Pomeroy High School - Pomeroyan Yearbook (Pomeroy, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1939 volume:

PURITY DAIRY SHOPS PURIIY ICE CREAM None Bcttcrn Plate Lunclmcs, Sandwichcs, Milk Shakes XIIIWIII IVPUI I fX4H77j71ll77t'l7IS of POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY Xu Ib 5 lu 1h n 'Ill III POMEROY I. G. A. STORE QUALITY MEAIS ' Cfmnplzrvwnlx of II. D. ISROVJN. Dcntisl .IAIQII SPECIALIZES IN HOT DOGS AND SANDVJICHES OF AI,I. KINDS Soir Drinks and Ice Cream .IAKE'S LUNCH ROOM Pl TINNKR AND SHEET METAL XVORK TIN. GALVANIZED AND CQMPOSITIQN ROOFING Root Rcpniring and Spouting - All XVork GllJl't1IlfCCd Nlcclmriic Struct The Pomeroy Democrat First in Ncws. Circulation and Advcrtising of All Nlcigs County Pnpcrs I Tl Smith Hu t th I ix lir1t ll it XX11tcr Sus, si 1 11 it t 1 t it I1 1 1 i I 11 t1'1n1'. WESTERN AUTO' SUPPLY ASSOCIATE STGRE First Line Gunrantccd Tires. Pmttcrics, Auto Acccssorics AUTO RADIOS t1m1t't1:112 sittin CSUl77,I7l1'I77L'77lS of WARNER'S BARBER and BEAUTY SHUPPE Ixlmnc 450 M I't1t11ci'tw1' Ohi 1 P w r Complzmenls of THE C. D. SHAFER CO. A I'IIIfNS, OHIO Distributor of LEADXVAY Food Products Complizm me of F.RAY WILSON INSURANC I1 Main I Sli POXIIRRON OHIO I M An Ilnglishnmn dropped in on .1 football FIIJICII in Scot Inmi, and observing .ill the plavers in .1 strange huddle ne.ir the cenler ol' the field, turned to the man next to him. I mv. Ims there been .1 Qerious accident 'H he asked. I'here wure lux, Answered the other, Hthev canit find the pennx' the referee tossed up L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY A'ICI'I,I'I5ORO. MASSACHUSIf'I'TS Manufacturer of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMIVIENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAI. CARDS CUPS - MEDALS E TROPI-IIES .Ieweler to the Senior and Junior Classes of Pomeroy High School Reprexenlnlive 7- Cf .IUSIEPII RICIIARDSON Box 105. Sislerevillei XV. VA, HH I N ATKINS' CHICKS The Homo of ATKINS' ALLASTAR CHICKS POM E RO Y . O H IO X J LOVELY LADY SHOPPE IO? BllIlYl'l'IIII Avcnue PERMANENTS S3 TO SIU Hlgl IiN XVII-I.IfXNISON, Iyroprictrcss. XIII DRIQD GII,NIURIL. Upcmlur Phone ISO-M Poiiicrov. Ohio v A Nui Hurku and .1 Snot-,Imlan bhand .1 Cabin imsxin thc Atlantic. Ihr hrst morning out the Amcrimn wis .imJ7id 1 lo sec the Scoi using his loolhlirush SJW he vcllcd. Th,ii3 my mnthhrush vmfrc iisingw So sorry ', mid thc Scot. I LIidn'l know I thought II bclongcd to thc ship. UNUSUAL G I FTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS L O G A N ' S BOOK STORE ATHENS. OHIO N f N 1 M 130 ALWAYS ASK FOR RAUCH'S BAKERY PRODUCTS AIHHNS, OHIO Phone 024 FOR SPECIAL ORDER lttntor llroin lilentilication7Xliss Cirossinan and .Xliss Dax' enyoving ptin:h , The Pull.-on Dance Jtmior-Senior prom 'lihe smooth rhythm ot Carlton Broolcs Orchestra . . . the old-lashioneel garden with trellises. and the gently swaying Japanese lanterns provided an ideal setting for the V330 Junior-Senior Prom, The many heautitul formal gowns of every conceivable hue added much color to the aflair. Thanks to Miss Ehersbach. Prom adviser. and her assistant, Mr. XV. A. Smith, the affair was a decided success, 'lihe members of the nve committees of .yuniors deserve much of the credit lor the success of the V739 Prom, Students and guests not caring to dance were entertained in the game alcove, Here one could play pingfpong, shufflelaoard. or card games. Comtortahle fttrnif ture was provided tor the guests and members ol the Class of lo-lO. Delicious: relreshments were served. 'lhe high point of the evening was the novel Balloon Dance, Prom committee members were as follows: Decoration: Donald Nlcliinzie chairman: Nlary Reehne. Kathryn Hennessy. Rodney Hines. Refreshment. Maxine Russell. chairman: Nellie Fugate. Margaret Ann Strauss. Entertain- ment: Riohert Harbrecht, chairmani Eleanor Vylessa, Vera l-lepp, Charles Pickett. Invitation: Carolyn Smith. chairman: Pauline Clark, Edythe Joachim. Clean- up Committee: NVilliam Darst. chairman: John Mitch. Paul Holter. f N Contplimenls of ODERN!STIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Cl Alisa BAl.R. l'roprietor llhone l3l .l l'oinc-rox' Ohio X 1 llil, CONTRIBUTORS The following persons have generously contributed to tht N939 POMEROYAN and wish the Class of N930 happiness and SUCCCSSI George P. Daniels Dr. Byron Bing George Bearhs Dr. R. R. Boice Cedric W. Clark Dr. Manning S. Daniels Dr. C. E. VJ. Downie O. H. Stewart Dr. li. D. Amsbary Dr. W. S. Ellis Dr. H. D. McCullough Dr. E M. Cluff Dr. T. H. Crow Manning D. Vwlebster Dr. L. G. Ciribble Dr. Raymond E. Boite Ralston Russell Judge Ered Crow Dr. Pearl Stanley Judge E. W. Peoples Dr. Roger Daniels Edgar Ervin Judge C. E. Peoples Hank Young Herman Bearhs, Clerk of Courts Cieorge A. Meinhart. Recorder M. D. Hartinger. D. D. S. N J See ifze Vew dum ' Kelvinator Thrifty Six COME IN TODAY - see Ilelvinator's greatest value in 25 years of electric refrigeration. You'll find a glistening, streamlined beauty with Conditioned Cold to keep foods flavor fresh . . . a Cold Chest for meats . . . Twin Vegetable Crispers . . . fast freezer. . .even space for frozen foods. A new cold-maker-the Polarsphere -produces cold enough for five refrig- erators-yet uses current but 2022, of the time. A new family-planned in- terior has everything arranged close to hand. A big dry-storage bin holds over a bushel. From top to bottom-the Silver Ju- bilee Kelvinator is years ahead in fea- tures, in value - offered todav at low anniversary prices. Come in - see it today. - Model Illustrated KB' 72 BIG ice cubes for only lc Room FOR big melons, roastsg faverage national electric ratesl. everything close to hand-over Has new Speedy Cube release. 17 sq.ft.of adjustable shelving. LOOK! A BIG 6 CUBIC FOOT THRIF TY 6 U KELVINA TOR 14950 SCHAEFER ELECTRIC COMPANY -PHONES Ponicrox' 8079-Y I5-l-Nl Night Illl Nliddlcport 152-J AUTQGRAPI-13 l,l7OfOgIl'll!7hS -- IQINCAID STUDIO lnxulv Smzpshols ? ERNEST JONES and VV. A. DRAKE l1wl7f.ll'LIL'lAl7glS - NORTHERN ENGRAVING U ELECTROTYPE C0 l'1'z'n1mg - McGLOTHl.IN PRINTING COMPANY 'P '. - , 1 ,zu .M ,H-,N -NJ 5 if, ., , n .. , ., , -.,. ,,-,, er f,. u 4. x. 5 .I . , aM 5 A x - 3 ..r' 1 V 5 Q' . V Q 1 v 1 I , , s Q , ' A21 A . . ' 4 , V, . . . . is IFE BEGINS AT 8115 CCDNTEIXITS Division l. Pages l-S. lntroduction. Division ll. Pages 9-20. The School. Pictures of administrators. faculty, and students at xvorlc will be found here. Division III. Pages Zl-3-l, Activities, The major activities and the social life of the students is told bv pictures and the printed word. Division lV, Pages 35--lf-l. Athletics. Action photographs of games and individual portraits of varsity athletes tell the story of interfscholastic and intrafmural athletic activities during the school year. Division V. Pages 45-G-l. Students. lndividual pictures of class leaders and seniors will he found here, Group photographs of underclassnien and brief histories of the activities of each class appear in this section. Division Vl. Pages 65 to IO-l. Advertisements and Features. l-lere one will find the advertisements and names of merchants. business. and professional men Who are interested in the high school students of today, knowing them to be the buyers of to- morrow. Student snapshots, pictures of the Northf West Flerritory Parade, Home Room Plays, and -jokes will he found in this division. 7 .v...wn.v-,u.uwu mm lan- ..v.-W-...m.m-.urw..ww.w. an-I-any -nmnumfummvm-X . . 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J. RHQDES Superinrendenl of Schools I l J. li. Wiiml Senior l-ligh principal Mr. .l. E. White, Senior High principal and Business Manager of Athletics. holds an A. B. degree from Ohio University and A M. A. degree from New York University. l-le is a member of Phi Delta Kappa na- tional honorary fraternity for educators. 