Canal Winchester High School - Pepenaus Yearbook (Canal Winchester, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

.Q .f .:a .Yr its xg: inf , 4 , E A ., Ii . ,dr 1 .. 'Q J-5 . 1-.. f C, V K X U16 196,41 mm CANAL WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Canal Winchester. Ohio 1 9 4 9 Volume IV Editor--Lawrence Stebleton Assistant Editor4LoIc1 Mae Simpson Drdimfizfn We, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-nine, dedicate this volume of The Pepenaus to our parents. We greatly appreciate the support and encourage- ment from our ever-faithful Dads and Mothers who have gone along with us in spirit during the fair years we are now completing in the Canal Winchester High School. May we show our appreciation by being good citizens - NOW AND ALWAYS! i7 Administration gizcizlfy A. B. WEISER Ohio State University A.B. Columbia University M.A. Superintendent of Schools Chemistry Physics Mr. Weiser, our beloved superintendent, has spent thirty-five busy years at Canal Winchester School. His devotion to his job, his kindly interest in us and his ability to understand and appreciate our problemsg his ready smile and laugh, his interest in our sports, dramatics, and musicg his rendition of the Sky Rocketng his-Why mention more? There are so many facets to his character that a listing of them is impossible. just as the finest dia- mond reflects lights and colors from its many facets, so do the many facets of Mr. Weiser's character light and color our personalities. Board of Education Left to Right: Mr. A. B. Weiser, Supt., Mr. George S. Wolfram, President, Mr J. H. Artz, Mr. Homer Barnhartg Mr. George C. Schultz, Principal, Mr. B. L. Stradley Mrs. Hazel L. Cook, Clerk. Not in Picture: Dr. O. W. jepsen. EVA BARNHART Ohio State University B.A., M.A. Bliss College Gregg College Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Basic Business DWIGHT BLACK Daniel Baker College Ohio State University University of West Virginia Physical Education Seventh and Eighth Grades Head Coach 1131-uuupgpl J LORAINE BEMISS Eastman School of Music University of Rochester B.M. Music DON I-I. CHANAY GILBERT S. GUILER Ohio State University Ohio Northern University B.Sc. Carroll College Industrial Arts Ohio State Universmfl B.Sc. Agriculture 1 i F. F. A. Advisor 4-gvw f-1 '- - -- -ff- RUTI-I KNOWLTON Ohio State University B.Sc. Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor MILTON G. WILL Ohio University Capital University Seventh and Eighth Grades 1 Assistant Coach HAZEL C. WEISER Otterbein Colleqe A.B. Mathematics Latin English Senior Studies GEORGE C. SCHULTZ Ohio State University A.B., M.A. High School Principal History Social Science VICTOR L. WILL Rio Grande College Ohio University B. Sc. in Education Biology V General Science ' English ' ii' hh Cooks Custodians Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Marion. Mr. Zwaycr, Mr. Yrxplc, Nor in Picture: Mr. Loucks. Bus Drivers IJ 4 'L yr -F' A' ' Mr. Buscy, Mr. Glei, Mr. Bickel, Mr. Patrick, Mr. Alspnugh. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Orville Wright, Paul Morehart, Treasurer, Geneva Alspaugh, Marilyn Long, jack Scanlan, Shirley Meuser, Geraldine Solt. Standing: Richard Snyder, President: Mr. George Schultz, Adviser, Roger Hanners, Vice-President, Joretta Carrel, Secretary, james Poff. Not in Picture: Paul Vance, Theodore Cherry, joan Coleman, Robert Loucks. The Student Council of Canal Winchester High School had a busy year. Its activi- ties were many and varied. One of the first official acts of the Student Council was to supervise the election of the homecoming queen who reigned at the Hamilton Township-Canal Winchester football game on November 5. The same procedure was followed when the basketball season came around. In addition to assisting with the many school-boosting activities, the Student Coun- cil furnished records for noon recreation, sponsored an assembly program for the high school, and planned for the last day of school an all-high picnic at the Zoo. A special function of the local Student Council is the auditing of the books of all school funds in December and May of each school year. All bills and school accounts must be approved by the Council and signed by the secretry. Seniors 1 tx Ji. ff' me-1 .Si CONSTANCE SHAEFFER ALSPAUGH Student Council 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Nursing 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Mirror Reporter 1, 25 Community Fair Attendant 25 Basketball At- tendant 35 Football Queen 45 Coin- munity Fair Play 35 County Music Festival 35 Office Practice 2, 35 F. l-1. A. Modeling 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3. MARGARET CARPENTER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 45 Librarian 2, 35 Tri, Hi-Y 3, 45 Pepenaus Staff 4. I MARILYN ANNE BENSON Student Council Secretary 35 F. I-1. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri l-li-Y 3, Treasurer 45 District State Test 15 D. A. R. Test 4: Home Nursing 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mirror 1, 2, 3, Edi- tor 45 Iunior Class Play 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Commu- nity Fair Play 15 Franklin Honor Society 3, 45 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Camp Fire 1, 35 Office Practice 2, 35 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 2, 35 Pepenaus Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. lORETTA ANN CARREL Student Council 45 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Home Nursing 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Mirror Class Reporter 1, 25 Assembly Class Play 1, 35 Community Fair Attendant 35 Community Fair Queen 45 'Basket- ball Oueen 45 Community Fair Play l, 35 County Music Festival 35 Of- fice Practice 2, 35 F.1-l.A. Modeling 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Music Festival 15 Pepenaus Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. HOWARD C. BLOSSER Hi-Y 3, 4. MIRIAM IEAN CRIST Class Secretary 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Tri Hi-Y 35 District State Tests 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mirror 1, 2, Editor 35 lunior Class Play 35 Intramural Basketball 1, Z, 35 Community Fair Play 35 Honor Society 35 County Music Festival 35 Horizon Club 1, 2, 35 Office Prac- tice 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3. '1l il - 1 ,Yr V Y ,, Y--Y ---- -.- i......,v, .,- Y . . ., ,,,wx,,,,,...,,. --,FY -..-. -. ,- + S ,, .. ROGER WILLIAM HANNERS Class President 17 Student Council Treasurer 2, Vice President 47 Hi-Y 3, President 47 Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Play 37 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 47 Track l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 17 2, 3, 47 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 47 Librarian 47 Football 3, Co- Captain 47 Pepenaus Staff 47 Op- eretta 2, 3, 47 Senior Class Play 4. THELMA MARVINE MARSHALL Pickerington High School 17 F. H. A. 17 Basketball I7 Baseball 17 Choir 17 Glee Club 17 Home Nurs- ing 17 Camp Fire l7 County Music Festival 17 Canal Winchester High School 2, 3, 47 F. H. A. 2, 3, 47 Home Nursing 37 Choir 27 Glee Club 27 County Music Festival. 27 Office Practice 27 Librarian 2, 3, 47 Tri Hi-Y 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3. 