Millersburg High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Millersburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS pxuwznta, Jim, 7952 Hilltopper Mu b gl-ighShI b 8 Assietont Editor V53-3 Tom Genb Colendor of Events Art Edntor vin Kathleen Dunohugh Jacque Blum is-. fe -A .nr-5, Editor-in-chnef Louise Crandall Busrrwcss Morwogcr 4 rox 'Q' 51 C' Gene Henderson Assustont SOCICTIQS SOCICYICS Ednfor Edwo, 'Y 'N-of '79 Mary Lou Henderson Charles McBride Elemenfery Editors Jumor Ednfor Solos Monogcr Sports Editor Gene Low Advusor 'Flu li-I X'--r 'QIV M xl v-Y Dorothy Muller Verla Harford Kathryn Shank John Snyder Mr Eugene Veverka Qnclzlcafion, Mrs Jean Lowheod We the Senlor Class of l952 wlsh to deducate thls our annual To our offnce secretary Mrs Jean Mrs Lawhead has been here three years durnng whach fume she has always been alert and on the job We slncerely appreclate the favors that she has done and the encouragement that she has guven us We hope by thus dedxcafuon to show some of the sincere apprecnatlon that we feel toward the work that she rs doing i' ' - x , , V I I A l ' Lawhead. IL The Senlor Class of wushes to exprcss :ts apprecuatlon to the students a d the f ulty fo theur hrlp un making thrs annual posslblc Wrthcut theur co operatl n wr coul never havc fnnnshcd On time We especlallx want to thank Mr Vuerka our advnsor for his untnrlng effort and help We also want to thank Mr Regula who has given us anvaluahlc advlce We snncerely thank the places of buslness whuch have guven us advertisements lt was because of their generosuty that the annual was a success flnancrally We also want to thank the Snyder Studuo for the tame and effort they have spent helping to make our annual successful Louuse Crandall Tom Genb Gene Henderson lacque Blum Charles McBr1de Verla Harford Dorothy Muller Eugene Low Kathleen Dunahugh Kathryn Shonk Mary Lou Henderson johnny Snyder ANNUAL STAFF I wush to extend my appreclatson to the entire Sensor Class and faculty for the flne co operation they have grven me and for the extra txme and effort whnch they have so wnlllngly contrlbuted to make thls book a complete success Louuse Crandall EDITOR IN CHIEF .9 ' JZ . wk K x . . n ac ' r ' F ' ' A H T f IT f al ' l l 1 , , . , Q X, E f ' I I ,X E Y , F5 L Q lx ,--v Paul Swaykus Ohio Unlversuty BS General Scrence Physncs Chemnsrry French I g 'D Leonard McCIarren Mount Unron College Graduate Work at Ohuo State Unnversaty Hnstory Mathematlcs Assustant Coach James Crlssey John Fletcher College Kent State Unuverslty Graduate Work at Kent State Unrversnty Biology lndustrual Arts 8 Gr 9 Drlver Tralnlng YT Shlrley McCabe Ohuo State Unnverslty Typlng IC1ll Shorthand Bookkeeping Busnness Anthmetlc Artha Aharf Hendelberg College, A B Latm I cf ll Englush 1 e ll 6 tt., Jfwllilx- oguvl Walter Regulo Kent State Unlxerslty B S M A Junior Hr Mathematics Algebra l C1 Il Plane Geometry xv Rr Catherme Hanslnk Ashland College B S Glrls Physical Educatuon Science 7 G' 8 'Ui Joseph Banks Ohlo Northern Unrversuty B S A B Graduate Work at Kent State Unnversxty Mechanucal Drawing Boys Physucal Educatuon lndustrlal Arts ll Head Coach Adult LIVIHQ 'V F' Y Q0 io. 'Q' A 5 Joseph Chldley he War 'X-I lk N f Q0 1 WU' Garry Vogelpohl Ohio State Umverslty B S M A Arnerlcan l-llstory Junior Hugh History Assistant Coach Georgla Art: ner Kent State Unnversuty Marshall College A B Musuc Jw 1- 9,6 Home Economncs Eugene Veverka Bowlung Green State Unnverslty, B S Englush Ill G IV Engllsh 8 I Qi :sal ' D . . Q ' U V P S , , Q - - If HL? ,ff Za fn ., I B.A.Q I' I ' ' ' ' es. ' D - - - 4 A ,-- Q, C Q in . f-J 15 rs, I-'-I, R . in 5 l J --W 4 I, Y 4 Q-Xyzwg' . if AB, 1' I Bs. ' ' ' 4 ' 3.5. ' A f'-l 24' .4-nl . Mr Bnegel In hIs fIVE years as Supersntendent of MII lersburg Schools Mr BrIegel has performed hIs Iob Wlfh great capabIlIty The requIrements for the superIntendent are to gnve advlce to students and faculty alnke and to be co operatIve In hIS deallngs Wlfh others Mr BrIegel meets all these re quIrements He also has a keen sense of responsIbIIIty and a sIncere Interest not only In the school but In each student as well We the SenIor Class Wlsh to extend our sIncere apprecIatIon to Mr BrIegel for hlS advnce and asslstance whIch Olded u n havIng a most successful senIor year Bonzai nf fducatwn, LEFT TO RIGHT AlvIn Moyer Mrs Luther Hugh Mrs Ruth Albury Paul Anderson Howard Shank RIchard Steele The SenIor Class of l952 wIshes to thank the members af the Board of Educatlon for promotIng the hIghest Interests of our school Under theIr capable leadershlp the school has grown much In physIcal eqwpment and In SSFVICG rendered They have gradually Improved our teachIng staff and added many new sublects to our school currIculum Through theIr efforts the school grounds have been made more workable and the ptayground safer for the chuldren TheIr splendId work wIll leave lfS mark upon the pages of the school hIstory May they contInue to do the commendable work they have been doIng to advance our school fu--I FRED W ALMENDINGER Dad? Mrs Jean Lowhead Mr Almendunger has been with us for twenty seven years Durung the last seven he has held the posltlon ot hlgh school pruncupal Sznce comung to Mallersburg Mr Almendunger has taught many subjects Some of them are World l-lnstory U S l-lnstory Englush Musuc Economucs Com munnty Clvlcs and Socuology At the present tnme he teaches two classes an Democracy nn addntuon to has many admrn lstratlve duties He IS always ready and wnllung to help us ln any way he can As a teacher he has given us a better under standung of our government and nnterna tnonal atfaurs The Sensor class wlshes to express thenr sincere thanks for all the won dertul things he has done for us and hope we can always be frnends Mrs jean Lawhead though busy wnth her many tasks and errands has found time to be a true trlend of the Sensor class A few of the many tasks that keep her busy are answering the telephone mumeograph mg tests and forms and gnvmg nnformatnon to everyone She has been wnth us three years She has been a very effnclent and devoted secretary jean the Sensor class salutes you fo 'Q f-.I I. ii, ,-, ,.,--Y ,497--Z? ,P gs, ? rf, Ei 'Zi ' ' ,4n.n- ffl E 2 1 -'fwn-Y ' - , jxf aff' 532 .R fig' - V- ., V -.X fffff ' YY. N -- ,, .1 - --.1 ,.. ,Q ,,'S x - , mi- i V .+Qi - -A 'Y - ,3 janiofm, -V Q Kathleen Schwartz Mert Ambmon Gettmg marrred Mrxed chorus l34 FHA T H Y I0 Left to Right President Secretary ?fUi I gov Tom Uhl Ears OFFICERS Charles McBr1de and Treasurer Kathleen Dunahugh Ahce Snow Allec Ambntuon Ambrtron To act on the stage Housewxte Football l 2 3 Basketball l orus l 2 F H A 2 r ck H Y 2 Tr H1 Y 3 Cheerleader M Club I 2 Thcspran 3 4 Class Play 3 4 One Act Plays 3 4 19 'f gf C' james Casey Lmle Roar Ambrtron Be a truck driver Football 3 4 Track 3 4 H1 Y 4 Chorus 4 ln ra mural Basketball 3 4 Elaine Drushell Drush Ambltlon A successful career rxcd Chorus l 2 Crls Chorus Z 3 4 Tru H Y234 GAA 34 Prrnce of Peace 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Thesplan 4 Library 4 One Act Play 3 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 3 Intramural 4 AN f K A v ' J, 4 , 4 5' A 1 - l U . 'A I . 1 . 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Hold C4 Larr Klrkpatrrck Krrk Ambltlon T see all forty eu ht states H Y234 offIcer3 C ss play J 4 Football manager Mlxed Chorus 3 u dent Senate 4 Thespran play 3 .1 'fi' Kathryn Fox Foxre Ambntlon To strrve for success and happlness A C A 3 flCC assIstant 4 Intramural sports 4 Iudlth Mast udy AmbItIon College Ixed orus I CIYIS Chorus I 34 Macl rrgal Group 3 4 Band I Z 4 County Band 3 County Chorus 3 C A A 4 Volley b 4 Debi e team 3 Pr nce of Peace rr Y 3 4 C ss offlcer 3 Queens 1ttenclant3 The spran 4 Lrbrarran 3 Schol arshIp team 2 Intramural sports 4 Class play 4 xx C' Ioseph Grassman oe AmbItIon T pole vault fIfteen feet MIxed Chorus I 3 4 B1nrl 2 J 4 County Band I 3 County Chorus 3 HI Y 3 4 Class play 3 4 M Club I Intramural sports 2 3 4 lay L Halfhtll Greyhound ArnbItIon To beat Harnson Dlllard In the hundred meter Football 7 3 4 Track I 23 LIbrarIan 4 Intramural sports 2 3 4 I2 Q If C N Dwught Raymond Dwnght Ambrtnon Famrly man Mrxed Chorus 4 HI Y 2 3 C ss ay 3 M C I Intramural sports 2 3 f- Margery Schmldt Sllent AmbItIon MarrIage A I I Y 3 Thespran 3 4 Mrxe Chorus I 2 3 4 Clrls Chor us 2 3 4 Class play 3 CA A 3 Scholarslmp team 2 3 MCU Y ,, fv- 'W tr Dorothy M Iller Dorothy AfUbltIOH Interlor Decorator Annual St ff Mrxed Chorus I 4 Curls Chorus I A 2 3 4 otlrcer Oftucc asslstant 4 rv Gene Henderson Smuck AmbItIon To be an arlmrral In four easy years Football manager I 2 3 4 Basketball manager 2 Bas k all34 Trackl234 M Club I2 Mlxecl Chorus 3 Class presrrlent 3 HI Y 2 3 4 presrclent 4 Tnespnn 4 Thespran plays 3 4 Run ner up In outstandlng ath lete award 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Senate 4 Class play 3 ...ar Eugene Low Harvey Ambltlon To become a bookkeep Ing teacher Football I 2 3 4 Basketball k Y 34 MC1ubl Mrxcl Chorus 34 ThespIan 54 othcer 4 Annual Staff 4 Outstandrng athlete award Q- Marlene Henderson Poochre Ambrtlon Three chlldren A county presIrlent 3 Class o Icer 4 Cass pa Thesplan 4 Thcspran play 34 LIbrarIan 4 Prunce ot Peace 4 Cnrls State 3 lanrce Suvcr Arnbrtlon To be a clletntnn Buchtcl Hugh School I 2 3 Sponsored by Gensemer s Dry Goods Lrbrarnn 4 Mrxerl Chorus N., . 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' A, l,2,3E ft- CY ', 'g o - 3 5 ' 1 f ' ' A 1' J 4 , . . i. ,V-'IN is g , , it rg. - 1 1 .,., ,, ea , al 'J flaw, Jlmfn On September 2 l949 we entered hugh school forty elght strong Wlth the help of our class advlsor Mr Maple we set about electing offncers at once They were Presldent Tom Geub Vice President Gerald Martun Secretary and Treasurer james Casey jr Loretta Lltteral represented us as the queen s attendant Our only class actuvuty was the class party which we held at the Legion Park Begnnnrng our sophomore year we found that we had lost four of our members juanuty Marks Clara Swartzentruber eanette Rheese and :rn Wadell However we ganned one Almce Snow Our Class officers were President unuor Lemmon Vuce Presldent Ann Patterson Secretary and Treasurer Kathleen Dunahugh judy Mast and Laura Garver were the queen s attendants at the homecomung dance We sold pennants and pencils whsch had the basketball schedule on them We held our class party at joe Grossman s farm after a hayrlde Our class was ably advlsed by Mr Leonard McClarren In our junlor year our class was munus three members Laura Garver Catherine Carillon and jeane Elder However we welcomed IH one new member Faye Muller Furst we elected class offlcers They were Presldent Gene Henderson Vice Presndent jacque Blum Secretary and Treasurer judy Mast Our advisor Mass Shlrley McCabe helped us wnth the prom and for our theme we chose A Mexican Fuesta The music was furnished by Bull Yates Orchestra The representatives for our class at the home comnng were janet Davns and Kay Hodgeson We also presented our furst play Meet Me ln St Louus under the durectuon of Mr Warren Thomas By our sensor year only forty students were left We had lost fave mem bers anet Davrs Faye Muller Martha Smith Sandy Muller and Betty Fortune We gasned two new ones Kenny Ackeret and Janus Suver Our elected offrcers were Presudent Charles McBride Vsce President Margie Henderson Secretary and Treasurer Kathy Dunahugh We sponsored the annual homecomsng dance wxth musnc by Blame Shnvely and has orchestra Our homecomlng queen was Sandra DeWitt and her senlor attendants were Bonnie Garver and Mary Lou Henderson The rest of the year was spent In the preparatuon of the annual wrth Louise Crandall as editor and the presentnng of our sensor play Our class was under the capable advlsory of Mr Walter Regula Down the staurs of Mnllersburg Hugh School pass the Sensor Class of l952 for the last tlme The past has been lnved and only trme can tell what the future holds for us , 1 1 - ' r A 1 ' ' TT 1 '-7 1 'L I , , . , . , , , l 1 l ' 1 1 ' ' -l , -- , 1 . . 