7 Junior i-iigim principal Mr. VJ. R. Farnham, Junior High princi- pal and Director of Athletics. is a graduate of Marietta College where he earned the A. B. degree. He will soon receive his M. A. degree from Ohio State University. ll MR. W. R. FARNI-IAM llllll , 152' 5:4 . v 1 .:::1,::: Q- .: ,ggi A 5 m Wm in . S x f SENIGR HIGH FACULTY FRANCES DAY B S. M. Capital University Yocnl Muuc Supervisor GPORGI. L. BLACKBURN A, B. Findlay College XVorld History, Sociology, Economics. Physical lfducntmn. Amismnt Conch F,lARC1ARl2'l' CHAPMAN A li, Ohm XVcslcy.1n, Phi Bum lkmppn Englmh ll. l,ntin l, ll, lll. lV NV, A. DRAKE A B lN'linmiUniycrS1Iy Adynncul Shorthand, Adyanccd flypxng Huslory of lndustry xx X SMI I ll X li Ohm Unxycrmly llmlony lX' l'l1QllRl1 lll H lil3l'llH uoxylix li' 'A P1 S Uhm LlTllYCI'5llX' ' 'gr lilcmunnxry Boolxlwcping Sofmlogy , A fcormmnc-.. lilcrmnlnry Shorthand A - I',.:f ' l . - vfvfrpr- V A, l,llSl1lL'l7lJTY lypmg y '-l-- 4 MARI AND :f L 2 , ' -- f-ffia. lun S ljffllvlfl Nl A Colunmhm. Phu Pasta liappn . lfnglnsh lV. Plane Clcomclry J? Jax., A 'gt E: N . , . 1 ,S K AA 1 lRANCl3S DYI3 ' ig v - x 1 , ' , , . . -,v 155'-', . -I b ' - y r-'r B 5 Ohm Unnycrmly, Sugnm Phu Mn Q lgnglnslw ll. lExlCl1lUHIJFV Sl7OI'll'I.1I'ld lb -' lflCmCUfJl'Y l YPIHH ' X HUSKINS A li Uhm Uniyursuly. lnu liappa Alpha lvlwysnqx Scnmr Scwncu, XX'orld Hlslory MARION l Bl:RSBACl'l A, B, Ohm XVcslvyan l3l7V'-llffll llducntmn. lfngllsh ll and lll l-l JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY GLADYS CROOIQS A. B. Rio Grande Arithmetic VII and VIII Algebra IX XVIIIIS O. AIIQSI-IIRIE A. IS. Ohio XVesleVan B, S. Ed, Ohio Slate Instrumental Music Supervisor Orchestra and Band Director Arithmetic IX JEAN RUSSEII B, S. Ohio State University Ilnglish Vlll and IX JAMIES CLARK A. B. Marietta College Science VIII, Cieneral Science Basketball Coach Amt Football I S l oo in I 2, 'ii Q . Til l IW .. an f 31, V . Ofllil ' CI.ll'l ORD l.. IOHNSON B A. Marietta Hiitory-Science VII Historv Vlll Ijiiologv, Iioothall Coach CHARIIQS GIBBS B, S Ohio Universitv Economic Cieographi. Geography VII A. M. ZAHI. B S. Ohio Univermtv Manual Training DOROTHY GROSSMAN B S. Ohio Universitv Home Ifconomies AI.ICIf MORRIS Ohio Universitv. Mountain State Businem College Secretarv to the Superintendent 15 ' IJ ff-:-2 .2-I 31. ...ww V+ f .aff I , ,. . .. I fav af .... g 2 ,254 1 yds. 4? ' qv Ilnfalish VII E f 4 7 i L 4 A a n 2 ..- ..-.-.-ru.mu-,:.mw1w...L-r.-,.-m- v--.Q--..11,.pumf.. CUSTCDDIANS Nli lxi'Xll1Yiiv Mn. .lAffOPi Roiiilit Qur Janitors Nh' .lav Xlcvcr, gcnial ,ianitor ol' .lunior High. if stun dusting ofl thc walk at thc closc of a school dav. 'lht' man with thu shovtl is Mr. .lacob Roller. dcan ol' Poincioy custodians a man who has sccn thou- sands ol' studcnte unter Ssnior High as lircshmcn. and watclit-tl thqni ruccivc their diplomas. l-lc secs some ol' tht-in today as grandparents. lhcsc rncn are hcating and Ventilating cngincvrs cai'pcntci's. paintcr5. and na-:n of all work. Klr. Nltvrr Xlr llollcr Ili LIBERAL ARTS for Successful Living Doctor, lawyer. merchant, chief -Whatever your profession. the fund- mentals for successful pursuit of your chosen calling will be found in the college preparatory course. The classics not only teach one to think logically. but serve to give the student the codes of conduct and ideals. English literature gives the student an acquaintance with the finer and higher things in life. The student of great literature learns how to live graciously. lVlathematics, physics, chemistry. and biology are the tools of the engineer. the physician. and scientist as Well as the nurse and laboratory technician, l-listory and current events-that fast moving panorama of world affairs. are of vital importance to our future citizens. lN THE CLASSROOMS-AMr. Smith demonstrating how historv repeats itself ,ln tht Physics laboratory .... Parsing Latin requires logical thinking. . . Examination day. . lfnglish pupils watch Mr. Schaefer put his paper to hed ...Pi potential nurse using the microscope f v gig l 7 I COMNllfRCflrXl, Cl,ASSfIS---XVorlxing on the books ,.., Checking purchase returns 4.,. Ele- mentary typing , XX'orlung at the tile . Business arithmetic .... 'Taking dictation. future Stenos anol Accountants Make up the payroll ,... Take a letter to Smith Y5 Smithers .,,, Draw up that contract ..., Let me examine your trial balance ..., Figure these discounts. . . . Such is the jargon heard each day in the commercial classes. Since every business institution is a law unto itself. it is literally impossible to train pupils for a specific office job. The broad business fundamentals and practices-the elementary tools of business such as bookkeeping, typewriting. shorthand, business law. salesmanship, and business arithmetic are offered in this department. A student who has mastered these tools can soon adapt him- self to the routine of a particular office job. Then. too. there is the objective of business education for personal use. The farmer. the housewife, the merchant, or salesman will be better fitted to do his work in an efficient and businessflike way if he applies the fundamentals taught in the commercial classes. I5 CCDMMERCE AND HCDME ARTS lXflOCl6l'f'l l 'lOI'Tl2 MGHGQQFS After all. a girls place eventually is in a home. Selection of materials. sewing. clothing design. and good taste are all part of the training for home management. Proper selection of foods, healthful diets. and cooking are studied. Then, too. the girls are taught how to serve a colorful and attractive meal. ln this way they learn how to be a perfect hostess and gracious guest. a most imf portant thing in anv womans life. Household budgeting, shopping for the home. and child care are other subjects vitally important to everv home. The Annual ivleigs County Style Show gives the students a chance to see what girls in other schools have done. and is a motivating factor in inspiring them to greater accomplishment in this field. HOME ECONOMICS---pinning a hem , ln the lilirnrv .. Pressing material.. Niftv stitchers . l'his pal tern would he becoming lo me, iff -i MANUAL l'RrklNlNG-Putting the finishing touches on their boat ..,. Mr Zihl checking the work .... A cedar chest and bookcase , . . Sanding them up. MANUAL TRAINING Skilled Hands Training the hand is equally as important as training the mind to do abstract thinking. Many a school boy will spend most of his life following one of the trades. Skill with the hand means a livelihood to such a youth, Manual training calls for no little amount of figuring and so mathematics is brought into play. Coordination of hand and mind. self-expression. and ability to make minor repairs about the home are some of the lasting benefits of industrial arts education. The school carnivals. staging of plays. and decorating for parties and dances require the services of boys from the manual training classes. Many of the games of skill played at the Harvest Festival were made by the boys in the manual training department. 10 HCTNITI ES Q5 QE K 155' A THE BAND The Beat ol the Dru ITIS A shrill whistle-J flourish of the baton-the drums sound off-strike up the band! The snappy marti is heard rain or shine, hot or cold they lead al music of the band our parades and in- spire our varsity teams to victory. Ar basketball games and in pep meetings this organization provides the necessary punch. ln but a few moments they can inspire our rooters when the going gets hard and our fans begin to lose heart. Long live the hand! Director f A - Drum Major A - - Second Drum Major Color Beurers f - - Preszdent - - - Secretary- 7ll'PiISLlI't'l' - A 1.1-bI't1I'l.lI!7 - f f D Top row, left Io right-John Stout. Donlev Reibel. David Goodwin. George Massar. Ernest Jones. Charles Darst. John Mitch, Robert Burkett. Mr. Aleshire. Fourth roiu7Robert XVolfe. Helen Rhodes. limma Gloeckner. Jerry XVise. Ruth NVill Lambert. XX'illiam Bowen. Donald Rosenbaum. Third mu'-NVilliam XVarner. Charles Stanley. David Clifton. Mary Martha Smith. Dorothy Gloeckner. Angie Shain. Althea Reibel. Kathryn Mitch. Lorene Wilson. Ruth Morgan. Serond rou'vBurl Windon. Robert Ciinn. Danny Rosenbaum, XValter Grueser, Thomas Crow. Jack Rosenbaum. Calvin XVill. Roger Morgan, First row-Betty Couch. Airles Rhoades. lreda Marie Parker. l.ois Ann Neutzhng. Peggy Strauss. Mary Calkins. 