Monroe School - Pilot Yearbook (Plumwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

X Dedzcatzon As the Senlor Class of 1954, we w1sh to take th1s opportunlty f acknowledglng the loyal support and helpful co operat1on of our parents W1thout thelr help we would never have atta1ned the helghts to Wh1Ch we have tllmbed To them we gratefully ded1eate th1s ed1t1on of THE PILOT and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs John Underhlll Russell Cornwell Lawrence Shoemaker Ernest Purdum John Lamm1 Roger Warfel Edward Shy Albert Glass Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. John Becker Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Q-09 La A aw. FACULTY MR. WILLIAM FIFE HIGH SCHOOL ..... Cedarville COLLEGE ........ Cedarville B.S. Education PET PEEVE ..... Dislikes Smart Elecs HOBBY ........ Boating M S HELEN ROUDEBUSH HIGH SCHOOL Columbus Grove COLLEGE Ohio State B S Agriculture PET PEEVE People who won t work HOBBY Sewing MR AUSTIN BURNHAM HIGH SCHOOL London COLLEGE Ohio St1te University HOBBY Gardening PET PEEVE Blocked Parked Cars , 4 I g , , ......, . L I - nf' 'X 4 KM ....,. 3 kx I V -Q 'ff-, 2 A f 'U' . 9 i Ji,g -. we W L .. Q. f I I Y' j W ACULTY MR. GORDON OXLEY SUPERINTENUENT HIGH SCHOOL Athens 0h10 COLLEGE 0h1o Un1vers1ty HOBBY Sports, Stamp Collegting PET PEEVE Students who use offxce door for a crylng post M S BETTY PUCKETT HIGH SCHQOL Oak Grove COLLEGE Wlttenburg Cedarvxlle HOBBY Horse back r1d1ng PET PEEVE Students who won t study MISS CONSTANCE OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL M9ChHD1CSbUTg 0h1o COLLEGE Wlttenburg, Northwestern HOBBY Watchlng Televxsxon PET PEEVE People who won t practlce Elementary Teachers FIRST GRADE TEACHER M1ss Bertha Llttler HOBBY Crochetlng COLLEGE Wlttenberg HIGH SCHOOL Monroe PET PEEVE Magazlnes that do not have all the pages numbered or have them numbered 1n the wrong places SECOND GRADE TEACHER Mrs Frank Rothwell HOBBY Puzzle Fan COLLEGE W1ttenberg H Cedarvllle HIGH SCHOOL London PET PEEVE Puzzles that don t have all the p1eces THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES TEACHER Mrs John Crouse HOBBY Sewlng COLLEGE Musklngham 8 New Concord Colleges HIGH SCHOOL Malta Hlgh McConnelsv1lle PET PEEVE People that blte the1r nalls FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES TEACHER Mrs Fredrlck Pfleeger HIGH SCHOOL Sprlngfleld COLLEGE Wlttenberg Q Oh1o State Un1vers1ty HOBBY Sewlng PET PEEVE People that w1ll not adm1t when they are wrong SUPERINTENDENT G E OXLEY . . . , . . , J? DOIN JUNER DOROTHY SHOEIAKER AGE 17 BRIGHT 5 7 WEIGHT 130 EYES Hazel HAIR Blonde LIKES Tall Boys DISLIKES Short Men AIBITION Secretary SONG Love Every Moment You L1ve NICKNAME D01n PASTIM Sleepxng ACHIEVEM NTS M1xed Chorus 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Carnxval Dizzy Baton, Yearbook Staff Orange L Black Flyers Staff Class Play 4 DELORES JUNE UNDERHILL AGE 18 HEIGHT 5 4 WEIGHT 124 EYES Blue HAIR Brownette LIKES Farmer Don DISLIKES Shopworker J1m AMBITION To Get New Home Bu1lt FAVORITE SONG Rhumba Boogxe NICKNAME Juner FAVORITE PASTIME Drxvxng A Cnr ACHIEVEMENTS-Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls' Chorus 1,2 3 Class Play 4 Orange Q Black Flyer Staff Year- book Staff Carnival Dizzy Baton. , W 'N 1 g H LEN LOUISE CORNWELL AGE 17 HEIGHT 5 4 WEIGHT 106 EYES Blue HAIR Brown LIKES Typxng Stencxls DISLIKES Struts ' AMBITION To Be A Segretary CORNY' HWASHELN Q 5, ks ,jf 1 5 455 1 L x Ln.