Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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' I o 1 I 'I fnnienta Hdmznmlnailnn ,MAAQA fflzlafuzs Kldzlpnizaxzlfzuzrzia 5 , - - - Ktdivdzlw, - - - J ' , - - - s x WE THE SENRAB STAFF OF I953 WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS YEAR BOOK OF 1953 TO MR JACK BERRYHILL Have you seen the man wnth the broad smule gonng around school? Yes I mean Mr Berryhull There us nothung qunte so mc as to be the receuver of thus smule Mr Berryhnll who Barney soon come to know as Mr B has been chemistry aeronautlcs mathematucs geography drlver tramnng and band The band has greatly prospered durnng hrs 20 years here Thus year Mr B really took hus lufe In his own hands and taught the students of B H S how to drive Congratulatnons to you Mr B for you have won the admuratnon of the students and wall long Inve un theur memory 3 1 .M X teaching at B. H. S. since 1933. During these 20 years Mr. B has taught: 0 0 xx ' Q RX .-1' ,f .- A.,--' Q--,-..-nl-Iii.-1-0' Barney delved into the past history of our Alma Mater and came up with these unusual facts about B. H. S. The high school was organized in 1874 by Joseph M. Yarnell. Classes were held in the Union Building where the iunior high now stands. Then in 1879, classes were switched to the second and third f1oors of a new central building. At this time a high school course lasted only three years- the first graduating class having only five members. But soon it became so crowded that classes were held on the third floor of the Bradfield Bulid- ing. In the fall of 1906, it was possible to move into the new high school building, the present home of the Red and Green. Thus the school was expanded to cover an entire block. Even now the construction of a new gym is expanding the school capacities. Our school song was written by W. C. Jordan-once himself a principal of B. H. S. The title of the tune is Bring Home the Wagon. While looking through the old Senrab, Barney found the past of the school bell. Here we quote what the Baltimore American had to say about it in 1879: The bell was made in Baltimore at the celebrated McShane Bell foundry and was sent by this company to the Paris exposition in 1878 to compete with the bells of foreign manufacture, and has the distinction of being the first Ameri- can-made bell of its kind to be sent abroad for that purpose. It received the highest award and was rung daily by the French guards at the closing hours of the exposition. It may, therefore, be regarded as one of the best bells in the world. Upon its return to America in 1879, it was shipped to Barnes- ville to be placed upon a very large public school building. 4 22:2 9 3 X X N X x x XX Q X IL X x Y Q .,1.:.:::..: N .4 Egzfif5325212.Zfj'5.-:-::f.:...,- EEEESEEZEZEEQS?.,f5iEiE253:::. :5?k'-:::,E- -Q.. 5 -' :E:r::E:1::-V:3:5E3Q3QgSfEQ5QE::X 2- -' Q Ivy 'kgs TT:-:-. '35522232fffffifiifffZ55E5Eff55S5Ef5ZfSf5EfEff55EEEEEEEEESEEZW JE: 'S:3. Vrfzhg., 'fI5:1fYE:E:2Ef :'f :': f': : ' wx -125. 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Standing-William Kearns, Foster Gasper Henry Fiechter. Seated-Gibson Bradfield, Dr. H. H. Mur- Dear Friends, lam having so much fun at B. H. S. l first met the Superintendent, Mr. Shepherd. I liked him immediately, as everyone does, for his good humor and his ability to run the school smoothly. Next came his right-hand man Mr. Shelby, the B. H. S. Principal. Things are going so well, there must not be much difiference between a bas- ketball coach and Principal-it's all team work. Among my acquaintances is Mr. Berryhill. Between the sounds of sour band notes and flat tires on the Driv- er's car, it is a wonder that his smile doesn't wear oFf. Miss Bloss spends some time in making girl athletes, and the rest in making the government known to brilliant I?l Seniors. My vision was obstructed by broad shoulders topped with red hair. This l learned was Coach Davis whose duties are to put Barnesville on the map with sports. Not only is Miss Deaver back of the Shamrock in the Enterprise, but she also teaches English Literature, American Literature, World Geography, and how to have a sense of humor. Delicious smells led me to the new Home Economics rooms. Miss Gibson, Home Economics Teacher, convinced me cooking and sewing could be fun. JACK BERRYHILL MARY IDA BLOSS B S In Ed M A A.B. Marshall College Miami University Ohio State University t B.A. in Ed. Muskingum College R. DAVIS DEAVER MARY GIBSON B.S. in Ed. Muskingum College Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh Ohio State University 7 B.A., Muskingum College DONALD W. SHEPHERD A.B., Ohio University M.A., Ohio State University DAVID J. SHELBY B.A., West Liberty College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh At the central oftice I met Mrs. Gill, the school secretary. I was posi- tively amazed at the amount of work she completed each day. Of course while ioining in the activities, I decided to try out for one of the class plays. But Mrs. Goforth ,finding my voice a little gruff , suggested that I attend one of her Public Speaking or English classes. Maybe l'll have a better chance next year. Since being the outdoor type is my specialty, I went to see Mr. Kaiser, the Vo-Ag instructor. He teaches the Ag boys how to run a farm. I looked up Mr. Hobensack to help me with my income tax. I learned a lot in his business training class and bookkeeping classes. I stopped in Room 2 to see how the Senrab was coming along. Mrs. Leach was there writing a lot of wavy lines which didn't make much sense to me. Not only does she teach shorthand, but also typing. I think she did a fine iob in supervising the publication of this yearbook. Don't you? I found Miss McClung in the library dusting books. She seemed a little startled to see me and said Que es esto? Soy loco? Besides teaching Spanish and English, she is head li- brarian. If you ever develop a temperature as I once did, iust go see Mrs. Matthews, the school nurse. She'll fix you up in a iifify. It seemed that every time I pass the oFfice I see Mr. Nicholson, assistant principal, writing out excuses. He teaches General Science, Plane Geometry, General Math, and Algebra. KATHRYN S, Glll. MARY GOFORTH DENVER KAISER Oftice Secretory A.B. in Education B.S. in Agr., Oberlin College Ohio State Universfty PAUL I-IOBENSACK Bethany College, Univ. of Michigan, Hartford School of Rel. Ed. B.R.E., Hart- ford Seminary B.D., Ohio VIRGINIA LEACH MARGARET MATTHEWS PATRICIA A.B. Ohio University R. G t spital A.B. Concord Colle e Office Training School W. Va. College y cl Univ., W. Va. Univ. ' O. E. NICHOLSON B.S. Salem College To brush up on my Latin, I went to see Mrs. Shepherd. Not only does she teach Latin, but also General English, Sophomore English and Civics. Mr. Smarto's Sociology and Commercial Problems classes were very educational, but I enjoyed his journeys into the mysteries of American and World History much better. I heard sawing and hammering and found Mr. Squibb instructing some boys on how to repair this or that. He showed me how not to cut my paw. Out in the hall Mr. Thomas was struggling with a slide rule. Besides teaching General Sci- ence, Physics, and Advanced Math., he is also Principal of the grade school. I walked into the Biology room and got the shock of my life. That nice Mr. War- field, who has an American History class, was cutting up a frog. I heard the sound of an explosion and rushed out to find an even greater shock. The General Science, Chemistry teacher, and orchestra director, Mr. Webster had lit a match too close to a hydrogen generator. To relax my nervous system I traveled to the cafeteria where I found the music teacher, Miss Whitlatch directing the B. H. S. Chorus in a beautiful number. My ears found it hard to leave the cafeteria, but my eyes led me to the gym where I saw Miss Van Osdol, the art teacher, painting a stage setting. After meeting all these nice teachers I can well understand why the Barnes- ville students enjoy going to school so much. I really am enjoying my stay here. And guess what! The Senrab Staff is using my visit as their theme this year. That meansIWIbeappeadngthroughoutthebook Loads of bear hugs BARNEY ALMA SHEPHERD FRANCIS SMARTO D. B. SQUIBB LOUIS W. THOMAS A B Oberlin College B.S., Ohio University A.B., Muskingum College B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University M.A.,-Ohio University s Lt, ' v' MARY WHITLATC MARY CAROL Ohio S.at A.B., Fa rn'QtjJ a allege West fgi IO sity Duke ni sity jmdwm JL mA ,,,,-9' I lvr.,.iU nv? ww Mud Joe . . , Oh Dear! , . . Whofs up Monk? Detecfive WorfWeId . . , I sc1y1hereJeevesl . . . Hopalong Kaiser Soy Cheese! , . . Is it good? 10 rCL'OOfl- N X X X N X X XX GEN N xx N flaum, Q : 2. ' L X xX 5 W Q --41 2 siz:2:i:1.1.. XX A ., N ,X . .,., ,,, XX --iii:-. X :12Q21:-.. x N Q .. '4: :11 : f 'Q ' - .