Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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E. - , -, Q-is tif, -4. 4-,af-.me f. -. ,.--HQ: M ,Aa f 5- fi 51 Q I -1-1-,Y x y T116 Signal 1953 W V E D I T O R - I N - C H I E F Mary Lee Schupp B U S I N E S S M A N A G E R Shirley J an Brown Table of C ontents 12322 2.11 E252 .....W' 2 E32 The Signal . ...... l Dedication . . . 3 Administration . . . 4 Faculty .... . 5-8 Seniors . . . 9-26 Juniors . . . 27-50 Sophomores. . . 31-54 Freshmen . . 55-40 Eighth Grade. . . . 41 Seventh Grade ....... . . 42 Activities and Organizations . . . . 43-60 Snapshots ......... . 61,64,67,7O Sports . . 62,65,65,66 Calendar. . . . . 68,69 Advertising . . . 71,76 2 Dedication 4 We, the class of '55 take pride in dedicating this our 1955 Signal to Mr. Fred H. Manning,omrprinc1pa1 for the past two and a half years. Though we appreciate him for his administrative ability, we will best remember him for his patience and help to us during his stay at Dennison High School, 5 Administration Principal Fred H. Manning Mr. Manning has proved himself to be a capable and efficient leader and advisor in this school. His personali- ty and interest in our school is appreciated. He has become linked through friendship with the students and faculty. Supt. E. F. McCarroll During his entire tenure as Superintendent of Schools, Mr. McCarro1l, our present Supt., has served Dennison schools faithfully and dili- gently. His loyalty and con- sideration to both the school and the student body has won the appreciation of all. We are proud to have him as our leader. Sally McCluskey School Secretary 4 X I Faculty Carroll A. Cain Dorothy Stauffer Kent State University, B.S., Otterbein Co11ege,B.A., History, Geography, Drivers' Home Economics Education Igsvfa Charles Stocker Wooster College A.B. Kent State University, Graduate Study P.Ed. Health, Social Studies Robert Kettlewell Muskingum, Bose in Edog Latin, Mathematics, National Honor Society Marjorie Manning f West Virginia University o E lish, Movie A.B., M.A., ng Senior and Career Club, A. H1-Lites Club John Harmon Heidleberg, A.B. Science, Biology, Student Council, Coach, Assistant Principal S. TP Dorothy Stewart B.S. Muskingum, Vocal Music, High School Choir and Ensemble 'U fM Mn an-va, f' J' -Q 7 QQMK Michael Lower Kent State University, A.B. B.S. in Business Accounting, aduate Study, Bookkeeping, hool Treas- Gr Social Studies, Sc urer, Athletic Manager, Senior Sponsor hf,g' Irma George Muskingum, A.B. Commercial William Jerles Muskingum, B.S. English, Junior Play Ernest Vinci Ohio University B.S. and M. Ed. Industrial Arts Yearbook George Stucky Ohio State Uni- versity, B.S., Cincinnati Con- servatory of Music, M.M., Band Donald Rinkes Muskingum, A.B. Kent State Uni- versity, Graduate Study Math, Science, Projector Club 0 S we . I fi J ., 'E ff 4- 6 2 w ll! 5 . ill. . . X H' X 7 bi 'D ' . gg Seniors Senior Officers OFFICERS President ------ Jim McCord Vice-President - - Rufh wright Secretary ----- Patty Snow A Treasurer - - -Mary Lee Schupp CLASS MOTTO VY we shall find a way or make one. q ml-C '4 , V '-'f5',,- .it CLASS FLOWER U15 'js'-'f ,'!15gvjg' Carnation i ,,'N X U Q CLASS COLORS XX Maroon and silver 10 Floyd Morris Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 2,3,45 D Club 45 Forestry Club 2. Carol Destefani Band 1,25 Forestry Club 25 G.A.A. 5,45 Movie Club 45 Play 45 Kindergarten helper 4 Bill Gerber Scwanhaka High School 1,2,55 Career Club 45 NDN Club 45 Fo ball 3,45 Track 4. Gloria Natoli Forestry Club 25 Movie Club 45 Librarian 45 Corre- spondence Club 35 Signal Staff 45 Primrose reader 5,45 Kindergarten helper 2,4 11 Roy Custer Movie Club 4 Forestry Club 2 Sylvia Biddlestone Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3,45 Ensemble 5,43 Forestry Club 2. Patty Patterson Forestry Club 33 G-A.A. 2,5,4Q Career Club 43 Signal Staff4. Basil Hillyer Forestry Club 23 Career Club 43 'Du Club 2,3,4- President 43 Football 2,3,4Q' Co-captain 43 Track 2,5,4. Alyce Deeslie 3 Forestry Club 2 ' Career Club 4 Dave Williams Career Club 43 Forestry Club 23 Fire Marshall ii Gordon Downie Movie Club 43 Foot- ball l,2,5,43 Basket- ball 2,53 Track 1626 5,43 Forestry 2, D Clube Bill Hunter Forestry Club 23 Career Club 43 'Du Cl b 2 5 4 u I a 5 Football 2,5,4- Co- cap- tain 43 Track l,2,5,4I Basketball 1,2f Signal Staff 3,43 Plays 5,43 Class President 2,53 National Honor Society 5,4-President 4. Ruth Wright Prince of Peace 53 Movie Club 43 Band 1,2,5,43 Forestry Club 23 Vice- Presi- dent 2,5,43 Student Council 13 G.A.A. 2,5,4I- President 43 Movie Operator 5,43 wr jf Librarian 5,43 N.H.S. . 5,45 Signal Staff 5,45 A Plays 5,43 Hi-Lites 4, l x X Shirley Shaw Forestry Club 23 Career Club 4. 