Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Union City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

Jacksonian JACKSON LOCAL SCHOOL R. F. D. 5 Union City, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Ross Elevator GRAIN - FEED - SEED “NO SHORT WEIGHTS - NO LONG WAITS” PHONE 276 UNION CITY, INDIANA DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1952, wish to dedicate our annual to our fine sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Swlckard. We especially appreciate their help, advice, and co-operation with all our class problems, and we are sincerely glad that they, too, enjoyed our triumphs. We wish them con- tinued luck and success throughout the rest of their lives. For Gifts that Last - - Buy Jewelry Hamilton - Bulova - Elgin - Gothic - Fostoria Jacques Kreisler - Speidel - Sheaffer’s PICKETT'S JEWELRY 232 North Columbia Phone 791-W School Board School Board Shirley Stickelman Hugh Hurley Bill Brooke Marvin Shomber Byron Threewits ADVISOR---------Mr. Donn D. Keeler EDITOR---------------Duane Jeeeup ASS1T EDITOR-----Dolores Hartzell LITERARY EDITOR------Carole Blume ADVERTISING MGR----Marilyn Subler CIRCULATION MGR.—Janet Dennleton Vance Son SPECIALIZING IN MASTER MIX FEEDS GRAIN - FEED- COAL AND GRINDING ELROY ANSONIA 2-F-13 —TELEPHONES— UNION CITY 4140 Dairy Maid Pasteurized Milk Products THE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY Visitors Always Welcome Greenville, Ohio UNION CITY, INDIANA PHONE 543 5 Brooks Sons Funeral Home AIR CONDITIONED BEST WISHES TO THE JACKSON SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY The Farmers State Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OHIO — UNION CITY — INDIANA Dolores 11 Dee Hartzell Jack Jackson Anderson Lowell Bub Warner Marlene Jo Weiss VIETOR - HUSTON FOOD-O-MAT Greenville, Ohio Kenneth Bud Bowman Hilda Hit Kramer COMPLIMENTS OF Miller's Monuments ANSONIA, OHIO 0-1 e nn Daisy Day Dorothy Dot� Rue Mae Mlt« Rockwood Nevin Nub Hiestand JIMS AUTO SALES, INC. North Broadway Greenville, Ohio Larry Lil Elliott Barbara Barb St. Myers Ansonia Grain Co. GRAIN - FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER - COAL AND FARM SUPPLIES Compliments of Union City Times Gazette Union City, Indiana CLAS3 POEM There's Jack. Anderson, a pride of the school, „hen it comes to chemistry, he's no fool. Then Richard Barge, who has black hair, G-oes along ouietly without a care. Carole Blu e, the class's blonde, nas sparkling Dlue eyes, and of her we are fond. Kenneth cowman, Dolores's tell, dark, and sweet, Has the English excuses that Just can't be beat. Joking Jin Caupp, as we all know him here, Is over at Arcanum, where he's better known as dear1. aienn Day, Jr., next in tne parade of stars, Is most often seen speeding in cars. Janet Denniston is a good scnool friend, and we nope our friendship never will end. Emma Jane Dewey is a tall, quiet girl, jut wnen she lets loose, sne'll go for a whirl. Larry Elliott, who's tall, dark, and slim, l ever lets any girl get past him. Dolores Hartzell, our class president, Is known to like the Bowman residence. Kevin Hiestand, redheaded and sunny, Is plwsys stirring up something funny. nuane Jessup, seldom seen, but always heard, Is that noted character for putting in the last word. Hilda Kramer, who likes the name, Ed , Is not too fat—just looks well-fed. raul Lav.son. wno Just doesn't give a hang, Takes tne easy life and things go with a bang. hervin Lenker, who's engaged to be married, Had better drive more careful before he's buried. Here comes Liette, first name Vernon, Came to Jackson to get ills learning. Bob Livingston, our basketball star, Is very proud of his shining car. Roger LcEowen, who knows every road, Is seen with the girls by the whole carload. FISHER OLIVER FUNERAL AMBULANCE Licensed Lady Attendant - - 24 Hour Service Oxygen Equipped - Phone 24 - Ansonia. Ohio CLASS PROPHECY May 13, 1968, the senior class of '52 met as arranged upon their graduation. The meeting was called to order by the class president, Dolores Hartzell. The reason for this