New Straitsville High School - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (New Straitsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

DEDICATICDN 'SNK 'g 5.53-:--' We, the Class of 1952, are proud to dedicate this annual to our parents, teachers and the school. To our parents for having so willingly helped us through our twelve years of schoolg to the teachers for their patience, kindness, and personal interest in each of usg and to the school for its free educational system. We hope this dedication will convey our appreciation to you. Z N ' f. ,w Q -,M vs. V .vm 1 ' . ......,.,.-msdasuizf -- fl V . f U- 15. FACULTY WILLIAM JONES Superintendent Science RICHARD EBERT5 Civics-History JOYCE THOMPSON Home Economics MARJORIE RUTAN English EMMA TIETAWNIICHKEL Home Economics ROBERT BURSON Athletics NATHAN DAVIS Mathematics SENIORS Class History The Senior Class of 1952 was organized in September of 1948, under the direction of Mr. Charles Guisinger. There were twenty-seven members, fourteen of whom were in the vocal music group, eight in the band and nine who played on the reserve basketball team. Our class officers were: President, Rita Forsythe, Vice-President, Don Lett, Secretary, Evelyn Good, Treasurer, Nancy Forester. This year we were represented in the operetta, Wild Rose. Our class dues were twenty-five cents every six weeks. Also, to get more money in our treasury, we sold refreshments at all the basketball games, which was quite successful In 1949, we became Sophomores, our class officers being, President, Ruthie Burgess, Vice-President, Don Lett, Secretary, Evelyn Good, Treasurer, Nancy Forester. Mr. Nathan Davis was our class adivsor. We still had twenty-seven members ten in the vocal music group, seven in the band, and seven playing basketball. Our class dues were twenty-five cents every six weeks. We were determined to increase our bank balance this year, so we sold scarlet and gray tape, had bake sales, sold refreshments at the ball games, and had a dance. Also we were represented in the Perry County Music Festival. We became Juniors in 1950, with Mr. Nathan Davis as our class advisor. Our class officers were, President, Johnny Beattie, Vice-President, Bill Spicer, Secretary, Jim Grandy, Treasurer, Buddy Wallace. The enrollment of our class had decreased to twenty three, seven in the vocal group, four in the band, and five playing basketball. This year, our class was honored in sending the high school representative, Ruthie Burgess, to Girls State, at Columbus, Ohio. Our class dues were changed to fifty cents each semester. We sold refreshments at some of the ball games, We gave our Junior Class Play, The Antics of Andrew which was directed by Miss Marjorie Carr, and we had our Junior Carnival. On May 4, we gave a reception for the Seniors. Also, we were again repre- sented in the Perry County'Music Festival. During this year also, we sent Juniors, Rita Forsythe and Ruthie Burgess to represent our school in the District Tests at Athens. Rita took the test in English XI, and Ruthie in American History. Ruthie placed eighth in the district and received Honorable Mention from the state. Now in 1951-1952, we are Seniors. Our class officers are: President, Ruthie Burgess, Vice-President, Johnny Beattie, Secretary, Nancy Forester, Treasurer, Bill Spicer. Our class advisor is Miss Edna L.. Price. We have twenty-one members, two having enrolled from Newark High School and from Michigan, and one coming to us from Logan High School. There are six members of our class in the vocal music group, five in the band, and six on the basketball team. Every- year our class has been represented on the honor roll. The class dues are twenty-five cents every six weeks period. We . sold refreshments at our share of the ball games and had candy sales. We have been trying to build our bank account so that we may be able to take a Senior trip. Where we are going, we have not decided, but we intend to make our last get together an event to be remembered. -Rita Forsythe - RUTH BURGESS Ruthie Qlf You Need a Doctor See Girls' State President . President . . Librarian . . Scorer .... . . Junior Play . 