Dixie High School - Greyhound Yearbook (New Lebanon, OH)

 - Class of 1947

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'lr 10 3, Mamas Baby MIRIAM NORRIS 11111151111 1 lllf X Secretary 3 Student Counc1l 2 4 Y Teens 3 4 Journahsm 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gyp y Rover 1 MIXEG Cho ru 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff Vice Presl dont 1 Mama s Baby Boy 4 MARTHA PETERS 411141 4111 FHA123 Secy4 YTeens12 4 Journahsm 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 M1X6d Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gypsy Rover 1 Mama s Baby Boy 4 Annual Staff EILEEN PRISER J 1 I H eens 1 2 Gnls Chorus 1 2 5 4 MlX9d Chorus 2 4 Annual Staff 'B Qs? 4. ,f 4 4. Y 0 l ,C f' '76-4 Q51 Q O9 is hw-3 QW' 1 !f 5 4111? 'D 'ff 6 V 7N7 A A KARL SEIM Yvrw' Miki' fzflylfziflxrf fm' A4lI'llllfl'ff.u Class President 13 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Hi-Y Pres. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Chorus 2, 3, 43Mixed Chorus 2, 43 F'.F.A. 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SENIOR PLAY CAST , 'V , , FIRST ROW Esther Jones Betsy Grbson Don Etter Vera Smrth Joan Morrrson Ardene Frantz SECOND ROW Karl Serm .Irm Norrrs Ted Shadoan rt ll Drector Mfutha Peters THE LH AR -KC TERS Mrs Shephard McLean A young wrdow Shephard McLean Her young son Luther Long A w rdow er Julret Long Hrs young daughter Mrs Matrlda Blackburn Mrs McLean mother Vkrlbur Warren Shephards young pal Sylvra Klme Wrlburs grrl frrend Mrs Car'otta Anglrn A frrend of Mrs MCL an Cynthra Anglm Her young daughter Max Moore A real estate agent Mrnnre A young colored mard Mrrram Norrrs Betty Gun Vera Smrth James Shadoan Jrm Norrrs Ardene Frantz Martha Peters Don Etter Esther Jones Mlrram Norrrs Betsy Grbson Karl Serm Joan Mcrrrson Mrss Betty Gunnell Drrector Mama's Baby Boy The S nror Clfr s presented Mamas Baby Boy at the Johnsvrlle New Lebanon Audrtorrum on March 28 1947 Mama s Babx Boy X rrtten by Charles George C nterns a w rdow Anna McLean rrage w 1th a person whom they b lreve to be wealthy they can overc rn frnancral clrttrcultre ani frnd companronshrp In order that therr real ages remarn unknown Mrs MCL rn forces her on Shep hard erghteen to dress as thrrteen and Mr Long drsgurses hrs daughter Julret seven t en rn a short dre s and prgtalls B mg outraged roth ffsprrngs object aad rexert to therr natural selves when then frrends rrdrtule them Thus both parents frnd thex hare b en decent 1 The truth about therr frnances comes to lrefht when Mrs Anglrn Mr Long s srster and fr frrend to Mrs McLean rlrstl es tht faet that the latter borrowed money from hrr For a w hrl uerxthrng serrrrs dark lor ueryone howrvu the pl 13 ends happm loth trnancmllx rrrd romantrr rlly when Consolrdatul Pro luets Stork w huh b th own Jumps on tht rn rrktt and makes exeryone wealthy S- J Y ' ,11- ' ' -v -1 n ' y v - ' ' ' v l A y - ' 'I I t A ' , l . 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IL V V ' 5. , 2 , . .S . - 'x I r -A A- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1957 the year of hurry and scurry when new ideas inventions and events are taking place constantly And while the world races madly cn I sit back 1dly and watch it with a smirk on my face VVhy'P 111 tell you Even though I am the smallest lmagin able thing that exists I can see anyone I wish to s e because I am everywhere You see I am an atom Right at the present I am on my merry way snooping and spying on all twenty two members of the DIXIE Senior Cla s of 47 Ah' Me' This lb the life And so excltrng too I fmd myself in a. fast moving exotic city A c1ty which is composed of fabulous sights and people Only then do I realize this could only be Hollywood As I approach the famed corner of Hollywood and Vine I blink my minute eyes in awe a11d wonder ment at the slght before me Draped in furs and 1ewelry IS the dramatic star of all time DIXIE Dare the former Ardene Frantz Even though she has many famous friends and swarms of fans she leads a modest life ln a twenty five room mansion in B verly Hllls California Moving on from the West Coast I stop off in Kansas City Kansas Posted all ver the city are notices advertising an all request conc rt which is to be given by the Kan as City Symphony Orchestra Because th1s atom rs a lover of good music I stay to listen to the program As guest artist they have Mlss Patricia Ann Dov V playing solo trombone My evening is filled with diatonrc scales major intervals drminrshed trrads and other pha es of mus1c I learn that MISS Dovey is making a cross country tour After arriving 1n Dayton she plans to reunite with her old friend Doris Guenther who IS president of Dayton s newly constructed Academy of Music Because I am a red blooded atom I pay a visit to the Capitol of the Unlted States to ee how my government IS funct1on1ng Oblivious to all I attend a session of the 85th Congr ss Ohros up and coming senator has the floor and he is delivering a speech with much gusto and feeling against a bill introduced by the House which he has been frlibusterrng for the last three days Oh I almost forgot the name of the senator IS Karl Serm A senator at the age of 27' But he was o much in demand that the rules and regulations were overlooked just this one time My trip would be incomplete unless I toured the great metropolis New York City After riding the subway viewing the Statue of Liberty and v1s1t1ng the U N Building I decided to take a sight erng tour through the Empire State Building Whew' Whatta place' I spy an elevator and up up and away we go On about the 80th floor my wee stomach can take no more After getting off the elevator I realize this IS the floor which houses the offrces of the famous magazine Allure Vera Smith the chief designer and art editor 1S dashing around like mad in a very chic su1t WhlCh she d signed herself She is also personal designer of clothes for many actresses and prominent women galaxy of stars Neon lights are constantly flrckermg on and off One particular mar ou e catches my eye As I observe closer I read Mickey and Jean the dance team Th1S I cannot mlss I take a front seat Just as the curtain IS rising I am overcome Wlth amazement This dance team IS none other than Byron McNelly and Betty Gear hart Their rendltion of the modern dance is magnificent and they rec 1V6 encore after encore Looking over my neighbors program I read that Betty and Byron have be n a team for over five years After many small town engagements they fmally hit the big tim and it looks as if they re there to stay From New York I dash up to Boston where I m mf rmed one of the Senlor girls is employed at the Boston Times newspaper Upon arr1v1ng rn the elite c1ty of Boston I h ad straight for the B ston Times Building Becau e this lS visitors day I am royal lv ushered into the offrces along with the other spectators As our tour 15 nearing the end we approach the offices of the Chlef Foreign N ws Reporter In her private ff1ce IS no one but the Chief herself Vera Jean Dl11Oll who has recently returned from Russia on a special news a srgnment Oh' these en11nent Seniors The scene has changed and I am in a very level and beautiful country I n tice a sign which reads Ohio Route 73 Yes this 1 the state of the famed Wright Field Veterans Admmlstration D1x1e School and other famous sites too numerous to men tl n I wander mto a bustling little town and read on one of the buildings M1am1 University So this rs where Don Etter is coach of a girls football team They are better known as Etters Energetrc Eleven I m told that today IS the big game be tween Miami and A hland All I can say is May th best team Wm Moving on to Dayton I disc ver that most of the Semors 1re rendering their talents rn or near their home town Now I know why Ohlo is noted for its beautiful girls Through the eff its of one man girls hax become beautiful practically overnight The Cledlt goes to .1 very fa mous mdrvrdual James Norris Jim is president of the Norris B 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Q , t . , . V . . . C , . . 1 . - - - . y . . . . . .I L Y r i ' . - , - ' e C . . . . ,, ,, Q . . . . . . . . G . . V . . . . 5.1, 1 1 A ' ' 7 I . C . . . . - , ., . , - , , , . . , . S . . I . . . V . . I . . . , . ' . . s ' . . ' I . . - - . . Y . .. l I ! ' ' 1 . . use . . . . . G . . , , . . . . ' . H ,, ' . . . , Still in New York, I decide to take a stroll down Broadway. To me it looks like a . , D . Y - . L .A - ,- 0 n f I l - 1 K ' , . A . . . , ' . .u - V . . A ' . S . . . ' F . . . . l O . .D . . ' . - Q' . . C M' ' l. A , , t . o . n V l , s - - . u - YV V vv ' , fc. ' I - J - , . . . . . . - .A . V . . ' i . . ' H . . .l . ,, . . l . . I ' ' . 14 , 1 , - v. 1 - - l - . . C I . A, 9 . ,, - . ., . , 3 ' z ' ' ' ' ' -' va ' ' ' ' l f ' L. 1 - ' ' ' . .' ' ' .' - -' Q -, rv , . . . 1 . 6521.3 Wrth beautrful grrls surroundrng hrm all day long he has remarned a bachelor Em ployed at hrs chool IS Frances Hupp who rs a harr stylrst and Martha Peters who models the latest creatrons fr m Parrs After graduatron both Frances and Martha s.