Coventry High School - Cometeer Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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- Gundam 5 . Q. 5 Z? ig 5 Z gg ' ew 51' i E PRESENTING MEMCDRIES CGVENTRY HIGH SCHQOL I950 alll!-W Dedication To show our heartfelt apprec1at1on for her efforts 1n makmg all our projects a success we, the Annual Staff of 1950 dedlcate th1s, our annual, to our Sen1or Class Adv1sor Mrs John Packan Many a Semor Class has left the school knowmg that she has tr1ed to prepare them for the road ahead Tlnnk you, Mrs Packan May you have many happy and success ful years ahead of you -h o , A .. , 'xi O O . 1 1 , . , . , . ADMINISTRATICDN ,QQ Wh- Ofc L? Mr R M Erwme, Supermtendent School Board Earl H Burnett Presldent Clarence Goodyear V1ce Presldent Carl Clark B P Rathbun Lester Bradley S1d Wellock Yv- -UQ 'yeas HM Mr S1d Wellock, Clerk Mrs Bess Hunker, Secretary 1School Secretaryj -sans. ,,,'., my ...A W' W 045, QKW wr- ,Jw mwffe QQ HP yi T-2' 'S' H' E, R in .xv K4 if 'Nia E me WR Mr R W1111s Eckard, Prm Mlss W Jane Smlth Mrs Norma Sunonds Mrs Narmah Brown Mxss Betty Sibley Mr Guy Secoy Mrs Florence Horton Mrs Ellen Moore Mlss Thurmyle Gosnell Mrs Phoebe Bradley Mr Gerald M111er Mrs Helen Aukscunas Mrs Mane Curtls Mr Arthur Dav1s M153 Rachel Hamby 3 A K fi? X A mv W LA: Y 1 H ' Y , . Q V ' f' A M x i J . 5, y Q5 sf , 'elf'-1' . Tf'?.f?' . N , t ., mp!-. W I aiwpwh -it ' ix 'sf' 5' P f .- .. 5, Y, vi 'B ' ' X Nd an if Y, A , wb M ly- ' ':. ' 'ig : 'o' F :F A 'A '.., Q N 1 Y -- '-' -- 5 X f - ' ..,...,,,.........,.v ,,,,...,.,, , . H - , mfg ,gm V L , A A wi M M r F X f f ,, 1 ,. 'me w Z7 I Q ,f ,fl 3 if .. ff I 1 1 Z' -Z :Z lb! Z Z, Z f L G2lJf Q X X N K x X X xx X1 GENE SAMUEL MORRIS Gene The guy with the bow tie. Student Body President 4 Orchestra 1-2-3 Res. Basketball 2-3 Basketball 4 Projection Club I-2-3-4 Jr. Town Meeting 2-4 Class Officer 2 Boys' State 3 Hi-Y 3-4 Chorus 4 Sr. Class Play 4 F. T. A. 4 Future Collegians 4 Band 2-3-4 F ff?-'s ins W C? Q, f. x- Ri 4 -, -41 . , . STUDENT WDDY OFHCERS GEORGE ROSS TAYLOR Ross Admired by all. Student Body V. Pres. 4 Football 4 Boys' Chorus 4 F. T. A. 4 Spanish Club 4 Varsity C 4 Future Collegians 4 Future Collegians Pres. 4 Hi-Y 4 Western Reserve 1-2-3 Sr. Class Personality 4 STUDENT 1 E Left to right: JANE ELIZABETH MILLER Janie Tall and slender as a willow wand. Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 Scholarship Team 1-2 Majorette 3-4 Class Officer 3 Minstrel 3 Girls' State 3 N. H. S. 3-4 F. T. A. 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Sr. Class Play 4 Class Personality 4 Future Collegians 4 Hi-Y Queen 4 COUNCH f. MARION JEAN WETZEL Jeannie Twinkle toes. Jennings 1 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2 Chorus 1-3-4 Majorette 3-4 Minstrel and Christmas Show 3 Scholarship Team 3 F. T. A. 3-4 F. T. A. Officer 4 Spanish Club 3-4 Spanish Club Officer 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Chorus President 4 Future Collegians 4 fl 5.3 Row I-Mrs. Ramseyer, Bill Palmer, Marlene Cox, Ross Taylor, Gene Morris, Jane Miller, Jean Wetzel, Barbara McCrady. Row II-Mary Lenihan, Marlene Smith, Dawn Calhoun, Don Way, Jean Vlcek, Shirley Russell, Ralph Might, Joe Sabo, Ronald Cochran, Dean Lucas, Eldon Wiley. mm CHESTER EARL BURNETT Chet A dynamic Semor President Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 3 Var Baske ball Mgr Chorus 1,2 3,4 County Chorus 1 2 Baseball 1 Jr Class Play 3 Student Council 3 Minstrel 3 Chorus Librarian 3 Sr Class President 4 Class Personality 4 Annual Staff 4 Varsity C 3 4 BOY Chet Burnett Dick Ripley Bob McCrockl1n Bill Palmer Bill Palmer Bob McCrocklin Harold Nebgen Chet Burnett Dick Ripley Bill Palmer Jim Bloom Bill Palmer Bob McCrocklin Bill Palmer Dick Ripley Don Oglesby Bob Kovac Dick Ripley wh RICHARD R RIPLEY 'Dick ' A super annual salesman Fros Basketball 1 Res Football 1 Var Football 2, 3,4 Var Basketball 2, Track 1 Varsity C 2,3,4 Baseball 2 Jr Class Play 3 Perfect Attendance 2,3 Mimstrel 3 All Metro Football 4 Sr Class Officer 4 Class Personahty 4 Annual Staff 4 GLORY ANN SMITH Smitty' A friend to all Y Teen 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, County Chorus 2 Chorus Librarian 1 Student Council 1 Minstrel 3 Play Prompter 3 Jr Class Treas 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Sr Class Sec' Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Crowner T A Coach s Sec'y MOTTO The elevator to success is not running take tht stairs COLORS Scarlet and Gray FLOWER Red Carnation TOPIC Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Wittiest Best Looking Best Dressed Most Talkative Most Bashful Most Ambitious Most Versatile Best Dancer Most Gullible Most Temperamental Peppiest Best Sport Best Sense of Humor Most Friendly Most Studious Best Figure R. NORMA JEAN KEYS Norm A sweet keeper of the funds Jr Y Teen 1 2 Jr Y Teen Officer 2 Minstrel 1 Amateur Show 1 Jr Class Play 3 Sr Y Teen 3,4 Sr Y Teen Office T A Sr Class Treas 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 GIRL lane Miller Jane Miller Jean Wetzel Bev Lee Ruth Shallcrcss Jan Horton Donna Warren Jane Miller Marlene Cox Jean Wetzel Eileen Cope Dee Sholley .Tan Horton Marlene Cox Joyce Richter Sue Barlow Irene Laughery Jane Miller X- .,.e -. 4 .. my if ,.,. .,y. J N A, N .VE , 3 j K 4 if 2 A r 2 ' ' ' 1: ' , it ll Y, I ' , . ll ' 7 It I, . - Z . - , 1 . 1 . 1,2 I ,3,4 7 , . 3,4 ' ' ,2 3 , 3 3 4 . . . 7 2 ' . ,4 - ' r 4 ' . . . F. . . 3,4 . .I . . . y 4 ' ' F. . . 4 . y . 4 NORMA SUE BARLOW usueu Sweetest oi Homecoming Queens. Y-Teens1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 F. T. A. 4 Homecoming Queen 4 HARLEY LGROY BARTOE uR0yu Never a dull moment. School Patrol 1 Projection Club 2 Stage Crew 4 JOSEPH LAWRENCE BECHTER uJoen A splendid fellow. JAMES T. BLAND v 4... .15 A in unmu The navy's loss was Coventry's gain. -. 't f - . . NHVY Ml' 'leg Stage Crew 3,4 , . , Property Manager-Sr. Annual Staff 4 Jr. 1-li-Y 1,2 Res. Basketball 2 Sr. Hi-Y 3,4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Play 36551 . f .. .44-' .- ., if vw? -um , rw.: , .6 W ,, . 1. ' au. VJ4 L ' Q 5 v ni 6 if X 2 1 1 R l r Q 5 A 4. I . Z ' 1 I 1 . 2, my I I 2 ' - ,- JAMES MARTIN BLOOM ...Timm A sincere friend to all. Scholarship Team 1 Chorus 3,4 County Chorus 3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Minstrel 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Sr. 1-ll-Y 3 ,4 Sr. I-li-Y Chaplain 4 Future Collegians 4 Hall Guard 4 RITA J. BOWER Bunchie Her smile will take her far. Class Officer 1,2 Majorette 2,3,4 County Band 2 Student Council 3 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Minstrel 3 NORMA MARIE BROWN Norma Always willing. Perfect Attendance 1,2 Y. Teens 2,3,4 Library Assistant 2, 3,4 F. T. A. 3,4 Future Collegians 4 JOAN GRACE BULGRIN Joan Eyes of blue and blond hair too Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Girls' Basketball 2, 3,4 Gym Show 2,3 F. T. A. 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Jr. Class Play Properties 3 Future Collegians 4 Lakedweller Staff 4 RUTH ESTHER BURKI-IOLDER Ruth Truly faithful and sincere. Kenmore 1 Band 2, 3,4 Y-Teens 2, 3,4 Perfect Attendance 2,3 County Band 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 F. T. A. 3,4 F. T. A. Secretary 4 Y-Teen Chaplain 4 Future Collegians 4 Hall Guard 4 JAMES LAVERN COOPER uhm.. A man of few words. Sr. I-li-Y 3 Jr. Hi-Y 1,2 EILEEN COPE Eileen A very quiet girl . Library Assistant 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Office Assistant 4 CAROLYN NAOMI CORMANY Shorty A wonderful newspaper editor. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4 Gym Show 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Lakedweller Staff 4 ,J .4- MARLENE RAE COX lKMarH Coventry's best drum majorette Band 1 2 3 Band olnler 2 County Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Majorette 2,,3,,4 ' Y-Teens1,2,3,4 Y-Teen President 4 Girl's Basketball 2,4 Christmas and Minstrel Show 3 Gym Show 3 F. T. A. 4 Hall Guard 4 ROBERT D. COX - uBob.. Wears the sharpest socks . School Patrol 1 Stage Crew 4 Hi-Y 4 DAVID W. CRAYTOR Dave A smile for everyone. Football 4 Sr. Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 4 Varsity C 4 Hall Guard 4 Sr. Scholarship Test 4 EVANGELINE DADOLY Vange Friendliness is her motto. Annual Staff 4 Office Assistant 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 County Chorus 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Distinguished Service 2,3 Scholarship Team 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 F. T. A. 3,4 Minstrel and Christmas Show 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Future Collegians 4 Spanish club 3 JACK EDWIN DeLONG Jackson A barrel of fun. Res. Football 1 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 LEONA LEE DOBBINS UI-'een You never see her worrying. Y-Teens 3,4 Sr. Class Play Publicity 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 HARVEY R . ECKBE RG, Haw No worries at all. CHARLES ENGELMAN Chuck Never a better sport of sports. Res. Football 1,2 Frosh Basketball 1 Track 1 , 2 , 3 School Patrol 1 Var. Football 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Varsity C 3 TERRY LEE ENGELMAN tlRedll Take care of the right toe. Track 1 Football 1,3,4 Varsity C 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 1-Ii-Y President 4 Student Council 4 4 Hall Guard 4 45 if A f igfe 1531! A ,lsi 3 tfi ii' lv' Q . ,. HOWARD C. FOWLER Buzz Laugh and the world laughs with you Res. Football 1,3 P ..q. ,J W . aa A V 1 n y . l S --LW . ,,,.w me at -Q A lk x '-WW vi 5 .P wa... 