3 years FOREST GREEN Forrie flfriendly and Understandingj Office Girl .... ..... l year Librarian . . . Z years JOHN BEATTIE nvsmokyvy QAt Basketball he is a Whizj Band .....,. . . Operetta . Vocal .... Basketball , , . Baseball .... . President .... . Vice-President . Junior Play 1 year A . . .1 l year 4 years 4 years . . 11 . .12 Ruthiej ...10 ....1Z 3 years JAMES GRANDY uhyirnu fWomen Want My Autograph, but They Always Forget to Pay For Itj Vocal . . . ........ 4 years Operetta . ..,. . l Band ......... . . 3 years Band Concerts .... .... 3 Perry County Festival ...... 1 Football ......... . Z years Basketball , , 4 years Junior Play Secretary . . . . . ll ROBERT STARNER Mr, Wheeler QA1ways Ready to Give a Helping Handj Junior Play ROBERT WILLIAMS Cobby fHearv.breakerj 1 Band .........,.. 3 years Band Concerts . .... 31 Vocal . . 4 years' Operettas Basketball . . Z years! Baseball. . . . 3 years Junior Play Junior Play BERNICE WHITMER Cookie QEyes Full of Mischiefj LESTER BELL Heels lSmall. but Mighty, Band ..... , ..... 3 years, al Band Concerts . . . Junior Play Na- DONALD BURGESS Zoosh Q1-low l Hate Two-timin' Gals, Band ............ 4 years Vocal . . . . 4 years Basketball . . . 4 years Baseball , ......., 4 years Operettas . ....... . . . Z Perry County Festivals . . . . A NANCY FORESTER Nan QA Freind In Need ls a Friend lndeedj Vocal. , . ..... . . Zyears Operetta. . . . . . 1 Librarian , . . . Z years Treasurer, , . A , , 9 Treasurer . . I0 Secretary . . . . ll Junior Play Sf.-cremary to Coach Burson ROBERT WALLACE Wally-' QThe Girls Are Crazy Abou! Himl Basketball ......... 4 years Baseball .... . . A years Band ....... . Z yearn Band Concerts . ..., Z Treasurer . . . ...l.l Junior Play VIRGINIA SEYBERT Ginger fRamie's Little Helperj Vocal ........... Z years Vocal Concerts . ...... L Phi Chi Sigma ........ l year Girls' Intramural Sports . . . 3 years Junior Play JANET DOWNS Minnie QKeep Smiling, Janet Doesj Vocal ......... . . Z years Operetta. . . .... 1 Librarian .......... 1 year Junior Play Sec 1-eta ry ol' Lunchroom JOE BLOSSER Tricky Joe fNeed a Lift? Call Joel Basketball ......... 3 years Vocal . . . . 3years Operelta . . . . . . l WILLIAM SPICER Willy QTry Bill's Remedy Keep'em Guessin'J! Basketball ......... 4 years Baseball ...... . . 4 years Vice- President Treasurer . . .. .:.ll , .12 Junior Play BARBARA SWACKHANIER Bobby Jean QSilence is Goldenj Home Economics Club . . , Z yearsl Glee Club ...... . . Z years Christmas Program RITA FORSYTHE Reet fL0ve'em and Leave 'emi President ..,..,....,. 9 Vocal . . . . . 4 years Operettas . . . . . Z Band .......,. . 4 years Band Concerts ..... . . . 4 Perry County Festivals .... Z Cheerleader ..... f . 3 years Librarian . . . . . Z years Junior Play Vocal .... Operettas Basketball . Junior Play DON LETT vvD0n1i lRomeo With Little Julietsj Vice-President ......... 9 Vice-President . . . . . 10 ... . .4yeu's Perry County-Festivals . ..., Z ...... .4years LOLA WEAVER IILu1ulI flf at First You Don't Succeed, Keep Tryingj Band . ........... 1 year Vocal ..... Operetta . . . Band Concerts . . . , , Z Librarian . . Office Girl . Junior Play . , . 2 years - .... 1 ' . .l year . Z years Junior Play SUANNE SNYDER Susie Qwatch Out For Danger, Vocal . ........... 4 years Operettas. . . . . . . Z Band . . ' ,... . . . . 4 years Band Concerts ...... . . 4 Perry County Festival, . . 1 EDWARD NYE Hick ll-le'a Quite a Man About Townj Band ....,....... l year Basketball ....., . Z years Basketball Manager . . . . 