Jeromesville High School - Cristata Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

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', ' , .Wm -Q THE IORS 95 PRESENT E SCVEREIGN , 1 A 1 1 of a 'Io Build 'ho ladder By tial: In Clit' us Colon: Guan and hits N N NAM PAGE Presentation of Annual Dedication Administration Seniors Elementary Classes Music Clubs and Organizations March of Time Athletics Autogriphs Advertising and Snapshots 52 C O T E T 8 . 1 - - k 6 13 Undergrada 23 . 27 33 . 35 39 L2 . 50 'KAOS 9 'Q QF' MWSQ We, the Senior Class of 1951, take great pride in e icating our annual, nThe Sovereign , to Mr Robert Daniels in appreciation for his guidance and whole hearted service to all of us of the Halls of J H S Especially we, the graduating class, thank him for his devoted service in help ing us to make this annual possible, and for the inspiration he gave us to try to make this a book that all will enjoy to read and will long remember 21 fzfllil ,fx ,ff MW. HW 1-B , Q ' x bf.: LF gggiy 1-' . ' fr T Y, 1.4 7? d d H . X ,Ay VX Anm mn X7 I KX 4 5 Mr Robert Daniels Principal General Science Biology hemistry Physics 'oudonvi1le, Ohio Attended Jniversity of Chicago and Ohio State University Graduated from Kenyon College and Ashland College Received a b S Degree Education Mr Warl Weikel Superintendent History and Jeography Ohio Jeromesville, Ohio Graduated from Ohio atate Received an M A Legree Graduated from Kent State Received an B S Degree in Education X Miss Vivian Campbell Commercial Courses Mr Lliyihwestcott Girls' Physical Education Seventb ang pi hth coach igzggfglfngggig Football ciacn I Graduated from Ashland College raduaiggvgiggdgoegio Green Received a B S Degree J Received 8 B S gg ree in Education 8 f-... X ii' ff X 5 lrBag::Zgaginggg2gr Miss Larma McGuire Social studies EnS11Sh 3' 9' 10' 11' 12 Bethel Ohio Boys'Ri2i:i3T10E?gcation Graduated from Otterbein College Graduated from Kent State Received an A B Degree Received a B S Degree in Education x Cx ,x Q X Q ,liiiiiiakrxx X i - 1 it es: -K: 7 , l 'lf E H R 4 C .J ' 5 in Iii! Miss Rebecca Tomlinson Mr uarl Nagy Fome 5-'-C0n0IU1CS Vocational Agriculture F9-mil-Y 136181510118 Adult barm Tnatructlon Seventh Geography ff sharon center, ohio Ravenna Ohlo ff 'X Graduated from Oh o State Graduated from Ohio State 6'-a qeceived 8 B 5 Legree Heceiveo 3 B S 598196 S G+ in Agriculture f in Home hconcmics ITS Laurel Landman Secretary Jeromesville, Ohio Graduated from Iooster Business College U XII i Sv B4 Mr Ernest Hopkins Veterans' Agriculture Instructor Jeromesville, Ohio Graduated from Ohio State Paught Marketing Survey at the University of Tennessee Received the B S and I S Degrees in Agriculture . W , ,, 4 ,of :S Ja r X ' - , Q Li lpx I X X 1' . fi A Y Y 1 I ' 1 L .I 1 ' ' j 1 . I , A ' ,U Y , I 'L' -: .Q5 1 L A-un-R A I' . 151 b I - 2? CJ Q27 .- Ent gr D ,G R h. ,: I' xi A :E 0' To ' nf' . A . -I S at O O Y C Q . I I 1- x X K 4 , Ur Louis Bumgartner Mrs Charlene Llliston Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Marian County Ashland, Ohio Graruated from rent State Univers ty Jraduated from Ashlard College Rece ved the B S Degree in Education R6C01V6d the A B uegree 15 5 Miss Pranees Lreer Fourth Grade MSh18H5, mf O J6POmeBv1lle, Ohio Attended Udiverslty of erieago Attended Pennison Lnivers'ty BFA nolumbia Lnivefs ty Graduated from Ashland College Jradueteo from A5h19P5 Polleze Receive' tie E S leg ee in Education N Y Q U O L ' ' . , , F A L L X L A 1 N fx . J- - I O 0 D fn P Mrs. Leona Anderson Third Grade ' . u:l A . U, 1 N -- I 2 H A A A- .4 .. , . . - . , . - Q L . . 4 P ' T: Miss Marian Scott Second Grade Y-1 Mrs Elizabeth Zellner First Grade d Ashland Oh1oAS2i:2rs1ty Graduated from Western Reserve Received the B S Degree Mrs. Mary E. Westcott First Grade Morenci, Michigan Attended Adrian College Graduated from Michigan State Received a B. S. Degree in Education Moreland House Girls' and Boys' Glee Mixed Chorus Seventh and Eighth Boys' and Girls' Chorus Grade Music Medina Attending Ashland College L X Q? ,Di 1 I u Q Q Ji M V S, G Q' r Xi, 1 -x ,A .v 'WSL M 1he lorry leal lakera' l e Florence Faber Ira larcella Heifner Ire Florence Shearer -IN 'The Faithful Six' Charles Spring Roger Jones Gerald Finley Ross Sellers Gerald Smalley Royd Smith Rod Bevington Custodian 11-if SS 'bo-11 X452 QX SENIURS - f I RXNQX U V Stephen hopxina steve Mixed Chorus bo,s Glee 3, 4 Class President Nice President Clas a President of Aflla ic Association 4 Chit Chat Staif Annual Stalf Class Secxetary Varsity Club Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball 3, bootball Library .SD 15 Marilyn Young 'Grandma' Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G rls' Glee 1 3, 4 Class Play Class Treasurer 2 5 4 5 4 Annual Staff 4 Library 2, 3, Social Co mittee 1 Chit Chat Staff 4 -5 Patricia Tallmadpe Patty' Mixed Chorus 2, irls alee 1 2 Clas Play ecretar, of Athletic Assoc ation Lreasurer of atxle ic association class Secretary Chit that Staff 5 Annual Stalf brary 1 Homecoming Attendant 4 Jana I Q.