Cardington High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Cardington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

J f I as 511 31.1-, wp- ' . .E . W .3 f :, , Q T I P35 ' T14E1 SENIDR CLASS 1 FEATURES ,,,, , PRESENTS OFM -49 2, , Mm f '-fm, Wim.. 4 in H 5' 'Ma L 'SN VM 25 Q' 4. DEDlCATl0N To Mr W A lVlcAl1ster the class of I949 dedlcates thls lssue of the Plrateer Because of hls devotlon to school aCtlVltlCS and hrs wllllng ness to always lend a helplng hand ln whatever problem was pressmg he has become one of the best lxked faculty members our class has ever enjoyed at Cardmgton Hlgh School y -iff' A Aw f -ff Two Fixx My Through this door hundreds of fellows and girls have made their way . . . even as we. PIWGRAMME September Welcome I Welcome ' Welcome' The grlnd this year I8 same as last year Football practice IS going strong Some kxds dldn t show up for chemistry class- seems they thought that when we have lab there lsn t any class Rah! Rah' Rah! Rah! Fourteen gxrls tned out for cheerleading today Thought that this first break from school never would come We won our Fnrst practice game last mght I8 I3 We played Frederlcktown Went to church Well we are back agam New schedule today Stull some confllcts ln the schedule Electron of class ofhcers today Tryouts for cholr today Pep meeting today Beat Waynesfield' Cleaned house today We won 25 6 Slept late today ust another Monday Very rainy It IS stlll wet and cold No school today Morrow County Teachers ln Stltllte Wlsh It could have lasted longer Some kxds all dressed up today fDramat1cs Club mltlatlon I Came with Centerburg tonlght We won I9-6 Odd weather we are having Qulte a few people have colds We got our new musxc for Choir today Nice day today I-lo hum! Semor gnrls slumber party October Came wlth Sunbury tonight Pep meeting today We won last mght 25 I4 Went to church ust a Monday Ramy day Friday mght Deadlines for first book reports are pretty near Came with Mt Cllead tonight We lost the game I9 7 but everyone had a swell tlme at the Fall Festlval last mght and tomght Ho hum' Too sleepy to go to church Ramy day Pretty cold today but stall no frost ust another day Safety Program today C-xrls not only can but do dnve better than boys Heavy practnce for the game tomorrow mght Game with West jefferson tonight We lost IB 7 Better luck next time' Cold today Leaves are falling Mlss Burr s car was broken down today Dramatxcs Club Play practice IS goxng strong Well gomg anyhow' Mr Jackson practlcally tore out his halr trymg to teach the Band new formations Looks lxke eveyone gets plenty of sleep now the curfew went mto effect last mght Came wnth Mt Sterllng tonight What a thriller We lost one pomt I9 I8 Lovely day' I went to church Mlss Burr lost her volce today Penny Soclal tomght Miss Burr IS as good as new agaln Game with Bellvxlle tomght Please don t make me tell the score No school State Teachers Meetlng today Had to rake leaves today Street dance tonight Went to church November I Try outs for r Class Play The txtle 18 Sang for Your Supper 2 Elecuon Day The Seniors pick out their announce ments today Last years Annuals got here today Dramatlcs Club Play ns tonight The play was very entertalmng Came wlth Ashley postponed because of ram Our second strmg beat Butler I4-6 Sure was muddyl Nnce autumn day Fmally gomg to have that game wxth Ashley tonight Maybe we shoudn t have had that game everyone got hurt We won I4 I3 We also got a trophy Chnlly out but stlll not a 'lake of snow No school The juniors sponsored a box social and square dance Our last game tomght Pep meetmg Everyone feels pretty good Our season record 6 wms 4 losses Beautlful fall day Mr Bratton came to teach whnle Mr Blayney and the Ag lzoys were an Kansas Clty Nlce day m the mormng but It ralned ln the aftemoon Seniors plck out teacher to whom they want to dedicate the Annual Choir started on the Christmas muslc today Assembly today joy Bell Rmger Went shopping today Went to church Last mmute rehearsals for ,Iumor Play Flrst performance of the play Second performance and they were both good School out at 2 30 Thanksgiving vacation That turkey surely was good' Rainy out and we are stlll eating turkey Beautiful day Ramed all day and even tned to snow but It didn get lt done Basketball season starts tomorrow nite at Sunbury Everyone xs excnted about tonxght December Pretty txred after the game Reserves won ZI I3 Varxsty lost 43 34 The bug covered bridge collapsed this mommg Won Reserves and lost the Varsxty Colder today Wmdy Cettmg ready for that game with Ashley Carl Barry shaved but Stoop hasn t as of yet We won that Ashley game one pomt Boy was It a thrlllerl Another wreck today a truck ran mto a tree on Marlon Street durmg thxrd period Game wlth Chestervxlle Won Reserves lost Varsity Another Saturday They stlll haven t guessed who Mama and Poppa Hush are Carl Stevens 18 ln the hospital wlth appendlcltls Came at ohnsvnlle tonight We won the Reserves and lost the Varsity F F A F H A Etiquette Banquet tonlght Assembly today they gave out the football awards Played lberla tonight Won Varsxty and lost the Reserves Went carolmg ln the evenmg Enghth grade had a party Played Sparta there We lost both games last mght Christmas program Played Clarxdon here Reserves won Varsxty lost Start Chnstmas vaca tlon Merry Christmas! I January, 1949 Basketball game at F redencktown Reserves won Varsnty lost Jr Hxgh Play at Gilead ust a day We played Marengo there Reserves won Varsity lost Play Ashley here tonight Reserves won Varsity lost last mght Getting nervous about game tomorrow mght 7. . . . . U . 4- ' ' . 8- . . . - 5. ' ' . . ' 6. ' . . 9. ' ' ' ' 7- ' I lo. '. ' - 9' U , , Q ' . - .' IO. ' ' . . II. ' ll. I ' ' ' 4 - - ' . lz. ' ' . ' . I2. . . 13. i . b G I3. ' ' . . I4. ' ' ' . 'I us. - . , ' - , Ili. ' . ' , - - l I l ' . . . . . . . . ls. . - . lg. ' ' ' lg. . -, G 2 . ,I . ' . ' ' ' . 21. ' ' . ISI - ' . 22- . - ' - 20. ' . , .' 2I. . 23- . - . 22. ' ' . 24- . .. . . - , 23. ' . 27: ' ' . fgj - - '- , 28- . ' ' - 27. ' . 29- . - . , za. ' ' ' ' 't 30. - . - I 29. ' - 30. ' ' ' . I. ' ' . ' . 2. ' , - . 3. . I. 2 . . - I 4. J . ' , - . Q 5. ' . 2. ' ' ' . 6. Band tried out some new formations for the game 3. Pep meeting-Beat Edison! I ' ' . 4. ' . 7. ' . 5. . ' . 8. ' . ' ' . 6. ' ' . 9. . - . 7. ' .' 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PROGR ME Game wnth Mt G1lead Beat Mt Gllead V V V They beat us Nothmg spec1al today Another bormg day Game at Lexmgton Reserves won Vars1ty lost Back to the grmd They must think It IS stlll war tlme-meatless Tues day xn the cafeterla The weather could be better Tomorrow mght we play EdlSOD there Beat Edxson V V V End of the first semester Guess what' The Reserves won the Varsnty lost We play Centerburg here ton1ght The results are as per usual Start of second semester Beat ohnsvxlle V V V It dldn t do any good to say that Movle today Let s Explore Ohlo We played Marengo Same results as before Went to church and prayed for the team Monday agam February Played Iberxa there We wonV We wonV We won' Assembly Gldeon Assocxatlon We played Chestervllle on our floor Sen1or Scholarshxp Tests Those thlngs were hard Mondays are always so dead Basketball game at Mt Gilead Some Semor had a bxrthday today-or at least they were smgxng Happy Blrthday ln home room Kxnda ramy Played Sparta here It was really a thrxllmg game Music Festlval at OWU Happy Valentme V V People are stlll tradmg pxctures today Dull day Cardlngton drew the bye so we don t play ln Tournament untll Saturday mght Band plays at lbena tomght Beat Edlson V V V They beat us but we won the Reserves game Searchllght came out We played Marengo tonlght No school today Maybe just as well we can rest up from our loss last mght Back to school agam A very common day lberla vs Edlson for champlonshlp tonlght Edxson Tlgers are now champs Our Reserves played lberla tomght Cardmgton has Champion Reserves V I V February surely went fast March Well here IS March Only two more months of school Career Day sponsored by Homemakmg IV class Gomg full blast on sprmg muslc programs Senlor glrls had a slumber party at Lelenberger s tonlght Everyone looks so droopy today V V Late hours V V Another week IS over Cleaned house today Went to church Drafnatlcs Club went to Hartman saw Brlgadoon P T A meetxng tonlght Semors sponsored chlll supper A bunch of tlred Semors went to Columbus for their Senior Day Semors are more tired than ever Had a bxg snow No school The roads are too bad Cleanmg house gets monotonous Slept late today Vacatxon IS over Blue Monday! Pay your mcome tax here Mlss Burr s car seems to be running o k ICO T Dance at Teen Club tomorrow mght FF A Ban quet tomght lt s a great day for the lrlsh V V Budgets m Consumer Economlcs are due today Almost llke sprmg out today Company for dmner today Frrst day of sprmg OhV Why dld I ever take Chem1stry5 Sprung romances are buddlng The jumors are malung qunte a few plans for the Banquet Fare V V V No I m just luddmg Thns season IS supposed to be called sprmg Went to church Red Rnbbon Spellmg Contest Congratulatlons to the wmners Nnce day only nothmg hapened These April I5 2 are du days Cholr program The muslc was grand People are practlcmg but I don t know what for One Act Play Contest at Cardrngton County Spell Down at Chestervxlle A chance for some rest Went to church Apnl rool A llttle late but anyhow Apnl Fool P T A Meetmg Wlsh vacatlon would hurry up and come Lovely day 0 Sprmg V8C8tl0n Fun tlme IS over Band Concert Sophomore class sponsored dance State ne Act Play Contest Well what d ya know3 It s Saturday again And lt s Sunday once more Last mmute practlce for the Festlval County Music Festival at Edison A few of the boys went swnmmmg More boys went swlmmlng today Band entertams at P T A Meetmg The boys got caught today Only one more month of school Blmd School May Beautiful clay lf you like ram County Music Festlval at Iberla The Festival was swell May Pole Dance rs bexng practlced Everyone rs gettmg ready for lt May Day V V V A dance ln the evening sponsored by the Semor class Oh' My aching feetV Had chlcken for dmner Semors are getting anxlous about the Banquet The Jumors have thelr favor cups done and the mvl tations sent out Senlor Play tonlght All the glrls are washmg thelr haxr for the blg dom s Senlor Play tonight Formals and sults are bemg pressed flowers are bemg ordered decoratmg for the banquet ust busy busy busy Tomorrow IS the bxg day for the umor Senlor Banquet It was a beautxful Banquet Last day for Semors Let me sleep I just now woke up Baccalaureate Everyone IS either skipping or studymg for exams Slup or study Whxch should I do? Semors left for thexr tnp l should study You know school I8 about out I have to go back to school only one more week Ugh! Exams are comlng Boy' They are tough! Semors got back today Glad exams are over Commencement All the teachers are grading papers joy! joy! Last day of school See you next year 9 O 11. ' .' . .' 