Corning High School - Corhian Yearbook (Corning, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1949 volume:

DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1949. take deep and sincere pride in dedicating our Yearbook to Miss Eliza Murray. Miss Murray was born in Corning on Decem- ber 19, 1897. She attended Corning Grade School and was graduated from Corning High School in 1916. She attended Ohio University at Athens and received her B. S. in Education in 1940. In September of 1917 she began her teaching career in the second grade, the very position she now occupies here in Corning. Most of the time, she taught in the second; but, for a brief period, she moved to the first grade, only to move back into the second grade after a short time. She has now taught faithfully for thirty-two years in Corning. This is, indeed, outstanding. We thank you, Miss Murray, for all you have done for us. Not only for our class, but for the many classes and pupils that have graduated from Corning High School. It is through guidance such as yours that we hope to become better citizens and leaders. This page is sponsored by LAMBORN’S STUDIO Your Yearbook Photographer “Out of the school of life into life’s school. Good Luck Seniors BANK OF CORNING CO. Corning, Ohio BERYL DAWSON Instructor, First Grade, B. S. in Education, Ohio University, has taught at Corning 5 years. EDNA DEW Instructor, Third Grade. B. S. in Education, Ohio University. Has taught at Corning 28 years. ELIZA MURRAY Instructor, Second Grade. B. S. in Education, Ohio University. Has taught at Corning 32 years. HAZEL EDWARDS Instructor, Fourth Grade, Geography 4, 5, 6; B. S. in Education, Ohio University. Has taught at Corning 13 years. Compliments of GAIL WALLACE FUNERAL HOME Corning, Ohio LOUISE WALLACE FERN POST Instructor, Sixth Grade. Arithmetic 4, 5, 6; B. S. in Education, Muskingum C ollege, t Ohio University. Has taught at Corning 7 years. Compliments of GARRISON’S HARDWARE Corning, Ohio CORHIAN Instructor, Fifth Grade. English 4, 5, 6; B. S. in Education, Ohio University, West Virginia University. Has taught at Corning 3 years. CORHIAN WILLIAM COURTNEY Basketball Coach, Science, Geography, Physical Ed. B. S. in Education Ohio State University, Home- town Columbus, Ohio MRS. GLADYS FORSHEY Home Economics, English Advisor of Junior Class and Modern Miss Club. B. S. in Education Muskingum College, Hometown Sarahs- ville, Ohio. NANCY M. WORTHINGTON Commercial Subjects, B. S. in Education, Ohio State University; M. A. Ohio University, Fine Arts and Education; Lake Erie Col- lege for Women, Romance Languages, Advisor of Sophomore Class. RODNEY HEARING Instrumental Music, Aero- nautics, Band Director B. S. in Education Ohio State University Hometown New Lexington, Ohio PERRY POTTS Mathematics, Physics, A. B. in Education, Wilming- ton College, Hometown, Sew Straitsville, Ohio. ■i JEAN DUDASH School Secretary; Bliss College, Hometown Drakes, Ohio JAMES E. RODGERS, JR. Public Speaking, English, Journalism, Foreign Lan- guages, Advisor of Senior Class, “Corhian, The Railroader, “Student Coun- cil, Latin Club, Spanish Club, B. S. in Education Hometown, Corning, Ohio. ALLEN KOONTS Industrial Arts, Freshman Coach, Mathematics, Ad- visor of the Freshman Class B. S. in Education Ohio University, Hometown New Lexington, Ohio. WILLIAM FORSHEY Supt. B. A. Muskingum College M. A. Ohio State University; Democracy, H«� metown Sarahville,Ohio. RUBY IRVIN History, Mathematics,Eng- lish, Student Council. B. S. in Education Mississippi State College, University of Alabama, Hometown Aber- deen, Mississippi. WILLIAM WRIGHT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Pres. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Prom Ser- ver 2; Corhian Staff 4. DONNA BRYSON Commercial Club 3; Glee Club 1; Modern Miss Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Class Play 3; Railroader Staff 4; Class Secretary 4; Corhian Staff 4. MXIOH.S — — MARTHA FISHER Vice Pres. 4; Secretary 2; Prom Server 2; Corhian Staff 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Span- ish Club 4; Home Coming Queen 3; Class Play 3. DELMAR ALFMAN Safety Patrol 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Railroader Staff 3, 4; Corhian Staff 4; Spanish Club 4; Co- Basketball Manager 4. ESTHER ASHBY Glee Club 1; Home Ec. Club 3; Railroader Staff 4; Corhian Staff 4. v GENE MATTHEWS COHHIAN Basketball 1, 2; Vice Pres. 2; Treasurer 3, 4;Class Play 3; Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Railroader Staff 4; Corhian Staff. BETTY GRANNON Glee Club 1; Railroader taff 4; Modern Miss Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2. CORHIAN ROBERT HARMON Jr. Class Play; Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Railroader Staff 4; Corhian 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE FOUTS Glee Club 1, 2; Class Play 3; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2;Commercial Club3; Railroader Staff 4. NELLIE BEDDOW Commercial Club 3; Rail- roader Staff 4. RITA CLIFFORD Railroader Staff 4. JOSEPHINE GADDIS Glee Club 1; Commercial Club 2; Corhian Staff; Rail- roader Staff 4. MARJORY HILLIS Class Pres. 3; Class Play 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 2, 3; Scholarship 3, 4; Prom Server 2;Cheerleader 4; Corhian Staff 4; Railroader Staff 4. DOROTHY JONES 31ee Club 1, 2; Class Play 3; Prom Server 2- Home Ec. 1, 2; Commercial Club 3; Railroader Staff 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Jr. Class Play; Basket- ball 3, 4; Pres. Student Coun- cil; Corhian Staff 4; Rail- roader Staff 4. CHARLENE LEVERING Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Prom Server 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Play 3; County Band and Chorus 3. CORHIAN JEAN JOHNSON Commercial Club 3; Modern Miss Club 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Play; Railroader Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2. LOUISE LOVE All County Chorus 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Corhian Staff 4; •Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 2; Modern Miss Club 3; Class Play 3; Railroader Staff 4. BILL McCABE Railroader Staff 4. EDDIE OWREY Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Rail- roader Staff 4; Corhian Staff 4; Class Play 3. KEITH RODGERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server 2; Class Play 3; Spanish Club 4. V ROSEMARIE SIEMER Corhian Staff 4; Railroad' . Staff 4; Latin Club 4. DICK THOMAS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Co-Manager 3, 4; Prom Ser- ver 2; Spanish 2; Railroader Staff 4; Corhian Staff 4; School Patrol 1; Basketball 1. HARRY WADE Basketball 2, 3; School Patrol 2, 3, 4; Railroader Staff 3, 4; Corhian Staff 4. FREDA WOODRUFF Glee Club 1; Commercial Club 3; Railroader Staff 4. MILDRED WATTS Home Ec. Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Rail- roader Staff 4. CORHIAN A TRIP ON THE C. H. S. NO. 49 In the fall of 1945 the 49ER (a very good train) departed from depot C. H. S. with destination Graduation. The conductor for the first part of the journey was Mr. Stephen Benedict, who announced all stops and “punched our tickets. The passengers on board elected officers to supervise our activities for the first part of the trip, and we had a very pleasant journey with Randall Mayes as pres- ident, Louise Love as v. president, Margaret Barrett, secretary, and Margie Hillis, treasurer. Mrs. Jeanette Apple announced all im- portant calls and acted as our home-room teacher while the train traveled with great speed. We paused for a brief rest in the spring of 1946 and started rolling again in September; Many passengers became “travel sick and got off the train, discontinuing the journey, while Mildred Watts boarded and rode with us until the end of the trip. Floyd Brown acted as our home-room teacher while our new conductor, Mr. William Forshey, who was to guide our 49ER to its final stop, called all stations in a loud, clear voice. Our class officers for this time were: Charlene Levering, president, Gene Matthews, v. president, Betty Grannon, treasurer, and Martha Fisher, secretary. We had a Student Council this year and chose our class president, together with Randall Mayes and Margie Hillis to represent us. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was a big affair, and from our crew the Junior Class elected C. Levering, M. Hillis, M. Fisher, E. Fouts, D. Jones, D. Bryson, G. Matthews, B. Wright, D. Thomas, R. Mayes, B. Har- mon, and K. Rodgers to act as servers. This was a big moment in our voyage and surely one we will never forget. May came quickly and so we paused for the summer, eagerly anticipating the third lap of our journey. This year we rode in a car marked “Juniors. ’ Again, when we boarded in September, we found that many of our former passengers were not to return so we bade them a sad farewell and continued our trip with Mrs. Gladys Forshey as class advisor, Margie Hillis as president, Louise Love, v. president, Gene Matthews, treasurer, and Jpan Morris as secretary. We sponsored the Homecoming Dance, and Martha Fisher, of our own class, was elected queen. We raised our financial standing by selling Christmas cards, T-shirts, and magazine subscriptions. We were proud of our class play, “Grandad Steps Out, which proved to be a huge success under the direction of Mrs. Forshey, with Bill Wright as Grandad. Near the end of the trip, we became hungry, so went to the dining car for a hamburger fry. Finally the big moment in this part of our tour had arrived—our Prom. We will never forget it. We decorated in a Dutch theme and the kids looked wonderful in swanky gowns and corsages. However, there was a certain air of sadness toward the end of the evening, be- cause we heard the engineer blow the whistle to signal the train was coming to a stop. Yes, this was to be the last stop, after which we would be permitted to get on board again. The next stop would be the last--Graduation--when we would all part, never to be allowed on the train C. H. S. again. In the fall of 1948 we assembled at the station and eagerly awaited the arrival of the train. We were so eager to get rolling again after a summer of rest from our travels. Some new travelers joined us for this last part of the trip: Rosemarie Siemer, Bill Mc- Cabe, and Rita Clifford. Soon after getting on board, we organized under the strict guidance of Mr. Rodgers. Bill Wright became presi- dent, Martha Fisher v. president, Donna Bryson secretary, and Gene Matthews treasurer. We made early plans for our Yearbook and focused our aim on a trip to Washington after school was out. We sold potato-chips at basketball games and netted a neat sum at the Halloween Carnival, which we split with the Juniors. We