Belle Center High School - Ye Aerie Yearbook (Belle Center, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

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CLASS OF '51 2. a 1 L 3 5 5 'N hun' Board of Education The Belle Center Board of Education is composed of five prominent citizens of Belle Center who have the task of managing the intellectual problems and business transactions which require their attention throughout the year. They give their time for the betterment of the school, without pay. These citizens spend countless hours in deliberation, listen to much discussion, and occasionally receive abuse, and sometimes without thanks for lis- tening. we all appreciate the thing these men have done to make B. C. H. S. a better school E LE MEN TAR Y B UILDING I ll HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 3 1 MR. W. R. DODGE fy .IH 21180 IH? Supervising Principal Drivers ' Education Industrial Arts General Math Spelling MISS ROBERTA RAMBO School Secretary 1 S .J-5.1 w ' 4. 1... . , MR. SOLLARS Physical Education Drivers' Education Health Coach MRS. RHOADES MISS TRUMBULL English MR. WISHN IOWSKI History Science Spanish History Library Mas. Moons chspel Mums 5 g- 9,Q'1fm'sw- I H ' vjirtin' 44' MR. HEMINGER Agricultural Shop Vocational Ag. MRS. HEMINGER Home Ee. MR. LEIENDECKER Math Geography 'Qing MISS DIXON Commercxal 4 sf 4 'H .-44' x ., P x , ge - lwi., MRS. HELEN RALSTON Cook MRS. LAURABELLE PIERSON ' Cook ROY ARMENTROUT Janitor 6 I ff DAVID BRANDYBERRY Student Council ---- - ---- -.-- Spanish Club ------ ---- l - Glee Club ---- --- 1- Balketball ---- --- 1- Baseball ---- --- l- Sol'tball--- ----- Football ------ --- County Chorus ---- -- Mixed Dates ------- Along Came Kilroy -- T-T -s 'T gf on X 1 KENNETH HESSER Basketball -------- .-....... 1 -2 Baseball --------.- ........... I Football-H ---- Softball ---- ...... Band ------ ...... 2 Glee Club ----- ---1-Z-3 Spanish Club --- Bobby Sox -- --- Z-3 VIRGINIA FABER Glee Club ------------- ---l-Z-3-4 n-'.H.A. ----- ---- ------ 4 County Chorus ---- -- 3 Girls' State ----- -- 3 CORA LEASE Softball --------------- ---l- voueyban -... -- ..... ..... - - Ping-pong--- Glee Club ----- I-'.H-A. ------ --- ----l- Student Council--- 8 ROS E LLA KROC K F.H.A. --------- --------- Glee Club--- -- Band --------- - Cheerleader ---- Student Councxl--- County Chorus-U Bobby Sox ------ -- Mixed Dates ----- -- Along Came Kilroy --- MARION Mc FARLAND Glee Club ---------------- l-l- Band --------------------- l -Z- Spanish Club ------- ---l-Z- County Band --------- -------- Student Council ------- ---- - -- Basketball Manager ------------ Football Manager --------------- Bobby Sox -------------- Along Came Kilroy - -------- -- The Eagles' Voice -------- ---- Mixed Dates ------------ - ---- DONNA MINTER lil-LA. ------- -------- - .--... 1 -Z Band ------------ ---- -.-- - - 2-3-4 County Band ---- .--.-.--..... 3 Glee Club ----- ---- 1 -Z-3-4 Cheerleader ----- -.--.----. 4 Student Council ---- ---- 3 -4 School Pianist ----------- ..... 3 -4 Mixed Dates ------ ---- - ------ 2 Along Came Kilroy -- ----- ---3 ROSELLA WILLEKE Glee Club ---------------- I-Z-3-4 12'.H.A. -----.-.--.-------.-- 1-2-4 Student Council ----------------- l Mixed Dates - ------------- -- Z MARGUERITE PRICE Glee Club ------------- -- I-Z-3-4 F.H-A- --------------- ---'- ' 4 9 GERALD HO UCHIN Baseball ----------------- Volleyball ---- ----------- Basketball ---- --------- Softball ----- -- - -- Band ---------- -------- Glee Club -------- -------- Student Council- -------- -- Bobby Sox ---- ---- - - Mixed Dates -- -------- - ' 'Along Came Kilroy' ' ----- 'W' DA UN MC PHERSON Basketball- --------- --------- Band- ------------ -------- 1 -Z- Glee Club ----- -------- l -Z- County Chorus--- County Band ---- Spanlah Club--- -'nobby sox -..-- A long C ame Mixed Dates Kllroy PAUL KRO USE Football ------ ---------- - .--... 4 Softball ---- Baseball ---- Basketball ---- Glee Club ----- Spanish Club ---- Band ----------- Student Council--- County Chorus ---- ----1-z ---1-2-3 ---1-Z-3-4 --1-z-3-4 --- Z-3-4 ----z-3 ---- Z ---------3 --Bobby sox'--- ...... .......... 1 Mixed Dates ------ ---- - ------ 2 Along Came Kilroy ------- ---- 3 MARYLINN RocKHoL.n one Club .--...---------- --1-z -3 F.1-LA. ---------- -- ----------- --4 BR Glee Club - ENDA MYERS - -------------- I -Z-3-4 Band- ------------------------ - 3 5-.1-1.A. -......... ..--..-. -.--- 1 - z Bobby Sox 10 -------------------1 THOMAS MILJJN Band -------------------------- 3 County Band- ---------------- ---3 Glee Club ----- ---l-Z-3-4 Basketball ---- -- l-Z-3-4 Softball ----- ----- l -Z Baseball ----- ----- 3 -4 Ping-pong ------ ------- l -Z Mixed Dates --- ----- -Z ., JOANN ROSS r.H.A. ----- ------------- - -1- Glee Club ----- - ---- Band ------- -- - ----- Cheerleader--- ------------- sommu -------- - Student Counci1--- ------ ---- Bobby Sox ---- ----------- Mixed Dates ------ --------- Along Came Kilroy -- ALICE TEMPLETON F,H.A. -------------------- --- 4 Volleyball--- ---- ----- - --3 Ping-pong ---- ---- 3 Spanish Club ------- ----- 1 -Z Glee Club ----------- --1-Z-3-4 Bobby Sox ------------------ -l Mixed Dames -------...--.... -2 Along Came Kill-oy ----------- 3 JEAN ZAHLLER F.H.A. - ------ - --------- Ping-pong ---- --------- Volleyball ----- --------- Spanish C lub ------------- Band -------------------- Student Council- --------- Glee Club--- -------- ---- Along Came Kilroy ---- ALICE PATRICK Glee Club 1-Z F.H.A. ------ ----------- 1 z 4 ll MISS DIXON Home Room Teacher Class History It is true that many classes count their class life as being twelve years, and the history of the Class of 5l of Belle CenterAHigh dates first at the point, twelve years ago, when approximately 45 children started in the first grade to form the Class of 5l , however, we are going to leave that part of our past unhallowed and unsung, in- asmuch as our early life was very similar to the early lives of all good children. Our might at that time was not looked on very seriously by the teachers, but their looks upon us reminded us of the greedy ogres of our Fairy Tales and their classrooms as so many caves wherein they could destroy us. We were surely a cosmopolitan group. There were the Templetons and the Krouses from North Wood, the Korcks from Yelverton, the Minters and the Myerses from Jumbo, and, of course, the Millins, Rosses, Houchins, Fabers and many more came from our town--Belle Center. These and many others came flocking in from all parts of our fair county. In September, 1945, we started our final half of school. We were in the High School Building now, and we had Miss Dixon as our home room teacher. In the 8th grade we moved to the back study hall and were in the same room with the Greeny-Freshmen. AT LAST WE WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL: We entered our high school career with our initiation part--some initiation--can you remember, Mr. Dodge? By the time we were Sophomores we were noted for our hilarious parties. Also this year the girls left the boys behind and began to cast their eyes on upperclassmen! We had another home room teacher by the time we were Juniors. She was Miss Helen Irwin. We started thinking really seriously this year about preparing for our Senior trip. Also we wanted to give the Seniors a banquet. We sold refreshments at the ball games, sold candy at noon, and presented a play Along Came Kilroy. At the end of this year Betty Broadstone left us. At last we had reached our Senior year. An experience that no one should miss. Miss Ola Dixon came back to be our home room teacher. At the beginning of this year Jack Kerns left us after completing ll years at Belle Center School. We are graduating with 19 members, ten of which started school at Belle Center Public School. And