Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1949 volume:

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UMW' yi: W I 'Li'if1 I .ffl 7 L' Y V ' I It ,E N , ,. x . if ' W! 1. fx! i A ' Y' :4 , ' ' ' M S hvf 7? s A I 5, ' N. 5 f X fl I5 7 Ki X - . ,X L A 'X f Z W , s LQ: Clvxfligfl ' xH ,KH 453 Um 544046 Had Qngbae MR MERRILL M BERRY Superintendent of Schools dimmed ln guiding students in their year by year schedules in keeping attendance at near record levels and in keeping all highschool activities running on level keel day by day Mr Smith is shrewd patient and resourceful In buying textbooks, filling faculty posts, carrying on the school rebuilding program- among his for flung duties- Mr. Berry is active, deeply in- terested, and untiring. MR JOHN A SMITH Principal of High School Mass Fuller Secretary to Mr Smith Mrs Clark Miss Coyne Mn: Hn: Everybody asks Patty everything about Khao' Secretarnes to Mr Berry State reports school records and financial problems lceep three secretarres busy the week through and the year around nn the superintendents offlce Laymg plans today for tomorrows schools IS the challengung work of the Board of Educatnon Provndmg for thenr school famuly of nearly four thousand tots, tnkes, ten year olds, and teen agers never permots a dull meeting Mr Worf Mr McVuckor Mrs Marr Mr Howwn Mr Duffy Mr Hydell Mlss Herron Mus: Waldon Mr Duncan Mr Paul Hydell BS ln Educatuon Ohno State Unlverslty Bmlogv Mass Mary D Herron A B B S In Education B S IH Library Scuence Ohlo State Unvverslty Western Reserve Smith College I lltlllflllll Mr Phnlip Edgar A B A M Ohlo Wesleyan Unlverscty Ohio State Umver stty Kent State Unlverslty Chemistry General Slflilllf' Mrs Florentnna Clmton A B B S nn Education MA Ohuo State Unoversuty MIIIIIFIIIIIIICY Mr Davld W Wnlson BS MA Bowling Green State Unrversuty Ol-no State University Umverslty of Mlcnlgan Gm L rmm nt bc 011011111 S Mr Edgar Mrs Clmton Mr Wllson Miss Smith Mr Halr Mlss Pummell Mlss Helen N Waldon BS In Educatuon Marshall College Ohio Umverslty C 0111771111 ml Mr Charles Ross Duncan AB Oberlin College Ohlo State Unlversnty Unlverslty of Hawau HISYIIFX D1 unmlzu Mlss Mary F Smlth A B Ohio State Unlverslty Columbua Unuverslty Lnglrsh Mr Donald Haur BS an Physlcal Educatlon Ohlo State University Wmhl Hmmm Ounputmns Cozultuzy, Muss Lucnlle B Pummell BS IN Journalusm Ohno State Unuversuty Umversnty of California Umverslty of Colorado hrlgllsh . . 1 ' ' 1 I . , v ,ll . ., . . , . . , - 'I I I 1 I . ., . ., , - . . . . . . . . . - -I 1 I 1. , .- . . . , . - -I - v 1 - -f . . . . , . . .,' .. .,' . , . ., , ., , . . 1 1 I I ' ., , '. ', , -- Mr Harold T Mlnshall BS nn Educatuon MA Wulmmgton College Columbuo Umversrty Ohno Unnverslty Clllllllll re ml Mass Path Thompson B S an Muslc Educatuon Mount St Joseph on the Ohuo Music' Mr Homer Edmgton AB Ohm State Umverslty Dzrzclru PIZXXICIII Izzlucatmn Mrs Zelma Lapp BS In Education Kent State University Illsrorx hIli,1lS'l1 Mr Don F Torreson B F A Ohuo Umversuty Inn Arlv Mlss Agnes M Drummer BS In Education Bowling Green State University Um verslty of Wusconsm franc I1 Lnglrsh Mr Edward J Troyan BS In Educatron Ohuo Stat Unnversrty lndusnml Arts Muss Dlathea C Scholl BA BS In Education MA Ohio State Unlverslty l1Ilf0l'V Mr Gulbert N Stultz BS Wittenberg College Ohlo State Unrversnty Pxxclzologx Cnzcr Mrs Gladys A Hereford BS In Education Ohlo Unlverslty Columbia Unlverslty I nglrsh Mr Mlnshall Mun Thompson Mr Edlngton Mrs lapp Mr Torreson Mus Drummer Mr Troyan Mnss Scholl Mr Stultz Mrs Hereford -- , 4-, , .. , , r ,v. .1 v 4. . .. , . - - - .. , e . . .., , .., .. , .., '.,. . vf- A - ' '. I ,' ' 1 -- , .., , A .r .A -. .r - ,.., .. , , Mr Walter Black Sclo College Oberlln Business College Comma rc ml Mrs Lots Wood BS m Educatuon Ohlo Unlverslty Phxszuzl Educatzon Mr E B Hatton A B MA Otterbeln College Unlversnty of Mlchlgan Gunlumz llzsmlx Ouupufmnv Mrs D H Palnter B S Wuttenberg College Modern Blume is Mr Dewutt Thornton BM Eastman School of Music Ohlo State Unlverslty Music Mlss Frances Yager A B BS In Education Ohlo State Unlverslty lznsflzsh Mr Edward W Alexmas BS In Education Ohlo State Unuverslty Algebra Pluct1u11Mr1!h Couclung, Mrs Sarah Gall Barbee In Education Rlo Grande Ohlo Umversuty Wulmmg on College Home Economzcs Engllslz Mr .I Vmton Ladd AB Ohno Unlverslty General Sczencc' Mass Dorothy Stewart Ohlo Wesleyan Unuversuty Columbua Umver SI Ohlo State Umverslry Hmm Izcwmnucs Qzipisk Vx fav L93 Mr Black Mrs Wood Mr Hatton Mrs Pamter Mr Thornton Miss Yager Mr Alexmas Mrs Burbee Mr Ladd Mlss Stewart 'E' nb... A Mr Shank Miss Allen Mr Bnckel Miss Evens Mrs Thompson Mr Tucker Miss Meyers Miss Kellhofer Mr Paul Shank BS in Education Ohio State University uni G mm Sauna Algzv 1 Miss Ina T Allen BS In Physical Education Wittenberg College Praz nc ul Mrzilu IHIIIIC s M .l D Blcltel BS in Education Ohio University Ohio State University llllflllllllll Arts Miss Mary C Evens AB MA Ohio State University l 111111 Ing rsh Mr. Donald E. Gatchell B.S. M.A., in Physical Education, Baldwin Wallace Col- leg-, Bowling Green State University Ohio State Uni- versity fL'll1L,!l,Sll, I'lry.xir'rzl Ezlurutimi, Gmvlrirzlr, Mr Gatchell Miss Auch Mrs Faye Thompson BS in Education Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University Mutlzz Illfllll S Mr William Roy Tucker Technical School St Paul Minnesota Miami University lmlustriul Artv Miss Alice E Myers AB BS In Education MA Ohio State University Co lumbia University National University of Mexico Spruzrxh BIISIHKSS flllflllllllll Miss Elizabeth C Kelhofer AB BS in Education MA St Marys of the Springs College Ol-no State University Latin. lflr,gis'l1 Miss Bernice Auch A.B. Ohio Wesleyan Ur..versity, Columbia University lirilglislz Hix'mr,' 41 K5 F N 5? X M X ff ff My xg -.' f I 1 X Lf' MMM Yx X Q X X Fix X W4 A S S ff vm! Cf 419 Q L Q- S Ae 1947 L rw XX nl SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS pg Q Pressdent Paul Summers S Vsce Pressdent Joe Donnells l 9 N Secretary Pat Ksng X 'X Treasurer Marslyn Msller Under the ssgn of Vsrgo sn T9-45 two hun dred seventy three gsddy lsttle freshmen made thesr debut at C H S These sensors of 1949 wsll never forget thesr fsrst year as green lsttle folks and all the embarrassments that went wsth that fsrst memorable year They had sust gotten used to besng called freshmen when there they were dsgnsfsed soph omores Then lo and behold they were sunsors and as lunsors were known as upper classmen gsvsng them the feelsng of besng quste old and maksng them overly proud In thesr lunsor year they presented the class play entstled A Date Wsth Judy wsth Dodse Sauer as Judy Beneath the zodsac ssgn Gemsns the Junsor Sensor Banquet rolled around and the lunsor class was well represented by Jerry Street Paul Summers Orchse Harper and Jack Earl sn thesr trsbutes to the Sensors of l948 After three long hard years of struggle they became those ever popular ever busy sensors of today Fsrst on the agenda as sensors was the foot ball team on whsch esghteen sensors played the captasn besng Paul Summers Jsm Gessells recesved honorable mentson as an All State Football player and Joe Donnells recesved the McCarthy award for good sportsmanshsp sn football Dursng football season came the Homecom mg Game and Patty Ksng was elected queen Her attendants representsng the sensors were Helen Peters Joan Drury and Lousse McClaskey They chose as thesr class offscers Paul Sum mers Joe Donnells Patty Ksng and Marslyn Msller The school paper namely the Mound Buslder had on sts staff seven sensors wsth Katse Gaston as edstor and the yearbook was edsted by Evelyn Walker and the sensors as ssstsng her were Dodse Sauer Patty Ksng and George Hockenberry In the msddle of Sagsttarsus a basketball season rolled around and there were fsve sen sors on the team Joe Donnells held the honor of besng captasn of the Blue and Whste Then Taurus the bull fMay 20D rolled around and wsth hsm came the Sensor Prom sponsored by the Sensor Trs Hs Y and Sensor Hs Y Thss event was held sn the C H S Gym The Annual Revue and Sensor Class Play came snto the pscture only to be overshadowed by the Junsor Sensor Banquet whsch the Sensors attended for the last tsme Before long Gemsns arrsved wsth the strasns of Pomp and Csrcumstance whsch to the 49 ers meant baccalaureate and commence ment exercsses to lsnger sn the msnds of thss years graduatsng class the rest of thesr lsves Thus ended four happy years at C H S whsch wsll never be forgotten by the Sensors of 1949 ek, f-xx H ,N Q,g, sc TX f . f for Xl u A x 1 . 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' I ' ' - ' I' - I I . . , . . . . . . ., May the Joanne Barnes Thomas Bay Charles Beverly Helen Bower Robert Brown Russell Barnhart Patricia Beard Roger Bishop Joseph Breen William Brown Nancy Bates William Bell Manuel Blake Richard Bonner William Brown stars Joanne Barnes A ries Russell Eugene Barnhart Gemme Nancy Marlene Bates Gemme Anderson Ensemble 'l Thomas H Bay Cum er HI Y 4 Patricia Ann Beard Scorpzo Anderson Ensemble l Wllllam Alan Bell Places HnY 'l 2 3 4 Football Manager 'I 2 Charley Beverly Leo Football 3c Track 2 3C Basketball l Lawrence Roger Bishop Virgo Boys Glee Club 4 Manuel Blake Jr Leo Helen Louella Bower Scorpzo Chorus l Walter Joseph Breen ll Virgo 1 James Richard Bonner Lzbra F otballl 2 3 4 Bob Lee Brown Libra William Brown Leo Hn Y 1 William H. Brown Cancer Track 4 of tomorrow Joan Evelyn Brown Pisces Band I 2 Ensemble l Jack W Bumen Llbru 2 Sara E Burlule Cupric urn Chorus 'I 2 Trl Hn Y Patrlcla Joanne Carnes Libra Chorusl Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 Ensemble I 2 Chour 3 4 Homecommg Court 3 Tn Hn Y 1 2 3 4 Jumor Class Pay Margne Jean Carter Libra Gee Clubl 4 Damatlcsl 2 4 Tr H Yl 2 Nancy Jayne Clark Aquarius 2 Glee Clubl 2 TruHuY'I 2 3 4 Drum Malorette 2 3C 4 Patncua Ann Clements Leo T HnY'l 2 3 4 Dramotncs 4 N Jean Cochran Taurus HsY 'I 2 3 4 Sprung Concert 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Annabelle Collms Libra Harold leroy Collms Vzrgo nd 'l 2 3 Judith Collms A quarmx .. - ,H .. - Q., , : , 1 , '- '- , , , : ' , . . . H , H .. ., Hi-Y ,3,4 fi- - I t I 1 ' ' n ' n vu .. -l .. . . . Tri- '- - ' I I - v Il 2' 3' 4 , , , , . , . . . 1. . .. .. - ,, : ' , , , : , : ' , , : 1 - - , . , 1 I U - .. Ba , , , 4 . . . .. . .. .. - ,,, l , : r ' , , i 5- 5- 1 , 3, 4 1 j Chorus 'lp Tru-Hu-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4 0 I .. , - ,. .. : , : '- '- , , . , ' , ' : , 1 , , . 4. U 1. . ,, u n 4 n - - , , , , 1 rl- - , , , : , ' , I ' 2 I 1 ,lff,,,N,TH' ' ff I 4 'f Lis, Nh 7 5 - Y Q. Marnlyn Sue Carter Scorpm Chorus 1 Ensemblel 2 Tru Hn Yl 2 3 4 Presldent 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 Mixed Chonr 2 3 4 Katheryn Cauble Vfrgu T HnY'l 2 3 4 Dramatncs 2 Joan Brown Jael: Bumen Sara Burlulo Patrlua Came: Margie Carter Manlyn Carter Katheryn Cauble Nancy Clark Pamela Clements Jean Cochran Annabelle Collms Harold Collmi Judath Collins Falth Comphor Mary Cook Faith LaVerne Compher Taurm Chorus 'I 2 Mary E Cook Leo TrlHnY 'I 2 3 4 Vlce President 2 Glee Cu 2 3 4 Chorus l Dramutucs 'I 2 4 4,2 Gene Paul Cooke Capricorn Hu Y 2 3 4 Football 1 Pat lou Cottnll Virgo Ada Catherme Cox Libra Nancy Joy Cox Cancer Hansel D Cyd rus Aquarius Don W Counts Gemmr Basketball 1 con tl n ue 4 Basketballl 2 Trackl 3 Darrell Eugene Cunnmgham Gemma Track 'l Football 34 Thelma Jean Davns Taurus to shane Wanna Lee Davns Pzsc es amatlcs 1 2 3 4 Tn HnY 2 3 4 Treasurer Chorus 1 Ensemble 2 Glee Club 2 Helen Lloyd Boys Mary Joanne Delong Taurus Y l 2 Chorus l 0 Delong Ames Glee Club 2 Annual Rev lou DePew Taurus orus 'I Trl HIY l Beulah Jean DePugh Virgo Arthur lee DeVore P1 vces 3 4 Club 2 Basketball 3C Annual Revue 4 Carl Robert Dnckerson Taurus ue 3 Chonr Baseball 4 Gene Cooke Patrlcna Cottrlll Ada Cox Nancy Cox Hansel Cydrus Don Counts Darrell Cunnmgham Thelma Davls Wanna Davls Helen Delong Lloyd Delong ry lou DePew Beulah DePugh Arthur DeVore Robert Dickerson on the graduates Etha W Dlxon Gemzrze Thomas Gerald Dobbms Vlrgo HrY 'I 2 3 4 Football l 2 Football Manager 3C 4C Tennis 2 3C 4C Joseph W Donnells I IFLO otballl 2 3 ketball l 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Choir 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 An nual Revue 4 Marlorre Joan Drury Aquarius Dramatucsl 2 3 Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Jumor Class Play Make Up 3 Jack J Earl Pisces HIY l 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent l President 3 Basketball 'I 2 Mound Builder 2 Arrow Sports Editor 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Stage Manager 3 4 Revue 4 Karl Richard Eby Libra Basketball 2 Hu Y 3 4 Track Manager 3 Margaret Ella England Capricorn Wallace L Evans Jr Leo Boys Glee Clubl 2 Bandl 2 Patrlcla Chrlstma Fife Sugzttarzus Orchestra 3 4 Band 3 4 Tn Hn Y 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Mound Bullder 4 Annual Revue 4 Mary Rowena Fmley Scorpzo Athletic Revue l Chorus 2 Band 3 4 Loren Fleshman C aprlcorn Patrncia Lou Foster Taurus Chorus l 2 Shrrley Arleen Fromm A quarius Chorus 'l- Mound-Builder 2 3 4- Quill and Scroll 3' Ar- r w 3' Tri-Hi-Y l 2 3 4- Ensembe 2 Johnny L Frump Gemine Football Manager 4 Jerold L- Gallaugher Etha Dixion Thomas Dobbins Taurus 1-,ack 2 3 Joann Drury Jack Earl Margaret England Wallace Evans Mary Finley Loren Fleshman Shirley Fromm John Frump J Joseph Donnells Karl Eby Patricia Fife Patricia Foster Jerrold Gallaughor ol:ILu9 Katue Lee Gaston Vurgo West Unuon Hugh School School Paper 'I Gurls Glee Club 'I Band 2 3 4C Mound Buulder 2 3 Feature Edutor 4 Edutor Sprung Concert 2 3 4 Tru HuY 2 3 4 Quull and Scroll 3 Jane Anne Gerlaugh Luhra Chorus 'I Glee Club 2 3 4 Chour 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Annual Revue 2 3 4 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y I 4 Sextet 3 James Joseph Gessells Aquuruus Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Track 3 4 Dramatucs 3 4 Stage Manager 3 4 Junuor Class Play Hu Y l 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer Varsuty C Club Robert Alan Gough Leo 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3C 4C Footba 3 Band l 2C Orchestra 2 3 Mound Buolder 2 Arrow 2 Quull and Scroll 3 4 Dramatucs 4 Earlene Roberta Graves Gemune Chorus I Dramatucs I 2 3 Tru Hu Yl 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Athletuc Revue 2 3 Junuor Class Play Ensemble 1 Mary louuse Gruesheumer Leo Donna Jane Grooms Gemune Chorus l Glee Club 3 4 Vurgunua Ann Grote Aquaruus Chorus l Glee Clubl 2 3 Chourl 2 3 Annual Revue James Loel Groves Scorpuo 2 3 4 Footb I 2 3 4 Basket I ee Cu 'I 2 Harruet Ellen Hagans Cancer Glee Club l 2 Band l 2 3 Orchestra 2 Dramatucs 3 Wulluam F Hardesty Leu Hu Y 4 Orrus Davud Harper Vrrgo Dramatucs l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Tennus 3 Boys Glee Club 2 Drum Malor 3 4 Junuor Class Play Hu Y 3 4 Sprung Concert Annual Revue 4 Senuor Class Play Rollan Mastrengelo Harrus Scorpuo Glee Club l 2 Harmonaures 2 Track 3 4 Eleanor Jean Hatmacher Scorpio Chorus l 2 Dramatucsl 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Chour 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Athletuc Revue 2 3 4 Fred Elroy Hatmacher Aquaruus Katue Gaston Alan Gough Donna Grooms Harruet Hagans Rollan Harrus 4. Jane Gerlaugh James Gessells Earlene Graves Mary Gruesheumer Vurgunua Grote James Groves Wulluam Hardesty Orrus Harper Eleanor Hatmacher Fred Hatmacher ANay Paul Arthur Hatmacher Aquarius Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Basketball 2, Eldon Heath 'Libra' Joetta Maxine Henss Capricorn ' orus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y , , , Howard Glenn Hendershot Pisces H'- 3 4 Jackie Hermann Pisces t h e i r Football I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Mixed Choir 2 3 4 Tn Hn Y 1 2 3 Vice President 4 Ensemble 1 2 Athletic Revue 2 3 4 Sprung Concert l 2 3 4 Clark Allan Hess Scorpio 2 3 4 asketball 1 2 3 Samuel Grant Hull Jr Cancer Paul Hatmacher Eldon Heath desHnies Patricia Ailene Hitchens ..Le0,, Anderson Ensemble 1 George E. Hockenberry Cancer Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Junior Class President, Secre- tary of Varsity Club, Track 1, Arrow Sports Editor 4 William Farrell Hodge 'Aries H2 2,4 Virginia Ann Hogan Lilrru' Helen Virginia Hughes Sagittarius Chorus 1 David Lynn Hutchins Virgo Boys Glee Club 2 3 Everett Thomas lrvm Cancer Wayne Eugene lrvm Taurus Joetta Hens: Howard Hendershot Jackie Hermann Clark Hess Samuel Hull Patricia Hitchens George Hockenberry William Hodge A Vlrgmna Hogan Helen Hughes David Hutchins Everett Irwin Wayne lrwm amz' 'A .-I . t . . .. , . Ch 1 2 3 4 . .. I Y . . .. ., . .Y I .. . . . 1 it 1 . . .n 4- -, , 'rr K A . , . . I r 1 F I r F ' ' 1 1 r I 1 I u e , , 1 , , . U l U I I it , - 1, . Golf , , , a , , , Ha-Y 2, 3, 4 .. , ., . . . .. U .. ,U i . . . 'X I V - Y Y yy ' li A,, ' ' . xl 'fl r- 5- 9 ,LF , ., . . 1 fd: ' ' . . -, 3. be controlled Wllllam Immell Mary Jane Kelly Palrlcua Kung Jane Kunslel Marllyn Leach John Jayne John Kldnoclser Ruth Klser Barbara Lambert Jaclue Lee 49 Davld Jones Dave Kung Nancy Kors! Marllyn Landrum Donald Lemley Charles Wlllnam Immell Sagittarius Baskelball l 2 Baseball Manager 3 4 Hn Y 4 John Thomas Jayne Scorpio Hu Y 4 David C Jones Gemzne Baslxelball l Mary Jane Kelly Aquarius Chorus 'I Dramahcs 1 Tru Hu Y l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Sprung Concerll 2 3 Athlehc Revue2 3 4 Choir 4 Ensemble 3 John Dwught Kldnocker Vzrgo HI Y Davld Collms Kung AFIES Basketball 2C 3C 4 Varsnty C Club Palrlcla Ann Kang PISCFY Chorus 'l Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Choir 2 3 4 Achv I Council 'I 2 4 Alhle vue 2 4 Tn 'I 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Queens Court 3 Home commg Queen 4 Sprung Concerr 1 2 3 4 Double ex lelfe 3 Ensemble l Arrow Slaff 4 Rulh Carolyn Kuser Scorpio Nancy Korst Prices Chorus 1 Ensemblel Chonr 2 3 4 Annual Revue 2 3 4 Orcheslra 3 4 Dramaflcs 4 Acflvnly Councll 2 Tn l 4 Senior Class Play Mary Jane Kunslel Lzbra orusl 2 TrnHlY'l Barbara Ann Lambert Gcrmne Chorus I 2 Marulyn Rose Landrum Lzbra Hn Y 'l Marulyn Ann Leach Taurus Chorus l 2 3 Jackie Lee Gemmc Chorus l 2 3 Glee Club 2 Donald Eugene Lemley Capncorn by benevolent stars Duck Douglas Lynch Lzbra Football 2 Lavonne Maddox Prices Dramallcs 3 Jumor Class Play Make Up Tru Hn Y l Maxlne Phyllns Maddy Pisces Chorus 2 3 4 Glenn Emerson Magull Plscev Foofballl 2 3 4 Golf 2 Basketball 2 HuY 4 Mary Evelyn Maglll Scorpio orusl 2 TrlHlYl Mary Marhn Aquurms HI Y l Vnrgmua L Marhn Leo Chorus l Glee Club 2 Band l 2 Malorelfe 3 4 Tn l 2 3 4 Chonr 2 3 4 Annual Revue 2 C Thomas Maull Pisces Dramatucs 3 4 HIY 3 4 Foolball 3 4 Tennis 3C Junior Class Play Loulse Edna McCIaskey Arles Cholr l Glee Club lA?hensJ Trl HAY 2 3 4 Band .Iune Dyer McCloy Cancer Chorus l 2 Bonnie McGee Cancer Gcrls Sportsl 2 3 4C Tn Hn Y'l 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4C GAA Presldenf 3 4 Ruth Luculle McKee Aquarzus Choir 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 TrlHl Y l 2 3 4 Chorus l Annual Revue 2 3 4 Sprung Concert l 3 4 Dramaf IC 'l Helen McKelI Seorpzo Dramahcs l 2 3 4 Jumor Class Play John E McRoberls Pisces Bas elball l 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Choru l Public Spealung 3 Roberi Eugene Mead Vzrgo Foolball l 2 Hu Y 4 Baseball 4 3 Richard Lynch Glenn Maglll vllglllli Marlin Juno McCoy Halen McKoll -er lavonno Maddox Mary Maglll Thomas Maull lonnlo M6090 John Mckoborh Maxmo Maddy Mary Marhn lomu McCloskey Ruth McKee Robert Mead Robert Meyer Marllyn Muller Norma Mlschal Joan Moreland Robert Newlun and guide them Dorothy Muller Ellzabeth Mills Davxd Mohr Wetus Netter Donald Newman Fred Muller Gene Mmer Joan Moran Wllllam Newklrk Barbara Noble Robert Paul Meyer 10 Football I 2 3C 4C Basketball Manager IC 2C Track 4C Cholr I G 3 Rev 3 4 Class Play 3 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Mnxed Sextette 2 3 Boys Quartet 2 Varsuty C Club 4 Vnce President 2 3 4 Senior Class Dorothy Mae Muller Sllglflllfllll C orus I 2 3 Fred Hartman Muller Jr Lllml otball I 3 4C H Y Marllyn G Muller Puffs Accompamst for Boys Glee Club and Muxed Choir 3 4 Scrap Iron Quartet I 2 Annual Revue I 3 Sprung Concert I 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Secretary I 2 Class Treasurer 4 Trl HI Y I 2 3 4 Ellzabeth Ann Mllls CIIIICCI Glee Club 4 Chotr 4 Gene Hermon Mmer Cancer LIIYIII Paul David Mohr Tzunus Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Mound Bunlder Photog rapher 2 3 Arrow Photographer 2 3 4 HIY 2 4 An nual Revue Nancy Joan Moran Lllvra Chorus Dramatlcs 'I Marcelle Joan Moreland Lllvll Chorus I 2 Dramatlcs 2 Tru H Y 3 4 Ba Wetus Kung Netter Sugrlnu ms Wlllram Pnerce Newknrk Virgo 4 Ch Basket ball I Annual Revue 4 Robert Roy Newlun Gamma Mound Builder 2 4 Arrow H Donald lee Newman Aqllflflllt 2 Barbara Ellen Noble Plscm Chorus I Dramatlcs I Trl Hu Y I Glee Club 2 3 4 C HL, ,, , , , : , 1 3C, 5 ' , 2, 3, 45 lee Club I, 2, 5 ue I, 2, f ' , '. - H ,I ' ' - . Hi-Y 1, , , , ' Play .. I- - I,-, .h , , Fo , , 5 I- I, 2, 3, 4 . , . . 