Houston High School - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, OH)

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I HOUSTON , OHIO X 41695 -255. ,U- ,V Iii-!EMr'G!f?'E2 1',1VX'! .izi U 1, X , -9 D ' fYfX:1,l, , , v3.,,,,: Q V, :J 1, .Aff V of. - f 1 ' ' YJ 'f f f , fN'xf -I E 1 , KEN Z 3 Vfff I ygf' , A f .f 'w ,.,-- ' ,X . M Q, , g , U f - 4 ,A K wigff 'Q jsp' 4-If f A,1.,.,,5.ffxg.,, V U , f' , ,gi nv ,,.1?, !AJ , ' ,. - fl A jl..,,, ,-.f Eff' 3 ,N xilxw 4, A , M , .. X 5 k v y , ,f A ,w A 1 1 4 , f XJ 5, . ,,, , W, C 1 4 1 iffy, W 5 1 I E , almig- J ,vi A, , 'X , I if ,. f , , 4.14- ' 1 I , .,,,f, A , A ' fa Ni- ,,f.JQ5' y ' ,, , I W V, Q, iw v w , I V K. A 1 'K 1 fl f nnlllllwuu! XM MM-Vw 454' To the ffr'Qfi uaf:fevs mid stwckefgts of Yiouetcn Hirlm School who have sezqvei in the Armed ?o1'c:es of the Tnifed States, we, the Eierzioxu 312:33 of U26 696562361 sirmwal. -Tm . 3 52218 1 If 4mxm i., :, 1+ lrllllhh fr 1: C255 :ur-uma 555 is 5 ffl IIIEIWHEBI E? ' 4 I ,L., . -rg, 255 ig 5 1' :r:15 Uf!lIl PF 5' ll- YXWPIIJ 2 5 K .,., t -A 1 SCHOOL HISTORY v The Houston High School was built and completed in 1928, in time to al- low the first class to graduate in 1929. Four teachers were employed and 42 pupils were enrolled. This year we have seven high school teachers and 80 pupils in the high school. Members of the Board of Education when the new building was built were: Wm. Ginn, Paul Heins, F. L. Gillespie, Arthur Thompson, and Earl Helman. In 1939 and 1940, a new addition was added to the east side of the high school building. This addition was to be used for music and farm shop. . In August 1951, the Houston School was granted a Smith Hughes Vocational Agricultural Department, and G. V. Donnel was employed as teacher. On May 25, 1928, and June 26, 1956, our school purchased more land for the campus, We now have a total of 15 acres and one of-the most beautiful school grounds in the state. I The Houston High School has graduated 255 pupils, a total of 140 girls and 115 boys. The largest graduating class was in 1940, with 12 girls and 12 boys. In 1929, the graduation class was composed of 6 students. There are 14 pupils graduating from Houston High School this year. From these facts it can be seen that the growth and development of the Houston High School has been truly remarkable. --Florence Ginn -2- 455 , I 552555: mi' -, f'- v dwgyww 6 T3 I ' .I fgzgztzspzgz . . I , I ' 1 . . . . 'g- 50.9, Q Q.Q N, I. --4' 'o'o'o'o'o'o, ' - - . . . V Q Q o,Oj..a-Qs-7 ,M ggggwq' I1 xiii! ' y f JP ff! ff lg! ,ff W W li N my M V QF N lllll 5,1 bf .XXX ' V L., K im . X f , i f 1 Q21 , K ,Xa Y .4 rLi, . 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Two of these men have served the community as Board member and clerk since the school district was organized. NBilln Ginn has served for six- teen years, and during those years he has made many valuable contributions in ideas and labor toward the progress and betterment of the school. Earl Helman, as clerk, has proved to be a capable financier and recorder of the business of the Board of Education. Clarence Mader has served for eight years, and has proved himself worthy of the trust and confidence which the community has placed in him. Gerald Vogler and Robert Calloway, as new- comers to the Board, have filled their places with integrity and compet- ence. Warren Holeton, although a recent addition to the Board, has been elected to serve as Vice President, a position which he is filling well. In the hands of these Board members rest the administrative duties of the school, the selection of teachers, and together with Mr. Huston,the superintendent, the planning of courses and the many duties that a school this size requires. Houston erintendent, the hands of planning the School is also very fortunate in having Harold Huston, Sup- and Kathryn Griner, Principal, as members of its faculty. In these two capable persons are tasks of arranging the subjects I schedules, and directing the activities of the school. Nola Wehneman -4 - 'WaUk2NN5 9456500 O Q .Q.O gl gzsaiv c5V V . I ' .q.Q,Pf5 ,'9'7' X' f 4 2 f:qaQW7ifE5 ,fy ' E me ., 4 A A A , . . ,.3.3.3.5.:.-.-1-3-3. 5.5 ' 2:5 4,56 . ., , ' 1 1 ,:g:::5:5:5:3:5:fg:-:-' - .gig Z.. f. 0 o Q -f-2fffr-'--- . g7gb0Qqf ,N ' , -me 4305 .0 ,,v HX .N . 1 If O.. . . . 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Capital University ' Science and Math. r 52 1 C1 ...Un Miami University Ohio Northern Univ. Ohio State University Home Ee. and Math. 0 .. , 4.,. x iiimg ' 'Ez FU I 1- Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb Septemb October October October October October October October October October October October Novembe rilqiiiiim S529 4 A ZWWQH 1 I 15: .fr .-J' ':f:f:f:f nqr-uma 55 eg ,gf V Hussain: ff ,s ,,, rf Q V- . A ,gig lllfilil ii' fi: - .QQQ sg?Z9' 2 5 E Jhlggggum--...