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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1947 volume:

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This page sponsored by Denison University ok X Q 6 ., fr' Jtsfx x' ff 'N-4 Af x, Ul f' fi!!! l ' 526 l:,'h-J:m,,J ' ' lem' cq'Pf:'0o XG?,D X I iff' W N SC CONTENTS Frontispiece Dedication All-County Section Jacksontown Hebron Kirkersville Johnstown Utica Etna Granville Hartford Alexandria Pataskela Homer Hanover-Toboso Summit Autographs 1 2 4 28 52 56 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 68 72 76 80 This page sponsored by John J. Carroll S? L S TA FF ar Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Baseball Honor Society Citizenship Spring Festival Basketball ll-Man Football Student Council Social 6-Man Football Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Adviser Marjorie Jones Jacksontown Robert Walters Hebron Betty Keller Kirkersville James Ashbrook Johnstown Beatrice Pierce Utica Orma Joan Mayer Etna Barbara Taylor Granville Roland Peterman Hartford Robert Williams Alexandria David Beeson Pataskala Don Roby Homer Marilyn Aoord Hanover-Toboso Audrey Carrick Summit Bonnie Mitchell Jacksontown Jean Giffen Kirkersville Mrs. Florence Sebold Jacksontown This page sponsored by Stewart Bros. and Alward Co. 4 C . 6, . ' r , on A s ' 4, if CX XY HOSLER Homer n CLARK Jacksontown SEBOLD County SPIES Hanover-Tobosd COCHRUN Etna This page sponsored by King'sQ FISCHER MUSGRAVE Alexandria MIIEJIIQ BEADS W WEBSTER Johnstown MARTIN Granville TENNANT Hhrtford Department Store A 5 H6bI' on pe . .V. . WEISER , A fa' Kirkersville BLACK ' County IACTAVISH Utica COBB Su mit MAUGER Pataskale '-A' f 4.. r 4 STUDE HOUNCIL Alexandria Harold Glenn Patricia Goodman Homer Richard Niebel Vernon Keckley Etna James Sands Bonnie Randall Jacksontown Harold Eagle Dean Wince Marjorie Jones Granville Jack Piper Sam Schwarzkopf Hanover-Toboso Jeane Wolford Joan Henderson Kirkersville Betty Keller Jean Christopher Hartford Jack Clayton Clarice Cook Hebron Richard Walters Elmer Martin Advisers - Lillian Raab, Stanley Martin, This page sponsored by the Roe Emerson Store 6 Johnstown tsmyfanwy Lintner Jack Webster S mmit Lou Ann Roby Jane Frame Utica Beulah Pierce John Stone Pataskala Patty Games Dean Ramsey Harry Manger and Lester Black V Gully 9 fy C'T'fVfTfE5 f? Th s page sponsored by Robi son -studio, Columbus W 7 HOl1UB5OCIETy Hebr0n Granville N. Utica Esther Browr Normajean Francis Ruby Johnston JoAnn Clark Betty Ruth Penick Joan Kissick Ellen Oldaker Dorothy McM1llen Sue Holtsberry Patty Hasson Johnstown Joan Needles Anna Hopkins Marlyn Smith Helen Canaday Carol Ann Dowell Myfanwy Lintner Betty Welch Su mit Audrey Carrick Mamie Lou Starr Lois Bruner Homer ' Elaine McGruder J9.CkS01'1tOWI1 Marjorie Jones Ruby Lane Margaret Ann Kier Janet,Graham Barbara Taylor Beverly Ingle Nancy Lou Heft J Patricia Williams Nancy Sylvanus Margaret Titus Pataskala Ann Conway Carol Herbst Martha Nichols Charity Rhodeback Doris Cole Hanover-Toboso Eloise Nethers Twila Lothes Mary Jane Denman Marylin Acord Jonquil Hibler Betty Rine Carol Booth Shirlee Miller Ann Hankinson Frances Smoots Pauline Cole Virginia Adams Peggy McKibben Ethel Lee McM1l1en Marilyn McClelland Phyliss Warthenff Rosayn McCann Beulah Pierce Alexandria Martha Price Jeanie Mercer Margaret Fischer Ruth Ham ond Agnes Temple Etna Isabel Cooperrider Mary White Hartford Kathleen Curry JoAnn Porschet Clarice Cook Naomi Higgins Bonnie Randall Doris Heimberger Kirkersville Jeanne Moore Imogene Stewart Betty Keller This page sponsored by Horner's Newark Paint Company 8 41 Honors bool T Alexandria Robert Williams Kirkersville Samuel Hite, Jr. John Welch Hartford Jack Clayton Utlca gf5Rob in Kirkpatrick Bob Ryan pDave Reed Homer Alan Megaw Vernon Keckley Richard Niebel Johnstown Don Hoover James Ashbrook Clyde Longwell Jack Webster William Wright Otto Smith Pataskala Arlo Dixon Bob Donaldson Richard Caner Harry Mauger Sum it Richard Bruner Robert Woodruff Etna James Sands Louis Clark Granville James Miller Hal Kennedy Harold Piper Richard Bennett Sam Schwarzkopf Dudley Orr Laurence Crocker Richard Saunders Hebron Robert Walters Elmer Martin Paul Cass Richard Walters Jasksontown Philip Linn Dean Wince This page sponsored by G. B. Hunter, Royal Typewriters 9 1 f Cifizen Bennett Lees Loretta Camden Union Sum it 'Q X9 2:94 94446 Ye 'ax vtff X Ralph Leslie Mildred waukins Hanover-Toboso Etna James King . Maxine Reynolds Robert Prince Pataskala Hebron Jacksontown This page sponsored by Crane-Kreig-Flory Hardware Co. 10 A. mf Cifize' Lois Babb ' Robert Pickens Utica Homer 0672 , r 4' S6 0 6' 'Ya ' 9 ' a A Q K Robert Heimberger Beatrice Barcus Kirkersville Johnstown ' V Joe wells Margaret Richards Frank Bowman Hartford Alexandria Granville This page sponsored by The Hub 11 SHI GTO HI This page sponsored by the Ohio Power Company 12 IH IIHIESW3 Hebron Pataskala Joanne Cass David Beeson Paul Cass Sara Folk Sue Holtsberry Paul Parsons Ellen Qldaker Dick Parker Nancy Voorhees Arlo Dixon Dorothy McMillan Dean Ramsey Patricia Hasson Harry Manger Jacksontown Hartford Ruth Bringardner Vivian McComb Kathleen Curry This page sponsored by The Fashion 15 Johnstown Maryln Smith Bill Grove Clyde Longwell Jack Webster Granville James Toy John Brown Larry Crocker Utica Virginia Adams , n I' W ., Jacksontown Marjorie Jones Marguerite Fulk Carol Griffith Ruby Lane . Bonnie Mitchell Betty Nichols Sum it Lois Bruner Helen Hammock Clara Jane Horch Jean Bundy Juanita Folk Mamie Lou Starr Alexandria Helen Harmon Shirley Jones Martha Price Shirley Beaver Kathryn Coakley Wanda Kintz Homer Patty Lou Hayes Alberta St. John Shirley Cunningham Betty Douglass Dolores St. John Etna Mary Wilkinson Martha Herriott This page sponsored by Sarah Myers Patty Weaver Marilyn Geho Patty Long Hanover-Toboso Joann Fairall Jonquil Hibler Mary Jane Barrick Peggy Osborn Leona Wright Mary Jane Denman Granville Nancy Lou Heft Alison Cuningham Christina Null Beverly Ingle Barbara Taylor Myrtle Sowards Kirkersville Betty Mae Cohee Betty Jean Keller Joann Kincaid Mary Jean Swartz Carol Gheen Thelma Williams Hartford Naomi Higgins Mary Rucker Charlotte Denton Kathleen Curry Robinson Studio, Col 14 Georgia Porschet Jo Ane Porschet Hebron Patricia Stickley Daisy Doughty Maxine Frischen Evelyn Doughty Ruby Parker Jeannetta House. Utica Beulah Pierce Pat Chvatal Mary Seavolt Carol Booth Betty Rine Eleanor Babb Pataskala Edith Patten Charity Rhodeback Chloe Ingle Ann Conway Amy Beadle Charlene Parsons Johnstown u bus Joan Needles Joan Naginey Mary Jane Dunbar Mary Appleman Myfanwy