77 WVILLIS ALESIEIIRE WILLIANI WARNER - RICHARD CRESS - NARA TRACY ALBERTA BRICKLES EDITH JOACHIM 1 GEORGE MAssAR - ERNEST JONES oIsIALD ROSENBAUM Stimdimg, left In right--Ernest Jones, Roger Morgan. Charles Evans, Danny Rosenbaum. Mi. Aleshire. Scaled, left to fltj17I'NlJXll1C Matson. Louanna Ebersbach. Patricia Hrider. Ruth Vfill Lambert. .lean Vv'illi.ims. Pauline l-lolms, Virginia Graber. Helen Rhodes. Rose Marie Nease. Althea Reibel, Ruth Morgan, Donald Rosenbaum, XVilliam XX'arner. Joe Ohlinger Sharps and Flats Gay music makes a dreary day alivekit brings the spring again to school-and through the corridors pass the strains of melody produced by the Pomeroy School Orchestra-to bring to a humdrum school day a cheeriness and feeling of content. The orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Willis Aleshire. is an essential part of many school programs and entertainments. The Annual Band-Orchestra Concert in April was the high point of the year for these musical organizations. The Com- mencement Program will be the last time members of the 1939 Orchestra will play together. Reluctantly the senior members will pack up their instruments. but they will have acquired an avocation that they can pursue in their adult life. President -----f ---e R UTH MoRoAN Vice President - - A VIRGINIA GRABER Secretary-Treasurer - JOE OHLINGER Business Manager - A - ERNEST JoNEs Librarian - - DoNALo ROSPNBAUM Direcror - 1 1 XVILLIS ALFSHIRF 7 CDRCI-lESTl2A S, ffl 5JtJI7tfl77tl. ltlf In lztzhl-Ren7o Meiichini, l,rnest Jones, Paul Brown, Thomas, Hennessy, Donald Rosenbaum, George Massar, Selzletl. lvl! In ritflvlfliatlarvn l.egar. Geraldine lilint. Virginia Goeglein. Mi Smith, Dorothy XVard. lfrances lclherfeld, Ruth lamber! The plays the Thing Lights, curtain, the shows onf Each spring a group of seniors present a dramatic product under the direction of Mr, XV. A, Smith, who has had a great deal of experience and success both as a player and play director. Mr, Smith chose Happy-Go-Lucky. a farce-comedy. as his dramatic production for 1930. Gordon and Tom Jackson, two college boys of ready wit, Aunt Stella and Uncle Andy. the would-be inventor were characterizations we shall long remember. Toms impersonation of Charlie Meggs-Aunt Stella's pet convict, and his mistaking Mrs. Marsh for Aunt Stella provided a perfect comic situation which the author has made the most of. The sudden appear! ance of the real Charlie Meggs provokes much mirth. Gordon and his Hancee, Cheryl, and Tom and Helen are the love interest, The Marsh business being saved-the inimitable Italian Baron turning out to be a real Baron-Uncle Andys cashing in on his invention only to find it doesnt work form the climax and anti-climax of HappyfGo-Lucky. CHARACTERS .lohn Marsh. a manufacturer of novelties Pauline. his wife, an ardent clubwoman Gordon. their son .. . Helen, their attractive daughter, :Xndy Blake Stella Blake Cheryl Drew Tom Jackson , . Baron Roselli, a handsome young Italian Henry Lang, a rival manufacturer . . Alberta. his wife. a very snobbish person Marie. the Marshes' impudent maid . ., 1-l nobleman Thomas Hennessy Virginia Goeglein , George Massa:- Geraldine Flint , Ernest Jones Ruth Lambert Frances Elberfeld Donald Rosenbaum . Renzo Menchini ..,.Paul Brown ,Dorothy XVard Kathryn Legar 1938 SENIQR PLAY SPRING I5HVER75ccnch from thc UWB Scnmr Pl..v, Danger .mln-Ad' Zoumix' XYIU1 yous on hcrcf , . Low on A dkmc' . Thr wlwls gang , Huw ib mhv Dug? XVhAll'5 Lh, wurd? , . , XVh.1t's this. visitors? Y ..-, w 23 .v...wn.v-,u.uwu mm lan- ..v.-W-...m.m-.urw..ww.w. an-I-any -nmnumfummvm-X . . .Slumlmgw-'l'lion1.is Hennessy. 'lihoniris Smith. Donslcl Rosenbaum, .Xuuteil7lVlaxine Russell. Margaret Stmuss. Dorothy YVnrd. Geraldine ljlllll. Vivian Nltes. lirnest lones, le.1n XVilliJm-.. ANNUAL BGAIQD Aflemoryis pages Hold that posef Yes. he got .3 receipt for it. How many subscriptions have we sold to date? So and so must have lost his comb-look at his hair in this picturef Does Willianis eome after Vwlilson in these senior names? Don't cut his head offfr- mount him the wav he isl The annuals put to bed. lt's on the press-hurrahf-we may live to see one published another year. The day of distribution nrrivesqstand in line! Pay your balance due and the hooles yours. Dont forget your sales tai: stamp. Signatures are exchanged. the underclassmen find their pictures. ANNUAL BOARD lfdizor - - - -f-f--- ERNt2sT Joisufs Husimfss Munfzgei' A s Doxixto Rostiisiiifxtiiu Aduerliszing ililiiniigti- A s A MAXINE RUSSELL Ailuw-zisiiiii 5'nliei'1i,irs MARQARHV ANN STiaAUss THoMAs SMITH Sporls Etliioi- s - Tiioxms HENNESSY Copy lidizor s - DoRoTHi' VJARIW l'roof Render v------ Viviiw Mises .ff-I-lJliSlS - 1 - JEAN XVILLIAMS. GIERALDINE FLINT. DoRoTHY WARD, VIVIAN MEEs l:LlL'Ll!ll,f flL1'L'liSL'l' ----- VJ. A DRAKE ,lli I-ICDME ECCDNCDMICS CLUB Nifty Stitchers Led by the Kitchen Cabinet Band, the members of the Home Economics Club fall into the line of march of our parade. Trips through model food manufacturing plants. bakeries and cooking demonstrations are some of the projects they undertake. Everything needed in successful home management from budget- ing to table etiquette and correct dress are studied by members of this group. President f - NlAXINE RUSSELL Vice President - - Evi1t.i'N Gtaunsiaif Secretary-Treasurer - EMMA GIUZQCTIQNIEI-1 Sponsor - - V Miss Gicossmmx Top mtv, left In rityht--Geraldine Buck. Hazel Holter. Naomi Swatlel. l,orene XVtlson. Maxin Matson. Martha Clifton. Betty Grew Evelyn Grueset. Gertrude Lirueser. Dorothy Liloeclxner Florence Hawk. Mzdtlle row-Eleanor XVessa. Helen Smith, Emma Gloecltner. Nlargaret Healy. Marv Moore Lois Venable, Lorena Grueser. Virginia Goeglein, Ruth Leifheit. First Rou:--Miss Cirossman. Mary Goodwin, Nlaxme Dixon. Ruth Lambert. Margaret Strauss Maxine Russell. Irene Hysell, Fleda Smith. Eula Stahl. Z7 BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS Sl1NlOR HlGH BOYS Gllif Cl.UB+Ol I ltfhlfx llI't'.NItit'I71. Arthur liicitz Seerettirtf-Tretrsttrer. Renzo Menchtni. litzszmwa .lltmtiiitw George Massar' lahrttrtttn. Paul Brown. Frances V. Day. DirecIre.s.s. L'ppt'r urotip: top rottx left In riuhf--Georg-. Massar. Dayton Strickland. Charles Pickett. Thomas Hennessy. Paul Brown. Donald Mcliinfie. Arthur liick. Jack Thomas. Roy Mayer. lidward Humphrey. lidward Stark. Aetimt! rott'--Rolaert Casci. Gerald Grtieser. Donald Rosenlaattni. lfarl Brown. Ralph Jones. Donald Stiyers. Richard Campbell. l3ranlt Rimes. lfarl XVilliamson. Roger Morgan. Thomae Smith I,ott't'r rott'--Joe Ghlinger. Harold DeXVolf. Alston 'l'racy. Robert Harbrecht. Robert Nlcliinzie. l-'ranccs V. Day. Don Mullen. Renzo Menchini. Richard Elberfeld. Charles Dye. Charles XVildermuth, SENIOR HlGH GlRl.S' Gl.lflI Cl.UB+Di-I-ICEIQSQ Prusitimt. Maxine Dixon. Business Mtimil tfer. Virginia Goeglein: Setrelttrtf-Treusttrer. Maxine Russell: Llbl'tll'lcIl7N. Betty Gress and lileanor XVessa: Frances V. Day. Ilfrettrtuwa. l.ott't'r tfriittp trip rote. left In right--l.ois Venalale. Julia Ginn. Maxine Nlatson. Eva .lane Simpson. Louise Burdette. Vivian Mees. Dorothy XVard. Angie Sham. Shirley Dtierr. Jean Breniclt. Adele Fowler. Betty l.ou Kennedy. Naomi Swatzel. .St-ttinti rott'gAlthea Reilael. Martha Clifton. Margaret Ann Strauss. Lorene XVilson. Virginia Goeglein. Mary Harden. Margaret Stanley. Nellie lltigate. Kathryn Hennessy. Maxine Russell. l1yelyn Grueser. Rosella Donahue. Rtith Thornton. Barbara XVildcrmutl1. fhirtl rottt+Mary Phyllis Hines. Helen Rhodes. Betty Hysell. Kathryn l.egar. Emma Gloeclxncr. Dorothy Gloeclxner. Nara Tracy. lfdytht Joachim Norma XVetzel. Virginia Scyfried. leona Priode. XVilma Stiyers. Maxine Hoellich. Iioltom riitt'7Betty Gress. Mary Martha Smith. Sybil Mulholland. lfyelyn Mayer. Maxine Dixon. Rita Dtifly. Geraldine l3lint. Miss Day. Ruth lamlaert. l'rances Elberltld. Mary lxeehne. ljleanor XVessa. Janet Turner. Mary Goodwin. 38 00 SENIOR GIRLS' CHDIR--Top row. It-ft to right--Reibel, Burdette, XVilson. Mees, Gloecltner, Breniclt. Hennessy. Ftigate, Fowler. Russell, Kennedy. lieehne. 71hli!'t1'!'OLL'1ShJlH. Hines, Strauss. Clitton. Smith. Gloecltzier. Joachini, XVet7el. Grueser, Dona- hue. Priode. Swatzel. Second rotu1Venable. Ginn. Hysell. Mayer, Mulholland. Tracy. Duerr. Seyfried, XVildermulh. Stivers, Hoeflich. First rou.'7Lambert. Matson, Gress, Stanley. XVard. Harden, Duffy, Flint, Elberfeld, Vfessa, Turner. Thornton. Goodwin. Miss Dar. Sweet Voices, Soft and Low Masculine voices .... raised in praise of song. This organization boasts a quartette and is welcomed by music lovers at the Annual Concert. The sweet tunes which soft, feminine voices alone could make tiue and enjoyable are found in the Girls' Chorus. Harmony is presented by the trio of feminine voices. Eleanor Wessa, Maxine Matson. and Frances Elberfeld. These singers too join the Parade of 1939 as their voices fill the air. led by their capable directress, Miss Frances V. Day. Junior l-ligh Boys, and Girls' Glee Club President - A Y v - JACKIF MAAC Business lvlamigei- k - PaNooRA STRICIQLAND Secretary-Treasurer - - HUGH CUSTEI1 Librarian - A A LOUANNA EBERSBACH Direcrress ,.