Jeromesville High School - Cristata Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

if sb dp LP rl 'Q 1655 s s 5 . Q B 1' . X H PRES 5vn,Lf WC' QWHG JEROME cuss 1-7ERomzs S X x Q SU-N CEOICAIIOD We the Seniors of Jeromesvxlle High School Class of 1955 do hereby dedicate our annual to you our parents It IS with deepest respect and appreciation for helping us through our four most important years that we do so without your constant guidance and understanding it would have important achxevements in our school hfe and we would hke to share rt with you Please accept the dedxcation of our annual as an expression of the love and appreciation which we have for you If it weren t for you behind us gxvmg us a helping hand here and a discipline there we would not be the people we are today Your guidance has helped in the formaticn of memories which happily end our htm school career and make us ready to take that important step forward into the world of tomorrow been impossible for us to attain our goal. Our yearbook, Memoirs 1955, is one of the most -4, V Vgfia., -f 4 A 7. F2551 1 'Q 5' 'Q-W Q - 1. v G Nj A Mfg 'EFF' Em 'x W. qs ,Q A ,. 015.1 irffi' 1 .-Q.-Q 5? 'iziilfif-f in L' ll V my X ,. 11 MR RAYMOND BOYER Prlncrpal Sclence Senlor Sponsor Ohlo State Umverslty Ashland College MRS OLIVE MURRAY Englrsh Speech Sophomore Sponsor Bluffton College Manetta College Ashland College MRS REBECCA SMITH MR WESLEY BOALS Home Economics Physrcal Educauon F H A Soc1alStud1es Ohro State Wlttenberg College MRS NORA COOPER French 7th Geography MR, FRANK BACZUK Engllsh 7 and 8 Mathematrcs '7th Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor Socral Commrttee Sponsor Fairmont State College Pep Commrttee Sponsor West Vtrgima Unrverslty Ashland College o u . . 1 s n . MR. MORELAND HOUSE LOIS ZICKEFOOSE Vocal Music Secretary Ashland College Trinity University MR RICHARD JORDAN Business Education MR ROBERT IAMS Junior Sponsor Instrumental CHIT CHAT Sponsor Bowling Green State University Ashland College University of Michigan Ohio State University 11 MR. CARL NAGY Agriculture Adult Farmers F. F. A. Advisor Freshman Sponsor Ohio State University MR ERNEST HOPKINS Veterans Agriculture Instructor University of Tennessee MR THOMAS LA FRANCE MRS CHARLENE ELLISTON MRS MYRTLE HOCKENSMITH 6th Grade 5th Grade 4th Grade Ashland College Ashland College Ashland College MISS FRANCES HIEER MRS ZORAYDA RAMAGE MISS DEE ANN CAMPBELL 3rd Grade 2nd Grade 2nd Grade Ashland College Wooster College Ashland College MISS MARY RICKETT MRS ANN KITTLE MRS MARY YEAGLE Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 5 8a 6 Ashland College Bob .T ones University Ashland College Wooster College Kent State University a tea 12's pnayen O God make me a better teacher Help me to understand my pupils to listen patiently to what they have to say and to answer all their questions kindly Keep me from interrupting them talking back to them and contra dicting them Make me as courteous to them as I would have them be to me Give me the courage to confess my sins against my children and to ask of them forgiveness when I know that Ihave done them wrong May I not vainly hurt the feelings of my children. Forbid that I should laugh at their mistakes or resort to shame and ridicule as punishment. Let me not tempt a child to lie and steal. So guide me hour by hour that I may demonstrate by all I say and do, that honesty pro- duces happiness . . . Reduce, I pray, the mearmess in me. May I cease to nagg and when I am out of sorts, help me, O Lord, to hold my tongue . . . Blind me to the little errors of my children and help me to see the good things that they do. Give me a ready word for honest praise . . . Help me to treat my pupils as those of their own age, but let me not exact of them the judgement and conventions of adults. Allow me not to rob them of the opportunity to wait upon themselves, to think, to choose, and to make decisions . . . Forbid that I should ever punish them for my selfish satisfaction. May I grant them all their wishes that are reasonable and have the courage always to withhold a privilege which I know will do them harm . . . Make me so fair and just, so considerate and companionable to my children that they will have a genuine esteem for me. Fit me to be loved and imitated by my children. With all thy gifts, O God, do give me calm and poise and self-control. 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IOHN AUSTEN SARA EWING , , . : . . . . . , . lia- , s ' . , : : - Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 234FFA 1234 Sentt 3 Annual Staff4 Athlettc Assoct anon 1 2 3 4 Assembly Commtttee 4 Class Play 3 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee 1234 FHA 1234 Reporer 3 Chtt Chat 1 2 3 Annual Staff4 Gtrls Ensemble 3 Class Vrce Presr dent 3 Athletrc Assoctatton 1 2 3 STANLEY BECKER MARGARET COOK Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee 1 Ptan1st3 Parlramen tartan 4 Chtt Chat 1 2 3 4 Athle tc Assoctatronl 2 3 Annual Staff4 Lt brartan 3 4 Home comtng Attendant 4 Soctal Commrttee 3 JOYCE STARR LARRY PAULLIN Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1234 Ch1tChat1234 n nual Staff4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ltbranan 1 3 Athlenc Assoctatton 1 2 3 4 Executtve Commrttee 3 Assembly Commtttee 1 3 Soctal Commtttee 4 Class Play 3 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee C Cat1234 Band1234 An nual Staff4 Socral Commtttee 4 Class Presldent 1 Homecoming At tendant 2, Gtrls Ensemble 4, Clar inet Quartet 1, 2, 3,4g Athletic As- sociatlon 1, 2, 3,4g Librarian lg Class Play 3, Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 1 2 nual Staff 4 Basket bal 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Instgnla Com mrttee 4 Athlettc Assoctattonl 2 3 4 Soc1alComm1ttee 3 MALCOLM LEWIS MIRIAM ELEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4g F,H,A, l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Athletic' Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Glee 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Athletic Asso cratron 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY SWINEHART CHARLES BOREMAN Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Athletic Asso tion 1 2 3 Pres1dent4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee F H A 1 2 3 4 Plan 1 Chit Chat 1 3 4 Annual Staff4 Librarian 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Ath let1cAssoc1at1on L, 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Social Committee 1 Assembly Committee 2 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Class Play Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 3 1 2 3 4 Tr urer2 Vice Pres1dent3 President 4 Annual 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Athletic As soclation 1 2 3 4 M1xedChorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Ch1tChat4 An nual Staff4 Llbrar ran 3 4 Cheerlead 2 3 4 G Ensemble 3 4 Ath letlc Association 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 WILMA srvnrn TOM sr ULL : ' I D l . I I 1.-. Z , ' 1.2, er 1, , , 5 irls cia' , , ,4, ' ' ' LARRY LANDMAN JOAN BADERTSCHER 1!2l3!4s ' I ' I U D : . s ' , , : : 3. 