Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

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President ----------- Dick Snyder Vice-President ------- Rebecca Stockham Secretary --------- Margaret Martin Treasxirer - -- -- -- -- Marilyn Shaffer Sgt.-at-Arms --------- Larry Gardner We began our first year in Dalton High School with seventy-six members in our class. As soon as we became acquainted with each other, we elected our class offi¬ cers. After a day of carrying buckets and polishing shoes and an evening of initiation, we emerged full- fledged Freshmen. Mr. Berg was our Class Adviser and our Student Council members were: John Ellis Sprunger, Ron¬ ald Hostetler, and Colleen Nussbaum. Our class has made a promising start in all school activities. Both boys and girls were represented in the sports list. Seven boys tried out for Reserve Basketball. They were Jim Bolender,Larry Gardner,BILL Sommer, John Ellis Sprunger,Bob Weikert,Paul Wertz,and Nathsui Yoho. Nathan was a regular starter on the Reserves. Ima Smith was chosen for both a Football Cheerleader and a Reserve Basketball Cheerleader. We were honored by having seven of our boys chosen for the Mixed Chorus which is usually comprised mainly of Juniors and Seniors. All the Freshmen girls were in the Glee Club and we were very well represented in the Marching Band, the Orchestra, the Concert Band and in the Music Contest. f ; I First Row: John Earl Sprunger, Kenneth Amstutz, Ronald Raber, M vln Lehman, Robert Weik¬ ert, Clarence Weygandt, Clair Clark, Ernest Weaver, Raymond Ressler, James Nussbaum Second Row: Sylvia Slabaiagh, Marilyn Shaffer, Wanda Ryneer, Gregory Close, Loretta Snavely, Elizabeth Mason, Lewis Snyder, Earl Hazel, James Fahrnl, Edson Graber Jr,, John Ellis Sprxinger, Richard Snyder, Ronald Hostetler, Ernest George Third Row: Marlene Moser, Bessie Steiner, Elizabeth Lehman, Pat Kerr, Rowena Garman, Rebecca Stockham, Roger Eberly, James Bolender, Dennis Brillhart, Myrron Horst, Dean Sullivsui, Donald Hofstetter, Thomas Brown Foxirth Rowr Vida Schloneger, Vera Schloneger, Margaret Steiner, Lavonne Hauenstein, Ima Smith, Marlene Cline, Grace Rehm, Virginia Reed, Genevieve Nussbaum, Nathan Yoho, Danny Shisler, Verna Lower Fifth Row: Shirley Swisher, Msucine Mumaw, Marjorie Hofstetter, Amos Ziramerly, Colleen Nussbaum, Shirley Hare, Anna Belle Lehman, Carrol Eggeman, Ruth Ann Fogle, B6u bara Butzer, Margaret Martin, Florence Hartzler Sixth Row: Mr, Berg, Paul Wertz, Robert McGovern, Larry Gardner, Pearl Ault, Karl Werntz, David Gerber, Jerald Nichols, Myron Werntz, Raymond Good, Harlan Nussbaum, David Gard¬ ner, Billy Sommer, Rose Marie Gerber f 21

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F 1 n ?l oor V V V President - - Vice-President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sgt.-at-Arms - Donferd Nussbaum Shirley Lance - - Martha Wertz Trudy Kerstetter Kenneth McKee At the beginning of the year, the Sophomore enroll¬ ment numbered fifty-seven. Six members withdrew during the year, but foior others entered. Shirley Peters and Walter Stoll, who had been ill, were able to return dxir- ing the year. James Neal came from Burbank to stay with us and LeonardLepley ofKlUbuck was with usfor a while. Mr. Hummel was our Class Adviser and Student Council mem¬ bers were: Jim Swartz, Dick Pischnich, andEllis Martin. Early in the year we selected our class colors of grey and red. Another highlight was our class party at the home of Clarabel Douglas. We had a wonderful time playing games and participating in barn dances. Later in the year, the first section of oiir history class met at the Hummel home. It was here that the History Club was born. The second section was then entertained by the Hummels on a later date. Participation in other activities included Clarabel Douglas, Marilyn Nussbavun, and Marcia Haney in the Decla¬ mation Contest. Of these, Marcia Haney qualified to go to Columbus in Poetry Reading. For Reserve Basketball there were Carl and Charles Kick, George Kelbly, Donferd Nussbaum, Homer Gerber, and Donald Schultz. Later in the season George Kelbly dressed forthe Varsity. Clara¬ bel Douglas won a berth onthe Varsity Cheerleading team. First Row: Marcia Haney, Trudy Kerstetter, Dick Pischnich, Marjorie Horst, Marilyn Nuss¬ baum, Glenn Loomis, Janet Case, Mae Eberly, Glenna Prase, Carolyn Britton, Lillian Weaver, Ruth Shararao Second Row: Charles Kick, Anna Jean Gerber, Maurine Merriman, Carl Kick, William Ress- ler, Shirley Lance, Nancy Parsons, Lila Amstutz, Alice Slabaugh, Martha Duvall, Jeanne Brotherton Third Row: Carol Brown, Junior Troyer, Donald Schultz, Richard Gerber, Trenna Tinsler, Dale Stoin, Walter Nolt, Virginia Lavering, Darlene Sapp, Clarabel Douglas, Joanne Brotherton, Mary Snyder Fourth Row: Clarice Wenger, Kenneth McKee, Olln Brillhart, Paul Martin, Homer Gerber, John Pritchard, Martha Wertz, Donferd Nussbaum, Carolyn Lehmsui, Fred Pahrnl, Geraldine Rhine Fifth Row: Mr, Hummel, James Swartz, Ellis Martin, Prank Llntern, Max Griffith, George Kelbly, Lynn Ziegler, Larry Rossiter

