Hilliard High School - Memorys Trail Yearbook (Hilliard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

L Umut IIJLIIL U l1.c..Sm ,um L L WLM. TUIED ETTTHUSIHSTTT '1 SEBTIUTT UE THE STUDENT BUTJU RALPH LQLESE Clfillii MAJOR Aspfmlr Drlwg wpuclaltj L11 CE 53,1-EQ Eat wupcr burfkxuu Hard Q' Tp I ... YN 'S- 4 F sig? P CG QV? x 1es4,,Vl7'0l'06.RAP xevbgfa O Ty Sys QX 'OX Co YI ION! R5 ILN Nianufacturmil J Q NORYH c XPITOI s,xfN1I 41 1401 1 lxmix nous THE F 8 HERFP omfs mums md S1 A1430 5 f0zumU,,5 3 CUMPANY H10 XI' 654 .5 01503 cop ff, I Co! 'ff 770,06-A,A '15, wi' If X 1 'ff TU UUH PHHEHTS Because your devotion, interests and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have provided us with all the neces- sities ot living so that we might obtain our education, we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the l954 edition of the Memory's Trail to you, our parents. KELLAM 81 FOLEY Architects SL Eriginccrs 1857 Northwest Blvd, Columbus, Ohio A '53 BUHRD UF EDUBHTIUH i- SEATED: Carleton Liggett, RobertKing, Margaretlxiichel, C. H. O'Brien, Nedwoodruff. STANDING: Leon Bowman, Bassel Johnson. 54 BUHRD UF EUUCHTIUH NIR. HHHTSUUH, SUPEHIHTEHUEIIT HUB HBH LEHUERS INR. PICHEHS, PHIHCIPHl ,- - -- 'g NORMAN MCELHENY A,B, , Heidelberg College Commercial 8s Coach 17' in I . . LOI51 MACDONALD B,S. St M, S., Manchester College 84 O, S, U, , Home MILDRED SMITH LEON W, BOUCHER f Ec 81 Biology B,A, , Ohio Wesleyan U, 84 B, S, in Ag. , O. S.U. 81 O,S,U,, English Michigan State, Vo, Ag, FHUUHU 2 GEORGE KONCAR RUTH w, KELLAM ROBERT C. WHITE B.S. in Ed. , O. Siu. B, Ed., Eastern Ill, State B, S,M,, Capital U, Mathematics College Phys, Ed, 84 Art Music CLARENCE B, HUNE LAVERNE MONETTE B. S. in Ed, , Muskingum U. 8a Ohio U, , Chemistry 84 Science MOORE S GRADE A MILK B.A, , College of St, Francis, Com- mercial ll-i-11 UFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Ray-Art Ed- itorgToni Murray-Edilorglerry Kalt- enbach-Business Manager, Bill Feu- chter-Assistanl Editor, XwTl.l.l5ARGER'S llilliard: VY- M7355 HHHUHL STHH RIGHT, BOTTOM TO TOP: Toni Murray, Alice Ray, Suzanne Flickinger, Helen Patton, Marilyn Horst, Mr, Markakis, LEFT, BOTTOM TO TOP: Sherry Camp- bell, Larry Murray, Bill Feucliter, Jerry Kaltenbach, John Durban, Mrs, Zane, Art Rosemier, STUDENT DDUNDN ROW lg Catherrne Bene un, S a T I L. Yagnrer, 5.1 arr .Arie Horst, Barbaralayjolin, hlar- .ll. n Opp, Dcrornl. Srrzith, AliceRa1.,CarcleYost, Ter- esaSpear. ROW Il: Llax Gray, Jerry Kaltenbach, Dick Terry, Joe Emrich, Marshal' Hall, Bill Walker, Larry Pendleton, Jack Chen- oweth, hir. Pickens. The officers of the Student Council are: President, Dick Terry, Vice-President, Alice Ray, Secretary, Dorothy Srnitlig Treasurer, larry Pen- dleron. THEU NEPNESENT THE STUDENTS THEU SENVE THE STUDENTS W' EIBNHNU SENVIDE CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: lim Morris, Betsy Morris, Carl Smith, Larry Cooper, Alan Renner, CalvinClark, L 5 nn Williams. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Srot-kerr, Jim Haney, Nancy Hill, Bt-try Mcliinzie, Beverly Nlcfxlrllcu, Fra Knapp, Gary Spahr, Soul.: Seely, Mrs. Smith. MR. XEMRS. TLS, RAY SEHIURS PRESENT 0lHSS HISTUHU ln September of l95O th T9 e 54 graduatang class entered Hllllards Hugh School as Freshmen wath H5 members and as Semors we wall graduate wr th 77 members Our class offacers for our Freshman year were Presadent Dave Buszck vice president Barry Myers secretary Mary Jane Slagle and treasurer Jack Moore pent our Freshman year getting acquaanted wlth the students a H :ar s After a summer of restmg nd teachers of we were ready to begin the school year as Sopho mores Our President that year was Wllbur Walker w: th Tom Murra :dent Mary Jane Slagle was r l Our Jumor year we w k y as vice pres e e ected secretary and Da k T Thus was the year l c erry was our treasurer our c ass orngznated the twfrp dance ere ept busy wlth all the dufferent actnvltles which come wa be 1 ng Jun 1 ors We elected Barry Myers as President L president A l 1 c e Ra arry Murray as vice y as secretary and Honest Ralph Venczll as treasurer Our F: rst activity was our Jumor Class Play We Shook the Family Tree lt starred Marilyn Horst and Jerry Kaltenbach W all work d Prom th th e very hard for our Junaor Senior e eme of which was April In Paris Now has come the year we have l h l ong awa: ted for now we are Seniors bf ee s In school Thzs year Barry Myers :sagam guadang the class as President John Durban as vice presndent Patty Vagnaer assecretary and Carolyn Russell IS treasurer As the Annual goes to press we can think back and re b have learned and th mem er the many thmgs we e happy tames we have had here at Hlllnard H J U PPERMAN 19 SONS Q151 wucox Road A-mlm Oh1O Fr 8 7.340 14 D Uppefman Sec y TIC35 10 IN s :gh I . . . . , . . . I . I . I I I 2 I ' We s ' ' ' ill' d . . I - n I Q I T I ' .th . . i . I . ' ' Il ll ' I I T . . . . ,, . ,, , . . e - ' ' ll ' ' ' ll , . ' , , 9 w . , , . I C. H. . . 1 BRHBUHX XUH HUHUUHCED HW ,.............. BRHDUHYES PXHH ' EOR XHE EU mfg NURE BARRETT LOGAN MYERS PaPPY r H1 Y 1 Secy Dramatrcs 1 2 FFA 2 4 Vars1ty H 3 H1 Y 3 4 Pres 4 Stu dent Council 1 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Boys Chon1s2 C1assV Pres 1 Class Pres 4 PRES IDEVT VICE PRESIDENT JOHN DURBAN Johnny FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter cy 4 Jr r mat1cs2 Secy H1 Y Varsity H 2 Honor Society 3 4 Spirit of Leadership 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 All Mid x 3 4 Trackl 2 Baseball 3 4 Class V Pres 4 A nnual Staff Photog raphy Editor 54 CLHSS UFHCEHS CAROLYN ZOANNE RUSSELL Caro1 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4p Ir, Dra- matics 1,2g FHA 1,2, 4g GAA 1,'2,4g Basket- ballHomecomingCourt 3, Football Homecom- ingCourt 4gClass Treas. 4, Cafeteria 4, TREASURER SECRETARY WALTER 1. LINES PATRICIA LOUISE VAGNIER Patty FHA 1, 2, 4: Ir. Dra- matics 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4, Mixed C h o r u s lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 21 Sr,Class Play, Football Homecoming Queen 4pClass Secy. 4g Office Staff 4: Library Staff 43 Cheerleader 3, 4. HARRY ARTHUR BA UGIITJAN Robert E, lee High School 1,25 Art-PhotoClub4, Treas, 5Track 3,4. gtg, DWIGHT RICHARD CHURRY Cisco Jr, Dramatics 1,25 Photo Club 2,35 Jr. Hi-Y lg Hi-Y 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Varsity H 3,4. tv' VIRGINIA ANN BURNUM Ginny Tyner High Schoolg Pickering- ton High Sohool. Sl-LERRY DIANNE CAMPBELL F,H.A.15G,A,A, 1,2,3,4, Art-Photo Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres, 4gTl'l-Hi-Y4gGl1'15' Glee Club lg Office Staff 35 Library Staff 35 Annual StaffAssist', Typist. LLORME LOUISE BRUMFIELD Louie Bremen High School semester 1, F,H.A, l,2,45 Ir, Dramatics 25G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Office Staff 4. JAMES CLIFFORD DAVIS Scratch FFA 1,2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Art-Photo Club 1,2,3,4, Sgt, at Arms 45 Track 3,41 Baseball H. P. MICHEL ,f ,jf if - f DAVID MICHEAL BUSICK Devil Dave Jr, Dramatics 1,25 Ir, Hi-Y lg Photo Club 25 Varsity H 3,45 Science Club 4, Pres,5 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 25 Sr, Class P1ay5Mixed Chorusg Class Pres, lg Intra- murals. MEAD SPENCER CARMICHAEL LII Sr, Dramatics 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Photo Club 1,25 Band 2 , 3, 45 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g County Music Festival 2,3,45 Sr, Class Play, SUZANNE FLICKINGER Suzie FHA 1,2,3,45 Jr. Dramatics 1, 25 Tri-lli-Y 3,45GAA 3,-4, V. Pres, 45 Honor Society 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Major- ette 45 Sr, Class Play5 Library SIE-l.ff4gAY1l'll1alSIaffASSlSI, Bus. Manager. S HE LDON CRESS WELL HA MILTON Jr, Dramatics 1,25 Jr, Hi-Y 25 H1-Y 45 Fombati 1,2,3,4. MARIANNE CECELIA DEMARY Jr. Dtamatics 1,25 French Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 45 Art-Photo Club 45 GAA 3,-1, Pres, 45 Majorette 45 Basketball Homecoming Court 2. bv if tt . 