published our newspaper each month under the direction of Mr. Rodgers and finally won recognition by Quill and Scroll, International Journalism Honorary. We picked our class play which was entitled “One Wild Night, planned for our May Day, took a field trip to Columbus and made plans for Baccalaureate, Commencement, and our trip, which have not come to pass at this writing. We know we shall soon get off at the end of the line, but the trip has been fun as well as a most educational one, even though the way has been long and rugged. We thank all the teachers who have done so much for us and we thank all those who helped to make this journey possible. We are grateful, and in the spring flood of memories, we will always remember those happy hours we spent together. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 4' We, the Senior Class of the year 1949. of Corning High School, of the town of Corning, in the State of Ohio do hereby bequeath to our dear Alma Mater all the money which is left over from our Senior trip for the purpose of making improvements on the school, as a reminder - f our wonderful class. As individuals we will the following things: I, Delmar Alfman, will my timeliness to school to Teti 5chling«rm� n. I, Esther Ashby, will my ability to get along with Mr. Rodgers to Wanda Carmichael. I, Nellie Beddow, will my height to Dorothy White. I, Donna Bryson, will my -giggle” to Eileen Roberts. I, Rita Clifford, will my well-controlled temper to Elaine Ferguson. I, Martha Fisher, will my size 4-J shoes to Jerry Roof. I, Elaine Fouts, will my ability to stick to one man to Winnie Snyder. I� Josephine Gaddis, will my ability to type to Teresa Beresh. I� Betty Grannon, will my bashfullness to Jean Hatfield. I� Robert Harmon, will my bass horn to anyone who wants to carry it. I, Margie Hillis, will my ability to flirt to Rose Ann Clifford. I, Jean Johnson, will my singing ability to Barbara Mullen. I, Dorothy Jones, will my seat in Senior English to Connie Nash. I� Charlene Levering, will my seat as solo clarinet to Pete Edwards. I, Louise Love, will my ability to dance to Theora Maxwell. 1, Gene Matthews, will my way with the women to Miki Rodgers. I, Randall Mayes, will my ability to flirt with girls to Brant Tedrow. I, Bill McCabe, will my English grades to Miki Rodgers. I, Eddie Owrey, will my job at Corning Theater to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Keith Rodgers, will my basketball ability to Tommy Frasure. I, Rosemarie Siemer, will my artistic ability to Mr. Rodgers for his Spanish Class. I, Dick Thomas, will my way with Miss Irvin to Arvil Stevens. I, Harry Wade, will my pool playing technique to Harold Keller. I, Mildred Watts, will my English books to Bill Chapman. I, Freda Woodruff, will my locker and everything in it to Marjory Dew. I, Bill Wright, will my ability to shoot long shots to Dick Garrison. I, Oliver White, will my old 29 Ford to whomever wants to fix it up. _____ML CORHIAN SENIOR CLASS PLAY “ONE WILD NIGHT Rodney Dodd (Bill Wright) is a healthy young man who believes he is ill, because all of his ancestors had been invalids. He spends his time in a wheel chair and drinks cod-liver oil. Rodney’s house is as quiet as a tomb at all times, but when he finds that his Aunt Myra Opal Dodd (Charlene Levering) is coming for a visit, he warns Jodwillow (Dick Thomas) his butler and Henrietta (Louise Love) the house- keeper, to see that nothing disturbs his Aunt, for not only is he considering her health but also her pocketbook. Charlotte Allen (Margie Hillis) Aunt Myra’s com- panion is