Cardington High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Cardington, OH)
- Class of 1953
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Plfdfeel' ecllfecl by The Senior Class of Cardlngfon School th of f 1953 Annual Staff Editor Charlotte Patterson Assistant Editor Tom Conaway Business Manager Judy Witter Assistant Business Manager Betty Bowman Circulation Manager Donna Hart Assistant Circulation Manager Joyce Larimer Photography Editor Pat Long Music Editors Barbara Beveridge Nita Richey Betty Strohl Sports Editors Ben Cumston Ed l-lemptield John Wilson Literary Editors Frank Curl Jeanne Rengert Kathryn Williams Art Editors Beverly Ganson Sandra Mattingly Senior Activities Larry Faust Lloyd Ruehrmund Dranel Sherman Calendar of Events Irma James Janice Sparks Class History Barbara Calbert Shirley Fowble John Gompf Lowell Shaffer Morris Westbrook Class Will Marilyn Boger Ella Gossett Tim Hardman Bruce Reppart Melvin Robinson Class Prophecy Evalyn Bowman Dale Coomer Jerry Decker Geraldine Maceyko Jacqueline Mason Advertising Solicitors Don Ocker Noel Underwood Salesmen Rose Benson ladell Carpenter Philip Casteel Bob Corbitt Leo Gattshall Richard Lowther Nancy Maple Doris Shaw Faculty Advisor Mr Patterson Assistant Photography Editor ...........................,................ Emily Mosher A ' I I I I 1 1 I I I l I I . I With deepest apprecnatuon and respect the class of 1953 dedncates thus nssue of the Pnrateer to Mr Heber Schellen Schellenger as known for hns keen sense of humor and quiet way He has given Cardnngton seventeen years of has un structron and guidance nn Industrual Arts and Mechanncal Drawing ger. A little man, buta mighty one, Mr. Xi M51 iii Wlthln these famlllar walls so long to be remembered we ve each and everyone found knowledge and opportunlty frlendshlp and msplratlon May each one gonng on his way Forget not e en a single day Spent here Wnth friends and leaders proved Whereln these halls Have come to be so loved Remembering the cause For whlch we came Let each do honor And make proud thy worthy name l X Q-gM5NNN X , .A ,Wm X H . . . . , I I I I I ' I I I . I OUR ADMINISTRATION always our interested friends and directors. PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MR. WILBUR McALISTER MR. LOWELL PATTERSON Kent State University '37 B.S. Mt. Union College 29 A B Ohio State University '47 M.A. Ohio State University 4l M A Subjects: American Government Sociology and Geography General Business OFFICE SECRETARY MRS. KATHRYN BROWN BOARD OF EDUCATION Kenneth Heccock, Ralph Rengert, Carl Mosher, Mrs. Kathryn Brown-Clerk, Guy Renz-President, Henry Breckner-Vice President. 1 ,P 1 Mr. Heber Schellenger Ohio State University '33 B.S. Subjects: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Miss Dorothy Lacllvayder Notre Dame College '43 B.S. Subjects: Home Economics Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music '47 B.S., '48 M.A. 6 15- Mr. Lawton McClintock Ohio State University '52 B.S. Subjects: Vocational Agriculture, Farm Shop 'Si Mr. Donald Marcase Mr. William Dowler Ithaca College '3l B.S. Cincinnati University '45 M.A. Subject: Vocal Music, Subject: Instrumental Music Appreciation Music Mrs. Nelda Akron Miami University '34 A.B. Subjects: 7th English 7th Mathematics, General Science Faculty Miss Lois Shumway Ohio Wesleyan University '50 B.A Subjects: Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping ,pet- At- Mrs. Ruth Patterson Findlay College '29 A,B Subjects: 7th and 8th Reading, 7th and Sth Horne Economics, journaliffn, English 4 i Mr. Lyman Hert Otterbein College '21 A.B. Subjects: American History, World History, Sth History s 'Sf' Mr. Robert Robinson Salem College '50 A.B. Subjects: 8th English, English I, English Literature Miss Fae Burr thern 39 A.B Public Latin, erature Corrective Spc :ch Mr. Floyd Davis Ohio University '48 M.A. Subjects: Algebra, General Mathematics, Chemistry, Geometry Assistant Coach Mr. Ray Saunders Rio Grande College '24 A.B. Subjects: 7th and 8th Science, 8th Mathe- matics, 7th Geography 'Ulla Mr. Dennis Bell Defiance College ' A.B. Subjects: Biology, Physical Education, Head Coach Simons Hastory Of The Class Of 1953 One mornang an September of 1941 we boarded as passengers on the Traan of Educataon The conductors of the farst leg of our journey were Mass Mary Zwerner lnow Mrs W A McAlas terl and Mass Kathryn Kang The passengers now ready to leave that boarded together are Phalap Casteel Dale Coomer Jerry Decker Iadell Carpenter Don Ocker Ben Cumston Pat Long Charlotte Patterson Barbara Calbert Sharley Fowble Geraldane Maceyko Maralyn Boger Morras Westbrook Donna Hart Irma Mateer James Jeanne Rengert Doras Shaw John Gompf Rachard Lowther Frank Curl Lloyd Ruehrmund Ed Hempfaeld Leo Gattshall John Walson and Noel Underwood Barbara Calbert left us at the end of thas part of our journey They forgot the bunks on thas traan so we napped on lattle rugs As we started the second leg of our journey our conductors Mass Mary McBrade and Mrs Maruetta Gardner made thus part of our trap more enjoyable On the menu of the thard leg of our journey we got a taste of examanataons We were quate thralled that we were allowed thas delacacy Our conductors were Mass Carrae Phalbrook and Mrs Ardas Florstedt Janace Sparks boarded here Our conductors Mass Martha Lachtenberger and Mrs Ardas Florstedt helped to guade us through thas part of the trap Passengers that joaned us thas year were Larry Faust Lowell Shaffer and Barbara Colbert We started off agaan after a short rest wath new conductors Mrs Golda Gale and Mrs Elva Hartpence As we are growang older we are learnang more Some of the thangs we learned on thas journey that we shall never forget are states and capatals countaes and our spellang We acquared two new passengers namely Rose Landon Benson and Evalyn Bowman The next journey was much the same as the prevaous We added a lattle entertaanment to thas trap an the form of Fraday mornang programs We are even more grown up now we now have a basketball team and cheerleaders Our conductors on thas venture were Mrs Helen Burggraf and Mrs Golda Gale Two new passengers thas year were Dranel Sherman and Bar bara Beveradge Sharley Fowble left near the end of thas trap ln the fall of 1947 we awoke to the fact that we were now goang up the anclane toward the seventh grade Our conductors on thas stretch of the journey were many New passengers that boarded here were Jacquelane Mason Juanata Rachey and Betty Strohl Contanuang on towards our goal we are enterang the eaghth stretch of our journey W gaaned one new passenger Nancy Maple At thas poant we swatched to the hagher classed traan Mrs Kay Kendall our overseer an the lounge car guaded us over the hump an our new traan Fave new passengers Ella Gossett Kathryn Wallaams Sharley Fowble Melvan Robanson and Bruce Reppart joaned us We wore out the one overseer so now we are davaded anto two groups wath an overseer over each group Our overseers Mrs Mary Oran and Mr Dennas Bell helped us make a success of many class projects that we carraed on thas trap Judath Watter and Tam Hardman joaned us here We are now back under one conductor Mrs Ruth Patterson On thus trap we gave a play The Bashop s Mantle It was a great success We had manv other projects all of whach have been a success The clamax for thas trap was the Junaor Senaor Banquet Beverly Ganson joaned us at thas stage of our journey Now we are on the last sectaon of the raght track headed for Daplomavalle To break the monotony of the trap we presented Feudan Over Yonder Our projects were many and they proved successful One haghlnght of thas journey was a sade trap to Washangton D C We spent fave wonderful days on thas trap seeang many mterestang places and scenac spots I - 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . , . I ' I . . , , . 1 ' ' . , - - 1 1 1 ' , . . . , 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . , , . . Il ' I Il ' ' ' II ' I II ' . , . . IEANNE RENGERT Vice-President' Salutatorian Band .................... l F. H. A. ........,... l Latin Club ............ l N. F. L. .............. l Prince of' Peace ..... Declamations ...,.. Glee Club ...,.......... F. H. A. Officer .,,, Dramatics Club Pla Thespian ................. ...3,4 May Queen Attendant 3 Choir ....................... 34 ,2,3,4 ,2,3,4 ,2,3,4 ,2,3,4 ...I ,2 ...l ,2 ..2,3,4 y .... 3 ffQ..f4 One Act Play ....,..... Class Play .... .......... F, F. A. Queen ...... DONNA HART Treasurer Band .......................,.. l,2 Glee Club ......... ...... l .2 Choir ............,....,,...,.,. 3,4 Class Officer .......... l,3,4 Dramatics Club .....,., 3,4 Thespian . ................... 3,4 National Honor Society 4 County Honor Society 3,4 Dramatics Club Play ...... 3 Searchlight Staff ...... 3,4 . ..... 4 Annual Staff ................ 4 May Queen . .........,,.,... 3 May Queen Attendant 2' Monitor ................,.,,. 3,4 Class Plays ................ 3,4 Operetta ..... ...... l ,4 ROSE LANDON BENSON F. H. A. .................. 2,3 Glee Club ................,... 3 Sub. Hall Monitor .... 3,4 Library Club .... ............ 3 A,nnual Staff ..,............. 4 l MARILYN BOCER Latin 'Club .......... l ,2,3,4 Thespian .................... 3,4 Dramatics Club ....,... 3,4 Band .....,.,.....,.......... l,2,3 Class Play ,.......,...,....... 4 Dramatics Club Play .... 3 F. H. A. . ............... l,2,3 May Queen Attendant 3 Annual Staff ................ 4 Operetta ................,....... l Glee Club ..... ....... I ,2 EVELYN BOWMAN Choir .......................... 3,4 Glee Club .................... l May Queen Attendant l Dramatics Club . ...... ...3,4 Operetta .................... l ,4 Class Play .................. 3,4 Annual Staff ,,,,,.,..,,..,,. 4 Hall Monitor ............ 2,3 Prince of Peace .......... 2,3 LARRY FAUST President Latin Club .,........ l,2,3,4 Debate .,...,.,.....,...,..,..... 2 Searchlight Staff ....,... 3,4 Annual Staff ,.,,,,,..,.,.,,. 4 Dramatics Club ........ 3,4 Class Play .................... 4 Football ...............,., Library Officer ........ l,2,3 22,4 Library Club ........ l,2,3,4 Searchlight Staff .......... 4 Monitor ................,,,... 3,4 Stage Manager IUDITH WITTER Secretary Quakertown, Pa. High School ............ I Class Play .................... 2 Dramatics Club ........ 3,4 Annual Staff ............ 3,4 Scholarship Team .... 2,3,4 County Honor Society 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Nat. Hon. Soc. Officer 4 Etiquette Award .......... 3 May Queen Attend't 2,3 Choir .......................... 3.4 One-Act Play .,,,,,.... 2,3 Office Secretary .......... 4 BARBARA BEVERIDGE Latin Club .......... l,2,3,4 Glee Club .................. l,Z Choir .......................... 3.4 Dramatics Club ........ 3,4 Dramatics Club Play .... 3 F. H. A ......................... 4 Class Plays ................ 3,4 Operetta .................... 1,4 Band ........................ 2,3.4 Hall Monitor ................ 4 BARBARA CALBERT F. H. A ................... 1.2.3 Dramatics Club ............ 3 Sub. Hall Monitor .... 3,4 Library Club ......... ...... 3 Annual Staff ....... ...... 4 95 DALE COOMER Football ........,. l ,2,3,4 Honorary Football Captain .............. 4 Basketball ,...,,,...., l,2 Class Officer ...,...... 2 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Annual Staff .,........ 4 IERRY DECKER Glee Club ....,,,......, I Choir .....,.. ,,.,..,,,,., I ,4 Oiberetta .........,.,,,,,, ,4 Cass Plays .....,.... 3,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Dramatics Club Play ......,,,,....,A,,,, 3 F. F. A, ,......... l,2,3 F. F. A. Officer ...... 2 Band ..,............... ..l,2 Annual Staff .......... 