112, , : , 1 , 2, , 4: W - , : J.. .i : ft , -, Norma Jean Mischel , 2 ' 1 '- i- , 1 nd 4 Il ' ll .. - ,- A. ,, ft - ,, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 5 oir 3, 45 - - ' , 5 35 I-Y 4 Hi-Y , 3 to success Emma louise Ogden ' A quariux Chorus 2 3 Norm E Pack Libra Golf 4 Edward Daniel Pairan 'Capricorn Helen Joan Payne Taurus Helen Elaine Peters Lzbra Chorus l Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Queens Court 3 4 Wanda Lee Peters Sllgllllllllh Chorus 'l 2 Martha Jeanne Pfaff Aries Chorus 'l Girls Glee Club 2 3 MIX6d Choir 3 4 Trl l 2 3 4 Ensem e Virgo June Pigott Gvmim '-Hi-Y 1 2- Cho' Verne R. Richards Taurus s etball l 2- Hi-Y l - ' Dramatics 2 3 4' Choir 3' Football l- Athletic Revue l Harriett Eileen Riley Taurus Chorus 'I Leut1t1a Elnzabeth Wilhelm Rhmhart Cancer Dramotlcs l Chorus l Glee Club 2 3 4 Raymond Eugene Roll L00 Norma Jean Sanders Libra H1Y'l 2 3 4 Chorus Fleury Adele Sansom L00 tary 3 4 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 Mound Bullder 4 Emma Ogden Norman Pack Edward Palren Helen Payne Helen Peters Wanda Peters Jeanne Pfaff John Pierre June Piggott Verne Richards Harriett Riley Leutrtla Rinehart Raymond Rell Norma Jean Sanders Fleury Sensen 4' I Trl , , lf l Ba k , , , 2, 3, 4, Gln Club 1, 2, 3, 4, H1Y 1, 2 ' f- .- H Tri- '- , , , 1 1 2 ' ' , ,4: ' ' , : '- Hi-Y , , , , bl 1, 2 John H- Pierce Bend 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Secre- 1 , l , 'M A 3 . f , in all Dolores Jean Sauer -.V-irgon Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 47 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 'l, 2C, 3 4Cg Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 45 Arrow 45 Athletic Revue 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4 Rella Lorraine Saul Capricorn orus l 2 Trl HI Y 3 Roberta Marne Schumann Arles Ban l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Walter Seward Virgo Football 1 Treasurer of Walnut Street YMCA Boys Glee Club 3 Choir 3 Harmonaures 2 Russell Raymond Shonkwrler Leo F otball 3 4c B sketball 3 4c H Y 'l 2 3 4 Patrlcla Ann Skinner Taurus Chorus 1 Ensemble 1 2 Dramatlcs l 2 3 4 Spring Concert 'I 2 Tn HIY l 2 3 4 Annual Revue 4 Bull M Smith Sagittarius Football 1 2c 3c Basketball l Baseball 2: 3c their Robert Edwin Smith Capricorn Caroline Cecelia Som mers Pisces Tri-Hi-Y l' Chorus l 2- Maiorette 3 4 Don lee Spetnagle Pisces Patricia Stanton Gemzne Trl HI Y l 2 3 4 Treasurer Chorus l Ensemble Accom pannst l 2 Spring Concert 1 2 3 Dramatncs l 2 3 4 Junior Class Play 3 Band 2 3 4 Norma Jean Steffy Sagittarius Grs Chorus l 2 TnHi Charles E Stewart Scorpio Basketball 2 3 Glee Club Jack Ernest Straub Scorpzo l Geraldnne Strausbaugh Leo Girls Chorus 1 2 HIY 3 olr4HY3 l s-. W tffimgw 5 Dolores Sauer Rella Saul Roberta Schumann Walter Seward Raymond Shonkwller Patricia Skinner William Smith Robert Smith Caroline Sommers Donald Spetnagle Patricia Stanton Norma Jean Steffy Charles Stewart Jack Straub Geraldine Strausbaugh future endeavors Jerry Camslle Street Taurus Chorus 'I Dramatscs 1 2 3 4 Mound Buslder Feature sor34Band34THY'l234JunsorCa Play 3 Annual Revue 3 4 Actsvsty Councsl 1 2 E semble 'I Vsce Pressdent l Qusll and Scroll 3 Sprsng Concert 1 Junsor Sensor Banquet Sensor Class Play Harold Wsllsam Strestenberger Cancer Bas etball 'l Hs Y 'l 4 Track 4 Roger Nesl Stultz Caprrznrn amatscs 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Chosr l 2 4 H Y 3 4C Football l 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Go Paul Rschard Summers Lsbra HsY 2 Pressdent 3 4 Football 'l 2c 3c 4c Basketball l 2 3 4c Track l Baseball 2 3c 4c Actsvsty Councsl 2 3 4 Sensor Class Pressdent Varssty C 3 Pressdent Stage Manager 2 3 4 Anna Kathryn Taylor Cancer Leon Hsgh School Tallahassee Florsda 1 2 Glee Club 1 Pep Clubl Band l 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Gsrls Chorus 3 Chosr 4 Junsor Sensor Ensemble 4 Mound Buslder 4 Tr Hs Y 4 Eunsce lovsnnsa Teeters Scorpso leland G Terflsnger Taurus l Charles Wsllsam Thompson Leo 2 Rschard lee Tsppse Vsrgo Basketball l 3 Tra lr 3 H Joanne l.ousse Trasner Arles Chorus 'I Msxed Chosr2 3 4 Trs HsY 2 3 4 Athletsc Revue 2 3 Ensemblel 2 Martha Lou Turner Sagittarius Geraldsne Anna Uhrsg Taurus Chorus 2 Gsrls Glee Club Thomas Joseph Vernsa .Ir Virgo l 2 3 4 Foot a 2 Basketballl 2 3 4C Golf 2 3C 4C Mound Buslder 3 4 Qusll and Scroll 4 Peggy Ann Vsncent Lshra Ksngston Hsgh School 3 Dramatscs 1 2 Chorus 3 Ksngs ston Junsor Class Play Terry Vsncent Leo Dramatscsl 2 3 4 Msxed Chosr 3 4 Gsrls Glee Club 3' Chorus 1 2- Junior Class Play- Spring Concert 2 3' Athletic Revue 2 3' Tri4Hi-Y 1 2 3 4 Z 'ef 5, f Jerry Street Paul Summers leland Torflsnger Joanne Trasner Thomas Vernia Harold Stroltonbarger Anna Kathryn Taylor Charles Thompson Martha Turner Peggy Vincent Roger Stultx Eunsce Teton Rsthard Tsppse Goraldsne Uhrsg Terry Vincent and accomplishments Charles von Schlutter Lorraine Waters Robert Wellenreiter Robert Wills Virginia Wogon Evelyn Walker Emily Webb Norma Whitten Carl Wiseman Lola Wright Jessie Ward Mary Jean Weinrich Herman Williams Hobart Wiseman Earlene Yarrington Mary Zizkafoos Robert Yerian Charles E von Schlutter Gflllllll Band 2 3 4 HIY 4 Sprung Concert 2 3 4 Evelyn Joan Walker .Scorpio D amahcs 'l 2 3 4 Trl Hu Y l 2 3 Treasurer 4 urls Chorus l Mound Builder 2 3 Arrow Activity Editor 3 Editor 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Junior Play Sprung Con cert l Senior Class Play Jessie Marne Ward Arms Lorraine Vera Waters Lrhm Emily Aldon Webb Cuplu urn Dramatncsl 2 3 4 Chorus Mary Jean Welnrlch Gumnc' Trl HI Y 2 3 Secretary 4 Robert H Wellenrelter ll? Norma Evelyn Whitten GFIIIIIIC Herman Lee Williams SKILIHIII rm Robert Theodore Wills C llplll mn 3 Carl Vernon Wiseman Arms l Junior Class Play Trl Hn otbalI14C GleeClubl 2 3 4 HnYl 2 3 4 C 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Track lC 2C 3C 4C Basketball l Hobart Eugene Wiseman Taurus Football l 2 Ba k tball 'I H Y 4 Virginia Mae Wogan .SIILIHIII ms Lola Gertrude Wright I llvm Grs Cl'ousl 2 Glee Club3 4 MlxedCor Laverne Earlene Ya rrmgton C um fr A ehc Revue l 2 Band l 2 3 4 Dramotlcs 2 3 4 Tr HI Y l 2 3 4 Jumor Class Play Sprung Concert 'l Mary Eliza beth Zlckafoos Cupric nr n usuc l 2 3 4 Dramatcs 2 Robert Franklin Yernan ll.SCl.S F otball l 2c 3c 4c- Basketball l 3- Track 2 , : AQ ll bf! Z P i J rf, gamma JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Tom Long Vnce Presudent Jane Buckel Secretary Peggy Acord Treasurer Ed Bunstune As the symbol Lubra was attaunung uts full power over the actuons of the students of C H S the class of 1950 ussued a summons for all members un good standung to meet un order to elect theur class offucers They showed theur good uudgment when they elected Tom Long as presudent of theur ullustruous class Jane Buckel vuce presudent Peggy Acord secretary and Ed Bunstune as treasurer The outstandung socual event offered by thus class was theur presentatuon of theur class play The Fughtung Luttles on December 3 1948 Wuth a talented cast of fufteen thus play was durected by Mr Charles R Duncan and receuved due prause The Junuors were an actuve group thus year For unstance several members of the clas played on the football team At the close of the season Tom Long and Merrull Hunes were elected co captauns for next season Then too the boys went all out for basketball baseball golf tennus and track Whule only three uunuor boys Tom Long Ed Bunstune and Tennent Hoey played varsuty basketball other lunuors formed the Jay Vee team coached by Mr Don Gatchell Charles Frey was manager for the Jay Vees whule Skeeter Francus was varsity manager A uunuor gurl Pattu Schwart won prauses for her help as a member of the cheerleader team The three uunuor members of the Homecomung Queen s Court were Sally Macbeth Duane Hark er and Charlotte Taylor Charlotte was accompanust for the Gurls Chorus and auded Lous Jean Laymon un accompanyung for the Glee Club Eught members of thus class enloyed as an extra currucular subuect theur work on the Mound Buulder staff whule two lunuors worked on the Arrow staff Other extra subuects un whuch these students were actuve uncluded band orchestra dramatucs chour glee club chorus and ensemble all of whuch performed un the Annual Revue or Sprung Concert Several lunuors were also mem bers of the swung band whuch played at untermussuons of basketball games The orchestra sup plued musuc for the class plays the Sprung Concert and the Revue The Buology Club revuved thus year by Mr Paul Hydell due to the uncreased unterest un that sublect was proud to have several members from the Junuor class on uts roll These students were actuve In Y M C A work also The lunuor representatuves on the Student House Commuttee were Lous Laymon Alan Batteuger and Joan McHugh the last servung as sec retary of the organuzatuon The Junuor Hu Y under the Ieadershup of John Motes presudent and Mr Paul Shank advusor conducted several paper scrap metal druves un preparatuon of a proposed trup the followung summer They eagerly looked forward to theur trup to Washungton D C after theur senuor year The Junuor Tru Hu Y was led thus year by Lous Smuth Presudent and Muss Agnes Drummer ad vusor They too were actuve un Y work and contrubuted generously to the World Youth Fund Whule one can easuly revuew the past actuons of thus class wuth prude one can only hope that the future holds more excutung events for them to encounter durung theur next years ff , ,.'7 X u 4 X , I E ' ' WMM 1? ' fl Q W ' 1 46 ' . . ., I 1 f 1 I H . . . ,, . . . . 1 - I . . , . . , 5 - 1 ' - 1 I 1 I I I - I I 1 1 ' 1 - - - Il 11 - - - I , I 1 - . . . , . .. , ' . . , . . 1 - 1 . . . . . . ,, 1 , - . ,, . . . ,, ,, . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - ' I . 1 - , . , . 1 1 1 ' - ' I 1 I - 1 1 ' . , . . . - I I - I - I 11 11 - . , , . 1 Top row Juluus Proehl Paul Meyer Glenn Lovensheumer Bull Johnson Duck Pulse Don Samrnorus Bull Barndollar Raymond Stark Warden Rawluns Vurgunua Smuth Betty Stevens Betty Elluott Jure Lalluer Thurd row Ruchard Hougland Dan McGee Ted Graetz Sara Petut Della Elluott Rose Colburn Mary Neff Donna Mungus Wanda Brown Charlotte Caldwell Bonnue Harmon June Francus Oma Reeves Carol Comer Dorothy Hartsough Second row Glorua Cupp Barbara Bucy Helen Greenlee Leslue Larruck June Pa mer Betty Oney Eddue Cousuns Don Bowman Paul Saxton Luther Maddy Don Schreuber Bob Morgan Gerald Shoemaker Nancy Hockenberry Phyllus Shaffer Bottom row Duck Goodman Duck Brown Bob Gaynor Don Fruedman Duck Dearth Eddue Kourt John Davud Ray Benner Alon Batteuger John Webb Don Cochran Kenny Hunes Buddy Jones Frances Montgomery Top row Lous Laymon Duane Harker Jane Buckel Charlotte Taylor Fourth row Emerson Cousuns Charles Dennewutz Merrull Hunes Jean Huckenbotham Nancy Klepunger Joan McHugh Margaret Ortrnan Lee Garrett Tom Lovensheumer Sandra Smsth Peggy Acord Rosalund Hupp Phyllus McKee Wanda Thacker John Webb Thurd low Tom Bunns Bob Lutter Davud Muller Boo Oakes John Mates Eldon Francus Bull Brown Helen Ward Luculle Wolters Patsy Ann May Helen Beekman Delores Puerce Eluzabeth Stranathon He en Sumon Loretta Bresnahan Betty Jo Martun Barbara Hardman Second row Joan Loury Mary Doerres Aluce Blaur Ann Dunkle Joyce Arledge Nelvo Atwood Joyce Shultz Mary Newton Beverly Cottrull Ruth Cottrull Roberta Bradford Katue Jenkuns Martha Paynter Mary lmmell Helen Vuncent Dorothy Zoeller Dorus Groves Hazel Jenkuns Margaret Puckens Bottom row Barbara Lungo Mary Brown Nancy Jo Hysan Sally Ma beth Aluce Hood Connue Ranck Clara Lau Ahlen Barbara Rabbuns Patty Schwart Nancy Barlow Ramona Cozacl Ruth Davus Judy McKelvey Barbara Jackson Lous Srnuth Louella Duxon Joan Leaverton Mary Chulders Barbara Rutherford Charlotte Morutz ALMA - 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 1 1 1 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 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 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 U 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - L M0464 Presrdent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer The Class of T951 accounts for Itself dolly around the halls of Chullncothe Hugh School Thus class whuch has a membershnp f two hundred ftfty sux elected as nts leaders Buzz Cockerell presudent Ronnne Benson vlce president Janet Hlxon secretary and Mark Muller treasurer These capable offucers formed the delegation of the Sophomore Class In the Actlvlty Club ln GCTIVITISS lt was well represented lt boasted twenty two members In the band snxty members nn the orchestra fifteen un the mnxed chonr and twenty elght an the glee clubs combined Also eight of the ten gurls nn the freshman sophomore ensemble were sophomores and eleven of the forty mem bers of the Biology Club were sophnes These second year students worked on top gobs In many fields For example Jean ette Mead and Marilyn Moore were leaders on the cheering squad whsle Jackue Kunstel was one of the seven malorettes Jack Dlehl and Dave Tyler were the only Sophomores to wan C s for varsnty football Earnung Cs for reserve play were Ronme Benson Johnny Fnfe Scotty Gruesheumer Bob Russell and George Tudor When basketball season rolled around Tom Bryant Ronnue Cousnns and Scotty Gruesheumer plugged along on the varsnty llne whsle Bob Ander son Ronnle Benson Richard Brown and Buzz Cockerell were outstanding on the reserves We can well be proud of these fellows they are probable stars of tomorrow SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Buzz Cockerell Ronme Benson Janet Huxon Mark Muller Representung these busy students of the second year on the Mound Bunlder staff were Annamae Grogan Jane Morris and Buzz Cockerell Mary Aluce Jones Mary Ellen Petrne Elnzabeth Ruley and Gusty Hall were wruters for the Arrow staff In spnte of these actnvmes all found tlme to study for a few were on the honor roll each ttme some twenty were on at least one tume These future graduates have passed the halfway mark and will press on to higher goals and success We can truly be proud of this class and will not be surprised when nts members receuve much hngher honor nn l95ll , 1 0 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I - 1 - 1 1 - I ' 1 I . 1 ' . - 1 I .. - 11 - ll . , ' I ,,,,, ,Y - 11 1 11 - - 11 1 11 . 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V Top row Davud Stark Mark Muller Buddy Lundstrum Buzz Cockerell Marty Bouulluon Gary Dull Don Long Harold Lucas Odde Merrumaru Ames Nelson Gub Lucas C T lngraham Fourth row Bob Russell Joseph Enderle George Tudor Edgar Dennewutz Phul Placuer Eddue Gerlaugh John Chandler Phulup DeLong Donald Tuegreen Donald Kleun Dovud Gunlock Bob Steele James Hammond Thurd row Cramer Kung Ronald Brown Johnny Fufe Buddy Heuss Martha Gerber Janet Huxon Sue Newton Jeanette Mead Marguo Thornton Davud Carnes Jum Brock John Weaver Second row Glenn Clupner James Maxson Gretta Steele Eluzabeth Ruley Sally Goodman June Harrungton Janet Goldsberry Dorothy James Martha Rodgers Jean Nust Mary Hal Patty Gray Garnet Blake Barbara Paul Bottom row Donny Danuels Dallas Hall Mary Ellen Petrue Phyllus Beeler Marulyn Duckerson Joanne Davus Jummy Peters L u Bolun J Ann Saxton Darvun Juvuden Bob Drummond Paul Robertson Jummy Putts Joanne Brown Marulyn Schweutzer Leach Jum Butt Lewus Heuss Ronnue Cousuns Scotty Gruesheumer Gusty Hall Fourth row Dorothy Brownung Morgue Stout Cora Lou Maddox Ruta Cruse Phyllus Maughmer Gordon Sugler John Blaur Ronnue Benson Jack Duehl Tommy Proffut Marulyn Hertensteun Martha Robunson Avus Coyle Ruth Bower Third row Ynema Mathus June Gray June Hatton Venutc Lewes La Versa Roach Glorua Overly Marulyn Muller Sandra Wer Barbcurru Hutchens Lovada Austun Esther Lett Beulah McQuarry Jackue Best Charlotte Hatfueld Pat Freemen Audrey Leonard Second row Flora Osborne Marulyn DSLONQ Gwendolyn Groves Ruth Schuman Joanne Brown Mamue Francus Louuse Barnett Jackue Kunstel Annamoe Grogan Corrunne Mead Shurley Johnson Wanda Barclay Mary Aluce Jones Marulyn Rodgers Lynn Sumon Pat Punnux Sue Ratclutl Bottom row Glorua Hardman Joanne Seymour Rggemgry Moreland Vurgunua Leedom Luculle Seuler Georgua Schaffer Mona Knecht Jane Morrus Marulyn Caldwell Marulyn Moore Sue Bolun Beatruce Brown Madelune Cox Barbara Cooper Donna Bayless Norma lean Roburuson Gloruo Wulls u - .4 1 I . 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I O Top row - Betty Cottrill, Caroline Summers, Anne Waller, Betty Romsey, Thelma Minear, Paul Ackerman, Leon Wiruget, Harold Palmer, Allnert The freshman class of 52 met under the sugn of Lubra the Balance two hundred and seventy strong As they gathered dur ung the peruod of the autumnal equunox, they expertly chose to lead them through the path of the zoduac Ruchard Lane, presudent Paul Junk vuce presudent Marlene Medert secretary and Bull Evans treasurer The ready and wullung boys also met wuth Coach Don Haur to form the football team of whuch everyone was extremely proud Then under the sugn of Saguttaruus the Archer Bull Skunner Jum McDermott Tom Hess Bull Evans Frank Creasop Bull Partee Ted Earl Tom Markley Duck Hammond Bob Wunkler Davud Muchel Lanny Macbeth Bernard Pack Davud Detty Ronnue Keuser and manager Roger Boggess formed the freshman basketball team that fought successfully to wun much glory Several ambutuous gurls namely Mary Ann Wolfe Nancy Markle Patty Hawk and Lee Anne Chenault got together and were the cheerleaders for the freshman basketball team Durung the summer under the sugn of Cancer the Crab the soon to be freshmen met wuth the rest to partucupate un the C H S band These were Ruchard Cochran Joan Brown Martha Brunduge Ronald Alexander Charles Wallace Pat Morgan Janet Lou Garm hausen Pennue Hendrick Lous Stockman Wulluam Landman Judy Herluhy Marcella Enderlun Laddue Sherman Tom McKell Joanne Valentune Aluce Brownell Donna Bakos Judy Jaynes Wallace Jones Tom Brown John Brugner Bobby Duffy James Dotson Janet Cunnungham Jum Betsch Laurue Brookbank Jane Erdmann Roger Delong and Sally Worf The musucuans un the orchestra uncluded Judy Herluhy Pat Morgan Aluce Brownell Joan Brown, Martha Brunduge Laurue FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Ruchard Lane Vuce Presudent Paul Junk Secretary Marlene Medert Treasurer Bull Evans Brookbank Janet Garmhausen Pennue Hendruck Joan Wulls Mar cello Enderlun Janet Cunnungham Joanne Valentune and Allen Harper ln other paths of musuc the proud freshman un the muxed chour were Ben Steuner Wulluam Landman and Laddue Sherman whule the followung were members of the boys glee club Lanny Macbeth Bob Nelson Ben Steuner James Dotson Carl Ogden Eddue Kurkwood Wulluam Landman Warren Carver Jum Betsch Ronnue Long Tom Huckenbotham Warden Seymour Ronnue Alex ander Roger Delong Laddue Sherman Marvun Knox Jack Kengle Davud French Allen Harper Charles Schremser and Roger Muller Jeannue Steel was accompanist for the boys glee club and muxed chour The gurls chorus consusted of over one hundred gurls and they were accompanued by Donna Bakos Cleo DeBord and Lous Stockman were the only freshman gurls un the rfeshman sopho more ensemble The dramatucs group composed of approxumately seventy pupuls partucupated un practucung varuous scrupts un class The members of the actuvuty club were the offucers Ruchard Lane Paul Junk Marlene Medert and Bull Evans The freshmen were proud of Emuly Carmean and Loanne Shafer who were chosen as varsuty cheerleaders The furst trup through the zoduac was strange and excutung and all of the freshmen look forward to theur next trups Top row Jum McDermont Esther Watters Lous Stockman Donna Bakos Tom McKell Bob Nelson Bully Skunner Kenny Cousuns Jack Sewards Bobble Wunkler John Kengle Duck Baur Jae Brown Jum Summs Larry Gulbert Thurd row Julua Conaway Mary Ann Wolf Ruth Bonner Barbara Wagner Guy Pugott Dow Coy Evonne Bayless Mary Austun Beverly Stewart Patty Croston Patsy Harrus Joanne Remey Muldred Munnux Margaret Arnet Second row Tom Gallaugher Bernard Pack Benny Steuner Johnny Eblun Don Reed Paul Junk Carol Colluns Donna Stag Dorus Whutten Johanna Whetzel Donna Stubbs Helen Smuth Jane Erdmann Pat Morgan Barbara Strousbaugh Bottom row Davud Muchael Albert Funley Bucky Waller Punky Johnson Jack Ellus Duck Freeman Paul Reuder Mary Thompson Charlene Shupley Sylvua Schoppert Barbara Hodge Loeanne Shafer Gertue Whetzel Marulyn Wulls Helen Freeman Carol May Carmen Dolly Top row Norma Jean Cravens Dorothy Woodbridge Janet Cunnungham Joanne Brown Ted Earl Steve Blue Tom Huckenbotham Bull Evans Davud French Jack Eberle Jerry Dennewutz Bull Partee Thurd row Martha Brunduge Aluce Brownell Penny Hendruck Janet Garmhausen Judy Herluhy Sally Worf Wallace Jones John Kauser Emuly Carmeon Carolyn Leyme Joan Bowers Helena Lawhorn Joanne Valentune Ruth McRoberts Carolyn Smuth Second row Jean Lalluer Januce Arledge Nancy Markel Rebecca Webb Ann Breen Clarabelle Cunnungham Judy Jaynes Shurley Funley .lune Chaney Jessue Graves Barbara Peters Joanne Axlune Mary Grady Joanne Fletcher Marcella Enderlun Bottom row Evelyn Trumble Muldred Burns Louuse Fayard Lanny Macbeth Alan Harper Warren Carver Patty Hawk Barbara Scott Barbara Parrett Ruchard Lane Joan Gallagher Juanuta Robbuns Wulla Maple Cleo DeBord Jeanette Heuss Barbara Hafer Annamae Cottrull Lee Ann Chenault Top row Tom Brown Duane Shoults Freddue Johnson Bob Lawrence Ruchard Cochran Laddue Sherman Betty Seudenstucker Carol Hurly Betty Davus Glenda Edler Clara von Fossen Marlorue Robinson Second row Bob Whute Vurgunua Davus Julua Ashworth Dorothy Steunbrook Jeanne Steel Marlene Medert Barbara Theobald Sue Man on Marulyn Muller Nolene Dresbach Mary Druggs Louus Ebey Bottom row Carl Ogden Russell Purdum Maruorue Scott Barbara Kobenhafer Cleo DeBord Charlotte Cozad Norma Jean Carter Nancy Wullrams Joan McKee Katue Scott Marlorue Pleasant Francus Morutz Mary Louuse Barnett X l 46 1 1 11 11 - - 1 . , , 1 1 . 1 F 1 ' 1 1 1 I , . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' f I . . . . 