Magnetic Springs High School - Resorter Yearbook (Magnetic Springs, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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We, the staff of the first Leesburg-Mag- netic yearbook, the RESORTER, hope that you will read and enjoy, as the years go on, the contents of this book. We would like to thank the advertisers and sponsors for their support. Without their help the publication of this yearbook would not have been possible, ' ,1-li eaateala '4 ' ' '7zeMmen 7045? 5944344 Sfemeatmq Ffwidw Madam SOMMWW Awww ffduefztdaaa . 1 -I .1--ENE fi gs - - .Q Q - u'A1lf'i . I-7,16 ' .AVL k V . --4' -'23-E? -Tiff 'w . y.. , 1?---5' ? fs. x 15,2 t ' '..ffA:v, ' A, -,f,, ' 1 . 'K ' ' '57-5F . 9,8 I .'I' . lc L .'.- ff 1 71 5 5... XXII F' i f ft Si , R 1,, if I U 4 J Q QE ,N r. .1 r. 'SQ s.w-u -mm ...-vQ X' Wf iv iwgmb N URS .......... . ,....,,...,. ' Qwwmwxw e we wk A r S l 2 i K !'f?n'e'k ti- I b Q- .Y Standing: Oliver Eddy, Clerk, R. I. Griffith, Superintendent Seated: Carroll Guy, Vice President, George Weaver, Jerry Rinehart, President, John Leeper, Bernard Cunningham. ganna! MR. BALDWIN Time brings problems and many great decisions to the School Board. In their hands lies the responsibility of seeing to the smooth operation of both Magnetic Springs High School and Pharisburg Grade School. Throughout the year they are faced with problems of vital importance which must be solved for the welfare of the school and the student. The term of the school board member is for a period of two years. It is so arranged that only part of the terms expire at each election. Deserving credit should also be extended to the County Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Gale Baldwin. His responsibilities are those of supervising all the Union County schools. We, the students of the Leesburg Magnetic Schools, wish to thank the School Board and Mr. Baldwin for their efficient operation of the schools throughout the school year of 1953-54. i l tid Wieuape K J: F- ' ol . --Q-v--4 -ar-4 -sfflifseffr sur? 'S!331' ' 'his axfeigil .. ..:rM?i: ,sr-'f-24 T' -'f vis- - -ag-M-Q ,, .,g,..-Q9 , AJ- s., QS, 4, , .J .a'15,G2v5'4frJ:'v!?L? Q3':.4 fq' .ss-'ff-755:66-t ff I Q' 5 'lvfllfam-l,' 'pf' 665, vi-F 'J -4--:g.5pua '5?516-t'J'a RI,.:5 xc,-i. I-.Wi-'.,'.Ls F assffzifl-relwiiwaaifs'ieSfRe5t'i ?:gsf'2ff - 2:1-A-.-vsfgff -Q' .JL L ,g-1.5-'--1 , S2 431: .ziiblvrc 3iw3 i:-2-RAW ktsgktffs?-2f:l'v'f-f sash-:Vf'?-azS 5':-2 sh 'ggqgss'-twzaiisga 'vi' Q' y nav, yas v ' 2'SsWtf2i22e-R2a1f5t- 351123: 'fir-t'f'2':ffzv ' Pk? ? I :Q is-S ' 57,3511-in 'I Fm' The Journalism Class and their sponsor, Mr. Rayl are to be congratulated. Through their ambition and initiative this fine RESORTER has been completed. We hope in Magnetic Springs high school you have learned there is great satisfaction in doing a job well, and that this trait will carry over into your adult life. The most important factor in the growth and prosperity of any community is the development of its youth to their fullest capacity. This has been made possible by the many sacrifices of your parents. My best wishes for success in all of your future endeavors. R. I. Griffith xr... htlsyqf' 'Hqracq ,mwah-t .van -.fI33'2'fTQ!'59 1:if3f4?P1 ' 525' iff! ggfify: s P' al MR. R. I. GRIFFITH B.S., M.A., Wittenberg College Superintendent English MR. CLYDE DAY B.A. , West Liberty State College Junior High MRS. IEANNE HARGER B. S. , Northwestern University Music MR. W. A. HAINES B.S. , Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Q if - 7 MRS. PHYLLIS HOLUB B.A. , Manchester College English MR. JOHN E. RAYL B.A. , West Liberty State College - Commercial MR. FRANK ZIRBEL B, S. , Cederville College Coach Science Those that stoop to help a child stand tallest among men. k QM in 4 gud Dzdww QLIUL v.