--,4-- Miss FRANCES V. DAY GIRLS - Ruth Anna Bauer, XVanda Bennett, Betty Burnf side, Phyllis Branch, Betty Mae Couch, Virginia Church. Ruth Donahue, Louanna Ebersbach. Marjorie Eynon, Mariam Holmes. Shirley Hysell. Nora Harris, Della Lightfoot. Jacque- line Maag, Charlotte Mees, Jaret Martin, Ann McCroba. 'Vlary McCroba, Addie Matson. Jean Mallory. Rose Marie Nease. l,ois Ann Neutzling, Martha Myers, Geneva Orr. Dorothy Peoples, Martha Roedel, Pandora Strickland, Claire Titus. BOYS -Bauer, Burkett, Custer, C, Evans, G. Evans, Augustine, Gloeckner, Huber. Legar, Matson, Rosenbaum, Stivers, Spencer, Vale, Warner, Hill. Curtis, Ash, Donovan. 20 lftllbl AND CQMMERCIAL CLUBS Friends, Romans, Countrymen Like the ancient Roman Legions. the fiery supporters of Cicero and the weary followers of Virgil form a battalion to join our parade, The club enjoyed a most entertaining party at which a track meet provided the recreation of the evening. Like the ancients their social life centered about the athletic games. The serious purpose of the Latin Club is to provide a more complete background for the classics than can be gained in the classroom period. Presidem - . . - MAXINE M1-xTsoN Vice 191-e.s1'deri1 - - CARo1.i'N SMITH Secretary-Treczsurer - RITA DUFFY Sponsor - - - MRS. CHAPMAN L'pp.'r tfrotzp lop roiu, Inf! to zirJl7IYl7ay Allen. l.ouise Burdette, Margaret Quick, Angie Shain. l-va .lane Simpson. lVlarilyn Young, Nara 'l racy, Glenna Rummel, Maxine Matson, Dorothy Curtis. Donni Howett, Mary Harper. Suiimil rotufkklilina Stiyers. Margaret Stanley, Barbara NVildermuth, Janet Turner. Ruth 'liliornton Virginia Graber, lfleanor XVessa Vera Hepp, Martha Clifton. Betty Ciress. leona Priode. Carolyn Smith. lirances Llberleld. Ruth Morgan. lfzrxl rotuflfrnestinc Rea, Helen Rbodts. Abbie Vklarner, Pauline Holmes, Mary Goodwin, Nlary Hines. Geraldine Cainer, Ruth Vylill lambert, Maxine Roush Dixon, Rita Duffy. Mary Martha Smith. Mary McCallum I.otut'r trrnup .stftontl rotuf-Roger Morgan. XVallace Riggs. Thomas Smith, Donald Stivers. Charles Pickett. l'rank Rimes. lldxyard Stark. Paul Karr. Carl NVindon. Joe Ohlinger, Donald Mullen. Richard lilberllyld. Harold Deklylolf, Ifirst roiufllrnest clones. Noel Young. James Ciinther, Donald Rosenbaum, Richard Campbell. Thomas Hennessy. Paul liautv.. George Massar. NVilliam Bartels. Donald XVill, Alston Tracy, Robert Harbrecht. 30 Top rote. left to right-Betty Leifheit, Kathryn Legar. Nlary Kimes, Jean Diifly. Betty Mc- Carley. Geraldine Flint. Evelyn Cirueser, Nancy Arnold, Maxine Casto. Nellie Fiugate, Betty l.ou Kennedy. Betty I-lysell. Harriet Bearhs Third rote'-Pinala Smith, Cleo Parker, ladonna Jacobs, Ruby Carman, Mildred Thoma. Flora Carr. Mary Moore. Emma Gloeclxner, Margaret Healy, Mary Karr. Shirley Dueir. Vivian Mees. Dorothy XVard. Second mit'-Dorothy I-larbrecht, Ruth l.eifl:sit. Norma XVetgrel, Betti Hollner. Alberta Pirickles, Edith Joachim, Bernice Stowe. Margaret Strauss. Mary lieehne. Kathryn Holmes, Lorene XVilson. Maxine Russell, Kathryn Hennsssi' Rosella Donahue. First rou.'7Dorothy Cook. Betty Carman. lorena Qrueser, Mary Goodwin. Charles Dye .lacls Thomas. Lawrence Grueser. Harold Heilman, Charles XVildei'miith, Pauline Clark, Margaret Thomas, pencil pushers and Key Strolcers Stenographers. typists, hookkeepers, and clerks desert their desks to join the ranks of the ptlftldf' of 270. Once every two weeks they march to the auditorium to hear speakers. watch demonstrations of office appliances or techniques, or to just have some good fun participating in or watching a play concerning business situations. Each year they give the folks at the Meigs County Home a Christmas Party. They also sponsor the annual school Safety Ykfeek Campaign. Presidenl --f------- DOROTHY WARE? Vice Ilresiflenf - - - KATHRYN Hiiisiisiisssx' SECFPYCIFQ-71I'PUSLlI'Pf - - PAULINF CLARK Reporter A - - NELLIF FUGATE Sponsor - . - MISS DYE 31 HARVEST FESTIVAL Fun lor Qld and young Three for a nickelf They're red hot. folksl lce cold popf Be sure to see the Minstrel-next show starts in nfteen minutesf The barkers yelled them- selves hoarse. Bingo fans carried home armloads of prizes. The dance floor swayed with jitterhugs-everybody had fun. The V738 Harvest Festival was pronounced a success. Nearly every pupil and all of the faculty and the school administrators had a part in the planning and operation of this great frolic, under the direction of Mr. W. A. Smith. The sideshows. the Magic Pill. the Junior Minstrel, the Odditorium, Ufioxing Show. and Nickelodeon packed them in for two successive evenings. NVe know that the pupils and school people enjoyed it immensely and we hope that you. John Public. liked it. The Harvest Carnival now passes before you in our PIIIIILIIU of 1030. lNlYrXl. SC:l1iYl,5+RlI1Q,'J'CJl'1C , . . The woildis greatest collection ol' freaks . . . l,et s dance. . . The Magic Pill or before and iliir .... Xklas this one a dr.iwJ . . . Festival Sxvingsters .... The Fish Pond .... Tricky Tom-- You have to he good. Mr. Clark says ii 3 I HARVEST FESTIVAL-Tluc 'ffunmr fv'linsIrcI did .1 land office business, All for thc pricv uf two lickcte .... Hcrc wc sic part of the lmppv throng XV.1illflg for thc frcc dI'.1XVll'lg. Arc vnu m the DICIUYC? 1 3, W. R. FARNHAM, Arhleric Director 3+ 9 A lv . - 4 1 , , A if ,A 'H .. its 3 . . ig I N, 3 'WH' ,- 1 3.17. , ' . 'I ATH LETICS Ei-ii W 'Z' ffwj , 3L,L., y x X fill' , 4 K c, '. 1 fe - '1 . J - . YW. . wx- .,,! -fy, .. ,w,.- , x Lf. 1 Q' ' Q, ' ,4 , F ' ' ' ww : L ' L V , LJ-M., , 1, 4,.,y.g', C -' H, ' , : ,, 4 4.'v fl V, ' X. V, M ,, , v ,f '. we ,. H 1 , ,, , - 4 ' 51,4 f, V, ' f 1 1 -Hn, .Jn- . .wx f' ,- flslf N 'ga - V, n Q' .J P. 1- ,.. 11: ' f,,, 1 , Mr ' my fe- M. g.jsM,- Q. - V ,Mu V ff ,.-s , ,.,,,' 4 . ,L 47' 9' 1 v 4 A 'Q 1 ' 'N 1 AX 1 1- -ME H ' V, X , Jn, . .1 , my Ln , .m,x.,, f1.. , , !f,f,: U. o 'V' -. - 4. .w..A: v.,cw, S v , ,1f,. -U 'rQ.- - my! -',a.,' x Q. v X l ' sp s 4 A ' Mx' 1 v..' 53: A U. 1 - f f ' .A ,f Top rou.'. left In ritfhi-Hartenhach. lVlankin, Hendricks. Bennett. Karr. Brickles, Nleinharr. kVill. Mr. Clark, assistant coach. illiiitlle mit'-lyli-. Blackburn. assistant coach. I-larhrecht. Hubbard. D. Rea. R. Stivcrs. Menchini. Hayes. J. Stivers. First roLt'?Mr. Johnson. head coach. Howard. Brickles. liick. Ketler. Nlcliiniie. Houdasheli. Sc-vfried. Diierr managei FGQTBALL A blare of trumpets-a ruflle of drums-here comes the band in the side gate and onto the field. The sports parade passes in review. Our gridders got off to a good start-winning their first two games with Point Pleasant and Athens. We lost to kklellston by one touchdown and were edged in a hard-fought game with Logan, IZ to la. At the half-way point of the season the Panthers got in their stride again and battled Gallipolis to a 7-7 tie. Nelsonville proved an easy victim for the Pomeroy team. The strong passing offense of the League champions. Jackson. proved to be the Panther downfall. NVe lost this game 13 to O. Playing on a snow covered Field. the Pomeroy Purple Panthers and Middle- port Yellow Jackets fought to a scoreless tie on Thanksgiving Day. CUAVII Asst CO.-XCI-l Assi' Comiiri NIANAQER Assa' Manu. .loiixsox CLARK Bl.AClxl?UllN DUERR l.PIj,-XR Hixieisiiifcirii 36 Foorsfxu M by - Summary ol Season Handicapped from the start of the season by a shortage of material. Coach Johnson and Assistants Clark and Blackburn. Whipped into shape one of the scrappiest bunch of players that ever wore a Pomeroy uniform. These boys worked and pulled together like a ma- chine and the coaching staff and student body are proud of them. The 1939 squad will surely miss the six seniors who graduate this year-Co Captains Pick and Ketter. Seyfried, Men- chini. Rea and Hayes. Next year's team will be built around the lettermen How- ard. Houdashelt. Brickles. lVlcKinzie. Harbrecht. Stivers and Lewis. Seen at the Athens Game LAWSON SEYFRIED. end. a steady and consistent player -in there at the right time. RENZO MENCHINI. halfiback. a very spirited player with the will to Win. WALTER KETTER. center. got about three times his share of the tackles, The spark-plug of the team. ARTHUR l3lCK. end. played very well all season. handled the kicking assignments and was honored by being chosen All- Southeastern Ohio end. DONALD REA. tackle. a quiet boy who had the never- say-die spirit. CARSON HAYES. halfback. was a shifty and fast man. who gained much yardage for the team. SEYFRIED lVlENCHINl KETTER PICK REA HAYES W-v rf ,I x I W 51:5 1- ,. A-'Z' -:..7 1 K , '21 k,:...5-15,35-'-I,ff-.'