'Wg .Q BETTY FREDERICK Betty Silence is more eloquent than words Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 P Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Sr. Y-Teen Treasurer 4 F. T. A. 3,4 Future Collegians 4 ag! if ' I PATRICIA GOLDIE W upatu Always a smile. Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 2,3,4 Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Scholarship Team 2, 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Future Collegians 4 -Jw NANCY LOUISE HAAS Nancy Quletness hldes conspxcuousness Jr Y Teen 2 Sr Y Teen 3 Oihce Assistant 2 Annual Staff 4 LAWRENCE E HERMAN Larryn The lady kxller Air Force H1 Y 3 Jr H1 Y 1,2 Student Councll 1 Res Basketball 3 Jr Class Play 3 We 1-xi, DV 3 -1231 N, ,nav 41-'Q' HELEN JOANNA HORTON Jan Peppxest of the class Y Teens 1,2 3, Jr Y Teens Oifxcer 2 Llbrary Assxstant l Amateur Show 1 Mmstrel 1,3 Perfect Attendance Basketball 1,2 Res Cheerleader 2 Gym Show 2 Spamsh Club 3, Varsxty Cheerleader 3 Ofilce Asslstant 2 CAROL RAE HUFF 'Carol A quxet gxrl and qulte a gxrl .Tr Y Teens Sr Y Teens 3 BRADY A HINZMAN SHIRLEY JEANNETTE HUGHES .Tack Coventry s own Sllas Smldge Res Football 1 Perfect Attendance 2 S H1 Y 3 4 Jr Class Play 3 MAXINE LUCILLE HOPPE MBXIDE Pagmg one grand glrl Jr Y Teen 1 2 Sr Y Teen 3,4 Library Assxstant :UR-'PDQ QV' '! 'I'J' 1 NW' Shlrley Most xnterestlng person to talk to Chorus 1,2 3,4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Jr Y Teens 1 2 Sr Y Teens 3 4 Class Play 4 MARY ANN IRVIN Anme Falr and sweet and loved by all Library Assistant 1 Jr Y Teen 1,2 Jr. Y Teen Ofhcer 2 Sr Y Teen 3,4 Spamsh Club 3,4 Spanxsh Club Oifxcer 4 F T A 3,4 Chnstmas Show 3 Annual Staff 4 Future Collegxans 4 Homecomlng Attendant 4 Band 1f2,3,4 HOWARD ROBERT JONES, .TR .Tonesy Let the drums roll out. County Band l,2,3 Chorus l,2,4 County Chorus 1,2,4 Orchestra 1,2 Scholarship Team 1,2 Placed in District 1, 2 Placed in State 1, 2 Perfect Attendance 1 Class President 2,3 N. H. S. 3,4 Ir. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 ARLENE EVELYN KIPLINGER nxippyu Refreshing as a summer breeze. Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Dean's Assistant 1 Gym Show 2 Jr. Class Play Properties 3 Annual Staff 4 ROBERT EUGENE KOVAC uKobyn Quiet and shy, but in brains, oh my! Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 2, 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 Band Officer 2 Perfect Attendance l,2,3 Distinguished Service 1 Scholarship Test 1,2 Hi-Y 1,3,4 Res. Basketball 3 Class Officer 3 Hall Guard 4 Future Collegians 4 ROBERT J. LANGENBACH llB0bll Young fellows will be young fellows. Frosh Basketball 1 K. ,pw M... f 5 3 I .algal if '?-Lf NANCY IRENE LAUGHERY Teenie She will go far by her merits. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Sr. Y-Teen Officer 4 Library Assistant l,2,3 V Perfect Attendance l,2,3 Scholarship Team l,2,3 Placed in District 2 Gym Show 2 Jr. Class Play 3 N. H. S. 3,4 F. T. A. 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Hall Guard 4 BEVERLY ANN LEE HBSVH Who is matchless among you for Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Library Assistant 1 Majorette 2, 3 ,4 County Band 2,3 Gym Show 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Spanish Club Officer 3 F. T. A. 3,4 F. T. A. Officer 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Minstrel 3 Christmas Show 3 Hall Guard 4 BARBARA MARIE MCCRADY Barbie To sing is her delight. Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2 County Chorus 2 Band 1 Band Officer 1 Jr. Town Meeting 2,4 Student Council 3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Scholarship Team 3 Spanish Club 3,4 F. T. A. 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Hall Guard 4 Sr. Class Personality 4 ROBERT CLYDE MCCROCKLIN NMAC!! wit? The character actor of our class. Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Gym Show 2, 3 Scholarship Team 1,2, 3 Christmas Show and Minstrel 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Future Collegians 4 Chorus 4 Coimty Chorus 4 Res. Basketball 3 SANDRA M. MCFARREN S0nnie Her manner is striking. Annual Editor 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3 Y-Teens1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Officer 2 Office Assistant l,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 County Chorus 2,3,4 Distinguished Service 2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 F. T. A. 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Spanish Club Officer 4 Future Collegians 4 PHYLLIS JEAN MITCHELL Jeanie Reserved --------- for Joe . Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2 County Baud 1, 2 Gym Show 2 Sr. Class Play 4 F. T. A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Mr. Wellock's Secretary 4 WILLIAM HAGGARD MORRIS uBiun Pm in love with you, truck. School Patrol 1 Stage Crew 3,4 Scholarship Team 3 Hall Guard 4 HAROLD EDWARD NEBGEN Harold Good things come in small packages. Minstrel 3 Perfect Attendance 3 ,W .2 Elf .sf- 'P www? JOHN FREDERICK NEUMEYER Jack Is that a Toni? AUDREY ELLEN NORTH nAud-reyn Reserved --------- for Bi Library Assistant 1 Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Girls' Basketball 1 Office Assistant 2 Spanish Club 3 Annual Staff 4 DONALD C. OGLESBY .Donn A whining smile. Projection Club 1,2,3,4 Stage Crew 1,4 School Patrol 1 Band 2, 3,4 County Band 2, 3,4 Track 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Varsity C 4 Future Collegians 4 WILLIAM E. PALMER ClBiull A quarterback genius . Frosh Basketball 1 Hi-Y 1 Res. Football 1 Var. Football 2, 3,4 Var. Basketball 2,3,4 Gym Show 2, 3 Varsity C 2,4 Minstrel 3 Student Council 4 F. T. A. 4 Future Collegians 4 All Metro 4 All Greater Akron 4 Hall Guard 4 11's future IOYCE ANN RICHTER Hspeedy!! Like a winter sky---se Chorus 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Officer 1 Jr. Y-Teens 2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Minstrel 3 F. T. A. 4 FLOYD A. RIDGLEY HANH l-Ie has the shoulders of School Patrol 1 Jr. Hi-Y l Perfect Attendance 1,3 Track 2 - Football 3,4 Varsity C 3,4 Varsity C President 4 Sr. Hi-Y 4 Sr. Hi-Y Officer 4 Chorus 4 County Chorus 4 VIRGINIA M. ROSE nGinnyu She seems so quiet . ROBERT LEE SARVER HBCU, Easy to get along with. Frosh Basketball 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Res. Basketball 2,3 Chorus 2,3 County Chorus 2, 3 Varsity C 2,3 Student Council 3 ldom blue a Greek god. THEODORE SCHNXDERMAN Innocent smile, mischievous eyes .-:ex V lbredll 9-1 5 f 1 H1-Y 3,4 'A . sr. Class Play 4 , an I, F. T. A. 4 4:3714 Chorus4 I ., E I I ,AJ 'Ss f Wolff, BARBARA ELLEN SELLERS 'fam-bf' ,nas- Always on the go . Jr. Y-Teen 1,2 Sr. Y-Teen 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 County Band 2 RUTH MAE SHALLCROSS ii Ruth-e A lady of fashion. -2 Jr. Y-Teen 1 2 . '24 l ' fi Sr. Y-Teen 2,3 I F. T. A. 4 Girls' Basketball 2 Buchtel 1,2 Viv! k Ag .W-ffl? if wg? 44 ima? xi Q W DELORES MAE SHOLLEY I . Dee . Y Her world is all-bright . l ' , 4, ,. Jr. Y-Teens 2 A f ki F V. ' A Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 ,Q K Sr. Class Play 1 4 -25 Q, . Y JACQUELINE JOAN SNYDER Jackie Reserved in manner. Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Hall Guard 4 LOWELL L. THOMAS A Lowell Shy Guy. PHYLLIS ANN WALKER uphyln Happy, gay, and a witty way. Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Band 1 Orchestra 1 ROY FRANKLIN WALTER nR0yn 'Round the world on a scooter. Gym Show 2, 3 Res. Football 2 Football 3 Sr. Hi-Y 4 ,jlhuuu wa 's,-.r w...w:u.- DONNA I UNE WARREN June Nurse, you can hold my hand' Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Office Assistant 2, 3,4 Chorus 3,4 County Chorus 4 Minstrel 3 Future Collegians 4 F. T. A. 4 CATHERINE WIEGANDT Cathie Always good for a laugh. Jr. Y-Teens 1,2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 Library Assistant 2 F. T. A. 4 Lakedweller Staif 4 SHIRLEY ANN WERNTZ Junior I 'spect she'l1 always be Y-Teens1,2,3,4 Scholarship Team 3 F. T. A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Assistant 4 Lakedweller Staif 4 ANN WINKLER ' 'Winkie ' ' nice The most interesting gestures East High 1 Bridgeport High 2 Sr. Y-Teens 3,4 F. T. A. 