now we are ready to depart from Belle Center High but I hope we shall never forget those friendships formed during our years together. Even though many little things have happened there which caused us unhappiness, we are truly sorry to leave and we shall remember not only our labors and trials but also our good times while striving under the colors of the Class of Sl --MAROON AND SILVER. National Honor Society The object of this society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character of students. Membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Can- didates shall have spent one year in Logan County High Schools and shall be members of the Junior or Senior Classes. Eligible candidates must not have below an 857. average. Last spring Barbara Akers, Dolores Zimmerman, and James Templeton were chosen from Belle Center. As this was written before the candidates were chosen for this year, we were unable to include their names. Senior Scholarship Test- A test, put out by Ohio State University, is given in Bellefontaine each fall to the eligible Seniors in Logan County. A number of scholarships are awarded by Ohio State, if the winners go to Ohio State. This year Belle Center's entrants were: Rosella Krock, Donna Minter, Alice Templeton, Jean Zahller, and David Brandyberry. IZ Last Will and Testament The Senior Class of 1951 claims this to be its last will and testament on this, the fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen-hundred and Fifty-one. The Senior Class wills the following to: ' Mrs. Rhoades, their spelling proficiency. Miss Trurnbull, their skill in reading Shakesperian plays. Mr. Leindecker, our comprehensive study in Math. Mrs. I-leminger, the girls' proficiency in candy making. Mr. Wishnioski, several atom bombs to be used in Chemistry next year. Mr. Sollars, an extra pair of spectacles. Mrs. Moore, a new set of symbols. Mr. Heminger, the Class'unshown interest in farm Agriculture. Mr. Dodge, Kenny Hesser's bountiful head of hair. The Seniors bequeath the following to the Juniors: The honor of residing in the Senior home room. Their ability to have quiet and well conducted business meetings. The composure for which every Senior is noted. Gerald Houchin wills John Osborn his stately figure. To Barbara Patrick goes Rosella Krock's prevailing wit. Coral Lease wills Dean Groves her gentle voice. To Bob Quay goes David Brandyberry's physique. Rosella Willeke wills her hearty laugh to Madge Schultz. To Jocele Clarridge goes Peggy Price's square dancing skill. To Glenn Ricketts goes Paul Krouse's ability to get along with girls Donna Minter wills her typing accuracy to Betty Curtis. To Don McMillen goes Marion McFarland's manly appeal. Alice Templeton wills her girlish figure to Norma James. To Russ Rover goes Kenny Hesser's unmanageable curls. Brenda Myers wills her shyness to Jeanette Ross. Joann Ross wills her position in Yoder's Grocery to Marilyn Doyle. To Pete Ammons goes David Brandyberry's small basketball suit. To Jack Core goes Daun McPherson's large but manageable feet. To Mary Lou McKirahan goes Marilyn Rockhold's perfect English. Virginia Faber wills her quiet ways to Helen Prater. David Brandyberry wills his ability to play piano concerts lover the Laughlin. To Julia Newman goes Jean Zahller's second-rate soprano voice. Alice Patrick wills her feminine dressing ability to .Toella Williams. To Jim Shephard goes Tom Millin's basketball skill. Virginia Faber wills her piano playing ability to Judy Bazzle. Alice Templeton wills her basketball skill to Annabelle Halsey. To Frank Willeke goes Paul Krouse's speed for football. To Ruth Newman goes Joann Ross's dark and well kept tresses. Marilyn Rockhold wills Norma Torrence her bright red spectacles. To Jim Dysert goes Gerald I-louchin's height. Alice Patrick wills her sophisticated walk to Caroline Phillips. phonej to Bob To Arthur McClure goes Marion McFarland's ability to make speeches. Signature: Witness: AW Witness: ea 6. . 13 Class Diary of the Future Time: June, 1961 The owner of the Diary is Marion McFarland, Class of 1951. It was written on his performance tour of the United States. He is now a world renowned magician. .Tune 1: Detroit-As I stepped off the train platform with my beautiful assistant, Joann Ross, I was handed a letter from David Brandyberry, the new President of the Lockheed Airplane Inc. That evening we had dinner with Jack Kerns, now a famous radio announcer. June Z: Cleveland--We borrowed Jack's car and drove to Cleveland early this morning. I got tickets for the Cleveland Indians Baseball Game in the afternoon. We were very surprised to see Tom Millin as he played third base for the Indians. In this game, Tom acted as nervous as a kitten. After the game, when we talked with him, I found out the reason. His wife, Brenda QMyersJ, was in the hospital making Tom a father. .Tune 5: Chicago--This afternoon we had some spare time, so we decided to visit the Public Library. What do you think we saw? Marilyn Rockhold was the chief libra- rian. After seeing the sights of Chicago, we were asked to go to the home of Alice fTempletonQ and her husband for dinner. Alice is the owner of a small hat shop in Chicago. Some of her own creations have reached the Paris Fashion Shops. June 10: Belle Center--The first stop we made was the Elm Cafe. There we were surprised to see Gerald I-Iouchin in the uniform of the U. S. Army Air Force. After talking with him, I found that he had been in the army since he graduated from West Point. I-Ie is now a Three-Star General. Before we left, Rosella Willeke came in. I understand she has been teaching the third grade here in Belle Center for five years. In the afternoon, I went to Kenton. On the way I passed two very beautiful farms. Later I found out from Kenny Hesser that one was owned by Virginia lFaberj and her husband, Bob Morris. Kenny said the other one was his. While in Kenton, I ran into Peggy QPricej and her husband. They are the proud parents of five children. After I got back to Belle Center, I decided to visit the office of the Herald Voice. I found that Rosella fKrockl was the Editor-in-Chief of the local paper. June 14: Columbus--Had some time, so we went through the Capitol Building. We were very happy to find that Donna Minter was a beautiful secretary to the governor. We could very easily see that she is a very hard worker and always got to the Core of her work. '-i June 18: Denver--Imagine our surprise when we saw Coral Lease in the front row of the theater. We understand she lives here now. June 21: Salt Lake Citye-On our way West, we stopped to see the Great Salt Lake. After a long ride we enjoyed a dinner with Jean Zahller, who is now the head nurse in a large Salt Lake City hospital. June 27: Los Angeles--Just as we were leaving we met Alice fPatrickj, who is the happy mother of three children. June 30: Hollywood--We went to see Paul Krouse's latest picture. He is a famous movie star, and also the best dressed man in Hollywood. Daun McPherson, who is now one of MGM's leading cartoonists, entertained us for the evening at his Beverly Hills estate. A Wednesday, January 10, 1951 at 7:30 P. M. the Senior Class and their sponsor, Miss Dixon were served a very appetizing dinner at the Kenton Country Club with our host being Mr. James Stephey. Mr. Stephey was the photographer who took our Senior Class pictures and the pictures for our annual. There were five members unable to attend. 