21,7 vz 1-r 4-1 i DONALD EUGENE HACKWORTH ll:1cky Varsity H 3,4, Secy. 45 FFA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 lr. Dratnatics 1,25 Sgt. at Arms 25Student Council 155 Foot- ball 1,25 3,45 Baseball 2,35 Track 2,35 Basketball 15 lr.. Sr., Class Plays5 Master of Ceremonies Jr. Sr. Prom. MARGARET ANN HIGGINS Maggie Jr, Dramatics 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Art-Photo C lu b 45 Girls' G1eeClub 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2, BEATRICE ANN HOLBROOK Bea West Jefferson 1, Madison Rural 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Plumbing By DANIEL Dublin Fr. 6-8274 WILFRED C. FEUCHTER Bil1 French Club 1,2,3,4, Secy. 15 Science Club 15Jr. Dramatic 25 Hi-Y 45 Honor Society 3,45 Sr, Class Play S tu de nt Director5 Annual StaffAssist, Editor5 Wildcat Staff 4. 7 3- MARILYN MAE HORST FHA 1,2545 Ir, Dramatics 1,25 Sr. Dramatics 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secy. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Band 25 Orchestra 25 Franklin C ounty Music Festival25Jr. 8t Sr. Class Plays5 Office Staff 45 Annual Staff Assist. Sports Editor. PHILLIP HUGHES French C lub l,2, Treas.p Jr, Dramatics 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Track 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club5 Mixed Chorus. QE? .,, BARBARA ANN IAYIOHN Barb GAA l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 35 It, Dramaticsl,25Tri-H.-Y45FHA 1,45 Student Council 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Football Horne- coming Court 3, 4, Cheerleader 3,4, fl HARRY ALLEIN IEWETT Art-Photo Club 45 Jr, Hi-Y 3, MARY IO JOHNSON Jo-Jo Orange High School 1,25 Sr. WALTER KESLER Walt FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Treas. 4. FRANK S AYERS Real Estate Class Play5 Tri-Hi-Y 4, CAROLYN ANN KIDWELL Granville High 15 FHA 25112 Dramatics 25 Sr, Dramatics 35 Art-Photo Club 4, Pres.5 Tri- Hi-Y 3,4, House Chairman 45 GAA 2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Majorette 25 Head Majorette 3, 45 Orchesua 2,35 Chorus 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 Sr, Class Play5 FFA Queen, Model Legis- lature 4, 8-5, JO ANN JOHNSON ..Jo.. Art Club 3,Ptes, 5 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sr, Dramatics 45 Photo Club 15 Girls'G1ee Club 1,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Cafeteria 1,2,3,45 Sr, Class Play, .TERRY LERO KALTENBACH Ir, Hi-Y 151-li-Y 45 Jr,Dramatics 1,25 Photo Club 35112 SL Sr, Class Plays5 Student Council 1, 3,45 Honor Society 45 Annual Staff Bus. Manager5 Wildcat Staff 4, Editor5 Citizenship Of- fice. TIMOTHY G. O'HARRA O, T. Jr, Hi-Y 1g Jr. Dramatics l,2g Photo Club 2,3g Varsity H 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1,21 Baseball 2, Track 1,35 Jr. SL Sr. Class Playsg Wildcat Staff Sports Editor 4. RONALD E, PATTERSON Ron Varsity H 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4g Jr. Hi-Y 1, Pres.: l-Ii-Y 45 Jr. Dramatics l,2, Pres. 23 Student Council l,2,3g Honor Society 4, Football 1,33 Basketball l,2, 3,4,Track 1,3,4gSr,ClassPlayg Wildcat Staff 3. IOSEPHTNE MURPM-XY Toni F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Secy. 25 Jr. Dramatics l,2, Tri'H1-Y 3,4, V. Pres, 41 Honor Society 3,41 Chorus 1, 2, Jr. Class Play, Foot- ballHomecoming Court 3, Win- ter DanceAttendant 4, Class V. Pres. 2, Office Staff3, 4g Annual Staff Editor in Chiefg Assist'. Chairman Magazine Drive 4. JEANNE PERRY Jeannie GAA l,2,4g FHA 1,2,4g Tri- Hi-Y 3,41 Jr, Dramatics 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1,21 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Cafeteria 4, CARPETS, INC . S. McDonald WILLA ANN ORR Billie FHA l,2,3,4, Historian lg Jr, Dramatics 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 451-lonor Society 45 State Homemaker DegreegGirls' Glee Club lg Sr. Class Playg Wildcat Staff Girls' Sports Edi- torg Buckeye Girls' State. HELEN MAYE PATTON FHA 1 , 2g Jr. Dramatics 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Art-Photo Club 43 GAA 1,21 Chorus 2, Office Staff 3,4g Annual Staff Typing Editor, Winter Dance Queen 4, Honor Society 4. LARRY MURRAY Stud Jr. Dramatics l,2z Jr. Hi-Y 1, 23 Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 4: Varsity H 3,4gFootba1ll,2,3,4gBas- ketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g Class V. Pres. 31 Annual Staff Sports Editor, Wildcat Staff 41 Business Manager. MALCOLM E. PENNELL Jr. Dramatics 1,2g Jr. Hi-Y 1 Photo Club 2, Sr. Draniatics 4 Band 1,2, 3,4, Orchestra 1,2 Sr. Class Play. EVERETT EARL PORTER Port Football 2, Golf 2,3,4, Ex we!! ALICE ADELE RAY FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 1, Treas, 2, V. Pres, 3, Jr. Dra- matics 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 4, GAA 3,4, Secy. 4, Student Council4, V. Pres, 4, Honor S oc iety, State Home- ma ke r Degree 3, Chorus 1,2, Band 1,2,3,Sr, Class Play, winter Dance A ttendant 4, Class Secy. 3, Office Staff 4,Annua1 Staff Art Editor. '3- RICHARD CARL ROESCH Deacon Jr, Dramatics 1, Football 1,2 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Varsity H 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2, Jr, Class Play, Wildcat Staff Bus. Manager 3, Editor in Chief 4, H. E. WHITE THERON KEITH REPP Photo Club 1,2, Jr, Dramatics 1,2, Ir, Hi-Y 1,Science Club, NANCY KATHLEEN RIDENOUR You All Louisa Kentucky 1, It. Dramatics 1,2, Sr, Dramatics 3, GAA 2,1 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Art-Photo Club 4, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1,2, Glee Club 2, Franklin County Music Festival 2, Office Staff 4, Jr, Class Play, 7 ARTHUR RICHARD ROSEMEIE1 Art Grandview High 1,2, Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, V, Pres, 4, Varsity H 3,4, Honor Society 4, Intra- murals 3,4, Track 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Sr, Class Play, Annual StaffAsst, PhotographyEditor, AUSTIN WHITE CO 'af' W KATHLEEN RHOADES Kathy Jr. Dramatics 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Sr, Dramatics 3, Tri -Hi-Y 3, 4,Art- Photo Club 4, Secy., GAA 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Office Staff 4, Cafe- teria 2. IRENE ANNETTE RIGGLE Renie FHA 1 , 2, Ir, Dramatics 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Art-Photo Club 4, GAA 1,2,3, MixedChonis 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Music Festival 1, 2, Office Staff, Grade School. vol gg, Q LOWELL EMERSON LIMINGS Porky PhotoClub 2, 3, Art-Photo Club 43 Wildcat Staff 4. MALCOLM GRANT MCFARLAND Mighty Mac Photo Club 1,21 Ir, Dramatics 23 Hi-Y 43 Jr. Hi-Y 13 Band 1, 2,31 Orchestra 1,23 Boys' Glee Club 1,21 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Wildcat Staff 4. DOUG LAS HARRY KING Doug Jr. Dramatics 1,23 French Club 3,43Ir,Hi-Y13Band 1,Z3Boys' Glee Club 12,3343 Mixed Chorus 1,2,.3,43 County Music Festival 2,3,43 Chapel Choir Festival 2,3,43 Jr. ig-I Sr. Class Plays. 1 T ALICE MARY KNOOP Wooster High School 1, 2pFrench Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Chorus 33 Jr. Class Play. QFUFY' 'S' ANNA LOU MOORE Jr, Dramatics 1,2, Treas, 23 FHA 1, 2,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43GAA 2,43Sr, Dramatics 33Honor Society 4. EAVEYS Lane Shopping Center CARL W, LIND, IR. Ted Science Club3 Jr, Hi-Y 23 Photo Club 23 Hi-Y 43 Football 1'2,3Q Track 2,3,4Q Wildcat Staff 4, NANCY MCFARLAND Art-Photo Club 1,4, FHA 1, Jr. Dramatics lg Tri-Hi-Y 43 GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas, 33 Band 1,2. .law 1-'V -Xiu. if ' . 1,5 , ' .-,535 HARRIET MORTON FHA l,2,43 Jr, Dramatics 1,2Q Sr, Dramatics 33Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Majorette 1,2, 3,4g Class Secy, 13 Library staff 3, PAUL E. SCHEIDERER lr. l-li-Y 25112 Dramatics 2. X 'tb-1 P DOROT HY FA YE SPARKS BlaineHighSchool1,25Sr.Dra- matics 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Art- Photo Club 3, 45 Library Staff 45 Wildcat Staff, HILLIARDS MACHINE 84 MFG. 