1,2, ,4g F,F,A, ' ,, , , 5 eas- A l D I 3 U . - 2 , Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chlt Chat 3 Annual Staff4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Asso cratron 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 1 234 FHA 14 AnnualStaff 4 Athletrc Associatron 1 2 3 4 DWAYNE PAULLIN ELSIE ROWLA ND Mrxed Chorus 2 4 Glrls Glee 2 Treasurer 2 Pramst 4 Chrt Chat 2 4 Edrtor 4 Annual Qtaff4 Lrbrarran 1 2 Band 1 2 rls Ensemble 3 4 Clar met Quartet 1 Ath letrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 g '-W EVELYN HOSFORD DAVE STRAITS Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 34 FFA 1 24AnnualStaff 4 Track 3 4 Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 234FHA 1234Repor r Hrstorran 1 3 4 Chrt Chat 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 Vlce Presldent 2 Llbrarran 1 2 4 Treasurer 4 Band 3 4 Athletrc Assocrauon 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Homecomrng Queen 4, Attendant 35 Grrls En- semble 3 4g Class Play 3, i Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Chit Chat 1 4 Annual Staff4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 s sembly Commrttee 2 Athletrc Assocta tion 1 2 3 4 IOHN SLATER ILENE ST ULL Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 3 A 1 2 3 4 Se tary 2 3 Vlce Pres1dent4 Annual Staff4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base balll 234 Trackl 234 Ath letrc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 4 Execu tive Commlttee 4 Assembly Com mrttee 2 Soc1alComrmttee 1 Boys State 3 Class Play 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1234 FHA 14 AnnualStaff 4 Athletrc Assoclanon 1 2 3 4 DUWAYNE KAUFFMAN ALICE ROWLAND Mrxed Chorus 1 4 Boys Glee 1 Annual Staff 4 brarlan 3 4 Band 1 2 Bus Patrolman 1 2 Athlet1cAssoc1a non 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 34 FHA 1234 Ann Sraff4 Band 1 2 3 4 Athlenc socranon 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Boys Glee 4 An nual Staff4 Ashland I-hgh School Ashland Ohro 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 F A 3 porter 3 Chu Chat 3 Llbrarran 34 Cheerleader 2 An nual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Athletrc As soclatron 1 2 3 4 CAROL SHANE BILL ROSEBOROUGH 112: 14: F-F' f v o 9 1 cre- ' ,2'3' ' . , . , ' '2'3' : ' . . . 4: F.F.A. 1.2.3,4: 49F' ' ' L23 ' re' : Li- . Z . : . 1 5 ' LOWELL GARN JIM DAGUE as 1l2l I : U 9 I I I : : . . . : ' AS' STIARI-IO-fllll h FIRST ROW A Rowland C Shane E Rowland J Smalley S Swrnehart SECOND ROW V Shearer, J Austm M Cook S Becker,L Hoover,M Eley THIRD ROW L Paullin M Lew1s L Landman J Dague L Garn ABSENT W Smtth S Ewmg CLASS HISTORY When our shxp docked at Jerormsvrlle ln 1951 for our freshman year there were 40 members rn the crew Tlus berng the f1rst year tn htgh school we were pretty exctted We came boaung through rn the sophomore year wxrh a smaller crew We had lost Barbara Pence Ronald Hudson, Carol Blough Dons Atterholt Roberta Motter and J Lme Shrtver left behmd Thzs was a btg year wtth preparmg the jumor and semor banquet and servmg Lxons Club suppers The Jumor play The Thursday Murders was also a hlghhght We gamned one crew member Shlrley Henthorne, who was needed badly as qurte a few had left durmg the summer Our semor year found us qtute enthused about the com1ng graduation Before the beginmng of the year we lost more of the crew Joanne Chance and Bob Srgler had walked the plank for somewhere else Going wrth them was Sh1rley Henthorne Durmg our semor year there was a lot of excrtement The annual was a hlghlxght and one of the most xmportant Along wnh this was the semor play PAPA WAS A PREACHER and the semor trtp along wrth servmg at suppers and sales Mid way another member walked the plank That was Helen Gregory but to cover tlus loss we had employed B111 Roseborough to work w1th the crew So as our good ship left Jeromesv1l1e Hxgh School on May 26 1955 30 members left wxth rt to go on thexr way into the world to fmd new adventure 73 1-n' - Coming into the junior year we found that Mary Lou Raudebaugh and Ted Seibert had been I OAN JOYCE EVELYN .Q-Y SARA DU WAYNE K ILENE AND TOM THERESA av f1 DAVE WILMA S 575 rw-ng, DU WAYNE P ALICE AND ELSIE MIRIAM BLLLR. R AR SHIRLEY A VS? ' 'f X' fy - saw 1 iie Q . A-3 ww X P Q 113' ,- .- 'Y' -, .gm is Q sg, iffy- ' . T ' MILLIE AND LARRY an Q 1 a . 1 . SX 1 , if JANET Q LARRY P. MALCOLM 'Tl ,lmuu Eg. if Nik W M ' an A ,if r 14 JOHN S STANLEY MARGARET JIM D. s.., gf CAROL LARRY H. Oh JOHN A. ,Mew W f V H v ,t fl I Li J rixfifg ' I ' '4' fail, Nfl ' W f ,H 'im ra ' 5, cw ,a .S E Q 01. ,y 5 , ga ff V 4, . 4 , L 54 Ei 6 3 W ' , XL i U 5 Q : Qfqj A Q 3 . G, ,LZA ,A 14 1.1 if j- ,Q , . M v , , ml' it wwn.Q Af 21',.,fQal,,,'?i i'Q Q .. .K ,L ,b . ,A , J., 71 f -ww N A Y L Q' if ' 'M f I, M -f Q ii ' W :Z -Q 4' 36 x yrk' 7 M . 4 A W g,,,,,5AA W L ' . ki , gf f X, ia Q ii W ,ff 5 1 5, AM 4 Hr- M PM '--4 ' m'wm. Q 'K We Q an if 0 fu 1 S a ..-' : , -:swf H 1 'Tia Jumons FIRST ROW J Stake P Hopklns Secretary J Messner M Glasgo Treasurer B Kyler Presxdent L Srruth B Hopkms M. Landman G Austln Vmoe Presldent T Reed SECOND ROW D Metcalf M. W1se R Clark B Hall J Garman M Aber R Lmt C Sprmg, N Barton P Topper THIRD ROW T Holderbaum J Ebert J Tallmadge D Kyser H Cooper N The ,Tumor Class started the school year off by havmg a candy apple stand at the Ashland County Farr at wluch they made S275 00 They then held thexr class play THE KIND LADY on November 19 The play was a three act mystery and had fourteen players m ll On December 1 they served the Lions Club Chr1stmas banquet to 94 people That was the only banquet they served One of thelr bxggest act1v1ties was the .Tumor and Semor Prom held in May The prom was a great success for them and the semors w1l1 remember rt for a long ume They are getting a good start toward therr semor class tr1p They hope to have S300 O0 or more ln the class treasury at the end of the year Thxrteen of the eighteen boys part1c1pate tn athleucs of some sort and 28 out of 33 total class members belong to m1xed chorus Norman Brlggs Dean Kyser Howard Cooper Jerry Garman Ray Lmt were the jumor boys who went to Kansas C1ty 1n October for the Nauonal F F A Convenuon F1 1 fax lx Xxfx Briggs, R. Cutlip, E. McCauley, R. Eagle, D. Triesler. R. Zickefoose, Mr. Jordan. f A r 1 7 N SODHOIHORES , f'i'W,1. , W ' 'a-flJ7'.'3, X if I 1 T' .1 's FIRST ROW L McClure D Straus T Crosland Secretary R Smlth Vioe Presldent J McK1nley Treasurer R Lewls Prestdent W Hardy D Kauffman SECOND ROW M Hunt D Sm1th M B11lotte C Newmeyer D Donelson M Stake R Shearer J Robson D Gal11her THIRD ROW Mrs Murray F Domer R Rogers B Cook R Gray M Stumbaugh G KISSCI E He1fner The sophomore act1v1t1es vary from mus1c and sctence to cookmg and athleucs Twenty two of the twenty seven members of the class belong to m1xed chorus whtle f1ve belong to the band Among the other mustcal talent tn th1s group are sxx gxrls who smg tn the Jumor ensemble Most of the sophomores took bxology th1s year Last fall they enloyed a f1e1d trip wxth the agrxculture boys lt was a trtp to v1s1t var1ous farms tn the commumty to observe examples of good and bad conservatlon Many of the gtrls are becommg very good cooks and managers One of the reasons for th1s IS that they have been gammg expertence by helpmg plan and carry out banquets They were