Greensburg High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Greensburg, OH)
- Class of 1953
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V A4360 1' ' N X ', Qfu 7 W f 22 f 7 wx U F' 1 I 711 uf ww THE SENIOR C ASS PRESENTS THE HI LITE DVI UR EDITOR CO EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER LITERARY EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR SUBSCRIPTION SELLERS ARTIS TS TYPISTS GENERAL STAFF D1 DORIS ARCHER MILDRED DEGLEY BILL FARRISS HOWARD STEVENS LEROY SEIGFREID GARY LINK BARBARA YEAGER LARRY PATTON GLADYS FINLEY DONALD WARNER JACK BRIDENTHAL JOHNNY HOFFMAN BETTY TITTLE MARGARET FITES JERRY MILLER BARBARA BOETTLER CAROL MYERS BETTY HACKMAIN FERN DISSINGER VIRGINIA SOCKWELL GARY WILBOURNE BARBARA WATSON DICK TURNER IUANITA VVHITE JOHN KLECKNER FW i 'E -if xx? 'iw if -+-. -3' .xr 52 FDC Q . . H0 DR OF We would like to place this Hi-Lite in honor of Mr. Fosnight, who passed away suddenly last summer, The Senior Class will never forget him, not only as a teacher but also as a ear friend. He has been an inspiration for many of us. One of the main reasons was that he took a special interest in each of us. It seemed like each student was a special friend to him. Mr. Fosnight has accomplished a great deal, don't we wish we could do half as well, Anyone who ever knew him will ever forget him. He will remain as a sym- bol in our hearts. DEDICATIIJ The Senior Class would like to dedi- cate this Hi-Lite to JohJ1Kleckner as a small tribute for the help you have given us. We think you are not only an outstandin teach- er, but also friend and advisor. Wienever we need help, we can always count on you. We wish you every happiness that the future may bring. We cannot express our feelings, but in our language, you are TOPS. W 1 , in Ni I J .ra .1 . E f RQ. 2 1. , .53 ef W DMINISTR TID H ,. Sm V. M. Webb 1 Mr. Webb MI. Webb is the Superintendent of Green Twp. Schools which includes Greensburg and East Liberty. He has been at G. H. S. for many years during which he has done a fine job. Mr. Kleckner Mr. Kleckner has been principal at Greensburg High during which time he has done a fine job as principal and also as a teacher. He teaches Biology, Chemistry and Physics. ,- J My ,,Q,,:7'in som R. we clmex Ruth fSECRE71?2iSg9 ACULTY Mr Nise Main Subject American History and Coach Mrs. White Main Subjects: Typing and Shorthand Ii? ! Sf g Mrs. Bower Main Subject: 8th History Librarian Mr. Clarke Main Subject: Democracy Mr. Hoffman Main Subject: Ind. Arts and Coach Mr. Vandever Ma in Subject: emo English Mrs. Huff Main Subject 7th and 8th English 'Sf -441 'i, Mr Wallace Mam Subject Anthmettc ACULTY li Mrs Garman Maul Subject Mathematics Left Mr Pence Mam Subject En hsh. Rtght Mr Kohler Mam Subject eog raphy Below Mrs Koemg Ma1nSubject Sctence Left: Mrs. Baker. Main Subject: Home Economics. Right: Mr. Lusk Music Mr Hellman Mam Subject 8th Sclence l7.f3 C A S S 0 F ' 5 3 Motto: Ambition makes plansg Determination carries them out! Class Flower Red and Whtte Rose Class Colors Forest Green and Gray The Senior Class of 1953 wishes to express its thanks to Jerry Miller for the swell Job he has done as Class President He has engi neered the class into a very successful Sentor year' To Pidge Barb and Sandy we also wish to express our thanks You have done your Job well Although we could not have done it all without the help of Mrs White and Mr Kleckner Best of Luck in years to come Jerry Miller Nickname Bull Favorite Saying Nuts Pastime Painting Ambition Commercial Artist You ll Remember Pidge Drawing Lead in Junior ssaadratsm t 'Qv- Howard Stevens 'V Nickname Ptdge Favorite Saying Ahh Crap Pastime Beating Zink s Victoria with my Crest liner Ambmon 300 acre darry farm You ll Remember Basket ball skill Arguing Veep and Senior Play 'S--f' Barbara Boettler Nickname Barb Favorlte Saying Still' Pastlme Don Don Ambition Model Youll Remember Don Clothes Sandra Hrxson Nickname Sandy Favor1teSay1ng Stoogie Pastime jerry working Ambmon Take shorthand at 100 You ll Remember Short ness Ierry clothes 'Nbr' Earline Asberry Nickname Earlie Favorite Saying Bless your little stinkin heart' Pastime I laying the piano Ambition Go to Bible College You ll Remember Quiet ness her giggle 6 Gwendolyn Deiss Nickname: Gwen Favorite Saying: Oh foot! Pastime: Reading, base- ball Ambition: Learn to fly, Airline Hostess You'1l Remember: Dee, Pat, Rough House Ruby- Ir. Play Doris Archer Wilbur Archer Q 'Wh Nickname Jean Nickname Nuck Favorite Saying Favorite Saying Let s come on' get serious! Pastime Music Russ PSSIUHC SPOITS W Q 5 Ambition College o Ambition Good Job Model You ll Remember Quiet You ll Remember Home H655 GLIIS coming Queen Hi Lite Editor Mildred Degley Nickname Millie Favorite Saying Holy Cow Pastime Willie Having un Ambition Pass Shorthand G0 to College You'll Remember Willie, Jeanie, and Ginny S M Eileen Carr Nickname Hot rod Favorite Saying Shucks Pastime Music Ambition Airline Hostess You ll Remember in Sandy Io and Goldie Jack Bridenthal Nickname Cadillac Jack Favorite Saying Want to drag? Pastime Stock car races driving Ambition Graduate get my license back You ll Remember Ford Dealer Driving Pat Delaney Nickname: Pat Favorite Saying: 'You learn something new ev- ery day, Pastime: Reading, music Ambition: Scientist Andrew Dickerson Nickname A J Favorite Sayin How doin Wheel Pastime Edene Radio Ambition Be a success Youll Remember Wavy hair clothes Jo Ann Duncan Nickname Jo Favorite Saying Shoot up Pastime Music Ambition Office work You ll Remember Quiet ness Fm Sandy Goldie and Hot Rod Fern Dissmger Nickname Fem Favorite Saying Really? Pastime Driving a Model Ambition Graduate You ll Remember Model A working Gladys Finley Nickname: Fin Betty Hackman Nickname: Hackey Favorite Saying: Oh, gol' Pastime: Making my dad MPPY. lim Ambition: College You'll Remember: Neat- ness, clothes ' A S fi Margaret Fites Nickname: Maggie Favorite Saying: Ding Favorite Saying: Ha! Din 1 Pastime Readin 8- 1 S Pastime: Records baseball Ambition: Teacher house- Ambition: Be