4 Basketball ........ l ,2,3 Football .......... l,2,3,4 BEVERLY GANSON Green Camp High School ........,,,,,, 1,2 Glee Club .......... l,2,3 Latin Club . ,,,,,,,,,,, l,2 Librarian .,,,,,.,,.,, 2,3,4 Scholarship Team .,,,,,....,, 2,3,4 Hall Monitor .......... 4 FRANK CURL Co-Valedictorian Band ....,......... l ,2,3,4 Basketball ...... l,2,3,4 Baseball ............,... 314 Latin Club ,... l,2,3,4 Class Plays ........ 3,4 Student Council ..l,2 Debate .,.,,,.,.,..,,...... 2 N. F. L. ............ 2,3,4 County Honor Society ............,. 3,4 National Honor Society ........,,...... 4 Scholarship Team .,.......... 2.3,4 Searchlight Staff ...... 3 Annual Staff ........., 4 IOHN GOMPF Stage Manager ..,. 3,4 Annual Staff .......... 4 Scholarship Team .... 3 Class Plays .....,,.. ,3,4 Thespian .............. 3,4 Choir ....,............... 3,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Operetta .,.....,,..... l,4 Annual Staff .......,.. 4 Searchlight Staff .... 4 Girls Glee Club .... l,2 I0 l'-I ELLA GOSSETT F. F. A. Queen ........ l Homecoming Queen ................ 4 Homecoming Attendant .........,.. l Cheerleader .......... 3,4 Honor Society ..., 3 ,4 May Queen Attendant ..,....... 4 PHILIP CASTEEL Stage Manager ..3,4 Annual Staff .......... 4 Hall Monitor ........ 2,3 IADELL CARPENTER Glee Club ......,,,,,, 1,2 Choir ....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 F. H. A, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 4 Football Queen Attendant ,,,,,,,,,,,, May Queen Attendant ,,,,,,,,,,,, Dramatics Club .... 3, Searchlight Staff .... Operetta ............,, l , 4 4 Class Plays ........ 3,4 2 4 Annual Staff .......... 4 SHIRLEY FOWBLE F.H.A. ............ l,2,3,4 Operetta ...,.......... l ,4 Glee Club .............. l Librarian .............. 2,3 Library Officer ...... 3 Dramatics Club ,... 3,4 Thespian .............. 3.4 Class Plays .......... 3,4 One Act Play ...... 3 County Honor Society ....,......... 3 ,4 Annual Staff .......... 4 Hall Monitor .......... 4 3 ROBERT CORBITT Edison High School ..,........... l,2 Choir .................... 1,2 F. F. A. ........ l,2,3,4 F. F. A, Officer ..., 2,4 Class Play .............. 3 Annual Staff .... ...., BENMMIN cuMs'roN Basketball ..,,., i,2,3,4 Football ........,. l,2,3,4 Class Officer ........., 2 Student Council ...... 3 Choir ,..........,,,,,,,,, 3,4 Operetta ....,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,4 Class Play .... .,.., . ,4 EDWARD HEMPFIELD Football Mgr, l,2,3,4 Baseball .....,,,,,,, 2,3,4 Basketball .,,........,,, 4 Class Plays ........ 3,4 One Act Play ........ 3 Thespian ....,,...,,,,, 3,4 Searchlight Staff .... 4 Annual Staff .......,.. 4 LEO GATTSHALL Scholarship Team ............ l,2,3 Debate . ................... 2 County Honor Society ,............. 3,4 National Honor Society ..,..,.,........ 4 Class Play .............. 3 One-Act Play .,........ 3 Latin Club ...... 2,3,4 TIM HARDMAN PATRICIA LONG Latin Club ...... l,2,3,4 Operetta .....,.,...... l,4 Dramatlcs Club .... 3,4 Band ...,....,..... l,2,3,4 Choir .................... 3,4 Thespian ....,.,,,,,.., 3,4 Prince of Peace .......... l,2,3,4 Class Plays , ....,.... 3,4 N. F, L. ................ 3,4 Annual Staff .......... 4 Student Council ,... 3 County Honor Society .............. 3,4 One-Act Play ....... 4 NANCY MAPLE Richwood ......,......... 3 Choir ..,................... 4 Operetta ....,..........,,. 4 Class Plays .,,...,... 3,4 Hall Monitor ,...., I,2,3 Glee Club ...........,., l Annual Staff .,....,.,, 4 BRUCE REPPART F. F. A. ............ l,2,3 F. F. A. Tractor Manager ,,.....,...... 3 Football ..,,.,,,...,,.,. 3,4 Basketball Mgr, .,,.,, 4 Annual Staff ........,. 4 Class Play ,,... .......,. 4 IRMA MATEER IAMES Glee Club .,,.,,,,.,,, I,2 Operetta ................,. l Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Class Plays ........., 3,4 F. H, A. ............ l,2,3 Maiorette ...... l,2,3,4 Annual Staff .......,,. 4 Hall Monitor ........ 3,4 Searchlight Staff .... 4 V A GERALDINE MACEYKO F. H. A. .......... l,2,3,4 F. H. A. Officer .... 3,4 Choir .................... 3,4 Choir Officer , ....... 4 Thespian .............. 3,4 Thespian Officer .... 4 Dramatics Club .... 3. Dramatics Play ...... Annual Staff ........ Searchlight Staff .... Class Play .............. Operetta .................. DONALD OCKER Basketball ...... l,2,3,4 Baseball .,,,...... l,2,3,4 Football .......... l,2,3,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Thespian .,............ 3,4 Choir ................ 2,3,4 Operetta .,.,.,..,,,,,, 1,4 Class Plays .......,.. 3,4 Dramatics Play ...... 3 Class Officer .,........ l Annual Staff ....,... 4 RICHARD LOWTHEIT Stage Manager .,., 3,4 Annual Staff .....,.... 4 255 ' in 3152 p 1 32 35 5 5 Q ga g 1 e I-P 2 E E WWLJLUQZ in Girls Glee Club ........ Play Prompter ........ Annual Staff ......... CHARLOTTE PATTERSON Co-Valediclorian Band ...,........., l,2,3,4 N. F. L. .......... l,2,3,4 Prince of Peace .......... l,2,3,4 F. H, A. ............ 2,3,4 Parliamentarian ...... 4 Student Council .... 1,2 Latin Club .... l,2,3,4 Editor Pirateer ...... 4 Cheerleader ...... 2,3,4 Class Play ,.,........... 3 One-Act Play .......... 3 County Honor Society .............. 3.4 National Honor Society ,,....,......... 4 Scholarship Team ............ l ,2,3 F. F. A. Queen ........ 2 Student of Month..3 Chairman Assembly Committee ,.......,. 4 Senior Scholarship ..4 IUANITA RICHEY Student Council Latin Club .... l,2,3,gl Homecoming Officer ,..........,.... , Clee Club .....,.,, May Queen Attendant .,,,., .. l, Operetta .............. l , Thespian ...Y.,,.,. 2.3, Officer ...,.....,, ,,,,, 2 , One-Act Play .,.,.,.. Prince of Peace Hall- Monitor ..., 2, , Choir ,,,,.. ,, 3, 3 Class Plays ,,,.,,,.., 3,4 Dramatics Club .3,4 H. A. ..... ...l,2,3,4 Clee Club .,........,. l,2 Operetta ..,,..,,...... l,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Class Play ............ 3,4 Hall Monitor ...... 3,4 Choir ...................... 4 Annual Staff .....,.... 4 IANICE SPARKS F H. A. Officer ..,, 4 F F. A. Queen Attendant ............ 2 Olaeretta .........,,....... l Gee Club ............ l,2 Homecoming Attendant ............ 2 Searchlight Staff ..,, 3 Class Plays ........,. 3,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Prince of Peace ..3,4 Thespian .......,.A........ 4 Annual Staff ,,,,.,,,,, 4 z , Queen Attendant 4 Student Council Secretary ..,,....,,,, Student of the 4 Month .,,,,,,,,....,,. 4 4 Annual Staff ,,,,,,,,,, 6 .- Egg: ijt' 'W L' BETTY STROHL F. H. A. , ........... 2,3.4 Operetta .............. l,4 Glee Club ............ 1,2 Choir .................... 3,4 Dramatics Club ..,, 3,4 Thespian .............. 3,4 Class Play .......... 3,4 Annual Staff ........,, 4 Searchlight Staff .... 4 Hall Monitor l,2,3,4 NOEL UNDERWOOD Basketball ...... l,2,3,4 Football .......... l,2,3,4 Baseball .......... l,2,3,4 Choir ,, ............ l,2,3,4 One Act Play .... l,2,3 Operetta ....,......... 1,4 Thespian .............. 3,4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 Band ...............,,,,, l,2 Class Play ............ 3,4 Hall Monitor ..,,...... 4 Annual Staff H4 Searchlight Staff .... 4 I2 KATHRYN WILLIAMS Choir ....,...........,.., 3,4 Hall Monitor .. ,.... 3,4 County Honor Society , ,, 3.4 Scholarship Team ,,.,,,,,,,,, 2,3,4 Dramatics Club ..., 3,4 National Honor Society .,,,,,,..,,,,,,, 4 Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 4 Annual Staff D. A. R, Test ...,,,.... 4 LLOYD RUEHRMUND Glee Club ..........,,,,,. l Ooeretta ...........,,, l,4 Hall Monitor ,......... 4 Librarian ,.....,,,,.,..,,,, 2 Band .............. l,2,3,4 Baseball Mgr. ........ 2 Football , ......,..,,..,. 3,4 Baseball ............,...., 4 Class Play ...........,.. 4 Annual Staff ........,. 4 Thespian .,,..,.,.,.....,,. 4 DRANEL SHERMAN Dramatics Club ...... 3,4 Choir ..................., 3,4 Glee Club ................ l Operetta .............. l ,4 Class Play ......,....,.. 4 One-Act Play ...... 2,3 Hall Monitor .,,,,,,,,, 4 Thespian ....... ,. 3,4 F. H. A. .......,.,., l,2,3 Annual Staff ..,,..,,,, 4 MORRIS WESTBROOK Choir .............. l,2,3,4 Band .................. l,2,3 Latin Club .... l,2,3,4 Scholarship Team .......... l,2,3,4 County Honor Society .............. 3,4 National Honor Society ................ 4 Class Officer ...,.,.,., 3 junior Class Play .... 3 Senior Class Play .... 4 Operetta .,............ l,4 Searchlight Editor ..4 Annual Staff .......... 4 One Act Play ........ 2 Student of Month .... 3 Q5 'anna LOWELL SHAFFER Baseball ,....... . ....... 3,4 Basketball Mgr. ,,..,. 4 Football ........... ....... 4 Class Plays .......... 3,4 Stage Manager ...... 3 F. F, A. Recreation N Leader ..............,. 3 MELVIN ROBINSON Football ..,,,,.,, l,2,3,4 F. F. A. ..,....... l,2,3,4 Class Play ............. .4 Boys Glee Club ,,,,.. 3 F. H. A. King ...,.... 4 Dramatics Club .... 3,4 loHN wilson Football .......,.. l,2,3,4 Baseball ..,,,,,,,,,, 23,4 Basketball ............ 3,4 Thespian ...,,,,,,,,,,, 3,4 Dramatics Club ..., 3 4 One Act Play .,...,. 3 Class Play ,.,..,.,,,,,, 4 Boy's Clee Club... ,,l Annual Staff ,,...,, .,4 Searchlight Staff ..,, 3 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that we the SENIOR CLASS of Card angton Hagh School an l953 do make publash and declare thas to be our LAST WILL and TESTAMENT l Kathryn Wallaams wall my bag mathematacal braan to Robert DeBolt lt as my wash that l Betty Strohl do wall my gatt from the Spooks Beckman show to Rachard Rush l Juanata Rachey wall my sangang abalaty to Donnae Waddell lt as my wash that l Jerry Decker wnll the Maraon garls to Russell Seatter lthas an cludes Pleasantl To Leona Shaffer l Judath Watter bequeath my quaet ways l Rachard Lowther gave my l Dare You award to Ralph Kang lt as my wash that l John Gompt gave my Monday mornang hangover to Paul Ruehrmund l Phalap Casteel desare to wall my 49 Plymouth to Kent Jones lt as my wall that l Doras Shaw devase my heaght to Helen Smath l Jacquelane Mason bequeath my red haar to Jack Wallaamson l Don Ocker wall my abalaty to remaan quaet at the raght tame to Betty Bowman lt as my wall that I Noel Underwood bequeath my abalaty to burp to Tom Fasher l Leo Gattshall bequeath my Chevy to Helen Zeagler To Davad Sherwood l Charlotte Patterson wall locker 44:75 full of books to be dasposed of ancludang Julaus Caesar l Patracaa Long bequeath my abalaty of stackang to one boy to Gloraa Pane lt IS my WlSl'1 that l Donna Hart give my beauty Career to Jam Corbatt l Lowell Shatter bequeath my traendlanegg to Jeanne Lanstedt B d desare to wall my tackle football abalaty to Mary Jo Nusser l Barbara evera ge l Barbara Calbert bequeath my shyness to Junaor Stevens Pl t Bett Betts lt IS my wall that l Nancy Maple bequeath my dravang abalaty 0 y lt as my wash that l Beverly Ganson Wall my quaet manner to Leonard Gordon l Sandra Mattangly bequeath my long non' to Joyce Alaga My basketball aballty l John Wilson wall to Hubert Faulkner lt as my wash that l Morras Westbrook devase my musacal talent to Ganger Davas To Ma lene Bean l Melvan Robanson bequeath my wattaness l lrma James wall my ablllty to get a man to Marlene Fracke l Jeanne Rengert bequeath my bC1Shfulness and slowness to Joyce Loramer lt as my wash that l Robert Corbatt wlll my Soft ways to Emaly Mosher lt as my wash that l Ella Gossett wall my Qrdagaty to Ronald Warfel and Jam ts lLook at up an the dactaonary l UI' l Dranel Sherman bequeath my abalaty to get along wath Noel to Joyce Under wood lt as my wash that l Ed Hernpfleld wall my baseball abalaty to Tom Conaway I Dale Coomer bequeath my fullback pogataon to Ronnae Coleman l Maralyn Boger bequeath my vocabulary to Eugene Leverang l Janace Sparks desare to wall my hOmemakang abalaty to Davad Burggrat A B l Llo d Ruehrmund Wall my red underwear from the senaor play To nn oger y as my wall that l Bruce Reppart gave my quack temper to Twala Rentschler l Ben Cumston devase my skatang abalaty to Geraldane Walson lt as my wash that l Rose Landon Benson gladly gave my aob an the cateteraa to Alace Etgen l ladell Carpenter bequeath my abalaty to torment Mr Bell to Martha Schorr h th t l Sharle Fowble wall my F H A abalaty to Zaney Faust lt as my was a y lt as my wash that l Geraldane Maceyko devase my abalaty to get along wath Mass Shumway to Audrey Fowble l Evelyn Bowman bequeath my abalaty to try to control my temper to Jeane Curts lt as my wash that l Larry Faust wall my senaor class presadency to Beatrace Blakely l Frank Curl bequeat my g l Tam Hardman wall the presadency of the Student Coun l to Ronald Levangs Cl And be at further known that we the Class of 53 do here ase and bequeath Room 305 to the uhdefClCISS t 54 men O lN WlTNESS WHEREOF we the SENlOR CLASS of l953 declarang thas to be our voluntary act and deed have hereunto attaxed our seal thas 9th day ot May l953 h tor ettulness to Evelyn Foust by gave dev 1 1 1 . 