Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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M5 1 if ' ' K' 1 111. 1 1 1, 1 -11, 1-, I - 1' Y' 1 -1. 11 . I1 1. . f1 1 1 1 -Req' ' 1 - , 1 1 . - - 5 -U JI' rf -1111 ' N S Y ' 1' if' 1:15-:ii fi 1 f' 114:11 1 'U'-rrzis 1 '1 111, wg, ,,'1 11,3 . f 11 . . 1. . 1 .1m...1g1:111-a11:g1.- Lk 11...?......1...1....,.1.......,- J 1 Sponsored and Edited by the Senior Class of JEPPEHEUN TUWNSHNP-HRH SEHUUL 23? 1947 , 9,9 W . AND ' HEADACHE REMEDIES mfx XXX O V NX V ,. ' 6 I r lt' , f fff f 41' . , , d X -ei A V 5 ,,,A,,,,Qfz1m1n WWW! Vlrfinwnzwn., xxmx XwKx X XX Y I ' I X X u ' 1 f vqxxxi x 1 Fi g Q, fm. gwfmu QW ,,,,.. Left to Right: Norma Troutman, Betty Mitchell, and Mr. Becker. IL. 4 M Af ' 0 ' Left to Right: Faye June Bowman, Joy Wolf, Mr. Noffsiuger, Betty Lane aww, lst Row-Mr. Noffsinger, lB. S. in Ed., Manchester College, M. A. Miami University, University of Daytona: Miss Marker, 4B. S. in Ed., M. A., Miami University, S. S., Western Reserverg Mrs. Bernheisel, 1Dayton Junior Teachers Collegelg Miss Brintlinger, 4B. S. in Ed. Ohio Stateig Miss Lehman, nB. S. in Ed., University of Daytomg Miss Fink, 1B. S. in Ed., University of Daytonbg Miss Kessler, 1B. S. in Music Ed., Miami Universitybg Mr. Becker, 4A. B., M. A., Wittenberg, University of Day- ton, Miamil. 2nd Row-Mrs. Marker, 1Manchester, University of Daytonlg Mrs. Reddick, tB. S., Murray State Collegebg Miss Stebbins, 1Manchester, Miami Universitylg Miss True, tA. B., St. Genevieve, University of Kentucky, S. S., U. of Coloradorg Mrs. Lesher, 1Dayton Junior Teachers Collegerg Miss Henry, 1A. B., Otterbin, M. A., Ohio State, Wittenbergb. 3rd Row-Mrs. Miller, 4Manchester College: Mrs. Dorothy Brown, 1Dayton Junior Teachers Collegel: Mrs. 4th Row Edan Brown, 1Dayton Junior Teachers College, S. S., Wittenberglg Miss Engle, QB. S. in Ed., Wit- tenberg, Miami Universitybg Mrs. DeMass, 1Ash1and College, Kent Stately Miss Stebbins, 1ManchesterJ . -Mr. Juillerat, 4B. S. in Ed., Wilmington Collegerg Mrs. Getter, 1Ohio Universityb: Miss Markus, 1B. S. in Ed., U. of Dayton, R. N., Miami Valley Hospitallg Miss Nock, 4B. A., Olivet Collegebg Mr. Drake, 4B. S., M. S. in Agriculture, Ohio Statel: Miss Schwab, QB. S. in Ed., U. of Daytona, Mrs. Root, 1Dayton Jr. Teachers College, Miami Universitylg Mr. Shimp, QA. B., Ohio Universityrg Mrs. Gilbert, tnot present when picture was taken! Dayton Jr. Teachers College. S ' eww 7fmal5faawUJfauef2 ' HH N2 EB H55 BUS DRIVERS Back RowfCa1vin Saul, Mr. Flora, Mr. Gephart, Mr. Stuck, Mr. Root, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Marker Herman Saul. Front Row -Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Rauch, Mr. Getter, Mr. Brumbaugh, Mr. Taylor. ' . ,-pf! Vr,. 1 ir r JAN ITORS COOKS Jack Thomas, Dale Bishop, Mr. Hammer, Byron Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Babingtou, Mrs. Duke. Saul, Mr. Bishop, Jack Cyrus, Charles Wehner. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Schenck. 2325 NW RK? H52 Uaice slag Left to right: Annis Foust, Joyce Pierce. Mary Jane George, Joy Wolf, Adria Peffley, Ruth Ann Curry, Boba- bie Jean Todd. Seated: Mr. Becker. 5 Gamez! Left to right: Barbara Jordan, Betty Fleisch- man, Mr. Becker, Perry Lynn 1Chairman b, Mr. Noffsinger, Lee Carpen- ter, Jeannyne Shank, and Jean Forrest. Q ' C' oo Oo 2 8 0 0 I OO do Woo 4 XX -1 ! ap if' Gffaaz E 2' ,Q -. 9' Q ,- X XX . kg -- ' ' ,mf ff . f ' -QFLQ 5744- 51 jf 2 ' 55' SENIGRS Carl Adams Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 J-Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 F. F. A. 1 Russell Baker Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 J-Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 F. F. A. 1 Class Play 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Bronco Staff 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 J im Broadbent Baseball 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 J-Club 4 Chorus 1, 2 Faye June Bowman Pres. Monticello Chapt. 4 School Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Tremaurer 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hand 4 Class Play 2, 3 Bronvo Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1 G. A. A. 4 Vice-President 4 Bob Collins Ruth Ann Curry Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 F, H. A. 1, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Prompter of Play 2, 3 Jock Cyrus Annual Staff 4 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 .l-Cluh 3, 4 Cheer lie-ader 3 Bronco Stuff 4 Owen Delp llusehall 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Student Athletir- Manager 1, 2 Ulass President 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Ass't. Ulmplain 2 'l'reusurer 3 President 4 Vlzlss Play 3 .l-Fluh 2, 3, 4 Treasurer' 3. 4 Annual Stuff 4 liditm' 4 lirnnvn Staff 4 .li'. l-li-Y Advlsm' 2 Virginia Downs '1'A'Fz-ons 2, 3 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Maxine Dunlevy F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Usher for Class Vlau 'S Bonnie Eshbough F. ll. A. 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3. 4 Vsher for Class l'lax 2 Esther Emery F. H. A. 1, 2, 4 Y-Teens 2. 3. 4 l'shm' for Class Plan 3 Harold Ferguson Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 .I-Club 3, 4 President 4 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Sg. of Arms 3 Class Play 3 Annis Foust Ulass Play 2, 3 ' Y-Te-ons 2, 3, 4 Vice President R Devotional Chairnuin 4 G. A. A. 4 President 4 May Queen Attendant 3 Plass Secretary 4 Checring Section 4 Annual Staff 4 Bronco Staff 1, 2 Scholarship Team 3 Willord Foust Jock Four Hi-Y 2 Bronco Staff 4 Anne Griffin Cheerleader 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3. 4 Vicc-President 4 Historian 3 G. A, A. 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 May Que:-n .Xttcntlant 3 Y-Teens 4 Austin Horris Bronco Staff 4 Bill Hensley Ili-Y 2,14 Jr. Hi-Y Advisor 2 .l-Club 4 Student Athletic Manager 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3, 4 Hand Il, 4 Urc-lu-slra 1, 2, Z! Class Play 2, 3 Miriam Hunn Uliurus 1, 2. 3 111-1-he-slra 1, 2, Ji Y-Teens 2, 3 Sec-rvtary 4 Ci, A. A. 3, 4 .l. Club 3 Uheerlearler 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 'l'rr-asurr-r ul' Ulass l Sea-retary of Plans 2, 3 Class Play 2, 3 May Qm-1-li Attendant 3 Rose Marie Jonas Y-'l'ia-ns 2, 3, 4 H. A. A. 3, 4 Secretary 4 Uhf-Q-ring Sr-vtiun 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Brunvu Staff 4 May Queen Attendant 3 Class Play 2 ,...a Perry Lynn Hi-Y 2, 3 Secretary 3 Student Council Chairman 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Class Play 2 Chairman of Jr. Sr. Prom 3 Bronco Staff 4 Ass't. Editor, .loffersonian 4 Sc-hularship Team 3 Larry Marker liasketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 J. Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Bronco Staff 3, 4 Annual Stuff 4 Play 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Band 4 Uhurus 2, 3, 4 Katherine Metzger F, 11. A., 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 liruncu Staff 4 May Queen 3 Betty Mitchell Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Bronco Staff 2, 3, 4 Cheering Section I! Doris Moyer F. H. A. 1, 2, 4 Historian 2 Class Play 3 Bill Myers Hi-Y 3 Annual Staff 4 Bronco Stuff 3 Vice President of Class 4 Zelma Norman G. A. A. 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4 Stanley Peak Adria Peffly F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Joyce Pierce Y-'Fewns 2, Il I'l'a-siilv l'l11-1-l'iIlg' S1-vliu l'l-iv 'l 'l ' L' 4 -' .., Annuzil Stuff 4 Borboro Riley Y-'l'v4fllr4 2. fl, 4 G. A. A. Il, 4 Ulu-n-ring Si-vt' l'llUl'llN l, 2, Il. 4 Uluss l'luy 21, Il Byron Soul 4 4' . ' 'Si-1:l'cAtill'y' 2. ' Vim- l'l'4'si4lvlll ' I'i's-sill:-nl 4 Class Plug' Il lli-Y 22, il, 4 lluslu-I z , L., liusvliull 2, Cl, 4 l'luu'llS l, 2, Cl. 4 Ellen Moe Shcink Y-'Pee-ns 2, Il. 4 lf. ll. A. I, 21, IL 4 Vslu-r' for Uluss l'lu 3 Bill Stebbins I . I , A. I, 2, 3, 4 ltvpurti-I' 2 'I'1'vusure-I' Il Student Ailvism' 4 Ili-Y 2, Il, 4 Ui'm'lu-slru 1, 2, Il Hand 3, 4 Chorus 2, fl, 4 liaiske-tliull 1, 2 Annual Stuff 4 lirunc-o Stuff 2, Il Joyce Stuck I . ll. A, 1, 2, Il, 4 Y-'1'i-ons 2, 3, 4 ll. A. A. Il, 4 Annual Stuff 4 Clie-ering Se-vlimi 14. 4 Vluss l'luy 2, 3 Norma Troutman G. A. A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 2. 3, 4 Che-ering Section 3. 4 Class Play 2, 3 Harrison Weaver Kenneth Weaver ' 1. i 4 Virgil White Glenn Rawlins Bobbie Jean Todd Entered in Senior Year Seam GZM4 Jaw, an Pzozwm DUN JACK C'i'El-IS BILL MYER5 OWKN 'D-EL? -cannu- MABOLD ' CSTKBR EMF HILL HE K5 LET i fnjfn. nr PERRY LYNN ANN!! FOUFT A U QTIN HARRYS LARRY HARKER ,-v ix, 2 Jovcz sxucx MHAY5 JUNE 'BQWMAN ZELMA NORMAN ffw 1 fi ADRXA PEFFLEY DORIS MOY!R VIRGINIA DOWNS BILL STEBBINS L ANNE' 'KATHERINE METZER GRIFFIN amen MAE :ummm gm 45 ................