-....:. , X ..1: . , ,...-: + X A.:A:1:: v -1:.::,::,1..f 523352125 .f:- - . .T:V Q .ZZTXXSE QAGB U ufnhnbb lazm, As Barney wandered through the halls of BHS he saw a group of sophisticated people nn stL.dy hall known as Seniors Only four short years ago they had begun their cllmb to the positron of leaders At first of course we were a little green as IS the Freshmens fate but now we are the old experienced sages C95 of BHS We began our hugh school days with wide eyed wonderment of the happenings that lay before us In the commg four years When a class meeting was called and our first class election was held we chose George Skmner to lead us as presndent that year and Mr Squibb as our spon sor In the sprung our class party was held and everyone had a rap roarm ' time We then en tered our Sophomore year and were into every thing theyd let us into We elected Dean Hines and Mr Squibb to lead us through our second year Then at last we were Juniors' Upperclass men' Danny Haqan was our president but due to has illness Jimmy Gibbons took over in his p'ace Our c'ass was reoresented In nearly all actlvutues and we had the special task of editing the 1952 Senrab Our class rings came before Christmas to everyones delight In the sprung our little actors and actresses made their debut an Seventeenth Summer Then everyone was busy on committees for the Jumor Semor Banquet and Prom which was a great success We sand goodbye to the class of 52 and took our place on the east side of study hall We entered our Semor year thinking We ll be glad when thus year ns over but we changed our minds as graduation time came closer Dur :ng our last busy year Dean Hines again filled the office of oresudent very capably and we had a new sponsor Mr Warfield We again tested our ability as actors an The Little Dog Laughed A class party was held nn the sprung Then all too soon came commencement with our marching out to the strains of Alma Mater Of course we had our troubles but we would rather remember the grand time we had In hugh school and we shall never cease to marvel at how quickly those four years passed So farewell BHS' Klan. UMKMA Presnden Dean H nes Treasurer Carol Buchanan Vnce Pres dent James Gibbons S cretary Mary Ellen Jeff ns Mr Salas T Warfield Advisor 6 . 1 I . . , . . . . , - ' - 11 11 . , , . - H 11 . , . . . I - . . , . - ' ' 11 11 . . . . . ,, , - . . . ,, I I n ' ' ' I . l I 11 - - 1 1 - . - ' . , . . . . . . ,, . ,, ' I I 4 ' 1 u . , I . , I I I ' - T . I I I 1 ' ' - I I . , . Q f . I- . - . n 1 . , , 1 - . , 3 - e ' . ROGER ACKERMAN College Preparatory Somerton H. S. I-2, Barnes- ville H. S. 3-4, Chorus 2, Band l-2, Orchestra 2, Scholarship Team 2-3, Class Oflicer I, Hi-Y 3-4, Foot- ball 3-4, Play Stal? 3-4, Hi-Y Cabinet Member 4, Varsity B 4. SHIRLEY ALEXANDER Commercial Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Art Club l, F. H. A. 2-3-4, G. A. A I-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Ol'Tice Assistant 4, Play Staff 3-4, Ca. A. A. Cabinet Member 3-4, Cheerleader 4. NAOMI EILEEN ALLAR Commercial Bethesda H.S 'I-2-3, Bar nesville H. S. 4, G. A. A. 4, Chorus l-2. MARILYN ALLEN Preparatory Nursing Y-Teens l-2-3-4, F. H. A. 2- 3-4, Glee Club I-2, Intra- murals 3, Senrab Staff 3, Office Assistant 4, Play S'aFf 4, F. H. A. Cabinet Member 3, Y-Teen Cabinet Member 4. JACK ANDERSON Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, F.F.A. l-2-3, Chorus 3-4, Intramurals l- 2-3, Class Officer l-2, Play Staff 3. 4? O c 4. I J. you JAMES BAKER English-Science Intramurals l -2. ELEANORE BROWN Commercial Chorus 2, Band l-2, Scho- larship Team 2, Class Om- cer 2, Sornerton H,S. I-2, Barnesville 3-4. .i '1 1 WILLIAM W. BROWN College Preparatory Somerton H. S. l-2, Barnes- ville H. S. 3-4, Chorus 2, Band l-2, Baslrefball I-2. Scholarship Team I-2-3-4, Class Ofhcer 2, Shamrock Stat? 4, Play Cast 3-4, Stu- dent Council 3 I3 ,,.,.f f CAROL JEAN BUCHANAN College Preparatory Y-Teens l-2-3-4, G,A,A I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2, Chorus 3-4, Bond l-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Senrab Staff 2-3, Scholarship Team l-2-3-4, Entry in District Music Contest I-2-3-4, Ol- hce Assistant 2-4, Class Of- hcer 4, Assembly Commit- tee 3, Play Cast 3-4, G,A.A Cabinet Member 4, Y-Teen Cabinet Member 2-4, Sen- ior Scholarship, Glee Club Ofticer 2, State Music Con- test l-2-3, Senrab Editor 3 CA JOAN ELAINE BUNDY Commercial Y-Teens l-2-3-4, G.A.A. 4, Cvlee Club l-2, Band 2-3-4, Intramurals 4, Senrab Staff 3-4, Office Assistant 4, Class Olihcer 3, Play Cast 4, Play Staff 3, librarian I-2, Y-Teen Cabinet Mem- ber 4. JOHN BURGE General Intramurals I-2-3-4 VALLAS CARPENTER English-Science Hi-Y 3-4, Football I, Bas- kelball I-2-3-4, Iulramur- als 2-3-4, Senrab SIQH 3, Class Oflicer 2, Play Slaff 3-4, Cabinel Member Hi-Y 4, Varsiiy B Club 4, I'li-Y Buskelball MAXINE CASTELLO Commercial Y-Teens I-2-3-4, FHA 2-3- 4, GAA I-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Play Slaff 4, GAA Cabinet Member 3 DELBERT WALTER COOK English-Science Ha-Y 3-4, c-lee Club 1 Chorus 3, Inlramurals 2-3, Play Stall 4 W BARBARA ELLEN CLOUSE Commercial Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 3-4, Band I-2-3- 4, Play Cas! 4, Play Slaff 3, Disvricf Chorus Comes? 4 I ,us fm' MARY ANN COLLINS College Preparatory Y-Teens I-2-3-4, FTA I-2, GAA I-2-3-4, Glee Club I- 2, Chorus 3-4, Band I-2- 3-4, Orchestra 3, Senrab Stal? 3, Scholarship Team 3, Entry in Distric? Music Contest I-3-4, Play Cas! 3- 4, Y-Teens Cabinet Mem- ber 3-4, Girls Slale, Senior Scholarship 4 sg! .IACK COPE LAND Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, Intramurals I-2, Hi-Y Cabinet Member 4 do 1 ii' rx-Q. 2' SUZANNE CORBIN Academic Y-Teens I-2-3-4, FHA 2- 3-4, GAA I-2-3-4, Glee Club I, Chorus 4, Eniry in Disvricf Music Comes? Cho- rus 4, Play Stall 3-4, FHA Cabinei Member 3-4, Cho- rus Oflirer 4 I4 RICHARD COWGILL Commercial Intramurals 2, Baseball 3-4 FRANKLIN T. DeVOY Agriculfure FFA I-2-3-4, Intramurals I- 2-3 EUGENE ELERICH Commercial Basketball 2, Intramurals 4. BILL FARSON English-Science Hi-Y 3-4, Football I, In- tramurals 2-3-4, Shamrock Stall 2-3-4, Senrab Stall 3, Play Cast 4, Play Staff RITA FRACE College Preparatory Y-Teens I-2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2- 3-4, Glee Club I, Chorus 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Play Cast 3, Play Staff 4, Librarian I, F.H.A. Cabinet Member 3-4, G.A.A. Cabinet Mem- ber 2-3-4, District Chorus ContestContest 4, G.A.A, I-2-3-4. JEAN GALLAGHER College Preparatory G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Scholar- ship Team 3, Play Staff 4, Librarian 2-4. RICHARD FIFE College Preparatory Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 3- 4, Senrab Stat? 3, Play Cast 3, Play Staff 4. Hampton H. S. I, Barncsvillc H. S. 2- 3-4. DON FISHER Commercial Intramurals 2, Scholarship Team 2-3, Play Cast 4. . , GJ' W .au-L C-QA-ooa..2Q JIM FOGLE English-Science Basketball 'I-2-3 , Intra- murals I-2, Baseball 2-3-4. I' fgz. JANET MAE GIBBONS JAMES GIBBONS SYLVIA GIBSON Commercial Senior Play Staff 4. I5 Academic Hi-Y 3-4, Glee Club 3, Chorus 2-4, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Basket- ball I, Intramurals 3, Shamrock Stall 4, Senrab Stal? 3, Scholarship Team I-2, Entry in District Musi- Contest I-3-4, Class Omcer I-2-3-4, Play Cast 2-3-4, Hi-Y Cabinet Member 4 Somerton H. S. I-2, Barnes- ville H. S. 3-4. Preparatory Nursing Y-Teens I-2-3-4, F.H.A. l- 2-3-4, G.A.A. 3-4, Glee Club I-2, Band 2-3-4, Sen- rab Stat? 3, Class Officer 2, Play Cost 3-4, Librarian 3, FH.A. Cabinet Member 2, Citizenship Test 4. ,Zan af- Aff Aldfby ff- .f-.4 IW' I I I '41, I. 1. ,f I TONY GREINER Agriculture FFA I-2-3-4, Football I-3, Intramurals I-2-3 KEN HIGGINS Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, Glee Club I, Football l-2-3-4, Basket- ball I-2-3-4, Intramurals I-2-3, Shamrock Staff 2- 3-4, Senrab Stal? 3, Scho- larship Team 2-3, Hi-Y Cabinet Member 4, Base- ball I-2-3-4, Varsity B 4 GARY GREAR English-Science Hi-Y 3-4, Art Club I, Band 1-2-3-4, Intramurals I-2-3, Play Staff 4, Hi-Y Basket- ball 3 DOY LE GROVES Agriculture Hi-Y 3-4, FFA I-2-3-4, In. tramurals I-2-3, FFA Cab- inet Member 3-4 PHILLIP HANES FRANK HASHMAN General English-Science FFA I-2-3, Intramurals 2-3, Intramurals I-3-A Play Stal? 3 DEAN HINES College Preparatory Hi-Y 3-4, Glee Club I, Football I-2-3-4, Intramur- als 2, Shamrock Stali 2-3- 4, Senrab Staff I-3, Scho- larship Team I-2-3, Class Ofiicer 2-4, Play Cast 3, Hi- Y Cabinet Member 4, Var- sity B 4 ll CAROL HOOPS Commercial Glee