-' SONG You Alone NICKNAME Corny PASTIM Boys ACHIEVEM NTS Mlxcd Chorus G1r1s Chorus, 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff Orange L Black Flyer Staff Class Play 4 Carn1val D1Lzy Baton JANET ARLENE WARFEL AGE 17 HEIGHT 5'45H WEIGHT 140 EYES Blue HAIR Blonde LIKES Tall Dark Ha1red Men DISLIKES Hotdogs AWBITION Secretary SONG HSeven Lonely Daysu NICKNAME Ywashelu PASTIME Croquet1ng ACHIEVEMENTS-G1rls' Chorus 1,2,3, MIXED CHORUS 1,2,3, Carnival, Dizzy Baton, Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff, Orange E Black Flyer Staff. xl 5 .4 ' xr DEADEYE JOHNNIE G? 1 , X Q llljwulx . X 1' 'X r AGE-18 WEIGHT-170 HEIGHT-6' EYES-Hazel HAIR-Blonde g,,f LIKES Hotrods DISLIKES Classes AMBITION Baseball Player SONG Gamblers Gu1tar PASTIM Rambl1n Around NICKNAME Deadeye ACHIEVEMENTS Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Play 3,4 D1zzy Baton Carn1val, Yearbook Staff Orange M Black Flyer Staff JOHN DAVID LAMMI K I ..- D Xxx AGE 19 WEIGHT 170 HEIGHT 5 ll EYES Blue HAIR Brown LIKES Tlght Sklrts DISLIKES Teachers AMBITION To Do Noth1ng SONG Mule Traln PASTIME Slceplng NICKNAM Johnn1e ACHIEVEM NTS Carnlval Yearbook Staff Class Play 4 JOHN MILLARD GLASS 3 H PERK RENE MAE MARY ANN BECKER AGE-18 WEIGHT-118 HEIGHT-5'4H HAIR-Brown EYES-Blue LIKES-Air Force Men DISLIKES-Smart Elecs AWBITION-Get To Porta Rico SONG-HCaribbeanU NICKNAM HPerkH PASTIM Argulng Wxth B111 ACHIEVEMENTS Cheerleader 1 2 Class Play 4 G1r1s Chorus 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 D1zzy Baton Carnlval Yearbook Staff, Orange H Black Flyer ELIZABETH IRENE PURDUM AGE 18 HEIGHT 5 4 WEIGHT 124 EYES Blue HAIR Brown LIKES To S1ng DISLIKES To Work AMBITION To Get M1rr1ed SONG Dear John NICKNAME Rene Mae PASTIME Llstenlng to RAGIO ACHIEVEMENTS Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 1 2 3 4 Drzzy Baton Carn1va1 Llass Play 4 Orange L Black Flyer staff Yearbook Staff 4-X ? 7-JR ANNA LEE SHY AGE 17 WEIGHT 140 HEIGHT 5 8 EYES Blue HAIR Brownetto LIKES Tall Mfn DISLIKES Short Boys AMBITION To Own A Lnr SONG Sweet Mwmmi PASTIME Goxng Wlth George NICKNAME Slann1e LLL ALHIEVEM NTS M1X0d Lhorus I 2 3 G rls Lhorus 1 P 3 Lwrnxvwl D117y Buton Edxtor of Oxxngc Q Black Flycr 1ff ixbxok btiif L1 S Plxy SLANNIE LEE Monroe School Songs My Monroe Hlgh School My Monroe H1gh School I m glad you re my school Your fame can t be denled Your d1m walls are my pr1de Your players loyal We ll call them royal So here's to M H S My Monroe H1gh, My Own Ha1l Monroe H1gh School Noble and Stron Ha1l Monroe Hlgh School To thee w1th loyal hear s, we ra1se our song Swelllng to heaven loud, our praises r1ng Ha1l Monroe H1gh School, for thee we sing Hall Monroe H1gh School, Gu1de of our youth Lead the thou students on, to l1ght and truth Ne'er shall thy sp1r1ts d1e, Thy walls decay Ha1l Monroe H1gh School, for thee we pray ,I iQsNN- SSS U ' 1 9 -' ..... . 