S' u f fx . 1 V4 M. Fox W. Frary f- fi V Zlhv . Z .. Y ' . . , 1 A.. D. Gilbert G. Gilbert , no . ., , T js .. N... 53 f y A .A , ,.... G- , if P f ' X, EQ. ' Q 'M' 1 . 4 ,Li ,, Q- J. Gray M. Grindle . 5455 V- K , rg . A i R' L. '- W. Harper M. A. Hess . . .2fEW7if.j1' fi , 'iz vig? 1 4Q?'f' V. K f .' 'r , f f R. Hill Qi! . .I- Q. w D. Housholder C. Hubler D. Humrichouser I WONDER WHAT f' 'ZG- l ff .LD f , - ,J r L . C. Langlois M. Leedy L. Leiter .- A If Eff? f y , if fi ff I bf Q 4 I L ' 'fff 'F' . . Tl 'f,.Q V ' f zf,r'7.g1?f. -Avg, . A ? 1 I ,.., TT u T X ,JL ' f 'N ..,. I ' V ' ' Llp., f. .1 E. Lookabaugh I. Long L. Lowrie ' . , V I y lx. Q., ' W -' I I y L- L E V 4, 'T 1, ' ,. Q .- D. Mercer J. Miller N, Motler E ,, an :A ... J! -X l I -,cieyw ' 4 I .L r, . 4 W. Lewis J. Lindower 'D S V t j' Lv ., .' V C. Lutz .A . .f'-2i'3i,z5lff' .4 mtllw . 1. .1 rx C. Myer A. Myers A-. , g I . ,.... P , J. Lindsey -, I D. Martm -1 vile , is J - 2 Q, ,i . ' 2. . 'Q .JL A - R. Neely in 3' L.. .IFR D. Nell D. Nelson J. Nelson J. Newman L. Nisson Z2 ' I 3 7535 l f 1 X 'Lf 5422 221, 1 4.53 . - nga.. gg , fw 5 5. .. I . R- V, . ',.. -. Q ' 2,-i 4 'gy fisfggg l ' l . tl . . ., , , S. Pastor M. Peffer J. Peters P. Peters L. Petit S. Plnskl T , - W 4922 P .3 Y, ' . .,, Li m f:'qf,,,,3' ' M ...,. 4 ,44 J. y wg 'f f 1 .. ' ' , A 5- ,M 'f l 5. s -V K. V: If - :L f, sq . 7- gig ' , J. 1 -Lf, R - 3. ' ff, ff, 15-4? H ., f V. 1, , 3.4 - .1441 . . x ' .1 ,, V me ' . 'W . sf -.1 .MW4 1 .- , . . 1 ' V ' ' A - ' xxx! J. Potts G. Preston T. Ouong ROOM? A- Rader P- Ride' C. A. Reaser A A lu Ii, . , ,V .,., 1 - Tb ' f M . .1 Zag, 2. + 'ly 5 '- Tr 2 -' g 6 -. 'Y' .-2' - ' ff, - gg ' X ..., ff - .. ' 1 V , it '51 I lf' V ' I I it , A, I '-1' V - . . . g A. lg I. V ,. . r .K J. Reece I Reeddg G Q3 f 'zby i A J. Flowsey D. Satierfseld' THIS LOOKS INTERESTING L. Scott R. Scott 47 M. Reeves R. Rickel 3 I : i f ' f G. Schihley A. c Iingman vt Gaw- 7' . 5.1- 5 Yr ahve v A. Shade: R. Ridgley J. Roseboro I .v .X X -tif. l M. Schwartzwalder V: S ' Wg A' - Q, l I .211 It le J -1 5' K .-n E. Shafer ' W. Shafer f f f 12 X 5 ,, sz. , H '. -f 4 if . . W.. E, ., ., , .Q Z ff? - ,Q L1 K of 2 , O- 'o ,4 Wav ff 4 J. Shanefelter .EL 2 ,A,,, , fe. f , , 1. J Lf -fi 571' .- . , 1. I 'M , -3:5 .. 9: N 1 V , c- . , I, , ,,A, K , H. Sheeks V . any -wyqfff ,V an . . 5 . . v 4- . v 5 Y q 1, ff 1 av Q J - ,nik 4. sh Fl. Small f 4 H3 f e,,' b- ,ff 5- ff, fy ff L. Snowbarger H. Sprinkle V . ,Y yy 3. J. Stinehour we , i ff? Ugg. Q. .., ,, . WW., H ,, ti. A ll 2 it A 1 C. Stone A was - -13 1 - 1, qu .1 ' 'f es . . 7 C. Stockdale J. Stoufer T K , Q , T . 1 Q- M A .T , A! A , ,I I Q , T. Swinefurd W. Swinelord . , :gg '42 w -42 f ' , . -V K . B. Thornhill D. Treace .g .. .. P. Sheppard M ' 2 ,M . X . fu 2: Eh ...mv .A , 4 f. 'v .,X41 w ,I Y , . A ...,4,y,..f, ff? .A .t 'G , Z AW 'V fa yt, . ,, 1 5, ' . 4 I , 0 I If S. Shinabarker ff, is I ' ' ' 'Mlm 1? ' ff'--E W 3 7 'fi . QW .cb 1 123, - we V f F. Smith G. Smith .4 l 3.1235 Af E. Shonkwiler . 7 ' ' V2 5' -A i,- M. . iff.. J. Smith .W-Q14 Q,'.,i'4' , , 'gffn A , 545, T If 4 ' aw Jr- V -v 'f.w., 5 .,.f. X.. Fl. Triesler SEW THOSE SEAM N. Tucker ' ' , Ziff ' . ., .V ,H ,, . x , ,. -' o 1 64 Wt ff ' A-1 wif. B. Wells M. Wilhelm D. Wiltrout D. Wise .,.. rn A , V- 2 ag... I , li V ,cl vs ,V I .. Q .-25 .,, 1 ' Vs. V' V 1132 ' i , ,I . I Q.: M . N . tivd' x v ' rm X c M. Witmer S. Wilmer M. Woelfling D. Woods 59' -Q . 2 5 , R. Tucker ,Jai . , ,fy -- GL jf' I , iz D. Wise iw eff., 57- -- if . V. Wynn 48 S STRAIGHT, GIRLS! l. X A ' 'LZ , , . ' 2 . ,X I. Shoup J. Simanton N. Simmons .0 ' . - lx., iff f ' . ' 1 '. - . j II- 'X .' , - , -1 L. Smith P. Smith S. Smith S. Stackhouse ,, V -, L ,iz V,-Ql.Q.., ' 552 Q54 f , ,, ...A rr' ' 174 A ,ffng W . Wai ...of ...M . .. - , 1,1 iw, :T Q., , I vw. V AM, ., D. Strauss s ' MQW '.-di'-2 . ' agff .',.r7., if L. Stumbaugh 1 -. , ,- e M, Thomas ' , ' ,QW -sf, '. L ...ig , u-A ' . 21 D. Webb G. Up-.ly B. Uncauher jam PM , f . .X eff 3, . ... it ' B4 N ' Q5 .Q .,,e, ' Qigkzgj :..QQ.e.1.f -.- , 1 . -.lfzffa PEA 'Xb' f 'E?E:55:5:'35f. -Q . .,.,. . -'... l. White J. Whitney J. Wierbiki N , , ,V,,, It , f ' , V , g '4 I f X 5, w K Gb V., , , , L 'V fy ' U ' .4 QE.. .55 .1 .X , W , Q D. Yaske J. Yeater B. Young 335. .. 5- - mf if ' W , V s S v C. Sloan TA J. Starkey I F. Strickling V ' ' - 3 J- ,I !, Z . 'fx m ,J F x VS. Sutton , ?1V'Y27Q.'7' -,mr-V V- .1 . T .si - r C. Thompson M6- ifr . f ,fy f ' DEQ, 7. I' 'Z . '14 ff, Q 1 C. Welch ABSENT T. Anderson D. Baum H. Boyer G. Brindle J. Herron B. Hites H. Kaulman S. Marsh C. Reeves E. Roller E. Strine D. Welch .1 1, f,' ' rj, f Z. 4' fight 7 W. 1 , .Q A NU -Sq 4. 4 I 'f Y 5. tl -' 'K V 'M ' - . 1- G- ' , 9 'F . 5 - 3, J ' ' Q X . .Z N 4- f H 3, Lf!!-v , .' Vo! ' -' , ' I- no ww X X W v ? f' rx -4. Y s R. Arnold G. Anclress D- Alan L- AUe'h0 C- Austin f ! 777' 9 ' ' ' rm:-.. ' 3 f Z, 'Vf .'T7W 1 were V ,' r -f.Wp I 3 c f 'vm E CLASS OF 52 V ,. V V F.. ' J' ' ia ' , G. . 3, ,R 1 an ks, . ilffl- .. V f - - 5. -. V V3 VV . ' ,uf 1 rf'-Va.. 1' l H. Austin G, Balrer K. Baney D. Barr D. Baughman V V' jfefwf ' ' ' - , 4 f ,. , V V ' ' Z, ' 4.24.1 1, V ,, V . , L. ' 5 , uv 3 x lv . 3 K. , sl ' . , if '35 ' 1 ' fiftfll! V 5 fl Mya 94... . mf. 4 . . ,A . 1 Q , H ' ' ' ' 'Q 'i 2 , ffl 'QJXQ . ' ' ' ' ' .. .f - m.,4 z ..-.... .'3V. ' Q A f R. Bechtel G. Buddinger A. Boffenmyer D, Bowers S. Buyer P. Braun NI. Brermeman D. Brewer D, Bunker iq. , fe .N p . , Q ' 1 7 'X lf- 1 ' ' wr- 5 Q - 5 f - At'-ff U5 G- .1 r ... V H 9 ,V fa - YV- . r 'F' A' . 1 1 'N ' 6' ,- V V V W , ah- 7 of - on- A . V, X N135 RV, 5 f ' , Z V 1 :ii , .Ib v x,. . 4 , ' ' ' ' J- Brisas T- Brilwn H- Brown MV RV Buckingham B. Bums G. Bush D. A. Campbell P. caruer wx. Case - ff 'f . Vg 1 V V. 3 - gg 15, V Q ol V 5 YVVQ , W L Q315' 'Z .- . 13 4' -Q - 'fl , - V . an A - ' in Q I X 1E 0- ay L. , ,. g if VV ' ' 4 E , , . 11 iff' gr . ,T Nr 1 I , -, 'P 1 iw. 1 V ' 3, ., - .4 ' V V . x V. V .V 1 'T 4 ' .v :LZ A 1 R ' , A W K. Chamherlin W. Chance F. Chandler J. Clark S. Clark M. Crane N. Conger l.. Conway B. Cooper ' ' V ' -' .: . fs.,-,Y ,Q ,. ,E 4 1 W, w al, r V ' V f wf,w: 1 . 43.4 iw 3 .ag -. 4... ? r 6 ,, 2 73 v ' 5 f 'I-YA Lv. . og L fr V 5, 3 M .' C- .33 01 4 V . , . N- - ef . gig I 'l- ,.-e ., ,A 0, -- . gr. f, Uggq ,ir 53 , 17- 1 :WEA .LV Q 1? ir r gvlrff 'W f a ew - . .-.. .,4x 45. x , V, -- - ' . G. Corral J. Crandall J. Cripe L. Cross Fl. Crumlick D. Curtis pl gums D, Denhow ' pq, benslovf K ' f K ?'9y.V, . invade 2 '. ' 22.2 ' ' V -5' 3, , VV- V, V . if' ,V Q 1 L2 ' 'Q g S W Bn 1 Q J V 6. ', 1 gr 4 : xv 2 CA - V , ,. f- , ' ,. Y . :h 2 A, . . ew- K? ' bs 2 if-5 . V , X 0- . V . Q ' - 5- 31 . I M' f V 'g 5 M r 1. , V4 ' . rrr V W ' . , A - '-' . . 'ZX I- I 'L . L1 ' , ferry' K ' L G. Drckman P. Dnlgard M, Eherharl Ln. Elson Nl. Emeruck T. Ewing J. pm, R- Fair J4 Famer gn -S' XV. Y Y S 1 K4 ik am lVl. Ferguson 'w ..... l. lf 46 D. Findley WORK HARD 49 HARD? A . 4-. 4 4 Til . V A V g?.,.7,,.,.V, . .Wi .1 1' if - . jk 5. Q, -- r 'fl s v -' rr' 1- f 1 Z1 ' -- 5. --V ' ' 5, , L . , 1 I V D. Finley NI. Finnell M. Finnell . f' v :Sf H ,, K , F l A ' 511 Q 'I 9 V 111, 5 yn . A ,aunts Fisher S. Fisher Fl. Frank U 1, , - ff' 4 , r za if! Qi li: W.. v ' 21, ., V Till' I' A iw, rftlwr V ' 'fy V L. Fryrnann N C. Garldis T. Garrison , . ,,,.,,.f .,,. . , f. . , 1 X , 1 gym' fy up ai . . 0- , V I A ' - , ,, 7' 1 fl 7' 'R' 9 . ' - X. -' Q ' ,Cf rr F. . r an I 'Q hav U IF- J gg,-Lf: , ,ii- bf x ' ' le- , , ,'7' .,-- . Z ' '- fur-' V 1 2' ' fi ' 4- V --Q' 55 5 E' A X . M I . V sw .. 7 V Z,--.. , V. 2 f pw f X lk f V C, ' F f an A X 1. . Wm, ,aa z.: fl w V Cf GGIHY A- GGUYQB H' G'lChYISlx B. Glasser C.Goldsmill1 A. Gordon S. Gray E. Grinrllc G. Haley 4: Y 5 .. Q M A .V ' ,V A 1 'fr -353 X: ?f ' 1 5 .: ' 'y 2 f' fl of li , ' , A ,, A. , in or ,V 6 1 r, ' J g -'l ' , '21 4,4 . . .1 . 2- - - Vw - qvqxf r 'Q-Vg f- Q.-.1 .V fe! , gf V N .- 1 ,.. ' :J r 5, A f .f . ' 2 A 'f 7 W 'V vw-...b'A . N A Vg . Q avi V x ,,,4w,, ' 'I '. A I Sy V V V V Af Q V ' ' , ' - 5 ,, 1 , V , - M A Q r S. Halliwill D. Halterman P. Hamilton RVf-111535191 E, Harris W. HeHelHn9er B, Henderson V ll Highman S. Highman g ' , ff! 524. ' ' 9 . l , . , Y 'A ' , ' 5 IU ' ' r 5-2 bw: 1823145 ,J xii.. f , .9 A ,V A . ,f ... Vt ., V Q V V, A, B 9, ...Ai 645535. - V, :WZQE , f, , . 35 .fy . I My , I V ,' . V. I 555 V V D' '- 7 1 .f XX f f A 1 Q V I 21 fun' ,f , lk-- C. Hildelmranrl lvl, Hildebrand A. Hitchcock H. Hales F. Hochsletler M. Holmes C. Hostler C. Howey R. Hudnu! X 'Z M' 'uv ,, , , , ' R ' ' 1 f ar , ,ff , ..-lg f ' rf If 1 ., f 1- if A 11 '- 'sn 4+ - .. 'V' T fp. .1 '41 FN C ' M in .-. ,W W 'ff V' f' V ' z rf. Q- f HC T A, r J G- HUIVUC R. Hurnrichouser D' 'Gem-W M- lceman J' lfllmill C. Jacolis C. Johnson W. Johnson Nl. Jones p ' ' V l :uri . I , X 5 .al fir- , if , 5, f 'f iv- fl, - 9 4, - J V 1 ' M f,,. ,V , ., V iv X 5 a ,VZ VV ,, fu ggi, 3 A , ,V Fl. Jordan Karas ua V. Kasor H. Kaufman P. Kerr G. King A bl , , yrs .1 if ' V '7 ff V if , . K WMV ,X , . an . A' A fn. fh+f 1 ' co. V K ' A -' ' 'gm e lv 56, V - , 9 J . EW, . Q , ' N I' . ay ' . . r r P. Kreiling REPORT G. Knapp C. Ko hlcr 4' G. Koonlz A. Kosllo 50 'z ,fx V 2 kr 7' j ij . ' A Mx. 561, Z -i Hg' N f 4' .L 1. ' I G. ,au J.. ,A 4, V- -- 5 X ,. I 1 k I I Q. . -r J Q -f 'M' ., J v an A Mrs- Qgw ' 'I' . 4 Qi, QM? , f ' , 4 I I I, f . - A . , J I I W b S. Krisloff J, Laird B. Laniiis N. Landis M. Lewis L. Llelvhilfl A A , I Z'LfL'A' ', f ' . ' , M my Ziyi, W I 57 iv in A . V45 my A-. hi Y' bi' ,Sv 5- in 44 ' 5' '- A . , , , . ,- ' . ' N 5' WP' W 1. ' ' ,, 'P' 9, A 41 . , CEN f- , 17 f, ,I , V., si V- ,.. !,, , . i x 2 A ' , L ff M 5' if THIS I5 TEST WEEK A. Lohl A. Lutz T. Lutz NI. J. Malcomh R. McDonald I. McFadden I V, H 5.5.3, ,.., . .I A fi. It - 4- . 47 Ai!! W , 1 ' Q: '34 . 5' ' 'F-is ', 'i' , ag' 1 nr - F3163 A v , f H . uv bl M L? V. . . N ' ,I N- if f ' . ' ' - 5 . ' ' f ' W' .gf iff: , I h - , iw. I I A .nick I J. McQuiIIen Nicifvilliarns S. Nliller D. Nloherrnan G. Moore M. Moore D, Marr Nl. MDN M. MOSVWGV Q i 1 , - ' , V, T . Q j if' K L. iff. ' f . , 2 5 .1-. .. W V- fx i . 'W . . ' ' 9 9 . 1 '-H W F I 4- ' I ' if F' 'S' 'L 3' G., 2 .. V J . ... J A, A , J . 5545 2 L gg j A ,. -.. i A eg- J Q. -if f f J s M J -f f ir V '- . ,.,. A 'w ff, ,V ' . 1- A' 4-'fl N-. . V' 44 . 4. J. Mosser G. Myer C. Nell P, Norris H. Owens P. Owens M. A. Pence S. Picking D. Finder W H 'j ...MM 3 i T, 3 f , sg W 'A HS ' .X , 5 ' ' ,Q v ' T' f ,, A f ' 1 I3 'X Q l .1 Q Q ,G gl V H N' if ,TY X I I, -I Q Q X. is . 