Club I, Senrab Stal? 3, S:holarship Team I-2-3, Omce Assistant 4, Play Staff 4 I6 'X rx 1 B 8 Iv' RODNEY HUNKLER Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, Art Club I, Glee Club I-2, Chorus 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Play Stall 3 ALICE MAE HUNTSMAN SCI-IAFER Withdrawn WILLIAM HYETT College Preparatory Hi-Y 3-4, Glee Club l-2, Football l-2, Basketball l, Scholarship Team 2, Play Stal? 4 CHARLES JACKSON Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, Art Club l, Glee Club l-2, Chorus 3-4, Band l-2-3-4, lntromurals l, En- try in District Music Con- test 2-3-4, Play Stal? 3-4 1 .01 -' LC O-Jqcdldfl g wb JA T JACKSON Preparatory Nursing Y-Teens l-2-3-4, FHA 1-2- 3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Glee Club l, Chorus 3-4, Entry in District Music Contest 4, Play Cost 3, Play Staff 4, FHA Cabinet Member 3-4, Y-Teens Cabinet Member 4, Cheerleader l-2-3-4 .1-'-4' 6011 EVERETT KEMP WILMA LEA LASHLEY Agriculture Preparatory Nursing Intramurals 3, Somerton Glee Club l, Play Cast 4 H. S. l-2 ll MW H29-5l.f.ou-4' BILL LUCAS Commercial Hi-Y 4, Football l-2-3-4, Captain 4, Basketball 2-3- 4-Manager 4, Baseball 2- 3-Manager 4, Varsity B 4 'I7 MARY ELLEN JEFFERIS English-Science Y-Teens l-2-3-4, GAA l-2- 3-4, Glee Club l-2, Chorus 3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Sham- rock Stall 3-4, Senrab Stafl 3, Class Omcer 4, Play Stall 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Y-Teens Cabinet Member 3, Glee Club Offi- cer 2, Chorus Officer 3-4 BEULAH JOHNS Commercial FHA 2-4, Glee Club I, Play Staff 4 A JOHNNY LUCAS General Glee Club 'l, Chorus 2-3-4, Band I-2-3, Orchestra 2, Football l, Basketball l-2- 3-4, Entry in District Music Contest l-2-3-4 MARGARET JEAN LUCAS General Y-Teens 4, Chorus 2-4, Bond l-2, Orchestra I-2, Scholarship Team 1-2, En- try in District Music Con- test l, Play Cast 2, Play Stofl 3-4 JEAN MALLONEE General Y-Teens I, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Glee Club 'l, Play Staff 4, Librarian 3, G,A.A. Cab- inet member 3-4. 'x'-:I v Ak,.JL JOYCE NEUHART ' Commercial Y-Teens I-2-3-4, G.A.A. I- 2-3-4, Glee Club 'l, Band 2-3-4, Office Assistant 4, Play Staff 3-4. LUELLA McCONAUGHY Commercial Band 2, Sornerton H.S. I- 2, Barnesville H.S. 3-4. NORMA JEAN McGHEE English-Science Y-Teens 2-3-4, F,H,A. 3-4, Glee Club 2-3, Chorus 3- 4, Entry in District Music Contest 3, Librarian 3, F.H,A. Cabinet Member 4. SUZANNE McKEI.VEY Preparatory Nursing Y-Teens I-3-4, F,H.A. I-3- 4, G.A.A. I-3-4, Glee Club I, Chorus 4, Intramurals I- 3, Play Cast 4, Play Stofl 3, Librarian I-3-4. 33 Rum ANN NICHOLES Commercial Y-Teens 2-3-4, F.H.A. 2-3 4, Play Stat? 4. T fir mfr! EVELYN MILLER Commercial Y-Teens I-2-3-4, F,H.A. 2-4, G.A.A. 3, Intramurals 2-3, Play Staff 4, Librarian 4. W X9-C' -Q9 2 Qofgy, '5 'Zg,v4 ' J, rv- .,-W' f V f., , I , , , ' ' JOANNE PEKARI MARILYN PRICE DAVID P. RICHARDS Commercial College Preparatory College Preparatory Y-Teens 2-3-4, F.H.A. 3-4, G.A.A. 3-4, Chorus 4, Shamrock Stafl 4, Play Staff 3-4. 18 Y-Teens I-3-4, F.H.A, I-3- 4, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club 2, Chorus 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Shamrock Stat? 3-4, Scho- larship Team I-4, Ofhce Assistant 4, Play Cast 4, Play Stott 3, DAR Citizen- ship Test, Ohio University Citizenship Test Hi-Y 3-4, Art Club I, Glee Club I, Band I-2-3-4, Or- chestra I, Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Intra- murals 2-3, Shamrock Staff I-2-3-4, Senrab Stal? 3, Scholarship Team I-2-3-4, Assembly Committee 2-3, Play Cast 3-4, Baseball 2- 4, Varsity B 4, JW MARLENE SAMUELS Commercial Y-Teens 'I-2-3-4, FHA 1-2- 3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Play Stat? 3-4, Librarian 3, GAA Cabinet Member 3 AL!-2 CHARLES R. TI-IATCHER English-Science Hi-Y 4, Football l, lntra- murals 2, Senrab Stal? 3, Play Staff 3 TOM SCHAFER Withdrawn GEORGE SKINNER Agrizulture Hi-Y 3-4, FFA l-2-3, Band l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2, ln- tramurals l-2-3, Scholar- ship Team 3-4, Class Olli- cer l, Play Cast 3-4, FFA Cabinet Member 2-3, Sen- ior Scholarship. ' .A 'Q cl' JOHN THOMPSON English-Science Football l-2-3, Basketball l-2, Baseball 2 SY LVIA TOOHEY Perparatary Nursing Y-Teens l-2-3-4, Art Club l, FHA l-2-3-4, GAA l-2- 3-4, Glee Club l-2, Chorus 4, Shamrock Staff 3, Play Stal? 3-4, Librarian 3, FHA Cabinet Member 3, GAA Cabinet Member 3-4 I9 l'-il FRANCIS STARR Commercial Intramurals 3 BERNARD UNION SHIRLEY TEMPLE Commercial Y-Teens l-2-3-4, FHA 2-3- 4, Glee Club 'l-2, Intra- murals 3, Scholarship Team l-3, Play Stoll 4, Y-Teens Cabinet Member 4 PAULINE VAN SCYOC English-Science Commercial Hi-Y 3-4, Glee Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, FHA I-2- Football l, Intramurals l 3, Intramurals 3 JAMES WARNER Agriculture Hi-Y 3-4, FFA 'I-2-3, Foot- ball l, Intramurals l-2-3, Play Staff 3-4, FFA Cab- inet Member 4, FFA Bas- ketball l-2-3, Hi-Y Basket- ball 4 BARBARA JEAN WEEKLEY Academic Y-Teens 'l-2-3-4, FHA 2-3, Intramurals 3 PEGGY WILSON General Y-Teens 'l-2-3-4, Art Club 1, FHA 3-4, GAA 'l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2, Chorus 3- 4, Band 'l-2-3-4, Orches- tra 3, Senrab Staff 3, En- try in District Music Con- test 4, Play Cast 3-4, GAA Cabinet Member 2, Y-Teens Cabinet Member 3-4, Glee Club Officer l, Class Ofli- cer l Qafyf-eltC,s.! ,am-an fyau- ELEANOR MAE WORKMAN Commerclal YTeens 1234 FHA 23 4 Glee Club l Chorus 2 3 4 Entry in District Music Contest 3 4 Play Staff 3 4 FLOYD WORKMAN English Science 3 4 Glee u Basketball l Intramurals 2 3 Scholarship Team l Class Officer l Softball l Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity B 4 CAROL ANN WYATT RICHARD DIEGMILLER Commercial tNo Picturej Y Teens 'l 2 3 4 Art Club l Glee Club 'l Chorus 4 Play Cast 34 Play Staff 3 Llbrarlan l Quaker Cnty S 20 'Nr' Hit' I ' 0 Lg fi t 5 ol-Bri 3 if -f U 'N , 3' 0' ' . OU A . .: Hi-Y -,l-.Clbl, - U QMILLOJIA, President Kenneth Fowler Vice President Glenna Brestle Secretary Gary Parker Treasurer Tom Parker Sponsor Mr Paul Hobensack The Juniors did not want or hesitate but elected class officers the first week Class rings were ordered In October and the camera clicked on ninety four Juniors in November Glenna withdrew and Terry Hager was elected vice president The Junior Senior Banquet and Prom was a memorable event as was our class play The Senrab staff spent many sleepless nights publishing the yearbook e were ac tive in 53 But you ll see more in 54 jophnnwmi President Dewitt Lewis Vice President Jerry Toohey Secretary Marlene Foster Treasurer Wayne Ward Sponsors Miss Deaver Mrs Leach You might say as Sophomores we are the in between group Too old to be young Too young to be old We passed through the glgg lung stage and are taking our first totterlng steps into the academic world of adults Socially we function very harmoniously Our party which was held March 6, clnmaxed the year To become Juniors and pass the halfway mark an our hugh school lives will be our next accomplishment Presndent Duck Bell Vice President Joe Coyne Secretary Mike Ramsey Treasurer Duck Corbin Sponsors Mlss McClung Mr Nicholson We were bothered and bewildered Freshmen as we entered the portals of B H S But we soon regained our confidence as we began to take an active part in the complicated machinery of learning The first month we elected our oFfi cers to guide us through this year On March 20 the Freshman party was held which proved to be our most enloyable social function of th year 6'la1m,0 0 .1 . 11 11 ' ' ' W ' - 1 1 - 1 11 , . ' I1 . . I 11 - - 1 - 1 - 1 . . . e I ,tilt CW' glllilbflb., First Row-Don Ayers, .less Baker, Bette Bean, Kay Bell, Richard Betts, Charles Borton, John Borton. Second Row-Glenna Brestle, Robert Brock, Dolores Brown, Bill Butler, Roger Campbell, Virginia Campbell, Shirley L. Castello. Third Row-Phoebe Chegy Billy Clift Hubert Cook Yvonne Cook Billy Crawford Judith Ebeling Delmas Flnnlcum Fourth Row Rolland Fisher Kenneth Fowler Ronnie Friday Kenneth Froehlnch Betty Gatchel Patty Glesey Shirley Greenwood Fifth Row Joe Grier Sally Grier Danny Hagen Terry W Hager Duck Harris Donnls Hayes Jack Hen derson Sixth Row Shirley Hickenbottom Joan Hines JoAnn Howell Ronnie B Hunlller E Jim Hutchison Sally Ann Kennard Robert Knight wmkiv X f -or 3 UI 0 4 Q za HS' W Ca' , 3 as '4 .. 