Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

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' Because of his vibrant personality, diligence in work, understanding, and warm humor we dedi- cate this yearbook to Dwain Murray and wish with all sincerity that his future will be filled with the utmost happiness. 143555- Foreword As we round the bend into the latter half of the twentieth cen- tury, our lights focus upon the crossroads of the future. Our past journey has led us through wars, racial discrimination, and many disasters, but out of these have come social improvements, scientific advancement, and the hope for a brighter, more suc- cessful future. Now that our task is done, the Senior Class pre- sents you with the 1950 Guide and leaves you with a clear track ahead. TIME TABLE OF CONTENTS STATION DISTANCE FACULTY CITY . . . . SENIORVILLE ..,. SUBURBS: IUNIOR SPRINGS . , . . . . SOPHOMORE GROVE . . . FRESHMAN CREEK , A . . . EIGHTH GRADE BORO , . SEVENTH GRADE RAPIDS CLUBSTOWN .. BOY'S SPORTSBURG .A.. GIRL'S SPORTS VILLAGE . , . FEATURE FALLS ..... .....OHIO ..,..OHIO . . . . .OHIO . . . . .OHIO .,..,OHIO .. ..... OHIO ..,.. OHIO ,,...OHIO ...UOHIO ...HOHIO .,,..OHIO 20 41 45 48 52 56 60 98 - 117 118 - 124 125-141 MILES n u u u ll u n u u ll f-1.4! Q-:J ADMINISTRATICN , EZ. S. F. Jameson, Superintendent Arthur B. Gorsuch, Principal Ohio Northern University, A.B. Ohio State University Columbia University, M.A. B. S. in Education, M.A. University of Chicago University of Pittsburgh Ohio State University J. E. Hartzler, Ass't Principal Bluffton College Wooster College, A.B. Rgger M, pqxfon, penn gf Bqyg Ohio State University, M.A. Stanford University, AB. P1'Ob1eI'f1S Ashland College Western Reserve Engligigwri JJ , :Z 74.35 Iv 10 1 f ,, , ,- f .,f f . - , , , rg . Sarah B. Smith, Dean of Girls Wittenberg College, B. A. Ashland College University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Northwestern University Latinll Advisor, Ir. Girl Reserves BOARD OF EDUCATION Richard Oblinger lane Meuser Charles Freer Willard Boyer Vice President Clerk Edgar Koehl Richard Bear President Grace Urban t Secretary to Superintendent Mae Poland and Wllma Hartman Iane Meuser and Rhea Mateer Secretaries to Principal Clerk Treasurer SSCYSYUYY 10 Clerk Carnegie institute of Technology ' B.S. in Secretarial Studies 11 S u'.e.m.mf...zt -,r.-.fwwrw DORIS ALEXANDER Bowling Green State University, B.S. Ohio State University Commercial RAYMOND BAI.I.OU Ashland College, A.B., B.S. Oberlin Business College Ohio State University, M.A. Sara Lawrence College School Psychiatrist D Q f--a ,. W I e X VERON AMOS MARY ELIZABETH AMSTUTZ I Oberlin College, A.B. Bluffton, 1-LB. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University, M.A. University of Colorado General Science, Hygiene, and University of Toledo Family Living Mqfhemqfcg, English Advisor, Senior Girl Reserves f-it THEODORE P. BILAN Bowling Green State University, B.S., A.B. Special Teacher Advisor, Koda Klub 12 HENRY msnor f State Teachers, Potsdam, N. Y State Teachers, Oswego, N. Y. State Teachers, Buffalo, N. Y. University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute Ohio State University General Sho Advisor, Guide Staff MARTHA BOWMAN SIDNEY BOYD ELLEN LOUISE CAMPBELL The College of Wooster, B.A. Muskingum College. B.A. The College of Wooster A B Geography and History University of Illinois Ashland College Advisor, Amateur Artists University of Michigan Columbia University' M A Ohio State.University, English Umvefslw Qt Georgia Advisor, National Honor Society U. S. History Athletics Manager X I W. G. DALLAS North Central College Toledo University, B.A. Bowling Green State University AGNES DINSMORE Bowling Green State University, B.S. Ohio State University Ol?-io Stage UMVSISHY University Pittsburgh , Ogle coaomlcs k Distributive Education and Advlsor' mme omema ers Bookkeeping 13 ALBERT FENDRICK Ashland College, B.S. University oi Wisconsin American History Supervisor of Athletics FLORENCE FOUST GRACE FRANZ Heidfelbefg College' Kent State University Ohm Sfqle Un,We1'51lY The College of Wooster Columbia Unlversfw Ypsilanti State University , New York Umvefslfv , Ashland College, B.S. American Problems 61 U. S. History Western Reserve University Advisor, Future Teachers Algebra of America Advisor, College Club 4 J. E. GATES HARRIET GEISINGER University of Toledo Kent State, B.S. Printing Physical Education Advisor, Cheerleaders 1 4 if 4 MARTHA MARY FUNK Wittenberg College, B.S. Western Reserve University, M.A Spanish and English Advisor, Spanish Club Harvard Colorado University Ashland College, A.B. Chemistry and Physics Advisor, Senior Class ORA GRIEST College of Wooster, Ph.B. Ohio State University Chicago University Western Reserve University World History .l R. H. GROFF Ashland College University of Akron University of Toledo Machine Shop 1 GAILARD HALL Ohio University Ohio State University, B.S., M. A Mechanical Drawing Advisor, I unior Hi-Y, Football Ushers ,, yiilll , 2 it , . 5 - i muvuu. HAMMAN . ROGER W'-LE? B S MABEL HOWLETT Mount Union College. A.B. Ohm Stale lJmVe's'tY' ' ' Ohio State, B.S., B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. Agflcultufe English and Speech I ournalism, English and History Advisor, Thespians Advisor, Panorama and Student Handbook I5 LENA JOHNSON The College of Wooster Kent State University Ashland College, B.S. William cmd Mary Citizenship and Ohio History HELEN KLICKOW Wittenburg College, B.A., M.A. University of Michigan Library Science Advisor, Library Service Club RUTH KANTZER Gordon College Ashland College, B.S. English Co-Advisor, Ir. Girls Athletics Club DARYL KNEPPER Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.A. Commercial A16 uf DORCTHY JEAN KENNEDY Kent State University, B.S. Ohio State University, M.S. Dietitian 5 GEORGE KRILL Ohio State University, B. S. Vocational Agriculture Advisor, Future Farmers I MAX JOSEPH I.ERNER JUNE MARTIN JAMES MCDOWELI. Ohio State Unlversxty B S M A Ohio University, B.S. Ashland College B A A B Coordinator of Dlversihed HOITIG ECOIIOITHCS Ohio State University Occupauons Advisor, Future Homemakers Mathematlcs and H1SlOIY Vocational Supervlsor DWAIN C. MURRAY Bluffton College, A,B. Ohio State University, M.A. Colorado State University General Science, Family Living 17 l may V, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,v0'f4, i EDWARD S. PLANK ANNA MAE POSTLE IYVARDCPEEIFFEZ B Ashland College, A.B. Ohio State University, B.S A5 land 0,9993 ' ' Physical Education University of Chicago Toledo University Coaching English History, Driving - M, Co-Advisor, Iunior Class VERNON REEDER Oberlin Con. Of Music, B.M. Western Reserve Music HELEN RICKEL Albright College, A.B. Western Reserve University Kent State University Latin I, Mathematics, English PAUL SHERCK Heidelberg College, A.B. Ohio Northern Ohio University University of Chicago University of Detroit Ashland College Ohio University Advisor, Student Senate Activities Coaching KATHERINE SMELSER MARJORIE SPRAGUE . ANN STANLEY Capital University Ashland College, A.B. 01110 Sfflfe UUIVGISHYI B-A.. B-5- Ohio State University, B.S. English French, Etlgllsh Art Co-Advisor, Iunior Class AdV1S01'f 11111101 Class Advisor, Art Club N ,la 1? WALTER TALLMAN C. E. TAYLOR R. C. THORNHILI. Ohio State University, B.S. Findlay College, A.B. Ohio S1016 University. BA.. B-S Mathematics, Geography, English General Mathematics Stout Institute Coaching Woodwork 19 LOUIS U. TODD ' H Oberlin College, A.B arvard University, L.L.B. Western Reserve Kent State University Trigonometry, Geometry. Advanced Algebra Chairman, Assembly Committee l sions: v L rain wAeNsn MuskingumC ll The College.oiWooste1' HiSg0fy,Ge0 U Ohio University Coaching Oh RICHARD WOLFE Kent State University, B.S. Mathematics Coaching gzo xo State University, B.A. Biology, Science View t Norman McVicker, Representative to the Activities Committee: Ioan Wheeler, Representative to the Assembly Committee: Sondra McNary, Business Manager ot Annual: Ruth Marie Spies. Treasurer: Richard Tarr, Editor of Annual: Dudley Riggle, President: Mr. Gnagey, Advisor: Carol Ewing, Secretary: Tom Siler, Vice-President: Douglas Applegath, Representative at Large: IoAnn Gossett, Representative at Large. Senior Council From way back in the days when the little Tom Thumb first chugged along its beaten track until today when the streamlined Twentieth Century Limited roars through our buzzing metropolis, the name Senior has been honored. For many cherished years trains have, at the end of each annual journey, taken on a, crop of new and inexperienced passengers and left behind their familiar Seniors. At the next stop we, the 1950 class of Ashland High School, will be left behind. We are much like our ancestors, who were long ago crowded off the old Tom Thumb into our same prob- lem. What next? We find ourselves stranded in the middle of the twentieth century. Behind us lies a half century of the attempts of our ancestors to make a more perfect civilization and ahead-well, that's up to us. As has been the thought of all Seniors before us, our first thought is if only we could buy a new ticket and start our journey all over again. We would start in the seventh grade, a bit green behind the ears, but filled to the brim with school spirit. We would be proud to take our places in the halls of A. H. S., scarcely breathing when a Senior would pass us in the corridor. With this beginning we would each year add new information and more activities to busy lives until we once more be- came Seniors. What fun it would be to re-elect our last Student Council, join our classmates in the mid-winter party, go once more to the Junior-Senior Prom, and again sponsor our class play, A Date With Iudy. We would like to attend another picnic at Chippewa Lake and receive our diplomas for a second time, but this is impossible. We are stranded at the same depot where the Tom Thumb first left off its Seniors. We cannot turn back into the first half of the twen- tieth century, for we have reached our first goal-graduation. Though we will never forget our carefree school days. we must follow the example of our forefathers and strive for our second goal-a more nearly perfect civilization to- morrow. Geraldine Ames Marietta Ir.-Sr. High School 1-2 QMarietta, Ohiob: Senior Choir 3-4. Douglas Applegatlo Class Council 3-4: Representa- tive-at-Large 3-4: Guide Staff 4: Photography Staff 1-2-3-4: Pano- rama Staff 4: Perfect Attendance 1: College Club 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4. Patricza Bazrd A Award 2-3-4: Cheerleader 2-3-4: Class Play 4: School Store Clerk: Perfect Attendance 2-3: G. A.- C. 2-3-4: Girl Reserves 4: A Ushers l: L. S. C. 1-2-3. ,lui-lil-IJ: Marilyn Arnsbangb Vzrgznza Arnold Class Play 4: Student Senate 4: Guide Staff 4: Perfect Attend- ance l-2-3: lunior Band l: Senior Band 2-3-4: College Club 4: G. A. C. l-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4, Treasurer 4: Scholarship Team l-2-3-4: Honor Roll l-3-4. Richard Baker I. V. Baseball l-2: Track 4: Pano- rama Staff 4: School News 37 College Club 3-4: Hi-Y Z-3-4. .'VAlf li?, . 3 ia 10 yce Amstutz Panorama Staff 4: G. A. C. 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4. Gary Averill A Award 3-4: I. V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3-4: Cadet 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Scholarship Team 2. Normalea Barber Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Or- chestra l-2: D. O. 4: Girl Re- serves 4. Bonna Dene Anders Monitor 2-3-4: College Club 3: G. A. C. l-2: Girl Reserves 4: Spanish Club 3-4. ' L, 'if .., john Baloas A Award 3-4: Track 3-4: Class Play 3: Assembly Committee 1: Guide Staff 4: Perfect Attend- ance 2-4: Iunior Band 1: Senior Band l-2-3-4: Student Director 4: Orchestra 3-4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 2: Scholarship Team 3. Bonnie Barr D. O. 4. Raymond Bates A Award 2-3-45 I. V. Football l: Varsity Football 2-3-45 I. V. Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2-3-4: I. V. Baseball l 5 Track 2-3-45 Athletic Board 3-45 Cadet 2-35 Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance l-2-4: College Club 45 Hi-Y 2-3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Sara Sue Bennett Monitor 35 College ,glub 45 E., 45 F. H. A. 2-3: Gift eser ' 4: 3610! Roll 3.M ,M , gif., fav N .'7' V f, ,jj M .,,,f If David Botbam I. V. Football l-25 I. V. Baseball 25 Student Senate 15 Noon Movie Program l-25 D. E. 45 Koda Klub 3-45 L. S. C. 15 Motion Picture Op- erator 1-2-3. Sara Baxter Union City High School l-2 CUn- ion City, Pennsylvaniaj5 Moni- tor 45 Perfect Attendance 3-45 College Club 45 Girl Reserves 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. H X K.. V Portia Bennigloof Monitor 25 College Club 45 F. H. A. 45 Girl Reserves 4. .5 Ronald Bott Barbara Beck Monitor 3-45 College Club 3-45 F. T. A., Secretary 45 G. A. C. 15 Girl Reserves 3-4. f' F, 4, Patrzcza Boelo Leader 3: National Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4: Thespian Play 3, Student Director: Class Play 45 One-Act Play 3: Student Senate l 5 Assembly Committee 25 Moni- tor 3-45 Perfect Attendance 35 Art Club 3-4, Secretary 45 G. A. C. 2-3: Girl Reserves 3-45 Honor Roll 3-4. Dorothy Bowers Perfect Attendance l-4: L. S. C. l. Perfect Attendance 45 Monitor 4. 1 W Marylyn Bender Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 2-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 L. S. C. I-2-3-4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4. ., 5 Pete Boeb A Award 3-45 I. V. Football 1-2: Varsity Football 3-4: I. V. Base- ball 15 Track 35 Cross Country 15 Noon Dance Program 25 Perfect Attendance 2-3-45 Art Club l: Hi-Y 45 Scholarship Team 2. Harold Bowers Varsity Football 35 Track 25 Per- fect Attendance 2-4 5 Iunior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3-45 D. E. 45 F. F. A. I-2-3: Hi-Y 4: Motion Picture Operator 2-3-4. Q J fl ' I 8 1 ,vf, 5 fi I ,f,1,1'l -fx: 24 j .N - 5, I I4-..ZrXJ,.4fil -' 1-'-f Donna Braden School News 4: Monitor 3: Or- chestra 1-2-3-4: F. H. A. 2-34, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4: Girl Reserves 3-4. A ix- .H J Doris Clark D. O. 4: F. H. A. 3. Phillip Braden Track l: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Chapter Coordinator 4: Parliamentary Procedure Team 3-4. M V' ' M4717 -'f'7f j A Marjorie Clark D. E. 4: F. H. A. 3. Virginia Clymer Buchtel High School l CAkron, Ohiob: Student Senate 3: Moni- tor 4: G. A. C. 