Lanier Township High School - Lanierian Yearbook (West Alexandria, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

5 7 X 5 r r u . s' f T u, 5 . 2 1 5 Q I C A T D I D EDICAT ION To those who have gone forth from Lamer and have offered theu' lxves that we who come after them, may fmd th1s a better world to l1ve 1n the class 1947 ded1cates thxs book Lawrence Cooper Mohler Frlbrun Joseph Dafler jr George Henry Paul Wmglewmht Clyde Moses Ralph Wogarnan Harold Spltler Frank Br eedmg Eugene Paxson Arthur Dafler Roy Parker Edward McKee Donald Flory Robert Brandenburg Charles Lands ey Lloyd Apple joseph Eby Clyde Hale Carl Yokers jumor Paxson Arthur Delaplane Donald Guntle Paul Bear james Mclntosh Gerald Dafler Leo Os er Robert Wehrely Myron K1.rk Kenneth Roberts Lowell Carnpbell Chester G1lbert Ralph Goxns Harold Gearhart john Stevenson Robert Piper Dale Paxson Catherme Landls Kenneth Borgwardt Floyd Goms Howard Gmg er 1ch Charles Drlver Stanley Apple Clayton Andr ews? Donald Fadler George Eby Garnet Clxck Chester Delaplane Dale Dafler jarnes Guntle Charles Mowen Edward Lmds ey Harold Paullus Maynard Spltler Harg1s Lynch Logan Murphy Arthur Keyes Rlchard Ehler Orvxlle Goms john Toops Gordon Paxson Char les Borgwar dt Edward Lynch Russell Sm1th Dale Cotterman B111 Loxley Nelson Gllbert Harold Agee Rolland Handley Larry Vogue Paul Lantzs Donald Suman Dale Peters Glenn Suman junzor Nxxon Stanley Brower Eug ene Br and enburg . . -- of '30 ' . .33 . . , . '33 ' '33 ' ' '34 ' '34 '34 . ,35 . ' '35 '35 '35 '35 .35 . '36 .36 . . .36 . Lloyd Smith '36 Eugene Dafler '36 '37 .37 . '37 ' ' ' '37 '37 '37 '37 . '37 ' '37 '38 ' '38 ' ' '38 '38 '38 . ,38 . ' '38 '38 '39 . ,39 . . '39 . . .39 . The Stafi of the 1947 CHAOS w1shes to extend 1ts sumcere appr ec1at1on to the followmg for then' mter est and cooperatmn m the pr epar anon of thls book CONSTRUCTION john La.nt1s Paul Kms ey SK ETCHING R ob ert Tuvell TYPING Betty Warren Anna Brubaker June Muxnnc PHOTOGRAPHY Mac s Photo Servxce Mr Albert Knabe Mr Hubert Conarroe FACULTY- Mr Albert Harr1s Mr Hubert Conarroe Mr jess Meyers Mrs Kay Re1tz Doris Gilbert LANIER Q ' CARRY ME BACK TO OLD LANIER In the long, long evenmgs, when I Slt alone, Dreanung of dreams of long ago When I m sad and weary far away from home, And dear fancles haunt me so Then my schoohnates faces pass before my eyes And I cry 1n vaxn, Brmg back the old school days Brmg them back agaux Carry me back to Old Lamer, Back tothe scenes of Home so dear Back to the folks I know Back to where the pretty w11d flowers bloom 1.11 the sprlng Back to where the woods wlth warblmg wlld buds rmg Carry me back to Old Laxuer I That s where I long to go Albert F Harrzs Hubert Connarroe Supermtendent Prlncipal Back where I long to gog FAC ULTY 'l'LH,'L-ll' I'L.. '2f ' ' in Hi Y CP f 'J I jf,pf74ra, F, I ,P - 11 21 5 ,J f 'W 'f '5 j n 'gf L 7, MRS MARION KLINE nghsh and Latln AARS KAY REITL NIR HUGH STIVER Shorthand and Typlng Vocat1ona1Agr1culture and Shop Home Economlcs Du- ector 0fAthlet1CS Mathematlcs and Art Other members ofthe faculty M155 Lennlng, Mr Stoner NURS. TREVA 'RUNYON MR. JESS MEYEIRS IWRS. RUBY McCLEI..I..AN TO FHFSEINIORS OP 1947 Lt IS mdeed a pleasure and pr1v1lege as presldent of the 1944 Lanler TOW1'1Sh1p Alurnrl Assoc1'1t1on, to congratulate the graduatumg cl ss on cornpletmg twelve years of strenuous wo k and other dlsplay of talents Scores of others have passed through these same doores of opporturuty and have gone on to greater and nobler deeds May I, as one of many, extend a hand of f611OWSh1p and w1sh you greater glory m the comlng vears joseph R Dafler, jr f 1 L 1 . ,., ., v . c 3 . Y s , . 5 .I 'X' 'WW sl X747 Y , Qt x THFDDORE HALL WAYNE BAUGHMAN Class Vice-President. Class Treasurer. Manager for Varsity Member of Varsity.. team for two years. Treasurer of F. F. A. GLENN HEIN Class Secretary Attended D1s1e H1gh School during Fresh man and Sophomore year l EUGENE CAPLHXIGER Class Pres1dent Attended th1s school a twelve years Attended this school all twelve years. RICHARD LOXLEY Member f Varslty Member of F F A Part1c1pated the S emor C las s Play 1n h1s jumor year Ll . . o ' , . - - . . in. I s X F fl 1 V 1 HCL Q X v 5, f , , xx 'nf in ,,,,,,.,sQ2.1.: A7,11,fC- u I I ANNA BRUBAKER President of F H. A. Class Presxdent during Sophomore year. Second soprano in Girls Ens emble. C ornpleted twelve years at Lanier RALPH BROWER President of F. F A Member of Varsity Class President Freshman year A tended this school for twelve years. tid! Ralph I rn groping for words JUNE MINNIX Concert Mistress of