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I l If I lit S I4 The crystal ball clouds and then ut clears Away falls the haze of a wonderous ten years Revealed and most curuous are they that we see Of the well settled Seniors un the year 63 Barbara Beverudge has currently won natuon wude fame as Atom Bomb Babs the heavyweught wrestlung champuon of the Unuted States The busuness manager at the Chucago Stock Yards us none other than our former classmate Bruce Reppart Have you read the papers lately? The Cleveland lnduans have won the World Serues behund the star putchung of Hurlwnnd Hempfueld along wuth hus ablebodued furst baseman John Noodle Wulson We have a representatuve of our l953 class ln Afruca as a mussuonary Thus us as you have probably guessed Reverend Kathryn Wulluams On our televusuon sets we now can see Betty Strohl as the star of the Cant Eat Em Pretzels Show Thus program took the place of Sally Flowers Our own luttle Tum Hardman has taken over the bakery here un Cardung ton wuth Ben Cumston as hus offucual busuness partner The Maxwell Daury has been changed to the Lowther Daury wuth Ruchard Lowther and hus wufe the ex Judy Wutter as the new owners Have you been to the nughtclub The West Jeru Dale? lt us located just east of New York Cuty The rutzu owners were merely students un Dlng town un l953 Do you remember Morrus Westbrook Jerry Decker and Dale Coomer7 Theur talented chorus gurls were selected from theur hometown They are .lackue Bloomers Mason Dorus Garters Shaw and Nancy Fureball Maple WOW' The new physucal educatuon teacher who has taken over for Mr Bell us ladell Carpenter Kutts ln her spare tume she IS rausung luttle Kutts lspe led KID Sl Sparta has recently been uncorporated wuth a new mayor and thus could be none other than Melvun Robunson the boy that spent so much of hus senuor year un thus Dunky town Rose Landon Benson us very busy beung a good housewufe to Davud and a good mother to her three luttle gurls She may be voted Amerucan Mother next year who knows? After completung one year of Bluss College Ella Gossett was recom mended by one of her teachers to work un the State House She has now worked herself up to pruvate secretary to the Governor Good work Ella' We have Shurley Fowble way up un Alaska teachung elementary school We really don t understand why she went so far away After all Shurley there are thousands of schools un the Unuted States The number of farmers from our class has decreased consuderably from the classes before We fund Phulup Casteel farmung a SOO acre farm just outsude Cardungton on Route 42 Hus neughbor us a fellow classman Lowell Shaffer but he says he rs ready to guve up farmung and head for town where all the purty gals are That s rught sensuble Lowell and maybe you can get Phulup to go along at least tlll next sprung when ut s tume to plow agaun Our other farmer Lloyd Ruehrmund took over hrs dad s farm out east of town He prcked up a lrttle Mexican wrfe down by the border on hrs last vacation Robert Corbrtt now owns and operates the North Electrrc and strll has Leo Gattsholl and John Gompf workrng for hrm Leo rs thrnkrng about gorng into the car business some day he ll be a great success Have you seen the new movre Are You A Jerk? Drd you recognize the face behrnd the soda fountain? lt was lrttle Donna Hart workrng her way into pictures wrth her experrence Away out rn Texas we have Two Gun Underwood the owner of the largest cattle ranch thereabouts Hrs wrfe Hobbalong Sue raises krds as a hobby They are frgurrng on commg back to Ohro someday Mrs Dale James formerly Patrrcra Long rs the new frrst grade teacher at Cardrngton Her pastime rs grvrng speeches rn a tent rn Chestervrlle Marilyn Boger won the stock car races at Chicago rn l963 The name of her hot rod rs Prnky named after a hog she had on her farm Studying opera at the Metropolitan Opera Company rn New York Crty rs Juanita Richey She also rs the wrfe of Tom Conaway the owner of the New York Times newspaper Who out of the class of 53 could become Arthur Godfrey s private secretary but Geraldine Maceyko7 Some day maybe Arthur wrll wrll her hrs mrllrons Strck wrth rt Jerr There could be only one person rn the world that could be more rntellrgent than Ernstern and thrs of course rs our most famous screntrst Frank Curl the genrus that rnvented char treuse harr dye He has burlt a rocket to the moon wrth Sandy Mattrngly hrs close assistant as the passenger and prlot rng as head dress desrgner for MGM Motron Pictures whrle her husband attends Southern Calrfornra Unrversrty Good luck to you Janrce Charlotte Patterson has recently been appornted as Presrdent of Ohro Wesleyan Unrversrty Jeanne Rengert rs her top notch teacher rn the mathematics department Oh rncrdently Charlotte has consrdered runnrng for Presrdent of the Unrted States If she rs elected no doubt Jeanne wrl be rrght there wrth her runnrng for vrce presrdent lrma Moteer James works and manages the James Furnrture Company whrle her hus band Paul takes care of therr ZOO acre farm and the four lrttle Jameses As we look rn at Cardrngton Hrgh School we frnd a new coach who else but Don Ocker7 Don has been voted the outstandrng coach of the year rn Ohro Cardrngton hasn t lost a game rn the last two years Durrng the summer Don operates the Mobrlgas Statron rn downtown Card rngton Answerrng letters rn the love lorn column of the local paper The Morrow County lnde pendent rs our own Barbara Calbert under the assumed name of Stuprd Cupid' People write from far and wrde to Barb for her advrce A new addrtron has been made to the Morrow County Chrldren s Home The head matron rs none other than Mrs Harold Detwrler the former Evalyn Bowman This new addrtron was made to house the head matron and her small famrly of erght lncrdentally all of her chrldren are grrls Through hrs experrence rn the senror class as presrdent Larry Faust has been appornted head of the Wrll Sell Jello Company If you are fortunate enough to get the latest copy of LOOK MAGAZINE you wrll see the work of Beverly Ganson She rs head of the aavertrsrng depart ment of the Wrll Sell Jello Company and Oh those ads' Last but not least we frnd our home room teacher Mr Hert strll teachrng at our alma mater Recently he has had a book publrshed the name of whrch rs Knowledge rs Power lt has proved to be qurte a success Buy rt at your news stand today' l . , . , . 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Calendar Of Events September 2 Start of 52 53 school year 3 Fsrst full day ot school 4 Schedules out cheerleader try outs 5 Msddle Buckeye League Prevsew at Elm Valley 12-Opensng game of football season beat Utsca 19-Game wsth Johnstown won 29 to O 22 No school County Teachers Meetsng 25 Sensor Conservatson Day at County Home 26 Fsrst pep meetsng beat Bsg Walnut 26 to 6 30 Homecomsng queen Ella Gossett and court elected October Had stroke of bad luck Rschwood beat us 44 to O Homecomsng won over Centerburg Sensor chs s supper and dance Fsrst sssue of Searchlsght out lndsvsdual psctures taken Football game wsth Mt Gslead Lost game to Frederscktown 7 to 6 Parents Nsght Sensor psctures Rest of Sensor psctures taken Played Elm Valley and won November F H A sponsored mock electson at school P T A Varsety Show Football game scheduled wsth Plymouth cancelled Local Prsnce of Peace declamatson contest Second local Prsnce of Peace contest Junsor class play Teen Tsme presented Second cast presentatson of Junsor class play Searchlsght out F F A rabbst supper Last years annuals arrsved start of basketball Thanksgsvsng assembly fsrst persod grade cards December 2 Basketball game wsth Johnstown 3 F H A Famsly Nsght 5-Game wsth Chestervslle 6-O S U Debate Clsnsc 7-County Prsnce of Peace contest 9 Psrates journey to Frederscktown ll Buhla Magscsan assembly reserve cheerleaders elected 12 Basketball game at Edsson 13-C H S vs Rschwood all events speech tournament at Columbus North Hsgh 14-County Prsnce of Peace tsnals 16 Played Johnsvslle at home 17 School Chrsstmas Program by elementary and sunsor hsgh grades 19-Game at lbersa 20 Junsor Class sponsored Chrsstmas Dance 21 Chosr Chrsstmas Program 22 Movse Msracle on 34th Street F F A F H Chrsstmas Party 23-Game wsth Sparta start of Chrsstmas vacatson January 5 End of Chrsstmas vacatson 6 Basketball game at Mt Gslead 9 Game wsth Marengo 10-C H S vs Marson St Marys at Marson Colsseum Hesdelberg Debate Tournament 16 Psrates play Chestervslle 17-Game wsth Elm Valley all events speech tourna ment at Sprsngfseld 19 Start of second semester 20 Psrates vs Johnsvslle Johnnses Movse Swsss Famsly Robsnson Game wsth Mt Gslead Dedscatson of new school busldsng Basketball vsctory at Bsg Walnut Home game wsth lbersa Polso Benefst ball game featursng Faculty Sensors Sensor Scholarshsp Tests February 3-Game wsth Edsson here 4 Retakes of class psctures 6--Game at Sparta All events speech tournament at Delaware Wsllss Hsgh School County declamatson contest at Johnsvslle County basketball tournament begsns at Cardsng ton and Mt Gslead Band Boosters Dance County tournament at Mt Gslead 18-County tournament at Marson Colsseum 20 Fsnals of county tournament at Mt Gslead 21 Consolatson play offs of county tournament at Mt Gslead 22 Annual psctures taken 27-One act play contest local March Movse Everybody Does lt F F A Parent Son Banquet Start of punsor hsgh basketball tournament Red Rsbbon spellsng test Cardsngton won junsor hsgh tournament Sophomore class dance Csvsl Servsce Exam gsven State speech contest county oral spellsng contest at lbersa County musscal program at Cardsngton band played Band Boosters operetta Gslbert and Sullsvan Revue 27-County mussc testsval at lbersa gsrls glee club sang 30 Sensor Day journey to Columbus 31 P T A Communsty Holy Week Servsce Aprsl Movse Ksng of Ksngs start of baseball season Start of sprsng vacatson 7 End of sprsng vacatson county one act play contest Sensor class play A Feudsn Over Yonder F H A Parent Daughter Banquet Esghth Grade Scholarshsp test 20-County baseball tourney 22 Baseball tournament 23 Chosr operetta Shreds and Patches 24 State one act play and poetry readsng contests 28-County Honor Socsety Banquet at Sparta May May Day Joyce Underwood crowned queen Dsstrsct scholarshsp tests at Westervslle Blue rsbbon arsthmetsc test annual sprsng band concert Junsor Sensor Banquet Ohso Sesquscentennsal theme Last day of school for sensors 16 21 Sensor trsp to Washsngton D C 22 Fsnal exams 24 Baccaleaureate 25-Commencement 26 End of another wonderful year Good bye dear old C H S lt s been fun' 30 Alumns Party I I 21? . ,, . . . 