-...-1------ 1 1 1 I Q Glau Sang lTune - The Things We Did Last Summerl The way we'd joke and clown, The teachers we broke down, The way we caused such misery and strife, The things we did in high school I'll remember all through my life. The teachers we'd abuse, They never would refuse, To help us out whenever things went wrong The things we did in high school l'll remember all my life long. We always were the best, On early morning tests, The grades we got were never shown, But when grade cards came out, We'd always fuss and pout, The looks we got when we got home, Our industry to aid, Helped us make the grade, We always seemed to cheer our comrades on The things we did in high school, l'lI remember all my life long. Glafu Wd! We, the Senior Class of Jefferson Township School, County of Montgomery, State of Ohio, being of unsound mind and disintegrating memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make publish and declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devises of whatever nature by us already made. To our highly esteemed Superintendent and Principal, we leave a new book of rules that this present class has labored over so faithfully for the past months, said book containing provi- sions for an increase of holidays to one, bi-weekly, changing the hour of opening of school to ten o'clock, instead of eight-forty-five, and closing at one, with two recesses fifty-nine minutes each. Said book also recommends the purchase of a silver waiter, on which the credits of pro- motion be presented to the pupils, instead of the old way of studying for them. Carl Adams wills his knowledge of sports to any of the boys on the up and coming Junior High Team. Russell Baker wills his black wavy hair and a bottle of dye to Charles Linebaugh. Faye June Bowman wills her way with the boys to Norma Peach. Jim Broadbent wills his ability to dance and grow a beard to Henry Wagner. Robert Collins wills his bushy eyebrows to Eugene Weaver. Ruth Ann Curry wills her great gum chewing ability to Wanda Schenck. Jack Cyrus wills his peculiar look to Bob Michael. Owen Delp wills his ability to speak before a group of people to Don Jackson. Virginia Downs wills her backwardness around boys to Janet Toms. Bonnie Eshbaugh wills her quiet voice to Georgia Nan Stebbins. To the Junior Class, following us, we do hereby bequeath our old seats, with the tacks that tear clothes, our lockers, which will not lock, our old books, with most of the leaves loose or gone, all the mistakes we made, and all the knowledge we failed to learn. Esther Emery wills her way of laughing to Beatrice Wagner. Harold Ferguson wills anything but his ambition and his Ford to Maynard Dils. Annis Foust wills her super-abundance of credits to anyone who needs them. Willard Foust wills his quietness to Charles Reedy. Jack Fout wills his pin-up pictures to Charles Lawrence. Ann Griffin wills her walk to Betty Land. Austin Harris wills his good speaking voice to Harold Metzger who's voice is still changing. Bill Hensley will his ability to study l6 hours per day to Paul Musselman. Miriam Hunn wills her blond hair to any junior girl who can't afford peroxide. Rosemarie Jonas wills her gift of gab to Marilyn Liston. Perry Lynn wills his ways with the teachers to Elwood Cooper. To the Sophomore Class we leave our quick wits, rapid elucidations, and, best of all, our ability to play hooky without having to make up double for lost time. Larry Marker wills his fancy burr hair cuts to Roberts Wrights. Katherine Metzger wills her ability to write poetry to Jean Forrest. Betty Mitchell wills her writing ability to anyone who is not able to read his own writing. Doris Moyer wills her short finger nails to Julia Shupert, better known as the claw . Bill Myers wills his cheering ability to Mary Jane George. Zelma Norman wills her ability to play baseball to Phyllis Starr. Stanley Peak wills his ability to tell tall stories to anyone who can use them. Joyce Pierce wills her smile to Frances Rettig. Adria Peffly wills her muscles to James Walters who can really use them. Glen Rawlins wills his eight months experience in the Navy to Cecil Henn to match Cecil's experi- ence in the Boy Scouts. Barbara Riley wills her excess weight to Betty Lou Flora. 01644 Wi!! Wanlmuecll To the high school infants lfreshmenl we leave our utmost sympathy and our ability to absorb English, science, math, and all those studies which are beyond the comprehension of their un- developed mental capacities. Byron Saul wills his Chevy to Lewie Wallace who wrecked his. Ellen Mae Shank wills her ability to flirt to Wanda Peak. Bill Stebbins wills his driving skill to speed demon, Leonard Riegel. Joyce Stuck leaves her scissors to next year's dressmaking class. Norman Troutman wills her red hair to Wanda Law. Bobbie Todd wills her ability to work for Mr. Becker to Phyllis Martin. Kenneth Weaver will his big feet to Russell Yeazel. Virgil White wills his broad shoulders to Jack Thomas. To this school, our beloved Alma Mater, in order to show our appreciation of all that it has done for us, l do, on this last will and testament, hereby bequeath the amount of ten thousand mem- ories, with which to erect a bronze table a lasting memorial to this Senior Class of l947. Signed this 2Oth day of May, l947. Salina elcwi poem ln scholarship there are none better than the class of '47. The teachers of our classes thought that they were in Heaven. In the line of intelligence there are none better, Why we can even read and write a letter. Through the years we worked out each problem step by step, But always came out knowing a lot less. The Class of '47 is packed full of sports, Why they play their opponents clear off the courts, ln basketball, baseball, and even in track, We've got talent to spare with a little slack. Our boys have a spirit of never say die, When the chips are down they let out a cry, Of Come on gang, give'er the gun. They play for keeps, not just for fun. Now, don't think the girls can't play, 'Cause when it comes to sports, they're not hay . They're rough and they're tough, but they play a good game, And if there's a fight, nobody's to blame. In tournaments of all kinds You'll never see them behind, So, you see our girls can't be beat, No matter what the line. The music department is full of charm, Although many of the members are fresh off the farm. Of course the Seniors make up most of the chorus, Why it would be a flop if it hadn't been for us. The band is really improved, But what will it be when the Seniors have moved . . . i .GZGM 0 The following mess is dedicated to a well established custom, the custom of having a prophecy for every person in the class each year on class night. Our committee has made a concentrated study of the forces governing our fellow students. For this reason, mathematically, our prophecy doesn't miss more than 2..9fk. Let us change scenes. Imagine that eleven years have rolled by since you heard this prophecy, more exactly eleven years and one night. Our people have never had a reunion or party since I947, but just for the sake of prophecy they held a big party. Everyone was there so project yourself into the future on the night following the fiasco, lean back and listen to our drummer playing preacher who will tell you much. Rev. Hensley please! Hensley-Last night we had our class reunion. You expected me to say annual meeting but we just had our little party so that the prophecy committee could predict something. First to come was Faye June Bowman, toting her piano. Russ Baker came in with her. He had to jump off the piano to keep from bumping the door frame. Professionally, Faye plays ping pong and makes music only for special occasions. Russ is a second Sinatra or Durante or someone. Since Joyce Stuck is the leading society gossip, - l mean writer - she naturally arrived early to get the latest dirt. t Larry Marker, the world's heavy weight champion, came in with Carl Adams, Jefferson's coach, and Miriam Hunn, the girls' physical education director at Jefferson. She also writes a comic strip similar to Sad Sack and gets her ideas by watching Jefferson's Coach. Esther Emery, who laughs for Spike Jones, was laughing at Ruth Ann's sad expression. The party was for the class of 47 and Ruth Ann couldn't bring Harry. ' 1 Katherine Metzger came in carrying one of those chickens from her hatchery. She and Bub Er- baugh have a business all their own. As she sat down to talk to our only old maid, Doris Moyer, Bob Collins joined her. He owns a swap shop and