Lintner Janice Welch Qs? Granville Frank Hannahs Wilson Stough Leo Anderson Gene Bline Dick Horton Bill Young Hanover-Toboso Richard Hardy Raymond Day Robert Osborn James Sidle Jacksontown Richard Morton Bill Davis Gary Claypool Bruce Thogmartin Jerry Cummings Kirkersville Joel Taylor John Welsh Henry Miller Johnstown Otto Smith Donald Woods Charles Hall Harold Smith To Denman Pataskala Arthur Warner Ronald Frankenberg Ira Poff Robert Donaldson Richard Fields Richard Montis Utica Harold Smith Bernard Young Charles McDonald B111 Olah Homer Earl Coss Neil Beever Don Douglass This page sponsored by Newark College of Commerce 15 Summit Richard Bruner Richard Bundy Richard Geiseck Howard Fravel Joe Camden Robert Woodruff Hebron Homer Poorman Ronnie Walters Russ Oliver Bob Walters Dick Walters James Petty Hartford Roland Peterman Gilbert Duncan George Edwards David Ashbrook Jack Clayton Jerry Harris 57 BAND Pataskala Johnstown Hartford Sara Folk Pat Games Martha Woolard Harry Manger Dean Ramsey Arlo Dixon Martha Ann Nichols Dick Parker H6bI' 011 Betty Penick Sue Holtsberry Ellen Oldaker Nancy Voorhees Dorothy McMillan Patty Clark Virginia Byrd George Allen Patricia Hasson JoAnn Clark John Bounds Janice Frischen Maryln Smith Betty Welch Donna Mae Wyckoff Louise Ashbrook Otto Smith Jack Webster Robert Sanford Clyde Longwell Jean Moreland Mary Dugan Ortha Ann Grubb Bill Grove Utica Peggy McKibben Ethel Lee McMillan Virginia Adams Carlton Riley Jane Dunlap Bea Baker Jaoksontown Dean Wince Kenneth Seymour This page sponsored by The Ohio Fuel Cas.Company 16 Clarice Cook Wendell Davidson Jack Clem Jo Ane Porschet Naomi Higgins Richard Cox Kathleen Curry Granville Margaret Titus Larry Crocker Carol Lantz Tom Kier John Fletcher Phoebe Clark . Dick Bennett Dudley Orr Bob Burris Summit Jane Frame Delores Shaffer Wilma Jean Randall Herbert Fravel OOTBALL Q'iJ'f2'135 lst Row - Cleft to right! - Robert Burr, Ira Poff, Sheldon Voorhees, Robert Mahorney, Ronald Franken- berg, David Mortz. 2nd Row - Cleft to rightl - Vernon Botihier, Robert Donaldson, John Combs, Harry Mauger, Jack Klema, Dick Parker, Olen Poff, Richard Montis, Neal Ash- craft, Arlo Dixon, David Beeson. 5rd Row - Kleft to rightj - J. R. Brammer, Coachg Dick Fields, Managerg Sidney Presely, Max'Shrigly, Robert Welch, William Watson, Dean Ramsey, John Beadle, Julian Zuene, Glell Greenwood, Dick Caner, Manager. 7 xx l xk 1'- xv This page sponsored by Best Jewelry Store 17 , .alan ., 6 MAN FOO TBALL z.s:'affAa1ff-, ALEXANDRIA lst Row - Cleft to right! Johnny Byrd, John Reese, Harold Revercomb, Eugene Castle, Robert Williams, Dale Brush. 2nd Row - Cleft to rightl Jack Parsons, Manager, Paul Ashbrook, Donald Reid, James Coakley, Ed ward Dumbauld, Robert Rathburn, Asst. Manager, George Whitehead, Coach. ...sms X-.M -..Nsv..,, ' ,-..,,,,,,,..f.,J,lf ff0AIf ,- 'iL nv- ng?- '1 -Q-5.--.. EJJNA K lst Row - Cleft to rightj Jerry Lee, Cecil Trimmer, Dick Dunlop, Louis Clark, Jim Sands, Bill Wolfe. 2nd Row - Cleft to right! Dick Gummera, Jack Smith, Bill Snider, Bill Parkin- son, Dick Parkinson,Roger Pickering, Gene Newlun, E. A. Cochrun, Coach. 5rd Row - Cleft to rightl Wayne Bryan,Grover Brick- er, Joe Palmer, George Doherty. This page sponsored by Harry J. Rook, Newark ALEXANDRIA First Row Kleft to right!-'Virgil McCullough, Chester Mason, Gene Castle, Bob Williams, Don Reid. Second Row Cleft to rightl - Albert Ashbrook, Managerg Paul Ashbrook, Jack Parsons, Don Brush, John Reese, Karl Bishop, George White- head, Coach. Jacksontown 50 Uti 25 ggi? gg Utica ss ca Pataskala 28 Pataskala 46 Pataskala 29 ggggggigr ob oso Har tf ord 52 Hebron 24 A 2 gigzzndria .23 Alexandria 55 lexandria 5 Alexandria 51 535532311110 ig Granville 57 Johnstown 58 Granville 29 Etna 29 Johnstown 45 Consolation game Granville 28 Utica 26 This page sponsored by Sears Roebuck and Company 19 BASKETBALL ff , 1 BASEBALL UTICA First Row - lleft to right! - Roger Mason, Don Barrick, Jules Bernard, Dave Troyer, Dick Davis, John Troyer, Paul Rine. Second Row - Cleft to right! - David Reed, Managerg Charles Good, Robin Kirkpatrick, Calvin Frye, Jack Quinif, Junior Harper, John Stone, Carl De Wiggens, L. E. Yarman, Coach. Third Row - Cleft to right! - Bob Biggs, B111 LeFever, Dick Gilberth, Chuck McDon- ald, Jim McCann, Bob Smith. I fix h This page sponsored by H. L. Art, Your Jeweler 20 FooTBAu. 31 This page sponsored by Abbott's Shoe Store 21 . Four BALL This page sponsored by Robinson Studio, Columbus 22 3-Acxsorlfvwd Kmnfnfs-vnLLE MTICA GRANVILLE LA 'PATASKA JoHN5TawN' ETNA ALEXANDRIA HANavLK-TvB050 Homljfff 5wM ' HARTFORD ng County Boa This page sponsored by McK1bben's One -Stop Garage 28 Our school year began Sept. 3, when 241 pupils enrolled to start another year of work, fun, and study. The first break in class rou- tine was an assembly program on Sept. 18, presented by ventrilo- quist, Lester Marks. The Trojans came through with flying colors in their first football game of the year, Sept. 19, by defeating Summit. The rest of the season was a differ- ent story, however, since the home team failed to win any of the four remaining county games. Though the weatherman did his part by providing a beauti- ful afternoon for the Homecoming game played with the Alumni, the former graduates proved to 'be too strong for the school boys. The first issue of the school paper, the 'Bu1let1n', was pub- lished and the new system of semi-monthly publication met with approval. An entertaining assembly was presented tor the enjoyment of the students and faculty members, Oct. 4, by llss Jessie Bae Tay- lor who did impersonations of well-known persons. The Seniors had their gradu- ation pictures taken at the luel- ler Studio, Oct. 17. A Variety Show, including magic, comedy, and songs, was presented in the school auditori- um, Oct. 18, at which time the high school chorus made its first appearance of the year. Overalls and patched shirts were in order for the Freshman 'Hard ness Party' held at the schoolhouse, Oct. 25. The annual ual1owe'en Carni- val was held Oct. 31, complete with spooks, witches, and ghosts There was entertainment, fun, an food for young and old, and ev- eryone declared it a huge suc- cess. Two assemblies were held dur- ing Nov. The first was a liquid air demonstration presented in the school auditoriu , Nov. 18, while the other was held at Heb- 5 School, Nov. 21. Here ron High the group heard a very interest- enlightnlng talk about ing and Vocation, Character, and Person- ality. Nov. 27, was the date of the Homecoming basketball game and dance sponsored by the Seniors. The preliminary game in which the Heserves defeated