-uled off to gay Paree to study the latest fashrons rn haxr dress and clothes Found rn one of Dayton s larger burldrngs rs a very prosperous law yer And a lady at that' Seat d very busrne s lrke behrnd her desk I fmd the lawyer grvrng drctatron to her stenographer The lawyer' Mrrram Norrrs The secretary Carol Logel Mrss Norrrs pa sed her State Bar exams wrth honors and has been defendrng some of the most notorrous crrmrnals srnce As for Carol her goal has at last been attamed Leavrng Dayton I approach Oakwood I see several chrldr n plaxrng rn a back X ard Drawrng nearer to them I am rn the mrdst of a heated debate They are argumg who e father rs the best I am sure thrs rs bound to come to blows and no sooner sard than done there rs a battle royal before me Very shortly out of two houses dash two women After the m thers separate th chrldren one says Joan I dont know what I m gorng to do wrth lrttle Johnny The other replres Chrldren are all the same Betsy My St phen rs no angel From there they begxn talkrng about therr household chores and other subjects dear to all hou ewrves I leave therr lrttle abodes wrth joy rn my h art Here rs Betsy Grbson happrly marrred to her hrgh school sweetheart and just next door rs Joan Morrrson all aglow wrth happrness marrred to her favorrte photog rapher Lomrng out towards New Lebanon I see that the Unrted Frreworks Company has row extended out to the Eaton Prke It rs also the proud posses or ef the famed powder expert Geralcrn Izor She rs the rnventor of the popular multr col red sky rocket rn w hrch he has combrned many drfferent types of powder It seems Geraldrne s manra for powd r has frnally caught up wrth her New Lebanon Ohro has really b come an rndustrr us lrttle town It now has at least two of everythrng A most appetrzrng aroma reaches my nostrrls and I follow rt to a lrttle bakery Busy as a bee rn rde rs a young woman supervrsrng the work of several of her employees Thrs must be the bakery ow ned by Erleen Prrser Her delect able pasterres are know mrles around New Lebanon rs rn a very gay state of mrnd One of rts favorrte daughters Esther her typrng abrlrty Esther IS the holder of the Champron Typlst trtle of the vorld In the Ye Olde Dress Shoppe I see Mrss Hrlda McNrnch checkrng her books after a most trrrng day Havrng realrzed her abrlrty rn the freld of buyrng and sellrn she pur sued rt as a lrfe professron Ownrng cn of New Lebanon s most exclusrve dress shops she rs qurte prosperous I move downward to the outhern part of Ohro and fml two young men Roy Sol lenleerger and James Shadoan teachrng Agrrculture rn a large consolrdat d school They are well known for therr efforts rn modernrzrng farmrng In fact some people belreve they haue gone too far Therr latest method of farmmg rs wrthout dnt' My a srgnment rs now complete Havrng delved rnto the lrves of these twenty two Senrors I am happy to know that each one rs content and successful F r them lrfe has just begun but for th s atom my end rs rn the near future S0 from southern Ohro I slowly approach mx destrnatr n Oakrrdge Tenne see But should I complarn No be cause my short lrfe has been pent happrly just knowrng the Drxre Senrors of 47' DORIS GUEIN THLR +495 EC-1+ CLASS HISTORY The Class of 47 entered school Septemb r 7 1939 Everythrng seemed new to us and our lrves were just begrnnrng as we entered the frrst grade Our teach r was Miss Dorothy Snyder Havrng 45 youngsters to contend wrth w asn t any prcnrc Our Second year teacher w as Mrss Helen Hrnkle She w as our second tep toward knowledge We drdn t have any new members thrs year Th n came the thrrd year Thrs year we had two new members They w ere Byron McNelly and. Esther Jones The teacher who struggled through wrth us thus year was Mrlclred Mrllrkrn We entered the fourth gra 'e under the gurdance of Naomr Erbaugh We had no addrtronal members Thrs y ar we were happy to welcome Patsy Dovey to the Hall of Knowledge at Drxre rn thrs our frfth year of labor and torl Our teacher was Mrs Roberts The srxth grade was our next tepprng st ne wrth Mrs Dodds as tea her Thrs year Patsy Dovey moxed to Dayton but Betsy Grbson and R05 Sollenberger came rnto our happy mrdst Then camr thc seventh grade Thrs was a bug change for us Instead of one teacher for excry subject we had four teachers for frxe subjects Nlrss Arthur was our Englrsh f X-.. LW ,, ,, ,LV , ,rf 1,,A YH vw, W I ,I , ,, W, ,. . , . . l . , - ' r ' v ' ' ' ' v . S ' 9 -' ' ' ' ' ' ' h C . .- H . .- I . . ' I . E Y. , tyz s 4 v' 1 V ' ' . ' v F - ' . ' ' ' L ' -L . V Y s ' . o ' e ' , . 1 . ' ' C . ,, . . . A . . . . , - , . , . . . . . F 9 I . I. A L , C , A Y . V - S - - . - fi - C . . , , e ' c ' . . . . C. . ' ' .1 Jones, has returned home after an extensrve tour of several countrres demonstratrng . . . I . . I . . .. . . . K L . gy - . . e ' ' ., C ' I 4' - N . . . Av . Y Q Q. , . . . v - , . v . . S . . i I . . . ' ' ' 'c ' S ' - N v . . ' ' P , '- ' . ' . v ' ' I v 1 S 1 . . . C ' ' f . ,- ' ' . 1 V 4. ' ' ' ' , I ' V . ' ' ' ,' 1. ' -. ' - Q s ' c , ' . . C . '. ' , v ' - ' v ' , . ' ' .' ' l . l. ' I ' U ' . , .' . V , . V 5. ' . vs . I v - ' r D- ' . - 'I A ',-.- - H 1 ' ' fav-'- 4,-fy 'if teacher Mr McKay taught Math and SCIQUCE M1ss McK1nny xx as our Readmg and Dramat1c teacher and Mrs Mrller taught Hrstory Upon entermb th erghth grade two of llll bovs turned to b'esketb1ll Don Etter mel Karl Se1m Mr Shrmp was our coach We happ1ly xxelcomed Hxlela MCNIH h and Patsy Dovey from Dayton Next came the blg year A freshmfrn 1n hlgh school Thr y ar xx 1 Cllff0lO'l'f. XX had lockers of our own and we changed classes We had th p lVllf e of Lll0JS1llX., our oxxn subject Fr mces Hupp and Vera le'1n Drllon were the nly new 1n mls rs th1 ye'11 M1ss HWIHQW was our class advlsor Startlng the sophomore year xxe h'1l th p11x1lege of l11v1ng, M15 C1 xff '1 our cl 1 s '1dv1sor This yea we began to fe I at home 111 hlgh seh mol The elx lt strxeel 1 'rme af' the year before lhen we W r unlors Only one more yea Thls xe xr xxe as umed many respon Slblllt19S Class rmgs were cne of the flISt Then came th play We cl1o e He1 C mme Charlre After that xxe had to thlnk about the Jun1o1 Senror P om It WV'1 h ld It th Eaton Country Club Thls year Mr Strckler was our class 3ClXlQ01 One mor member was added to our class th1s year J1m Norms At last we xx ere Senro s Th1s year we xx 81 publ1sh1ng Th Greyhound We old everythmg from pencll to Chr1stmas cards to make enough money t put out the 'rnnual We also gave a class play Mamas Baby Boy Mr R1egel xx as our very able clas advlsor No on was a d d to the class th1s year Now that we have looked back over our twelve years of s hool at DIKIO manx Alma Mater As w leave chool xx look ls ck Wlth te rr lll oar ev but eaber to look lnto the future -1999 SSH- CLASS WILL ARTIL LE I We the Semors do hereby w1ll our dellcate art of proflteerlng to the Jumors ARTICLE II We the Senlor do hereby w1ll our dlgnlty to the Sully S phs ARTIC I E III VVe the Senlors do he1eby xx1ll our ab1l1ty to 1oam lll the h ills for no re 1son to he Freshmen ARTIC LF IV We the Senlor do herebx vxlll ou1 mascot xbe11 eubl to M1 Rleb l our class ad vrsor to take the place cf Fluffy ARTILI E X I H1lda MCNlHCl1 do herebx xx1ll my good behav1or lll class to Gen Blosser I James Shadoan do hereby w1ll my abrhty for playmg the x1ol1n to Emer on Bowser I Karl Selrn do hereby w1ll my perfect physlque to Harold Crowe and Allyrne Hafer I Vera Smrth do hereby vx1l1 my he1ght to V1 let D1llon and J1m McN1n h I Betty Gearhart do hereby Wlll my cheerleadmg ablllty to Mqly Lou Y aney an xnn Parks I Don Etter do hereby xx1ll my w1tty humor to Beulah Guntle I DOIIS Guenther do hereby vx1l1 my ab1l1ty to reach h1gh C to Harold Heck and Kenneth Cook I J1m NOTTIS do her bx xx1ll my ab1l1ty to p ay the trombon tl Betty Balley ane Barbara Roberts I Martha Peters do hereby xx 1ll by 1Ht9IQ t 1n other schools to Shrrley Runyan and Arlene Keener I Frances Hupp do hereby xx1ll my long curls to DOIIS Kn1 lex and Dorothy Gep hart I Carol Logel do h rebx xx1ll my ll0dt posture t Charlotte h1lll0I anl Beat11ce Smart Byron MelNelly do her bx vxlll mx dexrl may care att1tuele to Helen Mlllel , Esther Jones do herebx xx1ll mx qllllli speech to Daxrd 'Nolth I, Ardene Frantz elm herebx' xx1ll my Lllellllillt ab1l1tx to NllIIllCl' P11511 I Rox Sollenberger do herebx xx1ll mv t11n1 t1gu1e- to John Ruebush anel Tom Keener 'ff H-' f 'A,. f FI: - Q- 'fx' v - - ' . 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'1 Il l'I1'-2 as 7 if -- r- A - , J -4 Q 'ff 6 ' BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, May 25 1947 8 OO P M Prelude Process1onal God Of Our Father Warren Invocatlon Rex J Ollver Dearxng A Mlghty Fortress Is Our God Hlgh School Chou' Scrlpture Readmg Rev J Ollver Dearmg Baccalaureate Sermon Rev Herbert LISIQ We Thank Thee Lord H1gh School Choxr Benedlctlon Rev Clayton Berkshxrc Choral Response Recesslonal Audlence wlll please Iemam seated ulltll gladuates hive marched from the audltorlum 2-E5 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE School Auditorium Thursday Evemng, May 29, 1947 8 00 P M Overture Melody m F A Rublnstem Llebestlaum Frantz Llszt PFOCCGSIODAI Ftstlval Malch F Mendelssohn tlnstrumental Ensemblej Invotatlon Ru Hel bert Llsle Instrument 11 Solo Txxlllght Dxcam Yatllcla Dovey Valedlctollan Vela Jean Dlllon Vocal Solo Dolls Guenthu Introductlon ot bpnakcl Supt Ernest F Rlegel Address Thls Is The 'llmc Of Our Llves Rev Fay Lee Meadows My Rose Mxrle Matelwet Weber ilnstrumfnfal Fnsembley Presentaflon of Dlplomas M1 F'vtrttt Copp Presldent Board oi Fdl1C2lt1OI'l Btnecllctlon Ru J Ollvcx Dtallng , I . . 4 nl. H , . . . . Salutatorian , ...,.,......, Karl Seim . , , . .,.. .......,. , .4 ' .. 1 ff .vi I ,I I .4 .... . , . V. J X x ,,.1A , K l E A I ' ' - V .... .... . . . 1 '. . - 7' ' '4 ' CLASSES Ns IT' X-vi f fx 9 4 I :bg - C 0 1 fi CQ., i QA' Q' ' I X S j X K ,lk hr lf' ,gl .1 ,lqv I r, 1'-I A, . '1 .- f--gr1Sf.- '-' JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW Betty Jane Balley Marlan Votaw Charlotte M1ller Arlene Keener Shlrley Runyan Helen M1ller Merrllee Pr1se1 Joan Holp Rosalle Dearmg Dor1s Knxsley Allyme Hafer Vlolet Dlllon Delores Croghan SECOND ROW Blame Kreltzer Mary Lou Yeaney Barbara Roberts Martha Jacobs Dorothy Gephart Beulah Guntl Ann Parks Charlotte Falldorf Glorla Holp Vlrgmla Bower Beatrlce Smart Nancy Smlth Mr Swalm THIRD ROW John Ruebush Harold Crowe Jxmmy McN1nch Bob W1l11s Harold Heck Davld North Emer on Bowser Gene Blosser Kenneth Cook Ray Stockslager Thomas Keener Class Officers On Septemb r 16 1946 thxrty elght Jumors enrolled m D1x1e In the thlfd slx weeks pcuod we had another enrollment and one lcss After two or three weeks of trylng to get stralghtened out we elected class offlcers Th y were as follows Presldent Davld North Secretary Charlotte M1ller Treasurer Helen M1ller In October we select d our cla s play Grandpa s TWIN Slster whlch was pre sented November 15 1946 Also around the fnst of Oct ber we ordered our class rmgs After Yvaltlnb for qulte a whxle we recelved them on Janutry 27 1947 Durlng D cember v e had a magazme sale We competed wlth the Semors and we regret to say the Semols won We held our Chnstmas party on Decemb 1 11 1946 at the school house A good tlmc was had by all Our .Iun1o1 SGHIOI Rtceptnon xx as held on May 29 at the Mlaml Hotel A lull course dlnner and afterwards dancmg was enjoyed by all -A . 1 I Y l 1 1 . V , l . . ,, y . , y . , , 1 - . A Y 1 1 9 . 1 Y 'I Y 1 3 , , , - . 1 1 ' I 1 I I 1 ' C V 1 N 1 1 1 1 Vice President ..... Gene Blosser , , C .. , - - ., - - , - , . , . .. 3 I . ' . . U . . 