Millersburg High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Millersburg, OH)
- Class of 1951
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'net and pe he is doing en. in addition a capabie tea as given bb' cipai he se iectu istindi S, ent Superintencl 3 Mr. Atmendmg er Mr. Airnendinger is one ot the busiest rsons in 'Niiiiersburg High Schooi tor ' the iob usuaiiy pertornie ' ' to his duties as cher tivo in 1 is aiso res he h 'ng oi prin 4 . Through his cia. - the students a better under . our government and its probiern thereby preparing them to be goo citizens in the future. He has devoted his energies to iurthering the oppor- tunities oi the students. so that each young person may reaiize the rnost o which he is capabie. His versatiiity and, his sympathetic understanding oi students' needs and probierns have rnade hirn one oi the most popuiar ad- tration stait nienibers. i rss expresses its thanks nsei and ad- rs n'iinis The Senior C 1 . , to hirn tor his 'iriendiy cou . vice which has rnade our schooi yea a happy period oi iiie that we shaii iorget. DEV EY Mr. Brieget Mr. Briegei. now conipieting his tourth year as Superintendent oi the Miiiersburg Schoois. has proven him- seii to be a niost capahie adniinistrator. Upon his shouiders has iaiien the tash oi coordinating the educationai and physicai taciiities avaiiabie in our schooi piant. His duties, which are numerous and varied. are being carried out etticientiy and niethodicaiiy. Dc- spite his many administrative iunctions I. Briegei nianages to 'iind time to identity hirnseit with the activities of the schooi personnei. With a personai interest in the weiiare oi each student r. Briegei has endeavored to bring a wider scope oi educationai possibiiities to every student in the schooi. The Senior Ciass wishes to express its thanks to hini tor his advice and heip throughout our high sehooi years. rincipal 7 WALTER RLGIJ LA Kent State Umxusxtx BS NIA Jumol Htgh Xhthe mxttts, Algebm I Plane GLLIIULII Solid GLUYHCI15 1 lIgOllOIHLl1y Oh1o State UIl1XfS1SlT.Y Wmk t Graduate Ohlo Stxte UIIIXLISIIX and at the Unnusttx ut Southuu Q,d1110I111i Jumot High hughsh hnghah 111 IV Speech bv -1g -'P' ff? JAXIhS LKISSILX John Iflttthet Lolltgt htnt State Lfmx Ltbttx in xdumt WOIK t Kent St ttf, JIIIXLISIIN Btolugy Indubtuzl Ants 1 DILXLI lttunmg LATHh.RI'Nl1. HAINSLIK Ashland Lullege BS Genet 11 Sttehte bulb Phyalml Ldu Lattuu CARPLN1 ER Kem. State bun 6.15115 Gladuqtg Wuxk .xt Kent Stxtf. UIHXLISIIX Glddk Sthoul Pun updl Juxuor 1-hgh Enghbh 1 X49 'S' L Fai ullq JOSLPH t,HIDLh.X Knut State. Unnubttx Mustt ARLENL SLIINLLL. 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X Q 1 , - -.J 1 -' '31 ' , X Q N - 'af -N 'R X 'N' , -' 5, -,J 9 , J SENIOR HIGH ggggkgg Son io rs Skippy Annual Stair 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Thespian 4, F. H. A, A 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Grade School Ol- gice 3, 4, Class Play V' MARILYN BIGLER Marilyn Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, 4, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4. X. ,A , 3 l , ARETTA CALAMLI ..MaTy,, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, -13 Cl1eei'1eadL-1': Reserve 1, Varsity Z, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen, Class Officer 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, -l, Oi- ficcr 3, Thespian -l, Treasurer, Class Play 3, 4. M ROBERT CASEY ..BOb,, Band 13 Hi-Y 2, 3 4, M-Club 2, These gian 4, Officer 4 oot ball 1, 2, 3, 4' Class Play 3. BILL SHONK Bill Mixed Chorus, 4, Class Pres. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, LI-Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. ff' .jf KENNETH HENDERSON ..KeTmy,, Hi-Y 4, Football 1 2, Basketball 1, 2, Manager 4. I0 'Q K fr 6 I gl . if .sf . A 15 BEVERLY HEDINGTON Bev Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Queens Attendant 3, Class Officer 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 4, Thesfzian 43 F. H. A. 1, Cass Play 3. CLAIR WEISS CAROL ITTNER Carol Ann Annual Stall 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Class Officer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Pres. 4. Q. ff-f , '9' PAT KLINGLER npatv Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Cheerleader, Re- serve 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Library 3, 4. SHIRLEY CULLEN Shirley Mixed Chorus 1, 3 Y 1 4, Tri-H1-Y :sg F. l-1. Blgjflfolffgu A. 1, Library 4. ,,Beame,, -. xv. in Mixed Chorus 1, b 4, Girls' Chorus 3 4, Madrigal Group 1 Dance Band 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 41 G. A. A 4, F. H. A. 1, 4, L1 brary 4, Class Play 3, 4. Clair En Annual Staff 4, EEEIEOWER Scholarship Team 2, A 3, Mixed Chorus 1, MIXGC1 CYIOTUS 1, 2, 4, Madrigal Group 4, 3, 45 G1I'1S' CIIOFUS Band 1, 2, Class Of- 2, 3, 43 Bafld 1. 2. 32 ficer 4, M-Club 2, Trl-H1-Y 3, 4: L1- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, brary 3, 4: Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Play 4- 'llllwzfrfaigei 41 Stage PAT MARTIN ' acpatu Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, F. H. A. 2, Grade Office 3, 4. ROBERT ELLIOTT HBCU, Mixed Chorus, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 M-Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, Euasketball lg Track JEAN MATI-IIE ..Red,, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F. ll. A. 1: Library 4. Football 1, 2, BARBARA HUNTER Barbie Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4, Debate Teain 4, Class Ollieer 2, -l, Tr1'Hi-Y 3, 4, Thes- pian 4, Ollicer 4, Cheerleader, Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 4, L1- grary -lg Class P1115 , 4. J. D. FAIR Johnl' Mixed Chorus, 43 I-Ii-Y 3, 4, M-Club 23 3, 4. . 4:3 1 'ihvi '1 ' JOAN MAST .von Wooster High School Ig Annual Staff, Scholarship Team 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4L Queen's Attendant 3, Class Pres. 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Thespian 4, One-Act Play 41 Director 4, Library 3, Class Play 4. Son i ors PATRICIA ANN FISHER Patsy Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Girls Chorus 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, OI- .tieer 3: Sehol111'sh1p Team l, 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4, Cla Pl 4. DORA MARIE FEHNDRICH Dora H, A. 3. 4, An- F. 1, nual Staff 4. 1 LAURENCE JOHN MILLER 'tJoI1nny Annual Stall 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Madrigal Group 45 Class Pres. 13 H1- Y 3, -1, Pres. 4, Thespian 4, One-Act Play -lg Basketball 1, 25 Prince ol Peace 4, Class Play 3, 4. SS ay fav' BIARY MARGARIQT GROFF Margie Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Mudrigal Group 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 4, TI'l-Ill-Y 3, 4: G. A. A. -lg Class Play 4. d,i,,w If .ig 0 o . IVA MOHLER 3 ..1Ua,, 'I F. H. A, 1, 2, 4, or 3 ff , ficer 4. 5 V 6 I' LORA MILLER Queenie Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, -1, Madrigul Group 4, Majorettc 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Thespian 4, One-Act Play 4: G. A. A. 4, Class Play 3. ROBERT PATTERSON ..Bob,, Annual Editor - in- Chiefg Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Band lp Class Officer 43 H1-Y 3, 4, Officer 4, Madrigal group 4, Class Play ROBERT HAGELBARGER Meow' Glenmont High School 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 41 Band 4: llfladrigal Group 41 Prince of Peace 4: Hi-Y 4. 5- , Q i K 'Q' iff 4 ,f CHARLOTTE MORRISON Lottie Mixed Chorus 3, -li Girls' Chorus 4, Queens Attendant 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. F. H. A. 1, 2, Grade SCllOOl Office 4. -dug Il 0 JANTCE MULLET Janice Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Li- brarian 4, Thespian 4. MICHAEL ROBERTS Mike Mixed Choru -1 S Hi-Y 4, Library 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Muiiugci' 2, Track 2, 3, 74, Class Play 3, 4, M- Club. air v 3' X . 1 ,,, fv- , - 5 A 4' .ef .4 A b Eau 24-2 .L 1. ,I ...hw V 5. 0 'Nt if KENNETH STAFFORD Kenny M-Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ' .4 , Son i ors BEVERLY ANN ROWE Bev Mixed Chorus l, 2, 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, -ll Baud 1, 2, 3, 42 Dancc Baud 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 4. dw- ? U -, NORMA JEAN SCHROCK Norma Jean Mixed Chorus 1, 2 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2 3, Band 1, 2, Thes- pian 4, F. H, A. 1, Library 4, Class Play 3 vs. ,ci EY Rv P. JAMES STEELE 40 .inmn Annual Staff 4, , 4 Mixed Chorus 4, -La Class Pres, 2, Hi-Y rl 2, 3, -1, Officer 3, 4, V Basketball 1, 2, mi- A , W QQ Club 2, Thespian 4, Class Play 3- 4' BONNIE L. UHL Bonnie Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Queens Attendant 2' Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, G. A A. 4, F. H. A. 1, 2 4, Library 3, 4. . I 2 NANCY UHL Nancy Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Queens Attendant 1, 4, Class Officer 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Class Colors: Navi' Blue and white. ' Class Flower: Amer- ican Beauty Rose, Class Motto: Suc- cess Comes in Can's, Not Cant's. GLORIA YEAGER Gloria Scholarship Team 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4, Mzidrigal Group 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Tliespian 4, President 4, Direc- tor, One-Act Play, gaiblrary 3, Class Play RICHARD SHEDRON Hsneav SQ 'Qtr' 311' : , I CLARENCE VAUGHN, JR. Junie1' M-Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. HAROLD SNYDEP Harold M-Club 2, ball Manager Play 4. Q , ,-A. v. ,Viv 1 PAULINE WEIGAND Pauline Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4: F. H. A. 4, Grade School Office 4. A E C 4 x . r Q0 it ,ui M 'Q Q, rv 5 mgkis :ix fv - C A Q 5.5 1+ You will find our names somewhere among the adrcrtisemems 'V'-rl? S49 VT it - 5 1+ . 