wanted to swap a box of cigars for her prize chicken. The next person who came is the world's champion woman wrestler, Zelma Norman. She came in her wheel chair with Maxine Dunlevy pushing it. A woman wrestler needs a full time nurse like Maxine. Someone told me that Virgil White is a hunter and trapper but l don't know exactly what he traps. He was telling Jim Broadbent, the man about town, how to set a trap. Everyone knows that the only things Jim is interested in trapping, are women. lncidentally he trapped a secretary. She is Betty Mitchell. Don't ask me why he needs a secretary. There are two other hunters in our group, Kenny Weaver and Stanley Peak. Stanley also writes westerns and Kenny helps sometimes. Both of them were hunting on Bill Stebbins' large farm when Kenny saw a cow and, thinking it was a deer, shot it. They were hunting crows. Speaking of women - l saw Virginia Downs with a sad expression because she had to leave Ray at home with the children. In honor of Austin Harris' pleasant voice and his radio program of bedtime stories, and because we couldn't get anyone else, Austin Harris was the toastmaster of the party. Let's get a report of the party from his view. Harris- l first went to the kitchen to stop Crockey Jonas' campaigning. She was writing Jonas for President' on all our plates with the spaghetti. ' ' ' 61444 I7 6 Annes Griffin gave Doris Moyer advice on how to get a boyfriend. Anne has a love-lorn column, you now. Until l flatly refused, Barbara Riley kept pestering me to let her make a speech. She speaks for women's rights and, incidentally, had to interrupt a tour to attend the banquet. She was very peeved but sat down. The next time I looked at her she was happily conversing with Norma Troutman. Norma painfully became a public speaker and lectures upon the value of school office experience to the future stenographer. Considering our ages, l thought it suitable to let Dr. William Myers show us the latest in dentis- try. He explained that for years people have had false teeth to eat with, but a new set has been developed, a beautiful set for chewing the fat when meals are finished. He promised a set of these teeth to Rev. Walter Owen Delp, for a two minute advertisement in each Sunday sermon for seven weeks. Did you know that Rev. Delp ioined Ellen Mae Shank and James Rosell in dead- lock - l mean wedlock - lpoor printing on this scriptl. Ellen Mae operates a reducing salon. Adria Peffley, our skating teacher, will verify that. From what Brother Hensley told you, perhaps, you think that Russ Baker sang. That is not true. The golden throated Bobbie Jean Todd handled all vocals. Dr. Harold Ferguson gave special permission for Perry Lynn to leave the insane asylum for the party. ln fact, Dr. Ferguson let Perry wear his Sunday straight jacket. I guess Perry's adolescent attitude proved too much for his native ability. Oh! Here comes Ferguson now. l'll let him tell you a little story. Ferguson: Just recently Annis Faust learned to drive so she bought a car. She purchased one of those old i952 models. You know, the kind with the gasoline powered motors. Annis bought it from Jack Fout's used car lot. Bonnie Eshbaugh who is salesclerk for Jack, did the actual selling. Since Jack's cars are always a mechanical mess, it was necessary to have it repaired at Saul's garage. Byron suggested that she probably would get farther on a bicycle. Slightly peeved, Annis left the garage and next stopped for gasoline. A stupid looking gentleman named Jack Cyrus filled the gasoline tank, added oil, checked the battery, radiator and tires, wiped the windshield and offered to shine Annis' shoes ltoeless shoesl. She made a ten dollar down payment on the services, and continued her trip. She saw Joyce Pierce walking along the street. Wanting to show off her car, she stopped to offer Joyce a ride. In stopping she failed to signal a large transport truck behind her. The result - one broken utility pole and one badly mangled used car. Flying objects broke the window of a grocery store. The proprietor, Willie Faust, brought suit for damage, the light company sought settlement for the pole and Glen Rawlins arrested Annis for reckless driving. Perhaps you wonder how Annis managed to get here tonight. Well, Joyce Pierce is a divorce lawyer but she took the case anyway. First, she threatened Willie with a city ordinance calling for unbreakable glass so he withdrew his case. Then, she proved that the truck driver was exceed- ing the speed limit and on top of that, his eyesight was poor and he had been drinking - liquor. Next, she sued the light company for damages to Annis Foust's person when a stop light, loos- ened by the wreck, fell upon her head.. The light company settled out of court. Finally, seeing no other way out of the reckless driving charge, she had Annis declared insane. lt's all right for her to be here tonight because all insane people have parties. lMakes sweeping gestures over crowd.l -' ' FFFKY pl, xxx fx! h,95f Pg NGK f ,ff .Q fp 'A X C Q.. ka jf N h mo , X 1 - , U Y 'V ig 0 5 ' K ' R X A Li xilmnuvf' , 5 e4S 'fB4 X 'Qi We lx 4 XL K A 1 0 1- A DQR. yn ' ',ij 'op f 7 ,,,,,,- st s. ' GJQM in flachfwi lst Row- 2nd Row 3rd Row- 4t.h RowA Jack Thomas, Bob Michael, Charles Rcedy, Ed Caden, Bill Norman, Carl Schneider, Ray Glaug. Mr. Drake, Bob Morton, Harold Binkley, Jim Ney, Bob Kerschner, Maynard Dils, Russell Yeazel, Gerald Twiggs, Paul Musselman. Cecil Henn, Bob Wrights, Mark Getter. Shelby McDaniel, LeRoy Boolier, Dick Whitaker, Harold Metzger. Bob Carpenter, Donn Jackson, Eugene Weaver, Charles Lawrence. lst Row -Betty Land, Jean Forrest, Joan Recher, Naomi Cress, Marilyn Liston, Dona Olt, Georgia Stebbins. 2nd Row-Wanda Schenck, Betty Rawlins, Betty Flora, Martha Brown, Norma Peach, Mrs. 3rd Row- 4th Row- Reddick, Iris Tucher, Wanda Law, Jeanne Wood, Joy Wolf, Joan Juillerat. Mary Jane George, Martha Griffin, Janet Toms, Doris Metzger, Beatrice Wag- ner, Phyllis Peffley, Bonnie Fortney, Marie Wallace. Estella Lawrence, Renee Self, Phyllis Starr, Phyllis Martin, Veda Baird, Wanda Peak, Florence Gilbert, Norma Lee Norman, Frances Rettig: gm xgan ul W , H' 1 gg-F f u KK I xl, X, fl!! lxllf K, 4 5 -w 1f7f , RW sf-:ff im X 'LTR 5 ll f K 'J 1' X rr X I Q - 2 XXQ V ' J0 Q- 'DHUNORES Sopln Glafu in fjiclwwi lst Row- 2nd Row 3rd Row Louella Williams, Patty Richards, Jean Davidson, Betty Fleischman, Miss Brintlinger, Zenda Lesher, Wanda Brown, Dorothy Oswald, Barbara Booher. -Richard Root, Richard Foust, Ralph Weaver, Betty Askins, Phyllis Downs, Julia Shupert, James Walters. Henry Schaffner, Fred Stage. Charles Linebaugh, Donald Trobridge, Richard Newsock, Henry Wagner, C1iffo1'd Schmidt. lst Row-Miriam Kuhn, Lois Lynn. Arlene Stebbins, Mary Dieringei Doris Schmidt H3!4l'l6t ThOII'l3.S, BE'lI'b3I'3. MCK8CV81'. 2nd Row-Bob Landis, Miss Lehman, Mary Gilbert, Yvonne Bowman, Rothadell Parsons Dolores Collins, Lois Foust, Richard Hendricks. 3rd RowfRicl1ard Evans, Herald Innis, Bob Hensley. Bob Becker, Lee Calpentel Gerald Moore, Charles Olt, Ray Fleischman. HIFIZ, HIGH fvvw ,,...,.....,-. 9.0 ,,.,... ,., ZS Al fd 0' Q mf f N 5 1 4 . ,W g A557 X196 :m auve DON Uvff A il QQ: V 9 HTS!-521585 1, :fi 671 CDU' 9 -1 , ,,,. oeii, ,Zn X' 'K nvvfo CL'l1?3FA50' 7' EI ' if VU.Qf ' 4 f ' navel. if -me . 3 f- ' , ' A ff- -f an pxm, T3 X FRESAHMEN 4 eladfiin ' lst ROW 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row Albert Rawlins, Eugene Shank, Donald Lauver, Robert Chastain, Eugene Wilson. Don Miller. Beverly Rieslman, Wanda Robinette, Marjorie Alexander, Mary Stupp. Miss Henry, Pauline Moore, Juanita Harp, Florence Weaver, Charlotte Goodwin. Rieta Booher, Lona Winkle, Dolores Mueller, Violet Warner, Barbara Jordan. Marilyn Loy, Patricia Stebbins, Geraldine Twiggs. Charles Wehner, Harley Bailey, Lowell Whitehead, Hugh Shock, Dale Bishop. Marvin Kronour, Charles Noble. lst Row-Virginia Fletcher, Erma Gustin, Ruth Aikman, Wilma Shaffer, Joanna Lauver, Patricia Wilkerson. Jeannyne Shank, Bernice Milton Eleanor White. 2nd Row-Franklin Heeter. Ora Baker, Dick Weist, Robert Kuhn. Miss Nock, Kenneth Miller, Charles Aultman, Paul Mueller. Duane Dafler. 3rd Row'Ronald Schenck, Ronald Palmer. Harry Kelly, Kenneth Eshbaugh, James Reichbauer, Bill Curry, Arthur Hunn. ,Y Ci? ,, 51 f lXx,, eg? 5 2 fa. 1' 'fl 'N ' Q !??Y X nn-HVITIES Maya lst Row-Iris Tucker, Mary Jane George, Joan Recher, Veda Baird, Dona Olt, 2nd Row-Aniiis Foust, Rose Marie Jonas, Katherine Metzger, Miriam Hunn, Amie Griffin. G of May .Queen On the evening of May 22, a very elaborate festival was held in the school gymnasium. On a white throne covered with flowers, Joan Recker, our queen, attended by Veda Baird, Mary Jane George, Iris Tucker and Dona Olt, sat throughout the program. Katherine Metzger, last year's queen crowned Joan. Katherine was attended by Annis Foust, Rose Marie Jonas, Miriam Hunn, and Ann Griffin. Following the program, which was aided by the presence of the band, the seniors gave a reception for the senior parents. 