1. fc- .i ,N . iii ' D616 1 .,- 4' ,V Aj' ' 'F' 1 P 2 gy i 4 -D J 2 i f Q VW X '-'-- ' - pa L fb 1 I w 1 . ' .1 vw .. , - N . ni L, -..fi x ,. ti A I X J. Rader P. Regan G. Richey D. Riley J. Ringer F. Rishel D, Ranch L. Rolrerls J. Robertson 'L N 7 i D fp ' , my K f as -1 . 11- ,. r , .5-..... V . v. ', s Y! 578 as It H fn. D. I X , Jn. Q. ... an N X ' : - ' I ur Vg . gr . ' ,., i 90' A f ir- Q.. -' - lg ti- an V.:-f I C v ,H ' ..... 1 1, y. ' f :- pw . X .V 1 5 ,, gy .gs . 4. - s . -.-. 'w 3 Wx M, Roepkc P. Rogers S. Ryland . ampfe D Sarkel J Scult H. Shaler T Shaffstall J. Sharick . f , , . .A 1-. , V 5 ia 'WS lj A. lg 6' I' J- fy - -. iv ,Q --.., D. Sharr D. Shonkwiler D. Shrefflcr . , , I . t 72 7 f i , Q2 ', wx iw - -- ,- . 13, VL' .' 'xi . 'i I55 ' Y Viv , T? ' . - ...Zi 1, .3 1 ff 2 N ff' N 13... .f Jak ' 1 - X v R. Simpson W. Simpson Ni. A. Smalley I WM . Qtr? , ? 5 ,pf af- IN 4' ',',,1. 9' .' g A '.,V A , I 1 i Q3 K. Smith P. Snarf B. Speck wmu NEXT 51 ' Q. .if 'FM' an Ellen Ann Bennett, a member of the freshman class, after a long illness, died on Ianuary ' Courageously she often when she was too ill to do so, in order that she would be as others. On a Friday noon she left school never realizing that she would not return. Ellen Ann tried not. l l, 1949. came to school, L 1- to return that noon, but she could Ellen Ann was active in music and athletics. She was a member of the Iunior Choir and the Senior Orchestra. She played on the Iunior Navy All-Star team and was a member of the Iunior G. A. C. She was also a Student Senator for two years. ff S f W3 ' 'W ' 4' , I 1 V', ' - f 5 're w f , . ' i' -. wg I f 1 Eiizgiirml --f' Wktaigit r f '-v. 5694 ix mfg .- - . 1 any A 3 l - r .' 1 1 ' ff. Y. . ' A qi 55221 5' U ' '1 1' E 15,5 A ' .1 5. 5- , ,ig . ,.,,. bn. - - ,Zta - 5, f,f1,.f,1 V' .-,y - .rt V Q D-. , ft? D' - . away, A .. Hn- . J .ix ' . 1 214 V. I Kgizif .,-5 'W r 1 . ' 1 if 9 . l - -r -1 i I fr .V A 5 ., : H J ! D. Stackhousa D. Staley D. Stauffer S. Stentz Ft. Stewart E. Stimpert E. Stone ' ' W, Sqgne I L ' f' , 'U ' 1 - - fr ff ' H J' A 1 '. t f- -W 5 .4 1- , t, rv . .f 4 'my ' -- , if 1: . fi, pg. sr . ' - a .- F M , W Q. me --, ri, 1 V .. . 1 Q ! f 'V' 1, lp- . N it H' t it is W t tttt 1 V . l N. Stouler . Swindaman D. Swinelord A J. Swineford I J. Taylor' I . -.- - C. Thompson M A rPFvfl'Vh9FT 5 4 5 A, ' r , f V V . ,C , f 1 'ff V 1 rf?t . ' - 9 I jj, f A.f n . , . 1 Zi- .V r I L? V b - 4 i Ljq N is NL , M14 'ff I' 'fv- I R K. Trill D Tucker T. Vogel Wal! P. Weaver J. Wenrick D. Wertman Fi. Wiening J. Williams X ri 5 ' E 5 5 4' V A 'V '15 R. Wilson A. Winbigler D. Wise 3 'F' ABSENT jeff! , R. Aungst ' 'QW E. Baker YY' H. Braanem I 1 L. Conway A W lfl' F- W J. Gardner oe m9 oods J. Gerwlg g I E. Housholde I F Kitchen X 6 G. Kitchen f J. Melvin L Moore QL ,l P. Worst THIS IS TEST WEEK 52 .sf e'. schsmey R. Yeagle 5 , fy x 1 3 A 'X '.-.i.1.-:Q D. Baker in D. Braden 5... .A 1 1 l , i D. Calhoun V lui.. i 4 V, AQ ,VV PV. Db H K 1 in e f 1-1 F- D. Couch fb' ' 'T' E' A. Dallas i ,gc- V bf S. Elkins f ' ' uw If A +63 .,., eg . D. Gardner ff- ' .' M au. 5 i' vi A 1' 1 -nf J. Henderson kay 'F if 'J .3 - Q: . 1 ' ff -', 2 4 . - ' .4 IVV iz! ' , ' 2222. , ' 0' 4 - 4 L ' Mfr, I . .E ' 2 ,. 0 u N 'K 1 nj' KLA: r . x 'E'-QT-'J ..-L? QF A- N. Adams M. Anderson T. Anderson M- Afldfews J' Avvwgefh 57 K i ?Vf? ' ' V V A zizfgf, 1 if if ,-,, 1 V 4: 9 M 1 t 'ta e , . I i A . 6- 7 l ' 43 Q P if f . 1 -12+ If A , CLASS OF 53 . . f 1 Z' I X 'f 'K' J ' L11 AXA. - .- R. Baum D. Baxter - VJ, Bane? V V N- Beals K- Boyd ,.,. - f ' . I' '7 - . ,, A - , A fe ,J 1 an ,f 1 as-.,,ip. . A V . I 5- af. I 9, 1 N. Braden P. Braden H. Brown G- B'-'ms B' Buzzafd if in 5 ' gi , g f' ' 222 .' 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Grindle G. Griner C. Hagan D. Hamilton C. Hamlin Fl. Harperv V B.VHarris r '1 ' vi .QQ ,L n.. 1 ' 4 fx, 9 . 1- 1, A fs . f 'Q :. , 2 6- ' Qfdgy 1 V ee' ' -' Z' -if 2 -ff . . 0' A y ,, ' , L f U J! , . ' ,- H' K- 4'-xl? I ,. I - .- ' E L. Henthorn B. Highman L. Hiner B. Holm J. Hood L. Horn B. Householder D. Houser 53 , ,.. . . gf' . D. Howey 5 5. ? 6 W, f .4 x, .- W 52 ' - W' M ,J -3-VL-I .ggffl ' ' A x X ', .g..1:.,-- - ,, wi'-7, . , - ' N' - - :ff - --'S S, 'Q -:1 - 5, Q. f 9 FU - P - 9 m 4 O ' Y f 2 ' - 0 i E I 2-E' Y Y 1 S 2 QW m ' A .. . 1 c Q Q- .A .0 A 4 -3 N , 1 m . 9 3 3 ,. g 3 1 ,L . i 5 2 U ' f ,Q Q QQ' Fig 3 lf m,Q,Qf , ,. , .l ,,.z X W . , ,NE Q ' FU -43 f7yl3ie - , I 'Q vfgsff f 1 CU -i N Q :U if Q Z 3 3535, F 1 l pn .N - h ,i L? wff 5, 1,9 1 S Q E -Q 9 2 3 5 - WH vi 2 x o I 5 : E 1 F - S 3 3 Q , 17' -J, - Q 3 I 1 2 Q 'n , 5 9' ' ,vi-: Q ' an 4 Q E -1 3 h s N -- f N ' X 'J f' N Q 9-1 - gk, Bw, nw Q -X X .' - -v ' , - N5 'Q . 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Sigler x Q V. :ii 'S' F . v 2 K .- 5 6. un .L f Tv . V ' li? e'W s. ,J . r , .ff S . P. Spencer C. Spies D. Sponsler J. Spreng '32 I' -7 iff ' V' I 5 Q v A . 12 . - 'KN , ' if--' '25 ' '. gb ', V , , ' ,ag f., ' Q' f f 'L .. ,E 1 -. I w ' ' , ' I? . 5 , 0- Q fb, w h n . fs, .. ' 1' ' 4: ,, f ' '. V iv I il X 1 P. Stone S. Stover P. Strickling S. Stumbaugh E ogy F' ,D L i Q :J V v ' 4 il I 1 v f. 5 ' .- i, f- ' T 1. . aim ' 1 ' I 1 , ' X 4 ' ., , i Thompson H. Tobias S. Uncapher H. VanOver FJ' -. f 1? 5' zieya haf 'WM 5, f., 'L .eg .V I .' . f + 4 :QQ T Q 4 A V ABSENT K-1 ' ' 1 gaggey ,f Q, , , ,, . u Miz' fgrvf' , V . ' . R. Emmons . ' --- :S Ni. F. Warnes P. Webb J. Weiss W- Eggihner I. A ,- -4 martin 1. v t 7 . organ if: ' E T- M'-IVDVIY Z 4 D. Roland 3 v. gimme - ,..S . if ' , J. elch ,jjj i Q' S435 r 'T' - 'a S J. Yerian wwigi' f L- 4. 4 - . - sw A K. Wogde E. Wynn S. Zehner . 5 -In vs. .,,. ... .. I. Allen '42 D. Bendure A 'Q L V K - xt I l B. Britton i if Ss, V., in .' l E. Clark 5 i 51. F. 6 ? 5- e z N w k Q 1 l S. C. Deaver K - I N. ,..-. 2 D. J. Elkin QQ. ,M ..... .53 .A,. . .W ' 'Q 1 ' '75 1 ' Fl. Forlne y ff- ' -- K. D. Galloway - :A farm 'S .3 1, 1' F, 2' . ff. 1 MQ, 'H 4 fi, W4 7 X S. Gorsuch 1 , f '- ,. g? ' ' . . , .. . 1 .ev .. .. I ,fix hr . - - V, aux' - ' ,, '5' f A ' .1 Q B. Amos W. Austin 3- Barldy N. Baughman L. Bender g7'f,1f,2ii2f,g5 ' q w rw. V - . . 1 .Mg sifg.-f yl . H . , ,M - f ' f. 2. Q ' I - . 1 - 1 ' R. Bishop S. Bishop J- Boufh 0- Borernan , V, . , . ,Wd ..7,..7 f,,,,,f,, .QZW4 ' ' 'rf-W 'v .ff , 'A 'f as f ' if ..- an f ' i - ' 1 ff -11' .2 f 'f wr , fs V i. i za f , N if' .- ' . ,fl C. Bryte H. Buzzard NI. Buzzard W. Carpenter D. Clanlz 1 Q.. . z' 'I kg' K ' 'f . : va 7 5 , , V .. -,f ,,g 1 . A.. .f 'L' . 224 4575- 'M WT? 3 y x i ' - .L H .ra 'iffy ?' ,. 2? I f if ' ' W1 'T ' ' 5 41513 5 X X 1 1' .ew 3 Q fe.. Q , . . ,, A S f .aw . V, 1 .X 1 A J ' 'Ai ' Z1 ' L' P. Clark R. Clark S. Coble D. Cole D. 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Emmons J. Engert R. M. Farver W' ' n 'f 7 . fi i if ww r Q . 0 ' ' ff f mf . 4 ffwf ' ' W .f ' A uf. - 4 il ff -1' ' 1 1'2'. 1 . , , F, W 1 , f A ' Q ' ':'ef::.W . ni . as ' S 21, Q. b V I, I A K ,f Q A V D. Funk N. Gaddis - N. Gaddis 4' ' .. 3, ' f f .5 fe ,Sk ' ww, - inf.. W if f WW Q F. Goldsmith K. Good A R, Gordon - ' X ' A Q 1 2151 ss. -.1 . v ,M M sf -fy ' i f W , i, V f f' ' 'J .. WW M. Green R. Grimes 56 D. Grindle P. Fike Fl. Finberg J. Findlay 1 SENIOR HELPS .X Y 2 . V 5 V fy 1 V ' 2 . ' . 9- ..,. i iq us. A in 2, 1. f--f4- an Q- K ' f 6 f W I ex M' J' ' ' Q i v X ' . --f '49 c- 1- 4. -:- K .'-- K Q -eg... . .7 1. . . 3 gif V W , H, Q . QL -r 1 L 7 Q Fl. Grove A. Hamilton B, Harned C. Hart A. Harwood M. Haught Fl. Haught E, Heffellinger B. Hessen I, X , , .. .. . .W T . . , Qi. 'f f , . ' ag? ' V . V Pu . 59, - ey 4' A ff ' I ' . , ' . '55 ' ,Q aff' 5 0- ' 5 as ' A , 1' A s ' f '- , v 'I f 1 . ... 1 . ' L' ' . 'L 4 . 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Lowrie D- Ni3CK6TlZiB J- M3CK0flli9 V in 2 i 'Z ' - r, V: -. 2, Q ' :L . . .vig I o-7 qw, MZ I . 4 1 ' .1- N. J. McKean M. McKinley I A W. McQuate G. McQuiIlen 5 ' V Y W Q, .V ., f M ' ' .r. .. 5wip4.,i 2- ' . .. -- ii 'Q i 'ST' x ' ' .. - 'N ' fa. ' 4, , e xe: ' WK: . V I ' , lm R. McVey S. Messenger V. Michael V. Michael Q. W. fij 1. 'Q 5 - 4' ' are ,, 2' ' ,gr 4 D -.4 . ,pe ' ' ' cf' -M, ,,,,, gf A GE! -Q C. Miles B. Miller 203 J. Miller M. Miller f . , ,. - .... 7. W , . V, . .. . V.,,,,,,w. A ' 3 li , ' 22 I -- ig. Q . VT W1- ' M' ' 1 . f - ., f ,I .' go ' fc..-f 4. . . 5 f - 4 za . vc. . . a , . . , ' -'15-' . ...Vg -- lv '- v i ., lxrhx V 1 : ,, 5 ' A e X ' 1 0 at . .-. 'la A . X N' i' - A ' 3: . J fi .. A . . ' wr. 7 VG 2.3 I .1 .ec , ,, .an .of yn pg, .X Ag, . ... f , , fr , 5, Wig 2? a i .. 1 1 '- C. Moose C. Marr M. Mosher V. Mosser P. Mowrey E, Muck Fl. Mumaw B, Neigon I .. . ...7 , 3 . ' f V. 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Q ' ' R S X, -K+, ' ,Q f f Q. 5 NJ i A 3-AL Q ff Q 1 FS- x A 'K - 5 , 'X f, , 5 I .,' 1 HARP Io Ann Gossett FIRST VIOLIN Ernest Weaver Carol McCool Ruth Marie Spies Marguerite Mosher Donna Braden Gus Bahas Iacqueline Gray Sue Fike Ioyce Lutz Jerry Fogleman SECOND VIOLIN Ann Woeltling Norma Stouter Barbara McWilliams Barbara Clark Phyllis Stone Carolyn Kohler Annette Rader Barbara Uncapher Gloria Bush Pat Burnett Rolinda Barnett VI OLA Margaret Hoslord Gaynor Burns Portia Strine Bonnie Crawford Louise Stone CELLO Shirley Smith Richard Minesinger Ianet Painter Steve Bandy Betty Johnson Mary Baker Suzanne Gunn BASS Iune Myers Richard Dilgard David Gault Ieanne Lindower Rosanna Crumlick Ann Slossnagel Marilyn Purrow Lewis Petit FLUTE Annabelle Bomeli Rachel Rickel Biddie Gay Fritz Carol Chrisman OBOE Ann Gorsuch Lee Hurd CLARINET Shirley Sidle Norma Woeltling Anita Esbenshade Gloria Baker BASS CLARINET Ann Pike BASSOON Dorothy Wiltrout Sondra McNary Larry Atterholt FRENCH HORN Ioanne Chorpening Donald Wagner Allred Kerr Guy Flora TRUMPET Barry Shank Ierry Flora Charles Stockdale TROMBONE Phillip Lersch Yvonne Hazlett Iohn Bahas TUBA Morris Boyd PERCUSSION Roderick Howe Larry Hiner Charles Spies Beverly Iames TYMPANI Speros Karas FIRST TENOR Raymond Neikirk Cristopher Donges Beverly Iames Ioanne Chorpeninq Ragna Bennett Ann Woelfling lim Highman Dale Wiltrout SECOND TENOR Dick Tarr Byron Dilgard Dick Gilbert Carl Dockendorf Dick Roach Stanley Ryland Charles Goldsmith Bruce Henderson BARITONE Gus Bahas Phil Lersch Roland Stewart Bill Campbell Morris Boyd Dick Cumberland Bill Hochstetler Bill Frary Doyle Findley Donald Highman Dean Iceman BASS Dick Gorham Ierry Flora Jim Fair Dick Dilgard lack Stover Charles Stockdale Leslie Udell Harold Bowers FIRST SOPRANO Doris Kreider Doris Strawser Carol Ann Norris Pat Wait Annabelle Bomeli Barbara McWilliams Carolyn