15 Wayne Sterling Movie Club 43 Forestry Club 2 Shirley Brown Forestry Club 23 G.A.A. 2g5g4s Treasurer 5,43 Play 43 Signal Staff 5,4- Busi- ness Manager 43 Librarian 43 Movie Club 43 Stu dent Council Pres 43 NeHaSo 40 Patty Snow Uhrichsville 13 G.A.A. 2,5,43 Sec't of Class 5,43 N.H.S. 43 Signal Staff 5,43 Forestry Club 23 Attendant 43 Librari- an 5,43 Movie Club 43 Play 4. Edwin Wagstaff Signal Staff 53 Basketball l,2,5,4 Co-Captain 43 Foot- ball 43 Track 13 N.H.S. 43 Forestry Club Vice-President3 Band 13 Career Club 43 nDu Club 5,43 Football Manager 52 Student Council 2,43 Plays 5,43 Sue Stocker G.A.A. 2,5,43 Signal Staff 5,43 N.H.S. 43 Forestry Club 23 Student Council 23 Career Club 43 Plays 5,43 Librarian 43 Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,5,4 Ensemble l,2,5,43 Don White Movie Operator 5,43 Forestry Club 23 Movie 4 o 14 Nick Carter Forestry Club 23 Movie Club 43 Stage Manager Naomi Selzer GQAQAQ For- estry Club 23 Movie Club 43 Chorus 1,25 Band l,2,3,4. Robert wright Career Club 43 Forestry Club 23 Orchestra 1. Mary Lee Schupp Band 1 2 3 4' Chor s 9 9,3 1 u 1,2,5,4j Ensemble S 3,43 Forestry Club 23 Career Club 43 Signal 3,42 Class Treasurer 43 Plays 3,43 H1-Lites 4 Student Council 33 Movie Operator 3,4. G,A,A, 2,3,4s 15 Alan Miracle Basketball l,2,3,43 N.H.S. 43 Career Club 43 Plays 3,43 Class Treas. 13 Band 13 Forestry Club 2. Beverly Hickey Forestry 23 Career Club 43 G.A.A. 23 Plays 5,43 Signal Staff 43 Librarian 4. iii 'El' Anna Mary Rabbege Band 1,2j G.A.A. 2,5,4S Play 43 Forestry Club 23 Correspondence.Club 53 Movie Club 43 Kinder- garten Hilper 2,43 Bob Hilliker Career Club 43 Forestry Club 23 D-Club 2, Movie Projector Club 1, 2,33 Football Mana- ger 52 Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,53 Track 1,2,5. Carolyn Davis Forestry Club 23 Band 13 Chorus l3 G.A.A. 23 Signal Staff 3,43 Lib- rarian 2,42 Car- eer Club 43 Plays 5,4. Deb Bente Basketball 1,2,5,43 Movie Club 43 Movie Operator 1,23 Stage Manager3 NDW Club 43 Fbrestry Club 2. 16 W Jim McCord 3 Dale Zeimer Football l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Signal Staff 5,43 Eorestry Club 23 Career Club 43 Class Treasurer 1,2,3f NDU Club 2,3,43 Play 5. Lois Barr G.A.A. 43 Fbrestry Club 23Mov1e Club 4, Attendant 33 Play 4. ' 3 Football 2,5,45 Basket- ball 1,23 Track 1,25 Play 43 nDn Club 5,43 Student Council 1,23 Forestry Club 2. Shirley Maxwell Band 13 Movie Club 43 Librarian 43 Signal Staff 5,43 Cheerleader 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4S Play 33 Primrose Header 5,4. Marion Rabbege Forestry Club 23 Movie Club 43 Foot- ball 1,2,5,43 D 3,4. 'IY7 Tom Freed Movie Club 43 Play 52 Signal Staff 43 For- estry Club 2. Wilma Carpenter Career Club 4 Forestry Club 2 Bill Thompson Forestry Club 23 Career Club 43 Football 1,2,5,4Q Basketball 53 Movie Operator 3,4. 18 Joan Wise Tusky 1, Dover 23 Career Cl Virginia Arnold Movie Club, G.A.Af5, Senior Play 55 ub 40 P Tom Downey Forestry Club 2 Movie Club 4 Nw X Jeannine Bache Movie Club, Fbrestry 2, Senior Play, Student Council 33 Attendant lg Queen 43 Cheer - leader 2,55 Correspondence Club 2. Ralph Edwards nDn Club 5,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4g Career Club 43 Forestry Club 2. Patti Riggs Correspondence Clubg Career Club 4g For- estry Club 2. 19 Richard Jackson Forestry Club 23 Career Club 43 Foot ball 1,2,5,43 WDU Club 5,4. Don Ramsey Movie Operator 2,5,4Q Football 5,43 Forestry Club 2, 'D' Club 5,4. Jack Mitchell Forestry Club 23 Movie Club 43 Movie Projector operator 3. Shirley Carpenter Career Club 4 Forestry Club 2 4' ,V . .. Irene Zavasky Movie Club 43 Forestry Club 2 Shirley Bridgeman Fbrestry Club 23 Bend 1,23 Movie Club 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4. John Whitaker Forestry Club 23 'D' Club 3,43 Career Club 43 Play 5, Foot- ball 5, Track 1,2,5I Prince of Peace 2. ' .,' ..f1u, .Eg,,, W SENIOR HISTORY In 1949, 65 little green specks were bunched together into one large green speck - the freshmen class. How bliss- ful was that first year for us, for ignorance, as we all know, is bliss. However, Jeannine Bache was elected fresh- man attendant and also one of our cheerleaders which she held through out her Junior year. Bill Hunter was our class president this year and also our sophomore year. Naomi Selzer and Carolyn Davis were our majorettes in the band. Perhaps we were great worries to our teachers our soph- omore year, but how well we remember it! It was this year that Carolyn Davis was chosen as the queen's attendant and a few of our boys were starting to excel in sports, During the junior year this large green speck blossomed into a brilliant class. It was this year that many of our boys' names appeared on the sports pages. Some of these are: Bente, Wagstaff, Morris, Zeimer, McCord, Hunter, Hillyer, Thompson, Downie, Jackson, Edwards, and Rabbege. Ruth Wright was winner of the local and county Prince of Peace Contests. Jim McCord was president this year and also our senior year. Mary Lee Schupp, Ruth Wright. and Bill Hunter were elected as members of the National Honor Society. Lois Barr was chosen for the class attendant this year. This class pre- sented the highly successful play, uJunior Prom.n And now, as we look out and see our graduation drawing near, we know we will never forget those glorious days spent in D.H.S. Five more students were added to the National Honor Society. These were Snow, Wagstaff, Miracle, Brown, and Stocker. Jeannine Bache was our Queen this year with Patty Snow as her attendant. Naomi Selzer was our head ma- jorette and Shirley Maxwell, one of our cheerleaders. Wagstaff and Bente were co-captains of the basketball team and Hillyer and Hunter were co-captains of the football team. Our class play, WMister Co-Ed,' has proved to be just as successful as our junior play. 21 if UL CLASS WILL 450 0 the kids from the park, a boy as 'school on cold mornin's. To Dave 5 O'Hara, Jim Campisi, and Don Moody, all my good times at D.H.S. Also to Arlene, Ruth, Joyce, and Mary, all my books and hope they get more out of them than I did. I Carol n Davis will to m two I ......X. .....,9 Y brothers, Bob and Bill, all my good times at D.H.S., to Carl Ludwig, I, Shirley Maxwell, will to Violet Soulsby, my position as senior cheerleader. To all future seniors Mr. Lower as class sponsor. To all nice as Dale Zeimer to bring them to fx Q? I, John Whitaker, will to HZeken Shilling and Dick Cummings, one teaspoonful of gasoline so they won't have to walk to school. To Larry Nardi, my World froblems book so he won't get killed fighting for one. To Judy Moody and my sister Kuth, my ability to get along with Mr. Jirles. to All of the kids of the north end, a ride to school with Mrs. Deems and when yougret there I hope they have as much fun as I did. I, Gloria Natoli, will to Jackie Valentine, my seat in personal somebody to bother in seventh period Problems' To Betty Jean Fulton: study hall, to Janice Wallace, my my place BS typist for the few inches in the driver education car and I hope she has as much fun as I did. I, Ralph Edwards, being of insane mind and unsound body, do hereby will my position on the football team to Dick Armstrong and my new headgear to nChinku Murray. I, Anna Mary Rabbe e, will to m sister, Laney, all my good timeg at D.H.S. To Arlene Stier, my personal problems book and to the student who gets there first, my seat in senior homeroom. Hi-Lites, and to all the students at D.H.S., all my good times. I, Corky Deeslie, will to sister,'q Barbers and Nancy Hargrave, all the good fortune that I have had chance to meet up with. I hope they have more use for those classes than I did- 'I, Joann Wise, will to my brother, Jack, a longer stay at D.H.S. To Coreen Emhoff, I will my seat in the back of the room and my love for skating to Doris Shaffer. KT!!- nm. I hiya. . .4 . I, 233 Freed, will to Don Tinney, all I, Sylvia Biddlestone, will to my books and hopes he gets more out Barbara Yonley, my French horn. of them than I did. To Bob Thompson, To Nancy Arnold, my ability to my seat in senior homeroom. To Lefty, talk Mr. Stucky out of horn les- my ability to talk in study hall 54 sons, to Mary Lllen wilson, my the sixth period. To Mr. Lower, ano ability to be quiet, and to all ther senior class like ours and hope they have as much fun as we had. I, Shirley Carpenter, will to my sister, Judy, all my good times at D.H.S. To Doris Shaffer and Anna Mae Vermillion, Mr. Lower as home room sponsor. my friends, my good times at DOHOSI I I, Beverly Hickey, will to Betty Jean Fulton, my seat in senior homeroom and Mr. Lower as class sponsor. To my brother, Donnie, and to Judy Higgs, all my good times at D.H.S. Ir 2912121 Qridssman, will to my brother, Bud, my seat in senior homeroom. To my sisters, Darlene and Judy, and to Don Van Fossen, I, Lois Barr, will to my brothers ' all my good times an D.H.S' all my good times at D.H.S. To , Jeanie Reed, my seat in senior homeroom. I, Deb Qegte. leave my books to my sister, Joyce, and to Larry Shilling my ability to get along with Mr. Manning in sales class. I, David Williams, will to my brother, Tommy, all my books and hope he will ' get more out of them than I did. To M eenny and Larry Nardi, all my good , times at D.H.S. um. 