--, IVAN MILLER, DON ROBINSON JIM CLEVENGER MRS. WALKER .Q ' Q X fu-Wx M8333 A .74,0DYIK-4' sl! 109 ii 5 I '22 in-47 . .gn 11 A 5 Class Officers: Don Ballard, Presidentg Carola Keever, Treasurer, Mary Gay Schambs, Secretaryg Marvin Williams, Vice President, mice 5444 CLASS MOTTO 'Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged' Om 75093 44' We --to graduate, to enter into the busy world, and to utilize our school knowledge, First, may we summarize our high school activities and experiences into a lasting record, Our freshman year proved to be very interesting as every day was full of new experiences, We were the first freshman class to sponsor a dance and proved our capability by having it well planned. The sophomore year rconsisted mostly of accustoming ourselves to the many high school activities and to the entirely new administration, At last our junior year. Time to order class rings and to plan for the Jr,-Sr, Banquet, The banquet was served in the school auditorium, portraying a starlight theme. A breakfast was served at Holiday Hill, Sunday morning, following the banquet, Also, adding to the excitement of the year was the presenting of Hillbilly Weddin', The coming of our senior year brought many new experiences, We had our pictures taken, planned for graduation exercises, and of course the Senior trip, Many were confronted with the problem of deciding whether to go to college or not, and in choosing a preference. As we climax our school life, we are well aware of our obligations and responsibilities to civilization, Likewise, we realize that we must ever climb, though the rocks be rugged, DON BALLARD Don, our class president, was an active leader in school. His sharp sense of humor made him well liked by everyone. He liked basketball and was always active in agriculture. ' RUTH CARPENTER Ruth, the class's only redhead, liked all sports, her favorite class being Physical Education. Al- though generally appearing quiet and studious, she truly enjoys life, REX CLEVENGER Although holding down a full-time job, Rex, who is often called 'Ped' finds time to take part in school activities. One of his distinguishing marks is his red Oldsmobile which is usually on the road. JESSE CONRAD Jessellilnardent lover of baseball, and active throughout high school in F, F, A, , was President of the County Junior Production Credit Association in his senior year. His one ambition is to be a certified public accountant, KATHRYN COOK KateL ' as we like to call her, was always on hand at school activities, She was our best source of in- formation for the gossip columns, EUGENE GODDARD Bones, our stock car driver, was always busy working on his cars. He played baseball, and was on Pete's Collegians basketball team, GARY HERD Gary, our skyscraper f6'5 y was well liked by everyone for his slow, easy manner. He was manager of the basketball team until the middle of his junior year when he started playing basket- ball, CAROLA KEEVER Carola, who was treasurer of the class, came to Magnetic in her junior year after spending two years in Manchester, Georgia. She was generally quiet and studious and well- liked by everyone. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK LARRY LEEPER his willingness to cooperate GENE MANVILLE Gene, the boy with a ready smile, has a great love for saddle horses. Gene played on the basketball squad for three years and was an active member in F.F,A, all four years of high school. CAROLYN MCLAUGHLIN Carolyn, who is affectionately called Mick, hopes to land a job after school as a private secretary, Throughout her entire high school career she has been well-known for her backing of the basketball team, Bob, our farm boy is interested in a simple life He was well cast in the role of Pa Belsnickle in our Junior Play, 'Hillbilly Weddin Bob's motto is 'Early to bed and early to rise Pete, lover of baseball, was well liked by students and teachers alike for his good sense of humor and JAMES McNEAL Jim or 'Lefty' as he is often called, likes sports in general, His favorite subject was journalism, his favorite pastime? GIRLSIII EDWARD SCHAMBS Eddie, our class orator, was always ready to talk on any given subject, He likes square dancing and girls. Eddie joined the Naval Reserve in his junior year in school. MARY GAY SCHAMBS Personality is the word that best describes Mary Gay. Her gaiety and wit make her popular wherever she goes. Live, love, laugh and be happy is her motto. MAXINE STURGEON Maxinerwas the short member of our class and left school at Christmas to be married. She is complet- ing her education through a correspondence course. Maxine's favorite subject was journalism. BETTY JEAN WEBB ' Betty transferred to Magnetic from Richwood in her senior year. She was well-liked by everyone and was chosen as our 1954 Homecoming Queen, MARVIN WILLIAMS Marv, Vice President, and Editor of the Resorter, is very interested in journalism. Marvin played J, 1 trumpet with Coopers Orchestra in his junior and senior years, His blue Buick was recognized every- where, 'FY' SHIRLEY ZENT I Shirley, our fashion expert, likes clothes, She did well in journalism, and was a school reporter to the Marysville paper in her senior year. 0 0 0 0 DON BALLARD--FFA 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Magnet staff 2, Resorter staff 45 Class President 1,2,3,4g Jr, Playg Sr. Playg FFA President 45 Letter 'M' Club 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 2g Boys' State 3g Boys' Chorus 4, RUTH CARPENTER--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Magnet staff 3.4g Resorter Staff 4g Jr. Play, Sr, Play 3.4, French Club 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, REX CLEVENGER--Magnet Staff 2,3,4g Resorter staff 4g lr. Play 3.4: Sr. Playg better M Club 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 4. I I I I O JESSE CONRAD - FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 1, 23 Junior Play3 Senior Play'1, 2,43 FFA Treasurer 2, 33 FFA Student Advisor 43 Letter M Club 3, 43 Boys' Sextet 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3,43 Track 33 Boys' Chorus 4. KATHRYN COOK - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Magnet staff 3, 43 Resorter Staff 43 Junior Play 2, 33 Senior Play3 French Club 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3.4. EUGENE GODDARD - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4g Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Letter M Club 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4g Boys' Chorus 4. GARY HERD - FFA 1, 2, 3,42 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Magnet Staff 3,43 Resorter Staff 43 Junior Play3 Senior Pl3y: Baseball 13 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Letter M Club 2, 3. 4. CAROLA KEEVER - Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play: French Club 3g Girls' State 33 Girls' Chorus 43 Manchester, Georgia 1, 2. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK - FFA 1, 2, 33 Magnet staff 4g Resorter staff 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play. LARRY LEEPER - FFA 1, 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Magnet Staff 43 Resorter Staff 43 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Letter M Club 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Boys' Chorus 4. GENE MANVILLE - FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Magnet Staff 43 Resorter staff 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Letter M Club 3, 43 Basketball 2.3.43 Track 23 Boys' Cho- rus 4. JIM MCNEAL - FFA li Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,42 Magnet Staff 3,43 Resorter Staff 43 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Letter M Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 23 Boys' Sextet 33 Boys' Chorus 4. CAROLYN MCLAUGHLIN - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Magnet Staff 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play French Club 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. EDDIE SCHAMBS - FFA 1, 2, 3. 43 Magnet Staff 2,43 Resorter staff 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 43 Boys' Chorus 4. MARY GAY SCHAMBS - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Magnet Staff 1, 33 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3,43 Junior Play 2, 33 Senior Play3 Homecoming Attendant 2, 43 Girls' Chorus 4. MAXINE STURGEON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Magnet Staff 33 Class Treasurer 23 Junior Pliyi French Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Attendant 3. BETTY JEAN WEBB - Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Magnet Staff 43 Resorter Staff 43 Senior Play3 Homecoming Queen 43 Richwood, Ohio 1, 2, 3. Z O I Q MARVIN WILLIAMS--FFA 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Magnet Staff 3.4: Yearbook Editor 4g Class Vice President 3,43 Jr. Playg Sr, Playg FFA Reporter 15 French Club 3: Letter M Club 3,43 Boys' Sextet 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g All Ohio Boys' Band 1.2.35 Baseball 1, 2. SHIRLEY ZENT--Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Magnet Staff 3,4g Resorter staff 4a Class Treasurer lg Jr. Play 2,3g Sr, Playg French Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4. czledriatafzdaa JESSE LEE CONRAD Top academic honor of Class Valedictorian has been awarded to Jesse Lee Conrad, who had the highest grade average his four high school years. Saasmzmm CAROLA KEEVER For having the second highest grade average for four years the honor of Salutatorian has been awarded to Carola Keever, 5.,4,u4,g4,pwmr4eSwan 7144 5951 Tm ,V 6' r-L-A 5' ng 'Q ' s. 54 Q 5 asf V 1'- Niiqgp, QI-P78 mm 64440f56l7l4 President ----- - - - DON GRAY Vice President- - - - - PHILLIP PEOPLES Secretary ---- ---- D ALE HALL Treasurer- - - - - ANN MANVILLE alewciczfz of Satanic October 2- - - - - -Junior Dance October 29-30- - ------ Junior Play 'No More Homework' May 8- - ' - -Junior-Senior Banquet July 4- - - - Ice Cream Social Carnation Red and White cuulaw ROGER CLE VENGER WILMA CLEVENGER BILL BARK ER CAROL CARPENTER JOHN CREMEANS BONNIE De WITT BERNARD DOYLE DON GRAY endow DOUGLAS HANBY MELVIN KING NANCY GROOMS DA LE HA LL :mined BILL PARROTT PHILLIP PEOPLES KAY LAIRD A NN MANVILLE SALLY SANDERS DUANE STINEMETZ RUTH ANN WALKER 4 s ,N 'Q NIU, 3, v , P HQ Y gym' n 'Huw-na 'GI 1232 up -,qs-f , , r + 1 , . SOPHO ORE fm 1-7 4 . ' af j' N gg ' ,tfllfi 6 Ta 4 1 if Q f giwfidi K - L-V ,J ' . 