largely responslble for the success of the football banquet thls year Dur1ng the basketball season the sophomore gtrls helped wtth the concesston booth whtle many of the boys took part m the game Tlus fme group of athletes wtll really be top notch by the t1rne they are semors XWXJ A L fl,-lifjg ?i'!5 ty, X 24 NJWMW H. Z, -i Sl' 1 i WW 7 ' N I H ii Eneshm n FIRST ROW R Davls, C Gregory Vtoe Prestdent C Cameron Treasurer J Cuthp P Fxckes, Presldent A Ables, Secretary J Barton SECOND ROW J Str1ne L Gtngery L Weaver D Sours S Rogers,N Wyle S Crumltck D Shane THIRD ROW K Kerr P Ewlng C Mowrer R Zxckefoose, J Maxwell T Denney, M McK1n1eY. J Rogers P Gray FOURTH ROW J Humm G Baldner,J Slater C Fowler,J' Gray S Sports D Sl'l'11l'.h Mr Nagy The freshmen for the1r f1rst year tn htgh school dxdn t have the opportumty to part1c1pate 1n as many act1v1t1es as they w1ll have 1n lugher grades One b1g moment of the year was the mmatton ll'lI0 h1gh school tn the fall Not only was ll an 1n1t1at1on but also a Sadte Hawkms party III wh1ch all the h1gh school took part The everung was spent by honormg the freshmen rn rn1m1c EBICVISIOD programs IVE GOT A SECRET, TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, and THIS IS YOUR LIFE The latter program was the ltfe of sentor Dave Stratts betng presented by the freshmen Also var1ous games were played races were held and a scavenger hunt was staged downtown The hardest part of the party was the clean up whxch was part of the tmuatxon for the freshmen Out of the 15 gtrls 1n the class, 15 belong to F H A and 15 to m1xed chorus The boys hold the1r own too, as 11 belong to F F A and 16 to mlxed chorus The three Jumor varstty basketball cheerleaders came from thts class and two of the g1rls are members of the ,Tumor Ensemble Ten of the boys paructpate m athleucs of some sort ' 0 0 I - I I l : I l U ' . . . 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Q Q I o o a u o 1 6lGh1Zh GRACE FIRST ROW R Maxwell K Hoverstock C Smlth Treasurer W Welkel Presxdent J Selbert Secretary J Ohn V1ce Presldent L Cuthp SECOND ROW B Cameron J Clark L Gray P Snuth C Austxn L Domer N Fulk J' Schweyer R Raudebaugh THIRD ROW E Blough D Gardner D Mmer R Fhckmger B Laughhn J Meng A Reed M Llght FOURTH ROW Mr Baczuk J Krsrler J Motrer J Urban C Krxchbaum R Kre1hng,L Hartsel D Owens S Newmeyer D Stull S eventh GRACE Presldent T Urban Presldent J Hopkms B D1lgard W Baldner L M1l1er,D Heffelfinger SECOND ROW S Fulk B Johff B Kyler D Durbxn D Brennstuhl J Lexbolt L Blough K Rowland D Buggs J' McK1n1ey Mrs Cooper THIRD ROW L W1se R Melhck S Burgan D Chrlstopher F Hunt D Gxlbert R Gmgery L Hootman L Garman T Bursley J Sheaffer FOURTH ROW R Steward L Bell A Herron R Hawks R Garst T Morgan J Myers J. Glasgo,L Garn,J Brrggs E Shearer FIRST ROW: R. Badertscher, K. Austin, Treasurer: K. Hoverstock, Secretary: S. Hines, Vice- VIR' Y 2 Y 'Q Fei! ? 5133 . f ' :-. ff' 2 K Wx in A uf S' 3 S , 4 -, L I in ,T . X,Q.v fa , ' f- -.0-R., ,Q 2 Q 24 ,, is x 5 is as Ag Q ,, 'Sym ak . ,way Q as 5 A W' M ' . 'Y My w is- Xf, ,j. mi? 3. Xi- ax JL W K g 5 :bg is ii 1 3 is 3 gg 2 5 ,Q sig? iw I 'Yi 1 Sk ' A 'Z H Q k ,. X S pg Q Qiffi , . fski . Efj,Q VKX 'q -:Q- f L. N Am , ,kgs , ,inn . 'vm-muffsxw fun-f -33 Edih onaoe FIRST ROW S Brookover G Spring J Davxs D Donelson J Topper J Somerlade J Bell R Saurers SECOND ROW K Hootman J Hawks N Walker K Tallmadge R Rowland B Mmer A Heffelfmger P Chnstopher C K1st1er J Crltes THIRD ROW F Sargeant J Fast I.. Gray A Shearer G Carpenter L Rogers G M111er S Hmes J Morgan Mrs Elhston founth onaoe Ramsxer N Fulk SECOND ROW J Holderbaum, D Flckes M Obrecht N Hawks R Pamer R Weaver J Rothermel C Lelbolt S Eagle Mrs Hockensmxth THIRD ROW D Kerr W Raudebaugh M Reed E Metcalf L McClure C Franks N Buchholz J Garn C Kyser FOURTH ROW G Gardner R McKmley J Blough R Cosner G Sours G Cosner L Horn P Atterholt M Dague P Dague FIRST ROW: C. Jenny, M, Olin, J. Sports, N. Tallmadge, E, BriS8S. J. Domer, G. Light, K TSNIRO GRACE nf' 5 FIRST ROW S Obrecht M Kerr D Fhckmger M Garman S Shreffler W Leader J Heffelfmger J Obrecht L Paulhn SECOND ROW D M111er C Austen .T Laughhn D Akms M Easterday D Chamberhn R Rothermel K Meng G Martm C Srmth THIRD ROW D Eagle D Durbm C Snow R Bevmgton .T Brennstuh1J Krebs P H3lTl11IOH G Garst D Bodager L Thompson FOURTH ROW M1ss Freer D Cooper K Galhher S Harry R Baldner C Burrell V Knecht T Fhckrnger ,T Fuson J Rogers R Mullet secono GRACE an FIRST ROW S Easterday R Bodager S Gochnauer J Ohn R Stull P Bevmgton SECOND ROW P Hange J Zehner J Buchholz C Carl D Denney P House R Carpenter D Kyler THIRD ROW Mrs. Ramage, C. G11bert, H. Hootman, G. Batey, R. Gam, D. Paullm, D. Sxmanton G. Hootman, R. Boyd, 'HM f K new at ima-K sf- 1 . 'gy 5 I wi-Kimi 2 . f 5 5 ky- X 5 v 5 . 5 4 mf E y E Q A. if . 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K 2111100 zgcxnval f - v - V ,Q . xii' ' aNfa': ' Ak A -a 3' ,ul , Elgfw ,.-Q 1 A V Q'-4' mi .f JW' :fix 43:4 Q ' 4, 155 W, ig ' 39 .',4,f.','5:,-gffvlm i -, W A' 'f'f'W : fxu'4'K ' X Hn. 1 QW , l '-3 'haw' ' U51 :V Q-.U Q 4551? 5: , V. in f vs .fi fmst Qtzaoe FIRST ROW B Betson M Eagle C Baldner G Chance R Owens H Barnes J Brookover D Leader Mrs Krttle SECOND ROW J Helbert R Snow L Sellers D Strett J Hover stock S Metcalf E Wtse THIRD ROW B Clipptnger L Stumbaugh V Akms S Hamllton R Weaver G Rothermel B Rogers K Frckes WORDS 110 UV6 B Good dlaracter IS the jewel held tn the settmg of the personahty mlstakes and to make amends for them The best advtce l can gtve to any young man or young woman upon graduatlon from school can be summed up tn exactly exght words and they are Behonest w1th yourself and tell the truth Whatever task you undertake do it wtth all your heart and soul Always be courteous never be discouraged Beware of htm who promtses something for notlnng Do not blame anybody for your trustakes and fa1lures Stncerity mtegrity and tolerance are to my tnmd the first requrrements of many to a f1ne strong character The above, though brtef ts what I beheve all of us should practtce 1n our everyday hves Tact will keep you mindful of the rights of others it will develop your pauence and sympathy xt wtll make people feel at home with you tt wtll attract to you many frtends tt w1ll glve moral tone to your everyday actions it wtll make you a superior man among men and it wtll make you untformly constderate toward others whether they be above or below you in the human scale Slowly and painfully man 1S learning that he must do to others what he would have them do to htm. He who acquires knowledge without tmparting it to others IS like a flower in the desert where there is no one to enjoy it Humility leads to strength and not to weakness. It is the highest form of self-respect to admit l I ii ' . - Q . .., 1 ' 1' nfl I li 7 'I xi: x-fx he ?i'a14i'i?h'hxTaQA EA!! U O 4' ugh Q . . j 'mil,..Sf ' Q81 916 v 79-Q3 mg? gamma allarg. P ZX a femjlo 4,1 E A+: L E 1 v .I X H I gli? ,A 3 .5 Q g 2 Gm v QQ Tm as we ACTSIVIIIIGS Q UGEH H6116-1954 The football homecom1ng of 1954 has been cons1dered the best yet It was a huge success due marnly to hard work on the part of a small typing ll class Ilene Stull was honored T.hlS year as queen Her attendants were Joyce Starr Semor Roma Clark J untor Teresa Crosland Sophomore and Carol Sue Gregory Freshman Butch Kerster was the crown bearer dr1ven by George Prrest Escorted to the float by the captarn Dave Stra1ts Queen Ilene passed between two parallel hnes formed by the football players Dave placed the shuung crown made of rlunestones and rubles on Ilene s head and lussed her Then the queen tossed the football to the squad and expressed her thanks to the pubhc After wrnrung the game the team Jotned the frrends and alumm at a dance 111 the school gyrnnasrum. ' ' Ol UU ' . 