Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

if anouno ow 'Q U . 7 y . 7' an W Q Q' m N HBBVH 'B , B .r BGSU-9 '0- l 113lWGO'B'W 0 42 S116 'f' r 931103-91 k Q lG3WlH95'5 Q100if'f NQWG W 3 L 3 ,. il Cbyvk T' T3 gs, at ,931 D. - ,,,, 1 lv, TH 8 ELKONIAN WASHINGTON TWP SCHOOL ENTERVILLE ,om 1951 O . Q 'N QQ GRETA BRCEK Firsf Affendonf . W i v W ff W ,f ,M 2 1 WF' X Q E WR W PHYLLIS STANLEY SQCOYIA AHQHJGH SALLY BURIF F omecominq ueen up 1 '-1-n5',-3-fl-If wr::H1v'wr 1,f ', Irvs: filrrffyl-mr--. -- v-we T T emorfq ol Charles Zimmerman Yet Love will dream and Faith will trust, fSince He who knows our need is justj That somehow, somewhere, meet we must. Alas for him who never sees, The stars shine tlrough his cypress-trees! Wln, hopeless, lays his dead away, Nor looks to see the breaking day, Across themournful marbles play! Who hath not learned, in hours of faith, 'l'he truth to flesh and sense unknown, That Life is ever lord of Death, And Love can never lose its own! From Whittia's Snowbomd MRS. HAMILTON QSecretaryj Mrs. Patricia Hamitlon, our school secretary, graduated from bliss Business College in Columbus, Ohio. She has worked as a secretary at Wright Field. Mrs. Hamilton has been a very fine secretary for our school this year. Our class would like to thank Mrs. Hamilton for all the things she has donelogs this year. Adminislvcnlion an MR. STINGLEY QSUPERINTENDENTD Our superintendent, Mr. C. L. Stingley, graduated from Wil- mington College with a Bach- elor of Science Degree in Ed- ucation. He also has a Master of Arts in School Administration from Ohio State University. Mr. Stingley has had previous experiences as a school prin- cipal, superintendent, and coach at schools in Clinton and Preble counties. Mr. Stingley thinks our school has advanced far in the twelve years he has been here. Since the people have stood solidly behind all school projects and efforts, they have s een our school grow by leaps and bounds. This in itself has been very gratifying in Mr. Sting1ey's eye. Mr. Stingley became superintend- ent when our class entered the first grade. Now we are leaving, but first we want to thank Mr. Stingley for the help he has given us. ClCUlllJ THE FACULTY First row, left to right: Mr. Howe, Mr. Chaney, Miss Sheley, Miss Leichty, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Carr, Mr. Huffman. Second r0w.' Mr. Bombeck, Mr. Constable, Mr. Seal, Mr. Sting- ley, Mr. Buriff, Mr. Watts. MR. WATTS , QPRINCIPALJ Mr. Hadley Watts, our new principal, was graduated from Ohio Northern College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education in 1934. While in 1940 he re- ceived a Master Of Arts Degree in School Administra- tion at Ohio State University. Mr. Watts has had previous experience as a Prin- cipal at Vanlu, Ohio and prior to his coming here he was coach and athletic director at Fairmont High School. Now Mr. Watts is Centervi11e's principal and ath- letic director. During his first year as principal of our school he believes the fine school spirit and co- operation of the students, faculty, and school in gen- eral is of the finest caliber he has ever seen. The senior class wishes to express their thanks and appreciation for all the patience, assistance and guidance he has given us. Adminislvolion ond llfonion Sloll? THE ELKONIAN STAFF TI... Sclml OG.. Ralph L. Woolpert Pre siclent KU? 'gf Q 4 .. :Elf-illlifz, I . m am Jack Puterbaugh A. V. Black C. W. Magsig THE P. T. A. BOARD Gilbert B. Buriff Clerk ' X sg 'WF Carl Schell I N G ? Z I I ff s 64 Gap 5 Mg? + 13' 2 'IVQFQ' :gg-13 ,Ugg am W W 399393 WNW sf ' ea I f'.5 :. f fi? , Wfiw s i 4' 431, ' . SALLY BURLFF, Treasurer ' 'Leadership' ' MARY ELLEN BAILEY ulndustfousn ROBERT AGNE, President Distinctive' ' JOE BERNER Sleek PHYLLIS BARR F rxendly A Where are we going? Ln DONALD HIBBERD Care.free' ' HAZEL LEE BUTTS Creative JOAN 1911.5 Patient Where are we going? BARBARA HUFF Good Nature MARILYN EISMANN Loquacious DARLENE KENNARD I Ioriginall I JAMES MONTGOMERY, Vice-President Athle uc LOIS LANE ' 'Initiative' Where an we going? ROSEMARY KLEIMEIER ' 'Studious ' ' WILLIAM McCULLOUGH Cheerful JOAN RIDDLE ' 'Energetic' ' JOYCE SANDERS ' 'Consciousness ' ' DAVID PHILLIPS Suave Where are we going MAURICE RODWELL fm 5 Faxthful MVIVW' A I SANDRA SCHMIEDING Gracwus DORIS JEAN STIBBS ' 'Responsible ' ' THOMAS STOKES I 1 I CHARMAINE TRAME, secretary Truthful FRANK SLOVACK ' 'Co-operative ' ' MARY EMMA STORER et Where are we going UP Qniov Class iiicerbs JAMES MONTGOMERY, Vice-President SALLY BURIFF, Treasxrer BOB AGNE, President CHARMAINE TRAME, Secretary GUP SPOYISOP Mr. Thomas Seal was graduated from Mi- ami University, Oxford, Ohio. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. The Senior Class wish to express our thanks and gratitude for Mr. Sea1's patience and guidance through this year. If 99 KC 99 Qt! A HQQA? fa ,f af P .I R Helen Thompson Sherry Cross Gerald Belvo Billie Howe Louise Long Harvey Rosner Burton Smith Pauline Webster Shirley Heaton Greta Brock Scotty Allan janet Watkins Phyllis Stanley Ronald Seitner Nina Barr Russell Knabe Nita Mae Knicely Roy Lee Turton QP img' S naw 1 1 Haj 5 y f 1 s 5 mf' Q 2 f .. ,, r N ia W. . . E ?i,g:'f1f, 1- NW 1 5 'l :l K ,:l ' p 'l- , flll he sf J ssl? ,F X we ww 'J ' . wil? uw-195 ,,,,...,, M in if ,, my Ill may y I l lf l Martha jane Bailey F em Yates Carlos Brock Shirley Gilliam jerry Bushong Sue Brown MR. GJANEY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fern Yates, Secretary jerry Bushong, Vice-President Roy, Turton, President jerry Belvo, Treasurer union Class visov Herschel Chaney, the high school commercial teacher, was born on january 17, 1926, inLee County, Kentucky. He holds an A. B. degree and an M.A. de- gree from the University of Kentucky. He served three years in the U. S. M. C. R. in World War II. He likes to travel and has been in all the States but two and several foreign countries. He is sponsor of the school paper, the WAPITI, and the school annual, the ELKONIAN. , . ,.,,, h V' X.f. Vk: 2 . i .7 ,-. I K K 13 K ' 15 K1 - K J , , AgAii JE' - ' A K , K f 5 V . 4.4 5. - ' if fx K' 1' K . - , Env: ' Y' - , 1 L 1. fI 3g:: -E . -ff. i L A fi-'IX I K'gi I f ey.-3 A4 is .1 is , ' , I , ,ji 3. K 3 M.,- .ff S! . W in .. 18 we-K . gisyiy, 2-.Si ' 1 if - , neen Q C g .ig,9..:.w 5 J P :f .tw ,. .1 if,-ff ,fs-, .5 aw w Q D, ?'7 '. Q., Sw S is! , 1 Lszaifis .fi 1 6: K., ,yi I ,.W.'4 iisgiig y ,Sgt .SH President Vice - President Secretary Treasurer W. 'Ihompson C. Dnincan G. Will D- Whitmore C. Bradley F. Riddle M. Brent L. Reese N Davis J. Huffman E. Reese U. Canfield B. Lawson B Dailey J, Bm-net G. Hibberd J. Buriff M. Rose S. UrSChel it ,.,,., , . r ,f1Z,' 7 - I f K K. Bradford G. Tullis C. Rosner B. Magsig M. Huff R. Zengel J. Schweitzer M. Easton H. White N. Miller OITIQPOOITI POUSOPS Mr. George Howe, one of the homeroom sponsors for the S0ph0mores, graduated from Bluffton College with an B. Degree. He received a M. A. Degree from Ohio State University in Secondary School Admin- rstration in 1937. He teaches all the sciences in junior high and high school. Coaching football and base ball and being Hi-Y advisor, are some of his other duties. Mrs. Weaver, the other homeroom teacher for the sophomore class, graduated from Cape Girardeau, Miss- ouri State College with a B. S. in Education. She also received a Vocational Degree in H0meEconomics from Columbia University in 1949. She has the hune economics and art department under her guidance. This is Miss Weaver's first year. We hope she will stay with us many more. MR. HOWE and MRS. WEAVER Q 4. L uniov Class Concession Silo QQCl1onQq,s Chain GCIFIQN M I . V. .. w-:mv '-as-,ss,z, s.:w.:' W2-,,, le' M, . ,L -g,v552' z SY 'Z R ,, is .. ' E 'S 5 K Facia 5 .F f President J. Cromick C. Gessner A. 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Belvo UP P95 I'l'lCll'l IDOFISOP Mr. Kenneth Huffman, the freshman homeroom sponsor, graduated cum laude from Cedarville College with a B. S. De- gree in Education in 1945. He has spent the last two summers working on his M. A. Degree at Miami University and Univer- sity of Cincinnati., When he is not teaching American history, civics, spelling or drivers' training, he is coaching high school basketball and track as well as junior high football and track. Sludenl Counci 3 .f 4l 0 Lonq Seniors! GOAL TO GO! Firstrow, left wright: B. Agne B. Barr, D. Hibberd, B. Magsig, J. Bushong, G. Hibberd, B. Canfield L. Reese. Second row: C. Brock, G. Tul lis, S. Rodwell, T. Stokes, J. Mont gomery, J. Bemer, F. Slovack, B. McCullough, B. Smith, B. Dailey, J Huffman, Coach George Howe. 1 Carlyn, Barb, Billie, and jo Halftime The pause char refreshes! Touchdown pays off! The First Squad Gail, Nancy, Nancy, and Esther GSIYQIIJGHQPS Lefz no righz: G. Hibbefd, F. Rid- dle, B. Agne, B. Smith, R. Turton, f. Montgomery, F. Slovack, G. Tul- is, R. Seitner, S. Rodwell, J. Ber- ner, S. Allan, Mgr. B. Dailey. Center: Coach Kenneth Huffman. RESERVES IN ACTION TEAM WAS IN A HUDDLE BEFORE THE WHISTLE A-C-T-I-G joan Dils Carlyn Bradley Barbara Lawson joan Riddle Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders QSQPVQ GCI ITI First row, left to right, G. Hib- berd, B. Smith, R. Seitner, G. Tul- lis, F. Riddle, R. Knabe, Manager. Second row: CoachHuffma.n, B. Canfield, D. Eardley, M. Rose, J. Huffman, L. Reese. PGS ITI C1 l'l GG ITI First row, left to right T. Col- bert, L. Sinclair, B. Barr, C. Gessf ner, D. Gilliam. Second row: Coach Seal, L. Current, D. Yates, J. Chormick, J. Marlet, R. Seitner, Manager. Cll'1Cl GPClClQ First row, left to nght: K. Howe, P. Woolpert, D. Grove, B. Magsig, R. Allen. Second row: L. Current, T. Yeazel, Coach Seal, K. Seitner, R. Seirner, Manager. QCJITI EIL. Lang- p SONNY RODWELL: The captain and spark plug of our Elks, played on the Varsity this year for the first time. Sonny was voted thefourth manon the All County Coaches Team and also sixth on the All County journal Herald Team. Congratulations Sonny! FRANK SLOVACK: Our six-foot seven-inch center, played a valuable game on the bank boards. His height proved a