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' ' 1111 111111111 I,lllI C'1111'g111 1 1 1x' 1111511 ,H 1' 41111 Wllllam E Davis The Class of Nmefeen Hundred and Flffy re specffully dedlcates this forty seventh volume of THE DRAGON m appreciation of his m feresf ln our achvmes and hrs wlllmgness fo guide and counsel us The Dedicallon To O I O I F ' . gg 'AQ t -Ag s - J Q ' -Q ef-' - E I :' ,I JQL J E . if - ' Y' E' . D 1 5 gg-if . E E4 ' 4 49 I: .2 sf, k Q f' is P i ill :J Il F ' ' ..1.LV R ' , K - ,. I2 333,111 'fi' ,F S31 I I az Q G , a N I at Q' 5 ' M ' id J Y, ' ,x ,, gg!! E 44. 1 ng ui pun 2 ' C ' - 2, qv l N K 51 'Y EH? QQ: 2 -'I tml 1 - ' 1:1945 2 -ldiif , as ' .1155 ' ,H 3 7Q,,,. 'F EE!! g 'zz . a 'Eh . I ' A ,3 j 'v 1 ' -5 72 in. '-5 4 A5 C I ,. 5 9 I 1' -, ' E Edward Lee McClain 1861 1934 Donor ofthe Edward Lee McClcun High School McClain Athletic Field The Vocational School, and the Mrs. Edward Lee McClain 18671947 Co donor of the Edward Lee McClam High Athlet1cF:eld and the Flood Lights School, the Vocational School, the McClain 3? Frank Raymond Harrls A B Ohlo Wesleyan M A Harvard lnsplrmg teacher wrse admmastrator world traveler PrmcrpalMcClcun High School 1903 1909 1911 1923 Superintendent of Greenfield Schools 1923 1939 Superintendent Emeritus 1939 Presented by McClam Hugh School Alumni Assocuatlon 1949 The Administration . -- 1 C A KENWORTHY Prev! nt CLARENCE L FOX MERRITT WHETMER BALDWIN RICE RAYMOND ENNIS Board of Educafion ' . '1 0 CIN-lg VIH' Pl'l'.YflfL'l1I K B R DUCKWORTH C E BOOHER M A Ohlo Stfnte Umversxty B A DCNCIHCL College BS Ohio Northern Umverslty 'W A 01110 Stife UFUVGVSIIY Umvuslty ot Chicago Pflflfflml Sllfltlllllllllltllf of Srlmnlx THELMA PINKERTON IRMA L MOREHEAD L1ltlLIordNcIson Business Secremrx to C I1 Brmlzu Colluu, SKIHVIIIX In B R lJIlllxH0l'lh Adminisfrafors and Secrefaries . . Q ' 0 ' ' ' -.1 1 3 . .. . 4 - -, ' x - 1' ' ' .1 , ' -' A' I .' I , K' . Av if s S if , 1354 v . I E s - .' ' N ' ' ' s , s ' , .. , . , . V V MARGARET BEAVER B S WIIUIIDLIOH College Ohlo State Unrverslty Conscrvatorx of Clnclnndtl M imc GRACE A BLAKE AB Ohio Unlverslty Harvard Unlverslty University of NllChI5ll'l I IIILIISII BERNICE E BROWN A B Mlaml Unlverslty Ohlo Umverslty Oftlee Tralnlng College Sho: Ihtlllll 7ypeu Hllllg Gr nc ml Business ISABEL BUCK M A New York Umverslty B A Ohlo State Umverslty Battle Creek College P113 mal Lducatzon G 61161111 Sczence HERBERT A CAREY B S Ohlo State Unlverslty Voc anonal Agllflllfllfl The Faculfy .A I, ' ' v 1 . . .yi 5 I Wilmington College E 1 ' ' I R - -1 I , ' A 1 - 1 WILLIAM E DAVIS Nl A Unlversttv of Wrshm ton BS Ohlo St ate Unlversntv ffISl0lI THOMAS DOYLE M A Ohlo St lte Umversltw B S Education Mum: Unnerslty PIIISICIII IZIIIICIIIIOH Br sk: thall Com I1 MERLE ELLIS BS Ill Educ ntlon Iunmr High Sfllllll SIlldllS WYLIE FETHERLIN A B Ohlo Northern Umversrtv BS Ohio Northern Untversuv INIIJITII Unlversltv lnglztlr Sprfrh Arts ALICE E GRAY B S Wrlmmgton College Completed work tor BS ln llbrnrv Selenee Western Res rve Umversltv The Faculfy f ji - f Wilmington College . -, I .Il I L' .',. - . . y I K ' x Tun, foil! ndfilhi JOHN W GRIESHEIMER A Ohio State Umvermty Ohio Umverslty Malin mum s I ontlmll Conf 11 TH ELMA B HAMILTON BS Ohlo UDIVLTSILN VN 1lmlng,ton College Ar! WILDA LAW KILPATRICK A B Monmouth College Ohlo Umxerslty Wllmlngon College Junior High Mullunmnrs BETTY LEAVERTON Wllmtngton College Home I c onomus DOROTHY A LYNCH A B Monmouth College Wilmington College Lllglllll Blologv 'T The Faculfy F B MOWBRAY Ohlo Umverslty Wllmlngton College Mlaml University Junlor High Boys Special FAYE MURPHY Ohno Smte Umverslty Junzor High School Home ECONOMICS WAVA PHILLIPS B S Ohlo State Umverslty iln Home Economics ECIUCHIIODJ Vocational Home Economics A D PITCHER B S Ohlo State Umverslty Industrial Arts HOWARD L RHUDE B S Wnlmmgton College C PT Mlaml Umverslty Umverslty of Cmcmnatl Physics Chemzstry General Science The Faculiy . . . . 7 v B.S., . 5 W. , 1 , fig . ., . . . ., . . . ., . . ., V v , ADELAIDE R SHULL B A Ohlo Wesleyan Ohlo State Unnversnty Wittenberg College Latin Spanish Hzxtorv JAMES C SITTERLE M A Ohlo State Unlverixty AB Denison Umversxty Wllmmgton College Ohlo University CEOHIHICICICII Subfeclx Drnfr Lduc 1111011 Guzzlunu FLORENCE DILTS SNIDER BS Wxlmmgton College Ohno bnlversxty Wnttenberg College Jzmlol H15 h English RODERICK THOMAS A B Rlo Grande College Unlverslty ol Chicago Ul'llVCl'Slly of lllmom Ohlo State UUINCTSIIY flllfllllllllf Alix Asslslant C0411 I1 EDNA THOMPSON BS Ohlo Unlverslty Wllmlngton College Ohlo State Unlversltv The Faculfy u . ., 1 . ., . . ., In . . 1 xy, -. v . . V, . ., f . , . . . I . . ., , . f . ., . ., The Cfasses ,N V Glorla Lee Allen Telytha Baker Roy Barr Phylls Joan Barrett Norman Beryl Baxla Evelyn Lucllle Campbell Leona Cheek Pauline Cochran Tl'omas Creachbaum Joseph B Copelanol Paul R Cowglll Vsrgmla Lee Cox Byron Cracraft Patrlcua Ann Condon Ada Joan Curry Juanita Lucllle Forcl Class President HARRIET SOMMERS Vice President JAMES SELLERS Peggy Joanne Garrett Patrscra Ghormley Helen louise Griffith Jay R Harmount The Seniors LA l I fi Patrlcla Lou Haynes Wanda Hodge Mary Louise Hollls Clarllane Horn Betty Evelyn Jones Wllllam Kelly Darrell Lee Knlsley Mary Louise Knlsley L4 Mildred McDonald Marnlyn Mcl.am Howard W Martmdlll Charles Mntchell James Every Newland Jerry Newman Jacqulan Joyce Pence Kenneth Penn Allce Jo Penwell Jane Pierce Elsie Rittenhouse 'C Secretary PATRICIA ANN CONDON Treasurer JACQULAN PENCE The Seniors Q EX y I Paul L. Mills y vm , m,1l4v ' L 'X lf , ., ghfmf Lloyd C Roads Ruth Eleanor Roads Marlorle Ann Roberts James E Rose Clifford Royse Jackie Lee Satterfleld James Sellers Pat Shrock Colleen Smith Harrlet Sommers ,f 'll f Joseph Wm Walker ip .L John A Weaver 4 Paul B Weller Gwendolyn Marne York X950 Class Colors Wme and opal blue Class Flower Whne camellla Clas Motto No+hnng ventured nothmg gunned The Seniors Q . K 5 ' u . , 'I I if 5 if ' ml ,lg 1 ' N 1 ' f W , , 'W 57 , ,V L. it , h i J ll ll .V Q A ff , 'C Tl yr? ,I L I . I V,-, . ,A V' I' I ., f w ' . , S 1 H I - I - - ll Gloraa Lee Allen Glorao Alpha I 7 3 4 Secretary 3 Presadent 4 YTeen I 7 3 4 Secretary 7 4 Student Coaancal 3 Class Gafts 3 lzaster Assemblv 4 Chrastmws Assembly 7 Red Cross Representatave 4 Dragon staff Alpha Fclator 4 Chaarm an Class Wall 4 Chaarm an of Dec or ataons for Y leen Dance 7 Telytha Baker Tallae H A 4 Garls Sports I 7 3 Y Teens I 7 C Hastory 4 Senaor Data 4 Class Motto 4 Roy Barr Damples s Sports I 3 4 Secretary 4 Chorus 7 Sprang Concert 2 Football I 3 4 Basketb ll I 3 4 Bas b ll 2 4 Football Capt aan 4 Football 7 4 Baskethca 4 Dragon staff Football Edator 4 Class Motto Phylas .loan Barrett a F H A 4 Garls Sports I 7 3 YTeens 3 4 Band I 7 3 4 Sprang Concert I 7 B'and Concert I 7 3 Band M 7 Chevrons 3 4 lnvatataon Commattee Jr Sr 3 Decor ataon Commattee Sr D'ance 4 Norman Beryl Baxla Dutch Nataonal Honor Socaety 4 Masque 81 Gavel 4 N21 taon2al Athletac Scholarshap Socaety 4 Boys Sports I 2 3 Chess Club 4 Ha Y 7 Student Councal Mem ber 3 Secretary 4 Footbfall I 3 4 Basketball I 7 otball s Buckeye Boys State 3 4 H Camp 3 Da agon staff Advertasements 4 Class Degrees 4 Evelyn Lucalle Campbell Lucy YTeens I Z 3 4 Alethean I 7 3 4 Majorettel Chorus I Sprang Concert I George Washangtora Slept Here I Sasters Under the Skan Leona Cheek Bug F H A I 7 3 4 YTeens 4 Chorus 3 4 Cafeteraa I 7 4 Program Commattee 'Vlothcr Daughter Ban qaaet 4 Paulane Cochran Polly Garls Sports I 2 3 4 Decorataons Jr Sr Dance 3 Decor ataons Sr Dance 4 Patracaa Ann Condon Potty Cass Secretary 3 4 Alethe an I 3 4 YTe n 7 3 4 Band I 2 3 All Gaal Orchestra 7 Spr oncert I One Mad Naght 3 Last of te Lowraes 7 Nataonal Thespaan 7 3 Student Coun cal 4 Chaarman Food Commattee Junaor Senaor Ban quet 3 Knocker 4 Place Commattee Class Day 4 Labraraan 4 Joseph B Copeland Snatch F Ha Y 7 Avaataon 7 3 Chess Clu nd I 3 4 Dance Ban I 7 4 Sprang I 4 Ban M 3 Band Pan 7 4 Dec taon Commattee Jr Sr Banquet and Dance 3 Paul R Cowgall Pablo H Y 7 3 4 Boys Sports I Glee Claab 3 Octet 3 Sprang Concert I George Washangton Slept Here I Buckeye Boys State 3 Dragon staff Advertasements 4 Class Gafts 4 Varganaa Lee Cox Janny Nataonal Honor Socaeta 4 Alpha I 3 4 V Presadent 4 Program Ch aarman 7 3 X Teens I B d 7 3 4 Chora I 7 3 4 Attended ford as alternate for Traple Trao 4 Sprane Concert I 7 Band Concert 7 Easter Program 4 One Nl ad a ht 3 een for a Daw 3 Oaar Hearts Weae Ycung and Gav 4 Nataon al Thespaan 3 4 P s dent 4 Student Councal 4 Banu N1 3 4 Rot aax Delegate to World Affaars Conference 4 Attended Ohao State Unaversaty Drama Clanac I Nataonal Drama Conference at Ind bnaversatx I Dragon staff Thespa an 4 Gaft Commattee Jr Sr Bfanquet 3 Refreshment Commattee Jr Sr Dance 3 Clcass Proph ecy 4 Ohao Senaor Scholarshap -I D A R Goad Catazenshap Test 4 labrara an 3 Byron Cracraft Chess Club 4 Advertasement Sr Dance 4 Attended Ch'arleston Hagh School I 7 3 Thomas Creachbaum Tom Boys Sports 3 4 Vace Presadent 4 HaY I 7 Glee Claab 3 Band 3 Oaar Hearts Were Yoaang and Gav 4 Basketball 3 Gaft Commattee Jr Sr Banquet 3 Jr Sr Dance Decor ataons 3 lsnocker 4 Attended Centralaa Hagh School I 7 Ada Joan Curry Garls Sportsl F H A 7 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 7 4 Sprang Concert 7 4 Knocker 4 Decorataons Jr Sr Dance 3 .luanata Lucalle Ford Keegae H 3 4 Jr De ree H A 7 Chapcr degree an F H A 3 Jr Prophecy 4 State Ag Test 4 Peggy .loanne Garrett Jody Nataon al Honor Socaety 4 Class Trcasaaaer 7 Aleth n 4 Se lre as 3 Vace Presaclen 4 ens I 2 r s nt 3 B1 3 4 Glee Claab I 7 3 4 Oaafoad Ensena 3 4 Oxford Solo 4 All Garls Orchestaa 7 Sprana- C ncert I 7 4 Chrastm as C nt ata 4 Geor e Washangton Slept Here l Our He arts Were Youne and Gay 4 Nataonal Thespa an 4 Masque 81 Gavel 4 Treasurer 4 Staadent Coaancal I 3 Band 'VI 3 Choraas 4 Pan I 7 Attendant 7nd year to Home comang Queen HaY Y Teen Faster Assemblx I sta ataon Speaker Dragon st aff Y Teens 4 Cl'ass Wall 4 Decorataon Jr Sr Banquet 3 Chaar man of Food Commattee Jr Sr Dance 3 Chapter Star 4 Radao Typast 4 Cat ataon for Speech 4 la braraan 3 4 Patracaa Ghormley Patsy Alpha 7 3 4 Program Commattee 3 Secretary 4 YTeens I 7 3 4 'lreasurer 7 fhespaans 4 Attend ant to Homecomang Queen 4 Dragon staff Edator of Queens Court 4 Ch aarm an favor Commattee Jr Sr Banquet 3 Decor ataon Commattee Jr Sr Dance 3 Class Wall 4 Helen Louase Graffath Gra een I ar s ort an 4 Dance Band I 7 Garls Orchestra 7 Sprang Cora Ce I 7 4 Band Concert I Summer Concert 3 4 Pand 'VI 7 Chesrons 3 4 Decora a Commattee Jr Sr Banquet 3 Nlusac Commattee Sen The Seniors ' Il ' ll -' - 2 2 ' . - f 4 'U . . 2 - 2 2 -, ,, - . . -. - - - -1 - - 3. 41 :an I, -. .. 1 as . -. ., 1 Ox- . -. .. , 2 1 . , , . . 1 .-. .. 1 2 -. 1 1 ' 1 252 2 1 - 7 ' - Vg 'gy U 3 -1 .--1 2 -1 if 1 2 1 a 2 N '. 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Z ' - FIRST ROW Vurgmla Persrnger Ruth McConnaughey Lots Boyer Pat Malcolm Lots Jett Reta Sagar Wullene Dodds Sara Herman Katherine McCall 'oan Tucker Norma Cable SECOND ROW Joan Thomas Anna Lou Taylor Judy Lough Carolyn Mossbaraer Jean Hall Betty Bobb Jean Horner Jane Borreson Eltzabeth Haskell Beverly Cham Evelyn Reeves Annabelle Este Evelyn Edglngton FIRST ROW Emerson Jones Ronald McConnaughey Jack Redkey Milton Allen Jam Ferguson Lowell McNeil Howard Dobbs George Priest Richard Fagan Loren Karnes SECOND ROW Charles Duck Ronald Newman Dale Allen John Borden Harold Jones Phrl Grover Karl Hall John Ross Paul Estle THIRD ROW Robert Cockerlll Kenneth Hudson George Smnth John Horn Harry Hafler Wulllam Uhl Ronald Tudor Warren Hafer Robert Acton FIRST ROW Katherune Shoemaker Mary Rlttenhouse Joan Jackman Jean Pollntt Phyllus Teeters Bar bara Wnlson Betty Ross Roserrary Snyder SECOND ROW Sylvia Seward Joan Wllson Grace Thompson Alice Kuslmg Betty Everhart Sue Accord Cora Calvtn THIRD ROW Charles Fntzpatruck Ted Young Agnes Montavon Mary Harewood Joan Looney Florence Clouser At the begmnmg ol the year Carolyn Moss barger Jean Hall Lowell McNeil and George Smith were elected by their home rooms as rep resentlttves to the Student Counetl At the ttrst llcers President Joan Thomas Vtce President Phxlxp Grover Secretary Patrlcta Malcolm Treasurer Jlm Ferguson Marte McCall was also selected tor our class attendant tor the Home coming Football game Those who were awarded athleuc Ms were Dale Allen Basketball and Football and John Horn Robert Cockerlll lowell McNe1l George Prlest and George Smith Football Representme the Junlor lltss ln Speech Arts this vear were Phlllp Grover Ronald Tudor Bcxerly Cham Jane Borreson Jean Horner Robert Roads George Prlest md Rletx 9141 tr Approxlmately twenty trve members repre Wilson served us as our cheerleader Class actlvltles thus wear conslsted ot Ile Jumor Class dances on O tob r 'I and Januarx 70 the Class Play Ladles md Hussars on Aprll I4 the Jumor Senior Banquet on Aprrl N and the Junior Semor Prom on May S JOAN THOMAS Prcmlfnt CARI SITTERLE Alfllllll The Juniors I 1 I I I - 1 e v I I I I ,, I I ' ' . 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FIRST ROW Betty McCormtcl1 Hazel Burnett Janabelle Cherryhalmes Mtlared Barnhart Gloria Garclt ner June Parshall Marnanne Nevtl Connte Holslngton Nancy Buslurk Phyllts Black SECOND ROW Darts Knnsley Mary Perslnger Ann Fordyce Frances Cutllp Barbara Carmean Wnlma Durst Charlotte Lowe Wtlma Cross Phyllus Johnson Marllyn Hakes Donna Bradshaw Rleta Baxla THIRD ROW Phyllts Matthews Ruby Rottenhouse Marlene Fleshman Jean Moomaw Rosemary Tod hunter Dorls McDanIeIs Nancy Cook Glenna McGutre Mona McConnaughey Florabelle Brnegar Thelma Htclxs FIRST ROW James Baden Don Purcell Charles Rtchter Kenneth Bond Wvlltam Copeland Don Barto Darrell Barr James Clark George Addnngtan Terry Lundsey Bull Stratton Delbert Purdm SECOND ROW Roger Summons Dean Smath Jerry Spangler Lowell Kerns Edward Grate Dwight Hull John Morehead Edward Warnmg Conrad Curren Duane Stratton THIRD ROW Thomas Blanr Earl Herman Robert Hull Loune Peabody Lowell Wallace Galen Wnseman Harold Welch Gerald Haney Donald Curry John McCullah John Pommert Dale Phulltps Fred Rallxe FIRST ROW Anna Mae Fouler Bonnnelee Tolle Vnrgnnm Brewer Edtth Hughes Pat Whutley Joeller Hall Judy Allen Kay Krnsley Marcelene Leaverton Ella Arnott Exleen Davns Margaret Patton Doro thy Eubanlxs SECOND ROW Charles Harris Edward Garen Martln Barnhart Allan Lee John Hennrgar Davud Bruz tus Rrchard Smtth Ralph Van Meter Danlel Mitchel Russell Everman Rtchard SEIIIKOD Raymond Tolle Exrlw ln thc school xclr thc sophomorc class mct to Llcct glass oltlccrs md to choose IU .11 tcndnnt to thc homccomm-' loothxll quccn Thu otltcus clcctcd ture. 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' ' ' ,- , FIRST ROW Patrlcla Purdm Ann Washburn Thelma Vince Janet Watson Vnrgnnra Pryor Kathleen Payne Ola Zurface Ina Owens Duane Duck Shrrley Kmsley Betty Borttee Betty Wheaton Dorothy Workman Dora Taylor SECOND ROW Mary Mllls Kaye Bradshaw Sarah Bowles Margaret Beechler Jo Benner Sally McCall Jean Knlsley Erma Cropper Phyllis Marshall Roberta Marstreld Mary Cowman Carollne Overman Janet Hnxon THIRD ROW Janet Head Patsy Sollars Barbara Bergen Shirley Hart Shirley Everhart Betty Jenkms Erma Beatty Iona Jackson Helen Horner Karen Cogan Betty Kepler Betty Smxth Norma Jenkins FIRST ROW John Donnells Sam Cornell Russell Kung Robert Benner Darrell Priest Bruce Plerce Jimmy Lee Thomas Hanawalt Elmo Cox Berlm Kennedy Paul Fortune Dale Robnnette Carl Bryan SECOND ROW Joe McConnaughey Merlin Kennedy James Harvey Jame Head John Harewood Robert Ray Wayne Tucker Chester Fordyce Kay McDonald Vernon Garrison George Roads Robert Barrett THIRD ROW Marvin Cannon Charles Butler James Lawson Richard Ray James Waddell Paul Wash burn Eddue Wagoner Martin Hater Dean Dreher Lawrence Hafer Robert Garen John Conkel Glen Co hran Roger Florea FIRST ROW Barbara So'nmers Mary Penwell Dorothy Burnett Mary Suthers Shrrley Tennenbaum Janice Judklns Frieda Young Catherine Lough Ann Free Carolina Rlce Mary Mlley Joyce Hull Beverly Badgley SECOND ROW Donna McHenry Alea Blackwell Faith Mercer Elizabeth Perry Anno Daugherty Shlrley Grubbs Donna Carmean Ivalene Freshour Barbara Borden Wllma Edglngton Wllma Legg Shlrley Clark Ruth McCormick THIRD ROW June Hull Mary Leach Frank Knnzer Don Mustard James Curry Roger Ward John Weaver Bully Adams Bully Carmean Dane Smith Charles Cross At the beglnmng ot the year we held our Presldent Russell Klng Vlcc President James Lawson, Secretary Treasurer Catherlnc Lough Our Student Councrl representatlves were elect ed separately by the boys and gurls The gurls cholce was Janet Head and Patsv Sollars and the boys cholce wxs lawrence Benner Ind Sammy Corlell The freshman Junlor Red Cross Councll representatives were Shlrley Tennen baum Alea Jane Blackwell Darrell Prrcst, and Elmo Cox Freda Young was elected cheerleader and Patsy Sollars was chosen to be attendant to the homecoming queen The Freshman Speech Arts class presented Amt Done Rlght by Nell Representlne, us 1n football were Darrell Prlest Russell King Chester Fordyce James lxwson Lawrence Hater Jlmmlc Lee John Hxrcwood Kay McDonxld lawrence Benner Bruce IJICFCL Bob Rly and lVl1rv1n Ctnnon Freshmen on the rescrxe basketball squad were lawrence Benner Darrell Prlest Marvln Can non Chester Fordyce and Bruce PICFCC RUSSELL KING hdzrol HOWARD L RHUDE Adxzsor The Freshmen , . T U I I I I I I I I I ' I I I J I T 1 I I I I . V . I - , ' , , 2 , , I I I r D I I L I I I I I I I ' I . V . I I I I I - - , , , , ' 1, i r I . I I I I I Z . I I J I I I I I ' ' ' s , , Q - . 5. , W Freshman class elections. Those elected were: two plays: Curse You. Jack Dalton and He . X , - .