Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

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On October 23, 1959, our annual Homecoming game was played SEATED: Ann Yarrington, Queen Carol Smith, Janet Zell. STAND- ING: Jim Daley, Jerry Yoder, Bill Mitchell, John Doellinger. against Gahanna. At this game we honored our Homecoming Queen, Miss Carol Smith and her two attendants, Janet Zell and Ann Yarrington. They were chauffeured across the field by Jerry DeGood, David Green, and Mike Morelock, in a procession which included last year's queen, Miss Ann Baldridge, who is now a freshman at Ohio State University, J the cheerleaders, and the majorettes. Queen Carol was escorted by Bill Mitchell, her attendants, Janet Zell by John Doellinger and and Yarrington by Jim Daley. The Band formed a pathway through which they walked to the melody Marche Processionalen. The cheer- leaders presented corsages of yellow mums to the attendants, while Queen Ann presented Queen Carol also with beautiful yellow mums. In conclusion Queen Carol honored co-captains Jim Easton, Bill Helmick and Jim Walker with the good-luck horseshoe and, of course, the good luck kiss. The charm of Queen Carol, her horseshoe, and kiss worked wonders as we defeated Gahanna 28 to 4 To conclude the even- ing Marysville High School held its annual Homecoming Dance honoring Miss Carol Smith our Homecoming Queen of 1959-60. Selection of the Home- coming Queen and her court was taken by a student ballot , of the Juniors and Seniors Marysville High School. 0 f Compliments of MARYSVILLE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION 65

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Basketball VARSETY BASKETBALL This year the Monarch Basketball team concluded the season with an 8-10 record. The team consisted of 4 seniors, 9 juniors, and 9 sophomores. This year the team had four lettermeng they were Bill Helmick, Jim Easton, Don Hauser, and Mike Mackan. Don Hauser was placed on the all Mid-Eight team. Jim Easton and Bill Helmick were given Honorable Mention. Our coaches, Mr. Tucker and Mr. Zawacki, should be greatly thanked for their great deal of work expended for the VARSITY BASKETB A LL SCORES team. MHS OPP Jon. Alder 30 41 London 32 50 Mifflin 61 43 Groveport 51 39 Richwood 53 37 Westerville 42 49 Gahanna 42 56 Grove City 47 63 Hilliards 45 48 Big Walnut London Vlifflin Jon. Alder Groveport Gahanna Westerville Grove City Hilliards MHS OPP 54 61 43 60 49 43 46 45 66 42 49 56 49 37 66 68 43 28 RESERVE BASKETBALL This year's Reserve Basketball team had a record of 13-5. The team con They were under the able direction of Mr. Zawacki. They showed a great deal of promise and ability. By the time they reach varsity stage they will greatly add to the fortunes of the Marysville Basketball team. RESERVE BASKETB ALL SCORES MHS OPP Jon. Alder 16 37 London 37 24 Mifflin 37 16 Groveport 27 30 Richwood 34 28 Westerville 36 24 Gahanna 20 34 Grove City 47 33 Hilliards 33 36 Big Walnut London Mifflin Alder Groveport Gahanna Westerville Grove City Hilliards sisted of 9 sophomores and 7 juniors. MHS OPP 44 39 43 27 36 32 49 23 38 17 33 27 32 25 36 29 26 33 Compliments of UNCO BOWLING ALLY INC. cmd MCMAHON PACKING CO.