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L - ' . .w s 50f2h0l'I'lDlLQA, Donald Adams Nancy Alexander David Allar Charlotte Anderson Joyce Anderson Ruta Mae Anderson Richard Andrews Sylvia Bach Sue Barley Buddy Ball Don Barrett Ronald Boulet Nancy Boyd Becky Jo Burcher Jerry Burkhart Betty Jane Carpenter Ruth Castello Lansing Collins Faye Cook James Cook Walter Cook Shirley Dlegmuller Helen Dyer Shlrley Edwards Juanita Farrabee Marlene Foster Ruth Ann Froehloch Vlrglnla Froehlnch Gladys Groves Bob Grlmes Dons Hashman John Hashman larry Hayes Mackey Headley Jim Henderson Mary Hlckenbottom Richard Hlckenbottom Jerry Hoops Shirley Hoops Patrlcna Hoslunson Tommy Hoslunson Marlene Hutchnson Wanda lnherst Alvua Jackson Phyllis Jefferls Robert Jefferies Sandra Johnson Gerald Kuthy Hazel Lashley Dewitt Lewis No Pnctures Harold Buntmg Jam Hanlon Gary McBrlde Sue Slules Anna Stotfler 24 W 5 -N. -in ,bl -.4 bf 44- N 5, If JV tw!- Q ia., jfs. W 9'-if.: VK f f I A gl R rsr- , A a. A J J . v - . 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Nr Rf 529 Joanne Loper Nancy Lucas Janet Mallonee Vera Malone Kenneth Marten Shnrley McConc1ughy Rodney McFarland Tom McKelvey John McLelsh Ronnue Mcwnlluams Carolme Merrltt Paul Modle Phyllis Modle Bull Moore George Moore Lmda Moore Pat Morris Robert Murphy Shlrley Nlcholes Larry Panne Herb Parkinson Lmda Pekarl David Phllllps Dempsey Phullups Larry Plfer Morgue Renn e Martha Reynolds Bruce Ruchards Francis Rogers Carol Rolling Delores Sayre Don Schradel Gwen Shepherd Duck Slunner Vlvnon Stevens Jlmmle Swallne Gary Taylor Davnd Thomas Shurley Thompson Myrna Kaye Tnmmons Jerry Toohey Hazel Turner Roy Turner Lucllle VonScyoc Wayne Ward Janet Wehr Rollond Wesley Robert Wheeler Noomu Whntacre Jean White No Pictures-Rosalle Stottler Bruce Union Patsy Wolters Jim Wilcox, Bob Wlneman 25 2 ., -, .N 1 , - 5 11 -7 ' . Sr' ' y s, gf - K W , , In K, 2 -'l 'X ' N ' 'J ., my . - ' V ' K, , T-4gE::'.:.,.wz'Q ' I, ' 5 .QV fy V ' y W y ' , 71 ,,,,,. , lV,v , J J ' of--f y Q3 or , X , J F 1- I I g . 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Donna Agun Rachel Allar Jeannette Baker Wanda Jean Baker Tom Baker Harlan Bell Dlclr Bell Joe Bohandy Duane Bradfleld Cynthaa Brown Marlory Bunfill Delores Burgy Jum Buntmg Carol Cagey Gary Carpenter Shirley Champ Eugene Clark Duck Corbm Jean Corbun Joe Coyne John D Crang Jerry Crum Gary Davis Nancy DeVoy Mary Jane Dnckson Donna Elerlc Bull Foreman Don Froehllch Carol Froehluch Jaclue Froehlrch Charles Gallagher Rosalie Gallagher Charles Gibbons Marvrn Gibbons Harry Gull Jack Gray Bull Greene Robert Greenwood Samuel Hagan Hugh Hanes Donna Hannahs Lullle Hannahs Gloria Hashman Margaret Hess Eugene Hoslunson Jack Howell Betty Kay Hunkler 1' Helen Hunlrler ln Phoebe Hunkler Bernard Humphrey Robert Hyett Ruth Ellen Jackson Donna Jefferls Barbara Jeffers Dave Jones Q Tlx E 4 J V' J . , 71 1. l .1 e, V' f tv , A ' 2 Q 3 ' 'f 1' , - ... ' zw, 1 'V 0. - A' J J W. Q- ft 'gi '- i A tara? F' . . . A X I VW I wr - if N? 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'CZ J Z' X5 ,. 26 Wanda Kemp Patrlcla Knight Charlotte Koerber Carl Lee Lewus Jean Logan Davld Lucas Thomas Lucas Vlrgmla Mayberry Bob Mann Mary McGee Sonlla McGlumphy Perry Muller Bob Muller Margery Modxe Nancy Morrison Waneta Murphy Carl Norquest Mary Null Frank Palne Bob Patterson Sandra Parker Bull Perkins Charles Phulllps Donna Pickens Irene Pnerce Larry Prnce Nancy Lee ee Robert Rockwell Ronnie Sameld Carol Lee Schafer Fred Smath Belva Shepherd Mary Steele Carol Stelner Lally Stephens Marvm Stephens John Stlles Bull Straus Tom Taylor Ronald Temple Ronald Toohey Carolyn Thomas Connie Thomas Allen Turner Bonlta Vanamon Tum Walker Beverly Wallace Marne Warner John Watson Pearl Weekley Lmda Wharton lumor Whutacre Jam Wulcox Jean E Wnlson John Yockey der 4.5! NOT PICTURED Loulse Clouse Patty Gardner Forrest Heskett leo Howell Charles Lucas Vlrgmla Mayberry Jerry McBrncle Harlan Robb Llnda Skunner Oscar Smlth Ronald SfYUgOlIl'1O Robert Waggle James West iw 1423 we A.. I 1435 YW' X 5 MW W rynwf' 4 27 i l H ' l f F F - 3 as - . ' -'Z R c S f J, S fir , ' . A , Ffh ' A ' 1 3 '- u .o ,.ro off. L J 1 ef, 1 '-'-: . H5 H ' z ie E 'Ja Nfl 1 . A 'fl 1, Q Q' V M, , . - 6 3 . M V , Q ' if f s , ij 5 A-'fi . QM rx , . . . is ' , A , . vlll I nh ' , ww., llvl L A .,3' . -J ' 'Tn 1 ' , . ' . . E. A 41 ' K ,,.,2 4 91 Make Ramsey It Q V 4,1 I ' , R ' 4 4 A - W ' M mas? M fi 44 l l . vv ' . ,, , v 1 if . '47 , - -' 3 , J-Q O if X ' .lf J I . T529 w 'f . L' 'f,l?l!7 Y, J Q F ' 'J I M7 l a - 4 1 er r r l ll J .. , -0- , . f If ,, ' - Q .. I. -4-'Va 'rl' J Q ' ff ' -'H , ., J V 0 K I . A ,, ., 4 'r-' J R fs os' ' ' , It I 5, 7,11 .-sf 4- ,- ': ' Wcrking,ore you kidding . . . Hmmmm! . . . Quiet dow Pick on someone your own size, Bill . . . Ugh! , . , Look at his eyes 'E UNI! I f ,,,. . ii -t I M- 1 ' A .LA s , A X' f ,.., t ff' 1 A1 A . A n in hare! . . BcshfulDcc1n. Lc1styeor's scientists . . . Whofs your temperature? Yes, I'II rnurry you . . . Dove,ti1e second . . . Whot'II we sing? Whoa! . . , Tweet! Tweet! . . . Are-ntthey sweet? 28 1? X W! f Z fe, f M ' ,f ' :g f:5:g:::g.:g.g,,., , I ' 232557: .-.-:iff: f-.-D. :I ' ' 'f.5g7 kg.. - f '-r:5e::.:,... ' ::z,:5:5:1.,. W, 9 -- 1 -.5-4,g.g.g.: X X . - .-:-:-1:.:-' -:-:-:-zu-. . :-:-.--.:-zo. V Q Z I X 555. f .'::5:f::' ,V Q 7 f 5:51555 1 V 7 ' .. . -' -o ',,,,,,W0 H .. . .... . ..1.:f.1..f.,.,g.,.,. t QW. gl f ' ''I'3:-!:5:7:2f:S:5kZ.::.3.,... ,, f 'z Vff Y:E2Sf:5g- WV A. . Eric:-J-1f:.f, -.-.-. . .,........ .-I-I-.-.-.'- . .'....... . 'NX N X xx xx XS Ngxxxkw N www N xx K f ' x xvkvoqk N XX mx m NNW Jriw E. 4- A Romance? He s on c11hletetoo'9 Oh you lucky boy' Now See Here' Genluses ut work? , . , Shrrley the second , . . Proud Moment! One more time! . . . Aren't they sweet? Typical Seniors! 30 Barney was greatly amazed when he saw the amount of time and efTort that the members of the Senrab staff put into the production of this yearbook. The co-editors, Jenny Leach and Car- olyn Watt, began the year by giving people their respective assignments. As soon as the theme and cover were picked, Robert Brock, art editor, started the task of drawing pictures. In Novem- ber the business manager, Ronnie Friday, opened the Senrab Sales and his able assistants, Bill Butler, Phoebe Chetty, and Anita Turner began visiting the local businessmen for advertise- ments. Jimmy Oyler, photographer, started tak- ing pictures right away. The class reporters: Joan Bundy, Patricia Rhodes, Gwen Shepherd, and Soniia McGlumphy started gluing pictures and writing up their classes. The activities writers: Judy Ebeling, Delores Brown, Robert McFarland, and Kenneth Fowler began their tedious assign- ments of writing about organiations and sports. The typists, Lois Rine and Sally Grier, stayed many nights to help make this yearbook possible. Mrs. Virginia Leach, the advisor, deserves a huge vote of thanks for the help she gave the staff. On March T5 the entire Senrab went to press. The books were completed and ready to hand out in May. The Senrab staff celebrated a year ot headaches and rewards. They joined the Shamrock Stat? in the annual Journalistic picnic in May. First row: Joan Bundy, Phoebe Chetty, Delores Brown, Jcnny leach, Carolyn Watt, Soniia McGlumphy, Sally Grier, Gwen Shepherd. Second row: Judy Ebeling, Patricia Rhodes, Jim Oyler, Robert Brock, Bob McFarland, Ronnie Friday, Bill Butler, Kenneth Fowler, Anita Turner, Mrs, Vfrginia Leach. YZ? an . 4 I 9 A4 Furst row Bully Crawford Kenny Hugguns Dave Ruchards Bll Brown Kenneth Fowler Dean Hunes Larry Paune Second row Robert Brock Delores Brown Jo Ann Howell Judy Ebelung Gwen Shepherd Patrucua Rhodes Mary Ellen Jefterus Marilyn McKenzue .lum Gubbons Thurd row Marulyn Pruce Joanne Pekaru Shurley Castello Ronnue Fruday Bull Fcxrson Don Ayers Betty Gatchel Bette Bean Muss Wunufred Deaver One Monday durung actuvutues peruod Bar ney walked unto Room 3 Our luttle truend soon learned why all the hustle and bustle T e Shamrock staff was meetung Muss Wunutred Deaver was handung out assugnments and the statt soon scattered collectung theur varuous buts ot news The Shamrock statt keeps the students and the recudung publuc well untormed on all school matters ot unterest Theur artucles guve taur and umpartual statements on all school sub uects and actuvutues Thus year there are seven student edutors each student beung a senuor There are T3 lun uors on the statt, and 3 sophomores Bull Farson serves as a very ettlcuent busuness manager and he deserves a lot ot credut tor sellung the papers every Thursday mornung Thus year the Shamrock statt sponsored an assembly Bula the magucuan Thus assembly was a great success as ut was enuoyed very much by the B H S students The statt had a small Chrustrnas party at the last meetung before Chrustmas vacatuon, and un May they louned the Senrab statt to enloy the annual Journalustuc pucnuc Thus us the l4th year that the Shamrock statt has been on the 'ob They deserve three cheers tor the excellent work they have been doung Typuccl Shamrock Meetung 7 LA, l --., r tg. 