Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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XVII l sf X xxx: X I .N ' i x - QF Y- .-,L , Q ,X 3 .cv ' ,X E .R by Wx 2, ev 1 f -X f X.- 1 M as 4, ff MYRON RANDOLPH AUSTIN He IS only u well made man who has a good determunohon Emerson and ,,.f .I -of JOAN NAOMI HOWARD The :deal of courtesy wut grace charm Cicero RICHARD ALlEN BICKNELL s a talker ond needs questioning before he speaks Eurlpodes DORIS ANN CLINGER He who knows useful lhnngs WISE Reschylus JOHN DE SHA BRESLIN Though he was rough he was kindly Longfellow .qpf HAROLD ARTHUR DECAMP CAROLYN BOYD BLAKENEY Men possessed wifh cn idea I have tried Ioc in my time io cannot be reasoned with. be a philosopher: but . . . cheer- Froude fulness was always breaking in. -Oliver Edwards 7 face ZFX JEANNE ANNE HAKE Honest labour bears u lovely Dekker . FRANK GOULD DURHAM Wlls the les! wllhot smlle S T FOIGFIQE JAMES CUNTON There us onry one success 10 be cble to spend your He In your own hoppuesi gift woy FERNS ANN GAND:R A good dISPOlfIOf1 vs Goddes Brudges Chrusiopher Morley 8 And e ' ' u the A hx , , .K 8 J , A fx V X a J My Q i 77 3 gi 1 A 1 Q . L JO ' S ,M mind has kmgdom and as Ruch In good works New Testament Cowper JUANITA IGSSINGER F true frxend as of more price than u kmcdom Lyly 9 EDWARD HOWARD HAKE The muldest manners wth vhe brovesi mund Homer . Q- x , ff' CHARLES RONALD FERTICK BARBARA CLAIRE HANAFORD His ' ' ' h' ' ' wll hi law. - ' I L io have h S es! 45144 LUCY CLARICE KERR Art IS the conveyance of spam means of mutter Soimodor De Mudnruczgu 4--.4 WILLIAM SCOT1' HOPEWELL ELIZABETH KATHRYN BLACKFORD Sklll and Cgnfidgnce are an n Our characters are the result of conquered army OU' C0F'dUC' G Herberi Arusfotle 'IO DAVID GRAHAM HEZLEP O happy modal' He never failed Cicero x i i Q .Qv ww l r yi by . . ARTHUR ROLAND HOPKINS ce brevny IS e so wr will be r Shakespeare TH ELMA SUZANNE EBERSOLE The Innocent are gay ll Cowpc DEREK EDWARD HOXBY All men of uchon are drecxmers James Huncker THOMAS JACOB PETERS I cm 'he mosier of my ate W E Henley RONALD GEORGE KLEMME Beware lhe fry of u patient mon Dryden SUSAN MEY R DONN ROBERT MARTIN Her wrt was more than man The more c mon dreams the her Innocence u chlld Tess he belneves Dryden Muchen I2 V 3 .. U . ',T W f f f,fT5:'gf 'I E S ROBERT THOMAS MCCANE JOAN THELMA McAFEE Hrs heart as for from fraud a Beautiful faces are those t at heaven from earth wear whole souled honesty printed Shakespeare there JOSEPH PORTER MORGAN Music and women I cannot but give way to, whatever my business IS. -Pcpys Allerton LAWRENCE JEROME MEYER Wise to resolve and patient to perform Homer JACK ROBFRT SEIBERT greater YVONNIE MICHELE MOHLMAN Studies serve fr delight or ornament and for abuI y Bacon GEORGE ANDREW RILEY WANDA ALICIA RALEIGH H s Talents were of the more From I'1e crown of her head I snIenI c ass the soul of her foot she ns all mnrrh Byron Shakespeare 'I4 eech g ea! b I sllence s Carlyle Sp Is r 5 u ' I ,154 Q ,L . ' a ' , f , 'II , , W , if I I . o WILLIAM PAUL SHINKLE An easy mnnded soul and I ways was Arustophones R::BECCA RUTH MILLER Speak out hide noIIhyIhough1s Homer I5 RICHAQD EVIL' ARD NACHTMAN meI'l Men of few words are the best Sfokespeore K. ANITA FRANCES THOM Softly speak and sweetly srmle Addtson DONALD BRUCE SHACKELFOPD Great tfouqrts great feelings cofne to hum hke mstlncts unaware Mllnes 4 we BRUCE LOWELL SWANSON BETTY JEAN THOMAS Our thoughts and our conduct is the nature ofa great mind are our own. bc calm and undisturbed. Froude -Seneca ELMER HARRY SIMONS Lnfe us full of amusement to an UYFIUSIDQ ITIGTI H W Bee her JOAN ELVVABETH WIENcR Conient ns huppuness 17 Fuller be GERALD HARVEY WHITNEY He hath o heart os sound os a Anonymous JEANNF ALICE RICHT A lrllle nonsense now and lhen ls relished by lhe wlsesl man Anonymous Om President Blll Hopewell Vlce President Don Shackelford Secretary Jeanne Hake Treasurer Ronald Ferllck SENIORS NOT SHOWN Paul Edward Turpun and Jean Bowman 605 The graduation of forty seven seniors rep resents more than a mere ceremony Il IS the end of a long road and the result of twelve years of work play and development As we look back down this road we have traveled we see the progress of a few tottervng tots develop Into the stately march to the strains of Pomp and Clrcumstance The first time any member of our class gained distinction was probably In kinder garten when the principal noticed that Joe Morgan was tled In his chalr during rest period The teacher when asked why replied that this seemed to be the only way that anyone could get any rest The first few years passed rather quickly and soon we were at the top of the ladder the slxth grade Belng a sixth grader is per haps the most Important thtng at that stage of life The first Important thang we did was to elect Jlm Ferns malor of the safety patrol and Betty and Anlta Thomas captains We had been adding a few members to the class each year but Joan Howard topped them all The boys dldnt stop whistling until two or three of them were sent to the cloak room This must have annoyed the glrls f the class for when Ron Fertrck arrived about two weeks later the glrls whispered and sighed all morning The next fall found our motley crew pac Ing the halls of the high school In awe lt was then that we met and made friends with our neighbor schools Falrfax and Plalnvllle T gether as one class ll took us a few weeks to learn how to work locker combinations and avoid being tardy The big thing to the boys that year was IUDIOY hlgh basketball Only five made the team and their prestige increased mmedlately As l remember post office a d spln the milk bottle were popular games of the day Most of us went from the seventh to eighth grade In one year We were getting more lm portant all the time Slnce we were the oldest In the lunlor hugh the boys had the athletics monopollzed Elmer Simons team upset Ron ald Klemme s team to wun the intramural med als and the lunlor hugh team won eight and lost one game ln June we held our graduation exercises complete with punch and cookies When autumn came we were at last In hlgh school The older boys began to take an In terest In some of the freshmen gurls This turn of events pleased them no end As a matter of fact two girls Joan Howard and Betty Thomas had the honor to attend the Prom and that IS the most Important thing In the world lThose who have never been a freshman girl might not understand thlsl Since we had two more boys than girls an the class we held a democratic election and elected all boy officers They were Elmer Sim ons Bull Hopewell Jim Ferns and Ronald Klemme Our first act as sophomores was to tnltlate the freshmen