Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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Z L Z .- f 3 f -1 J j 'rz M 5 4 F ' 1. 3 1 I.. i 3 li 3:4 fi, , , .. ,, ,, 1 ' 1 - OUR PURPOSE m V 1 L K 4 sL lm JU I xLIN N A X A I iN x ' HIS LXFLYILIIL lxc DEDICATION INN . . 'I vc .. L- w rd -' ' .. mrc gx' 1. 1, rcglrk fs of um' 3 . I K I . If ICT5 A' 4 onine ll c Imac this, A ' 1 or ww great. ' V' S- .1,IlDkL1 .xml F. mera xml J 'us 1' dcsl 'A ', 1 o 000 oo Pau: 1 .-- .a-I Irc flu mm up mum rum mrs nr lux Ixul LILITI ms xImI1xL nut unlx III-411 ux ua ilu Lluum. but Imvc glliklcd us in xx'I1.1rcvcr wc 'll mir to Jn Ilu I sm I I XVQ ImI ll xcrx mppr if I J J thc 191 cm I1 I I 1tI I I so 1 rlx Lrxc lf I Q: X RING ONE Tralners RING TWO Performers RING THREE Acrobats Refreshments f ' I 1 PROGRAM I 4 Admlnlstratlon Classes Sports Organizations I Advertlsements I Calendar Fans Mac TRAINERS 4'Lf -Q 1 N BU! Jw W 'A . x fgi - up rwpz J , 1 'tl 0 0 ,Wh 5 i 5-:Q Lg QT'--, fx xf ' y ah: . ,B At Q' Ju... In PRUMOTERS AND . BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed H H Murphy Foster Gasper Bernard Gibson Sfcllllflll Siperxntendent Silas T Warfield J J Wehr Lexus Watt Clerk Ross Fowler The promoters of our big show like those of every traveling troupe are called upon annual journey The Board of Education at its meetings held once each month solves the many problems which confront the managers of all school systems Lewis Watt was elected president J J Wehr chosen vice president and Ross Fowler appointed clerk at the regular organization meeting of the board held in january Typical of the splendid service rendered bv the members of this group is Ross Fowler who has faithfully served as clerk for the past twenty one years Mr Fowler is retiring that position at the close of this year We hereby salute these men whose loyal and constant efforts play a major role in the successful maintenance of our local school Page 6 ll U 'hu D I 7 to make the vital yet seemingly endless decisions which determine the nature of our ' S V 9 - 4 . . , ' - ' 4 , Y ' . - DIRECTORS UF THE BIG SHOW After the openrng fanftre the rttentron of all present rs focused on the naan most promrnent rn Rrng One our rrngmaster We are proud of Mr Warfreld who so successfully keeps the show gorng oversees all performances and effrcrently drrects school actrvrtres No puzzlrng detarl of our g eat show farls to merrt hrs attentron whenever we seek hrs advrce As our chref executrve, he strrves con stantly to make our school one of the best Although hrs marn headquarters are rn the grade school burld mg Mr Warfreld was rn personal Contact wrth many of hrs veteran performers thrs year, as he rnstructed a senror crvrcs class DONALD W SHEPHERD P rm cz pal A B Ohro Unrversrty M A , Ohro State Unrversrty SILAS T WARFIELD Slzpermtendefzl B S rn Ed Ohro Unrversrty M A Columbra Unrversrty As the spotlrght bestows rts brrllrance upon Mr Shepherd, our head trarner, no spectrtor or per former can deny that he deserves great prarse for the success of each phase of our crrcus entertarn ment lt rs the duty of the herd trrrner and hrs assrstants to mold groups of green 1mateurs rnto porsed experrenced shovxmen As hrph school prrn crpal Mr Shepherd drlrgently performs all hrs rou trne trsks md proxrdes rnvrlurblc .rssrstance courrgemcnt md rnsprratron to each student Throug hrs gurdrnce we garn a better understrndrng of the basrc rules of farr play and good sportsmanshrp xxhrch rre so essentral to the achrewement of com plete happrness Page . . 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A 'I 1 r ' ' ' - . ., AGNES AMOS B A Denison UHIVCISIIQ HUGH R BALLANTINE BA Muskingum College Pbirzcal Education Socml Sczence THE FACULTY PUTS US THROUGH OUR PACES It now gixes me great pleasure to introduce the persons most respon sible for our magnificent colossal extravaganza Our trainers who keep the show on the road and see that all the acts run smoothly In charge of the feminine aerial lrtists is MISS AMOS who has greatly increased the interest in girls phvsrcal education and intramural progi ms this year Her endless xitrlity has been put to good use s she is ldxiser of the cheerleaders and sponsor of the senior class of 47 listen' Here comes the band in all its splendor and glory MR BTRRYHILI. our band director is responsible lor its mu sic and antics which do so nuch to enter miliar to exery performer as he llso acts as Iunior High Principal COACH BALLANTINE trains the boys who excel in acrobatics Both our football and basketball teams are under his super vision and direction Besides this he in structs part of the boys gym cl lsses and is in charge of a freshman home room MISS CARIE another of our trainers 15 llxx ays busy either thinking up a new idet for the Senrab or checking up on the many books in our school library She also helps the Latin students juggle their nouns and xerbs Page 8 JACK C BERRYHILL B E in Ed M A Miami Um versity Ohio State bnncrsity Chgllllilfj HELEN CARLE A B Ohio University Ohio State Unrxersity Latm llforld I-1111013 r ' 1 ' - . 4' , Y. . . 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I' EILEEN CHESVIAR Ohto UDIVCYSIIQ fl WINIFRED DEAVER BS ln Ed Muskmgum Col lege Lltt M UDIVCISIIS of Pnttsburgh Amcrztafz LlfEfdfllf6 fzztlzxb Lzttmllzre ll' mid Hnfmy MARY GIBSON B A Musknnbum College Ohio State Lou EIISIQ Home Ecorzomzcr Somexxh tt of 1 f1'I'lQlC1lI'l rs MISS CHES MAR who wlth the help of the 1rt stu dents mtlxcs scenery md posters tppctr llke xntcxc She te xches trt to the qrtdc schoo pLlpllS ts well as SLIPCYXISIUKQ the mwster pleces of the hlgh scnool Remhttndts And nom meet MR LAWRENCE truner of those one 1nd only unxor Hugh B15 keteers 1nd jumor clrtss sponsor H1s mqny dunes rwnge all the way from SLIPCIVISIDE the junror Senlor Bmquet to tmptrtmg h1s torxcxl ftcts to four cltsses of chtmcters etch day Whtt could be more tmpormnt to the grettest show on earth thm 1 publnwtlon explotttng tts exery performetnce' MISS DEAVFR I5 the cftpftble 1dv1ser of lust such 1 weekly the Shftmrock whlch tn rtddxtlon to her lttertture classes 1nd home room per mtts her llttle le1sure trme MLISIL soothes the ttred performer from the wtter boy to the mm on the flytng trftpeze MISS NALL does her best to cre 'tte such an qtmosphere by tertchnng ill vo cftl groups throughout the school the merlts of melody Both the chorus md glee club trc undcr her dtrecnon Who ever heard of '1 c1rcus wtthout pop corn md peanuts MISS CIBSONS home economxcs classes do not specmhze on these but they do prepqre other LlCllL'lClCS whlch xrc cqutlly temptmg Bestdcs trumng home mlkcts she helps the F H A pltn tts vtrxed 1ct1v1t1es No perform tnce would be complete vuth out MR RHODES ind hls htrd riding stru3,ht shootrng troupe of Future Ftrmers Besxdes letdmg thls gallopmg group 1nd supervnslng thetr socul funcnons he keeps 1 lnely sophomore home room rn lxne Pae9 WILLIAM S LAWRENCE B S xn Ed Ohlo State Unlverslty U S Humry Cztzzembzp Cmmzmerczul Ceograplog RUTH NALL BM Chicago Mustcal Col lege Ball State Teachers College lndxana State Teachers College Mu rzr QM if pn- H B RHODES BSC 1n Arr Ohl m State Unxversnty Vocational Ag: zmltlzre L K K 1 ' Y L 1 V V L , ,Vg ' 1 P ,A ' 1 1 1 ,V I 4 1 1 . 7 K I K K 1 ' '. 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EILEEN L RIST B S an Ed Ohio University Commefcml ANN M SCHOFIELD B A Muskingum College I11,tf5fJ I Public Sperzfm GEORGE SERDULA B A Muskingum College Ohao State University Pb3J1calEdumtzon Biology No less mysterious than the supernatural abilities of the fortune-teller are the ease and speed with which MRS. RIST and her shorthand students transform words and phrases into weird symbols. Together with this she has several typing classes and is upper hall monitor. MR SHELBY also trains many of our performers an the maraels of commercial artastrv He as well versed an acrobatacs too as he as an assistant football coach Under has able supervision the boys of the H1 Y sponsored many successful projects and so cial events From behind the scenes MISS SCHO FIELD skillfully directs tvao of our most colorful attractions the junior and senior class plays Our bag shov. could not be a success without the poise and slaowman ship of her senior public speakers whom she coaches an addition to caring for a home room Another of our specialists an the art of juggling as MRS SHEPHERD vtho shows her tcnorer and tenorzzar how to balance their Spanish phrases vtath dexterity The Hay glorious actaxataes of the X Teens are alsa under her competent le adershap MR SERDULA our assistant coach helps train the boys on our football and basket ball teams an tlae fundamentals of acrobatac agility He not only teaches boys physical education and biology but was chosen by tlae sophomores to be their class sponsor i' The abalaty and knowledge displayed by our general scientists instructed by MR Sl OCUM are other outstanding features of our already spectacular show He was se lected by tlae freshmen performers to act as their class sponsor and helps account for the seniors an study hall Page 10 DAVID J SHELBY B A West Labe ty College Commc1cn.l ALMA SHEPHERD Oberlin College AB Ohac Northern University Spanish Englzrh II Central Fngllsh HAROLD G SLOCUINI B A West Labe ty College Mallaemazzcs Science D B SQUIBB A B XILISIUIILLIFIT College Oh1o State bnxversltx LOUIS W THOMAS BS 1n Ed MA Ohxo Umversxty JENIJI L MR SQUIBB and hrs shop students re 111y kcep the show on the roxd by construct mg and repalrmg mmy v1ta1 plrts of our gremt carlvan In addrtron to bexng the frc ulty manager of athletlcs our yeterrn per formers rre under hrs gurdance as he rs mn ch1rge of the senlor home room In thc rlngmrsrers offrcc nc frnd MRS Q11 I As offrce secretrry 1 er dunes xrc not confxned to our bw top but she performs mrnv trsks necessary for the vyelfrre of the xyho1e school It 15 she who hrndles the fmrnces of every concessron md dnstrnbutes the pry checks to our truners It IS the duty of MR THOMAS to edu of mathematrcs and the thr111s of aeron 1ut1cs tvs o flctors very rmportmt to the success of our bxg shovs He 11so sees th tt 111 the 1un1ors ue rn thenr selts by the fue mmute e MRS RICHARDS IS alvy ays prepared to care for anv member of our troupe who mrtzht be rnyured or become 111 on our long yourney As our nurse she checks on un expluned rbsences and QIVCS fxrst nd rn use of emergencles both to grxde school 1nd hxgh school students Sxnce the begrnnxng of the second se mester the melodrous cfxdenzas of the hlgh school orchestrl have been under the baton of MR WILLIAMS 1 new member of our frculty who also xnstructs the bemnners band Now that you have met our trarners s1t back and enyoy the rest of the show vvhrch they have done so much to make possxble 'A' Page 1 1 RA FHRYN S GILL Offne Senemr CHARLOTTE RICHARDS B S an Ed Ohro State School of NLIISIH St bool X une 1 , 1 ' 1 ' f ' ' ' 1 ' 1 I A 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' I 1 - 1 1 ' . ' 1 - Q 1 ' ' . ' 1 ' ' f it . ' ' f - f f -1 ' 1 . 1 ' I H .D -H I A 'IJ 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' . ' . 1 , ' Y -4 . ., 1 4' ' 'jeg t '- - 1 1 A 'I I Y Q . 1ml1,mid!Am cate our numerically' minded in the magic 1 D ' 1 1 'W A ' 1 ' ' ' 1 . H K 1 . 1 1 b 11. . . rf' 4 Y . 1 I A i' . I w 0 L V Y h 5 Y I , yy I L. 2 K . . L. . 'LQ h Y 1 ' - 4 . 