Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

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'mm b- , fx F ,lg 0 at la-2 9-N-' :JA UR GAMES ou1 studles and assemblles Aet1x1t1es galoxe Teachers classes lab vxolk Photos by the scole Flowels pressed 1n 1 yearbook Rmgs pms the H we weax Now these days axe ovel Only memoues are thexe The l'l1gl'll1ghtS of each year Ale su1e to lmger on Oux apprec1at1on fox these thmgs W1ll never qulte be gone Fond memones of all the teache1s and the classes Leetu1es labs lads and lasses Act1v1t1es for almost everyone Athletlcs brlngs us loads of fun Pup1ls come to our school from all walks of l1fe and all blend happxly Syrnbohzlng the frlendly Splflt at Hamllton H1gh School ale the smlles of Edlth B1unc.k Albelta Cox and Gene Lamb L4 l I Q X l m lu' ' ' ll I l il V f o,f G lxgj .5 r y 'X i I SPORTS Jean Brown and Lucla Rolfe cheer our team on to vlctory C0 TENTS Though lt seems only yesterday that vue entered these doors as shy hesltant sophomores we pause In the doorway to take one fmal ghmpse of Ham 1lton Hlgh rememberlng the many wonderful ex perxences and the pleasant days spent here We can never forget our frlends the strong patr1ot1sm of our songs or the fun we had In var1ous 3Ct1V1t19S In the future we shall scan these pages recallmg forgotten dreams happy and po1gnant ITIBIYIOTIGS As the door closes we the Class of 53 stand on the threshold of hfe facmg a great respons1b1l1ty one whlch depends ent11ely on us callmg a fond last farewell to Hamllton Hlgh School and all Its treasules we hold In our hearts These a1e th best years of our l1VeS FACULTY CLASSES Page Page Page ADS Page 112 010' game our A tudze our a Aem Me Hlttmg the books are Freda Furmer Sh1rley Fortner Shlrley Wh1Sm3H and Glenna Gray Among those experlencmg llfES llttle dlfflcultles wxth Gene Pucketts Hotrod are Bob Moore Harry Mlsel Emxly MacGregor Bob Boyd Jerry Kappleman Paul Nunamaker and Bob Brown Katherme Schwarz Tom Noe Mr Mllhgan and Shlrley Morgenroth perform a physxcs experunent ACTIVITIES , . , , I I.., . .Page O I I O 1 if 1 K . .4 V' 1 , 5 f - W 4 QV f 1 5 f ,:-1 A 5.1, 1 '32 .xi : ,M r 1 ' - 1 tl .fv .yn ,,.,...,..4-N r1l Q. Cffmm '1'f H'-wg. , s... 5 -fl f ' ff P3 f Q' 1' A T' .277 35, , A ml W X J 1674, 1.1.1 C ,, , Participating in mock elections Stomps, and Linda Irwin. Here at Hamilton High School we are offered a variety of opportunities to prepare ourselves for the future. For in- stance, there was the mock presidential election which we held this year. We played a part in local politics when we paraded to help pass the school bond issue. We have also had the opportunities to explore local industries to see what they contribute to the community. We get the chance to see how other communities work when we take part in our sponsored trips to Chicago, Washington, and other points of interest. For those of us who will go to work immediately after graduation, we have the home economics courses for girls, the vocational shops for boys, and the office training courses. For those who will go to college, we have the college prepara- tory in which we learn the techniques of laboratory work and the subjects needed for higher education. These activities, plus many more, will help us in the future. Many help our personality, while some, such as the Future Teachers of America and the Retail Selling Club, actually give us oppor- tunities to put into effect What we have learned. are Paul Hensley, Beverly Julian, Betty 4 Activities galore class are Sh1r1ey Pamter Jane Soath Sue Rush and Jxm Mor r s John Hopkms Patsy Pohng and Judy Wrxght are dlssectmg a frog m bxology Teachers, classes, lab work . . . V f JH Our cooks of tomorrow, preparing dinner in the homemaking ' v 1 - 1 y ' 1 . I 'J . q Q I , As we look through each others' billfolds, how well we recognize the familiar faces of our friends . . . pictures of guys and gals at dances, parties, and picnics . . . the lovely corsages, now pressed, but just as dear to us as when we first received them . . . our first Booster Bud, given by that cer- tain someone . . . the souvenir flowers from a ban- quet table . . . vacations . . . or just plain school pictures. Billfolds are bulging with photos by the score. These snapshots are available treasures to remind us of our friends and great times together. Photos will be put in albums, to be treasured years from now and to remind us of wonderful times in the past. Photos by the score . . . Ernie Weiser shows his billfold to Patty Whitton, Nancy Ruhlman, and Joe Arthur. , 'N -Rus Flowers pressed in a yearbook . . . Our Queen, Marlene Smith, and her court- Joyce Ellison, Earlene Gerber, Sandy Locke Marti Craft, Susan Weinman, and Clara Pat- rick-form a flower of Homecoming loveli- IIESS. Displaying the great enthusiasm which they have for our Big Blue are: Sally Bolton, Marlene Smith, and Joyce Ellison! The place where the gang gathers, all the things we talk about, the pins of the different clubs, the class ring of which we are proud-all of these are symbolic aspects of our school life. When we look back on these days we shall probably re- member the way we cheered our teams, the way we thrilled to homecoming and the crowning of our queen, and each dance we attended . . . all will be highlights in our memories. Though these days are over for the seniors, we shall tuck these thoughts into the pockets of our minds and take them with us where ever we go. They are not yet over for the jun- iors and the sophomores to whom we leave a high school heritage of school life and fun. Rings, pins, the H We Wear With the gang in front of Jonson's are Ann Arthur, Shirley Carter, Alice Judy Ebinger, Carolyn Kautz. Lois Spradling, and others. ow these da S are over y ' . . George Hahn, our football captain. gives a congratulatory kiss to our Homecoming Queen. Marlene Smith. 11 Robyn Schaub IS typxcal of the Co op students who work hard both at school and on the Job Who can ever forget the memorles of the wonderful floats 1n the Homecomlng parade? There were the Retall Selhng Classes velvet covered float the Hlstory Clubs horse and buggy, the wmnmg 1ndustr1al floats the boy s H1 Y wlth the1r flre truck, and, of course the tradltlonal student counc1l float Wlth our queen and her court Nelther Wlll the dances nor the feelmg of that fxrst corsage from your date be 11kely to fade from mmd What wonderful memorles are these to take through hfe Wlth you' Only memorles are there r - 1 ' 1 , - 1 I Doug Wlmmer pms corsage on Betty Westfalls formal before they leaxe for the dance The hlghllghts of each year Our Hamllton Hlgh hula glrls Bessle Llpscomb Janet Fitzgerald and Ina Fogel help us to swxng to v1ctory 1n the blg Homecommg Parade This 1S the Wlnnlng float bu1lt by the Art Department and sponsored by the Leshner Corporatlon l WH fwfr! s :f I O O O O L- I fav ' , y ij t , l I Decorating for the Senior Dance, which is also an elaborate affair, are John Ditetrick, Dottie Swain, Betty Blake, and Bill Helton. Our appreciation for many things will never quite be gone - the friends we made, the memories we hold of all the dances, the spiritual benefits given to us by our religious assemblies on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and at other times, the pleasure of walking down the halls and speaking to all the friends We have made during our stay at Hamilton High, and the wonderful times we had at our basketball and football games. These are some of the things that we will never quite forget. Are sure to linger ong Our appreelatlon for these things will never qulte he gone Ou Ch t e bly d d h to dd to th g hold y y tt hCh O O O Q I I I r ris mas ass rn i muc a e excitement of the comin i a , et its inspirational songs brought us he rue meaning of t e rist- mas spirit. W '4 , f' OOKING BACK over our yeals spent he1e we shall never forget those wondel ful teachers who have taught us all that we have learned and more xx h1ch has passed ovex us as we vx e1e day d1 eannng We have found them as fa1thful fmends rnanx xx1ll1n to spend tune altel school to Qulde us 1n out s1de 3Lt1V1t1eS Besldes seholastm wolk they have also 25u1ded us splutually ?vnd memo 1eA 0 al the RW 8 .X Ayn., If 4,7 'f' Q 'F' A L 1 - te else and claAAeA . . . . 'gk The quality of mercy is not strained is just one of the many memory passages which we have learned while reading Shakespeare. Although Shakespeare is a highlight in Eng- lish, there are other phases in this course such as grammar. There is nothing excting or glam- orous about grammar, but it is essential and useful. 'iWhen in the course of human events- These are the words which will be embedded in our memories from the teachings of our US. history class. How well we will remember the difficulty in memorizing the Declaration of Independence, the most important document of American history! Miss Hammerle explains a few difficult things to Sue Paul, Bill Cafferty, and Frances McDaniel. Mr. Geckeler shows chemical action between atoms by means of a diagram. Uur teachers guide usg Our secretaries-Barbara Huff, Louise Smith. and Lorraine Scholz-efficiently handle all office problems. Plane geometry, trigonometry, and mathe- matics are some very essential subjects in business and everyday living. Seldom will a day pass without using math. Plane geometry teaches symmetrical designs and many other useful things. Trigonometry teaches many principles of construction. The latter two are the more advanced stages of math studied in Hamilton High School. Maybe these will lead to the development of scientists of many kinds. 'Alf at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. This is the motto of many students who are taking business courses. A few of the courses which are available are typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office prac- tice. A-,W I dmlmstrators gulde our school M C th d f Hanflltonregjgic 55.102515 ermten ent 0 The members of the Board of Educatlon are Mrs C A Henes Mr H J Crecraft Mr Crewson Mr Charles Hays Mr S C Plasterer Mr James Black and Mr Harold Howard Q ,, V, , C , f ,V ff kr A 'Wd A ZA , fs f 'f Q 2 f if 5' 1 'f 'mm ,M .L f I .3 A V 5 f ,Lf - fx XI I 0 0 V 3 :V , , ' 7 . . . . . . , . , . , . . , . , . . 20 Mr John O Fry Prmclpal of H3lT111tOH Hlgh School Mr James K Koger Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal and Dean of Boys M155 Helen B Gr1esmer Dean of GIFIS Mr. Virgil G. App, Accounting and Bookkeeping. Mr. G. C. Arnold, English II and World History. Mrs. Emma Bock, German I, II and U.S. History. Miss Ora Brown, English III, IV. Miss Ella Mae Cope, American Problems and U.S. History. Mr. Herbert Cummings, Drivers Education and Basketball. Mrs. Mary E. Dadosky, English III, Practical English III, and English II. Mr. Arthur Davis, Woodworking I, II, III. Mr. Adolph A. Dragset, Carpentry and Mechanical Drawing I, II, III. Miss Emily Dudley, Physical Education and Cheerleaders. Miss Ruth Ewing, Library. Mr. Louis Florio. World Geography, World History, and Football. Mr. R. O. Fludder. General Shop I. Miss Ruth N. Foster, Clothing Selection, Home Management, and Tailoring Miss Gladys Ganter, English II, Practical English II, and Latin. Mr. Christ Geckeler, Chemistry and Guidance CJunior boysj. Miss Mary Alice Gilroy, Shorthand I and Typing I. Mr. Richard Goos, U.S. History, World History, and Bookstore Miss Marjorie Grafft, U.S. History. Mr. James Grimm, Recreational Leadership, and Tumbling. Mr. James A. Hall, Biology and World History. Mr. Irvin C. Hamilton, Band and Harmony. Miss Betty Kate Hammerle, English II and General Business. Miss Mary Heck, English III, French I, II, and Jr. Guidance. Miss Loretta Hehl, English II and Practical English III. Mr. John Hock, General Business, Merchandise, and Retail Selling. Mr. Paul C. Ickes, Shorthand I, II, Transcription, and Typing II. Miss Jean Issenman, Foods and Nutrition. Miss Rosalie Jendrek, Art I, II, III and Chant. Miss Margaret Johnson, Spanish I, II, III, IV and Practical English II. Mr. Robert Judd, Vocational Machine Shop and Relative Information. Mr. Forrest Lemon, Adjustment Classes-Juniors, Seniors. :1 N HC, Mr. R. E. MacQuiston, Biology, Physical