3 I . Q , . . . V , ' . ,wr- gg ofw 'TXQ' ' ' ' 7' A Q12 - f r J UNIORS FIRDT ROW Vr grn a Bower Martha Jacobs Dorothy G ph'1rt bhrr'oJ Ru ryan D tty Barley Mr Gunn ll UECOND POW Tom he ner Emer on Bowser Jrmrry McNrnch K nneth Co k Ray Stockslager The Characters Grandpfr Hatcher A cfrntankerous old man Tom Keener Maggr Hrs Irrsh cook D rothy Gephart Lourse Hrs grandnrece Martha Jacobs Betty Hrs granddaughter bhrrley Runyan Edgar Hrs grandnephexx Kenneth Cook Clara Edgars bossy vvrfe Betty Barley Ralph Vkyatt A young doctor Ray Stockslager Henry Collrns A smart lawyer 4merson Bow er The Wrdow Wrllrams An undyrng flame Vrrgrnra Bower Adam McPh rson A specralty rn savrng Jrm McNrnch Mrss Betty Gunnell Drrector JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Grandpa s Twm Srster, November 15 1946 tl e nrght f November 15 at the Johnsvrlle New Lebanon Audrtorrum The play revolves around Gr rndpa a cranky prll eater uh trres to rule hrs famrly 'rnd enjoys hrs rlls Hrs famrly rncludes Clara Edgar her hen peeked husband Lourse and Betty Everyone etms to be ca trng an eager eye at Grandpa s fo tune LOLIS rs engaged to D1 XX yatt but Betty rs determxned to marry hlm 'n accom plrslrrng th he pos s as Grandpa s tu rn srster Of cour e thrs creates 'v merry mrx up In addrtron to hrs troubles Grandpa must evade the Xhdow Xhllrarns .1 gushrng hu band seeker and must keep from losrng the c ok Maggre to Adam xx hom she has ordered from the marl order catalog Thrs rrrx up r settled happrly for Gr'rndp'r stays srnglr Betty urns Dr Wyatt Lourse marrres Mr Collrns the young lawyer and Maggre rs happy to kup her Job Even the Xhdoxx Xhllrrms rs oxerjoyed rn frndrng another potentral husband rn Adam Q '- 'zg'i B ', , r 3 t ' . -f 1 . , 'e ' ' ', 'sz : . V .J t f -f ' I , S ', ' r ' ' , C c , .. . v v . -- . . . . , A , .cg . . A , . , , V i 1 ' ' ' M- . . . . . E ' s , Q, W . . ' . . , Y ' ' Y? 9 Grandpa's Twin Sister , by Jean Provence, was presented by the Junior' Class on , A , -A, , . . 7 . 5 .L H v ' - Y ' , S ' - ' . ' 4 - 1 v jr ' . V . . ' s -1 S ' ' ' I . 2 1 ' '. ' . ' ' ' . r - ' ' fs. 5 e ' ' ' '. s ' ' .' .. A - c ' A 3 ' ' , , - , . ' Q - -4 w v ' g f ' ' 1 r V 1 1 4 I ,1 4 Agia X W. gg 'M 'Q f f 'Qs- ff-'NU 'iff W ' ' M Qi-j,fifXQf:, M ' W 'Ep SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW Jrm Crowell Adrran Whrte Bob Barley Robert Bell Lawrence Hora Gene Wermer James Sheets Norman Dryden SECOND ROW Delores Ruxer Barbara Bovxsman Martha Herman on Julra istephens Barbara Izor Mary Blosser Mary Ellen Flory Phyllrs Srmmors Tanya Hayes Barbara Weaver Barbara Norrrs Helen Krnser Mrs Swarm THIRD ROW Paul Norrrs Lors Root Sue Ann Martrn Del res Hegman Clara Anna Ream Mary Ann Humphrey Phyllrs Beneke Phyllrs Derrrnger Alrce Johnson Charles Sprtler FOURTH ROW Ev rett Jones Robert Apple Thomas Barber Buddy Nelson SOPHOMORES The school year nrneteen hundred forty SIX antl nrneteen hundred forty seven mclud d forty Sophomores s vcntecn boys and twenty three grrls Our class advrso vu 'rs Mrs Swarm Our class offrcers were as follows Class Officers Presrdent Adrran Whrte Vrce Presrdent Barbara Norrrs 'secretary Barbara Vkeaver Treasurer Robert Bell Our r presentatne to Student Councrl were Barbara Izor and Everett Jones On December thr e ghteenth we held a cl'-ss Chrrstmas Party at the school We hope to hive another partx the last day of school Another hrghlrght of the year was the Sophomores brrng elrgrblr to join the H1 Y and the Y terns ' E . l I '51 H ,ff 44 E 51 ,f ff ' ,.- M' A 4 - 3 4 ' W' I , I I , I l 1 n y ' 1 1 ' W v V r 4 I S v . W . . . . . ' , ' V v 1 v ' A v 1 U x . l ' rv ' A ' V .r - . A N B. V 1 V U J v v v v 4 'u Iv D I 'sf 3 , . ' , Y Brice Smart, Dale Dillon, Bob Sellars, Charles Honious, Donald Copp. James Morrison. . S I ' C V - . ., t , . - 4 ' I vi my . Y ' . . ' - 1 v : . , , , , , ,S . ' , 3 ' v . . , ., . . . z ' ' ' . - , . 1,21-g,'k5 Qi 'Citi MSL... 3 v4 Q , , 'nn-W ad img MM it iff., IW, I j 'WM im-M fha J l 45 N. I I ' , ff-'11, ' ' 'A-f .f-' ,ifijgfga ' f - sr ' C V K 1- T FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Rrchard Shank Jerry Huffman Donald Ellefson Donald Frantz Franklm Bowman Rrchard Rhoads SECOND ROW Annabelle Ream Janet Medford Falth Shadoan Evelyn Kmg EISIG Dean McMahon Donna Rrdenour Betty Sh ll Leota Buxton Elorse Dearrng Katherrne Smrth Elorse Perdew Jo Ann Laux Donna McN1nch Sylvra Tobras THIRD ROW Donna Moore Phyllrs Cooper Lucrlle Prrser Lors Brower Erleen Fogle Lors Mrller Joan Housekeep r Dorothy Krncard Thelma Cornelrus Margaret Jones Doralene McNeIly Nancy McInt1re Mr Stlver FOURTH ROV! Jack RICE Rollm Holp Wrllram Votau Bernard Falldorf Paul Landrs Rrchard Wo dard Emerson Serm Jun Mrller Lloyd Bowser' Drck Johnson Harold Mrller Donald Davls Gene Mrller At the begrnnrng of the year vnrth the help of our advrsor Mr Strver we elected our class oftrcers They are as follows Class Officers lrtsrdent Emerson Serm Vrce Presrdent Gene Mlller .secretary Rrchard Shank Treasurer Frank Bowman We were proud the candrdates of our class were elected Krng anj Queen or the Fall Festrval Th y vsere Rollm Holp and Elorse Perdew Also three of our class were elected .Iumor Hrgh cheerleaders In the freld of spor ts vse had boys on the basketball baseball and track teams Tre grrls xx ere also very rnterested rn sports We were also represented rn the Musrc Contests at Dayton and Oxford Some of the boys and glrls xx ere also rn F F A and F H A There were also three partres and a Mmstrel On the whole we the Freshman Class wrsh to thank the teachers and Superm ttndent for the wonderful year here at Drxre , i I I I l 1 -' i i - -2 T L la 'Y . M - , , . Y . , . 77 1 1 . 1 . Y I y 4 I v S y v I N v I . v I I r ' 1 I , . - , , . ri ' - ' ' , . . . , 1' v l C . ' , ' ' , , ' , Settle back and listen to what the Freshman Class 1946-47 have been doing. , , . . ,.,.' - K' . ' ' V Y ' '1 - ' 1 f x ' 1 ' e ' ' ' . - r h ' 1 ' ' ' v V v . ' 1 , . ' - X v v ' ' an Ls Hs QBUAQ f 1, 7 ,A ! 1- ,X E W, 'Rl ,.. , H .5 ATHLETICS sie an Q- me A BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW James Sheets Gene Mlller Rolhn Holp D10 Q Johnson Brlce Smart BELOND ROW Norman Dryden Gene Blosser Harold Heck Thomas Keener Buddy Nelson Kenneth Look THIRD ROW Karl Selm Rlchard Shank Dale D11lon .hm McN1nch Mr Swalm Jlm Lrowell Bob Wxllls Don Etter BASEBALL 1946 E F Rlegel, Coach D1x1e Brookvllle DIXIE Randolph DIXIE Phllllpsburg 5 Lounty Tournament Game Ihese games vsere mostly practxce games to see how the boys played 111 dlfferent posxtlons to get a llneup for the spung of 1947 and the tournament The team plaxed splendmdlx under the superb pltchlng of Karl Sexm and the mar xelous hlttmg and fleldxng of Dlck Walklet Don Etter and Bob W1ll1s Thls fall Loach bvxalm took ox er and the team played tvxo games xuth Farmers ulle whlch vxe lost to a gcod team bv the scoles of l to 8 and 4 to 9 VVe are lookmg forward to the countx tournament - . ,' , ' ,'1 , ' ', - . h- 7 y 3 1 , , . 1 I Y D Y ' Y. I 1 ' .1 . , .. , , - 7 . . 8 - f 7 ' 7 .. 4 i 3 - 0 .. 3 i 5- i ,, Dixie 4 - - - Eaton 6 ,51- , , - - . , V Y Y. - ' . Qfs. 'Y' -- 41,1 ,CXXLQQ 1 A. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Kenneth cook Bob W1ll1s Harold Heck Karl Serm Don Etter bene Blosser Tom Keener SECOND ROW Mr Swarm Coach Davrd North Paul Norrrs Roy Sollenberger Harold Crowe Bud Nel on Charles Honrous Bob Sellers Lawrence Hora Dale Drllon John Ruebush After' a few lean years rn thrs sport Coach Ernre Rregel started the team on th: up grade rn 1945 1946 Thrs year rn 1946 1944 Coach Howard Svwarn' took oxer and came through wrth a Montgomery County Champronshrp team vurth a clean sweep of xrctorres oxer all county teams In fact losrng only two games rn the regular season of 11 games l-low exer rn the Lounty Tournament our boys defeated Farmersulle rn the fnst gan e and then proceeded to lose the next tvxo games DIXIE school vxas well repre sented on the County All Star team by Gene Blosser and Don Etter Karl berm and Don Etter w1ll be mrssed next year' BASKETBALL 1946 1947 H E Swarm Coach Drxre DIXIE Drxre Drxre D11-are D rr D me Drxre Drxre Drxre Drxle Drxrc DP re Dmre Drxrr O 1947 BASKETBALL Lewrsburg West Alex Alumnr Eaton Phrllrpsburg Randolph Beax ercreek Brookxrlle Parker Wayne Madrson Jefferson Butler VS est Carrollton Farmersx rlle Centers rlle TOURNAMENT rxrt Far nrersx rllv, Drxre Z5 Randolph Drxn P6 Jefferson 1 K F V - . ' V . ' ,v , . , it r , . v V . v . , r 2 ' 1 - F ' Y 1 V l 1 ' 7 ' ' v' v' ' v - , . , , y ' ' y . , . - y - . . , , .A , I 48 V i Wi , .. ' 39 - - - . . , 33 g 3 W . .Jixic 242 -- - - Dixie 32 -- - - Germantown . Y, 33 W -- - . . .4 . Q9 i - - ix' - 238 W- -f- -H ' ix' X 136 - - -- ' ' ' 43 - - f ' ' 47 - f f . . 44 W 3 M . ' ' 32 -v- - - ' '. ' A 43 - f- -- ' 35 -- f- -f ' A oo Y f - -- ' ' - 51 V -- f- DA. 1 57 - ' ' J I 30 A ' ' - - - . 29 ' - 1. --ff '. 35 ALL -.ff-N, Q0 -as ww, Don!1:tor f Heel? - cijgiifs- 'N swf, f KELTQP VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Joan Morrlson Betty Gearhart Betsy Gxbson Wlth a Hlddy H1 And a Hoddy Ho And a Boogle And a Boogle And a Boogle Some mo' Our team IS red hot Your team IS all shot Yea' Dune School Song When Dlxle s Team trots out on to the floor We ll do our best to make our ponents roar, Well stand beslde you team, whate er befall And when this game IS oer, We ll answer to your call Oh' Dlxle Hugh our boys wlll fight for you And to thelr colors we wlll e er be true L1tt1e Whxte Yea Team Set Rlg For Dnxle Hugh wnll march to vlctory, VICTORY R ' Rah' Rah' Red, Red Red Red, Whlte Whlte, Whlte, Whlte Team, Team, Team, Team, Y Fight' Flgm' Flghf' Flght Dixie 1Wh1StleJ Boom' 1 Little Red ' ' ht! ah. . . ' ' Ahw- + s ,I 4,'w 65, , NM, ,Alas JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROVX D1ck Johneon R1chard Shank Tommy Blosser Ernest Roll1 Harold Mlller J1l'Tl Mlllel SECOND ROW Mr Mohler Coach Erxc Munson Bud Holp Gene M11le1 Rollm Holp Bruce Studebakel Paul Lf111d1Q Mgr Junlur Hugh Cheerleaders DIXIL DIXIC D1x1e Dlxle DIXIE DIXIE DIXIE DIXIC DIXIC Dlxxe DIXIO JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL .FdlIYl8YSY 1110 Butloz Centelx 1116 VS '1y11e I ar 11Q1sx 1110 Mac lsor Lenterx 111C Brc ol x1l1c G011 1a11tox111 Butler BIOORX 111s , . . . I ' H 14 H e A - ' 1' 15 ' ' 23 3 E ee - 19 ' ' 28 ee ee ee 26 ' ' 25 ee A '. - 21 ' ' 52 E ee ee -' 1 2- 'A 2:1 ' ' 25 A E ee f 1' 1 26 ' ' 42 ee e f 25 ' ' 48 ee A 1 11' 1 19 ' ' :is ee ee e -1 1 18 1 ZT A e 5 22 A ' 18 A 1 f 1 14 Eileen Fogle, A Phyllis l,'oope1' Dixie 37 YY V Y Y Madison 21 'A ' ' ' ' ' 29 ee 2 ee 13 ' ' 7 E -. 