'YG 2 5 , C il 27? -f 2 -7 Ave 5 ,jf ' 1 ,K A it sf' Q. ' 5, . e' .1 iff 5-L 3 ggi' igf iff? l .im ' BERNARD MELVIN SIMCOX Gordo Hi-Y 4,112 Dramatics 1, 25 Var- sity H 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 25 Track 1 , 2, 35 All Mid-Six Football 45 Basketball 1. JO ANN SLANE ,, O.. Art-Photo Club 4, Tri-H1-Y 3, 45 Chorus 1. SA LLY SCOTT Tri-Hx-Y 3,45 Art-Photo Club 45 Sr. Dramatlcs 3. 'Eb CHARLES A , SPRING Charlie FFA 1,2,L3,45 H1'Y3,-1, Ir. Dra- ll13llCS1,2QV arsity H 3, 4, Football 35 Basketball 3,45 All Mid-Six 45 Track 45 Sr. Class Play Al. TON MOT El, MARY JANE SLAGLE FHA 1, 25 Jr. Dramatics 1,2, Treas, 25 Sr, Dramatics 3, Treas, ,Tri-Hi-Y3,45Art-Photo 45 Chorus 1,25 M.:-ted Chorus 1, 2, Jr. 82 Sr, Class Plays, Foot- ball Homecoming Court 25 Of- fice staff 4. CAROLYN SUE SNYDER Carol GAA 45 Jr, Dramatics 1,25 French Club 1, 25 Sr, Dramatics 35 Tri-H1-Y 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2. RICHARD DEAN TERRY Dick Ir. Hi-Y 15 Hi-Y 45Ir, Dra- matics 1,25 Varsity H 3,4 Pres. 45 Student Council 3,4, Pres, 4: Track 15 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Mid-Six 45 Class Treas. 2. LOIS ANN TRAVIS Ir, Dramatics 1,25Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 GAA 1,25 Art-Photo Club 4. JO ANN CHRISTINE STRAUSS GAA 2,3,4, Sgt, at Arms 35 Art Club 35 PhotoC1ub 35 Art-Photo Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Basketball Homecoming C ourt 35 Office Staff45W1ldcat Staff 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4. ,Z gp- -wiv WILLIAM UPPERMAN Bill Jr. Hi-Y 15 Hi-Y 45 Science Club 1gIl',Dl'amaliCS 25 Sr, Dramatics 3,45 Band l,2,3,4, Band V. Pres. 3, 45Orchestra 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Society 4. NED W. WOODRUFF M0 JAMES WILLIAM TRACHSEL Trox Jr, Dramatics l,25French Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2,35Hi-Y 3,4, Secy. 35 Honor Society 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45County Festival 2,3,45 Sr, Class Play, Student Director5 Wildcat Staff Artist, EDWARD LEROY UPPERMAN 0ogie ScienceClub 15 Jr, Dramatics 25 Sr. Dramatics 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Ir, Hi-Y 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Orches- tra 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, rv I Q ' -461 NANCY LEE SUVER Nanny FHA 1, 25 Jr. Dramatics 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Art-Photo Club 45 GAA 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1. f x RALPH VENCILL Ir. Hi-Y 1, Jr, Dramatics 1, 25 Sr. Hi-Y 2g Class Treas. 35 Varsity FI 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Golf 4, SI LAKIN WILBUR FREDRICK WALKER Wib FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas, 35 Varsity H 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Photo Club 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 3, 45 Class Pres, 2, Z' l LOWELL EUGENE WARD Gene Crestview 1, North 2, New Al- bany 35 Sr, Dramatics 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Chorus 45 Variety Show 4, WILMA JEAN WHITTINGTON Science Club 15 Art-Photo Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, .. ,,,,i fe, 5 if 5 ,Q , , THOMAS DEAN YOST Tom Ir, Dramatics 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity H 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 25 Wildcat Staff 3,4, PRISCILLA JUNE WOODS June Ir. Dramatics 1,2,FrenchClub 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Sr, Class Play. ' Mfg! 'X 2,9 ! !! hr .,:'- u V 2-'61 JOAN LOIS WOODIN NIO., FHA 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pres, 45 Ir, Dramatics 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 County Mu- sic Festival 1,3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Secy. 35 Orchestra 1,2,35 District and State Music Contests 3, 45 Wild- cat Staff 351-li-Y Youth and Government 3,45 State Home- maker's Degree. GEORGE WILLIAM WUERTZ FFA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 45 Jr, Dramatics 1, 25 Art-Photo Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Football 15 Sr. Class Play. ALFRED RALPH SOMA Raymond 15 McBurg 25 Powell and Olentangy 35 Hi-Y 45 Chorus THE CLAMPITTS 21 CARMIAUX AUTO SERVICE N. W. Blvd. IEIIHI IIIIIIIIES SEIIIIIIIS PIIEPIIIIE llllll I Harry Baughman wa ll and bequeath my abalaty to get dates wath sophomore garls to Jerry Baum I Louae Brumfaeld wall my abalaty to stack wath shorthand to Ruta Whate I Varganaa Burnum wall my good grades an Ameracan Hastory to Loas Davenport I Dave Busack wall to Danny Tornack the bubble gum on the bottom of my desk because I have nothang else to bequeath I Sherry Campbell wall my abalaty to get along wath Mrs Kellam pretty well to Thelma Land I Mead Carmacheal wall my tuba to anyone who can carry at I Dwaght Churry wall my abllaty to catch passes to Marshall Hall I Jam Davas wall my abalaty to shoot ducks to fellow FFA member Walter Shaer I Hazel Davenport wall my abalaty to hold my temper to Carolyn Collaton I Maraanne DeMary wallmyposataonas ma lorette toanygarlwhocan getalong wath Mr Whate and the band members I John Durban wall my aba Iaty to be the weakest hattang shortstop an the league to Jerry Evans I Ball Feuchter wall my seat an Mr Hune s class to anyone who as brave enough to take at I Suzanne Flacknnger bequeath my posataon as maaorette to any lucky garl who lakes to freeze at football games I Don Hackworth wall my abalaty to see only one end an a football game to Kenny Eberhard I Sheldon Hamalton wall my funny laugh to Max Gray and hope he gets an as much trouble as I have I Margaret Haggans wall my hard work an shorthand to Janace Streatenberger I Beatrace Holbrook wall my abalaty to get passang grades an Cavacs to Kathryn Pennangton I Maralyn Horst ws II my posataon on thas pageon toed Annual Staff to my saster Maraorae I Phal Hughes wall my abalaty to get along wath C B to Jerry Baum I Barbara Jayaohn leave my cheerleadang posataon to a very lucky sophomore whoenloys ex ercase and fun I Harry Jewett wall to Cecal Jewett my water gun and hope he keeps up the good work I Joann Johnson wall my aballty to get out of Mrs Kellam s classes to any one who can thank of enough Iegatamate excuses for her I Mary Jo Johnson wall my abalaty to raase my raght eyebrow to any garl who lakes to flart I Jerry Kaltenbach wall my abalaty to get along wath Kaller Kellam to some unlucky boy I Walter Kesler wall my athletac aballtaes '97 to Bull Graumlach I Carolyn Kadwell wall my posataon as head maaorette an a sharp band to next year s lucky gar I Douglas Kang wall my seatan French Class to Maraon Sue Woods af she IS dumb enough to take up the course I Ted Land wall my abalaty to get hagh school award letters to anyone who has room for them I Alace Knoop wall my 32 fouettes to Judy Moore I Emerson Lamangs wall my lock and locker to Jerry Fenton I Nancy McFarland wall my many excuses for massang school to anyone who can get by better than I dad wath them I Mac McFarland Esquare wall to Jerry Evans my abalaty to get along wath the teachers We Anna Lou Moore and Ballae Ann Orr do wall our humble and Iastang fraendshap to those dear under classmates Carole Yost and Judy Moore I Harraet Morton wall my posataon as ma aorette to any garl who as lucky enough to get at I Larry Murray not havang the abalaty to do anythang wall anythang I maght be able to do to the Pendleton twans Although they say you can t take atwath you Tom Murray dad I Barry Myers wa I I m y abalaty to Fearless Fred Cthough he doesn t need at J I Tam O Harra wall my dancang abalaty to BIDDLE S RESTAURANT AND DRIVE IN 1 I I I 1 I I I 1 I I I . . . , - . . . - - I I ' I I I I I I I ' Q D ' II ' Il . 