val- uable asset to our team. Congratulations Frank! BOB AGNE: A fast moving guard, good for some long one- handed push shots, when we needed them. He was a Calm Sol Im, RQDWELL cool ball handler. Congratulations Bob! JAMESQMONTGOMERYI Chief rebounder, came through in the clutch in many important contests. Only Var- sity man back from previous year. He made honorable mertion on the Journal Herald All County Team. Congratulations Monty! SCOTTY ALLAN: A first-string junior, played smooth ball all through the season..Scotty's favorite shot is a long set shot from the middle of the court. This proved an' asset against a zone defense. He made honorable mention in the All County journal Herald Team. Congratulations Scotty! JOE BERNER: A seniorgave usgreat depthon our team by being a calm and cool extra man in time of need. Congratulations joe! ROY TURTON: A fast-moving junior, kept the spirit of the team alive. About mid-season when Roy Ad- vanced to the Varsity, he proved valuable in stalling the ball and dribbling around the Opposition. Con- gratulations Roy! , O r FRANK SLOVACK BOB AGNE JAMES MONTGOMERY uv uupsei i sv Our Elks started out the bas- ketball season a little slow, but as the season wore on our team became more victorious. We ended with a seasonal record of 4 wins and 12 losses. During the season our great- est accomplishment was upset- ting the Randolph Bobcats. At that time Randolph was voted as the No. l team in the stateg there- fore our beatingthem was one of the most unexpected and important vic- tories of the season. GET THE TIP MONTY! During the tournament we did quite well. by winning two ou: of four games. We hope this season will spur next year's team to more victories, and also that it has given the players experience which will be an advantage to our team next year. SCOTT Y ALLAN JOE BERNER ROY TURTON GiPIs Gqm Class JP. Hi Nancy Sweet Gail Sheldon Nancy Howe Esther Reese CIHIQQPIQCIJQFS fl Til. GPGJQ Fist row, leh to right: M. Payne, K. Howe, D. Sieber, J. Pease, B. Woodard, J. Urschel, C. Cultice, C. Reese, N. Brunsman, R. Weinland. Second r0w.' K. Decker, J. Lucas, M. Young, J. Hoskins, M. Lindamood, H. Gorsuch, A. Belvo, D. Hoover, D. Winger, B. Robbins, R. Brown, D. Johnson, G. Paff. Third r0w.' C. Beane, T. Yeazel, E. Bell, K. Davis, S. Martin, S. Fronk, R. Nickel, H. Wight, B. Schell J. Stocker, J. Piatt, R. Von Nieda. Fourth row: K. Seirner, L. Lacy, M. Daily, J. Samples, B. Mehaffie, K. Koverman, B. Mitchell, B. Brock, N. Sweet, F. Swigatt, Miss Leichty. SH1 Gmfle First row, left to right: S. Pinnell, N. Gregg, J. Miller, J. Davis, E. Nickel, M. Weisler, C. Amann, G. Burns, J. Bai ey, D.Kind1e. Second row: D. Gaiser, L. Wilson, W. Pease, C. Dieckman, D. Wildermuth, R. Allen, J. Mag sig, G..Lucas, O. Nickel, N. Willenburg. Third r0w.' J. Payne, N. Owen, C. Green, W. Albrektson, W. Woods, D. Grove, G. Cornell, P. Wookpert, R. Kerr, P. Umbenhauer. . Ourth r0w.' E. Green, M. Davis, A. Stuckey, P. Lutes, M. Huffman, M. Kneer, S. Willenburg, C. Hunter, W. Bombeck. QCIC GPS First row, left to right: Miss Goodin, Miss Weidinger, Ms. Pieffer, Miss Delaney, Mrs. Piety. Second row: Mrs. Himes, Mrs. Albrekrson, Mrs. Gorsuch, Mrs. Ivins, Mrs. Burner, Mrs. Willenburg, Mrs. LA First row, left to right: S. Weinland, L. Harness, D. Haslett, H. Cunningham, B. Ringo, S. Scorer, J Weidle, S. Swallow, H. Beckett, J. Beale, D. Palmer. Second row: B. Ellinger, T. Mitman, S. Sletten, J. Butler, B. Urschel, H. Cole, S. Lawson, J. Ever hart, D. Rineer, K. Deurno, M. Wilson. Third row: D. Butler, P. Weber, R. Goldsberry, T. Garner, R. Channell, T. Lacey, M. Bair, M. Kerley, D. Long, Mrs. Ivins. F ischbach. 1-B First row, lejl to right: 1. Harris, D. Miller, D. Ingram, D. Wilson, J. Smith, S. Gorsuch, D Sloan, L. Benbow, R. Officer, j. Lee, L. Kelsey. Second row: B. Billetr, T,We11ef, P. Lacy, B. Burkhart, M. Yates, j. Sukola, D. Wilson, J Bean G. Smith, J. Kling. Third r0w.' B. Sollenbetger, K. Perren, M. Gtuner, W. Haase, K. Stuckey, T. Burch, R. Jenner J. Seal, E. Woods, D. Cowden, A. Brown, Mrs. Willenburg. Q-A First row, le t Z0 ri L' . Williams, E. Noble, R. Hutchins, K. Tippy, D. Lamme, B. Kline, E. J Eilcher, D. johnson, M. Lin amood. Second row' C. Winn, G. Walley, C Reese, E Simpson, P. Tengefeld, T. Agne, J Rowland Miss Weidinger: . . . 1 Third row: D. Everhart, J. josupeit, D. Lacy, S. Walley, A. Bennett, H. Young. 2-B First row, le t to right: D. Cowden,T. Livingston, P. Bentley, C. jones, D. Nielson, M. Payne, M. Burke, D. Co e, B. Hudson, D. Officer Second row: L. Thomas, K. Renner, R. Sletten, R. Brown, M. Staich, W. Smead, B. Masters, C. Colson,rJ. Fasig. Thz row: R. Stingley, J. Yeazel, T. Will, M. Magsig, B. Warren, C. Duvall, Mrs. Himes. 3-A First row, left to right: 1. Miller, G. Brown, L. Puterbaugh, K. Zimmerman, V. Belvo, R. Fox, J. Fouch, L. Brown, j. Lucas, T. Short, 1. Kelsey. Second row: E. Pinnell, j. Witham, S. Gustin C. Kress, B. Lacy, K. Swanson, D. Dieckman, A. Bri net M. Loomis. Third i0w.' 1. Burch, B. Mitchell, K. Swallow, L. Davis, B. Allen, I. Kerley, K. Weston, R. Degler, Mrs. Burnett. 