Eldon High School - Eldonian Yearbook (Eldon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1956 volume:

It was through the efforts of these men on our school board that plans for our new school were first made. It is a big step towards a better school system and it has alleviated the crowded conditions in our school. School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Floyd Harmon, Forrest Vass, K. C. Finney, W. R. Burns, Leonard Tweed, John MeFall, and Don Benson. In grateful acknowledgement of the long devotion and service to the pupils of Eldon Public School, and in loving thanks for the work that went into your many baskets of delicious cookies, we the Senior Class wish to dedicate this annual to Cora Galloway and Mae Wagner. 9 ' ‘V. 3 Annual Staff EDITOR -IN-CHIEF Assistant Mary Ann Ward David Steele PHOTO EDITOR Assistant Connie Christy Bette Harding Helen Thomas BUSINESS MANAGER Assistant Fritz Burns Sandra Teeter HUMOR EDITOR Assistant Pamela Dehm Sharon Dugan ADVERTISING MANAGER Assistant Tommy Hemm Bill Canaday CLASS PROFHECY George Edgerly CIRCULATION MANAGER Assistant Mary Ann Ward Peggy Wilkinson CLASS HISTORY Yalanda Sumner Reithel Sumner LAYOUT EDITOR Carol Brown CLASS WILL James Fromi CALENDAR EDITOR Anna Marie Spilman SPONSOR Mr. Pollock SPORTS EDITOR Assistant Freddie Fligg Karen Pittman TECHNICAL ADVISOR Miss Hunter Student Council MR. CHARLES McCLAIN Vocal and Instrumental Music MR. MARTIN HJELMELAND Science and Social Studies MRS. HELEN BROWN English and Speech MRS. MADELYN NUTT Mathematics and Science MISS MADELYN HUNTER Principal and English MR. W. R. BURNS Superintendent and Physics 4 MR. R. L. POLLOCK Commercial and Junior High Physical Education MR. JACK E. SAPP Industrial Arts and Physical Education MRS. GERALDINE SHIVE Social Studies MRS. RUTH SUTHERLIN Home Economics • and English MISS NORMA STRANG Kindergarten MISS MARY ARNEEL First and Third Grades MISS MAUDE MOORE First Grade MRS. ELIZABETH PIC KEN Second Grade MISS GLADYS ALLEN Third Grade MRS. DORIS WELSH Fourth Grade MRS. AMEY GLOTFELTY Fifth Grade MRS. HELEN HUGHES Sixth Grade MRS. SUSAN JOHNSTON Seventh Grade MRS. GLADYS SADLER Eighth Grade ENIORS CAROL BROWN Honor Roll..............1,3,4 Annual Staff.............. 4 Class Officer.............3,4 Student Council.............3 Pep Squad...................3 Queen Candidate...........3,4 Queen.......................4 Class Play..................3 FRITZ BURNS Class Play..........................3 Glee Club...........................4 Basketball...................1,2,3,4 Annual Staff........................4 Baseball.....................1,2.3.4 Band.........................1,2,3,4 Class Officer...................1,2,3 King Candidate......................3 E -Club....................... 2,3,4 Student Council....................4 BILL CANADAY Class Play.................3 Glee Club................2,4 Annual Staff...............4 Mixed Chorus...............2 Baseball.................... Pep Squad..................3 CONNIE CHRISTY Honor Roll.......1,2,3,4 Glee Club..................2,4 Basketball...................2 Annual Staff.................4 Band...................1,2,3,4 Class Officer................4 Student Council..............2 Pep Squad....................3 Class Play...................3 PAMELA DEHM Class Play.........................3 Glee Club..........................2 Annual Staff........................4 Mixed Chorus.......................2 Sextette...........................2 Band.........................1,2,3,4 Class Officer......................1 Queen Candidate....................1 GEORGE EDGERLY Class Play................2,3 Baseball............... 1,2,3 Student Manager.............4 Honor Roll..............1,3,4 Glee Club...................2 Mixed Chorus................2 Annual Staff................4 Class Officer...............4 ri...WFDDlE FLIGG Glee Club . . . . . . 4 Annual Staff..............4 Class Officer.............3 King Candidate..........3,4 Student Manager.........2,3 E-Club..................3,4 JAMES FROMI Honor Roll....................1.2,3 Class Play.........................3 King Candidate....................4 Annual Staff.......................3 Class Officer....................2,3 Student Council at large...........4 SHIRLEY HART Class Play...................3 Glee Club..................2,4 Mixed Chorus...............2,4 Band...................1.2,3,4 Class Officer................3 Queen Candidate..............3 TOMMY HEMM REX HEWITT Baseball.............1,2,3,4 Basketball...........1,2,3,4 King Candidate .... 1,2,3,4 King........................1 Captain.....................4 Annual Staff................4 Mixed Chorus................2 Glee Club...................2 Class Play..................3 Class Officer........1,2,3,4 E-Club..................2,3,4 EVELYN HOUK Class play..........3 DORIS JACKSON Class Play................3 Glee Club.................2 Queen Candidate...........4 Mixed Chorus..............2 % russell mcdaniel Class Play..............3 GENE MORROW Class Play.............3 BILL ROCK Glee Club..............4 t Class Play.................3 Glee Club.................2 Mixed Chorus............ 2 NORA SANER Class Play.......................3 Glee Club........................2 Mixed Chorus.....................2 ANNA MARIE SPILMAN Honor Roll................3 Annual Staff...............4 Mixed Chorus..............2 REITHEL SUMNER Class Play.................3 Cheerleader................4 Annual Staff...............4 Pep Squad..................3 YALANDA SUMNER Annual Staff.............4 MARY ANN WARD Class Play........... Annual Staff........ Queen Candidate . . . . Pep Squad........... OJ 4. rf- U) Class Flower Red Rose We're the class of 56� We always seem to be in a fix. We have tried to do our very best. From now on we'll leave it to the rest. Class Motto Today we build the ladder; Tomorrow we climb. Class Colors Blue and White Class Poem In our memories, our teachers will be. They always had time for you and me. We've tried to use their good advice. And we'll profit by it all through life. In sports and honors the highest we rate, For classes and practices we were never late. From early morning till late at night. We always tried to do what's right. Even though we have shed a few tears. We've had many good times in these past twelve years. The time for leaving is growing near. But to us Eldon High will always be dear. Class Will The Senior Class of 1956 being of sound mind and body do hereby make their last will and testament, on this 30th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six. We the seniors, as a class, in the presence of these witnesses leave to the Juniors all of our capable instructors and their idiosyncrasies that we have driven them to. To the sophomores we leave the education we have so painstakingly printed on the walls. Study it carefully, you'll hear those names again. To the freshmen we leave our ability to get as- signments the first time they're given. To the members of the faculty of old Eldon High, we leave the memories, good or bad as the case may be, that we have left on the walls, in the halls, and under the desks of Eldon High School. Charles McDaniel wills his china whiskers to Freddie Allman. Tommy Hemm leaves his vim, vigor, and vitality to Richard Hemm. George Edgerly leaves his ping pong ability to Charles Cubbage, and his seniority in the kitchen to Veryl Shaw. Bill Canaday leaves his good looks and his knowledge of it to Norman Tweed. Nora and Dora Saner leave their ability to look and act like two peas in a pod to Karen Pittman and Marcia Potts. Bill Rock leaves his ability to argue with teachers to Emma Lou Hopwood. Also his good posture and poolplaying abili- ty to Jim Kllcker. Connie Christy leaves her ability to be good to Ernie Sadler and her ability to play the bass drum to Susan Israel. Doris Jackson leaves her freckles to Sally Hancock. Good riddance I Shirley Hart leaves her small feet to Kay Canny in hopes that they will carry Kay as far as they carried her. Mary Ann Ward wills her position as editor of the annual to anyone stupid enough to get elected. Reithel Sumner wills her ability