.5.1 .--,. figgrf-12.5 S- T938 Foothall Record W ge .,,. .1 1 If Q I, t A.. I ,- I., lay' p.HlSA Opp- . ffl lsfita F P . asv N' Q' A in ' -5 Sept. 30 Pt. Pleasant oo,, l2 O ' g 1-1-.. if -1 -11 V 1 H 3 -, Oct. 7 Athens .. 6 O WL, 5.f-tg lhv .. 11 11 1 ',,, oct. 13 tWellston + 6 13 ,j.Jg'Qr,.., ij Oct. Zl Logan t .. . 12 13 Oct. Z7 Gallipolis T .. 7 7 5- 'VL ', j1., Nov. 4 Nelsonville . .. l2 O .1 li if N01-1 ll 1 1 1 11 13 1 lj ' Al e . g f 't ' . gillkrlg-,V 1 Nov. Z-i Y Nliddleport O O ' 7 -.,1 waxy' W- 1 Z :7'A fx- 3 fa 't Signifies Southeastern Ohio League F Q , 'A M' 1 :ay games. .M 1 ..1 ' .. . C-.-L x lf ' 1f.. 1 1 31 . . tiff' f-', 1 7a5ff '1' l Indlfates games Pl3Yed at night- ORIS HUBBARD. guard. the hardest Hghting guard Pome- roy's had for a lo EDVJARD ng while. HOUDASHELT, tackle. a pillar of strength. ZEB HOVJARD. tackle. the Panther powerhouse who tore up opposing lines. DONALD MCRINZIE, fullback. a hard-driving backiield man and an excellent tackler. ROBERT BRICKLES, guard. only freshman to win a letter. A very scrappy lad. ROBERT HARBRECHT, quarterback, played throughout every quarter of game. every game but five minutes in the Nelsonville DON STIVERS, a steady hard-charging guard from whom we expect to hear. CHARLES bilities. Vxfill he LENVIS, halfback. a player who has great possi- really get going next year? NlCKINZIE BRICKLFS HUBBARD l'lOL'D:XhHELl HOWARD . -1 1 re f 1 1 - '11 x1. cw if-1 ..1p:.1.. 1- 1 .1 1- 111. Q 1 . 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Another snapshot ol' the Chillicothe game Easketball Season Review lyith no prospects whatever for a success ful basketball season. Coach James Clarks team ended up the season with an even ,500 average. Considering the outlook at the be- ginning of the year and the fact that such top-notch competition as Greenfield McClain. Chillicothe. Columbus Central. and the League Champions. Ciallipolis. were sched- uled for the year. the seasons record was above expectations. Adding up the total points scored we find the Panthers aggregated -169 points to a total of 39-l for the opponents. Wlaile this team did not win state-wide recognition they made a very creditable record and played excepe tionally clean ball throughout the year. VJAHAMA-Ponieroy opened the court season with a 38 to 9 win over NVahama. COLUNlBUS CENTRAL-ln the sec- ond game of the season Pomeroy was defeated 30 to 21 by a strong Columbus Central team. The Panthers made a determined bid for the lead in the third quarter, pulling up to within two points of the leaders. but in the Hnal period. Central pulled away. never to be caught by the Pomeroy team. GREENFIELD MCLAIN-Playing on a strange court for the first time this year and failing to click with any consistency. the Pan' ther aggregation was defeated -H to 30 by Greenfield. NHDDLEPORT-Playing their first league tilt of the year the Panthers defeated their ancient rival. Middleport. Z8 to l5. POINT PLEASANT-The team from the Point took our boys by surprise before the tide turned to a Pomeroy victory Z0 to lo. JACKSONkTo date the Panthers had kept their S. E. O. League record clean by defeating the Jackson team 36 to 21. Cl-HLLICOTHE-Playing a purely de- fensive game against the Chillicothe Vikings. Pomeroy was edged Z0 to l7 in a closely contested battle. VJELLSTON - f Completely outclassing their opponents in their third league game the Purple Panthers annihilated the XVellston Golden Rockets 40 to 15. MIDDLEPORT - Starting the second half of their schedule. Pomeroy. playing in- consistent ball. again managed to defeat the Yellow Jackets to the tune of Z2 to 8. This was their fourth league win. G.3iLLIP0l.lS f The Ciallia Academy team eked out a Z9 to 28 victory over the Panther aggregation, handing our boys their first league defeat. Beginning the game with a whirlwind start the Pomeroy team led l9 to ll at halfetime. By this time Ketter. a regular. was out of the game on personal fouls and Brickles followed after the start of the third quarter. XVith two green subs in the game the Panthers had to be content with defensive play. The winning foul was shot with l9 seconds of play remaining. POINT PLEASANT-After playing a slow first half. Pomeroy came to life in the iff NlClfl'XIll llXl lltlll lziiflf lfllb lil-'lll-lt ll l third quarter. scoring 23 points to defeat Point Pleasant 36 to IO. NVAHAMA-Playing their third game ol the week. the Panthers out-scored Vvlaliaina '53 to 28. Cfl-lll.l.lCOTHE-ln the Chillicothe ref turn game. a battle of long shots, the Red Devils succeeded in gaining a two point win This was a clean, hardffought game and a hard one to lose. l,OGAN-After plaving a strenuous game XVednesday with Chillicothe the Pome- roy team treked to l.ogan Friday. February l7, to be defeated Z-l to 20 in an overtime ga me, CiAl.LlPQl,lSfThe Blue Devils de- feated the Panthers for the second time in the season Fl to 26 and proved themselves to be ol' championship caliber. ATHENS -4 The Pomeroy team was again tripped-up by a Uvl to -ll score at the hands of the Athens Bulldogs. l.ffTTERlVlEN-The following players were outstanding in the IQUJQ season: ROBERT HARBRECHT. forward, the sparkaplug of the team. ROBERT BRlClil.ES, guard, a great first year man. XVill we see bigger things from him? XVALTER KETTER. guard. reached his peak in his senior year-an important point gaiiier. ARTHUR FICK, center. his cagey lead- ership and fine under the basket work was outstanding. DQNALD lVlclilNZlE, forward, devel- oping into a real threat for his opponents, Cl rt -fr' VARSITY BASKISTBALI. SQUAD -Top row, left to rzaht-R. Mc- Kinzie, NVill, Clifton, Shiveler. Middle rote-J. lj, Clark. coach: Ginn. Nlankin. Stivers, Lewis. Hart. Black- burn, assistant coach. First rout'-Harbrecht, D. Mcliinzie, liick. Brickles, Ketter. fO.XCIl Cl7A7Rli ASSY CO.NC1ll Xl.NX.-XCHISR Nl.XN.XLil'li l3l..Xl7lxliLllN Nll7flNlNZll' l.l-1-All Basketball Record December 9 Vvlahama. home 7 77 December 16 Columbus Central. home December Z8 Greenfield McClain, away January 6 Nliddleport. home January l3 Point Pleasant, away 7 January l7 Jackson, home7 7 7 January 20 Chillicothe. away January Z7 Wellston, home 7 7 February 3 Nliddleport. away 7 February 4 Vvlahama, away February 7 Gallipolis, away 7 February l0 Point Pleasant, home February 15 Chillicothe, home 7 February l7 Logan. away February Zl Gallipolis. home 77 7 eee,,,,,ee 77 7 February Z-l Athens. away 77 777777 7777 7 77 7 7 Signifies Southeastern Ohio League games VARSITY C1AlVlES7Seen at the Columbus Central game ..,. Upper r1't1htv'l'he Jackson game. . 7 , Low' er Iefl-Point Pleasant at Pomeroy. . , 7 Lower right - Ciallipolis game it Pomeroy. -ll Junior l-ligh Basketball JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD7Top rote left to rzqhlgffweorge Blackburn coach: Spencer, Stivers, Hysell. Clif ton, Pariitt, Augustine, Shiveler. Middle row--Denney, Mowrey, Kin caid, Matson, XVeyersmiller, NVil! Spencer, Ftrs! FOLL'fHOXY'JFd, Hartenbach. Burt Hamm, lVl.inlxin, Hart. XVise, The Junior High team made a creditable showing consider- ing the fact that the most talented Junior High players cannot compete in Junior High games with other schools because these men are on the Pomeroy varsity team, Mr. Blackburn coaches these boys and states that there are some very promising lads on his squad. Tennis Team The Panther Tennis squad. handicapped by bad weather played only two games to date this season. The Gallipolis Blur Devils defeated Pomeroy 3-2, April l-1. After being rained out at Athens the Panthers again suf fered defeat at the hands of Gallipolis, taking a -l-1 drubbinv Marietta is scheduled to play the Pomeroy netmen May 7 The Tennis Tournament at Athens May 12 and l3 will climax: the season, Tennis Coach J. E. White stated. Prank Kimes and Robert lVicKinzie are tennis manaqci for this season. TIINNIS SQUAD--l,el'1 In riqlvi-V Joe Ohlinger. lfrnest Jones. Donald -F' Rosenbaum. Thomas Hennessy, Rob- ' -A ert Harlwrecht. Lomax Ginn, ' -..