1' -- X ' E 1.'x:.,1 Marjorie Miller Joe Grassman Margery Schmidt Gerald Martin Ann Patterson James Miller Elaine Drushell Mary Lou Henderson Warren Levengood Dorothy Miller Doris Lowther Larry Kirkpatrick Kathryn Fox Louise Crandall Jay Halfhill Bonnie Garver Tom Geib Sandy Miller Verla Harford James Casey I4 President V Pres Gene Henderson Jacqueline Blum When the school bell on the Hill top summoned us in the heat of early September forty-five juniors answered its call. We were rather elated to find that our home room was the big study hall where new desks had been installed during the summer vacation. Our junior year has proved to be a very busy one. The first event of note was that of choosing two of the Homecoming Queens atten- dants, Misses Kay Hodgeson and Janet Davis. An event of more significance and one which carried more re- sponsibility for us was the produc- tion of the play Meet Me in St. Louis given on the seventeenth of November. After the play we en- Past Pres Ser and Treas J unlor Lemmon Judy Mast goyed a class party at the home of sandra DeW1tt Durlng the month of December We selected our class r1ngs After the hol1days we settled down to some v1tal class buslness W chose maroon and gray as our class colors the wmte rose as our crass flower and W1sdom lS better than gold as our class motto Probably the occurrence wh1ch w1ll l1nger longest 1n our mem ory was the annual Junlor Senlor Prom As a sultable theme for th1s evenlng We selected A Mexlcan F1esta Thls theme was carrled out by a scene representmg a MSXICHD nlght club 1n a prom preceded by a banquet on the mght of May the eleventn if 7'9- 5131 KX 'S Sandra DeW1tt Charles McBr1de Kay Hodgeson Jon Snyder Alice Snow Darrel Miller Kathleen Dunahugh Faye M11ler Dw1ght Raymond Loretta Lltteral Betty Fortune Tom Uhl Margle Rottman Kathleen Schwartz Eugene Low Verla Sm1th J1m Casey Martha Sm1th Jack Uhl Marilyn Reed I5 F ' ' B, I . . 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X K ' Q 6 xx T fx f7 Yi 3 11' Sally Cox Phyhss Snyder Donna M111er 'T' Harold M1ller John Sch1e Bob Burkey Nancy Norman Wanda Bretz Norma Mohler Harrxet Albertson John McCluggage Mary Lou Chase Betty Fxsher R1chard Elder Kathryn McCoy Thomas Bernard Mane Swartzentruber Bob Mart1n Louanne Gray Louella Kendall Jeannette Waltman Vzce Pres Preszdent QQ 'Ss ,Q 'Q 'PY John K1ck Jo Ann Sm1tl1 One new pupll, along W1th all thc students of our freshmen class excep one reported for the f1rst day of our second year of hlgh school at MH S Another member was added to our class at the start of the second semes ter makmg a total of forty s1x Because of the 1n1t1at1on regula t1ons of the varlous clubs, a large majorlty of us sophomores Were un usual slghts for a Week ummm . , A 3, 5 V, 4 +2 - r X if 'f B E.-.MQ V K' gui, X If 'pr f X '- ' , 1 B . - , 2 ,of xf' V. E K M s r -. y wi, ,ij H- , X Fu I Ii , , 1, , ' ell? in if V it A x iq X ' j , I 7 U A A . I 4 ' , 4 . EWG N ' . y . 5' u P ' h Ii! V 'Q -V , Sec.-Treas. Past Pres. 1 1 L at M f sax. ff? .'-W SJ' wilifll 1. S Q 'K L ass ,J g .J : Q , ,tm ,fr N, 1 f, ,Q -,. 'J ' r f 1 1 i l,xf.4,2X H A Betty Ittner Larry Waltman We chose Evelyn Rowe and JoAnn Smith as attendants to the Home- coming Queen. The class managed a refreshment booth the night of the Halloween festivities, selling popcorn and cider. Later on battered text books were sporting shiny new green and white plastic covers sold by the sophomores. We also followed the custom of selling pencils with the basketball schedule printed on them. was ' 1- ,. . sam rat 'V A x 4- in ' k -' Y A W' I, ,-,v I V. 4 , w K X L I .gr- 'iz' ' or .' fl C i N ' I Lf' . Q I il V x I f l Marjorie Hunter Larry Miller Janet Miller Doris Williams Chester Anderson Nancy Sherburn Hilda Miller Donald Stafford Kathryn Shonk Delores Miller Lewis Ritchey Donna Giauque Evelyn Rowe Bob Close Virginia Anderson Patricia Van Sickle Dean Halfhill Carolyn Collins Bill, Lower Anna Mary Bob Miller Reidenbach wa '5- , 'T -5 4, y it 4a - af X 8 'slit x w 1 x as S.. AJ ,MT .U '-S4 4 T --,S r r-,fav 4, wif I Betsy Mast John Clark Juanita Dleger Dick Van Sickle Roberta Moyer Sidney Martin -R 40-Q. 5 'V 'Y 4 'AV s .221 We started the year with forty-nine members, but lost two during the year. Our class advisor is Mr. Thomas. When Coach Banks issued a call for football prac- tice last fall, eleven freshmen boys responded. Most of these boys saw action either in varsity games or in reserve games. Two of them, Gerald Deglar and Ray Miley, won their varsity M's. Our athletic prow- ess was also shown on the basketball court. Eleven of our number tried out for the winter sportg five of them made either the varsity or the reserve squad. vi Preszdent Vzce Pres We Gerald Dleger May Miller Ray Miley Alice Ritchey Dick Mackey Carol Snyder i fi? U I f ZS I v . f . Grace Conner Don King Miriam Raymond Bill Ar Kenneth Skelly Martha Fry Richard Weiss Ronnie Susan Bird Betty Lou Markley Joe Lee Mary Yoder John Harmony ,. .H XB Nea' Our talent, however, is not confined to athletics. A majority of the class belongs to the high school mixed chorusg two members of our class, Patricia Roberts and Betsy Mast, belong to the marching band and to the dance bandg a number of girls joined the F.H.A.g and some of us have consistently made the honor roll. Another achievement of which we are justly proud was that of winning first prize in the window decorating contest held during the Hal- loween season. Our prize winning window depicted a scene taken from the Legend of Sleepy Hollow . 'L .Q 6 of-1 . N7 1 27 ' ..e , Q v - ' - -. x n .J -tl gf-Y ' ' y I GR 1 V J KX l AV! A .1.xm:e1:3-e- '- 'L' x Sec.-Treas. Past Pres. ' 'fd 11-xl 5X W Y ' f ,WS ' .Th A 2- -r , gy . '4 MA f i gl i 4 1 N -9 Li GJ .....-1 - r , Q it Q , x., . ,gl Bob Oswald Patty Roberts Bob Money Margaret Mast Tom Vaughn Norma Hanna I Jim Metzler Bob Elder Shirley Gadfield Duane Allison Diane Miller Marjean Mast Arthur Brenner Nancy Plant Ernest Cline Carol Casey Dorothy Stutzman Bill Ames Jan Menuez Lula Bertsch Rita Schwartz Jack Blum Wayne Miller Pearl Wolgamott Can You Ilnaqlno 9 Patsy lfrsher not sharrng her homework? Kenny Henderson wrthout a crggy boo ? Brll Shonk not bcrng sncastrc? lxenny Strfford bcrng at school on trme? Carol Ittncr wrthout a book? Speed Lllrott drrxrng Z0 mrles an hour Erleen Lower wrthout 1 red face? Joan Mast and Bob Casey gettrng along? John Farr gorng steady ? Barbara Hunter not eatrng frll the trme? Nancy Uhl xxrth any card but Ace ? Bob Hagelbargcrs name berng pronounced correctly? Paulrne Wergand wrth muddy shoes? Aretta Calame not prrmprng? Carolyn Bernard and Prtsx Martrn gettrng to class on trme? Beverly Rowe gettrng letters from one Bob ? Beverly Hedrngton wrthout her teeth? Harold Snyder wrthout hrs chest ? Glorra Yeager not berng Dramatrc ? Clarr Werss not berng wrtty? Jean Mathre wrthout her gum? Lora Mrller wrthout her swrng ? Mrke Roberts wrthout Lrzzre ? Marrlyn Brgler berng 55 ? Shrrlev Cullen keeprng quret? Jrm Steele wrthout a Harem ? Bonnre Uhl not blushrng? Junror Vaughn wrth a new Ford? Dora Fehndrrch and lx a Mohler not together? Johnny Mrller not plrxrng Frank Srnatra? Bc tty Ellrott wrthout hrr gang Rrchard bhcdron not slr rprng? Charlotte Morrrson wrthout her drmples? Janrce Mullet berng a sarlor s wrfc? Robert Patterson not gettrnz, 1 scoop ? Pat Klrngler wrth her mouth closed ? Norma Jr rn Schrock wrlkrng to school? Margre Grolt not lrxrng rn Walnut Creek? Mr Banks wrthout hrs towel Mr Crrssey tdrrvrng teacherj grvrng hand srgnals? Mr Almendrnger not sayrng Pay your nrckel and take your chorce ? Mr Vogclpohl not patrolrng the lrbrary lst perrod? Mr McCla11en wrth '1 4 rnch warst? Mr Thomas not dropprng hrs zombr? Mr Sw rykus wrthout a carload of tcenagcrs Mrss McCabe wrthout a crowd of boys Mrs Roberts sayrng arnt ? Mr Brergel wrthout a bundle of marl? Mrs Schncll s study hall not berng peaceful? Mr Regula losrng hrs temper? Junrors grxrng us a Prom? Sophomorcs wrthout a comb? A Freshman? Can You Remember? ku O ENV --- ,Q .-. ... . ,. ...f ' X .r-h- .' 7? .JM fQ5'f,'4!fl 3'12, .- -T 'E f'fn S X Junior High and E lem on tary 1 x -: X 4? N 'C-'BL' XX ESQ 31:21 4? N r ' 1' Y' HOME ROOM TEACHERS Section I .................. Mr. Vogelpohl Section II .... .... M rs. Roberts al.- .....u..... FIRST ROW fleft to rightbz Barbara Lemmon, Evelyn Crandall, Mary Lou Schwartz, Virginia Ames, Patsy Harford, Janice Martin, Maude Mohler, Janice Gadfield, Irma Murphy, Carole High, Marjorie Finley, Janet Close, Mary Jane Clark, Cholly Atha, Sharon Lawhead, Marcia Miller. SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: Larry McCoy, Earl Carillon, Joel Weber, Richard Stauffer, Andrew Grassman, James Ritchey, Wayne Miller, James Hanna, Charles Lower, Sonny Koenig, Russell Reed, Donald Waltman, Junior Liggett, William Badger, Clara Ames, Margaret Marks, Erwin Swartzentruber, Henry Kauffman. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz Donald Thomas, Donald Fry, John Cutlip, Arlene Miller, Janice Snow, Charlene Arnold, Ann Chadwick, Betty Snyder, Mary Yoder, Miriam Fry, Donald Smith, Wilford Yoder, Duncan Estill, James Delor, Joe Galford, Charles Groff, Jimmy Lowe, Terrance The Class of '55 under the supervision of Mr. Vogelpohl and Mrs. Roberts has lost three members and gained three members, for a total of 53 members in the Class at the present time. We made a good showing for the year by contributing twelve members to the junior high football team, and twelve members to the junior high basketball team. Both teams have made good records. For the first time our girls have organized teams in physical education. These teams are Dunahugh, Ray Van Sickle. j, under the direction of Miss Hanslik, super- visor of girls' physical education. Six members of our class are in the band, and two of them are drum majorettes. We have compiled an interesting and in- structive book on the history of Ohio, which we will contribute to the school, hoping that the oncoming eighth grades will make good use of it. The Class Officers are: President, Jim Rit- cheyg Vice President, Marjorie Finley, Sec- retary-Treas., Janet Close. HOME ROOM TEACHERS Section I .................... Miss Hanslik Section II. . . Crissey :il FIRST ROW Cleft to righth : Margaret Casey, Lois Plant, Ruby Miller, Julia Uhl, Owen Swartzentru- Linda ber, Maynard Mohr, Richard Anderson, Roberts, Sandra Wachtel, Janet Wengerd, Nancy Martin, Dora Giauque, Kent Hodgeson, Larry Snyder, Harrold Mast. SECOND ROW fleft to rightbz Mary Jo Miller, Sandra Cullens, Helen Miller, Gretchen Hoffman, Freda Weaver, Mary Arnold, Robert Gisinger, Larry Patterson, John Maxwell, Lawrence Smith, Donnie Deitrich, Russell Bergoon, Robert Close, Ronald Meeks. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightbz Verna Yoder, Janet Starner, Evelyn Whitney, Helen Wolgamott, Mar- lene Schrock, Betty Lou Patterson, Jenny Mast, Sarah Palmer, Carol Guenther, Catherine Lahm, Danny Herman, Evelyn Cline, Betty Fath, Paul Hostutler, Martin Fair, Brent Hall, Bob White, Robert Carnahan, Harold Williams. On September 6, 1950, forty-nine seventh grade pupils were informed that they were beginning a new venture as junior high stu- dents. Three girls from our class were in the high school band, thirteen boys were members of the junior high football team, which won every game, fourteen boys played on the junior high basketball team, and seven girls were guards of the school Safety Patrol. The girls in section one won second place in the window decorating contest held by the American Legion during Halloween. We topped all other classes in the American Junior Red Cross and magazine selling cam- paigns. Section one received The Thing , which turned out to be a rubber Indian doll, as a prize for placing first in the magazine contest, and Linda Roberts of our class re- ceived a radio for selling more subscriptions than anyone else in the school. We also stres- sed contributing to the March of Dimes in school. v First Row, Left to Right: Madelyn Cline, Rebecca Erwin. Theodore Rhea, James Klingler. Beulah Mohr. Robert Morrison. Barbara Root. Nancy Tid- ball, Shirley llostutler. Ruth Stutzman, Rita Itt- ner. VVaiieta Galford. Glenn Swartzcntruheiy Gary Weaver. Kenneth Klinger. Toni' Blum. Joanne Morey. Kathryn Cline. Mary Beth Patterson. Virginia Casey. Judith VanSickel. Second Row. Left to Right: David Kauffman. Wade Herman. Lynn Wengerd, Carol Carnahan. Mil- dred Ames, Joyce Lower. Stephen llodgeson. . lf, ?'Z9' Mary Miller, Donald DeHass, James Schafer, Gayle Ann Hoxworth. Harold McDonald. Virginia Marks. Patricia Thomas. Shirley Miller. Sue Ellen Fair. Gertrude Cline. Mrs. Simpkins. Third Roir. Left to Right: Miss Reese. Richard Roberts. Ronald Mengles. Billy Mast. Jacob Miller. Richard Teisher. Fred Smith. Judy Fortune. Phyliss Palmer. Carol Starner. Ronald Rane. John Allison, Robert Miller. James Hoover. Michael Painter, Phillip Ritchey. Gary High, Owen Miller. ll--111--. First Row. Left to Right: Willie Channel, Kenneth Justice. Paul Stutzinan, Carol Jean Umstead, Pa- tricia Weaver, Patricia Mohler, Elaine Brenner, Ann Poulson. Linda Barnhart. Nancy Jean Hos- tctler. Bryant Dt-nk. Delmar Gilt. Carol Boley. Jim Mullet. Ann Evans. Samuel Yoder, Jack Whitney. Melissa Bell. James Burkey. Second Row. Left to Right: David Morey. Gary Barnhart. William Homer. John Waltman. Shirley Ames. Loretta Justice. Shanette Day, Linda Big- ler. Thomas Lea, Marlene VanSicklc, Karen Ely. Virgie Mae Channel. Norma Jean Cutlip, Timothy H I I Fair, Jane Zimmerman. Jean Zimmerman. Karen Sue Morris. Sandra Snyder. Third Row. Left to Right: Mrs. Kraus. James Mraz. Malcolm Estill. Carl Lower. Glenna Grass- inan. Donna Whitmycr. Robert Frink. Wayne Fair. Roy Briegel. Karl Crandall. John Wolganiott. Alice Higdon. Harold Kraus. James Tschudy. Pa- tricia McClelland. Jacob Peck. Charles Guenther. Larry Leckrone. Carol Kieffaber, Virginia Ral- ston, Mary Ann McKee. Larry Fath, John Money, Miss Storm. . 1. First Row, Left to Right: Lorena Casey, John Pat terson. Donald Mast, Dorothy Miller, Leo Hoover Larry Patterson, Tana Everhart. Stanlev Klinger Garv Allison. Arthur Crilow Relda Martin. Don na Peters. Clora May Close, Jack Casey, Cheryl Graham. Corwin Croskey, Bonnie Fleming. Nel son Kauffman Susan Yeaffer Wanda Martin Second Row. Left to Right: Norene Wengerd Charles lliedon. Bruce Estill. Thomas McClelland Robert Coblentz. Norma Taylor. Georgia Mixer Junior McCasl-zey. Michael Gisinger, Barbara First Row, Left to Right: Robert Denk, Larry Polin. Carl Lower, Charles Regula. Dale Williams William Morrison Melvin Miller David Channel Tom Wolfe Verta Mohr. Samuel Hoover. Eman uel Miller. Dennis Mowrv. Sidney Yeater, Janice Justice. Barbara Ames. Richard Denk, Judv Mc Dowell Vernon Kline. William Finney, Maxine Bernard. Larry Rowe Second Row. Left to Right: Earl Dean Martin Foster Vance Patricia Fath Luther Lahm Charles Plant, Betty Jean Swartzentruber, Vir ginia Bowen, John Poulson, Beverly McDowell Michael Uhl, Richard Pyers, Lynda Lydic, Gar 'Q' f-fr , 5 se 35-.AA Skelly James Shepler James Smith Carl Clark Sharon Korns Srndm VrnS1ckle Richrrd Uhl G rx Clinrgm Frrnl 'VI1 an Tlrr1rlRou Left loRif1Irt Mrs Hoinkrns larry Gilt Ermst Smril 'lhomrs llrnnr lcon Artfnci Bill Temple Terry Hrll Willis Nesbitt Guy Hoxworth Marilyn 'Wertbrccht Katie Hochstet ler Jacob Kline Lrlrnd 'Vlrst Clrrcncc Yodrr P1ulMcKee Bruu lou Karen Regula Srndra Ycrtcr Drnnx Drllrss Mnrlvn Wrrtbrccht Mrs Whclpley net Hummcl Naincx Frth Ruth Ann Lcr Philip Morcv RohcrtHostcttlr1 Mrs Rang, Third Row Left to Rzqlrt Mrs Reeves Nancy Crrloxx Helen McCormick Gladys Gilford David Crrnahan James MCC8USllH Sherrnel Day Neal Emcrrck Barbrrr Fox Fred Cutlrp Shfrron Dunahugh Arthur Wrtson Dale Ames Thomas Bird Judv Coblcntf Nrncy Frrxer Roberta Horner Thomas Etling Joanne Geib Brrbara Grndlesbergcr Ednr Bucy Wanda Fleming Jay Bair Barbara Miller Grry Rowe William Martin absent YI K MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE .T llass Ilwlory of 1901 In the month of September 1947 a group of forty s1x puprls reglstered as freshmen at Mlllersburg H1gh School Under the superv1s1on and d1rec t1on of our class advlsor Mr Cr1ssey we elected the followmg class off1cers Pres1dent Johnny M1ller V1ce Pres1dent Nancy Uhl and Secretary Treasurer Aretta Calame At the homecommg game Nancy Uhl represented the Freshman Class as one of the Queen s attendants The only class aCt1V1ty durlng the year was the annual freshman party wh1ch was held at the Leglon Park At the beg1nn1ng of our sophomore year we found we had lost seven classmates Nancy Bretz Dorothy Fry V1ola Fortune Vesta Fortune Alvm Moyer Howard Clark and R1chard Fmley and had garned only one Joan Mast Mrs Roberts was our class adv1sor We had class elcct1ons and the result was Presldent J1m Steele V1ce Presxdent Barbara Hunter and Secretary Treasurer Beverly Hed1ngton In order to ra1se money for 'rne class treasury we sold basketball schedule penclls Gur Sophomore Class was represented at the homecommg game by Bonn1e Uhl The class party was held at the Leglon Park In the early evenmg we had a wemer roast and later we danced and played games Tl11S was the end of the sophomore year and we eagerly awalted our Jumor year At the begmnrng of our Jumor year we were greeted by an attractlve new teacher Mlss Sh1rley McCabe Joan Mast was elected presldent of our class for th1s all lmportant year The other offxcers were VICE Pres1dent Sr Prom we had the concesslon stands at the football and basketball games Joan Mast and Beverlv Hedlngton were our attendants for the homecommg The next lmportant event on our agenda was the Junlor class play The Haunted Hlgh School whlch was presented on November 18 Thlngs were relatlvely qulet untxl Apr1l when we started preparmg for the Jr Sr Prom to be held on May 9 The theme was Let s Take An Old Fashloned Walk The banquet held at the Lutheran Church carrled out the theme After wards we danced to the mus1c of B111 Yates Thus ended a busy happy Junlor year At last we were sen1ors For th1s f1nal year our offlcers were Presldent B1ll Shonk V1ce Presldent Barbara Hunter Secretary Cla1r WGISS and Treasurer Robert Patterson Our class adv1sor was Mr Regula The class sponsored the homecommg dance w1th mus1c by B1a1ne Shnely Aretta Calame re1gned as queen and her senlor attendants were Charlotte Morrlson and Nancy Uhl The remamder of the year was spent 1n the preparat1on of the 1951 ed1t1on of the Sparton1an Wlth Robert Patterson as edrtor 1n chlef The senlor play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was presented on Apr1l 26 and 27 under the d1rect1on of Mr Warren Thomas At last we arr1ved at the goal we had strlvcn for throughout our twelve years of school Baccalaureate Serv1ce and Commencement EXGTCISQS We looked forward to a future full of promlses and to the poss1b1l1ty of great ach1evements L 1 , 0 uf .' I Q Q D , y - . . . . . , I . Y . . 2 s 1 J ' y ' 5 , . . l . ' , ! 'Xi , I J 1 I 1 y G 7 9 7 y I . , . Q . . , 5 'ls-A - , U ' 1 , . , . , . . . . p . Z . - . , Gloria Yeager, Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Ittner. To raise money for the Jr.- . V . . H D ' v . ,, . . , . H 3 ' - . 37 y . . I 7 ' - ' l . l . . . Z . , Q ' 1 1 1 , . . . . . . . H ,, ' ' ' 7 y r s v B c B 9 f - LL 1 Y ' I ,East tll emit v iatnwnt We the class of 1951 of Mlllersburg Hlgh School County of Holmes State of Ohro berng of sound mlnd and memory and havmg due legal autho11ty to make these last fevt bequests to the school do hereby make pubhsh and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament dCCIa1llllf1g all others null and VOld Item Wlth sadness 1n our hearts at the thought of partlng we request that our most cherlshed possesslons our front seats 1n assembly be grven to the Jumors Item To the Sophomores we w1ll our good looks and rntellrgence Item To the Freshmen we leave our beat up books rn the hope that they Vtlll serve as 1 re m1nder of us We do especlally deslre that the followlng per sonal bequests be carrred out We Patsy Martln and Carolyn Bernard w1ll our grade offxce posrtlons to John Snyder and Tom Uh I Janrce Mullet w1ll my ab1l1ty to remaln fa1th ful to one man at a trme to Elarne Drushell I Margle Groff w1ll my d1gn1f1ed grggle to Dorothy M1ller I GIOYIH Yeager vt 111 my b1g green eyes to Lor etta Lltteral I Carolyn Bernard w1ll my excess welght to t1ny James Casey I Patsy Mart1n w1ll my excess he1ght to Mar 1lyn Reed I Pat Fisher w1ll my A s to Martha Smlth We Charlotte MOIIISOD and Margle Groff vtlll our kxll ln canymg tlays at the Duve In to Gene Low and Kay Hodgeson Bonme Garver I Norma Schrock w1ll my dr1v1ng skrll to Verla Smlth We Pat Klxngler Aretta Calame and Barbara Hunter w1ll our cheerleadmg outflts and accomp hshments to Sandy M1ller Jun1or Lemmon and Tom Gelb I Barbara Hunter w1ll my talkat1veness to Kay Hodgeson We The Terrlble Ten w1ll our strong w1ll power to stay up all nrght to anyone who thlnks that she can compete w1th us I Aretta Calame w1ll my pleasant looks to Kathleen Dunahugh I Marllyn Blgler w1ll my quietness to Mert Schwartz I Bob Casey w1ll my Charles Atlas buxld to Jun1or Lemmon I John Farr wxll my seat 1n physxcs class to any one who wants xt We Ar tta Calame and B111 Shonk w1ll our seat ln bookkeeplng class to Bonme Garver and Dwxght Raymond I Bob Elhott w1ll my deslre to get out of school to Tom Uhl I Pat Klmgler w1ll my ab1l1ty to look neat 1n sloppy clothes to Kathryn Fox I Carol Ittner w1ll my neat appearance to Dorls Lowther We Pat Flsher