1 ' Y ' . ' A 'k ' A I L K . ' ' 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' I 1' .1I4:t' 1 S1'f.fP1.'e ' ' ' 'f' . - A ' SCENES UNDER AND AROUND THE BIG TOP rpm... I Ill W -uqgg -Bill at -in-I Top R014 George and Glb snapped on ,1 mold mornmg loe cheerlullx performs a rourme raslx Sammi Run K txpmal scene an the nexxlx decorated teaghers room Xlklamng for xour maker Thzrf R014 The head rramers Lonter m nhe central ofhce umpmg for the ball Pxze l 7 -L ,ff ,X I X EE iii! -.. .Q l A K l ' ' lf' x- vf ,' V 'K X' V ,. A F gy - . r Q Y M ., ,K A Y' r . Q , - f 1 , M W ' N K E. v ' , - ' ' - A v ' ' - PERFORMERS 4.54 I O Q ltfxllxlk ZH 0 2 1A 5 Q ,N lx I WL, SENIORS LEAD THE PARADE 'Zi '-1.151 C LASS OFFICERS Mrss Amos Spwzxw Brlhe lem Sloeum Vzfe Pramfezzf 111r11t1 Iohnson Secrelmj 'fi- Rlehttel f1'1Sl1CI' TVLLWHU Don C 1mpbell PM 111 Hi! At ltst xxe 1re leuhng Ill the rest ln thls I 1r1fle of ellsses Only tuxlr short XCIFS IQU xxe begtn our ehmb to the posltxon of le1eler At hrst of eourse xxe xxere 1 httle xreen IS rs the freshm1ns flte ut noxx xxe 1re tl1e old experleneetl stges CU of tl1e B H 9 ptrtee Our e1reer Legm m l'llK2,l1 school xxrth the Lllbfllflilfy Lnoeles Illl rehufls of 1 nexxeomer But xxe soon lc 1I'l1CLl the ropes W1tl1 Pere linlex 19 o11r prestelent llkl Mrss Motvm the eon1mere11l teteher e el s xxe st1rteel our gourncx Xe 1 te our soe11l ee ut If the tss Ulff xx 11e1 xx 19 quxte 1 e TOY of l3LlX1I1U OUI SI CIN 5 65 k TCS Vxe toolx our seeond but step rnto tl1e Sophomore cl1ss xxrth V1 rnon li lrkh 1rt lS'5LlfpI'C'S1LlCIH tnt Mrs Qhepherel 19 our sponsor Our ptrtx xx IS b1se1l on 1 rteho progr1m theme lt xx IS rexllx noxel The Qlflb xxere lxeeplng up on club hfe 111 the C1 R s llicl F H A mtl xxe xxere 1lso represented on the Qhnnrotk stltl Wfell Lung' lt xx 19 summer IQIIFI 'io entlttl our un1lerel1ssn11n e 1xs We lxnew tl1en tl11t they h1d ehseovereel our mlents mel promoteel us to lllQl1LI I'1I1lx Lpperehss men If l1st' Vernon xx 15 ehosen le teler lgllll xxlth Mrss T1nneh1ll IS o11r sponsor The boys yotneel tl1e H1 Y after 1 serles of 1I'llIIlIlUflS They xxere beeotnlng more xetle on tl1e sports hne up too Our more dr1m1t1c1llx' r1lented presented 1 ereepx xxho done rt e1lled Mxdnlght TI1en e1me 'Ill those commrttees re '1r1nr for tl1e umor Senror Bm uet xx hleh xx 15 1 1111 1nd ou P fa Cl Y mrght s1y Dutchx 1ff11r The cl1ss of 46 reluctmtly left LIS to le1d tl1e p1r1de F1n1llx xxe xxere senlors xvrth Don C1mpbe1l 1s pfesldent 1nd Mnss Amos IS sponsor XVe xxere noxx rn tl1e spothght Xwe st'1rtedoffxx1tl1 1 sueeessful play A C1se of Sprmgtrme xxhneh portr1xeel the home hle of 1 teen 1ge bov Busrer th 1n bees, xxe ordered govx ns pnetures IHYIIIIIOUS 1nd so m1nx other thnngs xxe xxere bre1thless The fellows were the sports ehamplons and the gurls e1me up xxrth 1 new name for the Grrl Reserxes Thex lfe now the Y Teens Then mme the txme vxhen xxe reahzed we must hftncl tl1e rexns to the Class of 48 .md all vxe Could say xx.1s go long B H 9' Its been wonderful Page 14 J Y. ,,.. ,.M,.,,,QZ. ,. .- f. 1 ' - 1 QW ' 'V il' t T l 13 . 1 , 1 gy W- f V ,V r. 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BARBARA A AI FXANDLR C om mc: tml Glce Club 7 Chorus I Bantl 7 ns H Int muralsl J I Play btaff 7 EILEEIN ANDERSON Cnmmt H1111 X Teens I LIbrar1an JOHN AYERb Luglztla Sfzeufe Y a In Irals I benrab J Shamrock v GEORGE A BAILEY English Sflbilll, Y v I Iootball v Class er VIRGIINIA AINNI1 BARINES Crmmierzml tc Klub I A be -3' ln, A Page I5 ININALEF BELL K Nt L Prgparxmu Scholatshlp Team 7 Glee u I or1s 7 I Bam I Orthesta a I Lnsemble ons I H am Irals I I u bIId.IHI'OLlx a I Clxss I LJIIILC' A sn int Assembly Commxttu I Scmor IIS CQI 1 tet FLORENCE M BLTHEL K n lllllgflldl BARBARA BOHAIN DY C ulfc I Prepar 11011 bf. ol1rshIp Team 7 u I I I CI Jrus Z 7 I Lns 5 eens bmcr I lntramarals I Senrab 7 bh mrock I Class Pla, 5ta'f v I Assembly Commlttee I Vocal Duet 4 Ensemble Entry IT Dxstmt Xlusr Contest BONNIE JEAN BOOTH C o m nz ern lal ee Club I C UIU u ensl u I Lnbra n me AssIstant I ROBERT F BOOIH I1 Ink S IL nt Y u CHARLOTTE II B05 VELL Cnffcge Prepafxlmm aholarshlp 'Ieam 7 lac uw I 7 ous C r 1 t I sgmblt S In IH Ms trltt Mum Contest 7 H It H murals I QL155 Play I Stall 3 Asscmblx Com mxttee w SLUIO Gxrls LLJIICI I BETTY JO BROOBIH ALL Comme: ual Gee Club 1 7 Chorus Band 4 Ensemble 7 4 Ensem ble Entry nn Dnstrrct Nl ISIC Con 7 YTeensl 2 7 lntramuras 7 Class Play 4 Assembly COl'l1l'l'llI tee 7 LEWIS E BURGI-IY Commcrflal H Y 7 4 Class Play 7 WERNON BURKHART JR Colle t Pfcpafatmy Stholarshrp Team 7 7 4 Chorus and 1 O leer 4 lootball 4 Senrah amroclt I 7 4 C P ay Cl er DON H CAMPBELL College Prnpamlwy mrus 7 ntl l Orchestra 7 4 Fnstmble 7 H4 Y 7 Basketball o l I 7 7 4 lntramur s Class Olhcer 7 4 RICHARD D CONNER Englzrh Suemc H1 Y 3 4 Offrcer 4 Basketball ootball 1 7 tramurals 7 4 Class Play 7 4 Ass bly Commrttee 7 DONNA JEAN COOK College Preparutmy Snh7larsh4p Tam 7 Glee 7 2 Cho s 4 Ba 2 , 4 Ensem e 7 1 S Entry in District Music Contest L ?' Y-Teensl 2 7 -4 Ca inet Q T. . . 1 2. 7' lntram'1r I 2 7 4' Class Pla' 4, Sta Q Assembly Committee -4. fx- Page 16 JAMES COWGILL fnglzrh Yczulfe Ba etball 4 footb ll fMana4,er2 B Club 7 Cl s Play Start 4 JANET M DAVIS Colle 4 1141741411013 YTeens 4 Cllss Play Staff Mrnerva Hxth Sthool l 2 MARX FLRN DAVIS CUNII1lLlLIdl Seholarshrp 'Ium 7 Senrab 4 D ELOR ES CHARLENE DAY Colle L Plcpafalof Scholarship Team 7 4 Glee Clu7 1 Chorus 7 7 4 Band 7 4 Ensemble 7 4 Ensemble En try nn Drstrnt Musrt Contest 7 YTeens 1 7 4 Intramurals 4 benrab 7 4 S 7 as Class Olllter MARY EVELYN DOUGLASS C 0 111 111 errzal H Teens 4 -IEANETTE DUFFY Home Emuonzicr MIRAM DUINBAR 6 0111711674 ml Snholarshnp Team 7 IIARRIET ANNI: LVANS foffe L Prnpunztrzrl Sgholarshnp Team 7 v LIITYITIAII 4 Intramum I U ' cc Assnstant I RICHARD LOUIS FRASHER I-nglzlla Srzem md 7 dskerball I 7 nmvall I I Class OH L I v 4 Asscmblx Commutru a GIIORGII .IAIVIE5 GERGFLY A mzzlzzzu Y our ull BFRNARD DALE GROVILS A rzfuflure INIARVENA AININ HARRIS Commerclal blee Club 7 Chorus 7 I En emblc 5 I H Teens 7 A I 7 u -I Intramur I 7 u I Class Play bt Page I INIARJORIE HEANPY Crmlmcnlzl Mlmlarslup 'Icam w Glu Club l Inscmble X 'I ans 1 nrr.an1.1r.1Is a Class Play butt JEAINNINE L HIGGINS Pupammrm 1X nam 1 Club I C 0 u ens I I n mmumls C iss Play Stall v NIA RTHA JEAN HOXVILER Commertlaf Clee Club I Chorus Blml I Fnsemble w Y Ieens I I Cdbxnet I Inrmmur s I bhamroglx v I 1 butt ILHARD LYNN HUNIxLl:R Cum e Prcpxfzmf 4 Fo 'XIELBA R HUNTKNIAN Com mercml lecns In urxls :br mn Hnuh N hwol I DONALD W' HUTCHISON Fllgfljb SLI871 ef Y w -I Basketball I om rw I I Intramurals I Cla ay BETTY LOU JEFFERS C0 111 me: cial eensl 7 3 -I Class Sr 3 4 Offrce Assrstanr 4 Assembly Commrttee 3 4 Imra murals! .IUANITA JOHNSON College Preparatory Seholarshrp Team 2 3 Y Teens I 7 3 4 Cheerleader 2 I Cabin n ra rals I 7 3 4 lmramu Board 3 Senrab 3 Shamrock 3 4 Class Play Staff 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 4 Offxce Assrstanr 4 MARTHA LOU JONES College Preparatory YTeensI 2 3 4 Llbrarranl 7 3 4 Class Play Staff 3 5 sembly Commmee J CHESTER KINNEY Iuglzrh SIIEIICL HELEN V KNOX Preparatory Nurrmg bcholarshrp Team I 2 3 Y ens I 2 3 4 Lrbrarxan 2 3 4 Cabme Intramurals I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Staff 4 Offxce Assxstant 4 Assembly Commmee 4 JOHN LALLATHIN hnglzrh Suenfe Him Q1 Page 18 H ELEN L LEWIS Com merffal Glee Club 7 Y Teens I 7 3 -4 arran -I F H A 3 A n murals 3 Class Play Staff w .IOANNE LLOYD C 0 m m erfzal Glee Club I 7 YTeens rarran 3 4 F H I 7 Cabmer 1 Assembly Com mmee 1 GLADYS PAULINE LOGAN C 0 m m erczal CHARLES R LONG Agrzcullun 7 3 4 foot BEN MCBURNEY Agrzculture I 7 3 4 Intramur BETTY MCDOUGAL C 0 nz m errzal I H A 7, 3 MARY ROSE NICGEE Cum 121 srflul BARBARA JEAN MEAD lrnparalmy XIHIIPI Gee Clulwl Cl us 7 4 Btlntl s A Se w Cl Of ner I RICHARD MOORE fnglznb Slume H Y 7 4 Olllter 4 Ioothall I 7 4 4 Senmh 4 Assemhly Com mnttee 7 4 BEULAII M MORRISON Crmzmermzl Relnersvllle Hl4L,h 5 hool I 7 Atlamsvllle Hugh Sthool w JO ANN MURPHY College Preparatory Scholarshxp Team 7 YTeens 7 v -4 Cablnet U L1brar1an 7 F A nra urals 7 Senrah 4 Shamroek u 4 Class Play 4 Assemhlv Commxttee 4 Cambrntlge Hugh School I CATHERIINE E NIELBON Preparulnry Nunn: .m X T s r1.4n a I ramumls I 7 1 ,pw Page I9 RITA NEUHARIJT COII1N1t3VL'ldl Glee Cllulu I. 21 Y-TCCI15 5, I- INIARGARPT E 'NICHOLES Cu 111 men ral cens 7 IJINLAN ROBERTS ORELL College Prepumtm, S amrotk 7 a 4 RUTH F ORR Praparalory Nlllfflll Y eensl 7 3 4 L1hr.ar1an5 2 9 4 Intmmur REBEf CA PARIXIINSON College Preparalnr bcholarshxp Team 4 Clee Cu lCh0rus7 7 4 Ban I Ensemble 9 1 Ensemble Entry m Dlstrltt Muslt Contest 3 Y ens I 7 4 Cab Lnbrarxan 4 Senlor Glrls uar 4 F H A I 7 Intmmur 4 lntmmura Bout 4 Class Pl.1y 4 Assembly Com 'mttce 4 RENNETH G PEDDICORD Ellgllfh Szleme I-I4X 7: 4 OHIQU4 Intramurals 4 bhamrogl-. 4 Class Play 5 ELIZABETH ANN PIERSOL Prepararorm Nllfllllg Glee u I 2 Chorus Bancl 4 Ensemble? 4 YTeens Class Play Staff 7 4 Assembly Committee 4 WILLIABI C PLUNILY fzztlzrh Sfzeure -4 To ball 9 4 In uralsl 7 C LILFORD RALSTOV Agfzunlllz L Y 4 murals l Iv IVIAN CAROL ROBINSON COUIUIL7L7d! ec Club Scholars 1 am 9 YTeens 1 7 . A. , el lntramura s Ag ,Q ass Play Staff SHIRLEY ANN ROBX Co U1 7l16l'L'1:LIf ee Club 5' Y-Teens I , -3 '. . . .2 a '41 lntramur' . - 3 4' Shamroc' . ,IOANN E SAYR E Co m 111 erciuf 'nt l, 2,1 -4g Orch f , -. 5, -'lg Solo Entry in District Mu- sic Contest 2, Ensemble Entry 2, 5g Y-Teens I, 2, 3, -4, Cabinet 5, 43 Clarinet Quartet I, 2, Trio 5: Senrab 5g Intramurals l, 2, 5, -lg Shamrock 2, 5, 44g Class Play 5, Staff 4: Assembly Com- mittee 4. df! Page 20 JOANN SH EPH ERD Conzmerrml G ee Club 1 H Teens l 2 3 In ramurals 1 7 3 4 Sham rock 4 VARY KATHRYN SH RIVER Cflllllllefffldl eens l 7 Sham ro 4 BETTY SKINNER Colfett Prcpafatori Gite Club I Chorus w 4 Band v 4 Ensemble v 4 YTe 1 4 Cabinet 4 Class Play Staff 4 Assembly Committee DIARY LOU SKINNER Coflegc P1epar.1!or1 lee Club 1 Chorus w 4 Band u 4 Ensemble u H Teens I 4 Cabinet 4 Intramurals -, 41 Cass Play S'ff J -'Q Office Assistant -3 Assembly Committee BILLIE jEAlN SLOCUM Caffe 'c l'r'eparaImj1 Seholarship Team Z, 53 Chorus -1 chestra 1. Z, f 441 X-Ter ' ,- I Strint ' eg 3, ..,-1ln' als,-f, ', Board 53 Senrab 53 Shamrock f, 43 Class Play Jig Class Officer -g Assembly Committee -4. INIARTHA MAE SMITH Preparaimg Nlzrsing Glee Club l, 21 Chorus 3, -43 Ensemble 3, 141 Librarian -ig F, H. A, l, 2, 3, fl, Cabinet 2, 43 Class Play 3, Staff Aig Office As- sistant 4g Assembly Committee 4. ALBERT RIAA SQUIIKB lug 11 SCIEIILL wlirslmip IL1m iur I s ttball I n ramurils I loot w nrab I 7 Sl m ctlx I Vi GLADYS INI TRIWIINIER Coffee? Prcprnulnrr LL C lub Ban L ns brarian 4 Class Plas Staff O ite Assistint Assembly Committee i ass PIU I Class O lit ik FRANKIs C STEPHINI Fntlzilw Sizeme PAUL STEPHENS Agrzruflnfe WAYNE STEPHENS frzglzrla Siztme H Y v I Oltiter I Baslxetwall all B Club -. f. JOHN RICHARD STUBIIS .inf age I'rep4r.4lnr1 Chorus I, 2, I, ,Ig Banil 1.2, 3 43 Ensemble 2, 5. 'Ig Hi-Y 3 4 Solo Entry in District Music Con- test 23 Football il: Intramurals I 2, ll: Class Play 53 Assembly Committee I. HELEN INI. THOINIPSON Cfllllllltftiidl Y-Teens I, J. 3, el: Librarian ,ig F. I-I. A. I, Z. 5. 