Belfast High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Belfast, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

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MCELWEE Principal American Government Plane Geometry Algebra I World History General Math Commercial Arithmetic LEONE P. WISECUP English IX, X, XI, XII Lam' I' , Mxss DONNA HARSHBARGI-:R Home Economics I . . , Instrumental Music Director Biology GEORGE C. WILLIAMS Physiology Chemistry World Geography Industrial Arts Physical Education, Boys Physical Education, Girls WAYNE TREI-'Z Shorthand I Typing I A A MRS. MARGENE ROBERDS First Grade MRS. ES THER DENNIS MR. WILLIAM HUMPHREY Seventh and Eighth Grades Swv 1 MISS MARGARET YOUNG Second and Third Grades ls. It is --vf MRS. ESTER RUGGLES Third and Fourth Grades Fifth and Sixth Grades ,,,,....---Q COOKS: Joy Walker and Lula Storer. STUDENT HELP: Agatha McKee, Barbara Butler, Ilena Palmer, Ruth White Janice Crum, Maxine Barnes, and Glenna Williamson. MR. HOTTINGER AT WORK 350560535 TH R Kr It I J MARY ELLEN MICHAEL Girls' Chorus ............ . . . . 1, Mixed Chorus... .. 1. Band .... , . ...........,... Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . Million Dollar Cook .... Annual Photography . . t, LINDA LOU BURNETT Girls' Chorus ....................... 1, Mixed Chorus .... . . . . . 1, Band ............... . . . . . . 1, County Music Festival ...... , . 1, Wilmington Folk Chorus ....... . Comin' Round the Mountain , , Aunt Tillie Goes to Town , . Mi1lion Dollar Cook .... . State Music Contest ...... Annual Music ......... . Senior Scholarship Test ,.,.,,,,,,,, WILMA JEAN MCKENZIE Girls' Chorus ....................... 1, Mixed Chorus ...,. , . . . 1, Band ............ . ...... . . 1, County Music Festival . . . . . 1, Class President .......... .... Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . Million Dollar Cook ........ . Annual Poet .................. District-State Scholarship Test . . . Senior Scholarship Test ......... Agricultural Test ............. . I MARTHA LOUISE HAYES Girls' Chorus .................... Mixed Chorus ............ County Music Festival ...... Class Secretary-Treasurer . . . Class Treasurer ........... Class Vice-President ..... Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . Million Dollar Cook . . . . Annual Editor ......... Annual Bits About 'Em ..... . . Senior Scholarship Test ...... . . . District State Scholarship Test.. . , 1, 2.3, DONALD WES LEY WA LKER Basketball ............... 1, Z, 3 Boys'Chorus,.. 1,2 Mixed Chorus ..... . . . 1, Z Class President ...... ..... Vice-President ............ .. Aunt Tillie Goes to Town ..... Million Dollar Cook ..... . . Annual Basketball .. .. ff Q1-av ,...f Ei ii , Q . fa N 'K GLENNA GERTRUDE WILLIAMSON Girls' Chorus ....................... 1, Mixed Chorus .... . .... .. . l, Band ........ . ........ . . . . l, County Music Festival . .. ... 1, Wilmington Folk Chorus . . . . . . . Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . . . . Million Dollar Cook ..... .. Class Secretary ............ . . , Annual Business Manager . .. Senior Scholarship Test ........ District-State Scholarship Test . . . RICHARD WESLEY BEHM Basketball ...,.,.......... . ......... 1, Z Boys' Chorus .... . Mixed Chorus . . . . . . . Band. .... ...,. . .. ...1,Z Class Treasurer . ........ .... Z Agricultural Test ........... . . . Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . Million Dollar Cook ..... . Annual Class History . . . ILENA LOUISE PALMER Girls'Chorus...... ...... . ........, .l.Z.3.4 Mixed Chorus .... . ....... . 