and Pat Klmgler w1ll our luck 1n gettmg away wlth talklng 1n class to Margery Schm1dt and Pooch Rottman I Kenny Henderson w1ll my studxous nature to Ann Patterson I Iva Mohler w1ll my bashfulness to Mary Lou Henderson I Lora M1ller w1ll my mckmane Queenle and the ab1l1ty to frll the requ1rements to Margery Schmrdt I Betty Lou Elllott w1ll my long fmgernarls to Jack1e Blum I Jean Math1e w1ll my slze f1Ve shoes to J1m Casey I Elleen Lower wlll to Sandra DeW1tt a Jug of cool clear water We Glorxa Yeager and Cla1r We1ss w1ll our sabotage of cqurpment and play1ng of practrcal Jokes IH physlcs class to Tom Ge1b and Larry K11 kpat11ck I Nancy Uhl w1ll my capablllty to hold a man to Pooch Rottman I Charlotte Moruson w1ll my ab1l1ty to catch a man to Vcrla Harford I Johnny Mxllex w1ll my helght to Joe Grass man I Bob Hagelbalger Vtlll my oratorlcal talent to Warren Levengood I Harold Snyder w1ll my mckmane Chesty and the features that go w1th lt to Gene Henderson 1n order to help h1m f1ll out hlS T sh1rts We Norma Schrock and JIHICC Mullet w1ll our seats 1n the l1b1 ary to Tom Uhl and J1m Casey I Mike Roberts w1ll my year s supply of State Theater trcket stubs to Jack Uhl I Beverly Hedlngton w1ll my lrghtness on my feet to Allce Snow We Norma Schrock and Elleen Lower Wlll the name M1ller to anyone who thrnks she can get lt away from us I Jun1or Vaughn w ll my record to dr1ve under 80 m p h to Dvtlght Ravmond I Rlchard Shedron w1ll my grft to enjoy myself ln bookkeepmg class to Judy Mast I Bonnre Uhl w1ll my tmy features to Faye I John Farr w1ll my posrtxon on the M H S football team to Sandy M1ller I Joan Mast Wlll three lnches of my helght to Loulse Crandall I Cla1r WGISS w1ll my w1tt1c1sms to Jay Halfhlll I Kenny Stafford w1ll my large sweaters to Betty Fortune I Robert Patterson w1ll my democracy notes to John Snyder I Blll Shonk w1ll my modesty to Eugene Low I James Steele w1ll my perfect attendan e rn school to James M1ller We Harold Snyder Kenny Henderson and Mlke Roberts w1ll our seats at B1ckles CThe Greasy Spoon! to Spook Uhl Ears Uhl and Warren Levengood I Paul1ne Welgand w1ll my good shorthand grades to MarJ0r1e M1ller I Beverly Rowe w1ll my ab1l1ty not to walk to school to Gerald Martm We Lora M1ller and Jean Math1e w1ll our seats at the El Rancho to Sandra DeW1tt and Mary Lou Henderson I Dora Fehndrlck w1ll my talkatlveness to Charles McBr1de We Kenny Henderson and Mlke Roberts w1ll our ab1l1ty to sk1p school wrthout gettmg caught to Darrel M1ller We hereby nommate and appo1nt Mr Walter Regula as executor of th1s our last w1ll and testa ment he to serve wrthout bond and wlthout fur ther compensatron In wrtness whereof we afflx our hand and seal thls twenty second day of May 1951 The Semor Blass of 1951 'X-N HLS3 Q 4 ,zfj V I ' 7 ! 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Offzctal weekly of Mzllersburg Jumor College June 18 1971 JUNE GAZETTE DEDICATED TD GLASS DF 51 Noted space corps offzcer speaks At Commencement Exercrses Noted Army Offrcer at Commen cement Exercrses General Supreme Robert Ellrott Commander of the ISC flntcrplrnctary Space Corpsl was the speaker at the graduatron exererses held rn the spaerous M J C ferldhouse on Frrday afternoon June 4 General Ellrott who was a mem ber of the class of 51 enlrsted rn the Arr Corps soon after hrs gr aduatron from hrgh school and through hrs qurckness fsome oldsters wrll recall hrs name Speed D careful maneu verrng and cold patrence rose from rank to rank untrl he frnally attarn ed the dream of hrs hrgh school years Becomes Preacher Noted evangelrst of the Mormon Church wrll be here Sat June 12 to start revrval rneetrngs Rev James A Steele wrth hrs srx wrvcs wrll at 109 S Crawford Strert When rn tervreu ed Rev Steele was asked why he chose thrs professron He answered In all my years rn school I could never go wrth one gurl Even after graduatrng I found th rt rt was rmpossrble to settle doxrn xxrth one So here I am srx wrves Success Formula Srnce the arrrval of Iva Mohler to the eoachrng staff at MJC the team has been unbeaten Mrss Moh ler attrrbutes her success to the formula Success r log 238 Ccdgatj 4nx 9-1-good playersrgood manage ment Of course the questron always arrses How do we know that no one can beat the team srnce they never play anyone but therr own subs? Oh well some people wrll never be satrsfred berng a srx star general General Ellrott IS a proneer rn the freld of rn terplanetary aeronautrcs satellrtrc space shrp movenment and polyp neumatatomrc propelled spaceshrps Prevrous to hrs apporntment as gen eral supreme General Ellrott was statroned on Outer Post Satellrte Number 6 Orbrt Venus 73 deklrnes to Mars The trtle of General Ellrott s trme ly address was Shoot Hrgh Y Lowly Mr Ellrott challenged the graduates to put therr shoulders to the task at hand to place frrst thrngs frrst and to drrve wrth a frrm hand As has been the custom the sum mer rssue of the Gazette rs dedrcated to the class whrch graduated twenty years ago Twenty years' As the old adage goes Trmes have chang ed' Those were the good old days of automobrles Jet propelled arr planes atom bombs radro and tele vrsron To complete hrs task the edrtor of the Gazette had to drg rnto the rnactrve frles rn Presrdent Hagel bargers offrce to drscover the per sonnel of the 51 class Much to hrs amazement he drscovered that the lrst of names rncluded qurte a num ber of promrnent busrness men and women plus an assortment of na tronal rnternatronal and rnter planetary frgures The names of a number of the staff members here at Mrllersburg Junror College rnclud rng that of Presrdent Robert Hagel barger appeared on the lrst Two New Members Added to M I C Faculty P1 esrdent Hagelbarger has Just announced the openrng of a speech correctron department at MJ C. headed by Mrss Jean Mathre Mrss of work Cafter hearrng Mr Thom: talk about rt rn spe ch class? that after graduatron she devoted her trme and money to see what could be accomplrshed rn thrs freld After studyrng thrs subject for many ye us Jean has been able to help manv people At a specral meetrng of the Board of Trustees a eour se rn German rn cludrng a semrnar rn Pennslyvanra German was added to the forergn same meetrng the Board hrred a graduate of the class of 51 M Wrllram Shonk to frll the charr rt had created The trustees felt that hrs step was necessary because of thc rncrease rn the Amrsh populatron rn Holmes County Noted Correspondent Returns Personal war correspondent to the Presrdent who wrll be remcm bered rn hrstory for preventrng the thrrd world war rn 1953 has been hrred by the MJC Board f Trustees to frll the vacancy created by the resrgnatron of the head of the Journalrsm department J C Buck lebrrdger The true story behrnd Mr Patter sons herorc explorts actually never reached the Amerrcan press How ever through a personal rntervrew the edrtor of the Gazette rs here vxrth wrth the permrssron of Mr Patterson presentrng the correspon dent s own versron of the Brg Deal Whrle ferretrng out news behrnd the rron curtarn Pat got wrnd of a full force atomrc attack to be staged by Russra Gatherrng up hrs courage Pat qurekly went to Moscow to see Stalrn Not carrng for hrs own safety he spoke these rmmortal words Now see here Stalrn old boy I Just wont stand for rt Do you hear' I wont stand for rt And wrth these famous words rrngrng rn hrs ears Stalrn gave up 3l 7 1 l ' KA l - I - H I . 1 . . - . . . , , , y - - ' - V -- l ' . . - 3 I Q . . . r' z 1 , ' - ' ' ' ' Q - V . . . 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Y 9 ' - v 1 5 ' - ' . 1 ' 91 ' - Y - v l - The Hrlltop Gazette Publrshed every Fr rd ry durrng the school year md every thrrd Frr day durrng the summer months Mrllersburg Junror College Edrtor I Wrll Sluggenharder Manager C M Fall Fae Ad Prof Robert Patterson PROFESSOR HAS NARROW ESCAPE Prof Clarr Werss the screntrst who whrle measurrng prpes of var rous lengths found some to be long er than others was rn the recent explosron at M J C For the past few years Prof Werss has been teachrng nuclear physrcs here rn Mrllersburg Whrle mrxrng hrs darly Bromo Seltzer he accrdently emptred rt rnto some nrtrrc acrd As the smoke cleared away the Prof was seen to be clutchrng at the door rn an effort to get out Thrs was the only thrng that saved hrs lrfe HOME TOWN GIRL BECOMES FAMOUS recently won the trtle f Mrs Model Amerrcan She competed rn every area of housework and eook ery wrth the best housekeepers rn the country Durrng our rntervrew she sard I owe all of my success to my exhrbrtron on Hovs to scrape burnt toast Included as some of her prrzes are a new house new car televrsron set washer clothes dryer and a toast scraper WINS ACADEMY AWARD Mrss Glorra Yeager has Just been presented an Academy Award for her rousrng performance as Aman da rn When the Buggy Comes Back East Ill Be In It Congratulatrons Glorra' BEGINS NEW DUTY Rrchard Shedron began hrs new duty as Chref of Polrce of Holmes County today Mr Shedron rs re placrng Fearless Frank Manley Among hrs dutres are Rardrng saloons collectrng money from parkrng meters patrollrng streets gurdrng school chrldren from home to school and makrng coffee rn the polrce booth ACCEPTS P0sITION AT GENERAL MILLS Announced recently was the ac ceptance of the posrtron as chref food tester at General Mrlls by Mrss Bar bara Hunter Thrs Job was offered on the basrs of requrrements for a strong stomach and an exceptronal sense of taste These exceptronal qualrtres were developed by Mrss Hunters abrlrty to eat a concoctron of onrons and cheese on potatoe chrps 32 MESSAGE FROM DEAN OF WOMEN tEdrtors note After graduatrng from Mrllersburg Hrgh School rn 1951 our Dean of Women Joan Mast entered St Luke s School of Nursrng There her effrcrency and FINDS SOLUTION In recent experrments rt vtas drs covered that the hum rn race ern grow a thrrd set of teeth Thrs marvelous phenomenon xx as drscov ered by Mrss Beverly Rowe whrle workrng as a dental rssrstfrnt rn the metropolrs Molarbe rr She developed a nevt solutron whrch she called gargolatrcese that affects the gums rn r sensatronal way brrngrng about rnexx feelmg of commrtment at therr base Thrs wonderful drug rs srmple to take and completely tasteless NEW BUSINESS Mrss Charlotte Morrrson has just gone rnto busrness for herself Mrss Morrrson rs publrshrng her oxxn magazrne whrch she crlls Advree To The Lovelorn whreh rs rerllx what rt rs You see rll the mrgr zrne contrrns rs letters you xxrrte her and the