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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

VGJII X III XKINIQ Ji? ,E gi QRRQ TYgx N BZ W Z if QP' LHCKIINIGMYA PUBLISHED BY THE LICKING COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL --' -T ,W C- xixX?-ff A ,L IN T X xx Ls. an Ng Y I, M , H7 7 I I Q53 A-J X! Dm.. es I I 'SIG I fb? 1900 2 F' f STUDENT COUNCIL 6' 'x A K x 4V 9 This T0 TH CQACHE S 1' DEDICATION Too often the Coaches are taken for granted and they are not given the cred it that is due them As we think that they deserve quite a bit of praise, e are taking this opportunity to show our feelings toward them We, the Staff of Forty eight, dedi cate the 1948 edition of the LICKINGANA to the COACHES of LICKING COUNTY page sponsored by Denison University 2 fa 49' Q 5 'A Lf 'Q' 0 np 'lf X I 1 J 9 xf ' -0 X ,I at .xg , Z, 'X .ff I an xx ff I 's xr! E23 A j tt Z. V f 1 1 9 f 1 ! - I X ' W L Xk - D I Q 4 - s X4 A1 P xx' , X 1, Frontispiece Dedication All County Section Hebron Kirkersville Johns own Utica Etna Granville Hartford Alexandria Pataskala Homer Hanover Toboso Summit Jacksontown Autographs ff? This page sponsored by John J Carroll 5 QA ntl W, n W t T bm? r - wh Qff K N 4 ? 1 , f Bw 9: 5, 7 IS MJ o ...xg 0090, 9660 969 101' Q! L ' X 1, Editor Asslstant Edltor Business Manager Advertising Manager Baseball ll Man Football Citizenship Spring Festival Basketball Honor Society Student Council Social 6 Man Football Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Adviser Joan Kissick Hebron Patty Keller Kirkersville Carroll Fisher Johnstown Jackie Lake Utica Donna Reedy Etna Florence Hollingworth Granville John O'Neal William Tharp Patty Jo Beach Vernon Keckley Joann Fairall Jane Frame Kenneth Seymour John Bounds Marvin Fleshman Hartford Alexandria Pataskala Homer Hanover-Toboso Summit Jacksontown Hebron Johnstown Mrs. Rosa Lee Newklrk Hebron This page sponsored by Stewart Bros. Alward Co. 4 Inf! f 6 Y ' '31 I ! , J . -, . S W A 5 f xl? W4 5 V , 'Wu'-5, JOHNSON Johnstown fllvxflf COBB Summit ffm ,u g nv. FISCHER Alexandria f '2 ar MAUGER Pataskala EADS to A..-5 mfr CLARK Jacksontown A A gx TENNANT Hartford SCOTT Kirkersville 'WP' SEBOLD County HOSLER Homer This page sponsored by King's Department Store 5 ffm A conf pk M I 'W' MUSGRAVE Hebron ZR .O COCHRUN Etna HF V :liv- I-1 'T' MARTIN Granville 1: f Nt 'V 'x sl' .1 v fvv fry u ii, ' ,f N Ngfdi V xx Z2Qi:xx 1 , ix aff , X 5? ,,, Q, Xe we , '- 10 4' f-'J ' it g? ml 5 '1 ly' 5 14? fr J , gi H 'Q 3 - , X ,, I 1 - V' j rfb n ' 4? , Q Q 4 l5'f It , in P ' 1. Z lr ax I v 4 9 . I 74 N .ax x sf' A ' 'rv 76941: V Yfuclent f l lm 1 Alexandria Patricia Goodman Paul Ashbrook Homer Vernon Keckley Ruth Griffith Etna Bonnie Randall Lowell Trimmer Johnstown Osie Fox Charles Priest James Ashbrook Granville Sam Schwarzkopf Richard Horton Hanover Toboso Joan Henderson Jayne Hand Kirkersville Imogene Stewart Don Oyler Hartford Clarice Cook Jerry Hosler Jacksontown Dean Wince Carol Griffith Summit Jane Frame Ralph Hoffman Pataskala Dean Ramsey John Beadle Utica John Stone Ann Nardi Hebron Elmer Martin Dale Hasson Joan Kissick Advisers Mrs. Verna Barnett - Stanley Martin Lester Black l This page sponsored by the Roe Emerson Store 6 ng' f Ig 9:-iii. 75 ,F 'Ax aid! I F Iggy Pataskala Granville Johnstown June Folk Patty McCullough Ann Reelhorn Dean Ramsey Mary Jean Selbert Martha Ann Nichols Ronald Frankenberg Ira Poff John Beadle Amy Beadle Hebron Nancy Voorhees John Slater Patty Clark Virglnia Byrd Walt Riggs Dale Meeks Rita Petitt Betty Penick Bob Cash Ray Lowery John Bounds Carol Lantz Barbara Delancey Harriet Lantz John Fletcher William Fletcher Dick Bennett Dudley Orr Summit Mary Jean Swick Wilma Randall Edith Hoffmann Jane Frame Charles Baird Herbert Fravel Howard Fravel Melisse Kuehner Hartford Richard Cox Clarice Cook David Williams Kirkersville Dale Clark This page sponsored by McMichael Music Store 7 Janice Welch Charles Hall Margaret Brown Joan Johnson Bill Grove Ortha Ann Grubb Clyde Longwell Jean Moreland Ann Davis Mary Dugan Marilyn Smith Jacksontown William Davis Lillian Gorley Kenneth Seymour Dean Wince Keith Thogmartin Utica David Bricker Carlton Riley Ethel McMillan Peggy McKibben A-f sk will Alexandria Hebron Helen Harmon Jeanne Smith Bonnie Board Patricia Bigony Lois Furbee Ruth Hammond Homer Patty Hayes Shirley Cunningham Jeanie Pickens Betty Douglass Sarah Parks Granville Delores DeLand Ndala Hall Kitty Mahood Marlene Borror Kirkersville Dorothy Myers Imogene Stewart Jo Ann Kincaid Patty Keller Pat Stickley Barbara Glaunsinger Jeannette House Johnstown Betty Miller Betty June Hatten Mary Jane Dunbar Audrey Moats Summit Hope Dentner Mamie Lou Starr Lois Bruner Faith Dentner Pataskala Chloe Ingle Jetty Reese Betty Reese Charlene Parsons Utica Leona Blough Eleanor Babb Ramona Stricker Jane Dunlap This page sponsored by the Burch Gift Shop 8 Etna Bonnie Randall Betty Weaver Patty Weaver Mary Ellen Wright Wanda Finke Marilyn Geho Hanover Toboso Mary Jane Barrick Virginia Handley Joann Fairall Peggy Osborn Mary Jane Denman Hartford Charlotte Denton Vary Rucker Marilyn Jones Juanita Higgins Jacksontown Ruby Lane Donna Jean Ice Irene Seymour Carol Griffith HX CW 3-fn EMDR Hanover Toboso Paul Crawmer Jim Lake Walter VanOstran Johnny Sidle Kirkersville George Harper Roger Beal Fred Moreland Donald Oyler Hartford David Ashbrook Harold Ullom Richard Higgins George Edwards Hebron