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GERARD'S TEN MILE INN 22 3571 West Broad St. IEGHI IIUIICES Clllll Danny Tornak I Ronnae Patterson wall my abalaty to tell lokes to Joe Emrach who really doesn t need at I Helen Patton wall my aba I a ty to carry around the water faucet an Room 22 to the fourth peraod chemastry class I Malcolm Pennell am lust leavang I Jeannae Perry wall my aba I a ty to rade escalators backwards to Sherry Pendleton and Doras Yeater I Earl Porter wall my seat an the second booth at Alton Country Club to Tom Jaylohn I Alace Ray after four years ofnothang to do but prepare a wall stall haven tacquared anythang worth gavang away I Keath Repp wall my red haar and freckles to Lloyd Jefferson I Kathy Rhoades wall my seat an Shorthand I to Francas Bohlen I Nancy Radenour wall my three classeswa th Mr Shettler to anyone dumb enough to get stuck wath them We Irene Raggle and Nancy Suver wall our abalaty to get an trouble wath teachers to some lucky persons I Deacon Roesch do hereby walland bequeath all the troubles traals trabulataons and fun I ve had wa th Queen Bess myfaathful 28 Model A to Pat Flynn and has 29 I Art Roseneaer wall and bequeath my n abalaty to get along wath the opposate sex to Jerry Vagnaer I Carolyn Russell the treasurer of the Senaor Class wall to Dorothy Sma th treasurer of the Junaor Class our troubles I Paul Scheaderer wall my ambataon to do nothang to anybody that needs at I Sally Scott wallmy strugglethrough short hand to Sue Huffer I Bernard Samcox wa I I my abalaty to play defensave lanebacker to Harry Kessler I Joann Slane wall myabalaty to do shorthand to Connae Slane I Mary Jane Slagle wall my posa taon the offace to some lucky Junaor garl but advase you to knock onthe door before you walk an thard peraod Ag Class I Carolyn Sue Snyder wall my shortness to Bessae Eckard I Dorothy Sparks wall my Iabraraan posataon to anyone who as dumb enough to take at I Charlae Sprang wall my basketball abalataes to Walter Shaer I Jo Ann Strauss wall my bag mouth to Donna McBrayer an hopes she cloesn t getan as much as I do wath at I Dack Terry wallmy abalaty to yodel to Jam Gallentane I James Dala Trachsel leave my surreal astac tendencaes to Bob Parsell I Loas Travas wall my straaght A grades to Helen Chawner I Ball Upperman wall my broken drum beater to next year s base drum player I Eddae Upoerman wall myseat an Ameracan Hastory to anyone wallang to take at I Patty Vagnaer bequeath to some lucky garl the honor of becomang I954 Homecomang Queen I Gene Ward wallmy unaque abalaty an deal ang wath good lookang garls to Max Gray and my knowledge of chemastry to Mr Hune they really need at I Walma Whattangton wall my bookkeepang to Waneta Whattangton my saster I Joan Woodan wall my curly haar to Mr Whate I June Woods leave my damples to anyone foolash enough to take them I Tom Yost wall my posataon on the bench to Jerry Pendleton I Tub Vencall wa I I my knack of beang on tame for school to Danny Tornak Now that we the senaor class of I954 have walled our personal effects we wall our seats o the shelf to the lunaors our leadershap to the sophomores our text books and four years of good tames to the freshmen and our reputataon for the past twelve years to the faculty ADKINS BARBERS Phone Fr 8 7268 a 1 1 . . 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HENRY GABEL 23 Hilliards, Ohio BIIIIIHI IUIUIIE PIIEUIIIIEII HARRY BAUGHMAN IS now a successful businessman havlng bought out the Edison Salvage Company with the and of EMERSON LIMINGS LOUIE BRUMFIELD ns very busy these days taklng care of her eleven boys She s ralsmg her own football team DAVE BUSICK has worked his way up from a gandee and IS now sectnon fare man on the P R R MEAD CARMICHAEL bass vaol vurtuoso as currently playnng Memorual Hall VIRGINIA BURNUM spends most of her time peellng bananas DWIGHT CH URRY as playang pro football for the Cleveland Bums as ns WIB WALKER theur chnef punter The Bums are owned operated and coached by the grand old man of football TIM O HARRA who has piloted them to seventeen consecutive World Champnonshlps Others who have gone on to sports fame are JOHN DURBAN and MALCOLM McFARLAND John us playing brnlllant basketball for the Hllluards Globetrotters whale Malcolm IS the Pang pongsnngles champion of the United States JIM DAVIS and canner MALCOLM PENNE LL have pooled thelr resources and have come up with a revolution In the food lndustry They re planting corn and beans and harvesting succotash HAZEL DAVENPORT as touring the country glvlng a lecture on domestlc relatrons MARIAN NE DEMARY and NANCY McFARLAND have opened their own Drive In where people walk In and crawl out Food spretty good we hear BILL FEUCHTER has become a mlsslonary nn Lower Bugastanla DON HACKWORTH IS now head electrlcnan at the Ohlo State Pen It IS rumored that he was the brain Lower Bugastama SHELDON HAMILTON lsthe Ieadmg recording artlst for Rainbow Recordmg Studnos Has latest dnsc IS entntled Take My Glasses Off Baby I Can t Stand Your Ugly Face PHIL HUGHES IS now Professor of Anumal Husbandry at Caputal Umverslty Have you heard the slnglng team of the Johnson Sisters MARY JO and JOANN heard daily over Station WBVD9 JERRY KALTENBACH IS now Cl salesman for WALT KESSLER S Footwear Company They have made a fortune by taklng careof all the lost soles DOUGLAS KING opened In Pagllaccl at the Met last nlght CAROLYN KIDWELLIS now marrled llvmg on a farm and rausnng Hamp shire Hogs ALICE KNOOP has now hut the top she IS with the Well s Saddler Ballet Group TED LIND wnth busnness manager LARRY MURRAY and mechamc BARRY MYERS has won the Indlanapolns 500 Mule Classnc for the fourth consecutlve year an has Crosley powered Allard Myers utnlnzlng the prnncuple of the Case tractor as the only one who can keep the Crosley runnmg TONI MURRAY as now pruvate AMLIN WELDING CO R. E DOUGHERTY 8: SON Electnc 8L Acetylene ASIICUIIUYBI LUIS ROBERT FOX 658 Rome Hllhards Road Fr 8 7930 Columbus 4 Ohio Portable Equxpment Z4 Fr 8 5264 I ' u I I c -J behind the last-escape attempt. BEATRICE HOLBROOK is the first nurse to go to Illll HIIIIHIIDS SEIIIIIHS secretary to DICK TERRY of the Terry Loan Company BERNARD SIMCOX as their most steady customer HARRIET MORTON has been named the gurl we d most luke to break out of prlson for RONNIE PATTERSON and EARL PORTER are touring the country by tram, cattle tram MARILYN HORST opens In Madame Butterfly at the Hollywood Bowl BILLIE ANN ORR has written the poem The Bee Bop Beetle and has made a cool mulluon her treasurer ANNA LOU MOORE reports HELEN PATTON and SHERRY CAMPBELL are typing Instructors at old Hunt n Peck Umver snty DICK ROESCH us the owner of a unlque garage He and his ace mechanac PAUL SCHEIDERER wall work on no car later than a 34 IRENE IWIGGLEI RIGGLE has lust been hnred for the grand opemng of the Bubbles Revuewof whlch HARRY JEWETT as the manager ART ROSEMEIER ns the latestheart throb of all the bobby soxers due to has latest movle Klss Me Buckteeth My Tonsuls Itch MARY JANE SLAGLE has started a business of her own Her assastants are NANCY RIDE NOUR NANCY SUVER and KATHY RHOADES By the way It s known as The Lonely Hearts Club Thelr motto IS Unwed and lonely call on us CAROL SUE SNYDER IS runnlng for mayor IH the wet town of Hulluards DOROTHY SPARKS runs the best nlght club In Alton In fact It s the only one CHARLIE SPRING IS the proud ownerof the largest dalry farm In Mudsock County Hus chnef bottle washer IS ALICE RAY We see that JOANN STRAUSS and JEANNIE PERRY are modelnng feed sacks forthe ICAROLYNI RUSSELL Gram Company JIM TRACHSEL IS chnef designer ofthe newstream llnecl Kuddy Kar PATTY VAGNIER SUZIE FLICKINGER and BARBARA JAYJOHN are chorlnnes nn the Goan LaGoon Club TUB VENCIL IS nowa used car dealer he couldn t decade whuch car he luked best so he bought a Flock of them and drives em all EDDY and BILLY UPPERMAN have merged wnth Kenny Upperman Now they re all pulllng bank 'obs Playboy GENE WARD and Tycoon KEITH REPP are the most frequent patrons of TOM YOST S mte club The York Club GEORGE WUERTZ lady knllerof TV as nowdomga new showentutled The Trans Contnnental JOAN WOODIN IS playing a hot pnano with a dnxue land band WILMA WHITTINGTON JOAN SLANE SALLY SCOTT and MARGARET HIGGINS are finally masterlng shorthand after sux years LOIS TRAVIS not wantlng to outdo Loune Brumfleld IS satusfned to be rausung a baseball team nnne boys We see that JUNE WOODS ns playmg Ophuella In Hamlet JOHN 8: BOB WILLIAMS Sohlo SSIVICS Henderson and Kenny Roads Comphments of Columbus Ohxo SALZGABER S GREENHOUSES La 0996 25 1630 W Lane Avenue . , . 