2 years Junior Play Ode To Now here sits Beattie, Johnny, that is, He's not much for lessons, But at ball he's a whiz. Now here is Spicer, His first name is Bill, He's tall and he's nice, And gives the girls a thrill. Now here comes another, His name is Don Lett, He'll be a coal-stripper, Like his Dad, l'll bet! Now here comes Blosser, They all Call him Joe, lf you want something invented, Just let him know. Now here sits Ruthie Burgess, Who doesn't believe in rest, She's friendly and chummy, And gets A's on her tests. Here comes Forsythe, Rita's her name, She's the Cheerleader, When we play a game. Here's Berniece Whitmer, On her finger there's a ring, She says Cecil, Is just everything. Now here's a little girl, Her name is Forest Green, She never thinks about her books, She's always in a dream. Here comes another, His name is Eddie Nye, He's nice and he's neat, Just an ordinary guy. Here's a boy called Burgess, His first name .is Don, He doesn't believe in stop-signs, He goes right on. The Seniors Now here comes a little guy, You all know Lester Bell, If you want to buy a car, He has one to sell. Here comes another girl, Her name is Lola Weaver, She works and laughs all the day, Just like a busy beaver. Here comes Nancy Forester, A friendly, little gal, She's always into something, She's got the old Know How. Here Comes Virginia Seybert, Who has a very strong will, She never has time to stop to talk She's always looking for Bill Here comes Sue Snyder, She's a short girl too, She has blonde, curly hair, And eyes that are so blue, Here comes Jim, His last name is Grandy, His girl's name is Jean, He thinks she's a dandyi. Here comes Bob Williams The gals think he is neat, He's tall and he's handsome, He's real nice to meet. Now here comes another, His name is Bob Starner, I'1l bet he'l1 be, A very good farmer.' Now here comes Barbara, Swackhamer's her name, She thinks that school is, A great big game. Here comes Buddy Wallace, Who we think is very sweet, Every time a girl looks at him, He looks down at his feet. Here comes Janet, Her last name is Downs, She's a right friendly girl, And very seldom frowns. - Janet Downs Virginia Seybert John Beattie Be rniece Whitmer Don Lett Rita Forsythe Don Burgess Janet Downs Lester Bell Forest Green Buddy Wallace Jim Grandy Ruthie Burgess Robert Starner Nancy Forester Joe Blosser Sue Snyder Robert Williams Lola Weaver Bill Spicer Barbara' Swackhamer Eddie Nye Class Will Wills her ability to get along with teachers to Bill Thompson. Wills his basketball ability to Pete McQuade. fKeep shooting Pete. Bequeaths her ability to get engaged to Thurma Thompson. Maybe Thurma will catch Bill after all, seeing it's leap year. Wills his curly hair to Bob Lloyd--You could use it Bob. Wills her bottle of peroxide to Helen Plumley providing she wills it to a Junior the following year. Gives his driving ability to Kathryn Stephenson. QDon't forget those stop signs, Kathryn.J Wills her winning smile to James Harris. Gives his Chemistry notes to Dale Wolfe providing he doesn't use them. Bequeaths her quiet disposition to Tommy Jones, although he doesn't need it. Wills his Trigonometry book to Joy Babbs. QYour grades should be coming up, Joy. J Wills his love for women to Dick Wade. fDon't be bashful, Dick. I Gives her hopes of being a doctor to Dorothy Saulbeamer. fCan we count on you in case ofian emergency, Dotty?j Wills his easy going ways to Dick Ansel. What's the hurry Dick? Bequeaths her naturally curly hair to Charlene Nixon. You won't need to put it up every night now Charlene. Gives his taxi job to Bill Thompson. Gives her seat in the Senior room to Carol Fry. Wills his good grades to Robert Litman. Bequeaths her ability to yell at the basketball games to Alice Lanning. Gives his good sportsmanship at a ball game to Pete MCQuade, Gives her bookkeeping book to James Harris. Don't copy James Wills his singing ability to Joy Babbs. -Lola Weaver- Senior Class Prophecy I, Father Time, sit in my chair in the sun Reading the news of 1971. Come peer o'er my weary shoulder and see All the news of your classmates there may be. In the courtroom Judge Eddie Nye presides, And the divorces and lawsuits he decides. Forest Green is a very fine cook, Wonder what would happen if she lost her book? Nancy Forester now works at Essex Wire QZanesvil She takes care of her husband, he's retired. Lola Weaver married