Fairlawn High School - Jets Roar Yearbook (Pemberton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1953 volume:

The Falrlawn Semor I-hgh Buxldlng Pemberton Ohlo E J E R O A R Pubhshed By Fa1r1awn Local Schools School year 1952 81 1953 Th1s name was chosen for thls yearbook s1nce we felt the maneuvers had been performed by the Jets and they had gone The Faulawn Jumor I-hgh Bu1ld1ng P1attsv1lle Ohxo , . T H T S ' on but we are now looking in the direction of their roar , Zhrmlnlatrnhnn ,QD 7 303 Rf? 0 1 0 1 0 Q C? -'B '57 3 The Board of Education is the group which controls the destiny of our school, The SUCCESS of our de- mocracy depends upon the education of its citizens, The students of today will be the men and women of tomorrow, and the fate of the nation, will rest in their hands, The members of the Board of Education are working tirelessly and ceaselessly toward the goal of bigger, and better schools in order that we may be well fitted to take up the reins of government, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Apple, Ned Sailor. President, Carl Tunks, Clerk, Elzo Henman, Lloyd Knoop, Jim Chris- man, Vice-President, On July 9th, 1,903 just as the first rays d the morning sun began to flood was located at what is now the eastern em d Kiser lake, l-b lived here the first Township Schools. After three years of schooling here, he again returned to school in grades four to seven, More than fifty stuients in grades one to eight, in school, Johnson Township and St, Paris consolidated their school districts valedictorian of his class in l9ZZ, He graduated from the Champaign County schools, Champaign County, that fall, He had fifty-eight students in the seventh of 1925 he was employed to teach in the Lena-Conover High School, where he Lawrenceville High School, so he could be near Whittenberg College where he won three baseball championships, two in track, two in basketball. In 1928 the out to the strong Tipp City champions, He graduated from Hartwell College in a part of Fairlawn, In l93l his baseball team won the county championship and he taught in the Brown Township School in Miami County, ln l935 he graduated finals, The following two years he was principal of the East Salem School, Then basketball championship, The next six years he was principal of Harrison- of little boys that ever played in this section of the state, Over a four year lost out in district play to Enm the district champions 36 to 35, in the last ten boys were runners-up in baseball, but again lost out to Anna in the final game, Anna jinx is broken, and I believe l have their number, He must have known year proves it, Our baseball team was also runner-up, a good year's work for I-'airlawn Local Schools, When asked about the year's work, he remarked we This is all due to the fine co-operation of teachers, students, ami parents, May Our Superintendent the beautiful Mosquito Creek Valley, our superintendent was born, Their home five years, moving to Rosewood where he started his education in the Adams Johnson Township about a mile from his birthplace, He attended a one room with a new teacher each year. Yet he feels these were four of his best years and his work in grades eight to twelve was done at Si, Paris, He graduated as Normal School, in 1923, He started his teaching career in the Adams Township and eighth grades, Teaching seventeen classes during a day's work, In the fall started his coaching career, In 1927 he accepted a teaching position in was working on his degree, During the following three years his athletic teams basketball team fought its way to the Southwestern District finals before losing 1929. ln the years of 1930 to l93Z he taught in the Green Township schools now played in the district baseball tournament at Dayton, In the years 1933 to 1937 from Bluffton College, In l936 he again guided his basketball team to the district two years at Wayne-Cable as principal. Here he won the Junior High School Adams Schools, Here he developed the Whiz Kids probably the best group period these boys had a record of 80 wins and I6 losses, Their last year they seconds of play, In 1949 he Came to the Perry Rural School, Last year our He remarked at the time, well, we lost, but we have accomplished one thing the what he was talking about, because the ease with which he disposed of Anna this our first year. Mr. Wert is not only our coach, but is also Superintendent of the have had a fine and profitable year in our first year of our new consolidation, we be able to make next year even better, 2,1 K' ' Za MRS HELENB BENJAMIN A Ohxo Wesleyan Mxamx Umve rsxty Ohxo Northern Ohxo Umversxty Enghsh IZ Englxsh Il Enghsh 10 Spamsh I Latxn Sophomore Sponsor MR NED W BUSH B S In Educatxon Ohxo Northern Ohlo State Umversxty Chemistry Sc1ence 9 Scxence 10 Algebra I Algebra II Camera Club Advxsor Senxor Sponsor MRS PATSY B BOTKIN A B m Musxc Education Western College for Women Elementary Muszc Jumor I-hgh Musxc Band Chorus, Boys Gu-ls and Mxxed Instrumental Musxc JACK W CARPENTER B Sc 1nAg1-Lculture Ohio State Unxve rsity Agrxculture I Agriculture Z Agrxculture 3 and 4 F FA Advisor . .Bl . ' z 6 MRS MARILYN L MALLOTT B S xn Educatlon Dehance College Mxamx Unwersxty Home Economlcs 9 Home Economxcs 10 Home Lconomxcs ll and IZ Hxgh School Art Gxrls Physical Educatxon 9 10 ll 12 MR .IOSEPHE SVITAVSKY Mxaml Umversxty Unwersxty of Wlsconsxn Dana College Ame rlcan Problems World H1StOry Amerxcan Hxstory Ohlo Hxstory English 9 