Elm Valley High School - Elm Leaf Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Duerr Jamce Wh pple Manlyn Anderson Amy Lou Rodenfels VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Last year we started a new polxcy at Elm Valley by havmg four varsity cheerleaders from the junior or semor classes and four reserve cheerleaders from the freshman or sophomore classes In the fall of 1954 we chose Carolyn Duerr anlce Whipple Amy Lou Rodenfels and Marnlyn Muggs Anderson Carolyn IS a semor and this ns her second year of varsity cheermg She was chosen to help Judge the jumor hrgh cheerleaders of the county amce has been a cheer leader for four years although only two of those were for Elm Valley She was selected for the Delaware County All Star Cheerleadlng Squad Amy a junior served last year as a reserve cheer leader and was chosen agam thls year for the varslty group Marilyn also a Junior began her first year of Cheeflng ll'llS YCSI' RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Our reserve cheerleaders who I m sure will soon be trymg for varslty honors are Glenda Dart oan Carper Louxse Mathews and Sally Ott Glenda and oan both sophomores served thexr second term as reserve cheerleaders For Louise a sophomore and Sally a freshman how ever lt IS only their hrst year Smce we have no reserve football team the reserve cheerleaders lead cheers for the hrst ha and the xarsnty for the second half of the game Both of our quartets of cheerleaders have done a fme job this year Teacher Robert have you Whlspered today wlthout PCFIHISSIODD Robert Only vsunst Teacher Frank should Robert have Sald wunst7 Frank Nom he should have said twxced Max Here comes the parade novs Betty wxll mlss lf lf she doesnt come to the wmdow Where IS she? Ianet She s upstalrs wavmv her halr Max For heaven s sake hasnt she got a Hag? Fred Reld Dxd you strlke that man In the crc1tement7 Ilowlrd Trlmble No s1r I struck hlm ln the stomach' Sarah I sau Kessler the other day treatmg hls xufe the way I wx ouldnt treat a dog Clrolyn Great Scott' What was he doing? Sarah Kxssmg her' Ronme Teacher would you scold anybody for somcthmv they dldn t do? Mlss Cornell Of course not But why Ronn1e7 Ronme Well I didn t do my Bookkeepmg Y I 7 , ' a J 7 . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . . . , , - ' x 1 . , . . . r y J 1 1 ' .I 9 x - 1 9 9 9 ' , . a . , I 1 - 4 ' x - v Y V' I r 7 . , - xc an . 1 y Y - 4: ' rr ' ' ' : . ' ' 4 . - 2 I . . 1 ' I . . 1 I 7. . . . . . - v ' Y - . . , . U , v . . . ' ' ' 1 ' D ' . . Y V ! 1 1 1 1 . , . . , .

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FOOTBALL First row Mgr Robert Curren Robert Curran Howard Trlmble ohn Doubxkln Merle Mas ohn George Charles Conklm Kexth Brmgle Mgr 1m Morgan Second row Coach Kenneth Paul Rlchard Perry DAVIS Dlldme Wesley Borchers Roland Augspurger Robert Ankrom Raymond Hewett Harold Augenstlne Dlck Hxckson Harold Dlckerschexd Asst coach Thrrd row Dorse Counts Marlon Maxn Gary Lee George Conklm Dale Pendleton Eugene Borden Dean Bowman 1m Groves Absent Kendall Powell Brlly Irwin Ron Stults Merle Masters ohn Doubxkln Fred Rexd Alvm Masters Tom Cramer FOOTBALL Although experlencmg a rather unsuccessful season wlrh no w1ns and elght defeats, the Aces gained valuable experlence for commg years Our faxthful coaches were Kenneth Paul and Harold DlCkCfSCh8ld The followlng boys were letter wlnners thls year Bob Curran a trlcky runner performed a double job as signal caller and halfback th1S year Eugene Borden honored as Mnd Ohlo end, was an mvaluable man on both offense and defense Rxchard Perry IS a junior tackle who wlth his added experlence should be hlttlng extra hard next year Fred Retd was of great asslstance to the team, playmg a number of posltlons wherever he was needed Ron Stults a converted halfback, moved mto the startlng lxneup as an end Raymond Hewett was the blg boy 1n the mndclle of the lme He will be back fightlng hard next year George Conklm, a bug sophomore back, has gamed valuable experlence for hls next two years Dlck Hxckson who has gamed experlence m the backfleld thls year wlll be an important cog on the team next year Dale Pendleton, a sophomore thls year, wxll be counted on to throw hxs welght at hxs opponents next year Roland Augspurger has proven hlmself a valuable player that will be welcomed back next year Harold Augenstme known as Tough Tony , was constantly plugging up the holes ohn Doublkm was mlssed greatly because of an early season leg mjury Rlchard Thurston, Charlle Conklm, and Gary Lee, freshman letter wmners, wlll be seen on the Aces grldlron for the next three years Along wxth these boys are Dean Bowman, Dave D11 dme, Marlon Main, lm Caudlll rm Groves B111 Irwm, ohn George, Tom Cramer, Eddle Martln, Alvin Masters, and Keith Brmgle 36 ' 1 - V , ' I , H ' , J ' ' , - J I , ' ,A A 7 ' J ' : 7 a V 9 . A v V A y y ' 9 Y . I T 1 - 1 ' . l , J ' - . 2 , , , , J , , , - , . , . . . . Howard Augenstme was a hard hitting fullback who was constantly hammermg at the lme. , ' Q , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, ,Q ' ff 7, ' ' , .