-41 John Schweyor Mixed Chorus 2, Bo s Glee 1 2, 3 1 2, 3 Orchestra 1 2, 3 4 Basketball l 2, , Baseball 1 2, 3 State Farmer 5 Class Secretary 1 Social Committee 4 Doris Flickinger 'Dodey Annual Staff A Rex Crumlick Crumlick Mixed Chorus 3 4 Boys' ee 3, Class Vice President Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 1 Paul Hawkins hawk Lucus high School ucus, Ohio 1 LaskeLbal1 aseball ' 3 Football Varsity Club 4 Insignia bommittee 4 Annual Staff 4 Lois Hall Chloe Perrysville high School Perrysville, Ohio , dixed Lhorus l ' G rls Glee C asm lay V Teens U Chit Chat Staff annual Staff Assembly Uomm1tLee 2, Student Council l 9 QI ' 2 J , Q . 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A, - 1, 2, 5, 4 FW 6 Q S' ' Q' 4 ,v,. x ' n n rl' ' ll 1 If --1l22 5 4 ' ' ' ' E'l5'5 I I 1 ' - ' If Y ' ln an I 4 3 L. , Q, 2, 6, 4 - 4 A- - 1' 1 - , - 4 - ' ' . - 4 ,n-5 X 7 Twila Luikart 'Lukie Mixed Chorus 1 2 5 rls Glee 1 2, 3 3 4 Chit Chat Stafl Cheer Leading 2 Library 1, 5 Student Council 1 Homecoming Attendant 5 Annual Staff Vice President of County Margarete Hartwig Magg e Longview High School CI1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Girls Glee 1, 2, Class Play 5 Secretary of Athletic Association 4 Class Reporter 2 5 5 4 Chit Chat Staff 5 Annual Staff Cheer Leading 4 Library 3 Homecoming Attendant Homecoming Queen WE-6 Denton Spotts Donald Shearer Denny Lon d t 2 Annual Stalf gi:::allesi2en bocial tomnittee 2 5 Basketball Assembly Committee 4 Class Play Mixed Chorus F P A 1, 2 5, Annual Staff 4 4 A - 'Q P l',' -s 4' 9 Colleen McCauley Collien Indianola Jr High School Columbus, Ohio 1 Big Praire High School Big Praire, Ohio Mixed Chorus rls Glee 1 Social Committie Librlry 5 Chit Chat Staff 5 Annual Staff 4 Library 3 4 Homecoming Attendant Richard Smalley Dick Basketball 1 2 5 Class Play 5 Annual Staff FQ' ala -- 'll 4'!! 127' as Ax Patti Ovens Lois Zickefoose Mixed C orbs 1 4 5 4 uirls elee 1 girls g ee OPCH9StPE class President Pnlt Chat Staff nrd 1 Staff Clit List Staff Cheer LeadinS Class Secretary C SSS Play 5 Annual Staff Homecoming Attendant 1 2 LibP9TJ 2 Library 3 Vice President 500181 C mmittee 2 Homecoming Attendant 'aid of Honor 4 I I1 A - I1 ll A - 2 ' r 1 A -1234 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 Ill G1 -,2,3,4 '-4 -5,4 - F.H.A.- , - , 4 - , 1 . - 4 xv fs ,of X353 Q X 1 if If Wpgtn Mixed Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 -h.-,e,, N F -1,2:s,4 ' Cl - 1, 2, 5, 4 . - 1, 2' 5- 4 H - 1 el' . S - 5, 4 F. H. A. - 5, 4 A A'2- - 4 1 'A '3,4 -2 - 5 1 - -., F.H.A.-4 - T' -1 LEFT TO EIGHT Crumlick ANNUAL STAFF Editor Business lanager Photography Editor Asst Photography Editor Copy Editor Asst Copy Editor Advertising Editor Asst Advertising Editor Sales Manager . . . . Asst. Sales Managers. . Art Editor. . 9-5 un Luikart, M Hgrtwig, M Young, L Zickefoose, C McCauley, P Tlllmadge S Hopkins, K letzger, D Smnlly Spotts, J Schweyer P Hawkins Stephen Hopkins Colleen McCauley Patricia Tallmadge Twila Luikart Patti Owens Aargarete Hartwig Lois Zickefoose Marilyn Young Lois Hall Doris Flickinger Rex Cramlick John Schweyer Denton Spotts Dick Smalley Don Shearer Paul Hawkins ll x N 4 1 R , f X X f s S A 5 - i - K I 7' Q 4 gg? I FIRST ROW: D. Fllcklnger, L. Hall, P, Owengl T, . 2.2 ,' , 3: ' ' ' ' X 1 'CLASS WILL S We, the senior class of 1951 of Jeromesvllle High School, Ashland County, State of Ohio, being of almost full age, fairly sound mind, and weak memory, do hereby make with trembling hands and hearts, publish, and declare this to be our last Kwe hone we can get away with it! Will and Test ament and hereby revoke and annul all wills we have heretofore made Denny Spotts, leave wishing I could take Janet with me Paul Hawk4ns, will my basketball ability to Jim Harper Doris Flickinger, will my one man attitude to Sally Hall Colleen McCauley, will my desire for romance to Vlrlam Humm Steve Hopkins, will my talent to get into everything without getting caught to farl Keister If Patty Tallmadge, will my way with the teachers to Miriam Young Dick Smalley, will my devilish personality to Jim Badertscher Margarete Hartwig, will my bookkeeping skill to Ruth Bonnell Rex Crumllck, will my ability to make love to Dwight Atterholt Patti Owens, will my many boyfriends to Mary lewis John Schweyer, will my calm disposition in Basketball to Bob Banks Marilyn Young, will my skillful technique with the camera to any one who isn t as successful in snapping surprise shots' I, Lois Zickefoose, will my place