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Treasurer LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Ruth Owen, Kathryne Pennington, Donna Kreis, Judy Moore, Vera Hornback, Mary Alice Pughline, Joann Hunt, Donna McBrayer, She- rry Pendleton, Sue Huffer, Fra Knapp, Kathleen McKean, 2ND ROW: John Humph- ries, Donn Krieger, Bill Morris, Clarence Hunt, Deanna Holcomb, Mary Ann Porter- field, Dick Knowles, Gordon Moench, Dave Pasicka, Charles Hoffman, Jerry Pend- leton, Mrs, Zane, 3RD ROW: Larry Pendleton, Bob Parsell, Harry Kessler, Vern Kasler, Cecil Jewett, John Pugh, Jim Miller, Bob Kaiser, Lowell Johnson, Jim Morris, Jim King, Bill McNamer, Dick McDowell, RlNG'S FLORIST 5581 W. 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ROW 2: Joe Lombardi, Eddie Murdock, Gary Morgan, Mary Morris, Judy McDowell, Thelma Lind, Ruth Owens, Carol Whited, Ronnie Rosemier, Eugene Planck, Don Wuertz, Mr Harsh, ROW 3: Bob Shaffer, James Pelphrey, Bob Patton, Jack Miller, Gary Pugh, Marvin im cox, Frank Phillips, Lonnie Sagraves, Gary Nicodemus, John Kirk, John MacCarty. ll SUPHIHHUHE Compliments of ROYCE F, CALL CLHSS G, S. YEATER Plumbing 81 Heating Fr. 8-4222 ROW I:Jane Fox, Jackie Downing, Barbara Boyer, lou Leist, Beverly Campbell Willa Aldred, Nancy Hankins, Martha Herndon, Betty Herndon, Suzie Hunt Karen Greenwood. ROW 2: Bill Graurnlick, Sarah Ervin, Carol Boysel, Peggy Gains, Pat Johnson, Helen Chawner, Janice Bloomfield, Belinda Brumfield, Mar ilyn Judson, Mrs. MacDonald, ROW 3: Bob Eiterman, Dick Dentner, Marshall Hall, Roy Hoffman, John Hughes, Tommy Dyer, Gene Hicks, Don Haueisen lee Holt, Jim Haney, Cliff Holbrook, ROW I: CarolPlanck,Judy Kellogg, Louisa Potts. Francis McFarland, Carol Will- iams, Janice Streitenburger, Hazel Strickler, Dottie Spain.Marabel1e Phillipps, Delores Keller,Rose Wolfe. ROW 2:Wallace Walls, Bruce Holder, Nancy Bennett, Rosemary Collins, Betty Barker, Mildred DeBord, Stella Cameron, Francis Boh- len,Nancy Cowgill.Bill Dorn, Bob Harrison, Miss Monett. ROW 3: Bruce Crumpl- er, Sam Barlow, Jack Chenoweth, Bill Walker, John Miller, Allen Renner, Walter Schatz, Rex Crockett. Clarence Boggs, Bill Paul, Jim Kelly. 5 Q ' . I 2 , V , Q5 J A , J i 3 J I J., ,gr D 'J' 5-Xb? ,, N..-I LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Charlotte White, Waneta Whittington, Linda Toy, Myrtle Toy, Anna Whipple, Sally Vagnier, Peggy Galagher, Margaret Kuhlwein, Judy Holcomb, Lynn Williams, Barbara Toy. ROW 2: Charles Thomas, Phil White, Marion Sue Woods, Adelyn Williams, Marjorie Horst, Carol Ervin, Patty Thirtyacre, Mary Jane Wells, Da.rryl VanderMollen, Paul Troesch, Mr, Shettler. ROW 3: John Wackenhuth, Danny Tornick, Dick Suver, Joe Susi, Bob Windle, Gene Yore, Oakley Viers, Ray Sweeney, Lyman Tri- mmer, Ralph Walls, CLASS OFFICERS Ari Bellisori . . President Gory Dougherty . . Vice-President Bob McAfee . . . Secretory Solly Vognier . . Treasurer LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Carol Flynn, Freeda Smith, Carol Skaggs, Judy Reeb, Carla Seigfried, Teresa Spear, Donna Shaw, Arlene Sager, Norita Sagraves, Mary Ann Shier, Sally Schroeder, Sonja Seely, Phyllis Simcox, ROW 2: John Roberts, James Schirtzinger, Robert Soma, Don Shafer, Charles Smith, Shannon Russell, Ronald Ryan, Ronald Schoon- over, John Slagle, Ronald Sherman, Lloyd Jefferson, Bill Galentine, Allen Gray. ROW 3, Don Skaggs, Dick Shaner, James Smith, Virginia Rings, Connie Slane, Ivalea Russell, Shirley Scott, Ruth Sherman, Tom Evans, Donald Jackson, Emmitt Hughes, Mrs, Smith, 040 PRES G. R. HOETLINGER M.D. HH CLHSS W.R. 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H. A . ROW 1: Margret Kuhlwein, Penny Pennell, Phyllis Patch, Sally Vagnier, Patty Merckling, Patty Moberly, Sally Schrader, Carol Flynn, Mary Justice, Barbara Evans, Teresa Spear, ROW 2: Betsy Morris, Marian Woods, Carol Skaggs, Judy Reeb, Carla Siegfried, Ivalea Russell, Shirley Scott, Connie Slane, Betty Castle, Patsy Drenning, Katherine Benson, Marilyn Opp, ROW 3, Marjorie Horst, Sonja Seely, Adelyn Williams, Deloris Mitchell, J 'f Myrtle Toy, Charlotte White, Becky Lind, Jewell Evans, Virginia Rings, Lynn Williams, e e x , J if ' x ,4 1 , , r MISS KOHLER Compliments of HILL LUMBER COMPANY fhisw FU w A Q ,Wt 4 5 Q 5 ' 'i ..' ,r It - '-iris' 'GQN as r-Tldlcfrx A FF Te c ol J,,++:f -' rdf' 'Mlm 41 7 , 4717, OG Q r- X , '-3 5. 7 .JI 7 lux '21 5 cf , uri' LEJVQ OX! F.F.A. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Mr, Thurston, Bill Walker, Barry Myers, John Durban, Donn Krieger, Wilbur Walker, Don Hackworth, George Wuertz, Charles Hart, Charlie Spring, Jim Davis, Mr, Boucher, ROW 2: Don Shaffer, Joe Schnug, Charles Hoffman, Bob Shaff- er, Oakly Viers, Marvin Simcox, John Hughes, Lee Holt, Dave Francis, Bill Gibson, John Slagle, Jr., Don Wuertz, ROW 3: Paul Troesch, Bill Graumlich, Jim Smith, Bill Kuhlwein, John Roberts, Eugene Planck, Roy Hoffman, Tommy Dyer, Gene Monst, Walt- er Shier, Sam Barlow, Dean Krieger. furzmr XX g ffmmflfs 0F Hmflmm Future Farmers of America is the largest farm boys organization in the world, open to boys studying agriculture. The Hilliards Chapter is well known in the State for its judging teams, its prize winning livestock and its program of leadership activities. It has twice been chosen to represent Ohio in the National Chapter contest at Kansas City . The chapter has had 57 State Farmers , the second largest number of any chapter in Ohio. The members of this years chapter have 521,598--invested in the business of farming . Miss Betty Grooms, Chapter Queen of last BOUCHER year won top honors by being selected State FFA Queen at the Ohio State Fair lastsummer. EDSON L KIDWELL MV-- ev' wi as- 0 X39 vw Qc? zidxoxoxe T960 ,Wim 'new exvow Qxla 'L' WN 'Ce 'XC Vzxm Om X C, vol atv Q61 Q. Q SXXCG 99' xo so , Q2 Cal .Q 'BX OXX9 egg ' XAC 0' p,- .S 'PN' SO X . , Q 9,00 - gi-O Cs' Ps Qxavd S-Wd xeawv wed ow 309 XR 00631 QX0SSCXXt xoxxixu XXXGBS kxcxc ' X 4 f VAX. OXS0 ,AVA X203 Xxgyixw' B950 wo- X of QM' , WX wich Xeo CXXBN OW6 sx09S512.OXN 2052, 50 X OX' Yxe X B96 so s,iX9Ct3cb?5'CzioX , w. ge Sec ,ga 69. Xxeo eg . X ta . ts Sagcszcex' 'Swv tpiow goguevbese K X ' 50 ago dye 5x X ON ue C 0 . e ,- QS xox S oqais iii Q6 XQQXC' X C5 5 Q06 eo- ff ll . ol xU0i,,axP56.XXs PX 'bw cfm 50' axggogaol X! Z I 7 .ff if ROW I- Mary Morris, Lou Leist, Anna Whipple, Patty Merckling, Judy Reeb, Sally Vagnier, Carla Siegfried, Phyllis Patch, Margaret Kuhlwein, Anna Lou Moore. ROW 2- Sarah Ervin, Betsy Morris, Lynn Williams, Jane Fox, Mary Culp, Theresa Spear, Kathryn Pennington, Lois Ann Walker, Billie Ann Orr, Peggy Gallagher. ROW 3- Madaline Bowman, Thelma Lind, Phyliss Simi-ox, Arlene Sa- graves, Carol Planck, Deanna Holcomb, Louisa Potts, Cathern Benson, Rachel Bowman, Judy Hol- comb. l NORMAN DISTELHORST, Signs 144 Norwich Street, Hilliards Phone Fr. 8-7818 HARPER KNOLLS Mr. and Mrs. George L. Harper I l l 1 . Mary, Alice Ray, Dorothy Smith, Naomi Sagraves, Deloris Keller, Virginia Rings. ROW 2- Becky ,X Lind, Carol Williams, Helen Springer, Francis Bohlen, Dorothy Spain, Mrs. Kellarn, Penny Pen- nell, Carol Barker, Stella Cameron, Carol Ervin, Sonja Seely. ROW 3- Barbara Massie, Mary Ann X, Shier, Patty Demon, Dianne Montgomery, Karen Greenwood, Judy McDowell, Marjorie Horst, Ade- QW lyn Williams, Sally Schroeder, Barbara Spicer. Any girl may ioin the club, but to maintain mem- bership she must earn a specified number of points each year. A girl may acquire these points by taking part in organized activities, being captain ofa team, or man- ager of the different sports. When she has earned the re- quired number of i200 points, she will receive her ROW I- Beverly Campbell, Nancy Cowgill, Donna McBrayer, Suzanne Flickinger, Marianne De- G. A. A. letter. Softball, volleyball, basketball, hiking, swimming, bowling, skating, horseback riding , bicycling, and dances are but a few of the activities sponsored by the G . A . A . Compliments of HENRY H. PIERCE JR. insurance 5056 Cemetery Road ROME CITY SERVICE F. H. Dougherty 5 A1193 XX If AQSELLAAI VISOI The following were the officers of G . A. A. for the year 1953-I954, President, Marianne DeMary, vice president, Suzanne Flickinger, secretary, Alice Ray, treasurer, Dorothy Smith, Sgt. of Arms, Donna McBrayer, advisor, Mrs. Kellam. 