- , I, ' , I . h L . L . Q. J Q -N I - e -I 1 I . A I A ' L L s V 1 i 1 H -2 s , I 1 ' -' z . . I l , 4 7 A 1 q I I X, - w l 1 Q I - , . The Freshmen Donald Albrlght Rlchard Althouse Vlfgll Althouse Wllllam Blazer Raymond Boksat Davld Bobb John Cameron Allen Carey Robert Carson Robert Cham Damon Clark Max Clouser Joseph Current Dane Curry Charles Cutllp David Davis Zack DeHart John Dove John Exerhart John Foltz James Frost Glenn Glllespre Cllfford Grove Davld Hakes Robert Hllllard Melvln Hollxs Davld Hurley Wayne Kepllnger Thomas Klrch Rlchard Kxsllng Robert Kmsley Bllly Lam Ronald Lexsure Robert Lucas Carl Manly Buddy McCall Robert McW1ll1ams Earl Mlller Wendall Mlller Charles Mltchell Paul Ogg Robert Pryor Bobby Putney Howard Ray Ryan Reed James Rhoads Thomas Rose Rxchard Royse Russell Shonkwxler Dane Shumaker Floyd Smith Lowell Smlth Ralph Stokes David Stratton Gerald Thomas Henry Tolle John Tudor Lewxs Weller Fred Wlllett Charles Willett Edward Wllson Dean Yankee Phllxp Zlmmerman Marllyn Allen Letma Baltzel Janet Baker Shlrley Barnhart Yvonne Berry Kay Boswell Patrlcla Bowles Mary Ellen Cameron Jamce Chapman Martha Coe Estella Coleman Joyce Cook Phyllls Cropper Ruth Curry Patrlcxa Ely Shlrley Frost Marne Hafer Mllllcent Harris Shirley Htlterbrand Wanda Howland Joanne Kellls Norma Lamerson Lols Lewls Juamta Logan Mary Ellen Martmdlll Beverly Maynard Marcella McClure Sarah Mlley Peggy Mlller Bertha Mnchell Josephme Morehead Sarah Nrcley Murlel Owens Wllma Penn Sarah Pummlll Carolyn Ramsey Jamce Reeves Jo Ann Rhoads Patrlcla Rhoads Helen Rlley Catherme Robmson Betty Rose Joyce Ross Gladys Shepherd Joan Sxmmons Sarah Simmons Barbara Skeens Shnrley Sklnner Allce Smnth Mary Catherme Smlth Sue Smlth Barbara Stuckey Ellen Tlpton Thelma Thompson Violet Walker Jacquelene Warnmg Vlvnan Welch JOANNE KELLIS BEVERLY MAYNARD Edztors Eighth Grade r IINN Rn Xmluson RIIIWCII CILDC IOII CI Ll B Ildrld C Ron IICI B Irnh IFI R Ix mnnd x I P x B IIIX CII ord IIIX BCCChlCr Nl IIIh I BCCChlCI RCn I l3C1CClLIm Nl Il orIC CIC I Cs IfCr B BoIICson JonC Bom m Ir' Rlch Ird B Ll J Iul Br ICICIU IH Don Ild Cmnon Ruth C h IndlCr I oxxCll C IICIC Bx on C loIIsCr W 1IICr C olCn1 In Don IICI IC ow C opC RosCm Irx rICll NNI I I I C ross Shlrlu ExCrh Irl James hxCrh III XIClxIn FCnI NI IrlCx Fwd JonC I'CmlCr I Con CC I I-IIfzCIl C onnIC C QIIIICNPIC C1Cnc CJFIIC J0sCph GrCCnc XNIIIIHIH C1rICC Xfdflhd Lou C1roxCs J IIULS H III IvCIIlI Don Ild H InCx QJCOFVII IFLXNOUCI B Irh If C Cl INIICS l'hoChC I C ll Iton Xl IPX HCrolCl Rohm Ann HIlClCrhr Int C1lCnn I Homnf Ion J IITICS Hollls Don Ild Hoxxllnd CICorfIC HIIn1phrCxx IN Inu IC l1lll'I JIFIILS J0nCs AllCn lonu Du InC Joms HCICn Johmon B1rhIr1 Jem KClIIs I eonl KInsCr Rohcrt In Xl Luc IS C Irol Ann X1 Iddw C CCII X1IloII AI CnC X1IIhCxxs lInCI I Ol N1 IMC Nl Irw N III JunIoI X on Ill' hu l I WCC ullou h lhom IS N1ClxcCxCr Nlmu X1CrCdIIh Cxr ICC X1IlICr C h IrlCs Xhlls RICh Ird x1lIINl'IllI SLIC Woollsp IW J IITILS OvCrm III R IN IUUIJCI PCnwCIl FICCICIIC. 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Seventh Grade e s slnv tnew our PI use ol hl h se too 1 let our pled e tl xr he wd Others mtv lllse hliels Ol erlmson Purple tuve us and the gold let ill out trouhles he torgo en 1 lov nl splrlt ru Well jom with mwht and mmm the ehorus To the pruse ol our de tr sehool C HORUS 'Nlcllenn Hlbh Sehool N4cClun H1 h Sehool The prlde ol ewerx Cneenfleld south A school ot bedutx mth vs xtehword duty In contests Qlorlous tlxmys VICIOTIOUS No matter what opponents sax We thtnk theres none to fetr Vle know no peer So Hall lx1LCldll l H1 h Sehool Hnl' Our hl h sehool sttnds unique ID hlstoly The products ol 1 donors lose A1 we ll ever slnf his pt uses Our f'TllllLlLlL and pllde to prove A let us strne to llwe out mo o 1 lovtl heuts and 1 e X e l um to use the llXIlll., present for the mood thu we em do C HORUS H a il lVlcClain l.'t'. U 1 ' ' ' af ' 'g fl l Xnd ' ' fgezi Xttl. ls l A - 1, s ' - tts Let Q iz . ' ' le, H LIIX ' ez . l ' 'Y .1 'z' .LZ 5- ' 1. 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B , ,. ,Q I The Clubs FIRST ROW Beverly Cham Lots Jett Jean Hall Gwen York Lucille Campbell Betty Jones Shirley Tennenbaum Mary Carolyn Mlley Ann Free Rosemary Todhunter Jean Moomaw SECOND ROW Pot Condon Barbara Cobbler Evelyn Reeves Ellzabefh Haskell Evelyn Edgmgton Cora Calvin Wilma Mae Edglngton Barbara Borden lvalene Freshour Annabell Daugherty Ellzabeth Perry Wulma Legg THIRD ROW Miss Adelaide Shull Marllyn McLain Joan Looney Annabelle Estle Clarllane Horn Joanne Garrett Donna McHenry Janet Head The glrls of the Alethean Llterary Society wlth thelr motto Stlll pursuing stlll achlev mg are trymg to prepare for partlclpatlon ln commumty llfe The colors are blue and whnte and the flower the Chmese llly In their annual Alethean tea on October I9 1949 the members entertained their mothers The program was presented by our new mem bers as part of thelr mltlatlon For a number of years we have gtven food and glfts to a certain needy family Thus year we gave a basket of food at Thanksglvmg At Chrlstmas each class selected gxfts for a dlffer ent child ln thus family In thus way wt have brought much holiday cheer lnto a home where otherwtse there would hate been ltttle Our program commlttee Patrlcxa Condon lots Jett and Beverly Cham arranged vnrled md lnterestmg programs tor every mectmg The otflcers of Alethean for the year 1949 S0 are Gwendolyn York prcstdent Joanne Garrett vtce presldent and Jean Hall secretary and treasurer GWENDOLYN YORK JLKJIIOI ADELAIDE SHULL Adtlsol Alerhean Literary Society - t - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 . , 1 . . 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' ' p 1 g 5 . 1 . .- s - , ,s l FIRST ROW Ruth Roads Norma Cable Erma Cropper Janabelle Cherryholmes Marlorle Roberts Vlr gunna Cox Harrlef Sommers Gloraa Allen Darrell Kmsley Joan Thomas Marnanne Nevtl Mary Leach Shlrley Hart Patsy Ghormley Joellen Hall SECOND ROW Patsy Sollars Jamce Judkms Alea Blackwell Donna Bradshaw Pat Malcolm Anna lou Taylor Judy Lough Carolyn Mossbarger Carolma Race .lane Borreson Wlllene Dodds Rlefa Sogar Jean Kmsley Judy Allen Eduth Hughes Pat Haynes THIRD ROW Mass Aluce Gray Frleda Young Katy Lough June Parsholl Glorua Gardmer Wllma Durst June Hull Pai Whitley Glenna McGuire Phyllis Matthews Nancy Cook Mona McConnaughey Mar celene Leaverton Donna Bradshaw Barbara Bergen Barbara Sommers Jacqulan Pence Mary Hollns Oh the ,girls m dcur old Alpha Are the girls whose hearts are true Alpha members enjoyed many entertalnmg and delightful programs whtch were arranged by the program commtttee Joan Thomas Anna Lou Taylor and Judy Lough The mdtvtdual classes ffreshman sopho more juntor and semorj each presented a pro gram At the Christmas meetmg sletgh bells rang merrlly as jovial Santa Claus lV1rg1n1a Coxl vtslted us and passed out many ntce gifts Our musical talent was used throughout the year One of our sprung programs consisted of a parade of ortglnal and very clever Easter bonnets For Chrtstmas we donated clothes to the P T A who gave them to needy elementary chtldren Mtss Alice Grav was our advisor The offl Cers servtng for thts year were Prestdent Glorla Allen Vtce President Vtrgtma Cox Secretary Patsy Ghormley Treasurer, Ruth Roads Motto Honor Super Omnla fHonor Above AIU Flower Rosebud Colors l ver and old rose Refreshments were served at each meetmg Carolyn Mossbarger being nn charge of these arrangements We had two jomt meetxngs wtth our brother club the Websters We welcomed twenty two new members tn to the club Ten of our members are ltsted nn the graduating class And before we re through Ill bet well show them That dear old Alpha ts the best on earth GLORIA L ALLEN President ALICE E GRAY, Adusor Alpha Kappa Gamma - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . 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FIRST ROW Wanda Howland Josephme Moorehead Ruth Curry Vnolet Walker Kay Boswell Manlyn Allen Joyce Cook Estella Coleman MlllICenl Harris Muriel Owens Ellen Tipton Juanita Logon Gladys Shepherd Patrlcra Rhoads Jackie Warning SECOND ROW Mlss Merle Ellus Joann Rhoads Sarah Simmons Marcella McClure Alnce Smith Peggy Muller Patrlcla Bowles Mary Catherine Smith Sarah Nlcley Shirley Barnhart Janet Baker Joann Slmmons Catherme Robmson Janice Reeves Barbara Stuckey Shnrley Hllderbrand Mary Ellen Marten dull Sue Smith Bertha Mitchell THIRD ROW Betty Rose Carolyn Ramsey Shlrley Skinner Phyllis Cropper Beverly Maynard LITICIO Baltzel Norma Larnerson Yvonne Berry Joyce Ross Shirley Frost Jamce Chapman Joanne Kellns Sara Pummell Martha Coe Barbara Skeens Patrlcla Ely Helen Ruley Mary Ellen Cameron Those absent were Marne Hafer Vlvlan Welch Sarah Mlley Wilma Penn Thelma Thompson Loss lewis The Blue Trlangle was the only rellglous club of the Junlor Hlgh School this year I was open to elghth grade gurls and all S7 glrls of thls grade Jolned and took an actlve part The offlcers were Presldent Sarah Nlcley V1ce President Patrlcla Ely Treasurer Cathe rlne Robinson Reporter Joann Slmmons Pro gram Chalrman Barbara Skeens For our thxrd meetmg we had our Candle Light servlce, at wh1ch twenty new members were admltted to our club The VISIIOTS this day were Mrs Lawrence Nlcley Mrs Howard Martlndlll Mrs C A Kenworthy For another meeting we were mvlted bv the Y Teens to hear Mrs Whlte of Columbus She gave a talk on her native country Denmark On March 3 Rev Neal of our Chrlstlan Church appeared on our program In his talk he revealed hls enthuslastlc mterest 1n the youth of today For the Easter program we used the story of the last days of Chrrsts llfe on earth follows Chrlsts Betrayal and Arrest Hls Trlal Hls Cruclflxlon The Resurrection and Hts As censlon Approprlate hymns were used wlth these events SARAH NICLEY Edztor MERLE ELLIS Advisor Blue Triangle l '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 - . 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' ' FIRST ROW Chester Fordyce Bully Carmean Jlmmy Lee John Harewood Joe McConnaughey Dane Smnth Darrell Priest Sam Cornell Russell Kung James Waddell Martin Hater SECOND ROW James Newland Robert Benner Bruce Pierce Robert Ray Darrell Barr Davud Brnzuus Paul Cowglll Charles Mltchell Kenneth Bond Charles Rntcl-ner Lowell McNeal Howard Dobbs Jimmy Sellers THIRD ROW Harold Jones Wllllam Kelly Kenneth Penn Thomas Hanawalt Milton Allen Wllllam Cope land Galen Wlseman Tom Creachbaum John Conkel George Addington Dale Allen Edward Grate Ralph Van Meter James Clark Mr Roderick Thomas Robert Barrett FOURTH ROW Marvln Cannon Robert Cockenll Tom Blaur Roy Barr Delbert Purdm Ruchard Smith Duane Stratton Charles Harris Gerald Haney Earl Herman Robert Garen Dwnght Hull .lack Redlrey The Boys Sports Club IS open to all boys 1n high school who are Interested ln or play some sport The purpose ot the club IS to pro mote athletlcs and to Increase knowledge ot all sports to the members Also IIS purpose lS to promote good sportsmanshlp and falr play The programs conslst of articles glven by members concernlng all sports such as tootball basketball baseball track swlmmlng boxmg and others The off1cers ot the club were James Sellers Presldent Thomas Creachbaum Vice President, Roy Barr Secretary and Dwight Hall Treasurer JAMES SELLERS Edltor RODERICK THOMAS Adxzsor Boys' Sports 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . 4 . . . 9 s v s . - . , 1 . ' 1 x ' 1 1 ' . 1 ' . s - v - - v 9 a ' 1 , , , . fxx X FIRST ROW Norman Baxla John Pommerl Byron Cracrafi Karl Hall SECOND ROW Melvln Barnhart Charles Fitzpatrick Ruchard Fagan Howard Morflndlll THIRD ROW Vernon Walker Wtlllam Uhl Don Green people whether they are Sllllng at the same table or mules apart Chess IS a game that helps to mcrease your thmkmg power lt I5 not known where chess tlrst orlgmat ed but lt was ftrst played on a round checker board A chess set consists of eight pawns two rooks two kmghts two bishops and one Kmg and one Queen A chess board ts the same as that whlch IS used tn checkers At our flrst meetmg we elected offtcers who dent Hovxard Martmdlll and secretary treasurer Byron Cracraft As the year has passed manv boys have learned to play Because of the wide mterest ln the game we hope to have a chess tourm ment We of the Chess Club feel that chess ts a good clean game and that 1t IS very worth whlle KARL HALL Preszdent A D PITCHER Advzsor Chess Club l fx pf- 1 l f 1 Chess, a game of skill, is played by two are as follows: president, Karl Hallg vice presi- FIRST ROW James Rose Robert Acton Gordon Arnott James Boden Jay Harmount Lloyd Roads Roger Summons SECOND ROW Roland Newman James Walls Robert Paige Gary Simmons Emer on Jones Kenneth Hudson Dean Dreher Robert Hall Wayne Tucker George Roads Robert Roads THIRD ROW Mr Carey Louue Peabody Donald Mustard Jack Crosley Dale Phnllnps Dale McClusk y Lawrence Hafer The Future Farmers of America IS a Na tlonal orgamzatlon for farm boys studying vocatlonal agriculture Hlgh School departments of vocatlonal agriculture provide four years of systematlc lnstructlon In agriculture and farm mechanlcs The major purpose of the Future Farmers of Amerlca IS to develop leadershxp coopera tlon cltlzenshlp Improved farmmg and c1v1c responsxblllty The natlonal organlzatxon mcludes chartered State Assoclatlons There are four degrees of active member ship Green Hands Chapter Farmers State Farmers and American Farmers Ad vancement through these grades of membershlp IS based on achievements nn Vocational Agri culture and progressive establlshment ln farm ln The FFA motto ts Learnmg To Do D mg To Learn Earmng To Llve Llvlng To Serve The FFA colors are National Blue and Corn Gold The outstanding actlvltles of the chapter were Gwendolyn York was selected as our Chapter Queen and later at the Ohlo State Falr was crowned State FFA Queen A mem ber of our chapter was selected as a member of the National FFA Chorus to slng at the Nattonal Conventlon ln Kansas Cnty Mo Flve members of our chapter attended thus conven t1on Flve members attended the State FFA Camp at Camp Muskingum The Fair actlvmes were The Chapter had an Educational Exhlblt at the State Falr Shop Exhlblt at the county fanr Coopermve lunch stand with three other chapters Members showed hve stock and gram at both state and county fanrs Trophles were won tor outstand mg actlvltxes at the county falr Offlcers attended dlstrlct tralnmv school Chapter won Gold Bar at the dlstrlct parlxa mentary procedure contest Chapter acted host for the dlstrlct publlc speaklng contest LLOYD C ROADS Llllllll' HERBERT A CAREY Adusor Future Farmers of America i I I I I I I - , , , , S , - . .. 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I .l , , , , .. , ' as l FIRST ROW Bonnlelu Tolle Vlrglnla Brewer Muldred Barnhart Dorothy Burnett Leona Cheek Josephlne Cox Juanita Ford Colleen Smith Phyllls Barrett .loan Curry Telytha Baker Elsie Rtttenhouse SECOND ROW Phyllis Johnson Wllrna Cross Charlotte Lowe Phyllls Black Nancy Buslurk Marcelene Leaverton Marlene Fleshman THIRD ROW Mrs Boden Ruby Ruttenhouse Frances Cutlap Barbara Carmean Thelma Hacks Mary Knlsley Doris McDantel Dons Ruth McCormack Darrell Kmsley Mary Perslnger Ann Fordyce Mlss Phtlllps On October 2l 1949 seventy sux gurls met ln the Home Economlcs Sewtng Room to be gm a new year ln the Future Homemakers of Amerlca The tollowlng offlcers were elected Josephnne Cort president Colleen Smtth v1ce presldent Barbara Wilson secretary Ann For dycc treasurer .loan Wllson news reporter Grace Thompson program chairman Vtrglma Persmger htstorlan Jean Horner parltamentar lan Katherme Shoemaker song leader Moved and was succeeded as prestdent by Colleen Smlth Our second meetlng was ln charge of the eight g1rls and our advlsor Mlss Wava Phtlltps who attended the State FHA Camp ln August at Camp Muskmgum at Conotton Oh1o The glrls attendmg were Katherine Shoemaker Bar bara Wllson Joan Wllson Betty Everhart Ruth McConnaughey R1ta Baxla Grace Thompson and Colleen Smnth Mr and Mrs Hugh Bodcn and M1ss Phtlltps provtded transportatton The group V1SllCd the Sclo Pottery Company at Scto Ohlo on the way home While at camp the gurls learned several new songs mcludmg the Future Homemakers Pray cr Song The words are God ln hts love enfold thee Gulde thee tenderly And tn h1s wlsdom mold thee Come to our meetmg here today Show us the true and perfect way Our lnsptratlon be Constantly gutdmg ever abndmg Love Miss Wava Phllhps and Miss Betty Leaver ton are our club advtsors and Mrs Hugh Bod en IS our club mother COLLEEN SMITH Prcszdent WAVA PHILLIPS Adxzsor Future Homemakers of America t l t - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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FIRST ROW Sara Herman Katherlne Shoerraker Mary Rittenhouse Betty Wheaton Janet Watson Ruth McConnaughey Betty Ross Barbara Wxlson G ace Thompson Joan Wilson Vlrglma Persmger Florence Clouser Dora Taylor Dorothy Workman Sally McCall SECOND ROW Phyllls Teeters Betty Everhart Betty Bobb Sylvia Seward Mary Harewood Sarah Bowles Katherlne McCall Jean Horner Shirley Grubbs Fatth Mercer Jo Benner Margaret Beechler Rosemary Snuder Aluce Klslmg Janet Hlxon Lots Boyer THIRD ROW Mrs Boden Betty Smith Patrlcla Purdln Norma Jenkms Karen Cogan Joan Jackman Helen Horner Betty Bartee Betty Jenkins Roberta Mansfueld Betty Kepler Duane Duck Phyllis Mar shall Sue Acord Mnss Wava Phllllps Lookmg over the past school vear we see as one ot the outstandlng events the Open House February 4 1950 sponsored by the FHA The publtc was tnvtted to vlslt our Dream Kttchen The home economics kltchen has been remodeled and made 1n'o sux eftlclent gleaming whtte untt kitchens each wtth tts own stove and smk Aporoxlmatelx sux hundred people have vtstted the kitchen ln November forty five members attended the County Rally at lynchburg Grace. Thomp son president ot the county FHA orgtmzatlon presided For McClatns part ot the program Lots Boyer and Colleen Smlth sang a duet and tlve gtrls presented a Dance of the Nvmnhs The red letter day of the Future Homemak ers of Amerlca was the annual Nlother Daughter Banquet whlch was held February 16 1950 Approximately one hundred and twenty mothers and members were present to hear the guest speaker Miss Mmg Wong a Chlnese student at Wtlmlngton College Wtlmtngton Ohlo Several members of our club are workmg for degrees ln FHA The flrst degree IS Junior Hofnemaker the second Chapter Hom maker the thlrd State Homemaker and fourth Amert can Homemaker Certam standards must be met for each successtve degree When a mem ber has met these standards and obtamed the degree she IS entttled to wear an emblem on her pm symbolic ot the degree attained The future plans tor the club Include a bake sale tn Aprll a Sprmg Rally at Wash mgton C H Ohlo the State Conventton at Columbus Aprll 79 1950 The local club wtll be represented bv four delegates at the Colum bus meetmg The National Conventton Kansas Cnty this tear COLLEEN SMITH President WAVA PHII LIPS Azltzsor Future Homemakers of America ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , ' 1 1 1 . 