Mount Vernon High School - Forum Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1941 volume:

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Mr. jay McDevitt made the presentation speech and the Hag was raised by Sheriff Clyde E. Biggs. KENNETH WEST -5 A , 'il' 1,521 . gg, 1- 1,4 v 15fI- .'-A f -1. Ya W -was HEIJIE Tlll The 1941 Forum is dedicated to Mr. Kenneth West, teacher of chemistry and physics in our school since 1934. He has been a true patriot, supporting the school events, acting as class adviser and making many hundreds of friends. On the opposite page we see Mr. West as president of the Central Ohio Teachers Asso- ciation, as an engineer in Rio de Janeiro, in England and France while he was working for his master's degree, at the reception after his marriage to Miss Edith Babbs last june, as teadier of science in our high school, and as an adviser of the Hi-Y club. SIDE GL!-KNEIES UF MH. WEST BEARD UF El1UIIll'I',IIlN Top : Hmmm .' Mrs. Vivian Corwin, Clerl-:g Betty Curran, Secretaryg Raymond Hall, Retiring Presicleritg Harry Bennington, President. A. W. Elliott, Superintendentg Board Members: James Fravel. Charles Blair, Lawrence Kempton. Kei! 5?.-91552 rx S D MW N ag.. H 'FA y x ' 4.4: 4. 'P If it f xqg .k.+f , gl' x X 'f -g If .Ea '?:::'7 55.44 5ul un 9 f Q Page Eight Z A ffffxxqwee. SUPEHINTENDENT ALBERT W. ELLIOTT Superintendent of Schools Mt. Vernon, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. Chicago University, M.A. Ohio State University, Ph.D. V ,i I Q t y,F,q4 , Q ,-nr 1' 'S-f ' , , f JOHN DAVID GEIGER Principal of High School Bluffton College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A. PHINIIIPXII. Page Nine FAC LTY KENNETH WEST Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio Slnlo llluix'm'sil,i', RA., B.1z.E., 13.5. in Ed., M.s Pby.rir,v-Cbemiilry IMOGENE MICHAEL Tolcilo, Ohio Dunison University, McGill Uni- vcvsity, University of Toluilo, ILA., M.A. French, Englixb GENE TAYLOR Mount Vernon, Ohio Capital University, Bachj of School Mus. Ohio State, M.A. Maxi: ILA WILLIAMS MCNABB Monnlz You-'1on, Ohio Hiram, A.B. Ohio State Ellglifb mm HNNXW H. I.. HIGHMAN Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio University, B,S. in IM M.E. B11.ri1ze.i1v I and B1z.vi12e.r.v II Page Ten , If EQ kj A Q A X 73 1 HELEN C. SEVITTS Mount Vernon, Ohio Wooster, ifolnmhiai, xYOSi,L'l'll Re sorvu, l'I1.ll., ALA. Librarimz CLARA MARIE EAGLE Cohnnhns, Ohio John Huntington Polytech Ohio State University, B.S. o ogrupby M1 at LAURA ELIZABETH KOONS Mount Vernon, Ohio Wm-stern College for Wonn-n f.i0.lllllli.li2l University, B.A., M.A Erzglixb-American Lilerzzlure H. OGDEN XVINTERMUTE Mount Vernon, Ohio Denison University, Pl1.B. i'npiI'nl U. Columbia University English and Maxi: NELLIE E. HEFFNER Mount Vcrnon, Ohio Michigan State Noi-mul Collvgu Home Economist MARY E. DOWDS Mount Vernon, Ohio Manchester College, B.A. Soriology, American Hirtory MARTHA VIRGINIA COCHRAN Mount Vernon, Ohio Asbury College University of Kentucky Ashland College, B.A. Shorthand I-II, Typing I-Il f -L, ff H i- i 'fb' 14,7 fl 1'1 1 , V ' 1-Y f- ,I 'L . I-M'if2'Wif if ' CJ' C7'LfKf1,y'i GLADYS H. BAKER Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio Viiesleyan University, A.I3. Ohio State University VA f Mathematic! If W. M. STUART Mount Vernon, Ohio Purdue, B.S. in Agriculture Vocaiiomzl Agricullzzre SARA M. CANNON Mount Vernon, Ohio Bethany, A.B. New York University Englirb, Iournolixm, Direclor of Publicaliom FACULTY LAMOIL L. OWEN Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan Ohio University Ohio State University, Ed. B.S. in Sofia! Sriefzcer RUTH DOMIGAN Snulnugv, Ohio Ohio NVcsIcyan, B.A. Northwestern School of Speech Speerb and Dnmmlifr LOREN B. MILLER Muncie, Indizum Purilue Boll Stale, B.S. Buxizzesx Education RUTH DOWDS Mount Vsrruuu, Ohio Miami University, B.S. Matbeozalirx PAUL E. DEAN 'lll'lllXVilj', Ohio Ohio University, A.B. ill Coni- mercc ' Solar Page Eleven PAILJLTY Z1 BERNICE A. ONER DOIIIXVZIYG, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan UlI S University of Wushingtxoli, Seattle, B A O Latin A. J. ROBE ON 'Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio University, B.S. Ohio State Biology BETTY RAXVLINSON Mount Vernon, Ohio Wittenberg College, A.13. H ooze Economiar AUDREY WRIGHT Mount Vernon, Ohio h'llISiiiIlg'lllll College Ohio State University University of Wisconsin Education Social Scierzcer ELEANOR OWENS Mount Vernon, Ohio Denison University, A.B. Englifh Page Twelve , B.S, in in Ed. X S. E. RICHARDSON Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University, B.S. lr1:lzz.ff1'ial Am' I MARGARET MAI-IAFFEY Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio State University, B.S. in Education. lVorld Hiflory 'WM AJXIQZMLK L. B. SWACKHAMER Lmwelville, Ohio Ohio University, ILS. in Education I nd zulrial 1'11'lJ'--C0fllIb IOHN FLOYD THOMAS Vrzncdoeia, Ohio Utah State Univirrsity, B.S. Football, Pbysiml Ed. Reierve Boikelball- Baseball Conch VIOLA M. DEIB EL f'UlllIlll1llS, Ohio Ohio State Uinivcrsity, B.Se. in Education Q H fzlzl:-Physical , I . kdlgfucaizo f BESSE OVERLY SARGENT Mount Vernon, Ohio Wooster O. U. Miami U., Fla. Kent State Normal Ohio State Englirla NORA McKAY Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio University Hifzory ..71 7 L.-Q f L. fjfg ,..,- If f L, GLADYS SCOTTIE Mount Vernon, Ohio Kent State TCSICIIOLJS College Geography VII l J ,F MARY MARGERY CLAYPOOL Mount Vernon, Ohio Miami University Ohio University Graduzlte of Teachers' College, Miami University Kent State Science VIII SUZANNE G. SPEARMAN SIIIIIDIIIQY, Ohio Bowling Green University, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University, M.A. Efzglifb VII FIllIUI.'I Y GRACE GARDNER MILLER Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University, Cert. in Nursing, B.S. in Ed. H ealtlv - Home Niirxing LOUISE CASSIL Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio University Kent Slate U, S. Hixlory OLIVE BROOKS Mount Vernon, Ohio Miami University Matlaenznticf VIII PEARL CARPENTER Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio University Kent College Ashland College Malhemfzzirr MARGUERITE MANN Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Ohio University Englixb Page Thirteen FACULTY ROGER I.. WALTON ' Mount Vcrnon, Ohio Kenyon College, Kent, ILS., B.S. in Ed General Scierzre BETTY CURRAN Mount Vernon, Ohio Secretary lo Szlperizzlendezzz Page Fo urteen JOHN A. SPEELMAN Mount Vernon, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State, B.S. in Education Hixlory, Sociology, Sciezzre MARTHA ROBERTSON Mount Vernon, Ohio Mt. Vernon Business School Sefreiary to Principal M an a' 1' il 'k X X r 4 5 I 4 , Y ij, X' ' 47 x , l :asv ill 1 I SZ F!-IIIULTY ENTEH5 NEW BUILDING Tn BEGIN YEfIH'5 WIIHK SE IUH5 UHH EUR THREE MILL LE Y Forum Stulf . Prepares Spcuchcs St rcssi 1 xg ax poi nt Crzumu' Irvine We need Both A Big Help The Speilkcrs L y Pliclful' Lu l L-vur Page Seventeen HEHIEATIUN Ill? THE NEW WINE IJF MIIUNT VEHNIJN HIGH SEHUUL Nnvemher 27, 1940 Al tl l l ation of the short talks wurc g by Dr. Elliot, Bob St ll nd Mr. Matthews, tl hitect. The keys W presented to Mr. G lgcr by Mr. Hall. Page Eighteen Raymond DEDICATORY ADDRESS BY DR. E. E. LEWIS OF OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY LIFE BEEAN run smvna nr Lll E IME fill CAN YO U GU ESS THEM? John lic-pple Mary Midos Sum Ulllilltill Clxristinc Johnson Uuurgc Kupuros Gayle Dorsey Mary Kulcr Bob Scott Sluirla-5' Irvine Norma Jczxu Cockrcll ' Arlene llunlslrcrry Duane Lzunbilottc Page N ineteefn er Java va V00 :gy n, eo K7 5 IF NAL -23552 'I W c ' mf v ., ' . I I, , za. bww, W-iz:-5,K,,5,9 .4 , 5 ,, .9 I . i ' .Z ., ' fwfr!!-4251 EDITOR 4 ADYISICII EDITOR BUS. MGR. ADV. MGR. SPORTS Sum Cannon Fred Schnebly Guo. KCIDQIFOS Ed, Shorkey Geo. Culbertson SOCIETY EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR ASSISTANT AD. MGR. SUB. and EXCHANGE ED. Ruth Ward Marilyn Hall Mary Iialer Frances Hyatt Page Twenty rrassl nr rnnrr-six Helen Ackerman ' Carrol Allen Mary Joan Ansel Stanley Cornell Antill Elaine Athenas Jack McNabb Auskings Dow Bronson Ayers Ross Alvin Bair Kenneth Neil Baker Robert Arthur Baker Mary Kathryn Barton Virginia Lee Bascomb Ila Ruth Bates William Robert Beaver Billy Calvin Beckley Joan Elizabeth Benoy Jean Etta Bickel Esther Bishop Janet Ann Blackford Ronald H. Blake ' John Emerson Boggs Wztyiie Frances Bowden Charles Richard Bowshe Martha Jane Breech Owen Lee Breneman I Milton Theodore Brooks Zella Mae Brooks John Quinette Bumer William S. Bumpus Richard Lee Bunn SEVENTH, GRADE Robert Newlin Butcher Marvin Gene Buxton Richard Jordon Buxton Arlene Mae Byall Laverna Mae Clements Janet Elaine Cochran Robert Eugene Corbin Marie Eunice Courson William Russell Cramer Frances Ann Dawson Willianl Dorgan Deedrick Gillis Mary Denoon Joan Horton Doup Shirley Lee Dunham Eline Mary Durieux Mary Louise Earley Dorothea Maye Eberhart Norma Jean Eberhardt Thomas Terrence Edgar Joyce Mary Edminister Frances Jane Emery Hannelore Erlanger Dolores Louise Fawcett Kathryn Louise Ferguson Oneda Mae Fisher Nova Fogle Billy Wesley Furniss Evelyn G. Gardner Thomas Arthur Gardner Lowell Roger Gayman Paul Martin Gilfillan Josephine Gilmore Nathine Goodenough Kathleen E. Gosnell - Clifford Junior Graham Donna Mae Haalancl Jeannine Hagan Cherie Celene Hanley Richard Glenn Hannon Helen Louise Harding Ellis Martin Hanger Violet Jean Haynes Cherie Eileen Heighton Joyce Marie Hennell Carolyn Louise Hess William H. Hickerson Robert Junior Hill Robert F. Hines Norma Hissong Katherine Van Alen Hoag Harold Wayne Hoagland Jack Everett Hopwood Arlene Ruth Hottinger Elinor Lucile Houck Evelyn Louise Hunter Ereida Eileen Hunter Louise Freita Hurps John F. Jacquet David Lorey James James Richard Jenkins Page Twenty-one Charles R. johnson Janis Jane Johnson Doris Elaine Jones Betty jane Keck Cameron Philip Keck , Audrey King Kathryn Eileen Klein Lindy Lou Lanning Patricia Lola Lawrence Iris Louise Lewis jimmy junior Liggett Mark Wayne Longfellow Elizabeth jane Loveridge Rupert Loyd Nicholas George Madias George junior Magil Margaret Ann Mapes jack Eugene Mendenhall Robert Morey Mary Lou Morris Darwyn Mossholder Kathryn Ann Mossholder Leona Mae Mossholder Rozella jane Morsholder Henry Gotshall Motherall Loraine Lillian McDonald Frederick Ralph McFarland Billy Albert McGough Virginia Mae 'McGough Page Twenty-two SEVENTH GRADE CContinuedJ Hazel Marie Mclntire Charles Vlfalton McLarn:1n Louisa Jane McPherson Glenn Willard McPherson Richard Elden Neighbarger Jacqueline Lee Nelson Naita jo An Nelson Ada Virginia Newton Marilyn june Nugent Bernard Owen Dean Richard Owen Vera Mosella Payne Joy Phillips William Richard Pierce Ronald William Poland Mary Joan Porter Bob Eugene Ransom William Edward Raymond Robert Rudolph Reasoner Joyce Ann Rhoades Gordon Rine Arthur Charles Sapp Lois Magdaline Schnitzer Willis junior Scott Beatrice Margene Seavolt Dolores Diana Seavolt Ann Louise Sharp Mona Belle Sharp Q ia gp - af Peggy Catherine Sharp Donna jean Slayman Norma jean Small Bob Eugene Smith Donald Lester Smith Leroy Edward Smith Sarah Catherine Stillwell Dorotha Lea Thomas George Owen Thomas Bill Roy Todd Mildred Eileen Tucker Perry Mardis Trinkner Mary jane Vail Norma jean Vance Betty jane Van Riper George Robert Waddell Maxine june Wagner Roy Wriltrmn David Watters Norma jean Weicler Noble Richard Weir Dick Leon Welker Frederick Preston Wells Dean Carrol White Mary Louise Willis Charles Richard Wilson Evelyn Louise Wfolford Betty Lou Wfright IILASS UF PUHTY-FIVE Betty Lee Allen Bob Wilson Allspaugh Marion Ann Amicon Frances Gertrude Antill Ralph Amos Antill Adeline Naomi Armstrong Beverly Eleanor Barber Floris Evelyn Barcus Martha Irene Barker George Raymond Beckholt Robert Charles Beckley Russell Ivan Beeman Robert Williaiim Belt Bill Edward Bennett Marian Alice Benny George Wesley Berger Betty Iline Bevington Alma june Black Harry Clifford Blair john Clifford Blair joan Frances Blubaugh Robert Blubaugh Edgar Collins Bogardes Earl Bowers Warren Bresler Robert Brown George Vfilliam Bryans Patricia Ann Bunn Norma jean Burger Betty Burgess EIGHTH GRADE Donald Burgess Joanne Freida Burris john Richard Calvert Charles Arthur Cassel Norma jean Cochran Dick Cockerham Robert Melton Coe Charles Morton Cole John Dewitt Collins Billy Melvin Condon Roberta Connell james W. Cooksey Carroll E. Cosner Helen Louise Cowen Charles Delbert Crawford joan Elizabeth Culbertson james Thomas Curran Roberta Elizabeth Davis Thelda Ilene Dailey Louis Bruce Dawson Forrest Dickson Claude Herbert Dietrich Beverley Adele Dorsey Bob Edward Doup Donald joy Drake Benjamin Harrison Dunn Donna Gertrude Durbin Patty jean Dutt Betty Mae Earley Dorothy Eileen Eblin Norma june Emery Roberta Lee Emery Lowell Franklin Farmer Pauline Eunice Feasel Retha R. Fish Ida