5 A w - lx ww uksp ,I vm gs 'nf mg ni? .Av ,- . S53 x., .K t EW ? H-.ff'9w' ,. v.,-?HKfkf',3'5'.ffi'i .1 K7 , -ap ',-.NEFF -1 fx A 1,7 ,-A. fs:,:,.,g ,M .X X 1 mf-::.3' .Q b 'f?s'!- Sa 'ze law Donald Lowe - - - - President Donald Goddard - - - - Vice President Ann Clevenger - - - - - Secretary Lowell Bayes - - - - - Treasurer of l?56 X W B -1 X . X Lowell Bayes Bonnie Case Ann Clevenger Sapiamazec Judy Conrad Rudy Eva ns Donald Goddard Donald Johnson Jessie Kilfian James Laird Sa we Connie Liggett Don Lowe Gypsy Tucker Barbara Wilson Jerry McLaughlin Arlen Sturgeon P 'hw m. 5 v XXI s 1 ll FRESHMEN 7 1444 Claudette Teets - - - - President I Ronnie Leeper - - - - Vice President Jo Ann Wilcox - - - - Secretary Jim Mayers - - - - Treasurer if Phyllis Beeney Bill Carpenter TOVH Clevellger Terry De Witt Jack Evans Ronnie Leeper Jim Mayers Peggy Jackson Ruth J olliff Carl Miller Leona McComas Janet Scheiderer Betty Teen I0 Ann Wilcox Don Wilson Claudette Teets John Webb ww 4947 4 gm Darlene Bayes Robert Bayes Janet Cooper Juanita Cremeans R R 1 N w w 1 v James Garee Maybelle Goddard Melissa Green Rodger Iolliff Ruby Kater I oe Keever V euenzfd guide 19 rg if Larry Ballard Lynn Beeney Marcia Clevenger Ronald Coder Wanda Copeland Robert Cramer James Kirkpatrick Rose Mary McComas Ronald Robertson Betty Jean Sours Seam!!! Q L. 5-QW i Robert Cremeans Q5 ' Roger Cunningham o R W C hiring Ronald Cunningham Fred DeGood Xe Al- 3? 5 YKXERQ fa WSL s Richard Dickerson Phyllis Evans Kenneth Glenn Lana Goddard Ruth Graham Carolyn Guy 1. Judy Liggett Mary Lou Manville Marjean McLaughlin Phillip Monticue Carole Myers Phyllis Peoples Seaewtd Quwle Charles Hall Donette Jackson Sharon Jolliff Clyde King I 6 Sweat! Qaeda Barbara Pierce Larry Reichardt Richard Robinson Judy South Gini, Jeanette Teets John Walker Gerald Weaver Donald Whiteside Patty Whiteside Charles Wilson Pat Womstaff W ELEMENIAKY qw: Wa. First row: D. Black, J. South, P. Reed, T. Cremeans, R. Daymude, C. Martin, R. Carter, R. Cyrus, M. McMurray, L. Saunders. Second row: B. Maugans, T. Davis, M. Wells, A. Smith, L. Reichardt, E. Conrad, S. Ballard, S. Jackson, S. Sanderson, G. James. Third row: R. Mc- Cullough, R. Scheiderer, L. E. McComas, P. Holcomb, M. DeGood, D. Simmons, E. Jackson, E. Liggett. First row: S. A. Howard, E. Cyrus, Jeanne South, K. Clevenger, L. L. Fegley, C. Pierce, B. McMurray, B. Sherman, D. Justice, B. Goddard. Second row: J. Johnson, D. Day, D. Jolliff, D. Clevenger, J. Hanby, M. Ridgeway, G. Bushoug, B. Clevenger, L. Copeland. Third row: S. Grose, E. Goddard, E. Easton, E. McComas, G. Liggett, J. Young, T. Anderson, C. S. Clapsaddle. ..Ma.d...c..,z,...:iumsss.-sa.-2... ...M .. . made First row: G. Martin, K. Hecker, B. Sidle, C. Glenn, J. A. Campbell, E. Hickok, C. Craig, J. Jolliff, J. Sherman, R. Jackson, Second row: R. A. Caubill, S. Cunningham, J. Price, S. Foos, B. Holcombe, C. L. Robinson, D. Scheiderer, T. Mellen, E. Jackson, J. Imboden. Absent when picture was taken: E. Guy, E. Weidman, J. Cremeans, S. Snyder. First row: C. Evans, R. Hanby, P. McLaughlin, I. Martin, M. Van Brimmer, L. Sherman, T. Kirkpatrick, D. Garee, J. Beeney. Second row: R. Boerger, I. Anderson, J. Doyle, J. E. Jolliff P. McCullough, J. Krebehenne, G. Clevenger, R. Copeland, J. Allen, A. Imboden. Third row A. Fletcher, S. Weidman, S. Jolliff, J. Hall, W. Cantrell, D. Robertson, L. Rhodes, S. Jolliff, C. Pierce. Absent when picture was taken: J. Clevenger, M. Cremeans, r' Ag l xA' ' A i First row: D. Smith, R. Gray, K. Parrott, I. Beightler, C. Johnson, I. Anderson, J. Bayes, G. Cunningham. Second row: P. Hall, K. Jones, J. Fegley, S. Hall, C. Fyffe, J. Dickerson, J. Bushong, D. Scheiderer. Absent when picture was taken: S. Wornstaff, S. Iolliff. First row: I. Martin, L. Sarver, L. Gray, P. Sherman, J. S. Daymude, D. Cremeans, N. Jackson Second row: Jeraldine South, M. Weidman, R. Greer, Janice Clevenger, L. A. Hildredth, C. Sullivan, B. Sturgeon. Third row: L. Krebehenne, D. Green, P. Fegley, J. Van Brimmer, L. Williams, B. Cantrell, M. Hickok. :x ....a,.,,QN 5 S..