Jefferson Township High School - Criterion Yearbook (New Paris, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1950 volume:

,if v. ........fForeword... In the past twelve short years, since a group of ex- cited children met in the first grade room, we have sought to gain an education. ,We each have made numerous friends and even though our hour of parting is close at hand, we will never be able to destroy the bonds which we have built through these friendships. During our school life we have learned the meaning of co-operation. Without this, our goal, as Seniors, would have been much more difficult to attain. So in this book, we, the Senior Class would like to bring out the high lights of the year 1950 and our hopes and thoughts for the future. We hope everyone will enjoy read- ing our book and that their memories of us will be happy ones. Editor 1 , F. ff J ,. Svc E'Z7OrqA Jw, 6: - XE, WW 57 'ZS' ' ' iw, PM fi WMV, 02? 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X X X K f X NSS-X ZX f X Q Qdmtnasfrahon 5 2 1 5 PZ 5 F 2 23 E S E li ri S ff 5 1 is R E N D E N I S ii H295 525 Ti. 5 T Wfffijg V 11 Q' n . F ' 5, C t ,J 1 T' 4, R L SEATED: Left to Right - Hubert Bottoms, Paul Siehl, Guy Murray, Fred Brandenburg, Byro B n, Harley Ray. STANDING County Superintendent C. R. Coblentz, Superintendent Herschel Sanders. Board of Education F .. 3 ig! f 'Ii' 3 W' 7 X A 3 R v.,...VQ.,y '. E4- 'Q . .fi 4.2 s 5 V' -E , Y' 4 Sf? 1 ' .5 A Big Event of an Efventful Half Century Another year has rolled around since the last issue of the Criterion. This is a big year. The year, l950 , marks the middle of our century. Histori- ans speak of the first half and second half of centuries. Graduating classes this year are in a unique position. The grads were born and received their public education in the first half of this century. They are to graduate in the exact middle of the century, and they will experience all the fruits of adult living down to old age in the last half of the century. Yes, many of our graduates will witness the turn of another century. Be- fore they enter Eternity they will write the year 2000 -- yes, even 2010 and 2020. Seems oddl, doesn't it? Let's take another look at these young people we are sending forth from our high schools. Most of them were born during the days of the great depression which was aggravated by World War I. During their early childhood they heard of bread lines and soup kitchens along with relief work. Hardly were they well established in the elementary school when the ter- rible blight of another World War shadowed their homes, separated their par- ents and frightened their friends. Then as they arrived at Junior High School level the victory came, first V-E Day and later V-I Day. But with these two historical events came another great event of the first half century -- the atom bomb. The Peace they had heard elders talk about seemed flimsy and unreal. Today as they approach May 25, 1950, their graduation date, they have be- come young citizens musing on the outcome of the H-Bomb. What will it mean? Should we wonder that our young graduates might be a little confused and even perplexed by the condition of things in their nation and world ? Sure they are confused! Who isn't.? However, all this confusion and misunderstanding serves as a challenge to our youth. Most of our great changes have come about as a result of pro- ductive thinking under pressure. It has been said aptly that necessity is the mother of invention. History records many great and noble reforms which came as the solution to perplexing problems. Had there never been a Civil War, we might not have had the great Elman- cipation Proclamation. Without the building of the Panama Canal we might not have found the cause of malaria until too late. Therefore with a shrinking world brought about by supersonic flight we will need to live together as a world family enjoying the constructive values of atomic energy. Our graduates this year along with their older friends complet- ing college will have the brunt of ushering in the new era which is due in the last hal-f of the twentieth century if we are to survive. 8 2. E S' 3 14 u fx J 5 I Q T! Qi 'A S i S Sl 5 F 2 3 s 5 5 E 1' 'if .Rex 1- L E.l....... V '-1- jx ifw H 12: Ai Nix X K' U tl: ' Win ,X 'R' gl ,pf Y si I I , - V . . 722.11 ' .nu dual' 4 f in .1,':i . ....... :ve r ... 'A Q 3' QQ, f V-if CA - '-1 .. QM - V .-1.?-l 5 E 1. 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Y 4 WWQ55gDK M Mffly M E bw 'iii 25 .banana -Z I am ready to re-establish and assert my trust in our youth. As I stated a year ago in the Criterion , I believe pour- boys and girls graduating from our high schools have a deep respect for their great, strong America and its prin- ciples as dictated by the founding fathers. They appreciate our system of free education and enterprise.. 'Ifhey stand ready to defegnd the American way gf life,- They are individually inwardly pledged to fight all enemies of our country. They have been taught and drilled on the precepts of our Democracy. Therefore, as this class is receiving the congratulations of parents and friends, there are many of us who love them and prayerfully bid them farewell as they leave our school to practice the fundamentals we have endeavored to instill in them. Yes, the first half of the twentieth century has been packed with adventure, frustration, change and apprehension. Now as we enter into the last half of this eventful century let us cast our lot with our young leadership. Truly the big event of this stirring century is the graduation of this year's class and their op- portunity to mend our mistakes and chart for us a happy course through the re- mainder of our lives. Best wishes and success, God Speed. Q Your friend, Herschel W. Sanders Superintendent 7 :Q ei 1 35 A 1 . 1 'W I l fi 4 . 3 -4 W 5 A , 1 9 2 .1 E Q 2? if 5? K il F Q F, if fs A F1?C2l2.7Y Mm.. stQ'Ql2l'2'3 , j , f, ,, Mala Uarnev ff nrt CRA! , I Mu.. mac!! , 5' Mrhniller, Z. N r s. C o 323 9125 x :B sm ' D 3 M04 Wohinoen 6 ' 1 o 1 M w ii ff Q .i W 1 'xi Q f Il E! Fl li Q 32 wi 1 J 'E U 1! W 3 5 51 53 E 5 f , 13 FflCZlL7V Mn lanmer Mn White Hr. Rank M544 Kemp Min Wool Mu.. 7746! Mr. Xml: Mrs. Sanlen Na: jllbrljht fi 3-if 2 m S ,J ix! 3 :E W L1 . is 'Q 5 4 5 2 5 5 E 5 ,QT 7-QQ U3 5? JI W Z Graduafes nd so '41- N xx A QI I ' t X - J 4 v- ' ' 'xx fi N tllth fg , ' ri If Q f A' v, N, Q , w ' 'T ' ima f W 'W' . p 'v 'V Q I 3 .ii 5 S Q5 gl -i fl , 4 E .1 . , A Ji fs 35 E 5 2 Q 2 IE 2 Q Q 5 7 as a 5 i H if SENIORS DEBORAH JURGENS She'd have the last word with an echo. Senior Vice-President 4, Junior Secretary 3, Y-Teens l,Z, 3,4, Y-Teen Treasurer Z, Y-Teen Secretary 4, lnterclass Council 4, 4-H Club 1,Z,3, G.A.A. Z,3, Junior Class Play 3, .Ieffer-Sun Staff 3,4, Office Staff 4, May Queen Attendant 3, Carnival Queen Candidate Z, Criterion Editor 4, Y-Teen, Hi-Y Cabinet 2,4, Y-Teen Camp Wildwood 4, Majorette 1, Senior Class Play 4. GORDON ARNOLD Desires nothing so much as what he ought not have. Sophomore Class President Z, Junior Vice-President 3, Hi- Y Chaplain Z,3, Interclass Council Secretary-Treasurer 3, Interclaas Council Z,3, Hi-Y 1,Z,3,4, Track 1, Jeffer-Sun Assistant Editor 3, Jeffer-Sun Editor 4, Criterion Staff 4, Librarian 3, Kitchen Staff 3, Scholarship Z, 4-H 1, Safety Patrol 3, Commercial Key 3, Senior Scholarship 4. BARBARA CAIL Her mind soxnetimes wonders what she thinks she will say. Freshman Class Vice-President 1, Interclass Council 1, G.A.A. Secretary 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Y-Teen Z,3,4, Chorus l,3,4, Music Festival 3, Jeffer-Sun Staff 3,4, Criterion Staff 4, Librar- ian 4, Kitchen Staff 3, Alternate to Girls' State 3, Prince of Peace 4, Schqlarship l,Z,3, Junior Class Play 3, Office Staff 4, Commercial Key 3, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Scholarship 4. NORMAN WATTS Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. Hi-Y l,Z,3,4, Band 1,z,3,-4, Basebau 3,4, Track Manager 4, County Band Z,3, 4-H Band Z,3, 4-H 1,Z,3, chorus 112, Scholarship l,Z,3, Band Librarian 2,3, Safety Patrol 3, Criterion Staff 4, Music Festival l,Z,3, Hi-Y Camp Kerns 3, 4-H Junior Leader Z,3, Senio Scholarship 4. MISS LOIS KEMP Senior Class Sponsor , I-ler vast store of patience is amazing. 1' Graduate of Monroe High School, graduate of Ohio State Uni- versity, teaches social studies, girls' counselor, 13 ' Y w Q5 Ii 5 H Q Q 2 5 4 5? is 2 E 5 E .5 3 SENIGHS DUANE ARNETT ln spite of all the learned have said, 'K still my own opinion keep. Hi-Y l,Z,3,45 Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Hi-Y, Y-Teen Cabinet 45 Baseball 3,45 Track 2,35 Basketball 1,Z,35 Music Festival 15 Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y Camp Nelson Dodd 45 Jefier-Sun Staff Z5 Criterion Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Kitchen Staff 15 4-H Z5 Band 15 Senior Class Play 4. JOAN WILLIAMS Her mind is like a sundial, it records only pleasantnessf' lnterclass Council lg Freshman Class Secretary 15 G.A.A. Z,3,45 G.A.A. Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 1,Z,3,45 Chorus l,3,45 Music Festival 35 Jeffer-Sun Staff l,Z,3,4g Criterion Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Office Staff 35 Librarian 45 Kitchen Staff 15 Girls' State 35 Scholarship Z5 Y-Teen Camp Wild- wood l5 Carnival Queen Attendant 45 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Scholarship 4. PHILIP NELSON Of all my fat.her's family, I love myself the best. Class President 1,3,45 Interclass Council 2,35 Intex-class Council Pre'sident 35 President Hi-Y 45 Treasurer Hi-Y 35 Hi-Y 1,z,3,45 Hi-Y, Y-' Teen Cabinet 45 Hi-Y Camp Kerns 35 Hi-Y Camp Nelson Dodd 35 Baseball l,Z,3,45 Track l,Z,3,45 Basketball 1,Z,3,45 Band 1,z,35 chorus 2,35 County Music Festival 25 Assistant Ed- itor Criterion 45 Office Staff 35 Buckeye Boys' State 45 Student Rotarian 45 Junior Class Play 35 4-H 1,Z,35 Nlay King Attendant 35 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Scholarship 4. PATTY STEMPLE Speaking is silver, silence is gold. Y-Teens 1.2.33 G.A.A. Z,3,45 chorus l,3,45 Music Festival Z5 Jefier-Sun Staff 3,45 Cri- terion Staff 45 Librarian l,?.,35 Kitchen Staff 1,25 Scholarship l,Z,35 4-H 1,25 Prince of Peace 1,25 Commercial Key 35 Senior Schol- arship 4. LILLIAN BONNETT A still tongue signifies a wise head, G.A.A. Z5 Chorus l,Z,3,45 Music Festival Z5 Jefier-Sun Staff 3,45 Criterion Staff 45 Kitchen Staff 45 Librarian Z, 14 SENIOHS BERYL WESLER He puts his troubles in a pocket, with a hole init. Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Hi-Y Secretary 4, Hi-Y Chaplain 2,35 Track 3, Baseball Manager 4g Basketball Manager 4, Basketball 3g Band 1,Z,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Jefferson Jesters lg American Legion Essay Contest Winner Z, Junior Class Play 33 Jef- fer-Sun Staff 3,45 Criterion Staff 4, Hi-Y Camp Nelson Dodd 3, Hi-Y, Y-Teen Cabinet Z,3,4, Movie Projector 4g Music Festival lg Typing Key 33 Senior Class Play, Senior Class Prophecy 35 Senior Scholarship 4. MARY BANKS When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Y-Teen l,Z,3,4g Y-Teen Secretary Z, G.A.A. Z,3,4g Cheer- leader lg Chorus l,Z,3,4g Music Festival lg Jeffer-Sun Staff 3,43 Criterion Staff 4, 4-H l,Z,3g Scholarship 3, Senior Clall Play, Senior Scholarship 4. RICHARD MURRAY Not all great men are tall. Hi-Y l,Z,3,4g 4-H 2,33 Chorus 3g Criterion Staff 4, Jeffer-Sun Sta!! 33 Baseball 3,4g Bas- ketball l,Z,3, Senior Class Play 4, DORIS JOHNKJN lf love is madness, then l'm insane. Junior Class Treasurer 3, Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Y-Teen l,Z,3,4g G.A,A. Z,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Chorus l,Z,3,4g Music Fes- tival Zg Bakers Dozen Z5 Jeifer-Sun 3,4g 4-H l,Z,3g Criterion Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Office Staff 3,-1, lnterclass Council Z5 Sen- ior Class Play 4. HERSCHEL SNYDER Study is a passtime -- why overdo it. Band lg Criterion Staff 4, Movie Projector 3, 4-H l, 15 1 ,i - f w 11 , . ., K ' r ' ' gL4g,,'.,4 -...., .. , A .3 1 , .4 v ,2 X 3 K ' ISR f I A ,. Q H ' -V s up ' ,,-.q,, , . , . I -.,, Xwf--H1 ,, A' I 4'v ,,,...,,, . .Ht-,ie gp, Qfwg-r. - wffres.-gsp,yag+2511 '51, ..1.1 mx me V, ,,., . aa. ' .., 5' Q1 , - f ,Y Y,-fi, :n k . P? ' A ' V,--fzgf ffrff 1'fY'fh - 1'f ff'l-Qgigggffb - Tfkif vi-'Fl ' 1 miie ' 7 v 3 , --'11, Ps-.' ?w:f' rv' ! 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Q1,ggn,Q:m,sHW.:j,:JfaS-J::'irrzFI:.. Y , V ,' ' ' , ,vw J -, .. 'M K, 3 J 5 ' ,, -1:-R153 ,, .' 35- A - ' fefff A ir-'ff aaifaggggsg -sf 4 - - ff ,f '53 3.4- g.?Q1'f f 1.557 , -W H . , ,ff YN: F3 f 1: gf 2 ' ,f,:Zf..? 2 ,.,.,. ' ' , fig xiii: H Q I' za .