Science, and Psychology. Miss Mary McCabe, Office Practice and Co-op Office Training. Mr, Paul McClure, Dramatics, English III, and Speech. Miss Helen McPherson, Health and Soph. Girls' Guidance. Mr. Milton A. Mehl, Voc. Auto Shop and Rel. Information. Mr. Winston Metcalfe, Pl. Geometry, Math II, and Algebra I. Mr. Charles Milligan, Physics and Visual Education. Mrs. Edith Munneke, English IV, Prac. English IV, and World History. Mr. Harold Paul, Story of Nations, Football, and Track. Mrs. Dorothy Pierson, Adjustment classes. CSophomoresJ Mr. Walter Reece, Voc. Machine Shop. Mr. Ralph Rosendale, Algebra I, Math III, Plane Geometry, Ticket Manager of Athletics. Mr. Jack Schaff, Chorus, Glee Club, and Orchestra. Mr. Edward Schmidt, English II, Prac. English II, Journalism, and English III. Mr. Robert Schmitt, Voc. Machine Shop. Mr. Warren Scholler, Physical Education, Basketball, and Golf. Ji Mrs. Mildred Schwab, American Problems, U.S. History, World History Sophomore Guidance. Miss Madge Shaper, Algebra II, Math III, and Plane Geometry. Mrs. Aldisa Simmons, English II and Latin I, II. Mr. H. N. Sollenberger, Health and Psychology. Mr. Charles C. Thackara, Physical Education and Athletic Director. Mr. Forest Valentine, Biology, Prac. Chemistry, and General Business. Miss Catherine Van Matre, Algebra II and Plane Geometry. Miss Edna Walthers, English III, English IV, and Prac. English IV. Miss Frances Welsh, Office Practice and Typing I. Mr. Robert Wieche, Biology. Mrs. Elva Williams, Bookkeeping, Shorthand I, and Typing II. 4 throughout oux l1VeS we w1ll look back and 1eal1ze how much vse owe to Harmlton I-hgh School e the JUHIOTS cons1de1 ourselves the back bone of Ham1l ton H1gh We w1ll be hexe next year to carly on vshe1e the SGDIOTS have left off yet we are not so green as the sopho mo1 es We look forward to ou1 sen1o1 year We the sophomores entered Hamllton Hlgh School as un expemenced boys and g1rls but 1n the next two yeals we xy 1ll gloxx mentally and physlcally to be gleat lutule Amerlcans Zee ture 1464 lad and la Ae gif, ly 'X f 1 Q '5 W ETC- 1 'K J 5 , z ' N1 .I I ' ,N I , A , H- 4 i e, the seniors, are on our way to adult life. Many times I . . . W ,r . . .1 . 1 . - I . . , . 2 V ' av a . . ' 7 an , v- I I I 51 f 1 1 ' m 4 6, ,wsu sf... li' 4, ,cw y V 4 Mk! was 2+ Z -' ' s I 1 If 1 x Q ' I 4 . P. xx X Ti A Q . . it 1 Ji ' ' , f' x K f X . V ' , 5 3 . Q . . A L K fi 1 1 . Q 1 1 4 .f I 2 ' A-Q. 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But wh1ch ever It may be, there wxll . . . I , I . Q ' 7 I - :I , . 2 I H , H 2 , 5 , 2 , - that We shall never forget Lewis Hobbs and Bonnie Venerable stop to chat be tween classes a favorlte pass tlme of HH S students school radlo programs along w1th Jlm Blount , . . . . Boyd Palmer announces and moderates our 7 43 Xbfv GO RONALD ACTON US H1story 3 Bl0lOgy 4 Football 1 2 3 4 H1Y3 JOAN ADAMS US H1story 4 Blology 3 H1 Y 2 3 Honor Soclety 4 Co op 4 ORVILLE ADAMS-Tumbllng Baby Blue LUCILLE ALEXANDER Spanlsh Club 2 US H1story 3 RICHARD ALEXANDER US H1story 3 B1ology 3 Latm Club 2 Orchestra 2 Retall Sellmg 4 DIANNE ALLEN H1 C Club 2 3 4 VICE Pres 2 Pres 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 IHear Amerlca Smgxng 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 GERALDINE ALLEN H1 C Club 2 3 4 Sec 2 3 B10l0gy 2 US H1story 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Counc11 3 Major 4 Latm Club 2 M1xed Chorus 4 CAROL ALTMAN Y 2 3 I Hear Ameuca Smgmg 2 B1010gy 4 Span1sh Club 2 US H1story 3 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Co op 4 JACK ANDERSON US H1story 4 JUDY ANDERSON H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Glee Club 2 Jumor Senate 3 Honor SOC1ety 4 Latzn Club 2 French Club 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 ETTA ANGEL-U S H1story 4 Span sh Club 2 3 FTA 2 3 Fambow G1rls 3 JAMES ANGLIN Safety Counc1l 4 US H1story 4 SHIRLEY ARENT H Y 2 3 GAA 2 3 US H1story 4 Chant Staff 2 B1OlOgy 'VIERLE ARNOLD US H1StOTy 4 Vo Auto Shop 3 4 VIC 4 JOSEPH ARTHUR H1 Y 3 4 Band 2 3 4 US HlStOTy 3 ETTA MAE ATYEO US H1story 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Red Cross 2 3 Treas 3 ROBERT BACOME-US H1story 4 NANCY BAKE-H1 Y 3 4 Rainbow G1rls 2 3 4 Semor Senate 4 US H1story 4 Councll 4 Chant Staff 4 Art Club 3 4 CIVIC Day 3 Weekly REVIEW 3 CLAUDE BAKER US H1story 4 KATHRYN BAKER US H1story 4 FTA 3 Blology 3 H1 Y 2 3 LARRY BAKER US H1story 3 4 DeMo lay H1 Y 2 Bxology Track Team 4 Football Team 2 3 4 We shall treasure PATRICIA BAKER FTA 2 3 L1bra11an 3 H1 Y 2 3 I Hear Ameuca Smgmg 3 M1XQd Chorus 3 Red Cross 3 Bxology 3 US H1story 4 Safety Counc1l 3 Co op 4 CALBERT BARGER US H1StOfy 3 ERNEST BARNES US H1StOTy 3 SHIRLEY BARNETT US H1story Blology H1 Y Chorus AUDREY BARTESKO US H1StOFy FLORA BEGLEY H1 Y 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 US H1St0ry 3 Counc1l 3 Honor SOCIQIY 3 4 Blology 4 Co op LOIS BENSON Span1sh Club 2 US H1StOTy 3 B1 ology 3 NELSON BENZING Dramatlcs 2 NFL 2 3 VICG Pres 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Sec 2 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Sec 2 US H1story 4 Shlft Sleeves 2 EDWARD BIEGERT H1 Y 2 3 Dramatxcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Weekly Revlew 3 Mother Is A Freshman 3 Lost Hor1zon 4 IHear Amer ICH Smglng 2 3 US H1story 3 4 Conference Comm 2 Safety Counc1l 2 BETTY BLAKE-Dramat1cs 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Rambow Glrls 2 3 4 US H1StOFy 4 Glee Club 4 Semor Senate 4 Jumor Prom Court 3 SCIIIOI' IIICIIIOFICS PATRICIA BLOSSOM H1 Y 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 US H1story 4 Student Counc1l 3 Honor So Clety 4 R31HbOW Glrls 2 3 4 JAMES BLOUNT Football 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 DeMolay 2 3 4 Sports Edltor 3 4 Publ1c.1ty Ch of Class 4 US H1story 3 4 Qulll and Scroll Student Coun C1 2 CALVIN BOBO Band 2 3 4 U S H1story 4 MARY ANN BOCK Blology 3 US H1St0Ty 3 RUTH BOGGS Latln Club 2 Llbrary Club 2 3 B1 ology 4 Co op 4 ROBERT BOYD US H1story 2 B1ology Art Club 3 NANCY BRENNER H1 Y 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 US H1St0Ty 3 Blology 3 French Club 3 4 Foothght GIS 2 3 4 Rambow Glrls 2 3 4 Mr Barrys Etchmgs 3 A Qulet L1ttle Place 2 DONALD BROCKMAN Football 2 3 4 US HISIOFY MARVIN BROWN US H1story Spamsh Club 3 NANCY BROWN Senlor Senate 4 US H1story 4 Counc1l 4 Ra1nbow G1rls 2 3 4 Blology 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 ROBERT BROWN US H1story 3 DEWEY BROWNING US H1StOfy 3 B10l0gy 3 JEWEL BROWNING B1ology 3 US H1story 3 4 RICHARD BRUCI VIC 4 US H1story 4 I-qzhv' i 'Nunn SHIRLEY BULOW US H1story 4 Councll 4 FTA 4 Glee Club 4 H1 Y 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Transfer from Relly Hlgh School LOLA BURK US H1story 4 H1 Y 2 4 RITA BURKEY US Hlstory ROBERT BURNS US H1StOTy 4 MARILYN BYRD US H1story Co op 4 VELMA CAIN US H1story Retall Selllng CONNETH CAMERON Chorus 2 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 US H1story 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 ELLEN CAMPBELL-Spanlsh Club 2 3 H1 C Club 3 4 US H1story 4 Honor So c1ety 4 WILLIPEM CAMPBELL US H1story 4 VI 4 LORETTA CHADWELL-Student Councll 2 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 US H1St0Fy 3 Junlor Senate 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 BARBARA CHALFANT Lat1n Club 2 Co op 4 JOHN CHAMBERS US H1story 4 ALONZO CHATMAN US H1story 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Football 2 JOAN CHILDRESS Latxn Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 US H1story 3 Co op 4 EUGENE CLARK US H1story Art Club 2 Retall Sellmg 4 Co op 4 JAMES CLARK V I C 4 JAMES COATES-US H1story 4 VIC COZY COLLIER U S H1story 3 H1 Y EUGENE COLWELL--US H1story 3 Tum blmg Team 2 3 4 Football 2 WINIFRED CONNELY US H1StOTy 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 Safety Councll 2 3 ELAINE CONRAD US HISIOTY 4 Usher 2 3 4 Home Ec 2 -.. , s 'r r '1 v -.. 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ALBERTA FANN-Biology 3' F.T.A. 4' U.S. History 3. LILLIAN FANN-Biology 3' F.T.A. 4' U.S. History 3. JACK FARMER-Basketball 2 3' Baseball' Hi-Y 2 3 4' U.S. History 4' Spanish Club 3' Biology 3. FRED FETT-Hi-Y 2' German Club 3' U.S. History 4' Red Cross 4. DANNY FISCHER-Biology 3' U.S. History MARVA FLOWERS-Civic Day 2 3' Class Secretary 3 4' Red Cross 2' Junior Sen- ate 3' Sec. 3' Senior Senate 4' Sec. 4' Hi-Y 2 3 4' Treasurer 2' President 4' Cabinet 2 3 4' Treasurer of Cabinet 3' Student Council 2 3 4' French Club 3 4' Spanish Club 2' Program Chairman 2' U.S. History 3' Biology 3' Chant Staff 4. MARVIN FLYNN-Golf Team 3 4' U.S. His- tory 4. SHIRLEY FORTNER-H'-Y 2 3 4' U.S. History 45 Student Council 2' Biology 4' G.A.A. 2. 1 n our entlre FREDA FURNIER Student Counc1l 2 4 Junlor Sen ate 3 Treasurer of Class 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Rambow G1rls 2 3 4 Chant Staff 4 US H1story 3 FTA 2 3 4 Blology 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 Lat1n Club 2 Sec 2 JOANN GAEFE-Chorus 2 H1 Y 3 4 SEHIOI' Senate 4 US H1story 3 B1ology 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 FTA 2 GAA 2 3 SHIRLEY GAINES H1 Y 2 3 GAA 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 US H1story 4 BILLY GARDNER Voc Shop 4 VIC Club 4 US H1story DONALD GARRETT US H1story HAROLD GARRETT US H1story Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Captam 4 Blology 2 Sen1or Senate 4 Treasurer of Class 4 Homecom mg Court 4 Jun1or Prom Court 3 SHIRLEY GETZ US H1StOfy B1o1ogy RONALD GRANT H1Y 3 4 US H1story 3 4 Baseball 2 VIVIAN GRIFFIN US H1story Basketball school career MERLE GRUBBS-US H1story 4 VIC Club 4 Treasurer 4 LEO GULDNER US H1story 4 VIC Club 4 Base ball 2 3 Basketball Mgr 2 OLIVER GUNTER US H1story 4 RICHARD GUY US H1St0fy LORETTA HAEGE-US H1St0fy 4 MUSICHI 2 Glee Club 2 3 ROBERT HAGE-US H1story Band H1 Y GEORGE HAHN Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track Team 2 3 4 US H1story ALAN HAID DeMolay Safety COUI'1C1l2 3 4 Pres 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 VICE Pres 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Pres 4 VICE Pres 3 Lat1n Club 2 Sec 2 FRED HALCOMB US H1story 4 JEANNINE HAMMONS H1 Y 2 3 4 US H1story 3 B1OlOgy 3 CARL HAMPTON US H1story BETTY HARRIS Co op 4 US H1story 3 ELMER HARRISON US H1story 3 GLORIA HARRISON Spamsh Club 2 3 US H1story O W k - ,g 'D - .. 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DAN HURST-Hi-Y: Football: Junior Senate: U.S. History. SAUNDRA HUTZELMAN-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Prog. Ch. 2, 3: Honor Society: Student Coun- cil' U.S. History, HELEN INGRAM US History Basketball Glee Club Biology CLARENCE JACKSON US History 3 I EITH JACKSON US History 3 JOE JACOBS Biology 2 US History 4 Art Club 2 Latin Club 2 DONALD JARVIS Football H1 Y BOYD JENKINS French Club 3 German Club 4 US History 3 4 Red Cross 4 Drarnatics 4 Weekly Review 3 4 CHRISTEEN JETT US History 3 out into life DALE JOHNSON-Football 2. 