-Nw-QA... swan,- if . . ,T..... .. ,.........l QW Q The Grade School Faculty, from left to right is: Mrs. Clara Easton, first gradeg Mrs. Gretchen Fontanelle, sixth grade and principalg Mrs. Janet Elbin, fourth and fifth gradcsg Mrs. Esther LeMasters, third gradeg and absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Mabel Holtsberry, second grade. Mrs. Loraine Caudill, leftg Mrs. Elizabeth McComas, right. I---.-m hun- 'gms 'fse w. w,,3,qgg,1u ' ,,, x ' .- g y gg. . 3 -, .14 fm- 1.' ' ' WAY E' I K 1 'A' 1' ww, ' -, Qu . v4 ,..., ',..':l ,....---1 I' v X' adfvfii a, 4? -' wwf W is ings! 5441, W gli 33, quuvdll 1 4-4 ,4- .4 'U xx . Aknfk :L ' J .55 I 9' c Us 'bf A, -Www P l Q xy ...ix .Lfr LQ I E 1 W. 5 C OAC H ZIRBEL Front row: Roger Clevenger, Don Lowe, Phillip Peoples, Don Gray, Bill Parrott, Don Ballard. Back row: Mr. Zirbel, Coach, Jerry McLaughlin, Don Goddard, Jim Mayers, Gary Herd, Tom Clevenger, Gene Manville, Lowell Bayes, Ronnie Leeper, Manager. 244054436 S The 1953-54 basketball season for the Magnetic Springs Resorters was very successful although the 11-11 record does not look so impressive. The season started out very slow for the Resorters with them winning only two games in eight starts. All of Magnetic's losses were by small margins with the exception of a few games. As the season progressed the Resorters looked better. They impressed the whole county by winning over Northwestern by seventeen points. The Resorters also thrilled their followers by defeating their arch rivals, the Richwood Tigers, by a score of 69 to 63. In the last game of the season, the Resorters won a game to be well proud of. They tamed the Darby Wildcats on the small Darby floor. Only one other team had been able to do this, and that was by only one point. The Resorters won by five big points. When tournament time arrived the Resorters hit their peak by defeating Union 55 to 50, and by winning the Union County Championship by defeating Byhalia 51 to 46. This won the Resorters the right to represent Union County in the Central District where they played one game, with Liberty Union of Fairfield County, and lost 58 to 51. Although the score does not indicate, the game was close until the last quarter when Liberty Union cashed in on some valuable foul shots. The Resorters' followers can well be proud of their team, for their fine playing and above all, their fine sportsmanship. S A .tx hh eafab Zecofwl Magnetic Radnor 37 Magnetic Byhalia Magnetic Byhalia 61 Magnetic Del. St. Marys Magnetic Union 64 Magnetic Union Magnetic Northwestern 58 Magnetic Pleasant Magnetic Scioto Valley 50 Magnetic Northwestern Magnetic Mt. Victory 54 Magnetic Richwood Magnetic Lan. St. Marys 72 Magnetic Col. University Magnetic Prospect 74 Magnetic Darby Magnetic Darby 58 Magnetic Union' Magnetic Richwood 73 Magnetic Byhalia' M-3gI1SIiC LaRue 67 Magnetic Liberty Union ' County Tournament District Tournament Front: Io Ann Wilcox, Terry DeWitt. Back: Sally Sanders, Kay Laird, Ann Clevenger Front row: Maybelle Goddard, Robert Cramer, Kenneth Glenn, Gerald Weaver, Larry Reichardt, Ronnie Cunningham, Larry Ballard, Darlene Bayes, Janet Cooper, Back