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Honpr Roll 2. S A N William C ooner Track 3-4: Noon Movie Program 3-4: Iunior Choir 2: Senior Choir 4: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4: Parliamentary Procedure 2-3-4: Motion Picture Operator 2-3-4. Glorine Cha man P Student Senate: Monitor 4: Per- fect Attendance 1-2-4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Schol- arship Team 3. . Jiaa-aaa? 59 . 424-154 KLA ' - :g,j5-Natl.. gg: ' . . 542.1 f 'Ei '- z.11,z,:..f. V t L. I 4 'TE' ' Dale Cleckner A Award 3: I. V. Football l-2: Varsity Football 3: Track 2-3-4: College Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Scholar- ship Team 2. :ge-WZ, Donald Culp A Award 3-4: I. V. Football Z: I. V. Baseball l: Varsity Baseball 2-3-4: Cadet 4: School News 3: Koda Klub 4. Dale Clark A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3-4: I. V. Basket- ball l-2: Track 3-4: Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 2-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Scholarship Team 1: Honor Eldred Clem A Award 2: Cross Country 2: Perfect Attendance 2: Iunior Band 1: Senior Choir 4: College Club 3-4: Koda Klub 3-4, Treas- urer 4. W , - . :ff sr eStL-igtifttfi-in -.s?fFr-- tapers- f 1. -1 is- , -..., r , - is w ' ' - ' 1 C -2 .52 13 K ' n f s - ,,: .3 . -he q .g . Gordon Dallas Guide Staff 4: Stage Crew 2-3-4. Manager 4: P. A. Operator 4: College Club 3-4: Koda Klub 3-4, Vice President 4: Ir. Rotarians 4: Schola ship Team 2-4: Honor ESQ as 0' wseile X 5 aff-'2if'U A f Norma Davis Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 3: Girl Reserves 3-4: L. S. C. l. tsl .. YY,Y, J I . V. Basketball 2: I. V. Baseball 2-3: Track 4: National Thespians 4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 3: Art Club 4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y 1-2-4, Vice President 2: Scholarship Team 2-3-4: Motion Picture Operator 1-2-3. Maxine Evel Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 2: F.H.A.2- 4 Pr ' ent4. ritiifr Violet Donelson Monitor 2:Spanish Club 4. Fran s E rg Girl Reserv Vg, A , may pf, wh tl- ' J Bonita Emmons School News 3: Monitor 3: Per- fect Attendance 1-2-3: College Club 3: Girl Reserves 3-4 : Ushers 4: Honor Roll 3. Carol Ewing A Award 3: Chevrons 3-4: All- Star Basketball 3-4: Leader 3-4: Student Senate 2: Class Council 4, Secretary 4: Monitor 2-3: Per- fect Attendance l-2-3: G. A. C. l-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 4: A Ush- ers 4: Essay Contest Winner 4: Scholarship Team 3-4: Honor Roll 3-4. ' 26 'va Virginia Emmons Andrew Iackson Intermediate 1. Southeastern High School 2 CDe- troit, MichiganD: One-Act Play 31 School News 3: D. O. 4: Girl Re- serves 3: L. S. C. 3-4, Vice Presi- dent 4: Spanish Club 3. . - ' j!444 f , I -. ..--1-44f7, f ,A 4,904 jean Ekey I College Club 3-4: D. O. 4: G. A. C. 1-2: Girl Reserves 3-4. Anita Esbensbade Guide Staff 4: Perfect Attend- ce 1-2-3-4: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: 'llunnior Band 1: Orchestra 3-4: G. A. C. 3: Girl Reserves 3-4, Presi- dent 3: Ushers 4: Scholarship Team l-3-4: Honor Roll 2-4. Q 4 ff ff? 'Q 1,-'rl-u.J'-J ,Q rg, r Howard Fackler A Award 2-3-4: I. V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2-3-4: I. V. Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2-3-4: Track 2-3-4: Athletic Board 3-4: Cadet 2-3: Hi-Y 3-4. 'aff-HZ vw-A WWW! 1' I 4 james Fair g T k 2: Cross Country 2',.,S1lx- datit Senate 4: Monitor 3: lunior d l: Senior Band 2: Iunior oir 2: Senior Choir 3-4: F. P. A. -3-4, Secretary 4: Parliamen- tuiy Procedure Team 3-4. M3 .Velda Fair A Award 35 All-Star Basket- ball 45 Leader 3-45 Monitor 3-45 Perfect Attendance 25 Art Club 2-3-45 G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Re- serves 45 A Ushers. Rosemary Franks Perfect Attendance l-3-45 Or- chestra 1-2. Oreize Gilliam Monitor 35 Perfect Attendance 25 Ruth Fishpaw Monitor 2-35 D. E. 45 Girl Re- serves 45 Spanish Club 3. ga ' n 151 ll . , 1, ' A - - 'w Biddie Gaye Fritz National Thespians 3-45 Point 'lClerk 45 Thespian Play 25 Class Play 35 Stud ent Senate l-25 Moni- tor 35 Election Board l-2-3-42 Senior Band l-2-3-4, Majorette 4: Senior Choir l-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 College Club 3-45 F. T. A. 32 Girl Reserves 3-4. Barbara Good Newark Ir. High School l CNew- College Club 35 D. O. 4, Treas- ark, Ohio - A Award urer 45 G. A C. 15 Girl Reserves 3-4: Ush s onor Roll 4. .ttf I 45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Senior Choir 2-3-45 Art Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 G. A. C. 2-3-45 Girl Reserves 45 Honor 114. pf ,-. , . v , . jeramie One-Act Play 45 Perfect Attend ance l-25 Orchestra l-2-3-45 F. T. A. 45 Girl Reserves 3-4. Bonnie Gess Thornton Ir. High 15 Honey Creek High School 2 CTerre Haute, lndiarxajp Monitor 45 Per- fect Attendance 2. jo Ami Gossett Assembly Committee l: Class Council 45 Guide Staff 4: Senior Band 3-4, Drum Majorette 3-45 Iunior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 College Club 3-45 G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4, Secretary 3. f I Ford David I. V. Baseball 35 F. F. A. l-2-3-4, Vice President 45 Parliamentary Procedure 2-3-4. Hn. jolm Gess Thornton Ir. High 15 Honey Creek High School 2 CTerre Haute, Indianaj5 A Award 15 Varsity Baseball 3-4. 1 -.1 New Grab zz Monitor.3-4? Seniip 'Ba 1-2-3-4: College5,Club 5 P. A. 4: G. A. O. l .Reserves 3-4. 'Q Y f-ll X . ' 4 Richard Grihhen Track 4: F. F. A. l-2-3-4: Parlia- mentary Procedure 3-4. Still . ,TV Til' Dorothy Helwig West Latay tte High School 1-2 CWest Lal ette, Ohiojg Moni- tor 4: P fe ttendance 3-4. Betty Hites Monitor 4: Art Club 4: College Club 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3. off' Sylvia Graff Class Council 3, Secretary: Guide Staff 4: Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 4: College Club 3: G. A. C. l-2: Girl Reserves 3-4. Treasurer 3: Ushers 4: Home Coming Attendant 4: Scholar- ship Team 1: Honor Roll 1-Z-3-4. Helen H ess Monitor 25 College Club 3: D. E. 45 G. A. . l: Girl Reserves 3-4. ior Band 2-3-4. Q MP' 'ts ste el P r ma 1 l News 3, Monit r Z ' Club 2-3: F. H. A. l- john Guiley Perfect Attendance 2: Iunior Band l-2: Senior Band 3-4: Hi-Y 3-4, Treasurer 4: Essay Contest 9' rf. I f 'ii 4 -1, ' f ' Rohert H alladay I. V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3: Thespian Play 4: Guide Staff U 45 Senior Choir 1-2-3: College Wlnner 25 Scholarship Team 1-3 glgub 3-4, Vice President 4: Hi-Y - -4. 1 f' lsuctk from L10 UM ffl' ,4. Y- 'Q' Q5 H K m jamce H ess Richard Highmaia Perfect Attendance l-2-3-4: Sen- Class Play 3: Perfect Attendance lg Art Club l-2-3-4, Vice President ,bldg jf, MX, 35 D. E. 4, Treasurer 4. 11 ff ag f -is ,, 35 , X t, A . .4,..'- V i k, S William Hochstetler Patricia Homericle A Award 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Student Senate 43 Senior Choir Iunior Choir 2-3' Senior hoir 1-2-3-4: College Club 4: D. E. 4: A. l-2- G. A. C. 1: Spanish Club 2-3-4. lol if UQ W yo gf 41. , . 28 4 Ao I R 'x 4 f I Howard H onaleer A Award 2-3-4: I. V. Football l-2: I. V. Basketball 1: Track l-2-3-4: Cadet 3-4: Student Sen- ate l-2: Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Noon Dance Program 1-2: Noon Movie Program 1-2: College Club: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: L. S.- C. 1-2: Scholarship Team 4. William Hood School News 3: D. O. 4. :lt 'Q -2 Anne j acohs F. H. A. 2: L. S. C. l. ii!- Beverly james Student Senate 4: Perfect At- tendance 4: Iunior Choir l-2: Senior Choir 3-4: Orchestra 2-3. D. E. 4: Girl Reserves 3-4. Bettze johns A Award 3: All-Star Basket- ball 2-3: Leader 3: Cheerleader l-2-3: Senior Choir 1-2-3: Art Club 1-2: G. A. C. 1-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4: School Store 1-2-3. Raymond johnson A Award 3: Varsity Basketball 3: School News 4: Noon Movie Program 4: Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Senior Choir 4. 29 Ronald H ostler A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 1-2: Varsity Football 3-4: I. V. Basket ball l-2: Varsity Basketball 3-4, Track l-2-3: Panorama Staff 4, School News XB: Perfect Attfgid- ancgyl-2-3-41 I T , 'QQ Q ' 1 ,X is-+ ' I if . ..- f f l A V' ' :V 7 eff fi ,:1Qf,ff'5:f gk , Sanford jameson I. V. Football 1-2: National Thes- pians 4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 4: One-Act Play 4: Student Senate 2-3-4, President 3: Perfect Attendance l-4: Senior Band 1-2- 3-4: College Club 3-4, President 4: Hi-Y 3-4: Boy's State 3: Ir. Ro- tarians 4. Walter johnson Perfect Attendance 1-2-3: P. A Operator 4. A Award 3: Chevron 4: All- Monitor 3-4: Perfect Attendance 2: Iunior Band 1: College Club 4: G. A. C. l-2-3-4, President 4: Girl Reserves 3-4. 15 Q' '.-f,'-s'f'fy'.fi'2, gpg., 1 Doroth51 jenlein ygwii Class Play 3: School News 42 Monitor 3-4: Home Coming At- 4. tendant 4. Paul jones A Award 2-3-4: I. V. 1-2: Varsity Basketball 3-4 Baseball l: Golf 2-3-4: Cadet 2-3-4: Class Council 3, Vice Presi- dent: Guide Staff 4: Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Iunior Band l: College Club 4: Hi-Y l-Z-3-42 Chaplain 2: L. S. C. 1: Class Play 4. Carol H ndnnt Star Basketball 3-4: Leader 4: XX I. V. Baseball 1: Monitor 1: Perfect Attendance 1-2: College Club 3: Spanish CIE: 1:P. A. Operator 1. t Alfred Kerr A Award 4: Varsity Football 34: Noon Dance Program 1-2: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Hi-Y 3-4: Essay Contest Winner 4: Motion Picture Oper- ator 1-2. Carl Keener Track 4: F. F. A. l-2-3-4: Parlia- mentary Procedure 3-4. Nancy Kerr Panorama Staff 3: School News 2: Monitor 1-3-4: Perfect At- tendance 2-3: G. A. C. 1-2. J Student Senate 4: Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 1-2-4: Senior Choir 26-4: College Club 3-4, Secretary 4: Girl Reserves 3-4, Vice President 3: Ushers 4: Home Coming Queen 4. A Award 3-4: Track 2-3-4: Na- tional Thespians 3-4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 3: One-Act Play 3: Perfect Attendance 2-3-4: Senior Band 2-3-4: Senior Choir 4, Hi-Y 3-4 President aaaan ZQPMV Phyllis Keener Monitor 3-4: F. H. A. 3. Gloria Kidwell Iohn Simpson Ir. High School 1: Mansfield Senior High School 2-3 CMansfield, OhioD: Girl Re- serves 4. Donna Landis Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4. Xgldsyd . QMWJMM .SY Kay Kennedy Thespian Play l: College Club 3-4: D. E. 4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Spanish Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 3: Vice President 4. Robert K oppler A Award 3-4: Varsity Football 3-4: Track 2-3-4: Cross Country 2: Cadet 4: Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3-4: Koda Klub 4. ' Zoe Langlois A Award 3, Chevrons 4: All- Star Basketball 2-3-4: Leader 3-4: Guide Staff 4: Monitor 2-3: Iunior Choir 1-2: College Club 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4, gm President 4: A Ushers D Q .QNX Hayesville High School 1-2 CHayesville, Ohiob: D. O. 4, President 4. Kenneth Lindecainp D. E. 4. A that .VL Fl' A Xy -JN Thomas Martin I. V. Football l: Track l: National Thespians 3-4: Class Play 3: One-Act Play 2-3: Senior Band 2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Koda Klub 3-4, President 4. Glorene Leiter Louise Lewis Nqfionql Thespians 45 One-.Act Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 4: Play 3' Student Senate 2' Moni F H A 2 3' G C. l. tor 2 3 Senior Band 12 Major ette F. T. A. 4: Girl-Heserves M Qfarjln 3-4: P. A. Operator 4: Thespian Play Student Director 3. Janice Linalsay Savannah High School 1 CSa- vannah, Ohiob: D. E. 4: F. H. A. ' 1-2: Girl Reserves 3-4. Elizabeth McCord Buchtel High School 1-2 CAkron, Ohioj: Monitor 4: Perfect At- tendance 4: College Club 3-4: Girl Reserves 4: Spanish Club 3-4: Scholarship Team 4. , N Richard Markel A Award 4: Varsity Football 4. Richard M cDaniel Noon Dance Program 2-4: Per- fect Attendance 2. Rohert Lewis Shelby High School l CShe1by. OhioD: I. V. Football 2: I. V. Basketball 2: Golf 2-3: National Thespians 3-4: Class Play 3: One-Act Play 3: D. E. 4, President 4: Hi-Y 2. 1 Alina Martin Savannah High School 1 CSC:- vannah, Ohioj: Perfect Attend- ance 2-3-4: F. H. A. 4: Girl Re- serves 3-4. AQ.-Welded Alvin McElwain A Award 1-2-4: Manager 1-2-4: Thespian Play 2: Noon Movie Program 3: Perfect Attendance 2: Art Club 2: Koda Klub 3-4, Secretary 4: Motion Picture Operator l-2-3-4: P. A. Operator 4. g Carol McHenry A Award 4: Leader 4: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4: Iunior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2-3-4: Art Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4: G. A. C. 2-3-4: Girl Reserves 4: A Ushers 4. Marilyn M cQuille1z South Amherst 1: F. H. A. 3-4: Girl Reserves 3. f A ,, - in , ' .,I'- ,,,-'Lei . Q-1 '!'z ' IA 4, Q ,,V.1. 'gk-ml-A. : I ff Robert Moritz A Award 3: Manager 3: Koda Klub 3-4: L. S. C. 1-2-3-4. O Rzta McMamzway Thespian Play 4: Class Play 4: Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 4: College Club 3-4: G. A. C. l, Vice President 2: Girl Reserves 3-4. Secretary 4: Spanish Club 3-4, President 4: National Thespians 4: Scholarship Team 3-4. To lffise, pq uery Alibi- in-1 Norman Mclfzcker A Award 3-4: Varsity Football 3-4: I. V. Basketball l-2: Varsity Basketball 3-4: I. V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2: Track 3-4: Athletic Board 4: Class Council 3-4, Representative to Activities Committee: Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Perfect Attend- ance 2: College Club 4: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4: Ir. Ro- tarians 4. Brooks Morr 'V' Sondra McNary A Award 4: National Thespi- ans 4: Class Play 3: Student Sen- ate l: Class Council 4: Guide Staff 4, Business Manager: Pan- orama Staff 3: School News 2: Student Handbook 2: Monitor 3: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Re- sefves 3-4: Ushers 4: Honor Roll l- -3-4. 5 if . 1 my V James Mille? 4.61 cf 1 diff'-i l Lucille M osber Mgnilgf 1: Iunigr Bqnd 1.2: Sen- P9I'feCl AfleI1dCII1Ce 1-2-3-42 H.- ior Band l-2-3-4. A. 2-3-4, Secretary 4. 