a millionaire, Now she gives everyone the air. Ruthie Burgess is a practicing physician, Wonder what's her pa'tient's--condition? Virginia Seybert now owns the China Clipper, Can't you guess who is her skipper? A very rich man Buddy Wallace has become, Since he discovered a new use of raoium. Joe Blosser invented a super rocket plane, Carries lovers to lover's lane. Sue Snyder makes a great conductor, le,j She rides the dog catcher's truck as tour conductor. Berniece Whitmer wouldn't take anyone's advice, Now she's already been married thrice. Rita Forsythe is a swing singer today, She will soon be competing with Doris Day. Janet Downs favors conservation Of our natural resources--men of this nation. Barbara Swackhamer has become an architect, She'll build you most any house you select. Last leap year brought results for Bob Williams, His girl popped the question and they marched down Bob Starner is exploring volcanoes, I read, My, will that boy never take heed. Johnny Beattie has won many laurels in basketball, His team runs over them all Lester Bell is working in the 5th dimension, To out do Einstein il his intention. the aisle Don Burgess, a machine mechanic, ls slowly driving his bosses frantic. Bill Spicer, God's gift to the ladies, Now is employed sitting babies. Now if you don't know how, but, of course, you do, Don Lett will teach you how to woo. And finally Jim Grandy, who is learning to croon, We all hope he'll give it up soon. On sayings of wise men we can depend, One of these is that all good things must end. The things we have read, you wait and see, And now you know what the future will be. -Virginia Seybe rt- Class Poem GRADUATION The time has come to say good-bye To all our friends in Straitsville High, And then continue on our way To a busy, brighter, future day. To the many things we all have planned, Use the opportunities of our land. But, to reach our goal we must think and say, Success will be ours e'en though far away, If we do our share of both work and play. And to those who follow close behind, We advise that they always keep in mind The things learned here, to use in Life'-s School The best of these being the Golden Rule. So now we part, and smiling, prepare . Of the world's great tasks, to do our share, But though now we smile, many times we'll sigh For our happy days in Straitsville High. - Janet Downs - Class Colors Class Flower Green and White Pink Rose Class Motto THE SHIP OF PROGRESS IS PILOTED BY EDUCATION UNDER GRADS Junior Class FIRST ROW: D. Saulbeamer, A. banning, H. Plumley, J.Babbs, C. Fry, SECOND ROW: K. Stephenson, T Thompson, C Nixon. Mrs. Thompson, D. Wade, B. Lloyd, D. Wolfe, D. Ansel. P. McQuade, R Litman, J Harris, B. Thompson -awr- FIRST ROW: J. D SECOND ROW: M N THIRD ROW: J. C Sophomore Class Weaver, D. Mohler, B. Barnes, P. Wallace. . Griner, B. Vickroy, P. Pierce, P. Jones, rs. Rutan, L. Ambrose. J. Gordon. J Angle Jewett. D, Plumley, B. Waldie, B. Morgan J. Spicer. C Donley, Nye, G. I-lillyer, F. Devol, E. Hamilton. R. Hanning, Swackhamer, B. Fletcher, G. Tucker Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: B Cvuisinger. A. Wilson, P. Love. J. Stobbs, F, Seybert, B. Rush. B. Miller, B. Lanning, D, Tucker, M. Gee, Mr. Davis, D. Seybert, D. Wintermute, D Craig, B. Jones, S. Conn, R. Walters, R. McNabb, J. Love, L.. Campbell, J, Fletcher, E. Warner. P. Stickdorn, D. Lewis, J. Williams. A. Wilson, J. Spencer. Freshmen FIRST ROW: D. Azbell, S, Pratt. B. Snyder, C. Hamilton. J. Starr, S. Wallace, S. Fleak, B. Blosser, Mr. Eberts. I... Proctor, P. Jonas. R. Graham, E. Newman, M. Wallace, P. Davis, B. Seybert, R. Forsythe, G. Walker, I... Hamilton, R. Azbell, B. Wade, J. Kemper. H. Nye. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: J. Pettet, J Conn, J. Roberts, R. Stubbs, G. Phillips, R. Chaffin, K. McMullen, J Bcougher, S. Glennaman, S.Spenccr, S. Forester. M. Thomas, R. Babbs, J. Morris, I.. Est:-p. Nl, Hanning. G. Morrison, F. Guisingfsr, Mr, Burson, I... Hamilton, B, Davis, P. Campbell. R. Litman, M Burgess, E. Aukcr, D. Donley, D. Peyton, I. Weaver, A. Blosser. F. Forester. B. Barton, W. Stephenson, D. Pc-art, G. Ross. B. Vincent, 17 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: D. Sapp, H. Cottrill, M. Cundiff, G. Glennamann, E. Davis, P Weaver, B. Jones, C. Matthews, S. Hicks, J, Morris, M. Vincent, T. Morrison, S, Blake, R. Hillyer, P. Stickdorn, N. Walters, B. Hanning, R. Peyton, S. Chaifin, B. Bell, D, Burgess, R. Smith, R. Walker, J. Nutter, R. Crites, B. Love. 18 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: B. Smith, M. Harbaugh, B. Estep, L. vincehr, M. Beattie, C. Tucker, E. Green, L. Downs, Mrs. Porter, W. Walters, B. Forester, L. Roberts, S. Wheeler, T. Frasure, B, Jewett,fJ. Hal-ming, P. Thompson, J. Thomas, D. Vincent, R. Walker, J. Martin. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: L. McManus, C. Boyer, J. Walker, B. Auker, P. Hanning, R. Love, L. Shipe, K. Sweezy, M. Forester, P. Cochran, Miss Starner, S. Roberts, R. Spencer, J. Webb, E. Boyer, J. Canter, C. Tracy, M. Walters, B, Wallace L. Donley, M. Stephenson, D. Miller, M. Lehman, L. Miller. Second Grade FIRST ROW: L. O'Reilly, G. Pettet. S. Starner. B. Smith, M. Spencer. P. Wade, J. Stickdorn, B. Hicks. R. Angle, C. Lehman, D. Hanning, D. Hamilton, C. Dunkle, R Bell. K. Martin, L.. Bunthoff, A. Weaver, Miss Beattie, D. Cochran. R. Blosser. R. Jenks, T. Wintermute. M. Marlow Third Grade FIRST ROW: R. Auker, J. Davis. T. Stickdorn, D. Downs, C. Pzbe-ll, V. Vincent, J. Cottrill, D. Stephenson, L.. Beal, S. Begley, J. Blankenship, K. Martin, C. Jeweti., P. Glennamann, B. Lytle, C Jones. A. Vincent, A. Andrews, Miss Starner, L. Canter, B. Canter, H. Conn, P. Nutter, J. Hite. B. McNabb, B. Hanning, D. Spencer, L.. Wintermute, B Thompson, L.. Lanning D. Reynolds, R. Lanning. B. Estep, B. Thx-app, J. Bell, R. Peyton. ,rv we First Grade FIRST ROW: C. Marple, W Vincent, J. Morrison, G. Martin, J. Nutter, C. Jones, R. Hunter-, S. Beattie, R. Andrews, C. McMullen. C. Lanning. S. Warner, J. Petlcl, R Murphy, K. Wheeler, B. Spencer, E. Love, L.. Spencer, 1... Forester, B. Tucker. Mrs Fickel, L. Babbs, B. Jansen, M. Roberts, S. Thrapp. During the school year the Home Economics Department was remod- eled. It is now modern and up-to- date. The picture at the left shows it before the improvements. The one below shows it as it is now. 1 ACTIVITIES The Launching Editor Ruthie Burgess Business Manager Layout Manager Bill Spicer Don Lett Assistant Editor ...... . Johnny Beattie Assistant Business Manager . . . .Nancy Forester Sports Editor . . . . Buddy Wallace Senior Class Editor. . . Berniece Whitmer Advisor . . . Mr. Nathan Davis The Commercial Department The picture on the opposite page shows some of our future business men and women. After school days are over many of them will find their places in the offices of cities, far and near, where they will act as typistsustenog raphers, secretaries, clerks, and bookkeepers. Miss Edna Lois Price is in charge of the Commercial De- partment. Annual Staff Typing Class Eighth Grade Tests We were very proud of our Eighth grade last year when the results of the Eighth Grade State Tests were announced. From our school Gary Walker placed seventh in Perry County, while Marilyn Wallace, Glenda Seyffert, Rita Jo Graham, Patsy Davis, Phyllis Jonas, Jon Sanborn, Leatha Proctor, and Ronnie Forsythe received Honorable Mention in the county. We know that they will continue to make New Straitsville High School and their parents proud of them throughout their four years in high school and later in life. State Scholarship Tests In the school year of 1951 a plan was revived--with some modifi- cations--in which representatives of our school went to the district meeting at Athens, Ohio, to compete with representatives of other schools of similar size. The competition was of a scholastic nature, in academic subjects presented in the educational program. The choice of contestants was determined by their standing in elimination tests, which- were