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I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' v - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 , 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 , 1 l Q I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 5464 Q-md Top row Donad Hayburn Leonard Lewis Ronad Earley Sanford Edler James Maple Tony Aloisla Bill Maglll Joe Leatherwoad Robert Jones Richard Bost Donald Detty John Jornlgan Bill Bates Dale Comer Millard Grubbs Billy Garrison Ronald Alexander James Bucy LeRoy Smith Fifth row Danny Uhrig Edwin Carnes Earl Sommers Joseph Eyre Richard Martin Geraldine Loper Shirley Miller Phyllis Ward Mary Schrader Edith Dunham Betty Barnes Patty Hardesty Bonnie Merritt Shirley Lee Juanita Doyle Betty Rittenhouse Fourth row David Estle Oscar Uhrig Danny Brown Jessie Draher Jane Minser Jo Ann Loel Shirley Cox Mary Zwicker Mary Jane Wright Evelyn Flzer Virginia Shackelford Jane Downs Alberta Mowry Ella Pohe Shirley Hutchins Dorothy Graves Thlrd row James Doyle James Demlnt Paul Hatfield Harold D tillion Larry Loel Gary Roof Elizabeth Park Jeanette Lawhorn Geraldine Smith Jane Carter Beverlee Hester Joy Strausbough Sylvia Summers Ada Wiseman Dorothy McKeever Edna Ann Glre Shirley Cravens Shirley Seymour Second row Thomas Everhart Donald Wycoff Glenn Cox John Stone Franklin Tyler Richard Hendershot John ONeal Betty Mowry Shirley Lewis Phyllis Hlles Patsy Gaus Marlory Shuster Barbara Rice Janet Hertensteun Betty Holdren Rosamay Spencer Patty Shaulis Bottom row John Mowrey William Leasure Charles Cottrill Leonard Busklrk Jack Gessells Gary Hardesty Martin Vandergriff Bill Straub Edwin Deon Charles Klein Franklin Estep Robert Woodbridge Ruth Ann Francis Jeanette Riley Barbara Scheeler Betty Combs Dixie Burton Barbara Calhoun Joan Raglm Mount Logan School, full of activity and bustle at all times, is pictured above Many CHS ers went through the first eight grades here Pictured below is the West Fifth Junior High School Building Here, busy students of the seventh and eighth grades spend two glorious years ancl await their oncoming high school life Top raw Ralph Gumm James Oyer David Saunders Eugene Green Don Russell David Wilson William Payne Jerry Diddle Donald Brown William Babb Richard Dailey Frank White Eileen Hatfield Ronald Keiser Sixth row Ralph lmler Charles Garmhausen David Cutright James Trainer Peter Verma Neil Carter Darrell Rhmehart Donald Stevison Russell Sheley Charlotte Delong Margaret Davis Jimmy Boydstan Fitlh row Ronald Pelletier Ramon Wolfe Carol Carruthers Marcia Battexger Mary Ann Browder Joyce Comstock Norman Skinner Valla Mowry Alan Tiegreen Vester Mathis Marvin McRoberts Judith Hitchens Joanne Poole Patricia Tyler Maurice Falrrow Fourth row Robert Fetters Phillip Jones Frieda Harbour Cornelia Vanmeter Virginia Lee Cory Jean Corcoran William Lane Charles Barnes Angie McCarty Vivian Gothard Charles Brown Luella Boydston Albert Sampson Charles Young Third row Marvin Mates Joyce Cunningham Sylvia Bentley Jerry Brown Meeker Metzger Donald Allison Richard Gall Joan Rinehart Helen Glassco Joan Robinson Sue Brown Ruth Willians Doris Taylor Leo vonC ausburg Nat Hill Row two Harvey Caldwell Sandro Cline Joan Fuller Mary Fraza Nancy Fulks Janet Cydrus Evelyn Anders Nancy Barr Madeline Kent: Joanne Brown Barbara Martin Phyllis Newknrk Dixie Reynolds Bottom row Charles Brooks Robert Cell William Hamm Wesley Vincent Freda Young Sue Ann Paxran Sharon Delong Jean Ann Weber Jan ce Porter Tommye Leach Vivian Teeter Patricia Roush Joan Rmkluff Barbara Pfnffner Marilyn Pulse Nancy Kuntz Mariann Harper Top row Dennis Payne Robert Smith David Dunlap Ra ph Woodfork Caleb Beckmndge Alonzo Harding Sidney Viney Holt Hlldner Sixth row- Stanley Bixler Robert Elliott, William Basstic Richard Martin Lee Chenault, Franklin Jamison, Donald Brown David Smith Thomas Mc- Cord Robert Bucy Roger Hurley David White James Clymer Rolland Harper. Fifth row-Glen Wilt, Robert Groves Ronad McCloskey llean Beverly, Shirley Thomas, Joanne Thomas Phyllis Cochenour, Moriorie Edler Bill Oakes Robert Sigler, Roger Hammond Herbert Griesheimer, Robert Diehl, Gary Martin Carl Ray, William Lowe Jerry Ratclift David Riley. Fourth row -Gordon Berseback, Billie Jones, Joanne Irvin Mary Jo Steffy Barbara Bobo, Mary Knecht Richard Tudor Joseph Sommers Ronald Hin- ton, Leslie Edler, Charles ODell David Brooks Bill Pelfrey Paul Dixon Ernest Lynch, John Davis. Third row-James Bethel, Dolores Allison, Clara True, Barbara Reed Bernice Strausbaugh Sue Martin, Shirley Cupp, Joyce Riley Mari'yn Blake Juanita Recobs Charles Rains Thomas Evans Richard Graves. Second row-William Stubbs, Harlan Starkey Helena Marsh Georgia Word, Caroline Burlile, Evalene Phipps Joyce Yerian Evelyn Thrackmorton Alberta Bowles, Margaret Davis, Patricia Pierce Mary Miller, Barbara Starling, Lorene Robinson lloyd Seaman. Bottom row-Barbara Odle Shirley Bartlett, Mary Wykle Beverly Archer, Shirley Delong Joanne Martin, Latricia Dearth, Shirley Rippeth, Marilyn Malone, Emma lee Burriss Sarah Mickey, Lois Cooper Joann Grote, Barbara Mead, Lois lynch. , , t , MW f xi MM? N X 7 K1 SW , , 5J ' xi' 2 5' ZX Q! K S Top row Pat Hawk Barbara Scott Jessue Graves Joanne Remey Mary louuse Barnett Johanna Wetzel Third row Margy Pleasant Judy Jaynes Margaret Arnet Carol May Barbara Wagner Marlene Medert Second row Carol Colluns Carol Hurly Barbara Parrett Kate Scott Barbara Theobald Nancy Markel Bottom row Rebecca Webb Loeanne Shafer Juanuta Robbuns Emuly Carmean Shurley Mutchell Carolyn Leyme After the meetung on September 21 1948 the new Freshman Tru Hu Y the event of the evenung was to have the Swamu tell theur future Y actuvutues Lookung unto hus crystal ball Swamu began to speak Thus club wull have a membershup of fufty sux gurls who wull elect Juanuta Robbuns presudent Rebecca Webb, vuce presudent Loeanne Shafer, secre tary and Emuly Carmean treasurer as the offucers the furst semester The second semes , 1 ter offucers wull be Nancy Markel presudent Kathryn Scott, vuce presudent Barbara Wag advusors for thus group were Mrs Neal Burle son and Muss Ann Bacon The Swamu contunued Durung the year 1949 thus ambutuous and actuve group of gurls wull accomplush many oblectuves These gurls and theur fruends wull have a delughtful tume on a hay rude to Lake Caldwell on November 13 At the Trl Hu Y and Hu Y Inductuon Servuce to be held at the Chullucothe Hugh School Audu toruum un January, the Freshman Tru Hu Y wull be represented by Barbara Scott These are lust a few of your many actuvutues After contrnbutung seventy fuve dollars to the World Youth Fund the gurls wull fund that the rummage sale un December at the Y wull help to Increase theur treasury Durung Chrust mas season sux dressung tables that were made by the Freshman Hu Y and Tru Hu Y wull be de luvered at the Receptuon Home On January 29 a bake sale wull be held at Fred s Auto Appluance Store to rause money for the Valentunes Party The lught us growung dummer, but I see that at the end of the year the Freshman Tru Hu Y wull be lookung forward to another year of Y' work . I of '- '- , ,, ,, . .. . . . . ,, . . I I . . I . P - 7 - .' . ' v 6 . . I . I fu - 7 - ner, secretary, Ann Breen, treasurer. The club - ll . , , H , . . . . . . 1 I . ,, ,, . . . . . - . . , . - I . ' I I ' 1' . . , In the latter part of September ut was announced there would be a Freshman Hn Y club A meeting was held and officers were elected Furst semester offucers were Tom Markley President Ronme Long Vlce Pres: dent Allen Harper Secretary Paul Junk Treasurer Two new offucers were elected for the second semester They were Davld French Vnce President and Rnchard Lane Treasurer Mr Nell Burleson was the club 5 advusor Hls help and ndeas were apprecl ated by all members of the club On the enghteenth of December a party was held by the Freshman Hu Y for the Freshman Trl HnY and Hn Y groups The commnttee that organlzed thus party was Ted Ecrl Chairman -l0l'1f1 Mlllel' Gnd T0m l'llClief'I botham The club also sponsored the dance Qt Central Gym followung the Hamllton Chillicothe Later tn the year several Iotnt meettngg were held with the Freshman Trl Ht Y Movies were shown and Mr Burleson was In charge of dl5CU55l0n f0ll0WIf19 the PICTUYGS Resultmg from Q membershtp drtve held m March the actuve membershup of the club was better than any other ttme throughout the yeqr Money was later raused for the clubs contru button to the World Youth Fund Lanny Macbeth and Steve Blue represented the club on the Inter Club Councll and Ted Earl was the club representatlve to the Student House Committee The club offlcers attended the Sulphur Luck traunmg conference and Tom Markley Paul Junk and John Kaiser were the members of the club who attended the Dayton Fall Conference Sunce It was the last of the Hu Y clubs to be organnzed the Freshman Hn Y had a slow start, but with more experience lt as certaln to become one of the better Hn Y clubs Top row Nell Burleson, Lanny Macbeth, Rnchard Lana, Tom Markley, Bob Nelson, Ted Earl, Wulltam Conner Bottom row Alan Harper Steve Blue, Charles Schremser, David French, Ronnie Alexander basketball game on the twenty-fifth of January- , I 1 l I At the last meetung of the Freshman Tru Hu Y they unvuted a Swamu to foretell what was goung to happen next year un theur club As the Swamu studued hus crystal ball the gurls wanted wuth great suspense Next year you wull be under the capable super vusuon of your advusors Mrs Phulup Edgar, Mrs John Scott Phullups and Mrs Harry Leffler Your meetungs wull be held on the furst and thurd Tuesdays of every month at the Y at 715 oclock saud the Swamu un a low vouce He began to speak agaun slowly at furst but wuth 3 3 uncrecusung speed Glorua Overly wull be your presudent Barbara Paul vuce presudent Vurgunua Leedom secretary and Rosemary Moreland treasurer These offucers wull lead your club un a very successful year The Swamu paused before goung on Your program commuttee wull arrange a serues of talks on Boy and Gurl Relatuonshup Mr Paul Hydell wull talk on thus subuect at a uount meetung wuth the Sophomore Hu Y Mrs Frank Bolun wull also guve an unterestung talk on the some sublect The furst event un October wull be a very successful hayrude ln November the gurls wull prepare a Thanksguvung basket whuch wull be sent to a needy famuly Thus famuly wull send your club cu letter of apprecuatuon Agaun the Swamu paused and the gurls lustened untently You wull sponsor a well attended dance durung the Chrustmas vacatuon Another Chrustmas actuvuty wull be a party for some underpruvuleged chuldren The Salvatuon Army whuch wull help you by selectung the chuldren wull brung them to the party and take them home These chuldren wull be guven gufts whuch wull be provuded by the gurls of the club and refreshments wull be served Another successful event wull be a bake sale whuch wull be held un February Thus sale wull greatly uncrease your treasury The lught us fadung but there wull be a great many more actuvutues that can not be foreseen at thus tume the Swamu saud Everythung the Swamu told that group of gurls came true, and they hope that thus preductuon of great events for the comung year wull hold true Top row Mrs Phulup Edgar advusor Mary Brockmeyer Joanne Seymour Venuta Lewus Thurd row Martha Rodgers Jane Morrus Sue Newton Jeanette Mead Margue Thornton Jackue Kunstel Sandra Weur Second row Mary Ellen Petrue Ynema Mathus Flora Osborne Cora Lou Maddox Joanne Brown Janet Huxon Mona Knecht Bottom row Sue Ratcluff Glorua Overly Rosemary Moreland Vurgunuo Leedom Glorua Hardman Pat Punnux , . 11 - , . . 11 11 , 1 11 - - - - 1 1 1 . . ,, . . . 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' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Top row John Chandler Ronnie Benson J m Butt James Max on Cra'ner King Garry Dill Second row George Tudor Eddie Gerlaugh Jimmy Pitts Phil Delong Bob Russell Tom Bryant Don Long David Gunlock Bottom row Jack Diehl Da e Tyler Jim Hammond Louis Heiss Johnny Fife Phil Plocler Mark Muller Jimmie Peters Dave Tyler was elected president of the Sophomore Hu Y for 19481949 Phil Delong and Jim Butt served respectively, as secretary treasurer and vice president Phil Placler was elected as representative to the Inter Club Council Under the able leadership of President Tyler and Advisor Paul Hydell the club reached a peak mem , bershlp of over twenty five The program committee arranged for a series of talks by Mr Hydell on Boy and were two movies in IOIHT meetings with the Sophomore Tri Hi Y After the first of the year the meetings were devoted to study of prob lems connected with vocations and citizenship On Monday February 'I4 as one of this series Mr J A Smith presented an outstanding talk on the pro' and con of a college education in a high school students future Garry Dill Joe Enderle and Jim Brock composed the committee which planned a dance at the Central Gym on November 26 Representatives Jim Butt and Dave Tyler were sent to the Dayton Hi Y Conference Octo ber 23 They along with the other Chillicothe Hi Y Club representatives and club representa tives from all over Ohio were entertained by a speaker and an educational movie at the Frigidaire Auditorium All in all the year if not quite as successful as could be hoped gave promise through experience of a better all round club and especially showed that most of the fellows were willing to put forth an effort in living up to Hi Y standards ' . , . - ' ' II Girl Relationships . Highlights of this series ' ' I II T II ll I ' I As I entered the semu dark room and sat down across from the Swamu he began to speak softly You wush to know what I see? It us a group of gurls who have gathered at the Y Ah ut us the Junuor gurls who are wautung for theur Tru Hu Y meetung to start The offucers presudung are Lous Smuth presu dent Phyllus Shaffer vuce presudent Beverly Cottrull secretary and Barbara Hardman treasurer Here the Swamu paused stared harder W unto the crystal ball then he contunued They are rememberung the Halloween par ty held at Mead Camp late un October Ah lets see what thus group us talkung about They are rememberung the slumber party held February 'll 1949 and the fun had by every one In January I see a uount meetung wuth the Junuor Hu Y at whuch Mr Paul Hydell led a panel duscussuon on Boy and Gurl Relatuonshups Later un the month the two clubs had a penny supper Thus club meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month Tt has a membershup of forty fuve gurls As the Swamu contunued to look unto the crystal ball thus us what he saw At thus meet ung to donate to the World Youth Fund was duscussed and ut was clecuded to donate S50 The Tru Hu Y sponsored a very successful dance a lount penny supper a bake sale and raffled two udentufucatuon bracelets a boys and a gurls These protects greatly uncreased the reasury The Junuor Tru Hu Y had a wonderful advusor Muss Agnes Drummer and through her guud ance the club had a very successful year Top row Nancy Hyson Mary Doerres Muss Drummer advusor Jane Buckle Barbara Robbuns Lubby Stranathan Peggy Acord Hazel Jenkuns Lee Garrett Sally Macbeth Duanne Harker Lous Jean Laymon Glorua Cupp Fourth row Joanne Loury Nelva Lee Atwood Aluce Blaur Joyce Arledge Aluce Hood Barbara Jackson Ramona Cozad Thurd row Dorus Groves Barbara lungo Roberta Bradford Betty Elluot Betty Jo Martun Patty Schwart Helen Sumon S cl J Sh I C R k J F d J H k b h J M H h N H k b econ row oyce utz onnue one anet ruen ean uc en ot am oan c ug ancy oc en erry Bottom row Phyllus Scheaffer Beverly Cottrull Lous Smuth Barbara Hardman 1 11 - 11 11 - - - - . 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I I - I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 A 1 1 - . - - 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . 1 ' 1 g 1 1 1 1 - l 1 1 D I 1 . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - Top row Don McGee Eddne Kourt Jon Bone Duck Houghland Bull Smuth Mr Shank advnsor Gene Druesbach Don Schrelber Bob lltter Glen Lovenshesmer Third row Tom Long Bull Barnclollor Don Sammons Tennent Hoey Bob Gaynor Duck Brown Ball Johnson Second row Don Fntch Duck Dearth Sonny Stark Warner Tummons Malcolm Carman Russel Heraldson Ted Groetz Bottom row Bob Alllson John Moats John Weaver Bob Oakes Alon Batteuger Dave Muller The Swamu started talklng slowly 'At your first regular meetlng John Mates will be elected presldent Bob Oakes vnce president and John Webb secretary treasurer Mr Paul Shank wnll be your advrsor for the entlre year Shortly after school started the club sent John Webb Bob Oakes and Alan Battelger to a HI Y Con ference at the Sulphur Luck Hotel and later Bob Oakes and Bell Joslyn attended the Southwestern Ohio H1 Y Conference held an Dayton During the October November meetmgs most of the programs were based on the sublect of Boy and of these meetlngs and Mr Shank spoke at another Speclol movles were also shown later nn the year In January the Jumor Hu Y and the Trl Hn Y held a lomt meetmg to duscuss the same sublect Every Wednesday nlght after their meeting the Jumor HI Y members taught square dancing to the Freshman Trl HI Y and other gurls At another meetmg a Dr l Q show was presented where prnles were guven Also at several meetmgs throughout the year movies were shown by Alon Battelger The mann socual events of the club were a party at Camp Mnngo a gount penny supper wnth the Jumor Tn HIY and a maxed swnm at the Columbus YMCA Two hayrudes were scheduled but were postponed because of ram Speclol servnce protects of the club mcluded decoratmg the gym for the New Years Eve Dance and ushermg at the Jumor Class Play At the meeting before Christmas the Devotion committee composed of Don Schrleber Dlck Brown and Alan Bat telger planned a specual Chnstmos servsce ot which Rev C Kung Wyncoop was the speaker Two dances were sponsored several paper dnves staged a cake raffle conducted and sales tax stamps were collected to Increase the treasury whuch was used to fmance a tnp to Mammoth Cave during the summer The Swamn looked up from hrs crystal ball and prophesned that thelr next year's H1 Y work would be even more pleasant and profitable than the last l - I l I I ' I . . I ' I A I - I . I , . I 1' I . I I I I . I ' ' - ' I Q I I - r I I ' J 1 1 1 1 - I A - . . , . . . . . J , ' ' 1 , - 0 , , 9 . . ' I - 1, Girl Relationships . Mr. Paul Hydell spoke at two I - I- I . . . . . , . I I I ' I . I I George Hockenberry Carl Wiseman Charles Jennmgs Advxsor Jack Bumen Joe Breen Jack Straub Tom Maull Joe Don nells Jack Earl Bob Meade Charles vonSchlutter Tom Bay Bull Bell Hobe Wlseman Bob Yerlon Fred Muller Art Devore Bob Newlun Tom Verma Ray Shonkwller Alan Gough Ted Wrlls The Swamn sand For the 48 49 season the Senlor Hn Y Club had a very lnterestmg year under the management of George Hockenberry President Carl Wiseman Vuce Presndent Jam Gessells Secretary and Charles Jennings advusor Socnal functuons durnng the year included talks by Dr Jack Redd on has football expert ences and the parents of Y members Mrs Vurgnl Hess and Mr E A Hoey talked on boy gurl relatuonshlps The homecomung dance after the Chlllucothe Monroe football game and the dance after the Chllllcothe Sprlngfleld basketball game were lolnfly Sponsored With the Senior Trl Ht Y A Hal loween party was glven at Camp Mlngo on October 30 In lute October the club was represented at the Dayton conference by George Hockertber ry and Alan Gough For the first tlme In many years the club held a Mother Son banquet at Scioto View Inn On January ll the Senior Hn Y club was tnducted Into the National HI Y at services held at Chillicothe High School Audltoruum Bull Hardesty was chosen as representatlve To rause funds for a trlp to Washrngton In the sprung the boys held several paper drives sold penclls with the 48 49 basket ball schedule prunted on them sold chances on a radno phonograph and collected sales tax stamps 1 One of the years most Interesting events was plannmg for the Sensor Prom held on Aprnl 22 At a lomt meeting wnth the Senuor Tru Hu Y Clark Hess and Jerry Street were named co chavrmen Chuck Selby s band played for the event ' l l 4 X. V el 5 rl 1 R 4 V 0 1-A 1 V V 1 V 1 1 V ' 1 1 1 1 1 V V V A V V 1 1 1 V - . . H , , . . . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 I F I ' F 1 I 1 - , . . . . . - ' 1 . I . -. . 1 ' 1 - I , . 1 . . . , , I . . 1 ' I I 0 - G , . . . -I ' 1 1 ' za- Wa- The Swami said, On September 9, 1948, the members of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y with their advisors and newly elected officers met to make plans for the coming year. The advisors for the club were Mrs. Edward Alexinas, Mrs. Frank Uhrig, and Mrs. William Kramer. The fol- lowing girls also took the duty of holding offices of the club: President, Marilyn Carter, Vice- President, Judy Collins, Secretary, Faith Compherp Treasurer, Pat Stanton. The Christmas holidays marked the opening of social events when the girls had a party at the Y.M.C.A. On March 13, 1949, a Silver Tea was given at the Y with the proceeds go- ing to the World Youth Fund. This was the most successful event of the year. During the month of November a rummage sale was held. A bake sale was held dur- ing the same month. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y iointly sponsored the Homecoming dance after the Monroe football game. Members of the club also helped the American Heart Drive. After the festivities of the annual Senior Prom were completed, the girls realized that their work with the Y as Seniors was completed. They wish the Juniors good luck when they ake up the duties of the Senior Club Top row Mary Cook Nancy Korst Mary Kelly Jane Gerlaugh Jerry Street Jean Pfaff Dodie Sauer Pat King Pat Skinner Margie Carter Second row E elyn Walker Marilyn Miller Earlene Yarrington Wanna Davis Jackie Hermann Bottom row Judith Collins Marilyn Carter Mrs Alexinas advisor Pat Stanton Faith Compher t ll Third row - Terry Vincent, Bonnie McGee, Lola Wright, Joan Morland, Rella Saul, Anna Kathryn Taylor. - V l . . I . l . V . I .l 41 Tap row Pat Morgan Betty Seldenstlcker Marlene Medert Barbara Theobald Joanne Brown Jane Erdmann John Kalser Bob Nelson Steve Blue Ted Earl 'lhnrd row Janet Cunmngham Martha Brunduge Aluce Brownell Penny Hendruck Janet Garmhausen Judy Herlnhy Sally Worf Judy Jaynes Shirley Finley June Chaney Jessle Graves Second row Carol Hurly Maldred Mnnnnx Jean Lalluer Jamce Arledge Nancy Markel Rebecca Webb Ann Breen Annabelle Cunningham Joanne Axllne Mary OGrady Helena Lawhorn Joan Bowers J., . . . 