3.4074 A1044 A '23 l ' ' f off fvrfagre gavvl ,- 5' Lf , y ,,w:wff,1f Ruth M cQuate Panorama Stafi 4: School News 3: Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance l-2-3-4: F. H. A. Z-3-4. .inn QW Robert Moneysmztb Track l-2: Perfect Attendance 1: Iunior Band l: Senior Band 2-3: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4: Parliamentary Pro. 3-4: Ir. Rotarians 4: Public Speakin 3-4: 2nd State Vice Pres. F. F. A. Russell M owry I. V. Football l: D. O. 4: Motion Picture Operator l-2. f 7-Z4,v0fL ww Wm IM ll If 'l 'Sue Murray A Award 35 All-Star Basket- ball 3-45 National Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 45 Class Play 3-45 One- Act Play 35 Guide Staff 45 Iunior Band l5 Senior Band l-2-3-45 G. A. C. l-2-3-4, Vice President 3, Secretary 45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Essay Contest Winner 45 Schol- arship Team 25 Honor Roll 1-45 Chevron 4. Robert Nell Perfect Attendance l-25 Art Club l-2-3-4, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3-45 D. E. 45 Essay Contest Winner 3. sz X- - ?5, .-,, I 1 sf-r'f5't f' ' gf fungi V Phillip Peck Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4: Scholarship Team 15 Election f janet Myers National Thespiaris ffl-4, rPr dent 45 Thespian Pl y,.ii,Qlgss Play 35 n Act 354' dnora- ma Staff 5 eyvs 35 Moni- t'r 2-3- nior Choir l-2-3-4: We lub 3-45 Gifl Reserves 3- , sherst-.,4j,yMo'1'ning Devo- tions 4. QW .yy l wr-m 'W Dean Oakley I. V. Football l5 Varsity Football 25 I. V. Basketball l5 Manager 35 Monitor 2-3. f . tr 'x june Myers One-Act Play 35 Monitor 25 Sen- ior Band 3-45 Orchestra l-2-3-42 F. T. AA. 3-4, President 45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Election Board 3. joan Ogborn Barrett I r. High School l CColum- bus, OhioD: Perfect Attendance 4: College Club 35 G. A. C. 2-3: Girl R ' ' - L' 71lQ 4 J' , ill- Br-7-7 iw' DJ-n,.,. 6' O-. rf..-X George Peters Hi-Y 3-42 Track 35 Panorama Staff 45 School News 35 Board l -3. A I 445143 i ' ' as 1 eserves 4, Span1sh Club 3, C ntest Winner 25 Schol- Zam 1 Ji Arif If-it 5 , Marjory Petty Student Senate 35 Monitor 45 Iunior Choir Pianist l-Z-35 Senior Choir 2-3-4, Pianist 45 College Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 Girl Re- serves 45 Scholarship Team 4. joyce Nalley School News 35 Perfect Attend- ance l5 Girl Reserves 3-4. William Otter F. F. A. 2-3. W F. Q Marlene Plank A Award 35 All-Star Basket- ball 3-45 Leader 3-45 Guide Staff 45 Monitor 1-2-35 Perfect Attend- ance 35 F. T. A. 35 G. A. C. 1-2-3-45 Girl Reserves 3-45 Ushers 45 A Ushers 3-45 vrons 3-45 School Store 3-4. vt ' z JJ: 'f-Y N 4. vt Bruce Redman D. O. 4. f 'N t V . g , , Betty Roland D. E. 4: G. A. C. 2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4: A Ushers 2-3. X , I.,V ' ki , , k.,'L I I A . . -4352 ' f -.:fW??'C,i ,Ai . ., a fs? ggi: if I fit Bonnie Ryland A Award 3: All-Star Basket- ball 3-4: Leader 3-4: Monitor 2-3-4: Chevrons 3-4: Perfect At- tendance l-2-3-4: F. T. A. 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves.3-4: A Ushers 2-3-4. W' Vg,4.w-'-' '1' . .. x.kfX- fp A AWCIIC1 A-0-41 1. V. ruuluuu l-2: Varsity Football 3-4: Track l-2-3-4: Student Senate 3: Panor- ama Staft 4: School News 3-4: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3: Hi-Y 2-3-4. Marlene Rumbaugb Leader 4: National Thespians 4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 3-4. Student Director 4: Guide Staff 4: Panorama Staff 4, Asst. News Editor: School News 3: Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 1-3-4: lun- ior Band 1: Senior Band l-2-3-42 College Club 3-4: G. A. C. 1-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Honor Roll 3. 1 .ies . ..., A Joann Sayles Conneston Ir. High 1 CWest Palm Beach, Fla.D: School News 4: Iunior Choir 3: Senior Choir 4: Art Club 1-3: D. E. 4: Girl Re- serves 3-4: L. S. C. l: Scholarship Team 3: Honor Roll 4. Varsity Baseball 4: Manager 1-2-3-4: National Thespians 4: Class Play 4: Class Council 4, President: School News 4: Moni- tor 2: Perfect Attendance 4: Col- lege Club 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: B0y's State 3: Ir. Rotarians 4: Honor Roll 1-4: Moming Devotions 4: P. A. Operator 4. aw . 'fy' 'id' William Rush National Thespians 4: Class Play 3: Student 'Senate l-3-4: Panorama Stahl' 3: School News Z: Junior Band l: Senior Band l-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y 1-2: Koda Klub 3-4: L. S. C. 1-2. Judson S cbae fer A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3-4: I. V. Basket- ball 1-2: Varsity Basketball 3-4: Track 3-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4. Wy x 34 v 'M ' wt William Roepke Track 4: Perfect Attendance 4: EAP. A. 2-3-4: Parliamentary Pro. Lewis Russell Columbus North 1-2 CCo1urnbus, OhioD: A Award 3-4: Varsity Football 3-4: Varsity Basketball 3-4: Varsity Baseball 3-4: Athletic Board 4: Cadet 3: Guide Staff 4: Senior Choir 4: Hi-Y 3-4: Essay Contest Winner 3: Scholarship Team 3-4. Gloria Scbweyer School News 3: Monitor : 2 G. A. C. 1: Girl Reserves 3-4. w 2 Norma Scott D. E. K. Evelyn Shafer Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4: F.- H. A. 1-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4: Spanish Club 4, Trea rer . had 7 Shzrley Sulle A Award 3: All-Star Basket- ball 3-4: Leader 3-4: National Thespians 4: Class Play 4: One- Act Play 3: Guide Staff 4: Noon Dance Program 3: Monitor 2: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Col- lege Club 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Chevron 4. Scott Perfect Attendance 4: D. O. 4. Vice President 4. . ,1 .- J Award 3-4: Varsity Basket- ball 3: I. V. Baseball l-2: Varsity Baseball 3-4: National Thespians 3-4: Thespian Play 4: Class Play 3-4, Student Director 4: Class Council 3, Treasurer 3: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: L. S. C. 1-2: Boy's State 3: Scholarship Team 1-2-4: Honor Roll l: fin. 'UQ Thomas Szler A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 1-2: Varsity Football 3-4: Track 1-2-3: Cadet 1: Class Council 4, Vice President: Senior Choir 4: Art Club 3-4: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Treas- urer 4: Parliamentary Pro. 2-3-4, Ruth Ann Scott Class Play 4: National Thespi- ans 4: Guide Staff 4: Senior Band l-2-3-4: College Club 2-3: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4. joy Lou A Award 4: Monitor 3 Attendance l-3: Iunior Band l: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: Iunior Choir l-22 College Club 4: F. T. A. 3-47 G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Election Board 2-3-4. Leila Shoemaker Monitor 4: Perfect Attendance 4: Iunior Choir l-2: Senior Choir 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4: Election Board 3. Chester Shoup Perfect Attendance 1. K JQMQ f of zz.-QM . H. A. 1-2-3. V., Y' tv si Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 3-4. f' if , 1 3, tg , r1.x.-J - -:iv 4 'fb 411,45 . X ' I EG HX rf p L. f G, ,, Q, ix W, . t.-f f J, . ,l yt. V X o. Kay Sizemore Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 3: D. E. 4: G. A. C. 2-3: Girl Reserves 3-. . A. jf! .'y Yfvilig, - ,t !.j.f1 7 'A df ff. ' -ff ki s. 4 , ,t ,-, .. ,1 ' 1 f jennie Smith Pano ama Staff 4: School News Thespian Play 3, ir ' Class Play 4: One-Act Student Senate 1: Act. Co Class Council 3-4, Assembly Com. 3, Treas. 4: Monitor 2-3-4: Perf. Att. 1-2-3-4: Sr. Band 1-Z-3-4: Orch. 1-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4, Treas. 4: G. R. 3- 4: Scholarship Team 2-3-4: Hon- or Roll 1-4: Chevron 4 m. 2: Mary Lon Stachhouse Perfect Attendance 2-3: D. O. 4. Kerry Smith Noon Movie Program l-2: Koda Klub 3-4: Motion Picture Opera- tor l. fi Barhara S ore Perfect Attendance 1: Iunior Choir 1: College Club 4: G. A. C. ll-2-3: Girl Reserves 4: Honor Roll nw' Elizabeth Stephan Boyanne High School 1 CBoy- anne, New Ierseyj: D. O. 4, Treasurer 4: Spanish Club 3. Frances Snowharger Miami Edison High School CMi- ami, FloridaD: School News 3: Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 2-3: Senior Choir 3: Ushers 1. t jean Spreng Student Senate 3: Monitor 4: Per- fect Attendance 2: Girl Reserves 3-4: L. S. C. l-2-3-4, Secretary 4: Essay Contest Winner 3: Schol- arship Team l-2-3-4: Honor Roll 1-3. Louise Stone Monitor 2-3: Orchestra 1-2-3: Col- lege Club 4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4: Homecoming Attend- ant 4: Scholarship Team l-3: f- Rohert Spencer D. O. 4: Noon Movie Program 1-2-3: Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Treasurer 2: Motion Picture Operator 1. H Z ' Lucetta Staclehonse Monitor 3: Perfect Attendance 4: Orchestra 1: College Club 4: G. A. C. 1: Girl Reserves 3-4: Schol- arship Team 2-3. Marilyn Stover Monitor 3-4: Perfect Attendance 4: College Club 4: G. A. C1 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Orches- tra 1. f Honor Roll 3. V --ll H A X tw 36 we ,074 AJ A Portia Strine Iunior Choir 1: A Award 3: Chevron 4: Senior Choir 2-3-4. Student Director 4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: College Club 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: A Ushers 2-3-4. Richard Tarr A Award 3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Na- tional Thespians 4: Class Play 3-4: Activities Committee 1: Class Co ncil 3-4 President 4' Guide ance 2: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: lun- ior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2-3-41 College Club 3-4: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. President 3: L. S. C. l-2-3: Ir. Ro- tarians. Stallt 4, Editor: Perfect 'Attend- Robert Swartzman I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basket- Mary Swine ford Monitor 3: Iunior Band 1: D. E. 4: ball 3: Noon Movie Program F. H. A. l-2-3, Vice President 2: 1-2-3-4: Hi-Y 2: Koda Klub 4: Girl Reserves 3-4. Scholarship Team 1: Motion Pic- ture Operator 1-2-3-4:, Z E William To beren I. V. Basket ll Z: V. Baseball l-2: Varsity seb l 3: Hi-Y l-2: Span' h Cl otion Picture Ope tor 11 W' Patricia T son 3' G. A. C. 1: Girl Reserves 4: Elec- tion Board 3. 'W X 37 Mary' Trill Monitor 3-4: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4: Senior Choir 4: Art Club 1-2-3-4: G. A. C. 2-3: Girl Reserves 4: Honor Rollw , L I 9 WM: 0 . ali A f . , , Q3 ' ,Q-fzif ff. .gat ' ' it it ' :cf '59 l ..,, .:,r ,W,fj ll .I il? ' Qiwftwt I0 ep Vogel Class Play 3: Student Senate 4, Vice President 4: School News 4: Noon Dance Program 4: Noon Movie Program 4: Iunior Band l-2: F. F. A. l-2-3-4: Parliamen- tary Pro. 3-4: Motion Picture Op- erator l-2-3-4. Roger Swmeford D. O. 4: F. F. A. l-2-3. . ,. It V .LILLMLVX t 'sr' '7- I, Q . X 1' ' ucleer Monitor 4 Club 4: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Reserves 3-4. ait A Award 3' All-Star Basket ball 3-4: Leader 3-4: class counf c11 3, Activities Committee: Moni. tor 4: Chevrons 3-4: Perfect At- tendance 3: Iunior Choir l: Sen- ior Choir 2-3-4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 3-4: Ushers 4: A Ushers 2-3-4. Patricia Walton Smithville High 1 CSmithville, OhioD: Wooster High 2-3 CWoos- ter, Ohioj: D. E. 4, Secretary 4. Sonia Welsh Shaker Heights High School 1-Z CShaker Heights, Ohioj: A Award 3-4: Cheerleader 3-4: Class Play 4: Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: Monitor 3: Col- lege Club 3-4: Girl Reserves 3-42 gsiry Contest Winner 23: Honor o . Williani Wiz,-on janet Walz Senior Choir 1-2-3-4: College Club 3-4: G. A. C. l-2-3: Girl Re- serves 3-4: Ushers 4. f 1 , QQ- X32-'63 Ioan Wheeler A Award 4: Leader 4: Class Council 4, Assembly Committee: Monitor 4: College Club 3: G. A.- C. 1-2-3-4, President 1: Girl Re- serves 3-4, President 4: Ushers 4: A Ushers 3-4: Girl's State 3. Thomas Withers A Award 3-4: I. V. Football 2-3: Varsity Football 3-4: Track 2-3: Student Senate 2: Senior Band 1-2-3-4: College Club 4: Hi-Y 2. jack Warriner , A Award 3-4: Golf 3-4: Guide Staff 4: Photography Staff 3-47 Panorama Staff 4 College Club 4: Hi-Y 3-4: Motion Picture Oper- ator 2-3. Robert Wickiser Savannah High School l CSa- vannah, Ohioj: I. V. Football 2. Richard Witrner Panorama Staff 4: School News 3: D. O. 4. julia Ann Weirich Panorama Staff 4: School News 4: Monitor 2-3-4: College Club 3-4: G. A. C. l-2: Girl Reserves Q 4 i-af 4 i . f . A ta .wr . W .Q Robert Wilson Max Witmer . Jiffy J uf, V lt, di 4 .1 r g' . lr .114 , 38 0-' Y' Ro er Wztmer PanorarnagStal'l 4: School News 35 Spanish Club 3. Lovinia Zelmer Noon Dance Program 3: Perfect Attendance 3: lunior Band 1: Senior Band l-2-3-4: College Club 4: G. A. C. 1-2-3-4: Girl Re- serves 3-4. Gene Wolfe A Award 3-4: I. V. Basketball 1-27 Varsity Basketball 35 I. V. Baseball 1-2: Varsity Baseball 3-47 Panorama Staff 4: School News 3. if wlaffffv Robert Wygant A Award 2-3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Cross Country 2: Manager 1-2- 3-4: Student Senate 15 Guide Staff 4: Monitor 4: Perfect At- tendance lg College Club 4: Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Secretary 2, Chaplain 4: Scholarship Team 3: Bsay Con- test Winner 4. George Yeagle I. V. Baseball 1: Perfect Attend- ance 1-2: I1 3- I ff 39 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY We the graduating members of the class of the year nineteen hundred and fifty. having assumed the qualities of sound minds, bodies. and spirits, do proclaim this document to serve as our final will and testament.