1,2,3,4 Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . . . . . . . . . 3 Million Dollar Cook . . .. County Music Festival .... Band .................. Annual Riddles .... .. MARY MILDRED PARKER Girls' Chorus ........................ Mixed Chorus .......... Million Dollar Cook . . . Annual Social Activities . . RUTH HYACINTH WHITE Girls' Chorus.. . ....... . ............ l, Z Mixed Chorus ........ ' . . . l, Z Band .... ,... ........,... .,.l,Z County Music Festival . ..,... ... l, 2 Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . . . . . . . Million Dollar Cook ...,.. ,. Class President .......... Annual Assistant Editor . . Senior Scholarship Test .... District-State Scholarship .... . . LARRY LEE ELMORE Basketball ....................... . . Boys' Chorus ........... .. . . , Mixed Chorus .......... . , . . .. Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . . . Million Dollar Cook . . . . .. Annual Class Will . . . . .. X Q- 49 af sf!! gist' Q7 X X was-m aging im 3 302 msg H-cg ig?- : Adi Ov HOC .5303 :OP Z .USU Um :WSONA Ou .305 H-COD I .Masai mggam m -NWOHME QEOHA CNUDU NEED OGMH Oy wcwcgm MA I .5508 ,505 tim WHUEUNSOW --535 dm H-Ed D magma : it 050:02 H030-M Hmdmnvm I Simi E? warg Z .MESA SOP: KPPUAO W-Baan Z SOA .325 mags mira 0:HO?mhH EEOLH 52255 mgxdm Usmmqq FHMPIOZ BN! V203 mgzdm Maids Emi? Em OHDHGHOUIA NwvOn?8bm EEOC EOM m gucgm vggmgm mgsh UMHEOM :Am QOH' UDUUHH Pom Em. EDEN EE :too M5226 :EE HVUHEME --HUEHQHH NCQ: :gem E22 :gain AEM --UECOQ 2 NGOQ --,HMSO F264 :QUE E202 F-DO? Nxvigpz MESA ZONES! CHUM' NACHI, :ads Maids UENEUMZ UENZ Senior Class Will I, Dick Behm, leave my ability to read the newspaper, especially the sports' page, to Joe Phil fSport Eyej West. Keep up the good work, SMO . I, Donald Walker, leave my ability to go with the girls to Donnie Milburn. I, Larry Elmore, leave my ability to get along with Bill Roach to Tootie McKee. I, Ilena Palmer, leave my ability to be quiet to Kate Howard. I, Ruth White, leave my ability to play the clarinet to Scarlet fMaxine Barnesl. I, Linda Burnett, leave my blank expression in govern- ment class to Betty Kay McKenzie. I, Mildred Parker, leave my ability to hate boys to Naomi Baldwin. I, Martha Hayes, leave my ability to be pathetic to Mr. Williams. I, Wilma Jean McKenzie, leave my title of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair to Jennie Marshall. Take care of it, Jennie. I, Glenna Williamson, leave my ability to play the drums to Mary McColm. I, Mary Michael, leave my ability to get A's in typing to John Dodds. Be sure and get A's, John. BY Larry Elmore Class Poem 'Larry Elmore is really a sad case. With him we girls never got to first base. All he could get through that beautiful pate, Was visions of some kind of new fishing bait. One of our Seniors, really good at battin', Found it too much to take second year Latin. Scholastically, well she's got a good brain, But to use it, to her seemed too much a strain. In case you haven't guessed, Ruth White is the name. Mildred Parker is our gadabout For one whole year for Marshall she did shout. Mid is the flirt of the '54 class And to look upon, she's a very fair lass. Mary Michael is our secretary to be. To Leo's heart she holds the key. She's going to marry him, so I hear Then never again will Sal shed a tear. Glenna Williamson, the Senior big brain, will end up in a hall of fame, If she first doesn't blow up a chemistry lab, where her tests at times were bad. The smells that issued from the floor below-- Who should be blamed? Ah ---------- Now you should know. Linda Burnett is a musical kid, From