17. ' - 12. A . ' . ' ' .. 13. ' ' . 18. A ' . 14. A . 19. ' ' . 15. ' Q . 20. ' . 16. 1 ' . 21. ' ' . 17. K ' . 22. . ' ' . 113. ' ' ' ' ' - 23. ' ' . . . . 24. - . . . 19. . . 20. ' ' . 25. ' . ' ' ' ' . 21. ' . . . . 26. ' ' ' . 22. . 1 ' . 27. . ' . 28. ' ' . 23. . 29. ' ' . 24. . 30. ' ' . 25. J ' . . . 31. 26. ' ' . - 27. ' ' ' ,. gg- - 2. ll 30: 1 ' . ij -' ' 3l. . 5. - . 6. ' ' - , . 7 - ' 1. . - . - 2 .... S- ' - 3. - ' ' ' . IO- h - 4, ' , ' . .- I . 5 . . 11. - . 6' . - 12. . . . ' . 7: - l 13. ' ' . 8. . ' . V4- . ' . 9- . f .. ' . 213 ' ' ' . ' . IO. . . I 22. . o - ll. . : . . . . 6 25. . . ' . I3. Cold today. 26' . . . ' 14. ' .. 27- . . - 15. 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X M295 SUPERINTENDENT Mr Lowell Patterson College AB Mt Umon 29 M A Ohlo State 41 Subjects Plane Geometry Algebra l College Subjects PRINCIPAL Mr Theodore Gantz A B Wooster 29 M A Ohio State 48 Chemxstry General Sclence General Mathematles K, by. , . .5 5-. ' . a . , ' 7 2 . gif' ,, Q l 6 . pm, I , 'l ,,, I . ., kk ,lg mm . 1 ' - -, 1 . X , i Miss Marian Lake Miss Fae Burr College B S Ohio State 47 College A B Ohio Northern 39 Subjects Home Economlcs Subjects Public Speaking Amerlcan Literature Latln .fy :X Mrs. Ruth Patterson MF- LYITIBU Herr College: A.B. Findlay '29 College: A.B. Otterbein '21 Subjects: 7th English, English Literature Subjects: American llistory French l, 7-8 Home Economics World History 8th History 'Hill i 4 Mrs Mary Orin College B S m Ed Kent State 30 Subjects Bookkeepmg Typmg Shorthand Commercial Law Mrs Kay Kendall College B S m Ed Kent State 34 Subjects 8th Enghsh Engllsh l 2 Mr Ray Saunders Mr Earl Blayney College A B R10 Grande 25 College B S Ohm State 40 Subjects 7 8 Mathematlcs Subjects Agrrculture 7 8 Scxence Farm Shop .8 Mr Wilbur lVlcAlister BS in Ed Kent State 37 lVl A Ohio State 47 College Subjects Joumalism World Geography Jr High Geography M Mr Dennis Bell College A B Defiance 47 Subjects Biology American Government and Economics Physical Education Athletics tad! Mr. Heber Schellenger Mr. Ward Avery College: BS. in Ed. Ohio State '33 College: B.S. lndiana '26 Subjects: lnclustrial Arts State Teachers College, General Science Terre Haute, Indiana Graduate Study in New York University Mr Charles Jackson College B Nl E. Otterbem 42 Subjects lnstrumentalMus1c - 1,11 Mrs Goldie Stroh Office Secretary H E EYES' VIEW ...nm BOARD 0F ED CATHU Wnlllam Johnstone Don Heale.. Russell Patterson Kenneth Haycool: Denms Bell Wxlbur McAl1ster Rev Charles Stroh Walter Kramer Noble Skmner I- I1 ll 0 SCl00L DISTIIU' Presb, ,...,,,,... Dr. Lowell Murphy Vice-Pres ...,, Mr. Ralph Rengert Clerk ........ Mrs. Dorothy Benson Mr Guy Renz Mr john Reed Absent Vlfgll Shaw US DRIVER 5 Compliments of Complxments of The Campbell Auto Supply The Snack Bar Mt Gilead Ohio Cardxngton Ohio PIR TEER Standing Donna ean Fissell Carl Stevens Robert Bennett Doris Smith Jeanne Benson Alton Roach Janice Hall Roger Edwards Helen Holland Howard Hamblm Nadene Coyken dull Dalton Jenkins Wayne Mateer Reba Shoewalter Kenneth Hexmhch Harold Bean Gloria Weaver Wilma Long Martha Kanable Sitting Phyllis Yake Robert Skinner Virgil Gulher Henry Newcomer Harry Mosher Mr Patterson Betty Bowman PIRATEER TAFF Editor Henry Newcomer Assistant Editor Robert Skinner Business Manager Harry Mosher Assistant Business Manager Virgil Gulher Circulation Editor Phyllls Yalce Assistant Circulation Editor Nadene Coykendall Photography Editor ........,......,.,....,..................................r..,,.................. Dalton enkms Asslstant Photography Editor e.....,,.,.......,....................,.,...,............. Howard Hamblm Music Editors ......,..... Kenneth Heimlich Gloria Weaver Wayne Levering Sports Editors ...................,.....,.,,r.,..., Harold Bean Carl Stevens Dorothea Benson Senior Activities ...........,,.......,.,..,,,,.,,.......,........,, Reba Shoewalter Fred Williamson Doris Smith Rosemary Leienberger Literary Editors .....A.,...,...,.e......., Martha Kanable Sally Dunham Betty Bowman Calendar of Events... ....,............,,V.....l-lelen Holland Wayne Mateer Wilma Long Advertising Sollcltors ,..,.......r,........,,,.,...... Darlene Pearl Alton Roach anice Hall Annual Salesmen .,..... Art Editors .........,,,,..,. Class History ..................,,.......... , .........,...,, eanne Benson im Hack Robert Bennett Clayton Brandum Donna ean Fissell Carl Barry ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Leroy Bennett oan Richeson Evelyn Friclce Martha Kanable Sally Dunham Class Will, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Carl Barry Darlene Pearl Helen Holland Class Prophecy .,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, anice Hall Dorothea Benson Martha Kanable Compliments of Williarn s Bakery Mt. Gilead Ohio Compliment. f Myers and Strain Garage Dodge and Plymouth Mt. Gilead Ohio K Stacy Wllson Mellne Gxst '-A Mrs Zella Kirkpatrick Mrs Pearl Showalter Mrs Nola Irons Miss Edna Brennan JA lTOR Compliments of The Milky Way ' Cardington, Ohio mined i trawl ,Q S 'K , 'F 'NV sf 'Y' '-r hm.. bl-X W. OFFICERS Pres Ruth Smlth VICC Pres Robert Sklnner ec Betty Bowman Treas Nancy Rlchey I6 5 Complxments of 7UOCUl 'U OFUUIII ROW Ackerman Barton Bennett Bowman Co e CUYYIS Davxs Fraker Frlclce Foust Ferguson B Gan tz Gordon Cordon J Halbert Hambhn Hawk W Hexmllch A Howard N Coykendall l.. Leverlng W Muller M Oclcer D Osburn P Pearl S Phllbroolc D Relnwald J Rlcheson Richey Z 5055155077 UJQOJUFU CUJ Robmson Rueh rmund Sherman Shoults Slunner Smith Thompson Waddell Wal ters Wxlhelm Wmchell ABSENT Martin Gulher Henry Poorman's Shoes and Repair Cardmgton, Ohxo Junior Class IS or On September 6 I938 thlrty one excited and HOISY llttle frrst graders started on thexr long journey through the house of education On September 3 I946 only slxteen of thls group were left to enter the Freshman Class However some new ones had been plcked up along the way thus mcreaslng the class to a total of thlrty four members ln the Sophomore year the shlp to forty two students At the end of the year the Sophs made thelr debut as waiters and waxtresses at the umor Semor Banquet ln thls our umor year forty three members entered school on September 7 l948 The class was organlzed at an early date and class rmgs and sweaters were ordered for the group Wayne Mlller V1rg1lCu1her and ack Wxlhelm represented the class on the football squad and Robert Sl-unner Vlfgll Culher Jack Wrlhelm and Everett Hawk partlcl pated ln basketball Ten members of the class served ln the hrgh school band 'Two of the hxghllghts of the umor year were the class play Smg For Your Sup per whlch was given wlth a double cast November 23 and 24 and the umor Semor Banquet Student Councll Represen tatlves Leroy Bennett and Nadene Coykendall 1Vhss Burr IS the homeroom teacher ' Y V- V ' A A ' . 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' J u - - . -,-,---.------i--,--v-.--- yy, n u o - S . .............,....,...,,...r.,..,...,. , , J . - . ophomore Class lllstor In I939 we had our Plrs Glimpse of School This was the start of thms year s Sopho more class Of those starting here 20 are stlll answermg the roll call wlth others add mg thelr names Wherever there IS a school actlvlty there IS a Sophomore ln scholarship we have Car ter and Arthur Ebert l speech Dorothy Stroh Shxr ley Levermg and Arthur Ebert have been contestants m the Prlnce of Peace con tests and have done well The Band has the following Sophs Carolyn Patterson Arthur Ebert Ralph Claytor Mar vm Helmllch and Paula Riggs majorette Several are ln va nous vocal groups Sophomores are well rep resented on the athletlc teams too In football we had Charles Bean Don Clark Gene Coomer Harold Clmger Steve Nlaceyko Dale Under wood Paul Irons Rollle Har ns and Harvey Ward On the basketball team were Rol lle Harrls Dale Underwood Don Clark Steve Nlaceyko Harold Clmger and Gene Coomer Three Sophomore glrls were chosen as cheerleaders Caryl Page and Mollle Hardman varslty and oan Westbrook reserve The class gave thelr first school dance thns year We are lookmg forward to our umor year where we can really shine Student Council Represen tatlves Dorothy Stroh, Don ald Clark Mr Hert IS the homeroom teacher ROW Axthelm Bean Bowers Clark Claytor Clmger IDUUCDOF1 F1 Coomer Davis Dudley Dunaway Hack M Hardman R Harris C Hart M Helmlxeh R Hlmler Hollanshed P lrons G KCIHCI' Kester Klsor Landon Lmdsay Levenng MGA.. fry UGOUFUVP Maceyko Mosher Newman Page Patterson Phxlbrook UUJIIJCUUVU Riggs Rogers Saunders Spa rks Stockdale Stephens IUUU Stroh Underwood Wa rd Westbrook ABSENT V Carpenter G Martxn A Ebert aww ft :C Y ' FM Li J-Q. AA: A4 Shoewalter gr 4, AW OFFICERS oan Westbrook Caryl Page Carolyn Patterson E75-1' 02 S? Wm us ETS- N Compliments of Zeb Russell Cardmgton, Ohxo 'I 'I ' W Siigif A . 5, 4' g . '- .- . JZ 1 ' ff Q P A 2 as Q 'a -E? - t ' Jill? jf - fgf ij ' t '.i , Ax - I T b 3 . . E. - A, , ' 5: . ' . - J. ' .3 V 4 Q ' . M - A Q A V f' gk Iii! X X . . . .a ,, , , ,A ,.. .N ' ' vw ' ..- 'N' V v ' 4 ' ' ff, l v ' .P ' 'T olyn Patterson, Nancy Kes- ' P X A M 2 ii' I ' n . ' v , , I - N. , - - . ' di .as 6- 'AJ' 5 ' 4' 6 - - - - I . rf . ' . Q , . - Q' A 1 Q. K A , . ' ' - J- L A 4 . ' ' 'v . g ' EJ ,rx ,V J ' 1 gk ' , , 1 ,. .. . l - .- . , 1 ' KW Y- gf: . - v ' ' A . Ax .l ' l . ' , 1 N 3 S ' 3 - ? Y fg, gk 1 ' 3- at ' ' 5 2 If. -5 ' J- VY ' , 'l 2 ' J , 1 - H , ,,s,,1,,,.s,a,,,aa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J . ' xxx V J ' 3? . - A, Q 5,311 hr 36 MVK w--.4 an at M211-A x ...S 'hs' S, 2 JG' 36 XX W bf OFFICERS Oscar Shipman Vlce Pres Betty Mosher Sec Treas Ellene Ruehrmund Reporter Mary Lou Haas Pres -R -M 267 G' ROW B Beam Bean J Beatty R Blakely R Brewer Brunner Brush Cherrmgton Cocherl Coleman Collins M Corwm P Couts R Davns V Fmk Frxcke Fryman Haas Hack Halbert Helmllch Hermllch Hert Hugh Hlmler ones Kelffer Kelley Lorlmer Maceyko ggwoavm Mathews Mlller Moodlspaugh Mosher Mosler Mosler gmmovvz Orshon Pearl Pfexfer Phrlbroolc Ruehrmund Remhart 5075101 Sex Shxpman Smeltzer Smx th Thomas H Wa rd ABSENT L Carpenter B Fussell B Landon D Pmcler Comphments of Frances Foster Shoppe Cardmgton, Ohio mth Grade Class Hlstor One September mornlng when the doors of Cardmgton Hlgh School opened a group of about fifty five students entered the bulldlng feeling qulte happy Nme years ago thls very day we walked mto this same buxldmg not knowmg where to go nor what to do We were then dlvxded mto two groups half ln one room and the rest IH another ln one room there was a com bmatxon of hrst and second and ln the other there were all first graders Of these two grades together there are only fifteen who are now ln the nlnth grade Now that we are Freshmen we can be very proud of the puplls who are partlclpatmg ln Band Sports and several other act1v1t1es Marllyn Hert and Harold Self represented us m the Prmce of Peace contest They placed first and second respectively ln the local contest and Marrlyn spoke rn the county contest Student Council Represen tatlves Shirley Pearl Donald Kelly Mrs Kendall is the home room teacher ige ' -, , g . 