at the piano to Naomi Humm. I, Twila Lulkart, will my athletic ability to Donna Kaufhnan I, Don Shearer, will all my school books which I leave in A' condl tion to Dale Ables I, Lois Hall, will my ability sleepy to Wig Shearer We, get We, the fellows in high We seniors will our In witness hereof, we, hands to this our last precious slip of paper the senior Skis, will our it done to the juniors the senior boys, will our school. secret to the Class Cwe hopel t to stay up all night without getting talents to cook up most anything and 'honor seatsn in detention hall to all success to the class that needs it most. of 1951, have hereunto set our trembling Will and Testament, and do seal this a Jeromesville High School, on the 22 day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Beal The Senior Class witnessed by Colleen McCauley Robert Daniels Margarete Hartwig I, . I, - -e , . I, - . I, H , 1. . In I, , Q I, A . I, 0 I, . I, , 1, V - . 'I - 1 Y v p120PHECY If alljmlg lho's Who In 1965 Did anv of you ever look through the volume of books of lho's lho at your nearest library? Well, if you haven't, you better get on the Ball and make a dash for the nearest library and guide your searching eyes through the 1965 edition of lho's Who! It's amazing what you might dis cover in that precious volume! But just to save you the trouble fYou know gas is scarce nowadays and very expensive tool, it has been published right here on this page So sit back, relax, and enjoy some surprising facts! Rex Crumlick Graduate of Jeromesville High School, designer and owner of the new rocket powered Kaisers, shot down 10 enemy airplanes in an air battle over Korea in 1952 as pilot of the new jet V 4, broke the automobile speed record at Indianapolis in 1960 at 250 mph! Doris Fllckinger Became Mrs Donald Shearer after graduation from J H S in 1951, became world famous as a family relations instructor in high schools in 1955, became the first woman to never have the last word during a marital argument, got the American Mother award in 1962! Lois Hall Graduated from Ho1lywood's School of Costume Designing in 1956, was Hol1ywood's best designer by 1960, grew bored of Hollywood and got into Jerry loved T V Star of Margarete Hartwig joined the army as had on the wounded in 1960 and became Lester's television show in 1962! Now is the most 1965! Graduated from the Cleveland Nursing School in 1955, a cadet nurse, became known for the curing effect she soldiers, especially pilots, retired to private life wife of a famous air force commander! Paul Hawkins Received the handsomest athlete award in 1953, owner of the Atlantic and Pacific Hawk1n's Confectionery stores which started to gain prominence in 1958, was highest taxpayer in the country in 1961 Stephen Hopkins Graduated from West Point in 1954, gave up his mill tary career as head of the Joint Chief of Staffs in 1958, established Hopk1n's School of Business in Jeromesville in 1959, ran for President in 1960 and won on the Republican Democratic Ticket! Became the great est President since Washington, brought peace to a mixed up world! Twila Luikart. In 1953 she became the first woman to make a successful bicycle trip to California, she there entered Ca1iforn1a's School of Foreign Languages and graduated in 19573 took an airplane trip to Paris in 1958 and later in 1963 traveled around the world in her private ocean steamer, The Luikie Liner! Colleen McCauley. Following her graduation from J. H. S., she worked for two successful years in the civil service at Columbus, grew tired of business work and in 1953 she tried in vain to enter lest Point lil- itary Academy, entered Ohio State's School of Home Economics and re- ceived the American Homemaker's Degree in 1965! Patti Owens. Graduated from Cal1fornia's School of Gymnastics in 1956 and became a world known woman acrobat: married an army officer of Cal- ifornia in 1960: took up writing as a pastime, and her latest book, How to Get and Hold a lan, has just come out this month in 1965! CCont1nued on next page! mf..,,1 . . n.1.,, , .lngg Nu, 'uw' -- . --ll-if . , . . n e . e - e , n e s e e e ' o e e o e e a . o o e O a e 0 s ' ' e e - n -Q SENIOR PBOPHBCY CCont1nuedl John Schweyer Graduated from Ohio State in 1955, received top col lege and State honors in agriculture, in 1958 he raised the largest litter of pigs from one sow 35 in 1960 he left his huge Ohio farm and assumed his duties as Secretary of Agriculture under President Hopkins, he has made many reforms ln the government farm program! Donald Shearer Established the Shearer Service Station in Jeromes ville in 1953 inherited an oil well from his rich uncle in Texas in 1957 and retired at the ripe old age of 23 furnished most of the funds for the Hopkins' School of Business in