a team composed of the Faculty and School Board members, provided many laughs for all who witnessed the fray. Jacksontown played host to the county schools at an A11- County Dance, Nov. 30. nShoot the Works', the Junior class play, was presented Dec. 5, and acclaimed a success. The Holiday Season was cele- brated Dec. 20, by a Christmas program complete with carol sing- ing, gift exchange, and Santa Claus. School was resumed Jan. 2, but the prospects of a bright new year were dimmed slightly by the shadow of the semester examina- tions soon to come. Jacksontown was represented in the County Honor Society this year by Wanda Boring, Marjorie Jones, Ruby Lane, and Dean Wince. The Trojans started the bas- ketball season well - faltered a bit midway - and recovered for a fine finish with the records showing seven wins and six loss- es for the home team. The season ended abruptly however, when Jacksontown was eliminated in their first tournament game. The Sophomore skating party larch 3, was the highlight of the school activities for that month. April was the month for musi- cal entertainment, the programs including the School Music Festi- val and the annual County Spring Festival at Hebron, April 25. The arrival of Hay was the signal for the beginning of many Senior activities including the Class Play, Kay 2, the Junior- Senicr Banquet, lay 10, Baccalau- reate, May 18, and last, the day, of days, Commencement, May 20. This page sponsored by Stotler's Restaurant SOPHOMORES lst row- Shelby Kuhn, Bonnie Mitchell, Carol Griffith, Betty Nickels, Gene Lane. 2nd row- Edgar Parkinson, Allan White, Charles George, Fred Crist, Glenn Baker, Donald Parkinson. 3rd row- Gary Claypool, Jerry Cumm1ngs,Dale Rupp, Richard Morton, Bruce Thogmartin, B111 Davis. JUNIORS Wanda Bruce. Dial, George Watkins lst rov- Bonnie Snyder, Mary Westlake, Irene Morgan, Irene Seymour, Jean Cotterman, Shirley Kelley, 2nd row- Hr. W. L. Balo, Betty Snyder, Lillian Gorley, Patricia Horton, Patty Meredith, Anna Lou Brown, Donna Ice. 3rd row- Leroy Hoskin- eon, Carl B uce, Frank Crist, Carl Terry, Cal- vin Boring, Richard Rey- nolds. 4th row- Bob White, Fred West, B111 Brown,l Glen Vince, Bernard Rogers, Keith Thogmartin. This page sponsored by Dale Hill, Jacksontovn Garage 50 lst row- Bette Pendleton Delores Sforza, Mary Lou Detty, Mabel Gutridge Ruby Lane, Edith Mayse 2nd row- Mr Foulke, Earl Smith, Kenneth Seymour Dean Wince, Jack Shaw George Westlake, 'Robert FOOTBALL lst row- Coach Foulks , Fred Crist, Dale Hupp, B111 Brown, George West- lake, Eldon Kreager, Philip Linn. 2nd row- Manager Earl Smith, Charles George, Bruce Thogmartin, Jerry Cummings, Bernard Rogers, Manager Jack Shaw. 3rd row- Leroy Hoskinson, Carl Bruce,. Keith Thog- martin, Fred West, Calvin Boring. S BASKETBALL lst row- Bill Brown, Ken- neth Seymour, Dale Hupp, Eldon Kreager,Dean Wince, Harold Eagle, Glen Wince. 2nd row- Coach Foulks, Bob White, Bill Davis, Jack Shaw, Philip Linn, Shelby Kuhn, Bruce Thog- martin, Charles George, Leroy Hoskinson. 3rd row- Manager EBP1 Smith, Fred 'West, Fred Crist, Richard Morton, Jerry Cummings, Keith Thogmartin, Allan White, Calvin Boring, Manage? Glenn Baker This Page sponsored by Bragg's Barbershop 51 BULLETIN lst row- Wanda Boring, Kenneth Seymour, Barbara Brown, Marjorie Jones, Ruby Lane, -Harold Eagle, Jean Pendleton. 2nd row- Bonnie Mitchell, Lillian Gorley, Patricia Morton, Bruce Thogmartin, Dean Vince, Carol Grif- fith, Marguerite Fulk, Bette Pendleton. This page sponsored by Walter-s Sales Co I-IEE CALENDAR FOR 1946-1947 SEPTEMBER: 13 Centerburg Ktherel 2O Liberty Union 27 Zanesville Reserves OCTOBER: 4 Utica Ctherel ll Granville Ctherel 18 Pataskala 25 Reynoldsburg Ctherel 51 Johnstown 51 First Edition of Hi-Times NOVEMBER: 22 Senior Dance Harvest Hop 26 Lancaster St. Mary's 26 First Basketball game 27 Hi-Times Second Edition DECEMBER: 6 Jacksontown Ktherel 10 Junior Play WnptherGoosen 15 Granville 17 Alexandria Ctherel 19 F.H.A. Christmas Party 20 Kirkersville ltherel Third Edition Hi-Times Senior Christmas Ball 20 21 JANUARY: 7 Kirkersville 10 Pataskala itherel 14 Alexandria 17 Jacksontown 18 County Dance 24 Granville itherej 28 Thornville Ctherel 51 Pataskala FEBRUARY: 4 Millersport Qtherel 5 3 6 Community Institute 7 Johnstown Ctherel 14 Fburth Edition H1-Times 18 Tournament - Alexandria MARCH: 7 Band Boosters' Play 14 Junior Dance 21 Lions Club Minstrel 25 Honor Society Initiation 28 'Sally Flowers' APRIL: 18 Senior Play 25 All-County Festival MAY: 9 Band Concert 16 Junior M Senior Banquet 18 Baccalaureate 25 Commencement Alumni Banquet SENIOR NOTES Year's aim: Senior trip Attended Banquet May 16,- guests of Juniors. BACCALAUREATE Rev. Fred O. Weed May 18 COMMENCEMENT High School Auditorium May 25, 1947 Class colors - Maroon R White Flower - - - Carnation MOTTO Before Us Lies the Timber Let Us Build. THE SENIOR CLASS The class of '47 is the larg- est classtograduate from Hebron High School in 62 years. On Tuesday, November 12, 1946 the Senior class went toColumbus to have their pictures taken, they spent the remainder of the day visiting historical spots. The busiest monthoftheschool year wasMay. The first important event was the Junior and Senior Banquet atColumbus,Senior Break- fast, Baccalaureate, Class day, Commencement, Alumni Banquet. Our advisor was Miss Carrie B. Hutzell who led us through the year very successfully. HOMECOMING A colorful scene was our home coming game even though it did rain, the Queen Miss Jacquelin Yontz and her attendants, Miss Mary Lawson and Miss Patricia Clark reigned over the Pataskala Hebron game. Before game time, the Queen and m 'attendants were escorted through town by the school Band. The game began at 2:50 and at half time, the Pat- askala andHebron Bands performed magnificently. That evening in the attract- ively decorated gym, the Juniors sponsored the homecoming dance. The highlight of the evening was crowning oftheQueen, by football Captain Richard Walters. The music was furnished bythe melody Makers and an enjoyable evening was had by all. This page is sponsored by Cummins Ice Cream Co. 'J' 5-IEBKON STUDENTS N I7 H O M O 5 Il 5 I JS v 4 E El ' K 'V ,xy ' ' M ' N J H 1 3, ILS D . ea PJ ' P ' ff - :-mow up womb, n M . - -af W xg, MJ ,.