Johnstown High School - Beacon Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

i LUZQYFEIE Oh, J.H.S., dear J.H.S., And when our high school days are o'er Our sons will ne'er forget And life's dark voyage begun, The golden haze of student days When waves of sorrow and distress Is round about us yetg Our weary souls o'er run, When days of yore will come no more How bright shall beam thy beacon light All through our many years, To guide us through the nightg The thoughts of you, so kind, so true, And so we catch its gleaming rays Will fill our eyes with tears. We'll know our path is right. When we have left these dear old halls And bid our friends adieug Another throng will sing our song, That rings through skies so blueg The memory of our high school life Shall dwell with us for aye, We'll all be true to Johnstown High And to the Red and Gray. 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Sherman Byers3Mr. William Ashbrook,Pres1dent3 Mr. Edwin Piper, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Merle Vor1s3Mr. Earl Dagueg Supt. S. R. Jchnsong Mr. Jay Benedict, Clerk. at l 'f'-9 45 ,I.. Q g Nall 'd'aM, fafdaw l swveiyf 'ii' f figs .. 75 L , t v'51 aaa +' taiaaie ,- as ' ' . 5 ' f a 1'- f 59115 .v-divx. 'M LL B. R. JOHNSON Superintendent of Schools Mr. Samuel R. Johnson has been superintendent of the Johns- town-Monroe School for the past five years. During that time D6 has done much toward the BCnO188tlC and extra-curricular improve- ment qf this school. A new elementary school was built, also a farm-shop building for the purpose of having a vocational agricultural program . a drivers' training class was established, a health program with tests given for vision, hearing, and speech was set up and spon- sored b th 1 P - y e ocal arent Teachers' Association. Athleticallg the Johnstown School has, in a period of four years, won two county championships in football, two second place trophies in the county football, and the county championship in basketball. Many other projects have been accomplished during this time. Mr. Johnson will leave us to accept a similar position in the Mlllersburg Exempted Village Schoolb. We wish him much success in his new position. 3 G. D. HARTHAN High School Prine - 7 WRIGHT 1 Principal 4' MISS CHARLOTTE SMOOTS Wilmington College Ohio State University Home Economics. MR. GEORGE MC NEMAR Wilmin ton Colle S S9 Sc1ence,H1story Geography,Sr.So1ence. MISS ARDIS LEIBY Capital University Lat1n,W.H1story Amer.H1stcry Librarian. MR. LAWRENCE GILLUH Virginia Polytechnic Institute Otterbein College Vocal and Instrumental Music. MRS. HELEN CURRY WALSER Ohio State University Commercial MR. FLOYD PATTERSON Ohio State Uhivers1ry Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop. W 2 I -'e fx If '5!? guna 'ivwwg ftn't KQ g?Q5w it W' A fkiiif ?RfWKTM i SQQE W fgifb W ae-Hi ? S' nf iv I x X , K 61, me ,L AL H I 29' Z? wnantw as Anya .tgy ,z.. W. , ,C , , M1 ' fc , 5 NEW W ,Q a I MR. RALPH RDODE Washington k Jefferson University Ohio State University Mathemat1cs,Phys1os. MISS VIOLET'CHOKREFF Ashland College English. MR. GERALD HARTMAN Monmouth Collegeilllinoisl Ohio University Coach,Dr1vers' Training Industrial Arts. MRS. VIRGINIA FRANKLIN Ohio University Span1sh,Phys1cal Education Government. MR. GLENN HODDY Ohio State University Ccach,Phys1ca1 Education B1o1ogy,Sc1ence. MR. STANLEY SCHUTZ Otterbein College Ohio State University English,Speech,Dramat1cs. QS' The BEACON tnis year is uedlcated to Gerald who was principal of the high school last year been basketball coach for fne past two years. Mr. Harfman is liked by all fne students fine personalify ana his patience. Mr. Harrman is marrieu ana nas one aaugnfer He is a graduafe or Canal Wincnesfer High School M0hm0Uth College in Illinois, ana is a graduate University. To Mr. Hartman and nis family, the BEACON wisnes the best of luck in tne years to come. L Allis A QE? HQ? an , Q IM. 2215 seg Hartman and has for his , Nancy. attendea of Ohio staff X9 x-Nw., SEN1ORS: Robert Cavendish, Vice Presidenfg Mary Jo Orn- dorff, Treasurerg Marianne Kaeson, Secretaryg Harry Kin' caid, President. - 1 , LN , I K Q. V- 4 JUNIORS: Joyce awlck, President, SOPHOMORES: Bonnie d , Anna Mae Hughes, Vice Preeidentg UPSPS Phillip Gray. V109 ?Te5319nZv Jo Ann Pipen Secretary-Treasurer. Barbara Kennedy. Secretary. mm 9 Piper, President. FRESHMEN: Eddie Neptune, Secretary-Treas- 1, urerg Dick Dague, President, Joe Ankrom, Vice President. MA7 A .1- ' ' 1mlnlrnrrrerr1rn1Jua1sWawwr111re1n41um1H114r 5 nw 1' Llass GREEN and WHI . . 1 ,WS 3 LV di 1 I l WAKE A MAgI'EQg'lEIEIggTgg YOUR LIFE. ' H+ ' Hum mwumm n u I In PATRICIA ANN ADAMS All County Band l,2,33 KH County Ghorus P13 Thespian 2,3,h3 Thespian Plays 1, 2,3,hj Music Festival 1, 2,3,hQ Band l,2,33 Ensem- ble 1,23 Office 1,2,3,uj Beacon Staff 3,h3 Jay Hi Journal 33 Licking County Honor Society M3 O eretta l,2,33 Y-Teens 3,53 Dis- trict Officer Y-Teens M3 Y-Teen Officer h3.Banquet Committee 33 Homecoming Com ittee 3, kg Senior Scholarship Team M. ROBERT CAVENDISH Football 2 3,Lg Basket- ball l,2,3,53 Baseball 1, 3,h3 Softball 23 Track 3, hs All Mid-Buckeye Second Team My Music 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus l,2,33 Boys Double Quartet 1,23 Thes- Pian Member and President 4g Thespian Play 3,h3 Op- eretta 1,2,3Q All County musle 1,23 H1-Y 2,3,u3 Editor of Beacon M3 Lick- DALE ASHBROOK H1-Y 3,h: Basketball Men- ager 23 Track 23 Homecom- ing Com ittee 3,h3 Ban- quet Committee 3,L. LEE ASHBROOK H1-Y 3,hg Football 3,u3 A1lCounty Football Second Team M3 Track 33 Baseball M3 Softball 3: Homecoming Committee 3. MARY ELIZABETH DLETHICH Cheerleader 1,2,3,uj Band 2,32 Theeplan 2,3,h3 A11 County Music M3 All State Chorus hi Ensemble 1,23 Operetta 1,2,33 Miss J.H. S. 23 Glee Club 1,2,3,uj Thespian Treasurer h3Bea- con Staff 3,h3 Homecoming Committee 2,3,LLg G11-15 Quartet M3 Radio Program l,2,3,hj Honor Thespianlg Commencement Committee M. ineene Representative 3,lLs EDWARD Dlamalcu Class Officer L3l5 Lick- Track 1,2,33 Junior Dra- ing County Honor Society matics 1,23 Senior Dra- hy Commencement Committee matics 23 Football 3, My Ll. Baseball M. BEVERLY JEAN BAUCHERT Y'TS6HS 1,23 Orchestra 13 Dramatics Club ls Amious Severity 13 Class Officer 23 Glee Club M3 Band 23 Play Committees 2,3,h3 Office 2: Homecoming Com- mittee M, ' ,...s MARY ANNETTE DIETZEL Glee Club l,2,33 Thespian Play 23 Y-Teen 2,3,uS Op- eretta 1,2,3j Ensemble 2, 33 All County Music 33 Jay H1 Journal 33 Home- coming Com ittee 33 Ban- quet Committee 3. DOROTHY HOPKINS Gloo Club l,2,3,U3 office L5 operetta l,2,33 Y-Teen 3,h3 Beacon Staff M3 Home coming Committee h. MARTHA JUNE FOREST