Jeromesville, and is now the most prominent citizen of Jeromesvillel Richard Smalley Graduated from Harvard Law School in 1958, but was unsuccessful as lawyeryso in 1962 he became the personal body guard and chauffeur to President Hopkins, retired from public life in 1964 to settle down with his wife and family in their home town, Loudonvllle Denton Spotts Turned out to be the surprise student of the 1951 J H S graduating class by graduating from Ohio State's School of English in 1955 and becoming English Profes or at Columbia Lniversl ty he specializes in essays and other types of composition, he is now the best loved English Professor in the United States! Patricia Tallmadge Graduated from Wooster Business School in 1954, became private secretary to Secretary of Agriculture, Schweyer, in 1956, gave up her business career and entered Massachusetts Instl tute of Technology in 1958 to become a world renowned laboratory techn1c'an in 1964, retired to private life with a red head from her local town, Jeromesville, in 1965 Marilyn Young Graduated from the Oberlin School of Commerce in 1955 ton D C in 1959 and became the most prominent teletype operator, married a wealthy widower in 1962 and is now at home in Washington D C keeping house! Lois Zlckefoose. Graduated from the New York Music Academy in 1957, made her debut as Opera singer at Radio City Music Hall in 1958 went bankrupt in 1959 as a result of buying extzavagent clothes and took up instructing children on the piano in order to get her back on Yer feet financially, now she is starring in the new musical on Broadway, 'Sing For Your Supper 1 Margarete Hartwig , wus! Cx, I xx -'S I I I . and now holdsothe speed record in typing-102 cwpmg went to Washing- iiiggqgiilllgy E Y . i A ' 'x ' On that fateful ninth month in 1948, seventeen innocent pages entered the royal court of Jeromesville High for the first time At that timlwe had no idea of what we were in for or we might have given up long before this The day following our initiation along came Margarete Hartwig to our ranks How she had missed the rough and wet, but exciting going over we had had We entered our sophomore year with two losses, tlarence Hofer and Marjorie Weaver Bill Owens did start the year with us but fell along the wayside during mid year These losses were made up though by the addition of Lois Hall, Wilma Motter, and Helen Flickinger It was during the winter of this year when we had our very successful Turkey 1affle at one of the Basketball games Our junior vear was minus Lois Hall but she bobbed back again in our senior year Marjorie Weaver had come back again, though, bringing new pages, Colleen McCauley, Oda Clark, and Paul Hawkins along We had our Steak Supper, Junior Play 'Professor, How Could You?' under the direction of Harold Howell, and our Junior Senior Banquet at the Wooster Country Club all of which were loads of fun getting ready for and were very successful With our final year at the court of Jeromesville, we found our class had started to fall apart Oda Clark and Marjorie Weaver simply left us while Wilma Motter, Helen Flick inger, and Jeannine Pearce entered the new court of matrimony Kenneth letzger departed from our ranks at mid year census, but with Bobbing Lois back, we managed finall Our yearbook and senior play were among our first projects accomplished Second semester found us with our eyes to the future The Junior Senior Banquet, at which we expected the juniors to slave for us, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and above all, our careers So we as the Knights of '51, leaving the court of Jeromesville in a final rush, bid you all 'Au Revo1r'! fcz ua laql S-sfo' ::::' T ',1 I' .. i.,-Qi ig 6151STQRYref R 1 . as :Q ,gf is ,1- srl oss y '-,Z N uf sic 3 2 J J ll -Q. fi va J -I 4 ff X Ap- 2' f f 7 N L - Q Q ' f 1 Wy! -4 1 'I l S ff! in 5 N Q '-0 Q fe I t I I 1249, ' X 4 X git, 93 dsgf' 6 Q 4:4 2' ' 0 f 3 lgx fr an .,.-- 1 ll .pl 4:14 :V 1 I f + fb ll 9-5' f 'Il X If ff I, a,,. 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Sophomore Class LEFT T0 RIGHT FIRST ROW James, L Gregory, G Hawkins H0178 on SECOND ROW Gray, B Holderbaum, B Baucher, Paullin, D Kauffman, N Holderbeum, J Seibert THIRD ROW I Young, P Buffenmyer, B Priest N Hum , V Spring FOURTH ROI J Badertscher, T Zickefoose, W Shearer, B Banks, J Hopkins FIFTH ROW Dudte ABSENT J Harper, P Lutz, P. Newmye Sally Hall Officers President. . . Louise Gregory Vice President . . Lloyd James Secretary. . . Gloria Hawkins Treasurer. . Larry Robson C25 : L. . Ll C : B. . H. . O J Freshman Class LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW P Becker, E Sigler, S Becker, P Sigler, J Shibinskl, S Meng SECOND ROI L Gray, J Swain, N Donelson, H Garn, D Otto, E Strine, C Warner, M Humm, I Lewis C