-r- 3 1 4 Englmar Res ant I . . This page sponsored by A11en's Grocery MEM OSD 'STATION KBS -------- FLASH! We are happy to summarize for you the High Lights of Kirk High during its years 1946-7. FLASH! On September 4, 1946, we saw the doors of Kirk High open to welcome us to another exicting year. A new super- intendent greeted us at the head of the stairs with a warm smile and a hand-ahake. We were later informed that his name was Mr. Weiser. FLASH! There were interesting assembly programs every Wed- nesday afternoon ------- thanks to our new Student Council with the able assistence of our new Superintendent. FLASH! Mr. Welsh, the man who was part responsible for Kirk High's basketball team going to district in 1945, is back with us again. We hope that he has Va longer stay with us this time. FLASH! The Freshman were almost sorry that they were freshman October ll. The initiation, given by the Sophomore Class, really made them squirm. FLASH! Our football team started off with a bang by winning from Hanover-Toboso and Jack- sontown. Following our winn- ing spree we suffered several set-backs, losing to Hartford, Alexandria, Etna, Homer, and Summit. Our Homecoming would have been terribly bleak, due to rain and defeat, if it hadn't been for our attract- ive queen, Anna Belle Van Buren, and her attendants. A dance was held in the high school gym that evening sponsored by the Junior Class. FLASH! We had our customary Fall Carnival in October. The Queen, Evelyn Quinan, and her attendants, were one of the high lights of the evening. This Page sponsored by C.N. Keller FLASH! Kirk High's basketball season began with a degeat at Pataskala. We recovered quite rapidly by winning from Hanover-Toboso, Hebron, and Etna. FLASH! Thanks to our music teacher, Mrs. Hutchins. With the cooperation of the grade school teachers, an excellant Ghristmas program was present- ed to the parents. FLASH! School was dismissed December 20 for a two weeks Ghristman vacation. January 6, 1947 found us back in school with enough New Year's resolutions to keep us busy the rest of the year. The most important one being to keep our newly painted school house looking as it did as long as possible. FLASH! Continuing our basketball season into 1947, our first game ended with a defeat at the hands of Summit. At Hebron and Hanover-Toboso we also suffered defeats. We got back into the race with a triumph over Homer. FLASH! The Junior Class Play given in March was very succ- essful. The claendar turning to April saw the Senior Class present their play. It WHS also a success. FLASH! With the end drawing near, we find the juniors and sen- iors decked out in their fin- est for that gala event. the Junior and Senior Banquet. FLASH! The final week was mainly devoted to the seniors. For a long time they will have Plea' sant memories of their Gom- mencement activities. Heres winding up the Kirk High Lights of 1946-7. Our gratitude to all those persons who helped ue make this a memorable year. L. 015 50 Czgafb 0 W -ew W sponsored by Green Shingl C.. iw G! W W J This page sponsored by E11inger's Gn-ocery 59 F Q , I W I ' f' ' fW Y if M. I ' ' K' 'Mi 40 r Q' olyn ny September 2 Mr. Webster holds the f1r'st teachers' meeting. 3 Doors of Johnny H1 open to greet the largest enrollment in the school's history. 9 Tryouts for cheerleaders. 13 Johnstown opens 1936 foothil season by playing host to the Gahanna team. 18 Class elections he1d.1nupper six grades. 20 Challengers meet Centerburg here. 23 Seniors have pictures taken. 27 Johnnies visit Sunbury for a night encounter. October 5 Homecoming a huge success but the evening marred by Pataskala. 8 Pupils of upper'slx grades see educational films. 18 The Granville Blue Aces visit Johnstown. 23 H1-Y boys are hosts for the Annual District H1-Y meeting. 25 Johnstown lads trek to Utica to meet Redskins. 29 Seniors honor freshmenatthe annual Halloween party. November E Lads begin basketball practice 8 Grade school presents their operettas Nwho Stole the Tarts' and 'The Farmer in the Dell.u ll Vacation - Armistice Day. 18 Pupils interested in program concerning 'Liquid A1r.' 22 Juniors present class play 'Young Apr1l.H 26 First basketball game. Homer edges J.H.S. here. 27 Pupils dismissed at 3:45 for Thanksgiving recess. Qggember 2 Classes resume regular work. 6 Johnstown again tastes defeat at hands of Pataskala. 13 Utica downs Challengers on local court. 17 Johnnies return from Summit with victory. 19 J.H.S. turns back theinvading Alexandria team. 20 Christmas vacation begins. -15195 Januar 5 Back in school. Vacation is over. 7 Johnstown avenges early seamn defeat by trouncing Homer. 10 Granville administers defeat to Johnnies at Granville. 17 Utica turns back J.H.S. on winner's court. 24 Challengers visit Kirkerswlm and come home with victory. 31 In an exciting game Granvine bests local lads on Johnstown floor. Tryouts held for senior play. P.T.A. sponsor benefit game with Hartford to aid fund for new band uniforms. Johnstown wins. 7 Hebron turned back by Johnnies on local hardwood. ll The H1-Y and Y-Teen groups entertain with USweetheart Hop' 15 Johnstown defeats Etna in first round of county tournament. 18 Johnnies bow from tourney by defeat at hands of Blue Aces. 25 The operetta, nThe P1rate's Daughter,u presented by music department. Lama.:-1 Z March 13 Annual Athletic Banquet. 21 Seniors present NA Date With Judy.' ' 25 County Honor Society holds initiation. April ll F.F.A. Parent-Son Banquet. 14 P.T.A. holds regular meeting. 18 Band Concert. Newly organized Junior Band makes appearance. 25 Spring Festival at Hebron. 28 County Council meets here. Mal 1 Junior-Senior Banquet held. 5 County Honor Society Banquet. 9 Thespians Troupe 7 - presents play. 18 Baccalaureate. 22 Commencement for the Seniors. 23 School closes. Pupils recehm report cards. Vacation begins for pupils and teachers. 1 q our C H E E R L E A D E R S B E A C O N S T A F' F M A J O R E T T E S 42 i' ,, ,,,, ,, Jo qsloufq B A S K E T B A L L H I Y 45 This page sponsored by Red an White Store so ' ' ft' 4 cfs' 41:9 vt 9:14 5,5 Qi: h 3 t go I q ,' . - I Student Council The students of Utica High wish to congratulate the Presi- dent Beulah Pierce and members of the Student Council for doing a wonderful job this year. The council has sponsored many activ- ities this year. A Homecoming Dance, Athletic Banquet, noon dancing and intramural basketball are only a few of the council's projects. Builder Staff The members of the Builder Staff have one of the most re- sponsible jobs in Utica H gh. Every year students enjoy this yearly book. So we the students of Utica High say NHats Offn to the Staff and to their Editor Bosayn McCann. Library Staff The Utica High School library is well established this year with the help of their sponsor Mrs. Helphrey. Their duty is to mend and distribute books and to keep all records. Music Department This year the music depart- ment at Utica included classes in Boys' Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club, 'lixed Chorus. Band, Ind the Triple Trio. ' Christmas Dance Mistletoe, dim lights, and soft music was enjoyed by every- one who attended the Christmas Formal Dance. The dance was spon sored by the Student Council. M sic was furnished by the Hebron High School Orchestra. We Wish to thank and congratulate the Hebron Orchestra for the splendid job of helping our dance to be a success. K2 ff-essay at NJ. 3 y . 