row: Coach Frank Zirbel, Rodger Jolliff, Ronnie Coder, Robert Bayes, Donald Whiteside, Jim Kirkpatrick, Joe Keever, Magnetic Springs' Junior High Basketball squad, after completing a not more than average season, conquered all in the county tournament and brought home the Union County Junior High Championship, Except for a close game with Richwood junior High, Mag- netic had little trouble during the tournament, They defeated Northwestern 40-19- St, Johns 50-30, and Richwood in the semi-finals, 27-23. ln the finals they defeated York, 44-25. Mr, Zirbel and his 'Baby Resorters' are to be congratulated for their fine play and good sportsmanship throughout the year. 71406 7mm Our track team is low in number but high in ability, The picture at the left shows the coach giving instructions tion for the next meet. Don Lowe, Don Goddard, Mr, Zirbel, Coach to the track team in prepara- Front row: Lowell Bayes, Don Goddard, Roger Clevenger, Tom Clevenger, Larry Leeper, Bill Parrott, Jesse Conrad, Don Gray. Second row: Coach Zirbel, Don Lowe, Ronnie Leeper, Eugene Goddard, Jim Mayers, Jack Evans. S The 1953-54 edition of the Resorters baseball team finished its season with an overall record of '7 wins and 9 defeats. Its League record was 2-2 which gave the Resorters a tie for second place with Union's Wolves, Last fall the young Magnetic squad tuned up for league play by meeting Radnor, Morral and Scioto Valley, Their first league game was at Byhalia with Bill Parrott turning in a neat 5 hitter and a well-earned 8 to 4 win, Following the Byhalia encounter the Resorters met Green Camp and won 2-0 behind the 1 hit pitching of Ronnie Leeper, sensational freshman prospect. The win was a costly one for the Resorters, as Bill Parrott was in- jured in a collision on the first base line with a Green Camp runner, Playing with a make-shift lineup the Resorters geared themselves for the big game of the fall season with Northwestern, also undefeated in league play, Pete Leeper, pitching his best game of his high school career, lost a heart-breaker 3-2 in 9 innings, The only league game remaining on the Resorter schedule was with Union in the Spring of the year. Magnetic's 'big bats' were silenced and they lost a 5 to 1 decision, Coach Zirbel then injected younger players at the positions soon to be vacated by Pete leeper, Jesse Conrad, and Eugene Goddard. Tom Clevenger took over the catching chores and the young freshman showed signs of becoming one of the better receivers in the county loop. Bill Parrott and Ronnie Leeper handled all of the pitching assignments and both should give the Resorters two front line hurlers, With these boys and other un- dergraduates carrying the bnmt of the load the Resorter 9 defeated Darby, Byhalia and Marysville, Bill Parrott won the batting championship trophy with a season average of 321. 4242 ,k,A, I V K i E I BETTY JEAN WEBB Betty Jean Webb was selected as 1954 Homecoming Queen by the members of the basketball team, It has been the custom for the team to select the Queen and each class to select a representative to attend the Queen, The representatives were: Mary Gay Schambs, Seniorg Ann Manville, Junior, Rudy Evans, Sophomore, and Claudette Teets, Freshman, -Q, Above, Marcia Green, 1953 Queen, Left to right: Claudette Teets, Rudy practices placing the crown on the Evans, Betty Webb, Marcia Green, new Queen, Betty Jean Webb. Ann Manville, Mary Gay Schambs, 1 ,--.nw b. K ff ' , .. .2 K 3 A fx L-fi gl fa . 