-151. ., . , , if J t M- f K . .. H . ' 1 'Q 'S yi-1 if Tiff' - '15 . ,..,,gjf . eg 5. ,--Y, 9233! - .5 u , I I X . x..f 1 . xzxwf 5 In 5 X-- l , ,. I, ,,,, L J SENIORS JEANNE NDORE Sie has a habit of walking in your sleep. Senior Secretary 45 Y-Teen 1,Z,3,45 Y-Teen President 45 Y-Teen District Council 45 G.A.A. 2,35 G.A.A. Treasurer 25 Interclass Council 45 Y-Teen, Hi-Y Cabinet 45 Office Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Jeffer-Sun Staff 3,45 Criterion Saif 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 35 Music Festival 1,35 Kitchen Staff 35 American Legion Essay Contest Winner 25 Senior Class Prophecy 35 Y-Teen Camp Wildwood 45 4-H 25 Senior Class Play 4. MELVIN DIGGS He was once caught studying, but he has almost lived it down. Freshman Treasurer 15 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Hi-Y Treasurer 45 Y-Teen Cabinet 45 Jefier-Sun Staff 35 Criterion Staff 45 cum-nn 3, 4-H 1,2 5 May King Attendant z, Bnskeebnu 1,z,3,4, Track l,2,3,45 Baseball l,Z,3,4. JACQUELINE HOPKINS 'Tm always laughing at jokes, and smneone is always joking. Y-Teens l,Z,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Jef- ier-Sun Stllff.45 Criterion Staff 4. NORMAN MULL He is seen but not heard -- V in class. Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Jeffer-Sun Staff 3,45 Criterion Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 4-H 25 Movie Projector 45 Senior Class Play 4. ILDUISE FUSSNER lf words are music, .then l'M a brass band. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Chorus 'l, Z,3,45 Music Festival 25 Jeifer-Sun 35 Criterion Sinif 45 ' May Queen Attendant 1,25 Junior Class Play 35 Office Staff 35 Kitchen Staff 1,25 4-H ' 16 S ENIOHS DOROTHY FRECH A human declaration of independence, G.A.A. 1,25 Jeffer-Sun Staff 4g Criterion Staff 4, Office Staff 3,43 Librarian 1,45 Bus Patrol 4. MAURICE BURDEN He who hesitates is bossed. 1-xi-Y l,2,3,4g Baskenmu 1,Z,3g 'rua lg Baseball 3,4g Band l,Z,3,4g Music Festival Zg Chorus Z9 Jefferson .Testers Z, Jefferrsun Staff 3,4g Criterion Staff 4g 4-H lg 4-H Band 3, Senior Class Play 4. ROMA FRANKLIN Men may come and men may go, but I run on forever. Senior Class Treasurer 4, Y-Teen 45 Chorus 4, Jefier-Sun Staff 4g Criterion Staff 4g Office Staff 4g Prince of Peace Contestant 4, Librar- ian 4g Carnival Queen Candidate 4g Attended Graham High School, Graham, Texas 1,Z,3. LOWELL SMI'l'H He drives as if rehearsing for an accident. Baseball lg Basketball 1,43 Criterion Staff 4 DONA WALLEN ln her very quietness there is charm. G.A.A. 2,33 Y-Teen l,Z,3g Ieffer-Sun Staff 45 Criterion Staff 45 Librarian 2,33 Kitchen Staff 4. 17 Class I-Iistory,....... The first Tuesday in September, 1938 was an all important day in the lives of forty-five small and somewhat frightened boys and girls, who were on that day to start up the ladder of elementary and higher learning. We were greeted on that bright September morn by our smiling, first grade teacher, Miss Pleasant. From those original forty-five the following fourteen have been able to weather the storms and emerge victorious: Lowell Smith, Norman Mull, Norman Watts, Gordon Arnold, Jeanne Moore, Philip Nelson, Melvin Diggs, Joan Williams. Mary Banks, Beryl Wesler, Dorothy Frech, Dick Murray, Maurice Burden, and Duane Arnett. Patty Stemple also started and finished school with us, but at- tended another school from grade three to six. Feeling somewhat braver, grade two and pleasant Miss Barney, was our next objective. We carried on with the same pupils into grade three, taught by likeable Miss Renz. To our great surprise, when entering grade four, we were again greeted by that brave soul, Miss Barney. How she ever survived two encounters'with our wild and wooly gang will always be a mystery to us. Grade five taught by quiet Miss Harris brought us two new girls, Deborah Jurgens from Richmond and Doris Johnson from Jackson. Miss Holsinger and her kind but firm methods kept us under control during our months spent in grade six. We were re-joined by Patty Stemple and Barbara Cail who became one of us, coming to our school from Jackson. Junior High, our half way. mark up the ladder, held no terrors for us. Having conquered all fears we ever possessed, we stepped bravely forward. Studies were sometirnes pushed aside in our eagerness for fun, but onward we trudged, being joined in our seventh year by Dona Wallen, a former student at New Castle. We entered grade eight and with high school just around the corner, our thoughts and ambitions, began to change. We realized that maybe someday we would really reach our goal of being Seniors . Louise Fussner joined our battered ranks when we were Freshmen and in the Sophomore year we welcomed Lillian Bonnett from Utah. By now we were really acquiring a reputation -- liked by some and disliked by others. But never ones to worry, upward we climbed. Two more steps remained on our ladder to reach the top. The beginning of our Junior year brought us Jackie Hopkins from Richmond. She had been with us for a few weeks when we were Freshmen, but moved away. Money was our all important -problem, so we began working like mad: selling at basketball garnes, producing our very successful class play This Night Beware , giving a 50-50 Dance and finally our most important event of the year,'the Junior-Senior Re- ception, which was held at the Winchester Country Club. Now as Seniors, our goal has been reached. The top step on our ladder is occu- pied by twenty-four young men and fwomen, including Roma Franklin who joined us from Texas. What the future holds in store for us no one knows, but a backward glance shows us a picture of times spent in study, fun-making and learning to live with each other. As we review the past twelve years we remember the good times we have had as individuals and as a class. May we humbly ask our lower classmates and our teachers to remember us as we truly are -- the Class of 1950. To all concerned, we express our deepest and most heartfelt appreciation. 18 A I f 1 4 r 1 -w'a,,, , ........Picture Day., Wednesday, September 28, the long awaited Senior picture trip to Howard Knoll's Studio at Dayton, dawned cloudy and rainy. Nervously every boy and girl had been preparing for hours to look their very best. As the all important hour grew nearer, cars began leaving New Paris, filled with a total of twenty- four very excited Seniors. Appointments were scheduled to begin at nine o'clock and continued at half hour intervals, until all had been shot . Mr. Knoll proved to be very amus- ing and quickly put everyone at ease. After the usual hair combing and primp- ing, we were posed and 'shot one by one. Picture posing had been very strenuous exercise, so the next thing every- one did was eat. Cne group ate at the exclusive Howard J'ohnson's restaurant: others at various restaurants downtown. After lunch several went shopping or to the movies. Several saw the vaudeville show at Keith's Theater. One group visited our former teacher, Mr. Allen at Fairmont High School. Early in the evening, we all returned to our home town, tired and thankful that one of the most important days of our final year had been taken care of most successfully. NOTE: Our pictures were received early in December and were very sat- isfactory. We are very proud to be leaving the school a large tinted picture of our class, instead of the usual black and white. 19 Who? Who in Who's tallest shortest class crooner speaker quietest oldest youngest singer meanest artist actor most studious curly head blonde gal most serious shyest most agreeable ladies' man handsomest cutest mildest comedian tire-changer The 20 Senior Class Philip Nelson Dick Murray Pete Smith Barbara Cail Lillian Bonnett Louise Fussner Roma Franklin Mary Banks Norman Watts Joan Williams Duane Arnett Patty Stemple Bud Burden Deborah Jurgens Dona Wallen Norman Mull Dorothy Frech Gordon Arnold Beryl Wesler Melvin Diggs Jeanne Moore Herschel Snyder Doris Johnson AQ N, A rv 5 i f W g X' '7 'I if H x K cl Q23-fk J xx 5555355 1 P 7' L 1 3 , 3 6 'I t .A tg: j - Zhi 7 rf x K xi ibn' 'J f Z1 K ff 5 S5 :E ff 2 L5 H 'z A i S , F fi A fi fi .4 fi 55 S 3 5 5 ff 5 Senior Class Prophecy It was on a bright sunny day, June 23, 1972 that we walked into Grand Cen- tral Station in New York to purchase tickets to Chicago. ' We went up to the ticket window and to our surprise there stood Dick Murray. Dick, formerly the class midget, had grown to be quite a muscle man. For he now stands six feet, two inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. We talked ' to him a few minutes and then started toward the gate. When we got there, we found, again to our surprise, the gateman was none other than Duane Arnett. He said he was very happily married and had two sets of twins. We showed him our tickets and walked on down the platform to board the train, which was on track '13. At 6:30, our train finally started on its way. We were making ourselves comfortable in our seats when we heard a familiar voice calling 'Tickets, Tick- ets, please . Looking around, we saw our old friend Beryl Wesler. We talked to him awhile and he told us that there were more members of the class of '50 in the dining car. He then took our tickets and left us. After several hours of riding, we became hungry and went to the dining car to eat. As we were waiting for our order, we saw, stepping through the door, a distinguished looking gentleman, dressed in a gray tweed suit. To our amaze- ment it was Melvin Diggs. He recognized us and came over to join us. We learned from him that he was sales manager for the Zazo-Gro-Thin Company, makers of reducing tablets. He told us the tablets were guaranteed to make you lose weight without dieting or exercising. He looked as though he could use some of those tablets himself because you see ----- he weighs over ZOO pounds. After our meal, we returned to our pullman. As we sat down we happened to look across the aisle and there sat an old gray-haired lady peering through her horn rimmed glasses. She turned and spoke to us and we saw that she was Deborah Jurgens. She said she was the principal of a large school in Philadelphia. She was returning to her home in Chicago where she was to spend her summer vacation. At ten o'clock, our train pulled into Union Station in Chicago. We were walking down the street when we saw a couple of street cleaners whose faces looked familiar. Approaching closer, we recognized them as Norman Mull and Maurice Burden. We talked with them awhile and then went on our way. We had gone about two blocks farther down the street, when we met Roma Franklin and her ten children strung out behind her. She told us she was very happily married to Reverend Herschel Snyder and that they were living in a swank apartment on the south side of Chicago. She also told us that lovely Lillian Bonnett and Louise Fussner were working as hula girls at the Merry Time Cafe under the names of Freda and Becky. Z2 K r -f Q- 9 , f f I M. J 1 ,H -.214 wi., v z -1,-4 , 2 I 1 A gz , I , , ' , , Yz,.w15g ,514 ,g b , 1 . X . , ,555 F X I 4 L 3 y W ff 1 4 -ig-fffwgv-4,w.'u:ww'f- Q-Vf'7-V' ' ,wr !vf'swfi:iP .,,,,, X 1. . . ,,, , , 4 . 3.x-W I f ,, ' wi. ni? f ' ', ref- - - v A g X , . I V. - ,ab Mt. Q . ,w wzs , Y ' ' .- W. W ' ' ' ..I.1 ufe',v -12 1 ',g,,+ , . V X , ,Jw wt 1 f1 S v 1 L ,,,,i:,4,,,y,.f f,., I 5? . ,fm A L ,iw . ,Qu ' A ' ,gm - H59 'i m w ? 'r rg.