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Class Poem Now we are the Seniors A very jolly group And into our misdmeanors We shall take a snoop Now Mary Ann Becker Is really quite a girl Just because Ottmon dates her Other boys don't even get awhirl Irene Purdum, she ll really go places If lt 1S for nothlng else But to meet, Nlce, new fr1endly faces Helen Lou1se Cornwell IS a cute l1ttle tr1ck And at typ1ng stenclls She s really mlghty qulck Now Janet Warfel s golng to Wlttenburg to get a b1g degree And 1f she ever teaches at Monroe Th1s I e got to see June Underhlll, she may become a Model unless of course, She gets so fat That John N1te Very she can hardly waddle D Lamml, 1S really qulte owl But there 1S one th1ng n1ce about h1m You never hear h1m growl John Glass who really llkes to tease Except when he s around the glrls He never never seems Very much at ease Dorothy Shoemaker whose very Smart and 9185516 When she s all wound up She s a real gone 11SS16 Axna Lee Shy she rlngs up A blg No Sale Could lt be George Calef 2 Wt shxn t ioxget ou1 parents Who bxought us thxough so gallantly ops 111 thelr cifol Hive tulncd out happlly Annx Loc I , . , . . , . , . 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By 1 1 Shy Class H :story The Sen1ors of 1954 started through the1r long twelve years 1D 1942 The five that surv1ved together through all twelve years are as follows Janet Warfel, Irene Purdum, Mary Ann Becker, John Lamm1, and Helen Cornwell C0m1Dg later 1D the s1xth grade was June Underh1ll, Anna Lee Shy, Jonas Frey, Clarence Frey, and 1U the Sophomore year John Glass Freshman Year We were looking forward to our initiation, wh1ch occurred on October 5 The Seniors gave us a rough time, making us wear long underwear and a few other odd looking p1eces of c1oth1ng Later that n1ght we were shown a nice t1me at a we1ner roast at Purdum's farm CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Dav1d Lamm1 VICE PRESIDENT Helen Cornwell SECRETARY TREASURER Mary A Becker NEWS REPORTER Janet Warfel Sophomore Year Nothing much happened th1s year We settled down to a year of hard work and study We all agree w1th that CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Dav1d Lamm1 VICE PRESIDENT Mary Ann Becker SECRETARY TREASURER June Underhlll NEWS REPORTER Anna Lee Shy Junior Year We ordered our class r1ngs, and were anx1ous to get them We were Junlor Sen1or Banquet at Fettrows where we had an engoyable eVeD1Dg Later most of the Jun1ors and Sen1ors and the1r dates went to Columbus to a late mov1e Th1s year the Frey boys left us and moved to M1nnesota CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Dav1d Lamm1 VICE PRESIDENT Mary Ann Becker SECRETARY Anna Lee Shy TREASURER John Glass NEWS REPORTER Irene Purdum Sen1or Year Around the f1rst of October we had Freshman 1n1t1at1on The Sen1ors were in1tiated to the extent that they took home w1th them, the odor of Limburger Cheese Other aCt1V1t1eS th1s year were, Jun1or Sen1or Banquet, Senior Dance, Sen1or Class Play, and last of all commencement and graduatlon CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Anna Lee Shy VICE PRESIDENT John Dav1d Lamm1 SECRETARY John Glass TREASURER Dorothy Shoemaker NEWS REPORTER Irene Purdum By Helen Lou1se Cornwell ' 9 9 very much pleased when we received