meeting was to renew old friendships and report upon what the members of the class had done In the last ten years. The roll was called and the class responded as follows: JACK ANDERSON---- I'm now leading my own orchestra. I have played all of the hot spot8 In Union City and many near-by oltles. RICHARD BARGA---- I am now foreman at the New Idea Plant at Coldwater after working there since I graduated- I have a laree family to support now, so I have to keep busy. CAROLE BLUME----- I'm running a beauty shop at Cosmos, but It's been pretty difficult these last five years to keep the four blonde-headed kids out of the way. KENNETH BOWMAN-— Managing my red-headed baseball team doesn't keep me busy enough, so I'm farming and running a milk route in my spare time. JIM CAUPP-------- After saving my money by working nights, I have now bought the super-market at Cosmos. Clara and I have to have some method of buying wholesale food for our large family. GLEN DAY--------- Farming my own farm doesn't take all my time; I still have time to run up to Union City once In a while. JANET DENNISTON—There was no reply. It seems that she has moved to Florida and Is living with her husband. It Is said that she Is raising all kinds of cane (sugar) J! EMMA JANE DEWEY-- I'm living on a farm, but I work In the Equity at Fort Recovery punching holes In the Swiss Cheese 5' LARRY ELLIOTT---- I am now competing with my classmate, Jim Caupp, as I, too, am running a super-market—at Hlllgrove, that Is J I am very much In favor of married life as I have been at it for 8 years now. DOLORES HARTZELL- Well, I decided college didn't appeal to me after all, so I married a milkman as I klnda figured I would. My three daughters (two blondes, one redhead) are the small twlrlers In the band, and I'm hoping they all get their chance at drum majorette. NEVIN HIESTAND--- Keeping track of my thousands of chlokens and dozens of kids has kept me pretty busy these years, but I hope my kids will soon grow up so I can hurry and retire. DUANE JESSUP----- It seems married life was my decision after all, and when I get the chance to slip away from home, I still like to go down and coach the sixth grade at Jaokson. My six kids were all girls so I guess I'll have to give up the Idea of my own basketball team. THE JOHN PARENT CO. Grain - Coal - Feed Union City, Indiana Phone 219 CLASS WILL FOR 1952 We, the Senior Class, will all our good times to the underclassmen. I, Jack Anderson, will my ability as an actor to Franklin Smiley. I, Richard Barga, will my ability to pick up strange girls to Mark Kramer. I, Carole Blume, will my ability to play the bell lyra to Sara McGill. I, Kenneth Bowman, will my ability to get along with red heads to David Lenker. I, Jim Caupp, will my good chemistry grades to Don Johnston. I, Glenn Day, Jr., will my ability to get to class late to Donald Runkle. I, Janet Dennlston, will all my clarinet music to Kerry Abel. I, Emma Jane Dewey, will my twenty-two inch waist line to Martha Frank. I, Larry Elliott, will my ability to drive a red convertible to Marvin Teegarden. I, Dolores Hartzell, will my position of drum majorette to Jane Teegarden. I, Nevln Hiestand, will my ability to get my lessons In promptly through- out the school year to Norman Williamson. I, Duane Jessup, will my ability to get along with coaches to Gene Stocks- dale. I, Hilda Kramer, will my good behavior in study hall to Dick Maxwell. I, Paul Lawson, will my ability to get to school on time to Don Stocks- dale. I, Marvin Lenker, will my driving ability to Mr. Swlckard. I, Vernon Liette, will my singing ability to Mr. Royer. I, Bobby Livingston, will my ability to play basketball to Max Shook. I, Roger McEowen, will my safe driving to Joe Mills. I, Roscoe Rhoades, will my good speech to Mrs. McCollough to be Improved. I, Dorothy Rue, will my ability to have long, red fingernails to Norman Rhoades. I, Gall Rose, will my fast running to Danny Royer. I, Joan Shook, will my ability to be called Shorty to Dick Scott. I, Margorle Snyder, will my ability to get along with Mr. Royer to Gary Gower. I, Barbara St.Myers, will my slimness to Phyllis Schilling. I, Mae Rockwood, will my shyness to Joyce Arnett. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 603 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio Class Will for 1952 (con't) I, Marilyn Subler, will my cheer leading ability to Roxle Rler. I, Norma Subler, will my ability to play basketball to atty Rlegle. I, Lowell Varner, will my height to Gene Brubaker. I, Marlene Weiss, will my natural curly hair to Dorothy Weisner. YJe, the seniors, will the key of knowledge to the Juniors. BE THE BEST DRESSED PERSON IN YOUR CROWD BUY YOUR CLOTHES AT R. Kirshbaum Co. UNION CITY INDIANA Claes Poem (Cont'd.) Roscoe Rhoades Is the wolf of the class; He goes around whistling at every lass. Mae Rockwood, a shy little lass, Is the only quiet girl In the senior class. Dorothy Rue, who likes a black oar, Is said to keep her eye on a star. Gall Rose Joins the throng; He hardly says a word all day long. Now a real beauty Is Joan Shook; When she goes by, the boys all look. Marjorie Snyder always has something to say, But If you're ever In need, she'll help you any day. Barbara St.Myers, who always says I can, Is on the loose to get a man. Marilyn Subler Is filling her hope chest; We hope she and Phil have a life of the best. Norma Subler, with hair so black, When It comes to friendliness, she has the knack. Lowell Warner Is always on the ball, When It comes to Democracy he knows It all. Marlene Weiss, the truest and best, Never lets Bob get any rest. Now, dear friends, this Is the end— We have reached our goal. Who knows what kind of lives we'll spend, We'll try to reach a higher goal. We've had lots of fun and times so good; We hope you remember us, you really should; Because we love you all—we really do— Yes, we, the class of '52. THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK “The Friendly Bank” Greenville, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Class Prophecy (Cont'd) HILDA KRAMER------ Ed and I are now part owners of the Schmidt 'PET' Creamery, and all our Aids look like little 'butterballs'. PAUL LAWSON-------- After Mr. Royer's retirement, I took over the Job of principal at Jackson, and, believe me, I really make those kids walk the chalk as Mr. Royer did me when I was in high school ! Remember? w Art VIN LENKER-- I, too, am back at Jackson and hold the Job of agriculture teacher. Helen and I finally got married and with a baby in the car, I never go over 75 any more. VERNON LIETTE----- You've surely neard of THE Vernon Llette. I am not bragging or anything but I'm pretty famous now. They call me 'King of the Hillbillies' down in Nashville. I have my own musical program. Listen to me sometime over Station J. H. S. hOB LIVINGSTON---- I'm still at Jackson, too, since I never could stand to leave the place. When Mr. Roush started raising his own basketball team, I took over and have been there ever since. ROGER McEOWEN----- Well, prepare for a shock! I went on to college and I now represent Ohio as a United States Senator. And to tnink Mr. Roush didn't think I knew anything about democracy. I Just didn't want to express all my knowledge. ROSCOE RHOADES---- I'm now living on a truck farm raising cabbages and kids by the heads. MAE ROCKV.OOD------ I finally got over being bashful and I'm now singing popular songs in a New York night club as they spotted me when we visited New York on our senior trip. Gome see me sometime, kids; I'll let you in on a. free pass. GAIL ROSE----------No answer. It i6 rumored that Gail got married and is so hen-pecked that he cannot say anything without first whispering it to his better-half. Too bad, Gail, we always wlsned the best for you. DOROTHY RUE-------- Remember wnen we were seniors, how all you girls envied my diamond ring? Well, now I've found out that housework is no Joke, especially with a husband and eight kids around the house. Every day I get another gray hair. BARBARA ST. MYERS- I'm running my own household now, but I'm also working part time in the school cafeteria. This was all Barbara