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LATIN CLUB In 1950 the Latin classes had a Roman banquet, for which they dressed in Roman style costumes and ate only the kinds of food that were used in ancient Rome. The Freshman acted as slaves and served the second year class. The evening was so much enjoyed that this year ' s classes held a similar banquet. Again we had sport in imitating Roman costumes andfoods. With no forks on the table the diners were compelled to use fingers and spoons in un¬ accustomed ways, thus adding to the general merriment. Both years the Latin groups have prepared to sing Christmas Carols and other songs in Latin and have pre¬ pared short plays. As this is being written a play is being prepared for use in an assembly program which we hope those who hear will understand and enjoy. This year two Latin clubs have been formed to act as sponsors of needy orphans overseas. It seemed suit¬ able for students of a foreign language to be interested in helping unfortunate children who speak in foreign lanquages. Club No. 1 is sponsoring a boy in Finland while Club No. 2 has for its foster childa little Korean girl. Bene vale dlclmus 1 Latin I Officers President ----------- Maxine Mumaw Vice President ------ Rebecca Stocldiam Secretsiry - -- -- -- -- -- Rowena Gaimian Treasurer --------- Rose Marie Gerber Latin II Officers President ----------- Walter Stoll Vice President --------- Dale Stoln Secretary --------- Carolyn Britton Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- - Martha Wertz Sports Continued: George Kelbly scored his lonesome basket of the evening with two seconds to go making it lj.3 - 2. Dalton played their first overtime game of the sea¬ son with Doylestown. When the final horn blew, the score was knotted i;2 all. In the three minute overtime, Dalton outscored the Chipps six to three as we came back with a I|.8 - ij.5 victory. In another overtime game with the Shreve Trojans the Bulldogs emerged victorious by a score of 0 - I 4 . 5 , In the final game of the season,Smithville defeat¬ ed Dalton by a score of 0 - i).l. Dalton drew Fredericksburg for its first opponent in the Wayne Coimty Tournament. Dalton and the P’reddies we re tied eight times andthe score changed hands eleven times as neither team could pull ahead to a comfortable lead. The horn blew when the Freddies were ahead 44 to 43. Dalton met the Apple Creek Aces to open the first roundln the consolation series. Dalton led all through the game as we proved superior to the Aces and won by a score of 52 - 46. We next tangled with Burbank. When the final gun went off Dalton lead 4l to 22, Dalton met the Fredericksburg Freddies for the second time in the tournament. The Freddies jumped to an early lead, but Dalton came roaring back inthe second half. The Bulldogs led 52 - 5l with five seconds making it 53 - 52 in favor of the Freddies,thus putting Dalton out of the tournament. School Calendar Continued; history club The Hi3toi y Club came into being as adire ct result of the activities of the Citizenship Education Project, While working on a project Locating Areas for Student Action, it was suggested that a group be formed to in¬ fluence action in permissible areas. An organizational meeting was held January 26, 1952, with twenty-two stu¬ dents and a faculty member present. Charter officers were elected as follows; President ----------- Martha Wertz Vice-President -------- Walter Stoll Secretary-Treasiirer ------ Shirley Lance Other members ofthe history classes who helped the officers formulate the constitution were: Glenna Frase Dale Stoin, George Kelbly, Jim Swartz, Carolyn Lehman and Trenna Tinsler, A drive for charter members was started with results quite successful, Itls hoped that this organization lll promote mutual understandings, better school spirit, and more opnortvinlty for student participation in school activities. MAY 2 - Senior Class Play - Such talent 3 - District Scholarship Tests - You can do it 9 - Junior-Senior Banquet - Very nice, J iniors Id - Spring Musicale 20 - Senior Farewell Assembly 22 - Final Exams begin - Goodbye exams, forever 25 - Baccalaureate Night - Serious thinking 27 - Commencement - Goodbye all Senior Farewell Assembly May 20, 1952 Baccalaureate Service May 25, 1952 Speaker - Rev. L. Merrel Marker Dalton Presbyterian Church Commencement May 27, 1952 Speaker - Dr, Dwight L, Arnold Director of Guidance and Testing Kent State University I, Norma Schultz, will my ability to have fun to Jean Eggeman, I, Glenn Showalter, will my ability in music to Harold Showalter. I, Edwin Singer, will my red hair to Ronald Raber. I, Curtis Sprunger, will my sling shot ability to Bill Moser, I, Marion Steiner, will my good speech work to Elton Lehman, I, Barbara Tinsler, will ray ability to p lay the guitar to Arlene Frase, I, Vera Werntz, will my ability to get along with Medina men to Mai ’ Miller, I, Shirley Wertz, will my ability to play the trumpet to Janice Teeple, WITNESSES; ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW fr - Class of 1952 Jime Gerber, President Gwendolyn Graber, Secretary Gene Hazel Charles Laverlng 22 -