'I, Floyd Morris, refuse to will any- thing because if it isn't worth tak- ing it isn't worth giving away. L I, Eichard Jackson, will my position on the football team to Gary Wright wiyj and my books to the unfortunate F his I, Nick carter, will to my niece fellow who Sets them' 'sr and nephew Molly and Bruce, my car to drive to school. To Larry Shilling, my life savings of 4d to buy gas so he can rideto sch- . will to the kids in ,5.g ool. To Larry Nardi, my seat in iiegfgdigfsggig 45 minute ride to oar? Mr. Lower s homeroom. To Coach School each morning. To Jean Reed,P Th? Siogkiika gym C1833 ghafagzesgut I leave my homeroom seat and all my 'lj cu e mmm n , I books. To the juniors, all the good A not least, a free bus line from times I had in my Senior year. M the park to school. 25 I ,,,,,., . mind, have drawn up this will. Id Jim McCord being of questionable have lied cheated, cursed, SWiP9 , swindled, stolen and even gone so far as to study, to get all I could from this school. I am not leaving a thing. I'm taking it all-with me I, Bill Hunter, will to my sister, Jo Ann, all my good times at D.H.b To Dick Cummings, I will a bushel basket for him to catch his passes in next year. T0 all the boYS of next years football squad, I will all the thrills and good times I had playing football. I, Naomi Dale Selzer, will to my q I, Bob Wright, will to my brother, Jack, my ability to get along with my teachers by keeping my mouth shut. To my sister, Ruth, my ability to squeeze through the tough subjects, and I hope all the future seniors have Mr. Lower for homeroom teacher I, Patti Riggs, will to Barbara McCool, my seat in Typing 2 class, and all the speed tests she will have to make up. To Betty Fulton, Mr. Lower as class sponsor. To my sister, Judy, my ability never to miss a day of school. I, Qgggl Destefani, will to Bill Romig, my seat in 7th period study hall. To my cousins Melvin and becky, and all the other students at D.H.S my good times and I hope they have many more. I Don Ramsey will to my SiSt9Pa Dorothy, everything that I leave' behind, which only will be the E S that I have received in English- And I hope she can get more out of it than I did. I, Alan Miracle, will to my brother and sister and therest of the Park, many long, cold walks to school. To Don Moody and nick Cummings, my great ability in science. To Mr. Manning, a public address system to play with in his old age, cousin, Helen Selzer, my books 'K and hope she gets more out of them than I did. To Larry Nardi, my Q- seat in 54 study hall. To Donald Tinney, my seat in senior homeroom. My position as head Majorette to XJ whoever gets it and I hope they en- joy it as much as I did. as I, Shirley bhaw, will to my cousin, Gary Thompson, all my good times at D.H.S. To Mary Ellen Wilson, the ability to take dictation faster than I did. I, Irene Zavasky, will to my brother. Richard, all my good times at D.H.S. My job as cashier in the cafeteria to anyone who likes to eat late, and to all the rest of the students, all my books and seats in this school. I, Patty Patterson, will to all the Park kids, a ride to school when it's ten below. To my cousin, Glenda, my personal problems book on nMarr1age and Family Livingu and I'm sure she will get as much out of that book as I did. To the senior classes of the future, Mr. Lower as class sponsor. v Q I, Gin er Arnold, will to some un- suspeciing soul, my books and I hope they get more out of them than I did. 151 To Joyce Bente, my seat in Mr.Lower's,,'e senior homeroom and to Dawna Alder- 4 gate, all my good times atD.H.s. 24 I Shirley Brown will to Ruth Clantz Barbara lonley, Joyce Bente, and Violet Soulsby my luck to get a ride to school almost every morning. To Betty Jean lrulton, all the fun I had in the office o when I was supposed to be working. T some unlucky girl, all my head-aches from trying to get the money to come out right in G.A.A. To Arlene Stier, I leave my seat ixmfrent of Mr. Lower's desk in world problems. To Janice wallace, 'Poppern Richardson, Joann Stier, Dave O'Hara, and Don Moody all my good times at D.H.S. .Ip Qggll Hillyer will to the bi 5 Jim Campisi, Dave O'Hara, and Din , M00dY, all my school books to be divided equally among them, and hope they get as much from them as I did. f-JOKE? To Joyce Bente, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Gordon Downie, will as follows: To Chuck Stocker, a team that can win more games than we could. To John Harmon, a state championship N for basketball. To Jay Peterson, a new crew to haul to Uhrichsville at noon. To Bob Bloom, Dave O'Hara, and nAceu, someone else to ride home with.from football practice. ability to get along with all of my teachers. To some poor unsuspecting soul, the pleasure of being senior class secretary. To Joyce Bente, Arlene Stier, Popper Richardson, Don il, Patty Snow, will to Jean Reed, my Moody, nChinkn Murry, and Dave O'Hara all my good times at D.H.S. I, Dale Zeimer, will to Red Huston, y rusty old ball and chain that I ave had these 