to copy to anyone who is fortunate enough to get someone else's paper. Freddie Fligg leaves his ability to work algebra problems to Stanley Curtis. James Fromi leaves his ability to absorb all important facts while apparently asleep to Jerry Sloan. Pam Dehm leaves her ability to get in trouble to Marcia Potts. Carol Brown leaves her red hair and freckles to Sandra Henderson. Jean Martsching wills her ability to talk and laugh in study halls without the teacher seeing her to Susan Israel. Anna Marie Spilman wills her height to Warren Ragen. Evelyn Houk wills her quietness to David Steel. Yalanda Sumner wills the luxury of riding in a Buick to Roddy Hogue. Gene Morrow leaves his Liberace hair style to Arthur Steele. Rex Hewitt leaves his magnificent brain cell to Dennis McDaniel. Russel McDaniel wills his ability to grow whiskers to Cecil Hewitt. In Witness Whereof, we the Senior Class representatives, have set our hands and seals to this document. Class Prophecy This morning my boss, the editor of the Eldon Times, rudely awakened me from my mid-morning snooze with these words, Edgerly, what happened to the seniors of 1956? I want a story, period. I arose, put on my hat, walked home, kissed my wife and sixteen kids good-by, and started out. This was my big story. First off, I made a trip down to Dupont's rival, Burns Chemical Co. and found Fritz Burns as head of the Glue Depart- ment, stickiest character since A1 Capone. Next, up to Hemm's manor, where I talked to the athlete of our class. Tom Hemm. He has—glub—sunk to great—glub—depths, in water polo. A trip across town to Eldon's other great thriving industry. Morrow's Corsets Inc., renewed my acquaintance with old Genie, the woman's friend. Now a trip up to Ottumwa, the old county seat, where I heard that my old classmate Bill Canaday, an up-and-coming politician, is running for Mouse Exterminator of Wapello County. Mr. Canaday informed me that our old pal, Shirley Pan- handle Flaherty, and her husband, Pat, are running Radio Station KFAD in Fairfield. 13 Next, I ran up to the twin cities, St. Paul and Minneapolis, where I found two of my own classmates twins, Dora and Nora. They're both married now, one to Anthony Wayne and the other to Wayne Anthony. Now the big question is, which twin has the Toni. Next, I hopped to Washington, D. C., where I found two of my former classmates. First I found Charles McDaniel who is directing work at the Pentagon. He is Chief of Staff, you know. A little Jaunt brought me down Pennsylvania Avenue where I was ushered into a meeting of the Senate, being capably pre- sided over by the first woman Vice-President, Anna Marie Spilman. From here I flew to New York where I visited the Greatest Show on Earth. Look who the fat lady is, Evelyn Houk, the same. While here in New York, I might as well stop and see Pam and Dale and get a free sample of the milk they are now pro- ducing. They have taken over Carnation Milks Inc., leaf, stem and petal. Now I was sent up river to Sing Sing, where I met one of America's foremost wardens, Carol Brown. She always had a way with men. Next, I took the Queen Mary bound for London and Paris. Well, look who's going to France. Reithel Sumner, the only woman to be stood up for twenty years. • London at last, and Scotland Yard where I met Sherlock Jo Sumner. She has become a woman bobby. Then I flew down to Egypt where I found a mummy in a pyramid, but wait, that's no mummy—that's Mary Ann Ward, the world's greatest archaeologist. She was always good at digging up dirt. I read in a Cairo paper that the long lost African expedition led by Fred Fligg and his associate (Bring 'em back dead) Christy has been given up as lost. They went on a safari all right, safari they never got back. Fred accumulated quite a fortune shipping snow from Alaska to the South Sea Islands before he went on his ill-fated expedition. As I was strolling down one of the many sandy streets of Cairo I was buzzed by our old pal, Tailspln Martsching. Among her many feats is flying around the world upside down. Back in the good old U. S. A. , the first stop was Reno, Nevada; where I saw that Harold's Place has become Jim's Joint. The main attraction is the presentation of Fromi's Frosty Frolics, featuring his five former wives. Say, that cigarette girl looks familiar. Well, it's Doris Jackson, Fromi's present wife—number thirteen. Well, I guess that's it. But wait! Didn't I forget someone? Where's Bill Rock? Las Vegas, what's he doing there? I see, he's setting up his massive tent for a church revival. He's been the leading evangelist since the time of Billy Graham. Now back to good old Iowa. I have one last stop to make, and what an appropriate place to end up, the Eldon Cemetery. Here I meet another of our former friends. At least I got within six feet of him. The epitaph is simple, simply VIP RLP ESQ RIP. They tell me he committed suicide eating chili powder. Well, there it is, in black and white. My big story as I lived it and wrote it. George Edgerly History -- Class of 1956 September 5, 1944, not a historic day or a world celebrated holiday, but one that will always be remembered by the gradu- ating class of 1956. On this morning for the first time in approximately six years forty boys and girls Jumped out of bed at sunrise and washed their faces. They had to be prepared for their long climb to an educated mind. Some of that group even today, twelve years later, are still climbing. This group of prominent ears and long braids were as follows: Larry Blanchard, Beverly Bostwick, Bill Brown, Lucille Brown, Betty Mae Campbell, Billie Campbell, Kenneth Carroll, William Canaday, Junior Essary, Lola Mae Davis, Pamela Dehm, Mike Dugan, Peter Donhoue, Rosemary Essary, Van Ja Elbert, Freddie Fligg, Jim Bell Fligg, James Fromi, Robert Gates, Shirley Hart, Tommy Hemm, Doris Jackson, Denny Kendrick, Evelyn Major, Sonja Moon, Kathaleen Norris, James Newberry, John Newton, Raymond Pickerell, Rolland Price, Susanne Rylee, Charles Robbins, Connie Sanford, Walter Snook, Reithel Sumner, Yalanda Sumner, Sandra Teeter, Lois Leinwever, Ralph Garrett, and Thomas Mullin. We were guided this first year by the light shed by Mrs. Helen Moon. Miss Margaret Montz, on September 4, 1945, greeted twenty-nine sleepy second graders. Sleepy? We've had one year of school; what more could you ask? Everybody gets tired. We lost a few this year. One year of school was enough for them. They had an educationi They were: Kenneth Carroll, Mike Dugan, Van Ja Elbert, Peter Donhoue, Robert Gates, Bill Brown, Sonja Moon, Bill Campbell, James Newberry, John Newton, Raymond Pickerell, Charles Robbins, Walter Snooks, Lois Leinweyer, Ralph Garrett, Lucille Brown, and Denny Kendrick. 14 Third year, alreadyl Yes, this morning, September 9, 1946, we began our year as third graders. Miss Otvetta Lampe looked out over her sea of shlningly blank faces and lo and behold, all were there. No one had dropped, school charms were increasing! We had gained four new students. They were: Connie Christy, Robert McCord, Patricia Hufsmith, and Mary Ann Ward. This year was an especially memorable one for us; we had our first taste of acting. Oh, what actors we made, running noses and all! Mrs. Amey Glotfelty welcomed us at the beginning of our fourth year. Her class of new students had been increased in number by nine. Deane Bolton, Fritz Burns, Donald Elkins, Wllda Pearson, Patty Stephenson, Duane Cloke, Richard Adamson, Martha Holcome, and Marjory Martin. We dropped Walter Snook. This year opened a new era for us in fractions and finger painting. Another school term had rolled around. The date was August 30, 1948. The setting, Eldon Public School. The cast, a group of fifth graders. Prompter, the late Hazel Hetrick. Patty Smith Joined our ranks. Ruth Gilyeart, Wilda Pearson, and Robert Lane left us. This year saw us take our first trip down the fire escape. In 1949, school began on August 29. We were eager to begin on that first day. We would whiz through this term, but as the first week in September rolled around, time stood still. To while away these school days we mastermined a theatrical production, The Kingdom of