41 Assembly Committee 5. . Page ZI INIAXINF TRININIER Con menzal OLIVE XVADE Commerrztzl YT:-:ensl 7 n I Intramurals 7 I Office Assistant 4 Assem bly Committee J .IEANINE E WALKER Preparatory lxllfflll eensl 7 I Libraria v I lntramura Class Play Staff 2 D1 Assembly Committee 4. GERALD WARD Iizzglirb 1 Sriezlfe I-Ii-Y 5, 43 F. F. A. -lg Football S, -ig Intramurals I, 2, 5, 4: B Club 5. LIDA MAE VVARD Cum III w't'i,1f Iisallsville High Sthool I, 21 Chorus 5, 41 Y-Teens 5, 'Ig Intra- murals 51 Class Play Staff ig As- sembly Committee 3. MARTHA l WHITE Colley Preparatory Gee Club l Chorus 2 3 4 Band 7 3 4 Orchestra 4 En s mble 3 4 YTeensl 7 3 f Cabmet 3 4 Llbrarlan 7 A 7 3 Intramur Class Play 3 4 Assembly Com mrttee 4 LEATRICF A WILC ON Commufzal G ee Club I 7 Band 3 4 Y ens l Z Intramurals 3 Class Play Staff MARY ELLEN WITTMER Commernal Glee Club 2 Band 4 Y'Ieens 2 3 4 Llbrarla 3 4 In murals 1 2 3 -4 Assembly Com mxttee 4 PRISCILLA WOODLAND C 0 nz merczal Glee Clubl 7 Band 4 YTeens 4 L I Intramurals 7 sembly Commntee LOUELLA A YOCKEY Preparalom Nurfmg YTeens I 7 3 4 Lmbrarlan Colors Old Rose and Srlver Flower Whlte Cctrncrtlon nk Motto A smooth seo never mode o sk1l1fu1 manner. Page 22 JUNIORS BECOME EXPERT PEBFORMERS C LA99 Ol HCFRS Susxn BI'lLll,IClLl Plt I'r1shcr Lyclyn Wfelcr Don M cmmm re Mr Iayx rence I L11 4 I 24111 1111 Prcsnfuz S 071101 'R 'f X Here comes the band wagon mth horns blovung drums beatmg and people calhng Open the g1te' Here lb the class of 48 That was the cry three years ago when M155 Boyd vy IS our sponsor and Plt Lynch our pres1dent We had entered the gates of the b1g top By the t1me vue came tround to the second season they were p1cL1ng members from our group to f1ll the 1mportant scholast1c athlenc and 5oc1a1 pos1t1ons It made us feel that we were a b1g part of EhlS organ1zat1on Our sponsor M155 Boyd and Pat Lynch were st1ll takmg us through the ropes We had kept our promrse to do our best to make our part 1n the C1LIlVlI1CS Cl success Then we entered the th1rd season Wlfh Mr lavy fence and Don Moore as our gu1dc5 The mam attracnon of th1s season was jumor Play were sldeshoyys To show 10 helpmg to keep the show gomg the for perhaps for someone elses ftngerp By 1ll of us thrs shovy yy1ll long be so we Vkllf and vyonder what the last the jumor Sen1or Banquet The Senrab and the the1r apprec11t1on for our talent and lIHblIlOH off1c1als granted each of us a rrng for our fmger vy1th B H S 1nscr1bed upon If remembered XVe re 1l1ze that IE 15 almos oyer act holds ln store for us Page 7 5 f ' Y 'Y' Aw' , c . , . V I A k , X , V . . . . J 1 11 1 Vzccf- Jr' if fu . E 1 ' ' SCT ' f . 'ul 7 ' ' ' 1 ' 'llrtu rw' ' ' 1 1 V. v. Y N . I ' a , ' I' ' ' 7 K' ' f V V ' ' '. l 1 5 ' v I U V A A V L A 1 V' y h Q ' ' ' I 1 Y CLASS OF 1948 Fmt! Row TOf1'1 Barrett George Betts Ruth Bredenbach Susan Bradfreld Irene Bruce jean Buchanan Robert Burke Second Rou Wrllard Burkhart Darlene Carpenter Jeanette Carpenter Glenn Clegg H R Collms jack Conner Don Cook Tbzrd Rou Robert Drake Rrchard Eddy Jerry Ellrs Vrrgrl Englrsh Betty Frsher Ilene Frace Pat Frasher Fonth Rau Martha Froehlxch Homer Garrett Barbara Gasper jrm Grbson Donna Goodhart Duane Grrer Maryorxe Harp Fz'1h Rou Rrchard Healey Carolyn Hrckenbottom Marrlyn Htckenbottom Ruth Holland Walter Hopton Brlly Hosklnson Bob House Srxzh Rau Erleen Huntsman josephrne jackson jane johnson jean Johnsen George Krng Marllyn Krrk Dorrs Lambert No Picture Shrrley Burdette Page 24 . H . . - 1 y 1 1 1 , . '- 1 1 s 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- ' - 1 1 v v v , . 1 - a y 1 a 1 1 - '. 1 1 1 - v a , . CLASS OF 1948 Fun Rou Eleanor Lucas Pat Lynch john McMasters Frances Martm Lawrence Marnn George Mayo Tom Merrxtt Second Rou Rosemary Mxller joe Modle Don Moore Betty Murphy Weldm Neff Charles Newsome Robert Orr fbxrd Rou Annabelle Plerce Hazel Powell Henry Rataxczak Bonme Reeves Tom Rust jack fourth Rou Robert Sayre Edvun Schafer Mxllnclent Shepherd Clyde Schockey Glenn Scott Clarabel Shuman Wanda Stephen Fzflla Rou james Taylor Imogene Taylor Betty Thompson Devaun Thornberry Harold Toohey Geraldnne Tnmmer, Harold Van Scyoc Sxxlh R014 Lova Ward Evelyn Weber Harold Wheeler Don W1ll1s Dick Woodland No Picture: Donna Potts jean Defnnbaugh Page 2 5 , . , . Robinson, Floyd Rogers. , . 2 , ' . IN MEMORIAM CEORGE E DEWAR The fmulty and students of Barnesvllle I-hgh School expenenced a deep feelxng of sadness when they learned that George was serrously 111 and rhxr he would nor be commg back ro school A re 11 fellow he was whether ln the elassroom or at play Although Georrge w IS 1 member of the Iunlor Class he was well llked by every one ln hugh sehool H15 fnendly smrle wxll long, be remembered bv 111 who knew hum Afrer an extended lllness hls years came to a close September 78 1946 HE IS JUST AWAY' Wzlfv zz Chewy Jmzle and a maze 0 the band He hay uandered I7Zf0 an zznknoun land And lefz III dreamzng bow very fazr Iz need: 7111111 be Jzme be lmgen lbere Page 76 'wi fe? M555 3 iafllfggi X V, 1 . ' 7 f , S y ff ' L V rf v I r , t 1 I Y . Y 1 . ' , - . . Y Q I . . . . Y L , V . .A q f V , .. , . ' 1 f ' f 1 f SOPHOMOBES GAIN EXPERIENCE C LASS OFFICERS Lieoreit Davis Ann Slrkady XVinme Colby Mr Serdula Jim Kmson VILL I it YICICIZZ Ytfrtlau 'I VCMKIHL7' Sf707ZY07' Pfcfltluzl rr- Ll ar., With trumpets blaring and banners flying above here comes the class that we all love the Class of 49' We the sophomore performers entered B H S last year rarin to go but not quite so sure of ourselves 1s we sounded After the first few days of rip roarin performances We settled clown to the usual routine of the year We chose Steve Wilson and Miss Carle to show us the ropes Our Freshman Class Parry was held in March Who will ever forget that damp spooky night vsith the lights going, out every few minutes' This year we started out with a bang' We chose lim Kinson and Mr Serdula to lead us in our second year on the road Our days were puked full of rollicking antics much to the despair of our trainers The acrobats of our class represented us well in ex ery field of sports. Our class party was held in March and was enyoyed by all. VC'e are all looking forward to the time when we join the Senior Parade and to the day when we will be known as the Star Performers of B. H. S. Page 2' CLASS OF 1949 l Page 78 Ma yorre Acton Tom Atlunson Donna Barley Charles Beach Drclx Beardmore Baker Bohandx Nellle Bohands Mrld el Brlll Ben Brown Bertha Bundv Iohn Bu ntrng Charles Burcher Gene Burkhart Mary M Camobell Dorothy Castello Ted Che tx Tom Chetly Wlnnxe Colby Clrfford Collrns Georgla Dans jack Dams Norman Douglass Sarah Drake john Duvall Velma Dver Joann Edwards Bexerly Evans Nelson Frsher Don l'og,le D mrothy Fogle Loulse Gatthel Dale Graham Robert Gray Waneta Grear Vrrgrl Grey john Grxer Lodge Hanlon Marsm Hanlon Bob Hawlln lox ce Hrgsgrnbotham Ca olxn Hrnes Donald Holland Joan Holllne, Ernest Howell Barbara Huntsman Lucy Mae Jackson Eugene jefferrs joan johnson Stella Mae Johnson AY ' . 1, V Y ' Irv ,. . Y Eleanor Cowgill 7.1 I V. 4 7 , , I v . , G 7 Barl'ara jones Emily jump jim Kearns Jim Kinson William Kelley Clara Belle Kennon Mabel Long janet Louhoff acic Niantz Patsy Lucas Loretta Mahoney Barbara McBurney Lula McCort Xirginia McGee Rosemary MLGlumphy Loren McGregor Wade Mclxinney Maxine Mead Ruth Moore Eleanor Merritt Lewis Messenger Kenneth Neu hart jean Reynolds Dale Shilling., Ann Sarlxady jo Ann bhepherd Betty Smith Delora Smith William 5mith Barbara Eileen btarr Barbara Lllcn Starr Jeanne Starr Paul Starr Ex erett Stephen Josephine Stephen X irginia bvsallie Vxanema Taylor Bold Thatcher Dwight Thompson Eileen lhompson Ruth Thompson CLASS OF 1949 lean Turner june Xan bqop Boh XX ehr Marx XVag,g5le William Vkarlield brcxe W ilson N rf tmtufei Barbara Roby Robert Nice Page 7 2 J I A ' 5-. L 1- 7' ,' ' - ,. ,Q f Q , . Q s lf, f ' v Q. lr I Y' - I n . Y , , C A -fy . V ,. i I L . I Ja r C FRESHMEN JOIN THE CARAVAN ,gi c LASS OFF1L1:Rs Dtxt X ounf XV Mr Slotum Qrtsh' Boom' Bth' Here tome the Freshmen rmh r.1h rsh At ltst our most longed for vush has tome true we h me ,1 small part IU the btg show The f1rst part of the season we were a ltttle confused by the tratners and other performers rushxng through the mam tent But we soon got on to all the nonse and excuement and remembered that we could learn 21 lot from these seasoned performers Davtd Young was Chosen pres1dent and Mr Slocum sponsor tn our cllss electlons Everyone had loads of fun qt our class party tn Aprtl Although we fire reftlly lust amateurs now vue hope to become tn the next three ye1rs smr performers 'tt B H 9 Page 30 Mtry Mtrgtret Cornett Ilftdfllfcf Mlrlcnc lohnson Scntmry Pre :left nl tx ne lones lzce Prtwclenl Spomor if V 2. A 1 fs . o . , . ' 1 l 51 1 ' 1 1 1 '. NJ . , . - 1'-1 1 7 , 1' 1 1 P . ,v f'-,, -J l, 1 Q ' , , .V L . . 1 . , t , , . , K , - . V ... . ' ' t , 1 4 1. r r , . . ' r 1 ' , 1 1 v 1 ' 4 4 w Q 1 ,,1 .1 . .1. CLASS OF 1950 Page 3 1 Bobby Dean Agar Betty Anderson Paul Anderson Don Barley Frank Bell jack Brshop Anme Bohandy Linda Braclfreld Berry Brown Dwrght Brown aomr Brom nheld Charles Bunrmg Joe Burkhart Paul Burkhart Lawrence Carpenter Edu ard Castello Wrlbur Collrns Mary Margaret Cornett Lrllran Jean Crarg Marge Cunard Betty Davrs Bonnle Delong Martha Dunbar Earl Dunfee Delores Eddy Kenneth Ellrs Davld Fogle Mary jane Fogle Drclt Froehlrch john Gallagher jrmmre Garrett Eloise Greenwood Mary Grrer Bob Grlffrn Marne Groves Jack Hamllton Nancy Hanes Gerald Hashman Ronald Hashman Harold Hesket Roy Hoskmson .Ioan House Nancy House Roselyn Hudson Ted Hunkler Donna Huntsman Mary Huntsman Ted Hutchison jean Jeffers Francls jeffens kenneth johns Leswton johnson No Picture! Olxve Hall Dons Powell N A ' M Jack English Marlene Johnson ' Blayne Jones Wayine Jones joan Kerstetter Robert Lambert Virginia Lashley Edna Lucas jane Lucas Dick Lynch Shirley Matthews Eileen Mayberry Patricia McBride Donald McConnell Jessie McFarland Mansel McNichols Sophie Michniak Betty Moore Jim Morrrs Doris Murphy Mary Ellen Murphy Robert Myers Don Neuhart Delores Nicholes Nancv Parkinson Betty Patterson james Phillips Vivian Pryor Thala Ralston Stanley Reed William Reeves Ralph Richter jack Robb Alvin Rogers Andrew Sall James Sellers PeLg,y Shepherd Fannie Shipley Keith Smith Dale Snell Norabel Sullivan Sarah Temple Margery Thomas john Walters lcil Warner Mary Warrick Bob Wehr Jack Wells Raymond Wilcox Richard Wilson Nancy Wood Donald Woodland Shirley Worthington David Young No Pfrturer Robert Rice Philip Schaffner Ruth Watson CLASS OF 1950 E Page 52 V 7 I H , . .ay 9. v-A ,. , ' 9 , X .. , 'gl . N . I V 5 l 5 .V - fs i L ' , , is ACROBATS gk las s '-4-A 5 -Q .- :xo A X ,ix ' f f GALLOPING GLADIATORS . VARSITY Front R011 lohn Grxer lmgrl Don Campbell Wayne Stephens Dxck Frasher Don Hutch son Vernon Burl, ha t Jerry Wartl Bob House Loren McGregor tm rJ Second Rau Robert Orr Charles Long Pat Lynch Tel Cheffy john Stubbs B1llPlumlx Dlck XVoodl11nd m Klnson Lodge Hanlon Don Nloore fbzrd R011 jack Davns jtm Gtbson Duck Moore Geor e Ge celx Weldrn Neff Kenneth Nleuhart Lawrence Marnn Lewton johnson The Shftmrock 1crob1ts under the d1tect1on of Hugh B1ll1nt1ne mme through the 1916 47 QSISOH wtth two WIHS agrunst SIX defeats Although the record of the mmes won IS not too greqt the te1m showed good sportsmmshrp 1nd tnuch prom1se for future yewrs At the end of the selson the boys were honored guests f1t 1 turkey dtnner presented by the Rot1ry Club 1rd ste1k dtnner grven by b1ll md b1slcetb1ll teuns wtth 1 banquet BARNESVILLE 6 0 BELLAIRE ST JOHNS 'Ihe Sh1n1rocks stlrted the 561500 by stoppmg in lI'1X'lCll11g Bellur St ohns elcxen The lone score of the ,gmc Lune tn thc second perxod on 1 p1ss from Stephens to Fr1shcr The Sh1mrock l1ne show ed 1ts power by holdmq the bf ohns te1m for four dc wns on tlc two y1rd l1t1e BARNESVILLE 0 I8 NEWCOMERSTOWN A scr1ppy Newcomerstown elcxen tr1veled to B1rnesx1lle to l1 1I1Ll the Sh 1mrocks therr ftrst defe1t of the 561500 After pl1y1ng t smndsttll for two qmrters the Troyans opened up ftfter the unter Slew um thmen mpmm mrssron on 1 sertes of end runs to score three touchdowns before 0 the team the ftml whtstle Pace H I' , , , ' g . 