4. CHARLES EDWARD I-IOY F. F. A. l, 27 Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4 CHARLES VINCENT MOORE F. F. A. 1, 27 Hi-Y, 3, 47 Senior Scholarship 47 District State Test 2, 37 Band 1, 2, 37 Choir 37 Mirror I 2, 3, 47 Cheerleader 37 Class Play 1, 37 Varsity Basketball 47 Track 3, 47 Baseball Manager I7 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 37 Librarian 47 Football 47 Youth Page Corres pondent 47 Pepenaus Stall 47 Oper etta 27 Testing Club 3. JERRY DALE HUMMEL Class Secretary 1, President 47 F. F. A. l, 27 Hi-Y 3, 47 Band l, 27 Iunior Class Play 3: Basketball Manager 17 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Community Fair Play 37 Senior Class Play 4. PA UL NIXON MOREHART Class Treasurer 47 Student Council 1, 47 Hi-Y 3, Sergeant at Arms 47 Senior Scholarship 47 District State Tests 1, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Iunior Class Play 37 Reserve Basketball 27 Varsity Basketball '3, 47 Track 3, 47 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 27 Escort at the Football Homecoming Game 47 Franklin Honor Society 3, 4: County Music Festival l, 2, 3, 47 Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Pepenaus Stall 47 Operetta 2, 3, 47 Mixed Vocal Ensemble 37 Senior Class Play 4. DANNY HARRIS NUSBAUM Centralia High School l, 27 F. F. A. Secretary l, 27 Choir 1, 25 Baskets ball l, 25 Intramural Basketball l. 2: Canal Winchester High School 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 3: Sentinel 45 Hit Y 3, 45 Senior Scholarship Test in Agriculture 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 3, Co-Captain 4. IIMMY IAY POFF Student Council 45 F. F. A. l, 2. Historian 3, Student Advisor 47 Hi'Y 3. 45 Senior Scholarship Test in Agriculture 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. .1 DONNAIEAN LOUISE OYLER F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Home Nursing 27 Office Practice 45 Librarian 2, 35 Tri Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 Pepenaus Staif Head Typist 4. IOHN THOMAS SCANLAN Student Council 3, Treasurer 47 F. F. A. 1, Z. . ..fv4.'.... .- f BETTY CLAIRE PEER Class Secretary 35 Student Council lp F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 Tri Hi-Y 37 Band I, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Choir I, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mirror l, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Class Play 1, 7 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: ounty Music Festival l, Z, 3: 3 C Camp Fire l, 27 Office Practice 2, 3: Operetta 2, 35 Horizon Club 3: Honor Society 3. BETTY LOU SHAW F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri Hi-Y 4g D. A. R. Test 4: Home Nursing 27 Choir 1, 25 Intramural Basketball lp Community Fair Play 37 County Music Festival 25 Camp Fire 1: Mistress of Ceremonies for Home- coming Basketball 4g Scholarship Test to Enter St. Mary's of the Springs 4, Senior Class Play 4. WENDELL EUGENE SHOEMAKER Hamilton Township High School 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholar- ship 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Iunior Class Play 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 35 Franklin Honor Society 3, 45 Canal Win- chester Hiqh School '45 Hi-Y 45 Franklin Honor Society 45 Base- ball 4. RICHARD MCFARLAND SNYDER Class Treasurer l, Vice President 2, Vice President 35 Student Coun- cil President 45 Hi-Y 3, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Senior Scholarship 45 District State Test 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mirror Staff l5 Class Play 2, 3, 45 Re- serve Basketball l5 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Track l, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Community Fair Play lp Honor So- ciety 3, 45 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy Scouts 1, Z, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Pepenaus Staff 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4. un '- 3? LOLA MAE SIMPSON Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Tri Hi-Y 3, President 45 Senior Scholarship 45 D. A. R. Test 45 Home Nursing 45 Choir 1, 2, 3. 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mirror 1, 2, 3, Editor 45 lunior Class Play 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Attendant 25 Com- munity Fair Play 1, 35 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 County Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 2, 35 Pepe- naus Assistant Editor 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 15 Senior Class Play 45 District State Test 4. 5 .4 LAWRENCE A. STEBLETON Class Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice President 45 Hi-Y 3, Vice President 45 Senior Scholarship 45 District State Test l, 2, 3, 45 West Point Test 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Escort at Football and Basketball Homecoming Games 45 Community Fair Play 35 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy Scouts I, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Pepenaus Editor 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Mixed Vocal En- semble 35 Woodwind Ensemble 35 Barber Shop Quartet 3. SAMUEL DWIGHT SMITH Student Council 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mirror Staff 3, 45 Iunior Class Play 35 Reserve Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Track 1, 45 Base- ball 2, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 25 Community Fair Play l, 35 County Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Pepenaus Staff 45 Oper- etta 2, 3, 4. rn- , DAVID H. STEMEN Hi-Y 3, 4. HA RRIET EDNA SWARTZ Class Secretary 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Nursing 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly Class Play 1, 35 Football Attendant 45 Basketball Attendant 45 County Music Festival 25 Office Practice 2, 35 Librarian 25 Community Fair F. H. A. Style Show 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Music Festival 15 Pepenaus Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM CALVIN WEISER Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Scholarship 45 District State Test 1, 2, 3, 45 West Point Test 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchesr tra 35 Choir 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Reserve Basketball 2, 35 Var' sity Basketball 45 Baseball Man' aqer 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Community Fair Play 15 Honor Society 3, 45 County Music Festi- val l, 2, 45 Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Pepenaus Staff 45 Operetta 2, 45 Mixed Vocal En- semble 3. RICHARD WAYNE WOLFRAM Class Vice President 15 F. F, A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Scholarship Test in Aqri- culture 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Honor Society 3, 45 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Operetta 35 Pepenaus Staff 45 Gym Assistant 2, 35 West Point Examination 35 Senior Class Play 4, Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Treasurer Paul Morehart, President Jerry Hummel, Secretary Harriet Swartz, Vice President Lawrence Srebleton. 