Physlcal Education 9 and Freshman Sponsor Reserve team coach MRS GERTRUDE NELSON B S m Bducatxon Wxlmmgton College Mlamx Umversxty Ohxo Unxversxty College of Commerce and Finance. Dayton Ohxo Typxng I Typing II Bookkeepmg General Busmess Shorthand Jets Gazette Advnsor Jumor Sponsor MR HERBERT L WERT B S ln Business Lducatxon A Champaign County Normal School Hartwell College Wittenberg College Bluffton College lndlana Unxversxty Mxamx Unwersny Admuustratxon Physxcal Educatxon ll and ll Guxdance Varsxty team coach Qchampnonsl Baseball coach . I - l I I I B,S. in Education ' ' 10 .B. 7 Sfnluw C 6' Sv W Cgf ,W C .w L 9 BETTY BAKER Vxvacxous and jovial she 15 a frxend of all Glee Club Chnstmas Carol Baseball Worked xn offlce Garden of the Moon Professor Goes Hay wxre Volleyball WILLIAM 'BOHLIER Nothmg succeeds so well as success Basketball Manager l Basketball Baseball Garden of the Moon Professor Goes Hay wzre A Chrxstmas Carol EDNA CRU IKSHANK Her sunny dxsposxtxon brings her many frxends, Librarian ................. Glee Club ........... - - Garden of the Moon,,,. Carniva1............. - - Softball .................... Middle Maids ............ Variety Show. .......... . Jets Gazette Staff ,,,,,, Christmas Carol ....... Farmers Institute Style Show... . .... Professor Goes Hay- wire.... Vo1leybal1............. .. RALPH EDWARDS Wisely I say Iam bachelorj Garden of the Moon ,.,. Professor Goes Hay- wife TlmeKeeper.............. x 'ii-1 JERRY BELL Nothmg great was ev achxeved wxthout en thusxasm, Basketball Baseball Track Class Offxcer Rest Assured Professor Goes I-la Wire el' .TANICE BROWN Of surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youth Llbrarxan Cheerleade r Glee Club Class Offxce r Garden of the Moon Carnxval Softball Mxddxe Maxds Trlole Trxo Varxety Show Jets Gazette Staff Christmas Carol Farmers Instxtute Style Show Professor Goes Hay Wife Volleyball MARY DAVIDbON Blushxng xs the color of vxrtue Glee Club Class Officer ,, Rest Assured,,,, Funny Brats...... .... Happy Holi.day,., I-ibrarian......... Soitbi-111............ Professor Goes Wife N...-nf...-. Hay- Volleyball. ....... ..... ROGER ELY 'I never take a nap after dinner, but when have had a bad night then the nap takes me. Basketba11....... Happy Holiday......... Up in me Air Mixed Chorus I-',F.A. Professor Goes Hay- Wlfe .................. 4 Class Officer .... ...1 MARVIN EVANS My only 'nooks were women s looks and folly s all they ve taught me Class Offxcer Baseball Basketball Happy Holiday Professor Goes Hay wire Rest Assured Mixed Chorus Up in the Axr BOB EIVERETT Goodness IS the only mvestment that never falls Baseball Basketball Mlxed Chorus Professor Goe Hay Wife F F A Track NANCY JACKSON Such popularlty must be deserved Glee Club Class Offxcer Up ua the Axr Funny Brats Happy Hohday Rest Assured Lxbrarxan Jets Gazette Staff Carnera Club Club Offlcer Softball Professor Goes Hay wxre Volleyball LESTER KLOEKER Hts quietness will never be forgotten Happy Holiday Professor Goes Hay wire Basketball Baseball Track F F A RICHARD EVERETT Patience is the best remedy for every trou e Basketball Baseball Track Mixed Chorus Garden of the Moon Professor Goes Hay wxre Pxng pong Tournament Class Offlcer JIM FIEBIGER Ibeheve absence IS great element of charm Baseball Basketball Mxxed Chorus Happy Holxday F F A Up LD the Axr Professor Goes Hay w1re Track HAROLD KIES lt matters not how a man dxes but how he llves Baseball Baskeball F F A Happy Holxday Professor Goes Hay WIFE Track JOAN MANNING A little tmy pretty witty charming darlmg she Glee Club Class Offlcer Funny Brats Happy Hollday Jets Gazette Staff Came ra Club Busmess Manager fMagaz1nes Softball Drofessor Goes Hay wxre, Volleyball Mixed Chorus., NANCY MAXSON The only way to have a friend is to be one, Ass't, Librarian ,,,,,,,. 4 Class Officer ,,,.,,,.,,, 3 Mixed Chorus ,..,..,,,,. 4 Glee Club ,.,.,.., l-Z-3-4 Band............... Christmas Carol,,,,,,, Garden ofthe Moon... Professor Goes Hay- wire............. Jets Gazette Staif..,.. S0ftball........... Vo1IeybalI,..,, 1- SARAH RALSTON In actions faithful. in honor clear, Glee Club .,,,,.,, l-Z-3-4 Mixed Chorus ........... 4 Middie Maids ,.,,, ,,,, 2 Variety Show ............ 3 Librarian .............. 3-4 Jets Gazette Smff....... 4 Carniya1.............1-2-3 Farmers' Institute Style Show . ............ Z Garden of the Moon ,,,, 3 Professor Goes Hay- wire . .................... 4 Christmas Carol ,,,,,,, 1 Softball ................. 1-2 V01l9Yball ...... .... 4 RICHARD SLON KOSKY Rubbing elbows with interesting personal- ities. Baseball. .... .... l-Z-3- Basketball,,,,,,, l-Z-3- F.F.A ................ 2-3- HHPPY Holiday ........... Glee Club ....... .......... Jets Gazette Staff ,,,,,, Professor Goes Hay- wire Camera Club...... Have a Heart...... Class Ofiicer,,,, ,,,,, 3-4 EVELYN WALKER A wornan is always Changeable. I-lbfaflall ................ Glee C1ub,.,.,,,,l-2-3 Garden of the Moon... Carniva1............1-2- S0ftba11................... Midaie Maids Variety Show Jets Gazette Staii,,,,, Christmas Carol,,,,,,, Farme r s' Institute Style Show Professor Goes Hay- wire Volleyball ,,,,, 4 4 m seg. ,. 1 .., 1351: RICHARD MIDDLE TON Whatever is popular deserves attention. Basketball .......l-Z-3-4 Baseball,,,..,,...l-Z-3-4 3 Track..................... Z Garden of the Moon .... 3 Professor Goes Hay- wire ..................... 4 Ping-pong Tourna- Z meni.................... Jets Gazette Staff ...... 4 Class Ofiicer............ 