1 . , 1 1 , . . , -' 1 1 ' 1 1 11 - - 11 - - - 1 - 1 11 4 11 - - 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 . , , . , - . 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X A 1 . xj 9 ,,J' ff l Jim Hadwjutwm Among the great anventaons of our day as one that enables us to look anto as the Radaofuture To you classmates goes a word of warning Square your shoulders for the revelataons soon to be unfolded Brace yourselves for the shocks and surprases awaatang you lf you are so fortunate as to learn of any undesirable fates do not seek to evade the anevatable destiny as revealed by any rash steps such as self destructaon you can be assured at would be of no avaal In the words of the sage What as to be wall be These thangs the Radaofuture tells us wall be your futures oe Grossman wall try varaous ways of gettang anto the Whate House The most alarmang way however wall be when he marraes Mr Truman s daugh ter Thas wall be a shock for l m sure Joe gave us the ampression that he wasn t too impressed by thas famaly The Radaofuture also says that Joe soon discovers he wall have to fand a better way of staying an the White House You wall be surprased to know that Jacky Blum wall not become an archa tect or a math teacher and Larry Karkpatrack the class Casanova wall not become a charopractor as expected But these two wall become partners as arrangers and composers of barbershop harmonaes for women s voaces Worren Levengood never exposed has poetac abalataes to us but he wall be come the featured poet on Sammy Kaye s radao program He wall really be an the raght busaness when Radaofuture as made known to the publac Mallersburgs Pomerene Hospatal wall be noted for ats fane daets when lonas Suver becomes the daetataan there Kathryn Fox wall make her home an Kallbuck She wall be very successful as propraetor of a county pet shop whach wall specaalaze an the traanang fleas Many of the boys after leavang school wall forsake athletacs and anto different faelds of work But jay Halfhall our track star known Greyhound wall stay an professional athletacs to the end Our edator Louase Crandall who knows of the traals and trabulataons beang an edator wall become an offacaal advasor to all edators of hagh school annuals She wall get to travel across the Unated States doang her work Sooner or later we all lake to come home Gene Henderson wall enter the world of Barnum and Baaley s carcus as the featured Mallethead but he wall return to Mallersburg to become a coach at the hagh school Mary Lou Henderson wall become anterested an research work Her chief project wall concern the welfare of cats Sance Mary Lou has a great love for cats and she knows that they can t swam she wall establash a traanang school for cats to teach them to swam Verla Hartford and Alice Snow wall spend most of thear laves an Paras Alace wall be a desagner of clothes Verla wall model Alace's clothes You wall probably be seeang these Snow Knows clothes before long Such rhythm, gracefulness, and skall of our drum major, lunaor Lemmon, wall be reflected an Junaor's You'll Dance or Dae dance school He wall get better results from has lt's Easy to Skate skate school X vs 6 'Q- n I 'L K I rl L ' l '1-ff f7 . .- ' . 4 ' AJ ,Q . - - ff'-:7'f'L ,. 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'ff' '. . . xi - 1 - 1 11 11 a,..:, Z., I I . 1 I 'D - . . . 1 I Mert Schwartz wall stay an Mallersburg She wall become a beauty specaalast specaalazang an laftang many a fallen face and repaarang many a delapadated haar do She wall be a busy woman Gene Low and Kay Hodgeson wall be partners an marraage as well as part ners an a huge truckang busaness Gene s trucks wall travel from coast to coast Speakang of marraage Margae Rottman Henderson wall stay happaly marraed Her ambataon of havang three sons an navy blue wall come true A rather unusual nurse wall be Kathleen Dunahugh She wall be noted for sangang her pataents peacefully to sleep Sance she wall study voace whale an nursang school she wall decade to combane the two careers Gerald Martan wall undoubtedly become famous because he wall anvent at last an automobale that wall run wathout gasolane James Casey wall go lnto the automobale busaness as Gerald s partner James part an the busaness wull be to work out color schemes for the cars Has favarate colored car wall stall be red of course judy Mast wall become a desagner of men s and women s clothes She just won t be able to make up her mand between them so she ll just desagn both The street car company of New York wall be sued for S5 OOO for damages on account of the loss of one lattle toe Elaane Drushell famous toe dancer wall be crossang the street when a street car wall mangle the small toe of her left foot In court Elaane wall state that the motorman dad not heed the traffac cop s sagnal to stop Apparently the poor man couldn t keep has mand on has busaness Loretta Latteral wall gave up her career to get marraed' She always saad she would never get marraed but she wall lave an Benton besade Maralyn Reed Our Tootae wall soon be marraed too Darrell Maller and James Maller wall become the custodaans back at M H S The Maller famaly wall always be loyal to Mallersburg Margery Schmadt wall end her days tourang the country Iecturang on her famous book The Supremacy of the Female Sex over the Male lack Uhl wall move to New York where he wall own and operate a chaan of ladaes barbershops and poolrooms lack and Doras Lowther wall work an the same bualdang Doras wall operate a lonely heart s club She won t be anter ested an marraage herself She wall say l have a dog that growls a parrot that swears a fareplace that smokes and a cat that stays out all naght Why should I want a husband? Jam Casey wall not go to South Ameraca to construct bradges and become wealthy On the contrary he wall stay an Mallersburg You wall determane how wealthy he as when you hear ham conversang wath a beggar on Maan street Beggar Have you a nackel for a cup of coffee? l Oh l ll manage somehow thank you Sandra DeWatt wall become a pharmacast but she wall be marraed soon and her thoughts wall turn to cookang When she decades to cook her farst chacken her husband wall say What dad you stuff the chacken wath dear? lt dadn t need stuffang darlang she wall reply It wasn t hollow Bonnae s ambataon to have a set of twans wall be fulfalled Bonnae Garver and Dwaght Raymond wall also own a great cattle raasang busaness an the West Tom Geab who wall study scaence for awhale wall abandon that faeld of study to become a partner an a large stone cuttang andustry Ken Ackeret who got has boy scout traanang an Holmes County wall be come a great scout leader an the Unated States You would have thought that Tom Uhl would be a sports announcer or a news commentator but he wall become an undertaker and Dorothy Maller wall be has personal receptaonast Jon Snyder who was so tryang to all the teachers wall gaan thear eternal gratatude by establashang a splendad bag roomang house where free of cost all teachers may have most adorable lattle apartments on School Street Verla Smath wall be hared by Ann Patterson Her aob wall be to calm lattle chaldren after Ann has gaven them thear weekly musac lessons Just as expected Chuck McBrade our class presadent wall start has career as an announcer on a radio quax show You wall remember he dascov ered has announcang abalaty whale recordang plays an Englash class Thas classmates as the message of the Radaofuture brangang out of the great TO BE the prophetac forecasts of the fortunes and fates of the members of the class of 1952 . A - 1 - ' 1 I . 1 1 I . . . . , , . . , . - - 1 1 . , . , . . 1 1 1 . , , ' 1 . , . , . . I 11 - 11 - - 1 1 11 11 I . 1 . , . . . . . . . , , , - - - 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 11 . , . , 11 - 11 - , 11 1 . . . llll. 11 , . 1 I 1 . . ,, . . . ,, 1 1 1 ' 11 - 1 - - 11 - 11 1 11 , , ... . . 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 Q I I I 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , , - 1 1 1 'WZo1clr, guwuum Most popular boy Chuck McBrude Most popular gurl Loretta Lutteral Most frequent male class cutter Tam Uhl Most frequent female class cutter Kathleen Schwartz Best dressed boy lum Casey r Best dressed gurl Sandra DeWutt Male class borrower Tom Uhl Female class borrower Marulyn Reed Boy most lukely to succeed lon Snyder Gurl most lukely to succeed Louuse Crandall Best lookung gurl ludy Mast Male class cut up james Casey Female class cut up Kathleen Schwartz Class sweethearts Gene Low and Kay Hodgeson Best male athlete lay Halfhull Best female athlete Mary Lou Henderson Most studuous boy Tom Geub Most studuous gurl Best male dancer Best female dancer Mast talented boy Most talented gurl Best fugure Best buuld Class male flurt Class female flurt Lazuest boy un class Lazuest gurl un class Most ambutuous boy Most ambutuous gurl Most seruous boy Most seruous gurl Kathleen Dunahugh Tom Uhl Verla Harford Tom Uhl Ann Patterson Loretta Lutteral Gerald Martun Larry Kurkpatruck Elaune Drushell Tom Uhl Dorus Lowther Gene Low Louuse Crandall Tom Geub Dorothy Muller Boy most lukely to turn teacher s haur gray Chuck McBrude Gurl most lukely to turn teacher s haur gray Margery Schmudt 'll' f ,4 FIRST ROW, left to rught Verla Harford, Ann Patterson Dorothy Muller, Loretta Lutteral, Elaune Drushell, Kathleen Dunahugh Dorus Lowther and Louuse Crandall SECOND ROW Marulyn Reed Kathleen Schwartz Kay Hodgeson, Sandra DeWutt, Margery Schmudt Marv Lou Henderson, Judy Mast, James Casey, Chuck McBrude, and Larry Krrkpatruck THIRD ROW Jon Snyder Jum Casey Jr, Tom Uhl, Jay Halfhull Gerald Martun, Tom Geub and Gene Low I Best looking boy ,.,,.........ttt....,. Gerald Martin l A , ,A ' l X T if u fm 5' ' S ty fr , we S u g ,, h ,. ,. A nk . ,. - f' J V ,N A ,A dl- l , D 'rv A K V 1 fr ,. ,gr J 1 an,u,.9 l-larve