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V A , . , .1 , . - Y f . - Q, 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - .' , . , , 1 - 1 -s 11 1 rlRST ROW Dorothy Burnett Mary Penwell Mary Cowman Marilyn Hakes Ann Washburn Conme Holslngton Joan Jackman Jane Pierce Margaret Patton Florabelle Bunegar Kay Krnsley Shlrley Everhart SECOND ROW lrma Beatty Mary Suthers VIYQIHIG Pryor Paulme Co hran Agnes Montavon Alice Jo Penwell Mildred McDonald Dorothy Eubanlcs Ina Owens Ola Zurface THIRD ROW Donna Carmean Wanda Hodge Shlrley Clark Beverly Badgley Joyce Hull Thelma Vance Jean Pollatt Mlss Buck The Glrls Sports Club was organlzed ln 1939 The club has been under the supervlslon of Mlss Isabel Buck wlth the exceptlon of the f1rst two years when It was under the super vlsron of Mrs Dorothy A Lynch Club mem bershlp IS open to any glrl m the upper four grades who IS mterested ln lndoor and outdoor sports ACIIVIIICS enjoyed by members this year were a hay rlde square dancmg swxmmmg hlklng volley ball plng pong and many other sports A covered dlsh lunch was .1 special feature of the club enjoyed by all A treat usu 1lly concluded each meetmg One project of the club was a special Christ mas program whrch concluded the 1949 year The group went to Scroggres Rest Home to entertaln the people there The smgmg of carols Scr1pture read1ngs and the donatron of tood to the home composed the meetmg The other speclal program was held on National Prayer Day The members partlclpated ln read mg of Scrrptures and other famous readmgs The group answered roll call wxth a favorlte Scrrpture from the Buble The offlcers for the I949 1950 year were Wanda Hodge Presldent Jean Pollltt Vlce Presldent Conme Hoxsmgton Secretary Joyce Hill Treasurer WANDA HODGE Editor ISABEL BUCK Advisor Girls' Sports - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - , I . . . . , - Q - , - ' Y - I s ' 1 ' s s s a ' - - v w 1 . , . r . - 1 , . 1 v rlRST ROW Lowell Walla e John Dcnnels Dale Robnnette Dane Smith Jerry Spangler Kenneth Bond Thomas Honnawalt John Harewood Robet Ray Bruce Pierce Darrell Priest Russell King SECOND ROW James Lawson Charles Butler Elmo Cox Richard Sellkop Harold Wel h Allen Lee George Roads Daryl Barr George Addington Bill Carmean Terry Lindsey Mr William Davis THIRD ROW James Boden John Pommert Raymond Tolle John McCullough Robert Grate John Hen nugan Gerald Haney David Bnzius Chester Stratton Richard Smith Fred Ralke The object of the H1 Y Club is to earnest ly Create maintain and extend the highest standards of Chrlstian character and fellowship grams and projects are followed to gain the best qualities of good citizenship The Club has thirty four members The induction service for new members was held in October at the First Methodist Church This meeting was held for the two H1 Y Clubs of McClain High School George Waddell ad dressed the group Dr Thomas T Crawford offered prayer Mr Booher emphasized the vtlues worth while ln good living All apprc cnatcd the program and covered dish supper The two clubs jointly have appreciated ex Kilpatrick Mr F R Harris and Supt B R Duckworth The officers for the year 1949 50 are John Pommert President Gerald Haney Vice Pres: dent Fred Raike Secretary John McCullough Tr asurer David Brlzlus is the program chair man W E Davis is the faculty advlser JOHN POMMERT President W E DAVIS Advisor Junior HI Y throughout the school and community. Pro- cellent addresses and guidance by Dr. W. B. ' 1 Q . h , . . . J , . . . . - , N.' L , 4 V ' 9- X , - A S . . - I . . . , I . . . . , '- - FIRST ROW Wllma Cross Betty McCormick Donna Bradshaw Ruta Baxla Barbara Carman Mildred Barnhart Janabelle Cherryholmes Eileen Davus Ella Jane Arnett Maruanne Nevll Connle Honslngton Rosemary Todhunter SECOND ROW Bonnie Tolle Vlrglnla Brewer Phyllis Johnson Katherine Lowe Patty Whllley Edith Hughes Joellen Hall Marcelene Leaverlon Kay Kmsley June Parshall Mrs Dorothy Lynch THIRD ROW Doris McDaniel Dons Kmsley Mary Perslnger Ann Fordyce Phyllus Matthews Jean Moo- maw Nancy Cook Glenna McGurre Mona McConnaughey Glorla Gardmer Wulma Durst Margaret Patton Dorothy Eubanks The Jumor YTeens IS a rellglous orgamza Thls year there are 78 glrls enrolled ln our club '46 of which are sophomores At the flrst YTeen meeting this year a nominating commlttee was chosen to select club offlcers Thus commxttee was composed of Pat ty Whitley Janet Ruth Head Sarah Bowles, and Kay Kmsley The offlcers elected were Glorla Gardmer, presldent, Jamce Judkms vtce presx dent, Joellen Hall, secretary Edith Hughes and Ktty Lough treasurers, and Rosemary Todhunt appomted planlst and Donna McHenry was chosen ncws reporter The second meeting was the Candle Light Servtce Thxs was a jomt meetmg wlth the Semor YTeens The glrls from our club who took part m lt were Wilma Durst, Janet Head, Carolina Race Pat Whitley Nancy Cook Alea Jane Blackwell and June H1ll .lunlor Y-Teens I I I I I l . I . I . - . . . . - 1 7 L I I - tlon open to all freshmen and sophomore girls. er, general program chairman. Judy Allen was - 3 , . , I 9 T 5 ' 1 9 ' I FIRST ROW Anna Daugherty Dora Taylor Dorothy Workman Kathleen Payne Janet Watson Vlrguma Pryor Jean Knlsley Erma Cropper Ola Zurface Ina Owens Shrrley Everhart Velma Vunce Sarah Bowles Ann Free SECOND ROW Joyce HIII Margaret Beechler Dorothy Burnett Mary Penwell Patrlcla Purdln Beverly Badgley Phyllis Marshall Ivalene Freshour Barbara Borden Wxlma Edgmgton Donna Carmean Kaye Bradshaw Betty Wheaton Betty Bartee THIRD ROW Jo Benner Barbara Sommers Wnlma Legg Betty Perry June Htll Janet Head Patsy Sollars Alea Blackwell Jannce Judkms Mary Carolyn Mlley Shurley Jo Hart Shurley Grubbs Shirley Tennen baum Frueda Yaung Kay Knlsley FOURTH ROW Irma Beatty Iona Jackson Jean Jenkms Betty Smlth Ruth McCormack Falth Mercer Ann Washburn Betty Jenklns Roberta Mansfleld Sally McCall Janet Hnxon Donna McHenry Barbara Bergen There are forty two freshmen ln our club thus vear Those holdlng offlces are Janlce Judkms vlce presldent Katv Lough treasurer At the Christmas meeting which was held ln the McClain cateterla retreshments were served and the advlsor 'yirs Dorothv Lynch was gtven a lovely glft We are gratetul to the Womens Council for making lt posslble tor us to hear Mrs White 1 natlve ot Denmark at one ot our meetlngs At Easter time each year It IS tradltlonal tor the club to attend ln a group a church ln the commumty This vear we went to the Central Church of Christ on March 76 had a jolnt meetme with the Jumor H1 Y Dr Kllpatrnck spoke on the lives ot George Wash meton and Abraham lmcoln Other meetmgs were also enjoyed by the c ub GI ORIA GARDINER lzlzmr DOROTHY A IYNCH Azlxlsor Junlor Y-Teens and Donna McHenry, news reporter. For the fifth meeting the Junior Y-Teens ' 'r ' l . I FIRST ROW John Morehead Donald Curry Dale Robtnetfe Ronald McConnaughey Pa! Shroclc Phll Grover Jerry Newman Paul Weller Paul Mills John Weaver Joe Walker Bully Stratton bECOND ROW Edward Warning James Boden Harold Welch Carl Bryan Dean Smrlh Jerry Spangler Lowell Wallace Russell Everman Conrad Curren Raymond Tolle Duck Seulkop John Donnells lHIRD ROW Mr Howard Rhude John McCullough Warren Hafer Loren Karnes Joe McDonald John Ross In order to broaden the study of current xpplled sctence as well as the study ot long es tabllshcd sclenttllc prmcxples our Avnatlon Club ot former years was changed to Science Club Our club beeame a member ol a national or gtnwatton namely SCICHCC Clubs of Amcrtca Our membershlp consisted of twenty etght boys representing each year ol hlgh school Vartety characterized the character ot the club programs wlth emphasis on demonstratlon and appllcatlon of sclentlflc prmclples whlch play so large a part ln our dally llvcs PAT SHROCK President HOWARD I RHUDE Adtrsur Science Club - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 - ' 1 ,1 , 1 1 ', .'s s1- 1 . . 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FIRST ROW Howard Martlrdtll Jack Salterfleld Mxlton Allen Jerry Newman Paul Cowglll Jim Ferguson Lowell McNeal Howard Dobbs Jack Reclkey Ronald McConnaughey QECOND ROW Emerson Jones John Borden Karl Hall John Horn Tom Creachbaum George Priest Robert Acton Robert Roads Melvin Barnhart Charles Futzpatrnck Jlm Rose THIRD ROW Robert Cockerlll George Smlfh Dale Allen Phul Grover Harry Hafler Bull Uhl Richard Fagan Ronald Tudor Paul Weller The Scnlor H Y chapter ol scntor and junior boxs has prcscnted to tts members tlels wear profvrams ot FLIIQIOD current events and Semor YTeens A dance sponsored bx both clubs was QIVGH March ll l950 A joint meet me vuth the Junlor H1Y was xddressed bx F R Htxrrts Supcrmtendent Emerltus of the Grecntteld Schools on the subject ot hls tmv els m South Atrtca An lI'lVlI3ll0l'l was tssued our chapter to .xttend a H1Y DISTYICI meettng at Chtlltcothe March 'Z 1950 to vote thc brcentlcld chapter mto DISIFICI '77 The Jumor Senlor H1 Y had a covered dlsh We had our lmtlatlon servlce at thts meetlng A sports meetlng and covered dish supper was held tn the sprung The ottxcers servlng thls vear were Btll Vldrtmdtll Presxdent Lowell McNeil Vtcc Prest dent Howard Dobbs Secretary Jtm Ferguson, Treasurer Thomas Doyle Advlser Senior HI Y ' s ' i- . 1 r ' 2 l -K. K s , s . sports. A joint meeting was held with the supper at the Methodist Church in December. . I, T . .H HS 2 Y . A . D s X., 5. ' ' ' . . - l , ' ' Q ' L ' , ' B '- ' ' . 1 . Q - FIRST ROW Ruth McConnaugl1ey Mary Harewood Katherine McCall Wlllene Dodds Rlela Sagar Mary Rittenhouse Joan Jackman Jean Pollulfi Barbara Cobler Joan Thomas Anna Lou Taylor Sara Herman Alice Klsllng SECOND ROW Joan Tucker Evelyn Edglnglon Betty Everharl Norma Cable Elizabeth Haskell Jane Borreson Judy Lough Carolyn Mossbarger Jean Hall Betty Bobb Phyllis Teelers Sylvia Seward Beverly Chain THIRD ROW Lois Boyer Annabelle Estle Joan Looney Virginia Perslnger Florence Clouser Agnes Monlavon Cora Calvin Sue Accord Jean Horner Lois Jett Pct Malcolm Joan Wilson Grace Thomp son Evelyn Reeves The Senior YTeens opened the school vear of l949 10 with an enrollment ol 64 Each of the members participated in various activities during the term readings musical programs plays group sing ing and round table discussions Special pro grams vlere enjoxed at Thanksgiving Chrlstmas and Easter Our lmpresslve and beauttlul candlelight lnl tration service led by our president was held on November 4 ln the High School Audttorl um The members of the junior and senior clubs took part The Junior YTeen and Blue Triangle were invited to attend The meetings were held everx third Friday of the school year The olllccrs elected tor 1949 50 were President Joanne Garrett Vice Treasurer Jean Horner and the Provrlm Com mittee Clarljane Horn Chairman Judy Lough and Annabelle Estle Our 'adviser is Miss Bur mee Brown We had two joint meetings with our broth er club the H1Y The programs were given by them and dellelous refreshments were served We discussed plans for our dance and the party we plan to give in Mav Senior Y Teen The programs consisted ol' worship services, President, Ruth Roads: Secretary. Gloria Allen: ' . ' I 1' 4 f l U . .1 , ' ' 1 . 4 'fx X - . .Y . .- - 1 W B - FIRST ROW Jacqulan Pen e Josephlne Cox Leona Cheek Juanita Ford Lucille Campbell Betty Jones Vlrglnla Cox Harriet Sommers Alnce Joe Penwell Mary Hollls Potty Haynes Gloria Allen SECOND ROW Joan Curry Mcrlorle Roberts Gwen York Marnlyn M Lam Pat Condon Wanda Hodge Ruth Roads Darrell Knlsley Colleen Smith Phyllis Barrett Mary Knlsley Joanne Garrett Patsy Ghormley Miss Bernice Brown The Womens Councll sponsored one ot our programs Mrs White a nattve ot Denmark gave us a very mterestmg and enjoyable ttlk on her trlp both at home and abroad She wore costumes typtcal of the Denmark stvle and ex passed around post cards taken ot some ancient butldmgs stlll st mdmg m her natlve country Baskets ot tood and Qlfts were sent to needy famtlles ln Greenfield at Thanksglvlnv and Christmas We also tllled Red Cross gltt boxes The H1 Y YTeens sponsored a semz tormal dance March 31 m the Elementary Gymnast um The theme Chma Town turned out to be 1 bxg success The money will be dlvtded between the two clubs and spent tor a party at the close of the school year We also gave an Easter assembly program Nlembers from both clubs took part The Womens Councll honored the Sentor members with 1 covered dtsh supper at the close ot the year They presented each member wrt 1 gltt JOANNE GARRETT Preszdenl BERNICE E BROWN Adxzsor Senior Y Teen . . ' . ' ' , 2 , 1 A . . ' , r L 1 1 ' K' , 1 , ' L' ' I I B' 1 1 1 slr- 1 5 1 ' 'Krsna f , planned what each part represented. She later Parade of the Years, before the student body. ' ' ' ' .' ' ' L .' ' ' ' l N' Q l . ' . . B- . ' ' , ' . , . , , 5, ' 2 A. , , ' ' L ' , . , 5. ' ' 3 h., ' L . - . 9 ' 7 . ' .V ICI- ' 7 l-'J I FIRST ROW James Harvey James Head Terry Lindsey Fred Ratke SECOND ROW James Ferguson George Pnest Allen lee John Hennlgan Claude Coyne THIRD ROW John Horn George Smuth Ronald Tudor Harry Hafler John Gruesheumer The Webster Lxterary Soclety was the t1rst boys club to be organlzed at McCla1n Hlgh School The Webster Club was founded 1n 1915 under the sponsorshlp of Clarence Kerr now a mtmster of a Presbyterian Church at Glendale Callfornla Mr Kerr was also the flrst advlsor of the club John Grleshexmer IS the present ad vlsor of the club Thls year Webster IS composed ot fltteen members Our programs consisted ot musxc and dlscusslons on current events and sports Com mlttees were appointed to prepare the programs and readlngs We had two meetmgs wtth our slster club the Alpha Kappa Gamma They en tertruned us early ln the year then later Webster entertamed Alpha Webster IS planmng a swtm mmg party and plcnlc for th1s sprmg The club offtcers are John Horn Presldent Ronald Tudor V1cePres1dent Fred Ralke Sec retary and Harry Hafler Treasurer JOHN W GRIESHEIMER Adwsor JOHN HORN Editor Webster t - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . f . , 4 . 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' . . . , ' ' 1 Activities FIRST ROW John McCuIIuh John Tudor Glora Gardiner Jecm Hall Jrmmy Sellers Jerry Newman Norman Baxla Carolyn Mossbarger Pat Condon Vrrgrnra Cox Conrad Curren Joan Srmmons SECOND ROW Sammy Cornell Bobby Benner Dale Phrllrps Fred Rarke George Smrth Judy Allen Lowell McNerl Janet Head Patsy Sollurs Mr Booher The Student Councrl of McClarn Hrgh School was created by Prrncrpal C E Booher rn 1940 Through rts ten years rn servrce lt has donc much to develop a hrgh school sprrrt and a better understandrng between the students and faculty Each homeroom rn the upper four grades yunror hrgh homeroom elects one A student must have an average of C or better to be elrgrble for electron The Presrdent of the Student Councrl rs elected at the last ot hrs or her junror year by vote of the student body The Vrce Presr dent and the Secret try are elected by majorrty vote from the councrl durrng the councrls trrst meetrng Some dutres of the Student Councrl rrc to work vsrth faculty advrsors on arrangrnv assem bly programs for the year help new studcn's adjust themselves to therr new school and pro motc rnterest rn care ot burldrngs and grounds Some actrvrtres we have done thrs vear are ponsored the refreshment stand at lootball games held annual Crowell Publrshrnv Contest attendants purchased a nameplate tor Mr H rrrrs s portrart and held some entertarnrng assemblres The school recerved the brg all glass trophv case whrch was ordered two or three xerrs ago by the Student Councrl Otfrcers thrs year were Jerry Newman Presrdent James Sellers Vrce Presrdent Nor mm Brxla Secretary Treasurer JERRY NEWMAN Ldrfor C E BOOHER Adrrsor Student Council l , ,aYW7n7i. 