them in January. This year we had our Class W111 We the Sen1or Class of Monroe School, c1ty of Plumwood, county of Madlson, commonwealth of the state of Oh1o, be1ng of sound m1nd and memory do make publ1sh, and declare, th1s our last w1ll and testament, ln the manner and form as follows We, as Sen1ors, leave the follow1ng to the rema1n1ng classes To the Jun1ors, we leave our s1ncere w1shes that you have a wonderful Sen1or year and tr1p Also we leave you the hlghest honor, that of leavlng the Sen1or room as your own To the Sophomores, we leave our ab1l1ty of cutt1ng classes w1thout gettlng caught To the Freshmen, we leave you w1th more pr1v1leged years ahead of you and s1ncerely w1sh that you all become Senlors To the teachers, Mrs Puckett, Mrs Roudebush, M1ss Ogden, Mr Oxley, Mr F1fe, Mr Burnham, we leave our deepest grat1tude for the1r pat1ence and efforts wh1ch have made our class the success that lt 1S We know that we w1ll be sadly m1ssed, but we hope they w1ll be able to carry on w1thout us and not let the1r grlef get the best of them Mary Ann Becker w1shes to w1ll her pretty even wh1te teeth to Janet O1ler, so she can g1ve everyone a n1ce sm1le Anna Lee Shy w1shes to w1ll her ab1l1ty of danclng to Larry N1xon, Jerry Llghtle, and J1mmy M1ller so they can make good use of the Sen1or Prom next year Dorothy Shoemaker w1shes to w1ll her pretty brown ha1r to anyone who 15 crazy enough to take lt Irene Purdum w1shes to w1ll her qu1etness to V1Ck1 Spachner, so she can get better grades 1D conduct Helen Cornwell w1shes to w1ll her th1nness to Betty Howsmon, so she can be a new Monroe H1gh Cheerleader Janet Warfel w1shes to w1ll her ab111ty of worklng Algebra to Marcella so she can be an A student Delores Underh1ll w1shes to w1ll her 25 1nch wa1st l1ne to Barbara Foulk, so she won t have to waddle John Dav1d Lamm1 w1shes to w1ll h1S tallness to MarV1n Yutzy John Glass w1shes to w1ll h1s curly ha1r to Dav1d Van Dyke We hope that the part1es ment1oned above w1ll benef1t from th1s our last w1ll and testament and remember us forever By Delores Underhlll 1 ! . , . ' 1 I Class Prophecy It 1S now the summer of 1974 My Job 1S to 1nterv1ew all k1UdS of people LOOk1Dg over my notebook of 1nterest1ng subjects, the f1rSt that I not1ce 1S the class of 1954 So here I am Startlng on the most famous of all M H S Classes The f1rSt name on the 11st 1S June Adams CUnderh1llJ She and her husband Duke l1ve on a farm 1D B1g Pla1n, Oh1o Wh1le I was 1nterv1ew1ng June, the door flew open and 1n came the sweetest set of tw1ns I had ever seen She told me she had named them Punk and Ell1ot I wonder where she ever got such names as that? Maybe she was remember1ng her Sen1or Year at Monroe H1gh School and that w1ener roast at Mad1SOD Lake For my next 1nterv1ew I have to travel to New York C1ty John Glass certa1nly surpr1sed me, because now he owns a fur salon on F1fth Avenue 1D New York In sp1te of all h1s money he st1ll dr1ves that l1ttle 3 Ford w1th the one cardboard w1ndow John has a lot of g1rls to take care of h1s money and I th1nk he has h1S eye set on the one w1th those t1ght sk1rts that he l1kes so well Irene Purdum 1S the head Model at Glasse s Fur Salon, and I m1ght say a very pretty one