1, .. 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X ,Al Compluments of John Klentz I8 Cardmgton, Ohlo 4 Joyce Alnga Marlene Bean Betty Betts Reporter Beatrlce Blakely Ann Boger Betty Bowman David Burggraf Nadine Claytor Ronald Coleman Tom Conaway James Corbntt Student Council Jeane Curts James Curts Vice Presldent Ginger Davls Robert DeBolt Aluce Etgen Zanonn Faust Evelyn Faust Audrey Fowble Marlene Frlcke Treasurer Leonard Gordon Kent Jones Ralph Kmg Eugene Leverlng Ronald Levlngs Jeane Lnnstedt JUNIOR CLASS F? t gy? if Joyce Lorsmer Student Council Emily Mosher Mary Jo Nusser v Qt Glorna Pune Paul Ruehrmund Richard Rush Martha Schorr Russell Seltter Earl Shaffer Leona Shaffer Davld Sherwood Helen Smith Paul Stephens Joyce Underwood President Donald Waddell Ronald Warfel ack Wnllzamson Geraldine Wilson Helen Zelgler ABSENT Hubert Faulkner Tom Fnsher, Secretary Dnxle Platt Compluments of Snyder's Photo Servlce Cardlngton, Ohno ' F Q, :Q - 'M ' r f J S we w e , F at I A I , . y .31 Twila Rentschler l X ' iii f . , Y , ' ' f L.. 3 , f N A I 1 I JL xi , A , . 23 Ji I A I . 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E N Vg' If 0 if ,nal 1-2 Complnments of Sunoco Servlce Stahon Mt Gllead, Ohlo KX Janlce Ault Shirley Beam Janet Betts Ruth Bond Darrell Bowers John Brown Gloria Burggraf Margaret Byrd Lynn Chalfant Robert Couts Dean Curl Edward Curtns George Egten Rose Faust Patrncna Fowler Noruta Frncke Glorla Ganson Ronald Gattsholl Phyllis George Noel Hack Treasurer Rnchard Hack Dottie Haycock Reporter Janenne Heacock Don Healea James Henthorne Patrucna Jones Rnchard Koon Jane Lanum Wullnam Larcom Carol Lawhead Delores Lawrence Roberta Long Laura Lowther Eugene Martun Locretua McCl1sh SOPHOMORE CLASS Px.4 Lmda McElroy Mills Poorman Presldent Elleen Reed Barbara Remhart Kenneth Rengert Robert Riggs Joan Ross Harold Schorr Jack Sentter Jon Sellars Dale Shaffer Vrce President Joel Shaffer Student Council Cecul Shoemaker James Snyder Barbara Souller Ralph Strohl Ann Thompson Student Councnl Ruth VanHouten June Wallace Donald Waterer Linda Westbrook Marsha Westbrook Sue Wetzel, Secretary Donald Wilson ABSENT Sandra Platt Complnments of White House Mt Gilead, Ohno I9 o S 'r' s A 5 bl 'l J U. , V, ig 4 ' I . 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JL .Lf 2 'ar ' Ve: Glenda Ashcroft James Baer John Bennett David Blngman Rosalie Brake Charles Brown Marguerite Colbert Bonnie Conner Stacey Counts Vaun Coykendall Barbara Cumston Glona Davis Betty Dunaway Rose Evans Gary Faust Laqulta Flannery President Janet Foltz Geraldlne Fowble Sam Gantz Inez Gordon Mary Hack Carol Harrls Student Councnl Ronald Heacock Rod lla Jenkins Dorothy Johnson Carole Jones Paul Landon James Llnscott Loss Lanstedt Marnlyn Longshore 'ws K. 1 Jane Miller Judith Mosher, Secretary James Murphy Student Councll Bull Ocker Treasurer Jack Olson Ronald Pme Evelyn Ray Emlly Reed Barbara Relnwald Vice President aneene Rogers Dorena Ruehrmund Cora Ruhl Harold Ruth Mary Shaffer Dana Sherman Richard Shoemaker Ella Jean Stone Merle Toomey Sylvia Truax Milton Wallace Jon Ya ke Lawrence Young ABSENT Gene Pearl J G d FRESHMAN CLASS any me Compliments of Compllmenfs Of Morrow County Sentmel Evans ImPleme l' C0 20 Mt Gilead Ohco MT Grleod Ohio we 1 W N.. 1 A vt P C I 45 4 5, 'V as 'V 'ir rr E 3 5 W V T , 'gi ' 'A' ar f s 5 f A 55-.2 1' A M s f i'f 'l 1 liao , we . tw r Y' W H 523 ,'k. 0 it A 1. H 25? V 5 4 , 2 l A v X 2 if i Barbara Bartley Sylvia Barton Vice President Rex Beckel M Carol Betts 8 i Belva Boone Treasurer James Bowman Dean Bingman 3 Wlnlfred Brandum Barbara Brooks Marilyn Calbert Valerie Chalfant Carol Claytor Harold Claytor Vaughn Cole Phillip Conaway Lloyd Cook Don Coomer Faye Counts Joan Deal Franklin Doty Phyllis Dudley James Estep Ruth Fink Esther Foust Joann Foust Charles Geyer Mary Greenawalt Robert Harris Jerry Healea Betty Henry Shirley Jones Wanda Jones Frank Levering Warren Levings ...Z EIGHTH GRADE Marilyn Lmstedt Robert McClenathan Eugene McClish Judy McGraw Reporter Robert McNary Thomas Maceyko Gloria Nusser Carole Ocker Stella Parsons James Patterson Keith Richey David Rogers Doris Schorr Ann Schwartz Sandra Sexton Secretary George Shaffer Judy Smith Lowell Strlne Bull Strohl Janet Strohl Smythe VanSlckle, President Margaret VanVoorhls Doris Waddell Louis Waterer Compliments ot C0mDlime 'fS Of First National Bank Coffee ShoP Mr. Gilead, Ohio Mt. 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QL David Arehart Donald Ault Patricia Ault Sybil Baer, Treasurer Larry Baughman Paul Beam Lois Betts Elizabeth Bingman Delores Bostic Joyce Bowers Earl Brake John Colbert Raymond Carsner Richard Couts Larry Crum Dennis Denton Secretary George Disterdlck Vice President Marcella Dixon Margaret Etgen Barbara Evans Lois Flant David Fisher Brenda Flannery Donna Hall David Heacock Barbara Heimlich Carol Huggins Janis Holt Clive Jenkins Roderick Jenkins Robert Johnston Olen Kaelber Yvonne Klser Wheeler Lindsay Lmda Lmscott SEVENTH GRADE Bessie Lyle Ralph MCClish Charles Morris Sam Mosher Viola Mosher Helen Orsbon Margaret Orsbon Donald Parsons Jane Patterson Dorine Pinkerton George Rengert Carl Robinson Nancy Rush Silver Russell Kay Sellars William Shaffer Harold Sherman Carl Shoewalter Lucille Summers Judy Toomey Duanna Ullom Gretchen Wetzel Shirley Whitaker Melvin Zelgler President Paul Zerby ABSENT Carol Thompso Dale Wilson l'1 Compllmenfs of Compliments of 22 Ml' Glledd Ol'1lO Mt Gllegd Ohio QQ 1,3 xg- Y' Vie C ' C, gg L - . fi E. 3 ' z Q ' - ' ' I 2 ' . -2 K , K . T I 4 ' . M J ci if I .- . l . . . . 5 . N E R X K I l .. .... .lr 1' V .sr 2, 6 J A .FQ - ' - ' R x - -, , 1. kd ,v Dewayne Jones aff? J? Vi 77' Y- H A ' M-fz.2'f l is J-lv? X ' P' ,A k fm J rrss r ii J T L iJ.r ' ' I if J , L. 4 l ' ' ' Wal- T, A SPCHCGFS Campbells Auto Supply ' 1 . l , Grades 'S 'SAA qdxiqg R Ei?-bk Roberta Baer Bully Bensley Mannas Boger Dmna Brooks Wayne Cole John Conaway Martha Corbltt Richard Curtls Bully Curts David Davis Shirley Denton Clara Etgen Nancy Faust Phlllxp ox Linda Fraker Herbert Graham Elfa Hack Hazel Henry Alvln Holt Sherry Jerome Keith Levlngs Judy Lmstedt Pat Nlchols Daniel Pollard Edgar Reed Patrncua Rengert Phmllrp Ruchey Beverley Rlnehart Malcolm Russell Wayne Schwartz Jerry Sheese Donald Smnth Joan Snuder Frederlck Somerlot Sharon Strnne Nancy Ulrey Kenneth Waddell LaVerne Westbrook Sandra Wllley TEACHER ,..s-,. 5, 9'-1'-'--' asm? Lavon Bean Dorothv Bsngrnan Donald Bostxc Susan Branham Harold Brown Roberta Colwell Robert Cook Terry Counts Janus Crum Donald Cumston Fredernck Curtis Robert Davis Veola Doty Hollis Estep Mary Lou Evans Patrlcla Flant Harold Fralzer James Garrnson Joan Greenawalt Jannce Hack Dennis Haycook Donald Hugh Esther Hlmler Manman Koelber Lynn Mann Rebecca McElroy Edna Parsons John Patterson Boyce Reunwald Gary Rush Betty Schorr Henry Sherman Earl Smith Judy Somerlot George Sparks Joyce Truax Rnchard Wasson Mary Waterer Betty Zerby ABSENT Mrs Burggrat Merrill Carpenre TEACHER SIXTH GRADE Mrs Gore C0mDllm9f'1fS of Compllments of 24 Moofes Sfofes Sherman's Furmture Store C0 d'f1Qf0V1, Ol'1I0 Cardmgton, Ohno Georgia Arnold Larry Ault Jon Barkhurst Ruby Beam Leslue Beckle Frances Blngman Martha Brake Earl Calbert Sharon Chaltant Rlchard Coleman Gary Crum Nancy Davls David Deal Marlgayle Evans James Fisher Mary Foust Carol Ganson Linda Haycook Phrllup Heacock Wlllnam Heacock Susan Jerome John Krels Thomas Landon Donald Lee Linda Morris Harvey Mosher Michael Murphy Marcla Lynne Poorman Gerald Relnhart Marlene Rogers Jane Showalter Marsha Smlth Robert Sparks Marcra Taylor Duane Thompson Phllllp Ullom Larry Wallace Penny Warfel Max Welse Betty Whitaker Wnlllam Zelgler ABSENT .2 Kenneth Mattrx k-L Shirley Arehart Wayne Arnold Robert Ault Carolyn Barkley Wllllam Bartley Paullne Betts Joyce Bostuc Edward Butler Ronald Carsner Robert Cooper Constance Crum Kevnn Dean Ronda Denton Sondra Denton Kenneth Flant Rosalyn Franzer Gary Gandee Duane Geckley Judrth Hall Clara Hugh David Jenklns Rosemary Keen Dale Levenng Gregor Long Joan Mason Charles Muller Kenneth Muller Ann Mosher Maeve Murphy Marlene Pollock Donald Reed Ann Rengert Douglas Slack Dorothy Strawder Tommy Truex Dennns Vance Margre Wallace James Waterer Marlorre Westbrook Stanley Wltzel TEACHER Mrs Hartpence TEACHER Compluments of Mrs Hochstettler Haycooks Sohno Stetson 25 Cardlngton Ohuo ,K of A Asia . rl ' I! . l o f V V - l .. . It - A 1' f 24 'S A Nancy Allga Ronald Benson Wanda Bostlc Judy Butler Karen Claytor James Couts Jerry Crum Leona Etgen Nancy Foltz Morris Gatchall Mary Geyer Kent Haycook Betty Helmllch Robert Henry Frank Jones Geraldune Kramer Vnrgmno Lnnscott James Lutz John McGraw Georglo Muller James Morrus James Pune Davld Plnkerton Shirley Pollard Bonnle Rlnehart Clyde Robinson Kenneth Rush Janet Shaw Sidney Shoemaker Dwnght Sparks Marcna Strnne Larry Taylor Larry Warfel Ruth Wasson Sarah Jane Walt TEACHER Mrs Saunders FOURTH GRADE Mary Akron Teddy Baer Devoma Betts Donald Bunker Elaine Bunker Larry Casto Douglas Click Shlrley Coomer Sharon Crum Tyrone Curtis Max Decker Kemp Faust Martha Flannery Betty Fraker Dudley Grlflllan Joy Hall Kenneth Helman Shirley Hlggms Sharon Jordan Judy Lawrence Kenneth McCllsh Danlel Moore Wlllard Nusser Maxine Osborne Vlrgle Parsons Sharon Pollard David Richey James Ruehrmund Clinton Smlth Danny Snyder Betty Souller Kenneth Strawder Anna Jane Ullom Larman Utter Mary Wnllnams ABSENT Ronald Brooks Charles Russell TEACHER Mrs Schwartz Compllments of Compliments of Ault Motor Soles Green Gables 5 Mt Gilead Cardmgton Ohxo ,-f J Kenneth Osborne Geraldine Miley C L 'V' , , as Avon Ault Beverly Ault Keith Barkley Shlrleen Burggraf Roger Carr Dalene Carsner Sherry Crum Tntus Dean Sue Estep Franklln Foltz Susan Gnlfullan Betty Greenawalt Kenneth Hugh John Hummel DeWayne Jerome Janet Lee Wllllam Long Charlene Mead Lynn Melssner Rlchard Morgan Marilyn Mosher Rebecca Osborne Wayne Ostrom Norman Renz Judy Ruggles Kaye Shoemaker Yvonne Somerlot Pauline Strawder Donald Strohl Duane VanHouten Carolyn Waddell Terry West ABSENT John Messenger Jeffrey Myers TEACHER Mass Bond THIRD GRADE Donald Baddeley Sandra Beener John Bonnette Susan Buck Carolyn Butler Sharon Casteel Karen Denton Julna Ganson Judy Graham Stevne Hacker Earl Howard Judy Landon Richard Lnndsoy James Maxwell Judy McElroy Sharon Meddles Judlth Muller Wllllam Muller Clnfford Mosher Terry Ocker Jackie Pollard Damel Rengert Lnnda Ruehrmund Esther Shaffer Albert Sherrard Gxlbert Ullom Veda VanSlckle Teddy Wense Robert Wilson Sondra Wnlson ABSENT Nancy Dowalter Marne Heberllng TEACHER Mrs Mosher Complnments of Complnments of Hardman s Bakery Eosterday's Servuce Stahon Cardlngton Ohno Mt Gilead, Ohuo Phone 156 and Grocery 27 lu-...l Joyce Baker Kay Bean Ruth Blngman Huland Bostlc Dwlght Colbert Rlchard Carsner Ronald Cook Davy Decker Carmen Sue Dennls Dorothy Dudley Lucille Etgen John Flant Sharon Foust Phlllp Gompf David Hummel Pamela Jackson Marlon Janes Judy Leeper Ruth Llnstedt Jlmmy Longshore Lloyd Mead Judy Morrls Penny Russell Judy Selter Gary Schrote Marlon Souller Larry Wllt Geary Walt ABSENT Thomas Heberlmg Wllllam Klmberllng Larry Mattlx TEACHER Mrs Byrd is gk ' 1 If We Q36 E 543 SECCND GRADE -533 vii l Geane Barkhurst Peggy Beveridge Donald Brady Bobble Breece John Castor Clarence Calwell Larrv Coomer Max Curtis Marsha Denton Bully Dlsterdlck Karen Dutt Jeanne Ann Fxsher Judy Fralzer Ronald Garrison Donna Gllllss Dean Haycook Bonnle Hmdman Sandra Jenkins Phyllls Levmgs Robert Lmscott Lundo Lutz Diana Mann Helen Ruehrmund Kerry Russell Barbara Schwartz Julla Snider Allen Somerlot Roger Strlne Jlmmy Ullom ABSENT Phyllls Coffman Beverly Heberlln TEACHER Miss Phllbrook 0fT1Dl'menTS Of Compllments of Bakers Red and White Curl Funeral Home C0 ClmQf0l'1 Ohio Cardlngton, Ohio .. 