Johnson, F Baker, C Schweyer Officers President Jim Shibinski Vice President Patricia Sigler Secretary Shirley Meng Treasurer Shirley Becker THIRD ROW: H. Borensn, R. Fliekinger, E. Keister, O. Kyser FIRST ROW SECONL ROW THIRD ROW FOJRTH ROW Austin D Paullin, F Martin, J Smalley, J Chance, Shane, T Stull V Shearer Becker, L Hoover, R Hudson, M Lewis, D Kauffman, Snellenberger, I Stull, L Garn, J Dague Slater, L Paullin P Sigler, E Rowland, H Gregory, Rowland, M Cook, S Ewing Seibert, M Raudebaugh, T Hardy, M Eley, J Badert scber, J Starr, S Swinehart, W Smith, L Landman FIFTH ROn D Straits, T Winkler, B Pense, Mr VanG1lder, C blough, H Motter, E Hosford LEFT TO RIGHT SELONL ROI THIRL ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW B Murray ulasgo R Clark, N Snellenberger Spring, Lint L Smith, M Landman, T Metcali, Keister B Hall Heifner W Holmes A Bee, R Eagle, T Holderbaum, Hopkins, J Messenser, R Cutlip, R Ziclefoose Austin, M Aber, N Briggs H Cooper J Tallmadge McCauley, H Vandriest Kyler, L Kyser, h Lint, J Garman, R Lance, Miss Mcuuire ': J- , . . - . C. . , . V: Su u n u e s D. . . . , ': J. . , .. . . A. . . ' : T. . . . . . - FIRST ROW: Z. Topper, J. Stake, P. Hopkins, M. Wise, T. Reed, . M. ' -. - , 'A ': c. ' J. , '. ', 4, - B. , . 'F : E' I o . , 0 a Q W' 0 - . I ': 1 . 1 . , , , , , LEFT TO RIGHT B Cook, J Sours, M Billotte, D Kauf fman, J Cutlip B Cooper, L Bud, Donelson, H Stake J Austin, J Truck, L Gantz, D Smith L McClure, C Newmyer, C Burrell Hardy, D Gallagher J McKinley, R Smith, D Oney, R Gra M Stumbaugh, R Rogers, R Lint, R Lewis FOURTH ROW D Straits, K Warner, P Stoler, J Robson, D harper, J Warner, C Kissell Mr Bumgartner FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW . , . . D. : . . . . , . . . , W. : . . . . y, FIRST ROW: L. Gingery, M. Murray, D. Lint, S. Crumllck, A. Reed, J. Gray, S. Newmeyer, D. Sours, K. .' ' ' : G. . . . - A L' 3. 0 O U . W: J. v C. , . . , SECOND RON THIRD ROn FOUFTF RO! FIFTH ROW Kerr, N Nile Baldner, J Maxwell, C Mowrer, D Dur bin, P Gray, M Mchlnley, C Cameron, S rogers, L Bee, R Zicxefoose, P Ewing, R Kreiling, J Humm D Smith, D Pence, J Strine Shane Gregory A Ables, S Spotts R Hall, Y Slater, P Fickes, C Fowler Mrs Elliston GRADE FCUR LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST RO! S CO D ROu TTIRF x 4 FOQRTH HQ f-, 'ju X! .Z fd, L Cutlip, V Light, R Maxwell, E Kunos, R Capien, L Grey, J Olin, R Cooper, J Urban R Truck, J Seibert C Smith R Raudebaugh J Grevn N Fulk L Garn, C Krichbaum C Aust'n J Weikel, R Stull, J Iotter, A Ewing, J Meng, E Blough L Hartsel D Owens, w Cameron, K Hoverstock J Schwgxer, R Flickinger, Urs Anderson 1-ff' y N A 5' V 2 r: . . , . , ' I ' our 0 I ,1 ,rof:': Z N ,'v. ' . , U Q H LJ I I. KI . J, W 5 o' 4 LA A? VT 1' Cxax 1 i i Y , .1 fcxf , X aff. r Ki My in X rf. J N eg . Q N r f :Z 6 x fi Q ,-f N ,L , ww 'Q 233 r fwj I GRADE ' THREE X :XX Qifxy, 'lx N V 1 ll, X LLFT T0 RIGHT FIRST ROW Austen, R Badertscrer, W Baldner, Kyler, K Cooper, D Cosner Cooper, B Dilgard, D Heffelfinger Kunos, F Hunt, R Blough, A Caipen Brennstuhl, T Reed, A Barren, J Bee, C Reed, G Finley, L Shearer L Miller, I Austen, J Hollingsvorth J Holmes, K Austen, S Fulk, E Eagle K Hoverstock, G Gilbert, J Glasgo J Shaffer, S Burgan, J dcKinley, German, C Rowan E Shearer, T Morgan, L Hootman, Bell, J Briggs, J Hopkins, R Ginger D Briggs K Rowland, R Box, S Hines, T Lrban, R Garst, D Gsrns, D Burrell, D Oney Teacher, liss Frances Freer SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW SEVENTH ROI fff Xxx I P F 1 1 3 Ko n 1 o R. . . : D. . ' . , R .... 3 Do Ox t O : . . . 0 . . , : . . . O . . , . . . i L. : . . . . L. . . . y, Ay, Sf, .,jfj Ili V N X3 x X fu .X X X FXR, 1 LEFT TO MGHT FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH RON SIXTH ROW Saurs, B Stake, C Young, D Gilbert Gallagher, T Kerr, P Paullin, R Stowe Hoover, G Ewing G Kauffman, E Martin Flickinger, M Stumbaugh, D Liebolt, Rowan, lisa Scott L Young, D Wile, R Cosner, R Smalley, E McCauley, R Briggs, T Paullin Garn, L Newmeyer, S Slmanton, D Metcalf Starr, P Harry letter, J Maxwell, P Dague, R Schweyer, Humrichauser, S Krebes Cooper, S Paullin, G Cripe, I Faber, I Fowler, N Bell, V Fowler LEFT T0 RIGHT I 14' FIRST ROW K Hootman, J Bell, A German, S Eagle, S Harry, D Bull, J Crites, J Blough, J Hawks, P Atterholt, R Jones SECOND ROW A Heffelfinger, C Gantz, J Fast, F Cosner, J Crumrine, I Dudte, D Donelaon, J Holder baum, J Johnston THIRD ROW S Brookover, I Caipen, L Gray, I Dague, S Hines E : S. . . . , T. . . . . : P. . , . . , Sr a e L' : Bl O. .O O B. . ': S. . . . C. . . 