said, you know she never did say too much! NORMA SUBLER------- I rent an apartment in Greenville and I work in the telephone office there. It is such fun listening to some of those old hens cackle. DALE'S BARBER SHOP For Appointment Phone 25 Dale Prescott Union City, Indiana Ruby Lee Class Prophecy (cont'd) MARILYN SUBLER---“Again I am up In society, after struggling five years to get there. I married Phil, as planned, In June following graduation. Phil is now superintendent at Jackson and we are enjoying the luxuries the Steeles had when Mr. Steele was here. MARJORIE SNYDER—Margie can't talk today! No—honest, she can't. All right, we'll prove it. After inquiring, we learned that she helped Ray Oswalt auction a sale yesterday as she always does in her spare time. Margie has been pretty busy baking first-prize pies for her admiral. JOAN SHOOK------- I'm now working in the Greenville Bank, taking all kinds of money. Every once in while I model for pin- up pictures for magazine covers. LOWELL WARNER---- I am a orofessor of democracy at Ohio State and some- times act as Judge on important cases. Next year I plan to run for governor of Ohio and who knows—I may run for president later on. MARLENE WEISS---- Being the brains of tne family I help Bob run the coke plant of which he is now in charge. We don't feed the little Millers on milk; we Just give them cokes. We, the senior class,- as a whole, have decided that in spite of all our tribulations at Jackson, we will hold these memories of times spent here among the dearest we will ever have. WASHINGTON'S RADIO T-V LAB and KALAMAZOO SALES SERVICE Television Furnaces Appliances 108 Washington Avenue Phone 1486 Class History For 1952 Jack Anderson---December 29, 193 Started his education here at Jackson and has been here since. He is called a model pupil by the teachers for they don't know some of the things he pulls behind the'ir backs. Richard Barga---July 2, 193b - This roving boy started school at Palestine and attended Union City and New Madison. He came to Jackson in the sixth grade, liked us, and has been here since. Carole Blume----June 26, 193 Gaily entered the first grade here at Jackson and has completed her twelve years of strenuous studying in the same school. It's a great relief for the teachers to know that she'd never talk in study hall or classes. Kenneth Bowman----June 17, 193 A short dark-haired boy who came from Hollansburg in 19 9 to see if he liked Jackson. He spied a beautiful red head and decided to stay. Jim Caupp---February 2h, 193I+ When wandering up to the first grade, he fell and injured his head. Having never fully recovered, he still remains one of the morons of the senior class. He says it's a long way to Arcanum, but he doesn't mind. Glenn Day Jr.---October 4, 193 The wolf of our class who came to us in the fourth grade from Rose Hill. We hear he really enjoyed the F.F.A. convention he attended in Kansas?????? Janet Denniston---November 17, 193 A dull, rather stupid girl who has spent her last twelve years at Jackson. She hoped someday to have first chair in the clarinet section of the band. Too bad she never made it ! Emma Jane Dewey---May 18, 193 A sawed-off, chubby girl who stepped into our midst in the seventh grade, liked us, and stayed. She is one of the teachers' biggest head- aches. SPRADLING OIL COAL Vortex Gas - Quality Coal - Building Material Phone 53 Union City, Indiana Class History For 1952 (Cont'd.) Larry Elliott---March 31, 1934 With his finger in his mouth he bashfully entered the first grade here at Jackson. We hear he likes to buy groceries and gas in Hlllgrove. Dolores Hartzell---October 1, 1934 A shy little red-head who bashfully entered the first grade here at Jackson and never left ua. She had resolved to be an old maid school teacher, but along came a tall blonde in a green Ford and changed her mind. Nevin Hiestand-March 15, 1934 Nub , as he is better known, tiptoed into study hall from Brown school as a freshman in 1948. He wouldn't think of laughing or talking in study hall. We also hear that he prefers Ansonla