This was an lnltlatlon to end all lnttlatlons and It certainly dld At this time the horde from Wlthrow began to descend upon us DeCamp came In our sophomore year Hezlep In the following year and Jeanne Rlcht In our last year Wlthrows loss IS our something or other We also planned a student strlke but ll fell through because we didnt have anything to strike about We held the first Prom at the Terrace Park Country Club and vt turned out well ln spite of the mad scramble for last minute dates Our first venture Into the drama was the presentation of We Shook The Family Tree Many felt that the scenery and the voices of the actors and actresses shook more than the tree dld Finally we emerged triumphant even as the good guys do In cowboy movies Most of our doing during this past year have been recorded elsewhere In this volume Another reason we wont go Into detail about our senior year IS that the things we did this year wont seem funny till next With this we go leaving our tales behind us Don Shackelford . , . . 1 1 1 r ' 1 . 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I ' I . . - v 1 nd a We the undersigned members of the Grst graduating class ol Marremont H gh School being of sound mind and otherwise do hereby proclaim th document to be our last will and testament Item I We the party of the 'lrst part ao solemnly offer our congratulations to those teachers who remained throughout all slx years of our s ge of Marlemont r-ugh School Item Il We also bequeath to the graduatlna class of l95l the many th ngs that have made us great ancl memorable our great reputation for belng wealthy even though ll le false all our research on the art of cheating the love of all ol our teachers for us the much worn and marred aesks of 3lO and also the m ch worn and marred Mr Martln and Nr Donner They tried the left over annuals which we hope there won t be any m I We do further respectfully leave all our wonderful attributes and besides these I Myron Austin wtll the title of Monk to Elaine thonah t may not fit r too well I Dick B cknell leave my array of shotguns to Tom Christy In hooes I Carolyn Blackeney leave my natural tan to all those without sun lamps I Jack Breslin eave my combs for my hair to Janice Black shell get good use out of them l Dcrls Cllnger leave my beg baby blue eyes to Arlene Radke to make her more appealing l Harold DeCamp leave my wide awake stare to the teachers to encourage them I Frank Durnam leave my peg pants to Jm Vfelpley I Suzanne Ebersole leave my nalve aoprec ation of yo-ces to Jim Shoop I Jlm Ferns wll my slnlster alr to Wes Iredale also my nlckname of VlIl'an I Ronald Fertlck leave my harrred look to al' future persons In charge ot the business for their class I Jo Ann Gander leave my swlmmrrg pool to n one 'rn 4eeplng It We the Hake twlns leave our twenty tour mule walk each day to VVes Darnerow to keep hlm In tralmng I Barb Hanaford leave my forward and overpowerlna attltude to Lyn How ard If she needs II I Dave Hez ep leave my turned up collar to all those who have lmltated It I Bull Hopewell leave my abrlrty and captarncy In football to Bobby Peewee Frantz In hopes 20 r I r ' V I I' , ' ' ' I , ' is . . 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I I .4 - , . , . . . . , , We pmt' rt Hooklns eave my tremendous heught to Richard Feaerle Joan I-'oward leave my slze nlne saddles to Laura Buff ngton to go danc In Derek Hoxby lease Cam Ile to the Jcnlor boys slnce I cant take ter with me Lucy Ker wlll all of my leftover flash bulbs to Donald Fletcher Juanita Kxsslnger leave my aollrty to drive to Shirley Hugnes Ronald 'ilemme w II mv ablltty In basketball to Beverly Schuler Donn Martin leave Mr 'vtartln for all the Ilttle biology stuaents to dlsect Joan McAfee leave my basketball enthusiasm to the whole school Please u e II Bob McCane leave my rosy cheeks to Bully Gordon Lawrence Meyer leave mv ablllty to get thtngs done to the corrtlng seniors They surely need II I Susan Meyers leave my laugh to send chllls down the back of poor un suspecting seventh graders I Becky Muller will my ablllty to out yell everybody to Barbara Watson help her In cheer leading I Yvonne Mohlman leave my ablllty to nlck the tardy bell to all tho e who e me have c. long way to go I Joe Morgan leave my shoulders to Bob Klefer to make hlm even more Richard Nachtman leave my height to Allen Spelman so hell flt the chairs better Tom Peters leave my ablhty to get Into the show free to oaraara Paulson Wanda Raleigh leave my Iridescent hair to Mr Martln for exner mentation George Riley leave my qulet manners to Snooky Le Bosque to h Ip out the teachers Jack Selbert leave my easy going temperament to Marilyn Rutyan so she wont forget me Don Shackelford leave the ttle of Duck to my brother also my column n he War Path Paul Shlnkle leave my bass volce to Craig Clark so he can be a duet Elmer Simons leave nothing No one s asked me for anything Bruce Swanson leave my loo at Krogers with the best years ot my lute Anlta Thomas will my small vo ce and slze to Kathy Geyer Betty Thomas leave my headache ot the annual to the next ed'tor and Mr Gossard Bless them both I Paul Turpin lease my mustache to Mr Muller I Gerald Whitney wlll my trombone and Mr Downer to Georg a Spangler I Joan Weiner leave my vague alr to Franc s Dope I wonder NI-at It would to her Jeanne Rlcht leave my serious assembly alr to Marr yn Aaamson 7I I, A , ' , l .. 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Carolyn Blakeney V'1OVl9S we-crtng hose dlsposutuon USUALH SEEN loakung nmportant AMBITION be an archrtect educated hobo have 4 I be an executlve NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET USUALLY SEEN AMBITION .lack Breslin tr s name Fuzz new car the drive I hugh soprano Do lS Cllnaer bowlnng spsnach har wlth Wanda have Cl burr 72 Harold DeCamp flowers staylng awake bangs strollnng be a bachelor frank Durham pegged pants drlvmg shlneJ shoes suouchnng play college basketball A Di k ' ' A h ' Isla' g . l ' e 2:1 -' ny ' X 1 ' ' with a dead bird yes, usually analyzing people A to k'ds ' mn 9' I ' at . ' Jn A ' ' NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET AMBITION Suzanne Ebersole cream puHs mornrng a ter slumber partues pe sonalnty get marrued Jtm Ferns tud halls workuna at Albers bc ng tall mark and handsome he a travellmg salesman Ponald 'erttck juris tennj so usy 4 curly to get ahe d Ja Ann Gander summer for summer to end swnmmung pool add R N to her name NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET USLALLY SEEN AMBITION Jeanne Ha e country aur nosey people camplexton wnth a red purse druve a car Ed Hake a good poke lbllly mu pleasung manner standung onthe corner be a horse doctor 