'Rf 1 if ' I 'Ag 421, ,-,f iiiggib K if X 5 JI so This page sponsored by Ke1ly's Restaurant 45 rf . - . X 5 rf I 'fy' . ?,f- fd' 'ifenfs 1-. 'V 1' I Homecoming Game October 4, 1946 was chosen for our Homecoming. Each grade decorated their own float. Betty Rine was chosen to be queen and Jim McCann, football captain. Utica High was blessed sith a perfect day for the Homecoming. game and a victory over Hebron. To The Cheerleaders This year we had the best cheering that we've had for a long time. We owe this to Rosayn McCann, Carol Booth, Mary Seavolt Ann Nardi, and Julia Earlewine. The cheering was especially good at the basketball games. Dressed in red and white out- fits the cheerleaders were at every game leading yells. They worked very hard. So, we, the student body say, 'Three cheers for our Chserleaders'. Seniors At Last It seems only yesterday we Seniors were Freshmen, but many years have passed. When we were Freshmen we went along mumbling about all the un- necessary literature and history we were forced to study. Then as Sophomores we envy the Juniors because of their planning the Jr- Sr banquet, and this will be the first time for the girls to wear their formals. Then Juniors we take responsibilities, but it didn't seem quits so exciting as last year when we stood by and Watched the Juniors. And now, Seniors, those three years have slipped by so quickly. So now, we the Seniors take our final bow and to on-coming classes we wish you the best of luck. Seniors of '47 Student Council Varsity Cheerleaders Football This page sponsored by Ritchey Bros. 46 Builder Staff Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club This page sponsored by Murphy Bros. This page is sponsored by Lemmerman's, Etna 48 ECNXFI' Louis Clark CLouie Class Vice Pres. Class Pres 4 Student Council 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 All County 6-man football 4. Martha Herrlott Ccheeriesl G.A.A. l,2,3,4 G.A.A. Sec. 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Sec. 2,4 County Chorus 3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4. Louise Kinser iLuLu G.A.A. Chorus Sen or Play 4. Robert Langel CBobQ F.F.A. Basketball 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4. Pats Lines Pat G.A.A. , , , orus 1 Cheerleader 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4. Leona Lucas fButch G.A.A. , , , Chorus l,2,3,4 Ju ior Play 3 Senior Play 4. Sarah M ers CSadie G.A.A. , , , . .A. Treas. 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 County Chorus 4. William Parkinson CBil1l F.F.1. Class Pres. 2 Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4. Richard Parkinson Cbickl Class Treas. 2 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 All Cou ty 6-man football 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Ro er Pickerln Pick F.F.A. Pres. 4 Foot all 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 All County 6-man football 4. James Sands QJim2 Class Pres. 1,3 Class Vice Pres. 2,4 Student Council 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A11 County 6-man foorball 2,3,4 Helen Mae Trimmer QSliml GeAeAe 1,2,3,4 Gre-AeA: Vice Pres. 4 Class Treasurer 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Chorus l,2,3, 4 Ju lor Play 3 Senior Play 4 Mary Ellen White QButch1e 1 GQAQAQ 1-,2,5,4 GuAeAe PTQSQ 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Honor Society 4. Mary Wilkinson Lwilklel G.A.A. 2,3,4 Chorus 2 ,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 County Chorus 4 E. H. s. Highlights The Etna Eagles started this year off right with a U bang up W football season. The team came through an undefeated season, until their last game. Our boys all played excellent ball and showed the best of sportsmanship. Jim Sands, Louis Clark, and Dick Parkinson made the all County Team, while Roger Pickering re- ceived honorable mention. The Homecoming game was play- ed October l8th with Kirkersville on Pataskala's field. Our Home- coming queen was Mary White. Her attendants were, Mary Wilkinson , Bonnie Randall, Patty Weaver, Mildred Evans, Bonnie Ha mond, and Janet Finke. On October 31 the entire stu- dent body cooperated to make lthe Carnival a hige success. The re- turns from the carnival were used to help purchase a moving picture projector, of which we are quite proud. Dona Reedy presided as Carnival Queen. The Seniors took a day off to have their pictures taken on Feb- ruary 6. The day was topped off by a visit to Bliss College, and a tour around the O.S.U. campus. An Operetta, 'Marianne N was presented by the musid dept. on December 26. It was really a beautiful production. The Honor Society members this year are: Louis Clark, Jim Sands, Mary White, Doris Heim- berger, and Bonnie Fandall. We are all looking forward to the Junior play, non Account Of Louella.n If we can finish up the year as nicely as it has gone, so far, the senior play, Junior - Senior Banquet, and Commencement exer- cises will be nearly perfect. This page is sponsered bv Dunn's Restanranq Etna 49 Dick Parkin s on JI X gf' -4 .5 'J XX I A 'hmm LES Jim Sands Etna Homer Louis Clark 4830 59 - O Roger Pickering XUUMHW Etna - Hartford B111 Parkinson UWM 38 - 18 Gene Newlun n mlm-y , Etna - Summitt Dick Dunlap I ,545 28 - 6 Cecil Trimmer ' e.A.wll0l4 Etna - Jacktown B111 Wolfe 60 - 20 Jerry Lee 14 Etna - Kirk Jack Smith N 44 - 15 B111 snider x. I ff Etna - Alex Wayne Bryan , 53 - 20 Joe Palmer t Etna - Hanover Grover Bricker W ' y 52 - 58 George Doherty g Dick Gummere y I Mary Wright, Helen Trimmer 4 Lillian Myers, Ka-rtha McCoy, Pf1I'kir1S0r1 gaining Yardage at and Maureen Williams Alex game This page is aponsered by Bartlett and Son, Wagram 50 --ff sr CHX P15 SOPHOMORE GLASS Gene Sager, Chester Smoke, Harold Ford, Bill Snider, Danny Gieger, Jerry Lee, Lo- well Trimmer, Joe Palmer, Grover Bricker, Dona Reedy, Patty Smoke, Marilyn Geho, Wanda Finke, Everett Weaver, Jack Smith, Wayne Brian, Mr. George, Lillian Myers, Bar- bara Hizey, Patty Long, Ruth Stein, Joretta Curran, Patty Weaver, Dorothy Link, Marga- ret Tisdale. JUNIOR HI Dick Kuhm, Ossie Blythe, Louie Hamden, Layton Feiber, Richard Sahr, Jim Buckles Ernest Balser, Tommy Star- key, Carl Jones, Mr, Under- wood, Richard Sperti, Naomi Smith, Betty Easterday, Grace Lucas, Gloria Sager Margaret Ryan, Joan Herriot Betty Kinser, Ema-Jean Rus- sel, Carol Harsh, Carol Cain Martha McCoy, Barbara Miller Veatrice Newlun. Bonnie Ham- mend, Nancy Boyer, Janice Emswller, Janet Flnks, Hazel Wolfe, Carol M ers, Dick Ccont'd 'neath Igreshmenj Y 7 ! JUNIOR CLASS Dick Dunlop, Gene Newlun, Cecil Trimmer, George Long, B111 Wolfe. Elwood Zellers Mrs. Knowlton, Betty Weaver Ethel Watkins. Muareen Will- iams, Bonnie Randall, Doris Hiemberger, Joanne Mayor, Margurite Pettifor. 