Bartlett High School - Covered Wagon Yearbook (Bartlett, OH)

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X-J .ff .mln Wy ,,.p 4' -gt'-'g-ff' XNXSTR P310 TO V YL WHO HAS NITHURANN FROM O R CLASS SI CL M NL DEJICATL OUR 1953 Y ARBOU1 AND HOPE YOU RENHNBER UR UOOD TIMES Charles B Wright Superintendent Industrial Arts C L. ldlahan Retired County Supt of Schools SP W J B Cormnny Biology, Physics Mathematics General Science Roy J Virden Physical Education Social Studies Coach Kathryn Llexander Home Economies English 5' Mary Hammett Publlo Speaking Typing, Hxorthend Bookkeeping This page is sponsored by Broughton's Dairy and Bergen Bros. of Marietta, Ohio 'V' A A I ,'k', e in . 1 Q , I ' 1 O I O C ' l5f'ff.,:.9V n . 3, V X Hifi- N ' ' 1 5, 'vii e o e 239.1 f . e A yi, X .bt 'V ,, Y ' 3 rv YEARBUUIQ STAFF If .4 First Row Mrs Hammett Advisor, Clyde Law Joanne Ladd, Ann Weekley Dolly Hayle, Dwight Tate Second Row Miles Thomas Nancy Carothers Doris McClain, Madlyn H111 Janet Graham, Dick McAtee H11 CLASS OFFICERS President Dwight Tate Vice President Dick MoAtee Secretary Nancy Carothers Treasurer Joanne Ladd This page is sponsored by The F J Beasley Co , M111deck's Shoe Store, Landis Service Station, and Lenore S Stack Dentist of Athens Q 0 'lf' X' - Q , , ff . 1 ,, A A ' 1 . 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Q . - . . . n . . . . - 0 . . . , . .df f W, Maum- fs -159' f5P This page is sponsored by Athena Ice and Storage Athens, Onio NANCY CAROTHERS Glee Club C1 23 Y Teens Q13 Claes Officer C2 43 Ecno Staff C3 43 Annual Staff L43 Clase Play is 43 JANET GRAHAM Glee Club ll,23 Y Teens Q13 Cheer leader C1 2 5 43 Ecno Staff 4 Yearbook Editor K43 Claes Play C3 43 MADLYN HILL lee Club ll 23 Pep Club C1 23 cho Staff K5 43 Yearbook Staff Q43 Librarian L43 Clase Play K5 JOANNE LADD Glee Club ll 2 3 4 Officer K2 3 43 Echo Staff C1 5 43 Annual Staff 4 Librarian l43 Claes Play C4 CLYDE LAW Eono Staff Q43 annual Staff C43 DOROTHY LINSCOTT Glee Club ll 2 3 43 Track C1,2,5 Annual Staff 43 and The Athens Messenger of I 1 I - : , I . 1 Q 8 I U 'Lv-I' EX ., 4 - S 1. - X ' 1 . N pl , I S2 ' , v.-l fx' 'I I a I I I 4 93 3- G 1 3 G 5 L , s ' 3 A 5 ' ix V - m, V J Y-Teens Cl3g,Claee uv' I 1 S . i 4 N33 X! z S: , 3 C S R if ' 3 V' K S' r 1 - Z xx V 1 C l ir' 'X W . DOLLY MAYLE Glee Club C1,2,37: A53 Y-Teens 417: Pep aaa, Club Cl,2Jg Echo ,, Staff Cblg Annual Eaa i?31 Staff CUP: Class 5,5 , 4 RUTH MAYLE 'Lf if. agp Class Officer C155 Annual Staff Glee Club ll 23 DICK MGATEE Basketball K1 2 3 4 Baseball fl 2 3 Track ill, Echo Staff fbi Annual Staff fbi Class Officer CBJ Class Play CUP DORIS JEAN McCLAIN Class Officer l1,2 3? Track C2 31 Glee Club ll 22 Echo Staff C49 Annual Staff Chl Class Play C3 M5 DICK McGREW Basketball Cl 2 3 bl Track ll 23 Annual Staff lub LARRY PLACE Basketball ll 3 47 Class Play C3 M Bono staff tu5 Annual Staff CU, N This page is sponsored by Gilchrist Mine of Sharpsburg and The F H Gifford Company of Ameaville ? CMJ: 5 I I I , , . JU: ill : ' I X 1 ,f Q . 3 A rea: p I l . I P + ,,iN:l. ,aim DAVE STEPHENS Echo scart CMJ Annual Staff CMJ Class Play KU? DWIGHT TATE Track ll 2,33 Class Officer Basketball C1 2 341 Baseball 11,2 3 4 Class Play C47 Annual Staff can Echo smart 445 MILES THOMAS Class Off1cerK2 37 Claes Play 13, Echo Staff C3 UP Annual Staff C47 ANN WEEKLEY Annual Staff CU, Echo Staff C47 Class Play KHP CECIL WIGAL Annual Staff lb! Clase Play CUP This page is sponsored by R D Darden of Bartlett and The Marietta Electric Company of Beverly, Ohio S D 1 Z KHP: I ! 