Orchestra Secondal to vocalist in Girls Ensemble Cheerleader three years Attended this school for twelve years Anna Well you don t expect to fmd them around my neck, do you? 12191191 Mr Lantis Dzd you have the car out last night, son? johnny Yes dad I took some of the boys to the h1gh school Mr Lantis Well, tell the boys I found one of their little lace hankies 1924! Eleanor You gonna wear the flowers Rolhe sentcha? june I wouldn t wear anything else Eleanor What? Walt tlll I tell Pa! 1921828 Betty Can you g1ve me a room and bath? Hotel Manager I can g1ve you a room, but you ll have to take your own bath DORIS GILBERT F 1rst alto vocallst m G 1.1-ls Ens emble Member of orchestra brass sectxon Class Pr es ldent 111 junlor year Completed twelve years at Lamer Wifi JOHN LANTIS Mernber of Varsxty Fu-st bass vocohst m Boys Ensernble Flrst violmist orchestra Attended thxs school for twelve years BETTY WARREN Flrst soprano vocalist Girls Ensemble Secretary of F H A jumor Year . - . . I o C 1 I 111 ' t I 1 I . . . . ll f OO . . , an s ' H . . u - ov - . . at ' CI . , , . . 5. u U . . . . C. 9 fi . an I no . . , u - - av , an - no . , ll ' 0 . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . 111 ' 1 . . . - . . . . . . In ln . . . 4 If S- : ,N I' Lg, Jr. AE 1. X -,Ag ,. Z . PAUL KINSEY ETHEL LESH ROBERT TUVELL First tenor vocalist Attended this school Member f Varsity in Boys Ensemble a twelve years Graduate three F1rst Cornet1st years Ln I-hgh School Orchestra Coach Second bass vocahst jumor High basketball in Boys Efnsernble team 4104 Paul ' But I asked you, dearest, to keep our engagement a secret for the present Helen. I couldn t help 1t That hateful M1ss Oldum sa1d the reason I wasn t married was because no fool had proposed to me so I up and told her you had 'Slit Mrs Kline Please correct thms sentence Girls is naturally better lookmg than boys Bob T Gxrls 18 artxficially better lookmg than boys 444: Mr Baugbrnan at the supper table one evening One more b1te hke that, and you Ll leave the table Wayne One more bite like that, and I ll be finlshedl 261414 Kenny Smith ffreshrnanj Please, marna let me go out tonight Fred Durkel sophomore 'May I go out tOl11ght7 The show 15 over at ten Bill Baker fjuniorj I m gomg out tonight Dad Dzck Loxley Qsemor Good mght, folks I wlll br1n.g 111 the mllk aww: w1L1-,IS DRIVER EUGENE BRANDENBURG RICHARD NIXON Second bass vocalist Navy Veteran of fzfteen Member reserve in Boys Ensemble years Member basketball tearn Mernber of F F A reserve basketball Member State Attended th1s school team Guard for twelve years 0 . ' , L1 . of , of ' ' I . 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J- , - ' of ' . of . . . . of THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 194-7 Here m the presence of wxtnesses on th.1S third day of March, we, as mdxvidual members of the Senior Class do wmll and bequeath to the worthy juniors, our noble successors the followxng gezns I Betty Warren, do wlll my prowess Ln track the 440 that xs, to Harold Neal We Bob Tuvell and Drck Loxley do will and bequeath those httle bundles of love namely the West Alexandria cheerleaders to next year s Lanier Varsity I Ethel Mae Lesh, leave my eternal love list to Mary Berry I john Lantxs, will all those lusczous, voluptuous Eaton maxdens to Walter Dunker and Craxg Patterson I, Ted Hall, do endow Wxlma jean Brubaker and L1ll1an Akers, respectively, w1th my hexght and knack of fzllbustering I Ralph Ernerson Brower Rosy to you juniors, endow Bob Garber wxth my art of love and devotion I, Wxllrs Dr1ver, leave my croomng, swooning voxce to Dale Aukerman I Gene Capllnger, w1ll my locatwn and knowledge of Ketterman Hollow to Charles Hmman G1.ft to the Women oh, those lucky females I I Ethel Mae Lesh, do leave my scahfty waistlme to joan Bake and Lois Spxtler Don t f1ght gn-ls' I Paul Kmsey do w1ll that little curved corner on the mterior of the Twm Valley Bank to B111 Baker I june Mmnnc, do will and bequeath my knowledge of college agriculture to Betty Eikenberry I, Wayne Baughxnan, do leave my quiet, serxous, respectful spirlt to john Brokaxnp We, Ralph Brower and Anna Brubaker do leave our blissful obl1v1on of others to Delores omxth and Dxck Garber Pete s only a sophomore! I, D1ck Nixon do leave my stud1ousness ability of bemg teacher s pet, that 15 to Pat Roes el I Gene Brandenburg, do endow Gladys Hall wxth my perfect attendance I Dor1s Gxlbert, do will and bequeath my knowledge of Bowlxng Green and Ashland to Barbara Barnwell for her own personal use We, the Semor Class of 1947, do leave I . I . I I I I , Q 0 0 I I, Glenn Hein, do endow Donald Lindsey and Keith Eby with my title of G0d's WHODUNIT DETECTIVE AGENCY WEST ALEXANDRIA, OHIO Repgrt May 27, 1957 To Mr H Conarroe From Subject Whereabouts of Laxuer Class of 47 Dear Mr Conarroe, Your letter of April 15 started a.ct1on Ln this office My investigators have turned in the followmg reports on the Lamer Class of 47 We are proud to report that, although these are not the most intelligent people we have ever dealt with, they are by far the most mterestzmg We report as follows WAYNE BAUGHMAN This gentleman 15 now a messenger for Western Union. They fmd hun mdlspensable as he can get any message, anywhere, fast It seexns he acquxred th1s talent on a basketball court Do you get the point? He always dld RALPH BROWER Ralph is a farmer R1ght now he is bulldmg an ultra modern barn wzth fluorescent lights and swimming pools for his pigs Also there is a bunch of httle Browers runnmg around ANNA BRUBAKER 15 very busy takmg care of a lot of little red headed farmhandlets EUGENE BRANDENBURG Rejoined the Navy soon after graduation so that he could have a gxrl U1 every port There are so many ports that he has to arrange theln in alphabetlcal order as Allce from Arabia, Bonnxe from Belgxum, Carrle from Canada, etc , etc He is even thinking of lobbying for abxgger and better alphabet EUGENE CAPLINGER Gene has a Job with a shavmg cream company makmg up hymes for Burma Shave smgns He always was very w1tty Nitwxtty? he Howlmg Dog Food Corporatron Very approprzate I should say At the end of h1s solo, the commerclal reads Does your dog sound like th1s ? Poor Willis! I I DORIS GILBERT the outdoors g1.rl of the class as now takmg up wrestling to work of excess energy Rumors are flymgtn the effect that she xs even considering a match w1th The Angel JUNE MINNIX Now holdmg down the posxtxon of chxef promotor for Doris Ar rangmg bouts and so on june always was a good organizer THEORDORE HALL 18 now m Tibet selling magazme subscriptxons He gamed experlence for this whxle carrying papers in the C1t1CS of Ingomar and Enterprxse How that by has come up m th1.s world U!!! GLENN HEIN now res1ding m Afrxca trying to sell natives on hvmg m KLASSY KABINS complete wxth hot and cold runmng palm trees The only reason he has not been eaten by cannibals 15 that he keeps them busy laughuxg at his corny jokes flf he doesn t quit tellmg that Joke about bemg black all over the natives ARE gomg to eat hixn I . . . . . WILLIS DRIVER - has a job singing on the radio. His prograrn is sponsored by f F-i ' . ' . . .s f . ,, . .. I Whodunit Detective Agency QContim1edj PAUL KINSEY - is traveling over Italy gathering material for his book, The Love l..-Ives of Roman Patriarchs. JOHN LANTIS now has a job in Paris painting beards and mustaches on bill boards and puttmg trim on red barns john always did have an artistic turn. I think it was a turn for the worse RICHARD LOXLEY 18 training for the pole vault contest in the Olympic Games ms goQ to E Ek all records he says In has spare time he has been teaching the new Lanier track teams just exactly how he, Wayne and johnny set all those records DICK NIXON Dick and Mrs Reitz have gone into partnership and are running a speed typlst school Dick is also looking for a good typewriter repalrlnan. says he can throw a lot of business his way And I do mean THROW BOB TUVELL I found him in a store window decorating it I knew it was he, be- cause he had his arms around a cute blonde mannequin wearing a bathing suit Up to his old tricks again! Hal I ll BETTY WARREN is modeling diver s suits and helmets m New York We always 13 say t r figure she could model anything but this is going to far ETHEL MAE LELSH is now in Paris studying art work Outside her studio is a s1gn E. WE LESH ARTIST IDCTRAORDINARY She painted a portraxt last week that was out of this world fand howl, What a bunch of characterlllllllllllllllllll IT 8 A GREAT LIFE A no , perhaps? What about that, Doris? Did you chew that gum after holdmg it on your nose june? Why weren t you at 1,-r play practice, Anna? What s Leonard doing now? Paul -Some class huh? Glasses and all Isn t that a bell ringing? Why Dons, you know we never have fire drills any more Gene you certamly tried makmg the jr play short and sweet But all Jokmg aside, those thu-d act lines didn t sound bad in the fxrst act You know that you can t get past the eagle eye of Mrs McClellan, johnny, so the next iirne you and Bob had better stay in the assembly Why the big bow Paul? Miss Lennxng praised your sister, not you Family pnde isn t that