1 A '1 . , ' , -12 , ' 4 ' 1 ,li 1 1' 1 V - , , .ZA .1 , . . 4 , y E :J 1 y L q Y ' A ' A f f A A X f 1 L 4 , 1 1 , c U ' 1. 1 '. ' 'I 1 ' ' - ' . C O1 ' U 1 1 , 4 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 '. 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 1 ' l A 1 N , 1 1 ll 1 ' ' the Eagles Lodge. In Ml1fCl1 the Boosters Club honored both the foot- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 I '1 I , 1' C ' 1 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1' ' ' ' ,t ' K, H.. 1 1 ' 1' ' - '1 ' . ' 1 ' ' A ' 1 1 V 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' 3 o L1 1 D ' 1 , ,1 4 h ' .- I I ' I . I L I 5 Y 1 o 'gf OF THE GRIDIRUN BARNESVILLE 0 I2 DILLONVALE The Red 1nd Creen journeyed to Drllonvale for the frrst lergue game of the serson The Nrght Rtders seored once rn the seeond perrod rnd un e l' uk to score mother sur pornter rn the thrrd ehtpter The bllllT1l'0QlxS most SCFIOLIS brd une ll tle eeond qulrter when they drowc to the Dtllon ten x 1 d llne but couldnt put the brll across BARNESVILLE 7 19 CADIZ gshr tru reun mme rm Brrncsu e o lrnt us our tlnrt ser uk of the sctson ac when Stephens eored from the one foot lrne BARNESVILLE 30 7 MIDVALE The Shtmtoelcs lrst taste of vretory ume rn 1 txnfle wxth Mrdvale 1 new foe from Tusta rawzs County The home telm dlsplryed 1 well brlaneed attrek both offensrvely and defensrvely Scormg frve touehdow ns avamst one for Mrdvtle the loCal lads Lolsted to vtctory BARNESVILLE 6 32 UHRICHSVILLE The Btrnesvrlle grrdders traveled to Uhrrchs vrlle to absorb therr next defeat A heavy lrne and 1 wellbtlanced offensrve attack kept the Shrmroeks eompletely under eontrol The lone Blrnesxrlle tore mme rn the eeond perxod xx hen Stephens rrned up the sldclrnes 93 xrrds for 1 touehdoxs 1 BARNESVILLE 6 25 ADENA A VlSlllltL, Adenr tum h tnded tle Shtrnr Llxs tlerr fnfth deferr the thxrd rn lerfue tomper tron The Cyolden Wise LllSPllyCLl 1 good erlrl rnd ground lttlek to score four totehdon Is to one for the I-lrlltoppers The only Shrmroelt trllx L11 e xx hen l'r1sher eut off trtlele from the ereh ytrd l me BARNESVILLE I3 47 ST CLAIRSVILLE In the trldrtronal Armrstrce Dry gmae the Shamroeks met 1 powerhouse from St Clursvrlle rn 1 ser of mud The Red Devrls trreky rex er e proved too much for our team Stephens rreed JO yrrds for one touchdown 1nd ptssed to Crmp l:ell who rm 47 ylrds for the other counter At the elose of the season the followrng per formers were presented letters Stephens Camp bell Burkhart Frasher Ward Plumly Stubbs Hutehrson long Woodland House Grbson Lynch Orr Moore Cheffy Davrs md Krnson At Lefl Coa les Dlkll Shelby High l5.1ll.1nt1ne, and Geo ge berdula SEC OND 'IEANI fron! Run ja lt Bxshop R1Lh.1.d Wrls n Don Wcncndlantl Rolvert Lambert, Ted Hunlxler Don Nr. lurt S6'Lfl2ltll Rm: Wayne Jones Ted Huthrson, jack Manu, Paul Bdrlxhart Andrew Sall Vrrgrl Englrsh Ibm! Rau Dwrght Brown Ernest Howell, larl Dunlee, Robert Burke Boh Grlltrn Eugene jelte rs Page D r 1 ' f ' I L 'h So 'L ' S ' I ' l ' f 7 1 ' f A Q' l ' A. 'S 'L H Q L . T - , 4 W1 1 ' Q ' It , '- ' 'R '11 'Y xx S ' L 1 7 1 Lv 'z w . . , 'JNY' 'L L 1 ' .V 1.07 N . I . . L Q . . Lg A Q In K ' . S t ' ' 1 ' 1 Y if 41 t Y 4 1' 1' ': ' A li Y Cx llz A '. 4 L 1 ll I '-17 ' '1' ' 1 - ' ,' 7' W1 l 5 1' l ba l aj . Tl Q '1 If '- lone Btrrnesville tally Came in the lust period ' r s' - ' . 1 ' ' . I I 1 .1 . r ' ' I L . 1' ' r 1 ' ' ' 2 .. Y ez ' - - 1 A ' ' 5 5 A 1 A ' A q 2 V s. . ' r . , 1' , . ' N , 4 1 f ' 1 - . , . L 1 . - 1 f f- L L I N L 1- ' 1 . ' - ' 'L ' 1 ' . . , D. L 7 r ' . S L . . t ' - 2 ' ' ' - - I a S v 4 v a v U ' l ' . 4 Q h 1 - s I v a l v MAESTRUS OF THE HOUPS . . . VARSITY Front R011 Albert bqutbb Jnm Covgxll Don Campbell Wayne btephens Dxclx Conner Drck Frasher Second R011 Coagh Ballantnne Loren McGregor George Mayo Rnrhard Healey Jack Conner Dvught Brown cmgrj Dnck Beardmore Cmgry The Shamrock blsketeers wrth Coach Ballanttne IS held truner pulled through the 1946 47 season wrth flwe wms agalnst fxfteen defeats Although the record of wtns rs not xery good the Shamrocks show ed much promtse for future years mth yumors and sophomores playmg the sttrtlng roles ID many games The Red and Cfrccn begtn the season xxlth three successnc losses at the h ands of the Alumnt Belmont md Nencomerstovrn before bretkmg mto the mn qolumn by NILIOTICS over Bethesdt and St Clursvtlle The home telm slumped tgun by lostng to Uhrxthsxtllc Dennxson 1nd Wfoods fteld before bounung bttlx to dtfur two letgue foes Cadtz and St Llursvtllr In one of the but pltyed 1 uno of thc yclr the Shtmroelxs fell to 1 htglaflxlng Adent fue but bounced bmlx to defctt Btthcsdx for the last taste of uctory The locll qutntet suffered then xxorst deeltne of the season when they lost rhr ltst sexen games to Belmont Nevxcomerstoxxn Adam C tdtz Wfoods fteld Uhrtehswtlle tnd bhtdystde respeettxely Is that reallq mu Cuptnzn Campbell? Pane v6 - V V V V V . . '. , , - V V V V V ., .. 2 4 2 2 2 ' K K . V V V V . . . , . .Y 1 ' 4 r . . . .. . . , . V V V , V - , . . 22 . ,k . r r . , . . W . . . . r , t t . 1 . . ,S 1 , L , r . 2 1 ' - ' x '. . , r . . r . . V V . .. t V- V ,V ', ' , - V . . V' - -- V . t . . . V V . , , DISPLAY THEIR SKILL ln the tourmment Brrnesulle drew 1 strong Cfrmbrtdge terlm The Red 'md Green f wfter 1 grefrt flght fell bull 65 D to :und up the selson Altogether the te1m 'lLLLlITllllllCd 955 pomts rn 70 getmes Cqptun Don Crmpbell fUI'XXl1'Ll led the Shtrnrock seortns., collectlng vfw polnts for in merltge of more thln I8 ponnts per lemme At the dose of the SCl5Ol1 letterb were mx ruled to the folloxxmr plrxers Clptun Crmpbell Qtephens Con tglll Frrsher Sqtubb Hetley Conner Grner MeGregor md Mrntger Brown BHS p Alllllilll Belmont New eomerstoxx n Bethesdft Uhrxehsx rlle Dennrson Wcmcmclsfleltl C ldxz St C l ursx tlle X 5 6 f7 X Adent Bethesd 1 Belmont New Comerstovs n C1d1L XVoodSf1eld D lrmhsx xlle Sh ltlyslde BHS p 7 The Reserve term hui 1 wry good selson vwmmng thlrteen gllT'lSS mtl losxng onlv four They 1150 dlspllyed tllent vuhleh em be med to good xdvtnttqe next yexr RESERVES fron! R011 Charles Bureher, Marun Hanlon, Tom Cheffy Loren McGregor Steve XXIIISOH, John Grxer Cveorge Mayo lxm lxearns Serum! Run frank Bell, Wnllnam Warfneltl, Ted Chefty jack Mantz kenneth Neuhart Lodge Hanlon, Coach Sertlula, Dull Beardmore tmgr 1 Page 3 'L . 1 5 ,'. ' 272 ' . t t ' Lk 5 1 A YQ . L . r . 'K ' . 1 . ' , L '. 7 . 7 . ' . . . Op . . . . Op . ' A19 5l r , 52 57 . 50 5l ' X' 1 , -1,1 32 't ' ' , 28 51 ,,,,,,,,, ,, 42 62 . , , ,, , 61 45 ' ' ,,,, -iii 74 St. Clnirsville ,, H 46 37 Adenu .,,, 7 Y 68 9-1 l' 'A ,,,, , ,,,,, T8 48 t , ,,,,,,,,,, , , , 55 72 A , 55 61 . ' 46 47 26 47 'l ' , 4i5 62 1 ' 42 39 1 ,, 6-1 K8 . if , A bl, fil 'A' THEY FLOAT THROUGH THE AIR . Get that rebound Do 1011 call tbl: baclaetlmll' Thr xerr the bow Hym Qlmes under the superxmon of Truners B1llmrme and Serdull rhd muah rr Qrcrrc mreresr rmong the fc-llmw XVhen our grerr urrvm srxrred rhe flrir gym gllsses begun by plxym rough tool blll ur the sridrum As the xxerrhcr grew Looler rhe boys xxcnr to rhe bug., top where the flvorlte bxskcrbxll game fux lmxxexer nent to rhe xxrcsrlmg mum ro plxy p1r1g pong or to box hfr xxeuglns md do rhffererwr cxeruses Vs en sprmg, urs rn the ur they gournuel brrk ru thc SIlllLlIN ro ilu four x 11 so rbrll mmf mr c The mlm purpme of rhrs prugrrm xx15 to keep the buys phymully frr md ro de xclop 1 good Sense uf sporrsmmshrp Page W 'S jx 1 ,,' . 1' ' QL ' . 1 F ' X ' Af A ' ' f , v 1. . . . ,. Y 1 L X11 jx ', '. ' :Ag ' - '- l 1 ' ' if T v L , , V - Q if vi ' y 4' 1 ie' 11' 4 vo 1' ll . .11 er nm, most 0 mem turner to me smrr w 1ic1 WAS ' :lr rl y l el llc b ll I r f l l 1 l l b f , ' , - 1 . . 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WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE Wfazlmg or the ball The femrnnne acrobats of our crrcus have therr acts too Durmg the fall months one could see the grrls htttrng the road for the stadtum Dodge ball beat ball and soft ball were some of the many games rn whrch the gals of the clrcus partrcnpated When bad weather sent the glrls under the tent volleyball and basketball were the mann attractlons Modern dance was rntroduced thxs year and has already become a most rmportant feature rn thexr rrng The gtrls rrngmaster Mnss Amos de serves a great deal of credrt for her drrec tron of such a well rounded program representanve from each cllss helped ptclx captnns for the volleyblll 1nd blsketball teams 'Ihey also xnsured the smooth run nrng of the games each Tuesdly after school INTRAMURAL BOARD 'deal-cy Parkmson Mlxme Mead Mlfy me Fogle Blrbara Casper Page 2 s ' Q , Y. . . . - The intramural board, composed of one A , , l . . 5 wk 1 'Ja J . A ' ' ' . fx, gc WE'RE WITH YOU TEAM, S0 FIGHT! ean ohnson oan johnson Iuamta johnson ane johnson ust as the clowns encourage the yellrng of the fans at a crrcus so do the cheer leaders lead the B H S sport fans tn therr cheertng for the home team Thus year we had four Iohnson grrls to lead us rn th1s all rmportant job of backmg the boys Mlss Agnes Amos acted as advlser to the gxrls and qulte a few new yells were added JUNIOR BASKETEERS The unxor Hrgh Acrobats coached by Mr Laurence won three of the sewen games played thrs season The young Shamrocks handed defeats to St Clatrsvrlle twrce and They also lost to Shadys1de rn an 1nv1tat1ona1 tournament Front Ron jtm Morrrs jack Bnshop Blayne jones Don Wfoodland Dtck Wrlson Ted Hunltler Levston John son Bob Wehr Scmmf R011 BobGr1ffm Wayne Ioncs Daxe Young Jack Wells Mr Laurence Page 40 1 . K J. .I l ' 9 ' I V I . K - . . . Belmont once. The local team was forced to bow to Bethesda, Dennison and Belmont. 7 . U K I A U 1 ' 2 . 4 , , , . 1 ' ' 7 f 1 7 7 . 7 REFRESI-IMENTS ff ORANGE ADE BANNERS FLY HIGH . Front Rou B Lucas Plersol Evans Hrggnnbotham Wnttmer Alexander N Bell Cheffy M L Sltnnner l Bell Hanlon Mayo Don Cook Krrk Gasper Heaney Harp Ables Whrte Frasher Donna Cook Second R011 Buchanan Colby Bradfreld M M Campbell L Wrlson Broomhall Woodland M Mead Howxler Day Third R011 Susanna Smlth Secrest Frxday N Sayre B Bell Tvunem Huntsman J Hall Warfxeld S Wllson Mantz Burcher Wehr jump Beardmore D Carpenter Phrlllps S Schafer Reeder jack lxearns Drake Fourth Roz: J Lucas Richards Thompson J Sayre B Skxnner Trnmmer W Smlth Clegg, Boswell J Carpenter Jxm Kearns Watt Gf1fflH C Hall lxennard Buntln Shlrley Smith Fzftb R011 Burkhart D Campbell Mr Berryhrll Ramsey Follow the band and enloy a happy day at the cnrcus' It furntshes you vslth loads of good musu. and scores of laughs The past school year has been marked by many performances grven by the band It presented a xa rrety of formanons and numbers durmg half nme at the football games Mr Berryhtll cheerful and futh ful drrecror was master of ceremomes at the Dads 'Nllght program gwen ln honor of the fathers of the football squad The annual Chrlstmas party was held IH December mth St Nlck who passed out blflb to all as the mun atrracnon Another hrbhhbht of the exenmg urs the fm xrdmg of band pms to not only the sen1or but also the yumor members of the organlzanon Sexen members represented B1rnesv1lle rn the newly orgxnlzed Belmont County Band One of the school programs vxhlch rncluded the btnd was th mnual Sprmg Fesnxal Its last tppearmee of the year wus leadmv the Memorml Dly parade Page 47 . ,. , . . . . , , , , , , . , , . . . . . , y y , - V 1 , , v - . . y - - - Y - v 1 , - . - r f - y Y y - , - v v , - . y - - . . , ' - , , y - - . Q - , , v - 4 N . . . . U - - v y y - v - . v - v v f - . u v Y 1 ' 1 v O! ' . , . , . , , v 1 - . , - , , V. - ' ' . . , t A ' L t ' , , L K 1 ' . 