furnished by the State Department of Education and presented in the class rooms., The students who rated first in Lhese tests, represented our school in the ioliowing subjects: Plane Geometry Robert Lloyd American History Ruth Burgess Algebra I Horma Jewett World History Charlene Nixon Algebra II Dorothy Angle General Science Lester Ambrose English IX Jean Angle Biology Richard Wade English X Sue Seyffert Bookkeeping Joy Babbs English XI Rita Forsythe Social Science Don Plumley English XII Marian Smith All of these students are to be commended, and the school is especial- ly proud of Ruth Burgess, who ranked eighth in the district in American History, Bob Lloyd, who was ninth in Plane Geometry, and Marian Smith, who took tenth place in English XII. It very much appreciates also, that because of Ruth's rating in the district in American History, it received Honorable Mention in the state. DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIP REPRESENTATIVES list Row: Rita Forsythe. Joy Bubba, Charlene Nixon. Norma Jewett. .Tenn Angle. Standing: Lester Ambrole, Bob Lloyd, Dick Wade, Ruth Burgess. EIGHTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS First Row: Ronnie Forsythe, Leltha Fgztor. Rita Jo Grnhnm, Marilyn Wallace. Gary Walker. Standing: Phyllis Jonas, Patsy Davis District Champs RUTHIE HURGESS BOB LLOYD HONOR ROLL Rita Forsythe Bill Spicer Joy Babbs Alice Lanning Robert Lloyd Helen Plumley Jean Angle Carol Donley Billy Fletcher Norma Jewett Patsy Wallace Donna Azbell Patsy Davis Rita Jo Graham Leatha Proctor Gary Walker Barbara Jones Betty Lanning Peggy Love Jackie Stobbs Rose Walters Alan Wilson Dottie Donley Patty Campbell Joan Morris Rosie Babbs NEW STRAITSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SPECIAL HONOR ROLL Ruth Burgess Marilyn Wallace Saundra Conn Ann Wilson Ruth Litman HONOR ROLL .......... . . . No Grade Below B SPECIAL HONOR ROLL . . . . . No Grade Belowil HONOR ROL L Rita Wilson William Jewett Barbara Smith Patricia Thompson Warren Wheeler Marilyn Cundiff Ruth Hillyer Carolyn Matthews David Burgess Richard Smith Grace Glenaman Marlene Forester Linda Ann McManus Betty Sue Wallace Malvena Walters Larry Beal Sharon Begley Judy Blankenship John Davis Patty Glenaman Barbara Lytle Dickie Downs Carlena Dunkle Kenny Martin Brenda Smith Beulah Hicks Susan Beattie Jerry Cottrill Charlotte Lanning Carolyn McMullen Jackie Morrison Janet Pettet Michael Roberts Cheryl Warner Kathleen Wheeler NEW STRAITSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE SPECIAL HONOR ROLL Molly Beattie Bobby Forester Willa Walters Margie Harbaugh Jimmy Cottrill Pamela Dunkle Carolyn Jewett Karen Martin HONOR ROLL . ...... . ., No Grade Below B SPECIAL HONOR ROLL . . .. No Grade Below A Librar Vocal Music FIRST ROW: C. Hami1ton,B. Snyder, S. Wallace, D. Griner, A Lanning, H, Plumley, J. Babbs, C. Fry, K. Stephenson, P. Wallace, S. Snyder, B. Barnes, D. Mohler, B. Vickrdy. S. Fleak, J. Starr, R. Forsythe, L, Proctor, M. Wallace, R. Graham, B. Blosser, E. Newman, P. Jones, D. Saulbeamer, P. Jonas, P. Davis, P. Pierce, J. Nye,-D. Burgess, D. Lett, E. Hamilton, B. Williams. J. Grandy, B. Thompson, P. Proctor, D. Wade. Band P FIRST ROW: A. Lanning, B. Lanning, R. Forsythe, H. Plumley, J. Stobbs, P. Love, P. Pierce, L.. Proctor, M. Wallace, E. Newman, J. Babbs, D. Saulbeamrer, P. Davis, R. Graham, B. Jones, D. Tucker, P. Wallace, S. Snyder. A. Wilson, C. Fry, P. Jonas, Mr. Peters R. Forsythe, D. Burgess, B. Morgan, G. Walker, B. Thompson, R. Azbell, J. Grandy, J. Nye, D. Wade, B. Williams. D. Plumley, R. Litman. SCHOOL FUN mf Time Out For Tea! The New Look M40 Summer Timm- I-'un'! ,f S In Our Younger Dayf. XX X X N J Oo H Mr K ,Q ,A gy X 1 Jw ' -OP' 'W Childhood Days . Now It Can Bc' Told X - : Gone But Not Forgotten 4,1 .1 ,, -I 2 : ' .. - ' q .