14 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: NOT SHOWN: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Grade Eleven Left to Right: Ruth Newman, Barbara Patrick, Caroline Phillips, Judy Bazzle, Norma James, Madge Schultz, Jeannette Ross, Helen Prater, Jocele Clarridge, Marilyn Doyle, Miss Truinbull. John Osborn, President: Mary Lou McKirahan, Vice-President: Norma Torrence, Annabelle Halsey, Joella Williams, Betty Curtis, Julia Newman, Arthur McClure. Jim Dysert, Lewis Ammons, Russell Royer, Frank Willeke, Bob Laughlin Treasurer: Glenn Ricketts, Jack Core. Dean Groves, Don McMillen, Secretary: Jim Shepherd, Bob Quay. Grade Ten Left to Right: Shirley Matthews, Carol Henry, Phyllis Guthrie, Ann Laughlin, Shirley Swartz, Nadine Lowery, Delores Bruce. Max Brentlinger, Jim Patterson, Betty Hesser, Bonnie Rockhold, Margaret Torrence, Pat Ammons, Jeannette McMillen, Janice Johnston, Joan Stout, R. L. Murphy, Secretary: John Royer. Charles Bell, Von Gibson, Duane Hughes. Vice-President, Louis Downey, Russ Brown, Treasurer: Jim Stout, Frank Liles, Don Houchin, Dick Baughman, President. Imogene Tuttle. V Grade Nine Left to Right: Dick Zahller, Fred Phillips, Bob Reed, Treasurer: Carl Carson, Dick Griffith, Ronald Bullock, Duane Risner, Tom Newman, Bill Ricketts, Sid Brentlinger, Bob Henry. Emma Faber, Rose Marie Brown, Vice-President, Peggy Miller, Leola Tuttle, Shelby McMil1en, Nancy Brown, Lillian Ross, Mary Patterson, Secretary: Alice Parker, President, Janice Good, Judy Byrd, Mrs. Rhoades. Pat Paxon, Nancy Kotterman, Chester Williamson, Royce Bell, Gary Morris, Norman Johnson, John Wilcox, Annabelle Bailey, Donna Lowery. 16 wx Q11 -W' c fu E '5-.3 11 9 J ' I x 1'-1' W .J 5 f . - I- ,---11 ,. . ' 940'--mg' A' fi JF! ' 5 1 v Q LZ if ., 1. ' '- 3 WMA 'x 7 I ...fl 6 '11 Q .- QC G . -E-nf'Q.A,g,1-I mf' f f. 1 , .. Q E ,W v ' SQ K' N I M, FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: NOT SHOWN: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: NOT SHOWN: Grade E ight Left to Right: John Car son, David Kotterman, Carol Krouse, Audrey Baughman, Mary Cooke, Wilma Williams, Lois Richardson, Reva Nell Ross, Nancy Fisher, Dick James, Jim Dodge. Mary Ellen Painter, Carolyn Sloan, Shirley Davis, Linda Phillips, Carol Price, Shirley Curtis, Judy Bates, Secretary: Patty Sterling, Linda Stout, Joan Johnson, President: Rose Quay. Donn Minter, Verlyn Gibson, Dick Sloan, Lee McKirahan, Vice-President: David Liles, Dean Plaugher, Dick Wilson, Gary Quay. Grade Sefven Left to Right: Bob Templeton, President: Peggy Rhoades, Nancy Chamberlin, Shirley Fleece, Judy Brentlinger, Phyllis Henry, Shirley Stuber, Rex Zimmerman. Jim Ricketts, Treasurer: Don Risner, Alta Williams, Sue Allison, Jeanne Postle. Jerry Matthews, Sue Duff, Delores Royer, Vice-President: Carl Shaw, Don Patton, Lyle Krock, Secretary. John Artman, Dan Kearns, Joe Herring, Tom Drake, Tom Quay, Dick Groves, Charles Hanson, Ray Bloom, David Brown, John Reed, Mr. Sollars James Armentrout, David Laughlin, Sue McA1exander. Sixth Grade Left to Right: p Virgil Davis, Paul Robb, Jerry Elliott, David Wroten, Jack Parrott, Aryln Drake, David Rose, James Miller, James Rich, Steven Ammons, Larry McKirahan. Marilee Ralston, Jean Johnston, Eileen Baughman, Carol Risner, Virginia Good, Phyllis Lament, Betty Cramer, Barbara Stierhoff, Geneva Robb, Geraldine Saylor. Harold McVay, Dick Quay, Larry Bullock, Judy Painter, Eileen Davidson, Delores Smith, Nancy Smith, Jennie Carnes, Mike Parker, Connie Fisher, Lloyd Painter. Harold Neeley, Phillip Albert, Larry Groves. Miss Colvin. Helen Byrd, Charles Brown. Fonda Miller, Larry Patterson. 18 E I G H T H S E V E N T H 19 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: NOT SHOWN: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: NOT SHOWN: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: NOT SHOWN: Fifth Grade Left to Right: Edwin Herring, Benny Richardson, Eddy Carson, Jimmy Good, Bobby Crooks, Roger Liles, Dickie Vance, Roy Varner, Eddie Akers Ronnie Brentlinger, Joe Patton. Brenda Sickles, Eleanor Lowery, Vickie Bazzle, Margel Baker, Ann Postle, Yvonne McA1exander, Ruth Hatcher, Maryiln Carpenter, Donna Torrence, Nancy Good, Nan Stuber, Sue Ellen Matthews. Mike Kirk, Dean Anderson, Ronnie Bell, Ida Strausburgh, Marcia Bates, Dorthy Hanson, Linda Bach. Carol Stout, Darlene McMillen, Julia Fisher, Donn Derr, John Krouse. Billy Shaw, Robert Middleton, Larry Van Hosse, Mrs. Bloom. Eugene Cloud. Fourth Grade Left to Right: Ronnie Johnson, Robert Brown, Wanda Swartz, Lillie Drake, Peggy Carson, Caren Risner, Lois Orders, Zena Lou Norris, Donnie Painter, Raymond Prater. Stanton Jones, Kay Volbrecht, Caryn Williams, Connie Bell, Barbara Quay, Peggy Baughman, Judy Brown, Nita Ammons, Sue Snyder, Herbert Carnes. Homer Haines, Jimmy Stierhoff, Robert Shields, Joseph Reed, Roger Bullock, Ronald Elliott, Don Zimmerman, Joseph Patterson, James Rockhold, Mrs. Zahller. Lynda Campbell, Ann Downey, Diane Hartman, Barbara Lament, Roger Moore, Linda Pfeiffer, Linda Ross, Hally Lee Simmons, William Yoder, Bradley Hersog. Third Grade Left to Right: Donald Lament, David Cushwa, Fredrick Krock, Billy Rose, Stanford Deal, Stanley Herring, Ronald Price, James Artman, Tom McCalla, Charles Miller, Earl James, Kay Ammons, Billy Letts, Donald Ruble. Jane Reed, Sarah Plaugher, Ruth Ann Wilson, Betty Derr, Garnet Newman, Katherine Bach, Susan Collinsworth, Penelope Quay, Karen Krock, Margaret Stuber, Carole Smith. Joseph Parrott, Timothy Armentrout, Robert Anderson, Sharon Krouse, Melva Dillon, Bonnie Rich, Jo Ann Carnes, Joyce Schrader, Joy Johnson, Duaine Roof, Larry Sickles, Paul Quay, Alzina Cline. John Baker, Edwin Patterson, Lloyd Phillips, Leon Snyder, Dick Westerman, Mary Jane Albert, Carol Butcher, Doris Halsey, Louise Laughlin. Z0 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: NOT SHOWN: Left to Right: Jackie Ammons, Kim Hartman, Betty Kearns, Carolyn Stierhoff, Jean Lament, Betty Moore, Nancy Varner, Judy Brown, Janie Ritchey, Glendale Parrot, Betty Albert, Susie Booher, Max Patrick, Tommy Johnson. Judy Kerns, Joann Burton, Marjorie Patterson, Carolyn Bell, Sue Williams, Betty Wilkerson, Diane Akers, Donna Bell, Jeanette Achey, Laura Stuber, Phyllis Baughman, Sharon Lamb, Billy Zahller, Donnie Kramer. Ronnie Banta, Robert Butcher, Donnie Coolidge, Paul Cushwa, Russel Deal, Donnie Griffith, Kerby Berry, Jackie Orders, Bobbie Stout, John K. Duff, John Bach. John Dotson, Jerry Wyburn, Harvey Callen, John Callen, Wayne Willeke, Mrs. Park. Bruce Faber, Robert Rockhold, Linda Shick, Jane Shaw, Timmie Hartman, Joan Parrott, FIRST ROW: Left to Rightg Larry McMil1en, Elenora Fisher, Carol Norris, Gloria Brentlinger, Judy Ann Bell, Judy Horn, Sharon Elliott, Sue Ammons, Linda Miller, Ruth McKirahan, Milan Carnes. SECOND ROW: Warren Green, John Ruble, Victor Bell, Lynn Ralston, Charles Hesser, Ronald Royer, David Patrick, Jon Rose, Jerry Kerns, Clark Parrott, John Campbell. THIRD ROW: Buddie Corwin, Donald Shields, Glen Van Atta, Nancy Stout, Janice Parker, NOT SHOWN: Vada Varner, Nancy Williams, Bille Lynne Fulton, Marilyn Ruble, Sherilyn Rambo, Ronald Lowery, Richard Ricketts. Janet Armentrout, Evelyn Fisher, Phillip Bullock, Judy Beatty, Mary Lee I-linkle, Ella Jane Stokes, Mary Louise Achey, Linda McVay, Margaret Hanson Mary Louise Laughlin. ZZ FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: LEFT END: RIGHT END: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Band Left to Right: Pat Ammons, Dick Wilson, Stanton Jones, Jim Dodge, Peggy Rhoades, Sue Duff, Madge Schultz, Janice Johnston, Shirley Swartz, Arthur McClure, Duane Hughes, R. L. Murphy, Marion McFarland, Kenny Millisor, Gene McFarland, Bob Templeton, Jim Ricketts, Rex Zimmerman. Pauline Meyer, Carol Krouse, Margaret Torrence, Russ Royer, Daun McPherson, Nancy Kotterman, Joan Johnston, Betty I-lesser, Janice Good, Jim Dysert, Charles Hanson, Ruth Newman, Gerald I-louchin, Joan Stout, Linda Stout, Ray Bloom, Mike Cloud, Ronald Bullock, Dick Zahller. Dean Groves, Russ Brown, Donna Minter, Norma Torrence, Joann Ross, Fred Phillips, Bob Quay, John