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' L el S' 1 ' Eighth Grade Class H1 tor Our class started its edu catron rn l94I under the guidance of Mlss Kathryn King and Mlss Mary Zwer ner It IS the general opmron that we made a good begin nmg as we have some very fine students ln our class Twenty erght members started thelr schoolmg here After seven Interesting years we now find ourselves ln the elghth grade but we wlll not forget our second grade play our srxth grade basketball team and cheer leaders our first class officers and party or our 1nterest1ng assoclatrons with teachers and fellow students durmg these prevlous years Wrthln our number we have several partrclpants of county spellmg contests and some talented students are m the band When It comes to sports we also shlne Some of our boys were on the unror Hlgh Team last year and agam thrs year Among our athletes are Noel Underwood Don Ocker Frank Curl Dale Coomer Bennre Cumstom and erry Decker A class party was held at the school at ChIlStmaS time We are lookmg forward to our freshman year wrth much enthusrasm and we hope to see all of you next year Mr Saunders rs the home room teacher ABSENT B Cumston C Louderback ROW mmgr-mn or-'rw 990999 2-18 Bti 2 5 9' 3 :s 3 -.. 2 Alexander Beverrdge Boger Boger Bowman Calbert C1 r-Us-r-'r-Jw Etgen Faust Cattshall Gompf Hart Hempfreld 5U'U5UF1I I Hrgh Hobbs Keen Landon Lon Lowther V ZC3 Maceyko Maple M3thl3S D Mxller D Ocker M Oyster Patterson Reeder Prater Prater Rengert L 'JUUF'10 Ruhl Rrchey Ruehrmund Seltter Shaffer Shaffer l lT1U'1l 'L-IU UU Shaw Sherman J Sparks B Strohl N Underwood W Waddell M Westbrook j Wrlson P Wycoff R Yake 8.5 fem-wavy D' V Q Ili 4 as J 2 PG? didn hx! We P, ,, We lla 7- DQD :hi 2 E N Jlltc Mason OFFICERS Pres Noel Underwood Vrce Pres Don Ocker Treas Franklin Curl Reporter Morris Westbrook Complrments of H H CURL Cardrngton, Ohro I9 L Ba r bei' ' ' ' ,x-,. J , K -nib , . . . J E 2- Y -if l-. ' . 7' , v Y '-'X J A 1' 'lf l , ' - ' 0 Nw ef' .,, ' ' a iff? ,ff A ,Q e x 11 r A 7 ' , ll ,J el Q 2: ,A fl, , 'J .V , Q.. .l l . F' 2 I.: ll .1 'E att! . . - . . ,I P' X 5 - - - l V aft . I 4 vi iw, If - Q 'Q Q ' H 7: 'L .- ' J. ' 'J 'Q , . - li-' 1 - - r. f an 1 '1 'Z ' ' 1 V 2 I .a Y -I-I . ' ' I . X I M- 4 V f-, V V , f . 1 ig I . ' ... 4- on - Q- ' A . vi' -V3 ' ' - I an 1 - g ' K - A Al 1 '7 1 - . fg . 'X at 'Q I A af w ' W f 1' A . ' . . ' A Ax , - ..Mateer ' 4 .. 'f 4 'C ' 1 70-Q' - ' 1 . 1 -, -, K - - - - . egg g j ,r .ff-W, . .' x 5 f, J ' ,Tl Vi is . ' ' ', 3 A V. .9 K. sk - 7 ' Q Q , ,, i ' 1 Q ,. . . .. . K . y , ,- -., J ' ' l A . f ,1 V ' , , 3.1, ' 5, 5 , ' . -'A' 1 1 .Q - C T' 9 4- 4- rw' 9 6 f-3' Q' y 1 . ' 'S ' ' ,L -3 - 1' J . . , ' 'I , V fs- ' - ' ' . - 2 ' -or ' - . 1 . 1- ' '- , . -- '7 'J' 42 . , .J - ' 5 A ze 'f f . I . a , t . I .. .. . l 6 f . 1 A Q 11 - ' 1 W V , Y - bt , gs. ' - A :Y ' ' ' 'A ' 'W .J ff ' V A 3 ' N 'f :- . . : ' . Y . :.QZ'.L..1f --K J. 'V new 124 X Q S A! w-A ,, - .J in . 0 w v .L J r Ii' -.Ir . gf l e 8 v-I 6' H Ai if-P Compllments of Gandee Bakery 20 Carclrngton, Ohlo ' gm: xseeww Jlxdji ps..:-:fx 39' 4 ROW J Allga F Axthelm UPEI! '-13775 Bean Bet ts Boger B u rgg raf Carpenter Coleman Conaway Curts Curts O PWC? Dalley Davls DeBolt Etgen W Evans --IN IFW' Faust Foltz Foust Fralcer M FflCk8 O E va :- 363752 '-'JUITIFU Cn-rr 5000 512441 852,53 9,-Hive U wmmomg :rmwgm UJFU HIE Heacock Howard ones ones jones Klsor Landon Lorlmer Mlller Mlller Mosher Phllllps Pollard Pollard Ruehrmund Rush Schorr Seltter Shaffer Shaffer Smlth Sparks Stevens Swaney Underwood D Waddell R Warfel J Wxlllamson M Young OFFICERS Seventh Grade Class History We started to school ln September l942 Although we were very young and m experienced we adjusted our selves to school life under the clxrectlon of Mrs McAl1ster This year we reached the seventh grade to whlch we had been looklng forward There are slxty two members 1n our class Some of our class members have partlclpated ln the Band this year and others are showlng slgns of athletic abll lty ThomasConaway Tommy Flsher and Billy Stevens are members of the unlor Hlgh Basketball Squad A very successful party a surprise party for Mrs Pat terson was held ln the school cafeterxa on anuary I7 We hope to contlnue through our next school years wlth all of our present class members Mrs Patterson IS the home room teacher ABSENT C Kehrwreclcer D Ostrom N Claytor C Lindsay Pres Bllly Stevens Vxce Pres Tommy Fisher Sec Treas Joyce Lorlmer Reporter Marjorle Howard ' M ,QW ' :,. ,pei l V j I A :gg ' I v M 'S 9 a l L' V Q ., . .. in M , 'yf wt- , 'J . ,, . - ' H L , 5 r 1 ? , E . - N . Q 5 v WA -M- f nd nc W. .4-an ,, . V, 4 J 5, , I N.. T5 s 1 ': SJ K tv b - ' - 'z 4 f Q 4 v ,' X G 4 ffv ' -,nf 5-e lik V gf J- . -1 5 , , , 5' f , x ' , 3 V ' l sl, 2- V I - . - i U, L i N g 1 . ' '7' 4 ' t X. f . ' y . . Fisher , - ' F l 4 X ,fe - . 1 1 A ' ' .a 4, V ' A 2 .-Q f , U. , 4 V V V .1 - .i I . ,G ? ' , U . i. V 'lil . I Q . ' M ' NU W y J -- 'lff'-t ' U ' - , , Q --'e 74 ' , A A - - , Q V . I n . J . I li 4- 6-7 V 4 A A- I J ., . Q 1 , - 1 J 1 - ' , , , , , . n 'kt Q ee he H, 1- ' -. K , Ll. . Q . ri V -I . z ' ' . . ' 'f 2. . - .. W 1 4 ' L a - s g f ', .V ' ' ' n , , , R v v A A P X1 ' . . . - . .-A., ' A . ' D f V g M K S . J- A , - . K-Q lb V' I ' K x -, . K ' - f- f 1 ' .f al 1- .el 4- ' . . :Qi 1' s Y: -1 LL ., M V, . l , , ' ,, ' Q 5. A, ... sa ' . s , x 7 5 1 L - M,K'N 7 e 1 ' . VQ1 1 S' . '- ' 1 N , ' . . . .1 -X- - r - I A I ' . ' ' .' 7 l , .. 4 ' ' 5 ' 1 3 . . paw 'if 8 9 Wmlfhai 5 an 'Bikini SIXTH GRADE Top Row Darrell Bowers Mary Brake Beverly Bunker Gloria Burggraft Dean Curl George Etgen Ronald Gattshall Noel Hack anenne Heacock Don Healea Second Row ames I-Ielmllch Mary Ilollanshed Patty ones Carol Lawhead Roberta Long Laura lowther Ray mond Maple Lacretla McCl1sh Lmda McElroy Patty 'Vlxller Thlrd Row Paul Or bon Gerald Pollard Barbara Rem FIFTH Top Row David Bmgman Rosalie Brake Gene Brush Shirley Ebert Carol Ilarrls Ronald lleacock Peter Lepage Floyd Manley Judlth Mosher Bully Ocker Second Row Barbara Relnwald Dorena Ruehrmund Lester Scribner Dana Sherman Ella can Stone Mxlton gfaljlace Lols Alexander Shrrley Beam anet Betts Carroll lr Third Row Ruth Bond Margaret Byrd Elaine Cahoon AND hart Russell Rivers Alva Rogers Harold Schorr Dale Shaffer joel Shaffer Patty Stevens Betty Stonerock Fourth Row Ann Thompson une Wallace Lmda West brook Marsha Westbrook Ruth Van Houten Sue Wetzel Absent when plctures were taken were ack Sextter Loren Bunker Patty Purvns and Don Waterer Mr Cook rs the teacher of thus group SIXTH Robert Couts Rose Foust Norlta Frlcke Richard Hack Dottie Lou Ilaycook Richard Koon Mllls Poorrnan Fourth Row Kenneth Rengert oan Ross Robert Riggs Barbara Souller Margaret Stevens Ralph Strohl Donald Wrlson Dale Yake Absent when prctures was taken were Eugene Martm and Barbara Cumston Mrs Gale IS the teacher of thrs group ma Wan F .nn B I it it WWW W' nl' RL'? Hg na A , .0- 9' 'I wife ' 2 J I3 Compliments of U' Comphments of Sherman's Stone's ' 9' 9 0 IOS v ' by as .ps qv V Furnlture Store Drug Store Cardlngton, I If ' L 1 .1 ' S' Cardmgton Ohxo Ohm A A 1 R 1. f 2' . V W -- WJ 1,1 K L J .g ,.r.y V 1' - 1' ' W .a,,p. ' E fl I 'SS' W' e ft 0 4 '5' T rav . T74 1 r f- S - 2 .V 'L ' r . N 'T . 'K - S I . f y r.. - V , , A , , , K :V i - gl -H - I: 1 J? . - na. I 3- 1 4 Q3 , -- Q 55, 5 -,, . -v 1 v L., ipy J F -7- -V . X W 1 ' t.,l N V . X b A Q af Q . x, X A x x , L ,L V . -ff 4 w- V 7 .L ' -. 'H . A T r J ' U z . U n - l - ' I ' . I f I J I ' - l . A I - , ' J f . V . ' . I ' Z ' ' I r ' -it '. V A I t xt I If X'- x 1 Ja Q ' .Lai 'rj 3 M 2, A In 1 ' ' ' - 1- Q ' .L 4 6 - L 'V T -V L - ' 1' :Z 1 - .n ! -Z. sf, A ,Il L ' T 5 ,YH 'I l . F I A 1 J K ' 13 ' .Eli I . u . 1 I, l 1 I 4 if W e'-' R W F' 'ygy 4 0- 1.1-.1 -z 3- W.. . , 4 5. mfs. r ' ff r ev, , V ,V , R, I ,Ap I V- . ,, QT J ' 1- aw-y Q ,Q hurl M T ' of as Y at an , xii 3. 5- -I t, ,v R J f Y 1 F . so Y ig M ,s,, I ,- E ,' 5 . f F' X P F .. I T ' 'X e. Y N f' ' T FV? T W' N ' WA , R Ml L F L fo , ,, , 5 ' 'ff -f QT f ' rl Z 'Q' f .1 ' ' 1 k Ns . F tale QM Q- 1'-, JG mlm E2 Al M '33 ..., x-- , ' .- ' -f . FIFTH GRADE Top Row Mary o Ansley ames Baer Paul Bean ohn Bennett Mar uer te alber aul Cole Glona Davls Franklm oty hy lxs u ey Betty Dunaway Gary Faust Second Row anet Fotz Geraldine Fowble Sammy Le Gantz Mary Hack Vxolet Howard Rodella enkms Carole ones Shlrley ones Wanda ones LarryKramer Paul Landon Tlurd Row Loxs Lmstedt Marllyn Longshore Charlotte Mernman aneM1ller ames Murphy Sandra Oclcer ,lean ster Ronald Powers Harold Ruth Mary Ann Shaffer Charles Strsh Fourth Row anet Strohl Merle Toomey on Yake Stanley Yake Mrs Hartpence lS the teacher of tlus group FOURTH GRADE Top Row Martha Augestme Barbara Bartley Sylvia Barton Carol Betts Manl Calbert Vaughn Cole Lloyd Cook Donald Coomer rry rum arles Dalley Esther Foust Se nd Row oann Foust Mary Greenwalt erry Healea co Wanda Hrll Harry Kramer Frank Levenng Warren Levmgs ll M Cl h Manlyn Laxnstedt Thomas Maceyko W1 lam c is Margaret Orsbon Third Row james Patterson Keith Rlchey Dons Schorr h S h M IVIHS arks Sandra Sexton George Shaffer Judlt mxt a p Don Stockdale Wxllxam Strohl Smythe Van Slckle Dons Waddell Louis Waterer was the only one absent when the pxctures were taken Mrs Saunders IS the teacher of thxs group F06 , V .f-43 5nQ3?..g on Sinai, Q 'bi T1 9 S- Compllments of Compliments of The Buell Tool and Mfg nc Pete 8 Barber Sh0P Cardmgton Ohio 22 Cardmgton Ohro ' f it X T ' Ah V R R ', Q.. L yt 1- G, xv X: : .J .J v . .J U ' -J ' -.I . . , . ' - .l , - ll .l I J .l . J l . llll . . ' . :J n . 11 . y A ' ' . 'i1Li.LY,jkv4L . K2 lv' N' -ff' .942 qi! ' lr E X 'G ' , F. fig... Y' A Y L , at N.. R f' M . , ' of -X' -,' Wi' F 3 l -Q- YM Z.. 2 Y, 6.1 Q 6 ln All L1 -1 -' ive- s - 'M' ' F 5 ,tr F ' 1 , G ' l 1 7 a ty , ,iff RN.,-all A ,.-gf' E K L X .,I . ' ' I ,,7 1-' fa: ,1 GQ HMZAJSAQ P vii' 'Y REQ WS i. G he fm .