- CALENDAR er 4-School Opened er 15-Shelbv County Fair er 14-Shelby County Fair er l7-Baseball Game fAnna-therel er 20-Latin Club Initiation er 21-Baseball Game CJackson Center-there? er 25-Baseball Game CFort Loramie-therel er 26-Spanish Club Initiation er 28-Baseball Game CPerry-there! l-Junior Class Party 2-Baseball Game fBotkins-herej 5-Baseball Game CGreen-herel 9-Baseball Game CRussia-herel 9-Freshman Party 9-Spainish Club Meeting ll-Sophomore Class Party 18-Senior Class Party 19-Sorensen Program 24-Junior Class Party 24-Junior Class Play r 9-Sorensen Program November I4-Basketball Game CPiqua Catholic-herel November 21-Basketball Game lRussia-herel December 4-Basketball Game Cversailles-herel Decembe r 7-Basketball Game CAnna-herel ll December -Freshman A Sophomore Party Decembe r 15-Basketball Game CJackson Center-there! December 17-Spanish Club Rabbit Fry K Christmas Exchange December 18-Latin Club Christmas Exchange December 21-Basketball Game CFort Loramie-here! Decembe January January January January January January January January January January Februar Februar Februar Februar Februar Februar Februar Februar Februar r 22-Christmas Vacation 2-Return from Christmas Vacation 4-Basketball Game CPerry-herel ll-Basketball Game fBotkins-there 16-Sorenson Program -Latin Club Party -Basketball Game CGreen-there! -Basketball Game iRuss1a-therel -Senior Class Pictures Taken 29-Basketball Game CMlnster-therel 50-F.F.A. Meeting and Initiation y l-Basketball Game CHoly Angles-herel y l-Seniors Received Class Rings y 8-Basketball Game CFort Loramie-herel y ll-County Basketball Tournament y 16-County Basketball Tournament y 21-County Basketball Tournament 25 25 22 16 18 25 28 y -County Basketball Tournament y -County Basketball Tournament y -Washington's Birthday CNo Schooll March 7-Spring Concert March 7-Sorensen Program CMagicianD March 2 March 2 April 2 19 1-Movie KTom Brown's School Daysj 8-Senior Class Play 5-Junior k Senior Banquet May -Baccalaureate Servmoes May 22-Commencement May 24-Senior Class Day May 24-School Session Ends -5- K5 cf , '45 fi Eggggggii liiaggg 4 6 f?3fE Q .I l Q'vvv.'Q' 45f:f:f:f1f3fgIf:5'i a 3 .513 .212 z.:o.gq.z-4. ,f I ,...4 .:'?.Q.Q.!'O g5 7 fg' fd? ' Q , , .: ' '- g?Q?f,uv xx ight u y v. , r 4? -ls -, , r 1 , X r , R 1 12' ,., 1 ldiffl ' ' W A g.,,r . A Wrlizvdww, agp' rA'L1', , X , , ' , W.1x:Y!lrYZ '--JNJHREZQ 1':WSf4'd'I17i!F1!'?n4HLliHJfA:s5.'3l5l .!Bjs'l'l1HlF'.aDfl'J, -C5 i.iF ' ' T -J .fr ''1Jy.'f-.!B1!:l' JKmiJ!'-YM .1 1 x X 1- Max EEE 4 CJ f 62,4533 as if , 5 0 ' unicast 11- - vpFlillUHRI Q Z5 L5:' is ,:vIlmm 1 e 5 llffmy Y s-iffy : 3 rg ., CLASS HISTORY In September of 1955, a new life began for five of the members of our present class, for in that year Jean Gephart, Edith Moyer, Marie Uurl,Luther Roeth, and Bill Hills started their school life at Houston. While in the third grade they were joined by Lick Meeker and Nola Wehneman. Traveling on through the years, Phyllis Free And Florence Ginn entered our sixth year. In the eighth grade we were joined by Laura Davis and Cecil Phillis. Completing this grade we were ready for high school. We started our Freshman year with 24 enrolled in the class. Mary Harp joined us to finish her school years. The first class party was held at Whip's cabin near Lockington. The second was a theater party. That year Marie Curl and Gene Saul were invited to the Junior.and Senior Banouet to represent our class. Our class officers were: President-Patricia Rosell V. President-Luther Roeth Secretary-Edith Moyer Treasurer-Dick Meeker Our enrollment at the beginning of our Sophomore year was 18. Donald Beasley and Henrietta Huwer joined us. The class parties were held at Heekers' and Rose11s'. Mary Harp and B111 Mills represented our class at the Junior and Senior Bancuet. Our class officers were: President-Dick Meeker V. President-Edith Moyer Secretary-Luther Hoeth Treasurer-Patricia Resell We started our Junior year with 18 members. Our class party was heldat Landmen's M111 with the Senior Class. The Junior Play entitled UNO Bride for the Groomn, was given October 25, 1944. We gave a banquet honoring the Seniors on April 25, 1945. Our class officers were: M President-Dick Meeker V. President-Mary Harp Secretary-Jean Gephart Treasurer-Bill Mills Our enrollment at the beginning of our Senior year was 15. Donald Beas- ley left us to join the Army Air Forces. The class party was held at Road- side Park. The Senior Class Play, entitled nThe Cannibal Queenn, was given on March 28, 1946. A banquet was given in honor of us on April 25, 1946. The Baccalureate Services were held on the evening of Way l9. On May 22,fourteen happy Seniors graduated in the Houston Auditorium. The class officers were: President-Lick Meeker V. President-Luther Hoeth Secretary-Nola Wehneman Treasurer-Edith Moyer Nola Wehneman J -7- fn! v,0.0.:,wQ.0, Agp ,Q M1234 ,' -f .evwwfvv wise' rw' 6 f :fi 22:2'3S?!' --- - '.i.:.:.iI5Z3 IH' .vmagwg e55 'H .EH 3: 'gsaaffgfwf N555 ,Munn gy Bfigg? ' ' .....,, E n g a X , I Q 4 1 FLJEENCE EIUN LUTMEH HOPTH Goerstta-2 Class V. PTSSiCGN5'1'4 Junior Flay-Z Class Secretary-2 fixed Zhorus-l-2 Spanish ClU5'3'4, V' P 4 Clrls' Chorus-l-2-Z-4 Tixec Chorus-1-2-4 Senior Play-4 Operetta-Q annual 3 H1-llrht staff-4 58S9bGll'Q'3'4 Basketball-2-E-4 Track-5-4 F.F.A.-1 annual S Hi-Lifht Staff-4 EDITH HOYFR Gperetta-2 Class Play-Z-4 Spanish Club-3-4 Latin Club-2-2-4 Xixed Chorus-l-2 Cneerleader-2- -4 Girls' Chorus Class Seoretarf-l I 03 U1 I Cd I 41 -w K1 Glass V. Presioent-2 nnnual 6vHi-Livht Staff-4 DISK MEEEEh Class Treasurer-1 plass Fresieent-Q-7-4 A ' ffsotvzll-2-Z-4 Va9kQtlall-2-Z-4 QHVRA DAVIS IpH5y-3-4 Jvnivr Fla?-3 spgfisn :lub-2-4, v.P.-4 Mixed Chorus-l-2 C1553 f1gy-3-4 Girls' Chorus-3-4 Ji-Light Staff-4 Annual Staff-4 ienior Play-4 Annual 5 Hi-Livnt Staff-4 Mixed Shorus-l-2-4 Operetta-2 F.F.A.-l 1 we ..!f 11 'n V ff 'L ' ' x' g,RzH' 295' l wx , MARIE CURL Mixed Chorus-l-2 L Qpereuta-2 , Pianist-Z-4 Junior Play-3 Senior Play-4 Spanish Club-3-4 Latin Club-3 Girls' Chorus-1-L. 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Houston High School Invocation.............. ...Slrls:.6horus So101sts.,.Marie hoeth...Nancy MOTTiS The Heavens are Telling... Salutatory....... Like Temple Bells... Valedictory..... A Little Prsyer.... Address..... My God and I... Presentation of Class... Presentation of Diplomas.. Like a Shepherd......... Recessiona1..... Benediction... .Mrs. Nicholas COMMENCEHENT PROGRAM 6i5i5?'65555s' onncaon-swoon..