4: Latin Club 2: Bi- ology 2: U. S, History 4: Dramatics 3. ROBERT E. JOHNSON-Hi-Y. ROBERT H. JOHNSON-Latin Club 2: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Major 4: Honor Society 3, 4: President 4: U. S. History 4: Council 4: King of Twelfth Night 4. SALLIE JOHNSON-Latin Club 2: French Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4: F.T.A. 4: U.S. History 4: Bi- ology 2. JOHN JONES-U.S. History 4: Baseball 3, 4: Biology 2: Latin Club 3. PETE JONES-U.S. History 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Foot- ball 2' Biology 3: Hi-Y 3. MARLENE JOSKEM Band 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Ram bow Girls 2 3 4 Biology 3 Co op 4 PAULETTA KAMMERON Latin Club US History Home Ec Club JERRY KAPPELMAN Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 US History 3 Band 2 3 Track Team 3 Foot ball 2 RICHARD KELLER Latin Club 2 Biology 3 US History 3 JERRY KINCH Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Musi cal2 3 H1Y3 4 US H1StOfy3 VM avr' Ry Uv MQ. WW H rsh N19 '05 MARK KINCH U S H1story 4 RONALD KING Retall Selhng 4 US H1s tory 3 Blology 3 AUSTIN KNOX Football 3 4 US H1story WILLIAM KOCH Lat1n Club 2 US H15 tory 3 BARBARA KRAMER US H1story 3 French Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 Basketball 3 Tennls 3 Volleyball 3 Chant Staff 4 Honor SOCl6ty 4 GAA 3 Deans Coun Cll 4 JACQUELINE KUNZ Rambow Glrls 2 3 4 Span1sh Club 2 3 US H1story 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 B1ology 3 Weekly REVIEW 2 JAMES LAMBERTSON Baseball 2 4 Red Cross 4 US H1St0fy 3 ERNESTINE LANE Chant 2 3 4 A1t Chalrman 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 IRMA LAWSON US H1story 3 Co op 4 KENNETH LEE-Spanish Club 2 US HIS tor 3 4 JAMES LEMERT Lat1n Club 2 US H1s tory 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Court 3 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 SYLVIA LENHOFF H1 Y 2 3 4 US HIS tory 4 Blology 3 PEGGY LEVELINE US H1story 3 4 French Club 2 3 B10l0gy 3 RUTH LEVLINE-US H1story 3 4 Blology 3 Span1sh Club 2 GAA 2 3 4 Band 3 DAVID LILIBRIDGE US H1story 3 4 Track Team 2 CHOICY LILLARD US H1StOTy 3 DOROTHY LIMERICK Span1sh Club 2 Rainbow G1rls 2 3 4 H1 C Club 3 FTA 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Student Councxl 4 US H1story 4 Councll 4 DONNA LINDSAY US HlSt0Ty 3 Sen1or Senate 4 Blology 4 BESSIE LIPSCOMB Latm Club 2 Art Club 2 3 French Club 3 US H1story 4 Y 2 3 Chant Staff 3 JAMES LIPSCOMB Football Mgr 2 Art Club 2 3 US H1st3ry 3 Retall Selllng 4 Reglonal Selhng 41 .1Reg1onal V1ce Pres 4 SANDRA LOCKE-Student lCounc1l 2 3 4 Pres 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Ra nbow Glrls 2 3 4 Sweetheart 3 US story 4 Coun C114 spamsh Club 2 3 4 Pres IFTA 2 3 Glee Club2 3 4 Sec of Cl ss 2 V1ce Pres of Class 3 .1 un1or Sena e 3 Jumor Prom Court 3 Homecommg Court The husmess world NANCY LONG US H1story 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Counc1l Rep 4 H1 Y 3 4 GAA 4 Honor So uety 4 Bxologv 3 FRANCES LOTZ H1 Y 2 3 4 Runbow G11 ls 2 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Jun1o1 Senate 3 US HISIOIX 4 FTA 2 Lat1n Club 2 Co op 4 LAWRENCE LOTZ US H1story 4 Lat1n Club 2 3 GLENN LUSK US H1story 4 VIC 4 Voc Shop LOIS MADDEN H1 Y 2 3 4 BUSINESS Staff 2 FTA 2 US H1story 3 German Club 3 Home EL Club 2 Dramat1cs 4 DALE MALLICOTE-Glee Club 2 US H1story 4 Voc Shop 4 VIC 4 Reporter 4 VIRGINIA MARCH H1 Y 2 3 4 Cab1net3 FTA 2 3 4 Treas 3 Rambow G1rls 2 3 4 Worthy Adv1ser 4 US H1story 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Lat1n Club 2 French Club 3 4 Sec 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Weekly REVIEW 2 BETTY MARCUM Red Cross 4 US H1story 4 JACK MARCUM Football 2 Basketball 3 US H1s tory 3 KENNETH MARTIN US H1story 4 VIC 4 V1ce Pres 4 Voc Shop 4 MARILYN MARTIN H1 Y 2 3 Art Club 2 MaJor ette 2 3 4 US H1story 3 B1ology 4 Honor So Clety 4 GAA 4 beckons some PLEAS MARTIN Tumbllng Team 2 3 4 US HIS tory 3 4 JOHN MAYES US H1story 4 KEN MQADAMS Band 2 3 4 US H1story Span 1sh Club 3 4 Sec 4 H1 Y VICC Pres Orchestra Latln Club 2 Muslcal 3 LOIS MCBURNEY Span1sh Club 2 3 Chorus 2 H1 Y 2 3 Home Ec Club 2 3 US H1StOIy3 FTA 3 GERALDINE MCDANIEL-B1ology 3 US H1story 4 ROBERT MCGEE-Band 2 Latm Club Junxor Senate 3 VIC Club 4 MARGIE MCKENNEY Chorus 2 3 US H1story BETTY MEYERS French Club 3 US H1story Chorus 2 3 M1xed Chorus 4 GEORGIA MEYERS Blology 3 Span1sh Club 2 US H1story 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Chorus 2 ROBERT MINTON Band 2 Orchestra 2 Tumblmg Team 3 4 B10l0gy 4 HARRY MISEL-DeMolay 3 4 US H1story 4 BONNY MIZER H1 Y 2 3 US H1St0Yy 4 B1ology 3 FTA 2 3 4 Rambow Gxrls 2 3 4 Chant Staff 4 Lat1n Club 3 Sec 3 EUGENE MOENCK Tumbllng Team 2 3 4 FTA 4 US H1story 3 4 German Club 2 3 39 ww WWA '91 X129 he lax I 'N'-'Y .QW DELORES MONTGOMERY H1 Y 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Rambow Glrls 2 3 4 Week ly Rev1ew 3 4 Busmess Staff 2 U S H1story 4 B1ology 3 FLOYD MOORE-US H1story GLORIA MOORE-Glee Club 2 3 4 Ram wG1rls2 3 FTA 2 4 H1Y2 US HISIOTY 3 Spanlsh Club 2 Student Counc1l 3 Red Cross 4 ROBERT MOORE-U S H1story 3 W1nner of Poster Contest WILLIAM MOOORE-Tumblmg Team 4 US HISIOTY 4 Obstacle Course Tro phy 2 Strength and Efflclency Trophy 3 VIRGINIA MORGAN US H1story 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 H1 Y 2 SHIRLEY MORGENROTH FTA 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Latm Club 2 Rambow G1rls 2 3 4 Jun1or Senate 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 US H1story 3 Chant Staff 3 4 Semor Senate 4 Blology 2 JUDY MORRIS Art Club 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 Home Ee Club 2 3 Prog Ch 3 FTA 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 French Club 3 4 US HISIOTY 4 PATTY MULLEN US H1story 3 MAE MULLINS B1ology 3 US H1story 4 Honor Soclety 4 RONALD MURPHY Reta1l Sellmg 4 SHIRLEY NAPIER US H1story 3 Blology CAROLYN NEARS H Y 2 FTA 3 Chorus 2 3 US H1story 3 Glee Club 4 B1ology 3 GAREY NOE-US H1story 4 Voc Shop PAUL NUNAMAKER US H1story 4 JOANN NUNNERY US H1story Blology PAT OCONNER US H1St0Ty GAA B1 ology Reta1l Sellmg 4 CAROL OHR H1 Y 2 3 Student Counc1l 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 3 US H1story 4 Blology 3 FTA 3 4 Treas 4 Honor SOCIGIY 4 RICHARD OTT Glee Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, US H1story 4 LOIS OWENS Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Ralnbovv Glrls 2, 3, 4, US H1story 4, Majorette 3, 4, Usher 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY PAINTER Ra1f1b0W G1rls 2, 3, 4, H1 Y 2, 3, 4, US H1story 4, Latln Club 2, B1ology 3, Safety Counc1l 2 Homemaklng wlll BOYD PALMER H1 Y 2 3 See 2 Wecklv Renew 2 3 4 Feature Edrtor 4 Junror Sen ate 3 Senror Senrte 4 US Hrstorx 3 Brologw 3 Sp 1n1sh Club 3 Cures Div 2 Safetx Counul 3 BURTON PARKER H1 Y 2 3 Tumbllng Te rm 2 3 4 US I-xrstory 2 3 Alt Club 4 B1ologV 2 3 4 KENNETH PARKS US H1story SYLVIA PARRISH Desrns Councrl 4 TIWIISIQI from Phoenlx Arrzona RAYMOND PARSLEY Voc Shop 3 4 VIC 4 US Hrstorv 4 WANDA PARVIN Hr C Club 3 Footllghters Club 3 US H1St0Iy 4 WILLIAM PATE Art Club 2 3 4 US Hrstorv 4 CLARA PATRICK Student Counerl 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Captdrn 4 Chant Staff 3 4 Edrtor n Ch1ef4 Latrn Club 2 Pres 2 Spdnrsh Club 3 4 Pres 4 Rep of Counerl 3 V1ee Pres of Counerl 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Ser1be 4 FTA 2 3 4 Pres 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Ethres Counc1l3 Brologw 3 US Hrstory 3 Counc1l3 Conference Comm 2 Class Vrce Pres 2 Homecommg Court 4 Buck eye Grrls State 3 Queen of Twelfth Nrght 4 ETTA PATTON Band 3 US Hrstory 4 Brology FAYE PENNINGTON Red Cross 2 L1brary Club Brology 3 US Hrstory 4 JACQUELINE PENNINGTON H1 Y 2 3 B1OlOgy US Hrstory 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chorus FTA ERMA PERKINS H1 Y 2 US Hrstory 3 Chorus 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QQ, Q-uv Y' elarm others Ldtrn Club 2 MARLENE PFEIL-US Hrstorx 4 Counerl-1 Brologx H1 Y 2 3 4 Red Cros RALPH PFIRRMAN Footbrrll 2 3 4 T1 uk Temr Pre 2 Vree Pes 3 L Mol rv 2 3 4 Mrster Counellor 4 Chorus 2 3 4 US Hrstory 3 Musrml 2 3 4 Conferenee Du 2 RUSSELL PHILLIPS Dramatrcs 2 3 4 Speech 2 3 4 Brnd 2 3 4 Herd Drum M.11or 4 Str e Crevu US Hrstorx 4 LUCILLE PHILPOT US Hrstorx 2 4 Brologx 3 PATRICIA PIERCE H1 Y 2 3 US H1StOIV 2 3 4 L'1t1n Club 2 Red Cross 2 Art Club 2 Brologx 3 BARBARA POPE L1t1n Club 2 H1 Y Brologv 3 US Hrstorv 3 WALTER POPP Orchestra 2 H1 Y 2 US Hrstorv 3 DON PURKEY Spdnrsh Club 2 Conferente D15 2 Glee Club 2 Sh1rt Sleeves 2 Red Cross 2 3 4 Pres 4 Footlrghters 3 Mother Is A Freshmrn 3 Mus1eal2 Mr Barrys Etchlngs 3 US Hls tory 3 4 H1 Y 4 Brologv 4 WAYNE RAHISER H1 Y 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 German Club 4 Conferenee Comm 2 Student Councrl 2 US Hrstorv 3 Latrn Club 2 Honor Socrety 3 4 Blology 2 DeMolay 2 3 4 RICHARD RAWLINGS US Hrstory 4 VIC 4 Auto Shop JANICE REEC Club 3 4 CLARA REIFF H1 Y 2 3 4 US Hrstorv Spanrsh Red Cross H1 Y US Hrstorx T 4--uv our 'S' , 'C' 1 fi '05 'Q-lv N15 DAVID REINER Band 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Pres 2 4 H1 Y Council 3 4 Pres Latin Club 2 US History 3 VERNON REIST US H1story JOY REYNOLDS H1 Y 2 3 4 Treas Biology 2 US I-I story 2 Latin Club Senior Senate 4 JAMES RICE Tumbling Team 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 US History 3 Latin Club 2 Sen lor Senate 4 Biology 3 SHIRLEY RICE US History 4 Chorus 2 GAA 3 Biology 4 Basketball 3 ANN RICH H1 Y 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Sec of Cab1net4 US History Biologv CAROLYN RICHARDSON H1 Y 4 US History 4 JAYE RICHARDSON US History JOHN RICHTER H1 Y Latin Club US H1sto1y RUTH RILEY Chorus 2 H1 Y 2 3 S H1story 4 GAA 3 BRADLEY ROARK H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 4 US History 3 4 Counc1l3 4 Pres 4 Honor Society 4 Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Glee Club 3 4 PATRICIA ROBERTS Band US History RONNIE ROBERTS-Latin Club 3 Pres 3 US History 4 COUHC114 Baseball 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Captain 4 Football 2 WANDA ROBERTS Glee Club 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 Co op 4 US History 4 Biology 3 WILLIAM ROBERTSON Art Club US History Co op 4 DELLA ROBINSON Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 4 US Historv 4 Honor Society 4 DALE ROBINSON U.S. History 4 Football 2' Voc. Shop 3. CARL ROEMER-Basketball 2 3 4' U.S. History 3' Hi-Y 3 4' Vice Pres. of Class LUCIA ROLFE-Hi-Y 2 3' Cabinet 3' Red Cross' Rainbovx Girls: Worthy Adviser 4' Spanish Club 3 4' Biology' Junior Sen- ate 3' Deans Council 4' Student Council' U.S. History. ROBERT ROSE- Shirt Sleeves 2' Hi-Y 2' Stage Crew 2' Latin Club 2' Weekly Re- view 2' Business Staff 2' Footlighters Club 3' German Club 3g Red Cross 3' French Club 3, 45 Treas. 35 U.S. History HYMAN Ros1N-Footbaii Team 45 chant Staff 45 U.S. Historyg Football Mgr. 2, 33 Weekly Review 33 Hi-Y 2. Industr WIII call the husky ones LARRY RULON US H1story French Club FRANCES RUSH H1 Y 2 Spamsh Club 2 U S H1s tory Blology ROBERT SCALF Band 2 3 4 Sp3HlSh Club 2 US HISIOTY 4 H1 Y 2 IRA SAMPLES-US Hlstorv MONA SCHANEY Art Club 2 3 FTA 3 Span1sh Club 3 4 US H1story 3 VVILLIAM SCHATZ US H1St0Fy 3 ROBYN SCHAUB Red Cross 2 3 V1ce Pres 4 Safe ty Counc1l 3 Art Club 3 Pres 3 US HISIOTQ 3 Latln Club 2 Honor Soclety 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 ALOMA SCHERZINGER US H1StOFy LOIS SCHOOLEY Glee Club 2 3 H1 C Club 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 US HISIOYQ RICHARD SCHORR Lat1n Club 2 Stage Crew 3 4 German Club 4 Pres 4 US H1story 4 Chant Staff 4 Photography Edltor 4 Wmner All School Speech Contest 3 Chorus 2 3 Honor SOCl6ty 4 JANNA SCHRENKER Magorette 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 FTA 3 Red Cross 4 US H1story 4 MARGARET SCHURR Lat1n Club 2 U S H1story 3 Safety Counc1l 3 4 Honor SOC1Bty 4 Red Cross 3 German Club 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Counul Art Club 3 Sec 3 Chant Staff 4 B1ologx 3 JOANN SCHWARTZ US HISIOIX 4 H1 Y 3 B101 ogy 3 IxATHERINE SCHWARZ Latm Club 2 Gexman Clun 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Band 2 3 O1chest1a 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 Honor SOCIQIV 4 CARL SCHWEINFEST US H1story ANN SCOTT Student Councll 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 US H1story 3 Ralnbovs G ls 2 3 4 FORREST SCOTT VIC 4 Chorus 2 US H1StOIX 4 GERALD SCOTT US H1sto1y H1 Y B1olog,v ISABELLA SCOTT Latln Club 2 US H1sto1V B1 ology JAMES SCOTT Band 2 3 4 Oxchestm PEGGY SEBASTIAN Ralnbovw Guls 2 3 4 US H1St0Yy 3 CHRISTIE SETZLER H1Y 2 3 4 Vue P1es 3 Plog Ch 4 US HISIOFY 3 Photoglaphy Club 2 CAROLE SHEPARD US Hlstorv 3 B1ology 3 Co op 4 THOMAS SHEPERD US H1story 3 Tumblmg Team X! if if 5 41,15 if 254 43 o W 1 N K k L I O O - . . : . : : '- . . 1 -' 1 - - : 3 . . - : . : L : H' . ,. 