23 Barba a Hanaford to swim nnslncerlty perpetua motion a the Gral e to due Iaughnng Dave Hezlep weekends telephone poles heught tn argytes teach hyroglyphucs : y .' . . J , J . K b r ' I , ' , daxf, hair ' ' USUALLY SEEN saying 'and that staring into space in maroon pants blushing ' . ' a . . hil ' sic ' ' ' , . . t .I . I NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET USUALLY ScEN AMBITION Art Hopkins to look sharp walkung to school shrewd hal keepnng score be a floor walker Bull Hopewell Joan Howard Derek Hoxby football clothes people aulhorulles rudeness hugh altntudes buuld green polka dot P l s wade awake look 'nanagrng all hrs modelung a long organlzatlons to own a car have long curly halr to be wealthy NAME LIKES DISUKES ASSET USUALLY SEEN AMBITION Lucy Kerr work fanny weekends camera mlmeographlng to be talkatnve luantla Kussnnger fish sandwuches snooty people rude to school wath Shlrley and Irene lwe rn Mrama a 24 Ronald Klemme sports slouchers eFhclency ln 'he papers be a pool shark Jock McAfee ex cheerleader hypocrttes smnle oehund the counter be a clown ' t ' ' ' in car . , . . . . . . I , ' A ' ' ' , Fl . NAME Joan McAfee Bob McCor1e LIKES study halls a good Mme DISLIKES homework detenhon ASSET enthusiasm confidence USUALLY SELN runmng around drnvung a ho? rod AMBITION be o WAC own a garage Donn Martnn Larry Meyer vrrps to Washnngton dancing dlsagreeable people money scnentnfic mend pcmence an the b washung dushes get a drwer s Incense to graduate IY DISLIIXES ASSET USUALLY SEEN AMBITION slumber parims Enghsh IV laugh cheerung be a Mnamu cheerleader to Valk bossy people pegged skurt MGYIEMODY Library Io be famous 25 vacoluons opc a OGY affer xocnhons Monday mornmq brcun gran rushng loafung qcnn 20 pounds no Oo Penn . . . . V . Ia . . NAME Susan Meyers Becky Miller Yvonne Mohlman Joe Morgan I. .ES '- ' .' NAME LIKES DlSllKES ASSET USJAL Y :EEN Dt k Nachtmon hot rous os blue eyes anywhere Tom Peters Wanda Raleugh 'eanne Rucht everythung Bug Boy hamburgers surprises hurrynng getting up oelng serrous reckles xersatule hour lakes at the movne Fr sch by people wlth eyes TTIOVIE NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET USUALLW SEEN AMBITION George Riley broken cars buses fYlCl'll'leY walking auto mecl'ontc Jack Selbert Don Shackelford xaJl Shun e women musuc campung school mnnstrel shows deadpans blue cashmere wt Qgtghmg lqugh In a green Plymouth doodlung looking nent be 6l be an oll tycoon own a farm 26 .C . 4 . Ii ttck ' ' ' ' ' J - '. ' at E .'s ' AMBITION rr1a'e a million be manager oi the be blonde again be o lady wrestler ' . 4 ' ' kl . -' . NAME Elmer Sumans LIKES caby food DISLlK:S work ASSET humor USUALLY SEEN cracking lakes AMBITION own a race horse Bruce Swanson Ca I o nta gobby gvrls len Yo ers Anuta Thomas characters chonr proctuce bug brown eyes at the box oHnce l-e a Navy ofhcer be a matron Belty Thomas to sleep socxal snlpers perseverance edltnng ha e M D after Thomas NAME LIKES DISLIKES ASSET USUALLY SEEN AMBITION Fre Tull study halls school shyness :ng a taes to qraduate Paul Turpun leave school at 3 I8 to ok mustache an hrs Studebaker to train p aeons 'N Gerald Wlmllney must: school tromoone d vxnq h s sus r lead a band S Joan Wnener cameras two txmnng boys lnnocent look playmg cards rude rn a convertnble ' l'f r ' s? ce A . A . V d . . . Q I -. . tell' t ll I ' ' rl ' I ' te ' car ' si QQ k v ws Q ,,.- 'n MW 1 ,t -V 4' , , 2-,iff . K G v 12 -envy 5 '-ez P Q. :Ft.Qv13 ?' , H w'w,?'5 .f AQ. 1 ' 1.9. 'SIX' .5 'Az-:ff hL,a,Q'Q Q ,x r,.: sb, A .4 N PZ. 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' ' Frylxg 1 I I, - - -N I ,L x Vila 'N Y vt ,?-if ' ix mice aaa Offccow John Grcaeter Sherrill DeWeese Maury Lindquist 30 President Secrefcry Treasurer Frances Pope Vice President T OW Mcrdyn Runycm V1 e '-:mon runces o e eun cush e onve smcn c c c mson u y Mc of June rckels ary arson -yn e v v o on o rene lovrns S:CO cncer ve n ncquvh P Sc a Joan SchJo ferbeck eserly Schuler Sue Smnh c y m son or orc es! cl eqlern cyrv' Monvgomery Maury rn qursv ss Adams fodvrso THIFZD POW Wuynv Vccrd Bob McEwan George Vresfon Fred Pcync S'cnJcy Lrcmcn Phrl Nunn B JI M Cc ri NOT 5 LOWN Jrm Shoop hr gfy ECONO ROW Sh Ley Hua'-as Be v ou rown u' c cow-e Hugg ns om We hom g r- n lfkrvrkun-p Judy Co fy Dov s Me ry Ann Boker E Hansen wnwo Hancock Sue Je-xk RD ROW C arg Oar: r 9cuJ Hone' er o reckbrcder Don 'evcher e,gv so v u . Q ro crown res-wwe ry o Lerc FEGEVLD onson cck Keow-1 m un an e Hon mc cm so' NOT SHOWN Snerrr Dew-Sese 31 FRRS. R - ' , 'Id' d .. , F P D , J R , Pu! L iqh, M W5 , B 'b ' W , J d 1 f, N' , M L , MOT! R H, S I 3 S f g, I ' . ' ND ROW+Sp S 5 , J . rt h qef, ' , B ' , ' , S Ll S' :J , 3 b W , R y W Q ' , W , . , L d ' , Mi , , ' :J . - , ' ,,,, . ' , ' , J 1 r . L - . :IRST ROW-Bef-rurdino Fieno, Bob 'Cfef'er, Leo DoH, Archie Ernsf, Wes Ocmerow, John Grcerer, John Kuer'-pal, Du'e Armsvrong, Tom C 7 . S - 2' 1- , f' L B , P ,H H He: J ' , C ,Y C :'Tn, V ' '. . . , ves. Be? T , ' , ILC r , '-'Vg' ' , 'wg T'-'I - V A ', JO R Sens, 1 ' , 3 E: D' , F' , P E ' , M E ck, C ' B r, Be' Eg Ji, y r-, B? B , J , Jr D C , Sid G b rv, Dt d n K ' ' ,-' 'J' '. FIRST ROW Dorothy Mlchels Janet Kuebler Marcra Read Carol Ph ter Natalre Sternman Irene Nachtrnan one Srnrnons Barbara Welles Jean Kung Shrrley Stump Jo Ann Whrtetord Evarrn White SECOND ROW Harvey Yeager Charles Lemon Wes Iredale Allen Jones Januce Swartz Janice Stockmerer Nancy Schuettler Carol Schlechty Marulyn Knabe Charles Rrley Roger Swardson Jcrrv Jones M Muller Iadvlsorl THIRD ROW B ll Preston Wendell Lashbr ak Gene Vlorrrs George Thacker Allen Speln an Dol Mover Ronald Purdon Forrest Martrn John Pfafl Don Threl Ned Puterbounlr NOT SHOWN Bob Meyer and Donna Towne Laura Buffrngton Donna Conove Janrce Black Betty Anderson Connne Brown Janet Dunham SECOND ROW Seve Baden CIIH Clemons on Horne Bal Ba man June Emmett Kathy Geyer Arlo Anderson Ann D ll ob Frantz Dale Banhl I Gead Doug Cotes THIRD W Mickey Freno Robert Meye ert Frscher Br onaway anton lm armon e uda h Ken qamwe'I John Gerard Don Forester Dave Fate Harry Ebersole NOT SHOWN Brl Gordon 32 ' - ' ' I 3 , ' A . 1,3 J - I , l 1 A I r 1 1 I I l 1 1 I T- ' ' 4 -'I I O I - I '. , ' , ? V . . I I I I I I FIRST ROW-Mrs, Davis Iadviso'I, .lane Aston, Puth Hunter, Glenna Crookshanks, Mitzi Glanton, Beffy Lou Clem, Mari'yn Adamson, D , 'I ll , , , , c , B , , Bil r r , RO 1 ' ' , r, Alb ' , 'll C ' , Bill BI , J' H , Td 5 :, C -, , Sa amaze Kazaa I- Occaa Allen Spelmcn President Wes Iredale Vice President Bull Blanton Secretory Dove Flte Treasurer 33 1 Q. x x , f f l 4 vm x 5 2 I s W' V S, ,, I h g , V lx . f E .Nw 9? zeahncm me Fred Hlnize President Jerry Pence Vice President Berry lorson Secretary Terry Jones Treasurer JA vm all L! rr .qw -3 4 af -mm. 