East Palestine High School - Ephanian Yearbook (East Palestine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1947 volume:

u agp IC AT D I DEDICATION lecond Eagle of Palestine High School to our com mel-cial teacher of last year Mrs Harnette McNemar Her help and effort in the production of our first Eagle null always be remembered by the students We senior: of 47 are proud to dedicate this the X FAC ULT Y ADAVIER WILCOX First k Second GEORGE H MCNEMAR SUPT In 'OACH Chemistry Mathematics Industrial Arts GLADYS HERCULES Third 51 Fourth ESTHER RIEGLE MARY HALLADAY Home Economics Seventh 8: Exghth General Science LANORE ELLIOTT Fifth Bn Sixth jol-IN FRAzE:R Social Scxence Blology ANNA LANICH ETHEI.. FILBRUN ORLA BDINETT English Business Education Band Instructor Latm 5 Mrs Lamch Advlsor JOAN ARCHIE Chorus 1 Z Eagle 4 Recorder 3 4 Class Play 3 DUANE GOENS President Basketball Z 3 4 Chorus 1 Z Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Class Play 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Student Council 3 4 MARTHA GRIM Band 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Z 3 Class Play 3 4 Recorder 3 4 Eagle MARY LOU HAPNER Sec Treas Band Z 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 3 4 Chorus l Z 3 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Cheerleader l 3 4 NOEL MARSHALL Basketball Z 3 Band l Z Chorus 1 Z Class Play 3 4 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Student Council 3 BILL. NEZSTOR Basketball Z 3 4 Chorus l 2 Band 2 Eagle 4 Recorder 3 4 Baseball 3 4 KENNY NISWONGER Basketball 3 4 Chorus 1 Z Band 1 4 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 L - . ' - , 4. HELEN Lowns:NsLAc.v:R...Bm1 1-2- . z- - . - -3. -z-3- KENNY OLIVER Faxrvlew fDaytonl l Z 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Recorder 4 Eagle 4 Student Councxl 4 Class Play 4 HARRY POLING Basketball Z Band Z 3 4 Chorus 1 Z 3 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Class Play 3 4 RAY RICHARDS Basketball Z 3 4 Chorus l Z Band l 2 3 4 Track l Z 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 4 Clall Play 3 4 Recorder Eagle 4 Student Councxl 3 4 ADA MARIE RUNNER Band I Z Eagle 4, Class Play 3 4 BETTY STEVENS Eagle Recorder 3 4 ,JUNIOR THARP Basketball 3 Band l Z Baseball Z 3 Eagle 4 Chorus l 2 3 Recorder 3 4 MABEL WAYMIRE Band l Z 3 4 Chorus Z 3 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Class Play 3 4 BOB WILSON Vxce President Basketball Z 3 4 Chorus 1 Recorder 3 4 Eagle 4 Track Z 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Class Play 4 -3. , 3'4.' . .. - '3- Chorua l-2-3, Recorder 3-4, 4, SENIOR HISTORY Starting to school in 1935 Bob Wilson Kenny Nxswonger Ada Marle Runner B111 stor junior Tharp and many others joined together in the first grade Miss Myers taught us the A B C s and also how to count It was ln january of 1936 that the distrlct around Palestine experienced the worst snow blizzard in years Many pupils stayed at the school house and in town while some of the fortunate ones got ways home This experience we shall never forget Miss Adavier who has taught for se eral years and is still teaching here at Palestme taught us m the second grade Iumor Tharp left during this year Harry Poling came ln the third grade to cheer us up and has been with us ever since Mr Noll took over the fourth grade but B111 Nestor must not have llked him anyway he moved away Miss Woods lo is now Mrs Elliott and whom we still have with us 1n Palestine School wel tmed Noel Marshall to our group In 1939 Mr Sidney Stevens took the task of 1 ching us so he could help shove us through the door It really was a task be reuse Duane Goens Helen Lowdenslager and Betty Stevens came Bob Wilson tl ked elsewhere The opportunlty of being in the High School building caxne to s 1 1941 with Mrs Neanen as our class advisor We thought we were big people be mg with all the High School students Due to the war and to the fact that there was a teacher shortage it was necessary for us to go back to the grade build ng A e missed Betty Stevens but Mabel Waymire took part mn our activities Most of u w1ll remember the large window broken out of the door because some girls de clded to play ball in the hall The boys and glrls were always feudmg that year but I guess all children go through that stage of life Miss Mary 1-lalladay whom we now 1 we at Palestine prepared us for the eighth grade test Having passed this and am ln 1943 only to find we had seven new friends joan Archie Martha Grim Ma y Lou Hapner junior Tharp Ray Richards Also Bob Wilson and Bill Nestor zejomed us During Freshman Initiation Day we were forced to wear our clothes Latkwards and the boys had to wear make up but worst of all we cryed all day ve had to wear sliced onlons around our necks Boy what a smelly school that 11 ' We got even by working 01 the class of 48 Whlle we were Sophomores 1 ity Stevens rejoined us when we were juniors while Kenny Oliver helped us put