-Zglpu , ip: , I 1' . .L 7 ll :KD 5 or X .D p a I W? X Y, f I I Y A .Ea 3.4- bw? YD THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Top Row Sally Arthur Patrlcna Ault Loxs Betts Joyce Bowers Earl Brake ohn lbert Richard Couts Denms Denton Davld Flsher o n eorge Davld Heacock Second Row Barbara Henmhch Gemta Howell Larry Leathem Charles Morrxs Helen Orsbon ane Patterson George Rengert Eulah Rlvers Nancy Rush Carl Showalter Helen Stonerock. Thlrd Row Carol Thompson Gretchen Wetzel Shlrley Whltaker Lowell Yake Deborah Alexander Rex Beckel Dean Bmgman Wlnxfred Brandum Carol Claytor Harold Claytor Phlllxp Conaway Fourth Row Betty Henry Ruth Funk Kelth Mannm gobert McClenathan Carole Ocker Ann Schwartz bowel tnne Miss Lxchtenberger xs the teacher of thxs group THIRD GRADE Top Row Sybll Baer Larry Baughman Paul Beam Eliza beth Bmgman Ronald Bowers Mernll Carpenter Wayne Cole David Davxs Marcella Dxxon Margaret Etgen Herbert Graham Second Row Donna Hall Carol Hlggms Donald Hugh ams Holt Clive enklns Rodenck Jenkms Bobby ohnston Dwayne jones Olen Kaelber Vonnle Kxsor Keith Levmgs Thxrd Row Wheeler Lmdsay Geraldme Long james Maple Bessie Masters Ralph McCl1sh Vxola Mosher Charles Prater Dons Ray Carl Robinson Molly Ruckman Silver Russell Fourth Row George Sparks Marilyn Stockdale udy Toomey Duanna Ullom David Wycoff Paul Zerby Bully Shaffer was the only one absent when the pictures were taken Miss Gugel ns the teacher of this group Amo m f' 9 : 594 'I Fxali lv aww' QU' vi fy QW x, JL GW V I 1' Complunenta of Hmdman s Shoe Repau' Cardmgton Ohio Com plxments of Cardmgton Ohxo ' ,,, f S - - , . A A4 - - .- fra v - -1 V' g, . N L V 4 - M 1 Y A- . A 'ur T - I X A1 lr, Zi 23 - , N V , T 51, xi aft. 1445-fa 1 ' 1 N l 1 1 , ,' lg mlm. 1 4 f. .,.'1'.4 4- rm. 1. - ,, 'Y , ,A , ,- . Ju we Ge' v- - ..' 1 , J: Av I a - Y , 4 A D A . 4 3 -1, ' v V D QA QV ,. f' A f 'N 1 I E. . ' X ' r .. 5 I 7' - K K E' A ,lu 4 A 'fa -,, A.. , - . K ,Ai f Z -L r , -if 1 P L4 A. f f f- , -2' z ,f ,Q V :nies 7. Q ai ' v -' , -.J z A I . ' , ' . 1- - . . . 1 . - ' ' J J . , . J . I . ' .I , . J 0 I . . E A ry y , ..g,gA,: I mn. X I , og, -- 1- - p- A a G , I f A - 2 ' ' ,. f -' t 'rj -- y ,, 1 1 'W IV '- Q , 1131, F . ' X f , V R1 ' -V .Lg V ' W V4 'pu -X f' . 1 nv ' ' 1, 'J V NV N4 .3 png x W n .. rl 1 ,, - L. 3 al , I .L , 5 - -A - ' Q -,, an- 1 'Q' ' - -' f er. J' 1 -'Lf ' - l A - 5'-fe., . D V' , -X Q, I ' lf . fll If xi., S s x 'A . .,,,1,R,,Q ':5..g,,g, , ' at get Aafgfaf :h 8 A Y 'K V - Q f Q. ' . ,A 1 I- V ,J - Lt . Ny: :X . 1 :V ix tv ' ' V N 1,1 L . IMS I fi 3 ff 7 .. - . A ' .Q 1- .f :. ' ' ' ' ' ' 'L :A 'E 1' he :ff .1 ' - ' ' . ' . sy- ':H.'4A1.I V A 23 The Cntlzens Bank W: , , ,W V- , L, 5 . W - v 4 ' V 4 .l - - 4 -' C' .- ' M... .- -. .- V ,, '-7: I : +1 ,fk. 4' I X 1 .. . v ..- U 4 0 , Q A , A M ..', A V, .AVN ws i as V K J f my ,X y m Q f A g .L , fr , ' l 9 91' . . f 1 ' ' ' 4 Q 'B A ' ' ' 9 v -7 ' .- .- 4 b -4 -- ,A 1, ' . . ' , mi, .t . .f -' f 'L .c ' 0,- I X v W 5.455 A L4 Q Y fx. rriaifa 'Q f' Top Row Wayne Amold Roberta Baer Billy Bartley Plqlllfd Row john Patterson Sharon Pollard Boyce Rem Dorothy Blngman Mannas Boger ohn Conaway anus wald Patty Rengert Phllllp Rxchey Peggy Rxvers Malcolm Crum Donald Cumston Bobby Davis Veola Doty Judy Elchhorn Second Row Nancy Faust Nancy Foltz Patty Francis Larry Gompf Elfa Hack Bully Heacock Hazel Henry Esther Hlmler Frank Jones Duane Kerns Rebecca McElroy Russell Barbara Slegfrled erry Sheese E.arlSm1th Nancy Ulrey Fourth Row Larry Warfel La Verne Westbrook Betty Zerby Mrs Byrd 18 the teacher of thus group SECOND GRADE Top Row Peggy Arthur Lavon Bean Ruby Beam Thxrd Row Damel Pollard C-ary Rush Betty Schorr Marilyn Cahoon Robert Cook William Curts Shxrley Wayne Schwartz Donald Smyth Jo Ann Smder Sharon Denton Ruth Dye Clara Etgen Patrlcla Fxant Phxllp Fox Second Row Llnda Fraker oan Creenawalt Janice Hack Dennis Haycook Clara Hugh Alvxn Holt Nlarxman Kaelber udy Lxnstedt Charles Mxller Lmda Morns Patrxck Nichols KN A W-1,5 M-f' W! Compliments of The Fat Byrd Clothing Store Cardlngton Ohio Strme Kathleen Vance Kenneth Waddell Rxchard Wasson Absent when pxctures was taken were Donald Bunker Mary Waterer Miss Phllbrook is the teacher of thxs group Kim. fxf xd 'L Jlfjf V Sf Compllments of George Frew Cardmgton Ohio m U if v Q f 'Y Y , ax . V ' x PN 'J 5 . 'X X w- x L X ' x' I , - I, ' l . 41' - . - 5 .Q I N., igv. -:P ' '- 'a 'H ,,,.'. ' ,C 71 gi. lr' 6 ' ' ' ' 9 Ki I ax '- ' N f 4 ' -'Z A -'-ld '- 1 ' V! 3 rbr' 1 ' U. l . x. x. X 1-T Ke i: f fi fi 3 , 'v f' -v 0 I tl X A if Q ' , J ' J 1 , . . . I , V . ' z . 'J I . , . Z ' !k - ' f .4 - V Q J. ' uw.. s..- ' - 6, - - , K V ' - - a- N N 'L . 'L J. , qc- 4 PM X .- 4 f v v ., r V . - A 5 V 4 K J' -f 'uf ,v,, .--A-, - r 9 3 ,,,. , , cc' -- E, J. . 5-f 'LL rf , ' U 7 - 7,72 I f - . ' -ff ' W .j-Q W it , ' - Q -N - N X fly-t w ' Dieu r is r I U 4 -' . 1! , U , 3 , 4, , ' P wi. . as A B uh . l 1 p. . JN ' 'Q ' ' a s '- P M cl C vi - 3 'J n .3 C - V . X 1 .Vi Il ,Y ' f r E ll H - lm l ff 'N' 'V' D f . v V 7 5,111 MD ff 'T' t' . f'. K5 K . ' 3 F t ' -L 4 ' e sf ' - , T 'j ! 1 A yr A X A L, tn- Q r eg .,, . , Y . 5 ,.:.A X ,,,A . .. ' A . ' ,ffuf H 5 I-6 2, -QA Top Row Elwood Augensteln Harry Augenstexn Carolyn Barkley Frances o Bmgman Robert Blayney kd-SQL -gbgm Connie Crum Dons Dalley Ronda Denton Sondra Denton Phllllp Heacoclc Second Row Robert Ebert David enlnns Rosemary Keen ohn Krels Luther Leathem Dale Levermg oan Mason Geraldine Mlley Harvey Mosher Marlene Pollock Shirley jean Pollard . . P : ,, . ' .K 5 ' k fig-5, V f - ff. ,fag1w:f,T'r:f 4.51 22.1 A J A - . -7 Y- ' W1 1: ' Q ,1 'J 5 ' 7 T ,O Q fl as ff I T A z If 'T . 256, 1,7 4 .4 A . A i 'ls .X 5 , 4 t V U I l' 4 1 A 4. ' S JH -I !?':W5f.'7fl Ql'?'59? - K V 2 tir- l 5 Q' Third Row Gerald Remhart Ann Rengert Rebecca Ruhl Douglas Slack Robert Sparks Dorothy Mae Strawder Larry Taylor Phllllp Ullom Larry Wallace Margie Wallace Marjorie Westbrook Fourth Row Stanley Wltzel Nancy Wllllams Absent Judith Hall Gary Gandee Shlrley Hxggxns joe ess Mrs Hnndman IS the teacher of thls group FIRST GRADE Top Row Georgla Amold Martha Brake Elaine Bunker Richard Coleman Nancy Davls jlmmle Fisher Mary Sue Foust Duane Geckley Davld George Lmda Sue Haycook Kenneth Helman Second Row Larry Howell Suzanne jaggers George lvlden Thomas Landon Gregor Long john Longworth Thomas Manmng Loxsann McConnell Maeve Murphy Mnchael Murphy Albert Oyster Us 1,361 fi .2 V' ,Lf .pf il X .nl 1'! W'1 Third Row Marcxa Lynne Poorman Clyde Robmson Norma Ruckman ane Showalter Marsha Smith Dwight Sparks Kenneth Strawder Marcna Ann Taylor Anna ane Ullom Dennis Vance Penny Warfel Fourth Row Max Wexse Betty Sue Whitaker Absent Duane Dodds Tommy Truex Pauline Betts Leslle Beckel Jimmy Waterer Mrs Gantz I8 the teacher of thls group N Us L l LIA Complxmenta of Complgnenmsof Evans Implement Co Stone ' rug tore A1115-Chalmers Farm ulpment lm iii:-n-aj C 'd '2 ' Ohm Mc cnead ohm -C. lTs'., 73 AVE if 4 , ' D S .I rg Q' 5 ,Q ' .. , 'V , 3 ,Jia gr, V, I 'N Lfijl in 4 j . . L' f , :V Vg' 1 ' ,M --P I . V :W X F' ' V' ,I fi . . f' , ?x ' . - V 1 - ' V N .I - uv: Q' Q , X ' - ' L . Q :gig v .o A - , .. 5 6 . 5 . M 4 I V 6 6, .O - - - -, - ,-N .. - , ., ,, - up 'K ' ' 43, - - ' Si , wi f X X - J . , 9 ' Els T V- D7 ' V ' -4 -' 'X - 2, J I L. .V-V, - l D ft A ' - 'T ' J 1 . , ' U J ' . V J : i i ' u . - . . I 2 ' -.,- -... .V.... -L ',' 5 . D .L V: 1 I i P' .4 ML f H, ' K A 'N V ' ,.,' , 'X I ' 'VE J' 1 A K , I v V ' l lux f ' T x' N a 4 TH av - Xxx V W5 ,Q .Z V .1 1 L A Q M' ee, ll' , '3 ff, M ' , ff, M ' 'NV - ' ' 1 ' 1 gh A T X s J - V , 7 , :. , :VA T t - ' v . f, , . ' T.- 4, g 1 ' - 4 dr, Tu- ' 'ash' L V . 7 , , 41 'T A x ,,, xl ' hp., . . ffm - x g 2 1 l ,A ' Q2 :JI 2 R ' l -'?.As.'J fl ' I - A T1 - - G f ' , . 41: , n 'Q Xe' , . K . . ' ECI eggs , , 13- L qi? . i - ' - 25 ELEMENTARY TEACHER , X, V at N-if '14 ,, mf Ni ,N 1,31 Mrs Cantz Mrs Hmdman Mrs Byrd Mlss Phllbrook lst grade Ist grade 2nd grade Znd grade ,,e-sw if ..-g. Musa Gugel Mlss Llchtenberger 3rd grade 3rd 6: 4th grades 'Q Aung? 'X iff' Mn Saunders Mn Hartpence Mrs Gale Mr Cook 4th grade Sth grade Sth 6: 6th grades 6th grade Comphmenta of Compliments of The Union Regnter Steve s Party Store Mt Gilead Oluo Cardmgton Oluo N f-X . I 5 4 L . 19 E .-A4 Q 'T I it ,Vid X, 15,1 , x Y s M x K HY' , . E N - 1 Y , ' any X I 4' . u ' 1 ,af .,4k..efv-1 Wgukg f 3-P Dalton Jenklna Eugene Davis Eugene Coomer Charles Bean fCapta1nQ Fullback End Tackle Guard Hank Newcomer Halfback Coach Bell IDDLE BUCKEYE The Cardmgton Plrates won the champxonshlp title of the newly formed league ln the fall of I948 wxth a total record of slx vlctorxes and four losses The Cardmgton eleven opened their football season on Fnday evenmg September I7 l948 with a 25 6 victory over a Wayncs Held eleven on our home field The following week Centerburg was host to the Pirates and thc lnvaders came home with a victory I9 6 Our team remalned at home the next week to battle Sunbury Results! We came out wlth another conference victory 24 I3 The Pirates then packed their duffle bags and moved to Mt Gilead where they saw their vxslon of an undefeated season vanlsh when they were handed a I9 7 defeat. On our home grxdlron we fought West Jefferson on even terms ' 25 Cardmgton . ....... Cardington H ..........,,. . I9 Cardington .. ...........,.....,. , 7 ' 7 Cardmgton ...............,.....w.. Cardington. ........ ............... I 8 ' o Cardmgton.- ..................... Cardington ....................,.. I4 Cardington.. .. ....... , ,,...., .. I4 Cardington . ,,,...,, 20 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Fred Wxll amson Harold Bean Ray Robmson Gene Louderback Tackle En 0 FERENCE CHAMPIO 'I but came out on the short end of the scorlng I8 7 Followmg thlS defeat we played Mt Sterllng ID a hard fought game at home but as the final gun sounded lt found us on the tall end of a close I9 I8 score The Cardlngton eleven then journeyed to Bellvllle and faced one of the toughest teams on lts schedule We lost on a frozen grxdlron 53 0 Next the second team took on Butler at home Although the game was played ln a veritable quagmlre we came out wlth a vrctory I4 6 The Plrates played thelr next game at Ashley whlch proved to be one of the roughest games of the season We won this game after a hard battle by a score of I4 I3 Wlth speclal recognltlon season by defeating Plymouth 20 0 on our home grldlron Waynesheld ......,............... Centerburg ...,.................... I3 Mt. Gilead ...,,....,.............. I9 Sunbury ........,,.,................ West jefferson .,................ I8 Bellville ............................ 