Fleming Beverly Fletcher Roger Todd Fletcher Bernard Roger Frye Earl Le Roy Frye Lloyde Stanley Frye Opal Marie Frye Richard O. Frye Dale Richard Gardner Joyce Elaine Gates Hal George Gordon Gerrard Helen Giliin Marcella Louisa Graham Billy Thomas Gregory Bonnie jean Hardesty Jack Robert Harding Gwendolyn Hartman Shirley Ann Hanger Beverly jane Heighton Beatrice Pauline Hess john junior Hiles Robert Dean Hines Joe Milton Hissong Ray Hissong Page Twenty tim ee Barbara Jean Hoovler Russell H. Hulse Wayne Huntsberiy Kenneth Richard Hurlow Louis Frank Hurps Oscar Jacquet Marion Jenkins , Olga Victoria Jessup Betty Ann Jewell Alex Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Gwendolyn Ann Jones Mary Louise Kearns Don Junior Kemmer Paul Keys Robert Wesley Keyes Charles Gleason Knerr Tom Wilson Koch Mary Belle Lahmon Bernard Lanning Eugene Henry Loney Neil Rockwell Lonzo Doris May Loriaux Jack Lee Magill Marjorie Irene Masteller Jack Wesley Mild Charles Franklin Miller Lloyd Morton Harold Gordon Mossholder Walter Mossholder, Jr. Raymond McDonald Betty Louise McGibney Billy Russell McGibney Alma McGugin Lavonne Jean McGugin Jack Richard McMahon Carolyn June McMillen Claudie McNeil Jimmie Russell McPeek EIGI-lTl-I GRADE fContinuedJ Richard Lewis Nethers Dionne Elaine Newton Ralph E. Newton Mary Lou Norris Duane Nugent Francis Clayton Ott Arthur Joseph Packard Carrie Juanita Parker Yvonne Corrine Parker Ruth Marguerite Penn Richard Dean Perkins Williard Peterson Esther Pharis Phyllis Maxine Poland Albert William Porter Harold Thomas Porter Jeanne Maxine Porter Patricia Gay Porter Mary Frances Purdy Marguerite Mae Quillen Philip Arthur Ransom Charles W. Reese Harry Wells Rine , Mary Dunnington Robertshaw Theodora Cook Robertshaw Annabelle Clarice Robertson ' Venona Lamberta Robinson Allan Herbert Ross Shirley Jane Rossi Dave Rubino Lewis Conard Rummel Dwight Otis Ryan Ernest Lee Ryan Robert Emmett Scott Charles Shannon Barbara Jean Shamansky Celina Mae Simmons Quentin Eugene Simmons Vara Ruth Skeen . Xa!-Q. Page Twenty-four Z 0 Xi ess- JSE. QQ E 'J SE 3 Thelma Lucille Skeene Pauline Smith Herbert Franklin Smith Roger Curtis Spearman. Frances Stackelhous Ruth Patricia Stanford Pauline June Steinmetz Canile John Stokes Alice Ann Storey Carroll James Stout Betty Ruth Styers Jack Andrew Taylor 'Raymond Leroy Taylor Jean Pierce Thayer Betty Mae Thomas Robert Neil Tier Dick Tretheway Jennie Ruth Tucker Harry Edward Turner William Ray Van Develde William Henry Van Riper John Kenneth Vasbinder Mary Maxine Waddell Carolyn Frances Ward Mary Catherine Warman Frances Christine Wliite Betty Irene Williams . Lewis Robert Williams Dorothy Marie Willis - Arlene Ann Willmott Dorothy Blanche Wilson Elsie Lucille Wilson Jess Winterringer, Jr. Robert Wolford Charlotte Virginia Wright Harry Stanley Wright Ruth Elaine Wright La Veta Otella Yoakum Edman Ray Zink CLASS UP 1944 Arthur Raymond Ansel Norma jean Ansel Lee Verlee Arquilla Richard Arquilla jean Auskings june Auskings Richard E. Blair I larold Albert Balo Roselyn Banbury Barbara Barton llarry Franklin Bates Xrmand Baudine Cecile Dolores Bayliss Maxine Benson Wendell Ray Bishop Barton William Blair l laro'ld Blake Nlarjorie Blubaugh john Gordon Bone Robert Eugene Bonnist limma jean Bowsher Winheld S. Bricker, Jr. Charles Bryan Betty Burger Walter William Burgess Charles L. Campbell Floyd Dwayne Carpenter jean Campbell Cassell June Clark Catherine Clemm Clarence Cline F RE.Sl-IMEN Truman Clingerman Carroll Donald Cochran Katherine Ann Cochran Paul Edgar Cochran Charles Edwin Coe Thelma jean Colwill Charles Comstock Stanley E. Condon Charles Walter Coolidge Nlorma jean Cornell Franklin Delmar Courson Harriet Emmogene Cowen ilildred J. Crawford Wilford Paul Crise I-lelen Croughers Naomi Maxine Curran William W. Curran '-William Edmund Daily Richard Lee Davy Iames De Les Dernier limmie Donald Doughty Dorothy Louise Durieux Dick Eugene Elder Jacqueline joy Everhart lacques Roger Everhart Margaret Moselle Ewart Martha Jean Ewart janet Elaine Fairchild Virginia Ferguson Marjorie Lee Ferrell Wayne Franz William A. Fraser Kathleen Lois Fravel Audrey Marie Freligh Patricia Louise Freshour Norland Paul Frost Charles Gatton Betty Ann Gill Velma Jane Gilmore Harry Glover Russell Graham Laura Gurwick Margilaine Noretta I-Iall Margaret Handley Glenna Harper Iames Jr. Harrington Martha Jean Harris Rodney IE. Harris Paul Arthur Hatton William Paul Headrick Barbara Ann Heckler Adele Hedges Conrad Hendrickson Eulah Henry Pearl Hester Joan Mildred Hickerson Charles Daniel Hill Ruth Eleanor Hissong Melvin Cranmer Hoaglan Myra Alice Hookway Maxine Houck Dorothy june Huggins Page d Bernadine Hughes Jack Charles Hughes Mary Ann Hunter William Jessup Christine Spence johnson Roger Lowayne johnson Rene Joris, Jr. Patty Judy Mary Frances Kaler Maria Schalinir Kepple Mary Jane Kilroy Mark Curtis Kinney Betty jane Koontz Valjean Lambillotte Robert Browne Lantz Gerald Liggett James Little jack Thomas Lon-ey Helen Longfellow Paul Edward Lyn,de Glenn Franklin Martin David Ray Masteller Leslie Robert McConnohie Goldie McDonald Mildred Lucille Mclntire Edna Maxine McKinstry joe McMahon Emma McPherson Theda Maxine Mechling Willard A. Meier Maxine Melton Bill Mintier Phyllis Ann Mitchell Rene Maurice Mondron Betty Ellen Monk Richard Monroe Robert Mossholder Walter Mossholcler, Jr. Grace E. Motherall Phillip Alan Norick Eleanor Marie Oakes Page Twenty-six l7RE.Sl-llVl-EN fcontinuedl Mary Ann O'Bryan Constance Payne Hilda Ellen Peiffer Gladys La Verne Peterson Martha Ann Petit Mary Catherine Pharis Evelyn Ruth Pierce Barbara Ann Pryor Shirley Jean Puckett V Beatrice Purdy Walter Purdy Eileen Radabaugh Thomas Reasoner Pauline Elise Reed Kenneth Reeder Mary Louise Rockwell Robert Ryan Kenneth Paul Sakala Grace Irene Sapp Ray Sapp Fritz john Schnitzer Violet jean Schnitzer Virginia Helen Scholl Helen Roberta Seavolt janet R. Seidel Stearle Severns Leora Viola Shannon Mable Louise Shannon Mary Louise Sharp Stanley james Sharp Bill O. Sherman Evelyn Argenia Shira Loren Edward Shuff Phyllis Mae Schultz Emma Rose Rubino janet Simpkins Betty Smith Erank L. Smith joe Bill Smith Naomi Irene Smith Norma jean Smith f e aaa- se Marjorie Iona Snow Robert Leroy Starmer Robert Edgar Stelts Marilyn Margaret Surlas Kenneth Marriett Tarr Thelma Tatro Edward Allen Taylor Ruth Evelyn Taylor Ethel Marie Tleeter Henry E. Tbarp Carolyn Rose Thiel Carlotta Ann Thiel - Early Edmund Thompson Mildred Arlene Tier Edward Totman Stanley C. Totman Stanley Kenneth Van Aman Carroll Edgar Van Riper john jr. Van Riper Robert W. Ulrich Opaline M. Waddell Floyd Walker Richard Walton Harold Edward Weir Delores Wellander William Neil Wells Beulah Anita White Patti Whitehead Charlene Mae Welker Paul Edward Williams Tommy Franklin Willis Carroll Leon Wilson Robert Wilson Robert Leland Wilson William Kenneth Wilson Elaine Wiseman Sarah jane Worley Helen Wright lane Evelyn Yauget Dorothy Zimmerman l:nAl:H JOHN FLOYD THOMAS This was Mr. Thomas' second season here as head football coach. Tommy, as he is known to everyone, graduated from Utah State College. Before he came to Mt. Vernon, he had coachedat Metamora, Barnesville, and Newton Falls. Tommy had a bad season, but we are looking for- ward and forgetting the past. Next year he will have a team of veterans, losing only five seniors. FUUTBALL in ,Q D Q EZ Y ' Qgamffxwsee. Page Twenty-sefuefn YELLIJW 7' '-1 5 43,1 JAEHETS HM 61:63. . PUIITB LL TE M UF 19111 TOP PICTURE . Members of the 1940 Mount Vernon high football squad are: ffrovzt row, left to riylztj: Dzm Hill, Ed. Wright, Jim Gntton, Ken Stull, George Culbertson, Dick Kevin, John Clark, Bill Lybzlrger, Bob Blackford, Duane Lambillotto, Duane Houck, Jack Schlosser and Doyle Smith. Illack rowj: Coach John I . Thomas, John Kilroy, Phil Fnlter, Bill Wright, Jack Parker, Bill Braden, Rob Beck, Pete Ransom, Law- rence Curry, Dale Shaffer, Gene Rouse, Johnny Harris and Assistant Uoach Jack Robeson. Seated in front are Managers Neil Stein- mctz and Jim Rhoads. BOTTOM PICTURE ' fllIBlllllG!'S of the reserve temnj llfirst row, left to 1-ightj: C. Thomas, W. Wilson, R. Robb, W. Dickerson, J. liilroy, D. Lmnbilotte, D. Houck, B. Heclwick, V. Todd, D. Smith, C. Smith, G. Dorsey, G. Gatton, E. Gnllett. Illfwls I'01l.'jf Coach Speelman, F. Walker, C. Williams, L. Russel, C. Totman, R. Supp, D. Johnson, P, Bobst, C. Newton, D. Elder, G. Ligget, J. Chester, J. Kinnard, E. Thompson, Coach Swacklmmer. SCORES Mt. Vernon 0 - 34 Denison Mt. Vernon O - 32 Newark Mt. Vernon 58 - O 'Granville Mt. Vernon O - 20 Coshocton Mt. Vernon 12 - 21 'Galion Mt. Vernon 6 - 17 Shelby Mt. Vernon 12 - 14 Ashland Mt. Vernon 13 - 28 Bucyrus Mt. Vernon 0 - 22 Marion Page Thirty VI-IIISITY LETTEHMEN BILL BRADEN - Senior . . . Tackle . . . three varsity letters . . . one reserve letter . . . all N.C.O. BOB BECK - Senior . . . Tackle . . . two varsity letters. JACK PARKER - Senior . I. . End . . . one varsity letter. JOHN CLARK - Senior . . . End . . . one varsity letter . . . three reserve letters. BILL SCARFF - Senior '... Back . . . two varsity letters. WGEORGE CULBERTSON - Junior . . . Guard . . . one varsity letter . . . two reserve ' letters . . . captain-elect. DICK KERIN - Junior . . . Back . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter . . . Honorable Mention N.C.O. A BOB BLACKFORD - Junior . . . Guard . . . two varsity letters . . . one reserve letter. L. D. CURRY - Junior . . . Guard . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. JIM GATTON - Junior . . . Guard . . . one varsity letter . . , two reserve letters. JOHN HARRIS - Junior . . .Tackle . . . one varsity letter . . two reserve letters. DAN HILL - Junior . . . Back . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. PETE RANSOM -Junior . . . End . . . one varsity letter . . . Honorable Mention N.C.O GENE ROUSE - Junior . . . Back . . . two varsity letters . . . one reserve letter. JACK SCHLOSSER - Junior . . . Back . . . two varsity letters . . . one reserve letter. KEN STULL - Junior . . , Guard . . , one varsity letter . . . two reserve letters. PHIL FALTER -- Sophomore . . . Back . . . two varsity letters . . . Second All N.C.O. Team. BILL LYBARGER - Sophomore . . . Center . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. BILL WRIGHT - Sophomore . . . Back . . , one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. ED. WRIGHT - Sophomore . . . Back . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. 'lf Naliazzal Athletic Scholarship Society SS' W. it .av ,af yxxmsigsi, Page- Thirty-one F!-XNTASIES UF FUIJTBALI. STABS IN I-UITIUN xl Hg. JZ.AdML:.. I FIJIITB LI. ll EE -E ELY EIIIJTT-HE The football queen, Iflvclyn Scott, :md hor attendants were elected by the foot' bull team. Hex' attenclamts are Joy Taylor, senior, Patsy Coile, junior, Alma Burke, sophomore. The queen is also pictured with the senior footlmll boys, Jack l?:n'ker, Bill Sem-if, Bill Braden, John Clark, and Bob Beck. Page Th,i'rty-four n EH HUMEEUMI I3 HUMEIIIIMINE IIANIIE FUIJTBALI. DANCE ALL HIGH SEHUUL PLAY THE LUST PLEIAH A Fantasy in Two Acts by Jane Dranslield CHARACTERS Un the order of their appearancej Prologue . . .......... 'Claire Temple The Torch Bearers . . . Marguerite Harrison and.Marjorie Harrison IN THE PLAY Iris, messenger of dreams . .... jane McFeely Hermes, herald from heaven . . . . . Robert Stull An Old Fisherman . . . Paul Ryan Sisyphus, King of Corinth . Frederic Schnebly Leontes, a poet, friend of the king . Harold Lore Herse, sister of Bion . . Ernestine Beckholt Bion, the hsherman's son . . Walter Sapp Isidore, a toy vendor . . George Kaparos NEREIDS - Proto . Virginia Pugh Thetis . Arlene Perkins Galene . Evelyn Scott Merope, the Pleiad . . . Marilyn Hall Dian, the huntress . . Margaret Peugh Tolmid, who plots to be king . '. joseph Black Pleione, mother of the Pleiades . Dorotha Drake Master Workx11an . . . . . . . Stanley Hoagland First Workman . . ....... Harlan Poorbaugh Second Workman . ' ........ Fred Reasoner Tree Nymphs . Phyllis Mitchell, Elizabeth Wright, Florence Horlacher, Pauline Grossnickle, Barbara Pryor, Peggy Martin Fauns . . . Opalene Waddell, Margilaine Hall,'Marilyn Surlas, Eleanor Benson, Margaret Kleiner, Betty Koontz Nereids . . Lois Roberts, Edna Mae Mills, jean Colwill, Martha Watson, . - Marjorie Ferrell, Louise Thiebert The Pleiades . . . Bettie Montes, Marjorie Fair, Mary Darnold, Betty Graham, Phyllis Ann Robb, Marcelle Miller Sun Maidens . Mary Kaler, Roselyn Banbury, Leora Robinson, Jane Cranmer, Anne Cochran, Virginia Stark, Beverly Cochran, Naomi Jacobs, Dorothy Davis, Carolyn Thiel SCENE: A wooded seashore near Corinth. TIME: A summer night. PRODUCTION STAFF Director . . ..... Ruth Domigan Dance Director Viglg Deibel Music Director Gene Taylgy Page T71,i1'ty-seven HURT!-HN III-11.1.- LIl5T PLEI!