1 . ' : . n I 9 I 0 0 . The queen, her attendants, and crown bearer were escorted around the field in a blue convertible, . D . . . . . . . . 3 . I l I moms staff Every graduate of high school wishes to perpetuate his memory and those of his classmates. To do- so the seniors, under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Raymond Boyer, compiled the Memoirs of 1955. Evelyn Hosford was chosen as Editor-in-Chief and Malcolm Lewis as her capable assistant. The head typist was Theresa Hardy and her assistants were: Miriam Eley, Joyce Starr, Wilma Smith, and Joan Badertscher. 'I'heir responsibility was typing copy. Those in charge of arrangement and photography were: Sara Ewing, Chairman, Alice Rowland, Carol Shane, Shirley Swinehart, Vaughn Shearer, and Larry Hoover. Sports were reported by Duwayne Kauffman, chairman, Janet Smalley, Bill Roseborough, and Larry Paulhn. The sales department in charge of selling annuals were Helen VanG1lder chairman Elsie Rowland Margaret Cook Larry Landman Charles Boreman and Dwayne Paulhn Advertising was taken care of by Dave Straits chairman Tom Stull John Slater Stanley Becker and John Austen. Art illustration was the work of Ilene Stull chairman Jim Dague Wilma Smith and Lowell Garn The seniors worked together and did their best to prepare and edit an annual that everyone will enjoy and treasure throughout the years to come ...rat DIOR mBl6 1 3 FIRST ROW M Landman M Eley SECOND ROW J' Smalley I Stull J Stake S Ewmg J Badertscher E Hosford W Sn'uth J eromesvtlle Telev1ewers had the opportumty durmg November and December to cast votes for the Jeromettes the gtrls semor ensemble lhese gtrls made three appearances on an amateur program over WEWS Cleveland wlnmng a weekly contest Durtng the school year the group performed at the Lutheran Church PTA mus1cale annual Chrlstmas program school Chrtstmas assembly and the sprtng contests Seven of the gtrls are semors wh1le the others are Jumors Jumolz mtsle if A FIRST ROW: A. Ables, M. Hunt. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, M. Stake, D. Straits, J. Austen, T. Crosland, C. Newmeyer, C. Gregory. The junior ensemble, composed of seven sophomores and two freshmen, was organized early in the fall. Performances of the group include the following: F.H.A. assembly, Lions' Club, F.H.A. alumni party, and the spring contests. S Crumltck Smalley I Swlnehart S F Domer M Hunt T Crosland D Smlth P Hopkms TY go I8 CG man nd M, La IS R0 S ROW ST FIR and 1 Row A CI' 1 1-4 .-4 I-n Spotts S R Hall Roseborou h D Kauffman B T Stull le Ro I Topper M Aber B Cook I Tallmadge E McCauley G Austln FOURTH Row B Kyle: J Strrne Sours I K Kerr E P per G Baldner L Gln L Weaver R Zlckefoose D Sours E Herfner Rogers R Gray M Stumbaugh R L Garn Ile Thts rs the largest number ever to belon 125 total hr h school students rncludes 112 of the ls The mrxed chorus composed of 55 boys and 57 C O e dtrects th US Ho Moreland Mr ZSUOH I11 ga and on December 21 mustcale H3 1 It ok pa oup to 1 2 1: D o c o o 'l b ITl oup to perfor Sf C opportuntues for th Sl' eate offered two oth ncert and Baccalaur C0 US PH The annual s am gf pro 35 Chnstm H3 1 d Ie ucrpa par e boys 6' 1 --cg.: E2 . ,- oo O0 C -5 E.. .. ..: ' - .55 ' I2 -: 53' .U.. .Z 'J-.2 I .5550 QD ai ' . rx' 1 .za 0. ff 0- .5 E 5 .Q .U-3. . wg -2 ' ' E '. 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Hopkrns Lewls G Ktssel R R Cutllp N Brrggs FOURTH ROW MI House Frckes P Becker S Slater D Strarts I Il onelson D Kauff Paullm L Landman L I Messner T Holderbaum I Garman I McK1nley Lewls Parmers Chan Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet for Two Brcycle Bullt Oklahoma e of the novelty numbers learned this year were Be Thou Not Snll ls Choirs of An mcluded at the contest and the spnng contest Son Happy Wanderer and ge l l C H Our C3 C11 Am VCSI Har l They are roll-away nsers Thls year new nsers were purchased for the chorus by the P T A to make tt easter for the Jamtor and all concerned the and 8 ITIOSI CXPSHSIVC ase th ch to pur rous enough CHS : I n n n 9 I . I ' . 1 - , 9 u I o s 0 . 1 0 I o g Q g 4 ' ' ' 7 ' g O ' I ' : v . n o ' 1 1 9 o 1 u . 1 ' I 0 I Dv D I ' v H I a I n - l o D 1 : . , . . g - I y f . 1 s ' 1 . 1 M' . D ' ' s v 1 e g . , 1 , . . . Som I : N I H H I ' 1 n N I N H D N .. . , .ta U ,, N . ,, gs sung . . : ,, ge ' ,, ,, . 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A. was g ' d up to a compact slze d fol an 25 1 of WY a capac ha ve ch 1 best nsers avallable omls' Glee FIRST ROW J Robson C Newmeyer D Stralts D Mowrer W Smlth I Stull N Barton H VanG1lder, C Cameron A Ables D Shane C Shane M W1se SECOND ROW C Gregory J Maxwell P Hopluns M McK1nley J Badertscher D Metcalf N Wyle J Starr L McClure J Bee M Glasgo S Crumlxck THIRD ROW S Rogers M Landman T Crowland D Snuth M Hunt F Domer B Kexster L Srruth J Austen A Rowland S Swmehart J Barton J Smalley M Stake FOURTH ROW E Hosford E Rowland M Eley T Denney S Ewmg T Hardy M Cook J Dyslnger B Hall R Clark C Sprlng P Topper J Rogers P Gray T Reed BOYS' GlEE FIRST ROW R Z1ckefoose D Smlth R Smith L Weaver R Zxckefoose R Eagle P Frckes B Roseborough D Kauffman D Kauffman D Sours J Strme J Sours SECOND ROW T Stull G Austin V Shearer J Slater D Straus S Becker R Hall S Sports D Harper G Baldner D Donelson J Gray L Glngery P Ewmg K Kerr THIRD ROW B Kyler E McCauley J Tallmadge B Cook M Aber L Garn J Dague R Gray R Rogers E Hexfner M Stumbaugh J Austen C Boreman D Paullm FOURTH ROW Mr House T Holderbaum R Cuthp N Brnggs R Lewxs G Klssel B Hopkms M Lewls J McK1n1ey J Messner J Garman L Landman L Paullm J Slater IIIOI2 BANG FIRST ROW L Cuthp N Barton D Shane D Srmth M Eley M Glasgo P Hopklns J Smalley W Welkel SECOND ROW R Sl'I1lIh R Lewxs J Glasgo C Newmeyer C Smmth M Landman C Shane D Smxth THIRD ROW Mr Iams R Zxckefoose J Urban B Cook B Kyler L Landman D Donleson P FICRBS R Hawks ABSENT W Sflllfh I Stull Junlon Bano Sheaffer L Hootrnan D Brennstuhl. SECOND ROW J Topper D Heffelfmger, T Paulhn Rowland J Brxggs C Austin E McCauley N Bell. THIRD ROW A Ables D Mullet Zxckefoose T Kerr J Hawks L Roger D Bnggs S Hmes B Rowland FOURTH ROW L Blough N Hour L Gray L Hartsel S Hmes T Urban R Garst L Bell L Weaver FIRST ROW: M. Faber, J. Fast, A. Garman, B. Kyler, K. Hoverstock. S. burgan, B. Jolliff, J. , . . . : . , . ' . ' , K. , . ' , . , . , . : . . . . R. ' , . , . . . , . ' , . ' , . . : FIRST ROW M Glasgo H VanG11der, .T Starr S Ewtng J Smalley I Stull E Hosford M Landman SECOND ROW D Gallzher J Robson,M W1se,J Maxwell A Ables S Rogers D Shane S Crumhck C Gregory Mrs Sm1th THIRD ROW D Sm1th M Stake P Hopkms M Hunt F Domer D Stratts C Newrneyer C Shane L McClure, W Smlth FOURTH ROW P Topper C Sprmg M Eley N