-maj, 'O ATHLETICS Bdsketeers Enthusiasm for basketball ran high last October when many hardwood hopefuls answered our first call for practice. The nucleus for the team was formed by veterans of the 1950-51 campaign, including Don Lett, John Beattie, and Bill Spicer. To this roster were added the names of Bob Lloyd, Buddy Wallace, Dick Wade and Pete McQuade, standout reserves from the preceeding year. With this material we started moulding our team. On November 2, after a month of practice, the Big Red cagers opened their season against Allensville and rolled to a 59-30 victory. Four days later we traveled to Moxahala and suffered our first defeat, 45-48. In the first home game of 1951 we chalked up a win over McLuney, 50-45. After swamping Junction City, N. S. H. S. pulled out all stops with an impressive, 56-51 victory over a tough Shawnee team. Corning Railroaders, our next opponent, halted our winning ways by the score of 54-71. From there, the local boys went on to record three straight conquests, in-- cluding a thrilling overtime win over New Lexington St. Aloysius. ln our last contest before the Christmas holidays, Rosecrans stopped us, 55-66. Beginning the new year the Scarlet-and-Gray thumped Shawnee for the second time, 60-49. We gained revenge for an early season, defeat by whipping Moxahala in our next outing. Too much fouling led to our downfall in the Glenford game as the Golden Horde won, 36-68. N. S, H. S. reached their high mark for scoring in trouncing Thornville, 98-62 on January 18. In the most thrilling game of the year, a determined New Straitsville quintet upset undefeated Corning, 80-77. John Beattie led the way in this outs.tanding triumph with 34 points. A flu-weakened squad dropped two close decisions to McLuney and Somerset, before finishing our away from home schedule with a convincing win at Junction City, 93-52. In the final game of the year Glenford was pressed to the limit to eke out a 57-60 victory over New Straitsville. Concluding their twenty-game schedule with a record of thirteen wins against seven losses, the Big Red cagers showed three players with scoring records over the ZOO mark. John Beattie with his deadly jump-shot was an all-county selection. Don Lett our fine pivot man and rebounder was also an all-county choice. Bill Spicer, outstanding on rebounds and unusually adept at shooting proved another popular vote getter on all-county squads. Add to these three, Buddy Wallace the most improved player on the squad, Bob Lloyd our ace playmakerg Pete McQuade a tower of strength on both offense and defense, Dick Wade a scrapper from the word go, and you have the main reasons for the successful season. Hats off--to a great team that didn't know the meaning of the word quit! Our reserve basketball team ended the year with a record of IZ victories and 7 defeats. Exhibiting a great amount of hustle and spirit the team was in the battle for the county championship until late in the year when illness dealt a severe blow to our chances. Ernie Hamilton proved the bulwark of the team with a fine display of pivot playing and rebounding, he is counted upon as a standout for the varsity next year. Don Burgess along with Jim Grandy backed Ernie with smooth performances and consistent scoring. Jack iNye, Tom Jones, Bill Thompson, Bob Litman, Eddie Nye, Delmar Plumley, and Roy Azbell comprised the rest of the squad. All played good ball with flashes of brillance that could spell trouble for future opponents. Well done, reserves, keep learning and improving so as to be prepared to take your places as the stars of tomorrow! First Team Basketball Squad 'C I- Xxx +:f',, . , nn I f' 45 ' ,fsffjiyiwf Kiwi!! Aff' . Reserve Basketball Squad F ight, Team Fight CHEERLEADERS: Rita Forsythe, Leatha Proctor, Peggy Pierce and Patsy Davis We were very fortunate to be chosen as cheerleaders for our school. coach, and a considerate groupoff boys, We are very proud of our boys and of our new coach, and we wish them the best of luck in the years to come, AUTOGRAPHS ciquzfoy zafzga Q'-:mu -sf-as WALSWOR-TH L.n.0.,,.,r..d A. B.-una by w1u.swon1'H snornrns M.w.1-n..Mo,.u s A ADVERTISING Hannah Bros. 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