Donnie McK. she says she'll never skid. Those predictions have been madebefore So stick around, folks, and see what's in store. Martha Hayes is the one to settle down to marry Bob and quit running around. She and Bob will have a nice home ---- Then never again will Hayes go on the roam. Ilena Palmer is the most silent lass, and can be depended upon in government class Bergie to us is a very good friend, To help, over backwards she'd bend. Richard Behm--good basketball he did play, For his senio-Rita over Marshall way. At Ohio State, we wish him success, And hope he doesn't flunk too many math tests. Donald Walker is a handsome sort of lad. When it comes to shooting basketball, he really isn't bad. He's California bound, so they say, We wish him all success along the way. Wilma Jean isn't much of a poet, as this stab at one must surely show it She'll be a telephone operator---About her plans she can smile, Unless the Army gets Bennie, before they walk down the aisle. BY Wilma Jean McKenzie FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW1 THIRD ROW: , , 'ba .TN Q1 A E H 56 va 'A f , 5 ' .....i: i s U Q ui' QQ ll K W 3 it t R t ..:' M 1 ..,, '- zz, : so .ff ., ' W' X ,E gr , - , ef' 0451 :ill-: as , ,-1,:. ,V , F Lv 1 5 Q 'fs Nt lg lunior and Sophomore Grades Left to Right: Joe Phil West, Betty June Kier, William Wright, Pearl Elswick, Ronnie Jones, Jennie Marshall. Beverly Kelley, George Anders, Mary Walker, Donnie Everetts, Naomi Baldwin, Lowell Fenner. V John Dodds, James Frazier, Branson Ward, Leslie Eakins. Sh .rw 3233 f ill 44 .... rdf, 4' v ., . W . . ':if iiif-?4fgs?2ig,22yif1' ' , we ,,:,,4,,14,,,gLe-affgewi' ,. . .W f.f1,w.,ffQ1,-evil, . 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I Carolyn Hastings, Linda Dotson, Sandra Rudd, Doris Boldman, Mary Mohr, Jane Groppenbacher. 17 ' 1 4 3,..,r., f .dig ,QQ-. N riff 355 X, 23' ' wir 1 'N' ' in ,-. ig, -,M I v yr: kv N i, ' I ' 'H' . ', 'A E . , 'gf ,Qs ,. ' az iz , S mikl 1 L Q 2 S L , - .gag , 1,f. f'i.-M, - '1 ' -f-ffofmasfre -- it ,, I I X- N ,'.,. 51?-5 f ,K ,Q ,sZ?:g'f:t,s-!i'.z.f.:,:ff'Sr ffm ,..,!-'-ig-,Qi Q3 lr ,Ia -5 ,g .f , -N ,Q L-me, V - W 1--fsgssa -. . f ,za svzmgy i. f swgggffe , Y' ' -. sang 1325457-f-. 511, 2 , ' .. E'F9Ii'ifEi., I -7 A : .. ie qfethrm-, ,' . 5, I at - ..2: za? 'gif E J .- ,itiwiffi 1 Q? . was qu- L-gxzilf , :nm Y S 2 , 'P 4 , wf 'f PS1-S-f l fzi' I W9 55257 55 ,E ali is '15 4 13 W, ,af-352, 2 S f i . .ff A Qfflfli, J' ' K gi. 18 Third and Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Charles Michael, Karen Reno, David Walker, Lillian Davis, Gary Reno, Shirley Beatty, Daniel Newkirk. SECOND ROW: Francis Purdin, Donnie Williams, Janet Behm, Kenneth Storer, Linda Countryman, David Michael, Patty Chambers. THIRD ROW: Marvin Davis, Margaret McCalla, Freddy Morris, Anna Stanforth, David Hart, Janet Mason, Douglas Reno. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Maxwell, Jimmie Phillips, Ruth McKee, Robert Jones, Ann McKenzie, Johnny Emery, Lynn Hamilton. - FIFTH ROW: Donna Michael, Mrs. Dennis. Q' -Taq. . W, X Q at 3 . Q i -5 ' M ig M , F , 'J 2 fix, Lx 2? Z2 4:4 3 2 Q fy 3 A R, L VA ii an N if av Z'V' Q 4.5.1 W S 'A 'as ,.,f: L 5, ',, ' :A 4 1' i R l I ,-n .3 J fi E M ivu'5'JL V W 1 if uf 2 . .V'A J A 3 'i J Z T Q' 4-Qu , . i' iifi ., 32: Second and Third Grades FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Patricia Adkins, Jimmy Michael, Ethel Streber, Tommy Maxwell, Geneva Walker, James Gellespie. SECOND ROW: Wayne Jones, Carolyn Walker, Johnny Howard, Cynthia West, Eldon Chambers, Carolyn Dillon. THIRD ROW: Glenna Hastings, Elmo Walker. Ruth Ann Shoemaker, Danny White, Marie Morris, Dean Palmer. , FOURTH ROW: Jerry Miller, Barbara Maxwell, Bill Stanforth, Gloria Ward, Ronnie West, Shirley McComas. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Lightner, Sue Jacobs, Diana Rollins, Sharon Storer, Miss Young. ABSENT: Patricia Hammonds, Priscilla Hammonds, Thelma Hammonds, Gary Leeth, Robert Miller, James Streber. lf- a 'E N: .ri N-5 I I S,-I 5 5, T I: AE 'M x H is W dns-is X A ...JR , I , M . I A . 4 . K 4-HWS -, f-,, I ' V '45 .,, -- 1 .- at an in - J ,ff if':9ii ff?f5' . J. ti - I I A .I C f M5 fgisiif vb , 9-5' li I - 1 S Q' 94 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' if' 7 S 3 3, 3 ffl .N , , ,V .... Jn- -i.,.'.'., 'lx fq., First Grade FIRST ROW: Carey Michael, Charlotte Adkins., Larry McElwee, Sharon Holt, John Mohr, Patricia Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Jill Waldron, Paul Estes, Wanda West, Robert Hamilton, Geneva Purdom, Stanley Siders. THIRD ROW: Allen Creech, Darlene Wood, Bing Williamson, Brenda McKeehan, Richard Young, Edwin Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Cox, Larry Davis, Michael McGovney, Michael Pierson, Lonette Phillips, Charles Shoemaker. FIFTH ROW: Charlene Rudd, Michael Dotson, Daryl Holt, Mrs. Margene Roberds. ABSENT: Tommy Gall, Gary Hammonds, Brenda Hammonds, Nancy Adams, Jerry Shoemaker, Joah McClanahan, Carlotta Creech. CQIFZFS JIMMIE B JOE -2 'NDONNIEH . . - in ... .W,...-,,.,, ,..,..,ii. A I ,G DICK BILL 3 , E fl-ag .-LL . k ' . . ,-LL , - THE SKY IS THE LI 'IIT CHEERLEADERS: Maxine Barnes, Janice Crum, and Agatha McKee. A JUNIOR CHAMPS HEAP NICE DIRECTOR Reserve Team BACK ROW: John Dodds, Snorky West, Charles Milburn, Bill Wright, Jerry Behm, Mr. Williams. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Jones, Donnie Everetts, George Anders, Jim Frazer, Chuck Craycraft. Varsity Reserve Team BACK ROW: Chuck Craycraft, Jim Frazer, George Anders, George Williams, Donnie Everetts Ronnie Jones. FRONT ROW: Donnie Walker, Bill Roack, Joe West, Branson Ward, Dick Behm. Managers: Roger Maxwell and Deanie Craycraft. The Belfast Rockets had a good season this year. They won nine out of twelve games in the county league and five out of seven outside the county. ' 7 In our first game in the tournament, we defeated Fairfield by a score of 53-44. The next game, we came back to play Lynchburg. We were edged out by a score of 39-37. Our last game, we did not come up to our usual average and thus fell by the wayside by a score of 50-38. 7 , Q . t ' We did get something out of the basketball season this year, we tied with Lynchburg for second place in the county league. For thisg we won a nice trophy. '4'November 3 Belfast 43 West Union November 6 Belfast 67 Fairfield November 10 Belfast 51 Latham 'tNovember 13 Belfast 31 Buford November 20 Belfast 58 Lynchburg '4'November 25 Belfast 48 Buckskin December 4 Belfast 78 Whiteoak 'tDecember 7 Belfast 72 Winchester December 11 Belfast 84 Sinking Spring December 18 Belfast 58 Marshall A December 22 Belfast 73 Fairfield January 7 Belfast 67 Buford 'Uanuary 12 Belfast 63 Latham January 15 Belfa st 66 Lynchburg '4'January 19 Belfast 49 Rarden 'Hanuary 26 Belfast 56 Locust Grove January 29 Belfast 46 Whiteoak February 5 Belfast 71 Sinking Spring February 12 Belfast 60 Marshall TOURNAMENT February 18 Belfast 53 Fairfield February 20 Belfast 37 Lynchburg February 2.5 Belfast 38 Buford 'F Out of county games. By Donald Walker The Belfast Reserves also had a good season. They won eight out of twelve games in the county and five games out of seven in the out of county games. 