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O L l elects two members to the councrl whrle each supervrsed the electron ot the queen and her ' s 'A ' ' '. , : S 1 2 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 - FIRST ROW Norman Baxla James Sellers Jerry Newman SECOND ROW Vlrglnla Cox Gloria Gardmer Annabelle Estle Alea Jane Blackwel lHlRD ROW Ruth Roads Clarlgane Horn Gwen York Joanne Garrett The local charter for the Natlonal Honor So clety was grxnted to McClain Hlgh School ln l9 To be ellglble tor membershlp ln the So elety a semor must rink ln the upper one thlrd ol his class scholastl ally have been a leader ln VIFIOUS actlvltles have freely rendered service to the school and be ot good character The purpose ot this Soclety IS to encourage lcadershlp scholarshlp and lnterest tn school tlvltles It develops character ln students ln e Amerlcan Secondary Schools The Honor Students consxst ot students tl led to wear the scholarship M pm and e semors selected by a taculty commlttee for e Natxonal Honor Society A total ot 786 members have been elected to the Honor SOCICIV ID the lVlcClam Chapter Thus years members ot the SOCILIV are Clflrlylne Horn Vlrglma Cox Ruth Roads Gwen York Joan Garrett James Sellers Norman Baxla md Jerry Newman To be entitled to wear an M pm one must make a 95 semester s average for a gxven semester lf any person mamtams a 95 semesters average for three consecutive semesters he IS entxtled to keep the pm Four M pms were glven out this year Annabelle Estle a tumor and Norman Baxla a senlor have permanent possesslon of their pms Cnlorla Gardlner a sophomore and Alea Blackwell a lreshman have thelrs tem porarxly ANABEllE ESTLE edzzor C E BOOHER udusor Honor Students 1 I I ' - . .. . . , I I I '-' I I I ' I . , . .x . .. 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'.4 , - l . . . , FIRST ROW Robert Acton James Rose Lloyd Roads Gordon Arnott Gary Simmons SECOND ROW Mr Carey Jay Harmount Louie Peabody Robert Roads Roland Newman The 1950 District 10 Chapter Procedure Con test was held at Bainbridge Februarv 6th Eight een departments out ot twenty one which com prlsc the l0th Vocational Agriculture District of Ohio vlere represented The contest was judged by J E Dougan of McArthur and C W Barnett of Allensvllle Voca tlonal Agriculture Advisors of their respective schools 1n District 9 Of the eighteen schools participating six re celved the gold rating eight received the silver rating and four received the bronze rating McClain Chtptcr Future. l-armers of Amer: Cl Chapter Procedure Team was composed ot llovd Roads president Gordon Arnott vice treasurer Gary Simmons reporter Robert Ac ton student advisor Ronald Newman sentinel Jfty Harmount md Robert Roads members won .1 gold rating During the last live years McClain Chapter has won three gold ratings one silver ratmsz and one bronze ratmv Parliamentary Team . 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' , f . 2: 1 ' ' , ' ' 3 - FIRST ROW Thelma Htcks Florabelle Bmegar Kathleen Payne Florence Clouser Vlrgtma Persmger Mary Rittenhouse Betty Jenkins Joan Jackman Leona Cheek Carolma Ove man Mary Cowman SECOND ROW Charles Slagle Mrs Borden lrma Beatty Betty Smtth Vlrgmta Pryor Ruth McCormack Lots Boyer Phyllts Marshall Marlene Fleshman Rosemary Snider Katherlne Shoemaker Evelyn Reeves From the opcnme ot school m September 1949 throuvh Fehrutry 79 1950 97 684 lunch es had been served The lncretscd enrollment necessitated a chanve tn the cateterta schedule Three dttterent noon dtsmtssal perlods ellmmata lone cateterta ltnes The ktndergarten ftrst and the ht h school to allevtate crowded condtttons m the elementary plawrooms On an average school day 500 students irc serx ed tn 60 minutes The hwhest number s rved this wear was 680 The school caletertt serves a 70 cent lunch to students through the Fcderxl School lunch Provram Student hclp works throuvh the tourth pcrlod noon hour md the tttth pertod These nls tlso htve helped wtth 1 num vcr ot htnqucts A new potato peeler and .1 small electrtc mtxer hive been added to the cateterta equtp ment The cafeteria staft tncludes Mtss Betty Leaverton ln charge ot the dmmg room Mtss Faye 'vlurphv student help government ttnan ctal records Mrs Huvh Boden plans menus does the huwtne and meal preparatton Mrs James LeFevre tsslstant Mrs Stebert McCullough as ststant BETTY EVERHART l'Il110r WAVA PHll l IPS flzltltm Cafeteria Aids T . I I I I I ' . l l I T I ' I I . I I . I I . I s ' ' K- ' K s s s ' V fs ' l S 2' - i- Z K- 1 s 1 ' , 5 ' 1 -t. f . . ' - 1 ' ' 1 ' X- . ss 5- s . ' in-s x I , ' 1 I - X . I :Q ' . ' ' B . . Y L ' - -V - - C , 1 l . ' l 7 I '- ', . ' ' - ' second grades come to lunch at I2 o'cl0ck, after , - , N - - . .Q ' , .1 . . V ' C 'H ' '- , ' - C, 1 X' D , . . . ' ' s ' f 1' H , . . ,- v 1 wk- 1. g- 1 Y 'Z . kt , 4.x I - Q 5 V ' at 4 . .1 . :, I . .1 T ',. 5 I FlRST ROW Patty Paterson Thomas Patrlck Brown Kay Smgle Eleanor Dehart Sharlene Aldhouse Gary Wlse Stlvla Upp Stepheme Massey Davtd Wllkln SECOND ROW Donald Mossbarger Roy Kung Mary Allce Anderson Jean Roode Kenny Woodland Helen Wilson Wmston Duckworth Mac Walker Tony Tooker Sharlett Royce THIRD ROW Jacquallne Shape Michael Beatty Frankie Sexton Beverly Wyley Elaine Felson Wanda Southers Nola Addy Danny Da Grtce Larry Manard Donald lynch FOURTH ROW Bobby Malone Joe Reeve Bobby Zurface Betty Lou Moomaw Molty Benner Arthur Current Phyllls Blame Charlue Joe Staats David Sommers Wulluam Denfruch FIFTH ROW Melody Young Nancy Humphrles Charles Free Carolyn Tudor Judy Felson Damon Clark Phyllis Ebrlght Steven Hilliard Janice Kaplmger Patrlcla Rhodes Joanne Kellus SIXTH ROW Darrell Priest Shrrley Tennenbaum Alea Blackwell Betty Jones Glonu Allen Gloria Gardener Connie Holslngton Barbara Carmean Anna lou Taylor SEVENTH ROW Elmo Cox Earl Ransdell Ducky Kxslmg Jnmmy Clark Ronald Tudor Howard Martm dull Fred Rauke George Prlest Jean Horner Mass Thompson The Amerlcan Junlor Red Cross has for tts offlcers Advlsor Mlss Edna Thompson Presl dent George Prlest, Vlce Presldent Fred Ralke Press Reporter, Pat Shrock Secretary Treasurer Glorla Gardmer Assistant Secretary Janet Head The Councll IS composed ot two members from the flrst through the twelfth grades The annual membership Roll Call was one hun dred per cent The projects of the membership, up to date thls year are collectmg sales stamps, a contrl button to Chlldrens SCTVICB Fund and flfty or more gtft boxes to be sent to children 1n for elgn countrles GEORGE PRIEST Edrtor EDNA THOMPSON Advuor American .lunior Red Cross - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . '- 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . , . . 1 1 , . . - ., ' 1 , ' 1. as .V , - , CT: fi e qlfr Q on QD 5 oo a DQ is FIRST ROW Davld Stratton Richard Althouse Phlllp Zlmmerrran Tom McCullough David Lee Hurley LeRoy Coleman Thomas Rose Tommy Head Terry Wnckenselmer SECOND ROW Donald Hollls Junlor McCall Byron Click Done Shumaker James Jackman Don Wtlson Henry Tolle Davld Hakes Vlrgll Althouse John Foltz THIRD ROW Carl Manley Lewls Weller Donald Albright Melvin Everharl Russell Everman Charles Pommert John Pommer? aw 'f ' V 9 ' Y ti ,lift .. - - r s D 5 I .' W Q. V ! , . r FOURTH ROW-William Blazer, Robert Pryor, John Cameron, Jerry Spangler, David Brlzius, Conrad Curren. The Boy Pttrol was organized about twenty xears ago by the ClI'lCll'll'h1ll Automobrle Club to promote safety for each pupil m the Greentteld Schools The members of the orgamzatton are on duty at all important street mtersectlons to as sure sate crossfngs to teach chlldren correct hab tts ot street crossmvs and to detect and report ,mv vloldtton to school salety The patrolmdn 15 selected because he IS courteous tactful consnderate punctual depend able and clear thmkmg so that he will be able to meet emergencxes The group have meetmgs and socxal gather mgs and w1ll have an out ot town trtp before the close ot school The supervlsor IS Mr Roderick Thomas THOMAS ROSE editor RODERICK THOMAS adtmor Boy Patrol The McClam High School Band consisting of 75 pieces and under the direction of Miss Margaret Beaver had a very successful season During the summer we played our usual Thursday evening concerts At the dedication of the General Duncan MacArthur Highway during the Sesqulcenten nial a group selected by Miss Beaver had the privilege of playing for the Honorable Frank J Lausche Governor of Ohio Parade was led by our band with ten neigh boring bands participating With the opening of the football season the band made its first appearance of the school vear The usual M for McClam and letters for the visiting schools were formed For our homecoming game the band marched out on the football field before game time and made a large crown using different colored lights and played Beautiful Lady At the half thev made a large blue star and a yellow moon with Helen Griffith, Norma Cable and Charles Mitchell as soloists Helen played Stardust Norma Moonglow and Charles sang The Night Is Young and Youre So Beautiful From this formation the band went into a large lighted moon and played Its Only a Paper Moon and little Kathy Riley Jumped through a miniature paper moon and presented the Queen with a gift from the band We attended the Circleville Pumpkin Show and gave the most spectacular performance we mation to the center of the football field and presented a Halloween Show They played Did You Ever Thmk When a Hearse Rolls By Ann Free did a skeleton dance around a fluorescent tombstone and Carolina Rice did a witch s dance Later this year we are planning to give a Pop Concert presenting many band arrangements of popular numbers Included in this concert ar some numbers which were played by Ralph Prices band many years ago MARILYN MCLAIN Editor MARGARET BEAVER Advzsor Band 7 ' 7 ' ' ' ' Ah 77 Sh 7 7 - , - ,, ' ' bb 9 . . h ,, . . . 1 5 I ' Also the Sesquicentennial Million Dollar have ever given. The band marched out in for- ,, . . . , . . . . . E, . . . . ,, . . . . D ' it ' 91 ' H 4 9 . 9 ' ' 7 .ff FIRST ROW James Clark Phllvp Grover Milton Allen Jack Satterfueld Dwtght Hull Margaret Beaver SECOND ROW Robert Hull Jay Harmount Ronald Page Thomas Hanawalt Claude Coyne THIRD ROW Jack Crosley Pat Shrock Howard Marttndlll Harry Hafler Gary Simmons fhc boys chorus meets on Monday ot every week The c ire twenty tour hoys tn this group thls year At Chrtstmas ttmc the boys chorus jotned vuth the elrls to sing carols downtown An octet was tormed to stng at Oxford at the Southwestern Dtstrtct Contest Mtrch 18 lt con ststed ot Juv Harmount Phtllp Grover ttrst tcnors luck Sttttertteld Pat Shrock, second ten ors Gary Stmmons Ronald P nee tlrst busses Hdrrv Hdfler Jack Crosley second basses Thenr number was Ezeklel Saw the Wheel and thelr .tceompdntst was Normt Cable The bovs chorus wlll tlso have 1 ptrt 1n the Sprung Concert Cl ARIJ LXNE HORN LlflIOI 'WARGARILT BEAVER Al1llSUl Boys' Glee Club Q It 1 . , . - o A I - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I I 1 1 I I I I ' ' ,.' . , 1 . 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J , . -. f 1 '1 4. r ' 3 - lf 1 .'- . .. , , . , , FIRST ROW Betty Jones Rosemary Todhunter Evelyn Coleman Marianne Nevll Frieda Young Patty Purdln Wilma Cross Phylus Johnson SECOND ROW Margaret Beaver Shirley Clark Norma Cable Jannabelle Cherryholmes Ella Arnott Janice Judklns June Parshall Eileen Davls Gwen York THIRD ROW Joan Curry June Hull Rleta Sager Barbara Bergen Joyce Hull Vlvlan Jones Marlly1 McLatn Colleen Smith Katherine Shoemaker FOURTH ROW Mary Mlley Carolina Rlce Darrel Knlsley Jean Knlsley Patty Whltley Jean Horner Joanne Garrett Lots Jett Judlth Lough Judith Allen FIFTH ROW Wlllene Dodds Sally McCall Betty Babb Clarqane Horn Donna McHenry Vlrglnla Cox Joan Thomas Anna Lou Taylor Jane Borreson Sara Herman SIXTH ROW Janet Head Ann Free Betty Everhart Joan Jackman Allce Klsllng Jean Moomaw Wtlma Legg Betty Perry SEVENTH ROW Velma Vlnce Ellzabeth Haskell Joellen Hall Wilma Durst Betty McCormick Carollne Overman Phylts Matthews Nancy Cook Glenna McGuire Barbara Hardgrove Vurgtma Brewer The gtrls chorus meets on Wednesday and consists of sixty three gtrls At Chrtstmas they prepared a cantata entttled Bethlehem whlch was presented for the student body and one ntght for the publlc Martlyn McLain, June Hlll and Clartjane Horn had solo parts and Jo Benner fur nlshed part of the organ accompamments This Easter a few gtrls were selected to appear m the Y Teen H1 Y program presented for the student body and public on the Thursday before Easter The gurls organtzed a triple trto whlch went to Oxford competing ln the Southwestern Dtstrtct June Htll VlVldn Jones Gwen York sang so prtno Colleen Smlth Jean Horner lots Jett second soprano and Anna Lou Taylor Judy Allen Judy Lough alto Joanne Garrett was the accompanist They sang Ho' Mr Piper l'hey recelved I or Superior and wtll ap pear at the State Finals The gtrls wlll no doubt appear ln the Baccalaureate Servtces this sprm and also ln the Sprmg Concert Their accom panlst ts Norma Cable CIARIJANE HORN Adxzsor MARGARET BEAVER Adtzsw Girls' Glee Club 2 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , ,, . t - - . 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Q - FIRST ROW Joan Curry Betty Jones Vlvlan Jones No ma Cable Rosemary Toclhunter Frieda Young Gwen York Jamce Judklns Phyllus Johnson Sl:COND ROW Shirley Clark June Hull Rleta Sagar Barbara Bergen Marilyn McLain Colleen Smlth Katherine Shoemaker Miss Beaver THIRD ROW Wlllene Dodds Mary Carolyn Mlley Carollna Race Darrell Knlsley Joanne Garrett Var gunna Cox Jean Horner Lous Jett Judy Lough Judy Allen FOURTH ROW Janet Head Ann Free Betty Bobb Clarqane Horn Jane Borreson FIFTH ROW Betty Everhort .loan Jackman Elizabeth Haskell Glenna McGunre Joan Thomas Anna Lou Taylor Sara Herman SIXTH ROW James Clark Jay Harmount Jack Satterfleld Claude Coyne Thomas Hanawalt Gary SEVENTH ROW Phll Grover Pat Shrock Howard Martlndull Harry Hafler Jack Crosley Mnlton Allen The mlxed chorus meets on Frldays and con music than those with untramed voices could mms tortv boys and girls The people ln thls Judv louah IS the accompanist chorus must have belonged to the chorus for over two years and must be especially picked by the Cl ARUANE HORN Lflffvf dlrector Mdrglret Beaver They attempt harder NIAROARRT Bl:AVER Azlumr Chorus - , , ' ' . , f , , ' , r , - - L . 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Phll Grover Jock Sctiferfleld Pot Shrock Gwenn York Darrell Knlsley Vlrgmto Cox Vlvlon Jones Judy Lough Colleen Smith IHIRD ROW Horry Hafler Jock Crosley Ronald Purge Garry Slmmons Joan Thomos Anna Lou Taylor Lots Jett Judy Allen Jean Horner This group was speclally trained to go to the Southwestern Dlstrlct contests to compete agamst other schools ln the same dlstrlct The ensembles began thexr numbers after Chrlstmas as the voices had to be spectallv selected from many by the director Mass Margaret Beaver Ensemble se lectlons were made from the mustcal magazlne Triad and the solos from the Selective Musxc Llst The Mustc Festival was held on March 18 at Mlaml Untverslty Oxford Ohio There are three classes a group many enter A B or C determnned by the number enrolled ln hlgh school The ensembles entered ln A class and the soloists tn B Svc mmutes were allowed for each performance The ratmgs that can be earned arel ll I l o V .1 I betng highest maklng a contestant ellglble tor the State Fmals Contestants sing belore 1 judge who IS sues the ratings Some go tor comments only and do not compete A person or group ts gr tded on tone technique interpret mon mtonatton gen eral etfect and selection Sololsts who recened a ratmg ot 1 were June Hull soprano smvmv Lullaby from JOCF LYN Norma Cable saxophone solo playlng My Regards Clarljane Horn mezzo soprano stngtng My Hetrt At Thy Dear Votce from SAMSON AND DELILAH lune Hill was ac companted by Clartjane Horn Norma Cable bv Lots Jett and Clxrxjane Horn by Judv Lough Joanne Garrett played a plano solo Choplns Valse No I0 and won an excellent rattng or Ho' Mr Plper was sung by the Glrls Triple Trno and Joanne Garrett accompanled them They received a ratmg of l whlle the Boys Octet drew a ll They sang a cappella Ezekiel Saw the Wheel The Triple Trlo con ststed of June Hlll Nlvtan Jones Gwenn York Darrell Kmslev falternatel soprano Lols Jett Jean Horner Colleen Smith Vlrgmla Cox tal ternatel second soprano Anna Lou Tavlor Judy Lough Judy Allen Joan Thomas falter nttel alto The Octets members were Jn Harmount Phtl Grover hrst tenor Pat Shrock Jack Sattertleld second tenor Ron tld Paige Gary Slmmons tlrst bass Jack Crosley Htrrv Hatler second bass CLARlJAlNE HORN! editor MARGARET BEAVER udusor Oxford Group L I I I I ' T I I I I I I - ,,,,, L . . , , , . , ' - v f 1 a 5 , . . 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WHERLAS We McCl11n members ot Masque A Cnvel Nat1on1l Thesolans and the Candidates Club with Mr Wshe Fetherltn sponsor ot these speech 1rts honor o gam zatlons are proud of the envtahle records we h 1ve made between thetr advent THERE FORE Be tt Resolved th 1t we Rememher vuth Respect THAT I Troupe 400 was 1 most actlve of the l l00 trouoes havm 1 S su cessne vradu atmg natlonal pomt champtons mcludtn one all time champion 7 We produced 'Pi plays to get funds to mstall our llemble sta e ltghtmg system and these charters and Natlonal Stars gallernes 1 We st1s,ed S to benefit the mustc and athletxc departments the PTA and the Hospttal 4 We staged M cl1ss beneltts S We regularlx partlclpate 1n CIVIC Memorial Dav programs 6 By request vte presented plass before a nattonal con vention of collegiate speech honorarnes helore two O S U Drama Cltnlcs twtce before Washington C H Rot 1ry helore many loc 1l md nelghborm ctvlc 1nd church groups and once won second place tn the Ohlo State I-estnal at Western Reserve Umversxtv 7 One Mollere farce vt IS selected by crltles 15 play ot the month 8 DRAMATICS and HOW THEY WERE STAOED m lex mes featured this 9 The Hlbrl SCHOOI THESPIAN fe 1tured another I0 Our production schedules lor lo h 1947 and 1946 mcludme Moor Born Ntne Cnrls Doetor tn Snlte of Htms ll C1 ore Wash meton Slept Here D1rlt Vletory De 1th T 1ltes 1 Holtday l ove From A Strm er named one ot the Top Three tn the Al'l1LFlCiFl Eelucatlonal Theatre Assocxatton 1 WLW twtce bro tdcast here tollowmg our pltys I? We have bro1dcast often and regularly from ftve radto statlons md twlce over NBC I4 Four Stars are now an nouncers and more tre ln trammg li By request Mr Wylle Fetherhn addressed three A ETA conventions ln Chlcaeo two OSU Dramt Clmlcs two Natnonal Drama Conferences tt lnel11n1 Umversnty 1nd one st 1te lestlv1l 1t the Umverslty of West Vrrglma and h1s served on lour A E T A commtttees one to revtsc tts textbook I6 Only McCl1ln hts Natton1l St 1rs ln all ht h sehool n 1tlon1l speech honorarles 17 We etrned 48 tour full sh xrel during l9l9 NU I8 E1ch N1t1onal Star ts one of our 66 N 1tlon1l Honor Thesplans tlso I9 Ol these N tttontl Sttrs tvto 1re tour sl1r twmners ol tll nitlontl honorsl flve 1re trtple sttrs md 1? tre double SIIFS 70 Thls IS 1 record ot A ETA tetchers '71 Photogrtphs ol Mefluns Nntlonxl Speeeh Arts Sttrs 1re prommentlv md perm tnentlx dtsplxyeel 1nd th 1t Wtth even htgher hopes and mote elexoteel eletermmtttons to nchtexe them we hcgm the mud twentieth century MASQUE 81 GAVEL THFSPIANS CANDIDATES Ph1lGrmu Pres lean Hmm: res Junc1H1ml Put 14 Z 1 2' X ' l ' b' 1 N1 3 . 