-a ...Malotte ..Ringwald Rev. Floyd Softly Now the Light of Day Wednesday, Hay 22, 1946 ........Rev. Paul Haynes ...Beethoven Marie Curl ....Fisher Luther Hoeth .....Hamblien .........Charles W. Cookson ................ ...Sergei Girls' Chorus Norma Short Opal Wehneman Margaret Boyer Shirley Younce 6iLiQ?'6A5Qs5 ' Soloists...Norma Short...Opal Wehneman oooanaqs- a oaoassssooo Soloists.. 6i5i5?' sunsasssaasssss Opal Wehneman .......Supt. Harold Huston ...DT. C. E. 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' ,gf O L 1+ ff Q I HHI I' '- IQQIIWQW - ' ' Y J ' 2 4 'T '5 'fvnnq,,,, L iv-1 .1 my C There was a class 1 That from this s They began their sc LASS POEM n the Spring of '46, chool did depart. hooling at the age of six, And studied with all their hearts. A nice disposition, among the first in the class, This is Marie Curl, a charming young lass. Then comes Laura Da It wont be long Phyllis with light Her personality Jean is one of the With locker numb Next comes Florence But we all know, Now here is Mary wh When her man is Then comes Henriett She can drive a vis, to Clifford engaged, before he will be caged. brown hair and eyes so green, is anything but mean. nicest girls I've ever met, er U29 that is always unkempt. , whom we seldom hear, to someone she's dear. o is not at all contrary, around she is really merry. a, as we all know,- car, but not very slow. Standing head and shoulders above the rest, Dick is known as the schoolroom pest. Here is Bill Mills who is always mice and happy, If you don't believe it, ask Mary or his pappy. Then comes the girl we all call Sandy, J. Russell thinks that she is just dandy. Next comes Cecil, who plays the guitar, He'1l walk to see Katy, no matter how far. Lawrence, a big boy, can never eat his full, To some he is commonly known as Bull. Among the first, missing nary a day of school, Nola Wehnaman is not classed as a fool. Then comes Luther, at the head of the class, He is admired by many a lass. ---Dick Meeker Cecil Phillis CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Turquoise A Silver C LASS MOTTO uC11mb, though the rocks be rugged.n goose 5Q!soqd5 ..11- 515 'gwhff.' ,OO ,42i ' fiffifw 5:55351 -'Z-'Av 5 6:1 .-: 4 :ifggfggzfiif -. ,:f- - -. -vvz 3' e , '3' ,221 ff Zi izggwwqi ' ,,-W' ggi 'I 9.0.6 9 Q 0, 7 15 - H - I, , I 1 ,o4', A .,... IZ .. 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III ' ,f -2' C ':1:1:1f3: I Al. 1+ ,f, ,lb F' SENIOR PLAY 'THE CANNIBAL QUEENN March 28, MARTHA CRAIG, owner of the Craig House... DAISY MAE COMFORT, a young colored maid.. LUCIOUS LONG, a young colored porter... BRUCE CLYDE, a young newspaper editor .... EUGENIA SHERWOOD, a drama coach..-. JULIA BOYD, owner of the Gazette... BRENDA DAY, Bruce's fiancee.... 1946 PROF. CORNELIUS KENT, a wealthy eccentric.... YILDRED WADE, in love with the Professor' ALLEN KENT, the Professor's nephew .... MARY FREMONT, the Professor's niece... ROBERT FREMONT, Mary's young husband... JU-JU, the Cannibal Queen... ACT ONE: Morning. s nephew.... ACT TWO: Early afternoon. ACT THREE: Late aft STUOOH. LOCALITY: A small, Mid-Western City. TIME: The present. -15- C25 6Wbf' oO,qQ.Q 0 qzd,4ht:nV Late.spr1ng. fC5 ' N? ....NolaVWehneman ...Henrietta Huwer ...:Cecil Phillis ...Luther Roeth ....Msry Harp ...Jean Gepnart ...Edith Moyer Lawrence Rockwell ....Florence Ginn ...Dick Meeker ....Mar1e Curl ....Bill Mills ...Laura Davis I ,pc df. .Q YJQJA , 3 53 f?fL,?Ei ,Huggy 'g .'d Qing , W'-,Vvv'V'MMW'-w' 6 New .,..g9wQawgh 'W'JH5nf, , HQMQ Z. P. O., O O. .Q O ff .1 . . 9 Q. , A , ? ,1 ' ,eJ ff -we TTT? . -'g,' , but ' egg Xa ,QEEEH iQHqjQ -QEQ5 5.g.- , -.-.-:-:-:.: 5255 H' I- ,amass W12- 4 'WWF ' iv anim. age ,fs U .-. I 55 5 4gsSE' ,, IIIFYAIEA , f UIISQBBI 555 ez 5 up HQJIIIIWHEI za 5 LjFP , ,gg lllffllf g s- t 1+ 555151 1 f if s- .. CLASS SONG This Friday morning we'll stroll through the door It'll seem so quiet we'll be here no more We will be leaving our dear friends behind And all the teachers so kind. There will be joys and sorrows As we go on our way You will hear all of us saying We're sorry to leave here today. This Friday morning we'll end our school days Each will be -going his own separate ways Things will be easy for someone like us For in our future we trust. Authors: Jean Gephart , Edith Moyer CLASS PROPHESY While spending a much deserved vacation in New York, after a busy session in my law firm, I was surprised to meet many of my old schoolmates. Upon .ar- riving in Grand Central Station whom should I meet but my old friend MSTY Harp, a telephone operator, who just returned from a vacation in California. As we talked, along came Florence Ginn, who had enrolled in a Fifth Avenue Beauticlous School and was soon to receive her diploma. Just as we were about to leave the station a well-dressed woman came walking toward us and it was, of all people, Jean Gephart, who owned a business firm and did all her own traveling. She related to us that durfng the past year she had traveled twice to Europe and once to Asia. During the next hour we listened to her tell of some experiences she had while abroad. Leaving the station, I boarded a bus for uptown New York. There sat Dick Meeker, who had married a very wealthy society woman.iOf course he Had married for love.J He asked if I had heard that his old pal, Luther Roeth, had been hired as a Professor of Psychology at Harvard University. After the bus arrived at my destination I started site-seeing, and to my amazement I saw Lawrence Rockwell standing in front of the Cocoanut Grove ad- miring a new sign. He told me that he owned and managed this exclusive night