um our Recorder and Annual in the Senior year He joined us ln our last year Kenny Lee Nisvtt Jer and Ada Marne r started ln school together and con ed their twelve yeax f choollng at Palestme We shall remember all these years of High School and all the thlngs that P ppened our class advisors Miss Yokum Mrs McNemar Mrs Bryant and Mrs ich In our years of school at Palestine Three Days of Grace our junior Class may was glven in 1945 Nov 13 and we shall never forget our practxces and of how scared we were the night of the performance Instead of a junior and Senior recep txon we took a tr p to Columbus and the southern part of Chlo This was another mile stone of our life Upon graduatlon we would like to wlsh all the pupils of falestlne as much happmess and pleasure as we ve had in golng to Palestine if . . . 1 . , . 1 . M: Y , . . . . . . , 9 - Q . , . A ' . . ' . . , V . . . . , . . . . . ------- ' . 1 WH, . Q . . . , . , - C 1 , , . dim ' , ' , , , , ' ,J i , . . . . . ,, u .H . ' . . . , . . i I U . . . . . . , . WI . . . - ,nk . . . U , . I.: , , having found ourselves a rather brilliant' class we entered the High School building . . . . : . , . , T , . , . . . . 11 1 ' ' I- ' ' . , f CB II . x df! . I f, . . . . , . . f ' 'mg ' , Pvnne ' ' i. z -- ' 0 5 ' 'I ' ' ' , . . , . .rn , ' I ' , . , . . ' . . 1 SB il 1 I I ' . I ' I l D i p . . . I SEN It JR CL ASS WILL I B111 Nestor as a representatmve of thls Sen1or Class of Palestme Hxgh School bemg of sound mmd and memory do hereby wxll and bequeath thls our last M111 and testament the followmg xtems to the followmg people DUANE GOENS w1l1s to Carl Graham h1s pos1t1on on the Varslty and h1s love to all the glrls AD MARIE RUNNER w111s to Betty Dmmger her sllmness and her shortness to Betty lvllller KENNY OLIVER w11ls h1s scholastlc abxllty to Bob Graham and h1s affectzons to a glrl ln FQIFVICW HELEN LOWDENSLAGER w1l1s her ab1l1ty as a cleellf lrlu to Shlrley Harless and her short han' to Florence Garber KENNY NISWONGER Wlllb h1s basketball ab1l1ty tc A Vrff 1nd h1s helght to Paul Garber .IL AN ARCHIE w11ls her long halr to eannette lxlal shall and her dlgmty to Mary Ahce Bruner NOEL MARSHALL w11ls h1s ab1l1ty to drx e a truck to R1chard Baker and h1s le1sure txme to h1s motorcycle MABFL WA 'MIRE wllls her lxttle feet 1 ax H lid her love to Hank Drew ECB WII SL N wllls h1s great ab1l1ty to 4 ' mdamood and h1s seat by the wmdow to Mary Fellers MARY LOU 1-IAPNER w1l1s her success a Recorder to a umor and her lelsure tlme to the garage buslness RAE RICHARDS w111s h1s blg feet to jun loy a h1s ab1l1ty to fall down stalrs to Harold Goens MARTHA GRIM w111s her qmetness to Bob J nes and her muslcal ab111ty to jay Mlkesell BILL NE FOR w1l1s h1s curly han- tc joe Lxraram and hxs baseball ab111ty to Paul Runner HARRV VLJLING w11ls h1s ab111ty to farm to aul Deeter and h1s fhrtlng ab1l1ty to Dwlght turnp 'SETIY SFI VhNS w111s her black han to Mary lvlurphy and her love to a boy from Rxchmond UNICJR TIIARP wllls h1s basketball dlllll y to Paul Ayette and his lelsure tlme to N8SllC s lxlllk Plant 2 Tll II I I IR we ll r als by 1 wudows and the honor of being flrst ln e at the job I 1 ntmg out the Rcco der the Eagle and the Joy of bemg 1 Semor plu our good matured spun ln Democracy Class PHE SUI HOMORLS wc N111 the knowledge of puttmg over the -Iumor Class Play and sellmg refreshments at all the home ball games 1 Tl-IE FRESHMEN fthe mfants of I-hgh School we w111 all the knowledge whlch we ve falled to grasp J MR PULINCJ fthe flltloful jamtox we w1lI all our sympathy for all the troubles we have caused hxm 1 THE' BOARD OF HIJUCATION we N111 our thanks and appreclat on for thelr maklng mt posslble for us tc become Semors T 1 B R NICNF M I fe W1ll our respect for all 1 the thlngs he saw us through WF now say so long and wlsh you all the fun and more too that we have had at Q10 d fl I b l I . 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' , 'I A Y S Y I 1' -. ft I, Id P, H, S, SENIOR PROI-HECY I declded late ln the sprmg of 57 that I would llke to have a reunlon of my mor classmates So on the mght of june Z I called all of them together and much Q my surprlse everyone ox my fellow classmates was present Among the flrst to rwe were Mr and Mrs I-hlbert Laux yes Mary Lou and HIP had gotten married IS they had planned They now had two chlldren a boy Tlmmle and a g1rl Caron and were llvmg ln thelr newly bullt cottage next to thelr garage on 36 Along x 1th them appeared Mr and Mrs Lee Graham Helen so It seems finally married lee and was now running a restaurant ln Dayton So far there was just the two of them Of course not far behmd them appeared Mr and Mrs jesse Mlkesell who had also marrxed ln june after graduatlon They seemed the same as they dld ten years ago when we were gomg to school together Can you imagine Ada without any chlldren well she told me she had decided to watt until they had pald for their nome they were bulldlng tn Greenvllle