43 SCIENCE The members of the Science Club are: Dave Busick, Bruce Crumpler, CarrollCrumpler, Melvin Collins, Bill Dorn, Tommy Evans, Johnny Hughes, Tom Jayjohn, Bob Kaiser, Jim Kelly, Richard Knowles, Richard Landis, John McCarthy, Tony Mere, Tex Owens, Bill Paul, John Roberts, Don Shaffer, Richard Shaner, Donald Skaggs, Charles Smith, James Smith, Lonnie Sagraves, Dick Suver, Danny Torriick, Oakly Viers, Ralph Walls, Wally Walls, Charles Wilson, Gary Dougherty, Bob Soma, Clyde Crumpler, Russell Bateman, Rex Crockett, Joe Lombardi, Don Jackson, Jim Fowler, HUNE MVS' FIRST ROW: Carol Planck, Rose Coleman, Nancy Hankins, Lou Leist, Louisa Potts, Barbara Boyer, SECOND ROW: Ed Murdock, Mrs, Zane, Jack Chenoweth, Bob Harrison, Douglas King, Jack Miller, Gary Nicodemus, Ronnie Rosemeier, Bill Feuchter, Jim Trachsel, Bruce Holder, 0,2 l' MRS al ' ZANE Kill ,iff LE CEHULE ERHHUHIS FLEMING PURE OIL SERVICE Lane 81 N, West Blvd. Columbus 12, Ohio Phone Ki, oi82 fffl, ffeiil' Jeanette Stockette, Charles Ryan, Kathleen McKean, Pat Vagnier, Mrs. Smith, Suzanne Flick- enger, Dorothy Sparks, Jim Sparks, Dotty Spain. HBHHHH STHEE The Library Staff ore on duty each period of the day to see Thor book and referenceossisfonce is given fo all students who need it. THESE STUHEHTS HELP THE SSHUUE UEEICE STHEE O. E. WOODRING Scioto Sales and Service 3116 Riverside Drive Phone Ki OI42 JAMES G. AMON AND SONS Builders 4091 Fairfax Dr. Phone Ki 6QOl FIRST ROW: Sandra Sichol, Toni Murray, Joann Strauss, Pat Vagnier, Nancy Ridenour, Aliee Ray. SECOND ROW: Doris Yeater, Helen Patton, Donna Kries, Marilyn Horst, Mary Jane Slagle, Louie Brumfield. The Senior Dramatics Club was reorganized this year and renamed The Black Mask. A full program was planned for the year with a dramatic-festival as its highlight. IST ROW: Dorothy Smith, Ella Skaggs, Fra Knapp, Sue Huffer, Barbara Harrell, Naomi Sagraves, Donna Sisson, Patsyllarford, Janice Tillman, l.oisWalker, JoE1len Crager, Hazel Davenport, Sherry Pendleton, Deanna Holcomb, LuanneRussell. ZND ROW: Mr. Markakis, RuthOwcns, lrcnc Salmons, Jeanette Stockett, Nola Gilletly, Beverly Tewell, Ruth Mac Wells. Jim Galentine, Rita White, Donna McBrayer, Jim Herrick, Vera Hornback, JoAnn Johnson, Paul Spear, Jerry Vagnicr. 3RD ROW: Gordon Moench, Lowell Johnson, Bob Wilson, Shirley Skaggs, Lois Davenport, Carolyn Colliton, Carolyn Armentrout, Kathryn Pennington, Mead Carmicheal, Eddie Upperman, Dick Knowles, Dale Gray, Jerry'Evans, Jim Sparks. 4THE ROW: Bill Gibson, Frank Bowman, Joe Schnug, Gene Ward, Dick Craven, Merritt Riggs, Bob Parsell, John Pugh, Bob Simcox, Dave Francis, Joel Williams, THE BlHCH WHSH Larry Doughtery, Vern Kasler, Bill Upperman, Gary Spahr, Carl Smith, Dave Boerner. DRHlllHlIC CLUBS JUMUR URHWHTW CLUB WALTER A, SICHOL FRED C. MOORE LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Margie Horst, Patty Johnson, Judy Kellogg, Rachel Bowman, Judy Hol- comb,CarolP Yost, Belinda Brumfield, Marilyn Murray, Francis McFarland, Louisa Potts, Grace Porter, Pat Woods. ROW 2: Peggy Gallagher, Arlene Sager, Margaret Kuhlwein, Penny Pennell, Phylis Patch, Patty Merckling, Sally Vagnier, Jack Chenoweth, Mary Ann McCann, Helen Chawner, Lonnie Simons, Mary Jane McDanicls, Nancy Hankins, Lou Leist. ROW 3: Mr. Rcall, Anna Whipple, Delores Mitchell, Margaret Wolpcrt, Judy Reeb, Carla Seigfried, Carol Skaggs, lvalea Russell, Becky Lind, Carol Williams, Marilyn Judson, Thelma Lind, Sarah Ervin, Mr. White. ROW 4: Carol Boysel, Carol Flynn, Phyllis Simcox, Nancy Bennett, Carolyn Whited, Gene Yore, Bob Windle. Bill Galentine, Don Wuertz, Billwalker, EngenePlanck, Bruce Holder, Dick Dcntner, Eddie Murdock. -'fqA LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW Ig Marianne DeMary, Nancy McFarland, Carol Snyder, Joan Strauss, Sherry Campbell, Carolyn Kidwell, Harry Baugllman, Kathleen Rhoades, Jim Davis, Nancy Ridenour, Mary Jane Slagle, Nancy Suver. ROW II: Nancy Bennett, Waneta Whittington, Phyllis Simcox, Anna Whippel, Mary Jane McDaniel, Lonnie Simons, Joann Slane, Margaret Higgins, Sally Scott, llelen Patton, Wilma Whittington, Dorothy Sparks, Rosalie Gaines, Irene Riggle, Lois Travis. ROW III: Ronnie Ryan, Ronnie Schoonover, Shannon Russell, Jim Haney, Bill Cialentine, Allen Ren- ner, Don Shaffer, Donn Krieger, Cecil Jewett, John Miller, Harry Jewett, Walter Erdy,Mr. llarsh. HRT-PHUTU CLUB LEFT TO RIGIIT, ROW Ig Donna Sisson, Naomi Sagraves, Stella Cameron Kathleen McKean Jerry Fenton, Joann Johnson, Jim Funk, Walter Schatz, Teresa Spears Janet Tillman Donna Shaw Patty Harford, ROW II: John Pugh, Bob Simcox, Bill McNamer, Jim King Janice Bloomfield Janice Streitenburger, Carol Planck, Beverly Campbell, Willa Aldred Bill Castle Eddie Carey Everett Brown, Tom Burbridge, Ronnie Campbell, Mrs. Kellam. ROW III Robert Lanning Ronald Sherman Bob Parsell, Wayne Bloomfield, Merritt Riggs, Jim Miller Emerson Limings Dick Love John Eckert, Jim Pelphrey, Frank Phillips, Bill Morris. Ziflj E ' RIVERSIDE GROCERY MR , JO HN M.-1 R K ' . so Ad .G --rms Y! KX Xl, . . , , NCCI t .f Xl 551 gciil ner. ,XXQYM j SOCK YxgXuQ' O3N'L-f QS A09 , rv EB ovrlcetevi - PWA , Pexxixxdo ootV'X? ws PW gsm. Wm L ' R0 hgh- OXQX4 , OM dn- ' TWG ytellba C95 . N ga sofa ,fr-we' nomo ow a Ps A '9009 uaugs. 5 aw. QOXN XXOAQU iw Gail V Yagi- .DON we lk ow Good Luck HILLIARDS HIGH SCHOOL Ed Patterson MR. 81 MRS. R. E. KING rgtxtl ROW I- Larry Murray, Dorothy Sparks, Tim O'Harra, Donna Montogomery, Sheldon Hamilton, Billy Ann Orr, Jerry Vagnier, Jo Ann Strauss, Larry Pendleton, Vera Hornback. ROW 2- Lois Davenport, Eddie Williams, Malcolm McFarland, Jerry Evans, John Humphries, Ronnie Campbell, Ted Lind, Tom Yost, Bill Feuchter, Bill Morris, Mr. Markakis. ROW 3- Emerson Limings, Larry Dougherty. Harry Jewett, Jim Sparks, Jerry Kaltenbach, Ralph Vencill, Dick Roesh, Ierry Pendleton, Dave Boerner, Dick Mc- Dowell, Gary Spahr. l Fm 5 MUIQUS 6156 0105 BHHU PRESENTS EXSHWHS HHLF Simi SHOWS Compliments of RAY PATCH Red 81 White Store Amlin, Ohio BOYS' GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT ROW I: Lowell Johnson, Verne Kasler, John Brown, Doug King, Dave Francis, Bob Windle, Bill Upperman, Ed Upperman. ROW 2: Jim Trachsel, Gene Ward, Bob McAfee, Gene Yore, Bill Fox, Mead Carmichael, Paul Spear, Gene Roberts, Richard Shaner, Mr, White, the director, is pictured with the boys, BUUS' HHD GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Compliments of VOSS IEWELERS 1649 W. Lane Ave, Lane Shopping Center GIRLS' GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Carla Seigfreid, Ruth Sherman, Rachel Bowman, Arlean Sager, Norita Sag- raves, Rosella Brown, Barbara Massie, Phyllis Simcox, Carol Skaggs, Beverly Dysert, Donna Shaw, Judy Holcomb, Mary Ann Shier, Ivalie Russell, ROW 2: Mildred Debord, Carolyn Russell, Grace Porter, Beverly Tewell, Shirley Skaggs, Luanne Russell, Marabelle Phillips, Carolyn Whited, Nancy Bennett, Peggy Gallager, Maxine McKenzie, Phillis Patch, Janice Tillman, Lois Walker, Betty Herndon, Ruth Owens. ROW 3: Marianne Crager, Vera Hornback, Joan Woodin, Joann Johnson, Beverly McMillen, Kathryn Pennington, Carolyn Armentrout, Nola Gilletly, Jeannett Stockett, Helen Springer, Barbara Spicer, Betty Barker, StellaCameron, Janice Brown, Hazel Strickler, Martha Herndon, Betty McKenzy, ROW 4:Mr, White, Marlene Carey, JoEllen Crager, Irene Salmons, Carolyn Colliton, Delores Keller, -Judy McDowell, Frances Bohlen, Janice Streitenberger, Thelma Lind, Bessie Eckard, Karen Green- wood, Doris Yeater, Rita White, Judy Reeb. ,on QP 0 Julfipo. T ,eerie was me Q9 Qeoeooeeee of QG,E1.C699COQ9:. 