-U ,V. ,A I sa., sm K W g I rf We bid Roma farewell and started out to find a hotel, when we saw a big limousine being parked across the street. We were so surprised to see Dona. Wallen get out that we could scarcely speak. We remembered how frightened she was in the drivers' training car, but of course, at that time Mr. Lauver was by her side. She said she wasn't afraid any more though. because. now Norman was always beside her. Dona then told us that she had becometvlrs. Norman Watts about five years ago. Norman had a new modern Magic Electronic plant, and that was the reason they could afford such a snazzy car. She said she must leave us because Norman didn't like for her to be out alone. After scouting around town we found a hotel called, The Lakeside , which was owned by Mary Banks. We then went inside the hotel and started to check in at the desk, when we saw a lovely cigarette girl standing in the lobby. She recognized us and came over and talked with us. It was of course, Joan Williams. Leaving Joan, we went to the desk and the clerk rang for a bell-hop. We were astonished to see Philip Nelson dashing to us. We hardly knew him as his famous curls were no longer there, he had straight blond hair. lt seems his nickname was Proxy . After showing us to our rooms, he talked with us awhile, and l noticed that he was waiting patiently for something. Oh, yes, -- naturally -- a tip! We thought to ourselves after he had gone -- Well he might have been captain of the basketball team at Jeff but he's just a bell-hop now. That eveningas we were going down town, we rode downstairs on the ele- vator, and saw that the old man who was running the elevator was Lowell Smith. We asked hitn how he liked his work and he told us fine except, it went too slow. He said it was quite different from his driving. Leaving the hotel, we noticed on a, billboard an advertisement of a circus coming to town. We looked and looked again, we couldn't believe it, but yes, it was Jacqueline Hopkins starring as The Fat Lady and Gordon Arnold as UThe Mighty Bone Crusher . lt seems Gordon was a wrestler. Walking on down the street, we heard wedding bells. Yes, they were ring- ing for Barbara Cail and Little Cliff. lt seems the whole town knew about it as it was to be the biggest society event of the year. Strolling on down the street, we came to the Bijo Theater. Patty Stemple, glamorous ballet dancer was starring for one night only. After deciding to go to see Patty's show we went up to get our tickets, and there sat Doris Johnson She took time to tell us that she was still engaged to Jack Hughes and were selling tickets and taking in washings until they were married. Z3 f 1 , . Q 1 X 4 , X I X 1 , Y , , V 1 X , x , N ...wwq V, y W, mffimxxx As we sat down in our seats, we glanced around and there sat Jeanne Moore in front of us. After the show she told us she was a nursemaid to the Vanderbilt children and this was her night off. She told us she earned her liv- ing by taking care of children and that she just loved the little dears. She also told us -that Dorothy Frech had a '5Toni, U Do lt beauty shop. She said we should go down to see her as this was free shampoo day. However it was getting late S 9 we returned to the hotel and in a few days we returned to New janv Z4 Sr. Clasfpla ROW I: Left to Right - Jeanne Moore, Dick Murray, Mary Banks Beryl Wesler, Deborah Jurgens, Doris Johnson, ROW Hg Norman Mull, Barbara Cail, Duane Arnett, Philip Nelson, Joan Williams, Maurice Burden. U7 .........Senior Projects .. At the first of the year we Seniors decided, after a look into our treasury, that funds were needed if we were going to produce a year- book and go to Washington. So we got busy. Our first project offer was made by Norman Mull. So one fine day the Seniors were found shuck- ing corn on the Mull farm. After showing our ability in the corn field, we proceeded to prove it by working for Mr. Ressler and Mr. Banks. Besides adding some much needed money to our funds, we enjoyed ourselves and those who knew lit- tle about corn before had added to their knowledge. Our second big project of the year was that of selling magazines. The class was divided into two teams, each with a Captain. Duane Arnett was Captain of one team and Melvin Diggs Captain of the other. The object was to see who could see the most. Duane's team won. We were very pleased with the results of our sale. Deborah Jurgens and Richard Murray won oscars for selling at least S 100 worth of mag- azines. Deborah also received a Parker pen and pencil set for selling the most. Next we began selling pencils and balloons. But these weren't or- dinary pencils and balloons. The pencils were in gold with the basket- ball schedule printed on them in black. The balloons were yellow with Jefferson Hornets and a basketball design on them in black. The things appealed to the students and sold quite rapidly. One of the biggest events of the year was the selection of the Senior gift. Our choice was an office furniture set consisting of a desk, a desk chair, and a guest chair in gray metal. ln the eighth grade we gave a bulletin board to be placed in the upper hall and when we were Sopho- mores we bought a public address box for our home room. One of the last big features was the production of the Senior play. The name of it was Huckleberry Finn . We chose that particularly because of the popularity of the book of that name. This just about concludes our projects with the exception of our yearbook and our Washington Trip and I am sure- both will be a huge suc cess because of the amount of work put into them. They have been the inspiration for the work. P 26 f - '- in 22,91 rf 4 1, , ,.::..S-53. Q A L 1 ' x 1 E- ' fi , g in f' n O 2 Q 1 . 3' Corn :Huskers WGJHK ff vs THE J T0 IWISNINGTON X 1-'5 As 1 ' fs -. 1 Q 4.1 V gf ,.,,su,' , ' 955 NTMF1 V wiv WT' Gigfg ' .mbiym V 'ff-W, f , 4 ,K ' gm - ' N, .1 was' ,jj ff Ze? , ,,r,J..f YEYJFWM, 51, ,, My MF .f E, 3 :Li . ' 1 1 Dreams 'Becomes 0 'Reality 133 '50 29! 'iON-I -cf-Q--1-' rn-p--5 as o X 010' Bus fm Dunning Ton 5-aber -ewe21'15 b mp.-.5::mw--:nam-k ggi!-'2 K I N 5 I QQ W! 1 ' ' ' 1 STOPNOUER3 g32bX1'B1 'i S H52-'1 SS 4? S QS 'Q cozv REST A Jwfocoum G1iflfTON, lVfST Vlfifvllilf' 29 :ea-:S 9, -2' ,I 2. 5,77 606626 tb cam? T ON jo 'Remember Us By N Senior Cliff N' 30 F15--110 3f'nZ2 , - 911 X . I X X ' Q 2' ' .w Q vm w 1 , 4 , ' Wi? WR! QA ' A a f ff n m' Ia.. V,1f q !..iaf?Vg21 .V ,153 .hfy i .fi ' , 'W ,M if ' ,HE iQ. wi w Senior Class Will We, the members ofthe Senior Class of 1950 of Jefferson High School, be- ing upon the verge of departing from this grand and glorious life of twelve long years in school together, do hereby wish to make our last will and testament. As a class, we bestow upon the lucky members of the Class of 1951, our highly honored position as Seniors. Please keep our reputation of always being ladies and gentlemen, possessors of great dignity, and our abilities of being able to study under any and all conditions, forever unblemished. We leave to you our beloved homeroom, which has survived many battles. Also we wish to pass on our new blonde desks with the hope that you will treat them with great care. Last but not least we bequeath upon you our most I highly prized possession -- a Senior File Cabinet! In conclusion we wish to dispose of our personal possession, both good and bad, in the hope that they will be appreciated. 1, Lester Duane Arnett, do hereby will and bequeath my former position as bench warmer on the A team to Paul Jurgens. I, Charles Gordon Arnold, do hereby will and bequeath my hard-earned ti- tle as Wolf ofthe Senior Class to Donald Mansfield. I, Mary Helene Banks, do hereby will and bequeath my temper tantrums to anyone who thinks by having them, that they can get their own way. flt doesn't work on Bud.1 1, Lillian Louise Bonnett, do hereby will and bequeath my excellent driving ability to Geraldine McGuire. fl took drivers' training, too.l 1, James Maurice Burden, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to jitter- bug to any hepcat in the Junior Class. I, Barbara June Cail, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to use long words and know what they mean to Dick Pence. A 1, Melvin Edgar Diggs, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make grades of D's and F's to Dick Weatherly. fKeep up the good work, Dick., I, Roma Frances Franklin, do hereby will and bequeath my soft voice and southern drawl to Barbara.Tuttle. 1, Dorothy Jane Frech, do hereby will and bequeath my bashfulness, plus my modesty to Mable Morrison. I, Louise Jean Fussner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk my way out of jams to anyone unlucky enough to get caught. 31 1: gg im , uf' 9 .f.t M We., , 'xii ff 'FJ i' R I, Jacqueline May Hopkins, do hereby will and bequeath my ear-splitting laugh which ca'n be heard above anything else to Richard Arthur. I, Doris Marie Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my desire to be the first Senior to become engaged to anyone willing to settle down. l, Deborah Jean Jurgens, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stick to one man to Peggy Melody. I, Barbara Jeanne Moore, do hereby will and bequeath my privilege of changing boy friends on the spur of the moment to Helen Ford. l, Norman Taylor Mull, do hereby will and bequeath my dare-devil driving on my whizzer bike to any brave boy in the Junior Class. I, Richard Eyevan Murray, do hereby will and bequeath my giant frame to small-fry Jim Buchanan. I, Philip Miller Nelson, do hereby will and bequeath my innocent look when accused of doing wrong to Tom Huddle. QYou can't fool us, Flip., I, Lowell Edward Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ambition to be a hot rod driver to Randolph Smallwood. flt takes lots of practice.l l, Herschel Robert Snyder, do hereby will and bequeath my exceptional athletic ability to Lowell Steele. CMake good use of it, Toad.l I, Patty Lou Stemple, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to study dur- ing noon hour to anyone that ambitious. I, Dona Marlene Wallen, do hereby will and bequeath my tardiness because of a paper route, to anyone who needs a good excuse. I, Norman Lee Watts, do hereby will and bequeath my uncanny off-key trombone playing to Kenny Hughes. I, Beryl William Wesler, do hereby will and bequeath my rosy cheeks and curly hair to Jim Roberts. fTake good care of them, Jim., I, Joan Mary Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my hobby of drawing pin-up girls during classes to Rex Garber. fDon't you wish you could, Rex?j We hereby set our hand to seal this, the last will and testament of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty. In Witness Thereof: Joidf U2 . I. 32 JWES TO WEFYIEWSEY? mason 'Rolnerfs GENUQHL MNHGTH fri giclai re fpivislon Genera? moibrs Corp Uciiyfon, Ohio 1'IY,25 William messmer Conference Sulotoff Range? S cal Un Heed 'Brerhrf Church Qayfon, Ohio WY I9 -7 Z X 5 X Z x, MX! - fide ry! ra ds N f l ,ve-Ifffiaffw , Wim ffm M -J, Ky ' .,ff4,,wv ,f f 1- fm, +L f A K . 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W 4 , 2 Sophmmores ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Left to Right - James Ray, Lorraine Ketron, Lois Jurgens, Jim Arnett, Joan Nave, M.ary Alice Drook, Charles Young, Barbara Garber. Larry Bennett, Zona Petry, Marion Rautsaw Eddie Buchanan Dhilip Brown, Connie Pic . . V ke Dick Hunter, Ruth Petry. Jim Perrin, Mary Lou Johnson, Marlin Markey, Shirley Snyder, Willadene Woods, Bill Kessler, Ruth Anderson, Duane Laird. Bob Hood, Kenny Moore, Norma Brown, Elvin Martin, Bob Puthoif, Tom Melody, Allan Murray, Delores Dine. La Donna Guenther, Patty Hunt, Robert Long, Shirley Emmons. 36 ft, ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Freshmen ea J, may . 1 f. paw' . 5 Hgh W ,, Q. , K f'f.' sv ,sl 1 fx Left to Right - Patty Moore, Patty Steele, Jim Miller, Richard Stiver, John Williams, Joan Wickett, Harold Cox, Dale Markley, Jim Williams. Nancy Cail, Frances Sizelove, Robert Stegall, Robert Stemple, Tom Patrick, Janice Arnett, Stanley Arthur, Paul Bonnett, Charlotte Nelson. Eugene Bailey, John Taylor, Delores Chestnut, Richard Keller, Paul Petry, Jim Hawley, Gaynor Petry, Henry Ford, Pete Cox. David Arthur, Barbara Ferris, Betty Rhodus, Jerry Reis, Allan Knipp, Perry Morgan, Carl White, Glen Ross, William Marshall. Marvin Brown, Hilda Stemple, Janet Arnett, George Reid, Nancy Phillips. 37 rw Q- 1 ,jf ll . AA aw- ., 4 f ' , . ,W My ' ':: ??'?9l-k -1 A ' L5 - , 5 ,-r ' X lg , ,J , JA , ' , .1f ,:,g. ,,.,,-Qg.u5?e.fz1!Z,1q,..3,.g4- ., gfg, ,, ,V .Q x QL W 1 W r f Q...,,,2,Qfg52fg,:. .L X f gr, . 'JV 'WM . f f.1vF f'i'--U1 1 .fvkif ' 541 sri W' J ,f,mL,3fQ, -. H aww- 1 , w:?,jSvJ, ',:1., ,EZ fi A WEWYQK ,-',.1.:, r .wi-f:,..f2f:if x if , 35' f V ., . .- 25: ,, . Y ,, ,g.-,ff ,Az-as s. ..,- a uf A' -. 051, E i qhth Grade f K S it 'il 1 A wr 5 'F an ,,,. -M Q Q Y E Q I - ' ,,. . . W ,rf a s e TN . v Q Ei in I - - A 'ix ,G , 4 - 1 1 K . ' I A I M a if Q ,tr , l L R ' X ' W- 7 'Q .Fifi-i ' ' ', Y:-jf i ,, 2 y f . - ,VAL K. '- ,kV, I K ' ,L lrk , , E g . ig , 4, V. Q Mi , 4 M A ,,L, as I W. .T E1 -' .. C fm 2 Mr- 2 ' A - Wh , iv fa., +1 s 3 . 2 'X A X, ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ,,, , W A L O 5 at Q3 Left to Right - Ray Browning, Frankie Loschiavo, Robert Steele, Charles Gilbert, Danny Hollar, Mary Bonnett, Joyce Stevens, Richard Brown, Bill McGuire, Lester Pease, Shirley Wright, Alice Hall, Jerry Hill, Ronald Brown, Shirley Leisure, Phyllis Davie s. Phyllis Spencer, Darrell Bragg, David Lacey, Dorothy Nelson, Darla Roth, Geraldine Tuttle, Martha Williams, Patty Buckley. Norma Maupin, Richard Bodiker, Marilyn Brown, Jim Bottoms, Richard Veregge, Robert Melody, Rowland Hosenfeld, Kenneth Stegall. Joan Caldwell, Mary Sizelove, Charlene Markey, Richard Hatter. 38 f a Y 27 K 1 ,f - K Y x 4 Y I ,,, I r . fa. V , ,.I. ' -1 1 f ...Q 1 V1 ' x , . 1 1 f 1 1 V z . 'W I . 