East High School - Tartan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1955 volume:

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Z!! ge, set 'I 1: Ili i ,WX - Mk , nl' 3 '5 I I 4 3,,.,,ms 1 I f N . 3 I Q I Ik N53 S ag x,.. N Sim Eggs, lv- K.. aft A.-.q...,. ' W Table of Contents Introduction Administration Classes School Life East High Elementary Sports Activities Ads Dedication We, the graduating class of 1955, wish to dedicate our an- nual to Mr. John Fugitt. He has helped and advised our four years in high school. Mr. Fugitt, came to East High School in 1936 starting as the Industrial Arts Teacher. Late r he was appointed athletic coach and as this department developed, he became head football coach. In the spring of 1952, Mr. Fugitt retired from coaching. He is now a teacher of general science and biology. The students and faculty res- pect and admire Mr. Fugitt as a teacher and as a friend. Editorial The Atom and E.H.E. Everybody who reads this yearbook remembers the great news that broke in this area in August of 1952: the building of the A-plant in Pike County. And everybody knows some of the very obvious consequences, the building of new roads, the enormous rise in rent, the increase in wages, the appearance of the trailor villages, and the opportunity for good employment. Soon, if not already, a change at the A-plant will be made from the con- struction stage to the operating stage, and then the numbers of workers will be greatly reduced. Those who find permanent work with Goodyear will be those who are hard steady workers, have learned something about science, and can present good credentials or a strong record. No doubt many of these 4 highly-paid and well-trained workers will have to come from outside places because not enough of our own people are qualified. Therefore it behooves those who still have another year or so at East to use their time and select their subjects in such a way that they can seek and hold the best of jobs. How often have we felt in school that the subjects we take will never mean anything to us! A boy may steer clear of foreign languages like poison only to find himself spending a year or so in Germany or Japang and then he misse-rs a lot if he has no curiosity about a foreign environment. Someone else may fail to get a job at the A-plant because he was afraid to take physics or chem.-1 istry or math in school, or wanted the so-called easy subjects and got by as easily as possible. Another person may be up against it because he could never see any value in learning to write a paragraph of correct English. We reap as we sow may be a worn-out expression, but it is as true as true can be, anyway. The atom age has come about in our lifetimes, and the nearbyA-plant has put us at the very forefront of progress and modernity. Rather than be old fogies by the time we are old enough to vote, let's accept this challenge and make whatever sacrifices are required. By so doing,we shall become as great as our ability will permit, and never have any regrets about fatal mistakes made in our teens. We are just as smart as anybody else, and if we are de- termined, we will not fumble the ball. Opportunity has knocked at our door as never before in the history of Portsmouth, therefore, the big question is: Am I going to do something about it? Freshmen Science Class. .........WELEOOME.,,,, P01?75'lf0 ......or-uo's..... A701116 IIB? Y , 3. . K 1 A 'r HS A' V Route 52 taken from the air past Detroit Steel Corporation and through Portsmouth. The new four lane highway which goes past the Atomic Energy Plant. .',F 4 .n.'-' 'S .f W Q1-'ff .L , J 1: ' '95 fx I vi . f .Q K wr .Sal HN 1 2 ff -r v et. E lf, -Q .4 . 4 yi fkklu' ,ev W' if it A , if i V K 'Lb .. ry In M At. , Va .X l ' 35 we Vx 1 Y? if xy, -. 3. iii: 2 gvx WE 3 V1 L. , l 6, 5 1 3 1 if l, 1 I M or ' - I ' l 5' yea E Y it ' -1-ff fi fi 3 hgSp.,F5e fff1 't fr fr ,H 7 37 V 1 . Q19 N. jug, 'gi 51,3f:Ef,.,,f- 9 V' i ' m K Q x fiv i i , an K xl sim' 5 i- -ea-ug f ,jfigg L LL LX DS' It W 12? ' . inle- 'vlx 2 J t ' 1' an ' The One remains, the many change and passg Heaven's light for ever shines, Earth's shadows fly, Life, like a dome of many-colored glass, Stains the white radiance of Eternity, l Until Death tramples it to fragments.--Die If thou woudst be with that which thou dost seek! Follow where all is fled! --RcJme's azure sky, Flowers, ruins, statues, music, words, are weak t The glory they transfuse with fitting truth to speak Adonia s , by Shelley Thanksgiving Assembly Call to Worship ,,,..., . , Ruth Ann Ratcliff Prayer ............... . . Ruth Ann Ratcliff Song-We Gather Together. . ...... Student Body RESPONSIVE READING: Song-A Chi1dren's Prayer ........ . East High School Band Introduction to Song ............... ...... C ynthia Mucha Song-Come Ye Thankful People Come. . . ........ Student Body Song of Faith .................. . . East High School Band Introduction of Speaker. . . ....... Dottie Hale Speaker ............ . . Rev. Curt Hess Benediction ......... . . Rev. Curt Hess 9 STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Left to right: Ann Hartlage, Juanita Crabtree. STANDING: Dottie Hale, Cynthia Mucha. Ruth Ratcliff, Mr. Smith, Barbara Duduit, Bill Ogg, Bob Castee1,Ierry Miller. ABSENT: Wanda Reed and Tom Moorhead. HONOR COUNCIL Left to right: J. Basham, R. Ratcliff, C. Thomas, D. Hale, C. Scott, J. Walker, R. Bradbury. ABSENT: P. Martin, M. Shoemaker, B. Kitchen, G. Miller, R. Williams, E. Campbell. V f L I I ' a l Q O ! Q .A 1' i INFO! JNIAI ICN CH CONTRABAND r 'TEMS HERE EMPIOYMU :wa 3, sys mfg -. mlirqrgf N' f Qlr 'r- am' ' The hand of the law stops a car entering the grounds at the Atomic Energy Plant in southern, Ohio. Mr. H. W. McKeIvey Mr. H. W. McKelvey was pro- moted to Superintendent of the Portsmouth School System after serving five years as Principal at Portsmouth High School. This year Mr. McKelvey is completing his sixth year as superintendent. Mr. McKe1vey is doing a splendid job and he is to be complimented on his leadership and fine under- standing. He received his A. B. from Ohio .University and his M. A. from Ohio State. O Portsmouth Cnty School Board. SITTING: Mr. W. P. Ridenour,Mr. Arthur Rau, Mrs. Arthur C. Huston. STANDING: Dr. William Duvendeck, Mr William Horr, Dr. Thomas C. Swope, and Mr. H. W. McKe1vey. N-se. . I ,gp 1 Mr. Teachnor W. Smith. Principal of East High. Mr. Smith is completing his fourteenth year as principal of East High School. He has been associated with East High for thirty years. He serves as advisor for the Student Council and is always willing to help the students with problems that arise. Mr. Smith received his A. B. degree from Ohio University and his M. A. degree from the University of Cincinnati. Mr. Smith, along with the other faculty mem- bers, is looking forward to the addition of a new auditorium, gymnasium at East High. 13 DEAN HELEN M. TAYLOR: Miss Taylor is completing her fifteenth year as Dean of Girls at East High School and her twenty eighth year in the Sciotoville Schools. The students respect and admire Miss Taylor's counseling in their personal and academic problems. She is Girls' League and Tri-Hi-Y spon- sor. This year Miss Taylor was the adviser for our yearbook. She received her A. B. degree at Miami University and M. A. degree from Ohio University. SECRETARY: HELEN BOLTON This is Helen's second year at East High. All the students and mem- bers of the faculty find her very ef- ficient. She helps and co-operates with the students in their school ac- tivities and always has a friendly smile for everyone. Her extra-curricular duties are being adviser for the cheerleaders and one ofthe advisers for recreation night at 'the Methodist Church. S E . gg 2- -vu 'U' 'xn V? fm. JOHN FUGITT Ohio State University, Marshall College. B. S. and M. A. Biology, General Science. CHARLES BISHOP Wittenburg College Springfield, Ohio, M. A. in Educational Ad- ministration, Marshall College. Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. ELSIE BRADSHAW B.S. Morehead State College, Ohio State University, University of Kentucky. Chemistry, Business Arithmetic, General Math. EDWARD L. POGUE Hanover College, B. S., Marshall College. M. A., Civics, World History, Head Football and Baseball Coach. A. KIRK WHEELER Dennison University. B. S. Algebra, Geometry, Physics. HERMAN SCHOMBURG Holbrook College, A. B., Marshall College. M. A., American History, Psychol- ogy, American Problems, Head Basketball Coach. 