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Chorus4 County Chorus 4 Hall Guard 4 Lakedweller Staff 4 ml? K ROLLIN C WOODFORD II DOROTHY ANN YOUNKIN Cookxe Dot Our best male speaklng vo1ce A wlllxng worker Gym Show 3 Jr Y Teens 1, Band Announcer 4 Sr Y Teens 3 Chorus 4 Sr Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 C ASS HISTCDRY FRE SHMAN In the fall of 1946 a bewlldered group of boys and gxrls was entermg thexr freshman year To some th1s meant four subJects and others Just e1ght classes Harvey Eckb rg was elected class presldent and our home room teachers were Mrs Quayle and Mr Bradley SO PHOMORE We entered our sophomore year feellng a lxttle more mature but won't those boys ever grow' Bob Jones was chosen class presldent, and our advxsors were Mrs Quayle, Mlss Lewxs and Mr Robmson .TUNIORS Flnally an Upper classmanl Th1s year was fxlled w1th much enthuslasm, and we reallzed that ralslng money was no Smlth and MISS Slbley were class advlsors Our act1v1t1es started w1th a Sweetheart Dance followed by one of the most h1lar1ous plays ever presented by students of Coventry H1gh, HSIIHS Smldge of Turnlp R1dge dlrected by Miss Smlth Gene MOTFIS and Jane Mxller were chosen representatwes to attend Boy's and Glrl s Buckeye State The year ended w1th a very wonderful prom held at Lake Forrest Country Club The class pxcmc was held at Vlrglna Kendall Park SENIORS We made lt' We were then the big wheels' of the school and that year's landlords of room 10 Mrs Packan was our class advxsor Chet Burnett was elected class presldent I the fall a very mce Homecommg Dance was sponsored by our class Our sen1or class play Bottoms Up dxrected by Mrs Packan was a blg htt A most wonderful prom was glven ID our honor by the Junlor Class It '. I! ll D! . - 2 . - ,4 . A . . - 1 e 3 , . , easy problem. Again Bob Jones was class president, Miss . . . . ,, . . . ' l ' f ' - 1 . ' . ' . n Class Prophecy Just as I was f1n1sh1ng my art1cle for Workers AIISG, the dxctaphone buzzer sounded and my secretary and travel1ng campan1on, Irene Laughery, 1nformed me that a transocean1c phone call had been placed for me The telephone operator who to my surpr1se was my old classmate Audrey North, connected me w1th the Waldorf Astor1a, now owned by Chuck Engelman who told me busmess was very slow, especlally smce Dave Craytor, the modern vers1on of John L Lewxs, had called a strxke of all uramum mlners, causmg atom1c traff1c to be conslderably slowed down Chuck was orgamzmg a reun1on of our old graduatlng class of 1950 and wanted to know 1.f Irene and I would not1.fy our many classmates who were also 1n Europe Irene, l1ke all good secretarles, hstenmg ln on the extens1on phone, came rush1ng 1nto my off1ce and we 1mmed1ately began to plan Evangelme Dadoly, now a teacher ln her nat1ve Alban1a, and J1m Bland, ambassador to Lower Slobovla were 1mmed1ately not1f1ed and Jxm saxd he would have Roll1e Woodford, skxpper of the Flylng Washtub, come by and p1ck us up W were sorry to hear that Jxm Bloom, v1ce presldent of the Afrxcan M1ss1onar1es Assoclatlon, could not attend the reun1on, but he d1d tell us that Norma Brown and V1rg1n1a Rose also w1th the A M A , would be on the Fly1ng Washtub when lt set sall for New York After a del1ght:ful crulse on Roll1e's shxp flncldently h1s chxef steward 1S Harold Nebgenl we saxled 1nto New York Harbor, and agaln set foot on Amerlcan so1l The customs offxclals, Jxm Cooper and Bob Sarver, checked our baggage and 1n the course of the conversat1on they told us that Admlral Brady Hmzman had salled nn the mght before There was a number of people wa1t1ng for tax1es, but Ted Schn1d erman, a drxver for the Cope and Cormany Cab Company, recogmzed us and offered to dr1ve our party to the Wal dorf When we reached Fffth Avenue Patrolman Roy Walter was trylng to clean up a trafflc Jam caused by none other than Dee Sholley, who had stalled her convertxble at a busy 1ntersect1on Dee only stopped long enough to say Hello, as she was late for a luncheon date w1th Rodney, who IS now a famous art1st When we reached the Waldorf all were met by Sandra McFarren ed1tor of the T1mes ' accompan1ed by her ace photographer, Joe Bechter and of course that great feature wrxter, Nancy Haas Sonn1e promlsed to Jom us as soon as we had reglstered w1th the Waldorf desk clerk, Art R1dgley He told us that Anme Irv1n and Norma Keys, now teachers at Coventry H1gh, and Arlene Kxphnger, owner of K1ppy's Drxve Inn, had regxstered earller and were now tourlng Radxo C1ty Muslc Hall Wlth Jack DeLong, an offxcxal gulde When we rejomed Sonme she sa1d she had Just phoned of Bottoms Up Chet Burnett, busmess manager of the show, took us backstage after the performance and we spent a dehghtful hour talkmg over old t1mes w1th Bob McCrockl1n, Sh1rley Hughes, Bev Lee, and Gene Morrls, the stars Leona Dobbms, who des1gns those stunn1ng colffures of Sh1rley's, told us Lowell Thomas, the famous tenor, had g1ven a concert at the theatre the day before, and muslc cr1t1c, Ann Wmkler, thought he gave the most br1ll1ant performance of the year Sonme sa1d we hadn't really seen New York untxl we had been to the new Em p1re State Bu1ld1ng wluch was d6S1gTled by archltect, Betty Freder1ck, and bu1lt by the Jones and Kovac Construc t1on Company Glory Ann Sm1th has a lovely Tea Shoppe on the skyscraper's roof and elevator operator, Maxme Hoppe, offered to take us up The Tea Shoppe IS very beautiful and the lovely waltresses, Joyce Rlchter, Cath1e We1gandt and Joan Bulgrm looked slmply stunmng 1n the costumes des1gner Sue Barlow had created Sonme suggested we walk down and stop to v1s1t some of our old classmates who have offlces 1n the bu1ld1ng Donna Warren, Dr Ross Taylor's recept1on1st, told us Ross was downstalrs at Bob Cox's Barber Shop We stopped at Bob's shop and d1scovered Carol Huff, man1cur1st and Roy Bartoe, the shoeshme boy, argu1ng over a case Lawyer B111 Palmer had been talkmg about earher ln the day I suggested stoppmg to v1s1t B111 but Carol told me he and h1s secretary, Jackle Snyder, had gone to the Court House That other famous Engelman brother, Jerry, had planned a party for the Class of 1950 at the Engelman Stork Club, and as we entered, the hat check g1rl, Ruth Shallcross, told us the floor show was Just about to beg1n The head wa1ter B111 Morrls took us to our table wh1ch was r1ght next to the one occup1ed by those famous coaches D1ck Rlpley of Army and Larry Herman of Notre Dame Jack Neumeyer, the master of ceremomes, stepped to the mlcrophone and announced that the program for the evenmg would be composed ent1rely of members of the Class of Flfty Barbara McCrady, vocal 1St, Wlth M1lton Bower and h1s Awful E1ght, opened the program M11t,S orchestra IS composed of Ruth Burk holder, Harvey Eckberg, Don Oglesby, Phylhs Mxtchell, Phyll1s Walker, Barbara Sellers and featurmg J1m Cunnlngham on the bag p1pe Jan Horton who does a h1lar1.ous novelty number, was called back for three en cores Jan IS w1th R K O and had to leave for Hollywood as soon as she f1n1shed her number No n1ghtclub IS complete wlthout a chorus l1ne and the R1chettes f1ll the b1ll qu1te well Th1s group, composed of Marlene Cox Jean Wetzel, Jane M1ller, and Bunchle Bower has been voted the best prec1s1on group 1n the U S All too soon the evemng was over, and the Class of F1fty agaxn parted to go the1r separate ways At LaGuard1a F1eld where Irene and I were to take a transocean1c a1rl1ner back to France, we sald goodby to the fnends who had come to see us off P1lot Bob Langenbach started up the huge eng1nes and soon we were w1ng1ng our way over the blue Atlantxc W1th Sh1rley Werntz, the lovely stewardess, we dlscussed the many careers of our former classmates, w1th whom we shared so many happy hours at dear old Coventry Hlgh . , . . , . . I . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i e Q . , . . . . 