'l'November November 'November November November 'November December 'December December December December January 'January January 'January - 'January January February February February February 3 6 10 13 20 25 4 7 11 18 ZZ 7 12 15 19 26 Z9 5 12 17 26 'F Out of county games. Belfast 31 Belfast 41 Belfast 56 Belfast 34 Belfast 45 Belfast 38 Belfast 32 Belfast 58 Belfast 43 Belfast 40 Belfast 44 Belfast 27 Belfast 50 Belfast 44 Belfast 42 Belfast 30 Belfast 29 Belfast 51 Belfast 37 TOURNAMENT Belfast 33 ' Belfast 28 W e st Union Fairfield Latham Bufo rd Lynchburg 7 Buckskin Whiteoak Winchester Sinking Spring Marshall Fairfield 1 Buford Latham Lynchburg Rarden Locust Grove Whiteoak Sinking Spring Marshall Fairfield Buford By Donald Walker THAD Y EDDIE LOREN RICHARD WE GOT THE TROPHY! U, ... S, .. 'H CHAMPIONS! THE JUNIOR ROCKETS ROGER AHREN Uwiiffffces Music The music department of the Belfast Local High School began its year with two new music teachers. We are indebted to Mrs. Coline Brown, vocal instructor, and Miss Harshbarger, instrumental director, for their interest and co-operation in this depart- ment. ' On October 23 the band made its first appearance at the Junior Class Play. Special numbers included saxophone solos by Betty McKenzie and Linda Burnett. The Triettes, a trio made up of Wilma and Betty McKenzie and Linda Burnett, sang two numbers. On November 5 the Daughters of the American Revolution Organization from Hillsboro, presented the school with a new flag. A very nice program was arranged on the front lawn for the entire school. The band and mixed chorus provided the music. The taps were played by Charles West. The entire school presented the annual Christmas program December 21 in the school auditorium. The production included the high school mixed chorus and band, along with many specialty numbers by the grades. A candlelight recessional concluded the program. ' V The band played several numbers when the Farmer's Institute was held February 5, and once again the Triettes sang. The Junior Band performed at the Home and School Organization meeting during the year. The music department was represented at the Wilmington Fold Festival, when Linda Burnett was a participant, and at the County Music Festival held at Lynchburg, Friday evening, March 19. Nine members of the band and sixteen members of the mixed chorus represented the school. A The Senior Class Play was given April 9. The following special numbers were prepared for this night: Tap dancej-Agatha McKee and Katherine Howard, Saxophone duet--Betty McKenzie and Joe Phil Westg Baritone solo--Patti Reno. The final num- bers were sung by the Girls' Ensemble. On March 21 Betty McKenzie and Linda Burnett entered the district music contests at Wilmington. Betty received a Il or excellent rating on alto saxophone. Linda re- ceived a I or superior rating on both piano and saxophone. On April 10 at the state finals Linda received a I on saxophone and II on piano. The mixed chorus sang for the baccalaureate services May 23. The band made its final performance of the school year when it combined with the Sinking Spring's band for the commencement exercises, May 29. The following Seniors made their final appearance that night when Wilma McKenzie and Ruth White played solos, and Linda Burnett a saxophone solo. Linda Burnett I unior Band Senior Band BACK ROW: Donna Michael, Esther Dodds, Larry Newman, Richard Michael, Eddie Siders, Barb Mason, Barb Emery, Nancy Milburn, Dean Craycraft, Phil Siders, Miss Harshbarger. FRONT ROW: Doris