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

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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 . 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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 auty Cultural School l 1 V ' Y I -' U 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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 - - ' . ' A ' . fe I L ' ff 9 f : ' . ' . s 1 2 . 1 ' . . ' . ' ' ' . ' u ' , e . ' , ', . . ' 'Y . . 'F e' ' 'z fs ' ' .. , '11 , , e t . ., ', . 1 1' ' ff 1 1 I 'Y ' ' F. 2 ,' . f ' , , 1 N I ,e '. 'fi 7 ,C N. AL- K I . s L is I. ' . ' ' ' ' . ' 2' 1 2 ' f ,V , li ' ,zur . '. . 'J' r 'ec e ' ' ' ': i . , 1553 'die 2 tl e' T I e j ' . 2 V. '. 4' 2 ' .s ' J - ' ' ' ' . ' , . e ' . ', f , 'e I z . ' . - 1 . e 9 z . . I , , h ' V.. ' ' I . '. , ' 1 'e ' ' e ' . ' S e . H ' .H . I ' ' e 5 ' . e 5' 2 ' . , fe 1 c Q '. A' personal incidents flash threugh our minds and linger in our hearts of the dear old e S ' 'Q ,ex ' ' ,Q s ' ' 'U is, ' 'G' ' ' ,, .-A H m ,V,, ., 1 - ,Q - - - 1. V ,, , ., , ' 1 -I ' - V -Q v' ' ' - ' , 1 C - 5.1 V t , , . H A ' , , ' F, 1 1 f ' .. 2 ' '. ' fre, , - - an A In . I Y 1 v 4 A ' - 'V 4 ' u , ' ' ' A e ' 5 1 - el 1 . , . ' - A Y .2 h, .- . - ' , 1, V . 9 . I Y ' 1 , 1? , V' ' 15 ' V1 . S ' - , ' , . x . , ,' - . 1' 1 'S 1 - 4 1 - 1' . v V s-y A- v' N, -1 lv' A -f ' ' V. I ,B . S' -1 Av 1' .' ' . 5- 1 - 1 v' A' - l