Bookenda, to commemorate book week. Also we fashioned bonnets and had an Easter parade. But we couldn't stop now; we decided to have a flower show. And this wasn't Just an ordinary one; we had weeds from all over town. All of these activities were accomplished under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Hughes. We gained some new pupils. They were: Carol Brown, Patty Pittman, Nancy Getty. Those leaving were: Beverly Lane, and Florence Bihian. Junior High at last. This school year began August 28, 1950. This was an important year for our athletic-minded students, because we had our first taste of basketball and cheerleading. Mrs. Mable Finney introduced us to all these new activities. We lost Albert Myers this year and gained a girl in his place, Anna Marie Spilman. We began our last year in Junior High on August 27, 1951. Beverly McKittrick Joined our class in February, and before the year was over we had lost three of our boys, Gary Cloke, Larry Sedore, and Duane Lang. We were kept pretty busy this year. We made and painted plaques and planned for our graduation exercises. On the night of our graduation a big change came over us all, an outward one at least. From what you could see, we were no longer a group of sloppily dressed kids; we were well dressed young men and women. Thirty-nine slightly green freshmen shook their way to school on September 2, 1952, to begin their first year in high school. They were: Fritz Burns, Carol Brown, Bill Canaday, Connie Christy, Kathy Creech, Sandra Deane, Pamela Dehm, George Edgerly, Donald Elkins, Charles Fitzsimmons, Freddie Fligg, James Fromi, Jack Glasgow, Shirley Hart, Tommy Hemm, Rex Hewitt, Janice Hewitt, Evelyn Houk, Doris Jackson, Robert McCord, Beverly McKittrick, Joyce Major, Jean Martching, Ronnie Mon-ison, Gene Morrow, Albert Myers, Patty Pittman, Bill Rock, Dora Saner, Nora Saner, Patty Smith, Anna Marie Spilman, Patty Stephenson, Reithel Sumner, Yalanda Sumner, Mary Ann Ward, Emelia Weeks, Carol Wilkinson, and Billie Ware. Initiation week turned us to a bright red, and not Just our faces. The Seniors of '52 swung a mighty paddle. As being a freshman is such a hard Job, we needed some relaxation, so we planned a party and a wiener roast. To give our treasury a boost, we held a skating party. We elected the following as our class officers: President, Fritz Burns; Vice- President, Gene Morrow; Secretary, Carol Wilkinson; Treasurer, Tommy Hemm; Reporter, Carol Brown; Student Council Rep- resentative, Patty Stephenson; Sponsor, Jack Sapp. We began our tenth year at Eldon High on August 31, 1953. Our class did its part this year to carry out the old saying, A sophomore is a wise fool. This year we went all out for activities; we had a pie supper, two skating parties, and another wiener roast. We lost some students this year. They were: Kathy Creech, Ronnie Morrison, Jack Glasgow, Robert McCord. Norma Berry Joined us. For our class officers we chose—President, Fritz Burns; Vice-President, Patty Stephenson; Secretary, Carol Wilkinson; Treasurer, Tommy Hemm; Reporter, Pam Dehm; Student Council Representative, Connie Christy; Sponsor, Jack Sapp. At last on August 31, 1954, we took our places as Juniors. We had dropped Norma Berry and Emelia Weeks, and gained Larry Howe, Russell McDaniel, Charles McDaniel, and Sylvanis Weeks. This was the year for our important activities. Our first Job, of course, was to elect class officers. They were: President, Carol Brown; Vice-President, Tommy Hemm; Treas- urer, Fritz Burns; Secretary, Carol Wilkinson; Reporter, Shirley Hart; Student Council Representative, Carol Brown; Sales Manager, Freddie Fligg; Assistant Sales Manager, Patty Pittman; Credit Manager, James Fromi; Assistant Credit Manager, Doris Jackson; Purchasing Manager, Patty Stephenson; Sponsor, Mrs. Nutt. Next we had to get our concession stand under way. As our class can't stand to be idle, we had to squeeze in a chili supper before we began our class play. This wonder of wonders was a comedy titled Feudin' Over Yonder, which featured chewing tobacco, shotguns, and bare feet. Our last big production came at the end of the year. We recreated the Stork Club in our high school gym and held a banquet to honor the graduating class of '55. At last we have reached our goal; we are seniors! What could be a better way to start off such a momentous year than freshman initiation. Also in those first few weeks we elected our class officers. They were: President, Carol Brown; Vice- President, Tommy Hemm; Secretary, ; Treasurer, James Fromi; Student Council Representatives, Patty Stephenson and James Fromi; Reporter, Connie Christy; Sponser, R. L. Pollock. At the writing of this document complete facts concerning the last months of school are not known, but you can be sure we have plans. We are going to put out our annual and work on a class play and top it all off with a class trip. 15 By Yalanda Sumner ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: NOT SHOWN: JUNIORS Billy Albert, Billy Campbell, Kay Canny, Nancy Chance, James Cloke, Charles Cubbage, Etta Mae Fitzsimmons, Loren Fligg. James Garrels, Linda Hamilton, Sally Hancock, Richard Hemm, Sandra Henderson, Susan Israel, Goldie McDaniel, Diane Phillips. Lila Pilcher, Karen Pittman, Marcia Potts, Alma Rupe, Merle Sedore, Delbert Shaw, Jerry Sloan, David Steele. Sandra Teeter, Donna Jean Thomas, Helen Thomas, Norman Tweed. Wilson Wilburn, Peggy Wilkinson. Frank Cloke. 17 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: SOPHOMORES Fred Allman, Benton Blankenship, Gerald Bone, DeWitt Bostwick, Richard Boxx, Ruth Carter, Stanley Curtis, Ronald Davis. Leonard Fiedler, David Findlay, Larry Fite, Delorris Fitzsimmons, JimBill Fligg, Roger Fligg, Gloria Forbes, Jon Fromi. Bernard Garrells, Bloria Gideon, Bette Harding, CecilHewitt, Shaaron Lagle, Patty McClure, Dennis McDaniel, Bill McElfish. Larry Major, Kathaleen Norris, Rosemary Orman, Linda Reisch, Delores Roberts, Garry Rupe, Ernie Sadler, Veryl Shaw. Janice Stevenson, Larry Streeby, Darlene Sumner, Freddie Thomas, Patty Thompson, Carol Wolf, George Wylie. 18 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: FRESHMEN David Benson, Fatty Canny, Charlotte Creech, Larry Crow, Myrna Curtis, Bonnie Davis, Mary Ellen Davis, Robert Dehm. Elizabeth Findlay, Kenneth Fitzsimmons, Gary Harmon, Larry Hemm, Gary Henderson, Roddy Hogue, Emma Lou Hopwood, Ronald Jackson. James Klicker, Paul Lane, Marilyn LaRue, Kenneth McDaniel, Mary Martsching, Norman Morton, Kenneth Pilcher, Janet Pittman. Sharon Potts, Warren Ragen, Gloria Ramsey, Catherine Rhoades, Rosa Lee Rupe, Lois Shaw, Donald Spaethe, Jeannette Spilman. Virginia Spilman, Arthur Steele, Mary Alice Steele, Carol Lou Thomas. Curtis Wolf. 19 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: I ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Eighth Grade Larry Bales, Martha Carter, Carolyn Courtney, Barbara Cubbage, Robert Drake, John Dungan, Eugene Dufglinger, Lois Essary. Patricia Essary, Barbara Forbes, Donna Galloway, Ronald Glasgow, Judith Greenland, George Harmon, Mary Agnes Huffman, Larry Jones. Judith Klicker, Tommy Lyons, Judith McClain, James McFall, Robert Parker, Sharon Phillips, Mary Ann Ragen, Jerry Sapp. Mary Jo Shaw, John Shive, Marijean Smith, Sharon Stagers. Trudy Tweed, Kay Wilkinson. 20 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Seventh Grade Mickey Benson, Mary Sue Black, Charles Cloke, Billy Cubbage, Mary Jo Fowler, Terry Fowler, Karen Galey, Patricia Galloway. Kehneth Hamilton, Michael Hancock, Dennis Henderson, Merl Jackson, Jimmy Jones, Linda Keasling, Mary Keasling, Janice Klicker. Charles McDaniel, Phyllis Osing, Sharon Overmyer, Jerry potts, Karen Ramsey, Nancy Sadler, Beth Shive, Bob Shive. Wayne Snook, David Spilman, Jeanne Stephenson, Linda Teeter, Tommy Trainer, Reed Vass. Bonnie Weir, Bobby Widmar, Lynda Wilburn, LuAnn Wilkinson. 21 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Sixth Grade David Albert, Vicki Campbell, Rosemary Carter, Shirley Davis, Terry Durflinger, Kay Gonterman, Victor Hamilton, Teddy Henderson. Ronnie Hull, Barbara Jackson, Richard Jones, Eugene La Rue, Ronald La Rue, Linda Major, Judy Picken, Pamela Plank. Sue Potts, Carla Potts, Beverly Snook, Paul Sorenson, Judy Steele, Loretta Steen. Sally Streeby, Sandra Streeby, Anita Swinscoe. Stephen Wilkinson. 