Otter Mary Ann Hess- Biddie Gay Fritz Ierry Ames Carolyn Kohler Shirley Fisher SECOND SOPRANO Carol Marsh Marcia Korsmeyer Ieanne Lindower Mary Lee Bomeli Janet Myers Ianet Walz Nancy Leaman Barbara Good Ianet Painter Georgia Koontz Pat Homerick Dorothy Wiltrout SECOND ALTO Ann Slossnagel Leila Shoemaker Dixie Humrichouser Louise Koontz Ann Gorsuch , Portia Strine Rosemary Kohout FIRST ALTO Marge Petty Ann Fike Martha Hurst Ioanne Gossett Gloria Baker Beverly Clark Sylvia Dick Carol McHenry .fir JUNIOR CHOIR Iunior Music Organizations JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR okcl-lisrlux 63 D1str1but1ve Education RAGNA BENNETT DICK CUMBERLAND Home Company Ashland Hardware IIM BOSS NORMA DEANE Kroger Newberry DICK BUSH NORMA DRUSHEL Bush Auto Shop Ohio Public Service Service with a smile, despite aching feet and other troubles of the sales person, might well be the theme of the distributive education students. One ot thirty-five D. E. organizations in Ohio, this group has become well known around Ashland through its twenty-nine stu- dents working part time in retail stores. Most oi the students are going to school on a schedule which allows them to be at work by 1:30 or 2:30 each afternoon. Practi- cally a novice course in A. H. S., distributive education has been part of the curriculum for four years. BARBARA CLARK I OYCE FURROW Woolworth Home Company FRANCES CORRAL YVONNE GRAY Home Company 64 Liberty Grocery Montgomery Ward NORMA HIGHMAN Dzstnbutzve Educatron Kresge Newberry VIRGINIA IONES VIOLA MCCONNELL Kresge Newberry Iuniors are chosen for this course on the basis of ten points among which are an aptitude test, at- tendance. recommendations of former employ- ers, teachers. etc. Members oi the D. E. class are also mem- bers oi the Future Retailers of Ohio and have regular meetings once a month. Outside speakers and home talent are both featured at these meetings. In the past few years the D. E. students have sponsored a successful, all-school Val- entine Dance. They also honor their employ- ers at a banquet in the spring. VIVIAN KIRKPATRICK IACK M cE.' LWAIN Kresqe Shinn Clothing DICK KLINE GLORIA MCEVOY Hostettler's NeWbel'1'Y CONNIE GREEN GENE KRICHBAUM College Avenue Grocery MARY LOU MARTIN Distributive Education MIRIAM MCKINLEY DONNA POTTS Newberry I. C. Penney CHARLES MILLER DONALD POWELL Zedekcrr's Upholstering Russell Furnace Compcmy RACHELLE OTTER ASA SMITH I. C. Penney Montgomery Ward ELAINE PIPER PAYE WOLF E Woolworth FC1Shi011 HEAD USHER, DOLORES ECHELBERGER Ushers Last year at 7: 15 on the night of the Senior class play, fourteen new ushers gathered in the audi- torium, listened carefully to instructions from Mr. McDowell and thus began their duties that were to last during commencement Week and throughout their Senior year. Efficiently the ushers seat guests of the audito- rium, pass out programs, and politely maintain or- der. All ushers must be dependable and Well-man- nered, have outstanding characters, and maintain pleasant personalities. Attractively dressed in aqua uniforms, they cheerfully greet you and graciously show you to your seat. x l L .rw z '- 'f V . Q ,.., Q.-- f- f -'w . , V ., , . v V ,. 521-'Ze-w,,w',f' 'win If N ' - I-Q r4V A - . ...nr ' .,'.,K,g-, AVN. ,ny , 5 v- 1- V fi -0 f , .,., , my V L . , My Q I L., ,Cl-V--. . ,. K' , FIRST ROW: Mildred Markel, Iudy Robertson, Norma Drushel, Bonnie Sloan, Beverly Mundort, Dolores Echelberqer, Head Usher: Nancy Leaman, Carol McFadden. SECOND ROW: Ioan Kubinyi, Rosemary Kohout, Caroline Stalnaker. Trula Quong, Marilyn Paxton, Carol Ann Norris. Thespians 1'7',.1,, fy - FIRST ROW: Judy Robertson, President: Don Wagner, Vice President, Rosemary Wiles, Secretary-treasurer: Barry Shank Carol Marsh Gaynor Burns, Connie Green. SECOND ROW: George Preston, Dave Gault. Dick Cumberland, Speros Karas Dick Gorham lean Lindower, Phil Lersch. THIRD ROW: Ann Slossnagel, Ianet Myers, Biddie Fritz, Pat Boeh, Sue Murray, Ioan Chorpening Connie Cordell, Norma Woellling. The lights 'are dimmed, the curtain goes up, and thus starts one of the productions by Troup Twenty- nine of Ashland High School. School assemblies, open house in 216, and the hit of the year in the auditorium are the stages for these shows. Not only do Thespians learn to act, but also they learn how to make good appearances, to speak, and to apply make-up properly. Every Thespian has had experience in prop hunting and the stage setting. By work in the various arts of the theater, a stu- dent can gain membership in this national organi- zation. Points are awarded according to the adept- ness of the work done. Spending every night at hard work for three to four weeks before show time, each and every Thes- pian knows how important it is that The show must go on. 68 J' N- Th espian Play bn. BANG! BANG! OH, MY POOR HUSBAND: HE DIED! I BEHIND THE SCENES. CAST Mrs. Pampinelli .................. Ann Slossnagle Nelly Fell ....... .............. I udith Robertson Mrs. Ritter .... . . . . . .lean Lindower Mr. Ritter ......... .... R ichard Gorham Mr. Spindler ........ ....... P hillip Lersch Mr. Twiller ........... ..... D onald Wagner Florence McCricket .... ......... I anet Myers Mr. Spearing ..... I . . ........ George Preston . . . . Charles Stockdale . . . . . . .Gaynor Burns ........Ann Gorsuch . . . . .Ioseph Brubaker Mr. Hosse irosse . . Mrs. Sheppard .... Ienme .......... Stage Manager . . On April l, Torchbearers, a hilarious comedy, was presented by Thespian Troupe 29. Miss Betty Bartlett, who directed the production, was assisted by Patricia Boeh and Ruth Spies. The play revolved around Mrs. Ritter, who against her husband's better judgment attempted to be- come an actress. She was highly encouraged by Mrs. Pampinelli, a amateur director, and her as- sistants Nelly Fell and Mr. Spindler. Mrs. Ritter took Clara Sheppard's place in the amateur production when Mr. Sheppard suddenly died after learning that his Wife was to have the leading role opposite Mr. Hossefrosse. Entanglements and troubles unwound themselves into a successful and interesting play-one where everything comes out right in the end. 69 Senior Will the meeting please come to order? Promptly at 7:30 the first and third Monday of every month the Senior Girl Reserves hold their meetings. At the beginning of each meeting devotions are read by various members of the club, then the secretary calls a roll of over sixty girls. Committee reports are given and it is through these committees that the years program is carried out. Creating a friendly spirit among the younger girls in the school was the job of the service committee. Through the efforts of the social com- mittee the girls again held a formal dance W-hich for many years had been discon- tinued. During the Christmas holiday season a potluck Was enjoyed by every- one. The last social function and last meet- ing of the year was a farewell picnic at Brookside Park. The program committee planned an ex- cellent calendar for the year concerning life after graduation. Through such speak- ers as Mr. Ballou, Mr. Gorsuch, Mr. Dallas, Miss Amstutz, and Mrs. Mosher, problems of the home, marriage, college, professions, and the World were explained and dis- cussed. In addition to the above, the tra- ditional Easter Assembly was planned by the committee and it was a job Well done. Members of the music committee lead the girls in singing Follow the Gleam at the close of each meeting. The Words of this beautiful hymn express perfectly the purpose behind the Girl Reserve Club. FIRST ROW: Yvonne Grey, Norma Drushel, Trula Quonq, Treasurer: Gaynor Burris, Secretary: Carol Arm Norris, Vice-President: Dolores gchelbegger, President- Ioanne Chorpening, Carol Chrisman, Hayclina Tucker. SECOND ROW: Nolsirrig Dciecgne, Ioyce Furrow, Francis orral, lame Piper, Virginia Jones, Vivian Kirkpatrick. Margaret Hosford, Mary Lou Verrnillion, .1 re. trouse,.Annabe1le Bomeli THIRD ROW' Donna Potts Miriam M K' l R W'l M th t N r a Woeltling Doris Kreider Gloria M E . . , c ui ey, osemary ies, ar a Hurs, o m . . c voy, Barbara Clark, Carol McCool, Beverly Brown, Susan Stentz, Sandra Hiner. . Girl Reserves I INITIATION RITUALS CHRISTMAS MEETING Junior - 1 einesxden W . mein lov IRD RO Gosseu Secreww' V' lmd cw TH , IY' Mm E fewn 51-lcxtegbiegci Nqggxgsggvgondru Matin V l Sonia Welix gdclglglfge Leiter, spwque. rn 1- W. Luv-Q de, - ache GGYOND RO - 3 n . Stone' B1 SEC Louise s I 1 Hugh Sine Mgzxvln ng SaYle5' 1 U mans. X Buell' L so P- S mans. Mmiwn 519323: vkqmxdsixmoxeg P85131 Haig? icy Lou e me 35531, Mwfdtiiw Mmm SW , ben . eip! 1 M gist Anita EsCh,,pmf1nMd,Y Swm. Glotene Y 1. Tune Scott. CY Grabll Ruth Amixames. Nan Beveihl To over sixty junior girls h t e Word candle represe t ' n s one of the ice ' ' mam serv- organ1zat1ons i th n e school-the Iunior Girl Reserves. Although the expression is trite, it is still true that The Girl Reserves perform many noteworthy services to the community. Boxes are packed to send overseas through the Red Cross as well as those that are shipped through CARE. This organization aids in other local d ' rives made throughout the year. The social activities reached their height in February when the girls joined with the Senior Girl Reserves and held a formal dance. A box social, Christmas party, and a farewell picnic were among the year's festivities. Part of the Christmas celebration in the school is the inspiring and important Christmas assembly sponsored by the lunior Girl Reserves. The program begins with the traditional candle light procession of all the members. All these things help the Iunior Girl Re- serves in reaching toward the best. V16 ' Quiz. Mcxicic1KoIsmeYei' C9 kms ' ey, Ore . Zoe L hrllrps ' Brads . I Reserves C-71' FIRST ROW: J Ek SECOND HOW'eqn CUro1P ' ' ne Gilliam, Sue Bennett, Shir anglois, Portia Strine, Pat W ' , Julia Weirick. THIRD ROW: P 11, Marilyn McQuillen, Joyce N ley Sidle, Lovina Zellner, Vi Crit, Marlene Plank, Jo Ann Wh rances Egner, Marlene Hurnb alley, Louise Zehner, Janet T rginia Arnold, B nni Ernlnon , Su Murr y. eeler, Janet Walz, Rita ?11c1i?anawcry,sKayeK Q auglz, Barbara Beck, Janice Lindsay, Bonnie H uclrer. ABSENT: Sylvia GrofL Treasurer: Hele elznedy, yland, Donna n Hess, Betty Roland. QR , pvls E A ss sPRAGu ' MI Blv EASTER ASSEM 73 Guide Staii rmsr Row: D' k M' ' , xc mesmger Norma Woelfling, Doug Shilliday, Dolores Echelberqer, Trula Quonq, Rosy Kohout, SECOND ROW: Carol McCool, Ioyce Furrow, Don Wagner, Gaynor Burns, Ruth Hathaway, Bill Brownson. THIRD ROW: Martha Hurst, Doris D Kreider, Barney ilgard, Miss Butler, Mr. Murray. The Who, Why, where, and What for's of the school year are depicted in the pages through the efforts of the 1949 Guide Staff. From sweat, tears, and shouts of joy: from mere scribbling into a finished product, appears the Guide. Commanding the staff, Editor-in-Chief Dick Mine- singer held all responsibility. Business Manager Norma Woelfling was the official penny stretcher While Mr. Dwain Murray had the last crack as faculty advisor. All copy was checked by Miss Nadine Butler. Sketches are the fugitives from the imagination of Gaynor Burns, Art editor. Photography Was han- dled by Chuck Finley. Grganizational copy fell under the pens of Dolores Echelberger and Ioyce Furrow, literary editors. Crazy and zany features were passed to Iudy Robertson and Barney Dilgard, feature editors. Sports copy dribbled in to Martha Hurst and Trula Quong on the feminine team with Doug Shilliday and Don Wagner fighting for the men. Co-ordinating from posing for pictures to pasting up, was the task of Rosemary Wiles, Bill Brownson, Carol McCool, Ruth Hathaway, Rosemary Kohout, and Doris Kreider. 