6711 ses I UNIOR CLASS First Row: Ann Schacht, Martha Schaer, Patricia Hart, jean Crist, joan Coleman, Lenore Richardson, Marjorie Smith, Joan Alspach, Barbara Blosser, Rose Marie Hargus. Second Row: Mr. Victor Will, jack Nusbaum, Dale Custer, jack Hicks, Lloyd Dozier, Karl Smith, jim McIlwain, Earl Woods. Third Row: Joseph Stevenson, Robert Rager, Dana Yaple, Robert Miller, Paul Meuser, Theodore Carpenter, Wilbur Haffey, Robert Loucks, Robert Bayer. Not in Picture: Herbert O'Dell, Geneva Alspaugh, Betty Farley, Jack Foster, Or- ville Wright. Our junior Class started the year off right in September by electing the following officers: President ,t,., .,,,,,,, t .. .,.... ...... . , Robert Miller Vice President .,,,, ,,,tt J oe Stevenson Secretary ,,r,t, .. . Marjorie Smith Treasurer ,,,, Robert Rager Student Council ,,,tt . Joan Coleman Robert Loucks Orville Wright December 4, we presented our class play, Home Came Hattie, under the direction of Mr. A. B. Weiser. The cast included Jean Crist, Wilbur Haffey, Barbara Blosser, Jack Hicks, Robert Rager, joan Coleman, jack Foster, Geneva Alspaugh, Martha Schaer, Betty Farley, Paul Meuser, and Robert Loucks. We presented Mr. Taylor, a state highway patrolman, March ll, as our assembly speaker. He also showed a movie of traffic hazards. jean Crist, Martha Schaer, Barbara Blosser, and Patty Hart were initiated into the Franklin Honor Society. We elected Marjorie Smith to represent our class at Buckeye Girls' State. r May 6, we entertained the seniors and faculty with the annual junior-Senior Ban- quet. We chose as our theme, The Last Roundup of the Forty-niners, and decorated the gym as we imagined the West during the gold rush time. We entered the gym through swinging doors labeled Last Chance 49er's Saloon. A bar where soft drinks were served, a covered wagon, coal oil lights, cacti, and guns provided the desired atmosphere and the gym was really transformed into a bit of the Old Westn for the night. In addition to a steak dinner, our guests were entertained with a floor show and dance. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Patricia Glick, Lois Snyder, Nancy Carrel, Barbara Calvin, Marjorie Gardner, Norma Smith, Margaret Sims, Shirley Meuser, Dorothy Alspach, Marilyn Phelps, Greta Bobo, Marilyn Long, Alice Ruble. Second Row: Mr. George Schultz, Glen Taylor, Mitchell Kemmerling, William Spires, David Holmes, Theodore Moore, Robert Hamilton, Donald Crist, Paul Schumach- er, Daniel Miller. ' Third Row: Richard Alspach, Maurice Hall, Delano Bauchmoyer, Robert Fowler, Jr., Theodore Cherry, Wayne Corns, Norman Weaver, Joseph Carruthers, George Biger- ton, john Williard. Not in Picture: Donald Vance, Glen Dozier, Stephen Silbaugh, Robert Patrick. The Sophomore Class started early in the year with their class activities. On Octo- ber 22, we had an assembly. We had a travelogue movie, Traffic Log to South Ameri- ca. lt was a very interesting picture and showed many things about which we had never known. On November ll, we enjoyed a theater party at Loew's Ohio. We liked the picture johnny Belinda very much. On February 9, our class had a skating party at Rollerland. We all had fun, even though we did have some spills. Class officers were: President ............. Dorothy Alspach Vice President .. .. . i . Stephen Silbaugh Secretary .. .,..... .. .... . Lois Snyder Treasurer ...... ,. Mitchell Kemmerling FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Barbara Custer, Elaine Marion, Loene Haynes, Betty Shannon, Charlotte Yaple, Sandra Iles, Virginia Lambert, Joy Marshall, Susann Eversole, Loyce Carpenter, Delores Coleman. Second Row: Mr. Don Chanay, Donald Ferrell, Robert Custer, Shirley Girbert, Geraldine Solt, Ruth Hunt, Joyce Wriglit, Jo-Anne Brown, Williaxn Witliers, Paul Vance, Donald Wfinland. Third Row: Thomas Peacock, Robert Storrs, Myron Schaer, Clifford Bayer, James Hollenbaugh, Earl LcHew, Lee Mcllwain, Franklin Matney, Thomas Bartholomew. Not in Picture: Merlin Taylor, Elsie Gardner, Marie Hamilton, Barbara Lee, Helen Shannon. The Freshman Class elected the following officers in September, 1948. President . ,r,, ,r,,r,,r ,,,rr, . . ,,,rrr, rr,,r, . ,,,,,r . . ,,r, rrr, M y ron Schaer Vice President . . . Delores Coleman Secretary . ,,r,,,,, .. Thomas Bartholomew 'Treasurer . ,,,rr, . . ,,r, Jo-Anne Brown Student Council L r,rr,, .. Geraldine Solt Paul Vance We presented a play, The Greener Grass, at the Community Fair. The cast in- cluded Elaine Swank, Elaine Marion, Sandra Iles, Shirley Girbert, Myron Schaer, James Hollenbaugh and Robert Storts. Geraldine Solt was our Community Fair attendant. She was also Maid of Honor. We gave one assembly this year. In it we acted the skits A Date with Judy, Judy Canovaf' and Sadie Hawkin's Day. The skits were written by the students. We sang the songs Buttons and Bows, On a Slow Boat to Chinaj' and Open the Door Richard. Everyone had an enjoyable time preparing for it. We had two parties this year. We went to the skating rink in Lancaster and had many bumps and lots of fun. On March 21, we saw the show, A Letter to Three Wives, at the Palace Theater in Lancaster. Loene Haynes was our attendant for the homecoming football queen. Barbara Custer was our attendant for basketball with Myron Schaer as her escort. i F EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Barbara Lawson, Frances Schaer, Barbara Crist, Delores Hilliard, Mari- lyn Tedrow, Shirley Storts, Phyllis Shaner. Second Row: Mr. Milton Will, Keith Douglass, Jerry Padgett, Agnes Vfhittington, Dorothy Morrison, Barbara Zarbaugh, Martha Bigerton, Irene Pheaster, Wfanda Bush, Donald Love. Third Row: David Alspach, Anthony Wippel, Earl NXlildermuth, john Black, James Morris, William Cartel, Sherman Zerkle, junior Smith, David Gaston, William Brown. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Lois Young, Ann Sanders, Diane Barnhart, Nancy Wriglit, Olga Rose Gernovich, Jeanne Williamson, Mildred Moore, Madeline Pearson, Shirley Houser, Shirley Lambert, Helen Pruden, Susan Blosser, Dorothy Landis. Second Row: Raymond Poff, Richard Flowers, Francis Richardson, Carol Smith, Martha Lee Alspach, Mary Lou Alspach, Lois W'illard, Vernie Mcllwain, Pamela Schultz Nancy Schultz, Ruth Hamilton, Joyce Solt, David Green, Terry Hart, Floyd King. Third Row: john Blais, Ronald Cramer, Boyd Shannon, Larry Haughn, jimmy Bayer, Mr. Dwight Black, Kent Holley, Robert Engle, Robert jepsen, Rex Davis, john Wippel, Thomas Green. SIXTH GRADE First Row: Kay Thomas, Mary Morrison, Doris Crabbs, Patty Stotler, Barbara Holaday, Myla Maye Shisler, Janice Hall, Joanne Friend. Second Row: james Warga, Janet Howard, Catherian West, Ruth Wright, Jane Zaayer, Martha jane Morris, Lucille Dozier, Madelyn Samples, Alice Hollenbaugh, Alice jane Alspaugh, Anita Gaston. Third Row: Mrs. Marjorie Alspach, Raymond Green, Larry Wigal, Wilbur Barn- hart, Rodney Wildermuth, james North, Daniel Crist, Byron Miller, james Brown, john Winland, Ronald Barnes. Not in Picture: Darlene Metzler, Mary Bayer. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Evelyn Wildermuth, Theo Coleman, joanne Gibson, Emma Starcher, Janice jepsen, Dorothy Smith, Linda Iles, Ethel Wolfe. Second Row: Frederick Girbert, Nancy Gundy, Lois Stebleton, Nancy Klamfoth, Beatrice Haynes, Barbara Smyers, Mary jo Stevenson, Norma Dozier, Lois Carpenter, jack Vance. Third Row: Miss Hazel Hempy, Larry Custer, David Crabbe, Joseph Barnhart, Robert Smith, Rodger Marion, john Sanders, Robert Kidder, Larry Bonn, Theodore Sansbury, Howard Solt. Not in Picture: Thomas Moore, Beverly Montague, Sherry Hoover, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Vivian Hunt, Elizabeth Green, Donna Petty, Rita Ray, Vera Gibson, Donna Sue Chaney. Second Row: Lowell Farley, Samuel Morris, john Busey, Robert Zerkle, Oliver Crabbe, Robert Shannon, Kenneth Hunt, Fred Brown. Third Row: Mrs. Mildred Hummell, Charles Ebert, Kris Farley, Randy Shaeffer, George Thrush, Thomas Withers, Jerry Brown. Not in Picture: Thomas Carruthers. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Patti Blais, Judy Shumaker, Julianne Hoffman, Marie Wairgzi, Barbara Schultz, Marcella Williaxrd, Nancy Hoffman, Sandra Haughn, Mary Louise Hargus. Second Row: Larry Strait, Connie jane Kinsel, Beverly Reed, Shirley Burke, Mary Runkle, Dolores Matney, Betty Schorr, Donna jean Hanna, Mary Wippel, Nancy jo Barnes, Richard Williard. Third Row: Mrs. Guinevere Hummell, Harry Richardson, jack Rainier, john Cathers, Carl West, David Spain, Richard Loucks, Roger Hicks, Michael Hockrnan, Harley Swoyer, Billie Mcllwain. THIRD GRADE First Row: Ann Wright, Adel Smith, Darlene Coakley, Darlene Marsh, Dianna Beavers, Carmen Bickel, Charlotte Brown, Dorothy Long, Karen W'right, Second Row: Barbara Withers, Linda Conkle, Charlotte Gardner, janet Srotler, Louise Green, Sally Winland, Betty Busey, Mary jane Smyers, Betty Landis, Donna Dozier, Loree Calvin. Third Row: William Newell, Ernest Cook, Alva Douglas, William Smith, Allen Miller, Darrell Pierce, George Bitler, Theodore Foskett, james Williamson, john Crist, Mrs. Virginia Kessler. SECOND GRADE First Row: Sally Coakley, Patty Lou Moore, Sue Black, Connie Sue Cathers, Patty Carruthers, judy West, Ann Moore, Amelia Schaer, lnalee Barnhart. Second Row: Timmy Boyer, Twila Friend, Ann Bigerton, Mary Ann Shinkle, Doris Wolfe, Barbara Manger, Mary Lou Loucks, Wayne Russell, Arlie Huston. Third Row: Miss Lucinda Bailey, joe Rainier, Donald Botts, Richard Gaib, Ray- mond Gaib, Daniel Coakley, Richard Loy, Patrick Thomas, William Holley, Donald Coakley, Not in Picture: Robert Friend. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES A First Row: Carolyn Moore, Bonnie Lanning, Sandra Good, Nancy Shaner, Carol Hoffman, Carolyn Coulter, Carol Foskett, Cheryl Tedrow, Ruth Swoyer. Second Row: Warren Buslcirk, Richard Lattimer, Roger Crabbe, Donald Miller, jerry Gibson, Donald Kidder, Ronald Smith, Garey Shaeffer. Third Row: Miss Pauline Black, Charles Custer, Floyd Upperman, james Muir- head, Robert Schorr, Robert Newell, Curtis Hunt, Wallace Martin. Not in Picture: Wayne King, Virginia Runkle. FIRST GRADE First Row: Karen Will, Judith Reinhard, Karen Ryther, Judy Busey, Linda Weber, Mary Boysel, Elizabeth Starcher, Marie Barnes, Bonita Miller. Second Row: john Bender, Paul Alspach, David Sainsbury, Geoffrey Hockman, David Moore, William Spain, james Harman, Mark Williamson, James Barnhart, Paul Pheaster, Lee Roy Fiddler. Third Row: Daniel Beery, Donald Brunton, Gregg Wurtzel, Robert Black, Terry Haynes, Ronald Cook, james Pifer, Robert Petty, Charles Farley, Raymond Ebert, Miss Marie Young. Not in Picture: Sandra Lee Smith. -f. -V ...-pw,-lr .,.-1 w OUR SPONSORS The editors and staff members of the 1949 Pepenaus sincerely thank you, business men and women of Canal Winchester and community, for your part in making our yearbook possible. Though you are not directly connected with our school, you do take an interest in all of our activities. This we truly appreciate. Again, we thank you. Carl R. Beary 84 Son, Realtors The Beck Company Inc. W. R. Beery, M.D. George Blais, Shell Distributor Bolenbaugh Hardware Company D. W. Brown, Sohio Station Canal Winchester Bank Caslow's Store Cellar Lumber Company Conrad's Grocery H. C. Cook, Insurance E. D. Crabbe, Jeweler CAt Jordan Electric Co.J Eureka Milk Company Friend's Dairy Grimes E. E. Haffey, Motor Freight Ralph M. Hanna Garage S. E. Heller, Insurance Holley's Store International Harvester Company O. W. Jepsen, M.D. D. M. Lamb, Livestock Leach-Benson Post, American Legion C. E. Lewis, Insurance Lions Club of Canal Winchester Charles Loy, Fuller Brushes Silas H. Loy, Realtor Metzger Garage Carl C. Meuser, Livestock Carl T. Meuser, Packer K. L. CMikeJ Miller, Plumber E. R. Nicholson, Barber Ohio Midland Light and Power Company W. D. Peer, D.O. Peoples Bank Company E. P. Phillips, D.D.S. Larry Rainier, Plymouth and DeSoto Frank B. Rasor, D.D.S. Reed Motor Sales S. L. Saylor, D.V.M. Schuler's Greenhouse Schirm's Grain Elevator Shade's Restaurant Shaner's Electric Plumbing Company Damon Shaw, jeweler Dewey Shumaker, Motor Freight Robert H. Solt, Sales and Service South High Sohio Service Standard Glass Co. Thrushes The Tises Volunteer Firemen, Canal Winchester Walton's Market The Wigwam Winchester Canning Company Winchester Milling Company Winchester Shoe Repair Judson R. Whykoop, D.V.M. Activities THE PEPENAUS 1.-ff' Editors Talk Things Over Sitting: Margaret Carpenter CClasses Editorb, Paul Morehart iBusiness Managerj, Lawrence Stebleton Qliditorj, Lola Mae Simpson CAssistanr Editorj, Marilyn Benson CArt Editorj, Richard Snyder QPhotogtaphy Edirorj. Standing: jorerta Carrel LActivities Editorj, William Weiser Czidministration and Faculty Editorj, Harriet Swartz fFeature Editorj, Richard Wolfram QSenior Editorj, Charles Moore CSports Editorj, Dwight Smith QArt Editorj. We, the members of the Pepenaus Staff, wish to express our appreciation to all those who helped us in any way to make this volume possible. We particularly want to thank Miss Barnhart, our general adviser, for her help and advice in making up the pages, Mrs. Weiser, our homeroom teacher, who helped us as we sold candy and counted sales tax stampsg Mr. Weiser, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Guiler, and Mr. Victor Will who solicited contributions from our sponsors, the business and pro- fessional men and women of Canal Winchesterg Mr. Chanay for his photography, and oe Carruthers and other students for their work in the darkroom. Seniors Counting Sales Tax Stamps To Help Pay for Pepenaus Sitting: Constance Alspaugh, Wendell Shoemaker, Marvine Marshall 4Assistant Classes Editorb, jack Scanlan QCirculation Staffb, Donnajean Oyler CHead Typistj, jim Pott 1Circulation Staftj, Betty Shaw, Mrs. Weiser CSenior Adviserj. Standing: Howard Blosser lCirculation Staffj, Jerry Hummel fCirculation Staffy, Roger Hanners tCirculation Staffy. THE MIRROR The Mirror changed its format entirely this year. Instead of a magazine published three or four times a year, it has been published weekly Csometimes weakly? as a four-page news sheet by four alter- nating staffs. Miss Eva Barnhart is the adviser. Sitting Left to Right: Ruth Hunt, Dwight Smith, Robert Patrick, Lola Mae Simpson CEditorj, Betty Far- ley, joan Alspach, Barbara Calvin, Sandra Iles. Standing Left to Right: Loene Haynes, Virginia Lambert. Sitting Left to Right: Bet- ty Shannon, Nancy Carrel, Marilyn Benson CEditorJ, Greta Bobo, Barbara Custer. Standing Left to Right: Rose Hargus, Lois Snyder, jack Hicks. Not in Picture: Charlotte Yaple, Ted Cherry. Sitting Left to Right: Wil- bur Haffey, Jean Crist CEdi- torj, Geneva Alspaugh, Bar- bara Blosser, Susann Eversole. Standing Left