'Mn' FIQST ROW Georqe DuPonf Sk p monds Jrm rady one anrels Bo Dennws Ray C-un le on or D c a Fred Hrnfze M Gosscrd Codyrsorl SECOND ROW G acre e y e sy Devtwder Jo re ondrv o o ne Hunter Lynne Aprleqate Nancy Gr mon Sh rley Allee Mary Amburqy Susan Ayer: anne Austin Jerry Br-nne T PD ROW Shar! we er Jane Hoeyelmeyer Marrlyn Huheey Nancy Hughes Anne Dau ton Carol Hayden Janrce Bau'ey Mar e Hmden Sarah Hud on FOUPTH ROW Qrchard Fvderle Danny 1 n rs: er ar es ras Jo rr eor e un! yr you ne a n Pau! Hsrrxoc n er fW.1rMn1 Jun Durhcrw T ROW Don ones vrd r wo mWes c came en o ns ervy ones nny ya? 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MR JOHN D BLACKFORD Superintendent MR. GEORGE B. REDFERN Principal -54 MISS ANNE ADAMS Commercuol Aris ALTON DOWNER Music Scnence Mcthemohcs MISS FLORENCE BIRKS Home Economlcs MRS BEULAH BARNES English Llbrarlcn MR. MR. CARROLL BERRINGER MRS MILDRED DAVIS Englush DOUGLAS ERNSTING lndusirncl Arfs MR NORMAN KUSEL Physical Educahon MR OLIVERJ GOSSARD English MRS LOIS FISH I' MR. AV 1 1 ...Q 47 DR, ALLY C. HANDMAN Languages MR ROBERT MILLFR Mcthemohcs DAVID McNEIL Geography Luteravuxe Arnfhmehc Sclence Oruentuhon ROBERT MARTIN Sclence MRS MARGUERITE HOWARD Physical EdUCD'IOl'1 'PQ if MRS MILDRED KREIDER Ardhmehc Lurercture MRS EDITH COLFMAN Secretory Io Mr Blackford MR PAUL TRINKLE Husfory MISS EVELYN .IACOBSEN Secrefory Io Mr Redfern Clerk MRS VIRGINIA SIMMONS English MR CARL SCHWENDER Chief Custodian MRS MARGUERITE CASSIDY Cofeierlc Asslstunf MR HAROLD WALKER Cusiodlcn MRS HELEN REIS Cufeierva Manager 1 af' wr 5355'- Q 4 li . 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Q ,f K 'E-.1 , ' K -V-5 'X A-- ff fgx - '- 21? ff f ' AK ff AK X: I Y' S' A' ,f Au!f4 A ,x X3-53,-.Ax .3 Hr' '- - f l, X W1 A 1 jf Vkf- - . -N- .,' X W, E , -- f If vQ'g.,2 , -n sis., X i f ,' f' ' -1-'N I , rx A41 ' A , 9' sf f - , A 1 is 7, Rfk A ' 1 .X g,.Ix4-,-., x V: - 1--4-fs lffyfv-L, 76,2 Ron Klemme Presldent Myron Austln Treasurer Jack McAfee Vlce President Don Shackelford Secretary Bull Hopewell Chaplaln The HI Y started the l949 l95O school year by lnvltung new members to goin the club The veteran members were busy with lnlt atlon plans and the future program Reverend Maurer gave a brief talk at the formal lnltlatlon held In the Maru mont Com munity Church The club at thls txme accepted new members Perhaps the busiest season for club mem bers was lust preceding the Christmas holidays At thxs time they sold Christmas seals to the students to ald the Antl Tuberclosls League Be sides this alded by the MTeens they gave a party In the cafeterla for eighteen orphans ln addltlon to speakes and other varied prolects the club managed to End time t sponsor a dance lt was held In the gym after the traditional alumni basketball game and was exceptionally well attended By looking back over the years to the first Plalnvllle HIY club which had only fifteen members you can readily see the progress made as now there are over fifty five actlves An article about the HI Y club at Marlemont Hugh School would not be complete unless the name of their capable advlsor Nr David Mc Nell was Included The boys can look back on a successful year which was made so par tlcularly by Mr McNeil and Ron Klemme the president V P3 A :Rs ' r .1 - T I I, . , I ,h h . 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I - I . - ' 1 52 WZ 7ee1w F4 Jr' ss W .11 AO. f':-.F +- 'rf' 'cv' ' jvwj' 'sf 0 ,lit Q'-r Ut:-T .id -lsvsvfx Anita Thomas Presldent Marolyn Reld Treasurer Barb Hanaford Vice President This year the old Y Teens club was replaced with a new and different gurls organ zatlon tne M Teens One of the first prolects was the drawing up of a new constltutlon which was ably done by the board and Mass Anne Adams the advisor On September 26 those freshman gl Is In terested were Invited to a potluck supper wh ch oubled as an Informal lnltlatlon A e next meeting those glrls who planned to loin entertained the older members with a ta'ent show Finally on October lO the freshmen were admltted as full fledged members of the M Teens Among some of our social events were two potluck suppers a scavenger hunt varuous sings Ruth Hunter Secretary led by Mr Downer and last but by far not the least the Football Royale Since the Royale IS probably the biggest dance ofthe year with the Prom as an exception we went all out to make Il even the best Royale We feel that with the exqulslte decorations and fine t tendance lf fulfilled our desires On the more serious slde of our nature w held several panel discussions one as a golnt meeting with the HI Y Besides thus we spon sored the Junior Red Cross drive n October sent gift boxes overseas and aided a needy family at Christmas time e feel that the first year ID the existence of the M Teens was tru y successful and hope others will follow In Its footsteps I ,. . - Q- Q - -in . f, - ' A ' -of Q h 1 ' '. ,Q 9-' 1 . 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' 1 . 1 . , 1 1 1 ' Quia z4z'4!ez'cc 744 Zona Joan Howard President Carolyn Blakeney Vlce President The Glrls Athletlc Assoclat on called G A A for short was organized to promote athletics and good sportsmanship among hugh school glrls We were Indeed fortunate In having Mrs Howard as our advisor again At the tlrst board meeting sports were chos en for the year They were tennis archery basketball volleyball and baseball The most popular basketball was prob ably the best attended In GAA we had Intramural games which took place every Tues day after school We also had the class teams composed of the outstanding players The Inter scholastic teams played other schools and had an exceptional season 1' vig, ln- Nwvgav Marilyn Runyan Treasurer Jane Simmons Secretary During each season one or two of the sports have precedence over all the others ln early fall whlle Its stlll warm we play tennls and like Wllllam Tell learn to shoot an arrow As the weather turns colder we go lnsade and play volleyball or the much 'favored basket bal When the grass turns green and were sure of sprung we again tramp outside and take our places on the diamond The biggest event of the year was the ban quet which ended all actlvrtles Letters plns guards and keys were awarded to outstand Ing members of the year Keys were also given to the members of honor teams and the newly elected OHICEFS We say good bye to another successful year but look forward to those to come 0 I I f r ,MJ U q . 