1, v - ,V ,' . . t . . , , , , Y, , L - 7 Y 7 , L 1 L . ' L . ' L . ' 7 L . ' . , f , Y Q . . y, . . , . - L L K s. LA Y - e L A a 1 . O t . . . . MUSIC FLOATS TO THE SKY -.inn The string, quintet, composed of five girls wts ctlled upon to perform mftny times during the year, Not only did these girls pwrticiptte in school 'tctivities but tlso ft many community ftffwirs. STRING QUINTET From Ixow: Martha Froehlich Ruth Moore me ohnson. Sammi R011 em johnson Billie em f Slocum The orchestra provided us with sweet music during acts of our big show 'lhis organizttion wis composed of musicians who practiced twice 1 week Miss Nall was their trainer during the first se mester and was followed by Mr Kennon Williams who led them the second semester Five of the members were selected to play with the newly organized Belmont County Orchestra Front Rau Eileen Thompson Martha lroehlich Martha White Ninalee Bell Izmily Jump joannc Sayre Dick Beardmore Second R011 Miss Nall jane johnson Charlotte Boswell William Smith Charles Butcher Marilyn Kirk jean johnson Barbara Gasper Third Roz: Ruth Moore George Mayo jack Vanta Don Campbell Glenn Clegg, Billie jean Slocum jim Kearns Page 17 . T Y Y , 1. A 4 7 Y V . 4 t t .1 7 ' a ,J- J u l 7 I . . , N I The orchestra made appearances at the class plays, Spring Festival, and Commencement. STOP AT THE Y-TEEN STAND . . . UPPER GROUP I I ly M1 lene lohnsnn Annre Bohan ly Bonnrc DeLong Ninty House l:lJ1se breenyyo l ty 'Xrrde s n Miry n uns n u A If oru I l cnc Brt LE Dtrlene C tryenter Betty Broyyn Mmm! Run ltne Lutas Donna Coodhxrt losephrnc litlyson barah Drtlye axrne Nl tl l rsher Bcycrly Evms loytf. Hrggrnbotham Ntnty Hmu Illlxld at L Nu nr B oyynheld Mclby Huntsman luanrta lohnson Martht lones nf R111 Mlrtna l'roehl1th busan Bradtreld lean Brthanln Donnl Barley Dmrothy lo le Wrnnle Colby loan lohnson Delores Day XIJFIOIIL Cuntrd Marrlyn Hrelxcnbottom Il ne I-rate Inn!! Run Betty Ables Batty Broomhtll Marge Heaney Ioan Hollm Xlartha Hoyyrle Xlaryena Harrrs f Rm Donna Cmolx lhldflilflf, Hlrp Nlary Nlar aret Campbell loann Elyytrls Ctrolyn Hrnes Betty Ersher Betty lc-Hers Nellre Bohan ly lmrly lump YN anca brear Blflklfl lones leann ne Hnegrns Bitbara Alexander Erleen Anlerson LOXVER GROUP If R011 lO Arm Shepherd Hazel Poyyell Prlstllla XX'oodland Byrban XILBurney Nlartha Whrte Nlanny pl lxlIl5UD Rebeua Parkrnson lolnn Shepherd Dans Poyyell Helen Thompson Dmny Potts bhrrley Roby 9411111 Rau Annabelle Prerte loannc Lloyd Eleanor Merrrtt Cuol Robrnson lean Turner Lrda Ward Elrzabeth Pnersol lomne bayte Thala Ralston Lvelyn Weber Betty Thompson Ilvml Ron anet Louhotf Xrvran Pryor Xiary Ellen Wlrttmer lune Van Scyoc Ann barlyady jane johnson Barbara Gasper joan lxerstetter Margery Ihomas lessre NIcFarlanl Betty Patterson Ma garet Nnholes Lova Ward Fourlly Roz: Jean Reynolds Ruta Neuhardt Marilyn lxnrly jean ohnson Eleanor Lucas Mrs Shephe d Mary Lou Slxmner Nrnalee Bell Fannre Shnpley Helen Leyyns Rt th Orr Itrl Warner Betty bkrnner Louella Yoclyey fzjfb Razz Leatr1ce Wrlscmn Gladys Trrmmer Nanfy Wood Barbara Roby Ruth Moore jo Ann Murphy Brllre lean Slocum Charlotte Boswell Loretta Mahoney Rosemary MLGIL mphy Ohve Wade Helen lxnov Ruth Thompson Clara Belle lxennon Jeanne Walker bophxe Nllchnrak Page 44 71'mx ,Hill gr V ji . 7 ' t ' Q. 1 la , , ' r L' R A- fzt , Bet 1' r . f 1: . . V' ,lane Fogle. -loa Ht .e. -lest Clrl Q. lx y' Grier, Del 'fddyy . , . A- Q Q . , Qi ,. . Q . 1, A r 1,1 L 1 l., ' . for A.Q.t.f1-f :rt S ' , I ' A ' . L V ' 'jj' f . 1 ' 1 .' ' Brg lfi 'ltl, .1 Il r ' V' . A 2 ' ' , A ' ' f . , ' 1 h Thi' f ': L ' ' ' , X f H , f L' f L , 2 '. ', c I' T y -, e ' f ' . J . J : 1 V N , V L . . , , , 1' , ' 2. A f , ' .L Barbara Bohandy. Donna Huntsman. Eleanor Cowgill. Mary' Douglass. Bonnie Booth. A f ' I . ri flv f 1 1 '. - ' V 1 . r ' ' . - ur A Q- I , f t 'z t , 1 ' ' r I 4 - -7, - ' ' , L . I ' . h 7. ,L P . , 1 . l . , h .. A t l , . 1 x . r . . L , , , ' 1 jj 1 1 ' f . ' t , , Zum! 1 I A ' v . 3 -F' ' , Q L ,, L - 1. , , r ' 21' ' . f ' , F g Q , 1 ' , '1 , 1 A , 4 2 . 1 ' '. B l I ' 'I 7- If v f v ' 1 B v T, -1 r 1 . 1 1 1 1 y 1 7 q 1 7 Y 1 , - A , 1 L Y v ' . r . ' ' - ' ': ' . 4 f . A j 'nl '. n J , 4 ' ' . 1 . ,. ,l ' 4 ' l , , ' l I 1 , , , 1 ' ' 11 , . . 1 - , 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' , 1 ' ' 1 I' V . y f SERVICE IS THEIR SPECIALTY Thc Y Tecns lformcrly thc Curl Rcscrxcsl pros cd to lc onc of thc most populrr and IULISILSI sttnds undcr thc brc top 'Ihc frrst rsscrnbly of thc sch mol vcrr xx rs prcscntcl by the Y 'Iccns Prcprrttrons were bcgun rmmcdrttely for the lrttlc Srstcr Hrlcc md thc rncmbcrshrp drrvt No one can hrnlc of footblll Mme xxrthout XNlS11ll1L, for onc of those hot dons preptrcd by the Y Teen Refreshmcnt Strnd The hot dog stlnd md d rnces 1 nv wrth c coll cflon cf srles x strmps were thc chref sourccs or rncome for the cluo rrctsury Mrny lntcrcstrnv md constructrxc provruns xxcrc prcscnted tr thc rczulrr ncctlnvs A xcry ltcru Chrrstmts meetrng vs ts sh trcd by the boxs of thc H1 X The tddrtron of the devotron churmtn md con mrttee resulted rn more fcllowshrp and loxe vurthrn the club The Chrrstmas decoratrons rn Study H111 thc success of the Red Cross drne fnors for the Rest Home scrapbooks for the Chrldrens Home, 1nd the httle programs for YTeen members showed the work of the socml servrce LUITIITIIIIEC rmpressrwe Easter lssembly presented by the club was typrcll of the servrce rendered to the school by thrs group The Mother Daughter Banquet rn May brought to 1 close another successful year of the junror Y W C A The years actrvrtres were under the competent leadershrp of Mrs Shepherd, the Y Teen sponsor 1946 -17 CABINET 110111 Ima Mrrtht Vvhrte zztc PICJILLIZI otnne Styrc ref: rfcnf IXfIlfI111HlJYK11Lf IOL!!! z Sturm lwzz Rcbecct Ptr rnson unfmnz 151rb1r1 Cns er pmmlz Mrs Shephcrd, aldlllll Mary Lou Skrnncr, mclal 'lff1rzfR0zz Marrlyn Krrl-. mzzlzt Charlotte Boswell zfczwfzour B.lI'b.1I'.1 Bohrndy lmzwner Bctty Slcrnner Jltlcltlly Pine. I5 . , . 'y U ' . ' ,--. V , --V w. ,, - , . '.s - . ' Y 4 I A 1- 1 D Q ' '1 2 1 1 A A' I I 1. 1 t ' ' .1 ' . er 'A ' ' A ' -J . ' .' - ' ' A 1 . 1 1 Q L10 F, ' thi ' ef 1 it ta: f I - - . - ' 1 - I I ' - - ' ,. - Y 1 ,,- bl - K. -,. by 5. ,L , L DH ,L , tiful social activity was the .tnnunl Initiation Service and Tea held at the Presbyterian Church. The ' 1 ' 'L 'L' ' ' ' '-'. L ' 'L' 21 'z..- c , - - 1 7 I f v vt I . . . L . . K 7 2 Q I ,V . I v , I k 1 ' ' . . An ' 2 ' ' . ' 1 - ' z ' 1 ' ' . . . n T L - a ' 'A' I -f 5' ' 1'2 1 ' . 'Vf' r -PT' 1 J 1 4 '. . ,wr ire. . f I 'Z ' 4 . kl . jjg' .' Q LL xfp . THE SHAMROCK GIVES US NEWS . Front Rnu Juamta Johnson jean Buchanan Martha Hovuler Joanne Sayre Maxine Mead Delores Day Joann Shepherd Sh1rley Roby Second R014 Ann Sarkady Mar1lyn K1rk joan johnson Evelyn Weber Nmalee Bell Gene Burkhart Grlbert Pedd1cord Miss Deaver Third Rau Vernon Burkhart Ruth Moore To Ann Murphy B1ll1e lean Slocum Barbara Bohandy Edwm Schafer Oumlan Orell Albert Squ1bb Pat Lynch Wo11der who xx rote the gossip' I d1dnt know we vt ere going to hue 111 xssembly tomorrow Such go the convers1t1o11s when the Shimrock mlkes IYS IIJIDEIFIDCC 1n the m11n tent of B H S on Thursdiy morning tors It IS pubhshed by 1 group of students chosen from minx 1ppl1c1nts by M1ss Dewer The Shamrock begins to form on Fr1d 15 when the 1ss1t,nment shear ls post d by the editor The editor IS 1 senior staff member who serves in thlt position for onc month Wlien Monday rolls iround you will see the staff members collecnng the news A meeting IS held Mondny ILIIVXIICS period in Room 107 where Miss Deaver sees to ir that each person has hlS assignment Each art1cle IS g1ven 1 headmg and 15 proof read before If 15 typed on Tuesday morning Then lf is delisered to the Enterpnse Page 46 ,. ' ,' ' 'I . ' ' . . , ' , '. ' ' 1 D ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 L ' The Shamrock is as familiar to our high school ns an elephant is to the circus visi- ' ' , , . , V 4 ' ., . , ' . 1 . ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1. ' ' 5 I N e 1 1 7- ' ' v , . . . 2 2 N . . . . . H . L . - A ' I - . ABOUT THE MAIN TENT office. Nothing more is heard of the Shamrock until Thursday morning when the sales-managers pick up a stack of papers and bring them to school, where they go on sale in the lower hall. Thus ends one edition of the Shamrock, but another starts on its journey the next day. The staff presented two assemblies to the student body during the past school year. Both of these programs proved to he great successes. The Shamrock and Senrah Staffs held a joint picnic in May. This event was a fitting conclusion to another school year. adx iser Bottom Rau Catching., up on the latest news around B H 5 Thinsing up some news for the paper Page 4 , . .NN 3 Top Razr: Are your assignments all in? . . . Miss Deaver, the faithful Shamrock POPCORN AND PINK LEMONADE Front R011 Mrss Grbson McBrrde Bohandy DeLong N House Greenwood Mead Anderson M I Fogle Crarg I House Grier Long Starr Eddy Roby Semml R014 Lewrs E Lucas I Shepherd Smith I Iackson E Thompson Lxans Hanes Bradfxeld Parltrnson Kerstetter Brown Worthnngton Temple H Thompson Thzrd Rau Barley Drake I Lucas Cornett Bxedenbach Hrggrnbotham Powell Martxn Thomas Reynolds Ntcholes Knox Hudson Fourth Rau Louholf Holltng Turner Weber Mrller McGlumph5 Orr D Huntsman lxennon R Thompson Stephen Swallre Dyer Yockey M Huntsman Fifth R014 L Iackson Edwards D Fogle Frasher Colby Robrnson S M Iohnson M horcx I johnson Walker Grear jones Cowgrll Shnpley M Shepherd McC,ort Mtbee P Lucas ldrgglns Loolt' That stand over there decorated wrth red and whtte paper seems to be very busy' lets go over and see what tt 1S Why tts the Future Homemakers of Amerrca who are busrly occupred preparmg refreshments Mtny dmces and parttes were sponsored by the F H A as well as the lmtrrtron Servlte and Ctndlelrght Meetrng at whtch next years offtcers were rnstalled The soutl tttrvrtues of the year were closed wrth the annual Formtl Mly Dlnte The Sotul Servtte tommrttee was kept busy ptckmg boxes for frlends oversets worthy deeds Any member of the tlub who guned the requtred number of pornts throufvh a system of tredrts wrs twtrded 1 B for her tlub worlt Several gurls rcterved home mtker degrfes foo Mnss Cnbson md the F H A ubmet wtth Helen hnox rs prestdent gurd d the XLITS TC YIVITIPS CABINET H1711 A011 Mrsslxbson lffz utr Helen lxnox ftrzdcuf Donut Bulex mum rc wrt: Wfrnnre Colby HCLIIIIICI MIXIITL lNl61S.l b1Iffl1IcI7I em Turner tzfzcrfzsm Seton: Rot Ruth Orr muff mutt He n LEWIS mtftzf Iem Hrtglns Z1L6f776IIlfClIf Martht Smtth pcllllzllllflilzlflllll Loulse Gltthel retztltzu lNllfXCUlH1ff1S fzzmzt Page 49 ' 4 I 1 ' 7 I H SA Y 9 ' V 1 .I I , I y.' , ,. I I . I Y 1 I YI ' ' ,. ' ' ' , ' I ' ! Y Y 7 7 1 ' ' ' v 1 1 1 I I V I lv ' 4 T x T w ' ,V , 1 , ,' C ' Y Q , . . , V I ', K . I K U s 1 1 t 1 ' . . . ' 1. A ' li ' f ,1 ' ' . ' 1 ' ' ' t . 