- As we go forth from these hallowed halls of Ashland High School, we depart in body but not in spirit. In order that the spirit of our class may never leave nor be forgotten we do hereby bequeath the following, hoping that the memory of our class, be it glad or sad, may always remain as a fragment of this, our alma mater, so long as a fragment of it doth stand. ARTICLE I To our teachers-ever strong, brave and true, Item l: Item 2: Item 3: Item 4: Item 5: Item 6: The following items we do bequeath to you: To Mr. Hartzler-We leave twelve volumes of Milton Berle specialties and the key to the city of Massil- lon. To Miss Campbell-We leave a fresh crop of Romeos, Cyranos, and don't knows. To Mr. Gnagey-We leave a large economy size bottle of Air Wick and the text entitled How To In- sure Your Experiments or You Can't Get To Heaven in a Test Tube. To Miss Foust-We leave a case of Scotch so she may demonstrate to her next year's Problems classes that Drink Does Not Pay. To Mr. Valentine-We leave a Mrs. Valentine. Lim Plank-We leave a bottle of hair restorer and a copy of the popular hit It's Later Than You ARTICLE II To all the eager students who shall walk in our paths. Item l: Item 2: Item 3: Item 4: Item 5: Item 6: Item 7: We leave you the following purely for laughs: May you find a powder room as convenient and widely used as that of Shirley Sidle's locker. We leave the back seat of Tom Siler's hearse to all those who are dead set on shoveling off to Mansfield next year. We leave the hope that you will spend as many enioyable lunch periods in the reverent sanctuary of Room 212 as we did. We leave our secret formula for finagling double lunch periods attached to a ten dollar bill with the old proverb It's funny what money can do. We leave Dean Oak1ey's cackle to anyone who is chicken. ' - We leave George Peter's crutches to the school museum with an unbroken record for service. glVe leave Dick Tarr's powers of hypnotism to anyone who feels that he has spiritual contact with the wanues. ARTICLE III To the many organizations of which we uphold. Item l: Item Item 3: Item 4: Item 5: Item 6: May your futures be successful-may they never grow cold. To the stage crew-We leave a pamphlet containing ten easy lessons on how to make love to an usher. To the Panorama Staff-We leave some subscribers and a pot to put the money in. ' To the Cafeteria-We leave a complete staff of Chef Boyardies, newly graduated from the boy's Home Ec. Dept. To Hi-Y and Koda Klub-We leave a buried treasure detector and sixty more seconds to put toward the deadline in order that they may put over another successful formal. To the Girl Reserves-We leave an excess of pot lucks, good lucks, and the hope that they tracked down whatever it was that inspired them to conduct the Search. To the Guide Staff-We leave a permanent charge account at the school store and a thoroughbred bloodhound to assist them with Who's got the key? ARTICLE IV To all the underclassmen we leave here with you Item l: Item 2: Item 3: Item 4: The following list of Don'ts -you'll be sorry if you do. Don't try to compete with Dick Baker in his skill of performing on the trampoline. His nightly practice on the bed springs has the championship tied up. Don't follow in the footsteps of Ron Hostler and try to get fresh with a parking meter: it may hinder your chances of celebrating Smile week. Don't use the Fritz method when parking your car, as your chances for escaping without a ticket will be slim. Don't try to do anything that our class hasn't done for we warn you-there is nothing left to be done. Finally, with this document serving as a last remembrance of the ioys and sorrows of four wonderful years, we ioin the Passing Parade of Seniors, proud of our school and the many hidden memories it conceals. It is with sad but hope- ful hearts that we march into the future with ambition, honor, and service-keynotes to mid-century success. Sandy Iameson Sonia Welsh PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Props trunks, books Scene An Attic Characters Mother, Daughter Time 1980 Mother We should be able to find some old dresses up here in the attic that would just fit your part in the play. Daughter I'll bet we have enough stuff up here to costume the whole cast. Mother Look through those things and see what you want. Daughter You know, Mother, some of those old things the girls in your day wore to school. Look at all these trunks up here! Mother I always liked to save everything from my high school years. Those were the days! Daughter Look at this - yearbooks, scrapbooks, diaries - and this picture, why Mother, it's you! Mother Let me see, oh my word, that's my senior graduation picture. Daughter Oh, Mother, here are your old Guides. Why didn't I ever find these before? The girls will go wild. Mother Yes, here is our Sr. Guide and the pictures of all my classmates. It's interesting to think back about everyone and wonder what became of them tsaid musinglyl. Here's Howard Fackler. He was quite an athletic enthusiast: he broke his ankle during football season in his Ir. year and couldn't play halfback and I remember the time he didn't shave for a couple weeks due to a bet he made. Well, he has gained considerable fame you know. He owns the much raved about I'll Matchya Casino in New York. I believe I read that it was raided a few days ago. Daughter Who is this? He looks rather familiar. Mother Oh, that is Ray Bates. Yes, you've probably seen him dozens of times on the back of magazine covers. He poses for those advertisements which say, In lust Thirty Years, You Too, May Have A Physique Like Mine. And here is Sarah Baxter - a remarkable girl - she does social work out on the Blackfeet Indian reservations teaching the squaws how to walk with a papoose. Daughter This is Portia Benninghoff. Why I've seen her on television, isn't she the one who whistles and imitates bird calls? Mother This is Iohn. Good old Iohn Bahas. We always teased him so about the restaurant business. The funny thing is, that's where he ended up. He runs that little Drive-In spot The Eat It and Beat It or The Bun and Run. Daughter Oh, I've been there - the place is so novel. Instead of a juke box he sits on the refrigerator and plays requests on a trombone. Mother Hmm, who else have I heard about recently? This isn't - why it is! I'd nearly forgotten about little Don Rocky Culp and just think how famous he is. The boys said he hit more home runs at Boy Scout camp than any one on the Cabin Five Team. Daughter This one is nice looking - Sanford Jameson, oh, that isn't the old guy who sits down at the Y all day answering phone calls? Mother Yes, it was rather sad about him, his father was such a respectable man, too. Here is our Sr. Class President, Dudley Riggle. He and Anita Esbenshade were voted the Most Likely to Succeed. Dudley is out preaching in the Ozarks and Anita wrote that book - something about I was a member of the A. A. and look at me now. Bonnie Barr was made president of the organization a short time after the officials received her test score on the Drink Doesn't Pay Examination. Daughter Who is this girl? Mother That is Marcia Korsmeyer: she was our Homecoming Queen. That annual event started her on her road to success and now she is a cover girl for the Police Gazette. There were some kids who just couldn't stand leaving high school so they are still back in old A. H. S. For instance Bill Rush: he became so attached to our refresher math course that he decided to go back and teach it. Daughter Miss Emmons was in your class, wasn't she? Mother Yes, Bonnie Emmons served as secretary to Mr. Hartzler and then she was promoted over to Mr. Gor- such's office. No one ever knew what happened to Gary Averill but I did hear that he spent several years trying to pass the final test in Problems. Daughter You certainly had an outstanding class! Mother There were many more who made names for themselves. Poor Puni Plank had to serve a stretch at Tehachapi for smuggling snacks from Dick Tarr's drawer in the Guide Room, and Bonnie Ryland won the Women's World Championship for weight-lifting. Then, of course, you know that Barry Shank married Betty Grable's daughter. Harry Iames had to keep his trumpet in the family. Daughter Tell me more about these people. Mother Well, Pat Boeh is known as one of America's ten best dressed women and Glorene Leiter poses for the after you use our Mascara ads for the Maybelline Company. Shirley Sidle has a position down at the courthouse: she issues drivers licenses to school children. Chet Shoup is the suave clothes designer who creates fashions for men. He originated all the Chartreuse T-shirts Dean Oakley always wore to school. Daughter This is a nice yearbook. Who was the editor? Mother Dick Tarr-poor boy-suffered a serious relapse after it finally was published and went around portray- ing his part of Oogie Pringle in our Sr. Play for many months. He kept singing some song he said he wrote. Daughter Who else do you remember? f Mother Well, there was Ianet Walz who went to New York to seek fame. They say she is third from the end in the chorus line of that Broadway Hit I'll Be Down to Get You in a Taxi, Honey. Ioe Vogel is still con- nected with the square dancing profession. He originated the dance you know. We had one couple who led a rather strange life-Bob Halliday and Zoe Langlois. They married and went off to start housekeeping on some Island in the Pacific. One tragedy occurred in our Sr. Class and that was when Iulie Weirich got trampled to death trying to be first in line for dessert at the G. R. picnic. Daughter Gosh, things were really different in those days. Mother I remember the time a talent scout spotted Bud Iones during a basketball game and now he's out in Hollywood modeling for Which Twin Has the Toni? Yes-it was thirty long years ago when I walked across the stage to receive my diploma as a graduating member of the class of 1950 and I shall never forget the occasion. Now I have mused long enough about my high school days. Take what you want and bring them downstairs. Daughter Thanks loads, Mother. Gosh, some kids-that class of Fifty! Sonia Welsh Ianet Myers FIRST ROW: Lee Hurd, Treasurer: Mary Enck, Secretaryg Ted Quong, Vice Presidentg George Preston, President. SECOND ROW: Barbara Uncapher, Representative-at-Largeg Joan Cowan, Representative-at-Largeg Bonnie Bender, Representative to the Activities Committeep Rosemary Hutchison, Representative to the Assembly Committee: Miss Stanley, Advisor. JUNIOR COUNCIL lt was in the fall of '47 that we, the well known Iunior class, first boarded the Twentieth Century Limited that was to speed forward onto the track of a high school education. We probably deserved to be given the name Freshmen for that first semester, but next year we shall make up for that and more. To start off the last half of the Twentieth century in A. H. S., we shall get our revenge by passing that unmentionable name down to the class of '53 and crown ourselves Seniors. To receive this honorable title we must turn in our worn out Iunior round-trip ticket and exchange it for the last such ticket we may receive. Rounding the bend we can again see the familiar sights of the close of another school year. We think this trip through our Iunior year has been a very successful one and we are proud to scribble down these few reminders of it. The Panorama and School News were well supplied with Iunior names on the honor roll, the scholarship team, and American Legion essay contest. The music organizations, athletic teams, and school clubs were over- flowing with Iunior members. We needn't remind ourselves of our class play, Charlie's Aunt, for all those who saw it will keep the memory of this comedy alive. Of course we must mention our Iunior Council whose careful planning and guidance made all this possible. We shall always be thankful to Iudy Echelberger for her long hours of splendid work on our Ir.-Sr. Prom. 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Hesson D. Heller S. Hetsler C. Hlnderer B. Johnson R. Jones 51 V, 'fa fr , L. Kemp L. Kennedy J. Kick 4 'x-, D. Funk 5 4- ffg., - X! 'flip' n V i m. 'I ' . -.,. . l ' ' F .. l i l G. Gault P. Gregg 'W W kill? -6 ' G. Hart 'vk flim 1 ., 2.142451 -- Nl. Hoffman lv ali - as x S. King omo I-nsronv MARC:-les ON 1. ff A 2559 ., 1 N. Gaddis 53 H. Gault kmxfjejk . - , Qi f , is .. file? ififijiiifi . f , A 3- ,. .3 Fl. Grimes A. Harwood I i 1 R. Hostettler ik 1 'A 1 G. Koch in :Q if N. Gaddis if 4 F. Goldsmi i D. Grind ' ga ..... 'G A. Haugh W. Huhlu he ' ' A. S IT. K . 1- if , l I , fig ' G. Kohll We know the answer 'cause we studied 52 .N D. Latimer if 2.4 'V .- N. McKean J. Moorhead .. at ,c Km 15 1 ..?.,.. n f lm 1.-wk . K. Oberholtzer J. Roesel , ,L ,V 1 if Y db f ,T M 75 4A 1, 'ef xfgsmjg M Q25 L K ' ' v .,.f.,., , Q., ,, f nfl? f 243 .f J. Rowsey 'f L.. , 'Qs Q' L. Leister C Lanier 5. 11111150 , . , f f N ew ' K 1 ., 1 '-1 SJ 4 A Ei? Q A 7 K L... ...l M. McKinley C. Moose f . .. 5.5! . 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Grimes ,ie 5 Ml EX C. Henderson if 5 Y ,-4 f gi J, Hutchison . at ooo 6 V lj N. Kehl . M P. Krause IS HILARITY -3 1 , , 7 -ai' iv- . . ' ' W I, ,- at rmfwfx-,L , wg, A - f P . , f' . A. ' ,ff T' W. Gebhar t L. Geren J , 74 : nf Q' if L. Hamilton P. Hamilton 'I' . A ...- ,gvffb ' ' -f'- P. i it E J fl Q. . J H mf ' ' . 1 F, Hessen E. Hiller , I . ., S- lil 'Uh sv ' 'rfgll lf' ' 4 L. Iceman E. James xy- na. - S. Keller B. Kinstle ' V :fm Y 1f,m..f' , .,.,. W 3, far I-'qi K f .. ' I A r E' . W- ,W .,., Q ' ., . LL. - - ,ff - K ' X1 1 , 'L P. Krause f-A nb G. Kreider 5 fl . 'O ni , D. Finley 42 I., Y 'P L . Q W K.. I Q W You fd 'X J. Fluke g '. - . .+?z .5' ' . 4 ' f?3'I5a:3ff ' - ' 9 4 A A D. Gilliam , ,,. . , .V ff ' ' 77 I ' Afkili, E: A .g 4 L, . . iv . , -W s J. Harris 551 ' I Vi 2.7.3 K , W uiigrjgf .ggi ,Y x 4,1 F. Hitchcock J, Johnsen L-. ...-...,. J. Fauber I ' 1. ' K. Finley J. Flora ' ., ' ,E ' - vi H A D. Franks Nl. FrYfTl3 ' bv., ' iw' V . V , A M J. Goff J. Gongw jig. , ,NN pi ea ::a 'Zk,l::I:- . l. D. Harrison E. Hosfnrd J. Hosie 'efiifev 'Fw-1 5 Wage f- ... tg, l ff- -5: gr : M 1 f if . - li Jw . 3 3 sdppg B 31 x va . ' Q 1 , ' 'ig .. v , W - L .I C. Johnson Fl. Jurgen DO, RE, :...ggwQ FA, SO, LA, TE, DO . f K F.. D. McMillan D. Moorman A. Nelson J. Renner L. Long is J 'B Q' M 3, . 'gf 1 M. McMurray Q 'A 2 5 an Q J. Mutter D. Nelson if li is 1 4: 2 as QQ? P, i . C. Lim K . , Q . W -sw f.:-57 ,, ,,, ,Agfa D R - -+- ..,, . A ,F Sv D. Richer! ... W .... M ,... .,, ,, .saw . F me . . 5,35 . I ..:,. . V yni, , . . YJ? C. Roland , ,...,, 'S . wi: D. Ross A. Rudy H. N ll 3 in 4 9 3 'S 4 ., Q fi 93, Q f aa . w 5 if a s aw k - Y D. Mark6Y D. March . gs.. F, ggi? I R31 25 M H , 39+ Q , wh 1 .M Ng 'fy S I .. Q v 1 4 3 Ye-. - E L eh-., , . Q., 11 my .. A ffl' 1. ' 72- Q . -. e,,..,, . ..,. T. Laribee J. Latter J. Lentz D'-A T' f- 2' fa-ff' Q' ' '- A g, ' he w1Z'xWw Ai 'qF.Kl Zf.' Jaw- 5: 4 .3-1- Q I v .L .5 ...L K' , 4-' ' uk. 1-H . f - A ,fin s., R. Martin Fl. Mates awww ' gp. ,, gif -,V Q . fri? flvif ' 5..ia?f5f7g:E1,,'f '?k'T' B. Melcalf M. Michael H, J . , ifa'?fff V . 1 ff.. 4 . 1 5 . I . 5 Q, , f ' 'TQ ' G. Mullet B. Mumaw D. Pauly P. Pence D. Pelers . ik .. . 4 . Q. 49 ' L. Laughery F. Leybold ! ...L K. McCarty J R. Lawrentz . D ' a--i'- 5'- , Q as R...J . . - ' f . if ADX B. Lindgey J. McConnell ff fs. L R A all .. 5 ' 4 J. Mitlandorf S. Morfoot 1 K , Q . , ' , 'QE' 's .. I' ... ,ff fi 4 X W .ff . .. D P. Mumaw J. Murray H J N M .5 Xm R. Powell P. Prow x 1 lm N X is ? Q K. N N. Lease C. Lindsey , ..... .,, S li :wh K vs S J R' M. McLaughlin dl D. Moore -P . -- za '. 