5 ' 1 f fff, , - LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Joan Woodin, Betty Herdon, BettyMcKinzie, Phyllis Simcox, Jeanette Stockett, CarolynWhited, Marabelle Phillips, Nola Gilletly, Caro1ynRussell, Martha Herdon, Mar- lene Carey, Rita White, Doris Yeater, Janice Brown. ROW 2: Mr. White, Carla Siegfried, Judy Hol- comb, Ruth Owen, Irene Salmons, Rachel Bowman, Shirley Skaggs, Joann Johnson, Bessie Echard, Ruth Sherman, Peggy Gallagher, Judy Reeb, Janice Tillman, Vera Hornback, Phyllis Patch, Luanne Russell. ROW 3: Richard Shaner, Jim Trachsel, Lowell Johnson, Gene Ward, Bob Windle, Gene Yore, John Brown, David Frances, Doug King, John Echard, Mead Carmichael, Vern Kasler, John Kirk, Bob McAfee, Bill Upperman, Paul Spear, Eddie Upperman. CHUIH HHD BHHD C. H. O'BRlEN ROW I, MAJORETTES: Sherry Pendleton, Marianne DeMary, Harriet Morton, Carolyn Kidwell, SuzanneFlickinger, Donna McBrayer. ROW 2: David Snider, Rosanne Wolpert, Nellie Gardella, Torn Lambert, Carla Siegfried, Joe Lambert, Carol Skaggs, Judy Reeb, Patty Gard, Karen Holcomb, Danny Chenoweth, Billy Carl, Richard Shaner, Joyce Blake, Mr. White. ROW 3: Don Boerner, Madalene Bowman, Virginia Rings, Joan Woodin, Peggy Gallagher, Judy Holcomb, Deanna Holcomb, Louisa Potts, Sue Lare, Phillip Russell, Margaret Wolpert, Vera Hornback, Janice Brown. ROW 4: Paul Spear, Ray Sweeney, Bill Morris, Ronald Schoonover, Everett Brown, Jim Haney, Bob Windle, Gene Yore, Ed Upperman, Malcolm Pennell, Mead Carmichael, Jack Chenoweth, Shannon Russell, Bill Upperman, Larry Adkins, Lowell Johnson. , , . - , : 1H1T2l'l ' fl! lll l' ' -zr 1 : STRING ENSEMBLE ST-XNDING Patty Gard Car1aSe1gfre1d Shannon Russell ROW I Rachel Bowman Joan Woodln Rose anne Wolpert Larry Grener Nancy Anderson ROW Il Judy Reeb Judy Holcomb Martha Anne ML Carrhy Deanna Holcomb Lou1sa Pous The string ensemble under the ed Two years ago To replace the orches fra Their purpose IS fo stimulate In teresf nn lnstrumenfal m us 1 c I n the school and comm un I fy The group practices after school IN J LECROWECONSTRUCTION 52 1396 Kmg Awe MR WHITE DIRECTOR N 6960 I direction of Robert C . White, was form- X Qwllncnrs own A1 sfnsun succfssfuuu mm S H5 K X WW? WN 5 QR UHGEHSHUPEFUL fh- xx Wm QQXXNW xg ' I3 N WW vm W SW 9 4 A mxxm Ni I Y 1 , T ' ,Q 19 ,og L s,' MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Pendleton MarianneDeMaIy, Carolyn Kidwell Harriet Morton, Suzanne Flickinger Donna McBrayer, Compliments of CHESTER DEMARY Truck Rentals - mum 42 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO R1GHT:Patty Vagnier, Judy Moore, Barbarajayjohn, DoroLhySm- ith, Joann Suauss, Sandra Sichol, Winn Q MRS Compliments of DR, H,R, HELLER Wi 'H 1 ' lu lim RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I Eddle Murdock Brll Fox Art Bellesarl D1ck Dentner Bob Shaffer Carl Smlth Chuck Wllson Wesley Ogdm ROW 2 Gene Yore 11m Pelphrey Walter Schatz Chet DeMary R1chard Suver Bob Harrlson Bob Shaffer D1ck Love Tom Burbrldge ROW 3 Danny Davls Dlck Landls Joe Lombardl Bob Hall Don Eckert Joel W1ll1ams Dean Krreger Oakly Vxers Ed Cary Allen Gray Coach Reall The Hllllards reserve football squad fxnlshed the season wnth two wms and two losses The re serves played teams from London, Marysvllle, Worthington and Westervu Ile Fnfty boys came outfor the team uncludmg the seventh and enghth grades from the grade school But because ofthe large number of boys on the team the seventh and eughth grade members were dropped, and the team ended the season wnthmne teen members on the squad Some of the reserves hope to make the varsnty next season and the whole team looks forward to next season wuth eagerness MRS OLIVER E CROCKER GEORGE'S DRIVE INN MARSHALL HALL TOM YOST BILL WALKER MAX GRAY Sph Sptu 1953 SEASON RECORD HH OPP Sept Gananna Sept West Jeff Oct Marysville Oct Westerville Oct Grove Cnty Oct London Oct Worthington fParents Nnghtl Nov Urbana Nov Dublnn To a s 3 wxns 5 losses JERRY PENDLETON LARRY MURRAY unior CFI DON HACKWORTH CHARLES HART DICK McDOWELL NILBER WALKER Senior OB Jorlor C Jorfor HB S E Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE YOST eni -C C '1 i ' 5 6 Ai fi 1 f A x kd E Grooms 1952 Queeg? 83216 Queen crownmg t. S Potty vognlef . Th e Queer, and he r COurf. idea-f '53 woman mmm WW The Queen, her court ond escorts. ELMO D. SPRING Comphmculx of E. K. STUDIOS 132i Kmg Ave. uumscumxms am: me enum . -mskn SW, Xb E A 1 'x X, J V' fra. -YVX Y: 'Y 1 1 Nbr? L f l f X f '53 CLUSES UHTH HULLU HUP .fa ' Tripping the light fantastic The Old Folks enioy cm dance 'N fl Pooped! TRL Barry Gets The Bird How did this get here? M 81 M RESTAURANT Manager Lucy Morris 62 Q , ,ga Lg! r,: I MA? Q ' jg, g 3 P' Z ? 5 il-ig? fgs X 5' 54' ' 34 Charles Spring Shnlol' Guard John Durban Senior Forward Tne season started out very oror'1isEng':r the Wildcats, but did not end o: tnaf Nay. Nitn many experienced Juniors and Seniors coming ao next year, let's nope tney can do better. In tne Class A Tournament Hillioros crew Columbus East and was detected 57 to 78. The bays did a good fob, considering East had a rnucn suoerior ball tearrw All Mic-Six Selections: F resSri'wg Senio First Teano Jann Darbar' Senior Secon Tearn RESERVE BHSHETBHEE TEHEH KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Torn Lambert B o Hall B ll Fox Na'ter Sctner S Forward Eddue Murdock Joe Larnoert STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Genie Ya e B ll HMI Yds H rx Walker .Iol1nEckcrd Joel Nrllrarns R cnard Love Boo Harrison ,nary Dougherty 53 Boskefbju Schljc C l St Charles Plain Cl Rosary fTlVLl B19 Na n Prclfcringt Nestf rv Marfsfi Lonaan YD! J rttmngtqf at este v mversity Mnrysvr le L noon Grove u Worthington Denotes Mud S x Games Cornol ments of AR'H L YOST -na l 2 , r, 22 X 4 l,,X 00 efio: , 2 , ol , i , l . ' , ' , ' . , 1 r r , 3 . . . X . . I . ,E 1 F ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 ure '34 f Hi' Sade CDD De . 4 . .if 42 B ' 'ty ai 62 ll 94 40 li U 4 2 sit, 56 al 18 'r l ' r' 66 47 'l 28 Mt, Sterling 56 48 29 ' -' ferr 7l 77 Jon. 8 - f ille' 62 69 ' I5 'lle' 41 il 22 f ' ' 53 53 26 G 3 City' 57 55 ' 29 v' 3 ' 1' 4? 