5 .swag l lst Row-Betty Mitchell, Beatrice Wagner, Janet Toms, Miss Marker, Rosemarie Jonas, Joyce Pierce. Katherine Metzger. 2nd Row-Owen Delp, Austin Harris, Eugene Weaver, Harold Metzger, Russ Baker, Carl Adams. 31'd Row-Perry Lynn, Larry Marker. Jack Font. ,wwf snag lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Perry Lynn, Miriam Hunn, Beatrice Wagner. Faye June Bowman, Annis Foust. Rosemarie Jonas, Joyce Pierce, Owen Delp. Carl Adams, Miss Marker, Harriet Thomas. Katherine Metzger, Mr. Noffsinger. Byron Saul, Russ Baker. Jack Cyrus, Bill Stebbins, Larry Marker. Bill Hensley, Bill Myers. luudiccaf Uaganagaliand lst Row-Marjorie Alexander, Barbara Riley, Ruth Ann Curry, Lona Winkle, Miss Kessler. Marilyn Liston, Juanita Harp, Rothadell Parsons, Roberta Osborn, Julia Sliupert. 2nd Row-Art Hunn, Yvonne Bowman, Jeannyne Shank, Pat Stebbins, Marilyn Loy. Barbara Jordan, Wilma Shaffer. Irma Gustin, Virginia Stroup, Barbara Mc- Keever, Betty Lou Askins, Charles Olt. 3rd RowkCharles Wehner, Willard Foust, Joan Recher, Anne Griffin, Naomi Cress, Arlene Stebbins, Faye June Bowman, Bob Kerschner. Henry Schaffner. 4th Row-Larry Marker, Paul Musselinan, Bill Hensley, Bill Stebbins, Harry Kelly, Bob Becker, Raymond Glaug, Byron Saul, Russell Baker. lst Rowe-Faye June Bowman, Iris Tucker, Patricia Stebbins, Joyce Anspach, Joan Rakos, Fay June Marker Helen Webb, Jean Forrest, Betty Land, Clarabelle Longlienry, Arlene Stebbins, Betty Fleischman Phyllis Landis. 2nd Row--Nevin Gebby, George Flory, Jack Whitaker, David Lightcap. Phyllis Anspach, Joyce Wilson Dona Olt, Miss Kessler, Beverly Bernheisel, Marilyn Priest, Dickie Forrest, Gary Bernheisel Bobby Lightcap, Bobby Stebbins. 3rd Row--Ray Glaug, Larry Marker, Duane Dafler, Fred Stage, Bill Stebbins. Bob Becker, Gene Weaver Art Hunn, Dick Evans, Charles Olt, Paul Musselman. S'G!u64 lst Row- 2Ild Row 3rd ROW- 4th ROW 5th ROW- Naomi Cress, Faye June Bowman, Betty Mitchell, Ellen Mae Shank, Barbara Riley, Zelma Norman -Annis Foust, Norma 'I'1'outman, Miriam Hunn, Rosemarie Jonas, Mary Jane George, Georgia Nan Stebbins, Joyce Stuck, Janet Toms. Wanda Schenck, Bettty Rawlins, Betty Flora. Barbara McKeever, Martha Brown, Iris Tucker, Maxine Dunlevy, Betty Askins, Esther Emery, Miss Brint- linger. -Jean Wood, Mary Gilbert, Joan Recher, Jean Forrest, Betty Land, Joy Wolf. Joan Juillerat, Betty Fleischman. Jean Davidson, Joyce Pierce, Louella Williams, Lois Lynn, Arlene Stebbins, Dona Olt, Marilyn Liston, Yvonne Bowman, Ruth Ann Curry. lst Row 2nd Row -Bill Norman, Carl Schneider, Bob Carpenter, Shelby McDaniel. -Charles Olt, Harold Metzger, Perry Lynn, Bill Stebbins, Bill Hensley, Mark Getter, Jack Cyrus, Bill Myers. 3rd Row-Gerald Twiggs, James Walters, Bob Landis, Richard Foust, Maynard Dils. 4th Row 5th Row- Harold Ferguson, Paul Musselman, Mr. Noffsinger. -Cecil Henn, Bob Kerschner, Jim Ney, Bob Hensley, Bob Morton, Larry Marker, Byron Saul, Carl Adams. Bob Becker, Russ Baker, Eugene Weaver, Bob Michael, Owen Delp. Wilbur Miller, Loc Carpenter, Charles Lawrence. Wacalfianal 014444 lst Row -Carl Schneider, Bill Stebbins, Jim Ney, Richard Root, Richard Foust, Maynard Dils, Bob Kershner, Paul Musselman. 2nd Row-Mr. Drake, Lowell Whitehead, Charles Linebaugh, Charles Wehner, Fred Stage, Richard Weist. Eugene Shank, Donald Lauver. 3rd Row-Raymond Glaug, James Reichbauer, Henry Wagner, Mark Getter, Edward Caden, Leonard Puls, Byron Saul. 4th RowfCharles Reedy, Bob Michael, Charles Olt, Arthur Hunn, Don Jackson, John Moyer, Bob Wrigh ts. lst RowMWanda Robinette, Ruth Ann Curry, Ann Griffin, Martha Griffin, Esther Emery, Niva Reddick, Beverly Reiselman, Adria Peffley, Ellen Mae Shank, Zelma Norman, Lois Lynn. 2nd Row-Georgia Stebbins, Barbara Jordan, Phyllis Downs, Betty Rawlins, Martha 3rd Row- 4th Row- 5th Row- Brown, Virginia Fletcher, Wanda Schenck, Iris Tucker, Barbara McKeever, Erma Gustin, Veda Baird, Betty Askins, Maxine Dunlevy. Patricia Stebbins, Wilma Shaffer, Lois Foust, Rieta Booher, Rothadell Parsons, Jean Davidson, Ma1'y Gilbert, Renee Self. Louella Williams, Joy Wolf, Joan Juillerat, Miriam Kuhn, Barbara Booher, Doris Schmidt, Bonilee Fortney. Pauline Moore, Mary Stupp, Charlotte Goodwin, Dolores Mueller, Lona Winkle, Florence Weaver, Jaunita Harp, Miriam Hunn, Joyce Stuck. N .QQSFMQ wg Q 5? M gays I. Guess Who? 4. Betty Land 2. Guess Who? 5. Charles Olt 3. Georgia Stebbins 6. Donn Jackson 7. Miss Lehman 's 1 f ,xg f -f M V z I Xgx .Q ff aa I Lf af 2- f' f v' 5. .4 '55- f 40 if x x ,ma 5. 'Za 5 1 ' 7' ,V f 1 Z' f X 'ingf fjff ., if l S K ll' -ss . 4 ' X' ' 'Zfgx ' A ,Ev --: , F. .ik - X- I D 5 , . V. -,A I, f , A ,- , 1. 42' 3 xx' ' - '6344 4 . 1 'L-5 7 x 1 . , '12 W , . . - 14 t. -f ' , '-ffm., . ft. 25,12 A 1 ff gfilf.. We P f'f' ff- 4: ci N - ' PET-1. x 7 ' ',l' .VR Z - X ,1f, W' gm 1 11 vw ' . 21. , 3:31': 'ff ' QQ X 1 .- ' -,-12 . ' , ,ii X 53:7 .ff 4. .k , af. - '::1'?- . X X fwy X -Q 1 il,x-,xxx is . . 0 - k 4 , 9 'f fr Q' ff.. 4' 'i f 'Q- . 1 fi QM ' ,XX if I ,f ' 1, X . -- ,mv MQ -X ' Qi! -' ' 1 f ' fq , 9 ,V f ' Y ' x , ' If ' X ' X ,f if ff ' ,' f- 0 I I 'V ., iff 9 ' X lf . 'fit' r f 3 Squacf Left to right, kneeling-Russ Baker, Byron Saul, Bob Landis, Ora Skip Baker.. Harold Ferguson, Larry Marker, 2nd Row-Willard Foust, Bob Becker, Carl Adams. Owen Delp, Dick Whitaker and Harry Kelly, Insert: Coach, Mr. Shimp. 01.24488 lst Row-Bob Parks, Richard Forrest, George Heeter, Richard Weist. 2nd Row-Bob Landis, Ronald Schenck, Charles Wehner, Richard Miller Kenneth Stuck, Dale Bishop. 31'dR0w--Bob Becker, Harry Kelly. Arthur Hmm, Ronald Palmer Charles Olt. 6 Left to right-Paul Musselman, Dick Whitaker, Ray Fleischman, Carl Adams, Larry Marker. This year our basketball team finished in a tie for third place with 7 wins and 3 losses. ln the tournament we did not tare so well, losing two games in three starts. We lost to Butler and Madison and won over Dixie. Baseball seems to be taking the lime- light away from other sports this year. At the time of this writing the baseball team has won its way into the district tournament and a play att for the county championship. Anne Griffin, Mary Jane Gco1'g'e, Yvonne Bowman Wafmiffg Kneeling: Harold Metzger, Bill Norman, Carl Adams, Jim Broadbent, Ray Fleischman, Dick Whitaker, and Bill Hensley. Standing: Bob Becker, Byron Saul, Paul Musselman. Bobby Landis, Mr. Shimp, Bob Kerschner, Jim Ney, Larry Marker, and LeRoy Booher. 4Za4Jz ! ! Last minute flashes of this present year, show that Jefferson has gone great distances in baseball, The statistics show a record of ten wins and two losses. County tournament play started with Jefferson defeating Centerville, then Wayne, next Germantown and finally on May 23, Brookville 6 to 3. With this win, Jefferson became the Montgomery County Champs of 1947. ln district play we drew Elizabeth and defeated them. Next came Beaver- creek who fell before the woes and wares of Jefferson. In the quarter-finals we lost to Monroe of Preble county l to O. Nice going, boys! ' 44113 Kneeling: Kenny Stuck, Ronald Schenek. Skip Baker. Dick Weist, Bobby Parks, Charles Wchner, and Dick Miller. Standing: Jack Whitaker. Lowell Wliiteheztcl, Duane Dafler. Art Hunn, Ronald Palmer. Harry Kelly. Marvin Kronour, and Owen Delp. - ,Iwi ezlmzmem X 4, Betty Oswald, Joyce Shank. Beulah Metzger. Patty Newsock, Sliirley Buebnsli Reieaae gadfzelialf Kneeling: Bill Hensley, Bill Norman. Bill Curry. Charles Reedy, Harold Metzger. Standing: Bob Becker, Bobby Landis, Bob Kerschner, Mr. Shimp, Russell Yeazel. Jim Ney. LeRoy Booher. eh SBCMI4 CheerleaclersfYvonne Bowman, Mary Jane George. Anne Griffin. 1stRow-Betty Humphrey, Joyce Pierce, Zelma Drayer, Joan Rechcr, Clara Collins, Georgia Stebbins. Joyce Stuck. Rosemarie Jonas, Dolores Collins. Rieta Booher. Marilyn Liston, Jean Nev, Joyce Duke. Betty Oswald. Jeannyne Shank. 2nd Row-4Lois Lynn. Carolyn Alcorn, Fay June Marker, Martha Peach, Beulah Metzger, Goldie Weaver, Phyllis Neff, Ella Mae Morton. Barbara McKee-ver, Patricia Newsock. Joyce Shank, Norma Peach, Iris Tucker. Pat Stebbins, Joyce Anspach. Joan Rakos, Clarabelle Longhenry. Annis Foust. Delores Cooper. 