great now is 1t? Betty, d1dn t you hear the alarm? Tune to get up! Uh oh that is Mr Harris and not the alarm No more sleeping m Lzterature Are we seeing thxngs, or is that a shoe hangmg out the window? Was that three or four perlods Bob, that you hobbled about on barefoot ? He re . ' I , D He d ' , .... . . I U ' I Circles on the blackboard with chalk in them must have someone holding thexn. se . I 1 0 - , . ' . , . l a . . . , . Its aGreat Lxfe Contmued Do you always go on stage w1thout costurne johnny? Or did you honestly mlss your cue? Ralph, do you always dr1ve with no air in your txres ? Poor excuse for park Dick your face has changed its color The sun xsn t that hot yet Maybe lt s because they are singmg K K Katy What about that? Willie that wasnt your coat and pipe that Coach found at jackson three years ago, now was lt? Tch, tch A Senmr, at that' Coach should know better that to pumsh Anna for tallung by setting her w1th a boy 'It s more fun, says Anna It s a long way from Colurnbus to Richznond lsn t it june? Especially to go to atournameut game! We haven t heard m.uch from Ethel s Love List lately What s wrong, Ethel? Are you slipping? Alex s fue departznent isn t on the alert, 15 It Glenn? Maybe lt s that they just don t quite know their own town yet They can t seem to locate their fu' es Lucky it wasn t more than three wires Clash! A maroon car with one bright red t1re rirn Could that be yours, Wayne Maybe, he says Nick, you are the Romeo that Mary B dreams about Doris and Verna you really can get publicity We wonder if it wasn t a put up Job After all, they were the only ones that had their pictures m the paper twice Don t look now, but who's the chap m the tux? Why, xt s none other than Paul Kinsey! Attractwe, no? Could go for hun m a big way, says well, she saxd 1t, anyway! Is Mrs Kline the only teacher that wonders whether Teddy Hall will ever grow up? Betty Warren was the fxrst to report for track to Coach Meyers Coach says she xs a very fume runner How about that Betty? Year 1946 Flash! LANIEIR BOYS ENSEIMBLE WINS IN COLUMBUS! Take lt from there, boys How far are you gomg tlus year ? 5 . C . , I . . - ing. . , ., , . . ' Cl I9 - - , . , . --..- . . . . I O OU - . . I O I O l I . . . , . . . . I . , . . . . . -. ' I . ll ll . . . I , . . . I 0 U I I ' ll v - no - -....- . . . . . . . ' 9 I ---- ,---- . .SZ UNDER GR!-KDS 362 Uma' H QQ' S I XQLI8' 'six 5 I -15 ,Z,,,,,s-X .S fi 'fx P9 42 J . P 1 f' 6 r' 1, ' K 1. mf 1 - 'Ak ' , ' ti . . 'fa Q-M A , sr , H' ld - 5 r 'fl . . ' . j .N ' ,g Q fu 1 , x - . , , , 3 ,A i ' N L' j gpm .I , is I- fairy Q' -,' ' A ' ' L . 1 Q 4, . f , R . W. Hx 44-,N I ff. .7 ' I 'M N F? i f A - 'Ai . -. m ' r. , A 1 ,M RA . . Q figs: N . 6 A 95 9 K AI, fb M 5 l 1 . A . Y 1 L fi h L . ' ff' 'f u F - ' , 1 'W ,f .5 fw i . i . Q. 1 ' l.'A ff I fm w- e ' . , It Y' , , di -' n fin P l z K . ' 1: X ' ?, In -7 t X ' vagf .8 U ' 8 1, . In 17- 9 L n' W V . . S. A 4 -V -rl: L I A ' -E V 6 A! ' Y V A ' Q I - , - f .X :ff-F Row Row Row Row JUNIOR CLASS MEIWBERS R1.cha.rd Garber Dale Aukerman, Pat Roesel B111 Baker, L111ia.n Akers, john Brokalnp Wilrna jean Brubaker Bob Garber, Betty Exkenberry Cralg Patterson, L.o1s Spxtler Charles Hmman, joan Bake Donald Lindsey Delores Smith Mary Berry Ke1th Eby, Gladys Hall Walter Dunker, Barbara Barnwell Richard Garber Cralg Patterson 1.4015 Spltler B111 Baker P1'es1d ent V1ce Pr es id ent Secretary T r easur er Motto Gr1t W1ns Flower L1ly of the Valley Colors Green and White 1: , . . Z: , . , . 3: . 2 I I Harold Neal. 4: , ' . E W ESEMDMI 41111. P5 W SOPHOMORE5 First Row Do1or1s Garber jamce Walker, jo Ann Shock joan Eby Second Row Iris Moses Irene Barnhart, Man-yjane Neff Rosa mond Black Thlrd Row Eileen Keslmg A11ce Grover Bernlce Loser Ruth Crockett Fourth Row Charles Kelser Fred Durkle Homer Howard john Faith Row Chiford Hmders Paul Dafler, Fred Roesel Slttmg Paul Garber Dale Brubaker Motto Be 'lhyself Colors Red and Gray Pres1dent Paul Garber Vxce President jo Ann Shock Secretary Iris Moses Treasurer Maryjane Neff 2 . ' . ' , : ,g , - . 1 D ' . ' . 