1 1 ' ' A ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' . '1 t h' ' ' f 1 ' l ' 1 ', making favors for the hospital, redecorating bulletin boards and doing many other . , 1' ' ' h ' ' ' h 1 1 L 1 U H ' ' '. ' . I I - ' S' ' 1 . . . 'L ' . 1' ' S ' , F' ' ': ' Y. ,t 'inn' 1 ' 1. Pvt' J 'I R L- vi J ,LD . ,.., ' I 'q 'J F' 'JZ' ' A , . A. V' All m fa f If ,. Q. le 1 ' .. lf 'L f A 1 ' .' -A1 F. F. A. HITS THE ROAD From Roz: Cltfford Ralston Tom Merrrtt Bernard Groves Ben McBurney Harold Van Sryoc Charles Long Second Rou M Rhodes Alvxn Rogers Eugene jefferts james Sellers james Garrett Kenneth johns john Gallagher Third R011 Floyd Rogers Levus Messenger jerry Ward john Duvall Lloyd Rrchter Paul Anderson Everett Stephen lranus jefferls Fourth Rau Paul Stephens Robert Myers Lawrence Carpenter Raymond Wtlctrx Clrfford Collrns Nelson Fxsher Homer Garrett George Gergely Norman Douglass Haroll Wheeler Although the Future Farmers of Amerrea form one of the smallest troupes nn the btg show of B H S they prove to be the most mdustrtous No matter when you stop at thetr tent they are always engaged tn some sort of projeet Rhodes Ranchers is they are sometrmes ctlled partrctpated tn many acttvtttes durmg the past year The boys establnshed .1 thrtft bmk purehtsed C1 beef steer sponsored a corn huskmg contest organ med 1 pest hunt pl tnted trees constructed farm shop projects and ptrtrcrpftted rn severtl judgmg events vs s r vu p the boys beuuse they sponsored numerous ptrttes orgmxzed tbtskethxll teftm pltnned tn eductttoml tour tnd then tlosed tle season wrth the tnnutl P1rentSon Bm quet The F F A uttvtttes were under the sponsorshlp of Mr Rhodes and the F F A Lrbtnet herded by Benyamtn MeBurnex Are you enjounq the zmtmtzmz bots Page N ,, V 1 ' 1 1 A F v ,. ,. ' ' , 1 , . v ! A F. I ' 1 1- v I A v 1 v I 1 X ' . . ., . . , l V - A . ' U - I ' A V 1 v 4- L . 1 . I ' Y F 7 7 - 1 . L , ' t . A 1 . ' .. Y 'vq W It '11 no all 'mrk and no lay for A - -f . A s - A , 1 V . 1 - 1 'e V I 1 1 V 1 Q 4 , X S l ' t . L 'G K ' 44 5 . . . 5 S V A S I f Y 4 -f A ' v , ,, R! SPARKLING MELODIES . Frou! Ron Pat lrasher Maxrne Mead Delores Day Martha Whrte Donna Potts Donna Good hart Darlene Carpenter Irene Bruce john Stubbs Second R011 lrda Ward Susan Bradfreld Delora Smrth Martha Howuler Bexerly Evans Becky Parkrnson Nrnalee Bell Betty Lou Ables Elrzabeth Prersol Martha Smrth Tlaml Rau Mrss Nall Marge Heaney Wanera Grear WIHDIC Colby lamrly lump Vary Lou Skrnner Marvena Harrrs Fourth Rou Donna Cook Betty Broomhall Marlorre Harp Martha Froehlrch Jane johnson Charlotte Boswell Mary Margaret Campbell Marrlyn Kirk Barbara Gasper Betty Skrnner Mrllrcxent Shepherd llene Frace Fzffh Roz: Barbara Alexander Gladxs Trrmmer jean Hrggms Drek Ames George Mayo Don Campbell Tom Cheffy Ted Cheffy Edwm Schafer Wrllram Wfarfreld Jim Grbson Bar bara Bohandy Brllre Jean Slocum Also leavrng therr footprrnrs not rn the sands of trme but rn our star spangled sawdust are the members of the Chorus They are respo-nsrble for the rousmg songs whrch tan be heard echorng from the Cafeterra durmg frrsr perrod every mornrng The Chorus has provrded our blg show ruth many pleasrng melodrc rnterludes whreh have made our long yourney more excxrrnv A group of grrls from the Chorus enrrehed the holrday season and really added a festrve note to B H S when they sang Chrxstmas Carols between classes The actrvrtres for the year were under the supervrsron of Mrss Nall and an executrve commrttee composed of Donna Cook Becky -- Parkrnson Don Campbell and Edwrn Schafer Maxine Mead and Mar10r1e Hlrp seryed as lrbrarrans and Bar but Gasper md Nmalee Bell as ac eompanrsts The senror glrls qu rrtet vu I9 called upon mtny runes durrng rhe xelr to rppelr II sehool lssemblres and sev eral other soull lernrtres SENIOR QUARTET ik Donna Cook Charlotte Boswell Rebecca Parkrnson Nrmlee Bell Page 50 'I - ' , , . - ' ' v 3 y - A . . . V. Y V V A . v y y y 1 y Q y - . : Q , . . ,' ' ,' ' A . , , lr 1 v 1 Q 1 V 'l q y a v 3 , . . H Y , . . Y - , , , , r L v 9 ! 5 8 3 7 - , . a s ' ' - s . 4 . . , . . . ,. . ., . v v D' 4 4 . . , 4 1 1 i w , . 1 4 4 L 1 7 ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 s 1 4 ' . 4. L L 2 4 r 4 ' M' ' L . ' Q 'le L 4 1 ' 'Z 2 L L ' I 4. ' f ' . f . , - ',' ' t , . r . 1 . 1 ' Q i s 1 . . ADD ZEST TO THE SHOW Fmnl R011 Peggy Shepherd Bonnte DeLong Nancy House Roselyn Hudson Mary lane Iocle Betty Anderson jean Crang Mabel Long Barbara Ellen Starr Semnd Ron JoAnn Shepherd Annie Bohandy Elorse Greenwood Ioan House Xlary Grner Clara Belle Kennon jean Turner joan Kerstetter jessxc. Mclarland Margery Thomas lmnl Rm: LIN: Nall fozzrtb Rou Mary Warrrck Ruth Moore Joyce Hxggmbotham joan Hollrng janet Louhoff Nancy Wood Rosemary McGlumphy joan johnson Nellne Bohandy Donna Huntsman Lnnda Bradfleld Nancy Patkmson Fannle Shnpley Fifth Roz: Joann Edwards Carolyn Hnnes Dorothy Fogle Barbara Roby Marlorne Cunard Vrvxan Pryor Barbara Huntsman Eleanor Coyygtll Betty Moore Thala Ralston No performance could be complete wrthout the musrcal efforts of the Glee Club- beautnful and rmpressrve Chrnstmas lssembly The Clee Club members are sometxmes consxclered lxttle srsters by the Chorus and each grrl hopes to be named as 1 member of that group for next year Dorothy Fogle Nancy House md Nelhe Bohlndy formed the executrve commlttee of the club Imdl Brtdfleld seryed as secretmry treasurer Iotn ohnson and Donna Huntsm tn were llbrarlms The clrmax of the years fCSIlX1flCS came rn Aprrl ruth the annual Sprrng Festrx 11 xxhrch featured the combmed ttlenrs of the Chorus Glee Club Band md Orchestra Mmy ensemble groups orgrmzcd for thrs purpose llso prrtrcrptted rn the laesrrvtl Page 51 ,Z ' ' ' v' '. , ' F f v A 1 ', v . our second choral glroup. The girls made their first appearance of the year at the L V . ' , f 1 4 ' ' . L '- ' Q k L . A VAGABONDS OF THE TRUUPE Frou! Roz: Vernon Burkhart ure prenden! Wayne Stephens .fcrrefarj Drck Conner .fergeant at arm! Albert Squrbb pretzderzl Grlbert Peddrcord treasurer john Stubbs Mr Shelby adzuer Second R011 Devaun Thornberry Drck Healey George Barley Dnck Frasher Duck Moore Drck Woodland jack Conner Robert Sayre Pat Lynch Tbrrd Rou Bob Booth Brlly Hosklnson George Kung Edwm Schafer john Ayers Ly nn Hunkler Lavsrence Martm fomtb Rau Robert Orr Ierry Ellis Don Wlllns Ioe Modle H R Colllns Don Hutchrson Henry Ratanczak fifth Rau Weldln Neff Tom Barrett George Mayo Robert Burke jxm Glbson Don Campbell 'A' Occupytng 1 promtnent pltce m the norse glrtter and excttement whrch mark etch performance are the boys of the H1 Y These vagabonds have thrs year parttclpated tn many actrv1t1es whrch have made rhem tn mtegral ptrt of our refreshment Cl1V1S10I'l Thrs years new members and the rest of B H S ts vsell vull never forget the mformal H1 Y 1n1t1at1on Whcn rf exer have such chtrmtng 3,1 tmor grrls bedeckccl the halls of our Alma Mater' Many guest speakers mostly ex GI s who gnc: brxef reucxxs of therr seruce l1fe xxcre featured at the regular meettngs Several motnon plctures were also shown at thc meetmgs In tcldltlon to sponsormg mtny worthwhtle proyects thc fellows h lcl lots of fun tt thc Wheeltng Y M C A whlch they VlS1ICtl ln February 'lhe local clubs blsketb 111 tcam was rrght on the beam as vxell and proved tts abxhty by clefeatmng sexeral other H1 Y teams Mr Shelby the tdvrser of the club md Presrclent Albert Squxbb together ruth the rest of the cabmet captunetl the ICITIXIIICS of the yetr Page 57 . .. ,' - ' . , , . ' A - . - V - w . I Y ' 7 I ' 7 ' 7 - V y t y V V , s V - - . . . , r y Y . - -, . V, V - - . V . . ' , . ' ' - . V V V - 1 A 2 z , , ' . 2' 6 ' . S I K K I r r 1 r 2 2 l . I V Y V' , L . . . r , , 1 - . . , ' , . ' ' 'z 'L , 4 Y l X . . V .V V, V V 4 4 , .. L , . V , - , V . V t K t t A L V A A , 4 - I , I - , 71 , . r 4 , 1 . ' . . ,. . ' ' c 7. R, 2 2 1 ' 1 V' V Y . Y 7 f D V t 4 r t . , t t - f .. . l, 2 .1 - . I t , 1 Q 1 . , L. KEEPERS OF THE ITINERARY Sealed Marlorle Harp yumor reporier Mary Margaret Campbell Jopbomore reporter Marrlyn Knrk edftor znrbzef Susan Bradfreld adzerlmng o Ann Murphy femur report r Second Rou Delores Day typzrl Jean Buchanan arnrlarzz editor Mary fern Davns rypul bhnrley Matthews freshman reporler Evelyn Weber orgaruzanoru M155 Carle aelzuer Third Rou Walter Hopton photography manager Edwm Schafer Jporlr Tom Barrett ar! Jie Modxe adzertmrzg Pat Lynch bufmexr manager As our great caravan wends 1ts way on another yearly tour lf rs the Qenrab Staff who l-teep the record of our regular performances and specral events The ienrlb ns publrshed by a staff composed largely of junrors Thns group under the drrectron of M155 Carle began work on the yearbook mth the selecnon of 1 theme and covers Whrle the weather was snll good group prctures were taken outdoors The advertrsrng and sales Campngns were rndrcatrons to the busrnessmen and students that another volume of the Senrab was begrnmng to rake form As trme went by the staff worked harder and harder getung pnctures 1rt work and wrnte ups m shape for publrcanon F1l1llly the dummy of mother yearbook was completed After 1 perrocl of hushed srlence the 1947 Qenrab arrned from the prmter md xx rs dusrrxbuted to urs mam fms The adzzser and editors lea: III' When work on rhe Scnrab was fmushed the srrfr Jorned 0,160 ,haw ev,-4 5e5f,0,,5 mth thc Qhunroclt Strff md cnyoycd 1 plcmc held ln Mu afler school Page Dv ' A Q -I Q , . , ,. , .. . - v ' Y 7 l v v . 7 ', A . ' ', ,'. . - v f v - 'I , , , . ' , . I y - , - '4 1 r v ' v. v . . V 1 r , c ' . Y' . 1 Q 'rr t t . t . , Q f t , I V K , - , , L 4 . ' f y 1 ' - ' , ' f ' , t , . . . I V .. .. I 'V V . . t . . . . , . 1 f ' r t . c f . .. . I . . I V, I . . - . . 0 . V V , r 1 I' , ' rv ' ' ' ' . . ' -. JUGGLERS UF THE BOOKS N' ' Front Rout Miss Carle, Irene Bruce, Jane Johnson, Priscilla Wood- land, Ruth Biedenbach, Helen Thompson. Second Rout Eileen Anderson, Jose- phine Jackson, Helen Lewis, Jean Buchanan, Martha Smith, Joanne Lloyd. Third Row: Evelyn Wfeber, Marilyn Hickenbottom, Joan Holling, Janet Louhoff,Wanema Taylor, Martha Jones, Bonnie Booth. Fourtla Rout Mary Ellen Wittmer, Jeanne Walker, Ann Sarkady, Gladys Trimmer, Betty Thomp- son, Harriet Evans. In those few spare moments between acts lets relax a bit and enloy a good book Two librarrans are on duty each period of the day to help yor find the book of your choice During the school year these girls are responsible for keeping the magaz1nes and books in proper order Miss Carle the faculty librarian has been kept busy throughout the year supervising the student librarians in their work MESSENGERS UF OUR CIRCUS Have you ever noticed the messengers who dash from the head trainers tent to the other tents and stands in the circus? These messengers are Mr Shepherds office assistants They are lunior or senior commercial students who put into practice what they learn in class by devoting one period each day to the high school office The girls are responsible for typing the absence slips and checking the attendance of each class Many other odd jobs which appear in the school office are also handled by them Much praise and appreciation should be given these assistants for the part they play in the smooth running office of our head trainer in Johnson Ninalee Bell Second R014 Bettv Jeffers Harriet Exans Martha Smith Clarabel Shuman Evelyn XVeber Page 5 4 , . 