3 1 I Z S D K l F . I 2 S ' I , Q Qv'vah ,Q 4' 'K' 4 y H- l 5 f ' A- ' Z EL S IJIQUIU Y NAMAZING DISCOVLRIES MADE IN EXCAVATION OF BURIED CITY ' This was the re- port that spread like fire throughout the city on the morning of Hay 31 3000 With one accord the whole populace dropped its activities and flocked to the scene where, before their wondering eyes, a long dead town began to reveal its secrets under the picks and shovels 'What's the name of the town?H someone called and without delay a second voice called back, 'Bartlett P True enough' So it turned out to be Bartlett, a small town that had flourished a thousand years before and then had disappeared with the passing of time, until, like Rome, lt was buried by centuries of debris, had come into its own once more Suddenly a loud shout arose above the excited buzz of voices 'What is lt? what is 1t?' everyone wanted to know 'We've found a picture of the mayor,' one of the diggers answered breath lessly Here he is Take a look 'Oh, what a handsome man several of the ladies sighed Nwhat was his name?u one gazer wished to know They turned the picture over and there on the back they found the answer to this latest question I large black letters they beheld the mayor's name Larry Place But scarcely had they had time to repeat the words before another loud shout arose More amazing discoveries were made A picture of our 55th president and his first lady were found Clyde Law and Ann Weekley both graduates of Bartlett High School While brousing through some high school records it was discovered that Doris Jean McCla1n,who had been a 1952 candidate for Bartlett High School Car- nival Queen, had become the wife of the famous five star general, Lee Jobee Cecil Wigal IV found an old piano book of his famous great, great grandmother, Joanne Ladd, who had been a well known concert pianist and the wife of Cecil Wigal, an electrical engineer Mr end Mrs Ason Goddard III and their child ren turned up a picture of Janet Graham, the wife of Aeon Goddard and mother of their 18 children A gold set of forsceps was found in the debris on which Thomas when he began his career as a dentist in Bartlett Dolly Mayle's great, great grandsons, who were quintuplets, found an old rusty crank and decided it must have belonged to their great, great grandmother because she was such a cranky history teacher until she became the wife of Captain Robert Dickinson Ruth Mayle, who tried to become president without announcing she was over thirty five, was the prosperous secretary to the president of the United Staun A great, great nephew of her boyfriend, J A , recognized her not forgotten face J A had spent his whole life trying to woo her into marrying him Nancy Ann VI found an old beat up pencil and by looking for more information found that it belonged to Nancy Carothers being one that she used when working as Dave Stsphen's secretary Nancy later became the wife of the successful engineer, Jack Ingram While looking around,some records were discovered whldz revealed that Dave Stephens was a member of the F B I Dave had aided John Beadle Smith clean up his Department of Communists Although Dave was a bachelor he received many proposals of marriage Dave's only regret was that Mr Cormany had not been there to congratulate him Janet Ilene and Dick V found a skeleton of a rabbit and a chicken immediately deciding that these were the remains of their ancestors chicken and rabbit farm Dick McGraw and his wife, Janet Cozzens, had owned a chicken and rabbit farm Looking further into the ruins a picture of Dwight Tate was found Dwight Tate had become a successful prize fighter and lived until the ripe old married Peggy Newman and had had 13 children When a was found everyone nearly went wild It was