3rd Row-Patty Parks, Shirley Ruebush, Phyllis Landis. Jean Forrest. Betty Land. Dona Olt, Arlene Stebbins. Norma Troutman, Bonilee Fortney, Zenda Lesher, Harriet Thomas. Barbara Booher, Naomi Cress. Gam' Athletic fqdfiacialian lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th ROW -Barbara Booher, Miriam Kuhn. Betty Fleischman, Yvonne Bowman. Wanda Brown. Lois Lynn, Mary Gilbert, Betty Lou Askins, Lois Foust, Arlene Stebbins. RowfMiss Brintlinger. Rosemarie Jonas, Joyce Stuck, Ruth Ann Curry, Barbara Row- Row- Row-- Riley, Zelma Norman, Faye June Bowman, Annis Foust, Norma Troutman. Betty Land, Joan Recher, Joy Wolf, Jeanne Wood, Joan Juillerat, Norma Peach, Betty Lou Flora, Betty Rawlins, Martha Brown, Wanda Schenck. Marie Wallace, Florence Gilbert, Janet Toms, Norma Norman, Phyllis Sta1'r, Renee Self, Estella Lawrence, Phyllis Martin, Jean Forrest. Naomi Cress, Mary Jane George. Anne Griffin, Iris Tucker. Georgia Nan Steb- bins, Miriam Hunn. Dona Olt. y em lst Row-Owen Delp, Bob Becker, Jim Broadbent, Carl Adams, Jack Cyrus, Russ Baker. 2nd Row-Larry Marker, Harold Ferguson, Byron Saul, Harold Metzger, Bill Hensley, Dick Whitaker, Mr. Shimp. 2-2525- 1 f 'XX f' if ' f 1 ' , Ui x, 0,1 1 .' -f N 5 S?-3 I xl 'TT 4 ' x'x..r.j , ' X VKX:-Q1 X .. , , Q3 G-41 J Ei ., -if--in , -11:1 4 ii- . 1 m i i A L7 --1199 ' - - ,f N V K iuI ' .1 - -q-M,,,,,,,...u N Ynwyvg SEVE ,.,.u. I NTH at EIEHTH Ezqhzfk Qmale lst Row' 2nd Row-f 3rd Rowm- 4th Row-- Herbert Shanefelt, Emma Bradley, Jean Ney, Elivonne Moyer, Phyllis Landis. Shirley Ruebush. Joyce Duke, Delores Cooper, Jack Whittington. Miss Schwab, Richard Rosell, Joyce Shank, Charlene Stump, Dorleen Shanefelt. Alice Foust, Sada Quinley. Joyce Anspaeh, Beulah Metzger, Goldie Weaver, Doris Dinsman, Neil Clingman. Hummie Hensley, Kenneth Stuck. David Hunn, Don Ray Gephart, George Flory, Don Sears, Donald Foust, Dwight Moore, Bobby Parks. Billy Owens. Joe King, Shirley Potts, Jimmy King, Richard Locke. I lst Row-Marjorie Martin, Patty Parks, Norma Smith, Violet Winkle, Dorothy Reed. Betty Stump, Lillie Ogan, Rita Brown, Betty Oswald. 2nd Row'-Miss True, Zelma Drayer. Carolyn Alco1'n, Naomi Slusher, Patricia Newsock, Clara Mae Collins. Betty Humphrey, Ellamae Morton. Phyllis Neff. Ruby Bar- nett, Barbara Durham. Martha Peach. 3rd Row-Nevin Gebby, Dick Rieselman, Gary Craig, Herbert Lauver, Jimmy Root, Dwight Henn, Billy Fout. Charles Urschel, James Russel, Richard Landess. 41,11 Row'fJoe Rotterman, Dick Miller. Lowell Jennings, Gene Clark. Kenneth Foster R.iCll2tI'Cl SCIUOIL Seaenlh Qfmcfe lst Row-Elmer Alcorn, Dean Dooley. Joe Humphrey. 2nd RowMPaul Cyr, He1'shell Innis. Bill Morgan, Carl Brown, JCl'l'y Gillis, James Burt, Charles Naugle, Richard Twiggs. Harry Linebaugh, Jack Whitaker, 'Tommy Morton, Alva Jones. 3rd Row-Jack Dunlevy, Janet Harlow, Delores Rife, Shirley Moo1'e, Nancy Eberly, Marie Stump, Faye June Marker, Janice Bechtol, Jonell Parsons, Irma King, Lester Van Winkle. 4th Row-Kathryn Norris, Mardella Semon. Clarabelle Longhenry, Carolyn Wolf, Geraldine Lauver, Bonnie Humphrey, Betty Robinette, Beulah Dawson. Jean Hartzell, Eileen Ca1'on. l lst RowWDavid Detro. Robert Mueller, Lee Russell, 2nd Row-Donald Kerschner, Harold Shaffer, Charles Heiss. Anna McCoy, Barbara Alcorn, Ruby Durham. Joan Rakos, Ray Starr, Mo1'1'is Cress, Raymond Bailey. 3rd Row-Mr. Juillerat, Julie Heiney, Betty Ogan. Ann Kubilus, Winona Peak, Angela Henn, Dorothy Cole, JoAnn Kindred, Evelyn Wilson. Nancy Nieter, Phina Hundley. June Caron. 4th Rowe--Charles No1'man. Roger Miller, Donald Warner, Norman Weaver, Robert Gep- hart, Charles Brown, Jerry Swartzel, Gary Booher, Thomas Locke, Bobbie Cook, Erie Lesher. VEARE wnsrzalffeos SIXTH 5. ELEMENTARY Sheila Qaeda lst Row-George Heeter, Robert Reedy, Donald Linville, Robert Grieshop, Gilbert Saul, Arthur Wagner, Richard Risner. 2nd Row-Barbara Wells, Sue Ann Allaman, Armilda Ruby, Jeanne Roy, Virginia Rowling. Marilyn Pries, Shirley Urschel, Sylvia Moore, Barbara Parsons, Janiece Shell, Millie Akers, Joy Cyr. 3rd Row-Ronald Devire, Evelyn Lamsdale, Patricia Lodge. Lois Sears, Thelma Warner, Barbara Brown, Barbara Eshbaugh, Lucille G1'illot, Rita Whittington, Esther Wilson, Bobbie Stiver, Mrs. Getter. 4th RowmRichard Forrest, Robert Barnett, David Lightcap, Dean Hollenbaugh, Jerry Shock, Billie Petrey, Harry Briddell, Ronald Meeker, Henry Dodsen, Charles Miller, Kenneth Ott. lst Row-Carl Buehler, Robert Wilkerson, Jack York, Carl Winkle, Herbert Peach, Dallas Powers, Donald Bartley, Gerald Ney. 2nd RowgCarol Fleischman, Barbara Gilbert, Wilma Holler, Mary Ruebush, Joyce Wilson, Phyllis Anspach, Winifred Landis, Virginia Schaeffer, Nancy Durham, Mildred Moore, Joan Heiss, Ruby Dawson. 3rd Row-Jane Heeter, Betty Strader, Rosemary Morris, Jeanette Shaffer, Marilyn Sher- man, Helen Webb. Mildred Meadows, Mary Akers, Barbara Linville, Margaret Thomas, Jacqueline Stage, Betty White, Mrs. Lesher. 4th RowfRichard Kuck, Don Jordan, Edwin Martin, James Deschler, Frank Jollie, Robert Ramsey, Ernest Rife, Lloyd Alexander, Ronald Shoemaker, Robert Mitchell, Nelson Eagle. MGM lst Row 2nd Row John Wirebaugh, John Shock, William Buehler, Robert Evans, Edward Martin. Rex Smith, Billy Joyner, Darrell Powers, Robert Gillis. -Martha Lucas, Gracie Lewis, Shirley Dempsey, Lula Alcorn, Shirley Lehman. Joan Garst, Loretta Bailey, Shirley Davidson, Betty Cole, Geraldine Goodwin. Janice Roy, Martha Ruebush. 3rd Row-Maxine Kemper, Carolyn Moyer, Thelma Couch, Loretta Boehringer, Dorothy Adams, Charlotte Humphrey, Rose Eshbaugh, Barbara Grieshop, Marilyn Dillon. Jo Anne Hipple. 4th Row-Jacob Smith, Kenneth Ward. Robert Milby. Raymond Potts, Joseph Smith, Gene Shuttelworth, Robert Peters, Gordon Harris, Gordon Suggs, Norman Neff, Joe Binkley, Frank Kowalkowski, Mrs. Root. lst Row-Dale Hendricks, Lester Sears, Clifford Rudnick. Frank Richards, Joe Dicken- sheets, Jon Christman, Cecil Shanefelt, James Rothwell. 2nd Row-Cleo Webb, Sue Ann Harlow, Julia Swartzel, Ruth Rife, Maxine Booher, Sandra 3rd Row- 4th Row- Sims, Linda Taylor, Frances Gilbert, Nancy Allen, Margaret Glover. Wanona Dawson, Beverly Craig, Shirley Michael. Robert Lightcap, George Mitchell. Jack Davidson. Shirely Locke, Margaret Howard, Joyce Powell, Eunice Adams, Gary Bernheisel, Glen Miller, Ronald Landess, Miss Freda Stebbins, Jimmy Dempsey. Eugene Phillabaum, Harold Lauver, Gilbert Fortney, James Smith, Tommy Norman, Larry Emerick, Starrett Self, Leo Allen, Ronnie Setser. Wawlifn Qaeda lst Row 2nd Row- -Donald Lucas, Ralph Brewer, Kenneth Stroup, Eugene Buehler, Ralph Russell. Howard Day, Eugene Couch, Phillip Shupert, David Carlson. Barbara Heeter, Jo Anne Peak, Virginia Miller, Martha Hendricks, Irene Rothwell, Idona Strader, Della Fleischman, Carol Landis, Barbara Warner, Joy Self, Frances Glover, Elaine Starr, Shirley Kreitzer. 3rd Row-Melvin Brown, Jim Schumacker, Donald Milby, Arline Grillot, Ivalene Petrey, Gloria Reiselman, Shirley Myers, Marlene Mays, Danny Basham, Willard Poole. Miss Sarah Stebbins. 4th Row-Dean Binkley, Raymond Neitman, Harold Foust, John Kabel, James Pepper, Russell Wolfe, Jimmy Goddard, Raymond Dwire. Thomas Panstingel, Eddie Cook, Foster Arnold. lst Row- 2nd Row 3rd Row Robert Stebbins, John Kowalkowski, Edmond Cochran, Merle Schenck, Darrell Linebaugh, Donald Kronour, Thommy Heiney, James Foust, Elwood Sears. -Pauline Brown, Donna Byers, Gloria Brose. Dorothy Turner, Josephine Shell- man, Sandra Lodge, Edwinna Weaver, Betty Jane Williams, Dorina Vardi. Yvonne Evenden, Joyce Peak, Phyllis Fout. -Ralph Bartley, Kay Goodman, Caroll Michael, Beverly Bernheisel, Mary Pan- stingel, Katherine Kline, Martha Moyer, Patricia Michael, Marlene Brown. 4th Row-John Cole, Paul Detro, Larry Wolf, Eugene Hundley, Carl Carmack, Donald Owens, Robert Caron, John Riley, Jimmy Mays. Roger Snowden, Boone Baber, Lewis Kingsley, Mrs. DeMass. 7!u?u! Qaeda lst Row-Donald Couch, Rexel Powers, William Harlow. 2I1d Row fRosalie Cameron, Freda Robbins, Jane Hippie. Ina Lou Black, Donna Heiss, Lois Oswald, Maudie Hanshell, Carol Weaver, Janet Sherman, Donna Jean Ray, Izella Rife, Janet Wilkerson. 3rd Row-Eugene Molen, Larry Schenck, Betty Lou Petrey. Linda Robinette, Judith 4th Row Fleischman, Joann Kottman, David Anspach, Richard Garst. -Harry Milby, Eugene Boehringer, Edwin Ott, Ronald Cooper, Richard Wolf, Ivan Weaver, Robert Colucci, Eddie Thomas, Harold Peck. Jackie King, Henry Morris, Marvin Gephart, Mrs. Edna Brown. lst Row- William Martin, Larry Whittington. Jerry Shell. 2nd Row-Sharon Foland, Janet Pummill, Freda Bailey, Sue Edgecomb, Dora Harris, 3rd Row- 4th Row- Pauline Davis, Violet Moore, Barbara Compton, Patty Lewis, Shirley Snowden. Carol Pepper, Helen Lightcap, Retta Franks, Kenneth Angel, Larry Reeves, Thelma Heindl, Patricia Stiver. Claradell Car- penter, Mary Thomas, Wilma Potts, Robert Shuttleworth, Richard Warner. Thomas Jollie, Stanley Kingsley, Philipp Hacker, Marlin Huffman, R. B. Robbins, Robert Rudnick, Carl Shiltz, Darrell Meeker, Douglas Risner, Buell Winkle, Roland Booher. Mrs. Marker. Secamf Giraffe l lst Row -Richard Milby, Ralph Neiter, Gerald Basham, Lewis 'I'homson, Andy Dempsey, Larry Hunn. 2nd Row-Dorothy Lewis, Barbara Officer, Frances Mitchell, Mildred Alcorn, Patricia Durham, Wanda Heiney, Nancy Gilbert, Judith Taylor, Carol Sims, Jeannine Sheets, Patricia Smith, Martha Buehler, Georgia Foland. 