5 S 5 i nr s, .fo- !'? . AX S tea.. LOIS A. S-HUMWAY Ohio Wesleyan University B. A., Ohio Uni- versity, Rockford College, New York Uni- versity M. A. Bookkeeping, Typing I 8s II. MILDRED L. BAILEY University of Cincinnati B. S., Portsmouth Interstate Business College. Shorthand, Business Training, Business Law, Economic Geography, Business English. JOHN C. STEVENSON Denison University, Ohio State University, National University of Mexico. A. B. and M. A. Latin, English, Spanish. CHRISTINE HEER Sargent School of Boston University, Ohio University, Western Reserve University. B. S. and M. S. Library Science, Librarian, Physical Education. ELIZABETH WHITEHOUSE Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's College, George Peabody College for Teachers. A. B. and M. A. English. HELEN BASHAM Orient College Kanakee, Illinois, B.M. 47, B.M. 50. Since Mrs. Basham came to East, the music appreciation has increased both in the school and in the community. She also acts as an advisor for the Tri-Hi-Y. ow' J- ,,f,r fl. 1 + li 95? 'Q ROBERT KLEIN Eastman School of Music B.M. Flute, M.A. Music Education, Band. 5 4' if ' . ' ,Ex Q. ,JK L fa--ff' I K If lm -L. s,...-9449 'Q ,Y ,M W W, M Wwirwf www ,pn --mf ELAINE GARDINER GIBSON Eastern Kentucky State College B. S., Home Economics, English VIRGIL DON LEY Ohio University B. S., Education, Industrial Arts MRS. PAUL CI-IILES A.B., Defiance College Home Economics, English I Our Mr. Atom El 4-'pa-pf... Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Ruth Ann Ratcliff VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Ogg SECRETARY Barbara Duduit TREASURER Io Ann Gee MARY MAE ALLARD Mary Laugh and be Well Glee Club 15 Glee Club Assembly lg Christmas Cantata lg Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Librarian 35 Concession Stand 35 Annual Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBERT J. ALLEN Monk A comrade neither glum nor too merry Scholarship Team 35 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 45 Basketball Manager 4. bw' WAYNE DOUGLAS ATKINS Red Quiet, Conservative, but a man for all that. THOMAS BEISLEY Bezol Always ready for work or for play Band 1,2,3, 45 Band Assembly 4, Dance Band 3,45 Athens Band Festival 35 Pep Band l,2,35 District Solo35 State Solo 35 Announce- ment Committee 45 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 1. RONALD GILBERT BONZO Bozo High ambition and worthy of praise Latin Club 1,25 Latin Club Assembly 1, Scholarship Team 35 Dance Committee 2,3. CHARLES EDWARD BOURNE Cecil A man with more than one love P.H.S. 1,25 Footbal13,45 Basketball 3,45 Junior Class Play Cstage committeej Assembly 35 Prom Committee 3. 21 'W 3 U RUTH ELLEN BRADBURY Ruth She was a scholar and a good one. Girls' League l,2,3g Glee Club l, Assembly lg Dance Committee l,2g Class Officer 2g Prom Waitress 23 F.H.A. 2g Newspaper Staff 2,3g Latin Club 1,2g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Scholarship Team 1.25, Class Play 3g Honor Council 4. JACK BROCK JB In the classroom he likes to playg but his good humor makes one like him anyway. Basketball 4g Hi-Y 1,2,3. ROGER LEE BROWN Bacon Awel -bred silence always at command. Football l,2,3,4g Latin Club 1g Dance Committee lg Latin Dance Committee lg Prom Committee 3. NOEL DAVID BURTON Pudge He's forever laughing, always full of fun. Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3,4g Annual4g Prom Comm. 3g Jr. Class Playg Assembly 35 Hi-Y l,3g Band Con- certs l,2,3,4g Civic Music Festivalg Dance Comm. 3,4g Scholarship Team 3. KEITH BUSSA laws 'The force of his own merit makes his way Glee Club lg Football 2,3g Assembly 2g Dance Committee l,2,3.4g Hi-Y 2,33 Prom Committee 33 Junior Class Play fMg1'.J Annual Staff 4. ERMA JEAN CAMPBELL Erm Here is a Senior with care, She'll get ahead anywhere. Latin Club 1.2, Assembly lg Band 2,3,4gAssemb1y2,3,4gG1ee Club 1, Assembly lg Operetta lg Girls' League 1,2,3,4gDance Comm.1,2,3,4gLibrarian 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Prom Comm. 3g Athens Band Festival 25 Christmas Cantata lg Class Assembly 2,35 Civic Music Festival 2.3: Ir. Class Playg Annual staff 4. 22 LEON CAULLEY Fleeburg Here is a lad who is bashful indeed. Wonder in what occupation he will succeed. Spanish Club 1. BETTY JEAN CHAMBERLAIN Bea A wonderful friend, nice Sz sweetg She'll be to the enda nice girl to meet. Glee Club l,3,4g Operetta lg Assembly 3g Christmas Messiah 3,4g Spring Festival 3g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Tri-l-li-Y 4g Latin Club lg Armistice Day Assembly 4. JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN Jim Men of few words are the best men. 3 ii-t it E ' he f DAVID REA CONKEY Conk It is he who will astound you one day. Band l,2,3,4g Band Concerts l,2,3,4g Pep Band l,3,4g CivicM.Festival2,3,4g Assembly 3. IUANITA JEANNE CRABTREE Moody Mighty souls are found in little bodies. Latin Club l,2, Assembly l,2g Scholar- ship Team lg Girls' League l,2,3,45 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2, Dance Comm. 2g Majorette l,2g May Day Festival lg Prom Waitress 2g Valen- tine Queen 2g Class Officer 3g Cheer- leader 2,3,4g Cap. 4g Student Advisory Board 4g Jr. Class Playg Jr. Assemblyg Prom Comm. 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Home- coming Dance Comm. 3,4g Student Council Assembly 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Annual 4g Popularity Contest 4g Glee Club 3g Christmas Messiah 3g Civic Music Festival 3g Easter Assembly 3. LARRY CRAWFORD Sponge A friend known in necessity. Glee Club l,2g Junior Class Playg Spanish Club lg Prom Committee 3g Glee Club Cantata. 23 TEDDY LEE DAVIS Mushy He doesn't bother work5 work never bothers him Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 2,35 Glee Club 1,3,45 Christmas Assembly 1,3,4g Civic Music Festival 1,3,45 Hi-Y 25 Ring Committee 35 Latin Club lg Spanish Club 3. RACHEL BARBARA DUDUIT Didder In school she's calm and demureg outside school we're not so sure. Flagbearer 1,2,3,45 Latin Club Dance Comm. 1,25 Girls' League, Dance Comm. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1,25 Christ- mas Cantata Messiah 3,45 Civic Music Fest. 2,3,45 Easter Assembly 35 Horne- coming Dance Comm. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Off. 45 Stud. Advisory Board 45 Band Concert Ushetette l,2,3,45 Magazine Q . SH. X ' 'aai 34527-' Sales 35 Asso. Class Off. 3,45 Jr. Play5 H Armistice Day Prog.5 Announcement 13354. E, .Q 1.3 tttl Comm. 45 Stud. Coun. Assem. 4. 5, . PATTY EVANS Pat A tall girl, carry- ing ,herself like a banner. Band 1,2,3, 45Glee Club 25 Athens'Music Fest. 2,3, 45 Civic Music Fest. 2,3,45 Operetta 25 Class Officer 15 Latin Club 1,2, Class Assembly 2,35Jr. Play fUsherettej5 Prom Comm. 25 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Tri- Hi'Y4g Girls' League l,2,3,4g Armistice Day Assembly 45 Annual 4. E5 sg 'iii 25. JANICE FAINE Jan Not too serious but very gay. Latin Club 1,2, Off. 25 As- sembly 15 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Class Off. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Off. 45Queen At- tend. 2,45 Class Assembly 2,35 Glee Club 1,2, Cantata, Operetta 25 Annual 45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play fpro- gramsj5 Miss Tartan Attend. 35 Person- ality Contest 45 Ring Comm, 35 Easter Assembly 25 Magazine Sales 3. MARY JANE FANNIN Janie Her faults are such thatone loves her the better for them. Latin Club 2, Dance Comm. 1, 2,3,45 Girls' League 1,2,3, Off. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 4, Class Assembly 2,35 Glee Club 1,35 Operetta 1, Cantata 35 Civic Mu- sic Fest.5 Annual 45 Jr, Play fprogramsj5 Personality Contest5 Easter Assembly 15 Magazine Sales 35 Homecoming Dance Comm. 4. RICHARD E. FETTY Rich One who seems to just enjoy living. Class As- semb1y25 Football Manager 2,3,45 Base- ball Manager 3,45 Dance Committee 2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Band lg Annual Staff 45 May Day Program 1. 24 . K iq.. .. X Bi 5, .' C Q-4 'ff - fiawv KX 2 vias 1 .5 2 K - ., -l.- - ,. .Nasa 9 ,, .sa W- 5 RONALD HENRY FRAZEE Ron One more good man on earth is better than ww, havinganextra angelin heaven. Foot- ball 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Junior Class Play. IO ANN GEE Io A quiet girl Modest and True. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Civic Mucis Festival 2,3,45 Class Assembly 25 Christmas Messiah 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Cantata lg Ring Committee 35 Prom Committee35 Prom Waitress 25 Tri-Hi- Y45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Spanish Club 2. JOYCE GAYLE GOODMAN Gayle Gay and Bright, a type hard to find. Glee Club l,2,35 Operetta 1,25 Civic Music Festival 3,45 Class Assembly 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Prom Waitress 35 SpanishClub 25 Girls' League 1,2,3,4. Dance Comm . 4. DOTTIE LOU HALE Dottie She has a Disposition that is so sweet and sound Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Christmas Messiah 3, 45 Civic Music Festival 3,45 Scholarship team 15Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2, Assembly lg Library Staff 25 Prom Waitress 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 45 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual 45 6.1 Honor Council 45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Play Usherette5 Student Advisory Board 45 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Homecoming LARRY HARR Jug 'Though the highest grades he doesn't get, we are sure he'll make it yet. Football 1.2.3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Class Assembly 3g Dance Comm. 45 Prom Floor Show 2g All SOC Football 45 Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 15 Spanish Club 15 Personality Contest 4. 25 HM GEORGE GULLION George A Mirrow of all Courtesy. Woodrow Wilson 1,23 Senior Class Play. if 'H ANN HART LAGE Rooney Re- membering you, we shall be glad and gay. Latin Club 1,25 Latin Assembly5 Spanish Club 15 Assembly 2,45 Scholar- ship team 2,35 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Glee Club 35 Christmas Messiah 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Prom Waitress25 Dance Committee 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 4. FLOYD l-IENSLEY Skinner Soobliging that he never obliges. Glee Club 1,25 S anish Club 1- Prom Committee 35 D , Dance Committee 1 ,2,3,4. SARAH FRANCES HOWELL Fran A life as bright as hers is always bright. Class Assembly2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Operetta 1,25 Civic Music Festival 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Prom Waitress25SpanishClub25 Girls' League 1.2,3,4. :iff 1' ,mill -SM PHYLLIS IEAN HOWELL Phyl 'Every word she speaks with a kind tongue. Tri-Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Concession Stand 35 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. DONALD HUTCHINSON Stanley Worry and l never met GENEVA JENKINS Mert Anice girl modest and true 5 who does her work with- out much ado. West Liberty High 15 Girls' League 2.3.45 Prom Waitress 25 Annual Staff45 Tri-l-li- Y 45 Dance Com- mittee 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. 26 JANET JOHNSON Jan A nice young lady with a winning smile. Glee Club l,3,45 Operetta 15 Christmas Messiah 3, 45 Glee Club Cantata 25 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Concession Stand 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Officer 45 Scholarship team 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Easter Assembly 3. MARY JOHNSON Mary Very sweet, very shy, Maybe she's bashful but she'll get by. Glee Club l,2,35 Civic Music Festival 2,35 Operetta 1,25 F.I-l.A. 25 May Day Festival 2,35 Girls' League 1, 2,3,4. 5 1 i! s DONALD LEE KISER Fuzzy 'Behind that silence lurks a man of strength. BOBBIE- ANN KITCHEN Bob 'Thy modesty isa candle to thy merit. Glee Club 1,2,35 Civic Music Festival 2,35 Operetta 15 Library Staff 1,45 Junior Class Play QprompterJ5 Concession Stand 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff45 Latin Club 1,25 Latin Club Dance Committee5 Dance Committee 1,2,3. NANCY FAYE KNAPP Nancers She touches nothing, but that she adds a charm. Latin Club 1,2, Assembly 15 Valentine Princess 15 Flagbearer 2,35 Spanish Club 2, Assembly 25 Jr. Play5 Assembly 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Tartan sraff25 Annual 35 Prom Waitress 25 Dance Comm. 1,2, 3,45 Scholarshipteam 1,25 Bacc. Usher- ette 35 Prom Comm.35 Homecoming Dance Comm.3,45 Magazine Comm. 35 Band Concert Usherette 2.3.4. NORMA JEAN McKELVEY Mac 'She was always for good and never for evi1. Tri-Hi-Y45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45G1ee Club 1,2,3,45 Christmas Cantata 1,25 Christmas Messiah 3,45 Civic Music Festival 2,35 District Festival 25 As- sembly 2,35 Jr. Play fpromptery Annual 45 F.H.A. 2. EARLMESSER Peachy A little shyness is no discredit to any man. CYNTHIA IO MUCHA Mook Full of life, full of fun, she'll make a hit with anyone. Latin Club 1,2, Assembly lg Spanish Club 2, Assembly 2g Majorette 1,2gDrum Majorette 3,4g Exchange As- sembly lg Scholarship Team l,2,3g Class Office r 3g Student Advisory Board 4: Prom Waitress 2g Student Council As- sembly 4g Bacc. Usherette 3g Ir. Play: Assembly 2,33 Prom Comm. 3g Tri-Hi- Y 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4g Annual4gJr,Cup Winner 3g Tartan Staff 2,3g Band Concert Usherette l,2,3,4g EVELYN MOYER Mac With the boys she's never shy, She let's very few pass her by. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 1. Magazine Sales Comm. 3. CARL DAVID NIEMER Tuck Conscience free and sober mind RALPH WENDELL NOXSEL Ralph He nad not a grumble, Nor a frown. But you can tell when he's around. Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Dance Band 2, 3g Glee Club 2,4g Operetta 24 Athens Music Festival 2,3,4g I-li-Y 25 Prom Commitree3g Assemb1y4g Dance Com- mittee 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM MILLER BigBi1l Very good at lessons but very shy. WILLIAM LYNN OGG Bill l-lewill be remembered by each one and all for his friendly ways and his playing football. Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Capt. 45 All SOC Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 All SO CBasketball2, Capt.45 Baseballl, Mgr. 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,45 Tartan Staff 25 Glee Club 1, Assembly lg Latin Club 1, 2, Assembly 15 Hi-Y 25 Rotary Club 35 Buckeye Boys State 35 Student Advisory Board 4g Student Council Assembly 45 Dance Comm.3,45 Prom Comm.35 Prom Entertainment 25 Spanish Club 45 Scholarship Team 1,33 Class Assembly 3,45 Annual 45 Sr. Personality Contest soul of wit SHARON PLYMALE Sherrie Gracious to all, to none subservant. Glee Club5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Assembly 35 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. 45 Bacc. Usher 3. LLOYD PIERCE Shorty Brevity is the Q 5 sh. 1 RUTH JOAN QUICK I0 She is fair, her manner delighting. Snyder Park Junior High 15Spr1ngfield High 25La Porte High 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Girls' League 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. RUTH ANN RATCLIFF Rookie Charm of her own-her friend1iness. Latin Club 1,2, Assembly lg Prom Waitress 25 Prom Comm.35 Tri-Hi-Y3,4, Officer45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1.2, Cantarag Christmas Messiah5 Civic Music Festival 2,3,45 Concession Stand 35 Jr.P1ay5 Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Officer 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Advisory Board45Jr.Editor5 Ed.of Annual 45Class Officer 3,45 Bacc. Usherette 35 Scholar- ship Team 1,2,35 Homecoming Dance Comm. 3,45 Assembly 2,3,45 Easter As- sembly 3,45 Armistice Day Assembly 45 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Magazine Drive Comm. 35 Student Council Assembly 4g Announcement Comm . 4. THOMAS RAY SELBEE Tom Cat This tall guy seems girl shy, but everyone thinks he's one swell guy. Football 1, 2,3,45 All SOC Football 3,4. my LARRY JOSEPH SHOEMAKER Joe There is no other like him--take it as you please. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball2,3,45 Football Mgr.3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Latin KingfValentinej25Latin Class Assembly 15 Popularity Contest45 Dance Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. RICHARD RALPH SHOEMAKER Muggs 'One cannot know everything. Latin Club lg Spanish Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Assembly 2. Very quiet, swell guy . P A U L E D W A R D SIMPSON Muscles not too shyg he is truly a CAROL ARLENE SMITH Worm Better late than never. Latin Club l,2, As- sembly 15 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Prom Waitress 25 Glee Club 1,2,3, Assembly, Cantata 1, Operettag Civic Music Festi- valg Junior Class Play Qpromptery As- sembly 2,35 Prom Comm. 35 Annual Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' League 1.2, 3,45 Concession Stand 35 Christmas As- sembly. JANET SMITH J an Lively sweetness is the noblest power of women. Glee Club Assembly 15 Christmas Cantata 15 Girls' League 1,2,3,4. 