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'iv Bull Hopewell Presldent Allen Spelman Treasurer Betty Blackford Vice President Susan Meyers Secretary Thus the second year an the hlstory of the Student Councll was probably one of the most CllHICUll Under the sponsorship of Mr George B Redfern the members worked never endlngly on many current school prob ems One commlttee under the chairmanship of Phil Nunn looked Into the school actlvltles The representatives felt that too many students take part In too many actlvrtues so It was the committees 'ob to find what could be done about nt Ella Hansen and her committee took over the school calendar tor scheduling actlvltles whale Frances Pope and hers drew up the de tails for prmtrng a school handbook Many students dont take enough Interest In their council some dont even know their representatives However Il as felt that as the Councrl establrshes Itself the students n the ure ll look to ll more and moe a source of help g ' P -- GO P P na QA pf, , 1 f , - ,, ww 4 , K: t v l 5 .K , , ' ' Y I I . . .. , ' I . . - l . v - , . . . . 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I I ! , ' ' ' fut , wi ' r 5 Q 56 560601 200146 Sccwzamcca 7ze44mmz game Zcarzamcca 57 Edltor In chief Assistant Editors Business Manager: Publicity Chairman: Advertising: Boys Sports: Girls Sports: Feature Writers: Merry Ann Baker Don Shackelford Sherill DeWeese Jack Graeter Marilyn Reid Barbara West .lim Whelpley Joan Wiener Jane As on Craig Clark ean Roush Jeanne Hake Camille Champlin Bob Shackelford Ann Doll .loan Coward Rebecca Miller Exchange Editor Humor Editors Public Relations: News Reporters: Barbara Watson Arch Ernst Tom Christy Don Fletcher Suzanne Ebersole Irene Lovins Marilyn Adamson Elaine Austin Betsy Ludwig Dave Martin Virginia Huerkamp A arilyn Reid Susan Meyers Roberta Niehaus Frances Pope Marcia Reid Adviwf: Mrs. Barnes Wm 37415 Za Zcnccm DQQI Edltor Asslstant Editor Art Edltor Assistant Art Editor Busuness Manager Advertnstng Manager Advertlstng Staft Photographers Betty Thomas Betty Blackford Lucy Kerr Duck Bucknell Myron Austin Joan Howard Harold DeCamp Larry Meyer Joe Morgan Jack Breslin .loan Wiener Lufy lferr Llterary StaFf Carolyn Blakeney Typvng Staff Jeanne Hake Becky Muller Barbara Hanaford Suzanne Ebersole Jo Ann Gander Doris Cllnger Wanda Raleigh Ronald 'ilemme Blll Hopewell Don Shackelford Yvonne Mohlman Juanita Kissinger Joan McAfee Qu ' Y ' , I ' ' ,' ,469 ' ' f ,I M , I, 5 -. 3 .L ,r M A A 59 4 and Jo Ann Huggins Presldent Ralph Montgomery Treasurer Harold Lelman VIce Presldent Durlng the l949 50 school year the band has tanen a promlnent part In many school functtons and was noted throughout the loot ball season for llS preclslon maneuvers and novelty f0FmOlIOnS by Mr Downer the dlrector wlll long be re membered by us the spectators Of the novel acts 0 e In particular stands out In our memory The unltormed band formed an um brella In the center ofthe field and olayed as only they can It Aln t Gonna RaIn No More Betty Anderson Secretary The magorettes wlth batons whIrlIng des cended from the spokes as raindrops Ano her one of the more InspIrIng Included the Junior Hugh Band At the last game of the season these two formed a double M In front of and Gold As soon as the footoall season ended the band began to practIce for theIr sprlrg con r held I the auclItorI m on Anrl I lt w well attended and the band was at ITS best . -E I . 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Q . ..j , dh!! ix - ff, if -Q5 K II' r xx YJ V :Y ,EXE-'QQ 5'-Ig , A' 1' X K I lg' V L ' -, 4L.s, A A 1 .X -7,2-- .1 .5 X X , , f gp: .nur ,f , - x -fb 4 ' 1 ' W L,-. -at , 1 A' , ' A -v K ' , ' -1, 2 ?aa1!Zcz!Z The 1949 grldlron season provlded the students and fans of Marlemont an abund ance of thrllls Hopes for a terrific season were hlgh after the preview game sunk to a low at the Reading game and rose agaln at Lockland and the finale When the gun ended the Madeira game the team had completed the season with a won five lost four and tied one record Although ll was a small squad oc turned out the strongest eleven man team in the school s history Marlemonters got their first look at the at Lockland Marlemont drew St Bernard as their opponents In this abbreviated contest The Warriors offense led by Morgan and Hoxby crushed the Tltans 13 O In a few minutes playing time The season s opener pitted the Warriors against a blg Deer Park team Not to be discouraged by lack of slze Marlemont rolled up three qulck touchdowns In the first half and coasted to an 18 6 victory Norwood vlslted Marlemont several weeks later and returned with an upset vlctory Costly penalties proved to be the difference as the Warriors lost thelr first game 14 12 Bouncing back against North College Hlll Marlemont resumed early season form Roll Ing up 27 points ln one quarter they had little trouble In dunklng the Trolans 34 6 A mld season letdown seized the War rlors the following week A fired up Reading team ran at wlll against a llstless Maruemont eleven The Blue Devils extracted full re venge for their last years upset as they trounced us for a 19 0 triumph Playlng In a mud soaked field the War rlors slopped to their thlrd triumph as they out swam St Bernard 18 6 Marlemont scored on the first play from scrimmage and coasted the second half Hoping to score a mayor upset the War rlors took the field against a highly favored Wyoming team Doc fielded a baffllng de fense against the Cowboys which vlrtual ly stopped their speedy offense However two fumbles an intercepted pass and a punt return were sufficient to give Wyomlng a 24 O triumph Running up against the league champs Marlemont came up with their finest game of I I . . 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I 64 the year l'ew observers gave the Warriors much of a chance against the powerful Lock land Panthers Ignoring the press notices Marlemont out fought and out played the Loc lande s tll their lack of reserve strength caught up with them A fresh Lock land tezm' ran easily agalnst the tired War rlors In the dying minutes of the game and capped a 20 O victory The final game of the -49 season matched Marlemont against a supposedly hlgh scor Ing Madeira tearr' But the Warrtor s defense was as tight as their offense was smooth and they smothered the Mustangs 27 0 Nine seniors leave the squad this season Hopewell captain Hoxby Morgan Klemme Ferns Austen Durlam Bresln and DeCamp were all awarded letters at the Football Banquet Besides these nlne sux gunlors and two sophomores received awards They were Welgleln Keown Feaerle Ernst Bron son Preston Blanton and Budach - , k T,Uf1 , , . , , , , I -. - I I I I . Q 5 I I I I 'I . ' 1 , . - 1 1 r , ' , , . in nf 'I 4 6. ,, K .fvvg QQ -F-31 Q ' , I -- .Q 5.- , fm, 4 4 l . ,J 1 J. . ijyufl. Dhvh PA lung W Lwfxy 1. A 1 fry.. W . . ff- 1 ,. Aw .agjlk 2,31 , A . 