Licking County High School - Lickingana Yearbook (Licking, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1946 volume:

- - i A my ' X ' 4 ' 3 O SEZ '- f S L ,gf f-N X X 4! - lx- gg' X E tl! mgaun EZ X fr?-tx A PUDLICATIOYT OF THE LICKITWQ COUNTY HIST? SCDODL STUGGTIT CGUUCIL M mm Thipg p dbyliy B DEDICATION Honor - one of the prime requisites of good students, good citizens, and good Americans! The Staff of the Lickingana is very proud to dedicate this first edition of the annual, in the new world of peace, to the Licking High School Honor Society We know that the members of this organi- zation will be leaders in upholding the modern ideals of honor long after they have left school. This page sponsored by Denison University VIIWIE Ili fi Frontispiece Dedication Q All-County Section Summit Jacksontown 1 Hebron Union Kirkersville Johnstown Utica Etna Granville Hartford Alexandria Pataskala Homer Hanover-Toboso Autographs 24 28 32 56 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 6 8 72 76 80 This page sponsored by John J. Carroll if l 1 l 1 4 l xYY .. Editor Asst. Editor Bus. Mgr. Adv. Mgr. Baseball Honor Society Citizenship Spring Festival Assemblies Basketball Student Council ll-Man Football Social 6-Man Football Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Adviser Patricia Frame Ellen Gorley Norma Lee Bauman Bennett Lees JoAnn McCormick Myfanwy Lintner Barbara Miller Norma Jean Thomas Virginia Rodes Joe Wells Jack Peebles Dan McConaughey Lois Wagner Ralph Leslie Nancy Sylvanus Mary-Ann Edman R. F. Richter Summit Jacksontown Hebron Union Kirkersville Johnstown Utica Etna Granville Hartford Alexandria Pataskala Homer Hanover-Toboso Granville Homer Summit This page sponsored by Horner's Newark Paint company 4 -E ECUTIVE H-EAD SPIES -Nw fl. MARTIN -. so WEISER Granville 'Hanover Toboso Enwpiiiw ,,.L, Union if'E3EQW2 :-1 i,gnQwgp X FOWLER Kirkersvill FISCHER Alexandria BALL Utica BLACK Licking County MAUGER COCHRUN, Pataskala Etna 4 'S-1-H , . Efiwgggsgiv ef-W is 'n YQ? 5553? 3Q'LwQf3? 'f MELQEHME . W EQQWEQE feSf5E5fig5 ggi? ?g ??iREQEiE7 L EQWEE JmWE?QiE?3W 'fEEF SWICK BALSER HONG? Hebron This page sponsored by Kings Department Store at Newark ' 5 MATTHEWS Hartford WEBSTER Johnstown ' 1. -1 HULL- if Jacksontown LL COBB Summit if ' J --I- --'gtudewi QVOUNCH - I-T Alexandria Margaret Richards Harold Glenn Homer John Ray Taylor Richard Niebel Etna Berniece Pettifor James Sands Granville Dirck Brown Margaret Titus Hanover-Toboso Hazel Lothes Jeane Wolford Johnstown Charles Sponaugle Myfanwy Lintner John Ashbrook Summit Emerson Smith Lou Ann Roby Patricia Frame Pataskala Bob Frankenberg Harry Mauger Utica Lois Babb Beulah Pierce Advisers - Stanley E. Martin and Kirkersville Mary Lee Bauman Betty Keller Hartford Ruth Porschet Jack Clayton Hebron Mary Ann Bounds Richard Walters Jacksontown Harold Shaw Harold Eagle Uhion Bennett Lees Richard Saunders Lester Black This page sponsored by The Roe Emerson Store 6 .C'I ' 3 This page sponsored byoBorden's Dairy and Ice Cream Company V 4i.L+, ggn HM INMR EMIIDMIIEIII IEIW Homer Mary E. Bone Anna Lois Wagner Dorothy Dixon Jean Myers Elaine McGruder Etna Berniece Pettifor Mary Anne Doherty Mildred Watkins Granville 'Virginia Rhodes Lois Dixey Flora Lee Jenkins Margaret Titus Utica Elinor Hampshire Lois Babb Barbara Miller Lenamae Lewis Martha Meek Dolores Airesman Betty Rine Carol Booth Shirlee Miller Ann Hankinson Frances Smoots Alexandria ' Mary Whitehead Marcia Brooks Margaret Coakley Margaret Richards Agnes Temple Hanover-Toboso Hazel Perry Audrey Kismore Eloise Nethers Kirkersville Mary fp Bauman Sophieu nyder Antionette Zoilinger JoAnn McCormick Betty Keller Summit Patricia Frame Loretta Camden Catherine Pool Audrey Carrick Pataskala Evangeline Raver Dorothy Robinette Martha Klema Charity Rhodeback DmdsCMe Hartford Ruth Porschet JoAnn Porschet Kathleen Curry Jacksontown Elizabeth Deck Ellen Gorley Marjorie Jones Johnstown Freda Tippett Mary Morgan Lois'Boner Doris Dowell Beatrice Barcus Carol Ann Dowell Myfanwy Lintner Betty Welch Hebron Mary Ann Bounds Norma Lee Bauman Leta Brownfield Norma Jean Barnett Maxine Reynolds Ellen Oldaker Dorothy McMillan Sue Holtsberry Patty Hasson This page sponsored by Stewart Bros. Alward Company 8 IHOINWQ MDIUH HW Homer Richard Niebel Etna James Sands Louis Clark Granville Dirck Brown Bob McWilliams William Utter Frank Bowman David Everhart Donald Young Laurence Crocker Hanover-Toboso Allen Rector Edmon Smith Kirkersville John Welsh Hartford Joe Wells Hebron Robert Francis Richard Walters Jacksontown Robert Prince Johnstown John Ashbrook Charles Sponaugle William Wright Summit Emerson Smith Richard Bruner Pataskala Bob Frankenberg Harry Manger Union Bennett Lees Richard Saunders Utica Mark Spray Glenn Spray Robert Adams Bill Nesbit Otto Smith Robin Kirkpatrick This page sponsored by the Burch Gift Shop 9 Alice Cochrun Homer Robert Dietzel Harold Hubbard Richard Nichols Hartford Jacksontown ' Alexandria Lucille Allen To Freas Beatrice Francis , Utica Granville Summit This page sponsored by the J. C. Penney Company at Newark ' 10 ,.,s A :sk 1 ' :,1-' , M e, W is A . -, . '1 2 3 .. M ,X MM, H .'kf 'l,ff'1Q'i75z T35-S31 ' FWILT . 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ORCH 77' ' Johnstown D Granville Helen Canaday Otto Smith Marilyn Smith Jack Webster Ortha Ann Grubb Hebron Paul Cass Rebecca Smedley Joanne Cass Nancy Voorhees Sue Ann Holtsberry Ellen Oldaker Jody Clark Jeanetta House Jacksontown Ruth Bringardner Vivian McComb Hartford Joan Porschet Dean Emswiler James Toy Carol Cummings John Brown Donald Young Betty Essman Phoebe Clark Larry Crocker Utica Bill Herchline Bill Olah Pataskala Byron Ratliff David Beeson Sara Folk Paul Parsons Robert Frankenberg Dean Ramsey Arlo Dixon Harry Mauger Richard Parker Doris Cole This page sponsored by Hermann The Clothier ' '12 C lx AN W ounf N Etna Pataskala Jacksontown Dean Emswiler Joe Palmer Granville Margaret Titus William Norman David Markle David Ott Phoebe Clark Donald Young Betty Essman Utica Bill Herchline Lois Babb Jack Quinif Jane Dunlap Bea Baker Clarence Jones Bill Olah Virginia Adams Ethel McMillen Peggy McKibben Summit Station Patricia Frame Jane Frame Ann Conway Robert Frankenberg Sara Folk Pat Cames Martha Woolard Dean Ramsey Arlo Dixon Harry Mauger Ronald Frankenberg Richard Parker Doris Cole Johnstown Jack Webster Marilyn Smith