Low smoking a cigarette? joe Grassman not showing off? Elaine Drushell driving on her own side of the road? Bonnie Garver without Dwight? Margie Henderson acting like a married woman? jim Casey going with another girl? Dwight Raymond driving slow? Margery Schmidt not acting like she knew it all? Mary Lou Henderson not arguing with Tom Uhl? Tom Uhl paying all his debts? The juniors breaking the Seniors marriage record? The Sophomores not selling pencils? The Freshmen taking Adult Living? Mr. Regula at the Pines? Mr. Chidley acting like Mr. Carpenter? Mr. Swaykus without an answer? Mr. Vogelpohl shooting dice? Miss Hanslik being a ballet dancer? Mr. Carpenter being a dictator? Mr, Banks being a dancing instructor? Mr, Veverka being a bachelor? Mrs. Lawhead not typing her fingers to the bone? Mrs. Artzner not trying to thin out the Home Ec classes? Mr. Briegel driving a car without a banged up fender? Miss McCabe married? Mr, Crissey combing the hair out of his eyes? Mr. McClarren not acting like j, Edgar Hoover? Miss Ahart smiling? ?? Gerald Martin a cheerleader? Darrel Miller not blushing in Adult Living? Verla Smith acting like Mert Schwartz? junior Lemmon muscle bound? Doris Lowther skinny? Ann Patterson at the El Rancho Grande? james Miller dancing? Dorothy Miller talking all the time? Larry Kirkpatrick being a model for men's clothing? Louise Crandall being dainty? Tom Geib being friendly? Verla Harford not interested in sports lLoudon- ville Coachl? Gene Henderson girl crazy? jocque Blum weighing 99 pounds? judy Mast wtih a different boy every night? Chuck McBride with a 42 inch waist? Kay Hodgeson not holding hands with Harve? Alice Snow without her bleached hair? Loretta Litteral going steady? Marilyn Reed not getting embarrassed? janice Suver going dutch on a date? Kenny Ackeret with a front tooth? Warren Levengood driving a car? jack Uhl with a girl? Sandra DeWitt sloppy? Mert Schwartz graduating? Kathleen Dunahugh in a hurry? jay Halfhill without his false teeth? Kathryn Fox in movies? jon Snyder suffering from malnutrition? f mfs: r :-:Mix XY! -gy? I L R, it l lyfli-4' . ,k j - QI.. A' tm-A my t 1.31 ,tk ' HAh na' East all auth 'I v iamrnt We the class of I952 of Mallersburg Hagh School County of Holmes State of Ohao beang of sound mand and memory and havang due legal authoraty to make these last few be quests to the school do hereby make publash and declare thas to be our last wall and testo ment acclaamang all others null and voad We do especaally desare that the followang personal bequests be carraed out I Dwaght Raymond wall my dravang abalaty and the use of a car to Bob Martan I judy Mast wall my abalaty to keep a boy wrapped around my lattle fanger to Evelyn Rowe We Tom and jack Uhl wall our seats at the Ranch to Ball Lower and Larry Waltman We Tom Geab and Gene Henderson wall our abalaty to be managers to Bob Martan and Don Stafford I Harry Clafford Lemmon w ll my fagure to Moose Maller I Jacquelane Blum wall by abalaty to keep a strapless formal up to janet Maller I Chuck McBrade wall my abalaty to ask questaons to Deora Halfhall I Kathleen Dunahugh wall my studaous abalaty to Brat Norman I Mary Lou Henderson wall my abalaty to catch Harold Snyder and keep ham to Sally Cox catch one mon and keep ham to jean McCoy I Warren Levengood wall my nackname Hammer to Bob Burkey I Margery Schmadt wall my garlash fagure to Doras Wallaams I Lattle Roar wall my car to anyone that thanks they can drave at I Kay Hodgeson wall my slam fagure to Pat Van Sackle I Verla Smath wall my quaet ways to ean ette Waltman I Gerald Martan wall my heaght and phy saque to john McCluaggage We Louase Crandall and Sandra DeWall wall our love for the showers to jo Ann Smath and Sally Cox I john Snyder wall my saze 44 shart to ohn Schae I joe Grossman wall my abalaty to go two months wathout gettang a haarcut to john Kack I Larry Karkpatrack wall my way wath the garls to Lewey Ratchey I Mert Schwartz wall my watty ways to Phylass Snyder I Maralyn Reed wall my saze tharty four sweater to Harraet Albertson I Elaane Drushell wall my vavad amaganataon to anyone who thanks they can keep up wath m I Kathryn Fox wall my athletac abalaty and masculane ways to Louella Kendall I Bonnae Garver wall my abalaty to go all through hagh school wath one bov to Katae Shonk l Gene Low wall my physaque to Robert Close I Doras Lowther wall my long haar to Halda Maller I Ann Patterson wall my musacal abalaty to Marae Schwartzentruber I james Maller wall my quaet ways to Har old Maller I Dorothy Maller wall my quaet ways to Betty Fasher I Lorretta Latterol wall my Latterol gag gle to Madge Hunter l janace Suver wall my rodacal adeos to Betty Ittraer I ack Uhl wall my seat at the State to Skap Maller I Darrel Maller wall my emborassang ways to Chet Anderson I Alace Snow wall my cheerleadang abalaty to Varganao Anderson I jam Casey wall my abalaty to be bossed by a garl to Tom Bernard to Mary Lou Chose I oy Halfhall wall my track abalaty to Moose Maller I Verla Harford wall my fraendly smale to Nancy Sherburn I Kenny Ackeret wall my sheepash ways to Dolores Maller I Margery Schmadt wall my abalaty to tell people off to Norma jean Mohler I Louase Crandall wall my abalaty to be an every actavaty and stall get good grades to Donna Gaoque W Margery Schmadt and Mert Schwartz wall our seats an the Daary Bar to Lou Ann Gray and Carolyn Collans We the senaor class wall our seats an as sembly to the junaors We the senaor class wall our abalaty to get along together as o class to the sophomores We the senaor class wall our dagnaty to the freshman class 5,g,,ed CoA..z..,7wf I3,,,.J..,, Class Presadent C I I ' . ' ' e. I - I I . . . . 1 h I I I h . . ' I A I I I I , D . - - ' ' I I I D 1 I I . . . . I ' ' I I I I I I I ' I I 11 I ll - I I H I - '. . - I 1 I I I I I , I - - 11 - - I , lf, I r I I r , jr., a D A . . . . I I I l I I , I l . I - 11 11 . . I . . I I . I I I I . ' I I I I I . I ' I' 'I I . I . . , . D I . . I l I D I I I I U ' f I . . . If M0V9'e Henderson, WIII mY Gb'I'lY to I, janice Suver, will my natural curly hair ll I ll I . ll I I II ' I I l , , I I 4 I I I I .' ' . . I 1 I I I ' I - - - I . I . . . I ' , - - I - I - . ' - I ' . . . . ' I . 'I - A . e ' II Il I Q I ' I I . . . 1 , ' 4 ' I ' ' . . . . I . I - S I I . I , . . ' I . ' . I . . I . I , , , ,D , . . . , I ' Um, v-, OFFICERS FIRST ROW left to right OFFICERS Vurglnlo Anderson--Secretory Betty Fisher President SECOND ROW Jonet Muller Treasurer ln September the members ot the iunnor closs storted thexr trudge buck up the hull Lattle did they know there wos so much to be done an theur junsor yeor They storted out wlth forty three members lost two ond golned one new member during the yeor moknng o totol of forty two students Their ottendonts forthe Homecoming gome were Hlldo Muller ond Mor jorne Hunter Theur two representotnves to the Student Senote ore john Kvck ond Lorry Woltmon The most umportont event of the yeor wos the closs ploy lunzor Mass Atterword the members of the closs enpoyed o porty In the oudntoruum Their closs hos been under the copoble odvusory of Muss Shurley McCobe I R 114 ,W l . I 4 , . . , - . 4 T I 11 w - 11 - A I . 11 1' thrall! f. id' -I Lows Rntchey X 'Q as -DI 1. J:- ar- ' ,2 A Iv- 3 ii' w-7 fa '71 ff' ,- 's. S .J Carolyn Colllns Bob Muller Marjorre Hunter Harold Muller Sally Cox John McClugagge Kathryn Shank Larry Muller Jeanette Waltman John Kuck Kathryn McCoy Larry Wolfman Louella Kendall Tom Bernard Donna Gxoque Bob Burkey Dons Wullnams Dean Halfhull Betty Fisher Bob Martun Betty lttner Bob Close Nancy Norman Donny Stafford JoAnne Smith Chester Anderson Hxldg Muller John Schle Vlrgunua Anderson Harruette Albertson Nancy Gray Janet Muller Evelyn Rowe Pat Van Slckle Nancy Sherburn Mary Lou Chase Shrrley Frlnk Phyllis Snyder Marne Dolores Miller Norma Mohler 22 Swartzentruber l gp Q' 49 -'Ti l I A XX I l V 1: an l l . ii 9 -' J A 'l-ll .Q 'N ki, 1 y f f . 1 A Kg QB J A-.fill J X fl T X J if A t x f 42 1 I. +5 fe, 6 J 1 ' V l N M1 V I L Y - ecf,. bl 'ng- F? gf A SJ' l 1' It 4 I , s fl. .f J ,L ' fm I L' x ,:',. ef. J ' J K Q -.4 x, - P A - ol 50,l2h.DI'l'I.0!l2A, OFFICERS OFFICERS left to right Secretary Treasurer Miriam Raymond President Jim Metzler Vuce President Alice Ritchey The sophomore class started the year with thirty seven members but lost one during the year Theur class advisor us Mr Swaykus Ten of theur boys went out for football and one as manager Eleven let ters were guven There were nine boys to ga out for basketball and one as manager A mauoruty of the class belongs to the hugh school chorus Six F H A and there are seven boys un Hu Y Theur representatives to the Stu dent Senate are Duane Muller and Richard Weiss Two of their gurls were chosen as queen s attendants They were Alice Ritchey and Duane Muller Theur class sold penculs thus year as theur project They were proud to win furst pruze on their wundow decoratuon at Halloween The pauntung was taken from a scene of Macbeth girls belong to G.A.A,, nine girls belong to Tri-Hi-Y, four girls belong to 0- 'N -vu Q! .f- lips J Q! .lg I Nrrsf -.fy 5-v rp: if 'J -' Tk CU' sl ft' Muruam Raymond Bob Money Duanne Muller Kenny Skelly Betsy Mast Sldney Martnn Norma Jean Hanna Duck Mackey Carol Casey Bob Elder Juanuta Degler Ronny Hoyman Nancy Plant Jan Menuez Susan Burd Ernest Clme Roberta Moyer Jlm Metzler Alice Rntchey Gerald Degler Margaret Mast John Harmony Shlrley Ggdfgeld Myron Muller Pearl Wolgamott Duck Van Sickle Marpean Mast Ray Mlley Grace Conner Tom Vaughn Betty Markley Donny Kung Art Brenner Richard Wexss Bull Archer Duanne Allnson Bob Oswald 24 ce - X ,a 4- , v N -VU' F9 g ,I QF 'B' Q lx ..,, 4 - B 1- 4 li ' B to tn of l x of - , -2 BN ' ,, s , 4, Q I- .1 Q ' A-gjlx Q4 I Z Q 4, ' f .f. l ,r ' X if A . v I , , H 4 ,gg -Tux. L I I X ,L , fx ,F N ' I h -- - -'-xx .N . ' Q an 2 7 -.J X - 7,-7 1 ?' 4 I v s N 'lt X T I ' E ue, W . , ,N Q ., ' ,7 , J 4 'Y rx ' ll I Q i X ll' H Ks, , X lr J, , 6' 5 A I A ' 1 -2 . 1 B ' v 4 J OFFICERS OFFICERS left to right Marjorie Finley Vice President Donny Waltrnon Secretary Treasurer Janet Close President When it came around to September the freshmen were eager to start their journey through high school They gained three new members and lost advisors are Mr Eugene Veverka and Miss Artha Ahart Ten freshmen boys reported to football practice and four reported to basketball practice Six girls belong to the marching bond and two girls are in dance band Also o mayority of the freshmen are in mixed chorus They chose Betty Snyder and Marpone Finley as freshman attendants to the homecoming queen They also enjoyed a hayride and square dance at the beginning of the year one in the middle of the year giving a total of forty-six students. Their class -N 'ia L 1 as-X, A 'v -As, 'C' 'C' -1 X QQ' I 9 'N7 Y 4 . x i ,- qr-'7 N--v-' I QU' K i sr ..1 VA A x4!' Z Muruam Fry Terry Dunahuah Clara Ames Donald Fry Sharon Lawhead Junuor Llqget Marjarle Fnnley Duncan Estsll Patsy Harford Donald Frank Arlene Muller Harold Ackeret Marcla Muller Andy Grossman Mary Jane Clark Jxm Rnchey Mary Lou Schwartz Donny Waltman Janice Snow Duck Stauffer Maude Mohler Donald Thomas Janice Gadfleld Bull Badger Vrrglnua Ames Ervzn Swartzentruber Janet Close Joel Weber Mary Yoder Chuck Graff Ann Chadwick Earl Carrulan Carole Race Jlm Lowe Cholly Atha Donald Smuth Betty Snyder Wayne Muller Carol Hxgh Sonny Koenug Evelyn Crandall Russell Reed 25 Herbert Drushell Martha Fry Jxm Hanna M y E 4+ X al A th 3 N. W 77- -fr Y-7 ,,.... V - - 1 NZ! It 4 .,. 