1, 5 .x ie s- R1 .. .Lx L. Nell 2 U S. H8908 AND IN THIS CORNER WE HAVE- Q J. Shoup G. Smith P. Sanford K S. Schuck x ,fr an . 1 G. Shrine we 3 1 r 55.3 5 .. ,hw rf.. .. t' 4 5-, K. Sponsler .R-.3i 'f9FQ J. Thompson f ' ' ' J N' . ' . in-F 1 ,figtfiiyl rf 5' ' 'F A. Taylor D. Thompson ,wg 7,75 3. , Q ., , v - I Tfiif' ' - . fb V -Sf? --A- fe 'lf SYM : . ... . . f V A K .L N. Van Ov Bl' M. A. Waqner C. Sayles . - Si ,L . Sv, wr? . ii S. Scott Fl. Sealer H 1 J 5 .. 41 Qwmmivyz 1 f f V E. Schneider P. Shields H. Simmons H. Simmons B. smith Yopwgot 1'ha'l. lflovlf? S - Q V,r 5 I ff V ' R F 'gf ' iii K ' if 1. ' ...M .,, ., , In .H A Q g '. ., ' 'V' ' , ' ' . ' , , , ',., ,Qi W f ' ' f , f-f f 'if' I 4,k, . . L Ad.. rx P. Starkey B. Steiner T. Stone Strickling D. Strine Fl. Sturnbaugh K i' Av f A . . F' . ' fx fx W. Thompson M. S. Thorne Ft. E. Titschinger J. Tucker at i f . - r - VV . , VV , I A A in .T it F S ' 1 , irii i A . f -W ' i . i , - -. a 4... M. Wait F. Wark THIS IS THE WAY WE STUDY IN CLASS , .z.,..: vi., gf, . , I f ..-.W , 1 ' . . 4 Ai' J 2 24 A. A 'U' . A J., bfi D. Warner T. Warner F. Welch -Wells . . P' ff g, I li i fkfffe , ,VL :ff , f , -my D .. 'N 4 qi 5fj. iff' 4 ' 1 D. Wheeler P. Whipple D. Willis S. 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They never forget a birthday either, for every time one of their members becomes one year older, this car is famous for its faithful singing of Happy Birthday. Yes sir, this car really makes me proud to clang my bell. Why, some- times when I'm chuggin' along my little ol' track I hum right along with them. This car hasn't been quite broken in yet, for as you can see, it doesn't run along as smoothly as my older experienced ones. An order from headquarters tells me that in Iune I must unhook my Sr. Choir Car and leave it behind. When that time comes, I'm going to pull off onto a side track and switch my brand new Ir. Choir Car right behind my engine to take its place. Junior Music Organizations That next car, the one with the broken window, is still a little green under the wheels. Sometimes when I'm chuggin' along, these beginning musicians let out some mighty pe- culiar sounds that just don't seem to belong to music. Of course that's the way I sounded too when I first started taking lessons on my whistle. Their director Mr. Reeder, however, is polishing them up quite a bit and every year turns out better. musicians. I'll soon be losing these young :ravelers in this car, seeing as how they're getting almost Is good as Senior Band. Why, this year they gave a concert Lhat was so inspiring it would have made any engine oil its vvheels. And when they get that good-well, I just unhook hem from my other cars and let them make their own way ip to Sr. Band. 65 ..,, .,......i With trombones and flutes I Poor Vemie Reeder Works for harmonious toots. ,r Lewis G Boyd Recreation MARY SWINEFORD N ewberry's ,I iff' DISTRIBUTIVE President Bob Lewis 9 Vice President David Botham -M- Kres e s W Hurst's Secretary Pat Walton Treasurer Dick Highrnan NORMA SCOTT Newberry s Mosher's PAT HOMERICK KAY SIZEMORE Fashion Co. Oh, how I wish I had a little engine my age to play with. l've been so sad and lonely lately that I joined a club-The F. O. I. E. W. F. H. I. T. QThe Fed- eration of Imaginary Engines Whose Favorite Hobby Is Talkinqj--I'm the only member. This is the only club I can belong to, although l've started many in my day. Every so often a new A. H. S. club car joins me, but they never let me join them. I wish I belonged to the Distribuiive Education Club. They can sell anything. They even tried to sell me their adviser, Mr. Dallas. Of course I didn't want him but I had to buy him since he went along with EB IO ANN SAYL Home Co RICHARD Apperson s Y KENNEDY -.N , '?!-'--Q- Wm RAH SUE BENNETT Public Service RUTH FISHPAW DAVID BOTHAM Woolworth s . Kresges EDUCATION - 1.55 Kresge's 3 ' MARIORIE CLARK Woolworth's BEVERLY I AMES '4.,.,. BOB NELL Hostetler s mf-fi HAROLD BOWERS I. C. Penney Co. Ashland Hardware the club. I got a lot of enjoyment out of him though, especially at his D. E. Christmas party. It wasn't much fun, however, staying home by myself when they attended their N. E. Regional Convention at Alliance and the appre- ciation banquet for D. E. employers and alumni. I couldn't go since I called a very important meeting of my F. O. I. E. W. F. H. I. T. Club. Here it was moved, seconded, and carried by me that I lower the dues to try to get a second member. They are now twenty-five cents in United States and thirty cents in Canada. m BETTY ROLAND PAT WALTON Union Hardware FIRST HOW: Iean Ekey, Orene Gilliam, Treasurer: Elizabeth Stephan, Secretary: Virginia Emmons, Norma Barber, Doris Clark, Mary Lou Stackhouse. SECOND ROW: Russell Mowery. Bruce Rebman, Bob Spencer. Bill Hood, Dick Witmer, Paul Scott, Vice President: Don Leiter, President: Mr. Lerner, Advisor. ABSENT: Roger Swineford, Bonnie Barr. In D. O. I was taught 4 profession I learned all from a lo z, l HONEST, WE STUDY SOMETIMES! Gee, when I get my dzploma A fine ditcbdigger I will be. Before last September I was a pretty sick train. My engine was weak and my boiler temperature was over SOOO . I went to a mechanic who examined me, but he only shook his head and said, Your motor is in bad shape. You'd better drop off your passengers and turn in at the next round-house. I was heartbroken. After all these happy years, a strange train would take over my track while I was away. About this time a group of students. called the D. O. Club asked if they could join my train. I'd been saving my money for one of those new fangled observation cars, but I gave in. This club is proud to be one of only six such clubs in Ohio and of their theme Learn by Doing. After a morning of school they spend their afternoons in a firm where each can learn his trade by first-hand experience. These Seniors representing the trades of carpenters, plumbers, brick layers, radio tech- nicians etc. in this their first year, tinkered with my engine. Because of this club I have never had the embarrassment of being in a round-house and can still puff and chug as well as any engine half my age. 68 The car for the Girl Reserve Ushers is attached right on FIRST ROW Janet Walz Orene Gilliam, Louise Stone, Anita Esbenshade, Bett R la d, B ' E , Wh 1 Head Usher SECOND ROW Mr. McDowell, Advisor: Pat Wait, Ianet Myers, Sondrh M?:N:ry, Lggxir Krclggrixziedoglylvxa 22:55 Leila Shoemaker Marlene Plank. Tickets and programs, Aisles and seatsg R , To us less tiring Than poor acbin' feets. the Senior G1r1 Reserve Car I couldn't very well separate the two since every year the girls who act as ushers are se- lected from the Senior G. R. Car. These girls tell me they work hard, but they just don't know how a poor engine like me has to work pulling heavy cars up and down hill day after day. Their job is to usher at every event that takes place in McDowell Auditorium. I guess their job would be rather hard for me though. I'd probably get smoke in every- one's eyes or run over their feet with my big wheels. One thing I would like to do is take the flowers up to the cast at the high school plays. I wouldn't mind wearing one of those navy blue uniforms either. I'd probably have every engine on the track tooting its whistle if only I didn't have my smokestacks. Oh! Why wasn't I born a diesel? i FIRST ROW: Biddie Fritz. Point Clerk: Ann Gorsuch, Ianet Myers. President: Shirley S'dle, Ruth S ' , A Sl 1 M 1 Rurnbaugh, Rolirida Barnett, Sue Murray, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Pat Boeh, Secrletary, Bcrrrsleshanxlzx Vgisrkizgidenir Egg Laird, Tom Martin. Sandy Iameson, George Preston, Bill Rush. Bill Emery. lean Lindower. Glorene Leiter. Thespians Moonlight glistened- Lovers met- Softly Romeo whispers- Iuliet, ya et JANET TAKES OVER yet? You wou1dn't know it, but I get bored just like any other train. The constant chug chug of the engine. and the count- less telephone poles whizzin' by is enough to knock loose the nuts in any train's smoke chimney. It's at a time like this that I become really thankful for that big red car with the words National Thespians Troup 29 painted on its side. To get in that car you need more than a ticket. Each of their members must have earned 25 points by selling play tickets, acting or directing in their plays or by serving on a committee. As I started to tell you when my traveling gets a bit drab I put on my air brakes, and attend the Thes- pian plays. Last February I saw three one act plays: Quiet Please, Iacob Comes Home, and Bread. Last March they presented' Double Door. Phew, that was a thriller! My coal shovel got so scared it hid under my cow catcher and I couldn't find it for two days. A banquet during which they presented several dramatic awards pulled the cur- tain on all the Thespian activities. FIRST ROW: Florence Woods, Mary Ann Rader, Bonnie Cooper, Betty Iohnson, Ioe Vogel, Caroline Otter, Mary Ann Buckinqe ham. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brown, Rosemary Hill, Lucille Lawrie, Susie Iacobs, Beatrice Young, Susie Scott. THIRD ROW: Barbara Dreyer, Portia Smith, Connie Hostler. Marcia Korsmeyer, Virginia Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sherck, Advisor. Sandy jameson, Bill Rush. Student Senate Stamp-cards and dances, Play and work, Is all helped along By our advisor, Mr. Sherck. FIRST I I . n, oe ader. SECOND ROW: I M , 3ggSeI.e5Zilg15IlI?2l:Ng5P1a.e5dalg!oClZl.e, B111 Cooper, Lanny Appleqath. Larry Laughery. THIRD ROW: David Sharrogli, Cggitlgs ROW: Lonny Eagle, Patty Clark. Gloria Kreider Ioyce Lutz Pat Hamilto I 1 R FIRST ROW: d S h t , T S'l , B'l1 Emery, Raymond Bates. Norm lVIcVicker, lack Guiley, Treasurer- Barry lu-Son C 'ae er 'dm t' xBerb vf ant, Dudley Riggle, Mr. Tallman, Advisor. SEQCOND BOW: Howard Fackler. Sh k, S t , B b L d. P . Hacxfgld Bigrircsfylacli Wgginerfegbfcias gkppleyglhth, Bob I-Ialladay, Bob Spencer, Gary Averill, Lewis Russell, Dale Clark, lim Reynolds, Howard Honaker, Dale Cleckner. THIRD ROW: Dick Baker, Pete Boeh, Sandy Iameson, Paul Iones, lohn Bahas, Alfred Kerr, Dick Tart, George Peters, e1'l.101 S ' You know, when I become close friends with a gi1 engine, I show my affection by giving her a new smoke stack. But I have a car right behind me, the Sr. Hi-if ca: and the members have the oddest habit of giving their Hi-' pins to their girl friends. When a boy reaches the elevent grade he is eligible to wait at the depot for his chance t hop the car. The seats in this car are limited and-availabl to only a specified number who meet the rigid staridar of membership. After they get in the car they are informall initiated. While the Hi-Y is thought of as a Christian o, ganization, it also has a number of social events, the grea est of these being the Hi-Y-Koda Klub formal dance. Note speakers predominate the meetings, but the attendanc blooms best when the potlucks and game nights are helm I've fought diesels with black smoke in my days and th Hi-Y has fought the Koda Klub with noiseless words. Th Bob's and C lJarlie's, gZ?L5:f,fl ZiegZznt legs rivalry may never end but they will always agree on or And showed their knees- thing-the creation of new fellowship. FIRST' ROW: David Finley, Edson Grindle, Vice President: Ronald Bechtel, President: Philip. Hamilton, Treasurer: uavi - ' - D At n, Ierr Fair s Q Halterrnan, Sergeant at Arms: Tom Lutz, Secretary. SECOND ROW. Mr. Hall, Advisor, Qerald Dickman, on e y . Douglas Denbow, Tom Shattstall, Philip Worst. THIRD ROW: Bruce Henderson, Philip Rogers, Claire Howey. Dan Sharr. SEE HERE. BOYS Junior Hi-Y As I keep adding cars to my train I come to a plac where I find a family relationship has started. This is be tween the Ir. and Sr. Hi-Y's. They are brothers, and as sucl are pretty much alike, except for the fact that the Ir. Hi-' is younger and doesn't behave exactly as its big brother. Their initiation for example, is somewhat different Thi year they wore their clothes backwards, carried their schoc books in suitcases, ate grapes dipped in vinegar and ca ried an umbrella. The first time I saw one of these peculic humans my gears stuck, my axle broke, and my brake died of fright. After initiation though, they had a sing, po lucks, several basketball nights and other recreation: meetings, not to mention all of their interesting speaker Their most energetic project this year was when they e1 tered a float in the Halloween Parade. The main likene: to their big brother comes when they receive Hi-Y pin Ten minutes later the pins may be found on some girl blouse or sweater. l i FIRST ROW: David Botham, Kerry Smith, Bud Clem, Treasurer: Alvin McElwain, Secretary: Gordon Dallas, Vice President: Tom Martin, President: Mr. Iiilan, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Don Culp, Louie Petit, Don Strauss, Lee Hurd, Dick Gilbert, lack Klepser, Bob Au, Dale Wiltrout. THIRD HOW: Bob Koppler, Bob Swartzman, Bill Thornhill, Dick Keener, Larry Brubaker. FOURTH BOW: Maurice Boyd, Clifford Freer. Absent: Bob Moritz, Bill Rush Ditch the potato salad, K di ' Hide the baked heansl b O G- The Koda Klub s at thzs potluck u - You know what that means! The friendliest car I have 1S the one nght in front of th diner. I guess the reason is that this IS the Koda Klub Cc and Koda comes from an Indian word meaning fnendl This is one of my smaller cars but any Iumor or Senior bo may hop aboard, just as long as the car isnt packed Wll more than thirty-live members At almost every tunnel vw went through, this club got out and had a potluck At sorr WE MOVE THE LIBRARY of them I ate so much I thought my boiler would burst Iv been told that this club does do more than eat though. The did enter a team in the boy's organization tournament, an also were co-sponsors of the Hi-Y-Koda Klub formal danc My wheels picked up the news that they really got sorr tough work in when they carried books, and in a gener- way helped move the city library to the new location. FIRST ROW: Barbara Beck, Secretary: neamce Young Vice President- Iun M ' ' Sh.1 S .tht SECOND R : . 3 . e yers, President: Marilyn Furrow, Treq LeKe??VTHrfiD ROW: B OW .Bonnie Crawiord, Kay Fisher. 