1 +1 ,f,J.-,i.,.f.- W' A L f -gi' 31.-5 A v ,Kg ,, , A,,,,,r.,,, . -,l.L,1g,'4, Q t l 3, A--,gi , - a , .4 , . R, ,X . - - , x I . l y ---q A--- -Q , x - x X x K n g,N,.N.,, M, 5 ,, x , . , Seventh Grade ERB vw Hg ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW in ee v 1 ' Q , A dx, Q, gi' , ' e Q ' 5 if of J, lvl I ' A 'V M I W P 1 in - 0 Y' 4 H I I 0 ' 1 K fy fe ,N , n . al' W 42 4 Q- LF' ' 0 Q , SCHQOL SEVENTXI LQKAUE L Left to Right - Patricia Petry, Frank Stiver, Vernon Pickett, Elizabeth Pugh, Patsy Edwards Bob Patton, Charles Noe, Jimmy Dan McNeil, Lawerence Gilbert, Gayleen Reis, Robert Maupin, Elaine Laird, Victor Martin, Dick Stemple, Ruth Ann Stegall, fSeventh Grade Prexyl, Gary Steele, Shirley Sanders. Tommy Morrison, Patricia Long, Thelma Henderson, Verlin Coblentz., David Brockman, Betty Cail, Jerry Lacey, Dean King, Robert DeBoo. Jo Brown, Peggy Freed, Donny Ketron, Barbara Crone, Verna Braughton, Marianne Hodgin Ronald Hall, Patricia Horigan, Paul Gray. Raymond Keller, Phyllis Irelan, Jimmy Joe Glunt, Jack Juday. 39 'A '-K -f,'-, Q, -1 N W. ., A. um, 'ff FX 4 v 1 W-'HyJ'.--aw , I ' f.fw+Jf5-- 4- , LX fi A xv... . 5 ,Mira U I I v 4 A mx HMXNX WWW X! i ,W If Iii KX'XX WN' ix N wwmm W S S S S S Q3 i. MW glk 45 f X f W? 4 M 4 X Xi QW X aff' s -lv! jhe Gracfes Eg- 2 f 4- ' --B 1 , - - F 4 ' is 'I 4 S 5 . f T- : I ,! I Q 1 I5 imw V '-' A 5 1 . . f r Y : I o .0 0 1, 1.359 ,, 5 ,Q N, ? I. ,R ,Il-2--.. - 3 P ,.. Vlf4y,,0 I xitgmix' f' E ,- A L, r Iflr 4 1, I 5 ll '- L .' 6 N E V X v J W Q ' I fx , 0 , My I 1, V y ,f 2 . 1 , I ' fi 5 5 , ' V 7 J! fi 7 f QI 1 5? ' ' N , K ' f E ' rx - F X 77: xx , ,, . s g S 5 S ' '7 E i . X X t m E 5 Q , E.: x ' ae' W E . V-sf 'bg B -. xx g S M11 S R x 1 YY we Hs, Sixth Grade . 1- .- ' W'I l W S, New S Q 1 2 ' Q S Y , is if 11 2 it 3, gi i -V . .. ,K ,ar I- 1 ,Q--My yr' 1 A I - 1 . 3 ' he , ,J ' seeyn F ff , J A' S J J is ' ' J J J ,..... ff' X + W , , wk bf, 553, 5 'V fi 1 N 1 , Q 4 Ji -ss llfif lf, 'QW Q 4 -2 ,X 5 J eaai . . , in -if ' -wi ., ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Left to Right - Linda Steele, Joe Smith, Tommy Snyder, Jo Ann Stegall, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Swerer, Marlin Sinks, Esther Stemple, Arthur Sinks. Robert'Wintrow, Gene White, Rose lviarie Williams, Paul Ray, Jimmy Fussner, Mary Shilts Wayne Shelley, Clarence Dixon, Farron Brown. Herschel Braughton, Charles Bonnett, Dickie Barker, Billie Patton, Mary Jane Hosenfeld, La Dema Martin, John Reckers, Evelyn Petry, Joan Frech, Larry Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Ronnie Oler, Sandra Retherford, Beverly McGriff, Patricia Bradshaw, David Kessler, Patricia Clark, Joyce Caldwell, Jimmie McGow, Sondra Burdette, Leona Brockman, 41 ,M ..-A.A,y.V,-..-, 2, ,, TJ, f -.uw mf '- fav- ,Q 'QL :Jah my fwf' ,.::vff'fa,ew4w':+: Ffvzv-m f ff:'fws-- A ,, 4 I .ix ,,-.gm 1, 4 W5 P, --1 1.f4,'L:q'.-4z,mfi-.gg , 1 ai' 'V' 1 WC -gxvift r f K 41 1 f J 1 K , ., v Wv,,,,7,f' ,,i,,,A4q,.,x , A X 'Yf Q2lkx-Xi' Mm H' -35? 'N n, A :Hn F. '--41,-,J-.' x.,.f,,S '-Tifiwi AW 5, in 'ffl ' Q I '1 2 fl' My .fy fe. sz . ., 1 4' it 3' M ! 4, Y b j' -.jj-Z.. 'I' 'CN ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 4 f A., w P na 'I Fifth Grade -'FW' .5 0, at-3 n 1 TS .. , , .. . , ' O . 'f ' ' ' ,'W' XJK, Q 'flfif' . , h I t ,k.. or i ' 2 W fi'l'.'h-. 'if' 1 zxvrimscxra mmol, swsffaa U Left to Right - Jimmie Hill, Ronald Neanen, Billy Maupin, J, E, Moles, Gene Knox, Joan Brown, Marilyn Glunt, Billy Joe Bottoms, William White, Russell Morgan, Michael Martin, David Frech, Elwood Mk:Guire, Carl Gilbert, Denver Coh June Petry, Benny Mendenhall, Rose Melody, Nancy O'Del1, Fridonna Miller, Cynthia Murray, Wesley Phillips, Arnold Morrison, Martin Gregg, Dale Pease, Janice Arthur Joyce Hart. Kathleen Lfemmons, Susan Johnson, Sandra Guenther, Betty Stiver, June White, Ruth Hurst, Marlene Spears. Marlene Lemmons, Patty Winn, Gene Petry, 42 ee, X , 1 7 rA N I Y ' 1 x IV 13 7 2 s - fa .vga X v , K 'x i 1 K ,1- Fourth Grade L if is X 'I , , .2:'. ls-,glfefl ', H F, , ' .qpvxasmum 'HH' ' . 25 'J 'v,.'f, - 32? 93551 ' ' to ,l G K 4i R Q VIV, g L 'l V , B L - f ifz' it A ...,V. , .:,. ' T' l 4 y it ' , , F 5, . ,.,,,,: -,', O if W9 , H M- igilibw , A -is 'ri .'L-i - 4 ,1 ' . if K,:' ,ml-5' M1525 7, v f.,l-' - 5 '-'f --Q . N - qv V ' , 2, -, H Q .. ' ,, , ,Y .V is ' ,L ' i ' 5 - , 'f x l R Q -13 , ft ,I f l R ' f' e , ' 41.1 LL 1 L'L,., 5, e 1 it nil L- ' S etet L l My . eler, 77' ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Lleft to Right - Judith Metzger, Franklin Henn, Janice Hill, Joyce Keller, Dennis Hodgin, James Green, Patricia Hall, Madeliene Cohee, Betty Long, Phyllis Chamberlain, Bobby Joe' Mansfield, Paula Rautsaw, David McClain, Thomas Poffenberger, Beulah Martin, Janice Reckers, Alan Barker, Bonnie Patton, Saundra McConkey, Thomas Arthur, Carol Teaford, Wesley Stiver, Francis Williams, Judith Zimmer. Patricia Conley, Betty Gardner, Jerry Spears, Syble Sue Smith, Robert Reckers, Betty Ross, Patricia McConaha. Eugene Hunt, Lucille Smith, Jean Bonnett, Philip Garrett. 43 , 523 . f x My 1 , A .x . ., , - , x , ,, .,h4.a :QL i W- ,WJ .W x fl'ht'r'd Grade ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW B me . ., ,1 'rig ' 1 ' . ig,-1 . iff'-E gg fl 'Ll t ie. , ' in B , .-51,6 x ' zz 4 . XX ff' f5L1i1.Qfa:LffQifi5':1 . 1-1 - i ..,. ' ' ' K '- .Q - :,:,-f 1 '1 , f'i'f K ' vii? . if ZZZ 'i Q fAL ., If? lf if 515 if X :s . s-I ' ., -1 ,FV ' s H' 'E' 1 W X - R B I L.,, ,ifgsr 1 r r 2- B21 W - Q f r V .. ., . i 1. Q 7 1 'L 'VW yi? , dwg' ' tt' ' ixii?wEeW'e ' 'i nf' -A ' ':E- ',,',:1f.? JZ 1'-' ' 'V 4 Z H .,11. 'f 'fig i3':' Q 4- EQ, f H ' S - S' NEWXT- X4 my E W5 Left to Right - Fred Pugh, Tommy Stegall, Joe Wassom,-John Stevens, Tommy Bodiker, Jerry Long, Jerry Juday, Karen Mikesell, Teddy Knipp. , Kenneth Morgan, Jerry Bottoms, Barbara Shock, Marianna Petry, Macy Metzger, Barbara Jean Mansfield, Carol Hall, Norma Stemple, Shirley Morrison. Jerry Qler, Bobby Wise, Joseph Frech, Shirley Brinkley, Jill Ivielody, Margie Wood, Lynne Coblentz, Brenda Bell, Joyce Moore. Emerson Phillips, Patricia Dungan, Bart Brown, Jimmy Dalbey, Richard Sanders, Tommy Knipp, Joe Caldwell. Billy Thompson, Billy Pugh, Ronnie Richie, John Bettelon, 44 -.--..-.-i.--v--V---rI.--'-r--l.- ,. V, .-awww- ,......--can--.-alum, T-7-f-----7.---vT..,, ...rein ---. -- - .,.-.V-Y- T.. ,,,,,,,' , , f Second Grade ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Ig Left to Right - Charles Williams, Billy Chesnut, Betty Wise, Jack Jordan, Myrna Smith, Larry O'De1l, Jerry Stevens, Barbara Thompson. H: Johnny Horigan, Joyce Wallace, Cherma Revalee, Diane Kessler, Donald Sinks, Larry McGriff, David McConkey, Jimmy White. III: Tommy Scott, Jimmy Conley, Jerry Thompson, Judiih Shilts, Deborah Livengood, Susan Wisehart, Linda Overholser, Emily Watts. IV: Bonnie Wood, Donna Lou Noe, Barbara McConaha, Shirley Fraze, Loretta Howard, Joan h Mikesell, Patty Ayers. ' J Vg Nancy Brown, Billy Ross, Jimmy Schweizer, Roger Nelson, 45 G ode i' ZN3 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Left to right - Grade One, Connie Jeffers, Jackie Hylton, Linda Reckers, Jerry Wasson, Linda Shilts. Grade Two, Darrell Keller, Richard Bussen. Marilyn Petry, Gertrude Hosenfeld, Sharon Martin, Lola Jane Snyder, Judy Helms, Jerry Stemple, Larry Helms. Janet Hawley, Gary Brown, Grade One, David Wise, William Browning, Margorie Oler, Grade Three, Donna Yount, Carol Horigan. Grade Two, Leo Reid, Wayne Bucher, Grade Three, Terry Harshman. Grade Two, Joe Moore, Tommy Reckers. Grade Three, Jackie Stratton Grade Three, Jim Howard, Mabel Hurst, Bruce Henn, Billy Holt. Grade Two, Jolene Kessler. Grade One, Sterling Brown. Grade Three, Betty Buckley, Mary Jane Bradshaw, 46 , f X L 1 X , 1 1 r - 1 1 x P I . 1 H .mftff N--'Y WJ4111. - xfvm x xx . , - .as:w.l:--'L'-zizgtxig 7Wf,.' ,- , 1, v, Y f 'Hx ,. K 5, X ,Q gX,.j'g5T1'g'Q,f3.,v ,v5.,3.f,,1gg,fA1 ,imp W 1 1 1 , view.. - Y f - --V------W W - - v ax M ' A ,W Y . w 'P' K x 1 . X L x I x f , , ,V X R x , , 55 3 , .K 1.5 ,if .. 51 ,.g-6 W, . 5 ,, -,V - ,F vi-,lx gy. ffl? V :US X w M3533 --s 'S Q., ,ii Grade One y ,HP ,Q 1 I as ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Ig Left to Right - Barbara Jean Bowers, Tommy Pugh, James Buckley, Billie Benge, Joe Brown, Dick Shilts, Marla Jo Roth, Patricia Longanecker, II: Thomas Revalee, Larry Hammock, Rema Helms, Freddie Poffenberger, Noel Clemens Robert Pugh, Richard Miller, James Keller. III: Daniel Frech, Tommy Study, Ralph Dungan, Shirley Watts, Carolyn Sue King, Pamela Schwab, Rosemary Wilkinson, Kristine Nelson, IV: Linda Siehl, Sandra Dalbey, Karen Brown, Jean Wise, Sharon Horigan, Vg Doris Ponder, Dale Davis, Jean Stiver, Melany Higgs. 47 Y ,, W vi .x,. 1 4 'H H U 1 1 - W V 1 f ' - '?5Q,F5' S5 iff: ,rt-1:1 w ' gf' M 6 . w,YI 'iT'fU A ,.,ggmm.N ,fs ,- ,,.,:35i f wish, , ..,.f , 9 . .:x.., ,Q Q 1 J fi . 5 5 cgi ...L 3 , , gf Q , , 1 1 H255 W 1 ' -, 'ff Wi W , , , . 1 if . f + 2 X W , , , K - . . . , N X 'J x ,pi r - :',,A,p- ,, , M -, .1 A f 5 'Q-.f,,, ': .',1,,-,gf - ug- -3 E,g,.f14?Q,,.q,. :g ff '-,zyirj-12, 2 -5.3 mv- 4.Aaf.,p f '- .-il f QUW0 f wh, mtEV ffl? f PSX' JK df,-',,,... ,i 7'lcf'avz'hPS V1 I.. 0 4' ' I' EY '94 s Q' fm! X- 'au flff' F5 EQ' 9 2541 12 .. ,Z if x5 jc W.: , sr I 3 i7' q f ie' XVI , 'S v , 9 'fx l - X f' - 7, x 1- x 1 X f u x ' I f 1 -ii I Q 0 O figlifflfzl. September 14-15 October November 25- December ...Cczlendari ,, Faculty meeting. 4 School opened. 449 enrolled. Split l,2.,3 grades. Mrs. Storer started teaching. Band to County Fair. Closed for Preble Fair. P.T.A. reception for teachers. Reorganization of Jeffer-Sun Staff. Seniors to Dayton for pictures. First pay assembly. Memory wizard. Received new Ford for Driver Training. Philip Nelson, Student Rotarian. Y-Teen Initiation Service. Preble County Institute. Band at New Madison Street Fair. Dayton Y.M.C.A. Career Day for Seniors. Killion picture day. P.T.A. program. Band and conference reports. Mass Radio Fire Drill sponsored by WOWO. Band committee met to discuss uniforms. G.A.A. hayride and wiener roast. Fall Carnival. fa big success.J Seniors selling Criterion ads. Southwestern teachers' meeting. Room quota assembly. John Dallavaux. Junior Play. Visiting nurse from Bethesda Hospital. Band to Eaton Centennial. Basketball opener at Jackson. fDarke7. P.T.A. program. fAmerican Legionl. Open House American Elducationlweek. Big Armistice Day Parade. Basketball game with Dixon. Jeff Band to Dayton to Marine Band Concert. Prince of Peace. Barbara Cail, winner. Second picture day for Mr. Killion. Monroe, basketball. i P.T.A. Food Market. Basketball, Gratis there. Seventh grade P.A. cast of Thanksgiving Program Band parent, 50-50 Dance. Big Four basketball carnival at Monroe. Pay assembly, 'GScience Circus. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, party for teachers. Television Party at Bud Reids. Barbara Tuttle won Showcase of Stars . Basketball, West Alex, here. Pay assembly. Ken Smith, cartoonist. Home Economics ll girls on Dayton tour. Basketball, Lewisburg on Monroe floor. Holiday Fair for Band Parents. 49 January 18- 19 February 16- 17 Z0-ZZ-Z4 Elementary teachers begin Evaluation of School. Reference Material Clinicf' Mr. Rilling, P.T.A. Christmas Program. Christmas Seal Movie. S100 plus. Basketball, West Elkton, here, Pay assembly. Galen Hawey, pianist. G.A.A. caroling. Hi-Y, Y-Teen Party Junior boys helped take out old desks. Early dismissal for Christmas vacation. Basketball at Brookville. School didn't open. No school - ice storm. Reorganization meeting of new Board of Education. Basketball, Dixie there, G.A.A. Party. P.T.A. meeting. Preble County Women's Chorus. County meeting, Boards of Education, Basketball, Camden here. Y-Teen Bake Sale at Hornet's Nest. Basketball, Hollansburg there, Semester exams. Basketball, Verona at Phillipsburg gym. Supt's. annual report to the school. Basketball, New Madison, there. Little Jeff March of Dimes opened. Basketball, College Corner, there. Junior Hornets open Jr. Hi Tourney at Monroe, Basketball, Jackson there, Qpostponedj. Pay assembly - Student Collies. Board of Education meeting at cafeteria for first time. Kiwanis, March of Dimes game. Little Jeff collected S152 for Polio Fund. Basketball, Lanier here. Senior Scholarship te st at Eaton. P.T.A. meeting. Home Economics style show. Drawing for Preble County Tourney. 