Y-Teens 3:h5 Music En- semble 2,35 All County Music 33 Homecoming Com- mittee 3,h3 Operetta 1,33 Class Officer 23 Glee 1.2130 :Q-3 BBQ' JOAN DOWNING Y-Toons 2,3,h: Y-Toon ora lcer 3,h3 District Y-Teen Officer 3,h3 Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Beacon Staff M3 Jay H1 Journal 33 Lickln County Honor So- ciety E3 Office 1,2,3,h3 Senior Scholarship Team hi Commencement Committee h: Banquet Com ittee 33 Homecoming Committee 3 Play Committees l,2,3, 3 Basketball Reporter and Scorekeeper M. MONROE WRIGHT Basketball 2,31 Football l,2,3,Lg Softball tg H1-Y 3,h3 Class officer 3IBea- oon staff ugrhosplan 2,3, hi All County Second Team Football h3 Banquet Com- mittee 33 Homecoming Com nittee 3.hi Jay Hi Jour nal 3. HOBERTA ANN FREEMAN Band 1,22 Library 1, 23 Operetta 2,31 Office 1,23 F. H. A. 1,2 3,h: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,n3 Ensemble 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, hi Class Officer 23 Paper Staffs l,2,33 All County Music ht . JOHN ELBOF Basketball 1,2,3,k: Cot Captain Basketball kg All Count Basketball First Team K3 Baseball 1, 3, 3 Senior Scholarship Team 3 All County Music 1,23 Boys Double Quartet 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1 23 Track hg Tha 1838 3:51 0P9P9tt3 IIZIL Eg H1-v 2.3.h: Lloklng County Honor Society ug Beacon starr hi Class President l,2,33 All Mid- Bucke e Second Team Foot- ball E. ALBERT GROVE Basketball 2,3,uI Foot- ball 3, hs al-Y 2,3,u, Softball 33 All County Football Second Team 43 Banquet Committee 'Home- coming Committee 3, au' .4 5' unq- A4 iofivvh iikeie ?31Qi3.f HOWARD HOPKINS Football 2,3,M3 Basketball JOSEPH L. HOPKINS Football 2,3,M3 Basketbml Manager 23 Track 33 Hi-Y 3fh5 Baseball hr Track 3' . . M- All County Football gf2fA.Pt?y 003 13393 h' First Team M3 Football Oo THOMAS L. JOHNSON Football 2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,5,4f Softball 23 Honorable Mention All0hio Football 43 All County Honor Society 5, 43 All County Music 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Boys Double Quartet 1,22 H1-Y 2,3,4j H1-Y Officer 43 Beacon Staff 3,43 Assistant Edl- tor 51 Class Officer 2,53 Thespian Play 43 Homecom- ing Committee 23 Senior Na- 4. Scholarship Team 43 tional Honor Society Captain M3 Softball 2,31 Homecoming Committee 3. LESTER HULSE Hi-Y 3,M3 Softball 3,43 3su3 Homecoming Committee Banquet Committee 3. MARIANNE KASSON Y-Teens 23 Musical Ensem- ble 1,23 Beacon Staff 3, M3 Thespian hi Licking County Honor Society M3 Jay Hi Journal 33 All Count Music M3 Class OH- icer M3 Glee Club l,2,P, M: Thesplan Plays 2,3,4Q Operetta 1,2,3j Homecom- in and Banquet Committee 3,53 Homecoming Attendant 2,M3 All State Chorus kj Radio Programs 3,M3 Girls Quartet M3 Spring Pesti- val l,2,3. na 6, fgx, LELAND HUBBELL H1-Y 3,h: F.F.A. Reporter M3 Football 3,M3 Band 2,1 hi Beacon Staff M3 All County Band 33 Thespian Plays M3 Softball 2, 33 Thes lan M3 Play Commit- tee E3 Senior Scholarship Team M. HARRY KINCAID Football 2,3,M3 H1-Y 3,u: Officer My Class Officer M3 Beacon Staff M3Natlon- al Honor Society 3, M3 Licking County Honor So- ciety 3,M3 Senior Schol- arshio Team M. MARY ALICE LOOKER MARY JO MLUDLETON Junior Class P1ay3 Oper- etta 1,2,33 Special Chor- us l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,33 Glee Club 1,2,33 Mu- sic Club l,2,33 Thespian hi Pure Oil Essay Winner kg Girls Volley Ball Team l,2,33 Girls Basketball l,2,33 Dramatic Club hs Historic Society 3,b3 Jur lor Choir M3 Junior Queen 33 Spectator Reporter 2, 33 P.T.A. Carnival Chair- man 3. Y-Toon 2,3,h: Y-Toon off- icer 3,h3 Homecoming At- tendant M3 Homecoming Cam mittee 33 Beacon Staff hi Glee Club 1 2,3,hj Mixed Chorus 2,3,n: Ensemble 23 Operetta 2,3. MARY LOU McCULLOUGH Glee Club l,2,33 G.A.A. 1, 2,33 Officer 23 Band l,2, 33 Dramatic Club 1,2,33 Y-Teens 2,33 D. of E. 2, 33 Girls Intermural Teams l,2,3' Senior Scholarship Team fu Beacon Staff Lp. HAROLD GENE MYERS Future Farmers of America hs Music hs Play com ic- tee. EDWARD O'BRYAN Track 2,33 Softball 2,3, hi Musical Ensemble 3,hg Mixed Chorus 3,h3 Radio Program Staff W Valley Boysn M. hi Coon JACK SWICK Football 2,3,h3 Basket- ball 2n3nhS Baseball 2,3, Q: H1-Y 2,3,h: H1-Y Offi- cer hs, B8HQUSt Committee Siu Homecoming Committee I DOYLE MELICK Football 2,3,ug H1-Y 3,hg H1-Y Officer ug Band 1,2, 3,h3 Band Officer hi All County Football ug A11 County Band 2,3,h. DOROTHY NEIBARGER Y-Teen 3,h3 Thespian Play hi Decorating Committee for Homecoming 33 Decor- ating Committee for Ban- quet 3. at XSS? n Q f, u I m. MARY JU ORNDORFT All County Chorus 3,M3 Girls Glee Club 3,M3 Band M3 Thespian M3 Play Com- mittee 1,2,3,uj Operetta 33 Y-Teens 2,3,M3 Music Festival 33 Office 2,3,M3 Beacon Staff 2,3,M3 Jay Hi Journal 2,3Q Licking County Honor Society 3,M3 Banquet Com ittee 33 Home coming Queen M3 Band Off- icer M3 Homecoming Com- mittee 33 Class Officer 1,2,M3 Radio Program M3 Senior Scholarship Teamln HAROLD ROMINE Boys Chorus 13 Mixed Chor US 2: FcFoAs 20 ANITA JANE PATTON if U 6 new ami? Wt ECW! f 53' we !i U I ROBERT PITT Operetta l,2,33 EhS9mbl9 Football 33 Sanlof C1535 2, 33 Glee Club l,2, 33 Magazine Sales Manager M. Thespian Play 23 Jay Hi Journal 33 Homecoming Cmr mittee 3 NORMAN PRIES T Baseball M3 Basketball 1, 2,3,h: Track 23 Softball 2 33 All Count Basket- ball Flrst Team Mg' Home- coming Committee 3,M3 Ban- quet Committee 3. CAROLYN ANN WEEKS Y-Teens 3,M3 Office 3 Jay H1 Journal 33 Homecoming Attendant 33 P.T.A. Style Show 23 Banquet Com ittee 33 Homecoming Com ittee 3,M3 Thespian Committee Z.3,h- DAVID sxssns F,F.A. Officer M3 Class Officer 1,23 Boys Glee Club 1,2,33 Beacon Staff M3 School News Paper Re- porter 2,33 Home Front Service Club 2,32 Class Play 2,33 Senior Scholar- ship Team M3 NationdL1kn- or Society 3,M3 F. F, A, Public Speaking Award M. SHIRLEY ANN SHITH Band 1,2,3,M3 All County Band 2, 3, Mg Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,hj Thespian 2, 3,M3 Thespian Plays 2,M3 Girls Ensemble 1,21 P.T.A. Style Show 23 Operetta l, 2,32 Thesplan Committees l,2,3,hI Y-Teen 3,M3 Y- Teen Officer 3,M3 Banquet Com ittee 3,M3 Homecoming Com ittee 3,M3 Class Off- icer 13 A11 State Band M3 Jay H1 Journal 3 Music Festival 1,2,3, 3 Com- mencement Committee M3 Ro dio Programs l.2.3.h. ar If lfinnnrs ,? I ,MA u .W ' 1 M Y' H if 'I N B3 50 OBNDOBF V my KINCAID 89 91 -QOT5' 8309 B edict Balutittend est ci gr-1 an Perfect 12912 PATRICIA ADAMS Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award mm' ROB sl 30 moon mm Gab, Ruth ERT oA VEND W contest 'A Qobtsm seed ansbln 4, Q I4 Pd FIRST ROWS THOMAS L. JOHNSON, NAR! ALICE LOOKER, LEE E. ASH ROOK, MAR! JO HIDDLETON, DALE ASHBROOK, ROBERTA