3 7 Frou! Rout Ruth Biedenbach, Helen lxnox, Juanita -4 Q 1 ' - 3 E ' J 11, ef K ': , , ' ' , ,, we Q K ' . at W , J a K N . I , w Y - J J as 'T' 'E ,A A . 1, - s SAWDUST AND SPANGLES SENIOR PLAY CAST Seufmf Delores Day Martha Whrte Nrnalee Bell Becky Parltrnson Betty Broomlmll Slamfzrzg Donna Coolt Lexus Burghy Vernon Burkhart Gllhert Peddlcord Don Hutthlson Brllle Jean Slotum jo Arm Murphy Charlotte Boswell Not zu prime Albert Squrbb Drck Conner As the house llgl'lI5 dnmmed the eurtmn slowly rose on the suetesstul Semor Class Plfly A Lrse of Sp mgnme Thrs play relfrted the eseapldes of 1 typlul teen age boy and hrs flmlly md told of some of the mterestmg events of rherr llves The pl ry hid 1 clever plot md xx rs enloyed by all who saw rr In Aprrl the Iumors stepped on the stmge mth therr tltss pl my Its All IH Your Held The pl ly vu IS fllled vylth comedy bound together by mystery Much mlent vw IS shown by our younger drlmxtre performers Now the pumors ure engerly mtutnnv Both plfrys were under the slcrllful drrectron of Mmss Sthofreld Mlss Lhesmu yy .IS geneml productron mm nge-r These two faculty members rlong yyrth the strtfs deserye muth trednt for thc suteess of our drfrmarlc producruons JL NIOR PLAY CAST Seite! Put lrdshtr Barbara Cvasper Nl.1r,or1e Hdrp xl.il'llXI1 lxrlt LJ Buthdmn learxette L1 penter tm IU ymy uson IYLI nt rs x n ,utr e L Xl J IL 1f R1 fl Xlrss K hesmdr Nirss Sthor Pau: Do , -',. . y , .Q V . . , Sz 'F' A ' . 1 ' z 1 -' ' 1 1 . 4 ' z L. ' 1 ' C next year when ngarn they hope to Capture the stage wrth therr Senlor Class Play. .SI .f gt ,lm 4' Gll ' . V' fl E 'l'.l'1. lftly 1 Sth - . George Xl.ly'o. ,Iu- r rd '. ,A ' gr . , -. , . ' ft teltl. BILLBOARD ATTRACTIGNS f Anza The bow listen is the midi gixes some goo: ifhiu: A fimiliir aeene lf noon Ibm! A011 An expiring moment in rhe rourmmem Qime xyhlf will mu hue fcloxxy Pase D6 T47 ' - A, i 'L' ji' I 1 ay' .... ii Ai: i . Stffllllf Rffzz-Wfiitcliing for the birdie. Edwin? . . . Iefs get in there and fight. boys! ' '- 7 5 v A 1 i .... fi ' i'. 'l 1 FANS w f ' -7 Eg-VWAHTMQ v1',! 'Ar' Fwv f X ef - I 5 W A-' Q gy ay - f X 'fW'1v'-., I 2 Q' U Y, lt .V 3 AM Y ck I - Q 'v gl X W 1 'I -W -, A , txf y , f 5 i Yo? 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Q 4 I L 7 '3g,'N xx JOIN BHRNESVILLE BOOSTER CLUB :B 5 FOR THE BETTERMENT OF BARNESVILLE SCHOOLS AND +I TO PROMOTE SCHOOL ATHLETICS AND NOW MAY WE PRESENT From the day 1n golden September when our c1.rcus caravan began 1ts jolly Journey unttl that red letter day 1n May when our f1nal performance for the season was over many thr1ll1ng events occurred under or near the b1g top Each month brought tts own excxtement tiki SEPTEMBER Wtth the opentng of school Sep tember thtrd one of our most successful seasons was offtctally under way Ftrst of 1ll Mr Shep herd our head tratner gave us tnstructtons for the comtng months Our football team wtth Mr Ballanttne IS head coach got the sporttng season rolltng by defeatmg Bellatre St ohn 60 Fol lowmg the gtme the Amertcan Iegton held the tnnual Ktckoff Dance whtch was a huge suc cess The F H A mtttated the soctal season by havtng a Treasure Hunt at whxch everyone got a share of the loot The followtng eventng the G R s now known as the YTeens held thetr annual Ltttle Stster Htke Home rooms were a buzz as each class chose tts offtcers for the year joan ohnson was selected by the sopho more class to be tts cheerletder Late tn the month the tndtvtdual Senrab ptctures were taken Sep tember 77 the band journeyed to Dtllonvale to see the Ntght Rtders defeat our own eleven and the followtng Sunday trekked to Oglebay Park to enjoy a concert gtven by the U S Martne Band Thus ended the ftrst month of our school year OCTOBER The month of hobgoblms 1nd wttches was ushered nn by numerous 1n1t1at1ons Ftrst the boys who wanted to become Future Farmers appeared tn overalls and straw hats and carrted mtlk patls Then B H S was mvaded by a horde of glamour gtrls who turned out to be of all thtngs H1 Y tnrttttes New F H A members weartng aprons and ctrrytng dolls tlso were vtewed wtth tnterest After much deltbera tton the Senrab Staff was organtzed and began to plan the yearbook The Shamrocks ptled up thetr second wtn of the football season by defeat tng Mtdvale 30 7 The whole school was glad to have a holtday when the annual Dtstrtct Teachers Meettng was held tn Zanesvtlle An tnteresttng meetmgs tllustrattng the dos and donts 1n clothes was presented by the YTeens The sentors agam eager to dtsplay thetr dramattc abtltty trted out for parts tn the play A Case of Sprmgttme whtch wts presented early tn De cember Ktlroy helped us celebrate Halloween 1nd the B H S band atded bv the Powhttan btnd led the Halloween parade Also tn keeptng mth the holtdty the F H A sponsored 1 g1y party Some H1 1 hott all dressed up P H A gzrlv on llllllflllflll 41411 Pace 59 4 - 1 . . 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I4 L ,' ff STATE CDI-IIC THEATRE E Q E J NYTU' NOVEMBER School Night st arted November off with a bang' Following the classes the senior public speaking class presented a short play en titled Elmer which greatly amused all the visit ing parents The first paid assembly was given by Donald Scott Morrison whose delightful melo dies intrigued his audience A chrysanthemum motif highlighted the Y Teen Initiation Tea which was again held at the Presbyterian Church Rain and mud failed to prevent the Armistice Day circus parade but the elements somewhat cur Although St C came out on top the final foot ball game was one of the seasons thrillers The Senrab sales campaign was one of the best ever carried on with each member of the staff scurry ing around eager to sell a yearbook In another interesting assembly Miss Minnie Deubretghe told us about life in India Late in the month the Rotary Club honored the football team at a swell banquet The good neighbors in Mrs Shep herds second year Spanish class formed a Spanish Club and elected o Ann Murphy president No one was sorry when Thanksgiving vacation rolled around marking the end of our third month on the road A BRIEF REVIEW DECEMBER The first snow of the year re minded us that before long Santa Claus really would be coming to town Another uper ban quet honoring the football players and coaches was held at Welcome Inn This time the hosts were the Eagles Walter Burns of Carnegie Tech was the guest speaker Even though the ground was white there was spring in the hearts of the seniors who did a grand job in their second class play The study hall was gay with its trimmings of holly and evergreen put up by the YTeen Christmas meeting which was presented jointly by Y Teen and Hi Y members No band mem ber will ever forget the band party which fea tured not only a visit from St Nick but band pins which were presented to the seniors and Csurprise of surprisesj to the juniors as well for the first time in history' The Shamrock Staff treated us with an assembly presented by George de Mott champion juggler Also in December the Hi Y sold unique pencils listing all the basket ball games The basketball season started rather slowly but soon got rolling when we beat Bethes da 61 to 45 The annual Christmas Assembly was held December 70 and then vacation was the by vsord for two whole weeks' Taken at the rough St F game Ari students dncuvv some Ideas Page 61 N i asf t X , 1 . . . 4 f i If .. I y Q ' T i 2 . ll 4 . . 'Q , i i 7 4 I 1 . , . - . . E I - - . C - . i 4 . tailed the merry festivities planned by the band. Social Service Committee in preparation for their i G y - . . , . . . . . . y 1 ' 4 s - D ,,, - ' . 7 i , ., ,. . . FIRST NATIONAL RANK ESTABLISHED 1865 FRED HUNT C A BRATTOXI JOHN BRADFILI D C J BARNESVILLE ENTERPRISE E ghfy F rs! Year One of Ohio s Better Community Newspapers WINNER OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS IN THE 1946 OHIO NEWSPAPER SHOW Ist ln Community Servlce 2nd ln Local Features 3rd In General Excellence DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF THE BARNESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS and ALL OTHER INSTITUTIONS AND EFFORTS SEEKING A BETTER COMMUNITY P C I Pnff 1 I'-P' 'Z z i -i I ' I 'A' t OF A YEAR S PERFORMANCES JANUARY Welcome l9H ' The fnrst month of the brand new year found us almost at the half way mark of our great tour The frrst ex crtement came from Rrng Three when our star acrobars came out on top rn a thrrlltng basketball game wtth St C Back to the old grand after Chrrstmas vacatxon Mary Fern Davrs Pat Fras aer and Charlotte Boswell recerved word that therr poems had been accepted for the Annual An thology of Hrgh School Poetry At a specral assembly Coach Ballantrne awarded letters to mneteen football players mcludrng Wayne Stephens who had prevrously been chosen hon orary captarn The srxteenth and seventeenth were set asrde for those hart rarsmg mad term exams Wrth the begrnnrng of the second semester the senrors were really busy selectmg cards and an nouncements votrng on class data and workrng on the semor commrttees The lumors were tre mendously excrted by the arrrval of therr class nngs after a long wart The local lads came out on top rn two more basketball contests wtth Cadrz and St Clarrsvrlle The gurls also felt ath letrc and began therr basketball rntramurals Late rn the month Mr Kennon Wrllrams took charge of the hrgh school orchestra FEBRUARY Snow snrffles sneezes md late busses were the prrncrpal reasons for so many vacant seats rn study hall The fourth perrod typtng cl ass rnstructed by Mrs Rrst publrshed 1 unrque land would you belreve rt free? paper entrtled Steno Gab Frve senrors selected much earller by the class of 47 took the Peps1Cola Scholarshrp Test whrch twas rumored would have been a trral for Ernstern The Y Teens celebrated Valentrnes Day at one of therr regular me ttngs but no one seemed to care that both Lmcoln and Washlngton were a year older Each member of the graduatrng class was grven a lovely blue and gold memory book wrth the comphmen s of Foster s The Y Teens celebrated Natronal Y Teen Week by attendrng a worshrp servrce at the Frrst Methodrst Church The cast was chosen and re hearsals were lmmedrately begun for the lunror class play Our Shamrock Basketeers captalned by Don Campbell were ehmrnated from the Class A Tournament held at Denmson by a mtghty Cam brrdge qumtet 'lr Home Fc gzrlt preparmg to sew The Referrer battle zt out Page 65 I 4 4 1 ,O S u x K I --V-. 5- -. 