5. tw I Q 'QED 'I' ,ww A , .Zn f fag . .. Q my Q 3 J . we .JY-af'-2-gy' ur, 1 P I TEAM PLAYED ST Bernard Deer Pork Greenn lls Norwood North College Reodlng 91 Bernard Wyornlng Mrlford Locnlond Modelro ?aaz'5czZ! cieciufe MARIEMONT OPPONENTS gcwkeldafl cdednfe TEAM PLAYED Milford Mocleuro Deer Pork Wyoming ureenh lls Alumni Reodlng Sl Bernord Locldond Wyornlng Ml Llecxlllwy Deer Po K Terrace Pd Qreenlwlrls Recd ng Sl Bernard rllw Coll g Locklond Terrace Pork Redding MARlErfoNr OPPONENTS SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT 47 . ' l3 O 18 6 'i 6 6 T? TA l'l1ll 311 6 ' O l9 e. l8 6 ' O 24 ' 32 2 ' O 20 ' 27 O ' 55 2l ' 118 33 .59 37 ' 38 AO 'X F 5l 32 ' 58 3,5 ' 50 39 . .57 54 North College Hill AO 39 . 72 63 ' 34 2-1 .r 59 35 r' 65 30 ':'l., 56 52 9 112 5l 1 A3 AO . ' 59 45 No . e e l-ill 62 -48 53 52 A8 36 ' 32 Al Wdftdifq Zcwdelfalf Probably the one person who deserve cred It for the most successful basketball season In the hlstory ot Marlemont Hugh School ts Doc Kusel Doc knew that If the boys would play together and show more effort In the game the Warriors would wlnd up one of the to five teams In the clty Thus unde coachtng the basketeers won seventeen games out of nineteen and shared top bllllnq n the Mtll Creek Valley league with Lockland s The Warriors won their first three games which Included Mllford Madeira and Deer Park However the boys let up a llttle In the fourth and the Wyoming Cowboys edged 40 38 vtctory Greenhllls was the next opponent and the Marlemonters downed them 51 32 The Read mg and St Bernard games offered ltttle slstance but the next wtth North College Hull was close with the Martemont five ttnally nos mg a 40 39 vlctorv The next week ve were supposedly to b beaten by Locklands Panthers However by wlnntng 72 63 we tied w th them for top seat In the Mlll Creek Valley League Wyoming Mt Healthy Deer Park and Ter race Park were our next contenders but we took them with the ease of champions Having copped a victory from Greenh lls once before we again met them face to face The score wasnt quite as satisfactory since they beat us 42 51 This put us In second place The basketeers won the following three games which brought vctory over Reading St Bernard and North College Htll The last game of the season was the next week and once more we met our rlvals Lock land We traveled to their court and after a ntp and tuck game we Fnally won R3 52 That nlght we truly brought home the bacon slnce we once agalr' were tied for first place s - .f e . . , 1 - . 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' I I I I ' 'J ' , . 68 1 -nip T Nifl eaewe 2a46ez'5czZ6 The reserve team whale not ndlng with a season record comparable to that of the var slty lS lookrng forward to a great season next year The team was composed of seven sophomores Bull Blanton captain Harvey Yea ger John Gerard Allen Spelman Jim Harmon Ted Budach and Bob Meyer and slx freshmen Charles McDanlels Shane Danlels Rodney Jonas Don Clark Harry Moreton and Terry Jones Out of fourteen league games the reserves won seven lost seven They downed Deer Park and Wyoming How Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont tory The boys beat Reading ln the next con t st but the following four games were fatal as they lost to St Bernard North College Hull Lockland and Wyoming Once again the home team defeated Deer Park but as before Greenhllls went home VIClOftOUS Reading copped the next vlctory but then came the brightest spot IH the whole season The Marlemonters won over St Bernard North College Hlll and the league champions Lockland The scores of the league games are as Deer Park Wyoming Greenhllls Reading St Bernard North College Lockland Wyoming Deer Park Greenhllls Reading St Bernard North College Hull Lockland ever, Greenhllls went home with a 25,23 vic- follows: ' 3O 19 ' 23 ' 23 ' 23 ' 25 ' 22 ' 20 ' 26 - 28 ' 25 Hill 38 ' 20 32 ' l8 ' 22 ' 39 3l ' 27 ' 28 ' 23 ' 32 ' 26 . 24 ' 3l ' 24 ' 32 25 ln! s N4 W X Zemin!! 7?4X-4? 1 The l949 baseball squad opened their season wlth a 3 l wln over Wyoming and al ternated wlns and losses the remainder of the season Coach Ernstlna and his charges finished the year with a record of five vctorles and slx defeats In their flrst year In the Valley league they earned the reputation as a team that never Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont Marlemont I Q quits as proved In theur thrilling victory over North College Hlll Stellar wlnners were Spelman Greig Crlg ler Llndqulst and Bachman past seniors Hope well and Whitney present senrors Federle Mc Ewan Doll and Betts present lunlors and Blan ton Yeager Budach Iredale Swardson and Horne present sophomores The schedule of scores IS as follows Wyom ng Walnut Hllls Deer Park Loveland Greenhllls Peadmg Made ra St Bernard North Colleg Mllford Lockland rl ' ll ll y ll 4 ll l-ll' I , if A gal e ' -- : ' 3 2 1 . 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When the l949 TYGCK season started the ma terlal didn t look bad Under the expert leader the state these boys could be made Into champions The season started oft In early April with several triangle meets The team seemed to take them without too much dtfttculty The Wesleyan Relays and the lockland Night Relays were scheduled for the same day This was the first real test of strength The boys dld exceptionally well slnce the small group that went to Wesleyan came bacx wlth two second places while the rest of the boys lust squeaked through to w n the Lockland Relays ln the next several weeks the boys took th meets by storm wtnnlng the tradltlonal Plaln R ays After the Nl V I L meet four mor to htes were crammed Into the already crowded trophy case At the Mraml Relays the boys met a few bad breaks and were nosed out by Wyoming by one ninth of a point The following week they placed third In the dlstrlct During the week that followed the boys really got ser ous about their work They went to the State Finals with a grlm determination to e ther wrn or at least pct up a terrltlc struggle The outlook w s hopeful but It wasnt untll the last race was over that they wee sure they were the state champions i . Whoo r I f , Q' 7 , v U r . , - e Ship of HDOCH Kusel the hes' ,rock Couch in ville Invitational and the Knights of Columbus - el . t . . . . , , e I F V? . - . I , l I f I ' . ' I I , . 