-HJ HLUST PLEIADH Lights-Hrtinu-Curtain l l'vll Clmrl ic That RIM-I: Villain Another Charlie Just Bill Tha t Black ford Swing A ftrrr Ads Just: Looking Page Forty MIX SU E UF ll Il FIRST DAYS AT SIIHIIIII. Smiles Those Locks Arriving OH' the llccorrl Bus-tv Boys Dc Glamour' Girls Bill and Ruthie Leaving l Pu lfy Ruhino Sisters 3 Stooges 'l'Qmple Page Forty-one JIIUHNI-ILISTS I TEH IE EELEBHITIE5 F. D. R., Jr. Mr. mul Mrs. Birch and HRfllIll'IDCI'IZn Birch and Promoters Helen Jepson Imagine Smoking in Class Mr. Sloan Dcmoustmxtcs Liquid Air Mrs. Birch and Arlene Page Forty-two ENTHUSIHSTIEALLYQ SPEAKING Fnnthall Thuse Going: Going Going' Clark We 'l'h ree N 00:1 Any Help ? We Pose Fair :und Williznns Getting Sellczhllvs L'lml1,q'c-rl The Si sters Page Forty-four EUMI I'i HND GUI E AUTH LEAVES A rt W url: H I'c1'k,V l':l1u:l' .Xl iNl.L'l' N:1l1,ln,5: Humps nSlIil'0,Vu Something Fishy ! 1 hni'r2' I Immf' Page Forty-five Jack and Mouse Just Plain Spike Sisters Smile Please Must Be A11 A,s Norma, being kind to animals Frances at Her Best Which is it? Claire or Pat? Doris, Marilyn and Swing: it Fanny! , Ruth and Betty Paige Forty-sin: SI ELE5 A ll llll BLE5 THEWYU 'These SODll0lIl0l'0 Gals! ! ! Mom and Pop King These Stucliuus People ! Waiting for Bull and Clmr'k, or just resting? llcrh Bclrlen zulcl Thu Chief Tommy and Miriam Connie, Barb, zmnl J can Mr. Wcst's Drofligies Dory --all l Page Forty-seven Ili-Y Al: Work Posing Well 1 Ginnie and Janie Evey :mul I'Ioppy R yuu Juniors? Happy Page Forty-eight HULID Y SPIRIT 2 w MERRY IIHHISTMI-1 Hank's Hzmdful Curoller 1llt0l'E!SfUll Favo rs Funny Student Council XVorks? Nick A Good Progrslm Page Forty-nine JOHN COOKSEY Operator of l Public Address System ANN UNEING 1941 HERBERT BELDEN Announcing Basketball Games Page Fifty-one Fred Schncbly Bob Buck Ruth Luvcring Paul Ryan l Jack SCill0SS9l' Jane Craunner Fred Rcusoner Duane Brown John Cookscy Marilyn Hull Miriam Lab'cvcl' George Culbertson Edwzzrd Shox-key Joan Culbertson Clarissa Ralls Frances Hyatt B:u'lw.raL Mitchell Barbara Lowering Page Fifty-two WE BHIIW LITTLE IJLIJEH EHEEH LEAHEH5 Arlene Perkins, Mary Kaler, Harry Turner, Tom Mintier, Phyllis Mitchell, and Evelyn Scott. BASKETBALL Q5-gf Page Fifty-tim ee Page Fifty -four fe! Se a sxl, 555 E25 e'-S-5 Kr ' l , ,WN IIIIAEH 353225 1, rw LAWRENCE B. SWACKHAMER Introducing Lawrence B. Swackhamer, our new basket- ball and reserve football coach. Mr. Swackhamer graduated from Ohio University in 1936, where he earned his letter in both basketball and football. After graduating he began his coaching career at West Mansfield. After being there a year he went to Meta- mora, where he enjoyed many successful seasons. He was there three years. Then Mt. Vernon had the fortune of bringing him here to succeed Myron Prech. Although he had a tough season by losing many close games, we are confident that in the coming years, that we will be proud of himg therefore, we are wishing him the best of luck and hoping he will remain with us for many years to come. 1940-41 YELLIJW JACKETS VARSITY Sfrllldiilgi Manager jim Rhoads, George Wilkins, Bill Wright, Duane Brown, Coach Swackhamer, Joe McMahon, Gene Rouse, Ken Stull, and Manager junior Rex. Seated: Harry Blake, Robert Ransom, Bill Braden, Harold Lore, Bill Parnell and Paul Ransom. RESERVES Firm Row: Ed Wright, Jack Hess, Bill Wilson. Second Row: jim Mentis, Walter Prucly, Paul Bobst, Don Taylor, Charles Bryans, and Ray Sapp. Smmlilzgz Coach Thomas, Ecl Taylor, Lloyd Russell, Bob Blackford, jack Schlosser, Bill Blackford, jack Kinnard, John Kilroy, Charles Williams, and john Doup. Page Fifty-Jive VARSITY LETTEHMEN TH-IAROLD LORE - Senior . . . three varsity letters . . . one reserve letter . . . Honorable Mention all N.C.O. Q HI-IARRY BLAKE - Senior . . . two varsity letters . . . two reserve letters. TDUANE BROWN - Senior . . . two varsity lette.rs . . . two reserve letters. WILLIAM BRADEN - Senior . . . three varsity letters . . . one reserve letter. ROBERT RANSOM - Junior . . . two varsity letters . . . one reserve letter . . . First Team all N.C.O. A PAUL RANSOM - junior . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. WILLIAM PARNELL - Junior . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. KENNETH STULL - junior . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. WILLIAM WRIGHT - Sophomore . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. JAMES RHOADS - Senior . . . Manager . . . two varsity letters . . . one reserve letter. JR. REX - junior . . . Manager . . . one varsity letter . . . one reserve letter. Graduated at mid-year. TNational Athletic Honor Society. X? t. ' y Page Fifty-sim YELLIIW JACKET SPECIALTIES Q .. rv f .V fig: w Q -gag ,, lf, wi ffm ' 1:- , W . , , 10 E E,zlE E 1 ww .f1:xe:H:eq-' ' :- Huff M AU J 'f -.M 1 ea: 11-L f uwczi ' X3 ,, : YN, L, 'F H rll. tufw W if ...A E M E HE E V , 4 W L ' P 'H , , is -,Af KY N A 1 mf: 1 ' Si, X T 'X iw 'E L LQ' ' ' , J E E E E i 0 , I u ' 53 4 WY 4 pMf1,L 11 X! 3 i in x 1 r ln vl' N i Ekixx G, , K N Q-'I 1 VI. 4 X 1 A TQ, E E' .V .1 I if-Il rf -jr . cv. Q f2gp!O6f,, E , 'Q ,rj 1 i GA f , i . EQ k N . x-.-I , I :V v Q X 2 A ' H . i w, 1-3 ' ' 'X - V.,E 'TE 'J M Q , f I V - 4 ef . E ff , .ivy I ,IA af 3 M V f' av- A , 4 A? 'Q I , S rf h 71 1 V -'7 D K E E - E ff E J3,yi '5 . gQ577,?fE E E j f Y Eu iw EE' i P006 Fifty-seven SEUHE5 VARSITY RESERVE Mf.V6rI1OI1 32 ....-.......-.,..V-AA....... L0g211'1 15 Mt. Vernon Beckls All Stars Mt. Vernon 33 . .... ...v., C ol. North 35 Mt. Vernon ... . Col. North Mt. Vernon 24 ....,A ..V....-. D Over 27 Mt. Vernon ...,..., Gallon Mt. Vernon 47 ,,..,. Gallon 24 Mt, Vernon ,,,..,,, Shelby Mt. Vernon 34 ...... ...... A lulnni 43 Mt. Vernon ,,.... Bucyrus Mt. Vernon 42 ...... .... A shland 32 Mt. Vernon ..., Aquinas Mt. Vernon 31 ...... ..... S helby 34 Mt. Vernon ...... Marion Mt. Vernon 32 ....r. ............. B uCyruS 35 Mt. Vernon .... Ashland Mt. Vernon 38 ...... ...... C ol. Aquinas 41 Mt. Vernon ...,.,.. Galion Mt. Vernon 22 ...... .......... M ation 39 Mt. Vernon ..... Mansfield Mt. Vernon 42 ...... ........ G alion 27 Mt. Vernon .... Ashland Mt. Vernon 34 ....,. ...... M anslielcl 35 Mt. Vernon . ....., Shelby Mt. Vernon 31 ...... ..,. A shland 37 Mt. Vernon .,2. Amity Mt. Vernon 16 ...... ............ S helby 18 Mt. Vernon ...... Newark Mt. Vernon 32 ,..,. Akron South 41 Mt. Vernon ...... Bucyrus Mt,Vf-:mon 26 ,,,,., ...... N ewark 51 Mt. Vernon ...... Marion Mt. Vernon 30 ...... . ......,., Marion 32 Mt. Vernon 23 tt.,.. ......... C ol. Central 36 601 Page Fifty-eight ftournamentj TOTALS 637 ei- Q52 17 3 Q S I-X5 THE SPECT TUBE 5 W IT Bunch View Toss Up' Close Game Jump Fucu lty T1'iLll'llDllS Swaclc 4 Teh: U Bill Page Fifty-nine INTHAMUHAI. IIHAMPIIJNS igr li 1 ff' KKK TEHMITE5 5TUI.I.'5 ALL STABS Stmzrlfng: Bill Weiss, Coach Stull, Dale Sheffer. Sealed: Ralph White, George Culbertson, Dick Kerin, john Clark, and jim M t'. ' en rs Other members of the team are I.. D. Curry, Bill Lybarger, and jack Parker. Sitting: Maxine Taylor, Patsy Coile, Ula Hull, Evelyn Conkle, and Jean Caldwell. Smnding.' Phyllis Porter, Virginia Stark, Beverley Cochran, Ann Cochran, and Betty Smith. Page Sixty SUPHUMUHE5 Leroy Neil Albert Dean E. Algire Forrest Denver Antill Forest R. Antil Charles Harry Armstrong Albert Eugene Arquilla Bobby H. Arrington Charles Baldwin Wilbur Bartlett Edward Franklin Beck Ernestine L. Beckholt Edwin H. Bell Kathryn Ann Bell Rae Bell Richard A. Belt Eleanor Mae Benson Harriett Jean Bergin Paul R. Bickel Harold Bishop, Jr. Kenneth James Black Lucille Mae Black Wfilliam Ely Blackford Mary Lavina Blair Elores Irene Blubaugh Paul Eugene Bobst Constance M. Bogardus Evelyn Mae Bond Mildred Marilyn Bowers CLASS UP 1943 Walter Gene Brooks Geraldine P. Brown Marilyn Gaye Brown Richard C. Brown Alma Grace Burke Betty Mariet Buskirk Betty Isabel Caldwell Mervin Calkins Donna Belle Carr Russell T. Charlton Calvin Chase, Jr. Laurabelle Chase James Edward Chester Ethel Rosabell Clements Dwight Junior Cochran Norma Jean Cockrell Lillian Kathryn Comstock John Conard Howard C, Coon Bob Cramer Ray Crane Charles Cunningham Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Cecil Walter Curran Lawrence D. Curry Mildred D. Darnold Dale C. Davy Justine Phyllis Devalon Jeanne F. Dorsey Kay Dorsey Clinton Edwin Dotson John Doup Robert E. Dowds Dorotha Louise Drake Anna Jean Dunn Mike Andrew Eisele Weda Eubanks Frances Jacqueline Everett John Stilly Ewalt Dean Edgar Eyster Marjorie Louise Fair Phil Clem Falter Edward Fletcher Kathryn Fletcher Dorothy Jean Frye George Williain Frye Park Neil Gates Derwin Genre Catheryn Jeanne Gentry Dorothy Jean Gilbert Margaret June Goossens Betty Jane Graham Mary Elaine Green Elmer Gene Gullett Pauline Grossnickle Joan Gueulette Page Szwty one Buddy J. I-Iagans Betty Jane Hall Margery Ann Harris Ruth Louise Harris . Virginia F. Heagren Lula Jean Heighton Jack Hess Naomi June Hickerson Mabel Pauline Hiles Daniel James Hill Myrtle Irene Hill Sarah Elizabeth Hinger Charles Edward Holdbrook Kathleen Hoovler Carl H. Horlocker Donald D. Houbler Sara Elizabeth Houbler Frederick Duane Houck Mildred Evelyn Houck Ruby Leota Hubbell Mary Hughes Billie Hunter David Hunter Shirley Anne Irvine Emily M. Jackson Naomi Jacobs William Joe Jacquet Robert Leland Jones Marguerite Kakalecik Betty Jean Kearns James Richard Kerin Mary Eugenia Kerin John A. Kilroy Ruth Leona King Glenn Chester Kinnard Helen Mae Kleiner Mildred Lucille Klein Charles Kenneth La Fever Dick La Fever Leonard Leroy Levers Jack Leroy Lonzo Sheridan L. Loyd George William Lybarger Marjorie Lybarger Carol Janice Lyle Page Sixty-two SOPHOMORELS fcontinuecll Margaret E. McCoy Eleanor Ruth McDevitt Norma Jean McDonald Jane Claire McFeeley Chester Leroy McGee Fred M. McKenzie James Conrad McLarnan Kathleen McMillan James Edward Mentis Betty Marcella Miller Edna Mae Mills Margaret Montes Alfreta Mae Morey Helen Lucille Neighbarger Betty Newman Clarence Louis Newton William Cleve Ott Pauline Overly Elizabeth Barbara Owen Jo Ann Owen Charles Payne Sidney P. Perkins Frances Marion Pfouts Marilyn Hylene Pipes Jeanne Pratt Mary Louise Pumphrey Eugene Radabaugh Bill Jerome Ramsey Charles Fred Reasoner Paul Rex, Jr. Rita F. Rice Raymond Robb Roy Robson Emma Rubino Lloyd Lee Russell Walter William Sapp Thomas F. Scarff Kent Lloyd Scholl John Scottie Authur Robert Seavolt Virginia Lou Seavolt Phyllis Ann Sebach Pearl Elizabeth Sellers Robert Shamansky Ruth U. Sharp kg E?-If Q EZ 1 - Q 33 Carroll Victor Shipley William Russell Shoemaker Mary Alice Shrack William I-I. Shumaker Earl H. Siders Waneda Stella Singer Ruth Lorena Smith June B. Smith Enid Spake Rose Ada Speaks Dean Spearman Virginia Rose Stark Earnest Ray Starmer Frank A. Stout George William Stull Phyllis Marie Swadner Marguerite Taylor Maxine L. Taylor Lillian Temple Louise H. Theibert Carl A. Thomas Garnet Thompson Vernon Leroy Todd Martha Topp Joyce Ellen Turner Eileen Anne Vannatta Wendell Van Houten Doris Aileen Vasbinder Kathryn L. Ueltschy Lloyd Jack Waddell William Russell Waddell Tom Wzlrd Phil Parker Weider Doris E. Weiss Robert Jack Whitehead George F. Wilkins Charles E. Williams William Franklin Wilson Darwin Winland Betty Eileen Wiseman Edward Lee Wright Bill E. Wright Evelyn Ruth Wright George Zidek UNIUH5 .A, V V i vii: 'N r rnrr rrrr nnr l , , r,.NVY CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Robert Ransom Vice-President . . George Culbertson Secretary . . . . . Patsy Coile Treasurer . Orrel Workman Page Sixty-three JUNIUH5 Jack Allen, Jr. Edith E. Baldwin Elizabeth Balo Pauline Beach Jane Beever Ruth E. Bishop Joe Black Robert Blackford Marjorie Blackwell J. Arlene Bockoven George Robert Bouton Delmar Breneman Alice L. Bricker William Bricker Jessie R. Briscoe Betty Rose Brown Doris E. Brown Willis Brown James T. Burgess Charles W. Card Sara Jane Carson Harry D. Chadwick Marjorie Chambers Page Sixty-four ELASS UF 1942 Marjorie Charlton Harold C. Clutter Beverly Cochran Ned Eugene Cochran Maxine Cockerham Patricia Jean Coile Evelyn Conkle John Cooksey Vera Kathleen Crider Betty L. Crouthers George Culbertson Nettie Cunningham Jack L. Danforth Dorothy June Davis Robert M. Day Yvonne Ann Des Les Dernier' Martha Lee De Witt Walter Dickinson H. Gayle Dorsey Janet Eileen Doup Mary Ellen Doup Robert Eblin Thelma I. Elder Jocelyn L. Fawcett John Edward Fisher Marjorie Adela Frye Gerry Janice Gamber Eugene Leroy Gardner James Williaiiw Gatton Eleanor R. Graham John F. Harris Lennie Highwarden Stanley Hoagland Florence Horlocker Marjorie Householder Ula Jean Hull Chase Hunter Jack Hurlow Juanita Mae Hurps Ruth Louise Izenburg Eugene Jackson Jerome M. Kaler Julius M. Keck Marjorie King Margaret Kleiner Lou Anne Koch john D. Lahmon Duane Lambillotte Kenneth Laymon Barbara jean Levering Robert H. Lehman Clinton Lippman Robert S. Little William Le Roy Little Marjorie Lockarcl