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LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Kenny Schie Charles Lower Larry McCoy Dovid Bird Richard Anderson Owen Swartzentruber SECOND ROW Carolyn Lee Lois Plant Mary Jo Miller Margaret Casey Linda Roberts Janet Wengerd Dora Giauquc Evelyn Whitncy Sandra Wachtel Julie Uhl Gretchen Hoffman THIRD ROW Larry Snyder Sara Palmer Janice Martin Margaret Marks Catherine Lohm Janet Starner Bctty Lou Patterson Jenny Mast Carol Guenther Nancy Martin Helen Wolgamont Betty Fath Barbara Lemmon Helen Miller Sondra Cullen Freado Weaver Verna Yoder Lawrence Smith Harold Mast Brent Hall Robert White Martin Fair Wilford Yoder Howard Bell Ray VanSickle Ronnie Meeks Paul Hostettler Russel Bergoon Roger Suver Robert Carnahan Don Dietrich Johnny Maxwell Richard Galley Bob Gisinger Kent Hodgeson '46 .B E -+A LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Robert Jordon, Kenneth Denk, James Ludman, Douglas Burnett, John Troyer, Clifford Cutlip. SECOND ROW: Madeline Mikesell, Darlene Lee, Evelyn Boley, Mary Schie, Sharon Menuez, Jill Blum, Ruth Bernard, Lucille Swartzentruber, Shirley Smith, Diana McCoy, Sue Ann Hayman, Lindo Miller. THIRD ROW: Viola Chase, Gladys Channel, Betty Troyer, Jessie Patterson, Morica DeWitt, Shirley Arnold, Joan Gindlesburger, Bonnie Boyd, Joan Tschudy, Carol Myers, Nancy Gray, Charlotte Calhoun, Mary Ann Arnold, Sally Albertson, Evelyn Cline, Lucille Bergoon, Evelyn Miller. FOURTH ROW: Rodger Lower, Homer Doty, Daniel Harmony, Tom Money, Edward Hanna, Ronald Schie, Paul Anderson, Gerald Most, Gerald Morris, Joel Allison, Robert Close, Albert Klotz, William Biler, Dean Hochstetlu, Torn VonSickle, Robert McDowell, Wayne McDowell, Manyard Mohr, Duanne Seese, Charles Vaughn, Luther Hostettler, Rodney Tish, Chuck Dunohuagh. P15 I-if 9Nl :'l' 4 P ? 2 'fl ww, 0' ..--r 'tv LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Larry Yoder Ronnne Yeater Harold Hanna J Jl Rlchard Huebner Donna Coblentz Loulse Galford Marllyn Hall Shirley Cllne Ronme Tom Rottman Jlm Morehouse Charles Sayre SECOND ROW Harold Mohler Avery Dean Waltman Kenneth Fox Barbara Jacob Alta Umstead Nancy Alllson Donna Muller Lower YOder Mohr Babara Yoder Kathryn Small Alxce Falr Mary Lower Barbara Patterson Helen Patterson Lola Hostutler THIRD ROW Gerald Clark Rlchard Duncan Larry Meeks Charles DeWalt Harold Snyder Betty Muller Nancy Boley Cynthla Maxwell Alnce Sherburn Constance Ferguson Tommy Arnold Martha Ames Joyce Lahm Jacquel ne Root Marllyn Snyder Sally Ann Mlller FOURTH ROW Wlllard Umstead Robert Lemmon Paul McCormick Arthur Achamlre Janlce Jones Llbby Brenner Jerry Martln Melvin Yoder Jlm Shank Harold Garver Joe Muller Gaul Cllne Barry Moyer Randall Shedron Rlchard Styer Leon I-lopson Carolyn Close Marvel Mohler Audrey Halthlll Sue Ellen Tawney Larry Snyder Jrm Smlth Judy Joy Walter Tlsh Norman Hoover Anuta Low Absent when picture was taken Mary Wllllams It X- 1,4 LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Robert Rowe Wlllram Mast Ronald Rang Fred Smuth Rlchard Teusher Lynn Wengerd Bonnle Shepler Ronald Menges Judy Fortune Mrldred Ames Luella Clark Phyllus Palmer SECOND ROW Mary Muller Carol Starner Gary Hugh Bo by Muller Kathryn Cllne Jlmmy Shatter Cen Swartzentruber Mlke Palnter Judy VanSlckIe Mary Beth Patterson Clara Rowe Robert Morruson James Klmgler Madelyn Clrne Beulah Mohr Nancy Trdball Carol Carnahan Shlrley Troyer THIRD ROW Faye McPhnllen Joanne Morey Stella Burgoop Vurgrnua Marks Waneta Galford Sue Farr Harold McDowell Ton: Blum Patracra Thomas Terry Metzler John Alllson Gary Klmger James Hoover Gertrude Cllne Shlrley Maller Dale Muller FOURTH ROW Gayle Hoxworth Shlrley Hostetler Ruta Ittner Rebecca Erwrn Barbara Root Delmer Croskey Donald DcHass Kathleen Cutlxp Betty Alrce Ackeret Ruth Yoder Joyce Lower Stephen Hodgeson Owen Muller Kenneth Klunger Ralph McCluggage Charles McPhlllen Phrllnp Rutchey XT' LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Tcmmy Lea Jrmmy Mraz Melrsso Bell Marlene VanSrckIe Larry Leckrone James Burkey Wlllnom Channel Ann Poulson Oneda Schle Somuel Yoder Bryant Denk Theodore Johnson Kenneth Justrce SECOND ROW Carol Umstead Elanne Brenner Patrlclo Mohler Shanette Day Lando Bugler Loretto Justlce John Waltmon Coral Kreftaber Vnrgue Mae Channel Vlrglnro Ralston Dovud Morey Bully Homer Gary Barnhart Junior Yoder Potrucua Weaver THIRD ROW James Tschudy John Wolgamott Kar Crandall Paul Trsh Wayne Farr Harold Kraus Roy Brlegel Robert Sage John Estull Glenna Grossman Donna Whutmycr Jacob Peck Danny Arnold Charles Guenther Sammy Shoup Amon Whltney FOURTH ROW Karen Morrls Delmar Galt James Mullet Robert Arnold Norma Cutlrp Mary Ann Evans Tuwwonthy Four Nancy Hostettler Cory Weaver Carol Boley Sandro Snyder Jon Money Karen Ely Judy Muller Shlrley Ames Carl Lower Patrlcua McClelland ...EE LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW James Shepler Ruchord Uhl Terry Glsrnger Jrmrny Smrth Leo Hoover Larry Patterson Sandra VanSlckle Reldo Martm John Patterson Cheryl Graham Stanley Klngler Donald Most Clo a Mae Close Arthur Crulow Larry Cult Corwnn Croskey SECOND ROW Larry Fath Jack Casey Bruce Estull Donrel DeHass Bruce Low Merlyn Wertbrecht Marvln Shepler Gary Garver Norene Wengerd Sandro Yeater Karen Regula Esther Jean Gerb Fronklrn Mrtten Gary Allrson Dorothy Mrller THIRD ROW Clarence Yoder Leland Mast Marnlyn Weltbrecht Terry Hall Thomas Hanna Wulluom Nesbrtt Wu lnom Temple Ernest Small Leon Artzner Katne Hochstetler Lorena Casey Susan Yeager Tana Eberhort Jock Whrtney Donna Peters Sharon Korns Wanda Mortrn 55' -2 'l'.sa AQ I -I -if i'5vuf-Q LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Phnllep Morey John VanS1ckle Verda Mohr Beverly McDowell Judy McDowell Nancy Fath David Carnahan Patncna Johnson Maxnne Bernard Thomas Etlung Carl Clark Rnchard Denk SECOND ROW Sldney Yeater Thomas Wolfe Kenneth Channel Luther Lahm John Poulson Vlrglnla Bowen Janus Justlce Ruth E Clark Mmam Voder Robert Hostettler Wllllam Morrnson Betty Swartzentruber Lynda Lydlc Dennis Mowry Frank Pyers Robert Denk Arthur Watson THIRD ROW Tom Snyder Jnmmy McPhullen Robert Coblentz Ruth Lea Garnet Hummel Earl D Martm Gary Hoxsworth Mlchael Uhl Ruth Tush Charles Plant Charles Regula Bar ara Skelly Bonnle Flemang Foster Vance Nancy Farver FOURTH ROW Sharon Dunahugh Judy Schle Judy Coblentz Barbara Fox Helen McCormack Patrlclo Fath Neal Emerlck Nancy Crnlow Gladys Galford Jay Bun Fred Cutlup Joanne Gelb Roberta Kay Homer Barbara Gundlesberger Larry Rowe Thomas Blrd Wlllnam Fmney Gary Rowe -flings, 'E A I' QP .A ,D was-A an 'nn -2-ms' V, 4 'War ' L 5 T fq HAI rum. eg- 11 LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Albert Watson Sammy Hoover Larry Polun Ted Zuercher Joan Ames Kenneth Bowen Sandra Sommer Vurgmua Smith Terry Morrnson Delbert Flemmg David Doty Lllllan Muller Mrchael Graham Richard Wengerd Barr: Nesbitt Cheryl Engel Judy Hall SECOND ROW Jeffrey Lawhead Robert Evans Mary Strants Joyce Mraz Jack Arnold Glendon Small Darylm Welss David Parham Rebecca Martrn Lora Hayman Bonnie Mitten Patrlcla Maple Ronald McDougall Tommy Abderhalden Cheryl Carnahan Gary Hnpp Patrlcla Barley Barbara Ames THIRD ROW Janet Bridges Machael Dndmger Carl Clark Wanda Flnmlng Karen Kesler Leland Barnhart Dianne Muller Mnchael Glauque Theodore Glslnger Dale Achamlre Carol Prntz Martha Cromwell Gary Bowers Sarah Tush Kay Cutlnp Kathleen Fleming Darryl Achamlre Lee Patterson Corlnne VanSnckle Don Wolfe Ralph Klrnger FOURTH ROW Jean Uhl Nancy Glndlesberger Paul Blough Davnd Schrock Arthur Oswald Carl Lower Terry Reed Jeanne Johnson Dale Ames Judnth Martm Lanny Croskey Barbara Ann Muller Bobby Dunahugh Vnrglma Homer James Money Joseph Banks Harry Ralston Margaret Sutherland Tommy Four Rebecca Leckrone Ruth Ann Flemmg Earl Menges Wnllnam Fath Betty Boley Lmda Losey Paul Muller Florence Clme Cheryl Barnhart Sl!! B : l 1lL!.l LEFT TO RIGHT FlRST ROW Tommy Artzner Geraldine Weaver Judy Maple Sonny McCoy Marulee Allison Herbert Brudges Eloise Shaffer Bully Shnmpll SECOND ROW Ronald Mattern Kenth Chambers Rucky Shrnmplun Dennns Crnlow Lando Rnchards Jane Abderhalden Tummy Korns Glorla Klmger Arthur Poulson Davxd Patterson 111 iii Q' PFW-if LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Randy Purdy, Llnda Klunger, Stephen Armhrust, Duane Mowry, Harry Hopson, Kenneth Blum, Robert Hoover, Roger Henry SECOND ROW Paul McDowell, Cheryl Carnahan, Mnchael Rlchey, James Barnhart, Llnda Skelly, Tuna Norman, Gregory Steele, Rnchard Kagey THIRD ROW Larry Barton, Gary Snyder, Dennls VanS1ckle, Kay Yoder, Roger Uhl, Chester Clark, Becky Scheetz, Muchelle Gerber - Q . I . ' N Q ' pi T 2 - Q . . ,ag .. -- - ' . 5 Z ' '. X 9 4 E f s 'A ' . 4' ' ls ? '- H I .K . . I I K . l Deon Sllelly, Roberta Glduque. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Mast, Ronald Hdebner, Linda Groff, M? J CJ ' A v 4 'qs X X Q ' F V ' NSA -X y 1, -.- v . I 5 . ' C- . - - 1 f f j . Y . F V - P v 1 . ' ' ' 9 V - 3 ' 0 , 1 .A gg l 131' 'Q FIRST ROW Mr Carpenter SECOND ROW left to right Kathryn Fox Dorthy Miller Norma Mohler Mary Lou Henderson Verla Harford Janet Miller Lorretta Lltteral Sandra DeWitt These girls do assistant office work in the Principal s office in the grade building during free study halls This work includes ringing class bells run ning errands answering the telephone cutting stencils typing and mime ographing The work gives the girls some experience in the secretarial field 1' FIRST ROW left to right: Larry Yoder Jim Miller Richard Hubner Avery Yoder Jim Smith Nancy Allison Louise Galford, Donna Coblentz Judy Jou Barbara Jacob Alto Unstead Kathryn Smail. SECOND ROW: Melvin Yoder Nancy Boley Jackie Root Joyoce Lahm Lola Hostutler Anita Low Donna Mohr Shirley Cline Alice Fair, Janice Jones Sally Miller Libby Brenner Norman Hoover. THIRD ROW: Barry Moyer Gerry Martin Charles Sayre Gerald Clark Bob Lemmon Tom Rottman, James Morehouse, Joe Miller, Dick Duncan, Leon Hopkins. The main objectives of the Safety Patrol at Millersburg School are to protect and prevent injuries to school children. To prevent accidents and to save lives is its task. The work of the Safety Patrol is especially valuable since the boys and girls are themselves thinking and striving toward the goal of accident prevention and in the process of handling their own problems are preparing themselves to be better citizens, capable of dealing with more serious responsibilities. Sdwnl Jaculiy, Mr Kenneth Carpenter PRINCIPAL FIRST ROW left to rnghf Mrs Slmpklns fourth grade Miss Reese fourth grade Mrs Hankms second grade Mrs Whelpley second grade Mrs Purdy fnrst grade Mrs Rong saxth grade Mrs Kraus thnrd grade Mrs Hoymon suxth grade Mr Carpenter prnncnpal Mrs Almendmger fufth grade Mass Storm fhurd grode Mr Rang flfth grade first gradeg Mrs. Reeves-first gradeg Mrs, Sanders-kfndergarten. SECOND R6W: Mr. Freed IR? 5 ff' 10 5415 X Illlll' QB -Q 'llil Ilia: n 0 T fHA XX E QND TH U pq T 'HsPE5H l'i:J5 .I LOST Y L L BLACK B N oo . 