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' ' 1 0 X' gb ,Ni ERMA SHIFLET Latin Club 2 US Hlstoiy 3 Biology 3 FREDA SMITH US History 4 Latin Club 3 Biology 3 JANET SMITH US Hxstorv 3 Biology 3 Senior Senate 4 H1 Y 4 Photography Club 3 Latin Club 2 German Club 4 Deans Council 4 JUANITA SMITH US History MARLENE SMITH Cheelleadel 2 3 4 Red C1oss 2 H1 Y 4 Rainbow G11ls 2 3 B1 ology 3 US Histoiy 4 Co op 4 Junior Prom Coult 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 JAMES SNYDER DeMolay 3 4 US H1s tory 3 Spanish Club 2 B1ology 3 MARY SPADA Bloloffy 3 US H1story 3 JANE SPATH Library Club 2 H1 Y 2 GAA 2 3 Student Counc1l3 4 Junior Senate 3 Biology 3 US Hlstoly 3 Jun lor Prom Couit 3 FRANK SPAULDING Latin Club 4 Band 2 Orchestra 2 US History 4 Biology 3 WILLIAM SPEARS Spanish Club 2 3 4 Rep 4 US History 4 Ped Cross 4 SHARON SPENCE US History Sp nish Club 3 Biology 3 Volleyball 3 H1 C Club 3 Chorus 2 MARGARET SPRADLING H1 Y 2 3 4 US HlSf0FV 3 Red C1oss 3 Biololf Bus ness Staff 4 BARBARA STAMPER H1 Y 2 US History 3' Biolovy 3. JAMES STATES-U.S. History. CLARENCE STEELMAN-U.S. History ' Biology' Baseball 3 4' Basketball ' Football 2. 4. THOMAS STEVENSON-U.S. History . HUBERT STEWART-Football 2' U.S. His- tory 3. JACK STEWART-Biology 2' History . WILLIAM STOI ELY-Chorus 2 3 4' Base- bal 2. JACQUELINE STURTON-U.S. History 3' Art Club 3' Hi-Y 2 3 4' Glee Club 2' Mixed Chorus 2' G.A.A. 2' French Club 3 4' Red C1'oss 4. DOROTHY SWAIN - U.S. History' Senior Senate. And the scholars will advance to college OTTO SWANNER-Football 2, 3, 43 Track Team 2, 3, 4' Basketball 2, 3 4. IxATHRYN TABOR French Club 2 3 US History 3 Blologv 4 Weekly Renew 3 4 GERALD TAYLOR US H1sto1y 4 Voc Shop 3 4 VIC Club 4 ROBERT TAYLOR US H1story JOHN THOMPSON US H1sto1y 3 LINNIE TIPTON US H1story 4 NATHANIEL TOOKER Band 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Football 2 IHe'11 Ame11ca Smgmg 2 US H1story 3 Latm Club 4 RICHARD LEE TULEY Cholus 2 3 4 B1ology 3 Art Club 2 BARBARA TURNER GAA 2 US H1story 4 B1 ology 3 Reta1l Selhng 4 LILA TURNER US H1SfOfy 3 FTA 4 JIMMY TUSSEY Glee Club 2 3 US H1story 4 H1 Y 2 Muslcal 2 3 JAMES TUTTLE H1 C Club 2 3 Glee Club I Hear Amer1ca Slngmg 2 3 B1ology 3 US H1StOry 4 NANCY VENERABLE Span1sh Club 2 3 US H15 tory 3 B1ology 3 Retall Sellmg 4 1 vane: 'u-I 3' 42.1 CHARLES VON STEIN-U.S. Historyg Spanish Club JERRY WAGNER Football 2 3 4 WILLIAM WALKER-US H1story JIMMIE WARNER Tumblmg Team 2 Football 2 3 4 Track Team 2 3 4 GAIL WATSON GAA 2 3 4 Basketball 3 CHARLES WEATHERWAX US H1story SpanlSh Club 2 3 Chant Staff 4 Blology 3 JOANN WEBB B1ology 3 US H1story 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Cabxnet 4 Student Counc1l 4 Honor Soclety 4 Weekly REVIEW 4 Ed1tor1a1 Ed1tor 4 Deans Counc1l FREDERICK WEINMAN Latm Club 2 VICE Pres 2 Student COLlI1C1l2 H1 Y 2 3 4 V1ce Pres 2 Pres 3 4 US H1St0Fy 3 Blology 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Captam 4 TBHDIS 2 3 4 Class Pres 2 3 4 Jun1or Senate 3 Senlor Senate 4 Good CltlZ9nS 3 Weekly REVIEW 4 H1 Y Counc1l 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Court SUSAN WEINMAN Latm Club 2 Pres 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Junxor Prom Queen 3 Homecommg Court 4 ERNEST WEISER US H1St0Yy KIRTLEY WELDON VIC Club Tumbhng Team US H1St0fy 1 1 3 ' . . 1 . , . . - , , . 1 V 1 ' , . . . . - - - 1 'f 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . . , , , , 1 . . . - . , . , , , . 1 . . . - . . , T . . 7 . 7 7 7 ' 1 '- . 7 ' ' Y 1 - Y 7 1 1 7 1 . 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V54-1 2,4 ,HL 'I' .f , I X JOAN WELLS-Bxology 3 US H1story 3 Speech Club 2 Co op 4 RAYMOND WELLS-US H1St0fy Club 4 MARJORIE WELLS-B1ology US H1story MARY WEST FTA 3 4 US H1St0Ty B1 ology BETTY WESTFALL MaJorette 2 3 4 Chant Staff 4 Student Counc1l 4 Lat1n Club 2 Pres 2 Red Cross 3 4 IHear Amer1ca Smgmg 3 FTA 2 3 4 Sec 4 Rambow G1r1s 2 3 4 B1ology 3 US H1StOFy 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 Deans Counc1l 4 SHIRLEY WHISMAN H1 Y 2 US H1story 4 Sen1or Senate 4 B1ology 4 Spamsh 3 SHIRLEY WHITTON Spamsh Club 2 H1St0Ty 3 Bxology 3 Rambow Glrls 2 3 4 Safety Counc1l 2 GWEN WILLIAMS Spanlsh Club 2 History 3 M1Xed Chorus 2 3 BARBARA WILSON Ralnbow Glrls 2 US H1story 4 B1ology 3 Home Ec Treas 3 MARIELLE WILSON US H1story 3 B101 VERNON WILSON H1 Y 2 3 Honor So clety 4 German Club 3 4 US H1story DOUGLAS WIMMER H1 Y 2 3 4 U S H1story 3 Latm Club 2 German Club 4 Student Counc1l 4 LOIS WINKLER Co op 4 B1o1ogy 4 US H1story 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 GARY WINKLER Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 US H1story 3 H1 Y FRED WINSTED Voc Shop 3 4 US H1s tory 4 DORA WITT Honor Soc1ety 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 Co op 4, Latin Club 2 US HlSt0Iy 3 Blology 4 FRANK WITT Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Mus 1ca12 H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 3 US H1StOTy 4 Counc1l 4 Latln Club 2 Red Cross 2 SANDRA WITTERS-US H1story 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 4 Chant Staff 4 Conference Comm 2 Latln Club 2 R31I'1bOW Glrls EMMA WOOD US H1story HAROLD WOOLWINE Football Spamsh Club US H1story JAMES WRIGHT H1 Y 2 Dramatlcs 3 U S H1St0Ty 3 Latln Club 2 3 Blology 4 S - - 3 , . , . . 3. 1 . . . , Q . . 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Q . 7 Q . . . . . . i ' S . 4 - ' S , S - SHIRLEY WRIGHT H1 Y 2 3 4 Officer 2 3 4 Stu FRANK YOUNG US Hlstory 3 4 Blology 3 Re dent Counc1l 2 3 4 Captain 4 Prog Ch of Class tall Selling 4 2 US History 3 Latin Club 2 French Club 3 BARBARA ZIMMER Latin Club 2 US History 3 Pres 4 Biology 3 Rainbow Girls 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 GAA 2 Red Cross 4 Rainbow ROBERT WYNN US History 3 Chorus 2 H1 Y 2 Grs 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 3 4 Biology 3 Red Cross 4 ROBERT WOLFE-US History 3 Two members of the Junior class were lost in this fateful year Margaret Long lost her life 1n an automobile accident Peggy as she was known to her many friends, was very active in dramatics, H1 Y, and Spanish Club Not only was she a very popular girl, but she was also very capable and talented Keith Jackson died of a virus when the influenza was hitting this area causing many illnesses. All friends of Keith were equally as shocked as they were at Peggys death- both were so sudden and unexpected. Yes, we students dearly miss the students whose lives were taken in the prime of their youth. Into each life some rain must fall once said Longfellow. It rang true for us in our last and ever-eventful year in high school when we lost one of the most gifted students in our class. Mary Anne Fildes died November 27 1952 from injuries sustained in a mysterious tragedy on Beis- singer Road. Mary Anne was a member of Hi-Y Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus, and U. S. History Club. She played the lead in I Hear America Singing in her junior year and was destined for a great musical career. We would like to pay our tributes to the very talented Mary Anne, whom we shall always remember. In memories We are the Class of '53 gt ' g , ,:. Q- , il ' , 2 .,- .,. ls. ', The junior officers are: Sally Bolton, Carol Bradbury, Jean Brown, Sally Leihenseder, Janet Brinkdopke. Juniors are our backbone Betsy Baker, Paul Grieselhuber, Pete Sohngen, Lois Foster, and a busy day to refresh themselves with a drink. F. Jim Reed pause during Adams, Barbara Adams, Charles Adams, Robert Adams Shirley Adams Tom Agee Verna Aldridge Catherlne Alexander, Mary Ellen Amos Jerry Antes, Suzanne Armstrong Gall Arnold Doug Arthur, Ann Baden, Louls Barley, James Baker, Betsy Baker, Dave Baker, Mar Baker, Ron Baker, Sylvia Barbaro, Sam Barrett Delores Barrett Wllllam Bartels, Tom Batcher Jackie Becker, Margne Begley, Gerrxe Begley, Robert Benge, Beatrice Bennett, Bob Benson, Dave Betz, Nancy Blppus, Emma Blttlnger Vlrgmia Blades, Myra Blankenship John Blossom, Bob Bohlander, Bob Bolton, Sally Bowden, Mary Kay Bowermaster, Rusty Bowling John Bowlmg, Mane Bowling, Roberta Bradbury Carol Braun, Charles Braun Nell Brickey Doug Brmkdopke Janet Brock Harold Brock Mildred Brosser, Patty Brown, Barbara Brown, Jean Brown, Richard Brummer Carol Brunck Edlth Brusaw Sarah Buettner Norman Bulow, Patty Bundy, Elvira Burke Emma Buttery Vlrgll Cam Della Callahan Martha Campbell Alice Campbell Bernice Campbell Roger Carpenter Carolyn , . . , . , , Y , , , , , , Bowling, Charles , , , , , , , . - . , , , . , , , , 7. -OK Carter, Shlrle Cassano Sam Caudlll Tom Cearley Harriet Chadvuck Jerry Chandler Pearl Chxlds Vlrglnla Clalr Loretta Clark Emma Clark, Carl Cohn Anna Cohen Ellen Cohen Sandy Colller James Conover Ralph Cook Leon Cooper Alvin Cooper Duck Copeland Barbara Cornette Don Couch Ronald Couch Gene Cox Dorothy Cox, Marjorie Coyle Ronald Crouch Mark Croucher, Carol Crow, Tom Cunagm Betty Dailey, Glorla Dallls, Elaine Dare Catherme Daugherty Sue Davidson Carole Dawson, Joseph Dawson Naoml Deaton, Ovsen DeBordt Ronny DeLong Sam Deyerle, C V5 Dlckerscheld Rlchard Diehl Pleter Dooley Helen Dorenbusch Mary Sue Doyle, Donna Dugglns Marlene Dulll, Kenneth Dunaway Anelta Ebmger, Judy Emsfeld John Eisner, Dona Ellmgson Don Ellis, Alex Ertel, Jerry Estrldge Lotus Evans Harold Evans, Yvonne Farthmg, Jerry Feltner, Bob Feltner, Vernon Fmk Mary Jane Fitzgerald Janet Flannery Yxonne Fllck Joyce Fogel Ina Foreman, Blll Foster Lols Foster Dlck Fox Gary . y , , , , Y K. . , , . . 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Peggy Gadd, Shirley Gann, Don Garnier, Dorothy Garside, Janet Gebhart, Dave Getz, Doris Gibbons, Harold Gibson, Donald Gibson, Georgia Gillespie, Barbara Gillum, John Glass, Lois Glover, William Golden, Richard Goodman, Edith Goodwin, Aaron Gordon, Barbara Gould Bobby Grammel Robert Graves, Edward Gray, Donna Gray, Phyllis Green, Larr Green, Sara Grew e, Beverly Grleselhuber Paul Griffith William Gross, Ralp Gwaltney, Nan Hacker, Emma Haddlx, Bonnie Hall Robert Hamblin Leon Hamburger, Juanita Hamilton Eugene Hamilton, John Harbron Donald Hard Jane Hardwick, Leroy Harris, Nancy Hatten, Raymond Hatten, Richard Hatton Ida Mae Hayes, Richard Heatherly Sherman Hehl Jerry Heitsman Jack Henderson Robert Hendrix Erven Henry, 0 Hensley, Paul Herzog Henry Hillen, Mary Hoel, Jack Holland Shirley Hollister Kenneth Hoover, Nancy Hornung Coletta Howard, Phillip Howard Robert Howe Sarah Hubbard Amy Huddleson Daud Hudson John Hudson 'Vlary Hunley Patty -la A f ..- 15... .., '4W QW :mf .Q 41 K L - -of 1 Y rf ' 1 , K A 6 , , A . 1 , Q ,s h Cy Y ' 5 , ' 1, ' y .eip ,, . 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A 1 , , , . , - V I y Molter Donald Moneace Margaret 'Vloore Plame Nloore Russell 'Vlorrls Jimmy 'llorton Kathryn 'lloss Donald 'Vlotley Joy NIo'7er Nell Mueller James Muncy Shirley Nantz Roland Neeley Nanc Nieman Sara Noe Thomas Northcutt Don Nunemaker Phillip Olner Richard Owens Bobby Parman Woodrow Patton Shirley Pentecost JoAnn Perkins Sally Phelps Anetta Phelps Phillip Pilgrim Alice Pltstick Janice Plapp Carl Polen Sally Pollng Patsy Porter Clara Potts Everett Powers Donald Prentner Joseph Preston Kate Preston MBTIOH Price Donald Proffit Shirley Protzman, Janet Protzman John Puckett Eugene Purdy Donna Quincy Carole Ramsey James Ratliff Jean Rednour Oval Reed Ronald Reed Wallace Reid, Jlm Reynolds Pat Rees Nancy Reiter Dolores Reynolds Barbara Reiley Bob Rhmehlmer Chester Rich Norma Richardson, Catherine Riley, Richard Riley, Ronnie Rinck, Fred Ringel, Howard Rish, Marilyn Roberts, Shirley Robinette, Jerome Robinson, Jacqueline Robinson, Ronald Rodgers, John Rupp, Janice Rush. Clinton Russo, JoAnn UH fv- 4:- -may 'ic va Nw- 10 va. as 53 Q .. , 4 - ,, . , A an lb Q 4 1 , A!,, W -.. 4, 1-fp yan arf' ik-J' xr A lift L 1 532! - 'Q ' 5 l, Q Nd W' an f if 4 ' Qi : Y 5 ' 'Y' 1 Samples, Patricia Sandlin, Ronald Saylor, Ralph Schenk, Rosanell Schiff, Leroy Schlenk, Gary Schmaltz, Mary Schmidt, Calvin Schmitz Sara Schluer Carole Scholz Vhlllam Schurger Joann Schurger Roberta Scruggs Thomas Seegers Patricia Seeley, Donald Sellers Raymond Sewell, JoAnn Shane, Jerry Sharp, Mary Ellen Sheffstall Darlene Shelton Ruth Shepherd Carol Shllt Wlnlfred Schollenharger Marion Short, Edna Short, Robert Singleton Joann Smith Georgia Smith Holden Smith Mona Smith Ralph Smith Rosemary Smith Stella Smith Walter Snow, Henry Snowden, Carol Sohngen Pete Sons, Wanda Spadafora MarJor1e Spence Charles Spradlmg, Lois Stamper, Glenn Stamper Loneene Stanifer, Barbara Stanton Melvyn Stephenson, Jane Stephenson Jean Stewart David Stewart, Glenn Stlzel, William Stlvers, Mary Strong, Lowell Sturton Donald Sweeten Robert Tabor, James Tillet Jerry Turnbaugh Sue Turner, James Turner Priscilla Yuhl Barbara Van Lieu, George Vennefron, Rodger Venerable Bonnie Vessely, Jon Vornheder, JoAnn Vlaxnscott James Walker, Louis Wallace, Laura Wallace Shlrlew .4- '17 Wallen Ronnle Wallen Wllllam Walls Martha Waltner Sue Warner D Warner .loan Warren James Webb, Webb, Burke Stephen Welch, Jerry Wells, Wells, Marva Ronald Welsh, Susan Wendt, Christa Werlein. Sharon West, Mattie Wheatley, Marilyn Wheeler, June White, Mildred Whitmore, Janet Wilkinson, Clcero .fo bt .AWE .ea Willrams Bruce Wxllxams Carl Willis Barbara Wilson Glenda Wilberly Shirley Winkle James Wiseman, Dan Witters, Sally Wolf, Richard Wood, Robert Wren, Norma Wright, Judy Wysong, Norma Yeakle, James Young, Ruth Zeller, Jack Zellner, Barbara Robertson, Maurice Stewart, Ed i of r 4- . '5 4' , f V . W? , J . .if .5 fu ' V ' -r , , A I.. ge-:7 9 ' - I ,J A 1 ix ' if K 4 ,aj , H xg, f , . 