3rd Row-Rosalie Allen, Mable Powell. Sue Carol Strader, Sarah Rauch, Mary Briddell, Marilyn Spitler, Donna Turner, Nancy Deihl, 4th Row-Earl Vardi, Harry Innis, Alan Brown, Lowell Armstrong, Francis Greene, Forrest Miller, Jackie Sowders, Carl Pilcher, Donald Hanshell, James Black, Oscar Hafner, Mrs. Brown. lst Row-Bobby Harlow, Jinny Cox, William Ingram, Thomas Shell, Raymond Rothwell, Robert Morgan, James Swartzel, Manford Lee Cole. Teddy Ruebush. 2nd Row-Carol Dempsey, Betty Rife, Laura Tickel. Donna Fleischman, Brenda Lodge, 3rd Rowe- 4th Row- Carolyn Schmidt, Charlotte Kiser, Susanne Duke, Berta Smith. Ruth Powell. Barbara Snowden, Elaine Poole. Jerry Nichols, Darrell Kreitzer, Mary Kabel. Carol Ann Batson, Beverly Grieshop, Nellie Humphrey, Donald Humphrey, Ronald Wilson, LeRoy Stebbins, Jack Setser, Casper Ott, Eldon Harmon, Roger Rabold, Roger Brown. Dwain Leis, Jack McCall. Jimmy Christman, Larry Panstingel, Wm. Anspach, Mrs. Henz. A ami Qwcie 1903 John Brumbaugh 1904 Hazel Holdermani' John Noffsingerii Jesse Noffsinger Ammon Swopeii Roy Eck 1905 Charles Sassamani' 1Commencement held with class of following year.b 1906 Ira Smith Frank Caylor Bessie 1Selbyl Miller '6- 1907 Earl Colerr John T. Smith Amanda 4Shankl Neff Florence lMoatsl Michael Lulu rBakerb Smith 1908 Luther Eck Earl Heller 'lf Cleora Coblentzi' 1909 Margaret fCoblentzl Olt Pearl lEshbaughJ Bakeri- George Gaver Jesse Marker Wilbur Lambert Clifford Askinsi Carl Getter 1910 Lulu lGe0rgel Leprad John Gaver Ormal R. Hartzell Russel Coblentz William C. Wisemani: Heber Eckhardti' Russel Fox Roy Pattersonii 1911 John Shively Forest Lucas Ralph Himes Orville Shell Frank Snyder Olive lCaylorl Hartzell Besse iFelterJ Gunckeli' Grace lEshbaughl Miller? 1912 Myrtle CBakerJ Fox Irvin Hartzell Carl Lambert Russel Palmerl' Aja Johnson 1913 Edythe Shivelyi: Lela fForrestJ Stauffer Mabel Medler Roy Hartzell Lester Smith ffm af fffffmdfffff SM 1914 Wilbur Fort Herman Lucasii Earl Eckhardt Ivan Shelli John Eshbaughi Helen rEcl-:hardtl Bechtol Harrison Moyeri' 1915 Walter Shively Allen Troutmani' Howard Dils John Garsti Pauline Haber Catherine lConoverm Shell Alice Conover Catherine lStebbinsJ Royeri' Frank Hartzell 1916 Mark Lambert Edythe tAst0rl Eckhardt Earnest Schelliii' George Lauveri' Earl Dilsii Howard Haber 1917 Everett Hoffman Rodney Schenck Ralph Recher Chester Georgeii Walter Shank Oscar Marker Laura iC0nover1 Kinsey Irene lWarnerJ Dilsi' 1918 Mildred lJacksonl Astor Mabel Jacksonif Lester Georgem Mark Eshbaugh Ivan Olwine Luther Shell Myron Eckhardt Virgil Cottingham Jesse Foust Emerson Hull Elmer Burns Frank Stebbins Jesse Eshbaugh 1919 Robert Forrest Roy Stebbinsii Carl Libecap Orville Foust Herman Holdermani Marshall Swopet Carl Stebbinsr Mark Recher Lelia fPalmerJ Ruebush Ruth fWennerJ Cress Thelma tJacksonJ George Mildred Swartzell Edna lLambertb Olwine Susie cCaylorl Noffsingerii Beatrice fShelll Forresti' Evangeline fKinseyJ Diehl T lDeceasedJ Q' 1920 Mabel lHarpJ Gebhart Ida 4KennerJ Neff Grace iKempl Denlinger Walter Pierson William Recher Goldie fShellJ Becker Mildred 1SchenckJ Stebbins Cecil Stebbins 1921 Aline Cottingham Grace Brown lGarstJ Mary Schell tGetterJ Onda iLibecapl Beachler iNurse M. V. HJ Iva Stebbins lPeffleyl Mabel Shell Zana Shock Alice Stebbins Garberii Adam Beckeri: Robert Hudson Robert Olwine Ross Shock 1922 Norma Brown Helen Jackson Stella Palmer Helen Root Catherine tHartzellm Wilkins James Higginsii Ross Hartzell Roland Johnson Virgil Ney Elmer O'Neal Joseph Recker Ralph Shank Ralph Schellii 1923 Adah Bachman Janet Higgins Myrtle Michael Dorothy Pearson Ivan Eshbaugh Everett Gaver Ralph Lokerr' Loren Patten Walter Stebbins? Mary Englet 1924 Rosalba Hunter Martha Simpson Helen Wogaman Ruth Stoneroad Esther Schenck Brown Helen Staver Oscar McNayr+ Clarence Tierney Samuel Miller Charles Oltii Ralph Marker Cecil Olwine Cecil Rauch Lester Durham Walter Schell John Adairi lCollege Graduatel 1925 Edith Foust Catherine Boyer Glenna Rabold Wolfi' Eva Clemr Mary Tierney? Mabel Gebhart Gladys Grossnickle Iva Stebbins Kneisleyii Chester Moyer Paul Stebbins Ralph Derringeri' Henry Allen Orlan Hepner Russel Wolf Carl Schell Vernon Eshbaugh 1926 Dorothy Schiewetz Moyer Dorothy Musselman Clemens Schechelhoff Kenneth Risner John Hepner Loretta Sandridge Elsworth Jackson Frederick Staver Faith fLodge1 Brelsford Nellie Marker rNurseJ Mabel lWogamanb Stuck William Stuck Evelyn Higgins Doris Hartzell Ethel Durham 1927 Alice Baker Earl Shank John Simpson Frederick Bowman Corwin Gilbert Bertha Marker lNursem Lester Schenck Clarence Crain Robert Noffsingere Irene tAdairl Thompson Russell Stump Lawrence Caylor Louise Shell fNursel Helen Eshbaughl Glenna Olt Margurite Schell Delia lSmithl Peters Catherine iNoffsingerJ Crane Margaret rPresbaughJ Weaver 1928 Mabel fSchenckl Rabold Glen Kreitzer Catherine Furrey Mae Wehner Lawrence Garstii Myrtle fRaboldl Caylor Lillian Scheckelhoff Tom Olwine Roy Oswald Edna Guntle Clara tWolfJ Weaver John Hepner 1929 Leonard Linegang Howard Bablngton Russell Wertz Helen Kremblebine Roland Wood Pearl Heiney William Hepner Mildred 1Stebbinsb Hepncr Paul Noffsingerii Edlth Boyerl' Earl Brown Dorothy Warner James Presbaughi Katherine 1Klepingerl Heeter 1930 Gladys lBrelsfordJ Rabold Herbert Shell Audra tBrumbaughl Conover Willard Slmonton Irene Rabold James Shellabarger Zelda Heineyw Delbert Stebbins Lucille Ebrlght Woodrow Wolf Mabel Babington George Reedy Heber Bowman Lucille Noffsinger Catherine Hartzell Charles Beck Mary Adaline Shell William Henkel Raymond Ebright May Wenner Clarence Maxwell Hattie Hartzell James Wolf Mildred Shank Cecil Brown Laurabel Crane 1931 Lucille Olwine Harold Shock Christina Wiles Lowell Lodge Luclle Rauch Russell Peters Dorothy Swartzel Frances Caylor Hattie Wogaman Ruth Eshbaugh Ralph Michael Rhoda McDorman Arthur Shank Mildred Forrest Arthur Felkleyr' Clarabel Adkins William Glenn Orpha Guntle Harold Alberti' Ada Mae Simonton Wilmer Furrey Mary Brane Bernice Wysong Cecil Ott Meda Dyer Elizabeth Stuck Robert Baker Yetta Sandridge Thelma Lambert 1932 Miriam Whitehead Kenneth Schenck Norma Shiverdecker Carl Loker Richard Marcus Dorothy Babington Jane Heiney Thomas Shellabarger Mary Rohrer Wendell Schenck Irene Puls Stephen Wasco Doris Markerii Herman Stebbins Christina Fleischman Margaret Ott Paul Wood Robert Boehringer Edith Coy Donald Marker Mildred Baker Joseph Wysong Doris Baughan Wilbur Sheets 1933 Ralph Bowman Alberta Coy Richard Beck Kate Dorgan Edward Boehringer Victoria Reedy Robert Henkel Violet Baker Richard Warner Corrine McNay King Donald Taylor Winifred Stebbins Ruby Sheets Kenneth Vandevander Mary Jane Crane Orville Huffer Franklin Toms Carl Noffsingeri: Loyal Eyler Evelyn Lambert Ruby Maxwell Claude Rosell Woodrow Lucas Willard Hartzellii 1934 Robert Recher Virginia Palmer Lester Rauch Paul Weaver Betty Heiney Harold Schenck Anna Lauver Adrian Wagner Harold Balonier Juanita Saul John Long Dorothy Rogge Frederick Stuck Paul Heiney Margaret Becker Katherine Loy Ruth Baker Wilbur Flora Everett Shank Kathryn Wolf Orion Oswald Fred Dillon Robert Hartzell Miriam Shank Marshall Heikes 1935 Charles Hoffman Irma Taylor Norma Herbert IR. N.l Flora Smith Bernice Caylor Gordon Yearick Catherine Heiney Leonard Moats Ethel Beck Viola Rosell? Daniel Rauch Zelma Holler Clarence West Mildred Brumbaugh Esburn Allen Kermit Shockr Ruth Knight Daugh Lewis Delpha Dyer Florence Smith Burdette Shell Betty Rarey Annabelle Peffers Anna Lee Hartzell Beulah Yost Charles Babington Helen Foust Velma Kimmel Mabel Peffley Lenora Cole Roger Eckhardt Ruth Gearhart Earnest Albert Ruth Stebbins Hartzell 1936 Edison Semler Walter Recher Richard Stauffer Maxine Nickell Emerson Foust Jane Long Herbert Rauch Donald Martin Anna Rauch Harry Miller Mary Louise Witham Iva Coy Ralph Recher Thomas Kline Donald Henkeli: Paul Schenck Jr. Edison Michael James Heller Mabel Loy Ross Noffsingerif Alvina Busse Frank Spolrich Orpha Musselman Leon Greth John Mounti Ruth Rohrbach Mary Susan Riegel Carl Rinehart William Scheckelhoff Catherine Cottingham Edith Myers Theodore Boval Esther McNay Louis Spidel Mildred Rohrer 1937 Earl Wardlaw Louis Shellabarger Howard Broadbent Herbert Peck Mary Friedline Loren Askins Frances Markusi' Paul Myers T 1Deceasedl ' fCollege