1 I ' I I I I I I ' I I I R I I I r I 1' I I 1 , , , , Bottom row - Mildred Burns, Louise Fayard, Lanny Macbeth, Alan Harper, Russell Purdum, Pat Hawk, Mr, Duncan, Barbara Scott, ' 4 . . A : I - Emily Carmean Joan Gallagher Juanlta Robbins Wllla Maple This year the Freshman dramatlcs class, which met every Friday afternoon, was com posed of about fifty puplls and instructed by Mr Charles R Duncan They learned the value of clear enuncua tuon, good duction, correct expression, and tonal quallty During the flrst semester, rec ords were played of famous plays and of scrlpts recorded by Helen Harper and Jam Brownell Many scrupts were glven to the class These varled from hnlaraous comedy scenes of famous plays to radlo scrnpts and edutor :als from newspapers Some of the scrlpts glven and the peo ple who portrayed them are June Mad by Emlly Carmean and Nancy Markel, Dead heads of the lord by Carolyn Hurley, Alnce Brownell, Penelope Hendrlcks, and Anne Breen, and Mlke by Janet Lou Garmhausen Some of the other scripts used were A Boy, The Lunch Wagon, and excerpts from The Man Who Came to Dmner and varuous other plays Mr Duncan also had some upperclass men perform varuous scripts as examples for the freshmen These upperclassmen were Dodle Sauer, Orchue Harper, Jack Earl, Eve lyn Walker Bob Meyer, and Buzz Cockerell Evelyn Walker was Mr Duncan's assist ant throughout the year and assngned scrxpts and called on members of the class to per form Thus year was one of great advancement for the freshmen, and they are lookmg for ward to domg more spectalazed work In the ensumg years Any Swami who gazed into his crys- tal ball this last year to see the Sopho- ffl vV:,.z . 2,-1 , more dramatics class would have seen ,ifmjfifgh ...,,.., -Af.' a very busy group. They met every -,gikiglvlw '-'- ' X 1 Wednesday, the sixth period. .,-,A' P ' This class, which consisted of thirty- A J three girls and seven boys, was under wil the direction of Mr. Charles R. Duncan. 551'-.,.-,Q XS Evelyn Walker, a senior, usually was the class leader. up 555.9 This group of industrious sophomores tiff? worked diligently on scripts which were V,.- taken from various plays. Some of the l XX ' W9 plays from which their scripts were tak- en were: life With Father, A Date With Judy, The Royal Family, and The Man Who Came to Dinner. The students worked endlessly on voice control, expression, and accent, in addition to memorizing the selections to which their talents were particularly suited. To demonstrate various interpreta- tions and methods, Mr. Duncan had ' some of the more experienced upper- classmen do scripts as an example for the younger students to follow. Some of these upperclassmen were Junior Bunstine Dodle Sauer Evelyn Walker Jerry Street Nancy Korst Diane Harker Jack Earl and Orchie Harper One member of the class Buzz Cock erell performed at several outside perform ances before various clubs The general purpose of the dramatics course is to increase the ability to express oneself and to enable the students to take an active part in community life as adult self confidence work next year I- .1114 citizens and to help adolescents through that awkard stage by giving them poise and The class is looking forward to similar I il Top row Mary Hall Janet Huxon Joan Saxton Phyllis Beeler Martha Jean Gerber Janet Goldsberry Dorothy James Sue Newton Jeanette Mead Gloria Wills Potty Gray Marilyn Schweitzer Bob Steele Second row Mark Muller Sally Goodman June Harrington Elizabeth Riley Gretta Steele Don Long Buzz Cockerell Martha Rodgers Jean Nist Morgue Thornton Jaclue Kunstel Cora lou Maddox Jimmy Pitts Bottom row Lou Bohn Marilyn Moore Sue Bohn Marilyn Dickerson Joan Davis Jimmy Peters Mr Duncan Gary Dill Marilyn Caldwell Phyllis Maughmer Rita Cruse Margery Stout Joan Brown I I 1 I I I , . I - I - 1 I I . Y W Y A I 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 D 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 - The SwamI seated hImself before hIs crystal ball and solemnly began to con lure up thoughts about Ah Ha' Very InterestIng yes, very InterestIng A I gaze Into my crystal ball, I see JunIor BunstIne, EddIe Kourt, and Lee Garrett doIng a scene from The Butter and Eg Man Why I must be In contact wIth the JunIor DramatIcs class at C H S Yes, I am POSITIVE, for now I see LoIs Laymon and Junnor agam dOlnQ a hum orous scene from The FIghtIng llttles, the class play for the Iumors thIs year Why hello there' CMr Duncan lust see, Mr Duncan, that you are the dra matIcs Instructor agaIn thIs year Of course, now ITS gettIng clearer I see several of your students doma VOFIOUS scenes from The Royal Famlly The Man Who Came to DInner, A Date Wlth Judy and NatIonaI Velvet 664 Whos thIs character I see now, Mr Duncan? Come take a peek IDTO my magIc globe Of course, I should have known Its Jane BIckel doIng a scene from Dodsworth Look closer who IS that gIrl'P Bar bara RobbIns, you say? So It Is' I ll bet Barb IS doIng her monologue from Outward Bound, Isnt she? I thought so I also see her doIng thIs scene at some OUlSIde performance Now, comIng Into VIGW, I see Ramona Cozad and DIane Harker doIng the pro logue from A Date Wlth Judy How The scene IS slowly fadnng away now Gee and It was so InterestIng to watch these future actors and actresses present theIr numerous scenes and skIts I know what Ill do I ll gaze Into my crystal ball next year and watch thIs class perform when they're senIors Top row AlIce Hood Barbara Lmgo Sally McBeth Don McGee EddIe Kourt John Webb Thlrd row Mary Doerres Nancy Hyson Mary M Brown Sandra Srmth Lee Garrett Rosuland Hupp Peggy Acord Ehzabeth Stranathan Helen Sumon Second row Jean Hlckenbotham Joyce Arledge LoIs Laymon Duane Harker Jane BIckel Charlotte Taylor Luculle Walters Mary ChIlders Glor Cupp Bottomlclow Connle Ranck, Nelva Lee Atwood, Joyce Shultz, Barbara Robbms, Pat Schwart, Mr Duncan, LeslIe larnck, Ruth DavIs, Roberta Bradford Luella DIxon, Joan McHugh O : t I . . . , . I -H Q . . . . , . . I S . , . . . . . . .. s , ' I . . . , , . . A I . came in to have his fortune read.I I clever! ., . Q . T' , , I. I .. I Top row Joe Donnells Roger Stultz Orchne Harper Tlurd row Mary Cook Terry Vmcent Patty Clements Potty Sknnner Wanna Davls Second row Margue Carter Earlene Yarrmgton Emlly Webb Bob Meyer Pat Carnes Art DeVore Paul Summers Bottom row Nancy Korst Evelyn Walker Dodne Sauer Mr Duncan Jerry Street Pot Stanton Marilyn Muller .hm Gessells lack Earl W 1 nec ft NCB On September 8 1948 twenty fnve members of the Sensor Class fuled slowly unto Room 108 where they would complete thelr fourth year In dramotucs under the durectnon of Mr Charles R Duncan After enther three or four years of tralmng for most of these students Mr Duncan felt that they were capable of handlmg scripts that were a lnttle more dnffncult than usual The group concentrated malnly upon duologues and group scenes such as A Date Wnth Judy Ah Wulderness , The Man Who Came To Dmner , and many others There were many publuc appearances before dnfferent clubs and orgomzatuons of Chllll cothe These appearances were enloyable and profltable The group also gamed some radio experience for they presented two one act plays over WBEX on the School Parade for the P TA , and for the Dnsabled Veterans On March 31st and Aprnl lst the Annual Revue was held There were many sensors who took part either an actmg or nn the Revue Chorus Then after many weeks of preparatnon the event that the whole class had worked and wanted for all year the sensor class play was presented In June The play You Cant Take It Wuth You was cleverly presented by the group and was a perfect way to close the cur tam on the T949 Sensor Dramatucs Class I U, .,-f::'5r,g ,,-, ,A -,M N 1-::,.. ,.,, up ,.,..,.s t ,J ' ' , V A za-..z .'2-Firm . 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T 2' ' II ' . ll ll ' ll II ' ll , . - 1 ' 1 ' Il 1 Top row Art Devore Margre Carter Helen McKell Pat Clements Terry Vrncent Pat Stanton Marrlyn Mrller Evelyn Walker Jack Earl Mr Duncan Second row Pot Skrnner Joe Donnells Nancy Korst Tom Maul Dodre Sauer Orchre Harper Jerry Street Alan Gough Bottom row .lack Straub Jrm Gessells Bob Meyer George Hockenberry fF'N YM? f g X K I 4 7 -Aw E X Q53 Cf Q X emu 66444 327 The srgn of Gemrnr proved to be an excrtrng one for the Senrors as they put on therr Senror Class Play on the nrght of June 3 The play a comedy In three acts entrtled You Cant Take It Wrth You by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman was an unqualrfred success and was enloyed Immensely by all who saw It The actron centers around the Sycamore famrly The youngest daughter Alrce fDodIe Sauert falls In love wIth Tony Krrby fOrchre Harperl her boss s son Alrce feels that she cant marry Tony because her famrly does not equal hrs In so ral background but she loves her own famrly too much to grve them up Tony feels that hrs famrly could learn to accept Alrces famrly whrch consrsts of Penelope Sycamore Uerry Streett Alrces mother who wrrtes plays because erght years ago someone left a typewrrter on her front step Paul Sycamore Uack Earlj Alrces father who makes frreworks In hrs basement wrth Mr De Prnna fArt Devoret the Iceman who came to delrver Ice erght years ago and lust stayed Essre lNancy Korstj Alrces srster who IS studyrng to be a ballerrna and In the meantrme makes candy whrch her husband Ed Uoe Donnellsj delrvers In addrtron to hrs prrntrng whrch takes up most of hrs trme and Alrces grandfather Martrn Vander hof tTom Maullt who lrkes to attend commencements and keep snakes as pets In addrtron to the members of the famrly Rheba fMarIlyn Mrllert the mard stays wrth the Sycamores and more often than not her boy frrend Donald CBob Meyerj IS there too ln order that hrs parents may see the Sycamores as they really are and learn to apprecrate them Tony brrngs hrs parents fEvelyn Walker and Jrm Gessellst to drnner the nrght before they are expected They walk In rust as Borre Kolenkhov CAlan Gought rs grvrng Essre her ballet lesson and Gay Wellrngton CPat Stantonl an actress rs emotrng Before the evenrng rs over everyone I5 In larl for suspected subversrve actrvr tres and makrng frreworks wrthout a lrcense FBI men CPaul Summers and George Hockenberryb make the arrest The next day as Tony rs tryrng to persuade Alrce not to leave hrs father arrrves and after much fast talk by Grandpa and the srght of a Russran Duchess fPatty Skrnnert cookrng drnner for the famrly frnally decxdes that the famrly has the rrght Ideas about lrvrng after all and grves hrs approval for hrs son and Alrce to get marrred n Jtl 5 4- A I ' l ' A in , Nl ' . ' I I . I . . . . 5' s ' . ' ' . ' ' -gi fi' 7, 'if . . A yy 1 . ' . I . fzeaimea - This grou Flrst strlke board then p IS a triad C on the key E and then G Now play them to you not luke the harmony? The Frosh Soph Ensemble u dnrectlon of Mus gether Do nder the s Helen Brown with Ma r I l y n Schweitzer acc ompanust, strove for and achneved such harmony for theur gagements en L-.f Top row Marilyn Schweltzer Lots Stockman Martha Rodgers Cleo DeBord Marnlyn Rod gers Bottom row Janet Hn xon Mona Knecht Janet Goldsberry Elizabeth Rrley Shnrley Johnson mam- wwe Saaemfie Under the capable dlrec hon of Mlss Pattl Thomp son, thus year's Junnor Senior ensembl very busy Durung the e was kept year the group sang for th e Rotary Club Cavaluer Ban quet, KI y Club dmner, New Century Club fashion parade and for the WBEX school program Th wants Club Countr 6 GCCOYTIPCIDISTS Wefe an Laymon and Joan Leaverton Loss Je Top row Betty Ja Martun Joyce Shultz, Char.otte Taylor, Lee Garrett, Ramona Cozad, Anna Kathryn Taylor. Bottom row- Delores Loper Bell, Rosie Hupp, Miss Thompson, director, Jane Gerlaugh, Lois layman. Top row Dorothy Stembrook Charlene Thompson Ann Breen Ruth Ann Bonner Gloria Wills Janet Friend Janet Hixon Nancy Hock enberry Donna Cruse Virginia Grote Caroline Sommers Rosy Wil son Marilyn Miller Joan Wills Fourth row June Chaney Shirley Finley Margy Pleasant Dorothy Browning Esther Waters Lois Stockmon Dorothy Zoller Janet Garmhausen Georgia Schaffer June Palmer Betty Oney Doris Groves Dorothy Hartsough Charlotte Cozad Charlotte Moritz Third row Charlene Shipley Carolyn Smith Mary Barnett Joan Gallaugher Betty Seidenstlcker Barbara Theobald Judy Herlnhy Penny Hendricks Jane Erdmann Delores Dennis Ruth Schumann Phyllis McKee Wanda Thacker June Francis Marlene Miller Second row Sylvia Schobart Nancy Markel Louise Tayard Helena Lawhorne Barbara Parrett Juanita Robbins Kate Scott Janice Arledge Dorothy James Donna Bakos Charlotte Taylor Phyllis Maugltnxer Margy Stout Sara Petit Helen Beekman Margaret Arnet Jean a ner Bottom row Virginia Davis Mona Knecht Oma Reeves Barbara Burlile Cleo DeBord Jesse Graves Emily Carmean Barbara Scott Carolyn Lyme Miss Patti Thompson Patty Hawk Barbara Peters Joan McKee Leeanne Chenault loeanne Shaffer Annamae Cottrill Joanne Remy Did you hear that enchanting music? That enchanting music is provided for by the zodiac signs Leo, Cancer, Scorpio, Sagit- tarius, Aries, Gemini, Virgo, Aquila, Libra. For the years 1948-1949 the signs say that music of these years shall be particularly harmonious with very beautiful songs. lt says the hundred and forty blended voices that form the Girls Chorus are under the capable direction of Miss Patti Thompson. This group met each sixth period on Thurs- day and Fridays in the auditorium. That s where the glorious music comes from. It can be nothing but beautiful when Charlotte Taylor, the accompanist, and Donna Bakos, the assistant, play while they sing. The girls sang rounds, one, two and three-part songs, and all sorts of music from other countries. They especially enioyed sing- ing Old Smoky , a western folk tune, and Mistress Shady a two part song. During the football season, the girls sang many tight songs to lift the teams morale. Among others, some of the songs the girls sang were Pretty Maid Welcome, Sweet Springtime by Rubinstein, Juanita, Lady Moon by Loomis, A Vocal Encoun- er, O Sole Mio by di Capua, Vive L Amour,' Sing-A-Ling-A-Ling ' Southern Mel- odies Music in the Air The Dances by Lecome, O No John Aloha Oe by Queen Liliuokalani, Marianina , The Mock- ing Bird by Hawthorne. During the Yule- tide season, Christmas carols were sung. The Chorus didnt participate in many events, but the two programs that they were in were very good. On March 30 the Chorus was presented on the School Parade on the local radio station, WBEX. The songs con- sisted of Barcarolle by Oftenbach The Lost Chord by Sullivan, Celito Lindo, and Country Gardens . The group was also in the Spring Concert at the end of the year. All in all this years girls Chorus accom- plished much and enjoyed all the work they di . The C H S Swamu concentrates agaun and speaks loudly What us thus I see? Do I hear sweet musuc'? Ah yes, we have traveled to C H S and ut us the suxth peruod on Mon day I see the Gurls Glee Club practucung under the capable durectuon of Muss Pattu Thompson Thus group also meets on Wed nesday The suxty beautufully blended vouces are accompanued by Lous Laymon, whose assust I see these actuve gurls partucupatung un many programs and appearung before many clubs Among these are the Kuwanus Club Luons Club, and Rotary Club The gurls were rewarded very well for theur partucupatuon Now I see them sungung over our local raduo statuon WBEX The Nutcracker Suute and The Sleugh were sung at the Chrustmas assembly Lov er Always and lGot Rhythm were su g at the Annual Revue They also performed for the Vocal Concert I hear sacred, classucal, and popular num bers In the latter part of February the gurls began to learn the words of several songs un foreugn languages They were Chuapcunu cas un Spanush, Agnus Deu un Latun and Calm as the Nught un German Thus seems to be enloyed very much by the gurls Some of the songs that the gurls Iuked best are Waltz by Tschauhowsky Agnus Deu by Buzet, Calm as the Nught by Bohm, Italuan Street Song by Vuctor Herbert Chu apanucas Spanush translatuon by Kung Waltzung Matulda and Sheep and Lambs May Safely Graze Now I see Jewell Barlow and June Bates servung as stage managers and settung the stage for the Glee Club The Iught beguns to fade but at thus tume next year I wull agaun look unto my crystal ball and see what pleasant experuences the ant us Charlotte Taylor Gurls Glee Club wull have next year 5781.1 Top row Jewell Barlow June Bates Lee Garrett Janet Fruend Janet Huxon Nancy Hockenberry Martha Rodgers Donna Cruse Vurgunua Grote Corolune Sommers Lola Wrught Helen Sumon Thnrd row Donna Grooms Flora Osborne Ynema Mathus Margue Stout Ruth Davus Nancy Hyson Peggy Acord Phyllus Shaffer Joyce Shultz Marth J Gerber Phyllus McKee Jo Anne Brown Second row Vurgunua Smath Jackue Smuth Barbara Robbuns Patty Kung Joan Leaverton Joyce Arledge Nancy Klepunger ous Layman Charlotte Taylor Phyllus Maughmer Betty Martun Delores loper Bell Mary Cooke Jane Gerlaugh Bottom row Oma Reeves Wanna Davus Helen Peters Margue Carter Ruth McKee Mary Chulders Gloruo Cupp Mass Path Thamp son Ramona Cozad Roberta Bradford Nancy Barlow Patti Schwart Eleanor Hotmacher Mary Kelly Barbara Noble Eluzabeth MlllS , , . . . . n I II - Il ll - ll - II II II ll II ll , n ' I ag . . ll . . 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I I ' I I ' I I I I ' I I I I Top row Charles Schremser Cramer King Davnd Stark Wallace Baker Raymond Stark Warner Timmons Carl Ogden Jimmy Betsch Marty Bouilllon Jim Butt Carl Wiseman Third row Phillip Placuer Charles Stewart John David Roger DeLong Merrill Hines Tom Lovenshumer Ronnie Long Tom Huck enbotham Edward Gerlaugh Benme Steiner Bob Nelson Second raw Ed Kourt Duck Dearth Bob Gaynor Laddle Sherman Tom Brnns John Motes .lack Diehl Odward Merriman Louis Heuss Phil Delong John Blair John Fife Warren Carver Alan Harper Adams Roger Bishop John McRoberts Dick Tuttle Ted Graetz Charles Moss Bull Landman Eddie Kirkwood Under the capable leadership of Mr DeWitt Thornton, the Swami said, the Boys Glee Club had a very successful year These seventy voices were accom panned by Marilyn Muller and Jeannie Steel I see the boys broadcasting over the local radio station WBEX on April 20 on the School Parade The numbers they presented were Erie Canal Good bye Old Paint Tell Me Not of a Lovely Lass , and Weep You No More The Swami paused and stared hard er into his crystal ball, and then he be gan to speak softly Now the glee club is participating in the Annual Revue on March 31 and April l They sang three songs, We Sail the Ocean Blue , Parade of he Wooden Soldiers Chorus of Pirates gage Ze Now I see them participating in he Vocal Concert The boys meet every Monday and ednesday In the music room I see a bright future for next years Boys Glee Club 1 I D I ' I I I - I I ' I , , - . - . . . I I . I I . . I . I . l . I I . . I ' L I . I I I I . I I I I l I I I . I I I D I I ' Bottom row- Don McGee, Bill Newkirk, Dave Gunlock, Lanny Macbeth, Jeanne Steele, Mr. Dewitt Thornton, Marilyn Miller, Bob I . I I . I I I . I q . ' ll I - ll - - ll . 6 ll ' ll ll I - ' ll ll I II ll II ll 11 ' - - - , T ' ll II ll ' II W ' ' ll ' I I Il ' l T , ll ' Il II 77ZIzecl 664 As sn prevsous years, the chosr agasn rsngs the curtasn down on a season of performances whsch echoes the melods ous vosces of ssxty fsve members who, under the expersenced dsrectson of Mr DeWstt Thornton, performed at over ten csvsc and school actsvstses dursng the year Among these were the Annual Chrsstmas Program, YM CA lnductson Kswanss Ladses Nsght Annual Revue, and Sprsng Concert, dursng whsch the chosr gave forth sts magnansmous ren Walk Alone , Barbara Allen Heard You Cry Last Nsght Among the solossts sn the chosr are Jane Gerlaugh, sensor soprano, Mary Jane Kelly, sensor soprano, Rosse Hupp sunsor alto Lee Garrett sunsor alto, Anna Kathryn Taylor, sensor soprano, Bsll Newksrk, sensor bass, and Jsm Butt sophomore tenor Stsrrsng performances were also gsv en at one of the Fsve Best Saturday Nsghts' and Baccalaureate Servsce dstson of Russsan Pscnsc , You'll Never Top row Roger Stultz Phsl Placser Bsll Newksrk Ted Graetz Eddse Kourt Benny Stesner Jsm Butt Carl Wsseman Raymond Stork Warner Tsmmons Merrsll Hsnes Thsrd row Patty Ksng Terry Vsncent Pat Carnes Charlse Stewart Robert Gaynor Don McGee Ladclse Sherman Jsmmy Peters, Ed Gerlaugh Louss Hesss John Blasr Betty Jo Martsn Delores Loper Bell Second row Jackse Hermann Barbara Robbsns Marslyn Carter Jewell Barlow June Bates Joyce Arledge Nancy Klepsnger loss layman Harrset Riley Mary Jane Kelly Eleanor Hatmacher Elszabeth Mslls Lola Wright Louella Dsxon June Gerlaugh Marslyn Rodgers Bottom row Marslyn Schwestzer Joanne Leaverton Rosse Hupp Lee Garrett Ruth McKee Jeanse Steele Mr Thornton Marslyn Muller Vsrgsnsa Grote Donna Cruse Nancy Barlow Joanne Trasner Alsce Hood Joyce Shultz Janet Goldsbesry Nancy Korst, Martha Jean Gerber . 