'V ' L , i , -. ' sg. if X -, A . wi , f ,., . , -Q , . ' :Q f C' www.. ,elf E570 .f ' f f -, 2 1 , ,. yi 'A ,, ff vm , K 4 W A , , V ' : Q fe ' ,. - A . ' 9 'T ' 1 ' ' ' hw , 1 ' - A F 1 I ' .' , 'ffg - ' f ,Q at ., ic: 1 A 'A U V K .4 'I q -3' I ., ' l i 5 . . 9. ' V v I i. ' , I , , 7 , , , J. . n , , , Sophomore offlcers Bev Gray Sh1rley Saylor Dave Allen Phyllls Scales and Jean Cooley leave school Each year We Welcome the new sophomores Sophomores Marcla Voss Alan Leshner and Jane Henderson enjoy an 1m1tat1on of Johnny Ray by Doug Combs after la job well done. 56 'lhmmx Blrllltl hton Kd :ms Kd uns Kd mn xtlkll'lS Xhlrlrlg Phllllp Burton Janus Naomn Slnrlu 1 Dc lorm '- Xldr1dg.,1 Jllhll 'llnxmdmr Pxtrlu Xlmx lnrhr Rohm rt mn D ill Xndcrxon Bxrhlra Xndruu Pull Knits Jlmt Xntu Rulmrd Xrtnt Nul Krmstronf., Joc Xrnold Box d Xrnold Jlfll Xrthur 'Huh nl Mhmraft Arnold Xuradcn John Bakt Shtrrw Bakcr Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Dardl Densll Fllen Glorla 'Wx rtle Netha Dick Bob Saul Bales Ronald Ballerlno Janice Banks Stephen Barber Mary Bard Xnne Barger Kenneth Barns Norbert Barnett Carol Batclulder If lmer Beckett B irrett Batdorf flea lu Beckett Bmcraft If mllv Dorcas Jerry Rohcrtl Patrlcla Xnna BLII Dusn Bmnunli Patrlua Bercau John Bctschu fll'll'lLN B1 tschmr 'Sl :rv BlpDllS Barlnra B1 hop Rchcu BIMIIIHLI' 'lvlarxm Blauhln Jolm Blair Gerald Blakmlx Tom Bla-uns l-dlth Blu Jeannine Botmr Jamu Bmxhnf., Daud Bouhnp, Jolm Bon Img Nlarg tru Bowling Norma Bon man Carolx n Boxd Rnhard Bmkm Irma Brasluar Dali Brlncgnr 0 Del Brlttmgham Don Broun Wlargu Brulk Dauana Brunf. lr duard Brw ant Donald Brw ant Willie Bullock Cwrus Bungcr Gunn Burkc Barbara I I fd- ,ard ,wa i ,V 2 im'-mM:'i:Xw ,,,.. 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Richard Fanter, June Fanter, Lucille Farthing, Bctty Fassett, Patricia Ferguson, Lynne Fields. Nancy I- :Ile Rich ard Iflnk Billie Inu Flschcr Rich :rd I- l'sCllLl' Blll I- lanncrs Nlltchell I' lcsher Dannw I' lou crs ll irolcl Postmr Ulncr Fox Harrx I'ra7u.r Irnurx French Nlars I- remh Patrlu u I- rick Judw I- rost -Xlhcrt Frost Norma Frs birglr Patriua I' ults Joan FIITEIIISOII Jerri Fardner Ron lld Geckeler Chris George Anna Gibson Barbara Gibson Doris Glhson Paul Goins Garw Goodxun Dorothy Gorsueh Blanche Gould Jerrw Graeser Judw Graeser Tom Graham Janice Grammel Ex elwn Grant Tom Gray Bex Gray Gencuexe Graw Gars Griesmer Anne Griffin Wlarxln Grove Jim Gros e Jo-Xnn Gumm Donald Guthrie 'llurel Hacker Saul Hamblln Betts Hammock Kenneth Hammons Roger Hampton Ronald Hampton Savannah Hancock Charles Hardy Carlene Hargett Shlrrene Harrison Eduard Harrison Frances Harrison I orena Hart Jane Hatcher. Robert Haun. Sheilah Hayes Carl Hayes James Hayes, Janet Hays Jim Hazelwood. 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Curtis Retherford Gerald Reynolds Bescrlv Rhodus, Alun Rice Gall Rlch Daniel Richardson, 'Weil Richardson Vlalter Richmond Rita Richter, Edward Rizor Clayton Robertson Marilyn Robinson Carol Roden, Vhlllam Rogers, Billy Rogers, Buddy Rodgers, Doug as Rogers, Ruby Rollyson, Gene Rook Nancy Rose Ronald Rosenswexg, Charles Rosson, Maureen Roush Bob Ruch Jack Ruhlman Nancy Rupert Benny Ross Ronald Russell, Betty Russo Carol St Clair, Ronnie Salone Charles Sandlm, John Sanor, Ann Sauer Patty Sawyer, Tressa Saylor Shirley Scales, Phyllis Schalble Arlene Schaub Phyllis Schneider Maryorle Schooley Carol Schwab Daud Schwarz, Dan Selbold Sylua ellman, Don etzler Mary Seward Edward Seward Harlene Sewell, Norman Sharp Roland Shazler, Allen Shearer, Harold Shelley, Marjorie Shelton, Joy Shepherd Charles Shepherd ueen Shlflet Kat ryn Shiflet Willis Shlplet, Raymond Shirley Bill Shollenbarger Harry Shullo Mary Jo Simpson, Alice Simpson Roberta Sims Albert Swemore Brad Skelton, Durbin Smith Bonnie Smith Fred Smith Gene Smith Mary Smith Robert Smith, Sandra Smith Vernon Smithson, Michael Snowden, Barhara Sorrell, William Spadafora, Frances Sparks, Robert Spears, Darlene Spencer, Jack Spier, Rita Spurloek. Mabel Stahl. Herman Stahlheber, Mary Stamper, Leon Steiger. Janet Stephens. Garner Stewart, Gail Stewart Robert St1t1el 'Vlary Stokes Stll70l Stn ers Stomps Stoops Strode, Strong James Robert I aura l- hvaheth Sandra Nancy Aly ln Strunks Anna Styles James Sweet Bobbv Sueeten Shlrley Sword Patrlela Fedders Carl Thexss Joan Thomas Addie Thomas James Thomas Richard Thompson Ahce Thompson Melome Thompson Phyllis Tllton, James Tlpton James Tohlas Yvonne Topmlller Marilyn Tray lor Gu endoly n Tudor Jerry Tuley Sandra Turner Turner Turner Turner Fussey Audley I ola Susan Tom Darlene Tyson Leon Van Hook Joyce Vetter Wllllam yon Brauchltseh Wllllam Von Seelen Francls Voss 'Vlarcla Wagner Norma Wagner, Robert W ankmxller Caroly n Warfield Wllllam W aterson Carol W atson My rna W eay er Charles W eaw er Janet W ear er My rna Webb Henry Webb James Webb Margle Webb Roger W elnman Phs lhs Wells Clv de Wells James Wells Raymond W est James West Ota Nlae Whlsman Rarmon Whltc Jeraldlne White Luellll Whxtlu James Whltt Freda Whitton Patrlcla Wllhams Nlargaret nrfklr-5' '? if 4 ..,. 4 L -1. qv , ,I-of - 4: J 'wi L 9 ,. ,Q-. , A. 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A Z ffsq Yr 4 at 3 4212 KL!! f al N IMPORTANT paxt of ou1 school yea1 IS made up o aLt1v1t1es 1n Wh1Lh we take palt A mon th s ale Lh games potluck suppels H1Y meetmgs, fleld trlps Laleels day and many othels, Of COUISQ one great subject always on ou1 mmds 1S ou1 dance The memo1 1eb of our many othel aQt1v1t1e5 axe put a51de fO1 a whlle fox the dance We all have oul own ldea of xx hat xv1ll make the dance a success fO1 us the fellow O1 ul we want to go xx 1th and the xx onde1ful tune we want to have No mattel how many wonderful plaLes we go we all look fo1xxa1d xx 1th great expectatlons and bagk xx1th fond memo: les on ou1 hlgh school aLt1v1t1es 146 tub he 7 , I m . . X ' l , W if 'IQ 5,3 5 f Q-my ,que s-,-1 Q ..' f 4 W 43-Q 1- - X ' . 9 4 ggi. 49. I 'ew 5 nzfrffggia ' SS' S 3, X ' ,Q .M 'Or '. n g exe 'e . . '- ' y 1 ' ' . ,. . 1 .9 e 7 ' '7 A 7 '7 ' 7 14. Q4 , ' , 1 ' ' 1 4 ' s , 1 ' 7 l ' 3 ' Q' ' V' , 1 1 ' D . , - 7 . , . y' ' 1 y' 1- C O C 01' m0 t 0 el'l,0ne . . . Mr. Valentine took members of his biology class on a trip to Chicago Here Ray Sellers and Carol Bradbury mix fun with studies Pictured above are a group of Hamilton Hlgh School students taken while they were in the Chicago Museum of Natural History Kenny McAdams, tromboneg Cyrus Bullock, trumpetg Dave Reiner, piano: Frank Witt, clarinetg Jim Scott, saxg Nel- son Benzing, saxg Tanny Took- er, drums, Charles Rosenweig, bassg Jack Blaechle, sax. Gloria Moore Shirrene Har gett Ed Biegert and Virginia Morgan sing the message of Christmas to the students at Hamilton High School We all enjoyed the play wont forget the long but en Joyable hours spent in prepara tion for this play We took everyone up into the Hunal ayas to Shangri la for an hour , - 7 Lost Horizon, this year and Y Student Counc1l Offlcers Majors and Captams S1tt1ng around table Sandra Locke Gera1d1ne Allen Joyce Exllson Martl Claft Elame Hunter Ea1lene Ger ber Sh1r1ey Wr1ght and Jo Ann Schurger Standlng Robert Johnson Ronme Roberts and Clara Patr1ck Mr Koger Sh1rley Wrlght Ronme Roberts and Rob ert Johnson d1scuss a problem of the Student Councll Governmg the student body the for BCtlV1ty t1Ck9tS, assembhes the an nual, and varlous other events vuh1ch occur durmg the year The counc1l conslsts of the majors who handle the money the captams, who check the collect1ons of the representatlves and the elected representatlves from the homerooms who collect from the stu dents In order to be el1g1ble to be a captam or a major, one must have been elected to the counc1l for two years . 1 . . Y ' , ' ' 2 1 1 . . Y 7 ' : 3 . ' 7 1 1 ' , V ' r l 5 student counc1l collects the payments y - 1 ' f ,f , 7 ' - ,X r 1 . . Our Semol Senate f1lStlOW Donna Lmdsay Shnlev WhlSmHn Betty Houck Dottle Svxam and Betty Bake Second row Janet Smlth Joan Haye Shlrley Morgemoth Nancy Bake and Mana Flowexs Thlrcl ron John Detxlck J1m Rxce and Boyd Palmer Top Row Janet Whxtmoxe Loxs Fostex Pat Bulow Jane Hard and Jean Brown Center Row Ruth Mxller Ruth Shelton Elalne Dalhs V1rg1n1a Lelaner Dorls Getz and Laura Wallace Bottom Row Daxe Baker Ron Robinson Ron n1e Reed and Bernle Jones 71 - - v . v v ' , . . t v t . - - 1 - - 1 1 v 1 . , , . v v , . . , ' - - 1 . GIRLS HI Y Almost all the g1rls who arc soc1ally 1n clmed are members of the G1rls H1 Y The meetmgs are held each Wednesday evenmg after school w1th comb1ned meetmgs and 1nd1v1dual class meetlngs on alternate weeks Some of the fetes sponsored by these g1rls are the Chr1stmas formal Magg1e and J1ggS dance, potluck, style shows, and Open House held every Fr1day evenmg where Workmg on a proJect for H1 Y are S1t the students may dance Th1s year the G1rls img JOY R9y1'101dS and Margaret SChUfY H1 Y and the Boys H1 Y Jomtly sponsored ?,G?tr2g1f2g Barbara Kramer and Sandra the breakfasts held at a nearby church each week P1ctured here 1S the Glrls H1 y Cabmet lst row Susan La1l Mart1 Craft Ann R1ch Carol Bradbury and Sally Bolton 2nd row Marge Becker Jo Ann Webb Sandra Locke Joyce Elllson SOH13 Jung Jean Brown Dvxana Bruck Carolyn Carpenter and Sally Lelhenseder 3rd row Marva Flowers Judy Anderson Joy Reynolds Shlrley Wrxght Kay Hogan Sandra Wxtters Luc1a Rolfe D1x1e Clutch Janet Br1nkdopke Ann Bard and Patty French 9 l 5 . X . . - . . , . g . . . . A 1 . . . . - - a ' , I . , . r . . ' ' v - a q 7 . ' ' ' 7 7 7 7 Y 7 Y ' 1 D 7 . 5 ' ' ' I 7 . 7 7 7 Y 1 7 7 7 , . S fish . , .... 1 , 1 , 9 . - ..