Barton, D Metcalf, T Crosland, J Badertscher S Swtnehart E Rowland A Rowla.nd,C Mow rer N Wyle FIFTH ROW J Rogers T Denney R Clark B Hall B Ketster L Smtth J Austen M Cook P Gray, M McK1n1ey J Bee,C Cameron J Barton Fxfty four g1rls Jomed the Jerornesvtlle Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Arnerlca tlus year Th1s number tops all prevtous membershtps smce the club began tn 1950 The chapter has many acmvmes but perhaps one of the most lmportant IS that of workmg on the Award of Merxt Th1s award IS g1ven only to chapters who meet certam requuements over the year The Jeromesvtlle chapter has succeeded tn achtevmg th1s award for four years and has completed the standards for th1s past year Other acuvmes mclude the followmg. attendtng all county, regtonal and state meeungs worlung for degrees of achlevement carrymg out state and nauonal pro jects completing a school tmprovement proJect celebratmg Natxonal F H A Week honortng the mothers at a Mother Daughter Banquet havmg aChr1stmas party ex h1b1t1ng at the faxr 1n1t1at1ng the freshmen members makmg money from projects mvmng old members to an alumru party mvttmg F F A members toa record hop honormg the fathers on Daddy date N1ght and endmg the year wtth a sen1or farewell P3l'fY Thxs year's ofiicers were Prestdent Sara Ewmg V1ce Prestdent Helen Van Gtlder Secretary Janet Smalley Treasurer MaryAnnGlasgo Reporter M1ll1e Land man Htstorxan, Ilene Stull Parliamentarlan, Joyce Starr Ptamst Evelyn Hosford, Song Leader, Joyce Stake Adv1sor, Mrs Snuth and County Officer Ilene Stull : . ,. 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'z . - gf- F- A- l FIRST ROW W Hardy Secretary N Br1ggs TreasurerT Stull Presxdent H Cooper Kauffman, V1ce Prestdent Mr Nagy Advtsor SECOND ROW R L1nt R Srruth, Trtesler D Kauffman, D Paullm L Weaver THIRD ROW L G1ngery,R Rogers, Holderbaum, J Ebert, L Garn, G Baldner P Ewmg FOURTH ROW D Harper Spotts D Donelson .T Garman R Hall G Ausun J Gray, D Sffllfh FIFTH ROW Slater R Gray, E McCauley D Kyser J Tallmadge S Becker J Slater E Hetfner e Jeromesv1l1e F F A Chapter has partlclpated 1n many contests and act1v1t1es durmg the past year The chapter d1d very well 1n most of the contests Some of the top awards rece1ved were not easxly achxeved One of the contests entered was the State Chapter Contest After recetvmg a gold ratmg m th1s the boys were pleased to learn that the1r chapter was one of the top three 1n the state Gold medal chapters In the Umted States aree11g1b1e to enter the Nauonal Chapter Contest Jeromes vnlle recelved a sllver ratmg tn this County contests offered an opportumty for the chapter to place ftrst tn crops Judgmg and to receive a gold ratmg 1n parlxamentary procedure Other contests partxctpated xn were general hvestock judgmg datry judgmg and land Judgmg These teams also judged at the state contest to place twelfth tn the state crops judgmg event Th1s local chapter IS wmmng a name by accla1m1ng so many honors Jeromesvxlle can tndeed be proud of thexr F F A chapter 4-J' -zfgtriw Q?-5, 0 o pt1'I0 9 eAoFA 'Ave ,, r l .1 0 ,,, 04' x, Q91 X 1 1 D. ' - ' 3 . , ' . : . ' , . ' D. ' , . . ', . . : . ' . T. . . . , . ' . : . . S. . . , . , . . . ', . . ' . : J. , . . , . , . , . . . , . ' . .1M4o llnyvf? L 1 4117 ' ' Max x '0 I I ' G l'l'u',N h Q I I0 'k ' ,: fmt . Q 17 'n g H x L, . K V S U . J Chlli CHAI SIZAIIII , .. L ,.. l FIRST ROW R Zickefoose L Sm1th Copy Ed1tor M Landman Ass1stantEd1tor E Hosford Edttor N Barton Feature Edltor M W1se Ass1stantEd1tor D Straus Feature Edxtor R Smith SECOND ROW J Barton, M Glasgo J Stake J Austen C Newrneyer J Robson M Stake C Gregory D Sm1th THIRD ROW P l-Iopklns H Van Gtlder J Badertscher T Hardy C Sprmg, M Eley J Smalley. .T Starr I Stull. FOURTH ROW Mr Jordan Ad v1sor D Sm1th R Lew1s W Hardy B Cook D Straxts,M Lewts M Aber andB Kyler The Chxt Chat IS a monthly pubhcatxon of J eromesv1lle Htgh School reportxng the aCt1V1t1eS of each school year for the posmons they deslre These apphcatxons are carefully consxdered by a group of students and teachers The paper has made a b1g change th1s year The style has been altered to follow the pattern of an off1c1al newspaper There IS a new mlmeograph machtne wluch helps to put the paper out more qulckly The statronary txtle of the paper IS prxnted xr' red The December tssue was prtnted lfl red green and black Two of the pages were 1n both red and green to make a more colorful paper The edltor of the paper Evelyn Hosford attended a workshop at Ohxo Umverslty rn Athens durmg the summer and from th1s gamed many new xdeas for 1mprov1ng the paper Her tr1p was sponsored by the Ch1t Chat as an expertmental project It proved to be so helpful that the paper plans to send more delegates m the future Mr Richard Jordan the adv1sor also brought many new v1ews whtch he mtroduced to the staff He was very w1l11ng to try anything suggested for the betterment of the paper Each May a DICHIC IS held to top off the year s hard work Sxnce most of the work was done durmg school hours the whole staff found few t1mes when they were assembled together Th1s plcmc offered a chance for the group to feel that ll wasn t all work and no play l x ,,qxn-'vuvfv av-4' ls. . : . . , . , . . . , . . . , . . . ' . : . ' . . ' , . , . , . . , . . , . : . , - of the students and various groups. Applications are filled out by interested students at the end . . . , . '7- 5 ' t X 91 - I 1 X' v - n -si SOCIAI. COIHIDIIIGG ASS mBl CO ITNTIIIIGG l FIRST ROW. Mr. Baczuk, D. Straus, L. Srruth, B. Dugard, K. Hoverstock, R. Dav1s. SECOND ROW J. Hopkms, S. Becker, W. HardY. J. Messner, J. Bee, J. Smalley, R. Ma. wed. FIRST ROW: M. Landman, D, Kauffman, M. Lewis, J. Cutlip. SECOND ROW: B. Hopkins, M. ' rv.. ' x JUNIOR class Dla FIRST ROW M Wise P Hopkins M Glasgo L Smith M Landman SEC OND ROW E McCauley B Kyler J Tallmadge B Hopkins M Aber KIND LADY a play adapted from a story by Hugh Walpole was presented by the Junior class on Fr1day November 19 The stage needed to be transformed into a comfortable tasteful hvingroom though some what cluttered by objects d art By the erght o clock deadline all propert1es had finally arrived a gramophone logs for the fireplace black stockmgs and a c1ty s telephone book The most valuable prop was the tattered orange playbook wh1ch got more important as the big night drew near quietly in her home is shrewdly misled by a smooth handsome crook QBIU. Kylerj The ingenious plotting of the leader allows his diabolically inclined friends to move and settle themselves mside the house and shut off the kmd lady from her relatives and friends Besides enrtchmg themselves by selling her valuable possessions the cr1m1nals brmg the owner to a state of illness and near msaruty An art collector fRay Lingj disappoints the audience when he fails tobeheveher story it is after supreme effort and courage that M1ss Herries manages through a bank representative U ack Tallmadgej tosconvey word to outslde world I ll answer the door are the final trxumphant words of the abused old lady T Y This exciting drama tells how a dignified and aristocratic woman QMary Ann Glasgoj living Kari 4' Y I 9 O UBRARY SERVI CG ClUB FIRST ROW I Stull S Ewmg T Hardy M Aber Mrs Murray SECOND ROW C Gregory W Smxth J Badertscher J Starr L Srruth J Bee F Domer THIRD ROW N Fulk J Maxwell J Barton M Hunt D Metcalf M McK1n1ey T Denney C Sprmg FOURTH ROW J Robson S Sports L Garn J Dague R Lewxs J McK1n1ey R Cuthp safety patnol FIRST ROW Mr Wexkel J Hawks, A Heffelfmger J Morgan T Paullm L M111er SECOND ROW J Bee J Holhngsworth F Hunt L Weaver THIRD ROW L Domer D BFIQQS R Garst E Blough J Motter we appneclate ourz Bus omvens li. 11m Young Clarence Briggs Howard Smith Olus Crlpe Lowell McFarhn Gerald Smalley CLISIOOIAUS COGKS i Royd Smith and Dale Smith, Mrs, Ted Zickefoose, Mrs. Ed Shearer, substi- tute, and Mrs, John Leech, Absent, Mrs, Ralph McClure, f. ki no -M-vu .A,,.. 