15 A ' 17 ee A ' 25 - ' '. ,I , , . '0- ' ' A 1 d 15- jr, '.x'1l1 L1 1- llt'lI' z ' - ' pquzxcl ' 1 - 'llfl lhe last he made thl beat them COIlllJ111dtl0Il gun 4 Bond Elsn Nlcllelmn Dlxlo DIXIE DIXIE TOTAL DIXIQ 418 Randolph Jeffel S011 Randolph Opponents do 1311111 Abou 1-. a tc111111f1n1e11t game NI Nlohlu 1lllX bl 4111 a1t1St ut 1111stake of c11 IXXII gg the Lountx Lhe1111p1o11s H1 stlll thlnks ue could LINIGI NI1 Nlohlu s spl 11cl1c1 tllttllgk tho team du1l1p1d mto a u11111mg 111 Lhnsg box 111 L plum lll the XdlS1l5 5 lll tlllt 111111 A lklillllll, ot t11e111M1XQs use ae - TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Dlck Johnson Donald Davls Brrce Smart Harold Crowe SECOND ROW Kenneth Cook Buddy Nel on Rlchard Shank Rlchard Woodard James Sheets Roy Sollenberger James Shadoan J1m Crowell THIRD ROW Mr Swarm Karl Selm Cene M1116-r Wrlham Votaw Bob W1111s Lloyd Bowser Gene B10 ser Harold Heck Mr Rlegel TRACK, 1946 E F Rexgel, Coach TEAM Blosser 1VI1le run Co k 100 yard da h drscus throw 1 m1le relay 880 run Etter Relay Team Fogle Relay Team Heck 1 m1le relay McNelly Hlgh Jump P1att Pole Vault m1le relay Sexm D1 cus throw broad Jump shot put m1le run S011 nberger Mlle run 880 run Walklet 220 dash 440 dash W1111s Pole Vault Ferguson Hlgh Jump Th1S was the f1rst year for track at Dune The school held a freld day and par tlclpated ln the Greenx 1lle and Montgomery track meets DIXIE s track team came 1n 4th 1n the Montgomery County Track Meet Dale Creech made the only 2 pornts for D1x1e at L1-reenvxlle 1n the broad Jumpmg - K C - , - H ' Y Y Y . - by , , , - , A I . , . . . . . ., 2 ' I V ' ' V 1 I ', i , . '- ' - ' 2 He S , A ' , ' . - Creech--100 yard dash, 220 dash, L mile relay, broad jump. . i , . Y 2 ' . f- .E V . Y - Y . . 9 ' - ' ' , . - Y , ACTI ITIE My f f I Qyfyl -- 7 1 ' , 1 x J ' ,D lj' A. v ,I - ,137 .Jv,+ i A A' R TF' iF? F' WAR 'W' BAND block w1se Left to Rlght Donald Frantz sax Ronald Loxley sax Dwame Yost clarlnet Vlolet Drllon clarrnet Barbara Norrrs sax Sue Ann Martln sax Ardene Frantz clarxnet Dorothy Gephart clarrnet Esther Jones drum Rollrn Holp drum Gene Mlller bass drum Mary Lou Yeaney bass holn Joan Morrlson alto horn Patsy Dovey barrtone horn Karl Serm trombone Jrm Norrrs trombone Roger Blosser trombone Don Etter trumpet Frances Hupp trumpet D1ck Johnson trum pet Charles Spltler trumpet Darrell Landls trumpet Kevm Murray trump t Daryl Yost trumpet Mr Ross R Robbxns drrector Marrlyn II1ll1k1n drum majorette Nancy Otto drum majorette The offlcers for the year cf 1946 47 wer as follows Presldent Patsy Dovey becretary and Trca urer Franc s Hupp Llbrarlan Karl belm Reporter Barbara Norrxs lnstuctor Mr Ross Robbms When Mr Robbms came to DIXIC the band was very small but wlth hls contlnuous work the number has been lncreased Fhls Year the band set out to earn money for umform In oldel to ra se the money needed we worked dllxgently ellrng seeds playm for Ad llt School and sponsormg a school wlde paper drlve We reeerved varrous donatxons that were greatly appreclated from 5th and 6th grades tthey worl ed hard sellmg magazmes and gave thelr profit to the bandj and other mdnrduals VVe also receu cd the percentage made from the sale of mdrvndual pretures The Fanmont Band gave a splendrd concert program to help the band Thls year the band has furnrshed n uslc and ClltCltd1lllTlCllt for all the home bas ketball gam s and fo each mght of Adult School Come sprmg time for muslc and merrlment and we gave our Spxlng Concert When rt came tlme for the senror to krss then nex lo nd L1Illf0lllQ good bye, vw played for Baccalauleate berxrees and Comn eneement EXCICI e , . . I I . 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . ' . ' O . 1 1 1 1 1 1 X' 1 I . . I . II . . . . I 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1- 1 , . . - O I . I .1 . , 1 w C I , - - 1 - , - 1 - 1 1 1 1 , , . . - 1 1 , , I . I I . . . In . . ry I ,I , , , .. , . t, l , . . . II . . , I .I 0, . , . . I. I I . I ' .' - ' . , . ' .' S ' '1' ,C 'I . - ', . w ,- . . ' . 1 'I 1. S fa. ,f' '-la, f 4,1-w K Y A 'i , , , ,,,, ,- 61,1 ,xfxg-A, NHXEDCHORUS BIRST ROW Mary Ann Humphrey Helen Krnser Sue Ann Martrn Shrrley Runyan Arlene Keener Dorrs Guenther Ardene Frantz Joan Holp Helen Mrller Betty G arhart Pat y Dovey Joan Morrrson Ba bara Norrrs Barbara Izor Phyllrs blI'l'lITlOI'lS SELOND ROW Barbara Roberts Martha Jacobs Carol Logel Clara Anna Ream Mary Lou Yeaney Mrrrarr Norrrs Vera Mae Srnrth Phyllrs Derrrnger Mr R R Robbrns Martha Hermansorr Betsy Grbson Geraldrne Izor Mary Ellen Flory Ruxer Esther Mae Jones Erleen Prrser THIRD ROW Don Copp Adrran Whrte Frances Hupp Vera Jean Drllor' Pr- or Betty Barley Pnyrlrs Beneke Bonnalee Boom rshrne Elarne Krretzcr Votow Delores Croghan Alrce Johns n Dorothy Gephart Emerson Bowser JOIIPS FOURTH ROW Kenneth Cook Torr Barber Jrm Norrrs Robert Barley bprtler Jrm McNrnch Norman Dryd n Gene Wermer Karl Serm Ray Stoc Don Etter CHORUS Phe results of the Musrc Audrtrons held rn Dayton as follows Doralene McNe1ly Dorrs Guenther Grrls Ensemble or Super ror Bonnal e Boomershrne Barbara Bovsman Grrls Ensemble Bovs Ensemble Drstrrct Audrtrons were rated as tollovxs 01 Supel lor Dorrs Guenther Doralene McNe X Patrrcra Ann Doxey Barbara A Bowman Katherrne Smrth Grrls Ensemble Boys Octet Grrls Chorus or Excellent Delor es Martha Ma rran Everett Charles kslager Ohro February 28 1944 were Alto Solo Soprano Solo Senror Grrlsj Soprano Solo Prano Solo 112 Jr and Srl 111 Soph Jr and Srl held at Mramr Unrxersrty March 21 22 1941 We were Soprano Alto Bar rtone Horn Prano Prano Solo Solo S010 Solo Solo 49 Scnror Grrlsl 8 Soph J and Sr l m0 Soph Jr and Sr l 4 QQ , - ' . Y . y . V -V n I v rv 9 ', S . . I , , Y 1 T v Y v 1 , ' A ' I , , I , a . . Y V ' ' I I I l i 1 ' D r l l AY t '3, , ' , S , , , . , C . . Y , A ' U lr Y A rr I ..'1 I 4 , . S . , ' . , , , , I ' .... . ........... . ' s ................ 19 ' II 5 ' ..,.. . ...... or Excellent ' ' ' '-f f'-'-------'f ----'--A ----- . . , . V 1 . . .V , A - - I H - .ug ...... .... ......... R .- . f, , , . f ? 4,2-5, , QIJAXX Dlstnct and State Contest Wmners oi 1946 Doris Guenther Patrncla Dovey Dorus Guenther, Barbara Purnnton, Ardene Frantz DISTRICT ST ATE PATRIC IA ANN DOY E! I I DORIS bl ENTHER I II TRIO I I in W W 7 I , Ter: , W f' -'Q I I I f 1 Q eg s 6 ,af-kia, A .. we -g '- I I r STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW Karl Selm Arlene Keener Kenneth Cook Byron McNelly Mrrram NOTTIS B111 Prlce bE OND ROW Mr Rregel Everett Jone Barbara Izor Katherlne Smrth Jlm Mrller .Ion Schwergert Mr Swarm Student Enuncrl 1945 1947 Presrdent Karl Serm Vrce Presrdent Byron McNeI1y Seeretary Arle me Keener Treasurer Kenneth Cool: mcluded all twelse grades It K as met wrth a large response The btudent Councll arranged for the varrous orgamzatron to mve ass mblu th 'Jughout the y ar rn a dltron to the regular movrss and the flv Sorenson Lyceum programs vxhrch added much to the school programs Also tuo other program wer pon ored by thrs grotp L' e mg ng Itahau Mr Sperardeo and the lorld s thampron typl t xx ere greeted xutn much enthusrasm by the students lht fr st a s mbly was mxen by the Student QbUllC1l lhc presldent gaxe th. students a few pomters on what It takes to rrak a good school At Lhrlstma trme they decorated the hall and audrtouum They also arranged a. Lhrrsmas devotronal perlod The entrre school as embled m the lower hall and sang carols and heard the Chrrsmas story read each mornmg of the week gn en by tht btudent LOUHCII The btudent LOUHCII held a school sprrng dance and gaxe the Letter Banquet . . - - , - . , T Y l V 7 , . , C i h . ' S' Y i. . Y . , , . . V At the beginning of the year, the Student Louncil sponsored a paper drive which X Q ' I t S O' CC - 'S r. 5 ' if ' ' ' ' 9 , ' ' ' '. , ' ' ss c s S ' ' 1 , .1 5' L Q . . . ' ' ', - ' ' . 'F 1- cn ' Y 4- 's ' ' ' n-1 1 t - - Q . . , v ' V ' 1 A r ' S ' S .- ' .' I , 5, , - . ' ' v ' v .A 1 N ' ' v s aa sssss D C--- my- C QD WfxfXvg:. FFA FIRST ROW Everett Jones Jack R106 Tom Barber Ray Stockslabcx Budd Nelson James Shadoan Roy Sollenberger Charles Homous Bob Sellers SECOND ROW Bernard Falldorf Dale Dlllon James Mo uson Bob Balley Rxchard Woodard Adr1an White Lawrence Hora Mr Wallace THIRD ROW James Sheets Howard Crowe Jlrr Mlllcr Dlck Ilhoads Lloyd Bowser Donald Davls Rlchard Shank Paul NOTIIS The offlcers of the FFA durmg 1946 1947 were as follows Pres1dent Harold Lrowe V1cePres1dent Roy Sollenberger Secretary Lawrence Hora 'IICASUYCI Bob Wallace The Future Farmers had thelr mltlatlon on October 10 'lherc were 25 mtmbo ln the club thxs year ACt1V1t16S for the year lnclude ShUCk1l1g corn for dlfferent farmer Ill thc con mumty startmg a new gllt cham of Spotted Poland Chma hogs and a pest war The wmner of the pest war Howard Crovse was awarded S5 00 Fhls year the F F A had a pomt system The boys were gn en pmnts fox x 111011 projects and aCt1Vltl9S Each member that had oxer seventy fue yomts ltcencd school letter The annual FF A and F H A banquet vlas held on Aprll 10 l ,. . . . ' ,,. - rv u ' 7 , Y , , . 1 ! A v - V ' W 1 A v r 'I v . v v l Y I' ' -- ' l ' X ' ' 1 r ' I v ' 7 ' 1 7 . ' 1 v 1 l. ' . . . - . : , ' , ' ' 1 . ' - ' - . . 1 . . . . - Sellarsg Reporter, Everett Jones: Watch Dog, Ted Shadoang Advisor, Mr. M, VV. ' ' ' ' ' . ' X W rs: ' 1 ' . ' - ,' , 'L V l . eaelee-e-sm 6 afxzaz E ea-F as FHA FIRST ROW Mary Ann Humphr y Marran Votaw Elarne Krertz r Phyllr Derrrnger Phyllrs Benekc Dorothy Gephart Frances Hupp Charlotte Falldorf Alruc Johnson Delores Lroghan Nancy Smrth Vrrbrnra Bower Martha Jacobs Mrs Mrllr km lAdvrsorl SECOND ROW Lors Mrller' Erleen Fogle Phyllrs Cooper Lors Brower Lucrll Prrser Delores Hegman Barbara Roberts Erleen Prrser' Esther Jones Hrlda McNrnch Betty hearhart Carol Logel Geraldrne Izor Martha Petcrs Vera Jean Drllon Vera bmrth THIRD ROW Joan Holp Allyrne Hafer Vrolet Drllon Helen Mrller Phylls Srmmons Mary Ellen Flory Barbara Izor Helen Krnser Lors Root Barbara Nor rrs Mary Blosser Martha Herrranson Jul1a Stephens Barbara Bow man Delores Ruxer Donna McN1nch Sylvra Tobras FOURTH ROW Merrrlee Prrser Dorrs Knrsrey Donna Rrdenour Elorse Pcrdevu Elsre McMahon Jo Ann Laux Evelyn Krng The offrcers of the FHA durrng 1946 1947 are as follows Presrdent Roberts Reporter Dorothy Gephart Scrap Book Charrman Vrrgrnra Bower Mrs E Mrllrkrn On October Z6 the Future Homemakers of Amerrca had therr rnrtrrtron luck supper There are 56 memb rs rn the club thrs year Four of th offrcers attended the county F H A meetrng on November 3 meetrng Frances Hupp was elected Vrce Presrdent of the county F H A Frances Advrsor and pot At thrs Some of the actrxrtres of the year rnclude decoratrng tnc cafeterrr at Chrrsmas FH A Chorus and a show The Balanced Way On December 4 Mrss Payne from the Dayton Art Instrtrrte poke ar J non cd rr a movre on Chrrstmas cards and decoratrons The annual FH A and FFA Banquet was held on Aprrl 10 Rex ercnd Dearrnz, was our speaker The FH A and FFA chrous sang at the occasron . . . . Q 3 y . V . . S y .S ' ' ' 11 . , . , . , . .U, . . .- , , . , . . , g . . . . . - . A , . , . V 1 Y 1 Q 1 rv . . 1 x 1 Y v 1 1 V . 1 - , ' . ' ' . ' , ir A 1 1 Y a V . l . - . ' A . ' , S A . , , , - Huppg Vice-President, Betty Gearhartg Secretary, Martha Peters: Treasurer, Barbara : . 