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Chillicothe, Fairest school to me- Bravest school in all the land- We honor you this day, So do your best- Blue and White must wave tonight- Top row Gordon Slgler Bill Brown Janet Garmhausen Oddle Merrlman Bull Bradbury Merrill Junk Mr Thornton director Alice Hood Alice Brownell Sally Wort Marilyn Schweitzer Laura Brookbanlc Jim Betsch Jimmy Peters Fifth row Roger Delong Jon Bone Garry Dill Tom McKell Penelope Henrlck Joan Brown Margy Ortman Martha Brundlge Mary Davis JoAnn Leaverton Lois Jean Laymon Janet Cunningham John Brlgner Laddle Sherman Lois Stockman Tom Bryant Gustavus Hall Richard Cochran Annamae Grogan Third row Eddie Kaurt Don Freeman Bill Landman Connie Ranck Delores Dennis Nancy Kleplnger Marilyn Rodgers Dan Schreiber Janie Buckle Pat Morgan Judy Herllhy Joanne Valentine Donna Bakos Judy Jaynes Barbara Paul Bob Duffy Second row Charles von Schlutter Dave Mohr Roberta Schuman Pat Stanton Jerry Street Jean: Cochran Dodne Sauer Katie Gaston Pat Fife Earlene Yarrmgton Anna Katherine Taylor Harold Collins Bottom row Louise McCloskey Ginny Martin Barbara Hester Carolyn Sommers Virginia Grote Orchre Harper Jackie Kunstel Mary Finley Nancy Clark Joanne Drury . 1 ' I t l i t I 1 I 1 - t h 1 i I . I I ' - I I I I A ' l L I I . I I . I I I ' I . I I . ' Fourth row-Jim Butt, C. T. lngraham, Phil Placier, Jimmie Hammond, Bob Gaynor, John Hammond, Ronnie Alexander, Mona Knect, I I . I . I I I I I . I ' ' 1 . I I ' I . I I I D I . I ' I . . I I . I . I I I I ' 1 I I I I I ' I D I ' I , t 1 - - . , . . I , I . . . I . I . I . I I ' Z he Rah' Rah' Rah' Chullucothe' Fught the foe' Wun the fray that we may sung Oh' Chullucothe Forrest school to me We prause thee to the sky 6715 gazed The sugns Arles Taurus Gemum Cancer Leo Saguttaruus Capru cornus Aquaruus and Pusces are un favor of success for the hugh school marchung band The followung account shows that thus state ment us true The Chullucothe Hugh School Band was durected by Mr DeWutt Thornton The eughty members of the marchung band un theur snappy blue and whute unuforms were led by vuvocuous Orrus Harper H was assusted by the followung malorettes Senuors Mary Funley Nancy Clark Vurgunua Grote Vurgunua Martun Barbara Hester and Carolyn So'nmers Sophomore Jackue Kunstel The flag bearers were Joan Drury and Louuse McCloskey They devoted theur tume to thus band four peruods a week Durung football season gruduron band drulls were held each Thursday evenung The out of town football games the band attended were Hamulton and Portsmouth Band players were loaded un buses to go to Muddle town but were unable to go due to rauny weather In the afternoon of November ll the C HS Band lourneyed to the Veterans Hosputal to partucupate un the Armustuce Day program They also marched un the Apple Festuval at Jackson and the Hallow een Parade un Chullucothe The band performed several stunts un theur attempt to present somethung new to the publuc at each game The formatuon of a bu . . . . . .. . . 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I I , 0,0 yt X cycle whuch had a flat ture was one of theur more clever stunts There was also a specual electuon day performance featurung a battle between an elephant and a donkey On Dads nught they formed POP and a pupe un honor of the fathers of the football players On Homeco-nung Nught the band formed Pat un honor of the Horne comung queen Patty Kung and a heart un whuch she and her court stood when they were untroduced to the spectators At the Bexley game the senuors were guven specual honor sunce thus was theur last performance wuth the marchung band Whule the other members of the band formed an hour glass the Senuors stood un the top part and when theur name was called they passed unto the bottom part There was a total of twenty three Senuors un the band uncluclung the drum mauor sux mauorettes and the two flag bearers A swung band of eughteen members was chosen to play at the basketball games They met every Fruday The swung band played mostly uazz Those who played un the swung band were Morulyn Schweutzer Laurue Brookbank Jane Buckel Roberta Schumann Pat Fufe Delores Sauer Annamae Grogan Jerry Street Lous Laymon Marulyn Rodgers JoAnn Leaverton Vurgunua Martun Jeannue Cochran Davud Mohr Warner Tummons Bob Gaynor Jum Peters and Charles Knoles We hope next years band wull be os successful as thus years wuth new and bugger formatuons and expectatuons of more football trups Members of orchestra Knot accordmg to seotmg arrangement In PICTUYEJ Ann Jo Ann Leaverton Donald SchrIeber Marcella Enderlln Joan Lolry Penelope lvn Rodgers Mary Davts Janet Cunn ngham Barbara Paul Clara Lou Ahlen HerlIhy Patty Morgan Roberta Schuman MarIlyn Schweltzer Donald FrIedman Laymon Martha Brundlge James Peters Daved Mohr Warner Tlmmons Charles Dunkle Sally Macbeth Mary Martha Brown Heundruck Alan Harper Gordon SIgler Maru AlIce Brownell Garry Dll Pat Flfe Judy Nancy Klepmger Anna Kathryn Taylor Lols Knowles Janet Garmhausen John Hammond BIll Brown Jean Corcoran Edward Kourt Nancy Korst Ehzabeth Stranathan and Joan Valentme The fI'Fty two members of the ChIllIcothe HIgh School or chestra met every Tuesday and Thursday mornlng for one perIod under the able dIrectIon and SUPBFVISIOH of MIss PattI Thompson ThIs year the orchestra s schedule has been a very full and actuve one It played for the Jumor Class Play the Senlor Class Play the Sprlng Instrumental Festuval and Com mencement For the JunIor and SenIor Class Play the orchestra played HungarIan Dance No 5 by Brahms March MIlItaIre by Schubert La ComparsIta selectIons from Oklahoma RussIan Folk Song and Merry Wldow Waltz by Lehar For the Sprmg Instrumental Concert the orchestra per formed Tales from VIenna Woods by Strauss TschaIkowsky s Overture of Favorlte Gems and the MInuet Movement of Haydns Symphony No 7 In C Malor The selectlons chosen by the orchestra Included War March from Athalm March of the Peerse March of the Sardar and Prayer from Hansel and Gretel MISS Thompson and Mr Thornton selected varlous Instru ments fro'n the orchestra and band to be represented In tl'e woodwInd ensemble and the strIng ensemble The oblect of 3 km X -' J 01 the two groups was to perform In publIc and receIve the experlence of playIng as a small group wIthout a conductor The varIous Instruments Included clarmets oboe a bassoon a flute a French horn a cello vIolIns pIar'os and a double bass vIolIn The WoodwInd Ensemble was composed of Don Fnedman flute MarIlyn SchweItzer oboe Pat FIfe clarInet Pat Morgan clarInet Anna Katheryn Taylor bassoon l-DIS Laymon French horn ThIs group of talented musI cIans played for the Chrllncothe Country Club ChrIstmas party KIwanIs Club and the Eastern Parent Teacher Asso cIatIon playIng The Rosary The Rlver Song Oh Susanna and Danny Boy ThIs group was a newly orgamzed extra currIcular group whlch met each noon for twenty fuve mInute perIods under the dIrectIon of MIss Tho 'npson The Strlng Ensemble was composed of LIbby Stranathan pIano Don SchrIeber fIrst vIolInIst and concert master of the orchestra BIII Brown double bass vIolIn Penny Hendencks second vIolIn Marcella Enderlm second vIolIn Gordon SIgler thIrd vIolIn and Jo Ann Leaverton cello ThIs group supplIecl luncheon musIc for the New Century Club luncheon and played an the WBEX School Parade Arrong the groups selectIons were MeloclIe Conzonet ta Gavotte ANTIQUE Seremata onatIna Poem dArmour and Southland The strIng ensemble llke the woodwlnd ensemble was a newly orgamzed extra curncular group whlch met at noon for twenty fIve mInutes un der the dIrectIon of Pattn Thompson Our orchestra was fortunate to have somethmg many orchestras do not have that Is an oboe and a bassoon MISS Thompson has made a great deal of progress wIth our orchestra In her flrst year at C H S . . 1 . .' l I I h , , I , , A , , I , . , ,,,,, , ,f is Q Q l 'x . - No X ' 4 gf 1 ' l 0 ' ' 4 X , - . . . - . . rf, , I J e ,Y,,ff , . , ifpdxf ' I - . - - a , , - , gl . 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I I . . .- . ,, . . . ,, . . , - , . . I D ' ' 1 - ' . . . . , I . 4 u s ll ll I I . . , . I I ' ' I I . .... I I . - gy Acordl who are intrigued by Miss Pologa lHelen Simonl, an enchanting Egyptian dancer. ' . . U . . . ,, . . ,,l . . . , . . , I - ., 1 1 ' I I I w- v w , r , , , i . 'r - , r , i , , r r i . ro - r , n i , ' , , i mon. w- i r, ic , , ' r, n ine. The Annual Revue played to a packed house two nughts March 31 and Aprul l at Audutoruum and drew a Best Ever label from newspapers and furst nughters The hughlught was a nught club varuety scene whuch uncluded a galaxy of school talent In the musucal sectuon the Boys Glee Club set the pace wuth theur rendutuons of Para duers Purates Chorus from the Purates of Penzance and We Saul the Ocean Blue The lught lultung tone of the Gurls Glee Club gave a thrullung spurut to l Got Rhythm The Muxed Chour Chullucothes Fred Warung Chorus delughted the auduence un lts a Grand Heard You Cry Last Nught and You ll Never Walk Alone The Junuor Senuor Ensemble attured un rauncoats and umbrellas presented a sparklung whuch uncluded Sungung un the Raun Raun Comes A Putter Patter and Somewhere over Next a clever playlet entutled Football Hero was guven a convuncung performance by Buckel Dodue Sauer Jack Earl Bob Meyer and Jerry Street mad llll uun I lun nl Chullucothe Hugh School and theme of the show de of the Wooden Sol Lover and Always Nught for Sungung medley of raun songs the Raunbow Marvun Cockerell Jane The revue chorus opened theur sectuon of the show wuth the spuruted numbers Hu Neughbors Yes Indeed and Easter Parade Orchue Harper swutched from master of ceremonues to the popular role of drum malor and thrulled the auduence wuth hus twurlung exhubutuon Two male vocalusts Bob Meyer and Bull Newkurk stopped the show several tumes Bob umutated Vaughn Monroe and Mel Torme wuth Racung Wuth the Moon and Blue Moon Bull sungung un an enturely dufferent veun presented On the Road to Mandalay Wuthout a Song and To You Two brulluant puano solos lf I Loved You and Three Blund Muce were offered by Lous Laymon and Jeanue Steel respectuvely Barbara Robbuns dusplayed her talent as a torch sunger un l Should Care and All the Thungs You Are Marulyn Moore and Earlene Yarrungton presented fune tap routunes to the tunes of St Louus Woman and Whusperun Junuor Bunstune wooed Duane Harker un a versuon of Margue and sang Sonny Boy to Baby Buzz Cockerell Nancy Korst assusted by Merrull Hunes and Joe Donnells sang Cabun un the Sky and Takung a Chance on Love Somethung new un the way of entertaunment was guven un the ballet Waltz of the Flowers The bal lerunas uncluded Helen Hughs Marulyn Moore Ann Breen Nancy Markel Pat Hawk and Earlene Yarrungton Wuth eun zweu dreu speumen the CHS German Band romped through uts musucal antucs Thus group consusted of Jum Peters Buzz Knoles Warner Tummons Davud Mohr Judy Herluhy and Pat Morgan The accompanusts for thus show were Marulyn Muller Lous Laymon and Jeanue Steel 1 I u .1 - un 1 u n 1 ll I ll -1- 11 1 n u n a an 1 n I IU I I ll - n 1 u n ' In A ua n un: n n u I n n I In l I ll ' 1 .I n ---1-.11 ' AG 1 1 ' - 11 11 1 - - - . . . . , . ,, - 11 11 - 11 11 - 11 11 - 11 1 , . 1 - - - - - - - 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 - . . . . , . . . . ,, , . . . ,, ,,I 1 1 1 - 11 1 11 , . . 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' ' ll 1 1 1 1 ' Il ' ll ll ll ll Il . . . 11 - - 11 11 - - 1 11 - - - - - 11 11 . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 - ,, . . . . ,, . . . . . an 1 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - ext, Top row a Hawk Nancy Markel Jlm Peters Art Devore Warner Timmons Jack Earl Bob Meyer Orchle Harper Buzz Cockerell B ll Newlurk Joe Donnells an Gough Ann Breen Second row Earlene Yarrlngton Pat Flfe Gnny Martm Elizabeth Mllls Anna K Taylor Lars Laymon Marilyn Moore Dodle Sauer Jerry Street Pat Skinner Marnlyn Muler Bottom row Jane Gerlaugh Betty Jo Martm Ramona Cozad Judy Herluhy Patsy Morgan Jean: Steele Mr Duncan Joyce Shultz Duane Harker Rosve Hupp lee Garrett Barb Robbms Nancy Korst Among the many outstandmg acts ln the Annual Revlew were Bob Meyer, Barbara Robbms, and the German Band, whuch are plctured below Bob Meyer made a hut by lmttatmg Mel Tormes Blue Moon and Vaughn Monroes Racmg wuth the Moon Barbara Robbnns sang All the Thmgs You Are and l Should Care The German Band composed of Buzz Knoles, Warner Lee Tum mons, Jnmmy Peters, David Mohr, Judy Her luhy, and Pat Morgan, brought many laughs with thexr short pants, brlght shirts funny antlcs and old German songs Top row Buzz Cockerell Don Sammons Bob Newlun Thurd row Shurley Fromm Joan McHugh Anna Mae Grogan Mar garet Ortman Second row Jane Morrus Duane Harker Jane Buckel Lous Smuth Bottom row Tom Vernua Katue Gaston Aluce Blanr Jerry Street Pat Fufe Fluery Sanson Mr Munshall advusor Top row Mr Wulson advusor Alan Gough Gusty Hall Davud Mohr Second row Mary Aluce Jones Eluzabeth Ruley Patty Kung Mary Ellen Petrue Bottom row Duane Harker Evelyn Walker Lous Smuth George Hock enberry Zacldez The Mound Buulder staff thus year consust ed of eughteen students thurteen gurls and fuve boys The staff publushed an ussue every two weeks except when vacatuons unterrupt ed wuth a total of suxteen ussues durung the s hool year The ussues were dustrubuted to the sessuon rooms every other Fruday On the Monday followung a publucatuon the edutors plan the next ussue at the edu tors table study the last ussue and dummy pages and consuder any held over materual assugnrnents are also guven On Tuesday through Thursday the wruter outlunes and urnproves hus story On Fruday the maternal should be ready for the prunter On Monday and Tuesday each wruter pre pores a fuller for hus story and proofs he copy to be pasted and made up on Wed nesday On Thursday the day before publu catuon the page sheets are proofed and a perfect ussue us expected the next day Fr 4e,4fnaca Early un the fall of 1948 the Swamu gazed deeply unto hus crystal ball un order to fund out who would compruse the Arrow staff of 1948 1949 He duscovered that the staff whuch was to be under the durectuon of Mr Davud W Wulson advusor would be composed of sux senuors two uunuors and four sophomores These students were Eve uyn Walker edutorun chuef Duane Harker class edutor Lous Smuth actuvuty edutor Pat Kung and Doclue Sauer typusts George Hock enberry sports edutor Dave Mohr student photographer and Alan Gough artust He also saw that the wruters on the staff would be Eluzabeth Ruley Mary Aluce Jones Mary Ellen Petrue and Gusty Hall The staff was helped by other students un the wrutung of the varuous storues As the Swamu gazed unto the crystal ball he duscovered there would be long hours of work for the Arrow staff, but that the hours would be happy ones too de ' u t , I . . h I , I I ' I ' I I I . . . . I A ' - , , . ' ' 1 - l I I I ' - . Q I -- 1 .I . I . .I l . I - , , , , ' ' - i, ' ' ' ' ' day atl2:'l5 P. M. I , - - I I I I u .l . . . l , - - : , 2 f 2 , 1 - Y I I I l 1 , ' - . . I . I 1 a v I ' '- 4 I I I I ' l 'l . . 4 I 1 I I I ' 1 , . Top row Marlene Meclert Richard Lane Bull Evans Paul Junk Third row Jane Bnckel Sue Bohn Buzz Cockerell Mark Muller Ronnie Benson Second row Peggy Acord Jumor Bunstlne Tom Long Bottom row Joe Donnells Patty Kung Mr Duncan advusor Marnlyn Muller Paul Summers The Actlvlty Councnl IS composed of the suxteen class offucers, who were elected by thenr respective classes as follows Sensors President Paul Summers Vlce Presudent Joe Donnells Secretary Patty Kung Treasurer Marnlyn Miller Juniors President Tom Long Vice Presnclent Jane Blckel Secretary Peggy Acord Treasurer, Jumor Bunstme Sophomores Presldent Mar vm Cockerell Vece President Ronald Benson Secretary Janet Sue Hlxon Treasurer Mark Muller Freshmen Presldent Richard Lane Vice President Paul Junk Secretary Marlene Medert Treasurer Wllluam Evans The duties of the Councnl consisted of provldmg decoratlons for the home football games supervlsuon of Dads Night and the Homecomlng Celebratnon Including Homecoming Queen Festivities At the 1948 Cavaluers Football Banquet the Councul decorated the Elks Hall with a mnnnature football fleld at the speakers table large blue 'C' programs and small blue C' favors On March 17 the 1948 49 Cavalier Basketball Banquet was held at the Warner House The Council decorated the speakers table wath a floral cen erplece and table trophles won m tournaments There was also a specnal seatmg arrangement whereby each team recenved specual recognltnon With the arrival of sprung each class was given the prlvllege of having a class party or dance planned by the class The party featured round and square dancing mdlvldual entertainment games and refreshments The Councll appointed special committees for the decoration of the Jumor Sensor Banquet and the Commencement Exercises These and other actlvmes made a busy year for the club 1 V 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1- 1 , . 1 1 : 1 F ' 1 I 1 I 1 f ' 1 f ' 1 1 1 1 F 5 1 1 1 1 I f 1 I 5 1 F ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 .. , . . . . . . 1 '1 - 1 - -- - 1 11 111 1 1 , ' . - 1 ' L . . . . 1 1 ' 1 , . Homecomung Queen and Court left to r ght Sally Macbeth Duane Harker Charlotte Taylor Patty K ng Helen Peters Louuse McCloskey Joan Drury The spuder wove an excutung event unto Patty Kungs lufe for under the sugn of Scorpuo the spuder she was chosen by the Senuor Class to be Homecomung Queen for the year of l948 Thus was proven when the funal votes of the Senuors were balloted and counted wuth Pat Kung ratung the hughest At an assembly on October 29 Patty and her court were untroduced to the students by Mr Dun can Joan Drury Louuse McClaskey and Helen Peters were her senuor attendants Duane Harker Sally Macbeth and Charlotte Taylor were her uunuor attendants fueld un a shuny red Ford convertuble wuth Paul Summers captaun of the football team actung as es cort The band formed a heart and the queen and court moved to the center where Orchue Harper drum mauor presented each member of the court wuth a chrysanthemum and the queen wuth three chrysanthemums Then the large band formatuon spelled Pat The queen and her court were offucually untroduced at a dance un the gymnasuum followung the game The gym was colorfully decorated un blue and whute crepe paper autumn leaves and gold footballs The hughlught event of the evenung was the crownung of Queen Pat by Captaun Paul Fol lowung the dance each senuor member of the team receuved one of the munuature footballs whule Paul Summers servung as captaun receuved a larger one Ordunaruly the gala actuvutues would end here but not for the attractuve Muss Kung She and her attendants entered un the local Halloween Parade and Pat became a competutor un a contest for the Queen of Ross County She competed agaunst queens of all other Ross County Hugh Schools and to the satusfactuon of the C H S students was placed second by the uudges These festuvutues provuded much enuoyment for everyone and closed the football season happuly V I, i - , ' , , i , I I I , . r , ' ' ' I 1 I r At the Monroe-Chillicothe game that evening, the queen and her court were driven around the . . . . I . I . I . - ' I I . I . ' ll II ' I I I I ' , . I ' I . . . , . l PATTY KING Paul Summers ccpicnn of the foolall iecxm and presndenl of the sensor class crowns Potty Kung or the Homecommg dance A scene token of the dance offer ihe game showmg some of fhe decorcmons whuch hon cred the sensor players Gold footbolls with the numbers of lhe senior players were pcsfed on the buclxboords Patty and her Court attend the dance after the Monroe game 6 X f x V L., JHI1, . -fl y ---Yfiff '. . I .,.f,f'.' ,',...... , 'A' ,I' Img: 2' it-TJ5L1fL.i It ' ff' . .N ' 2' MI M X 39-LET! Wt A if X 17 f 9 C Q X9 ? Zx Q ,S i H n x5f q5fi-36? ' aolffczfi Edward Alexmas Homer Edmgion Don Gatchell Don Hour Top row John Frump Charles Frey manager Tom Slberell Bob Kimberly Bob Brown Jack Palran Bull Parfee Scohy Grlesheumer Bob Russell Dan Drlesbach manager Jerry Dobbins manager Third row John Weaver manager Dave Tyler Duck Pelleher Don Bowman Bob Llher Glenn Lovenshenmer B J Brown Dave Second row Glenn Maglll Ronnie McKunnrs Alan Gough Tom Maull Tennenf Hoey Fred Muller Jack Dlehl Jlm Groves Bob Bonner Ray Shonkwuler Roger Sfullz Don Gafchell coach Bottom row Carl Wuseman George Hockenberry Torn Long Gene Drlesbach Bob Meyer Jum Gessells Merlll Hanes Bob Yeruan Tom Verma Joe Donnells Gene Cooke Paul Summers Homer Edmglon coach I I I . 1 r 1 I l 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I . 1 . V , I . I . . I , 1 1 I I I r 1 1 ' ' I Gunlock, George Tudor, Ronnie Benson, Ed Bunstine, Jerry Parker, manager, Ed Alexlnas, coach. 1 ' 1 I r I 1 I I I ' . l l ' I . . . A . 