Bill Cobun Carl Noble Jack Stiff Sherman Clay Alexandria Don Reid Bill Tharp Homer Philip Parks Don Douglass Neil Beever Etna Joseph Palmer Dick Dunlap Cecil Trimmer Jerry Lee Gene Newlun Granville Dale Poff Gene Bline Wilson Stougk Dick Ingle Utica Harold Smith Bruce Hissong Bernard Young Ronnie Ritchey Jacksontown Fred Crist Kenneth Deck Richard Morton Jack Shaw Johnstown Robert Sanford David Benson Donald Woods Harold Smith Summit Leo Howell Bob Staley Francis Strait Elden Stires Pataskala Paul Parsons Arthur Warner Robert Dye Robert Spencer This page sponsored by the Newark College of Commerce 9 I H 12012501517 I -1' Alexandria Helen Harmon William Tucker Margaret Fisher N Ruth Hammond Homer Alan Megaw Don Douglas Jeanie Pickens Vernon Keckley Etna Bonnie Randall Doris Heimberger Gene Newlun Jack Smith Patty Weaver Joe Palmer Hartford Clarice Cook Mary Rucker Juanita Higgins Hanover Toboso Twila Lothes Mary Jane Denman Marilyn Acord Ruth Vary Varner Gwendolyn Hector Mary Jane Barrick Kirkersville JoAnn Kincaid Patty Keller Imogene Stewart Pataskala Amy Beadle Dean Ramsey Chloe Ingle Jetty Reese Betty Reese Carol Herbst Martha Nichols Richard Caner Hebron Lois McElroy Joanne Chesser Sherman Clay James Eisenlohr Jean Reed Evelyn Ours Betty Ruth Penick Elmer Martin Joan Kissick Jacksontown Dean Jince Ruby Lane Shelby Kuhn Carol Griffith Kenneth Seymour Summit Lois Bruner Mayme Lou Starr Leo Howell Patty Herr Bob Staley This page sponsored by B Hunter, Royal Typewriters 10 Q-1 H E !i F rx .-? 1 V Y. g - fag' y B J 1 0 11 A Llpi -yr-U KU 1 ' '... G. . + 0 nov som: IE PRESIDENT INITIATION TEAM VICE PRF Utica Johnstown Granville Pauline Cole Dave Reed Virginia Adams Peggy McK1bben Ethel Lee McMillen Marilyn McClelland Keith Stricker Glenn Kidwell Leland Walker Eleanor Babb Charlayne Reed Jane Dunlap Charles Good Jeannette Faulkner Marian Cole Osie Fox Joanne Mikesell Mary Jane Dunbar Garnard Boner Ann Davis JoAnn Johnson Richard Hall Garnet Hursey James Ashbrook Clyde Longwell Maryln Smith Helen Canaday Wilma Philippa Marjorie Packer June Herendeen Betty Young Katherine Mahood Donald Josif Richard Horton Marlene Borror Florence Hollingworth Phyllis Roley Patricia Nilliams Richard Bennett Sam Schwarzkopf Dudley Orr This page sponsored by Horner's Newark Paint Company ll SIDENT I f - rx ' 5 g- ' 1 s, ' if -L F 4. .-..f X Q .A , , . .-.I .f . 'Na 1 -S ' 'T J I ' n ' I' - 1 , , , , E I t 5 I ...af -'c' ' , , 1 A ' 'Q 4 V! ' V -if 4'- .J . , Mm CITI Q 1815 'i T Q45 ELMER DUNLAP Hanover Toboso NOP' MARGARET TITUS JACK KLEMA Granvllle Pataskala '1! JOHN WELSH Kirkersville up as XS Summit Jac son own This page sponsored by Crane Yreig Flory Hardware Co 12 3' LOUIS CLARK Etna , X ,, N r N 5. r I .Q fall 5 at .PY ' H 'Q .A xl ty . 1 , 1 xx A I, f . X f - X - , 3 NE mcs ! H 11 IT' 3, I-1 Z DIY! O 32 KDCJ 'SCD '11 C-4 U fl CU 435 48 ROBIN VIWYPXTFICK LtlC8 .AMW ROBERT EVPS Hebron JXCK CLAYTON Hartford This page sponsored by The Hub 15 N953 ,Q AGNFS T VPLE Alexandria gif' sf gl THOMAS DVNNAN Johnstown f' za' 4 l Q. 1' ' Q iv' , 4 A 1453 I- 1, ' ' ' iiJ7j,'f , i av j f:,u.' 3' 'J' ,y- If ' , Y , E :Q-: Wh ' -Q 3- of Va' K'W ' 'eff fl: Y' - f1i7g , 1 1' A' ,, M W. 1 . . .4 :V , jff ' A .1 m- Qffjf 1 ' ' , 'WTWFMW V nk , , V- Ng e O. 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Lffrf WW GRANVILLE First Row Cleft to rightj Ray Green, Burrell Lambert, Lyle King, Jim Posey, Jack Frost, Don Felumlee, Sam Schwarzkopf, Rod Hannahs, Earl Jones Second Row Cleft to rightj Ward Lahm, Asst Coach, Dick Jester, Reese Sutton, John Brown, Don Carlyle, Gilbert Blackstone, Wayland Marlow, Ralph Young, Dick Wright, Larry Peterson, Coach Third Row Cleft to right! Jim Dick Fryman, Bill Laverty, Dick Pete Felumlee, Dwight Smith, Don Fourth Row Cleft to rightj- Jack Jack Williams, Dave Bailey, Lynn son, Tom Kier. This page sponsored by Best Jewelry Store 19 McDaniels, John Lance, Miller, Dave Dimmick, McDaniels Ott, Dudley Orr, Mgrs. Atwell, Mickey Hankin f . I ' . Er. ed ' W 91 I r . J' . , 1- 1. -I C F lf 5 W X fx s ' .1 SIX-MEN MJQFIHMA First Row Qleft to right! John Fisher, Ed Dumbauld, Louis Carroll, Don Reid, John Reese Second Row lleft to rightj Bob Fowle, Coach, Bill Tharp, Jack Parsons, Chet Mason, Jim Coakley, Don Brush, Bob Rath burn, Lgr labsentb This page sponsored by Harry J Rook 20 AEKE T ZQQLLL ALWXANDRIA First Row Qleft to rightb Don Brush, Chet Mason, Jack Parsons, Don Reld, John Reese Second Row Cleft to rightj Carl Bishop, Jim Coakley, Bill Tharp, Paul Ashbrook, Bobby Nason, Mgr , Louis Carroll, Bob Fowle, Coach Utica Kirkersville Pataskala Alexandria 43 Alexandria Hebron Alexandria 58 Johnstown Hebron Granville Summit Granvllle 7 Homer Homer Granville Jacksontown Etna Jacksontown Hartford Jacksontown 46 Hanover Toboso Hanover Toboso Consolation game Jacksontown SO Utica This page sponsored by Sears Roebuck and Company 21 'V A 1 Y 51 Pataskala 33 31 Utica 30 52 42 41 54 41 38 26 ' 4 42 28 55 as 61 - Z2 - 52 49 Ylll. 