Royer, Shirley Matthews, Don Patton, Annabelle Bailey, Pat Paxon, Jeannette McMillen, Mrs. Moore. Vickie Krock, Jerry Matthews. Jeanne Postle, Rita Royer. Boys' Glee Club Left to Right: Charles Bell, John Royer, Paul Krouse, Don Houchin, Gary Morris, Ronald Bullock, Dick Griffith, Duane Risner, Fred Phillips, Mrs. Moore. Norman Johnson, Bob Quay, Dick Baughman, Royce Bell, Chester Williamson, R. L. Murphy, Russ Brown, Bob Reed, Gene McFarland, Frank Liles, Louis Downey. Kenny Hesser, Tom Millin, Marion McFarland, Daun McPherson, Gerald Houchin, Dean Groves, John Wilcox, David Brandyberry, Duane Hughes, Russ Royer, Lewis Ammons. Girls' Glee Club Left to Right: Carol Henry, Leola Tuttle, Nancy Brown, Alice Parker, Peggy Miller, Rosella Willeke, Emma Faber, Rose Marie Brown, Judy Byrd, Helen Prater, Janice Good, Rosella Krock. Mrs. Moore, Ruth Newman, Shirley Swartz, Annabelle Bailey, Mary Patterson, Pat Paxon, Ann Laughlin, Shirley Matthews, Nancy Kotterman, Lillian Ross, Mary Lou McKirahan, Delores Bruce, Judy Bazzle, Madge Schultz. ' Annabelle Halsey, Jeannette Ross, Joan Stout. Janice Johnston, Betty Curtis, Donna Minter, Coral Lease, Jean Zahller, Alice Templeton, Bonnie Rockhold, Phyllis Guthrie, Caroline Phillips, Barbara Patrick. Norma James, Virginia Faber, Norma Torrence, Margaret Torrence, Peggy Price, Donna Lowery, Shelby McMillen, Julia Newman, Joella Williams, Jeannette McMi1len, Brenda Myers, Joann Ross. Z4 B A N D G' L E E C -A-'- L U B S Z5 Freshman Initiation The annual Freshman Initiation was held October 10, 1950 in the high schoom gym. The Sophomore Class was host to the Freshmen. The Initiation lasted one day and one evening. The daytime initiation was based upon appearance such as dress. The girls supposedly were to look like old ladies. The boys were half and half - they looked like a painted doll combined with an old tramp. . Together they looked like they had escaped from Lima State Hospital. The evening program began with group games. A worm eating contest was held next as part of the initiation, but soaked spaghetti was used in place of worms. The evening concluded with delicious refreshments consisting of ham salad sandwiches, potato chips, and cider. The Freshmen left the party feeling they were full pledge high school members. F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bob Quay, Treasurer, Norman Johnson, Reporterg Arthur McClure, Secretary: Jim Stout, Vice-Presidentg Duane Hughes, Presidentg Mr. Heminger. SECOND ROW: Lewis Ammons, I-listoriang Duane Risner, Fred Phillips, Jim Patterson, John Wilxox, Dick Griffith. THIRD ROW: Bob Laughlin, Frank Willeke, Student Advisor, Gary Morris, Carl Carson. With the reopening of the Vocational Agriculture department, the Belle Center Chapter of Future Farmers of America. was reactivated. During the year the F. F. A. had a pest hunt, scrap drive, put out Vocational calendars, and sponsored a square dance with the F. H. A. F.HA. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Marylinn Rockhold, Virginia Faber, Jean Zahller, Margaret Torrence, Historian: Annabelle Bailey, Treasurerg Rosella Wdlleke, Presidentg Rosella Krock, Vice-President, Joann Ross, Secretary, Alice Patrick, Alice Templeton, Coral Lease, Peggy Price. SECOND ROW: Peggy Miller, Leola Tuttle, Donna Lowery, Lillian Ross, Shelby McMillen, Julia Newman, Joella Williams, Barbara Patrick, Madge Schultz, Janice Good, Ruth Newman, Mrs. Heminger. THIRD ROW: Helen Prater, Jeannette Ross, Pat Paxon, Nancy Kotterman, Caroline Phillips, Annabelle Halsey, Phyllis Guthrie, Bonnie Rockhold, Nadine Lowery, Betty Hesser, Carol Henry, Delores Bruce. NOT SHOWN: Imogene Tuttle, Reporter. ' The F. H. A. was reorganized this year. The girls have made stuffed animals which were given to the children's home. They have also sponsored a square dance with the F. F. A. Z6 -- 7 89' 8 C H O R U l iS A F F A F H A F Z 7 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Alice Parker, Mary Patterson, Treasurer, Nancy Brown, Pat Ammons, llimma Faber, Rose Marie Brown, Russ Royer, President, Judy Byrd, Ann Laughlin, Shirley Swartz, Mrs. Rhoades, Shirley Matthews. SECOND ROW: Bob Reed, Mary Lou McKirahan, Secretary, Betty Curtis, Jeannette Mc Millen, Janice Johnston, Joan Stout, Annabelle Bailey, Nancy Kotterman, Lillian Ross, John Osborn, Bob Henry. THIRD ROW: Fred Phillips, Norman Johnson, Kenneth Hesser, Paul Krouse, Duane Hughes, Vice-President, David Brandyberry, Russ Brown, Dean Groves, Louis Downey Lewis Ammons, Jack Core, Daun McPherson, Marion McFarland, Bob Laughlin. 1 The monthly meetings of El Club Alegre de Espanol are held to learn more about the history and customs of Spain and Mexico. Library Staff Z8 Advanced Home Ec. Physics Typing II Seniors Phys. Ed. Senior Girls Halloween Carnival The Halloween Carnival was held on October 31, 1951. In the afternoon a parade was led by Judy Bazzle riding horseback, followed by the Band, Queen and her attendants, and floats from each of the upper six grades. In the evening there was a play, crowning of the Queen, masquerade judging, and then the concessions were opened The Homecoming Game The game was played on a cold and miserable night with a sharp, biting wind blowing across the field. But, regardless of weather, many local fans flocked to see the Eagles come to an overwhelming victory over the Degraff Pirates. During the half the Queen was crowned in a very cool, but colorful ceremony. The Queen and her attendants were brought onto the field preceding the band. After a few numbers, the Band formed a heart while the ceremony was taking place. The Queen's attendants were introduced in order: 7th, Peggy Rhoades, 8th, Joan Johnston, 9th, Annabelle Bailey: 10th Ann Laughlin, llth, Marylyn Doyle. Then the Queen, Donna Minter, was introduced to the captains of each team after which last year's Queen, Shirley Swartz., crowned her Queen of the Homecoming Football Game. After the football game the alumni, high school students and teachers, both football teams and cheerleaders were invited to attend a 50-50 Dance in the Belle Center Gymnasium. Library 'Mrs. Rhoades has been working very hard the past two years to get the library books recorded and classified. We have a very nice selection of fiction, history, science, biology and literature. Others sources of information are the Encyclopedia Britannicas, World Books, and Atlas. ,Student Council The Student Council is the Student Governing Body of the high school building. The officers are chosen by the upper six grades and each class is responsible for choosing their representatives to serve on the Council. b The Halloween Carnival, the first Homecoming Football Game and Dance ever held here, and the Christmas Scene on our school lawn have all been under the auspices of the Student Council. Arranging for Honor Letters and the revisal of a Council Constitution are being completed by the committees in charge. C Chapel Committee The Chapel programs this year have proved to be very interesting. Each Senior, and his committee made up of students from grades seven to eleven, have had charge of one chapel during the year. Mrs. Rhoades and the Chape1,Committee members have helped with ideas and plans for their programs. The committees are to becongratulated for the responsibility they have taken and for the fine manner in which they have carried it out. 30 Basketball A FIRST ROW: Left to Right: John Royer, Manager: Russ Brown, Russ Royer, David Brandyberry, Tom Millin, Gerald I-Iouchin, Duane Hughes, Don I-Iouchin, Lewis Ammons, Marion McFarland, Manager. SECOND ROW: R. L. Murphy, Frank Willeke, Jim Shepherd, Jack Core, Paul Krouse, Louis Downey, Dean Groves, Dick Baughman, Coach Sollars. THIRD ROW: Duane Risner, Bill Ricketts, Sid Brentlinger, John Wilcox, Norman