Amelia Marti Margaret D. Martin Martina Mawer Gene R. McKenzie Russell McManis Roy I. McMillen Frances McPherson Helen McVey Patricia Mehl Tom Mintier Beverly E. Monroe Vivian Morrison Ivan E. Mossholder janet E. Mossholder Patty Mossholder Virginia Motherall Ralph S. Neighbarger Charles Blair Neher Doris E. Oakes Betty Eileen Pargeon Marjorie Perrine Jack C. Parker ,jUNlORS fcontinueclj William Parnell Marjorie Phillips Paul J. Poland Phyllis Jayne Porter Paul Richard Pryor Virginia Anne Pugh William Pumphrey Harold Roy Purdy Paul G, Ransom Robert Scott Ransom Frederick Robinson Gene Gordon Rouse Paul K. Rowe Ida Rubino Kendrick Rudolph Lucile Ryan jack Schlosser Ada Schnitzer M. Uldine Schorr Marian E. Scott Hubert Don Shannon Charles R. Sharp Maxine Marie Sharp Wilma Jean Sheffer Robert Shellenbarger Loraine M. Shira Barbara Eileen Shultz Roy I. Siclers Coreta K. Small Maxine Small . Doyle H. Smith 4 5 E' 'fi tl , w KVXX DWR.. William Charles Smith Charles Snedden Mary Ellen Soles Darrell S. Steele George Neil Steinmetz Mellie Stillwell Kenneth Lee Stull M. Maxine Stull Richard D. Stull D. Lorenne Swadene: Donald W. Taylor Claire J. Temple Mathilde Theibert Meredith Thomas Robert G. Tulloss Ellen Maye Turner Herbert Lee Vernon Patty Vernon james Waddell Annabelle Walker Gerald Walker Martha J. Watson Robert Weaver C. june Wheaton Eileen Williams Harry R. Wilson Clarence Wirick Roy E. Wiseman Harold Woodward Orrel Workman Bernice E. Wright Page Sixty-five GUESS? Nornm. Supp Rae Bell lflnmgcnc Yurman Louise Theibert Carroll Crider Mzxrgueritc Mann Leora Robinson Kathryn A. Fletcher' Janet Mossholrlcr Jean Mustcllel' Ewurt Twins James McLzu'nun Marjorie Lockard Dale Shaffer Dnvid Mnstcllur Juno Wlurnton Mzlthilde Thuibcrt Page Sixty-six STILL EHIJWI H LISTENING IN Page- Sixty-seven FIJHUM ST FF ADVYSICR, - EDITOR BUS. MGR. ADV. MGR. SUB. MGR. Sam Cannon .Tolm Kvpple - Paul Ryan John Fair Arlene Huntslucwy PHOTO EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR PIIOTOGR-K PHER ATHLETIC EDITOR TYPIS- Norman Hopwood Naomi Perkins Gerald Walker Harold Lore R. Robertson Page Sixty-eight HUME HYGIENE AND IIHHE UF THE SICK Mrs. Grains Millar, Snhnnl Nurse Bathing the Baby Receiving Cvrti licatmrs I l,u:1.1'iug Clinic Cc-1'l111ic::lLcS' h-um u'ZlSllill2't0Il Page Sixty-nine During thc your this group entertained diff c r e u b groups with tcas, served dinner to the School Mastcr's Club and pru- vided refreshments for the April P. T. A. Meeting. Margin rul: Mat 'ny was tho winm-r of thc cnkc- hali- ing crmtcsiz. Page Seventy FUUDS CLASSES Miss Huffner, Instruntnr ELUTHING CLASS MIIDELS WIIIHK Miss Hawliusun,.I11strul:tnr Mable llilcs Martlm lklrris IEV4-Jyu Wright Edna Mills C'uf4.etm-in Glvnnn llarper Betty Culdwnll Pauline Hess Miss Wenger and U:lfm:l:01'iz1 I lc,-.I pvrr-1 Page Seventy-one OFFICERS Paul Ryan presirlcut Harrold Lure vice-presidenlz Sn ranlx C':1 r:-:on SCCtn'l'l'Ci1S. Mzxomi, I erIiius Social Chzurmam Jenn Mastel lex' Press Reporter Page Seventy-two LIBH HY ST FF Mrs. Snvitts, Librarian K H . 1 itil at X441 ff' X ix if x if fl If I :I X63 1 J. wi S5523 NUI 1 29 2 f fin III. B UFFIIIEH5 Frcuuh Page Seventy-four Arts Chef G. A. C. Tun-el and Home Crafts ' Comlnerce EC. Nu turn IZLUB IJFFIIIEHS G. A. C. President, Phyllis Porter Vice-President, Margare Burke fi Secretary, Virginia Stark Treasurer, jean Colwill Adviser, Miss Deibel ARTS and CRAFT President, jack Hess Vice President, Carol Shipley Secretary, Jack Waddell Treasurer, Duane Brown Adviser, Mr. Richardson CHEF CLUB President, Harold Hoovler Vice President, jack Branyan Secretary and Treasurer, George Wilkins Adviser, Miss Heffner COMMERCE CLUB President, Ruth McKenzie Vice President, John Brown Secretary, Alice Stofer Treasurer, Mr. Miller er or HOME EC. CLUB President, Ellen Patterson Vice President, Betty Martin Secretary, Eloise Phillips Treasurer, Jean Heighton Advisers, Miss Rawlinson Miss Heffner TRAVEL- CLUB President, Ernestine Beckholt Vice President, Marjorie Lybarger Secretary, jean Bergin Treasurer, jack Lonzo Program Chairman, Leroy Litllt Finance, Gale Dorsey Adviser, Miss W1'igl1t NATURE CLUB President, Duane Larnbillotte Vice President, Kenneth Stull Secretary, Lester George Treasurer, jacques Everhart Adviser, Mr. Walton FRENCH CLUB President, Charles Bovard Vice President, jane McFeely Secretary, Virginia Motherall Treasurer, George Culbertson Adviser, Miss Michael Page Seventy five Shop Work 'l'r:mqui lity Ianigor service Tc-sting Machinery Home lhmllx Party-110 Page Seventy-six 4 Wllllli I-1 ll PI. Y GIRL RESERVES 'V R37-N'w A Q-I :Y,5,,. l. 1 'ea'o 'fo I' P ,J C ' K ss .L W, ,lu Inelmftioxl U Officers - Marilyn Hall, presidentg jean Masteller, vice-presidentg Ellen Turner, secre- taryg Mary Weaver, treasurerg Miss Michael and Miss Dowds, advisers. Tea I 1 Page Seventy-seven HI-Y Oiicers - Edward Shorkey, presidentg Robert Stull, vice-presidentg Harold Lore, secretaryg Herbert Belden, treasurerg Mr. West and Mr. Mitchell, advisers. Oflicers - Tom Scarff, presidentg Sidney Perkins, vice-presidentg Bill Blackford, secretaryg Ed. Taylor, treasurerg Advisers, Mr. Walton and Mr. Mitchell. Page Seventy-eight HI-Y ENTEHTAINS E. H B11 D I Q OllLl'tl1'Y W A ury C O M M E R C E C L U B M E E T I N G C H E M I S T R Y P R O J E C T S Page Eighty IIIJMMEHIIE IILUB FRESHMEN PLAY WINNERS F IIIINTESTS AND ELEIITIIJ 1. . 3. 5. 6 7. 1. jane Cranmer, winner of snapshot contest. 2. Enjoying a cafeteria lunch 3. V club otlicers: president, Bill Braden g vice president, George Culbertsong secretzlry-treasurer, Duane Brown. 4. Library display. 5. Winners of Americanism themes: Smzzdin - Robert jones, Edwin Dotson, Harold Woodwar-d, Jerome Kaler, Robert Ransom, Ruby Hubble. Sealed - Virginia Motherall, Miriam LaFever, Mary Midos, Mary Ellen Soles, Virginia Stark. 6. Ula Hall, Virginia Stark and Beverly Cochran interviewing jorg Fasting. 7. Charelton. 8 Student Council oliicers - president, Duane Browng vice president, George Culbertsong secretary, i Patsy Coileg treasurer, Peggy Gill. 4 Page NS 2. 4. 8. Eighty-one FUTURE FARMERS IIE AMERICA President . . Vice-President Treasurer . .- Secretary . . Press Reporters Adviser . . Page Eighty-two 2:4 .9352 EW E5 C f A xx 1 X.-f - F. F. A. OFFICERS . . . . Q . Carol Wilson EW William Lybarger Charles Baldwin . . Paul Rowe . Kenneth Black and Chase Hunter . . Mr. Stuart Xf,,4rv'fN9w-si? ALL HINIJS UF I-IIITIVITY 2. 4. 6. Winne1's in American Legion Essay Contest - Donald Taylor, jo Ann Owen, Marilyn Hall, Fred Sclmebly. Walker Alone at Last. just before the final gun. Kerin vs. Rouse. Business English class. Lynde and O'Bryan a long time ago. Page Eighty-three Miss Shea Mr. Nelson A Student ' A Student . Mr. Patterson Miss Pike . Bill . . Miss Eggleston Miss Johnson ' Mr. Vecchitto Henry Aldrich Barbara Pearson Gertie . Mr. Bradley Miss Wheeler George Bigelow Mrs, Aldrich Mr. Ferguson Students . Mary . Director . Stage Manager Stage Crew Electricians . Property Committee Tickets . Head Usher THE JUNIOR CLASS of MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOL prerentr H WHAT A LIFE A Comedy in Three Acts by Clifford Goldsmith Alumni Auditorium, Friday, March 21, 1941 THE CHARACTERS Un the order of their a,!1peu1'm1rej Mellie Stillwell . Gerald Walker . Patsy Coile . Charles Smith . Harold Woodward . Claire Temple . john Cooksey Virginia Motherall . Ula Jean Hull Tom Mintier . . Don Taylor . . Ellen Turner . Yvonne De Les Dernier . . Robert Lehman . Lou Anne Koch George Culbertson . . . . Beverly Cochran . . . . . . . . jerry Kaler Juanita Hurps, Marjorie Lockarcl, Clinton Lippman . . . - . . . I . . . Evelyn Conkle PRODUCTION STAFF . ' ......... Ruth Domigan . . . . . . V' . . . . Duane Lambillotte Jack Hurlow, Neil Steinmetz, Willis Brown, john Harris, john, Cooksey . . . Kenneth Stull, Doyle Smith, Robert Day, Robert Tulloss . . Sara Carson, Kaye Crider, Mathilde Theibert, Frances McPherson, Martha Watson . . . Loren Miller, Marjorie King . . . Maxine Cockerham li Page Eighty-fifue WHAT A LIFE DRUM, MAJUH5 .Ji , t, .,... , , . . H ---.--A--------- -- Head Drum Major - Cledith Totman Assistants - M. Harrison, M. Harrison, M. Burke, B. Ackerman, J. Everhart, O. Waddell, H. Glover. Mr. Lewis -Instructor The Mt. Vernon High School drum majors, under the instruction of Mr. Lewis, have led the band in parades and provided entertainment between the halves of the football and basketball games with many interesting stunts. They Ahave also performed at P.T.A. meetings and other gatherings. Head drum major Cledith Totman received a rating of superior in the Central Ohio Band and Orchestra contest this year at Capital University. I-Le was given a rating of excellent in the state contest which was held at Columbus. 5 E D ik 'N Q 2 I S i wfvs Q ' Page Eighty-seven BAND BAND AND ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY GENE TAYLOR UHEHESTHA Page Eiglnty-eight AIIEIIMPANIST HELEN MCVEY, Accompzmist for the Orchestra This year Mount Vernon High had a sixty piece band and a forty piece orchestra both under the direction of Mr. Gene Taylor. At the state music contest held in Columbus, May 2, the following boys received ratings: Billy Wilson Roy Robson Brass Quartet Trumpet Quartet Cledith Totman Violin Cornet Paul Pryor, Dick Stull, Clmrlcs Card, and Don Taylor Roy Robson, Paul Pryor, Dick Stull, and Charles Card Drum Major Superior Superior Superior Excellent Excellent Page Eighty-nine SENIIIH IIHIJIH X6 5 7 ' Q Page N inety Director - H. O. WINTERMUTE JUNIUH 131111111 THEBLE IILEF IILUH First Row: Ida Rubino, Marilyn Bowers, Juanita Hurpes, Frances Hyatt, Margery Harris, Rae Bell, Lucille Ryan. Serond Row: Creta jean Masteller, Virginia Hissong, Maxine Taylor, Lois Roberts, Grace Dudgeon, Mildred Snow. Third Row: Sara Carson, Lou Anne Koch, Marjorie Lockard, Meredith Thomas, Phyllis Herrick, Kathryn Bell. Pourbb Rauf: Marjorie King, Ruth King, Leora Robinson, jean Anne Wagner, Ruth Levering, Sue Webster'. The Treble Clef Club is composed of 28 girls from the choir with Frances Hyatt fcenterj, accompanist. . This is the first year for the club and during this year they have sung in Columbus over the Ohio State University Radio Station. The Treble Clef Singers, composed of twelve girls, Mildred Snow, Phyllis Herrick, Meredith Thomas, Kathryn Bell, Marjorie Lockard, Sue Webster, Lou Anne Koch, Jean Ann Wagner, Marilyn Bowers, Sara Carson, Jean Masteller, and Marjorie King, have sung in Columbus twice, Gambier, and many places here in Mt. Vernon. This is the sec- ond year for the singers. Page Ninety Ji 1, MUSIII M1-XEUUEHS MINSTHEI. DUSKY CLOUDS Interlocutors ....,.. .....,...,....,........,....................... M arjorie Lockard and Robert Stull Soloists AA,,,.w,, ,.w,..,,Vv ww,,,,,Y L . D, Curry, Charles Neher, Lyle Irvine, Phyllis Herrick, Norma jean Vance, Grace Dudgeon, Mildred Snow, Robert Stull Tap Dancers ,, ,,.,,,A.,,,,r Marjorie Harrison, Marguerite Harrison, Beverly Dorsey End Men .,,.,,.,, ,,,.,,,rr,,,., C linton Lippman, Ralph White, Bob Coe, Darrell Steele, Director ,.,.........,,,....,. Orchestra Conductor .,,..... Accompanist .......,...,, Dan Emmett Skit ..,.... Page N inety-two Carl Thompson, Truxton Florence, Gale Dorsey, Bob Arrington Ogden Wintermute ..,,,.,...,,.,,,,,Gene Taylor Hyatt red Schnebly, Joe Black, john Cooksey A If SENIUBS CLASS OFFICERS President . . Robert Stull Secretary . joy Taylor Vice-President . Paul Ryan Treasurer James Puffenbarger X45 gs: Eiga i?:,w.2'w-2 Q7 K S5 D Page N inety-three EE IIQIHS Page Ninety-fam' ISEA'l'llIUE 'ICLIGANOR ACKERMAN WILFRED ANTILL WANDA L. BAKER. MAI! Y LOUISE BARRE .l UNE BEAVER HOB BECK JOHN IFIIEIJ BAIITON, JR. LILLIAN MAY ISATTRICK IlI'IIlISl'IR'l' L, BICLDEN HARRY BLAKE MAIRU.-XIlIi'l' M. IMUGIIER RU'l'll ANNA BEACH CHARLES M. BOVAIID WILLIAM IERADEN JACK .BRA NYAN .XLll'I4I ANNE llHl'lI'1l'lI 0 gl ' a ,,.at ,ali af .P I 'a :'T I 11 'A f 1 ' A DUANE KlCNNE'1'lI BROWN MIARGARET GLENDORA BURKE Joux CLARK, LIJQYD LERQY c1,lg'1'TERA,-- Q 1 All., , ,I ., 1 x,-'M JANE E. CRANMER, CAR ROLL B. CRIDISR IMOGENH COCIIRAN ROBERT WILLIAM COE DONALD XVILLIAM CURRAN MARY EVELYN DARNOLIJ MAXIQNE COOK MAN '-HELEN CRAMER BLAINE DEEM KATI-ILEEN DE WITT GRACE DUDGEON JOHN ALLEN EDMISTEIL A I 'J , xl: fx, 1-J ' f,x,,' , -- fl V W' xx tj' 'R H E AX . - ' li A -5' A fb ' N K ' . X SE IUH5 3' ISL 3 2 P fi Page Ninety-fwc SE IIIHS Page N inety-six ICILICIGN 15. ISMEIIY .IOIIN FAIR IJOIIIS MAIIGUliIlI'l'I!I FERGUSON WILLIAM KENNETH FOGLE YVANDA GLOYEII, CIIICSTER ALLEN IIALDEMAN ICILIC ICN FILYIC RUTH GARBER MARILYN HALL EVELYN IIARDMAN TIGR ENGR EDWARD GENRE l' ICGGY IIICNDRICK SON GILL II. GORDON IIARROD PIIYLLIS J. IIERRICK ORVAL HILL MARY VIRGINIA IIISSOXG c N 'funn a ,ff G,,,w' 'Z :ii 4' 1 ,..,gnr F 4 ', 'F 'I 1' 3 nl' f NORMAN l'Z. UOLLIS HAROLD K. IIOOVLICR NORMAN W. IIOPWOOD, JR. liS'1'H.ER JEAN IIUNTICR NELIAE SYLVIA JONES MARY P HYLLIS JONES 6 ,. 