Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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THE SOPHOMORES We, the Class of 1952, are quite proud of our accomplishments-athletics, social, and intellectual. Although nothing really outstanding was accomplished in the latter field we make up for this lack by our stupendous deeds in the other two. In September, 1949, sixty-three sophomores decided to grind for another year. Our first move was to select class officers. As you all know, our football team did very well this season, but, due only to the fact that the sophomores were well represented. Those who put forth their most vital efforts were Jim Dole, Jack Siefferman, Nelson Eckels, Lloyd Gulley, Bill Terry, Eddie Grubbs and Bob Bourquein. In basketball, the reserve team ended the season with very few losses. The sophomores had quite a lot to do with this also. Those included were Myron Has-Ellison, Jack Siefferman, Lloyd Gulley, Lary Linker, Harry Yaney, and Jerry Bryant. We were well represented in the cheerleading angle also, with 2 out of 3 from the class of 'S2. Nice work, Janet Morris and Nancy Kuhlmann! Our future baseball stars may well include J. Bryant, J. Dole, L. Julley, O. Hendrixson, D. Kocher, L. Linker, J. Siefferman, and H. Yaney. We are also confident that our track team will achieve many notable victories. Included will be O. Hendrixson, L. Linker, R. Meyers, M. Has-Ellison, J. Siefferman, B. Bourquein, J. Dole, J. Greschel, R. Herald, L. Gulley, H. Yaney, D. Evans, T. Roessler, N. Eckels,' and B. Terry. One of the more or less planned comedies of the Sophomore Class was a black-face minstrel presented on March 22 for an assembly. Our well-rounded class also seems to be vitally interested in social activities as we see many familiar names on the club rosters. First Row: B. Terry, R. Knepfle, R. Wesling, W. Bybee, E. Grubbs, M. Bourquein, D. Loos. Second Row: J. Miller, O. Hendrixson, S. Herzog, J. Siefferman, J. Willoughby, R. Bour- quein, C. Butler. Third Row: B. Reynolds, S. Souders, P. McDonald, L. Bell, M. Has-Ellison, Knepfle, R. Bates. Fourth Row: F. Johnston, L. Gulley, R. Lotton, J. Greschel, M. Jackman, R. Lewis, S. Benson. Fifth Row: D. Evans, N. Kuhlmann, G. Donaworth, M. Loos, W. Cornet, R. McQueen, H. Yaney. Sixth Row: B. Fields, R. Calvert, B. King, B. Herald, S. Knose, L. Linker, W. Bourquein. Seventh Row: D. Kocher, S. Foster, B. McQueen, B. Boseau, M. Getz, W. Bourquein, E. Walters. Eighth Row: J. Miller, B. Bath, J. Morris, C. Clark, W. Haas, N. Hawk. PAGE Pony President ..,,,.,.... ..... N . HAWK Vice-President ......,.,.... J. GRESCHEL Secretary ....,. . JANET MORRIS Treasurer .,.. I ,...,..,.. L BELL

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THE FRESHMEN President R. Nixon Vil'l'-Pl't'SilIt'llf . R. NIXON Sr'rrefar,y N. SIIAVER Treasurer P. SMITH THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF '53 The Freshman Class of '49 through '50 Is considered really nifty In most ways we're like all the other classes, Including seventy-six lads and lasses. But in our first year here at Harrison High W'e have had many a dream and a sigh. We think we have accomplished quite a bit Because we learned our A, B, C's, as wc saw fit. A is fur Adams of the class of '53 She cheered our boys on to vie-tor-y. B is for basketball in which our boys did shine Even the girls did mighty Hue. XVe had Cvlasscock, Reehenbaeh, Breeden, and Zimmer They made our scores glisten and glimmer. C is for clubs the freshmen attend Spanish and science and others no end. D is for Danley, a new girl in our class And also for Daniels a cute little lass. If is for Iinnis, the manager of the second team Say now. kids, this boy is really on the beam. F is for football in which our hoys' playing was up to par. Especially Freddie, whom th: freshmen consider the star. G is for Girls' Glee Club In which the freshman girls were the hub. II is for Harrison, our dear Alma Mater The thought of her makes our hearts pitter patter. I is for LQ. which we won't report our score on But anyway we're all above the level of the moron. xl is for the jests the freshmen have played But a good foundation we've undoubtedly laid. K is for Kocher whose reading deserves recognition And Don Harms gives him plenty of good competition. L is for the Lincoln assembly we gave It made the critics rant and rave. M is for Meridel an attendant of the Homecoming Queen She was the only freshman and we hold her in esteem. N is for nice and that goes for both teachers Though every once in a while, we consider them preachers. O is for the officers of both freshman clas-es Whicli includes two lads and two lasses. P is for the pupils that have missed not a day And many opportunities have come their way. Q is for the questions we often ask To answer some of them is quite a task. R is for Roessler. who was hurt in the attack. W'hen one of l.oveIand's players jumped on his hack. S is for the star pupils such as Rider, Shaver, Buskirk and Kiaiser Spare, Bibee, Nixons and Raiser. W'e can't take time to name them all Although there are more who are on the ball. T is for our two sets of twins who cause much confusion But we have learned which is which with much disillusion U, V, NV, and X, Y, Z That's the end as you can see But we aren't sorry like some For we have three more years of frolic and tun. Firxl Rout R. Woods, M. Bibee, ll. Willman, R. Newhouse, W. Knollman, N. Wolfe, B. Breeden, D. Macliec. Siwoml Roux Ii. Smith, B. Iistes, B. Rudolph, L. Stall, N. Forest, D. Roessler, P. Cunningham, B. Ifunis. Tbiril Rule: D. Rider, P. Flannery, D. Harms, P. Smith, A. Biggs, V. Rolfes, I. Schalk, I. Colegate. I um'llv Roux C. Kober, L. Spare, M. Butterfield, Ii. Sehaich, V. Ritchie. K. Rechenbaeh, G. Kuehn, C Beyer. Fifth Rout Il. Booker, D. Booker, -I. Booker, R. Roberts, C. Sturgeon, A. XVeeks, -I. Crone, If. Smith. Si'l'l'lIfl7 Rout R. Buskirk, H. Bybee, D. Miller, R. Daniels. W. NVard, j. Lewis, j. Vines, QI. Hollin. Iflglrllv Ruu': M. il. Adams, L. W'alIer, C. Essert, R. Nixon, R. Nixon, M. Glaiser. KI. Miller, NI. Hann. Nirltfr Rout F. Calvert, C. Schalk, B. Loos, M. Grubbs, R. Glasscock, N. Shaver. 'I'vnflJ Row: V. Collins, L. Foster, F. Kocher, J. Ingersoll. PAGE Fonts'-Two