22 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Fifth Grade Richard Bostwick, JoAnn Burkholder, Linda Canny, Linda Denny, Michael Dugan, Dean Essary, Kendall Fligg, David Hemm. Jack Hopwood, Michael Hughes, Dick Keasling, Dixie Kessler, Lar La Rue, Sandra Martin, Michael McDonough, Shelia Morrow. Jerry Norris, Albert Pilcher, Sharon K. Ragen, Mary Ellen Rupe, Stephen Schmitz, Charles Smith. Verle Steen, David Streeby, Tim Streeby, Jimmy Vass. Karen Wright, Mickey Walker. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Fourth Grade Linda Canny, Ben Cloke, Gaylord Davis, Nancy Doran, Bobby Ellis, Wilson Finney, Michele Fligg, Robert Fligg. Linda Hancock, Linda Harmon, Susan Harmon, Dixie Henderson, Jerry Hemm, Donna Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Harold Keasling. Paul Keasling, Gerald Kenning, Marjorie Kessler, Donna Liles, Ronald McFall, Charlene Morrison, James Rupe, Virginia Rupe. Wayne Scherer, Cheryl Stevenson, Craig Sumner, John Thompson, Jane Vass, Lexia Wilkinson. Clair Wolf, Carla Zuehlke. 24 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Third Grade Cindy Allman, Michael Bedford, Linda Benson, Carol Bostwick, Philip Campbell, Patty Carter, Gabrielle David, Connie Denny. Allan Dehm, Vickie Dungan, Stephen Durflinger, Barbara Fligg, Frederick Fromi, Martha Glasgow, Ronald Hamilton, John Hart. Victoria Howe, Roy Jackson, Michael Johnson, Janine Johnston, Lonnie Jones, Sandra Lane, John La Rue, Walter Major. Dennis Pauls, Judy Potter, Linda Potts, Linda Pyle, Terry Ramsey, Ronald Ragen, Janet Rupe, Charles Russell. Jack Sapp, Dennis Snakenberg, Arlene Snook, Rebecca Steele, Ronald Streeby, Winifred Troxel, Elaine Wilkinson, Sandra Wright. 25 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Second Grade 4 Craig Baayen, Jimmy Bruns, Pamela Bonney, Ronald Canny, Daniel Cloke, Bobby Davis, Dianne Ellis, Layne Garrett. Lois Glasgow, John Greenland, Trudy Hamilton, Donna Henderson, Beth Johnston, Jill Jones, Billye Jo Maynard, Mike McFall. David Pauls, Norma Ramsey, Terry Russell, Linda Shartzer, Jimmy Smith, Steven Stearns, Faye Steele, Frances Steen. Vince Stephenson, Shirley Streeby, Mike Stribling, Cheryl Strother, Mike Swinscoe, Sue Trainer. Sharon Troxel, Judy Widmar, Pamela Wilson. 26 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: NOT SHOWN: i First Grade Donna Allman, Mark Baayen, Arthur Bedford, Margaret Carter, Gary Denham, Bobby Finney, Dan Harmon, Keith Huffman. Glenna Johnson, Andy Kildow, Mildred Kildow, Teddy La Rue, Connie Liles, Richard Major, Dean Morton, Pamela Noel. Susan Pittman, Virginia potter, Donna Prather, Barbara Rupe, James Scherer, Richard Scherer, Nina Snyder, Charles Steen. David Steen, James Streeby, Arthur Utterback, Steven Walker. Billy Wilkinson, Constance Wolf. Marty Stearns 27 r ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Kindergarten Mike Allen, Peggy Allman, Cecil Altizer, Steve Bedford, Lewis Burton, Jackie Catcott, Leonard Courtney, Norman Cloke. Merle Davis, Sheila Dice, Tommy Durflinger, La Verne Essary, Joey Hofstetter, Dick Hopwood, Jackie Jones, Keni Major. Marc Maynard, Richard Moore, Ilene Osing, Steve Rupe, Carol Scherer, Carolyn Simmons, Chris Spilman, Martha Steen. Lois Stephenson, David Stevenson, Darrell Tjeeter, Ronald Thompson. Becky Wilkinson, David Yochum, Rita Zuehlke. 28 BACK: FRONT: TOP: BOTTOM: Girls’ Basketball Patty Thompson, manager. Jack Sapp, Coach, Mrs. Welch, Chaperone. Elizabeth Finlay, Gloria Ramsey, Sandra Teeter, Patty McClure, Karen Pittman, Peggy Wilkinson, Diane Phillips, Virginia Spilman, Janet Pittman, Kathaleen Norris, Donna Galloway, Mary Alice Steele. Boys’ Basketball Larry Fite, manager, Ernie Sadler, Curt Wolf, Jerry Sloan, Otis Schaefer, Freddie Thomas, Freddie Allman, Gary Henderson, Warren Ragen. Roger Fligg, Fritz Burns, Loren Fligg, Bill Campbell. JimBill Fligg, Tommy Hemm, Larry Streeby. TOP: Boys’ Baseball George Edgerly, manager, George Wylie, Freddie Thoma� , Roger Fligg, Bill Campbell, Otis Schaefer, JimBill Fligg, Tommy Hemm, Fritz Burns, Wilson Wilburn, Coach Jack Sapp. BOTTOM: Freddie Allman, Larry Hemm, Ernie Sadler, Larry Streeby, Jerry Sloan, Merle Sedore, Warren Ragen. Sports Review Baseball: 1955 The boys of Old Eldon High had a pretty good score racked up for the Fall Section of baseball this year, when the loss to Cincinnati in the District Tournament ended our season. The games and scores are as follows: OPPONENTS Eddyville............(there) Keosauqua...........( here) Farmington...........(there) Cincinnati..........( here) Farmington.......... (here) Eddyville............( here) SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT: Played at Eldon. Selma .......................... Birmingham............................ Agency .......................... DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: also played at Eldon. SCORE WE THEY 3 2 11 3 4 3 0 3 17 7 7 4 27 1 22 0 0 2 • Cincinnati Basketball: 195 5-56 Sports Review As our Eldonian goes to press this year, both the boys and girls teams have ended a relatively good balketball season. The games and scores are as follows: SCORE OPPONENTS Girls Boys We They We They Keosauqua . . 35 50 58 57 What Cheer . . 60 64 % 35 37 Stockport . . . 48 50 66 45 Agency .... 39 55 56 52 Walsh 36 45 Blakesburg . . 42 62 54 60 Far son . . . . 65 77 63 64 Eddyville . . . 45 47 49 51 Richland . . . 41 65 49 50 Centerville . . 59 41 Bloomfield . . 43 60 Agency .... 57 49 70 47 Wapello County Tournament: Played at Eldon. Both the Eldon boys and girls drew a bye in the beginning of the tournament. The listings here are semi-finals. OPPONENTS SCORE We ' They Blakesburg . . 59 68 Farson . . . . 56 81 Winner s in the Wapello County Tournament were Blakesburg girls and Eddyville boys OPPONENTS SCORE We They We They Cincinnati . . , 63 60 $ 50 65 Blakesburg . . 39 78 48 72 Tracy 58 61 51 101 Donnellson . . 70 84 58 71 Girls Sectional Tournament: Played at Selma. OPPONENTS SCORE We They Agency .... 62 71 Pleasant plain . . . (Consolation) 53 57 Boys Sectional Tournament: Flayed at Bloomfield. OPPONENTS SCORE We They Bloomfield . . • 38 48 32 TOP: BOTTOM: BACK: BOTTOM: Boys’Junior High Basketball Gary Henderson, manager, Jerry Sapp, Ronald Hancock, Wayne Snook, Gene Durflinger, Bobby Parker, Dennis Henderson, Bobby Widmar, James McFall, Charles Clokc. Johnny Dungan, Tommy Trainer, Kenny Hamilton, David Spilman, Bobby Shive, Terry Fowler, Reed Vass, Mickey Benson, Larry Jones. Girls’ Junior High Basketball Sandy Teeter, m?nager, Martha Carter, Beth Shive, Patsy Galloway, Phyllis Osing, Mary Jo Fowler, Bonnie Weir, Linda Keasling, Jeanne Stephenson, Sharon Overmyer, Linda Teeter, Janice Klicker, Coach Jack Sapp. Karen Ramsey, Trudy Tweed, Barbara Forbes, Carolyn Courtney, Judith Klicker, Mary Keasling, Sharon Phillips, Nancy Sadler, Mary Ann Ragen, Donna Galloway, Barbara Cubbage. Senior High School Cheerleaders Linda Hamilton, Sally Hancock, Reithel Sumner, Sharon Dugan. Junior High School Cheerleaders Tommy Trainer, Judith McClain, Jimmy Jones, Sharon Stagers. T Club STANDING: Fritz Burns, Tom Hemm, JimBill Fligg, Coach Sapp, Sponsor, Loren Fligg, Otis Shaefer, Freddie Fligg. SITTING: Billy Campbell, Ernie Sadler, Freddie Thomas, Larry Streeby, Freddie Allman. CTIVITIES Boys’ Glee Club BACK: Charles McClain, Director, Larry Hemm, Gary Harmon, Roger Fligg, Ronald Davis, Norman Morton, Jon Fromi. FRONT: David Findlay, Fritz Burns, Bill Canaday, Freddie Fligg, Larry Crowe, George Wylie, Bill Rock, Bobby Dehm. Mixed Chorus BACK: L. Hemm, G. Harmon, R. Fligg, R. Davis, N. Morton, J. Fromi, B. Rock, B. Dehm, G. Wylie, L. Crowe, F. Fligg, D. Findlay, F. Burns, B. Canaday. CENTER: E. Hopwood, M. Martsching, P. McClure, K. Norris, M. Steele, C. Thomas, C. Creech, P. Sumner, S. Hart, C. Christy, B. Harding, K. Canny, Mr. McClain. FRONT: G. Forbes, S. Lagle, L. Shaw, J. Spilman, A. Rupe, M. Davis, p. Canny, S. Potts, E. Findlay, L. Pilcher, G. Ramsey, K. Pittman. Girls' Glee Club BACK: E. Hopwood, M. Martsching, P. McClure, K. Norris, M. Steele, C. Thomas, C. Creech, P. Sumner, S. Hart, C. Christy, B. Harding, K. Canny, Mr. McClain. FRONT: G. Forbes, S. Eagle, L. Shaw, J. Spilman, A. Rupe, M. Davis, P. Canny, S. Potts, E. Findlay, L. Pilcher, G. Ramsey, K. Pittman. Girls’ Sextet Gloria Forbes, Jeannette Spilman, Karen Pittman, Mary Ellen Davis, Shaaron Eagle, Lois Shaw. 38 CHARLES McCLAIN, director Trumpet Trio G. Forbes, M. Smith, S. Phillips Senior Band CORNETS Gloria Forbes Sharon Phillips Marijean Smith Robert Dehm David Benson Mary Jo Fowler Mickey Benson CLARINETS Sharon Potts Mary A. Huffman Kay Wilkinson Merle Scdore Bonnie Weir Trudy Tweed Larry Hemm Judy McClain Terry Fowler Gloria Ramsey TROMBONES David Steele Karen Pittman Wayne Snook BARITONES Fritz Burns Janet Pittman Michael Hancock BASSES Norman Morton Charles Clokc SAXOPHONES Shirley Hart Shaaron Lagle Linda Wilburn HORN Patricia Sumner PERCUSSION Connie Christy Pamela Dehm Diane Phillips Susan Israel David Spilman Vicki Campbell FLUTE Judy Picken Junior Band • • ♦ ♦ ★ ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE.’ LET’S GO.’ HE WENT THAT-A-WAY TO KEEP THE F’S AWAY HABIT 41 POUTICAL PROSPECT? WHAT’S MY LINE? ts-f %! THE GREAT MAESTRO gangway:: EXAM TIME MINE? FROMI CHRISTY N. SANER D. SANER DEHM MARTSCHING R. SUMNER JACKSON BROWN CANADAY WARD FLIGG HOUK Popularity Contest The quietest boy........................ The quietest girl......................... The best looking boy.................... The best looking girl................... The boy with the prettiest hair......... The girl with the prettiest hair........ The boy with the prettiest eyes , , , . . The girl with the prettiest eyes........ The boy with the nicest smile........... The girl with the nicest smile.......... The girl with the best figure........... The boy with the best physique.......... The most popular boy.................... The most popular girl................... The neatest girl........................ The neatest boy......................... The boy with the best personality . . . . The girl with the best personality . . . . The boy most likely to succeed.......... The girl most likely to succeed......... The girl most likely to get married first The steadiest couple.................... The cutest couple....................... The most athletic girl.................. The most athletic boy................... The best girl dancer.................... The best boy dancer..................... The most carefree girl.................. The most carefree boy................... The best natured girl................... The best natur ed boy................ . , The most ambitious girl................. The most ambitious boy.................. The girl with the best posture.......... The boy with the best posture........... The most conceited girl ................ The most conceited boy.................. The girl with the prettiest hands....... The boy with the best complexion .... The flirtiest girl...................... The flirtiest boy....................... The boy with the biggest mouth.......... The girl with the biggest mouth......... The best mannered girl.................. The best mannered boy................... The boy with the silliest laugh......... The girl with the silliest laugh........ The most mischievous boy................ The most mischievous girl............... The most industrious boy................ The most industrious girl............... The jolliest boy ....................... The jolliest girl..................... The friendliest boy..................... The friendliest girl.................... The nosiest boy......................... The nosiest girl........................ ............... James Fromi .................Marcia Potts .................Tommy Hemm .................Pam Dehm .................Tom Hemm ..................Pam Dehm ................Tommy Hemm ..................Pam Dehm .................Tommy Hemm ..................Carol Brown ............ Sandra Henderson ...............JimBill Fligg ...............Bill Campbell .................Pam Dehm ..............Sally Hancock ...............Bill Campbell ...............Norman Tweed ................Carol Brown .................James Fromi .................Susan Israel . ..............Mary Ann Ward Freddie Fligg and Shaaron Lagle Freddie Fligg and Shaaron Lagle ...............Diane Phillips .................Tommy Hemm ...................Pam Dehm ................David Steele ....................Pam Dehm ...............Bill Campbell ..................Kay Canny ..................Bill Albert ...............Mary Ann Ward ................James Fromi .................Carol Brown ...............JimBill Fligg .......... Sandra Henderson ..................David Steele ............... Mary Ann Ward ................JimBill Fligg ............ Sandra Henderson ..................David Steele ..................David Steele .............Diane Phillips ...............Carol Brown ................Freddie Fligg .................Gene Morrow ...............Da ene Sumner ................Norman Tweed ...............T Katy Norris ............... James Fromi ................Carol Brown ...............Bill Campbell ...................Kay Canny .................Tommy Hemm .................Carol Brown .................David Steele Janet Pittman, Patty Thompson 44 46 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 50 VJ1 A ©.TM Ml VC C JUNIOR MAlFLlV ELDON UIG14 SCHOOL G KUZ a ' r5 3 NOTHING ‘S IMPOSSIBLE TO N M WHO WILL MARILVU COOOCR MOftMAN 6LA5CO 52 53 1886 Alumni 1953 CLASS OF 1886 1. Maude Shields-Shepherd 2. Kate Donoghue 3. Dell Philips-Glazier CLASS OF 1887 1. Maude Gruwell-Lida 2. Celia Donoghue 3. Sallie Brolliar 4. Iva Kendrick 5. Sadie Roberts-Russell 6. Lizzie Russell-Sawyers CLASS OF 1888 1. John Bradley 2. Ida Houghland-W ise 3. Loren Neff 4. Clara Nicholson 5. Alfred Munsey 6. Kittie Sheffer Mohler No Classes for Years 1889 1890 CLASS OF 1891 1. Margaret Burke-Alien 2. Nellie Bierce-Adams 3. Grace Huston 4. Blanche Norton 5. Roy Duffield 6. Lon Courtney 7. Ed Moore CLASS OF 1894-Cont d. 7. Victor Neff 8. Harry Martin 9. Fred L. Healy 10. Jean P. Duffield CLASS OF 1895 1. Veva Harlan-Johnson 2. Millie Hinkley-Ritz 3. Olie Knight-Dotts 4. Perlia Mael-Boatman 5. Floy Murphy-Bowen 6. Roy Shunterman 7. Nellie Wilson-Webster 8. Willie Wise 9. Spurgeon Miller CLASS OF 1896 1. Edna D. Sapp-Nichols 2. Alonzo B. Huff stutter 3. Emery G. Lucas 4. Emma Jones 5. Charley Moore 6. J. Maud Crowder Clark 7. Carrie B. Stevens-Worlary 8. Louie E. Talbott-Russell 9. Ruth Roberts-Leeds 10. Ida B. Hollen-Moore 11. Frank Jaques 12. Ruth Lodwick-Phillips 13. Bessie Enyart Sharp CLASS OF 1892 1. Jessie M. Alford-Anderson 2. Eddie B. Dribble-Crumb 3. Helen F. Wise-Wright 4. Carrie A. Neff- Barnett 5. George E. Millard CLASS OF 1893 1. Anna Bostwick-Caldwell 2. Addie Correl-Fitzgerald 3. Peter F. Donoghue 4. Mamie C. Dooley-Fehr 5. Sophia Sperry-Shore 6. Iva Mael-Daly 7. Sidley L. Moore 8. Beatie E. Redd-Tomlinson 9. Florence I. Russ ell-Hunter 10. Mamie R. Walters CLASS OF 1894 1. Grace Griffitts-Hancock 2. Nellie Houghland-Roberts 3. Minnie Reno-Davis 4. Netta Russell-Demaree 5. Ester Millard 6. Albert Russell CLASS OF 1897 1. Thomas Moore 2. John E. Owen 3. Bessie Walker-Pence 4. Jessie Moore 5. Joe Hunnell Jr. 6. Maude Moore 7. Sanford Bowen 8. Samuel Watson 9. Emma Healy-Irwin CLASS OF 1898 1. Julia R. Hilles-Harris 2. Kittie B; Watts-Bostwick 3. Mary E. Wise-Craig 4. Dwight J. Norton 5. Mable Furtney Harward 6. Frona Alice Talbott-Chenoth 7. Edna Clara Hartman-Patterson 8. Willie T. Burns 9. Robert J. Sharps 10. Edith L. Weist-Davis 11. E. Myrtle Cremer-Robinson 12. Willie Smith 13. Bertha F. Hollen-Gerard CLASS OF 1899 1. Estelle Hellyer-Russell 2. Ernest Shunterman 3. Mayme E. O’Connell 4. Zulah Friend-Flint 5. Elma D. Patterson-Williamson 6. Josephine Cross-Easton 7. Robert M. Huston 8. M. Florence Baker-Kendall 9. Edith E. Norton-Frenwick 10. Eva R. Bostwick-Torreance 11. Mabel G. Hartman-Dearing 12. Marie G. Casey-Towne 13. Ida Countryman-Kearns 14. Ada B. Tufts-Weist CLASS OF 1900 