girls. Duane Jessup--February 28, 1934 With his head hung low he entered, the first grade at Jackson in 1940. He left us in the second grade, moved from one school to another, decided Jackson was best and returned in his freshman year. We wonder why he never went out for sports or blondes????? Hilda Kramer--October 10, 1934 A quiet little girl who came to Jackson in her freshman year from Sharpsburg. She also attended Beaver Pond School. She would never think of eating candy, oranges, or tangerines in study hall ! Paul Lawson---January 4, 1934 Joined our rank in the first grade and has remained a soldier since. It always puzzles us why he 1s never late to school and always has his homework done. Marvin Lenker---April 22, 1933 Sneaked into study hall in 1948 as a freshman from Brown School. His eye fell on an upper classman and that left all other girls out of his focus.' He is known for his safe driving. Vernon Llette---May 3, 1933 . . After attending Washington Number 6 and Rose Hill he came to us in 19 4. Could it be true that he wrote a song about a blonde from Fort Recovery?????? Compliments of SMITH CHEVROLET Rossburg, Ohio Class History For 1952 (Cont'd.) Bobby Livingston---December 6, 1933 A shy little boy who first nimbly climbed the steps of Jackson in 1940 to Join our first grade class. He wouldn't think of going out for sports or driving around in a shiny black chevy ! Roger McEowen----July 10, 1934 A tall, dark, handsome boy who entered Jackson in his freshman year from Rossburg. He claims he can find his way through a certain woods on the darkest of nights. Roscoe Rhoades--December 1, 1933 The class'8 Romeo who Joined our happy throng in the first grade and has gaily spent his last twelve years with us. He tells us that vegetable farming and red convertibles are the life of Riley. Mae Rookwood---February 3, 1934 This loud, talkative, girl Joined our class in her freshman year from Rose Hill. She hasn't decided Just who the lucky guy will be, but she does want to be a housewife. Dorothy Rue----January 14, 1933 A very nice girl, but one of the roving kind. She started her schooling at West Alexandria, shifted to Rossburg, Ansonia, Woodington, back to Rossburg and Ansonia again. She finally ended up here at Jackson and has decided that even the boys here are o.k. Gall Rose---March 23, 193 Breezed into our sixth grade class from Union City, West Side in 1946. He's one of the boys in our class that really give the teachers trouble. He seems to enjoy being basketball manager for the Redskin squad. Joan Shook--February 19, 193 A tall, blonde, sad looking girl who decided in her freshman year that Jackson was for her. She also attended Brown and Rossburg Schools. It puzzles us why the boys don't like to look at her. Marjorie Snyder---May 2, 193 Came to Jackson during the first grade, leaving us in the beginning of the freshman year and truged back to Join us in her Junior year. sn can't decide which Jackson she likes best, but she is sure she llK.es sailors. RED 73 CREAMERY, Inc. Creamery Butter Union City, Indiana Claes History For 1952 (Cont'd.) Barbara St.Myers----July 2?, 1933 Trying to fool the teachers by acting innocent, Barbara has loved her twelve years at Jackson. She reminds us of a doorknob because any boy can turn her head. Marilyn Subler---September 26, 193 Bashfully starting school at Westwood in Dayton, then to Beaver Pond, Rossburg, and finally coming to Jackson in her freshman year, Marilyn always hoped to be a cheerleader. It's too bad she could't have been one. We hear she's giving up all the men but one, by the name of Phil. Norma Subler---February 8, 193 With a hop, skip, and Jump she entered our class in the Freshman year from Beaver Pond. She can't decide whether to date a blonde, bru- nette, redhead, or a Florida man. Lowell Warner----August 6, 193 Short, chubby character who blew into the class in his freshman year. He attended Black and Rossburg Schools and is a studious boy who never was any good in history or democraoy. Darlene Weiss---March 29, 193 Sneaked into our class in her