53 6 I3 0 Butler .......,...................,,... Ashley ...,..,,....,.......,........... Don Clark Halfback 1-'suv Alton Roach Quarterback Plymouth ' ' ' ' 1 ,' fy ' If ' ' , -- gff ' ajfzzxi' fun'-T ,A . lg, -ew-af: W I , v - 1, ik, Y, RAW FOOTBALL SQUAD CHI' C D 3l'V l l C P YUCC eroy ennett R chard He m ch Coach CFWOO ZIITISOD OHS lr fx Q .JI ugene OOITICI' ugene CS BI' 'liop Row: Roger Davis, James Lorimer, Kenneth Cook, Richard Curts, M i Second Row: john Wilson Water Boy , Richard Sherman, Virgil Guiher, H y lleinilich, Myron Rinehart, L Bennett, Niles l-lack, B Ciantz, Steven Newcomer, Gerald Da is, Do ald Kelly, Alton Roach, Dalton Jenkins, Robert Maceyko, Dale Und d. B , i i li , Bell. T ird Row: Roger Edwards Manager , Melvin Maceyko, Paul , Rollie Front Row: Gene Louderback, Ray Robinson, Harold Bean, Fred Willi , llarris, Harold Clinger, W' Miller, Carl B y, Donald Clark, -Iaclc Wilhelm. Ch l Bean, E C ,E Davis. aff ayne DRAM TIC PL Y On November 3 the Dramatlcs Club presented 1ts annual play Miss Fae Burr dlrected the play a three act comedy The actlon centers about a fam lly of whlch each member wants to take his vacatlon nn a dlfferent place Through the mothers terventxon they declde to stay home thxs vacatlon so the children would be ready for school The chll dren weren t ready for school the father almost lost his job and all th relatlves have fought Any more? 3 3 The result of all thls IS pure hllarlty Helen Holland played the mother and Carl Stevens had the part of the father The rest of the cast of I2 IS as follows Wllbur Maxwell Wayne Mateer Connle Maxwell Darlene Pearl Betty Lou Maxwell Fhyllls Yake Bernadlne Smlth Dorothea Benson Hercules Nelson Dlck Curts Grandmother Maxwell Sally Dunham Grandfather Maxwell Vlrgll Gulher Grandmother Brown oan Rlcheson Grandfather Brown Kenneth Helmllch Mr Hlnckly Don Relnwald Aunt Mary Donna Flssell Co pl: nts of The Ind pendent Ca dx gton Oh o -45 Q5 2: .f ' was-Z ffl' 31 x-. 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I 75-F'-feffr' f l K yyyllvll Pa etx oevJaxK6Y nson ,ws JV ne 98 Fm! eggs Yle Rav Sean wana wma A wwe sboriiw ave: C Hex an o 3 na 60 ei' B C cljlofzan esxauxtl uf' 'ch He 5 h jam km 6 1 ea e ws 5 5 e M xeew germ Pl Nigga Ong Ro bxe Nl Nlartga XL na Editor ln Chief eanne Benson Associate Editor Patricia Barton Business Manager amce Hall Feature Writers Helen Holland Martha Kanable Circulation Manager Sally Dunham Elementary News Editor Lura Robinson Sports Editor Kenneth Hexmllch Yehoodx Special Reporters Wilma Long Dons Smith Wayne Mateer Phyllls Yake Rosemary Lemeberger Dalton enkms Dorothea Benson Gloria Weaver Donna ean FlS8Cll im Hack Reba Shoewalter Darlene Pearl Leah Morgan Barbara Sparks Marilyn Hert uanita Richey Joyce Aliga Velma Fink Dorothy Stroh jo Ann Westbrook Martha Mosier Carl Stevens Kathryn Ruehrmund Gene Louderback Bob Ebert Marjorie Howard Don Reinwald Betty Bowman Ann Boger Everett Hawk Evelyn Fricke Nancee ,Io Kester jerry Decker Noel Underwood Betty Betts Shirley Levering Joyce Under- wood Miss Lake and Mr Hert C0mPliments of Compliments of Smith I Grocery Store Cardmgton Machine Works nc Fulton Ohio Cardington Ohio Qbvws' X xdenia Y: Yssexx et Cai YK Don n Nlosx 55 x Bad 9615 Q00 uxcxa DRAMATIC CLUB Top Row Bruce Gantz Vlrgll Gulher Dxck Sherman Wayne Levenng Everett Hawk Bob Skmner Roger Edwards Gene Louderback Leroy Bennett Gerald Davxs Howard Gatt shall Dlck Gordon Wayne lVl1ller Thlrcl Row l-larrlet Shoults Patty Pearl Wayne Mateer Bob Ebert unlor Hexmllch Carl Stevens Clayton Brandum Duck Curts Pat Barton Leah Morgan ,Ioan Rlcheson Ruehrmund Shlrleen Phxlbrook Lura Robmson Nancy Rxchey Dorothea Benson MISS Burr Front Row Marllyn Ocker jlm Hack Helen Holland Kenneth Helmhch Carl Barry Phylhs Yake Nadene Coykendall STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row lVlr Patterson Don Kelly Dalton enkms Pres Don Clark Front Row Jeanne Benson Sec Dorothy Stroh Nadene Coykendall Leroy Bennett Vice Pres Compliments of Compllments of The Corner Restaurant Cahoon s Department Store Cardmgton Ohxo Cardxngton Oluo Second Row: Betty Bowman, Martha lianabler Donna Fissell: Beatrice Winchell, Kathryn . J ' . -1 GIRL JUNl0R HIGH GLEE CL B Back Row Jacquelme Mason Rachel Le Page Gmger Davxs Dons Shaw Barbara Shaffer Ervma Keen Carol Kehrwreclcer Mary ster Barbara Beverxdge Dons Mnller Third Row Geraldme Maceyko Leona Hobbs Juanlta Rlchey Barbara Stroh oyce Lorlmer Marlene Frxcke oyceAl1ga Evelyn Foust Rosella Yake Janice Sparks Irma Mateer Dranel Sherman Second Row Mr Avery Alice Etgen Marllyn Boger Evelyn Bowman Nancy Maple Hazel Fralcer Leona Shaffer Patrlcla Long Charolotte Patterson Betty Betts Joyce Heacock . 1 I : . , ' Oy ' l 1 . , . , - n l . . I J . ' , , , , ., First Rovv: Helen Smithz Jean Linstedt: Betty Strohl, Joyce Dnderwood, Jean Curts Emily l l Mosher Ann Boger Standmg Mr Avery Rlchard Rush Davld Burgraff CIIHOICI Alexander Donald Oclcer Mor ns Westbrook Wnlly Muller Thomas Conaway Wllllam Stephens Robert DeBolt Slttmg Ronald Levmgs ames Curts Eugene Levermg Paul Ruehrmund Jerry Decker Tom my Fisher Jack Wlllxamson Complxments of Weaver s General Store Fulton Ohm i i U cz. Harry Mosher Wayne CDS S tev al' C wk verett Ha ak U Q V5 0 C HICCY W th Sm th Ru Cal' P Dar ene troh S oroth y D Avery oncl CC CBVCI' ve yn organ O 8110 SOD CD H GH SCHOOL CHO R To Row: arl Barry, Kenneth Heimlich, Bob Ebert, junior Heimlich, Glenn Sauclr,Gnl..ouderbc,E , l , . M , Wayne Miller. S Row: Mr. . - l l, i . illmd Long, Kathryn Ruehrmund, Shirleen Philbroolc, E. l Fricke, Gloria W . Nancy Richey, Helen H lland, Leah M . First Row: Marilyn Ocker, Patricia B n, Doris Smith, Joan Richeson, Reba l , yllis Yak , D thea B . 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D vig! - Y A X rj - , i' . f ' Q-...l A 1 , L in KL -1 ' l ' ii ff if 1- - 2 - .fs T i V iq-?' if , JU IOR PLAY PLAY CAST A three act comedy Smg For Your Supper was presented by the lor Class Nov 23 and 24 The play was presented by a double cast under the dnrectlon of MISS Fae Burr Standmg MISS Burr Helen Davxs Patty Pearl Ruth Smlth Rxchard Thompson Shlrleen Phxlbroolc Rlchard Curts Betty Bowman Leah Morgan Marllyn Ocker Front Row jack Wllhelm Pat Barton Bruce Cantz Evelyn Frlcke Wayne Mrller Harrlet Shoults Mr Plper Everett Hawk Mrs Plper Beatrlce Wlnchell Harrlet Shoults Susan Nancy Rxchey Evelyn Frlcke Laurette Lura Roblnson Betty Bowman Plnky Nadene Coykendall Patrlcla Barton oame- oan Rlcheson Leah Morgan qtandmg Mass Burr Patty Pearl Helen Davls Betty Gorclen Loren Levermg Kath ryn Ruehrmund Shlrleen Phllbrook Lura Robmson ,Ioan Rlcheson Dorls Osbum Front Row Carl Cole Rlchard Gorden Nadene Coykenclall Nancy Rlchey Everett Hawk Beatnce Wmchell Complxments of Complxments of Lester Baker and Ivan D Schenck The Kroger Store Radxos and Regma Cleaners Cardmgton Ohio Cardmgton Ohxo I . Jua- Wayne Miller r J ' J . ARSITY BA KETB LL ABB I - Standmg Mr Bell Dale Underwood Don Kelly Roger Edwards Carl Stevens Wayne Mateer Sxttmg Bob Matthews fManagerD Harold Bean Henry Newcomer Gene Louderback Alton Roach Carl Barry Wxlbur WIhChCll fManager RE ER E B SKETBALL Back Row Bruce Cadiz ack Wnlhelm Steven Maceyko Eugene Coomer Harold Clmger Rollle Harris Coach Bell Front Row Bob Matthews flwanagerl Don Clark Donald Kelly Robert Skmner Wayne Mlller Dale bnderwood Wxlbur W lnchell Manager . . : . J A V LI ll l ' ' . , 1 y I A . ,.' C I D. ' I -' i,..iM Roger Edwards HGIIYY Newcomer Alton Roach Center Forward Forward The Cardington Reserves came out with a very good record forfthe season. The lettermen on the squad were: Bob Skinner, jack Wilhelm, Wayne Miller, Steve Maceyko, Dale Underwood, Don Clark, and Rollie Harris. Cardington started the season off by defeating Sunbury 2I-l3. The first league game was a victory over Edison 35-IZ. After a hard fought game Ashley lost 37-34. We scored a decisive victory over the Chesterville Eagles 35-9. ,lohnsville was taken by a 27-I0 score. Our first game of the season was.lost to Iberia on our home floor by a score of 28-35. Another loss was marked against us when Sparta won 29-30. Best game yet! Claridon bowed to us when we won 28-24. McComb took us for a 20 to 43 score. We won a close game when the Pirates came out on top against Frederick- town 33-30. We overpowered Marengo in a league game and won 29-2l. Once again we won over Ashley, this time by a score 44-27. Playing Mt. Gilead on our hardwood we won SI-28. We defeated Lexington 39-24 on their home floor. We then defeated Edison by ten points which was another league victory Centerburg was the next opposition. We came out with another victory Two more games were won to add prestige to our standing in the league. Johnsville 38-I 5 and Marengo 34-I8. Another loss was encountered at Iberia 29-33. After a thrilling game with Chesterville we lost by a very close margin 26-27. 'Our last two games resulted in victories when we defeated M. Gilead 46-40 and Sparta 49-25. The Pirates gained much valuable experience for the next few years. Good luck,feHoww!I' RECORD Q! Cardingtonn- ...... ...Z I Sunbury.---.. Cardington. Edison ..,........... ........ Cardington. Ashleyg ......................... Cardington. Chesterville.- ,......... -... Cardington. ,Iohnsville .,....... .....,., Cardington, lberia ....,,....... Cardington. Sparta ,....,....,.... ......., Cardington. Claridon ...............,,,.... Cardington, McComb ......,,,.....,,,..... Cardington. Fredricktown .............. Cardington. Marengo ..................,... Cardington ,.... - ,,,,,,, 44 Ashley ..,......,.,,. ,....... Cardington., .,..,.,.... SI Mt. Gilead ,... Cardington, Lexington ........ ...,.... Cardington ....,,....,.., 39 Edison.. ........... ...... . . Cardington.-,, ......, 44 Centerburg ...v,.,........ Cardingtonm, ,,,,,, ,,,38 Johnsville ........ .... . Cardington ...., - .,.,,,, 34 Marengo ,...... Cardington ,,,,, N ,,.,,,, 29 lberiam ,.,....... Cardington ,,,,.,,,,, ,226 Chestervillem-. Cardingtonm ,..,,,. ,.,. 46 Mt. Gilead .... Cardington. Cardington. cafdingronjijlljlllze Sparta ........... - ..,,,. ,,,,, 4 9 TOURNAMENT Edison ...,.... johnsville ..,,. 1.,...r... , . .v- .