74 PAPER DRIVE? NO, JUST A GUIDE STAFF PARTY . A Panorama Staff FIRST ROW: Nancy Kerr, Betty Foster, Connie Cordell, June Stone, Sondra McNary, Suzanne Gunn. SECOND ROW: Mildred Strouse, ' E h lb N y L amon Bev rly Mundort, Rachelle Otter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hartman, Advisor: Fred Dorothy Wrltrout, ludy c e erger, unc e , e Sigler, Roderick Howe, Dave Downie, Bill Rush. Gaylord Walters. PANORAMA STAFF CLICKS Clack! Clack! Trills the typewriter in 115 as the copy for the Panorama gushes forth. Presenting the news of interest to students and faculty is a full-time job for the advanced journal- ism students who put out the Panorama. Besides helping with the publishing of the Pan- orama, the first year journalism students put out a School News column daily in the Times-Gazette. The Panorama editions from the second semester last year received the highest All-American Superior rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Cracking the whip to make things print is Mr. Hammill Hartman, faculty advisor. Pushing out the paper this year are: Co-news Editors ..Suzctnne Gunn, Sondra McNary Assistant News Editor ................ Iune Stone Co-feature Editors -Connie Cordell, lune Edwards Assistant Feature Editor ................ Bill Hush Activities Editor ................ Dorothy Wiltrout Assistant Activities Editor ............ Nancy Kerr Co-sports Editors .... Gaylord Walters, Fred Sigler, Dave Downie Business Manager .......... ..... R oderick Howe Circulation Manager .............. Rachelle Otter Staff Artist .................... Iudy Echelberger Staff Typists .... Beverly Mundorf, Nancy Leaman, 75 Mildred Strouse Senior If you happen to walk down one of Ashland High's corridors some evening and hear a group of goyfs talking about food-it is probably the Senior 1- . These junior and senior boys not only like to eat, but a potluck is simply a must on their year's schedule. Although the club has its potlucks, parties, and game nights, it is always ready to lend a helping hand not only to the seventh grade boys in their Little Brother plan, but in anything else which takes a great deal of Work. One of the year's main projects is the Thanks- giving Assembly which requires intense indus- triousness on the part of the boys. Another is the unforgettable formal which the Hi-Y and Koda Klub hold each spring. GAME NIGHT FIRST ROW: David Iohnson, President: Bill Brownson, Vice-President: Gene Brubaker, Secretary: Bob P'-Unelff TIeGSurer:' Phil Lersch, Chaplain: Gus Bahas, Sgt. at Arms, Dick Minesinqer, Dick Dilgard. SECOND ROW:. Byron Dilgard,RDw Ciivkrmbiqeiiland, Bill Campbell, David Gault, Iim Boss, Don Wagner, Denny Morr, Iim Hartman, Wayne Graven, Neil Yoho. THIRIZ RO .W LA 5 rgtar'ii1AIdv1sor:'Hod- erick Howe, Speros Karas, Don Tucker, Gene Mosser, Norman Newcomer, Dick Scott, Ronalld G 119, en G ml . red Sigler. ABSENT: Dave Downie, Ray Neikirk, Gaylord Walters. Dick Wells, Howard Fackler, ASC! Smlf - vs ' . Hi- Y '75 Mex: MM SURE ' 4 7 W ATCH THE F' FIRST ROW: Dick Baker, Barry Shank, Lew Russell, lack Guiley, Iim Reynolds, Dudley Riqgle, Bob Wyganl, George Peters. SECOND ROW: Bob Laird, lack Warriner. Gary Averill, Bob Halliday, Doug Applegath, Howard Honaker, Tom Siler, Dick Tart, lud Schaefer, THIRD ROW: Bob Spencer, Paul Iones, Al Kerr, Iohn Bahas, Sandy Iameson, Raymond Bates, Norm McVicker, Dale Clark. 77 ft Q, li R R FIRST ROW: George Preston, President: Frank Beer, Vice-President: Charles Stockdale, Secretary: Bob Brand. Treasurer: Bill Cordell. sergeant-at-Arms: Tom Anderson, Chaplain: Stanley Smith, Maurice Boyd, SECOND HOW: David Finley, Rollin Scott, Lee Hurd, Dzfjggfg52124cifcfgfrrullsugihtlgilltglfumxgicin. I1pdT3y1or, Bilgglgyvrgrgs. THIRD Row: Jim Herron, George Gmsser, Edson Grindle, 1 , en cr e , e . : . , ' ' Fluke, sam Gmbiu' Scott Pastor' Dick Rickell' UOHCJ OW Mr Hall Advisor. Alton Shader, Larry Stumbaugh, Tom ABSENT: Bob Au, Phil Worst, Tom Lutz. , Iunior Hi-Y Great oaks from little acorns grow and some day this group of serious minded boys will be honor citizens of the World. Even before this they Will be members of the Sr. Hi-Y, which is their goal at the present. Organized around the same standards and pur- poses as those of the Senior Club, there are thirty members in the organization. These fortunate freshmen and sophomore boys enjoy game nights, round-table discussions, feature speakers and poi- lucks. Throughout the school year they try to carry' out their ideals of clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean sportmanship. On February fourth, many of the fellows attend- ed the annual Hi-Y-Koda Klub Formal held in the boys gym. 41 PATROLMAN RIGGLE SPEAKS 78 , Koda Klub Eat, drink, Cmilk, that isD and be merry is the second motto of the Koda Klub. The first and by far the most important is: To create a friendly attitude and a spirit of cooperation among the boys and to train its members to be of service to the school and community. However, aside from guarding and selling at foot- ball games, helping to put up and take down elec- tion booths in the spring, and conducting round tables for personal betterment, the boys find plenty of time to throw numerous potlucks throughout the year. The Koda Klub and Hi-Y formal dance held in the Spring is the most important social event on the program. INFORMAL INITIATION ll'- S ,fwf FIRST ROW: Allen Uncapher Presid t' D' ' ' - - Ch I . , I l en . xck Haflner, V1ce-Pres1dent:.Doug Shxlllday, Treasurer: lack St , S t 5 B'll E k , THS3pDc'H'65V'fd glfggnsffggg R835 1?Vi1gE1i,uJ?:1egfT1n.RDaI? S'113tt0n.N1?ayid Bgzlgam, Ernest Weaver, Dick Goff-fig. llslctggwell, Acfviibg, . ' ' . , 1 u . . ' - ' Arms' Bob Sears' Kerry smith' Bud Rush' Bm Sievensu s om ar m o Herbrcmd, Bob Morxtz. ABSENT. luck McE1wam, Sqt. at 79 :rf 155 47 f' miss smnszp ,EHS How Art . Like Q JO? the Eilngination ti enior hi h lub. of Work G UZ? Cfgwqrdgangtudents with nd fun? Wh Qneganizqtiontype of art 9Ven G Sl- Y not Qual C1311-knovgn i Work are Vsgflf incline! ucgetide Stmois displigolect of thi Come ifltg ggiig5ub.eV6geg1?hCIr1iStiC S-d OUT of the 5519 GI1. Culture is pe group 21 5 is one m l each rcxcticed Ggcesl eatsdln study of Well as ' and pa.. Preachelnts. d. r Bums Treasurer' SKGYIXEY Bums Belly Yosxer, Ca:oX Tawnor, YXBST BOW: Bob Nah, Yresidenlz Dick Brahman, Vice-President: Gayno , I , . - CaroX Luiz, Belinda Barrxeu. SECOND BOW: Party Boeh. Bum Hochstekler, Mary Tim. CaroX McHenry. Yehia Yau. Mary Ana Smahey. Phyhis Weaver. 'Yi-HRD HOW: Lois Nissan, Hoberk Au, Pam Hochsteder, Carox Ann Beaser. Ko Arm Sxmamon, Don Neu, hm TGYXOY. b Barbara Buckingham, Barbara Dunham, Kudy Bchehaerqer, Barbara Good, Bob Miss Smexser, Advisor. ABS!-5N'Yz Card Brilerx usher. A S X , Xeanexte Sunebrirxq Herbrand, Mamyn Paxton, So rm ay es 80 4- Spanish Club es, boys and Si, si, senores, senoritas -yes, y girls in senior high who are interested in Spanish can join the Club del Espanol. Not only does this organization promote a better ustoms and peoples, understanding of Spanish c ' n a clearer conception of but the club has also give the Spanish course to the students. During the year the group has had the privilege of hearing Mrs. Phillip Nolte, former exchange stu- dent from Argentina, and Mrs. Ioe Commisso, an Ashland College student Who spent some time in South America, of having a potluck, of having a Christmas party: and of sponsoring a masquerade dance in February. In former years the Spanish club has been a very anization but this year the club boasted small org 45 members. A POTLUCK sixn FIRST Pre ' HOW: - . 9 er IS, Alissa ary'A Q51-ue,-. 1111 B ' Cqrozyn S I Dic1f '.ff G ' Mar . A High aylafd W Y KC!! 'lin B ff G - man' fun alter' BgiIYugin?ae1?mYef,e355?f' CfIIlotlklggh'?m, J clnflker, 'Hman Uberh St Usru, Milli: Hqdefecrefqry S , rf . SE-co I andy U1 S Edward Um S, S , r. 5-IF s. po usxe Iacolgr ggnvgrsgilvgggjayfnbigfqfy gnghlgmqsl DOHDLD Row Sher' Vic P lions D'C'111. john Oberen Off. IQ U Srqutif irley E resid ' ave Do Ponej ' Afdel qlfeline 1 ef' Ioan Smith, peut: Ioyc Wine PISOD, Bin Gfldelh mllllgl I Nejso U! Ho 9-Fu!-ro ' d Si I Brqwnsog Roger Wi0Iene will Euzqbmergck ,W . :mer mt, MGT, eu, M' Rua ' Jeri Ccord 9 er' Hugh . A1335 Fish NT: Den-lljqck MCEIW -e Htllmes and DSW, Gen Y M e Kr- Orr, I Qin. H I zshbcnrm. ofrnne NQSOD Lib rarY Service Club Udeii Vice Yresidentg Mary Bott, Secretary, Mariiyn Bender, Treasurer: Bob hrxer Luciiie Lovvrie. SE-COND BOW: Dick Boss, David Brubaker. k Shiriey Kristorl, Annette Lutz, Mary Ciine, Nancy s Lanny Bppieqath, Kenneth Woode, 'Yom Bob Moritz, Virginia Emmons. Marvin Muninqer ident: Lesiie . 'tn Saundra Ze , ess Sywia Dic , Bertha Wiiiiam . C nnie Cordeii, ' , Xoe Mason. YXRST BOW: Yauiirxe Benthorn, Yres Herbrand, Yat Baird, Naomi Bowies, Sniriey Smr , Robert Brand, Staniey Burns, Bandaii Barnett, Mary Prnn 'ri , Daugherty. 