-g.,.. 1 '7 hu! PHYSICAL EDUCATIQIXI A Sound Body and e Sound Mind Look at that hitf . . .Out at secondl The green shirts score againf Competitive games in which All of the pupils pai'- ticipate develop physical alertness and muscular coordination besides being clean fun for the players, In the girls physical education classes posture. poise. and grace are developed through dancing, tumbling. marching, and calisthenics. Hygiene and care of the body are taught in these classes. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-l71n lull . . . Hes s.ife '.., Over the top. , . A homer , Yollei Ball .... Square dancing ,,,, A human pyramid. l fi -H CHEERl.IiADliRS+l.vfI lo rzghlfpaul Brown and XVillic Jcssc. co-cap rains: Robert Cmsci, Lilv Blazcwicz. Nancy Arnold. ll! THE STUDENTS RR AR flag Qbarage Of 193 9 Pomeroy Pukffic library SENIDR CLASS I-IISTDRV lt was indeed something of a thrill to take that front row in assembly, to occupy a seat in the senior study hall had long been our ambition, After a few deep breaths of satisfaction we were caught in the swirl of activities that made this last year in Pomeroy the shortest and happiest we ever experienced. Tradition was broken early in the year when Thomas Hennessy was chosen class president, the first boy ever to hold this high office in our class. Ruth Vifill Lambert was elected vice-president. and Ruth Morgan was voted to occupy the important ofhce of secretary-treasurer. The Harvest Carnival proved a welcome and profitable diversion from our school routine. The Christmas Cantata presented by the Senior Ciirls' Glef: Club was well received by Pomeroy music lovers, The Cilee Club concert in April was a most colorful Xl0tx1rXN, l-llf-NNPSSY, NVIIL, eventkthe girls wearing every conceivable pastel shade of evening gown. the boys dressed in white flannels and blue coats, XVe were the guests of the Juniors at the 1930 Junior-Senior Prom. The music certainly was tops for dancing. The thrilling balloon dance was the climax of the party. The week following the Prom the Senior Play cast began rehearsing their play. May was crowded with activity for our classmates. The Senior Play was pre- sented May ll. Soon after we began preparations for the Baccalaureate Program May Zl. Class Night all too soon arrrived and it seemed no time until we received our diplomas at Commencement May 25. Dr. Einar A. Hansen of Ohio University delivered the address and Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Vvfhite presented the diplomas to one hundred seniors. ln l97v5 we were the largest class ever to enter Junior High, being one hundred and fortyfnine strong. Our freshman oicers were Dorothy Jane Vvfard. president: Frances Elberfeld, vice-president, and YVarner French, secretary-treasurer. A Weiner roast at the Hoskin Parm concluded the social activities of our freshman year. The following year we were privileged to enter Senior High but were relegated to back seats in the Senior auditorium and were confined to the top floor of the build- ing our sophomore year. We chose Maxine Roush Dixon to be president. Warner French was elected vice-president and Kathryn Legar was voted secretary-treasurer. Wlaen we returned to school the next fall, our number reduced to one hundred and eight, we were faced with the annual problem of the Juniors+the Junior-Senior Prom. Witli the assistance of Miss Houser and her faculty assistants we developed the Jonquil Night Club. A rendezvous replete with entertainment. The floor show was a novel innovation which served to distinguish the l938 Junior-Senior Prom from its predecessors. Vwfe worked like troupers but agreed it was well worth the labor expended. lt is with a heavy heart that we are forced to say farewell to our Alma Mater. Dorothy Jane Ward -Hr SENIGIQS XVILLIAM BARTELS CUHL Ut' Prep. .' Ollie: Pxsststant, Latm Club HELEN BOLINGER FLOYD BROWN Cnl77r77L'1't'lAUII Conynvtlrcmlf Oflicc A'ss :tnnl Prom Committee. Glue Club. Studcnt Ushcr PA UL BROXVN Cl3777l7TL'I't'llII.' Glcc Club. ljrmn Committcc, Student Ushcr. Cheer Lcnclcr, Capt., Senior Play 19' 'nur 'Bw UU'-Q, QI, ffyax - .,1. .,-. si' ifb 'fills mg- QW? , X'lZRNtXl. CAl,DXX'lfl l. ftntftll C It R L' if Y XVIl,l,l.tXXl CAPEHART Gtm'r't1.' CARMAN Gt'mfrul: C0mmcrct.1l Club CHARIIQY CARPIQR Ctmvut' Rfll. PH EDXVARU CARR Gurwnll -l7 l.ORl'NA Cl-IAPMAN C,'mmm'rC1'uI ! MAXINIQ ROUSH DIXQN General: Sophomore Pres, Junior Sec'yATi'eas. Glee Club Clicer, Prom Committee. Home lic. Club. Latin Club MARK DUPERR General: Vootbull Manager. Band VRANCIQS ELBIQRFITLD College Prep.: Orchestra lll. Clee Club Librarian. Prom Committee, Student Proctor. Latin Club, Senior Play ORA ITAULK Clt'l'1t'l'lIl ARTHUR LICK. JR. General: Co-Capt, Foollmll Wil. Capt. Basketball I-ll, Glee Club CISRALDINIE FLINT Commerrrulz Prom Committee. Commercial Club, Student Proctor Senior Play. POMEROYAN Stall SENICRS MARTHA CLIFTON College Prep.: Senior Higb Glee Club. Prom Committee. Home EC. Club. Latin Club HELEN CUNDIFF General K rXTHLlgEN CUNNINGHAM General DOROTHY CURTIS College Prep. l 4 8 SENIORS XVILLI.-XM l'3OLlXll3R Collage Prvp. JUNE FORBES Cvmful: Commercial Club XVARNER FRENCH Co1vm:+'rff'ul,' Freshman Scc'y-Trans.. .Junior Vice- Prcs.. Prom Committee. Student Usher CHARLES OIBBS Gmurizl JAMES LSINTHER College Prepg Prom Committee, Student Usher Latin Cluh, DOROTHY OLOIQCKNER General: Band ill. Cilcc Cluh, Hume Fc, Club VlRGlNlPi CiOEGLlflN Cjvnerul: Prom Committcc. Home Proctor. Senior Play DA VID GOODWIN Cfmcml, Bnncl ll J, Prom Committcc BETTY GRESS Culligfl Prvp.: Glue Cluh. Prom Ec. Club, Latin Club FLOYD GRIPFITH General 49 EC. Cluh, Studcnt Commcrcinl Club, Commitlcc, Home Cfl CII IIX HARBRIQCHI f1Ll7L'!'III -I'HI2RI:SfX HARBRIICIIHI' Gemnrl. Student Proctor YIIPCIINIA HARIISS f lrllvuu Prep. IIAUIINIQ HAUCK Cemrul, Commercial Club CARSON HAYES fiI'm'r'ul CIIFQRTRUDIQ HIE ALY f'm171m'n'u1l EVEIYN CIRUESER SENICDRS Commerfzali Commercial Club, Home EQ. Club, Student Proctor, Prom Committee GERTRUDIQ CIRUIQSIQR Gcm'ruI.' Home Ifc. Clulw l,.-XWRIQNCR GRUESER Gmumlq Commercial Cl u Iv THIiI,fVlA GRUITSIQR Gcmnzlq Glee Club 50 SENIORS CARL llliNDRlCliS GL'VY1'I'tllf Coinmcrcial Club 'THOMAS HENNESSY Clulluuv Prvn. 5 Scnior Pres.. Tennis ill IKWMEROH.-XX Stall. Proni Commiltcv, Sludcnt Uhbcr. latin Club. Senior Play Hflzlfl, HOlfI'lfR G.'m'r'uI: Commercial Club DOROTHH HOOV lfll Cfmzrmuzizl 51 DONNA HOWETT Crvllegv llmp.: l.:1tin Club IRENIE HYSFELI. Cimvrulq Home lfc, Club Y WILBUR IMBODIZN C enerul l,ADONNA .JACOBS Cwn71m'1'c1uI,' Commucinl Club ALBERT JESSE Ge-mirnl: Cbccr leader, Co-Capt. NAOMI JOHNSON Commi rem! Xl.-XRY IQIMIS IQATHRYN I IKUAR SENICDIQS IERNIQSI' JONES College Prun. Tennis. Orchestra, Business Mnnnger. Sec'yATreAs. Band. POMIEROYAN Stall. Prom Committee. Student Usher. lutin Club. Senior Play RALPH JONES Ct'm'r't1l.' Clee Club PAUl, KAUTZ College Prep A Prom Committee. Student Uxher. lntin Club XVAl.'l'l2R liE'l l'l5R Gvmfrul: Football Co-Capt t 3 l. lfmsltethnll tlll, Glee Club Pres. i C'tn17f'it'r'tfu!, Conimertinl Club, Student Proctor RU lll XVll.l, l.AMPmlgR'l' fililluczt' Prep 5 Senior Vice-Pres. Urehestm. Bnnd 123. Glee Club. Glei- Club .ind OreheQtr.i Accompanist. Prom Committee, Student Proctor. Home lic Club. l,.uin Club. Senior Play CY.tll77V77L'l'tltlI. .lr Vrce-Prem Soph. Sec'v-'lire.1s.. Band. Ulee Club. Crimmereinl Club. Student Proctor. Senior Pl.iv BI-'IWIWY ll ll'Hl1l'l' fit-m'1'ul. Conimereml Club. Student Proctor tilAORCil1 MASSAR Colltifi' l'1t'p 5 Pmnd Pres,. Qilee Club Business lxfl.1ll.IglCl'. Pruni Committee. Student Usher. l.ntin Club. Senior Play HAXINIQ MATSON I til!.'tf.' Prep , Orchestra. Band. Glee Club, Prom Committee. Home Ee. Club, latin Club Pres. 52 SENIORS Gcm'1't1I.' Glcc Club. Commercial Club, Prom Cfvfllfflllltftj, l3QXll5liOYAN Slilll RHNZO Nll:NCHlNl Cfe.'l7t'I'4,Il.' l7uotb.1ll lll, Glcc Club Scc'v- .I. Usbcr, Scnior Play HARRY Mll.I.llR Cmllege Prtp.: l..1t1n Club KATHRYN Ml'llCH f tfnymrrttul, Bnutl t l 1. f:Ol'l1l'l1Ll'xl.1l Club rms, Prom Committcc. Student THOMAS MITCHlil l Gem-ru! MARHL NlON'l'GOMl'RY Clubl Home lfc Club MARGIE MOORE Generulq Accompnnxst lbr Asscmblv, Commtrcml Club RUTH MORGAN Cullcgf PITPV. Scnitu' Subv-'l'rcns, Ofbcc Assistant. Orcbuxtm ljrcwl Ban Pres. ill, Prom Cummittcu. Vtct' Pres. lntm