3 - ' , ' ' ' 5 ' , . . . . .Z . 1 - D ' . . .. V, . . . , , . , ' ' ' ' ' , s Y S' ' rl . . . . . , I 'I . ' lx I 7 , Y ' Y H1 Y FIRST ROW Jlmmy McN1nch Gene Welrner Harold Crowe Charles Sp1tler SELOND ROW Karl Sexm Buddy Nelson Kenneth Cook lom Keener Raw Stockslager Byron McNelly Emerson Bowser THIRD ROW Mr Rlegel Gene Blosser Don Etter Jlm Norrls Brlce Smart Donald Lopp James Shadoan FOURTH ROW Jxm Crowell Davxd North Jame Morr1son Charles Hon ous Bob Sellars Roy Sollenberger Presldent Karl Selm Vxce Presldent Don Ettex Secretary Emerson Bows 1 Selgeant at Arms Ray Stockslag r Advlsor Mr E F Rxegel In September the club had foul offlcers present at Camp Kern They were tralned on the dutles of off1cers and made plans for the cornmg year The H1 Y mductxon was held m the Johnsvllle Reformed Church February at d a very 1nterest1ng ceremony was g1ven Fhere were twenty four memb I m the club Actlvltles of the year mcluded a banquet at West Carrollton dewot ons fox P T 4. every other month a delegatlon sent to the H1 Y Conference held at Columbus four members attendmg the open house at the Y M C A on New Years Day and a number of soclal partxes throughout the year Several xery 1mportant assembhes were glven lncludlng one by Peter VVong a Chlnese mlmster and by George Campb ll a noted YMCA and USO song leader and also sponsormg the movle Klng' of Kmgs durlng Holy Week Phe club went ox er the top ln the county membershlp drlve the World Servlce Dr1ve ano the World Youth Drne n whlch they hope to meet then 5160 00 pledge The club had basketball schedules prmted lnto a small booklet and pa sed out gratls to all fans Also they partxclpated vutn the Y Teens ln then annual banquet .Y i Q x Q . . . . 0 . l A 1 1 ' 1 . M , - , , , , - , , - . . . . , L ' Y ' 1 7 Y Y , , . ' ' - ' f- ' : . 1 v J 1 - A Y ' , . , ,,. Treasurer ., ......... ............ . Byron McNelly , - - nnnnnnn 9 .- . . . . , A N , A.. . ' ' ' ' f' ' A - f. , ' 1 . . 1 . Y - 1 y . . . . , , , e , 1 ,, ' ' I4 ' ' H . . . . . . . , . . , , , . . , p , G . .4 I Y A ' ' - ' s, , - . a d' .Q V , lQ'5 Y ff- f- '--- A- - ,fl ,xfxjg 9 f - --- f- -- 2 -f-AM 6 X , ef L-A-323531 A nfl if 'KA Y TEENS FIRST ROW Ann Parks Charlotte Fal clorf Beulah Guntle Dorothy Gephart Alrce Johnson Erleen Prrser Verfr Srrrth Glorra Holp Vrrgrnra Bower Betsy Grbsor Hrlda Mc'N1nch Nancy Smlth M'1ry Ann Humphr y BELOND ROVV Elarne Krertzer Marran v'otaw Delc es Croghan Mrrram INOTII Patsy Dox es Vera Jean Drllon Martha Peters Carol Logel Geraldrne Izor Shrrlex Runyan Arlene Keener Join Mcrrrson Mary Lou Ye ney Mary Ellen Flory Dol s Knrslew Rosalre Dearrng Mrs Stutz THIRD ROKR Bettv Jane Barley Beatrrce Smart Tanya Hayes Sue Ann Martrn Barbara Norrrs Helen Krnser Barbara Vveetxtr Lors Root Barbara Roberts Barbar r Izor Mary Blosser Marthr Hermanson Julre Stephens Barbrra Bowsnan Delore Ruxer FOLRTH ROW Phyllrs Srmrnons Dorrs Guenth r Arden Frantz Betty Gear hart Allyrnr Hafer Vrolet Drllon Helen Mrller Joan Holp Presrdent Arlene Keener Treasurer Glorla Hola olub Rtporter Shrrley Punyan -kdxrsor Mrs Esther Stutl The X ltens rnductron vt rs held on Noxember at the eu Lebanon Chlllt 1 lhrs was 1 xtrx rrnpressrx Q rndle light serxrte A combrnatron pot luck Supp 1 and lI1It3tlOI'1 was held on Octobe 29 There xx ere 00 men bers rn he club thrs year During thr mar the X 'ltens had dex otron If r PT X txt ry other nreetrng, They also sold tloxxcrs at Easter home of tlt more sprrrrl rnettrngs Included a qu stron box rnd talks grun ll tarn letter ofC'IRL P ESERVE Th 'r Teens presented a program at Chrrstmas and Easter The 1nnu'rl X Te n Hr X banquet was h ld Aprrr 16 it the YMCA A ernce lolloued V f' 2 in r . f - . 5 ' - 1 - ' s, ' f X! x fu 1 . 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A D A Y , - Y , , ,-- ., f 1 - c ' . . , r . . . . c efeeee he - -Hee-Fee ee--4 ,3- JOURNALISM CLUB FIRST ROW D rothy Gephart Ardene Frantz Patsy Dovey Esther Jones Frances Hupp .hm Norrls H1lda McNxnch Vllglnla Bower G1or1a Holp Vera Smlth Marlene Bowser BELOND ROW Emerson Bowser Don Etter Martha Peters Carol Logel Mr btutz beraldme I7or Joan MOFPISOH Vera Jean D11lon Arlene Keenel Karl Sc-1111 Everett Jones THIRD ROW Byron McNelly Sh1r1ey Raman Jane Ettcr Betty Gcarharf Betty .Shell Donald Frantz Vlolet Dlllon Barbara Weaver Dorls Guenther Allcc Harry Buddy Holp 13111 you and to leaxe a record of the year s work To tralll folks to handle the rrlmeograph mlrneoscopc styh to cut stcncll and assemble th correct numb r at stated tlmes Also to g1V9 folks an opportunlty to express themselves and see thelr work ln prlnt and to encourage those lI1tCT6QtCd ln art Name of Publlcatlon The DIXIE Greyhound Prlce 50 per copy Publlshed monthly Cnculatlon appzoxlmately 450 Rewards Pms are presented lT1ClTlb6lS for two years Work Party IQ planned each sprmg for the entue group Advlsor Esther Stu1z Commclclal Instructor i C y ' , V v l . D 1 ' I I v . . ' I Y I L' Y . V . . , ,. -f , , , , , 0. ! 4 V ' 1 YV Y . Q 1y ' 'Y ,T ' ' I ' , , , , . 1 1 - 1 Y i ' , . Purpose: To publish a school paper to keep you posted on school affairs: to enter- . ' Y , ' K , ' , ': ' ' 11 2 ' Q ' , ' , l .e A . . ' . . , . .. f ' , ' . , . . ' . , . GRADES WW'i 'fm' '2' .W 1 f ff? 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SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW B11ly Buxton B1lly Roberts Lemuel Stephens Rlchard Bell Paul Redman Jack McInt1re Rlchard Jones Tommy DeLaney Ralph Brunk Dwame Lentz SELOND ROW Delores Crowe Ahce I-arry Joanne B10 er Glorla Bernhel el Jane Etter Marlene Spxtler Wanda Moore Jacklvn Seals E11een Bowser THIRD ROW Rendell Oglesbee George Flelds Don Norrs Dor1 Barber Myron Balley Jack Dovey Lrystal Redman Rxchard Frle zell Mrs Hughes Fourth Row Jlmmy Keller Bob Deeter Paul Dxehl B111 Fahrenholtz Bxlly Huff man Fred Anderson Jon Schwelgert Rlchard Ferguson Dlck Cunn1ngham The seventh grade started the year by 616C'L1Ilg 1 s Fff1C6IS a follows Plesldent Bxlly Fahrenholtz becretary Myron Ba1ley Treasurer Jack MCIHtlP6 btudent COUHCII Jon Schwelgert We had a nlce Chrlstmas party Deecrnbe 20 and exchanged xfts We had 1 very mce tlme wlth the mlstletoe We defeated the flfth and slxth grades 1n the basketball tournament and thought we had a pretty good team unt11 we lost to the elghth grade There were four ln our class that took a cours m Enghsh xuth ome of tht mghth grad pdpxls Th y were Delores Crowe Juanlta Musselman Blllv Buxton, 'md Myron Ba1ley Two of thls gloup were ch sen to have peaklng parts m an as sembly gn en for the uppel classes , , ,WW - , , , , , . - F . . - . , l , as , S , Y . , . . - - . . 1 , S , ' Y , , S . - - y 1 Y 1 L- - ' 'L ' . . . , s . VICQ President - - - - - - - Jim Keller , . , . . ' ' , -. r , 3' . f L r . A ' A v ' H ' ' 3 ' 4 ' r' S A x - . 3 . - I 3 . . . v . ' I K . U . . , . C . S , ix K asia -we E GRADE TEACHERS Mrs Warvel grae1ous1V f1n1 hed the eeond en ester ln the SIXUI grade after M1 Ruth Denlmger ret1red due to xllness FIRST ROW MISS Martha Brumbaugh Mrs L1ll1an SIITIOH Mxss Joan I artman Mrs LOUISE Huttman bEL,OND ROW Mrs Esther Stewart lt rs Ruth Dennnger Mrs Leona SIITHHOH Mrs Be1t1e Rlegel Mrs Florence Male m Fzrst Row Second Row Marthl L Blumbaugh Butler Umverslty Unnerslty of Dayton Lllllan Sll'llOll Ashland College Ball State Teac hels Collebe Joan Hartn an Ohlo State UlllXOFSlty LOUISE Huffman Mldnll Unnelslty Esther S Stewalt M1am1 Unnerslty Ruth Denlmgel West Manchester College Leona Slmmons Bovxlmb Green State Umverslty Beltle D Rlegel Teachers College Florence Maham Dayton Teachers College Mlanll Unlverslty f Q . , s s s 1 ' 1 7 . 'I .U . .1 1 , u , L - -- . - , L . , . . ' , . 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' 2 ' U . . . 7 O' f 'x ' . , 42 -11 'F X -- 1 ff - f - -- -Y 1 404153311 f - - -ff ---i- SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW Paul Shock Freddv Edwards Marvln Ferguson Robert Baker Dwayne Yost John Fortney Robln Schwexgert Duane Brown Bobby Mlller Kenny Lurtxs SEDOND ROW Lols Muller Sandra Jackson Maureen McMahon Sandra Spxtler Arlene Farber Betty Haston Jean Johnston Janlce Anderson Dorls Brower Alberta Fultz Donna Homous Mary Blosser Marxlyn Dlehl THIRD ROW Ph1l1p Thomas Gerald Foley Flscher Perdew Delano Fugate Mary Spence Juamta Prlser Lowell Bltner Robert Cornehus Paul Homous Carolyn Van Ausdal Mrs Denlmger FOURTH ROW Johnny Snuth Phlllp Smlth Kenneth Ruxer George Guntle Eugene Weave: Ph1l1p Younce Kexm Murray Larry Wegley Fhose absent were Anna Guntle and Katherlne Pugh At the beglnnmg of the school year Mrs Denlmger carrled on as teacher of the Slxth Grade but due to 111 health she vsas forced to resxgn Mrs Warvel was hlred at the begmnmg of the second semester to f1ll thls posltlon and to f1n1sh the school year The Sixth Grade has had three partles thls year On Halloween Day vue had gl n1ce party that was enjoyed by all At our Lhustmas party we ah exchanged glfts Our Valentme party was a great day 1n our l1ves We recelxed many n1ce cards February 18 vue started takmg gym That IS the best day of the vseek vxhen gym day comes around Janualy 31 we staxted our magazme sale to help pay for the band umforms Our sale was qulte successful but It had to end February 10 January 9 we had our palt ln the Adult School Program We gaxe the plckmmy shovs Our home loon mother IS Nils Haston and at Lhnstmas tune she bought games I01 oux loom so we would haxe SOlll6th1Ylg to keep us busy on ramy days X . 1 V 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , ,, , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - I - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1' 1 1 1 - ,. , V . . 1 - - 1 -1 1 - V I' . 1 , , . V . V 1 . . 1 ' ' . V V V . . . V . V' V . . V V , . . .1 - . . . ' . 1 1 ' V , . , 1 . 1 . A .SV . V . . ' ' ' ,LXXET ' FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW Eddie Spencer Raymond Seim Donald Parks Royce Spitler David Alger Roger Dawson Jerry Cunningham John Shyrigh Robert Richards SELOND ROW Judy O Haver Judy Kmgrey Betty Lou Good Nancy Otto Jeai Alger Barbara Cl m Mary Etta Kinsel Donna Ullery Marilyn Millikin Sylvia Smith Loretta Wampler THIRD ROW Anna Stewart Sue Ann Gedra Nancy Stock Pat y Risner S111 ley Keller Janice Larklns Gloria. Logel FOURTH ROW Bob Whitis Paul Dearlng John Tobias Robert Maham Don Steinke Our school year has been a busy one with oifferent activities Perhaps our biggest thiille was helping present the Jolly Pickaninnies Minstrel show at the Adult School January 9 We contributed to the less fortunate in giving money to the Jr Red Crcss and the Infantile Paralysls drives faVOI'lteS During our reces cs 1n late F b uary thirty three of our thirty six members par ticipated ln a Jackstone tournament Those who came through victorious were Sixth grade and room champion D nna Lee Ullery Fifth grade champion Marilyn Millikin Lharr-pion boy player Eddie Spencer Champion of consolation games Royce Spitler In geography both classes kept a rath r detailed notebook of ou study We also kept a history notebook We made a booklet on manners in connection with our health class Moreover each m ide a key which bears stanzas containing rules of manners Many ot us made Indian bead blac lets and colorful crepe paper butterflies in the spring All in all ou: year has been busy with work but 1I1tSF6St1I'lg 1 -A I V . 