1 ' xx- A ,-- 1 x ' - 1 rx x 1 7' 3 1 1 1 - ' Q - 1 . 7 - --' 1 . . 1 . g 1 c 'Y le - ' . g 1 - ' A 3 -. -, - 1 A 5 J ' ' , ' .. 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X1-5153 NATIONAL Pwelvn Arnott H xrrtet Burgess Dvwteht C I nton Bonnie Coelxerlll R Dotothdlce Copel and J tmes Demtels Vlfgllild Doles Jane Dretke BEST THESPIAN 0 2 per yearl Albert Drtver R Beekx Htll R Dale Humphrexs C h ules I tmes J tmes P11r.tles R Ronald Reld R Swllv Rettlneer Beverly Ross R RADIO STARS Rosem trv Bern rr Dtle Humphrevs Beekw Hlll HeIenJ Hope Joellen lrwln Ernest Iserns Ron tld Reld R STARS S 1r1 Sh rrp H trruct Sommers Roy St un Jr C I1 trles Thompson Helen Weller K xy York R Robert Zeeek Beverly Ross Is ty York Robert Zeek Annurnzcus Humphrews Kerns Reid Zeeek Unzurxm lmrmu Bernard Irwtn York MASQUE 81 GAVEL NATIONAL STARS H trrtet Burgess Bonnie Coekerlll Helen I brlv R HelenJ Hope D11le Humphreys Charles Llmes R Ronald Retd Beverly Ross R Sim Shexrp R Roy SLAVE Jr Kaw York CI 3 per yectrl Rosem Irv Bern 1rd Betty Bl une Ellztheth DeW1tt J me Drtke J me Durnell Beeky Htll Betty Holmes Joellen Irwln Bettw E Jones Lrnest Kerns Nolan Seott Alice Wilson I otene C lwhurn VI Jov Coler I mtee D tvrs K xty Cxrtee Frmd Hammond Delph11 Inskeep Jo Kllpitrlck II'lOI11dS Vllller J tmes Pearce Herschel Rlley 'VI11ry I Sdgdl' Harriet Sommers NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE STARS per yeurl H trrtet Burgess D ale Humphrexs R Ron tld Rerd H trrtett H itler Delpht Inskeep Helen Weller C h trles I lmes fUf1lx Iltllrun has Ntllllillllf Slam UI all lzzelr sc lmnl xpucll lzmmrarlz sl Repe xted National Speech Stars 1935 1950 qv v x I H 1 1 1 A - f .1 1 . 1 2 , 31.5. ..1, 1 B 'J 2' 4' 'R . 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V. , ,. 1 -. 1 O - FIRST ROW Norman Baxla Phlllp Grover Joan Thomas Jean Horner Harrret Sommers Joanne Gar rett Betty Jones SECOND ROW James Clark Glenna McGulre Rleta Sagar Carolyn Mossbarger Darrel Knlsley Gwen York Annabelle Estle Joan looney THIRD ROW Judlth Allen Rleta Baxla Katherine McCaII Judrth Lough Jane Borreson Gloria Gardener Pal Malcolm FOURTH ROW Anna lou Taylor Jay Harmount Howard Dobbs Donna Bradshaw Phyllis Teelers Grace Thompson Beverly Cham Lots Jett FIFTH ROW Mr Fetherlun David Brlzlus Jack Redkey Lowell McNelI John Hennlgan Conrad Curren John McCullough John Horn Ronald Tudor 7 1950 Xe 0 '9 CHAPTER STARS lam Bontson Buerly Cham Joanne Garret! Phzlzp Groxer hun Horner Bettx Jonas Rum Sugar Harriet Somnurs 'VIASQUE 8. GAN bl national htgh school speech tor use honorary has had these objecttves honor and motlvate sxgmtlcant development rn and demonstratton of Oral Excellence tn class recttatlons school ACIIVIIICS and commumty hte and to encourage cooperation between scholas ttc and ervtc groups Wvlle Fetherlm sponsor Speakers xt the lnsttllatton were the otlteers Betty Jones md Phrllp Grover Harriet Sommers and Je tn Horner Jo tnne G trrett md Jo in Thom as md Norm tn Btxli ot the Student Counetl June Htll representtne the Candtdates Club gaxe the vocal M tsque 8 Gavel migtzlne reprinted our proeram md Irsted our honor try members Senator Albert Danrels Ohros trrend ot educa tron Ch trles J I ammers ot WI W dean ot radlo producers md Nflr Fetherlln Am Fd Th Assn textbook co editor To become a member 1 jumor or senror must submlt 1 Candidates Club record that he ts among the top third ln oral expresston tn two thtrds ot hrs class club etvtc and church tc ttvmes Members recene thetr puns varrous cer IlflCdICS magazine and educattonal literature from nattonal headqutrters Northwestern Um versrtx where annually the M 8: G Summer Speech Instltute ts held Phlllp Grover plans to attend June Julv Natronal Stars ot three equal types selected protlctencvl B ltor best oral growthl C ffor grettest Chapter achtevementl IVJCCIJIDS Na ttonal Stars are recorded on mother page Thetr photos xrc prommentlv and permanently dtsplayed ln the IUKJIIOTILIH1 Nxtronrl Speech Stars Gallery Phtllp Grover .lem Horner Joanne Garrett H trrtet Sommers John Henmgtn Norman Baxla 1nd Betty Jones received certllte ttes ot lndtvtdual Aecompllshment WYI IF IRE I HILRI IN Arltlsor BLTTY l:, JONILS Prcmlznt Masque 81 Gavel '- I l I . I I . I S B ' 1 1 ' 2 f , X, Z in K. 1 4, A. I 1 i . I J ,.z U. . ' , . . - . . . . - , , , . ,Q ' ' z r, '- tn V 7' as ' , 'I . I . - '- at McClain for some time: to recognize. promote, from the Chapter Stars are A tfor inter-school ' K ' S' A. , ' ' ' - 1 ' ,. ' , 5 , . 2 , l ' 9 . 1 . ' X .,.- 5.1 ' 1 . 1 . , sp- l ' , X x U- 1 's A s nf. s ' 1 . . , A, f H ' 2 '. 1 ' 2 z z - z ' j S ' ' 'Q .' ' ' ' ' 2 L Lia A . ' ' . 1. if X ' 'L ' 1 1 ' ' ' - 7' '. H 1 FIRST ROW Judith Lough Rlela Sagar Carolyn Mossbarger Beverly Chain Harriet Sommers Virginia Cox Betty Jones SECOND ROW Janne Bcrreson Jean Ho ner Palrlcla Malcolm Marilyn M Lam Palsy Ghormley Joann Garrell Clarilane Horn THIRD ROW Mr Fetherln George Priest Ronald Tudor Robert Roads Philip Grover THESMANS 1 9 5 o HONOR THESPIANS Plulzp Grmer lcun Hmm: Btm Jones Marilyn McLain Harrie! .SOIIIIIMIS The National Thesplan Society has 1100 troupes composed of teachers md students de voted to the advancement ol the dramatic arts and literature Thespians sponsored at McClain have manv notable national achievements cluding 8 U S point champions 66 Honor Thes plans and 'X Best Thespians Thesplans believe six principal lunctions ol the educational theatre are l To impart basic consumers knowledge of the dramatic arts lead mg to the tormatlon ot standards oi their evalua tion and appreciation 'I To establish an active mtellleent lastmu Interest in them Z To eon tribute elteetnelw to educational processes -1 To provide opportunities for creative expression and worthy use ot leisure time 5 To provlde demo cratic expression in the exercise ot cooperation initiative and leadership essential to successful citizenship and 6 To provide a worthwhile share ot wholesome theatre tor the school and com munity Mr Fetherlln at the Third National Drami Conference Indiana Umversltv To become a National Thesplan a junior or senior must have earned I0 performance pomts Members with 50 pomts are Honor Thespians Appropriate insignia are affixed to their dl plomas The National secretary annually sends na tional Best Thespim Star certificates to one or two Honor Thespl ms judged best in cooperation nel partlcip mon MeC'am s Best Thesplans and R ndio Stars tre listed otticltllv on another page Their photos are prominently and permanentlx .lispltyed in the tudltorium National Speech St urs C1 tllerv Oltlcers tor next year are Jean Horner Pres: dent Philip Grover Secretary and Ronald 'Iudor Treasurer WYIIB FFIHERLIN Adumr VIRGINIA COX President National Thespians . 1 , ' xx Il L , ' , 3 . ,, . . . . Y , . ' t . l l ' L F- As 'L I' . ' ' , F. since installation in 1940 by Wylie Fetherlin, ,, , , - - , - ' ', ,- -, I. ., , D ' I , 4 1 e . , e . 1 v L , I 7 . , . 1 u 1 f FIRST ROW-Willa Edington, Freda Young, Dane Shumaker, David Hakes, Bobby Carson, John Dove, Jerry Thomas, Dickie Kisling. SECOND ROW-Jacquelene Warning, Carolyn Ramsey, Janet Head, Ruth McCormick, Edward Wilson, James Lauson, Patsy Sollars. THIRD ROW-Sarah Nicley, Janice Judkins, Patricia Rhoads, Ann Washburn, Joyce Cook, James Head, Sam Corriell, George Roads, Russell King. FOURTH ROW-Catherine Robinson, Carolina Rice, Shirley Frost, Mary Ellen Martindill, lvalene Fresh- our, Allen Carey, Shirley Tennenbaum, Paul Ogg, Bobby McWilliams. FIFTH ROW-Margaret Beechler, Jane Hill, Shirley Jo Hart, Sue Smith, Barbara Hardgrove, Joann Simmons, Shirley Grubbs, Chester Fordyce, Annabelle Daugherty, Alea Jane Blackwell, Katy Lough, Estella Coleman, Patsy Ely, Janice Chapman, Patricia Bowles. SIXTH ROW-Barbara Skeens, Betty Sue Perry, John Tudor, Mary Miley, Bobby Barrett, Elmo Cox, Wayne Keplinger, Ann Free, Alice Smith, Joan Kellis. The Candidates Club is a large and ener- getic group of progressive underclassmen con- tributing to the good name of their school through their daily oral excellence. Candidates qualify with records rating them 'the top third in Oral Expression, in two thirds of their ac- tivities'. Such records maintained will promote Candidates to Masque 84 Gavel membership, Wylie Fetherlin, sponsor. The National office distributes pins-smaIl- er replicas of the M 81 G insignia-and beau- tiful membership certificates. It also annually issues Certificates of Individual Accomplishment in theatre, in debate, in public speaking, in interpretation, and in chapter activity. Alea Blackwell, Chester Fordyce, James Lawson, Katy Lough, Mary Ann Leach, Elmo Cox, Samuel Coriell, Ruth McCormick, James Head, Freda Young, June Hill, Ann Free, Jo Ann Benner, and Janet Head earned various ones. A Can- didate may earn several each year. In addition to the speaking program, Febru- ary 7, Candidates presented two one-acts select- ed by the Installation audience from three. He Ain't Done Right by Nell by Mary Ann Leach. Ruth McCormick, Elmo Cox, and Faith Mercer had Harriet Sommers, Philip Grover, and John Hennigan from M 8: G assisting. Willa Edging- ton held book. Curse You, Jack Dalton em- ployed Carolina Rice, Katy Lough, James Law- son, Alea Blackwell, Chester Fordyce, Ann Free. and Samuel Coriell. June Hill, Barbara Bergen, Mary C. Miley, and Ina Owens assisted back- stage. Greenfield Furniture Co. supplied suites. Proceeds bought a nice Charter Display Gal- lery. Later Alea Blackwell, Shirley Tennenbaum. Freda Young, James Head, Elmo Cox. Janet Head, Chester Fordyce, and Ann Free presented their melodrama for the Mothers' Club. Final- ly by request Shirley Jo Hart, Freda Young, Alea Blackwell, Samuel Coriell, James Head. Chester Fordyce, Janet Head, and June Hill staged it for an enthusiastic Dr. Mendenhall's O.S.U. class visiting our school. JANET HEAD, President WYLIE FETHERLIN, Advisor Candidates Club i.' FIRST ROW Harriet Sommers Robert Roads Ronald Tudor Philip Grover Jean Horner Betty Jones SECOND ROW Terry Lindsey George Priest Rita Baxla Donna Bradshaw Virginia Cox THIRD ROW Mr Fetherlin John Hennigan Jane Borreson Beverly Cham Rieta Sagar McClain fhespians brought mirthtul enter tunment to their audience November I8 I949 with an excellent version ot Our Hearts We e Young and Gay from the collahoratml pens of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Skilltully directed by Wylie Fetherlin the youthlul cast combined their comic lines d action well enough to more than offset the handicap ot makeshift stage settings The sec roles were capahly pertormed B tty E Jon s and Harriet Sommers who hid the m nor parts and were on stage virtuallv during the entire three acts were espeeiallv elteetive as the xoung American firls making their tirst trip ibroid free lrom the watehlul eyes ol their pnrents G1 fnfulzl lylllll Imus The supporting cast included Tom Creach haum Jean Horner John Hennigan Philip Groxer Jane Borreson Ronild Tudor Rieti Our Hearts Were Sigur Robert Roads Donni Bradshaw Beverly Chain Evelyn Edgington Virginia Cox George Priest and Terry Lindsey Assisting with the production were technl clans Rita Baxla Marilyn Mcl am Donna Brad shaw and .lack Crosley musicians were Clari jine Horn Earl Ransdell Rohm Ann Harold Bobby Anderson Freda Young and June Hill with Miss Beaver and the seniors with Mrs The comedy was adapted by Jem Kerr from an autobiographical novel by Misses Skinner and Kimbrough It was presented in two set tmgs under arrangements with the Dramatic Publishing Company as the senior clxss benefit Our Hearts Were Young and Oav was one ot the most popular comedies with Thes plans tll over America list year and this vear PHILIP GROVER LIIIIOI' WYLIE FETHERI IN Adumr Young And Gay f ' -3- . .- -A XC, C . gl, nq, ' 1 .r f' I ' I . 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' YJ. - ' Q 5 . ondury characterizations as well as the leading Lynch selling tickets. 1 ' ' ' ' . e f . ef ' ' z f 1 I x B -'Q 1 X LI 4 is 1 1 I 1 ' x: 1 'nw' 'll' ' I s - ' s xg- ' s' Q 1 y. 1 g- -. 1 'f 1 ,- '-ill ', ' ,A-I ' .- I 1 'sp ' sk-- FIRST ROW Harriet Sommers John Hennlgan Ronald Tucor Phl Grover Marrlyn Mcla n Betty Jones SECOND ROW Jane Borrescn Rleta Baxla Donna Bradshaw Jean Horner Beverly Cham Rleta Sagar THIRD ROW Mr Fetherlan Chester Fordyce James Lawson George Priest A translation ot Florence and George Noyes of the greatest Polash three act comedv ladaes and Hussars bv Alexander Fredro was staged for an apprecaatave audience on Fradav Apral 14 It was be autrtullv costumed and entertaan melv presented as a junaor class benetat A radaoscrapt wratten by Wylae Fetherlan was pre mrered by the radro department ot the College of Musac of Cancrnnata at WNOP and accepted bv Samuel French Inc publasher The ladaes were 'Vlaralyn McLaan as Pana Orgon Jean Horner as Pam Dyndalskl Harraet Sommers as Panna Anaela Betty E Jones as Panna Zofaa and therr maads Fruzaa Raeta Sagar Josaa Jane Borreson and Zuzaa Donna Bradshaw The hussars were Phalrp Grover as the ma jor Ronald Tudor as the captaan John Henna gan as the lieutenant James Lawson as the chaplam and two serazeants Greeorv Chester Fordyce and Rembo George Praest Rata Baxla and Beverly Cham assasted back stabe Joanne Garrett prepared all programs and tackets I-IARRIET SOMMERS 1111101 WYI IE FETHERI IN Adxrsm Parker Fennellys three act mystery farce Cueltoos on the Hearth was presented late an Mav bv and tor Thespaans under arrantements wath Dramatrsts Play Service Inc Comedy leads were Harriet Sommers as Lulu Pune John Hennagan as Zadoc Grames James Doc Ferras Phlllp Grover ts the Protessor and Georee Praest as the Rev Betty Jones and Ronald Tudor were the romantac leads Mr and Mrs Carlton Marllyn McLaan as Beulah Peck Raeta Saear as Dr Gordon and Sammy Coraell as the Marne Trooper added to the thralls Teehnacaans were Rata Baxla Donna Brad shauv Jane Borreson Joanne Garrett James Head and Wylie Fetherlan director MARILYN Mcl AIN editor WYI IE FETHERI IN adrian: Ladies and Hussars Cuckoos on The Hearth l T 1 I I I I . 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'z NIR I I'I'IIfI.XI.-X HAXII .ION History Typewrlhng D A R Good C1tt7ensh1p Contest tor Sen lor Gtrls The contestants selected lor the l9i0 D A R Good Cttlzenshtp Contest tor senior gtrls were VIFEIDIH Cox Clarttane Horn Ruth Roads Col leen Smtth Jane Pterce All made commenda ble ores Ctttzenshtp school tctlvltles scholtr shtp tn Amertcan htstorx and government were the names ot selectlon for the contest The sub jects covered were cxttzenshtp American htstory governm nt and Ohlo hlstort Vlrgtnta Cox made the highest score and w1ll be awarded a recognttton pm by the local Jultant Whlte chapter ot The Daughters of the American Revolutton Clartjane Horn made the second htghest score WILLIAM E DAVIS Science The Bausch and Lomb Science Medal pre sented annually to that puptl m xktng the great est progress ln Sclence Subjects was won thus year by Norman Baxla and Jerry Newman Each htd an xverage ot 94 Each has displayed ln dustry leadershlp chartcter tnd a ttne school sptrtt The previous wlnners of thts medal have made splendtd records tor themselves after leav mg hugh sehool We do not expect less ot these HOWARD L RHUDE In advanced and begtnntng tvpewrtttng the students are requtred to attaln 1 certam speed wtth 1 mmtmum number ot errors tor a ten mmute timed wrltmg period Three semor etrls deserve specltl recognltlon for thelr outstanding work tn typcvsrltmg They are Joanne Garrett 64 words per mmute Clarl jane Horn S9 Helen Grlttlth N6 The tollowln dents are the next htgnest tn rank wlth vxords per mmute as the lowest seore Glorta Al len Lucille Campbell Pauline Cochran Gwen York Ruth Roads Pat Condon Pat Haynes Juanita Ford Barbara Grove Betty Jones Jaek Satterfreld Altce Jo Penwell In begmnlng typewrtttng Norma Cable hts done exceptlonally ftne work She has tttatncd the speed of 57 words per mmute The follow mg students are the next htghest tn rank wtth 30 words per mmute as the lowest score Phyllls Teeters Wtllene Dodds Tom Creachbaum Jean Hall Howard Dobbs Jlm Ferguson Eltzabeth Haskell Ruth McConn1ughey Florence Clouser Harold Jones Wtlltam Uhl Dale Allen Pxul Cowglll Joan Jackman Martlyn McLaln Annu Lou Taylor Barbara Wtlson lsatherlne MeC1ll Phllllp Grover Betty Bobb These seores were ttlsen from d1t1 recorded to April I MISS BFRNICE E BROWN I 0 A . . . . .1 . . 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IL i111 . 1 1 L C' ,' 1 1 A' 1 V1g 111' 11 '1 '1 ' , '1' . 