Graduatel Charles Shell Hazel Rabold Edison Eshbaugh Gladys Root Robert Dils Edna Coy Cyle Andersonl' Audrey Recher Lois Noffslngeri Roy Noffsingeri' Wilma Bawsher Mildred Fleischman Darrell Long Doris Caylor Henry Miles Mildred Dales Kenneth Puls Dorothy Coddington Everett Oswald Vera Shock Rienzi Saul Norma Grossnickle Luther Eyler Florence Michael Billy Dyer Edith Smith Marshall Dorgan Virginia Albert James Gevedon Lois Toms Emerson Shell 1938 Hubert Holler Katherine Bowman Oma Shell Albert Davis Gladys Spidel Bill Foote Philip Miles Edison Troutman Marjorie Rosell Paul Schell Betty Jean Dlls Robert Stauffer Betty Peffers Don Armour Willard Miller Kay Wysong Russell Anderson Bernice Weaver Marie Rauch Evelyn Davidson Opal Mosher Lowell Schenck Emerson Lucas Betty Jane Adams Mark Friedline Dorothy Henkel Betty Blake Louise Moats , Florence Hartzell Lois Hartzell Carl Emery Willis Current Gladys Rohrer Lois Stebbins Emma Mae Stebbins Jack Auman Martha West 1939 James Bunn Ruby Michael Ivan Haller Elnorah Moore Robert West Ruth Mays Chris Larkin Ray Noffsingerr' Mary Louise Wysong Garold Kuck Jeanette Riegel Betty Ingabrand Norma Garber John Recher Freda Ruth Stebbins Betty Jane Weaver Helen Rauch Rosetta Emery Donald Schell June Lindsey George Warner Betty Jane Schaeffer Hay Ethington Eugene Heller Opal Mays Elmer Lucas Thelma Rabold Oscar Coy Lucille Kimmel Merle Neyman 1940 Mary Louise Wehner Emmert Michael Charles Askins Alice Wardlaw Whitley Darner Charles Astor June Semler Austin Shell Arthur Guntle Goldie Pilcher Ormal Lucas Henrietta Busse Herman Troutman Katherine Baker Roger Risner Wilda Lee Olwine Orion Huffman Glenn Bechtol William Dever Virginia Shellhammer Hazel Lohman Ralph Schenck Catherine Borger Goldie Ballard 1941 Joseph Keplinger Marcella Wehner Byron Hull Rosalba Caylor Teryle Dorgan Dorothy Foote Robert Holp Marguerite Adams Ruth Baker Charles Gray Eileen Detro Kenneth Kuck Marjorie Emery Arthur Jonas Fay Linebaugh Thomas Recher Kenneth Johnson Hilda Troutman John Warner Carl Nickell Ruth Nickell Rufus Nickell Annis Eyler James Marker Raymond Marker Raymond Moats Jessie Stebbins Joy Stebbins 1942 Ralph Ney Blanche Winland Leo McDaniel Betty Foote Robert Vandevander Mary Louise Weist Roger Dils Eileen Adams Rosella Foust John Lambert Ruth Kelly Gordon Riner Clara Louise Ross Merle Stebbins Frances Pilcher Ruth Newbuorn Dean Bechtol Betty Lou Michael Helen Spidel Iva Linebaugh John Karacia Eloise Getter Jenevie Wiles Nellie Lindsey Harvey Booher Doris Risner Stella Ruebush Marie Klein Ruth Forrest Mary Kathryn Heller Eileen Peffley Janice Cress Miriam Albert Clarence Coy Treva Flora 1943 Roy Strader Margaret Holp Bill Miller Joan Hartzell Paul Wehner Wanda Peffley Don Delp Grace Gilbert Marcella Harp Robert Askins Mildred Spidel Kathleen Brown Lester Lambert Edith Ward 'l' 1 Deceasedl Keith Hudson? Vanice Yost William Washington Barbara Land Paul Saul Mevelene McDaniel Theodore Lodge Lois Forrest Macie Stebbins Arlene Musselman LeRoy McDaniel Lois Ann Getter Howard Weidel Lester Lee Peck Eva Mae Keplinger Harold Moyer Richard Schenck Dorothy Schneider Daniel Lamb Richard Riner Glenna Michael Thelma Dixon Sarah Stebbins Marie Uhl 1944 Carol Leis Donald Becker Dorothy Slusher Robert Mears Mary Ney Eula Foote Betty Boval Lloyd Coddington Norman Shoemaker Onda Lamb Alice Broadbent Donald Moore Marcella Swope Charles Noffsinger Edith Woolf Rachel Marker Frances Gilbert Julia Aultman Jean Klein Joy Jonas James Morton Harold Landis Margaret Fleischman James Cannon Janice Stebbins May Chaney Harold Lohman Don Recheri 1945 Dorothy Washington y William Craig Elsie Ward Joyce Shell Jack Williams Ruth Rabold Robert Rohrbach Bonnie Foote Don Newsock Richard Neff Pauline Starr i' lCollege Graduatel Robert Hayes Charlotte Smith Jerry Gordon Charlotte Semon Glenna Troutman Bill Morton Betty Booher Carwen Foust Ruth Foust Charles Baker Rhea Baker Loretta Wehner Richard Getter Norma Lynn Wilbur Weidel John Griffin Ruby Adams Carl Oliver Clara Oliver Lois Futcher Richard Lucas Wanda Delp Daryl Michael Marvin Cress Marjorie Oswald Wayne Mohler Don Winkle Mary Ellen Stebbins Edward Whittaker Robert Caylor Virginia Brown Robert Eldridge 1946 Gloria Allaman Evelyn Boval Dick Cannon Paul Chastain Harold Hoffman Marianna Davis David Fleischman Helen Forrest Dorothy Foster Wanda Foust Maxine Fout Mary Lou Griffin Betty Kuck Virginia Liston Alice Long Margie Michael Margaret Pilcher Albert Reed Eugene Schmidt Armetha Stebbins Don Stebbins Marian Stebbins Winona Swope Virginia Vandevander Mary Lou Weaver Jim Whitaker Jean Wieland Walker Williams Dorothy Yaney Francis Yost ,flfffafffwfw COMPLIMENTS OF Jefferson Township Parent-Teacher Assn. OFFICERS FOR 1947-48 President . . Mrs, George Fleischrnan Vice President . . . Mrs. Martha Preis Second Vice President . Mr. Adam Becker Secretary . . . . Mrs. Earl Brown Treasurer . . . Mr. Ralph Michael 'SAVE with PRDFIT' Get o PROFIT from your sovings. A mon's finonciol progress de- pends not only upon the regulority of soving, but upon how he invests. We offer insured sotety ond ottroctive return for your sovings. Your dollors invested here ore re-invested in Iocol home tinoncing reduced through monthly poyments-long recognized os security of the highest typej INSURED SAFETY - AVAILA- BILITY - ATTRACTIVE YIELD - CHARTER AND SUPERVISED BY AN AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. LI L FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 5 1045: f E OF DAYTON ' W. THIRD and WESTERN AVE. Current Dividend Rote ZW per onnum - Funds invested the first ten doys of ony month yields eornings from the first ot the month. DIRECTORS-L. A. Sucher, W. L. Schorrer, A J. H. Shively, E. B. O'Leory, R. L. Ullmer J. D. Siebentholer. Miller's Gulf Service MOTOR TUNE-UP TIRES BRAKE SERVICE TUBES STARTER BATTERIES GENERATOR ' ' LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES 1 GAS OIL GUARANTEED SERVICE WITH A SMILE Germantown Pike Telephone At Shank Road Miamisburg 862 R 5 AMBULANCE SERVICE GEBHART Eff SCH IDT Telephone 32 Night Calls 789 FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS I6 North Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio . .VAN MAN Estoblished 191 I FORD TRACTOR, FERGUSON SYSTEM CARS, TRUCKS AND IMPLEMENTS Phone 39-W Trotwood, Ohio KI GREY BROTHERS FULL LINE OF FRESH MEATS New Lebonon, Ohio Phone i4O'W The Y-Teen Club of JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL PURPOSE: To build a fellowship of women and girls Devoted to the task of realizing in our common life, Those ideals of personal and social living, To which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor, we seek to understand Jesus, To share His love for all people, And to grow in the understanding And knowledge of God. hristian Endeavor Society of Drexel Evangelic United Brethren Church W. Third St. and Miller Ave. Dayton, Ohio SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES Sunday School - 9:l5 a. m. Morning Worship - lO:3O a. m. SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES Christian Endeavor - 6130 p. m Evening Worship - 7:30 p. m This Church Does Not Seek To Bring Christ Down To Man But To Bring Men Up To Christ. OODY'S SERVICE Germantown Pike at Argonne Forest Park GROCERIES and MEATS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WONDER BREAD Fresh WHITE CLOVER FARM HOSTESS CAKES Daily MILK AND CREAM Open 7 A. M. to IO P. M. Open Sundays The Girl's Athletic ssociation IG. A. A.l of JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL PURPOSE: To create a clean rnind, body and sportsmanshipg to promote the feeling of honesty and leadership in the field of athletics. WHOLESALE VACUUM CLEANERS RETAIL AUTHORIZED GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE General Vacuum Cleaner Suppl Co. Corl Noffsinger - Rita Brock, Proprietors Distributor for Kirby Sweepers SERVICE - REBUILDING - SALES STANDARD PARTS FOR ALL MAKES Phone: ADoms 3632 3I8-320-322 West Third St Quality At 0 Saving Drive Out To The West Third Drive-In arket MEIrose OI36 PURE OIL SERVICE STATION AND COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES COMPLETE LUBRICATION PARTS and ACCESSORIES NEW TIRES and BATTERIES TIRE REPAIR ond BATTERY BE SURE WITH PURE CHARGE WHITE VILLA MEMBER GEM CITY ICE CREAM FRESH MEATS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES DAILY NOTIONS - CANDY - TOBACCO Irv Linder - Chos. IChuckI Dorfmon, Proprietors Jefferson Hi-Y Club OUR PURPOSE: To Create, Maintain, and Extend Throughout the School and Community High Standards of Christian Character. Trotwood Lumber Compan LUMBER - MILLWORK - BUILDERS' HARDWARE CEMENT - LIME - PLASTER STEEL FENCE POSTS - FENCING PAINT - TILE Trotwood, Ohio Phone Trotwood 22 TIRES NEW ATLAS SAFE-GRIP GUARANTEED ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF SECONDS - USED AND RECAPPED TIRES TIRES FOR ANY NEED AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD PLENTY OF NEW BATTERIES CLARK'S SERVICE 5800 West Third Street Dayton, Ohio ME 2731 THE Chatterbox Restaurant FOR GOOD FOOD 6I I 3'West Third Street Dayton, Ohio IDREXELI For GOOD LUMBER See Us The West Side Lumber Co. LUMBER ROOFING MILL WORK INSULATION Phone MEIrose 3571 1831 W. Third St. Dayton, Ohio There's a material difference RADIO AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE Millette Wolfe 6028 West Third Street MEIrose 281 1 Dayton, Ohio DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATIONH Painter's Cab Service DREXEL AND VICINITY Call-ME3I63-24 Hour Service 5600 W. Third Street Dayton, Ohio AII Cabs Fully Insured Rag's otor Sales USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD See Us For High Trade Ins 5999 West Third St. ME 0661 IAIsoI 24-HOUR GARAGE REPAIR SERVICE I DREXEL Variety Store READY-TO WEAR - DRY GOODS PAINTS - COSMETICS - GIFTS - TOYS NOTIONS - HARDWARE 590I West Third Street at Pomeroy MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS - NEW AND USED ALSO COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE Hauer Music House 34 E. First St. HE 521 Dayton, Ohio I L. R. Stockstill's THRI FT-E-MARKET FULL LINE OF FANCY MEAT, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE Phone MElrose 0160 Your Order Will Be Appreciated BEH KE ' I.G.A. MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS AND NOTIONS FRIENDLY SERVlCE Corner of Mack Ave. and Eaton Pike Phone: Liberty 20 F 22 Mush Eff Sons Super Market IFormerIy WeIton'sI 6132 W. Third Street MElrose 2411 Dayton, Ohio R0 . Stump GROCERIES - MEATS - NOTIONS PAINT AND GLASS ME 4911 6101 West Third St. Pay Your Telephone and Light Bills Here GET LOST! 'The LostCorner' Corner Union-Farmersville Road INVITES YOU We Sell Borden's Ice Cream, Candy, Soft Drinks, Cigarettes, Cigars, Chewing Gum, Bread Milk, Canned Goods, Notions, Sohio Gasoline and Oil Phone: Liberty 29 F 3I Prop., Mrs. Lucille Grillot Miller Sporting Goods, Inc. THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 7 W. First Street Dayton, Ohio Phone FU 4134 ROY BLANCHARD, Mgr. .Iordan's ld Fashioned Ice Cream State Route 4 at Union Road Phone Miamisburg 536J 3 Strader's arket GROCERIES - MEATS SERVICE STATION Corner West Carrollton and Formersville Road and State Route 4 Phone Miamisburg IOO8 ffhe YHAJKIEKFXT Store -CSCI- Germantown Pike at Shank Road ICE CREAM FRUIT PRODUCE SANDWICHES GROCERIES SOUPS FRESH MEATS WEST Go into U-GO-N, whether it is for weekly CARRQLLTON groceries or restaurant service . COMPUMWS Hoosier's Garage OF AUTO REPAIRING - WELDING Evelyn's Bakery 7109 West Third Street , Dayton, Ohio I9 North Elm West Carrollton Phone: MEIrose 3742 The Country Market Dayton 7, Ohio RED QUIRE, Prop. At the Sign of the Pig in Drexel COUNTRY DRESSED BEEF, PORK, AND VEAL ROAST FRYING CHICKENS AND RABBITS 59I4 W. Third Street MEIrose 3261 Dayton, Ohio Compliments of Burns' Grocery New Lebanon, Ohio SPALDING, RAWLINGS AND MQCGREGOR-GOLDSM ITH ATHLETIC GOODS H R O Y E R ' PORTING GOOD 45 E, Fourth St. AD I46I John Brough Compan FURNITURE - FUNERAL DIRECTORS IIO South Second Street Miamisburg, Ohio Phone IOO Night Calls 942 - I4O Spicer's Drive-In SANDWICHES ICE CREAM CHILI MALTS SOUPS SUNDAES FRENCH FRIES CANDIES SHORT ORDERS BANANA SPLITS CONEY ISLANDS CIGARETTES MARY ELIZABETH CANDIES TELLINGS SEAL TEST ICE CREAM LOUIS GATZULIS W. C. SPICER 8608 West Third Street iEast of Union Roadl Lambert's Sohio Service WE SELL! -Standard Oil Products- Tires: Atlas, Firestone, Goodyear and U. S. Royals Batteries: Atlas, Redbar, Delco and U. S. Complete Line of Accessories and Parts S E R V I C E Lubrication Motor Service Brake Service Valve Grinding Carburetor and Overhauling Ignition Motor Tune-Up Germantown Pike ME 0951 Carl W. Lambert, Prop 9 J a n s e n s GIFTS - HOBBIE and RAILROAD SHOP Russell L. Ullmer FUNERAL DIRECTOR 17 S. Main Phone 251 -W AMBULANCE SERVICE Cards for All Occasions Gift Wrappings 3701 West Third Street MEIrose 1251 Dayton 7, Ohio FORD C. J. STUEVE SALES and SERVICE Miarnisburg, Ohio Phone 95 Bilger Candy Co. FRESH CANDIES - FOR EVERYONE 5724 West Third St. Dayton, Ohio Service LUBRICATION - TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES - TIRE REPAIRING and RECAPPING - WASHING 223 N. Main Phone IOO2 Miamisburg, Ohio T allent's Market 5 South Main St. Miamisburg, Ohio Phone 33 FINE MEATS and GROCERIES Reliable Shoe Repair OTTO C. BETZ II North Main Street Liberty Service Station Lowell L. Lodge, Prop. BE SURE WITH PURE See us for your Car Needs Candy, Soft Drinks, Ice Cream Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes Foland's Grocery LIBERTY OHIO PHONE LIBERTY 4 Choice Meats Ou1'Specialty F resh F rui ts 693' Vegetables Play More and Live Longer HEADQUARTERS FOR HONOR SWEATERS NIEHAUS Sporting Goods 35 East 5th Street Dayton, Ohio Miamisburg Farmers Exchange FEEDS - GRAINS - SEEDS - FERTILIZER Phone 30 Corner Linden and First Miamisburg, Ohio POULTRY SUPPLIES - FENCING - COAL The T rotwood Farmers' Exchange Company dealers in GRAIN - COAL - FLOUR - FEED and FARMERS' SUPPLIES Phone 79 Trotwood, Ohio Economy Radio 6? Electric Shop 24 South Main Miamisburg, Ohio Phone I9 RADIOS - RECORDS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING APPLIANCES Say It With FIowers E. L. Schieble, Florist Phone I24 205 South Main St. Miamisburg, Ohio Flowers for All Occasions Internationally Known RCHEL'S SHOES and REPAIRING CHIROPODIST SERVICE Telephone 435 C 6? C Auto Parts PERFECT CIRCLE and HASTINGS RINGS AMERICAN BRAKE BLOCK LINING Have Your Brake Drums Turned And Piston Pins Fitted in Our Machine Shop I29 N. Main St. Miamisburg Phone 286 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Lackner Chevrolet 24'HOUR SERVICE Nite Phone: 449 Day Phone: 77 Miamisburg, Ohio GENERAL TIRES and BATTERIES REPAIRS PARTS ACCESSORIES Philhower Drugs Prescriptions Accurately Filled by Registered Pharmacists Phone I7 Miamisburg, Ohio With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of l947 Drayer Motor Sales Miamisburg, Ohio MARY'S GEM CITY ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS CIGARS - CIGARETTES and TOBACCO MARY and SHELDAN MAUDE Phone Liberty IO F I2 Opposite Jefferson School Pine Room Restaurant 36 N. Main St. Miamisburg, Ohio Open All Night Phone 967 The PlazaTheatre Moving Pictures ' Weddings, Portraits, Commercial and Candid Shots WEAVER BROS., Props. Neal's Studio of Photography 35 North Main St. Miamisburg Matinee Saturday and Sundays Featuring High Grade Photo Plays Miamisburg, Ohio Phone 995-JX Shows starting at 2 - 4 - 6 - 8 Shows start week days at 6:45 and 8:45 Ray's Friendly Service ROAD SERVICE - CAR WASHING BATTERY SERVICE TIRES and TUBES MOBILGAS and MOBILOI L ACCESSORIES Phone 445 Miamisburg, Ohio Rockhold Sons Compliments of 9 WALL PAPER Paff s Jewelry Store PAINTS and VARNISHES 705 h M S out oin treet GIFTS ond NOVELTIES Phone l2l-W Miomisburg, Ohio 25 North Main St. Miomisburg, Ohio Phone 955-W f Mary Ann Shgp The C. L. Del1iStOl1 Company EXCLUSIVE LADIES' WEAR 25 E. Linden Ave. Miomisburg, Ohio HOSIERY, DRESSES, GIFTS BABY G'FT5 OUR SPECW-TY G. E. REFRIGERATORS - HOME EREEZERS ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY City Building Miomisburg, Ohio MAYTAG WASHERS Phone 297-J Our Congratulations To The I947 Senior Class of Jefferson Township School Drive - In Theatres Dayton 's Uriginal Dayton 's Beautiful 2700 Valley Pike 6500 West Third Street Centralized Sound System Individual Speakers for Each Car Always A First Run News ----- - Color Cartoon The Best In Sound and Entertainment Visit an Ochs Operated Drive-In Theartre For Courtesy and Cleanliness plus Relaxation Fully Uniformed Attendants Ever-Ready To Serve Our Patrons As of Past Years CARS FREE - No Parking Worries - Popular Prices 2 - Shows Nightly - Rain or Clear - 2 Midnight Show Every Saturday Beautiful Portraits at Popular Prices Howard Knoll Studio 608 Canby Bldg. 137 South Main Street Phone FUlton 86-42 Dayton 2, Ohio J. A. Ghormley HOME CONSTRUCTION and BUILDING SUPPLIES GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES CIGARETTES and NOTIONS Ertel's Grocer HARDWARE, PAINT and Locgfed on Egfgn One Block West of Liberty Road 52IO-I2 W. Third St. Dayton, Ohio Phone New Lebanon 32 F 13 MElrose 2444 and MElrose OO5I Brown il Company WHOLESALE and RETAIL GAS - FUEL OIL - KEROSENE - MOTOR Oil TIRES - BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Phone New Lebanon 9087 F 2 Located at Snyder Road and Eaton Pike ,-