'Barbara Uncapher, Joy Lou Semans, Nanc Gr b'll, Glsurer etty Cutlxp, Pat Burnett, Miss Faust. Advisor, Frances Smith. Y U 1 Orem? F With yardsticks and dunce caps, With homework and studies, T I1 Our teachers chase us everywhere- Oh! Why can't we he buddies? Here we have a car so well known, that the mere mention ? a textbook, a dunce cap, or a blackboard and chalk rings to everyone's mind this intellectual car. Yes sir, is is my Future Teacher Ot America Car. This car is ily two years old and its travelers already are given the :portunities to observe teaching methods, to hear lectures f outstanding personalities in the educational field, and join in discussions of educational problems. Probably .eir most interesting meeting was the night when I met the Vooster Car of Future Teachers on a double track. At our ops, this car took extra time to have a party for the Vet- 'an Teachers of Ashland's schools and a potluck. Their mductor, Miss Foust, has sped them along into many ac- rities. The club sent two representatives to act as ushers l the annual N. E. O. T. A. Convention in Cleveland, put in lot of time at conferences this year, and even turned arm-hearted when it filled a basket for a needy family Christmas. 77 WE ENTERTAIN THE TEACHERS ?v , wf'S M1 M , T misw wit? 4 fl! Ml ZH 312 Xi ll ' 'I .,..... ,,,, .--.W FIRST ROW: Marilyn Stover, Ioan Wheeler, President: Elizabeth McCord, Mary Swineford, Zoe Lanqlois, Vice President Virginia Arnold, Treasurer: Virginia Clymer, Rita McManaway, Secretary: Betty Roland. SECOND ROW: Marlene Humbauqh Leila Shoemaker, Sylvia Grofl, Iulia Weirick, Donna Braden, June Myers, Lovina Zehner, Ioyce Amstutz, Frances Egner, THIRD ROW: Mary Trill, Ianet Tucker, Glorene Chapman, Shirley Sidle, Sarah Baxter, Sondra McNary, Carol McHenry. Girl Reserves This car, lit by candlelight, is the Senior Girl Reserve Dar. The girls are all seniors and are nice enough to make rny engine toot his whistle. The reason for the candlelight s that they are busy giving the traditional Easter Assembly. fhis club uses candlelight three times every year: at the ormal initiation of the Ir. Girl Reserves and for their pro- essional at the Easter and Christmas Assemblies. The topic or this year's meetings has been, The Search. My lights ave spotted such meetings as: The Search for Grateful learts, for Appreciation of Others, for Future Livelihood, or the Beautiful, and for International Friendship. All last rinter I was low on coal, but I'm glad now that instead of uying me coal, the girls used the funds from their treasury x send two C. A. R. E. packages to Europe, to supply cloth- tg for the needy, to help the city library, and to buy books sr their school library. 79 Candles for assemblies, Candles for pretty si glJts,' But want to know something? We use flashlights. FIRST ROW: Beverly Fulmer, Caroline Lanqlois, Ann Gorsuch, Caroline Otter. lanet Stouter, Secretary: Barbara Uncapner, Vice President: Ioyce Whitney, President: Portia Smith, Treasurer: Bonnie Bender. Rolinda Barnett, Dixie Trease, Miss Smith, ' L'ndower, Carol Chambers, Mary Enck Iudy Echelberger Barbara Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Brownson, Jeanne 1 , , I ll, Glorene Knapp, Marilyn Karth Beatrice Young, Mary Anne Hlner Dreyer, Ann Slossnaqel, Wilma Harper, Norma ewe , , Miss Mitchell, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Florence Bohl, Beverly Esbenshade, lane Newman, Carol Welsh, Norma Tucker, Joanne Wierbiki. Joanne Nelson, Doris Mercer, Marilyn Furrow, Carol Lutz, Shirley Smith. Junior Girl Reserves The car there with the white mitties and blue ties flying out the window, is my Ir. Girl Reserve Car. This is a pretty serious car that is always planning someway to help others. It did my engine good when they packed a basket oi food for a needy family at Thanksgiving and filled children's stockings at Christmas. I was so impressed with the tradi- tional Christmas assembly they planned that I got my sig nals mixed and got off my route. Like other clubs, the Ir Girl Reserves also have a social calendar. This year. prob ably the most enjoyable event was the evening when my axle broke down. They had the evening off to spend at the home of Mr. Raymond Freer, who gave a very interesting CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY demonstration on the making of ceramics. The varied re ligious and social program for the year will help the Iunio Girl Reserves achieve their purpose to find and give tht best. 80 x :mar nuw: Snarlene Witmer, Beverly Eagle, Marge Wilhelm, Pat Gilliam Shirley Guisinger Marylee Bomeli Pat Burn tt, Alice Shl' B b . , . e mgman. ar ara Bowles, Donna Duftey, Mary Ann Hess, Thelma Bolin, Martha Thomas. SECOND HOW: Carole Hubler, Iackie Gray. Dorothy Martin, Betty Cooper. Sarah Sue Fockler, Donna Yaske, Harriet Andrews, Gloria Uhler, Ianet Gault. Sylvia Dick, Betty Cutlip, Frances Smith Theresa Swineiord THIRD ROW H H , . : osemary utchinson, Annette Rader, Sue Sutton. Janice Miller. Marge Heed. Mary Witmer, Ioan Cowan. Ianet Fulk. Iris Long, lane Smith, Wilma Schaffer, Iosephine Beeqle. Absent: Mary Arm Bott, Bonnie Crawford, Ioan Simanton. Mary had a good-sized lamb, All dressed in blue and white, It followed her to G. R. meeting Every other Monday night. PLANS ron me rurults ME To GW FIRST ROW: Miss Funk. Advisor: Elizabeth Stephan, Kay Kennedy, Vice President: Rita McManaway, President: Caroline Otter, Pat Homerick, Evelyn Shater, Treasurer: Violet Donelson, Marilyn Morr. SECOND ROW: I-'red Snow, Charles Spies, Dick Roach, Jim Campbell, Dick Weining. Elizabeth McCord, Louise Conway, Sue Halliwill, Sue Pike. Secretary. THIRD - ' ' D b , B'll Toberen. Keith Smith. Randall Barnett, Riley Stone, Bill Edwards, Gerald Dickman. ROW. Dick Smail, Douq en ow x Savagely the bull charged- Horn ed the crowd dui look b As tbffforeador died battlj COMPRENDAN UDS? - All m our Spanish Book. How I wish I were an airplane so I could get oft this track of mine to fly and see sights in other parts of the wbrld Probably the iirst place I'd go would be to Mexico, ther Spain, and well-I'd fly to all the Spanish-speaking coun tries. I guess Spanish is a language my wheels will always love to hear. I do get a taste of Spanish though, becausa one oi my cars is a Spanish Club Car. Its purpose is to be come better acquainted with the customs and relation: between an English and a Spanish-speaking country. Thej have some speakers who have' actually visited these coun tries and can tell them things that really bring the Spanisl language to life. I'm a fairly good Spanish student myseli Over my journey I've learned two words, so I guess I'l use them. Adios Amigos-see you on the next page. FIRST ROW: Dick Tarr, Sondra McNary, Marlene Plank, Zoe Langlois, Sue Murray, Io Ann Gossett, Marlene Rumbauqh, Lewis Russell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bishop, Advisor, Anita Esbenshade, Ruth Ann Scott, Robert Wygant, lack Warriner, Douglas Applegath, Paul lones, Iohn Bahas, Gordon Dallas, Virginia Arnold, Sylvia Groff. ABSENT: Bob Halladay. An annual is a great invention, ' The bool gets all the fame The lgntractofs get all the money TIME WILL TELL And the Stag gets all the blame. I'm going to blow my whistle, cut my steam, set my air brakes, ring my bell, and stop right now to tell you how I came to be. Well, it was Editor, Dick Tarr, and Business Manager, Sondra McNary, who engineered my creation. Then there were the photographers of this 1950 Guide, Doug Applegath and lack Warriner, who had the strangest habit of taking all sorts of pictures of my passengers. I can't for- get the Literary Editors, Sue Murray and Shirley Sidle, who made up all these fantastic stories about me. Feature Editors, Marlene Rumbaugh and Lew Russell, featured my passengers in almost any crazy situation. Zoe Langlois, Marlene Plank, Bob Wygant, and Bud Iones, sport editors, drew up pictures of me at my most memorable athletic events. Co-ordinators, Virginia Arnold, Iohn Bahas, Anita Esbenshade, Sylvia Groff and Ruth Ann Scott, they-well, they did a little of almost everything. I wouldn't even be here, but for these staff mem-Oh! Dear! 65 minutes past schedule! P. S. Excuse me, but in my haste I forgot to mention Io Ann Gossett and Gordon Dallas, our Activities Editors. Doug Applegath. Iack Warriner, Dick Keener, Don Strauss. Absent: Mr. Bishop, Advisor. Don and Dick Photography 2:,t,2f,f',:'f.,'J:',z1i.,... Staff Of anyoneiv mug. You know, nothing hurts my feelings so badly as when someone calls me a common, ordinary choo choo train. Why, I'm not an ordinary train at all! Tell me, for instance, what real train can puff, I have my own personal photog- raphers '? My photographers are really kept busy too. spreading news pictures among all my passengers. They visit all my club cars from D. O. to Ir. Band taking pictures for the Guide and Panorama. When they're not out shoot- ing pictures they're usually in the dark room either printing, retouching, or enlarging their photos. Oh, it makes me trem- ble on my tracks to think of how badly I'd get along with- out my photography staff to keep all my club cars hooked together. Do you realize now that I'm not like other trains? You may leave candy papers on my seats and even stick gum under my window sills, but please, don't call me a common, ordinary choo choo train. WI-IOOPS!! AND ON OUR OWN PAGE, TOO! Library Service Club FIRST HOW: Ierxn Spreng, Secretary: Mcxrv lou Brownson, Marvlyn Bender, President: Virginia Emmons, Vice President Sandra Zehner, Treasurer: Lucille Lowrie. Shirley Krisloft. SECOND ROW: Dixie Winebrenner, Robert Lowrie, Donald Weller Rochelle Finberq, Phyllis Braden, Kay Reynolds, Ccrrol Wochiel, Iulie Ann Wertz. THIRD ROW: Ann Owens, Rosemary Hill Robert Welch. Fritz Wise, Lowell Bender. Absent: Marilyn Andrews, Sondra Kirkpatrick. Denver Mann, Dale Shonkwiler, Dick Siler, Ronald Wcxrnes, Kenneth Woode. Booles Books of good Books so exciting- Oh! Why didn't someone ever teach me to read a little ol' book? 90 Nl wife ws K' wk wh M 5? 4, ink l me N W an M! www M ww? 4 Qty gf Si' -ff- ,Q , . V A v y A if what 'V , Q A 'zz QQ f 1 4, f.,f W? M fl 1 f ff M1 f ,,V . f i FIRST ROW: Helen Hites, Ann Hitchcock, Mary Ann Bu k' h , I t L R d B ' C Ph l' ' Scott, Patsy Braun, Ianet Wenrick, Donna Tucker, Earla St?rrl3grt?uSlEC8rI?IlD Rglltlz clash Lxgx1?:lxleShil',gyeT'ishel lgallzlzigrilldgxe? Ann Boltmyer, Ann Woelllmg, Georgia Koontz, Florence Woods, Shirley Kxistoft, Ann Smalley, Susie Iacobs, Peggy Rep THIRD ROW: Maryorre Iones, Rosanna Crumlxck, Lynn Conway, Connie Hosler, Marjorie Lewis, Eleanor Stone, Shirley Plc mg, Gloria Baker, lane Robertson, Carolyn Kohler, Iolene Wait. Whistles are blown Teams are cheered. Wait, stop the game! My lipstick? smeared. Now, let me focus my headlights on my Sr. G. A. C. Car. My, but it's a busy little car-always changing its course. At the beginning of its long year's journey it pointed full speed ahead for Soccer. Not satisfied however, it puffed along through Fall Hikes, Volleyball, Basketball, and Rec- reational Sports until spring when it even added Softball. Tennis, and Archery to its busy schedule. Oh, my aching pistons, when that little energetic car of mine passed through the All Star Game and the Mansfield Tournaments, I was worried for fear it would fall apart with excitement: but it pulled through with flying colors. You should have seen it puff away when it awarded hard-earned A's and chevrons to its members. That's really an occasion! My but it was jolly when it pulled to a stop every now and then to take time out for social activities such as its annual Christmas party and stunt night. 00 G.A.C. STUN1' NIGHT Egg' ik L11 I iii 54 M J A1 fl nl Ay 2, ii? if W illlli Half' milf mullf 'zimgjlg' 13,9 Mai-M 5 A 15 fl 6:5 v E my ,M , My 1 ,g My 7'fzf'3ii' .Ml 74952 ff Jae' any sk D vig! U W I 5 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Rader, Sue Gorsuch, Marilyn McMurray, Clara Mae Crumlick, Marianne Green, Nancy Edwards, Donna Gardner, Patricia Edmondson, Joyce Ernst, Mary Alice Wagner. SECOND ROW: Connie Leiter, Shirley Fulk, Mary Buz- zard, Jeanette Findley, Marjorie Dixon, Jackie Edwards, Sharon Kerr, Dixie Gardner, Darlene Cline, Janet Engert, Sandra Shina- barker. THIRD ROW: Judy Kick, Eloise Landman, Bonnie Buzzard, Dianna Bell, Judy Tucker, Ruth Stage, Rose Smith, Janet Britenbucker, Mary Jo Ross. Bites and scratches, Bruises and kzcles, We do most anythmg Except tbrow bricks. FIRST ROW: Karen Good, Kay Hubler, Barbara Jacobs, Billie Kristoff, Betty Klingler, Ann Dotson, Nancy Kehl, Barbara Lerbolt, Janet Gongwer, Sandra Keller. SECOND ROW: Christine Henderson, Barbara Hart, Frances Marie Hoskins, Beverly Hesson. Marmmrim Mnel-mv tim-af. 'r..:.-Q-- r-1-...u.,..n. n--..-- f----L h ,r,, ., v. . .. ... . - -- -. - -- - if Al WSP' N 0 , x v v 2, , Z' I K sn-4 whiff' ,,, as 5 11-'39 Q-525.3 Q , -2 alms.