ANN FREEMAN. ROBERT B. CAYENDISH,HARTHA JUNE FOREST, HARRY R. KINCAID, MAR! JO ORNDORFT, JACK L. BUICK, BEVERLY JEAN BAUCHERT, LESTER E. HULSE, MAR! ELIZABETH DIETRICH. SECOND ROW:JOHN ELBON,PATR1CIA ANN ADAHS,DOYLE M LICK,MAR! LOU MCCULLOUGH ROBERT A. PITT,ANITA JANE PATTON, SHIRLEY ANN SHITH,MARIANNE KASSON, JOAN DOWNING,CAROLYN ANN YEEIB,lAR! ANNETTE DIETZEL,EDWARD F.DIETRICH, DOROTH NIEBARGER, EDWARD L. 0'BR!AN, HAROLD E. ROMINE. THIRD ROW: ALBERT GROVE, HOWARD HOPKINS,H. MONROE WRIGHT, DAVID SKEENS, NORMAN PRIEST, JOSEPH L. HOPKINS, HAROLD GENE H ERB, DOROTHY HOPKINS, LELAND HUBBELL. COMMENCEMENT Genesis 26:2b 'Fear not, for I am with th88.u We scatter all too soon our several ways, And thus our dear associations end-- Those who were near through years that sped along Will follow fanoy's whim, WHCTC sky- lines blend. The Shimmering shores of other lands will claim The dear companionship of some we knew while country lanes will lure the hearts of some, And city walls will hedge in some of you. It may be ships and tides will call to one Who, poring over books, must ever dream, And thus he satisfies his restless soul And finds his ships in clouds that whitely gleam. Our feet will walk the dusty ways, and smooth-- Our heads held high, nor will we pause to rest. We only ask that God may walk beside And help us choose the road that He thinks best. --Christel Hastings ACCALAUPEATE Sunday, HB7 25, 1952 8:15 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processiona1...... .... . ........... UMarche Pontificialen -- Kullgk Mrs. Eleanor Wyant, Organist Invocation.................................Reverend Donald Donlca Johnstown Baptist-Presbyterian Church Hymn............................?O Master, Let Me Walk with Theen Vocal Solo.... --Gladden and Smith ........?I Shall Not Pass Again This Way' --Underwood and Effinger Patricia Adams Class Sermon.... ...................?The Power to See It Through' Anthem..... Reverend Walter H. Reitz Johnstown Methodist Church ............?Fairest Lord Jesus'--Crusaderis Hymn High School Girls' Glee Club Vocal Solo.... ....................?The Lord's Prayern--Mallctte Benediction... Recessional... Miss Violet Chokreff .......................Reverend Donald Donica .......................?Fina1e in An--Harris GNMEN CEMENT Monday, nay 26, 1952 8:15 P. 14. uma scuoox. Aunnonrun Processional........ .............?Pomp and Circumstancen--Elgar High School Band Invocation.... ..........................Father Edwin McNulty Church of Ascension Anthem..... .......................?You'll Never Walk Alonen --Rogers and Ham erstein High School Girls' Glee Club Senior Adresses HWhat Lies Ahead for the 1952 Graduates?' .. ..... . .................. .Mary Jo Orndorff Salutatorian of the Class of 1952 HLet Your Light So Shinen ...... Harry R. Kincaid Valedictorian of the Class of 1952 Vocal Solo................?Through the Yearsn--Hayman and You ans Mary Jo Middleton Class Addressv..........................?Youth's Enlarging Worldn Walton B. Bliss Executive Secretary, Ohio Education Association Presentation of Awards..........................Gerald D. Hartman Principal of High School Presentation of Class...........................Samuel R. Johnson Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Dip1omas......................Wi11iam A. Ashbrook Alma Mater President of Board of Education Benediction... .........................Reverend Walter H. Reitz Johnstown Methodist Church Glass 1Di11 We, the following members of the outstanding Senior Clasa of 1952, being of sound mind and spirit and purely of the kind of class that was behind the door when they passed out the brains, do leave this last will and testament in the lower left hand drawer, Heretofore, as of now, and in the accordance with the law laid down Dy past graduates of Johnstown High School: I, Patricia Adams, will my ability to be surer than any girl in school. But will Any girl who needs this ability may take it I, Beverly Bauchert,w1ll my ability to go steady longer and keep Bob for myself. at random. recite in Government class to Ruth Weaver. I, Liz Dietrich, will my ability to get into trouble to Kate McCann. Mary Dietzel, Will my ability to skip school without Piper. I will keep Albert for myself. I. getting I, caught to Carol Lafferty, and will keep Jack for myself. Joan Downing, will my ability to get caught with the car where it is not supposed to be to Jo Ann Piper. June Forest, will my excess height to Hazel Bisang I and my,freckles to Marilyn Samsel. I, Ann Freeman, will the hope in my hope chest to Shirley Bodkins. Dorothy Hopkins, will my height to Sandy Evans and I blondelhair to Miss Chokreff. I, Marianne Kasson, will my ability to always have a boyfriend to Carolyn Adams and will keep Monroe to myself. I, Alice Locker, will my ability to miss school one or two days a week with Albert Grove to Larry Dietrich and Jo Ann I, Mary Lou McCullough, will my ability to carry six subjects with A's and B's to Nancy Logan. I, Mary Jo Middleton, will my ability to go steady after being here only one and one-half months and being engaged after three months to any Junior girl who thinks she is capable of doing same. Also a book on how to hold your man. I, Dorothy Neibarger, will my laugh and ability in Home Economics to Anna Jean Green. I, Mary Jo Orndorff, will my ability to have perfect attendance for four years to anyone who thinks he is capable. Also the ability to write letters in classes to Doris Fickel. I, Anita Patton, will the wide open spaces between my teeth to Logean Matney. And my ability to argue with Miss Smoots to Barbara Carley. I, Shirley Smith, will my ability to hit all telephone poles that are in the I, Carolyn Weeks, road to Doris Fickel. will my ability to go with boys who have nice cars, and let me drive them, to Barbara Carley. I, Dale Ashbrook, Smith. I, Lee Ashbrook, And all of my women to I, Robert Bernard Mrs. Franklin. Johnny Forest. Cavendish, will a will my attempts to skip school to Ronald will my laziness to bashful Billy FohL quart of Blood to I, Ed Dietrich, will my lovelife to Larry Dietrich. I, Jonn Elbon, will my 'crazy legs' to Jim Piper year's basketball team, and my nickname 'Tex' to Clark. I, Albert Grove, will my ability to go steady with for next Roderick one girl for a year to Freddy Moore. I, Howard Hopkins, will my speed to next year's football team. I, Joe Hopkins, will my ability to pound Jerry Hartman on the leg during the basketball tournament to anyone who thinks he can get away with it again. Also my blonde hair to Ronnie Amrlne. I7 I, Leland Hubbell, will my ukelele to Jo Ann Piper and my ability in Government class to