Johnson, Royce Bell, Chester Williamson, Bob Henry, Dick Griffith. Unfortunately, Belle Center did not fare as well in basketball as they did in football. We played twelve league games and won three. We played four non-league games and won two. This record, however, does not give an accurate picture of the team. Several of these games were lost by only a few points and in several of them Belle Center led up to the last quarter only to fade and be beaten. In seven of these games Belle Center lost by a total of twenty-four points: less than four points a game. Only four will be lost by graduation this year: Gerald I-louchin, Thomas Millin, Paul Krouse, and David Brandyberry. Belle Center's Reserve Squad had a better season than the Varsity, winning ten and losing six. Football During the last of August in the fall of 1950 an entirely new sport was introduced into Logan County and Belle Center. Six Man Football. Essentially it is the same as eleven man football, but it is a faster game with emphasis on speed and deception rather than power. Even though Belle Center had the smallest and lightest of the four teams we still had a good season winning three and losing three. We.also ran up the highest score in the county against Lewistown-55 to 26. Next year Belle Center will have a more experienced team losing only three by graduation: Kenneth I-lesser, Paul Krouse, and David Brandyberry. FIRST ROW: John Royer, Manager: Dick Baughman, Paul Krouse, R. L. Murphy, Russell Royer, Pete bmmons, Frank Willeke, Marion McFarland, Manager SECOND ROW: Russell Brown, Royce Bell, David Brandyberry, Jim Shephard, Dean Groves, Kenneth I-lesser, Louis Downey, Arthur McClure, Mr. Sollars, Coach. Softball FIRST ROW: Left to Rightz' Shirley Matthews, Rose Marie Brown, Judy Byrd, Peggy Miller, Delores Bruce, Ruth Newman, Bonnie Rockhold, Phyllis Guthrie, Coral Lease. SECOND ROW: Shirley Swartz, Alice Parker, Mary Patterson, Nancy Brown, Shelby McMillen, Carol Henry, Betty Hesser, Margaret Torrence, .Tocele Clarridge. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kotterman, Annabelle Bailey, Judy Bazzle, Caroline Phillips, Ioella Williams, Pat Paxson. Mr. Dodge. The Girls' Softball team played three games this fall winning against Huntsville and losing to Lewistown and Lakeview. Ping-pong Last year in Ping-pong,. Belle Center won the boys' singles, Jim Templeton: boys' doubles, Jack Core and Don Houchin: girls' doubles, Alice Templeton and Jean Zahller. 32 QQ Top Row Marylyn Doyle Donna Mlnter Ann Laughhn 'U E . Maulnutzliiilii' Bottom R ow Joan Johnson Peggy Rhoades Annabelle Bailey Varsity L.. To R . Shirley Swartz Joann Rose Donna Minter Shirley Matthews R vsvrmcvs L.. To R . Nanry Brown Alice Pa rkcr Mary Pnltr- rson 34 l W? fx ,'I .fy ' XS r Vigil ' 1 Xl Ll . ff 2' ' !, Af f U I ' r r .1 Z cgufog mpgs I , ff I E, Alf , 1 fff '-? ' !' fk,,, ,9 .9-.vue W' O U CC' wALswonTH mn....,n.a A un.: by lALlI1'l noni I-nun. ll-., u l. L 36 'Z' ...A ff? ,- '2' Alumni Section ASTERISKS HJ DENOTE DECEASED MEMBERS CLASS OF 1887 Edwin K. Abbotti Sadie O. Fultoni' A. Letta fShieldsJ Swan' CLASS OF 1888 William Boyd Ramseyif Margaret QLaughlinj Graham Elton C. Lowery' Rosa fSloan1 Mansfieldi' CLASS OF 1889 Anna fRub1ej Reamsi' William E. Laughlinll' Mary E. lMcConnellj Pattoni' CLASS OF 1890 Mary R. Bushey Metta Clarki' Eva QLaughlinl Ramsey' Kate QAbbottl Bogart Myrtle fLylej Williams Bessie CClark1 Clancey Clara fLaughlinJ Hamilton Agnes Wallacei Lerna lLambertJ Tarmeleyv CLASS OF 1891 Liuie B. wrigm-i Jessie KLivingstonj Butler-4' Lucy fEarickj Hamilton' David A. Liggitt D. Estella fMcKinnonl Healyi' Agnes KRub1ej Simpson? CLASS OF 1892 Burdella fLoweryj Schmoyer Jessie fPo1lockl Fulton Anna QBlairl McNeill Adda KMcConne1l1 Liggittl' Nannie QMcNeil1l Davis' Alma Bruner Ruah fLaughlinl Macki Blanche lClinej Mains Irvin R. Kiblinger CLASS OF 1893 Maude QBurchfieldl Johnson Blanche Lambert' Sallie fSchneiderl Baier Guata Harrod Ora fFultonl Hannum Metta fBrownj Wittmanllf CLASS OF 1893 fContinuedl Lucy Ellis' T. Ulrica Liggittif James S. Wallace CLASS OF 1894 Jessie fValentine 1 Pergrini' Gertrude fLaughlin1 Joerrisenfr Emil G. Wagner? A Stella fSimrnonsj Anderson Eva fLambertl Mitchell Charles A. Fultonlf CLASS OF 1895 Hattie fRitcheyJ Cringi' Bertha fWagnerj Bickhami' Lulu B. Hannurn Bertha QMcLainj Seaman Tirza fEllisj Whartoni' H. A. Sicklesi William S. Anderson CLASS OF 1896 Alice QBrunerj Ripley Nina QMcClu1-el Pierce Clara fClinel Dodds Mark F. Campbell Kate Stewart J. Walter Liggitt Carl C. Campbell? Frank W. McClure1' Harry Graham Charles J. Wagner Aldus A. Smith' CLASS OF 1897 Geneva Qwhartonj Richardsif Carrie fLaughlin1 Ludwig J. Harry Cline Inez Olentineif Roberta McKirahan Frank R. Valentine CLASS OF 1898 Horace Laughlinlk Paul Chenotv Coe Laughlin Walter Z. Mains CLASS OF 1899 Walter McKirahan'l' William L. Smith Ray Drummond 37 CLASS OF 1899 fContinuedl Elma QWallaceJPuntenney William Witzenbarcher Robert Cline Homer Westenhaver CLASS OF 1900 Cloris Aikin Rosa fBaierJ Darby: Lola fEllis1 Smith Arthur G. Longbrake Fred W. MCKirahan'l' Anna fPattersonl Aikini' Rena fAikin1 Laughlinlk Kyle J. Boyd' Mame QI-Iarrodl Smith Thomas J. McKelvey'l' Walter K. Mitchell Ernest I. Richey Cora Kwillisonl Stuffy CLASS OF 1901 Lewis H. Bloom Charles E. Fisher? Jennie fLiggittl Collinsif Agnes fPainterl Carneslk William E. Summey Lena Hammai Lydia fBaierl Scott Florence fAikinl Thompson CLASS OF 1902 Harry A. Fulton Glenn Drummond I. Bliss Johnston Sadie Scott Margaret Holding Alvin Manahan Mary QGrahamj Pierce J. Albert McKirahan John Stewart' Susie Drake Ada QEmeryJ Johnston Jessie QForsythel McCleary William J, Torrence Arlou QTorrencel Eddy Bertha fwelchl Kuert Florence fwitzenbarcherj Cooper J. L. Collins Martha QRitchey1 Collins CLASS OF 1903 J. Burch Wylie Bernice fBrownj Gregg' Evoria QSmithl Murphy Rob Roy McClure Walter Marlatti' Mary QStoutl Windham Jarnes F. Drake Edythe fGlasgowj Mitchell Maude Stout Lucy Drake Fred W. McKinnon4' Fred Kitchen Jennie lwyliej Summey Nell QBennisonl Torrence CLASS OF 1904 Charles R. Aikin Gladys fTroutj Freidel Bertha fPattersonl Mitchell Grethel QMoonJ Noble Claire QPattersonl Harsh Mary U-lerveyj Kirk? William E. McLain Arah B. Collins! William J. Keys Mathew C. Mitchell CLASS OF 1905 Cleo fFultonl McCracken Frances Mains Cecil QEmeryl Iliggitt Hanna fwitzenbarcherl Young John L. Manahan CLASS OF 1906 Paul Stewart Josiah M. Liggitt Adda lRaganJ Hardy Helen Uohnstonj Hemphill Grace fwilcoxj Hill Golda QPattersonj Rutherfordr Irma fPattersonl Stephenson Bessie Keys Coral Hill Lizzie B. Liggitt Carrie QMcC1earyj Torrence Mattie lpattersonl Keys Helen Porter Jennie QSpeerj Braithewaite Neva lSmithj Loffer Bessie QCollinsl Casebolti' Helen fGivenj Coulter Alumni CLASS OF 1907 Monte Smith Robert Torrence! Angeline fwilsonj Watkins CLASS OF 1908 Curtis Brown Helen QCookj Forsythe Zelta Hervey? Chloe Lins Leonard Manahan Hazel QMcKirahanJ Montgomery Mable Porter Edna fRobbj Shape Penelope QSmithl Ramsey Mae fwooleyj Sloan Mable V. Campbells' Bessie Dolan Samuel McKelvey Samuel Hall Ethel Mains Harry Nelson Georgia QRamseyj Glasgow Earl Roberts Howard Trumbull Arthur I. Young! CLASS OF 1909 Lester Archer Hugh Stewart LeRoy Kerns Amba QObenourj Beaverlk Lula QPaxsonj Rice CLASS OF 1910 Gertrude QBel1j Canfield Bernice QRobbj Bell Mary fRamseyl Longbrake Bessie fSimpsonJ Kerns Agnes fSavagel Taylor Viola QSaylorj Weaver Eva fAndersonl Brown Helen Q Campbell, Bowman Alta Sloan Zelma Moon CLASS OF 1911 Annabelle lBlayneyj Crawford Lenore QBeecherj Saylor Truitt Brownif Edna Divine Clark Graham Mable Uiiblingerj Steinberger 38 CLASS OF 1911 QContinuedl Olive QMainsl Murphy Walter McKelvey Vivian fStephensonj Kerns Freda Trumbull Edith Qwindhaml Roberts Gordon McDonald CLASS OF 1912 