'YHXBD BOW: David Neison, Mariiyn Andrews, Kay Benoids, Pickering, Xames Binqer. YOUBTH BOW: Pnyiiis Braden, Norma ilinq, Betty Cntiip, 0 P-BSENT 1 'Yom Anderson, Mariiyn Andrews, 1-iaroid Kauriman, Dick Ciine, Dick lkreis, Mary Lou Martin ris, Yred Siqier, Shiriey Smith, iean Sprenq, Dick Tarr, Caroi Wachtei, Virginia Wachtei. Boqer Par Ou R BUSIN E55 IS BOOKS S Wh EDC en YOu d moped- S 1P im flint Steps um or Wes th? librq ent will beogils helplitllillqry lggdfor the ' doubte u' dly Frornniutheir - In th Job is b ef of th . rough Z I-'ogks' I e L1bmfY Servic e or ny' book in the Tb , , C 1 rar i . Inernb ers can 1oCate for or YOu YOu, ' Cf L. S Y- I1 . , the fi1in In their S'C-membgddrtmn to Each g and I pare m I W111 h 1OCCIt' in - Year ecofd ke Qments C eck Ou Ing CI Unythi US plc, IS with f nned mon th1Y me - et- ness to or QOOC1 I1 old faghigimghe most Se1'10uS bu I s1- The fo the Vvtvlork do' ' h ne b books' Ole Schooffgf. C? nae1?1flf11id.timeS Whoit is eders is Ofpgty. uccrti IViCe 32 1 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW. HOW- S Herbs! Bzddig Guzqnn G r, MQrce1YZYRigtz, jlgffgtlgre d I Ser, Io Cnme f Re ' Y L ff D glflald ou Semqrfglald Alu Kanrzerr V, ' get' Beatri ICERP d Ce Youn nr I 9, Mdrlelln Reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic are only a few of the thin s so homore, junior, and senior members 9' P of the F. T. A. must know. Formed to better acquaint students with the educational field, the club is the newest organiza- tion in Ashland High. Regular meetings are often held in private homes with guest speakers on different phases of educa- t' . The Future Teachers also have .less-school-like ion moments such as the candlelight 1n1t1at1on SGIVICG, potlucks, and special occasion parties. This organ- ization sent two representatives to the N. E. O. T. A. Convention in Cleveland to act as ushers in Public Auditorium. cha ter of Future Teachers is moving Ashland's p . toward the top of the 600 clubs now organized in Ohio. 83 e 3,0 ne Plflrizli' ie!-cgegryf Di k Y c H ABSECg1F.eE ,Treqsur ' . 9 . ' :ck D1Igczid,bfig?ND I mu VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDES sw-x f , Future 'S FIRST ROW: Norma Witmer, Vice-President: Ioan Moneysmith, Secretary: Donna liraden, Treasurer: Sharlene Witmer, Iane Smith, S SttB lClk.SECONDROW:Bb Dh W'l1' Gb,M tHld,RthHth ,C lTl usan en z, every ar ar ara un am, 1 ima ar er argare os or u a away aro ay or, Gloria Uhler, Lucille Mosher. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Simpson, Evelyn Shafer, Ioanne Ne son, Donna Yaske, Wilma Shafer, Doris Wise, Delores Woods. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Evel, Phyllis Keener, Doris Clark, Marjorie Clark, Sue Bennett, Mary Swirieford, Miss Dons- more, Adviser. It is said that too many cooks spoil the broth. This, however, is not the case When the gals in the F. H. A. get together. Many teachers and students of A. H. S. have found themselves outside the door of the home economics department, lured there by the tantalizing aromas escaping from within. This club is open to any girl in' grades nine through twelve. To be a member the girl must have one year of home economics. Organized to teach girls more about home- making and the importance of caring for their possessions and personal appearance, the club has, by now, impressed most Future Homemakers of America with the importance of the proverb, A stitch in time saves nine. 84 AON if f 1 Homemalcers -DO vt in j, 'W .I I- ,ik .ts FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Hiner, Louise Koontz, Martha Malcornb, Marporie Iones, Sue Halliwell. Louise Conway, Donna Workman. SECOND ROW: IoAnn Swineford, Earla Stenpert, Norma Simmons, Shirley Shinabarker, Doris Satterfield, Maxine Finell, Oda Clark. THIRD ROW: Betty Wells, Ianet Fulk, Dee Ann Campbell, Ruth McQuate, Louise Lewis, Marilyn McQuillen. FOURTH HOW: Helen Sheeks, LaDonna Snowbcrqer, Betty Icme Chance, Patty Sheppard, Iris Long, Mary Lou Brownson, Miss Iune Martin, Advisor. CHRISTMAS MEETING P 85 dv RECEIVING THEIR A's X FIRST ROW: Don Wagner. President: Bill Brownson, Vice-President: Carol McCool, Secretary: Rosemary Kohout, Treasurer: Dolores Echelberqer, Doris Kreider, Ianet Painter, Norma Woelfling, Martha Hurst, Ioanne Chorpening, Suzanne Gunn, Willima Garber, SECOND ROW: Carol Witmer, Rachel Otter, Dorothy Wiltrout, Rachel Rickel, Marilyn Paxton, Iune Stone, Ann Pike, Mary Ann Dick- man, Annabelle Bomeli, Bonnie Wuthrich, Carol Chrisman, Beverly Mundorf, Yvonne Gray, Sandra Hiner. THIRD ROW: Reginald Kantzer, Fred Sigler, Gus Bahas, Dan Sutton. Denny Morr, lack Stover, Ioe Brubaker, Doug Shilliday, Gene Brubaker. Dick Haflner, Allen Uncapher, Donald Aulger. ABSENT: Ragna Bennett, lim Boss, Dick Minesinger, Trula Quonq, Marcelyn Reaser, Bill Stephens, Don Tucker. PROFESSOR GUBITZ SPEAKS The College Club Was started when a group of girls met in their home rooms to discuss the prob- lems encountered when entering college. Soon the club was organized and held two regular meetings on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. This last year the membership, which includes only Iuniors and Seniors, reached a grand total of eighty-one. The club enjoyed and appreciated the guidance given by representatives from the numer- ous colleges and universities throughout the state. These talks were concerned chiefly with the cur- riculum, activities, tuition, and advantages of their respective schools. Each member is interviewed privately by the ad- visor, Miss Franz, in order to help him select the school which best fits his needs: Applications for entrance are then sent to the selected school. 86 l 1 FIRST HOW: Ioan Ogborn, Bonnie Emmons, Bonna Dean Anders, Rita McManaway, Helen Hess. Orene Gilliam, Biddie Gay Fritz, Elizabeth McCord, Iean Ekey. SECOND ROW: Mariorie Petty, Marcia Korsmeyer, Sonia Welsh, Ianet Walz, Ruth Ann Scott, Ianet Myers, Iune Edwards, Io Ann Gossett, Marlene Humbaugh, Ruth Marie Spies, Barbara Beck. THIRD HOW: Bill Emery. Barry Shank, Bill Hush, Tom Martin, Bob Halladcxy, Dick Tart, Iohn Bahas, Dick Baker, Kay Kennedy, Iulie Weirick. ABSENT: Bud Clem, Gordon Dallas, Nancy Grabill, Sylvia Graff, Sandy Iameson. Ioan Wheeler. Guest Nlern--me ASHLAND P. 1. A. ', cl-low LINE 87 gi iii , r MN. , ,gig ,A 'rr i ' , mais. A V i5'a?J,Pl-'T i t if 1 W fx T if if fe ' ...' ' ' .91 FIRST ROW: Pat Boeh, Marlene Humbaugh, Barbara Good, Pat Wait, Doris Kreider, Treasurer: Ioan Kuhinyi, Secretary: Sue Murray, Vice-President: Ioan Couch, President: Yvonne Hazlett, Carol McFadden. SECOND ROW: Ioy Lou Seamans, Carol Witmer, Pat Baird, Marlene Plank, Ioanne Wheeler, Carol Ewing, Florence Langlois, Carol McHenry, Bonnie Ryland, Norma Woeliling, Carol McCool, Mary Trill. THIRD ROW: Trula Quonq, Ianet Walz, Judy Robertson, Ruth Ann Scott, Betty Roland, Anita Esbenshade, Portia Strine, Velda Fair, Zoe Langlois, Ruth Marie Spies, Shirley Sidle, Carol Hudnut, Virginia Arnold, Kay Sizemore, Lovina Zehner, Glorene Chapman, Ioan Oghorn, Marilyn Stover, Virginia Clymer, Joyce Amstutz, Miss Russell, Advisor. Senior G'irI's The whistle blows starting one of the many games played every night after school in the girl's gymnasium. These games include soccer, hikes, volleyball, basketball, recreational sports, and soft- ball. Despite aching muscles, bruised shins, and jam- med fingers this club provides healthful recreation for any girl in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Three times a year A awards are presented to those girls who have succeeded in earning six hun- dred points. To have an A is the ambition of every girl. For the most, this award means five years of hard work, but this is forgotten when at last you walk down the hall with an A on your sweater. For several years the organization did not have a dance but this year the social spotlight cast a bright light on the annual dance given by the G. A. C. wmtr IS IT? 88 H A FIRST ROW: Barbara Bowles, Ioan Shaneielter, Pat Burnett, Mary Lee Bomeli, Mary Ann Hess, Norma Tucker. Beatrice Young. Pat Gilliam, Ann Gorsuch, Shirley Guisinger, Caroline Otter, Dixie Treace, Alice Schlingman. SECOND ROW: Marge Wilhelm, Thelma Bolin, Iune Edwards, Sondra McNary, Ioanne Gossett, Carol Hubier, Dotsie Martin, Betty Cooper, Sylvia Dick, Rolinda Barnett, Bonnie Bender, Barbara Brown, Helen Kaufman, Barbara Spore, Betty Hites. THIRD ROW: Ianet Tucker, Louise Zehner, Iulia Weirick. Carol Phillips, Janet Gault, Marjorie Grindle, Bonnie Crawford, Marilyn Furrow, Marjorie Reed, Annette Rader, Portia Smith. Ioan Cowan, Ann Slossnagel, Iris Long, Rosemary Hutchison, Sharlene Witmer, Martha Hurst, Sandra Hiner, Ioanne Chorpening, Rosemary Kohout. Dolores Echelberger, Dixie Humrichouser, Nancy Kerr, Wilma Shafer. ABSENT: Norma Simmons, Joanne Weirbiki. Athletic Club Jw: f -.... -TA 1 rms run: BAND 89 srum NIGHT FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Urban, Clarabeth Deever, Gretchen Gault, Susa D l y A D t S G h M y A I net Engert. Rachel Finberq. Norma Emmons. SECOND ROW: Rosanne Cruml k A B H y I t C d ll C oly M y Ann Buckingham, Gloria Baker. Bonnie Crawford, Alison George, Ly C y THIRD ROW Glo B h B b Georgianne Corrall, Bonnie Cooper, Iacqueline Edwards, Mariery Dixon I t G Junior G11'I s One, two, three, kick-one, two, three, kick. No, this isn't a conga line, but it is the Ir. G. A. C. begin- ning the year with kickball. The girls also play basketball, softball, and this year they were intro- duced to a new game-volleyball. The game was entered wholeheartedly by every player and each girl is looking forward to playing volleyball next year. As a younger sister to the Senior Club, the Ir. G. A. C. is one of the largest clubs in the school with an enrollment of 80 girls. Soon after receiving membership in the group, the girls learn the importance of earning that So, from the beginning they play hard to make first teams. Fifty points are awarded to first team mem- bers and twenty-five points to those on second teams. Two hundred points can be earned in a year, six hundred points are needed to win an By the looks of the record, many girls will be presented an A in the years to come. . 90 ' wi fi ,,,,. K. V M FIRST HQW: Linda Leister, Iudy Kick, Beverly I-lesson, Susie Iacobs, lanet Rader, Treasurer: Iolene Wait, President: Ann Woellling, V109 P1'9S1d9l1!2' lime Hvbertsqn, Secretary: Iacqueline Edwards, Ioyce Lutz. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kohler, Margery Iones, Georqianne Koontf, Madeline-Moore, Shirley Knstott, Gail Leiter, Ioanne Motter, Connie Kerr, Linda Horn, Carol Hartman, Betty lohnson. Tl-IIHD gglldulogrlingolgcgird, Helen Hites, Connie Hostler, Mary Karas, Jacqueline Immig, Gloria Kohler. FOURTH HOW: Miss Howsey. Miss Athletic Club A X :LJ ,W . . . FIRST ROW: Theresa Mclnerney, Sandra Shinabarker, Delores Latimer, Mary Ann Rader. Charleen Moose. Lucille Stephan, Ann Harwood, Connie Leiter, Mary Sue Urban, Sally Younq, Sheila Urban. SECOND ROW: Billie Shcmeielter. Norma McKean, Sharon Kerr, Barbara Inqmand, Ann Hamilton, Sherry Hetsler, Sara Welch, Saundra Zehner. Phyllis Stone, Barbara Sherck, Marguerite Mosher. THIRD ROW: Sandra Withers, Shirley Picking, Mary Ann Smalley, Earla Stimpert, Betty Poland, Donna Tucker, Ianet Wenrick, Ianet Rader, Eloise Landman. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Stone, Peggy Repp, Florence Woods, Mary Ann Pence, Ianet Scott, Sandra Stitzel. ' 91 FIRST ROW: Sandy Iameson, President: Dale Summerton, Vice-President: Ruth Hathaway, Secretary: Peggy Repp, Treasurer: Norma Witmer. Io Ann Moneysmith. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Hutchison, Caroline Otter, Marjorie Reed, Virginia Clymer, Dorothy Wiltrout, Mary Ann Dickman, Charles Stockdale. THIRD ROW: Lee Hurd, Bob Brand, Melvin Woeltling, Bill Eckard, Charles Tucker, Ierry Yeater, Mr. Sherck, Advisor. ABSENT: lean Spreng, Gerald Dickman, Dixie Treace, Beverly Iames, Marjorie Petty, Ioseph Brubaker. Student Senate FIRST HOW: Donald Howey, loel Rader, Iim Weiss, Bill Cooper, Bill Britton Kenneth Sidle SECOND ROW' Ioyce Lutz Lind L ' t , . . , a e s er, Iudy Kick, Gloria Bush, Ianet Wenrick. THIRD ROW: Nikki Emmons, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Iacobs, Jolene Wait, Georgian Corrcfl. 92 ET-'-ff I AW FIRST ROW: Hugh Schwartzwalder, Ervin Strine, David 1'-'ord, Ioseph Voqed, Tom Siler, William Hochstettler, Iim Fair, Carl Keener, Iim Hiqhman, Secretary: Dick Gribben. SECOND ROW: Harold Bowers, Roger Swinelord, Ralph Houser, Treasurer: Kenneth Wharton, Don Hefleliinqer, Leland Ambrose, Vice-President: Tom Maxheimer, Phil Braden, Bud Doan, Bill Cooner, Robert Moneysmith. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Mr. Krill, Phil Rader, Tom Garrison, Bill Roepke, Harold Sprinkle, George Smith, lack Abram, Dwight Moor, Robert Treisler, Phillip Kerr, Gaylord Elson, Bob Franks, Bill Otter, Daryl Wise, Wendell Johnson. SECOND ROW: Charles Iohnson, Don Brewer, Tom Vogel, Bill Heiieliinger, Iack Stienhour, Danny Garrison, William Swineiord, Carlton Emmons, Iack Shrefiler, David Wise, lack Mosser, Russel Harpster. THIRD ROW: Gene Swineford, Doyl Finley, Ralph Stone, Gerald Berkholder, Andy Myers, Richard McDonald, Leo Smith, Iim Taylor, Clarence Hofier. FOURTH HOW: Merle Pefier, Don Long, Tom Ewing, Duane Sample, Dick Burns, Charles Enk, Walter Lewis, Kenny Lindecamp, lake Humrichouser, Bill Bertch. I 1 - S 1 4 I l Y Al 93 - Photography Staff B! ' dvi50f' mr- A MI. Mun - mY' k Warnner. Chuck Fm qlht sac A pleq ubukef' Doug P Watch the birdie! Please, stand still! Now smile- click! This is just part of the actions that members of the photography staff go through when they take pictures everyday. Besides the taking ot the pictures, developing and printing are also part of their jobs. The preparation ot pictures for the Guide and the Panorama is their most important assignment of the year. This means attending every activity in the high school from athletic contests to formal dances. Their jobs are great and many, but success is theirs as you can see throughout the pages of this book. V . 1 ' 'k 1 tlfif L' P 'iv ' J 'me' ft W 1 4 ff A NN W- W4 i 1 CHUCK FINLAY HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER E 5 e E L P 3 I 4 4 : Q , 1, YI T 7 - 12. f Ql E-an-if-ifw 3'3'F,- ' ' 162- 1 ' ' I' 'f 1'-fgqgy i 4- f 4 5' ff W4 L f T' ' E 'ff'-' f-if ' , ,. ' ' A -f . 4- A- H '.. f 9 I 4' A N? .1' ' 5 ff ' ,ff X, j if , I V'15' Q, ' ' 1 ' f - I I -V 'L '53 ,, 5 5 A A ' A Q ,gs -dm f '4 , I 1 li ' 1 7 I K f 7 -.- 2 'ax H I f, x ' ' ' I . 1. J J Y T, ml - qs - ',' ,v p 1. .N ' L 1 wx . I V 24, M: 3 V L- ll I. Q- x 4 -Ja! ' ' .' 2' , - - , f - 3' 17 il l, f X3-X R ' r X VARSITY- With the return of only three letter men -Ray Bates, Dick Scott, and Howard Fackler-to the varsity this year, the hopes for a successful season were very low. They were lowered even more when first string fullback, Howard Fackler, broke his ankle in a pre-season scrimmage. In their first game, with Willard, the A's were edged 7-6. A week later mighty Fremont thumped them 28-7. Canton South followed with a 33-O victory and Sandusky then took the field, winning 34-6. The next game was a bright spot for the A's as they ran over Shelby 26-O for victory number one. The next three games proved to be disastrous as they were downed by Wooster, 34-61 Marion, 19-75 and Oberlin, 7-O. In the latter the A's were hampered greatly by a driving rain. Determined not to end the season with only one victory they edged Galion in the final game 20-19 after trailing 7-19 at the half. Although the A's didn't have a winning season, Coach Taylor lauded their fine spirit and cooperation. Q At the Football Banquet, Phil Lersch was selected as the team's most valuable player. COACH TAYLOR RAYMOND BATES PETE BOEH Willard ...., Fremont .... Canton South Sandusky . . . Shelby .... Wooster Marion .,,. Oberlin ..t. Galion . . . FOOTBALL DALE CLARK TOM WITHERS DALE SUMMERTON S C O R E S A ASHLAND oPPoNEN'1' , ,,.... 6 7 7 28 0 33 . .r.. 6 34 .H26 0 .. 6 34 7 19 0 7 19 20 97 .IUD SCHAEFER RONALD LARUE FIRST STRING GEORGE GLASSER DICK SCOTT C pl A's NORMAN MCVICKER PHIL LERSCH VARSITY FIRST STRING S UBS TI TU TES New HAROLD SPRINKLE PAUL SHERCK TOM SILER Assistant Coach RAYMOND NEIKIRK WENDELL SMITH mcx sonrneuo GENE snonrs 98 LELAND AMBROSE ARDELL GRIFFITH FOOTBALL fr .:.:4-'EM :maj T Sl d S h f Geo! e Glasser Dale Clark Dick Boniiqlio Pete Boeh Ronald LaRue Dick FIRST ROW: Leland Ambrose, om ier, Iu c ae er, q , . , , , Scott, Phil Lersch. SECOND ROW: C. E. Taylor, Coach: Bob Kopplez, Wendell Smith, Raymond Neikirk, Dick Gorham. Gaylord Walters, Ronald Hostler, Gene Mosser, Al Kerr, Gene Shorts, Dudley Riggle, Manager: Paul Sherck, Ass't Coach. THIRD ROW: Harold Sprinkle, Harold Bowers, Dale Cleckner, Howard Fackler, lack Bowles, lim Reynolds, Norman McVicker, Ardell Griffith, Tom Withers, Ray- mond Bates, Lew Russell. Lsnscn cmuuis ron A rmsr oown 99 .nf-:Z-'-m.. ... , ,-1. -wg,.,. ',.,.., ,.,,,, ,vw ,, ..,. , -4,5-,,. V .. ,. V 1 Q-,fm I V FOOTBALL a-.....-my .1 www , - .... - . W . A.. . -. , , , . 5, t I . v V, I I ,, , L ' ' .,,, 4 , , . , , L - .. ' FIRST ROW: David Rader, Russell l-larpster, Roland Stewart, Ronald Bechtel, Stanley Smith, Glenn Haley, Rollin Scott, Leonard Scott, Lewis Petit, Bob Brand, Dick Rickle. SECOND ROW: Bud Plank, Ass't Coach: Iim Roseboro, William Frary, lake Humrichouser, Larry Brubaker, George Andress, Phil Hamilton, Dick Yeagle, Westley Elkin Bill Cordell Clair Howey, Lee Hurd, Hank Ram lt 1 1 pe , Coach. THIRD ROW: John Williams, Maurice-Boyd, lack Klepser, Frank Beer, Bob Au, Doyle Findley, Iack Mosser, Dick Gilbert, Stanley Burns, Dave Halterman, Edson Grindle, Bill Thornhill, Manager: Harold Brown. Regardless of their record of two wins and five losses for the season, the I. V.'s have produced some promising material for next year's varsity. The squad consisted of nineteen freshmen and fourteen sopho- mores. The sophomores will be used for re- serve strength on the varsity next year and a few of the better players will be used to replace the seniors who graduate this year. SCORES ASHLAND OPPONENT Wooster ,..,....,..,.. 0 44 Iohnny Appleseed . . , , 0 13 Iohn Simpson .,.. . . 12 6 Norwalk ..,..., . O 26 Shelby . .. . . 13 14 Wooster . . . . . 0 45 Shelby .. .. 13 0 When a promising player shows up on the I. V. squad he is usually moved up to the varsity. Therefore, the I. V. team is com- posed of inexperienced players trying to learn the fundamentals of football. Be- cause of this, the action of the I. V. team is more for the purpose of learning and not unfavorable criticizing. From the viewpoint of material produced and the fact that most other schools use their varsity reserves in Ir. Varsity games, the I. V.'s had a successful season. FIRST ROW: Frank Beer, Melvin Woeliling, Lee Hurd, Bob Brand, George Glasser. Dick Rickel, Dick Humrichouser, Tom Fluke. SECOND ROVY::lg.ewis Leiter, manager: Dick Barr, Russell Harpster, Ronald Bechtel, lack Mosser, Gene Myers, Bill Thornhill, manager: Coach Han ampelt. Finishing the season with fourteen wins and one loss, the I. V.'s turned in one of the best records in Ashland High School history. During the season they compiled a total of 655 points While holding their opponents to 484 points. This is Coach Rampe1t's second year with the I. V. squad. During these two years his teams have won 25 games while losing only 8-a record which will be difficult to surpass. The Iunior A's only setback this year came, after ten straight victories, at the hands of the Mansfield I. V.'s, 48-28. The little A's had previously beaten Mans- ield, 35-28. The I. V. squad not only produced a very fine team this year, but it has also developed and will send some very promising players to next year's varsity. SCORES ASHLAND OPPONENT 32 25 Norwalk ..., ,.,,,.... Galion . . , . . . Bellevue .... . , , Wooster ..... . . . Mansfield ..... . , , Iohn Simpson .... . . . Fremont ......, . . . Iohn Simpson .... . , , Marion ...,........,.. Mansfield .....,.,.... Canton South ......... lohnny Appleseed ..., 44 16 49 35 57 33 35 28 53 33 52 21 Sandusky ...,, . . , 46 39 33 29 37 28 28 48 40 37 48 25 MGIIOH ,.,.,...,...... 55 42 46 45 Dover ,......,.,....,, MR. RAMPELT 101 VARSITY RAYMOND BATES NORMAN MCVICKER With the return of only one letterman, Philip Lersch, from last year's varsity, Ashland's basket- ball fans were feeling, mighty low. It looked as if the A's were in for a terri- ble season. But when the regular season was over and the record book dis- closed that Ashland had won twelve and lost six, the fans were singing a new song. From there the A's went on to win their first tournament game from Crestline easily. Then Mansfield ended all their hopes by defeating PAUL JONES the A's for the third time in the same season. When the all-tournament team was chosen, Doug Shilli- day was selected for the first team and Paul Iones was placed on the second team. Much credit must be given to Coach C. E. Tay- lor for the fine showing of the team. His first string wasqmade up of the fol- lowing boys: Captain Phil Lersch, the only returning lettermang Doug Shilli- girly, an all-county choice 1n his sophomore year at Hayesvilley Norm Mc- nous sHn.uoAY - '-ERSCH 102 Captain BASKETBALL BOB WYGANT HOWARD FACKLER DICK HOOVER DUDLEY RIGGLE Manager Fackler, cmd Dick Hoover. When the season was over, Captain Phil Lersch was chosen as the team's most valuable player. LEW RUSSELL Vicker, high scorer on the I. V. squad last year: Bud Iones, center on the I. V. squad last year: Ray Bates, member of last year's varsity squad. Much help was aiven bv Lew Russell, Howard Q., rAsr BREAK! 