12 fateful years of my life. To Coach Charlie Stocker, a bull whip, a box of aspirins and an ice pack for his head for next football season. To nGravy Trainn Dick Cummings, a lifetime ticket to ride the Gravy Train. To nMoot Tootn Moody, the center position on the football team. I, Jeannine Bache, will to nMoot Tootu, uChinku, uTinnyn, nDicku, and nSatchn the ability to have a good football and basketball team next year. To Violet, Lois. Popper, Joyce, and Arlene, all of my fine times here at D.H.S. To some lucky girl, my privi- ledge of being Homecoming Queen. And last but not least, to Janice and uAcen, the ability to have all the fun they can while in school. I, Marion Rabbege, will to Bob Thompson, the ability to get along with Mr. Manning better A than I did and my position as j linebacker on the football team. To my sister, Nancy, all my good times at D.H.S. I, Mary Lgg,Schgpp, will to some unsuspecting junior the position of editor of the Signal and to Barbie Deeslie, my seat in band. To Linda and Larry Miracle, Dawna l aldergate, and Donna Gold the funl' we had in band and don't give Mr. Stucky too hard of a time. Re- member someone said nSome people are as weak as a crutch.n I, Eddie Wagstaff, will to nAcen- Ludwig, my positions on the foot- ball and basketball teams. To Dave O'Hara and Jim Campisi, I leave my bookkeeping book, they can fight over it. To any student . who wants them, I leave my books, they ought to be as good as new, I never used them. To Mrs. Manning, I hipe she can get another student who liked poetry as much as I did, I, Ruth Wright, will to my brother, Gary, my gift of gab in hopes that he will put it to good use. To ig Edith Povick, Linda Miracle, and Judy Maxwell, my ability to stay f I out of trouble and to Mrs. Manning a class of kids who like English even half as much as I did. 25 I, Jack Mitchell, Don, all my books will get more out and to my sister, times at school, what ones I had. I, Sonny Thompson, will to my brothers, Bob and Gary, my books and good times at D.H.S. and also my ability to get along with the teachers. 1 I, bob Hilliker, since I have nothing to will and no one to will it to, I am going to take it all with me. I, Wilma Cargenter, will to my sister, Wanda, my job at the cafeteria. To Doris Shaffer, my home room seat in 34. To Joyce Roahrig, all my good times at D.H.S. will to my brother, in hopes that he of them than I did Polly, all my good I, Roy Custer, will to my brothers, Braden and Don, my truck to ride to school in. To my sister, Louise my books n I, Tom Downey, will all my books and anything that may be found belonging to me to the communists. We, Don White, Wayne Sterling, and - K Bill Gerber, refuse to will any- 3 thing on the grounds that it may - - tend to incriminate us. vt. v!,r ,e,257ZL'GmAgwuma6- ' u . A, 4 xji Q7 Q WL I QQQJQQ A25 ' . 0 A A Jin C, wif? so MM 5 Q paw? Cfffwwfa DTE ' is WW b'I MJ5Tf'f L - ww? I 'ff N0 .. fi I :J 'f 'Q siW'79W79i Q53 M Wwe ap QQ fl uniors 024 7IXXX :QU unior Qfficers OFFICERS President ---- Violet Soulsby Vice-President - - - Don Moody Secretary ---- Arlene Stier Treasurer ---- Larry Shilling God helps CLASS MOTTO those who hel P CLASS FLOWER Roses CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold 28 ff? Xi? themselves 'W S we will Q w Q I 5 ..-Q .v .Q. Q L 'ISS' if is Alvin Lester Anna Mae Vermillion Jim Campisi Joan Sheets Clara Richardson Don Moody Betty Fulton Larry Shilling Bob Roahrig Alma Sparks Larry Nardi Lois McCluskey li JW! -M S Y X X '.- vilz a ' f- ,::1. . . af f Bob Richards Arlene Stier Chink Murray Mildred Ortenzo Doris Shaffer Harold Hughey Barbara Yonley Dave O'Hara Jay Peterson Jackie Valenti as T16 Dick Armstrong Jean Sheets g I Q7 , ge 5 Y ,,, 3 S 3 4 Nancy Arnold if Bob Thompson Q, Li 1 if Sally Jo Kothe my A Hip Dick Cum ings gf I ,AS, Q Q Carrie Hunter if 'K W . Dick Huston ir Jean Reed 'li V Wi Bob Bloom 3 Betty MCG111 1' f 5? Jim Haas F .Al 5 Mary Maitland Jack Gossett Millison Kauffman Violet Soulsby 'mba Rose Hutchins 75 I Pauline Hutchins '- Dick winrod 3, .5 Faye Hargrave f' JUNIOR HISTORY The Juniors have bloomed into a prosperous looking class this year. Violet Soulsby and Nan- cy Arnold were chosen as Junior members of the National Honor Society. Violet Soulsby was also chosen a head cheerleader. Jean Reed was Junior attendant to the Homecoming Queen and Alma Sparks was one of our majorettes. Some of the names seen in the sports columns are: Dave O'Hara, Don Moody, Jack Gossett, Bob Thompson, Bob Bloom, Jim Haas, and Jim Campisi. Arlene Stier is secretary of the G.A.A.g she has held this position for two consec- utive years. We are expecting great things from this class of 1954. 