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Bob Deal, Howard Jobe. Dick Conkle, Dick Gummere, Mil- lard Smith, Kenneth Horn, George Doughtery, Richard Binkley, Jean Hall, Georgia Stein, Joanne Geiber, Mary Wright, Grace Hiemberger, MaryLEmsw1ler. Schiedegger, Bob Parkinson. Dick Lines, Bob Deal, Char- les Hall, Bob Davis, Dale Stalger, Marvin Holt. This page is sponsored by Dr. E. V. Runkle, Etna. 'F Q 5 52 I ANVIL E Dear Friends, Granville High has been do- ing many interesting projects this year. The very first day showed a great improvement in the beauty of our building, for the entire second floor had been painted for us, and to our surprise we saw many unfamiliar faces about us. However, we soonlearned thatthese friendly faces belonged to the students of Union Station High School, which merged with G.H.S. this year. Needless to say, these welcome friends have become an inseparable part of our school. Football season was upon us before we knew it and Homecom- ing was just around the corner. Our Homecoming theme this year was holidays and each class made a float depicting a well- known one. The game was with Hebron and ceremonies present- ing the queen and prizes for the floats were held at the half. Jack Piper and Earl Jones represented us on the first- strlng all-county foorball team while Bill Young, Carl Jones, Jim Posey, Jack Frost, and Frank Hannahs made the second string. Last but by no means least, our third stringers were Charlie Green and Lyle King. Also, B1D.Young was voted Gran- v1lle's most valuable player for the year. The Juniors presented a very hilarious comedy entitled HAsk Me Anothern on November 14 and 15. It was well cast and these industrious people made a hand- some lot of money for the Jun- ior and Senior Banquet which the Juniors pay for each year. One week after the Junior play, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y put on a Community Festival was held in the high which school. There were many prof- itable amusements to occupy the guests. Our first semester was cli- by a Christmas dance maxed which the Student Council spon- sored the week-end beginning our vacation. Basketball season was really underway by the first part of December. Our team showed gen- uine abllity and the season as a whole proved to be successful Granville was fortunate in hav- ing two of its players, Frank Hannahs and Jack Piper Play in an 'all-star game with Saint Francis. The selling of magazines this year brought us enough money to buy new backdrop cur- tains for the auditorium. The curtains are very attractive and everyone is thoroughly sat- isfied. To top the year off for us, socially, the G. R. and H1-Y dances were the highlights. There were lovely decorations and good refreshments to add to the festivity. Granville High School has hai a Very successful year, scho- lastically, atheletically and socially. Sincerely, Granville High School HIIV A A f sf If 51 A31 . K ,, . ?' -,ffw , J A Q , , 3 , , 2H,,Qyg:ff?7Qfi: -T E., ,N . ., 'Lfvf'Lf'iL. png .5 14 S? F ' K W. yn. .' A w :IiEwZk.i3T,?:,LS, , 'vig ,Lf 54 ' w 'vi ll lla 55 if J! 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The officers are: President-Jack Clay- ton, Vice President-Jee Butt, Secretary- Naomi Higgins, Treasurer-Jo Ane Porschet. The class colors are red and white. The class netto is 'Success Awaits at Labors' Gates.n JUNIORS The Juniors were in the spotlight on December 12 when they presented their play,'Jehnny Get Your Girl'. It was a comedy in three acts written by J.Tob1al. BASKETBALL Basketball held high interest at Hartford this year. Triumphs were won over Etna, Homer, Hanover, and Summit. We were defeated by Utica, Alexandria, Hanover, and Jacksontown. We won our first tournament game from Hanover by the score of 40-25. Our second game was lost to Pataskala by the score of 52-46. FOOTBALL With Mr. lhtthews as football coach, Hartford squad tried 6 Man Football for the first time. We lost our first two games to Alexandria and Etna, who tied for first place. Then we started winning. We gained victories over Kirkersville, Homer, Hanover, Jack- sontown, and Summit. We finished in second place. A Houon socIETY 'J The new members of Hartford on the Honor Society for this year are Clarice CookfJuniorJ, Naomi Higgins, and Jack Clayton lseniorsl. STUDENT COUNCIL Hartford is represented this year by Clarice Cook and Jack Clayton. P. T. A. NEWS This year as a project to help the school, the P.T.A.purchased a new radio- phonograph, movie projector and a beaded glass screen to go with the projector. This P850 sponsored by'the Quality Store 57 HI LITES Our school started its second year of publishing a school paper every two weeks. They are circulated throughout the county. Those on the staff are: Editor-Je Ane Porschet Ass't Editor-Patty Rhyan Circulating Editor-Gilbert Duncan Art Editor-Jerry Harris Senior News-Mary Lou Keys Junior News-Mary Rucker Sophomore News-Betty Hunter Freshman News-Marlene Cook Grade News-Jo Ann Hosler Gossip-Jack Clem,Clarice Cook Jokes-David Ashbrook Sports-Roland Peterman,DonShoemaker Copywriters-Naomi Higgins,Mari1yn Jones,Jim Mitchel1,Werdell Davidson ALL COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL Those who were selected from our school this year for the Music Festival in the Spring were: Band Clarinets-Clarice Cook, Wendell Davidson, and Jack Clem. Trumpets-laomi Higgins, Richard Cox. Drum- Kathleen Curry Bass- Jo Ane Porschet Orchestra Violin-Jo Ane Porschet Dru - Kathleen Curry Chorus Soprano-Naomi HiggIns, Mary Rucker, and Charlotte Denton. Alto- Jo Ane Porschet, Georgia Porschet, and Kathleen Curry. ' Tenor- George Edwards,Roland Peterman, and Gilbert Duncan. Bass-Jerry Harris, David Ashbrook, and Jack Clayton. IN M MORIAM We wish to remember Mrs. Amanda Hayes, our commercial teacher of last year, 1n.a very special way. Mrs. Hayes was taken from us suddenly on Tuesday morning afte- missing only one day of school. She has been an inspiration to us all by her depth of character and her courage in the faoe of a serious illness. We have lost a fine teacher and a good friend. JUNIOR-SENIOR FRESH AN-SOPHOMORE F.F.A. This page sponsored by the Granstaff's Redsand White Store 8 7th and 8th Junior Play Hi-Lites Staff Basketball Football This page sponsorod by the Groton Elevator 59 This page sponsored by Durnell's Drug Store 60 J in 6915610 School Calendar September: 3-School opened 27-Ventrilpqulst Assembly October! 