Boldman, Sharon Storer, Carolyn Hasting, Roger Maxwell, Sylvie Reno, Janet Behm, Eddie Williamson, Bobby Maxwell, Danny Newkirk, Ronnie West. BACK ROW: Jim Frazer, Marilyn West, Mary McColm, Miss Harshbarger, Glenna Williamson, Chuck Craycraft, Snorky West. FRONT ROW: Ruth White, Maxine Barnes, Leslie Eakins, Sylvia Reno, Betty Kay McKenzie, Joe Girls' Chorus West, Linda Burnett, Wilma Jean McKenzie. BACK ROW: Mrs. Brown, Pauline Parker, Mary McColm, Janice Crum, Agatha McKee, John Dodds, Leslie Eakins, Jimmie Ward, Jim Frazer, Chuck Craycraft, Glenna Williamson, Maxine Barnes, Barbara Michael, Ruth Gillispie. FRONT ROW: Jane Roack, Ann Humphrey, Marie Kelley, Patricia Ernest, Janet Shoemaker, Barbara Butler, Ramona Emery, Ilena Palmer, Jennie Marshall, Ruth White, Wilma McKenzie, Betty McKenzie, Linda Burnett, Effie Palmer. ' Social Activities During our Freshman year we were so studious that we did not have any class parties. However, in May, 1951, the entire high school had a pic- nic at Lake White. We were chaperoned by Mrs. McMahon and Mr. Glauner. As Sophomores we, together with the Freshmen in our biology class, went for a nature trip through Mr. McKenzie's upper woods. With assistance from our teacher, Mr. Wright, we collected various specimens, including a bat and a hornet's nest which the boys were determined to bring back to class. During the fall of our Junior year, delegates from all the high schools of Highland County participated in a series of conservation trips. Our Junior Class had two-delegates: Wilma Jean McKenzie and Glenna Williamson. A little later that fall, we took a hayride to Mr. McElwee's where we had a wiener roast and games. Following, we all climbed aboard McKenzie's truck and went to the theater, serenading Hillsboro with our country voices as we rode. On May 15, 1953 we gave our traditional Junior-Senior Banquet in honor of the Senior Class. u At 7:00 P. M. dinner was served in the school cafeteria to a group of thirty-four people. The toastmaster was Donald Walker. The Invocation was given by Mrs. Wisecup, Phyllis Leininger, President of the Senior Class, responded to a welcome given by Glenna Williamson of the Junior Class. Toasts were given by Mr. McElwee and Mr. Jenkins. The cafeteria was decorated with ferns and spring flowers corresponding to the class colors. Following the dinner we went to the gaily decorated gym for entertainment. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. We experienced our first real try at dramatics when we presented our Junior Class Play entitled Aunt Tillie Goes to Town , October 24, 1952. Under the direction of Mrs. Leone Wisecup, our efforts to perform this three- act comedy proved to be a success. The cast was as follows: Tillie Trask ..................... Ruth white Lucinda Talbot , , , Pamela Marsh , , , Lizzie Parsons ,,,, Ellen Neeland ,,,, Ronald Howland , , , Luther Lorrimer , , Mervin Tucker ,,,, Charlie OneLung , , Mrs. Tillie Tucker Dr. Hattie Bing , , , , , Glenna Williamson , , , Dorothy Pendleton Martha Hayes , , , Wilma McKenzie Donald Walker Larry Elmore Richard Behm Linda Burnett Mary Michael , , , llena Palmer fConcludedj In October our Senior Class went on a hayride to Mr. McElwee's home where we were entertained with a wiener roast and various games and con- tests. Mr. and Mrs. Wisecup were present as guests. The grand climax of the evening came when Mr. McElwee gave a hilarious impersonation of a salesman. One of the highlights of our Senior year was the presentation of our class play entitled Mi1lion Dollar Cook , given on April 9, 1954. Our director was Mrs. Leone Wisecup. The cast was as follows: Madge Talmadge .... . . . Glenna Williamson Glenn Talrnadge ....... .... L arry Elmore Alexander Talmadge . . . . . . Donald Walker Inis Pruitt ........... ..... R uth White Tucker Pruitt ..... . . . Richard Behm Gladys Talmadge .... . . . Wilma McKenzie Lura Scudder .... . . .Mary Michael Annie Bassett ...... . . Martha Hayes Freda Borden . . . Q ..... . . Linda Burnett Kathryn Bock-Smythe . . . ..... Ilena Palmer Flora Bock-Smythe . . . ........ Mildred Parker After the play, we went to Linda Burnett's for a party. A Junior-Senior Banquet in our honor was given May 7, 1954. Dinner was served at 7:00 to forty people. The toastmaster for the evening was Jim Frazer. Ruth White, President of Senior Class, responded to the welcome given by Beverly Kelly. Mildred Parker Senior Class Play Dick Behm, Linda Burnett, Larry Elmore, Martha Hayes, Wilma McKenzie Mary Michael, Mildred Parker, Ilena Palmer, Donald Walker, Ruth White, Glenna Williamson. 9' 33 lumor - Semor . N W .4 ,fx Q X 91-. 1-P W ' -.sf Banquet eg M , ' A 4 , Q ,Q L ff 6 , lf' A.. --:' wi, P, 4 34 4 . f ' A Asa G, . A -S Garden at Mt. 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FEED - SEED - PUMPS MACHINERY - MILKING SUPPLIES - APPLIANCES COMPLETE SHOP 8a ELECTRICAL SERVICE BRANCHES LOCATED: Hillsboro - Belfast- Pricetown - Mowrystown Lynchburg - New Petersburg D. M. Evans Co. ESTABLISHED 1882 HILLSBORO, OHIO The Ohio National Life Insurance Co The Larry Boord Agency Glenn L. McElwee, Agent New Vienna, Ohio Phone 2475 Producers Stoekya rds Daily Hog Market Calves, Tuesday Sz Thursday - Lambs, Every Tuesday Hogs Purchased Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Routes 28 Sz 72 Highland Phone 216 Route 50 Hillsboro Phone 770 Compliments of B U R N E T T S Maple Shade Eggs Grade A Belfast. Ohio Compliments of BELFAST MILLING CO. Pillsbury Sz Tuxedo Feeds Belfast. Ohio WARDS FLOWERS Artistic Floral Arrangements We Telegraph Flowers Phone 50 Hillsboro, Ohio HILLSBORO AUTO CO. Cars FORD Trucks You can pay more -But you can't buy better Hillsboro, Ohio TOM STUDIO 8. CAMERA SHOP Portraits That Are Different Mercury Outboard Motors - Sales Sz Service 116 North High Hillsboro, Ohio SCHAEFER'S SUPER MARKET Hillsborols Complete Food Center Shop Sz Save At Schaefer's Hillsboro. Ohio THE HILLSBORO PUBLISHING CO. The Press Gazette - The News Herald Hillsboro. Ohio Compliments of WHITE CLOUD BOWLING ALLEY Bowling - Pool- Ping Pong Hillsboro, Ohio Our Very Best Wishes HILLSBORO MONUMENT CO., INC. Since 1877 H. C. Lemon Paul B. Hiestand Hillsboro, Ohio HIGHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASS'N Quality Farm Bureau Products for Every Farm Need Phone Belfast 2241 Belfast, Ohio HOLLADAY BROS. Tuxedo Feeds - Fertilizer- Grinding 8: Grains Phone 143 Hillsboro, Ohio HILLSBORO LUMBER COMPANY Dependable Building Material 439 North West St. Hillsboro, Ohio HENSELMAN TIRE STATION Opposite Armory - Phone 353 Recapping Sz Vulcanizing Homer Gass, Prop. Hillsboro. Ohio UHRIG 81 COLLINS Excavating - Grading - Sand - Gravel 489 E. Main St. Phone 734 Hillsboro, Ohio N. N. SAMS 81 SON International Harvester Farm Equipment Farm Supplies Sz Hardware Phone 50 Hillsboro, Ohio HIGHLAND ENTERPRISE LUMBER CO. Main St. liz B. and O. RR. - Hillsboro. Ohio C. E. Tucker, Owner Phone 1 or 18-J-1 BU RCH TRACTOR 8. IMPLEMENTS John Deere - New Idea Quality Farm Equipment GMC Trucks - DeLaval Milkers - Mall Saws - Pittsburg Paints Hillsboro. Ohio West Union, Ohio DUNCANSON BROS. Established 1896 Everything Musical Sz