7 , 2 ' , , , Gardner. : ' ' , . ' ' : , . WAR Lkgg Q cm 49 59 QW Flrst Row Second Row Thu-d Row Fourth Row F zfth Row FR IQSHMEN james Cotterman, I..1la Lee Los er, Zellm Combs, Nancy Cotterman Michael Patterson, Helen Denius, Retta Chxlders Evelyn Wetja, Verna Mumix Leah Brubaker, Joyce Eikenberry Kenneth Smith, Eleanor Mmnix Nancy Cotterman, Sue Glbson, Marvm Barnhart Marvm Blser Dean Bowser, Bob Suggs Carroll Roger George Rufus Blackburn, Donald Wlegand, Robert Conners Motto The Future I..1es Ahead Colors Teal and Crefun Pr esldent Evelyn Wetja Vlce President Verna Mmmx Secretary Nancy Wilson Treasurer Marvm Bar nhaxt FR ESHMAN POEM Fust comes our Presxdent So sweet and so fa1.r Mlss Evelyn Wetja Occupies the chan' Then our V1ce President Is next in lme Mxss Verna M1nn1x We thxnk she s fme Next our Secretary Takes up her stand Miss Nancy Wzlson We proclaun to the land Dunples and brown eyes Lnght up with pleasu e Meet Marvm Barnhart The Freshman Class Treasurer We have presented Each officer dear, Without them the Freshmen So now comes the moment Oh bhss, prxde and Joyl Introducing the reader Each Frosh grrl and boy Suggs, Ulrich C nners, Smitty and Lee Make up our jumor High Varsity james IS our genius Welgand s our might Leah s our scholar Who slnnes like a light Roger and Bowser Farmers w1ll be Whlle Inla and Lell Turn to housewifery Eleanor Mmnix Our cheerleader neat And Nancy Cotter-man, Shy but sweet Marvm from Phzlhpsbur Decker and Mlke And Rufus are swell guys We know you will llke Two Freshrnen girls We re ready to greet Retta and Thelrna You really should meet And that s the Freshrnen, Each one you ve met Characters we know You ll never forget Mr Harris calls us His jewels so rare W1th hearts light and joyous But really and truly All hdding as1de, They re a grand bunch of kids And in that we pr ide And each Freshman kid With h1s smilmg face Has helped make Lamer A better place Although at our teachers We re sometirnes mad We think they re the grandest We ve ever had You re asking who wrote thxs ? You should know us well Helen and joyce fCou1dn t you tell?j . , . , I . U D . , . . - . . . 8, I . , . . , . I I I D ' I ' -I 9 1 r I I . . , Would perish, I fear. Never a care. I I I 1 . I u H ' J 0 . I I I I 0 U O ll Ii D 1 I I ' I , . Q -9 I I First Row 'econd Row On Posts Fu-st Row Second Row Third Row Eighth Gr ade Mrs McClellan Paulme Nice, Martha Dunker Doris Baughnuan, joyce Grover Glenna Crockett, Bobby Caplmger Dnck Demus, Dxck Wxlson Edwin Brubaker Sandr a Meyers joan Bear, Marjorxe Brower Goldle Samarntha Dafler Gwmevere Wells Marxdene Evelyn Exkenberry, Marlon Wells Charles Gregg Laird Ronald Bake, junrny Goodwin Howard Wxse Seventh Grade Donald Hughes Ann Aukerman, Donna Donson, Shirley W1egand, Teddy Rake Eugene Mehaffey, Robert Roesel james Sandrldge, Don Degler Monte Moses Darrel Crouse Dorls Elkenherry, Irene Conner Marna Barton., Eileen Clmger Maragaret George, Alice Blackburn, Paul Howard, Donald Rxke Wrlliarn Gardner, Kenneth Blackburn Morris Eby, joe Hall, David Meyer, Donald Cornbs, B1l1y Walker, Billy Wagner : - , ' j . I . , . . . . , . U : , . . I . I I ' D . , . . D , Akers, Larry Moses. . , . . : A , . . 1 ' . I I Z . . 1 . I . , . r 1 r , V P N . W V w P , , I V w 1 w . N , 5 , , K , k I I , , , t , , , N f 1 , , Fu-st Row Second Row Th.rd Row If not Row Second Row Thud Row F our th Row Fxfth Row Sxxth Grade Davxd Hall Patrxcia Dailer Betty Caplmger, Sue Woodard joan Eakenberry, Carolyn Curtner Carolyn Kinsey Ra 'va Black Martha Brubaker, Ronald Izor Dale Degler, Darrel Brubaker john Cotterrnan, Gay Glander Robert Wellrnan, Mary Rose Warner Don Gene Grover Rxchard R1ke john David Loxley, Dean Miller Harley Phyllabaum, jerry Lee Crank Mrs Blackburn Fxfth Grade Marcugn Phyllis Snyder, Dorothy Howard Alxce Roes el jane Baughrnan Sandy Grover, janet Bell Patty Holzen Norma Landls joyce Gilbert Fred Wxtter Richard Bowser, Dav1d Stage Margaret Keiser, Nancy Demus Lawrence Eby jurxxny Loser Paul Nice, Mlllard Gabbard Mar-lm Cook, Harold Moses Danlel Patr1ck William Wehrley, Tom Clark, Frank Larnb 4 : . . , , - : Ivlrs. Durkle, Fra.ncesRike, Marilyn Cook, Shirley NAMES OF STUDENTS Fourth Grade read from left to rlght Row 1 Peggy W1lson Darlene Degler, Vu-guna Brubaker Charlene Eikenberry Nancy Walker Ruby Hughes, joan Akers Betty Conner Row Z I eroy Berry Earnest Phlllabaum Ralph Hughes Dick Campbell Donald Black Eugene Klmger, jimmy W1eg and Earl Nxce Third Grade freadmg from left to Tlghtb Row 1 Karen Brubaker Sarah Davxs, Wanda Bowlmg Mary Barbara Mann Row Z joyce Deaton, Donna Decker Kathryn Baker Larry Walker john Flsher, jo Ann Leinbach, Robert Drllon Martm Vogue Nevin Eby, Barbara Denlus Mrs Harrls Row 3 Gary jones Ronald Wellman, Rolland Srrnth Robert Mar cuxn, Gary Baughman R ow 4 jerry Remley, Kexth Caxnpbell Dav1d Brubaker, Earnest Brassfield Row 5 Ronald Rader, Gary George john Dafler, Dale Nicodemus C ins ' J jane Bell, Lily Knaft, Sandra Miller, Lois Degler, Carolyn Paxson, V V r E i i V N I 5 i W , E -T-1-. iv 77 YV i f L r X i I r P i