answer she grves to your problem Mrss Morrrson de crded that rf there would be a rx hole magazrne dedrcated to thrs purpose everyones letters could be swered ON VACATION Ohros Senator the Honor rble Kenneth Stafford has just returned from Calrfornra where he has been vacatronrng for the past month Most of Mr Stafford s vacatron was spent on hrs yacht The Spartan GREAT ARTIST Mrss Dora Marre Fehndrrck has Just b en acclarmed as one of the world s greatest artrsts After gr rd uatron Mrss Fehndrrek studred the Unrted States for many years then she went to Europe where she has been studyrng art for the past erght years She has ereated mmy beautrful parntrngs Her best known parntrng rs Among The Hrlls prcture she parnted whrle she was stlll lrvmg rn Holmes County NEW POLITICAL PARTY THREATENED Durrng the last few years a new revolutronary group has sprung up rn the Unrted States Thrs assoeratron rs threatenrng to become a major party rn the government The leader of thrs movenment rs a former resr dent of Holmes County John Farr who rs a man of Socralrst rdeas and known rn school for berng agrn everythrng Hrs plan of government rs better known to the world as the Farr Deal Page 2 scholarshrp won her mueh prarse and many honors After gr rduatrnr., from St Luke s she aeeepted 1 posr tron wrth the General Eleetrre Cor poratron as resrdent nurse at therr Mansfreld pl rnt When Mrllersburg .Iunror College was ehrrtered rn 1963 Dean Mast eame here as Resr dent Nurse and as Dean of Women J Another elrss has prssed through the portrls of our rnstrtutron of learnrng What does the wor ld hold rn store for these young men and young women' Are they prepared for the future? CContrnued page 4 column 19 REQUEST PROGRAM Mrss Shrrley Cullen has just taken over the Eleven Hundred Club whrch can be heard over the radro statron WKPQ at two oclock at nrght Thrs rs a request program and Mrss Cullen rs a superb drsk Jockey She can also be heard rn a daytrme serral Marys Other Hus bands Wrfes Srster rn Law NEW ATTRACTION COMING Harold Snyder better known as Mr Mrllersburg wrll appear rn the Mrllersburg Arena next Frr day nrght to wrestle Slurp McGurk the Terrrble Turk Harold got the rnsprr'rtron to start wrestlrng when M H S classmates nrcknamed hrm Chesty In an rntervrew wrth nevtsmen Hrrold was quoted as sayrng If I look lrke a wrestler I mrght as well be one FIRST WOMAN ON MILLERSBURG COUNCIL The erty eouncrl of Mrllersburg met lrst evenrng wrth therr new member Mrs Davrd Kauffman the former Pat Klrngler present Mrs Kauffman was put rn as a replace ment for one of the other members who has moved out of town Mrs Kauffman rs the mother of four chrldren and has been an actrve member rn many groups rn the comrnunrty smce her graduatron from hrgh school rn 1951 MATHEMATICIAN RECOVERS Mrss Carol Ann Ittner left M HS and beeame engaged rn profound study of mathernatrcal formulas wrth Albert Ernstern After years of rntense research rn thrs freld the strarn on Mrss Ittners mrnd became too much She was taken to her prrvate ranch rn Calr fornra last year for specral nerve treatments She now has resumed her studres through the help of a new drug call ed phromyocronphdrrarc trrpluton rum I .N ' 1 . . . 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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY MISS Beverly Hedmgton has Just announced that Saturday w1ll be the 19th ann1ve1sa1y of the open1ng of her beauty salon For the next two weeks every tenth pe1son m 1k1ng an appomtment at th1s salon W111 rece1ve absolutelly free one halr Settlng and a ChO1C6 of perfume NEW TREASURER ELECTED M1ss Nancy Uhl g1aduate ot the class of 1951 has just been elected the new treasu1 er of Holmes County In th1s pos1t1on M1ss Uhl Wlll be 1n charge of all the money 1n the Holmes County Treasurer s Off1ce CHECKER GAME CALLED We had the honor to welcome to our fa1r c1ty Adolphe Von Gluben he1mer the German checker champ none other than our own Juny Cone of the blg threej Vaughn Last n1ghts battle was a rough one Each came from h1S corner w1th a look of cold murder 1n h1S eye Juny made the f1rst move WhlCh was closely followed by a move from Adolphe Th1s went on fO1 hours ne1ther one g1v1ng the other an 1nch Then the blow fell Game called on account of 131D GARDEN CLUB HAS NEW PRESIDENT It was announced last week that Mrs Clyde Sundhe1mer CMa1y Margaret Groffl has been elected new pres1dent of the Garden Club Mrs Sundhe1mer has l1ved 1n Wal nut Creek for the past twenty years dur1ng wh1ch t1me she has been an HCIIVC member 1n many groups of the commun1ty ACCOUNTANT EMBEZZLES FUNDS One of tl1e 1orme1 1es1dents of Mllltlbbulg Pat11c1a F1Sh6l was recently senteneed to a twenty flV8 year term at Oh1o s Pen1tent1ary for women Patr1e1a as a pUbllC ac countant f01 Genelal MOIOIS had access to a huge sum of money After bemg caught 1n the act of Jug glmg the books she told deteet1ves I spent years p1act1c1ng fo1 the per feet cr1me I successfully LOVL1ed my m1stakes 1n bookkeepmg 1n h1gh school and later negotxated small embezzlements Th1s does not end my C31 eer When I get out I w1ll t1y agam' SPENDS LIFE AT SEA M155 J1n1ce Mullet gladuate of the elass of 1951 today begms he1 twenty f11st year at sea Sholtly after g1aduat1on MISS Mullet Jomed the Waves hop1ng to be stat1oned near her futu1e husband Ladd Much to he1 amazement they wele stat1oned at the same plaee They were ma1r1ed shortly aftel and they l1ked the navy so well that afte1 the war was over they bought a small Shlp and they are Stlll l1v1ng on lt Jamee says I th1nk Ladd JUHIOI W111 be the woxlds next bwlllllhlflg champlon Judglng from all the ex per1ence he has had PICK POCKET CAPTURED Holmes County Ch1ef ol Pol1ee R1chard Shedron today announced that Elleen Lowel has at last been captu1ed E1leen It seems had It ce1ved an enormous d1amond r1ng when she was a senlor 1n h1gh school Rlght afte1 g1aduat1on EIILLH de Clded to tu1n tra1tor to Tom She took the d1a1nond out of the 11ng and ch1ped It up 1nto small p1eees and ,made a fortune sell1ng lt After mak1ng such a fortune lt was hard for her to go back to OI d1na1y l1fe so she became a plCk pocket CELEBRATE 20TH ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Stanley D M1ller are celeb1at1ng the1r twent1eth wed dlng ann1ve1sary today M15 M1lle1 IS the fo1me1 Norma Jeane Schrock a graduate of the class of 19:11 Mrs Mluel was also the f1rst student from her class to be marr1ed Mr and Mrs M1ller have f1V0 chlldren and one grand chlld BIG SHOW TONIGHT ONLY MISS Betty Lou Ell1ott and her famous cats W111 appear on the stage at the Russell Theate1 1n M1llers burg tomght M1ss Ell1ott w1ll leave tomorrow for Hollywood where she IS con tracted to make a mov1e of her l1fe for M G M In pr1vate l1fe M1ss Elllott 11V6S on her cat farm 1n Iowa 51 GRADUATE LIVES IN HOLLYWOOD Wh1le wo1k1ng IH the telephone off1ce one day Mar1lyn B1gler acc1 dently got the w1res crossed and connected herself wlth a famous mov1e star He was so enchanted w1th her VOICE that he 1ns1sted on meetmg her at once They are now happ1ly marr1ed and 11v1ng m Hollywood Cal1forn1a HAIR FAD Have you seen the latest fad It was created by none other than Bob Casey Th1s Hydrogen HHIFCUI was styled by h1m wh1le work1ng ln the La Mode barbershoppe for dogs He used as hlS model the fam ous French poodle Dodo Mr Caseys only statement was If humans were only more l1ke dogs we d all be better off NEW SHOW The NHIIODHI Apple Company IS happy to 1nform you that they have become the sponsors of the new rad1o show Tw1n T1me starr1ng Lola and John Mlller The tw1ns are the graduates of the class of 51 Both of them have always showed re markable talent John 1S a true crooner and Lora a real beauty PRESIDENT GETS NEW SECRETARY M1ss Paul1ne Welgand has Just ac the Pres1dent of the Un1ted States M1ss We1gand 1S a gemus 1n short hand and typ1ng Her shorthand speed IS 165 words per m1nute and her typ1ng speed IS 7:1 words per m1nute When we asked her about speed she sa1d I owe all my suc cess to MISS McCabe o you have dull, umnterest ng haw? Try Mlke s guaranteed red ha1r ye WILL NOT WASH OUT Money back 1f not perfectly Sat1Sf19d SMOKE PRINCE KENNY CIGARETTES Good to the Last Drag And Thats Good, Too Made by Kenny Clgarette Factory Owned and Operated by Kenny Henderson 33 ' v 1 Z ' , -1 4 1 . . e 4 x . . ' e i 4 , V , I I H V H X ' - 1 .I l , . ' ' ' ' ' . 1 H . X . J . l V 3 I It ,, ' . ,A . , . - ' 1 1 I ' Q as vs x 1 . ' , , ' ' ! ' . I I , i I 1 . H r I 1 Y ! Yl . , , , . . , . i 1 K . .' Y . 1 , ', . - x V , , 1: - . - a. H I nt ' ' va ' , 1 Y , Q - ' m ' 4 I xy . - . , , , J y I ' X I x 3 I ' 1 ' ' 1- . l , . 7 . , . ' . ' ' - ' A 1 1 1- , , . . ' ' A ' 1 . ' 'f H -' r ' ' ' ' .. , ..., . V V I A , lon. HIS esteemed opponent was ' . - X , cepted the pos1t1on of ' secretary to 4 Y . ,- . l ' , . , . - , I it YY ' - I ' , 1 ' y u - ' 77 u y ' ' ' - ' D ' ' i . . I I ' ! ' , . 1 A - F . - Q x ' ' - V x ' . V' ' X . . 1 7 4 -' 4. my - 1 1 ' . , . . 1 . ' .4 - ' - , 1 ' 3 n , l , . . i - y I I . . I - ' - . , . ' A H ' . . . . . 