Corning High School - Corhian Yearbook (Corning, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1952 volume:

RODNEY E. HEARING Rodney E. Hearing, who was born in Portersville, Ohio on February 27, 1921, graduated from New Lexington High School in 1938. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Ohio State University in 1942. Mr. Hearing has been the instructor in instrumental music at Corning High School for the past seven years. During World War II, Mr. Hearing served as an officer in the Naval Air Corps and was located in the Pacific theatre of war on carrier duty. His wife is the former Doris Summers of Shawnee and they have one daughter, Lois. They now reside at Portersville, Ohio. ALLEN KOONTS Allen Koonts was born in New Lexington, Ohio on January 9, 1908 and graduated from the New Lexington High School in 1924. He attended Ohio University, graduating from there in 1932 with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Mr. Koonts has been teaching industrial arts and mathematics in the Corning High School for the past five years. He is married to the former Katherine Dimond, (5f New Lexington. They have two daughters and a son. Mr. Koonts and his family now reside at New Lexington. Corning High School As See From the Air Elementary Teachers BERYL DAWSON First Grade Instructor Ohio University ELIZA MURRAY Second Grade Instructor Ohio University EDNA HARDY Third Grade Instructor Ohio University HAZEL EDWARDS Fourth Grade Instructor Ohio University LOUISE WALLACE FERN POST Fifth Grade Instructor Sixth Grade Instructor Ohio University Ohio University 5 THEODORE LUDWIG A. B. JAMES E. RODGERS M. A. in Education GLADYS FORSHEY B. S. in Education ROBERT PORTER B. S. in Education MARY BIRD B. A. in Commerical and Physical Education ROSE ANN CLIFFORD Secretary ALLAN KOONTS B. S. in Education WILLIAM E. COURTNEY B. S. in Education High School T eachers WILLIAM FORSHEY B. A., Muskingum College M. A.. Ohio State University HAZEL DAVIS A. B. RODNEY HEARING B. S. in Education WASHINGTON DR LAKE BURR ANDY PERINE President...............4 Treasurer...............3 Band...............1,2,3.4 Class Play..............3 Senior Scholarship Latin Club..............1 French Club.............4 County Band...........2,3 Basketball............2,3 Patrol ................ 1 Corhian Staff...........4 Railroader Staff........4 ELAINE FERGUSON Secretary............ 2 Treasurer............ 4 Band.............1,2.3,4 Vocal...............2,3 Scholarship.........1,2 Senior Scholarship Latin Club .........1,2 County Chorus.......2,3 County Band ........2,3 Corhian Staff........ 4 Railroader Staff..... 4 JERRY ROOF President............3 Class Play...........3 Vocal ...............3 Latin Club.........1,2 Prom Server......... 2 Basketball.....1,2,3,4 Patrol ..........1,2,3 Corhian Staff....... 4 Railroader Staff.... 4 DICK GARRISON Band.......1,2,3,4 Class Play...........3 Senior Scholarship Latin Club.........1,2 Prom Server......... 2 County Chorus....... 3 County Band .......2,3 Basketball......1,2,3.4 Patrol ........... 1,2 Corhian Staff....... 4 Railroader Staff.... 4 Vocal .............2.3 8 PAT FISHER Vice-President.......f T reasurer...........if Class Play...........3j Homecoming Queen.....I Vocal..............2,3| County Chorus........3j Latin Club .........l.J Corhian Staff........4; Railroader Staff..... VIRGINIA HATFIELD Vice-President.......u Secretary..........i,( Drum Majorette.....3,4 Vocal .............2,j Senior Scholarship Cheerleader ....1,2,3,1 Latin Club .........1J Prom Server.......... County Chorus........; Railroader Staff..... JANET CALES President...........1, Band.............2,3,- Class Play..........« Vocal...............1, Scholarship.........I, Senior Scholarship Latin Club .......... Prom Server.......... County Band .......... Corhian Staff........ Railroader Staff..... ANNE HARPER Band...........1,2,: Class Play..........i Vocal.............. Senior Scholarship Cheerleader ........ Latin Club ........ County Chorus....... County Band......... Corhian Staff....... Railroader Staff.... SUE NELSON Secretary.............1 Band............1.2,3,4 Class Play............3 Vocal...............2,3 Senior Scholarship Cheerleader.....,.....3 County Chorus.......2,3 County Band ........2,3 Modern Miss.........1,4 Corhian Staff.........4 Railroader Staff......4 TIM KOCKS Band................1.2,3,4 Prom Server............2 Patrol.................1 Basketball Manager — 2 Railroader Staff...... 4 Corhian Staff..........4 MARY FITCH Treasurer........... 2 Band...............1,2 French Club..........4 Prom Server .........2 Corhian Staff........4 Railroader Staff.....4 DELMONT HOPKINS Band........1,2,3,4 Latin Club.............1 French Club............4 County Band............3 Basketball...........1,2 Railroader Staff.......4 PHYLLIS KIRKBRIDE Band..........1.2,3.4 Class Play.............3 Scholarship..........2,3 Senior Scholarship Latin Club ..........1,2 French Club............4 County Band..........2,3 Corhian Staff..........4 Railroader Staff.......4 KENNETH HARMON Band......1,2,3,4 Class Play............3 Scholarship...........3 Senior Scholarship Latin Club..........1,2 Prom Server...........2 Corhian Staff.........4 Railroader Staff......4 DONNA WOODS Band...............1,2.3.4 Class Play .......... 3 County Band.........2,3 Modern Miss.........1,4 Railroader Staff......4 HAROLD KELLER Scholarship..........1,2 Patrol ..............1,2 Railroader Staff..... 4 9 DOROTHY GERLICA Vocal................ Latin Club........... Prom Server.......... Railroader Staff..... JIM MURRAY Vice-President.......3 Latin Club ......... 1 Prom Server..........2 Patrol...............3 Railroader Staff.....4 MARILYN SWARO French Club...........4 Railroader Staff......4 JIM LEONARD Basketball Manager...1 Patrol.... ..........2 Railroader Staff.....4 HELEN VAN HORN Prom Server..........2 Modern Mies........1,4 Railroader Staff—4 JIM WILLIAMS Band .1.2,3.4 Class Play Latin Club County Band 2,3 Railroader Staff . BETH FERGUSON Band.............1,2,3,4 Vocal...............2,3 Scholarship.......1,2,3 Senior Scholarship Latin Club..........1,2 County Chorus.......2,3 County Band...........3 Railroader Staff......4 CHARLES COOLEY Patrol............2,3 Railroader Staff....4 10 BETTY ASHBY Modern Miss.......1,4 Railroader Staff....4 TOM FRASURE Vice-President....... 1 Senior Scholarship Latin Club .........1,2 Prom Server.......... 2 Basketball .........1,2 Patrol..............2,3 Railroader Staff......4 BARBARA LENGYEL Railroader Staff.......4 BILL COOK Patrol.................3 Railroader Staff.......4 MONA GLASS French Club........ 4 Modern Mias Club....1,4 Railroader Staff.... 4 RAYMOND DETLOR Basketball...........3,4 Patrol................ 3 Railroader Staff...... 4 JUNE BEDDOW Vocal.............. 2 Latin Club........... 1 Prom Server...........2 County Chorus........ 2 Railroader Staff..... 4 HENRY STICKDORN Basketball...........1,2 Patrol...............2,3 Railroader Staff.......4 11 DONNA McNALLY Modern Miss Club.... 1,4 Railroader Staff..... 4 BETTY WOODRUFF Modern Miss........1.4 Railroader Staff.... 4 VIRGINIA ROBERTS Class Play.......... 3 Senior Scholarship Modern Miss.........1,4 Railroader Staff.... 4 LUCILLE ARKLEY Modern Miss........1.4 Railroader Staff.....4 12 DOLORES HILL Modern Miss Club.... 1,4 Railroader Staff...... MARY STENSON Band................3,4 Railroader Staff......4 JOHN ALMASHY Patrol........ 1,2.) Railroader Staff...4 JAMES RODGERS Our Class Advisor From Diapers—To Diplomas 13 'GOONS’ ’ r v 7T., . SLEEPING BEAUTY' YEARS AGO” snobs:::: legs: ’’THE GOOD OLD DAYS” CAN YOU IMAGINE’?’ ’ THE BIG THREE” PIN UP BONEHEADS OF THE YEAR” BABY”’. ODDS AND ES LOVERS’ •‘TEAM DOPES” •‘GRUMBLE? 