I traveled on to my next guest they had just about all ar11ved by now and such a dlsplay of youngsters I had never seen before My next v1s1t was wlth Mr and Mrs jumor Tharp It seems they had left three year old baby junlor at home wlth hls grandmother He then told me that he and Betty had been married xn 4-8 before he went to the Army He now had a good Job as Busmess Manager ln a sportmg goods store ln Dayton Well then who should appear but Martha Grlm alone Could lt be that she hadn t marrled Devon fter all? But no after talklng with her awhlle I found out that he was at home takxng care of six week s old daughter Helen I oulse She was stlll hvmg at Palestme and Devon was a farmer Then I came to two of my chums that really surprlsed me Between askmg questlons and answering them Betty Stevens told me that she was st1ll smgle and a nurse at the Provldent Hospltal m Chlcago She sald she was st11l gomg wlth jr Carpenter and was planning to be marrled before too long joan Archle of course falrly knocked me over when she said she was now teachmg the fzrst and school I never thought she would be a teacher And surprlses never end she then told me that she had no lntentlon of gettmg marrxed for at least f1Ve more years She was l1v1ng at home After hearmg her tell about her puplls It made me rather homesick to go back and VISII for a day At thls tlme who should appear at my slde but Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nlswonger They had marrled late ln 49 and Kenny and family were now llvlng m Greenv1l1e They were plannlng on moving lnto their small cottaue on Central Avenue before long They then pointed to a small girl and boy playmg over ln the corner w1th Mary Lou s children Of course I knew rlgnt away that they belonged to Kenny and Rosle The boy Kenneth jr had daddy s helght and janxe had her mother s blonde halr and gray eyes Rose called Janie and both ch1ldren came running I asked baby jr what he wanted to be when he grew up and here LS what he sa1d I want to be a good basketball player ltke daddy says he was turned to talk to Janie and away she went poo shy llttle girl On to the group of men slttmg over there on the couch I moved towards them and whom should I re cognlze rmght away but Ray R1chards Next to h1m sat Duane Goens and then Harry Pollng I remembered when I asked Duane what he wanted to be ten years ago h I guess Im gomg to college but I dont know what for Well lt seems as though he declded as now he holds a very good Job as Manager m an offtce down at Wrmght F1eld Tzm was always one of those fellows who was qulck wzth the mmd but not vlth h1s hands You re domg all rxght anyway so keep It up Then I just couldnt lt any longer to flnd out about Ray Was he married? No none of these three s were I found out later I then asked h1m what he had been domg smce he luated He told me that he just couldn t leave the farm and that he had bought x re farm near Hollansburg I asked hmm why he had never marrxed and he sa1d so far I have been gettmg a home ready now I have to fmd someone to 11VC m 9 W 1 1 1 GG Ui 1 1 rf ' ' . I , ul' . . . , . I EA . . , , . . 1 . , Sue, . . . . . . ' U . . . J . . 1 , . . , . . , Y ' l 1' ' ' . 1 1 I5 ll , . . . I . . , , . . t 9 1 , . G 1 , . . . 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . second grades at Palestine. After all, joan always got such a thrill out of missing 1 ' I . 1 GQ ID O ' I 1 1 1 I 1 1 - ' Y 1 I 1 4 . , . 1 'D 1 1 1 1 h 5 ' 1 . a .ll I . y 7 . . 1 . . . . . , L . I M0 , 9 1 I DI 1 , .. , . 1 GI 1 li 1 1 1 if 1 1 . I 1 1 , 1 . 1 . gd. . 4 . i , -V , l . . . , - I . '. 12, . A J' . ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 t ' . ' ' - 1 Senior Pr ophecy Cont lt w1th me Isn t that just l1ke h1m though always th1nk1ng of the other person Harry then spoke up and so I had to move along Yes Harry I be11eve was the most surpr1s1ng one of the class It seems as though he had jomed the Navy rxght after graduat1on and l1ked It so well he plans to stay 1n for some t1me I mlght ment1on that he too IS engaged and plans to be marr1ed soon Over here was a young lady whom I d1dn t th1nk I knew so you know me over I went to find out the latest At f1rst I took lt for Kenny Olzver s w1fe but then I found out that It was only h1s g1rlfr1end We aren t marrxed but plan to be before long Yes I fmally got mtroduced to Laura Sh1verdecker I was then told that he had planned on marrymg Laura soon after graduat1on but the Army gave h1m an 1nv1tat1on to come and stay w1th them for awh11e and after he f1nally got home he went to college Now he IS teachmg at Oh1o State I then cast my eye over xn Noel Marshall s d1rec tlon MY' MY! He certamly looked mce 1n that N al A1r Corp Umform He had grown so I hardly knew h1m les I then asked h1m xf he was marr1ed and he sur prlsed me by say1ng not yet It rather got me when he told me that he and Sh1rley Harless were gomg steady and that she had just gotten out of college and was