4 RUTH SHROYER The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it, ' ' Glee Club ........ ..... Class Officer ,,,,,, ,,,. Up in the Air .... ..... Funny Brats ............. Happy Holiday ........... Professor Goes Hay- wire............ Volleyba1l,,,,,, JOHN SNAVLEY His bark is worse th his bite, F.F.A. 2-3- Up in the Air ........ 1 Z l 3 3 4 4 an 4 l Basketbal1,,,,,,, 1-Z-3-4 Baseball,,,,.,.,,,l-Z-3 Rest Assured, -4 Happy Holiday,,,,, ,,,, 3 Funny Brats,.... .....3 Glee Club..,... Track........... ..... Z-4 Jets Gazette Staff,,,,,, 4 Class Officer Hu-ln... 3 Professor Goes Hay- wire W'--4 'I I l L ' 'I Il- :Ili , Xe 'fa r- j, Qu 01' , .lf--if ' We were taking an axrplane ride one day and we got stuck on a cloud We don t know how long we were there but one day the wmd blew the clouds apart and here 15 what we saw Mr Bush Becomes a great scxentxst because discovers a way to get to the moon and there are rummors that he IS Captam Video Bob Everett Big Hollywood Star and has to have twelve secretanes to read h1s ian mail Lester Klocker Has hxs own lxttle Dalry Queen ln Sxdney Harold Kxes Lxfeguard at the Cxty Sw xmmmg Pool He xs a hxstory teacher at Faxrlawn 1n e wmter Joan Mannmg Bathmg beauty and stxll flutte rm those bxg blue eyes at all the fellows Nancy Maxon Is a well known dress desxgner She also has her own TV show Dxck Mxddleton Owns a bxg ranch m Texas and plays pro basketball mn hxs spare txme Sarah Ralston Runs a baby sxtter school She marrxed a farmer Dxck Slonkosky Republxcan candxdate for Governor of Ohxo Ralph Edwards Owns hxs own bakery and hls SPeC1a1lty1S Gmgerbread Betty Baker Has a real good Job so she can bu , . , ...v. 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'fi .Wick V, , 3 'fy-24 ,gif M A The Last Wzll and Testament We the class of 1953 of Fa1rlawn Local School bemg of sound mmd and body and havlng just been remmded that It IS more blessed to gxve than to Ce1ve do hereby bequeath w1ll and bestow upon the .Tun1ors and the remamder of the school all those supenor virtues for wh1ch we shall have no further use to w1t Flrst to the school we leave our sympath1es and condolences Second to the .Tun1ors we bequeath the faculty and to the faculty the .Tunlors Help them both The .Tumors w1ll have the honor of bemg Semors next year so we don t need to leave them anything more than our good examples whlch we hope they w1ll follow Th1rd to the Sophomores we leave two years ln hlgh School and the typlng ab1l1ty of the majorlty of the class to keep for next year Fourth to the Freshmen we leave nothlng for we have nothmg wh1ch would mterest ch1ldren Flfth to the Janltor we leave chew1ng gum and candy wrappers Slxth we g1ve and bequeath to the below named groups and persons the followxng Nancy Maxson w1ll to B111 Maloney my seat 1n the study hall Nancy .Tackson w1ll to .Terry Harrod my dr1v1ng ab1l1ty and to my s1ster a fellow classmate .Tan1ce Brown bestow upon Janet Jackson my ab1l1ty to become engaged .Toan Manmng bequeath to Mr Sv1tasky my ab1l1ty to s1t ln one pos1t1on dur1ng h1story class John Snavley w1ll to everyone m general but no one Ln partlcular my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the faculty R R crosslngs Bob Everett w1ll to Elmer Kles my ab1l1ty to play left fleld 1n baseball Ruth Shrover w1ll to Bobble .To Perslnger my shorthand techmque Harold K1es w1ll to .Terry Harrod my good conduct grades D1ck Slonkosky w1ll to Bob Braut1gam my ab111ty to play basketball .T1m F1eb1ger w1ll to Charles Cost my ab1l1ty to knock trams off the tracks D1ck Mzddleton w1ll to D1ck1e Adams my he1ght Betty Baker w1ll to Betty Rhodehammel my ab1l1ty to arrlve 1n class w1th all of the thxngs that she IS supposed to have Edna Crulkshank w1ll to Tom W1r1ck my ab111ty to talk Mary Davldson w1ll to Margeurlte Cottrel my short walk to school so that she won t be late Evelyn Walker w1ll to Bob Clay my ab1l1ty to talk Sarah Ralston w1ll to Mrs Benjamln my ab1l1ty to type Ralph Edwards w1ll to Charhe Cost my bashfulness D1ck Everett w1ll to Sherrlll Andrews my red ha1r Marvm Evans w1ll to Elmer Trapp my Casanova charm .Terry Bell w1ll to D1ck Bowers my ab1l1ty to come to school late B111 Bohher w1ll to .Tack1e Coates my abxhty to attend to my own buslness ln school Roger Ely w1ll to Brooks and Bruce Ware my engrneermg abxllty to repaxr then' own tractors 16 O , . . . . . A . re- I, . . . . I, . . . . . I . L . . . . I, 1 . . . . . . . . . . I, . . . . . . I, Lester Kloeker leave to Mr, Svitavsky my ability to stop, while driving, at I, . V . . . . . . I, . . . . . I, . . . L . . . . . . I, . . . . . . . . I, . . . . . . . I, . . . . . . I, . . . . . . U I, . . . I, . . . . I' . . . . . . . 1, . . . I, . . . . . I, ' ' ll Y'- I, . . . . 0 I, . . . . . . - . . I' . . . . . . . .1-ua..-,, ,- 'fi' Ba-be Edna Cruikshank +-.4 Ruth Shroyer Nancy Maxson P 4 Dxc k Mldd leton hm Fxebxger ' ?53f5BEaB Bill Bonner 5 '.i.5r,, 'Y H' -gg-f ,1 ..' AK . 2.:2f Lf. -, Die k Slonkos ky Harold I' ies Daz ob Everett Nancy Jackson .-M , Q '1 H-rry B.-11 Roger Ely A .Mi ,'f,,AfA. -Ji' x . 