- , Carl Barry Guard Dale Underwood Guard Bob Matthews Wilbur Winchell Managers A W-YM W HW QM NWS Cafyx Page 6 30 K0 NXOXMB Ha' ken 8 acne COB' 5 e PBYWS Y a BE EIWE 42 Nady. amce Pa Helen H011 3 Jo Ann iirlene Pea r Westbrook Compliments of Compllments of Maxwell's Frozen Food Locker Ph ne I40 Longworth's Confectionery and Televnlon 0 Cardmgton, Ohio Cardmgton , Ohlo Q , .. I is'- ag, K -U-1' 11' L I 1 I s ,I 4 F mf, FUTURE FARMER 0F AMERICA Top Row Gerald Davis Everett Hawk Wlllls Long NIHTVIH Ferguson Niles Hack lVlyron Remhart Duane Phxlbrook Rlchard Gordon Wllbert Henmhch J Thlrd Row Clayton Brandum ohn Lindsay ames Davis Arthur Dudley Robert Martln Eugene Phllbrook Nlarvm Hexmlxch Rlchard Hxmler Clarence Walter Donald Fralcer Richard Curts Second Row Doyle Shoewalter Eugene Reeder Richard Brewer Ralph Claytor Wayne lVl1ller Richard Helmllch Ed Axthelm Vernon llelmllch Arthur Ebert Rlchard Blakely lVlr Blayney advisor Front Row Wayne Mateer Gene Davls Carl Stevens Kenneth Helmlnch ame llack Robert Ebert Harold Bean OFFICERS Presldent Wayne Mateer VICE Pres Bob Ebert Secretary Carl Stevens Treasurer jlm Hack Reporter Kenny l le1ml1ch Sentmel Eugene Davis Llbrarlan Clayton Brandum Student AdVlS0l' Harold Bean Advlsor Earl M Blayney WHFELQ Compllments of Complxments of Cahoons Department Store Stephens Shell Station Carclmgton Ohio Cardmgton Ohno F TUBE HOMENl KER 0F AMERIC Top Row Shlrley Levermg PBIFICIH Smeltzer Lura Rohm son Wxlma Long Beatnce Wm chell Shlrleen Phllbrook joan Hack Ruth Smlth Betty Cor don Donna Flssell Third Row anet Cherrmgton Harrxet Shoults can Brunner Ellenore Dunaway Elleen Kxsor Grace Kelfer Patty Pearl Betty Beam Second Row Dorothy Newman Doris Smith Marilyn Oclcer Vxvnan Carpenter Shlrley Pearl Nadene Coykendall Mlss Lake Front Row Betty Bowers Dor othea Benson Gl0l'13 Weaver Phyllns Yake Reba Shoewalter Martha Kanable Kathryn Ruehrmund OFFICERS Presldent Vxce President Secretary Reporter Hlstorlan Parllamentarxan Advlsor y--Q Phyllxs Yake Glorla Weaver Reba Shoewalter Dorothea Benson Kathryn Ruehrmund Martha Kanable Betty Bowers Mlss Marian B Lake GIRLS IN ACTION janet Chernngton Shlrley Pearl ean Brunner Patrlcla Smeltzer Opal Moodlspaugh Betty Beam Compllments of Complxments of The Western Auto Store C J Vanatta Ins Agency Mt Gllead Ohm Mt Cllead Oluo . r :J . , . 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PRI E OF PEACE 5 Back Row Harold Self Bruce Cantz Martha Kanable Donna Fussell Rlchard Cordon Ralph Mosher Front Row Miss Burr Lura Roblnson Manlyn Hert joan Rlcheson Dorothea Ben son Shlrley Levenng Absent Don Remwald PRINCE OF PEACE CONTESTANTS Four local Prlnce of Peace contests were held The partlclpants were Shirley Leverlng Marilyn Hert Martha Mosher Lura Robinson Don Marilyn oan tests after which they Dorothea placed first a Don Relnwald Donna Flssell Bruce Gantz Kanable joan Rlcheson Harold Self Ralph Dlck Gordon and Dorothea Benson and Dorothea won first place ln the local con entered the county contest There Don and nd second respectxvely The first place wmner also competed ln the dxstnct at Westervllle Ohlo placmg second S S-5 .gl XX A-f Compllments of Complxments of W1lliamson's Barber Shop The White HOUR Fulton, Oh 10 Mt, Gilead, Ohxo Q ' -4 1 r , V ' 5 X . :W-' 7: up l ,A 1 f E- fb E' D X fr' , V -I A f Ft K' 59 Q .pl if 1 K 1- ,, f ' , .I ,Y , a . - ff N I X Rx Eg um 1 Xxx 1 BA EB LL QUAD OF 649 Standmg Leroy Bennett Cmanager Roger Davls Bradley Landon Alton Roach Eugene Coomer Richard Sherman Don Kelly Dale Underwood Mr Bell Slttlllg Wayne Muller Dalton jenkms Wayne Mateer Harold Bean Carl Stevens Bob Bennett Don Clark As the basketball season drew to a close a baseball squad took over the m terest of the local sport scene Wrth veterans Dalton ,Ienkms Alton Roach Bob Bennett Bob Skinner Wayne Miller Dick Sherman Dale Underwood Don Clark and Gene Coomer agam on the roster and Harold Bean as the catcher plus Wayne Mateer and To replace last years losses Vlrgll Culher Rollle Harrls Bruce Cantz Don Kelly Bradley Landon Roger Davis and Rlchard HelHlllCh were the rookles of the year Before the season opened Coach Bell was asked what the prospects for the comlng season were Hrs reply was With the loss of some good players we neecl a lot of luck and well go places The mam strength IS our two startmg pltchers and average hlttmg We need a good short stop a second baseman and we ll be all set Complxments of Comphments of Bean Ohver Sales Wxllmm Johnstone Cardmgton Ohlo Cardmgton Ohio 1 1 D, ' . . . Carl Stevens competing for the hurling chores, the team showed good promise. MAY QUEE AND C0 RT 1. 6 EdQAQB' ,4- ii.. Evelyn Frrcke Betty Bowman eanne Benson Yvxlma Long Mxchael Nlurphy ,Iamce Hall Shlrley Pearl Caryl Page Mollie Hardman Ellene Ruehrmund Nadene Coykendall Patrlcla Barton Sondra Denton Maeve Murphy an an Ronda Denton Judith Hall On May 6 1949 the annual May Day was held Highlighting the fBStlVltl6S was the crowmng of the queen Evelyn Fncke by the retmng queen eanne Benson In honor of the queen the seventh and elghth grades performed the tradl tional May Pole Dance Also grades I 6 prov1ded a program of music plays and stunts E IOR PLAY X., PLAY CAST Flhe Senlor Class of 49 pre sented Seventeen ls Terrific as xts farewell performance on May IO and ll I949 The three act comedy was presented ln the hugh school audltorlum by a double cast under the dlrectlon of Supt L Patterson The scene of the performance was IH the lxvmg room of the Allenby home The tlme was the present Sprung The Characters were Dr Allenlizy Carl Stevens Gene Louderback Nlrs Wagner Grandma Wllma Long Sally Dunham Hannah llawlcs Helen Holland Donna Flssell Chuck Allenloy Kenneth Henmllch Alton Roach Barbie Allenby anlce Hall Clorla Weaver anne Allenby Phyllns Yake eanne Benson Blllle Allenby Wayne Nlateer Bob Bennett Patsy Gardner Reba Cahoewalter Dons Smxth Nancy Pomeroy Rosemary Lelenberger Martha Kanable Hugo arvxs 1m Hack Dalton jenkms George Bennet ,,,Roger Edwards ,- ,, ,, ,, ,,,, , , ,Gerald Davis Ginny Grant ' .,,,,.Darlene Pearl . ,Dorothea Benson AP H S SW 2655? Q33 QWMMMS M 4 gi 2052 UWM f510wWWfwW?wf ALMQMQ G???vQ QM ,RIMM if GQ'-ff'?aW1a,. 'Q WMM is I' 6 Q y E, Ni M xiii? R 1. if F H mf' Wjff ff -sf f - iv mm Q52-2 5 Pain? ' xww gffy 0 M Q W 9 ' '1 swwfg . H Henry Newcomer CLASS 0F Jeanne Benson DoH-on Jenkms Har Id 1' Wqyqe Ma feel' Ban 'S '49 e A L G ,Q Cdr? Ba rrq f e 0 5 lv' '59 s 0 e o o 0 0 0 D Z2 ,Be-zwv 77 27 r 7Ae4Z52a-f Iv CZa21T01 Z-3f6Nf1 '7 E IOR Henry Newcomer Hank I8 the woman hater of the class Hank takes an actlve part ln all sports He IS edxtor of the Annual and Presldent of the Class Hank s favorite food IS roast beef and he wxll probably go to college Best wxshes Hank! Dalton Jenkins Dalton more commonly called Dal 18 vxce president of our class Football I8 hls favorlte sport and he was elected honorary captam of thxs year s team We wxsh hum all the luck m the world m hxs future plans Jeanne Benson Cluny the glrl wlth a Job where Russ works that 18 our eanne She I8 taklng a Commerclal Course Her favorlte food IS chlll soup lf l can crumble the crackers ln lt Jeanne had the honor of bemg elected May ueen lh her umor year She says she plans to work at least three years before getting marned Wayne Mateer Wayne who goes a lot by the name of Lefty IS always w1ll1ng to lend a helpmg hand ln almost anythmg This mcluded President of the F F A Class Treasurer and partlclpatxon ln a One Act Play Hls favonte pastlmc I8 eatmg lce cream but he hopes to become a good farmer Carl Barry Black shmy eyes that just see every thmg that s Hunky' Hunky IS active m all school actlvltxes Hrs per peeve 18 women and he loves graham cracker puddm Hunky has taken the General Course and plans to jom the Navy after graduation Harold Bean We all know Harold better as Beany He IS the llttle fellow of the class but that doesn t mean the least Harold has been an lmportant cog ln our athletlc teams and IS well known for long shots ln basketball Hrs favorxte pastlme IS women fishing and as for food anything wxll do He wxll work or go mto service after grad uatlon Robert Bennett A small but mlghty member of the class Bob can be spotted a mule off with his brlght red halr Bob IS one of the future scientists but right now his mterest hes ln football He took a General Course Dorothea Benson Dotty float ed mto Cardmgton when she was a umor She has participated ln many actlvxtles lncludmg Prmce of Peace and May Day fCStlVltlCS She IS followlng a General Course ln school Her favorite food I3 steak As for her plans after school well just ask Don' ' Clayton Brandum Clate known as the little squxrt of the class and usually has an ear to ear grm on his face He came to us In the 7th grade from Clandon lce cream I8 has favorite food and his destmatlon will probably be a farm . -' . 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James Burke Jlm IS a bashful fellow and doesn t say much unless you talk to hlm flrst He IS just llke any other healthy fellow however when lt comes to food and llkC8 almost any klnd He has gone to C H S all hls llfe and hopes to go to the Navy after graduatlon Sally Dunham Sally IS the office glrl of the class Her pet peeve IS Never get any sleep Blg thlck steak cooked rare IS her favorlte food Sally has spent all her school days ln dear old Cardlngton She hopes to attend col lege after graduatlon so lots of luck Sally' Howard Cattshall that look ln hls eyes Hls pet peeve IS women On' Un' he IS usually seen drlvlnga taxl dur lng the noon hour How ard says he has no deflnlte plans for the future Helen Holland Cora the glrl wlth her qulet personallty and merry llt tle glggle OD She came here from Van Wert ul her Freshman year Her pet peeve IS to have any one muss her halr Qsub ject to changej Cora llkes anythlngthatls eatable She was ln the One Act Play ln her unlor year and cheerleader her Senlor year Cora plans to enter college so-best wlshes Cora' SENIOR KennethCook Kenny or Cookle he answers to elther name-came to our falr school from Wal do He loves to eat chlll soup and S8ld that after graduatlon he wants to loaf but we all know that C00klC wlll do some thlng much more worth whlle Robert Ebert Bob IS an all around guy who has fun wlth everyone He came here from Edlson unlor Hlgh ln MQIIOD ln hls Sophomore year He has partlclpated ln the Dramatlc Club plays Bob s favorlte hobby IS women meanlng of course a certaln glrl ln the unlor class Lots of luck James Hack JIU! IS least untll you get t know hlm He says any old dlsh wlll do for food but when It comes t women that IS dlfferent They have to be Wild women However we all know jlm s a good fellow He plans to JOIH the Alr Corps after graduatlon Emma Jean Jones S lence IS Golden must be Emmas motto because she down t say much to anyone She moved to Cardlngton from LaRue when she was a unlor We all wlsh her loads of luck Eugene Davls Gene one of the sly fellows ln our class Around school Gene 18 rarely seen wlth out Gerald He would make some one a good husband because he llkes almost anythlng to eat He IS taklng an Agrlcul ture Course and plans to make use of lt upon leav lng dear old C H S Roger Edwards, called Squlnt IS known all over school for hlS llvely Jokes and merry ways He came to our