50 'X f- L 0-A Sophomore-is f01Z7h07440V6 Ojfmfy OFFICERS President ----- Don Tinney Vice-President - - Mary Wilson Secretary - - - Janice Wallace Treasurer ----- Bob Roberts The road o CLASS MOTTO f toil leads 32 CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Red and Gray to success 1 - gr. wl- ' s 3 5 'S -QQ ci I , , . .tv X , Helen Selzer Fred Wright Joan Stier Tom Wright Dolores Barker on Van Fossen udrey Singhause eorge Carson leanor Cervellini arry McCue Mary Price Ronald Bower Paul Sinden Bill Romig Barbara Gates .ffm , an ga. A 35 avr A I M QC EX a 4 'E' 'V '? g 'ef G? , V e f ,Krrli, , f rr sg . 19 it . -. 5 1 6 J g Mary Wilson Bob Roberts Jackie Cargnel Bob Lecce Billie Ridgeway Gary Norman Dorothy Ramsey John Peterson Helen Burdette Gary Thompson Marie Maher Gary Page Barbara McCoo1 Red Houston Ruth Clantz f Sw Q ..., , t BA 4lIIII',' -vm qgiiiti : 5 i, Q 8' 'Wm y Edith Brower Gary Wright Joyce Bente Janice Wallace ' F K Virginia Maple Thelma Haas H -M Joan Hunter my ' J : Don Tihney Anita Stewart Braden Custer Joyce Roahrig Charles Bridgeman Margaret Balough Carl Ludwig Ida Gladman Don Czatt Edna Bloom I J 1: !Eii SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The sophomores this year have been very strong supporters of all school activities. Several of the sophomores have attained individual recognition. Janice Wallace was one of the majorettes and Ruth Clantz was chosen sophomore cheerleader. For their homecoming attendant, the cophomores elected Eleanor Cervellini. Carl Ludwig and Don Tinney saw action in both varsity football and basketballg Gary Wright, Gary Norman, Gary Page, Paul Sinden and Bob Roberts were on the reserve basketball team. The sophomore class members have made many contri- butions to the school program: an enthusiastic and hard working junior class next year is predicted. 54 We Freshmen Q FV65hW6W Ommfy OFFICERS President- - - - - Paul Morris V1ce-Pres1dent- - Leroy Murray Secretary ----- Bev. Jordon CLASS MOTTO With the ropes of the past we' ring the bells of the future FLOWER Yellow R036 COLORS Scarlet k Yellow Rose Cain Tom wright A M Leona Gamble ,Mx Q 1 f Anola Stocker Q Millie Gold 1 k R5 , 1'e ,Q Jerry Hill LJ ,, ee Barbara Vermiilion as Dave Staneart we Glenda Patterson 6:3 Ruth Yonley Alvin Newton Linda Miracle Bob Roseberry Mary Tantarelli Eddie Price Bernadine Sikora q5AEx George Carmack 4MuQ5n Dorothy White Qfff I ,,5e,, 3 57 Linda Arnold Don Custer Joyce Chaney ar- 9' .11-gp al Y , 1 . ,r w 1. for A y fV Q j f QW! Merle Clantz Beverly Garbrandt Larry Miracle Dawna Aldergate Johnnie Gray Linn Gerber f fl Q1 wmv L ,Q H ' u I if -L I 'a- rv' L 1 I 1 5,1 K Herron Ralph Cottrell Ibanna Bente Danny McCue Sondra Dunlap Jim Treherne QQ' hu! A I i f ye ' '37 ii Shirley Garbrandt Lawrence Armstron Mary Devaul 8 1 vi 3 L M D ,ll ,mNigF, N -, .lg V Xggg D T5 'NY X5 :1 : A --Kr M J 0 1, a i figs. 'N .M SSH? Barbara Deeslie Paul Morris Darlene Lantzer Willim Clark Sonia Maxwell Bob Wilson Pauline Mitchell John Stratton Josephine Jones Shirley Harper Bill Martin Bonnie wells Lyle Barr Darlene Dryden Lonnie Parrish Ruth Schupp Richard Zavasky Agnes Malterer .S K ff? i' M X s . ..:, 'kg I 39 ' .. 1 gf- ? , ,X A 1 335, E X wr a A r.a'Q.'s. W w Shirley Murray Tom Hoffman Shelva Riley Leroy Murray Kenny Riley Shirley King Jack Wright 5 Beverly Roseberry wwf 5 z U Robert Treherne Virginia Fisher Don Mitchell Beverly Jordan Roy Williams Shirley Marty FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY The freshman class has not yet had an opportunity to win recognition in school activities although several freshmen students are well known by the older students. Little Barbara Deeslie was chosen to be one of the queen's attendants at the Homecoming Game and Mary Tanteralli was elected cheerleader. Linda Arnold, Larry Miracle, Eddie Price, and Bernadine Sikora are regular members of the school's Honor Roll. K. Herron and Larry Miracle were fre- Suent contributors for the gl-Lites. The freshmen class of sen is well on its way to a fine future. 40 , -A 'f 1 zz president Nancy Walton 0 Vice-President Richard Trolio I Secretary Carl Copeland 1, X. QP! 4' l IA . 