Richard Lewis, who will need it. I, Lester Hulse, will my ability to get along with people to Lewis Houck. I, Tom L. Johnson, will my rakish Ford to Bill Almendinger also my class in the basement to anyone who can get along with the Janitors. A I, Harry Kincaid, will my ability to get out of football games, with broken ribs, to Johnny Johnson, but I will keep Patty for myself. I, Doyle Melick, will my football ability and jersey No. 13 to Ray Belt and I am keeping Ella Ruth for myself. I, Harold Myers, will my ability in school to Bill Lynch. I, Eddie 0'Bryan, will my high singing ability to Richard Montgomery and my artistic work to Raymond Larch. I, Robert Pitt, will my ability to like school in sphx of grades to Bob Logan. . I, Norman Priest, will my shortness to Saundra Evans or Freddy Moore. I, Harold Romine, will my ability to get mixed in lover's quarrels to any boy in the junior class. I, David Skeens, will my vocabulary to Gerald Boner, but wouldn't wish my spelling on anyone. I, Jack Swick, will'my ability to go to Alexandria with one girl to Bill Fohl and Ronald Smith. I, Hnnroe Wright, will my willed name nlulun to John Johnson, and am keeping Marianne for myself. Signed, sealed, and witnessed this 9th day of May in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-two. WITNESSES: The Three Musketeers, CJohn, Tom, and Bob! Q'1as-5 Drophecg The date is May 9th, 1977 and gathering here on the picnic ground of the observation center on the planet, Earth, we have the 1952 grad- uating class of Johnstown-Monroe High School. They have returned for this reunion from every known or unknown planet in space. First we see NormanKPos-yrrlest, center and captain of the great- est pro-basketball team of the universe, the Space Pacers. And chat- ting with Norm is Mary Jo Middleton, renowned opera singer, who has just returned from a recital tour of Mercury, Venus, and Mars. Cwe understandvthat she cracked the glass dome of the Opera House on MarsJ Approaching us now is Harold Myers, president and owner of the M. M. M. KMad Money Maker! Co., Inc. With him is his private secretary, Joan Downing. This company operates solely for the purpose of making money for high school graduating classes. And there are Robert Cavendish, who now resides on the 3rd ring of Saturn, and Leland Hubbell, Nobel Prize Winner in the Field of Sci- ence. They seem to be talking over their latest inventions and dis- coveries. Bob has just discovered a nMiracle Capsuleu, which prevents middle-age spread. KFrom this angle it looks like Bob should try his own capsulel, and Leland recently invented an electro-magnet, which not only removes dandruff from bald-headed gents, but will also give an illustrous shine. Speaking of bald-headed ,gents, here comes Jack CDurocherJ Swick, famous manager of the Mercurian Comets, baseball champions of the universe. With Jack we see another outstanding spomm figure. Joe Hopkins, former boxing champion, is now promoting boxing in Sophonia Greely's Home for the Aged. Looking out into space we see the J. A. A. and M. Sky Rocket. As it lands June Forest, Ann Freeman, Anita Patton and Mary Dletzel, lst, 2nd, 3rd, and hth vice presidents of the nwhereditgon Finance Company, alite. This company makes loans to ex-husbands for alimony payments. Moving on we find two former classmates, who are discussing the present-day food situation. They are Dorothy Neibarger, a noted di- etician, whose slogan is uThe way to a man's heart is by dietingu, and Mary Alice Locker, a well-known Home Economics instructor, who is now teaching her students how to keep the holes in donuts from looking so empty. From across the grounds we hear the season's latest hit nWhen the Sun Shines, There's NotFog In My Eyes, But Youn, written by that un- canny composer, Eddie O'Bryan, from Tin Pan Alley. And there is Eddie himself conversing with two of the foremost authors of the present day--Carolyn Weeks, whose latest publication is HA Friend of the Familyu, highly recommended as advice to the lovelorn, and Mary Jo Orndorff, who has written the most recent best seller, nHow to Chew More And Bigger Wads of Gumu. This book is a scientific treatise which required four years in the writing. Cruising in now, we spy the special, elite, deluxe, air cruiser, designed, patented, and piloted by Lee Ashbrook. Its owner is none other than Madam Mary Elizabeth Dietrich, foremest designer of dogs' clothing. She announces that she will enter the field of designing for men's and women's clothing at the next sun-length and predists dmt her styles will set the pace for all. And over ln the corner all by himself is Robert xl am and forever shall be a bachelorJPitt. He is living in his dark and dismal mansion on the most distant satalite of Pluto. And coming over to try to make conversation with Bob is Beverly Bauchert. Bev, as you recall, has that ngift of gabn and has become known to us as the second Luella Parsons. Still on the subject of gabby people,this group here looks like-- why, yes, it is nThe Windy Liars Club.n And it sounds like they're in session right now. There's the President,Dav1d Skeens talking to Miss Mary Lou McCullough, last year's prize winner for telling the biggest whopper. With them is John Elbon, past president of the club and pre- sent interplanet president of the club. This club, as we understand it, has the largest membership of al existing clubs in the interplanet scope. And there is Doyle Melick. He now lives in a trailer on the new planet, Ausphelia, which he recently discovered. His new trailer home is robot controlled and he travels from one planet to another by push- ing a button. Doyle is talking with Dorothy Hopkins and her brother, Howard Hopkins. Dorothy is a talented designer, who is best-known for her 'Swoop-the-Droopnnecklines, and uswitch-the-Hitchn skirts. Howard ls the president of the Interplanatary HI Get My Crops In Firstn Society. OUCHI What hit me? Oh, now I know. Tom L. Johnson on the loose again and at his age, playing with spit-ball guns. And right there with him is Harold Romine, the inventor of the spit-ball gun and also the burp gun. Incidentally, Tom is a noted surgeon at the Radie Bom Sanitarium on duck Creek at Sunny Slope. Over here on the left is Monroe Wright, owner of the Speedway Run and talking to him is Eddie Dietrich, who just yesterday set the new record for an auto speed, when he went down the Run at 1200 miles an hour. You know how Eddie used to make everyone eat his dust back there in his high school days. Well, it seems like he's still doing it. Buzzing in now we see Dale Ashbrook in his supersonic racer....He is returning from taking Harry KEinsteinJ Kincaid on a scientific ex- pedition into outer space, I7 Coming across the grounds now we see Albert Grove and Lester Hulse. Lester is explaining how his new device for making Dairy Qua n operates, and Albert, being a mechanic and not much interested in Dairy Queens, is trying to switch the subject to his newly acquired chain of garages. The last little group that we see is three charming ladies of the '52 graduating class--Pat Adams, who is now a millionaire's wife, and among her menagerie she has everything from Mexican Chihuahuas t0 Pink elephants--Shirley Smith, who runs Miss Elvira Smigley's Ole' Maids Rest Haven and Marianne Kasson, who writes nNews as I Heard It for the Gabby Gossip Gazette. 