'K5 We ' if . ,pl Joan Mannmg Jonn bnawley Q lII'lIUI'5 52 Ji 5 0 ,gi l'IOIw ROW s 0 Rxghl: Roh-r1Q'l.ny,Alxn--lu-Lfrmc-n, lom.'1xr'xn'P,gj1,,,r10Uk- ,x,g,L1X,nl,, Bl L 1. ug ,MI and Rmb.,-d nm., r., S OND RUW Robgrtx Hf'rwingvr,.l.lm-l ,l.ixjkwon,RiQh11rCl Anrlr--xvr, .Il rry Harrod, Clmrlvf. L 0-1. Rom mary Russ1ll md 'uhm rrnll Andrews R11 ROW 0 14 rt Ilor 1y,Vol,vrt wml-fy,1Qlnm'r Hive., Jerry Hr.u1ln1.lm,llxclzllrd PeLcrr.,B1ll Mo onm mr rx sf I-UI R Ill ROW lzlmm r OUR DIARY FOR IQSZ-53 Th Jumor Ll v-K - rcdclzud by UNuTtLV-IXXO oz uf. Alihougl- smallcstin quantity we are the greatm sl m qualxlx vhortlv Alu r Llu OD: Ulf-E of NCh0Ol. NH' xufr-' approached by ring S311-Hi men. Herff-.lonrw Company mon out ant xx' recl wed our rlngf. juni ln form .r actorw whox-,ml th:-ir ability in pr:-sf-ntmg, '1',3v,1lQL:1lQ on Now Richard Pm-tn-rw, carrying two pzxrle-, And our Robert Montgornl-ry, Mrf., NLlw0n,4l1r4'Cl.ing, lmmvdintr-ly following tho production on Nlovl-mlm-'r ll, xv- .mlljgdtlmvrz-1l .nt Mr-,. N:-lxnnk xxhm-rv wl- hp:-nt lhv rvrzdxinslvr ol 1.lv4'm'xu'l'1H1g in pldvxmq un1,f--..1ndn-qlxnq, In orvll-r to Umm- our .pnvrcl.lw-rm-n .1 mu- l,,4yuqx.w1xm- xull nm-dr-cl more rwoney, sw, ul- ixllud rhv gf-ulrml pn llc lull. 1.lr'r v, dr' wfmg, and px' on Nou-rnlfl r IV, WHL, :ull rxorv :norm y xnxx :U-dui xo fm Jn-cwzulu r 30, -.xa had a bak:- salf in Pmnup-r Rural Ll'-Crrn Puxldmg, .-Rn xxdlwrn-klxng gmriu' mf li lxhxcwrx, S1ri1orx,,lnd 4.1K-Nts until wmv hours Qt tm- rtsormng m Kin- if-mor Hlgl, gyzz on ,I--nw rriwr .15 following .4 bfwm-1l,..lllg.a1x,f-, Clxrullzux gxitx lx'-rv 1-xulmlxgwl, ummm My play-Ad and rvf frm-xlxzmnt-, A .-r. 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Snphumurfs D P ,-L :- rx N, QP A 2 an Above: Frames Beaver rw Below: Judy Jackson sv BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Bruce Ware and Brooks Ware, SECOND ROW: Lester Epley, Pauline Penley, Fred Yoder, Charlotte Dorsey, Virginia Jackson, Joe M iddleton, and Don Melhorn, THIRD ROW: Barbara We-sterbeck, Joyce Watkins, Sylvia Studevant, Richard Burroughs, Janet Hx-tzler, Valera Brautigam, and Rebecca Pepper, FOURTH ROW: William Trap, Ruth Thompson, Jerry Shawler, Robert Brautigam, Raymond nlverett, Richard Partington, and Mrs, Benjamin, On Friday night, December 26, 1952, the Sophomore Class had a Christmas party at the home of Janet Hetzler, The class enjoyed various games and gifts were exchanged, We then visited Judy Jackson, Sylvia Studevant, and .Toe Middleton, three of our classmates who had the misfortune of being ill, Upon our return refreshments were served, During the evening boys and girls alike enjoyed sprigs of mistletoe hung in various places about the room, On October 9, 1952, the Sophomores and their guests gathered around the outdoor furnace at the home of Fred Yoder for a wiener roast, After we had eaten we crawled into the wagons and Covered up with blankets and straw--Off for a hayride with Brooks Ware and Mr, Melhorn driving, When we got back to Yoder's we really enjoyed getting warmed up by playing active games around the furnace. who will lt be Watch the birdie Someone will need a shoeshine CV gl rfshmfn fx U SVT Q G Cuff Q. Lf ' Lpo mx9QV,X Marie Kies. Bernard Brautigam, Freshmen Bottom Row: Left to Right: , Mildred Mullen, Betty Russell, Sandy Andrews, Norma Meyer, Charles Staley, Richard Adams, and Dattick Moloney. Second Row: Ellen Taylor, , Shirley Bohlier. Sherrill Bowers, Opal Davidson, Patty Coverstone, and Jerry Fiebiger. Third Row: Richard Cruikshank, David Clay, Eddie Thompson, Donald Shawler, Donna Hacker, Terry Marrs, and Susie York, Fourth Row: Delmar Waldrop. Maruerite Cottroel, and Mr, Svitavsky, For the Freshmen the first day ol school was started off with rl bang undcrthe direction of Joe 5-vltavsky. The first class meeting was held to elect cl s aff' lf A a lcers ww .lchare:President Dick Adams, Vice-President, Sandy Andrews, Secretary, Patrick Moloney Assistant Secretary, l-gush Tuylhrp Tressurer, Betty Russell, The Iirstclass part was s ha ride C ld cl ' h y y one u e un s ulener roast whaehuves held .st the home of Jerry Fiebiger, mnny eosuurnes were worn the day of the Freshman lnrnsneh, That night we had fun when che senlpr- lrnnsmed us, thr-n served us delreruus refreshments Some of the Freshman boys played on the reserve mesrng ihel- lun-: hernsrd Brssrlrarn for the tr-snr. The n.-xr nusln fescure of the Freshman Flass ues the h..l.r snle uhreh Ms r.-an n cookies, .lnrl uarxiy uerr- brought rn by the Frerihniz-in students, .l 1- n...n.- 5 sown, wr- hurl- he-en very proud to heve Lllen Taylor, .s stun.-nl rn lhe Freshman mess, that The mes: important event ups the Freshnian Scrap Drixu, rn heprn with the outlook ia eens errnp the profit we rnsae, rs ues very successful, Thedrnrers were Harold xres. lar, A to everynne. ue made s profit of S lo4.oo. The Freshmen welenrned their student, Jerry Cable from Sidney Highkhil, We nurhher of heys ss girls. ' The Freshman Class spaisored another bake sale at the rsrrner'slhsmuu,we rnsae 5 The Freshman Class was very proud of Sandy Ararews, an snenainm to the I-'.F.A. que Our goal for :has year is set at 5zoo,oo, ,Jerry Frehrpur, dns Dick Arlslns, Eddie Thompson uss rnshqer n the rnphr nl 1-.P P,T,A, November Lo. hlsnv vsrlrnies of cakes was on the honor roll et.-ry time this year, mahnn six a's. use yery als.