30 ALTON EUGENE SMITH lefty good natured a soul as e er trod on shoes of leather. Glee Club 1 2 3 PATRICIA ANN SMITH Pat Always willing to do her part. With this attitude she has a good start. Glee Club 35 Girls' League5 Assembly 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 15 Civic Music Festival 3. PHILLIP LEE S'l'ANLEY Butch A great athlete and a very fine sport. Football l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 All SOC Football 3,45 Basketball1,2,3,45 All SOC Basket- bal125 Baseball1,2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Class Assembly 2,35 Dance Comm. 1,2, 3,45 Prom Floor Show 25 Student Advisory Board 15 Annual Staff 3,45 Tartan Staff 35 Glee Club 15 Operetta 15 Latin Club lg Latin Assembly 1, Spanish Club 45 Prom Comm. 2,35 Personality Contest 45 Baccalaureate Usher 3. 5.474 , 5 4 if f ' STEPHEN MICHAEL STEWART Steve A man of sense. a man of wit. Band 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Latin Prince5 Latin Club Assembly5 Class Officer 25 Prom Committee 35 Personality Contest 45 Dance Committee 1,2,3. MARGARET BAER TAYLOR Margie I came,Isaw, Iconquered Spanish Club 15 Dance Committee 1.2. CHARLES SPARKS Sparky Oh, this learning, what a thing. AnnualStaff4. G LA DYS LOUISE STEWART Gladys Her hair is brown, eyes of blue, Sweet personality and honest too. Latin Club 1.2, Assembly 2, Dance Comm. 1,25 Prom Waitress 25 Prom Comm. 35 Tri- I-li-Y 3,45 Concession Stand 35 Junior Class Play 35 Girls' League 1,2.3,45 An- nual staff 45 Librarian 25 Dance Comm . 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Assembly 2,35 Scholarship Team 25 Easter Assembly 3. 31 CAROLYN MAXINE THOMAS Carol We like our girls slender, tender, and tar-t. Junior Class Play, Prom Com- mittee 3g Prom Waitress 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Annual Staff4g Band 1,2,3g Civic Music Festival 2,39 Dance Committee 2,35 Girls' Le ague 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3, QAthens Festivalg ROGER LEE TURNER Mort , He isa true gentleman who knows courtesy. Spanish Club 1. RONALD VEACH Tool Not very quiet, not very shy, but we'll all agree he's a pretty swell guy. Glee Club lg Hi-Y 23 Prom Committee 3g Annual Staff 4. KATHRYN ANN WARNER Kat Witty and happy, a pleasing personality. Glee Club 1,43 Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 Latin Club Assembly 1, 25 Librarian 1,2,3,4g Prom Waitress 2, Prom Committee 3g Dance Committee 2, Spanish Club 3, Christmas Messiah 4, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 4. DONALD RAY WILLIAMS Tuffy Mrs , chievous, but withagood sense of hum or Marine . RICHARD SMEDLEY WILLIAMS General He is mean but he lives to be a R xx 32 X, DELORES ROBERTA WILLIAMS Doe She sat like patience on a monument Tri-Hi-Yg Spanish Club 3,4g Girls' League 3,4. EVELYN YELLEY Ev A girl worthy of praise latin Club Asst. lg Class Officer 2: Scholarship Team 2g Class Assembly 2,3g Magazine Committee 3g Ring Committee 3g Summer School 4. ELOISE PITTS Long Brown Hair and Sparkling Eyes, We'll hear of her by and by, Columbus South High 1g Portsmouth I-ligh 2: Portsmouth East High 3g Ports- East High 4g Girls' League 4: Plus Ultra Pl-lSg Spanish Club lg New Comers Club: Columbus 1: D.a.s,2gGirls' League 3,4. MARTHA JANE SIMMS Ianie She joined our class just this year, and we believe she likes it here. Haynesville High 1,2,3g Glee Club 43 Christmas Messiah 4: Girls' League. y ,., .,,. .. ...L museum: my ,Qi Miss Bailey with the Senior Shorthand Class Mr. Heller with the first driver training class at East High School 34- .mg-4 uw n PRESIDENT Jerry Miller J . I . VICELPRESIDENT Dic McC1urg unlor C ass Officers SECRETARY Janice Walker TREASURER Jean Gullion nr 'iv ff ...sw ,,,,, ... LH .. 4.50 A' -Qff ,X V, Nluiunli M I 3? ROW 1: M. Dill, M. Downey, B. Bobst, J. Gullion, R, Benner, N. Gregory, B. Conley, P, Gee, B. Christy, M. Gammon, ROW 2: V. Craft, R. Bradbury, J. Basham, D. Burke, M. Burke, D. Kegley, D. Allard, R. Blackburn, S. Fisher,J. Bussey,G. Boggs. ROW 3: I. Hehl, W. Baer, S. Gill, L. Bailey, G. Fox, D. Bussa, G, Anders, P. Car- ley, B. Bradley, D, Copely, G. Davis, H. Elswick. ROW 1: R, Noel, E. Hillard, B. Powell, A. Hutchinson, J. Jordan, G. Partridge, P. Mershon, J. Howard. ROW 2: B. Hall, M.Iohnson, P. Hood,V. Hammond,I. Philips, W. Hayden, E. Ramey, B, Kitchen, D. Jennings, W. Haynes, S. Percell, S. Hoskins, M.Moore,M. Heustis. ROW 3: C. Pierce, D, Packard, B. Lewis, D. McClurg, D. New- some, D. Kelley, I. Miller, L, Oiler, D. Patton, I. Hutchinson, R. Preston, W. McGraw. 'flissf -fftxzssm , g ,., j,gL. tr 4'.-'f QQvqm ' r.. - W 1 K 5 ex. i x t fl 1 ROW 1: D. Shepherd, W, Reed, C. Quick, D. Redmond. B. Selbee, C. Weaver, L. Rose, S. Ramey. ROW 2: B. Shouster, K. Whitt, S Thompson, P. Whitt, N. Spearry, I. Ruley, J. Walker, P, Withrow, M. Young, J. Spence. ROW3: I.Schneider, T. Williams,I.Tay1or, N. Ricks,I. Saunders, B. Wilson, R. Stevens, G. Willis, C. Schneider, B. Shoemaker, P. Taylor. . .. xf Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT Bob Casteel VICE-PRESIDENT Roger Shepherd SECRETARY Gretchen Miller TREASURER Judy Imes .qu e-, I fl.,-3 ROW 1: R. Cox, J. Chamberlin, C. Craig, A. Crisp, M. Bloomfield, L. Copley, P. Benson, S. Bussey, K. Clifford ROW 2: L. Clay, W. Cooper, J. Arnett, P. Boyer, C. Craft, L. Cabiness, W. Conley. J. Akers, M. Bloomfield, M Christopher, V. Chamberlin. ROW 3, I. Crawford, I. Conkey, J. Allard, D. Chaney, L. Boggs, J. Ashworth, B Casteel, H. Bussey, S. Burton, T. Bussey, A. Brown. ROW 1: C.Scott, M. Shoemaker, J. Wilson, K. Ramey. I. Risner, L. Reed, P. Storey. ROW 2: I. Sparks, P. Shim- paugh, P.Stewart, E.Torges, J.Stroud, C.Wil1is, R.Smith, L.Stroth, M. Smith. ROW 31 G. Widdig, M. Williams, A. Yates, I.'P1ummer, R. Williams, J. Weaver, L. Wilson, B. Patrick, I. Wheaton, R. Shepherd, J. Lindeman. Ln 1517 ta. W . 4 .. W ll l ri 'L-'1-1 im 'lb 1!'T 1 'i' T E 2 .f .,.. 'Swirl ROW 1: E. Lawhorn, J. Hurst, G. Miller, J, May, D, Johnson, P. Martin, D, Newell, J. Ketter, ROW 2: J. Imes, R. Owens. D. Johnson, G. Morgan, R. Jewett, M. Miller, E, McGraw, G. Mustang, S. Ogg, N. King. ROW 3: G, Keller, K. Mack, B. Pack, C. Medley, J. Jenkins, E, Kight, L. Horner, W, Mullens, K. Howell, D, Jarrels, G. eakins. J ROW 1: A. Dill, E. Hawes, B. Earls, V. Fyffe, J. Harr, K. Duncan, B. Doyle, J. Green, P. Fisher, ROW 2: L. Faine, G, Figlestahler, C, Hawkins, C. France, J. Dawson, G. Fannin, J, Fowler, F. Haller, P, Hartlage, D. Fan- kell. ROW 3: L, Harris, R, Davis, L. Gambil, T. Hayward, M. Hamilton, K. Heustis, T. Flinders, J. Hawes, R. Henson, B. Gundlah, D. Dodds. s?'jg-Qfz I x 115 ,ma , Freshmen Class Officers PRESIDENT ............. Tom Moorhead VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . Janice Krainz SECRETARY .... . . Judy Humphries TREASURER . . .... Donna Rowe i ROW 1: V. Newman, R. Humphries, I. Meddings, D. Rowe, M. Fowler, P. Leslie, R. Sisler, L. Hensley. ROW 2: R.Willis, D.Rudd, E.Keller, V.Wisenant, J.Humphrey, A. Spearry, E. Reinhardt, D. Rose, J. Whitt, E. McLaughin, R. Munn, S. Rose. ROW 3: A. Ruley, D. Farmer, J. Kemp, R. Saunders, R. Kirchner, J. Matheny, A. Vogel, P. Ockermarr, J. Hurst, L. Hawkins. ROW 11 R.Pack, G. Erwin, M. Fisher, S. Snyder, M. Hurst, B. Beisley, D. Cox, F. Hale. ROW 2: K. Williams, H Jarrels, W. Johnson,J. Payton, P. Moore, R. Williams, J. Porter, C. Bowman. ROW 3: L. Mustain, H. Eldridge, D Mullens. D. Bahner, J. Belveal, R. Bahner, R. Moore, C. Burns, M. Eldridge, G. Hurst, B. Chamberlain. 