4th annual Dental Clinic. First use of our new dental chair Sophomore Candy Sale. Basketball, at Randolph. QEnglewoodj Seniors presentation of new office equipment. Peep Concert . Mrs. Hodgin presented new band uni- forms to school. Opening session of Preble County Tourney. Tourney sessions. Band makes debut. Hi-Y Induction Service, Final rounds of Tourney. Mr, Sanders attending A,A.S.A. Conventionat Atlantic City. 50 0 X .M , , K, N 2 T s ,A Q' K , A ' X A x 1 nw , ,ef . x Q, W A ,W ,. ' A 1 1 1 :Q ., my ,- Q, A' N , - 1, my '--:Q . . 1 U. 4 51- ' R K ,,4 'i1 up 1 Q W i at 1,3 I . ,.-'J N 4 ff 1 J N, K , A I 45 . v , . . , ,,,, -- ' 53? . gf . - 4 -'N v T3 ,fff N55 as iii ' .Q J N ' I 1 , , 1 Tn., ' f 4, 1 ' 4 '32 if March April May J une Board of Education meet at noon. County Athletic Association meeting, Teachers begin visitation program, P.T.A. meeting. fTwo one-act playsj, Freshmen assembly. Fourth annual Local Teacher's Round Table. Mr. Chavre in assembly open to parents. Vagabond Trio sponsored by P.T,A, Every Pupil Tests. Annual Athletic Award Banquet. Local District-State Preliminary Scholarship Tests. A Y-Teen Easter Program, Early dismissal, Good Friday -- No school. P.T.A, Easter Market. P.T.A, P amily Night. Pitch-in Supper. Senior play, 'Huckleberry Finnw' Seventh grade noon movie, Eighth year test, Sophomore Party. Dayton Y.M.CuA. Career Day for Juniors. Dewayne-'s Band Program, P.T,,A, Junior-Senior Prom at Greenville Country Club. Sophomore Assembly. Eighth grade party. Miami Scholarship Tests P.T,A, meeting, lHi-Y and Y-Teensl. Senior Farewell Assembly, Presentation of Criterion Senior Exams. Baccalaureate, Jr.,-Sr. Exams. tSenior rehearsalj. Exams. for lower-classmen. Conimencement. tno schooll. Annual award assembly. School closes 11 A.M. Annual Alurnni meeting. Band for Memorial Services, Seniors start to Washington D,C,, Seniors return from trip, That's all: 51 'Jeens C i ubs 'Hi-Y ROW I1 Left to Right - Janet Arnett, Joan Williams, Geraldine McGuire, Mable Morrison, Mary Banks, Deborah Jurgens, Jeanne Moore, Peggy Melody, Barbara Tuttle, Janice Arnett, Nancy Cail, Frances Sizelove, Betty Rhodus. ROW II: Joanne Wickett, Jacqueline Hopkins, Louise Fussner, Barbara Garber, Patty Steele, Barbara Ferris, Delores Chestnut, Charlotte Nelson, Helen Ford, Shirley Snyder, Mary Lou Johnson, Norma Brown, Nancy Phillips, Ruth Petry, Hilda Stemple. ROW III: Miss Kemp, Connie Pickett, Patty Hunt, Delores Dine, Barbara Cail, Zona Petry, Silrley Emmons, Roma Franklin, Ruth Anderson, LaDonna Guenther, Lorraine Ketron, Lois Jurgens, Miss Wood. ROW I1 Left to Right - Dick Pence, Melvin Diggs, Duane Arnett, Philip Nelson, Beryl Wesler, Kenny Hughes, Duane Laird. ROW II: Mr. Sanders, Robert Long, Norman Mull, Dick Murray, Paul Jurgens, Jim Ray, Norman Watts, Mr. Ranck, ROW III: Jim Roberts, Richard Arthur, Gordon Arnold, Jim Arnett, Marlin Markey, 52 Physica? Fitness ROW ROW ROW ROW Left to Right - Helen Ford, Lois Jurgens, Delores Dine, Barbara Cail, Peggy Melody, Janet Arnett. Betty Rhodus, Zona Petry, Louise Fussner, Nancy Phillips, Delores Chestnut, Patty Stemple Hilda Stemple, Francis Sizelove. Barbara Tuttle, L.aDonna Guenther, Lorraine Ketron, Ruth Anderson, Janice Arnett, Joan Williams, Shirley Snyder, Shirley Emmons, Charlotte Nelson, Mrs. Tracy. Jacqueline Hopkins, Barbara Ferris, Mable Morrison, Mary Banks, Patty Steele, Joan Wickett. 53 Libraru-Office Staff Harm ROW lg Left to Right - Elaine Laird, Dale Markley, Barbara Ferris. ROW II: Miss Wood, Patty Horigan, Patty Hunt, Dorothy Frech, Peggy Melody, Joan Wickett Frances Sizelove. ROW Ill: Delores Dine, Barbara Garber, Barbara Call, Roma Franklin, Allan Murray, Joan Williams. Palme ,ks the mornin, bullefi ll Connie Pickett, Bill Kessler, Doris Johnson, Barbara Cail, Mr. Lauver, Dorothy Frech, Roma Franklin, Philip Nelson, Deborah Jurgens, 54 X - 'Q 4 , - .Y X 4 KX , . f. . Q' 'zz - - , x .1 .s . I , 5: ., . . . 1. M 1:64-'-p':,i :W Q' L- 1.2 ' 4. .x. Tr. 5 gx., , N ,t ,W . ,. - V, w L .- ' , .7 'l1f..,g A I L1 4' - L N . . ff? ' P 1 I x ' l ' Q - 'H .fe ff., r A fr f 4 ' ' -v, . , , , gf- , , ,Q f Ay,-,V 4,,.x,,1'. figfjq , ' , w ' W! ' V .A 2 'LQ .:1. f-..i-s,ze5g W Q ,ig gig -4. . , A ,- V vs - ., , 1 I' f .X as , A var. ,f,+,,, 114 ,f,f: H , f , KF.. ,Vx f ,vga , ' ' ' f 3. - . Q, k :I -1 . 'Y 1 4, , ' x 1 9 ji , , il 4 V ' i , .f J ' 9 f -if: ' , 2 X A . ..m N . ,,.4 4, fr Q, c.' vc Mx. v ,lefler--sun SEATBD - Patty Stemple, Doris Johnson, Beryl Wesler, Jim Roberts, Paul Jurgens. STANDING - Gordon Arnold, Mr. Morris. ABSENTEES - Shirley Snyder, Maurice Burden. 55 N: sEA'rED - :adn williams, Helen Ford, Mary Banks, Gordon Arnold, STANDING - Jeanne Moore, Deborah Jurgens, Mr. Albright, Mr. Morris, Barbara Cail, Randolph Smallwood, Jacqueline Hopkins, Richard Arthur, Bob Long, Norman Nlull. LEFT TO RIGHT - Patty Hunt, Dorothy Fresh, Lois Jurgens, Nliible Morrison, Lilliam Bonnett, Dona Wallen. 'Q A 4 . g .C, x w .- X A, 4, 1 .ww-f f' ' .rf .fn V x 1 Y Mm' . -IMS.: x.f:' x 1 V 1 ' f V x 9 ,Q . ' 5 . fs, -'E' Mieiww Mgm-f -r ., Q ,pk .' ,,,, A-21 , 1. ' Q: f 1 Q ' 'j':L,1 ,. W 1 4-fag-:gn f -. ffs, M. .. ,M we 57'2ff1'-f ' V.. vw: H 1 , K, I A , Si -' ' ' - - gl. fm, V f fl M W. tm, ,fm , .S 'Q 'J , , ' , 2.5 ' 1 fri S M , F , 1 1 ,,, , lnferclass Council ROW ROW ROW ROW Standing, Mr. Sanders. Left to Right - Jeanne Moore, Deborah Jurgens. Jim Buchanan, Helen Ford, Martha Williams. Edward Buchanan, Connie Pickett, Bobby Steele. Barbara Ferris, Henry Ford, Jack Juday, Frank Stivers. 56 fi O O Warmony BAND MAJORETTESg Ruth Ann Stegall, Jo Ann Stegall, Dorothy Nelson, Shirley Emmons, Charlotte Nelson, Marianne Hodgin. OUTER CIRCLE: Beverly Bunch, David Kessler, Barbara Garber, Lois Jurgens, Bill Kessler, Beryl Wesler, Jerry Reis, Dick l-larter, Patty Hunt, Marilyn Brown, Norma Maupin, Jim Hawley, Dale Markley, Paul Ray, Herschel Braughton, Dick Barker, Larry Johnson, Norman Watts, Maurice Burden, Jim Bottoms. INNER ClRCLEg Charlene Markey, Patty Moore, Shirley Leisure, Connie Pickett, Richard Veregge, Kenny Hughes, Jim Miller, Mr. White. t CHORUS ROW Ig Left to Right - Joan Wickett, Hilda Stemple, Jean Reynolds, Joan Nave, Jacqueline Hopkins, Delores Chestnut, Nancy Phillips. ROW Il: Frances Sizelove, Patty Moore, LaDonna Guenther, Lorraine Ketron, Shirley Snyder, Connie Pickett. ROW III: Louise Fussner, Roma Franklin, Norma Brown, Delores Dine, Mary Lou Johnson, Patty Hunt, Shirley Emmons. ROW IV: Janet Arnett, Barbara Garber, Mable Morrison, Peggy Melody, Geraldine McGuire, Doris Johnson, Mary Banks. ROW Vg Janice Arnett, Lois Jurgens, Ruth Petry, Ruth Anderson, Nancy Cail, Betty Rhodus. ROW VI: Joan Williams, Zona Petry, Barbara Ferris, Patty Steele, Charlotte Nelson. Patty Stemple. Citizenship 13g 'lime ROW Ig Left to Right - Patrolman Girton, Jim Buchanan, Jim Roberts, Peggy Melody, Helen Ford. ROW II: Patrolman Naas. Dick Pence, Randolph Smallwood, Lillian Bonnett, Dona Wallen, Mr. Lauver ROW I: Left to Right - David Brockman, Lois Jurgens, Mable Morrison,- Barbara Garber, Robert Long, Willadene Woods, Nancy Cail, Richard Stiver, Charles Young,,Zona Petry, ROW Ilg Jim Bottoms, Bob Stegall, David Kessler, ROW Illg Patrohnan Naas, Luther Lauver. Patrolman Girton. fs' Y 58 ,..k 1 X f r 4 ,, .1 , , , . ii! xxmgwfv ' .-, iff QLQSQA1 , 511 5, ' ,j.Q':,, ,., .- ve-.3 J, . ,Y ,ij .' 'K 1 , ' ' 5 .. L. ii ,iff :qi I , R 1 A W ' I UT + 1 7 1-,.2ff1Q.3 - X f lf 4 If , S- M ndusfrious Crew' .,, .mg ROW I: Left to Right - Shirley Snyigr, Ruth Petry, L.aDonna Guenther, Ruth Anderson, Zona Petry, Willadene Wood. ROW II: Jean Reynolds, Jerry McGuire, Mary Alice Drook, Norma Brown, Mary Lou Johnson Mrs. Tracy. ROW III: Lorraine Ketron, Helen Ford, Lois Jurgens. 'NN-7 r I bk l 1, -,,, K , ,K ,fir-Q353 f ee , o N2 I N - ' -1 .1 ...- . .353 ' f, FGfqfQTY ,L - H , F - W A kgxfi N . of s'ss N Q if W N, f ., o , , 4 , fin fr an I . I ., .,. fu . E Il 5 e r N i ',,. 1,15 A 2, H riffs f f ff V . Az W ',,e- Qi' ' iz . ff' N szyes o :,g.,,..I'ZF ,51 1 SEATEDg Mary Emmons. 854, I :I ., A xg. K an il . VVVKV J , X- V, .v STANDING: Henry Ford, Esther , 53 I 'VY' -, - .,., . 4 L T vfisf . Hatter, Dick .Murray, Charlotte Z f, K 2' V, -- lf I J ,QQ J Nelson, Allan Murray, Nancy Cail, ' ,' ,nw 5. 114 i , .h . g .- 1 In .,,N , ,W,, i Helen Richie, J oan Nave, Barbara , 555 y kzzv K' A 7 ,i '- ' Ferris, Dona Wallen, Lillian ' my 4 KM I t Y y Bonnett. x hi'i 5 ,,., -:fo:'r+ 09 ns: if, 5 ,s L f, E n 59 5ldeli0ht5 603 l I' N680 60 Ili-YJ-Ieen cabind' ROW I: Left to Right - Melvin Diggs, Jean Reynolds, Dunne Arnett, Peggy Melody, ROW II: Miss Wood, Miss Kemp, Beryl Wesler, Jeanne Moore, Philip Nelson, Deborah Jurgens, Mr. Ranck, Mr. Sanders. qaopularity fP1u.s LEFT TO RIGHT - Connie Pickett, Roma Franklin, Charlotte Nelson, Joan Williams, Delores Dine, Patty Hunt, Philip Nelson. -W'-'W--nn--rv. Y ...,. . ., Um' School 011 Tizmde Side lnspecfors Qkiw New' 6265 School frmistice qnarde. Our L eyed gufforfbr-jk flmericmlqim 0 ll r T UI' 1 u 5 E mar-P :s-0 PP -'cd fb 'Qr'9 co -E073 T Y 9 L Q b fn-rp5wwP--O K W5 ' .5., .' , 1 I- 'M' 4 Lf.. eww. 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Ev 'Yoo Se f Unk? Gd amor Sheriff Tom 1 Gorgeous -, J? 3 V435- i 'i cn. .- ' 1 , if X, 0 Q I !'Xyfw A-1-2: s W, ff Y Yami jx .Y A f ' Q ,g y Tom 6 ' We 'Dorff Believe It m ',l 4-Q I , 1 W x :,,., V ,Q . 3 X N f , 3 v 7 ,J,4,,p 1 1, 1 - , , A, Q f if 4 X . ,fl'SI.,5Lj'9f.3 fw3ff3:ff:l::'?'W1, 317- ' f.ff5. Afggfg gat. Q 1 fif 'f 51l2 if'-we-mwvi . . W L .3 Q ' 5' ' 'Q ?fQ.Ly1:fiw-.,'3 3 , 4 ,., . ....ii,,k,g4,gA3,,s.i, f 'L ,.r ...f,f, .oo S W! W if f If ff ,Q 4 Sparks L ,' wwsm-. f - w L. - ,- ,U 15-f . .,'.' 1 I , 52 my ' 4 gww M ' f I w . 13 W K h A V .ef X . L , ,A-2 xi: V wf- 24 41 x -'-Li ,xx ' ' li: 'Z , 1, ,- f . ,f 4. I x Ive- , v, Q-, 4. , M, - K A 4, fy ' fl . -1 1 1 f.,:,,L. . 1+,L4,5ff-, Q, ,f L. ,Eff X W...,,,.,,Lj.1,-.' ,,', L A X ' fy 52. 1 ,gag , , . ' 1 4 ,. W M ,,,, -.. ' ' ' -A A' ' -w - ww -- K 'Y ' .fp 1 . 4 'f 'if 3 'H 1 X Lf. -55? M5- S X 5 x n X 1 Easeball J 0 F ' M fix ' jg g f ' ' 4 A KJ' 'SQ W zff:j ,W M- .nw ' ff' .,-,, W if M 67 any GTP 41- 4 s ' I an V' egg ' ' 1? Baseball .,......... Our baseball boys had a comparatively good average this year. We finished the season with a 3-2 average. The fellows are to be commended on their ef- forts and their fine spirit. You did a good job boysf' Congratulations and good luck in future seasons. Opponent Whitewater Lewisburg Monroe Jackson Gratis Lew i sbur g BASEBALL SCORES 1949-50 Lowell Steele P Tom- Huddle C Philip Nelson l B Melvin Diggs 2. B Tom Patrick 3B We They l 9 6 6 7 3 13 l 7 6 1 5 LINE-UP Jim Hawley SS Jim ,Buchanan RF Lowell Smith LF Maurice Burden CF Dick Murray U I F Junior High Basketball DOH' ROD' league league league league league league Although our Junior High boys didn't win any high honors this year we are sure they gained much more in experience. These boys show a lot of promise and I am sure that in future years we will be proud to have them on our varsity team, After all, skill comes with experience and these boys still have plenty of time to get that. We are proud of you for trying anyway boys. Good luck and keep trying. O ppone nt Jackson Gratis Lewisburg Verona New Madison Camden Monroe We st Alex. West Alex. BASKETBALL SCORES OF 1949-50 QDarkeJ We They Z9 Z5 Z6 2.9 Zl 20 14 26 14 31 Z1 28, Z5 13 7 18 TOURNAMENT We They 16 2.2. 68 DOH' DOD' ROD' league league league league league league league league 1 K. x J 1 fn ,.. I 1 ' G if f j cw' ig X , gl nfizglall X 0 SQUAD afinlfffid X ' o 1 'P ' wie I X k j fx elf lice bf, u I f I x . 69 Mzrsit 70 .-'X 9 f 61 1 V I f . , Y 1 f 1 1 , 1 X f 1 1 A ' W A V N , f 51 3-1Q5.,, ' f A ' -F -.-1 5, fy, if-lg. f. -K lf 'fQ'i'A 5fsi::.'-ff,-'imaI'e,- . . Varsity Team . , We are xt-ry proud of our Jefferson Hornets for their fine basketball seal son, They showed an excellent sportsmanship throughout the entire season, Although they didn't win every game, they showed a lot of skill and made everyone proud of them. We are also very proud of them for their fine work in the tournament. They showed a wonderful fighting spirit all the way through. Congratulations go to Mr, Ranck and his boys for a grand job well done. BASKETBALL SCORES OF 1949-50 Opponent We They Jackson QDar-kej 42 35 non-league Dixon Z4 Z8 league Monroe 37 Z3 league Gratis 37 40 league West Alex. 43 Z9 league Lewisburg 30 Z8 league West Elkton 39 35 league Brookville fMong,l ZZ 18 non league Dixie lMong.l 35 4l non-league Camden 44 Z8 league Hollansburg QDarkej 38 39 non league Verona 37 30 league New Madison QDarkel 58 38 non league College Corner 31 37 league Jackson 30 38 league Lanier 3l 33 league Randolph tMong.l 46 37 non-league CARNIVAL Monroe 34 Z0 Dixon 38 Z5 TOURNAMENT Verona 3,7 Z9 College Corner 49 61 Camden 2.9 ZZ. Jackson 34 30 We are very proud of Mr. Ranck and our team for beating .Iackson in the tournament and winning the consolation cup, We were sorry to lose the champ- ionship but it was won by a good team, We are also proud of the championship cup won by defeating Dixon in the Big Four Carnival at Monroe, Congratulations boys, you did a fine job. DISTRICT DRAWING Jefferson played West Carrolton in their first district game, Saturday, March 4 at 1330 P,M, 71 k digg wg! , N f 4 A 1 x f Gur fleams ROW I: Left to Right - Beryl Wesler, Dick Keller, Tom Patrick, George Reid, Charles Young, Jim Hawley, Norman Watts. ROW Il: Henry Ford, Bill Kessler, Mr. Ranck, Jerry Reis, Jim Miller, Jim Arnett. ROW Ig Left to right - Beryl Wesler, Rex Garber, Lowell Steele, Tom Huddle, Donald Mansfield, Paul Jurgens, Norman Watts. ' ROW II: Lowell Smith, Philip Nelson, Mr. Ranck, Jim Buchanan, Melvin Diggs, Duane Arnett. 