7 1 I 1 ' I I 1 I I , . , , 1 - IW BbYe Sbee Geo g Hocke be y J Gessells Tom Ve Bob M yer Captain Summers and Coach Edmgfon BOX SCORES Game Opponent New Boston Columbus Aquinas Hamilton Ironton Portsmouth Greenfleld Monroe Muddletown 9 Bexley CHS The Cavaluers of 48 playung wuthout theur captaun Paul Summers wound up an off and on season wuth four wuns four losses and one tue Paul had suffered a seruous kudney unlury un the annual Blue and Whute game whuch kept hum from playung the rest of the season Coach Edungton held hus furst practuce sessuon on August 20th wuth suxty eught bays reportung for the Varsuty After conduttonung for two weeks the annual untra squad game was held wuth the Whute team wunnung over the second and thurd strungers Playung away from home and under furst game putters the Cavculuers rallued un the second half to score two touch downs and walk off wuth a T4 O vuctory over New Boston for theur furst wun of the regular season The followung Fruday the team played theur furst home game un whuch they squeezed out a well deserved 7 6 wun ovcr Columbus Aquunas lnvadung Hamulton for theur real test of class un hugh school football the Cavaluers were swamped 44 0 by the Bug Blue un a game whuch was not as bad as the score mught unducate Thus was the furst loss un three games for the Cava uers Stull luckung theur wounds from the Hamulton slaughter the Cavaluers made a vaun attempt to come back by losung out to Ironton 26 7 for theur furst loss of the season at home Tryung to get back on the rught sude of the ledger the Cavaluers ran unto the Portsmouth uunx whuch contunued to hunder them as they lost to the Trolarus 32 8 at Portsmouth un a hard fought game The Cavaluers presented the dads at Dad s Nught wuth a 'I3 T2 wun over an underrated Greenfueld eleven The Homecomung Game was celebrated by the Cavaluers wuth a 277 vuctory over the Monroe Hornets Thus wun gave the Cavaluers four wuns and three losses thus far un the season The trup to Muddletowru was one the Cavaluers wull never forget There was water standung on the fueld to begun the game and ut contunued to raun all through the game The Cavaluers lost 300 to the Muddues b t ut wull long be remembered as the poorest playung condutuons the team ever experuenced The last game of the season wuth Bexley at home went unto the school records as cu tue but the funcul scoreboard readung was 1312 for Bexley The referee erred on a decusuon he made the last quarter and thus kept Chullucothe from beung creduted wuth an extra pount after the touchdown whuch provuded the margun on the scoreboard The coaches agreed after the game ut was the referees error and the game should have ended un cn T3 T3 deadlock After the season ended and honors were handed out we congratulated Jum Gessells on hus beung pucked as cz member of the South All Star team whuch was scheduled to meet the North All Star team un nts annual North South game un the summer of 1949 Besudes thus Jum along wuth Tom Long was guven honorable nuentuon on the AP all Ohuo team Tom Vernua was named as an alternate to Jum Gessells on the South team .l I Roger Stultz Glenn Magull Alan Gough Raymond Shonkwuler Tom Maull Fred Muller Jum Groves Bob Bonner Tom Long loc Donnells Gene Cooke Bob Brown Gene Drnesbuch Tcrvncrw Hoey Dove Tyler Ronnoe McKnnnls Edward Bunshne Jock Drehl Bob Russell Merrull Hrnes A brlght and hopeful group of freshmen and a few sophomores, who dld not make the varsnty squad, re ported for freshman football on the opening day of school After three weeks of hard practice under the dlrectlon of Coach Don Halr, assxsted by Chuck Whutt a squad of more than thirty strong was ready for their opening game at Hillsboro The Redskln Reserves pushed over one lone touchdown un the flrst half but It was enough to down the hard fighting freshmen 7 to 0 The next week the boys were out to break into the l wan hungry llttle Cavaliers 25 to T2 Then came the boys from Hlllsboro again and C H S managed to push over three touchdowns In the opening period but drop ped a thrlller to the mughty Indians an the closing sec onds 2'I to 28 Next was a thrllllng trup to Portsmouth when Chllll cothe edged Portsmouth 2 to 0 by the slum margin of a safety The last ball game for the llttle Blue and Whlte became an all freshman affaur when the team beat McArthur Reserves 6 to 0 Durlng the season the boys were led by the out standmg passlng of Ray Scotty Grleshelmer Bull Partee, center, was moved to the varsity durlng the season Twenty sux boys recelved numerals at a school assembly and attended the annual C H S football ban quet The freshmen In wmnmg three, whsle losmg only two, gained much needed experience for the varslty next fall . . ,.'., sx 0 tiff., 5' 'O o ,0 so 0559 0 0 0 0, 0 .0 0, 0 , 0 , o 0 0, 5' 0 ' 0985549 4 0 0 0 0 4 o o ' oo O0 00 Oo ooo 40.904, , 0 9 Q 0 o Q 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0' 4 0 0 Q 0 0 ,o,o 9,0 o 9,0 . '0 0 0 v,o'o'0'0 0 0 ag: :9' ,o e': Q ' :gh 03 go: :sz 4 ,.3:,, sooo 0,0 ' :0'0'0 :2:0'o'0,0 08 0' ' 9 o 4 o Q fo' ' '-ge g.g.g.g.9g0,0 W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . o,0,0 Q 0 4.05 f 0 C Q 0 f Q 0 0 5 O O . 33' ' 04,0 Q 00.0 .O O 4 , 0 0 0 0 0 'o': , ,s 4 0 0 0: ,tt 9.5, o ,0 0 Q 0.0 4' 0 O O 4 91 Top row Duck Cochran Albert Fmley Jack Hoylman Ray Barclay Bernard Pack Allen Harper Steve Blue Robert Wal er Don Reud Thnrd row Richard Hammond John Grow Davnd Mnchael Dow Coey Bobby Wmkler Ronald Long Rnchard Freeman Marvin Knox Ben Steiner Guy Plgott Bill Johnson Second row Charles Whntt Jack Ellls Bull Evans Kenneth Cousins Ray Grnesheumer Charles McDermott Duck Bear Paul Junk Jack Seward Bottom row Coach Don Hour Tom Markle T H k b h B y om IC en ot am ull Skinner Ball Partee John Fife Torn Gallaugher Lavonne Menefee I ' ' v'0'0'v.' rv ' 'K . vw-:-.. ' ' ' :tw za 422 Ia rf mah. ?3 'I0 P, - - --.-:M :raw ve. I QWZQ. -f., ' lo 6220 'Q 't . . . 9W'I'!'1' 9- . 01000 Id .....-. M- 0 90- .':Qa'0'0 loo' 'O C Oo Us 5 Q 0 ' 'e T 804 U X 0 Oo O ' 525:20 'ws LY' zoos. , -Q., .ex sgw 0,03 9,02 0,00x '0' .',:,,' 'v!'.v.'.v:0:b, 2'Z'.g.'.'3 - - - - .Q sooo 040 wm column as Portsmouth Tro ans fell vnctlms to the .g-'.::-.-- ,3- . . . . xv. Myne ' .g. ' , . . 32, ,.9,9,. .9 n - I t Q - Q0 'qv' 32,930.0 90' 1. : . V0 IO ' wt Q . . . . .- we o'0. . . V09 '92 ., , .P O . 3.3 . 0.69 ' ' i. .sr'0' ' B . . ,, ,, . . . . Y xf Y s -A Y .1 , 1 I . I 1, 1 I I ' I I I I I I ' ' , . 1 . I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I , . 1 . I I I I I I I Wwwcty Z The Cavalaers of 48 49 amproved progressavely through the season The clamax of the season was reached an the dastract tournament when the squad turned back an overrated Greenfaeld team whach had beaten them twace before an the regular season The squad thas year was composed of fave senaors four lunaors and one sophomore The fave senaors had moved up from last years Jay Vee team whale three of the lunaors had come up from the Reserves and the other was promoted from the Madgets of 19471948 The last member of the squad a sophomore had moved up from the Freshman squad The fave senaors ancluded Joe Donnells guard and caplaln of the Squad who Pl0Yed GH oufslcndlng de Couch Aleaunus and Cuptaan Joe Donnells fensave game Tom Verma center who whapped the nets for twenty four poants agaanst Sprangfaeld and came back an the tournament and scored twenty three agaanst Greenfaeld Paul Summers forward started out slow but ended thas season by droppang an a foul shot whach provaded us wath a one poant margan and the Nelsonvalle ball game Raymond Shonk waler forward moved along fast as the season progressed and won hamself ca startang assagn ment wath has outstandang rebound work and the last of the senaors George Hockenberry forward saw actaon an nearly every game durang the season The four aunaors carraed a heavy part of the playang load through the season Tom Long center was a constant threat wath has heaght Tennent Hoey forward showed aggressaveness early an the season and wath one year to go proved capable of developang anto a top flaght ball player Ed Bunstane guard only fave feet fave was the hagh scorer for the season Roger Ronnae Cousans sophomore, who has two more years of varsaty play saw consaderable ac taon and as lookang forward to gaanang further experaence to earn a regular place on the varsaty Wath fave returnang lettermen the coachang staff as lookang toward next year wath great enthusaasm 4 15 Top row Eldon Francas Roger Bates Tennent Hoey Couch Alexanas Tom long Ronu'd Cousans Bottom row Paul Summers Tom Verma Joe Donnells Ray Shonkwaler George Hockenberry ' I I ' 1 I I I I ' D I I I I I l - u u ' I I ' I I l I I I , . . . . . I . I I . . . u I I I . ' I I - - I ' Bates, guard, made the long lump from the Midgets to the Varsity in one year. . . I . I - , I 5 s L ' I g A I f 2 S 5, , ra ' A X ! L:- n 1 , H 1 a '1 x sf ' 1 4 4 4 U, A , , . - 'ea 7 ' I H ' Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chllllcothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Chillicothe Tournament games Tom Verma George Hockenbcrry Tennent Hoey Roger Bates Circleville Hillsboro Micimisburg Columbus North Portsmouth Greenfield Columbus West Lancaster Springfield Monroe Hillsboro Portsmouth Circleville Hamilton Greenfield Cambridge Lima Central Springfield Middletown Nelsonville Greenfield Hillsboro Joe Donnells Raymond Shonkwilcr Tom Long Ronald Cousin Top row Dick Brown Gene Driesbach Tom Bmns Dick Goodman Ronnie Lawhorn Don Gatchell coach Bottom row Bushnell Dyer Ronnie Johnson Bill Barndollar Bill Smith Top row Dun Driesbuch rr-anager Mark Miller Bob Anderson C T lngraham Russ Maser Jack Diehl Louis Hel s Richard Reeves Homer Edington coach Bottom row Scotty Grieshenmer Tom Bryant Ronnie Benson Buzz Cock erell Richie Brown Top row Roger Boggess manager Ted Earl Bob Winkler Bill Partee Dave Detty Tom Markley Bernard Pack David Michael Don Hair coccl' Bottom row Jim McDermott Tom Hess Frank Cresap Bill Skinner Bill Evans Dick Hammond . . 38 . . 22 . . 37 . . . . 44 . . 42 . 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Edward Benning Paul summers 6401 Don Gatchell s track team was composed of forty eight members of whom there were sux returnlng lettermen From an abundance of maternal, Coach Gatchell packed a reserve team mostly underclassmen The reserve team scheduled meets wnth the county schools In order to gcun experience for the future Alan Gough and Carl Wlseman, returning lettermen, were elected co captains Top row Bud llndstrum Mgr Tom Brown Mgr Ernie Bostwnck Ed Panran Bob latter Richard Cochran Russell Moser Joe Enderle Edgar Combs Mgr Leonard Jones Fourth row Marty Boutlllon Mgr Charles Stewart Mgr Steve Blue Dave Michael Jack Eberle Jack Pauran Oddue Merriman Gary Dull Guy Pngott Karle Brown Jim Hammond Bull Johnson Tom Markley Wallace Jones I -..-rQ Second row Bob E Brown Duck Tlpple Bob Oakes Duck lane Bob Klmberly Ronald Keuser Bull Brown Larry Drummond Bob J Brown Rollan Horrls Roger Bates Coach Don Gatchell Bottom row Dow Coey Richard Pelletier Ronald Johnson Bob Russell Ball Smith Bob Yenon Bob Meyer Chuck Vmey Carl Wise man Alan Gough Jerry Gallaugher Bull E Brown , . . 1 I I ' I ' ' . 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Third row-Tennent Hoey, John Blair, David Stark, Carl Hitchens, Day McCrary, John Moates, Tom Hickenbatham, Bill Evans, Jack Ellis, , - . si-- Top o rp B W kle B d P ck La y Ma beth J McDe mott Bob A derso D ck Bro n g Seco d o k M ant a k D B Ch k Wh tt Scotty Gr she me Do Bo 64016 The Cavalier baseball team under the supervlsuon of Don Haur played a schedule of twenty four games not In cludmg posslble tournament games Thus years team car ned only four sensors three of them returnmg lettermen George Hockenberry o returning letterman was elected by has teammates to captaln thus years squad fhomejl fhomel Saturday Aprll 2 Alumnn Frnday Aprul 8 Clrclevulle Col u mbus South Saturday Aprul 9 Thursday Aprul 14 Monday April 18 Tuesday Aprnl 19 Friday April 22 Saturday Aprul 23 Wednesday Apnl 27 Saturday April 30 Tuesday May 3 Friday May 6 Saturday May 7 Tuesday May 10 Wednesday May ll Saturday May 14 Tuesday May 17 Saturday May 24 'lr Columbus West Qawayl fhomej lhomebt' lawayj Qhomel Qhomelf fawayl fhomelt' fawayl fawayl Dnstnct lAthensl Waverly lhomel St Charles Waverly Portsmouth Ironton Portsmouth Newark Lancaster Clrclevllle Washmgton C H fhomel Doubleheader Dnstrtct lAthensl Lancaster fhomel Zanesvalle Chomelf r w-Allen Ha er, ob in r, ernar a , nn c , im r , n n, i w , M r. n r w-Mar iller, Torn Bry , J c iehl, ill Skinner, Louis Heiss, uc i , ie i r, n wman. First row-Merrill Hines, Tom long, Paul Summers, Ray Shonkwiler, George Hockenberry, Art Devore, Gene Driesbach, Ed Bunsti , Don Hair, Coach. - I - . . . , , ,, , . I I I . . . , . - . . . .k T A Tk .- l k Tom G II h T m H s Do Long DkG d hrKd h Ed Alex M gt Rage St It Go do Sgl qaqvm Tuesday April 5 Tuesday Aprvl T9 Saturday Aprll 23 Saturday Aprll 30 Tuesday May 3 Saturday May 14 Saturday May 2'l Frlday Aprll 22 Tuesday Aprul 26 Wednesday Apral 27 Saturday Aprul 30 Friday May 6 Frlday May 20 Wednesday May 25 Truangular at Curclevnlle Chnllncothe Lancaster Trnangular at Lancaster Chnlllcothe Ctrclevulle Athens there? Newark fherel Tnangular at Chullucothe Lancaster Cnrclevnlle At Athens Dustrlct fat Athensl 6401! Portsmouth fhomel Academy fawayl Portsmouth fawayl Newark fhomel Academy thomel Dnstrnct CAthensl Bexley fhomeb I I I Coac inas a aug er Glenn a ' I Clark Hess Norman Pack o es r u z n Tom Vernia Coach Don Tarreson TUeSdCly - , , Bexley LGWUYJ Bill Barndollar Tom Maull ' .- ' ic oo man Verne Richards Dwig i nocker r n i er - - ,- 740133455 Top row Ralph Gumm James Clymer Ronald Keuser Vester Mathis Russell Wrught Fufth row Jerry Duddle Herbert Gruesheumer Wel lngton Lang Maurlce Faurrow Leslue Edler Fourth row Glen Maser LeRoy Stevens Bll Lane Davud Bersebach Don Alluson Thurd row Don Russell Peter Verma Elmer Muck Davud Brooks Duck Tudor Sy Payne Second row Malcolm Grady Bottom row Duck Darley Bull Lee Bull Landrum Pau Radcluff Ra ph Strausbaugh Gary Patterson Top row Pat Muller Joe Eyre Ruchard Parker Couch Do an Tony Alousuo Leonard Kelley Bull Landrum Duck Martun Second row Manager Barley Harry Townsend Jack Gessells Jack Mettler .lum Prunce John Stone Don Hayburn Bully Wrught Tom Sowers Gene Baker Bottom row Bull Straub .lack Hammond Don Pack Gary Hardesty Don Proehl Ed Dean Martun Van dergruff Don Brown Ball Magull John ONeal Joe Leatherwood z Wag! Top row Mr Dolan coach Bull Straub Martun Van degruff Leonard Kelley Donald Detty Donald Manton Bottom row Franklun Estep manager Edwun Dean Donald Proehl Gary Hardesty John O Neull Leonard Lewus Jack Mettler Not In pucture Tony Alosuo o row Duck Gall Bll Lee Sonny Long Ra Strausbaugh Mr Wrught coach Second row Bull Cruse manager Teddy Vuney Duck Douly Sonny Manson Howard Caldwell Don Allu son LeRoy Stevens Ronny Hunton manager Bottom row Glen Moser Peter Vernua Dennus Payne Bull Lane Jummy Clumer . - . I . . I In - , ,i , -. .l. Y. I I V u V- I: f L A 1 0 I Tn -' , i , , lph 66164 left to right Bonn e McGee Jeanette Mead Mar lyn Moore Emily Carmean Loeanne Shafer Top row Carol Sm th Georgia Shaffer Jeanette Meade Jean Nst Bonne McGee Helen McKell Martha Jean Gerber Jackie Best Barba a Rutherford Bottom row Mary lmmel Sandia Smith LoeAnne Shafer Emily Cormean Mrs Wood Leanne Chen ault Juanita Robbins Marilyn Miller Marilyn Moore The squad of cheerleaders was an essential item in the make up of each football and basket ball game during the seasons of T948 49 Composing the squad and representing three of the four classes were these five vivacious gurls Bonnie McGee Senior Marilyn Moore and Jeanette Mead Sophomores Emily Carmean and Loeanne Shafer Freshmen Clad in blue and white the traditional C H S colors these girls faithfully claimed their posts each game night Adorned in blue full skirts white shirts and white coat sweaters the performing girls succeeded in capturing the spectator s eye The large blue C s on their sweaters were earned by them for their fine cheering to have the underclassmen back next year and wish good luck to their graduate Bonnie At the start of the year the Girls Athletic Association elected Bonnie McGee president Barbara Rutherford vice president Jackie Kunstel secretary Helen McKell news reporter and Jean Nist sports manager During the fall season of T949 soccer was played outside by the members of the Girls Athletic Association under the capable supervision of Mrs Lois Wood When the weather became too bad basketball tumbling and square dancing were performed indoors Some of the dances were Turkey in the Straw First Two Ladies Cross Over Buffalo Boy and Golden Slippers They also enloyed some round dances ln the spring when the weather permitted volley ball badminton and soft ball were played outside with much enthusiasm The Girls Athletic Association of C H S participated in the intramural program of the school At noon on Mondays and Thursdays tournaments were held in basketball volleyball and badrnin ton The lmps one of the basketball teams went to Athens where they played the university the score being T8 T6 in Athens favor The girls also went to Kentucky to McKells farm in late May While they were there they spent the entire day swimming hiking horseback riding playing baseball and tennis Later in the afternoon the girls went on a two mile hike and had a picnic Afterwards the letters were award ed and the winners of the different tournaments received their various awards ' - a , , 1 - 3 , ' , , i , i t , : . - . I . - I ' .. I , . . . , ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' I ll I ll ' Their faithfulness and school spirit were a great inspiration to the teams. The cheerleaders hope I . . I . u , ' I 1 I . . . , . I . I I ' ' I I I I r r ' T II ll ' ' I V I I . - . , . -I E , . . . I Q 1,-, Y A 6- , A 9 . X.: g., M wi rs 7. 'Y vt 'Q The group or the lop center as the C H S Brology Club orgomzed rhls year by Mr Puul Hydell The members rn the prcrure ore Top row Eddre Gerluugh Gusty Hull Ted Graerz Bob Nelson Steve Blue Third row Charlotte Moruvz Helen Word Mary June Kelly Jimmy Dolson Second row Emily Webb Elecnor Hormccher Joyce Arledge Robervu Bradford Katherine Jenluns Sondra Srnllh Elizabeth Riley Grelfcx Steele Tom McKeII Boylom row M Paul ell odvlsor Phrl Plocner Jurn Bun Helen McKell oe Russell The group of udues or the lower eh as e cufevernu stuff Mrs Shoemaker Mrs Muller Mrs Herrensrern Mrs Bron-dle Mrs Markers Mrs Cochran The mormenonce and lomvorrul svulf os prcfu ed ore M Fsher Mrs Pemrord M Srlcov M Svvckrod Mr Marian l l ?l?lh: 'V' M are fi 0 so , ,, f- yt c ' ' if T 1 A . -Q M s y T rrrlr QM . 'IM V A I7 S ll' , . V 5 A U ' A 5 . . I 36 K , x I , .xx Q ' sl, . L.. ,N A . . 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' I r, ' , r, I To our superuntendent school board mem bers and faculty we leave our suncerest thanks for theur splendud management of our school affaurs II To our hughly esteemed pruncupal M Smuth we do wull and bequeath deeds mortgages and statements of our ownershup of dear old C H S III Bob Meyer leaves to Buzz Cockerell one slughtly used referees shurt a paur of cow boy pants and hus great mund for wrutung plays under the name of Tennessee IV Jack Straub bestows hus car The Iron Lung and all the luterature un ut upon Gene Druesbach V Dodue Sauer bequeaths her worn out band unuform to some unfortunate freshman along wuth her beat up trombone VI Jerry Gallaugher leaves hus skull un chem ustry to Dene Leach VII Alan Gough bequeaths hus art abuluty to some poor freshman takung art VIII Marulyn Muller leaves her slughtly used whute tee shurt wuth the long sleeves and the turtle neck to Glorua Wulls IX Evelyn Walker wulls her place un physucs class to Jane Buckel X Pat Skunner and Pat Stanton bestow upon poor Vurgunua Leedom and Charlotte Taylor theur abuluty to talk Xl Carl Wuseman leaves to C HS one Joan Loury for another year of hard labor XII Verne Ruchards bestows hus carbon copy of the Constututuon to Tom Long un case Tom becomes one of the more troublesome boys of C H S XIII Pat Kung bequeaths her Homecomung Queen crown to next years queen XIV Joe Breen and Fred Muller leave to the Junuor class a few beat up whutewash buck ets and well worn brushes to use for future decoratuon at C H S XV Joe Donnells leaves to anyone wantung to tread ut an often used but very good road to Waverly XVI Katue Gaston and Nancy Korst leave theur locker to anyone brave enough to clean ut ou XVII Dave Kung bestows hus famous collectuon of Classuc Comucs to future Senuor Englush students XVIII Jackue Hermann leaves Gene Cooke to all the Junuor gurls XIX Dumpy Fromm bequeaths her natural curls to any Jumor gurl who doesnt luke to put her haur up at nught XX Orch Harper leaves the keys to Mr Dun cans car to Jr Bunstune for one years use XXI Art DeVore and Vurgunua Martun leave theur love lufe to Aluce Brownell and Lanny Macbeth XXII Jerry Street leaves her soft laugh whuch ci! roars through the halls of C H S to Corrunne Mead XXIII Helen Peters bestows her dugnuty upon all of the wuld and muschuevous freshmen XXIV Jack Bumen leaves hus artustuc pruntung abuluty un whutewashung to Don McGee XXV Raymond Shonkwuler leaves hus abuluty to play guard on the C HS Cavaluers bas ketball team to Tennent Hoey XXVI Dwught Kudnocker wulls to lucky Buzz Knoles hus abuluty as a great farmer XXVII George Hockenberry has some excess football abuluty whuch he bequeaths to Ronnue McKunnus XXVIII Bull Newkurk bestows upon future class es of CHS hus long haur and the money saved on haur cuts to furnush them wuth an elab orate swummung pool XXIX Charles von Schlutter leaves to Bob Sey mour hus trumpet playung abuluty and a paur of old cast off shoes whuch the future yachtung club may be able to use XXX Paul Summers would luke Mark Muller to have hus suze twelve basketball shoes and hus suze thurty sux pants XXXI Jack Earl leaves hus posutuon as coach of the Senuor Champs to next year s coach XXXII Tom Maull would luke to leave Raunbow to someone but sunce he us short of money he wull have to sell ut to anyone who has seventy sux cents XXXIII Bob Meade leaves all of hus good tumes at the Y to Ted Arledge XXXIV Harold Colluns bestows all of hus books to next years Senuor class XXXV Wallace Evans leaves hus whuskers to Ray Barclay hopung that he can control them XXXVI Lavonne Maddox bequeaths her abulu ty to apprecuate the bugger thungs un lufe fDave Kungj to Loeanne Shafer XXXVII Pat Fufe leaves her red haur to Sally Worf who hasnt any of her own XXXVIII Fluery Sansom bequeaths her Latun translatuon to underclassmen who fund Latun translatuon duffucult XXXIX Tom Vernua lust plaun leaves L Roger Stultz we wull lust have to take wuth We hereby appount and nomunate Muss Smuth and Mr Stultz to serve as admunustrators to thus our last wull and testament In wutness we the graduatung class of nuneteen hundred and forty nune un the month of June do hereto sugn our names to the afore saud document ISugnedJ The Class of 'I949 JACK STRAU B Mrs Florentuna Clunton IWITNESSES Mr Edward J Troyan I ' 1 , - . . ., 1 1 - - , I'. 