Electrical Phone 67 Hillsboro, Ohio Compliments of BUNTAIN 81 RHOADS FUNERAL HOME Hillsboro, Ohio O. W. HARSH BARGER Thrift E Market Fresh Meats 8z Vegetables HILLSBORO LIVESTOCK CO. Auction Market Every Thursday For All Classes of Livestock Cor. South 84 West St. Phone 371 Hillsboro, O. Hillsboro, Ohio MAURIE'S DRIVE-INN KIER'S PURE OIL SERVICE Automobile Parts 8z Supplies Welding - Body Work 8z Painting Chester Kier, Prop. Phone 2221 Belfast, O. Complete One Stop Service Restaurant - Curb Service Service Station 24 Hour Service. Route 50 Allensburg, O STAN FORTH'S GE NE RAL STORE Groceries - Hardware - Notions Phone 2361 Belfast, O. HIGHLAND CYCLE SHOP 106 South West Hillsboro, O. 3 Speed English, Coerman, U.S. Bicycles Custom Work Sz Bike Repairing KAUFMAN'S BARGAIN STORE Hillsboro, Ohio MATSON CHEVROLET-PONTIAC, INC Where every body gets a good deal. Phone 61 Hillsboro, O. SWONGER DAIRY Compliments of BEERY'S HATCHERY We Sell Health U.S. Approved - Pollorum Clean Phone 64 Hi11Sb0I'0, 0- Phone 163 Hillsboro, O. CLUB BARBER SHOP MURPHY-BENHAM HDWE. CO. Southern Ohio's Most Modern Barber Carpet - Linoleum - Furniture Shop Furnaces - Appliances Hillsboro, Ohio Phone 97 SANDE RSON'S GARAGE Grease Jobs, Oil Change 8: HILLSBORO FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds - Seeds Sz Farm Supplies General Repair Allis-Chalmers Machinery Belfast, Ohio Phone 252 Hillsboro, O. WHITE'S GENERAL STORE MOON TRACTOR SALES Hardware - Meats u Ford - Dearborn Farm Equipment Pure O11 Products Phone 2114-2 Berrysville, O. Phone 240 Hillsboro, O. G. S. DUNNICK 81 CO. H. 8. K. MOTORS, INC. Wholesale U , Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Candies - Tobaccos - Appliances Phone 160 Belfast Road Wait For the Dunnick Man Hillsboro, O. Phone 294 LAYMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Farms Sz City Property Phone 1059.11 Hillsboro, O. Hillsboro, Ohio Compliments of STUART WHOLESALE CO. Hillsboro, Ohio COOPER'S DUFFEY'S WALLPAPER 81 PAINTS 113 Muntz St. 128 S. High St. Phone 461J1 Phone 1049 Hillsboro, O. Hillsboro, Ohio THE MAROY RESTAURANT MEL'-MAN MOTOR C0- Route 73 on Dayton Road Your Friend at Mealtime , , Visit Our Body Shop 126 S. High St. Hillsboro, O Hi11Sb0I'0, Ohio C. 8. W. SHOE STORE Featuring Peters, Weather Bird, Velvet Step 8z City Club Shoes LANGS SMOKE RY Cigarettes, Cigars, Tobacco, Candy News Agency 104 S. High St. Hillsboro, O. George E. Pearce Hillsboro, O. Compliments of HEINEKE TRACTOR SALES CONWAY.0DGEN Ferguson Tractors -A Sales dz Service East Main St. Hillsboro, O. Phone 995 Hi11Sb01'Q, 0- H. D. PENQUITE FOOD MARKET Always - Quality - Always 111 W. Main St. Phone 54 Hillsboro, Ohio Compliments of BOLTZ-HAGGE RTY Home of Red Goose Shoes Hillsboro, Ohio General Electric Appliances LETT BROS. COLLINS APPLIANCE STORE and Authorized Dealer 124 South St. Hillsboro, O. HILLSBORO DRY GOODS STORE Phone 844 slDERs AUTO-HOME suPPLY M'L'-EWS Featuring J uniors' 8a Misses' Tires - Appliances - Television Ready't0'Wear 85 Accessories Phone 768 Hillsboro, O. Phone 865 Hillsboro, O. Next To Post Office JEAN'S FLOWERS C. W. LIMES Flowers Whisper What Words Jeweler Hillsboro, Ohio Can Never Say Phone 1018-J1 Hillsboro, O 'J 8. F Hillsboro, Ohio REED'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Correctly Filled Hillsboro, Ohio DOEBELE TAILOR Hillsboro, Ohio A FRIEND Hillsboro, Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 4 1 V ,, ff ,z:,:..f4f,!,.,-fi 1'...m ' gw.LL.w' :m2:..5:A:' , A .FM 'A 9 x N z . 1 :LA I 4 P4 :+A ai' , -fa W ,E A . 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