-... K r r Dave Reiner conducts the meeting of the Boys' Hi-Y Council consisting of: Standing: Joe Langdon, Doug Combs, and Guy Pennington. Sitting: Ken Mc- Adams, John Detrick, Cy Bullock, Chris Geckeler, Ralph Smith, and Frank Kinch. BOYS' HI-Y The YMCA of Hamilton sponsors a club for the boys just as the YWCA sponsors one for girls. It is a Christian organization open to any boy. They have a Conference Day annually which gives the boys opportunity for some spirit- ual advice. These are part of Civic Day in which the mem- bers take over the city government for one day. They sponsor school assemblies, have world service, and sponsor dances, hayrides, and other activities that all youth enjoys. National Honor Society. Top row: Bill Evans, Brad Roark. Wayne Rahiser. John Detrick, Alan Haid, Conneth . A . . . ' M .1 Cameron. John Hopkins, Jim Lemeit, Bob Johnson. Dick Schorr, Vernon Wilson. Middle row. ari yn Martin. Nancy Long. Mae Mullins. Judy Morris, Carol Ohr. Robyn Schaub, Margaret Schurr, Della Robin- son. Ellen Campbell, Maxine Corson, Patty Blossom. Bottom Row: Kathy Schwarz. Shirley Morgenroth, Sallie Mae Johnson, Freda Furnier, Clara Patrick. Dorothy Limerick, Elaine Hunter, Judith Anderson. Saun- dra Hutzelman. Betty Houck. Jo Ann Webb. National Honor Society officers are: Alan Haid. Freda Furnier. Robert Johnson, Clara Patrick, and Elaine Hunter. HONOR SOCIETY Those students who have attained total averages of eighty-eight or above and are in a certain upper per cent of their class become members of the National Honor Society. The students are first eligible for membership in the second semester of their junior year. All members must keep their average above the required eighty-eight in order to remain a member. Meetings are held once a month, usually during school time. A banquet is held in the spring at the YWCA with formal initia- tion of the new members. The advisers are: Mr. Christ Geckeler, Mr. Robert Wieche, Miss Catherine Van- Matre, and Miss Marjorie Grafft. SAFETY COUNCIL ui s a f e t V council is an oi ganization oi Ham ilton High School It lb important not only because f its activi t 1 e s in the school but al so because of its xx ork in the com munity fray NO? .mg Mic! Always safety conscious are Sue Turnbaugh Sally Leihenseder and Alan Hald l Boyd Palmer, Ida Mae Hatton, Jimmy Blount. Jerry Chadwick. and JoAnn Webb. and our Review Staff, are busy at work on their weekly paper. WEEKLY REVIEW Front page edltors for the Weekly Review this year were Jerry Chadwick and JoAnn Schurger. JoAnn Webb was editorial page edi- tor Boyd Palmer fea- ture editor: and Jim Blount, sports editor. CHANT Our Chant, the annual publication of the high school, is the result of many months of toil and effort to collect all the important happenings and combine them with class pictures, activities, and sports, before a scheduled deadline. The main purpose of this year book is to keep the memories of our ever-eventful high school days alive. The editors of this book were Clara Pat- rick, editor-in-chiefg Dick Schorr, photog- raphy editorg and Elaine Hunter, copy ed- itor. Miss Rosalie Jendrek is our adviser. To finance the Weekly Review and the Chant, we have the business staff who sell advertisements. Without their help, none of these publications would be possible. The adviser of the business staff is Mr. Paul Ickes. The Chant Staff, Sit- ting: Charles Weather- wax, Bob Gould, Shir- ley Carter, N a n c y Bake, Alice Campbell, Clara Patrick, and San- dra Witters. Standing: Marva Flowers, Elaine Hunter, Dick Schorr, Doris Getz, Barbara Kramer, Margaret Schurr, Betty Westfall, Bonny Mizer, Hyman Rosin. and Ernestine Lane. Members of Business Staff, Sitting: Janet Whitmore, Carol Croucher, Sally Leihenseder, Willis Shiflet. Standing: Ronald DeBorde, Anne Griesmer, Toni Mastandrea, Emmie Clark, Mr. Paul Ickes. RED CROSS Representatives a r e elected from each homeroom to serve on the Red Cross Coun- cil. T h e s e members make favors for vet- erans in hospitals and pack boxes to send to unfortunate children in Europe. Adviser of this group, which tries to help others, is Miss Ruth Foster. Pictured above are: Shirley Morgenroth. Don Purkey, and Loretta Hooker ot ficers of the Red Cross. JoAnn Webb. Betty Westfall, Janet Smith. Sylvia Parrish. Barbara Kramer. Shirlev Wright. Lucia Rolfe. members of the Deans Council. confer with Miss Griesmcr. .M DEAN'S COUNCIL Seven senior girls compos- ing the Dean's Council are se- lected each year by Helen Griesmer, adviser, after they are nominated by the members of the senior class. They dis- cuss the va r i o u s problems which trouble the students in the high school. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Speech students who have earn d a specific number of points are eligible to become a member of the Nation al FOTGHSIC League Al though this club IS not active thls year bemg a member still signifies that an lmoortant part was played in debates and o t h e r various s p e e c h activities t earn membership Pictured here is our library staff From left to right they are Betty Hamblln Wanda Campbell Verna Agee Juanlta Woods Marva Cardwell Sarah Carr Anna Nash Arleen Duckett and Joan Fults Practlclng after school are Gale Giles Richard Golden Carolyn Carpenter and Howard Rmgel members of the Natlonal Forensic League THE LIBRARY The llbrary serves as a material center for the school Here is kept a large collection of pamphlets and m a p s for the use of all pupils and teachers. It is 1' o o m fo r voluntary reading where the pu- pil may look through good books and maga- zines. The library is also used for reference and for required read- ing in all courses. Off1cers of the Future Teachers of Amerxca are Carol Ohr Clara Patrlck Betty Westfall and Freda Furnler Absent from Dlcture Davld Llvely and Susan Lall ART CLUB The art classes make and help 1n plannmg dec orat1ons for school events Many mterestmg and xx orthwh1le thlngs h a V e been done to brmg lt rec ogn1t1on from the whole student body These groups often v1s1t famous alt eollcctlons ln thls V1 unlty and usually spon sol an assembly each weax FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA With teaching as an aspired vocation th- members of the Future Teachers of Amerlca Club meet tW1CG a month to leaxn more about thlg professlon Some of the h1ghl1ghts of the year were the annual fleld trlp to an Oh1o un1vers1ty prac t1ce teachmff ID grade schools potlucks and movles Many tlmes the members are called up on to substltute 1n the c1ty schools for teach ers who are unable to attend thelr classes Workmg on an art project are Sh1rley RICE Della Robmson and Vernon Wllson D 3 . - l . . , - .3 7 7 Z 7 I 7 Z I . 7 I Y I ' posters, p a i n t scenery, 1 ' l ' 7 FRENCH CLUB French I and II students are mem- bers of the French Club, whose pur- pose is to help the pupils under- stand the customs and manners of that country, and to promote good will toward the French people. This is done by studying about France and its life and people and by en- couraging correspondence with French boys and girls. Officers of the French Clubs are: Sitting, Danny Rich. Standing, Qleft to rightj Carolyn Carpenter, Shirley Wright, and Saundra Hutzelman. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, composed of all Ger- man II students, deals with the his- tory and culture of the German people, and their contribu- tions in the field of art, music, literature, and science. Group singing and German games are also fea- tures of the meet- ings. Studying a character in a German legend are Richard Ott Gary Schlenk Vernon Wilson, Richard Schorr, and Bradley Roark THE LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate interest in the Latin language and to develop in the stu- dents a keener appreciation of the life and customs of the Romans and of the Roman influence on our own culture and civilization. Studying Roman architecture are: Chris Geckeler, Peggy Cam- eron, Jean Cooley, Marc Matre, and Benny Rupert, Latin Club officers. Pre arin for the Christmas Holida are the S anish C1ub's officers: Janet Brink- P g Y P dopke, Alan Haid, Sandy Locke, Kenny Dulli, and Clara Patrick. SPANISH CLUB El Circulo Espanow fThe Spanish Cir- clej is the name of the Spanish Club which holds meet- ings every other Fri- day cluring c l a s s time. The club elects a president, v ic e - president, secretary- treasurer, and a pro- gram chairman. RETAIL SELLING The retail selling class of Hamilton High does a great deal in the way of preparing the students of today to be the adults of tomorrow By letting the students obtain practical experi ence while under the supervision of a teach er, the gain is much useful knowledge Mr Hock explains the study of textiles to Juanita Robinson Faye Pennington and Geraldine McDanxels Others m the class are Elaine Conrad Walter Popp and Curt Robertson Taking tickets from Margaret Schurr and Danny Fischer at one of our musical events are ushers Betty Chestnut and Mildred Moore. USHERS At all large affairs in the auditor- ium, we can depend on our ushers to see that all goes well. They are under the supervision of Mr. Val- entine and spend many hours each year in aiding at school affairs. Hi-C Club officers: Ellen Campbell, Geraldine Allen, and Ruth Shelton tat pianol. DRIVERS EDUCATION Driver's Education is one course that nearly all students want to take. The course lasts one semes- ter and is attended only three days a week. During the semester stu- dents learn the mechanics of a car, driving in traffic, and parking. After completing the course, all students who have met the requirements re- ceive a driver's license. HI-C CLUB The Hi-C Club is one of the newest clubs in Hamilton High School. The name signifies high Christian principles and was founded for the express purpose of helping to make Hamilton High School a better school by promoting better moral conduct on the part of all pu- pils. It is open to all students. Learning rules of traffic are: Sandy Cornett, officer Mack Hunley, Mr. Herbert Cummings. Joanne Gaefe. and Barbara Zellner. IW U S Hlstoly Counc1l flrst row fleft to and Marlene Pfell Second Row Cleft to Bulow and Nancy Rees Thlrd rowx 'und ROHDIC Roberts .hm Lemelt Bonny lVI1zer and D1 k Schoxr of the U S Hlstory Club are studvxng our woxld HISTORY CLUB Harmlton H1gh School s oldest and lalgest club ms the Ame1 lcan Hlstory Club The club work IS now 'ln mteglal palt of the hlstory course All students enrolled ID Amerxcan lnstory are automaucally members of the organ1zat1on wh1ch meets execut1ve councll comprised of one member fxom each class or chapter Remammg counc1l members head 1mportant com mlttees rxghtj Sally Lelhenseder Sandra Locke Ma1t1 Craft Ruth Shelton ughth Sally Bolton Janet Brlnkdopke Dolothy L1mer1ck Shxrley fleft to rxght Brad Roalk Robelt Johnson Frank Wxtt Geoxge Hahn 84 bi-monthly on school time. Club officers are selected from an Pictured back stage are Dlck Schorr Sandy Cohen John Sandlxn and Dlck Hayes our stage crew DRAMATICS Mr McClure s dlamat ms club staged two plays thls year Lost Horz on and Room For One More The sk1ll and xers1t1l1tx of tlus small but mtexested group IS I'lp1C1lN gun mg 'XC1Il'l1lcl1.1OH md Iec ognmon among the stu dent bodx STAGE CREW Here axe the techm clans who produced the beauuful hghtmg ef fects and sound embel hshments for the musx Lal 'md dramatlc pres entat1ons at Hamxlton Hlgh Three members of the Dramatlcs Club Danny Flesher Marlene Pfelll and Betty bue Popp Band Members, Sophomores: Phillip Ac- ton, John Bercaw, Charles Betscher, Jack Blaechle, Margie Brown, Don Bryant, Cy- rus Bullock, Gene Bunger, William Caf- Q ferty, Janet Couch, Norman Crank. Rob- ert Davis, Dick Fisher, Patty Frybarger. James Hays, David Keller, James King. Mary Ann Klaber, Pete Leffler, Roger March, Simon Mishos, Gary Mizer, Alvin Rhodes, Harlene Seward, Marilyn Top- miller, Robert Wagner, and James Webb. Juniors: Anne Arthur, Ronald Baker. Margie Becker, Sanford Cohen, Elaine Dallis, Bob Grammel, Bob Hall, Bob Lewis, Carl Plapp, Everett Potts, Gene Puckett, Wallace Reed, Thomas Scruggs. Marian Shollenbarger, Roger Vennefron. Stephen Webb, Jerry Welch, James Win- kle. Seniors: Joseph Arthur, Dale Bobo, Bob Hage, Wm. Helton, James Hiles, John Hopkins, Marlene Joskem, Gerald Kinch, Ruth Tevline, Marilyn Martin, Kenneth McAdams, Russell Phillips, Lois Owens, David Reiner, Robert Scalf, James Scott, Janna Schrenker, Tanny Tooker, Betty Westfall, Frank Witt. Majorettes and Drum Majors: Janet Couch, Harriet Cearley, Marilyn Martin, Lois Owens. Center: Russell Phillips, Drum Major, Arnold Ashcraft, assist. drum major, Betty Westfall. Janna Schrenker, Marilyn Top- miller, and Marian Shollenbarger. 5 l . 