successful wife You 11Remember: Sandy You 11 Remember: Jo Hot-Rod and Goldie work her giggle WM 5 : ' ia i a if S he 'lr' B1l1Farr1ss Nickname Bull Favorite Saying Shoot Pastime Music Carol Ambition R1chDalryFarm You ll Remember Carol Trumpet Francis Hartley Nickname: Fran Favorite Saying: Oh, beans! Pastime: Girls, Hoffman Ambition: F. B. I. Man You'llRemember: Hoffman, Hoiman in Ir. Play John Holb Nlckname Johnny Favorlte Sayrng Get off my back Pastrme Cars Ambmon Draftsman or car desrgner You ll Remember Ralph drawrng Vera Hartong Nxckname Toots Favorrte Saymg Bless my soul' Pastrme Sewmg cookm Ambmon Seamstress You llRemember Sewmg Cora 'Ml' Johnny Hoffman Nrckname Johnny Favor1teSay1ng Mm m m boyY Pastrme Women Ambmon Crrmrnal law yer Youll Remember Fran Jr Play an Q' Bermce Kershng Nrckname Sprtfrre Favorxte Sayrng By dog res Pasume Llstemng to re George McKerver Nlckname Mac Favorrte Saym Shcker than grease hghmmg Pasume Gomg to shows Marguerrte M116Skl Nrckname Peggy Favorrte Saymg Oh my gosh Pasnme Havmg fun Ambrtron To have a suc cessful future Youll Remember Cork Drum Majorette cords Ambmon To be a nurse You 1lRemember Accent and Fnendlmess Ambrtron Lawyer You ll Remember ar bara Handwrmng xfl ilu' 127' Delores H011 Nlckname Dee Favorrte Saymg Oh I don t know Pastrme Readmg talkmg and baseball Ambmon Become a good secretary You 11 Remember Black halr afar ---rf elif ay, Alfred Mrller Nrckname A1 Favonte Saymg Holy Cats Pastrme Fxshrng Ambmon Chemlst You 11Remember B1gAl Cutung up Kenneth Muckley N lckname Ken Favorlte Saylng Slow down Brldenthal Pastrme Canton Lehman Harold Mlller Nrckname Mauler Favorrte Saymg Yeh Pasume Women Ambltron To be an artlst You ll Remember Foot ball Chevy 'Ox W-.f Ralph Miller Nlckname Ralph Favorrte Sayrng Drop Dead Pastlme Readrng Ambrtron Mechamc Youll Remember John Readrng Al s twrn Vt-:vu-I l-hgh School Ambrtron Become an engr neer You ll Remember Wavy hair 5 Larry Patton rckname Babe Favor1teSay1ng Oh yeah Leroy Selgfrexd Nrckname Wrllle 'Ce' Mane Shrvely Nrckname Boots Favorrte Sayrng a Mxle Pastlme Swlmmlng Mov re Ambrtron Arrlrne Hostess You ll Remember Qurer ness Shoot k Pastrme Sports Ambrtron Money You ll Remember Short ness Zlnk Favorrte Sayrng What s New Pastrme Mrllle Alrscouts AlT1blIlOI1 College AV1 ator Youll remember Mrlhe and Zaney Jokrng I ' I s Tw' in Eli iii? Carol Myers Nlckname Annre Favorlte Saymg Whoo chre Pastrme Plano and B111 Ambruon Take Shorthand at 100 Get marrred Youll Remember 1 Plano he 'Wx V... ! N.. Cora Srmmons Nrckname Sllm Favorue Saymg Heavens to Abrgale Pastrme Accordlan Ambttron Cosmerologtst You ll Remember Small ness Iunlor Play K Violet Strause Nickname V Favorite Saying sauce Pastime Vern Ambition Type 100 Words a minute You llRemember Clothes Vern Apple Wim fi' Rosalie Thomas Ntckname Red Favorite Saying Oh No Pastrme Sewing Ambition Career and hap py home You ll Remember Wavy Red Hair Sewing Virginia Sockwell Nickname: Ginny Favorite Saying: Shoot Pastime: Listening to music Ambition: Modeling Youll Remember Short and Sweet Long wavy blond hair David St. John Nickname: Saint Favorite Saying: What do you say, Rodney? Pastime: Good times and GIRLS Ambitton Millionaire Youll Remember Dick Puff in Senior Play 3,4 :lik 'E' 'CF James Summers Anna Terwilliger Nickname Jim Nickname Mater Favorite Sayin m m m Favorite Saying You Pastime Wor Crow Ambition Military Engi Pastime GoingtoPennsy1 F1661 V3.l'll3. You ll Remember Home Ambition Nurse coming King You ll Remember Red Hall' :hui Gerald Snyder Nickname Jerry Favorite Saying Take it easy Pastime Reading Hunting Ambition En meer You l1Remem er Debat ing election Senior Play Elizabeth Tlttle Nickname Bettyann FavoriteSay1ng Get out Pastime Living Ambition Airline Hostess Youll Remember Long wavy brown hair a work Barbara Watson Nickname Bobbie Favorite Saying Idon know Pastime George Ambition Teaching George You ll Remember George nice personality Shirley Williams Nickname: Shirley Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz Pastime: Boys Ambition: To succeed, Secretary You'll Remember: Geri, Betty and all her boy- friends Richard Turner Donald Warner Nickname Dick Nickname Red Favorite Saying Keep Favorite Saying Cool Shucks Pastime Sports Pastime Drawing Ambition Salesman Ambition Carpenter You ll Remember Foot You ll Remember Ambi ball Saint tious Senior Marilyn Weaver Nickname Joan .aff Favorite Saying You buzzard Pastime Bill Ambition Secretary Youll Remember Bill Haze and Anna CLOTHES Gary Wtlbourne Geraldine Williams Nickname Wheel Nickname Geri Favorite Saying: What do Favorite Saying: Take ya say wheel' o ' Pastime: Dancing Pastime: Having fun Ambition: Kent State U Ambition: Hair Stylist You ll Remember: Most You llRemember: Rhodora Popular Wonderful per- Senior Play sonality ti' R 1Q,Wy if il ,ar ' z ts, 4 W Q it H Hazel Woods Nickname: Haze Favorite Saying: Well, yeah Pastime: Talking on Phone and Ed Ambition: Nurse You'll Remember: Joan, Anna, and swell person- ality T 'L,,.f'N-fs.. Elame Keller Ntckname Lame Favonte Expresston Gosh Pastlme Muslc Ambrtton To be happy and to make thls world a better place rn whtch to hve You 11 Remember Blond Personalrty Mm-rw 14- X.. 5. '11-fe A? xff,-Fi' '1'- M :ae-I fri klxg iff -fa? K ! Kei Lk-jf YJ Eff m I-J- Q' :::l'l::l .::- lg? 1..:: :.::: :... IIMIIIIIS- HIFI' 'ZJiIIIIII ' ISIS llllllllls. llll A I-lllll::::: nun I ESQIIIIIIII- I I-.HIIIIIIIE IILSIIHU'-III' HIL 'l2ll'!!!'l!.! Q an SEZ. Chest Barbara Yeager Nrckname Barb Favortte Saying Brag gmg Complammg or Apologlzmg Pastrme Worktng on Hope Ambrtton H8PPYChI1st1an Mamed Lrfe You 11 Remember Elec tlon debating .Z I 5.5.71 ll 'fff If ff I Nlfs :gf I S W fr! 