3-B First row, left to right: N. Stocker, J. Webber, L. Amann, G. Sweirzcfx C. Seal. Second row: T. Light, D. Ginger, P. Bushong, R. Turner, S. Marker. Third row: T. Schmalenberger, T. Killen, N. McClure, J. Wilson, L. Billett. Fourth row: W. McEwen, S. Gephart, N. Kneer, K. Isaacs, J. Haney. Fifdl row: R. johns, S. Billett, S. Kling, J. Bair, C. Hoskins. Sixth row: D Kimmel, M. Lracy, M. Black. .Seventh f0w! B. Berry, R. Dice, N. Koverman, Mrs. Peiffer. 4- First tow, left to ri ht' B. Fries, G. Gahris, S. Simpson, M. Allan, G. Esenwein, L. Berry, V. Black, N. Grimes, J. glorwin, J. Curtis. Second row: R. Miller, J. Beale, J. Lucas, S. Piatt, S. Umbenhaur, J. Sanders, J. Gorsuch, A Goins M. Kling, J. Hobbs, J. Grinshaw, B. Cultice, B. Wilson. . Third row: D. Riley, F. Pieper, W. Nielsen, M. Santoro, D. Poff, J. Wight, S. Mastbaum, D Suter, C. jackson, B. Leighty, J. Puterbaugh, C. Hahn, Miss Goodin. 4-I3 First row, left to right: R. Morgann, B. Lindamood, E. Smith, G. Wilcher, R. Bums, J. Bar- lowe, C. Gessner, L. Huthchins. Second row: 1. Henrey, K. Wiesler, A. Brunsman, R. Schubert, M. Kline, J. Ricketr, T. Tho- mas, F. Holefling, S. Owen, W. Geunet, J. Renner. Third row: D. Cowden, S. Brown, J. Fazig, C. Woods, C. Butts, L. Scott, C. Keselring, S. Ellinger. Fourth row: C. Green, L. Cunningham, B. Linville, E. Bell, M. Cherry, J. Pinnell, j. Morgann, P. Haase, Mrs. Piety. 5-A First row, left to right: j. Witham, S. Wilson, S. Lures, S. Miller, S. Winget, K. Puterbaugh, L. Schweitzer. Second row: G. Comell, P. Isaacs, C. Grove, j. njosupeit, A. Brown, N. Weber, W. Bollinger, R. Rhoads. Third row: W. Atwater, C. Williamson, S. Light, I. Hoskins, P. Ewing, J. Burns, J. Gilliam, Miss Delaney. 5- Frist row, le L to flight! M. Livingston, B. Kensig, J. Ginger, J. Billett, J. Tippy, M. Gorsuch, D. Bashford, P. immerman. Secjond row: O. Reese, B. Hawker, R. Young, C. Stuckey, M. Long, N. Mitman, G. Johns. Third row: M. Piety, E. Johnson, J. Will, B. Brewer, L. Haning, C. Rowland, Mrs. Gorsuch. GH1 G J FG Q Fist row, left to right: N. Stocker, M. Storer, L. Wilcher, S. Robbins, L. Schmalenberger, R. Long, D. Bartlett, H. Shaw. econtl row: D. Hover, M. Owen, B. Bushong, G. Hibberd, L. Keith, J. Lucas, K. Killen, N. Huff M. Canfield. Third row.' M. Rector, O. Dieckrnan, D. Loomis, J. Bennett, C. Black. H. Swanson, F. Hoe- flin R. Hawker, D. Grimshaw. iloudh row: I. Rogers, J. Bennett, D. Rasmussen, L. Owen, B. Lacy, J. Slagle, j. Pickett, L. Hunter, R. Deg er, Mrs. Albrektson. Not pzctured: D. Galloway, R. McEwen, L. Beckett, K. Kline, J. Hawker, E. Marker, J. Pieper. inclevqcjwlien STORY TIME PLAY TIME ASour N0te! F lutophone practice ic in H19 Fivsi GPGAQ MRS. ZOPF The grade school art teacher col n ession Ks if OOLWOPITIS? 4 fr I? I H Q! fi I El 'iii EEL- CQnfePviIIQ Hiqlw School Banc' EILEEN REESE head majoxetre DRUM ENSEMBLE BATON CORPS Boqs, CLIOPUS ew? ,A i f f i Girls, Clwovus Vgviexq of 1953 PLAYMATES ORCHESTRA I 4 0 4 S -I-Pi-Hi-V H i-V E C Watch The Spcwks FI FUiUPQ I-ICITIQITICILQPS Q v Pqboclq s , 9 Cookm 5 umpin ,- 'ns 5 -an 37 W is .. it a s f ' WHEN WE WERE YOUNG AND GAY loss islovq Twelve years ago in September of 1940, 25 little girls and boys entered the first grade. Of these, there will be nine to graduate. They are-Charmaine Trame, Joyce Sanders, David Phillips, Hazel Lee Butts, Bob Agne, Sally Buriff, Billy McCullough, joan Dils, and Donald Hibberd. Under the direction of Mrs. Grant, second grade teacher, we gave a play called Old MacDonald Had a Farm. Sandra Schmieding, Mary Ellen Bailey, and Joan Riddle joined us this year. Phyllis Barr and Joe Berner entered in the third grade when we were learning our multiplication tables. In the fourth grade we were learning our long division. We thought. we were very smart to do math problems that took so much paper. In the fifth grade we had snow-ball fights with other classes. Mary Emma Storer and Rosemary Kleimeier joined us this year. Doris Stibbs and James Montgomery joined us in the sixth grade. It was this year that we didn't think we were so smart in math. We had to stay in at noon and finish our problems. In the seventh grade our class spent more time in the hall than in the classrooms. This was the first year that we changed classes. Darlene Kennard joined us this year. We had our first hayride in the eighth grade. The boys became interested in sports, and the girls interested in the boys. Barbara Huff and Sonny Rodwell came to join our class. Our first year of high school finally rolled around. This year we thought we were really something, especially in sports. The boys took second place in the junior High Tournament. Our class grew two in number. Frank Slovack and Tom Stokes joined us this year. In our Sophomore and junior years we worked very hard to make money for the junior-Senior Prom. For our junior year we presented Seventeenth Summer, which was a great success. We were very anxious for school to begin, as we got our class rings. Marilyn Eismann joined