D1ck1e's though the name of his charming wife was never found, looked like a movie star Dickie was always a lady's While further exploring in the debris, Susie Minerd f age of 105 He had picture of Dickie Mcatee wedding picture Al everyone assumed she man even in high school ound a picture of Madlyn Hill She was a secretary for three years after her graduation from high school Following this she married Roger Mlnerd They had five charming children Everyone was just about ready to go home when some youngster came up with a picture of Dorothy Linscott Dorothy became the wife of Henry Allen der soon after her graduation and settled down being a housewife and mother to her children By this time most of the debris had been cleared away thus eliminating any further search I e I I . - 2 . ' . . n the initials M,T, were engraved, Everyone assumed they had belonged to Miles CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1953 of Bartlett High School, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, in form and manner as follows To the entire school we leave the example we have set as worthy scholars and blameless students Our record has been spotless emu im ll the annals of our career we have done no deed, as a class, that we need blush for To the community at large we bequeath the influence we have been for the honorable and better things of life the interest in music, in local dramatics, in debating activities, in charl able drives all these have COHtPlbUC8Q to the development of the cultural spirit and in all we have taken part and done our share To the Junior Class we bestow our richest treasures Almost too numerous to mention are these same treasures and when the lower classmen hear the recital of rare legacies which fall to their possession, we scarcely expect them to bear up under the shock Our Senior dignity, our excelling wit, our superlative brll liancy, our good looks, our charming manners, our favor with the teachers, our splendid grades and our triumphant exit as the most popular class this school has ever seen these are he rare treasures that we hand down to the coming Senior Class But it would not be fair we withheld other valuables and with great largeness of heart we pass them along, too Our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle, our good times, our friendship and our loyalty we hereby bequeath to the Junior Class, and may they count them among the richest of the legacies they have received And now we come to the following personal bestowals which have been awarded to individuals with complete consideration to the fitness of the recipient To Clifford Sapp we present this worm He has the book so now the royal title of bookworm is his and long may he wear it with all due honor and as magni ficiently as it has been worn by Cl de Law To Mary Ortman, Doris Jean McClain wills her big brown eyes, so that s e may use them to flirt and get the atten tion of the boys Miles Thomas hereby presents William Oliver with a brain so that he may use it in future history classes To Arlene Chenoweth, Joanne Ladd wills her nimble fingers and trusts that she may use them in her attempt to play the piano Ann deekley wills her well groomed hair to Ina Law and hopes she wHl ders of Larry Place, You'1l get that second look from the women now, Denver lly Mayle wills her height to Alma Sheets making the boys look a second time in order to see her Digkig McAtge wills his false teeth to Mary Ann Keg, brush ing off the nickname 'Rabbltu Dwight Tate wills his ability to act funny and not get caught to Lanng Keneyg Dorothi Ldnscott presents her pierced ears to Greta Custer, They are cheaper