2 frm' X ,Z ff' V f - ff f N iff I X ' s KX xx fm . xS -X oF X W H' -!'! Q -'w . ' 4 2. A ,Q 5 1 S I . V WN O r .:.-KG' .'f CIILMTIIIHM VX! d 7 MAFQIL THEORY CLASS In J' Ji 1 ff :If:+r,HI' i 1 Chzavt 2 , i,fiLg ,I Img I ,HI 1 f 1 :I P 0 orsI: Mus 51 YN MIL ER Harmomzed 7 AQGUELINE BLum I . 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IIVIHIIIIII ?l,i,:j.I4wifi iI1ee,our 0.1-ma. mm- a.- fer, we Phage, our1oU-ol- - fy. 91f'FtF5 CHF QI I f 1 I F LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Mr Joseph Chudley Herbert Drushell Donald Thomas Joel Weber Duck Stauffer Bull Badger Donald Smuth Terry Dunahugh Joe Grassman Jum Casey Ray Muley Ernest Clune Ruchord Weuss Tam Geub Charles McBrude Dwught Raymond SECOND ROW Sonny Koenug Junuar Lemmon Bull Lower Donny Waltman Andy Grossman Jum Rutchey Chuck Graff Duane Alluson Larry Waltman Harold Muller John Kuck Gerald Martun James Casey John Snyder Januce Suver Betty Fusher JoAnne Smuth Kathryn Shank Delores Muller THIRD ROW Jacque Blum Shurley Gadfueld Roberta Moyer Evelyn Rowe Aluce Rutchey Susan Burd Betsy Mast Duanne Muller Margaret Mast Vurgunua Anderson Dorus Wulluams Janet Muller Sally Cox Hulda Muller Jeanette Waltman Patsy VanSuckle Mary Lou Chase Betty Lou Markley FOURTH ROW Kathleen Dunahugh Eloune Drushell Januce Gadfueld Muruam Raymond Sharon Lawhead Mary Yoder Evelyn Crandall Maruorue Funley Janet Close Erma Lau Murphy Maud Mohler Carole Ruce Ann Chodwuck Arlene Muller Carol Hugh Phyllus Snyder Donna Guauque Marue Swartzentruber Norma Mohler FIFTH ROW Ann Patterson Marueon Mast Marcua Muller Betty Snyder Kathryn McCoy Bonnue Garver Dorus Lowther Kay Hodgeson Marulyn Reed Judy Mast Dorothy Muller Margery Schmudt Kathleen Schwartz Morgue Henderson Verla Harford Cholly Atha Mary Lou Schwartz Betty lttner Maruarue Hunter Nancy Norman .Q l LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Hulda Muller Jo Ann Smuth Kathryn Shonk Dorus Lowther Kay Hodgeson Margery Schmudt Kathleen Dunahugh Ann Patterson Eloune Drushell Sally Cox SECOND ROW Mr Chudley Dorothy Mnller Judy Most Dorus Wulluams Jeanette Waltman Vurgunua Anderson Marue Swartzentruber Patsy VanSuckle Danna Guauque Margaret Mast Duonne Muller THIRD ROW Betty Fusher Maryorue Hunter Betty Ittner Kathryn McCoy Delores Muller Betsy Mast Susan Burd Aluce Rutchey I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I - 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - , x L 3 I I I I u I I I I I - 3 - I I I I I I I I I I ' Z I I I I I I I - The Mullersburg Hugh School Marchung Band whuch us made up of twenty tour mem bers us under the capable durectuon ot Mr The band has four mayorettes and o drum major They are leanette Waltman Maruorue Hunter Cholly Atha Mary Lou Schwartz and unuor Lemmon Ann Patterson oe Grossman jacque Blum and unuor Lemmon are the four senuor mem fit 1: ,... I 11 bers who wull leave thus year The marchung band played at all the toot ball games at home and away Cathryn Lahm Jacque Blum Ann Patterson Marcua De Wutt SECOND ROW Mr Chudley Muruam Fry Betty Fnsher Sally Cox Betty Patterson Anna Ma y Ruden baugh Sharon Menuez Betty Snyder Carol Hugh Bon nue Boyd THIRD ROW Joe Grossman Nancy Norman Mary Lou Schwartz Jeanette Waltman Junuor Lemmon Maruorue Hunter Cholly Atha Sa ah Palmer and Larry Waltman The Madrugal Group under the durectuon M joseph Chudley has fourteen members Thus us an Acappella group made up ot those people who are unterested un musuc Annually at Chrustmas tume the Madrugal Group goes carolung through the halls, spread ung Chrustmas cheer One of uts specual events thus year was the presentung of the new Alma Mater to the school FIRST ROW left to rught Larry Waltman Hulda Muller Betty Fusher Kathleen Dunahugh Judy Mast Harold Muller SECOND ROW John Kuck Jacque Blum Ann Patterson, Jeanette Waltman, Mr Chudley, Janet Muller Kathryn Shank, Ruchard Weuss, and John Snyder V- T ,, ,u s' 4-tl ' , fe T - I f ' T, 9 ' '1 1 u-A: , 5. ' K' A A . r .. , . f Z, .' V- a , x : kr' I ar... I xx fx 'X joseph Chidley, A FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty lttner, Evelyn Crandall, i . I I I h f I I l I T I J I ' ' I , I I I I I . , . . of . . r, ' , . . 1 1 I - f l I I I 1 SQILZ Last February there were thnrty flve grade school puprls who started playung nn the lunlor Band Thrrty flve more pupils bought unstru ments ln january of this year maklng a total of flfty fave pueces They are snxteen clar :nets ten trumpets seven saxophones two flutes two bantones fave trombones two mel laphones sux drummers and one tuba The band as under the dlrectuon of Mr joseph Chnd ley Their fsrst public performance was at a program for theur mothers this fall They also played for the PTA rn February Thus year us the second year that the Teen Tuners have been In exusten e It us made up of elghteen members Including three trump eters four trombonusts fave saxophonrsts a drummlst a guitar player three pianists and a vocalust The Teen Tuners had two projects thus year The flrst was on December 14, l95l lt was a Christmas program and the songs were Christmas selectuons plus a varuety of other dance tunes The second was a public dance whuch was co sponsored by the Teen Tuners and the sensor class FIRST ROW left to rnght Tom Geub Joe Grossman Cathryn Lohm Betty Fisher Carol Hugh Jacque Blum Sally Cox Sarah Palmer Betty Patterson SECOND ROW John Snyder, John Kuck, Kathleen Dunahugh, Judy Most, Kathryn Shank Evelyn Crandall, Ann Patter son, Betty lttner, and Mnrlam Fry .,,. 7 4 . A U. ,1 I --I 1' ' . T 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' - . . F . . C . . I 1 I ' I 1 I ' , ' , ' ' I , f r ' ' I 1 - ..f 'X .60 LX Q , I '. 1, 'S .1 H. Ni . iii Ky X X X w xx 'Xi f J 1 1 Q15 .A.4n.fsAA-F' gan-A' .-,gysl ri .. A - Millersburg vs. Fredricktown After traveling to Fredricktown the Spartans returned with a victory over the Lions 33-O and a second win in the Mohican League. Millersburg vs. Orrville In the sixth game ot the season the Spartans succeeded in defeating Orr- ville 7-6, which was the first encoun- ter with the Orrville team since l944. Millersburg vs. Danville The Green and White team trov- eled to Danville to win their sixth game in a row and to capture their third League victory 46-7. Millersburg vs. Loudonville On a cold, wet, snowy field the Millersburg winning streak came to an end with an abrupt halt when the Loudonville Redbirds snowed under the Spartans Zi -O. -1 Q KX ' hifi , 5 I Q R351 a 242' 33 1 1 A is I The night of October 5, l95l was an event to be remembered by all for years to come. This was the Homecoming game between Bellville and Millersburg. Before the game the queen, Sandra DeWitt, was escorted onto the field by the co-captain of the team Eugene Low. The queens attendants were: Freshmen: Marjor- ie Finley and Betty Sny- der. Sophomores: Diane Miller and Alice Ritchey. juniors: Hilda Miller and T .111 4,2 7 lp'4 viii. Q . ,,. , .wav ' , swf- Q . J.. -KQW3' 5 : ' l Marjorie Hunter. Seniors: Bonnie Garver and Mary Lou Henderson. The queen was pres- ented with her flowers and in return presented Co - Captain Low, the game ball with best wishes for the game. The game, which was won by Millersburg 27 -O, was followed by the annual Homecoming Dance with music by Blaine Schiveley's Orchestra. At the dance Sandra DeWitt was crowned l95l Homecoming Queen. 'iv Rr kim .1 FIRST ROW left to right Mary Lou Henderson Elaine Drushell Sandra Dc-Witt Hunter and Judy Mast SECOND ROW Louise Crandall Alice Ritchey Betsy Mast Miss Hanslik Jacque Blum Betty lttner and Susan Bird Marjorie This year the Millersburg G A A played their tirst volleyball game with another school They played Loudonville Cu A A s volleyball team at Loudon ville on November 8 l95l Loudonville won two ot the three games played A return match between the Loudonville Freshmen and the Millersburg Sophomore teams was played November 20 l95l at Millersburg with Lou donville winning the first two games J FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Lou Henderson, Sandra DeWitt, and Elaine Drushell, SECOND ROW: Alice Ritchey, Virginia Anderson, Louise Crandall, and Susan Bird, THIRD ROW: Betty lttner, Jacque Blum, and Betsy Mast. The Millersburg GAA, basketball team has scheduled basketball games with Wooster, Medina, Loudonville, and a tew other schools for later in the season. vrww U- ,' WArrsN GEN: 1 1 AYNK yy. .. 'Q' 'fm x av. f S KEN , X ' 1 K , RESERVES .,,,, G TOM , X 0 6 809 E 5-,GENf 'I W 0, , .ntl 'til at f' .X - 2 - FF iQH?.f4 u ' Y I lx fem. L I 3 h J 5 ' I I I f- 'v ' xfv 1 Nfl' f My x ak, 46'-Fam Jlzack The Spartans mule relay team was made up of rught to left Claur Weuss Jay Halfhull Gene Henderson and Bob Martun Thus team brought home furst place un the Clyde Relays and the Doyles town lnvutatuonal Relays and a second after a bad baton pass at the Wooster Nught Relays They qualufued un the Dustruct Meet to go to the state funals lay l-lalfhull the Spartans outstandung track man brought home many fursts throughout the season Greyhound qualufued to go to the state funals un four events the hundred yards dash mule relay the four forty and the dus cus Thus was jay s second year to go to the State Funals an -,N Eugene Low another outstandung track man who also brought many fursts un the mule run qualufued at the dustruct meet to go to the State Funals Thus was also Gene s second year to go to State N4 FIRST ROW left to rught John Kuck Ruchard Weuss James Casey Gene Henderson Louus Rutchey Junuor Vaughn SECOND ROW Dean Halfhull Claur Weuss Bob Martun Jay Halfhull Gene Low Larry Muller Kenny Stafford Not present when pucture was taken Tom Geub Jum Casey and Donald Stafford Tnangular Meet Wooster Doylestown Mullersburg Spartans brought home second place Triangular Meet Dover Strasburg Mullersburg Spartans brought home furst place un meet Dual Meet Dennuson Mullersburg Spartans captured another furst place Clyde Relays Green and Whutes came out un second place 50 Doylestown lnvutotuonal Meet Spartans came un thurd place Wooster Nught Relays Spartans were the vuctors by takung furst place un the B Duvusuon Mohucan League Meet Spartans captured another furst Dustruct Meet at Uhruchsvulle Spartans came un wuth thurd place State Meet at Columbus Fourth place un the 440 yard dash I ' y 7 ,H X , U .N . ' ' u 1 4 , . . . . l - u u 1 1 I - I S I I I I ll ll ' ' . . t . ' I . - , . , , . 