'V 2 Do e e e e C 'Wgfp. t I r . I J iv all J ' ' fsiiiiir 'L-f Ll nan , 32 M. ' ' . F QQL . H r I A I . LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST RON Topper, G Spring, A Kunos SECOND ROW Shriver, D McKinley, D Weaver, Murray, G Knecht, J Somerlade, Smith, A Urban, L Obrecht, K Tallmadge, K Owens THIRD ROW W Rowan, G Sours, L Rodgers, H Murray, J Trunk, J Lorgan, B Max well, G Miller, N Walker, F Sargeant, G Kopp FOURTH RON B Raudebaugh, B Rowland, G Krichbaum, G Lifer RLADI C CLASS hrs Westcott and so e of Her stldents 'S J. . '. Z G- Q . B- . . Vf U . . Q 2 .a Q o o o n 1 Q - o .1 1 0 . Y I 0 Q 0 Q .'iJ' t A. . f A 1 . X K U . Y w H' . . . . .' . H 5 n XI - If PM-1 My A QQENIOR ORCHESTRA - Y ' I nr N X' - V xv , ' V . BOYS G LEE GKRLS G LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Tonlinson, B Strine, M Lewis, C Mc Cauley V P M Young President, T Luik art Qecretary, B Priest Treasurer, J Krieling Historian Moore, P Becker, L Gray, B Holderbaum, Hall, N Holderbaum, B Gray, C Warner, Seibert, V Spring Garn, N Donelson, P Sigler, S Becker, Owens, M Hartwig, L Zickefoose, M Heifner, Young FIRST RON LCOLD ROW THIRD ROI LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Stake Reporter, J Hopkins Secretary, James President, R Crumlick, V P Schweyer Treasurer Banks, N Dudte, J Harper, L Robson, Newmver, N Shearer, Mr Nagey Flickinger, D Atterholt, J Shibinski Blough, D Spotts C Johnston, F Baker Kyser, C Schweter, E Hardy K Metzger C55 T 0 0 0 T S' ' 2 R. . . . S. . . . J. . . T: M. . . . P. . . . M. 1 0 I 0 : J. - . - L. - . . H Jo ' 2 B. . . . P. '. . . I Re a o 3 M. . , . . : O. . . , . J COMM ITTEE S V LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Miss Tomlinson, H Lewis, M Paullin, J Rowland, C McCauley SECOND ROW E Keister, J Hopkins, J Qtake, J Schweyer LEFT TO RIGHT B FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: S. Ewing, L. Hoover B. Kyler, McCauley, . Gray, M. Glasgo, L. Eagle, L. Hall, C. Warner, W. Shearer, D. O. Kyser, Mr. Weikel. THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW 1CDAPE',L . 'R' LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: D. Ables, P. Buffenmyer, M. Hartwig, P. P. ' . ' , ' : R. . , . M. . , : D. . , P. . . Tallmadge, Miss Campbell, M Lewis SECOND ROW C McCauley, B Gray, B Holderbaum, E Sigler, B Strine, B Metzer, T Luikart, Owens, D Flickinger, L Hall Lutz, L Lutz, P Sigler Editor-in-Chief. . . . . . .Margarete Hartwig Assistant Editor . . . . . . . Pat Buffenmyer Feature Editors. Steve Hopkins, Pat Tgllmadge AI'tEd1t0rgeceooeoo0ooDa1OAb1es Sports Editors . . . . . . . .Dennis McCauley Beverly Metzger Music Ed1tors.Martha Heifner, Lois Zickefeose copy Ed1tor.'. . . . . . . . .Patty Tallmadge Reporters. . . . Patti Owens, Rosalie Moore Sally Hall, Mary Lewis Correspondent. . . . . . . . .Lois Hall Business Manager Colleen McCauley Advertising Manager Lowell Lutz Assistants Dennis McCauley, Steve Hopkins Circulation Manager Twila Luikart Assistants Patti Owens, Janet Rowland Printers Phil Lutz, Jim Badertscher Typists Doris Flickinger, Lois Hall Margarete Hartwig, Twila Luikart Patti Owens, Patty Tallmadge Marilyn Young, Lois Zickefoose Adviser 457, Miss Vivian Campbell UOOTO. S Hall, J Rowland, L Zickefoose, Heifner, J Kreiling, M Young McCauley, J Badertscher, S Hopkins, LEFT TO RI RT FIRST ROW Kauffman, S Hall, J Kreiling, C McCauley, Young, M Heifner SECOND ROW Metzger, J Rowland, L Gregory, J Seibert, THIRD ROW McCauley D Smalley, D Atterholt L Lutz Miss McGuire LhFl T0 RIGHT VlnSF POW J Outllo, L Hartsel, Gray, J Pumm, S Newmeyer, J Mena, Ionelson SEOONI ROn K Bee, R Lint, D Pence, M Staumbaugb, R Lewis, M Aber THIRD ROA J Shib'nski, J Messener, A Holmes, L Paul lin, B. Sigler -N X 4 -4' fi J sb KE 3. .: D. . . . . M. . . : B. . . . . M. Young, P. Buffenmeyer. . V: D. . , . . , . A , l . ' . : A . o , . J. . 1 . . A K. w 2.1 Tuesday, 5 Saturday, 9 Wednesday, Friday, Friday, Wednesday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday, 3 Friday, R I SEPTEMBER The busy school year at J H S officially began Football Preview for our new team was held at Wooster Our Jerrles played Glenmont 'Small Fries were given immunization shots Jerries played football, Perrysville, There Jerries played football, Glenmont, Here Booster Club Met Jerries played football, Birmingham, Here OCTOBFR The F F A held their first meeting Our buses underwent inspection Jerries played football, Howard, There Wednesday l The P T A held their first meeting Friday, 15 Tuesday, l7 Friday, Thursday, 26 Friday, Saturday, 28 F1-may, Friday, Tuesday, l4 Saturday 18 Tuesday, 21 Wednesday, Thursday, 23 Friday, Monday, 27 Tuesday, 28 Wednesday, 29 Thursday, 30 Friday, Monday, Monday, Tuesday, 12 Wednesday, 15 Friday, 1 Tuesday, l9 Thursday, 21 Friday, 22 Saturday, 23 Jerries played football, Glenmont, There, Qunlucky 13th, we lostl, Also it marked the end of the first la of our school journey Qthe first six weeks period