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Sharon Albaugh Roger Arehart Joyce Bartley Roger Bell Karen Bruggs Larry Burggra James Colwell Lyle Counts Randy Crum Patty Dean Jummue DeBolt Teddy Dusterduck Bonnue Estep Eugene Fryman Jerry Ganson Steven Gust Rebecca Glassburn Mucheal Grosh Bully Hacker Chester Helman Duckue Henry Louuse Hugh Davud Mead Floyd Morrus Marco Noakes Carla Osborne George Orsbon Ruta Radel Steven Robunson Ralph Ruggles Coruntha Russell Betty Strawder Tommy Taylor Patty Whutaker Rae Wulluams Rosemary Wulson Alcunda Wult ABSENT Walter Saylor TEACHER Mrs Gantz FIRST GRADE harles Beener lames Burd Zoger Bondy luzabeth Brooks Zoy Butler :andra Casto 'Vlarulyn Chalfant Qobert Clossman Dolores Ebert .alen Flannery Dalton Forruder Anna Gubbons Kenneth Gulfullan Muchael Graham Nelson Hack Lunda Hardman dward l'luggunS anduce Jones ohn Jones Davud Keller Margo Lamson Darrell Levungs Stephen Longworth Delores Mason Larry Muley Anuta Muller Duana Muller Melody Moore Douglas Olson Kathleen Osborne Lloyd Parsons Roger Patterson Marlene Renz Marvun Smuth Jan Snyder Ann Ulrey Max West Karen Wulluams ABSENT Evelyn Blaur Davud Messeng Sandra Rucheso TEACHER Mrs Hundman Compluments of Compllmenls 29 Zeb Russell Shlpmcns Photography Cordmgton Ohm Cardungton Ohuo . I f S at Q ' ' or - . l 4 ' of ' I 1 Mrs. Mabel Mrs. Mary Cant: Hindman Ashland College Bowling Green First Grade University First Grade Mrs. Mary Byrd Miss Carrie Bowling Green P b Wk University Ashland College Second Grade Second Grade Mrs. Clarice Mrs. Emma Schwartz Saunders Bowling Green Rio Grande College University Capital University Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. Helen Burggraf Ohio University Sixth Grade 'so f Faye Miss Ethel Bond Bowling Green University Third Grade The Elementary Teachers M rs. Felda Hochstettler K-ntuckv Fifth Grade Y' . fe at Asbury College, Mrs. Golda Gale Kent State Normal School Sixth Grade Mrs. lane Mosher Ohio State University Third Grade Mrs. Elva Hartpence Bowling Green University Fifth Grade trange Sounds Alert Us For may omg 0615',,,,l64 1 ' 0 1111111111111 liggpgonfeff 1352-1951111101 115ffff1,,a.f01, concert to be l1eld May 5 Q Lqresident Sm A r for 160 'aj S eff 1 Cardington School Band as Di l mor: Pfesid 'aio Q fide The first portlon of the progfra ly udlfh anne R g'7'I2 be I' lyb U 9 I 1- 1: V :xt r x nna Hart Win 1198 G 6.3171 Q I1 PREPARE T0 CAST YOUR BALLOT STUDENT ELECTION NOVEMBER 4 tallv set the w1ll depart wlll leave ng of May rung of 0 Exams 17 nnual ay Day FBSEIVIEICS Lorne rant or comm slune, thc twuntv tlnrd annual M ry Day ll be held 111 the new Hlld1l'0X'1lllll Nlav l The program rs sched cl to start at 10 a 111 1- tl1e processlonal played bw the NS' BUNS' 0S GOT THE BUNS7 h Ive got somethmg 1n my ev move over a lxttle b1t' y that was a cute one kv' rent there a lot of stars out ight e proc Qhl0llill Joyce Underwood, ay Q E 03 by the retlrlng M chosen by e sent lbfer 17 0 IEOQIIO Thu d S oo 'ages 013 Dr 'af 'mfg' lleadsgfllll 1 ll of hese remarks werr S f t 1, he e on Saturdav r In T17 hah' S d 7980171 ber 13 bv a lot I' 5611131-jves Student sfo so F178 l71,,re 01- I G xc ey Tim H 0 1,, 1e0 '01, 1116 E 101- Pmsid lights tw eersp ,hetlfl sence Pfgsla 0 'Q'0?1rj0 affine' 11 Per en 11 11 s -90 4' Mffnm Tor d EZ eq?-a,,S,'f'e1 bfs 'I F D1 li Q 0 Pmg Pong Fever Hlts C HS An adCllll0ll 1 s been added t the new un Two 111112 DOH tables whnh wc e seen 1n the ol gym last vear are now on th sta rn the new Gym fl f D acket tourna Shgh Hayec 8 j01,,a d 7171 1, ahlq, 176 gha? held last wear I Uv ed nfs al 'w rnament w1ll b Sh mor 8 I' 81- U o,,,ES0ho01s,e r an 'P S, 'I 1,, esred 0 ,, fy 6,0 Called a lad an t glrollg udents we Week ag sl udfln G Drgoetolp filly '19 in Whlc S t I1 anot One Subefe USNO , 1, ea, I7 71,2 rs place With 96nd 1761 Th 1601 b .V 'J P '3fS',. 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Purchases Farm E The local F F A chapter ven red on an entlrely new project e tlrst of 1ts klnd 1n the state of to Tus proJect mvolves the rchase of a 675 acre farm by e newly forrned Cardmgton Vo tlonal Farm Assocnatxon Inc e Iormer Chrlst Ruth property s purchased The resxdence d 1 3 acres was purchased by wton McClintock vo ag teach who has moved there from Mt lead The farm land will be ltlvated by the F F A boys HAVE FIELD TRIP The flrst of October M Bell took the btologv classes on a iteld tmp to the Lutherar Memorlal Camp near Fultor The purpose of the trip was 1 mal lxfe Manv lnteresting speclm were brought back by mem: of the classes There leaves msects and a salar der Mr Bell found some balls and some boys br: back examples of fungi Thls was a verv inter ibm 0 300,08 aff adlsoapt fof Wg I 8:7131 9 Showut we 17171129406 11711790 1 is We show wel eff 6 hi 01114 S11 12 to school After W ,G 5, 7 'hge It 0 ODDOSIDH team they, Q. 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K ' ' '-q I 1 0 .Y at 8 f O - ,, V e 1 Cb vp I xl l . I Sc an 1- '-' '71 , . . , r. .6112 I g-am 0 . . . ' th , h 'I ' 0 h j tr ' .' ' . 1 . 4' 1 , el-sh U7 5, ,,,,. - ' A ' - . . 590' Q 1 1 !1 - eq' hi' 'fm . I A. V . ,. .N D V Q , 0 - , . .. . . - , I ' I . . F ery. m f' , u gy, 1 . - I A ' ' 1 ' . T lt- 1' 1 1 ' ' ' 'lleiy U1 ' 1nt'rm 231 Alh 1 A ' a- 31 1 , - - , ' , ' d ' r 1 . ' is . ' ' ' . d ' a D' 'Uh l A ' .' ' ' . . . . . ' A V . mul' - 3 ' . -1 The ve1-age a -Ili! 81195, is K In 1 or be WWLQFJ Mr. Patterson--Administrative Advisor, Jim Murphy-fr., Ann Thompson-soph.p Jim Cor- bitt-jr., Mr. Bell-Faculty Advisor, Tim Hardman-sr., president, Juanita Richey-sr., secretary, Joyce Larimer-jr., Joel Shaffer-soph., Carole Harris-fr. STUDENTS OF THE MONTHS facing page lclockwisel Tim Hardman, sr.-October Tom Conaway, ir.-November Dean Curl, soph.-January Pat Long, sr.-February Jeanne Rengert,sr.-March Dale Shaffer, soph.-April Juanita Richey, sr.-May Frank Curl, sr.-December- Stu- dent of the Year. ETIQUETTE AWARD RECIPIENTS Charlotte Patterson, sr.-lst sem. Jeanne Rengert, sr.-2nd sem. Student Council During the i952-53 school year the many activi- ties of our Student Council included the following: The selection of eight well deserving students to hold the title of Student of the Month. From these eight, one was selected to hold the honor of Student of the Year, Also the council has had a great hand in choosing the students to receive the Emily Post Award. Each semester ten names are submitted by the Council to the faculty for the award. The faculty then selects the one they feel most worthy of this honor. Did you notice the decorations last December? The Council certainly deserves a hand for the fine job they did to help bring about a bright Christmas spirit. Some of the other activities promoted by the Student Council are sponsoring movies, homecoming activities, promoting the annual election of cheer- leaders, and sponsoring assembly programs. The ex- change assembly with Mt. Gilead proved to be quite a hit with the students of both schools. The sweat shirts, scarves, beanies, etc., with our emblem of the pirate which you have often seen were sold by the Council members. STAFF Editor ........................ Morris Westbrook Assistant Editor .................... Donna Hart Business Manager ................ Don Ocker Assistant Business Manager ........ Joyce Underwood Circulation Manager ............ Ella Gossett Feature Editor ..,............... Helen Zeigler Junior High Editor ............ Judy McGraw Elementary News Editor ......., Betty Betts Sports Editor .................... Ed Hempfield Photography Editor ...........,.. Larry Faust Proofreader ...................... Marlene Bean Advisor .................. Mrs. Ruth Patterson Typing .......... ........ M iss Lois Shumway, Typing Advisor Several smart students purchase their Search- lights from Circulation Manager Gossett. Searchlight One of our prides at C H S is our school paper, the SEARCHLIGHT. Its quality of reporting has merited our SEARCHLIGHT recognition by Quill and Scroll, the international society ot high school journalists, and six of our students this year were recommended tor individual membership in the so- ciety on the basis ot their journalistic ability and accomplish- ment. Published monthly throughout the year, the SEARCHLIGHT, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Patterson, staff advisor, with a subscription rate of S .70, had a circulation of approx- imately BOO. Hats off to our statt for a job well done! 34 REPORTERS Joyce Aliga Beatrice Blakely Ann Boger Betty Bowman Philip Casteel Dale Coomer James Corbitt Ben Cumston Bob DeBolt Jerry Decker Zanoni Faust Evelyn Foust Tom Fisher John Gompt Ella Gossett Ed Hemptield Carol Kehrwecker Jeone Linstedt Richard Lowther Jacqueline Mason lrma Mateer Don Ocker Gloria Pine Jeanne Rengert Martha Schorr Doris Shaw Betty Strohl Noel Underwood Kathryn Williams Judith Witter Cecil Shoemaker Patricia Long Janice Sparks Janenne Heacock Ann Thompson Geraldine Maceyko Nita Richey County Honor Society FIRST ROW Charlotte Patterson Twula Rentschler Betty Bowman Kathryn Wlllnams Alice Etgen Jeanne Rengert Judy Wltter Ella Gossett Marlene Bean Patrucaa Long Audrey Fowble Shrrley Fowble Donna Hart SECOND ROW Bob DeBolt Richard Rush Martha Schorr Morrls Westbrook Franklln Curl Leo Gattshall Davld Burggraf Eugene Leverlng Tom Con away Joyce Lornmer Evelyn Foust Marlene Frlcke Wlth a membership of twenty fave this year C H S clanmed the largest membershlp of any one school ln the County Honor Socrety We are very proud of each and every person In thus group for they are all much deserving ot the honor wear the gold pm bearnng the C S L S of the National Honor Society Chartered thus sprung we teel that our local chapter whose membershap 1 based upon character scholarshlp leadership and servuce IS a truly worthwhlle adclltnon to our school program The members wish to sun cerely thank those persons responsible for nts organvzatuon National Honor Soclety Chapter FIRST ROW Charlotte Patterson Twnla Rentschler Betty Bowman Kathryn Wrlllams Jeanne Rengert Judith Wltter Alice Etgen Marlene Bean Donna Hart SECOND ROW Rrchard Rush Martha Schorr Morrls Westbrook Franklin Curl David Burggraf Leo Gattshall Joyce Lorrmer Evelyn Foust Bob DeBolt NOT PICTURED Patrncla Long I I I A I I I I A I I I I I A ' I - I4 I b I I II I l I - I . . D. l . . . . With an abundance of pride, nineteen of our students-ten juniors and nnne senlors-now I - . . I . . . I . . 