spot. I also discovered, to my surprise,,that Mrs. MurphyfPhyll1s Freeland Mrs. Clifford Phillis lLaura Davis! were in New York with their husbands, who had come there on imp rtant business. One evening for recreation I decided to go bowling, and Cecil Phillis, who always enjoyed bowling, owned the Phillls Bowling Alley and held top scor- ing record. While talking over old times Henrietta Huwer walked over and told us she had graduated from a Connecticut Nursing College, but was to supervise a private New York rest home. On the last day of my stay in New York I met Nola Wehneman, who had a few days off from her position in Hollywood as secretary to a famous movie produc- er. She accompanied me to Carnegie Hall and Marie Curl, our class musician, was making her debut as piano soloist. She had studied two years in New York and finally received her big chance. She proved to be a great success. Leaving the Hall we met Bill Mills,who was pitching for the Cincy NReds.n He said he had a few weeks before spring training started. The next morning I left New York feeling happy because I had seen many of my friends and they were all successful. 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H f sie as f i 1255 . ll-IDBI - Aiiiggg, uiginasz IQIIIWWW ' I J' ' 5514- Qqwill, ., , ...,...,. xwlf ' f C3 ffl' ' 14 X ' 5 Em .. A A- .. FRESHHAN CLASS HISTORY It was in the autumn of 1945, when twenty-four timid Freshmen GMUBTRSG upon what appeared to them as a fearful and perilous journey through High School. Our grades as a whole have been highly satisfactory and we endeavor to increase our knowledge daily under the excellent management of our teachers- A magazine selling contest was held between the Freshmen A SophOm0F6S- The Freshmen were the better gave a party for the victors Talking about parties, moon which proved successful spring. We believe that all the their records made this year We wish to thank the Faculty class of '49, 'salesmen and the Sophomores being good losers They party was given on Lecember 4, 1945. the Freshmen had a hay-ride under the harvest so we are going to have another one early this members of the class will be proud to look Over and will strive to make a higher mark in life. for all courtesies they have extended to the PTCS1dSHt Raymond Gilmore Vice President Robert Roeth Secretary k Treasurer Onda Pitsenbarger iRaymond Gilmore? SOPHOHORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class of Houston High School began the school year of '45 and '46 with twenty-six members, twelve girls and fourteen boys. During the year, Charles Phillis, and Bonnie Hush, left our class. The Sophomores took part in a great many school activities such asg F. F. A., Track, Baseball, Basketball, Latin Club and Girls Chorus. Our first Sophomore party was a hay-ride on the evening of October ll. We entered a magazine contest against the Freshmen. Since the Freshmen were the best salesmen, they won the contest. As a reward we entertained them with a party on the evening of December ll. Mrs. Hole, our home room teacher, resigned at the end of the first se- mester to spend the rest of place. the winter in Florida. Miss Platfoot took her President Shirley Younce Vice President Bill Jones Secretary R Treasurer Florence Van De Grift f IShirley Youncel JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY - The Junior Class of Houston High School consists of sixteen members, who are striving to make the Senior Class of '47, On October l, 1945 a class party was held at the home of Norma Jean Short. The Junior Class Play, Entitled nWho Killed Aunt Caroline?n, was given the evening of October 24, 1945. A banquet, in honor of the ,departing Seniors, was held in the school l auditorium on April 25. On September 18, a meeting was held to elect the officers to represent them through-out the year. Those elected were as follows: ' President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Arthur Royon Ronald Whitehouse Doris June Durnell Katherine Apple 1DpaI Wehnemanl -15- 6-IDN iNQf5g' 'bY 0 .Q fy 0 Q :eww-f ,l K 251. . 'f 3:22335 EL ' . . In 135325222 its gjggvaga ,4:55wf ITT - ' 0. Q0 ,,- I V ff H . 099g 0. rg - T1 'h .'!: ! - I mffi 0 40' .i Q 'EEEEHEQE -:':-:-:':-:-:-:-.-:-:-: 7 EQX If Q zgggqk 5f!?az as , Q -... lst fr H IIIINX ' f -5 ' Q BT55555555555 U ' .niruwa as fs: - 15 UIISWBBI Eff QE' 3 2 warms.: gg 555 ' lf: I -I A I T- I - iv, A 1 , f ,L..F Q 4 uv 1 Q LQWW I 5 'J + .,,, -T ' - 1-- my JUNIOR CLASS Row--Left tc Right:--Jung Mae Holtzapple, Mildred Werling, Katherine Apple, Norma Jean Short, Margaret Boyer, Mrs. Griner. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Junior Rhoades, Doris Durnell. Barbara Coate, Marie Jess, Opal Wehneman, Arthur Hoyon. 5rd Row--Left to Right:--Ronnie Whitehouse, Ralph Brown, Herman Rhodeha- mel, John Leist, Bob Penrod. lst SOPHOMORE CLASS Row--Left to Right:--Evelyn Donson, Delores Ording, Florence Van De Grift, Miss Platfoot, Betty Copeland, Ollie Mumaw, Mary Ann Forsythe. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Lois Shawler, Raymond Jess, Art Flinn, Bob Dur- nell, Carl Moyer, Virgil Schmidt, Shirley Younce. 3rd Row--Left to Right:--Edward Ritter, VirgilnKingerey, Dick Langston, John Shaner, Bill Jones, Ulyde Pitsenbarger, Earl Schmidt. FRESHMAN CLASS U lst Row--Left to Right:--Catherine Couchot, Henry Nottingham, Richard Elsas, Gene Flinn, obert Roeth, Juanita Middy. 2nd How--Left to Right:--Margaret Huwer, Jean Patterson, Charlyne McGow- en, Onda Pitsenbarger, Virginia Kimmel, Mrs. Nicholas. 