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I u Furst row .lummy Gbbons Jmmy Oyler Wayne Mason Jacku Sproul Vallas Carp nter Davud Ruchards Bernard Unuon Neal Mahoney Second row Kenny Fowler Bob Brock John Puersol Bob Knught Ronnue Fruday Jack Henderson Doyle Groves Ronald Stevens Hubert Cook Thurd row Fred Warner Jack Copeland Charles Phullups Bully Meyers Duane Young Jum McGuure Bully Crawford Fourth row Rodney Hurukler Charles Jackson Floyd Workman Danny Hagan Dean Hunes Gary Grear Fufth row Jack Anderson Dove Parkunson Don Ayers Roger Ackerman Kenny Hugguns Bull Hyett George Skunner Raymond Smuth Suxtlu row Mr Paul Hobensack Ruchard Thcutch r Presudent Dean Hunes Vuce Presudent Jummy Gubbons Secre tary Kenny Hugguns Treasurer Vollas Carpenter Chap laun Roger Ackerman Sergeant at Arms Jack Copeland QC The Hu Y Club a hugh school branch of the Y M C A us contunually struvung to help boys achueve a more Chrus tuan way of luvung The purpose ofthe Hu Y us to create mauntaun and extend throughout the home school and communuty hugh Under the capable durectuon of Mr Paul Hobensack, the Barnesvulle Hu Y Chapter partucupated un numerous actuvutues The Hu Y was represented at Ogleby Park by four members from the club and was one of fourteen groups chosen to take part un the New Concord workshop Wuth the formal unutuotuon of 21 new members the Hu Y enrollrrent totaled 39 members The varuous actuvu tues of the Barnesvulle Hu Y were numerous thus year Wuth the help ot the Y Teens they presented a Thanks guvung Day program sold tuckets for Boosters Club and had several bake sales Ceveral unterestung guest speakers addressed the group thus year These talks proved to be very educa tuonal and unstructuve For the flrst tume un the hustorv ot the Barnesvulle Hu Y a Beta Chapter composed of 62 freshmen and sophomore boys was started largely due to the efforts of Mr Paul Hobensack 33 l l I I l r I ' 1 ' Z I I V 1 I U I l V I I I : . , ' e . . . . . . , ' , . . . . ., ' . . . ,, . . - I my A I . . 1 ' standards of Christian character. u' 'Tl - , . . . 'l u ' 'a 1 ' '- ' l .A , I9 V ' - , u-fl . . . . . 1 2 .- X . . . .- i - . 1 . . . ' , , , J I I w 'V ping I . f - I I , -fs-.-. ..........a l www yup! .iv -oa..a.-Q... .gm one - - T...- Firs? Row: Thomas, Bell, Rine, Allen, G i b s o n, Temple, Wilson, Corbin, Frace, Cliff, Castello. Second Ro w: Shepherd, Howell, Bresfle, Jackson, Alexander, Nicholes, Milf ler, P e k a r i, Samuels McGhee, Price. Third Row: Moore, Johns Siephens, Monlgomery Hines, Castello, Gatchel McKelvey, Johnson, Ani derson, Hutchison, Bai' ley, McKenzie, C o 0 k Rhodes, Workman, Fourlh Row: H a n n a h s, Froehlich, Bean, Corbin, Reed, Cook, Froehlich, Morris, Alexander, Dyer, Rennie, Miss Gibson. Fifth Row: Null, Fraehlich Parker, Wharton, Loper Hickenboffom, Reynolds siephens, Nicholes, Jocki son, Gallagher, Caslello McGee, Whiiacre, 'Iona mon. Firsl Raw: Phillips, Phillias Slevens, Hanes, Wal son, Jones, Crawford. Second Row: Butler, McBur ney, Hagan, Mayberry Clause, Temple, Ro:k well, Merrifi, B o r 7 o n Walker. Third Row: Perkins, Gray Wesley, Siiles, DeVoy Froehlich, Taylor, Miller Fourfh Row: Humphrey Clark, Finnicum, Yockey Temple, Skinner, G'oves Borfon, Moore, Nicholes Mr, Kaiser. Fif'h Row: Hickenboflcm Thomas, Ward, Greiner Smith, Fisher, Siiles, Wil cox, Pryor, Cook. JJLHN Barney attended a meetung of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca Club and was hughly astonushed at the number of worthwhule actuvu tues un whuch the members and officers partucu pate Some of the many actuvutues un whuch they took part thus year were the formal unutuatuon tea the corn huskung bee wuth the F F A the 3 Barney was greatly unterested un the Future Farmers of Ameruca The F F A actuvutues for the 52 and 53 school year began by a formal unutuatuon of new members Among the varuous actuvutues un whuch the local F F A Chapter par tucupated were raduo programs on WWVA and WRFD communuty servuce prolects uncludung pro grams at Egypt and Belmont Granges and par Presudent Vuce presudent Secretary Treasurer Socual Program Scrap book Devotuons Socual Servuce News Reporter Musuc Advusor Presudent Vuce presudent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Advisor Advusor Suzanne Corbun Ruta Frace Jo Ann Howell Bette Bean Kay Bell Marulyn McKenzue Bully Cl ft Norma McGee Sandra Johnson Janet Jackson Donnus Hayes Muss Mary Gubson Duck Thomas Bully Crawford Bob Merrutt Gene McBurney Doyle Groves Rolland Fusher Mr Denver Kauser ST air county rally at Shadysude programs at varuous granges and a raduo program The gurls also sent boxes to Korean chuldren at Chrustmas Under the excellent guudance of Muss Mary Gubson advusor these gurls are constantly struv ung to make theur homes better places un whuch to luve fl luamentary procedure demonstratuons at Free port The Barnesvulle representatuves un the par luamentary procedure contests won the sulver ratung The boys also partucupated un county and state faur exhubuts Under the capable supervusuon of Mr Den ver Kauser the F F A had a very successful year .417 First Row, left to right-Olive Reed, Lois Rine, Suzanne Corbin, Marilyn Allen, Sylvia Gibson, Shirley Temple, Peggy Wilson, Mary Ann Collins, Joan Bundy, Maxine Castello, Carol Buchanan. Second Row-Judy Ebeling, Glenna Brestle, Shirley Castello, Billy Clift, Sally Wood, Ruth Ann Nicholes, Evelyn Miller, Marlene Sarnuels, Norma McGee, Betty Bean, Donnis Hayes, Kay Bell. Third Row-Ramona Montgomery, Shirley Copeland, Joan l'lll'19S, Shirley Greenwood, Jo Ann Howell, Patricia Rhodes, Marilyn M:Kenzie, Anita Turner, Carol Ann Wyatt, Barbara Clouse, Jenny Leach. Fourth Row-Janet Jackson, Betty Gatchel, Shirley Alexander, Charlene Pytlilr, Phoebe Chefly, Sally Kennard. Fiflh RowfMargaret Jean Lucas, Sally Grier, Helen Steele, Ruth Wood, Pauline Von Scyoc, Eleanor Workman, Joanne Pekari, Rita Froce, Carolyn Watt. Sixth Row-Miss Patsy McClung, Marilyn Price, Lucille West. .lfllyra Lee Weber, Joyce Neuhart, Barbara Weelrley, Delores Brown, Mary Ellen Jefleris, Suzanne Mclfelvey, Penny hornas. First Row, left to right-Peggy Hess, Janet Mallonee, Waneta Murphy, Cynthia Brown, Diane Bradlield, Charlotte Anderson, Ruth Ann Froehlich, Patty Morris, Sandra Johnson, Marlene Hutchison, Sue Baily, Joanne Loper, Nancy Alexander. Second Row-Lucille Van Scyoc, Betty Kay Hunkler, Carolyn Thomas, Mariory Modie, Gwen Shepherd, Wanda Jean Baker, Donna Elerick, Beverly Wallace, Gloria Hashman, Virginia Froehlich, Bonita Vanaman, Sonia McGlumphy. Third Row-Pearl Weekley, Caroline Merritt, Doris Hashman, Shirley Champ, Mary Jane Dickson, Marie Warner, Margie Bunfill, Jean Logan, Donna Jefleris, Nancy Boyd, Delores Sayre, Fourth Row-Carol Lee Schaffer, Phoebe Hunkler, Jean Corbin, Linda Wharton, Carol Froehlich, Linda Moore. Fifih Row--Jean Wilson, Jackie Froehlich, Sandra Parker, Donna Hannahs, Faye Cook, Becky Jo Burcher, Helen Dyer, Ruth Ellen Jackson, Ruth Castello, Naomi Whitacre, Mariarie Rennie, Mrs, Alma Shepherd. Sixfh Row-Phyllis Jefferis, Rita Anderson, Marvho Reynolds, Vivian Stephens, Shirley Diegmiller, Lindo Pekari, Suzanne Furney, Hazel Turner, Nancy Lucas SENIOR Y-TEENS President Mary Ann Colllns Vice President Peg gy Wilson Secretary Joan Bundy Treasurer Marllyn McKenzie Social Service Shirley Temple Devotrons Marrlyn Allen Socval Janet Jackson Program Carolyn Watt Musrc Carol Buchanan Accompanlst Jenny Leach Advisor Mlss Patsy McClung JUNIOR Y TEENS Presrdent Myrna Trmmons Vnce Presrdent Nancy Boyd Secretary Gwen Shepherd Treasurer Smr ley Deugmlller Soclal Becky .lo Burcher ro gram Joanne leper Devot ons Lucxlle Van Scyoc Socral Servuce Janet Mallonee Musc Sandra Johnson Accornpanrst Waneta Murpwy Advxsor Mrs Alma Shepherd vf vs 3? ti? X 'I lf 'M -Jana Barney Bear had heard so many good things about the Sensor Y Teen Club that he decided to attend one of the meetings and he found out lust what makes this organnzatlon so popular Here are a few of the facts he found the Semor Y Teens us a branch of the YWCA a Chrnstran organlzatlon dedlcated to the purpose of world fellowshrp Thelr meetings were always lnterestlng always different The club met every two we k After the busnness meetung there was always a fTne devotnonal servlce wnth a scripture readrng ard prayer After business meetnng and devo .Ions comes the program These always proved to be great fun Songs klts plays and duscus snows were only a few of the reasons why the gurls looked forward to each new program wrth enthusiasm A few of the undertakings the club spon sored and partrclpated un thus year were th rnltratuon tea for new members the Lrttle Suster Hrke rn co operatuon wuth the .Jumor Y Teens the Bunny Hop