46' A .fx.g-+ L,,-134, ,LJ,ia,.j' , Af.: jr- -L ,5,.,. - ,uL.--: f'-Sf'-f 2, 5: MARY ARLENE IIUNTSBERRY FRANCES EMBA NOR H YATT ,HQRWWAWMV GEOR GE IN. .KWPAROS ANNA KATRIS' LYLIS D. IRVINE KEITH E. JENKINS MARY KATRIS JOI-IN DE BRUYN KEPPLE liI+I'1 l'll'l JANE LQIFICYISR MIRIAM RUTH L:xl l'IVlQR Q SE IUH A 5 WD fi N 55 Page Ninety-seven SE IIJHS Page Ninety-e'lg71,t Glsolium LAYMON RUTH 1sv1sLyN Llavnalcma JEAN LEVERS HAROLD E. LORI' MARY M IIJOS ALBERT MILLER BETTY JANE MARTIN RUTII McIUCNZIE DORTIIA JEAN MIIQLICR MARGARET ELAINE MILLS CAR,lfl'I'A J1zAN'MAs'1'lcLLlCu MILDRED MELTON -Q0 i.,5J'f fd? -'isis ,gear vc- 13,xIaB,x1m LEE MITCHELL BE'1'TIE MONTES ROBERT E. MOORE FRANK WILLIAM NORRIS a ,, ,cu 10 gif K n A' 'Q :yr 'fn 'ogg' if ' 1 fd J' .IARICIJ A. OWICNS DONALD A. PARGEON I'1I.,l1l9N I. l'A'l .l'lCIISON 111501101121 PE1l l ER E'IfI'll'IL JOYCE PORTER IIARLAN POORBA UG H ARLENE LOUIS PERKINS NAOMI' JEAN PERKINS JAMES WARD PUFIVENBAICCICIE MAICGIIC PUGII MARGARET ELIZABIETH PICUGI-I ICIIOISE ANNA l'Hll,LII'S CLARISSA lChlZ.kBIfl'K'l! RALL'tl BETTY CAROLYN RANSOM .IAMIES l.. IHIOAIJS RUTH RICIIARIJS SE IUH5 X is 33652 , J NYY Page N inety-wine SE IUHS Page One H vmclred w E , ,1- .kt xr -1. -. x Q51 -:ij I-Xb. x 'W ' ' , , LOIS ROBERTS MARJORIIG RUTII ROBERTSON LEGII A PIIYLLIS ROBINSON w,wN1c B. Rocmcs ! ,f fm R ,Vw ,VMS U f FRICIJERIC cn sm-IIN14: LY EVIELYN MAE SCOTT -ROSA MARIETTA RUBINO ff' f PAUL E. RYAN ff Kmuf Z f'f'fv1',.'7f 11 V! jfpay if nm'r'rV! JANE sl-:Avo1.'r EARL JAMES SELLERS NORMA ELLEN SAPP XVILLIAM SCARFF I JEAN E. SERVAIS IRENE W. SHARP DALE C. SHE FFIGR ELEANOR DARE SIIELLENBARGER ,nn I. l':: . o ,,a '! -5' ,.a , 4Z.,,a'f Q, 10 V fl' r A R 5? 4 W cf V ff 1 ,K A fb .7 1 ,v Lb . f' XJHH! SE IDRS ji- .' .msslc H. sg51cMAKEn gxf EDWARD S. SHORKEY gS.,,,.,iQviSg Q iv FW , , -AFX A I 1' .! f ,f , . . I , f . JOSEPH WILLIAM SHOULTS GRACE MILDRED SHUTT MILFORD STOFER NEVA M. STOPIIER MILDRED E. SNOW DALE SPEARMAN JOSEPH G. STOREY MARY MARTHA STRAUSSER U ,If I' ., ROBERT SQUIRES 1 Q U ALICE G. STOFE ' P JK' ? OJ -. xy IX f' norslzm' cA1zoIf3fi'Ui.L JAMES L. SULLIy!'AN JOY A. TAYLOR CLEDITII E. TOTMAN Page One H unclred-one SE IIJHS xii Nix J w x V in J x ' Ng Page One Hundred-two ig 3 XYXE EDYTIIIC LOUISE TOTMAN I3EA'1'RlCIC,EILElQN TYSON DONALD B. WILLIAMS l'ATlilCIA ANN WILIJAMS RUTI-I ELLEN WARD MARY MADELINE WEAVER PIIYLLIS WINEMILLER DOROTHY JANE WOOLA R D SUE WEBSTER BILL WEISS ELIZA,llI'I'l'lI BIGLI1 WIIIGWI' I-IMOGICNIC YANMAN J EAN WA GN IC ll RALP H S W H ITE MAR-IOIIIIG ISQIZIQIJIA HARRISON MARGlIIiRITlfl IKIENE IIAIKHZSON LEE COOKE CARL: W. 'l'1'IOMl'SOX SE Illll AIITI ITIE5 ACKERMAN Commerce Club Cl, 215 Senior Choir C315 Drum Majorctte C3, 415 H.M.S. Pinafore C315 Nature Club C215 Home Ec. Club Cl, 215 G.A.C. C41. WANDA L. BAKER Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 415 G.A.C. Cl. 2. 31- MARY LOUISE BARRE Home Ee. Club Cl. 2, 415 Commerce Club C2, 415 Girl Reserves Cl, 215 Travel Club C115 4-H Club. JOHN FRED BARTON, JR. Travel Club5 Puffenbarger Intramural Team. LILLIAN MAY BATTRICK Travel Club C115 Home Ee. Club C1, 215 Commerce Club Cl, Z, 415 Girl Reserves Cl, 21. MARGARET M. BAUGHER Orchestra C2, 3, 415 Musical Arts C415 French Club C315 Latin Club Cl, 215 Vice Pres. of Class C315 at Danville Cl. 3, 31- RUTH ANNA BEACH Library Club C415 Home lic. Club C2, 3, 415 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3. 415 G.A.C. C2, '3, 415 Volleyball C315 Basketball C315 Baseball C215 Travel Club C115 Sec. of Home Ec. Club C21: Nature Club C2, 31. JUNE BEAVER Girl Reserves C2, 315 Commerce C315 Home Ee. Club Cl, 2, 315 G.A.C. Cl, 2, 3, 415 Annual Staff C415 When Stars Shine C31. BOB BECK Hi-Y C415 Football Cl, 2, 3, 415 Basket- ball C415 V Club5 College Club C415 Arts and Crafts C115 When Stars Shine CStagccrew1, C31. HERBERT L. BELDEN Photograph Club C115 Track Cl, 215 Track Mgr. C3, 415 Nature Club C215 Jr. I-li-Y C21:,Sr. I-Ii-Y C3, 415 Treas. Sr. Hi-Y C415 Stage Crew C315 Stage Mgr, C415 V Club C415 College Club C415 Chr. Decoration Committee for Graduation C315 Gift Committee C41. HARRY BLAKE Reserve Basketball C215 Reserve Foot- ball C415 Varsity Basketball C3, 415 National Athletic Honor Society5 Col- lege Club C215 Dramatic Club C21. CHARLES M. BOVARD jr. Hi-Y Cl, 215 Sr. Hi-Y C415 Math. Club Cl, 2, 415 Science Cl, 215 Arts and Crafts C115 Dramatic Club C2, 315 French Club C3, 415 Pres. of French Club C3, 415 Biology Club Cl, 215 VVhen Stars Shine 5 Latin Club Cl, 215 College Club C1115 Choir C315 Photo Club Cl, 215 Sr. Announcement Com- mittee C415 Travel Club C11-5 National Honor Society C41. Football Cl, 2, 3, 415 Captain C415 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Co-Captain C415 VH Club C21, Pres. C415 Varsity Show C215 jr. I-li-Y Cl, 21. JACK BRANYAN Grandview High School Cl, 215 Booster Club Cl, 215 Basketball C1, 215 Foot- ball C2, 315 Latin Club Cl, 215 Annual Staff C415 Chef Club Vice Pres. C415 College Club C415 Commerce Club C411 Ir. Hi-Y Cl, 215 Senior Hi--Y C315 Math Club Cl, 215 Intramural Basket- ball C415 Dramatic Club C215 Round Table Club Cl, 21. ALICE ANNE BREECH Orchestra Cl, 215 National Honor Society C41. DUANE KENNETH BROWN Football Cl, 21, Mgr. C315 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Track Cl, 2, 3, 415 Band C115 Jr, I-Ii-Y Cl, 21, Sec. C215 Sr. Hi-Y C315 V Club, Sec. Sz Treas. C415 Student Council Cl, 41, Pres. C415 Arts and Crafts Cl, 41, Treas. C415 Varsity Follies C2, 315 When Stars Shine5 National Honor Society C41. JOHN M. BROWN Commerce Clubg Senior Hi-Y5 Vice Pres. Jr. Class5 Vice Pres. Sr. Class. MARGARET GLENDORA BURKE Choir C1, 2, 315 Drum Majorette C3, 415 Girl Reserves Cl, 3, 415 G.A.C. C3, 415 Nature Club C115 H.M.S. Pinaforcg Naughty Marietta 5 Pirates of Penzance. JOHN E. CLARK Hi-Y CI, 2, 3, 415 Arts and Crafts C1, 2, 315 F.F.A. C2, 3, 41, See. C415 Football C2, 3, 415 V Club C415 lVhen Stars Shine C31. LLOYD LEROY CLUTTER Hobby Club C215 F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 415 Library Staff C115 Student Council C415 F.F.A. Band Cl, 2, 3, 415 When Stars Shine C31. IMOGENE COCHRAN Ir. Choir C115 Sr. Choir C215 Girl Re- serves C115 Latin Club C215 Dra- matic Club C215 Library Staff C3, 415 Naughty Marietta C21. ROBERT WILLIAM COE Varsity Show C2, 315 VVhen Stars Shine C315 Photography Club C215 .Dramatic Club C215 Hobby Club C215 Chef Club C415 Choir C3, 415 Nature Club C31, LEE COOKE Arts and Crafts C215 Intramural Basketball C41, MAXINE COOKMAN Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 415 G.A.C. Cl, 2, 315 Sec. and Trcas. of G.A.C. C215 Home Ee. Club C1, 315 Commerce Club C2, 415 Basketball Cl, 2, 313 Volley- ball C1, 2, 315 Baseball C2, 31. Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 415 Dramatic Club C2, 415 Orchestra Cl, 2, 315 Na- ture Club Cl, 215 Sec. of Hobby Club C215 String Quartette C315 NVhen Stars Shine C315 College Club C415 Chr. Sr. Announcement Comm. C415 Latin Club C215 Co-Chr. Landscape Comm. C415 Art C3, 415 Homecoming Signs5 Chapel Stage Design Comm.5 Jacket Journal Staff C11. JANE E. CRANMER Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 41, Publicity Chr. C415 Dramatic Club C1, 215 Li- brary Staff C215 When Stars Shine C315 The Lost Pleiad C415 Annual Stal? C415 College Club C415 French Club C3, 41. CARROLL B. CRIDER Arts and Crafts C215 Home Room Pres. C415 Photo Club C41. BILL CURRAN Merchant of Venice C11 5 Photo Club C115 Dramatic Club C215 Indus- trial Arts Club Vice Pres. C215 Na- ture Club C21 5 When Stars Shine C315 French Club Treas. C31. MARY EVELYN DARNOLD Dramatic Club C3, 415 Nature Club C1, 215 Rainbow Club C215 41-I, Club C115 Girl Reserves C415 The Lost Pleiad 5 Volley-ballg Travel Club C11. BLAINE DEEM Hobby Club C11. . KATHLEEN VIRGINIA DeWITT Home Ec. Club C2, 41. , GRACE DUDGEON Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 415 Jr. Choir C115 Senior Choir C2, 3, 415 Library Staff C2, 3, 415 Honor Club Cl, 215 Devotional Chr. of G.R. C415 Latin Club Cl, 215 Treble Clef C415 College Club C415 Naughty Marietta C215 H. NLS. Pinafore C315 Minstrel C415 French Club C31, EILEEN B. EMERY Girl Reserves C115 Commerce Club Cl, 415 Band C1, 215 Travel Club C115 Home Ee. Club C21. JOHN LUCIAN FAIR Band Cl, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra Cl, 2, 315 Nature Club Cl, 2, 415 M.ath Club C115 Booster Club C115 Dramatic- Club C115 Jr. Choir C115 Arts and Crafts Vice Pres, C115 Science Club C215 Intra- mural Basketball C415 jr. Hi-Y C215 Photo Club C215 Chef Club C415 Hobby Club C215 Annual Staff C415 Adver- tising Mgr. C415 Commerce Club C41. DORIS MARGUERITE FERGUSON G.A.C. Cl, 2, 415 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 415 Home Ee. Club C115 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Volleyball C2, 3, 415 Baseball C2, 415 When Stars Shine C315 Library Club C3, 415 Dramatic Club C315 Honor Club C215 Intramural Sec. of G.A.C. C415 French Club C3, 41. Page One Hwndred-tlwee WILLIAM KENNETH FOGLE Arts and Crafts Club Cl, 2, 355 Photo Club C155 Commerce Club Cl5. EILEEN FRYE Girl Reserves Cl, 455 Coninierce Club Cl. 455 G. A.C. C155 Student Council C45- RUTH GARBER Library Staff Cl, 2, 3, 455 Girl Re- serves C455 Latin Club C255 Sec. of Latin Club C255 Quiz Book Club C455 College Club C455 French Club C455 National Honor Society C45. TERRENCE EDWARD GENRE Photo Club C155 Mfath Club C255 Or- chestra Cl, 255 Latin Club Cl, 255 Sci- ence Club C155 College Club C455 Choir C455 Hi'Y C455 NVhcn Stars Shine C35- PEG GY I-IENDRICKS ON GILL Honor Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Dramatic Club Cl, 255 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 455 Latin Club C1,- 255 Student Council Treas. C455 Commerce Club C455 W'hen Stars Shine C355 jr. Play Ticket Chr.5 All High School Play Ticket Chr.5 Animal Staff C455 Na' tional Honor Society C45. WANDA GLOVER Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3 ,455 G.A.C. Cl, 2, 455 College Club C455 Jacket ,lournal Staff C455 French Club C355 Assembly Chr. C455 Latin Club C25. CHESTER ALLEN HALDERMAN Science Club C155 Arts and Crafts Club CU' MARILYN HALL Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, -l5, Pres. C455 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Student Council C2, 45, Sec. C25, Temporary Chr. C455 Attendant to Football Queen C255 Football Queen C355 Attendant to Forum Queen C3, 455 Paper Staff C455 Literary Editor C455 Chr. of Sr. Play Comm. C455 College Club C455 Latin Club C255 Student Council Con- stitutional Comm. C455 Chr. of jr. Ring Comm. C355 Chr. of Jr. Play Comm. C355 Honor Club Cl, 255 XVhen Stars Shincy' C355 French' Club CS, 455 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Comm. C355 The Lost Pleiadl' C455 National Honor Society C45. EVELYN HARDMAN Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 45, Vice Pres. C355 String Quartet Cl, 2, 3, 455 Girl Re- serves C1, 2, 3, 455 Dramatic Club Cl, 255 Honor Club Cl, 255 College .Club C455 Latin Club C25. MARGUERITE IRENE HARRISON Home Room Jacket Journal Reporter C155 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Na- ture Club Cl, 2, 355 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 355 Drum Majorette C3, 455 5Nhen Stars Shine C355 The Lost Pleiad C455 High School Carnivals5 Plays of jr. High Assembly, for Dra- matic Class, and for I-ligh School Assembly C455 Commerce Club C455 Basketball. Page One ,Hundred-four Senior lzlivities MARJORIE ISABELL HARRISON Home Room jacket Journal Reporter C155 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Na- ture Club C1, 2, 355 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 355 Drum Majorette C3, 455 When Stars Shine C355 The Lost Pleiad C455 High School Carnivals5 Plays of Jr. High Assembly, for Dramatic Class, and for High School Assembly C455 Commerce Club C455 Basketball. PPIYLLIS J. HERRICK Choir C2, 3, 455 Naughty Marietta 5 .lI.lVl.S. Pinafore 5 Minstrel Showg Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 455 Social Chr. C455 Student Council Cl, 255 Nature Club C155 Home Ec. Club C155 Latin Club C255 Treble Clef C3, 455 Triple Trio C3, 455 Dramatic Club Cl, 2,55 Sr. Class Prophecy Chr. C45. ORVAL HILL Arts and Crafts Clnb5 .l'hoto'Club5 Band Cl, 2, 3, 455 Orchestra5 Puffeuf barger Intramural Basketball Team: Sr. Class Basketball Team. MARY VIRGINIA I-IISSONG Jr. Choir C255 Sr. Choir C3, 455 Home Room Ren. for jacket Journal Cl, 5, 455 Paper Staff C355 Home Room 4 Girl Reserves l Vice Pres. C 55 ' ' C 55 G.A.C, Cl, 2, 355 Commerce Club C455 Dramatic Club C455 Treble Clef C455 Operetta C2, 355 VVhen Stars Shine C355 The Lost Pleiaclv C45. NORMAN E. HOLLIS Band Cl, 2, 355 Photo Club Cl, 455 Na' ture Club C255 Chef Club C455 Arts and Crafts C15. HAROLD K. HOOVLER Counnerce Club C2, 455 Intramural Games C455 Chef Club