72 ROW I: Left to right - Kenneth Stegall, Jim Bottoms, Richard Bodiker, Raymond Keller, Robert Stegall, Danny Holler, .Terry Hill, Dick Harter. ROW II: Gaynor Petty, Bill McQuire, David Lacy, Mr. Morris, Bob Patton, Ray Browning, Frank Laschavio, Richard Brown. I Champs fnomenf The 'Happy five Las? minufe lnsfrucfiong UHQQS H Y rfmsmc nova Je S W T S 74 Wm v' ,ffabjg , ,, I X f I , ' ' , f .M 1. - I f. 1 x X . A 4 1 n fx w 1 - U. , I it . wi , 1 ,V - ,. .- ' J ' - 1 MN . .1 .--wif-,Hr I, -. , 13.5 W,-Af gh L My Hornets Ca fare Troohu Jefferson Vs. Jgnson A A at Wesenfafion To CapTain W E X S' f 2 of 22 A TT 0 L To rv Disfri QT Bound Team :l'f'2f'Y ,41'-is I s Qin , rg . A : Ein 5 .f X ' an E 2 ai? ' oy A ,.A -fif ' 1 77 ... , ggi?-, f fl 17.2 4 f 'V E ' :ff fa fi A' I f 1886 Rella Richey-Cook' Ora White? Fanny Kalbfus? Percy Kalbfus? William Lawder? Charles. Samuels? 1887 No Class 1888 Myrtle Smith-Guild? Iona Marshal1-Bowles- Samuels Charles Cox? Maggie O'Brien White? Grant Moore Mary Murray-Fanning? 1889 Eva Mills-Hawley? Mary Dwyer-W illiams Carrie Kirkpatrick-Clark? Grace Bloom-Hahn Clarence Barnet 1890 Myrtle Murray-Hageman? Zella Haynie-Lanum Laura Swayne Claude Austin? Fred W. Green Walter Hahn? 11891 Carrie Whitaker? Anna Barnet-Wolford? Fannie Means Stella Green-Boothe Harry Mills? Frank Purviance Jacob Norris? Alfred Murray Charles Marshall? Frank Young? 1892 Abram Haldeman? Jesse Timmons Harry Wolford Daisy Barnet-Coblentz Edward Hughes? Mary Mills? Charles Scott ?Deceased 1893 Bertha Burbage? Charles Murray? Martha Foster-Crubaugh? Homer Ross? Rella Larrison-Lehman? Edward Murray? Ella Pr-ice-I-laseltine Gertrude Wolford? 1894 Fred 1-laldeman? Clayton Coblentz Minnie Smith-Cluggish Mary Brown-Scott? Fanny Murray-Gwinn Lizzie Collins-Thomas? Hettie White Mary Cussins- Baurngardner Leona Wehrley-Thompson Clara King? Florence West Edith Swerer? 1895 Roxy Cussins Merrill Mitchell? Kathryn M. Johnson Willie Mikesell? Pearl Paul-Spencer? 1896 Edith Marshall-Cotteral? Daisy Burnau-Harris Birdie Barnet-White? 1897 Clara Murray-Mould Gertrude Pugh-Quinn Pearle Haller Bessie King-Hornaday Edwin Young? Bessie Duffield-Hoover Olive Mills-Baker Nellie King-Crebb Cora Murray-Swisher Fanny Feid Murray Kate Carlton-Mitchell Stella Hildebrand? 1898 Edith Miller Frank Roach? Carrie Reid? 77 Mary O 'Dea Julia Canny-O'Connel1 1899 Pearle Barr-Wehrly Alva Penland? Mable Lawder-Killbourne Harry Killbourne Pearl I-linmon-Middaugh Everett King Katie Collins-Kessler? 1900 Bessie Rayburn William Neanen? Leola Barnet-Brown? Harley W. Porterfield Nora Neanen? Walter Reinheirner? Mary Swerer Roy Thompson 1901 Lee Thurston Ethel Garretson-Mitchell Jessie 'Mills-Norris? Clara Mills-Smelker Grace Brown-Staley Grover McKee Leonard Young? Essie Jaqua-Williams- Rosser Ethel Miller-Mullnix 1902 Glenna Via-McKee Grace Wolford- Brandenburg? Charles Dwyer? Ruth Miller-Prettyman Loren C. Petry Henrietta Wilcox-Clerke? Mary Melody 1903 Albert Hawley Ethel McKee-Colby? Frank Richie Walter Barton? Edith Reid King Fred L. Kemp 1904 Ethel David-Crowe? V, J L X . K- f 1 , 1 F4- ffvff. ,V A - ..,. v 4 ., ,. -,,,,,, pk, Cora Hawley-Richards Pearl Porterfield-Reid Onda Larsh-May Laura Kemp-Williams Margaret Bohn-Albers Harold Mitchell? Lawrence Hawley 1905 No Class 1906 Mable Pence-Beane Elsie Boyle-Murray-Nation Clarence Pilcher? Mary Neanen? Elizabeth Souers? Marie Smelser-Pollock 1907 Hazel Hawley-Hawley Hallie Arnold? Mary Kirkpatrick Margaret O'Dea-Weadick Maude Brown Cooper Pence Reverend Miller? Emmett Sherer Percy Jarrett? 1908 Wesley Prather Bernice Horne r-Wolf Ruby McWhinney-Reid Helen M. Epler Marie Wrenn-Little Martha White-Hensel Eva McKee-Shockley Grace Murray-Van Ausdal Elma Horner-Roop Mary White-King 1909 Ruth Murray-Bowen Carrie Haller Grace Samuels-Murphy Harry McPherson George Kuth? Willie Glenn? Raymond Souers? 1910 Jessie Jones Gertrude Hawley-Wesler Alice Melody? 'Decca sed Herbert Barton Albert Harry Wilson Floyd M. Showalter Helen Davis Grace McWhinney-Jordan Morna Newbern-Denny Irene Bennett-Stricker Erma Curry-Ricker-Deem Elbert lvlurray? Earnest Purviance? 1911 Gladys Miller-Aiken Margaretta Horne-rf Martindale Wanda King-Withrow? Russell Reinheimer Shirley Watts-2Reinheimer Ruth Irvin-Lee? Leslie Sawyer? Frank Colvin Susie Brower-Colvin Mary Ludy 1912 Mary I-law1eyQParkinson Mary PorterfieldQVaughn Marion Miller Mildred Campbell-Reid? Albert R. Hawley Edwin H. Jones Tennis J. White 1913 Lorene Levering-Mullen Irene Timmons- Weisenbarger Katherine Davis-Lincoln? Bessie Fitzwater-Hawley Margaret Tapey-Leonard Paul McPherson Marvin E. Barnet Paul Clark John N. Dunn 1914 No Class 1915 Faye Marshall-Bragg Douglass Lawder Henry Miller Salena Raney Hubert Jones? Maude Watts 78 Bessie Fisher-Haffner Mildred Clark Elbert Bragg 1916 Helen Reid-Niewerth Mabel Barney-Stamback Dorothy Pence-Washburn Frank Hawley Ferne Marshall-Puthoff Marbel Mitchell? Evelyn Aker-Myers Emmett G. Harris Hester Nelson-Olson Dorothy Kessler-Thompson Helen Kessler-Retz Ernora B. Murray 1917 Marguerite Kessler-Roland Mabel Kenworthy-Fowble Leona Smith-Perrin Howard Campbell Simon Cunningham Cecil White Francis Oates Artie Teaford Thomas Melody? Holbert P. Murray 19 1 8 Ada Crubaugh Marie FitzwateruA1exander Nettie Sinck-Davies Everett Shinkle Ralph Brasier Benjamin F. Richards Trafford Boyd Fred Burtch Clyde O. Ashman Janice Hahn-1Berry Halcy Cook? Sadie Jaqua-Elleman? Leroy Arnold? Evelyne Northrop? 1919 Lois Baumgardner-Black Kenneth Middaugh Golda Hill-Bovey Grace Mull-Tilton Lois Hughes-Laird Claude Collins Marie Hieronimus-Kessler Lois Curry-Bowers Olive Marshall-Harshman William Engle Vera Bevington-Robinson Adolph Baker 1920 Willard Morrison Scott Hawley Irene WhiteeMcIntyre Louis Murray Nora Harrison-Rasor Sherman H. Miller Iris Alexander-Nuss Guy Murray Helen Oates? Cyrus Emerick Leo Smith Rhea Davisson-Smith Paul G. Northrop Harry Kessler Marjorie McKeon-McMillan Charles Benson Fred Brandenburg Marie Richards? Herman Shaffer Ronald Freed 1921 Lois Reinheimer-Kuhlman Blanche Alexander- Hollingsworth Gertrude Crubaugh Lucille Murray-Maddock Mary Clingenpeel-Massie Earl Alexander Alice Shaeffer-Ewing Gertrude Barney Everett Newbern Homer Mikesell Mary Mills-Arbaugh Mary Emerick-Poffenberger Albert Pence'9' Mildred Barr-Burton Robert D. Reid Lou Reva Penland-Miller Emil White? Gladys Hill-Steadman Helen Duffield-W onder Harley Hodgin 1922 Helen Collins -Gr indle 'l'Deceased Corena Forbes' Everett Hunt Dalton Hill Esther Jackson-Harter Paul C. McClure Donald Morrison? Florence Marshall? Roger Onyett 1923 Hilbert Barr Edgar M. Brasier Orval Bragg Mary Mildred Burden- Johnson Lawrence Coblentz Ethel Crubaugh Violet Collins-Kiser Helen Frist-Boyd Helen Huffman-Patti Mildred Jones-Sweeri' Harry McClure Ralph Mills Lucille Pickett-Fister Paul Shaeffer Monta Spahr-Shelley 1924 Audrey Alexander-Cofield Wawneda Ator-Long Theresa Crose-Langille Ruth Engle-James Beatrice Gallas-Hayward Helen Harris-Frauman Mabel Harris-Dixon Lucile Lancaster-Miller Hildred Lawder-Holt Laura Lehman-Curlett Magdalene Maloney- Hodgin Edna Middaught Maxine Middaugh-Sinex Esther Norris? Opal Northrop-Barnes Wilma Pence-Stratton Olive Reid Cox Mary Thompson Sarver Mary Vieta McKee Helen Wefler Donna White Wehrley Dudley Ashman Leonard Brasier Wallace Hodgin 79 Paul Huffnianif Hilbert L. Johns Raymond McClure Edward Oates Chester Patrick Harley Ray James Riley Kenneth Slorp 1925 Mary Alice Murray-Kern Mildred Daugherty-Bell Granville Maddock Sheffie Shaffer Clara Armold-Shoup Ruth Moore-Dickens Sarah Hamilton-Railsback Mildred Mitchell-Taylor Erma Duffield-Glass Garnet Middaugh-Arnold Juanita Shurte-Bragg Roxy Shaffer-Timmons Esther Arnett-Watters Don Emerick Don Young Gladys Ke ssler-Patrick Lorene Reid Rosetta Wise-Smith Leary Sauers Albert Garretson Carvel Lawder Edith Smelkeri' Vera Reinheimer-Zollerl' Avis Crose-Raspberry' 1926 Dorothy Curry-Brown Doris Mills-Reid Juanita Heath-McKee Louise Zurwell-Drew Edith Bragg-Geeting Viola Curry Herman Alexander Carol Northrop Ralph Mike sell Kermit Penland Herschel Heath Robert Riley Justin Killbourne 1927 Mabel Burke-Hicks Lillian Smelker-Hussey 1 ' u-'JW 4111. 1 mm 2- 'n' ' f..1l' x f'w S LWmf:Q-ie:-,w-2 Q.. ,,,, ,,.,,,,..,...,. qw,-.1 w.'f,,,,W,+,,W,w L 1,5 mm yn. 1,:..if,.,i ,z:.,,, X 1 ,- ,.-.1--fl 5 Lf. ,, X u X r 1 x 1 3.24 Beverly Arnold-Northrop Esther Ross-Pitcher Opal Spangler-Royer Ruby Spangler Thelma Norris-Zobel Mary Bowles Mary Coblentz.-Penland Irene Middaugh-Jefferson Vivian Onyett-Fields Ralph Reid Heber Duffield Carl Brown Margaret Hunt-Brown Mabel ,Suma-Benner Gerald Lamb Sherman Collins Robert Slorp Margaret King-Brant Mary Brasier-Floyd Ellen Sanderson-Gossett Alice McClure-Arthur Alice Mae McClure Ethel Ray? 1928 Mary Horrigan Robert Engle Louise Marshall- Sullenbarger Edward Bettelon Esther McClure-Gibbs Ethel Mulnix-Nelson Loraine Penland Audra Gephart-Miller Ruth Killbourne-Leathe rrnan Martha Jones-Juday Jewell Spangler John Mills Ernest Coalter Janice Murray-Clark Fern Houseman-Forbes Isabelle Radford-Moore Miller Stump Elizabeth Scott-Beebe, Jr. Bertha Cain Donna Coddington-Markeyfi' 1929 Dorothy Mulnix-Sheridan Marjorie Nelson-Cox Marjorie Lehman-Reichert Hilda Duffield-Fulkerson Harold Dine 'Deceased James W. Noakes Esther Smith-Melody Erma Gephart-Kirkpatrick Glen Dixon Ruth Brown-Rinehart Ruth Jackson-Parker Charles Snyder Dorothy Heath-Royer Elizabeth Barr-Arthur Helen Holbrook-Moore Ural Grooms? Ruth Alice Coblentz- Stephens' Mary Elizabeth Cunningham- Steins 1930 George Higgs Evelyn Ayers-Frye Byron Brown Ernest Bortner Helen Bortner Harold Burden Harold Burden Carroll Forbes Byron Grooms Ida Alice Jeanes-Baker Mildred Juday-Allen Mary Mar shall-Ritz Pauline McDonald James McNeill Kenneth Moore Raymond Andrew si' Orville Watts Robert Wefler Marie Young,-Schwab Eugene Melody 1931 - Eleanor Barr-Elliott Esthe r Bettelon-A rthur Bessie Billman-Chamberlain Lucille Black' Mary Blankenship-Richards Myron Caldwell Doris Collins-Beasley Welby Colvin Pearl Crickmore-Eley Audrey Davisson-White Cecil Deem-Emerick Raymond Denny John Diggs Doris Hapner 80 Paul Horrigan Ralph Hunt Edmund Jeanes Mary Jones-Dennison Nelson Keltner Claire Kennedy Hilda Markley-Batdor! Stanley Murray Gladys Reid-Smith Emil Rhoades ' Chester Ross Wayne Stewart Doris Suma Lucille Watts Mary C. Weadick Helen Zea Esther Zumbrum- Fitzwater 1932 Genevieve Cahill Catherine Brown-Hawley Thomas Christopher Thelma Watts-Van Ausdal Mary Billtnan Phillip Engle Mary Nelson Eva McClure-Osborne Wilbur Dixon Hazel Coalter Omer Drew Lowell Kennedy Sidney Henn Ellen Rose Brandenburg- Swank . Harry D. Collins Florence Horrigan-White 1933 Winifred Conrad-Collins Mary Ross-Orsborn Grace McClure-Keekler Idris Ketring-Daugherty Laura Alice Wright-Wool! Ledra Kuth-Hunt Oneda Rutan-Daugherty Maxine Shaffer- Katzenberger Maxine Higgs-Emerick Frances Patton-Engle Rebecca Swerer-Bowrnan Evelyn Harshman-Petty Juanita Wilt-Grote ! - u Q. , X . 1 1 X . X 1 i. ' ' - f .-fr.. 4,4 xv ,,. 1 ' - 4.4 .