than the other kind, Greta To Allan Law, Cecil gal presents his freckles, so that the few he now has will not be few and far between Dicg McGraw presents his ability to get Janet Cozzens to Georgg Shumar knowing that George is trustworthy Jean Welch gets Ruth Mayle's ability to be an efficient office girl hoping she will keep Mr Nr1ght's office ln tip-'op condition Nancy Carotnerg presents her manner of wearing clothes to Sgra Job g knowing that she will alwavs be well groomed for Denny Arnold Madlyn H111 wills her dimples to anvone who can use them as she does Janet Graham wills her cheerleading ability to Kaye Clark hoping she can use it her last five years in school Dave Stephens presents his red hair to Roger Immel and trusts he will use it to his advantage In witness whereof, we attach the signatures of the class of 1953 if L'-fe-J 91l4jil'14fZZ Lqlfmel D . ' .zu ' a if ' use it in her conquest of Donglg Swank, To Degveg Fggnclg goes the broad shoul- Do ' il'-' ' ' ' il -i-l YS, in ' . ' 0 e . 46 . , , S Zz! , ' L 207 Y ' , 0 . C fw at Lv X Q Eff J 10' ff'-3 Ellen hayle .39 1 Y' 'fi J 1 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer uM4P fin' 1-.af ?1 Norma Vayle Clarence Stover Ruth Bailey Leroy McCutcheon Howard Anderson Ruth Bailey Alton Croston Alice Croston David Dille Kenneth Gill Shirley Goins Sue Goins Ina Law Dana Loohary Bobby Mayle Katnryn Mayle Norma Aayle Tommy Mayle Leota McGrew Leroy 'cCutcheon Clarence otover ahirley Waite Barbara White Blanche Lucas CNot picturedl This page is sponsored by Jean Frocks Inc Richards Bros Betty Lee chop and Cooke's Furniture of Marietta and Leach's Fruit Market of Athens 3 '13 Q, ri '- A- A , S ' I Q , - Z if ' 1 ':'. ii .u X fa V ., .QL J, XII P 1: V ' f 4 . .fx N -I A 4? 6 ' 4 x ' .J N. .3 , 1 4? - 4 v - ,Q ' Madlyn Hayle K ix n x w l -t . . f I v'2'2' , ' K ' 5 .za 14 X 35 i A L fer L ' - v V ' ' , , .Ip a f ef 1 t M N255 If WNXQR Y I WEN Howard Anderson Still undecided as to Which it will be college or the Alr Force Ruth Bailey Join the WAF'S and marry ner handsome captain Daniel Williams Alice Groston Imagine! A fat lady in Ringling Bros Circus Clt will take a lot of vitamins for Alice to be that fat J Alton Croston Another Bob Feller as well as being the shortest guy on the team David Dllle Join the Navy for four years and then get married Kenneth Gill Says ne will be driving a Cadillac Not much of a future 1 1 7 Shirley Goins Of all things I A missionary Later on she hopes to marry Deanle Tsbler Sue Goins Become an airline DOBUBBB and marry a pilot Ina Law Study nursing and then settle down Dana Loohary See the world at Uncle Sam's expense Blanche Lucas Work and be an old maid if she doesn't find a husband before she's 20 Ellen Hayle Marry a millionaire and inherit his fortune when he dies Kathryn Hayle Attend college but is undecided as to what her major will e Madlyn Hayle Enter a nurses trainlng school in Columbus Norma Hayle Attend the Julllard School of Music in New York and become a second Sara Vaughn Robert Hayle Make the grade of a big league baseball player with the Cleveland Indians Tommy Hayle Marry a woman with a '53 Pontiac Leroy MoCutcheon Marry some beautiful, but dumb, blonde in Columbus Leota Modrew Own an orphanage and take care of homeless children Clarence Stover Sell Hudson Hornets. QHe's windy enougn, readersl. Shirley Waite Work as a secretary for five years and then marry her boss. Barbara White Attend the Southerton Beauty School in Athens and become a beautioian for Pero Westmore of Hollywood. ,irpiix , - I.. Q fl zqlirdl ng a 5 .: - . , s t - b . mms ,f' 5'-nf xt X xx l . UK f U5 lb - .J ' Q., , , if , J' x ay if ga Ai ,. A Q f ff 'A,.,L , fu Uiuuuwgq, X f y' '73 -,S-f 'X R ...Q Y- I 39 v A Q- 5 ,' , .. - i A wx, I ' :,. - Q, ,.