5rd Row--Left to Bight:--Harley Gross, Robert Weigman, Clifford Boyer, Bob Penrod, Charles McCorkle, Junior Gilmore. f -1,'7- 6iiIllh 33 Bi Zsgggggigifmwgy A ggi ' ., qv vv 1 ' - .gZg:5:5:f:jgIg::: 5-' 6 : gg: rg: um 3zQVQQQg 'ww' , , , ,.,,, T5 . . , , 9 4.0, Q Q Q ,, ,. --4' HH JVQQQNQ diulf' zwm -tlizif-ffafffy' ' X - 2-2-1-211225: ' 'iii' ,. , ...... ffifff Hi BX k ,mwmp??M Q. X S lanmmx ' 5 A xiii 5551: V IIIFYAIKQ V : -'u,l4llHEBI ' +5lllMWW F J- -:::E5E:- gxngyyjg g A ,,,., :5:5:3:-:- XY ' f ' Aw. , -V- . - lfff KJ HQISEBBI A 1+ ti: If 3 - v le... ' Q 'Ja L, 'Nunn' 'mn EIGHTH GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Jeannette Swob, Helen Maxson, Wilma Holtzapplef Irma Mlddy, Wayne Foster, Donnie Flinn, John Agenbroad. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Carolyn Rosell, Joyce Gephart, Nancy Johns, J0- an Stewart, Mrs. Howell, Barbara Wilson, Susie Staley, Lillian Lawrence. 5rd Row--Left to Right:--Billy Middlebrook, Richard Roeth, Raymond Will- iamson, Edward Pence, Lowell ess, Billy Gephart, Johnny Higgins, Connie Booher. SEVENTH GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Patricia Peterslmes, Mary Lou Callgiay, Sherla Couchot, Patricia Apple Marie Francis, Larry Henkel, Junior Jess,Robert Voskuhl, Carl Michael, William Demcsse. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Lorna Pitsenbarger, Betty Levering, Kay Smith, Irma Stephenson, Ruth Curl, Mr. Smyer, Dorothy Donson, Martha Jess,Patsy Gross, Marlenen Penrod, Lois Davis. 3rd Row--Left to Right:--John Counts, Paul Shaner, Eugene Werl1ng,Martin Noffsinger, Adrian Egbert, Ralph Blue, Donald Hiser, Ronald Bailey, Her- schel Kiehl, Alvin Egbert, Charles Kimmel. SIXTH GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Maxine Petersimes, Bobby Swob, Philip Counts, James Francis, David Weidner, Darell Kiehl, Joseph Ordlng, Robert Wolfe, Nancy Morris. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Edith Staley, Patricia Bixler, Victoria Agen- broad, Barbara Moyer, Miss Calderwood, Joan Calloway, Marie Roeth, Rosie Jones, Carol Davis, Peggy Free. 5rd Bow--Left to Right:--Harold Rceth, Michael Johns, Ronald Luckey, Gordon Wise, Cletus Thobe, Dale Helmllnger, Willard.Frayle, Christopher Williamson, Richard Hudson. -1g- .CQ 45469450 Q5 So ,.f Sfy :wwf -ffifa. '1f'L'1f' ff: -.... - :z25555511:- ,, .,,, ffz, ' f323'ff'l'3f 7 , 5 I iff,-52 '+:6'25'3fL,efZ X X .ZQZZSESESESE Z 1 - ff' gs ...:::::j:j Mg -,',', , mf A'5'i.5 ,.., 1 SX ....... :ii UHQHHW QQEQJQ THEELHWE Eififj k llll 1 -QQ- 4 ,. 4, ' ' ,,.,q If 3 141 Vip f'W M5WVXff!'f 1 1 f ,ff f f -' X W , I 1 , f7QuZ9'..f.Z!'If,! ' Z' . ' . . ,J ,, M ,,,,Jf,f,5, gf If 1 M, ty Ag, pf fp. 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T , ' FOURTH GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Robert Platfoot, Vincent Ritter, Charles Weidner, Larry Pickering, Donald Counts, Delvert Kiehl, Wilma Michael, Anita Henkel, Patty Middy, Barbara Francis, Barbara Shaffer. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Phyllis Pitsenbarger, Geraldine West,Helen Donson, Coila Stephenson, Patty Stewart, Janice Carpenter, Ester Williamson, Marie Staley, Nancy Davis, Allen Holeton, Billy Johns. 3rd Row--Left to Right:--Miss Baldwin, David Evans, Bill Chappie,Lys1e Hel- man, Dick Colby, Vernon Ritter, Jack Roeth, Patrick Patterson,Luther Apple, Bobby Lontz, Charles Nishwitz, Mr. Harding. THIRD GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Margie Morris, Virginia Fanning,Anna Louise Smith, Jeannette Weidner, Doris Maxson, Shirley Francis, Jean Carey, Donald Vos- kuhl, Tom y Stewart, John Jones. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Zoyd Wise, Lewis Patterson, Stevie Vogler, Billie Huston, Mary Leist, Lowell Wolaver. ard Rg1--Lgft to Right:--Lewis Petersimes, Ralph Brown, Tommy Penrod, Billy W11son, Eugene Arnett, Jakie Arnett, Wayne Kaiser, Lawrence Egbert, Mrs, Kindell, Miss Baldwin- -g1- 5195 A if .-: ' 04 0 Q'0' -:f:f:f:1f2S:f:f:f , '32:I'Z':5ZoZ' .- ' -':3.:.:.:IzI .L .iA6Q5W?' 6?5a'r LY : zsfo9of2:'9 y ,.,'.-:':-2.1: - 'Q ., Y, .,.,.... I .. 'X N ,,,,,,,,, w f:Q:f:f:Qf2:Q:- . zfzfafzfffiff z 'irfzfz EEQHEEEEQ K' -I -:-:-:-:4:-. ' ,Q . , . ,, , IHIIIWNM Q figs? 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FIRST GRADE lst Row--Left to Right:--Ruth Foster, Patty'Swob, Romona Lawrence, Marilyn Thompson, Kenneth Hudson, Dale Noffsinger,Helen Brown, Wanda Cantrell, Mar- cella Shellenberger, Vera Jess, Darrel Pence. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Lorena Van De Grift, Ralph Shroyer, Eugene Kimmel, Linda De Nise, Bobbin Short, Barbara Brown, David Egbert, James Wick, Her- man Thobe, Kaye Wick, Alice Michael, Mrs. Skillen 3rd Row--Left to Right:e-Nancy Ording, Ralph Ritter, Judy Smith, Dannie Moyer, Virginia Shaffer, Shirley Wilson, Ronald Donson, Tyrone Martindale, Larry Werllng, Paul Haynes. TOY BAND lst Row--Left to Right:-Romona Lawrence, Bobbie Short, Dannie Moyer, Darrel Pence, Eugene Kimmel, James Wick, Kaye Wick, Paul Haynes, Tyrone Martindale Alice Michael. 2nd Row--Left to Right:-Virginia Shaffer, Larry Werling, Herman Thobe, Ron- ald Donson, Ralph Ritter, Linda De Nise, David Egbert, Shirley Wilson, Judy Smith, Nancy Ording, Barbara Brown, Mrs. Skillen. 3rd Row--Left to Right:---Marilyn Thompson, Marcella Shellenberger, Ralph Shroyer, Ruth Foster, Kenneth Hudson, Dale Noffsinger Cleaderl, Vera Jess, Lorena Van De Grift, Helen Brown, Wanda Cantrell, Patty Swob, Mrs. Delbert Wick, assistant. ' I -Q5- QOUQ 5ffs4gJ5 -0,0 Q 0.6. Q g ,ff QhQgf,5M, ,J ' Ja K3 R fffzgs, -ri' ' Q' vs V ..::sfS:....,. + '-Jf 2C?JMEMW ?UW f g1Qbqfgvbo '5gWa- 6 3:3 : 0 4 'O , 11+ .. 0, Oo, ,,,,,.- -4,.,.j.g.g4g1g15 A 0,5 .0,. 7120 X N -.-,-.