74 fa We 'mai Q 4:1 The 1949 Junior High track team had a very successful season since they won both of their track meets In the early part of the season the lnvlta tional Track Meet was held In which all of the neighboring schools participated After the field events and close running Marlemont came out on top with 45 5X6 pomts Readlng was sec ond wlth 38 pomts and Madeira thlrd with 24 A few weeks later came the M V I L Track Meet at the Lockland stadium This track meet was for both hugh school and lunlor hugh The rumor hugh teams were dlvlded Into two classes the elementary rumors and the elementary seniors The semor secton took first place with a total of 44 points whlle the IUHIOYS took second place In their respective group The boys who participated were Moreton McDanlels Clark Jonas McGuire Federle Flscher West Sturwold Tlgner Slmmons Schlotterbeck Straley Root DuPont Bachman and Roessler Since their season In rumor hvgh was so successful the boys will be more than wel come to the hlgh school team I I I . A ..,s . I 'V - L U A . . , I 'S , , . lf , T . I n . 1 a : I u 1 I I I I I U u 1 I I I I I - - 1 1 I I I I I I Q 1 ' , . 75 Up untll 1949 Plalnvslle had been state runners up three tmes This season was destined to break the precedent The track season as a whole was successful however few ever dreamed they would return from Columbus as state champs The boys dld their best throughout tne meet and after the final event they realized the name they had made for themselves and their school Noteworthy IS the fact that they won the meet by aefeatlng their traditional rlvals from home Lockland By the tlme the final meet drew to a close the boys had won a total of four teen trophies and set several new school records Under the capable supervson of Doc Kusel we are sure our school Marlemont wlll ga n lust as much success as Pla nvllle 76 , - z . i , , . , - -. , --as . . I . E . eww 77457-7747 Marlemont IS a member of the M V I L Tennvs Board whlch encourages persons who wish to play tenms to partxclpate ln the tourna ments which ll arranges Each school enters any of the boys and gurls who desire to lm prove their game It IS not necessary for the partlclpants to be unusually good smce the oblect of these games is to encourage every one who enloys playmg tennis The tennls team of 1949 50 was under the capable supervlslon of Mr Jack Ross Many profitable hours were spent after school prac tlclng for the heavy schedule ofthe year the tournaments were played on Wednes day afternoons usually at the Pleasant Ridge -...uw ourts Among Marnemonts opponents were Bellevlew Wyoming Deer Park Lockland and Readtng Single set matches were played and also many doubles matches The l949 50 team was composed of boys and gurls Including Mary Larson Sue Meyers Joan Howard Myron Austin Sher Ill DeWeese Art Oldham Tom Swisher Paul Shlnkle .llm Boyd and Donn Martln The tennls season as a whole was success ful un that a large percentage of the matches were won and also In the fact that It provided beneficial exercise and an opportunity for good sportsmanshrp I 1 ' K if A W l ' fl ' Jr. V 2 Y' ', QW, l rc . , Y K V .. x l ' H ,. ff v NWL.. . s ' ' lin'-lfl,l.yr tl. tlrli ' . vs . 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' 1 77 epafzl of ,-4Z5ZeZcc4 az 5 lt was a beautlful summer day last August 22 1949 when the hard grueling grind began for some fifty young football players With two practices scheduled dally ll dad not take long to foretell that this would be one of the most successful football teams ln the history of the school The season started off very well untll over confidence contrvputed to two losses But reallzlng our mistakes and gaming by experience we became serious once again and played some very fine games By diversified play on offense and defense and our bone cracking tackling we wound up the league schedule by surprising Lockland the league champions and holdlng them to one score ln the first half We finlshed In fourth place Among those of outstanding ablllty during the season were Blll Hopewell Derek Hoxby Joe Morgan Ronald Klemme Myron Austin Jack Breslln Harold Defamp and Jlm Ferns Great things were looked for from the 1950 hoop squad ln the first week however two letter men had to drop basketball for varlous reasons This left us without too much reserve power which IS essential In every game for wlnnlng We played some very outstanding basketball which enabled us to tle Lock land for the champlonshlp of the Mlllcreek Valley lnterscholastlc League during our first full year of league play We ended our season In the quarter finals of the dlstrlct tournament having won eighteen and losing three lt was the most suc cessful season we had In two or three years Ronald Klemme repeated his performance on the local newspaper all star teams whlle our center Wes Damerow also was Included on several all star squads Guards Elmer Simons and Bob McEwan received honorable mention sev eral tlmes while Joe Morgan often helped In playing some very fine games Myron Austin was our chlef substitute and In a number of games was the deciding factor for our vlctory Graduation of these fine players makes a severe challenge to next years team to equal such a fine record Chances for repeating our try for state track titles seemed very good at the beginning of the year but after our star trackman Phll Nunn was lnlured hopes of such glory vanished We dld very well at our Eleventh Annual Marlemont Hugh School lnvltatlonal and the Third Ohio Wesleyan Relays and have won three trl angular track meets Our great shot put man Joe Morgan has set every record In every meet to date ond we have hopes that he will break the state shot put record this year Doc Kusel INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1949 50 Won Lost Won 959 Federle Riley U Clemons Preston Werglem Lelman El IS Dneckbroder CHAMPIONS LeRoy Federle Rodney Jonas Terry Jones Fred Hlntze Jim Brady Denny Straley and Don McGuire INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOP SCORERS LeRoy Federle Bernardino Fueno Mackey Fleno Larry Meyer Jock Keown 78 ' A ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I I ' I I I , . 