'I Cv I Mw ' g' gr f ROW lg B. Cole, K. Myers, A. Hensly, C. Wagoner, D. Dever, B. Moore, R. Chamberlin. ROW 22 L. Payne,J Krainz, L. Feazell, P. Allard, J Kinker, R. Boggs, N. Mershon, E. Gilpin, M. Coles. ROW 3: B. Whitt, H. Roof, B Noel, G. King. J. Nichols, J. Williams, T. Meadows, T. Ward, D. Williams, G. Blackburn, B. Allard, J. Shepherd ROW 1: J. VanBibber, P. Duncan, E. Fletcher, N. Bradley, P. Heller, C. Hale, P. Cooper, R. Fannin. ROW 2: S. Lowe, F. Parker, B. Craft, O. Young, W. Mullins, B. Moore, B. Russel, B. Gee, K. Crabtree. ROW 31 R. Gloyd, T. Etterling, P. Bauer, R. Clark, D. Atkins, T. Moorehead, R. Boggs, C. Brown, R. Conklin, J. Chinn, H. Conley. . F' X ' , . . I 4 Q i P! L . l Viv 1 H Mi. r. .W '-Hnmrhw-M-Q 'Q' Us .rqgsn-mvw' x.: -K.. is-L S l Senior Home Economics Class Freshmen Home Economics Class X- W V Blaeff fi X Z X X K Gnu' SCHOLARSHIP Bill Ogg Sc Ann Hartlage BEST LOOKING Larry Harr Sz Janice Faine Senior Personalities an-1' CUTESFCOUNE NQQH asf LQ- Bill Ogg SL Janice Faine L' V' J 5 'Y we , .wQx, alllsli wwfW.?i4+f f Xwfigffa f 5 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Eddie Bourne 8a Janie Fannin -nd 441 T 'Q ,r..,f ff' Mm . SW' Q, i 15- 5 S , 'Wg fr Ms. vis? ' 9 H K. H Q I 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mxke Stewart and Ann Hartlage , . QV .: Q ' i ,N up-'fl 'mssmm -K... if J K, 3? MOST COURTEOUS George Gullion and Ann Hartlage 4,.,,,-rf kr.,--'f BEST ALL AROUND Janice Faine and Larry Harr Senior Personalities 3 li, firm..-A X..-1 BEST ATHLETES Butch Stanley and Bill Ogg, BEST PERSONA LITY Ed Bourne and Nita Crabtree ggi 5-.,: - L-:' 7 48 V i ff 'ww :' j A X e'-' ? i,QS'Ti?s ,y K X 5s 11 f'w 1. . Cal DEAD gag? STUDIOUS CRAZY Qmff- fi - 7 N , :v2?,:f?+A -W m,,j9Q.: ' - . i1Ti1QI1'6-F, , in :im X A '-g,-V,f. 4, , 114- HAIL! HAIL! THE GANGS ALL HERE 49 ,R Sew! W 12 M Q--uanawc Win. 3 qw .. l -9 'Y i -Ulm... I CITY JAH. Door to opportunity N E X T If only lfgf' Tech knew ,143 Ill H1 562 .Q sw ,' so no M ls Q 'llllw ,R L U C K Y G U Y 51 RECREATION NIGHT, TUESDAY Methodist Church ! 'l Qi sm- Q , ,gl .3 i . ws. p Ll S Y Q 3 1 ty M 4 S I A ,, at . 1 q..-1- M' W. H- i Z z 1. dm ? S s . 5 , Q 1 1 i Q gi 'A 'I 0 , , 'df' 1 K x ' ' ,V ii? , . P WS 5 Fwd JUNIOR QCHRISTMASJ DANCE December 21 1954 'K X x L huns. s. in., sl' , .N . ,Jg.,w' ,fo--. ',.. if Q ,z K E 2 -94768 a iii One Big Happy Family M A., 1 A . JSQ 'mm A T 3 'if K 'E' 5 ' , : 5 fi J g I Q' ' Y V rg lin S r A ', Q FL 1,4 2 4' sk- -is se 332 i 'gig if 1 X .ASK M, Kia s ,. Jk X' is X . SK' Q.,,..nsE Three of a kind 172 1. 41 xx' 3 S Q ef-ew 1, -W 1951 7' A , ' I ' f Q' We re thrrsty 2' rf , 3 ef Geniuses at work Summer? i 6 5 , fa Goon Girl Hu. E ' .f.9Fw Three Musketeers uf- sfkqi, .A , ' -41, X' y' 2x?,,3fe . 2 - W., 5, f .f ' Xe-Q4 Q+i1f.r3'JZf2'+,ff':' ' , LAY? f-in xv . 403.3 'SGEVEQ -, Q .7 - f rf-, . ' 'I,...r.' .43 ,. VL TN A +n-vmq Q E ' . r r s Q f ' - E 9' . 9' K 4. K- SW .Q r av Kd, s E i in Q X N J, ,rf is -an . ' L. nfs. if 3 ' , fsvf ,. 2 ' Q, 1 4- . il F5 rr. F . x r, 'B 5 Y , I 4. ax Yue 5 5. 4 ' X X 1 s 1 'Rem 'g if w 5 b N Kiki L. K A Q www? r.,,. A, .. .R 1 -,, li hx M y -' f . A A k h QM rx ,. .. 7 , ir . .. K k I I K 9 W Q if X , S :,,,- 2 .12 M X. , . N Aren't we cute? Freshmen f if Wm ww M1-Q... qw. n ew MPN K9 H 'F' Having, a ball L- N S- It must be love! if 1 1 Y, ' Xfsx ,'f.k, Ry, .gy Leu - 5 N W X Z It's cold outside 60 an K 1 , . RQ aww, ? , 4 f f A I 1 an if X K M. 1 ggi' '- Q? 4 'f W 123 'QE Q A it ,E rw A saga 52 5 W' 5' .ww rw. If ,,,..,N-an-Q-'-N-QM H--n ,Q k 44- ' M N 78 JY 5 T - l S i :vw .Q-.11 i Am. K. WLM., Havmg a good txme WOW! 62 Dig that Crazy Kid 5 H X, W 1,1 - V , x 38 95' L ,. ' C '-P 'X 0- 'T' L , f ly LW no v r 1 rs ,gfkqf ' Q . A of -f ' HI 4 , aw ...,..M, for ,,A.,, 2... Remember when Joan Quick was Homecoming Queen at Hard- ing Grade School? October, 1950. l or r r ! i -.....cgf.. V91 'xl . ' ' v I '8 Q 1. Q . r Attendance Officer MR. GEORGE B, MCGAHAN has been the attendance office r for all the Sciotoville Schools since 1946. Before coming to East High School, he was employed as a mechanic by William's Manufacturing Company. One of his very interesting hobbies is in assisting his wife as a Kindergarten teacher. He also spends much of his leisure time fishing. Cusfodians MR. RUFUS PERKINS came to East High School in 1948 to serve as Custodian. He was employed from 1945 until the time he came to East at Garfield School. Previous to his employment as Custodian, he worked as an Interior Decorator. MR, ROY PLATT has served as Custodian at East High since 1933. He is always available and efficient in his services. Before coming to East High School, he worked as a car- penter in Portsmouth. He is responsible for completely building his own home. His hob- by in the past several years has been raising Belgran Hair rabbits. Ll 'S A Kgs, 5 if .Q-an-r AL- K, i ,, f--.a...-1+ M efm Q iTh W...-0' ' ,7s2i?s I ' ' ' M-,,mm,Q,. WW V mwgi. - wwe-.., fy K .07 ' R -.gl M Q' A . M, uv :.. j lay ,7 4, J f NL .:' L-f' wavy l X W N W 1, .Y is , .,.. .. ,.... , - M A--I f M4 'J- .fx un?- 'll 01 Tig F9 ' l D fre Y 9 5324 Z 1,4 X P5541 Miss Shumway with a typing I class. Mr. Schomburg with the 5th period study hall A-C: 445Sf Sam! , 1 X 5 ig. NR-3' 3 ,. ws,x., , i: , .g - ,. :. Y.. . W hw ---- ., :. . K -...wr 1, . ' Q A K 12 Q.,-www - 2 3556 ......... Ayr I V MM V7 - ' ,, n k kk ,-4. W 5 E H ' Q Q 'Q Q XE Z 5 FL? mi Q f Y 5, ' ...Z Q N sl y K Q 5 . if , in +2 ,mf 99- N if . Q 1 Bm? W A x s,- Misa, E E 3 2 wg:-Rlzmb, LL M A. 3 ' as ' :,.Q: W Wrwggzem 'Kgs W Bs QRN - ,M ' 'Six X W A .:.1,, . ::,. , hr r M 1. . -fu ' - ' g??lEf'7'Tf'5 Y' S wsgsw- K. T S Wa S fmt nf WW min 1, 53253 N is Y ' . mug Q 9 5 ,oviw man 'W QQ Grade III Teacher: Doris Martin B.S. Ed. Graduated from Ohio State Uni- versity. Attended: Ohio Univer- sity, University of Mexico in Mexico City. Pupils: John Little, Donna Hieneman, Carolyn Armbrister, Patty Powe1l,Joseph Davisson, Diane Hawes, Jill Bussa, Norma Hines, David Payton,Thomas Johnson, Jane Foster, Richard Palmer, Rebecca Bauer, Robert Taylor, Sharon Caulley, Vicki Watts, Richard Howell, Joseph Knapp, Roger Stewart, Robert Smith, Jane Hartlage, Ardenna Conley, David Maywood, Kay Eichenlaub, Cheryl Wooten, James Shinpaugh, Michael Bryan, Heidi Barnett, Roseann Monroe, Otis Bell. 71 Off 4, fs W if- ll 0 0 Teacher: Mrs. Harold Carson, B.S. in Education, Ohio University. Pupils: Stephen Anderson, Ralph Baer, James Barnett, Thomas Bihl, Jack Bussa, David Carter, Harold Dempsey, Alan Evans, William Hart- lage, James Hemeon, Stephen Ketter, John Lucas, Thomas Massie, Michael McGarey, Roger Russell, Wendell Skinner, Dee Swick, Danny Winkler, Mary Bauer, Mary Kathryn Muck, Katie Baxter, Connie Hickman, Karen Hill, Keriann Marsh, Jeannie McCall, Judy McElroy, Marilyn Jean Millhuff, Kathleen Safran, Nancy Hanes, Kay Patterson, Bonnie Staten. p 1 Yifffif: .Hill L' 72 U 4 Teacher: Elizabeth Safran, Sciotoville High School-1937, B.S. in Education, Ohio University -1941. Pupils: Robert Lee Baxter, Stephen Beebe, Marc Bryant, Danny De- Hart, Brent Harbour, Roger Hayward, David Lawson, Harry Scott, Richard Waddell, Patricia Ann Cole, Lois Cox, Prudence Doll, Diane Donley, Karen Eichenlaub, Frances Fox, Bonnie Heath, Sandra Howell, Rebecca Sue Lowe, Lonna Palmer, Jeannie Purdy, Donece Salyers, Connie Jo Stapleton, Terry Jo Collier, Barbara Coble. 'W Ep- ' Q ' . aff! 73 bf--33' H T My 5X . 5 5 .,kL,. L L -152 t Wm - -we Z.,-: ,-,gfizu X-:mil , mw- 5 wa 5 -J. NRS -qv 15 A ,Ga , 25, ww. Q ,S ,V:. V .V 'iw' jf xv, A -. X kid M .Q f - b, ,- .. ,'L' f- Q3 fm fi-if ifi ' :2 Q 2 . ' ' M f f, Tw . .,., ,Q , 4 I .. xg gh u w kg .A . il ,,,2 I .A . x M l- - ' ' .Q 'Q ', 's I- S : xiii Si. - t ' . J, 3 N ' si - if Six' 5 , ' P SXX kgE?gX.b .: - -7 ' U g T 1 ffiii - K - A I www . 4 . Mm H -fx. K QQ Q QW nk:-i W .ne .QR -1 , ii iii? f Qwgf, ' ,, ug-Vywfgqggf Q gy M ' v6'f..ww ? ' n w f-f Q .N Q. mr , Q 53 ' . 3, :fs 2? SQ, ,ual iw W ,Wllilllliili 'B Wi? 1933 - -- I . R Janet Johnson with Donece Salyers and Mark Bryant This is the first time that our East High Elementary grades have had a section in the Tartan. If the children like their part in this annual,we will continue to have these pages. We hope that next year we can improve this section of our year- book by getting pictures of the best projects the pupils have on during their class Work. Janet Johnson was the member of the annual staff who was responsible for collecting material to organize this section of the annual. Next year the annual staff and their adviser will appreciate suggestions from the teachers and parents of our grade school children. ' ,. lil SX :HI 1 ' 76 5 5 nl ' Z 5 . il L41 I 0 , X L xt FN k N1 'w U ' t Glo, QSZQIK x v.ag.Eg2bt'A I ' ' AI . ' I1 L I' V fx I ' f eau, ,, fl , Q ,.. , xx ' o -I -4 I , ,r lu. Z , . 3 f 5 ,. 9, Q, . ,I x 8 x LK! :4 .. ,. , .W '- A ' ,V M W 'Sud Q Q W X' -ltkniiimh-ZQ',- ' ,ai , 355 P!