14 Class History We are all clustered around talking about the four years that have just passed. Mr. Rodgers sits at the front of the room, and the thirty- nine members of the Senior Class look a little sad. We know we cannot re-live our high school days except in our memory. If our memory serves us right, here are some of the highlights: V e started out our Freshman year with an enrollment of fifty-four. We chose Janet Cales as our President; Virginia Hatfield, Vice-President; Sue Nelson, Secretary; Pat Fisher, Treasurer. When we opened our Sophomore year, we found our enrollment considerably smaller. With Janet Cales as President; Tom Frasure, Vice-President; Elaine Ferguson, Secretary; and Mary Fitch, Treasurer, we managed to keep rolling. Pat Fisher was elected Homecoming Queen at the annual Homecoming Dance. This year we chose our class rings from the Josten Company. We chose the design on the rings, as we all liked it very much. Out of our class, Virginia Hatfield, Janet Cales, Mary Fitch, Dot Gerlica, June Beddow, Marilyn Musick, Jerry Roof, Dick Garrison, Tim Kocks, Kenneth Harmon, Tom Frasure, and Jim Murray were chosen to serve at the Junior-Senior Prom. Up until now, Mr. Koonts was with us as our advisor, but this year Mrs. Forshey undertook the task. Holding offices were Jerry Roff, President; Jim Murray, Vice-President; Virginia Hatfield, Secretary; and Andy Perine, Treasurer. In order to sponsor our Junior-Senior Prom, we earned money by selling Christmas cards, t-shirts, hats, cushions, etc. As tradition has it, we held the Homecoming Dance in February. Our Junior Class play, “Clementine”, was the big source of making money. Four our prom we carried out the rainbow theme. Amby Ambruster’s orchestra provided us with the music; we found that this event was enjoyed by everyone who attended. It was a wonderful way to close our Junior year’..’ The Senior year, holding fast to thirty-nine Seniors, began with Mr. Rodgers as our advisor. Under him were Andy Perine, President; Pat Fisher, Vice-President; Virginia Hatfield, Secretary; and Elaine Ferguson as Treasurer. We are all planning heavily for our Senior trip to Washington and New York. At this writing, time has not lasped for a few major events. Our Senior Class play. Gold Digger’s Dance, Junior- Senior Prom, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. We are all looking forward to these events. We are proud to have had in our class some of the school’s most promising personalities. We have had quite a per cent of the band, basketball teams, cheerleading squads, and scholarship teams. 15 The next question is: Where do we go from here? ” A Look Into The Future Gaze upon this work of art ye mighty and despair, For in writing this thing, I pulled out my hair! P. Kirkbride, the girl with the brain, is now a conductor on a choo-choo train. D. Hopkins, a professor at Yale, went on a bender and landed in jail. R. Detlor, recently voyaged to Spain; the women in Corning affected his brain. J. Murray, the boy with no car control, is now a Sergeant in the Highway Patrol. K. Harmon, who used to hunt squirrels, got tired of the woods; now, he chases girls. J. Cales, our little trained nurse, is nursing John Almashy for better or worse. D. Garrison, the man with the musical brain, is giving trumpet lessons to Harry James. B. Cook and C. Cooley, the Senior Class clowns, just can’t manage to settle down. E. Ferguson, the girl with voice, has made Carl her final choice. M. Fitch, was always quite shy, now, she’s married to a big, handsome guy. D. Hill and her silly little whims is now in Chesterhill, married to Jim. J. Beddow, one of our Hollywood stars, has just married a man from Mars. B. Ferguson, who was so popular with boys, has given them up for bigger joys. B. Lengyel, the wrestler of the year, is from Congo, so give her a cheer. H. Keller, the man with the money, picked Patty Maxwell for his honey. D. Gerlica, the secretary so fine, has just been employed at No. 9 mine. L. Arkley, I must declare, would rather have Ted than a millionaire. S. Nelson, our baritone player, is now the wife of Drake’s mayor. V. Roberts, the wife of our president, was once a Millertown resident. B. Woodruff’s florist, flowers with a smell, that’s our motto; ain’t it