1 en o ed a lovely afternoon we leave the grounds looking for- sgrdngo tgeynext reunion of the Class of 1952. Signed, Heckle, Jeckle, d an Speckle. Qflass lliisinrg As we approach the end of our high school life we cast a glance back into our past twelve years. In our class of thirtyieight graduates, nine members have attended Johnstown-Monroe High School for the entire twelve years They are: Patricia Adams, Lee Ashbrook, Robert Cavendish, Joan Downing, John Elbon, Tom L. Johnson, Doyle Melick, Albert Grove, and Shirley Smith. Four students, Mary Jo Orndorff, Tom L. Johnson, John Elbon, and Harry Kincaid, received election into the Licking County Honor Society and the National Honor Society. Patricia Adams, Joan Downing, Robert Cavendish, and Marianne Kasson joined this group in our final year. As Juniors we were hosts to the Seniors at our Junior and Senior Banquet, held at the Seneca Hotel. The affair was a great success. The compliment was returned by the present Junior class this year. This year our basketball and football teams were very lucky. In football we tied with Hebron and Su mit Station for the County Championship. In basketball we were also County Champs. This year under the guidance of Pres. Harry Kincaid,V. Pres. Robert Cavend1sh,Sec. Marianne Kasson and Treas.Mary Jo Orndorff, we started out to earn money for a Senior trip to Washington,D.C. and New York City. Sunday evening, May 25, we filed down the aisle Of the Johnstown High School Auditoriu to attend our Baccalaureate Service with Reverend Walter H. Reitz as speaker of the evening. Dr. Walton E. Bliss, Executive Head of the Ohio Education Association spoke to J-eight green and white-gowned students at the graduation S8PV1b1d on May 26. May we extend our heartiest thanks to the faculty who have striven to advise and intrust us so that in years to come we shall look back with ronu memories to tnosa vears which soD0- tently influenced our lives. B7 Patricia Adams 2,0 ,mf HHNHHHHmm.,Hm.,m.HNNmMWF!!!HHl!li1HIlllllIlHHmI11mnluummnaumaummnuuvnvmuwmanunvum1w141n4wu1amW lr 01 H5525 Q6 Junior Class First Row: Miss Leiby, Bill Lynch, Uarolyn Adams, Ella Ruth DeLong, Jo Ann Piper, Joyce Swick, Marilyn Samsel, Phyllis Ashbrook, Patty Vorrison, Larry Di etrich. Second Row: Richard Lewis, Raymond Larch, Richard Montpomery, Ronald Smith Fred Moore, John Forest, Ruth Weaver, Barbara Carley, Nancy Logan, Barbara Miles, Gerald Boner. Third Row: Bill Fohl, Neil Lonywell, John Johnson, Carol Laffertv, Hazel Bisanq, Bob Logan, Doris Fickel, Anna Mae Hughes, Loqean Vatney, Anna Jean Green, Roderick Clark. ,,M, VLWVW. K. 'l Yl .AJ I I ,L YJ L. L Y 'oi'.7'j1..':r'E3ii'1'Y'gT'R1Ai,,f,xisQ'g.E I Y ZZ ffreshmen .xxx wirst Row: Shirley Forest, Donald Priest, Marilyn Ashbrook, Larry Rhodeback Jhn Miller, Thelma Houck, Shelva Hayes, Tleanor Parsons, Carolyn Sager, Pat Lafferty. Second Row: Vernon Smith, Carolyn Colville, Fanny Hatten, Sara Houck, Louisa Jackson, Helen Bodkins, Barbara Weaver, Marilyn Ashbrook, Julia Bailey, John Whitten, Larry Baker. Third Row: Mr. Roode, Lee Parsons, Wayne Ashbrook, Raymond Cleveland, Healey Smith, Robert Tudor, Bill Kina, Bill Miles, Bill Bishop, Tom Jones, Larry Stough, Dick Huddlestun, Don Piper, Miss Chokreff. Fourth Row: Wanda Green, Betty Peck, Janet Fleshman, Nancy Medcrs, Martha Lewis, Roberta Hopkins, Patty Adams, Mary Jan Freeman, Patty Dague, Diane Egan, Judy Carr, Ed Neptune. Fifth Row: Monty Turley, Lynn Melick, Gilbert Walker, Bob Adams, Ronnie Amrine, Joe Ankrom, Jon Herbert Cooperider, Dick Dague. - Snphnmnres Hirst Row: George McNemar, Barbara Kennedy, Bonnie McClintick, Mary Lou Keyser, Carol Foster, Gene Almendinger, Larry Moore, Bill Stratton, Marjorie Locker, Elsie Miller, Jane Stough, Mrs. Walser. 5econd Row: Patty Davison, Janet Priest, Harley Reese, Clyde Montgomery, Mark Hopkins, Bill Pitt, Bob Welch, Bill Almendinger, Don Chapman, Bill Liggett, Barbara Conard, Third Row: Philip Gray, Richard Scovell, John Fleshman, Bob Shea, Jim Piper, Kathryn McCann, Norma Severn, Pat Mustacchio, Lois Downing, Jo Ann Smith, Charley Fohl. ?ourth Row: Carolyn Davis, Wanda Jacks, Barbara Noble, Goldie Holbrook, Janice Priest, Barbara Wilson, Shirley Bodkins, Raymond Belt, Paul O'Bryan, Tom Dixon. 2,3 First Row: Kathleen Davis, Barbara Ashbrook,Marvin Montgomery, John Keene, Larry Smith, Bob Hatten, Leon Murphy, David Conway, Sonny Jakeway, Kenneth Jacks, Nancy Cooper, Betty Miller. Second Row: Danny Swick, Joe Almendinaer, Lalah Dague, Judy Cox, Janet Jones, Marsha Pitt, Charlene Davis, Barbara May, John Kirby, Mary Miles. Third Row: Mr. Patterson, Richard Piper, Shirley Linger, Davld Noble, Ray- mond Piper, John Berkley, Fred Johnson, Esther Priest, Nancy Downing, Larry Dorsey, Edna Davis, Mr. Schutz. Fourth Row: Roger Priest, Diane Davis, Donna Hopkins, Carl Keyser, Gary Chambers, Paul Priest. Charles Hayes, Gary Taylor, Lovell Bush. First Row: Joyce McAllister, Herbert Smith, Jack Pltzer, Jim Potter, Jim McClintick, George Sharp, Danny Fleshman, Marilyn Poster, Shirley Walker, Marilyn Dixon, Ruby Forest. Second Row: Bob Morrison, Bonnie Dague, Maxine Lafferty, Betty Blagg, Bev- erly Wilson, Eileen Miller, Joy Dietrich, Jean McAllister, Barbara Thompson Third Row: Mr. Glenn Hoddy, Richard Smith, Brent Cherry Don Moore, Charles Neeks, Linda Lewis, Betty Skeens, Christine Needles, Barbara Teeters, Larry Evans, Charles Thompson, Jim Downing, Miss Anstaett. Fourth Row: David Adams, Jim Colville, Referd McCann, Nancy Ankrom, Bea t i ith ' r ce Sm , Janie Jynn, Bill Severn, Eileen Huddlestun, Edith Sachs, Wayne Pope, Glenn McDavid, Jim Mason, Paul Clark. Bob Huddlestun. ff if45ig1fE121ET.-733,21 he-I-1 L.