2' I ' 'V' xx. I J JM an Ezggbib Gmde 41 President ---- Jim Basiletti Vice-President- - - James Long Secy'Tr'eas. ---- Ruth Wright feafen fb Grade fi 6 L 42 O Activities Student Council ffxuf X Lx The Student Council this year is under the guid- ance and direction of Mr. John Harmon. The president of the Student Council is Shirley Brown. A few of the projects the Student Council conducted this year are: Collecting money for the tuberculosis fund, the cleanup campaign, and hall patrol during the lunch hour. The student council was organized four years ago and each year has been improving and is still striving to better advantages for the students at D.H.S. This page courtesy of Larsen Clay Co. 44 ational Honor Society To become a member of the National Honor Society the students must meet high standards of service, character, scholarship, and leadership. Mr. R. S. Kettlewell has been advisor of the Nat- ional Honor Society for three years. This year there are seven seniors and two juniors. To be a member a student must have an average of 8575 or better. This is one of the highest honors a stu- dent may receive. The president of the Honor Society this year is Bill Hunter. N V Q54?Y?fddEff? Az- '143y ' - 593' x ' fi' 'S S W! ,fsffif f - , , 'swf ,Hrs 'gidwge gg? -.'wsf z' Q.-- -2'QQ2i4.'Z,4 6252 Vfg L25 Hai iq? C? it 'X -' iff' , f 1 3 tgaj This page courtesy of Dennison Hardware Co. 45 Career Club The Movie Club and Career Club are class clubs of the first and second period senior English classes. These clubs meet once every two weeks during regular class under the leadership of Mrs. Marjorie Manning. The purpose of each club is as fo1lows:To provide a recreational and educational activity thatwill be of inter- est to most students and will be of value to them in later life. It also gives students experience in parliamentary procedure and program planning. Educational and entertaining programs are presented by the different program chairmen and their committees. The Career Club and Movie Club, in a co- operative activity, served the school by preparing and pre- senting an original radio pro- gram, Training in Citizenship, in November in the interestsof the passage ofthe school levy. MoviC Club QX! GSE CTD? K LU B AA The Girls' Athletic Association, for the third consecutive year, is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Marjorie Manning. Some of the activities this year were bowling, skating, dancing, parties, volleyball, basketball and fudge sales. This club above all else, tries to stress good sportsmanship and teamwork. If ,2 Q A: YV I This page courtesy of Cooper's Dry Cleaners. mugazine sales siuclenis Again this year a magazine selling contest was sponsored by the Cromwell-Collier Publishing Company. This encourages competition among the classes. The senior class pulled ahead at the beginning of the contest and stayed in the lead to win the trophy, making it the second consecutive year for this class. Prizes were awarded to the nine high salesmen. Gloria Natoll, senior, wha was the highest in the school won a radiog Sondra Dunlap was second highest. A percentage of each sale went into the class treasury. This Page courtesy of Coca Cola Bottling Co. 50 NOQJSSQ Hi ' Litas Club 7' sg. U. ef... it xx J' HI LITES CLUB The gl Lites Club, newly organized this year, is a group of regular contributors to thelgl-Lites column which appears each week in The Evening Chronicle. These students have received their assignments each Thurs- day evening and turned their finished art- icles in on Monday. Without class credit, these few students have given their time and efforts freely and willingly. Marjorie Manning, for the third consecutive year, has edited the weekly column. Patty Snow, Gloria Natoli and Ruth Wright have been the typists for'theIQl-Lites. This page courtesy of Dunn's Garage. Yviaq Club 52 FIRE MARSHALS Senior Pla SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class Dresented the highly successful play Mister Co-ed. The cast included: Jim McCord, Lotus Smith, nMister Co-edu in an exclusive girls' school, Ruth Wright, Emily Manning, a scholarship girl, Mary Lee Schupp, Miss Hayworth, president of Cedar Hill College, Patty Snow, Miss Pooley, Phys. Ed. teacher, Sue Stocker, Miss Carr, poetry teacher: Shirley Brown, Mrs. Colgate - Brewster, Lotus Smith's grandmother, Eddie Wagstaff, Gilbert Gyler, an English nPoetug Alan Miracle, Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver, owner of Oliver Academy, Bill Hunter, Homer Quakenbush, custodian of Cedar Hill. The students of Cedar Hill: Carolyn Davis, Jeannine Bache, Beverly Hickey, Lois Barr, Anna Mary Rabbage, Carol Destefani and Virginia Arnold. 