work1ng We plan to be marr1ed someday R1ght next to Noel sat Mr and Mrs Bob W1lson Bob and Mary flnally got marr1ed after Bob wa1ted for her two boys and a g1r1 It seems as though they were none other than Bob and Mary s ch1ldren The1r names I dldnt have t1me to flnd out because someone was tapping away on my shoulder You m1ght guess It was none other than B1ll Nestor and he hadnt changed a b1t Of course I was expect1ng h1m to start tell1ng me about h1s l1ttle home and wlfe but no' He sald he dldnt have e1ther He hadnt had t1me for such th1ngs It seems that B111 spent two years 1n the Navy and then came back to go to an Aeronautlcal School for four years and now was the owner of a medlum s1z.ed axrport located somewhere near ClUC1nhatl I was rather annoyed r1ght then when my three year old daughter Carolyn jane came wh1sper1ng Im hungry mother I told her to Walt unt1l B111 had f1n1shed tell1ng me about h1mself and then appeared Mary Lou saymg that I hadn t told about myself There dzdnt seem much to tell other than I had marr1ed a year after I had graduated and now had three ch1ldren a boy and two glrls My husband Hank was st1ll work1ng at the Internat1ona1 1n Rlchmond and I was workmg around on the farm 1n the daytlme I had planned on gett1ng a Job but I soon fow 1.1 out that w1th three ch1ldren you had job enough keepmg up Wlth the home front By the t1me we had eaten and chatted a wh1le longer the ch1ldren were beg1nnmg to get sleepy so of course that told us xt was t1me to be gett1ng them to bed I hated to see the evenlng end but before leav1ng made plans to meet at Mr and Mrs Grahams before long B WAI JI URTH BROTHERS M U S A ' I -J . ' . ' ' ' to finish high school and to go to Business College :or three years. Then up popped I di oundb i S lf' X X Xix xx Qxxx X xx X UNDER RNADS fQ.lPN ,sa -. -n '7 ,- ,l .ll ul 'Q 4 1-.,,, JS sur' 1. Fxrst Row Il:-ft to rxght Mr Frazer Advxsor Forest Archxe l aul Ayette jack Collms Second Row lleft to rxght Anna Dxll Mary Fellers Sec Treas Florence Garber Carl Graham Third Row left to rxght joe Graham ay Mlkesell Pres Glorxa Stevens Patty Wllt Not Present Wilbur Bevms Sammxe Lmdamood We returned to school m September al juniors to dxscover that we had as our advisor Mr Frazer and enrolled were eight boys and seven glrls September 3 we recexved our class rmgs and were thrllled to reahze that at last we were upper classmen After we were accustomed to the routine of school we had a hayrlde made plans for our class play and prepared for the junior Senior Trlp by selling refresh ments at ballgames lmmechately after the class play cupld entered our class and Betty Laux and juanlta Llndamood were married After Betty left we elected Mary Fellers to the offices of Secretary and Treasurer The Recorder Staff was appoxnt ed by Mass F1 lbrun as follows Editor ID Chief Assocmte Edttor Feature Wrxters Grade News Class News Alumm News A'rt Editor Sports Humor Typxsts Mxmeographers Dxstrxbutmn Faculty Advxsor Mary Fellers Paul Ayette Patty Wllt Anna D111 Florence Garber Glorla Stevens Anna D111 joe Graham Paul Ayette jay Mxkesell Sam Lxndamood joe Graham Glorxa Stevens Mary Fellers Carl Graham Forest Archxe jackle Collxns Wilbur Bevxns Sam Lxndamood Ethel Fxlbrun V Pres .. A . J P , 1 . ,J , A 7 . f 5 gffifg' t t E n p ' l 4- it n, at IA fe W - 0 f fi 1 vi V l- 1 , :V f .sv S ln ' l ' r - 1 4? Q l 1 t .I V' . . 12 lt S n ,h -4 e X' X 1 fo Vlff ' D be if Xf First Row fleit to right Mrs Riegle Advisor 4' Marilyn Archie Mary Alice Brunner Dorothy Bevins T7 Second Row fleft to right .rs ,Q eu james Cloyd Betty Fellers Pres Avesta Grim Zella Hammontree Sec M Third Row left to right Margaret Harter K- Margaret Ann l-hatt Phyllis Longfellow ,-1, Jeannette Marshall 44' X ,...-7 vi' we 5' EA we 7 Fourth Row fleit to rxghtj 51417 john Mxkesell Betty Miller Mary Margaret Murphy Phil Myers Yig .42 Fifth Row lleit to rightl ' Arthur Neff 2 sr' . - Paul Runner Dwight Stump V.'PreS . 'A' t, - SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES we ordered our class rings. We hope to receive was held at Mrs. Riegle s Friday evening Dec. 20 l946. Three of the five entrants in the Prince of Peace contest were sophs . who won. We are also represented in sports and band with johnny Mikesell Paul Runner and Dwight Stump on the basketball squad Margare We felt very grown up when them this year. Our class party We are proud of Marilyn Archie t Hiatt as a cheerleader and with Dorothy Bevins as majurette in the band. First Row Ile!! to right, Miss Filbrun, Advisor Richard Baker james Burden Paul Deeter Second Row Qleft to right, Betty Dintnger ' Donna Fellers Paul Garber Harold Goens Third Row flelt to rxghtf Bob Graham Pres Shirley l-larless Sec Trees Betty Harsh Bettyjo Hayes Fourth Row Qleft to right, Helen House Bob Janes V Pres Roberta jett Eugene Kelly Dons Tealord FRILSHMAN NEWS On Sept 3 sixteen freshmen appeared on the campus of P H S to occupy the seats in the