Club CLEO PARKER Gvneral: Commercial Club, Student lmcttwr 3 DON REA General: Football l 1 l 53 f'mmm'rt1t1l,' Cbccr l txtdcr, C-mtmcrcml ,....,, 'V fw-af, tmwwr Cl'lRlSTlNl2 SAUX' Ailli C 'mvrrvvuzrlffl Nlll.DRl2D SCHAIQVIHR Ciurvurul. Commcrcml Club Nlf'3NA llflj SCHXVARTZXVAl Dlfll Cn'l7cru1 Al.BlfR'l SIEIDENABIZI. Citrwnll: Clos Clulu l AXVSON Sl'iYlfRllSD f fIf1Ug1L' Pfup 5 lfoollmll, Prom Committee Plf RRY SINGH R Cicnerul SENICDRS DONLEY RlflBl2l. Cum-ml: Band l-ll DONALD ROSKNBAUM Ctflleqc Prop.: Tennis. Orclustrn lil, Band lll, Orchestra and Band l,il1r.1ri:4n. Glcc Club, Prom Cnmmiltcc. Student Ushcr, l,.1tin Clulm Ssnxor Plnv. PUNILROYAN Smtl NETTIE ROUSH General 5 -l LUTHER RUSSIFLIK Gvnurul SENIOIQS LENA SMAIIEY Gelzeriil: Commercial Club ANAH SMITH Comrmreiulf Commercial Club, Prom Committee FLEDA SMITH General: Home Ee. Club THOMAS SMITH College Prepq Glue Club, Prom Committee, Latin Club, POMEROYAN Staff Wir ' Q I I 'UO' I 5 5 EULA STAHI- Gemrtzlf Commercial Club. Home EC. Club MAXINE STEXVART General: Band, Commercial Cluln Proni Committee DAYTON STRICKLAND General: Bnslielbnll. Tennis. Glee Club MILDRED THOMA Q , Convmerriul: Commercial Club. Student Proctor .JACK THOMAS General: Glee Club. Commercial Club JUANITA THOMAS Commercial RARADE QE A BRIEF STGRV QF TI-IE SCHGCDI. YEAR 7 lxi N'l.'XXINl, XVHAl,llY C Uf77I77t'fL ml 'WMP Qu DONALD XVILI. f wurklv f .HZAN WILLIAMS JI'L'l7. 5 lulllll Club f'4Jl'I7l77L'l'LIll!f Orchcslrrx 1 I l,POXlliliOYAN Stall' SENIORS J AMES TITUS Gvnerul .-XI.S'I'ON TRACY Cu!l.'41.' Prcpg Glcc Club, Prom CUIl11'1'1lllCC, l..lllI1 Club DOROTHY JANE VVARD General: Fresh. Prcb.. Culcnz Club. Commercial Pres., Prom Committcc. Home lic, Senior Play, POMEROYAN Staff Club Pros MARVEL XVELKITR Vlvrrvrmfrczzzl ..,,., . JF' Clu 'ze Q3 ww l,ORI.NlQ WILSON Gr-nurulg Clcc Club. Cummcrcial Club. Homu lic. Club CRACL XVlNlfBRlfNNl'R I I rrmrmruulq Student lroclor NUIQI, YOUNG C wHUL!J I1 rrprg Prom Commillcc. l,.lllI1 Club 56 . L, ,Q..i.,'fz1 .,,, . , .- -. A- Q j w--vga., V -, -'-,. - , ' '- . ,. .-i.1 .. is 1:-- 1 is . Z -', ' - We Jig, -M f . .A ' rl wa -1,114' ,L,. vi MRS. CHAPMAN Miss Gini ,xxn Senior l-lome Room Teachers These teachers have been our vocational .ind avocJtio1ml advisers. friends and instructors. Miss Garland and Mrs. Clmp- man. in addition to assisting us with our studies. helping with the planning of class social functions and meetings, supervise and direct the annual Class Night Programgthat last frolic oi' the seniors, Mrs. Chapmsn in Room 20 Miss Garland in Studi' l'l.ill 57 Top row. left lu rrght--Mina Mae Sinclair. XVilliam Houdashelt. Robert Casci. Magna Mills. NVilliam Durst. Dorothy Harhrecht, lnranlilin Russell, Annabel Lewis, Delmar Hamm. Dorothy Robson. Middle mu'-Mary Yost, Edward Humphrey, Naomi Swatzel, Reed XVill, Geraldine Buck. John Schmittauer, Rachel Batey. Rodney Hines, Tressie Caldwell, Paul Holter, lfrrsf rouqf-Rohert Stivers. lX'larjorie Moore. Rohert Grueser, Mary Karr, XValter Crueser, Betty lXflcCarley, Rohert l'larhi'ecl1t, Anna l.ouise XVhaley, Donald Bailey. Emma Ciloeckner. Class l-listory XVith pleasant memories of the class parties and activities of our freshman and sophomore years, we looked forward eagerly to the begin- ning of our junior year. Under the helpful supervision of Miss Ebershach and the eflicient management of Prom Chairman Alberta Brickles and her corps of assistants, the annual Prom Cl- proved a success. We look forward to being the guests of the Class of '-ll at their Prom next year. The class officers are Alberta Brickles, presi- dent: Kathryn Hennessy, vice-president, and Nellie Fugate, secretary-treasurer. The names of Harbrecht, Mcliinzie, How- ard, and l-loudashelt are known to all followers of Pomeroy varsity athletics and we are justly proud of these fellow classmen. NVQ have not forgotten the magazine-sales campaign, the Harvest Festival featuring our Junior Minstrel and the many other activities of the crowded school year. Carolyn Smith I-tw .Nl iz, l5lQlf.li'l.l1S. I-litxwiifm' Sri CLASS CDF l94O Juniors Upper group: lop row. lu!! lo rzilhi-H.1i'rielt Prcarhs, lfvelyth XVellu:i'. .lean Rillle. Althen Dean Dorothy June Cooli. Geraldine Ciainer. Ada Vsfarner, Virginia Ciraher. Norma louise XVeL7,cl Leona Priodc, Virgil King. ' Middle row-Jean Brcnick. Bertha Brown. Marie Boyd. Mary Phyliss Hines. Flora Marie Curr Byrne V.1ughan. Pauline Clarls.. John Mitch, Marv Moore. lnwrence lloflnei' First row-Jegin Smith, Caroline Smith. George Niemeyer. Betty Cnrnmn, lliclinrtl Cninphell Maxine Hoeflich. Charles Darst. Betty Hysell, Edward Houdnshell. Mildred liolev. Lower group: top row, lr-l'l lo riuhlflilovd Nlescher. Dorothv llrh, liarl Brown .lean liincmrl Lee Albert Holliner. Bettv lietler. Virgil King. Eleanor XVessA, Charles Dve, lgdvthe .lonchini Middle roiL'7Knthryn Hennessy. linthrvn Holmes. Shirlev Duerr. Vern Hcpp. lfihvlune lfnlwnrds Rosella Donahue. Nellie lugnte. Alberta Briclxles. Ora Mne Burton. Xlnrcella Cunningham Fzrsl row-Mary Goodwin, John XV.illxer. Nlargaret Ann Strauss. Chnrles Pickett, Xl.irv lieehnc Donald Mcliinzie. Maxine Russell Zebcdee Howard. Licizi Pieroili. Harold Heiliiun 'T ,N 59 lop rote. Zell to r1t1hI7Glen I-'ibrand. Julia Ginn, Lois Venable. l.ee Albert Hollvner, Carrie Duilv. Charles Lewis. Marx Harper. Gerald Grueser, lots l,eonard, Xxlllffll livnon. hire! rou.'4l.ouise Burdette Barbara NVildermuth. Howard Smith. Betty .lane Kennedy, lfdilh Van Cooney, Sarah Higgins, Virginia Baer, Thelma Michael, llorence Hawk, John Hitchens, 'twirl I'1'lL'fl:ClVC Donovan. Clillord Carman, Allhea Reihel, liarl Reuler. Mary NVinebrenner, Betty Capehart. George Carper. lucrvcia Kaspar, Margaret Healy, lirsl rott'7Audrev Smith, lax' illlen, Ciavle Parker, Xllilma Slivers, Helen Rhodes, lVlargai '1 lhtimas, lgloise Adanis SXll'lll. 5lXll-NON, RIN Class l-listory ln our eagerness to begin Senior High scho' lastic. athletic, and social activities we have dimmed our memory of the Yuletide Carnival. Freshman party and events of our first year in high school, We entered the Senior building with an en- rollment of one hundred and seven members, having lost only nineteen of our freshman class- mates. Early in the year we elected Martha Smith. president: Ernestine Rea, vice-president. and Eva Jane Simpson, secretary-treasurer. The sophomores sponsored the Tricky Tom booth at the Carnival and members of our class participated in many other attractions at the Harvest Festival. Members of our class were most successful in the annual magazinev selling campaign. Our Sophomore party climaxed the first half of our four year high school career. Marilyn Young fill CLASS GF l94l Soplaomores Upper group: top row. It-fl to FIt!l7fTlRCYl'V Gaffney. Ldward Stark XVallace Riggs Charles Vfildermuth, Robert Jay. Howard logan, Charles lNieinhart, Paul liarr. l1l7a Gilmore, 'I'l1i'rii row-Donald Mullen. Rita Duffy, Joe Ohlinger, XVanda Jacobs, Abbie XVarner. Robert XVolfe. Pauline Holmes. Roy Thoma, Fugene l5rown. Suomi rotuilienneth Hartley. Mildred Miller. Hoxiard Dailey. Virginia Seyfried, Richard Elber- feld. Marilyn Young. Harold DcXVolt. Ruth llaornlon, XVilliam Carman, Firsl row-Evelyn Mayer. Harry Osborne. Margaret Sian'ey. .lanet 'luineix Roger Morgan, Martha Smith, Jael-. Stiyers, Sybil Mtilholland. .James Roush, Louder Group: top row, Iefl lI7l'IQlhf7'lC.ll1 Duffy, l,aura Van Meter. Adele Fowler lan Bennett. Eloise Bolin. Robert Vaughan, Oris Hubbard, Betty ivlaag, Robert lXlcliin7ie. Mugar-qt uiclx. Q Third rote-Mary Hardin. Maxine Casio, Belly Bearlaa. Maxine XVallter. Lomax Ginn, Joe Rhea, Charlotte Landers. Ruth l,eifheit. Bernice Stone Serond roLL'+Edith Holter. Betty Holiner. Angie Shaun Betty l,ou Kennedy, Charles lamlaert, Ernestine Rea. Paul Johnson. Helen Smith. lVlarX'in Teclrow, Frrsl rOLL'+l,orena Gruewr, Earl XVilliam5on. Mary McCallum. Herman XVilson, Nara Traey, Nanfy Arnold, Lily Blazewicz. Carl XVindon 61 Top rote. Iefl l'iir1g1l7lfliai'l Tr-aford. Delmar Vilogan. Pandora Stricldand. Calvin Vsfill. Louanna libersbatli. lXfl.ii'i' Sayre. Xlhlliam Arnold, Nlildred Neiitlling. 