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' 5 i ' 1 Y 3 V 'x C ASS WILL To Whom rt may or may not concern The Graduatrng Class of 53 do now state therr last wrll and testrmony Berng of sound mrndfoj and body we spent every cent we had but we want to wrll our achrevements accomp lrshments and varrous habrts to our descendants bectron 2 Jerry Mrller wrlls hrs patrence as Senror Class Presrdent to next year s vrctrm and also hrs abrlrty to play the lead rn the Junror and Senror play to whoever can do rt as well as he drd Howard Stevens wrlls hrs loud vorce as Veep to Yvonne Krmmel and he also wrlls hrs tall ness and adept basketball skrll to Davrd Topper Sandra Hrxon wrlls her shortness to Carol Schnerder and her temper to Eunrce Drckerson Barbara Boettler wrlls her Job of handlrng class money for three years to anyone who can take care of rt as well as she drd She also wrlls her abrlrty to go steady for two years to Lors Boettler Dorrs Archer wrlls her Job as Hr Lrte Edrtor to anyone who can stand up under the strarn Wrlbur Archer wrlls all hrs old grrl frrends to Gene Clemons and hopes he takes good care of them Earlrne Asberry wrlls her abrlrty to play the prano to Jo Ann Sockwell Jack Brrdenthal wrlls hrs abrlrty to read books to anyone who can read every other lrne and srrll understand the plot Mrldred Degley wrlls her pleasant smrle to anyone who wrll use rt and not abuse rt Gwen Derss wrlls her abrlrty to talk baseball to Mrs Baker Pat Delaney wrlls her abrlrty to answer any questron asked at anytrme to Bob Hughes Andy Drckerson wrlls hrs clothes to Wallace Graham and knows he wrll frll them out qurte well Fern Drssrnger wrlls her Model A to Mr Vandever Jo Ann Duncan wrlls her quretness to Betty Conley and hopes she uses rt to the fullest extent BrllFarrrsswrlls hrs Job as Sports Announcer to anyone who can do the Job as well as he drd Gladys Frnley wrlls her mm frgure to all those wrshful grrls Margaret Frtes wrlls her grggle to George Hellmann Betty Hackman wrlls her abrlrty to take 100 words a rnrnute rn shorthand to anyone that can do rt Francrs Hartley wrlls hrs omerrness to Velma Barbour Vera Hartong wrlls her abrlrty to cook and sew to next year s Freshman Home Ec class John Hoffman wrlls hrs seat on the school bus wrth a certarn grrl to Dean Stewart or Jack Wrley John Holb wrlls a peaceful Englrsh class to Mr Pence Delores H011 wrlls her coal black harr to Kathy Purkey Bemrce Kerslrng wrlls her cute accent to Janette Flowers Erleen Carr wrlls her seat at all the basketball games to Dram: Rokrch who thrnks she wrll do a good Job of rt George McKerver wrlls hrs abrlrty to come to school a half hour late every mornrng to any one who can use the excuse of feedrng the chrckens. fr' n b . , I- , . . , . 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' Q n . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . - I . .. - - N Marguerrte Mrleskr wrlls her posrtron as drum marorette to anyone who rs capable oftakrng her place A1 Mrller wrlls hrs abrlrty to get shoved around and take rt wrth a smrle to anyone who has that much patience Harold Mrller wrlls hrs name Mauler to anyone who can lrve up to rt Ralph Mrller wrlls hrs Lab Manual to the 54 55 Chemrstry Class and knows they wrll use rt only for reference purposes Vrrgrnra Sockwell wrlls her petrteness to Mr Clark and knows that on him rt wrll look good Ken Muckley wrlls hrs wavy harr to Tom Randall Carol Myers wrlls her club presrdencres to her successors and wishes them good luck Larry Patton wrlls hrs nickname of Babe to Casey Westfall Rosalie Thomas wrlls her long red hair to Carol Raber Betty Trttle and Elaine Keller wrll therr friendliness and wonderful smrle respectively to all and they hope every one wrll use them Drck Tumer wrlls all hrs money to Mr Pence who really doesn t need rt Leroy Sergfrred wrlls hrs fast talking to Phyllis Mrller Mane Shrvely wrlls her adept skill of parallel parking to Mr Wrse who must have nerves of rron Cora Simmons wrlls her Job rn the stockroom to next year s grrls Jerry Snyder wrlls hrs abrlrty to argue to Ruth Gerb and knows she wrll use rt Violet Strause wrlls her abrlrty of berng engaged durrng her Senror year to anyone who wants rt and can do rt Irm Summers wrlls hrs deep voice to Brlly Beese Don Warner wrlls hrs abrlrty of making money for the class to all the Sophomores who wrll need rt next year as Juniors for the prom and also to the Senrors who wrll need rt for the Hr Lrte Barbara Watson wrlls her errrngs to Mrs Garman and since Mrs Garman probably wrll not use them Barbara hopes she wrll grve them back Marilyn Weaver wrlls her clothes and abrlrty to wear them to anyone who can look as well rn them as she drd Gary Wrlbourne wrlls hrs good looks to everyone who needs them Geraldrne Wrllramswrlls her abrlrty to have fun anytime anyplace to anyone who can do rt Shirley wrlls a bobby pin to Mr Hoffman and hopes he uses rt Hazel Woods and Anna Terwrllrger wrll therr good times rn Chemrstry Class to anyone wrth courage enough to take rt Barbara Yeager wrlls her abrlrty to use her boyfriend s car to anyone who can garn that much confidence rn a man 53 Gary Zrnk wrlls hrs car to Drck Stevens rn hopes that Drck s brother Howard wrll also get a good car someday Section 3 To the Senrors of next year we wrll our homeroom H133 orange peels apple cores waste paper gum under seats and the pnvrlege of berng first rn assemblies To the faculty we wrll peaceful moments for a whrle and the thought of students turning rn all homework on trme To anyone who feels neglected because nothrng was willed to them we leave thrs last thought We really drdn t wrll anything worth having so you re probably better off that we for got you 27. . . . . . . . . - 28. . . 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Nxuysuex-'L-.O96643 V56 Q' K ix FRONT ROW: QL. to RJ JoAnn Sample, Yvonne Kimmel, Barbara Hughes, Carlo Schneider, h Norma Keener, Diane Rokich, Mary McCourtney, Wilma Johnson, Pat Overholt, Velma Barbour, , , Frances Cowgar. 3 SECOND ROW: Mrs. Garman, Shirley Magrell, Ruth Geib, Dawn LeMoine, Phyllis Miller Grace Moore, Roxanna Kittle, Loretta Olenick, Lois Lovelace. 7 THIRD ROW: Fritz Neidert, Bruce Moore, Hayes Austin, Dick Groves, John Beese, Jerry Domekur, Bob Boettler, Jack Wylie, Mr. Vandever. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Smith, Dale Carr, Eugene Beane, William Walters, Barry Callison jack Heffner, David Galley. FIFTH ROW: Bob Begert, Bob Delaney, Homer Durst, Toby Scott, Jack Graves, Jack Bloom Gene Clemens, Dean Stewart. E L. -R. Faye Boettler-Treas., cl ll Keen-Pres. . Eunice Dickerson-Sec. , Rav 3 n,SE,C. . Q . Arlene Doa X ', ,0' f K+ . k NlickelbriDk'TIeaS C' gil' '-pm 751' L. 10,5-,,32.XiWep. 517 sf .,, J 4. gp F Wall - gf-- 2 'Q MQW 'A G1 2-'Q-F' -- JU IDR C ASS ,Q 4 FIRST ROW: Patty Parks, Shirley Kendall, Jean Roush, Alethea Stewart, Sarah Durst, Marian Copen, Louise Carr, Mary Brown, Patty Clark, Betty Hood, Gladys Martin, Donna Moody, Betty Conley. SECOND ROW: Julie Azar, Joann Sockwell, Evelyn Rininger, Corinne Scott, Ethel Goodman, Dorthy Bitecofer, Mona Burch, Peggy Stone, Carol Raber, Eunice Dickerson, Virginia Dickson, Joyce Barbour, Evelyn Doughty, Faye Boettler, Lois Boettler, Suzanne Carr, Sonya Burke, Juanita Wilkerson, Virginia Obourne. THIRD ROW: Jane Houser, Betty Schwabin, Mr. Clark, Alfred Cowgar, Brad Johnson, Donald Kee, Gail Myers, Donald Domokur, Duane Moore, Harold Kinsley, Bill Beese, Bob Bibbighaus, Pat Bussey, Liz Tripp, Kathy Purkey. FOURTH ROW: Lois Barr, MI. Pence, David Topper, Bob Adams, David Clark, Sonny Steinel, Bill Abbot, Wallace Graham, Casey Westfall, Richard Narris, Earnest Azar, Robert Overholt, Bob Pamer, Robert Oiler. FRESHME E J 12 it Qi 41 :ly I VE :I-Fl ,tl X, L MDRES 55 FIRST ROW: Susan Kerr, Dorthy Kahler, Pat Maag, Barbara Groves, Judy Dinkens, Pat Newcomb, Carolina Contracier, Virginia Neff, Helen Jackson, Rose Haube, Mary Spada, Mary Smith, Flo Scott, Janice Overholt, Ola Fites. SECOND ROW: Loretta Edwards, Wanda Somerville, Clara James, Barbara Reichman, Carol Crawford, Shirley Hawk, Arlene Doan, Martha Wise, Geneva Delaney, Wanda Radcliff, Norma Nickison, Pat Moyers, Sally Reimenschneider, Benay Manrooth. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hellman, Sam Fausnight, Arthur Sein, Max Miller, Randall Keen, Robert Fry, Billy Furst, Billy Hoffman, Robert Lay, Chuck Crumrine, Robert Lee, Johnny Wisor, Bob Hastings. FOURTH ROW: Charles Schwabin, John Summers, Eugene Bender, Harvey Hodgeson, David Ryrner, Tony Weaver, John Neidert, Gail Dobbins, Wilbur Ferrell, Norman Magrell, Donnie Nutter, Mr. Wise. FIFTH ROW: Dave Donel, Jerry Overholt, Johnny Draper, Ronnie Bridenthal, Jack Thompson, Darrell Fultz, Dick Mickelbrink, Jerry Duncan, Paul Beal, Delmar Liston, Virgil Rininger. ROW 1 Qleft to rlghtj Leona Coblentz, Loma Lave, Elaine Kimmel, Roseanna Luplow, Eleanor Stalnaker, Alice Taylor, Jean Erickson, Mae Dean Brosch, Karen Brenneman, Richard Hixon, Mary Kinsley, Gail Dorst, Sandra Cooper, Jimmy Bokman, James Docy, Marvin Smith, David Lauby, Charles Sohar, Gerald Graves, Freddie Bennett, Richard Duskey, Tommy King, Bobby Mayers. ROW 2: Myron Stewart, Fosella Conner, Bonnie May, Bertha Lee Ingram, Linda Archer, Linda Babcock, Grace Bloom, Martha Miller, Elizabeth Moore, Elizabeth Konrad, Janice Cogar, Richard Lovelace, Viola Nice, Donna Sockwell, Sonja Lave, Elizabeth Holb, Margaret Patton, Jesse Simmons, Mr. Wallace. , ROW 3: Mr. Kohler, Dickie Stayer, Joan Burandt, Richard Hershbe er, Larry Magrell, David Boettler, Judy Walk, Carolyn Alcorn, Gary Bolitho, Jimmie Fausnight, Richard Gross, Frei? Bibighaus, James Haas, Thurl Nester, George Bennett, Jerry Phurlmer, Frank Salmar, Raymond Woods, Leonard Spada, Robert Donel, Larry Goodman, Roger Donel, Merril Spidel, Gary Lewis, Joe Ward, Raul Parks, Elaine Gallagher. ROW 4: Carol Eitel, Ruth Ann Sutherland, Emily Zink, June Williamson, Tommy King, Louise Moore, Audean Overholt, Jo Ann Taylor, Hilda Rayl, Eugene Higgins, James Houston, Geneva Lutes, Wilbur Hartong, Dale Lewis, Judy Selzer, James Sohar, Donald Williamson, Allan Parsons, Margaret Kaestle, Barbara Cathy, Linda Turyford, Donna Begert, Carol Beal, ROW 5: Dallas Halbert, Joe Mahaney, Dallas Boyd, liggh Allen, Paul Vamer, John Lowry, Charles Masters, Richard Moreno, Authur Hart, Myron Morris, Ronald Motz, Fr Lowden, Myrttle Ward, Patricia Sweet, Jerre Effland, Gail Schneider, Jimmy Hoppes, Charles Boyd, Gary Osborne. Slavs Tu B J GRADE ' f' 'f Emlnu an ms on Y P 5- ' r K 'fl I 1 ' . : 70. --N ' --zfZg ' Sth Grade ROW l fleft to rightj Sandra Summers, Robert Azar, Jimmy Golden, Fred Keen, Larry Overholt, Wayne Wilkerson, Ralph Reimenschneider, David Groves, Bab Stayer, Paul Graham, Janice Kimmel, Donna Brown, Beverly Staler, Rebecca Strosaker, Shirley Weaver, Mary Prazza, Wanda Beard, Sherryl Archer, Alan Dunfee, Edward Paul, Mrs. Koenig. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Huff, Patsy Vaughn, June Sockwell, Mary Richards, Janice Roser, Shirley Pletcher, Judy Rueff, Betty Sciler, Marjorie Muckley, Mary Serno, Nancy May, Jeannie Lewis, David Seigfried, Charlotte Holl, Charlene Eitel, John Conley, Marvin Copen, Arthur Boyles, Doris Schaffer, Mary Tittle. THIRD ROW: Richard Stevens, Richard Wolf, Richard Neredith, David Hanes, George Heffner, Dick Graves, Wanda Russel, Norma Adams, Margaret Thorn, Virginia Dinkins, Paul Ross, Kenneth Thomas, Roger Chappel, Stanley Andrus, A. Keisling, Carl Gould. FOURTH ROW: DelWiese, John McCortney, Jim Russel, Mary Garman, Betty Bender, Irene Loblantz, Diane Kovacs, Sandy Madsay, Phyllis Scott, Natalie Agrima, Sylvia Combs, Beverly Morgan, Glen Everett, Bob Archer, Roger Alcom, David Morrison, Raymond Bennege. FIFTH ROW: Eugene Adams, Ray Doan, David Nickson, Lacy Loan, Herry Prahl, George Conrad, Ronnie Lewis, Bob Trexler, Jim Scott, Jerry Sloan, Phil Trexler, Wilfred Hass, Larry Loan, Larry Leplow, Richard Wages, Allen Barbour, George Graham, Ken Ballhaser. -, I lily fe M70 . Eileen Carr QSENIORQ BA - :wi N, 1 oixlisi 'v 'ox XA .ZIY REX Q0 6 . XQPEQQ Majorettes fleft to righty Wanda Somerville, Pat Moyers, Margie Mileski, Eileen Carr, Gladys Finley, Norma Keener, Ericson, Geneva Lucas, Mary Richards, Martha Miller, Ethel Richard Wolf. SECOND ROW: Arlene Doan, Jim McCloy, John Conley. THIRD ROW: Dallas Holbert, Party Parks, David Seigfreid, Eugene Higgens, James Haas, Paul Parks, phyhss Miller ROW: Mrs. Brown fdirehctorj, Billy Furst, Carol Schneider, UUNIOR, Allen Parsons, Ronnie Bridenthal. 