1 , . . , . , . . . . . , . , . l . . Dorothy Younkin, ticket girl at the famous Fowler Theatre, and reserved four seats for the afternoon performance H ' . . . . . A. , . l . - . ' 1 ' v o , ' . . , . . . . . . . . - . . . , CLASS WILL We, the Semor Class of 1950, Coventry Townshlp, cxty of Akron, County of Summ1t, State of Oh1o, Umted States of Amerlca bemg of supposedly sound mmd do hereby publlsh and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Erwme and the school board, we leave Coventry stlll standmg We give Mr Eckard a bolt of courduroy matenal and less expens1ve cheer leaders Our love for Mrs Packan and our semor home room as well as Pee Wee' Herman to the Jumor class To the Sophomores, we leave our gentle manners and excellent taste To the Freshman Class, we leave our mtelhgence and sophxstlcated ways To Mr Davls, the Busmess Englxsh Class leaves h1s room so he can have all the ammals he wants the rema1n1ng faculty members, we say Farewell Indlvldual class members leave as follows Cathxe Wlegandt wxlls her golden ear rmgs to W1lla Mae McNealy Brady Hmzman leaves h1s slxmness to Duane Manchester Eileen Cope leaves her ha1r do to Jo Stauffer To Lolly Hagenbush, Ruthle Shallcross wllls her bored ways Phylhs M1tchell w1ll her petxtness to Phyll1s North .Teanme Wetzel leaves her graceful danc mg ablllty to Dlan Rxpley Jame Mlller wllls her po1se to Naomn Gardls To Jerry Stokes, Bob McCrockl1n w1lls h1s bolstrous ways Irene Laughery wills her brams to B111 Benak Donna Warren leaves her qulet ways to Don Way The ab1l1ty to campalgn IS left to Jack R1tt1cher by Gene Morrls Audrey North leaves her ab1l1ty to be true to her fellow to Ahce Brown Norma Keys w1lls her auburn halr to Carol Tolson Larry Herman leaves h1s red Suspenders to Bobby Spence, who needs them Barbara McCrady leaves her beautmful vo1ce to Juan1ta Calbetzer Maxme Hoppe leaves to the tune of weddlng bells Beverly Lee's neatness IS wxlled to Marlene Rob xdeau To Patty Summerxx, Dee Sholley leaves her ablllty to express her true feelmgs Chester Burnett leaves h1s excellent sense of leadersh1p to all future semor class presldents Norma Brown leaves her freckles to any one who can use them To Shlrley Rollms, Dorothy Younkm wxlls her sweet dlsposntlon B111 Morrls leaves h1s truck to Lee Harvey Chuck Engelman and Bob Sarver leave the1r track shoes to anyone who thlnks they can f1ll them Putchle Wllllams w11ls h1s extraordmary hexght to Ramsey Yoder To h1s sxster Grace, Bob Kovac w1lls h1s trumpet Arthur Rxdgley leaves h1s llttle football to Charlle Heckelman J3,Ckl9 Snyder leaves her quxet, reserved way to Eleanor Welty Jxmmy Cooper leaves h1s curly haxr to B111 Wamsley To Bruce Brace, Sandra McFarren leaves her excellent Spamsh grades Jlm Bloom leaves h1s Ton1 to anyone who thmks he can make xt work Marlene Cox leaves her superb ab1l1ty to tw1rl a baton to Mar lyn Gardner Leona Dobbxns w1lls her frank ways to Ellzabeth L1ch Vlm and vlgor lS left to Paulme Shallcross by .Tan Horton Glory Ann Smlth and Roy Walters leave thelr loving ways to Jette Mann and .Take Chapman Shlrley Hughes leaves her engagement rlng to anyone who wants lt more than she does A Job 1n the gas statlon to B111 Pentz IS left by Lowell Thomas Jerry Engelman leaves hls football su1t outs1de coach's off1ce agam Bob Cox leaves Frances Ruth to all underclassmen Ruth Burkholder leaves her band umform to Paulme Rex Roy Bartoe leaves all twelve pleces of h1s typewrlter for Mrs Curtls to repa1r To Eugene Texter, B111 Palmer leaves h1s Jaunty stroll Bob Lan genbach leaves hrs Ford to all boys who dream of owmng one someday Anme Irvm leaves her gold formal to all the droohng fresh1e g1rls Carol Huff wxlls a round trlp tlcket to Youngstown to anyone who lxkes to travel as well as she does To Dlck Pastorna Jack DeLong wllls h1s rec1t1at1on grades ln Government Vlrgxma Rose leaves her ab1l1ty to pnck lab partners to any lucky glrl Howard Fowler leaves h1s m1ll1ons of tardy admlts to Ervm Kmsley To all seventh and elghth grade g1rls, Bunchxe Bower leaves her neat wardrobe Ted Schmderman leaves Government class embarrassed Ross Taylor leaves hxs pretty legs to Paulme Bryant Evangelme Dadoly leaves her Job ln the offlce to Shlrley Suffolk D1ck Rlpley leaves h1s frlendly Smlle to all unfrlendly people Joan Bulgrxn wllls her love for underclassmen to Shxrley Smlth Joyce Rxchter wxlls her cute glggle to Carol Severns Dave Craytor leaves h1s mtelhgent look to .Tack Gorrmg Ann Wmkler leaves her semor class play book to all dumb Doras To Bob Duke, Nancy Haas leaves her qulck wlt Joe Bechter leaves all h1s love to Lols W1les Rollle Woodford leaves h1s pxpe to Paul Slusser Betty Fredernck leaves she's txred Good looks are left to Tom McBr1de by Don Oglesby Harold Nebgen leaves hls ab111ty to get along w1th a room full of g1rls to Eddle Dunaway Carolyn Cormany leaves a st1ck of gum to Mlss Gosnell Harvey Eckberg wllls h1s hot rod Oldsmobxle to h1s brother Charles Eckberg Barbara Sellers leaves, chewmg gum, to Joln the Mar1nes Bob Jones wnlls h1s lxttle drum to Bobby Vaughn Shxrley Werntz leaves, Mrs Curtxs wnthout a helper Phylhs Walker leaves her cute feet to Pee Wee Herman To Bob Erwme, Pat Goldxe leaves her chem rstry grades Sue Barlow leaves her Homecommg crown to the next year's queen Arlene Kxplmger leaves televlslon partles to Carol Irvm .hm Bland and Mxlton Bower leave agam they hope' To these lucky people we leave our most treasured possesslons to cherxsh forever Wlth these partmg sentlments the Class of '50 leaves ! . , . , To ' ' . . , . SENICDR CLASS PERSONALITIE aff D1ck R1pley IS the fellow whose w1se cracks have kept us laughmg through many years of tr1als and tr1bulat1ons He llkes sports quxte well, and showed h1s ab111ty m football and basketball He was elected v1ce presldent of the Senxor Class, and was 1n the .Tumor Class play He worked vlgorously for the Annual and set a new all tlme' record for selllng the h1gh9Sl number of 1nd1v1dual subscrxptlons Jane Mlller has been both a soclal and scholastlc leader as well as one of the sweetest gxrls of the class Thls year she was chosen H1 Y Queen of Coventry She IS an off1cer of F T A and Spamsh Club and Sec retary of the Student Councll Janle was also chosen as delegate to Gxrls' State, and has been a maJorette for the last two years Ross Taylor, although he has been at Coventry only one year, has become one of the well known personalltles of the Semor Class He has played football and was elected as v1ce presldent of the Student Body Ol-ltS1d9 of all thls, he was elected presldent of the newly formed club, The Future Colleg1ans Th1s fellow's b1g smlle and sense of humor truly make hlm an outstandlng person Glory Ann Sm1th has proved herself as an able leader for she was a class off1cer 1n both her ,Tumor and Semor year She also has a h1gh scholastlc ratmg and as a reward for her merlts she was chosen to be Coach M1ller's secretary durlng her Sen1or year Chet Burnett needs no 1ntroduct1on to the students of Coventry As presldent of the Seruor Class, he has made th1s class one of the most out standlng Senlor groups of Coventry He had a leadmg part 1n the Jumor Class Play, played football, and was one of the hardest workmg persons of the Annual Staff If ever there was a student so wlllmg to g1ve h1s tlme and gasohne to be helpful, lt was Chet ' ' Barbara McCrady IS an outstandlng smger and a great actress She took a part tn both the Jumor and Senxor Class plays and also sang 1n many of our school programs Barbara's frlendly manner and laugh have made her a frxend to everyone A - . , . . . 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X X Offs xx N V X Z SENIOR CLASS Left to rlght Row 1 Shxrley Smxth Dorothy Younkln, Norma Brown Donna Warren Elleen Cope, Jan Horton Harold Nebgen, Rlta Bower, Nancy Haas Phylhs Walker, Shxrley Werntz Phy111s Mxtchell, Cath1c Wxegandt, Ann Wmkler Klplmger, Carol Huff, Irene Laughery, Betty Frederlck, Carolyn Cormany, Ruth Burkholder, Maxlne Hoppe, .Tackle Snyder, Joan Bulgrxn Row 3 Barbara Sellers Pat Goldxe, Sandra McFarren Marlene Cox, Glory Ann Sm1th Barbara McCrady, Ruth Shallcross, Sue Barlow, Joyce Rxchter, Delores Sholley, V1rg1n1a Rose, Shlrley Hughes Leona Dobbms Row 4 .Tack Herston, B111 Palmer Arthur R1dg1ey, Bob Cox, R1chard Wrxght, Don Oglesby, Roy Bartoe Ro111n Woodford, Bob Kovac Bob Jones, Chet Burnett Harvey Eckberg Row 5 Berme Martm, Dave Craytor, D1ck R1p1ey, B111 Morrls Larry Herman Bob Langenoach Howard Fowler, .Tlm Cunmngham, Joe Bechter, Ted Schnxderman, Jerry Engleman, Jxm Bloom Row 6 Bob MCCYOCKIIH, Ross Taylor, Bob Sarver, J1m Bland M11ton Bower James Cooper Lowell Thomas Chuck Engleman, Gene Morr1s, Brady Hmzman 2 5 S ff wi J ' I I 1 U ! x I J . , . . , . . . X . Row 2-Annie Irvin, Norma Keys, Evangeline Dadoly, Jean Wetzel, Jane Miller, Audrey North, Arlene ' s h 1 A 9 1 . . . . . , . ' A x I I U J . 7 ! ' - . . . . . . , , , , ' . . x l 1 2 ROOM8 ROWI T McBr1de, P Slusser R Spence, J Sm1th, B Wamsley, T Steurer ROWII E Zellefrow, P Sumerxx, M Smlth, C Tolson, D Rxpley, M1SSSm1th, E Welty, A Rose W M McNea1y, G Rose, B Smlth, J Patterson, A R Wlseman Smllek, L Mlller, N Prettyman ROWIV C Way, B Rxtter, G Mxlls, J R1tt1ch1er R Yoder, J Se1gfre1d D Wuerzer, E Terry, D Pastorxa, I Neumeyer, B Moore .lumor Class ROOM 12 ROWI B Benak, K Hardy, S Lowden, R Mas1no, S Fr1d1ey, P Bryant, E Gustavael, S Kalleker A Gorrmg, I Cutwrxght, D Bartoe, C Dye ROWII S Herman, .T Lucas A Bauer, Brown, B Dxal B Lucas, G He1d1sh, N Houser Barr, B Bradley, M Lemhan, M Hamllton MISS S1b1ey ROWIII J Herston, B Grxffm, D Calhoun B Byers L Marvm, L Harvey, C Irvln, J Mann L Hagenbush, P Flanmgan E Fxsher ROWIV B Martm, E Dunaway, D Manchester, S Dreher, J Calbetzer, N Gardls, D Hetzel, T Thompson, D Baldwm, B Klemp, J Knepper 1 W C 1. 