Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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Home Room 11 Home Room 120 HOME ROOM I I—Carl Rutledge, Joyce Sands, Jesse Shelton, Joyce Shelton, Joyce Shepard. Harry Shields, Jr., Rosemary Sierer, Faye Sloan, Betty Smith. Owedia Smith. Russell Spears, Charlotte Stanley, Fred Stapf, Marcella Staten, Emma Stephenson, Ruth Stephenson, Thelma Thacker, Jean Turnbull, Arthur Volgares, Betty Waddle, Robert Waddle, Roberta Wagner, Jimmie Lee Walker, Joan Wileman, Harold Willis, Vincel Willis, William Willis, Lois Wisenberger, Lorraine Wisenberger. HOME ROOM 120—Donna Ainsworth, Joan Akers, Robert Anderson, Ruth Bailey. Doris Barker, Mary Barlow, Mary Beauge, Joyce Bellamy, Ethel Breeding, James Briggs, Lenore Broom, William Brown, Jesse Cain, Dorothy Cameron, Barbara Chapman, Edward Claridy, Betty Clark, Don Clester, Sarah Ann Corn, June Crank, Charles Cronacher, Wanda Culbertson, Norma Cummings. Gloria Currington. Edna Dawson, Norma Dement, Betty Diamond, Bonnie Dinnen, Eloise Dunn. 24

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JUNIORS This year our class has been one of the most active groups in Ironton High School. We are proud of our record, and we are eagerly looking forward to being seniors next September. In the early weeks of the school year we elected our class officers: President ........ George Payne Vice President . . Jack Huddle Secretary .... Forrest Stewart Treasurer . . Charles Cronacher Miss Doris Lambert was our capable class adviser. We are deeply indebted to her for our enjoyable year. Our class play was our most successful project. A record crowd of almost sixteen- hundred people attended the evening per- formance. The play, the first of the Henry Aldrich series entitled, 'What A Life , was a Broadway comedy hit of not so many years ago. The cast included: Russell Spears, Faye Sloan, Fred Lambert, Joyce Shelton, Fred Stapf, Gloria Currington, Mildred Rigsby, Betty Lucas, Phyllis McMahon, Glen McCom- as, Sara Ann Corn, Jack Huddle, Loahman Rose, Sylvia Gray, Harold Willis, Audrey Knapp, and Polly Powers. The play was ably directed by Miss Josephine Weber. Our Junior assembly was unique in that we presented a Gay-Nineties Review. Juniors are found in all musical and ath- letic activities at our Alma Mater: in the band, in the glee club, on the football, bas- ketball and baseball teams, in the G.A.A. sports and activities, and on student council. Our scholastic record is very high. Many of our members won places in the District-State Scholarship Tests. The Junior-Senior Prom was the social event of the year. Music was furnished by Lou Martin's orchestra. Next year we hope to do even better in our attainments. —Robert Long 23

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HOME ROOM 124—Norma Edwards, Betty Eldr.dse. Ruth Fisher, Juliabel Freeman. Patsy Fuller, Ray Gilton. Wanda Gool, Ruby Graham, Sylvia Gray, Glenna Hacker, Florence Harden, Lois Heald, Jack Huddle. Ralph Justice, Audrey Knapp, Imogene Koerper, Marie Ladd, Fred Lambert, Lois Lam- bert, Barbara Lane, Patricia Leighty, Betty Lively, Robert Long, Elvadine Loyer. HOME ROOM 216—Betty Lucas. Helen Lutz. Faye Markin. Glen McComas. Phyllis McMahon. Mary Lou Miller, Rosalee Minard, Eleanor Morgan. Elizabeth Morrison, Hilda Murnahan, Norma Par- ker, George Payne. Ruth Pennington, William Pinkerton, Mary Pat Powers. Polly Powers. Ramona Ridge- way. Mildred Rigsby, Clarice Rist. Henry Roach. Home Room 124 Home Room 216