3, wt, ,..- , .- ax 93? 75: V... 5 an.. a 5lhpQ,5., AIhl61IlC ASSOCIAII on FIRST ROW Mr Boals Executlve Commlttee D Kauffman Execunve Committee P Hopklns Secretaryj Smalley Treasurer Mr Welkel Execuuve Commrttee SECOND ROW B Kyler Vlce President L Landman Presrdent L Paullln Insrgma Commrttee IfOO1TBAll ch 6El2l6AO6l2S Ilene Stull, Ioan Badertscher, Mlma Smith, unoefeateo champ FIRST ROW Coach Boals, Larry Paullm Malcolm Lew1s Jack Messner J1m McK1nley George Krssel Dave Stra1ts Norman Briggs Jack Tallmadge SECOND ROW Eddxe McCauley Manager Jerry Garman Robert Lewxs Deane Harper Tom Stull Ted Holderbaum B111 Hopkms Kenny Kerr Ray Hall B111Ky1er J1m Slater Larry Landman Russ Cutl1p Gene Ausnn Robert Gray J1m Cutlrp B111 Cook Ronme Eagle and Ray Lmt Manager The Blue Jays drsplayed a superb quahty of teamwork th1s year They not only clxnched the txtle of Champrons but also Undefeated The champ1onsh1p game was played w1th Perrysvllle After the Adm1rals secured a 19 0 lead at the end of the fxrst quarter the Blue Jays came back and led 20 19 at the half Jeromes Before the regular sesston of season games the Blue Jays entered the Slilhvan Football Prevlew Jeromesvllle defeated Berlxn Hetghts and Sulllvan to acquxre frrst plaoe rn thrs ex hlblI1Oll The players who recexved letters for therr sk1lled acnon th1s year were Dave Straxts Larry Paulhn Larry Landman Malcolm Lewrs Tom Stull Jack Messner Russell Cuthp J ack Tallmadge Jerry Garman Gene Austin Norman Bnggs .T 1m McKinley Robert Lewxs and George Kxssel These players make up half of the 27 boys who went out for the sport The letters were awarded to the boys at a football banquet held m their honor Ken Coleman announcer for the Cleveland Browns was the guest speaker The trophy was presented to the team by the county supermtendent V B Moffett Dave Straus J ack Messner and J 1m McKxnley were elected as three of the s1x members of the All cotmty Football Team Dave led the county 1n scor1ng thrs year with 141 points He also held a record wrth 478 pomts in four years The two seruors who have been on the team four years are Malcolm Lewxs and Dave Straus Larry Paulhn and Larry Landman have played three years and Tom Stull has played two years These boys have all made a good showxng wtth team work and sportsmanshxp They were out standmg rn performance and w1ll be sorely mxssed next year. ville never lost that lead and the final score of the game was 35-24. 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LARRY PAULLIN TOM STULL RUSS CUTLIP NORMAN BRIGGS MALCOLM LEWIS LARRY LANDMAN DAVE STRAITS, COACH BOALS LARRY PAULLIN GENE AUSTIN 117' JACK TALLMADGE Sullivan Perrysville Howard Hayesvllle Glenmont Sulhvan Perrysvllle Hayesvllle JIM OPPONENTS GEORGE K1 SSEL JERRY GARMA N ROBERT LEWIS JACK MESSNER DAVE STRAITS MCKINLEY ARS It BASKGIBAU FIRST ROW D Kauffman J Messner L Landman I McK1n1ey R Cut11p L Paullrn SECOND ROW G Krssel B Cook M Lewrs D Strarts T Stull and Coach Boals The Blue Jays had a farrly successful season as they won 14 and lost 8 rn league and tourna ment play They won 8 out of 12 league games to ftnlsh second 1n the county race In tournament play Ieromesvllle won the second place trophy and earned a berth rn the sectronal play Loudonvrlle was the team who overcame the Blue Jays tn thrs sectronal game Larry Landman the Blue Jay center was a hrgh scorer rn the county second only to Larry Huston of Savannah Jrm McKrnley was chosen to be one of the frve on the County A11 Star Team as judged by toumament play Larry Landman and Russ Cuthp were placed on the second team Wrth two trophres to drsplay from thrs season the boys are lookrng forward to next year when they wtll try for champronshrp trophres Hayesvrlle 84 ' Amrty 0 ' Perrysvrlle 67 ' Ruggles Troy Sulhvan Polk 60 ' Centerburg Loudonvtlle 3 ' Savannah Hayesville 95 ' Glenmont 0 ' Perrysvrlle 88 ' The asterxsk 4 ' J mdl cates the 80 52' 73' 68' W1l'll'l6l' Ruggles Troy 105 ' Sulhvan 73 ' Brg Prarrre Savannah Polk 81 ' TOURNAMENT PLAY Ruggles Troy 57 ' Sullrvan 77 ' Savannah Perrysvtlle 92 ' SECTIONAL PLAY Loudonvrlle 73' 89' 84' 0 J. H.S, OPPONENTS J.H,S. OPPONENTS ' 46 ' - 87 ' 8 38 ' 52 ' 55 ' ' ' 56 - 65 6 67 ' 48 62 53 52 - 50 ' 6 62 ' 37 58 69 57 ' 63 8 71 ' 78 ' 63 68 RUSS CUTLIP LARRY LANDMAN HM MCKINLEY LARRY PAULLIN MALCOLM LE WIS COACH WES BOALS DUWAYNE KAUFFMAN TOM STULL JACK MESSNER 'Www-wk DAVE STRAITS 55 E? A 7 , A H A A LA 4 WL 3 Y 90 JUHIGR AR II FIRST ROW D Smith J Gay P Frckes B Hopkins P Ewlng D Kauffman K Kerr J Stnne SECOND ROW R Smrth R Lewrs W Hardy N Briggs D Kyser J Tallmadge B Kyler I Cutlip and Coach Boals A scrappy reserve team came out on top of last year s record with nine wins and slx losses They started off the year by losing an exciting game to Hayesvllle by one point Later in the season they came back to beat the same team by 18 points Norm Briggs and Jack Tallmadge were hlgh scorers for the J V Team thls year They scored 166 and 138 points respectively +I: A -M xl Hayesvrlle Amity Perrysvllle Sullivan Polk Savannah Hayesvllle Glenmont Perrysville Ruggles Troy Sullivan Big Prairie Lakeville Savannah Polk H OPPONENT S U O 38' xl: T Am J. . 5. ' 40 41 38' 26 23 30' ,gl 1 I Ruggles-Troy 46 40 19 1,1 fc 1 so aa 9 6' 43' 23 'YA EA 30 51 E X 44 26 X n ' 52' 41 XXV 055 6 54 46 00 X 1 X - 55 44 1 X 42' 26 - 49 54 38 39' 29 7th ADO th GRACE BASKEIIBAU FIRST ROW S Newmeyer L Gam D Stull R Krellmg W Welkel I McK1n1ey Briggs B Kyler THIRD ROW D Heffelfinger D Owens L Hartsel R Badertscher Mr La France ChEEl2l6AO6l2S Llnda Garman, Norma Fulk Judy Myers SECOND ROW:' L, Cutlip, J, Hopkins, .D, Miner, C, Krichba.um, K,'Rew1and, D.. BASGBAH FIRST ROW B Kyler D Kauffman T Stull R Smith D Kauffman Manager SECOND ROW Mr LaFrance D Straxts J Messner L Landman J McK1nley R Cutltp B Hopkms Coach Boals Mr We1kel The above pxcture IS one of the 1954 team Since the annual went to press before the 1955 The 1954 baseball season proved to be less successful than the one precedlng xt smoe J eromesvllle moved from a second place to tlurd m the county J 1m McK1nley and J ack Messner hurled for the Jeromesv111e team and also alternated for the postuon of short stop Out flelders were Rex Smtth Dave Stra1ts Tom Stull Dean Kauf fman and B111 Hopkms B111 Kyler Larry Landman Russ Cuthp and Duwayne Kauffman were the 1nf1elders I I . g Q 9 o p o 5 Q g 0 I 0 p I I I O Q I j C ' y I I g I . D season began it was not possible to publish anything about it. . . ' . . I . 