5 ' f A . fig A . ix . A A E s r 4 A . : . . I . . . . . . , Row ma J. Mcconneu, 15. wein, ri. Thomas, P..Stadre, R. A..White, M. 1vum1, N. wise, D. White, M. D 1 A 5 iw M ,Q , X., : . . , . . ' . ' . . . , : . . I , . ' L. 1 G . ' , . . ' ' . , M. . . - n . , . - u : . ' . . . , . , . . . . , . . . , . . I Room 13 , Left to rxght Row 1 Jerry Werntz, Dencxl Moore, Dav1d McQua1de, Eugene Texter, Jxmmy Vaughan, Gene Roebuck Row 2 Mary Randolph, Charlotte Warren, Shlrley W1twer, Janet Schmxd, Norma Zrrkle, Shlrley Suffolk Patty Smlth, Dons Rlchards, Marlene Myers, Joyce Slusser Lola Sowards, Phyll1s Thornton, Norma Stauffer Row 3 Joanne Morrls, Joanne Rlchards, Peggy McLaughl1n, Mary Ann Potts Pat Nevlmg, Barbara Young Shlrley Walter, Shlrley Russell, Emma Lu Whxssen, Faye Wxlhs, Shlrley Rolhns Row 4 Eddze Slmpson, Bob Slmpson, Jerry Stokes Ramon Underwood, Charlotte Stewart, Pat Saireed Pat Tomer, Jean Vlcek, B111 Sheets, Harold Sanders, Bob Tolson Sophomore Class 'nr Left to rxght Row 1 Joseph Sabo, Paul Barnett, Regg1e Snyder, Leroy McCarry, Pete Martm, Leo Hardy, Jack Moneypenny Row 2 Glenn Anderson, Ralph Dean, Bob Brown, Steve Csonka, Dxck Mlller, .Tack Roach, Mr Secoy Row 3 Jack Gorrxng, Don Mong, Charles Yakublk, Bud Wllhams, Merle Nevhng, Larry Broods, B111 Brandt 2 X 4, - A cf . 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A J' 1' v V , K '17 1 AA K L s - J l Room 9 Row 1 D1ck Bechter, Tom Bauer, Lee Augusbury, Goroey Gerls, Jerry Drack, Corney Flanagan Row 2 Mrs Ramseyer, Sh1rley Gross, Jeanme Allen, Carolyn Bauer, Fay Cobb, Gretchen Augustme, Joan Buchson, Lola Campell, Allce Copeland, Barbara Frey, Shlrley Fry, Carolyn Garrett, Patrxcla Brown Row 3 Ronme Houser, Melvm Bartoe, Carl Calamla, Tom Gallekar, Jolm Fndley, Jack Bates, Louls Brandt, Larry Hames, Bob Bechley, Ronme Cochran Row 4 Mar1lyn Cogar, Carl Byer, Charles Dunaway, Roy Colllns, John Cross, Dxck Fowler, Dave Bulgrm, Don Caskey, Frank Gllbert, Rlchard Carr, Jake Chapman Sophomore Class Room 7 Row 1 Tom Harmon, J1m Brabham, J1m Klatt, George Ball, Ed Edmuuster, Bob Duke, John M1ller, Ed Hartz Row 2 Gene Wolgamuth, Ed Jones, Cal Arthur, Ken Bomg, Don Bagwell Ted Allman Rlchard Bartoe B111 Brown, J1m Bomg, Jlm Madlck, Dave Bower Row 3 Carol Hlnzman, Pat Alexxch, Hattle Guthrie, Dor1s Keys, Lorrame Elllott, Eleanor Fulkerson, Pat Dando, Corlxss Erder, Marlan Measell, Marllyn Major, Glorla Exler, Vlvxen Exler, Ellzabeth L1ch Row 4 Mr Kormamk, Earl Flower, Lowell Potts, Ralph M1ght, Marvm Dobbms, Marllyn Gardner, Janet Cormany, BGSSIE Buthrle, Venus Haas, Gladys Majors, Betty Benak, Joann Hughes, Am1a Hutchmson, Beth Fmzer Row 5 Ed Momette, Rodney Hubbard, Ed Neff, Harold H1mes, Al Resch, George Brandon, B111 Cox, Bob Erwlne, Erv1n Kmsely, Larry Magllone, Dxck Acker, B111 Conn A C we 'amzyff he f A f ki get K or , ,g Ni! 4 A f Q I Freshman Class A 1 J miter' - . 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Room 11 Left to rxght Row 1 Douglas Kle1natland, Lesl1e Jackson, Dean Lucas, B1ll Lawrence, James Paulm Row 2 Kay McCarthy, Mary Ann Lawrence, Joyce Rxghter, Shlrley Lundy, Grace Kovac, Rhea Morrlson Janet Koch, Janet Mann Sh1rley Rowe Mary Ellen M1l1er, Roberta Murphy, Marxlyn Pflster, Joan R1tt1ch1er Row 3 Mr Davxs, J1m Martm, Kenneth Kuhajda, Lanny Mess, Claudette Molar, Marllyn Madlck, Evelyn Mlller, Marlene Robldeau, Marjorxe Nebgen, Don Rlchards Row 4 Charles Mlller, John Mllls, Lee Patrlck, Dale Rorabaugh, Ralph Jones, B111 Meyers, Stanley Osburn, Dave R1tt1ch1er Wayne Patterson Freshman Class WI Room A Left to rlght Row 1 Jamce Shlvely, Catherme Robinson Joann Huff, Lo1s Tracy, Carol Severns, .Toycln Stauffer, Betty McLaugh11n, Betty Steward, Betty Smlth, Carol Wrlght, Nancy Stauffer, Carlene Wxegandt, Eva Ann Sauler Row 2 Mr Wahl, Dale Stranathan, Mary Stalnaker, Lo1s Seese, Pat Held, Franc1s Ruth, Melv1n Warrlck, Eldon Wlley, Geraldxne Rogers, Sally Sch1eb Row 3 George Schmltt, Parre1lW1seman, Rlchard Sabo, Gary S1mpson, IvalW11son, Fred Sommer, Jerry Hmkle, Robert Hyde, Don Zellefrow, Eddle Slmmgns fi' , . f x J, ' ' is .. 5, 'ps , 1 me .tu - u I . . 1 - I. ., - . . , . , . - o . , I E J W. b M ,, aa 17:2 if ,,, 1, .Q fa gs an f- . ', , 1 1? ,Mg D Q 1' .K sf Q is 7 ' A N L! 's . . HA, 'X , 1 'Q' 5 3 N. J - . . . . , X . A X ew 63 wi Eighth Grade ROOM6 ROWI C Selcer, B Patterson, B Mrller, D R1ch, B Rowan, O MIHIORH ROWII Mrs Brown, B Robmson, B Rathbun, D Moore, N Suffolk E Potts, M RobertsB Prlm C Mxller, ,T Sherwood ROW III P North W Snyder, P Ph1ll1ps,N Srmpson P Spence, W Ph1ll1ps P Shallcross D Sm1th, C Offutt .T Strack ROW IV H Stewart W Randolph, R Ph1ll1ps, G Norrrs .T Murray, T Stuhldreher, R Muzzy, J Ph1ll1ps , H Parsons Q K6 Grade School Student Counell ROW I Mrs Brown, Jotn Sherwood, J1mn1y McCr1dy, Bud Russell, Darlene Wllhelm ROW II Jlm HIIIIBQ, Jo ln Irx 1n, Charles Eckberg, Eur ene Randolph, Norm tn Stewart Earnest Carey ' , A 5. Y . 'Q nw 'l.g..-' A in t Ee r , , K , - an . I I M . ,, O -: . . ' . . . , . . . ' , . : . , . . . ' ' , . . , . , . . , . . l Q t -A : . , . U . . , . . . . A -Q , 4 I - V 7 iff, ei' M, 'Q' f 'az' lt, 2 . ,, ' , , wif V- ,ws wily, , -jxws ,V ti, . ., , , t I , A- N A ,xii 1 A , , I V . v Q 1 v ' - ' . . . . . . , : . . N 2 ,. I T g 1 , , . Q ROW I J Andrews, L Burgess, F Lorenz, G Corron, H Byers, F Csonka ROW II G Mlller, B Bartoe, D Bartoe, J Campbell, C A Trout, M Csonka, G Caldwell, W Falcone ROW IH J Cooper C Arendt, K Carlson, J Eubank, K Faulks, R Cowler, R Brown, M Cutrlght ROW IV J Coleman, W Falcone, J Flourmoy, R Baldwm, J Dayton, C Eckberg, G Chne, H Burgess, R- Sw ROWI B McBr1de, B Hetzel, G Hoppe, D Mest E Harms, R Harmon ROW II Mrs Horton, B Lorenz, J Mlght, B Hutchxnson, D Hlney, M Glomb, J Mann, M Galleher, R ROWIII C Ickes, D Hlcks, E. Manchester, J Kesterson, B Messner, J Gentry, P Hamxlton, P Kal ROW IV J McCrady, P Lepley, J Hlmes, B Love C Ford, J Mlhal, D Klusty, D Hyatt, M May, tn if Elghth Grade ROOM 2 ROW I R Vaughan, G Strlpe, G Eckroad, T McQua1de, R Younkm ROW II Mrs More, V Weaver, P Davls, P Rex, D Wxlhelm, B Wolf, E Taylor, T Erw1ne P Wag ner, M Esper, M Palmer, M Allman Tomsmk, B Dobb1ns ROWIV R Russel1,A Wllhelm, J D Mlta, L Lansmger, R Stlles, L Wh1te, M Nettle, A Wagner J Sholley Seventh Grade ROOM3 ROWI J Kovac, P Morr1s, F Robmson, B Lew1s, J Keys, R Robeson ROWII Mrs Sunonds, H Noe .T Irvm, J Mann, L Nevlmg, E Reld, D Mlller, C Jolly, D Monk ROWU1 C Rorabaugh, A Norton, P Murphy, E M11ler, M Jones, B Rhodes, J Workman, A Mc Kenzle ROWIV R Laughery, W McGlone, P Lower, B L Fever, O Garrett, B Rowland, R Gross, E Lambes , B McQua1de . s . . 5- Cf' F -ff, X C to arf , . L At rw . a 'tw' QL A 4 X :K K fi.. .f er I ' O Row uf: A. Brown, D. wnkene, A. wifuueman, c. Zirkle, D. Vleck, J. Davis, L. Yoder, J. Dando, c. . A WA xx .s N .3 5 4 . J 'fa P 'fi .it , X f f :T 5 - 2 .I .. I I0 it ' p . . ' X .. . . ' m . 'Q If ' ' I Q' ' ' ' - f 'U' N 4'.Y I'L,' U ' Le B X ' ' S or .S so s a FV' lf ' 5 , ' ' . ze N n f-3 . - i if .. , . ' . E wif, ' 1 . S A G, at , , 'H W wif' . - , by . W v . ' ::: N ,- ' ' -5' . ,pg . E - ,. Q ,D 2 0 I ' ' 4-4 'A e . ' ,A X , 5: I 51' fb 'gif' . E in . g lf, . . vm - e V ,, ' , ' z 7' Q' I ,f -., D4 A :ty . g Q Y Q . ., I H , , 1 V- ' QF f ' -1 'Q' Y 11+ . . J ' 1 ft W , 4 . y fx'f',4, ,A fu , ' ' A I . I , Nfl v ' V, V, S' j dl- ' New , an . . 4 f : kit' ' N' T2 Q ' F7 - ' Q 5 I ROOM B ROWII Mrs Aukscunas , E Wxseman, D Ulrxch, S Fuller, D Whxte, E Homulus, M Schmltt, M Schmltt ROWIH S Wmgerter, N Talbot R Welch, S Strlpe, M Swan, M Santschl, M A Hughes, S Sparks N Hanllton ROWIV T York, C Henderson, J Swxger, R Lambes, C Hartley, D Storad, B Stalre, C Hennon F Huffman N Stewart Seventh Grade ROOMI ROWI G Brown, R Conner, T Boso, C Courtney, G Sheets, J Brabham, C Exler, L Clark ROWH M1ssHamby, D Fowler, S Augsbury, C Allen, Els1eC1evenger B Drescher, E Br1ggs, Coler, B Cunmngham ROWHI M Bruehlar, H Carr, H Carr, D Kurahea, D Dye, M Bulgrm, B R Couch, J Byers M Coler ROWIV W Balley, S Freed, E Carey, J Dlxon, J' Duke, D Cochran, D Brand,R Buckson, Cox if I Q ' v i t ' t I C Q A N s ,nfs W G '!f 'NR I J Z5 7 U X5 Q J NX Q 1 I! R A X X X zz First Row Second Row Third Row Irene Laughery, Glory Ann Smith, Bob Mc Crocklin, Sandra McFarren, Evangeline Dadoly, Dick Ripley, Pat Gold1e, Shirley Werntz Miss Smith, Ross Taylor, Jim Bland, Chet Burnett, Rollin Woodford, Harvey Eckberg Phyllis Mitchell, Nancy Haas, Arlene Kip linger, Audrey North Annual Staff Editor in chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Assistants Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Art Editor Photography Editor Class Editors Club Editors Music Editor Athletic Editor Typist Advisor Sandra Mc Farren Glory Ann Smith Chet Burnett Ross Taylor, Jim Bland, Harvey Eckberg, Rollin Woodford, Jack DeLong Bob Jones Ann1e Irvm Irene Laughery Pat Goldie Nancy Haas, Shirley Werntz Arlene Kiplinger, Audrey North Bob McCrockl1n D1ck Ripley Phyllis Mitchell Miss W. J Smith Assistant Editor Evangeline Dadoly Homecoming Court ouEEN sus BARLow clzowmzk oLoRv ANN SMITH ATTENDANTS RITA BOWER ANNIE IRVIN HOMECOMING WAS OCTOBER 22, I949 Q' .F ...7 T f , 'QV rx 1. Jim- N., 'iv L LA . , . . 4 5 Q ' , Q 1 V , A I , 75515 , '6- , x . 