1 K Norma Keener 5-., Patty Moyers Wanda Somerville . M-, will si , 9 iii Dora Adams, Sandra l-lixson, Marilyn Weaver, Phyllis Miller, Mary McCourtney. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Moore, Jean Goodman, Jeanie Lewis, Beverly Morgan, Hugh Allen, Robert Oiler, Barbara Hughes, Donna Begert, Wanda Radcliff, Kathy Purkey, Jackie Galley, Sonja Burke, Jack Thompson, Becky Strosaker, John Lowry, Norma Nickison. FOURTH Bob Bibbighaus, Frank Lowden, Gerald Smith, David Topper, Sao 0'1- G95 8194 Ifxfg' fb Off Marilyn Weaver CSENIORJ Dora Adams Mary Ann McCourtney E x ,pf 2 5 . .igiiv Q W ' '2 ,L Q ' :hex .iv lj gp s:- Q 5 .9 4 5, 3 5 dv- 1' 'A 6. Ill - TEENS FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightj Judy Dinkins, Peggy Stone, Mildred Degley, Ruth Geib, Carol Myers, Betty Hackman, Carol Schneider, Francis Cowgar, Loretta Olenick, Velma Barbour, Marie Shively. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Garman-Advisor, MarEguerite Mileski, Gladys Finley, Eileen Carr, Barbara Boertler, Marilyn Weaver, Anna Terwilliger, Earline Asberry, unice Dickerson, Roxanna Kittle, Barbara Hughes. THIRD ROW: Carolina Contracier, Sandra Hixson, Diane Rokich, Shirley Kendall, Rosalie Thomas, Virginia Sockwell, Doris Archer, Betty Conley, Phyllis Miller, Pat Overholt, FOURTH ROW: Yvonne Kimmel, Dawn Le Moine, Shirley Hawk, Patty Parks, Kathy Purky, Liz Tripp, Party Newcomb, Patty Clark. UFFI ERS F Ruth Geib Carol Myers Betty Hackman Carol QTreasurer3 QPresidentJ Qveepj fSecreta.ryj FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Lois Lovelace, Mildred Degley, Doris Archer, Carol Myers, Loretta Olenick, Eunice Dickerson, Rosalie Thomas, Louise Carr, Mrs. Baker, SECOND ROW: QL. to RJ Joyce Barbour, Wanda Somerville, Patty Clark, Virginia Sockwell, Roxanna Kittle, Earline Asberry, Marie Shively, Helen Jackson. THIRD ROW: QL. toR.J Sally Reimenschneider, Judy Donel, Carolina Conuacier, Arlene Doan, Shirley Kendall, Kathy Purkey, Diane Rokich, Sonya Burke, Francis Cowger. FOURTH ROW: QL. to RJ Benay Mantooth, Carol Crawford, Shirley Hawk, Barbara Boettler, Marilyn Weaver, Virginia Dickson, Judy Dinkins, Patty Newcomb. 6 ' , Y G1 I, bi Carol Myers V fPresidentj ' Loretta Olenick Doris Archer fVeepj fSecretaryj O O O cr Eunice Dickerson Rosalie Thomas ' CTreasurerJ fHistorianj Mildred Degley J Louise Carr Chfllmenfaflanl Lois Lovelace Qlleporterj fSong Leader, 'ffm by FIRST ROW: QL. toR.j Ralph Miller, Jerry Miller, Bill Farriss, Dick Turner, Gary Zink. SECOND ROW LL toRJ David Galley, Philip Stone, Alfred Miller, David St. John, Harold Miller, THIRD ROW: QL. to RJ Johnny Hoffman Andy Dickerson, Hayes Austin, Danny Summers. FOURTH ROW: QL. to RJ Eugene Clemens, Jack Bloom Jim Summers Larry Patton, Bob Begert, Bruce Moore. Bill Farriss fVe9Pl Jerry Miller fSecreta.ryy Gary Zink QTreasurerj Ralph Miller fChap1ainy Dick Turner cveepm fPro-Temj tr A iilx 'V 5 ,xx s C 'Wu' fPI'6S1gQll1De ,,-f PIO EER FF NE . PP-R'f'fhff has WS 1h0'S we guyaayff? raw VN they Ma ' Al 'W 0065 Senlof bog? WWWJEZ wondiiiil we W thlakieems Anna terest m 3 T H E P I 0 N E E R EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ............ Rosalie Thomas F 4, Assistant Editor ....... . Phyllis Ann Miller S Q56 OJVE, News Editor ............... Betty Hackman JQQ, 91-S P News Reporters: Anna Terwiliger, Hazel Woods, Francis Cowger, JoAnn Sample, Bar- bara Hughes, Carol Schneider, Phyllis Ann Miller. Feature Editor .... ......... Do ris Archer Feature Writers: Mildred Degley, Earline As- berry, Marilyn Weaver, Cora Simmons, Gwen Deiss, Virginia Neif, Marguerite Mileski, Barbara Hughes. Sports Editor . ................. Gary Zink .Sports Writers: Larry Patton, Frances Hart- ley, Johnny Hoffman, Gary Wilbourne, Andy Dickerson, Wilbur Archer. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...... .. Johnny HoEman Ass't. Bus. Mgr. .......... Frances Hartley Circulation Mgr. Marguerite Mileski Ass't. Cir. Mgr. .............. Virginia Neff Exchange Editor .......... Carol Schneider Faculty Advisor ........ Mrs. Edna Garman Typists: Barbara Boettler, Carol Myers, Doris Archer, Virginia Soc all .Tn Ann Samnlo MILLIE'S MODELS The fashions of this month are 215 f0l'?lX5S'glamorous and most beautiful of all fashions were the formals at the Hi-Lite Dance. Some of them were worn bv Patty Parks, Peggy Stoner, Dons Archer, Dawn LeMoine, Ruth Geib, Bet- ty Hackman, Sandra Hixson, Ginny Sockwell Carol M Carol ers SDS I' 095 X 60 x X 4 0-'I' 75 W6 ALI' Raber 'hog 911 ef? 6 56' 6 '12 OZFQEIK fe bfi It ISQALIIQ' 1? . 91, 56 .9 1' '39 Jzsfa 101. 0 FRONT ROW: Iudy Dinkins, Earline Assberry, Pat Delany, Delores Holl, Emma Morrison. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bower fubrariany Mary Lou Piazza, Virginia Dinkins, Billy Furst, Wanda Beard, Janice Kimmel and Betty Tittle, X1 x LIBR RY S FF CAFETERI DQ:-if S-' fleft to rightj Fred Neidert, Eunice Dickerson, Louise Carr, JoAnn Sample, Marian Copen, Mrs. Dissinger, Mrs. Swinehart, Mrs. Stakes QFRONTJ, Gerald Smith QBACIQ, Sarah Durst, Don Wamer and Sally Reimenschneider. YT DX 3--43 f 3 X 'ia xi mill . 31' ik - W 5. I - vi X 1 LAHS nf aw! 5. . haw E 4 at ' n A Presldent .1l ' ffm. 'Q 'f 1153501 ec'et 40' IA. Carol Myers 591 Y anus The National Honor Society is a scholastic orgamzatton usually composed of nine members They are chosen on the basls of scholarshlp character and leadershtp Mr Klec . o assern y to iniuate the new members mto the orgamzarion. kner is the advisor. The faculty has a meeting to chose the candidates There 15 a f rmal bl ho Flfteen per cent of the Seniors are chosen and 1011 of the Juniors. Dependmg on the size of the class on the number c sen, N if QL as ei S ,V A- ' if 733' f i p . u e s R N - i Pat Dejaney win W !'r'lf 'v' ,Af nba.,-v-' 'Q T4 Barbara Boettler Drck Turner Gary Wrlbourne Carol Myers fSecretaryJ KVICS Presldentj cPl'SSldCHIJ fTreasurerJ STUDE T UUNCIL f swa Left to Rrght Mr K1ecknerQAdvrsorj Barbara Boettlcr Drck Turner Carol Mxers Johnny Draper Shuley Kendall Loretta Olemck Dawn Le 'vlome Hayes Austm 4 lik 1 ff, W ,, M ,V fav .N ' ,X A K 1 my f - r .ws 1,51 1, f 2 'V - -, r ', A X ' E fir a 5 a 2 A I Ag if x ' 1 ,,- . . 