1 I I - ' ' I -, cu A , .., .n'- ' nav Q 1 I -rr, ' t ' . l I . if . 'J' ' X U? ,155 BAN,-.Eh fr L, zu, . AL v gh. z l 1 SIN ,iq . ' 'T ' '- T ' M , 2 u 5' -' S- x.. wuxe, 1 : , , I I -', 1. 'I f. , l u . . . , . ' lt , - -u of Q - ' Q 1 C J ' K l 1 A ' I . . . . I I 4 . Y .I . . I . , . . . I f 1 , 1 .1 A 1 - . , . I I I , I . . . , . mek These are shots of a te ot the M Ilersburg Spartans un act on Top Left 880 man with Low the Spartans m ler jay Halfh ll runn ng the 440 Bottom Rught to Left Jay Halfhull thrownng the discus Jam Casey puttmg the shot and Bob Mart n ready to start a 220 yard dash W iwff In First 1 0 fl P ,ws 148,04 Y Six Team ace dxvy0 Held 3 MHS Wms Mohlean Ch League Track Meet Keyed MHS Is Third In ht Dzstrzct B Relays Sai xg R T Y un I no QI I DISfyICtIg .lm NOR STI at' TE Flval f s 51 ffl 5 ' LJ-.ff . .4 N it, y v I F I X X w i ' i . to Right. Gene Henderson clearing a low hurdle, Kenny Stafford the teams A i i i . i . Saw 0 sr, . o . I 1 05 . ' 91 56 , a Q , S a 0 '. I F BASKETBALL The lr High basketball team has a falr record this year Although they haven t won every game they did win most of them Their wins in cluded two games wtth Lou donville two games with Lakeville one game with Baltic and one game wlth Rittman They lost two games with Berlin and three games with Wooster They also played as a team in the intramural league Z' FOOTBALL The jr, High football team won the two games they played with Danville and Dover St, joe. They also played several intra- squad games before Boos ter meetings These boys will make a good team for Millersburg High School in future years CHEERLEADERS This is the first year that the lr High has had a cheerleading squad They were elected in De cember by the entire 1 High student body They are Marlene Schrock Linda Roberts Julia Uhl and Sandra Wachtel l MHS: A H z Q 76 MMS 0 837256-,h Q 6 2 T Z if SJ 35 2 W1 Dm . .f,.1! X if z 5 XJ Xu , J M Li!-lg x 1 c'0,,m O UO dv? CY ' 9 . G 2 pnom f f Q X X57 ff ff !! ? f Q ' 5 O o I Q FIRST ROW left to rnght Dwlght Raymond lay Halfhnll Im Casey Tam Uhl john Snyder Cone Low Tom Celb SECOND ROW Harald Muller Larry Knrkpatruck Larry Waltman Bob Burkey Larry Muller Ray Mlley Bob Martrn Bob Oswald Mr Walter Regula THIRD ROW joe Crassman Chuck McBride Dean Halfhnll Ruchard Weuss Ronny Hayman Louls Ritchey lames Casey lan Menue The HI Y club announced the offlcers for Banquet held In May l95l They were Gene Henderson Presudent Tom Gneb Vnce Pres: dent Larry Waltman Secretary john Klck Chaplarn and Don Stafford Sergeant at arms The club opened thus year wnth Zl old members and took IH 8 more on rnltuatlon The club had many actuvltles thus year In cludung a turkey raffle float the Sprung Son Banquet All In all they had a very suc Cessful year ref N I FIRST ROW left to rlght Kathleen Dunahugh Margery Schmidt Io Ann Smlth Hnlda Muller Kathryn Shank Dorus Wlllrams Lauuse Crandall Mary Lau Henderson Betty Flsher Mass Shrrley McCabe SECOND ROW left to rlght Vlrgrnua Anderson lanct Muller Shnrley Cadtueld Roberta Moyer Elaune Drushell Nancy Norman Sandra DeWutt Patsy VanSuckle Loretta Lutteral ludy Mast Ann Patterson Marlean Mast Dnanne Muller Marulyn Reed THIRD ROW Kiy Hodgeson lacque Blum Evelyn Rowe Betty Ittner Marloruc Hunter leanette Waltman Susan Blrd Sally Cox Kathryn McCoy Margaret Mast Betsy Mast The offlcers of the Tru HI Y organization are as follows Presldent Loulse Crandall Vice Presldent Hrlda Muller Secretary Doris Wll llams Treasurer Mary Lou Henderson Devo tnonal Chalrmon Betty Flsher News Reporter Kathryn Shank Soclal Chairman o Ann Smrth Program Chaurman Sandra DeWrtt Some of the hlghllghts of the year were the formal nnntnatlon of new members the l-lallo ween float the football dance after the Lou denvllle game the father daughter banquet the mother daughter tea flxlng Easter bas kets for the Chlldren s Home formal dance In February and the Sensor farewell They also had a number of speakers at therr busuness meetungs The members of the Tr: HI Y wash to thank Miss McCabe for all the help and guidance that she has grven to therr club As a whole they thunk that thus year has been very profitable . Q . I , ugh f V ---- ' V ' l . H 1 I L if ' 4 xl 1 I - f I - 7 Y J m L xi A - W 1' S ' Q ' 1 xr i I 3' 1, ,.,' the l95l-52 year at their annual Father-Son Formal, and ended the year with the Father- 1' r . 5 Q . ' A X 7 :lr 2 , - O Y o , , A t . A tl . 11 .V If ' ' w K I., 3. 1 sw f 5 The G A A us open to all gurls of the fresh lts purpose us to develop a feelung of loyalty men sophomore uunuor and senuor classes The offucers for thus year are Presudent acque Blum Vuce Presudent Betty lttner Secretary Aluce Rutchey Treasurer Carol Hugh and Recordung Secretary Susan Burd The gurls are awarded 'etters by earnung pounts Gurls receuve pounts by playung un the dufferent sports and un extra sports Some of the sports the gurls played un thus year were volleyball basketball and softball 7-5-y The F HA Club started theur l95l l952 term wuth theur furst currucular actuvuty beung the candle lught unstallatuon servuces The offucers for thus year are Presudent Norma Mohler Vuce Presudent Aluce Snow Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Muller Parlu amentaruan Bonnue Garver and Advusor Mrs Cecul Artzner The prumary aums of the state and natuonal organuzatuon are lll To promote a growung apprecuatuon of the uoys and satusfactuons of homemakung 127 To emphasuze the umport toward the school to uncrease unterest un the gymnasuum actuvutues and to unufy the ath Ietuc efforts of the gurls FIRST ROW Icft to rught Evelyn Rowe Mary Lou Henderson Aluce Rutchey Susan Burd Betty Ittncr Muss Hansluk lacaue Blum Nancy Norman Kathleen Dunahugh and Sandra DeWutt SECOND ROW Carol Hugh Betty Snyder Marcua Mulleu Roberta Moyer ludy Mast Maruorue Hunter Patsy Van Suckle Elaunc Drushell Marguc Funley Mary Yoder and Harruct Albertson THIRD ROW Shurley Cadfueld Marylou Swartz Maruean Mast Betsy Mast Sharon Lawhead Vurgunua Anderson Evelyn Crandall janet Close Louuse Crandall ance of worthy home membershup l3l to en courage democracy un home and communuty lufe i4l To work for good home and famuly lufe l5l To promote unternatuonal good wull l6l To foster the development of creatuve leadershup un home and communuty lufe f7l To provude wholesome unduvudual and group recreatuon FIRST ROW lcft to rught Muruam Raymond Norma lean Hanna Aluce Snow Martha Fry Dorothy Muller and Nancy Plant SECOND ROW Maude Mohler Norma Mohler Kathryn McCoy lanuce C-adfleld Carol Ruce Grace Conner and Mrs Artzner fl - ,- A X' l X .l V ,nfl A I XX I I. f tl .H A Xt u ML I . I I l. I l . . . . .l, I I . A . . : TT- . ,I - I I I I T 1 - T' I 1' . 1 I 1 - ' . ' 1 f . , ' I , , , . I I ' ' ' 'T ' T F ' ' F Q . g I N Q Q 4 E 'os I . lv 3 . - . M f . N . X. Z 1 I ' S : '1 , X l A ' xx 0 A IW K J ' N Q . I v vff'f,- - K ' I, ii X, 1 ' , ' l , ' K . . , ' I , ' - . I . F1 I . I 1 I - -, .1 . . , . I I 1 I 1 I - I - ,i V I . I . l - u BT QONV lett ru ldcut ue Blem KN Haieeson nn terson Eli ne D u h t e n N drulvn Re uc N 1st SECOQD ROW C ne u vv Chuck NtuBruule Sandra e 'utt P um u Hen ter an Nlarqery n r n T m Celt L Vuverlm Absent when pucture was taken Cuene Hen erson Wuth the begunnung of the school year Mr Eugene Veverka became the new advusor for Thespuan Troup Na lO97 and has proved very capable The new offucers elected for the year were Presudent Mary Lou Henderson Vuce Presudent Gene Low Secre tary Treasurer Ann Patterson Scrube Marulyn Reed and Sergeant at Arms Tom Uhl A formal unductuon ceremony was held at the hugh scnool audutaruum on the evenung of October l5 l95l wuth the tollowung new members being inducted unto the troupe whuch orugunally consisted of fourteen charter members Judx Mast Louise Crandall Chuck McBrude Jacque Blum Margue Henderson Sandra DcWutt Elaune Drushell Kay Hodgeson and Gene Henderson Each was presented wuth hus membershup card After the ceremony Mr Veverka and the troupe were guests of Ann Patterson at a party whuch was held un her home was presented to the PT A on December l3 l95l The Thespuafus are plannung on guvung more one act plays tn the future ,.. ug ST ROW lft 0 rlxzh Susmn Burd Betsy Mast Dunne Muller Margwrct Mast SECOND ROW lum Mctzler Betty Lou Markley Aluce Rutchey Ian Menuez and Muss Artha Ahart Absent when pucture wus taken Art Brenner The Mullersburg Latun Club us farmed by the members of the second year Latun students The students of the Q9 ns cl school years l95l l952 are charter members as the club was just formed thus year Thus club us a member of the Jr Classucal League The purpose of the club us to help better understand the customs and characterus tucs of the early Romans Offucers are Presudent Art Brenner Vuce Presudent Duanne Muller FlR' r , te ght u x . . 4, cs , A ' - - Pat , .u , r s ell, La. s' Cru utall, .L ed. l ly H , - lu ' T ' ue ' Lu , u . ' D , f l W .lnuugt-ru. KJ lr. lxlnry Luv - u s , . A ' He :le ' ' so , Q ' 1, Turn hl. Nr N' u 1 1, ' . 4 . . . I ' I . ' ' , ' , A one-act play entutled, The Christmas Awakening, ' I , I ' ' . - . , - ' f - I l I ' T - T ' ' tl - . , X- P N r ,Q 1 l - u X H N 1 J I 1 S tk .K .X I S r 1 5 1, . X I 'Q , , H f S s S S S if 1 1 - V -4 ,--- .2 f , - x 0 , , ,, K ,, V fl 7 -r 1-2 4' 'sq-3' P ,A ' ,, iff A 1 8 . FIR t C t ti 1 , , 4 - The Student Senate ot M H S spent a large part ot ITS TIFST year In organlzlng A commrt tee composed at representatives ot the vanous classes and clubs was chosen by the students to WVITG a workable CONSTITUTION THIS CONSTITUTION was accepted by the student body and thus a Student Senate came INTO operatuon tor the tIrst tlme at M H S One at the tIrst actIons ot the Senate was to adopt the new Alma Mater It IS also set tung up a suggeshon box and organlzung rules at order to govern the Senate At the tIme ot thIs wrItIng the many other actIons under study testnty to the need ot thus organIzatIon M Leonard McClarren IS theIr taculty advlsor The OTTICGFS ot the Student Senate are PresIdent Ann Patterson Vlce PresIdent ohn KIck Secretary Treasurer Larry Walt man Sergeant at arms llm Casey RST ROW Ictt to cnt Dors Wllams No ma jean Han a n Pattc son Lo so C a dal! janet Close and E clyn M cr SECOND ROW loh Kck Ha old Ackeret Ch ck MCB do IOC ass Cone H nle a and lm Casey THIRD ROW Bob W R h d W Markley 'W 4 C? The annual Prtnce ot Peace declamatuon contest was held In two local church on Arm Istuce Sunday There were eIght gIrls and two boys entered In thus contest backed by the Ohno CouncIl ot Churches and by the school speech department under the dIrectIon ot Mlss Ahart Those entered In the contest at the Presby terIan Church were janet MIller jlm Casey ludy Mast Io Ann Smlth and Dons Wtllnams FITST place went to Dons WIIlIams wnth lo Ann Smuth as alternate VTX Xfffy me Xfxfy 5 Those partIcIpatIng In the contest held at the Church of ChrIst were Kathryn Shank Margue Henderson ElaIne Drushell Lounse Crandall and on Snyder Those emergIng from thus contest were Ftrst place on Sny der Alternate Kathryn Shank DorIs and on went on to the county tlnals Later lon went on to the DISTVICT Funals where he lost out T ROW Ictt to ht 1 hryn Shank I Q A Candall EI1 0 Dushcll and D s WII m SECOND ROXV rn Casey M1 ge Hcntc son Io A mth uty 'lat Ion Snyder SPONSORED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 .ff ' ' ' T l , 1 , 'av ff It -- f .r ,., . l , X ' ' 1 ' 1 7' X .xo fl: 1 ' 5 , -- - f 1 9 . 