1 v I i . , . , , . . . K , - 1 , , , , - L r- ' '-V . i I V y r 'J I 1- , . . v ' ' Y . 1 . 1 V ,' ., ' an - - ' ny ' ' K i , . . As a Christmas project, we made our mothers recipe booklets consisting of their . S- . E Y v . - . - . - ' ' ' -- o 1. . A . . . . D ' v' 1 , ' ' ' . , . , ' . , - . , v' . ' ' . Qfw t eeee Qflffxzez- ee 1-1 1111 1-are V FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW Noel Deeter J1m Bohnger Joe Baker Fred Murray Ronald Lox ley Kenneth Bell Sarnmr Ph1ll1ps Charles Fortney Fred Jackson SECOND ROW Joann Bowman Nancy Shyrrgh Patr1c1a Mrller Carol Bowser Shrrley Davrs Joyce Bowman Carol Ann Seals June Zumbrum Marlene Landls Shlrley Monce THIRD ROW Isaac Bower Larry Isaacs John Falldort Ethel Yoder Volette Loomer hm Betty Rhoades Jerry Brown Eugene Johnston Merle Guntle Mrs I lorence Maham FOURTH ROW Ronald Wampler James Sollenberger Ph1l1p Lels Byron Brtner Larry Starght Brlly Farlow Daryl Yost Charles Hora Mervrn Marshall Our class orgaruzatron for the year IS as follows Daryl Yost Presrdent Fred Murray Vrce Presldent Nancy Shyrrgh Secretary Joanne Boxxman Treasurer Patrncra Mrller Charrman Health Commlttee Noel De ter Charrman Servrce Commlttee Gurney Frreszell Charrman Party Commrttee Carol Bowser Charrman Program Commrttee Joyce Bovx man Student Orgamzatron James Sollenberger Student Councrl Our long drvxsr n xxe have learned and fractlons have been lots of fun Vie lrke to thrnk of fractrons as xx orkmg maglc By the xx ay you knoxx our favorrte game IS Black Maglc It keeps us busy frg urmg out each other s magrc trrcks We also take qurte a lot of mterest ln trrcks and rrddles Lourse Jennmgs almost alvxays stumps us Wlth her rrddles One thmg xxe enjoyed most durrng our school year vxas the Jolly Prckamnnres M1HStlS1 Sh xx the Frfth and Srxth Grades presented for the Adult Sshool Other mogects xxe plamed and xxorked out vxere Lnrls Sexxmg Club checker 'loum rment and xxe burlt The Anport of Tomorroxx on our table Israc Boxx er vxas the vxmner rn our Checker Tournament s ,N y ' y Y - .0 . . l f 1 1 - 1 1 - Y D . . . . 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 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I T ova We ,,fifXwa?- ' 'W-'im' FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW Ern st Stephens Robert Johnston Ivan Smlth Jack Tobras Tommy Whrte Omer Mrller James Blosser Charles Dafler Rodney Dafler Delmon Baker SECOND ROW Janrce Peters Mary Lers Vlfglnla Conn Donna Ruxer Rosetta Dershere Betty Brown Patrlcra Cook Barbara Redman Aho Farquhar Barbara Yost THIRD ROW Donald Wrlson Beverly Wysong Verna Wrllett Joan Rregel D rrs Ruebusl' Shrrley Schrader Shrrley Landrs Nancy Ruxer Edward Brown Mrs Bertre Rlegel FOURTH ROW James Erbaugh Rrchard Lers Dale Guntle Rodney Fox James Logel R1chard Shade Harold Wrlson The Fourth Grade has an enrollment of 34 We started the year wrth '36 118 boys and 18 grrlsy Two puprls moved from our drstrlct We garned tvwo new puprls from other schools Besrdes our regular cur rlcular work we have accomphshed the followrng projects 1 Made burlt up posters on Proneer Lrfe and Transportatlon 2 Made a set of four murals rllustratrng the homes and lrfe of Chrldren of Other Lands Srmba of the Congo Pedro of the And s Mounta1ns d Bunga of th Malayan Pemnsula 3 Made spatter leaf rnk prmts vxhlch were used as room decoratrons A set of 16 farm prrnts drawn by Charles Dafler xx ere used as a border 4 Our most rmportant project IS of booklets rllustratrng and descrrbrng Land and VVat r Forms of whrch we have been learnrng rn our Geography lessons The class has taken an actlve part ln school plays and the qprrng musrcal Ou home room Mother lb Mr Mary Johnston We apprecrate the par tres and all the lovely thmgs she drd fo us throughout the school year We also vush to thank our P T A for the frne games they gave us at Chrrstmas We took part rn the pYOSGIlT.3tlOl'l of STORY BOOK PALS grven to the Adult School Our school year h s bern an enjoyable one Vke are all lookrng forward to berng promoted to the frfth grade i D . . 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' V Y ' WH, W Y ,, AY , , , Y . , W H- W A THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW Dav1d Harry Herbert Tobras Perry Spencer Jerry Mrlhkrn Gene Ray Hollrnger SECOND ROW Nancy Creager Wanda Howard Yvonne Wegley Patsy Redman Mfrrcra Kay Edwards Beverly Flelds Connre Covlngton Jul1a Ann Sarver Janrce Sh rd Gwendolyn Black Ella Mae Garber THIRD ROW Esther Mu selman Lela Knrsley Llnda McDonald Ellen Gosllng Patty Blosser Sylvra Beachler Nancy Zrchaus Judy Stutz Janet Deeter MISS Hart man FOURTH ROW Charles Redman Harold Fxelds Ronnre Gearhart Robert Mc Absent Janet Frantz Here are the actrvrtles we have had thrs year rn our program For all of the hohdays we have had par tres We have worked out a few plays We have chosen umts of Study and have made dlfferent projects to go xuth them uch as our toy shop on our unrt on Toys We had a pet show vshrch was very amusmg to everyone We had a program for Adult School called Story Book Pals We had hand pamtlng out of doors on real warm days when everyone teels lxke belng out ln the sunshrne 7 Our last project of the year was makrng a puppet stage scene We gave puppet shows for each other 1n the classroom Q 'S X 3 Farland, George Schram, Alfred Long. 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Y ' ' I - 1 .D, ,,,,. a K . , THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW Berman Selm Carl Lrsle Hunter Perdew Eugene Garber John Ruckrrgl Ray Drehl Bobby Woolery Larry McNelly Thomas Clem SECOND ROW D rothy Guntl Delorrs Bltner Nancy Phllhps Sharon Moore Carole Keller Myrna R sell Sharon Congrove Carol Sturr Sanda Kenwothy Mabel Wall Shelby Jean Shank THIRD ROW Myrtle Guntle Dean Stemke Bobby Petry Marvm Blrch Ragnhrld Munson Mrs Huffman FOURTH ROW B1lly Cook Marvm Brunk Charles Crone Norman Ferguson Randy Kemper Thomas Stalght Bobby Zellers Absent Jerry Krnstler Joyce Baker Charlotte Cook At the beglnnrng of the sch ol year thrrty SIX grrls and boys were enrolled ln our class Durmg the year we lost two classmates who mov d to other school dxstrrcts A new puprl Fredda Marple romed our class rn Apr1l Although th re has been much sxckness we have SIX boys wlth perfect attendance Our year together has been a very busy and pleasant one Besrdc our regular work We Made several Chrrstmas murals Look part rn the ChT1StmaS P T A prcgram Crue a play called Story Book Pals for Adult School lor ncd to frnger palnt and used thrs method of prmtlng for rnakrng ilomtr dcslgns and book covers Illustrated poems and storles Studled Holland and lts people M :cl murals of Dutch scenes J Studred brrds and thelr hablts . I ? . Y . Y Y Y if A Q . . . . -' kv v v v 1 , C Y , , , , . ?v Y ' 1 l ' I v - W 7' I v I I v 1 v , Y . - f ' ' , , . . . P . - . . , V . , . - U . . . A I 1 1. Made health books. 2. J . ' ' ' . 3. ' ' . . . . ', . 4' 1: , , .. . H . Q 5. , zz ' ' ' 2' ' ' ' ' ' 2 's. H ' ' . li. ' ' , .4 ' 7. ' ' ' . 8. 2 L' ' .' . ' .. 1. w ' . ' .' ' V . V - f- e --if-sr - Wi--ii-Q 2,1 f - - - f W 'WM SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW Marlene Yost Charles Daye John Tletge Emerald Brown Joyce Newbauer LOIS Guntlo Barbara Shock John LSIS Leon I aaes Walter M1llat SECOND ROW Donna Mae Shell Carol LOUISE Davxs Mary Anna Petry San dm Stxader Norma Slyde Jacquel1ne S hrader Vlrglnla Fortney Patty Bowser Donna Clem THIRD ROW J e Ruxer Dlck Montgomery Roger Shade Bonxta Metzgar B1lly Dexsher Larry Brown Donald Mlller Larry Brown M1ss L1ll1an Slmon FOURTH ROVK Fred Shade J1m Lexs Bobby Thomas Bllly Ram Jerry Sease Jack Galdnel Harold Yost Gary Sellars Worley Moore Absent when p1cture was taken Larry Dawson Drucllla Haydon Leon Jacobs There are 42 of us tlus year We are dn 1cled mto four lead ng groups the Cr1elc eta the Grasshoppers the Bunmes and the Butterfhes We found out all about Blackle and Red the two ponles the bI'0YVIl16S and the elves mall trams flovx rs and blrds We llked most of all the unlt on Ind1ans VVe made an Indlan teepee 11ke the Indlans had All of us remember our Halloween and Chu tmas paltxes Santa pald 1 v1s1t to our zoom xx hxle we were havlng our Chrlstmas party NK had a contest the Army wlth Roger Shade as captam and the Navy w1th I 'nry Dans n as captam The Naxy xx on by om pomt We were happy to have Mis George Yost as ouz home room mother . L Z I y v A v v . , Q . Y i Y 1 'U y ' W 1 t I v I v ' I' U V . 9 . . . . , ., , , , , - 2 , A- , A ,, -' , ' l ' I v Y r y ' V ' ' ' ' . Y Y 1 ' v r Y 7 ' '. C V , ' ' . ' ' I ' , ' ' , I Marshall Roe, Carolyn Wells. . . V. , 1 4 i . - . i . Af . . R VD . , t . ' - ' 'S ' ' . ' Q ' JL - vi 5- r ' . v v v ' . ' . , . ., . qs amfgir - -- 1 s ' FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW Ardyce Albert Nova Freeders Carolyn Sue Peck Phyllrs Jean Thomas Myrna Yoder Anrta Hughes kay Flsher Ramona Boomershme Barbara Roblnson Barbara Housekeeper SECOND ROW Jun1or Rassel Norma C Serm Norma J Sers Shlrley Tob1as Carol Ann Brombaugh Donna Petry Janet Smrth Brona Mrller Hershell Brown THIRD ROW Jerry Peters Dale Roberts Phylhs Kostner Vlctor Huber Gary Johnston Gary Gearhart FOURTH ROW Noel Hess Chfford Rregel Thomas Loxley Allen Rltter Melvm Ullery Eugene McDonald Elwood Mrller Larry Landrs Larry Booker The Frrst Grade s most lmportant achxevement of the year has be n learnmg to read We have four books rn our basrc readrng program wrth several supplementary gon as the Second Grade does Some of the Second Grade people read from ten to frfteen books each month but we doubt rf we can do that unt1l we are m the Second Grade Our room has enjoyed the partles at Halloween Chustmas Valentmes Day and Easter sponsored by the P T A We have been pleased to have Mrs Krrgen Hess our home room mother Wlth us at each party and apprecrate all she has done for us At Chrlstmas the P T A gave us some games for bad Weather days We have enjoyed them so much For our Adult School program on January 23 vue Jomed the other Frrst and Sec ond Grade rooms 1n takmg a tr1p Round the Calendar We honored an event for each month wxth pantomrm song or recltatron We also helped vuth the Chrrstmas program by smglng Sllent Nlght Llttle Jack Horner , and Aw ay ln the Manger -A 1 D 1 l 1 1 . V , . 