- i 2-3, 1' ' . a 111 MR. FLOYD WRIGHT Denison University Capital University Sixth Grade .ZJ' C95-xos CHOOL ACULTVY MISS ILLA SEARFOSS Bowling Green University Fifth Grade MISS PEARL SMITH Salem Oo11ege,V.Va., Akron University Kent State University Fourth Grade MRS. BESSIE GOLVILLE Ashland College Ohio University Fourth Grade MRS. LUCILE SITES Denison University Third Grade MRS. BEULAH MOATS Denison University Second Grade MRS. GERTRUDE HATCH Ohio University Second Grade MRS. DO OTHY CLARK Ohio University First Grade MISS LENA MILLER Ohio Stats University Ohio University First Grade I1 I' 3 9....... r 'QM A A 'f B H 5 QAB DB ef h 1 ,,.,.,,, 'Q -l15,...,. A G., , fy'f'g,, Q 1 A 3 'lil tif J N he v' ff .4 ti . I .3 gf? 4 V salsa x ' - - ' .fill 3 v I U A, , , V 4 .- Q Q Q lf' R ' 2 :XL '51 6 .. , A we 3 J. 4... ,. B' -, - A , at ' 5 J 4 ' ' - .. . . V B E - ' A, i A Q 5 in sl J v .ew A 6 -1 E ' G G .9 Q. .2 fs is A 'v 1 v ' J -.3 r N lf 1 y L K-'31 ' A ' 1 1' M x xi fi r ,,,,.,.i,,,i1a,.,,,--.s2,4s Zlfmi l g J J. W X ' First Row: Robert Jakeway, Terry Budd, Harold Busch, Michael Cornwell, Earl Holbrook, Oran Hoover, Mike McAllister. Tommy Piper, Gilbert Miller, Tommy Bell, Jackie Edwards, George Keene Second Row: Leah Melick, Carol Walker, Snlrley Haynes, Wilma Forest, Joann Barrick, Sandra Barcus, Sally Greer, Mary Jakeway, Peggy Hopkins, Margie Ashbrook, Sally May, Loretta Gorsuch, Betty Searles, Shirley Miller. Third Row: Paul Rohr, Tom Waller, Paul Wyant, Doris OlQuinn, Stanley Hil- ton, Ronald Smith, David Wilson, Carol Ashbrook, Sally Smith, Linda Teetera Arthur White, Slavik Matyczyn, Sandra Walker. Fourth Row: Miss Lena Miller, William Shea, Wilma Favill, Julie Emerson, Letha McCann, Patricia Disbennett, Jerald Sharp, Norma Smith, Judy Jaros, Connie Stith, Mrs. Dorothy Clark. Absent: Winston Burton, Kenton Suver, Charles Rvers. Harold Haynes, Bill Logan, Mary Dague, Georgann Miles, Bonnie Booher. First Row: Lafe Miller, Donald McGee, Stephen Miles, YHUL shea, Clyde Peterman, Neal Retherford, Bobert Taylor, Dicky Potter, Zane Stout Second Row: Sandy Woltz, Barbara Wickiser, Lila Miller, Susie Searles, Barbara Ann Smith, Katherine Piper, Patty Ann Swick, Rutn Ann Mlller, Lusetta Myers, Shirley Severn, Carolyn Riffe, Patricia Smith, Tinnle Pc ann Third Row: Susan McElwee, Bobby Sachs, Judy Garrabrant, Tlm ie Vrouse, Michael Bare, Janie Hayes, Nancy Heinlein, Francis Davis, Tuanlta a son, Danny Dietrich, James Logan, Tommy Conard, Carl Bailey. Fourth ROW: Mrs. Meats, Dorothy Barrick, Fern Fsvill, Ricky Horch, Teddy Dorsey, Harvey Reese, Johnny Hoddy, Carol Hollis, Marie R ene, Darlene Davis, Mrs. Hatch. Absent: Nancy Bishop, Jeanne Downing, Vicky Hartsock, Sally Bev en Darrell Clouse, Jack Hubbard, Lawrence Cain. 'D' v I 'J , -7 '-.7- , ff ' 27 I i i' I' X if :- -::' si 1 - 7: 42 'l giffjrly X X First Bow: Carol Bailey, Olivia Fox, Joe May, Eddie Tippett, Donald Hollis Bobby Evans, Dianna Needles, Georglne Smith, Dottie FohL Susan Gross, Patty Walker, Dianne Foster, Janet Conway. Second Row: Jerry Jo Voris, Larry Humphrey, Eddie Johnson, Carol Green, Danny Croak, Bobby Crist, Dolly Yerkey, Brenda Wilson, Mike Byers, Mike Hatton, Deloris Busch, Joann Jaros, Judy Pitzer. Third Row: Earl Hayes, Arthur Hayes, Raymond Burton, Betty Conard,Larry Fickerinv, Diana Jones, Karen Butt, Saundra Wickiser, Hoy Jacks, Conny Wilson, Urvin Hartsock, Mrs. Sites. Absent: Joy Johnson, Richard Bryant. Junior Smith, Gary Teeters, Terrle Shea, Kendra Woltz. First Row: Stuart Parsons David Dietrich, Sherman Byers, Chester Middleton, Raymond Dowell, Alan Logan, Dicky Bare, Joe Gross, Eddie Busch, David Mason David Hopkins. Second Row: Sue Davis, Julia Hilton, Ronnie Bishop, Merriel Ann Davis, Patq Bisang, Beverly Dowell, John McCann, Charlotte Barrick, Anne Ashbrook Richard Davis, Mike Carr, Carl Miller, Johnny Wright. Third Row: Suzanne Ashbrook, Glen Murphy, Paul Wade, Herbert Needles, Carolyn Piper, Sylvester O'Quinn, Robert Davison, Mary Retherford, Allen Bailey, Larry Piper, Russell Swick, Johnny Siegel, Billy Woods, Patty Thompson, Carolyn McAllister, Stanley Smith, Marlene Dietrich, Bonita Hess Fourth Row: Mrs. Colville, Larry Riffs, Dolly Jakeway, Wayne Peterman, Douglas Clutter, Jerry Jones, Jim Busch, Anna Bush, Francis Myers,Donna Pavill, Charlotte Hudson, Nellie McCann, Karen Montgomery, Carolyn Miller, Miss Smith. Absent: Dick Ashbrook, Sandra Clark, Emily Hubbard. Q fl ' : T7 'i KLI- 3 ' -V G, I , First Row' Bobby Waller, Patricia Wrlgnt, Glenna myer, Judy Shumnken Norma Forest, Mary Burton, Cnarlotte Cooper, Rebecca Blamer, Jane Lewlq Toni Fox, Rosalind Freeman, Rolan Miles, Joyce Green. Second Row: James Disbennett, Brenda Swick, Larry Sanford Vernon ABHDPOOK, Bonnie Martin, Jane Smith, Georgie Keyser, Rachel Dimond, Linda Bevelhymer, Johnny McDav1d, Joyce Jaros, Richard Yerkey, Billy Smith, Kenneth Ashbrook, Keltn Kltzmiller, Miss Searfoss. Tnird Row: Hollis McCann, Roger Medors, Jackie Batten, Sally Downing, Garnet Suver, Fred Bush, David Kasson, Charles McCann, Tommy Franklin, Larry Gilchrist, Sally Crist, Della Bailey, Donald Davison, Edward Carson. Absent: Janet Teeters, Norma Evans, Rodney Bemlller, harry Cain, Jackie Mitchell. First Row: warren Butt, Francis Peterman, Joyce Suver, Bobby Hayes, Anna Louise Favill, Marcia Gray, Karen Foster. Second Row: Viola Miller, Margie Thompson, Barbara Bailey, Mary Lou ooper, Elsie Johnson, Jimmie Jacks, Franklin Blagg, Donald Disbennett, Charles Dietrich, Billy May, Carl Neibarger, Floyd Wright. Third Row: Mike Swick, Donna Green, Roberta Hoover, Charon McCann, Jimmie Bryant, William Piper, Betty Severn, Judith Ann Parsons, Virginia Berkley, Carolyn Smith, Jay Middleton. Fourth Row: Ronnie Priest, Jeanne Needles, Judy Mlcklser, llls O'Quinn, Shirley Dowell, Glenna Myers, Terry Parsons, Jimmie Retherford, tlarence Swick. Absent: Lester Hartsock and Roy Byers. L1 A,- ral .,-,.,1j:Eg1 ,z av 'Q ....4..,.. ,If ' ,Y V - YXL x ..,, NF., Q29 J . ,, , 5? XX XX 35 X CHFIM P5 7 fn Zlyx-Dj! fff QW X f' EZ? FIRST ROW: B111 P1tt,Managerg Assistant Coach Hartman,John Elbon, Joe Hopkins, Barry Kincaid, Monroe Wright, Eddie Dietrich, John Johnson, Albert Grove, Coach Hoddy, Bob We1ch,Manager. SECOND ROW: Larry Dietrich, Lee Ashbrook, Howard Hopkins, Tom L. Johnson, Doyle Mellck, Leland Hubbell, Jack Buick, Bob Cavendish, Jim Piper. THIRD RDW: John Dowell, Richard Bcove11,Hon Amrine, Monty Turley, Don Piper, Eddie Neptune, Jon Cooperr1der,Joe Ankrom, Gib Walker. 97 wma DW FIRST ROW: John Elbon, Joe Hopkins, Harry Kincaid, Monroe Wright, Edd1B Dietrich, Leland Hubbell, Albert Grove, Howard Hopkins. SECOND ROl:Lee Ashbrook, Tom L. Johnson, Doyle Me11ck,Jack Buick, Bob Cavendish, ,ki.....L,-A.. .M ,..z.T.J..,.. , ,, ,. , ,.... . .T f'Im.E.,I ,LLL A,,..,,- . ,,,...-1 Ciixia ' fi ,i.,jQ q, mggif' U. Lf.'. 