1: ' I I Y I X Y - I dv I Y ' ' 1 A n ' 'E 5? , t'I 2 tie it- E Z , 2 2 E 1 SENIUR PL Left Top: Carol Myers, Gerry Williams, John Holb, Jim Summers, Bottom Row: Doris Archer, Pat Delaney, Leroy Siegfreid, Jack Bridenthal, David St. John, Jerry Snyder, Mildred Degley, Bill Farriss, Sandra Hixson, BU RDI G Hill' E REAlt'H CQfasfmm0nS For many years, Wilbur Maxwell wanted a bicycle, But he couldn't persuade his mother and father to get him one. When his father was called away for a week-long busi- ness trip, and the house was left in charge of sister Connie, and sister Betty Lou, Wilbur got an idea. I-le'1l make his own money and buy his bicycle, so he decides to open a boarding house. He put an ad in the paper and overnight the whole house is crawling with people, Some of them are Lucy Burns, Mrs. Mott, Ninety-Volt Jones, Ruby, Mr. Potter, Limpy McGuire, and Nora. Everything is fine: then, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell return home. From there on, it is one mess after another, Mr. Maxwell has to sleep on the floor because of all the people and then it is discovered somebody in the house is a robber and Mr. Maxwell is mistakenly put in the clink. But finally it is all straightened out and Wilbur gets his bicycle, Mr. Maxwell gets out of jail to come home to a house empty of boarders. Mildred Degley S-I 3 I THE PliRFElf'I' lIll0'l ' The Senior Play was iven December 5, 1952, in the High School auditorium. The play was a very successgul event in the Senior Class. The leads in the play were Doris Archer as Linda, and Jerry Miller as Dan, Others in the play were: Millie Degley, Jerry Snyder, Margaret Fites, Bill Farriss, Carol Myers, Leroy Seigfreid, Sandra Hixson, Jim Summers, David St. John, and Jack Bridenthal, All of them did a very good job. The Student Director was Barbara Boettler and the Directors were Mr. Pence and Mr. Kohler. CAS . Q 44444405 Doris Archer, f 'i Jerry Snyder, 2 E UNIOR PL Y Left to Right: Gary Zink, Johnny Hoffman, Jerry Miller, Howard Stevens, Cora Simmons, Kenneth Muckley, Betty Tittle, Barbara Boettler, Carol Myers, Gwen Deiss, Mildred Degley, 'R SE IDR ACTIO PL Y SNA S Assislam D 5 flfefr Simm to Rigl-10 Y ML Pegiciju. Kohiel Ilgajph OIC!-Sgu Gwen gi-9T ROW' Diiecw ' irecwt' 017161. er' S ss' Ver ' Alfred ECOND aHa Milj ROW: Catcffn Cora f- Pe,,CeMyAeIrs, . I. . Q, U ' 5 27-I fLeft to Righty Doris Archer, Jerry Miller, Gerry Williams. fLeft to Righty FIRST ROW: Jack Bridenthal, Pat Delaney, Margaret Fites, Bill Farriss, Coat Rack: David St. John, Mildred Degley, Sandra Hixson. BACK ROW: Jerry Miller, Jim Sum- mers, Jerry Snyder, Carol Myers, Gerry Williams, LeRoy Siegfried. an SX, mcktoom Gm xoXe1 BHD Bam: G ct I even 3 O fx Mai O aid Lu rz chtlln e G caughr max x cii fu 'K N4-w OSSIP 9, we xmas' qi! W Ow X m hung: ,in U7 POI. fa U1 Consul fa PIO H AME THEM!. , .5 . ,fs Offs Mb fifff- .f 'I' .jf-vz4?'?'g. - it A ff-',p13.t ik' 'W f bw M- 'ff-15 . , 534 Q . , 3 f 'jqf , 'K s fg- aflgi 5 5 . 5 1 fx' gg -X gif Q ff ' Y 1 'S Ei 5- f Rf K . , ia: ,M- ffl, .J ,M Z M J' if be 86 Xfiof 0 Kp QOL Aff III QUEE Barbara Boettler was chosen to represent Greensburg at the H1 Y Dance held rn the East Gym of the Central Y M C A on November 26 1952 b3 the H1 Y boys Many grrls representmg most of the county schools were ehmlnated to prck out the queen. Mlss Boettler was one of srx remalnrng grrls from whlch the queen was chosen. xlfr .,,, . -4 5 Jrkk JwQ,4?ima.,,f I n . . . y , 7 I ' o HOME OMING The 1952 Football team chose Doris Y Archer to reign as Queen at the Homecoming Dance which was held in the school gym. M, The Dancewas held after a football game with Northfield which we won. Crowner was Barbara Boettler, and Senior Attendant was Gladys Finley. KINM IIM QL lah DIIIIIS 1 r WMV The Senior girls chose Jim Summers to reign as Homecommg Kmg Jim was on the h n from Football team The King was to be c ose the Senior players on the team Crowner was Larry Patton and Senior Attendant was Andy Dickerson KA w Q Q K K E' K P 9 Y ' 9 9 ag' sw- .gf 1 32' , . ', 6 .s . , 3 ,ig M P P ' W ' r eff A' 3 9 9 c n We Q s - 3 RL , yi at 'els L L 5 k 'fe . S lf , H . ' 31- -' eff-: 'gif' e i?':4f -fgltf' , I , Z X...,rk 5 1 V is,l ' - 15:2 ' ' 'Llp f 1 T fab ,W sf - 1 n 1 s'n' , A 5 1- a ' f Mike Fright Presentation HOME Hail, Hail the Left to Right: Randall Keen, Wallace Boettler, Jim Summers, Larry Patton, Doris Stone, and Judy Dinkins. In our Merry -X FORDMO BILE fxl W 'E s A-Y I 'ii ' x If ,, .3 :S QUEEN Doris 8 M I N G The Royal Couple' 4 'Underneath the Arches' 'lt Takes Two To Tango' w 5 Gangs' all Here ! Graham, Bob Begert, Andy Dickerson, Baxb Archer, Gladys Finley, Ruth Geib, Peggy KING num.. ma., 07 i There'11 be a Hot Time in the O I I mms i he MUST POPUL J Gary was chosen by the htgh school as the Most Popu lar Boy Gary has a srntle for everyone and has a wonderful personaltty He ts 6 2 and has dark hatr and dark eyes Gary was acttve u1 sports throughout htgh school He was V1ce Presrdent of the Iumor class During the ftrst part of hrs Senlor year Gary was smcken wtth polro But that dtdn t stop htm He was rrght tn there Gary rooted the basketball team even though he wasn t playlng Before he was strrcken wtth polro Gary was chosen H1 Y and Student Counctl Prestdents He ts back to graduate wtth us Congratulatrons and Good Luck to a swell guy from the Semor Class Keep up the determmatton Re member our motto Ambmon makes plans Determt natton carrtes them out Barbara better known as Barb IS a pretty brown hatred green eyed Semor chosen by the Htgh School as the most popular vtrl of 1953 Barbara not only has looks but has been acttve all four years tn Htgh School It all started tn her Fresh man year when Barb was chosen as the Freshmen Homecommg Attendant She has been on the Student Counctl for three years She was a Reserve and a Varstty cheerleader Barb was the H1 Y Queen of 1953 and also one of the H1 Ltte Attendants She IS also actlve tn chotr F H A and H1 Teens I other words she ts tops Congratulatlons Barbara from the Sentor Class and may the rest of your ltfe be as profttable as your past hrgh school days Aiw- WA' fx ...li-sf. 