-gl y N if -.w. Julia Diggs-Noe Lowell Ayers Lowell Alexander Eugene Brasier Charles Bradshaw Julian Clark Marion Caldwell Percy Grooms Dallas Holbrook Leslie Hinshaw Mark Jordan Robert Y. Black Robert Richardson Ora Christopher Dale Stewart James Judays' Evelyn DennyvRichardson'F 1934 Mildred Beatty-Whirley Dorothy Marie Railsback- Tingle Samuel Macy William Delk Martha Conrad-Loch John Coblentz Pauline Dunn-Yowler Mildred Hogston-Gulde Anna Mary Wefler Louis Grooms-Brann Betty Wolf-Jordan Ival E. Ross Evelyn Hapner-Luedeke Ruth Horrigan-Lee Malcolm Markley Willard Daugherty Willard Davidson 1935 Mary Arnold-Davidson Murrell Ayers Betty Baumgardner-Kessler Everett Barnes Robert Bowen William B. Colvin Kenneth Crowell Byron Davis Conrad Drew Howard Eichhorn J. P. Harshman Robert Hinshaw 'Decca sed Philip Jordan Frank Kessler Martha Killbourne-J ones Vearl Metzger Alma Moore -Fadely Mary Frances Murphys Davis William Nelson Harold Poffenbergerif Frances Prettyman-Stearns Mary Richards Irene Rust-Wood Charles Sink Carl Stiver Clement Toschlog Marian Watts-Diggs Dorothy Wolf Elizabeth Wood-Hague Helen Brown-Ball 1936 Edith Ander son-J ones Fern Betts-Ha rshman Joseph Baker Ruth Bragg-Brown Geraldine Eikenberry- Patrum Barbara Frist-Harshman Willard Hamilton Lucille Hawley-Daugherty Edward Har shman Doris Higgs-Eichhorn Bessie Hogston- Hirschfield James Heath Mildred Henderson-Frech Mary France Harvey-Ross LeRoy Isley Betty Killbourne-Ackerman John R. King Joseph Lee Bruce Lawder Elmer McKee Helen Mull-Horrigan Edward Nelson Walter Poffenberger Robert Suttoni' Betty Sheehan-Conway Leo Stewart Mary Jo Shelley-Leas Hilton Smith 81 Margaret Wolf Paul Wilt 1937 Marjorie Shumakers Thatcher Cleatus Slorp Reva Patton4Wessel Hazel Ayers-Clark Delbert Wilt Julia Horrigan-:Ferrie1l Mavis Fleisch-Johnston Wayne Rutan Eugene Clernens Lewis Isley - Arthur Rust Eloise Markley-McGriff Paul Moore s'4' June Sutphin-Davis Luella Beatty Stott Evelyn Jeanes-:Crowder Wilbur Mike sell John Wilbur Gothrup 1938 Doris Nickelson-Houston Joe Kessler Doris King-Schultz Alice Bragg-Stratton Wayne E. Day James P. Cahill Virginia Nelson-:Martin Betty Dougherty-Donson James I. West Elsie Mae Arthur-West Samuel Wolf Paul Mikesell Howard C. Mull Mary Metzger-Ruschau Phyllis Lawder Martha Cahill-Carter Ralph S. Roberts Thelma Owens-Snelling Loyal M. Ross Rosemary Toschlog Aileen F. Colvin-Amiero James K. Hartman Helen E. Metzger-Hill Alice L. Rodgers-Phillips James J. Horigan Ruth Alice Rust 'Q Q f .' 5 , RE .I J' Vg Ii' 1 ,i fffzvz Q 51' .-Q 5,-1. is :lf .L ,-2 ii Tia' mi. , 1 fi ag -if W . lf ii JF X, 1 ,wif .xx . Nlftfi ff, JS? Q.. Robert Atwell Edward D. Mikesell Addie Broadstock Birdeens M. Jones Paul Bragg? Helen Ryman- Love 1939 Warren Markley Vivian Ayer s-Cain John Moores Robert Richards Karrelyn Railsback- Wellbaum Joseph Fortney Willar'd Bowen Mary Jane Hartmen-Bowen Barbara Flaherty-Buchholz Ralph Hawley Norma Stewart-Langley Gilbert Higgs Dorothy Weatherly-Ragen Vera Spangler Robert Sutphin Betty Frech-Brown Freda May West-Douglas Dorothy Louise Northrop Harold Banfill Eugene Wefler Claudine Forbes? 1940 V Marjean Baumgardner Janice Benner-Thompson Cossette Bradshaw-Collins Martha Bragg Rosamond Davids on-F ie nning Wanolif Faust Alice Jean Fleisch- Ashenfelter Jennie Hileman-W inn Mary Margaret Horigan- Morris James O. King Verlin Mikesell Phyllis Ann Miller-Barnes Robert Mull Mary Alice Owens-Burton Lloyd Petry Francis Taylor' Vinton Thornburg 'Deceased Anna Mae T oschlog-Petry Virginia Watts-Stronk, Jr. J osephine Weathe rly- Jordan Emerson Wise John W olf Margaret Y oung-De Vito John Redinbaugh 1941 Geraldine Anderson- Holsapple Robert Barker Fletcher Barnes? Marilyn Burtch Harold Coblentz Rosarnond Corrigan Everett Davis Merle Davis' Walter Davies Junior Green Mary Ann Har shman- McNew Joan Hartman William Hawley Danny Horrigan Melvin Jenkins Merritt Markley Helen McClure-Somers Lloyd Nickelson Martha Ross-Bristley Alice Toschlog Paul Stewart Edythe Ulrich-Hartley, J r. 1942 Kathleen Drew-Steele Lawrence Hinshaw Doris Diggs-Moss Emily Clark-Hendricks Joe Miller Walker Davidson Fred E. Burtcht Joe Brandenburg? Floyd A. Nickelson Opal Fern Arthur-Maines, Jr. Dale Mulnix Carl Rogers Charles Rogers Roland Longnecker 82 Fred McClain Arnetta Mikesel1 ' Margaret Marshall-Baugh Iva Everding-Gant John B, Dunn Jack Frist Richard Culbertson Mary Jane Kessler-Albert Jr. 1943 Billy Aker Warren Andy George Hosier Wayne Longenecker Paul Horrigan Marion Culbertson Otis Caldwell Richard Middaugh John Keller George Banks Lawrence West Joseph King Eleanor Bragg-Irelan Anna Horrigan-Stolle Johnnie Mae Borden- Hinshaw Elma Bennett Pauline Hornsby-North Helen Hartman-Tetirick Phyllis Shock-Smith Loretta Coblentz-Brown Joan Sheehan-Righter Dorothy Corrigan-Hawley Caroline Sweet-Hall Pauline Chestnut- Harkelroad Beatrice Knox-Lawrence Flossie Vess-Gosnell 1944 Robe rt Hughe s Hazel Mae McKee - Longfellow Basil Drew Jeanne Brandenburg Betty Bayham-Johnson Marilyn Murray Bertha Sink-Kirkman Eileen I' leenor-Harrell Robert Burtch Doris Knox-Smallwood Betty Deiser-Sander pf gm 115. ml-ff? ssxA.im':,A 'fEc?3if64?T1i:f'9 1 2 ff Nh: ln. -, i3i',.f ' if. . A 1 5?5a153f 2EQ':5' J 1 'L M Uni .--13.1. :.. G Lk X , . , X 5 A ' . x V: ' . , ., Q A, .K 4 , 1 , , 4 . , L. ' , 'f ,A 1. 1 , V, f,,.,-f..-,, .:.,q:Q.. .11 ' -, .f , V,,,, ', . a', '- ' Q, V , A A , ' I v 4. 1? A 1 ' f f m A ' f 1 1 J . . Aff ,A ' bf --fbi ' ,Q-2 -124 .Af if ,Q A if -' . ,'..,ii:- ,Q , .5 , Q , K K I , f . Ms x mm hX, - -A ' ' -'.. -a f. V , 2, v-- A. r,- 1 V-:-11'-Mg A P'-,.,-A-'f'h'3', .. 1 .A '-M Ralph Frech William Hughes' James Patrick Joanne Arnold-Patrick 1945 Robert Gene Arnett Joan Brandenburg Wm. Gilvie Brown Willard H. Brown Paul Collins Robert Eugene Cox Wayne Emmons Reba Alice Frist-Maupin Mary Carolyn Haller- Harrell Josephine Hornsby-Wysong Betty Hughes Phyllis Ann King-Burtch Martha Letitia Miller Delores Petry Jo Ann Richards Mary Pauletta Thompson- Sweet Duane Hawley Wesler Mary Grace Zurwell' John Sheehan Mary Ellen Rogers-Pappin Barbara Jean Reid Margaret Lucile Anderson- Miller Mary Jean Longenecker- Johnson 1946 Marilyn Day-Erbs Addie -Bell Borden-Stevens Marte Jo McCarty-Burnett Charlene Burden-Patterson Opal Ann Steele-Parks Phyllis J. Stegall-Alsop Mary Jane Shock-Hopkins Doris Jean Miller-Pickett Marilyn Laird-Davis Patty Culbertson-Simpson Paul Brawley Phyllis Turner Irene Martin Irene Crawford-Lunsford Donald Coblentz Rose Ann Reid-Coblentz. William A, Haller '0'Deaeased Madeline Thompson-Haller Junior D. Duffield Jesse White Arthur Wisehart Robert C. Black Siegfried L. Holthouse James M. Burtch James D. Middaugh 1947 Junior Bottoms John Brandenburg Paul DeBoo Charlotte Drew Helen Dunn Donal C. Fuller Gene Garber Marjorie Harshman-Cox Ethel Hosier Ruth Huddle-Austerman Bob Keller Dorothy McClain Mary Jane Nickelson-Cox Patty Northrop-Weist Helen Ray Beverly Roberts Fred P. Smith Junian Smith Dick Steinberger Dorothy Stewart Harry Stiver Donald Taylor Carolyn Wesler-McWh'inney Jack Davidson Bob Eales Clarice Stegall Ralph Austerman 1948 Paul Kemper, Jr. A-llie Smith VirginiaVCu1bertson- , Bottoms Richard Nelson Myron Arnett Carolyn Brown Betty Lou Coddington Jane DeBoo-Brawley Marilyn Delk Frank Frech Edward Hornsby Jack Hughes 83 Melvin James Miriam Knox Donna Jean McGunnegil1 Edith Mull-Laird Bill Owens Robert Pickett Robert Ray Eugene Roberts John Stiver Meredith Wesler Betty West 1949 Charles Andy Jean Arthur Donna Lou Brown-Vosmeir Robe rt Bottoms James E. Clark Robert P. Copenhefer LaVerne Diggs-DeBoo Martha Eales-Hopkins Leland DeFederico Howard L. Ford Lola J. Harshman James E. Juday June M. Keller-Arnett Marilyn Mann-Martin William Markley Berneice Martin Joan Melody Lawrence Nickelson Virgil Petry, Jr. Richard Steele Bud Stegall Dorothy Thompson-Eales Peggy Zurwell qw. .-.. ,, . .F-,gin 5 Af.-Q. ..,f nf .4 --W. , V gi - '- w ' 1 ., uv ' 1. ,.f ' ' ' -L ' .E '- mf, ATF- Y,.. .-.....k.....,..T,,,,..-Mvvw gr NWN -.vm - ' - , x A f f x 1 I 4 , f v L -4 n 1 , Q. w 4 J , V :W af- - .V l, 1 I, , X U, ,,. ,, , . ,j x , ... - . ' L ,3-J 1-1 . I ' -+6 - -rr v fr 21 , K ,V .. , , ,A ,ll .1 Q 3,33 5, '- - 1 'ei A v. 1 f - LL X W 1 X 1 ' ,Q-.241-N 3 1 f -,ZZ Y 'f - A ., Thanks to Y0u,...... We, the Senior Class, are proud of this edition of the Criterion, but we realize that we, alone, could not have made this book a success, We sincerely appreciate the assistance given us by the merchants in purchasing ad- vertisements. We wish also to extend appreciation to the Wise Studio for its fine photography. To Mrs..'Wa11ace Hodgin goes our sincere thanks for her co-operation in helping us to compile the alumni list. Last but not least, we wish to thank the faculty and our able art editor, Joan Williams, for the unlimited time and efforts they have willingly given us. The Senior Class of '50, K ,1 unqn,n.anl...aLy Illliiflllfli I.-au-.lo..U,tA. 84 N X f . fx ' ' ' 4 ' fwiff lvb' A 1 ' f ' rgmqg- g WW, ' I 121 ffl I H - f?fli3'- . 13:37 K cg: - , -. 0, 144: W3 f -1 ' H., X 7 ,afgifugw .',,',lf'g1s- .- 13, j if 2,13-if ' yr'p?mfg gwig 'Tiff 1 ' 'JE ' - W 'f . 3+q:gfazA -1.94.-f i .A w L. Qiiifi. ,L .543 A-'-T by .. li W f N371 . .f , - - , i iff - f f--qw if 1 v 5--.gmxgwf .-we ,L':f'f :'5'z.gggw5 v c , - ,. mg xg,V,,,.yA L-,V . vvrh-13' 'aww -,ww.af:',f,.mwmf, :H N.: Kg' ,Aw g'- , jf +V '51-5.52, iAf4x,,, ma. . swf - , , ,, -3,6 2312. ' -- ' 2 ' -1' 1 ' 'lik W , , f . rn: -, 4 ' N al g .V ui 5, . .-f-WE: fi. f ' 1 ' . 4 ,myjqn 1 ,. , X7 ,TQ Y-' f A V- MQ 'QE li X ii ' wi 5? 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A K. r -1 .1 1 . , 1. h , q .. , 4 x .0 L c x 5 ' ' Ar . . 1 ,v K. , 1 I l' .f ,A Y 138 .J- A ,QQ , -,Q ' .-fxwvbu ff-- Eff , 3' Z , - , V 'a.,,.fI., Q, ., f ,A K , it If h. 5 Vwdsyy , 1 . - . Q V ' W A , ' ' 1' W' NW '54 .r?5-55i3i:1- 5,15 ii 9,135-'4 eff4?1-Z1w,.f4'- V J-' - .K f, -. ' - : 1 .. -, 1- 'J ., Q J ' .Y,1g11,f-'if ' , . J ,, ,. 4 . . K N..g.t,-MQ 5 ., v . 1 ' X V . . . P , K ..--w,..,-,-5--.J-4-wM.N...,.44-Lg..-.5s,w.-.51.52 .3-rj. E ' V - 1 - v -, z ,, , 4 -., 14+ . - M - v fd,5fgf1,gw-a,,.x,f,w-11,2-,..,w.Q,,Qn..,a5-+m,,.,,,,.w..,f,.- -V f ' v 3 ' . ' f -' 'Iw- 3-, ,A,mU,.. , ,qu Jw., wth K, MA Q, V ,.L, , ,, N., 3.11 i kmggf, ., 2 y 4 I P . ,,4,,, Egg,-.-n ,ww-.pf ,gf 2 ff-' X ' . , ,4 L xl , 1V3,ffmg,g4?: , ,359 .,..- ......-..4 -.,..-. -.. v.. ..Y.--...... ... Q.. W. .1 W K if 097: N .M w 'ef x Y .uw 1, 1 , 5 5 W a 1 In 11 Q ff - ,, , ,414 ,. -Lg, 3 . , . h..-. r f 1,- I 4 v .,,f,. . Q . 4 , ' , x .1 as 1.1 COMPLIMENTS OF The J. A. Floig Lumber Co. ESTABLISHED 1896 LUMB ER HAR D WAR E EVERYT HING FOR T HE BUILDER NEW MADISON OHIO . X X x .,! x X , ., C, , , ' . - 3, '11 ,A , .eggs , ,- 1 -'f ' ,, . ' ,.- x .q. 1 . X x - 1 I K , . x X 1 Q I 1 . ' , v' N x ' w A . 'x I 1 x, . A: , x a 2 ' 5 x P C 1- , Af- ' . Q ' W1 .1-..,,-...gg .-...fm-W... I ' - f V f , 'L - ' . ' . V ' I x . , , - 4,v5,,,,3y,LWfa ,4,,fa,,4,A ,,hk3gi,M?,l,,,,if,gA5':W, ,R 1, f 5,4 , 3QV.g.,t, .wet-,,,,5g.Nf:,: n.g,,,,g,hg AQW, .,,x,fg,:.-.,gyfW-igmgliisf 1 V .. iw- X at Nm aff 4 A 5 6 4 we n-M4221 Jim,-L 5 is r 4, wwf? 'NA X. ufvffsmsk WSWS wrxiuyixn Lindcamood Tractor Soles FORD TRACTOR Sz DEARBORN EQUIPMENT PARTS 8: SERVICE PHONE 136 NEW MANCHESTER OHIO 1 1 P 4 a Q , s '3, 1 'i 45 J ff: wi. LQ ,351 m f! 1 : M ,Ly Iwi' Fi ff? 1 5 , y f, mx: A2 6, Q 1 f ,digg .i 1 A. GEIETING R. M. BROWN 'FORD CARS - TRUCKS FORD PARTS 81 SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR FOR SINCLAIR GASOLINE, KEROSENE, OILS H. A. Geefing Auto Co. BST MANCHESTER OHIO Eldorado Ice Cream Co ,mfg I mr-Y X f 1 f X X el X ' ' Jie , q w' My - -X. . Xi : .. . ' 22? ' ,f 'QQXSA 1 HX i , V- , . '11-' i -4X:q.'lS.k'iw- fmfwm ,.,..........,,.,.... :.,.,.gM,.v7,,Tf1 . - . I 1' A W 'I' V X 'A - HE 5 . 4 , ,, 'XX X, ,XXX 1-fry. f - ,,, .X fX- ,- X V, 41 Ham 'X 'zfafiu . ,gttx ri. ' X'f:5'l 2 ,V ,XXX wi '13 A? fi s XX ' ' . ,En X X L1-S X f f. 'A f A .. .XV X fi X N X X X X I X N X f X -.. I 1-'ali' 1551 1. Q COMPLIM ENTS Pleasant View Inn STEAKS 'I' FRIED CHICKEN DANCING NIGHT LY ORCHESTRA LOCATED ON ROUTE OLD 40 ONE MILE EAST OF OHIO-INDIANA STATE LINE MUST BE 18 OR OVER TO ENTER . x , n , f M K , x Y Q J. I . f 1 K . x A Q 1 if f ' 5 C 1 1 , ,,g ,. . Alf' , ,. . 5 , x .1 11 E , r i , 1 1 0' . 4 , ., ,,.,-,. , -..-GQ., - , . .A . x 1 ' R ' V1 2 ?.W.u. QA-, :nr A ,, 1'7 X. N. r.i17 ,'v'is'-,Tx .. V , 1 11 H . mv wffff .:M 1' 21' 1 ww., v.+ sus- fJwfwUqi,-m41,,fy: u' -1 t. wx f' I 1- '- - wif'--.. V .1 1 - ' -W':w'fMs'sWf,,:w mg Q-mvf 2ff4f1 ,--.M- wm.- -'fwhfwswfsz.-w.a.f - wwf v. V 'uv 1:1 1-. Y M rf 4w'mfw 'av.vH s9T1'wi?5'3f P15425 WhUw33Ai1L?fffui35i5fJ3ga1JE5?f'3inir41f4twL'i4'i.7Jf- COMPLIMENTS OF Red Front In n COME IN FOR A GOOD SANDWICH QUIN AND VIOLET NORTH WASHINGTON AND WALNUT STREET PHONE 29B NEW PARIS OHIO 4 3 -1 - . . J C fa gh Q ., . - .1 j ' 1 1' r gm A , .M . 1 1 i . f t , 7' .1 x . x X . W J 1. n .. C. 3 X v 1 1 2 5 7 nm- , .- -.-x N.- 1- -- -nv-gf, 4 ,P V - H g. Q, .W -- ,L . ,,,. , A,,, ,.,, . ,,. -., ,' . f- x 3 kb YV 4. i.. ,Y-, V -JJ, I pr ..,1.- , ,N ,U ..'v f. ,.., ,-f:,1':..- .--aff: -12+ ,-sa. we , ,fer-1-M1 A . ' 5 1. . 1 f 3 F . T 's 4 f I X U rn 1- , qs Eldorado Garage ALLIS-CI-IALMERS - NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT AUTO SUPPLIES 'Y TRACTOR TIRES REPAIRING ELECTRIC 81 ACETYLENE WELDING C. V. STAYTON R. P. KIMMEL PHONE 73 ELDORADO OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF' Beacon Light DANCING HIGHWAY 40 4' CORNER OF 320 AND 40 NEIW PARIS OHIO y -. 