-:f:f: 3 'iisshfgvw X xiii' TTEZ afigfgz' SX 's :gg:gsgg 5 pp hail, :Q:f:f:2:f:f:f:f:' ' Q52 H I f ELEMENTARY FACULTY Left to Right:--Walter Harding, Flossie Baldwin, Alma Kindell, Ethel Skillen. FTRST GRADUATING CLASS-1910 Left to Right: ---- Coilah Williams Hildebrand Theodore G. Flinn, W. E. Partington, .Teacheri Ethel Gish Skillen. f y Q My -24- E if wa. fiia S- I .-4:2f:f:E:2:f:? ?5:1:1. ' 523251, :-:-:4-.-.-.- :2:7:5:f:1:7:2:-.-.'. zgizfffizizfzftfzi: f .- '-:-:-:f :-:-:- fmicizfzkizf r 11251.-:fx-:-: v ,, Aanlmm sg E V 11 ' lllflfllii gg ,ff lllEi12lBl 5 g 4159? IF . --zz., :gg lf? ,F - 5,5 lilfllll sg- 4 9615110 I ,MIM . 1- WFORTY YEARS AGOH This is probably a very appropriate title for this little sketch of the beginning of the present Houston Consolidated School. The members of the School Board having charge of the four country schools, H0u5t0H. Dawson, East Jefferson, and West Jefferson met together to formulate the idea that the four districts could be centralized into thenHouston Central School.n Those School Board members were D. W. Williams, Andrew Ginn, William Akin, B. S. Cecil, and J. C. Royon, all of whom are deceased but Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams recalls some instances of the bitter controversy which arose over the idea of losing the country schools and centralizlng all those four districts into one. One aged father of the town remonstrated so veh mently with Mr. Williams about taking away the East Jefferson School which a joined Mr. Williams' side yard, that he one day jokingly replied to the old gentl m , nThe kids are so mean here that they tear the boards off my barnyard gate and cattle are always on the road, so I want the school taken far away.n This argument of course only aggravated the old gentleman's ire and he warned for years that a centralized school would be only NA White Elephant' on hands. The petition to centralize the four districts received sufficient signat- ures to have the new idea placed on the ballot, and at the next election the measure was voted on and passed. The present site was purchased from Mr. Fred Baumbarten and work was begun on a new,four-room school building. In September 1907, the regular session of school was held under the new title of 'Houston Special School.n Mr. W. E. Partington was superintendent and taught all subjects in the High School and the eighth grade. Mr. W. J. Flinn taught the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. Miss Anna Pauline Lauterbur of Sidney taught the first, second, and third grades. The.first janitor was J. A. Johnston. The pupils were conveyed to school in horse-drawn buses. William Akins, who was the first treasurer of the Board of Education, claimed the distinction of throwing out the first shovel of dirt for the new building which was made according to the architectural plans of C. F. Bowdle. The contractor was H.L. Loudenback. Some interesting figures can be found in the records of T. C. Skillen, the second Treasurer of the Houston Special School District. The first class of the High.School was comprised of thirteen students, but only three graduatedin 19103 Theodore Gaines Flinn,Coilah Williams H1ldebrand,and Ethel Gish Skillen. Those to whom the Houston School has meant so much in life through all the past forty years, and those who have watched the school grow into the present first-class system, might wish to make this last request: Thou, too, sail on O ship of state, Sail on, O system Strong and great Thy followers with all their fears, With all their hopes of future years, Are watching, breathless, at thy fate. Ethel Skillen O -25- 455 oovso 5!fs4hJ5 -. .. fag. Za ' .ia - .gzfffff 42:5 hwy.,-' ' ' 1 - 7.::fffZgS:f:f:f:5g:5:i e ':'.:Q: nm izdwazag .MMU xu , mme no ..q5fHbqf :gii:f umm Y7' .QQMHWQK eip - JE .N ,gaggagmy g XX '13 , g?Qr'3 . ....... x QL iia x . ...... I Q , A . . 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Tournament we were victoriousfover Russia 5 Green, but lost to Fort Loramie and were eliminated by 'T 4-I--7 MO i.-rtlI'TS Q The Varsity squad consisted of: Luther Roeth, Pill Mills, Dick Meeker, Junior Rhoades, and Ralph Frown. The Reserve squad consisted of: Bob Durnell, Clifford Boyer, Clyde Pitsenbarger, Bill Jones,and Art Flinn. Other members of the entire squad were: John Shener, Robert Boeth, Raymond Gilmore, Gene Flinn, liek Lanfston, Herman Rhodehamel, Richard Elsess, Charles KoCorkle, Henry Nottingham, Arthur Hoyon. ...Q7.. j1g:g2,:,:::: fy HEHMEEW' 'qll4llUHR' H 25552525152EIf2f'2 ' - .g-zz I-lffill 'I -' P A?'NHWZdl as ' ' 1 ' IIMEMKTW! 2532 E51 'hlwt ' A '55 zszzsgsgsgsgsgsgs UISEBBI 555 is 4 'fifisi SQQ 555 ,F S5252 xv: 7 Q' 5 ' .wok BASEBALL y ' The Houston High School baseball team had a fairly successful season during the league campaign in the fall of 1945. They managed to win 5 out the lst Art 2nd of 7 games, losing to Russia and Ft. Loramie. Mills held honors in batting department. Herman Rhodehamel Fllnn. 