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Zan L' 7a6e 7759 ?emqf -5,1 70454466 gcmgaez' 7065465 fagczfe Soiaaf Dag Semen 4e em September 1949 School doors swung wlde We finally le come accustomed to 310 and our new assembly seats Marlemonts new school song has xt but at our f1rst M V I L preview me We won Sophomore boys wear tles for H1 Y 1n1t1 ation Well It was nice whlle It lasted The Warrlors lose their f1rst game to Nor wood Seniors throw l'9l blg dance Fv eryone present except the seniors October 1949 Flrst War Path appears on the stands Senlors brave raln to see Henry V lMov1e th ls l The teachers lbless theml hold a con ventlon No school November 1949 M H S welcomes parents to open house Front of school has Its face lifted' Wllltam and Mary reign again at the Football Royale December 1949 Basketball season opens with a bang Mllford IS conquered Slx lllustrlous football players are chosen for Eastern Hllls All Star Team We all warble carols ID our Christmas Assembly A real red letter day the leeglnnrng of Christmas vacatlon and Jun ors glve Dont Take My Penny huge success January 1950 Back to the puts' Marlemont beats Locklancl rn an overtime thriller Tled for flrst place ID the league Semester exams and headache Oh that chem' Whoever heard of Co'dsm1th'9 February 1950 1 Report cards Can anyone forge my pop s SlgFlG1UF9o Masque and Mantle invades the Cox to see The Barretts of Wrmpole Street one Z vslts Schenley laboratorles even br ng home samoles penucvllln'-ll clence Club and doesnt lWho wants Our carnival and unforgettable mlnstrel show Ron and Susre klng and queen Forty elght lDeCc1mp didnt make ltl car nlval tired sen ors drag themselves to school March 1950 2 Donn Martln leaves for Washington to partlcupate rn the Westinghouse Talent Search 3 7 Coal strlke no school Donn returns triumphant He receives a warm but HOISY welcome Topseeded Marlemont IS ellmmated from the tournaments by Reading Nlne senlor gurls get bland dates All n1ne dec'de to apply for admlsslon to Purdue next fall' Basketball Bounce Joe and Joan relgn as kung and queen rour senlors discuss the future of TV on Junlor Town Meeting 27 Sc ence Club lourneys to Detrolt The klds and Daddy Martln return to school Monday after three hours sleep' Happy Blrthday Mr Downer We have exery pupll tests nl 1950 1 May June O Sprlng vacatlon Seniors give the great mystery thrtller Drums o De t'-1 Oscar awarded lnvltat onal track meet Yvonne qets to school twenty minutes early 1950 Cass of 51 glves noble Prom at Terrace Park Country Club Memorial Day No school 1950 aenlors leaxe school for east time Baccalaureate servaces Gosh do we look as funny as we teelg Finally and at last Graduaton Senuors say good bye to a memorable four years , 2-S ' E ' ' ' 18- ' .' - ' ' 's de- - I , ' - . . . . ga. . 201 - . . , . h - - I I 8- ' . ' at ' . 9- K - ' - - ' . . 11- ' ' ' ' . ' 1 Q . . . - . . -1 . . . . 21-, O A -Thanks for Thanksgiving. 24, - 5 - -D - - - 1 ' 3O-- ' , . . in ' , l 1 I . . 5, T ' ' . ig . . 1 l ' . ' . - , J . . 22- ' z . - - 3C- 1, ' T- ' 27- 1 ' ' - ' 30- ' . . ' H , 11- - , ' . 1' , 1 ' 14- ' - . ' 88 BIG BUY HAMBURGER The only Double Deck Hamburger In town served on Toasted Bun with two Pattles of ground Beef Spiced Sauce Lettuce Cheese and Topped wlth Pickle 4621 Reading Road Frisch s Malnllner Restaurant 5756 Wooster Plke Frisch s Bug Boy Restaurant 3250 Central Parkway 90 Frisch's Mt. Vernon Restaurant W Roy Crouch Constable 11200 Plalnvllle Road Dependable Insurance Service Smce I924 WHITE VILLA GROCERIES Meats Frozen Foods C RE Beer Wine BONDS AUTOMOBILE PArkway 2016 C0mPI'menI5 Compliments Harry 8: Carl NASH CARS 8. TRUCKS J H 4OOI 3 PIalnvlIIe Rd DAIRY PRUDUGTS BRamble I746 Clnclnnatl 27 Ohio 91 . H. - .I . . . 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Washlngton Blvd. Chicago 7 Illinois 1 Compliments Bonme J Beauty Shop Phone BRomble 3156 6760 Bramble Avenue Compllments f YOCHUM S FOOD SHOP Hrllagv Grille Marlemont on the Square ATTAWAY PONTIAC 5020 Whetsel Ave BR 1 O6 Pontiac Motor Cars Complete Automotive Service Good Used Cars J I M S Service Station 6300 Wooster Pike SHELL PRODUCTS Dunn 81 Lashbrook, Inc FUNERAL Home 6111 Madison Road Phone BR 0203 Compliments of The Eastern Halls Coal 84 Supply Co Wooster Pike Plolnvtlle Ohlo Phone LOcust 8181 ' o v 1 Compliments of , I I I 102 Best Wishes to The Class of 50 Compliments M A R I E M 0 N T Laundry and Dry Cleaners 5601 Wooster Pike Friend Morlemont Ohlo BRomble 2000 IHE HHHWN PUHISHINH EU PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS BLANCHESTER OHIO 103 of A Klgawl D'JFl.S!Il'.S fo M10 Cfyczss :gf H150 Zaazflie dam Few people reallze the amour-t of work behlnd the publlcatlon of a year book All that most of when does If come out and how many tImes IS my plcture In we were all year know the great the heaps of fun beh nd one lone annual On the Inslde of the venture headlna the masthead was Betty Thomas the edItor Betty s problems started way back In August when she began gettlng the senlors appoIntments to have thelr plctures taken When school opened concern ourselves wlth lS Il However unconcerned as the three glFlS pictured al ove amount of work and yes the actual plannlng of what was to go where began After connpletlng the plans sIgnIng conIracts and chooslng a staff Betty and Mr Gossard drew up a schedule and set theIr mlnds to strck to If Plctures pctures and more plc tures were taken Betty had to make sure that a photographer was present at all occasrons s that nothlng would b left out As e proofs were returned the dummy corny was formed and the annual finally began to look luke an annual At last on that red letter day of Aprll l2 after elght months of work the annual was sent to the prlnter Betty could now look forward to sleeplng at nlght and lunklng the always handy bottle of asplrln At the top of the art department was Lucy Kerr the art edItor lt was Lucy who drew all the plctures and sketches Included wIthIn the covers of thIs book lt was also Lucy who de srgned most of the pages and carrred them 4 IX out to the last detall To go back even further It was Lucy who took most of the Informal plc tures In fact to conclude the IIst Lucy was the gal who stayed In the art room many nlghts tI'l after SIX cuttIng ttttlng pastmg tearlng and re pastlng Thus on that dreamed of day In Aprl she put aslde her pencll paper razor blade band UldeS glue and brush and sat down to relax for the first tlme In months Last but not least was the asslstant edItor Betty Blackford lrtstead of str ctly carrylng out the edItors orders as many people suppose It was Bettys Iob to SUDGTVISS the wrtte ups lIstIngs and VOVIOUS other copy Early In Oc tober Betty got together a staff and they be -,an to wrvte Carolyn Blakeney and Jeanne Hake were In charge of quotations whlle Barb rlanaford took care of the lkes and dIslIkes and Becky Mlller the calendar Suzanne Eber sole and Jo Ann Gander wrote the prophecy whrch wasnt Included wIthIn the book because of space but was QIVED to each senlor separ otely BIII Hopewell and Ron Klernme helped o t on several of the sports articles but other than that Betty found If much eos er to slmply wrlte them herself After wrItng typlng and proof readmg all the copy was ready for e prlnter e the other two glrs Betty neaved a slgh of rellef on that notable Aprll day Now that IlS over the three concede tha It would be easter If they ever dd It agaln but probably not nearly so much fun ul, . 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