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COMPLIMENTS OF LOTUS GLASS COMPANY CUMPLIMENTS UF IN BARNESVILLE OHIO Bel o t Co tys G eatest Sto e 0 0 'k mn un' r r WT'r'J' MARCH After countless suppllcatlons Rlch ard flnally opened the door far enough to admrt March w1th 1ts usual fury and gusto To start the month out rlght the YTeens sponsored 1 barn dance Three assemblies were presented rlght rn 1 row by the public speakmg classes by Bertram Rowe who really mtde femrnxne hearts flutter md by Robert Parshtll 1 famed ventrlloquxst The band letters 1rr1ved and were dlstrlbuted Several members from the B H S band and orchestra were chosen to partlclpate nn the All Belmont County Bmd and Orchestra School was dlsmrssed the eleventh because of a severe flu eptdemnc and dld not permanently reopen untl the twentreth Whit 1 wonderful wacttlon' Both our football md basketball teams were honored at 1 delrcrous banquet grven by the Boosters Club To celebrate the vernal equlnox okay the frrst day of sprlng Sadre Hawkrns uded and abetted by the F H A threw a huge shlndlg Next the sophomores held thelr rrp romng partj The theme of the Athletxc Banquet tt w hrch B H S paid trlbute to nts lthletes wts thtt of radlo broadc 1st APRIL Though Aprll showers mmj come jour way they always brlng fesuvrtles the last week rn May The X Teens presented the Easter tssembly an xmpressrve clndlellght ch tpel servlce A glla Ralnbow Dance was also sponsored by the Y Teens Its All xn aour Head was the txte UNDER THE BIG TOP of the junxor play whxch w IS a re 11 dramxtxc trx umph The I-l1Y plns arrlved and were drs trrbuted At the annual Parent Son Banquet the F F A members entertuned thenr elders The freshmen were frnally persuaded to take tlme out from thelr lessons to enjoy thelr class party The nwelodxes of several modern composers were fea tured xt the Sprmg Festnvxl MAY Although rt was hard to reallze th tt our gmnt caravan was so near the end of tts journey our fmal month on the ro 1d was one of the most thrxllxng The scholarshnp team journeyed to New Concord to take part m the drstrnct state scholar shlp tests One of the flrst socul events was the lmpresslve Mother Daughter Banquet held by the Y Teens The members of the Senrlb and Slum rock Sttffs jolned forces and enjoyed a delnghtful plcnlc By that trme most of the school was be semors really celebrlted on Senxor Nlght md scoured the town md countryside to flnd the wlll The junlors 1nd semors thoroughly enjoyed them sclv s tt the lun1orSen1or Banquet Then clme Btcc 11 tureate and on May 78 commencement w1s held wlth Dr Paul Elbrn IS guest speaker As o tr veteran performers left our brg show there w as a note of sadness IU the festlutres and the junnors knew th tt rt was now thenr job to lead the plrade Mtj 79 mrrked our seasons flntl performance the 1w1rds day assembly Side neu 0 B H S Ike ham! leadv the Nlemnrml D111 Parade Page 63 N'v '-of t A X I u I f x. i ,4 ' I ', ' ' v ' . . 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QQNAT N NUMBER 1497 'A' in u i r ri ri if Headquarters ESVILLE Home Q, v Q ev CUMPLIIVIENTS OI' THE PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN CO MEMBERS FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE and STATE BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE We must get more goods to people at less cost bulld an economy of abundance based on human needs rather than prof1ts to a few H1gh prrces of goods rdle workers and closed IBCIOIIGS w11l only lead to mor government and farmer marketmg COOp9I'al1V6S faster rt we are to reduce the cost of goods to the people and keep our factorres operatmg at full capacrty Labor agrrculture and mdustry should work together to accompl1sh full product1on full employment and a prosperous Arnenca BELMONT COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION INC Stores Located ST CLAIRSVILLE BETHESDA WOODSFIELD BARNESVILLE P K 1 I C , ' ' ' . e control and regirnentation. We the people must build consumer, producer , . QUALITY IEWELBY AT HAROLD S. DAVIS IEWELER 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF THE MCDTHERS CLUB 2 Always Something New E THE T 6: A ROGERS CO Established 1873 'A' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HARDWARE 'A' BARNESVILLE OHIO BAIRS Complete Home F urnlshmgs E E 0 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 if Barnesvllles Newest lndustry if CARDINAL PRODUCTS INC MANUFACTURERS OF ARCHERY SUPPLIES t ADVERTISING CAPS BABY BOTTLE HOLDERS f METAL DISPLAY STANDS BUSINESS MACHINE COVERS PROTECT A CAR SERVICE S SCHOOL SUPPLIES WATSON STANDARD PAINT WALLPAPER GLASS COMPLIMENTS OF HARP S Johnson s Pam! Store RESTAURANT AND and I ke wha, vo., Ge, Whe e You Get What You Want Bcrrnesvllle Ohlo Phone 136 Phone 142 Barnesvllle Ohlo GIFTS TOYS WINDOW SHADES KITCHEN HARDWARE Pg ' I I O 'A' , 'A' t t - - ETS U 0 - I if I I . H r I M i H ' - if 0 FLOWERS d tdy A SPECIALTY BURKHART S FLOWERS h COMPLIMENTS OF DAMSEL S ICE CREAM PHONE 154 BARNESVILLE OHIO ik BARN ESVILLE DAIRYMEN S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION M Cp ll h WOOLWALL INSULATION COMPANY NELSON GROVES ALTON SMITH For Parties, Dinners, ' Gra uations, Birh a s, etc. Corsaqes for Social Affairs ' if Phone 50 M k Y 'lk ' ly ff d Sh ' h S ' I i' A-Growin' AII f ' Time Barnesvi e. O io Phone 73 'A' I 0 I I ' E y h 0 - and SMITH LUMBER co TELEPHONE FARM AND HOME BUILDING MATERIALS D EQUIPMENT J 'la d 139W IM d BARNESVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS UF BERRYS TIRE SHOP EVERETT BERRY P p I Where You and Servrce Meet For Sports of All Sorts TEAM EQUIPMENT TENNIS ARCHERY BASEBALL BOWLING FISHING TACKLE SOFTBALL BARNESVILLE HARDWARE CO 546 'A' for your f g- l g 4 flE?6TE ' l Hardware, Paint an Glass 'F' g es ain Street Y B 'I ' g S , I . ro rie or 0 TYPEWRITERS CI-IAS S KIRK E HOME APPLIANCES PHONE 178 ALL MAKES ALL MODELS Cook Statlonery 81 Gifts r 165 EI OLDSMOBILE CARS Cook Prlntmg Service E COMPLIMENTS OF MANTZ S BAKERY BARNESVILLE DRY CLEANING Wear Clean Clothes 'A' Ph 243 B 11 h O 157 czst Main Street if f A L ast Main Street Q 227 ast Main Street W 1 WJ gi' ' ,, , gr W L E I i' ll II one . crrnesvi e, O io This agency prides itself on its ability to Work out insurance plans efficiently, economically and satisfactorily. WHY NOT GIVE US A TRIAL? INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY T. F. MERCER, Manager First National Bank Building-Roorn I Room 25 CAMERAS GIFTS THE LAPPERT STUDIO Portraits of Dlstrnctlon BARNESVILLE OHIO I C PENNEY CO Inc Outfitters to the Famrly YOU ARE NEVER TOO OLD OR TOO YOUNG AT PENNEY S COMPIIMENTS OF WALTER THOMAS CLOTHING AND SHOES Style at Prices You Can Afford East Main Street P I1 a u Q 1 Il O O Ol O o o I A n COMPLIMENTS OF THE BARNESVILLE NEWS AGENCY Newspapers Magazines Lending Lrbrary TOYS ART AND GIFT SHOP Gd BARN ESVILLE MILLING CO MERCHANT MILLERS FLOUR MEAL FEED AND GRAIN h d Tuxeoo DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS BARNESVILLE OHIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS FAMILY GROUPS BABY PICTURES AMATEUR FINISHING THE ALBERT STUDIO E t M BARNESVILLE OHIO PETERS MOTOR CO There ls Still a Ford ln Your Future UP TO DATE SERVICE AND PARTS DEPARTMENT 24 noun wnscxzn ssnvucs T 1 ph 249 I I I I 285 ar ner Street Phone 130 I I I Farm Mac inery an Repairs a Specialty 159 cxs ain Street Phone 223 O e e one COMPLIMENTS OF WORTHINGTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Established 58 Years Ago on QUALITY AND SERVICE 9-97 H COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF B ARMSTRONG BCHANDY S FIRESTONE QUALITY MERCHANDISE TIRES TUBES AND BATTERIES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES ROE S HCME 6: AUTO SUPPLY 114116 W M St B 11 h 'I88 'I 4 C i' I V i' C 'lle's Leading Je Iy S I i' O 179 East Main Street I - . ain . arnesvi e, O io H E TICKHILL COAL CO BLACK DIAMOND COAL QUALITY NO 8 SHAKER SCREEN PRoMPr DELIVERY N 41512 RECAPPING M New TIRES Ln' VULCANIZING FOSTER S R H DERBY 8: SON I CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS DERBY S N ,,, Ad COMPLIMENTS OF MARO GARMENT CO Inc BARNESVILLE OHIO Makers of Nationally Famous Jayson Pajamas O O O R. D. o. 3 Phone - - You Can Get So uch More For So i e More I at 1 Q l F I ir O When You Think of Tires, Think f 'A' 1 I ' ver ' d L' OI O BOSWELL S MONUMENTS BARNESVILLE OHIO SHANNON HOTEL AND BARNESVILLE HOTEL e d Co fo table Roo FRED R GRAVES SHEPHERD 8: SONS COMPLIMENTS OF CHEVROLET DEALER THE HANLUN 26 YEARS PAPER COMPANY 108 N h Ch S BARNESVILLE OHIO PHONE 56 I ' 1 CI an an m r ms iv P P S W ,I Established 1872 HUNKLER S BAKERY AND RESTAURANT Home Cookmg FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY COMPLIMENTS O THE WATT CAR 6: WHEEL CO BARNESVILLE OHIO Barnesvllle EIBCIIIC an CHEFFY Furnlture Company DRUGS S FRANCIS KENNARD A1'h Wt Fk EUS am ree BARNESVILLE, OHIO Phone 133 I F O i' orized es ingho J I Dealer R bl I h' I ' I i' 132 tM' St t BOTTLED GAS cooKlNG HOT WATER REFRIGERATION BARNESVILLE DEVELOPMENT C0 MATTHEWS MARKET 523 N h Ch COMPLIMENTS HARDWICK CLEANERS GIFEEN DRUG STORE M GRAHAM S FOOD MARKET STRICTLY HIGH GRADE GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE 60 THE GREEN CASTLE Good Thmgs to Eat 11 h COMPLIMENTS OF GRAVES BOOK STORE WALL PAPER RADIOS 1 5 E M S COMPLIMENTS OF J T T T OF I ort estnut Stre A A for wk . The Store of Friendly Service it A 0 West Gin Street Phone 146 Barnesvi e, O io L L I 0 CUMPLIMENTS G C MURPHY C0 BARNESVILLE LOCKER gl STORAGE RENT A LOCKER PHONE 2 21 BARNESVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF I-HLLTOP RECREATION GREEN CASTLE COMPLIMENTS GRIER S TAXI COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO STORE W G NEELY O 11 h FARMER S MARKET FRUITS AND PRODUCE COMPLIMENTS THE RARNESVILLE WHETSTONE STUNEBRAKER S BARBER SHOP 15E of ' I . . , wner ' ' ' I Barnesvi e. O io I Live Better and Live Cheaper O 1 - OF OVeI' Phone Established I OF I Expert and Courteous Service 7 cxst Main Street POLMATIER STORE VAN DYNES SERVICE STATION KE'-VINATOR G oce es Meats Fo I5 Yea s E S h h PHONE 226 SUNQCQ COMPLIMENTS OF SUPER IOIR CENTURY SERVICE BOWLING ALLEYS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HALL S CASH MARKET CAMPBELL 5 285 S h Ch SHOE REPAIR SHOP PETERS FCWLER S Insurance Agency MARKET ROBERT S PETERS A PHONE 120 102 W M BARNESVILLE OHIO W E D E L I V E R I I I r ri - r r Open Evenings 201 cxst Main Street C ut Sue I I out estnut Q - I . , I gen MONARCI-I FINER rooms Insurance of All Kinds est ain Street COMPLIMENTS OF A R EDWARDS Elect I H COMPLIMENT S OF CARP S SUHIO SERVICE I B STEVENS GENERAL INSURANCE 348 COMPLIMENTS OF MODERNETTE BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 2 I THE 88 CAB COMPLIMEN TS OF BARNESVILLE SIGN CO HARPER S TAXI ERNEST HARPER PHONE 5 1 COMPLIMENTS TI-IE IVIAYFAIB 'k rica Plumbing Wiring Heating Chinawcxre Glcrssw t ardware I I Corner of Quality Signs for 32 Years Church and Chestnut Streets NEON SIGNS I i' Let Us Protect What You Have X ' O ner cmd D ' Ph -I 0 F 7- PROFESSICNAL DIRECTORY W P Iohnson M D Paul G Modre M D HarveyH Murphy M D Paul A Reeder M D D O Sheppard M D F H Stoup M D C H Buchanan D D S Robert D Frsher D Route 1 Barnesvrlle 306 North Chestnut Street 116 West Church Street 212 North Chestnut Street 179 V2 East Ma1n Street 131 Walnut Street 116 East Ma1n Street 155112 East Ma1n Street Th1S Page Through the Courtesy ot D St C1a1r Hasbrouck D K W Mrller D D S T C Wh1te D D S 211 North Chestnut Street 17592 East Ma1n Street 127 East Ma1n Street uscngm uma: JZ' I p'f55AssoQW THE ENGRAVINGS IN THIS ANNUAL WERE PRODUCED BY The Northern Engravrng and Electrotype Co Canton Ohro I if . ' , . D. S. 1 ' F. R. Hasbrouck, D. D. S. 211 North Chestnut Street . ' , . . S. if or to if -1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS At this time. the Senrab Staff wishes to thank anyone in publishinq o who has had a part ur annual. We particula 1 r y want to thank lVl' viser for her untirin -4- 111 11111 I 1ss Carle. our ad- q efforts and helpful suggestions. wi-2'-'?V did 'hiwn be lil ll 1 n 67 llez1111fr1 111 I1 in be t n luck In 1 w ' 111 the I7 111111161 ut lo 1111116 Till SIIXRAB SI XIF l 1 'A' 1 1 - 7 l 6 fl f W ff l ee Q 1 ff l A 1 A x . I '. f l tx N Q , 1 v lf - -t li f X I ' T1 . ' Z 2' x l t 'A' I 1 ' ' f ,vbo ' 'x 1' '. H lt 1 lf av f 1 llc' vlfljx of lllf 1 . '1 ' Q i 1 ' f. 7464 paffccczlcoa w Awww ST HNDHRD Q45 The Complete Job Under One Roof and One Management Page Perfection The Smndwzd Pr1n't1ng Co CANTGN OHIO f I U f X tif? -4 Q . I