freshman year from Washington Town- ship where she went for 8 years. We hear that Marlene loves coca-cola's and the name Bob. It's a shame she had to have such stubborn straight hair ! COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE L. KLIPST1.XE PHONE 88 i For the Finest in Photography at Reasonable Prices See Us at FOLKERTH STUDIO No Appointment Necessary We Also Do Photo Finishing Greenville, Ohio Try TIBBETTS PHARMACY First Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions Exclusive Line Cosmetics Phone 279 W. R. PINNEY Groceries - Meats Phone 343 Union City 0hio COMPLIMENTS OF Bailey Hardware COMPLETE FARM AND HOME NEEDS ANSONIA, OHIO C. A. Riegel and Son WOODINGTON ELEVATOR Dealer in Feeds - Seeds - Grain - Fertilizer - Coal White Rose Gasoline Enarco Motor Oils Telephone Greenville 2020-R Union Trust Company BANKING - INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 227 N. COLUMBIA STREET PHONE 150 UNION CITY, INDIANA Eighth Grade Phone 469 WIELAND JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds Greenville, Ohio Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Union City, Indiana Fourth Grade Third Grade Feeds ANDERSONS Paints Union City, Indiana Fertilizer Television Second Grade First Grade SECOND NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Greenville, Ohio Greenville, Ohio First Team Second Team McVAY'S FOR SPORTING GOODS GREENVILLE, OHIO 320 BROADWAY PHONE 416 Baseball Boys Baseball Jackson 5 Union City 11 Jackson 2 Arcanum 10 Jackson 9 New Madison 3 Jackson 3 Franklin 5 Jackson 0 Palestine 20 Jackson 2 Fort Recovery 18 Basketball With six returning lettermen, the Redskins opened their season with a victory over the Jefferson Township squad. Then a series of misfortunes, the most serious of which was Bobby Livingston's broken leg, damaged Jackson's chances of compiling a winning season. The team finished the season with a defeat by Union City East Side, 71-67, in a hard fought game. The season's record was 6-13. We want to nay soecial recognition to the four seniors who nlayed basketball this year for the last time as Redskins. Bobby Livingston and Duane Jessup earned four letters in basketball. We will miss Bobby's scoring ability and fighting spirit. We will miss Duane's floor play and generalship throughout the game. Paul Lawson earned three letters in basketball. Those two-point Jump shots will be sorely missed next year. Kenny Bowman earned one letter and was always ready and eager to take the place of a starter when necessary. We are looking forward to a successful season next veer as six lettermen return for action. The two Armstrong boys, Hurley, Kester, Don Stocksdale, and Scott will return plus some boys from this yeprs B squad. OHIO SERVICE STATION Wright Russ, Proprietors Union City, Ohio Indiana P. O. Cheerleaders THE CITIZENS STATE BANK Ansonia, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Junior High Team Compliments Of JOHN MONTANO LUMBER COMPANY Union City, Indiana Glenn Day Jr. Chorus Band Jim Caupp F- F. A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball Manager 3 f 3 1,2 Duane Jessup Baseball Basketball Class Pres. Annual Staff 1.2.3, 1.2.3, 1 4 Emma Jane Dewey Chorus F. H. A. Sunbonnet Sue Play Prompter 1,2 1,2 1 3, Carole Blurae Band 1 2 S U Cho ru s i’2 f. H. A. 1,2,3 4 4-H Club 8 years Class treasurer 4 Historian of F. H. A. 4 Sunbonnet Sue 1 All American Family 3 Keep It Under Your Hat 4 Janet Denniston Band 1,2,3,4 Sunbonnet Sue 1 F. H. A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,4 Keep It Under Your Hat 4 Asst. Sec. and Treas. 4 Double Sextette 4 4-H 2 years Annual Staff 4 Marilyn Subler Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. Co. Vice Pres. 4 Chorus 1,3,4 Sunbonnet Sue All American Family Keep It Under Your Hat Class Reporter Class Secetary Annual Staff Dolores Hartzell I 1 4 4 Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. F. H. A. Co. Sec. Class Pres. 1,2,3,4 I Class Treas. 