Raymond Archer Raymond Bloom? Herbert English Margaret QFultonj Tarbill Allen I-Iarrod Ralph Mansfield Dell Wickerham Helen Moon Helen QNe1sonj Bloom Claribel fPhillipsl Houser Charlotte fRamseyl Robinson Gladys fStuberl VanKirk Glenn Swetland Leonard Sicklesi Carl Simpson Guy Kerns CLASS OF 1913 Charles Hall Opal QLongbrakeQ Houser Harry Manahan Lois QMcKirahanj Copeland Helen fNoblej Guidman Howard Patterson' Mary QSwetlandl Zahller Grace QS1oanl Willekeli CLASS OF 1914 Frank Downing Charlotte QForsythej Carter Scott Obenour Charlotte QPhilipsj Belli' Harriet Stewart! Mary QSimpsonj Modenll Ethel fToughl Corwin' Dorothy fwrightj Roberts Mary Elliott Lucia fwrightl Greenlee Kathryn QTarbuttonl Lytel Clayton Fry' CLASS OF 1915 Lewis Manahan Dwight Miller CLASS OF 1915 fContinuedj Escoe Pendry Ida Mae fRoberts1 fBrownj Pauline fStephensonj Borden Murray Swetland Harold Windham' Netta Briggs-r Mary fCampbell1. Johnson Viola lCosnerj Arnquist Ruth Eatoni Della fElderj Ewell Alexander Fulton Florence QGeigerj Sloan Jeanette fhunterl Pearson Marcella QHannaj Dunlap Zenaide lHarrodJ Archer Ethel QReedQ Newman Hazel Dell Hart Ruth QBloom1 Kennedy CLASS OF 1916 Earl Archer Milton Anderson Imogene QCollins1 Murphy Veva QCarnesj Carr Donald Downing' Vaugh Harrod Earl Longbrake-0' Marguerite QManahan, Bruce Cora QNelsonj Shick Arthur Postle Lester Robb Mary fToughj Fulton Bessie fToughj Crissler Lowell Terrill Georgianna QTappj Hall Nellie fBrucej Crevison Nelleta fwittenbergj Ulrey CLASS OF 1917 Arminta lBriggsJ Gamblee Walter Bloom Huston Fulton Herbert Hover-If William Hannum Georgia fLiles1 Fox Oma Line' Kenneth Beckett' Ruth fStephenson1 Curran Colma fLambertj Lantz Guy Manahani Edith fStewart1 Vera QSickles1 Bates James Trumbull Alumni CLASS OF 1917 fContinuedj Cleo Qwittenbergj Foster CLASS OF 1918 Kathryn Dolan Marcella fDavisj Reese Maurice Hargrave Thelma QLongbrake1 Hughes! Rowland Laughlin Floyd Milligan Mildred fRenickj Wheeler Lorna Richard Frazier Reed Maurice Swetland Harold Sickles Nelson Sours Helen fThompsonj Reed CLASS OF 1919 Freda fCarnes1 Gabler Frederick Campbell Ralph Downing Helen QElderj Troyer Nova Gilderj McKinnon Lena fEllisQ Carter Lena CI-lubbardj Waltzer Isabelle Templeton Gentry I-losack Helen fkobinsonj Grappy Lester Stephenson Harriet fShoultzj Madory Boyd Simpson Karl Sickles Gladys fSmith1 Miller? Della Vaden fwhittakerj Wight CLASS OF 1920 llo lGoodj Kissling Malcolm Graham Olive Hess! Mable Liles Helen fLaughlin1 Denman Sterling Obenour Adda fSicklesj Johnson Audrey fSick1esJ Johnson Mildred fSmith1 Gallaher Christian Zahller CLASS OF 1921 Alzina Cline William Dodds Elinor lDavisl Horn Harold Fisher Mary fHarbertJ Hanna? 39 CLASS OF 192.1 fContinuedj Roy Templeton Errett Baier Robert Thompson Sidney Kernsi Carl Mack Agnes QSicklesj Wener Helen fsicklesj Maorey Eula fwindhamj Flerning CLASS OF 1922 Emery Laughlin Louise fStephenson1 Watkins Cora Mae fEarlj Beltz Muriel QEmmertj Simpson Bernice fC1inej Maxwell Lillian fMarsh1 Hiatt Marie fHoffman1 Popps Ennis Manahan Clyde Sickles Ruth fwittenbergji Agnes f'I'oughj Downing Anna QMilligan1 Swetland Dorthy QPattersonl Snyder Irene fKi1-kpatrickj Healy Florence fForsytheQ Fitzpatrick Robert Hosack Walter Irwin Geneva QSiegJ Smith Ferne fAndrewsj Torrence Bertha fllogersj Zimmerman Mable fSimpsonj Kerns Rosa Carter Hugh Carnes Irene Liles Marguerite fStewartj Welles Effie fVarnerj Bush Mary Jane fLiggittj Ebert Frances Hanna Naomi fRhodesj Kemper William Downing Earle Stephenson CLASS OF 1923 Ralph Quay Maude fStephenson1 Smith' Kenneth Williams Albert Shafer Merle Oliphant Max Oliphant Gladys Orr Emmett Harbert Cleo Qlillderj Zimmerman CLASS OF 1923 Lester Dodds Erma QCaseyj Dysert Zelma KBrownj Schwab Hugh Baier CLASS OF 1924 George Smith Lloyd Martin Kermit Cline? Thomas Hosack Cecil Jakeway Amiel Collins Joseph Healy Thaddeus Carr Helen QTorrencej Baier Mary Qwittakerj Kerchenfaut Zelma QCookj Fisher Wanda Tyson F10 QMillerj Reed Geraldine IParkl Geist Frances Liles , Marybelle fLilesl Goff Margorie fl-larrod, Roby Lenada QBlockJ Collins Isabel fSchearerJ Moorefk Pauline Sieg Helen CCax-nes, Miller Sarah KKernsl Lease Ruth fSmithj Cooperider Grace fSicklesl Manahan Juanita Butler Martha QLiggittj Hawkins CLASS OF 1925 Dwight Gossard Eugene Lowery Edwin Fisher Joe Laughlin Gayle Stewart Torrence Irwin Ozro Stevenson Pearl Goff Margaret fVarnerj Henry Ruth QEmmertj Sponsler Joanna QBickhaml Notestine Thelma QRitterj Johnston Maxine Qwindhamj Lament Edna lShepherdJ Willoby Frances lSmithj Mansberger Amba Kiblinger Wilbur Quay Charles Bickham Eugene Mack Alumni CLASS OF 1925 fContinuedl Leo Tyson Charles Newman Roy Smith Alvin Hanson Elizabeth lMartinj Hanson Marie Stephenson Dorothy lValentinel Simms Mary Louise fSnyderj Berry Lou QSicklesQ Miller Alta fYoungl Hientz Marjorie lDavisj Speer James Liller Harry Laughlin Benson McKinnon Thomas Elder Doris KRamseyl Lewisif CLASS OF 1926 Blanche fSnyderj Baier Paul Bowmer Cloris fOliphantj Denny Audrey fLeasej O'Conner Lowell Berry LaVerne QPhillipsj Sites Emery Johnston Esther fSandersonj Mitchell Earl Brooks Harold Corwin Cleo KTorrencel Jenkins Donald Allen Helen fPorterl Jerdone Arthur Brandyberry Ethel CSnyderj Arthur Willoby Beatrice fl-lansonj Halfacre Helen QBauerj Torrence Robert Sickles Elizabeth QStuberj Josephson Ernest Brooks Pauline QMcCa1lal Zaebst Charles Block Lloyd Corwin Zelma QBellj Williams Harry Leffler Myrtle Harbert Orla Bruce Zelma fDoddsj Block Cloyd Smith Viletta QStevsonj Kearns Katherine CLiggittl Salisbury Helen fKernsj Wright Helen Qsmithj Chambers 40 CLASS OF 1927 Robert C. Laughlin Anna Mary QWillobyjPainter Bonna fSmithj Atkinson Evonda Liles Claude Shellenberger Lois QScullinj Herring Anna M QLaughlinQ Yates Doris R. Qllitcheyj Jenkins Dale Robb Inex QPatrickQ Fullerton William Gossard Harold B. Collins Harold Johnston Catherine fFisherj Zupp Alton E. Torrence Conrad Connor Kenneth Ralston' Lorentz Postle Guy Rosotofer Guilford Carnes Mable fwrotenl Guy Marjorie Sanderson Mildred fDerrl Shipp Helen E. fBrownj Mathers Elizabeth Yoder Elinor Fullerton CLASS OF 1928 Mildred Dillon Eunice QShoughl Spooner Russel Shepherd Elmer Harbert Gaynelle Ritchey Beatrice fShaferl Armstrong Margaret QLiggittl Carri Stanley Torrence Leah Tyson Inez QShellenbergerj Tesi Frederick D. Carnes Joseph McKinnon Preston Shafer Charles Bondley Loretta fKrockl Ammons Doris fEmmertl Cherry Mildred fOrrj Johnson Donald Metzler Sara fMcCa1laJ Rhoades Eva QRogersj Curry Lois QUnderwoodl Anderson Floyd Ammons Arthur Sicklesi Leonard Bell Edison Stout CLASS OF 1928 fContinuedj Morris Emmert Virginia Connor Helen Brooks - Doris fNoblej Miller Geneva Shepherd Kinnison Young Francis fCoilel Liles Gerturde QHornj Quay Helen Broden Lester Carnes CLASS OF 1929 Dephayne fBradleyj Rhine Garnet fCarnesj Torrence Alberta Healy Gladys fFraleyj Randolph Bula fHansonj Wherry Margaret fYoderj McGuirk Freda KSmithj Burton Roberta Rambo Vaughn Lowery Robert McCracken Helen Qwindhaml Ralston Helen Irwin Margaret fMCMillonl Huber Margery Qwatkinsl McMillen4' Jane fSponslerl Barlup Bennie Torrence Oliver Liggitt Irvin Brandeberry Clyde Smith Everett Porter Marybelle Stewart Lena fQuayj Brundidge Boyd Moon Virgil Ammons Florence fFisherj Christman Dorothy Brown Charlene Waltzer CLASS OF 1930 Lois QBrucej Collins Raymond Hemphill Lucy fBondleyj Marshall Bernice Young Elwood Bell Genevieve Bell Crystal Robb Thurman Shafer Earl Krock Ethel KCux-tisl Wood Alma QDubbsl Norviel Kathryn Uohnstonj House Alumni CLASS op 1930 fContinuedj Arthur Lease Marcella QMcMahanj Ridzon Leo Miller Lois lBrooksj Jenkins Charles Corwin Dorothy fLiggittj Chambers Paul Patrick Merle Robb Grace fSmith, Atkinson Verle Fergusin John Jakeway Bernice fShoughj Connor William Brown Maribel QKirkj Tapp