1 P T I5 1 I' 'T ' Y 'J , . . , . rv . . A I I 1 l 1 V - ' . . . I T A A . ' ' Fl , rl' . I I I , r . n . A An r . uI r n , , v Ill . A - n I , r , u rt , . . . . Cr man, IJ c rs n. I 1, ' Elder, Larry Kuvkpatrtck. Larry altman, and In ar ctss ' Absent when ptfturc was taken, Sandra Wachtel and Betty Lou Z: -. E9 ' , . f ,x X I L A v i ' fl '- fx I F .f , V jg fm X If 1 A A lx- x N V. 1 ' f . ,fm pq V. I ,X l 16 A X A A l 'A 1-X , ' ' ,lt ' I l l N . 4 - ,. - ,Q I L cj, N T - f Q I 5 . . . . T , . I ' . I I I , . Q - . I . I. . . I U , 1 - - FIRS , mg KJ , :In t A Illcr, Lourse ' I ' ' ' ' r , .In r , or: i I3 s . II . fr I r r , nn S I , It N 5. and -fi LEFT TO RIGHT Furs! row Ann Patterson Roberta Moyer Junuor Lemmon Loulse Crandall SECOND ROW Marlean Mast Vrrgrnra Anderson Marlorre Hunter Elaune Drushell Margery Henderson Loretta Lltteral Janice Suver Mary Lou Henderson Jack Uhl Nancy Dunahugh Warren Levengood Jay Halfhlll There are seventeen students who assist Mr Swaykus an the lnbrary The lrbrary rs very small and can not handle too many drtferent knnds of books lthas books the world The library IS used by all grades from seven through twelve The pralectronusts have wullmgly devoted their tnme and efforts to running the movie projector not only durrng school hours but outsrde of school as well Usually It rs possrble for them to work by schedule, but occasron ally they are called upon to run an unsched uled movue durung or outside school hours I-5 mi ill ix-'dxf LEFT TO RIGHT Flrst row Louus Ritchey Tom Bernard Chuck Groft Gerald Martrn Ernest Cline Darrell Muller Their dutles range anywhere from showing nature study fulms to the youngsters an grade school, to runnnng off fulms dealung wnth atomvc energy for the more advanced scrence students as F' 7 . , ' 'Q 'Y Q L- -L 'E 4? Q: X ' ' fs., f , , -s A 1 T ' ff .lg ' . ' ' ' ,Vis T LW, ' .r L-T 55 - Tix, Z JW' .A T Norman, Mrl Paul Swavkus. THIRD ROW: lkathleen on Sporfs trove' Crafts heolfhl drama ond f IC ' , 4 tr C f A r T' A ' .n l VZ f ...f 1 , s - 5. h X T X x ' i A rf X- X' x Xt .. ,sl . ' A W - . 1 -'N , l , ' N L .1 f , I r . asia UL- 'JL Plwm, The junior class entertained the Senior class and faculty with the annual banquet and prom. The banquet was served at the Lutheran Church, May ll, l95l at 6:30 P. M. The invocation was given by Reverand K. R. Roberts, preceding the dinner. Gene Henderson, junior class President, welcomed the seniors and faculty and presented Miss McCabe with ci gift in appreciation for all her splendid help and assistance that made the prom a success. Bill Shonk, Senior class President, gave the response. Mr. Thomas ended it with a humerous speech about each senior. After the banquet the members of the two classes and their guests danced to the music of Bill Yates and his orchestra. The theme Mexican Fiesta was carried out in the decoration of the high school gym. Gay Mexican colors transformed the gym into a colorful night spot. The Sopho- more bartender and waiters circulated thru the crowd and the headwaiter showed the couples to their tables. As the dance came to an end, balloons floated to the floor from the center of the ceiling. After the dance everyone was invited to jacqueline Blum's home for shows and breakfast. ' if Jnplaq. vp- 'A ri v . if f, - 341 if if W if .li rg, . .f if rf v .g , 5, .1 .yf L? Directed by Mr. Eugene Veverko The junior Class Play was presented on Thursday and Friday, November 15 and 16, 1951. lt was a three-act comedy based on the silly antics of a scatterbrained teenager. When she found her father's secretary giving him a friendly kiss, she imagined all sorts of drastic things. As a result of her wild im- agination, her father lost his job and a chance for a junior partnership in the law firm. just as they were about to become poverty stricken, her. boy friend, Haskell Cummings, saved the day. In the end her father had his partnership and every one was happier. The play was a big success and the auditorium was filled to capacity. Ha rry Graves ...... joe ................... Grace Graves Hilda .............. Lois Graves ..... judy Graves ....... Fuffy Adams ..... j. B. Curtis ...... Ellen Curtis ....... CAST .....Larry Waltman ..........Robert Close ........joAnne Smith ..........Betty Fisher .....Nancy Norman ..........janet Miller jeanette Waltman ............Robert Miller Willis Reynolds ....... Barlow Adams ............ Western Union Boy Merrill Feurbach Sterling Brown ...... Albert Kunody ...... ......Kathryn Shank ..............john Kick ........Harold Miller ........Louis Ritchey .......Thomas Bernard Tommy Arbuckle .... Charles ................. ....Donald Stafford ..........Larry Miller .......Robert Martin ................john Schie Henry ............................... Haskell Cummings .john McCluggage .......Robert Burkey junior director: Doris Williams f w lt, May, lv..-f Lyu.'lz.J ll.-. .A ...LA Jaflww, UZ. jim Blade The senior class play was held on April and 25 i952 The curtains were opened at 8 OO p m before a filled auditorium The title role of Father of the Bride was played by Tom Uhl, The other leading parts of the bride herself her groom-to-be and her mother were filled by Elaine Drushell Gerald Martin and Ann Patterson respectively, Mr, Banks ....,..,............,,......,.........,... Mrs, Banks .....,e. Kay Banks ...,..... Ben Banks ........, Father of the Bride is the hilarious story of a wedding a riotous series of incidents that occur in a family from the time a daughter an nounces her engagement up to the moment when the ceremony itself is to begin with the brides father so exhausted and bankrupted that he can barely escort his daughter down the aisle. Directed by Mr Eugene Veverko Tom Uhl Patterson ............,v.....,.s,Elaine Drushell ......,.,..,,...,.,Larry Kirkpatrick Tommy Banks ..,,...,..............,...,. joe Grossman Buckley Dunstan ............cY.......s,. Gerald Martin Buzz Taylor .,,.,, Peggy Swift ...,...,...,,,...,....,.,,. Delilah ...........,.., ....,...,....,,,...ACharles McBride ...Sondra DeWitt ..........c.,,.....,.Louise Crandall Miss Bellamy .,,........,,.........c...,.,,,, judith Mast Mrs Massoula .....,.....,,........,.........,., jon Snyder oe ,.........,....,,.............A.s..s,..........,,..... jack Uhl Mrs. Pulitzki .,......,.........,.........w... jacaue Blum Red .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.s,s..,,,,,s,,,.. .,s,,.. j ay l-lalfhill Pete .s,s,,..,,.s,,.....,.s,..v,...,,,.cY........,..... jim Casey Tim's Man ......,.....e,..,...,.,...,...., junior Lemmon junior director: Kathleen Dunahugh SEPTEMBER Labor Day School beglns Prevlew game wnth Frederrcktawn at Loudonvllle we won 6 O Rlttman ftherel we lost 6 26 Navarre ltherel we won lO 2 Fzrst Lyceum Program an Impersonator Dalton lherel we won l3 O OCTOBER l-lomecomung we beat Belleville 26 O Mass Sandra DeWxtt was crowned queen at the dance after the game Lyceum Program a chalk artlst Fredrxcktown ltherel we won 33 O Furst sux week ended Orrvllle lherel we won 7 6 Teachers conventlon at Cleveland Hurrah' no school Danvllle ltherel we won 42 7 NOVEMBER Loudonvulle lherel we lost 2l O The Tru Hu Y Club sponsored a dance after the game Lyceum Program a Mexican quartet Football banquet at the Methodust Church Prunce ot Peace Contest Armustlce Day No school 16 unnor Class Play unlor Mlss 26 Thanksglvlng vacation Second sux weeks ended Flrst basketball game ot the eason eromesvllle lherel we won 6l 34 Lyceum Program an acrobatuc team Urnchsvnlle lherel we lost 29 52 DECEMBER l-layesvulle ltherel we won 65 45 Rnttman lherel we lost 36 59 Shreve ltheref we won 6l 54 The Thesplan Troop put on the one act play A Chrlstmas Awakening for the P T A Game wnth Wooster was cancelled be cause of bad weather Program presented by the dance band was lnterrupted because of snow Begnnnung ot Christmas vacation We got an extra week because of snow of, fumta, IANUARY End of Chrnstmas vacatlon Dalton lherel we won 45 4l Wooster lherel we lost 34 76 Orrvnlle lherel we won 43 33 Baltuc lherel we won 62 55 Doylestown ltherel we lost 58 64 Flrst semester ended Berlln lherel we lost 44 47 Ruttman ltherel we lost 56 6l Lyceum Program ugo slav quartet Sugarcreek lherel we won 57 45 FEBRUARY Sensor Scholarshlp Tests were glven Wooster ltherel we lost 3l 64 Danville lherel we won 74 64 Loudonvulle lherel we lost 4l 56 Orrvalle ltherel we won 50 44 No school because of :cy roads Washlngton s bnrthday no school Trl H: Y Sprung Formal Furst Lenten servlce Sax weeks ended MARCH 7 Mlxed Chorus reluglous concert l2 Lenten servlce l9 Lenten servuce 2l The sensors sponsored a dance The muslc was turnlshed by the school dance band 26-Lenten servlce 28 G A A All star game APRIL 2 Prelnmlnary Dlstrnct State Scholar shlp Tests County Band Concert lO Lenten services We had movies every mornnng Good Frlday Easter vacatuon Sprung Musuc Festlval 25 Sensor Class Play Father of the Brrde MAY Final Dlstrlct State Scholarshlp Tests were glven at Wooster lunlor Sensor Banquet and Prom Hn Y Formal Baccalaureate Commencement Last day of schoolll 3- . 2- A ' . 5- ' . 4- , - . 7- ' ' ' 8- , - . ' , -. 11- ' , A - . l4-A , - A 15- A , - . 22- , 4, I8- , - . 24- A - ' . l8- ' . 234- , -. 22- ' , - A 25-' , - . 28- --l - 29- , - . A , 1- ' ' ' . 8- - . 1- 1 l2- ' , - . 5-M A ' - ' 12- ' ' , . 8- 7 f -' l8-- ' I , U -, 15- A I ' - t ' l9- - 20- ' A . , 227 A I 4 25- ' , - , 22-, -- -- ' 'Q ' 27- A A . 29- ' . 2- U' A , - , - - A 5-Lenten service. U ' 8- ' i . ' 11- ' ' . - f ' l2- ' ' . . . 'I5l- A ' A l Il' ' ' IIA 1 - . 22- - A ' . ' ' ' ' 23- ' . 27- ' s . I . , , . 28 I A , Q - . - f ' 3l- ' ' s I - I ' 3- 4 . 11- ' - ' A 4,- ' , h l8- ' ' ' . p' ' I I - l itll ' gl 11- X, - , - l3- ' A A - . ' 3- ' ' A - - l4- ' - ' . . 9- A - ' . l4- l6- '- . ' , l8- . l7- A A A A , l9- . . 23- .. Qf 5's L A CHEMISTRY IANITORS 5,3-,, .7 . I ', . +3-r' DRIVING I rw-f ,n fp '4 CAFETERIA MUSIC BUS DRIVERS U3 ., ,:lt'l1' 'I rx 5, 'I jipf31wQ? - . . .0 r DEMOCRACY gd - DEPART FF NN i ENGLISH MATHEMATICS ME ECONOMICS ls X TYPING MENTS MANUA 5 17 L ARTS MECHANICAL DRAwlNG 65 PHYSICS J Q . I . ' Q , I - . a P 5: ,Y I ' in . ' V , I' E' . ' .M '1 I' ,fQf513QitI:5'.f':':'ff:Q. X A T I :iff t I I I I 55 I Z, f I Q I ' I . . 1 A I ,. A X A . '7 5 ', . 