71 5 ,,,i4:f'f fg s f..agg.i1.,g.1iL',sg ' r-'w NV' 'TlY'i1 LY-11,1 ,1 , 'K 'T'1i'iVi . A i 'JL' iff E 1 1'1- Jonn Elbon CEndJ All County-First TeamgM1d-Buckeye League,Second Team. Joe Hook1nsQTack1eJ All County-First Team. Tom L.- JohnsonCQ.ua.rterbackJ A11 County-Second TeamgM1d-Buckeye League- Honorable Mentiong All-State Class B,Honorab1e Mention Monroe Wright CCenterJ A11 County-Second Team. . Robert Cavendish lHa1fback7 Mid-Buckeye League,Seoond Team. Doyle Meliok Halfbaokl A11 County-First Team. Albert Grove Endl A11 County-Second Team. Lee Ashbrook KFu11backJ A11 County-Second Teamg Mid-Buckeye League, Honorable Mention. JOHNNIEB OPPONENTS 9 Centerburg 19 7 Cardington 32 6 Ashley 259 Tom Johnson 7 Summit Station 15 Team Co-Gaptainsx 14 Bunbury 19 oe Hopkins 16 Granville 15 25 Utica 7 12 Hebron 6 14 Riohwood 51 .....,..,.h..,,n ,N ...H , . , 31' GROVE PRIEST ELBON F ' Ce t F0rYard orward n er Co-Captain !EMmQ , , ML,,, EQ7 , 9 o CAVENDISH JOHNSON Guard Forward Co-Captain 59171557 E47 .J -1' PIPER swlcx HOPKINS Forward Guard Forward Coach Hartman Jack Swick, Bob Cavendish, Jim Piper, Tom L. Johnson, John Elbon, Joe Hopkins, Albert Grove, Norman Priest. T -I7-97-582 BASKETBALL SCORES- Countl Johnnies Qggonents Mid-Buckeye Johnniee O onents Hebron Eh HB Cardlngton 53 72 Jacksontown 75 29 Big Walnut 63 S7 Summit station 2 hu Mu. Gilead 58 S3 Hanover-Toboso 8 70 Elm Valley S 73 Utica 29 S2 Richwood 2 50 Homer 7 Non-Lea ue Kirkersville 55 Flckerlngfon 68 60 Alexandria S3 M5 Granville 9 Pataskala 68 So Granville M Tournaments Count! Johnnies Op onengg District Johnnies Opponents Jacksontown '-fET ' jj MIHway 5H' go Summit Station M9 33 Morral MS 58 Kirkersville no 30 Hebron 58 U7 First Row: John Forest, Gilbert Walker, Raymond Cleveland, Dick Dague, Ronnie Amrine, Dick Huddlestun, Gene Almendinger. Second Row: Larry Moore, Manager, Roderick Clark, Gerald Boner, Monty Turley, Donald Pioer, Jon Herbert Cooperider, Jack Dowell, Fred Moore, Mr. Glenn Hoddy. Av ...A........1. .. .. 1,......l T. Al?r7 1gf 3'I Q1 Ton L. Johnson ' John Johnson ' B111 Stratton ' Charles Fohl , J ack Bwlok ' Dlok Dague rg Gene Llnendinger ' Raymond Cleveland fl '-3, Joe Hopkins ' Eddie Neptune is 'X Norman Priest ' Dick Boovell - ' X Bob Cavendish ' John Fleshman - X f Jin Piper ' Lynn Meliok Lee Ashbrook ' Jon Cooperrlder John Elbon ' Bill Alnendlnger N letter winners' A SCORES ' A U' . Johnnles Opponents f ' Big Walnut '7 4 ' Jaoksontovn 14 3 Homer l 0 Hebron l2 12 Q Utica 8 ll J Tournanent Hanover 9 5 Hebron 1 5 lane Placing Event John Elbon 5 100 yard dash Joe Hopkins 5 Discus John Johnson 5 high Jump John Johnson 4 440 John Johnson 5 Broad Jump Bob Logan 5 lille Eddie Neptune 2 Disous John Dolell 5 440 John Johnson -gggnmlzf-131 un. nu., Team, Placed 'nm-s Harley Reese JOHRNIEB 4 County Track Meet. 36' DIANE EGAN LIZ BARBARA WI QJU A p 9 p 9 44 fsplonys r A 4 xx' ll 9 N gg H' y.1'EEl 0 Q 'ye J' niif' eu-If 3 4 JJ S t Q -Y BAND Q' , QD 4.a ' 9 2 5 'Q 'ow 7 fo 0 4 ' L- I 'B fr 1 can Qfvy wg I j SEPTEMBER u 'H 7 lb 1? 19 21 28 OCTOBER 1 5 8 11 12 17 19 25 2627 2628 31 NOVEMBER 2 9 13 15-16 21 22 23 26 28 30 DECEMBER 2 9 lb zo 21 28 JANUARY u 7 B ll 12 16 18 19 21 25 26 29 Sipved fZr ilvd cor Next y,Ec ,Br . ALENDAR First day of school Teachers', School Employees', and Board Picnic. Football-Centerburg-There P.T.A. Meen1ng L.C.T.A. Meeting at Newton Football-Cardington-There Football-Ashley-Here Teachers' Visitation Football-Summit Station-There YLTeen Inter-Club Council L.C.T.A. Meeting-Conservation Tour Football-Big Walnut-Here Parents' Visitation Football-Granville-There Football-Utica-HerelHomecom1ng9 Meeting in Columbus C.0.T.A. Co.Student Council Trip L1on's Halloween Party Football-Hebron-HereCMom and Dad? Football-Richwood-There Sophomore Thanksgiving Dance F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest Thespian Play-'We Shook the Family Tree.' Junior Class Skating Party Thanksgiving Vacation Football-Mothers' Dinner Mrs. Ruth Levering-Talk on Japan. Basketball-Hebron-There Basketball-Cardington-Here Radio Program Dedication of Johnstown-Monroe Elementary School and Vocational Agriculture Building. Basketball-Kirkersville-Here Basketball-Summit Station-Here Dismiss for Christmas Vacation Basketball-Pickerington-There Basketball-Granville-Here Grade Operetta-'Santa Claus in Mother Goose Land' and 'A Christmas Fantasy.' Basketball-Big Walnut-Here Basketball-Hanover-Toboso-There Basketball-Mt. Gilead-There 'Buhlan The Magician Basketball-Utica-There: End of First Semester. Basketball-Homer-Here Beginning of Second Semester Basketball-Granville-There Basketball-Kirkersville-Here Basketball-Ashley-There A LJENDAI? Senior Scholarship Tests-Leland Hubbell and Harry Kincaid were honorable mention. Basketball-Alexandria-Here Basketball-Rlchwood-Here Basketball-Pataskala-Here H1-Y and !LTeen Sweetheart Dance Basketball Tournament-Denison Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Assembly Program-Astronomical Yonder Show, lr. Edgar. Basketball Tournament Waeh1ngton's Birthday Vacat1on3Basketball Tournament County Champs. Central District Class 'B' Basketball Tour- nament Otterbein College. Athletic Banquet Mail Bag Antique Showg Central District Class 'B' Basketball Tournament. Assembly Program-Denison Players presented a play 'The Patsy.' Junior Class Square Dance Junior Class Bake Sale Fourth Grade Banquet Magazine Sales-Curtis-Junior Class and BEACON staff shared profits. P.T.A. Frollc Good Friday Easter Vacation L.C.T.A. Pres1dent's Dinner Easter Vacation due Sportsman Banquet Assembly Program-Cole Marionette Thesplan Play-'Night of January l6th.' County Baseball Tournament F.F.A. Banquet County Spring Music Festival County Baseball Tournament County Track Meet Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Trip-New York and Washington D.C. County Softball Tournament Seniors return to school Exams for everyone Teachers grade papers and work on reports. Baccalaureate Services, High School Auditorium Students return for report cardsg Honor Assemblyg Commencement, School Auditorium Alumni Banquet 'Nw ,-as--s-Qi B , 2. yi ,Qk,! ,A ,V pnkyp A ,J L A TM 4 A A.gl F ,a- a A, ,RFQ :T-L Beverly Wilson, David Adams Patricia Adams, Robert Adams, Bonnie Mc Clintiok, Gene Almendinger, Marianne Kasson, Tom L. Johnson, Mary Jo Orndorfr, Joe Hopkins Mary Alice Locker, Albert Grove, Pny111e Ashbrook, 1.31-rv rum-ion, Luau Dague, Jim Downing. q'wJan 'fo 151. f' I as HUD 61 Mary Alice Looker,Mary Jo Orndorff, Marianne Kaason Phyllis Asnbroox,Bonn1e McC11nt1ck,Patr101a Adams,La1ah DaZUe.5eV9P1Y W11B0n- W zixgfmmsa , , ,, , MMM., . M, ,, , . Wan, . , ,,..a,..,.-w..-m,.,,,.,f1 M, 1 5 , ,V . V L , , O ,W ,,,.r.a,,,a.a,-s,, .,,,,,..,,,,,,, , , ,A I A OOT 1-4- 14. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Anna Mae Hughes, Carolyn Adams, Patricia Adams, Mary Jo Orndorff, Jo Ann Piper, Joyce Swick. Second Row: Marianne Kasson, Harry Kincaid, Tom L. Johnson, John Elbon, Robert Cavendish, Joan Downing. STUDENT COUNCIL : Tom L. Johnson and Jo Ann Piper. LICKINGANA STAFF: Robert Cavendish. 41 Left to Right: Joan Downing, Treasurer, Carolyn Adams, Vice President, Mrs. Franklin, Advisory Shirley Smith, Sec- retary, Mary Alice Locker, President. First Row: Eleanor Parsons, Saundra Evans, Jo Ann Piper, Marilyn Samsel, Joyce Swick, Patty Morrison, Ella Ruth DeLong, Carolyn Adams, Carolyn Davis. Mrs. Franklin. Second Row: Mary Lou Keyser, lJulia Bailey, Carol Foster, Shirley Smith, Joan Downing, Patricia Adams, Doris Fickel, Barbara Miles, Jane Stough, Norma Severn, Barbara Wilson, Patty Dague, Carolyn Colville, Judy Carr, Barbara Conard. Third Row: Barbara Kennedy, Bonnie McClintick, Jo Ann Smith, Patty Adams, Nancy Medors, Mary Jo Orndorff, Barbara Noble, Anna Green, Hazel Bisang, Carolyn Weeks, Barbara Carley, Marjorie Looker, Alice Looker, Dorothy Neibarger, June Forest. First Row: Albert Grove Tom L Johnson John Elbon Ha Ki id J k ' S 1 k goy1edMgl1ck, Charles Haaenlocker, Howard,Hopkins. , Fry nca I ac W C , econ OW! MP- Roode Fred Moore Lee A hb k R 1 1 Dgie Ashbrook, Richard,Scove1l, Bill Pitt, ghilig Cray?nn S Sm th' Lester Hulse, gOwZi111E0gim Ilzigllsir-Almendinger, Bob Cavendish, Monroe Wright, Leland Hubbell, Jack ,M .wo ,,,.. ., ,. ,K L 44 P K D I W My ,,1i::g:J.i1ig4..g as A aa , ,. fl -Twnwraa-- L A L... .. . WM r.., 1 L., ..l,.1::,..,, 1 g Left to Right: Tom L. Johnson, Vice President, Doyle Melick, Treasurer: Harry Kincaid, President, Jack Swick, Secretary, John Elbon, Chaplain. 17 Mr. Bchutz Advisor- Carolyn Adams Scribe' John E1bon,Vice-President? Mary Jo Orndorff,Seoretary5Robert'Cavendieh,Pres1dent3 Liz Dietrich, Treasgger. Y . FIRST ROW: Barbara Miles, Shirley Smith, Jo Ann Piper, Carolyn Adams, Patricia Adams, Mary Jo Orndorff, Marianne Kasson Liz Dietrich SECOND HOW:Mr. Schutz, Robert Cavendish. John Elbon, Monroe Wright. W E e Shook the Family Tree 'Night of January 16th N 5f.iF.A. of , ,, 'V . . s ,W ,Mk 'ro f- if --4 wr A ......,..,o-...,., ' Lee Persons, Sentinel, Neil Longve11,Secretary3 Leland Hubbe11,Reporter5 David Skeens, President g Richard Lew1s,V1ce Presidentghowerd Hopkins, Treasurer, Mr. Floyd E. Patterson,Adv1sor. Vocational Agriculture Snop and Classroom r FIRST ROV: David Sheena, B111 Lynch, Raymond Belt, Lee Persons, Neil Longwell, Jenn Whitten, Lewis Houoh. SECOND R0l:Clyde Montgomery, Richard Montgomery, Mark Hopk1ns,Herold Myers, Richard Lewis, Leland Hubbell, Howard Hopkins, Thomas Dixon, Harley Reese, Mr. Patterson. THIRD ROV: Jim M111er,B111 Liggett,Lsrry Stough, Wesley Sm1th,Norman Thompson, Don Piper, Robert Tudor, B111 King, Vernon Smith, Patrick Lefferty. 'H if. IF Our F. F. A. was reorganized Patterson, after a lapse of four years without a vocational agriculture program. We have had a very successful first year though we did not get moved into our new building until November, 1951. Some of the activities and accomplishments of the year are: SEPTEMBER--Attended Officer's Training School at Summit Station. OCTOBER ---- Johnstown Chapter was host to Summit F. F. A. for F. F. A. Greenhand initiation ceremonies. lPicture-Greenhands re- ceiving the formal part of initiation ceremony.J NOVEMBER---Fall scrap drive. Parliamentary Procedure Contest- Won first in County, fourth in District, wall plaque, and sil- ver ratinc in State. JANUARY ---- Junior and Senior Class spent a five weeks period in famn shop,repairina farm machinery and building projects for their farming programs. FEBRUARY---Boys and Dads enjoy evening together at HDads Night? QPio- ture-Climax of the evening, home made chili and cake.J Our chapter won the County Pest Hunt and received a wall plaque for our efforts. Richard Montgomery was high scoring individual in the County and Richard Lewis was fourth. MARCH ------ Entire Chapter attended Farmers' Week at Ohio State Uni- versity fcr two days. APRIL ------ Our entry in the State Better Chapter Contest rated fOUPu1 in the District and earned a wall plaque and silver rating in the State Contest. Participated in District Judging Contest. Our team was made up of Richard Montgomery, Neil Lonawell, Leland Hubbell, Clyde Vontaomery, and Bill Lig- gettg Richard Montcomery placed first in the Dairy Judg- ing and received a Dairy Showman's Halter. Rresented our first Annual F.F.A. Banquet to l2O parents and friends. After a fine ham dinnen we all enjoyed short talk by Paul Miller, our State F.F.A. Vice-President, and the balance of the proaram featuring our own F.F.A. mem- bers. Cficture-Display of stage decoration at banquet.J MAY--- ---- The busy month of judging found our classes at work on the farms. Some of the freshman-scphomore class in pio- ture, judging Spotted Poland China Gilts at Harley Reese' farm. Contestants in the State judging contest held at Ohio State University are as follows: General Livestock- Lee Parsons, Neil Lonawell, and Harley Reese, Dairin-Team- Richard Montaomery, Bill Liggett, and Clyde Montgomery. Agronomy Team- David Skeens, Leland Hubbell, sons, Farm Shop-Mark Hopkins. Along with our T. F. A. activities of the past year, each boy has car- work. Our 26 this year under the direction of Floyd E. and Lee Par- ried a practical farming program as a foundation to good class members have as farming program this year: 16 dairy cows, 1 dairy calf, 3 Beef Heifers, 9 breeding ewes, 15 sows ani litters, lOS laying acres corn, 3h acres wheat, 85 acres 09tS, 70 acres soybeans, toes and 8 acres of pasture improvement. In addition there are hens, 55 3 acre pota- bl improve- ment projects and 52 supplementary farm practices being developed. 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For the dedication of the new school building in December, the boys' and rirls' glee club sang an arrangement O1 HYou'1l Never Walk Aloneu and the band played selections from Strauss. Johnstown was represented in the All County Music Festival with thirty three members from both organizations. For the first time several members from the music orvanizations of Johnstown were chosen to participate in the Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival. For the closing-of their activities, the glee club presented a vocal mumber for the Baccalaureate Service. The music organizations express their appreciation to our musical dir- ectors, Lawrence Gillum, Mrs. Muriel knstaett, Mrs. Josephine Perkins, and Harry Bland. 47 - O aff. 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