1 .'1g'.'1'Ics 4-b4,' ' O I 9 9 'Je' 52 Joan Wllson Joellen Hcll Freda Young Gwen York Every September a cheerleader IS selected by popular vote of the student body to take the place of the graduatmg semor The one elect ed remams throughout the four years of hrgh school unless proved mcompetent or tnellglble This year our new freshman cheerleader elect was Freda Young The three remammg from last year were Gwen York senior and captain .loan Wllson jumor and Joellen Hall sophomore Awards are given to each cheerleader for We have trled our best to support and back up the team at all times We are proud to say that all four cheerleaders have cheered at every game of the McClain Tlgers ln both football and basketball few of our favorlte cheers are Fight Fight Flght team ftght' team fight' team' Frght team' . 5 -- - A ' : , ' . U Fightl Fight! Fight! ' ' -, ' - , - T-E-A-M, , - , T-E-A-M, - T-E-A-M, . ' , , ' , ' , l ht! 1 , ', 'htl her year s work The semor recelves a gold megaphone and chaln and the Junior sopho more and freshman recelve letters The cheerleaders have charge of the home coming decoratlons whxch includes decoratlng the goal posts queens throne and attendants chaxrs Thxs year we had two mascot cheerleaders for the reserve basketball games They were Connle Sexton second grade and Frankle Sex ten thxrd grade Yea Team' Yea McClain flg Yea McCla1n flg Ftght' Flght' Fxght' GWEN YORK Captain DOROTHY A LYNCH Advzsor Cheerleaders FIRST ROW Lowell McNeil Charles Mitchell James Rose John Horn George Smith SECOND ROW Howard Marhndill David Brizius Dale Allen James Sellers Norman Baxla The National Athletic Honor Society was tounded for the purpose of stimulatmg higher scholastic ideals among high school athletes also to instill standards ot higher sportsmanship and ide ils in athletics The Edward Lee McClain High School Chip ter was founded in l9 5 by a group ot high school principals ln 1976 the McClain Society was granted its charter Since that time 176 boys have been selected tor the society ln order to be eligible for membershxp a boy must earn varsity letters in either a major or a minor sport his scholarship tor three consecutive semesters must be equal to or higher than the general average of thc school and he must have exemolifled the highest type ot sportsmanship and citizenship The new members selected this year are David Brizlus George Smith Dale Allen John Horn Charles Mitchell Howard Martmdill and James Rose Lowell McNeil James Sellers and Norman Baxla are all former members LOWELL MCNEIL Edztor JOHN W CJRIESHEIMER Advisor National Athletic Scholarship Society - r 1 I 1 - - 1 1 f 1 - ,' . '. ' .. ' ' . . .' ' 'f 1. , , , . . ., , . ,. . L. L. 7 7 . ., . 7 . , . X, , . Y . . A Y . . A . VV. , . .. . L. . . . 2 1- S I ' . ,. , , , - S s 1 4 v . ... 1 , . , , , B . .. . 1 s 1 N . V. x. 1 . I - '.w . . . , FIRST ROW-Robert Coclterill, John Horn, Norman Buxla, Roy Barr, Jimmy Sellers, Lowell McNeil, Bill Uhl, Terry Lindsey. SECOND ROW-George Smith, Ronald Tudor, Gerald Haney, Delbert Purdin, Charles Harris, David Brizius, Fred Raike, George Priest, Charles Richter. THIRD ROW-William Copeland, Ralph Van Meter, Richard Smith, Tom Blair, Dale Phillips, Harold Welch, Darrell Smith, Kenneth Bond. Due to injuries and lack ol' experience the 19-19 McClain Tigers did not fare so well in foot- ball. Only two returning lettermen. Roy Barr, Capt. and Norman Baxla. played during the season. James Sellers, a returning letterman, was unable to play until the last game of the season against Hillsboro due to a leg injury received be- fore the opening of the season. Eight sophomores and five juniors received their football M this season and are looking forward to offseting some of the defeats they re- ceived during the 1949 Season. Roy Barr received honorable mention as tackle on the Associated Press All Ohio selection. Norman Baxla was selected on the first team of the South Central League. The team managers were Kenneth Bond, Charles Richter, and Terry Lindsey. McClain Jackson McClain Bexley ..., McClain London . .... . ,. . McClain .. ... Washington C. H. George Smith will captain the team in 1950. McClain Wilmington ., . The 1949 Lettermen are as follows: Seniors - Mcflain Chillicothe Aglg Ro' Barr, Capt., Norman Baxla, James Sellers. ,- - - Juiiiors- George Smith. John Horn. Dale Allen. Mccldln Clrclevllle ' l Lowell McNeil. George Priest. Robert Cockerill. Mcclaln Giandvlew ' Sophomores- Fred Raike, William Copeland. MCCIHH1 Hlllsboro Charles Harris, Delbert Purdin. Ralph VanMeter. David Brizius. Gerald Haney. Thomas Blair, and ROY BARR, Editor Dale Phillips. JOHN W. GRIESHEIMER. Advixm Football Katherine McCall, iunior attendant: Patricia Ghormley, senior attendant: Gwendolyn York, Homecoming Queen: Ann Fordyce, sophomore attendantg Patsy Sollars, freshman attendant. The Homecoming football game was held October 7, the night of the Washington C. H. game. The reigning queen, Gwen York, was chosen from three competing candidates by the entire junior and senior high school. Her at- tendants, with the exception of Patsy Ghorm- ley, who obtained second place for queen, were chosen by the members of their classes. The attendants were as follows: Senior attendant, Patsy Ghormleyz Junior attendant. Katherine McCall1 Sophomore attendant. Ann Fordyceg Freshman attendant, Patsy Sollars. The McClain Band took a large part in the homecoming ceremony and played several songs in honor of the queen, which included a vocal solo. The Night ls Young and You're So Beau- tiful. by Charles Mitchell. Jerry Newman made a short homecoming speech and intro- duced the queen and her attendants. Roy Barr, captain of the football team, then crowned the queen and honored her with a kiss. The queen and her attendants left the field and occupied the ring side seats provided for them. A Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Senior class followed the game. PATSY GHORMLEY, Editor DOROTHY A. LYNCH, Advisor Homecoming FIRST ROW-Roy Barr, Norman Baxla, Dole Allen, James Sellers, Charles Mitchell, Delbert Purdin, James Rose. SECOND ROW-Coach, Thomas Doyle, Charles Ricter, Ronald Tudor, William Uhl, Howard Martindill, John Horn, Lowell McNeil, Kenneth Bond, Manager. During the 1949-50 basketball season the McClain Varsity basketball team won I2 games and lost five. The Tigers won their first three games easi- ly, but bowed to Portsmouth in the fourth for their first defeat. The team lacked in height but their spirit, courage, and determination helped in part, to make up for this as did speed and cleverness. The Tigers finished second in the South Central League. They had victories over such notable teams as Xenia Central and Columbus East, and finished the season in grand style as they won games over Washington C. H. and Cincinnati Norwood in two successive nights. They lost their tournament game to Chillicothe. Those who were awarded letters were: James Sellers, captain, Charles Mitchell, Norman Bax- la, James Rose, Roy Barr, Howard Martindill, Dale Allen, Delbert Purdin and a manager's letter to Kenneth Bond. McClain Fairfield 34 McClain Lebanon 34 McClain Hillsboro 24 McClain Portsmouth 48 McClain Xenia Central 44 McClain Chillicothe 50 McClain Marietta 34 McClain Circleville 46 McClain Washington C. H. 37 McClain Bexley 43 McClain Chillicothe 51 McClain Wilmington 41 McClain Hillsboro 51 McClain Columbus East 44 McClain Circleville 66 McClain Washington C. H. 37 McClain Norwood 52 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW-Fred Raike, Darrell Priest, Galen Wiseman, Bill Copeland, Ralph Van Meter, Bob Benner, Marvin Cannon. SECOND ROW-Dale Phillips, Dick Smith, Charles Harris, John McCullough, Tom Blair, Gerald Haney, Edward Grate. Eight letter men returned from the 1948- 1949 B squad to reclaim the South Central League Championship. The Reserves lost only one League game to Circleville, earning a rec- ord of six victories to one defeat. The record for the year was 12 wins and six losses. The sophomores who played in their freshman year will receive their M's. The five leading scorers of the team are William Copeland, John Mc- Cullough, Buck Harris, Ralph Van Meter and Edward Grate. The Freshman team lost two games and won one. Those representing the sophomore class were Ralph Van Meter, Ed- ward Grate, Buck Harris, William Copeland. John McCullough, Fred Raike, Edward Warn- ing, Thomas Blair, Richard Smith, Dale Phillips, and Galen Wiseman. The freshmen were Bob- by Benner, Marvin Cannon, Darrel Priest, and Bruce Pierce, with Carl Manley as the manag- er of the year. JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Editor RODERICK THOMAS, A dvisor Reserve Basketball FIRST ROW Danny Wiseman Russell Shonkwller Fred Willett Carl Manley Raymond Purdln Joe Current SECOND ROW Paul Ogg John Tudor Earl Mller Wayne Capllnger Buddy McCall Virgil Alhouse Junior High basketball began with a rush this year forty eager young boys swarming all over the court The squad was gradually reduced to twenty five and this number practiced the rest of the season Although hampered greatly by lack of height the boys made a good showing due to their scrappy play and several showed much promise of becoming flne athletes The team participated in two tournaments this pl tycd in the McClain Gymnasium the team won from Wilmington but lost to Washington C H in the quarter fmals At Chillicothe Oak Hill Jumor High proved to be too tall for the local boys and eliminated them in the first game The record for the year was 5 wms as agamst 6 losses Junior High Basketball - , , i , ' , , ' ' - - ' 1 ' ' year. ln the South Central District Tournament O 1 11 1111111 1.11 11 111111 111 1 11 NNW 1 1 INNLN 11 11 1 1 1 111 11 N 1 1' L Ll I Nw x1I111x O 1 1 1 11 L 1111 1 1 1111 NNI 1 1 I1 11 1 1Lk 111 X1 11 1 1 X1 1 1 NW 111 x51 1 11111111111 1L LX 111' 1 11 Baseball 111' 111511 X1:!'1.1111 Iigcz' 11111c11.111 11'.1111 1111-1 .1 1116 1:1 '11.u: 1111 I 1 A iw, '111'A' ll1'C 11111111 1111g1 ' 1 1 I W. -1 Hill IMO 11-01 111C 11111 111111c 111111 111111111 '11 ' . 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Class Day Adverfisemenfs Cioodhx lo dur old sgliool d ixs hu d us xuu loud thc LS lvww wirs ol hippx I L n ns W :nh put us to thy Inst Now wg hid oui loud luuvgll lo lriuids xuu found so trim 4 the lomltx ind vioi Ol our tpims who bittlcd thiouwli VM. ll mvur lorgu thn mcmoms VVL w githurad on thu xx ix Ihr joxs that wgll rmiunbgr Ott on luturg sunnv days Ol work Ihits bun xull dom And pi iisu lor Ciridu mon Du uoil wg VL linillv won i mnds ri. Q lu ho LS vm lllgs Iislss bw Oli Loui 1' our x is Lk ii i i hi. Io x IATNE PILRCI COllH-N SNHIH Al lf h L URAY llfllllll Class Poem 4 'v ul , 1 ah, 'l' ' '- - lvyl. H 'lf' . z .' ' 1 I 'lll'-ilvl h 5 N . I ' x l ' i 'x u 'li I v' 1 gl ' 'z J ' z ' ' -. fs' , , ' ,. , s' 4, ,Q -. s x ri '- V x I ,i,' 1 ii. 1 x 1 V 1 x 1 y- Wc'rc oh. so proud ol' honors gained. i i 1 I lx il N 1 . . ' ' 1 1 ' 1- - A g 1 V 5 H L 1 ' . Ou' i ' . ii X lull il' ' lure pi As 1, 1 gin, i' ' 'arc high. ' 'fion ' 'A '. Ou' aim will ' vin. l i Q ' I i 'UUA WILKNIT HOSIERY CDMPANY DAVIS RESTAURANT Good Food Rrght Prrces SPEEDY SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 50 Post s Electrical Service 232 Jefferson St Phone 3 GURDUII S AUTO SUPPLY 250 Jefferson St Phone 78 EAVEY S SUPER MARKET FRUITS GROCERIES MEATS The Complete Food Market Compliments to The Class of 50 DR W R UUUIITER MUDEL GLEAIIERS Model Care Means Longer Wear MARIE urns MGR 321 Jefferson St SPRING GROVE DAIRY Gm ICE CREAM GREENFIELD OHIO 1 1 ' ' , I I Across from the post office 5 5 1 I I I I As September approached ln the fall of 1937 the Semor Class of 1950 happnly started their ellmb up the ladder of educatuon The fnrst sux rungs were qulckly ascended then came the last stx For Student Councul nn Jumor Hugh School we were represented by Glorla Allen Shnrley Llndsey and Clarnjane Horn nn the seventh grade James Sellers Gwen York and Patrlela Ghormley an the eighth grade Jay Harmount Joe Walker James Sellers James Newland Jack Satterfteld Howard Martmdlll and Roy Barr were ln the School Boy Patrol In the first of our last four years our Freshman year we chose for our class offleers James Sellers Presldent Vlrgmla Cox Vtee Presudent Glorna Allen Secretary and Gwen York Treasurer During thls year Betty Jones Joanne Garrett Jack Satterfxeld and Lucille Campbell appeared ln George Washxngton Slept Here James Sellers reeexved a letter ln base ball Gwen York was elected cheer leader from our class for the next four years James Sellers Jerry Newman Joanne Garrett and Gwen York were our Student Councll representatives Our next year our Sophomore year was much like the first ye tr Clarljane Horn was the class President James Sellers Vice Presl dent Mollle Lutz who moved away Treasurer and Harrlet Sommers Secretary We chose James Sellers Jerry Newman and Harriet Som mers to represent us ln Student Councll Thus year Betty Jones appeared nn Xmgu and Pateltn Sollcltor H1rr1etSommers Marilyn Mel am and Patrlela Condon had roles tn The Last of the Lowrles Jack Satterfleld appeared In Little Davld Betty Jones Harriet Som mers Marilyn Mel am Patrlcla Condon and Lucille Campbell were ln the cast of Sisters Under the Skm James Sellers receuved a let ter ln baseball Roy Barr reeelved a letter ln both football and baseball At the begmnlng of our Junior year we elected for the next two years Harrlet Sommers Presrdent James Sellers Vtee Presldent Patrl eta Condon Secretary and Jacqulan Pence Treasurer Letters were received by James Sel lers Norman Baxll md Roy Barr ln football letters an basketball We elected Jerry Newman as Presndent of Student Council for the next year Norman Baxla Jerry Newman Joanne Garrett and Gloria Allen were elected to serve as Student Council representattves Clarljane Horn and the Trlple Trlo of which Colleen Smxth and Gwen York are members received a rating of superlor at Oxford Having be come dlssatlsfled with the present class rmgs we consulted the sophomore class and decided upon a destgn for our rmgs On Aprtl 23 we entertained the Seniors with a banquet Th guest speaker was Mr Wnlllam Davls Two weeks later on May 7 the Junior Semor Dance was held Those ln the east of our Class play The Would Be Gentlemen were Vlrglnla Cox Harriet Sommers and Betty Jones Class History 4 - 1 L1 ' ' ' ' by 1 . 1 1 . y. l y I 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 ' - . , , , . ' . -Q ' 2. 1 ' N ' . 1 . . .I . and Norman Baxla and James Sellers received . 6. . . . 1 - 1 V nh J . 'ui . ' bi ' W7 ' 9 Q ' - 1 , 1 1 v 1 v : . - J. . I . f , ' , D - - 1 1 . . . - l I 5 At last we reached our long awalted goal our Semor year Our home coming queen tn football was Gwen York Patrlcna Ghormley was her attendant The attendants rn the pre cedmg years were Shtrley Ltndsey Freshman Joanne Garrett Sophomore and Gwen York Jumor Our class was represented tn Student Councxl by Vlfglnla Cox Patrtcta Condon Norman Baxla who was Secretary and James Sellers who was Vlce Presudent James Sellers Norman Baxla and Roy Barr recetved letters m football and James Rose Charles Mttchell Howard Martlndlll James Sellers Norman Bax la and Roy Barr recenved letters nn basketball Those recelvmg letters for the flrst two years m band and servtce bars for the last two years were Vlrgmla Cox Helen Grtfflth Pat Shrock Jack Satterfteld Gwen York Phyllls Barrett Colleen Smith Martlyn McLam Joanne Gar rett Jay Harmount and Joe Copeland Betty Jones Harrtet Sommers and Vtrgmna Cox were m our class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Thts year Clartjane Horn and the Gxrls Ensemble received a ratmg of superxor The Boys Ensemble received a rating of excel lent Gwen York and Colleen Smtth were mem bers of the Gtrls Ensemble the members of the Boys Ensemble were Pat Shrock Jack Satterfleld and Jay Harmount Harrnet Sommers served as Secretary of both Nattonal Thesptans and Masque 81 Gavel Betty Jones served as Prestdent of Masque and Gavel Betty Jones Harriet Sommers and Joanne Gar rett became Masque 8: Gavel Nattonal Stars Marilyn McLam Harrxet Sommers and Betty Jones became Honor Thesplans Betty Jones and Harrlet Sommers became Natnonal Best Thespnans The Bausch and Lomb Scxence award medal was awarded to Norman Baxla and Jerry Newman for thetr outstandtng work tn SCICHCC durmg thetr four years tn Hugh School Those parttclpatmg tn the Semor Scholarship Tests In Htllsboro were Vlrgmta Cox Clartjane Horn Norman Baxla Jerry Newman James Sellers Ruth Roads Harrtet Sommers and Paul Cowglll Juantta Ford Darrell Kmsley and James Rose were contestants ln the Semor Agriculture Tests whlch were also at Halls boro Those tn the Natlonal Honor Society were Vtrgmta Cox Clartjane Horn Joanne Garrett Ruth Roads Gwen York James Sel lers Norman Baxla and Jerry Newman O April 28 we were glven a banquet by the Jun tors and on May 5 the Jun1orSen1or dance was held Baccalaureate was May 21 and thc Commencement was May 26 Our class flower IS a whlte Camellia and our class colors are wme and opal blue Nothing ventured noth mg gained was our motto TELYTHA BAKER ALICE JO PENWELL JACQULAN PENCE LLOYD ROADS JAMES ROSE HOWARD L RHUDE Advuor Class History 1 1 . . . Q 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . . Z . . . , .. , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - n 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 J - ' tt , , . ,, . .. . i ' . I . . ' . . 5, . ,, . U . Z - ' ' tt - - - 11 11 - - 1 , - . 