swell? H. Stickdorn, who was so dumb, is now Buckingham’s leading bum. B. Ashby, our preacher gal, is now studying at Southern Cal. . J. Williams, a German Prime Minister, is going to marry a little spinster. A. Harper, model of the year, has her eyes on Garrison and big career. M. Stenson has the car of her dreams, but makes a better bartender it seems. A. Perine, the boy with the Ford, chases more girls than he can afford. J. Roof isn’t a casket maker, but studying to be the friendly undertaker. H. Van Horn, our famous country gal, has just taught a city boy how to milk a cow. T. Kocks will be forever more, the manager of Eichenbaum’s Store. P. Fisher, a famous fisher on Sunday Creek, has told so many fish stories that made poor Jerry sick. T. Frasure, now the president of ’62, poor old Harry T., he must be through. M. Swaro and her hubby Paul, are living in New Lex with kids 6 feet tall. J. Leonard, the famous student of law, is now an expert with a file and a saw. D. McNally, with her gigglish way, is now a model, and making good pay. V. Hatfield, our Senior debutante, is now the owner of six restaurants. M. Glass, who married Jack, is now residing in a shack. D. Woods, last but not least, is sad, her poor Billy just left for the east. Dear Mr. Rodgers, who always kept order, alas, he’s in Athens with a mental disorder! Last Will and Testament I, John Almashy, will my ability to stay away from girls to Paul Jones. I, Lucille Arkley, will my ability to go steady to Ralph Drake. I, Betty Ashby, will all my boy friends to Pamela Hill. 1, June Beddow, will my petiteness to anyone that’s lucky enough to be small. 1, Janet Cales, will my affections for the Stickdorns to Bob. I, Bill Cook, will my truck to Tony Paessun. I. Charles Cooley, will my English book to Bill Hensler. I, Ray Detlor, will my seat next to Mr. Rodgers’ desk to Gene Toth. I. Beth Ferguson, will my trumpet seat to Johnny Dodson. I� Elaine Ferguson, will my solo clarinet chair to Beckey Hartley, (so low we can’t hear her.) I, Pat Fisher, will my ability to keep quiet at the right time to June Dew. I, Mary Fitch, will my bashfulness to Patty Bruns. I, Tom Frasure, will some of my points to Bill Dieme, so he can get through school. I, Dick Garrison, will my first chair trumpet to Kenny Nelson. I, Dot Gerlica, will my basketball ability to Beckey Hartley in Physical Ed. I, Mona Glass, will my ability to get math to Patty Atkinson. I. Kenny Harmon, will my ability to talk to Becky Hartley. I, Anne Harper, will my glasses to Mr. Rodgers, (he can’t find his own.) I� Virginia Hatfield, will my drum-majorette uniform to Lil Wilson, (hoping it rips, so someone will get a new one). I, Dolores Hill will my democracy book to Yvonne Hill. I, Delmont Hopkins, will my seat to my brother, Victor. I, Harold Keller, will my ability to pick women to Ralph Drake. I, Phyllis Kirkbride, will my ability in English to Bernice Eickel. 1, Tim Kocks, will my weight to “Sappy” Hern. I. Barbara Lengyel, will my ability to go to foqr different high schools in four years to Barbara Rowland. I, Jim Leonard, will my seat in the Senior room to Kayo Swartz. I, Donna McNally, will all the joys and heartaches of being a Senior to the Class of ’53. I, Jim Murray, will any information about women to Bill Deime. I, Sue Nelson, will a few extra words and a typing eraser to the first year class in typing, (hope you kids get to use it.) I, Andy Perine, will my job at Hartley’s to Kayo Swartz. I, Virginia Roberts, will my math book to Rosalie Fuccie. I, Jerry Roof, will my ability to sleep in study halls to “Sappy” Hern. I, Mary Stenson, will my base drum to Rose Marie Kessler. I, Marilyn Swaro, will my chewing gum to Ernestine Matthews, (may she annoy teachers, too'.!’.) I, Henry Stickdorn, will my notes to any Junior who thinks he will be able to read them. I, Helen Van Horn, will my two red-headed sisters to Mr. Forshey. I, Jim Williams, will my baritone saxophone to Mona Detlor. I, Betty Woodruff, will my seat in the Senior Class to my sister, Mary. I, Donna Woods, will my ability to go with men to June Dew. The Ambitions of The Seniors J. Almashy .. L. Arkley — B. Ashby .... J. Beddow.... J. Cales.... B. Cook .... C. Cooley..