1 I . , Y 1 .33 ,424 I - HO 'gg f new 'L if L. N 'QV I S ' - 1 I -' I ' E . I ,.. J- , Q PM I We tlwe sensor class were snncerely sorry to near ot tne resugnatuon ot Superintendent V Brie gel l-le put many nours ot tnrne and ettort to better our scnool Mr Bnegel who resigned February 25 V952 accepted a sumnlar posltuon at Clyde l-lawn Scnool ln Clyde Onto He nas served as the Mullersburg l-lnbn Scnool Superintendent tor the past four and one nalt years We were all sorry to see lVlr Brlegel leave and we wusln num rnucn success In nas new adrnnnnstra tive position . . f . L , . x . k Q . . rj f U V cj ' c When When When When When When When When When When CAN YOU REMEMBER'-'? on Snyder welghed lOO ? Louase Crandall was taller than Mary Lou Henderson? Kathleen Dunahugh got a B? Chuck McBr1de dudn t ask auestlons? joe Grossman had has haur cut? lacaue Blum dldn t have a car? Ann Patterson dldn t play a musical Instrument? ludy Mast dldn t go steady? Tom Gelb smlled? jnm Casey wasnt under the control of a gurl? ants Suver? When Marrlyn Reed kept a secret? When Bonnie Garver dldn t go wrth Dwught? When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When Sandra DeWutt went wlth Tom Uhl? Larry Kurkpatrlck was bashful? lack Uhl went steady? Tom Uhl drdn t exaggerate? Verla Smith wasn t boy crazy? Margery Schmndt had a luttle mouth? Gerald Martun had straught haur? ames Muller dldn t have an accent? Elaine Dru hell wa n t gettxng married? Warren Levengood didn t have a nlck name? Dorothy Muller talked? Dorls Lowther didn t have a boyfriend? Kathryn Fox was engaged to Forest? lay Halfhnll didn t brag? Verla Harford wore plgtalls? james Casey dldn t have a car? Gene Henderson wore knnckers? unlor Lemmon wasnt In the band? Kay Hodgeson dudn t go with Harvey Alice Snow was a blond? Darrell Muller dldnt blush? Dwlght Raymond drove 23 mules per hou Loretta Lltteral dldn t gnggle? Kathleen Schwartz dudn t have false teeth? Gene Low wasn t an all athletlcs Kenny Ackeret had a front tooth? Mary Lou Henderson wore hugh tops? .. l ' 1: ., 'I 4 , . l' - 'I ' I l ' v ' s 's '. ., . --1 'I l' - ., . ? . .,. ' C' r? . .,. .IA 1- 1 H I E E avi- CAST! MILLERSBURG CASTLE Telephone 303 303 N. Clay St. Millersburg, Ohio Compliments of Castle Nursing Homes Services rendered with kind affection and loving care to those who need it most. Owned by Theodore and Eileen DeHass COUNTRY CASTLE Telephone 5134-W R. D. 5 Wooster, Ohio X S'-.-. -...l T.f:' Congratulations to the Class ol 1952 Our smcere congratulatnohs to you for excellent hugh school career Our very best washes to you for continued success IH your vocatlon of the future THE FlXIBlE COMPANY I service to your school and your community during your Congratulatnons To The Class of AIRPORT INN MAXWELL BROTHERS AND COMPANY Congratulations The Class ot l952 Eighty sux years of Service HOTEL DINING ROOM Compliments to the Class of I952 FROM ELLIOTT-MYERS FUNERAL HOME Millersburg, Ohio Killbuck, Ohio To 70 jfmal Hama General Contractor To The Class 0f '52 Phone 389-R Millersburg, Ohio Compliments of HOLMES COUNTY COAL BLUE CRYSTAL MINE Killbuck Ohio BERLIN GENERAL STORE Shoes, Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries and Appliances Berlin Ohio Phone 3 1 CLYDE C MILLER GENERAL INSURANCE Commercial Bank Bldg MILLERSBURG OHIO Phone l9l CHRISTMAN MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile Sales and Service Residence 246l Apple Greek BERLIN HATCHERY Pure bred baby chicks Phone 201 Berlin Ohio 72 BIRD FARM SERVICE Allis Chalmers New Idea Farm Machinery General Tires Gulf Oil Products ZOO W ackson St Phone l93 R lvlillersburg Ohio Phone 308-R-lvlillersburg . l . - TO THE CLASS OF T952 THE BRIAR Hlll STONE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS Congratulatuons To The Class of 52 ITTNER WASTE MATERIAL Mlllersburg Ohlo Phone 66C- MILLERSBURG LUMBER COMPANY R C KACEY owner A complete bulldlng servlce Mnllersburg Ohio Phone 29 Congratulatnons To The Class Of 52 rom The QUALITY SHOPPE Paint and Wallpaper as our busnness not a sldelune Compliments ISALYS DAIRY PRODUCTS Luncheons Fountain Compliments PALMER OIL CO SERVICE STATION North Clay St Mullersburg Ohro Complxments of PM 144 Mullins somo SERVICE Mnllersburg Ohno 74 DeSoto and Plymouth Phone 9Oll Berlln Ohno A good place to trade ll ii I C I . , . . of O of ' , 1 D See MILLERSBURG FURNITURE COMPANY OI' Carpets Furniture an Appliances Phone 307 Compliments of ECONOMY GROCERY The Hume Of Quality Foods Phone 4l Millersburg Ohio Compliments of MILLER S GULF SERVICE Congratulations Class of 52 From MAST S GARAGE Ohios Finest Small Town Theater RUSSELL S THEATER Millersburg The Best in Pictures While They re New Clean Comfortable Air Conditioned Congratulations Class of l952 SEESE SHOE STORE X RAY FITTING f , d I .. ., I Owen Miller Berlin, Ohio Millersburg, Ohio I in SINCLAIR as-V E O --1 i BOB AND IIM'S SERVICE 3 Owned and Operated by Bob Haun and jim Miller nuts 'Q ooooYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Hydroflating - Retreading - Repairing F E -I EQPI ,KF R Dry Cleaning The Best In Dry Cleaning Since 1921 MILLERSBURG, OHIO PHONE 43 117 W. IACKSON ST. .I TIDBALL'S Pontiac Sales Cf Service Phone 23R2 Used Car Lot Killbuck, Ohio Phone 369-S Millersburg, Ohio GMC Trucks NTI no 'of if Gkvybg 76 COMPLIMENTS OF DAY's RESTAURANT 'f7umm.q, Juice! Jovi Millersburg Ohio coNcRATuLATloNS MAST WELDING Om C pliments of And REPAIR Mullet Coal and Clay M M111er Motor Sales y C 4505 Mmes an The Holmes Llmestone .42 Best Wzshes To The Class Of 1952 ADAMS BANK IQ vias! Fred asf d Compliments of Will 's ars, Trucks, and Ieeps Co. Sohio Products ne - Benton, Ohio l V DIAI K 3 hs 'igs L 'ii f'-A- - '. . 2' F. v . i ul ' Q A 3 5 HOLMES COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION C g I' T Th tl52 PROGRESSIVE DISCOUNT n LOAN COMPANY Th tl52 HUFFMAN MOTOR SALES H C- HUFFMAN 8 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 Hummontree s Appliance HOLMESVILLE LUMBER HI ll Oh HUNTER FUNERAL HOME 8 Class o 9 Everything for the A d F d I-I To e Class o 9 May the Best Be Yours I o Sales and Service E llyY'llNdOUrS' Ivlillersbur , Oh' I- C A Q I d Compliments Of Compliments Of I INC' Millersbur , Ohio e5Vl 9 ' Ph IZ3 DEAL COMPLETE MARKET East ackson Street C H Ramsey Manager FREEDLANDER S SATISFACTION SINCE 1884 1951 IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY Wooster Chao HOLMES TRACTOR SALES Flrst un Holmes County Phone 397 HOFFMAN S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Drugs and Prescriptions Maul orders promptly filled Mnllersburg Ohno Compluments RICE CHADWICK RUBBER CO Extruded Products an Rlce Chadwick Shrelner Inc Shoe Soles Klllbuck Ohlo awww General Electric R C A Westunghouse Mullersburg Onno I I 1 - I Millersburg, Ohio of I d i KYB. , -... I . riff L. :ff-1 Q1 kv - Congratulations to the Class of '52 MOORE'S STORE O. V. Suver, Owner Compliments of MILLERSBURG ICE CO. ILLBUCK LEVATOR Save Food with Ice Grain Elevator Farm Equipment Phone 343 Millersburg Killbuck, Qhio Congratulations To C0n8 afUI3fi0 15 The Class of '52 T0 The CLASS OF 1952 Loqsdon Breeder H t h Q C ery Harry Iacob Agency Route 3 Millersburg, Ohio Miuefsbufg' Ohio 80. ,J I.. f 'f 7'-hw.,-,. QF.,- 4 ,1 if 5 , I1 . 'fr- . 6 D s.iGf'. A I 3 i v ' 'ri , 4 ,A , .1 ,- ,r - rf.- x ' 5 A Q -Af U N W. SHONK'S DAIRY Pasteurized Selected Dairy Products Ice Cream - Milk - Butter - Buttermilk Cottage Cheese - Sweet Cream l ii, kffi ln. fx 4? if .1 ' 1 ...-n-an STUDENTS OF MILLERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Every year of your life, we can be helpful to you . . . for MONEY and BANKING and DAILY LIVING are all interwoven. THE COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK M1llersburq Ohlo Th Ci ofi QUALITY CLOTHES B AandN BRE E BR THER BEAUTY SHOP NN R O S E Boyd ctncl Wurthmann BERLIN ELEVATOR VVV PHONE i5Fs b s4 1 J Congratulations Compliments To e ass 952 Of For I Men and oys l l6 . Liberty Street Wooster, Ohio Groceries, Meats, Lockers A a me Feed for Every Need Restaurant ne - - Berlin, Ohig Millers ur 58-G Berlin 3-M MAST ELECTRIC Compliments Of ERICIDAIRE REERIC-ERATORS AND RANGES Q WATER HEATERS ERICIDAIRE G MAYTAC WASHERS RESTAURANT Phone 90 Millersburg, Ohio Compliments Of Compliments Millersburq Beverage Of Company INN MAID PRODUCTS Bottlers of Quality Beverages Phone 323-G if-xCK and PAUL REINING K, H -- fb--Y-----una-.--.4-1 BLA DRUSHELL 6. MATHIE Phone 295 Marathon Service Station W. jackson St. Millersburg, Ohio J r ll, n .I 'n ' I U .f ,.. Z .. ..,-...,. - v . -4- -7 7' .. ,V N. Q' A Congratulations To The Class Ol 1952 Everythlnq ln Foods Glen Rhode Propr1etor Complurnents of NICK AMSTER S Wooster Oh o Where you H tnd all on one floor and unde one root the largest select on of men s C oth ang and tne sports ea n the state ot Oh o Hart Schaftne and Marx clothes Stetson and Lee hats Manhattan sh ts and Botany Sport wear Compluments Ot E D NEIKIRK COMPANY 'Sc and IOC Store L C HUSTON Manager Complnrnents of THE OHIO POWER COMPANY 84 Compliments Of NILEN BLACK INC Lrncoln Mercury Sales and Servnce Wooster Ohio Phone 44 If GI I I I I I , ' i , r , - i ' I f ' i w r i i , - If ' ' ' Q ir - I O COMPLIMENTS OF Badger, Pyers and Miller Cornell Shoes Clara's Beauty Shop R. M Close Carnahan's Sohio Service Domestic Film Products Dr james Elder Dr Adam Earney john Croft Zachman's Sohio Service, Killbuck, O Holmes Radio and Electric Dr Luther High Dr R T Householder and Dr R A Householder jewel Motors Dr Ralph Keller Lentus Cab Company Metzler Locker Service Martin's jewelry Millersburg Hardware Miksell Brothers Wooster Music Center Ralph and Clyde Miller Raber Shoe Repair Shop R Cr B Motor Sales Dr George Rumbaugh Stutzman's Motor Sales Smith Rest Home Dr Neven Stauffer Dr Donald Weber Dr Lloyd Wolfe Complnments Of NORTH END GROCERY Compliments Of THE 0HIO GAS Dealer ln Red and White Foods Stenhouse RGd1O 6. TeleV1S1OI'1 Best Wishes to the Class of 52 Radio Electrical Appliances Telewslon W E Schrock Roohnq PHONE 239Y Mlllersburg Ohio Hillcrest Drive ln, Wooster A. S. Wengerd Slate Company Lower Your Cost of Dressing Well Y-999685 Y, D E P T S T O R E Mlllersburq Oh1o Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Compliments of TAYLOR CS HOSMER Your Satest Shoe Store Wooster Ohio Sandler Sportsters G' Cobblers WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE GEORGE L MRAZ Owner Millersburg Ohio IOHN A WYNNE INC Ford Cars and Trucks Mlllersburg Ohlo Weavers Watch Shop ATLEE A WEAVER WATCHES CLOCKS Sales Repair Millersburg Ohio Compliments of WWST Your DAILY RECORD Stcrtlon 86 WOOSTER OHIO BASTIAN BROS CO Rochester N Y Designers and ProduCers t High SChoo1 jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements Name Cards M Geo ge Roth 3181W165th St Cle elond 11 Oh o O I I O I O , Compliments of I I , . . ' o ll ll I l', I' 1 ' u' v , I Compliments of WHITE'S FLOWERS When It's Flowers Say It W1th Ours F T D Member Phone 136 Mlllersburq Ohlo Complzments of NORMAN S BAKERY SN P