2-Senior Class to Columbus 31-Homecoming game 31-Homecoming dance November! 22-Dr.Slutz at Johnstown 30-All-County Dance January! 15-Senior Dance Febuary? 13-County Tournament 28-Senior play March! 1-Sports Banquet 25-Grade Opperetta April: ll-Junior Play 18-Music Festival Hay! 2-Junior-Senior Banquet 18-Baccalaureate 21-Commencement ' we returned to Alexandria High on September 3rd and were greet- ed by five new teachersg Miss Mossholder, Miss Tyler, Mrs Rlckols, Mrs. Peters, and Mr. Short. Coach George Whitehead was faced by a band of hopefuls as he held his first practice of'46 He produced a powerhouse which crushed Hartford in their ppener no-o. The Red Devils went on .to win from Homer 52-O and Hanover 62-O. Alex's gridders then went to Kirkersvllle where they won their fourth straight game 48-6. Alex then dropped ummit by the score of MS-20 before they were upset by Etna at Alexandria 53 - 20. The final game of the season was Homecoming day and Jeanne Smith reigned as Queen with the following attendants: Nadine Bare, Shirley Beaver, Pat Goodman and Eleanor Harper. An inspired Red Devil team downed a fighting Jacksontewn team by the score of 36-18 as Hanover was upset- ting Etna at Hanover. The season ended with Alex and Etna in a tie for Champ- ionship. We had the honor of placing Gene Castle and Bob Williams on the All-County first team and Harold Revercomb, Dale Brush, and John Byrd on the 3rd team. This years squad included Dale Brush, John Byrd, Gene Castle, Harold Revercomb, and Bob Williams, all Seniors. Jim Coakley and Ed Dumbald Juniors. Sophomores were Paul Ashbrook and Don Reid. John Reese ds the lone Freshman on the squad. Alex's hardwood team also is in the midst of a successful season and we wish them all good luck in the tournament. Seasons Record: Alex 39 Hebron 33 Alex 31 Homer 35 Alex 25 Alumni 23 A Alex 20 Johnstown 29 Alex 35 Pataskala 42 Alex EO JacksontownU6 Alex M Homer 47 Alex 50 Hebron 28 Alex Z9 Etna 22 Alex O Granville 64 Alex 68 Hartford 34 Alex M2 Alumni 21 Alex 46 Utica no Alex 42 Granville 5M , Alex 33 Pataskala 39 County Tournament Alex 63 Homer M2 Alex 35 Hebron 24 Alex 32 Granville 29 The Freshman class has taken it upon themselves to publish the school paper and are doing very well with the 'Checker- Board'. The rest of the school compliments them on the fine work they are doing. This page sponsored by W.C. Johnston Elevator Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Reserve Basketball This page sponsored by J.J.Peeb1es Insurance 62 lst row: Tharp,Don Brush Mason,Castle,Dale Brush. 2nd row: Hevercomb,Byrd, Williems,neese, Re1d,Coach White- head. lst row! Allene Elder, Phyllis Wolfe, Lois Furbee, Marjorie Arnott. End row! Martha Price, Elizabeth Fair- child , Shirlee Jones. let row! Rathbone,Parsone, Petermen,Aehbrook, Ashbrook. End row: Revercomb,B1shop, Hank1nson,Brooks, Whitehead Coach. lst row! FlagE,Harmon,Hamm- ond, oard,Furbee. 2nd row: Sm1th,Wh1ttman, Goodman,Metoa1f, Elder,Fa1rch11d. 3rd row: Tucker,Pr1oe Kintz Kemper,Lane,f1eher. Nth row: Dumba1d,Peterman, Mason,Tharp,Coak- ley, lst row! Wolfe Bare,John- ston,f1em1ng, Jenn1ngs,Montgom- ery. 2nd row: Garabrant,Lane, Powe11,F1agg, Dearman,Stevens 3rd row: Ashbrook,Brush, Harteough,Reid, Parsons,Ashbrook. lst row: B1gnoy,Mowery, Hank1nson,Short, B1shep,Brooks, Bmi the 2nd row: Mount,Reed,Relle Burton,Harper, Coak1ey,McCu11ough 3rd row: Rathbone,F1em1ng, Whittman Ellie Tharp,B.5arabrgnt, Revercomb,Mason. This page sponsored by Mains Food Shop Junior Class Sophomore Glass Freshman Class f This page is sponsorqd by Dessie's Restaurant. 1 ., WEHHE 'J ,,Zf'Z AMAZMJMAL 1747 ' Band, A , Q01-44 Mu A9,.,,,Mgm,M azzazwz J: QWZZZQQT, Mfzfjii' 6: 2 mv. M., Mw MMMW ZE3Z,Z?ZW?,f gif, ,MWMMMM uzJ ,Qam0- , VM W 75512214 X76 This Page 1 it's Market, Pataskala I I This page is sponsored by Wi1son'a Hardware, Pataakala., 66 I This page is sponsored by Beeson 011 Oo, Pataekala ' 67 This page is sponsored by Yoakam: Store, Homer, Ohio 68 W 2 9 sf3s-arid: 5. 15:3 Ufiwl-sri' IQ, 3 T ft y ft K Y' ,yi fi We -,I b Flagag-I - '32 ' 'I L . g it if 2 'te 42. Q e EVENTS OF 1946-47 One afternoon the small class of eight Seniors of Homer High School got together. That is, when Hr. Hosler told ue that we would all have to miss a day of school to go to Bakers Studio to have our pictures taken. On this tour, ln Columbus, Ohio, we visited many places. First, we went to the Studio, then we all had lunch at Doersam's. The afternoon was spent in traveling through the State Institute for the insane and the Penitentiary. We attended a movie and Dance Band Orchestra at the Palace Theater. We were certainly very tired on this fine October 16, 1946. The next glowing event in our 'Senior year was on November 15, 1946. This was a rabbit fry held in the school Cafeteria with the boys catching the rabbits, and the girls cooking an enjoyable meal Cwe still have eight Sen1ors.D. On December 20 the Faculty furnished a very delicious meal for the high school students. Afterward, s Christmas party was held which was enjoyed by all. We cannot thank the Faculty enough for the most wonderful time they gave us on this Friday. After so many tiring and weary weeks of play practice, we almost came to the point of causing Hr. Sanders to pull out all of his hair. But from the struggle, the eight Seniors, and one borrowed Junior, developed and perfected the play 'Dream Girl' by Robert Ray, which made you 'stop, look and l1sten'. We spent many happy, but tiresome, hours of practice. Next on our Social Calendar was the Junior and Senior Banquet, for which every Junior and Senior does a lot of planning during his four years in High School. It was a very great event in our lives: one which will live on with us for time immemorial. The most wonderful, but rather sad part of the twelve years ln cur school life, was the Baccalaureate. Service held on May 18 in the Homer Presbyterian Church. The last wonderful event in our school years was the Commencement Exercises held on May 20, 1947, in the school auditorium. We will all agree with you that we had a very wonderful collection of school days. Rather happy, but difficult to part with. The Speaker for the Commencement Exercises was Mr. Harold J. Bowers of the State Board of Education. SENIOR CLASS WILL Dick Niebel wills his class offices to Vernon Keckley. Elaine HcGruder wills her office work to Alan Megaw. Betty Miller wills her red suit to Delores St. John. Erma Conard wills her basketball games to Sarah Parks. Florence McMurtry wills her long fingernails to Louise Grlngs. Rosemary Blagg wills her Satureday nights to Patty Hayes. Earl Goss wills his wavy hair to Dick Hear. Don Robey wills his car to anyone who can keep it in the road. Bo Long, Homer High School, from all of usg the Eight Little Seniors of 1947! This page is sponsored by Glover's Store, Homer, Ohio Honor Society Student Council Hr. sander' Basketball No Teacher 'L 1 : 5 Q S LN s ,, ,- , , fam-1.