- f In. rfxx 5 - s.. :. f , W v H? P4 C 7 Q ,-':'.'f?2 f, . -'Q 'I' QQ: M1 L A .' 'ig-ll'-x , 1- . ' 'fr ' - '-' 33. if -ill gzf-55 fvffgfg-'31F5'323'f ,ww v---w ,Ag,ffif '-34 if 42 1,-fq1,ff,g,E,5Q, ,. 'Q , ' O -.ki f N I , V .fi-4E fi-1. 'H' y'.?.Es'k!3'?l' v :ist Q ' - IS. 7' A 'A . ,Ax ' I .l.'- 'L-' ,QL s fi, wr 'W W- 'H W 'wa-sw . 1 'LS 5 , G ', . . '- v. .', F 1' 5 A N isfZ:?'lL . O ,Tit lv O Q gg a '36 'Jw I Nl QQ f II? 4 1 CLASS OFFICERS President A GW V President G Custer Secretary J Welch Treasurer J Welch Gary Brown Stanley Brown Arlene Chenoweth all Coler Bill Cox Janet Cozzens Genev ie ve Crveton Greta Custer Juanita Dickinson Denver Francis Roger Immel Elaine Jarvis Sara Jobes Mary Ann Kee Lanny Keney Wanda Keney Ben Ladd Allen Law Bill Oliver Bob Oliver Mary Ortman Peggy Ransom Clifford Sapp Donald Swank James Tate Patty Weekley Darl Welch Jean Welch Phyllis Ward KNot pictured! This page is sponsored by Stewart Barber Shop Side Furniture Market, Sam H Kerounidor, of Parkersburg and New Modern Garage of Barlow l Q C: . ' J ' 1 ' -r V , ' If 9' ' 4, K 1, fw L X if ' 'Y 5 V 1 - :- - X i Exif V I , en, ' ' 3 Y ' .,,, U Q ' , ,, A vf' A J X ., 1 ' 4 i EA 5 . ' J J tj : ? ll ' 'Q .. -Silt gl . 1 , s 'Q - 4' A , ::3'2g .-.3 Q P l J' S sn? F - V :X Quai,-ki - -V . v Q ,Nl ' o e 0 as 5 . . . . HH URE5 wat Gary Brown Librarian in the Marietta City Library Stanley Brown Owner of a cattle ranch in Texas Arlene Chenoweth A secretary in Washington, D C Bill Coler A civil engineer in Washington, D C Bill Cox An airplane mechanic Janet Cozzens A public health nurse Genevieve Croston Attend college and teach school Greta Custer Stenograpner for the Atomic Energy Commission Juanita Dickinson A nurse in Marietta Memorial Hospital Denver Francis Owner of a funeral home ln Bartlett Ruth Ganson A cab driver in New York City Roger Immel Ambulance driver for Francis Funeral Home in Ba Sara Jobes Stenographer for the Atomic Energy Commission Lanny Keney Cabinet maker in Cincinnati Wanda Keney Radio singer over Station WSH in Nashville Ben Ladd English teacher at Bartlett High School Alan Law Professor at Marietta College Bill Oliver Stock car driver Bob Oliver Test sleeper for Beauty Rest Matresses Mary Ortman Office secretary for Mr Wright Peggy Ransom Painting models at the 'Paris Style Center' Clifford Sapp Manager ct Cleveland Indians Donald Swank Commercial airline pllot James Tate Future basketball coach at Bartlett High School Patty Weekley Secretary for a congressman Jean We1Ch An acrobat in the Ringling B os Circus Darl Welch Principal of Bartlett High School Elaine Jarvis Missionary to Africa Phyllis Ward B111 Ollver's private secretary rtlett Paris Mary Ann Kee - An airline hostess. - in Y ,' rm, A . 'L - . k J QP-1 5. 'M i':E'i 75' 4 ,- 'A , Y . . ,-vw., W' vm ' -. VN: ' ' ' 41 1 I .' fx x 2 V f, . ,.X,P,,-.n a 1 ' A 1 , 4 . ,. . x 1 ,'T'- . 5 v 'N 3 4' 'h ' 1,11 4 , up 'fhpik S ,-1. Lg, V1 7 , 2. , . if S -' 174.-t A 'Z ZF 1' ,,'!f J . .. 1 fl AS Iv' Q71 I ff .-r5.4 J ,si we CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Rosa Cooper B111 King Jo Ann White Keith Wolfe barbara Alden Hazel Anderson Denny Arnold Yvonne Bailey Troy Boone Sara Carothers Rosa Cooper vale Harris Delma Hill Linda H111 Harold Howell B111 King Edward LeMasters Ernie Mayle Evalena Mayle Vera Mayle Carolyn McCoy Sue Oliver Alma Sheets Keith Singer Lucille Smith Carl Tabler Esther Tate Jo Ann White KNot pictured! Patsy Waite Alice Jarvis Keith Wolfe Rexie Norris This page is sponsored by The C. P. Yocom Store, Todd Store, Carrs Restaurant, of Chesterhill and S. A, Grandon of Bartlett. r A J' I I f ' '. 