to Right: Loyce Carpenter, Billy Spires, Charles Moore. Not in Picture: Elsie Gardner, Patty Hart. Sitting Left to Right: Marilyn Phelps, joan Cole- man, Toby Richardson, Mari- lyn Long, Shirley Meuser, Patty Glick. Standing Left to Right: joe Carruthers, Wayne Corns, David Holmes, Martha Schaer CEdi- torj. FRANKLIN HONOR SOCIETY The membership of the Franklin Honor Society is composed of junior and senior students who rank in the upper one-third of their respective classes. This is a county organization with representatives from all schools in Franklin County. The group meets twice a year for initiation of new members and a social get-together. TRI-HI-Y Our Tri-Hi-Y Club had sixteen members this year. We had on an average one meeting a month in which we would have a business meeting, refreshments, and a social hour. This year we also earned some money by making basketball lapel pins which we sold at the basketball games. Our officers for the year were Lola Simpson and joan Coleman, co-presidents, Patty Hart, secretary, Marilyn Benson, treasurer, and Donnajean Oyler, chaplain. Sitting: Martha Schaer, Marilyn Benson, Patricia Hart, Richard Wolfram, Lola Mae Simpson, Wendell Shoemaker, jean Crist, Barbara Blosser, Paul Morehart. Standing: Richard Snyder, Lawrence Stebleton, William Weiser. First Row: Mrs. Virginia Kessler CAdviserb, Geneva Alspaugh QStudent Council Representativej, Patricia Hart CSecretaryb, joan Coleman fCo-Presidentj, Lola Simp- son QCO-Presidentj, Donnajean Oyler CChaplainJ, Marilyn Benson CTreasurerD, Miss Pauline Black CAdviserD. Second Row: Betty Farley, jean Crist, joan Alspach, Marjorie Smith, Marvine Marshall, Toby Richardson, Margaret Carpenter, Barbara Blosser, Betty Shaw, Martha Schaer. HI-Y First Row: Earl Woods, Dale Custer, Howard Blosser, Richard Snyder tSecretary and Treasurerj, Roger Hanners Clfresidentj, Lawrence Stebleton 1Vice-Presidentj, Paul Morehart QSergeant at Armsj, Dwight Smith, Charles Moore, Robert Miller. Second Row: Mr. Schultz CAdviserJ, Robert Loucks, Dana Yaple, Wilbur Haffey, Paul Meuser, Theodore Carpenter, Robert Bayer, Robert Rager, Richard Wolfram. Third Row: jim Poff, jerry Hummel, Dan Nusbaum, William Weiser, Lloyd Dozier, joseph Stevenson, jack Hicks, David Stemen, jack Nusbaum. Not in Picture: Charles Hoy, jim Mcllwain, Karl Smith, Orville Wright, jack Foster, Herbert O'Dell. There were thirty-two members in Hi-Y. Under the leadership of the president, Roger Hanners, the club enjoyed a good year. Early in October one of the largest groups of juniors ever to enter the club at one time was initiated. One of the outstanding services of the Hi-Y to the school was the sponsorship ,of monthly Ministers' Assemblies throughout the year. During Holy Week, the Club are ranged for daily asemblies by the local ministers. In january, the Hi-Y sponsored the local March of Dimes campaign and col- lected nearly S200 at The Wishing Well on the corner of Waterloo and High Streets. Delegates from the club attended county and district meetings at Columbus and at Zanesville. Richard Snyder was chairman of the Franklin County organization. ln February, the Tri-Hi-Y joined with the boys in a Cherry Pie a la Mode social affair. After the regular business meetings which were held separately, the boys and girls combined for an evening of recreation and refreshments. On March 16, Good Citizenship Day, Roger Hanners, jerry Hummel, and Charles Moore spent the day in Columbus, the guests of the County Commissioner, the,Prose- cutor, and the,Citizen Court Reporter, respectively. Two outstanding assemblies were brought to Canal Winchester through the efforts of the Hi-Y. One in October featured ceramic artists and the one in March was Sam Grathwell, noted F. B. I. speaker and entertainer. OYX' THE HI-Y BOOTH AT THE COMMUNITY FAIR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Canal Winchester Chapter received an Award of Merit from the Ohio As- sociation of Future Homemakers of America for outstanding work in the local chapter. The chapter was also active at County, State, and National levels. Joan Coleman was president of the Franklin County F. H. A. Marjorie Smith was treasurer of the State Association and received the State Homemaker degree. She was also one of the three voting delegates from Ohio to the hrst national F. H. A. Convention in Kansas City. Many members participated in planning the program for the annual State meeting. First Row: Barbara. Blosser, Nancy Carrel, Shirley Girbert, Martha Schaer fSecre- taryj, Lois Snyder CAssistant Parliamentarianj, Patty Glick, Dorothy Alspach CTrea- surerj, Marjorie Smith fPresidentj, joan Coleman CVice-Presidentb, Marilyn Long flleporterb, Patty Hart fCorresponding Secretaryb, Ann Schacht fParliamenrarianJ, jo-Anne Brown, Geraldine Solt, Rose Marie Harus. Second Row: Mrs. Knowlton CAdviser7, Lola Simpson, Charlotte Yaple, Betty Shannon, Marjorie Gardner, Margaret Sims, Norma Smith, Shirley Meuser 1Student Councilb, Marvine Marshall, Toby Richardson, Virginia Lambert, Sandra Iles, Marilyn Benson, Margaret Carpenter, Alice Ruble. Third Row: Ruth Hunt, Barbara Calvin, Delores Coleman, Donnajean Oyler, Greta Bobo, Loyce Carpenter, joretta Carrel, Constance Alspaugh, Harriet Swartz, Sus- ann Eversole, Marilyn Phelps. joy Marshall, Loene Haynes, Elaine Marion, Barbara Cus- ter, Joyce Wright, jean Crist. Not in Picture: Betty Shaw, Barbara Lee, Helen Shannon, Betty Farley, Marie Ham- ilton. Officers Confer Iunior Homemaker Degree Front Row: Delores Coleman, Geraldine Solt, Patty Glick CHistorianD, Marjorie Smith lPresidentJ, Martha Schaer fSecretary7, Joyce Wright, Elaine Marion, Joy Mar- shall. Back Row: Virginia Lambert, Charlotte Yaple, Dorothy Alspach fTreasurerb, Anne Schacht fDegree Committeeb, Marvine Marshall CDegree Committeej, Sandra Iles. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA During the past year the F. F. A. Chapter entered many educational events and really had an active year. Five members of the Canal Winchester F. F. A. Chapter and their adviser attended the twentieth National Convention in Kansas City last fall. At this convention much was learned of the F. F. A. activities and the messages carried back to the local chapter made it much stronger. For ten consecutive years, the chapter has rated gold medal in Ohio. Richard Wolfram and Lloyd Solt were elected to the State Farmer degree thus making a total of thirty-eight State Farmers in the chapter. Gold medal ratings were won in the Chapter Procedure Contest. This is also the tenth consecutive year for this award. Seven teams participated in the State judging contest and all placed high in the State. The annual F. F. A.