She must have gotten over her shyness now, because she f1nally marrled her ch1ldhood sweetheart J F and I th1nk she spends a lot of t1me travel1ng between New York and Motley, M1nnesota Does anyone know who J F 1S9 All at once someth1ng shoots before me so fast that all I can see 1S a streak of smoke As lt slows down a l1ttle, I see that lt 1S John D Lamml, now a famous JET PILOT and what should I see hang1ng on to the ta1l of the plane s1ng1ng, You ll never get away? None other than Marcella Underhlll It S about t1me to g1Ve up k1d' My next 1DterV1eW takes me to the w1lds of Puerto R1co where we f1nd Mary Ann Becker as a great woman explorer She 1S now the leader of a famous tr1v1al group called the 'Man Hunters She also tells me that all men are tame and she wants a w1ld one? Janet Warfel 1S 1n Iowa bus1ly teach1ng school, and try1ng so hard make the l1ttle ones learn the ABC S when she's really th1nk1ng about the new SC1eDCe teacher over 1D the next bu1ld1ng Next I'm off to Cal1forn1a to see Helen Cornwell Local gOSS1p 13 that Helen S dO1Dg very well for herself I f1nd her b3Sk1Dg 1D the sun and wr1t1ng a book ent1tled, Ten Easy Ways to Catch A Man CONTINUED ES V . . . . . . , . , 1 . , . . , . ' ' ' VV I If . ' . . . , , ' ' W I ll . . . . . to - g . . q - . l . . l ' ' ' Y' VI fe , O Prophecy con tmu ed It's gett1ng very late, so off I go to Big Plain aga1n Here we fxnd Anna Lee Shy, who 1S a secretary for a handsome Dr G Kale She 1S typlng very bus1ly and every now and then st1ck1ng people with needles 1f the doctor orders it She seems to have great fun chas1ng people w1th those needles just to be safe I had better get out Look1ng at my notebook, I see I have only one more person 1D th1s class I travel to Indiana, where I find Dorothy Shoemaker and her husband John Beedy running a very fine '1ayout, the Be Shoe Funeral Home Rumors going around say that people are Just dying to get in to their place 'fi' if! ra 0 CORNY .JANET IRENL ANNA LEE 5 41 X i JOHN DAVID MARY ANN M164 17 I umors President Marcella Underhill V1ce President Janet Oiler Secretary Treasurer Gene1eve Shy MARCELLA UNDERHILL JANET OILER GENEIEVE SHY ROGER COLLIER MARY HAYES DOROTHY GLASS EVERETT BOYD KATHLEEN PURDUM JERRY LIGHTLE 'Q 1 I JAMES MILLER PEGGY WALTERS LARRY NIKON n 1 - + . , , A CHARLES OILER TOM REED ,N PATTY CONLEY WAYNE DILLION SOPH OM ORES President ......... Charles Oiler Vice-President .....,. Joe Sanders Q Secretary ......... Tom Reed News Reporter Betty Howsmon W JOE SANDERS BETTY HOWSMON ALAN DILLION -s.. gr JONAS FRALEY VICKI SPACHNER NANCY STREATOR DAVID VAN DYKE 1 pnas-ns .5 . g J',aAD ' 35 f?Qh .iig q a Y 1 XR A2333 :zblv ST . Qc T5 A gf fig, Fi: ' Eff? xt K, - M f 'T 7 AJ A EW ss , V? , ' ..Y , QQ .,.' Q- 1 J fi' Q,.I.',:',. -I MADGE GALLIMORE ,fini '7 Q MARY PURDUM DAVID FOOCE JOAN PFLEEGER BOB ZIMMERMAN ABSENT CHARLES CORDIAL JAM S HARSH EDWARD DILLION RONNIE SMITH 'asf LUCILLE SHOEMAKER f Kia. , N v ,L . .Q f . s, A ,fl is fi . i Lf' Z AV,lh , 5 . M . - Q A RA ,,av HELEN SMITH Pi. sl ANITA SHY DELORES PUCKETT .I DIANE SPACHNER ZZ FRESHMEN President ......... Helen Smith Vice-President ....... Patty Zimmerman Secretary Treasurer B111 Conway News Reporter Jack Edwards 'EBV EILLEEN KRONK BARBARA UNDERHILL AX! JOY DILLION PATTY LIMMERMAN ,ss- ,fhsf PATSY PHILLIPS JOY NEWMAN i 'wa 1:7 HELEN ROUDEBUSH ,dv ....... M 429 A xr W -.., A 'wr ' 1 ,.