'ld' if x I 1 . L -' I J nl 3 :it - T ' NQ7, af ' Q t f lf, 'I C? gr , :Ia June Jarvis . .4 ' E , C 1, , Q A ' j 3? 4 f y ll I l QM UR ES XSWW x Q W 1.-, Barbara Alden Attend college and enter the teaching profession Hazel Anderson Work as a secretary for the government Denny Arnold Enlist in the Marines and learn to fly a Jet plane Yvonne Bailey Become a housewife Troy Boone Become a Jet pilot Sara Carothers Join the WACS and travel Gale Harris Be a farmer Delma Hill Enter the nursing profession 'inda H111 Learn to fly an airplane so that she can become a pilot Harold Howell Be a farmer Alice Jarvis Attend college and then?????????? June Jarvis Enter the nursing profession and marry a doctor Bill King Contemplating the idea of being a Jet pilot Edvard LeMaster Enlist in the Navy and study mechanical engineering Ernie Hayle Just be a man Evalina Hayle Be a housewife Vera Hayle Take care of Pete's master Carolyn McCoy Become an author Sue Oliver Study nursing at the White Cross Hospital Alma Sheets Marry the first handsome man that comes along Keith Singer Be a farmer Lucille Smith Get married and raise a family Carl Tabler Be a farmer Esther Tate Become a detective Patsie Waite - Study to be a nurse. Jo Ann wh1tB - Attend college and become a flignt nurse. Keith Wolfe Be a farmer. s if 1 YJXY . ll . X I I A Rosa Cooper - Become a secretary. 'Y First Row Billy Lauer, Don Lochary, Chester Robinson, Clayton Harris, Kenneth White, Leonard Dennison Second Row Elaine Mayle, Loretta Hill, Irma Mayle, Lavina Chesser, Anna LeMasters, Fredonna Holcomb, Eloise Dalton, Ruth Mayle, Lois Wigal, Third -Q! Fannie Chenoweth, Ann Blauser Darlene White Maralyn Clark, Scott White, Richard Ganson, Gary Stephens, David Linscott, Miss Freese Fourth Row Rebecca Webster, Kathleen Custer, Kaye Clark, Doris Swank, Wanda Hayle, Jeanie Love, Wanda Waite, Kay Blauser fw- First Row Victor McGrew, Wendell Gage, Carl Smith, Richard Brown, Ronald McCoy, Jerry Waite, John Brown, Gary Graham Second RQ! Kay Mayle, Lorena Lucas, Doris Chesser Anita Brown, Sonjia Waldeck, Mickey Cummings, Rita Chenoueth, Octava Sheets, Judith Wade ghlgg Row Mae Mayle, Marianne Ransom Bernice Hill, Linda Clark, Darrell Gillespie, Paul Tate, Patty Norris, Dwight Francis Fourth BE- Mrs Vincent, Sue Fisher, Mary Virginia Valos, Judith Clark, laine Wilcoxen, Lela Cozzens, Dennis Green, Jimmy Alden, Glendola Smith , . - , - , I 5, - xl I . D' ' coll, ' ' . X. 1 ' f -- b D K - ' -. Q ,. , .. ,- ' , V H U ' P , -I r - ' 5 A - . ,I , , . -' I . Q - J l. R : 1 I . :T ..-1 L I x - . 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Q First hou Dennis Kenny, Roger Harrl all Iayle, hoyt Pinkerton Jon Green, Paul Custer, Billy Nicholas, John Mckown Delmar Mayle, Kenny Gillespie Second Row Loretta Caldwell, Carolyn Lee Lally Pauletta Williams, Carolyn Sue Jarvis, Kay McGrew, Anne Jarvis, Charlotte Burns, Joan Hayle Venus Lucas, Julie Mayle, Don Scott lrd Row Phyllis White, Ruth Tabler, Beverly Dllle, Roberta Smith, Margo Brlson, Carolyn Caldwell, Abraham Ullman, Willie Mayle, Charles Webster Fourth Row Juanita Hill, Sue Cozzens Helen Brown, Norma Gage, Michele Wade, Catherine Tate, Penny Cozzens, Alyce McCoy, Ray Anderson, Gary Patterson, Miss Goddard I I rgp Row Timothy Nice, Roger Lee Palmer, Leland Love, Richard Lee North, Larry Green, Jack Valos, Wayne Caldwell, Stanley Ullman, Mel vin Brown, Ralph Johnson Second Row Gary Swank, Paula Williams, Ellen Gillespie, Mary Lucas, Judith Gregory, Larry Mayle, Gary Walker, Richard Greene, Donald Tate, Gregory Hollingsworth Third Row Carolyn Sue Mayle, Judith Tate, Doris Lucas, Candis Wilcoxen, Rebecca Roberts, Darlene Mayle, Kay Waite, Beverly Graham, Ronnie Nice, Carl Johnson, Watson Hayle, Barry Brison Fourth Row Donelta Funk, Carolyn Wlgal, Darlene Carr, Linda Dille, Howard hayle, Roger Holcomb, Ronald Smith, Stephen McCoy, Gary Secoy, Alan Mayle, Larry Chesser, Roy Lee Norris, Miss Burgess 3 A I N . l . , N . 