4 S I I . - O I I I I I - I - I I Future Farmers Of America lt has been sand that farmers are the salt of the earth lf thus be so then Cardlngton has some good seasonmg to contnbute not only for the future years but at the present We take a great deal of prnde ln our outstandlng Future Farmers of Amerlca chapter and for good reason we thlnk The record of the chapter s actrvltres durmg the 52 53 school year looks as well un practlce as It does on paper Chlef among the actlvltles of the chapter as a whole were the selling of seeds farmmg of several acres of land near town scrap drnve and pest hunt Cardlngton s livestock judglng team entered In the mvltatronal Llttle International gen eral judgmg contest placed nlnth rn the state and Ralph Strohl sophomore ranked fourth an the lndlvldual scorlng Davld Burggraf junlor won the dlstrlct extemporaneous speaklng contest re celvlng a gold medal The Chapter Parllamentary Procedure team also won a gold medal for the srxth consecutnve year The chapter proudly clanms a State Farmer and member of the state F F A band IH Davld Burggraf On March 6th the boys and their parents allke were honored at the fourteenth annual Par ent Son Banquet at whlch turn Jeanne Rengert sensor was crowned l952 53 F FA Queen near Cardlngton wrth the and of the Cardlngton Vocational Farm Assoclatlon Incorporated This IS the first venture of nts klnd In the state of Ohlo The boys now have a splendld opportun :ty faclng them to prove their ablllty as farm operators and managers We wlsh them the very best of luck In their work Ralph Strohl sentmel Bull Larcom Darrel Bowers Harold Ruth Cecil Shoemaker reporter Kenneth Rengert-chaplam Harold Schorr Noel Hack hlstorlan Melvin Roblnson David Burggraf secretary Eugene Levernng recreatlon leader and stu dent advxsor Lowell Shaffer Davld Blngman Rlchard Rush treasurer Dale Shaffer vuce presldent James Lmscott Rnchard Shoemaker KNEELING Jam Curts presrdent Mr McCl1ntock-advusor NOT PICTURED Jack Olson and Richard Hack Guided always by thelr motto Learning to do, Doung to learn, Earmng to Irve, Lrvlng to serve our Future Farmers, wlth the fune leadershlp and unstructnon of Mr McClnntock, chapter advnsor, are headed for stall bugger and better thrngs un the future I ' I . . I u I I ' I . . . . 1 -1 . . - I . I , ' . , . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, I - I I I ' I I I - - ' ' o ' l- , , .. , , . . . . The outstanding event of the year for the boys was the purchase of a 67.5 acre chapter farm I I ' . I I . . I . i I . I ' . . I . : . . - . nl QQ Eli? We are the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA We face the future with warm courage and high hope . . . For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future Homes where living will be the expression of The activities of the F H A chapter this year ll HH' I U' ' r xt 'Z A. ' Z, I F' I D : ilu -E 5 2 A! at 4, X ,fill UN ,Qin N n ev' slr ' FIRST ROW Janeene Rogers Carole Jones Marsha West brook Carol Lawhead Linda Westbrook Zanoni Faust Delores Lawrence Marlene Bean SECOND ROW Charlotte Patterson parliamentarian song leader Alice Etgen histor lan Jeanne Rengert vice president Shirley Fowble presi dent Geraldine Maceyko secretary Janice Sparks reporter Twila Rentschler treasurer Betty Strohl THIRD ROW everything that is good and fair . . . 4 .,i ll , Audrey Fowble Gloria Davis Betty Dunaway lnez Gordon Mary Shaffer Jane Miller Rosalie Brake Mary Jo Nusser Gloria Pine Miss Lachvayder advisor FOURTH ROW Jacqueline Mason Janet Foltz Barbara Beveridge Geraldine Fowble Ginger Davis Doris Shaw ladell Carpenter Ann Boger Ella Gossett Leona Shatter 9 Degrees of Achievement of which there are were many and quite successful Some of the money making activities were bake sales Hobo Day serving banquets and selling greeting cards Other activities included sponsoring a mock national election and a nursery for P T A meet ings holding a bi county rally sending packages overseas installing a new chapter in the county planning parties with the F F A chapter and holding the annual Parent Daughter Banquet Each and every member worked hard to make these activities successful and profitable for her self and the chapter The Cardington Chapter proudly received the Award of Merit at the F H A State Meeting in May thus honoring it as one of the outstanding chapters in the state organization three constitute an important part of the activity of an F H A chapter The members of the Cardington Chapter earning degrees this year are junior Homemaker Degree Chapter Homemaker Degree Mary Hack Betty Dunaway Carole jones lnez Gordon laneene Rogers lane Miller Marguerite Calbert Ann Boger Marlene Bean Marsha Westbrook Delores Lawrence State Homemaker Degree leanne Rengert Charlotte Patterson 37 nl. t o' Tn. 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I Q c,, V :cr l X1 ii ' , X Ns s 'x f f I ll f fl f I I' ' 'uf I If j Llbrary Club AROUND TABLE Marsha Westbrook sec retary Carol Lawhead Lando Westbrook Beverly Ganson Geradnne Fowble Larry Faust presudent Barbara Relnhart Shnrley Beam treasurer Janet Foltz Delores Law rence reporter Roberta Long ABSENT Gloria Ganson Our three year old lnbrary club has rapidly carved an umportant nlche for ltself In the heart of the school The capable llbrarlans have lmproved our Ilbrary conslderably by classlfylng and arranging books keeprng frles and slgnung out and mending books We wash to thank them for theur efforts Latln C ub FIRST ROW Charles Brown Bull Ocker Merle Toomey Rose Evans Dorena Ruehrmund Ella Stone Sylvra Truax Linda McElroy Ann Thompson Dottle Haycook Roberta Long Patracla Long Emlly Mosher SECOND ROW Miss Burr Eugene Leverung Mllls Poorman Bob Couts Phyllls George Lacreta McCllsh Laura Lowther Dana Sherman Betty Bowman Sue Wetzel Barbara Souller Charlotte Pat terson THIRD ROW Juanlta Rrchey Jlm Murphy Frank Cur Morris Westbrook Duck Koon Larry Faust Tom Fnsher Joan Ross Janet Betts Barbara Cumston Carol Harrus Marlene Bean Emuly Reed Judy Mosher Barbara Beveridge Jeanne Heacock FOURTH ROW Leona Shatter Marllyn Boger Martha Schorr Joyce Lorlmer Evelyn Foust Marlene Frrcke Tom Conaway Joel Shaffer Davld Burg graf Dean Curl Ruth Bond Norlta Frlcke Carol Kehr wecker Eileen Reed Jeanne Rengert Margaret Byrd Barbara Relnwald in-r L- F 'l ki iw ---u EJ I l A Aw lwlll ' l ll . 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IIA ' :ll 5 , I In I I I I I I LJ 'T Ll. wg L4 l T I -1 'Lv- Ag' iv FIRST ROW Barbara Resnwald freshman Lacretsa McClssh Rschey sensor Jeane Curts sunsor THIRD ROW Ansta sophomore Loss Lsnstedt freshman Ann Boger sunsor Msller Patrscsa Whsttaker flower gsrls Lyle Counts crown Lsnda McElroy sophomore SECOND ROW Betty Betts bearer Joyce Underwood queen Donna Hart retsrsng sunsor ladell Carpenter sensor Ella Gossett sensor Juansta queen Delores Ebert Lsnda Hardman flower gsr s May Queen and Court The annual May Day festsvstses held on Frsday May lst featured the crownsng of the l953 May Queen joyce Underwood by the retsrsng queen Donna Hart The Queen and her court were entertasned by a program pre sented by the grades and the May Pole Dance by the seventh and esghth grades Varsed 'races for the students were held sn the afternoon and the faculty defeated the freshmen 7 to 5 sn an excstsng baseball game The actsvstses of the day were clsmaxed by the Sensor May Day Dance sn the evensng Complsments of Complsments of Vaughn Wslhams Lloyd Corwin Gulf Servsce Famous Brand Shoes Mt Gslead Ohso Mt Gslead Ohso , s I 47. . , 4 1-along? 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HH S o'mElieGf5hfa1S Sgglioitopglobetroi- y POI.l0 BENEFIT GAME On January ol two flash out fits the Faculty fpardon the ex presslonl hot So Hot Shots under the able assistance of L Syca foose Hert played a highly rated team of the Senior Intramu al Basketball League the Globe Trotters who tied with the Grem lms for Iirst place and then won the play off In final minutes of play with the faculty the Globe Trotters were squeezed from a vlctory by margin of two points Farmall McClintock saved the day for the lfaculty with deadly fowl shots The Globe Trotters were playing vuth three men lll the final sec onds of the game due to fouls The lineups Farmall McClintock 1 9 11 Paderewski Marcase 5 0 10 Lo Shot B ll 2 5 9 One Arm Davis 0 1 1 Set Shot Patterson 2 2 6 Dagwood Pat te son 0 0 0 Much aBel1y Dowler 0 0 0 Frm Hardman 3 0 6 Jim Sny der 3 1 7 Mel Robinson 3 1 7 Jerry Decker 1 4 6 Lowell Shaf fer 2 1 5 Bruce Reppart 2 0 4 Lloyd Ruehrmund 0 0 0 Faculty ..... ,...,. 1 0 5 12 10-37 Globe-.Trotters 6 8 ll 77 5 9 Cla d forsgrgg 1953 win be 1 Com uation at the 74th 4F N Se V lfffllgy Wsnifogla a as 'ISI Sh I0 eheldlnitufe of 0 and H C1 nellef .V I., I KENNETH RN wms sub C0 sits, SALES fhgfr RENGERT G1 d L mm f See nfl C0 C Yfs els czthapter Seed SO w deft goxggmans ayngfon F F A C Inf-'Pe bv me Car Second ln, M7311 91' Shatter Was 6655 bus W111 G me Som broug 11 Ytfefii :Zinn whichcommxssi 13,15 J 7275 ln I S 11' t W 8 gre Pnafecfgnlor HJ 'C' 1: his Oppz? wi, cg df rherhespl OUR r if B ai prof' 75 fOr nhalrateer me fo es -7. t Ov S bv S Wo bog T 3 Stahir the Sc'OI'1!?8 611- 11 1 the f t 'dee '32 5aVr J 0 t V Po OUP!! 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A 9 bac will b X Vrnna- y ,Z QF O00 les were now on the ulll0rS Plan i 9 classgoi ton School gh V I o 45000 1 b mst year are m Po d 0 . 1 e ce fLg-- Q45-D' in li, o'0n,Q.o'!, 02 H in the Yiiwbgclret tournaa ll El' ver Banquet giggle lssamnu sans cnanrsn 5 O rife Qlgat held 1332 Kim be A Members of the Junior 1 -11 t Dehnite seats will be assigned 'P 'S Md gf tolurnamued a lad- are swinging into a rl' C .S WI, .3 to Sflldents for all forthcomingag. 6 I thiS Yew- Ca 9 in Which lfaflqllet-plans. This 351131122 3 Ca semblies and' home room teach- .7 0620 Oo af ament ti :agile is olaci? .tnrrty will be held Saturday QQ, , , an na v enmg May 9'at 6.30 in th I ers win check the roll for attend 9 'Lf' 0 dmclp fd on a . Y - . Q4 V ,Q .J d the ca 11 ngf ance- If 15110966 that this new A O QI? . a Card alrsdn may Cha aiov auditorium, A me t- e 0 d uniors' mothers wismslof the Thursday e ' . e d last ,the menu. 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Av sw FRONT ROW Evelyn Foust Patrucua Long Joyce Underwood Joyce Alnga Ann Schwartz James Murphy Bob Couts Ella Jean Stone Harold Claytor Janenne Heacock SECOND ROW Dana Sherman Jon Yoke Mary Shaffer THIRD ROW Glorra Burggraf Dorena Ruehrmund Judnth Mosher Janeene Rogers Ann Boger Leona Shaffer Joyce Lonmer Barbara Souller Barbara Beverldge Noruta Frlcke Ann Thompson Esther Foust Sylvla Barton FOURTH ROW Jeanne Rengert Kenneth Ren gert Jon Sellars Rxchard Koon Laura Lowther Bob Riggs George Shaffer FIFTH ROW Dottle Haycook Marlene Frlcke Bull Ocker Paul Ruehrmund Deon Curl Eileen Reed Jlm Cor butt Davnd Sherwood Margaret Byrd Phullvp Conaway Char lotte Patterson Bob DeBolt Davrd Burggrat Betty Betts Betty Bowman Franklin Curl Lloyd Ruehrmund NOT PICTURED Kay Sellars Jane Patterson George Etgen Barbara Helmllch Smythe VanSuckle Margaret VanVoorhns Valerie Chalfant Carol Thompson Band There s somethlng about a hometown band' And there certarnly ns somethmg about our Dowlerlte band that makes us happy to call them ours' The band has partuclpated nn numerous octnvntres Football game shows home basketball game entertaunment andthe county basketball tournament would come first on the lust Next would be Included thelr appearance on a specral P T A program a school assembly program local parades County Musrcale May Day and Commencement Thelr year of practlce and ploy was cllmaxed by the presentation of the annual sprung band concert on May 5 l953 The 42 prece marchzng band tooted up a lot of school splrlt at our sports events, and their marching shows certainly added color to these aftarrs The concert band of 58 pieces uncludnng several new concert anstruments IS consndered one of Cardnngton s best Above all the band has ganned a tuner conceptuon and apprecnatlon of varled types of musac as evidenced by thelr performances this year The students have enjoyed tremendously their musucal partucnpatuon ln thus group We would all luke to say congratulations to every member ot the band for your tune. work and glve a special round of applause for Mr Wllllam Dowler durector for his splendrd guidance and lnstructlon and the Interest he has created un thus actlvnty Majorettes Color Guard Irma Mateer Ann Boger 42 Joyce Alaga Bob McNary Emnly Reed Enleen Reed Jam Patterson - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 I I I I I I I I - I I ' ' I I I I - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , - . 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FIRST ROW Shirley Fowble Pat Long Audrey Fowble Geraldlne Wllson Evalyn Bowman Jeane Curts Helen Zelgler Betty Bowman Kathryn Wnllxams Jacquelune Mason Geraldlne Maceyko Donna Hart Emuly Mosher SECOND ROW Juanrta Rlchey Nancy Maple Ella Gossett Dranel Sherman Gxnger Davns Dons Shaw Judith Witter ladell Carpenter Jeanne Rengert Marlene Frucke Ann Boger Evelyn Foust THIRD ROW Barbara Beveridge Betty Strohl Ruchard Koon Ben Cumston Paul Ruehrmund Tom Fxsher Robert DeBolt Dale Coomer Charles Brown FOURTH ROW Don Ocker Jerry Decker Jnm Corbltt Dean Curl Tum Hardman Moms Westbrook Noel Underwood Cholr The choir directed by Mr Marcase also has had a busy year havung partlclpated un a varlety of actuvltles Their Inst of public appearances Includes the Thanksglvung assembly e lcatlon program P T A Holy Week Servnce assembly programs and baccalaureate Eleven of their number were selected to partlclpate an the Hugh School Muslc Festlval held at Ohno Wes leyan Unlversuty on February 7th Durlng the Christmas holldays the chonr presented The Shepherd a dramatlc Christmas cantata Most of their sprung work centered about their oper etta presented on April 23rd as the grand finale of their work of the year Shreds and Patches from Gilbert and Sullnvan portrays the duftucultles of the Monaco Opera Company which us on the verge of bankruptcy yet IS strlvung to regaun nts previous pos: tlon The cast IS as follows Coyly manager of the company Morris Westbrook John Darte dlrector of the company Noel Underwood Midas Goldentouch wealthy uncle of Jenny Nearly Ben Cumston Mutterby old experienced member of the company Tum Hardman Jenny Lund Nearly-ambntuous to become a star Pat Long Elleen Gray singer In company engaged to John Darte Mr Goldentouch ns also Interested In her Nita Rlchey Pattl Zuvlel superannuated but stall tlnrtatlous opera star who acts as It she were ZO and stall slender Barbara Beverldge To our vocalnsts we say We ve enjoyed your music immensely thus year but probably no more than you yourselves have We hope that each of you wall contlnue on wlth your musical abnlnty ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I I I ' Z 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 I I I I I I I ' l I ' I I . . , d Cl- , . . . , . . . . , . . 11 1, . . . . . , . 11 11 - - - - - I I 1 1 ' Mr. - , .... .. 1 1 1 1 . 11 1 . . . . I - - 11 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Sylvia Truax, Loss Linsteclt, Carole Harris, Ianecne Rogers, lanenne Heacock, Ella lean Stone, Emily Reed, Ann Thompson, lurlith Mosher, Marilyn Long- short, Dottie I-laycook, Mr. Marcase- instructor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Reinwalcl, Mary Shatter, loan Ross, Lacretra McClish, Ruth Bond, Barbara Soulier, Norita Fricke, Erleen Reed, Dana Sherman, Margaret Byrd, Laura Lowther. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GLEE CLUB Ronald Heacock, Merle Toomev, lehn Ben nett, Sammy Cant: Lynn Challant, Cary Faust, Ronald Pune, Paul Landon, james Baer, Charles Brown, SEATED. Mr, Mar- case. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Marcella Dw- on, Carol Higgins, Barbara Evarw, lurlv Smith Dorine Pinkerton, Carol Bette, Iurlv McGraw. Cretchen Wetzel, Donna Hall, Nancy Ruxh, Yvonne Kwor, Linfla Linkfott, Viola Moiher SECOND ROW' Doris Warlrlell, Silver Rowell, lucly Toomey, Carol Clavtor, lane Patterson, Lurille Sim- meri, Elizabeth Bingfman, Valerie Chsltant, Carol Oek- er, Carol Thompson, loyce Bowers, Esther Foost, San- dra Sexton, Lois Betta, Mr lVlarcase-irwlructor. THIRD ROW' Duanna Ullom, Patri- cia Aolt, Beseie Lyle, Mar' garet Vanvoorhm, Shirley Whitaker. Marilyn Calbert, Kay Sellars. Sylvia Barton. Helen Ombon, Barbara Heim- lich, Ianet Strohl. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROVU Rohert lohniton, Clive jenkins, Charlei Merrie Nlelvin Zeieler, Donald Ault. Davirl Heaccck, Ralph lxlcCliQh, Carl Showalter, Dean Bincirrian SECOND ROXV' Sam Nokher, Robert Harris Phillip Conawav, Larrv Baugh- man, Harolfl Claxtor, Vaughn Cole. Davifl Roe- eri, Tornrny lXlacevl4o Daxirl Fisher, Paul Beam, Mr 'Warfafe lnftrurtnr THIRD ROXV Srrmthe Van? rL ln lanwew E--ten, DeW.1'yne lonei, Charlei Cexer Keith Rrhey, Robert 'xlrNary. lames Piitterfoo Re ler rk Ienlclni. Ceorqe Shaf'er, Louis XVaterer L A EQEEWIG AND 2 u J DQAMATIK21 -.A 46 Teen Time by Anne Coulter Martens Directed by Miss Fae Burr Presented by junior Class Cardington School Auditorium November 20-Zl 8:00 P. M. Synopsis Wendy isn t interested In Tim and his loud sweaters carefree manner and his pickup truck anymore because Harley has appeared with his beautiful manners and a yellow convertible Wendy s younger sister Babe who thinks she s a lady wrestler and tries her holds on all of Wendy s friends doesn t help matters any Wendy s lack of interest makes Tim miserable He s determined to get her back and the way to do It is to get her elected queen of a new popular Teen Haven which is being set up Tim has been mowing lawns with a borrow ed lawnmower to make money to pay for an election parade he has planned for Wendy Wendy is miserable because candldiates for queen don t campaign Now it looks as if Wendy s rival Gay is sure to win Then to Tim s horror he finds out that he has borrowed the lawnmower from a Mrs Nash by mistake She is the landlady of the Teen Haven and is about to conclude a big bus: ness deal with Wendys father Mrs Nash has reported the theft of her lawnmower to the police and Milligan the cop is looking for someone who is weoring o sweoter just like the one Tim is wearing The humorous complico tions pile up one on top of the other Through a mistake Tim convinces the neighbors that Wendy s father is bankrupt and gifts of food begin appearing on their doorstep and friends offer loans and lots of sympathy The exciting conclusion is a fitting ending to these merry predicaments Wendy Mrs Meade Mr Meade Babe Marietta Tim Da rby ay Miss Denning Mrs Nash Milligan Gus Nona Wilbur Tiny Cast Twila Rentschler Betty Betts Ann Boger Gloria Pine Tom Conaway loyce Underwood jeane Curts Beatrice Blakely Helen Zeigler Dovid Burggrcif lm Curts Audrey Fowble Marlene Frrcke loyce Lorimer Evelyn Foust Marlene Bean joyce Alma David Sherwood Ronald Warfel Zanoni Faust Mary jo Nusser jim Corbntt Richard Rush . , . . . . I I . , . . ' I I I ' I ' I I , l . . . , . I I . , . . , . . . , . . . . , I I ' I . U I . . .- ' I II II I I . , . . . . I , . . ........--..-...----.----------------------- , Harley ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,........... ....................... . .Eugene Levering cs ......s,.....,.......s,.... ..,....s...,..ss. , . -----------------,----,---------- --------- , s P A Feudin' Over Yonder by LeRoma Rose presented by Senior Class of Cardington High School April IO, i953 8:00 P. M. New Auditorium Directed by Miss Fae Burr Synopsis The play centers around the Popoff family and the Fry family who have been feuding for yea rs because one of the Popoff boys said he was going out to shoot an old skunk one day and accidentally shot Paw Fry instead Periodic ally Mountain Maggie must come to patch up someone hurt in the feud Rosie Belle Fry being handy with a gun takes the only unattached male in the hills from under her sister Emmy s nose Emmy who d like to get hitched decides she ll end up as an old maid if she doesn t get one of the Popoff boys But how can she marry someone with whom her family is having a feud? She enlists the aid of Mountain Maggie who s tired of tending to victims of the feud to put an end to it Mountain Maggie wise in the ways of human nature convinces Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff that some plain sugar water she gives them is a love potion which make them fall in love They are tired of being lonely and have just about decided to marry and end the feud when Rosie Belle arrives with the news that it was all a trick Once more the feud is go ing full force ln the end of course the feud is ended and everybody is happy Cast Mountain Maggie lold woman who s quite a characterl l3l lICe Sparks Maw Fry lmiddle aged wornanl Pat Long Emmy Fry ldaughter of Maw Fryl Marilyn Boger Clem Fry lMaw Frys lazy sonl Lloyd Ruehrmund Rosle Belle Fry lanother daughter of Maw Fry and a pain to the famllyl Dranel Sherman Aunt Harry Hornhonker la very domineering womanl ladell Carpenter Becky Mae Hornhonker lAunt Harry s niecel Evalyn Bowman Willy Hornhonker lAunt Harry s son a homely mountain boyl John Wilson Pappy Popoff lhead of the feudin Popoffsl Melvin Robinson Zeke Popoff lPappy Popoff s son a good lookin fellal Noel Underwood Travelin Preacher lserious hardworking man of Godl Larry Faust Square Dancers Weddmg Guests Muslcnans . . I I I . . I . ' ' I I ' Il ' Il ' I I . , . . , . . y . . I , . . . . I ' I I . ,, . ,, . . . . I ' I I ' . . , . . lzzie Fry lsweet, handsome boyg Maw Fry's sonl .................... Ed Hempfield I , . . , h . . , .. . , . . I . --F- I. --E. .- , ........ . , . . , ------.------.------ Thespian Chapter FIRST ROW: Nita Richey, Ella Gossett, secretary-treasurer, Jeane Curts, Helen Zeigler, Zanoni Faust, Geraldine Vv'ilson, Jean Linstedt, Twila Rentschler, Audrey Fowble, Geraldine Maceyko, vice president, Shirley Fowble, Donna Hart, Joyce Underwood. SECOND ROW: Pat Long, Mari- lyn Boger, Dranel Sherman, Janice Sparks, Leona Shaffer, Alice Etgen, Evelyn Faust, Ann Boger, Joyce Aliga, Beatrice Blakely, Nadine Claytor, Lacretia McClish, Gloria Pine, Betty Betts, Marlene Bean, Jacqueline Mason, Betty Strohl, Miss Burr, advisor. THIRD ROW: Richard Koon, Larry Faust, Jeanne Rengert, Martha Schorr, Tom Fisher, scribe, Noel Underwood, president, Eugene Levering, Ed Hemptield, David Burggraf, Joel Shaffer, John Wilson, Tom Conaway, Don Ocker, Jim Curts, David Sherwood, Ronald Wartel, Lloyd Ruehrmund. No Greater Love lone-act playl Grandma Cain ........................ Pat Long Les Cain ......... ........... l im Murphy ludith Cain ....... ...... T wila Rentschler Helen johnson .... .t... j eanne Rengert Doctor Cain ..................., David Burggraf No greater love hath any man than this: that he lay down his lite for a friend. Entered in state one-act play contest. FIRST ROW: Emily Mosher, Evalyn Bowman, Jeane Curts, Helen Zeigler, Zanoni Faust, Mary Jo Nusser, Jean Linstedt, Twila Rentschler, Audrey Fowble, Geraldine Maceyko, Shirley Fowble, Donna Hart, Joyce Underwood, Miss Burr, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Ella Gossett, ladell Carpenter, Marilyn Boger, Dranel Sherman, Janice Sparks, Leona Shaffer, Ann Boger, Joyce Aliga, Beatrice Blakely, Gloria Pine, Betty Betts, Jacqueline Mason, Doris Shaw, Barbara Beveridge, Betty Bowman, Nita Richey, Pat Long, Tim Hardman. THIRD ROW: Ginger Davis, Jeanne Rengert, president, Marlene Fricke, Martha Schorr, Paul Ruehrmund, Tom Fisher, Noel Underwood, Judith Witter, secretary-treasurer, Joyce Lorimer, Eugene Levering, Melvin Rob- inson, David Burggraf, Dale Coomer, Don Ocker, Jerry Decker, Jim Curts, Irma Mateer, David Sherwood, Betty Strohl. 