1 o E 2 5 Q5 W I Q o ,ag Y. mi , QA ' W vi M O SENIOR CLASS PLAY BOTTOMS UP FIRST ROW B McCrock11n, S Hughes, B Jones, B Lee, G Morrls J Bloom SECOND ROW T Schmderman, P Goldle, J Wetzel, M Cox, J M11 ler, B McCrady Directed By Mrs Packan JUNIOR CLASS PLAY TIGER HOUSE FLRST ROW R Pastoma J Knepper, E Gustaeval, D Way, B Benak SECOND ROW J Calbetzer, C Tolson, M Sm11ek, B Bradley, N Prettyman D1rected by M1ssW J Sm1th QQ ,Y : . ' . . . . ' , TH1RD'RoW: A. Wmmer, P. Mitchell, R. Bower, D. shouey. RR ff I EBL 3 , ' , , , . . . vwwr L3 NATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY l9O Names Counter Clockw1se Evangelme Dadoly, Robert Jones, Irene Lauffh ery, Tane Mxller Gene Morrxs Sandra Mc Farren Jean Wetzel, James Bloom Glory Ann Smlth Marlene Cox, Beryl Bradley, Elame Gustaeval, M1ldred Sm11ek Don Way Alfa e7'5Fl'5fs Senior Y Teens ROWI P Mltchell, A K1pl1nger J Calbetzer, D R1pley, M A Irvm, I Laughery, M Cox MISS Slbley, N Keys, L Brown, B D1al, G Rose, D Bartoe, W M McNea1y, B Lucas ROWII R A Whxte, A North, P A Stalre, S Smxth, E Dadoly, S McFarren, J Snyder, J Wet zel, .T M1l1er, B McCrady, B Guthrle, D Sholley, B Bradley, D Calhoun, N Thomas, B Smlth Lowden, K Hardy ROWIII G A Sm1th,E Welty, E Zellefrow, M Sm1th, S Werntz, P Walker, N Brown, R Shall cross, C Wlegandt, B Freder1ck, A Wxnkler, L Dobbms, P Goldle, P Weln, P Flanmgan B Sel lers, P Sumerlx ROW IV S Herman, A Bauer, M M1hal, J Lucas, C Irvm, J Mann, L Hagenbush, S Barlow Huff, J Horton N Haas, J R1chter, C Tolson, N Wxse, D Whxte, M Smllek, J McConnell, Houser, G He1d1sh A 3 64,95 6 X ROWI N Prettyman, J McConnell, C Wlegandt, N Keys, A Wmkler J Bulgrln, R Burkholder, Mrs Curt1s, J M1l1er, J Wetzel, B Fredrlcks, S McFarren, E Dadoly,I Laughery, M A Irvm, N Hou ser, G He1d1sh ROW II' M Smlth, E Welty, M M1hal, M Cox, R Shallcross, L Hagenbush, J Lucas, A. Bauer, P Sumerxx, B Bradley, P Goldle, P M1tchel1, P Walker, B Lucas, E Zellefrow, D Warren, N Blown, L Brown, D Calhoun, S Werntz ROW III: L M111er, J Richter, S Kalleker, E Gustaevel, J Mann, C Irvm, J Calbetzer, S Dreher, P Wem, D Rlpley, G A Smlth, B McCrady, C Tolson, D Whlte, M Smllek, N W1se, M Lemhan ,M . s.W,.7, I I , . . X . , ,,,r,,,N,,r. Q , , xg ,gf L 2 N It L J 2 rv, A ra gg A 4 ..,, 7 1 . , y , , of . 4 I , . , yr- ,. ff, ,Y ti . v, ' Q , 4 T , ,Q r 3 K I A A Y 'slag ff? V, 2- , - X , . Q f na' ' 69 j ' . , 6,7134 I ,V M QI 5 , I ' ' if is : Y f. V an , I h X f 3 ,a I A M . O - l Z . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , s. I u 1 u n s a , e - : . . . . . . . . , C. . , . . . . . . . N. , 4 8 5 ' J ' 4 ' r A - .Q f . f x I 'F A x . , ff X 6 ,I , I , .H , ii, . 74, K .k Q X 'K Q 5 . J 3 K ,f U ,E ig ' . ,Q , X asf- . xx' . ' ' , . , .A ' M j. ,s .. A 1 ,wt ' -'ry 1 - Q F9 l O O . . . . if Senior HI Y 0 Rowl B Kovac, J Sexgfreld, B Palmer, B Marun, J Herston, D Rlpley, A Rldgley, B McCrockl1n J Knepper, T Schmderman Row2 T McBr1de, R 'Iaylor, D Wuerzer, B Klemp, G MOFFIS, I R1tt1ch1er C Engleman, D Og leeby, R Yoder B Jones, D Craytor B Hlnzman J Bloom Rowd D Manchester, J Neumeyer, L Harvey, L Marvm, D Pastorxa, H Fowler B Moore, J Engle man, P Slusser B Spence G Wruzht J Smxth C Burnett D Way, J DeLong Varsity C Row1J Chapman I Huston B Martxn A Rxdgley, D Rxpley, B Palmer J Sexgfrexd P Slusser Row2 C Englcman D Roach, B Spence R Yoder, B Sarver D Vwuerzer E S1mps0n Row 3 D Rlltlchxcr, J R1tt1ch1er, R Taylor, D Oglesby, C Burnett if , ,QQ A Q! J L. A K we we y ua X 'T 2 . , PM U -0, . .QW f KA . , ' ,.,:,, J 'A -5 . O I - ' . . . . . . . . , . , .w . , . . . . . - 1 . 5 . - ' . . , . . , . , . . ' . 5- - . . . . , . . . , . . . , . , . , . . . 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X . . . . l - Y ta HWQQQ Jr Y Teens Row 1 .T Mann, L Tracy, P McLaugh11n, D Rnchards, E L Whxssen, L Sowards, F W1111s, J Vlcek, S Russell, M Myers E Llch, B Young, P Thornton, P Tomer, .T Rlchards, B Benak Row 2 .T R1ghter, E Fulkerson, L Elllott, M Major, J Slusser, S Walters C Stewart, M Measell P Safreed, P Alexlch, J Cormany, M A Potts, M E Mlller, R Murphy, C Rlght, P Dando, C Gar Row3 M Randolph, G Exler, V Exler C Erder, S Rowe, G Rogers J Shlvely, C Robxnson, P Smlt S Schmxd, B Smlth, B Steward, G Augustme, R Morr1son C Severns, C Bower, M Nebgen, S R01 hns, M Madlck, D Keys, S Suffolk, N Z1rk1e, P Hyde, H Guthrey, S Lundoy, P Brown, J Hughes, A Hutchmson, Beth Fxnzer, M Robxdeau, C Wxegandt, N Stauffer, S W1twer, C Warren, G Majors, K McCarthy, M A Lawerance, M Gardner, V Haas, B McLaugh1m, J Stauffer, P Nevhng, N Stauffer C Hmzman, .T Kock, C Mohler, F Ruth, EI M111er Projectlon Club Row 1 Don Zellefrow, Car1Ca1am1a, Ed Momette Row 2 Mr Dav1s, Eldon W11ey, Lewxs Brandt, Don Oglesby, Gene Morrxs, Dave Bower, Lee Patrlck, Fred Sommer, Dale Stranathan, Lanny Mest Row 3 Jlmmy Bomg, Eddle Neff D 5 I if 4 Z L Q' t 'il' fuf 2 5 2 K W' s-' 0 - ' 1 ' I1 1 l . I . I 1 , 1 . 1 , ret, S. Fry, Fry, J. Rfttichier, S. Sehefb, Eva Saulers, L. Seese, M. Stalnalrer, J. Huff, Mrs. Bfad1ey. - . . ' . ' . ' h . . . , . . , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 , I M 1' . xv - r 's , r , ,, X A f SCIENCE CLUB Frrst Row M Measell, L Sowards, J Bomg, K Bomg, C Arthur, P Tomer, J Vlcek Second Row Mr Davxs, E L Wh1ssen, S Rollms, G Majors, M Gar dner, B Brown, T Allman Thxrd Row B Lawrence, J Cross, A Resch, J Stokes, E Mo1nette, T Galleher, G Schm1tt SPANISH CLUB F1rst Row I Laughery, B Lee, J M1ller, J Wetzel, A Irv1n, S Mc Farren, J Bulgrm, B McCrady Second Row N WISE, C Tolson, E Flsher, D Craytor, J Bloom Sm1lek, B Guthrle Thlrd Row C Irv1n, P We1n, D Calhoun, J McConnell, D Wh1te, J Horton J FUTURE CCJLLEGIANS Flrst Row Bob Spence Paul Slusser, Jack R1tt1ch1er, D1ck Rlpley, J1m Sexgfrxed, Ross Taylor, Bob McCrockl1n, Chet Burnett, B111 Palmer, Ted Schnederman Second Row Joan Bulgrm, Naom1 Gard1s, Sh1r1ey Dreher, Juamta Calbetzer Irv1n, Sue Kalleker, Elalne Gustaeval, Marlene Cox, Barbara McCrady, Donna Warren, Evangehne Dadoly Th1rd Row Sandra McFarren Pat Gold1e, Barbara Lucas, Don Oglesby, Ramsey Yoder, Bob Kovac, Duane Manchester, Gene Morris, Don Way, .hm Bloom, Nancy WISE, Mlldred Sm11ek, Dor1s Wh1te Fourth Row Dawn Calhoun, Pat Wem, Beryl Bradley, Carol Tolson, Don Wuerzer, Grace He1d1sh, Norma Brown, Betty Freder1ck, Bob Jones , . . . . . . . . . . . , Carol Irvin, Ruth Burkholder, Jean Wetzel, Jane Miller, Annie , . ,.,-. Office Staff First Row - Joan Buckson, Shirley Suffolk, Pat Tomer, Fay Willis, Donna Warren, Mrs. Hunker, Sandra Mc- Farren, Joyce Slusser. Second Row - Betty Frederick, Willa Mae McNealey, Sara Fridley, Eileen Cope, Sylvia Lowden, Evangeline Dadoly, Jan Horton. W? was Library Staff Left to Right First Row - Eileen Cope, Venus Haas, Norma Brown, Nancy Houser, Miss Gosnell, Pat Alexich, Lola Sow- ards, Shirley Rollins. Second Row - Vivien Exler, Mary Randolph, June Lucas, Marian Mihai, Peggy McLaughlin, Norma Stauffer, Elaine Gustaevel, Juanita Calbetzer, Kathleen Hardy, Sylvia Lowden, Jean Vlcek. F MU C DEPT N X x , X f SI X Q X ,H-------U xX J Z Efxx N 5 MAJORETTES Left to R1ght BEV LEE JEANNIE WETZEL MARLENE COX JANE MILLER BUNCHIE BOWER ,J-ff QUIK 'sms WWW 'TT Q91 RY '7l6H 5' 3 in 0 MaJorettes J Wetzel, B Lucas, J Mxller, M Cox, J Mann, R Bower F1rstRow P Rex, M Palmer, T McQua1de J Rxghter, A Brown, G Majors, J Cormany, D Lucas, A M Wmkleman, G Kovac, M Smllek, E L1ch Second Row E Texter, B Dobbms, R Dean, S Lundy, R Burkholder, L Lansmger, P Bryant F Ruth, J Dlmlta, K Kuhayda, D Whlte Thxrd Row M Esper, M Gardner, C Hmzmln P Nevlmg, B Jones, G Slmpson, J Vaughn Bran don, E Terry, B Brown Fourth Row B Sellers, P Walker B Bradley, N Wxse, C Stewart, P He1d, E L Whxsson S Rus sell, C Tomslk, J Martm F1fthR0w M Ma1ors, J Koch, D McQua1de P Wem, B Young, R Cochran, B Slmpson, E Roebuck B Kovac Slxth Row B McCrockl1n, G Morr1s,D Way,D Oglesby, J Bates R Russell, H Sanders Ralph Herron, Dlrector High Band School ,. 3 X 2 Q it A L 3 5 'P C , .fel i f x f we 'B q I ' n A . ' . 