Pres. C45. NORMAN W. HOPWOOD, JR. Photo Club C1, 255 XVlien Stars Shine C355 Annual Static C455 Hi-Y C3, 455 Service Chr. C455 Science Club Cl, 255 College Club C455 Library Statf Cl, 2, 355 Latin Club C255 Arts and Crafts C155 French Club C455 Sr Class Prophecy Comm. C455 National , Honor Society C45. ESTHER JEAN HUNTER Choir Cl, 255 Commerce Club Cl, 25. MARY ARLENE HUNTSBERRY Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 455 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 455 Latin Club Cl, 25: VVhen Stars Shine C355 College Club C455 Paper Staff C455 Annual Staff C455 Subscription Mgr. C455 Home- coming Comm. C455 Sr. Class Prophecy Comm. C455 Sr. Class Publicity Comm. C455 National Honor Society C45. FRANCES ELEANOR HYATT Choir Cl, 2, 3, 455 Pirates of Penz- ance 5 Naughty Marietta 5 H.A'l.S. lT'inafure 5 Minstrel Showg Girl Rc- servcs Cl, 2, 3, 45, Music Chr. C455 Dramatic Club Cl, 255 Honor Club C155 Treble Clef C455 Social Chair. of Choir5 Music Masquersg Latin Club C255 French Club C3, 455 College Club C455 Paper Staff C455 Homecoming Chairmang Sr, Class History Comm. Chr. Student Council Cl5. LYLE D. IRVINE Paper Stal? C355 Annual Stal? C35: Or- chestra Cl, 2, 355 Nature Club Cl, 255 Ir. Hi-Y Cl, 255 Sr. 1-li-Y C3, 455 Arts and Crafts C255 V Club C455 Sr. Choir C3, 455 Golf C2, 3, 455 Foot- ball C1, 255 Chef Club C455 Basketball C155 H.M.S, l'inafore CC355 NVhcn Stars Shine CStagecrew5 C355 The Lost Pleiatlu CStagccrew5 C455 Broad- casting C455 Jr. HifY Sec. C25. KEITH E. JENKINS Hi-Y C45. MARY PHYLLIS JONES Commerce Club Cl, 2, 455 Travel Club Pres. C155 Home liz. C.ub Cl5, NELLIE SYLVIA JONES Girl Reserves C155 G.A.C. C3, 455 Ath- letic Teams C3, 45. GEORGE N. KAPAROS French Club C455 Latin Club C255 Dra- matic Club C2, 455 When Stare Shine C355 The Lost Pleiad C455 Paper Staii' C45, Business Mgr. C455 Arts and Crafts Cl, 255 College Club C455 Photo Club C155 Student Council C455 Con- stitutional Comm. of Student Council C455 Social Comm, of Sr. Class5 Hi-Y C3, 455 Finance Chr. C455 Honor Club C155 Orchestra Cl, 255 National Honor Society C45. ANNA KATRIS .. . , Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 455 Sr. Com- merce Club5 Honor Club C155 Com- merce Club Treas. C455 Pres. of Home Ronin C255 National Honor Society C45. MARY KATRIS Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 455 Commerce Club5 I-Ionor Club C155 National llonor Society. JOHN DE BRUYN KEPPLE Booster Club Sec. C255 Forum Editor C455 Arts and Crafts Club C155 Col- lege Club C455 Hi-Y C455 jr. Play Stage Mgr. C355 Hobby Club C255 Sr. Class Executive Comm.5 Representa- tive to Buckeye Boy's State C355 Na- tional Honor Society C455 Honor Club C155 Student Council C155 Math Club C255 Forum Stan' C45. BETTIE JANE LAFEVER Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 45: Girl Re' serves Cl, 2, 3, 455 G.A.C. Cl. 2. 5. 455 Basketball Team Cl, 2, 3, 455 Choir C1, 2, 355 Cheerleader C355 All High School Play C155 When Stars Shiney' C35- MIRIAM RUTH LAFEVER Girl Reserves Cl. 2, 3, 45: Financial Comm. C3, 455 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 455 French Club C3, 455 Jacket journal Staff C455 College Club C455 XVhen Stars Shine C355 Cl1r. of Landscape Comm. C455 Art C2, 3, 455 Homecom- ing Signs5 Latin Club C255 Chapel Stage Design Comm. RUTH EVELYN LEVERING Girl Reserves Cl, Z, 3, 425 Choir C25 3, 425 Naughty Marietta 5 l'l.lVl.S. Pinafore 5 Minstrel Show5 Latin Club C225 Home Ee. C125 Nature Club C125 Treble Clef C425 Dramatic Club C1, 22. JEAN LEVERS Girl Reserves Cl, 225 Commerce Club C1, 425 Home Ee. Club C225 Travel Club C12. HAROLD E. LORE Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 42, Pres. C225 Nature Club Cl, 22, Vice Pres. C12, Pres. C325 Hobby Club Cl, 225 Hi-Y Cl, 2, 3, 42, Pres. C22, Sec. C425 Re- serve Basketball C125 Varsity Basket- ball C2, 3, 425 Student Council Cl, 225 Booster Club Cl, 225 V Club C425 VVhen Stars Shine C325 The Lost Pleiad C425 Jr. Class Pres. C325 An- nual Stott C425 Library Club C42, Vice l'rcs.5 Math Club C225 National Honor- ary Athletic Society. BETTY JANE MARTIN ' Home Ee. Club Vice Pres. C4255 Na- ture Club C125 Travel Club C125 Home EC. Club C2, 3, 42. CARETA JEAN MASTELLER Orchestra Cl, 225 Jr, Choir C125 Sr. Choir C2, 3, 425 Girl Reserves Cl, 2. 3, 425 Vice Pres. C425 l-lonor Club Cl, 225 Jr. Dramatic Club Cl, 225 Naughty Marietta C225 I'l.M.S, Piziaforeu C325 Minstrel Show C425 Library Club C2, 3, 4.25 Treble Clef C425 National l-lonor Society C42. RUTH MCKENZIE Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 425 Dramatic Club Cl, 225 Student Council 'C425 VVhen Stars Shine C325 All High School Play C225 Con1merce Club C42, Pres. C425 Merchant of Veniccf, MILDRED MELTON ' Home Room Pres. C125 Home Room Vice Pres. C225 Travel Club C125 Com- merce Club C125 Home Ee. Club C225 Commerce Club C425 National Honor Society C42. MARY MIDOS XlVl1en Stars Shine C325 Home Ee. Club Cl, 425 Commerce Club Cl, 42. ALBERT MILLER Student Council C225 Hi-Y Cl, 2, 3, 425 Chef Club C425 Nature Club C225 Dra- matic Club C22, DORTHA JEAN IWILLER Commerce Club CZ, 425 Girl Reserves C225 Home Ee. Club C125 Nature Club C125 Travel Club C12. MARGARET ELAINE MILLS Nature Club C125 Girl Reserves C125 Home Ec. Club C225 Commerce Club C4 2 . BARBARA MITCHELL Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 42, Sec, C32, Financial Chr. C425 Choir C425 Art C2, 325 Jacket Journal Staff C425 Col- lege Club C425 Latin Club C225 French Club C425 Nature Club C225 Dramatic Club C425 Minstrel C42. Senior ctivities BETTIE MONTES Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 425 G.A.C. C2, 3, 425 Home Ee. Club C125 VVhen Stars Shine C325 The Lost Pleiad C425 Home Room Pres. C12. ROBERT E. MOORE Photo Club C225 Hi-Y C3, 425 Track C2. 32. FRANK WILLIAM NORRIS Choir C2, 325 Arts and Crafts Club Cl, 225 Nature Club Cl, 225 Jr. Hi-Y Cl, 225 Sr. Hi-Y C3, 42. JARED A. OWENS Hobby Club Cl, 22, Treas. C225 and Crafts C125 Science Club C125 Dramatic Club C225 Nature Club C225 Hi-Y C2, 425 When Stars Shine C325 French Club C425 College Club C425 Sr. Class Will Comm. C42. Arts DONALD A. PARGEON Arts mid Crafts Club C12 C225 Chef Club C22 C32 C425 Commerce Club C12 C22 C-125 Photo Club C125 Dramatic Club C12. ELLEN I. PATTERSON Home Ec. Club C12 C22 C425 Social Chr., See., Prcs.5 Nature Club C225 Commerce Club C12 C225 Girl Reserves C12 C425 Home Room Reporter C22. ARLENE LOUISE PERKINS Girl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C425 G.A.C. C12 C22 C32 C-125 Pres. C325 Dramatic Cflub C12 C22 C32 C425 Cheer Lender C32 C-L25 Basketbilll C12 C22 C32 C425 NVhcn Stars Shine C325 The Lost l'lcizul C42. NAOMI JEAN PERKINS Girl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C425 Library Stuff C22 C32 C425 Latin Club C225 Drmnzitio Club C12 C225 National I-loner Society C425 Annual Stall C425 College Club C42. MARGARET ELIZABETH PEUGH Ginl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C425 G.A.C. C12 C225 Honor Club C125 Drzunatic Club C425 College Club C425 Sr. Friend- ship Club C32 CElyria25 French Club C32 C425 Btlllfl C12 C225 The Lost Pleindf' ELOISE ANNA PHILLIPS Home Ee. Club C12 C425 Sec. C425 Couunerce Club C22 C32. ETI-IEL JOYCE PORTER At Utica, Basketball, Volleyball, Tcnpin Baseball C225 At Bladensburg, Feature Editor of School Paper C32. J AME S WARD PUFFENBARGER Travel Club C125 Chef Club C22 C425 Commerce Club C425 Sr. Class Trcus. C425 Captain and Player of Intramural Basketball Team C425 Home Ee. C22. MARGIE PUGH Girl Reserves C425 When Stars Shine C325 Home Ee. Ctlub C12 5 Dramatic Club C12 C22 C325 Nature Club C12 C225 Commerce Club C42. CLARISSA ELIZABETH RALLS Girl Reserves C32 C425 Musical Arts Appreciation Club C42 5 Orchestra C12 C22 C32 C425 College Clubg G.A.C. C12. BETTY CAROLYN RANSOM Choir C125 Home Ee. Club C12 C425 Girl Reserves C12 C425 Travel Club C12. JAMES RHOADS Science Club C12 5 Reserve Mgr. C22 5 Varsity Mgr. C32 5 Football Mgr. C42 5 Basketball Mgr. C42. LOIS ROBERTS Girl Reserves Cl? C22 C32 C42, Service Chr. C425 Jr. Cioir C125 Sr. Choir C22 C52 C425 Library sian C22 452 C425 French Club C325 Latin Club C22 5 Treble Clei C425 Student Council C425 Naughty Marietta 5 H.M.S, Pinafore 5 Min- strel. MLARJORIE RUTH ROBERTSON Travel Club C12, Sec.5 Library Club C225 Student Council C125 Nature Olub C125 Dramatic Club C125 Commerce Club C12 5 Volleyball C125 Paper Stall C22. LEORA PI-IYLLIS ROBINSON Girl Reserves C12 C22 C425 Dramatic Club C12 C225 Choir C12 C22 C32 C425 Treble Glef C425 Minstrel C425 Naughty Marietta C225 H.M.S. Pinaforc C325 Choir Vice Pres. C425 Forum Queen Attendant C425 The Lost Pleiadl' C425 National llonor Society C42. WAYNE B. ROGERS Chef Club C425 Intramural Baskctball5 Jr. Hi-Y C12 C22. ROSA MARIETTA RUBINO Girl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C425 Nature Club C125 Student Council C125 Hobby Club C125 Commerce Club C425 Dr:.uu:1tie Club C42 5.Choir C32 5 When Stars Shine C325 1-l.M.S.,Pinaforc C32. PAUL E. RYAN Sr. Class 'Vice Pres. C4-25 Library Club Pres. C42, Library Club C12 C22 C32 C425 Business Mgr. of Annual C425 Pros. of Arts and Crafts C125 Sr. I-li-Y C32 C425 Jr. Hi-Y C225 Reserve Football C325 llonor Club C125 Sound Projector Oper- ator C425 The Lost P1eiad C425 Paper Staff C42. NORMA ELLEN SAPP Girl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C-L25 Choir C12 C22 C32 C425 Dl'tlIll21lllC Club C12 C225 Treble Clef C425 Pirates of Pen- zance' Cl.25 Naughty Marietta C225 I-I.M.S. l7lllilfOl'Bu C325 Minstrel Show - C425 Library Staff C12. WILLIAM SCARFF' Arts and Cmlts C22 C32: Varsity Foot- ball C22 C32 C425 V Club C42. EVELYN MAE SCOTT Dramatic Club C12 C22 C32 C425 Com- merce Club C12 C22 C425 Girl Reserves C12 C22 C32 C425 Cheerlendm' C32 C425 Attendant to Forum Queen C325 Home- coming Queen C425 Forum Queen C42. Page One Himclrerl-five FREDERIC C. SCHNEBLY Track Team C255 Paper C15 C25 C35 C45, llclitor in Chief C455 Honor Club C155 Lilwary Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Latin Club C255 lfrench Club C35 C455 College Club C455 Ili-Y C455 Dramatic Club Cl.5 C35 C455 All High School Play C15 C25 C455 When Stars Shine C355 Booster Club C155 National Honor Society C45. BETTY JANE SEAVOLT Choir C455 Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C45 5 Nature C25 5 Travel C15 5 When Stars Shine C355 Home Ee. Club C155 G.A.C. C155 Dramatic Club C15 C255 Sr. Class Will Comm.5 Minstrel Show C45. EARL JAMES SELLERS Science Club C15. JEAN G. SERVAIS Commerce C15 C25 C455 Girl Reserves C15 C27- IRENE W. SHARP Choir C15 C25 C35 C455 Dramatic Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C455 College Club C455 Latin Club C255 Naughty Marietta C255 H.M.S. Pinafore C355 Minstrel Show C455 National Honor Society C45, DALE C. SHEFFER Travel Club Vice Pres. C155 5Vhen Stars Shine C355 Home Room Pres. C455 Football C25 C35 C455 Basketball C455 Intramural Basketball C35 C455 Track C3 C455 Sr. Class Gift Comm. C455 Commerce Club C455 Chef Club C455 V Club C455 Ir. Hi-Y C25. ELEANOR DARE SHELLENBARGER Commerce oiub C135 G.A.O. C13 C25 C335 Home Ec. Club C155 Nature Club C155 Volleyball Team C15 C255 Basketball Team C15 C25 C35 C45. JESSE H. SHOEMAKER Travel Club C155 Chef Club C25 C455 Commerce Club C455 Home lic. Club C25. EDWARD S. SHORKEY l-Ii-Y C25 C35 C45, Pres. C455 Track C355 Baud C15 C25 C355 Orchestra C455 Paper Staff C-I5, Advertising Mgr. C455 French Club C35 C455 When Stars Shine C355 Latin Club C255 College Club C455 Stu- dent Council C455 Science Club C155 Photo Club C155 Library Stati C25 C35: Math Club C255 Student Council Consti- tutional-Corum. C455 Sr. Announcement Comm. C45. JOSEPH WILLIAM SI-IOULTS Arts and Crafts C155 Science Club C155 5 Orchestra C155 Stage I-Iand for When Stars Shine C35. GRACE MILDRED SHUTT Travel Club C15. IVIILDRED E, SNOW Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C455 G.A.C. CTI5 C25 C355 Dramaitic Club C15 C255 Treble Clef C455 Choir C15 C25 C35 C455 'tWhen Stars Shine C355 Nature Club C25 5 Pirates of Penzance C255 H.M.S. 1'inafore 5 Minstrel C45. Page One Hundred-sim Senior lztivilies DALE WARREN SPEARMAN F.l3',A. C15 C25 C35 C45, Presidentg Stnrleut Council C455 llonor Rollg State Farmer Degree C35 5 When Stars Shine 5 Cfhr. Student Council Election Board 5 News Rcportcr5 National llonor Society C45- ALICE G. STOFER Girl Reserves C15 C255 Travel Clubg Commerce Club C25 C45, Sec. C455 Home Ee. Club C25. MILFORD STOFER Prcsiclcnt of lntranuural League C455 Sr. Ili-Y C355 Dramatic Club C255 Chef Club C45. NEVA M. STOPHER Girl Reserves C15 C25 C455 Travel Club C155 Home Ee. Club C455 G.A.C. C25. JOSEPH G. STOREY Arts ami Crafts5 Pulfcnbargcr Intramural Basketball Team C45. MARY MARTHA STRAUSER Home EC. Club C15 5Econon'iics Club C255 G.A.C. C355 Commerce Club C455 Choir C455 Volleyball Team C25 C35. ROBERT CAROL STULL Orchestra C15 C25 C355 Class Trcas. C35: Class Pres. C455 Sr, lli-Y C35 C45, Vice Pres. C455 Paper Staff C455 Choir C25 C35 C455 ll.M.S. Pinaforc C355 Latin Club C255 College Club C455 lntraniural Teams C35 C455 The Lost Pleiarlu C455 Photo Club C155 Arts anrl Crafts C155 Dramatic Club C15 C25 .C455 Minstrel Show C455 Math Club C15. JAMES L. SULLIVAN Photo Club C15 5 Science Club C15 5 Hobby Club C15 5 Annual C45 5 When Stars Shine CStagccrew5 5 The Lost Pleiarl CConimittee5. JOY A. TAYLOR Vice Pres. Jr. Class C35 5 Scc. of Sr. Class C455 Girl Reserves C15 C455 G.A.C. C15 C25 C35 C45, Vice Pres. C25, Soc. C355 Counnercc Club C25 C455 Library Club C455 Travel Club C155 Dramatic Club C25 C355 National Honor Society C45. CARL W. THOMPSON Chef Club C455 Sr. Hi-Y C355 Choir C35 C435 r'0oumi.i C15 C25: l'l,M.S. Piml- fore C355 Minstrel C455 College Club C15 C25 C35: French Club C355 Track C255 Jr. Hi-Y C25. CLEDITH E. TOTMAN Dramatic Club C155 Choir and Operettas C15 C255 Reserve Football C255 Varsity Show C255 When Stars Shine C355 Drum Major C35 C45. EDYTHE LOUISE TOTMAN Travel Club C15 C25, Sec. C155 Com- merce C15 C25 C45, Reporter C455 Dra- matic Club Cl.5 C25 C35 C455 G.A.C. C255 Girl Reserves C455 Band C35 C455 Or- chestra C455 Basketball Team C15 C25 C355 Volleyball C15 C25 C35 C455 Cap- tain C455 Home Room Reporter C25. BEATRICE EILEEN TYS ON Choir CI5 C25 C355 G.A.C. C15 C25 C35 C455 Girl Reserves Cl.5 C25 C35 C455 Opcrettas C15 C25 C355 Dramatic Club C15 C255 Home EC. Club Cl.5 C255 Com- merce Club C15 C45 5 Sr. Class Gift Comm. C455 4H Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Home Room See. C15 C255 Home Room Pres. C155 Basketball C15 C25. JEAN ANN WAGNER Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C-155 Dramatic Club C15 C255 Choir C15 C25 C35 C455 Treble Clcf C35 C455 Pride anal Prej- udice C255 Pirates of Penzance C155 Naughty Marietta C255 H.1LS. Pina- forel' C355 Minstrel Show C455 French Club C35 C45. RUTH ELLEN WARD Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C455 Society ldilitor of Jacket Jourua.l C35 C455 G.A.C. C15 C255 Dramatic Club C15 C255 Choir C15 C25 C35 C455 Treble Clcf C25 C35. MARY MADELINE WEAVER Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C45, Treas. C455 When Stars Shine C355 3 Mill Levy Chapcl5 Nature C.lub C255 Com- merce Club C155 Dramatic Club CJ55 Basketball and Volleyball C355 Nation- al Honor Society C-15. SUE WEBSTER Choir C455 Girl Reserves C455 Treble Clef C455 College Club C455 Home Room Rep. for Jacket Journal C45. BILL WEISS Reserve Football C255 Varsity Football C355 Track C355 Stull Basketball Team C455 Hi-Y C25 C455 Commerce Club C15 C25 C455 V Club C35 C455 Travel Club C15 C255 Stucleut Council Rep. C455 When Stars Shine C35. RALPH S. WHITE Choir C35 C455 il.llI.S. Piuaforc 5 Min- strel Sliow C455 lli-Y C15 C25 C35 C455 Latin Club C255 French Club C355 Social Chr. of I-Ii-Y C455 College Club Pres. of Choir C455 Arts and Crafts , C455 C15' Math C15 C255 Dramatic Club C15 C25. DONALD B. WILLIAMS Baud C15 C25 C35 C455 Dramatic Club C15 C255 College Club C455 W'lieu Stars Shine C355 Minstrel C455 Choir Hi-Y C455 Latin Club C15 C255 Club C15 C255 Nature Club C25. PATRICIA ANN VVILLIAMS Girl Reserves C15 C25 C455 French Club C45 5 Hobby C35 C455 Dramatic Club C15 C25 C455 College Club C455 Student Council C255 Latin Club C25. DOROTHY JANE WOOLARD Student Council C155 Choir C455 Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C455 When Stars Shine C35. ELIZABETH BELL WRIGHT G.A.C. C25 C35 C455 Girl Reserves Home Fic. Club C15 C25, Treas. , Volleyball C25 C35 C455 Commerce Club C455 Basketball C25 C35 C455 Thu Lost I'.leiarl C455 Forum Queen Attendant C45. EMOGENE YARMAN Pride and Prejudice C255 When Stars Shine C355 Girl Reserves C15 C25 C35 C-155 Dramatic Club C15 C255 Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C455 Concert mistress of Orchestra. C-155 College Club C455 Jacket Journal Rep. C455 Publicity Committee C455 Naughty Marietta C255 Choir C15 C255 Homecoming Committee C45. C455 C25' TWU UN I-lN ISL!-llllll Senior Class Play The cast for Two On An Island included: Charles Bovard, Harold Lore, john Fair, Marilyn Hall, john Kepple, Robert Beck, Robert Stull, Edward Shorkey, Duane Brown, Mary Midos, joseph Black, Ellen Patterson, Frederic Schnebly, George Kaparos, Jean Ann Wagner, Doris Ferguson, Edward Genre, Evelyn Scott, Arlene Huntsberry, Paul Ryan, Rosa Rubino, Margaret Peugh, Harold Hoovler, Barbara Mitchell, Leora Robinson, Marjorie Harrison, Emogene Yarman, Ralph Wliite, Norman Hollis, Helen Cramer, Margie Pugh, jared Owens, Marguerite Harrison, Donald Williams, Louise Totman, Dorothy Woolard, Neva Stopher, Irene Sharp, Mary Strauset, Mary Weaver, Peggy Gill, Lois Roberts, Rosa Rubino, Grace Dudgeon, Mary Virginia Hissong, Emma Rose Simmons, Celina Simmons, Oneida' Fisher, Harriet Cowen, Charles Williains, Robert Wfilliams, Chester McGee, Lloyd Morton. Miss Ruth Domigan directed the play. 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' O 'U 1 u H 1 5 - '5 i .. m - E 2 Q i ' i ii H Pave 0,1 . 6 H und?-ed-tymty sw CLASS WILL-1941 We, the seniors of Mt. Vernon High School, in this year of 1941, being of sound Q ?j mind and good intentions do ordain and pronounce filjlegal this our last will and testament, for that purpose that all persons mentioned herein 'may be benefitted by some means as the following: A Bill Curran leaves his collection of Esquire Petty Girls to anybody who wants them. fCall at room 203 the 5th periodj. Harold Lore bequeaths his Saturday night flings to George Culbertson. Duane Brown wills his manly physique to jeep Allen. Frances Hyatt leaves her perfume, I Will Return, to those who wish to return next year. Betty Seavolt bequeaths her claws to Marjory Lockard so she may defend herself. Gordon Harrod just leaves . . . maybe. Bob Stull wills his uncontrollable winks to Leroy Little. Paul Ryan wills his numerous girls to anyone who can handle a harem. Don Pargeon leaves his neat appearance to Edwin Dotson. To Fred Reasoner, Carroll Crider bequeaths his longing for the Marines. jack Branyan wills Evelyn to Hal George for safe custody. Naomi Perkins and Careta Masteller bequeath their going steady complexes to Sally Worley and Mary Ann O'Bryan. Jane Cranmer leaves her intelligent expressions in civics to any poor soul who would like to be thought brilliant in that class next year. Alice Ann Breech leaves her sister to carry on. To Frank Stout, john 'Clark bequeaths his timidness. Bob Coe leaves ihis ability to get into Lit. class late every morning to anyone so fast he needs slowing down. james Sullivan wills his murderous intentions in speech class to anyone brave enough to tr it. lvgarilyn Hall bequeaths her big, brown eyes to Marge King to roll around for awhile. Dot Woolard wills her interest in the surrounding towns to those who can't be satisfied with anyone in our school, either. Arlene Perkins bequeaths her diamond ring to Miss Michael. Bill Scarff leaves his nick-name Wild to anyone who can fill it. Bill Braden wills his basketball scores to next year's team, because it seems this year's team couldn't use them. Norman Hopwood bequeaths his paper route to Chuck Neher because he needs the exercise. Ralph White wills his preference for blondes to L. D. Curry because he wants to change his brand. Bettie Montes leaves her little black book to Mary Louise Pumphrey. Doris Ferguson bequeaths her glasses to Rae Bell so she can see more. Keith Jenkins wills his quietness in classroom to Duane Lambillotte. To Ida Rubino, Ruth Beach leaves her blond hair. Imogene Cochran bequeaths her cows and chickens to Lou Anne Koch. Kenneth Dailey and Blaine Deem leave their pep and enthusiasm to Ula jean Hull and Butch Cochran. Herbert Belden wills his purty eyelashes to Juanita Hurps. Eileen Emery bequeaths her French Horn to anyone who can blow it. To Phyllis Ann Robb, Betty Martin wills her serious manner. Dale Spearman leaves his masterful voice to Lucille Ryan so she may be heard in next year's Lit. class. The Harrison twins leave their long concealed identity to Hank. jean Levers leaves her love letters to Barbara jean Levering. Grace Dudgeon leaves her neat curves to Myrtle Hill. Irene Sharp wills her dislike for studying to jean Dorsey. Page One Hrmdred-thrr ty seven 020114111141 1 11 1 1 10111 1 1 1111.014 3 T TTTTT .T T T T T T -It I Q E AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP 2 9M W. Vine St. 5 SHOE REPAIRING Q HATS CLEANED SUITS CLEANED I and PRILSSED U Q 1:11 11- 1 1 1'1 1 1 11 - I Compliments I of I Q KAI-IRL SL WARD General Insurance - Real Estate I E 7 W. Vine St. I 222.2 2 22.22222 ! . I I Compliments I I of I a 5 PEOPLE S I I i SHOE STORE I Q ojoefacmozo 5 g Corner I Main and Vine Streets I 0:01101011101u11:1u1u1u-1n1u1 111141111 Page One Hundred-thirty-eight 11301, 0:0114 14 1 11111 111411 111111111 1 1 THE ISALY STORE 109 S. Main St. Soclas - Sundaes Ice Cream Cones Brick Ice Cream Creamery Butter LUNCHEON and FOUNTAIN SERVICE 4310111111 1111 1 1 1 1'1 1 1014 ,ig oiniojoioioxninioiuinznznioznzni Sanderson Lumber Co. Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material 301-303 W. HIGH ST. :1r1::1:11:11:r1n1::1u1n1:x1:x1c:1::1:r11 Compliments of FRANK BARTLETT Builders' -Supplies ni it n1u1u1u1n1::1:1101-11101: 1 1 CLASS WILL - 1941 fContinuedQ Albert Miller bequeaths his personality to Slim Bartlett. Ellen Patterson wills her chewing gum to Miss Diebel. Norma Sapp wills her reckless driving to Shirley Irvine, who we all know drives so safely and sanely. john Kepple leaves his editing of next year's annual to Dick Kerin. Anna and Mary Katris will their sisterly love to Doris and Patsy Oakes, who sure can use it. George Kaparos sorrowfully leaves Mary Kaler to all under-classmen. Ruth Ward and Bill Norris bequeath their perfect love affair to L. D. Curry and Claire jean Temple. Fuzzy Irvine bequeaths his toupee to Puzz Wilkins. Miriam LaFever leaves her artistic abilities to Phyllis Ann Robb. A Edward Shorkey leaves before something else happens to him. Betty LaFever leaves her detention to Ruth Bishop who might get it made up next year. Elizabeth Wriglut wills her cute smiles to Sara Carson. Sue Webster bequeaths her love for bright colors to Grace Motherall. Phyllis jones leaves her ability to play basketball to Laurabelle Chase. Joy Taylor leaves her popularity to Pat Vernon. Patricia Williams wills her dainty size to Norma Cornell. Margaret Mills hequeaths her bashfulness to Phyllis Seabach. Bob Beck leaves his ability to drive a car UQ to Miss Mahaffey. Norman Hollis leaves the newspaper clippings of his numerous shaves with the law to our history department. . Carl Thompson bequeaths fto anyone who can hold themj his infatuations of the feminine sex. Wayne Rogers leaves his nick-name Horney or is it Corney g well anyway he leaves it with his love to Charles Card four Card boyj. Helen Cramer leaves her over-developed vocal chords to the public address system in case it goes bad. Mary Darnold leaves, so she will have more time for the Kenyon fellows. Mary Weaver leaves her stand-in dates to anyone that wants to settle down. Milford Stofer bequeaths his way with the gals to Buck Schlosser. Fred Schnebly leave this bangs to the National Guard. Barbara Mitchell, Arlene Huntsberry, and Miriam LaFever leave their scattered brains to Gus Walker. jesse Shoemaker leaves his razor blades to Muzzey. Evelyn Hardman leaves her love affair to Mellie Stillwell and Bob Lehman. Cledith Totman donates his antique comb and hairbrush to the school to be placed on exhibition in the hall. Lloyd Clutter leaves school so that he will have time to develop his secret ambition - A chicken farm. Don Williams throws to Ken Layman, his unusual ability to change from one girl friend to another, so that the girls can get around. Dale Sheffer regretfully leaves ahis marvelous ability of primping to Mary Green. john A. Edminster leaves Jean and June Auskings to the next lucky lad who can tell them apart. Wilfred Antill leaves to any junior, who has Hank next year, his unsurpassable powers to recite memory work unintelligibly. Bob Squires LEAVES FINALLY. Earl Sellers leaves his WPA project of model homes made from toothpicks to joe Black. joe Shoults regretfully leaves his angelic manners to Gayle Dorsey. Mildred Melton leaves to Evelyn Conkle her receipe of how to get into The National Honor Society. , Fred Barton leaves his ability to make it in four years to joe Black. Charles Bovard wills his ability to do his Trig. to Bob Lehman. Page One Hrmdred tlmty more o:ov Y i 1 101' 1 1 -111 1-11'-1r1'r1 1010101124024 T T. T T ,T T ,T TWT ,T T Q Oi!DillillliOl!ill!llllilllllliblibitbillitlltli 5 e i - C l' t f I 2 5 amp me S 0 i 5 DUR11-:Ux SERVICE S i 5 W. H. West 5 2 STATION i . . U ' soH1o x-vo i Builders Supplies 2 E i - i 2 - - 7 G ll 15 l. I Manufacturers of Concrete i g a ons or over C ga