1 D ' ACCEPTS NEW POSITION '1I1ss Bonme Uhl 11 1s Just ueepted the pos1t1on of p11son11 s1C11t111 to the P1es1d111t of the Klllbucl B md He1 HLXK Job 11111 eons1st of 111111 t1p1n 111d takmg., 1111t1t1o11 11s 11 Job 11111 BNC o e 1 those jobs 11 hexe t11e sec1et 111 s1ts on he1 bosss lap fO1 d1et1t1on be CIUSL Bonmes boss 18 he1 IQLIIQLIIC husb 1nd TO MODEL FOR POLIO BENEFIT 'Vhss A1 ett1 Calame 11111 appe 11 at t11e Nl J Q S1116 sho11 the p1of1t f1o111 11 l11Ll1 11111 go to the P0110 fund S11e 1s modelmg the elothes fIO111 Pet1te Clothel lnc MISS Calame sta1ted 1101 ca1ee1 as .1 IT1OClQl afte1 lea11ng h1gh school md modelmg ch1ld1e11 s ga1111ents Bee 1use of 1101 small sue she 11 as OffClLd .1 Job as a model 111th Pet1te clothes and has smee wo1ked hc1self flOl11 n1odel to manage1 of the agency XZ P1g,c4 RUSSELL THEATER Brought Back by Popular Demand Haunted H1gh School an Our Hearts Were Young and Gay w1th Or1g1nal Cast .Z W xxx, THE SEANCE REVELATION Above are II11D13tUI'0 rep1oduct1ons of The Seance at the left and of Revelat1on on the llgllt by the reno11ned .11t1st Dora Fehnduch These palntlngs won hlgh acelalm at the Wo1ld Axt lnstltute held lecently at the New York Museum of A1t The un1que fe 1tu1es of these pamtmgs are that The Seance was p1oduced on 11h1te can1 as and Reve1at1on on black canvas MESSAGE Qcontmuedj Have we g1ven them the keys wh1ch w1ll help them unlock the doors of h1gher educauon of xndus try of sc1ence of med1c1ne of econ omy of pol1t1es or of whate1er career they may choose? Have we prope1ly prepared them to face the gxants of hard labor of doubt and of frustr 1t1on wh1ch may face them We who work and 11ve among young people dll the txme feel a great sense of respons1b1l1ty to them We hope and we pray for the class of 71 as we have hoped and prayed fOl the classes of 70 69 68 and so on down e1en as our teachers hoped and prayed for us The Message above may sound glum however that IS not 1tS 1ntent Wh11e we feel a deep concern for every youth who daxly treads through the corrldors of MJ C 11e also feel that we are rendermg them an 1nva1uable serv1ce and that 1ve are helpmg each one to see the beauty of l1fe, to hsten to and to read that Wh1Ch 1S worth11h1le, and to do that wh1ch IS Just and r1ght 34 A WORD ABOUT Our Bob as most students here on the campus of MJC affect1on ately know Dr Hagelbarger must not be passed by 1n thxs panorama of 1951 alumm Bob adm1ts that after graduatmg from h1gh school he had been faced by the t1tan1c problem of choosmg a star upon wh1ch to h1tch h1S CAPTURE VICIOUS NARCOTICS GANG Beanles Gang Just eeleb1ated 1ts 2-ith Ann11e1sa1y last 11 eek The eeleb11t1on 11115 held at the ho111e ol Mrs Clyde Sunde1he1111e1 1n Wal nut CIEEK All seven I11C111bClS 11 e1e present At tms meetmg the Gang dec1ded to tu1n detectlves and mueh to the 1IT'I1lL111eY1t of e1e1yone IH eludmg t11e111sc11 es the1 dCClCILI1lly eaptuled '1 11e1ous na1eot1cs g mg wh1ch had been op01at1ng bet11 een W 11nut C1eek and Suga1e1eek FOI the T11mest For the Bestest See Your Barber BOB CASEY OUR PRESIDENT wagon MHS had as he Jokmgly reealls brought h1m face to face Wlth poss1b1l1t1es 1n v'1r1ous flelds such as stenography pOl1t1CS math LlT1'1l1CS mus1c and d1am'1 He f1n ally dec1ded to complete h1s educa t1on fnst and to make h1s cho1ce later Aftex gladuatmg w1th honors from Oh1o St 11C UHIVOFSIIY he was the 1ee1p1ent of a fel1owsh1p 1n edu cat1on at Columbla UNIX ers1ty Dur 1ng h1s y ars 1n New York the stage and opera nearly lured h1m away from the f10ld of educatlon Only by hlS shone w1ll power was he able to complete h1s doctorate and cont1nue h1s 11 ork as an educator He served as the dean of Southern Juruor Col lege before commg to MJ C Do your clothes bag buldge sl1p or sl1de Are you tall short th1n or obese Are you long or sholt wa1sted'7 The place for you to go 1S PAT MARTIN S DRESS SHOP Guaranteed to f1t clothes 1 1 1 L 1 if 5 L 1 1 , -' ' ,.. . x ., . . . . . s L L , 1 '.- 1 1 1 v' 1 1 .K ,,.' 1 ' .V .A A r' X L 1 It C 1 - ' v 1 1 . 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S ' . f -su ..v, fi , f 4- ff5w g F , -if g, Qi' L 2 2-wif 1 Activities cuff' I xx.: 4' I lxi N Annual Staff Fzrst Row KLeft to Rzghtl John M11ler Lou1se Crandall Beverly Hedmgton Carolyn Bernard Aretta Cal xme Clan WEISS Second Rou, tLeft to Rzghtj Robert Pattelaon Carol Ittnu Pztby Maltm Joan Mast Dora Fehndrlch Barbara Hunter Jun Steele Robert Patteraon Ed1tor 1n Chlef Joan Mast Asslstant Edltor John Mlller Buameas Manager Loulse Crandall Jumor Ed1tor Patsy Martm and Carolyn Bernard Elementary Aretta Calame Soc1et1es Beverly Hedmgton ACtlVlt10S Carol lttner Calendar of Events Barbara Hunter Sales Manager Cla1r WSISS Athlet1cs , , ' . D C .5 s . , , .Y L . . . ' Y . 3 7 14 7 5 xx A' Dora Fehndrieh ..,............. Art Editor . ' Q . , lvatlonal Thespuln Socuzly Troupe No 1097 Charter Members Front Row CLeft to Rzghtl Gloria Yeager Carolyn Berncud Ann Patterson Beverly Hedmgton Aietta Calame Marilyn Reed The school year 1950-1951 saw a new so- ciety introduced to Millersburg Mr. Warren F. Thomas was the organizer and advisor of the troupe. The charter was received Jan- uary 5 1951. In order to introduce the society to the student body we held a formal induc- tion ceremony before the entire high school. Each of the fourteen charter members pic- tured above, was presented with his mem- bership card. Prior to the presentation Mr. Thomas gave the history of the National Thespian Society. Officers were elected as follows:-President, Gloria Yeagerg Vice- President, Bob Caseyg Secretary, Barbara Hunterg Treasurer, Aretta Calame. For Christmas Assembly the play, Mary, His Mother was given with the following Charter Members Back Row CLeft to R1ghtD Laurence Miller Tom Geib Mary Lou Henderson Barbara Hunter Mr Thomas Cadvzsorl Margery Schmidt Joan Mast Gene Low Bob Casey cast: Joan Mast Aretta Calame. Marx Lou Henderson and Gloria Yeager. On March 2 1951 three one-act plays were produced by student directors. Pipes of Dunbar d'- rected by Joan Mast. Cast-Barbara Hunter Larry Waltman John Miller Gene Hender- son and Bill Lower. I m a Fool directed by Gloria Yeager. Cast-Tom Uhl Chuck Mc- Bride, Bob Casey, Sandra DeWitt, Marjorie Hunter, Marjorie Rottman, Mary Lou Hen- derson, and Jim Steele. 'tEcho directed by Ann Patterson. Cast-Bob Hagelbarger, Jo Ann Smith, Larry Kirkpatrick, and Lora Miller. Seniors Norma Jean Schrock and Janice Mullet were later inducted into the troupe. The Thespians, under good leadership and with splendid co-operation, had a very successful year. I' Y 'ff' tgf L The F.H.A. stands for the Future Home- makers of America. The aim of this organ- ization is to make these girls better citizens of tomorrow. This year's officers were: President ............ Marjorie Rottman Vice-President ....... Pauline Weigand Secretary .................. Iva Mohler Treasurer ............ Carolyn Bernard Historian and Parliamentarian Hartford News Reporters .... Kathleen Schwartz Harriet Albertson xl '14 Sept. 27th-Election of officers. Oct. 25th-Installation of officers and inia- tion of new members. Nov. 29th-Work on Red Cross Project. Dec. 27th-Hi-Y and F. H. A. Christmas Dance. Jan. 24th-Junior Homemaker Degrees Pro- gram. Feb. 28th--Speaker's Night. March 28th-Mother-Daughter Banquet. April 11th-Fashion show open to public. May 2nd-Closing and election of '51-'52 officers. txj Fifty-eight high school girls are members of the Tri-Hi-Y. Business meetings are held twice each month during the school year. Some of the guest speakers at the meetings during the past year were Mr. Almendinger, Mrs. Kagey, Mrs. Rhinehart at a Mother- Daughter Tea, the Reverend Mr. Cromwell at a Father-Daughter Banquet, and a make- up expert. A float prepared by the Tri-Hi-Y took third place in the Halloween Parade. As a way of making money, the club had a bake sale at Masts' Electric. Some of the ac- tivities during the year were: a Christmas Party for the Hi-Y, a Weiner roast with the Hi-Y in the spring, the Easter assembly pro- gram, a Spring Formal, preparation of bas- kets for the Children's Home, and a Senior Farewell. The Tri-Hi-Y officers are: Pres., Patricia Fisher, Vice Pres., Sandra DeWitt, Secretary, Kathleen Dunahughg Treasurer, Beverly Hedingtong News Reporter, Mary Lou Hen- derson. The chairmen of the Special Com- mittees are: Devotional Ch., Nancy Uhl, So- cial Ch., Louisc Crandall, Program Ch., Aretta Calame. The club advisor is Miss Shirley McCabe The Girls Athletic Association was set up this year by Miss Hanslik, our new physical education teacher. Its purpose is to develop a feeling of loyalty toward the school, to in- crease intcrest in the gymnasium activities, and unify the athletic efforts of girls. The constitution board consisted of the following people: Carol Ittner, Kathleen Dunahugh, Nancy Norman and Alice Ritchey. Their job was to draw up a constitution for the club. The officers are: President, Carol lttnerg Secretary, Virginia Anderson, Treasurer, Alice Ritcheyg Recording Secretary, Betty Ittner. Some of the sports engaged in during the year were: soccer, hiking, vollyball, soft ball, and basketball. Its members include girls from the 9th to 12th grades. These girls participated in sev- eral basketball games scheduled throughout the season. f If ff' ff' T 55, 1 x .. K Q 3 , ex H NC.. PH' 'I--0 President .......,......... Laurence Miller Vice-President ...... .... R obert Patterson Secretary-Treasurer .. ........ Jim Steele Sergeant-at-Arms ............... Tom Geib Chaplain .......... .... L arry Kirkpatrick Advisor .................. Mr. W. F. Thomas The club, which is a club open to all boys of the sophomore, junior, and senior, classes, carried on numerous activities throughout the year. We attended churches of the mem- bers as a group. sponsored dances. and made a survey for the civil defense. Toward the end of the year. wc had the spring formal and the annual father-son banquet. The club consists of thirty-four members. All worked hard during the year to make the club a worth-while organization of the school and of the community. DGSp1tC 1tS d11'n1nut1xe SlZC the hbrary prox 1des our students w1th X'1I1LCl !C'1Cl1I'lg and reseeuch m1te111l lnto1'mat1on IS ax '11l able on most subjects The l1br11v lb xxellstoekcd w1th books whlch oftu hours ol QnJox1blc IL'lCl1I'lg to The bovs shown IH the p1ctu1c be low ire the ma1nst15s 1n the lLlCl1O X1bLl 1l cduL1t1on program 1n ou1 school Hardlv a d'1x pisses durmg XVlllCl'1 these lads are not shoxxmg movles or sl1de f1lms to cl'1sses USLl'lllX lt 1S Lzbraruln s 024 the students 111 fulds of CL1lI'CI'1t cunts me 1 IIN hc1 ll11Cb tl 1 s llllllg Clltlf b oks 111 1 ll 1 L FOL1ItfLI'l student l1b1111'111s 1ss1st M1 Swax kus 111 eheckmq books lll lllfl out c'1ta logmg ind flllllg and otl111 IlL1l'HLlUll5 dutus poss1ble fOl th m to Wo1k by scludule but 0cc'1s1on1lly they 11t mllcd upon to 1un an unschedultd move duung OI outs1d1 school hours -Q,- ,fv- Progectlon :sts El Junupr - Senior Prom The hlgh school faculty along Wlth the Jumor and Sen1or Classes enjoyed an eve mng of feastlng and dancmg on Fr1day May The banquet was held at the Lutheran Church btgmnmg at 6 .30 The Rev K R Roberts gaxe the mxocatxon precedlng the dC'l1C1OLlS chrcken dlnner Joan Mast Junlor Class Presldent welcomed the semors and presented a g1ft of appreclatron to MISS Mc Cabe for her 3dV1CC and asslstance 111 makmg the Jun1o1 Semor prom a sucuss Robert Huston gaxc the sen1or response and a short humorous speech At nlnc o clock the couples star ted dancmg ID the gym The theme for the prom was Lets Take An Old FaSl11OI1Cd Walk The gym was decorated as a romant1c moonllt garden wlth the theme spelled out on the back skyhnt The atmosphf re was completed w1th the melodlous rhythm of the Yates or chestra The couples entued the garden bounded by a stone wall and latt1cework cox ered w1th flowers by CIOSS11'1g a l1ttle wh1te budge that arched the pond The ce1l1ng of the gvm was cox ered ruth blue crepe wlth stals sh1n1ng down on the merry dancers The sophomore g1rls served refreshments IH p1cn1c style The dance was followed by a pa1ty and breakfast at Joan Masts home lt w1ll long be remembered by the semor class as a de hghtful and exe1t1ng evenmg -,Q Jleet ille In St. Louis By SALLY BENSON Directed by Warren F. Thomas The Junior Class Play was presented on Friday, November 17, 1950: to the schoolchildren in the afternoon and to the public in the evening. It was a three act Comedy based on the home life of the Smith family. The audi- torium was filled to capacity. r. l Q if CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Smith . . ....... Sandy Miller Mrs. Waughop . . . . Mrs. Smith .... ..... M argery Schmidt Ida Boothby ..... Rose ......... .......... J anet Davis John Shepherd . . . Esther .... . . .Mary Lou Henderson Fred Gregory . . . . . Agnes .... ........ A nn Patterson Lucille Pentard Tootie ...... . . ....... Marilyn Reed Mr. Dodge .... . . . . Lon .................. ....... T om Uhl Mr. Duffy Grandpa Phrophater .... . . .Joe Grassman Conductor . . . Katie ............... ..... J aekie Blum Sponsored by Millersburg Furniture Co. Marjorie Rottman . . .Sandra DeWitt ........Tom Geib . .Gene Henderson . . .Elaine Drushall .Larry Kirkpatrick .Charles McBride . . .Dwight Raymond llur Iloarts lV0re Young and Gay The Senior Class Play,Ou1' Hearts Were Young and Gay, was presented on the evenings of April 26 and 273 a matinee was given for the grades on the afternoon of the 27th. It was directed by Mr. Warren Thomas. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay is a comedy based upon the life of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. Cornelia Otis Skinner ..... CAST OF CHARACTERS . . .Gloria Yeager Emily Kimbrough ..,....... Barbara Hunter Mrs. Skinner. . . Otis Skinner. .. Leo McEvoy ..... . . Dick Winters. . . Harriet St. John Winifred Blough ..... . . .......Joan Mast . . .Johnny Miller . .Harold Snyder . . . . . .Bill Shonk .......PatK1inger .Betty Lou Elliott Admiral ......,................. Clair Weiss Monsieur De La Croix .... Bob Hagelbarger Steward ...........,.......... Mike Roberts Purser and Window Cleaner ...... 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R55 ?2'S I V' 1 I I Y W IN .8 K K' is YV ' , I :sofa - :.M-.'. 5' 51:5 , -1.1 v, :Lb -i-'H C-rg .. 13 fa -f--4 -'L ' 1.5 'J' ' ' ...T V J -ff 'F-2 U 3 ff' ' 'fs it illlllllv . Y .1 is I ' fd... -A, - 3 1, 1, X. iQ.'i'. V. 'JQE5 Sf 1 Ff..,.ixff ' aubm J fg121'.g.:5f?'V?U.4t, I E ..- JM. ,,. W. ..- - g 'Ill A , , f Al In if , . n .912 I ' f ' info.: oi gif ' ' . , i 15 'iii'-fa Lfqwun ' V I Mi- , . Mo..,.,..-.1 .-. .im , 1' 'f ,Mm md tj, v we K' I - v Sponsored by G. W. Lower THIRTY-THREE BOYS REPORT FOR FOOTBALL On Monday morning. August 21, thirty-three eager-beavers reported in the locker room for the first session of the new gridiron season. The return- ing lettermen who reported were End -Jay Halfhillg Tackles-Jim and Bob Cascyg Guards--Mike Roberts. Gene Low, and John Fairg Center-Kenny Staffordg and Backs-Bill Shonk. Harold Snyder, Bob Martin, Clair 'Weiss. and Junior Vaughn. t'oaeh Banks was also greeted by Jack Uhl, Tom Uhl, John Kick. Del- mar Hipp. Larry Miller. Lewis Ritchey. Harold Miller. Don Stafford. and Bob Burkey back from the Reserve teamg Babe Weiss, Bob Elder. Ray Miley. Gerald Degiler. Art Brenner, Jack Blum, Bob Oswald, Don King. and Kenny Skelly up from the Junior High teamg and newcomers Jan Menuez, James Casey, and Bill Archer. PREVIEW GAME ENDS IN 0-0 TIE In the first test of their sinews. the Millcrsburg Spartans battled the Danville Blue Devils to a 0-0 deadlock. Although the Spartans outgained and generally outplayed the Blue Devils. they were not able to carry the oval into the end zone. SPARTANS KNOTTED BY BLUE JAYS. 6-6 To open the season. the Spartans battled the Bell- ville Blue Jays to a tie under the lights at Bellville. After a shaky start, the Spartans drove to their only touchdown. After the intermission. the Blue Jays came back with a scoring play of their own to tie the game. The most thrilling moment of the game came on the last play of the game. A pass intended for Shonk was intercepted by Brokaw on the B,H,S. 12. Much to the relief of the Millersburg rooters, Halfhill stop- ped Brokaw at the 1 yard line. NAVARRE FALLS, 26-18 Scoring two quick touchdownshthe Rams looked as if they were going to repeat last year's victory. However the Spartans retaliated by scoring 4 touch- downs. Gerald Dcgler's running set up these scores. In the 4th quarter. the Rams came back to add the final score of the game. SPARTANS BLANK BULLDOGS, 18-0 Although not playing their best brand of football. the Spartans had enough defensive talent to down the Dalton Bulldogs for their second win of the young season. Weiss scored twice in the first half and Martin added a third in the final counts. B.I.S. HANDS SPARTANS FIRST SET-BACK Risking a clean slate. the Spartans traveled to Lancaster in search of their third conquest. In a see' saw scoring battle. the Spartans scored first, only to have BIS. come back to tie it up. In the 2nd half, White raced 56 yards for another B.I.S, tally. Millersburg went ahead as Snyder smash- ed over for a 'l'.D., to make the score 13-12. How- ever, in the fourth quarter B.I.S.'s giant fullback, Stroud. galloped for a score to chalk up the victory. llla n agers Coaclung Staff Henderson T. Geib L. Kirkpatrick Mr McClarren Asst Coach Vogelpohl Coach Banks SPARTANS DOWN LIONS, 35-20 A large Homecoming crowd saw the Millersburg Spartans defeat Fredricktown 35-20 under the hill- top lights. Millersburg drew first blood on a 25-yard scoring play. but the Lions roared back to take a 20-7 lead at the half. In the second half the Spartans added two touch- downs and two conversions to take the lead 21-20, Harold Snyder then made a sensational interception and raced 55 yards to clinch the game. In the last quarter. the Spartans added another T.D. to give them a 35-20 victory. MIDDLEBRANCH DIAMONDS SHINE, 26-6 Although scoring first. the Spartans were sent to a 26-6 defeat at the hands of the Middlebranch Diamonds under the lights in the spacious North Canton stadium. The Diamonds scored in each quarter as Millers- burg was unable to solve their wide pitchouts. DANVILLE SIVIEARED, 46-7 The Spartans met and defeated the Danville Blue Devils 46-7. This was their 2nd Mohican League victory as against one tie. The Spartans scored each of the first five times they had their hands on the ball to lead 33-0. From this point on, the Reserves took over and made a good showing by scoring two touchdwns. One was a 40 yard punt return by Donny King while another was a 45 yard pass play, Skelly to Tom Uhl. to cap the team victory. 'SPARTANS EDGE RED BIRDS The Spartans became the undisputed champs of the Mohican League by defeating Loudonville 15-14. Millersburg took an 8-0 lead by halftime on the basis of a touchdown and a safety, In the third quarter the Spartans added '7 more points to run the count to l5-0. The Red Birds rallied for 2 touchdowns in the last period. one coming with only a half minute to play. RITTMAN TRIUMPHS. 21-I2 The Spartans received their 2nd home loss in 4 years on the hilltop turf by bowing to the Rittman Indians. Millershurg scored first and lcd at the end of the first quarter. Late in the 2nd period, the Indians tallied twice. In the final quarter. an exchange of touchdowns left the scoreboard reading 21-12. Playing the last grid game for Millersburg High were Bob Casey. John Fair. Mike Roberts. Bill Shonk, Harold Snyder, Kenneth Stafford, Junior Vaughn and Clair Weiss. Besides the seniors above the following boys re- ceived varsity M's: Jim Casey. Gene Low, Gerald Martin, Jay Halfhill, Bob Martin. Ray Miley, and Gerald Degler. The Spartans won 5 games while losing 3 and had- one tie on their record. Also the Spartans outscored their Opponents 177 to 130' , Sponsored by Norman s Bakery Homocomlng Thrs gala event long to be remembered by all occurred on the ex enrng of Frederrck town Mrllersburg g lme October 13 when we defeated the Lrons Before the game the queen Aretta Calame captarn for the team They were preceded by the queen s attendants Mrsses Nancy Uhl Charlotte Morrrson Ku Hodgeson Janet Davrs Jo Ann Smrth Ex elyn Rowe and Rrta Schvx artz and therr respeetrxe escorts Messers Mrlxe Roberts Harold Snyder Clarr Werss Kenny Stafford John Farr Bob Casey and Junror Vaughn 4 du A in 'Y The band s formatron of a heart surround ed the roval court plavrng Let Me Call You Sweetheart whrle Brll presented Aretta wrth flowers and she rn return presented hrm the football for the game rng Dance sponsored bv the senror class The audrtorrum xx as deeorated rn blue and whrte wrth the queen s name spelled out rn srlver letters hangrng over her royal throne Aretta Calame was crowned 1900 Homecomrng Queen by Captarn Brll Shonk afterwhrch they led the grfrnd march Musre was furn rshed by Shrvelys orchestra O Q ,.,,,, F sa r 25 . -2' Ng , if h V ' 4' '- -'. v K ff 5,-N . i. f 4' . 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E ' 3, ' ' '5 7' Q I fx 64 We Are Happy to Introduce the Advertlsement Sect1on of the 1951 Spartoman Be Sure to Look at Every Page Compllments of Calvm Herron Holmes Radlo and Electrlc Mlller Drug Store Klllbuck Dr Weber Casey s Barber Shop Macm Estlll Dr G E Keller and Dr R R Keller Boyds Shoe Store A S Wengerd Slate Co Alton F Cralg Holmesvllle Elevator Schlnes Theater Wooster George Rowe Klmgler s Market Dr Rumbaugh Moore s Store NO1'th End GFOCCFB Wooster MUSIC Center Dr R T Householder and Dr R A Wllllam Annat C0 HOUS91'1O1dGF Taylor and Hosmer DI' Stauffef Dr Patterson Dr Earney Comphments of MARTIN S IEWELRY STORE Mrllersburg Ohro Holmes County s only Complete Jewelry Store Fa1th Loyalty D1HmOHdS Natlonally Advertlsed Brands of Jewelry Elgln Fa1th Bulova Boulevard Hamllton Watches Speldel Sz other wanted brands of watch bands Holmes Sz Edwards 1847 Rogers and Communlty S1lverware Over 100 Watches to choose from On the Same Make Or Qualzty of Merchandzse We are Never Undersold , . . Y a . . a . ' , - 7 ' a y . DF. High Jewel Box, Inc. I I 5 7 3 ' , . 7 7 7 . 