i i F Q , I First Row Second ROW Thu-d Row Fourth Row First Row Second Row Trurd Row Fourth Row F1fth Row S1xth Row SECOND GRADE Mary Framzxs Cotterman, Wmlma Garber Norma Sue Nzeman, jenny Crank Cora Dav1s, Ann Sudwlscher Lexie Moses, Barbara Crowell Patricia Wenning, Lou F1-ancxs Conner Norma Smith Alberta Knaff Vera jean Lee, janet Grover Robert P1erce, Dale Rader Dav1d Gabbard Marlin Mrller Brenner Denlmger, Donnle Driver Douglas Cotterman, Ken neth Phelps M1ss Mxller Charles Lembach jesse Glander Charles Dav1s Carl FIRST GRADE Shirley Brandenburg En11lyDunker Shu-lee Thomas janet Eb Paul Wilson, David Bear, Ronald Akers Mary Crank Dale Myers Roger Wxegand, Emelyn Denlmger jeanette Brubaker, Beverly Baughxnan Suzanne Wehrley Mrs Loxley Gene Mlller, Curtis Eby Martm Brubaker Charles Sandridge, Kenneth Dafler Lmda Remley Patty Clark z . . I . I I 2 . 1 9 , . . : . , . , . I , - l , - : . i I . I Nice. : . D . D . I y. : , . : , . . I , . : . , ' , ' . l : . ' .I 1 .5 NX XX 4 YQ? W - X J X , , X 0 n AT I-I TRACK 1946 Seasonal Recorc' Senior High School Lanier 3 6 Dixon 2 6 jefferson 15 West Alexandria Wayne Middletown 2 3 Franklin Lima Shawnee at Greenville Relays as junior High School Lamer D ixon jeff er s on Wayne f2 G r eenvxlle At the Lockland Night Relays Lamer won three firsts and one second 880 Yd Run Donald Carnpbell Fxrst Z 07 3 Mile Run Harold Neal Second Two Mile Relay Donald Campbell First 8 48 Wayne Baughman Fred Durkle Robert Tuvell D1Stal1CC Medl y Fred Durkle First Donald Carnpbell 880 Wayne Baughman Mlle John Lanns 440 HIGH LIGHTS! D1ck Loxley broke Franklm s Hxgh jump record of 5 6 Wayne Baughman broke Lamer s Mzle record of 4 54 3f5 made by Wxlson Paxson 1n 1934 by running the Mile m 4 54 john Lantxs broke Frankhn s 100 yd Dash record of 11 2 by runmng lt 1n 10 8 john Lantrs and Donald Carnpbell are 1946 State Champmns of Broad jurnpmg and the 880 Yd Run respectzvely Dxck Loxley placed flfth m the State m H1ghjump1ng 87 63 87 4-0 61 1f3 56 f 51 41 40 u Z3 1fZ 82 39 1f2 82 54 30 14 39 1 ' 32 1f2 Lanier wa undefeated during the season in dual and triangular competition ' e 4-40 TRACK County Champxons 1946 Senior H S Lfnl Dixon W Alex jefferson Camden Monroe C Corner lunior H Lanier Dzxon Mon: oe C arnden jeff er s on W Alex 191fZ Lanier in winning the meet estabhshed a record by w1nn1n,g the Preble County meet for the fourth stranght yea: m both jumor and Senior High dwzswns LANIER PLACES SEKIOND IN DISTRICT MEET S S 4-5 9114 Beavercreek 32 113 Lanier 34 113 West Carollton Z8 Bellbrook 17 112 1945 194-o Trophies Won Lockland Relays 880 Yd Run Distance Medley Two mzle Relay . S. er 65 112 29 31 ' . . 30 11 20 9 19 112 8 112 13 112 . . 3 . 10 112 O. . . O. Greenville Relays P9 -------------- - ---- - ---- Champions - Class B County Distr ict Dxstance Medley Two mile Relay jr H S Champmons T r ack C hampmons V' xeld Chaxnpions Sweepstakes Cha.mp1ons Runner up T rophy I.. amer 1 8 Z5 15 Season Baughman Wayne Lantls ohn Howard Homer Neal Harold Roesel, Fred Brubaker Dale Cross Country Greenville Dunbar Sevenrnile Ross Dunbar Dunbar FAIIVICW R oosevelt Won 6 1946 Squad Cotterman, jacnes 40 30 41 Lost Z Tuvell, Robert Aukerman, Dale Durkle, Fred Decker Donald Conners Robert Gardner john Dlstrict Meet At Springheld F 11' st Second T hard F ourth F ifth Sixth S eventh Eighth Ninth T enth Newark Laxuer R oos eve1t Dunbar Colunmbus Central D ayton P arker Columbus South Osborn Greenvllle Worthmgton Z34 Z5 Z Lanxer lacked just four pomts of ty1ng for fu-st place xn the D1str1.ct Cross Country meet This LS cons1dered a very hdgh honor because Lamer fuushed hxgher than any other B school m hxstory m the Dxstr1ct Cross B schools must compete agamst each other 15 64 31 24 32 33 32 ' ' 72 30 25 . ,J Y 91 ' 95 103 105 115 131 6 ' 96 ' 311 Country meet which is the only competition in Ohio in which Class A and WEL J Q5 '1 West Elkton Lanier C Exrrxden Monroe Verona 1946 194 Preble Basketball League Starxdmg Won Lost W est Alexandr 13 Gratls Dzxon Lewzsburg jefferson jackson 1 I T ' 8 Z 7 Z 7 4 College Corner 4 4 5 5 ' 4 4 ' 4 6 ' 3 7 ' 3 7 1 7 8 1946 47 Seasonal Basketball Record Brookvllle Drxon Germantown Wayne jackson Verona Camden West Elkton West Alexandr 1a f'rat1s Trenton KISCT A jeffer son Mormroe Car hsle F armersvllle L.ew1sburg Woodrow Wilson W est Alexandr ia T our nfunent W Alex Laruer L ewzsbur g 2 5 Verona 34 Lamer Won j H S Reserves V rslw Lost ' 21 ' 40 ' 35 34 26 44 45 48 32 46 22 45 36 41 .. 52 41 ' 34 Z9 J ' 39 46 68 50 ' 58 38 Wayne 37 48 4-5 53 27 41 ' 28 52 ' 48 49 ' 34 45 37 51 31 39 . . 