1 l E, J '- M I o '- ', I Th : . 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A Z 6 7 ' ' i X hiya, .3 - hi K A x 2 1 , A , p ' I This page is sponsored by Neptune s Shoe Store Bob's Sunoco Service The PHYSXCS CLASS xxmxxmxws CLASS AT vvofefq MER t H1113 First Row Alice Jarvis, Linda Hill, Sara Jobes, Alma Sheets, Janet Cozzens, Patsy Malte, Juanita Dickinson Second Row Joan Mhite, Rosa Cooper Dorothy Linscott Peggy Ransom, Genevieve Croston, Arlene Chenoweth, Hazel Anderson, Carolyn McCoy Third Row Patty Weekley, Lucille Smith, Mary Ortman, Greta Custer, Joan Ladd, Fary Ann Kee, Esther Tate, Sue Oliver we ECHO STAFF AT wufefq A nfl! 11 BOOSTER MGE Bee's naroer Shop Blu Fifth Street, Parkersburg, west Virginia Ca1n's Sunoco Service Second Street, elpre, Ohio ueorge Decker'e Barber Service 3 Tiberway, Marietta, Ohio W P Brllle Grocery, Sharpsburg, Ohio Jagera Funeral Home, Athena Ohio Sadie Budd, Beverly Ohio Wootton'e Store, Stockport, Ohio B S Dillehay, Hardware, Waterford Ohio Moore Store Waterford, Ohio Rockland Hardware Company, Rockland, Ohio Busy Bee destaurant Parkersburg eat Virginia Ruby S Hagis, Parkersburg, West Virginia Nancy Wilson, Marietta, Ohio Totman'e Electric Store, Cheeterhlll, Ohio Cotton Tractor Sales, Beverly, Ohio Fred Rollieon Service Station, Stockport, Ohio Parkers Drug Store, Beverly Ohio Wallace Sohio Service Station, Stockport, Ohio The National Gash Register Company, Marietta, Ohio Anonymous N , , , , S 1 D A v D Beverly Feed k Sugply, Beverly, Ohio . . , I K v P I El: - A I KW 5 A BOUQUWT Or ROSES PLEAS S LVERYOIL TO A T FAWCETT AMJ STONE PRESENTS THEM TO THE CLASS OF '53 I Ill Cl TT- STUIXII Cheeterhill 0h10 QW I FD HIIOIQUHIXI S IN! 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CLASS OF '53 FROM COMPLIMENTS OF DELPRE MERCHANDISE CENTER DR AND MRS A H WHITACRE YOUR VANGUARD PAINT DEALER 'THE GUARD LINE' CHESTERHILL oH1o 222 SECOND STREET BELPRE, OHIO z Lg ' jQ 'J Q55 Q95 I A 'I L ' always P arge Sale lon of HEIIUMINU HATS All ieadsizes S 95 I 5 and Berxsnlre Hose Handbapa 'oves Scarfa Oostlne Jewe ry THE PE PLPS STORE Fashionable Milllnery and Ace aorlea L R I0 RfpAlRf 101- S E GREGORY Guaranteed Radio Service Past of Bartlett on US SO A pllmen W Bon am: Putnam Stre t Marlstta Oh1O ,ff ,S 1 if oawv ,, GAINS DRIVE IN 228 Pino Street Marietta, Ohio -2. , 52.95, 34.9 , up '. . -I - -GI - O, I, '1 121 Green Street of Iylll .5 S 1 QYRP Ugwe: s on? IHRIH PLUS CATUIACIIOI ANDERSON'S CLOVLH FARM Blue Sunoco Oil and Gas Barlow Ohl x!l5WTAyc Poms 2 UEQSSQDUEIBED ASPROVIDEDINTNE BAnmNGAcToFmn THF CITIZENS BANK CO nThe Old 0 Beverly Reliable Bank' Ohio U 'QS 'f2'5 Q xl I q X I HALL'S MEN'S NEAR Of course For Clothing and Shoes Beverly TWJW? 25' ' RUSS LOCKE Farm Equipment Repairs Cable Splicing and Spreadere Ohio Stockp Boller Repairing ort Ohio 6 1 4' .9 0 - co . 9 'fr 3 ,um 1, o V Z SW? 