-nl.rdern,r, heesnse- ofthe cold weather' but hpuever dams, Jim Fielllgcr, Gene- Ke-sslifr and fJiCk Slonknskv, Surprilll' were glad to haxe him some lc Fairlaun because mst rnadse the same 36, O0 dpllars, making in our treasury a tonal ol 5l8Z,00, en, Sandys escort ues Jerry l-wehrrer, 1,15 y is 0 r s s aI!0 Q t ,. S. l 1 Q M UI 'ns I' V D F 1 Q 'iifirmrni nl!! 29 BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: FRONT ROW: CENTER ROW: BACK ROW: Eighth Grade Left to Right: Joyce Ginn, James Peters, Carol Ann Hussey, Beverly Scott, Marian Brautigam, Phyllis Walker, Mary Ann Moloney, Irene Baker, Charles Westerbeck, William Maxon, Robert Benshoif, Jerry Snow, Sandra Rudy, Marylin Staley, Jack Harrod, Charles Middleton, Richard Gump Donald Henman. Virgil Bollinger, Ronald Swab, Mr, Charles Taylor, Seventh Grade Gary Baker, Donald Meyer, Vern Gilfillen, Ronnie Everett, Earl Staley, Charles Cable, Robert Bollinger, William Marrs, Nancy Adams, Betty Kirtley, Janet Staley, Virginia Snavely, Judy Smith, Clara Mae Ralston, Linda Hetzler, Robert Sale, Betty Lou Woods, Tommy Cable, Charles Dorsey, Alice Taylor, Virginia Copeland, Tonya Pipper, Clardine Hacker, Detee Briggs, Charles Sayer, Richard Byler, LeRoy Goins, Nancy Bohlier, Janice Watkins, Patty Strayer, Charlotte Russell, Jean Ann Welch, Mr, Taylor, April Todd, - Q 'Jax ' . v ' .5 A -' Q .,1' Q IW Q, :lift 45 Q V .i . H N' v 1 'E' gf i f 'E i Q' fp vi Q .- 171,-' YMX5' I' Q w,. jigs . -.H. ,A if .fgjxx ,H 'figs M if' W1 lr N 'A ,S L ,,. as f 1 ,1 iffiiffli .if-za if 5 fu a w .:l 'f 'V ' nr 'Q .f 1 1' . 1 -f'-of if ' zslffjk Q 4 3 : QV . Q , I ., f 35 f'fQg5 .3 Q , Q I 1 g, G 3' ?W' r 3 Me!,55? QHM , , ' xf!l,,g: :,L31-3:1-is Yi. 1 -3- 1 '-,L . ' '7 ' ' if 4 'fs 55366 2 ,X . 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Qi' 2 .W we xx.: Q ' E Q ,W MRS, HERMAN SARGEANT Room Mother BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Third and Fourth Grades Left to Right: Roger Zorn, Josephine Taylor, Elaine Caven, Robert Worthington, Lee Sargeant, Robert Yingst, Ann Icenogle, Roger Snow, George Middleton, Robert Strayer, Kenneth Coates, Johnnie Webb, Donna Hageman, Kay Kinninger, Robert Partington, Sharon Middleton, Carolyn Russell, Jane Knoop, Sarah Christman, Leanard Hai-shman, Ellen Brautigam, Jerry Baker, Mrs, Bennett, Third Grade Left to Right: Joseph Wessinger, Jerr Knasel, Marilyn Baker, Joan Godsey, Malcolm Staley, Dennis Snavley, Johnny Dunbar, Lester Cviliillan, Frank Williamson, Chas, Wm, Rudy, Sandra Legg Kieth Bolin, Judy Arnett, Frames Jones, Darrell Hollenbacker, Joanathan Van Skier, Chars, Leanard Gillespie, Sammy Watkins, Richard Kirtley, Louise Blake, Philip Brautigarn, Donna Manning, Janice Gray, Mrs, Vorhees, Dixie Jorita Nelson, Second Grade BOTTOM ROW: Lei! to Right: Jane Snavley, Janet Sayre, Verel1a'Godsey. Carl Gray, Mickey Blake, Linda Dorsey, Johnny Shofiner, Linda Legge, Suzan Shepherd, and Tomrny Dorsey, SECOND ROW: Tommy Carnes, Bonnie Todd, Jimmy Snavley, Carol Robinson, Larry Ware, Darrell Brautigam, Judy Davidson, Larry Eicher, and Mrs, Theurer, First and Second Grades BOTTOM ROW: 'Left to Right: Jerry Penly, Brute Runkle, Wayne Sale, Judith Welch, Dora Welch, Patty Russell, Susan Strayer, Janet Archer, Pamela Warling, Lary Kinninger, and Richard Elliott, SECOND ROW: Judy Brautigam, Lois Ann Knoop, John Andrews, Carol Archer, Judy Taylor, Ruth Ann Webb, Adalene Bollinger, and Mrs, Oman. TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: l 1 I I n 1 v ,,., sa, '5 Rl El W A CHRISTMAS DREAM Sven by the first six grades Fairlaun Senior High School, ritten and directed by Mrs, rold Botkin, First Grade Left to Right: Linda Brackney, Jenny Cable, Patty Alexander, Barbara Carnes, Barbara Stewart, Vivian Bennett, Gloria Jones, Frances Valentine, Virginia Baker Mrs, Mary Theurer, Mary Shepherd, Kay Schmidt, Janet Hollenbacker, Paula Staley, Phyllis Saylor, Janette Todd, Vicky Studevant, June Rhodehamel, Judy Herring, Minnie Gray, Cable Armett, Paul Shiiflet, Ronnie -Bergrnan, Dale Everett, Mike Arnett, Gary Blake, Georgeanna Umstead, 1 1151131115 f . 9' Q If img -P I '- , v' 'RV K 27 W, - 1, 'b 1 , XE' -fr , t - K? 5 . ' i 'L' 'WTF' l ' gl 1 Y 1 N-,U .N- ,hf 'gfgvgv - 'W XWJ XY! 'A 9 ms E- Af - ww af? Vff'ff!5xdE'.YL .xi ., kv' X Tc' ,K 1' i Q' Q5 X W Qs! 'f' N511 N 5 JEQT5 .sfrs ii .ms JETS ,X JE rsf fl I X JETS b ec.: 1 , --Z A--J .1 ,.. Q X H'3 .,, .QW H Wu, fc 'ff A-3 YL- pg?- J,wE!f2g 1 2' 1 ' 5' Q M92fa+ ' -9 i - -- E1 M 5- Q A Q -wg? Lil , I- Jwxiw , mmf 54 'H 2' rf vfilvlw, rg? if - .- 1' P0PU13l' man NOWf HUYTYL H Y.. H I The Jets Zoom High, Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Richard Everett, Jerry bell, John Snavley, Brooks Ware, Raymond Everett, SECOND ROW: Mr, Wert, Richard Slonkosky, Gene Kessler, Elmer Trapp, Elmer Kies, THIRD ROW: Robert Brautigam, Harold Kies, Richard Middleton, Robert Everett, Bill Bohlier, .Iumor Hugh Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Robert Benshoff, Bill Maxson, Dick Gump, Jack Harrod, Charles Middleton, SECOND ROW: Charles Westerbeck, Donald Henman, Mr, Taylor, Jim Peters. Fairlawn Jets were sec ond in the county base- ball league. Notice the second place trophy in the inset, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Watkins, Sherrill Andrews, Annette Cfiven, and Jane! Hetzler, Cheerleading was lots of fun but it meant lots of prac- tice, Every afternoon before ball games, pep meeting were held for five or ten minutes in the gym, Just before the tournament we had JETS written on our dresses, We were really proud to Cheer for a team like FAIRLAWN'S League gamesv Fairlawn 53 Fairlawn 55 Fairlawn 57 Fairlawn 42 Fairlawn 34 Fairlawn 54 It Fairlawn 65 Fairlawn 70 1Fairlawn Z8 Fairlawn 45 Fairlawn 51 Fairlawn 58 VFairlawn 55 Fairlawn 65 'Fair1awn 59 4Fair1awn 49 'l'F'airlawn 57 Houston Brown Botkins St, Paris Rosewood West Liberty Jackson Center DeGraff Russia Salem Holy Angels Quincy Ft, Loramie Brown Botkins Anna Houston Shelby County Tournament Fairlawn 44 'Russia 41 Fair-lawn 57 Botkins 47 Fairlawn 65 Anna 55 Springfield District Tournament Fairlawn 47 Bradford 62 Shelby County Basketball Tournament February, 1953, LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Carol Fair, Sandra Rudy KNEELINGZ Alice Taylor Janice Watkins h e e r l e a d e r s xp ggi! gf f 1, L1 iitjrugrrff 52515: TRN? 