32 ' 29 r. . . 9 4 ' 32 9 11 31 a E. 15 5 WW: Q x. -X 2 VARSITY 'W-ww-T-. , 5 xy' h. -X 'wx X. if 2 lj! . 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K T s-I A H A - 1' 1555 in I I A A I CHORUS MEMBERS left to r lght Row Row Row Row Row l Betty Warren, Ir1s Moses Alice Grover, Zelha Combs, Wmlma J Brubaker, Anna Brubaker, june Mxnnix, Helen Demus Irene Barnhart, Leah Brubaker, Barbara Barnwell, Verna Mmmx Evelyn Wetja, Betty E1kenberry, Lois Spitler, Dolor1s Garber, janzce Walker Eleanor Min.n.ix jo Ann Shock, Mary jane Neff Dons Gilbert Pat Roesel, Lill1anA.kers, E1leenKesling M1ss Lenning fDi.rector Paul Kmsey Gladys Hall, Ruth Crockett Paul Dafler, Cralg Patterson, Richard Garber, john Lantxs Charles Keiser Carroll Ulrlch, Fred Durkle, Clifford Hinders Glenn Hein, Don ald Lmdsey Bill Baker Absentees Willis Driver, Dale Brubaker, Homer Howard joan Bake, De uares Srnith, Robert Tuvell, Kenneth Smith BAND MEMB ERS Cornets Saxophone Paul Kms ey Donald Decker Clifford I-linders Sue Woodard Edwin Brubaker john Loxley Carolyn Kmsey Clarinets Bill Baker Patricia Dafler Dale Degler Trombone Lawr ence Lee Charles Keiser Melloplmne Doris Gilbert Flute Verna Minnlx fcont d on next page, Drums Fred Durkle june M1nnix Donald Degler Director Miss Lennmg C ' J 2: . . , 3: n ' 9 . n 42 ' . . ' Row 5: Marvin Barnhart, Mike Patterson, Paul Garber, Charles Hinman, 6: ' , - ORCHESTRA MELIIBEIRS V1o1i.ns june Minmx john Lantls Samantha Dafler Evelyn Elkenberry Martha Brubaker Marjorxe Brower jo Ann Shock jarnes Wmn C ello Ann Aukerman Verna Mimux Clarmets B111 Baker Patrlcla Dafler Dale Degler Lawrence Lee Saxophone' Carolyn Kinsey Cornets Paul Kmsey Donald Decker Clifford Hmders Sue Woodard Edwmn Brubaker john Loxley Troznbone Charles Kelser Mellophone Drums F r ed Dugrkle Donald D egler Plano Helen Denms Iris Moses Dxrector Mxss Lennmg Flufe: Doris Gilbert ff? EMBLE First Row Second Row Absent First Row Second Row Absent GIRLS ENSENIBLE Betty Warren, Doris Gxlbert, jo Ann Shock, Evelyn Wetla Iris Moses Anna Brubaker Helen Demus june M1nn1s, Ivhss Lenning D elor es Smlth Paul Garber Rxchard Garber john Lantxs B111 Baker W1Jl1s Drxver Robert Tuvell, Cralg Patterson, Paul Kinsey, M1ss Lenning Mnchael Patterson BOYS' ENSENIBLE Af Q lf, 445 C WW -- '1 - - Back Row Second Row F1rs'c Row F H A MEIWBIES Dolorzs Garber Go1d1e Mae Gregg Sondra Meyer Mar1dene Land, Ma.rjor1e Brower Bernice Loser, Lxla Loser, Emma Bradle Martha Dunker Glenna Crockett, Joyce Grover Paulme Nice Leah Brubaker fH.1storxa.n Mary jane Neff Combs, Ma.r1on Wells, joan Bear Sarnantha Dafler, Mary Ruth Crockett Rosaxnond Black Janice Walker Vmce Presxdent Mrs Runyon Advlsor Anna Brubaker fPr es1dent Wilma jean Brubaker, Delores Snuth fTreasurer Betty Elkenberry I..o1s Spltler fSecretaryj Mary Berry Mrs Glenn Baker is the Club Mother : ' I . I . Y' 2 . . J, . Joyce Eikenberry, Guinevere Wells, Zellia : . c ' 1. . ' 1 ,t Z ,' .D M .3 tf - 4 4 , Instructors Arthur Beasley and Walter Campbell Veterans Vocational Agrmulture Class Edg ar Allen Alexander Bennett Adkxns Gerald Borts Merlln Brown Dwlght Cbffman George Eby joseph Eby Donald Flory Donald Gllbert Lawrence Keslmg Frank Klng Gerald M Miller Gerald W Miller Eugene Paxson A1v1n Roberts Myron Spahr Robert Stubbs Ralph Swxhart Richard Tuggle Charles Washzlngton Robert W11son Wendell Wllson Ralph Wogoman Lowell Wolfe Donald Yost The followmg are recexvmg Owen Unger dlplomas th1S yea Ronald Caplinger Vxctor Morris Fred P5I1Si-118 Harvey Yost Homer Wolverton,j Kenneth Miller Charles Booker George Bowman Frank Breedmg Dale Buckmgham Ronald Caplmger Paul E Crooks Carlton D1ll1on james R Guntle Frank V Keltner james A Klracofe Henry H Meyer Norr1s E Sears R1chard L Shock John E Srnlth john W Stephenson john Strlckland Ray Swank Marvm H Ulnch Paul S Unger Damel Kendal Darrell Keller Dale Campbell r under Army cred1t Earl Pontius Rayrnond C. Ratliff SNAPS NKSNNNS s, A LESSON IN SPELLING Every time I get to having some fun out of college life some person, or a reason able facsimile of sarne, taps me on the arm and whispers, You just keep laugh in Happy Lips just wait until exmns! I suppose they are trying to be kind but I have no desmre to look like the lead m Arsenic and Old Lace simply because of a few well aimed questions Rzght now I think I should tell you that exams are not to be feared Those th that stum stum fall around like a paper backed encyclopedia, not da-daring them selves to sp spe that as to say anything for fear they ll mechanically recxte Mil ton s Paradxse Lost or the Map