Lois Boner Ceeta Gorsuoh Ortha Ann Grubb Bill Grove Otto Smith Janice Welch Donna Mae Wyckoff Mary Dugan Alexandria Mary Whitehead Ellen Gorley Richard Beard Robert Prince Hebr 011 Nancy Voorhees Sue Ann Holtsberry Ellen Oldaker Patty Clark Dorothy McMillan Jody Clark Jeanette House Norma Jean Barnett Patty Hasson Mary Ann Bounds Thomas Artz Norma Lea Bauman Hartford Glarice Cook Wendell Davidson Jack Clem Don Shoemaker Naomi Higgins Joe Wells Joan Porschet This page sponsored by the Newark College of Commerce 15 X X fear QMODUQ W Etna Johnstown fcont.I HOMGP Betty Weaver Martha Herriott Bonnie Randall Patty Weaver Mildred Watkins Marylyn Geho Granville Nancy Heft Anne Owens Carolyn Rickman Beverly Ingle Harriet Hawes Barbara Taylor Utica Pat Chvatal Eileen Smith Mary Seavolt Delores Seavolt Carol Booth Martha Meek Pataskala Evangeline Raver Charity Rhodeback Lois Thompson Amy Beadle Ann Conway Dorothy Robinett Johnstown Mary Morgan Betty Foster Freda Tippett Lois Boner Myfanwy Lintner Janice Welch Jacksontown Elizabeth Deck Jeannie Hill Ellen Gorley Marguerite Fulk Carol Griffith MmjmdeJmws Hebron Jackie Yontz Doris Wiseman Dorothy Dixon Jean Myers Alberta St. John Betty Douglass Delores St. John Lois Wagner Mary E. Bone Alexandria Shirley Jones Marcia Brooks Martha Price Margaret Richards Ruth Pletcher Joan.Hannahs Patricia Stickley Hanover-Toboso Mary Lee Fulk Mildred Fulk Virginia Byrd Hartford Naomi Higgins Ruth Porschet Clarice Cook Joan Porschet Kathleen Curry Juanita Higgins Summit Station Marjorie Ginbey Catherine Pool Clara Jane Horch Loretta Camden Lois Bruner This page sponsored by the Style Shop 14 Jonquil Hibler Evelyn Stumbo Ruth Mary Varner Eleanor Sidle Leona Wright Margaret Osborn Kirkersville Patty Magley Ann Zollinger Betty Jane Smith Betty Keller Jo Ann McCormick Betty Mae Cohee X f N 54,7 .,,-.- i- V f Tv 2' be K 15x - 5 'Q' f Etna Richard Dunlap Cecil Trimmer Gene Newlun Granville Blaine Strimple David Everhart Dale Poff William Utter Dirck Brown Robert McWilliams Kirkersville Henry Miller Joel Taylor John Welsh Pataskala Dick Fields Richard Montis Robert Donaldson Walter Hoovler Dan McConaughey Johnstown Donald Woods Charles Hall Carroll Fisher Darold Priest Tom Denman Jack Webster Jacksontown Richard Morton Carl Porter Kenneth Dusthimer Harold Shaw Hebron Russell Oliver Ronnie Walters Russell Yontz A Bob Walters Utica Harold Smith Jack Quinif Jerry Weston Bill Herchline Alexandria Gene Castle John Mercer Ernest Burton Dwight Lewis Elliott Taylor Summit Richard Bruner Harry Starr Harold Irion Tommy Wine Hartford Don Shoemaker Joe Wells Homer Neil Beever Raymond Reed John Ray Taylor Don Douglass Robert Pickens James Wagner This page sponsored by the Carlile Furniture and Rug Company 15 ,-.3 aemuwr knlws UTICA First row Cleft to rightj - David Troyer, Dick Davis, John Troyer, Jules Bernard, Calvin Frye, George Quinif, Glenn Spray, Bob Ryan, Bob Adams, Jack Quinii Don Barrick. Second row Cleft to rightl - Andy Miller, Dick Bell, Von Green, John Stone, Bill Olah, Junior Harper, Dick Gilbreath, Roger Mason, Jim Brown, Robin Kirkpatrick, L. E. Yarman, Coach. Third row Cleft to right! - Bob Smith, Asst. Mgr., Bob Green, Mgru Carl Ryan, David Reed, Bob Lescalleet, Jim McCann, Charles Good, Bill LeFever. This page sponsored by the Ohio Fuel and Gas Company 16 fUHTBfRll6sMAN CHAMPS JACKSONTOWN First row cleft to rightl - John Ryan, Mgr., George Westlake, Richard Beard, Harold Eagle, Robert Prince, Eldon Kreager, James Field, Skip Kuhn, Kenneth Dusthimer, Mgr. Second row Cleft to right! - Mr. Robert Hull, Coach, William Davis, Deane Thogmartin, Harold Shaw, Jack Londot, Dale Hupp, Robert Vermil- lion, Carroll Larason, Jack Shaw, Asst. Mgr., Charles George. This page sponsored by H. L. Art, Your Jeweler l 17 'AJKIETI ALI, ' . . Mns UTICA First row ileft to rightl - Robert Green, Mgr., Donald Barrick, Richard Preston, David Troyer, Bill Herchline, Richard Davis. Second row Cleft to Calvin Frye, John Troyer, Jules Bernard, Richard Bell, Jack Quinif. Jacksontown Hanover-Toboso Utica Johnstown Etna Hartford Homer Kirkersville Summit Granville Alexandria Hanover-Toboso HSXDI' O11 Utica - Pataskala Etna Homer Granville rightl - L. E. Yarman, Coach, 34 I Hanover-Toboso 35 66 Utica 40 26 Uti 55 42 ca 56 P t k 1 ' 29 a as a a , 54 Granville 55 54 Granville 35 56 Consolation game Pataskala 54 Hanover-Toboso 27 This page sponsored by the Ohio Power Company V 18 ? 0 D UTICA First row - Cleft to right! - John Troyer, David Troyer, Wayne Curtis, Don Barrick, Lee Allen, Donovan Biggs, Dick Davis. Second row - Cleft to rightj - L. E. Yar- man, Coach, Bob Smith, Jim McCann, Jack Hughes, Junior Harper, Robin Kirkpatrick, Bob Adams, Dale Hickman, Kent Woodruff, Jules Bernard,Roger Mason, Dick Gilbreath, Bob Biggs, Von Green, Mgr. This page sponsored by Rutledges - 19 ., A Sax Q 'i X2 W Miami FOEU'lT'BBALli. WIGJWH 1 n The A rmy A QU! N IF SPONAUGLE 'L UWC G Johnstown C U Ui N! T Y LO 1' I Pataskala TROYER Utica HARRIS K Utica BEE SON Pataskala Dgxlxflxlkfxb, F BIQCDVVT4 Granville CHERRY Qranvi I Ie This page sponsored by Hull's Newark Wallpaper Store Pl SHQEMAKER X rk1Ftf'ord wx Jranville DAVIQ Utica J YJJ .Ang H 4 INV' P' Jacksontown ZCOO l 'l 'P X A MAN FooTl3Au. PA IV: 'Y ,d it , E' CASTLE Alexandria FLAGS Alexandria BUQKJNQHM Hanover T U FIELDS, 'F I Jac ksontown This page sponsored by Sheriff McElroy 21 -4-I - Nm BASKETBALL- TRQYER Utica i H AN NAH S Qranvi l Ke RQBERTSCJN Granville BARRECK Um ca BUCKINGHAM , Hanover f Toboso a 5 a I 5 - I This page sponsored by Sears Roebuck and Cozinpinj 22 aaisy O34 HW PM Qbwaj JWW MQW M N 2 fa X 5 Ei js EIUWI W IU? HW EIMWML IIE E55 9416 I 1 W W- 1 .ffm HAROLD IRION HARRY STARR MARJORIE GINBEY PRES. V.PRES. REP. SEC . TRES. DWIGHT SVI CK I-V if Af 6 R?fQW Q X viii N J Jim . uv Q' f 4 A RR'R I if 4' ' ., 1 ' 2 121 GENEVA ANGEVINE PAUL BAENHASTER GEORGE BARTRUM LORETTA CAMDEN MARJORIE DIXON PATRICIA FRAME MIUDRED GRAHAM ,KJ K if .ww X J fn -AQ 'MQQMWE ' 'fi -A : - . 