'iii 1 rLg.Q, ji I 5 S lg Q, af. ' ff wzh n 1 1 ,. ,1, - 'F W 0 . ,' - 3 i 'rt I H ll . F V ': ' lv I H ' - 2 ' ' - ', , , - . V V . . I -:sa 1 A 5 3 , if' t f N' . . . , H . L 4 ,xt . y S X . , . ' . , . . . . ' I - I I I - ' - I n 1 ' , .113 ,V A 53,4 V S ' W-rf.. 4 a 'aff ,ff 17f '15 he .. 'fa F, gm 1 5-sf X Q MISS HI-LITE '53 Sandra Hixson was chosen Miss Hi-Lite Queen for 1953. Gene Davis, WAKR disc-jockey, chose her from five other Eirls. She was chosen on the basis of personality and beauty, She reigned at the annual Hi- Lite Dance whic was Semi-Formal. Coming in second place was Virginia Sockwell who was Crowner. The attendants were Barbara Boettler, Gladys Finley, Shirley Williams and Marilyn Weaver. The theme of the dance was, A Night Club Scene . The color scheme was done in baby blue and white. Private tables were ready for the couples reserving them. An orchestra provided music for dancing. BW M 2566 1.-,d .VS Fl 1116 y Vlrgmxa Sockwell fCrownerj 4--.L Mafjl . gage' YH W f QW ea Vet Sxxuyeii H' 2' . seem A Cfvw -wa Q for rh vv, A SW ff Qu Qi - LITE ANC ' een. 'Y he ROY ax Conti A Dance - Y fo Reme mbe, SCURE Hudson Northfield Copley Revere They-We 32-13 21- 7 20- '7 O-26 VARSITY FIRST ROW QL to RJ Gail Myers, manager: Dick Turner, Jim Zink, Jerry Miller, Sam Fausnight, manager. SECOND ROW Bloom, David Galley, lack Wylie, Dick Groves, Barry Callison, uma, Y FELL Coach Gene Wise, Dan Summers, Bob Delaney, Dick Foxx, Bill Baltrinic, Casey Westfall, John Beese, Tom Randall, Coach Dick aS9' 1 P --i dam Suv- X W X .look Out b , ehlnd you! H FUUTB LL Summers, Harold Miller, Wilbur Archer, David St. John, Gary CL to Ry Wallace Graham, Hayes Austin, Jerry Domokur, Jack Donnie Romesburg, Jack Graves. THIRD ROW QL to RJ Asst, Abbott, Eugene Beane, Bruce Moore, Dale Carr, Bob Begert, Bob Hoffman. 1 me bam' U Who, S go ral Q, 1 Ive SYIIRFS . fm, gained Doylestown Coventry Manchester Jackson O ,, U xOU!f, SENIUR PL Ylill UF 9 6 Q my ne! Will, D1cXig:gXa1x0 eaxn 'U' Archer QCD CQXWW T PM Harold Miller Gary Zink Jerry Miller Jim Summers Davld St John A11 County Team fCo-Caprainj 'if ' 55651791 tu ,Q-A .,. K jq ,X af 1 555 UNIUR ITY FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Leo Weaver, tnanagerg David Clark, George Konrad, Bob Archer, Forrest Snnnioizs, Virgil Rininger, Fred Keen, Charles Westfall, JOllIllllJlNlSO1', lint Scott, Harvey Hodgson, Duane I-Yioore, Glenn Everett, Georg Graham, manager. SECOND ROW QL, to RJ: Harold Kinsley, Dave Donel, Bob Hastings, Frank Glass, Richard ftligclzel brink, Chuck Crunirine, Jiihn Summers, Coach George llellrhann, Philip Trexler, Eugene Bender, Darrel Foltz, Jerr Doniukirr, Fred Archer, Gail Dobbins, and Bob Trexler. .ll'lTI0ll lKil.lI:l:lrll.Alr N A A A A ke, The Eighth Grade cheerleaders were chosen by Cry-outs in tie Qyrn. They are from left to right: Norma Adams, T-.tary Garnian, Sherry Archer, Betty Bender. George llelqfiahn was the coach. It if good training for the boys before they jet oz. t?.e'.ar1it',' I63l'Tl. -JZ fi? E A 99 gv- The Game of Lrfe Lrfe can be called an unending game Perpetual motlon sunple and plam I leave to my chlldren my place on the team May they always play hard and always play clean Our God keeps the score m Heaven above He watches us all wrth undym love The rules are the same for one an for all The stout and the lean the short and the tall The tongue that you speak the name that you re called Your color of skrn doesn t matter at all In each player you ll frnd some good and some bad Some courage some weakness some rlches are had There ll be a lrttle sunshme there ll be a ltttle ram There ll be a httle gladness there ll be a lrttle pam There s not much to wln and not much to lose You can do erther whlchever you choose To lose IS to scorn to curse and to hate What seems to us now a mrserable fate To wm may look small m the eyes of the world But God sees wuhm where one s love rs unfurled So remember my chrldren to always play fau And God will reward you rf not here then up there B111 Hoelzer Jr AQ A 4 '-,ff BASKET Q-.. -its Jilflk Bloom 'Wfff rd Stevens Howszapmxn Front row Sam Fausmght x Coungy Team Howard Stevens Jack M Mlller Skxp Myers ,- I Il. ,X Dean Stewart Phxl Stone Gene Clemmun: All TEAM . I Dean Stewart. Tom Randall, Bloom, Bob Hughes, Max Hayes Austin, Dave Galley. Fritz Neidert, Mr. Wise. Gene C1 is n XX x To 'DRS-U Q x 4 Q 2 s 5: Y ,xt R: David Galley W ' P 4 y 35 f 3 1 , JUN 3X '34Nk 4X ET V is TFZBY '31 2:5 W 5- J V , ,. ell -'35 hi ! M J fat, I! it J, Q 2 lx s ,ff 4 -f ' ' E Qw 5 n mi '-gf C R A RESERVES FRONT ROW: Randall Keen, Wallace Graham, Bob Hughes, Donald Kee. SECOND ROW: Donnie Romesburg, Dlck Mickelbrink, Norman Sayre, Skip Myers, Charles Crumrine, Brad Johnson. Cheerleaders: Wanda Radcliff, Patty Moyers, Norma Nickison, Barbara Reichman : sfiikg , ARSITY HEERLE DER Left to Right: Liz, Peggy, Corrine, and Evelyn SCIIRES Suffield Northfield Hartville Canal Fulton Hudson Northfield Coventry Boston Jackson Copley Manchester Hudson Copley Clinton Mogadore Manchester North Canton Clinton Jackson They- 36 46 52 45 65 59 '70 59 50 56 5 1 42 5 1 30 49 47 59 52 '73 Q me I l 54 ' I 4 LN .-2 gg ff W :.- X If ul ,ffh 69 l.l,.n,lf . E D 3, ,900 J 41 x I V ? 