2,3 Keep It Under Your Hat 4 All American Family 3 Chorus 1,2 Sunbonnet Sue 1 Annual Staff 4 4-H Club 7 years JOHNSTON FURNITURE FACTORY Union City. Indiana - - Greenville, Ohio 38 Seniors Activities Con't Bobby Livingston Marvin Lenker Baseball Basketball Band F. F. A. 1.2.3, 1,2,3,4 1.2.3, 1.2.3, 3a nd F. F. A. Chorus Stage Manager 2,3,4 1,2,3, 1,2,3,4 3, Norma Subler Chorus 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. 1,2,3, F. H. A. Treas. 4 Band” Vice Pres. 4 Sunbonnet Sue 1 All American Family 3 Keep It Under Your Hat 4 Lowell Varner F. r. A. 1,2,3, F. F. A. Basketball 3, F. F. A. Judging 2, Baseball Basketball Manager Stage Manager 3, Track Class Reoorter Roger Me Bowen Baseball 2,3,4 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Vice ’re?. F. F. A. 2 Pres. F. F. A. 4 F. F. A. Basketball 1,2,3,4 F. F. A. Judging 1.2,3, Basketball Manager 4 Chorus 1 Stage Manager 3, Marlene Weiss Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,3 F. H. A. 1,2,3, Sunbonnet Sue 1 Keen It Under Your Hat 4 Class Pres. 2 Class Reoorter 3, F. H. A. Reoorter 4 4-H Club 1,2,3 Jack Anderson F. F. A. Baseball 2,3, Boys Chorus 1,2 Basketball Manager Re orter Vice ?res. All American Family Keep It Under Your Hat Paul Lawson 3asebr n 1,2,3, Basketball 3, All American Family Keep It Under Your Hat Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Class pres. Sunbonnet Sue UNION CITY IMPLEMENT CO. Dealers In John Deere Products Union City, Indiana 39 MV-O P P p-VjJ p -P pv ) pMV_J ttH P jJ p p p _o p p Seniors Activities Con't Vernon Liette Larry Elliott Mixed Chorus F. F. A. 1 1,2,3,4 F. F. A. 1,2,4 All American Family 3 Majorie Synder Chorus n 4 F. H. A. 4—H Club 4 years Gail Rose Basketball Manager 3,4 Track ' 3,4 Kenneth Bowman Basketball Keep It Under Your Hat 4 All American Family11 a Dorothy Rue F. H. A. if2 All American Family Chorus 1 Nevin Hiestand Mae Rockwood F. F. A. 1 Chorus 234 Vice Pres, ’ 2 Sunbonnet Sue F. H. A. Chorus 1 1,2,3 1,2 Hilda Kramer 4-H Club i ? F. H. A. 1 2S Chorus ’12 Sunbonnet Sue ’l It Under Your Hat 4 Barbara St. Myers F. H. A. Chorus Sunbonnet Sue Class Play Prompter 1,2,3, 1,2 1 3, Joan Shook Chorus 1.2 Sunbonnet Sue 1 All American 3 F. H. A. 1,2,3 F. H. A. Treas. 2 Class Secetary 1,2,3 F. F. A. 1234 P J Basketball l’,2’,3,k Band 1 £ All American Family ’3 Keep It Under Your Hat 4 COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. Union City, Indiana 40 F. H. A. Girls F. F. A. Boys UNITED GRAIN COMPANY Elevators At Rossburg Yorkshire Telephone No. 1 Rossburg, Ohio 41 Boys’ Chorus HOUSEHOLDER AUTO SALES 119 East Elm Street Union City, Ind. Phone 177 Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Genuine Factory Parts and Service 42 Phone 444 Junior Band FRAZE FUNERAL HOME 432 West Pearl Street Union City, Indiana 43 Senior Band KESCO PRODUCTS CO Greenville, Ohio LJif A f+zs1 a ti sd IrW e PRATT BROTHERS HOME STORE Union City, Indiana, on “Route 47” Phone 5314 TIBBETTS PLUMBING HEATING CO Union City, Indiana UNGER NASH SALES 713-715 Walnut St. Greenville, Ohio BOOSTERS Ted Grote Studio Greenville, Ohio Suter's Meat Market Greenville, Ohio Wright Bros. Greenville, Ohio Thornburg Sewing Center Greenville, Ohio Smith Sons Garage Union City, Ind. Frazier Suoply Co. Union City, Ind. Shlerling Music Store Union City, Ind. Parker Furniture Union City, Ind. Stewart and Wooters Union City, Ind. Mr. George Steele Union City, Ind. Me Clurgs-Ben Franklin Store Union City, Ind. Hub City Finance Corn. Union City, Ind. South Side Elevator Union City, Ind. Selimans Greenville, Ohio Fritz E. Martin Union City, Ind. Hurst Co. Greenville, Ohio Lynch Sunnly Co. Union City, Ind. Office Cigar Snort Store Union City, Ind. Joe's Spot Union City, Ind. Miller Shoe Store Union City, Ind. Caron Barber Shop Union City, Ind. Sterling Cheverolet Union City, Ind. Wrights Drive In Union City, Ind. Obrien's Greenhouse Greenville, Ohio Fritz E. Martin Greenville, Ohio Frank Girburt Greenvll]e, Ohio Moore's Store Union City, Ind. Relgels Gulf Service Union City, Ind. Ma er Bulck Co. Union City, Ind. Kenny's Sohio Station Union City, Ind. Lona's Coffee Shop Ansonla, Ohio Caupp Bros. Cosmos, Ohio Union City, Indiana p- '-T-