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Lu? gi at -in N rl M E fe QQ Qt! lar S245 S., CE Er 1 ,8 Q3 W 5 -r-DS' JS A' ' ' ' ' Q ' ' ' 'L-,- N ywzxu EBRQ3 -H 56511 X ' I VDQJ1' 'R A s ya srovsozec, b, me e 1' r 111 ar 28 'ya ISE ISL H Braun SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Hebron High School senior class started off the business of their last year with election of class officers as follows Homer Poorman president, Jack Stiff vice president Joan Kis sick secretary,and Patty Clark treasurer 'Don t Try Dying But Die Trying was chosen as our class motto and the Sunburst became the favorite flower selected gold and white as the class colors and decided to wear white gowns for all commencement activities P038 Next in events mixing busi ness and pleasure was the day we went to have Senior pictures taken at Montrose's Studio After lunch we spent time visit ing the State House and the Ohio State Penitentiary The senior class play and the tractlons of the spring The class is looking forward to graduation day and the trip to Washington in June HOMECOMING Miss Patty Clark reigned over the Hebron Granville football game as Homecoming Queen Joan Kissick and Virginia Byrd sen iors Joan Porter junior an Mary Poorman Sophomore were her attendants The Queen and her court were escorted through Hebron and on to the field just before the kickoff At the half Patty was crowned by the foot ball captain Walter Pillows JUNIOR PLAY A three act comedy, 'Hooray For Youth' was presented by the Junior Class on December 3 The play was a success HEBRON STUDENT COUNCIL The local student council was reorganized this year The president Elmer Martin, is also senior member of Licking Student Council HONOR SOCIETY The Licking Honor Society met at Hebron March 15 to initiate new members into the society The senior initiates from Hebron are Sherman Clay Joanne Chesser,and Lois McElroy Jean Reed Evelyn Ours and James Eisenlohr are the new junior members SPORTS Our football season got off to a bad start losing the first game to Centerburg We were vie torious at three games but lost the other seven Our basketball season proved to be much better by winning ten and losing five of our county games For the first tournament game we drew Johnstown and defeated them by a score of 41 34 In the next game played with Alexandria we were defeated by one point Two of our boys, Robert Flagg second football team this year Joanne Porter, Clara Rayburn Patricia Stickley Lois McElroy and Marian Fitch, varsity cheer leaders helped cheer our boys to victory this year Our reserve cheerleaders this year are Donna Clark, Norma Jean Clay Mary Poorman Mardell Karst and Nancy Keifer MUSIC Music has been very prominent this year with the choir chorus glee clubs and the other various organizations singing at school and community activities The culminating music event of April 9 featured a band con cert at Hebron LICKINGANA Hebron is very proud to be the editor of the 'Llckingana' this year and to have for its editor in chief, Joan Kissick The art editor, John Bounds is also from Hebron The faculty advisor this year is Mrs Harold Newkirk, who is our commercial teacher This page sponsored by Red k White Market Buckeye Lake, Ohio ,V 7 Q V: I s , : - . , 9 . , , ' ' . 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'-1:9-'Q K FE nf -'vm 5 6 , k f 4 .. .. i' X wot' f ral,L, !v-1 '52 'Y ' A, k 5 K 2 C L A A G -. - STPTIOY KF: -------- FLA'H Ve are happy to summarize for you the High Light of Klrk High during it years 1047-8 FL SH' When ae tember came P put away all our summer fun and picked up our school books to start another year of study and excitement at Kirk High The first thing on our list of exciting events was a new superint endent Ne later found that his name was .r cott FLASH Our Football season was not much of a success this year Ne had a lot of new boys who were mostly fresh man and sophomores who had n t had he experience needed to see us through Better luck next year boys LASH Our Homecoming Queen Imogene Stewart and her event of our Homecoming activities Our Captain, Marvin william and the boys did their best to win, but we were defeated at the hands of Summit FLASH' The Carnival in October, sponsered by the P T A was also a success Our Queen, Imogene Stewart and her attendants were among the High Lights f very entertaining evening FLASH In November we all felt honored to be the school selected to act as host to The High School members f the county by having the Annual Fall dance, sponsored by the Licking County Student Council FLASH' rs Hutchins, our music teacher with the support of the grade teachers and students presented a novel Xmas program for our parents FLASH O Fecember 2 stuffed our books desk and left Kirk High for a long waited two week Xmas vacation Mo t of everyones time was spent ice-skating and sled-riding in our FLASH' The Home Economics girls have been studing and trying all year to find someone who will eat their cooking Watch our boys They are out to get you FLASH' Our School was well represented at the Marine Band concert in Columbus held at Nemorial Hall was a fine performance FLASH Among our surprises, was the electric score board pre sented to the school by the Parents and Teachers Club It is a fine score board and everyone has promised t Thanks again FLASH' Quite a large amount of hidden talent was uncovered when the Juniors presented their play nAct Your Age It was a hit with everyone The Seniors presented their play in April They weren t out done by the Juniors Thanks again directors FLASH' The time came for everv one to drag out their glad rags for that gala event , the Junior and Senior Banquet Teachers, quests, and students all had a hilar lous time The Juniors d things up right when they them Something t remember Seniors FLASH' The calender turning to lay found the Seniors turn 1ng ln their books puttlng behind them school actlvi ties, closing another chap ter in their lives To the Seniors, Good Luck and the best of everything to you v ln S I Q ' I n S 4, we Lx S , . 