1. Bessie F. Burkholder-Alien 2. Lorrainne Myers 3. Ethel M. Ritz-Peacock 4. Etta R. Russell 5. Fred J. Burns 6. E. Grace Knight-Newland 7. Alta C. Coad 8. Jessis E. Kreamer 9. Cora Frazier 10. Clara M. Hayden 11. Katie A. Perry-Black 12. Vena B. Enyart-Stephenson CLASS OF 1901 1. Katheryn C. Walter-Kehoe 2. Vergie C. Lucas-Stocker 3. E. Della Watts-Kennedy CLASS OF 1902 1. Georgia E. James 2. Cora E. Ritz-Brindell 3. Kathryn Cowger 4. Bessie A. Close-Griffin 5. Florence S. Taylor 6. L. Charles Stein CLASS OF 1903 1. Leona B. Lodwick-Blee 2. Blanche MeHaffey-Jackson 3. H. Ream Baker 4. Edward Friend 5. George W. Knight 6. Frank B. Millard 7. Floyd H. Kremer 8. Flossie Cheshire-Williams CLASS OF 1904 1. Keim Kendall Tibbetts 2. June Isabelle Kremer-Burress 3. Will J. Stauffer 4. Earl Henry 54 5. Madge Evelyn Nelson-Israel 6. Sylvia Irene Crow 7. Clarence Benson CLASS OF 1905 1. Beth Tibbetts-Savage 2. Robert Crow 3. Kelsey Finney 4. Oliver Cummins 5. Fred Farmer 6. Ernest Stewart CLASS OF 1906 1. Myra Cox-Lauer 2. Madeline Stauffer-Lambert 3. Edna Wood-Young 4. Elizabeth MeHaffey-Bandy 5. Audrey Friend-Moore 6. Harry Crow 7. Doris Owen Teagarden CLASS OF 1907 1. Zula Cnnrad-Lutz 2. Leslie Flint 3. Nellie Godley 4. Ruth Jaques-Sheffer 5. Everette Knight 6. Vena Marshall-Allen 7. Mark Tibbetts 8. Alice Reed 9. Audrey Sapp-Starr CLASS OF 1908 1. Blanche Haywood-Cummins 2. Verla Hellyer-Holmes 3. Louie Murray 4. Phoebe Price-Farmer CLASS OF 1909 1. Ruth Baldwin-Wright 2. Fay Meadows-Moss 3. Myrtle Price-Hodson 4. Maude Stephenson-Moore 5. Edna Vass-Hall 6. Myrle Weist-Cremer 7. Madge Weist-Steffen 8. Agnes Woods-Hughes CLASS OF 1910 1. Robert Baylor 2. Raymond Knight 3. Harvey Miller 4. Leta Price-Ahre 5. William Sapp CLASS OF 1911 1. Guy Littlefield 2. Edith Provance-Schroeder 3. Eva Stephenson. Patrich CLASS OF 1912 1. Beryl Daniels CLASS OF 1912-Cont d. 2. Mary Godley-Anderson 3. Bennie Goodwin 4. Ned B. Lutz 5. Verna Perry-Myers 6. Hugh D. Moore 7. Allen Van Dyke 8. John Varnum 9. Harace Cash 10. Weaver Hastings CLASS OF 1913 1. Bessie Cunningham-Gilbert 2. Marie Hilleary-Moore 3. Elizabeth Hawker-Lambert 4. Ada Long-Dowell 5. Rae McHaffey 6. Coid Taylor 7. Elsie Hayden-Allman 8. Ruth Selby-Woodhull 9. Archer Furtney CLASS OF 1914 1. Lottie Beck-Edwards 2. Sidney Stauffer 3. Henrietta Hastings-Smith 4. Mable Steele-Finney 5. Clinton Varnum 6. Lucille Wilkinson 7. Lydia Canny-Huffman 8. Eva Hastings-Trepote 9. Norma Daniels-McFadden 10. Edith Vass-Maxwell 11. Georgia Weist-Buttree 12. Oscar Sapp CLASS OF 1915 1. Gladys Cowan-Detrick 2. Delta Harding-Baayan 3. Marie Mulvaney-Beghtol 4. Harold Grant 5. Lloyd Vass 6. Lizette Stauffer-Freark CLASS OF 1916 1. Elizabeth Hayden 2. John Luellen 3. Virgene Connell 4. Charles Steel 5. Luella Kerr 6. Gladys Hayden-Alien 7. Alice Stanton-Oberhauser 8. Mildred Stanton-Colvin 9. Norman Varnum CLASS OF 1917 1. Mack Camblin 2. Paul Havens 3. Rella Kriese-Havens 4. Ralph Weaver 5. Emily Hastings-Hughes 6. Dewey Holland CLASS OF 1917-Cont d. 7. Dwight Shore 8. Myrle Perry CLASS OF 1918 1. Ira Hendricks 2. Adrian Sapp 3. Kenneth Shore 4. Wallace McBlain 5. Edith Hollenbeck-Bowers 6. George Schweer 7. John Wright CLASS OF 1919 1. Marie Bickford-Oelson 2. Irma Crawford-Kephart 3. Myrtle Henderson-Flint 4. Fred Shore 5. Feme Caldwell-Ray 6. Marguerite Anderson-Kendall 7. Lydia Miller-Steinberg 8. Frances Wood-Bryson CLASS OF 1920 1. Sherd Baldwin 2. Dorothy Stanton-Wolff 3. Margaret Russell-Bittinger 4. Ruth Dean-Kennedy 5. Gladys Myers-Moore 6. Donald Walker CLASS OF 192 1 1. Faye James-Adams 2. Josephine Hollenbeck-Israel 3. Mona Bolin 4. Hazelmarie Hayden-Hines 5. Hazel Fisher 6. Kenneth Monger 7. Lou Phillips 8. Mabel Carter-Lenz CLASS OF 1922 1. lva Bonnett-Mitchell 2. Ruth Holland-Adams 3. Hazel Harward-Lanman 4. Ona Lee May-Moore 5. Lucille Franklin-Carr 6. Alice Wegandt 7. Melissa Boney-Newman 8. Marjorie Calhoun-Morton CLASS OF 1923 1. Harold Detrick 2. Andrew Hibbert 3. Bernice Kerr-Swanson 4. Don Stauffer 5. Virginia Moore-Baldwin 6. David Glotfelty 7. Lucille Mickelwait-Wagg 8. Madeline Hunter 9. Opal Sloan-Brown 10. Harold Turk 11. Alice Eikenberry 55 CLASS OF 1928-Cont d. 3. Charles J. Goudy 4. Isabel Harward 5. Lewis W. Hamilton 6. Helen L. Goudy-Pierce 7. John R. Sharp 8. Georgia E. Goudy 9. Morris R. Hogue 10. Wanda D. Turk 11. Donald E. Warden 12. Elizabeth Teeter-Ling 13. Marie L. Teeter-Perry 14. Bates E. Sadler 15. Donovan Fiedler 16. Darlene D. Scherer-Kitterman 17. C. Kenneth Hackett 18. Errah V. Small 19. Albert C. Miller 20. Eileen J. Vinson-Illingsworth 2 1. Walter K. Stephenson 22. Mildred Mae Baayen-Sanders 23. Robert Walker 24. Mona E. Gridley-Gustaveson 25. Everette C. Blanchard 2 6. Dorothy Mae Sloan 27. Alice Margaret Perry-Stephenson 28. Robert D. Wilburn 29. Marjorie R. Shaffer-Ives 30. Kenneth T. Garrett 31. Maxine B. Swords-Pottei 32. Arthur G. Eaton 33. Beatrice P. Lyon-Whalen 34. Ronald P. Simms 35. Frances E. Davis-Loveland 3 6. Hollis W. Harward 37. Marjorie E. Lutz-Whalen 38. Genevieve B. Camblin 39. Joe Frank Walker 40. Franees E. Pence-Dunn 41. Margaret Ann Wicks 42. Harry W. Thomas 43. Lelia Mae Brown-Norris 44. Mabel Simmons-Burkholder 45. Opal Truax-Dodds 46. Marguerite Hancock-McClure 47. Mercedes Pottorff-Behrens 48. Velma Gladys Weist- Johnston 49. S. Frances Brooks-Russell 50. Helen M. Roberts-Bales 51. Mary K. Fielder CLASS OF 1923-Cont d. 12. Clarence Hughes 13. Lois Luellen-Jameison 14. Royal Stephenson 15. Zella DuLaney-LeBow 16. J ohn Vass 17. James Hollen 18. Harold Leach 19. Dow Stephenson 20. Harry Wilburn CLASS OF 1924 1. Robert F. Anderson 2. Helen VanWinkle-Ashford 3. Velda B. Morris-Lancy 4. Bessie Beckner-Carr 5. Glenn A. Simmons 6. Mildred G. Black-Stagers 7. Ross F. Wood 8. Pauline W. Brooks-Vinyard 9. Rex G. Wilson 10. Mary F. Simmons-Long 11. Ethel L. Thomas-Harward 12. Esther Hughes-Nelson 13. Virgie C. Turk-Bayne 14. Herman T. Pottarff 15. Hillard P. Brightwell 16. Madge M. Quigley-Monger 17. I. Duane Potts 18. Irene E. Solomon-Abbott 19� William W. Hibbert 20. Mary C. Carter-Young 21. Alice M. Bostwick-Hughes CLASS OF 1925 1. George Wright 2. Alice Strickland-Hughes 3. Margaret Findlay-Hancock 4. Alice Walker-Vass 5. Mildred Potts-Carl 6. Aldena Lutz-Stephenson 7. Beatrice Albert-Zaiss 8. Leslie L. Hootman 9. Richard Pence 10. Velma Summer-Hollen 11. Marie Benson-Hackbarth 12. Lawrence B. Wise 13. Edna Germer-Rashid 14. Donald Downing 15. Beatrice Dooley-Ray 16. Mildred C. Caves-Turk 17. Waneta Sloan-Davis 18. Marguerite Blair-Knudson 19. Lewis Price 20. Marion Passwater-Hancock 2 1. Mildred O. Caves-Pearson 22. Kathryn McGregor-Hill 23. Mary Isbell Robinson 24. Nora Vinson-Stacy 25. Ruth Israel-Wright 26. Mildred Warren-Duncan 27. Clara Gridley 28. Dora Crow-Carr CLASS OF 1926 1. Dnnald Russell 2. Harry Henderson 3. Edwin Stanton 4. Mary Plank-Taylor 5. Blanche Deford-Brown 6. Alvie Harding 7. Paul Shore 8. Harry Ray 9. Madalyn Quigley-Harlan 10. Willis Hull 1 1. Ethyle Fite 12. Burke Walker 13. Marjorie Buchanan-Leon 14. Ernest Roberts 15. Harold Roberts 16. Harlan McGregor 17. Arnold Potts 18. Gail Davis 19. Hallie Baldwin-Hanna 20. Arthur Ray 2 1. Albert Hancock 22. Vernon He mm 2 3. Ronald Hancock 24. Delta Crist-Schlotter 25. Warren Castles 2 6. Orville Fite 2 7. Merle Handy 28. Melvin Bonnett 29. Robert Marshall CLASS OF 192 7 1. Walter Jones 2. Claudine Humble-Rolfs 3. Zelma Boney-Schmidt 4. Glen Burkholder 5. Jack Conrad 6. Robert Findlay 7. Arlee Gridley 8. Cecil Jones 9. Ralph Moore 10. Kenneth Potts 11. Horace Weist 12. Florence Hootman-Hemm 13. Orville Burkholder 14. Floyd Carr 15. Bernard Downing 16. Verle Greenland 17. Dorothy Henderson-Fisher 18. Donald Moore 19. Orveta May-Marley 20. Viola Reardon 21. Virgil Lynch 22. Martin Shives 23. Glenn Wilkinson 24. Carrie Lambert-Nupp 25. Kendall Steeves 2 6. Dorothy Wicks 27. Oscar Wilburn CLASS OF 192 8 1. Alfred Weist 2. Mabel Alice Harding CLASS OF 1929 1. Ruth Crist 2. Louise Rouch-Mahon 3. Helen StroUd-Beggs 4. Vivian Isreal-Yocker 5. Helen Camblin-McDaniel 6. Everett Thompson 7. William Potter 8. Ruth Brightwell-Lamb 9. Lawerence Quigley 10. Marguerite Hootman-Russell 