1 1 V GREENFIELD WELDING SCHOOL Expert Welding Body and Fender Reparrs Snxth and Pune Streets Telephone 362 ALFRED A BAXLA Fnendly Insurance Servnce FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE CO Congratulahon to Class of I950 IIOMEII P IIIIDSOII DEPENDABLE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE State Automobile Mutual Ins C Smnth Locker Bldg Phone 75 TIIE WADIIELL 00 ING Congratulatrons to Class of I950 Since 1889 JAMES II SELLERS 81 SUIIS Monuments of Qualrty Wrth Complrments WO0IlY'S SIIIIIIWIIIII SIIUP I 0 l lg I Written with . ' . o. l Compliments of UNITED STATES SHOE CORPORATION FAMOUS FOR GOLD CROSS SHOES Famous for 50 years as Red Cross Shoes NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE for MEN ENNIS MENS SHOP THE IIREENFIELII FURNITURE 00. s' 1926 9 I LEROY BRIZIUS, President WALTER A. GRAY Dependable Insurance Murray Building GREENFIELD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER FUNERAL NOME Ambulance Service Phone 205 We give one free ticket to the Rand to Telytha Baker so she can go to the show by herself and see the show for once. We under- stand the people sitting around her usually have an extra free show. Gwen York receives this baby rattle to go with her personality. Maybe some day she'll grow up. We never hear very much from Marjorie Roberts so we give her this little horn so she can make a little noise. To the sleepy head of the class, Kenneth Penn, we give this bed so he can have a com- fortable nap. Those desks are a little hard. aren't they. Kenny? To Colleen Smith we give this permit to go with one boy steady and get a diamond from another all the same time. Don't you think you had better make up your mind be- fore it's too late? We give this little boat to Jody Garrett so she can sail the seven seas with Jimmy. To Betty Jones we give this wedding band, or have you already got one, Betty? This bus ticket to Bainbridge goes to Mari- lyn McLain. Now you won't have to use your car so much. We've decided Leona Cheek needs this book to sit on so she can see over the top of the desks. Jane Pierce lost her sailor so here's another one to replace Jimmy. Helen Griffith can probably put this furni- ture to good use in her new house. This traffic fine for five dollars goes to Paul Mills for the many times he hasn't got caught. How about that car you sideswiped, Paul? Lloyd Roads always takes his brother with him when he has a date so we give him this gun to protect himself. Ten Different Ways To Go with Athletes and Not Ruin Them, goes to Harriet Som- mers. Jay Harmount receives this glue so he can get stuck or someone besides himself. These sun glasses go to Alice Jo Penwell to keep the glare of that diamond she's trying so hard to get. This cow goes to Jacqulan Pence. Maybe this will remind her not to be so bossy . To Mary Knisley we give this man to re- place the one that got married. To Darrell Knisley we give these track shoes so she can run faster when the boys are chas- ing her on the creek road. This alarm clock goes to Mary Hollis so she can get to work on time for once. This book entitled How To Laugh Like a Lady, written by Joan Curry goes to Mildred McDonald. We hope it helps Mildred more than it did Joan. Patsy Ghormley receives this extra year at McClain so she can stick around next year and take care of George. To Juanita Ford we give this ray of sun- shine to remind her of a certain boy named Ray from Chillicothe. To Virginia Cox we give this bomb. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. These window blinds go to Pauline Coch- ran. Now you can have some privacy when you decide to park on a public street. Lucille Campbell never seems to make it to school on Monday morning so we give to her this excuse so she won't have to come on Monday mornings. To the man hater of the class, Phyllis Bar- rett, we give this shield so she won't get hit by cupid's arrow. Class Gifts Patsy Sollars seems to be too young for James Rose so we give him two years to put on her age. She's not too young, James. This rake goes to Gloria Allen to remind her of a certain sophomore boy with the initials F. R. We give this girl to Joe Copeland. You won't have to worry about this one because no one wants her. Pat Shrock receives this submarine to sink a certain ship that a certain sailor is on. To John Weaver we give this stationery to write to Doris in Atlanta. We give this new car to Joe Walker so he won't have to take his girl home on his motor- cycle. This cage goes to Charles Mitchell to lock Sandy Hill in. Now maybe he won't show up at the wrong time, Chuck. This piece of art goes to William Kelly so he'll have something to hand in to Mrs. Ham- ilton and he won't have to borrow from some- one. To Jerry Newman we give this nickel. Now you won't have to spend your own, Jerry. To Norman Baxla goes this balloon. Maybe you can put some of that hot air to some use for a change. To James Newland we give these poker chips to remind him of his excellent ability along that line. Roy Barr seems to have so many secret admirers at Chillicothe, so we give him this automobile so he can call on all of them. These six pairs of socks go to James Sellers since he will not have the opportunity to take any more football and basketball socks. This automobile glass goes to Tom Creach- baum to replace the one Sally Knox broke. By the way, how did that happen, Tom? Jack Satterfield is always talking about the big car he's going to get, so we give to him this Buick. To Patty Condon we give this book How To Act Like a Lady. We give this certificate to Clifford Royce for being the only boy to receive more deten- tion than any other student from Mr. Davis. In case Clarijane Horn decides to change her name in the future we give her this little horn so she will never forget her name. To Joan Curry we give this patent so that no one can ever take that beautiful giggle from her. Byron Cracraft receives this vanishing cream to cover up his deceitful ways. To Paul Weller, we give some time to come down town at night. We think you are at home. or are you? We innocent six have done our work: We bought your gifts and dug our dirt, And we hope your feelings are not hurt. RUTH ROADS HOWARD MARTINDILL PAUL COWGILL PATRICIA HAYNES ELSIE RITTENHOUSE WANDA HODGE JOHN GRIESHEIMER, Advisor Class Gifts Compliment of SCHWARZ CHEVROLET S T R U E V E F U N E R A L H 0 M E PEAncE's nesrnunmn Alben F. ser ueve -amaze L. sn uev. Fine Foods Ph 6 F t in Service WH IT E D UHARLES T. IIISER S T U D I 0 S lnsurance and Real Estate T U D 0 R B 0 D Y S II 0 P RALPH KERNS MDTUR SALES Your KAISER-FRAZER Dealer With Compliments USED AUTOS IIIIMILTUII ELEGTRIG comrmw U E E P F H E E Z E voun NEAREST FlRESTONE DEALER SODA FOUNTAIN - GRILL R' 9 ' Radios w 'l'e ' T R 9 S' Donald A. Hill Carolyn A. Hi A I A sso Record and Sh t M GIFTS ron Au OCCASIONS Phone 427 Congratulations and Success to the 5 Class of '50 S A U T 0 S U P P L Y WISE JEWELRY STUIIE MIDWAY AVENUE PAUL MEYER A COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE WELFARE FINANCE CORPORATION PHONE 5 Wm. E. LBillj Kennedy, Manager CONGRATULATIONS To class of '50 as well as other classes have enjoyed the benefits of the Greenfield School System. that Your Bookstore Since 1841 T SET CfZEeNF'ELD We didn't know HARRIET SOMMERS was the athletic type. But she must be after those long hikes she takes. PAT SHROCK seems to think there's only one girl for him. Get wise, Pat can't you see she's taken. U.S.N. PATSY GHORMLEY wants to take a post- graduate course. We don't think it is the knowl- edge she wants, not that she couldn't stand some more, so it must be that she wants to be with George. BILL MARTINDILL must be a one-woman man but he hasn't found that woman yet. We know a lot of girls that will help you, Bill. The Senior Class has its own Public Ad- dress system in the form of VIRGINIA COX and her constant talking! She developed it from contradicting Mr. Rhude. JERRY NEWMAN is a soda-jerk. We say, leave off the soda and you've got it right. We see CLARIJANE HORN has finally stopped trying to rob the cradle. It's about time you started waiting for Charles. We hear JOE WALKER is quite rough in first period gym class. But what we can't under- stand is, what happened to you in football, Joe? And, as usual, our class has a cradle rob- ber, too. Ours is in the form of GLORIA ALLEN. Or is she? You can never tell about Gloria. PAUL COWGILL certainly can't be com- pared to the three little monkeys who saw noth- ing, told nothing, and heard nothing. In Paul's case he sees everything, tells everything, and knows absolutely nothing. MARILYN MCLAIN will soon be Mrs. Harry Raypoole or is it Mrs. W. F.? At first appearance BYRON CRACRAFT seems to be a shy, sleek lad. But his favorite song is Show Me the Way To Go Home. We have something to say to GWEN YORK. When you arrive at your age, Gwen, you're supposed to act grownup. JAMES ROSE certainly thinks he's on the ball. The only thing is, he doesn't have any bearing to go with it. We just wondered if JOANNE GARRETT knew Pat was still alive? What's the matter, Jody? Were you just passing your spare time? What are you trying to do, JAY R. HAR- MOUNT, bring the Wild West into Greenfield? We've looked high and low for something on RUTH ROADS and at last we've found one. Could it be H. Bill M.? JACK SATTERFIELD gets A's in typing in spite of his attention to Mary Lou. Since JACQULAN PENCE plans to go in- to training at Christ Hospital, we are sure the doctors will start scientific improvements at once on her big head since there is plenty of space to work with up there. CLIFFORD ROYSE didn't get very good grades in school, but he surely took high honors in the contest to see who was tardy the most. DARRELL KNISLEY must think she's a good little girl when she tries to reform every- one. Well, everyone to his own opinion, we always say. As LLOYD ROADS and his brother always date together, we wonder who is chaperoning whom and why. Afraid of Lois, Lloyd? May- be just the darkness. They say BETTY JONES is a good actress. The only thing is, she acts all the time. Be more normal, Betty. BILL KELLEY just can't seem to get inter- ested in history since he's all wrapped up in the women, especially Nancy. COLLEEN SMITH gets a diamond one night and the next day she asks a different boy to go back with her. Are diamonds a dime a dozen, Colleen? They say there is some good in everyone, but the exception to this rule is JOE COPE- LAND. Hopeless, Class Knocker LUCILLE CAMPBELL says she has a lot boy frlends but we never see any Where you keep them Lucyo We wouldnt mmd all of JOHN WEAVER S bragging on hlmself If he just had something lnterestmg to brag about JANE PIERCE IS betwnxt and between We would like to know whlch one you are the most rnterested ID Roy Mervm Donald or John? Is CHARLES MITCHELL man or mouth'7 the slxty four dollar questlon JUANITA FORD has your cousln from Sprmgfleld come face to face yet w1th h1s rlval from Chllllcothep' Is PAUL WELLER ln our class or not We see and hear so llttle of htm It has been a long time ago but lts st1ll remembered Just why does ALICE JO PEN We ve just got one thmg to say to ROY BARR Wed hate to predict your future The Qunz Knds program IS bemg continued every day since we have one right ln McCla1n MILDRED MCDONALD The only thmg vou cant turn her off And whlle we re on the subject IS KEN NETH PENN here or there'l We know the Moon rs brlghter rn Frultdale PAT HAYNES can surely lmagme thlngs Last year she kept thlnkmg George was ask mg her for dates But poor Pommert knew nothmg of the romance Do you just dream up these th1ngs'7 If you JAMES NEWLAND trust your drlv mg as much as we trust you Im sure you would be taklng the Dr1vers Course As for Norman Baxla you have a good mmd but dont show It off so much Possnbly the only member of our class who wlll amount to very much IS the one and only PAULINE COCHRAN the Grate It has always been the custom to glve stu dents a dlploma when they graduate But In PAUL MILLS case they are just gomg to give htm the dlscharge whlch he has been wamng for so long 112 yearsj WANDA HODGES male mterests seem to be ln I-Illlsboro or shall we say anywhere ex cept Greenfxeld Whats the matter Wanda? Do the Greenfxeld boys know you too well? Nuff said It certalnly was remarkable the way PHYL LIS BARRETT washed dlshes and went down town both at the same tlme the mght of the F H A Banquet LEONA CHEEK IS the tall lean lanky yodellng cowgrrl of the Senxor Class MARY KNISLEY no doubt rs sorry she turned down Roy Barrs date to the Junlor Semor Banquet last year as you know you cant wm this year over Sue Ann the last vlc Theres one thmg well have to say or MARY HOLLIS Theres no concert ln her famxly She has lt all Since MARJORIE ROBERTS dldnt do an thmg we dont know anything We hope ELSIE RITTENHOUSE gets e diamond for Easter that she asked Bob to buy for her for Chrlstmas and Valentme Day They have chosen us fxve To keep thls famous book ahve So dont get mad you gals and fellers At GRIFFITH CURRY CONDON C REACHBAUM and SELLERS ADELAIDE SHULL advisor Class Knocker of - ' . ' . ' do , . ' ' ' 9 ' Y , . . 1 . . S - SS ' Y! 9 o a v a ' ' . 5 9 7 ' - s ' . l - , . . , . - 7 WELL go to Church? 'Nuff said. lim, 1 ' ' A , . , f u 1. y- . IS ' , ' ' , , ' ' th . , . . - , , . . , ' 7 s 1 ' . , , 9 Q , , . 1 - , . SUCCESS Meet Your Friends TOTHE CLASSOF 50 S D E B U S S D SANDWICHES ICE CREAM JEWEI-ER SOFT DRINKS Success to Class I950 M ll II II II Y Davis Pontiac 81 Buick Go Burck 8. Pontrac SALESSSERVICE RALPH L CLYBURN Durector Phone 108 Phone 8 PROVEN The Smallest Good Deed ls Better Than The Grandest Good lntentron WE CONGRATULATE THE ENTIRE CLASS OF 1950 AND WISH THEM SUCCESS IN THEIR NEW LIFE UNITED DEPARTMENT STORES Hy Tennenbuum Mgr ' At ' l I I A R - I I I l Storage day, week, or month . , . , . GOODYEAR TIRES 8. BATTERIES SHAD'S SERVICE STATION Second 8. Jefferson Phone 460-R Greenfield, Ohio COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE 3 T E W A R T' 3 GREENFIELD GLEAIIEIIS P II A II MAGY Pick-up and Delivery Drugs and Service Fountain Service Phone 134-R Ruth Cooper, Mgr SPORTING GOODS THE GREENFIELD GRAIN AND HAY Paints . . . Tools . . . Feeds M. D. ISEMAN DANE ISEMAN DANIELS BROS. 0. A. KENWOIITIIY Fountain Service S e e d S To HARRIET SOMMERS we leave J.I.M. We're sure she would like to have him. JERRY NEWMAN receives U.C.H.T.- Under Classmen's Heart Throb. How do you manage to thrill all the freshmen so, Jerry? HOWARD MARTINDILL gets L.L.L.- Long, Lean, and Lonesome. We feel sorry for Howard because he never has a girl friend. We give the degree of H.B.-Heart Break- er-to PATSY GHORMLEY and JODY GARRETT. They seem to have broken all the boys' hearts. We think S.S. -Stage Struck-fits BETTY JONES pretty well. Do you act even when you are asleep, Betty? Since JACK SATTERFIELD spends about every Friday night in Hillsboro we give him the degree H.F.N.C.-Hillsboro's Friday Night Caller. GWEN YORK never seems to have enough of it, so she says, so we give her a great big P.-Pep. We hear LEONA CHEEK is pretty good at yodeling so to her goes the degree of Y.L. -Yodeling Leona. GLORIA ALLEN was afraid we'd mention Freddie and her so we'll give her the degree of S.B.D.-Sophomore Boy's Delight. We feel PAT SHROCK should get the de- gree of H.B.-Heart Broken since Jody has left him for someone else. Everyone tells us JUANITA FORD just can't remain in Greenfield for her dates so to her goes G.T.-Globe Trotter. RUTH ROADS can't seem to get a man although her sisters have done pretty well. To her goes K.T. -Keep Trying-and maybe someday you'II get your man. JOE COPELAND gets L.B.-Lover Boy. We didn't know Joe had such talents. but Don- na could probably tell us more about that. MARJORIE ROBERTS remains so far off from the rest of the class that we never got to know her so we give her M.Q. - Miss Quiet. To TOM CREACHBAUM we give G.U.- Grow Up. You're a big boy now, Tom. To PAT HAYNES goes H.C.C.-Hope Chest Collector. We hope you get him after all. Pat. S.S.S.-Sweet, Stubborn, and Sorry goes to JANE PIERCE. We feel you had just cause. Jane. We're told from good sources that TELY- THA BAKER is a M.F.-Movie Fan. Did you ever see a good picture. Telytha? No one seems to know that DARRELL KNISLEY likes a preacher so to her goes P.P. - Preacher's Pet. Most of the girls are wild about JOE WALKER but he seems so shy so to him goes H.B.S. -Handsome But Shy. Rosemary Todhunter seems to just love ROY BARR'S dimples so to him goes D.B.- Dimple Boy. VIRGINIA COX seems to want straight A's in everything but Mr. Davis just won't give her one in history, so to make up for it we give her a straight A. COLLEEN SMITH seemed to have changed boy-friends quite suddenly so to her goes U.- Undecided. HELEN GRIFFITH draws B.T.B.-Bride To Be-since she is getting married after school is out. We all think JAMES ROSE deserves H.P. -Hen Pecked. We hear he stays up nights thinking of Patsy. Could anyone be more de- voted? BYRON CRACRAFT gets D.L.R. -Dar- rell's Little Reformer. Maybe Byron should take her advice. Class Degrees CSC Class Sully Chatterbox goes to MILDRED MCDONALD We wonder lf she IS ever stlll MARY KNISLEY seems to do nothlng but read letters so to her goes M L R McCla1ns Letter Reader GD Gold Dlgger goes to ALICE JO PENWELL We hear that she IS determmed to get a rmg by Easter no matter what Good luck Allce' PAUL WELLER ns much too qulet so we leave SBNH Seen But Never Heard lm THI Thmks Hes lt goes to PAUL COWGILL We re wonderlng what has happened to all Paul s gxrl frlends though JOAN CURRY does nothmg but whisper ID everyones ears so she recelves JS Joans Secrets Are they mterestlng Joan'P CLIFFORD ROYSE IS sald to have a hard punch so maybe we should ask Byron To hlm goes T N T PATTY CONDON gets TT Tlny Tot We dont thmk she deserves lt m all ways but we wlsh shed grow up other ways JAY HARMOUNT recelves F B F S Followmg 1n Brothers Foot Steps We wlsh Jay would try to be hlmself for a change Its not that JACQULAN PENCE thmks she s better than anyone else but we just couldnt fmd anyone who deserved thxs degree more so to Jackle we glve A P Always Perfect CShe thmks J RD Reckless Driver goes to PAUL MILLS We all must be careful while walkmg down the street To LUCILLE CAMPBELL we gwe the utle NSD m other words Never Say Dye not around Lucy anyway The questxon IS what color lS her hair red blonde or orange? Word comes that PAULINE COCHRAN IS to be marrled shortly so to her goes MW Marrled Woman Slnce we have only one natural redhead m the class CR Class Redhead goes t JIMMY NEWLAND CP Class Pest goes to KENNETH PENN Do you ever stop talkmg Kenny? ELSIE RITTENHOUSE keeps proposmg to her boy frlend so we leave her the degree of ETG M Eager To Get Marrled Since all the Hillsboro glrls seem so thrllled by JIM SELLERS we glve htm H R Halls boros Romeo PHYLLIS BARRETT gets SA Slipping Around because she leaves banquets to meet her boy friend WILLIAM KELLY gets M K Mayor Kelly We hope this ambltlon comes true LLOYD ROADS was seen stopping hls beau tlful car to assnst a lady teacher who had fallen on the :ce so to hum goes G L Gallant Llovd These Degrees are all m fun They may not rxme They may not pun And lf you thmk yours rather bad We dldnt mean to make you mad CLARIJANE HORN Chairman MARY HOLLIS MARILYN MCLAIN NORMAN BAXLA CHARLES MITCHELL J C SITTERLE advisor Class Degrees ., . 