Boyd Spencer Esther fShepherdl Smith CLASS OF 1931 Ruth fBrownj Houser Max Moon Margaret fUnderwoodJ Hall Mary fUnderwoodl Moore Floyd Block Genevieve fLynnj Lubeck Doris lFryl Elmer Mildred QChilesj Smith Ralph Smith Clara Fisher Paul Kiblinger Luella Jacobs Irene Smith Vaughn I-louser Martha QPattonj Stout John Krock Thelma Painteri' Hubert McCalla Donna QShepherdl Moore Melville Rutherford Harold Summey Ruth fGlasgowQ Strickler Nelle Mae CScullinj Kirk Woodrow Kerns Margie Sickles Gertrude McMillen Melva QQuayj McMillen Robert Good Ardis f.MarloweJ Nash CLASS OF 1932 Clifton Lambert Dorothy Uakewayl Waxler Lyle Poundstone Eleanor lElderj Bell 41 CLASS OF 1932 lContinuedl Vedna QLambl Deem Elma McCalla Elsie Keys Marie QCampbellj Duff Gertrude KFraleyj Turner Billy McMahan Helen QCarnesl Morris Herbert Collins Creighton Ritchey Audrey QGriffinl Moore Mildred Irwin Katherine fBrooksl Good Donald Corwin Louise QSpencerj Lamb Robert Hemphill Doris Qwyburnj Snyder Robert Liggitt CLASS OF 1933 Richard Patton Helen lStuberj Bates Luella fHesserl Richardson Robert Volbrecht Lois QMcCrackenQ Stout Vaughn McAlexander John Wroten Naomi fFryl Van Meter John Rambo Charlotte QClineJ Borridale Edith fLloydl Huber Donald Smith Darrell Jordan A Elizabeth QPattersonj Folk Ruth fShaferj Atkinson Ruth fLiggittj Thephera wiuard Hemphin Avonelle Summey Harold Quay Margaret Irwine Margaret Hall Raymond Smith Cloris QSnyderj Krouskop Nell Ulmmonsj Kunkle Wilfred Brackney CLASS OF 1934 Russell Roberts Roberta KDowningj Burton Mary fEmmertQ Postle Evertt Ammons Dorothy Ruble Maurice Jordan Lois lRitterj Volbrtcht CLASS OF 1934 QContinuedj Claude Zahller Anna Mae Duff Thomas Forsythe Artie Crawford Paul Richards Thelrna Wyburn Carl Ansley Eva Mae QCampbelll Reed Elwyn Postle Kathryn Oxley Bernard Sponsler Hazel fReadj Lord Carl Fisher Helen fKeysl Matthews Kenneth Sanderson Mildred Rose Willis Liggitt Bessie QStrongj Wilson Roy Sickles Madelyn Jakeway CLASS OF 1935 James Bloom Lois QSicklesl Reed Martha fZuppj McAlexander Owen Arnold' Alberta U-laasj Lambert Lucy fClinej Rose Richard Gillen Doris QPickeringl Gordon Wanda fStephensonl Patton Irene lFultonl Dixon Marguerite QHemphillj Dean Eleanor QStiberj Lillard Harry Gordon Helena Wolfe Vesta lMurphyj Kindell Evelyn lstoutj O'Breant Hilda QLewisj Pash Alvin Stevens Harold Rose - Claudia QKennedyl Rambo Robert McKirahan Augusta QBelll Armentrout CLASS OF 1936 Martha QSloanl Smith Earl Wallace Cecile iPainterj Goings Gail Ritchey Paul Royer Faye KQuayl Smith Edith McMillen Alumni CLASS OF 1936 fContinuedj John R. Longbrakev Catherine Zickafoose Mabel fPatte1-sonj Beard Alpha Ruble Dwight Fisher Agnes fCurtisj Rader Ann E. Uohnstonj Jacobs Charles Hesser John Campbell Mary QSandersj Sarst Russell Wilson E ar lene Qlaongbrakel C ummins Wilbur Keys Boyd Corwin Betty fBrownj Esterling Irwin Murphy Joseph Stout Virginia fHallj Bloom Inez lLambj Coxi' Jo Ann QDuffj Zahller Maxine lCarrj Smith Huber Morgan Henry Irwin Arthur Kirk Leigh Varner Warren Zupp Maxine Uordanj Pope CLASS OF 1937 Don Noble Dorothy fPlummerj McMillin Marian QSnyderj Banta Joseph Allen Maxine Allen Mac Murphy Russell Zahller Maxine Rush David Houser Irma Smith Carl Deal' Maxine QPickeringj Kerns Charles Kerns Eula Mae Fulton Everett Hesser Ruth Gordon Robert Ammons Ruth E. fAnsleyj Detwiler John R. Spencer Avonelle ll-Iubbardj Hatcher Eleanor Jane QSiegl Gardner Eugene Pierson Ruth QBeattyl Hesser Harold Swetland 42 CLASS OF 1937 QContinuedj Ruth fSuxrimeyj Zahller Wilfred McKirahan Eleen QPattonl Alloway Thad Carr Mary Fern fBerryl Good CLASS OF 1938 Glen Baker Norma fBondleyl Shryock Dana Banning Janice Uonesj Ressegger Karl Bloom Kathryn fLackeyj Kolderman Charles Brown John Culp Reva Lambi George Deal Catherine QLambertl Simmon Robert Fitzpatrick! Bertha McClure Robert Hesser Howard Irwin Verona QMainsj Chaplow Donald Jakeway Rosemond Milligan William Klinger Julia QPostlej Hale Donald Kerns Dorthy fRutherfordj Ace Ralph Rose Margaret fScullinl Kariffman Wilbur Sloan Miriam Sloan Robert Smith Frances Skidmore CLASS OF 1939 Wellman Downey Miriam fCulpj Culer Fred Lenhart David Keller Mary Sterling William Hoffman Dahlia QMcClurgJ Jones Mary Ann QKetchansj Cornelius Virginia fCarrl Pierson Marion Leffler Sylvia fCurtisj Oates Floyd Skidmore Betty QAmmonsj Miracle John Franklin Duff Nora QLackeyj Gullet CLASS or 1939 Qcontinuedy Charles Gordon Ruby QI-lubbardl Baker Laura Marie QSiegl Detwiler Isabelle QCrawfordl Shields Jeanne fl-Iallj Agenbrood Sara Mae Murphy Joan fForsythelYoder Elmer Shepherd Margaret Qwedelj Link Walter Stuber Vivian Wood Miriam lGillenj Fulmer Mildred McMillen Mary fBelll William Harold Reams John R. Miuigan CLASS OF 1940 James Rush Leroy Price Maxine Mains Janet QMilligan, Smith Carl Stout Dorthy Ralston! Raymond Sc ott'0' Velma QPhillipsj Kerns Charles Baker Betty CHoovex-J Culp Leland Quay Margaret Newman Vera fBaughmanQ Ruse Robert Pierson Martha QLoweryj Skidmore Waldo Ziegler Murray Griffin Onda QManahanl Rinehart Max Montgomery Bertha fMcMillenl Heath Wilbur Stout Lois QVarnerJ Cooper Shirley Uordenj Chaney CLASS OF 1941 Phyllis QA1lenl Matthews Leroy Shafer eAlumni CLASS OF 1941 fContinuedj Mildred Uamesl Hill Mary Louise QGardnerj Bell Hamer Hartman Dorie Qzahllerj Fleming Donn Zupp Charles Stokes Dorothy QLenhartj Sullivan James Jones Evelyn fGlasgowJ Reams Alice Mae fManahanj Nelson Doris lSmithJ Stump Mary Elizabeth Rutherford Maxine fBowserJ Gebby Betty QPricej Oates Mary Lou QMcAlexanderj1 Crapnell. Lawerence Keller Marjorie QI-Ienryj Cushwa Ruth 1Myersj Kelly Donald Reed Mary Lou fMontgomeryj Newman Wiley Conner CLASS OF 1942 Bill Tudor Opal Shepherd Millard Robb Carolyn 1Hubbardl Reed Mary fKellerQ Miraldo Charles Crawford Dorthy lRobinsonQ Shick John Postle Virginis QBrucej Phillips Edwin Pierson Wilma Bacome Sara Jane fPaxonj Zupp James Griffin Maxine fsnyderj Arbogast Robert Duff Virginia 1Hooverl Bissle Charles Shick Martha Manahani' Phyllis Uonesj Ossing Robert Lowery Rosemary fl-lesserj Brandeberry Janice 1Healyj Owen Eldon Phillips Eloise KSiegl Tighe Howard Keys Mary Lou fSloanj Ruse Betsy QSloanj Baker Russell Forsythe Janie fPattonJ Bloom Max Ansley Ruth fZahllerl Harrod Helen fLease, Cavins 43 cLAss or 1942 qconfinuedy Paul Rush Zenda fMontaguej Pierson CLASS OF 1943 Wanda 1Shickj Moser Ruth fGardnerj Grunden Mary Lou fHenryj Thomas LaVerne fStensonj.Bales Nita QLairdQ Moore . Betty fwoodl Chamberlin Agnes fLenhartj Fisher Helen QVarnerQ Shaw Oris Hemphill Junior Smith Leonard Lease Charles Wedel Junior Royer Glenn Hesser Bob Tudor Mary Frances Uakewayj Ganson Doris QCorwinj CLASS OF 1944 Roselea KGardnerl Jammerson Dorothy lMontgomery J Rush Patricia Ann Qllamseyj Shirk Dorothy E. fKlingerj Phillips Ada M. fBel1, Griffin Lawrence E. Banta John S. Hall Doris Jean lCookJ Skidmore Iris Avon Qzieglerl Bauer Eldon K. Zimmerman Wayne McMillen Barbara Jane fMyersl Hesser Paul F. Roll James R. Saylor Charlotte QBoothJ Busick Dorothy Belle Q-Peartj Hahn Betty lGoodj Moore Patricia Stuber Robert E. Reber Betty M- fRickettsj Kreinbehl Betty Jean fRoyerj Smith Joseph Conner Joseph Stokes CLASS OF 1945 Glen Baughman CLASS op 1945 fcontinuedj Don Crawford Barbara QCaz-rj Newman Joan lCurtisl Peiffer Geneva Collinsworth Peggy lDysertJ Smith Howard Coy Harold Coy Q Lewis Hughes Dorothy QKennedyl Johnston William Obenour Lowell Krock Hubert Phillips Lavonda Liles Eugene Redden Doris Newman Pauline lRickettsj Kerns Marie QNolanl Riddle Lois Rosebuck Carroll Smith Richard Rogers Wilma fWilcoxj Koehler Clifford Phillips Paul Woods William Skidmore Rosylin QShockeyj Verxnillion CLASS OF 1946 Joan lHughesl Kaiser Robert Johnston Helen QJameslThompson Dewey Williams Phyllis fStokesJ Cox Sidney Kerns Betty KI-Ienryj Collum Paul Hemphill Ruth Newman Tom