and the Mother and Daughter Banquet Thus year the Barnesvulle chapter of the Y Teens had the honor of havang the unter club council at therr school Barney Bear was mvtted to attend a meet :ng of the Jumor Y Teen Club and he found at to be one of the most enloyable club meetungs he had ever attended The Barnesvllle Chapter of the Jumor Y Teens ns a branch of th Y W C A a world wnde organlatlon All freshmen and sophomore gurls were unvuted to Iorn thus club There are no racual or relrgrous bars all are welcome The arm of the club rs to promote world wade fellowshrp The meetnngs were always varned and rn terestlng Devotnonal servlces songs plays, movues and talks were only a few of the factors that went to make tho e me tlngs so popular These were a few of the Clubs undertak rngs for T953 the rnntnatuon tea for new mem bers whtch was h ld thus fall a Mother Dough ter Banquet and the Lrttle Snster Hake The Little Snster Hake was held at the park wrth the Sensor Y Teens After the hrke there was a plcnuc lunch and the hughlrght of the evemng was the lovely candlellght ceremony Three offlcers of the club attended a Y Teen conventron at Columbus last September The club selected some of nts mem bers to attend Y Teen camp thus summer 37 Before school adlourned last sprung gurls from the business classes trued out for posntuons as offlce assistants They were chosen the flrst week of school and assumed theur duties Immediately These dutles include collectnng absence slaps typnng absence lusts and announce ments and varuous other thnngs they do for Mr Shelby and the rest of th faculty Wuthout these school would not run as smoothly as at does Even Barney apprecnated theur fruendlmess and he p The library began nts second year dlrected by a new advnsor, Mass Patsy McClung In order to open the library the second week of school, lubrarnans were chosen soon Barney learned that for the first tame un the hustory of B H S a boy was chosen as a lnbraruan The llbraruans banded themselves together by formmg the Lnbrarnans Club In thenr meet brary efficiently and the care of books A test was given nn March on what every llbraruan should know OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Row Joan Bundy Shirley Alexan der Helen Steele Marilyn Allen Second Row Joyce Newhart Carol Hoops Mr Davud Shelby Carol Jean Buchanan Marllyn Puce LIBRARIANS Flrst Row Joyce Anderson Jean Gal lagher Marne Warner Joclue Sproul Ruta Moe Anderson Barbara Jeffers Nancy lucas Second Row Delores Brown, Suzanne McKelvey, Carol Stetner, Waneta Mur phy, Marllyn McKenzue, Patrucna Rhodes, Janet Wehr Third Row Bully Clnft, Diana Bradfleld, Cynthia Brown, Sonlla McGlumphy, Mass Patsy McClung, Jenny Leach, Penny Thomas, Amta Turner, Judy Ebelmg I O I I Mm, , C116 girls, who are constantly on the job, the high ings they discussed methods of running the li- l . . 38 F rst Row: Wilma Lashly, Suzanne McKelvey, Marilyn Price, Barbara Clouse, Carol Buchanan, Mary Ann Collins, Carol Ann Wyatt. Second Row: George Skinner, Bill Farson, Jim Gbbcns, Sylvia Gibson, Mrs. Mary Goforth, Joan Bundy, Dave Richards, Don Fisher. First Row Judy Ebeling Sally Kennard Donnls Hayes Jenny Leach Carolyn Watt Second Row Jackie Sproul Ronnie Friday Roger Campbell Paul Wlllsle Joe Grier SENIOR PLAY CAST JUNIOR PLAY CAST Jim, little 004, cfauqlwd, ln November houselights darkened on a well filled auditorium and the curtain went up on the dining room of the Huntington home scene of the Senior Class Play The Little Dog Laughed The plot is centered around Laurie Huntington a college Sophomore motoring in psychology Laurie comes home to find out that her family is quite changed ln no time at all she s psychoanalyzlng her brother a taxidermist ornithologist determining the housewoman s I Q and prompting her too patient family to seek their energy peaks by taking temperatures every hour and throwing the entire nengh borhood into a turmoil with her Zombrowski Ink Blot Test She gets in a lnttle too deep however and leaves home When she returns she finds forgiveness and love from her family Jlnwmi, When the curtain came down in March on the Junior Class Play Almost Summer every one agreed it was superbly done In the setting complex problems of finishing high school win ning his gurl and entering college With the help of his best friend he is accused of stealing exam papers which he didnt But finally Paul overcomes his difficulties as Junior s secret life rs discovered Most of the credit for the success of these plays goes to Mrs Mary Goforth who spent many hours perfecting the acting 3' 5 3? ll 1 pi at. , r I ll 1 , , . . 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' ' of the Jones' living room, Paul Jones faces the , I l ' ' g . . . . , , . . . . , , , , ' 1 -' 1 39 3 3 3'? pg Q Q1 K 'film Sounds of harmonuous chords led Barney to the cafeterua where the musuc department meets dauly wuth Muss Whutlatch lwum, Wuth A Song In Our Hearts Blue and Sulver Whute Carnatuon The chorus us made up of Senuor and Junuor gurls and boys At the begunnung of the year they duscussed plans for the comung year and elected officers They were Presudent Jum Gubbons Vuce presudent Suzanne Corbun Secretary Treas urer Norma McGhee Hustoruan Mary Ellen Jefferus Publucuty Chaurman Shurley Alexander and Accompanust Jenny Leach Durung the year the Chorus sang at cuvuc meetungs assemblues Sprung Festuval and Baccalaureate The hughlught of the year was theur partucupatuon un the Eastern Ohuo Musuc Comp tutuon at Cam brudge un March 530114 Elan, 611411 Sung and Edens Bluss us Yours Agaun Blue and Whute Red Carnatuon The Freshman and Sophomore boys banded themselves together as the Boys Glee Club At theur first meetung they elected the followung officers Presu wood Publucuty Chaurman Joe Bohandy Hustoruan Joe Coyne and Accompanust Don Barrett They met twuce a week and practuced very hard The result of thus was theur partucupatuon un the Tuesday Musuc Club Junuor Recutal F F A Banquet assemblues and the Sprung festuval 9111111 EM 67115 let Our Songs Full Your Heart' Vuolet and Whute Yellow Rose Th Gurls Glee Club consusts of Freshmen and Sophomore gurls They first met to elect theur officers They were Presudent Joanne Loper Vuce presudent Phyllus Modue Secretary Treasurer Sandra Johnson Publucuty Chaurman Sue Bauley Hustoruan Gwen Shepherd Accompanust Gwen Shepherd and Myrna Kay Tummons The Gurls Glee Club partucupated un the Sprung Festuval assem b ues and was well represented at the Dustruct Musuc Contest at Phulo 41 ' Q ll ' ll , . I . I . . i . l . I . I - - I I . . I . I , . . I . : ' , - ' . . . I . 1 . . I - . . I ll ' I ' ' ' ll I , I . . . 2 .- dent, J. D. Craigg Vice-president, Dick Bellg Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Green- : . . . I I . . I i . I ' I II ' I 9 , , . . . . : ' , : ' - ' , ' ' 1 - , 1 ' ' ' I ' z ' ' , : ' , . , ,. . . . . Band First Row Carol Lee Schafer Lois Rune S ue Bailey Diane Bradfield Delores Brown Joyce Neuhart Marcia Harp Second Row Mr Jack C Berryhill Ruth Ann Froehlich Patty Morris Janet Mallonee Nancy Alexande R Howell Phoebe Hunkler Jean Corbin Th r uth Castello :rd Row Bette Bean Sally Kennard G ary Grear David Thomas Rodney Hunkler Carol Steiner Shirley Edwards Fourth Row Jimmie Gibbons Peggy Wilson Mary Ann Collins Don Barrett Joanne Loper Larry Gibson Nancy Morrison Marlorie Rennie Ffth Row Jenny Leach Carolyn Watt Pen Th ny omas Larry Paine Phoebe Cheffy Ge r Monan Leach With many of its members graduating with l ast years seniors the Barnesville Marching Band began the new season by recruiting some new members Those who were to be in the in strumental division were taken from Joe Web ster s Junior Band Then to give the band style tryouts were held for new malorettes After the new headliners were chosen the ranks were again complete A summer practice schedule was arran ed 9 by director Jack C. Berryhill and the band spent long hours practicing old music and learning new. From the entire band a precision drill group of thirty-six was chosen. This group spent extra hours learning various difficult precisional dr'lls. The group consisted of many seasoned veterans and also a few newcomers. They prac- ticed hard and performed for the spectators at the fall football games. In y o o umbus and spent a fun-filled day at the Ohio State Fair. The members made the trip in three school buses which were paid for by a fund-r August the band iourne ed t C l oising campaign. 