-F. H. A. Banquet and Community Fair were the largest ever in the history of the department. A special scrap drive was conducted last fall and earned over 3300. Special meetings were held on conservation, health, leadership, and safety. Second place in the state was won on the F. F. A. Education booth at the Ohio State Fair and over 3100 in other events. Three seniors took the Agricultural Scholarship examination. Six boys received special awards in excellence achieved in project accounting, pest hunt, ton litters, and other activities. The boys picked bushels of apples, purchased and sold hybrid seeds, and started a registered Duroc Jersey Gilt chain. Contributions amounting to about S30 were made to Community Chest, Red Cross, March of Dimes and State F. F. A. Camp. We sincerely feel that every activity participated in by the F. F. A. Chapter mem- bers has not only been educational, but interesting, and a help to all in becoming estab- lished in life. First Row: Dale Custer CHistorianD, jim Poff CStudent Adviserj, Dan Nusbaum CSentinelD, Richard Wolfram CPresidentJ, Lloyd Dozier CVice Presidentj, jack Nus- baum CSecretaryJ, Joseph Stevenson CTreasurerJ, Robert Bayer QReporterD. Second Row: Mr. Guiler CAdviserD, Donald Winland, Donald Vance, Franklin Matney, Robert Custer, Paul Vance, Thomas Peacock. Third Row: Clifford Bayer, Dana Yaple, Robert Rager, Myron Schaer, Paul Schumaker. Not in Picture: George Bigerton, Glenn Dozier, Stephen Silbaugh, Ted Moore, jack Foster. CHOIR First Row: joan Alspach, Marilyn Benson, Margaret Sims, Toby Richardson, Shir- ley Meuser, joan Coleman, Norma Smith, Marjorie Smith, Dorothy Alspach. Second Row: Martha Schaer, Alice Ruble, Barbara Blosser, Nancy Carrcl, Barbara Calvin, Lola Simpson, Marilyn Long, Jean Crist, Patty Hart, Ann Schacht, Lois Snyder. Third Row: Lawrence Stebleton, Wilbur Haffey, Paul Meuser, Roger Hanners, Paul Morehart, Dwight Smith, Dick Snyder, jack Hicks, William Weiser. Not in Picture: Betty Farley, Geneva Alspaugh. First Row: Susann Eversole, joy Marshall, Betty Shannon, Virginia Lambert. San- dra Iles, Charlotte Yaple, Marjorie Gardner, Marilyn Phelps, Loene Haynes, Loyce Carpenter. Second Row: Mrs. Bemiss fDirector5, Patty Glick, Geraldine Solt, Delores Cole- man, Joyce Wright, Greta Bobo, Elaine Marion, Barbara Custer, Ruth Hunt, jo-Anne Brown, Shirley Girbert. Third Row: Daniel Miller, Mitchell Kemmerling, William Spires, Robert Hamil- ton, Ted Moore, Ted Cherry, joseph Carruthers, David Holmes, Robert Custer, Donald Vance, Thomas Peacock. Not in Picture: Robert Patrick, Stephen Silbaugh, Barbara Lee, Elsie Gardner, Marie Hamilton, Helen Shannon. BAND After much practice and hard work, our newly-formed thirty-live piece marching band made its first appearance last fall at the Worthington football game. Our new uni- forms which had been purchased by the Mothers' Club came in time for us to strut at Reynoldsburg's homecoming. We had reason to strut, too, as we won the game 13-6. The maroon uniforms are trimmed in white with gold buttons and emblems. The four- ragere is white. ' We presented a Sunday afternoon concert for the public to show our appreciation for the new uniforms. We played for the home basketball games and also one night at the County tournament. A number of our group played with the All-County Band at the County Music Festival at Capital University in April. We gave a concert at the May Festival. We concluded our year's activities by playing the processional at the High School Commencement. First Row: Majorettes, Judy Shumaker, Barbara Blosser, Nancy Cartel, Martha Schaer, Patti Blais, Second Row: James North, William Brown, Phyllis Shaner, Shirley Meuser, Greta Bobo, Larry Wigel, Barbara Custer, Jeanne Williamson, Patty Glick, Paul Meuser, Keith Douglass, David Gaston, Lois Snyder, Alice Ruble. Third Row: Sandra Iles, Agnes Whittington, Catherien West, Rodney Wilder- muth, Marjorie Smith, Robert Jepsen, James Hollenbaugh, Myron Schaer, Wilbur Barn- hart, Robert Custer, Marilyn Phelps, Elaine Marion, Dorothy Alspach, Thomas Bartholo- mew, Ronald Barnes, Byron Miller, Barbara Crist, Diane Barnhart, Janice Jepsen, Loene Haynes. Fourth Row Standing: Mrs. Bemiss QDirectorJ, Robert Hamilton, William Spires, Donald Love, Jack Blais, Jerry Padgett. Not in Picture: Robert Patrick. lflks Mrs. Bemiss, Mr. Weiser and Mrs. Patrick make Plans for the cirive to raise money for the band uniforms. Marjorie Smith and Patty Glick tune up as Bob Patrick and Marilyn Phelps dis- play one of the band drive posters. Sparfs FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Daniel Miller, Robert Miller, David Holmes, Richard Alspach, Dale Custer, Charles Moore, Robert Storts, Merlin Taylor, Dwight Black QCoachJ, Milton Will CCoachJ Second Row: Richard Wolfram, Joe Stevenson, Lawrence Stebleton, Richard Snyder, Dan Nusbaum, Roger Hanners, Robert Fowler, jr., Ted Cherry, Orville Wright, jack Nusbaum. Third Row: Ted Carpenter, Paul Morehart, Dwight Smith, Charles Hoy, William Weiser, Robert Loucks, Richard Carruthers, Robert Miller, Glenn Taylor, jim Mcllwain. Fourth Row: Wilbur Halley, Robert Rager, Karl Smith, Delano Bauchmoyer, Dana Yaple, Donald Crist, joe Carruthers, Mitchell Kemmerling, Donald Vance. In this first league season Winchester's Indians had a 4-4 won and lost record. Roger Hanners was county league high scorer with 71 points. Co-Captains Dan Nusbaum and Roger Hanners 7 4 1948 Football Season .fxss f X wx S . 1948 FOOTBALL SCORES 1949 Football Schedule Canal Winchester Canal Wlnchesier Canal Winchester Canal Winchester Canal Winchester Canal Wlnchester Canal Winchester Canal Winchester l8 33 25 6 7 13 35 14 Worihinqlon 53 Mtillm there September I6 Vlorthmgmn thu: Dublin 6 Reynoldsburg, here Dtrhltn here Groveporl 24 Bremen there L rtweport there Hilliards 32 November 4 lrhmllton there Ouobcr Htlhtrds-here Mifflin 12 Reynoldsbttrq 6 Liberty Union 0 Hamlllon 21 Line: Dick Wolfram Dan Nusbaum jack Nusbauun joe Stevenson, lawrence Stebleton, Ted Cherry Dxck Snyder Back Field: Roger Hanners jumor Fowler Bob Muller Orvrlle Wrnght VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Richard Snyder, Theodore Cherry, Roger Hanners, Paul Morehart, Robert Miller. Second Row: Mr. Dwight Black iCoachJ, Charles Moore, Robert Fowler, Richard Wolfram, Dwight Smith, Theodore Carpenter, William Weiser, Earl Woods, Robert Hamilton 4Managerj Canal Winchester Indians started out like a house afire winning their first six games and then losing their seventh to Cincinnati Green Hills by two points. The Indians took the County League undefeated but were tripped up in their first tourna- ment game losing to Grove City. The Indians snapped back to win the n but lost to Hilliards by one point in the final game of the losers' series. 1948-49 Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Winchester Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Canal Basketball Scores 59 Mifflin 39 72 New Albany 28 42 Groveport 40' 48 Reynoldsburg 28 56 Ashville 45' 66 Carroll 45' 47 Cincinnati Green Hills 49' 54 Pickerington 50 41 Worthington 39 61 Lancaster St. Marys 40' 63 Dublin 22 62 Gahanna 32 48 Grove City 38 42 Walnut 40' 64 Groveport 38 49 Hamilton 31 56 Hilliards 47 ' Non-league games FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT Canal Winchester Canal Winchester Canal Winchester Canal Winchester Canal Winchester f 33 Grove City 40 82 New Albany 42 61 Reynoldsburg 41 49 Mifilin 37 44 I-Iilliatds 45 ext three games, I3 in '19- ROGE MOSE SPUI' F Z-'-i HDICKH WOODY TED ...I-EDM HDICK' .LBILLH J STRETCH JUNIE :rCHUDr: N l RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Daniel Miller, Mitchell Kemmerling, Glen Taylor, Robert Storts, Thomas Bartholomew. Second Row: Mr. Dwight Black QCoachJ, Myron Schaer, Patil Meuser, Robert Rager, Karl Smith flylanagerj County Superintendent George C. Beery presents the County League basketball trophy to Superintendent A. B. Weiser. Coach Black, Carroll Widdoes, football coach at Ohio University and banquet speaker, and members of the varsity team are interested spectators. Wolfrain hooks one out in the Carroll game. Two points for the junior Indians in the tournament game at Reynoldsburg. Mixing it up under the basket at the St. Mary's game. The big stretch in the Worthington game. Fighting for the ball-Worthington game. Under the basket during the Worthington game Hanners in for a layup at the Hilliards game. Fowler after the ball in the Carroll game. Snyder fights it out' with Montague of Hilliards. IUNIOR HIGH SQUAD First Row: Sherman Zerkle, Keith Douglass, Billie Clarrel, Kent Holley, John Black, liarl Wildermuth, David Alspach, David Gaston. Second Row: Don l.ove tManagerJ, lloyd Shannon, Floyd King, jack lllais. llill Brown, junior Smith, jerry Padgett, Terry Hart, john Wippel, Francis Richardson. Third Row: l.arry Haughn, David Green, Rex Davis, Ronald Cramer, Bobby lep- sen, Anthony Wippel, Robert Engle, Thomas Green, Dick Flowers, Mr. Milton Will tfloach 7. 