- i if W 2 5 2 2 .3 ..r....,...... ...4 ,... 4--if 4 ,...1,.-- ,..,k..... 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' o l 1- 4 ff oooo W5 WZ' f' al Seniors, Coaches Action Shots f cr: Q A Wx . ,ffw + if Co-Captains: Bill Ogg and Butch Stanley They We Wellston 9 O Jackson 28 12 'lfwheelersburg 7 19 b'ffNeW Boston 6 0 Xenia Beavercreek 0 13 1kWaver1y 12 7 '9fNotre Dame 0 49 'kPorts. West 12 6 Chesapeake 20 47 Total 94 147 flfDenotes S.O.C . Games '34 I? ' fb 1 1 R ,-4 Coaches: Chuck Bishop and Buzz Pogue x ev S ' 7 Q S' REA O ,UF FY S -'54, wr '.f f1g W1 . 1 X , f f 'I I '. wg .513 45' 1' --'Q' J2 Pf . - , L, BILL OGG Senior 6'2 185 Co- Captain End S.O.C. All Star Teamq53-541 i EDDIE BOURNE Senior 6'1 170 End 1 1 Y 4. I . I I L .., BUTCH STANLEY Senior6'l 18 Co-captain Quarter back S.O.C All Star Team C53-541 rs... 1 ROGER BROWN Senior 5'9 180 Guard S.O.C. A11 Star Team 1543 gun. I la? info 1 I I5 QV , . -' N ' 1 I 7--' if, 1' sbs S 5 5' 'I f I 1 1 ,7 I ,f LMI , V S I Sf 'Q .1151 W ,.. I X I ' - 1- ' I .y Fifi' , ' 5 'T-I i?i:s2,?: A I 1:35 f'x,.,w1 '25 L V 5 ,' 1' Sa- ,AQ 'xi' A I or YA .. X ay U L fwgtgiw his? qs . ,W N . My-,sq , A may ,Q ,ljw I ' iff ' ' f ' 1, gg. ,W 525,11-,fi LARRY HARR Senior 5'11 180 Full Back S.O.C. All Star team 1545 ' 82 11, 'r I EERQ we I ?i l. Mai- I f . 9lQ ,: :,:- ' K-I-' - .Hs f 'I' , wa. s-I 51 I .... 1 - i RONNIE FRAZEE Senior 5'1O 184 Guard TOM S ELBE E Senior 5'11 l8I 1' ac kle S.O.C. All Star Tean C53-541 if O ,f , gg . 'Wa I 1 'S ,.gfs!F 5iEiS'?f ,islQ-15545 ' GENE WILLIS Junior 5'1O 144 Center BOB PRESTON Junior 5'8 15C Full Back 'X 1 ' - . ' ' , n 1 - . vt We '?'? 2,18 ,. QQ! wi -' ,,, N 1 Q' 1, . Q DUANE BUSSA Junior 5'9 140 BENNIE KITCHEN Juni0r5 8 191 End back junior 6' 168 End H 1-ffm-A if Q 5,4 x, 'a -. W v-. -,S , 1,-N , . ,WSJ mf' Q ' f , . ,. - if-fag, N jdfi -Q ,.. ,yy g.:fi?fhi,Zh - 4 - l , . a ff 1-gg' X k,f'1', if , 1 N 1 W'r1'-+51- N ' ,M ' mx aww- me . . FXVQ -...Ml ' st- fifn ik' ff 031.3 f- HJ QJXEM. ?'k'w-wif' - 'Mk'-N E R' DON NEWSOME Junior 6'1 184 BOB CASTEEL Sophomore 6' 160 Tackle JOHN HUTCHINSON Junior 5'9 Guard 165 Tackle V371 .Wil 5' ful' f 1 1-IQJIFJRLW .. , I, ,-,iv . .Al'k.'-... far - . -. . JOHN ALLARD Sophomore 5'8 JERRY ASHWORTH Sophomore 6' 140 JERRY LINDEMAN Sophomore 5' I318 Halfback Halfback 130 Ilalfback 83 RONNIE K I RC H N E R Freshman WILLARD MULLINS Sophomore 'I' ackle Guard I X, I ,xg s 45 F K ' ,.-is X ik.. DALE BAHNER Freshman End WILBUR JOHNSON Freshman Guard VIR GI L WHISENANT Freshman ED RHIENHARDT Freshman Center End 5 ff A QE if 'gr '35 CURT MEDLEY Sophomore Quar- ter Back r Z ! DAVE ROSE F r e sh m a n Quarter Back DENNY MULLINS Freshman Tackle a . K I .15 O 5, FS. ' v A 5 sv .X , Q 4 I V V3 U k r 1 - f wr f.. on A.sb,i L,s, .L .3 wise fr i 51 4 , , R R :Sw ,. l. 14 'wwf K! .fy i A' W -.gif as: ii? r:x fu., 23- Q s .4...N . . Q5 'A 1 5 ' 9 P! ,.,- A ed hr ' DOUG FARMER Freshman BLAINE CHAMBERLIN Freshman Guard ARTHUR VOGEL Freshman Guard Action Shot 7 3 f 45- fr r cm :fps ,Mi ,ia Qfiffiksir a. 3i1.gJsg'3i1 'v' ' '. .3g,,,A' 9 ELMO KELLER Freshman Halfback Axgxr xfgai 3 s Q 1 'fx . Action Shot if 3 A? Lz B W , W W S' , 'A 2 B ' is ,B ' me 'wx -, . P Y 3 t ' ,L K 1 Q' ' V if K nfl M N ,A s ' ' if 4 1 -l-LL1L - ,ff xxff x g. I IX- ,f xx jun, lx V, 1 A K x' i Q J -'D , , . if 5 ' B ' . ' 'H B f X 5 X l I B 4 I M J Y 'O Q . 'O .A 5 li B 1 t y O in 7 , A N , W + k FV N , , D so . x H.. I ' 4 Q -f O ,.., i Z-HX K 5 V an Q y l Q K Q t 5 :Q gl fi K K l 1 -1 xw il X . X 3 'K ,f I . 3 f ' X 53 5 w, x f X, M E 1 N 4 5 ', Q A A 43 B E B K9 6 3 O ':.---s-- on ,..v M- B 1 A 'N 1-4 M' 1 Q We , X, , , B 5,1 K - ,ss F , ,ns 4 , 'V I ,ffl'Q s K 1 Q 5 1 X .. ,. 57 on ROW I: D. McClurg, G. Willis, B. Lewis, B. Preston, D. Burke, J. Shoemaker. ROW II: Coach, Herm Schornberg, L. Oiler, D. Newsome, B. Ogg, J. Miller, B. Stanley, D. Patton, Mgr, B. Allen, Coach C. Bishop. McDermott vs East Ironton vs East i lelgnmw 1 ,whim E! Q - 'bf u W? Ilya S 1 ! . ,....L.,. Pm Q A, Q H. -gf i 3 , .fn DD .7 s'A I 'Q h ix fi y eas- wvf. 1 x X., 7 ' . 1 an Q -f K fx! gmt- K., my ,Ziggy n J! ug, ik!! Q.. s ty ,X IK I' Q i ,, gp Doug Patton 106 ShOemaker Larry Oiler Bob Preston Q9 x' I lyklx 'V zwmff 1, 9 - G s I 3 F 1 1 4 X I I 1 ii 5 J E K x i is J I N I kv' 'I - I ' I .ll N 1 ...I l Bill Ogg Phillip Stanley Bob Lewis Dick McClurg 4 wi , mai 59 Q.: ' P! xi Q 1.5, wt QL E lluluiilm ihilflillfllhlfl EIUQQSW, KW 111 gk -T E IB SSW if xx W1 1 H 'W ww H213 Q-F i 53 Q 2 30 Junior Varsity ROW 1: M. Miller, P. Bauer, D. Wilson, D. Adkins, R. Kirschner, T. Moorehead. ROW 2: D. Bahner, R. Moore, T. Hayward, B. Gundlah, B. Casteel. J. Ashworth, S. Burton, Coach: Chuck Bishop. Actxon Shot ' Action Shox 3 S Qs Q 3 3 I 3 i I I ! 3 is ik ia ri 5 3 Q ! S 3 4 n n 5 1. 1 if aww, 9- -we ,M , 'S ' M -- xqqavmwwvv 5 A M, V M f JSA in , . 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Janie Fannin, ky i !f '2 Artist: Phillip Stanley, f tu- School Life Editors: Gladys Stewart, Geneva Jenki ns, Carol Smith .98 ,,.T... 'IT' ACTIVITIES: Nancy Knapp, Cynthia Mucha, Dottie Hale.- TYPISTS: Ann Hartlage,Juanita Crabtree 3 5 Q 1 5 COLLECTORS: Sitting: Joan Quick, Erma Camp- bell, C a r o l y n Thomas, Margaret Taylor, Sharon Plymale. Standing: Evelyn Moyer, Norma McKe1vey, Bill Ogg, Ed Bourne, Ralph Noxe1,Bobbi Ann Kitchen, Senior Prom 1954 Harding School May 14, 1954 8:00 p.m. C R .-Mg, F .4 X , K X i' ! HOMECOMING QUEEN: Joan Quick, Nov- ember 12, 1954 with escort, Bob Shoemaker, Remember the bunny hop and dancing to Our ATOMIC CITY BOYS? I X. lr tv 5 r. -o 5 Yi 'Q ,Q 'A 45 1 I Q- uma H 5. .TU N sifff xx Xxx Q R'-f. ...gf-4. . ,Qx-D . 'ik m'l'.pL .gif nO.'v.!gll 0'.M I .1-' ,ga .v g, - yew xv! ix px H58 iii 'ilk SWK , m u 5.555 Q BYU 'H 'm'.un- nv N j .X -,la 1955 HOMECOMING QUEEN, Joan Quick 102 K Qs xi! Q, xx si'1,,v 'Qi .1 fig' gl' Q Q! 4 522 Janice Faine, Senior Attendant Emily Hawes, Sophomore Attendant . ':,:. Lx 5 ' ' ' ' 0 O 0 ' K Q Q 3 Carol Quick, Junior .Attendant Janice Krainz, Freshman Attendant HL' ph -K . xg, 9944, 14 5 Q mfr 5 ...Q 5 . iss, The Tri-hi-y Initiation Service at the Baptist Church with Rev Vaughn Sprunger delivering the address, The candle lighting service for the new and old members, 104 'M -9 'ja ', k - f Q' ti. Pl, if M... w , x, M ' IP 1 N HQK f, ,J ,K wg.: ggxy Q jafyv n? 'hu-I .1 uf W 4 is nh? v ws? K' -J X ,, gg. Q' K v ' v Env A N. Trl+Hl-Y 5 Club ' if G m .S Q QNX X If i K , xv i Vai! J 'W -g . :.:Xw'f L14 Ap 5 ,4 2y f. fi 3- ? J . 'f 5 3 x E 11 il ii nl' R 5 P L ' M-...xv.,,,,, M W f . H- J... 7 we- Fw. .4- in ng K' Qi' E ROW I, left to right: B. Gee, W. Reed, D, Shepherd, V, Fyffe, M, Downing, M, Hurst, I, Howard, ROW II: J. Walker, I. Imes, J, Harr, R, Humphries, L. Payne, R. Sis1er,B. Moore, J. Smith, ROW III: J. Winebrenner, A, Hensley, R, Wi1Iis,J, Whitt,B, Bobst. C, Myers, R, Chamberlain, ROW IV: S. Thompson, S, Ramey, P. Redmond, J, Jordan, D. Fanke11,C, Wagoner,C, France, ROW V: J, Kemp, P. Ockerman, L, Feazell, P, Whitt, I, Humphrey, D, Iohnson,P, Crowley. ROW VI: P, Taylor, J, Plummer, T, Bussey, T, Davis, R, Noxsel, D. McC1urB, J. Jenkins, ROW VII: B. Shoemaker, C, Burns, D, Packard, R, Stevens, B, Casteel, M, Hamilton, J. Schneider, L. Boggs, R. Shepherd, 106 tv' 'M ggi 'W The Spring Festival given by our East High Glee Clubs March 18, 1955 Mrs, Basham with the first period Glee Club J I rf ' W1- QR fr isifesf vu st'!fJi - ,-I .'sb ivl ' 3 xilxuucaigubxuul rgwi a f ' ,A:Q' ,-- :,A. E ,. ' I -f.- . . '-:': 1 , o-,,a1lv,nul S N 5? 5 .W I QS N - fi .- S -.,h:q. ,i,,:q .A,Ti . ,,.::+ 1 -agar -- x --Mr.: ..., R.: , ' 17' 5 ,af If S- L2 ,..1:. 3. .. . , V+ ' Q ' K evil? if N' :xx . A4-A Ig'AQ R x Y MS S f . flifiiiff wi N Q , , C95 gl gy' if . 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Q I- M H. Z., as i? ,a122f'5Z43r'4f147975fLa ' 5 .' 4 . v iw e:w5'eQ1r ' Q 'N'-'- tm T, 5:33-5 he 1 ,A ULQZQE,-.-Y , . V . vk-Easy? ac.xf?1 ,ga ..y,l.i:gg.,. M ug? is -la u, A T' '54 , V . . , WM Sri! Jr gap. Q QC., s ,3f 4's.'2 Wgiw in xv-Y 1 1 'nf I ' '7h,' '1' . 9 M b .122-.:, int ' any 4 K ,,,E, 5 A V- A 6 .aux . A I. ' , v- 1 1 v M if ., . , . 1 A , , v , .. .f ' ff 'N W' rf fm 'W f .r.,1a:a' a a 31 Q . . ,,.-M. -wir ... r ' sd- ...1,.. . Nancy Knapp: Flag Bearer .L L C' I 4. ' x J if W, rg ' ' -Q . '50 Arima: ,Sq .num H. 1' k HL its :iv AX -'I' 'idk ii' lk f Q05 i if 'pf-I, V fig ,Z ,ifigx ,X - . ,'Q L ,. X l W . 