The F H A had their initiation Jerries played football, Hayesville, Here Booster Club held their meeting No school N E O T A at Clevele d Jerries played football, Walnut Creek, There NOVEMBER Jerries played football, Bladensburg, There High School had their nwelcoming the Freshmen party A and the F F A had a combined party T A sponsored a round and square dance Juniors sponsored a turkey supper for the public Second leg of our school journey ended Thanksgiving vacation arrived Thanksgiving vacation Our Thanksgiving vacation is still holding out because of a record breaking November snow The Big Snow still kept J H S closed Back to School Same story Big Snow came back DECEMBER Big Snow still kept the doors of J H S closed but our brave Blue Jays ventured out and played basketball, Savannah, There School reopened Blue Jays played Chester, Here A Blue Jays played basketball, Perrysville, Here F H A had their Christmas pert Juniors presented their play, 'Grandad Meets a Pal' Blue Jays played basketball, Ruggles Troy, Here Grades l, 2, 3,presented 'Susanna's Christmas' Blue Jays played Sullivan at the College Christmas vacation started Lions' Christmas Party Mixed Chorus carolled CContinuedJ M A C H O F T M E 15. .. ' 15 . . . . 22 . . . . . 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 . . . 2 . . . . . . , l . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 . 2 . .... I .... . . . 2v.I' n 5 . . . . . . Monday, 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The F. F. A. Met 10 . . W . . . . F. H. . . . . , . . . . . . P. . . 22'I'..... 24.I' IIIIIIIIL... ' 1. . 4 . . . ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. F. . Met 5 . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . y Tuesday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, Thursday Saturday Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, and , 20 Thursday 1 Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Friday, J 5 I Friday, Saturday, Wednesday Thursday, 1 ,21 2 2 yn Friday, Thursda Monday, 8 Wednesd Monday Friday, Saturda Monday Tuesday ay, 14 1 2 yn 2 I 2 6 I ay, ll 2 Thursday, Monday, Friday, Tuesday Wednesd Friday, Tuesday Saturday, 5 Monday, 7 Tuesday, Friday, ll Sunday, 20 Tuesday, 22 C I KCont1nuadD JANUARY School reopened Blue Jays played basketball, Hayesvllle, Here A Blue Jays played basketball, Polk, There Blue Jays played basketball Savannah, Here Blue Jays played basketball, Perrysvllle, There Friday, 18 and 19 Semester Exams Blue Jays played basketball,Nashville,Here Blue Jays played basketball, Ruggles Troy, Here Our Homecomin Game was played with Sullivan, Here ue ays p ayed basketball, Sterling, There FEBRUARY Snow closed the Halls of J H S once more Snow prevented J H S from holding classes again School once more reopened Blue Jays played basketball, Polk, Here B Snow closed our doors again Seniors took Scholarship Tests Cgeneral and agriculture! 7tb and 8th grades had a Valentine's part County Tournament B e g a n F H A had a Bake Sale Tournament continued County Tournament continued Washington's Birthday was celebrated CNo School! MARCH Mixed Chorus presented the Operetta, WTrial By Jury A Findlay College Representative talked to the Seniors P T A Grades 4, 5, 6 presented nTom Sawyer Ashland College Advisor talked to the Seniors No School Good Friday' News from J H S was transcribed over WATG Easter Vacation F H A Theater Party APRIL A Juniors sponsored a carnival F H A Mother Daughter Banquet was held Preliminary Scholarship Tests were given here Seniors presented their play 8th grade tests A Physics and Biology class visited Perkins Observatory MA District State Scholarship Tests were taken at Wooster A A Junior Senior Banquet was held The Big Day for the Seniors arrived Baccaleaureate Our Journey at J H S came to an end Commencement M A R H O F T M E 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . . 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. F. . Met 9 . . . . . 12 . . . . . . . . , 16 . . . . . 25IIIII - 26 . . . 30 . . . . 2 ' . : .... . . ' . . . ' eI...IIIIII ' 9. . : .............. 16 . . . . . . . . . .L. . . . . . Z 7 . . . . . . . 2 . . . ........... I I n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. F. . Met 12 . . . Tuesday, 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . County F. H. A. Rally was held N , 9 . . . . 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U ' 24 . . . . . , 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. F. . Met lO.. - o..'..I' - . 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. H. . Met 26 . . - Y . 2 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. F. . Met 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. H. . Met XX A gX i i 1 IllllIIllllIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ATHI. TICS S ? ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LEFT T0 RIGHT FIRST ROW Hawkins, J Stake, S Hopkins, Hartwig P Tallmadge SECOND RON N Dudte, Mr Westcott, Mr VanGi1der Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Insignia Committee Executive Committee Steve Hopkins Margarete Hartwig Patty Tallmadge Paul Hawkins Norman Dudte Coaches Mr Westcott and hr VanG11der 4423 : P. . . ' M. , . O . . . . . . Jim Stake qhfx 1 X ig? 1 5 Qt f X . Peverl Ietzoer-, Bett Qtrire Iaronrete fartfib 'ard Paullin 2 I xQ .Je + Qtr' e soft rreta 'ml 'w ' r f- Flin FCCTEZKIT CYf7fRIT'.'D 1C,: , ,y I ' y . , .f ' , .I I I f 2 N ff, 1 f I f I I,nQZ'T'fLf.If '1?f'f'T:I'!.TTfL: .-QevCr'1j.' f'f:f2IlQ: , :T'.',Y.'IfAiS 3r'aj', Y.-7' ty' ' -W , 1-I 'K ' 11. , .r'. .-:Fi , Verigj, .-T'-arf: Tm , . were Q NC c It oe ee nv ue e n OS E1 OB 9 I I' QUEEN har arete Hartwig, MAID OF HONOR Lois Livkefoose, CFU J B I F Bill Haudebaugh, PAGES Charles Rovrn, and Johnny Honkins FLOWER GIRLS Beth Qtake inn Heffelfinrer, Kay Owens, and Judy past QU'PEN'S ESCOPT Rey Crumlick and M ID OF HONOR'S n.S ORT Jim Stake PIAMIST Naomi Humm 8 Bn 3 6 6 A O 6 O ll C 8 OH 6 we Il on 8 BI' 11 I' 6 PS 8 or O I' LII' III 8 BD . I 1 ,xx 'Z P . L 3 ICO 1 In T t s 1 ' ' ' M C H t 1 C 1 ' 1 K T1 1 Y L I , e 1 2 K . in Q K ' 1 YU ki 1 .N A i 5, if stk Sd 9 -z A A 5 . A F1 y .I Q 5 ,Y - 4 L N' e 8 S tw, V -A V I' 6 . J O i W f Y' . . 1 , 1 5' n 1 , 1 Q 3 , , , I n A L 1 1 J MRO L ' I X I Z 5 Y Z R E b , n K D H 4 xx' I A S 1 a s ' : f P 1 t 1 e 1 J . rd e ' t Y U Y t d Z 1' C 3 S ' , nl? E .RE T: I J O : . ' : PM B S , 1' W K 1 A S 11 ly b t h 1 1 e K . 1 1 S pt ry, ,nt , 8 1 1 1: v - Br X . Y .L er gig O , 1 A O :vii f ' iw 1 1 Q D - ' O . Y B T t 1 ,.g Y S k S 1 , Q Q n R ' x L 1: 'S f L xg n ,Q O ' o O N s 8 x 5 Football Team LEFT T0 RIGHT FIRST ROW J Schwsyer, S Hopkins, N Dudte, D Mccaule K Metzger, P Hawkins SEPOND ROI E Everstine, L Robson, L Lutz, C Keister, Schweyer, P Newmeyer, Hr Westcott lanager For the first time in the history of Jeromesville High School we have organized a football team After a lot of hard work and co operation on the part of the students, friends in the community, and members of the faculty, es pecially our former seventh and eighth grade coach Mr Davenport we secured the necessary equipment needed for the team! Although the season's record for our new team was poor, we got much enjoyment out of the games and the players got a lot of experience which they will be able to use to make a really good team next year We want to thank our coach Mr Westcott for helping us get that big start' Scores for the Season Jeromesville Jero esville Jeromeeville Jeromeeville Jeromeeville Jeromesville Jero esville Jeromesvllle Jeromeeville KPrev1ewJ Glenmont Perrysville Glenmont Birmingham Howard Glenmont Hayesville Walnut Creek Bladensburg : . . . . y, U : I I O A I O Cl NOT PRESENT:B. Banks, J: Stake, D. Atterholt, and P. Lutz- 20 O 8 54 24 26 12 12 40 6 VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Jim Stake, Willis Shearer, Bob Banks, and Ted Zickefoose SLCOBD ROW Steve Hopkins, Paul Hawkins, John Schweyer and Norman Dudte Coach, hr Van Gilder LEAGUE GAMES Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville -Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesvllle NON-LEAGUE GAM S: Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville cvtfbf Savannah Perrysville Ruggles Troy Sullivan Hayesville Polk Savannah Perrysville Ruggles-Troy 4Sul1ivan Polk Hayesville Chester Nashville Sterling I Jeromesville JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT FTRST ROW Bob Banks Wig Shearer, Jim Hopkins, Ted Zickefoose SECOND ROW Lowell Lutz Paul Newmeyer, Dwight Atterholt, Ed Everstine JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 57 Savannah I1 Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesvllle Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesvllle Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville 2 Chester Perrysville Ruggles Troy Sullivan Hayesville Polk Savannah Perrysville Nashville Ruggles Troy Sullivan Sterling Hayesville Baseball Team We did have a Spring Baseball Team this year at J H S , but due to the deadline we had to meet for picture of our team or give you the predictions Eill lgli I ' -I . 4 ,, , ., , 59 28 21 29 - 25 25 4 29 . 30 36 50 - 25 Jeromesville 45 Polk 22 54 the publishing of this annual, we could not put in a oanmv 5 OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Za me ANNOUNCEMENTS gf PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS 0 4457 TREASURY OFWISDOM STATIONERY DIPLOMAS WWfWfQfw1jfwI'Mf'Mf'v YEARBOOKS crzoafi of rfmefzfta 1472 I 610 Z g 'X XX cl-S Q Q ,J ' 3 E. 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