-V x Q gg A N 1 Xi s W. A, X X -5 , . .N M Q 4? ' '+ .L,, 1 J . RETHA BECKER -an os..- I BILL CONWAY Yi! ff 4' V MARVIN MCCALLA f::' BARBARA FOULK FAIRYE GLASS Qa- JACK EDWARDS LARRY HATC EER 4- MARVIN YUTZY DONALD FOOCE ABSENT R ICHARD NEWBERRY 'T' , . I 1 1 L x Q . .Hifi xy 'V ' I Mya, 5,337 X L Q2 X lg- 1 ' iii ,, iR ,f f A 'n ry . . ? -ka Iv 7 '-M 2 L1 A . YE .,:rr, x . ee' 4 ,ff , A di' af N AIILE PAUVER Q -.-n-ullU'5H!U EDWARD SMITH 3 PHYLIbb LATRON hw mr LARRY KNOX Q5 PATTY ARMLNTROUT Z4 Eighth Grade President Secretary Tre News Reporter SHIRLEY ZIMM RMAN ROBERT LITTLER PATTY OILER ,- IK wry l Af-ll MELVIN HAMILTON Alice Fauver Knox Vice President Jerry asurer Sh1r1ey Zimmerman Charles Streator CHARLES STREATOR RUTH PURDUM RONALD DUNCAN Q6 40 '1J' DIXIL BLENTLINGER LHLR MR W P L JERRY KNOX 15 NORMA CRISP mugs DONALD DUNCAN MAXINE PINLLY RONALD NLWBLRRY - . . . Q . . '- ii in ' .... ' usb ,555 scar . ....... All A 4. 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' Q ,nm .- H f y , , X WILLIAM PRATT RONALD SCHEIRING JOHN UNDERHILL 4'-G: Wallin as 'mi' -I wk an PRED JOHNSON JUDY MUSTARD GARY LEALH 4-at Q' Wai 4 I' f 1 7 ELI PLANK STEVEN NEWMAN L NDA THOMAS ' f Q 3 , . ' A I I O1 1 q , M L, 2- 4, -D X -fi gi A l hifi I W5 , 1 A I fd . ll Sixth Grade ff-il as 'K QQQ sv- Q'-4 117 fi 'Pvt 3 CARRIC HAYES ROSE PURDUM DONALD KNOX ,ifws BETTY FOOCE MARY JOHNSON 'US 1 J 5 'EJ JOHN LINDIG LUCKIE COLLIER ALICE HAYES H7 JAMES MQGRAW RUTH BLUMENSCHEIN CHARLOTTE KNOX '5 BEVERLY BOYD af 14 CARL OILER 1 G . D ,WJ E Q E X L A f 45 M I V11 A - A 49 . -, V N . R I A ,I E' V Y l LQ' fima -fi! f V' V .xt A N, .W . .15 A W' ,, A Lf ff H' A W 'if I-f A I -J I i Qi X -D ff 4 Lk , :tl A 1 i . YE . lt.-:.L.hE:? E4 f Frith Grade Alb If 'HY MARY SMITH MARTHA PLANK T? me CAROL MUSTARD DORIS BLUMENSCWEIM 'Nl LEAH BELLE GLASS BARBARA HOWSMON CAMERA SHY BRENDA NELbON 36. 'Sd 1'--v Q' 4 KATHLEEN HARSH N4 BETTY SHY U M kb Q Q N L Q 'M 'X Htx 81, L fp 'lf 04 A as 3' V ur . -Xa: LEWIS DURHAM MICHAEL LA 3 '-'V N . J in pn, DALE SANFORD F zfth Grade Cont 'U' naw -wx' -rar 1717 'GQ 'Sv' is 1 JAMES PUCKETT RICHARD REED A '53 CHARLES TATMAN CAMERA SHY WENDELL AUSTIN DONALD DURHAM xii 3 ULE ALFRED PLANK CW Af GARY UNDERHILL 0 .4 .. Q1 yk A, , 'A Q ,' f 11,2 .,ff Q 'Nfl' gi A ha fs' A ' C x if ff ag A LJ V . 1 . . VK ' 1,49 I' V w, if V ,f L 4 9 L I i,v?f na . iiEEiII.I'l.5 ww Q iii 5, AE' V nv -4' , ffm, I X I 5-pl .fwa - W QV' . A K, , wi'-7' I. 1' gk. E.. 5 , ,xf ',,. 9'1 1 , . Fourth Grade Aw A-9' I- 1 BEVERLY FOULK JANICE DILLION LEXIE COLLIER .f Q' NJ' -.N-3, E' TOM THOMAS MAX PHILLIPS ROBERT BOYD k RICHARD MLGRAW BOB LANKFORD TOM CATRON 'Z WAYNE LIMMERMAN PATRICIA FITZPATRICK 30 ' GARY LONG WILLIAM JOHNSON 1-YQ JERRY BLENTLINGER J- , A I gg ,L C' , . 5 .. I I Th li. Ia K ? I :V , y Qlie .E ui' ,-,W Ajvlg W' '- w i. 'E I -Qrbl I 6. 