1 U 1 W I 1 - ' 1 I ' U 1 I x . 1 , , 1 , - 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 Y l I 1 1 . 1 . Y Y ll I 1 ' . , . . E . I . . . y . books. We were especially happy when we could read books from the Dayton Bookwa- , . I ' . y 1 1' -'v l 1 ' . . . . A , . ' ' ' AL Y .II 4 . . Q, h I . . . Y. , G,g,'53v -f f ---nl JJ - -f -- f f-f - Y 1 - ' l FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW Gerald Spencer Ronald Perdew Jerry Booker Jerry Ball Don Cuenther Ross Studebaker Don Ferguson Kent Alger LeRoy Davrs Larry Hughes SECOND ROW Carolyn Kay Myers Barbara Weaver Jocelyn James Bonnre Smrth Mary Jane Jones Norma Wrllet Catherrne Brtner' Cynthra Brrch Judy VVh1te THIRD ROW Jo ephrne Larkrn Patrrcra Hrnkle Phyllrs Ann Hastrngs FOURTH ROW Brlly HOHIOUS Jrmnry Farlow Kerth Mrler Robert Faldorf Car' lyle Grrll Ronald Guntle J1mmy Seals ABSENT Larry Blosser Wayne Bowser John Claggett Marranna Derrrnger Carol Lee Drllon Jack Drllon Karen Foley Brlly Fugate Bobby Fugate John Guntle Kathleen Jcnnrngs Noel Landrs Norma Jean Porter Verna Srdes We the graduates of 1958 started our educatronal Journey rn the fall of 1946 drploma but to learn to read and wrrte Our project for the year was actrvrtres that correlated wrth our reader Tags and Tvxrnkle We told storres dramatrzed and parnted prctures about Judy Jrm Tags and M ther' Oth r chool actrvrtres vsere planned around holrdays Frrst was Thanksgrvrng wrth turkeys and Indrans then Santa February vxrth a brg fancy Valentrnt box and Aprrl urth Eastrr Art work and ongs were part of each m nths program In Jan ufrry for the adult school program we correlated our work rn a program called Here We Go Round The Calendar Y Y 'V 1 1 v I 7 I I '1 I I ' T' I v ' v - V , , . , , - . . wg I l v I A - I ' 'v v ' K . . . . , ' . ' . . . ' . ' V ' ' ' V 1 V V Y ' v 1 ' v Y ' V I V . I I A ' Forty-eight of us came the first day in new clothes and shoes. Our goal was not a . , . C - ' V ' N: 1 ' ' X 5 -' ' X A. ' ' 5 ' - 1: ' . - -X-, o o no o 'core -QAXXEQQ more M o on rm PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OBIFQTS OF PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION plomote the xx elfare of chlldren and youth ln the home school and commumty :fuse the standards of home llfe secure adequate laws for the care and protectlon of chlldren and youth o brmg mto r-loser lelatlon the home and the school that parents and teachers max cooper ate mtelllgently ln the tralmng of the chlld To develop betu een educators and the general publlc Such unlted efforts as wlll sccure fox exery chlld the hlghest advantages m physlcal spxrltual cducatlon OPPIC ERS OP PARENT TLACHFR ASSOC IATION Mrs Robert Goshng Presldent Mls Ray Kmgrey V1ce Presxdent Mrs Shaw Ferguson Secretary Rlchard Mohler Treasurer Ou1 p1Ogl'1!T1S for the year whlch have been mterestlng and profltable vtexe October 3 1946 Dlxle Yestexday Mr Helwlg DIXIE Today Mr Rlegel You-lmher 4 1946 Fathers Radlo Qulz Rev Llsle and Fathers Duemher 19 1946 Chllstmas Program School lanuary 9 1944 Motlon Plcture Abbott and Costello m Hollday On Ice Ilaylet Hlstoxy of Founders Day School Nlarch 6 1944 Interestlng and Curlous VVllls Judgt Love Xprll 3 1944 Guest Speaker Health and Safety MISS ZlITllY1CFlT1dI1 Flen tlon of OfflCOTS 'NI x 1 944 Iartlclpltlon of Communlty Churchs S Instillatlon of Offlcers MtI111JLFS11lp fox this Near 15 472 vshlch ls the lalgcst membclshlp numbcz to ditm Thm hlghllght of the year vs ae the Fall Calnnal held at the echool October 18 A pu school cl1n1c mnaugurated thls X081 has been largely attended and pxoun ot It'1tVl1UC A mothu was chown from each of the fxrst SIX grades as homi zoom mothu 'xml coupe rfltfcl Vllth the tt achu ln actlvltxes assoclated xxxth holldaxs and v lT'l0llS pm mms To ' ' ,, , t, To . 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Z 1 M Ve v ,Sem en S' if 'fig Q T 619 v 'Eff LD 7 HALLS NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults Ohlo U S Approved Pullorom Passed ChlCkS CHICKS POULTS HATCHING EGGS BREEDING STOCK WRITE FOR OUR CIRCULAR HALL'S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY IGOMAR OHIO Compllmenfs Qf Success For Your Annual DELBERT PETERS GIOCCYIQS and Servxce Statlon Rookstool Variety Store West Alexandria O Phone 91 F I4 WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO PREBLE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER MILLWORK HARDWARE PAINT PHONE IZ WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO C AND G SUPER SERVICE MOBILGAS MOBILOIL B F GOODRICH PRODUCTS Phone 175 West Alexandrla, Ohlo 1 Our Sincere Best Wishes and O O WEBB S Sunoco Service Statlon SUNOCO DYNA FUEL SUNOCO MOTOR OILS Motor Repaxrs I5 Tune Ups PHONE 57 VV C HASTINGS PROP WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO DR H H GOOD DENTIST GENERAL Y: RAY SERVICE PHONE 10 W lceHours 9AMT AM 1 P M T 5 P M Except Thurs COMPLIMENTS OF THE TWIN VALLEY BANK WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO Complzmcnts Of TWIN VALLEY NEWS WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO WEST ALEXANDRIA RADIO SERVICE Refrigerators Radxos Records PHONES 9N MAIN ST WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO FOR THOSE FRESH HOME MADE POTATO CHIPS TRY CASEY S BETWEEN EATON AND WEST ALEXANDRIA ON ROUTE 35 Complzments Of Brookvllle Dept Store Mrs B F Greenblat Mgr WATCH OUR WINDOWS BROOKVILLE OHIO Open Friday And Saturday Evenings 1 . . . . . Off' - . . 011 . . . . o . . . f -I . . U . , KINGREY BROS MEAT MARKET All Home Killed Meats Buyers Of Livestock And Hides NEW LEBANON OHIO PHONE 140 W x 1 ' , Look What , You Can Save Z Complete 4 -6, Selection Too Steamers For Rent LEIBERS WALLPAPER 25 PAINT PHONE 198 w 419 MARKET ST BRooKvlLl.E ol-no WRIGHT S FEED SERVICE wooosom PEGG PROP Mnaml Bred Chucks Seeds Grinding 69 Nllxlng PHONE 47 WEST ALEXANDRIA Brookvllle Lumber Co PHONE 232 W Asbestos Roof 81. Slde Wall Shungles Enterprise Paint A Varmshes Cresote Post Q Fence Cement G, Bullders Supplies Hotel Alexaudua Mr 3 Mrs J Walter Loerkc West Alexandrla Ohlo Compliments Of DILLON S DAIRY Pasteurlzed 6. Homogenlzed Milk Cream Orange Chocolate Phone I I New Lflmnon 0 HLI MER S LOAI K l BED I-hgh Grade Coal '25 Coke Phone 19 F 3 New Lebanon Ohso X t' , ' Of 1 I . K, 5 - KF' 4 4' ' Q Qx, Q39 . l' ll .4 I4 - 71 Y I , .o. , v WJ ,XY 1 J Y JT -25-f-13, I' I -1 ,. THE BROOKVILLE FARMERS GRAIN CO GRAIN SEEDS FERTIL1ZER FEED FLOUR FENCE COAL PHONE 57 W AND 57 J BROOKVILLE OHIO CONIPLIWIENTS OI: H R Fmfrock 81 Son Wxllxnms O11 O Matlc Heatmg System PHONE Off ce 149 W Res 149 BROOKVILLE OHIO PAUL WEITENDORF DEALER IN New Idea And Dunham Implements Also Small Hardware 412 Market St Brookville Oh 0 PHONE 27 LINDSEY S SPIC is SPAN CLEANERS Puck Up And Delnvery Service Have Your Garments Cleaned The Spzc And Span Way NEW LEBANON O PHONE 39 J REBOU LET'S MEN s AND BOY s STORE BROOKVILLE OHIO Coal and Builders' Supplies AIIIS Chall119rS Farm Equip. : i - , . . . -J ' I Y i I BEST wlsr-IES FROM LYNN S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 33 FOR APPOINTMENT Footwear For The Entire Family Hats Shoes fn N Cleaned Re aired And SHOE Blocked FITTING THE HENN SHOE STORE BROOKVILLE oHno Wampler s Tavern Good Food And Drmks PHONE 137 F 3 NEW LEBANON THOMAS ELECTRIC SHOP Refrlgeratnon And Electric Repaur Electrlc Appliances And Coleman Oll Furnaces NEW LEBANON O PHONE 144 SHROYERS' SPORTING GOODS Excluslve Athletxc Outfltters TELEPHONE AD 1461 45 E FOURTH ST DAYTON OHIO Fair Way Plumbing And Heatmg VEARL A DENLINGER 235 N ST CLAIFI ST DAYTON OHIO PHONE FU 0723 HE 9352 K K Weaver, D D S 600 FIDELITY BUILDING DAYTON OHIO Y A - A ' f AN ,TTY . 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ED Closer l-Wk ul SE 1 u Here IS the germ of a red clover seed sendlng out a soxl anchormg rootlet which nn a short tlme wxll have the power to ftx nitrogen from the axr Simultaneously It wlll Improve soxl fertxlnty, grow a hugh prolcm crop for livestock and pass on to humans the healthful carotene and vltamms of mnlk butter, eggs and meat The world needs more of such crops The pnce per bushel IS excellent for almost every lund of legume and grass seed soybeans and scgetable seeds It wlll pay you well to set aside several acres this fall and arrange for a nearby All Crop Harvester to save every possible bushel The All Crop Harvester xs recognized for nts abxllty to cut clo ean low hangmg pods Its wlde, rubber cushioned bar cylmder protects the delicate germ and To 'mf' 'C mmnmxzes crackage ro non nam -1-1 The All Crop Harvester makes It possible to harvest 3 ll vllffilvfv-J: lx over 100 seeds which can end -Il- human suffering from malnu ii Q H H. X1 1 f V 1? K' v' 5 lty to farms everyuncrc at N H 'I .-I ev 1 -' , tm r' JK' 1 1 aff' , RADIO FlASH' Ls! n Oo The NATIONAL rARM AND HOME HOUR nh E S A L E S A N D S E R VIC E Mnchell Every Saturday NBC M. L LONGNECKER G M C TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE FARM IMPLEMENTS AND GENERAL REPAIR EATON OHIO PHONE 1UOY . , . , . . Y I - . . . . . SC , JI - . D . A ' Q X ' Q 5 -V V, , . . . 3 ,J , - f- A A , . W , 1 Y to I: W . . -, ,-' -g-, ' , .-,.-s-' 1 . , . ,,., ,,,. A , , .. Q N, a - ., - , , 2-'A :- , '-'.' - ' 1.-:Stl . L af.-P 1 3:95 'M' 39 lin:-z-rwl? ' - 33' 1, y ,X fda: rim vll aliyg I' 6 . . . V .ja ...Af I rum...,f.,MW,lugQ,-Sf51.231 trntxon and brmg new prosper. Q 1 ,lx lg, m.. ..:,g:5f-Mrgzqv,f1.:,-,.5g,l:,Mg,.5..,Q - 1 ,.' t. - -14:55,-. ,. v ,v rt gh. ,..'-,'.,.gj- 1 4 ' - was 'ir' ff wt -M .wg-.t..-L54-V 'Wg' ry., , 91 ff- 'NQHT . x ,- 4. Q Qg4,L'.,,-.xx sv-,.-3- wlg,-Ugg-,I L,..',. fig, m-,V f ,, 5 fy. f- H dk + ., 11s,v,.,- - X13 nf,.- M .. M54 ff- tg- J, .'1f1.f- 55 mg Q: 4 may ,.ggQ,,,,W,-4 i.,,,fzr,1,-,'. '. g'k',., 1,.',..?fs4',wg.,, 'w,,'1.'V.Mw--QP.-,a s-Aff in f:.,,cL-,l'f- K z'-Ev-:J . I e-1, r ' I . ' - I E , v.i Vere!! I . V FARMERS BANK NEW LEBANON OHIO 10 IvIII.ES WEST OF DAYTON ESTABLISHED 1913 PHONE 30 CAPITAL ACCOUNT S75 000 O F BRUMBAUGH PRES AND CASHIER DEPOSITS up TO S5000 INSURED UNDER U. S. GOVERNMENT PLAN SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES WHEN YOU WANT THE VERY BEST GOODS AT THE LOW T POSSIBLE PRICES COME TO BURN S MARKET The Store That Serves You Best NEW LEBANON OHIO VIIKES SERVICE STATION SohIo Products Battenes Washmg PoIIshIng Greaslng Cngerettes Tobacco Soft Drlnks 4 E MaIn St New Lebanon 0 C CARTER COAL FUEL SOHIO FUEL OILS NEW LEBANON OHIO ALBERT SCHAFER GAS 81. OIL DELIVERED NEW LEBANON OHIO Phone 11 Dayton KE 6116 PHONE 28 F 3 ACROSS FROM DIXIE HIGH SCHOOL HAMBURGERS SOUPS ICE CREAM PIE GOOD COFFEE MALTS URS 11 A M TO 12 P CLOSED TUESDAY CAR SERVICE FROM MAY TO NOVEMBER ES , I I a u I . y V ' . . . . . . i II II 87 . 