-.. R. Detlor .... B. Ferguson. C. Ferguson. P. Fisher ... M. Fitch... T. Frasurt • D. Garrison. D. Gerlica... M. Glass____ K. Harmon.., A. Harper .. V. Hatfield . ...........a bachelor __a faithful housewife ..............a typist .....a famous actress .........a good nurse ..........a mechanic ..........a mechanic owner of a strip mine .............a W.A.F. ..............a nurse ..............a nurse ...... a schoolteacher 40th President ot U.S. ....“An honest man” ..............a typist ..........a secretary ..........an engineer ..........a secretary .......... a secretary D. Woods........ D. Hill ............................a secretary D. Hopkins....... a French teacher H. Keller...............a contractor T. Kocks ....a typewriter repairman B. Lengyel............ a beautician J. Leonard............... an admiral P. Kirkbride........a schoolteacher D. McNally .............a secretary J. Murray, the second “Gene Kelley” S. Nelson...............a secretary A. Perine..........owner of a store V. Roberts.......... airline hostess J. Roof.....a successful mortician M. Stenson.............a millionaire H. Stickdorn........a prize fighter M. Swaro____a florist (raise roses.) H. Van Horn.............a housewife J. Williams.......a five star general B. Woodruff............a housewife a money maker Senior Calendar Senior Pictures Taken ... November 6 Bake Sale...............November 10 Chanced off a Cake......November 27 Ordered Pictures........November 29 Ordered Invitations and Name Cards Chanced off a Cake.........December 8 Sold Holly..........December 14-21 Received Pictures.......December 21 Chanced off a Cake......... January 4 Received Name Cards..... January 8 Bake Sale................January 26 Senior Scholarship Tests.February 1 Bake Sale Chanced off Candy........January 29 Gold Digger’s Dance Senior Play............... April 25 Junior-Senior Prom...........May 3 Baccalureate Service.........May 11 Senior Trip .................May 12 Commencement.................May 23 18 Class Poem There’s a school we’ll cherish ever, It overlooks our town. With arms outstretched it welcomes us, Here many treasures we have found. Oh, we love these halls of Corning, .Life has played us a merry tune. The days grow short and the years grow long, Must we say good-bye so soon? Many, many, years from now. When we're sitting by the fire. We'll take down this book and its memories. Re-live our school life in those few hours. June Beddow Class Motto “Finished, Yet Beginning” Class Colors Class Flower Maroon and White Snapdragon Class Farewell We, the Senior Class of '52 will soon be leaving the sacred halls of Corning High School. This is the first and greatest step that we have taken in our life. We sincerely thank each teacher, cook, and janitor that has helped us through the years at Corning High School. J. BALL,IS D. MOODY B. HARTLEY B. DIEME N. PLANT R. FUCC1E B. ROWLAND R. DRAKE W. GIF FIN V. PIERCE A. TIVNER B. EICKEL G. TOTH P. ATKINSON M. EING J T. PAESSUN R. RUSSELL 21 E. MATHEWS J. CLIFFORD D. HERN M. MURPHY R. NORROCKY I. FEKETE M. GAREY C. McVAY B. JONES J. JENKINS T. GAITTEN F. POMPEY R. WESNEY R. HILLIS I. GOSSMAN G. HEATON J. SEIMER L. WILLIAMS W. SCOTT B. JONES M. DETOR N. MARTIN D. BUTY S. FOUNTAIN W. TAYLOR C. WOODRUFF R STICKDORN D. WESNEY V. DEAN E- FLUELLEN E. CARMICHAEL J. COOLEY R. STALLINGS P. HILL R. KESSLER G. HATFIELD P. JONES N. HARMON C. SANDS C. NELSON G. BERNARD H. FERGUSON M. KELLER B. HAMIRICK D. VAN HORN J. LEONARD R. WILSON P. BRUNS D. MURPHY D. BLACKWELL J. MILLS E. LANNING B. KINSEL G. CARMICHAEL C. BUTLER L. BARRETT Y. HILL B. SCHLINGERMAN M. EICKEL G. PYLE T. JONES M. GAREY P. DOUGHTY J. WEST R. BLACKWELL M. SMITH F. SCOTT D. VAN WAY G. EING P. ALFMAN 24 26 D. HALE C. DODSON M. NELSON J. NEAL D. HARTLEY