-S Us 40 'Ov W 1 A FIRST ROW: Carol McHenry, Norma Tucker, Carol Ewing, Pat Burnett, Marlene Plank, Ioan Wheeler, Velda Fair. Akhkh BOVQ gagatgra Bowles, Portia Strine and Bonnie Ryland, co-captains: Ioan Cowan, Ann Slossnagel, Zoe Langlois, Pat Wait. r. a , visor. G I 3 , N ot on the team, Tl-IE CAUSE OF OUR WORK Not in the handy 'Though we seat others U We must stand. The A Ushers Car is easy to recognize, for it's the only car wearing an A sweater. I had to dress it this way be- cause it's one of the chief requirements when you're an A Usher. The job these girls have is so much like mine that I'm going to stop my train right now and tell you about it. First of all, we both seat people. I give people a place to sit and the ushers show people where to sit. The A Ushers, all chosen from Sr. G. A. C. work at the football games in all kinds of weather. Of course, that's the way with me, too. No matter how cold, or bad the weather is, I just heat up my little boiler and puff away over my track. So you see, ex- cept for my A sweater, I'm really an A Usher too. While the ushers lead people to their seats at football games, I'm busy leading my clubs to success the year around. I Cheerleaders I'1l bet you my caboose that I can make more noise and keep it up for a longer time that anything in this whole state of Ohio. Anyway, anything besides the A. H. S. Cheer- leaders. Why. they even got so loud that I had to put them back in my caboose so I could hear myself puff. No matter how cold the football game or how boring the basketball game, you can always count on seeing these cheerleaders in their black skirts, long sleeved white blouses and black and orange jerkins. These cheerleaders led their team to victory every single game during basketball season. KAII except two with Mansfield which I've decided not to count.J I can't help but mention the one cheer, so dear to my heart. which they dedicated to me: Choo choo get off the track- for heavens sake don't hold us back-we've got the team- we've got the fight-we're going to win this game tonight. Yea team fight!! Hx figs JL ? -Q sooo ,l 1: XA' , T' Q C. E. Taylor Richard Wolfe Head Football Coach l. V. Football Coach Head Basketball Coach l. V. Basketball Coach Ass't Track Coach Head Golf Coach A. H. S. COACHES George Valentine Edward Plank Head Track Coach Head Baseball Coach Ass't Football Coach Intramural SP01'fS FIRST ROW: Gordon Conrad. Stanley Smith, Iim Roseboro, Russell Harpster, lack Mosser, David Halterman, Lenard Sco , ' F kl T S'l H ld S rinkle Roland Stewart lim Roland Pete l Rollie Scott, Dudley Rigqle. SECOND ROW: Howie ac er, om ter, aro p , , . Boeh, Glen Haley, Bob Au, Frank Beer, Iim Reynolds. THIRD ROW: George Valentine, Assistant Coach: Dave Sponsler, Dale Cleckner, Iohn Roseboro, Ronald Bechtel, Ron Hostler, Norm McVicker, George Glasser, Bob Koppler, Tom Withers, Dale Clark, Mr. Taylor, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Dick Wolfe, Assistant Coach: Iud Schaefer, Dick Rickel, Dick Markel, Al Kerr, Bill Prary, Ray Bates, Lew Russell, Sam Grabill, Bill Thornhill, Paul Sherck. Assistant Coach. With the return of ten lettermen the football team opened their 1949 campaign at Willard. The initial game resulted with the A's losing a heart breaker 13-12. The following week the Orange and Black returned home and was successful in their home opener when they downed the powerless Rams of Mansfield Madi- son, 46-12. Next on the A's schedule were the mighty Blue Streaks from Sandusky. Although the Taylor Tots out played the upstaters, the Streaks out scored the Ash- land eleven 29-19. The Tots then traveled to Fostoria to face Tommy Bender's eleven and brought home their second vic- tory, 18-14. Shelby was the next victim of the A's attack as they fell 46-14 to give Ashland their second straight win. In the next two games the locals faced two of the state's top teams in Wooster and Marion. The Tots showed power and determination as they out fought and out played both foes only to lose to Wooster 13-7 and fall before Marion 14-6. With a few breaks the Orange and Black could have upset either power house. Traveling to Orrville the Tots were a little over con- fident and ended their last away game of the season with a 6-6 tie. Before a capacity, home coming crowd the A's finish- ed their season in a blaze of glory by trouncing Galion 52-0. Ray Bates and Howard Fackler served as co-captains with Fackler winning the Booster Club's Most Valuable Player Award. Along with other post season awards George Glasser was named to the A. P. All-Ohio poll. George Glasser l l lust a wee-e-e bit farther FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ashland 12 Ashland 46 Ashland 19 Ashland 18 Ashland 46 Ashland 7 Ashland 6 Ashland 6 Ashland 52 13 12 27 14 14 13 14 6 0 RONALD HOSTLER FRANK BEER TOM SILER JOHN ROSEBORO RU'-AND STEWART s1AN snvum GLEN HALEY GEORGE ANDRUS s 4 DICK MARKEL Boa Korman Al KERR N BOB AU DUD RIGGLE, MANAGER Thcxt's the way to drive, Howie! BIL 104 L THORNHILL, MANAGER d. V. Football FIRST ROW: D. Sponsler, H. Brown, L. Mowery, I. Roseboro, D. Siler, D. Rader, I. Williams. SECOND ROW: M. Meinmger Mana qer: I. Spreng. D. Cutlip, I. Mosser, R. Bechtel, I. Humrichouser, H. Brown, D. Halterman. R. Harpster. G. Conrad, Manager THIRD ROW: G. Valentine. Ass't Coach: D. Finley, E. Grindle, D. Barr, G. Burns. C. Howey, T. Wilcox, V. Kissel, D. Ross R Wolfe Coach. FOURTH ROW: D. Shonkwiler, Manager: D. Iohns, R. Stone, D. Howey, P. Rogers, C. Goldsmith, D. Yeagle, I Campbell P. Sattler, T. Lutz. With the main objective of the Ir. Varsity to give experience and prepare boys for the Varsity Squad the season began with a comparatively green team. Although the record is not too impressive, Coach Dick Wolfe came up with a team which showed good prospects for the coming year's varsity squads. I. V. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ashland 6 Iohn Simpson 7 Ashland 6. . , . Wooster 12 Ashland 0 Norwalk 6 Ashland 27 Shelby 6 Ashland 6 Wooster 21 Ashland 0 Shelby U Wolfe shows them how VARSITY BASKETBALL b B d Geox e Glasser Bill Rogers Lew Russell Bud Iones Bay' Buies Norm Mcvxcxer nowxe :acl-ner FIRST HOW: Bo ran , q . , . . , , . ' ' k R' k 1 M 1 Woeliling, Hon Hostler, Tom Fluke, Lee Hurd, Iud Schaefer, Bob Wygunt SECOND ROW. Mr. Taylor, Coach: D1c xc e , e Dud Riqgle. 1 5 5 5 Q , l BUD JQNES K BILL ROGERS RAY BATES fi:-'S A Y' Tir , W , ff? 'L 35 mv' RAY BATES . f? li' f U Q i Q J X, if RONALD HOSTLER egg? W WJ? BOB WYGANT MANAGER - 1.. DICK RICKLE 'Q W 'Us :sm ' K 'bn YQ. I i k GEORGE GLASSER P A, V, . .IUD SCHAEFER TOM FLUKE 'quo ', N DUD RIGGLE MANAGER JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - , .,., , ,,,, , .... .,.,...,..., ...me mere, ,une numncnouser, Ulll Thornhill, Mgr., Dale Shonkwiler, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Phil Fisher, Dick Burr, Dick Swineiord Tom Lutz, Don Aten Jim-Campbell. SECOND HOW. Lee Mowre , C I D k d , , ' y ar oc en orl Alton Shcxder, Phil Hamilton, Harold Brown, Merle Hildebrand. THIRD ROW: Dick Yecxqle, Bruce Henderson, George Fisher, Clair Howey Franklin Strickling, Ronald Baum. FIRST ROW Iohn Gess Bob Brand Don Culp Gary Averill Lew Petit Lew Russell Im Roseboro SECOND ROW Bon xayior iviqx Shonkwler Tom Shaffstall Ron Bechtel Iohn Ro eboro Tom Wlco Doyle F ley Mgr Bud Plank Coach THIRD ROW Dud Rrgqle Bill Cordell George Glasser Gene Wolie Barry Shank Bob Messner With poor weather cond1t1ons sta ing t e open1ng g Mansfield Madison and came out v1ctor1ous 14 7 In their second out1ng the University School of Cleveland edged out the diamond squad in a close game 1 0 Gettmg back in the win column the Plankrnen downed Willard 8 4 and Wooster 6 2 In tuning up for district play the local nine dropped a close 5 3 decision to powerful Gallon Again playing Gallon 1n their first game of the d1str1ct the A s lost out 4 2 in a hard fought well played game Iohn Roseboro led the team in hltting wlth a fine 588 average VARSITY BASEBALL Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland PITCHERS BOBGE GLASSER BARRY SHANK BOB MESSNER TEX WII-COX LEW PBT11' OUT FIELDERS BILL CORDELL - LEADING HITTER DUD RIGGLE EV SHONKWEILER LEW RUSSELL IOHN GESS MANAGER FINLEY IOHN ROSEBORO GENE WOLFE DQURLF: PLAY IIM Rosmzonn VARSITY TRACK g FIRST ROW: Alvin McElwain, Bob Wygant, Dick Cutlip, Bill Rogers, Iud Schaefer, Iim Reynolds, Bob Laird, Dick Keener, Bill Hochstettler, Bill Reopke, Dale Clark, Iim Shouty. SECOND ROW: Coach Valentine, Glen Haley, Bob Koppler, Lee Hurd. Torn Anderson, Ray Bates. Howard Fackler, Norm McVicker, John Bahas, Dick Tarr, Howard Honaker, Dale Cleckner, Bill Thornhill, Don Smith. Mgr. THIRD ROW: Bill Cooner, Roland Steward, Dave Iohns, Gene Klinger, Bill Frary, Gary Burns, Morris Boyd, Ron Stone, Bob Arnold, Charles Gold- smith, Gary Griner, Lanny Appleqath, Dick Meininger, Asst. Coach Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Bud Clark, Norm Conger, Mgr., Iohn Spreng, Iohn Williams, Dick Baker, Frank Chandler, Don l-Iowey, Dave Emery, Phil Rogers, Larry Hiner, Dave Hamilton, Dave Alterman, Gerald Dickrnan, Edson Grindle. George Valentine, starting his first year in coaching, has already proven himself an able track coach. Forming this year's team around fourteen lettermen, Coach Valentine has gathered together a group of boys who, with half the season gone, have been undefeated in five starts. So far the A's have won their first five track meets. The scores are as follows: Ashland 67M Oberlin 50h Ashland 60 Mount Vernon 58 Ashland 79M Bellevue 38W Ashland 68 Marion 52 Galion 30 Ashland 65 1X3 Sandusky 52 2! 3 Left to meet are the following: I May 17 Galion-Home , May 20 District Meet at Mansfield COACH GEORGE VALENTINE l 12 Without a doubt the big success of the Ashland High Tracksters is iue to team balance. At every meet points were gathered in all events, and eighteen boys figure in the scoring. At present Bill Hochstettler is leading the scoring with 58 points, Dick Tarr is next in line with 44, Ray Bates has scored 433A, Norm McVicker stacked up 253A, lim Reynolds has 21, Iohn Bahas and Tom Anderson each have 24, Bill Rogers is next Ln line with 23, Bob Wygant and Bob Laird have 15, and Howie Fackler has racked up 11M and Lee Hurd 10. With only five meets put away in nice fashion everyone has a chance to reach the double figure bracket. Before the season started Coach Valentine appointed Ray Bates and E-lowie Fackler as co-captains of the 1950 Track Squad. Both boys have been serving very well in this capacity, and have done a very splendid mb. The team as a whole has shown a fine spirit of co-operation and :t will to win that has kept their record intact. The high spot of the season so far was the winning of a large trophy oy the boys in the Marion Invitational. Besides winning the team :rophy the boys took home twenty-seven ribbons as individual awards. Also three Marion Stadium records were broken by the A's. Dick Tarr vaulted eleven feet, to break the pole vault record, Ray Bates wiped :ut the old 880 mark with a 2.09 performance: and Tom Anderson .eaped 5 ft. 9 inches in the high jump to set a new standard. SHOT PUT L DISCUS Dick Tarr, who hasn't been defeated this year in the pole-vault, has already broken the record of ll feet two inches with a vault of ll feet 5 inches. There is a very good chance that Dick may even break his own mark in the remaining meets. Tom Anderson in the high jump has also been unconquerable. Also noteworthy to mention are the point getters who have come through very nicely in the first five meets: Bill Hochstettler in the 100, 220, 440, and broad jump: Dick Tarr in the high hurdles: lim Reynolds and Bob Wygant in the mile-run: the half-mile twins, Ray Bates and Norm Mc- Vicker, the 880 relay of Laird, Rogers, Schaefer and Fackler: and the mile relay of Bates, McVicker, Schaefer, and Fackler. Iohn Bahas shot- putter deluxe, Bill Rogers our 20 feet broad jumper, and Ray Bates discus round out the list of old stand-by's to come through for the black and orange. A fellow who really helps Coach Valentine in all the detail work is A1 McElwain. Al's chief job is keeping track of all equipment, and making sure everything is in its right place at the right time. The Track Managers do a lot of work no one knows about, and Al has contributed wholeheartedly to the success of the team in the capacity. Two more bundles of orchids go to Norm Conger and Don Smith who work under Al. FACKLER BATES SCHAEFER McVICKER MILE RELAY ANDERSON POLE VAULT ROGERS 4 5' HEAD MANAGER-MCELWAIN U 1 2? F ? , - TARR L LA Lf Ass't Managers-Smith. Con KOPPLER HOCHSTETLER FACKLER 880 yd. RELAY FACKLER LAII SCHAEFER ROGERS 0 'Yr HIGH HURDLES 0063 seo ya. RUN SENIORS 1 - E MILE RUN LAIRD KEENER LOW HURDLES 0 fjwolo 'S' LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Wolfe, Coach, Bud lones, Mel Woeltling, lack Warriner, Dick Smail 44D Q Q5s- agafG'z 'I H. gwi YQ Q4 it Gsoft can f ug , . . K w0.T,Q,L, QIGAIQAQUQ I 4 . ' xxx. ,5 5- 29 1? iz '54 ,Q 5.4 F510 0 Q sf' if so W in! :I - AN . GMO!! x I A With the entire team, consisting of Mel Woeliling, Bud Iones, Dick Smail, and lack Warriner, returning the golf squad won six of their first seven meets this spring. The only loss was to Sandusky 9-3. Hopes are high that the golfing A's will cop first place in the district and make a good accounting of themselves in the state meet at Columbus later this spring. Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland GOLF SCHEDULE 9 Shelby l 1 V2 Norwalk 9 Findlay 16 Fostoria 7 Norwalk 3 Sandusky 10 Shelby Keep your eye on the bull CADETS FIRST ROW: Don Culp, Jack Starkey, Bill Rogers, David Brubaker. SECOND ROW: George Gilbert, Howard Honaker, Iohn Roseboro, Bud Iones, Gary Averill, Scott Pastor, Dick Yeagle. ABSENT: Mr. Plank, Advisor, Bob Koppler. Under the supervision of Bud Plank the cadets are a group of boys to assist in conducting the boys' gym classes. Refereeing basketball games, wrestling matches and umpiring softball games and checking showers are a few of the chores of the boys. Although these boys receive no extra credit these boys put in a lot of time and give Bud Plank considerable help. 117 I we K. X. , V, -L if lllv ' ski' mit-5' J S-.5 -ff' , f-Ei' 'ai ,f 'w -his if N, ., rr - .L 5? its PLANK A GIRLS FIRST ROW: Marlene Plank, Carol Hudnut, Iocm Cowan, Bonnie Hyland, Shirley Sidle, Zoe Langlois, Pat Wait, Carol Ewing, Sue Murray. SECOND ROW: Carol Huhler, Bonnie Bender, Velda Fair, Dotsie Martin. Betty Cooper, Ruth Spies, Marylee Bomeli, Sondra McNary, Shirley Guisinger, Portia Strine, Pat Gilliam, Ioan Wheeler. q nRsAMER's HounAY SR' GAC' PRWDEN' s'ruN1 mem' CATASTROPHE NUMBERS PLEASE! LEADERS .-A li--, DAILY ATTIRE EXERCISES AND MORE EXERCISES FIRST ROW: Caro1Hubler, Betty Cooper, Marlene Plank, Bonnie Ryland, Carol Hudnut, Ioan Cowcm Pat Wcri! Ioan Wheeler SECOND ROW V ld F ' R : e cx cur, Carol McHenry, Portia! Smith, Zoe Lunglois. Shirley Sidle, Put Burnett, focxn Shcmeielter, Marlene umbaugh, Becx Young. 110 +44444444444444444444444444444444444 4 A 444444444444 444444444 44444 444444444444444444 THE SCORE GOES UP ANOTHER NOTCH! Again the battle gets under Way: The sailors take their place on the floor, The fegms dqsh Out pfepqred to Challenging the AIITIY to WCIlCl'1 the SCOIG. Who will win the traditional game? Suddenly the ball loops through the net, Will Army or Navy bear the fame? Soldiers Beware-You may be upset! They practiced hard for this big night: Three years the Army reigned supreme, Both sides are out to win and iight. Will they Crqdirl be the Winning team? KNEELING: Co-captains Marlene Plank, and Bonnie Ryland. STANDING: Ioan Cowan, Sue Murray, Jolene Wait, Shirley Sidle, Ioan Shanetelter, Pat Gilliam, cmd Pat Burnett. 