very healthy. She completely overwhelms Rod- ney. When Dr. Bell (Gene Matthews) comes to examine Rodney, he phones his wife to tell her about one of his rare flowers that is dying. Rodney overhears him and thinks that the doctor is talking about him. Rodney decides to spend his last night doing exciting things. He meets Jade (Dorothy Jones), exposes Scorpio (Bob Harmon) the town gangster, gives his home to a school for girls. Doris (Martha Fisher) and Maribelle (Rosemarie Siemer) spend the night at his house to officially open the new dormitory. Maribelle has a bugle which she blows whenever she is separated from Doris. Doris’ boyfriend (Randall Mayes) complicates matters and adds to the confusion. The whole plot moves to a very humorous climax. Other members of the cast are Nurse Trent (Donna Bryson), Hawkins and Dickens (Harry Wade and Bill McCabe), Mrs. Rooley (Freda Woodruff), Mrs. Batsom (Elaine Fouts), and Officer Brayden (Delmar Alfman.) The play was produced April 29, under the direction of James E. Rodgers, Jr. It was a huge success. Queen For A Day Queen And Court Block That Kick Merry Xmas to you too. Mr. Potts Glamour Boy r Congratulations OJ-AIMISH CLUB to H- Barron. M. Harlan, M. Fisher. J. Ed- wards, J. Hatfield, M. Pompey, C. Wright. Second Row--L'£t ‘° nigM.-O. Moore. M. Murray. R. Gerlica. M. West, D. Murphy, A. Booth. Third Row-Left to Right-B. Eickel. D. Alfman. R. Mayea. Mr. Rodgers, K. Rodgers, L. Lonberger. LATIN CLUB First Row--Left to Right--E. Ferguson, J. Beddow, P. Kirkbride, D. Gerlica, A. Harper, J. Cales, P. Fisher. Second Row--Left to Right--T. Frasure, R. Atkinson, M. Halmick, B. Ferguson, V. Hatfield, D. Hawkins, F. Alfman, J. Phillyis. Third Row—Left to Right—J. Williams, A. Perine, K. Harmon, J. Roof, J. Murray. Fourth Row—Left to Right—D. Garrison, Mr. Rodgers, C. Beard. CORHIAN SAFETY PATROL First Row—Left to Right--T. Kocks, L. Lonberger, V. Cales, E. Radkoski, D. Mason, R. Atkinson. Second Row—Left to Right--J. Almashy, J. Roof, J. Hern, S. Butsko, T. Anderson. Third Row—Left to Right—J. Conrad, G. Toth, B. Thiesen, L. Eickel, C. Beard, A. Stevens, G. Toth. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row—Left to Right—J. Cales, M. Murray, M. Fitch, B. Hartley, V. Dean. Second Row—Left to Right—T. Frasure, B. Eickel, J. Conrad, R. Mayes, V. Cales. Third Row — Left to Right—B. Wright, B. Harmon, A. Stevens, C. Drake. CDRHIAN NEWSPAPER STAFF Sitting Left to Rioht--B. Wright, C. Levering, E. Fouts, L. Love, K. Rodgers, D. Bryson, J. Johnson, J. Gaddis, B. McCabe, R. Seimer, M. Fisher, G. Matthews, D. Jones, M. Watts, M. Hillis, F. Woodruff, E. Ashby, N. Beddow, R. Clifford, B. Grannon. Standing Left to Right--R. Mayes, Mr. Rodgers, D. Alfman, E. Owrey, O. White, H. Wade, D. Thomas, B. Harmon. BAND First Row--Left to Right--E. Ferguson, C. Levering, D. Moore, D. 00d� ’B Hartley' P Kirkbride. R. Spray, B. Eickel, N. Wemmer. Second Row.-L t to Right—A. Harper, B. Thiesen, J. Hall, V. Dean, K. Nelson, B. Eickel, M. Fitch, R. Mayes, E. Butler, A. Perine, T. c re sh. ThirdIRow—Left to Right—D. Garrison, J. Horn, M. Murray, C. Ver- ers.D Thomas, K. Harmon, J. Edwards, B. Harmon, L. Lonberger, A. Raub J. Tedrow, B. Ferguson, J. Williams. F. Linscott, S. Nelson. uT cLe? t0 Pi8ht—R- Hearing, Director, J. Hatfield, V. Rodgers ' SnydCr’ R Post' M Muslck’ F- Alfman. C. Nelson, K. COHHIAIV MODERN MISS CLUB First Row—Left to Right—V. Roberts. S. Nelson. P. Hill, L. Hale, R. Lins- cott, D. Woods. Second Row-Left to Right—B. Wood- ruff, H. VanHorn, R. Post, J. Refinati, F. Burley, M. Musick, M. Harvey, M. Glass. Third Row--Left to Right—E. Roberts, E. Barron, D. McNally, R. Spergin, M. Helmick, L. Arkley, B. Ashley, Mrs. Forshey INDUSTRIAL ARTS First Row—Left to Right—D. Alfman, C. Cooley, E. Radkoski, B. Cook, H. Keller, T. Schlingerman, D. Frecker, H. Wade, P. Wright. Second Row—Left to Right—D. Garey, D. Hopkins, J. Hern. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right—Margie Hillis, Janet Edwards, Jean Hatfield, Virginia Hat- field. This page is sponsored by PARKS’ DRUG STORE Corning, Ohio JUNIOR CLASS First Row--Left to Right--F. Linscott, T. Maxwell. T. Beresh, J. Hatfield. J. Edward M Pompey, C. Nash, R. Post, P. Tivner. Second Ro' - W. Carmichael, E. Roberts, B. Mullens, 1. Barron, B. Ballis, R. Clifford. N. Dunwoody, M. Dew, D. White. Third Row-B. Chapman, B. Tedrow, B. Theisen, J. Conrad, Mrs. For- shey, D. Mason, V. Cales, B. Beddow, T. Anderson Fourth Row—L. Eickel, M. Rodgers. JUNIOR PLAY First Row--Left to Right--D. White, V. Cales, J. Hatfield, J. Conrad, J. Edwards. Second Row--E. Roberts, G. Forsey (Director). Third Row--L. Eickel, B. Tedrow, B. Thiesen, M. Dew, M. Pompey, M. Rodgers, G. To It, B. Ballis, D. Mason, A. Stevens. COHHIAN grnrm r if o f fY NINTH GRADE T-. ' . - First Row--Left to Right—D. Hopkins, H. Keller, J. Leonard, D. Frecker, T. F rasure, C. Cooley, H. Stickdorn, T. Kocks, A. Perine, J. Almashy. Second Row--J. Beddow, P. Pierce, P. Kirkbride, P. Fisher, A. Harper, M. Swaro, J. White, B. Ferguson, J. Cales, E. Ferguson. Third Row--B. Woodruff, D. Nelson, D. Hawkins, P. Carrigan, D. Woods, V. Hatfield, F. Alfman, M. Glass, M. Musick, H. Van Horn. Fourth Row--J. Phyllis, F. Beddow, L. Arkley, R. Atkinson, J. Murray, K. Harmon. Fifth Row--M. Helmick, D. McNally, C. McFann, V. Roberts, D.'Hill, B. Cook. Sixth Row--M. Stenson, J. Refianti, D. Gerlica, M. Fitch, B. Ashby, J. Williams. Seventh Row—J. Roof, D. Garr SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row--Left to Right--J. Hall, E. Butler, T. Schlingerman, L. Lon- berger, B. Eickel, R. Vargo. Second Row--Left to Right--B. Hogue, M. West, M. Harvey, F. Burley, R. Linscott, W. Snyder, J. Beddow, L. Post, C. Wright, H. Barron. Third Row--Left to Right--B. Hill, D. Murphy, M. Murray, D. Moore, M. Harlan, R. Gerlica, B. Myers, L. Hale, A. Booth. Fourth Row--Left to Right--F. Carrigan, C. Murphy, C. Beard, Mrs. Worthington, S. Butsko, J. Hern. Fifth Row--Left t Right--J. Horn, E. Radkoski, C. Drake, J. Scott. CORHIAN SEVENTH GRADE flrwi1H0W‘'LT£tTt0JRi8ht''T Jones’ D- Murphy, C. Woodruff, T. Chuvalas, L. Williams, J. Tedrow, P. Doughty, J. Holland Second Row-Left.to Right-C. McVay, M. Murphy. I. Fekete. D. Wesney, TMTiVpCr’ C t Hlckok f- Walton J- Gibbs, A. Raub, N. Wemmer, V. Dean. Third Row--Left to Right--B. Taylor, J. Martin, D. Buty, N. Fluellen, E. Fluellen, D. Frazier, W. Dunwoody. B°U rfe5W‘ Le£ ° Ri8ht”T- Gotten, D. Hern. Mr. Hearing, H. Speara, EIGHTH GRADE First Row--Left to Right—B. Rutter, R. Verfers. Second Row--Left to Right--N. Plant, A. Dew, J. Cairo, E. Bland, L. VanPerson, R. Third Row--Left to Right--L. Stevens, D. B. Eickel, B. Eickel, G. Toth. Fourth Row-Left to Right--W. Giffin, J. A. Dodson, J. Ballis. Snowden, K. Hale, K. Nelson, C. Tivern, B. Rowland, M. Coil, M. Russell, B. Hartley. Moody, P. Atkinson, R. Fucci, Cales, D. Parker, Miss Irvin, CORHIAN Wnat a Mob SNAPS EEK Mississippi Railroaders--Woo, Woo Call a tow truck The Thinker. tcry The Old Bf ra in VARSITY First Row--Left to Right--Keith Rodgers, Jerry Roof. Jim Conrad, Bill Wright, Carl Drake. Second Row—Left to Right--William Courtney, Coach; Bill