0 V . . . . - s - a - - o ....- -to - - - - ' , ..T ' . , 1 , . ' , . ' . .. 'I ' - u ' 1' ' ' ' . . , . .-1 , . .. - s 1 . . , . '1 - 9 , . . . s - 1 -s 1 s , . , , . . . , COMPLIMENTS OF THE AMERICAN PAD 8 TEXTILE COMPANY To The Graduating Class of T950 THE SHIRLEY SI'IOP Jo ns the ent re commumty n wush ng success and happ ness DELIGATESSEN Our Patrons Eat The Best Jeanne PRICKETT Ralph Phone 158 B GREENFIELD OHIO Complete Beauty Servrce MILLER S BEAUTY SALON West Jefferson Phone for Appo ntment 158 Y Compliments of FAMOUS STURES ING Bob Rhodes Mgr E i ' i ' i you all a long life of good health, ' , i . , l l . 7 ' I - - THE RICHEST CHILD IS POOR WITHOUT MUSIC RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE, INC. 534 Walnut Street at 6th CINCINNATI 2, OHIO We thank you for the fine cooperation, parents. The Finest in Food and Drink Efficient Service ANDERSON'S GRILL 303 South Ist St. Phone 601 GREENFIELD, OHIO Success to the Class of 5O Highest Quality Field And Garden Seeds Always Found At G. 0. IIORTOII'S SUIIS LUUIS H. ASIILIIIG Everything in Hardware Frigidaire Products Electrical Appliances, Sporting Goods, Luggage, Toys Home of Monarch Foods lIOWE'S F000 MARKET Compliments of H. W. ELLIUTT 81 SON One quiet evening in 1960, a few old school chums-Gwen York, Juanita Ford, Darrell Knisley, Jay Harmount. and Jack Satterfield- dropped in to watch my new colored television set. You know the kind with I5-foot screen. platinum knobs, etc. They disposed of their jet-propelled limousine in the private parking lot, and took the elevator to the seventh floor of my cozy, modest twenty-floor residence. The faithful old servant, Tom Creachbaum. entered fdragging his ball and chain behindb bearing a tray of tall, frosted glasses of atom milk. We settled back in our plush chairs, and focused our attention on the television screen. Suddenly, much to our delight. two former classmates, Byron Cracraft and Glenpat Shrock, appeared singing a commercial for Dad's Old Fashioned Root Beer. Judging from their ex- perience in high school, they should be experts by this time. This attraction was followed by a Women's Wrestling Match, which featured Marilyn McLain, now the world's champion woman wrestler known professionally as the B. O. Bombshell. Her contender was none other than . . . Egad, Roy Barr! Oh, the rascal, taking unfair advantage of that poor, defense- less female. Next before our fascinated eyes flashed the image of Clarijane Horn, vocalizing fthe term is applied looselyl on an advertise- ment for Burp's Better Birdseedf' Hurrah for Clarabelleg we were always confident she'd find some worthy use for her exceptional talents. We then tuned in that famous news commenta- tor, Clifford Royse, noted for his deep, mellow voice. Some bulletins of particular significance were: The mad scientist, Norman Baxla, has just perfected a weapon more terrific than the hy- drogen bomb! Appropriately enough, he has christened it Gloria's Equal. Out in Hollywood, the motion picture di- rectors have awarded that fabulous cinema ac- tress, Betty Jones, an entirely new and different Oscar--for cutting more actors out of their lines than anyone else in filmland history. That much frequented establishment in New York. Patricia Condon's Correct School for De- linquent Girls, was razed in the hottest fire of the century. The cause of the blaze has as yet remained undetermined. In a musty, abandoned cellar, an old, white- bearded hermit was accidentally discovered. His constant occupation is that of counting his money, which he has hoarded since an infant. Giving his name as Jerry Newman, the fanatic repeated again and again. I want to be alone, I want to be alone. After the authorities had viewed him in daylight, they decided perhaps he would be better off in his dingy, little hole. This concluded the news hour. Now it was time for that eagerly anticipated mystery show, the Ghoul's Garbagecanu or Unhand that Limburger Cheese, you cad. I smelled it first. The star of the gory story was Joan Curry, out- standing for her . . . er . . . ah . . . unique countenance and gentle, melodious voice. She was ably assisted by Elsie Rittenhouse. Lloyd Roads portrayed the wicked villain of this grue- some tale the always was the rugged, Nature- boy type in high schooll, and William Kelly played the tough, Irish cop. fWell, Irish any- way.J After this delightful drama, another com- mercial ensued. This one sponsored Ulcer's Allnight Adhesive for Drooling Denturesf' Charles Mitchell, with his pearly bicuspids, made an effective model. In vivid color, the subsequent attraction pro- claimed itself-the actual Broadway premiere of that shocking movie, Tugboat Annie Blows a Gasket, starring the sultry gun moll, Patsy Ghormley, in the most widely acclaimed per- formance of her eventful career. She's behead- ed in the first five minutes of the picture. Among the arriving celebrities, we discerned with wild elation many of our childhood chums: Wanda Hodge slinked by, arrayed in expen- sive furs. You'll recall no doubt, Miss Hodge was selected by the United Undertakers Asso- ciation as the girl they would most like to be buried with .... James Sellers with his cus- tomary dignified gait, who is now the famed coach of the Humboldt Hardheads .... the wealthy tea magnate, Joseph Walker, who has amassed an enormous fortune from his Sas- safras Slimy Slop industry .... that well-known authoress, Jane Pierce, whose clever novel, Con- fessions of a Bubblegum Fiend heads the cur- rent best-seller list .... the dashing bachelor, Kenneth Penn, who has attained national recog- nition from his tombstone verses. lSuch a seri- Clclss Prophecy ous boy!J . . . Jody Garrett, star of that touch- ing, true-to-life radio serial, Hortense Has Hali- tosis .... those two fearless adventurers, John Weaver and Paul Weller, who have just returned from a journey to the moon. When asked for a comment for publication, they responded sol- emnly, At last we know where naughty Chloe's been hiding all these years! . . . Paul Cowgill, now a successful designer of men's attire. He distinguishes himself by appearing in the latest fashion for males-bare midriff, full, knee- length skirts, and lacy pantaloons .... the popu- lar songwriter, Howard Martindill, whose tender, romantic love ballad, Why Do You Act As If I Had Leprosy? is first on the hit parade. . . . in a striking chapeau, Gloria Allen, more extensively known by her well-deserving title, Miss Ingrown Toenail of l96O, made an im- pressive entrance .... she was followed by the honorable James Newland, who is the president of that thriving movement, National Organi- zation for the Extermination of Shmoos . . . . then came the greatest thrill of the entire occa- sion! Our esteemed first female president, Har- riet Sommers, attended the gala affair. Miss Sommers, as you know, has advocated a bill to place all the male sex in irons. When ao- proached as to the reason for such a drastic measure, she replied fiercely, I hate all men with a passion! fSame old Sommersj As the evening progressed, so did the charm- ing cavalcade of familiar faces. There was lit- tle Leona Cheek fyou know, the little l'm not married, kid J strumming on her trusty, rusty guitar and rendering an advertisement for Bili- ous Brothers' Garlic Gumdrops for Frustrated Canasta Players. On to that hilarious quiz game, Stick 'em up, with the congenial mistress of ceremonies, Ruth Roads. fRemember how quiet she used to be in school.J One woman, Mrs. Robert Taylor, or better known to us as Helen Grif- fith, was refused admittance because the studio couldn't accommodate her large family. As the contestants were interviewed, it was revealed that Jacqulan Pence, Mary Hollis, and Patty Haynes were there to attend the annual Old Maids' Revival Meeting. fMore power to you, kids!J Other participants were: the eminent Mr. Paul Mills, who has recently published a master- piece entitled My Ten Years in the Snake Pit and How They Grew. fHow did he ever get out, anyway?J . . . that rich pea planter, James Rose .... the show was also very compliment- ed to have present Miss Lucille Campbell, cele- brated star of smash Broadway production, Kiss and Eruptf' At intermission, the popular crooner, Joe Copeland, sang his well-known theme song, With My Tongue Hanging Out. Also Mar- jorie Roberts delivered a commercial for Won- der Worm Wart Remover. As the cameras swung around to include the audience, we perceived, much to our horror, that their attention was directed back in the corner where Telytha Baker, Pauline Cochran, and escorts were providing a much more enter- taining performance. CThose dreadful girlsll Be- fore beginning the second portion of the program, one member of the audience had to be ex- cluded because of loud and violent talking. The housewife gave her name as being Colleen Smith. fMy! how life changes people.J The last two contestants were Mildred Mc- Donald, a prosperous woman lawyer, and Mary Louise Knisley. We were all glad to see Mary awarded the jackpot for now she could dis- continue her employment in the coal mines. Next on the agenda was that old favorite of us all, the Contaminated Creek Hour . The soft, dreaming organ music was furnished by Phyllis Barrett while Alice Jo Penwell and her golden throat did the vocal honors. Having enjoyed ourselves immensely, we re- luctantly switched off the television set, and the gang departed. This certainly had been an eve- ning we would never forget. We didn't look at crystal balls Nor did we look at tea leavesg We've just had some childish fun So don't harbor any grudges . . . PLEASE! Love and Kisses to the Class of '50 From: VIRGINIA COX, Chairman GWEN YORK DARRELL KNISLEY JUANITA FORD JACK SATTERFIELD JAY HARMOUNT DOROTHY A. LYNCH, Advisor Class Prophecy For Top Quality Home Dressed Meats See Joe 8. Save Dough J D FLYNN G. SONS Meat Market We Dellver Phone 'I4 GREENFIELD MOTDR SALES 81 SERVIGE GREENFIELD LUMBER Chrysler Plymouth W Rockenbaugh l Rock J John Mertz Phone 88 Compliments of FURNITURE WASHINGTON c H Walgreen Agency GREENFIELD Phone 460K Greenfield Ohuo CAMERON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Farm Equrpment and Refrrgeratron Il II I O N. . Serving South Central Ohio P H I L I P S n R U G S . I . E ESA 0 MXLUXN ' an thousa books JAHN S1 O-llier Again A familiar and reassuring slogan FAM1Lmn,..because it has appeared in nds of the country's finest year- for the past half century. REAssunlNc...because those years of specialized experience bring complete service, outstanding quality and de- pendable delivery to the yearbook sfajfg with whom we work. + In OLLIER ENCRAVINC CO. 8l7 V Washington Blvd Chicago 7 Illinois vi , 1, wx iwf- A ' WX M U H L llw lll x0.N n W W ll Class Will To the JUNIORS we leave our honorable right to run the school lnot ruin itl in an orderly and dignified manner, as we have in the past year. To the SOPHOMORES we leave nothing, Boonie Brizius would make it disappear and that would never do. To those little green FRESHMEN land we do mean green l we leave our innocent yet am- bitious ways. Use them well and you may profit from them as we have . Ha! Ha! Ha! Roy Barr leaves his ability of being McClain's GREAT football player to Ronald Tudor. Clarijane Horn leaves her favorite saying Come On, John to Joellen Hall. Sisterly love is all right but enough is enough. Paul Cowgill leaves the Hillsboro girls to any- body who wants 'em. Don't get all excited, Wanda, we didn't say boys. Pat Condon wills her supposed to be innocent and angelic ways to Joan Thomas, who can sure use them. Ha! Ha! Ha! Byron Cracraft leaves his charming disposition and he-man build to Robert Roads. All we can say to this is, Ha! Leona Cheek wills her height to Bill Uhl, Mc- Clain's own skyscraper. Jay Harmount leaves his 'rootin tootin spirit' and cowboy boots to Gary Simmons. We hope he can walk in those high heels as well as you do. Jay. Darrell Knisley leaves her man-grabbing abil- ity, especially other girl's, to anyone who can get by with it. William Kelly, the sheik of McClain, bestows his dashing and intriguing personality to Jack Redkey. From Pauline Cochran, Pat Whitley receives a parking space in Lover's Lane. Need we say more? Charles Mitchell bestows his great basketball ability to William Copeland, who we think al- ready has a good start. Juanita Ford wills her car to Joanne Tucker. Get it NTUCKER-FORD . James Newland wills his striking red hair to Jack Crosley. Wonder why??? Lucille Campbell, the Greta Garbo of Mc- Clain. leaves her sharp alluring figure to Sylvia Seward. Nuff said! Kenneth Penn leaves his right to get kicked out of history class to anyone who is that fortu- nate. Now don't you get mad, Bill. Helen Griffith bestows upon Judy Allen her hope for a wedding ring. Don't worry, Helen, the way it looks now it won't be long. Norman Baxla leaves his wisecracks to Harry Hafler. Gwen York leaves her daily saying OH, I'M JUST SO FULL OF PEP to Joan Wilson. By the way, Gwen, we don't mean Kellogg's. Paul Mills bestows his love to study to Phil Grover. This is a case of one extreme to the other. Wanda Hodge bestows her ability to run after the Hillsboro men to Norma Cable. There's only one catch - You both run after the same ONE. Joe Walker leaves his motorcycle to Dick Seil- kop. They say he is fast on it, but we'll ask Erma just to make sure. Mary Hollis leaves her DEAD-PAN expres- sion to Elizabeth Haskell. Paul Weller leaves his right to be a paper boy all through his school days to Ed Grate. Notice we said paper boy not paper doll. Mary Knisley leaves her excess muscle and strength to Ann Free, who could sure use a little. Joe Copeland, our class Romeo, the thinksl bestows his little NINTH GRADER to John Hennigan. What's the matter, Joe, did you fin- ally let her go? Jacqulan Pence bequeaths her egotistical at- titude and sweet disposition lHalJ to Anna Lou Taylor. If were you, Jackie, we'd try to get rid of it too. s GREENFIELD WELDING 8t MACHINE SHOP Machine Work of All Kinds A. E. YAGER Phone 404-R GREENFIELD, OHIO 212 South Sth St. Class Wall Howard Martmdrll leaves hrs tall llght and handsome look to Dale Allen Colleen Smlth leaves that certam sophomore boy to Evelyn Edgrngton smce Evelyn always does pretty good with the sophomore boys Tom Creachbaum the half wrt of the class fCox IS the other halfl wllls hrs snllv actions and sense of humor to Lowell McNerl Jane Plerce leaves her pleasant personality to Carolyn Mossbarger Jrm Sellers leaves h1s cave man techntque with women to Drck Fagan who sure could use tt Marjorle Roberts leaves her qulet sophlstlcat ed ways to George Prrest Ha' Lloyd Roads leaves hrs one arm drrvmg to Jrm Ferguson who already has the know how Marilyn McLain leaves for Bambrldge Tell us more Marrlyn John Weaver leaves his WEAVING ablltty to Katherrne whos a SHOEMAKER and Nancv whos a COOK Mlldred McDonald bestows her srlly grggles and expressrons to Jane Borreson Ruth Roads leaves her love for bookkeepmg flt IS bookkeepmg rsnt rt Ruth1e'7l to Howard Dobbs Alice Jo Penwell leaves her lrttle pxck and shovel to Goldy McHenry Dont dug too hard Altce Jo you may hut rock bottom Phyllis Barrett leaves her shy bashful ways to Donna McHenry Telytha Baker seems to be the lover of the class so we bestow her GOOD LUCK to Jean Hall Chfford Royse leaves hrs saymg lm Cllff Drop Over Sometime to Robert who probably wrll rf he doesnt stop Acton so snlly Pat Haynes leaves her love for NICKOLS l.JlI11 that tsl to those who like PENNYS Joan Curry leaves her hard workmg abllrty at Smlttys to Grace Thompson Jake Pearces Prlde and Joy Elste Rittenhouse leaves her boylsh walk to Jrmmy Head Nuff sard Harrtet Sommers leaves nothmg leave her to Jrmmy whom we are sure w1ll get extra good care Jack Satterfteld leaves has abrlrty to play the plano to JUDY who sure can hut those LOUGH notes and to ANNA MAE who can FOWLER all up Last but not least we come to Vrrgmla Cox Cwe mustnt forget her for what could we do without Coxl Jmny wllls that large land we do mean largel cavity under her nose which IS used for her wltty remarks to Claude Coyne We re sure hell make good use of It If he hasnt already We srx were chosen to write this dltty Not because were smart or wrtty But we dad our best wrthout a doubt So dont you fret or dont you pout We luke you ALL you know that dont you So just forgave us wont you GLORIA ALLEN Chmrman PATSY GHORMLEY JOANNE GARRETT BETTY JONES GLEN PAT SHROCK JERRY NEWMAN ISABEI BUCK Advisor Printed By THE GREENFIELD PRINTING 8- PUBLISHING COMPANY I . . . , ' ' A . 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