4 H n 1 -...., .L 1 N fl x McClure Elevator DEALER IN GRAIN if COAL if POSTS CEMENT if PLASTER ak LIME FEED 'V' FERTILIZER if FLOUR PHONE 33 ELDORADO OHIO X 4 , X . 5 .K 4 Q. 'v 4 1 as, +1 2 4 e- ' NE A - -laf' K , ,I . K . 1551 'Z iiiffl . ' ,z-Qfg w , - A W , 1 'QQ Wiki: j.w,fY9' i 557. 'i ' z1,.,3 5, '5-:U w 1 A .W-If-5 ., QQ' wg x .W Wy' . . 2 . L1 is '11 1 . A-'35 452 .W 45 - Q . -11 . xv UZ' COMPLIMENTS OF Ford's V 84 M Lunch DINNERS SHORT ORDERS FINE HOME COOKED FOODS 11 NORTH 8TH STREET . RICHIVIOND INDIANA E. J. Beeson 8g Son B O T T I.. E G A S HEATING 3-E PLUMBING '-'f APPLIANCES PHONE 72 NEW PARIS OHIO Mc:1rkey's Supply 84 Service Store QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES MAYTAG WASHERS, STOVES, AND IRONERS SUPER FLAME OIL BURNERS BATHROOM AND KITCHEN FIXTURES BY KOHLER AND KOHLERg ALSO BY ELGER JACUZZIE AND BURK WATER SYSTEMS ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD AND INSTALLED ON EASY TERMS ALSO QAGENTS FOR INDIANA.AND OHIO CERTIFIED SEED CORN NEW PARIS PHONE 132 OI-HO COMPLIM ENTS OF The American Legion CLARENCE TEAFORD POST 360 NEW PARIS OHIO MODERN I-IILD RUG AND UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOOING SYSTEM WORK DONE IN YOUR HOME OR AT PLANT BY APPOINTMENT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE SIZING ETC. PICK UP AND DELIVERY Whifey's Cleaners DIAL 22339 1604 EAST MAIN STREET RICI-HVIOND, INDIANA C OMP LIM ENT S OF Sears Roebuck 84 Co. PHONE 4077 415 EAST MAIN STREET RICI-INIOND INDIANA The Register-Herald PREBLE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE NEWS - SPORTS - PICTURES 52.50 PER YEAR EATON PHONE 36 OI-HO Acton's Market WHOLESALE 'lf RETAIL CUSTOM KILLING PHONE so EATON OHIO Z v. i E1 932 1 L ,I i I it ll l L3 COMPLIMENTS OF Jones 8g Judoy ROAD CONTRACTORS PHONE 3 NEW PARIS OHIO Betfelon Cool Co. QUALITY COAL COMPANY HEAT CONTROL PHONE 19 AND 47 NEW PARIS OHIO ' X K 1 1 1 . 1 , N, ,, u , -4 Q- A 4 V r. xl 1 I I ' x ,,.,wmW?,WJwf...,-Q., f , , V .. A u .,. v-. 1 ..m ,...... A V, ,-...N.-M-.. ...,-.4.--- ....k,,4. 4,'. , H 1 ' K , 1 v . J A , .MM ,. N ,M q,,,,.,,pf.,,1,,-M1 - , .M . I , 1 x 1 v . 1 V- V 1 I K X 'M WRX f rf .fav Shure Concrete Products, Inc NATIONAL ROAD EAST ON OLD 40 NEXT TO AMERICAN AGGREGATES CORPORATION BUILD WITH CONCRETE TELEPHONES 3250 - 62241 RICHNIOND INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Willioms Bros. Grocery 1 fBILL at JOE, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE cLAss OF 1950 PHONE 50 NEW PARIS OI-110 1 Q, , ,nf ' if K-A. .h ,g,. , 1, Q we l 4,4 gr, xl? 1-Q . . 32 J A .5. -1 if , .54 141 ,4 .,,. 5 413: , p f W, WR? in Q mf 'gifg' 1 .ef ' Jv gl! I . Ex' f , , A 51531 4 MikeselI's Garage 8g Oil Co FUEL OIL AND GAS QUICK DELIVERY H559 E535 PHONE 5 NEW PARIS OHIO Johnson Market GROCERIES 4' MEATS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CORNER OF WALNUT AND WASHINGTON PHONE 86 NEW PARIS OHIO x I mp..-may --1-.2 A' ' ' , A , ,..r v- pf. . 1 T1 'W-if . i K 53 1 7 1 . 'WU 2, 43: 1 65. ,- , H E Y J 9- ' A '4 Wx a -.R ', z ' fgiffzfa' X xffiwfi g, f 2,.Ea.e4 ' 2 ,ii - f 1 W Q, K Iv ,I A , f . , K , Y E iff , 'ii c 325 , za' fig, .3 C , , COMPLIMENTS OF The Post Office POSTMASTER CLERK Mary C. Melody Marion L. Culbertson RURAL CARRIERS Walter C. Coblentz, Rural Route 2 Robert E. Melody, Rural Route 1 NEW PARIS, OHIO Jenkins 8 Co. .TEWELERS DEPENDABLE DIAMONDS SINCE 1853 SILVER 'I' WATCHES HOME OF THE BLUE LANTERN GIFT SHOP WE MAKE AND REPAIR ANYTHING IN JEWELRY 72 6 MAIN STREET RIC HIVIOND INDIANA www: ,,:s.W, nh, .11 , . .1 gm., ,U -,,,,,,,,,:?-'..,,',, 4, , ,,c,,,..,,Q,,,, ,i',,,,,Lk,, ,., ., ,,,.., 1, Q, V, ,,. H1 fy 1: Tr .1-ww Q.: ,M -,-f 'mf-W.,-tux'-w -.f.f.7.faw,.-..,-4 ,:f:fW. S J. , 1 4 ' x X ,V - . I .., . x . , - x X 'x A 1 A X X -- V ' ' A -. 13 -v' f N - - a ' ' A w .x - 1 . A L m x X V U V .V A A A ,,,' D , i.M.,,,- ,,-,f- ., . -1,55 1-,m '-1. Nl . ,vw .f me-. - . Q A Hornet's Nest RESTAURANT AND DAIRY BAR ,FINE FOODS STEAKS AND FRIED CHICKEN OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Bob Cox .T ohn Houston PHONE 1940 NEW PARIS OHIO Glenn H. Eubonk INSURANCE AND BONDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING NEW PARIS 01-110 ,.,., -1 ,,U,.' -N. ,af .. N W.. -M,-MW ww-Nm-...... mm ,yr -1 V 'Q Af- 1 + 'R 1 N 5 HL: :,,' , , . 15 '1 ,Ka A - 4, my AIA' ' ' . 'Min' 'Hs , :I-I n fit 1 4 f 2 1 5 vu. .xy -, ,..u f y I WARNING: SEWING MACHINE BUYERS: The Only Place You Can Obtain A New Household Singer Sewing Machine :-- Or One Reconditioned By Singer -- Is From Your Singer Sewing Center Any Other Stores Or Repair Shops Which Offer Rebui1t'f, Factory- Rebui1t , Or Reconditioned Machines Are NOT Sponsored By Singer. The Singer Sewing Center Serving This Area Is Listed Below. ONLY Here Can You Obtain ..... 1. Brand New Singer Sewing Machines. Z. Singer Sewing Machines Reconditioned by Singer With Warranted Singer Parts. 3. Guaranteed Repairs By Singer Experts Based On Writ- ten Estimates Furnished In Advance- Singer Sewing Center Knollenberg's Store IT'S BEEN HEARD EVERYWHERE FOR THE PAST 84 YEARS I WILL MEET YOU AT KNOLLEN'BERG'S STORE. RICHIv1OND, INDIANA 1 Preble County Form Bureou Co-op. Ass'n. FARM SUPPLIES Branch Branch Gratis, Ohio Campbellstown, Ohio Phone 32 Phone Rural 8626 Main Office Branch Eaton, Ohio Lewisburg, Ohio Phone No. 6 Phone 21 EATON OHIO New Poris Elevofor BOWEN'S STORE BOWEN'S GRAIN RICHIVIOND, INDIANA KITCHEL, INDIANA GRAIN S FEEDS wr SEED CEMENT ff COAL FERTILIZER NEW PARIS OHIO u x - y M W X S ' 7. . . f '- 4, , ' ,J ,V -' 1 I ' 'Q' .L if , 1 - .1 v- . V, . , A , V ' , g V .X f 1 .P , ,. U x v 4 , 3,0 ,X I - 1 Q 5 1 4.-1 ...f Y-, -H, -ax:-, 1' ' CONIPLIM ENTS OF Borber 8K Conley DeI..AVAL. SEPARATORS 8: FARM FREEZERS NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT S A L E S - S E R V I C E Also JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT S A I.. E S - S E R V I C E EATON PHONE 10 OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ' Spring Brothers FURNITURE PF RUGS W' HOME APPLIANCES LADIES ' READY-To-WEAR MEN's at BoYs' cLoTH1No SHOES FoR THE WHOLE FAMILY ST OVES Ez HEATERS ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE PHONE 184 EATON, OHIO 1- X ., M COMPLIMENTS OF Acme Rural Sales COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE HOT WATER AND STEAM HEATING WATER SYSTEMS AND BATHROOM FIXTURES FREE ESTIMATES HOLLANSBURG PHONE 78 OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF l I Bud Reid s Garage CHEVROLET AND FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANC ES NEW PARIS OHIO , I1 z Sunbeam Bread FINEST BREAD EVER MADE EDWARD WILT, MANAGER PHONE 109 ELDORADO OHIO Loren Clifton PURE OIL PRODUCTS GREASES, OILS, GASOLINE, FUEL OIL -PHONES- BUSINESS 45 :F RESIDENCE 99 ELDORADO OI-HO ,E 3 gi Q4 52 5 Q EH 5 T 1 - 3 .ag .J .fi A A i .:N -Q N , 6 5 -S 6 f J, Q A fs Q f S Sfutz 8g Scmdo J. E. SANDO 81 HOWARD KARN A P P LIA N C E S NEW MADISON OHIO The New Madison Grain Company FEEDS '54 FERTILIZER GRINDING 8: MIXING CI-IAS. D. KIMMEL., MANAGER NEW MADISON OHIO CONIPLINIENTS OF Mrs. Wogner's Colonial Kitchen PHONE 96 EAT ON OHIO PREBLE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. EATON, OHIO Gruen - Hamilton Bulova - Elgin Watches Lee W. Schlevker THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELRY STORE I Eaton, Ohio Farmers State Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NEW MADISON OHIO SUCCESS TO EACH STUDENT The Dayton Power Light Co. The Maples Poultry Farm WILLIS W. FLORA 81 SON ' Elorafs Finer Eryers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL if FRESH AND FROZEN EATON U.S. 35 ar PHONE 8715 OHIO n BAlLEY'S SUNDRIES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 34 ELDORADO OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF First National Bank PHONE 66 NEW PARIS OHIO Owens Flowers BY WIRE TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD INA FEW HOURS GIFTS AND IMPORTED MERCHANDISE PHONE 82 130 EAST MAIN EASTON, OHIO MATA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 528W 'U' 508 North Maple Street Eaton Ohio HARSHMAN RESTAURANT JOHN AND IANICE HARSHNIAN A Good Place To Eat Eaton Ohio THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT Dinners 'F' Short Orders :flee Cream Phone 21 New Paris Ohio EIKENBERY-MCFALL COMPANY Furniture and Rugs Phone 94 Eaton, Ohio PHILLIPS DRUGS Everything In Drug Needs Meet Me At Phillips Phone 21638 7th 8: Main Richmond, Indiana FRANK BAUMGARDNER Dry-Cleaning 'If Pressing Tailor Made Suits New Paris Phone 9 Ohio Compliments Of THE W. C. MOTE Sz SONS CO Masco Feeds Glen Karn Ohio HILL HI-WAY RESTAURANT State R oute 121 Soft Drinks - Sandwiches Short Orders Open 7 days and 7 Nights New Madison, Ohio l CRICK1VIORE'S DAIRY STORE Homemade Ic e C ream Dairy Products Soup And Sandwiches New Madison Phone 1 18 Ohio Compliments Of PAUL JORDAN 8: SONS See Us For Quality Potatoes Phone 1949 New Paris Ohio Compliments Of MADISON BARBER SHOP Omer Akens Proprietor New Madison Ohio PURE OIL SERVICE Dale E. Anderson Phone 82-M New Madison Ohio GRACE'S KITCHEN Good Food Chicken 81 Steak Cold Beer New Westville Ohio Compliments Of M A D I S O N C A F E E. . Simpson, Proprietor Phone 109-M New Madison Ohio CRICKMORE'S DAIRY STORE Homemade Ice Cream Dairy Products Soup 8: Sandwiches New Madison Phone 118 Ohio NEW MADISON FEED CO. Grain - Feed - Formula Grinding and Farm Supplies Phone 94 New Madison Ohio WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oils and Glass Eaton Ohio Your Dollars Go Farther At Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO SALES 8: SERVICE Appliances 8: Furnaces Phone 332 - 210 North Barron Eaton Ohio RAYMOND B. DEEM AGENC Insurance 8: Bonds Phone 133 1 107 South Barron Street Eaton Ohio HARRIS AUTO SALES Dodge and Plyrnouth Dealer in New and Used Cars Phone 15X 109 South Cherry Street Eaton Ohio gi E1 Q1 ., 4 -:A 52 13 'I ,1 f 1 ' 4 gi fi 9 S 2 ii f 5 E S Q: ,gg Complirnents Of JOHN C. CAMPBELL Purnps, Plurnbing and Heating Phone 89 Eaton 212 North Barron Street Ohio EIKENBERRY'S SEED STORE Seeds With A Future Phone 48 Eaton, Ohio C HAMBERLAIN'S Greenhouse Vegetable Plants In Season Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Phone 59-B New Paris Ohio Compliments Of TANNER'S BARBER SHOP Eldorado E Ohio Phone 1 14 SLIVER at LINCOLN AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Batteries Magnetos Original Equipment Parts Carburetors Fuel Purnps Phone 371 Eaton, Ohio .BARTEL AND ROHE CO. Office, School And Janitor Supplies 912 Main Street Richmond Indiana Compliments Of MONROE'S MA KET R Phone 18-W New Madison Ohio C ompliments Of DR. ROBERT P. MERRILL Phone 117 New Madison Ohio Richmond Compliments Of MAHLE BARBER SHOP Four Barbers, No Long Waits 10 North 6th Street Indiana Compliments Of f'WH1TEY KESSLER'S S P O R T S H O P Wholesale - Retail 916 Main Street - Phone 23075 Richrnond Indiana Gas Up At STAUB'S CORNER While You Eat For Special Groups New Westville, Ohio Phone 1674 Highway 35 And 320 New Paris, Ohio .T IM 8: .T O E' S SERVICE STATION Phone 89 New Paris, Ohio NISWONGER ONE STOP SERVICE STATION Cigars, Candy and Soft Drinks Tires -Batteries-Recapping West Manchester Exchange Phone 288-7 Castine, Ohio NOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent 556.50 And Up 225 Richmond Pike Street Eaton Ohio FITZWATER'S GENERAL STORE Post Office - Hollansburg, Ohio Glen Karn Ohio RICHMOND MUSIC STORE Starr Spinet Pianos Phone 25014 Radios - Television Allen Electronic Organ Minshall Estey Organ Electrical Appliances Richmond, Indiana Proprietor: Russel S. Kar Il Phonograph Records 8 South 10th Street Compliments Of P O P A N D M O M' S P L A Good Eats - Drinks Good Service Glenn Karn Ohio Mc LURE WOOD PRODUCTS CO. C. R. McClure, Proprietor Storm Doors 81 Sash Phone 18X New Paris Ohio Compliments Of I SHE WMAN GARAGE General Repair Braffetsville Ohio E D. E. W E N D L I N G Jeweler 933 Main Street . Richmond Indiana Compliments Of CHESTER PARKS Farm Drainage And Grading, Bulldozing 8: Shoveling Concrete Tile and Clay Tile S All Sizes Available Free Estimates West Manchester Ohio Compliments Of THE FIRST STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation And Federal Reserve System West Manchester Ohio Compliments Of McGRIFF RADIO AN,D TELEVISION Sales and Service All Makes Repaired West Manchester Exchange Phone 288-10 Castine, Ohio Compliments Of BREHM.'S SPORTING GOODS Everything For Sports 528 Main Street Richmond Indiana l 1 i A MARCELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Machine - Cold Waves - Machineless Jeanette Jenkins, Operator Phone- 133 Open Evenings By Appointments Eldorado Ohio WE WISH TO THANK THE AD V ER T ISERS FOR HELPING MAKE T I-HS B OOK POSSIBLE.