Thiesen, Randall Mayes, Leonard Eickel, Dick Garrison, James Hall. First Row—Left to Right-Dick Thomas, Manager; Tommy Anderson L::rdCM1ana8eBr°bby WmTamRCou'r',ney C oilman, Manager; Bill Chapman, Pete'Radkoski Bob B oi. R°dge - MRHIAN TEAM SCORING Name Number F. F. G. Total Rodgers 21 36 70 176 Garrison 27 25 25 75 Eickel 26 39 8C 199 Wright 29 13 59 131 Thieson 28 43 55 153 Hall 24 8 28 64 Roof 20 14 38 90 Mayes 25 7 5 19 Drake 23 5 7 17 C onrad 22 4 3 11 Scott 24 _0 1 2 Total 194 371 937 Name of Team Where We They Somerset 47 24 Ames-Bern 39 55 McLuney 64 14 Glenford 31 30 New Straitsville . . . . There 39 43 St. Nicholas 48 35 Junction, 27 57 Shawnee 38 40 Moxahala 21 37 Thornville 38 40 Somerset 56 47 Genford 49 57 McLuney 53 26 New Straitsville . . . . Here 76 53 Moxahala . . Here 62 57 Shawnee 54 40 Junction City .... 47 64 St. Nicholas 50 46 Grove City 44 45 Thornville 54 57 Total 937 864 mmM FOURTH GRADE First Row—Left to Right—D. Hartley, R. Murphy, T. Kinnear, P. Walton, J. Neal, J. Dodson, R. Smith Second Row-R. Conley, M. E. Wright, A. F. Dodson, D. Post, R. Tedrow, M. Alex- ander, J. Spray, A. Plant. Third Row--B. Buty, E. Rutter, M. M. Nel- son, M. Grabans, J. Leonard, J. Gibbs, G. Price, J. Dunwoody. Fourth Row—M. L. Mullen, N. Doughty, D. Refinati. B. Grannon, J. Sicilian, B. Sands, R. Taylor. Fifth Row—J. Theisen, K. Williams, K. Giffen, T. Elswick, W. Spears, Mrs. Ed- wards. FIFTH GRADE C. Dew, J. Wright, R. Spray, D. Plant. J. Frazier, J. Frazier. Second Row—Left to Right—S. Benedict, B. Gibbs, S. DeCore, B. Cairo, D. Ham- rick. B. Pierce, M. Woodruff, W. Swartz. Third Row—Left to Right—W. Rutter, J Narrocky, J. Refinati, C. Dodson, D Searles, D. Hale. Fourth Row—Left to Right—M. Duffy. B. Gaddis, L. Finney, L. Fluellen. Fifth Row—Left to Right—B. Fenneken, J. Musick, T. Gaddis, Mrs. Wallace SIXTH GRADE First Row—Left to Right—C. Nelson, J. West, C. Cales, T. Glaspy, L. Barrett G. Sorrels, G. Pyle. Second Row—Left to Right—D. Vanway, L. Dodson, C. Stevens, C. Sands, N. Harmon, G. Hatfield, M. Eickel, R. Dod- son. Third Row—Left to Right--C. Snowden, R. Wilson, W. Dunwoody, J. Carrigan, R. McCall, P. Bruns, M. Keller. Fourth Row—Left to Right—J. Leonard, B. Schlingerman, H. Grannon, B. Ham- rick, H. FerRuson, D. Murphy, J. Dod- son, Mrs. Post. FIRST GRADE First Row--Left to Right--E. Ballis, D. Brown, J. Linscott, D. Frazier, J. Toki, E. Hampton, J. Buty, T. Spray, W. Els- wick. Second Row—Left to Right—R. Post, J. Woods, R. Neal, R. Call, B. Dunwoody, J. Hettick, P. Theisen, G. Dew, E. Searles, R. Ansel, R. Towner. Third Row--Left to Right--L. Charlton, C. Spung, L. Dunwoody, C. Giffin, L. Tippett, J. VanHorn, P. Searles, M. Cairo, J. Lunning. Fourth Row--Left to Right—R. Towner, I. Markin, M. Deime, M. Roof. Fifth Row--Left to Right--L. Dowdy, J. Hettick, M. Lengyel.C. Spears, S. Spears, D. Gabans, G. Mullens, Mrs. DaWson. Compliments of STRAWN-WILL ISON New Lexington, Ohio Compliments GEM RESTAURANT Corning, Ohio SECOND GRADE First Row--Left to Right—D. Tl.cisen, L. Duffy, T. Toki, L. Brinkman, N. Mitchell, R. Cales, L. Wolfe, D. Coil, F. Garbline. Second Row—Left to Right—C. Walton, R. Dodson, M. Sicilian, M. Benedict, C. Kinnear, M. Fisher, S. Post, S. Fleming. Third Row —Left to Right —R. Hettick, C. Stallings, E. Dunwoody, P. Spung, C. Wallace, S. Searles, K. Eickel, D. Myers. Fourth Row—Left to Right—J. Kranyik, R. Beaver, M. Spears, D. Markin, L. Moody, T. Elswick, Miss Murray. Compliments NEWLON-FORAKER New Lexington, Ohio THIRD GRADE First Row--Left to Right--T. Wesney, T. Bowen, J. Myers, R. Penrod, J. Dean