103 TBAL FIRST ROW B b Wyg q S y R y P I I nes, Norm McVick L h D dl y Rqgl SECOND HOW C h T yl R D k H , Howard Fcxckler ABSENT B h S Norwalk . Galion ,. Bellevue . Cleveland South Wooster . Bellevue . Norwalk 4 Mansfield Washington C H Fremont , Sandusky Marion . . Zanesville Mansfield Canton South Culver .. Marion . . Dover . . . Crestline Mansfield . V1 BAWQHEBALL -Q- FIRST ROW: Wade Stone, Bill Cordell, lack Lindsay, Harry Austin, Dick Yeagle, Dick Barr, Philson Carter, Dud Riggle, Bill Emery, Douq Webb, Merle Hildebrand, Ronald Bechtel, Tom Lutz, Tom Shaftstall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boyd, Coach: Larry Stumbauqh, Manager Prank Strickling, David Ford, Bob Au, Alton Shader, Edson Grindle, Dick Swineiord, Don Aten, Morris Boyd, Everett Shonkwiler, Anthony Kostler. THIRD ROW: Bob Arnold, Manager: Bob Kaylor, Charles Goldsmith, George Fisher, Ronald Williams, Wendall Johnson, Ronald Hosler, Dick Gilbert, Tom Anderson, lack Klepser, Roland Stewart, Carl Dockendort. The Farm System for the Varsity baseball team is the I. V. squad which is 37 strong and is under the new management of Sidney Boyd. With the basic idea in mind of learning how to play baseball correctly, these boys are looking forward to the vacant berths on next year's varsity. GOLF The golf team, coached by Hank Rarnpelt, got off to a flying start this year and will probably enjoy a very successful season. With the return of prac- tically the same team which he had last year, Coach Rampelt may take full credit for the team's success. He can expect a reasonably good season next year also since these same boys will be back again. SCORES ASHLAND Shelby . , ....... llh OPPOHZNT Elyria . . y 7 5 FIRST ROW: lack Warriner, Melvin Woellling, Dick Smail. SECOND ROW: Bud Iones: Mr. Rampelt. Coach: 105 VARSITY ROSEBORO Catcher , wolrs, wAl.1:Rs, and PLANK GLASSER' Hgfmizfdfrfnd RUSSELL Third, Firsi, and Couch and Second 106 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Don Culp, Lewis Petit, Bill Toberen, Gene Wolie, Dave Downie, Gaylord Walter, Bob Brand. SECOND ROW: Mr. Plank, Coach: Barry Shank, lohn Roseboro, Doug Shilliday, Gary Averill, Dick Hulme, Dick Wilmer, Manager. ABSENT: George Glasser, Lew Russell, Bob Halliday, Leonard Scott. lohn Gess, Sock Larue, Dick Rickel. As in most of the other sports this year, the baseball team had to start anew as there were no returninglettermen to form the nucleus for this season's team. Also starting for the first time was Bud Plank, who took over the coaching position this spring. . With the handicap of Very little experience dogging them most of the season, the team didn't finish with such a good record as far as winning games is con- cerned. However, all the boys had ct very good time playing and learning the fundamentals of baseball, which is what really counts. The majority of the team this year were underclassmenp therefore there will be a good supply of experienced players for next year's Varsity. SCORES ASHLAND OPPONENT Galion . . , . t l 6 Willard . . . . . 4 5 Wooster ...., . . l 5 3 9 3 2 Madison .,...... . , Akron Buchtel . . . , . s SHILLIDAY Mound Staff 107 TBA CK FIRST ROW: Don Wagner, Bill Hochstettler, Howard Fackler, Ray Neikirk, Dick Haflner, Phil Lersch, Ray Bates, lim Reynolds, Howard Honaker. SECOND ROW: Lee Hurd, Tom Withers. Dick Gorham, Bob Koppler, Dick Tarr, Iohn Bahas, Dick Keener, George Peters, Dan Sutton, Tom Siler, Bob Wygant, Iud Schaefer, Coach Taylor. THIRD ROW: Dwight Bachman, Iohn Williams, Stanley Smith, Tom Martin, Dale Clark, Norman McVicker, Ronald Hostler, Bill Thornhill, Glenn Haley, Francis Chandler, Bill Cooner, Gerald Dickmcm, Phil Rader, Norman Conqer. 1 I DICK HAFFNER-DISCUS With the season halt gone, the record of the track squad does not show any trend. Whether we shall be on the winning or losing side of the ledger is un- certain. The record books show two wins, two losses, and a second place in a triangular meet. There is one thing, however, which is certain. This edition of the A's will have its share of record holders. Dick Haiiner has already broken the discus record twice, and several others have almost been broken. This year Coach Taylor has been stressing relays considerably, because the A's lack a standout dash man. The distances are fair, but their strong point is field events. As the season progresses the A's will probably grow stronger since several key men reported late, and because nine lettermen are returning from last year's successful team. SCORES ASHLAND OPPONENT Oberlin . , . . 77 41 Elyria .... M 42 76 Wooster .... .. 66 52 Mt. Vernon . . . . . 46 72 TRIANGUIJ-XR Ashland .. .. 50 I Bucyrus . . . 58W Bellevue . . . 41 W 108 THA CK I 1-. k..,,sq,-i ,.,, Up AND QVER I DON'T WANT IT! YOU TAKE ITI . 115- W . ' . an,-:M ex . .,. 2 , .. ..,, , BATES GOES OVER THE TOP ! S OW IT'S DONE DICK XX' xii, hr 109 PATRICIA WAIT CAROI. EWING if - . ' , 5 e f ' j Q , 1 SHIRLEY SIDLE 'Q 9 MARLENE PLANK fit f LEWZL , fi f My ' SHIRLEY GUISINGER NAVY 't,7 7-'A . 'W W2 F MARTHA HURST JOANNE CHORPENING DOLORES ECHELBERGER Co-Captain Co-Captain Ahoy! The Navy has landed. Contrary to rule, this Navy did not have to scrub decks or climb riggings. Their main objective was to practice making foul shots and field goals and to learn new plays in order to defeat the Army team. Dressed in regulation blue and white, the team was composed of three seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores. There were only two previous All- Stars on this team. Despite the fact that the team was beaten by score, they were not beaten in spirit. Some day the ticle will turn and the Navy All-Stars will again reign victorious. f 'X,., JoAN COWAN 110 if 2 'f-nw' I if D e,,,,-, Q' ARMY , 2? Q., 'j' 1-c ,1' y i i-E9 , 22 lb . 2 NORMA wourunc cnol. Memoosn JOAN COUCH polus 90151953 Co-Captain Co-Captain Golly, it's 7:00 and time for All-Star practice. To- morrow is the big night. We'll have to make this practice count! It seems that the Army made every one of its practices count because onthe big night the sol- diers again held the upper hand. For the third year in succession they have handed defeat to the Navy. They took the lead early in the first period and kept it the whole way. Only once did the sailors threaten, when they came within two points of the soldiers' score. The Army varied somewhat from regular khaki 5 YVONNE HAZLETT and ,wore red and gray uniforms. There were five 9 . seniors and four juniors on the squad. Four previous I -, All-Stars composed part of the nine. 1' The Army is looking for another victory next year, gr but they know too well, that all good things must end. XX X ZOE LANGLOIS fs' ' T A f life., YN ,. ,PQWX E rx ea' ' J 1 X ' 'f N CAROL HUDNUT 2 -9 7-T J? , 4 fr XE. . SUE MITRRAY aomu: nmmn STARS A Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Hazlett, Carol Ewing, Rosemary Kohout. Doris Kreider, Ioan Couch, Bonnie Ryland, Ioanne Chorpening, Pat Wait. Sue Murray, Marlene Plank, Carol McFadden. CENTER: Trula Quonq, Norma Woelfling, Martha Hurst, Dolores Echelberger. Leaders Trula Quong, Marlene Plank, Pat Wait, Iudy Robertson, Mildred Markel. Bonnie Rylangl, Martha Hurst. Florence I-Ghqlois, Shirley Sidle, Zoe Lanqlois, Doris Kreider, Dolores Echelberger, Ioan Kubinyi, Miss Russell, Advisor- 1 12 THROUGH THE YEAR WITH THE SR. G. A. C. CLUB ffm REACHING oun HIGHEST GOAL A VA ENT'NE'5 PAR 113 THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES THE GAME HAS STARTED SPIKE lT Every year the G. A. C.'ers are kept busy two and sometimes four nights a week with sports. This year's schedule has been full with fun- packed, competitive, and muscle-aching sports. The first sports scheduled on the G. A. C. cal- endar were soccer and hikes. For the first time soccer was played at Brookside Park. To start the indoor sports, Volleyball and bowling came next on the calendar. Bowling is the newest of our sports. This year the volley- ball players were tested to determine first teams. After Christmas vacation, the girls anxiously looked forward to basketball. It has been classi- fied many times as the most popular sport of A FREE FOR ALL ' i i Q -1 it ' i-v il juli , up '4 JPQ L .fl 114 . NICE SERVE, DEE Sr. G. A. C. After basketball the girls started their recreational sports which included ping- pong, shuffleboard, badminton, and deck ten- n1s. Come Spring, as We glanced at the calendar once again, We saw that it was time for those anticipated hikes? and for a new sport to be- gin-softball. Every year the girls race down to Myers Field to play the last sport of the year. Many bruises have been felt, most muscles have gone through the stiffening stage, and many a girl has eaten a cold supper, but it has been Worth the time spent not only for the fun, but for the knowledge of sportmanship and the development of ability and effort. tg f f fx I 'R' K s fl!! X X , I VI, i hw xl YXX ..- ...... f gk -1 ,.! O-f,,--Q , --L. - - .--.f5.i'ef fr M Man, I FOOTBALL OR SOCCER? ALLEY OOP, MART! THE LOOK OF ANTICIPATION I i ff f J, ,I X' g f n, , x ,,4vf,f.f V UQ 'i ff ' N 'U XV ' N lf' X XX f' ,gg WVAA' 3 i f ,gA'2. O QL Z I On November 19 the Iunior Class presented The Thirteenth Chair, a mystery in three acts. Miss Betty Bartlett directed the production assisted by Gaynor Burns. The play revolved around Rosalie LaGrange, a trance medium, who outwitted Phillip Mason a clever murdererl Mason's victim was Edward Wales. The murder took place at the home of Roscoe and Alica Crosby who were giving a party for their son Will and his fiancee, Helen O'Neil. Conducting gre investigation were Inspector Donahue and Mike unn. 118 IUNIOR CLASS PLAY November 19, 1949 V Rosalie LaGrange Inspector Tim Donahue . . . . . . .Sue Murray . . . .Barry Shank Roscoe Crosby ....... ....... R obert Lewis Alica Crosby . . . Phillip Mason . . . Will Crosby .... Helen O'Neil . . . Edward Wales .... Mike Dunn ....... . . . . .Sondra McNary . ...... Richard Tarr . . . . .William Rush . . . .Gail Crouch . . . . .Tom Martin .....lohn Bahas Mary Eastwood . . . ,,,,,, Janet Myers Helen Trent ..... .... B iddie Gay Fritz Grace Standish ..... .... D orothy Ienkins Howard Standish .... ..... W illiam Emery Brandish Trent .... ........... I oel Vogel Elizabeth Erskine . . . . . . . . .Marlene Rumbaugh Pollack ........... ......... R obert Laird Doolan ......... Richard Highman , , HOMECOMING November 5, 1948 While almost every girl dreams of being a queen, Carol McFadden, blonde, brown-eyed senior, achieved this goal. By vote of the Senior class, she was chosen to reign over the Homecoming game on Friday, November fifth. Feted by fanfares, Queen Carol and her four senior attendants were presented to the team and the spectators before the game. Football captain Dick Scott did the official honors as pictured. After all-a girl is queen only once! 4 ln: uussn nu- ----- .