Projection best suited to Greenland are absolute ly redic redi s1lly! Many s the time I ve heard of a case where a sutdent actually b ecalne ill fburpj excuse me over the thought of an exam. Th1s is sunply a mental comlition uarpj excuse me brought on by the rnmd and the nervous system and is wholly uncalled for fburpl! Always there xs the student who crarns for the big event only to discover that every sentence he starts he can t seem to See what I mean? But now to enhghten your warped mmds a few facts on sarne Retire to a secluded corner devoid of pep rallies, barroom chatter, 20 plece bands and the like Comfy? If so, begm to leaf through a few books reading lines aloud that strike your fancy and that vaguely resemble the subject on which you are to be tested Start to take notes, making sure to meznorize the questlons you tlunk the prof will ask on the exam fThis latter itern must be left to the ingenuity of the student as It stimulates thought and keeps me from answering a questxon which I don t know Now let me see, uh huh, I think I ve told you just about everything Wasn t so hard now Sport, was it? I ve gone through exarns before and I m still sane To revlew subtract Paradxse Lost from the hypotennse, use projectmn of the verb, to be, always mclude Henry III of New Zealand and conjugate the northern wmds to elirnmate any interference from Z1pp1ty Do Da Then. good gads I ve become so confused, I don t even know my own name SCHOUL DAYS Then the whlnmg school boy, w1th h1s satchel and slunlng morning face, creeping like a snazl unwxllmgly to school then suddenly h1s school lrfe IS over A new life hes ahead a new world to conquer Recollections of the school years are recalled as m a m1rx-or like panorama spread before the semor s eyes Incredxbly only twelve short years ago this year s semor be ' ' u .- I C- ' ll n I I U ll ' OO - , . First, list all subjects to which you have been exposed this past semester, gathering - ' . ? . . , .J o D . . o ' School Da fs Contmued wildered then by his strange surroundmgs, the lovely teacher, and all the boys and g1.rls was as green as the early summer grass Presently af ter a chaotrc week of adapting hunself to strange surroundmgs and EXDGT1 ences faxntly recogmzmg a sense oi respons1b1l1ty, wmnmg new pr est1ge over little brother takmg A papers home to Mother, learmng to wield a penc11 and crayon, garly makxng frxends at recess before tirne s up he frtted school mto his life Onthrough hrs elementary years chrldr en s plays modelmg 1.n clay playmg Witch Cops and Robbers , Red Rover and all those other garnes created by the v1vid irnagmatwns of h1s playrnates and huns-elf c1pher mg matches spelling matches Al1ce 111 Wonderland on he went t1l he came to jumor I-hgh Then the fnrst days of knowmg more than one teacher becom 1ng mterested m basketball and track havmg that frr t thrzll of attendmg the High School a embly then suddenly Hrgh School bursts on hun That mferlor freshndan feelmg, struggling through algebra and Latm, the scrarnble for recogn1 1on in music and sports, first e1ect1on of offxcers fust freshrnan party then surnrner brought th1s first Hzgh School eplsode to an end That year trials anx1ety and h1larity 15 gone Harder stud1es, geometry, Latm II that xnklmg of Shakespeare, thus, the sec ond canto becomes the thu-d Arnb1t1on s f1re burns wrth renewed v1gor Ideas and opinrons show ten dencies toward becommg defmite fr1endsh1ps are more flrmly cememted, scholastlc and extra currlcular aCtiV1t16S are much more mtense for the JUHIOI' now has h1s eye on the future, whzch slowly takes on an aspect of real1ty Tune races by jumor electrons class play Almost Summer , tournaznents Mrann Muslc Day, Boys Ernsernble Wlnnlng fust m the state musxc festrval, junmr Semor receptxon all these thmgs take place Once agarn sprmg closes the th1rd canto Autumn, glorious m 1ts grand array of colors heralds the new reglme Seats at the assembly wlndows mmstrel show wemer roasts, 'Macbeth class play mus1c festwal M1am1 Meets themes scholarshmp tests, mter vlews jumor Semor receptlon all these are xmportant events durmg the Semor year May 1nev1tably rolls around wrth the last crammed week, Baccalaureate and f1nal1y Commencement wrth whrte formals for the g1I'1S and dark su1ts for the boys The Senror dazedly accepts hrs sheenskm then suddenly It 1S over A new llfe lies ahead a new vorld to conquer L B d by WALBWORTH BROTHERS M U B I ' I 7 -- , , - ' ll D9 0 I o n Q u ll O Ol- 4 . . , . . . . -- , , ' Ll ll il I! ll Il I I . . . 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