T. Eickel, J. Love. ‘ Second Row--Left to Right--M. Wright, J. Woods, R. Ansel, H. Woodruff, C. Post, D. Smith, J. Frazier. Third Row--Left to Right--C. Hoops, S. Fekete, J. Sicilian, T. Vanway, N. Mor- gan, M. Woods, N. Hettick, H. Perine. Fourth Row--Left to Right—D. Searles, R. Cales, J. Myers, C. Spears, C. Hamp- ton, M. Dew, Miss Dew. Good Luck Seniors of '49 CORNING EAGLES AERIE 463 Sitting Left to Right--D. Bryson, J. Gaddis, E. Owrey, L. Love, R. Seimer, M. Fisher, C. Levering, M. Hillis, D. Thomas, E. Ashby. Standing Left to Right—G. Matthews, R. Harmon, R. Mayes, D. Alfman, Mr. Rodgers, H. Wade, Bill Wright. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief............................. Gene Matthews Assistant Editor................................Bin Wright Business Manager........................................Bob Harmon Circulation Manager................... ,......Eddie Owrey Advertising Manager.................................Randall Mayes Sports Editors..............................Delmar Alfman Harry Wade Feature Editor.......................................Martha Fisher f ® A2 8t......................................Rosemarie Seimer Photo Editors..........................................Dick Thomas Margie Hillis Typists....................Donna Bryson, Josephine Gaddis Esther Ashby, Charlene Levering, Louise Love Faculty Advisor................................Mr. Rodg( ;ers Compliments of THE PERRY COUNTY BANK We specialize in mortgage loans on homes. Ten years to repay. Monthly payments like rent. New Lexington, Ohio CORHIAN euid so, Farewell . . . The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on Nor all your piety or wit could lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all your tears wash out a word of it. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Class Flower YELLOW TEA ROSE Class Colors AQUA AND GOLD Class Mottoes “To the stars through difficulties “Onward and upward Yes, as we reach the end of your yearbook, we bid our sad farewells to you. We hope that the pleasure derived in years to come from perusing this book will be as great as the joy we had in bringing it to you. We hope you will like it. In closing, we bid a sad farewell and ex- press our gratitude to those whose helpful co- operation have made this book possible. We will long remember this wonderful experience. Thank you, and farewell. The Staff El CHEN BAUM'S WHITE STAR TAXI h'hone 2771 Corning, Ohio CHURRY'S COLONIAL RESTAURANT Dena Johnson, Mgr. Corning, Ohio RR.GIB BON SIEMER'S V GROCERY DOC'S STONE FRONT WONDER BAR KITTLE LUMBER GOLDBERG BROS. M-COY'S RESTAURANT CHAMPLIN'S BARBER Corning S H 0 P Ohio SUNDAY CREEK STORE QUALITY MEAT MARKET JOYCE'S DEPT. STORE Corning, Ohio PARSON'S SERVICE STATION TEDROW'S-SHOE-REPAIR PICO WHOLESALE CO. PICO WINE CO. HARTLEY'S GROCERY LUCKOFF'S MUTUAL STORES LOM BARD'S rESTAURAN T LOUISE MOYER BEAUTY SHOP WESTERN . SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. E.D. EDDY, AGENT STIFFLERS STORES Jackson - New Lex - London Waverly and Circleville. Ohio MR. JOSEPH MEENAN NEW LEX, OHIO CORNING THEATER Good Luck Seniors ol '49 WRIGHT’S POOL ROOM CORNINCiOHlO FEALTY FERGUSON new’lex'’ CARLW. HERMEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 4661 Corning. Ohio TRIONA .SNIDER NEW LEX JOSTEN'S RINGS 0WAT0NNA,MINN. RICHARD'S CLEANERS SHATTERS PERRY COUNTY TRIBUNE A . P CHARLES WOODRUFF-MGR, PO. BERRYS SONS CLARK'S BARBER SHOP PERRY HARDWARE CO. GLOUSTER BEER WINE JOHN R. COLBORN'5 RESTAURANT RICH LOAF WIGTON-BAILEY NEW LEX FEKETE MAYTAG CO. CORHIAN