-..-..-,.,,, CAROL TAYLOR, AND ROSEMARY WILES. 5 A l QUEEN, CAROL ivucrAoi:EN A Kiss ron me Queen Gia M M MM ff?-'A X' ,f Q -211, 95Q7!f,, I , N 'ZQXIWQ x f 3 xqxxagkggxx Q yy SAX NN WZNNSQZ U ..f 3 rom runnsv THANKSGIVING November 25, 1948 ANOTHER TURKEY BITES THE DUST TURKEY IN THE STRAW 'ms UN 120 CAPHER5-WHICH ONE'S THE TURKEY? ll ll QXKKXKIHK CHRISTMAS December 25, 1948 1 IS SANTA HERE, DADDY? 5 X. NN.. me Nucl-lr aaron: CHRISTMAS 121 ALL LIT UP FOR CHRISTMAS HI-Y, KODA KLUB FORMAL February 5, 1949 Q , 2, 2 I ure ears tenuous, noN'1 n. AH, Yes-me YOUNGER GENERATION. OOOOOE THEY TICKLE A 122 SET EM UP, DICK. L me wAY nowN . CULVER GAME February 12, 1949 -X KA KJ my GMM They came, they saw, and they won the friendship and admiration of Ashlanders. The score 49-45 proves that these gen- tlemen are blue streaks on the basket- ball floor. They lost to us in basketball, but from dining at the Country Club to playing their darnedest and exploring Ashland the Culver team left a host of memories imprinted on this page. PETE Miers PHE. lf rg' X Q 9' ' GQ - if' LAUGH WHILE YOU CAN, cunvzne PHIL tens ONE or ms 1'rAMous Jokes. 123 ,H LOVELY WEATHER WE RE HAVING! FRANK BEER POSES FOR WHICH TWIN HAS THE TONI 4'-.Ng 8 f'- 'Z MR. GROFF TAKES A REST AIN'T HE PURTY? . eN 5N ROMAN BANQUET April 4, 1949 Food, speeches, and grape juice combined to make the Roman banquet in April an entertaining evening for all Latin students and faculty guests in attendance. The students came clothed in the old Roman style of togas and stoles composed of sheets, towels, or any other handy material. Some of the first year Latin students served as slaves for their approxi- mately eighty fellow Romans. The banquet was under the direction of Miss Sarah Smith and Miss Helen Rickel, High School Latin instructors. IS THAT THE THING TO SAY TO A ROMAN LADY? E -'Hhs ' sa wi' U 125 AIA aw! fQ' ,z 1 Qi? -'P P-I -.fl 5 f ,vom j X Q 1 I I I N . fra-'QU .gg E' fg! A J, 5 I 5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY May 27, 1949 The Senior Class presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on May 27. This delightful comedy was directed by Miss Betty Bartlett who was assisted by Ianet Myers and Constance Green. Cornelia Skinner, a nineteen year old girl with dramatic ambitions, and her friend Emily Kim- brough, naive yet Witty, take a trip abroad and also take the audience on a laughter-crammed voyage into unbelievable situations. Cupid hits Leo with a sharp pain when he meets Cornelia and from then on it takes Leo's pal Dick and Emily to really keep things going. All seventeen members of the cast did a good job from the first kiss to the last laugh. A WORD FROM THE PURSER! 'CAST Mrs, Skinner ......... Otis Skinner ...... Dick Winters . . . Leo McEvoy . . . Steward ......... Stewardess ........ Harriet St. Iohn ..... Winifred Blaugh .... Monsieur De La Croix . . Purser ............... Inspector .......... Therese ........... Window Cleaner ..... 127 Madame Elise ....... .... IF THE BOAT SINK5, I'M RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. TA! TA! Cornellia Otis Skinner ............ Iudith Robertson Emily Kimbrough ................ Rosemary Wiles . . . . .Gaynor Burns . . . .Richard Gorham . . . . .Speros Karas . . . .Doug Shilliday . . . . . .David Gault . .Norma Woeliling ......Suzanne Gunn .............AnnFike . William Campbell Admiral ............. .... . . . . . . .Phillip Lersch . . .Donald Wagner .Constance Cordell . . . . . .Doris Kreider Joanne Chorpening ........GusBahas A SEANCE 1 I . I I 5 xr S... A TRICK GUIDE STAFF G R T fx - HMMM, THIS LOOKS INTERESTING! P- T- A- FURNISHES EATS foes 0 faarfy 'W nv' . lfww J . n-as Jov or cooumc ,.-,.x CAUGHT 'N THE AC' THEY ' WG. Q, ,I----' ,,,....,, N, 1 A W ,, 1 i W P - - Y Y, SHALL WE SAY A THOUSAND A CHIP: 129 OH, BOY! A REDUCING COURSE. Custodicms A SUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS-MR. LOWE STAGE CREW-DALE BOWERS, JOE BRUBAKER, CHARLES ENCK, ENGINEER-MR. MILLER CRIS DONGES, GORDON DALLAS, MR. McDOWELL. TRAFFIC DIRECTOR-MR. WITMER. CUSTODIANS-MR. HEATH, MRS. LISTON, MR. EGGER, MRS. SMITH MRS. WIERBIKI, MR. REECE. 130 Y., ,Mya -K, .' 1 in If Tl f 4 151.5 j .. ,sw ,uf- -nz 1- f Q .f 1 'E KJ' 1-M W rv. ,QQ ,V af, ,ff 44. fl .. . f S., Q ' Y H,-Qxh I W .Q 4 :H 4141.-ld --,q, va E tary. . ,QA , , 1 6 r f:,'.x , f3',4,q,a Q 4 v z 1 E ,vc 1 ,s. ,.1. M 'Q .. ,I , 5 jx, ,VL .-.f ' 1 ,v st . H-X w ,, '.' -u, ,A ., . 4 su, gl.. few. I 1 QQ' 'lr I . qi' A 7 ,Jr .. . . I .- if . . 3 fpil' 5 F' lv 5? 5 R .fs 'v Cheerleaders d. tw Wu rbcucx C100d' Yu BC! . xNel5h' SONG ackie GI GY' Five cheerleaders-three new and two retained from last year-took over the job of seeing that our teams got the encouragement needed to obtain victory. The cheerleaders also have a new advisor and director, Miss Russell who meets frequently with them to compose new cheers, practice the old ones, and to plan successful rallies. In orange sweaters over black skirts, the cheer- leaders capably lead the students in clever and spirited cheers. 4 Best All-Around Best Looking Most Popular Best Smile , Most Likely To Succeed Most Intelligent Most For School Most Sophisticated Best Walk Best Posture Best Line Best Musician Prettiest Eyes Best Dancer Prettiest Hair Best Dressed Best Figure Most Athletic Most Change Since Freshman Year at M P se ff, ' 554 1 ,,.w'j f ', i'f43,L4 c iff' ,I ,X 7 tg, ft? '1' L, ' X POPULARITY POLL Phil Lersch Doug Shilliday Speros Karas David Gault Dick Minesinger Dick Minesinger Phil Lersch Bob Burnett Dick Scott Denny Morr Bill Eckard Speros Karas Gus Bahas Gus Bahas Bob Sears Bob Burnett Dick Scott Phil Lersch Allen iUncapher ,rw ff ff 1, 4 n ,Q f y .ff ,. f, ,, , :Mr no 5 S v f .. JM ., fc-.pf A if li ries, ,. L . Y - -YI '-5 - . we 1 f ,X 2 Xi f' ' ' 1' A ' 9 , ef ,N N ' are we .Q ia Q af 2 ,fi f Hag, I iq I aiu -' gg, any A -4 --L ' flux for UHF ff P X , o 4 Q L fi X -: I I ,. .I K '. '- A O ANR as Q ZF' 133 Carol McFadden Rosemary Wiles Carol McFadden Carol Taylor Norma Woelding Norma Woeliling Norma WoelHing Rosemary Wiles Gaynor Burns Florence Langlois Judy Robertson joan Chorpening Suzanne Gunn Rachelle Otter Betty Foster Carol Witmer Gaynor Burns Martha Hurst Frances Corral , i Q :E , is 3 H6- if 4 l .163 40 J 4'-I 4416 -90 104' ffl! 'iw 426' rm, 4' 'VO 401 134 A nh flvt Cl W0 O 64 l 04' 03 447 Ol' X 04? 4160 oh' 4' HO!! Hvoo 0416 f'04fl'44' 00 N INI' 14141 5' l P000 fi 135 on PTH' M ,115 Appreciation The 1949 Guide Staff wishes to ex- press its sincere thanks to all who help- ed make this book possible. The Staff extends special thanks to all the peo- ple who gave their financial support: The A. L. Garber Company for printing this book: Gerald's, Morrison, Mowery, M-S, and Seat Studios, photographers of the senior class: and to the adminis- tration, faculty, and student body for their fine cooperation. A. 6 P. Tea Company The Adrienne Apperson Greenhouse . Artcrait Electrotype Co. Ashland Cleaners and Dyers Ashland County Farm Bureau Co-op Ashland County Lumber Co. Ashland Dry Goods Ashland Equity Exchange Ashland Hardware Ashland Machine and Welding Co. Ashland Monument Co. Ashland Oliver Store Ashland Printing and Broadcasting Co. Ashland Restaurant Ashland Rubber Products Corp. Ashland Sanitary Dairy Ashland Transit Lines Ashland Truck and Implement Co. Ashland Vault Co. Ashland Willys Bachmann Plumbing Co. Nathan Barnett Barrett's , Beck Dry Cleaners Blue Giit Shop Bob's Sport Shop Boyer's Dairy Brad and Chuck's Recreation Bud's Radio Service Burns Food Store A. A. Burns, Shoe Repairing Burris and Fasig The City Loan and Savings Co. Collins Dry Cleaners Cooper Brothers Coal Cornwall and Gault Cottage Restaurant Cottage St. Pharmacy Cresco Manufacturing Co. C. M. Crumrine I. Howard Culler. Ohio State Life Dale's Drug Store Dale's Texaco Service Dick's Do-nut Shop Dilgard Auto Parts Dilgard Bros. Marathon Station Dolby Tractor Sales I. L. Donley and Bros. Donley Motors Eagle Rubber Co. The Fashion Co. The Faultless Rubber Co. Drs. Ferguson and Strait Firestone Grocery I. E. Fredo, Travel Service G. Delsher Fridline, M. D. L. B. Fritz, Sales and Service Friendly Furniture Store Ganyard's Toggery The A. L. Garber Co. Gault's Cleaning Gerald's Studio Gilbert Furniture Co. Gordon's Paint and Paper Store Gruver's Sinclair Station Herman M. Gunn, M. D. Harold's Motor Co. Helbert G Shenberger Shoe Store Helbert G Wharton Family Shoe Store Dr. Hess and Clark, Inc. D. C. Heter Co. Hiner's Service Station The Hire Drug Store The Home Co. Home Hardware Co. Hoover Motor Sales Howe's Grocery lim Hughes Garage Hurst's Pharmacy Iameson and Nelson Iayteen Iean Frocks Iohns-Weiss Drug Store Iohnny's Sunoco Station Kastan's Iewelry Store Korner Food Market The S. S. Kresge Co. Kroger's Leibtarth Iewelry Store Lemley Cleaners and Furriers Howard S. Lutz N. A. Mellenbrook, O.D. Mohican Rubber Co. Mosher's, Inc. Mowrey Bros. Service Station Mowrey Studio M-S Studios I F. E. Myers and Bros. Co. Iohn Nardini Confectionery National Latex Products Co. QSAX sE'04f -b 'Cr Y ! z n ISZI 4 Q 'P B to x 'Sli' Xp A5559 I. I. Newberry Co. Nisson's Eat-a-Bite Luther W. 6 Dorothy Nuetzel, M.T.D The Ohio Public Service Co. Olivesburg General Store Page Chevrolet, Inc. Paine's Music Store Parry Motor Sales Patterson Electric I. C. Penney Co. Picking's Nut and Candy Shoppe The Preis Store Raubenolt's Hi-Speed Station Dr. A. D. Robertson, M. D. Ryland's Sunoco Service Scott Plumbing and Heating Co. Seat Studio Second Street Bakery Sharp's Wholesale Grocery Drs. Sheets and Kellogg Sherricks Diner Dr. M. A. Shilling Dr. M. D. Shilling Shinn Clothing Co. Siler's Hatchery H. Wayne Smith, M. D. Smith Electric Shop Smith's Music Store Paul Sponsler Food Market Stahl's Hardware Stamen and Briner N. Strauss and Son Tem-Tee Foods Tish Iewelry Store Topper and Downs The Topping Bros. Co. Town Pharmacy Toycratt Rubber Co. Union Hardware and Supply Co. Union Malleable Manufacturing Co. Varner's Sporting Goods Walz Printing Co. I Welsh's Self-Service Laundry Western Auto Associate Store Dr. Clyde W. Wharton Wharton's Hi-Speed Station F. W. Woolworth Co. Young's Appliance Store Zedakar Upholstery G Manu. Co. Zimmerman's Dry Cleqnefs 4 ,raw -, 'V' vu,- f' Q ,A v I , RWQA-NN!-A ,WF J A I ' 1 we 'I , . V , ft I A 4 - ' , -EJ, V , 1 s fa viii' 1 - ' ' , ' , 3,57 L, . 1 ' up F W A I L Q w ' 5 Q ' . 1 i,'5T'Y 4, ', , A . 3, f Y t TR' A x V' s I S 1 A A . f , X H L: .X A . if . V ' , Su: . q . ,..-P l 'H' 1 H 1 . - 1.,f. 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