us in our junior year. Our last year finally came. We were still looking for ways to raise money for our trip to Washington, D. C. Our class sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game and the Senior Class Play. We also had a very nice time at the Junior-Senior Prom given by the juniors. Lois Lane joined us this year which made the graduating class a total of twenty- five. We hope this isn't the end of our history, but just the beginning. W9 BQSIOW ATI l3QCILI9Clll'l We the Class of SZ , Sound of mind and body the same, Do bequeath these traits to you, As we depart and go to fame. These treasures we leave, We want you to use, To follow in our steps, And fill in our shoes. I, joan Dils, will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to Mr. Chaney's journalism slave next year. -.nosen I, Sonny Rodwell, will my ability to play basketball to jack Huffman. I, Sandra Schmieding, will my naturally curly hair to jane Burnet. I, Tom Stokes, will my ability in Math to Roy Lee Turton. I, Doris Stibbs, will my ability to get A's in English to Robert Gorsuch. I, Barbara Huff, will my sense of humor to Rosalie Zengle. I, james Montgomery, will my big number 51 football jersey to Jerry Bushong. I, Phyllis Barr, will my ability to talk all the time to Kathleen Bradford. I, Joyce Sanders, will my Keen Teens reporter's job to anyone who has a good for news. I, Bob Agne, will my ability to grow hair to Mr. Watts. I, Sally Buriff, will my editorship of the Wapiti and of the Elkonain to Billie Howe. I, Hazel Lee Butts, will my poodle haircut to Phyllis Stanley. I, ,Ioan Riddle, will my cheering ability to Carlyn Bradley. I, David Phillips, will my dark hair to Leroy Reese. I, Darlene Kennard, will my P. O. D. book to some unlucky junior. I, Mary Emma Storer, will my shyness to Eileen Reese. I, Billy McCullough, will my ability to have trouble with more than one girl to Ronald Seitner. Marty. I, Mary Ellen Bailey, will my ability to drive, using extension pedals, to my sister, I, Charmaine Trame, will my position as President of the Tri-Hi-Y Club to any girl who will promote the purpose of the club. I, joe Berner, will my football position, guard, to Buddy Canfield. I, Marilyn Eismann, will my ability to put bicycles and lawnmowers back together again to Scotty Allen. who I, Donald Hibberd, will my ability to play football to Harvey Rosner. I, Lois Lane, will my Pepsodent smile to Suzanne Harlan. I, Frank Slovack, will my height to Teddy Colbert. I, Rosemary Kleimeier, will my ability to get good grades but stay home to anyone can get by with it. It Come vue? As the class of '52 graduated, each member went his own way to seek his fortune. Before parting, we all agreed to have a reunion in 1962. Tonight is the date, and as I entered the cafeteria, 1 thought of all the good times we used to have. But I met with no greeting of hello, no happy faces I knew long ago-only these telegrams: Dear Classmates: Newest novel, Cyclone Cove, just made best- seller list. Must attend banquet to receive Pulitzer Award tonight. Rosemary Oak Ridge, Tennessee Kids: All work here is secret. Be- tween test tubes and atoms am busy as a bee. Sorry to miss reunion. Doris Tucson, Ariz. Classmates: just designed new jet rocket. Frank testing it tonight. Must both be at test maneuvers. Tom Chicago, Illinois Classmates: Studying to be a pedi- atrician here in Chicago. just hung out sign: Feet Hurt. Mary Ellen Ohio State University Am head dietician in hospital here. Conducting important research. Cannot leave mice. Darlene Dallas, Texas Howdy, Partner: Beef ranch doing well. Can't be there but sending steaks. Billy Chanute Air Base, Indiana Dear Classmates: Am a flight nurse. I'll be up in the air tonight holding hands. You should see the hand- some pilots. University of Dayton Sorry, kids: just couldn't make it. U. of D. has game tonight and just can't miss it. Lois Frankfurt, Germany Dear All: Stuck in Europe, design- ing new Iron Curtain. This one to keep kids in back yard. Bob Centerville, Ohio Hi, Kids: Wanted to come. Couldn't get sitter for cats. Still a confirmed old maid. Phyllis New York City, New York Classmates: Still chasing news as Timer Star reporter. Can't take off. Smell big story. Joyce Fairbanks, Alaska Gene is transferred again. On way to Alaska. Always wanted to be an Eskimo. joan Riddle New York City, New York In' New York spending money. Fashion buyer for Rike's Styles Beautiful! Marilyn Washington, D. C. To Whom It May Concern: With deep regret, I inform you that you are deprived of the com- pany of Mr. James Montgomery, the Secretary of Agriculture and my boss. I have piles of reports to type so can't attend either. Carnegie Hall, New York. Hello to All. Finally made it: Mak- ing debut as concert pianist tonight. Wish you all could be here. Charmaine Fort Knox, Kentucky Am big shot here at Fort Knox: Head of PPO fPotato Peelers' Or- ganizationl . Dutch Chungking, China Classmates: Very sorry cannot make it. Have own mission here in Chungking. Mary Emma Yale University Dear All: Terribly busy running off mimeograph copies of plays for Sonny's team. Team going to finals next week. Sonny busy with prac- tice. Can't make it. Joan Dils NBC Television New York, New York Trying to get my job back on TV. just got canned, thanks to my joke writers. Now what do you think of that! Barbara Washington, D. C. Senator Phillips busy making speeches for re-election. As cam- paign manager, I'm busy, too. All I can say is, Keep your govern- ment as high as your noses! Vote for Dunkel! Saul' Sandra Schmieding Joe Berne, It looks as though everyone has fulfilled his ambitions. I wish them all the luck and a more pros- perous future. Now I must get back to my paint brushes. As a commercial artist, I am busy, too, Hazel Lee Butts N 5 V W, f ' ' lr 1 A ga O 0 'W i ' 'ff .. ,.y q f Poun C oo 4- als., 354' Y, ' I j ex?-f r Wgpah Staff Wapiif' Cenferivine SCIWOOI DOIPOHS MRS. WALTER BALL DR. 8: MRS. A. V. BLACK MR. S. MRS. JOHN S BROWN A FAMILY JAMES v. A. MARIE BURKE RUTH M. BUTTS CIARA'S STYLE SHOP MR. A. MRS. L. T. DAILEY .sf FAMILY MR. A. MRS. CLIFFORD DAVIS .sz FAMILY MR. A MRS. A. H. ELLINOER .sf FAMILY MR. .sf MRS. ARTHUR EVERHART MR. .sf MRS. L. L. HOFFMAN F. FAMILY JANSEN GIFT SHOP MAYOR A MRS. JAMES KELSEY 8. FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE KLING MR. 8: MRS. A. W. LANE 8: FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. CARL H. LONG 8: FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. JACK PUTERBAUGH 8: FAMILY MR. 8:MRS. W. A. SANTORA8:FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. E. WELLER MR. 8:MRS. JOHN WESTON 8: FAMILY THE WOOLPERTS HAROLD VAN ZANI' WEASEL, BOOTIE, JUDY, SYLVIA, ARLHQE, JUNE, 8: PHYLLIS JJZWFJWWWJ' N ,,,, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company 15 Of Dayton 9, I 4, , S W ' B ms IZUZ anmfs 3 5 9 f L-ii E E , ,f K 'Z X in-Y w x ' as mv -r N. 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I 'I 'I WILSON CONCRETE PRODUCTS MIAMI MAID BREAD I PRESSED CONCRETE BLOCK CONCRETE CHIIVINEY BLOCK 4 1 ROCKFACE BLOCK THE TOAST OF EVERY HOME CONCRETE DRAIN TILE CEMENT--MORTAR WATERPROOF CEMENT EDDIE DECKER , DISTR. NIO-7-7403 STEEL SASH SHEEHAN ROAD ' THE DAYTON BREAD COMPANY j BOX 342 CENTERVILLE , OHIO MO-7-7965 40-01' GO TO GIB'S BAR BER SHOP VALLEY SUPPLY CO. RIVERVIEW AVE, P, O, BOX II8 NIIANIISBURGI OHIO BOB HECK SERVICE son-no GAS. Luanncrruom GROCERIES. -runes. TUBES ACCESSORIES PHONE s-zasx MIAMISBURG-CEN-rERvn.LE RD. YEAZEL FIX-IT-SHOP WELDING AND LAWNNIOWER SERVICE APPLIANCE REPAIR RR NO, 7 DAYTON' OHIO 7 703I COIVIPLINIENTS coMPL.lMEN-rs To OF cL.Ass or II52II DAVID BEACHLER 8: CO. AWNINGS AND ELECTRICAL 54 S. MAIN ST, NIIAMISBURGI OHIO LACKNER CHEVROLET 27 E, LINDEN AVE, MIAMISBURGn OHIO DE BUTANTE BEAUTY SALON 20 N, MAIN MIAMISBURG 6-I92I JACK H, RHUDE DIAMONDS-wA-rcHEs-JEWELRY 409 CENTER ST, FRANKLINn OHIO 40 ' H'l1kI STORE 2924 EAST THIRD ST, KE-B6ZI PLANT 4018 KETTERING BLVD, WA-0023 ROUTE 25 AT STROOP ROAD WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER THE C. L. DENISTON CO. 25 EAST LINDEN AVE TELEPHONE 6-zau MIAMISBURGT or-no YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE AND HOME APPLIANCE DEALER FOR 3I YEARS PHILHOWER DRUGS MIAMISBURGIS MOST MODERN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIDNS REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES DRUGS - SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN - TOYS Thirkields' OPEN TUESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE FRANKLIN OHIO 1-0Y0i' '0H0K0 40'0'9 10-'0' SINE 'S' MARKET 5400 WILMINGTON PIKE BABY BEEF OPEN SUNDAYS CASTLE HILLS BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOP 4209 FAR HILLS 8: STROOP ROADS WA-5260 KAYLOR 'S SERVICE STATION ISII S, BROWN ST. AD 4502-PHONE TIRES BATTERIES MIAMI PACKING AND COLD STORAGE COMPANY -SOUTH THIRD ST. PHONE 6--43II MIANIISBURGs OHIO MAYER 'S LAD'N DAD SHOP IN THE HEART OF OAKWOOD COMPLETE I..INE oF NIENIS AND aovs WEAR FOR AI..I. AGES CONIPLIMENTS OF' .IOFFEY'S NIIAMISBURGT OHIO 23I2 FAR HII.I.s AvENuE, DAYTON 9. OHIO WM. RIFE CO. JEWELRY AND GIFTS 24II FAR HII..I.s AVE, WALNUT 0443 I22 S. LUDLOW ST. HUMPHREY'S STORE 327 SOUTH CENTER STREET FRANKLIN. OHIO ' 'i01' -0' f0' -'05 -'-0' '-0' MITMAN FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE LEBANON PIKE PHONE WA-4B2I YOUR TELEVISION AND REFRIGERATOR HEADQUARTERS AL.l.. POPULAR MAKE S BARNET 'S BELLBROOK . OHIO SHOPPING CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER HIBBERD BUILDING CONTRACTOR PHONE NIO-7-7063 CENTERVILLE OHIO ' PURE -, 293 NORTH MAIN ST. l LUBRICATION PHONE NIO-7-7608 0 V' TOINING SERVICE o 'PANv.0f' CENTERVIl.I.Ep OHIO ' CAR REPAIR CENTERVILLE PURE OIL SERVICE I U -1-?' 