4 eff f mack champions FIRST ROW B Kyler D Kauffman T Stull R L1nt R Cuthp R Eagle B Hopkms SECOND ROW Coach Boals H Cooper J Slater M Lewxs J Shrbmskl L Landman .T Messner .T McKmley D Stralts Mr Welkel. Jeromesv1l1e agam copped the track trophy 1n 1954 for the Ashland County League Champ1on ship Thrs was the thxrd consecutxve utle won by Jeromesv1lle The season was an excepuonally good one for the boys as they set several records m both the school and county and the broad Jump Jack Messner rn the 120 yard h1Q1 hurdles and the 180 yard low hurdles Howard Cooper m the 440 yard dash J 1m McK1n1ey U1 the 880 yard run ar1d the relay team 1n the 880 yard relay Dave Straus set new school records 1nthe220 yard dash and the shotput whlle Duwayne Kauf fman and Tom Stull ned for a new hrgh in the pole vault Jxm Sh1binsk1 was the hxgh scorer for the year with 97 314 po1nts mcludmg 2 po1nts scored at the d1str1ct meet Dave Strarts was second hxgh wlth 88 314 and runmng thxrd was J ack Messner w1th 81 Hopes were hrgh when th1s annual went to press for another year as successful as thus 1954 season N Z Setting county records, as well as school, were the following: Jim Shibinski in the high jump Z, W... ll A k 3. - ,. ' .Dila Q s. . 1 Nuo 5' if 5 f 1 T 2' nf gf, 'V , i 'W A e-K ' 9 1, ini :Z 'K I J 4, A 1 5 7' ,,,M' U .-.........,.,,... .x -- ., - f f DOLBY TRAC TOR SALES 248 Cleveland Avenue Ashland 2 - 5051 Service Sales Parts A Complete Farm Service Compliments THOMAS WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Corner W Ma1n and Broad Streets Ashland Ohio Phone 24701 THE WOOSTER PRE SERVING COMPANY -I Buckeye Brand Pickles Wooster Fancy Brand Preserves and Jell Contact Us for 1955 Cucumber Acreage Wooster Ohio C omplim ents From THE WILLIAM ANNAT COMPANY Department Store Serving the Public for Seventy Five Years Wooster Ohio Compliments HAWKIN S CONFECTIONE RY Drugs Groceries Notions Magazines Jerome sville Ohio ASHLAND OLIVER STORE A HLA D FARM SUPPLY Your Dealer Allis Chalmers GMC Trucks Temple Ton Spreaders and Loaders Punham Fitting Tools Finest in Farm Machlnery OLIVER A A I IWAUKB sh Ol H gl! NART PARK Phone 3209 5 Ashland Phone 34841 ohm Ashland 1110 of of .cmq -, - 6 4 A J' 90 A ' ' I' ' A A I , . I Flynn- Y, A-y.4 l'1uD4uv F Q I A0506 A P4 t RD A st . Q 0 ' Cornphments HEFFELFI GER MARKET Je rom SV111e Self SCFVICC GPOCCFIES and Produce Phone 98 1 zgsnl' X3 N x l fi'-'Y' R ':.'.sb'f Ohlo Ice C ream Shoes Phone 8 Jeromesv111e MALLEY S S'l'0RE Soft Drmks Men s Furmshmgs 'Nz MJ 6 Oh1O JERIIME VILLE PACK! Wholesalers of Beef Pork and Veal Bologna mu' Sausage K Custom Butcherlng Phone 41002 Jerornesvllle Phone 28157 Ashland 1 l 1 1 1 of Q ff 4' . 'S .. his ' fx'-x' Q 1, 9 453: cf f ,T , 1, 222,433.1 Q f'3'f1 ' ' 1 --I A ,Q Q - 1 , A VA , . . I X 'x .f ' X 3 X. 1? 1 J ! . Ag G co. txtem Vi .-' .rbi .ri xx? 'V J Q Sweepin' in p.j. 's Rex's understanding N .2 it Card table tricks Mary Ann Caught him smi1in'l Back again! Bedtime Through these portals pass--? Sara Glamar gal! Oh-h-h Honey! Juniors 154-. Jack and the senior girls- Legs! I I I I Whatcha doin'? 1 E .3 ASHLAND BOWLING CENTER 16 of the most Modern Bowling Alleys 1n Oh1o J 7 X. , J Ashland Phone 22973 Oh1o STRANG 8: CO Furn1ture Muslc Open 6 days a week 9 A M to 8 P M Loudonvllle Free parkmg Oh1o Slde and rear Congratulations from ASHLAND TRUCK 8: IMPLEMENT COMPANY A 00. A INTERNATIGNAL ,W 3 Ashland Oh1o CAREY JEWELER Fme watches Hamllton Bulova Elg1n Longlnes Wyler Loudonvllle Oh1o Maln St LOUDONVILLE TILE 8: LINOLEUM Floorcovermgs Plastnf: and Ceram1c T1le Forrnlca Loudonvllle Oh1o Phone 03 O 5 Ford Dearborn Tractors Equlprnent MOHERMAN TRACTOR SALES Red Top Baler Twme Loudonv1l1e Oh1o Phone 408 1 .l0HNNYS F000 BA KET fb 'lxfq ' QQ' A Complete Food Market You Can Be Sure of The Best In Quahty If You Buy At Johnny S Phone 3 8881 Oh1o Ashland .I ,ala , . A - 1 . . ' ' fo i f ' ' v ,N x A , f 1 1 I Q D 0 I I . I . . . 1 l ! - - O u Q l -nh' ' i fr awp 4,-52. 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' , .1 s ' , Il I1 I - I C ongratulations From AUSTENS TARGET RADIO ERVICE 0 Se rv1ce Sales Jeromesvllle Phone 0h1O HELVIE S BARBER C G Q SHOP Pool Room C d X fe! any g j Tobacco Hay esvllle Oh1o DONLEY MOTORS Sales and Serv1ce Phone 4242 1430 Claremont Ashland Oh1o J ANIT ROL Automatlc Heatlng and Air Cond1t1on1ng Roe E Wolf Phone 29791 Ashland Oh1o TAYLOR S SANITARY SERVICE Septlc Tanks Cesspools and C1sterns Cleaned and Repalred Electrlc Sewer and Dra1n Servlce B111 Taylor Owner Jeromesvllle Ohlo o ' 203 - 6 ' . -4 N 5 ,, D Cf - l I HAROLD SPONSLER S IGA MARKET Open 8 A M to 10 P M Everyday Paved Well llghted Parkmg Area End of Cleveland Avenue Mflk Ashland Oh1o BOYER DAIRY INC 511113 , Ashland Oh1o REEDSBURG GENERAL STORE Grocerles ff 1 -Xp 9511 Wx K 8 M55 Reedsburg Meats Oh1o REXFORD L FASIG Wayne County s Most Complete General Store YOU MUST BE SATISFIED New P1ttsburg Oh1o APPERSON S GREENHOUSE Try Ours Need Flowers 509 West Maln Street Ashland Phone 35251 Oh1o B F GOODRICH STORE FITSI 1n Rubber Home of L1fesaver Tubeless T1re Passenger T1res Truck T1res Farm T1res Radlos Te1ev1s1on Sets Apphances Phone 39921 159 Un1on Ashland S Street Oh1o ASHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP Q53 C0'0P Q Q 93 QODUCQ Phone Ashland 41507 Jerornesv1lle 581 Loudonv1lle 2071 BUD'S RADIO 8x T. V. SERVICE Sparton Telev1s1on ooavnxuryuf ERVICE we Hn' me MARK Phone 23064 1055 Claremont Ave. Ashland, Oh1o - ' ' - .X W 9 fn: i ' I 1 1 ET? I , + . . l0rf ' -'bid ,7', ,I 'i ! -viii? ' ., I' I L ' J STAMAN GIMHNER -' - ' ART PRINTING COMPANY Curlee Suits and Sport Coats Tl-if '4 3 eh f O .. .. 'PA Shoes P IN IN 00 ENC Polo Sh1rts and Swlrn Wear 147 East 2nd Street Ashland Ohlo Rugby Sweaters 25 East Maln Ashland Ohlo C 8: S COMPANY OTT PLUMBING 8: HEATIN SC G H E Cr1tes G H S1gler 26 East Second Street Phone 30701 General Carpenter and Cement Work YOU MUST BE Phone 21103 Ashland SATISHED Ohlo Jeromesvxlle Ohlo HOSTETTI-'ER S Quallty Footwear Off1CG Equlprnent and Supplles For 10 West M3111 Street Men Women and Ch1ldren '?6Ef Vi mg CORNWELL S 1 Ashland Oh1o Asmand Oh10 Congratulauons from the SANITARY CASH MARKET ex X X if 33,13 A QW Wm x '15 Wt' . TY 0 ff going Ma1n and Center Street Q, CJ, Phone 3 1551 Ashland Ohlo 52 East M3111 Street I Ashland Phone 3 2451 ohm ff' 1' 00 00 it tt , Best Wishes From The h t ffi e e Nye 1 .L ,-'lf A x 6 , 1 , - KN, 'O Q., - WVO.a Congratulatlons to the Class of 55 from WOOSTER EQUITY vhf,.s-'FL urlfgfy S Wooster ltll Ohlo Comphments of ROYS BARBER SHOP f X 5 U1 I Jeromesvllle ' Ohlo HODGENS GENERAL STORE Grocerles Hardware Accessor1es Complete Phllco Apphances sumo 1I MAISCUURERS 9 E RV I C E A H0180 Sl!! :CI PLAN Phone 5069K Wooster Ohlo R 8: K SHOPPE Sports Goods X Dry Goods Shoes Toys Teromesv111e Oh1o Jeromesvllle H1gh w111 take care of your att1c but lt takes HELBERT Sf SHENBERGER to glve you a real Foundatlon 1n Shoes Sc1ent1f1ca11y f1t ted' HE LBERT AND SHENBERGER ED MAXWELL Dealer 1r1 Hay and Straw Ashland Qhlo Phone 2146 Jeromesv111e Oh1o Congratulatlons to the Cornphments Class of 55 from the GENERAL STORE Ulf? Blacheysvllle Ohlo WO0S'feI' GOLD STAR FEED MILLS fl?