-'L'6fre+ ' fffif ' 52511 if3w.fi',.W51W-HSE - ., f..E5.,.f.. f - 5. ,. 1 ,K 5 , M -r , fl: 5: 'flffff ii 'K' ' Q ' k QQ' Alf QLALQ Ls-Vik 31:-S' - f' '15 Q Q r-,4Q ,.1 ' 2 1:4 5 W I .1 f Q- ' Q. A il ,Z -M A -W +- 3 ' 1 ' L o . .L A A -3 1. . 1 ,Ms N, w,,,Ho. . , , .. .. L X ...M .. Q, 1 ,. 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Armistice Day Movie-nDan1el Boone' Chapel Program at Granville Basketball game at Bladens- burg Basketball game with Etna Play at Newark-nNobody's Girl' Thanksgiving Junior Dance at Toboso December School Reopened Basketball game at Kirkers- ville Movie-uKing of Kings' Basketball game at Utica Junior Play at Toboso ' Junior Play at Hanover Basketball game at Jackson- town Christmas Party-Grade Seven Christmas Party-Grade Nine Assembly-Grade Eight Christmas Vacation started Basketball game with Sum it Basketball game at St. Francis Basketball game at Union Rural 2 School Reopened 5 Basketball game at Hartford 7 Basketball game with St. Francis 10 Basketball game with Kirk- ersville 15 Movie-'Coast Guardn 14 Basketball game at Homer 17 Basketball game at Sum it 21 Basketball game with Utica 24 Basketball game at Etna 28 Basketball game with Homer 51 Basketball game with Hart- ford February 1 Basketb'all game with Jack- sontown 4 Basketball game with Union Rural 7 Play at Newark-nUnder the Lilacs' ll Movie-nTarzan and the Green Goddess' 13 Tournament 15 Tournament 17 Basketball game with Bladensburg 18 Tournament 20 Tournament 22 Tournament March 10 Movie-nHowards of Vir- - ginlan 14 Radio show at Toboso April 14 Movie-nBlond1e Goes to College' 17 Senior Play at Toboso 18 Senior Play at Hanover 25 Spring Festival Hay 5 Movie-'Keeper of the Bees' 9 Senior Trip 10 Senior Trip ll Senior Trip 12 Senior Trip 16 Commencement 18 Baccalaureate Sponsored by McKee Truck Lines and Acord Coal Co. .T ,.T, Tyr wnvngym T. -Y.,-wvgf -wr Nwvw., ,. . 4 T HA NQVER-TQ 3 Q5 Q W 1 ' . sEvEu'rH GRADE Rb . EIGHTH GRADE NIMH GRADE ' TENTR GRADE A ELEVENTH GRADE F00'1'BAI-L TEM Sponsored by Kstnerfs Grocery and Gau1t's Grocery 74 ' ef' Sponsdrefl by Bob's Standard Service and, lloKnight and Canter ' 75 -A . -V-,.,J..L.,A.. ,.4.gl.z L, v- A.,ii.LfcL,..,.. ... mf. ,,., - nah., ,., .-, . - This page sponsor-ed by William L. Shadvlick, Summit Station, Ohio 76 - SUMM I Sept. 5. 6 11 ll 17 19 20 20 27 Oct. 5 4 4 4 9 11 12 14 18 18 18 24 25 26 51 Nov. l ll 15 21 22 26 28 29 Dec. 2 5 6 10 13 17 19 20 20 20 25 Jan. 5 6 7 CALENDER OF EVENTS School year begins. Assembly Ordered Jr. rings and Sr. announcements. Elected class officers. Cheerleader tryouts. Football-Jacksontown. Election F.F.A. officers P. T. A. Homer here. Our victory. Freshman Day!!! P.T.A. auction sale. Lost to Etna. High school hay ride. Chapter Farmer degree at Johnstown. Sum it at Hanover. Sophomore hay ride. Senior pictures at Cols. Assembly-Magazine drive. Alex here. Chalk up loss Junior dance. Pl Tl Al Beat Kirk. Hooray! Freshman Halloween party. Lost Homecoming game to Hartford. Homecoming dance. No school-Armistice. Basketball-practice game at New Albany P.T.A. Practice with New Albany. Jr. play-The Daffy Dills. Thanksgiving vaca ion Vacation extended. Jacksontown here. Ohoh! F. F. A. meeting. Homer here. Bad luck. Etna there. Almost. A Jacksontown. Lucky day! Johnstown. Lost again. P. T. A. Christmas assembly and party. Hanover game postponed. Christmas vacation. Sophomore dance. Kirk here. We won. Yea. Back to classes. 1 Hartford here. CALENDER OF EVENTS Hanover. Another loss. Jan.1l. 15. Jr. and Sr. classes to Cols. for Inauguration. Trip to penitentiary. 16. P. T. A. 17. Hanover. Defeated again. 24. Victory for Homer 25. Jrs. recieved rings. 27. F. F. A. field trip. 28. Beaten by Hartford. 29. Smallpox vaccination and Diptheria shots. P. T. A. euchre party. . Kirk. Same old rut. 50. 51 Feb. 1. Magazine party. 7. Holiday. Snow drifts. 10. No school. Drifts. 11. Vanquished by Etna. 12. Public Speaking assembly. 13. Tournament Sum it vs Utica 14. Valentine dance. 20 21 24 26 28 . P. T. A. . Assembly-Joy Bell Ringer. . County pictures at Newark. . 2nd Diptheria shot. . Cowboy show. P. T. A. Mar.2O. 25. Honor Society Initiation. 28. Cowboy show. Apr. 1. All Fools Shine. Senior play 'The Haunted Chair' 17. P. T. A. May 5. Honor Society Banquet 11. Baccalaureate 16. Commencement 21. Class Day SUM HI.SKO STAFF Our Sum Hi Sko paper is published at the school once a month. We have 22 staff members Gur editor is Audrey Carrick and our assistant editor, Jane Frame. Audrey is our Lickingana representa tive. We send an edition of each paper to other schools and have received school papers from them. Homecoming queen this year was Mamie L. Starr from me Junior class. Sponsored by Metz Grain and Feed CO., Summit Station, Ohio I BASKETBALL TEAM lst r. H. Fravel, J. Camden, Robt. Staley, D. Bruner, R. Woodruff, R. Gieseck 2nd r. J. Mount, L. Layton, Roy Sampson, J. Harr, D. Strait, G. - Fishbaugh, Coach Craig 5rd r. G. Harr, C. Baird, Eldon Stires, H. Fravel, R. Hoffman, D. Joseph, E L. Howell STUDENT COUNCIL J. Frame E L. R. Roby HCNOR SOCIETY. R. Bruner, A. Carrick, L. Bruner, R Robt. Woodruff Sponsored by-Sum it Restaurant, Summit Station, Ohio Q FOOTBALL SQUAD lst r. J. Harr, R. Bruner, Dick Gieseck, R. Staley, Don Josepn, E. Stires, V. Slonaker, J. Camden, 2nd r. Mr. Cobb, G. Harr, C Baird, G. Fishbaugh, J. Mount, L. Layton R. Sampson, Coach Craig CHEERLEADERS Audrey Lo1s Kathleen Carrick Bruner Wine Milly Clara Jane Cole Horch a SUM HI SKO STAFF lst r. G. Looker, A. Gieger, L. R. Roby, Mrs. Woodruff, A. Carrick, J. Frame, J. Harr, R E. Erdy 2nd r. R. Bundy, J. Folk, J. Geen M. Kuehner, D. Shaffer, L. Brunen M. Cole, R C. J. Horch 5rd r. L. Howell, H. Fravel, Robt. Woodruff, R. Gieseck, R R. Bruner LIBRARY STAFF lst r. G. Looker, M. McMurray, P. Harr, L. Bruner, L. A. Roby, J. 'Folk 2nd r. Mr. Richter, J. A. Erdy, W. J. Randall, J. 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