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'gtg ... k V K 'ff Ii V 55519 VU' -H VY K , UW H WV W Y W Y Pi W Y I Aww hnst SFPTV'BWR Johnny F1 doors open Y Teen has first meeting First football sme at Ga hanna Centerburg Cthereb Seniors have pictures taven First school assembly Sunbury fherel F H A initiation OCTOBER District H1 Y meeting a Cen terburg Pataskala itherej Thespians hole first meeting Canal Winchester fherej Granville itherel Utica Cherel NOVE'BER W C T U presents temperance program for high school Armistice Day program put on by American Legion Post Grade school pr septs their operettas, WThe Wedcing the F1owers,n and HThe gerbread Msn N Basketball season opens Homer fherel Etna iherel First edition of Jay Jour nal published Pupils dismissed for Thanks giving recess Gin with DE EUBER Clas es resume regular work Assembly featuring Deep Riv er Quartet Seniors present WJune U Pataskala Cherel Newark St Francis CNevark High gvml Visitation Day Granville ftherel Junior Prom Gambier Kherei Th1s page sponsored by Armstrong' , 57 JANUARY School reopens after lonse vacation ln several vears Bomer Kherel Fir t eme t r exams begin Utica fherel Granville Cherel Kirk rsv1lle Cherel Alexancrla Ct erel Utica ftnerel District 41 V m eting here Summit Cherel FVBRUARY Sunbury Kherel Hebron Cthere? Brown Township Kherei Y Teen and H1 V sponsor the ULsap Y sr Hopn Lions Club sponsors movie for high school boys MARCH Juniors present UThe Trouble Shootern Baseball practice starts Seventh grade party APRIL Sophomore party P T A box social Ohio film shown in assembly Local Uuslc Festival Junior Senior Banquet All County Music Festival at Hebron MAY Thespian Troupe 7 presents their play Seniors take examinations Baccalaureate Commencement School closes pupils re celve report cards Sumner vacation begins for pupils and teachers Johnstown 2 - '+ 5 - .- - .s e St ll - ,, , 2 , L 12 g. 2, - 9 . ., ., 12 S s 4-s-e - 19 1 . 13 ., . 20 . W ,2 an 16 A 22 . . 2O .e 1 . 26 - 23 , 1 H no . 29 . . . 27 L. 29 - I -- e . . BO A . 1 - 1 - a 3 . . , . 7 2, be 2 A , Z ,A ,, 10 v, . . 1 A lO ' 2- - 17 - 13 - 1 -- 2 23 ,g eu J 31 Homecoming with Hebron 19 Hebron Ctournamentl 23 . A . . . . 2 . 1 ll ' , , f 1' 7 A 5 .2 U be . lu ' de ,N . S . A A . 1 A , . . . 1 - of 19 , 4 . 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Invis 2 Son- RICHARD fmcxy DUNLOP Class Officer 1 4 Band l 2 FFA Officer County Chorus 2 Chorus 1 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball Football l 2 3 4 DORIS JEAN HEIMBERGER Class Officer 1 2 Chorus l Dramatics 3 4 Honor Society GAA Officer 4 GAA 1 2 Student Council Secretary Attendant Carnival Queen l GEORGE LONG Class Officer 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Dramatics 3 4 ORMA JO ANNE MAYER Lickingana Staff 3 Dramatics 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 School Librarian 4 Chorus 2 Band 2 3 4 GENE NEULUN Class Officer 4 FFA Officer 4 County Chorus 2 Football 2 3 4 All-County Six Man Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Dramatics Nblblbl Dramatics 3 4 N HARGUERITE PETTIFOR Class Officer 3 Chorus 1 2 Dramatics 3 4 GAA 1 2 Attendant Homecoming Queen GAA Officer 4 BONNIE RANDALL Class Officer 2 3 Dramatics 3 4 County Chorus 2 4 Chorus l 2 Attendant Homecoming Queen 3 County Student Council Homecoming Queen 4 GAA Officer 4 Honor Society 3,4 CECIL TRIHM R FFA Officer 3 Chorus l,2,3 4 Dramatics 3,4 Football l,2,3 4 Basketball 1 2 3,4 Band 2 3 4 Etna School Student Council 2 4 County Chorus 2 ETHEL WATKINS GAA Officer 4 GAA l 2,3,4 Dramatios 3 4 Chorus 1,2 3 BETTY WEAVER Dramatics 3,4 GAA l 2 3 4 County Chorus 2, Band 2 , Chorus 1 2 3 4 MAUREEN WIILJAMS Class Officer 4 Dramatics , Carnival Queen 4 Chorus l 2, GAA 1,2 3,4 Cheerleader l 2, WILLIAM 431113 woLFE Dramatics 3,4 Football 1,2 , Basketball 2,3 4 Baseball 2,3 4 Chorus 1,2 4 ELNOOD ZEIJARS Class Officer 4 FFA Officer 3 Student Council 3 Dramatics 3 4 TIDBIT3 September! School bells! Football! Cheerleaders! Tests' Yes it's school again and these are just a few of the signs Homecoming Randall as queen rainy affair worse we lost the 'Mud Bowl'game to Berlin Heights The end of the season found Etna in third place with Gene Newlun and Bill Snider making the All-County Six Man team October came along and with it the Ha1lowe'en Carnival All pitched in and we had a very successful Carnival The high light of the evening was the with Bonnie was a wet and make matters Maureen Williams who presided over the carnival The next outstanding event of the season was the Junior Class play 'Mama's Baby Boy' proved to be a riotous success!!! December and good old Santa Claus! He d1dn't miss the Etna school this year After vacation January and a new year Ah yes but such perfect bliss was not for long!! Tests and finals! Woe is me! Basketball season brought us many joys and also heartaches With a 3 won 10 lost record we were glad to see the season come to an end February brought the tourna - ments, but with Etna eliminated in the first round, we have nothing else to say Well, well it won't be long until spring, and already I've got spring fever ---- I think I've got just enough energy to finish this epistle If all goes well this will really wind up a bang- up year---Junior-Senior Banquet, the senior play, and then Com- mencement. Guess this is where I sign off. Farewell until a- nother year. This page is sponsored by Sn1der's Grocery I I I In 9 sn 1 , , Yu I , Y 93 ' W 3 1 ,3 ' , 3,4 , Y 1314 ' 3,4 , . T5 , I , ,' 3,4 ' ' Honor 30619121 4 Band 2,3,4 crowning of the Carnival Queen, Q 93,4 ,' 7 , ,3Iu 2,4 I , ,314 5,4 ', 4 ' 1354 ' 3 4 . , 3,14 1 , 3,4 ,5 4 Jumuors o Homores P0 AB y Dr. Run e 4 . gina nh' 'mn hu VZ, am? Q E? 