1 . n . D I , a q - . .I 1 . - I , . - . . - I . , Junior Chorus Row 1-G. Allen, K. Robinson, D. Richards, S. Witwer, M. A. Miller, N. Stauffer, M. Pfister, G. Kovac, M. Robideau, P. Brown, B. Benak, C. Wiegandt. Row 2-S. Lundy, J. Hughes, M. Measel, S. Walter, M. Lawrence, K. McCarthy, B. Hutchinson, P. Dando, G. Rogers, B. Finzer, C. Erder. Row 3-R. Morrison, S. Rollins, F. Ruth, C. Yakubik, B. Sheets, J. Stokes, D. Stranathan, L. Maglione, H. Sanders, G. Exler, V. Exler, E. Miller. Eighth Grade Chorus Row 1-P. Rex, D. Wilhelm, T. Erwine, P. Davis, B. Dobbins, M. Roberts, E. Potts, C. Miller, J. Might, D. Moore, B. Rathbun, E. Taylor, M. Almond. Row 2-B. Robinson, M. Esper, D. Vlcek, D, Smith, B. Prim, J. Mann, A. Winkleman, B. Wolfe, P. Ham- ilton, J. Stract, D. Wilkins. Row 3-J. Sherwood, J. Compbell, C. Trout, P. North, W. Snyder, J. Dando, N. Simpson, L. Yoder, P. Shallcross, V. Weaver, M. Palmer. JL... Cadet Band Fxrst Row B Conner, J Keys, G Brown, T Horner, G Eckroad, F Huffman, P Morr1s, J Kovac Brown, S Henry Second Row S Strxpe, T Erwlne, B J Robmson, M Allman, E Mzller, P North, J Dando, J Gentr P Dav1s, J Dav1s, P Wagner Thxrd Row N Talbot, V Weaver, E Bmggs, B Drescher, J Mann, J J Mann, S Fuller, P Rex Fourth Row L Lansmger, A M Wmkleman, A Brown, B Patterson, T McQua1de, M Palmer M per, R Russel J Demxta, C A Tomsxk Ftfth Row-Mr Ralnh Herron D1rector Seventh Grade Chorus Flrst Row B Drescher, S Augsbury, M Schmltt, M Schmltt, S Fuller, E Homulos, D M Hlney, B Hutchmson, M Glomb, H Noe, J lrvln, E Reld Second Row M Csonka, N Hamxlton, B Lorenz, M Jones, D Mlller, N Talbot, D Kurchou, G M Gal laher, M Bulgrln, B Couch, S D Wmgerter Thlrd Row G Kesterson, M Brewhxr, M Santsch1, EI Mxller, D Hxcks, B Homan, .T Gentry, C Ickes, R Gustaevel, P Kallekar 'rr '- -0- ------N. -l..M.....,,.,,. M, or 2 , ll ff' , .,., - -A --:--' , s SS . I C . A C. .W A-5 We-we--Q ft L ' - ..... . . ' . , D v - . ' ' . ' . . ' . . ' . . . y, - . ' I . . ' D . l . . ' . , . E s- . , . . . . l 1 High School Choir Row 1 Dawn Calhoun, Donna Warren, Nancy Wise, Doris White, Pat Tomer, Ann Winkler, Carol Tolson, Leona Dobbins, Joan Bulgrin, Shirley Hughes, Marilyn Majors, Joyce Slusser, Pauline Bryant, Lola Sow ards, Mildred Smilek. Row 2 Emma Lou Whisson, Joyce Richter, Glory Ann Smith, Pat Wein, Beryl Bradley, Jeanie Wetzel, Jane Miller, Pat Goldie, Jean Vlcek, Evangeline Dadoly, Norma Keys, Pat Alexich, Sandra McFarren, Naomi Gardis, Shirley Russell. Row 3 Rollie Woodford, Jack Rittichier, Arthur Ridgely, Bill Palmer, Bob Sarver, Gene Morris, Eddie Simp son, Bob McCrock1in, Jim Bloom, Don Way, Bob Jones, Bob Kovac, Chet Burnett. MR. HERRON After a look at the last few pages perhaps you would like to meet the man that has been largely responsible for the immense improvement of the music department at Coventry High. Well, right there he is on your left, Ralph Herron.' During the war Mr. Herron served in the Marines and when he got back to C. H. S. things be- gan popping. The band was re-outfitted and has lived up to its standard, becoming one of the top bands in the district. The choir received a vitalized shot and last year we put on the best minstrel Coventry has ever seen. Mr. Herron, our hat goes off to you and the music department for the great job that y0u've done. May next year be a bigger and better one for you and your gang! xxx X X N xx s xxx xx SPGRTS N X F X XX XxXXXN X X x N X X X x x XXI rd -afraid, X Z I XX ' K Q XY XX X X x x L .Q we Left to Rlght Row 1 Ph11l1p Morrxs, Mgr , Don Pme, Don Wuerzer, D1ck Rlpley, Jake Chapman, Al Resch, Dave R1tt1ch1er Tom Horner, Mgr Row 2-Coach Mlller, J1m Se1gfr1ed, Chuck Engleman, .Terry Engleman, Chet Burnett, Art Rldgley, B111 Palmer, Jack Herston, Berme Martm, Jack R1tt1ch1er, Ralph Mlght, Bob Erwxne, Mr Wahl Taylor, Ed Neff, Dxck Acker, .Tlm Madlck, Earl Flower, George Ball VARSITY FGOTBALL Our team thls year was one of the best 1n recent years It was small and hght, but made up for thls ln speed It set an offenslve scormg record for the school of 310 poxnts mn ten games It placed th1rd 1n the Metropolltan League Four members of the team were chosen for the All Metro Team These were Berme Martm D1ck Rlpley, B111 Palmer and Jerry Engleman B111 Palmer was also chosen for the All Greater Akron Team He was the leadmg passer 1n thxs sectxon of the state Berme Martln was elected captaxn for the year and B111 Palmer was voted Most Valuable Player FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Won 7 Lost 2 Txed 1 ftheyj we Manchester C opley North Canton Sprlngf 1eld Tallmadge Norton Greensburg E llet Stow Alum n1 6 7.1 , - I - - I C 1 V 1 W 'wigzfww ,,, . 'wa W A B L, W X' W r - . . . I . . . , . , , Row 3-.Tim Smith, Dave Bulgrin, Bob Duke, Rodney Hubbard, Floyd Fowler, Bave Craytor, Ed Simpson, Ross . . . . - . I . , . , .I . C J 21 41 14 25 7 37 ' ' 26 12 6 39 25 25 12 47 25 20 6 , 36 ' 26 Hu-ff Varslty L1ne Flrst Row Second Row Thlrd Row Dxck Rxpley, Jack Herston, Jerry Engleman, Art Rldgley, Chet Burnett, Ross Taylor .hm Selg freld B111 Palmer Chuck Engleman, Berme Martm, .Tack R1tt1ch1er Semor Llm. F xrst Row Second Row Third Row D1ck R1p1ey, Jack Herston, Jerry Engleman, Art Rldgley, Chet Burnett, Ross Taylor, Dave Craytor B111 Palmer Chuck Engleman, Berme Martm, Jack R1tt1ch1er W fd-Q...a,Z.N.,.',, f 4 MMM .A-W , -J-.-W........, , 1 I 1 E 2 . S . 5 1 5 ,PXQ f I ei , -Q L 1 1 WY- W f , ' ., 4 'T I 1 W N x .. ,Ai W V W, . Q e K- - 'ui ,I ,Q Q, f A' ' Q, 1 A.. 'hx-.,, We 4 G , K W 1 h' A ' as at kai i 4 y 4 xv I 7 - is X . ' :HM 'H W- , - , ' , X X W I I .L , ir . ,. , 3, A , Q 4 X 2 ., X457 M A A f. A K . 1 - , Q - 3 1 -' s T s tk' . 4 Q 1 z . -1-,f',..f 77 elf -f V M51 ' , . ' ' fn? -2' , ' . 'Tux v.-2 If, 3 , W- V' W 1-. o N . M-My My , - 1. . A 1 Reserve Football Flrst Row Larry Hames, Paul Lepley, Jxm Duke Carl Byer, Jlm McCrady, B111 McBr1de Second Row Tom Horner, Mgr , Merrlll May, Dave Bulgrm, Ervm Kmsley, Coach Kormamk Larry Mag hone, B111 Brown, Ed Fxsher Phllllp Morrls, Mgr Thxrd Row A1ResCh Don Caskey, Ed Momette, Floyd Fowler, Duane Manchester, Bob Duke, Ralph Mlght, Bud Dunaway Absent Char11eHeckelman Varsity Cheerleaders Jan Horton, Pat Sumerlx, Lolly Hagenbush, Sue Barlow 1 , ' ia la 2 A , ' 2 X . L1 115 kiwi 7 . Y ' li ' if , 7 ' 'H' . A .J yr . - . . , . . . . - I I - . 4 , . ' s - , A VARSITY BASKETBALL Flrst Row Bob Erwme, Mgr , Tom Harman, Bern1e Martm B111 Pal mer, Bob Spence, Gene Morrls, Eugene Texter, Mgr Second Row Jlm Se1gfr1ed, Eddie Simpson, Lowell Potts, Coach Wahl Ramsey Yoder, Eddle Dunaway, Dick Ripley BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Manchester Cl1nton Stow Norton Greensburg North Canton Tallmadge Sprmgheld Manchester Ellet North Canton Copley Stow Tallmadge Norton Sprmgfleld Ellet St Marys Coventry North Canton 38 I95O 30 RESERVE BASKETBALL Rowl Bob Mangold, Merle Nevlmg, Ed Jones, Paul Slusser, Stanley Osborne, Floyd Flower, Don P1ne l1e Heckleman RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Row I. Lo1s Tracy, L1zzy L1Ch, Shxrley Rollms, Joanne Huff Row 2: Dave Bulgrin, John Miller, Coach Iiormanik, Dick Acker, Char- GIRLS BASKETBALL Row I Claudette Mohler Lola Sowards, Grace Heldxsh, Marlene Cox Carolyn Cormany, Joan Bulgrm, M1ss S1b1ey Vlcek Sh1r1ey Walter, Lolly Hagenbush ROLL 'EM BQN ES 1 : , n Q . ' - , Row 2: Pat Brown, Nancy Houser, Mary Hamilton, Sally Schieb, Jean , . BASEBALL F1rst Row B Spence, B Palmer, D R1p1ey, D Roach Second Row J Smlth, B Erwlne, L Marvm, J Se1gfr1ed, B Brace P Slusser, L Harvey, Coach M111er Thlrd Row D Acker, S Osburn, G MOFFIS, R Yoder, E3 Smmpson B TRACK F1rst Row .T Sexgfmed, D Craytor Second Row A R1dge1y, C Engleman, .T R1tt1ch1er Thlrd Row D Wuerzer, B Sarver, D Oglesby , Coach Kormamk ' : . . . ' . . ' , McCrock1in, D. Craytor, R. Hubbard. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS .M wr:-f' mm- 4' Left to R1ght Sue Barlow, Lolly Hagenbush Pat Sumer1x Jan Horton goo OOS!! S ar A , Q WH el 6 Y Q, 1 Q E 'gf ,- if f v., 12 g ' ! 3 . W . I as S I ' 1 , f . NVQ '- MJ ew- ,, V Q W Y Mfrs-f' . of E .Q . -'jf' ' ' f f Q., -s . , . GU' Q W wif? -S' m . 1-+ U . , , , . 5 -If A 9 . A N X 5 ' S- ., x 5 v -ya.. ' 5. Asif gf- 'fiq... Hungry? 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CLINE DRAIN SERVICE FEE? xcensed by Summ1t County B ard of Heath Electrlc Eel for Sewer Open1ng A Complete Home SQPVICE STad1um 2431 2370 Trrplett Boulevard A ron 12 Oh1o THE CHANNEL 5 8: IO 432 Turkeyfoot Road West Open9a m to9p m Just West of Dletz s Landmg M1 6868 Comphments of KENIVIORE GREENHOUSE ETTER'S SERVICE STATION PAUL BROWN CONSTRUCTION CO 3 5 State R0 d MI 2107 THORNTON PASTRY SHOP BL 9550 Cakes for all Occas1ons Compllments of HARBOR BAR Portage Lakes Drlve M1 9045 Congratulatxons Class of 50 MC CROCKLIN'S FUR FARM YUDER BROS INC V 'T'Ll ' Q. All I , . Nguktl ' ., .. x , C I fa! H f QL ' L A ' 0' 1 . , k , . 9 5 a l I BRUMBAUGH FLORAL SHOP 932 Florxda Ave SH 3828 PECK'S STUDIO nYAN's rim: roons Congratulatlons and Best W1shes c 50 AKRON STEEL FABRICATORS C0 3291 Manchester Road Akron s Oldest Photographer MI 5414 Structural and Steel Welded Plates PEPPEIVS P 1. PAPER 3 X Dry Cleaning AND Pressing Dyeing I H HERSTON PROP ck up and Dellver VICKY'S BARBER SHOP Phone 9 Night 2 3025 Bender Avenue Alteratlons and Repalrs 1329 E Market Street nnowmns' COVENTRY HARDWARE smzvrcz: s'rA'rroN Sherwm Sz W1ll1ams Pamt Seruce Center Radxo dt Appllance Repa1r1ng Manchester Road Electrlcal 81 Plumbmg Suppl es Robinson Avenue Bob Abbott, Class of 40 MI 9023 MI 4610 486 488 Portage Lakes Dr1ve AKRON COCA ' COLA BOTTLING COMPANY compnmems of 101 NORTH HIGH STREET BL 3178 A FRIEND to the lass of H M1 .'e, H ' 47' 5 fi ' 7'1 -f QQ 1413 - 4.1 . . , . Pi ' y -St. 113 ' -Mi. 010 at Q , 'fx WF! W WE 3-we Vs.. ROSE VILLA Compliments of 36 Portage Lakes Dri e icken Fish 81 Steak Dinners A FRIEND Home Made Pies Frozen Pies Closed Every Monday PRENTICE AND COMPANY FUNERAL HOME L H Prentice 856 Corburn Street FR 2611 E R Mt Carty 1154 Kenmore Boulevard SH 2515 Invalid Car Serviu. KOOL VENT METAL AWNING CO SPORT CENTER 506 West Tuscarawas Lifetime Aluminum 5 Permanent Colors PL 3811 2303 Manchester Rd Barberton, Ohio Joe Sherwood SOBEL REMPEL MANUFACTURING CO FURNITURE CO INC 404 Morgan Ave Akron, Ohio Best Wishes 0 3 e ss Think of Sobels ' ' 1122 26 South Main Street Akron, Ohio .TE 7215 Open evenings by Appointment PORTAGE LAKES BOWLING CENTER Open Bowling 10 a m to 6 30 p m every day Free lessons given on bowling 3423 Manchester Rd M1 9027 BOWER'S SOIIIO SERVICE 1208 Wooster Road N Barberton, Ohio GAINER'S BARBER AND BEAUTY M1 6666 MOORE'S GROCERY Groceries Meat Vegetables Beer Wine to take out MI 6221 528 Portage Lakes Drive 8 k 'v Ch' , ' , ' SH. 710 - When you think of Furniture FR 171 - A ' t th Cla' of '50 ' ' Cornpllments of ACME CLEANERS Save the Acme Way ' Complete C1ClI'1l1'11., S1 rv1ct Sh1rts Bt 1ut1fu11y Ldundtrtd 124 30 E South Street Bachelor Ldundry Strvmt Bend1x Self Serve Llundry Phone HE 1111 Me tal Spmnmgs BUCKEYE CYCLE 1Spec 14111515 1n Akron for 24 Ye 1r51 L1g,ht 1nd Heavy Expt r1ment11 V1 ork COMPANY D105 .1155 Tools F1xtureb Sportmg Goods Specmlmts FRANK I STOLITZKA AND SON Eaot M111 Street Mgtdl Spmnmo 237N Adams FR 4133 Comphments of DR F B ALEXICH 600 Kenmore Blvd Sherwood 0721 THOMAS GARAGE 432 Barberton Alhance Road MI 9077 T1res Batterms Road SCFVICG BILL PASCI-lAL'S GENERAL TIRE SERVICE INC 820 Bowery Strett Akron Oh1o 1 Farm TIFQS Automob11e T1res Trutk T1re5 Ka' 1 i xx 2' T ' 1 ' 1 1 '.? 