4 . , . I I L I , , I DISTRIBUTOR I Highway Service Station 2 HO - . . . M. SUNDAY HOURS-3 P. M. TO 12 P. M. THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY JOE E CREAGER AUCIIOIIQLI 'Xnd RMI Estate balcsmln PHONE 36 I' 4 NEW LEBANON OHIO BRUMBAUGH HARDWARE CO C B KEISER SOLE OWNER HARDWARE HOUSEWAFIES PAINTS GLASS WALLPAPER STOVES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CHINA WARE GLASSWARE FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS STORES AT West Alexandrn And Eiton Phone 1-IO Phone Z5 LffI,I!'!.f',l1'lg.'-. If I'IQIiILI.If IFIFIIQII 'I I'Iwm- -U XMN1 XIux:mfI1'iqI. I 'IW' JIM FLYNN INC DISTRIBUTORS OF SPORTING GOODS WILSON RAWLINGS SPALDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SEE US FOR SCHOOL AND CLASS SWEATERS WHERE SPORTSMEN SERVE SPORTSMEN TELEPHONE HE 9601 CORNER FIRST AND JEFFERSON STREETS DAYTON 2 OHIO You will want to contlnue your educatlon In 1 recognlzed school MIAMI JACOBS COLLEGE Wall tram you In ess time at a low cost Our results speak for themselves Ask any of our graduates coMPLlMENTs OF G MEARS 8 SONS FARM EQUIPMENT STUDEBAKER Cars and Trucks GERIVIANTOWN O PHONE 9R3 Complxments Of Roy Stockslager INSURANCE AGENT FARM PLAN INSURANCE Phone 23 F 14 New Lebanon Ohio C. . 11IQ.XIJl'.X'l'ITF ' ' . , U 4. . . . , I DR PEPPER AND BARQ S BEVERAGES DR PEPPER BOTTLING C0 DAYTON OHIO RA 2131 AVINHUN AT ITS Q- -- iQ ll q F 3-1 1-3 AIRPORT JUST WEST OF DAYTON BEST G. E MARTIN ELECTRIC SHOP Of West Alexandrxa IS ln POSIIIOH to offer you the fmest 1n stalnles And Repalr A Speczalty PHONE 215 WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO JOHNSON CHEVROLET CHEVROLET C315 And Trucks Parts Sales Servxce PARTS For Wholesale All Retaxl CARS soo E MAIN STREET PHONE 71, EATON, 01410 steel kitchens and electrical appliances-Refrigeraters-electric wiring Flou, era FOR ALL OCCASIONS Complxmentb Of Derrmgers Greenhouse., VICTOR H MAHAN TROTWOOD O PHONE 9 F New Lebanon Ohio ASK FOR AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE THE DAYTON STENCIL WORKS CO 113 115 E SECOND STREET MANUFACTURERS OF STEEL STAMPS AND DIES METAL CHECKS BADGES STENCILS RUBBER STAMPS SEALS ETC PHONE ADams1l32 DAYTON, or-no , . u D . Q n- 9 v . v '-J . 0 , . JOHNSVILLE RESTAURANT DINING ROOM FOR PRIVATE PARTIES Mr And Mrs Frank Jarrett Prop ERBAUGH S MARKET JOHNSVILLE OHIO Custom Slaughtermg '15 Locker Servxce TELEPHONE SLAUGHTER HOUSE 93 J STORE 93 W NEW LEBANON OHIO Compliments Of JOHNSVILLE AUTO SALES INC USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Garage Serv1ce 25 Pamt Shop NEW LEBANON OHIO TELEPHONE 9037 F 11 BEECH CAMP COMPLIMENTS OF Grocery Restaurant Hlnklels Bakery I 74 Hour Service NEW LEBANON OHIO GAS 3 OH- ICE Phone 90 NFW LEBANON OHIO PHONE 9028 F11 1'U.Il!'l,l,lllf.X''IQN' Nl' PHONE NEW LEBANON. 9125-F-3 I I : . Y HOLWEGER 8a HOLP Funel al D11 ectou Inualzd Coach Service WILBUR C HOLP PHONE 18 NEW LEBANON OHIO S844 E FOOD LIOUOR BEER WINE NEW LEBANON or-no C Schaaf E Freedera Compllments Of MIIICYS, Pharmacy New Lebanon Ohlo PHONE 89 Comphments Of NEW LEBANON INN Featurmg SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED FROM 12 O0 NOON TO 8 OO P M PHONE 9139 NEW LEBANON OHIO JACOB HOLWEGER PHONE 15-F'-3 MILLERS SPORTING GOODS INC 7 W FIRST STREET DAYTON OHIO DAYTON DISTRIBUTORS OF GOLDSMITH SEE US FOR YOUR SCHOOL SWEATER ROY BLANCHARD MGR You Are Welcome Sherer s Ice Cream Plant ICE CREAM IVIADE RICH WITH CREAM WE MAKE OUR OWN SANDWICHES If LUNCHES RIDGEWOOD HEIGHTS 5124 W THIRD ST DAYTON 0 HERBERT RIEGEL General Contractor LJIVBING HEATINC SPOUTING ROOFING New Lebanon Ollo R R 1 om vlllc I' o Puone Erbaughs Hatchery WHITE ROCK BUFF ROC V ITE WYANDOTTE BABY CHICK PHONE 38 F 22 TROTWOOD O Xl lXlltk Local 8 Long Dlstance Movln PHONE COLLECT N0 8 LIBERTY 'WAYTON O FURAL ROUT 6 TRUCKS TR ACTORS AND c c VANIMAN ESI ABLISED 1911 CARB IVIPI EVIEWIIS AND SALES SERVICE PHONE 59W TROTWOOD OHIO I I , . V I I 1 . I F3 I I ' 1 . 1'. . . W Ros. J I s ' ,O .5 I 36-F-Q2 . . , N. I I , --- 9 , ROY. IC l. C . SON K . . S '1 S if . I . . , , W I. , ., I E I Y T 1 A k O O YYY Y 1 1 K A X w A A A 4 K, Roy D Somers 8: Co TI-IRESHERS FARMERS MILL SUPPLIES Rosenthal Corn Huskers Brookcllle Ohio Compllments of S A Dunkel 8z Sons Funeral Dzrectors Home Furnzshers Ambulance Servzfe Phone 8 and 123 Brookvllle JOHNSVILLE RADIO SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED RADIOS Complxments of Klnsey 8: Son s Servlce SUNOCO DYNAFUEL GAS SUNOCO OIL LUBRICATION A SPECIALTY Accessories Of All Kinds Johnsvrlle Ohlo Compliments Of Brookvllle N atlonal Bank BROOKVILLE OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HARRY B SMITH The Rexall Druggzst Brookvxlle Germantown Ohlo MACY S MARKET Grocerles Vegetables Fresh Meats Brookullc Ohzo . , . D. L. MILLER . . . PHONE 44-F-22 ' ' 44 ' YY D - 1' I ' Compliments Of B C oose hevrolet Sales-Chevrolet-Service Phone 3 5 Brookville H, P. ROTH Modern Shoe Repairing And Shoes WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO MAC S SERVICE STATION MAC D MOTE BROOKVILLE OHIO SUNOCO GAS AND OILS TIRES BATTERIES ETC LUBRICATION AND TIRE REPAIRING UAHAY O B POWELL Phone 79 Phone 8lJ HAY 8: POWELL Successor-s To Koch 8 Hay FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS BR Complete Home Furnishings G E Appllances Maglc Chef Odin Estate Maytag Dutch Oven Stoves Bngelow 6, Mohawk Rugs Carpets Maytag Thor Universal Washers Hoover Sweepers Lane Cedar Chests OOKVILLE OHIO Slmmons Complete Bedding And Many More Well Known Brands A Funeral Service Where The Wish s Of The Famlly Are Expllcltly Fol lowed ZIMMERMAN AND SON'S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Serv xce WEST ALEXANDRIA OHI O GRATIS OHIO I , Y I ' l . Y I 9 I . AA U A C , Y - .Il - Satisfaction Is A Necessity DAY S ELECTRIC SHOP Phllco Radlos 8 Refrxgerators Easy Washers Radio Seruce Appllance Repalrmg Electrxcal Wlrxng WEAVER 85 FISHER PLUMBING AND HEATING Furnace and Pump Repalr PHONE 80 W BROOKVILLE OHIO Compllments Of H G F asnacht 8: Co Sheet Metal Plumblng PHONE 135 W BFIOOKVILLE OHIO SINGER'S DOT FOOD MARKET Buy the best Save the most BROOKVILLE'S MOST COMPLETE FOOD MARKET PHONE 51 W When ln Brookvnllf. JOIN The Crowd At BUD STECK'S Bakery 8: Restaurant BROOKVILLE, OHIO I PHONE 115 BROOKVILLE, OHIO I OWEN S FLOWERS 130 E MAIN STREET EATON OHIO Flowers Wrth Dlstznctlon Member Of Florlst Telegraph Delivery Assocuatlon W AMEL OWEN PHONE 82 NEWTON FLORISTS 112 N BARRON ST EATON O CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING ARRANGEMENT Mrs Orville Newton Phone 484 JEFFERIS HATCHERIES For The Past 21 Years Exerythmg For The Poultryman Avallable See The New Modern Metal Brooder Houses MEl:l YOUR I'Rl:ND6 AI Keyes Recreation WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO Weld Wlth Sight Feed THE SIGHT FEED GENERATOR CO SALES Ruchmond Induana FACTORY West Alexandria 0 WEST ALEXANDRIA OHIO 9 , . .... , . West Alexandria Brookville u ' ' v- BARBER 8. CONLEY JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT PHONE 10 EATON OHIO if 'Q' Wxth new farm machmery dnfncult to gc you cant afford to let your ohn Deere Tractor md farm xmplements Come catualtzes o neglect Proper care and first class recondmomng when xt 1 needed will gne you those all xmport nt c tri months of dependable seruce To help you keep your farm lP1PlCl'I16l'lIS m tlp top condmon we we equxpped our shop completely to meet your eury need Our trained mechanxcs go over exery ma chme thoroughly txghten all loosc parts replace old worn parts w1th gu1un1e ohn Deere Parts clean .md punt lf mf you wlsh and put It 1n good runmng order Remember we do only the work th1t xs necessary to m1ke your mlchxnes run hltc new at the lowest possxble cost to you See us soon -,Z ONLY GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS A -I it FIT AND WEAR LIKE 'I'I'IE ORIGINAIS The Farmersvllle Exchange Company INCORPORATED GRAIN FEED COAL SUPPLIES FARM OWNED Phone 97 Farmersvllle Ohxo Farmer-sv1lle Auto Co FORD SALES 26 SERVICE FARMERSVILLE O PHONE 37 There s a Ford ln your Future Helwagen Musu L0 251 N Mann St HE 5883 Dayton O Kung Bach Selmer Band Instruments Records Radlos Home Applnance Prlvate Studxos Pub Address Systems Instructuon On All Instruments Repalr Department J 8a R Implement Store PHONE 17 FARNIERSVILLE OHIO Massey HRIFIS Sales '55 SCFVICC TRACTOFIS COMBINES FARM IMPLEMENTS MUNSON FLORAL CO 4FormerIy Vogue Floral GardensJ Fine Selectlons of Annuals AnJ Perennials All Klnds of Plants for Boxes ,fnd Card n CORSAGES FUNERAL PIECES NEVV LEBANON O PHONE 54 F 11 I I 1 1. b 1 Y . , . . . . , , . 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I '1 - . 1946 TRACK RESUME 11 111111 111-lb the 11a1l squad was 1alled 1og1th11 lfll 111111 I1INl 1111 11 11 Ill 1 port Ill DIXIL 11h 111th11s1 15111 xx 1s 1 IL 1 1 1 1111 1 sses 11111 petmg 111 f Plll 1 X h 1 1 11 1 1 or thelr h1roes T111s bwught 11111 the 10st fo1 1 10h exent and 1 tlack S11111l NK 1 111 111111111 tl 11111le11s of xxhlch v1e11t1o1h1 Cre1n11ll1 C111 P 1112. 11 G11111x1111 Oh111 L 11 1a1ed 4th 111 th1 bmad 31111111 lhe serxmg of 11111111 bx the 51111111 s 1 111111111 hx the t1a1k tean1 111 111th a f111 111 s 1111 11 1111 llldl k lllttt at Fa111111111t I-hgh S1hool The bows had 111111ro111l s111111 lllll 11111 111 1 11ke 4th 11la11 ln th1 10111111 Dale Lree1h took 5th IH the 100 yard dash and Znd 111 1111 111111111 11111111 1 1 1ook Jesse P1att 1-1a1o1d Heck Dale C1ee1h took th tle o 1 1 lf 1 1 D11k VS 11klet took 4th 1n 220 '111d 440 yald d'1sh R11 S0ll111bOlf.,tI 11111111 1 tl 11111e 11111 Karl 561111 placed 5th 111 the Shot Put XN1th thls start 11 lx hoped DIXIG tlack teams 11111 show tlllll h111s L11 111111 11111111 11111118 111 the f11t1110 PATRONS LIST P M Taylor Mrs R B McNelly Mr O V Shxulmg C O P O Mr and Mrs Ed K1nstle1 Mrs Kmgrey Mr and Mrs Ernest F R11g1l Mrs M1ll1k1n Mr and Mrs Vernon G1off MISS Betty Gunnell Yost Servlce Statxon TH E TOOT CURB SERVICE SANDWICHES MALTS SUNDAES SOFT DRINKS H L ALBRECHT Propr1eto1 Phone 42 F 11 New Lebanon O CLOSED MONDAYS Compliments Of STUDENT COUNCIL Beautiful Portrazts AT POPULAR PRICES Howard Knoll Studio 137 S Mann St 608 Canby Bldg FUIton 8642 Dayton Ohao 1. 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