first row from the door We dxscovered four new members of the class Paul Garber Betty Harsh Roberta Jett and Betty Dininger and a brand new teacher for advisor Mus Filbrun On Sept Z7 the initiation party was held at the home oi Paul Runner We enjoyed the tunnels the earthvlorms and the Junk we had to wear that afternoon A Weiner roast concluded the evemng We had a party Nov ZZ, at the school house We had sandwiches popcorn and pepsxs for refreshments We wonder if Harold Goens will ever learn to wink? We are proud of our boys Bob Janes Bob Graham Harold Goens and Paul Deeter on the basketball squad They are doing very well We are also proud of Shirley Harless who is one of our able cheerleaders We were sorry to lose Maryjo Hayes, who moved into the Hollansburg distrlct We hope we will not lose anymore from our class 5 L , . 1 .' , .' . . , . . . n n r o r r 1 n . an. n - 1 n s . n n 1 1 , . ln! 1-Fifa N0 TT 41 I y Q vu 4 :lk rv J 1 -an TLA jfs! If v-V' fv- v-v nf' .1 ? M in 4-.Q 1,7 N I! f5 4 4 0 C? f-4 HFC 41 ik Aka... li ...u '-:af QU' N nd J W -'Q 'P Exghth and Seventh Grades First row Mxss Halladay Teacher E Cloyd L D1 L Fisher H Hammontree M Heffner Second Row l.. House H Laux P Lmdamood R Mxkesell I., Parent B Rxch Third row j Rnz K Teaford G Clark T Clark N Cloyd M Eaton Fourth row J House G Graham Kelly M Llndamood C Marshall C Puckett Fxfth row j Snyder B Spencer C Spencer C Stump G Turner j Turner Sxxth row M Wilson H Young Not shown D Burdette . . 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Q2- A 4 ,I ,QQ .QM fiigmafik D J . , ' ff iz ' Ui, 15 lf Wm -.. 4 -11 4 -an J 'Q fn VY 1, It .4 Second and Fxrs! Grades Con! d l Fxrst Row left to rxght U1 W-1 :bfi ...a NVQ' ff Edward Swank Scot! Teaford janet Waymxre Flrst Grade Darrell Baker Phyllis Beanblossom Sue Xnn Cloyd Second Row left to rxght Kay Crose Sandra Epps Dxck Farmer jxmmxe Pellers Bernxce Garland Larry Hxatt Thxrd row left to rnglnl Patty Hiatt Tommy Hayes Elsie Hubbard Barbara jefierls jxmmy Krextzer Alxce Marshall Fourth Row left to rxghi Sandra Marshall Edward Price jerry Snyder, Lloyd Spencer Evelyn Young W N? x ,, , A 4 'W X A U SA' 3 g If 1 ix f 1 K ' '-if 5' ', S' y W , A I M' f E . U - Y, M . ,fJ ':, 'J , , 1 Q ,,,r cn . 5 L 'lr .1 . P' l lg S Q H A N S J V ' t V Q 4 V . A, ' 9- n 0 .N Y as I A 2 , - 'V ,. , l ,C y X 'F l ' l.e.1 ' S i L . T Q v 1 S J ir! ,, if 3' J A . I 1' ' ' - s. f 4 Y I 4 X Y S 1' L. . ..,,4 . -'.' Z? V . f , W 8, A fx! I ' ,-1, ull, 12, . rf ,M - 3 4 , 3 I b L K . :V A , , - f? 9-Rf' y A1 , I' pl, 'A S' 5 , ,, 3 r- -PK, I - J 1 - VHAAX I v , ik r,f' X rw . 4 - : c ' J I , 2 l . 2 I l 4 ffl: ax , y if 'IA -4 :A 'L 11Qgj:i ' I-I U M CD R HUMOROSI 1 l1:.S Of all the thmgs that happened thts year I wtsh I had a plcture of Mr Frazer breakmg that stool xn the laboratory I hear that the mcldent brought qutte a howl from our qulet biology students I wonder about these freshmen girls Instead of wondering why Harold can t wmk why not teach htm how? Does anyone remember that bunt of Sammy Lrndamood s when we played New Mad1son'? Well tt seems Sammy was supposed to bunt there were two men n base Sam mzssed the ftrst pztch and then smacked the second pltch to deep left center held for a trlple Bud Brown the pltcher on New Madlson sttll mststs that rt was too hard for a bunt'!!!! From what I have heard Bob Wzlson sort of got tnto hot basketball game There was a gxrl sxttmg back of Bob fhrtmg saw what was gomg on was goxng to s1t ln the The senlor class recelved hls Chrlstmas water at the F ranklm wxth htm and Mary asked the gxrl if she all Sammy s fault!!!! After a while Mac got ttred of It and bleachers or sxt w1th Bob And It was passed the buck to Mrss Ftlbrun when Mr McNemar presents It IS st1ll a mystery as to how the john Deere s1gn walked from the eastern clty l1m1ts to the school house doors on Halloween What causes thts constant feud between Sammy and Ray must be love of your fellow men Mr Frazer really looked cute wtth his shoes off and a mce clean f????j whzte su1t on One day we set a tack for Mr Frazer I-Ie sat on It and dldn t say a word Then he got up turned to john M1kese1l and sald Fooled you dtdn t I! At the Chrxstmas play jumor Tharp forgot hlmself and acted his age Some of the flrst graders forgot to go back stage so Mxss Adavxer motloned for them to come back stage from the anteroom door juntor thought he was a ftrst grader agam and started to go wtth them Those boys at Mrs Rlegle s party were really sly wmkers just ask the gmrls they couldn t even tell at whom the boys were wtnkmg We would like to ask the Industrtal Arts Department to fix the collapsible ping pong table I know rt IS collapslble because It collapsed on me whtle I was dressing after basketball practice That could be a project for next year Two semors would hke to know how that wmdow got broken They d1d a remarkable repalr Job with Just scotch tape and typmg paper What happened at the Arcanum 1 3 