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At the corner of Maan Street and Second Street an Challacothe Ohao has been construct ed a bualdang whach has never an hastory been equaled Thas bualdang covers an area of three square males It has 250 floors and contaans approxamately forty theatres twenty fave hagh schools four modern hospatals 2 000 offace bualdangs I 900 places of busaness 3 000 apart ments I4 newspapers sax radao stataons and varaous other busanesses Four alumna of Challa cothe Hagh School Class of 49 Jackae Lee Dack Lynch Joan Moreland and Ball Bell take a tour through thas bualdang whach suatably has be come known as the Maracle Bualdang Lets now loan these four alumna as they began thear tour through thas maraculous bualdang whach contaans the future of so many alumna of the Class of Year 'I959 Come on Ball lets go through thas buald ang Ive never seen anythang lake at I guess a man would have to be a mallaonaare to own t as Sure but you ve heard of Hobe Waseman He has mallaons sance he anherated has fortune and he could bunld fave of these Dack lust what as an thas bualdang? There must be nearly everythang here anyone could ever want Come on Ill take you on a tour Well start here on the farst floor Thas as a hospatal here Look there go Pat Carnes Louase Mc Claskey Ruth McKee and Faath Compher lust gettang off nurses duty I guess you ve heard of Jean Cochran and Dodae Sauer They ve be come quate famous for thear abalaty as surgacal nurses Earlene Graves Varganaa Grote Maralyn Landrum Margae Carter and Peggy Vancent al so have commendable records an thas hospatal The offace of Wetus Netter MD as located aust down the hall But Dack who bualt thas marvelous buald ang? Tell us all about at All raght Ill start from the begannang Joe Breen Don Bumen Jerry Dobbans and Joe Don nells won the bid for bualdang thas skyscraper They ve come quate a way from hagh school senaors to archatectural enganeers an ten years The blueprants were drawn by Robert Smath Of course Mr Waseman had to have some one to look after has busaness so on the maan floor you wall fand offaces for Jane Gerlaugh who has become has legal secretary Has ste nographers are Ganny Martan Rella Saul Ro berta Schuman Martha Turner Judy Collans and Helen Payne Well among the three thousand places of busaness and offaces there are several whach maght anterest you On thas floor are the maan offaces of the new magazane Tomorrow Fash aons Theres a door whach says Anna K Taylor edator and another one wath Eleanor Hatmacher Manager of Fashaons Quate a flourashang magazane Nancy Bates Emaly Webb and Etha Daxon are all noted desagners who furnash desagns for the magazane Then there as a radao stataon on the seven taeth floor whach features scrapts by Jerry Street who as also an announcer there Thas stataon WCHS also features the voace of the noted ten or Carl Waseman Of course they have that program on The Typacal Famaly Man starrang Ball Brown lmagane havang a hospatal and all these offaces an one bag bualdang But that asnt all There are three colleges on the nanetaeth floor George Hockenberry and Paul Summers are coaches at the Maracle Unaversaty whale Bob Yeraan as head coach at the State Unaversaty Sharley Fromm seems to have made quate a reputataon for herself as dean of hastory Then theres Dwaght Kadnocker Professor of Agracul ture Cwho has been conductang experaments on beets He s dascovered several dafferent uses for them I Are there any other C HS alumna here? Oh yes Elazabeth Malls Pat Skanner Nancy Cox Joan Brown and Maxane Maddy teach an three of the hagh schools on floor twenty fave They have splendad records an thear new meth ods of teachang CPat Skanner and Joan Brown have lust returned from New York where they attended a banquet gaven an honor of the splendad work they have been doang herel Oh you havent heard anythang yet The papers recently have been full of news about Ruth Kasers work as a massaonary Sance she became a massaonary she has travelled an over tharty foreagn countraes and has done great wonders wherever she has been And then Mary Jane Kelley and Bob Meyer who are chemasts at the Maracle Instatute on the 49th floor have receaved quate a bat of publaca ty for havang dascovered a cure for lukemaa They receaved hagh recommendataon from Wayne lrwan who as presadent of the Instatute Well lets contanue our tour through the Maracle Bualdang Three whole floors have been devoted to apartments whach have the very lat est and most modern facalataes Donna Grooms Varganaa Hogan and Jane Kunstel were en gaged to desagn and decorate these apart ments Well Dack who laves an these apartments? Oh they are Barbara Noble Mary Lou DePew Annabelle Collans and Maralyn Leach They occupy the most modern apartments an the bualdang and they all agree that no house wafe could wash for more Of course Leutataa Walhelm June McCoy and Beulah DePugh say that as housewaves they are not to be sneezed at because they have all won prazes on local radao programs whach proves that when t comes to beang housewaves they are really an on the know I wonder where all these women are go ang an such a rush Oh I nearly forgot Norma Jean Steffy I I I ' ' . . . . . ,, . . . - . . 1 I - I - 1 I 1 - 1 . . . ,, . . ,, . I I I 1 ' 1 1 1 - . . . . . H . . . . , . . . . . . . . , 1 I I ' ' 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' . . . , . . . . . I '49 , . . . - . 1 ,, . , . . - 1 - - 1 I ' . , . . . 11 . . ' ' . . . 11 - 11 h. ,, 11 1 - - . 1 1 1 I ll I ' ' ' , . 1 I I ' ' , , H . . . . . H . . . . . . . ' ' 1 ' ' 11 ' ' ll 1 1 ' - ll , . . . . . . . 11 1 - . 1 - - I 1 ' , , . , . . . I I ' A I I . . . . , I . . . . . . . 11 . , 1 I 1 I ' . 1 ' , . . - H . . . H . . , , - . . . . 1 I ' , . ,, I1 1 - . . 1 11 - 1 ' - ' ' ' I ' ' 1 I ' ' . - , I , , . . . - 1 . . 11 H . II - - - , . ' I 1 . . . . 11 , 1 1 , I 1 1 I 1 ' ' I I I ' I II ' . I I I1 - ' I . 1 I . . ,, - - - . - 11 1 - 11 ll . . 11 I I ' I ' ' . . . - ll Q I I ' and Dorothy Muller are openung theur very ex clusuve dress shop on floor suxty four today They have lust returned from Parus wuth the lat est fashuons desugned by Nancy Korst Look at all the men gathered down at the end of the hall They are attendung an enguneers conventuon Tom Verma Raymond Shonkwuler Sam Hull Roger Bushop and Tom Bay have very promusung careers un thus fueld But Bull Hardesty us not to be forgotten euther He has become thurd vuce presudent of an en guneers corporatuon Well gee Duck us there no end to thus? Ive never seen anythung luke ut We keep go ung up and up and ut seems as uf well never get to the top Are there any newspapers un thus buuldung? Yes of course One of the largest papers un the country us located on the eughty fourth floor wuth Katue Gaston as edutor and Paul Hatmacher and Lorraune Waters reporters Golly Duck heres a floor that us devoted enturely to scuentufuc work Ive heard of Art eVore the X ray technucuan Then the laboratorues where Jack Ea l Roger Stultz and Wallace Evans chemucal en guneers conduct theur research are located rught down here Evelyn Walker has her offuces as a meducal technologust next door to them too Nearly everythung that has anythung to do wuth scuence can be found on thus floor Labor atorues of Dave Mohr nuclear physucust are three offuces down You know there us a person here wh we should see lm afraud Pat Stanton occupa tuonal therapust should be able to set us on the rught path sunce we ve been un the dark all these years ls she here too? I suppose thus buuldung u uus a luttle world all uts own lt us Bull but there are plenty of occupatuons outsude of these walls whuch have taken our 49 alumnu For unstance the Navy Admural Jack Bumen has lust receuved hugh honors for hus ex pedutuons un the South Seas But wuthout the help of Captauns Gene Cooke Harold Colluns Charles lmmell and Charles Stewart hus adventures mught have been un vaun Then the scouts that went out to look thungs over for the Navy were avuators Bull Hodge and Bob Brown Speakung of avuators Duck Ive been read ung about Glenn Magull and Russell Barnhart roundung the world un thurty sux hours That us a new record and belueve me they have really made headlunes You boys are ravung about men but do you realuze that gurls of the class of 49 have also made a place for themselves Jackue Her mann has lust completed her seventh trup to South Ameruca where she has wrutten fuve books already And Earlene Yarrungton has lust com pleted her nunety seventh week on Broadway where she us dancung wuth Gene Kelly And Bonnue McGee has been elected Presudent of the Red Cross So you see that our gurls are pretty good June Puggott who wanted to be lust worthwhule has donated more money than anyone else to orphanages and other worthy causes And Vurgunua Wogan has traveled from one end of the globe to the other un less than two years But you know all of that of course You know how Pat Beard and Nancy Clark have become authorutues as beauty operators Kathryn Cauble Mary Magull and Norma Whut ten have become outstandung un thus fueld too You make lt sound pretty bug Jean but I guess I know as much about the gurls as you do You forgot to mentuon the fact that Marulyn Carter Wanna Davus Mary Fmley Harruet Hag ans and Wanda Peters have all become nurses un dufferent branches of the servuce Lola Wrught us a nurse who works ln New York Eunuce Tee ters and Mary Zuckafoos have chosen thus busu ness too And besudes that you forgot to men tuon Thelma Davus cashler at the new bank whuch has opened rught here un thus buuldung Of course Pat Fufe, Ada Cox Joetta Heuss and Norma Jean Sanders who have theur own publuc bookkeepung busuness are certaunly thruvung Duck do you realuze that we ve been h over four hours and we re stull not nearly through' Wed better contunue our tour to the o All rught Jackue well get started down thus way Yesterday when I was here I met Alan Gough comung out of hus offuce A I talked to hum I learned that as a commercual artust hus works have been more un demand than those of any other agency He was on hus way to meet Jum Groves who us un town thus week He doesnt leave hus farm often but when he does he really gets unto the swung of the cuty He us un town to meet Jerry Gallau gher who cus a conservatuonust plans to work on the land on hus form Don Counts who has a farm next to Jum s came un wuth hum Don came to get Johnny Frump to look at hus horses Johnny has become a very successful veterunar uan and us quute un demand look here un the lobby us a televusuon Lets see what us beung pucked up Oh uts a basketball game at Maduson Square Garden beung announced by Charles Thompson There goes Dave Kung up for two pounts Hes play ung for the Cubs and so for thus year they are number one un the natuon Thus must be spon sored by Jack Straubs furm He has become quute a successful busuness man But then so have Wulluam Brown lloyd Del.ong and Her man Wulluams They seem to have three of the most thruvung busunesses In this whole buuld un You know the stenographers unuon offu are un thus buuldung too I was at a meetung less than a week ago and I was surprused at all the names that were famuluar to me when they called the roll I know Geraldune Uhrug Jessue Ward Pat Foster Joan Drury Fleury San som Lavonne Maddox and loads of others My look at that handsome young naval offucer He looks famllar to me Where have I een hum before? Oh ut could have been any number of places He has had hus plcture un several papers recently for hus abuluty as a naval engu neer Im sure you know hum It's Karl Ebyl . . . . . . . . . ' . I ' II - - - I - . , . . . . . . . , I - . . . H . . I I I I I . . . . . - ' ' I I I ' - I ' II ,, . . . . . . . I I I ' ' , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 1 - ' . . . . . . - I ,, . . . . . . I ' ' . . . - - ' I I I I . ,, . . . . . H , . I - Il - I - Il ' - I , , , ere . . . . , , . D . . H , . I ' ' ' ll - I' , T p. - II - - I I I ' I I , . . . . . . . S . . . . I - I . . . . . I . . . . I I . , . . . , H . . . om K , . . . . I . I . . - I I I . . , . . ' I II . , . . . . , . ,, . . . . . , . S , ' t ' ' Il I ' ' ' . . . . H I I . - - I H . . . . , set. ' ' 1 ' 1 n n 0 . I . , , . . . . , . . , , I I I 1 ' ' o I I I ' ' ' Q o I . I , ' ' . Q ll ' - - I . . I I , , - ' ' ' ' ' I 0 I 0 0 1 ' ' ll I g. ' II I - ' - , CeS Il - . . . . . , . . . , , I ' 0 Q ' ' - . 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Speakung of enguneers Duck Bonner has lust been appounted county engineer for the next term Oh we mustnt forget thus wing Two mem bers of the class of 49 have chosen to be den tusts and ut looks as uf they made a pretty good decusuon Dr Clark Hess and Dr Charles von Schlutter have offuces rught next door to each other They dont have to worry about patients either They both have plenty Of course sunce Duck Tuppue has discovered a new drug which makes teeth sound they have competutuon Just ask Davud Hutchms For fuve years over twenty men have been tryung to get hus 'ob as maulman for thus buuldung but he has been so effucuent that so far no one has suc ceeded Speaking of effucuency Pat Hitchens Helen Hughes Norma Whutten and Emma Ogden have made names for themselves un the beautucuans busuness because of theur orugunal creations It seems that everyone wants to have her haur fixed by one of these beautucuans They all own p rt of the new Lady Hester products You know Duck Ive been thunkung ab all those houses we passed on the way over here I dont remember ever having seen them before No Jean you havent Idont suppose They are the new Mustrons that can be put up un twenty four hours That us quute a busuness but uts all tued up by Loren Fleshman Eldon Heath and Donald Lemley All the plumbing materuals are guaranteed by Ted Wulls who course all these come under Rollan Harrus con ractung busuness Oh that explauns everything It had me puzzled for a luttle whule I wondered uf maybe I had lust been asleep for the last month why look there s Bob Mead He looks lost but then who wouldnt be un thus buuldung? Well he has a rught to look lost He pr b ahlv us Hes the new forestry unstructor un one of the hugh schools here It wont take hum long to catch on to the ropes around here Whule were on the sublect of schools I guess you know that Verne Ruchards us an aeronautucal unstructor at one of the schools here One whole floor has been devoted to hus workshop Of course re cently he s had to meet certaun requlatuons and Army Offucers Walter Seward and Harold Streut enberger have been Inspecting hus shop but from what Ive heard he has receuved hugh c mmendatuon on hus work II I h Ill bet I know somet ung that you won fund un thus buuldung and that's hughway patrol men You re mustaken Bull The offuce us rugh down the hall and uf we dropped un we would probably run unto Manuel Blake or Everett Irvun checkung off duty Im sorry we cant stop but we ve got to hurry on down here and watch the crowds as they leave theur offuces We may have mussed someone Oh yes see that brass hot lust Ieavung that offuce? That's Howard Hendershot or General Hendershot of the Aur Forces un charge of recruutung here Oh here comes the mam rush I see Charles Bev erly and Duck Bradford Ieavung theur offuces un the agrucultural wung They both have huge research farms And there are Joanne Barnes Helen Bower Sara Burlule Mary Cook and Pat Cottrull who are stenographers un varuous offuces And there goes Robert Wellenreuter who us a clerk un the maun offuces for the buuldung Here come two of the bug busunessmen of the buuldung Gene Muner and Don Newman who both have exclu suve stores Gee Duck you see a luttle but of every one here dont you? But what kund of unuform us that? Well Jean that us a forest ranger and whats more Norman Pack us wearing the unu form Of course you all remember Marulyn Mull er She has become a successful merchandising expert And oh look there goes Ed Pauran chuef machunust for the enture buuldung There go two students from one of the unuversutues They re John Puerce and Leland Terflunger They must be after theur Ph D s Well Jackue thats Duck Tuppue He has u very good 'ob as nught watchman look here come more college students that we should know I see Pat Clements Helen McKell John M Roberts and Jeanne Pfaff And I see Joanne Trauner and Mary Jean Weunruch They really lead the Iufe There go some of the bookkeepers un the Bob Newlun all work un the executuve offuces Oh we nearly forgot the salesmens ban quet that was going on lf we had gone by we would have seen Fred Muller Tom Maull and Carl Duckerson usung theur salesmanshup on each other That would have been a show Thus whole thing has been a show uf you ask me Never un my Iufe dud I ever expect to stand un one place and watch half my clas-. mates pass me Its muraculous But have we seen everyone? Aren't there some more Well yes but Bull Smuth cant be here Im afraud Hes playung furst base un a bug league ball game today Lets hope he wuns Here comes one last rush Maybe we know some of them Oh yes Margaret England Mar lorue Goode Mary Gruesheumer Barbara Lam bert and Joan Moran are offuce workers and Helen Peters Harruet Ruley Caroline Summers Geraldune Strausbaugh and Norma Jean Mus chel are also stenographers Oh Duck look what tume u us Ill be la e for dunner But I ll never forget thus experuence And I guess the class of 49 from C H S have made theur own place un thus bug cold world Thats rught Jean Well we must go now Maybe we can come back and see everyone again Oh let's do' Tull then Bye ANNA KATHRYN TAYLOR I - - Il - - II I I I , . . . . I ' ' I I . . I . I . . I ' . . . . ' ' ' I . . I I I I . . . . . , I . . I I - ,, . . . - ' - ll ,, . . . . . . . . , , I , . . . . . , , ' 11 II n ' Il ' ,, . . . . I I I I I , . . .- . I , I ll . . . 1 ' ll - - . . . . . I ' n q . ' I I I I q , . I . . H . . . I I ' , , ' out ' I . ' I II I I . . . I ,, . , . . . ll ' I ' I ' . I I II I I I I I ' ' I I - - , c , . ' I ' I1 - I . . . . ,, , . . . . . ,, , I has become an authority on the sublect. Of offices within. Mary Martin, Raymond Roll, and , I - c u 1 I I ' ' ll n I . , - II ' ' . - I , ' l . . . , , . . . I, I u 1 , , . . . . I , . . . - ,I H ' ' I ' Il ' - ' . . I ' 0 . . I 1 . :- . I , - , - . . ' II I ' I1 - - I ' I I I ' I . , . . . . ' I ' Il s . II . , ' . , . . I I . I ' I I I . . - I I - . . . I I , , , . . . I I I I o ' ' . , - I ll It I u Q n a u I u - II I I ' 't ' . I 1 ,, . , . . I ll I I I 1, I I I I I . . . . ,, 5 , ' ' o 1 II I ' I ' I a ' I I ' I I ' II 0 1 Il ' II a I ' I ' . I I Wd' . ' . 98 E. Main ll STMIDOUT Ill MUDERII Thus ns one of the fmest modern bedroom suntes of the year, and, at our price, lt s one of the best buys of any year' Made of rare Afrucan Koruna with a natural llght fnmsh and accents of brushed brass Mahogany mternors Concealed casters The dustproofed center gunded drawers have shnrt duvnsuons and handy pm trays Come nn and look youll love at 3 Mayor Pieces Only S249 50 It takes very Inttle cash to own thus beautsful bedroom furnuture only 537 50 for a 3 plece sunte' The balance may be paid at your con venuence over a peruod of many months ,Q J Wkm ,m'Z,,ffx,, JZ .mwgfffrvwgfiw Q 'ef xi-940' Jim, V, eff mm sz hu Q n-..... ,fmf fgwwi? gf' I S 2533 We Q-fm TQ' W wwilza, if wif mf CRUIT 98 E Mann Good Furniture at Low Cost ' Wmwi XWBE S H0110 GLUBE FURNITURE 00 71 East Mann EVERY GIRL HOPES FOR aua :er CED AR CHEST Wrltten up the next mornmg, ln the local newspaper the ltem was he xded PRO FESSOR S SPEECH SHOWS NFED OF EDUCATION GONGRATULATIONS T0 THE GLASS 0F I949 orfvell' 9 2 '7 S Q I A professor who was to address a club chose us his subject, Need of Educationf CQ? Keepsake AMOND RIN ww Sold EXCLUSIVELY m Chillicothe at WEAVER JEWELERS Each rung carrues wnth at the :ron clad cerhflcale GUARANTFED RILGISFERLD PPRFEC7 GILM Prlces 550 to S5000 MISS YACIER Gdrrv how would you punctuatc, thls s ntence' Ycsterday while walk mg down the strut I saw ,1 S5 blll CJARRY I Ihmk ld mlkc id sh aft 1 THE CENTRAL PHARMACY 0 DRUGS I SUNDRIES O PHYSICIANS SUPPLIES GINUINI llCIS!lll9 lr' S ma Mm a.,,,.m.4 . . . . . . . . . . .. - N . S . . . .. . ' ' . ' 1 v . -. '- -C Q ' 4 iv 1 v I 1 . , . 1 , , . . . ' - in H r V ' E, ' . A V 7 . - , . 1 . - ' '7 . 4 ' 1 41, C ll. I HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'I949 White Laundry C0 PAT You told me to HIL thosn letttrs snr MR SMITH Yes PAT Dont you thmk lt would be t.dSlnI' to trim them with sussors GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 49 WDLFE BROTHERS 20th CENTURY RECREATION E 1 27986 Learn to Bowl It Y Heullhful TO THE CLASS OF 1949 May You Have Mosl of lhe besl Least of lhe worsl SPROAT S DRUG STORE Ph :noe N e f I l - , .. ,-, I .