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Y 1 -QTY ear Frlerds, Q F5 'W -'gn 'P ,if FFBHVI le Plgh echo l reopened for another year of work and fur on e amber A The o us before we lcth we started Sunbury also 1 Janv1lle on tte the 56th October football seasor was :rev lt, and or tre out y 6 ov r e temt r, we played lvth, a d Brewer or I a L l TLS There w s ax tder DFOJeCt wrlch we carrled on lf co Oper '1C Wlth Ye rest of Grarvll e I ea h home roon tFHF6 w a bana or money to e sent to C up Vvery ueeg, t e morev n s collected N e t e r rnt amoun was cflle ted plar seroln a Cn E pac a e were nie follow n SCMGQ le for re F61B1Hd6F of tke fear, was u0m0COmlHg 1D G P S The theme was nfonservatlon, ard we had a flne parade n Su te of the ra1n There were manv fl e floafs and 1nd1v dual presentatlors The game was w1th Jonnstow a d the vlc tory was ours Tne queen, Jean Ereymaler, and a slsted by ner atten derts, betty Young a d Carolyn Smlth gave out the DTIZES at t e half e w1tn two more games a d a da out f s hool because a b A mee 1 fln shed p October w s preserted l It was a three act comedy ent1tled Out of t e Swann There w1th S11 lead lng parts Tre prof ts fron thm class treasury or t1eJunior The Junlor play lovember 16 and rrylng Fan by Frances were twelve lnthe cast, terprlse went nto the to hel out on exne ses senlor prom was the Foot the school on December 3 A trophy was Dreserted to Lyle Klng as the most valuable player lr Ulaok, from the County Board of E catlon, spoke and presented a trophy t the Football chamos Tre coaches were both recogn zed ard tre coacr from Denlson, Woodv Wayes was present Another blg eve t ball banquet held at Flve of our boys made all courty football Tayland Marlow, rod Hannahs, narl J nes, Lyle F rg a d Jlm osev Lyle Klng also made honoraale nent on 1D state Re sold mBg8Z1POS subscrlptions agaln thls year, and although we dldn't qulte h t the top, we d1d very well. PATCH rw,-aj Pei Cross mov e ner'e Lerten Y leen ou ty Lenten Lenten nprll tal Dr e tal' Lllls SDPIIQ dance Fonor soclety tain, D v secoy talk Rev Dlckson Baseball season opens H1 Y spr darce open house courty Muslc t9StlV8l May 5k6 Baseball tournarents 13214 Serlor Play Junlor senlor banquet Baccala eate ommence ent To sun lt all up, We have had 9' preft, good year Several from out school were elected to the county Honor oocletv, our team became eleven man football champs, we came out wlth secord place 1D the basketball tourna ments, and we entered the dlstrlct tournaments. S1DO9T61j, Granv1lle high School x - :egg ,T-...fs 1 4. A M Q? ,U , V fat- - r v. - -' Mffu ' V 4 1' lf Q 1 x 9 ' V w ' I x lvl if 1 Q 4 , , H, X , , X, 'QQ x HQ 'X' N , X ,nf 'J l Un E B 6' ' l M ' lv 'll' ' 1 - ,, L, all yggggxxil 5X.l flff ,Lx 'L 3 1 .gf 4 - n lm - T f fe . fl ,avg 1 lg Mya' xx f , A -1, V -,A J Ll w J I 1' , if -3 f- Y hy ,K E ' - T a lc 1 A ' I : 'L - Hu. , ' t. 1 1- A - A 3 l . 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'ix E L 'J' I'lf'XJXffxJKD SENIORS 'SMALL but MIGHTY' is the 1948 Senior Class of Hartford, consist ing of five C51 girls and four 4 boys, making a total of nine 9 members Class officers elected for the year are President Jack Clem Vice President-Clarlce Cook Secretary Marilyn Jones Treasurer Charlotte Denton JUNIORS The Juniors presented their class play 'OH PROMISE ME' on De cember 17 1947 Miss Judy was the director The class officers are as follows President Eileen Spearman Vice President John Rhyan Secretary Kenneth Butt Treasurer Eugene Canaday The Junior Senior Ban uet will be an event of May 7 194 There will be a formal dance following the banquet SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class has been selling candy at noone this year They sponsored a dance the first of the year, presented the movie 'JUNIOR MISS', January 20, 1948 They are going to have a St Pat rick's Day party March 17 FRESHMEN There are fifteen members in the class two of which came from Galena this year They have been busy with their studies and have had little time for parties or other entertainment They plan to do more in the coming year BASKETBALL Hartfordvs basketball season began with a defeat at Centerburg We soon recovered by winning from Hanoverftwicel Etnaftwicej Homer Sparta and Summit High point players for the season were Ken neth Butt with a total of 124 points, Jack Clem holding second place with 122 points FOOTBALL Our Football Squad started the season in high spirits, only to be victorious in two games Klrkers ville and Jacksontown The first team players were David Ashbrook, Jack Clem, Harold Higgins, George Edwards, Herbert Shoemaker and Harold Ullom This page sponsored by Shoemakervs 55 HONOR SOCIETY Hartford Honor Society mem bers elected for the year are Mary Rucker Clarice CookCSen1orsJ and Juanita Higgins KJun1orl STUDENT COUNCIL Hartford representatives f the Student Council are Clarlce CookCSen1orj,Jary HoslerCJun1orj ALL COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL Music Festival members chosen from our school are CHORUS Soprano 1 Charlotte Denton Soprano 2 Marilyn Jones Mary Rucker Alto -Juanita Higgins Tenor -George Edwards Baritone Bass BAND Cornet 2 Richard Higgins David Ashbrook Harold Ullom Richard Cox Clarinet l-Clarice Cook Snare Drum David Williams HIGH LIGHTS STAFF MEMBERS Editor Patty Rhyan Art Editor Ass't Art Ed Elementary Ed Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Ed Freshman Ed Activities Ed Sports Editor -Clarice Cook Marlene Cook -Georgia Porschet Mary Rucker Betty Hunter Ethel McCoy Donnie Hess Marilyn Jones Jack Clem Ass't Sports Ed Jary Hosler Production Manager David Ashbrook Ass't Production Manager John Rhyan Typlsts Charlotte Denton Mary Rucker P T A The P T A are thinking lighting the football field as a project for next year IN MEMORIAM It was a shock to the school as well as the community to hear of the death of Myrtle Chrisman February 22 She was a victim of diphtheria She was a member of the fourth grade Quality Store 2 Z y . : - O 1 1 3 - ,I - 0 s 9 ' , 5 nsnnu 1 ' 9 ---- - Ass't.-EdT:::::::Juanlta Higgins , .... 9 Q Q ---------- , . . . I ' ' of , - : . v CHEERLEADERS KReservej Georgia Porschet Marilyn Kidner Dorothy Denty Donnie Hess Row 1- Rov 2- Rov 3- BASKETBALL Row 1 Herb Shoemaker H U11om,J Clem K Butt,H Higgins D Ashbrook Row 2 H F Tennant G Canadey K Snyder H Seigesmund J Rhyan D Mitchell J Butt, Manager Row H White D H111 iams, D Gooch Fown R Higgins FOOTBALL H. Shoemaker, K. Butt, J. Clem, H. Ullom, H. Higgins D. Ashbrook, H. F Tennant. R. H1gg1ns,J.Butt I 1 G.Canaday,J.RhyanZ H. Seigesmund, D. Mitchell, H.Wh1te R. Fovn. D. Williams, D. Gooch, Managers. I CHEERLEADERS fVars1tyj Ethel McCoy Juanita Higgins Marlene Cook This page sponsored by the Granstaff's Red and White Store Row 1 Row 2- Row 3- SOPHOHORE fSeatedj Mr Tennant, D Williams, R Cox, E McCoy H Cook G Porschet UNL FRESHMAN V P.Morris,D.Hess,P. Booher,G.Potter,G. f Cramer. Miss Judy,B.Ca11an, M.Denty,L.Denty,K. Snyder,B.Se1gesmund in-,QQ R.H1gg1ns,J.Butt,D. M1tche11,T.Buxton, R. Fovn. em,f Q9 J -- ... - This page sponsored by the Croton Hardware 55 SOPHOMORE fStsnd1ngJ H White, H Shoemaker,D Gooch JUNIOR Row 1 J Higgins, J Rice, M Duncan, D Denty, B Peterman Row B Hunter, E Spesr man, J Hoslor, M ,V Kidner, E Fletcher Row 3 J Rhysn, I Butt G Canadsy H Higgins r ., mul' sz it P Mn- w x , 1 5 'Q Q f I .X u- X un'- 4. I hom' Hllllll '4 7 wb' EAN an an P- sw jf-V Fx! A mf' DL ey, 'une t Q, fmt X V .x 4,4 1+ r 4 A 1 3 1 ,ng 9. 5' 9 3 1 , . . e 0 Q 0 '- vo ,Q ' 'fan X L524-f-'-5 +111 U' H X Jmfv xl' 9 lx lv fy 1 This page sponsored by Community Service 56 Q 9 L N gi gn '99 NE L4 ALE XAND Senlors The Senior class is working to get enough money to take a class trwp after graduatlon October 31 st we sp nsored a Halloween Dance, which was open to tne public A farce comedy play The Charming Intruder was presented by the Senlor class on Feb 17 Feb served lunch at a Public Auction The class is to 3 act play the April called saved by the Belle 25th the class present another latter part of Juniors The Junior class has an en rollment of twelve pupils The class officers are Paul Ashbrook Viola Jennings, Janie Garrabrant and Albert Asrbrook We have conducted two maga zine sales this year and we are planning to sponsor a waste paper drive in April We are now preparing for the Junlor and Senlor Banquet Sophomores In our Freshman year decided to earn money enough during our high scnool years to finance a trip to Washington D C for the whole class immedi ately following our graduation This fund was started from the proceeds of a play given last year Our first class pro ect as Sophomores was the selling f pop, hot dogs, pop corn, and do nuts at all of our home basket ball games November 12 we held a bake sale In December we took part in a Christmas party which was held for the whole school We are now making plans for a Box Social which will be held April 30 Also, we are plannlng the Sports Banquet which the Sophomore class always gives This year it will be held April 9 Freshmen Twenty lour StHOSHtS entered tne Freshmen class tlls scnool year The iollowlng were elect d to class offices Lewis Carroll, Don Pardin, Don Stevens Janet Pankinson, Al ert Narlow F 28 be ning to s onsor a bake sale at Colv1lle's store An lm ortant ber is Marc? l the Freshman Dance class is plan date to remem Sports Tre Red Devils came through the l947 football season with the impressive record of seven wins and no oeleats After a slow start at Jack sontown, where Alex won 35 6 the Red Devils marched to hartford and won 47 O Text came Hanover and after a poor first half, Alex came out on top 44 Homer came to Alex for our next game tne score, 56 12 Homecomlng came on tne day of tne Alex Summit game Thlngs looked bad as the two teams marched off the field at the half, Summit leadlng 6 O The Red Devils came back to edge the game 20 14 Our last game was with Etna, our Co Champs of last season After a hard battle the first half, Alex won 52 8 Alex placed Chet Lason and Don brush on first string All County and John Reese on the sec ond string In basketball Alex had an all over season record of ll ll W placed third in the league stand ing by winning 9 and losing 5 We went into the tournament with high nopes drawing a bye the first round and then edging out the hebron five by one polnt Alex then defeated the league leading Utica qulntet 58 50, and Granville 45 55 thereby winnlng the County Championship' This page sponsored by Main's Food Shop . -1' ' . . , h. . 