4 f, -1, - . f , E W, A ,QE 5? .Q CATHERINE POOL EMERSON SMITH ELEANOH STRAIT This page sponsored by Strait's Food Market, Summit 24 LORENA HUMM JANICE KREDEL THOMAS VINE Station, Ohio IHMNN VIN This ls Station SHS bringing you news and notes on Summit High activities. Our new teachers are Mr. Cobb, superintendentg Mr. Kohler, principalg and Mrs. Wood- ruff, commercial. Our capable faculty, with the coBperation of the students, has set up a new standard of scholarship. A series of Lyceum Lectures has been given in behalf of our althetic groups. The proceeds will be used to improve our sports equipment. We did not win honors in sports this year, but we did create character and sportsmanship. At a number of assemblies our GiPl8' Glee Club and the Choir exhibited their musical talents. Alexandria presented an assembly program at Summit on March 15, and in exchange we gave a similar program at Granville on April 22. Our Music Department also performed for P.T.A. through- out the year. Summit was well-represented at the Annual Spring Festimi with ll members in the All-County Chorus and 2 members in the A11- County Band. The main event of the year, according to the Freshman Class, was their initiation ceremony, October ls, ably conducted by the Seniors. Such tests of a stu- dentfs 'bravery and fortitude had never before been encountered until that night. They also had several entertaining class parties. The football homecoming dance on November l, sponsored by the Sophomore Class, was the highlight of the term for themg the queen and her attendants were presented at intermission. The first of several success- ful dances, was sponsored by the Junior Class on October 4. Their play, CAMPUS QUARANTINE, a riot of laughs and funny situations, presented on November 17, was their crowning achievement. They also entertained the Seniors grandly at the annual Jr.-Sr. Banquet on April 27. On January 16, the Seniors took their annual trip to Colum- bus to have class pictures taken. They saw many interesting and historical sights, often missed on just a casual trip. ' Finally on March 16, the Seniors, masters of theatrki art, threw their dignity to the winds and presented a mystery- comedy, THE HAUNTED HIGH SCHOOL, a play full of nerve-tingling thrills and spine-tingling chile. On May 12 solemnity prevaned at our Baccalaureate Service and on May 17, the Seniors, looking most decorous in their caps and gowns, bade us goodbye at Commencement Exercises. This is Station SHS telling you to tune in again next year--- same time, same place. This page sponsored by William L. Shadwick, Su mit Station, Ohio 25 55 Cheerleaders Football Team Basketball Squad This page sponsored by The Motz Grein and Feed Co., Summit Station, 0 26 HIS s Sum-H1-Sko Staff Girls' Glee Club , Manual Training Class This page sponsored by Square Deal Feed Store, Summit Station, Ohio 27 This page sponsored by McKibben's One-Stop Garage 28 of away! A Dear Fellow Students, we came back to Jacktown Hi on Sept. 4th. A new supt., prin., and home ec. teacher greeted us. fWe welcomed a new music-commer- cial teacher in November.J Our football team Cunder Coach Robert Hullb practiced on the field and commenced to enthusiasm by winning games and capturing Championship title. Kirk, Etna and Alex visited H-T, Romer and Banquet was held for show their all of our the 6-Man We played here and Summit. A the boys Nov. 50 in the school building. The girls are determined to show their patriotism for the school by earning a NJN. They were organized in 1942 as the Girls' Recreation Association and are still active. The older mem- bers initiated some new recruits in Oct. They took turns serving refreshments, furnishing enter- tainment and being guests for their monthly meetings. After examining and rating the work of English students, the teachers announced the Bulletin Staff. Parties still rate high and the Sophomores started the idea rolling by having an enjoyable weiner roast in an indoor fire- place when the rain chased them from an outdoor site. Not to be outdone by the other classes, the Seniors went to Ye Olde Mill at Utica for a weiner roast and skating party. A few tried some floor-cleaning antics but as a whole everyone rated an HAH for ability. The eighth graders still prefer a picnic party and had one at the Harbor Hills Club- house. The band sponsored a box social in the gym to raise funds for additional instruments. We had our annual Hallowe'en Carni- val October 51. We enjoyed a memorable Armis- tice Day assembly with our Prin. Mr. Kinner CLt. in World War ID and Russell Prince lSgt. in World war III explaining their inter- pretation of the American flag. Hanover-Toboso presented an enjoyable program for our school. The Jr. class presented, nAct Your Ageu Dec. 7 at 8:00 P. M. Our basketball team played St. Francis, Alex, Utica, Granville, H-T, Hebron and Hartford here. They visited Etna, Hebron, Kirk, St. Francis and Utica. Mr. Kinner and the Sr. class journeyed to Columbus Oct. 26 for the camera-breaking trip. After this they visited the Pen and the AIU Tower. Everyone loves vacations from school. We were dismissed for a LCT meeting, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Washington's Birthday and Good Friday. The General Business class be- gan a school bank in November. The Junior class rings arrived in January. Our Bulletin Editor was ap- pointed to serve as assistant editor of the Lickingana. The Bulletin Staff decided to our school paper from a change weekly to a monthly publication. The Diphtheria Immunization was given pupils in grades 1-6. The various classes and or- ganizations had their pictures taken February 8. The music groups presented a musicale March 8. We presented a musical program at Utica High School in March. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 12. The Senior class presented their play in May. Student Council members this year were Harold Shaw lSr.J and Harold Eagle KJr.J. Elizabeth Deck, Ellen Gorley and Robert Prince lSrs.J and Mar- jorie Jones lJr.j represented our school in the Honor Society. Our cheerleaders were Eliza- beth Deck fSr.J, Ruby Lane CSoph.l, Carol Griffith and Bon- nie Mitchell CFr.J. Baccalaurate, May 19 and Com- mencement, May 21 ended the Srs. school life at JHS. The school session ended May 22 for the undergrads. Is your school year similar? Your friends, JACKSONTOWN SCHOOL This page sponsored by Stotler's Restaurant SOPHOMORES lst row-Bette Pendle- ton, Mary Lou Detty, Joan Wills, Wanda Bruce, Ruby Lane, Delores Sforza, Edith Mayse 2nd row-Mr. Valen- tine, Dean Wince, Jack Londot Jack I Shaw, Helen Wollard, Mabel Gutridge, Mrs. DeNune l 5rd row-George Wat- kins, Claude Crist, Bob Dial, Kenneth Seymour, George West- lake, Jim Field, Earl Smith, Harry Orr JUNIORS