1 V f' 'Nix 23 LC' W? 4 if f x E 5 Q IQ f :S wim in ,L ? ' S 5 J G-L il N f F Q' 5 Si 'D sf 6 . J I Q A '42 ' xx N' WM OJ gi CIDMPLIMENTS Barb and Don Betty and J 1m M11l1e and Willle Loulse and Chuck Theda and Mlke Carol and B111 Mr and Mrs Gall Myers :SL Sklp Mr and Mrs Raymond Boettler Mr and Mrs Wm H Archer Mr andM rs Stuver Mr d an Mrs C S Myers Mr Mr and Mrs Wm Farris John Kleckner family and Mrs Marlon Baab s Mr Walter Unglshlck Mr Pond CARPE DERS ST DIO PHOTOGRAPHS WEDDINGS PORTRAITS OR FORMAL GROUPS AT STUDIO 965 Copley Rd. , Akron, Ohio DONE BY CARPENDERS HOME, OR CHURCH UN 4 2314 1 Pleasant View Service . . I I RAYS SEAT COVERS Canton s Only Exclusive Seat Cover Store DISTINCTIVELY STYLED SEAT COVERS CUSTOM MADE AUTO TOPS 1201 Tuscarawas West Canton Ohio SEAT QOVER PHONES 24498 Canton TY 6 2819 Akron PROPRIETOR 4' RAY L ZINK 9 1 S 'T AY3 sto N at , U fm-14 1 , an S i'?f' 'M' WYNNWO0D INN 1 1l2 m1 South On Route 241 of Greensburg FRIED CHICKEN AT ITS BEST' KIG FROZE D and LOCKER ERVICE Phone TY 6 2512 Frozen Food and Grocery Center Thursby Road oppos1te Greensburg School D W BRIDE THAL FURD ERVICE Phone TY 6 2550 Greensburg :H -'..,-,,,,..... GPON IW' DRIVER TRAINING CAR Furnished by D W Brxdenthal Q Q . 1 ,v ., . I I ' E 7. . 1 5 7 v , 2 A Bin A i , ,,. new O' 9 ff Dlfgqfuamwm- A. T Cviilih iw mon MHGOL 'eq , ' Yi 1 . ' '. 1 - -4, I ' ' Q s X 0 0MouH' M' - ' gn f . 4 . Q C WISE PEOPLE FOLLOW TI-IE Comet, Ohm CROWDS TO THE J ' N Phone Canal Fulton 2686 ,I so 401 ,, , .qv ' J I, R088 Complete Food Market SHELL GAS AND OIL Fl LEY BRO Phone MI 5320 2996 Mayfalr Rd Box 584 Akron 12 Ohio BULLDOZING GRADING EXCAVATING ROAD WORK CLEARING BRUSH FILL DIRT TOP SOIL GRAVEL CINDERS A 4 X I -..-- :lj mx : 4 ., X CANDY -- SOFT DRINKS -- ICE CREAM E CAVATI G BASEMENTS PONDS WATERLINES DITCI-IES SEWERS FOOTE RS License No 1123 R D MI 5813 E. L. YDER X WAYNE E VE RHART TY 6 2410 Auctloneer Greensburg AUCt10H House Saturday Nlght 6 30 Greensburg Ohlo WHITE S GENERAL STORE Meats and Grocer1es Manchester Ohio RAY S GROCERY Home Dressed Meats Phone TY 6 2424 By East Liberty School KITTLE S SOHIO STATION East Llberty De1tz Landmg MI 9047 MI 9069 LEE HIGY CEMENT AND LIME HAY FEED SEED CDV! vi .Q 0 Tritts M111 Phone MI 2810 C MYER an I CURPURATED FUNERAL SERVICES OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER Greentown Ohio S 1 n c e 1 8 9 3 ' A r . 2 e ' All lp f H s as-' 1 At ' . R 8: B AUTO SERVICE General Repalrs Body Bu1ld1ng Paintmg 3380 South Arllngton Street MI 5213 VILLAGE INN Home Cooked Food on Square at Greentown 9 8662 SHANE S PHARMACY Prescriptions Fllled S1ckroom Supplles Greentown Ohio Noveltles Patent Med1c1nes Fountain Sandwiches Unlontown Oh1o OX 3456 RUBLE S BARBER SHOP Our Compliments OX 2541 HOLDREN S GROCERY Lawson products We deliver 700a m 700p rn Tr1tts Mill MI 9030 NOEL'S CONFECTIONERY Compllments f ARFONS MILL AND HARDWARE F W K O O N T Z GRANGE MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone TY 6 2717 Greensburg Road P B M c G R A W Akron Greensburg Trans1t Line on the corner of Krumroy and Massilon Rd Garage and Service Station Phone STO265 WEAVER S SERVICE STATION Sohio Gas and Oil Candy Pop Ice Cream 4325 Greensburg Aultman Rd Phone TY 6 2809 JOHNSTON S BODY REPAIR 1397 Firestone Parkway Akron Ohio PA 4 4112 Compliments PARAMOUNT CLEANE RS 1055 Welton Ave PA 4 2511 Compliments f TURN S INN Spe clalty Fish in the Basket PRYDR' MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS eg PAINTS MI. 3620 EIG COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 114 m1 North of Unlontown on Route 8 OX 2929 C0mp11ment3 gf AIRPORT AUTO PARTS WEIBLE S AUTO SALES Pete and M1ke ' 1493 Tr1p1ett Blvd Pick Up Trucks Used Cars 2077 S Arlington Street PA 4 0169 KUNGL' . .A. M0 L. L. PARK fm +-fn FRVX6' 9 .S L, S at X' . QQ - G. M. C. TRUCKS J Jr x x 3561 So. Arlington Street KEPLEIFS SERVICE BAIT TACKLE GAS OIL TIRES and TUBES South Maln and Caston Road B and E GRUCERY QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES FROZEN FOOD ICE CREAM 1564 Massillon Road ST 0263 V' I 434 ' I I . . ' 'I A ' , 'll W GREE GABLE RE TAURA 'I' SPECIALIZING IN CHICKEN STEAK HAM DELICIOUS HOMEMADE PIES CATERING TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS Located on Route 241 1 mlle North of Greensburg Sq Ham Dnmer S 1 40 Small Chicken Dinner S 1 15 Large Ch1cken Dlnner S 1 65 FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN Call you can eat! S 2 25 per plate A GLEMO T FARM MMVI' PATTER WURK . . . COMPLIMENTS OF. . . . EIILI SSEIIIIICE TATIO S T ONE 2 mlles North of Greensburg on Route 241 MI 9056 For your convenlence we are open from 8 00 A M to 7 OO P M CAMPBELL MARKET DRY GOODS DRUGS QUALITY MEATS SELECT GROCERIES Phone TY 6 2429 Greensburg MILES DRIVE INN 9 S U ' F N I O P. C E O 1 HOME Sz AUTO SUPPLIES BURKY' CHEE E MARKET A GOOD PLACE TO BUY SWISS CHEESE On Canton Akron Road 1 mlle North of Uruontown State Route 8 NIM ILAC TARD OP FOR THE BEST IN FROZEN CUSTARD ICE CREAM DRAFT ROOT BEER V1s1t Corner So Maln Caston Rd 'l'HOR SSHELL ERVICE GROCERIES GAS OIL GENERAL REPAIRS TY 6 2514 MHSSIIIOH Road FURE 'I' E WI E and SONS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS MYERS PUMPS and SPRAYERS North Canton 9 1535 Greentown Oh1o P O Box 46 Aultman Ohio TY 6 2798 9 M--P ao:- Compllme nts WAGNER the MUSIC BARBER BOOSTERS Greentown Oh1o www ai? Q5 N, As we Seniors of 1953 leave we hope you will benef1t by our m1stakes Always remember CAN BE DONE Nothmg is imposslble We hope as you future Senlors work to put out the Hi Lite remember tha lt is one of he um m mBOY! VICKY S BARBER SHOP S ecializein 11322 i outstandmg accomphsh ments of all your hlgh school years The best of luck from the Senlor Class of 53 to all future Seniors May you succeed in everything you attempt' SENIOR CLASS OF 53 P 00 Ladies Hair Cutting -ofeee t the 8 3025 North Bender MI 3607 'safe ' , L I. A V ' '1 ' o f M ' :S X ' - hi:-' ,q X lu.. rfi? ,yyy in H J if 21:4 A E We , A Nw - 'V . A' I V, 2 Q W - Y X mfg f LA 0 7' H e 4, f ftif' ' .5 ' 2 2' 659 X' ' 1,-f , t '. ,Af :'- .fs--1 if v9 5' J 2 ' 'M' ' . x 4 ,I ' . . , 4 I - i ! 4 0 . 9 9 9 I 12 11 c c - - 9 1 , uf' E +0 ,Q 1 'I Lo A39 01: Q s 5 1 . '1 f'i2f5,zffffM K Qfwyvwg W PM Cb MW?f4 W Q WXWJM Jw N Www M44 jg W Wwcpm wwf X kg YM 1 vw M M Y MW GMX S 4 WM WWW f . I . 1 I A OU Dig W Mx fQWWN fg ,ef U ' V F X ,, , X!!! 'J,w,X MMU dn 6 C ' f jd We wif! . ,W f fvw -. V. , fi f ,X YM JZ! if ' Q My .p'k0'9 352-.Y Q .H 99 N X QQ J 'H A 5 f 7 M, fs W W1 ,Q J - rw s ' , ,-if . 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