baseball game? What IS the matter Oliver can t you throw a curve? I hear Helen Lowdenslager turned down a date when a boy from Arcanum called her on the phone just because of semester exams Helen must be gomg crazy! The basketball boys want to thank Paul Ayette for h1s w1llmgness to relmquzsh hxs gnrl to Gene Hofacker durmg the Darke County Tourney It seems Mr McNemar told Paul xt would help the team agatnst New Madlson The bargaln must not have been completed The hlgh set them up at have to look at After the deflmtely needs school students who purchased md1v1dual pictures should be able to home and look at them once 1n a whlle when the rest of the ktds the real thxng all of the t1me'! band boosters program we were all thoroughly convmced that the band new umforms Among the best dressed for the occasxon were Kenny Nzswonger Gene Kelly Phil Meyers and Carol Pluckett to say nothing of the twlrlers and Dot Bev1ns'!!! Gee Im glad we don t have to look at that all the t1me!! We were all surprlsed to see Denny Step out of the red suzt we dxdn t know he possessed maglc powers'!! We wonder why joe Graham started combxng hts haxr dlfferently what ha1r?? ? Why joe that plcture was good ' rL.ASI-I'!' The mystery of the john Deere slgn has been solved Kenny Nxswonger has confessed and xmphcated and Sammy and Bobl' Editor s note The authors of thxs column report the news wxth prejudice or favor to none not even themselves just the same they prefer to remain anonymous Y r. .1' , . . . . 1 , . . 1 ' ' 3-lm . , 0 . . . - - - . ' ' . . as 10 . . . - - . , 1 1 . 1 . . . . - - . . . . . . 1 . . ll ll . . . . . . , as ----- u u 11 . . . n ll . . . . 1 , . . . . an 4 1 1 1 . 1 11 . 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . --- . . . . . - - s K ' J - . 1 1 1 . . . . . . .. 1 . I 1 1 , 1 I U . ' 1 . . . 1 -- . , , ... 1. . . . 1 , . . . . , . . f 1 H1 Ho Silver! Gay Nmetles Hog Sptfllll s. f Love Affair The Green Year Two A -7:-'V 'Fig Legs fwg,v if Skipping C ln: s More Legs Typical Wantu Ride L-OVCIY 7 Timer 5.-5+ 'wp A-14:4 N-is-f M .., Q' I-I THE EAGLES First row left to rlght Bob Wilson Kenny Nlswonger Paul Ayette Ray Rtclmrdl Duane Goens jay Mxkesell Kenny Oliver Second Row fleft to rxghtj Coach G H McNemar joe Graham Bill Nestor Sam Lindamood Ivianager Carl Graham COACH G H McNEMAR COACH G H McNEMAK came Palestlne lh 1940 The basketball team won hrst place xn the county tournament of 1941 He left after coachmg two years and returned lh the latter part of 194-4 The team won second place xn the tour nament of 1944 and the tournament of 1945 In 194-6 the bas ketball team won the county tournament and went to Dayton to the dzstnct The baseball team won the county tournament last year and the track team imxshed, txed for second place wxth Monroe when the going was rough, and for good coachmg ax . :t ', .. ' I. ' ' We wish to thank Coach McNemar for hxs moral support, oe Bd Oliver Bill Pauly 'Tim Sammxe Janes Ray Kenny Stump Bonny PM U4 I THE EAGLE TS Fira! row fleft to right Bob Graham Harold Goenl Paul Runner Bob jane! john Mxkesell joe Graham and Paul Deeter Second row left to rxghtl Coach McNemnr Dwight Stump B111 Nestor Phlhp Mlgrh and Manager Carl Graham THE CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders xn their purple sweaters and gold skirts with purple Pleat: have been new yells Laux, and wal voted a big help this year to the team and lchool They have given ua several Starting thu year the cheerleaders were Helen Lowdenslager, Betty Shirley Harless but, nnce Betty dropped out, Margaret Ann Hiatt, who next highest, took her place V I 4- 7 Q U Q I - 5 V it g , ., V. -f Wy V ., I QQ f ' ' A N I , , N Ill f 'Q il 1 x K -N X Ltynnu r A N A 1 ' m , , . . : 1' . I D I . , . I . . . I wif XJ L. lg ',A-k n I EAGLES BASEBALI TEAM Fire! row lleit to rxghtl jack Collins Sammy Lmdunood Dwiglt Stump Bill Nestor jay Mxkesell Kenny Niswonger Bob Wilson Second row Coach McNemAr Ray Richards Dunne Goens Kenny Ohver Paul Ayette Umon City New Madxson Monroe Arcanum jackson Ansoma Kenny Oliver jay Mxkelell Sam Lindamood Duane Goens Bob Wilson Ray Richnrdl BASEBALL SCHEDULE They BATTIING AVERAGES 4 B 75 350 3 333 Arcanuxn Palestme Umon Cnty New Nlndison 4 jackson Hollansburg Gettysburg Ansonia Franklm Monroe Bill Nestor Plul Ayette Kenny Niawong jmck Collins Dwight Stump ef 08 308 250 Z 4 077 DATE Nov. 8 Nov. ZZ Nov. Z7 Dec. Dec. 3 6 Dec. 13 Der Dec an an n an an Feb Feb Feb Feb SCHEDULE 19451017 Palestine OPPONENT EVE Hollansburg 36 43 'Arcanum Z9 Ansonia 36 Russia Z4 'New Madison 30 Gettysburg Monroe Preble 4:JdCI'SOl'l 'fFUvnon C1ty '5:FTdhk11D I-Iollansburg Hvionroe :Gettysburg fAnson1a League Games Totals 504 534 34 34 27 eo 43 56 OUR TOURNIEV RESULTS Monroe Franklm New Madlson Z DARKE COUNTY TRACK AND FIELD MEET May 1 1946 EVENT O3 yard de h dash 44 yard dash 880 yard dash 880 yard relay mmle relay dlscus shot put broad Jump h1gh Jump pole vault NAME Burden Burden ett 1 aux Rxrhards Mlkesell Palestme Palestme Laux Clark W11son M1kese11l Laux Burden Laux N 1 swong er PLACE Z TIME DIS HEIGHT 105 242 569 12 11 361f2 182 Palestme w1th 43 1fZ pomts was second to New Madmson s 61 wmnlng poxnts .. 