Huntington High School - Legend Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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JU IOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Mary Kay Chaney, Beulah Lamb, Sharon Kauffman, Marguerite McQuay, Shirley Colvin, Sharon Gregg, Zelda Blair. A TEAM First Row: George Locklear, Richard Coppock, Larry Workman, Wayne Haines, Donald Attwood. Standing: Robert Bowles-Manager, Timmy Diehl, Carl Cochenour, Alan Cox, Emmitt Howk, Larry Oates, Larry Schock. Compliments of STIFFLER'S in downtown, Waverly, Ohio ED FRYLING of Leedom, Realtor, 100 Market Street, Waverly, Ohio ALLEN'S PURE OIL STATION and RESTURANT, Phone 9356, Waverly, Ohio 46

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RESERVE CHEERLEADER Ist Row: Sandy Boggs, Sonja Shoemaker, Mary Ann Williams, Joanne Wade, Emma Mae Brofft, 2nd Row: Charlotte Lockard. A D RESERVE TE Congratulations from CHILLICOTHE P APER CO. ISC Row: Larry Edgington, Kenneth Kellough, Jim Adkins, 2nd Row: Mr. Marvin Coppock, Lonnie Chaney, Ronnie Uhrig, David Diehl, Dick McGarvey. Darling, Coach, Fred Parker, Gary Conley, Dan Clegg, Tom DePugh, Terry Leedom, Fred Ray, Ronnie Edgington, Bob Barclay, Mr. Orr, Coach. Congratulations Class of 1955 Wagner Dry Cleaners 75 E. Second Street Chillicothe, Ohio HI-BUDY RESTAURANT State Route 23 Chillicothe, Ohio

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90939411 HUNTINGTON VARSITY BASKETBALL 1954-55 After getting off to a slow start in pre-season play, the boys adjusted themselves to their positions quickly. Using a very fast press and fast break, the league season proved the most successful in years. The team ended with a 4 won, 5 lost record. This was surprisingly good considering the impact of five injuries. ln this respect, we set a state record for sprained ankles and injuries from non-basketball accidents. Neil was out two games and half of another. Because of this, he ended second in county scoring by 20 points. He could well have been first under more fortunate conditions. His total was 200. The year before he had won it with 229. Jim Brown came from Southeastern during Christmas and helped us immeasurably. Sprained 'ankles went to Taylor, Brown. Davidson and Uhrig. This crippled what was becoming a whale of a season. To top it off, Mendenhall cut his hand severely in a school accident and missed two games and played with plastic reinforce- ment in the tournament. After leading Bainbridge for three quarters, one time by nine points, fouls removed key players and inexperience showed against a press. This ended the season, successful at that, and with five Juniors returning next year, having much promise for the future. Seniors Taylor, Uhrig and Grubb deserve a big hand for their fine contribution in play and reliability all the way through school. We will miss them next year. The team averaged 63 points per game - 46070 fouls and 31070 shooting. Neil made all county. Davidson made the second team. The Seniors, along with Edgington and Mendenhall, also played fine team ball. The Squad follows: QI, N. Uhrig .... .... F E. Taylor ......... C N I. Brown .... .... F N. Edgington ...... G L. Uhrig .... .... F M. Mendenhall .... G , T. DePugh ........ F R. Grubb ......... G y N M. Davidson ...... C T. Leedom ....... G jjjj ' 1 0 'N -v 1, ef: ' .S l f t 94 J 47