'g 3, JS EYQY ,,xQ: . I5 g.vuEwf?!qk. A ' L , ' - A A Thlrd Grade 'Y I ' 122 in . ',WflX I RONALD BYERLY FRANCIS FAUVER LESLIE HUNTER LINDA WALTERS Q-7 4-cd? 101 SHERRY LONG CHARLES KNOX IRENE MILLER THELMA HAYES f.. .,, 5 'Hx ,xv 3 JI Yr! DALE OILER MAX LINDIG JOE GRIFFITH BOBBY CRISP LARRY NEWBERRY BEVERLY LANKFORD X L- : xx K, Q 1 + Q 5 . , 4 . ,, 4,2jQ1,g,M 'VM A 'ff 'f I 1' X X 5 I I A K, I .ik w 4. J I :V X N I A Q SLN K Xgyx af- .asf I ,K P , 'V ' .VV uae 'I I .am Y . oi, me A V ' I ' . . I -' v . A YN ix A. A gk, ' .svn ' .Q W ' A 2, v In wL1LNwu4f. ,, LILAY, f -v , JL N ANN X , - Second Grade JOY BUTZ BEVERLY CATRON ROSE GLASS RHEA GREEN 2' -'Sf DAVID FISHER DONNA SCHIERING -an ELIZABETH WATSON LAMERA SHY CAROL CRISP JEAN PRATT is -4' W? ---1 i Av 5 :Q 50:5 ' an .352 fi? PORTIA MILLER BILL FOOCE 'ni GREGORY HARSH NICKY KINDER MAJORIE HERMAN SHERRY FITE 1+ Q -I , ' ar . vw . V ,v X 5 'nf A ' X I L ' x V ff X.. ' x Q' L, We 5, AQ ',ef3g,5f'-,2, I WQU, xx, 1 , , QM ' M - I 1+ I J' ,- . 4 'f 2 if V Q , ' T --1.. kv Qt -f A E A f A Y' ,Q . 23- .if Q V 'cu . 1',.-'Q W x 1 43' '., -QVV s , A 'fs yn: x -' A k X D L, 57.0131 3? I J- A A ' A an ' , i 1 ' 1 k 1 I if-' lg Q ,aw ' f., Q , I v A S' x . I+ A A 'x Q , Q , - A . V I E1 A ' -' , i J ni Jai A JERRY MCCLARY dial GARY WATSON N nlwl' .-an ww, 'A BOBBY BLUM NSCHIEN Second Grade Cont. BILLY MCCORD JACK DURHAM DONALD MCGRAW X STEVEN MURRY JIMMY DURHAM ORVILLE JOHNSON .ullll lll' CHARLES GRIFFITH THOMAS 0 DONNELL A 5? CHARLES CATRON LESSLY ZIMMERMAN CAMERA SHY SHERRY FITE DONALD BOYD STEPH N SEAGRAVES RAYMOND GRAY :mA at A ,..V Q If U, fu lln f A1 . .L ff i , xx X + ,tx 51. - 3 j ?'2 5!!F fu -. -v an ggzgsiigilvil? 535 'XJ iWQJg A -4 ' Af P LML CYDJ A 1 fff Ng xg? 4 'nib' 4 - KARL? I .. E w,.L -1 in ,krkk A ,- k :fy ' Y -41 . JANE BLENTLINGER BETH TAYLOR CHERYL WHEELER LINDA MCCORD Fzrst Grade df! N. DIXIE COLLIER BARBARA GARRET ,I J.: KAY LAULE Q N 'NM ESTA JOHNSON I IVA MAE MILLER -.-fl.. DEANE PUCKETT 59' ALICE BLUMENSCHEIN . 1 s . . - I 5 1 . , rg X 3 N ,T Q 9 Q s , . : I I A' 1' I . 1 Q ' N! i,f!, 'Q , .. Z-at 'I' 511' If if -X':b. quit ' H . ij? ff. '- ' -xr Q qi, I 1? is ' ' s. ,. . .E . 1 '-5 Q Q X t v c 0 Q 1 I pu S49 Q40 JIMMY BOYD F 1rsi Grade Cont W 129' JOHN CROUSE SAM PLANK LEE pLANK if P -K V DONALD MILLER BOB MILLER at ROY TATMAN 'Wi' Q Qvk 411 JOE ADELSBERGER BILLIE LANKFORD 4 J 'ui '56 C? ROGER LEWIS EUGENE PEMBERTON I ' X ' Q I I , YA A s- 'V I 3 . I , .14 f . Ph V V, 3 . ' 'A X, A C 113 ' X, , l r , U, xxx' 'Eg' Aff ,,'. 3 :L '1-5' - I vi 3 K 'Q I O ' 654: . W 7 A , Motto F1n1Sh To Begln Flower Red Cirnitlon Colors Blue And Gold 2 Sur 1951 52 Stall of Orange and Black Flyer Edltor lH chlef ports Gosslper Second And Thlrd Fourth And Flfth F1fth And Slxth Hlgh School Art Splce of Llfe Anna Lee Shy John D1v1d Lamml 2!2!??29ff! Irene Purdum Janet Warfel Mqry Ann Becker Clarence Frey Jonas Frey Delores Underh1ll We . . . xxxxx R L I' 0,4 First Grade .............. Helen Cornwell Dan Dover Mrs Dover Mr Dover Uncle Joe Oscar Betty R G Hlgby Sus1e H1gby Kathy Brooks Shaw Senzor Class Play CRAZY BUT CUTE CAST John Dav1d Lamm1 Anna Lee Shy John Glass Jerry L1ghtle Mary Ann Becker Roger Co1l1er June Underh111 Helen Cornwell Dorothy Shoemaker Mrs Dopenduffer Janet Warfel Glady s Dopenduffer Irene Purdum Klllon Herman Espy Larry N1xon PLOT CRAZY BUT CUTE takes place 1n the basement rumpus room