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Joe Middleton, Joan Manning, Jackie Coates, BACK ROW: Mrs, Nelson, Jerry Shawler, Terry Marrs, and Jack Carpenger. Although the Shutterbugs Club was organized rather late in the year it has been very active with the help of our very capable advisor, lr, hill, A11 nineteen members have had experience in taking and developing their own' picturerl, We have prepared exhibits for the Perr Townsh' F y xp armers' Institute and the Hobby Show in Sidney, We hope to have an enlarger in the near future, We already have a dark room in which we can develop.and reprint pictures, We have planned to have a photo contest in which each member may enter one or more pictures and compete for the prizes, I llll - - - Q 5. Q ,Awww vi QWYF 5' , 'I ,19 q,As - eb T 8, , ,Y Aoi .P ,411 Q '4Qi2. aff Q Q, ar, in 4. if ,fgfzfg fa? 47 n 95f' QQ A.dg,g. if 131 f I if . 4 ' i Y 3 5 if 11110 High School Band FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Nancy Maxson, Bruce Ware, Roberta Persinger, Barbara Westerbeck, Sylvia Studevant, Mrs, Botkin, SECOND ROW: Fred Yoder, Virginia Jackson, Rebekah Pepper, Robert Staley, Richard Bovuers, Vicki Piner, Joyce Watkins, Tl-HRD ROW: Donald Melhorn, Charles Staley, Richard Adams, Valera Brautigam, Brooks Ware FOURTH ROW: Tom Wirick, Sherrill Bowers, Sandy Andrews, PIANISTS-Roberta Persinger, Glee Club, Sherrill Andrews, Triple Trio: Mrs, J, F, Baxter, Grade Operetta, Q I-'LUTO PHONE BAND FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Marion Brautigam, Sandra Rudy, Patty Strayer, Uanny Sayre, Janet Staley, Betty Kirtley, Donna May I-letzler, Marianne Moloney, SECOND ROW: Janice Watkins, Ronnie Everett, Linda Hitzler, Janet Strayer, Marlene Apple, Rowena Middleton, Earl Staley, Charles Middleton, Nancy Adams, 1 I FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Don Melhorn, Jerry Shawler, Tom Wirick, SECOND ROW: Shirley Bohlier, Barbara Westerbeck, Roberta Persinger, Jackson, Susie York, Vicki Piper, THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Thompson, Opal Davidson, Ellen Taylor, Sandy Andrews, Elrner Trapp. FOURTH ROW : Caven, Sherrill Andrews, Rosemary Russell, Bernard Brautigam, Eddie Bowers, Mildred Mullen, Janic Brown, Evelyn Walker, Joyce Watkins, Senior High Chorus Mixed Chorus Dick Bowers, Gene Kessler, Bob Brautigam, Jerry Brautigam. Bob Staley, Janet Hetzler, Rebekah Pepper, Sylvia Studevant, Valera Brautigam, Virginia Pauline Pennely, Nancy Maxson, Sara Ralston, Janet Jackson, Marie Kies, Marguerite Cottrel, Betty Russell, Donna Hacker, Norma Meyer, Annette Thompson, Delrnar Waldrop, FIFTH ROW: Patty Coverstone, Sherrill Donald Shavuler, Richard Cruikshank, Pat Moloney, Bill Trapp, Mrs. Botkin. Junior High Chorus Q 4'- ff ,.. .- Y W ,, '5- ,i, . 'al Q 4 'img ,ff . 1.4 lx ,A , :ki ixdxw. I 4,4 kxx .4Ab,AhE,k1.5a-X AA .-'AQ , YJSQAQX ..?.,i xl ' uh' u I F gy. .4 . tw, .f 3? X ,N vt wg.:-KN., Guidance kR.WERT Agriculture MR,CARPENTER Commercial M R5 , NE. LSON Chemistry 11.041 .fy , Yg. f,,M 'gen AM M273 : I 'r M I., o N J- ig., 'I ,J V4 -I ... if? '- .VP W, w 1: Q , Wx 1 . Y . 5 Q , '. , , .. .0 , 1 '-. PV' s ,544 - V 4, , , --,X 5 4 1 I , 11,39 ' A 'Arr L , A A 1. ' le-'1Q:f ' ff -' -fszf. Q'--Q 5. .. V V ,gif 1. .Q'g'i2'.QjM Cygif- Kg, M . 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SM 9,fiA,g.,, I hr-A ,, .., M ,Nw-A-nonmaqq 'Q -1 1 ,vw ' ' 'Q ' :Q .1a.Qx'w ,ff W fish ,Q Rfk ' ,anna 6 X Q. I, x gust fr 'P I in 499 1 2 :mai Y lt 'Q -- ,,- Eg Q . Y. 'Tv-. .E Q ' .f- 5. , 3 Z f. L A a Eggwi ' 41 's vi ' I A ,. I . V . 1 1 1 :Q -, .1 rg + Q1 il THQ.Y Projectionist. Richard Kloeker. Instructor, Mr, Bush, Left to Right: Ted Hinkle, Dick Adams, Earl Kirtley, and Howard Fugate, Below: Kenny Shawler, Otto Baker, and Chet Middleton, Seven busses are required to get the children to local buildings, Also required is additional mileage for transporting high school pupils from the Junior High building and Junior High pupils from the Senior High building. When the two busses meet, they exchange drivers and continue to their destination, The same operation is repeated in the evening, Left: Ernest Gundolf, custo-' dian at the Senior High build- mg. Below: Kenny Shawler. custo- dian at the Junior High build- ing- These men keep the build- ings comfortable and clean, M19 K 8 T-HG WHQQLS UN ' IIQH 'fi 1' U 61 M will if . N' AT THE CLOSE or DAY ., 'T if ff N -L .. ,. Above: Mrs, Warren Kessler and Mrs, Clarence They serve approximately 170 each day, Left: Mrs, Kenneth Shawler and Mrs, Howard Smith prepare lunches at the Junior High building, Sidle prepare lunches at the Senior High building, They serve approximately 130 each day. 59 Four Year Graduates of Perry Hugh School Class of 1924 Ralph Emerson Baker Thurman Jackson Paullne Melhorn Florence Sayre Raymond Shreves Mary Vesper Class of 1925 Paulme Baker Ruth Baker Margaret Blake lndla Boyer Mable Buroker Harvey Carmony Lloyd Holloway DeW1tt Mohr Cable Pepper Mable Pepper Owen Rowley Class of 1926 Wllda Foster Thomas Gzsh Albert Kemp Beulah Llttlejohn Orvllle Mottoe