R. ELSWICK W. MURPHY A. PLANT J. HOGUE M. ALEXANDER j. SMITH J. LENGYEL M. HILL D. POST R. TAYLOR B. BUTY _R. GRANNON m. GRABANS J. SICILIAN E. RUTTER J SCHWALBACH K. WILLIAMS H SANDS L. GARY N. DOUGHTY 27 Yearbook Staff ► 4 Kirkbride, Cale� , Fergu� on, Harper, Fitch, Nelson, Fisher, Mr. Rodgers, Roof, Garrison, Harmon, Perine. CO-EDITORS Elaine Ferguson and Anne Harper PHOTOGRAPHERS Andy Perine and Kenneth Harmon 30 Junior Homemakers FIRST ROW: G. Bernard. J. West. P. Bruns, M. Eickel, M. Keller. SECOND ROW: M. Garey, A. Tivner, A. Raub, C. Sands, M. Garey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Forshey, N. Martin, R. Norrocky, M. Murphey, M. Smith, G. Carmechial, M. Van Horn, E. Fluellen, C. Me Vay. French Club FIRST ROW: M. Fitch. B. Hartley. SECOND ROW: R. Hillis, A. Perine, V. Dean. Latin Club FIRST ROW: B. Hartley, B. Eickel, N. Plant, D. Moody, M. Detlor. SECOND ROW: R. Drake, K. Karmon. Typing Class FIRST ROW: R. Fuccie. S. Nelson. P. Fisher. SECOND ROW: A. Harper V. Roberts, D. McNally, B. Eickel. - r? OUR COMRADES” HARD AT WORK! FAMILY REUNION” 31 B usybodies 32 The Junior Play Cast of 1952 Our Junior Play Cast of 1951 Band Bits The band held their concert January 18. 1952. It was an excellent concert under the direction of Mr. Rodney E. Hearing. As Seniors, we would like to thank Mr. Hearing for the wonderful time we have had. Through Mr. Hearing, we have all become accustomed to reading and knowing good music. The band of Corning High School will be in our hearts forever. Good luck, kids’.’. We hope you enjoy it just half as much as we did. A. Perine, J. Cales, M. Eickel, P. Snider, H. Ferguson, C. Butler, B. Fenneken. S. Nelson, T. Kocks, J. Music. R. Drake, V. Hopkins. M. Stenson, C. Nelson, D. Van Way, M. Murphey, T. Bowen. D. Garrison. B. Ferguson, K. Harmon, K. Nelson, J. Siemer, T. Eickel, D. Myers, J. Dodson, P. Maxwell, J. Norrocky, R. Penrod, J. Love. M. M. Nelson, E. Lanning, A. Raub. E. Ferguson, D. Hopkins, P. Kirkbride, D. Woods, B. Hartley, G. Bernard, E. Gousman, M. Garey, J. Spray, R. Spray, A. Tivner, H. Perine, M. Fisher, N. Doughty, J. Dean, M. Essex. B. Eickel, N. Harmon, D. Wesney. A. Harper, J. Williams, V. Dean. M. Detlor. V. Hatfield, L. Wilson, P. Bruns, D. Hamrick, G. Hatfield, M. Keller. ♦Seniors of 1951-1952. T rombone: Baritone: Bass: Percussion: T rumpet: Horns: Clarinet: Flute: Saxophone: Clarinet, Alto: Majorettes: Cheerleaders Patty Maxwell, Bernice Eickel, Genny Hatfield, Virginia Hatfield. 34 JX FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: COACH: MANAGERS: Varsity Basketball Squad Bill Dieme, Victor Hopkn. Kenny Nelson, Cecil Butler. Don Buty. Jerry Roof, Gene Toth, Dick Garrison, Tommy Gaitten, Don Hern. Bill Red’ Courtney. Jack Clifford and Charles Woodruff. FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Reserve Basketball Squad Chuck Nelson, Richard Riley. Francis Pompey, Tom Jones. Cecil Butler, Don Murphy, Larry Barrett. . . Herman Ferguson, Don Buty. Tom Gaitten, Gene Toth. Jerry Jenkins. Bill Hamrick 36 Rah! Rah! REGULAR SEASON Won--18 Lost--l TEAM PLAYED WE THEY Somerset 63 27 Moxahala 57 38 McLuney 58 50 Glenford 55 44 Amanda 75 34 New Straitsville 71 55 Junction City 82 71 Shawnee 82 71 Thornville 95 45 Lan. St. Mary’s 72 43 TEAM PLAYED WE THEY Somerset 72 58 McLuney 77 33 Rosecrana 78 62 New Straitsville 77 80 Shawnee 61 60 Junction City 97 49 Glenford 67 62 Thornville 111 61 Moxahala 61 46 Lest We Forget PERRY COUNTY TOURNAMENT DRAWING PLAN McLuney Feb.12 Moxahala Somerset Feb. 18 Glenford Feb. 19 Feb. 18 Shawnee Corning Feb. 18| a itcy i 1 1 o New Straitsville Junction City F eb. Thornville 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Winner to Athens LAMBORN'S STUDIO YOUR CORHIAN PHOTOGRAPHER GLOUSTER, OHIO PARK'S DRUG STORE PHONE 2941 CORNING, OHIO Garrison's Hardware CORNING, OHIO HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTING GOODS CO. “Everything for Every Sport” 1810 N. 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