2 These give us The high-stepping lads and lasses who led our band are, kneeling, from left to right: Janet Couch, Harriet Cearley, Marilyn Martin, Lois Owens, Arnold Ashcraft, Betty Westfall, Janna Schrenker, Marilyn Topmiller, and Marian Shollenbarg- er. Standing, Russell Phillips. ?s-g f ' itilg 2 Q' y , if 5 I it 5. i 4: 3 a chance to use our talent . . . HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Hamilton High School Band is an outstanding musical organiza- tion whose membership is around ninety. The band participates in various civic parades besides the numerous athletic events. In the early spring the band gives its annual concert and the proceeds are used to replace uniforms and to subsidize the development of the band. It affords an excellent opportunity for a student to build up a rep- ertoire of the finest band literature. The band has won high honors in the past in the district and state, Membership depends on the student's ability to play. This is judged by tryouts for various positions in the band. Orchestra Members-Sophomores: Cyrus Bullock, John Davidson, Donald McGee, Paul Met- calfe, Charles Rosenswieg, Margie Brown, Carol Hurley, Mary Ann Klaber, Patsy Knox, Ann Sanor, Mary Stahlheber, and Ruth Zornow. Juniors: Ronald Baker, Bob Hall, Jerry Welch, Dorotha McDaniel, Marion Shollenbarger, and Glenda Wilson. Seniors: Jerry Kinch, Kenny McAdams, Wayne Rahiser, Jim Scott, Nathaniel Tooker, Frank Witt, Dianne Allen, Virginia March, Lois Owens, and Katherine Schwarz. and help us to ORCHESTRA The Hamilton High School orchestra gives its members a thorough background of orchestral lit- erature, as well as experience through public per- formance. This organization furnishes music for many of the plays and assemblies during the year. In past years the orchestra has combined with the choral groups to give musicals for the enter- tainment of students and patrons of Hamilton High School. develop them CHORUS We all, at one time or another, have been fascinated by beautiful harmony and fascinating songs rendered by our chorus. During the past two years the Hamilton High School orchestra and choruses have combined with the same groups from Springfield High School to present concerts, one in Springfield and one in Hamilton. This has been the outstanding musical event each year. Chorus-First row Cleft to rightlz Doris Getz, Sandy Locke, Della Robinson, Carol Bradbury, Geraldine Allen. Betsy Baker, Shirley Bulow, Pat Reynolds, Evelyn Grammel, Carolyn Nears, Jackie Pennington, Joyce Flick, Gloria Moore, Barbara Copeland, and Charlene Neimiller. Second row: Bev Gray, Marti Craft, Jean Brown, Patty Whitton, Ann Rich, Elaine Dallis, Anna Cohn, Janet Fitzgerald, Shirrene Hargett, Phyllis Gray, Mary Keith, Betty Blake, Fay Anderson. Marilyn Hoskins, Betty Meyers, and Patty Marcum. Third row: Ralph Phirrman, Tom Crow, Jim Hayes. Lowell Strong, Bill Judd, Jack Zellner, Glenn Willis, Dave Gebhart, Eddie Biegert, Kenneth Hollister, Jim Bailey, Bill Vetter, Dan Schwarz, Tom Ervin, and Ralph Smith. Fourth row: Dave Baker, John Gillum, James Wimmer, Dick Crawford, Dick Tuley, George Van Lieu, Jim Reid, Bill von Brauchitsch, Jim Davis. Johnny Rebman, Eddie Stewart, Glenn Stewart, Eddie Har- rison, Ray Sellers, Carl Combs, and Louis Estridge. Absent: Sonia Jung, Dianne Allen, Virginia Morgan, Nancy Rees, Toni Mastandrea, Jeraldene White, Allan Shazier, Albert Moore, Nelson Bell, Harriet Cear- ley, Joy Issacs, Jo Ann Pentecost, Yvonne Evans, and Emily Beckett. M. wha t T mia HAT IS sports at Ham1lton Hlgh School It s a collect1on of spectators and part1c1pants xx o1k1ng for a common goal forgettmg all barrlers of f119DdSl'1lp and d1scr1m1nat1on It IS 6X6fI1pl1f19d on the football and basketball f1eld and floor respectwely not only by the team but by the spectatols newspapers and radlos Yet the m1no1 sports attract as many 1f not mo1e than these major f1elds of endeavor whlch p1ov1de for a healthy expend1ture of Q1'1thUS1aSIT1 and sp111t No mattel vs hat spoxt we part1c1pate 1n at Ham1lton Hlgh we are bu1ld1ng character and good vull the essentlals of educat1on 14 tlaletzc l Qvgcfl Vw- 1 f l' I' H 5 4 U 6 ' I d mcg cw va of un . . . l z77l7 ,rrrrrv-nv7'f 'H' C s O Y . Y O I Q af s . x tai 1 Z Qi? f 'fm 4.5.5-4 , Q , 'lm' t KQQLELQ R 5 fi-4 i X122 A ' M xx ,, Q' 4, in yi Excltement' The 1952 season of the B1g Blue proved to be the worst season m the school hlstory The team left a record of tvxo mms agamst e1ght defeats You can t fully blame the team for th1s record They werent allowed to have the1r usual stay at Camp Chapaco because schcool started too soon Th1S left about forty boys w1th no exper1ence and one week to get ln shape and learn all of the1r plays by September 12 1952 They Durmg the season the Blue fell before many of the1r foes w1th some breaks they could have turned some of the games 1nto v1ctor1es There were many IHJUTIGS some that kept the ma1n fellows from playmg all season At t1mes the morale of the team seemed to be very low but on the other hand the boys had the feelmg of v1ctory 1n the1r blood A tense moment Bxg Blue flghts the opposltlon to a standst1ll . . 7 Y. . . , 7 . ., H y . . . . , I had f1V9 returnmg lettermen. - v Y 7 Otto Swanner in action for the Big Blue. CHAMINADE OVERWHELMS BIG BLUE On September 12 the Big Blue fell under Dayton 150 to 71 before 10,000 fans. The Dayton team was more experienced and a much better ball club than the Big Blue and out-ranked the Blue in state ratings. The only score for the Blue was a pass from Swanner to Hahn and a conversion by Hyman Rosin. We fought hard against the best . . . LOUISVILLE FLAGET The next game for the Blue was with Louisville. The Blue had blood in their eyes, but again it was the same story. Louisville 32 and Hamilton 0. The big break of the game was when Hamilton was forced to punt. Jim VVarner went into punt formation but his kick was blocked and Louisville turned the game into a rout. The Blue's next game was with Cincinnati Elder, but by this time the Blue was tired of being shoved around. They went on the field and began to play. Elder scored first but in the second quarter the Blue fought back to score. Swanner passed to Bow- ermaster for 40 yards but Rosin missed the extra point with the score 7 to 6 at the half. In the second half Elder began to pull away and Our head coach, Mr. Thackara, beat the Big Blue 20 to 6 for Hamiltonls third loss. 1 k 'U' I .,........ First Row, left to right: Coach Thackara, Coach Florio, George Van Lieu, Gene Lamb, Russell Moore, Jerry Wagner. Alvin Boebus, Hyman Rosin. Bill Scholz. George Hahn, Coach Metcalfe, Coach Paul. Second Row: Dale Johnson. Dave Schwab. Austin Knox. Roger Hammons, Gene Steelman, Jim Leihgeber, Jim Bailey. Rusty Bowermaster, Aaron Goodwin, Otto Swanner. Third row: Leroy Schiff, John Bercaw. William Stitzel. Jim Blount. Gai Schlenk Jim VVa1ne1 Ronald Couch Don B1'o'l man Dan Hurst Dave Allen Holden Smith Fourth Row: .y y . .. . . Q JA , y v I Vernon Feltner, Gary Fox, Woodie Herzog, Bob Hurd, Don Jarvis, Ralph Pfirrman, Ronald Acton, Jim Lemert, Jim McCracken, Larry Baker, Ken Hollister. We dld our best against great odds . . . 'a r V mW.,,,,,, 1 ,, , ,Ula . My ,aff FORT WAYNE CENTRAL George Hahn went over from the Fort Wayne 6 yard line for the first score! Johnson's conversion failed and the Blue led 6-0. The Big Blue kicked off and immediately recovered a fum- ble and then Hammerin Hank Her- zog tore 26 yards for the second touch- down for the Big Blue. Johnson's kick split the uprights and put the Blue out in front 13-0. In the second quarter the Big Blue scored the third T.D. This was a pass from Swanner to Bowermaster, a play which covered 65 yards. Johnson's conversion attempt failed. The score was Big Blue 19-Fort Wayne 0, early in the second half. George Hahn drove from their 34 to scramble 28 yards for a T.D. Johnson's kick was blocked. Fort Wayne scored their only T.D. in the third quarter and missed their extra point. The final score was 25 to 6. 'GK X, 3 L-5 ! A Ili!! SCHEDULE Dayton Chammade Lou1sv1lle Flaget C1nc1nnat1 Elder Fort Wayne Ind Columbus West Portsmouth Warren Hardmg Toledo L1bbey M1ddl8t0WH 750 032 620 2 6 1413 626 039 751 HAMILTON WINS AGAIN Ham1lton won 1tS second straight game by de featlng Columbus West 14 to 13 before a small Homecomm crowd The contest played 1n mud was b1tterly fought and wasnt declded untll the f1nal seconds Jlm Warner rambled 75 yards fo1 the f1rst touch down and WO0d1E Herzog traveled 16 yards for the other Dale Johnson kxcked the flrst v1tal extra pomt and Swanner threw to Jarvls for the d9C1d1I1g pomt Hamllton also was better at defense than they had been for a long txme HAMILTON VS WILDCATS A f1red Hamllton team threw a qulck scare 1nto the cats when they took the openmg k1CkOff and marched 65 yards for the score Spr1ngf1eld qulckly tled It when Huffman found a hole and raced 43 yards to score Sprmgfleld agaln scored and converted Wlth a few moments left at the half Warner blocked a k1Ck and Hamllton recovered On thrrd down Hamllton pulled a spectacular play when Swanner pltched to Hahn who 1n turn made a lateral pass to Swanner who then threw to Goodwln to score Sprlngfleld hOW9V91 won 27 to Action under the llghts' 1 D. ' '40, - , .fffmffsi Springfield i .r',' i 13:27 ' B ' i...iUl0:7 - - - 13- ' 7 7 KEYED TROJANS TRAMPLE BLUE 26-6 Portsmouth keyed for homecoming trampled Hamilton at the Floodwall city. The defeat marked the fifth in seven games. Hamilton showed no signs of the football that they displayed in the Springfield game. Portsmouth moved at will through the Hamilton defenseg the offense acted paralyzed. Captain Hahn tallied Hamilton's only score when he returned a kickoff 85 yards. Portsmouth broke the game wide open in the third quarter when they scored 20 points to finish the romp. BIG BLUE VS. WARREN Warren's Panthers and Hamilton's Big Blue were on even tearm throughout the game. The first half was even all the wayg the Big Blue and Warren exchanged the ball many times. In the third quarter Warren turned a 59 yard drive into pay- dirt and scored. The conversion was good and War- ren led 7 to 0. In the fourth quarter the Blue really threatened. Swanner threw a pass to Hahn which moved the ball to Warren's 12 yard line. Hahn then bulled his way through to the 2 yard line. Then came the deciding penalty of the game. Hamilton was penalized 5 yards for delay of the game. War- ren went on to win 7 to 0. Mr. Florio and Mr. Metcalfe, our assistant coaches. Giving their all for Big Blue Mr. Paul, J. Webb, R, MacCarty, C. Quachenbush, B. Von Brauchitsch, C. Adams, R. Shiplet, W. Shirley J Burton, D. Fille, E. Harrison, N. Barnes. A. Shazier, M. Matre, D. Krahenbuhl, P. Gibson, W. Miller B Stitzel A. Franklin, J. Einsfeld, J. Davis, S. Hammock. D. Bryant, P. Marsh, D. Keller, S. Banks, B. Hieb, H Webb T Morgan, J. Stokes, D. Baker, D. Rodgers. HAMILTON AND TOLEDO LIBBEY Hamilton's Big Blue set up a field day for the Toledo Libbey Cowboys. Toledo piled up yardage in the air and on the ground to breeze to a 39 to 0 halftime lead. In the locker room at the halftime the boys must have found themselves. Hamilton fought hard as they stood Toledo to a 0 to 0 tie in the second half. Libbey won 39 to 0. MIDDLETOWN WINS BUTLER BOWL 51 TO 7 Middletown added the last scar to Hamilton's battered football team. The defeat was the worst of the season as the Blue lost 8 and won 2. Hamilton's line-up dotted by sophomores and juniors was no match for Middletown as they led 25 to 0 at the half. Jim Bailey saved Hamilton from a whitewash as he scored on a 53 yard run on a fumble in the last quarter. Hamilton was no match though, as Middletown went on to win the game easily by the score of 51-7. Baby Blue's new coach, Mr. Paul wi! .Z -...Z xl Top: Alex Ellis, Rusty Bowermaster. Pete Roemer. Coach Warren Scholler. P Phil Phelps. Bottom Phil N k 145,32-0,1 21 f Q Bly QEU1 BIG BLUE BASKETBALL TEAM appyu Henderson. John Bercaw. and : unnema er. manager: John Rodgers. Skeeter Winkler. Fred Weinman. captain: Wally Einsfeld, Otto Swanner, and Lowell Strong, manager. Sports, like basketball MIAMISBURG Miamisburg offered little resistance to the Blue in their opener. Ellis, 'LPap Henderson, and Winkler chipped in with 20, 13, and 12 respectively. Weinman, Swanner, Rodgers, Einsfeld, Bercaw, and Bowermaster all scored. The final score was 71-52. PORTSMOUTH Long shots proved fatal to Big Blue. Inability to find a defense to cope with some fancy long-shot artists brought defeat to the Big Blue. Portsmouth returned the hex of Grant Gym to the Big Blues worries by out- shooting H.H.S. 62 to 60 in an overtime. ll x NG. Build our bodies Boh Crist goes clown the floor. SPRINGFIELD Then. as before the second Mid- dletown game last year, the Big Blue turned in its niost impressive victory with 21 T3 to lil decision orcr Springfield at the Reaper city. Vlleininun and Ellis stole the show with their clever bull und rebound work. HAMILTON VS. MIDDLETOWN Hamilton en d e d lVliddletown's nineteen game winning streak with at G6 to 63 decision over the defend- ing state champs at the Cincinnati Gardens. Boo Ellis netted 21 points for Hamilton while 'lSliQCl0I'll Middies' hack. XVinkler gathered 16 to break the Bob Sweeten gets the hall for the Blue. Improve our spirits . . . ROGER BACON With highly rated Roger Bacon as the opposition, the Big Blue came back to life with a 61 to 50 victory. Alex Ellis cleared both boards with Pete Roemer and Phil Phelps assisting. Ellis and Winkler came through with 21 and 13 points respectively. Rusty7' Bowermaster's five straight points broke the game wide open. Otto Swanner and Pap Henderson were also ac- countable for the improved showing. BABY BLUE BASKETBALL TEAM Top: Coach Cummings, John Holcomb, Dave Allen, Dave Schwab, Tom Grant, Bill Johnson, Jim Bailey, Gerald Kigar. Bottom: Charles Keith, manager: Woody Herzog, Cale Logsdon, Gene Lamb, Bob Crist, Doug Rodgers, Bill Hounchell, and Eddie Lee, manager. SPRINGFIELD The Big Blue grabbed first place in the Southern Ohio League with a 6-1 to 53 victory over Springfield at Miami Uni versity. Ellis was hot again. He had 20 points while his sub 'fRusty Bowermaster, gath ered 13 markers. Scholler used a twenty point lead to advantage. He shuffled his line, experimented freely in the last half. PORTSMOUTH No better ending could have graced the Blue's last appeai ance on the home court. A rip roaring fast break, tricky squirming guards, and tip happy pivots were plentiful But Hamilton's YVinkler Wein man, Ellis, Phelps, and Roemei were the best and H.H.S. grabbed a 73 to 63 win over the Portsmouth Trojans. VVinkler s 15 point last period output was acclaimed one of the best in Blue cage history. Ellis and VVeinman were not outdone they totaled 18 to 17 accord- ingly. SCHEDULE Miamisbui g Fianklin Columbus South Portsmouth Dunbai Kokomo Columbus East Lima Central Lima South Springfield Middletown Purcell Roger Bacon Akron South Portsmouth Middletown 1 Action 4109 4866 60 69 49 6? 