9 Y To The Class of 1951 May the Best Be yours HUFFMAN MOTOR SALES H G H UF F MAN M1l1ersburg Oh1o Congratulations To The Class of 1951 AIRPORT INN CLYDE C MILLER GElNER XL INSURANCE COl111UC1Ll1l Bank Bldg MILLERSBL RG OHIO Phone 191 BRENNER BROS WOOSTER oH1o Complzmerts of QUALITY SHOPPE M1l1ersburg Oh1o or Wallpaper Paxnts Chma and G1fts Comp atulatzons To The Class of 1901 PROGRESSIVE DISCOUNT and LOAN COMPANY 1 I l Y I T Y Lower the Cost of Dressing Well I lf f C Jmphments THE DAIRY BAR M1111 1 sburg, 0h1O WEAVER S WATCH SHOP Mdlersburg 0h1O Watches Clocks Sales Repdlr Atlee A Wewver l.Vl1llClSbL1Fg Ohlo Lower Your Cost of Dresszng Well 399865 wa Dept Store Mlllersburg O Our Very the Class of 1951 W W BADGER W C PYERS RAYMOND MILLER MILLERSBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AIIUS for a BIEQGI' and Better Commumty for our students HOLMES TRACTOR SALES Frrst 1n Holmes County Mdlersburg Oh1o Phone 397 67 c ' I ' of ' T ' O I I I 7 Best Wishes to V . C Y . Y 1 . C O O I ll I I ll Success to the Graduatmg Class of 1951 HOTEL MILLERSBURG MILLERSBURG HARDWARE STENHOUSE RADIO TV and Applzcznces 22 West Jackson Street J W Stenhouse MAST ELECTRIC Fr1g1da1re Refrlgerators and ranges Small Appl1ances All types of Wxrmg materlal Phone 90 Mlllersburg Oh1o Compl1ments A and N BEAUTY SHOP NICK AMSTER S Wooster Oh1o Where you ll f1nd all on one floor and under one roof the largest select1on of men s clothlng and f1ne sportswear 1n the state of Oh1o Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes Stetson and Lee hats Manhatten Shlrts and Botany Sportwear METZLER LOCKER SERVICE Best Wzshes to Class of 1951 68 Congratulatlons Class of 1951 SEESE SHOE STORE X Ray F1tt1nq . . . . of Compliments of fam glaring 79 1 Our Qmure Qongrwtulauone to you for excellent serv1ce Careu Oul verx beet W1Sh9S to you for contmued success 111 your vocauon of the future THE FLXIBLE COMPANY I to your school and your community during your high school X Q, . . 7 - ' 1 1 ' ' FREEDLANDER S SATISFACTION SINCE 1884 1951 IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY Wooster Oh1o RABER and HERSHBERGER SHOE REPAIR an NEW SHOES M1II9FSbUTg Ohlo Ohio s Fmest Small Toun Theater RUSSELL THEATER MIILLERSBURG The Best 1n P1Ctures Whlle They re New IDEAL COMPLETE MARKET East Jackson Street C H Ramsey Manager WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE George L Mraz Owner Mlllersbur Oh1o 70 RAMBACHER and HOFFMAN Internatzonal Harvester Dealer INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS REFRIGERATORS and FREEZERS FARMALL TRACTORS MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY Shell 011 Sz Gas Goodmch T1res d . I . . , . 7 u in Clean-Comfortable-Air Conditioned . g. . Best Wzshes from TIDBALL S GMC Sz Pont1ac Slles and SCIVILC Phone Klllbuck .233 R 2 Phone Mlllersburg 369 S Compltments of W E SCHROCK ROOIIHQ ind He xtlng Sheet Metal Work lVl1llor5burg Oh1o Phone 283 Complnnentb RICE CHADWICK RUBBER CO Extruded Products and Shoe Soles K1llbuck Oh1o CoMPL1MENTS DAYS RESTAURANT Jummq, jmirwl fond, Mlllersburg Oh1o IOHNA WYNNE INC Ford Cars and Trucks Mnlersburg Oh1O Comphments of MILLER S SOHIO SERVICE DeSoto 81 Plymouth Phone 9011 Berhn, Oh1o A good place to tlade 71 I . of ' Rice Chadwick Shreiner. Inc. OF ' - ll ll Compllments of Castle Rest Home Serv1ces rendered w1th kmd affecuons and lovmg care to those who need lt most Telephone 303 303 North Clay St Mdlersburg Ohlo Compllments WHITE S FLOWERS WHEN ITS FLOWERS SAY IT WITH OURS F. T. D. Member Phone 136 Millersburg. Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 STONE COMPANY THE BRIAR HILL Conor ltul xuons ITTNER WASTE MATERIAL to the MILL ILRSL L hh OHIO Phone 66 G Cllss of 1901 HARRY IACOB AGENCY M111e1sbu1 g Ohlo C0mpl1111cntS HOFFMAN S DRUG STORE The Remall Store FRED E REED Dlubs and Pleserlpuons Mall oxders promptlx f1HCd Mnlersburg Ohlo MIIICI sbul ,O Oh1o DON GENSEMER Dry Goods Ready To Wear Phone 304 W Jackson Mlllersburg Oh1o 74 Comphments THE OHIO GAS CO MULLET S CASH STORE Grocemes Home Kllled Meats Feed Poultry Eggs Phone 565 G Clark, Oh1o 'TY Z . .' 5 1 1 J 7 3 1 iff L' J J , ' v N ' I J :cf , :J of ' A . s Us 4 v X81 l . I 51 . . . N in . , . of I I - - ' I I U 7 BERLIN HATCHERY Pure bred baby chzcks Phone 20 J Berhn Oh1o BIRD FARM SERVICE Alhs Chalmers New Idea Farm Machmery General Trres Gull O11 Products MULLET S Hardware G Sportrng Goods Guns Ammumuon 200 W Jackson St Phone 193 R Wallpaper AHUQUGS M111erSburg ohm Dean Sz Barry Palnt Phone 27R3 K1IIbUCk Oh1o Cgmpllments Of MILLER S Grocenes Meats Lockers GULF Restaurant SERVICE Owen Mlller Berhn Oh1o phone 15 F S Bel-lm Ohm BERLIN ELEVATOR We are large enough to serve you and small enough to appreczate you Berhn Oh1o BERLIN GENERAL STORE Shoes Hardware Dry Goods Grocerzes and Applzances Berhn Oh1O Phone 3 J 75 I 3 4 I I I I 7 I - I I 3 - - 7 I I I u I 0 Y , - LUBRICATION F11 111 IQ1 ai-- BOB AND IIM SERVICE Owned and operated by Bob Haun and Jllll Mlller Goodyear TITCS Smclau' Products Hydroflating-Retreading Repamng Compliments of THE ADAMS BANK -Established 1870- Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Congrcrtulatzons To The Class of 51 SMITHS REST HOME Q C A f Mdlersburg Oh1o BQ 866 MAXWELL BROTHERS AND COMPANY Eighty five years of Servzce Comphments ECONOMY GROCERY The Home of Qualzty Foods Phone 41 Mdlersburg 01110 77 I ' General Elecfric - . . . - Wesinaghous Millevs uv , Qlwio 1 .-.-- - 1951 of Compliments to the Class of 1951 FROM fllwfi Home M1llersburq Ohlo K111buCk Ohlo Complzments FARMER HUB HOLMES COUNTYS HOME NEWSPAPER IEWELL MOTOR PARTS Wholesale and Reta1l Motor Parts Wooster and M1llersburg Oh1o CHRISTMAN MOTOR SALES O1dsmob11e bales and Serv1ce Phone 308 R Mlllersburg Resldence 2461 Apple Creek Ohlo I F Of and Supplies, Stores at SHONK'S DAIRY r Pcrsteurized selected Dairy Products Ice Cream-Milk-Butter-Buttermik-Cottage Cheese-Sweet Cream COMPLIMENTS OF ISALYS Dairy Products Luncheons Fountain Phone 144 Millersburg Oh1o MILLERSBURG LUMBER COMPANY R. 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KAGEY, owner A complete building service Millersburg, Ohio Phone 29 COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH MILLER AND CLYDE MILLER Suppliers of Sinclair Products MILLERSBURG OHIO COMPLIMENTS or R M CLOSE INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Tel 120 Tel 74 R Office Residence CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 51 HAMMONTREE S APPLIANCE Sales and Service Exentually Youll Need Our Service Lets Get Acquainted Senior Baby Picture Names for Page 13 80 16 17 Johnny and Lora Miller Bonnie Uhl B111 Shonk Carolyn Bernard Jim Steele Betty Lou Elhott Beverly Hed ngton J M t oan as Shlrley Cullen Mary Margaret Groff Beverly Rowe Pat Klmgler Bob Patterson Pat Martin Carol Ittner Pat Flsher Harold Snyder Bob Elliott Kenny Henderson Charlotte Morrison Janice Mullet J h F o n air Aretta Calame Mike Roberts Norma Schro Barbara Hunter Clair We ss Jean Mathie Nancy Uhl Marilyn Bigl Dora Fehndrich Bob Cas ev Pauline We1gand Eileen Lower STUTZMAN MOTOR SALES Studebaker Sales and Service CSpec1al1z1ngj Brakes Ignition Engine Rebuilding Painting South Washington St Phone 529 Y Millersburg Ohio 5 3 7 I Y , l . . , . 1. 18. ' ' 19. 2. ' 20. l 3. ' 21. ' 4. 22. ' . 5. ' 23. 6. ' 24. ' ' ' ' 7. i 25. ck 8. 26. Gloria Yeager , ' ' 7 ' ' ' , 9. ' 27. . . 10. 28. ' 1 11. 29. ' 12. ' 30. ' ' , 13. 31. ' ' er I ' 1 14. ' 32, ' , 15. 33. 5 . ' 34. ' ' . 35. ' 0 I A 'wi' DRUSHELL :S MATHIE Millersburq. Ohio Phone 295 Marathon Service Station W. Jackson St. Compliments of MILLERSBURG CAB HOLMES COUNTY FARM COMPANY BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Congratulations Quality Products MAST WELDING and REPAIR Fred Mast lo Jhe, flaam ul 7957 We compliment you on your ATTAINMENT. and cord- ially wish you the SUCCESS. which you have prepared yourself to win. THE CCIVIMERCIAL 8: SAVINGS BANK Mrllersburg Ohro COMPLIMENTS OF MILLERSBURG ICE CO Save Food Wlth Ice Phone 343 M1llersburg CQMPLIMENTS OF THE OHIO POWER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF D NEIKIRK COMPANY L C Huston Manager sz COMPLIMENTS OF MILLERSBURG BEVERAGE All Popular Flavors Phone 323 G E. . 5c and l0c Store CUMPANY C iff UUA Cf! General Contractor Ph 389R b g Ongra on an 50115 0 e mo 0 57 FRED ROWE one - Millers ur , Ohio GM N u Nts -X qexx Nxsx net I 'V' cc Son ior i I ucl ion .V May 22, 1:00 o'clock High School Steps Mr. Walter Regula, Auctioneer LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD Lora Miller's walk at a reduced rate. Pat Fisher's giggle to anyone so inclined. John Fair's bashfulness must be disposed of. Carol Ittne-r's intelligencensgcost is high. Jim Steeles ability to capture females almost given away. Bob Caseys feet and hands to anyone who wants to buy them. Shirley Cul1en's eyebrows selling high, Aretta Calame's autograph -must be sold. Jean Mathie's excessive Tigressu-cheap. Clair Weiss's typing ability fCommercial students' bids preferred. Bill Shonk's Ufootball career at regretful sale. Gloria Yeager's makeup selling at a loss. Mike Roberts naughty books -covers torn off. Harold Snyder's laugh -big bargain. Joan Mast's ucomely smile sold without profit. Pat Klingler's noncha1antnessnsbelow cost. Norma Jean Schrock's Slim Always book at re- duced rate. Bob Hagelbargens hdancing feet to be sold whole- sale. Robert Pattersons scoop sold without profit. Betty Lou Elliott's eye lashes -any price. Margie Groff's freckles -wholesale. Eileen Lower's jewelry at a high price. Pat Martin's slacks - -great bargain. Pauline VVeigand's swing sold without profit. Kenny Stal'ford's L-oy manner at a great loss. Dora Fehndrich's friendliness 4big value. Carolyn Bernards rosy cheeks sold in the red. Richard Shcdron's sport oxfordsu acid eatenf-cheap. Beverly Rowe's driving license to anyone who needs it. Bonnie Uhl's excessive pep to anyone who needs it. Junior Vaughn's farm hints -cheap. Janice Mullet's equipmentmgcost is outlandish. Iva Mohler's cooking to anyone who is willing to accept it. Barbara Hunters excessive avoirdupoisu selling at a loss. Kenny Henderson's 'tsocksn at a huge loss.. Beverly Hedington's daintiness at a reasonable price. Charlotte Morrisons grin -cheap. Johnny Miller's eroon providing the buyer uses it properly. Nancy Uhl's Moyes -cost is high. Marilyn Bigler's quiet manners to the highest bidder. Bob Elliott's democracy notes to anyone who wants them. A -Q... G RAD i NG- UC -f' gs- 1. P-
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