17 - 31 39 . . Z0 . 37 49 PI , 3 ,' ' 38 37 j . 10 ' 31 21 ja , 17 P , Z3 36 J . Z4 55 45 J . 31 31 36 7 ' ' E Q . 13 . Z0 33 . 18 ' 33 Z4 . Z0 ' Q6 Qi 89 1 1 A 1 '3 .,.....,....................... 1 : ard ' . ......,.. . .................. 1 I J ................,................... 4 ' Q 1 .................................. 1 1 '. ,............................ 4 2.2129 mile run Wilson ............,........ ........... 4 5.17 '. ............................. 5 ' ............................ 4 1.3918 ' ' ..................... ....... Z 3.Z7:6 I , , ' ............. ..................... 3 Z' ' ..... ................ ...... 3 ' H ' ' I .......,.......................... 5 5'2 ' ,........ ................. 1 1' E T X ' ' If STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council is composed of the following members First row lleft to rightl Helen Lowdenslllgv' Semor Jeanette Marshall Sopho more Betty Miller Sophomore, Betty Fellers Sophomore Helen House Freshman Donna Fellers Freshman Second row Cleft to rlghtj Kenny Olxver, Semor Ray Richards Semor jay Mxkesell junzor Paul Ayette Junxor The student council xn Palestine High School was establxshed in Apnl 1946 with Mr Harold Bankson as its sponsor The offzcers of the fzrst Student Council assembly were Fred Clark Pres Duane Goens Vice Pres Donna Maxme Stephens Secretary and Betty jo Ferguson Treasurer Three pupxls are elected from the Student Body and two addxtxonal members from each class The last few weeks of 1945 46 school term were spent lh organidng The Student Council sponsored a Palestme Day at Coney Island on May 31 1946 A ment system for the pupils has been the mam pro yan ject of the Student Council this year The Student Council hopes that the ment system will promote more school spxrxt among the pupxls On january 31 a very interestmg assembly program was sponsored by the Student Council They secured a very capable speaker from Miami Unxversxty as the mam event Several students from the l-hgh School helped to make the xg? assembly a success lt as our wxsh that the Student Council will grow be s greater success in the years to come That they become a strong orgamzation 1n our school to bring closer relatwnshxp between the student body and the faculty Duane Goons, President 7 '7 . 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' , 'if' ' T R. . . . to , , ,.., g Us lf - . -V 1,, ,4j'x ' .Q g M EAGLE STAFF First row left to nghtl Noel Marshall typxst Kenny Olxver copy editor Harry Pohng art Helen Lowdenslager art Ray Rlchards art Kenny Nxwonger art editor Martha Grim typxst Bob Wxlson sports and Betty Stevens assist ant editor Second row left to nghtj Mr McNemar jumor Tharp assxstant busmess manager Duane Goens Busxness manager Bull Nestor typxst Ada Mane Runner joan Archle art Not shown Mary Lou Hapner typxst The Annual staff IS trymg to produce a bxgger and better Eagle th1s year so m that the pupxls of Palestme may have some way to remember then' school days The xndxvxdual plctures are new thxs year and we think We have lmproved xt rn thxs way Thu staff has been confident and all equally helped each other to gun success on thu Eagle We are proud to put out th1s our second Eagle here at Paleltme 3 Ada Mane Runner Editor in Chief '41 1 4 2 K ' . ' . ' . . 2 C ' . . ' . ' ' editorrin-chief, Miss Filbrun , advisor, Mabel Waymire, typist, Mr. Frazer, and 'Q L , O . RECORDER STAFF Seated left to rxghtl Harry Pohng art editor Kenny Niswonger art Ada Marxe Runner feature wrxter and typist Mabel Waymxre grade news and typnt Betty Stevens typxst and mxmeographer Standing fleft to right, Helen Lowdenslager alumnl news and mxmeographer Kenny Oliver advertzsmg manager B111 Nestor cxrculahon Duane Goena assls tant editor jumor Tharp, xmmeographer, Ray Rxchards advertxung and rmmeographer Noel Marshall feature wrxter and mxmeographer Martha Gnm class news Bob Wilson sports Mus Filbrun advxsor joan Archxe humor and mnmeographer Not shown Mary Lou Hapner editor xn chic! Mary Lou Hapnar Editor in Chief I One activxty which every senior ll proud n the publxcatxon of our school paper The Recorder every fzve weeks In the Recorder we publnh the news and activxtles of the grades and hxgh school, the news ua general around school, and the news of our alumm ln spite of the hard work and headaches we all fmd tlus very enjoyable ri ' '. . .. I I I .I .I 'I , . : . I . . 1 ., .. ,. '. ., I .