lst row- Marguerite Fulk, Marjorie Jmms, Wanda Boring, Bertha Brown, Jean Pendle- ton 2nd row-Harold Eagle, Eldon Kreager, Mr. Kinner FRESHMEN lst row-Gene Lane, Fred Crist, Betty Nichols, Bonnie Mit- chell, Carol Grif- fith, Shelby Kuhn, Glenn Baker 2nd row-Mrs. DeNune, Bruce Thogmartin, Jack Clark, Dale Hupp , Richard Morton, Mr. Valentine 5rd row- Charles George, Carl Porter, Dean Wince, Jack Londot, Kenneth Wol- lard, Kenneth Sey- mour, Shelby Kuhn This page sponsored by Dale Hill, Jacksontown Garage BAND lst row-Calvin Bor- ing, Marguerite Fulk, Keith Thogmartin, Marjorie Jones, Wan- da Boring, Mru Valen- tine 2nd row-Sara Rut- ledge, Joan Wills, Jack Clark, Ellen Gorley, Bill Davis, Lillian Gorley, Bob Hull 5rd row- Charles George, Dick Beard, Dean Wince, Jack Londot, Bob Prince, Charles Rex, Kenneth Seymour, John Ryan BULLETIN STAFF lst row-Bette Pendle- ton, Vivian McComb, Marjorie Jones, El- len Gorley, Deane Thogmartin, Irene Seymour, Ann Watkins, Sara Rutledge ' 2nd row-Mr. Hull, Betty Deck, Wanda Boring, Carol Grif- fith, Patricia Mor- ton, Bonnie Mitchell, Marguerite Fulk, Mrs. Pence 3rd row-Carroll Lara- son, Kenneth Seymour, John Ryan, Kenneth Dusthimer, Bob Prince, Harold Eagle, Di k B rd ' kl Crist,eienneEBaBeckn JACKSONTOWN This page sponsored by Mickey Mouse Restaurant 51 BASKETBALL SQUAD lst row-Dick Beard, Bill Porter, Bob Prince, John Ryan, Kenneth Dusthimer 2nd row-Glenn Baker, Jim Field, Eldon Kreager, Dale Hupp, Harold Eagle, Bob Dial, Mr. Hull 5rd row- Charles George, Carl Porter, Dean Wince, Jack Londot, Kenneth Wol- lard, Kenneth Sey- mour, Shelby Kuhn 'vig . fi ' , if fY4z av-K'f1 Y' . f is - A- if lg sss V A2 Q Ft, Q 1 jf In ri' K f L ' -', .'.' E 1 X I S . 4 1, . . ' uf-5 -- ', FW QQSXV 1 f me . -g 5 r -vf'-.-, 'V 'P - W4 gg 9.0 - . 1 X M 4 ol 'f'f9A snow? n ,?,H!g3.f,,f a 44 WNSM1 o This page sponsored by the Hebron Board of Education 52 jp .,., I e - Q NGN cfjfxif , K4 sfswvl . lffbvg ,AY lf im?-'S' DBCGITTDSI' Our homecoming gmne HSEKQN 1945-46 Calendar September 4 School opens 14 First football gmne Liberty Union 21 Junior Dance October 19 Homecoming Game-Hartford November 2 Utica game-band featured Senior Dance 21 Thanksgiving Vacation began 26 Back to school again 50 Junior Play-UNO SOAPH 1 County Dance--Johnstown 5 Exchange assembly given at Etna 7 School dismissed--Flu epidemic January 2 Glad to get back 8 Play three basketball games weekly February 6 Honor Society Initiation 6-7 Community Institute 8 Last basketball game 19 Tournament with Utica defeated 42-26 20 County pictures taken March 1 Band Booster Play-HUNCLE CY HITS A NEW HI' 13 Granville exchange of assembly program 15 F. H. A. Tea for Mothers and Faculty members 18 F. H. A. County Get-To- Gether A April 15 Senior Play 10 Rehearsal for all county 17 Rehearsal for all county 26 Spring Festival May Band concert Jr. and Sr. Banquet 18 Baccalaureate 20 Class Day 21 Commencement Leave for Niagara Falls 24 Alumni Banquet ALL ABOUT THE SENIORS Year's Aim: Trip to Niagara Falls Attended Banquet given by Juniors at Columbus Baccalaureate Rev. Lester Snell May 19 Commencement School Auditorium, May 21, 1946 Speaker, Dean H. Smith Marshall College, West Virginia Flower Colors Sunburst Rose-Royal Blue and Gold Motto We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. Class Officers Bob Francis ------------ President Doris Wiseman ----- Vice President Margaret Roberts ------- Secretary Maxine Reynolds -------- Treasurer HOMECOMING AT HEBRON on Friday October 19, was one of the big- gest events of our school year. In the early afternoon there was a large parade presented by the school and community. Before the gmne the Queen, Doris Wiseman and her attendants, Mary Ann Bounds, Norma Lea Baumann, and Jackie Yontz arr1vedcn1the field. Then came the big moment when the ball was presented tothe Captain, Bob Francis, along'with the tra- ditional homecoming kiss. After all this the boys cou1dn't lose and were spurred to the final victory over Hartford. MAGAZINE SALES During the month of November the band sponsored a Curtis Mag- azine sale for purchasing band trousers. Two teams were chosen and named Left Leg and Right Leg. The winning team, Left Leg, with acting captain, Sue Holtsberry, defeated the Right Leg by Wl9.00. This page sponsored by The Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. .EEK HE BIQQN X J F' T ge sponsored by Cummins Ice Cream I F D HEBKCJN N I C E I rl A E E P Ii lj D r-I -QL11, 7Q if This page sponsored by Morrison's Confectionery 55 r 5 'Wifi 415 ff 09 5 Ez 'Union High School! Oh, yes, you say. That school has only a dozen students. What do you suppose they do with such a small enrollment? It must be a dull place. On the contrary, 1t's a rath- er lively little school. True, we miss competitive sports, but we have our own school basket ball teams, both for boys and girls. And with the boys furn- ishing a cheering squad for the girls, and the girls for the boys, the sounds from the gymna- sium nearly equal those coming from a tournament game. Early this year, the Freshmen gave a wiener roast for the rest of the high school and the sev- enth and eighth grades. Giving part of this party is always a the Freshmen initiation. The rest of it takes place at the creek near the school. On October 5, the high school sponsored a dance for the service men and women of our community who had received their discharges or were home on leave. The annual Halloween party with the traditional cider and doughnuts was next on our so- cial program. For the Junior dance, the weather man proved uncooperative, the evening being snowy and very cold. The music was excellent, however, and those attending the party reported the evening a very pleasant one. On December 17, Mr. Weiser and the Seniors journeyed to Co- lumbus to have the Senior pic- tures made at Baker's Art Gallery While in Columbus, they made a tour of the State House, the A. I. U. Building, and Ohio State University. Just before Christmas, we re- ceived an unexpected holiday when our school bus went over a cement abutment into the creek near the school. Fortunately, none of the students were in the bus at the time, and our driver waded out of the creek unhurt. The Fifth Ser- vice Command lifted the bus out with a crane, and after a few days in the garage, it was back on the job. The last event before the holidays was our Christmas party. We