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X I ' LUIQIZI A ly ,dy If 'L-N7 J, ' W 1' uh e' .Y , I W ' ., ' ' 3 fp -C I .N . - J ' .1 , . f X ' ' A1 NX f , X 'S 'L 1 8, . 1 , ' H T BAND Our new music teacher, 'rs Lenora McLe1sh, has organized a band Many pupils were interest ed and now we can boast of 25 members The P A. gave us baritone horn and the school purchased a bass drum an cymbals. Our band marches and toot of a whistle H The band mother's club is working hard to buy uniforms for the group would like to thank them for taking so muon interest 'USIC CONCERT Mrs UcLeish also led us in the first music concert that has been put on at Hanover-Toboso. Our fall concert was November 19 It was so successful with a filled auditorium that the spring concert had to be given two nivhts These concerts have proved a successful experiment VISIT TO W C L T At Christmas time our mixed chorus was invited by the Newark Radio Station, N,C L to come to their station and make recordings of Christmas Carols We sang several popular Christmas songs too. These were played on Christmas Eve. COUNTY CHORUS The students sent to County Chorus were Mary Jane Barrick, Joann Fairall, Virginia Handley, Peggy Osborn, Mary Jane Denman, Paul Crawmer, Jim Lake, Walter VanOstran, and Johnny Sidle. REPRESENTATIVES FROM H.T. The members that Hanover- Toboso sent to the Honor Society were Ruth Mary Varner, Mary Jane Denman, Twila Lothes, Marilyn Acord, Mary Jane Barrick and Gwendolyn Rector the student council our school 1 represented by Joan Henderson and Jayne Hand. Joann Fairall, a Junior, was elected as our member on the Lickinganna Staff CLASS ACTIVITIES The seniors, as the seniors in other schools in the county, have been working hard to raise money for the annual spring trip Some of the things that were done, are selling refreshments at football and basketball games the Saint Patricks Day dance, sold sweat shirts and H T shields, had a movie and hill billy show and their senior play The juniors were busy too, they sold magazines, refresh ments at ball games, had movies, the Cup1d's Carnival was a real novelty It was a real carnival around the theme of Valentines Day The student body elected Sue Brown and Buck Crawmer as their Queen and King for this event The juniors also had their play Bashful Bertie which was presented on March ll and 120 ATHLETIC AWARDS The boys getting letters for football are Bob Esworthy, Buck Crawmer, Jim Sidle, Ronnie Claypool, Jim'Nalcutt, Toby Brown, Dale McArtor, Loren Hewitt For basketball: Bob Esworthy, Cuck Urawmer, Jim Lake Jim Sidle, Paul Crawmer, Ronnie Claypool, Toby Brown Wayne Morris, Tom Stevens, Jim Walcutt These letters were given away on April 2, at the Athletic Banquet Sponsored by Canter a McKnight and the Rendezvous - I N U A 0 On 0 ' ' s I IT I a d 0 can go into formation 'at the A 'Ne ' Y u QT O . n n Z A D I . 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' YI A A j . . had 'ck S ' This is Station SHS bringing you news and notes on Sumnit High activities The one new faculty member is hrs Gladys Meredith, Home Economics instructor Tne County Student Council members th1s year were Jane Frame and Ralph Hoffman Honor Society members include Mamie Lou Starr, Lois Bruner, Bob Staley, Patty Parr, and Leo Howell Our football team came to the top in UB county 6 man league this fall, stopped only by Alex andria Two of the players, Bob Staley and Don Joseph,were placed on the All County team Blden Stires was put on Us second team To climax the football sea son,we elected a Homecoming eueen and Court to reivn at the final home game Faith Dentner, Senior, was the Queen In her court were Sophomore, and Rosalie Randall, Freshman The basketball team was not so fortunate the football squad, our seasc1's record show ing a standing of 8 games won and 7 lost Homer downed Summit in the Tournament on February 19 by a score of 42 to 29 At the be ginning of the court seasor our boys ordered complete new uni forms, maroon and gold We all feel that they acquited themselves very nobly and hope they will do better next year Summit's cheerleaders this year were Varsty Velisse Kuehner, Mary Jane Roby, and Wilma Jeane Randall, and Reserve Rosalie Randall and Roberta Monaghan During the 1946 47 school year our Board of Education pur chased three new musical lnstru ments for the school French horn, baritone, and tuba At the end of that school year, interested persons organized a Band Boosters Association , organizatlon which is very active and has assumed responsibilty for raising funds to buy uniforms for the band Tnis school year, the band marched and played for several home basketball games and many other activities. Summit was well represented in the Annual Spring Festival I the All County Band were felis e Kuehner, Howard Fravel, berbert Fravel, Jane Frame,Crarles Baird, Wilma Randall, la y Jean Swlcx, and Edith Hofmann Singing the All County vocal groups were Mamie Loa Starr, baitn uentner, Lois Bruner Hope Dentner Bob Staley,Francis Stra1t,Leo 'oNell, and Elden Stires The Ninth Craders became leval Freshmen on Octdmm 5rd wren the Seniors put them through the milln under the heading of Fresh man Initiation Oh, how they suffered' A school year would not be complete without two,or