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CHAPMAN BROTHERS UNION RLSTAURANT General Merchandise Food ana Sandwiches 122 W Union Street Coolville, Ohio Athens, Ohio Athens ohio 1 if Q' Corona MARIETTA OFFICE SUPPLY CO ATHELS WILLY'S LO 'Everything for the Office' Phone 31588 Phone 2650 21 W Washington Street 219 39CCnd 50903 Athens, Ohlg HBP1ettB, ohib 3 ir ' X ff?3Q?V', ACME qumrff AIA 1 Q BACE FAQ NAQV CG X Q A wuv Best Wishes to the Sen1or's of '53 VERA'S LJW H Parkersburg West Virginia Belpre Ohio .t 1 I I iBww91 BUD'S MAPKET Southesstern on o'a largest home owned self service super me ket Groceries Meats Fresn Fruits and Vegetables We appreciate your patronaFe 225 Second ftre t Belpre, Onlo 1411142741 GENERAL ELECTRIC DAVIS APPLIA bE CC INC P O Box 1435 412 Marnet Stre Parkersburg M Va Phone Parkersburg 8 9903 8 9904 ,if in ,5 QE EE Q r 3 -ff H -no - ru . .2' .o . - 'Lc. ,..,. -agen' lg., . 4 - 2' ., .'. .T . 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Roofing of all kinds Mafletta 0510 G00lll'lC Quo TIRES BESTIN THE LONG RUN B F GOODRICH Une! Marietta, Ohio 216 Putnam Street QQQYIQEXI Your deposit is insured up to 310,000 If you nave a savings account with Marietta, Ohio Putnam Street g X Illlllil Ill t m!-. N-- exe xxx, F A M I L Y S T Marietta, Ohio C a x C A Q, .. Q Q A an de, . iiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIEE THE PIONEER SAVINGS 5 LOAN CO. XX xx , 5 vt 1 :I A 1: ':: NK r, ------- -. f N . O R E lf ssuif R f bA rkb QPOC PX rreo 8 Barrey Rockland Ohio THOMAS BROS 2b Hour Service Rocklana, Ohio State 7 FEEDS UARNHART 5 SON Groceries, Hardware, Feed, and Seeds Belpre Ohio obggnluhuf SERVICE WE HIT THE MARK BURTON'S Good Clothes for Men 6 Boys U07 Market stree Parkersburg, W. Va. .x , .-, sxxzb - ' '- 'N' -'I 1 3 ro fj, rl-ig Njikub ' 5 x 'X , L X ffl ' 4.1: - . ' - .s..,:q. A , nf' i NIL Jfb, vf Eli U. S. 50 , Fresh F ulte F PM v my Focnland Fresh Vegetables Ohio Wfwfw A i QWZOME Sf 6' For Better Reel Estqte Serv' See HmIEMIY'0PAW 44 5 5000 X 1 QW MOOD C 'TTY BANK Your patronage Solicfted Fifth and VarAet Street Parkersburg, W Va fxfi T QJWlmaie an NICELY R ALLY ISC Parsersbuzv W Va . I . Na , ' : X ' 'I-.' ' 1 X, If I f -t 1,44 f.1 , .V n X Kysf' 5 by xx. , A:.Ei'S JA .EI I 5 W I f I iii f T' l I1 V, . ' - . . .ce veit T 204 Fourth Street Parkersburg, W.Va. ,fx Wggiff xx . by :Z fi .qw tix I5 .3tn.11:- Ig' -Tvreiwvvcn gf Z 5 N' 9 . .,, VN- Y A A 1 , , n ' ' 1 H S 'H ,W 153 52522 I n r M v - , A . ' x 3 . Sales berxite 3 Ah MCmCha 165 Front Ltreet Mar etta C 10 49' 16: l I 1 BPC+h'S SAK P! Bread Plas Cakes Jougbnute 'We bake for Marietta' 12D Front street Marietta, Chio L06 .... '.S'.'.'3 Green Near Front Marietta, Chic Dlaronds, matches Jewelrw Front Street lnriatta L11 4 4 1 , n g S K ' r X I WCRKING rq.u:'s swam, INC. o w. Pxmepecra, JE'.m.:a , ar t 226 Gilman Avenue 43 up QQ EU3Y ELL LUNLn Varle ta hlo D 17 519 Marxet Street NCLQLYS Parkersburg, W Va BEST WISHES Llftle Hocxing LINu R LONGER CORNhR OF OH10 Cutler L 'f Nr '4-x 255:22 NON! OWNED IUNNISS i i VERNON MAYLE'S GROCER! STORE Ohio Z 46 if 48 5 ' 50 - vx- 555 JFK YB ID.AL JAS E L'TC'hIC CO Appliances end Phon graph Records 222 Putnam btrect Marietta' Ohio wAINNPIeHT'b Furniture Appliances Floor Coverings Your Friendly Store 212 Putnam Street Marietta, Ohio Yesu MNC uvubi' Lofg nirg IIIIIQGDIBIEID v AS PROVIDED m Tn-af BANKING ACT M1933 Yes, 1t's true that the Federal Den th osit Insurance Corporation insures e QBDOBIUS of each customer of this bank up to 810,010 O0 Howe this does not relieve us f ver rom anv Dart of our responsibilities to conduct a safe and dependable badk The same sound princioles of mana ememt that have built public con'1 ence in t is banf in east ea L y rs are in oneratlon today and will continue to guide our course in the 'uture THE IBAIQIIEIT FARMERS BANK Bartlett Ohio IL In . lj' ll I ', ' Qptnal' 0:0 L: O Tl 2 . I as nw: I 'Y l J r . No IIl.Q.I l I P ' I -vv


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