Ernest Reeder Russell Sayre Class of 1927 Mary Sue Barmes Fern Cove rstone Mary Frances Games Wxlda Hance Homer Holloway Robert Redmbo Balley Trapp Geraldine Ullery Grace Wooddell Class of 1928 Lucxlle Harbour Nargaret Jenkms LaDonna Kxser Ruth Rowley Donna Shaffer Class of 1929 -EEEHHEF1 Baker Thelma Bohller Howard Boyer Lena Coverstone Verna Mae Loeyet Frances Fergus Elba Hedges Doyle Holloway Paul Marrs Fern Sldle Class of 1930 Wxlson Arnett Homer DeWeese Eugene Halter Marlon Herrmg Mary Herrlng Robert Jackson Fred Lxttlejohn Maman Melhon Zelora Moore Ettle Rhodehamel Albert Sayre Jane S1dle Ruth Wllkmson Class of 1931 Mzldred Apple Kenneth Bohher Edna Brookey Lowell Clayton Alma Cove rstone Harold Develvxs Theodore Dmsmore Vxrgxl Fogt Charles Foster E1leen Halter Arthur Kaser Dorothea Shaugh Marian Shxfflet Hilda Staley Eudme Starret Mary Zlmpher Ralph Vansklver Class of 1932 Wayne Alles Frxeda Baker Irene Brown Mary Bulle Joy Gearhart Leona Kxes W1ll1am Lochard Hazel Rhodehamel Ethel Valentme Arlmgton Wxcal Class of 1933 Clara Belle Axles Ruth Arnett Dorothy Brandewxe Parhne Clayton Harold Holloway Mayme Parcher Ray Pepper Ronald Reeder Lucxlle Rlchwxne Catherzne Rlckey Rlchard Shxfflet Ethel Slagle Chester Struble Helen Thomas Gerald Vance Frances Wells Class of 1934 Phyllxs Adams Clarence Apple Wllma Baker Chnstlne Barrmger Robert Berryman Ralph Borland Weldon D111 Franklln Dmsmore Mary Ellen Kaughman Eulah Lee Knox Margaret Meredxth Ethel Mxchols James Sa11or Edgar Turner Forrest Watkms Class of 1935 May Bess A1les Richard Blake LaVerne Borland Danxel Brautxgam Dorothy Byrd Class of 1935 Qconl Warren Clay Wxlda Ann Fogt Peggy lcenbarger Frances Rlchwme Twllah Mae Starrett James Sutton Thelma Thomas Class of 1936 V1rg1l Baker Paulmg Bohher Harold Case Beulah Clay Lmton Clayton Maxme Faust Darwm Harbour Rxchard Johnston George Meredxth Junlor Rlc key Ned Saxlor Roy Swxger Rlchard Valentme Beulah Watkms V1rg1nxa Z1mpher Class of 1937 Ned Alles Arthur Bell Jean Berryman Claxre Boone Darrel Byrd Ronald Elsner Allen Lawrence Anna Pflster Exleen Richards Ethel Mae Rzchwme LaVera Soders Ruth Sutton Dwlght Turner Donald Valentme Class of 1938 Dxck Adams Irene Bell Anna Mae Bothel Eleanor Bowers Belle Bulle Kathryn Elsner Gerald Fogt Esther Herrxng Chester Kessler Paul Lochard Mable Potts Ruth Rlchards Rlchard Rxckey Ada Robbms Class of 1939 el Mary Bodenmxller Charles Borland Gene Burchett Fred Byrd Ralph Gxlfxllen Lella Gunyou Ruth Harlamert Howard Hxggenbotham Ambrose Klecker Max Lovett Dorothy Metz Melvm Pflster AALSWORTH liuloldlluauby -lllmlli mgumll ll. 60 Class of l9391conl Class of 1946 Genevleve Scoflay Lucxlle Weber Class of 1940 Frances Bell Rlchard Bell Evelyn Byrd Vzctor Epperson Leree Evans Eugene Harrod Ester Robbms W1l11am Stewart Ralph Sutton Class of 1941 -lfiiflfl Robert Ammon Carl Clayton Lols Coverstone Vxrgxl Coverstone Warren Harlament Donna Hatcher Harold Jackson Verna Larger Theodore Rxckey Evelyn Stahl Robert Shatto James Thomas Berneda Weaver Class of 1942 Ethel Ammon Gene Bartel Vxrglma Borland Kathleen Bowers Maxme Dlbert Louxse G1llman Marlen Harrod Ernest Herrmg Vlrglhla Larger Maxme Sprague Class of 1943 Mary Jo Adams Joe Bell Maurxce Bell Ruth DeWeese Rlchard Ellxot Donald Evans Everett Snavely Paul Snavley Class of 1944 Carl Bell Maxme Blackford llean Dugger Barbara Gean Elhott Maxme Llsner Mabel Harlamert Adrlan Larger W1ll1am Lelghty Carl Lochard Thelma Rxddle Orvllle Swxger Rxchard Txlton Class of 1945 CTLB-Tll W1ll1am Bowers Betty Gxllrnan Thomas Jackson Dons Snavley Margery Txlton Maurme Blackford Roger Brautzgam Myron Coverstone Eva Gzllman Maxme Rxchards Wayne Snavley Fred Swzss Helen Zxmpher Class of 1947 Phylus Ammon Joan Bodenm11ler Barbara Henman Helen Herrmg Joe Lelghty Roberta McFarlan Class of 1948 Betsy Brewer Patsy Brewer Robert Clayton B111 Cottrel June Davldson Evelyn Evans Ruby McBr1de Jean Protsman Jerry Slonkosky Dons Swxss Maxme Zxmpher Class of 1949 Robert Adams Ruth Ammon Rose Bodenmxller Dale Brautxgarn Tom Byler Carl Larger Dlck Mxtchell Tom Moyer Cleta Mullen Class of 1950 Phlllp Baker Joy Bartel Betty Bodenmlller Polly Cotterel Janet Coverstone I'1m Davrdson Marxlyn Ely Ruby Gomgs Jack Hardmg Carl McDerm1t Wayne McLam Lozs Mltchell Dwxght Snavley Class of 1951 Shlrley DeWeese John Dovel Marc1a Pepper Waldon Rzchards Martha Watkxns Class of 1952 Mary Kxes Robert McFarlan Robert Mxhchell Rose Peters Ralph Rzddle 1 ' ' Jo es ' Edith Sidle OPa1 C0Ve1'5t0ne Maxine Richards .To Anne Elliott Dorothy Henman R . . . . -mimi ar U - . ' eo e Class of 1906 Myrtle Applegett Maud Harbaugh Mable Harbaugh Ford Prmce Class of 1907 Florence Anderson lna Wrxght Bertha Dunn Wllllam Dorsey George Moore Class of 1908 Bessxe Dorsey Ruth Dunn Hazel Ordean Perry Partxngton Class of 1910 Lee M Jackson Ray Anderson James J Server Volney G Applegett Class of 1911 Ross Moore Grover Hawes Foster Caven Hazel Valentme Mary Applegett Catherxne Addxs Class of 1912 Charles L Baker Faye Prmce Robert L Smxth Class oi 1913 Ellen Robmson Florence Sprague Flo Wright Hobert Brelstord Class of 1914 Harold Sarver Claxre Prmce Florence Mxddleton Russell Derr Emerson Sarver Floyd Dormrre Foster Wxlson Class of 1915 FIEITVTIT- Ethel Procter John Ely Bessxe Green Sevzlla Davidson Estella Yanders Class of 1916 Florence Martxn Class of 1917 Dorl Mxddleton Ethel Bulle Jessxe Prlncehouse Bertha Dorsey Lorne Shanely Carl Jackson Alxce Slmmons Class of 1918 Gladys Martm Mary Swxger