4 Row-Left to R1ght:B1l1 Jones, Bill Mills, Ralph Brown, Dick Langston, 1 gig ..... .cgi Row:Ro'nn1e Whitehouse CMgr.J, Clyde Pitsenbarger, Junior Rhoades,Dick Meeker, Bob Durnell, Luther Roeth, Herman Rhodehamel, Mr. Huston. is. bracket. In the first Track and Field Meet since l94l, Houston captured a large number of firsts and seconds to triumph over their opponents. Under the excellent coaching of Preston P. Garlough, the Houston Boys ' P811 standing broad jump, and half-mile relay. These were events in which the also took scoring honors. im' S1dney's cinders but failed to place against the other teams. ff Q ,,.....,.....,.,.. TRACK 252255s5s5s5s255s52g.,.,., 1:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-'4:':-:-. qwmgwm The track team of 1945 brought Houston back into the championship to victory in the lOO yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, hop, step, and jump, Wildcats placed first. In other events, too numerous to mention,they J An outstanding half-mile relay team was entered in the District gas5s,s Track Meet at Springfield, where the boys broke the record they set on 5:3':':':':':'H': ' Seniors of '46 who were in the meet are: Dick Meeker, Luther Roeth, and Bill Mills. Cecil Phillis, who was manager, also graduates. EEQQEE , Ronnie Whitehouse QEEEEE Left to Rignugsill Jones, B111 M111s, Luther Rosen, Junior Rhoades, Dick, fifgi Meeker, Ronnie Whitehouse, Clyde Pitsenbarger. EEE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right:Mary Harp, Jean Gephart, Edith Moyer, Opal Wehneman. -28- REEEQ r f' ' f'v2'M!.'. 4560 06000 v0'o0' 0 ,.,f Q O 455 4 . , Ja Q. at I 1:3 I F ' ,viz I :-:-:-:-:+ ,Q 1 o Q Zo r::::E55:2:r-'--- I f ,,,jjI,.:E5S 7, 0,0 Q O 0.0, .4 :i:i:1:2:N:2-5 - - 4. 4 Q Q O 0. Q ,-' Aw .-,,.,.:::: :.:.:.::5:5:3::'t-:5-: .. Qhafvbb Pigknvrr X lwgx .JQWWES .., - S ' , l -- -- : -:+:-:4:-:-'-: '-4:-N '4 . 'T ' H: QWHMQW I X135 53g3::g:w:::E . . - A , . 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The officers elected were: President, Nick Royong Vice President, Lawrence RockwellgSec- retary, John Leistg Treasurer, Junior Rhoadesg Watch-dog, Bill Jonesg and Advisor, Mr. Winkle. The roll included 2l officers and members. A --Nick Royon lst Row--Left to Right ---- Richard Elsas, Raymond Jess, Carl Moyer, Virgil Schmidt, Art Flinn, Harley Gross, Mr. Winkle. 2nd Row:--Nick Royon, Edward Ritter, John Shaner, Bill Jones, Robert Welgman Virgil Kingrey. 5rd Row:--Paul Counts, Bob Penrod, Junior Rhoades, Clifford Boyer, John Leist, Lawrence Rockwell, Earl Schmidt. NLOS TONTOSH Los Tontos, the Houston High School Spanish Club, is composed of first and second year Spanish classes. The second year Spanish Class initiated the first year Spanish Class at the beginning of the l945-46 school year. A Christmas Party and rabbit fry were enjoyed on the evening of December 18. --Katherine Apple lst Row--Left to Right:---Luther Roeth, John Lelst, Herman Rhodehamel, Dick Meeker, Ralph Brown, Junior Rhoades, Bob Penrod. 2nd Row:--Juna Mae Holt,apple, Mildred Werling, Margaret Boyer, Norma Jean Short, Mrs. Grlner, Miss Platfoot, Opal Wehneman, Nola Wehneman, Edith Moyen Marie Curl. 5rd Row:--Marie Jess, Barbara Coate, Bill Mills, Ronald Whitehouse, Cecil Phillis, Nick Royon, Katherine Apple, Doris Durnell. NINTER NOSH One year ago our Latin class, under the direction of Mrs. Griner, org- anized a club and named graved on them standing and initiated the Latin third Thursdays of each this year was increased it ulnter Nos.n We purchased gold pins with nINHen- for Inter Nos. The club was reorganized this year I members. We have our meetings on the -first and month. The enrollment of last year was fourteen and to twenty-nine. Our parties included a Christmas party on December 18, a scavenger hunt on January 16, and a chicken supper on February 27. In the fall of 1945, the members of our Latin club joined the National Junior Classical League, and wear the silver J.C.L. key. At the end of the year special silver award keys will be presented to the pupils in each class who obtains the highest grade for the year. --Betty Copeland lst Row:--Left to Right----Henry Nottingham, John Liest, Miss Platfoot, Mrs. Griner, Herman Rhodehamel, Richard Elsas, Mary Ann Forsythe. 2nd Row:--Catherine Couchot, Mildred Werling, Marie Jess, Doris Durnell, De- lores Ording, Charlyne McCowan, Nola Wehneman. 5rd Row:--Harley Gross, Junior Gilmore, Charles McCorkle, Norma Short, Mary Harp, Jean Gephart, Onda Pitsenbarger. 4th Row:--Robert Roeth, Juanita Mlddy, Florence Van De Grift, Betty Copeland Juna Mae Holtzapple, Edith Moyer, Opal Wehneman, Shirley Younce. -50- 5gEE,.5. 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A 1 .- ,.-SEIE' - . .. . - :f:3:-:-:- -xv: y , M ' r. ,was E '-v-.. - ' . I rvrr ' ' 1 PIII Y A , I A GA SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' cHoRUs lst Row--Left to Right:--Catherine Couchot, Evelyn Donson, Jung-Mae Holtz- apple, Shirley Younce, Margaret Boyer, Opal E. Wehneman, Lois Shawler, Phyllis Free, Ollie Mumaw, Mary Ann Forsythe, Juanita Middy. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Mrs. Kathryn Griner, Edith Moyer, Norma Jean Short Katherine Apple, Doris June Durnell, Marie Jess, BarbarahGoate, Florence Ginn, Charlyne McCowen, Henrietta Hnwer, Laura Davis, Margaret Huwer.. 3rd Bow--Left to R1ght:4eBetty Copeland, Florence.Van DeCrift, Mildred Wer- ling, Marjorie Younce, Nola Wehneman, Dolores Ording, Jean Gephart, Mary Harp, Onda Pitsenbarger, V1rginla.Kimme1, Jean Patterson, Marie Curl.- JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' caonus 7 lst Row--Left to Right:--Miss Calderwood,.Marie Curl, Caro1yn'Rosell, Joyce Gephart, Joan Stuart, Barbara Wilson, Susie Staley, Nancy Johns, Lois Davis Katherine Apple. J ' 2nd Row--Left to Right:-Patsy Apple, Kay Smith, Betty Levering, Irma Middy, Wilma Holtzapple, Irma Stephenson, Joan Callouay,. Lillian Lawrence, Ruth Curl, Dorothy Donson, Martha Jess, Marlene Penrod. 5rd Row-Left to Right:-Vickie Agenbroad, Marie Roeth,.Norma Wright, Barbara Moyer, Jeannette Swob, Lorna Pitsenbarger, Patsy Gross, Patty Bixler, Helen Maxson, Marie Francis, Mary Lou Calloway, Carol Davis. 4th Row--Left to Right:--Juanita Henkel, Maxine.Petersimes, Helen Donson, Nancy Morris, La Von Penrod, Janet Egbert, Phyllis Patterson, Rosie Jones, Sherla Couchot, Edith Staley, Patricia Petersimes, Peggy Free, Geraldine West, Wilma Michael. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS lst Row--Left to Right:--Miss Calderwood, Bill Johns, Charles Weidner, Bob Swob, Charles Nlshwitz, Delbert Kiehl, William DeMoss, Philip Counts, Jon Carey, Carl Michael, Joseph Ording, Jerry Wolfe. 2nd Row--Left to Right:--Marie Curl, Katherine Apple, Richard Roeth, Paul Shaner, Lowell Jess, Martin Noffslnger, Ralph Blue, Edgar Martin, Adrian Egbert, Donald Hiser, Dale Helmlinger, Eugene Werling, Wayne Foster. 3rd Row-fLeft-Right:--David Weidner, Harold Roeth, Charles Kimmel, Marion Gaier, Ronald Bailey, Herschel Kiehl, Billy Gephart, Johnny Higgins, Ray Williamson, John Counts, Alvin Egbert, Ronnie Luckey. 4th Row--Left to Right:---Johnny Agenbroad, James Francis, Bobby Beasley, Richard Hudson, Larry Henkel, Billy Middlebrook, Junior Jess, Bobby Voskuhl Conrad Booher, Gordon Wise, Michael Johns, Donnie Flinn, Lee Elsass, Barrel Kiehl. -52- 46050 ,'iQ9U540 at .. 'i 1151525531 121' 1' ' G' :5E55?55fr:5: -. .I5' Iii' -' ' ' ' .3:ffffffQf:f:ffffI52f ':',:Q: :Q -.:'.'.:e:':f:g , 5 1 A ..... 3 0.0, 50099, ,,,,4' 3 WQMMWH i555 'f ,ggiaw Q., .Q-' -f V . ..1:1:':':3:5:5f5f5f5f5.-.-.-. '20, A Qvgfif' QQ! K QQFTQM vfzgf- ' --,,... I453555552555:55fE5i5i5i5s:5:5g 'K ,J :':4- :-:-:-:-' -:-1-:-:cr '5:f:1:2:?. . ,- 3:5:5:1:2:1 6,5 E55 ' ' ::': : :':': -I+? Z I ' ' ' ,, llqnyalaa age ,f - 1111: lllfilll 5? 1 3+ WHWZQY ' --4WNwwMHH E nnn,,, 'Il Egjiii - IJHJEEI '- f 'LE it '- , 'f1vvv',' ALUMNI DIRECTORY 4 1929 Mary Lucille Booher, Norval Moyer, Robert Nicholas, Herbert Rhodehamel, Russell Sproul, Floyd Wick. . 1930 Nancy Chalmers, Griffis Giinther, Calvin Holbert, Howard Jelley, Ladonna Kuhn, Coilah Wick, Opal Roeth, Thelma McKinney, Mary McCowen, Oda Johnston. 1951 Edna Bodenmiller, Charlotte Brunswick, Edna Clutter, John Flinn, Mama Lee Hope, Leola Meyer, Helen Short, Gladys West, Mary'Lou Williams. 1952 Francis Cook, Archie Copsey, Wilbur Flinn, Warren Holeton, Grace Jelley, Delma Morey, Katherine McMaken, Paul Trissel. ' 1935 Thelma Carrol, Minerva Fashner, Vivian Flinn, Robert Gillespie, Floyd Roegner, Margery Helman, Marlon Hunt, Velma McDorman, Erma Morey, Tom Moyer, Nhlba Pence, Francis Penrod, Margie Pence, Melvin Schmidt, Martha Stewart, Erma Wintringham, Marvin Wick, Howard Stump, Vesta Weidner, Velma Wright. 1954 Treva Barker, Doris Booher, Bertha Chalmers, Ralph Francis, Mabel Ganger, Irene Huston, Marion Helman, Samuel Holly, Clyde Kuhn, Urban Lyons, Leslie Nicholas, Ethel Plieman, Velma Roeth, Delbert Wick. 1955 Edward Chambers, Lorena Frossard, Marjorie Giinther, Marie Harp, Loren McMaken, Wauneta Helman, John Kerr, Marcella Leslie, Otis Morey, Josephine Royon, Lester Schlotterbeck, Trevor Shepard, Wilmuth Stewart, Francis Trittschuh, Opal Wick, Homer Rousseau. 1956 . Jeannette Adams, Thomas Carroll, Jennie Clutter, Edgard Cromes, Oniska McMaken, Bill Ginn, Oneta Huston, Kathryn Rees, Vesta Wick, Harold Wolaver, laduvmwryym. 1957 Frank Beaver, Alberta Carpenter, Helen Clawson, Mary Louise Eldredge, Dorothea Lyons, Norbert Lyons, Lois Rouse, Naomi Glynn, Joseph Holly, Frank Jess, Robert Large, Ralph Leslie, Dorothy Hoover, Mildred Hoover, Laverne Kuhn. 1958 Junior Barker, Lester Beaver, Lenora Boyer, Violet Brush, Hubert Kuhn, Charles Kindle, Mary Louella Cecil, Bonnie Coffman, Ruth Gillespie, Gertrude Nicholas, Earl McClintock, Lawrence Miller, William Rehfus, Lu Etta Wright. 1959 Walter Beaver, Robert Boitnott, Robert Chalmers, Richard Clawson, Dorothy Jess John DeN1se, Virginia Hetzler, Jack Hewitt, Helen Holly, Ruth Leslie, Gwendolyn Williamson, John Mader, Gene Powell. -54- .QBSP-.N . .. 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V - , L 1+ 1 M ' 4' A52 -2-131551 :Nm : A 2 - 'vw-v---m In Alumni Directory, con't. . 1940 John Carpenter, Mary Chalmers, Marion Free, Robert Fuller, Charles Rmsenbarger, Lena Goode, Betty Green, Richard Grissom, William Hershey, Paul Hoover, Richard Jones, Carl Huwer, Jean Kindle, Mildred Large, Jeanne Lyons, Lorena Middy, Byrl Ratliff, Beatrice Ratliff, Patricia Munk, Donald Penrod, D0na1d Roegner, ladonna Roegner, Francis Thobe, Emma Vance. , 1941 Dorothy Bauer, Robert Beaver, Paul Brown, Alfred Cec1l,.Dorothy Chalmers, Wanda Fenters, Maurice Clawson, Viola Grise, June Helman,.Margaret.Hetzler, Loa Jean Hunt, John Jelley, Tillie Jess, George Lyons, Mabel McMaken, Herbert Trhxschuh, Dorothy Middy, Evan Penrod, Roy Pitsenbarger, Kenneth Poling,, Lennetta Wick, Arthur Roeth, Esther Boyon, 1942 A Lillian Faler, Robert Francis, Marvin Heins, Helen Ganger, Dorothy Williamson, Margaret Goode, Eleanor Huwer, Joseph Nicholas, Dorotha.Penrod,. Eileen Vogler, James Nishwitz, Rex Pitsenbarger, Raymond Wackler, Arthur Wehneman, Earl Wine- miller. B K 1943 Norma Jean Apple, Laura Beaver, Roy Davis, Lois Free, Norris Helman, Ruth.NHddL Marjorie Hoover, George Jess, Leslie Large, Irene Maxson, Phyllis Meeker, Anita Royon, Hazel Wehneman. , 1944 Irma Beaver, Vernon Bookwalter, Ruth Brown, John Gephart, Velura Pitsenbarger, Charles Goode, Wayne Homan, Norma Middy, Richard Mills, Rowena Rosell, BHlSwob, Joan Short, Ivan Wick. ' ' ' 1945 Frances Barker, Junior Brush, Eddie Flinn, Betty Lou Gillespie, Iah He1man, Jim Higgins, Betty Jones, Donald Lelst, Jeanette Pitsenbarger, Bill Cowan. 1946 Marie Curl, Laura Davis, Phyllis Free, Jean Gephart, Florence Ginn, Bill Mills, Mary Harp, Henrietta Huwer, Dick Meeker, Edith Moyer, Cecil Phillis, Lawrence Rockwell, Luther Roeth, Nola Wehneman. -55- 595 E Nwli4,gyP 5? .J nsn,n.,n. 33, zrzfzesszf I 4.5: '.-.-. H ':.:g.:z':'f .-,4. Ziff: wfmwsraaz gt Vfsggg a A l ,.... 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