school from Central ln MBTIOH when he was a Freshman Squlnt llkes spaghettl and meat balls and hls hobby IS women HIS pet peeve seems to be teach ers Roger IS 6 4 tall and plans to j0ln the Navy Janlce Hall ,Ian came her fourth year You could never guess what her fa vorlte pastlme IS' Dld you ever see her when she wasn t eatlng candy3 an was ln the One Act Play was a cheerleader and May Queen Attend ant when she was a sen lor Her pet peeves are boys and palntlng bugs She plans to become a stenographer Lots of luck an! Martha Kanable Mar tha or Mert whlchever you prefer plans to go to college after graduat lng Rlght now she IS really gOlIlg to town She took first place ln the County Senlor Scholar shlp Tests Her favorlte food 18 ICC cream and lots of It Loads of luck to you Martha' Gerald Davls Gerald loves to tease and hates people who thmk they are better than anyone else He IS happlly en gaged to Wllma Gregory and plans to settle down on a farm after grad UHIIOD Donna Flssell Common ly known as Donny she came to us ln the Freshman year through the courtesy of the Fulton School Donna dlSllkeS to be called Donna ean She says she loves pumpkln ple wlth whlpped cream and a certaln fellow named Fred Donna was an ac tlve partlclpant ln the Prlnce of Peace contest Kenneth Helmllch the dlmples and what dlmples' V He 18 presldent of the Cholr and also presldent of the Dramatlcs Club HIS favorlte dlsh IS lce cream Wlth lots of Darlene to top lt' Kenny plans to joln the Army after graduatlon Rosemary Lelenberger Red IS the glrl known for her ablllty to remem ber and tell jokes But she knows a llttle more than that as she IS no dummy ln her subjects elther Red came here lh her Senlor year from Delaware Wlllls Hlgh Her favorlte food IS spaghettl and she I8 hoplng to be come an lnterlor decorator 55 l . . ' .. . D .. ...is - U 1 - J I v D . . . , . ' . . . Bob. ' ' - - Howard is known for quiet and reserved, at to us from Ashley during Kenny is that boy with 44 n - - . - 0 s ' ' . H -4 - J A - - ' l .l . .. .. u .. ii ' I . . . J . U ' 1 .- . . - Wayne Leverlng His pet peeve IS work and it ls very evident He picked up the nickname of George way back UI grade school When asked his favorite food he made out a lust a foot long whlch included beefsteak hamburgers and apple ple with ice cream He is taking a College Preparatory Course and plans to enter college Join the armed services or fann at home Harry Mosher a fellow with natural blond hair seems to answer to the name of Harry Harry has been active on class pro- Jects and 18 an ardent member of the band H has lived on a farm all hls life and plans to con tinue the occupation after graduation Good farm mg to you Harry! Clyde Shaw the bashful boy of the bunch known as Slim His favorite food 18 meatloaf and his pet peeve 18 girls He plans to take up car pentry after finishing school Lots of luck S lm Gloria Weaver Glona came to our fair school when she was a Freshman havmg spent the first eight years in Fulton She has taken the Commer cial Course and hopes to become a bookkeeper We all wish Glona lots of luckl EOR Willis Long Willie I8 that tall slender twm of the class Hrs pet peeves are a blonde a brunette and a redhead Hm ml His favonte food I8 chick en fWanta neck?D He has taken the Agriculture Course and plans to work m Manon for a while after graduation Good luck! Willie Darlene Pearl Deany flew here from Fulton her Freshman year Just men tion anythmg chocolate to her and she s hungry Darlene was secretary of the Dramatlcs Club Cheerleader and was May ueen Attendant her Freshman and Sopho more years Darlene has taken the General Course metology School and s going to open her business ln Fulton Good business to you Darlene Reba Shoewalter Dark hair dark eyes and petite thats Rebxe She also possesses a giggle that just makes you want to laugh with her She was May Queen Attendant two years and Secretary of the FHA her last year She has no definite lans at present but is ookxng towards college Fred Wllhamson I8 plan rung to enter college after graduation and is pre mg for it in school hen we asked him which col lege he said he didn t know but we figured that It would be one with co-eds and football Fred likes spinach maybe that is why lus dark eyes are so flashy He started to school lll Mlclugan trans- femng from there to Fulton and then to Card mgton Wilma Long Wilma more commonly called Slim is the tall won der of the class Wrllma I8 known for her cheery disposition and usually has a smile on her face Her favonte food I8 Span :sh nce and her pet peeve is boys tkllhf about sweater girls When questioned about her fu ture she sand Ill never te Alton Roach Al likes to eat but most of all he loves cake He has taken an active part ln all school activities Alton hasn t any definite plans at present for his future life but does know that he wlll work somewhere He mentloned bemg Jan ltor at some gurls school We wonder just why he Dons Smith Done has attended Cardlngton almost twelve years com mg from Ashley during her first year Done I8 short blonde and blue eyed Her favonte food 18 chicken She plans to work ln Columbus after graduation Good luck Dons Wilbur Wmchell answers to the call of Web and ms generall seen talking to some gir but he can t seem to make up his mind He tells us he doesnt like bby girls and we be :eve it He was an able basketball manager this last year Gene Louderback The tall he man of the Sen iors thats Stoop H will eat anything edible and his pe! PCCVG women who play hard to get Stoop has taken the College Preparatory Course and plans to be a chemist Oceans of luck Stoop Ray Robinson Ray as a rule doesn t have much to say m class but he makes up for It after wards When it comes to football Ray I8 right at the top He lsn t partlc ular about food because h likes It all ost graduation plans include mg to Callfomxa if ncle Sam doesn t send first Carl Stevens He is the class wise cracker referred to merely as Steve A dull moment I8 never ln store if he is around Stevedoesn thave a favorite food but has favorite dish is Phyl He came here from Ports mouth Valley High m the sixth grade He has no future plans at present, Phyllis Yake She IS a little mite but full of atomic power She was a cheerleader lh her last year Phyllis likes choc olate :ce cream and her lans include Joining the acs after graduation 57 . . ' ' ll. l U ' e . ' ' . Z . . . - .' ' - Q D ' ' . . . - e V' . ' P - I and plans to attend Cos- said thatl l I a greeting card to him 1 . 1 ' is . , Jn ' - i ' . ., . ' .,' is . on . ' . . . - . . . He . . ' . . CLASS ACT I Scenes I VI Under the control of Mr Roland Thompson and Miss Ruth Supple a large group of excited and home sick pupils met for their first practice of their great production The students remaining from the original cast are eanne Benson Jim Burke Gerald Davis Howard Gattshall jim Hack Kenny Heimllch Martha Kanable Wayne Levenng Wayne Mateer Henry Newcomer Alton Roach Clyde Shaw Doris Smith and Phyllis Yake Jeanne Benson and Marilyn Clmgel were Flower girls Some of the rest of us were in the operetta Miss Flora Charles was the assistant dlrector for the second practice Quite a few notes were written during this period and several were intercepted That could prove embarrasslng Dalton jenkins and Wilma Long joined the Cast this practice For the next two meetings the class was divided mto a double cast under the direction of Misses Smith Phil brook and Fleming Janice Hall and Harold Bean joined the cast It seems rather funny now looking back that a person could protest his innocence of some mlsdeed time after time and the teacher still believe him to be guilty Supposedly they couldn t find two teachers who were Carl Barry stepped mto the limelight when he demon strated his ability at throwing a sponge ball filled with mk There were quite a few new members who came into the class about this time-Willis and Wilma Long Carl Barry and Harry Mosher An interesting feature of the practice was a pet show By the sixth practice the organization had been com pletely changed Our director was j C Slack and the assistant director was Ruth Forsythe Early in the night a group of the members almost got mto trouble following a window-loapmg enterprise Several girls m the cast wrote and produced a mystery drama The new members were Carl Stevens and Kenny coo ACT II Scenes I II Quite a bit of time was spent by some of the students betting acquainted with the study hall For the first time we were allowed to change classes just like the big kids do We had full period classes in which we could do as we pleased and some where we couldn t The first of many Penny Social stunts sprang from our little brains In the folk games Gene Davis came to be very much in evidence Clayton Brandum joined the class directory HI TORY By the eighth practice we were seasoned performers Fred Williamson Jomed the cast and soon got into a fight with Carl Barry Evldently no one was too seriously hurt Members of the class took curtain calls in the eighth grade test ACT III Scenes I IV For our mnth get together we had another new organ: zation Mr ,I L Patterson was head director and Mrs Lucille Holden assistant director The cast and she put on several rousing performances until she stepped down to Mr Wilbur lVIcAl1ster Things went more smoothly then We now received a carload of small children from Fulton In addltlon to those Helen Holland Gene Louderback and Roger Edwards Joined the gang To celebrate the end of this year we took a school bus loaded with eager humanity down to OShaughnessy Dam Since everyone was ln search of education they headed immediately for the ticket office Need we say more? Mr Lyman Hert had charge of our little souls and bodies for the next few months If we didn t leam any thmg xt wasn t because he didn t try Bob Ebert was the only new member After a brlef lntermxsslon we came back and were our sweetest to everyone We got acquainted with the new members of the cast Dorothea Benson and Emma ones and with our asslstant director Fae Burr After a few days of argument everyone agreed on our vltal sta tl8tlC8 CIB8S colors play and rlngs We chose a gypsy theme for the junior Senior Banquet This theme was carried out very well we thought Jeanne Benson pre sided over the annual May Day just to help out the rest of the school several of our members were in the One Act Play Naturally Cardmg ton won One of our last acts was to help the Seniors WI thelr Baccalaureate by performing In Candlelight Service Even though we had a hard tlme keepmg our candles lighted It was an impressive service Durmg thls our last practice we have taken m two new members They are Rosemary Lelenberger and Sally Dunham Everyone sounds glad to see us go except maybe ourselves As a tnbute to the vlrtues of the class we selected as our motto Launched but not anchored We agree peacefully on all the important details and proceed faster and faster until the night for whlcll we have been practxcmg so faithfully arrives As we hear our name called and someone praising all the mce things we ever did for them who among us can say that xt has not been 8 lot of fun? Q THE END Q . . . . I J U v . sucker enough to take this class. so it was again united. . . . A . ' . - . U J . . . - I . . , i o s s V I . 