exchanged gifts, played games, and danced. For refreshments, we had cake and ice cream that we made in the morning. Mrs. Wilson, our English teacher, left at the end of the semester to join her husband who had been overseas. We surprised her with a farewell party and presented her with a gift. Her classes were taught by Mrs. Kreltler beginning with the sec- ond semester. The school entertained the Parent Teachers' Association in its first meeting of the year, by presenting a Wildcat Willie play. Next a Valentine party with cupids and hearts everywhere afforded an afternoon's relief from Algebra, Geometry, History, English, etc. We are looking forward now to a school play, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and the usual activities of the Commencement season. Do you still think that Union is a lifeless school? Add to the activities already mentioned, the times of discussion around the office table, Mr. Weiser's square one, not King Arthur's round oneg Mrs. Sackett's field trips--to see birds, they saidg the conver- sations while dresses, mittens, gloves, and scarfs were made with Mrs. Zwayer in Home Economics, and not by any stretch of the imagination can you call it a dull place. This may be the last year for the high school at Union. In the twenty-two years of this high school's existence, it has served its purpose well. Among our 140 graduates are representatives in many professions. We are proud to have doctors, nurses, veter- narians, teachers, office work- ers, farmers, engineers, and art- ists in our Alumni Association. 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' 1 ' : wr' -A ' -225, If -- . 'Q ffbxiw - - 8322355 Yifvfw - wa 5-, - --1 3 I 1. V 5, Q5 mg-295,721 Q 1 .2 5 .,i, vi 7g35'gg,g:v Aiwsiz 25 ,,' .. ypykfgf f -5,53 xg -Q qrgsiefsggvsfb-' J :wwf .f szzff -, W : .f.wEwe:, ,mug -MM I- - T4 .. ga My if -V . X- - . 1, . Ha 1 -g:-- -f21t,Q,.-R . . . - ' -2' M-.fm 'sw Qs-vw fl .Q-z. 3 ':::.ew,-- . -:v . , , ' -. , f -.L , . ,,,., - gg i f.5mg:':,5g1f E .b , - , , , 1, V lil! Holm! mason! o'mmi nn. Pnsmls Enom PRINT mn RXNSIAY mn SIIHBY mm rurxn 1 44 johnny September l Teachers meet to plan strat- egy. 4 School opens with largest enrollment in history of local school. 7 Classes dismiss early for teachers' meeting in Newton School. 14 The opening date of football season. 15 Band performs at Hartford Fair. October 2-5 Seniors go to Westerville to have pictures taken. 4 'Kllties' present an assem- bly for entire school. 25 Grade School operetta,'Molly Be Jolly.' November 12 Reverend T. E. Maness speaks at Armistice Day assembly. 16 Seniors present class play, 'Act Your Age.' 19 Junior and Senior skating party at Utica. 21 School closes for Thanksgiv- ing recess. 29 Philharmonic concert. 30 Challengers open basketball season with Homer game. December 1 County Student Council holds dance at Johnny Hi. 3 Scouts hold 'Court of Honor' 4 Board of education and fac- ulty members hold party. 5-14 No school due to flu epi- demic. 21 Junior 'Candy-Stick' Prom. 22-Jan. 2 Holiday vacation. January 17-18 First semester exams. 51 High School operetta, 'Oh Doctor.' February 6 County Honor Society holds initiation at Johnny Hi. 6 F. F. A. members attend Far- mer's Week at Ohio State Uni- versity. 7 Dr. Guy Morse Bingham spends day with Seniors. 12 G. R. and H1-Y potluck sup- per and dance. 14 Opening session of county tournament. ' Dafa February 14 Seventh and Eighth grades have party. 20 All-county groups Journey to Newark for Licklngana group picture. 21 Thesplans hold initiation ceremonies. 22 Following game with Newark Reserves the Challengers pack suite away until next year. 22 Wash1ngton's Birthday -- No school. 26 P. T. A. Box Social. 27 Joy Bell Ringer gives musi- cal concert. March l F. F. A. entertains with an- nual banquet. 5 Members of music groups pre- sent varied music numbers at American Legion program. 4 John Fry, the magician, per- forms. 5 H1-Y holds initiation cere- monies. 6 The Licking County teachers' meeting at Denison University. ll F.H.A. stages style show at P. T. A. meeting. 22 Johnny Hi band concert. 25 Town and Country Club spon- sors Athletic banquet. April 5 Juniors g1ve'A Little Honey' for their class play. 9 Ralph Melville, the glass blower, gives program. 10 First Music Festival practice 21 School observes Good Friday. 24 C. E. Jones presents 'Danc- ing Electrons. 26 County Music Festival at Hebron. M . 82 F. H. A. Banquet. 5 Annual Junior and Senior Banquet. 10 Theepian Society presents play. 12 Reverend Peter Mellette de- livers baccalaureate sermon in Methodist Church. J 17 Commencement with Dr. Homer Cotterman as speaker. 18 Alumni Dance. 21 Last day of school and grads cards. ENSEMBLE Joflnsfown BAND HI-Y 46 ANNUAL STAFF 0671 Z GIRL RESERVES BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET 47 Q ..LV I -4 wid K K ww , 6352? ' Nw .f: I U, S f Sf rf f 2 ff 143' Q 2 2 S 3 QS R af as Qf Qi , ..2..,, , r 'g .. T if , TL , :ggyg 7 , A5551 ina V 7, 3!kA it Y S gimp: piss: ' -.si g . ,. jk V 6 7 2. A 5' Wi gan sr: in f : A :w1rf4:w:,w,1 ' W 5 L? -' 5.1. .,i2Wx.12 ' - , if J ag 2 SN .Y if mmm . 5, in ,Mg X y Wm m ffgygxfc zff.. . f V, ' W 4: .jgfgzffc w 1 M 'W u ' f fu , ' .wi ' J 4 1 A iii . 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So it has been moved, second- ed and passed that the council has done one grand jon the past year. HOME COMING GAME We chose October 5, 19h5 our Home Coming. Our day was complete with floats, Dolores Seavolt as queen, a victory over Pataskala and a dancing party in the gym in the evening to honor athletics. VALENTINE DANCE A valentine Formal Dance was sponsored by the Student Council for the student body. A king and queen were chosen for the affair. The auditorium was decorated with the valentine motif and the music was furnished by the Pataskala High School Orchestra. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The growing music departments at Utica High include classes in theory, Glee Clubs for boys and girls, as well as mixed chorus, band and a triple trio. We have representation in All-County Band Chorus, and Orchestra. Mr. Lloyd Hickman, noted bari- tone was brought in for our en- Joyment. INK SPLASH STAFF Ink Splash, our News gathering and writing group, works with the supervision of the editor of the local newspaper. Members have had a trip to inspect printing press es. This page sponsored by Rattenberg's 49 LIBRARY STAFF The Utica High School library is cared for by the Library Staff which is made up of thirty six members. We mend and distribute all books, keep all records, and supply assistants at noon for the Public Librarian. DRAMATICS The dramatics at Utica High School are particularly interest- ing this year. The Junior Class Play, HEADED FOR EDEN, nas a full cast, colorful comedy, weaving a thread of mystery through all the theme. This well-attended play was directed by Mrs. Tulloss. Other productions of the school year will include A VOICE IN THE DARK, produced by the seniors and directed by Mr. Law, and a play produced by the Builder Staff and directed by Mr. Boyd. F. h. A. The Junior and Senior Home Ec. Class exhibited sewing, canning and baking at the Hartford Fair, won many first place ribbons, as well as some second and third a- wards. Our canning projects at the Gas Company Fair also took a good many prizes. We attended a M-H Dress Review where one of our members took honors. Tentative plans include our annual fashion- show of finished clothing, and a trip to Washington, D. C., later. F. F. A. Utica F. F. A. has a superior farming program. .Each member has a minimum of one crop and a live stock project. The outstanding are Beef Cattle, Corn and Swine. The chapter has thirty-five beef calves, fourteen sow and litter and twenty-five corn projects. It was Charles Mc Donald of our club who won second place in Judging beef cattle, in the Columbus meet VARSITY CHEERLEADERS RESERVE BASKETBALL' This page sponsored by Ritchey's 50 VARSITY BASKETBALL BUILDER STAFF BAND MIXED CHORUS This page sponsored by McCann's Meat Market 51 I WA kk k Y k ff' Qm, X .................,.. wa ,- , 1 .- A . 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Council l,5,4 GAA l,2,5,4 Class Officer 4 Honor Soc. 4 Dramatics 5,4 Chorus 1,2,5 Dean Emswiler-UDeanieU Basketball 1,2,5,4 Band l,2,5,4 Clase Officer 4 Dramatics 5,4 County Band 2,4 Orch, 4 FFA 1,2 Norma Jean Thomas Lickingana Staff 5,4 GAA l,2,5,4 Class Officer 1,4 Dramatics 4 Stud. Council l Chorus l,2,5,4 Jean L. Barker-uJeanieN Chorus l,2,5 Dramatics 4 GAA l,2,5,4 Garnett Balser Class officer 1,2 GAA l,2,5,4 Chorus l,2,5,4 Dramatics 5,4 Mary Davis Entered Etna 1944 Class Officer l GAA 5,4 Chorus l,2,5,4 Dramatics 4 Mary Ann Doherty Class Officer l,2,5 GAA l,2,5,4 Stud. Council 4 Honor Soc. 4 Chorus l,2,5,4 ' Dramatics 5,4 Lee E. Heimberger Stud. Council 5 Dramatics 4 Class Officer 2 FFA 1,2 Fred Roley-nFritzU Basketball 5,4 FFA 1,2 Dramatics 5,4 Robert E. Snider-nBobH Basketball l,2,5,4 Chorus 1 Class Officer 1 Football l,5, 4 Dramatics l,5,4 FFA 1,2 Mildred Watkins-nmillieu Cheerleader l,2,5,4 Dramatics 5,4 GAA 1.2,5,4 Pres. 4 Honor Soc. 4 County Chorus 2,5 Class Officer 5 Stud. Council 4 Chorus 1,2,5,4 John J. Wittman-HJohnnyn Entered Etna 1945 Basketball 1,2,5,4 Football 4 Baseball 2,5 Chorus l,2,5 Dramatics 5,4 FFA 1,2 Sept. n u Oct. ll H ll II ll Nov. Il ll H Dec. II Il ll Jan. n ll Il ll il ll ll Feb. n u Mar. II Ixiay ll ll Il ll June 1945-46 21-High School Weiner Roast 27-Football game at Summit 28-GAA Initiation 4-Football game with Jack- sontown ll-Football game with Kirk- ersville 19-Football game with Alex- andria 20-Junior trip to South- eastern Ohio 25-Homecoming Football game with Hanover-Toboso QUEEN-Millie Watkins Attendants-Garnett Balser, Mary Ann Doherty, Mary Ellen White, Marguerite Pettifor, Patty Weaver, Mary Ellen Wright, and Gloria Sager. 25 -Senior Dinner Party -Football game with Homer l 2-Carnival 14-Senior Farewell Party in honor of Glen Heimberger 16-Junior Class Play-nlt Happened at Midnightu 4-Basketball season opens Pataskala at Etna 5-GAA Skating Party 11-Utica at Etna 51-Etna at Hanover 4-Jacksontown at Etna ll-Etna at Kirkersville -Hebron at Etna -Etna at Pataskala lb 18 22-Hartford at Etna -Etna at Utica 25 29-Etna at Summit 50 -Senior trip to Columbus State Hospital l-Hanover at Etna 5-Kirkersville at Etna 8-Etna at Alexandria 1-School Dance 15-GAA Variety Show 5-Junior-Senior Banque 10-Senior Class Play 26-Baccalaureate 27-Class Night 28-Conmencement-Address by Supt. 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Y 7 WFS MW' W I 'Q-kai' M ffm 'if W 56 mem 'Q am rimmw - mi GRANVILLE Dear Friends, In Granville this has been, as doubtless it has in every other school, the happiest year that any of us can remember. our brothers,teachers andfriends have nearly all returned, except those who can not come back now --or ever. There are a few more men teachers around the school lately,s1nce two former teachers have returned from Service. The indescribable, feverish tension ofthe war years is relaxing nowg and we consider it a good omen for the future that most people here are more interested in the United Nations than lnime Atomic Bomb. But you are probably wanting to know what we have been doing here in school. Well, we've been doing the usual things,much as you have: playing football, having assemblies, presenting plays and continuing our service and social club activities. Just now our interest is completely absorbed by basketball, the team having provided an exciting sea- son after being broughtxp rather abruptly by the pre-Christmas flu epidemic. We approach the tournament with a loop record of 16 wins and 5 losses--and we might add, very high hopes. Still speaking of sports, Granville was down inthird place in football this year, though our feelings were somewhat as- uaged by placing three of our players-Dirck Brown,Dick Cherry, and Frank Bowman-on the All- County First Team and Jack Piper and Bob Robertson on the Second Team. We considered Dick Cherry our most valuable player this year. Though we are losing several good mento gradu- ation, we have every intention of giving you allhot competition in the Fall of '46. Girl Reserves and H1-Y mem- bers think they have had a good year. The two clubs have had candy and popcorn concessions at the basketball games and so have helped their finances consider- ably. Both Clubs have recently been enjoying vocational dis- cussions by professional men and women of the community. Our other clubs, Delta Nu Kappa, dramatics, and Betty Lamp Club, homeeconom1cs,have been contrib- uting their share to our educa- tional and social growth, while the Journalism Class has managed to publish a paper bi-monthly. Our Chorus has also been active, having