42 oge Skinner Nancy Reeder Patty McCoy When school began in September the band b egan to practice for the coming footb ll a season Before them lay the task of learning formations f or the many half time shows they present each e P y ar ractices for these shows were held d ur ing activities period and in the evening The Y worked until formations could be maneuvered with skill and accuracy In December th mas Party in honor of the Sen' iors. It was a gala affair and greatly enjoyed by all. After football season the band retired to the confinement of the band room where they began to practice for their coming spring band show. This year due to increase was divided into two parts One con ' t d . sis e of concert selections while the second was made u P of popular songs many of which were enhanced b h ' y t e added talents of vocalists from the b d an , Th show proved to be a great success. The successful season spent by the band is almo t ' ' s entirely due to the tireless efforts of our beloved director M . B. e band held its annual Christ- d demand the show ,Q-4 ' Joanne and Wie-. ' W N X- H rman Edwards k S roul Anita Turner e l P ce Carol First Row Dick Modie Gwen Shepherd John McLeish Larry Paine Jac ie p Second Row Kay Burkhart Naomi Whitacre Kay Bell Mary Ellen Jefferis Charles Jackson Barbara Clouse Mari yn ri Jean Buchanan Third Row Dorcas Hanlon Nancy Starr Patty Knight Iona Jackson Molly Davis Carol Murphy Sue Shepherd Sandra Shepherd Fifth Row Donna Billiter Linda Armstrong Freddy Smith Richard Fife Duane Young Barbara Jeffers Jeep Smith Ruth Ellen I B Wesley Tommy Lewis J D Crag Jackson G ier Charles Jackson Scott Nixon Anderson Linda Moore Joe r Six h Row Joyce I M heard ln September strange noises were coming from the band room. Upon going over to investigate Barney found the orches- as directing it fast and ra. Mr, Webster w vember they sounded better for the Senior Class Play. ior Class Play and Spring Y Festival came around they were sounding er good On their final appearance at v y . nded like real pro- furiously. 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NX Q .-QEIEZEESEZETEIZZ5211231-1-11-I-. , xxxxxxx Au' W A XX O football Under the guidance of Coach Jum Davis the Shamrock gridders engoyed one of their best sea sons nn the school s history Shamrock followers saw the locals win six of their nine games un 52 The Barnesvnlle Shamrocks opened a very successful season by bowing to the Massillon Re serves un a free scoring contest at the local sta duum Massillon managed to squeeze out a 32 31 victory In the second game B H S suffered nts worst defeat of the season as the Shamrocks lost to a strong Tnltonsvulle eleven When the final whistle had blown the scoreboard read Tultonsvulle 26 Barnesvulle 6 After suffering two consecutive setbacks Barnesvllle hung up its Initial victory by white washing the Dnllonvale Night Riders 60 un an E O A L game Long TD runs by Thomas and Jackson gave th Shamrocks a 21 13 edge over Cadiz Fight ing off a last mtnute Cardinal rally Barnesvllle chalked up its second league win Barnesvulles third straight triumph was an Shamrocks tallied three times in the last half to tak the decision An 84 yard scoring sprint by Thomas sparked the Red and Green outburst At Bridgeport the Shamrocks absorbed their third and final defeat of the 52 campaign The Bulldogs vlctlmlzed the Shamrocks by out scoring the vnsutors 26 12 The highlight of the 1952 season was the traditional clash between Barnesvllle and St Clanrsvulle on the Shamrock gridiron A Home coming crowd of 3 OOO watched the local eleven wan its first decision over the Red Devils In 16 years Thomas 80 yard return ofa fourth quar ter kickoff qave the Shamrocks a cherished 20 14 victory At hom Adena gave Barnesvllle a score Bamesvulle Hugh School 1952 Football Schedule BHS Opp Massillon Reserves Tnltonsvulle Dlllonvale Cadiz Powhatan Bridgeport St Clarrsvllle Adena Shadyside but the Shamrocks hung to their slum lead and emerged victorious by the score of 12 7 The win gave the Shamrocks their first E O AL cham ptonshlp slnce1936 Determined goal lme stands featured the season s final game against Shadyside Finally penetrating the Orange and Black defense the host Shamrocks went on to post their sixth win by the score 19 0 As a result of the victory over Shadyside Barnesvllle was awarded the trophy put up each year by the Barnesvllle and Shadyside American Legion posts ln February the B H S athletes were hon ored at the annual Boosters Club banquet where Jimmy Dudley renowned sportscaster of the Cleveland Indians was featured as the mam peaker The following players were awarded let ters Kenny Huggins Bull Lucas Dave Richards Dean Hanes and Roger Ackerman Seniors Don Ayers Ronnie Friday Terry Hager Ronnie Hunk ler Jim Hutchison John Lambert Tom Neff Jim Oyler Gary Parker Bob Stiles and Duck Thomas Juniors Alvua Jackson DeWitt Lewis and Bruce Richards Sophomores Jack Henderson and Jerry Toohey managers Flrst Row Assistant Coach Dave Shaw Dewitt Lewis Robert Knight Bruce Richards Alvua Jackson Jimmy Hanlon Jimmy Oyler Dan Ayers Dave Richards Terry Hager Jim Hutchnson Tom Neff Duck Thomas Coach Jim Davns Second Raw Manager Jack Henderson, Bull Lucas, Buddy Ball, Ronme Friday, Dean Hines, Roger Ackerman, Allan Palmer, Bob Stiles, Kenny Huggins, John Lambert, Ronme Hunkler, Jake Burkhart, John Thompson, Harold Bun ting, Manager Jerry Toohey . . . I . , . a 1 . 1 1 1 I ' . ' I ' 31 ' 32 - . - 6 ' ' 26 , , 6 ' 0 ' ' 21 ' , 13 ' . ' - 18 6 ' . 12 ' 26 . 20 . ' ' 14 f ' ' ' 12 7 19 ' O , - , . . , . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 . , . . I I -, ' 18-6 trouncing of the Powhatan Indians. The ' , S . . . . . Q ' l , . u , . .l. - I I ' . . , . 1 s n - ' I ' ' ' . 1 1 I F I I I I - I , , . , ' , ' ' I f I I L - 7 , , 46 wlwdowp, H99 Wai WWW l My They re the men behind the teom' They re the ones wuth all the steam' Yeo' Yeo' Coach Davis' Coach Show' 47 al-ng, ea ,IC 2--4--6--s . .7 Roger Ackerman, D Hines, Ccxpkxin Bill Lucas, D Richards, Ken y ' ' . .aff A ,W 5 1. 4 ,gd 1 Q. A QC X I S ' 1 , . 1 Although greatly handicapped by lack of height, the Shamrocks ended the season with a record of 11 victories and 10 defeats. Experi- encing a slow start, the Davis-coached quintet won only three of its first nine games, but in their last eleven encounters, the Shamrocks capped eightvictories. First on the schedule were Belmont and Bethesda, who proved to be easy victims of the Shamrocks. Barnesville's next five games were against the top teams in this area: Cambridge, Bellaire, Bridgeport, and Woodsfield. Bellaire scored heavily in winning twice over the Sham- rocks and Cambridge's tall quintet also won eas- ily, but Woodsfield and Bridgeport had quite a bit of difficulty in downing Barnesville. Against Cadiz, the Shamrocks returned to the victory column, but St .Clairsville bettered them by 4 points. B.H.S. then hit a three game winning streak by handily defeating Newcomerstown, Bethesda, and the Adeno Golden Wave. After bowing to a hot-shooting Dillonvale five, the Shamrocks once more hit their stride as they totalled 95 against Belmont and then easily disposed of Adeno, Powhatan, and Cadiz. In a heart-stopper, the Woodsfield Redskins went two overtime periods to whip the battling Shamrocks by a single point. The Red and Green Cagers closed out the season by losing to Cambridge's rangy Bobcats, and then rallying to nip St, Clairsville in the sea- son's finale. In the first round of tournament play at Til- tonsville, Barnesville drew Bellaire St. Johns as its opponent. After playing on nearly even terms in the first half, St. Johns broke loose with a third quarter point barrage that iced the game. In the final stanza, the Shamrocks staged a brilliant comeback, but the rally fell short and St. Johns triumphed 62-55. Basketball Schedule 1952-1953 B.H.S. Opp. B0 Belmont 47 73 Bethesda 43 77 Bellaire 94 52 Cambridge 78 57 Bellaire 80 49 Bridgeport 56 54 Woodsfield 55 69 Cadiz 53 67 St. Clairsville 71 86 Newcomerstown 50 64 Bethesda 53 98 Adeno 50 60 Dillonvale 78 95 Belmont 46 64 Adena 42 69 Powhatan 63 67 Woodsfield 68 B6 Cadiz 53 57 Cambridge 74 69 St. Clairsville 65 Tournament 55 Bellaire St. Johns 62 ln 21 games, Barnesville scored a total of 1448 points for an average of 69 points per game. Shamrock opponents averaged 61 points a game in tallying 1282 markers. Leading the Barnesville scoring parade was Johnny Lucas, the leading point maker in Eastern Ohio Class A ranks, who collected 468 points in 21 games for an average of 22.3 points per game. Lucas also led the Shamrocks in foul shooting by capitalizing on 82 of 111 tries for a percentage of 73.9. Vallas Carpenter, who tallied 252 points, along with Lucas represented Barnesville on the E.O.A.L. all-star squad. At the end of the season the following play- ers were awarded letters: Vallas Carpenter Kenny Higgins, Captain John Lucas, Dave Rich- ards, John Lambert, Rolland Fisher, Alvia Jack- son, Bill Lucas, Manager, and Ronnie Friday, Manager. 