1 E IOR CLASS WILL We the Class of Nrneteen Hundred Forty Nrne of Cardrngton Hrgh School Cardrngton Townshrp of the County of Morrow State of Ohro do hereby state publrsh and declare thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament To the faculty we leave the erasers rn the Senror Homeroom on the teachers desk Clyde Shaw wrlls hrs way wrth the women to Everett Hawk Wrlma Long wrlls her herght to Alrce Howard Carl Stevens wrlls hrs abrlrty to tell corny Jokes to Bob Martrn Reba Shoewalter wrlls her shyness to Marrlyn Ocker Kenneth Cook wrlls hrs fondness of Dons establrshment to Bruce Gantz Helen Holland wrlls her abrlrty to talk con stantly to Kathryn Reuhrmund Roger Edwards wrlls hrs nose for gossrp to Carl Cole Emma jean jones wrlls her abrlrty to keep quret at the rrght trme rn the rrght places to Betty Bowman James Burke wrlls hrs clrslrke for the use of a razor to Vrrgrl Gurher Robert Bennett wrlls hrs ever present tooth prcks to Leah Morgan anrce Hall wrlls her quret lr-ttle grggle to Evelyn Frrcke Clayton Brandum wrlls hrs abrlrty to make a hrt wrth any new grrls rn school to Rrchard Gordon Ray Robrnson wrlls hrs physrque to jack Wrlhelm eanne Benson wrlls her abrlrty to strck to one man to Nancy Rrchey Kenneth Hermlrch wrlls hrs abrlrty to sleep on hayrrdes to Leroy Bennett Donna jean Frssell wrlls her store brand front teeth to oan Rrcheson rf she ever needs them Howard Gattshall wrlls hrs Casanova per sonalrty to Rrchard Thompson Gene Louderback wrlls hrs lengthy legs to Nadene Coykendall Darlene Pearl wrlls her open faced gnn to Dons Osborn Henry Newcomer wrlls hrs wrttrness to Don ad Fraker Carl Barry wrlls hrs burp whrch rs so full of passronate expressron to Patrrcra Barton Martha Kanable wrlls her large economy srze brarn to Loren Leverrng Wrlbur Wrnchell wrlls hrs abrlrty to skrp school to Kenneth Ackerman Robert Ebert sorrowfully leaves Patrrcra Pearl Phyllis Yake wrlls her figure to Betty Gordon James Hack wrlls hrs manly appeal to the opposrte sex to Clarence Walter Wayne Mateer wrlls hrs abrlrty to make mad passronate love to Howard Hamblrn Glorra Weaver wrlls her nrckname Krller to Helen Davis Fred Wrllramson wrlls hrs ultra modern seat covers rn hrs car to Donald Rernwald provrdrng he takes care of them rn the proper manner Eugene Davrs leaves hrs attractron for the Redman grrls to Russell Waddell Dons Smrth wrlls her pet expressron I don t see why to Beatrrce Wrnchell Wrllrs Long wrlls hrs abrlrty to meet and make a hrt wrth strange grrls to Robert Skrnner Harry Mosher wrlls hrs job as captarn of the local yo yo team to Karl Faust Harold Bean wrlls hrs abrlrty to square dance to Shrrleen Phrlbrook Sarah Dunham wrlls her way wrth men to Ruth Smrth Dorothea Benson wrlls her swrng ho Har net Shnults Gerald Davrs wrlls the harr on hrs chest to Rrchard Curts Alton Roach leaves hrs charmrng approach toward women to Rrchard Sherman Wayne Leverrng wrlls hrs outstandrng abrlrty rn Chemrstry to anyone who rs sucker enough to take rt rn the future Dalton jenkrns wrlls hrs outstandrng technrque rn the game of football to Wayne Mrller Ray Robrnson wrlls hrs abrlrty to drrve a Ford to hrs next of km Lura Robrnson Gene Louderback wrlls hrs abrlrty to play basketball to Wrlbert Hermlrch Jr Mrs Orrn leaves her Ideas on How to Make Money to the Senrors of 50 srnce we thrnk they may need them . . . . . n ' ' . . . . . 7 ' 4 e . n , ' . . . . 1 1 1 g s . . . . . . , . . . . . U ,, . . . . v . s . . . . - H . H . s . . 1 . . . . . . . Q . . . . 4. a . . . . H ' ' . . . . . . . . - . . . o . . . ' . . . J . . . . . . . - . . . . . . H . gg .- . . J . . . . - . . , , , - - ,I . . . . . . . . . . - aa n , , . . . p 0 . . U - . ' ' n - 9 - - - . l - 1 ' . PRIIPIIECY We confidently predlct Drew Pearson notwlthstandlng that the Class of 49 wlll be actlvely engaged ln the follow lng professlons by I959 Golng up to a street comer we see Ray Roblnson lh unlform of blue He 18 not a sallor but a pollceman He states he became so not only to galn prestlge but the occupatlon also provldes Ray wlth an excellent excuse for whlstllng at the glrls Bob Bennett was recently elected as president of the Natlonal Assoclatlon for the Preventlon of Cruelty to Redheads Take a hlnt Pat! Mrs Fred Baer the former Donna ean Flssell says that she and Fred now own half of the state Donna also stated that they recently bought the Brooklyn Brldge Progresslve kldsl All the glrls are stlll trylng to latch onto Gene Davls but he lnslsts he s golng to be a bachelor How can some people be so heartless? Rosemary Lelenburger Jut Iinlshed a course ln fashlon de8lgnlng and now says Redheads usually have red halr and shouldnt wear fuschla not very often t any rate Looklng at the blllboard we see that Clyde Shaw has become a westem movle star You can see hlm ln the movle Hotfoot Rldes The Range now playlng at the Gayety Theatre ln downtown Cardlngton Word from Hollywood reveals that Dorothea Benson has become a dramatlc actress She wlll soon take Mlss Burr s place as dramatlc coach at C H S Harold Bean IS now leadlng broadcaster at statlon W O l.. F Over thls statlon you can hear many good programs but one of the best IS Hunky s Hour Hunky 0thel'WlSC known as Carl Barry has taken Frankle Boy s place and has doubled hls popularlty All he has to do 18 to Roll hls blg brown eyes and the gals all swoonI At present Phyllls Yake IS stlll servlng ln the Waves but says she IS plannlng on retlrlng soon to become Mrs Carl Stevens Stevle stars lh the Thln Man Program where he slngs those sudsy dudsy commerclals Glorla Weaver was recently voted Mlss Mllky Way IV of 59 and has gamed Datl0DWldC recognltlon Glorla says that thl8 I8 a Hack of a way to treat her when she really wants to settle down and ralse llttle Junlors Gerald Davls IS now runnlng a general store at Fargo ably 8SSl8tCd by hls recent brlde the former Wllma Gregory Jlm Burke 15 head cashler and Gerald says jlm 18 the best one he s seen yet Red Lelenberger dld all the decorating on Gerald s home and store Emma ean Jones I8 now presldent of the Goofy Loops Motorcycle Manufacturlng Co and she certalnly makes a well lnformed president Clayton Brandum IS her able B88l8tB!'lt and runs most of the HEBITS of the company Both are prosperlng I I I The new head coach at C H S IS none other than Freddle Wllllamson He took elght years of tralnlng and recently 8ChlCVOd hls goal He hasn t been able to teach hls younger brother much However he has had excellent luck wlth all the other players-and C H S hasn t lost a game ln two years jan Hall IB stlll worklng as prlvate secretary for Govemor Lausche the all tlme all tlme I I She hasn t declded be tween her career and Kelley yet Helen Holland and Mr Avery have collaborated and are now makln bC8Uflfl.ll muslc together! Besldes her musical career He en has to look after the cows and Hunky Busy gal I I Wayne Levermg has become Publlc Relatlons Dlrector for all Labor Unlons He was elected by unanlmous consent The latest about Wlllma Long and Dons Smlth I8 that they are stlll lnseparable pals They are now on the radlo program Snlcklefrltzs FlfSt Love Wlllma plays Snlcklefrltz and Dorls IS the Flrst Love Dalton jenklns and Audrey have undertaken the Job of fumlshlng players for C8rdlngt0h s football team plus cheerleaders At present they have four boys for the backfield and two glrls for the cheerlng sectlon More power to them' Martha Kanable always dld belleve ln worklng up from the bottom Martha IS conslstent wlth her phllosophy She IS the matron at Hllltop now Hank Newcomer s first venture as edltor of the Plrateer was so successful 31 that he has been edltor ever smce Of course Hank accepts any contrlbutlonsI Through hls Joumallsm course lm Hack achleved the dUbl0US honor of love lorn edltor for Mert Murrays Llfe and Love magazlne lm loves readlng the letters says they re so thrllllng I I Wayne Mateer resldes ln Cardlngton on a large cattle farm south of town Why IS he hanglng around3 Hes stlll waltlng for Nadene to graduate' Slnce eanne Benson became office manager at the Cardlngton Machme Works Russ I8 stlll waltlng He says It s the longest three years he s ever spent I I Gene Louderback I8 head chemlst at Fulton Munlclpal College wlth Mlss Sally KSADJ Dunham holdlng a top posltlon as Stoop s asslstant Reba Shoewalter recently stated that she had always wanted to be a secretary the llfe I8 so glamorous No wonderI She became a psychlatrlst and as a sldellne has a husband and seven chlldren Wllbur Wlnchell IS agaln yet and stlll maklng altemate trlps to Sunbury and lberla Dorothea apparently got lost ln the rush' It seems that Roger Edwards never could get away from speech class ASldC from hlS dutles as manager of Kroger s he teaches speech at C H S Darlene Pearl spent many hours studylng and became the worlds most famous cosmetologlst She then marrled Kenny Helmllch who now leads a large orchestra called The Rooty Toot Boys Darlene and Kenny are now ralslng three llttle cosmetologlsts and two llttle drummers SIHCC Howard Gattshall s electlon as dogcatcher some years ago Howard has become very lnHuentlal ln canlne clrcles Harry Mosher now preaches at Mt Gllead Frlends Church He never took the cruclal step so Bob Ebert IS hls butler mald and chaperon Alton Roach 18 now managlng a barbed wlre manufac turlng plant Al says I have three dlfferent 8126 Barbs I We find that Kenny Cook IS now State Llquor Inspector a very fittmg appolntment for hlm Kenny of course samples every product and he says lt glves you a wonderful feeling to hold such a job I I Wlllls Long I8 busy workmg as head CaShlCf at the Long Gone Bank of Cardlngton The bank operates on a dlfferent plan than most slnce Wllly started worklng there-sendlng lnstead of recelvlng I I And last but not least we flnd Mrs Orul IS back ln East Llverpool after teachlng at C H S only one year She llked It at C H S but she takes a spade for a spade so she left us to our sorrow I I Oh we know lots of Jokes I I Well be Cl'lCCkl.l'lg up agam m about ten years so see you then I I . - , ' J I , ' 1 .. . . . . . 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