had out-of-school engage- ments at Denison, the Kiwanis Club and the local Methodist Church. You have been presenting some plays, naturally. So have we. In addition to short assem- bly plays, the Junior Class has offered publicly The N1 ht gf January 16. It was played to a g55H Hou55 and, we th1nk,was very successful.As this is being written, the Seniors are select- ing a play for their annual pro- duction in May. Those of you who are in the County Honor Society know that Granville members Lois Dixey, Gintsy Rodes, Dirck Brown, and Bob McWilliams joined you in welcoming into the Society Bill Utter, Frank Bowman and Flora Lee Jenk1ns.tom our Senior Class. Our space here is limitedg therefore, we cannot say more this t1me.We will lookfbr you at thevarlousinterschool functions. In the meantime, let us work to- gether for the best scholarship, the best competition, the best sportsmanship, the best schools, and, best of all, a brave new world. Sincerely, Granville High Students s--fo-qw Ci?-fi VNU 'IZ -4'-1 QMNWLLLE I R E 5 E' R v E S Of! 02C 1--s 4 -I: 58 CQANVILLC ugw 55 9 HHH I I- UI TU SENIORS Twelve years ago, nineteen First Graders entered Hartford School, now three of this group plus one new member constitutes the 1946 graduates. The class, though small, has lofty ambi - tions just as the larger ones have had as they passed through Hartford High. Plans for a trip to Wash- ington have been under way since the first of the school year and several projects carried out to raise the neces- sary funds. Class Moto- Wwhoever shall seek shall f1nd.n Class Colors-red and white Baccalaureate- May 19 Commencement - May 21 CLASS ROLL Joe Wells Class President- l,2,4 Basketball- l,2,5,4 Football- 2 Junior Play- 5 Band- l,2,5,4 Honor Society- 5,4 County Chorus- 5,4 Lickingana Staff- 4 Vice President- 5 Chorus- l,2,5 Marilyn Parks Class Secretary- 4 Junior Play- 5 Band- 2,5,4 Chorus- 1,2,3 Homecoming Attendent- 4 Editor Hartford Hi-Lites-4 Ruth Porschet Class Treasurer- 4 Band- 1,2,5,4 Honor Society- 4 Student Council- 5,4 County Chorus- 2,5,4 County Band- 3 Class President- 3 Latin Club- 1 Lickingana Staff- 5 Junior Play- 3 Chorus- l,2,5 Homecoming Attendent- 4 Orchestra-l This page sponsored by The Groton Bank Norma Jean Higgins Vice President- 4 Class Secretary- l,2,5 Junior Play- 5 Chorus- l,2,5 Homecoming Attendent- 2 Homecoming Queen- 4 JUNIORS The Juniors held the spot- lite Jan.lO by putting on their play entitled, 'Let Me Out Of Heren It was a roaring success. HONORS SOCIETY Three new members were in- itiated into the Honor Society this year,Senior, Ruth Porschet with two Juniors,Kathleen Curry and Joan Porschet. We are very proud of them. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders have done a wonderful job this year. They were always on hand to snap the team out of 1t's discouragement and to bring back the old fight- ing spirit. COUNTY STUDENT COUNCIL The Senior representative for this year is Ruth Porschet with Jack Clayton as the member chosen from the Junior Class. HARTFORD HI-LITES This is a new periodical which has made an appearance in Hartford halls. It contains news of interest to all, from the first grade to the Seniors. The Staff: Editor--Marilyn Parks Assistant--Joan Porschet High School-Jb Ann Hosler Gossip--Ruth Porschet Typists-James Mitchell Marilyn Jones Grade News--Evelyn Needles Mimiographing- Gilbert Duncan Artist--Jerry Harris 65 F5 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE lst row- Eugene Canaday, Clarice Cook, Frank Snyder, Harold Ullom, Juanita H1ggins,Jewel Rice,Matt1e Gent, Marjorie Duncan. 2nd row-Mary Rucker, Barbara Pet- erman,Jean Moreland,Marilyn Jones, Jo Ann Hosler, Jerry Hosler,Betty Hunter, Marjorie Hinton, Eileen Spearman. 5rd row- Mr. Short, John O'Neel, David Ashbrook, George Edwards, Kenneth Butt, Jack Clem, Harold Higgins, Harry Fown, Mrs. Debolt. BAND lst row-Homer Wh1te,Juanita Higg- ins, Naomi Higgins, Jean Moreland, Kathleen Curry,Marlene Cook,Patt1 Booher, Richard Higgins. 2nd row Ma Rucker Ruth Porschet, A - PY Marilyn Parks, Marilyn Jones,Joan Porschet,Georg1a Porschet,Ei1een Spearman, Clarice Cook. 5rd row- Gilbert Duncan, Herbert Shoemaker,Jack Clem,Wendel1 David son,Donald Shoemaker,Roland Peter man, Richard Cox, Joe Wells. JUNIOR-SENIOR lst row-Ruth Porschet,Naomi Higg- 1ns,Kathleen Curry,Mary Lou Keys, Joan Porschet, Marilyn Parks,Eve- lyn Needles, Norma J. Higgins. 2nd row-Mrs. Smith, Harold O'Ndal Roland Peterman, Wendell Davidson Donald Shoemaker, James Mitchell, Jerry Harris, Mrs. Hayes. 5rd row-Mr. Matthews,Gilbert Dun- can, Ray Hunter, Donald Canaday, Robert Gooch, Jack Clayton, Joe Butt, Joe Wells. FeFeAo Front row - David Ashbrook,Jim Mitchell, Roland Peterman, Joe Butt, Wendell Davidson, Robert Gooch, Mr. Short. Back row - Harold Ullom, Harry Fown, Jack Clem, Kenneth Butt, George Edwards, Harold Higgins 4. Q A This page sponsored by the Groton Hardware, 62 A4-i1 4L YYVY n ' - . mg JUNIOR PLAY CAST Front Row- Donald Canaday, Naomi Higgins, Mary Lou Keys,Joan Por- sohet, Kathleen Curry, Evelyn Needles, Gilbert Duncan. Back Row-Mr. Matthews, Jack Clay ton, Donald Shoemaker,Roland Pet erman, Wendell Davidson, Jerry Harris, Ray Hunter. BASKETBALL Front Row-Jack Clayton, Joe Wells, Roland Peterman, Wendell Davedson, Donald Shoemaker,J1m Mitchel,David Ashbrook, Gilbert Duncan. Back Row-Wayne T. Matthews,Coach, Harold Ullom, George Edwards,Kenn- eth Butt,Jack Clem, Harold Higgins John 0'Neal, Harry Fown. FOOTBALL Front Row- Eugene Canaday, Harry Fown,Harold Ul1om,Joe Butt,Harold Higgins, Frank Snyder,Ray Hunter, Gilbert Duncan, Back Row-Jack Clayton,Roland Pet- erman,Wendel1 Davidson,Jim Mitch- el,Kenneth Butt,Donald Shoemaker, Jack Clem, George Edwards, Mr. Wayne T. Matthews,Coach. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH lst row-Jim Butt, Richard Higgins, Clyde Needles, Donna Hess, Patti Booher, Priscilla Morris, Donald Mitchel, Ethel McCoy. 2nd row- Homer White, Cecil Swint, Herbert Shoemaker, Thomas Buxton, Gladys Cramer, Glenola Potter,Geor gia Porschet, Marlene Cook. 5rd row-Mr, Willison, Robert Fown, Jack Holland, Howard Siegesmund, Frank James,Kenneth Snyder, Rich- ard Cox, David Goodh. This page sponsored by the Christian Press. . 65 JW 2 'g --, NW, 3+ rf - ' M . K ,f -s as in X ff R if Q - 7- 5 W? .-in Jw f .. J x , L , . X Q y X g Q f , , 5 .W A.,, 5 .1 L 5 '1 T 1 Q 1 wco K . 