'T it 3. This year the junior High team ran up a very impressing record of I6 won and 3 lost. john Black was high scorer again this year with 180 points. Mr. Milton Will was their coach. We hope that next year they will have an equally good record or an even better one. The junior High reserves had a won and lost record of 3 to 2. These boys were also coached by Mr. Will. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders l.cft tu Right Gcmltllnc Stslt Nancy Cztrrel Lois Snyder Charlotte Y.tplc Greta Bobo Football Cheerleaders Shirley Girbcrt Gcmlthnc Sul: Bnrb.tr.t Calvin Charlotte Yttplc Virginia l.1imbcrt Reserve Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Lncnc llitynes Shirley Girbert Bnrlmtrzt Calvin Iunior-High Cheerleaders Left rn Right: Marilyn Tcdrow Vernic Mcllwain joyfc Solt Diane Barnhart Agnes Wliittington INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Alspach sinks one for Meuser's team. Quite a few of the boys and girls of the high school played intramural basketball at noon again this year. The girls had Lola Mae Simpson, Lois Snyder, Shirley Meuser, and joyce Wriglit as captains. Shirley Meuser's team was undefeated during the season. The boys were led by captains jim Mcllwain, joe Stevenson, Bob Rager, Mick Kem- merling, and Lawrence Stebleton. Mcllwains team was the winner. These games were enjoyed by the players as well as by the spectators. We hope the games will continue to be annual affairs. 1949 TRACK TEAM. COUNTY RUNNER-UP First Row: Roger Hanners, Milton Will CCoachj. Second Row: Earl Woods, Robert Rager, Charles Moore, Mitchell Kemmerling, Paul Morehart. Third Row: Dwight Smith, Lawrence Stebleton, Orville Wright, David Holmes, Theodore Carpenter, Richard Wolfram, Robert Fowler, Jr., Donald Vance. The Indians had a very successful track season this year as they lost only one meet in which they participated with full strength. They won three dual meets hands down. They defeated Groveport 66-31, Hilliards 49-31, and Hamilton Township 69-49. At the Ohio Wesleyan Relays, Roger Hanners, Jim Mcllwain, and Junior Fowler won medals for taking second place in the broad jump. In the County meet, the Indians placed second with 36 points. Roger Hanners was high man and received a trophy for taking first places in the broad jump, the 100-yard dash, and the 220-yard dash. fu' QI ROGER HANNERS We dedicate this page as a tribute to Roger Hanners, one of the most versatile athletes in Canal Winchester School history. Roger, throughout his four years of high school, was outstanding in all sports in which the Indians competed. He won fourteen letters in his sports' career. The only thing that kept Roge from winning sixteen letters was the fact that the Indians played football only during the preceding two years. During the past year, Roger was co-captain of the football team and the high scorer in Franklin County. He was captain of the basketball team which was undefeated in league competition, one of the leading scorers in the County, the only unanimous choice for the All'County team, and rated an honorable mention on the All-State team. Spring found Roger extremely active. He won individual honors at the Franklin County Track Meet as he placed first in the broad jump and the 100 and 220 yard dashes. In baseball, his favorite sport, he was on the All-County team and helped his teammates take the County championship, the District championship, and the Regional championship. During this time he pitched three shutouts and concluded his high school career by flinging a no-hitter against Mifflin to annex the County baseball crown for the Indians. .4406 W. vr,Nv. . -5.6 -1. sa, or +-4 'a .,4 .' 5 ,fy-6 f-, L1 JP A . .--1 ' ' , TQ.: X' 1949 FRANKLIN COUNTY AND DISTRICT BASEBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: Mr. Black iCoachJ, Richard Wolfram, jim McIlwain, Wendell Shoe- maker, jack Foster. Second Row: Robert Hamilton, Robert Storts, Theodore Carpenter, Orville Wright, Richard Snyder, Dwight Smith. Third Row: Mitchell Kemmerling, Theodore Cherry, Roger Hanners, Paul More- hart, Robert Fowler, Jr., Robert Miller. This year Canal Winchester's Indians advanced further in competition than any baseball team in the history of the school. First, they took the south section of the County by defeating Grove City 5-0, Groveport 4-1, Reynoldsburg 5-2, and Hamilton Township 7-6. These victories earned them a berth in the District Tournament. They took the District by winning over Centerburg 22-5, Pickerington 4-1, and Columbus St. Marys 8-0. The Indians received their first baseball trophy of the '49 season by winning these games. In the regionals the Indians shut out Sugar Creek 4-0 and won the title by defeat- ing Cardington 12-3. The Indians dropped the semi-final game in the State Tournament to Taylor 5-1. Taylor then went on to win the State title. On june 4, Winchester won the County title by defeating Mifflin, winner of the north section of the County, 10-1 under the lights at Grove City. This was a no-hitter for pitcher Roger Hanners. This game wound up the high school athletic careers of five graduating seniors-Roger Hanners, Paul Morehart, Dick Wolfram, Dick Snyder, and Wendell Shoemaker. During the season the Indians had a won-lost record of 14-1. In addition to the games already mentioned, the Indians won over Grandview 9-6, Pick- erington 9-5, St. Charles 3-2, and Rosary 6-2 in non-league games. WENDELL DICK 1 TED 'MOSE' I JUNIE DICK HJIMH L-W' 4 .M if ii A ROGE SPUFF COACH BLACK N 93 O This was a mugh contest with . Canal Winchester tucks loud in the senior division witvf Q9 ,I ch 'mm fnuhng f,.,,,.,y' Mifmn mx Iirsi Cmlmy League cha Meffi. 13814 points, Gahanna Lirlcbln had-.Q 46.4- ostL four regulars via the fou! Shiv l 1'id113-' night as the bl. f ln, Canal 2452. Grove City and Reynolds-5.40 me when Center Mn! 