- . Second Sree! I one 91 . P ' S an AMERICAN TRADITIO With each year of constant progress ancl faithful adherence to the tradmons of Orlgmallty and Dlstmctlon Pontiac remams the Master Engravers to Amerlca s Schools The Pontxac proven technique of modern methods of reproduction by experxenced craftsmen the employment of the most modern PFCCISIOD equipment the artlstlc abllltles of our art and layout departments are Pontlac helps m publlshmg a successful yearbook All of the personnel of the Pontxac School Publlcatxons Dxvxsnon are proud of thelr partxclpatlon ln the publxcatlon of your yearbook and express thelr appreciation for the splencllcl COOPCFBIIOH by your staff 812 822 W VAN BUREN ST I CIIICAGU 7 ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1 1000 n O Pontiac 1, Q coMPuMENrs Jllllll ll. FllEEl.Mlll ll L ll BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 llESS FL0llll llllll FEED 27 33 North Mulberry Street DOCTOR D1d you take that box of pills I gave you? JIMMY PETERS Yes but I dont feel any better I guess the lld haint opened yet BEST WISHES T0 THE GLASS 0F l949 Jay Kegg Cleaners 461 N Hugh Street Dual 9366 g l I l , ss ' - n , H , Y - , , u . . . Photographs W ART ST U D I 0 S '?iff!f1ai.f4 NIQTL5 CHILLICQTHE, OHIO ES H. BRETH Phone BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I949 Standard E evator and Suppl Company B Wth CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T949 n d Best Wrshes for Your Success SMART APPAREL AT POPULAR PRICES MRS. GAYNOR: How do you W Il Vkc ,' ' ' I I' BO : i il fork! I a THE CHILLICOTI-IE PAPER CCMPANY gupefuafz papefzd OO COG O S099 rers of I Chillicothe Papers Make the Best Impression CO 'J U S O S CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 ERDMANN' S PHARMACY HE 1 worked m the opera last mght I exrrled L1 pewr m t L ehurm HF The fellow behind me carrned p Buckeye Inn 36 SOUTH PAINT STREET Sandwich Shop Opposite Eastern School t ' ' ' ' A . oz ' 's . ' h L SHE: How did you keep awake through that long opera? .1 ' ' 1 ' 21 s cur. too. S 0 H A G H N E S Best wrshes to Class of 1949 CHILLICOTHES FAVORITE STORE Sznce 1887 5Pe '9 ' JOHN n roMuNsoN Teen age Apparel Room 3 Foulke Block COATS SUITS DRESSES HATS SHOES COSMETICS ACCESSORIES Dldl 8366 JOE Have you caught any fish' Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 QUAIJTY Is a Traduhon Here Drs 0 V and B W Slgler Optometric Eye Specrahsts CHARLES G. SGHLEGEL Your evex must las! tl lzfetmzc Clulluothf 3 Oldext Jewelry Home consider them frm! Phone 4507 80 N Pamt St J u - u BILL: No, I don't think my worm is trying. I I I I I Al WAYS IARLH Sl Lum lHlf LA111s1 SPORT ARCH DRESS WORK Wv4lKfR5 Gomplele Family Shoe Store 66 NORTH PAINT STREET EIIEIIIIIIIIK IIIID SUN More Than One-half Century An Honored Name In Home Furmshmgs DEPUTY FIShll'l str anger' CONGRA IULA IIONS CI ASS' UI I9-I9 f UI! OIL UH PIIHII S114 43 South Paint HEADQUARTERS FOR WALLPAPER PAINT LUGGAGE CONGRATULATIONS qlowau CLASS OF 1949 from 7 706002 Siege 16 East Mum Street Phone 28 116 Vml 1114 Info llflll PAUL HATMAKER: Nope, jest drownin' wormsf 5 Th' Pu' S1 ' .'r r TO I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T949 CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS 8. RADIOS We furnish the home complete II BILLIIIGS SIIMMERS IIIID SON North Point Street PIANOS RECORD PLAYERS RECORDS RADIO COMBINATIONS SHEET MUSIC BAND INSTRUMENTS HAMMOND ORGANS The customer was gettmg 1 shave when I man burst mto the barber shop shook the mans foot .md panted Wilbur your house IS on ture' blocks .md suddenlx stopped ex 1. su o nmselt x LI lm I runrlng or' I m not Wxlhur' Class of T949 CLASS OF 49 fn rn flu WISSER 81 GIIBLEB 79 EAST MAIN WARNER HOTEL WARNER TAVERN llzmzhuzg um! llmmzg M . . 0 0 . Startled. the man leaped from the chair. run madly down the street for a few ' I ' 1' I X. H h' .fdt h' . vh1 L .' Y I' 1 ' to I ., , ' ' I f ' r CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 f7 ERAL 'rms 68 70 72 N wnuvur Wwgzrsfo Mrs Cllnton was rldmg on a tram and passed a cattle Iarm Turnmg to the man sxttmg besxde her she sand My that certamly xs a large tarm They have 49674 cattle there That s remarkable I own that farm and know that there are exactly 49 674 cattle But how dld you ever count them all' It was easy replled Teach All I dld was eount thelr legs and dxvlde by tour KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING' Complete Lune of Furnace, Stove and Grate Con HIGHEST QUALITIES Bob Litter' s Coal Yard ro ,n I ' V . GEN -I I III I :ZH SPORTING GOODS STORE ATHLLTIC ILQUIPMILNT FISHING TACKLIL GUNS Dual 4026 43 E Mum Sf Compliments of MUTGHLERS PHARMAGY COACH You re domg well son The way vou hl 1 thxt Ime .md the way you dodge. and tackle .md worm through them IS marvelous CARL It comu any to mc I used to 5,0 with mx mothnr to thg hxrbann sxles LOTS OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 li MUSIU S RECORDS RADIOS 71 North Pounf Street Dual 29876 SEARS RUEBUGK AND G0 ORDER OFFICE SEE OUR CATALOGUES ON DISPLAY 85 North Pamt ALSO OUR SAMPLE BOOKS BESSIE G CARPER Mgr Dual 2273 . . -- ' ' . ' . ' . . , ,- . , . 4 4 . . 'Q . - . L . .H ,. ,.. , , ' , , , . ,,' ,, . . , 4. . .1 .L . Rl I , I . . . , . GREETINGS To the Chillicothe High School Faculty and the T949 Graduating Class, may this event always recall the pleasant and happy memories of the past FURMAN S Sl'l0E STURE 65 North Paint Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T949 SIIUL S Smart Apparel FOR JUNIORS MISSES AND WOMEN FATHER Ito hls bright sont VVh1ts wrong' JIM BUTT I just had 1 tcrrtblc scene with your witc CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T949 From HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE lmu Sporting foods Sion Selected Items Following Are Specially Priced 0 tennis 0 baseball 0 fishing 0 badminton 0 softball 0 camping XA A At in 1' 4 1 craft 9 l , , : Q z 'L Z ' J 1 2 ' ' 5 ' I 0 track O volley ball 0 picnicking .f ., , .V ,Q -' - c Kr 1 ' .f - . I I Y I lt I Complete Outfrtters For the Famrly MAYFAIRS Chllllcothe Ohlo Compliments WARD 8 WARD Jewelers MISS ILVILNS leon' Are xou chnwmg, gum' IEON No ma dm VIISS I-VENS Then whu IS thu hump IU NOUI check' Candy' I I:.ON N0 Im just S0llxInL 1 prunu to L It 'nt nous Sllllllllllllg Drf unit In I oulw un mul Hmmm HERMANN'S The Leadmg Shoe Dealer Y Rm 8,101 llllllli, I3 South Pomt Street WILLIAM H HERMANN GUUDMANS OI' ARROW SHIRTS WEMBLY TIES STETSON HATS VARSITY TOWN SUITS AND SPORT COATS IJRI SS WI II IVIJ SUCCIIIJ 67 N Paint Street . . c F . - . I ,. . . 1. .. x ,, , ' Y 'H . .U N 1. - 1, ..- x ,, ', , ' , . . 1 ', ,- I .. . .. L A 1 . ' ' . . . - V vu . -L - .. , s U xsx- . . . , . .4 yn I 1 ' . ' , l 'l'-, . I - - . . l,. , V 1 . ' . A M FITTRO President WM MUTCHLER Vice President R F SMITH lzrecutuc V161 Prz.s1dentC F BORST Assistant Vzce President The Savings Bank Company CORNER MAIN AND PAINT STREETS Commerclal Safe Deposlt and Savings Departments Member of Federal Deposut Insurance Corporation TEACHER Does anybody know who broke the window TOM Yes Ido TEACHER Who? TOM The person that threw the rock WALLET MOTORS AUTHORIZED DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALERS REO TRUCKS and BUSSES SALES and SERVICE 67 69 west Main Phone 27 546 cmmcorns, ov-no MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1949 TEMPLIN AND GRIESIIEIMER .l E W E I. E R S 21 North Pannt Street ARMSTRONG HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of 1949 ROGER Father what makes an elephant so big' MR STULTZ I dont know son ROGER What makes .1 Iron so mean' MR STULTZ I dont know son ROGER I guess Im hothermg you wrth all these questlons MR STULTZ Not xt all son Asking questlons ns the only wav youll ever learn anything' Congratulatrons to the Class of 1949 AL Helm, mm' Mary Tudor Congratulatlons to the Class of 1949 SUUTII END Pl'll1l1Mll0Y South Pamt Street Dual 4356 . 1 . H , . , ' ' . , . , tt s n . . - . , -. I - V tn . 4. Q 1 sv . . , . . -- ,,. ' ' ' , , .' 'S . -- .' .' ,'. . ' . . . 4 4 .. . . B . . . 1 - -s . . . - BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 1949 MANKER CANDY 00 44 West Water Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 THE GNILLIGDTHE TELEPNUNE 00 'VIRS PAI MER How did that niughtx little box cl tours get hurt ALLEN S PNARMAGIES COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG NEEDS zz J I1 xzrx S ri 60 East Mann Street at Brownell 215 Eastern Avenue Phone 8836 Phone 26 106 PIATT AVENUE F000 MARKET Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Laurel and Platt Phone 3916 I I . . ' I ' 2 1 1 1' ' ' U' Y 1 1' MRS. CHANDLER: That good little boy of yours hit him in thc hcud with at rock. 5 Isl ' I l' A' t'C 'll'1' I . JIIRIIIIIE PLUMBING BDMPIIIIY WATER HEATERS Oll BURNERS STOKERS KITCHEN UNITS Winn You Nua A Plumlm Dm 6446 29 E Second St Hlr o :cus o C Lothgs Puhlu Schools tht tuthtrs mtl tht entire student wry wr NIIILLTL than s on Inlpuu, WBIX under the. strx rcs. wh1c.h the. folks .xt tht Crossroads ol Southern Ohlo so rtchlx desnrvg Your Lontrlhutlon to our opcr ttlon ns lI'l1Tl1ClSLlI'lbIQ. NIJ to the. numhus ol tht. gl tduaunl, Ll ass ol Q hllllgothv. High Suhool our w1rnn.st Longratulx uons upon rtnuhlng xour tlrst Important mllestona. From here on your success will he mmsurgd ln terms ol scrvlce oo seruu to your COFITITTLIITIIQ wour Lountrv and to your tdlovl m an Smut no om had xoluntntrnd to In th S d S Emu. she slnglui out Rd Cnrantz L L un tx chool tmchgr tdnhnmon ol Wh tt dots vour lnthgr sw just httorg supptr' shg tslstd nrt vx is no htslt nn x IIT his uplx lilo. II u lsx on tht butter klts quotul I SURAVCI OI All AINDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE S. II S, III6 CLASS or 1949 S D Relchelderfer John L Nickerson 68 W Second Street Office Phone 27 326 Home Phones 6706 8. 27 504 BREWER and BREWER O 'I' Q ff' 'alt f 'hilli- . s'f '- 4 ' ' .- - s - - s ' s - I lj tu- B' ak 1- . ' , .1 4. . . . f. ' s '- s ' - - s.' ,. , 1 ' x 0 1' ll A '. 0 . 0 K -,-Q -' . O - ,R . ,, in ' X. H, ' , . 1 11 ,- , , ,.. ' , six s ' s 5- ' vt w ..Q,' rlvi 1 I f Q V 1 1 xi I I , 1. . I 1. -s 1 1 V ss s J'fs . V' A-V-L' ,L , 1 ,' ' ' ' vi-s ,.,-',. 's '.sf l s-V 'l 1 5-if' K- s' ss- s ' si.-s Th' X ay c, A '- HQ ' '. ' hc '. Nf. 1 'L .. CIT 9 I I . . . . S K Y P A R K UVERMAN S WREGKER 24 Hour Servrce Chllllcothe, Ohlo Dm' 28 286 23 043 Route 23 Chullncothe s Convement CONGRATULATIONS Airport TO THE WHILRL PLYINF IS l'UN CLASS OF I949 SUNDAY SCHOOI TEACHILR It IS thc duty ol Lveryom to m M It Iut one person hippy each week Hive you done so hm Brodx' JIM Yee I went to sec my Aunt Mary .md she wxs hippy when I went home 0 A IIERTENSTEIN LUMBER G0 Congratulatrons' CONGRATULATIONS Home DAIRY SENIOR CLASS i' 77 Bridge Street Phone 2271 of - . . , . ' 1 . . . , Z . 1 ' ' 1 uw: 'LS - 1 1 1 f 1 - ' xv . . . . . . . 1 55 1 1 - 1- 1 5 5 H.. l I u . . . COMPLIMENTS OF THE EIIOIIOMY SAVINGS IIIID LDAII 00 CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION WILLIAM IBILLI L MARTIN 24 West Mann Street Dual 8276 Chnlllcothe Ohno COMPLIMENTS OF FUGIIS 81 IIIIUIIY Jewelers 13 W Second Street Dual 26 826 CONCERNED FRIEND Docs wour Grmdtather suffer much with rhgumdtlsm To the Class of T949 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES THE HORIIEY IIIID GIIAPMIIII 00. 'I8 8. 20 West Second Street BOOKS SIAIIOVLRY OFFICI SUPPLII S WALLPAPLRS I . 1 'z ' : 1 ' x '? GUSTY: Sure, What else can he do with it? COMPLIMENTS OF Pubflc Transport, Inc THE CITY BUS LINE IADY OP IHI1 HOUSIL Why do x nu I I 1h ut Dont vou know th t 1 rollmg tom. gather no moss' tuon may I xslt what pr CII I ut I tx man I The Alummum Coolnng Utens11 Company CHILLICOTHE PLANT 0 0 . ' 'IL 021-10 'I ' 1 ' at 1 'Y S x ,. S LJ. TRAMP: Madam, not to evade your question at ull. but merely to obtain informa- . ' ' at 'cu i i 1' is moss to at ' I'kc me'. ' I O O GDLIIMBIIS and SDIITHERN 0Hl0 ELECTRIC CDMPMIY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 FROM ATWELL GHEVRULET WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS The Most Beautzful Buy of All CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 MAX M FULKS Insurance Agency Room 4 Carlisle Bunldmg Dual 6856 MR BLAIR Johnnv dont you know ILS wrong, for boys to fight' JOHN Yes Father but brother doesnt and lm just proving lt to hlm CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1949 THE EASTERN AVENUE LUMBER GOMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I949 GALL'S BARBER SHDP 9 E Mann Street I . . . . r , N - ' v 7 - 1- I wa , Q. s 1 ' - - - vs . , , . to Barr Qptlcal Service 48 Years Excluswe Optlcal Busmess SPECIALISTS In EXAMI NATIONS Prescnbmg, Adlustmg, and the Making of Glasses 84 West Mann Street Phone 6136 Chillicothe Ol-no Vlsltor at states prnson to an Inmate So you always dld your work single handed Why dldnt you get a partner? Inmate I was atraxd he mxght be dishonest lILLYII'S DINING IIUIIM In McCarty Hotel 78 W Mann Street 29 Sandwlch Shop Congratulations to the Class of I949 PAUL E ALLYN Proprnetor IIEIIN 8 IIEIIII JEWELERS SINCE 'I876 Chllhcothe, Ohno l I 11 . . . ,, . 1 - . . . . ' li I . ' ' . ' . -' . . . ' - v - ' 1 - v .vs , .-- , ' '. .H . . . . ' I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I949' THE OIL AHD BATTERY SERVICE 00 STIIP AT THE SIGN 0F W fo' MobuIgflS MATRON Ito maxd who has just glven notlce ot qulttmgl Huw. t we alwavs treated you as one of the famlIy MAID Yes ma am you have and I cfml Qt md ll mv Iong,er CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FROM CLASS OF 1949 KRAMER S HARDWARE GENERAL HARDWARE DR. J R ULL revs Denflsf Houssnom SUPPLIES X Ray I9 E Second Street 76 East Second Street Phone 5816 chllhcomel ohm Dm' 4746 , . I l I .-ygqqqq-.I A .-i-,-gpg.. ' ...,... C '- sv '-:'p2- -:,:2.-- -, 'ci' 4- We . ,5gs..g iff-:E ii IQIEEES' :5s52:?i,x W- x :i-.hir - if E ,. VE, I x f..:Q,1 0 Q ' fi?- 15,1 JS., 5: X . ' -g:1:3Ef?iiZ - Fqsifitiz 22- . . ,gag 2: f ' '2fI'I-'-1 .,f ' -:L ---'R-:':S.4if:-is-71:F:i3. Tffifif. 1.1 - . , I-: Ski' .S5:g:g::::::.:,,.:.,c., Q., vm ''-q3f5?!S:E?fG:5:2:5:E:5:v'f2'::::ff'51r:::. 1 . 1 . i . . . . . Y : .. , Hn. ' 1 1 , 4 - ,. 1 55 - T S 1 ' 4 .- . , , 4 . L 4. 1 7 . I I H . . CHARLES 0 EVANS Jr ' lnsurance ' Real Estate ' Bonds 30Vz West Second Street Phone 26 456 COMPLIMENTS OF NELSON AND ALEXANDER Cash and Carrx Drx Cleaners 50 W Water Street Chlllncothe Ohuo TOM Is Rover .1 good watch dog' FENNENT Excellent' A thlet broke mto the house thc other mght .md Rover watched every move he made Congratulatrons to the Class of 1949 GRADY GLASS 54 W Water Street Phone 6846 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS BUGKEYE FURNITURE GUMPANY H O EWING Proprletor Furnrture Rugs Stoves 25 E Second Street Dual 9436 I , I 1 1 , . . 1 . . . ' I . -- . . ' ' - ' ' 1 ' X -x s ', - 1 ,. f . . , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T949 Max Gaston Motors, Inc SALES AND SERVICE 45 57 West Second Street Dual 9896 CHILLICOTHE OHIO JERRY tlearmng, to dttvu That ltttlc mtrror up there Isnt set rt t JI-,RRY I cant sec .tnythmb but tht car tn back ot us GHILLIGDTHE TYPEWRITER UUIIIPIIIIY IHL I RIILNDLY SI RVICL EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE MACHINE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES EXPERT REPAIR WORK 26 West Second Street Phone 4776 I I DODIE1 -'whylr' Shop at the WEST END DRUG STORE Corner Hugh and Mull Streets Phone 6296 E H RINGWALD Propnetor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF l949 WARE FUNERAL ll0ME 121 West Second Street Dual 2134 A llttle old lady from the country was reglstermg, at .1 blg Cnty hotel The clerk was courteous and helpful Would you prefer an msldc or 'tn OUISIOC room Madam' he asked ld better have an lI'lSlClC room replied the old lady promptlw nooks Inks. ram CONGRATULATIONS' Class of 49 ers P R E M I E R Famous for Flavour Foods FRANGIS ll LEGGETT Xt UUMPANY Best Wlshes to the Class of T949 WllGNER'S DRY GLEANERS lor llmsz N110 fart 75 East Second Street Phone 25 476 . . . . , 5 , . . , , ' , I. , - - - .-1 1 W , . . 4 , ., . . . . I.. i . N- -, - , , .. . , - ' . , . lt ' ,' H 1 I . .. 1- I Q ,.. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 W ll RINGWALD AND SDNS GUMPMIY Plumbing and Heatmg 42 Eost Second Street Phone 5726 Beit of Seruce for More Than S0 Yeare BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1949 from E Il LEAVERTON ROOFING SHEET METAL HEATING 66 North Walnut Street Dual 8886 How tar to thc neircst town' mquxrcd the tlred motorist How far persnited the motorist lt the crow has to walk carrymb 1 Lan ot gasolmeq DRUMMOND MEAT CO. 242 East Mann 86 North Pamt T66 West Water Fresh and Smoked M E A T S I I I I Five miles, as thc crow Ries, was thc reply. .. qw -K . tn- ll, 7 ,u ' , 2 ,, ' le? edwgzecuf FLAVOR FRESHNESS F000 VALUE HOLSUM RATES A PLUS Taste Its rlch appehzlng flavor enloy nts lust baked freshness e the good of ns hugh nuirlhve value Youll see for yourself why Holsum rates tops un the nmporiant 3 Fs of bread 'QKQYXHSKXSR Y ' H01-5UM,....,, HOLSUM MM BREAD r I I - 1 , . . . - . . . g I I ' 0 ll I ll -I ' 0 . I S ' u . . A , 5 . . . ' 'hw ,-,fi f Q I V. zo ood- Q . O ' O 0 0 . , ,,L,,.,,.,.,.,.,l..,..f-f': . 0 0 . v ,,,.,....,,M,.,.wf'f Z f -- 0 0 0 ' ,.. . .-' ,-ff'- ' H , . . . ',:. 0'- wh 0 O . . . . 'p roi- 5 4' n . 0 . o :Q .Q . Q . C 'G I 0 0 ' Q 0 O 9 f ' ' O a . , , O J' o I I sv' I AUTHORIZED DEALER SALES AND SERVICE Best Wishes fo the Graduahng Class of 1949 LYNCH MOTCR CAR C0 Al Whose Yours? EAT IIIIII EIIJUY Bordens Ice Cream The Pause That Refreshes GIIILLIGUTIIE BDTTLIIIII IIUMPMIY I BO: I'm going on ahead. I COMPLIMENTS OF 74 14 MEAD WE THE MEAD GURPURATIDN CHILLICOTHE OHIO U S A KT. llll I Q n a Heartlest Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Prosperous and Happy Future to the Class of 1949 HILLICOTHE LUMBER CO Phone 2166 South Paunt St JOE D0 you Lvgr Indulge ID drlnkmg alcoholic beverages MOE Never' JOE Well whv do you carrv that mug xround wlth you' THE MIDLAND WHDLESALE GROCERY COMPANY 109 West Water Street The Home of SWEETBRIER and CLARION FOOD PRODUCTS for Over 50 Years DONALD J LONG Manager . . . Hnm'.x't, fw0Ill'l4'0ll.Y Sa'rvir'v Hllilllx fflll' HH.s'im'.x'.s ' . , X ' ' - - . . ' . , -1 : ' 1 ' '. ' I ROBERT 0 GAYNDR MEN S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS Shoes at popular prrces 88 N Pamt Street Phone 28 736 In build hx xulmx llllll urxlfc Establrsl1edl895 SEGAL AND SUNS T82 T92 Rlverslde Street Chulllcothe Ohlo PHII I um! r, PHII No I have ms eves shut' COMPLIMENTS OF S T E W A R T S GHILLIGOTIIE PURE MILK G0 MEN S WEAR llll mln I lr sl lhur I I1 4 ur Clothrers to Gentlemen 133 East Seventh Street Dual 2126 i' l I - . . . . ' . .1 ' sei! MARK: Why, do you need glasses? 1 l I r'h'1'- ft- W w- 1-,I -rv' Il ' II CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 GEO E VON IIGIIEN Fancy Meats and Grocerres Corner of Fourth and Ewlng CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND REPAIR WORK APPLIANCES G 81 J ELEGTRIG SHOP 264 Eosi Munn Street W L JAKES Prop NIR SHANK What IS the Milk EVELYN A har of candv Way 0 FULTUN SMITH INSURANCE 20 W Mann Sf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'I949 0 K GROCER 213 S Pcunt St P one 26 966 CHILLICOTHE OHIO I I I I 4 . In ' ly .N I J. . NAB . ' . h - CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I949' CLASS OF 1949 RIEDER PIIARMAGY Corner Church 8. Arch Streets FIRST NATIUIIAL BANK Dual 29 900 I want some lI1VlSlbIC half net5 tor my wlte sand a customer Here you are str That wlll be 25 cents lnvxslble' excldlmed the salesman Why Ive been scllmg, them .ill the morn nn and we ve been out ot stock for two weeks B R A N D L E S COMPLIMENTS OF S II 0 E S T 0 R E GIIILLIIIOTIIE HARDWARE and SUPPLY, Inc Shoes of Quality i' II South Paint Street 148 North Hickory Street I Are you sure they are invisible? -- ' ' . ' .. L, . -- ' V . ' y , I m - 5 I Congratulatrons to the Class of 1949 MODEL D IRY FOR HEALTH SAKE HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D 182 Mull Street Phone 6966 Going down the street Lanny saw some young pupples at the dog store Oh Mr Brown he called how much do you want tor those pupplesq They re two dollars apiece answered Mr Brown But I dont want a PICCC exclaimed Lanny I wxnt a whole dog' Desrgners of Drstrnctrve Srnce 1914 36 years of uninterrupted service our customers Fully experienced and equapped to prmt the smallest offtce form to the largest catalog Wtdely known for QUALITY SERVICE THE GREENFIELD PRINTING 8 PUBLISHING COMPANY I32 I34 North Waxhmgton St PHONE 2 GREENFIELD OHIO 79 Years rn Progress THE UNION COAL COMPANY Dutrrhurnn nf Inu liuerugu 12 oz bottle 5 cents Take a sax bottle carton home for the fomuly Dual 2284 Brldge and Water Streets . ll Il a ' ' I - M . vs tt - Y - as - y Q - . tt 1 ' -v , . . ss s - vw , - r. . .. . . L . I, u . . . , Q 0 ' II . . -. K. .'. . , , It ,4, . . 'O 7 . ELBl:lRl4'ELD'S Ladles Coats Dresses Mlllmery Gurls Wear Infants Wear Mens Furmshungs Work Clothing Underwear Curtams Wmdow Shades Draperues Domestncs Yard Materials Cosmetlcs Notrons Hosiery ELBERFELDS an Chrllucothe Boys' Wear Bedding The staff of the 1949 Arrow apprecrates the coopera tron of all the frrms that have placed advertrsements rn thrs eclrtron of the Chrllrcothe Hrgh School Annual THE ARROW STAFF We the staff of the 1949 Arrow set asrde thus space rn order to acknowledge the valuable assistance whrch was grven to us by Hathaways Studio Pontrac Engravmg and Electrotype Company The Greenfreld Prrntrng 8. Publrshrng Company and the Chrllrcothe Gazette We also wrsh to ac knowledge the help grven by the many hrgh school students and members of the faculty If we had not had therr coopera tron thrs yearbook could not have been publrshed EVELYN WALKER Editor Il Il 0 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . r I . . . . , . . . r . . . . . r I ' ' . . - . . . . r V Q -W wk . f--- qw- ' ,MMM M, A-, ,H-,,,,1,, A,-b..,A,,,, ,,,, , ,,,, A v ,,,j,TQ-,-,A-,,,,A,,, A, , ,, I .i.QL'gu.T.4Tg..,,,J..,,,N,- , , , , 1 , 4 . f 1 ' 'x - w , '- ' 'fur f