55 Feb. 2 St, Cn lls 56 ob ' 5 N- -r Iile' 55 GO ' 9 U ' ' OO 69 ' I2 - A -' 45 95 ' lo o ' ' 46 58 I9 C'ty' 02 76 26 A ' 58 60 Q - , I VHHSITU BHSHETBHH TEHHI ouch R ol K n Ecernc G ,lumgr uuord LEFT TO RIGHT John Durban ,Maries Sorrng Morsholl Hcll Joe Ernr ch Frank Bowman Ronn e Patterson Kenny Eberho d Nor Pictured Joel Wrlluums Hunk Bowman Junnor Cenver Jumor Forward Joe Ernrucrw JUVYIOY Center DUBLIN DESTAURANT GOLF TEAM: Ralph Vencill, Earl Porter BHSHETBHLL Basketball Managers: Jim Morris, Walter Schatz Pracfsce sessnon wuth the reserve squad. MARVIN E. WEBER They Went That A'way VHRSITU-H BHSHETBHLL UHHHIVHL SCORES Future Varsity 58 Seniors 57 Reserves 34 Grade School 25 The Senior Cheerleaders This ls A Basketball Team? Ka l tenbach Shoots Put That Beer Back! ,I ,' RUSSELL SPARKS Senior Managers? BHSE- BHLL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marshall Hall, Kenny Eberhard, Joe Emrich, Jerry Evans, Don Krie- ger, Bill Gruamlich, Jerry Fenton, Wilbur Walker, John Durban, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Craven, Bob Snyder, Jim King, Frank Bowman, Jim Miller, Larry Dougherty, Charlie Hart, Dave Boerner, Bill McNamer. svmns swims THHCH SMITH'S WELDING SHOP NEW ROME MOTEL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Humphries, Max Gray, Wib Walker, Jim Galentine Charlie Spring, Dick McDowell, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Murray, Barry Myers Phil Hughes, Dave Boemer, Ted Lind, Jim Morris, Dick Roesch. wwf EXIHH cunmcuum BLESS PWS 53 W X I .xunmassnma QQI 2 I -W THE JUHIUH CLHSS PRESENTS HOU CHEVY EHHE IT UII McMILLEN'S HARDWARD HILLIARDS, OHIO SYNOPSIS At first the Sycamores seem extravagantly mad, but it is not long before we realize that ifthey are mad, the rest of the world is madder. In contrast to these delightful people are the unhappy Kirbys. The plot shows how Tony, attractive son of the Kirbys, falls in love with Alice Sycamore and brings his parents to dine at the Sycamore home, on the wrong evening. No mention has as yet been made of the strange activities of certain members of the household engaged in the manufacture of fireworksg nor of the printing-press set up in the parlorg nor of Rheba the maid and her friend Donaldg nor of Grandpa's interview with the in- come-tax collector when he tells him he cloesn't believe in the income tax. UEHHLU HUTIVITIES SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY School opens Half day sessnon Football Revnew here Football game T Hnllnards vs Gahanna Football game H Hnllnards vs West Jefferson followed by G A A dance Football game H Hnllnards vs Marysvnlle followed by Junnor dance Magaznne sale opens Football game T Hnllnards vs Westervnlle Magaznne Sales ends Jerry Katlenback wnns agann Football game H Hnllnards vs Grove Cnty Football game T Hnllnards vs London Football game H Hnllnards vs Worthnngton Parents Nnght No School Football game H Hnllnards vs Urbana Hn Y Trn Hn Y Inntnatnon No School Armnstnce Day Musnc Booster Show Football game T Hnllnards vs Dublnn Open House Junnor Class Play You Can t Take nt Wnth You No School Thanksgnvnng Basketball game T Hnllnards vs Basketball game H Hnllnards vs Basketball game H Hnllnards vs St Charles Plann Cnty Rosary followed by Junnor Class dance Basketball game T Hnllnards vs Basketball game T Hnllnards vs Unnversnty Bng Walnut Chrnstmas Assembly Varsnty H Dance Chrnstmas Vacatnon Movne Basketball Carnnval at West Jefferson Mt Sterl nng Pnckern ngton West Jefferson Hn I l nards Back to School Basketball game Basketball game End of Semester Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game T Hnllnards vs Westervnlle T Hnllnards vs Marysvnlle Sennor Scholarshnps at Dublnn H Hnllnards vs London T Hnllnards vs Grove Cnty H Hnllnards vs Worthnngton HERMAN DeVICTOR S GRILL 72 a - - - '. II - ' . na - cn . . 25 - lp . - 2 - U.. .Q .- 9 - gp . '.' I4 - ,, . I . . I6 - . '. 23 - rn . . 29 - H.. 1 . - so - .' 6 - rn . . IO - .- .-.- H - - .. -. U ns - cp . '. I9 - . 24-25 - ' ' -' 26-27 - - 4 - 45 .. . 8 n H.. g... nn- urn . - I5 - KJ.. .D . .. I8 - G H.. H. - 22 - .' 23 - . .I . 28 - ' . 4 - . 8 - cn . '. ns - cp . '. 22 - nn-' . . ' 26 - cp . '. V29 - qn'- . ' . IIEHIIIU HCIIVIIIES SCHEDULE FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY St Charles Westervr I le Unrversrty Marysvu l le Basketball game H Hrllrards Basketball game H Hrllra ds Basketball game H Hrllra ds Basketball game H Hrllra ds Movre Babe Ruth Story Franklrn Honor Socuety Meetrng here at 7 30 P Basketball game T Hrllrards vs London Electron of Country Crtrzenshrp Offrcers Sr Dramatrcs Festrval at 8 P M Assembly wrth Norman Nadel Basketball game H Hrllrards vs Grove Cnty No School Wrnter Dance at 8 30 P M Basketball game T Hnllrards vs Worthrngton Basketball game Varsrty H County F H A Rally Mud Sax All Star Game Sensor Play Matlnee Semor Play Ramshackle Inn Senror Play Ramshackle Inn Musrc Festrval Band Movie Black Gold Good Friday No School Easter Monday No School Assembly Sperandeo Duo Srnclaar Talent Show Junror Sensor Prom Local Music Festrval Track at Westervrlle Baseball T Hrllrards vs Unrverslty Last day for Sensors Alumni Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement at 6 30 School closes 73 2 - I I ' ' vs. . . 5 - C I ' ' r vs. ' . 9 - ' ' r vs. ' ' . 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LUE THE GHHUUHTIHG SEHIUHS UF HIHIHHDS HIGH SGHUUL HEIHEHIBEH HIHEH We scurrued down these tume honored halls of Hulluards Hugh School afraud we would be late on our furst day of hugh school When we swuped mulk from the cafeterua when we were rehearsung the Junuor Class Play Mrs Smuth gave a prayer meetung for the mem bers of the cast of the Junuor Class Play When Tub Vencu ll weughed two hundred pounds and drove a Model A The Hulluards Wuldcats of T952 held a hughly touted Urbana football team whuch were supposed to be the cream of Central Ohuo to a halftume score of I3 7 The feud between the Romans andthe Ruver Rats was un full swung Some ofthe boys un Buology put a skunned frog un Marulyn Horst s Locker Students were allowed to eat un the balcony The Wuldcats started comung out wuthpuctures no less The terms George and One of these days Mr Markakus saud that our senior class was as nuave as any he had ever seen Mr McElheny called everyone who crossed hus path Bonehead Mrs Smuth told us about coming over on the Mayflower Mrs Swanunger was the scourge of the Soph more Class and lust about any other class for that matter We watched the World Serues on televusuon Mr Koncar used to break more yardstlcks than any other teacher un school Larry Murray was a quuet reserved Freshman Mr Puckens took over the offuce of pruncupal George Dueker got hut wuth a prune un Algebra Sheldon was known cus Hambone and knock edout three guys un the Hulluards Gahanna game Duck Roesch came runnung out on the stage un the Junuor Class Play wuth nothung on but a paur of loud shorts Jum Galentune earned the name Buckshot by gettung shot an an unconvenuent part of the anatomy Halloweenung Don Hackworth was the Iuttlest guy un Hulluards Someone brought onuons to scuence class and Mr Hune took a week s vacatuon John Durban made all Mud Sux un basketball as a uunuor Duck Terry and Wub Walker were elected to captaun the T953 football team Peroxude haur x as the rage wuth the boys Bernard Sumcox was bashful and shy The lughts went off at the Worthungton game A lot of the senuor gurls came back to school sportung engagement rungs The senuors of 5l crasheu our sophomore party and several members of our class were ostracuzed because they had unvuted them leave Hulluards The school was hot rod c azy that seems to have dued down except for the Pendleton twuns and un theur case they re lust crazy Dave Busuck and Tum O Harra would not have anythung to do wuth the gurls We threw soggy paper towels on the ceulrng of Mr Hune s room We got kucked out of class for these soggy towels The faculty was not afraud to play the wunners of the lntra Mural Basketball League When there was nothung that we could thunk of that would suut us more than walkung down the hallowed halls and out the door for the last tume but now thatwe have come to the end of the traul some of us wonder why we ever felt that way and wush we had utall todo over agaun And thus brungs back a favorute cluck of Hulluards Hugh School That s the way the ball bounces RIFE S MARKET . . . I . . . . . I . . u u l I ll ll ' I . , . , . I 0 0 I ' ' n a J . . ' I . I I ll I ' ' ' POW, right in the kisser, were popular. How everyone was sad to see Mr. DeFeluce - ' I ' ' ll ll ' ' I ' , . . . . . . , . 0 ' , . . , . . . . . . I ' ' I ll ll I - - I I 53. ' , ' ' I ll I ll 80 a WI YEARBOOKS