51 6? 63 53 ta--lb 43-bl bb-63 58-63 66-56 42-63 71-80 Good luck. Coach Sc oller. from your Hamilton fans. Promote sportsmanship Big Blue scores again. MIDDLETOWN Midcllvtown Micldies avcngvfl an earlier cltilivat at tht- hands of the Big Blue by winning an 80 to 'il decision. It was purely a matter of safety in niiinhcrs. Miclcllc- tiiwn took SN! shuts and niaclo 243 while: llazniltrin had H3 attempts and sank 25. The USCl 1fJllQ1'lIlQIl-Q had 38 pgi' vcnt and the Miclclies had 29 pt-1' c-ent. Bun Ellis was the Blut-'s tmp SCUIWJI' with IH puinis which enabled hini to win the Suuthcfn Ohio League si'u1'inQ 11100. 9 105 Give us new interest and zest TRACK In track, individual skill and team work are important. The fourteen events comprising track offer a wide field in which individual skills can be developed. The team participates in several important meets where both individuals and teams may win awards. A major sport letter is now offered to anyone who scores enough points in the meets in which the team takes part. TRACK TEAM First Row: Coach Davis, Bill Stitzel, Robert Hill, George Hahn, Otto Swanner, Gary Fox Ralph Pfirrman Holden Smith, Fred Hecht, Don Ellingson, Gary Schlenk, Second Row: James Wells, Rustv Bowermaster Tom Noe Ron Coyle, Russ Moore, Jim Johnson, Alvin Moebus, Hyman Rosin, Don Henry, Tom Scruggs BASEBALL Top Row: Mr. Florio, Glenn Stewart, Dale Hively, Dick Brown, Don Sturton, Dave Corbett. John Thompson, Gene Steelman, Bernie Jones, Roger Campbell. Bottom Row: Jim Lemert, Russell Moore. Jerry Hehl, Glenn Stewart, Bill Schulz, Jack Farmer, Jim Bailey, Jack Hart. To do our best BASEBALL Baseball is a varsity sport in which a fine interscholas- tic schedule is played. Baseball provides an excellent op- portunity for carry over to summer activity as well as all-student interest. 107 They show us GOLF Golf has become one of the populal sprmg sports at Ham 1lton H1gh School There are opportun1t1es for both 1nd1V1d ual and team play Members of the team ale chosen through part1c1pat1on 1n the local school tournament Letters are awarded on the bas1s of partxt 1p3t1OH 111 mterschool meets Marxm Flvnn o e of he members of the Hamxlton Hlgh School golf te mm takes 1 pxactme shot GOLF TEAM Johnny Protsmfm Smdy Cohen Charles Brant M Sthollex F 1 If 4 v' H . n t I' 2 , Q 1'. ' '. Ralph Smith. and Marvin Flynn. F1 '1 L k New pleasures . . . TENNIS Tennis is another one of our popular spring sports. There are opportunities for both singles and doubles play. Members of the team are usually chosen through participation in a local school tournament. Letters are awarded on the basis of interschool participation. Fred Weinman and Ronald Robinson shake hands after a friendly tennis match. Our Tennis Team, top row: Willis Shiflet, Dave Keller, John Hopkins, Ed Bruney, and Gene Lamb. Bottom row: Don Sellman, Chris Geckeler, Ben Rupert, Dick Fischer, and Dick Fille. And build better character TUMBLING TEAM The Hamilton High School tumbling team has gained wide recognition for their public demonstrations in hor- izontal bar work, tumbling, pryamid building, boxing, fencing, and military drill. TUMBLING TEAM Richard Webb. Don Wilson, Don Powers, Robert Risinger. Clifford Crappo, Fred Rinck. Willard Denning, Gar- M ' B'll M Thomas She hard ner Stephans. Frank Klock. Jerry Farthing, Dodge Osborne. Pleas r artin, 1 oore, p Bill Davis. Jim Rice, Ray Conrad, Gene Moenck, Eugene Colwell, Harry Shollenbarger. Miss Duflley with Ida Mae Hatton. Phyllis Scales, and Sarah Schmitz. members of the G.A.A., are shown in the gymnasium. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders arc a vital part of athletics. They put en- thusiasm in the crowcls and in- spire the players. They also are a main part of our pep assemblies, 'Whether it is football or basket- ball, they always show the samc love and loyalty to the team. G.A.A. Our Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the G.A.A., is a very important part of athletics at Hamilton High School. Any girl who is interested in sports can be a member of the G.A.A. They participate in basketball, tennis, swimming, and volleyball. Pictured here are our cheerleaclers: Sally Bolton. Marlene Smith. Mary Ellen Irwin. Shirley Saylor, Joyce Ellison. and Bev Gray. Studen t bu-ec tory 14J1IertiAing and Hclmllion Hugh School Boosiers Assoclohon Our Creed To foster school acfwmes whrch wrll socml qualrhes of the youfh of our communlfy Good Luck Bug I I I C develop the physical, mental, and I O I I C I C Frm ter-A and l7aN1AlaerA O X F O R D O H I 0 CXFORD PRINTING CCMPANY Congrafulafions- To The Class of '53 Baldwin Llma Hamllfon Corporahon AGdPl TW From O . Q . I I YW ll oo ace o ork Class of 53 From EnclicoH Sfudlos 0111- chant Photographer Congrafulafions Young Men and Women Make a contact with a bank as soon as possible for the following reasons To be un touch with valuable sources of business mtormatlon To establish crednt To build reserve funds that you can use to advantage The Banks of Hamilton The Cltlzens Savings Bank 8m Trust Company Flrst National Bank 81 Trust Company Second Natlonal Bank -v I . . z I I l 2. ' ' . , 3. To receive help and credit. ' 4. ' . The Leshner Corporahon Hamilton Ohlo Indra tual Wqmng Clotlw 7owe1A and lI!1AcellaneouA ?16e1-A Radcliffe s THE STORE lj O ear Ser fl' X HAMILTON Presc pi' on the O I - r Rell-able - ri a X l' . . vnce 3 V Phone - I Congratulations to the Class of 53 Clearing Machine Corporahon Hamilton Ohio Phone 3 4791 Butler Aerle No 407 Frafernal Order of Eagles Alfho gh the o ld may scoff d 'est The lfe of se ce s the best A d happ ess ll al ays be To h ho se es Hu an fy ' 1 Q l 1 1 1 i l ' I Q I I Homilfon Division I u w r an ' F rvi i n in wi w im w rv m i Best Wlshes RCA Estate Appliance Corporation QA Rad o Co porat on of Ame cu Subs d cu yl Hamllton Ohio Compliments of The Hamilton Lumber Company 940 Central Avenue Phone 4 4796 O O ir i ri iir f I AA Compllmenfsof 230 Sycamore St Phone 2 6188 Nute Phone 2 6173 services delnvered cmd picked up Chairs and Card Tables Wheel Chairs and Walkers Hospital Beds and Crutches CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 Amerlcan Prmtmg Company Commerclal Prmters IIO North Monument Ave HAMILTON OHIO Beckett Paper Co Makers of Good Paper ln Hamilton Ohio Smce 1848 Burnett s Feature Temptlng Junior Fashions ' Darlene ' Koret of Callforma ' Jo Collms The styles you ve admired ln your favorite fashion magazmes 6 South Thlrd Street 9 O I All y - I O li IC ,. I Hamilton Business College 153 North Thlrd Street COURSES OFFERED Stenographnc Secretarial Junior Accountung Hugher Accountmg and Busmess Admumstratuon Clerical Refresher For Information Call 4 7663 Member of Ohuo Busmess Schools Assoclatlon an National Assocnatlon and Councul ot Busmess Schools Lena Dalton president Compllments Hamllton Retail Fuel Merchants Assoclatlon Homestead Cafe Mann and C Streets soup sandwuches 139 Mann Street Hamllton Ohio Congratulations Class of 1953 Lelfhelt s Walk over Book Shop 214 HIGH STREET Ill R - - . ', f'.,f1 A '- 1 d l . .. . W . l ' l of N . 0 of I Congratulations Class ot 53 Compllments Llndenwald Drug Store Shelly Noe and W'le L W SCHLEMANN Wllllams and Pleasant Aves Phone 2 1462 Congratulations from Roemer Hardware The Class of 53 Phone 2 9720 2275 Pleasant Avenue Hamilton Ohlo Indlvldual Pictures 434 Mull Road Hamilton Ohio ROEBUCK AND CO Free Parking Free Dellvery Easy Payment Plan P1100 3 6151 210 South 2nd Street Hamilton Ohio I - - - of I O I I - . I . 2 ,.4. to M ,, I . I . I i 1 1 1 l l 7 I Congratulations To The Class of 53 tra 6 uslc fam .Inq Hamilton and Muddletown Everythmg In Muslc Southwestern Ohlo Steel Inc Industrial Warehousing Belle Avenue and B 8K O Rallroad Phones 4 9977 and 4 9978 David Webb 8: Sons Funeral Directors ROSS AT D STREET HAMILTON OHIO Home Furniture Co Thmk of Home Frrst 0 Kroehler C Mengel 0 Magnavox 0 Maytag 0 Frlgldcure 0 Tomlinson Second at Court On the Corner S flm ' P af I ' The Hllz Bros Co Dry Cleaners and Dyers 50 Years of Progress Cleamng Reglazmg Repanrmg and Storing Fur Coats We Call and Deliver First Step Over the Bridge O Phone 2 0111 or 2 T405 Hamilton hlo Mmm SHOES Shoes for every occasion Popular Prlces T6 South Thlrd St Hamilton Ohlo Compliments McComb Scott Jewelers l T South Third St Hamilton Ohio Insurance Real Estate Flre Wand Auto See Our Lust Before You Buy Geo McGllllard Realty Co Opposite the Court House Phones 2 2528 2 0768 'I32 Hugh St We Appreciate Your Business Compliments of Mense Bros, Inc Insurance 419 Second National Bank Burldmg Mlller Lumber Co 421 South 6l'l'l Sf Phone 3 5801 Mlllllo Baking Co Butter Maud Products Phone 3 2480 802 Heaton Compliments of The Savln Jewelry Co T11 South Third Street D . 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' Sr Il ' Il I I O . , Congratulotlons to the class of rom Compliments of Dunlap 5 Hamilton Auto Dealers Boys and Young Men s Clothing and Furmshmgs 18 South Thlrd St GIFTS OF LEATHER wear forever Edwards Assoclatlon Compliments of Hamilton Florists Luggage 81 Leather Goods ASSOCIBTIOD 211 Hugh St Ellte Baking Company 212 Hugh St BAKERY LUNCHES ICE CREAM CANDIES Phone 2 1726 Compliments of Henneberger Lumber and Coal Co Phone 4 7446 524 Maple Avenue Hamllton Ohlo Compluments of General Mllls Farm Service Dlvlslon Hamulton Ohlo Phone 2 6338 lad, THF UALITYJHOP Correct Apparel for Students At no hlgher prices ' '53 . t I ' 0 3 .. l 1 3 - l ' 134 ,vis Arrow Cleaners We have two locatlons to serve you Drmk 1257 Central Avenue 519 Chestnut St Qulck puck up and dellvery servace Phone 2 0161 Congratulations to the class of 53 rom Beeler s The Finest In Drugs Carefully Filled Prescrlptlons Corner Mann and Eaton Avenue Compliments ot Bow Kay Flower Shop 539 Mann St 2 3901 Compluments of A Brown Appliance Co 119 South Second St Hamilton Ohio Barq s If s Good Brown s Plumbing Co Plumbing and Heating Contractors Tlmken Onl Burners Alr Condltlonlng Stokers Water Heaters Repair Work l Phones 2 5242 321 North Erie Blvd 34481 Hamilton Ohio Cooper s Shoes Shoes For The Enhre Family 3400 Pleasant Ave Drlver Tralnlng Lessons Learn to drlve the safe way with the safety car for beginners Safe easy method You must pass a tougher test Be Prepared See or Call HERB CUMMINGS l 7 Park Avenue Phone 3 2111 27 l l l l l l l - l l l , . l 2 ' , . . 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