- I . Q I .I I t I I. I I I 'I I ' : . -'- l . . - -. . BAND First row fleft to rxghtl lhbel Waymire, Patty Wilt Margaret I-hatt Sandra Poling Carrol Puckett janlce Deeter Margaret Laux Kenny Nxswonger Anna Dill Shxrley Harless Second row Cleft to rxght Helen Lowdenslager Ada Mane Runner Mary Alice Wilson Betty Harsh Ray Richards Jerry Turner Lora Len Parent Lowell Dill, Nfargaret Hatter Harold Young Third row fleft to nght, Harry Polmg Phxlzp Myers Bob Janes Drum hdljbf Dorothy Bevxns Band Instructor Mr Bennett Jeannette Marshall Eugene Kelley Bob Graham Duane Hutt Lowell House Avesta Grim Kay Teaford Donna Fellers Pat Lmdamood Janxce House Not shown Helen House Mary Lou Hapner Martha Gnm We are very proud of our band consutmg of 40 members Thi! year a junior Band has been started for begmners from the third grade up We hope thu wnll unprove our Senior Band Last Iall we worked on our marchmg and dunng basketball season we play ed for home games In the sprxng we worked hard to get ready for a concert We are proud to have Dorothy Bevlns as our Drum Major We are going to have a spring concert teaturlng both the junior and Senior Bands We also played for the Darke County Teacher s Meeting held at Palestine High School nn Apnl Mr Bennett our band instructor has shown much patience and interest tn our band this year We wxsh to thank h1m very much MR BENNETT INSTRUCTOR I I I I . I 1 ' J . ' . ' Majorettes: fleft to right, Barbara Everhart, Glenda Graham, Doris Tealord, JUNIOR BAND Fxrst row lleit to nghtl Mary Loulse Eaton Mary Ann Edger Sandra Pohng Mary Lou Everhart jamce Deeter Dons Teaiord jane House Donna Fellers Avelta Grxm Margaret Harter Second row fleft to rxght Jeanette Marshall Bob janes jerry Myers Duck Mxkelell jerrj Turner Bob Graham Duane Hutt Charles Bevxns Eugene Kelly Betty Harsh Lowell D111 Marlon Clapp J Mary Hefiner Blllle Schlechty jimmy Everhart Bxllxe Mxkesell Majorettes fleft to rxghtl Barbara Everhart janxce House Charleen Lwmgton jacklyn Turner Band Instructor Mr Bennett Through t e classes l 1 ' I . , . ' . ' . A n 1'-. . ' , h M fam xl 'YW - ,f-L. wa , it L 5, x tw' sv .1189 1-.ff as 'ai 's Niki Yi i Refreshment Time H Industrial Artnts 1 Home Economics HX yu 'll 44-.Qing gh-A 'S AJVNY ri' F9 NEW -rv!! Q p .. , is 'fig 1 NA' ',?'! 4, 'FV1 'UNH 1-H' pe-A 1 701-gf' 4- M qt. 1 , 0.61 V Y A Ku I 5 P-WU. 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Q d I in 'K ,-....,,, .. ,, Eva 0 ' f , 'if' ' A ' , L V f ,az ,.-.4 NOW YOU RE TALKING 'lhe jumor Class Play Now You re Talkmg was a comedy rn three acts The centered around a complxcated love affalr and one bloomlng alter Z5 years THE CAST Goldle Lockwood Betty Laux Jamce Lockwood Mary Fellers B111 Bryson Paul Ayette Freddle Wyatt Sam Lmdamood Aurella Royce Anna D111 Pxlson McCrabb jay Mrkesell Gussle Croker juamta Lmdamood Kit Lee Croker Joe Graham Bluebell Patty W11t Yosxe Yonson Florence Garber Patrlck McG1111cuddy Carl Graham Betty Laux and Paul Ayette are the lovers Betty ralsed the house when she appeared on the stage stuffed w1th cotton and ptllowsl Mary Fellers Betty s sts ter and Sammy become comphcated 'Ln a murder of Anna D111 Betty and Mary S rlch aunt who threatens to d1s1nher1t Betty lf she marrles Paul jay Pauls uncle threatens to d1s1nher1t hmm lf It happens The aunt and uncle come to see thezr mece and nephew respectlvely Anna IS not really murdered and jay and Anna are reconclled after Z5 years Paul and Betty are glven the go ahead sign joe provldes wholesome entertamment as the mean w1ttle kld son of the landlady Patty IS the colored mald Florence the cook and Carl cop on the beat provxde further entertamment w1th thelr kltchen romance All are exceptmonally happy when joe gets a beatmg from Juanita h1s mother The funniest part of the whole plot IS that Anna and jay both flalm to have been left at the altar But tt turns out that they both went to the wrong church PLEASED TA MEETCHA The Semor Class play Pleased Ta Meetcha was a comedy wlth mystery THE CAST Beevy Duane Goens Henry B1xby Bob W11son Martha Bixby Mary Lou Hapner Betty B1xby Ada Marle Runner Elmer Hlcks Kenny N1swonger Archxe Pomeroy -Noel Marshall Howard Wllls Kenny Ollver Babs Maxwell Helen Lowdenslager Ruth Adams Mabel Waym1re Andrew Gr1mes Harry Pohng Bmks Ray Rlchards Mane Martha Grlm As the play opens all 15 ln readmess for Ada s blrthday party and Mary Lou has 1nv1ted Noel because h1s famxly have money and 50C1a1 standlng tShe judges everyone by fmanclal and socxal standmg smce the iam11y has suddenly come mto a consxderable amount of money that IS her way of Jumpmg 1nto socletyl Th1s lrks Ada but It 1s a turn about when Mary Lou learn that Ada has lnvzted Kenny N one of her chlldhood frlends and a typical country rube to her party Kenny arrlves early and Ada attempts to pollsh hlm up The results are very humourous Murder IS played at the party and as the llghts come on Bob 15 found on me floor unconsclous and a valuable necklace Ada s blrthday g1ft IS mlssmg Susplclon 15 cast on Kenny N and Ada has about declded that she must put hlm out of her life when Kenny N wlth the aid of Duane traps two crxmlnals one of whorn 15 the thief ln quest1on who has Deen posmg as a detectzve AC 9 ll , . 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