4 ,V.w.V ww,,,w , v. ,,7 7 ,v,,,,,,,,,,...,.,7,,,,,, w,,..vv, ., , ,7777,,.,,,, ......,.,.w,,.....,,.v. . E E, GROVE AND WEBER CO. COMPLIMENTS OF l.uMEER AND BUILDERIS SUPPLIES PAINTS AND HARDWARE THE BELL FENCE AND COAL VAULT AND IVIONUMENT WORKS INC. PHONE s-:aan CORNER SECOND AND CENTRAL SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY MlAM:sEuRG. OHIO PHONE 6-2444 MIAMISBURG. OHIO ASPHALT EMULSIONS CUTBACKS The Roger H. Cowden Company BITUMINOUS CONSTRUCTION AND CONTRACTING ENGINEER PLANT l8I4 EAST DOROTHY l..ANE WA-2382 OFFICE RR NO. 7 MUNGER ROAD Box 499 wA-9162 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM BRUCE AND ROGER cOwDEN OIL TAR URSCHEL'S COIVIPLIIVIENTS SHOES AND REFAIRING GRIGG5 JEWELRY STORE CHIROPODIST SERVICE PHONE 6-445I NIIANIlSBURGp OHIO PHONE 6 236i MIAMISBURGI OHIO 1-0 -05' 9 I fl0' The Roth Office Epuipment C0 I N W 5 I 4 r 14 H 4 sc:-loox. SUPPLIES E: A B DICK MIMEOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES STATIONERS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS DRAFTING ROOM SUPPLIES ACME VISIBLE EQUIPMENT FU 6785 lI3 EAST THIRD STREET DAYTON 2 OHIO 5 AS NEAR AS YouR PHONE 4 v M '4 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 Sever---Williams Construction I '4 I Company H H lr r g il WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE. OHIO 1 '4 'V 4 V W BUILDERS OF THE NEW EAST WING OF CENTERVILLE SCHOOL. 4 r W r S H MARY ANN SHOP MARY K. MASTERS LADIES WEAR - HOSIERY - GIFTS PHONE 6-438I' MIAMISBURG OLD CITY BLDG. C. 8: C. AUTO PARTS CO. WAGNER ELECTRIC BRAKE PARTS PERFECT CIRCLE RINGSH I29 NIIAMISBURGn OHIO N, MAIN ST, PHONE 6-437I THE C. N. STEMPER CO. 853 E FIRST ST. DAYTON 2. OHIO FRESH WHITE EGGS YEAR ROUND AT MILLER 'S POULTRY FARM NORTH MAIN ST. CENTERVILLEI OHIO THE OAKWOOD FLORIST EARL THOMAS PHONE Mo-1-1osz AND MONTGOMERY GREENHOUSE COUNTY MUTUAL. FARM CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS INSURANCE AND BLOOMING PLANTS GIFTS DELIVERY 23I9 FAR HILLS WA-II07 DARKE COUNTY MUTUAL CYCLONE INSURANCE WARE SALES 8: SERVICE SPRING VALLEY SUPER MARKET MR, FUGATE . PROP, MEATS. VEGETABLES. FRUITS GROCERIES ' 0 '01' 40'-0'0N0l 0l0l01'0-40 '0N0 0'0l0 T ,V I 'T 4 T AT YOUR SERVICE Q N65 TMQTF- VAN LINES INC. ' Nor! vi , .,.,E gi. E if jx, Q ,h T, 'x'I IIII ii . ' 9 Q Ii ortmmerlc X S f Dx EXCLUSIVE AGENT Lewis 84 Michael, Inc. I00 GALE STREET HE IZGB NIO-7-7I83 41 HelW8gel1 SMITH coRoNA OFFICE AND PORTABLE MUSIC Company TYPEWRITERS W. J. ROETTER W 25I N, MAIN ST PHONE HE 5883 DAYTON OHIO --A---.-H---. ..... Y.----J.,-.....-- HTHE VERY BEST lf 'l fr In 1. c, SMITH at CORONA 'I 'I lr 'I N ly Robert Shiels S IZT S, MAIN ST FU 9545 DAYTON OHIO ' '105' :jg -101' -'-0' I3owI. FOR HEALTH af ENJOYMENTH FORTENER 'S BOWLING 28 EAST LINDEN PHONE 6-458I MIAMISBURGI OHIO COMPLINIENTS OF CEINTERVILLE METHODIST CHURCH JAMES A, THOMPSON MINISTER BORCHERS FORD SOHIO STATION NEW B: USED CARS-SERVICE PARTS OPEN 7-00 AM, TO I0-00 P, NIGHT sERvIcE FOR vouR coNvENIENcE DAYTONIS OLDEST DEALER PHONE FU--2I95 ass SOUTH MAIN STREET DAYTON, OHIO NI. RIP GESSNER MINOR REPAIRS AND LUBRICATION TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES , . von . - DRAYER MOTOR SALES I ' A MAIN AND I-INDEN I22 EAST 3RD ST., DAYTON' OHIO MIAMISBURG. OHIO TELE PHONE 6-223I DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS CARS TRUCKS A. LUTZ 81 SONS GROCERY MIAMISBURG 0. .5 4Q 0'40 '-0'-'Q' FOR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CALI- EVERETT E. HUNTER no MAR-rn-:A AVENUE HOME PHONE Mo-7-773: CENTERVILLEI or-no OFFICE PHONE Mn-sans REPRESENTING Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company HOME OFFICE COLUMBUS: OHIO FIELDS 8: GRIGGS COMPLIMENTS JOHN DEERE OF YOU GET OUT OF LIFE ONLY WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. OAKWOOD NASH SALES LINDEN Us MIAMI AVE. PHONE 6-l28I MIAMISBURGI OHIO NEW ADDRESS GOOD LUCK GRADUATES FROM MILLER SPORTING GOODS INC. THE I-IBEBAI MAEKEIS ss E, STROOP Ro, wA-nos DAYTON 99 OHIO DAYTON 's no GREAT HOME OWNED RETML 8' WHOLESALE GENERAL SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOOD CENTERS '0I0l-0l0'l0lD'f 0l0 0 0'0i0l0G040' CHURCH 'S FLOWER SHOP SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY PHONE 6-4I22 MIAMISBURGn OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. MIAMISBURG. on-no, COM PLIMENTS OF STAR CITY HARDWARE STORE OF SERVICE 29 E, CENTRAL AVE, MIAMISBURG. OHIO L. SLAYDEN DAVIS DRAPERY SHOP INTERIORS OX-I73I 2407 FAR HIL.L.S AVE, THE HUT connsn or nom-E 73 AND 48 A sooo PLACE -ro s-roP GOOD SANDWICHES PIATT 'S BEAUTY SALON FOR COM PLETE BEAUTY SERVICE CALL. MO-7-7034 FRED G. COCHENOUR CARL F. LENZ COCHENOUR-LENZ, LTD. COM PLETE INSURANCE SERVICE V9 EAST CENTRAL AVE,- NIIANIISBURGQ OHIO ALLEN 'S DRUGS FOR YOUR BEAUTY OR HEALTH Loon FOR IT Fins-r AT ALLENIS DRUGS FAR HILLS AT DOROTHY I-ANE ' ' 40' gf John A. Paff 9 II 5' -1-0 -l0' COMPLINIENTS OF I Jeweler I ' I I I 22 YEARS OF FINE WATCH 8: JEWELRY I REPAIR SERVICE ELGINI GRUEN AND BULOVA WATCHES 5 I 'I vo SouTI-I MAIN ST, PHONE 6 ZIOI MIANIISBURGI oI-II0 li 5 H SPRING VALLEY TV AND HAUER MUSIC HOUSE ELECTRICAL SERVICE BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS RADIO-TELEVISION-ELECTRIC A APPLIANCE REPAIRS COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE LESSONS 9 SPRING VALLEY, oI-IIo I-IE-szII Q: 34 EAST IST. STREET fi FOR BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS I I