5, k'i. . li N 1 fflfi? i JL 1 W ' 0 A . if . - 2 . , M A E ilW 1, 5 7 XQQXQL .Ki 5 mx fy K xjtff ? .ff x gg-5' X. :X 5 Q sw A Q, gp --- Q, 'W x'x.f:x--a, M QM f, ,ax ,N f . ui , x six M A ,Q yxl N fb' 5 A-A -1-f N W Q 2 va F1 H-xr vrix' Sh' sffxs fi' :il 4 'KU 3 ,Q ga ,V 1H,'uuk.l , . 5. QE Q W - 11.115 mf' .xv Spanish I Class Latin I 8511 Classes 1,55 ,WX N V I I i 7 -4 -v--M........ . . ., .A V. .........,..MW K ar......w.wa.W. ,... 5 ' 'm'E N' Q C . . .,, . . My-,mwmbhwm 4. . .wr ., ,...,...........rr,.r, -.YMTV i 'QQ' vm Left to right: A. Hartlage. I. Crabtree, Advisor-Helen Bolton. G. Partridge. P. Withrow. . i Senior Cheerleaders: Juanita Crabtree, Ann Hartlage. 114 hr ,. ,.-.....s,.....,ll,, I L-0 LMT l I,.,.L . L , ..L .,.,, ,,,,... sri W, , Y . ,.Y,....s.,.., W7..-.,,, i, Tjs. .,..,., ,L .,..., t..-..ML,, . I In V V i,,!...,a,,-sT..s, IW., ,MA s . M-if-W-WT--A-il A -fr W 1 W 1 -- Ifflz-s my-1 T... ,.. . . ,1 ,Mt W A M , VTW A tr? A y al .a....T,.A.,h mr trims l WV' ...L Varsity Cheerleaders in action. Phyllis Withrow, Gayle Partridge, Juanita Crabtree, Ann Hartlage. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Janet Ketter. Scott. Viola Fyffe Z Carol ew...-W-i W, Remember ..... Our Pep Assemblies in the Study Hallam? !! Al... Junior Cup Winner The Junior Cup is presented to the outstanding student of the junior class who has made many contributions to the class and school. Character, leadership, co-operation, scholarship, and ath- letics are considered in selecting this winner. This coveted cup for 1954 was presented to Cynthia Mucha. Cynthia was also our represent- ative for the I Speak for Democracy contest. She has taken part in all the extra-curricular activites our school offers. Cynthia was a mem- ber ofthe National Honor Society and the Scholar- ship team. 116 ...san New Members: Nancy Knapp Janet Johnson Eloise Pitts jo Ann Gee Barbara Duduit Ruth Bradbury Tom Selby Bill ogg Gerry Miller Naomi Spearry Ruth Williams Janice Walker Mabel Young ,wif-Q 'iff-by AJ' 'ff' HJ 5 an-uli 'r A11 Sports Banquet Darones AprU.Z,1955 6:301P.L4. fat' 3 Q ,ww if PE 1.3 l H? Lucy .......... Sophia ...... Aunt Nancy Jane Phillip ...... Roger ....... Blossom . . . Man ..... Wife ....... First Woman . . . . Second Woman . Children ..... Silly Tourist ..... . . . Pretentious Tourist . . . Complacent Tourist . . Hiram.......... Father . . . Mother . . Son .... Hired Man .... French Canadian Woman . . . Her Son ..... Tourist ...... His Wife ..... Their Children . Artist....... Bride . . . Groom . . Junior Class Play November 18-19, 1954 Tourists Accommodated THE CAST Scene l ...aa-. sbenliri ' . . Ruth Bradbury . . Naomi Spearry . . . . Sharon Gill . . . . Pat Taylor . . Jerry Mershon . . . Elaine Gregory . . Douglas Kegley . . . . Janet Phillips . . . . . . . Gayle Partridge . Virginia Craft . D Fl'len'Sy'1yia. Carol Miller Scene III ....... ..--...... Scene IV Scene V Scene VI . . . Wilma Hayden . . Janice Walker . . . Pat Carley . . Don Newsome . . . John Schneider . . . . Martha Burke . . David Schneider . . . Joe Taylor . . Polly Mershon . . . Jerry Miller . . . . . . .Gerald Davis WilmaBaer . . Amber and Mark Baer . . . . . . Gene Anders . . . . . Wanda Reed . . Bob Shoemaker 119 C 'fa Directed by J. C. Stevenson Courtesy Week: Sponsored by Student Council . . will Special Assembly sponsored by Girls' League Honor Council with Dr. Madeliene Feil, from Marshal College as the speaker. .t,,,-NNN wwsw -.MMKNQ i Girls' League Officers: Janet Johnson, Janie Fannin, Ruth Ratcliff, Erma Campbell, Ad- visor: Dean Helen M. Taylor. XX' Uh Girls' League Christmas Party Librarian Staff -- Richard Fetty, Ronald Frazee. Janice Akers, Joyce Dawson, Janice Harr, Ioan Hurst, Kathryn Warner, Bobbie Kitchen, Lillie Rose. Joy Green. Tartan Staff -- Miss Shumway, June Howard, Don Wilson, Janice Waker, Wilma Hayden, Wanda Reed. Ruth Brad- bury, Jerry Miller, Mr. Stevenson, Mabel Young, Polly Mershon, Virginia Craft, Naomi Spearry. Ruth Williams, eu. 131 ht, 3- ., ts ,,f The Senior Class of 1955 Janet Maxwell . . . Aunt Mary .... Connie ..... Betty Lou . . . Bernadine ..... Amy .......... Hercules Nelson . . . Mr. John Maxwell . . . Gladys Gooch ..... A. Presents If Mother Only Knew Directed by Miss Mildred Bailey CAST Charles Brains Burke . . . Dr. Jeffrey Gooch . . . Badge Burns . . . . . . Extra Policemen . . . PROGRAMS . . . TICKETS ..... STAGE CREW . . PROPERTIES . . MAKEUP ..... USHERETTES . . . PROM PTERS . .... . . MUSICAL SELECTIONS INSTRUMENT AL .... COMMITTEES -.......... 123 . . Barbara Duduit . Nancy Knapp . . . Ann I-lartlage . . . Cynthia Mucha . . . . . Janice Faine . . . Juanita Crabtree , , , , , Jack Brock BillOgg . . . Ruth Ann Ratcliff . . . . Mike Stewart . . . .. Larry Hart . . . Ronnie Frazee . . . Ralph Noxel Richard Fetty . . . Patty Evans. Gladys Stewart. Sharon Plymale Janet Johnson, Dottie Hale . . Keith Bussa, Butch Stanley, Ronnie Veach . . Carol Smith, Eddie Bourne. Butch Stanley Helen Bolton. Mildred Bailey Erma Campbell, Geneva Jenkins. Patty Evans . . . . Bobbie Kitchen, Joan Gee, Janie Fannin ... . . . . Tom Besiley. Noel Burton, Ralph Noxsel, Janice Walker .-.a-.,...a:zrm -L -f A Qxg x less nfs, .. Our Tartan Queen, PATTI HARTLAGE This is the second year this idea, the Miss Tartan Contest . has been used at our school. Six girls were chosen from each class. Then these girls were voted upon a nd one girl was chosen to represent her class. Ellen Gilpin was the freshman c anid id are g Kay Whitt, junior candidate, and Betty Chamberlain, Senior candidate. Our que e n, Patti Hartlage, asophomore, is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Hartlage, 5833 Gallia Street, Sciotoville. Patti is a majorette and a member of the Girls' league. Any person could vote for any one of the girls by giving the girl's manager a penny per vote. Miss I-Iart1age's manager was Roger Sheperdg Miss Gilpin's, Ed Reinhardt, Miss Whitr's, Bob Shoemaker, and Miss Chamberlin's, Jack Brock. Kay Whitt Betty Chamberlin Ellen Gilpin st Q, . . Us 5 ,N K 5.3,- ,Je www..-A, s A35 31 hm... Ticket sellers: Miss Taylor, Mr. Fugitt vM '!Nw Concession Stand Workers: M. Young, K. Whitt. J. Walker, J. Gul lion. W, Reed. N mx NMR K W- Rui N KX in A ' . . , .. V Concession Stand Workers: Mrs, Bradshaw, Betty Bobst, S. Hoskins, Carol Weaver, Verna Mae Hammonds. Concession stand all sold out. This is the first year the Juniors moved into the tent, 'vs :ii W 1 Xl Q 4, ge 'L+- A I 'Q X, , Q, s 8 ,A . Q. X . -N x . - x X X is N ' '. X Ex x1s s, wx 'xxx xii- ! Q 15 Q , , - x , KL as X.. x, ag, -. -5 Qui ss .. ct ri . vie I 'N 'IU y I ku '14 ,fl 'ag Q, , Mfsurk . S 3 ,Hi 713 'S X ix S xx 5 X 'X-QS xex X x 'Q-e3'l'x ' sf 1 it iQy.,'6.4-.- ,s .?V -Q -Q-. 4- 5 Q X Y xlxivx if N. 1 X X vig. 1 N x ,K . . gf? - - l semesksssfli If :fc s GX, .. K-1 -LX 1,3 , I ' QR C ... L + 'Q' K' A.-.aA..,..4,,..,., W.-fwas.. .rw ' Y A A 1 .t. ,IM r s A L Scholarship Team Biology: Cora Lee France, Patricia Hartlage, Ronnie Liff General Science: Clarence Etterling, Barbara Gee, Larry Hawkins Chemistry: Marilyn Heuistis, Rosalyn Noel, Ruth Ann Williams Physics: Robert Allen. Douglas Kegley, Michael Stewart Algebra I: Barbara Beisley. Karen Crabtree, Nancy Mershon Plane Geometry: Bob Casteel, Peggy Martin, Donald Wilson American History: Ruth Bradbury, Jerry Miller, Gladys Stewart World History: Mike Miller, Judy Imes, Jim Wheaton Senior Social Studies: Cynthia Mucha English I: Nella Bradley, Carolyn Wagoner, Ovid Young English II: Jean May. Peggy Shinpaugh. English III: Sharon Gill, Nancy Gregory, Mabel Young English IV: Ann Hartlage, Eloise Pitts. Ruth Ann Ratcliff Latin I: Ellen Gilpin, Carolyn Hale, Mike Hamilton Latin II: Virginia Craft, Linda Stroth, Janice Walker Spanish I: Gerald Davis, Janet Ketter, Joy Green Spanish II: Noel Burton. Polly Mershon Bookkeeping: Nancy Knapp. Naomi Spearry, Carol Weaver 128 Industrial Arts Classes Q--....,.,,, E' i Q XX -Q if Ex! I .2 H U a. 'u L u -. E ent at ITI rmg 6 ITIITI Co 1955. ll- 0 C D -5 ,av xi ,. 'M 'Tn' f Q, -Vhxm ,EQFYQN ,. fwfgx Q. Blast in Nevada, April 22, 1952 f , f v-. S A . 