4 H ' K xXfA, ,fs AY s L' 1 Ln' ' M ii. MQ DN ' 3.55 .1 A ,E xv ' X. j-. K y -' M J , x Q' s rf 0 ' sr ,S N- A 'B A. W' 1? h K K X S fy 4 ? x. I' Q f 5' Q 'Q N Q C, jgT?M-ffm in . , 1,9 'Q -1 3' My 'ij ' N.. 0 W: . ' 1 sf QQX4 an ' F xh X 'v' N.. ,nn .pi . . gg ' ,lu-W - , K, af ,,-'- x Xfib 0 AL 5 N -.A I ff x ' A oo I'9N . . -REA ,MAP X 'Q '7'-- ' fu 0 .,, Q' Q'Cug,1o The Magnetic Springs chapter of Future Farmers of America has been an active part of the FFA National organization W, A, Haines since it was organized by Mr. McGuire and received its charter in March, 1940. The aim and purpose of the FFA is to develop and promote boys in farming and agricul- ture improvements, leadership, character, sportsmanship, co-operation, citizenship, and patriotism. Under the leadership and judgement of W, A, Haines the FFA has taken part in many local, county, and state activities in the recent year. There have been five state farmers from the chapter. This year there were twenty-six members enrolled in the FFA. The officers are: Don Ballard, President, Bill Parrott, Vice Presi- dent, Jerry McLaughlin, Secretary, Don Gray, Treasurer, Dale Hall, Reporter, Jesse Conrad, Student Advisor, Duane Stinementz, Sentinel. Leaming to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve is the motto of the FFA. We feel sure that the Magnetic Springs FFA will strive to maintain the present status of their chapter, and uphold the National FFA organization. 'V Advisor: Mr. Rayl Editor: Marvin Williams 7 Zepafztmewt Top: RESORTER Staff Center: MAGNET Staff . Y ,,....f-'jf Sam 736W Smfw 7m 74e fftomcb Zewze F h xA my sem! mm 1 x H -ini law 6045 ADVl'iK'1'15liKS UNIUN CUUNW HIQM BUREAU Co-OD Marysville Broadway Richwood 1-LIT go- 5- FARMU UREA B, 40 9110000 CONFIDENCE This trusted symbol has represented honesty and quality to farmers in Union County. Leading farmers rely on their Farm Bureau Organization for quality products, dependable service, fair prices, and honest business deals. This familiar Farm Bureau emblem will continue to be your guarantee of satisfaction from this farmer-Qwned and farmer- controlled business. U!V!U!V COUNTY TITLE 6 ABSTRACT CO. 116 South Court Street Marysville, Ohio DONALD HART - Engineer GWYNN SANDERS JOSEPH GRIGSBY OWEN JEWELRY Diamonds -Watches -Silverware Small Electrical Appliances 3 N. Sandusky Street Delaware, Ohio Ford - Dearborn Wood BIOS. Cornpickers and Combines King-Wise Elevators Royster Fertilizer Marble-Cliff Lime MCDANIEL TRAC TOR SALES 264 N. Franklin Street Richwood, Ohio GLOSSERS' FLOWERS David and Eula Cflosser 739 N. Franklin Street Richwood, Ohio L NX S L , W7 ' is FESQQQ Compliments of MAGNETIC SPRINGS BRACE SHOP Make rs of Orthopedic Appliances Magnetic Springs, Ohio A -lid. 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CARPENTER, Agent K Best Wishes of E GOOD M !ClTl2lClC'5 RO B B I GENERAL STORE RESTAURANT G D State Route 4 Magnetic Springs, Ohio Pharisburg, Ohio RICH WOOD SELF-SER VICE MARKET The Store that Appreciates Your Patronage E.W. FARLEY--W.F. PAINTER Richwood, Ohio Q yfS! Compliments of DI-IAIZISBURG FOUNDRY CO. Marysville, Ohio HARRY COOPER, Owner -'ve 1- if-f v- 1, AND SAVE ASLAIJI I4- A.. AT WILCOX SUPERETTE Fresh Meat and Vegetables Magnetic Springs, Ohio Clothings, Furnishings Shoes for all the Family LIVINGSTONS On the Corner Richwood, Ohio PoTTc32piinEf?EfRER Corner of Clinton and Blagrove Richwood, Ohio JOSEPHINE PORTER Dry Goods, Gifts, Notions Patterns and Merle Norman Cosmetics Richwood, f Ohio WATKIN5 REEDS GULF SERVICE Gulf, Tires, Batteries and MARKET Specialties . l g Phansburg 6 Zerone and Prestone Agent FEES! 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