Roll Norma QAnsleyl Yoder Leland Tuttle Phyllis QEvansj Lloyd Stanley Shick Doris QBrentlingerl Henry Alumni CLASS OF 1946 fContinuedj Jane Swetland Annetta Stitt Mary QLenhartl Hastings Phyllis QDodgej Kerns CLASS OF 1947 Dixie fPraterl Ray Phyllis QKrockl Oates Barbara QPainterl Strah Donna KBaughmanl Newman Mable fCurtisj Coates Norma fwilcoxl Dyer Delores Brown Jo Ann Morgan Walter Dresback William Hughes Hazel QDowningl Ray Janice QManahanl Chamberlin Wilma lRoyerl Shick Onda QReddenl Schultz Virginia Newman Ruth Uamesl Akers Gene Kerns Robert Newman John Hemphill Elmer Moore Judy QBradleyj Bradbury CLASS OF 1948 Lee McDonal Twyla QShepherdj Brown Ruby Gillum Martha Shields Robert Dysert Joyce Brentlinger John Rees Velva Lease William Wren Elmer Wood Charles Skidmore Janet lReamsl Zimmerman Denzil Underwood 44 CLASS OF 1948 fContinuedl Wilma QMurphyl Johnson Marion Shafer Warren Ricketts Donald Shepherd Frances McClure Maudie QPraterl Gay Foster Schrader CLASS OF 1949 Richard Saylor Betty Bury Richard Core Betty Seabert Vivian Hughes Robert Dodge William Patrick Don Stevens Robert Morris Rebecca Lou Conner Allen Kies Phyllis Newman Phillip Newman Vivian Mary fNewrnanj Millisor Ralph Stokes Norman Lease Juanita QByrdj Newman Harriet Roebuck Harold Liles Alfred Patterson Coila Daughtery CLASS OF 1950 Barbara Akers Coral Marie Bullock James Ansley Lois Baughman Patty fDysertj Hoon Norman Fisher Lewis Holtzberger Edison Henry James Myers Alumni CLASS OF 1950 fContinuedj Jack Miller Ralph Ricketts Theodore Schultz Sara Shepherd Emma Skidmore Dileen Stitt James Templeton Joan fwilkersonj Willeke Vernal Willeke Lewis Williams Delores Zimmerman We have made every effort to secure jnfor- mation concerning all graduates of the Belle Center High School. Our data is not as com plete or as accurate as we desired. Any errors or omissions are not intentional. Coral Lease Marylinn Rockhold ---2'-' -1'-izsftzff' gf-f-ff'-2' Tiff If 'HO 45 WE BUY BY THE CARLOAD AND SELL BY THE GOLDEN RULE TANGER'S APPLIANCES 130 WEST COLUMBUS PHONE 97751 BELLEFONTAINE l BELLE CENTER HAY 81 GRAIN CO. MILLISOR CHEVROLET SALES 8z SERVICE PHONE 2861 BELLE CENTER, OHIO The business man who goes to his banker when he wants to obtain or invest profitsg the farmer who secures a loan from his bank to purchase new equipmentg the housewife who maintains a checking or savings accountg takes advantage of the greatest intangible force in civilization ---- B A N K I N G Belle Center Bank COMPLIMENTS OF Smith's Hardware i COMPLIMEN TS OF The Steplwey's PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION O O G O OOO Hardin County.Auto Dealers Association Bloom's Market FRESH 8z SMOKED MEATS - GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE - FROZEN FOODS JAMES BLOOM - 35 KARL BLOOM - 38 PHONE 2161 BELLE CENTER, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Kraus Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES KENTON OHIO Best Wishes from the Postles 81 Hales Phones: Belle Center 84-3123 - - Rushsylvania 88-2371 Belle Center, Ohio Belle Center Hatchery Chicks Poults Ducklings U. S. Approved - Pullorum Passed Phone 2103 Belle Center, Ohio Paxson Greenhouse Plants - Cut Flowers 8z Corsages - - When You Say It With Flowers - - - - Say It With Our Flowers - - Ned Paxson, Prop. Belle Center, Ohio Compliments of Hardin County Farm Bureau Kenton Ohio Compliments of The Root Lumber Co. Kenton Ohio The Belle Center Lumber Company Lumber 8z Building Material J ohns-Manville Products Millwork - Sash - Doors - Hardware - Paint - Roofing - Glass Cement Blocks Ph 2351 Compliments of Koons Motor Sales Oldsmobile 8z GMC Trucks Sales 8a Service Bellefonta Oh Compliments of Hord's Furniture 8i Appliances Kenton Oh Compliments of Broseke - Robinson Clothiers for Men and Boys Kenton Oh l i 1 i HUBER'S Ladies' - Girls' - Infants' - Men's - Boys' - - WEAR Star Brand 8z Poll Shoes for the Family 84-3561 Belle Center, Ohio Hartley 81 Nicholi Your International Dealer Farm Machinery Motor Trucks International Truck Sales - Service 225-29 S. Main St. Bellefontaine, Ohio Compliments of H. C. Noble 81 Son New Idea of Farm Equipment - - Phones 2361 8z 3431 - - 1 1 1 i Gifts for All Occasions Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics African Violets - Potted Plants - Cut Flowers - Corsages Funeral Sprays HEALY'S GIFT 8z FLOWER SHOP Phone 3571 Belle Center, Ohio ELM CAFE Fountain Service - Sandwiches - Soup - Dinners Television L Belle Center, Ohio OPAL'S BEAUTY SHOP All Lines of Beauty Service Mary E. Rutherford - - - Phone 84-2271 Belle Center, Ohio Congratulations Seniors YODER BROTHERS MARKET Fresh Meats - Groceries - Produce Phone 2441 Belle Center, Ohio IDEAL MARKET Meats - Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries Robert G. McQuown Kenton, Ohio THE KENTON NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kenton Ohio KEITH'S PLUMBING 8a APPLIANCES 120 N. Detroit - - Kenton, Ohio - - Phone 8153 THE HILL DRUG CO. Prescriptions 10-12 N. Main St. Kenton, Ohio THE NEW DRIVE IN THEATRE Located on Routes 273 8a 68 Belle Center, Ohio Always A Good Show BRADLEY,S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Expertly Compounded Fountain Service - Gifts - Wallpaper - Paints Belle Center, Ohio Compliments of SHOCKEY'S BARBER SHOP Belle Center, Ohio Compliments of SLOANS SNACK SHACK Belle Center, Ohio WOLFHEIM'S Good Clothes for Men and Boys Bellefontaine CUYLER KI SMITH - AUCTIONEER Phone 84-2591 Belle Center, Ohio BELLE CENTER FOOD STORAGE CO-OP. ASSN. Curing - Processing and Storage of Meats and Vegetables Phone 84-3421 Belle Center, Ohio GRIFFINIS CITIES SERVICE Koolmotor Products - Acme Batteries - Accessories Phone 2621 Belle Center, Ohio 1 Compliments of ALTMAN A. SMITH Jeweler 8z Optometrist Bellefontaine Ohio Compliments of L. M. STUPP Complete Home Furnishings Bellefontaine Ohio Compliments of SCHUMANN'S JEWELRY STORE 127 West Columbus Bellefontaine, Ohio H. G. SHORT and CO. Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Phone 9681 207-209 W. Columbus Bellefontaine Compliments of J. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store - - Bellefontaine INSLEY'S PHARMACY 124 S. Main St. Bellefontaine, Ohio - Reliable Prescriptions - Compliments of THE HADLEY'S Your Photographers For 32 Years At 131 South Main St. - Bellefontaine, Ohio - Phone 71311 TOM SHICK IMPLEMENT CO. 904 Garfield Ave. Bellefontaine, Ohio At This Store You Get Quality and Service THE LINOLEUM 8z SHADE SHOP Floor Coverings - Draperies - Wall Paper - Paint John L. Bippus 8z Son 124 N. Detroit St. Kenton, Ohio Compliments of JERROLD'S Men's Clothing Kenton Ohio GRAY 8z WHITE COMPANY Cream and Eggs Kenton Ohio JAMISON'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Stationery - Kodak Department - Cosmetics Ohio's Lowest Priced Drug Store Drugs - Sundries - Toiletries - Hospital Supplies Bellefontaine, Ohio - 7 1 I 1 l 1 Guns 8z Ammunition , Fishing Tackle HOWARD SUPPLY CO. Sports Shop 127 S. Detroit St. - - Bellefontaine, Ohio Distributors for MacGregor Goldsmith Athletic Equipment Special School 8: Team Prices -BOOSTERS- DR. G. E. BRADLEY - Optometrist JENINGS FURNITURE STORE THE YEAGLEY HARDWARE CO. REBERS RESTAURANT REXIN'S, INC. HOUSE OF McCOY - Rexall Drug Co. MERCURY CLEANERS DR. W. P. RICKERT RALPH E. PUGH-Insurance ANSLEY'S POULTRY HOUSE ZAHLLER AUTO SUPPLY Kenton, Kenton, Kenton, Kenton Kenton, Kenton Kenton Kenton Kenton Belle Center, Belle Center, 9 ALLEN'S GROCERY 8z RESTAURANT New Richland,, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 'jy..,,,.1-' , N ,..,-V, iv - '19- ,.fj.,3l .E .w ' Q . 4 1 , 1 v A . . . I s A .,. , V M. .w ,,,, ,V M V . ,U A !1Gnaz1i:..s.-.:.nQm.-A-:-..1,,-.lVf.,,:-.f..., wa. - f .Jrln ' '1.u.1.'rsfa1aL.:Msn4.a.t,ia1xL.a.4.4.fLf..L..4.L--gf.Ls,1,...: v , 4