- GOLD STAR Oh1o af X . XXI, .xx 3, I, I ' E f ' x .tffll 'fu .N N vs ., X We ' 2 1' I xi? 17 ff' , 6 ,ff sa i , AW ' , . . of Q 0 su A I :v,'3. In Lena D1d they make 107 Teams 1n a huddle fx gk. Pearl Acuon 1r1s'7'7'7 The boss' ' Stub Hank BURRIS AND FASIG F1restone T1res Sylvanla Ph11CO Sales and SBFVICC Phone 2 9 561 'S 27 Orange St Ashland Oh1o LEIBFARTH S The Dlamond Store wx fy Known for better Watches S1lver Crystal Chlna D1amonds 36 East Ma1n Street BARRETT S 145 West Ma1n Street Offlce Supplles xf. Phone 24541 Ashland Oh1o HAROLD S MOTOR CO Dodge Plymouth 2 IU 1r ZA'- 333 Orange Street Ashland Oh1o 4. Wo Complunents CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK F vgiifsf-Q JXXQ., pq- r.4 oster Oh1o Complunents of ASHLAND EQUITY EXCHANGE The Cooperatwe Elevator Phone 36251 Ashland Oh1o Cornphments ABLES INSURANCE AGENCY Jer L1fe Auto F1re Notary Publlc Phone 2 O62 omesv1lle Oh1 HESS WALLPAPER AND PAINT W Wholesale Wallpaper D1str1butors of 1 Jewel Pamts 1 X P11006 20001 125W Wash St Ashland Oh1o - x R - I 32. - , , ' H , - Q if Ag sages Q . - 2 fl O l ' Ashland Ohio of ' .l Lk A4 . ,., N 'X' + .. , . C , . gyms of xx I nw' ' . 'O . . , , . Congratulations from FUNK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Masonry Sz Concrete Work Raw Furs 81 Beef Hide East Main Street Jeromesville Ohio Compliments GANYARD S TOGGERY Everything To Wear For Men Who Care 113 West Main Street Ashland Ohio Congratulations from WEBB'S REFRIGERATION Sz APPLIANCE Phone 323 420 E Liberty Street ooster Ohio D E SATTERFIELD SPORTING GOODS Sales Sz Service Guns Fishing Tackle 'Zu 201 Orange Street Phone 22242 Ashland Ohio AUSTEN AND OBERHOLTZER Kg? We try lourlglbest av auf to sees t e ALF' 1 1557! Funk T ohio QUALITY FRUIT Strawberries Raspberries Cherries Peaches Apples Grapes CHASE FRUIT FARM AND SUNNY CREST ORCHARDS 3 Miles South of Jeromesville Congratulations from SHEARER S GROCERY For all your best foods azudw' Jerome sville Ohio Congratulations To The Class of 1955 NICK AMSTER t e' EHS' Wooster Ohio Since 1897 W . of . ' i?'2'pf ' f c , , fe! iff ' H X ' if 'tk I 5 ICH I . Q.-3 - I --., SATISFACTION since 1884 L MBER COMPA Y It pays to buy QUALITY FREEDLA DER' One of the Most Complete Lumber Yards in the State fx .-. . gjlu e-- - - EJ I gsnnoo an lan-Y gg Y E H? 1: gl u lg n Free Delivery K Tn U 1' E -HB WPFEQQZ1 9 .:. 1.1 E ' Phone2 8015 Wooster Oh1O T' guy m Wooster Ohm Cornphments THEODORE B06 ER and SONS General Contractors Comrnerclal Bu11d1ng and Repa1r A 'E 3 -1 -4 Q is,-ik xi X ,ff P O BOX 134 Phone 507 Wooster Oh1O 1 M.-lull 1 E lJ1,al.ll.lv-' I 4-?, SA N' mn .1 -'Isla ' 'W I I ll f. . W I - ' , -5'-1'-1, Lf ,'f:'.1:,- of F., U 'U 5 r It R lvl'-T Lx' Il H A so IIFSHICT' ' fwjffllq .... -- 1T,:,., 21' 'X l , ' ' :qi .ms its fr sy. . e, . 9?.' Wooster Congratulations Senior Class of 1955 WALMER 'I' DIO Photographer for Jerornesv1lle Annuals 1954 and 1955 'Where there 1S Beauty Where there 1S not We Make lt Oh1o We Take it GRAY 's FURNITURE STORE Congratulations 24 West Second Street BRENNER BROS. Phone 32732 Vl'ooster's Largest Exclusive Men's and Boys' F. M. Gray Sr Son Store If ,- 4 Ashland '- Ohio Wooster Oh1o HEFFELFINGER S MEAT MARKET Quallty Meats and Fancy Grocerles Phone 38331 L Ashland ALMEDA BEAUTY SHOP 117 Claremont Avenue Laura Hales Mgr Phone 23693 Ohm Ashland Oh1o Comphments and Best W1shes S svow EXIHH VIHIIS .lo ES GULF Phone 57 1 erornesvllle Oh1o STHUP pw I U1 1 Oulu: 0370 99 E S SPOTTS WOOSTER Wooster Oh1o I '44-' 5 . , . v 5 '-1 2 5 . o o X . I rf' , ' ,xxx xx . iff e - - Y J . . , . F1L A DER 0 LEE 0.FRANKS Proprietor - A CY Phone 26 1 Buckeye Union Insurance f ' 1 'Y P R X INSURANCE 4 EZQIY R X msunss 'War Phone Offlce 561 Home 231 Ieromesvlue 01110 Jeromesvllle 0h1o 74 FARMERS BANK MMM Ashland Oh1o The Best Place To Save Estabhshed The Best Place To Borrow 1874 K' U J Qu 0 09 tb Rib , u 0 'C '75 Yxjfvnv Q' v 'M JERUME VHiE ELEVATOR Gram Seeds Feeds Coal Hardware Fer-t111zer Jeromesv111e Phone 18 1 Ohw Q 8 X . ' Jil I: ' - X . W, 1-1 I --.J f gl . I . E . . . . in f 39 1698- , 1 jf 'Q . ,GE J ' 39 'Us Q' ' fl Q9 .0 v v A iii' .239 - M667 x' -.4 . J 'Q' 399+ SHARP S Read' I I Wholesale Grocerles A flag? gay TIME GAZETTE S K 63 V Ashland County S Dally Ashland '9 Ohlo New SP-ape? 19 29 East 3rd Street Quallty CC cream M11k C ream Butterrmlk Cheese and Butter Classlfled Ads Phone 4 2221 Ashland Oh1o Phone 31571 or 31572 Asmand Qhlo LlNCOL ,Q-Q F V WAY RE TAURA T Home of Golden Fr1ed Chxcken Corner of Route 30 and 89 Phone 7 11 Jeromesvllle, Ohio BERLI QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT E. LA GHERY John Deere Sales and SGPVICB 16 South Street Ashland, Ohlo I 1-- -1- --- - -lf bk 4 A ' I VXA In - as E 2 , . I J XXII, RY ' . , , . , I 'L'-1 2 L. W I . Congratulatlons To The Class Of 1955 HE RY DILGARD X rf, West End Garage Jerornesvllle Phone 20 1 Oh1o DE BUDAGER HARDWARE Ph11co and R C A TBAEVISIOH Ph11co Radlos and Refrlgerators Speed Queen Dexter Easy Washers Youngstown K1tchens .fran Quan WASHERS IRONERS l1 -vi Phone 2 782 Jerornesv111e Oh1o C omphm ents H DA and AVI G C0. Ashland Ohlo .zz :LV az A 1.1 W 4 Tires Batteries Accessories C O ,- . : ' of ix A- 5 Milf .. . J ' 2 - 39. 1 -U ., ,,.,.,, ,a w A. X sink if ' w d M Jim' So ends another day. Working Fitel Fitel Fite! u3,oI,. IT SE- rw Mr. Touchdown! l Star gazingff? Hil Everybody ,Y Popcorn Poppers??? Kick Lucy! I Madam Secretary Morning fix up Daddy, Baby and Horsie C ongratulatlo From THE FE MYERS and BRUS C0 MWLSX voun N53 To ERS SPRAYERS HAYTOOLS l l Pumps Hand and Power Sprayers Water Cond1t1on1ng Eqmpment Ashland Oh1o 4 2 QM H502 Jmwmasvlmm ' WELMNG Congratulations From and MACHINE SHOP SlGAF00S 'Q th JWM M b T W ld 35145 1 LUMBEE CUMPANY D and F CHEVROLET C0 J'V 'VVL Wg gn-... flHkVR0lPlf . H 8 ,-422' m y s s T7 F519 dMh Y WEECKEE SERVICE IB x Xl I . v Lumber, Roofing, an i ork i Manufacturers of e ast Tu ing Tools and Dies I P 1' and' elevisio T O B d T ' 1 d Custom e ing Phone ' Jeromesville Oh' A. h d Box 346 Ohio xl O O .-t. I 'll 13 aw -alllllllr ' L T 'X -r.:..:-- f ,I X xilfixwlg Y 1 E Emi-X-fi Expe ' anics Bod and F d R p 'ring Fron n 1'g t Whee ala 'g J , '11 Ohio THE FA LTLESS RUBBER C0 Ashland Oh1o Congratulatmons Congrgtulatlons To the Senlor Class rom Of 1955 ZIMMERMAN S ' W DRY CLEANING Home Style COOKIES 1320 Claremont Ave Ashland Oh1o WAR TLER COOPER BROS Concrete Work Coal Excavatmn Corrugated P1pe Phone 34941 Ashland Oh1o Cleveland Road Ashland Ohlo phone 23851 WW , Q 7 C ! A R A a nd ' EGLY R . GILBERT FURNITURE CRMPANY Ashland 4 .,-f I x g -X a ixaee. .13 x Y EK: N X . : -ww 4 , 1, 1 'S 1 ,,,., 'QQ 1 al - ' Z I fl O Two Acres Of Floor Space Ohio NATI RST ONE, BRANCH RANK Egg? LANDS 01.11551 1 Y, JERRMESVILLE WS FICKES and SRN HOME FURNISHINGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS HN HHH R wunnoan: r on 5 fp IN ' it 'A' W 1 Ash and Oh' Member Federal Deposit In e Corporatio I O 1532! r - -Q' N 'I' I s--- vvnnsf' Ph 325 - 2 ' runmsn ,E '- -- 1g'::l'E1:2 If I 'I a fx ....... rp 1 I V L .. 5 ' WUQUYOUIIIIJ' J mesvill l ,V - 9 ' 'R-ww OJ-P' Oh' BUCKEYE BUILDERS SUPPLY I IR W E..1 LEDYARD VAULTS WEIDNER MOTOR SALES 'QPQ4!fZL,f!U Compliments of F o . -',.'- . ' nr- Cl ' Where You Buy the Best for Less Phone 2 - 5181 Congratul ' '? we if Q' I? r Ashland Vault, Inc. Compliments of LZ INTER COLLEGIATE P S Kansas City PuhWw?w'v4, f11w1Mr1wvnlmv,-' Hn:-k End.-H HUUHFY HHMP IJHIIP