I Howard Knoll Studio CANBY BUILDING FU 8642 5'- Fashion Dress Shop LADIES' 8: MISSES' WEARING APPAREL '14 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 6-4491 NIIAIVIISBURGI OHIO Welde 84 Staup ALLIS CHALMERS SALES 8: SERVICES PHONE 6 35II MIAMISBURGQ OHIO Valley Home Equipment Inc. CONTRACTING SUPPLIES REPAIR SERVICE PLUMBING. HEATING. WATER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC SINKS1 DISHWASHERS APPLIANCES II7 E, LINDEN AVE, PHONE 6-330I MIANIISBURG. OHIO Ward's Shoes COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY DAYTON TOWN 8: COUNTRY wiwrvw YYYY ,W ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 'QS'-QIQIQIQIQ' -10' '-0' COMPLI MENTS OF VILLAGE FOOD MARKET FINER FOODS FOR BETTER LIVING CHOICE MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE M0-7-7709 CENTERVILLE OHIO L CHECO MEHAFFIES' PIES I FOOD PRODUCTS PICKLES-RELISH POTATO CHIPS FAMOUS FOR QUALITY THEY ADD FLAVOR TO EVERY SNACK KE B26I THE OHIO FOOD PRODUCTS CO. I4I3 SMITHVILLE ROAD XENIA OHIO CENTERVILLE COAL AND FEED CO. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING ALSO CEMENT - LIME - FIELD SEEDS FENCE TILE PHONE NIO-7-7075 i0 06l0N0'l0v -10 CLARENCE MCCRAY 39 YEARS EXPERIENCE GENERAL INSURANCE FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS FIRE-WINDSTORM DECKER 'S VARIETY TI-IE STORE OF TOMORROW IN CENTERVILLE TODAY. COMPLETE LINE AUTOMOBILE FQR THE WHOLE FAMILY LIFE-HEALTH--ACCIDENT CENTERVII-I-E , OHIO M0-7-7682 I8 WEST FRANKLIN PH, MO-7-7l4I COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES .M. MCCLURE GENERAL HAULING CENTERVILLE. OHIO NIO-7-7032 AL AND ANNES BARBER 8: BEAUTY SHOP PH WA-4408. 280i FAR HILLS AVENUE- ANNE SPARKS AL HAMILTON HAMILTON CLEANERS PREssING WHILE You WAIT ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS LAUNDRY SERVICE SHOE REPAIRING 280I FAR HILLS AVE, WA-5650 01' -10 - MAIN 8: STEWART STREET LUBRICATION Q PURE PHONE FU-0534 ROAD SERVICE 5 K 9 UQ , c y' ii 4'PANv.0f' 'I 'I I 'I I I I I 'I 4 DAYTON OHIO 0 BRAKE SERVICE LUCAS PURE OIL 9 c. I. s'I:UEvE. Inc. TOWN' af couNTRY APPLIANCE if INC. 5 I' REFRIGERATORS - RANGES ' VVASHERS TELEVISION Mmmrsaunc. omo Phone 6-2401 64 E, STROOF' ROAD VVA- 5602 Gebhart Food Market 5 HOME KILLED MEAT I! LARGE ENOUGH TJ ACCOIWNIODA 'T YOU-SIVIALI. ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE YOU wEs'r CARROLLTON. OHIO. 1, '0Y0 -0-4? ,r r 4 I 'r 4 Adam Zengel And Sons U I I 4 . V Ir V 41 4 1, V CONTRACTORS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '52 CENTERVILLE n OHIO MO-7-7322 CONIPLIMENTS OF SPRING VALLEY HARDWARE SPRING vAL.1.Ev. on-no CENTERVILLE DRY CLEANERS IT PAYS TO LOOK NEAT 36 WEST FRANKLIN STREET Schell's Dairy A COMPLETE LINE OF 1' DAIRY PRoDucTs 5? VISIT OUR DRIVE-IN DAIRY BAR THREE MILES WEST OF WEST CARROLLTON ON ROUTE 4 PHONE NIO-6-I I I4 ' 40Y' I5 Q5 I s Wl Q2 17 '10' - '0' '-0' T 4 T p T 4 ,r T' Q 4' 1 , 4 4! T' H 4 A4 3 T '4 4 3 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES it TO THE V CLASS OF '52 S 'I FROM T 5 Triangle Screw Products, Inc. 5 KEYSTONE A VENUE 5 , 4: 3 DAYTON I0 or-no ii X ,. T 5 :e 4 QC 1 'C 'l tx lx l' Ig 1 fi 4 .5 r s 1' 1+ PAUL. B BERNER wll.l.lAM E, KELLER :Q 4 r 'T 4 r H '. 4 T 'T M M 4 9 ' Ir ,T J 4 1, '4 'T 4, H 'T r 'A'A'A'A'A' rA'Ar ' rArArAr A S 'Y r A ' 'A' ' ' r'r r ' 'A'A A'A'A .Q ' fs -f0v - NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT WATER, GAS, TELEPHONE AND LIGHT BII..I.. PAID HERE , Kisco Inc. CENTERVILLE, OHIO Mo-1-7651 CONGRATULATIDNSI -ro THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM JOE AND PAT COME TO THE Wishing Well Inn FOR THE FINEST OF FOODS WE SERVE -LUNCHEONS DINNERS-WEDDINGS CENTERVILLE OHIO PHONE MO-7-7672 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Neighbors Inn FOR FINE OOD TELE PHONE MO-7-7I07 CENTERVILLE OHIO Mpv .qw COMPLIMENTS OF FIRESIDE FURNITURE SHOP REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT COMPANY DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER CARPETINGn APPLIANCES AND DANART BUICK COMPANY YOUR BUICK DEALER IIO EAST CENTRAL AVE, MIAMISBURGI OHIO H, PAUL FRANK AND WNI, FRANK l449 - 5I WEST THIRD STREET PHONE FULTON 6678 DAYTON I OHIO First Baptist Church 28 N, MAIN ST. it ,. .1 ' 9 ' 11' ' D, I f t? ' 1 . ' gif ' Exif .QQ Axnxa, I ti C, ' 1 ev I fins' El In he 1 I . ,em ,ff-'E Q3 -.sf f ' Q iq ,www div il A ,,,,.,L....,.a...i M ' 8 ' fi , Y QI if 3 I at ' ' CENTERVILLE p OHIO REV. W. LUTHER TRACY PASTOR OH WORSHIP THE LORD IN HOLY ARRAY TREMBLE BEFORE HIM. ALL THE EARTH, PSAL MS 96-9 YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON RODERER 'S SHOES 23II FAR HILLS AVE, 807 BROWN ST. BIZ XENIA AVE, ADAMS SBGI' THE H. J. SCHMIEDING PRINTING COMPANY PRINTING-ENGRAVING-OFFSET 36 EAST SECOND ST, DAYTON 2' OHIO 101'-0b' IIIIIIHHUIlllllmlmlllllllljlll P P0 0 f! SUPPLY El HPUIPMENT Publisher E th A I is nn pmrience.. . not an Experime IH IIIIIIHIIIII lllilllllllllllllllHIlillIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIH 1'.', IZ, , 1,1 3, . . -F f fl . 7 H ,. - --vain. 1-' L56 + P fr s -5, 4 I ww. r