1 46'a.4k.etbalL First Row: Johnny Lucas, Jerry Toahey, Paul Modie, Dave Richards. Second Row: Vallas Carpenter, Alvia Jack- son, Ronnie Hunkler, Ronald Fisher, John Lambert, Kenny Higgins. 48 'F 42. '..3 Valles Carp 1 , C pi ' 3--5--7-- 9 who do we fluhlz. ,QL Wm, page 2 i WW!W5',gf B ,J I- I M. He s Une' He s mce' He s cu wonderful guy' H For he s the coach of Bornesvulie Yea' Yea' Coach Dovns 49 bm, ff-'Aff QUV Q , 4, , ,Q,,. -lr x , ' 7 , ,V gf W, if M, W: fi 55 ,I ,f , - Q , 5 H r A ,I I. adam 'ffl . 57' ,V f ,aff fx - ' g :M 1 I - , . I . ' D . I L 6'a.4luztbnlL . ' Bfmlmtball Don Pryor Gary Parker Harold Bunting Rolland Fisher Ronnie Hunkler Alvua Jackson Jerry Toohey In winning 'I6 of their 20 games the Sham rock reserve squad displayed promising talent which should result in Barnesvllles having some championship basketball teams un the coming years The reserves opened the campaign by scor mg decisive wins over Belmont Bethesda and Bellaire The Barnesvnlle seconds then lost to Cambridge by a single pomt and in the follow mg game Bellaire avenged an earlier loss as they won over the Bornesvnlle reserves by 7 points their worst defeat of the season The local reserve unit then took a saueaker from Bridgeport by a 'l pomt margin but lost to Woodsfield in another close contest Cadiz and St Clanrsvnlle were added to Barnesvnlles lust of victims before Newcomers town handed the little Shamrocks their fourth and final defeat The reserves ended the season in a blaze of glory as they won their final l0 games ln de featung Bethesda Adena and Dnllonvale the Shamrocks defensive umt held their opponents to a meager pomt total A fourth quarter rally enabled them to overtake the Belmont reserves and wan their tenth game The Shamrock re serves then knocked off Adena Powhatan Woodsfield and Cadiz with ease but Cambridge and St Clalrsvulle provided tough opposition before losing In the season s final games Duck Harp Ronnie Suffield Perry Muller Robert Greenwood John Smith Milford Goins Harlan Bell 2nd row Scott Nixon Bull Foreman Joe Bohandy Bull Hams Duck Bell Joe Coyne Coach Karl Fnndley The Barnesvulle Jr H1 basketballers, under Coach Karl Fnndleys guidance won 7 of their ll encounters during the 1952 53 season Starting the season with decisive wins over Belmont and Bethesda the Jr Hn cagers com piled nmpressnve point totals Bellaire then took their measure but Cambrudges tall quintet fell to the locals by 9 points after Bellaire had won its second victory over the Barnesvulle five After losing to Dullonvale by 14 points Barnesvnlle came back to gain nts second decision over Belmont and topple Adena an a low scoring contest In the final game Cam bridge gained revenge for nts earlier loss by taking a 3 point thriller from Barnesvulle thus giving the Jr Hu club a 7 4 record Barnesvulle bowed out of Jr Hn tournament play by losing to Dnllonvale In their first tourney game In totaling 398 counters Barnesvnlle aver aged 36 points per game whale the opponents compiled 315 points for an average of 29 points a game I I ' I . I I I I . . I . . . U I Q D . . . , . I I . . . . i . v. n n . I I - I . I ' . Easy wins over Cadiz and Bethesda came I . . , . . . . ' I - I . . . . I . 1 1 . 1 ' ' , . . . ' . ' ' I ' - I I n ' I I , . . . , 50 6 s e NEW UNIFORMS Janet Jackson, Shirley Alex- ander, Waneta Murphy, Jacllie Froehlich, Faye Cook. OLD UNIFORMS Jaclue Froehluch Faye Cook Waneta Murphy J a n e l Jackson Shirley Alexander he found the school had only one remaining cheerleader This problem was soon remedied by the election of four new cheerleaders Under their excellent direction the student body was able to cheer the boys onto many victories The cheerleaders were able to purchase Janet Jackson senior cheerleader was elected to be their candidate for homecoming queen The help of the cheerleaders has been greatly appreciated by the team members and the studentbody 387'-wi' . '-Q H ,af-r Z 1 When Barney first arrived at Bornesville, new uniforms by the middle of the year. 51 afmity, 4613, Klub First Row: Kenny Higgins, Dean Hines, Don Ayers, Jim Oyler, Tom Neff, Bruce Richards, Jack Hender- son. Second Row: Ronnie Friday, Gary Parker, Terry Hager, John Lambert, Jim Hutchison, Ronnie Hunkler, Dick Thomas. Third Row: Floyd Workman, Dick Cowgill, Roger Ackerman, Paul Willsie, Jim Hanlon, Bob Stiles, DeWitt Lewis, Coach Jim Davis. A meeting on October 15, i952, was held Some of the activities of the club were: a Under lhe Cepeble leadership of Coach -lim farewell dance held on November 7, purchase Davis, to decide the name of the Lettermen's Club would be the Varsity B's. The purpose of this new club is to encour- age and boost sports at Barnesville High School. of E.O.A.L. sweater emblems given to all foot- ball membersp and the purchase of a trophy for the Homecoming Queen. President+Ronnie Hunkler, Vice-president-DeWitt Lewis, Ronnie and Monk Secretary-Gary Parker, Treasurer-Alvia Jackson. Our Queen . Q. J.. First' Row: Gwen Shepherd, Sylvia Gibson, Janet Mallonee, Shirley Greenwood, Jean Mallonee, Kay Bell, Carol Jean Buchanan. Second Row: Joanne Loper, Suzanne Furney, Shirley Alexander, Phyllis Modie, Sally Kennard, Phoebe Cheffy, Third Row: Miss Mary Ida Bloss, Joyce Neuhart, Rita Frace, Anita Turner, Marilyn McKenzie, Carolyn Watt. Barney found all the athletic minded girls of B.H.S. belonged to a club which helped to further their hopes and abilities. This club was the Girls Athletic Association or the G.A,A. The G.A.A. rnet in the spring and chose girls who were capable to be their omcers. These girls handled the activities of the club and planned the G. A. A. schedule. The girls in the G. A. A. met after school and during activities period to play the various sports in their season. The girls were divided into teams and then into two leagues. The club owes much of its success to their new advisor, Miss Mary Ida Bloss, and her staFF of hard working ofTicers. What form' Rear view I Il get even 147' if' a-, I Who! 5 over there What s so funny? uerommo The new gym What s the CHYCJCTIOIW9 The hardest workmg mon In h1gh school Anofher tall tole Fure prevenhon Let me ct hum I love ihls We won Nancy Ruth Ann Gwen 54 LJ A 0 , gs A 'Mfg 'W .H , 1 iff 2252 .4 LLL I 'A' up ' W. . 'W AV I , Jaom Jim WQMDML of Agalznnq, Baan, SEPTEMBER Football games School opened YTeen hayrude Organuzatuons meet Class puc tures Constructuon for new gym begun New Home Ec Department Pune Room New precusuon marchung band New teachers New cheerleaders Furst day of huntunq I had better hucle Cutuzenshup clay OCTOBER Dummy tor Senrab Cover packed Beat St C Junuor Class rungs pucked Hallo ween Hudden talent F H A party Teen Luttle Suster Huke worst luck all gurls Corn huskung Bee Amateur Contest NOVEMBER Band went to Muskungum School Nught Receuved Class Rungs Donkey Basketball Senuor Play YTeen Tea Senrab Sales began Too much turkey DECEMBER Furst basketball game F H A Inutuatuon ea Chrustmas play Band party G A A and Hu Y Party F F A Banquet Assem bly Lots of mustletoe and bear hugs' JANUARY F A on the Happy New Year sembly magucuan Exams phooey' Hu Y dance Televusuon Wheel Senuors puck an nouncements FEBRUARY Too warm to hubernate and too cold to swum' Weeks vacatuon due to flu Rah' Rah' B B tournament G A A Playday CTA Dunner March of Dumes Organuzatuons on raduo MARCH Band Revuew Phulo Jr Class ay Sophomore Party Freshman Party Scho larshup Test Baseball started Senrab went to press APRIL Easter Assemblues Y Teens Dustruct Meetung Baseball Sprung Festuval Sprung Vaca tuon Y Teen Mother 81 Daughter Banquet Sr Class Party MAY Shamrock 81 Senrab Pucnuc Baccalaureate Commencement May Day Scholar shups Junuor Senuor Prom and Banquet Senrab arruves and Barney us happy School s ou Hurrah' ' .. .... T F... air... ...As- t... , 5 awww THE SENRAB STAFF OF 1953 WISHES TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO MADE THE PUB LICATION OF THIS YEARBOOK A SUCCESS Z HAROLD S DAVIS NURSERY f. FLORAL YOU' JeWe'e' QI Ah, y I Yi is A Mom Si Bornesvllle O 'gmWlW fWWffM W WMM 'RWUI ns THE SHEPHERD Rout 8Sou1h Phone T40 PHARMACY FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE West Mom Street 1977 fOur 26th Yecurj T953 56 ., 4 I ll Il z f fl' S . -Q: .AQ - . -, . , II,I, . . AI I. 'q -' ,f 13 .s- ,. . 'r.. T 1 1--'TE--4 f,,,:-' 4 - . . ' if ' 4 .,2,,,,,,.., ,,,.L.a5,, , 183 E' ' ' AQI , is fuuummmumm-.nuuuuuunnullfl If ' , , V . . . A-,a-fl-5-5-i idikki-a.' T1 .-7 T A Juxuvvg' T 'IT --mlm Fir' TAT' .I L , I III ,IITII , II,,.,,,,Iqx III,.I,Ii,, n, ,, I . ww -Arm' . ,I'y'1u' gf' ,ff I , IMI ,IH IIIIIIIIIII I II I IIII I I K . ?Ix -I L ,M -II M III.I. 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