11. Monica Conrad-Kinnerman 12. Leota Small 56 CLASS OF l929-Cont d. 13. Claude Stephenson 14. Frances J. Reed-Vass 15. Harold Harward 16. Gaillord Swords 17. Mildred Gaskings-Hughes 18. Ralph Fligg CLASS OF 1930 1. Henry McGregor 2. Tom Lutz 3. Leyton Morrow 4. John Moore 5. Florence Moore 6. Ldith Moore-Anderson 7. Elmer Hughes 8. George Hughes 9. Verne Jones 10. Velma Lanman-Rodosky 11. Rachel Huff stutter 12. Veona Hinning-Newell 13. Floyd Harmon 14. Ned Findley 15. Mildred Gasking-Hughes 16. Lloyd Greenland 17. Mary Graham 18. Max Carter 19. Marie Caves-Cooper 20. Elizabeth Cummins-West 21. Winifred Burkholder-Meughiot 22. Donald Bates 23. Feme Sumner-Jones 24. Paul Wilkinson 25. Ruth Wagers-Sumner 26. Howard Wagers 27. Virgil Teufel 28. Garold Atwood 29. Robert Atwood 3 0. Florence Acton 3 1. Mary Rock CLASS OF 193 1 1. Judith Warnocutt 2. Lucille Haifley-Glasgow 3. Burniece Troette-Jones 4. Velma Wilson 5. Rollie Wilburn 6. Beatrice Sloan-Maness 7. Dorothea Sharps 8. Elam Seitz 9. Evelyn Sumner-Higgins 10. Bernice Stribling 11. Alice Steffen-Shuert 12. Pauline Potts-Orman 13. Helen Quigley-Hall 14. Martha Conrad-Nachtrieb 15. Kenneth Carter 16. Newton Calhoun 17. Willard Cain 18. George Bostwick 19. Charles Bingamon 20. Harley Finney 2 1. Raymond Hancock CLASS OF 193 l-Cont d. 22. Agnes Hancock-Larson 23. Madelyn Hall-Dalgren 24. Emily Reardon 25. David Goudy 26. Viola Israel-Burke 27. Hubert Mahon 28. Crist Hootman 29. Kenneth O’Gur 30. Robert Neff 31. Martha McKay-Cox 32. Marguerite Burkholder-Fligg 33. Donald Spathe CLASS OF 1932 1. Alice Bates-Spaethe 2. George Brightwell 3. Glen Brown 4. Glifford Campbell 5. Wayne Drake 6. Richard Finney 7. Mabel Gridley 8. Martilla Hancock-Rocky 9. Grace Hull-Stephenson 10. Elizabeth Lutz-Shepp 11. Edna Matusick-Stump 12. Fay McGurdy-Garrett 13. Bessie Myers-Mclntire 14. Gladys Phillips-Sadler 15. Phyllis Price-Shaffer 16. Helen Provance-Cloyd 17. Mary Quigley-Chadd 18. Clair Sadler 19. Donald Stephenson 20. Pauline Scherer-Bates 2 1. Grethel W'hite-Mears 22. Kenneth Whitte 23. Anna Eaton-Drake 24. Bill Albert 25. Margaret Wilkinson 26. Bill Trout CLASS OF 1933 1. Carl Humphrey 2. John Harmon 3. Herbert Moore 4. Harley Sloan 5. Chester Spaethe 6. Rex Schmitz 7. Paul Hart 8. Robert Hancock 9. Harold Fligg 10. Fred Allman 11. Helen Bates 12. Maxine Morrow-Strother 13. Kenneth Teeter 14. Roy Neff 15. Walter McCoy 16. Ellen Morrell 17. Nelle Conrad-McFadden 18. Richard Hull 19. Donna Garver 20. Charles Moore CLASS OF 1933-Cont d. 21. June Gridley 22. Ruth Burton-Walker 23. Burton Sadler 24. Marjorie Vinson-Stribling 25. Alberta Rock-Witt 26. Dean Camblin 27. Opal Ross-Tennyson 28. Orvillamae Chick 29. Waiter Batterson 30. Mildred Scott-Dorz 3 1. Irene Cahill-West 32. Dwight Hull 33. Leona Campbell-Blanchard 34. Donald Allman 35. Harry Warnamett 36. Pauline Morrell 37. Max Cartwright 3 8. Ruthteen Carter-Bussie 39. Warren Randolph CLASS OF 1934 1. Charles Bierce 2. Robert Blanchard 3. Arthur Cain 4. Carol Davis 5. Walter Ellis 6. Frieda Finney-Major 7. Dorothey Finney-Campbell 8. Rebecca Franklin-Campbell 9. Elizabeth Guthrie 10. Gladys Hughes-Relly 11. W illis Hull 12. Doris Hart-Crooks 13. Orville Hart 14. Frances McGregor-Swanson 15. Ralph Moore 16. Lloyd Seitz 17. Richard Stepenson 18. Juanita Streeby-Jackson 19. Vernard Stribling 20. Vincent Sumner 21. Harry Saltzhaver 22. Hollis Wilkinson 23. Lucille Truax-Reeves 24. Geneiveve Vinson-O’Deiu 25. W’illard Cain 26. Lawrence Wilkinson 27. Helen McDonald 28. Josephine Hollen-Henderson 29. Wilbur Matusick CLASS OF 1935 1. Marguerite Baldwin-White 2. Bernice Batterson-Thill 3. Imogene Day-Turpine 4. James Jones 5. Ruth Harding Nealy 6. Ouida Hemm-Noel 7. Mary Eaton-Baldock 8. Flavena Hewitt 9. Margaret Finney-Plank 10. Hazel Gilbert 57 CLASS OF 1935-Cont d. 11 Dewey Greenland 12« Franklin Miller 13. Donna Moore-Streeby 14. Lorraine Plank-Vance 15. Virginia Saltagaver-Campbell 16. Gene Seeley 17. Mary Shuert-Albert 18. Marion Sloan 19. Leonard Strickland 20. Viola Troxel-Fiedler 2 1. Archie Wilson 22. Helen Reardon-Beaulauwier CLASS OF 193 6 1. Coral Moore-Barnes 2. Velda Moore 3. George Noel 4. Leland McDonald 5. Ralph McCoy 6. Donald McCord 7. Berniece Marsh-McDonald 8. Elizabeth Mahon 9. Robert Leasure 10. Virginia Swords-Sanders 11. Pauline Stroud-Fligg 12. Opal Stribling 13. Claude Steele 14. Robert Hcdson 15. Elmer Huffstutter 16. Evelyn Jones 17. Roy Campbell 18. Scott Craig 19. Reba Day 20. Wanda Doran-Hanna 21. Josephine Calhoun-Boxx 22. Billy Boxx 23. Ruth Black-Morgan 24. James Burce 25. Alice Fisher 26. Gordon Franklin 2 7. Vance Plank 28. Anna Teufel-Hull 29« Homer Thomas CLASS OF 193 7 1. Harriet Sullins-Conrad 2. Marie Hart-Hurley 3. Eugene Hart 4. Harold Jameson 5. Mary Cervantes-Lloyd 6. Charlotte Carlston-Payne 7. Robert Camblin 8. Willa Mae Baayen-Bostwick 9. Helen Bedes-Goldenthaw 10. Mildred Beghtol-Bates 11. Marguerite Black 12. Gerald Bonnett 13. LeRoy Brown 14. Perry Goodwin, Jr. 15. Earl Gonterman 16. Dorothy Finney-Warden 17. Victor Saltzgaver CLASS OF 1937-Cont'd. 18. Donald Trout 19. Merle Wilson 20. Alice McIntosh-Walters 2 1. Leona McAllister-Cubbage 22. Richard Simms 23. Betty Shuert-Johnson 24. Edward Sharp 25. William Henry Sapp 26. Edward Eugene Stilfield 27. Margaret Thomas-Blanchard 28. Ralph Appleby CLASS OF 193 8 1. Ernest O. Allman 2. Carl Willis Batterson 3. Carl Canny 4. William Richard Carter 5. Donald Raymond Copeland 6. Walter Marion Finney 7. Matthew H. Gam bill 8. Hollis Hining 9. Harold Hodson 10. Robert Huffstutter 11. Robert Intress 12. Gerald Flicker 13. Dale Marsh 14. William Nowviock 15. Robert Plank 16. LaVerne Pyle 17. Irvin Sloan 18. Leo Steele 19. Charles Stilfield 20. Robert Truax 2 1. Willard Walker 22. Charles Wilburn 23. Arlene Black-Schmidmeister 24. Ruth Bowers-Marsh 25. Ruth Christy-Sapp 26. Dortha Davis-Lagle 27. Erma Ferrell-Hull 28. Sarah E. Glotfelty-Russell 29. Evelyn Hartwig-Jackson 30. Helen Harward 3 1. Roeine Hemm-Kirkland 32. Irma Hining 33. Frances Lutz-Hanson 34. Mariane O'Dean-Franklin 35. Darline Pickerell 3 6. Beatrice R. Schmitz 37. Olive Scott-Cooper 38. Gwendolens Troxel-Fiedler 39. Arlouine Weaver-Trent 40. Pearle Wilson-Salters CLASS OF 1939 1. Charles Flint 2. Adrian Crow 3. Charles Gilliland 4. Dorman Atwood 5. Billy Wilson 6. Stuart Thomas 7. Don G. Plank CLASS OF 1939-Cont d. 8. Don E. Francis 9. Dale Cox 10. Helen L. Ferrel 11. Roberta Thompson 12. Margaret Jean Scott-Hull 13. Wilma Stroud-Hamilton 14. Mary E. Kennedy-Gilbert 15. Thelma Cummins-Laughlin 16. Juanita Plank-Sumner 17. Mary Louise Thomas-Gaston 18. Virginia Steele 19. Reithel Snakenburg-Duncan 20. Joan Detrick-Bader 2 1. Marjorie Blanchard-Streeby 22. Marjorie Finney-Catterall 23. Harold Galloway 24. Orville Allman 25. Roy Cox 2 6. Frank Nunan 27. Charles Baird 28. John Wise 29. Martin Conrad 30. Clinton Schemmel 3 1. Duane McCauley 32. Blaine Boxx 33. Jake Sconce 34. John F. Allman 35. Elwood Fane 36. Margaret Sullins-Goldsmith 37. Mary Eleanor McKay-Wood 38. Izetta Hart-Keasling 39. Grete Mursch 40. Neva M. Flicker CLASS OF 1940 1. Elmer Allen 2. Richard Allman 3. Martin Blanchard 4. Duane Campbell 5. Duane Carter 6. Vern Carrier 7. Clarence Cloke 8. Robert Dowell 9. Jack He mm 10. Harold Marsh 11. Gail McClure 12. Clifford Moore 13. Roy Potts 14. William L. Ranard 15. Robert Sapp 16. Virgil Steele 17. Dick Scott 18. Harold Thompson 19. John E. Wilburn 20. Vera B. Allman 2 1. Donna Brownlee-Abbey 22. Louise Drake-Hamilton 23. Eleanor Jones 24. Beatrice Laughlin-Walker 25. Evelyn Strickland 26. Shirlee Swords-Carter 27. Lillian Simms-McAllister 58 CLASS OF 1940 -Cont d. 28. Lucille Thomas 29. Dixie Vine on-Trainer 30. Bernatha Whalen 31. Byrdene Whalen CLASS OF 1941 1. Jack Jones 2. Maxine Pottoroff-Padgett 3. Donna Scherer 4. Carl Trout 5. Donald Stribling 6. Evelyn Collins-Bosker 7. Ted Vinson 8. Bette Dowell-Hobbs 9. Elmer Gridley 10. Betty Carr 11. Kenneth Kennedy 12. Dorthea Nowviock-Griffin 13. Robert Halsey 14. Maxine Acton-Deburn 15. Margaret Sloan 16. Bill Gla8son 17. Wanda Johns ton-Baayen 18. Leonial Troxel 19. Doris J. Weaver-Hughes 2 0. Johnnie Boxx 21. Donna Hughes-Allman 22. Harley