i Vaults E ' i Joe Duriex, Proprietor 3 Tel. 314 612 W. Gambier St. 2 E Second SOHIO Station On Sandusky St. I ' i f i i I Q SEVENTY-THREE YEARS YOUNG . l i The Ringwalt Store in Mount Vernon is one i of the oldest stores in Ohio - but also one of E the youngest. i Residents of Knox County have long looked i to Ringwa1t's for the smartest dresses, coats, Q rnillinery, accessories, and cosmetics. The new- ! est and the smartest have a way of showing up ' at RingWa1t's as soon as they are shown in big city stores. Ringwalt's send more buyers to i New York than any other store in Knox County. E Five generations have shopped at Ringwa,1t's,,,w N Q and today it remains equally popular with grand- - -, i mothers and the pig-tai1'f crowd. C E Best wishes to you, Class of '41, E E 1 E ' Th MPANY 2 e J. S. RINGWALT CO ! I i I i i i ,3,p0:0qv0104:: 1 r1i:-x io:r1o:4r::3ar:n:x1o:z:r:.:4aicr:r:-:fr14 o Page One H undred- forty CLASS WILL - 1941 tContinuedJ lohn Brown hasn't anything to leave besides his looks. john Fair leaves his pipe to Bobby jones. Ruth Garber wills her scholastic ability to anyone capable of filling it. Peggy Gill 'leaves Mr. Miller to the school. Chester Haldeman wills nothing but his books to the school. Harold Hoovler leaves his athletic ability to Winfield Bricker. Arlene Huntsberry leaves her ability to get A's from Hank to anyone that wants to try! Bob Moore doesn't leave Eileen Tyson to anyone. jared Owens leaves his good looks to john Bone. jim Rhoads leaves without regret. Ruth Robertson leaves her typewriter to L. D. Curry. Leora Robinson leaves her good behavior to Mary Kerin. Paul Ryan leaves the annual to this year's journalism class. Harry Blake wills his athletic ability to Billy Wilson. Beatrice Ackerman wills Bob Blackford to the Future Farmers of America. Emogene Yarman leaves her flashy brown eyes to Bob Bonnist. Wanda Baker bequeaths her constant giggle to Ruth King. june Beaver leaves her fickleness to Claire jean Temple. Margaret Burke leaves Alma to take care of Shira. Maxine Cookman bequeaths her ability to get her man to Virginia Seavolt. Kathleen DeWitt leaves her ability to make home runs in gym to Martina Mauer. Eileen Frye wills her practice sheets to Mr. Miller as he may need them in the future. Phyllis Herrick bequeaths her ability to flirt to jean Shelter. Esther Hunter leaves her reputation as a man hater to Jacqueline Everhart. Nellie jones wills her ability to sew to Wanda Glover, Ruth Levering leaves - for Grove City. Ruth McKenzie wills her pretty blonde thair to Anna jean Dunn. jean Miller leaves her brown eyes to Marjorie Blackwell. Marjorie Pugh wills her well worn path to Predericktown to Marjorie Householder. Margaret Peugh bequeaths the pieces of her broken heart to Kay Dorsey. Evelyn Scott bequeaths her crowns to Pat Coile. jean Wagner wills Sher ability to get Hi-Y pins and then not wear them to Norma Cockrell. jean Servais leaves her corny jokes to whomever can tell them better. Grace Shutt leaves her ability to stay home to Marilyn Bowers. Mildred Snow bequeaths her philosophy that red heads belong together to Rita Rice. Mary Strausser leaves her personal fads and styles to Jeanne Pratt. Alice Stofer, Mary Louise Barre, and Lillian Battrick will their everlasting friendship to Pauline Overly, Norma Cockrell and Shirley Irvine. Signed THE CLASS OF 1941 WitnerJer.' jean Wagner Lois Roberts Betty Seavolt Lyle Irvine Albert Miller Jerry Owens Page One Hrmdrecl-fo1'ty-one Page One H undred- forty-two PHIIIPHEEY Silence in the court-room. The Baililf, Don Pargeon, calls the room to order as the judge enters. Even in his robes and wig of office we recognize our old friend Ralph White, now a dignified judge and ardent politician. He takes his seat and Rever- end Ruth Robertson blesses the assembly. Quiet save for a wee voice- ain't he funny, what's he doing? The voice seems slightly farniliarg and as we glance up we see a little tot being hushed by his mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harrod Qwell, this is news, jeanj. Close by we see several old friends. Here is a group of those who have become matrimonial victims-Keith Jenkins, joe Storey, Bettie LaFever, Eleanor Shellen- barger, Eileen Emery. In another corner is a group of irreconcilables Qto womenj Bob Coe the soap-box orator, Midge Pugh, the eminent light house-keeper at Bangs, and Charles Bovard the only efficient successor to Steinmetz, the electrical wizard. As we scan the audience again, familiar faces seem to pop out everywhere-Miriam LaFever, our sensational artist, Duane Brown, Mr. Richardson's successor, jesse Shoemaker, State Highway Inspector, Wilfred Antill, Curtis House proprietor, Grace Dudgeon, peanut vendor for Ringling Bros. Circus, james Rhoacls, leading undertaker of Mt. Vernon, and james Sullivan, President of Cuba. The din becomes less dinny as the jurors quiet down. Well, Well, all old friends. We see Bob Moore, Superintendent of Mount Vernon Schools, Robert Stull, Dentist, Ernogene Yarman, advocate of Wimmens Rights Everywhere, g Louise Totman, chief horticultural statisticiang Harrison Twins duo dancers for Ziegfield's Follies, g Kath- leen Dewitt, Parisian Model. Kenneth Fogle, leader of jazz Band, Mary Weaver, Author of Essays on Men , Marilyn Hall, French Instructress of Mt. V. H. S. g Fuzzy Irvine, manager of Horse Farm, and Blane Deem Strongest Man on Earth. The room is hushed as the judge opens court and june Beaver, the lawyer for the plaintiff, Edward Genre, President of the We Use It soap Trust, rises and brieliy but clearly states her case.-quote-On the morning of April 1, 1960, there appeared in the morning edition of the Mt. Vernon News an article vehemently censuring soap, the soap trust, and the President, Edward Genre, in violent unmistakable language. The article was by the Speaker of the House of Representative, George Laymon. Therefore, that he may protect himself and his fellow-citizens from slander because of the use of soap, june Beaver sues said George Laymon for i51,000,000,000.-unquote. The Attorney for the plaintiff summons to the stand her first witness jean Wagner, who is duly sworn in to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Us it possible, jean?j Your name, Please? jean Ann Wagner. ' 'Occupation ? We-ell ever since Chester Haldeman and Earl Sellers sold out their Candy Kitchen, l've been forced to be a chorus girl in Norman Hopwood's Follies which are running in opposition to Ziegfield's. That was about a year ago, when Evelyn Scott decided to resign the matronship of the Old Ladies' Home and become- Hm-m, a chorus girl-. Your Honor, I object to this witness, interrupts the Attorney for the defense, jerry Owens. Objection sustained. No chorus girls in this court. Next please, decrees the august 'ud e. J gThe next witness takes the stand. Your name? john Fair. . Occupation ? Best detective in seven states, sir. Why sir, do you remember when someone held up Harold Hoovler, president of the-C. I. 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PHONE 1280 BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE Q i . 'Quo-201010-zo:-011:1.Dain1aiu::xl1xiniixioixxioizxicrioiniuiozoio1uinlxlzz1 1 21: 111 1 0 Page One Huml1'ed-forty-fam' 1 PROPHECY fcontinuedj Are you acquainted with the defendent? Yes sir. Why once- Where did you last see the defendent on the Sth of July P Walking with Frances Hyatt, pianist for The Wor1d's Symphony Orchestra, Peggy Gill, Post-Master General, and Beatrice Ackerman who is engaged to the Prince of Wales. Stealthily I trailed them to Fred Barton's hardware store, where he engaged in conver- sation with jane Cranmer, eminent biologist, Nellie jone, authority on the bugs of Mex- ico, and Mary Virginia Hissong who is private secretary to Henry Ford. Although I was at a distance, I detected that their conversation was about the recent flight to Mars, made by Eileen Frye, Bettie Montes, joe Shoults, and Mary Strauser. Stealthily, I- That will be all. Thank you. Miss Midos, please take the standf, What is your name? . Mary Midosf' Occupation P Democratic nominee for President, with Don Williams for Vice-Pres. Gentlemen, I promise you that when the Democrats get in power the world will- Do you know the defendant? Goodness gracious,-yes. Was he ever guilty of such violent anathemas before? No. Never was George known to say anything about anybody. Why the other day while in New York George Kaparos, our rising financier, and john Kepple, poet laureate to the president, I saw Mr. Laymon at the Waldorf talking to jean Levers, Betty Martin, john Edminister, Bill Curran, proprietors of the Cunard Steamship Lines. Mr. Laymon, although evidently incensed, said nothing malicious- That's a falsehood! , cries june Beaver, the plaintiff's attorney. Do you think I'll have youl for a witness if you say things like that? Why, you cat. I'll- A commotion at the door silences her. In, there stalks nine forms wrapped in green rugs, wearing kettles on their heads. A frightened hush-sweeps over the court room. The leader steps forward. We're the Kettle-Kapped Klams, said he grewsomely. Ah, we recognize him, Carol Crider! As we scrutinize the others, Bob Beck, Harry Blake, jack Branyan, Lloyd Clutter, Lee Cooke, Orval Hill, Eloise Phillips, and Clar- issa Ralls. We're here to see justice here! Butthere is none! Resumed the leader. Therefore disperse, ye rebels! All o' ye! Git out! A wild confusion ensues. The room is .in an uproar. Another disturbance by the door is seen, and behold-here are the Kokosing Hussars, with their bright uniforms, glittering swords, and on the shoulder of each, a huge owl perched solemnly. With gay precision they follow their leader, Herbert Belden. In this joyous company we see Ruth Beach, Mary Louise Barre, Wands Baker, Ruth Graber, and-oh yes !-jean Miller and Louise Totman. A gay company, is it not? The insurance Klams vanish into thin air, and order is once more restored. The trial is resumed and Miss Beaver calls her star witness, john Clark. Your name is-? john Clark. Occupation ? Testing pickles for Heinz' 57 varieties. Were you in Washington, D. C., on Tuesday, july 4th ? Yes, sir. There was a great celebration, a huge parade that day. There was an excellent band led by Margaret Burke, and some of the players are very famous,-Alice Ann Breech, Edward Shorkey, Joyce Porter and playing drums was Orval Hill! That is superfluous, sir. Was George Laymon there? u u u Page One H1.mdred forty five ozoIiuininicniuiuioi 11020101111 :I 2 2 U I Dry Goods - Accessories U Ready - To - Wear RUDIN CO. E Knox county. Greatest store MT. VERNON, OHIO FURNITURE DRAPERIES - STOVES FLOOR COVERINGS 3 103.0 031111111-ziizzzzzzzzz KNERR TIRE CO. 401 S. Main St. Vulcanizing - Re-treading Distributors of New Tires and Tubes bu: 14110107.4110inlnlniuln1011loin: RANSOM LUMBER , AND BUILDING CO. Builders of Fine Homes in MT. VERNON, OHIO For Four Generations g PHONE 1240 211 N. CLINTON ST 9i'Fl0Q010l0i3l0iUi0l3l9lCflfflilliilollilOi! 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They were discussing the monopoly on static and waves of ether by Arlene Huntsberry and Mary Darnold. Did you see him in the Congressional Library, writing?'l Yes, sir, later in the day. And mind you, when I looked over his shoulder- Cries of hiss and Spy! came from the audience, which is evidently in sympathy with Mr. Laymon. Wl1en I looked over his shoulder, I saw Mr. Genre's name and several unspeakable adjectives describing him. That will do, Mr. Clark. You're a man after my own heart, says Miss Beaver. Ah! We sense something not wholly legal! She turns to the jurors, who are Margaret Mills, Ruth McKenzie, Jean Servais, Arlene Perkins, Helen Cramer, Phyllis jones, Doris Ferguson, Mary Katris and Anna Katris. There you see, we have direct proof that Mr. Laymon is guilty and ought to pay Mr. Genre S51,000,000,000, at least. After careful admonition to the jurors, the judge sends them out to come to a decision. Meanwhile, refreshments are served by several high officers of the Caterer's Union, Margaret Peugh, Rosa Rubino, Grace Shutt, Ellen Patterson, and Esther Hunter. Everyone seems to be happy waiting for the verdict of the jury.. Ah! At last here they are! Breathless suspense holds the audience. Will Mr. Laymon be ruined for life. What will the decision be? The foreman of the jury steps forward. Honorable judge, Ladies and Gentlemen. We, the gentlemen of the jury, find the defendant guilty to the extent of six cents. Pandemonium reigns supreme. And we pass out quietly. Phyllis' Herrick Paul Ryan Arlene Hmzlrberry 5: 4552 05, 6!'fWrQ'-QQ-I Page One Hrmdred-forty-seven 0:01 1 1011 111111191 r1n1:u1n1 101014 11111 i 9 C. H. DIETRICH ! 5 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE II E WATCH REPAIR ENGRAVING II E 29 E. GAMBIER ST. 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