of Danny Dover, age f1fteen Dan s mother thlnks lt 1S t1me Danny learned the amen1t1es of a gentleman and behaved more soc1ably w1th n1ce young glrls To th1s end a tea 1S g1ven, a k1nd of 1mpromtu nC0m1Dg outu party for Dan Instead of comlng out, Dan comes 1n through the w1ndow over the uprlght p1ano where G1ady's Dopenduffer, bespectacled mama s g1rl, plays sent1mentally and not too well To the horror of h1s mother and guests, Dan comes 1D wearlng a homemade d1v1ng gear Cf1ve gallon t1n can w1th hose connectlonl over h1s head He s pract1c1ng d1v1ng for abalone she1lf1sh That settles 1t' Danny w1l1 slmply have to learn soclal grace Mother Spr1DgS 1nto actlon wh1ch 1nvolves Dan's easy g01Dg dad and glamorous COUSID Result, Mother arranges a date for Danny for the celebrated Surf Club dance Dad and cous1n do the same, ne1ther know1ng of the others arrangements Dan unw1tt1ng1y and bew1lderedly f1nds h1mself w1th three dates for the same dance dates he doesn t want for a dance he 1sn t the least lnterested 1n All Dan wants 1S to be left alone to go on w1th h1s f1shing How can a fella take three dates danclng and d1ve for abalone all at the same t1me? It took an hour and three quarters of h11aT1OUS CODfUS1OD to get Dan Dover out of th1s dllemma VV H Phyllis Blake ...................... Initcrtion Day 5 . 'I r ,f- ! 5-3? INITIATED FRESHMAN SENIORS ON INITIATION DAY s. :son all i Ss JOHN LAMMI, Joan GLASS JUNE, ANNA LEE. DOROTHY ww! Q GABBY BUSYBODY O HELPII LOVER CIRLSI Z 1, 'NI- fa f A. i lj Q ' Q y 1 COME INT ' PERI-'ECT TYPING POSITION w Classes TYPING I BOYS IN LAB SENIORS JANET WARFEL HELEN CORNWELL GIRLS BIOLOGY Q ,A s BIOLOGY JOHN D LAMMI VICTORIES LHULKLHY DARBY WOODSTOLK MADISON RURAL OHIO DEAF MELHANISBURG ROSS TOWNSHIP URBANA ST MARYS WEST JEFFERSON' FAIRFIELD' LANAAN' MADISON RURAI' JONAS FRALEY CO CAPTAINS msomfm-H-1 mozzoi CORK BOYD G D L Fl U7 O v-1 F' lf! N E IU '4 Z r-1 P4 O 2 DLIEATS PLAIN LITY' SOUTH SOLON' BLOOMINGBURG MIDWAY' SOUTHEASTERN MT STERLING' COLUMBUS ST MARYS CANAAN UNIVERSITY Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT Patsy Phxlllps Dxane Spaghner Anxta Shy Patty Z1mmerman V1mk1 Spawhncr Patty Zlmmerman An1ta Shy RIGHT V1Lk1 Spaghner lunzor Hrgh Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT Lxndi ThomaS Flormncm Warfel Ruth Purdum LEFT: Patsy Phillipsg CENTER: Diane Spachner, . . Monroe Flyers Wm Xmas Carmvcrl Monroe Flyers were 1nv1ted to play 1n a Xmas Carn1va1 at South Solon Hlgh, on the 29th and 30th of December Four teams were entered South Solon, Monroe Canaan of Mad1son County, and Ross Township of Greene County F1rst sess1on Monroe drew Ross and defeated them 49 to 21 H1gh po1nt men were Lamml Fraley Boyd Oiler Nixon Sanders The second sess1on Monroe played Canaan The game was a hard fought battle 1n the flrst quarter, but the High Flying Flyers came out on top in the f1na1 quarter 37 to 19 A large trophy was given the Monroe Team for Wlhhlng the champ1onsh1p the Xmas Carnival Lamm1 Fraley Oiler Boyd Nixon Dillion XMAS CARNIVAL TROPHY ' ............ 12 . . . . . . . . . . . .12 . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 V Dillion ........... 2 of . 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