44444444444444444444444444444444444- L4444444444444444444444444444444444 4444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444444444444444444444444444444444 FOOD-FOOD-FOOD! HOW WE LOVE FOOD! Brown and yellow versus blue cmd white For Navy's nine were victors this year. As the girls wage war again tonight. So until next year the girls may rest Then through the hoop cr foul ball goes 'Till time for the annual All-Star contest. Eighteen to thirteen reads the score As a final tribute to the winning team, As the jubilant Navy leaves the f100r- An All-Star banquet was held this Spring. From the crowd there comes a roaring cheer KNEELING: Co-captains Zoe Lanqlois, and Pat Wait. l , . h- 1 G ginger, STANDING: Carol Hudnut, Barbara Glasser, Berry Cooper, Carol Ewing, Dorothy Martin, Velda Fair. S ir ey U1 IUNIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Jn. e.A.c. Pnssmsm Pnssmss WE HAVE 50 MUCH FUN! Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls began their high-school career of sports in Iunior G.A.C. by playing basketball, kickball, and softball. The meetings were held the second Wednesday of every month at 3:30 with Mrs. Geisinger as the advisor. The two main parties held this year were the Halloween party and the Christmas party. Kickball, the first game of the year, was managed by Betty Poland. This game is similar to softball. After this their favorite game of basketball began. Seventh graders played nine- court while eighth and ninth graders played the regular two-court. Dixie Gardner was the manager of this sport. When the Weather permitted, the girls went out to Brookside Park to play softball. Marjorie Dixon officiated as manager. This game ended all activities in Iunior G.A.C. :ummm NAvy Jumon ARMY 124 x Highest Tribute T . . . Salulatorian: Ruth Marie Spies. Y Election Board: Valcdictorian: Sylvia Graff. Sue Gorsucll. Julia Lentz, Norma Emmons, Ann Hitchcock. SECOND ROWV: Jeanne Lindower, Carol Ann Hartman, Sally Gray, Ann Gorsuch. THIRD ROW: Biddie Fritz, joy Lou Semans, Ruth Spies. Ann Slossnagel. Boy,s and Girl's State: Dudley Riggle, ,Ioan Wheeler, Barry Shank, Sandy Jameson. Y Essay Winners: Ann Corsuch, Rolinda Barnett, Jane Robertson, Shirley Picking, Carol Ann Hartman, Joyce Lutz, Sue Murray, Carol Ewing. SECOND ROW: Charles Hagan, Frank Beer, Anthony Kostler, Gerald Shanks. Bob Wygant. THIRD ROW: Randall Barnett, Riggle, Norm McVicker, Di junior Rotarians: Dudley Tarr, Gordon Dallas, Sandy Jameson. Bob Moneysmith, c sent. mi fy. i. a A-z4w4., Qii. r w FRONT ROWnIaAnn Simauton, Ioy Lou Semans, Betty Cutlip, Elizabeth McCord, Sarah Sue Fockler, Virginia Arnold, Caroline Otter, Dotsie Martin, Doris Canfield, Daphne Mafas, lean Sprenq. SECOND ROW Anita Esbenshade, Carol Ewing, Charles Stockdale, Patricia Burnett, Ruth Marie Spies, Ioanne Nelson, loyce Whitney, Ann Gorsuch, Ieanne Lindower, Ioan Oqborn. THIRD ROW Maurice Boyd, Richard Keener, lerry Flora, Bill Emery, Bill Rogers. LAST ROW Barry Shank, Lew Russell, Lee Hurd, Gordon Dallas, Melvin Woeltlinq, George Preston, Howard Honaker. Scholarship Team FRONT ROW-Crede Teall, Lanny Appleqath, Sharon Kerr, Barbara Shilling, Rosanna Crurnlick, Carolyn Jacobs, Saundra Zehner, Louise Conway, Ann Woeltlinq, Mary Anne Smalley, Sally Gray. SECOND ROW -Carol Ann Hartman, Connie Kerr, Phyllis Stone, Lawrence Fryman, Tom Pickering, Lynne Conway, Susan Tilton, Shirley Picking, Georgia Koontz, Marjorie Lewis, Eleanor Stone. THIRD ROW- Anthony Kistler, lane Robertson, Charles Goldsmith, Edson Grindle, Diana Bell, Dean Iceman, Don Howey, Charles Dunham. LAST ROW Riley Stone, Marvin Rmanlm Rnhprf Af.-mm rmfv Homecomin Surrounded by an enthusiastic and welcoming crowd on the crisp, clear night of November 1 1, radiant Marcia Korsmeyer stepped from a con- vertible and was ushered to the stadium by Co- captain Howard Fackler where she reigned for the evening as the Homecoming Queen of 1949. Serving as attendants for this traditional and spectacular event which is the grand finale to our football season were Sarah Baxter, Louise Stone, Dorothy Jenkins, and Sylvia Grojf. Queen Marcia The Chosen Few Thrills of F ootba Great Expectations I'm rom Brazil--Where the nuts come rom Revolving around Lord F ancourt's attempt to impersonate a friend's aunt, the hilarious comedy, '6Char- ley's Auntf' was presented on No- vember 18 by members ofthe Junior Class. Miss Mabel Catch directed the pro- duction and was assisted by Student Directors, Glorine Leiter and Tom Martin. He's the one! Junior lass Pla We simply love your Aunt CAST Lord F ancourt Babberley . .Charles Stockdale Kitty Verdur .............. Caroline Otter Stephen Spettigue ...... ..... B ob Brand Col. Sir Francis Chesney. . .Carl Dockendorf Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez .... Ann Slossnagel ,lack Chesney ............. George Preston Amy Spettigue . . .... Rolinda Barnett Bassett ..... .... C hristopher Donges Ela Delany .... ..... L ouise Koontz Maude ...... ..... D oris Canfield The farmer . . . .... Melvin Woelfling espian la When a secret room almost becomes the death cham- ber of the bride of a multi-millionaire, and when a strand of pearls becomes more important to a wealthy, society lady than another woman's life, there is bound to be an evening packed with tense excitement as the actors unravel the plot. Double Doorf' presented by the Thespians on March 31, was directed by Miss Mabel Catch. George Preston and Charles Stockdale were the Student Di- l'eCt0l'S. y i Who said this was a mystery Victoria Van Bret . . . Anne Darrow .... Rip Van Bret . . . Dr. John Sully .... Telson ....... Louise... .... Caroline Van Bret .... Mr. Chase ....... Avery . . . William ...... Mortimer Neff .... Lambert ...... 130 ll-. ..,.,..J.. MMU nnnrle ? CAST You look like a saint . . . .Ann Slossnage . . . . .Nikki Emmon .. . . .Bill Emer . . . .Bob Halluda . . . . .Bob Lair . . .Rita McManawa . . . .Frances Schneidc . . . . .Carl Dockendoz . . . .Marlene Rumbaug . . . . .Sandy Jameso . . . .Barry Shan . . . .Doug Denbo Oh, for the love of heaven! What they had to go through t to earn 85,000.00 Judy Foster . . Melvin Foster . Dora Foster ...... Randolph Foster .... Hannah ........... Barbara Winsocket .... Oogie Pringle .... Mitzi Hoffman .... Mr. Martindale . . Mrs. Hotchkiss . . Eloise Hotchkiss . . . Mrs. Schlutzhammer ..... Rexford'Meredith 0,Conner Susie O'Conner ......... CAST . . .Rita McManaway ,Tv U---W-f. ,JW .4g'-,....,,,g-,gsm .. , . r.. .. i- .fY. . .W-,,,..-ff--f Senior lass Pla Hoping to reign as queen of the Community Relief Fund Ball and as the belle of Oogie Pringle's heart, Judy Foster led her family on a fast and furious contest escapade to earn 3 5 ,000 in order to contribute the most money to the Relief Fund and be crowned queen. This comedy, A Date With Judy, was enacted by members of the Senior Class on May 26, and was di- rected by Miss Mabel Gatch. Marlene Rumbaugh and Barry Shank served as Student Directors. . . .Ruth Ann Scott . . .Sandy Jameson . . . . . .Ruth Spies . . . .Dudley Riggle t . . Virginia Arnold 0 .. .. ...Dick Tarr . . . .Pat Boeh . . .Paul Jones . , .Shirley Sidle . . . .Sue Murray . . .Sonia Welsh . . . .Bill Emery y ' ' ' 'Pat Baird Then Fll drive men mad-mad-.mmlr HV The pause that refreshes Y, I ada lub Formal Dance Dancing in a Winter Wonderland 119 f . 5. Wh ade th' st ff? Om IS U . Break fast's dessert Boy was that good! Breather between classes Spanked them all soundly Ann! Remember l T ese . . t A wonderful way to start each day 'a'Y A Dillar a Dollar . . . nm... Q Sadie Gets Her Man D08' Patch Sweethearts Like to change partners? zamfms Q, f BOD'-9, Paradise What a tender ball room scene Z 13: ..,. ' 4 Ld We H ave g, ii Q , ' A' Wi A ' i ff x' f2 f ' ?' ASH. , un. My w, x 4111. eqd -7' 0 fa 'ld fprlb lvqlklbg Ce C6 Q 1-,blk 4? Please' 1 elif the T Une t ofms 0 What a damty bunch of flmers O Q1 'IRS plainly Easter ' A e4 X 6 gg ? Mr Wav- 9 - :'a21 W T we '15PW? 'fs HILL BILLY K!LL.ER RUSSEL ON THE PROW1 5, , QC Q? we M 2? ' 'uv' 00, A 'G f -8' Q fb '-2 an Q A 5 v i.r l Q Qbkp, 4319 A A ,gf DIZZY--FINGBRS-'?-23 Q-'V 0 Q. U 0 lm mm ,guess NT warn H18 DGWN -L 0 AR l MONRRCH E... f, ,Rip QT '41 if Qs A fag 9' ai fx... Y 7 M Nr . , f xx X X K W X E x il fa M w,Z Q Y s , X 1 ax K. uf K X Q9 'fx S asa, . 'fs 5 M-. .,,. ' sQfeY I Qi X Q 0 A I K R 1' -, es ' ,ff Q ve lm :yeh Thhmnnnsvv Q 6 f ia ,aww 7, w wf .V :M 1 in i W? 1 Tw an I, O f, I 22 I M ,ir W , ,Q x I .1 . .,.Z , W N I' A A 2 E' 1 W a w f qt ii R M f, aka.. The Victors .' QQ! Pe allies ,itz ,4Q oo! We took 'em both! I- ur Thanks To . . . ' ' - f ,eq . . Wrfg, , , .V ,y Ms. lf -55 if L , ' . W, 121E X M 315 X s fi ig I' Cuslodians: Mr. Reese, Wlrs. Johnson, Wlrs. Smith, Nlrs. Wierbik Cafeteria Staff: Miss Kennedy, Dieticiang Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Mc- Quate, Mrs Kreis, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Sevits, Mrs. Otto. I Superintendent of Grounds: Mr. Lowe. Stage Crew: Engineer: Mr. Miller. Conlon, Dallas, Dale Bowers, Mr. McDowell, Charles Enck, Chris llonges, Richard Burns. 140 -1950 GUIDE STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES SOURCES OF INCOME Staff donations .............. Retouching faculty pictures .................. Digging fish worms for Mr. Bishop .............. Money found in -.....-.Ms pocketbook ..... Waste paper sale ........................... Returns on empty pop bottles ...... Guide sales ................... Night's work at First National ....... Fees for breaking rules of Chase ............................. Patrons and advertising ........................... . ............. Rental of Editor Tarr to Mecca to Show Them the Way to go Home . . Sales from potluck leftovers ...................................... Take from unwary trespassers ............................... Beggar's Night ................... Pawning of Guide Room Furniture .... Total ....................... EXPENDITURES Publisher's bill for Guides .......... Paper clips for Business Manager ..... Cork for mouse hole ................ One date-Wygant ................ 82 bottles of Treg for Guide Room . . . . . 82 bottles of Air Wick for Guide Room . . . Staff snacks .......................... Mouse traps .... Cheese .......... One typewriter ..... Typewriter ribbons ..... Party for Guide Staff .... Bail for Guide Staff .......... ....... . . .. . One date-Wygant ...................................... Business Manager's trip to California Cfor dozen orangesl .... Get Well Card for Editor .............................. One barrel mouse poison . . . Staff snacks ............... Toni Refills-Bahas, Iones .... Spring Suit for Mr. Knepper ......... Bill from mouse exterminators ......... Get Well Card for Business Manager .... Staff snacks .................... . .... . One Atom Bomb .... .......... Filler for hole ....... One date-Wygant ................ 82 bottles Bromo Seltzer .............. Initiation for new staff member-cat .... Cemetery plots in Mouse Cemetery ........ Cork for mouse hole tHere we go againll .... TOTAL ....,.,..tA.....,...,..t.., 141 S .03 418,200.08 60,800.00 1.82 402,232.11 100.00 .56 77,478.21 2.17 .07 24.45 7.50 41,005.00 . 140.02 7.98 Sl,000,000.00 S 2.03 57,140.10 .02 .73 48,106.00 48,245.93 182.98 89.63 82.75 1.69 7,032.00 300.14 2,005.00 .73 24,229.02 .07 819.21 245.00 2.00 1.98 600,000.00 .07 899.00 .98 210,176.00 65.00 1.80 .13 370.00 .01 S1,000.000.00 Appreciation A We, the 1950 Guide Staff, wish to express our appreciation to all those who have helped us in the publication of our yearbook. Special appreciation goes to those who gave financial aid: The A. L. Garber Company for printing this book: Gerald's, Morrison, Mowery, Sigler's and Seat Studios, who have done almost all of our senior photography: and to the administration, faculty, and student body for their cooperation. We would like to extend special thanks to Gerald's Studio who were so coopera- tive in taking group pictures as well as senior pictures. OUR PATRONS A G P Tea Company The Adrienne Apperson Greenhouse Artcralt Electrotype Co. Ashland Cleaners 6- Dyers Ashland County Farm Bureau Co-Op Ashland County Lumber Company Ashland Dry Goods Ashland Equity Exchange Ashland Hardware Ashland Machine G Welding Co. Ashland Monument Co. Ashland Restaurant Ashland Rubber Products Corp. Ashland Sanitary Dairy Ashland Times Gazette Ashland Truck and Implement Co. Ashland Vault Co. Ashland Willys Bachman Plumbing Co. Barrett's Beck Dry Cleaners Blue Gilt Shop Bob's Sport Shop Boyer's Dairy Brad and Chuck Recreation Bud's Radio Service Burns Food Store A. A. Burns Shoe Repairing Burris and Fasig The City Loan 6 Savings Co. Cooper Bros. 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 Dick's Do-nut Shop Dilgard Bros. Marathon 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 Ganyard Toggery The A. L. Garber Co. Gau1t's Cleaning Gerald's Studio Gilbert Furniture Co. Herman M. Gunn, M. D. Harold's Motor Co. Helbert and Shenberger Shoe Store Helbert and 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 Hop-OH lnn Howe's Grocery Hurst's Pharmacy Iamison and Nelson lean Frocks I ohns-Weiss Drug Store Kastan's Iewelry Store Korner Food Market The S. S. Kresge Co. Kroger's Leibiarth Iewelry Store Lemley Cleaners and Furriers Howard S. Lutz McNary Plumbing Co. N. A. Mellenbrook, O. D. Mohican Rubber Co. Mosher's Inc. Mowery Bros. Service Station Mowrey Studio F. E. Myers G Bro. Co. Iohn Nardini Confectionery National Latex Products Co. 142 I. I. Newberry Co. Luther W. and Dorothy Nuetzel. M.T.D The Ohio Public Service Co. 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 Radio Station WATG Raubenolt's Hi-Speed Station Dr. A. D. Robertson, M. D. Ryland's Sunoco Station Scott Plumbing and Heating Seat Studio Second Street Bakery Sharp's Wholesale Grocery Drs. Sheets and Kellogg. Dr. M. A. Shilling Dr. M. D. Shilling Shinn Clothing Siler's Hatchery H. Wayne Smith, M. D. Smith Electric Shop Smith's Music Store Paul Sponsler Food Market Stahl's Hardware N. Strauss and Son Tish Iewelry Store The Topping Bros. Co. Town Pharmacy Toycrait Rubber Co. Union Hardware and Supply Co. Union Malleable Manufacturing Co. Varner's Sport Goods Walz Printing Co. Welsh's Sell Service Laundry Western Auto Associate Store Dr. Clyde W. Wharton Wharton's Hi-Speed Station F. W. Woolworth Co. Young's Appliance Store i--- - -Y Juv X Q A 3 7 Q i :rj M ' 91 ..- ,. .Qi ww Sb ,- Q1 1-X: S :Q K. 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