48 Dramatics Club Debate Resolvedi That the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union. Joyce Lorimer, Eugene Levering, Laura Lowther, Dana Sherman, Carol Harris, David Burggraf, Betty Bow- man, Evelyn Foust. Prince of Peace SEATED: Lacretia McClish, Janice Sparks, Barbara Soulier, Jacquelinc Mason, Pat Long, Carol I-larris, Ella Jean Stone, Emily Reed, Dottie Hay- cook, Charlotte Patterson. STANDING: Carole Jones, Evelyn Foust, Marlene Fricke, Joyce Lorimer, Harold Ruth, Eugene Levering, Dano Sherman, Barbara Reinwald, Margaret Byrd, Betty Bowman, Jim Murphy, Leona Shaffer, Miss Burr. ,,.a... ...YW N. F. L. BACK ROW: Barbara Reinwald, Mar- garet Byrd, Laura Lowther, Jeanne Rengert, David Burggrat, Evelyn Foust, Eugene Levering. FRONT ROW: Dottie I-laycook, Jim Murphy, Betty Bowman, Joyce Lori- mer, Pat Long, Frank Curl. STANDING: Miss Burr, Charlotte Pat- terson. Individual Events STANDING: Barbara Reinwald. SEATED1 Marlene Bean, Leona Shaf- fer, Ann Thompson, Barbara Soulier, Jim Murphy, Ella Jean Stone, Jan- enne Heacoclc, Emily Reed, Linda McElroy. Compliments of Fat Byrd Cardington, Ohio i WF, 'Z' . v -. 1 E1 , .X XV. Q Q .,' f .z A-A Q as itl- if T' 'I' N- l . . Q ,M , , .J ws ev ,, 1 .f -. ,S 1 1'- Q:JZ25.z-1?51, ,L ' W 5 ' ' ' :raps ' K - n,,..--- .,- B, I I:- .. , A 2 fe 4 KW.: fi' if 'Si X 1 Q ,,. ff - ,5 J, q kg . in i '!.'... 5 K., f l L W.,N -4 Z Q U7 W C f' ,S 1 -3 , W , ., , 1 Y 1 if 'Q if. l 1 Y 1 + 5 J . 89,51 V A Q , ' 0fl:f?2i12?i1fiw .Q L-s,gW,g3,ii5qg, in we , oooo S ni 'Q .. Q Q 4 in f do QT gi v an Boomer Coomer Brush Honorary Captain Underwood Speedy Decker B19 Be' . Name wi. Grade Pos M' cumsmn Tom Fisher ......,..,.... 140 Jr. HB Ocker Jerry Decker .....,.... 145 Sr. E Jon Sellars .............. 145 Soph. B Tom Conaway ........ 160 Jr. E Paul Ruehrmund 170 Jr. G Jim Curts ................ 132 Jr, HB Tim Hardman ......,. 155 Sr. G Lloyd Ruehrmund .140 Sr. E Noel Underwood .... 162 Sr. QB Quincy Don Ocker ..........,,,. 147 Sr. HB S uint H,,dm,,, Russell Seitter ........ 155 Jr. T Fclshe, Bruce Reppart .......,., 153 Sr. QB Don Wilson ............ 205 Soph T Lowell Shaffer ........ 165 Sr. G Noel Hack .............. 170 Soph G Joel Shaffer ............ 198 Soph. T Ben Cumston .......... 175 Sr. T David Burggraf ........ 183 Jr. C Jim Snyder .............. 182 Soph. G Dale Coomer .......... 182 Sr. FB John Wilson ............ 185 Sr. C Uiiffj Melvin Robinson 192 sr. T CQJQLZZ Dick Koon .............. Soph. HB Harold Schorr ........ Soph E James Murphy ....... Fr. HB Robert Couts ...... Soph. G John . Bennett ...... Fr. E Ralph Strohl ........ Soph. G Don Healea ........... Soph. Ronald Heacock .... Fr. Jon Yake ............... Fr. Billy Ocker .......... Fr. - agzinson JClCk Selffer ........... slflosdli David Sherwood ..... Jr. David Bingman ....... Fr. Dean Curl ............ Soph Jack Olson ......... Fr. Merle Toomey ...... Fr. Gary Faust ............ Fr. Mills Poorman ....... Soph. For Boy Shaffer Showboot Shaffer Clem Conoway Bolts Debolt, Curly Pine Junior and Hurlwind Hempfield Ruehrmund are tending Fat Boy Shaf- fer. no Ulf.- Ev f Ref - l lll. Q . ' 5-J 5 io 'L ' ' ' M456 7n'7 i sgsw 4. .f- fi M Mlddle Buckeye Conference Champlons FIRST ROW Merle Toomey Harold Schorr Davld Blngman Ronnie Heacock Robert Couts Don Healea Jack Olson Dean Curl .llm Murphy Jon Yake Bob DeBolt manager SECOND ROW Ronnle Pune Ed Hempfleld managers Ralph Strohl Ronald Levlngs Gary Faust Jon Sellars Mllls Poorman David Sherwood Duck Koon Jack Seltter Bull Ocker Jack Wnlllamson THlRD ROW Bruce Reppart Russell Sentter Joel Shaffer Jerrry Gandee Noel Hack David Burggraf Lowell Shaffer Don Wilson Lloyd Ruehrmund Paul Ruehrmund Jim Curt FOURTH ROW Floyd Davis asslstant coach Dale Coomer honorary captam Noel Underwood Jerry Decker Ben Cumston Tum Hardman John Wilson Jlm Snyder Melvln Robinson Tom Con away Don Ocker Tom Fnsher Dennus Bell head coach The Cardmgton Purates agann clalm a succesful season of football wlth a record of 6 wms and 2 losses The grldders opened thear season by defeating Centerburg m the Middle Buckeye League Preview 7 to O In the season s opening game the powerful Pirates met and defeated Utica 28 to O The C H S men then traveled to johnstown where they defeated the johnnles 25 to O Next they play ed a powerful Bug Walnut team and nn a hard fought game won over the Golden Eagles l3 to 6 The Plrates then journeyed to Rlchwood where to the tune of 44 to O they were handed thenr fnrst defeat of the season The following game was played agamst the Centerburg Troyans and m a very tough battle Cardnngton defeated them before a large homecoming crowd by a score of l9 to 7 The C H S men next met and overpowered by a score of l9 to O the lndnans of Mount Gnlead Then playnng agamst a powerful Frederlcktown team although the Pnrates played thenr best game of the season they were turned back 7 to 6 bya last minute score by the Freddles In their last battle of the season they journeyed to meet an old rlval the Elm Valley Aces and to hand them a l4 to 6 defeat We are very proud of our team thus year They fought hard all the way and brought home the Middle Buckeye Conference champuonshup They also became the flrst team to wln per manent possessuon of the conference Press Trophy by wlnnmg the conference championship three times Three cheers for the Pnrotes' Q Lovely to look ot Rode-lla Jenkuns freshman Juannta Rnchey sensor Ella Gossott queen Marsha Westbrook sophomore Gloria Pune gunlor Homecoming Queen and Court Homecoming Before a huge homecoming crowd on October lOth Ella Gossett senior was crowned l952 Homecoming Queen by game captain Don Ocker The Pirate team dad their part to make thus a happy occasion for all present by defeatlng the Centerburg Trojans l9 to 7 In a rouslng game The sensor sponsored l-lomecomnng Dance followlng the game cllmaxed a perfect eve ning for many tired but very happy C H S students and fans Junior High Basketball Team .ii FRONT-1 Charles Morris, Jim Patterson, Olen Kaelber, l.arry Crum, Earl Brake, Freshman Team Noel Underwood-coach, David Bingrnan, Jim Murphy, Rennie Pine, Sam Gantz, Gary Faust, Don Ocker-coach, Jon Yoke, John Bennett, Ronnie Heacock, Merle Toomey, Bill Ocker. Our freshman cagers also established a good record this year. With such fine showings as these we're expecting big things from these fellows in the future. To our coaches, Floyd Davis and Dennis Bell, we owe many, many rounds of thanks and applause for their splendid work in helping the boys through their 52353 sports campaigns. Sportmanship is their constant byeword and to them each boy is something special. We say 'thank-you' and extend our best wishes tor success in your future coaching seasons. 55 Jerry l'-lealea, Lloyd Ccolcfemancger, BACK: Tom Maceyko, George Shatter, Bob Mchlary, Frank Levering, Don Caomer, Bill Strahl. Coached by Mr. Davis, Card- ingtan's little cagers have really done themselves and the rest of us proud with their fine season's record and their capture ot the county iunior high championship. Three cheers for the little Piratesl l RESERVE RECORD OPP CHS Marengo .............................. 20 42 Johnstown ..... ........ 2 O 39 Chesterville ...... ........ 2 7 36 Fredericktown ..... ....... 3 I 25 Edison .............. ........ 2 6 34 Richwood ..Ao... ........ 3 7 23 Johnsville ..... ....... 3 6 47 Iberia ........ ....... 3 6 33 Sparta ........,.. ....... I 8 34 Mt. Gilead ..... ....... 3 6 26 Marengo .... ....... 3 O 38 St. Mary's ..... ....... 3 8 26 Chesterville ...,.. ....... 5 4 36 Elm Valley .,... ....... 4 3 46 Johnsville ..... ....... 5 7 55 Mt. Gilead ........ ....... 3 2 39 Big Walnut ...... ....... 4 3 36 Iberia ..,....,............... ........ 4 5 42 Edison ....,.....................,....... 29 40 Sparta ...,.....................,........ 40 44 County Tournament Sparta ..............,................... 26 48 Edison .,..............,................. 40 45 Iberia w,,,,,,,,....,t..sV,.............. 44 32 OVERALL RECORD: Won I3, Lost I0 VARSITY KNEELING: Don Ock- er, Noel Underwood, Frank Curl, Coach Bell, Earl Shaffer, Ben Cumston, Tom Cona- way. STANDING: Donald Waddell, Ralph King, Ed Hempfield, Dean Curl, Mills Poorman, Jim Curts. VARSITY RECORD OPP CHS Marengo ..................,.........,, 36 35 Johnstown ........ ......... 4 6 48 Chesterville .......... ,,..,. 5 O 45 Fredericktown ...... ...... 7 6 48 Edison ............... ...... 6 4 53 Richwood ........ ...... 7 9 47 Johnsville ....... ...... 6 9 48 Iberia ......... ...... 5 7 55 Sparta ............ ...... 5 7 55 Mt, Gilead ...... ...... 5 9 40 Marengo ..... ...... 5 2 45 St. Mary's ...... ...... 6 O 54 Chesterville .... ...... 5 7 46 Elm Valley ...... ......,.. 6 I 32 Johnsville ....... ......... 6 6 40 Mt. Gilead ...... ...... 5 9 57 Big Walnut ..,, ...... 6 I 63 Iberia ......... ...... ...... 6 3 48 Edison .................................. 45 48 Sparta ..............,................... 45 5I County Tournament Chesterville .......................... 59 47 Marengo .............................. 44 59 Chesterville .,......................., 58 52 OVERALL RECORD: Won 5, Lost I8 RESERVES Jim I-Ienthorne, Bill Larcam, Ralph King, Jon Sellars, Paul Stephens, Dean Curl, Earl Shaffer, Mills Poorman, Jerry Gandee, Jack Williamson, Dale Shaffer, Gene Martin. 56 -.Qs is ww Earl Shaffer it gsm fi' Noel Underwood nil' M4 4 1,4 Don Ocker L! an Frank Cur X , ramad Ben Cumston Tom Concway Compliments of Compliments of I Shaffel-'S Party Store Robinsons Sohlo Ccrdmgton, Ohio Cordlngton, Ohio RESERVE Ronme Pune Jeane Curts Bob Riggs Cheerleaders Our cheerleaders are to be commended tor the wonderful splrlt and team support they have given both our football and basketball teams this past year They dldn t give up and were there backing the boys to the very end Their new cheers and attractive outflts added much to the team and crowd spmt We all say Good work kndsl VARSITY Charlotte Patterson Ella Gossett Helen Zelgler Joyce Underwood FRONT ROW Ball Larcom Don Healea Jon Sellars Tom Conaway Dale Shaffer BACK ROW Noel Underwood Tum Hardman Don Ocker honorary captam Ed Hempfleld Frank Curl John Wilson Lowell Shaffer Lloyd Ruehrmund Baseball Squad ln summung up the l953 baseball season for the Pnrates we fmd them wlth a record of 6 wms and 5 set backs and m possesslon of the county tournament runner up trophy Leadmg the Plrate pntchmg staff was Ed Hempfneld holdmg a record of 4 wms and 2 losses Frank Curl was hugh ln the battmg department wnth an average of 379 Then came Hempfneld wnth 333 and Lowell Shaffer wnth 303 Don Ocker sensor was named 53 honorary baseball captam Pnrates Pirates Purates Pnrat s Purates P I rates Purates Pnrates Pnrates Psrates Season s Record County Edison Mt Gilead Edison Johnsville Mansfield Gallon Lexington Tournament Chestervnlle Johnsville lberla ' ........................ l8 . 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Bus Drivers Virgil Denton Floyd Davis Noble Skinner Kenneth Kehrwecker Mrs. Grace Mateer Mrs. Berta Stiffler Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elbert Cooks Mrs. Nola Bean Mrs. lva Denton Mrs Dot Kreis Mrs Mabel Kehrwecker Jamfors IN MEMORY of Mr. Marian Elmer Schorr Mr. Pinkswn our faithful janitor Mf- Moms and friend. so 3 BOLINGER IMPLEMENT Compllmenfs Of Dealers In 8 john Deere Farm EVERYTHING MUSICAL Machinery and Repairs Phone 338 R EdIson OhIo I63 South MaIn MarIon OhIo COmP enIS of GORDON and JAGGER KOON S GROCERY Motor Sales Where Quallfy Counts Sales Fords Sennce Phone 79 Cardmgton OhIo Mt GIIead OhIo HERCULES NIGHT OUT Ione act comedyl Iyn Foust Jonenne Heacock Margaret Byrd MIIIS Poorman and Don Heolea CONGRATULATIONS CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY CLASS OF 53 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER THE SMITH CLOTHING co Fam EqU'P'f'e I Phone ZIOO4 MARION S BEST MEN S STORE Marlon Ohm COMPLIMENTS I TIIE DIHHDND STUFF 0F HHHIDN 1 I1 1 TAYLOR S MARKET .QQ Q QW TER ST MAR O OHIO Mt C-Ilead OhIo I ll DY 7 1 I , I ' v ' I S, I I , I X : 2 V I ' Joel Shaffer, Dick Koon, Eve- I I I I l , . 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