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' I unior Play Left to Right: Robert Rager, jean Crist, Wilbur Haffey, Barbara Blosser. Other members of the cast: Joan Coleman, Geneva Alspaugh, Martha Schaer, Betty Farley, jack Hicks, Robert Loucks, jack Foster, Paul Meuser. L J-I WV f - fi 55la.1.aEsi.gfig ll! , Bai C' , if 'f fl s --xg,-45fQ-,14Q Ll l Liar.: ill! THE oth? SPEAKS Music LIBRARY Since the 1948 Pepenaus went to press, many incidents have occurred to in- fluence the progress of the Oley Speaks Music Library and Music Room project in our school. One of the very first incidents of note was the passing of our esteemed first citizen, Oley Speaks, on August 27, at his apartment, 5 Riverside Drive, New York City, at the age of 74 years. Oley had been ill for a number of years and his death was con- sidered merely a matter of time for many months previous to his decease. His body was brought to the local cemetery where it now lies interred. On September 9, a portion of the will of the late Oley Speaks was received at the local school, revealing that the Canal Winchester High School was named one of the several beneficiaries as follows: One Steinway grand piano and the oil painting of the portrait of Oley by the famous artist, Howard Chandler Christy. It was stipulated that the piano would be delivered when the music room was completed and that the por- trait would be in safe keeping in the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts until such time arrives for its transfer to the memorial room in the local high school. Events began a rapid march. Long-distance telephone calls from Margaret Speaks, Oley's celebrated niece of stage and radio fame, and a most ardent enthusiast of the Oley Speaks M'usic Library project, visits by Mrs. Ralph Drake, Columbus, Ohio, Margaret's cousin, representing the Speaks family interests, notices of the arrival of parcels, packages, telegrams, contributions of music, recordings, portraits appropriately autographed, souvenirs, letters, and mementoes from friends and relatives of the Speaks family . . . all of these and more, too, came to our office in such numbers and quantities that it was necessary to acquire a steel filing cabinet for the safe keeping of this precious collection which, after the sad events following August 27, had become quite sacred to all of us. Early in the month of October it became evident that local interest would be mani- fest in more ways than mere passing importance. In order to get started, the Board of Education named Dr. Bland L. Stradley to the chairmanship of the Building Committee, Mr. Howard Artz, Superintendent, A. B. Weiser, and Principal George C. Schultz to serve as members. Mrs. Ralph W. Drake represents the Speaks family on this Committee. Under the capable direction of Dr. Stradley, a series of conferences and meetings were scheduled at the high school and in the office of the architect where definite prog- ress has been made toward the actual construction of the proposed memorial to be housed in the South Building. Margaret Speaks, whose appearance with the Columbus Phil- harmonic Orchestra on Saturday, February 19, made it convenient for her to visit Central Ohio and Canal Winchester, in particular, met with the building committee and pre- sented many pertinent and valuable suggestions for the improvements of former build- ing plans from the artistic viewpoint. Mrs .Drake's suggestions, also, were valuable. With the assistance of the November School Bond Issue, and sizable gifts from the Speaks family, the exact amount of which will be revealed later, the Building Commit- tee hopes to complete the structure by a time early in the new school year.-George C. Schultz. Community Fair and Basketball Homecoming Queen JORETTA CARREL Queen joretta reigned two times this year. The Community Fair audience in October elected Joretta from candidates representing each of the four high school classes. In February, the high school student body selected joretra to reign at the Canal Winchester-Hilliards basketball game. Captain Roger Hanners crowned the Queen and Student Council President Dick Snyder presented her with a bouquet of American Beauty roses. After the coronation, which took place between the reserve and varsity games, the Queen and her court occupied seats of honor in the bleachers and watched the varsity game. QUEENS Football Homecoming Queen CONNIE SHAEFFER Rain marred the football homecoming activities. The between-game ceremonies were cancelled and Queen Connie, her court, and their escorts were introduced after the game to the crowd which gath- ered in the gym. Community Fair Queen and Court Betty Farley, Mistress of Ceremonies, presents Queen joretta Carrel with a bouquet of chrysanthes mums. Geraldine Solt, freshman, Maid of Honor, Barbara Blosser, junior, and Marilyn Long, sopho- more, attendants. Football Queen and Court Seated: Marilyn Long, sophomore, Harriet Swartz, senior, Queen Connie Shaeffcrg Geneva Alspaugh, junior, Loene Haynes, freshman. Standing: Ted Cherry, Lawrence Stebleton, Co-captains Roger Hanners and Dan Nusbaum, Paul Morehart, Dwight Smith. Basketball Queen and Court First Row: Patty Glick, sophomore, Harriet Swartz, senior, Queen joretta Carrelg Rose Marie Hargus, junior, Barbara Custer, freshman. 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W fl AITIXCQ unc h'l'h?':iI.l, mf Ll 1 Q1 isvhcml pzsptr, is Javk, Hicks of L' - MX 'wilh '-rltfii Vnxvl' AA uhm is Xaricms 5 f 1- .i- First Grade--1937-1938 QThose students who went through the twelve years together are in capital letters.J First Row: Mildred Crist, Marilyn Miller, MARGARET CARPENTER, janet Zwayer, Shirley Lee, Clara Smith, HARRIET SWARTZ, DONNAJEAN OYLER, Louise Parrish. Second Row: Ray Fulton, CHARLES MOORE, john Willard, LAWRENCE STEBLETON, BETTY PEER, Barbara Good, LOLA MAE SIMPSON, Evelyn Hines, MARILYN BENSON, Irene Wright. Third Row: Phillip Zwayer, HOWARD BLOSSER, Robert Muncie, RICHARD WOLFRAM, PAUL MOREHART, ROGER HANNERS, Ernest Snider, WILLIAM WEISER, RICHARD SNYDER. Teacher: Marie Young. Senior Graduation Picture. May 26. 1949 First Row: joretta Carrel, jimmy POE, Charles Moore, Margaret Carpenter, Danny Nusbaum, Paul Morehart, Charles Hoy, Roger Hanners, Constance Alspaugh, jerry Hummel, Howard Blosser, Harriet Swartz. Second Row: Wendell Shoemaker, Donnajean Oyler, David Stemen, jean Crist, jack Scanlan, Marilyn Benson, Lawrence Stebleton, Marvine Marshall, Dwight Smith, Betty Peer, Richard Snyder, Lola Mae Simpson, William Weiser, Betty Shaw, Richard Wolfram. Standing: Mrs. A. B. Weiser, Mr. George C. Schultz, Mr. A. B. Weiser, Mr. George S. Wolfram. . Eighth Grade Promotion Picture, May 24. 1949 First Row: Agnes Whittington, William Brown, jerry Padgett, Phyllis Shaner, David Gaston. Second Row: Barbara Lawson, Keith Douglass, Shirley Storrs, David Alspach, Don- ald Love, Martha Bigerton, junior Smith, Wanda Bush. Third Row: Dorothy Morrison, Anthony Wippel, Delores Hilliard, William Carrel, Marilyn Tedrow, John Black, Barbara Crist, Earl Wildermuth, Frances Schaer, Sherman Zerkle, Barbara Zarbaugh. Standing: Mr. George C. Schultz, Mr. Yanacik, Mr, A. B. Weiser, Mr, Milton G. Will. xx x kr. May Festival Queen and Court May Festival. May 12. 1949 Left to Right: Loree Calvin, Richard Lattimer, Sally Coakley, Howard Solt, Donna Sue Chaney, John Cathers, Karen Will, Joanne Friend, Queen Darlene Metzler, Danny Crist, John Bender, Barbara Schultz, George Thrush, Sherry Hoover, Donald Botts, Carol Foskett, Billie Newell. . J r 1 3 - 1 -2. 4 'I P, . . I ,..,f,.m-.ff--- 'U-'H' 51.311 Sfxw ' 1-V' ' ' Ml, . Q --,wif-'f'!1 ' 5'5 'f? '