54 SIGNAL STAFF EEBBSSSI Art Editor- - - Editor-in-Chief Senior Editor- Feature Editors Junior Editors- Sports Editors- Mary Lee Schupp - -Ruth Wright - Sue Stocker, Patty Snow -Gloria Natoll, Carolyn Davis - -Bill Hunter, Alan Miracle -- -Dale Zeimer Business Manager - - - - - Shirley Brown Assistants - - Arlene Stier, Tom Freed, Violet Soulsby, Patty Patterson,Mi1dred era Ortenzo. Anna Vermillion, Don Ramsey, esegt X, ,M age Typists ---- Ruth Wright, Batty Snow This page courtesy of Greenfield and O'Brien Shirley Maxwell .km?f - . I ',f,-g1,.,,- g if Mnl. L' ' ,4 , Nur j '27 ' Eleanor Cervellini, Barbara Deeslie, Jean Reed, Jeannine Bache, Queen, and Patty Snow This page courtesy of Schwartz's Jewelry. Cheerleaders Probably the enthusiasm and spirit Cbehind any school sports eventl rest largely with the cheerleaders. Violet Soulsby,head cheerleader this year, has been a cheerleader for the last two years. Her cooperative spirit and enthu- siasm won't soon be forgotten by the squad or her class- mates. Shirley Maxwell was elected senior cheerleader: Ruth Clantz, sophomoreg and Mary Tanterelli, freshman. These three girls were cheer- leaders for their first time this year and made an excel- lent showing. This group is to be commended for their fine contribution to D. H. S. this year. This page courtesy of Gardners' Jewelry Majorettes Band Boosters page courtesy of Hicks Furniture Co. 5674107 H 1' Cbwfw fumbff H 1' Cb07fM5 his page courtesy of E11er's Candy Shop i a NX, BV ii? X N XKQKG X 'viii I .X .. . , Yu Q Xu AA LPM! AT l . 1 , , Alf 7Lf?e,,x-LR,,..k .WA ,. . ,S i e!-sql, WA .135 y .A k A A Yi! jf wif. , R ,--.Ly WNW N 1 Q sf Q A K -- K g '- , K X wk, M q , - 2 1,15 9.5 ,IN ,W 'N-Q.. s. -W Mnswf' as-mm fe? 9 374 fl FMR .arf nm.,-5- Football i I . Lf, The Dennison Railroaders, under their new coach, Chuck Stocker, opened the 1952 season with a rousing 54-7 victory over Midvale. The following Friday, Dennison dropped a tough defensive battle to Shadyside, 7-O. On September 26, the Railroaders made the long trip to Danville and returned with a 32-O victory. The following week, Dennison was put down by a tough Loudenville eleven 26-O. Then, traveling to Wellsville, Dennison battled a bruising Wellsville squad to a standstill, before dropping a 33-19 thriller. Next came the traditional battle with Uhrich- sville. A patched up band of Railroaders, battling a tough rolling. Although fighting hard the whole distance, Dennison came out on the short end of a 26-O decision. The next week, the Railroaders bounced back with a 18-7 victory over Cadiz. In the homecoming game the Railroaders battled a tough undefeated Carrollton eleven to a O-O standstill the first half. Then inthe final minutes of play, Dennison staged a brilliant comeback and emerged with an exciting 7-6 victory. Dennison rounded out their 1952 season with a thrilling 59-13 victory over Newscomerstown. The Dennison Railroaders ended the grid season with 5 victories and 4 defeats, outscoring their opponents 149-125. 62 D332 Sept ll Il Oct. N I1 Nov. W l 'f SCHEDULE Qpgonegt Plgce They Midvale Home Shadyside Home Danville Away Loudenville Home Wellsville Away Uhrichsville Away Cadiz Away Carrollton Home Newcomerstown Away '35 65 Awww' MW - L ' A Q E Ns . i NFS' gf' W4 HUM I ' Q3-,, 2 2. I '--- X ,Jig 'VX 'irq W QI. ,Lp agar X 'N V if 4 Ov Q. Bmkefball DATE Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Ebb. Dover A Jewett H Gnadenhutten H Scio H Carrollton H Beach City C'I'ou.rnamentJ Strausburg Wournamentl Newcomerstown A Carrollton A Scio A Uhrichsville H Gnadenhutten A Midvale A Cadiz H Tuscarawas H Newcomerstown H Sugarcreek H New Philadelphi Cadiz A Uhrichsville A 65 a H THEY 56 44 55 50 44 52 47 58 46 58 51 57 69 48 56 50 55 74 48 39 D Club I -Hi Basketball 66 Sept Oct. Nov. Calendar School starts. O happy day?1? Football preview, we played Dover and lost 14-O. Midvale game, we won 34-7. Career Club goes to WJER. Individual pictures taken. Smile pretty everyone! Movie Club goes to WJER. .Juniors visit Chronicle. Senior pictures taken. End of first 6 weeks period. Read em and weep. Uhrichsville game, we lost 26-O. Seniors give radio program. Congratulations! Carrollton game, we won 7-6. Jeannine Bache our Queen. Teacher's meeting so no school all day. WWVA Jamboree. Mock Election. Assembly-Allens perform. Armistice Day - no school. Open house. Get individual pictures. Matinee for Senior Play Mr. Co-ed. Evening performance of Mr. Co-ed. Sue Stocker takes Ohio History and Government test at Ohio University. Good luck Sue! G.A.A. Skating party. Oh my aching back! Turkey day. No school. Bang, bang, fellows. 68 , Nf Dec. , 2 Dover game, we won 45-57, X 3-4-5- Every pupil tests. 8 Assembly - Southland Singers. Wonderful! 12 Sock hop. Has anybody seen my shoes? 16 Senior girls win Basketball Championship. We knew it all the time. 18 Juniors get rings. Big day! 19 Christmas Assembly - Start Christmas Vacation. Jan. 16 First basketball game with Uhpichsvillg - need we mention the score. 51 Senior Scholarship tests. 51 Principal Manning leaves for new job. Feb. 19 Cole Marionettes fgp ggggmbly. 28 Signal goes to press. CBurden liftedll March 19 Assembly - Kirk Bennett 25 Preliminary District Scholarship tests. April l Easter Assembly 2 Start Easter Vacation. May 8 Junior Play Senior Exams. This is your chance. Make it good. Class day. Seniors take over. 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