45 5 R655 M5 A 'E f os gf W 3 F FAQ mm X 4327 G? Nil? I 'ily -F K - Grx .Fm fkviikk 1: NNW? mf: x. aww f -. X wg '-.g nz V Q 45 Li v i i f u i , L ff AV,, . h: Q- ff Q .Q ZS - Q W Q i - my l x ii! L . 4 ig 'QQK I KQ K t S f- .- k, xl Aw I .fiag k S G. A! dwg, 45' A5 am JOHN new N maxi? ,lwfrcw 6411 H nn' vf'?cf,Q eww Q. Q , v qu , U REX, ilu . K mmf! wx Zh W Vit' RTA t K4 A . ,.., , Q - 51 ' kkhkv . 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Senior Class Honor Society Alex H1 1-2-3-M Gall Beaver Glee Club Band 1-2-3 Basketball l-2-3 F.F.A. Alex H1 1-2-3-4 Marcia Brooks Student Council Honor Society Glee Club A Sextet County Chorus Cheerleader 3 F.H.A. Alex H1 l-2-3-M Earnest Burton-'Ernie' Glee Club County Chorus F.F.A. y Alex Bl 1-2-3-U Ed Flagg-'Edwardo' Football l-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3 All-County Football FCFQAU Alex H1 l-2-3-N Doris Gallant-'Dorsie' F.H,A. Glee Club Alex l-2-M Howard Gallant-'Lightning Football 4 Basketball 1-2 Alex H1 1-2-4 Jo Ann Hannahs-'Jo' Glee Club County Chorus F,H.A. Band l-2-3-4 Alex H1 l-2-3-N Phyllis Hoover-'Pidge' County Council 3 Glee Club Alex Hi l-2-3-U Dwight Lewis-'Ditie' Glee Club County Chorus Band l-2-3 F.F.A. Basketball 1-2 'Alex H1 l-2-3-4 Barbara Metcalf-'Barb' F,H,A. Alex H1 l-2-3-U Jack Peebles-'Jackson' Basketball l-2-3-U Football 3-M Band l-2 Llckingana Staff B111 Powell FIFIAC Alex H1 1-2-3-N Ruth Pletcher F,H,A, Glee Club County Chorus Sextet Alex H1 1-2-3-4 Page sponsored by Durnel1's Drug Store 4 Football Student Council ketball ketball S 15 di CQ III ba an +2 b -I S-1 uu on L m G5 OD b C11 Junior Class Cheerleaders ,., 67 Insurance eebles, red by J. J. P B0 Spon 1a R H llc 1 V. - P M 2 - 1 ' A ' -' 7 , is' fivlfifs' ,, Q w' . . iQQ5Qfw 1 i !fA5i'I'HA KLEMA , SEC . N E lt 2 A f Q gfYf:fakQf R -X ,fix ia i5Y: , E V, X Mi. 4 1 , 2, 3 EVANGELINE RAVER A E Dowlpn Lofr 4- WIN FATRL CIA PARP. mu 1-acczomwoaw, xmas. 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This page sponsored by Stra1t's Market, Pataskala. 69 This page sponsored by Joyces Gift Shop, Pataskala. 70 Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshmen Class MA QQ 'dai ,Q . Football Team Basketball Team PHS Band This page sponsored by Dess1e's Restaurant, pataskala 71 N,,,f-'K' W,,,...-M' , 4 Z 5 1 J Q j W I -'Nairn we ,Q v ,ig V4 AA Q 5. wwi ,ff-M wiv -me FQYE I A Q , 5 ...m yi 9.33.18 A htfff mm WW ' L W 5, , E W az K' C. IMYIEY QW' gG3fRT PPWS, ,K D. ff, if -. -in LF93' . ...- WY if 4 A WH wsimiiif. gf. X, na 92. fili gg Q fi QS' Q Q ,NN 4 ir:-A 1 H gs. . Q X 1 1a Lf'Ffsr fsifv L HSS: HW Ali. l y' z -g2'f ' V - il ww f X mhmc V93 Wifi' me if-W This page is sponsored by GAIL HATFIELD ,,,, Y , 72 7 ffafrsn snbiw- 'A A A .. ,., , Q X aff A - WHA kcfsoiifff-W .Q 'B rg . ffm im ef' 4 5 gi M. my gki .QAEALQ QUSWQ . ,, - ,,.. ' il Q' ' ,' Lg I f 1 f5fsZ4aAwSj mms X g w sm ' omuiuv ,....... . wav: HUWEF4 H E TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred forty - six, Homer High School sends forth from her portals the fiftieth graduating class. The officers of this year of Golden Jubilee are the fol- lowing: President, Jean Myers, Vice - President , Joe Warnerg Secretary - Treasurer, Dorothy Dixon. Due to an untimely visit of Mr. F. Lu Bugg we had an un- healthy and unhappy ten day va- cation as 1946 replaced the de- parting 1945. As a consequence of his visit we found ourselves celebrating the Holidays dur- ing the month of January. Not- able among the events were the beautiful rendition of W The Messiah' by the girls' chorus and the annual Christmas fes- tive celebration held by the Junior and Senior Hi. The graduates lack their former sentlmentality. Everyone had Valentine boxes--all but the sophisticated seniors whose juvenile tendencies have turned to senile prognostlcatlons. Wednesday , February 20th, witnessed the shooting of the county groups. Our sheep were driven to the fold in Newark to combine with others where the flock presented its annual off- ering on the sacrificial altar of Llckingana. The Annual Athletic Ban- quet was held ln the local gym on March fifteenth. Along with the honor and respect of the audience the elegibles were awarded their letters. May fourth--Oh, Happy day! We are now Seniors to be waited upon. The jun1ors--plebe1ans-- graciously entertained the sen- 1ors-- patrlcians-' during the Junior - Senior Banquet held at the Southern Hotel in Columbus. It was a delightful occasion which will hold a prominent place in our memories. In solemn array the seniors listened to the Baccaulaureate services Sunday eve, May nine- teenth. At this time they were brought to the realization that their school days at Homer H1 were nearing their close. This was further intensi- fied when they found themselves seated on the stage of the auditorium which was decorated in the class colors--royal blue and white. The class flower, the white rose, was a stunning contrast to the blue gowns. The class motto, 'Tonight we sail, where shall we anchorn, is evidence of our insatiable ambition. It is with reluctance that our sails are unfurled , we leave the safety of the harbor, and launch into the uncharted sea. However , our craft is seaworthy, our crew is well equipped for the voyage. Thus we face the future with confi- dence, courage, and faith. This page is sponsored by F. O. YOAKAM L 4. HUUIEE' 4 . E. D.D1xon,J.Myers,MaryE.Bone,I.Frye,Lo1sWagner,B.Frye JUNIORS E.Goss,D.Roby,E.N1ebe1,B.Barrick,M.K.Swick M.Hunter,B.M111er,R.B1agg,E.McGruder,I.Frye,C.Ramsey SOPHOMORE5 G.Cunn1n5ham,G.Ross,W.McConne1l,D.McMa1ns,D.Doug1ass, P.Hayes, .Be1l,R.Hoar,N.Beever,S.Parks,Mr.Augenste1n FRESHMEN J.Warner,C.R1ffle,C.M111er,E.Kenney J.Butcher,A.St.Iohn,B.Doug1ass,S.Cunningham,DQSt.John B.B1ankensh1p,J.P1ckens. This page is sponsored by OTIS KENNEY ' 74 HUWEP? H . E, STUDENT COUNCIL L AE BASKETBALL FOOTBALL This page is sponsored by AMZIE McPEEK vs O , L ,-, ...A.k........1i.i1,-,,, Q-Q, mmwdmuz, 'V'f1iAw23w1hx, wclua 5 X, , A ,XV Y ?' S 1 1 Q, -.21 ' '-'iiif L Wy, V ' N .. ll ' Q 1 4 , b ,R X , 8, 3 fi. f 5 91 'FM70' nf V515-I XWILEJY ?Q2x1,mnp4si,Q1 1 mr A 1' fJd'1,:, f Q r K If gs - -Q , M Q , '. G .4-f':w4:, 4 FSZM3-3.z',. , '. ' A ' ' F T 'M A 7 fV.1 Y' .:. 3,, S4 1.-.fem I. vw. 5 fsfvfzrw f5'.X5fXfwf2f323M' , Sponsored by Edwards' Grocery and Evans' Grocery 76 zgiisw, 1 ' 3146 J, X, . 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