Finney 2 3. Jack Sapp 24. Ercel Major 25. Wilson Finney 26. Feme French-Tuttle 27. Bette Steele-Fulton 28. Elwood Hewitt 29. Vada Roberts 30. Darwin Fitzgerald 31. Charles Thomas 32. James Conrad 33. Carl Marsh 34. Phyllis Baird-Truax 35. Robert Hughes 36. Hobart Fitzgerald 37. Mary Boxx-Dungan 38. Vernon Bedford 39. Blanche Stewart-Wilburn CLASS OF 1942 1. RoBert Kennedy 2. John Stephenson 3. Madelyn Henders on-Is rael 4. Melen O'Dean-Reardon 5. Walter Walsh 6. John Blanchard 7. James Cervantes 8. Frances Morrow -Dam mm 9. Robert Johnston 10. Robert Flint 11. Marjorie Sloan 12. Claude Atwood 13. La Rue Perry-Brown 14. Paul Jacobs 15. Wilda Jones-Halsey CLASS OF 1942-Cont'd. 16. James Reardon 17. Betty Harmon-Pike 18. Arnold Black 19. Hugh Glasson 20. Ralph Wilburn 21. June Haines-Carter 22. Howard Leasure 23. Mary Dowell-Manning 24. Albert Thomas 25. Pauline Marsh-Nielson 26. Jack Snakenburg 2 7. Mary Brown-Harper 28. John Streeby 29. Dorothy Plank 30. Kernan Penrod 31. Ruth Laughlin-Carmen CLASS OF 1943 1. Betty J. Gilbert-Todd 2. Jack McKay 3. Mary on Thomas-Sparks 4. Alden Baayen 5. Martha Ranard 6. Bernard Harding 7. Jean Moore-Conry 8. Anna Mae Atwood-Glass on 9. Dale V ins on 10. Rosemary Findlay-Streeby 11. LaVerne Campbell 12. Bernice Lynch-Carmen 13. Dwayne Wagers 14. Eloise Appleby-Ellis 15. Gene Henson 16. Jeanne Haywood-Blanchard 17. Yvonne Penrod-Thompson 18. Robert Finney 19. Betty J. Fane Wilson 20. Don Steele 21. Marjorie Wilburn 22. Victor McClure 23. Richard Stribling 24. LeAna Bates-McClure 2 5. Donald Finney 26. Virginia Allman-Mclntosh 2 7. Martin Cox 28. Geri Stout-Bottoms-Wilson CLASS OF 1944 1. Edgar Collins 2. Roy Burton 3. Dwight Cox 4. Vernon Goodwin 5. Harley McClure 6. Wallace McClure 7. Edward McCormick 8. Myrle Perry 9. Otis Sloan 10. Barbara Jean Acton-Daine 11. Irene Allman-Schroeder 12. Dorothy Bedford-Ferrel 13. Dorothy Bowers-Finney 14. Deloras Carter-Harding CLASS OF 1944-Cont'd. 15. Lucille Carter-Sapp 16. Pauline Comer-Roberts 17. Mary Fitzgerald-Troxel 18. Velma Hewitt-Eggink 19. Margaret Kennedy-Sapp 20. Ge Verna Leasure-Gaston 2 1. Lillian McCord-Kildow 22. Marjorie Moore-Sanders 23. Anna Margaret Myers-Liley 24. Doris Stagers-Lane 25. Shirley Walker-Cox 26. Mary Walsh CLASS OF 1945 1. Maynard Bates 2. Everett Black 3. Julia Blanchard-Flint 4. Beryle Cudworth 5. Jack Finney 6. Jack Hanna 7. Helen Harmon-Glasson 8. Martha Harper-Hoggard 9. Jack Henderson 10. Norman Hollen 11. George Israel 12. Jo Ann Johnson 13. Richard Jones 14. Shirley Loomis-Kennedy 15. Phyllis Lynch-Allman 16. Paul Metzger 17. Rex Penrod 18. Lois Savage-Marsh 19. Helen Lou Scott-Weir 2 0. Louella Sickels-Tweedy 21. Marilyn Steele-Jacobs 22. Beatrice Streeby-Thomas 23. Ruth Thomas 24. Elwood Thompson 25. Duane Weir 26. Robert Wilburn 2 7. Doris Jean Wilson-Sturm CLASS OF 1946 1. Carrol Ancell 2. Tom Carter 3. Donald Drake 4. Max Jacobs 5. Verdus Hining 6. Charles Sickels 7. Dean Snakenburg 8. Jack Walsh 9. Robert Warren 10. Joye Bell-Suhr 11. Avis Bull-Alien 12. Helen Cervantes-Lopez 13. Margie Hart-Carter 14. Sarah J ones -Rogers 15. Dorothy Mclntosh-Henderson 16. Matilda Oberlee-Gridley 17. Jeanne Schemmel-Brown 18. Joanne Schemmel-Maynard 19. LaVelle Scott-Cramer 59 CLASS OF 1946-Cont'd. 20. Anita Solon-Evans 21. Pauline Stribling-Bur rows 22. Madeline Osing-Craft CLASS OF 1947 1. Clarence Bedord, Jr. 2. Jack Brown 3. Kenneth Cox 4. John Goodwin 5. John Glasgow 6. Leonard Hayden 7. Maynard Hayden 8. Charles Hemm 9. William Maynard 10. Richard McCartt 11. Fred McClure 12. Byron Schmidt 13. Maurice Stewart 14. Paul Stribling 15. Evelyn Boyd-Little 16. Esther Cole-Asheson 17. Shirley Finney-Conrad 18. Doris Finney-Dykstra 19. Mabel Haines-Glasgow 20. Mildred Jones 21. Naomi Kreigh 22. Ethel Marsh-Nesbet 23. Lois Metzger-Harlan 24. Rose Marie Perry-Hughes 25. Mary Ann Snyder 26. Norma Shirlaw-Boxx 27. Alice Jean McIntosh-Baayen 28. Garnet Teninty 29. Marilyn Walker-Stewart 30. Harold Thomas CLASS OF 1948 1. Christena Baker 2. Nancy Hughes-Arnold 3. Marcie Weir 4. Esther Thomas-Strother 5. Maxine Davis-Liles 6. Virginia Hines 7. Carol Kendrick-Penrod 8. Dwight Marsh 9. John Baird 10. Elvira Cervantes-Bantista 11. Doris J. Carr-Parsons 12. Maurice Black 13. Mary Ellen Sconce-Pool 14. John Benson 15. Kenneth Hemm 16. Donald Shaffer CLASS OF 1949 1. Everett Boyd 2. Martha Burkholder-Bales 3. Mary Carter-Nelson 4. Irene Cols-Stribling 5. David Cox 6. Ray Davis , Jr. 7. Dorothy Leasure-Gaston CLASS OF 1949-Cont’d. 8. Sally Norris-Eakins 9. Shirley Penrod-Brooks 10. Francis K. Steele 11. Merle Sumner 12. Herbert Swaim 13. Wilma Watts-Grant 14. Shirley Wilson CLASS OF 1950 1. Frances Bellamy-Conrad 2. Charles Bostwick 3. Marcene Hamilton-Anderson 4. Patricia Hancock-Luze 5. Ronald Hancock 6. Robert Harmon 7. Adrian Hayden 8. Carla Johnson 9. Daniel Kendrick 10. Beverly Lanman 11. Dale McIntosh 12. Robert Morrow 13. Louis Morrow 14. Jimmy Norris 15. George Nupp 16. Donald Phillips 17. Lois Reisch-Garrett 18. Jack Solon 19. Bill Scott 20. Nancy Sumner-Stribling 21. Rosemary Sedore-Hancock 22. Phyllis Swaim 23. Shirley Swaim-Dra ke 2A. Shirley Teeter-Scott 25. Donald Thomas 26. Clarence Sloan CLASS OF 1951 1. Lawrence Auld 2. Audrey Boyd-Reynolds 3. Donald Benson 4. Betty Cole-Kuhns 5. Lila Fane-Richardson 6. Lois Fite-Laughlin 7. Patty He mm-Shaffer 8. Glenn Hughes 9. Shirley Liles-Taylor 10. Betty Northup-McClure 11. Norma Osing-Davisson 12. Verla Jean Sedore-Wycoff 13. Bertha Saner-Kern 14. Kaye Shir law 15. Maye Shiriaw-Cook 16. John Sickels 17. Evelyn Thomas 18. Orlo Thomas 19. Margaurette Aeschliman-Wilburn 2 0. Barbara Witte CLASS OF 1952 1. Carol Hemm-Pilcher 2. Patricia Sedore-Friberg 3. Ina Lea Day-Proctor CLASS OF 1952-Cont'd. 4. Lorena Mathews-Glotfelty 5. Bill Hancock 6. Marilyn Hart-Wells 7. Ralph Leasure 8. Bill Hamilton 9. Harold Liles 10. Coletta Mae Garreils -Schemmalefinney 11. Shirley Mae Reisch-Taylor 12. Joe Norris 13. Veryl Raymond Edgerly 14. Harold Cobb 15. Mary Ann Cox 16. Shirley Granby-Renfrew 17. Dorothy Fitzgerald-McClure 18. Ardith Pyle-Russell 19. Joyce Phillips-Weller 20. Carolyn Morrow-Cramer 21. Dorothy Jo Aeschliman-Swanson 22. Margaret Louise Osing 23. Floyd McIntosh 24. Donald Carr 25. Geneva Joy Pilcher-Cox 26. Herman Coffin 27. Mary Kendrick-Carter 28. Agatha Marcine Hayden-Gray CLASS OF 1953 1. Betty Albert 2. Delbert Allen 3. Shirley Bedford-Eakins 4. Bobby Boxx 5. Joe Bowlin 6. Viola Voyd-Stevens 7. Richard Carder 8. Richard Carter 9. Robert Cole 10. Marilyn Corder-Phillips 11. John Ear hart 12. Clark Garrels 13. Norman Glasgow 14. Wallace Goodwin 15. Junior Haifley 16. Robert Hancock 17. Junior Liles 18. Alien Morrison 19. Ardith Niece 2 0. Garry Phillips 21. Elaine Rupe-Barker 22. Shirley Ploss-Pilcher 23. Orville Sickels 24. Alice Carr-Shaw 25. Linda Swaim-Carter 26. Marsha Tynan-Mclntosh 2 7. Frank Ward 28. Jack Wilkinson CLASS OF 1954 1. Bonnie Hemm-Creech 2. Marvin Creech 3. Jack Beghtol 4. Patty Morrow-Swain 5. Norman Penrod 60 CLASS OF 1954-Cont'd. 6. Carolyn Liles-Jones 20. Howard Lyon 11. 7. William R. Burns, Jr. 12. 8. Victor Sels CLASS OF 1955 13. 9. Sandra Hogue 1. Mary Louise Martsching 14. 10. James Earhart 2. Carol Bowers 15. 11. Rose McGregor-Umphress 3. Carolyn Northrup-Sedore 16. 12. Lavern Fite 4. Dorothy Ehret-Cook 17. 13. Barbara Thompson-Sickles 5. Dorothy Carter 18. 14. Melvin Ploss 6. Ralph Carter 19. 15. Janice McClure-Chickering 7. Jim Thomas 20. 16. Wilfred Boettcher 8. Adrian Morton 21. 17. Patty Jo Noel-Hancock 9. Ronnie Phillips 18. 19. Ralph Saner Joan Staton-Cremer 10. Martha Sickels i Janet Spilman Janet Burkholder Betty Thomas-Shaffer Beverly Reisch Carol Finney Beverlee Baldock-Phillips Pat Rogers Jean Davis-Brimmer Vivian Canaday Pat Henderson-Aithiede Roberta Hogue-McClure Deceased 61 Jones Soda Grill HOMEMADE ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAGAZINES CIGARETTES CANDIES LUNCH WHERE FRIENDS MEET Eclipse Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS RED BRAND FENCE MULE-HIDE ROOFING KEITH HOCKERSMITH, MANAGER PHONE 54, ELDON Harmon Bros. GROC ERIES AND MEATS Eldon Furniture Co. 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