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JSF Www SIMPSON S SERVICE Mam Street at Portage Lakes Drlve MI 9083 RAY SOURS ITALIAN VILLAGE REALTY CQ I947 s MAIN STREET PA olol Servmg Excluswely 3417 Manchester Road Chicken a la Yoga Bond MI 4873 PORTAGE LAKES PHARMACY INC 480 PORTAGE LAKES DRIVE M .3514 JUNKER BROS SERVICE 24 Years 1n the Same Locauon PORTAGE LAKES DRIVE Congratulahons Class of 1950 Cornpltments of HARDWARE Ph11 Gas Apphances G ld W t S t Ou d er YS ems Mam at Waterloo 3128 S Mam Street THE LAKE SHOPPE 482 Portage Lakes Drlve MI 2917 WEISBERGERS INC 52nd ANNIVERSARY Ladles and Mlsses We-armg Apparel Store Smce 1898 Charge and Layaway Accounts S7 W TUSCARAWAS AVENUE SH 3717 RATHBUN S GROCERY WELCH S TAVERN H E SIMONS co IEWELRY MUSIC FINE FOODS GROCERIES 507 Tuscarawas Ave W MEATS Manchester Road VEGETABLES Frozen Foods SH 0163 SH 6410 Barberton I-, ll f' SOHIO PRODUCTS PORTAGE LAKES I AR-I--S PLACE ig H W-1-vw i ,nw- qwwwif -il 3,19 ii f:'2.A s. :ws Best Wishes to Class of '50 SXXXXX l I 7 fy, V- '51 Miffilme s PORTAGE LAKES WEEKLY KESSELRING DAIRY 1537 Triplett Boulevard Akron, Ohio STadium 1241 Quality Healthful Dairy Products Delivered to Your Door Remember enny for Penny Your Best od Buy M 'run WATERLOO muvr: IN ummm Bom sum, Serves Good Food To The World's Best People MARTHA MEST ' Our Customers 423 E Wat91'100 PA 0095 Beacon JournalReporter WARNER BOAT HOUSE HM MILLER'S BARBER SHOP WM I SCHLUP FUNERAL HOME Home of Slncerxty ln Servxce 788 Kenmore Blvd Akron 14, Ohxo SH 1212 24 Hr Ambulance Serv1ce Best VN xshes Comphments of Mlss Smlth Mr Dorsey Mr and Mrs PeterC Dadoly Mr and Mrs R H lrvm Mrs Packan Mr and Mrs Edward Khpstexn Mrs S E Mc Farren Mr and Mrs M W Craytor Mr and Mrs Gus Alley Coventry Band Parents Mr Wellock Mrs Charles Cole Mrs RussellE Hobbs DR I H KURTZ Tr0yJ Mxtchell Ollver Shanafelt P Fo is ilk I .7 Y ' DJ Patrons If You Vant to Buy or Sell Real Estate Call I-I I HO!-IMAN REALTY C0 Realtor We Handle All Forms of Insurance and Bonds Clty Offlce FR 2167 601 Fxrst Central Tower Lake Offxce M 2277 479 Portage Lakes Drxve Vve Can Do The Job For You Paul H Hohman ln charge of Lakes Offlce BRODE Comphments of C0mP11m9ntS of DRY CLEANING C0 Pnnssum at snvnnn nnowws Quahty Cleaners CLEANERS MEAT MARKET 930 Kenmore Boulevard Kenmore Blvd PL 5417 MILLHOFI' FEED Fme Quallty Meats Dave Lamb Portage Lakes Representatxve 7 2 SH 5514 Abe L1nco1n's Adv1ce Congratulatxons Class of '50 I wxll prepare myself for opportunlty when It comes ' WALTER BURKHOLDER Manufacturlng Jewelers and Statxoners Class Rxngs of 1950 R Seaver, Akron Representatxve Kenmoremvd Headquarters for Elgln Watches LEO E SANTILLI Jeweler al. THE STUVER BROTHERS COMPANY 692 Wooster Road West Bcrberton Ohxo PDRTAGE LAKES T1 h Sh 3144 GREENHOUSE Lockwood Corners READY MIXED CONCRETE M1 3422 HARDWARE DU PONT PAINTS Same Locatlon for 25 years . - , . . - - I - - - . ' SH - 0 6 , U ' - me ' ' ' . DRY CLEANING A . . ' ' eep one: . I V '-v-A ,k tv' 'E' 1. f 3,8 ,N 4 1 5-'L f K' lp' X ' 'J iff .. I , ,K V i 5 m ,A P1 x, pg V' X 5 AS A Q 1 . -KTA! PM 4? , my Km THE CARTER IONES LUMBER CO 3445 MANCHESTER ROAD M lk 6161 4-'Z' IEEE! UMBER C O CA A'l .'::nu.,..p..., LUMBER HARDWARE PAINT ROOFING INSULATION WALL BOARD PLASTER BRICK TILE SASH DOORS LADDERS THE CARTER IONES LUMBER CO 3445 MANCHESTER ROAD Mldl k 6161 R CARTFRTJODES LUMBER Id a e x V1I XXV' , D I I 5 W A I ' 3 IIWRTER'RRWR-JONES A L A-I u CO. gg - I W sg U 9 SENIORS BEST OF LUCK DEEM S MARKET V P409 RoRMAN s LANDING A M 32111 BEST WISHES TO THE Class ol 50 HAPPY SHOPPERS MARKET Portage Lakes Lumber Company 7 S a MI 2262 Co or Manche I Road a d Portage Lakes Dr v SMITH S GROCERY G oce 1 F h Vegetable L e of Baby 1 194 K111 an Road Comp11ments of A Frlend LYMAN HAWKINS LUMBER LUMBER HARDWARE PAINT 13 0 U Kenmore Boulevard Comp11m nt I FRANKS FURNITURE BARBERTON OHIO FIRESTONE PARK CLEANERS AND FURRIERS PA 3714 PA 4516 KNOW YOUR CLEANER M W W H1cke1 O 174 S Mal St Akro Ohlo CITY WIDE DELIVERY SERVICE ALSO PORTAGE LAKES COMPTON S Fo fage To Clean 5 LOCKWOOD HARD WARE 6 SUPPLY C0 0 H I O F U R N I T U R E BARBERTON s LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE McDOWELL PHARMACY LOCKWOOD SERVICE STATION N 1 fif Y H A ,, , I 5 1 x .1 ' A I ' U' lv 1. ' 312. .M in Street rn s er n i e V Complete Lumber Serv1C I 1 r r'es - res Meats ' s New in Gifs ' i ' e s o I rs. . . ' , wner 9 . 'n . I n. ' I r wn er - I 46' MIDWAY LUNCH 3436 Ma chester Road MI 9049 Complxment f Ruth and Smokey NA RZISI CONSTRUCTION C0 Industmal and Commerc1a1 Resldentlal Bu11d1ng Remodehng and Alteratlons Bnckwork and Concrete Bu11ders of the New Turkeyfoot Elementary School 228 South Arlmgton Je. 2072 vw, ya Q, 4' -,ff 'E aff' 1 f K s S W . sl ng ,Qt A n 1 . S O .am La- ' 'Kel' f ' Q L A I Comphments of COMET LUNCH Oppo slte Coventry Hlgh Complxments of CANNON'S BEAUTY SHOP 3814 Turkeyioot Rd Mldlake 3207 Edlth Starkey, Proprxetor oots ' Se1gfre1d Operator FACTORY OIL COMPANY Texaco Dxstrlbutors 979 Grant Street LAKE DRIVE FLOWER SHOPPE Flower for all occaslons Telegraph and Dellvery Servlce Wcddmgs our Specxalty 2945 S Maln Street MI 2289 BROWN'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP DR W I' PRIM Grocer1es Cold Meats Vegetables Gas O11 Clgarettes Not1ons Lockwood Western Road, Barberton, Oh1o Cor State Route 619 PL 3212 I-IAI'I'NER'S SPORTING GOODS 3431 Manchester Road Portage Lakes BOWIIDQ Center Buxldmg Everythmg for the Sportsman 81 Athlete MI 4344 TIIORNTON'S SOI-IIO SERVICE Mam and Waterloo Grease 8: Washmg PA 0206 LOCKWOOD GROCERY 3730 Manchester Road Grocer1es Fresh Meats Frozen Foods Vegetables MI 4722 PORTAGE TOWN SALES 8: SERVICE Guaranteed Used Cars Also General Repaumg, Pamtmg and Body Work 3100 S Mam Street MI 4471 John S Ellxot A1 Nlelsen , . - , 0 A Compliments of Compliments of I-. THOMAS GROCERY ATHA'S QUALITY IVIEATS 795 East Exchange HE 4764 Street The Friendly Neighborhood Meat Markets With Downtown Prices Two Markets To Serve You 1481 South Main Street PA 9808 Compliments of SANDREN E' S AND SON' S THE SOURS COAL 8: SUPPLY CO Coal, Feeds, 8: Builders' Supplies 120 E Tuscarawas Avenue Barberton, Ohio Phone SH 1725 SH 3166 Compliments of SIMPSON'S O K BODY 8: FENDER GARAGE 1208 Wooster Rd N At Stop 97 Pl 4818 H B Simpson Compliments of ROOD S SERVICE STATION 493 Wooster Road West Barberton, Ohio COVENTRY SODA BAR 3116 S Main Street M1 9008 Compliments of SENIOR Y TEENS LOCKWOOD PUMP SERVICE 3726 Manchester Road Myers Water Pumps P1ttsburgh Paints Electric Water Heaters Water Softners 8: Filters Well Drilling Sz Drivmg Pump Repairing FHA Terms ff e 'Scheu Mgr 8zOvmeI' SALES M1 3327 LUNDY' S AMOCO SERVICE General Auto Repairing Tires Batteries Accessories 3408 Manchester Road MI 9002 LOCKWOOD Fred Greenawalt SHerwood 8175 Masonery Roofing Carpentery Plastering General Repairing 3521 New Portage Road L s' -- . ' CONSTRUCTION CO. 3 'i x 5,1 94 DAVID CLEAVER CO. General Contractors 390 Morgan Avenue Akron 11, Ohio FR 9126 Compliments of TURKEYFOOT YQUNG S HQTEL Compllments of 2744 Manchester Road DR PAUL PRESSLER SH 6116 D M1 3317 LONG'S SOI-H0 SERVICE TIRES TUBES 24 hour towmg MI 5805 N1ght LOCKWOOD CORNERS M19098 Day BELGRADE BLUE noor SISSON 8: SONS GARDENS STTMT STATION nnocx Mrs sf 401 E State Street, Barberton Home cooked meals SH 0113 Route 619 SH 3880 PAKIVS PI-IYSICIAIWS AND SURGEON'S PHARMACY Prescrlptlon 8: Manufacturmg Chemlst Turkeyfoot Lake Road, Portage Lakes, Akron, Oh1o Where You Can Be Sure That Your Prescr1pt1on W111 Be Compounded By A Reglstered Pharmacxst I . R. . 4 ' Mike, Topalsky, Prop. Delicious cube steaks X -.. 'is ww W 'xffwk


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