Florence Partmgton Leroy Anderson Ernest Bulle Elden Verdxer Class of 1919 Ella Simmons Charlotte 1-.vans Lucxlle Harmon Lowell B Wllson Earle Anderson Class of 1920 Robert Prlncehouse Cleo ldle Jessie Davxs Class of19Z0tcon W xlbur Chapman Class of 1921 Edxth Wxlson Arvesta Knoop Neva Derr Edxth Hageman Myron Partmgton Paul Shawler Edgar Anderson Herbert Potter Gale Idle Fred Shanely GREEN TOWNSHIP CENTRALIZED SCHOOL Class of 1923 Edxth Wxlson Mary Knoop Mary Holloway Mabel Wooley Ruth Mxnnxch Roy Ely Raymond Drennon Class of 1924 Elma Mlddleton Ora Davxs Boda Evans Ella Brautxgam Catherrne Mxddleton Ethel Fry Wilbur Brandenburg Class of 1925 Georgxa Stoker Wallace Whxtman Florence Leymaster Robert Evans Cora Davxs Grace Applegett Fredora Archer Chester Brautxgam Ellen Cavault Wlllxard Francxs Edna Knoop George Lecky Leora Mxddleton Agnes Shawler Hazel W1les Helen Wooley Class of 1927 Albert Evans Helen Chrxstman Mary Wooley Edra Shawler Grace Mxddleton Carolme Hageman Rachel Hetzler Ruby Mxnmear Class of 1928 Wllma Apple Beulah Cox Davtd Chrxsman Marlon Hageman Harley Knoop Gale Redxnbo Agnes Wxles Vxola Shroyer Class of 1929 Marjorre Davxs Dons Hetzler Martha Middleton Treva Whxte Dorothy Moore Mable Gump Vxola Larry Huber Chrxsman Robert Mlddleton Class of 1930 Marvm W Apple Alumm of Green Townshzp Class of 1930 lconj Loy N Brautxgam Frances A Counts Edxth E Ely Homer Vxrgxl Gump Louxse Hageman John J Knoop Clara B Martm Della J Martm Edna M Martln Chester W Mxllhouse RobertM Mmmear Thomas B Mtddleton Kenneth R Shawler Zelma V Shawler Eugene Stewart Rhoda O Wiley Marte Wxntrxngham Class of 1931 Eva L Moon Bernrce L Hageman Mary R Shawler Clarence Rolfe Robert Rauhouse Walton Sarver Clem Chrnsman Harold Shroyer Cyrll Redmbo Louxs Brautxgam Class oi 1932 Exleen Campbell Phylhs Baker Ruby Chrxsman Margaret Dlckensheet George Hageman Bernard Hand Chester Mrddleton Class of 1933 Harold Brelsford Leona Ely Donald Hageman Lenxta Rauhouse Ladonna Rauhouse Walter Shawler Blanche lvl fmleton Elnora Mullen Geraldme Wyre Wilma Chnstman Mary Ruth Frazxer Ruth Brautlgam Ruth Archer Lucllle Clevenger Class of 1934 Mildred Brandewte Clara Brown Olwe Coverstone Mary Geer Helen Hageman Rose Hageman Mary Jackson Kathryn Kemp Margaret Mxddleton Mable Mullen Harold Pequmot Vxrgmxa Sarver Gladys Sherwood Velda Staley Joseph Strayer Class of 1935 Loram Andrews Lee Archer Luther Baker Wxllxard Baker Naomx Bertsch Ruby Blakely Harold Brautxgam Paullne Chrxsman Robert Belt Charles Everett 61 Class of 1935 lconl Class of 19401con Class of 1946 Qconl John Moore Helen Mxnmear Harold Mouk Raymond Pequxgnot Georglana Middleton Mae Putnam Russell Strayer Lester Shipman Elmer Vorpe Class of 1936 Herman Baker Robert Moon Robert Noe Donald Johnston Hobart Sarver Olxver Wxley Ivan Coverstone John Dorsey Lester Wxck George Stoker George Pequxgnot Marvin Staley Roger Clevenger Lee Brautlgam Sameul Hageman Exleen Sarver Marllyn Clxnehens Loulse Noe Helen Hand Chester Jackson Evelyn Locker Fern Brelsiord Gold1e Mullen Class of 1937 James Chrxsrnan Roy Shawler Betty Frazler Martha Moon Elsxe Hageman Mary Hageman Edxth Shoffner Marxe Shank Alma Pequxgnot Mary Prueter Velma Bogart Faye Ely Class of 1938 Waldo Clevenger Edna Worthmgton Herman Sargeant Mzldred Handcock Mable Starrett Dorothy Mxllhouse Dorothy Jackson Dorothy Howell Maxxne Hawes Ruth DeRemer Lols Brelsford Kenneth Knoop Roy Starrett Class of 1939 Catherme Andrews Martha Anderson Mable Middleton Betty Covault Betty Shoiiner Mary Larry Harry Ely, James Kles Wayne Comer Donald Wick Class of 1940 Wxlma Gump Vxrgmla Gundolf Exleen Coverstone Martha Frazxer Dons Sarver Mxldred Shank Betty Frey Mary Lemmon Paul Shipman Mary Howell Robert Hageman Stanley Vorpe Pharon Brown George Cole Robert Ward Francxs Parke Class of 1941 Wade Argabrlght Anna Deal Arthur Beaver Wxlma Knoop Carolme Shanely Esther Prueter Oma Wxck Ruth Comer Thelma Everett Maxme Russell Elsie Lemmon John Worthrngton Dorxs Hetzler Betty Gundolf Frances Covault Barbara Noe Naomx Parke Norman Ward Thelma Mnddleton Robert Sargeant Class of 1943 Phyllus Dorsey Geraldlne Hageman Bernadlne Green Norma Evans Carlton Cove rstone Wlllxam Ely Helen Andrews Wxllxam Mxddleton Robert Comer Class of 1944 Wxlltard Howell Harry Mxllhouse Helen Gundolf Wxlham Hawes Edward Beaver Doyle Russell Ernest Mxddleton Eileen Mxddleton Norma Covault Barbara Wxlt Dorothy Partxngton Thelma Mullen Ruth Everett Class of 1945 Ruth Gxlhllen Ruth Knopp Mary Swelgart Shxrley Sargeant Alice Cole Rxchard Verdxer Kenneth Andrews Wayne Brautlgam Chester Russell Ralph Jackson Class of 1946 Ralph Brautxgam Jack Welch John Baker Myron Allen Phyllxs Hageman Loxs Covault Jean Mxddleton Martha Baker Verna Geer Jane Mxddleton Clarxdel Shank Ruth Jackson Marjorxe Comer Class of 1947 Bertha Fugate Allene Waldrop Phyllts Shoemaker Verlyn Andrews Harold Drennan Class of 1948 John Sargeant Dale Locker Lester Blakely Betty Walker Edward Baker Herschel Knoop Ray Putnam Jr B111 Elsner Marvelene Howell Charlene Howell Phyllis Gendolf 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O gl P I -1 , - - .1 . . ' 1 ' --r-ll I Veva Watkins Class oi 1926 Ruby Mitchell Mary Evans Donald Runkle Wilma Lemmon t ' on ' ' - - . Jr. - MACHINERY CO THE SIDNEY GRAIN Zimplwer Electric Service LIGHTING FIXTURES SMALL APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND REPAIR N DIXIE HIGHWAY PHONE 1650 1 SIDNEY OHIO L. 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