three, square dances The Sopnomore Class sponsored one on harch 5th The Juniors took their turn and March 26th To complete the sea son, the Freshmen sponsored a spring dance on April 9th At the beginning of this school year, the P T A purdumed an RCA Victor movie projector and a public address system for the scnool Then in November the stu dent body participated in a mava zine drive and raised enough mon ey to buy a screen for movies 1 had several movies both during school, for the students, and in the evening, for the general public Our school paper was edited this year by Jane Frame Herbert Fravel was the assistant editor On November Bth the Junior Class presented 'Nothing But the Truthn directed by M Rlchter Musical interludes were provided by Loretta Camden's playing her marimba Then on April 5rd,the Senior ass presented full of Youth', under the direction of mr C O The Seniors felt that this was a flttkg cllmax to tnelr dramatic efforts in high school The Seniors bade a formal farewell to hivh school in May Graduation exercises dates were may 16, Baccalaureateg May 21, Craig Commencementgand May 28,Class Dam This page sponsored by Summit Restaurant Enid Fishbaugh, Proprietor. ' ' V F , . n ' - I s , . L Q L - A . l J' - - A r - 1 ' . ' W in I 1 , ' . .- l I Q 1 Y I P1 1 5 A A A LJ ' V D . A , June St1res,Jun1org Donna Carsey, sponsored a nShamrock Danceu on as .J I 1 5 G 1 - . We 2 nz . . I W . A - ' , J. R. F. 2 0 . IIN 1 . O I O an . 0 H J' 75 9th Grade 10th Grade llth Grade Student Councll and Honor Society This page sponsored by Staley Electrical Service, Summit Station, Ohio. 74 Band Cheerleaders SP1 Baswetball Team F' A5 fg .f-I1 Football Team This page sponsored by Starr'a Service Station, Broad St. at Summit Rd. 75 ' as ,l - 0 l ' 7 le , . , 45 ,,,.,,.,Vl Q 127m ' v . x' , 1 . ' W I . .gn , ' A' f -L YH , SONTU HIGH SC CLASS 0 1948 9' x A , ff f -O K ,Q L., I. K xi A, f T fly! emmfom Just think, the school year 1947 48 is over already it does not seem possible that it could have happened so quickly but it has been a successful year we started school with 273 pupils and ll teachers the year started off just about the same way Miss Eggleston and the County book mobile every other Wednesday the Seniors selling candy at noon un der the direction of Kenny Sey mour class president the Jun iors trying to get ahead in the financial world selling refresh ments at games under the guidance of Carol Griffith, class prexy talking about games we had a scrappy football team Dale Hupp captained the outfit he did a swell job and received an all county end position for it that was the only thing that looked at all like a trophy that the team won but we were proud of them Mr Buck was our new coach thought he was pretty good too the Varsity played the Alumni football team at our home comi queen and her attendants were Ma bel Gutridge, Irene Seymour Ruth Bringardner a very pretty sight they made too we had a big Hallowe'en Carnival at school which was a big success Flor ence Newlun won the election as carnival queen remember Julie Bounds and Dennis Holman as pages weren't they cute we went from football right into basket ball pretty good team it was too won 12 league and lost 5 Dean Vince was our outstanding point getter and Dale Hupp played good floor games we lost thrill ers to Utica dnd Hebron and won just as thrilling a one from our rivals on Route no attendance records were shattered at home the teachers sold tickets that reminds me of the teachers and the Board of Education basketball game, remember remember the outfits that Mr Clark HOPE throughout the evening about this time the Juniors presented their play, The Mummy Bride' Mrs Lewis and Miss Lewis direct ed the play Fred Crist and Bruce Thogmartin won our vote for the 'Oscar Award' Mrs Bar nett had her band to play at the program Kenny Seymour was our member on the Lickingana Staff Mr Clark coached the Southern All Star team that played ln a March of Dimes game We were represented on the team in the form of Dale Hupp, Dean Vince and Kenny Seymour good repre sentation, we thought at Christ mas time Santa Claus came and gave us all a treat some peo ple said that Santa had a dis tinct likeness to Bill Davis our cheerleaders were kept busy all year and did a fine job they were Carol Griffith, Irene Seymour, Anna Brown, Ruby Lane and Ruth Bringardner Congratu lations the Bulletin staff sent out the school paper every other this year was Ruby Lane and Miss Fisher was the advisor the faculty elected Carol Griffith and Skip Kuhn to the Honor Socie Ruby Lane and Dean Vince were already members Carol Griffith and Dean Vince are the members of the County student council and Mrs Barnett is the advisor Congrats the music de partment presented The Mikado with Donna Jean Ice in the lead Calvin Boring was president of the F F A which held a success ful pest hunt visor of that group ity Club was quite ifts to the school or every classroom for a rhythm band Balo was ad the Commun active large clocks instruments all types of work around the school yes the school year is over and as we look back to see what has happen ed we see it was pretty good This page sponsored by Jacksontown Garage ' n , :OOC - - I , DC ' . ...IIQA , ng same-.---Carol Griffith was our weanesaay.....ed1t0r of the starr ! uoooseoo , ..... - ty....... - H n S , H - ' ' ' - ... ees 77 T5 N1 p. 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