4 . ' D f , ' 1 1 Y Q f- N pk , ,rf V ings? K lj 1 I Q V ' 'ti by ,K 5, K ihw X i N v W vui ' . Q ,ar ' Q. 3- 'UL Q S M lr: Q H at Q is 'sf- REESE'S HAMBURGER INN Buy 'Em By The Sack Buy 'Em By The Sack Get The Food That Makes You Glad You're Hungry! COVERT FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Outfitters Phone Boston 34 3975 Gallia Street New Boston Ohio Compliments of COEY'S BARBER SHOP Harding Avenue Sciotoville Best Wishes Class of '55 Carr's Jewelry Store Best Wishes to Class of 55 From Sclwler Jewelry 5722 Gallia Scioto 3lO For A Nice Place To Sleep, Stop At Scioto Motel Congratulations To The Class of 55,' Stewurt's Drug Store 904 Gal I ic Street Best Wishes From 301 Ch i I I icoth e Street For Better Milk and Cream Try Select Dairy 2345 Gallia Street Sergent's Home Dressed Poultry Compliments of Ben Stewart's Groceteria 2301 Vinton Avenue We are full-fledged supporters of the Class of '55 Sand's Sporting Goods Best Wishes Judge: Kenneth Cranston Probate-Juvenile Judge Best Wishes George E. Porky Wohler Auto Insurance Agent MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Best Wishes Class of'55 Samuel Levi and Co' Lakeview Cleaners Extends lt's Best Wishes to the Class of'55 Fat Bryan Prop. 842 Gallia Portsmouth Ohio Compliments of LONG AND CO. The House of Quality Furniture 729 Sixth Street l733J Dial 3-4111 Established 1922 WINDEL-HOWLAND FUNERAL HOME R. E. SWEARNGIN, Manager 1503 Offnere Street Portsmouth Ohio Best Wishes From Compliments of 0. Carson Barklow Harold Hanes and Staff Your County Engineer County Recorder Best Wishes From The H. Leet Lumber Co. Burl E. justice 404 Harding Avenue Sciotoville A Good Place To Buy Sheriff of Scioto County Coal - Lumber - Pain' Compliments of SPRING-HILL DAIRY CO. Sciotoville Ohio Phone Scioto 17 Best Wishes From TiIene's Women's Wear 902 Gallic VIC STAKER AUTO BODY SHOP Wheelersburg Scioto 997-F Compliments of WII..I'IEL.M JEWELRY We extend our Best Wishes to The Class of 55 WINKLER'S APPLIANCE CO. WOLFF'S CLOTHING Extends its Best Wishes Congratulations from W. P. A. Y. 'I400,on your dial ZIMMERMAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY ZOELLINERS JEWELRY 302 Chillicothe Phone 2-467I YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND .... SMART FEMININE FASHIONS ATLAS FASHIDNS . Our 60th Year . Compliments of Compliments of Muffins lnsurance Andy Mucha Grocery Don Sherman Agent Forney Avenue Munn Service Station Mobilgas General Tires Mobil Oil Best Wishes Dr. Moorhead Newberry Brothers, Clothing 8. Sporting Goods 4l50 Gallia Street New Boston Ohio Phone Boston 38 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Scioto Trail Phone 2-846l James B. DeBorde Compliments of Orthmeyer Bakery Gallia Street Sciotoville Compliments of MILLHUFF'S DEPARTMENT AND GROCERY STORE Harding Avenue Sciotoville Best Wishes PRICE T.V. REPAIR Portsmouth Gus Co. We specialize in T.V. ond Radio Congratulations Chzss of 55 Gallia Street Sciotoville Pittsburg Plate Gloss and Paint Co. Compliments of SAMUEL LEVI 8. CO. Best Wishes From LANTZ GROCERY Dave Evans Manag ongratulations to the Class of '55 MO0RE'S RESTAURANT Compliments of MURFINS INSURANCE CO. Don Sherman, Agent ELEGANCE . . HAPPINESS . . SUCCESS . . . . to the Class of '55 FROM , I m7 7, One of Ohio's Good Stores ,I I ' E CLASS 0 F 1955 Detroit Steel Corporation extends hearty congratulations to this year's graduates upon completion ofanother step in the process of preparing yourselves to become useful citizens in your community. Your career after graduation will develop in a nation whose progress is a direct result of its freedoms, so that you will have an opportunity to grow and to develop in a land of opportunity. The future will offer many additional opportunities for continued study and improvement. We urge all graduates to pursue all opportunities to further in- crease their knowledge in order to stay abreast of our rapidly expanding tech- nology in a highly technical world. More than ever it can be said for the future that knowledge is power. DETROIT STEEL CORPORATION PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Henry Uberling Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 924 Gallia Street Phone 3-268l Compliments of Herff Jones and Co. Best Wishes To Class of'55 Portsmouth Interstate Business College Attend Business School This Summer Imperial Vault Co. Extends It's Best Wishes To The Class of '55 Roy Kinker, Owner Johnston Green House lf You Care Enough, To Send The Best Flowers For Every Occasion Compliments Of KAY'S Jewelry Store Compliments of Lola Wood's Beauty Shop Always Call the H. Leet's Lumber Co. For Coal - Paint - Lumber Johnny's Frosiee Freeze, I , WY, Johnsons Bros. Grocery Comer of Harding and Mayo - Phone Scioto 136 WMwQ,,,,,.,....5.z:aaw Good Stores For o Good Community Courtesy of Best Wishes Class of '55 Elams Grocery Corner of Sterling and Harrisonville Graff Lumber Co' New Boston, Ohio Congratulations and Many More Happy Years Gemperline Furniture Co. Glockner Chevrolet Co. Extends its Best Wishes To Class of '55 Portsmouth Ohio Compliments of Come to Hibbits To Get The Best Hughes Grocery Hibbits Hardware Co. Route 140 Slocum Station Harding AVS- Sciofvville Say It With Flowers With Compliments of Herms Floral Shop ' Hess Engle Home Supply Gallia St. Portsmouth Compliments of Duvendeck Paint Store D C l . mm on Co S. W. P. Paint - Wallpaper Unfinished Furniture Th' Hanes' coal In Town Gallia Street Sciotoville Evans Floral Shop 50 years of Quality Service 'Not Too Big To Know You, But . Ag Enough To Serve You Distle Furniture Co. ol Portsmouth Route 52 Sciotoville Best Wishes Class of '55 We specialize ln Home Killed Meats Open 8 till 12 - Every nite ofthe Week All kinds Of CHOICE Cuts - Guaranteed Fresh! Phone Scioto 188-M DEEMER'S SUPER MARKET Compliments of Portsmouth Paint Co. Quality Paint Pop's Place A Better Place To Eat Gulf Products Open 24 Hours Road Service Best Wishes Prin-Ray Awning Sales 6111 Gallia St. 84 Rt. 4 - Sciotoville 1047-Y Quality Service Cleaners Extend It's Best Wishes To The Class of'55 Best Wishes From Reidinback Pharmacy To Class of N559 Wheelersburg Ohio Stapleton Office Supply 829 Sixth Street Portsmouth Phone 302731 Schomburg Grocery 233 Harding Sciotoville Home Killed Meats Phone Scioto 39 Compliments of Mucha's Super Shell Oil Station Gallia 84 Bloom Sts. Sciotoville Steel F urnace s For Armstrong Fu in Southern Ohio I0 years Written Guarantee with all Armstron Free Estimates on your heating Exclusive Dealers Am' S '9 iwiiiniiiiia sy Gas, Coal' 'IUTQHITIC GLS-Flllll ft, WIITEI All-COIIITIIIIII fNl0Y the ELEANIINESS and ECONOMY of I ITIGCGS vu... nm. -.n .uv :mn me .um-M lin-1 .....r. 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Compliments of Compliments of Baer's Service Station Bourgl1oltzer's Drug Store Wheelersburg Route Harding AVenUe State Route l40 I They go together , Compliments of Cl1aboudy's Food Market Coca-Cola Corner of Gallia and Eastem llcokell Coca-Cola Best Wishes Class of '55 A Compliment To Your Good Taste A Hollywood Suit only at The Criterion YV I 5252? TE CO N 819 Gallia Street Portsmouth Ohio Cliff Jones Texaco Gas, Havoline Motor Oil Gallia Street Sciotoville GILL'S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone l00 Sciotoville, Ohio Jessie Gill- Thomas J. Gill Compliments Of Winebrenners Sohio Station Atlas Tires Harding 8g Gallia St. Compliments Of H uston Co. Pontiac l544 Gallia Ave. Phone 2-296l Compliments Of Gll.PlN'S DAIRY Slocum Station Phone I7 Best Wishes to the Class of 55 Acme Paint Compliments Of Ace Termite Service Ace A. Johnson Compliments of Adams Grocery Compliments of Bussa's Grocery Open Sunday and Holidays From 8:00 AM. to l0:00 P.M. Compliments of Mid Bal1ner's Garage Bahner Road Sciotoville Body Work Compliments of Glenn Bahners Garage Motor Work Route 52 Wheelersburg Blackies Inn Best Hot Dogs in Town Buy 'em By The Sack Only 104 Best Wishes Class of'55 Borden Milk 8. Ice Cream , -. 5 'ki I i 4 I 1 5 I ! 1 4 1 Y e fi-fiiy 6 .M ' M55 ...s Z sears: .B ,di xgxdf Mr. Whee1er's Physics Class Mr Blshop s BIOIOQY Class xwwnv, SPY! 5 it YQ! L, - Bikini Baker Day .6 7 4 ' 1 1 1 , Q . . R ' A 'Ia' Y A' ,mxwig 1 D 3 X! 'gh WKJ , W A ...K . ,JK 33, 5 f, f-iw-3 fi' Q 1 . l -X , ,,n V, , 4 1 M A v . . x. .zyf Cr V jf. , -1- -, . N It wx Q, er- H fi if X., 5' W . ., .L ,pw ,T .fi lvl . ,Q A , .K Wpr. 1, .,. 't. , - ,,,, ww f T :jg-.nl .+ , 65:1 ff , 4, keigw . . '..:,'fL:i f 1 ,, Q .j-K1 K 4, fiiafw :N- K .. ff .'1.,' , 33 , avg ,ig ? , h',Ia!L.3Ai,: ,ig ' -3L,..4gg,f-54,-. f. . , .,, H . N w f I , . Q :Q . -4 Qu, 3rgi,gij.'si1 , , .,, ..4, , ,1- f vy- .W -.L .. 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