'l'17i1'd I'1ILL'+JCJI'll11,'llC Pmramlage. Cieiitva Qtr. Miriam Holmes. llileen Siiivage, Gardner Manleiii. Cora XVhite. liailirvn McCabe, Xllyatt Schaefer. Strom! rote-Rita Ciainer. llc-liert Dailey. NVanda Potts. Robert Davis. .lacciueline Maag, lVlatsliall lXliller. Marcia Hvsell, Richard Owens, Ruth Donihew larsl rott'fl.awi-ence Pariilt. Milton Scholl. Thomas Duerr. Paul Biricher. John Hawley. Class History Our first week of school was a time when we made many new acquaintances. Students from outlying schools made up half of our num- ber which was one hundred and fourteen. At one of our first class meetings David Clifton was elected to the presidency. Mary Kay- lor was chosen vice-president. and Rita Cainer was voted secretary-treasurer. Our Class Party April 29. home room pic- nics and serving at the JuniorfSenior Prom were the principal social events of the year. NVe have a goodly number of promising athletes in our class. Brickles. Mankin, Hart. Clifton, Hendricks. Shiveler. an-d Vvlill were im- portant members of the reserve basketball team. Brickles was awarded a varsity letter in this sport. Robert Brickles. Will. Mankin. Hens driclcs. NVeyersmiller. and Hartenbach played prominent positions in Reserve football. David Clifton liAYl.OR. GAINITR, f l,llfTON ' 62 CLASS OF l94Q i:l'ZSi'llTlZl'l Upper group: top row. left to ricihtfdnhelnia Leifheit. Homer Curtis. Nlarv Ravlor. Olin Boothe. Mabel Brown. Robert Baxter. Jean Mallory. Hugh Custer. lrene Morris. Thomas CFOXV. Third rote'-Robert Burkett. Beulah Taylor. James XVex'ers1nille1'. Anna Price. Robert Harten' bach. Donald Hart. 'XVanf.la Blalte. John Ciooixs. Della Lightloot. Hazel Scott. Seeund rotL'+Frances Burnside. Paul Huber. Marie Houdashelt. Charles ljvarrs. Klildred l.isle. Burl NYindon. Helen Logan, Richard Oilcr. Dorib NVelker. Marx' lalawlev. First roit'-Lillian lirautter. Bud Crew. Louise Russell. Paul Augustine. Cieorge Shiveler. Geraldine Smith. Jai' Crloeelener, Von Cousins. Lower Qror1D: lop row. left to riylht-Virgil Teaford. XVanda Leihrand. XVilliam Davis. Rath' leen Smith. Ernal Howett. Janie Grueser. Mildred Hubbard. Pearl Archer. Donald Briclcles. Third roLL'+XVilliain Bowen. Leo lime. Nlariorie Evnon. llhvlis Branch. XVilliani Russell. Leona Esleew, Nlariorie Forbes. Crlen Evans. Betty Eichinger Hugh Roueh. Second row-Rheba Clark. Richard Canter. Alma Hardman. David Holter. Dorothy loner. Robert Briclxles. Ruth Pierce. :Xlh-.rt Hendricks. Nlary Graber. Clinton Donovan, First rott'-Norma Cambron, Dorothy Rauh. Davicl Clifton. Herman Raspar. Joan Harhrecht. Ravmond Russell. Charles Moore. Marv Caldwell. Charles Legar. 65 l I 'I' 6-F ,,,,:,x ,M-my-.1,.X.,.T v,1.u,,' ,l , . K , x I Q, x X Qxfmx xyxwvxxxb .WM-.,,.qXt.,. -'K- Q 3 ,... 4 SR ., ' 'Wi 'QQ , if -. 23253 Q. i. gi 1 ' 'tiff-fWxQg3.'11Eff.J 'wixyxgi,:'?SfxqY5Qgs-53,3.Lig,g:,,:gg.g-VS' I S Sx A f A 'kr' - ei. 29 b ' 'Awe Skis 5 1 . x xg , . x X Q, -iw - Q A ' ,, '- I ' ' - -A CHQ:-3:1NE5:9x5fE' 1 -Quisi5f2f-Qkmfssfi-.5. - A M y -'g fb 'lf 34:-,p N. N9 ' . X xi? , 'lib Q- 4 ' 2 .?'f wgf'1Z 94i ' V 1 . 95 ' kv . gig, , ' - X. 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Schwegman 8: Roedel .Y POWROYQ OHIO H. J. Smith Typewriter Exchange 404 Suu-nth Srrcct P.'XRlii,RSf3l.'RO, XYFST YIRQHINLX A I 1 lp ROYAI,+XK'o1Alif's No. I vl1Uj7l'LL'I'I-ICI X 1 g 1 HOME ROOM ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS--L'ppvr left and r1ghtfSc+:nc from The Historv Book Speaks of Irclrmdf' and Irish Songs and Dances, presumed in .Assembly iw Mr, Blackburns Room. I.ou.'yr left and r1ql7l7'I'wo sccncs from NVho Cot the Ransom? presented by Kimi Bowen S Room. 77 W l L L l A M S Sc to 51.00 Stores Pl EPPLE GROCERY NATIGNAL BRANDS STORE Groceries. Produce and Notioni U fill liast Nlmn Street ljhfJI1C 320 - Nl ow mmm L Y , k PoxirRox. oH1o I X A S I li l nl 1 lorusting .l ll li vifc, You lm h id m x if is so econ m al ihu .ifler slwf li ng lla 5, ldl lm l r e have fish Qour f tix lava POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK GENERAL CONTRACTORS Lumber, Millwork. Builders' Supplies Hardware, Paints EVERYTHING TO BUILD A HOME k J HAMILTON DAIRY STORE FOUNTAIN SERVICE XVQ Make Our Own Ice Cfrcnm Ercsli Daily THE PRIODE LUMBER COMPANY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS LUNIBER. BUILDING SUPPLIES AND NIILI- XVORK Ihird Ami ,Mlm ITITFIIV I-2 Y Miridl 1 l OI XX gm Il Clurisrnins card I ii 9 l hi Ii I XI x Ch mms :ind II.ippv N X t I I -IO -II -I 4 I 44 V' THE I-IOLZER HOSPITAL First Avcnuc and Cedar Strcct CHAI I,IPOI,IS, OHIO Under the Direction of Dr. Cluarlcs E. Hollcr 1 f N ROBINSON'S Launderers Dry Cleaners Rug Cleaners k 1 S Q1 lu XX nl NK hx dad N u shp mu lxlth lwx' J Couldn xpmk hum unslud 'N or h Husbmd VIN! md xx 1roul Ins P'll'1lN'V' , N THE GIFT SHOP A X 1 CTOl77,I7!I'l77L'l7lS of COVERT BAKING COMPANY Iilflh .md XV1l1i.1ms Slrccm MIDDI EPORT. OHIO X 1 X41 f N IVIcCUI..I.0UGI'I PHARMACY THE NYAI4 STORE I1 X011 Il 4I K I f N SPRING HILL DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCI S ,-Isl: Your CII'UL't'I'UI77ll77 N J HCIRIIYIII Q . -, I ll S 1 ix .-XV, at XI1 1 Ill 1 th I1 thx I 1 I1 II wcii n r f N M. I.. FRENCH COAL COMPANY NA'1'URE's BEST f N EVAN'S ELECTRIC COMPANY ECTRICQAL CONIRACTING AND RADIO SERVICE XVaIIpapcr - I-Iorton XXVIJSIUITIQ Machincs Phono 7-I-M I f N ROSENBAUM'S STUDENT LUNCHES 11m115Rox1 mmm X j MILLER GARAGE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND TRACTORS MJQORNIICK DEERING FARM IMPLEMENTS Ijonwcroy. Ohio Phono I9 6-KI 6 Xl 'XI I 'Ish NIvl1tllcImvh ll k I1 Il fl X hl L1r.1c1m1x' Is the ch ld n dmg, XI N11 I h 'Nw thank g I1 s h luh 1 1 I I 1 EOR LATEST STYLES IN I,ADlES', MENS AND CHILDRENS SHOES VISIT US VOGUE SHOE SHOPPE Cxunvplfnvvnlx of THE MEIGS GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS mmm H1012 1' camo S ,'l'C1'f,,..,,,..'m , , H- : NORTHXVEST TERRITORY SESQLII-CENTENNlAl, PARADEfPoiT1Croy Merchants' Association Float . . Girl Scouisl Float .... Ox-drawn On to Ohio Qountrv' covered wagon .... Beauty queens on parndc , . , Pomeroy School Band stepping it off .... Ohio Valcy Grange Float passes by ....' Pioneers in Coon skins and moccasins ..,. An lS5-l Model. S3 f N f Z A H Las TRY THE Service Station BEN FRANKLIN STORE FIRST Evcrything From 5C to TEIOO 0 CTI-IER MERCHANDISE AT MINI RSYII I I. IIIIIO IXIORIQ THAN Sl-00 X I N I S uhmnn Hou much r N L L1 cur Two menu I r th L I n 11 1 II I Iv 1 kai um-N S I Inman XXX-il I m I 1 1 Cxcmvplznyvnlx ol' THE IMPERIAL ICE CREAM CO. Vormcrly 'VHF Cuwlf Ififl Cfmims Cu. g I CiOl77f7ll'l77t'l7I.'i of EVANS FOOD STORE Sccond Street Pomeroy. Ohio R-I REED'S DRUG STORE COURT STRIIIZT -W PONHEROY, omo THE FRIENDLY STORE DRUGS AND MEDICINES - SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND LUNCHEONS Toiletries -M Stationery - Gifts liodnlxs. Film and Supplies An Expcricnccd Rcgistcrcd Pharmacist in Clmrgc 'l'clf:plmonc -452-X XVclt.xrc NVorl-nr 'And what Art x u in hen' tor. mx good many Convict, 'lllnttcrv m.1'.im l was caught imitating in other m.in : Qiiinnturu on .1 check H The Farmer's Bank and Savings Company PUMI ROY ol HO The Fucililzvs of This Bunk Are ut Your Service' in Ang lwunner Consistent Luilh Sound Banking Prucfict' Xlcmlvcr of l'lfDERAl Rl:Sl1RX'l5 SYS'llfNl Member of Flilblillzlil. DEPOSVI' INSURANCP: CORPORATION S3 DEDICATIQIXI NVe, the Annual Board. commend you. lVliss Ebersbach, for your understanding and helpful service to the students of our school. You have worked patiently with us day alter day throughout the entire year, not only in teaching us English. but also by helping us acquire so many of those necessary habits. which we will long use after many a classical verse is forgotten We will never forget your constant efforts to develop a sound body and a sound mind. and we will be happier and healthier because of having been in your physical education classes. To you, Miss Ebersbach, we dedicate the POMEROYAN. the Parade of 1090, 5 f N C w117pIz'r11v17I.s of fieazffex Q Q POMERDYX HISRDS IO IHE BLUE AND GQID N J Ihwlu I1 l 1 II1 IIIX II I II I l 1 1c11 ' 'I Il rr1111u I11 XXI l I 1 1 111 1 1 IIIIIUI Uxmg 1 I f N GAS IS TI-IE IDEAL FUEL For c50Q141NG. RL2F1mauRA'1110N, WATER HuA'111NQ, SPACE HLQATINQQ I3111' IX'Iodc1'11 P1ppIi1111ccs I11 XXIIIICIU To IJJUFII 'I'I1is IXIULILTI1 SUI' THE GAS COMPANY N J I N I N Ewing's Three Floor Store PUXIEROY. OHIO 0 The Store Wliere You Can Purchase the Best of Everything in Fresh Meats. Vegetables. Groceries. Electric Appliances. General Elec- tric Refrigerators, Radios. House- hold Notions. NV:1ll Paper. Toys. Gifts. Games. etc. S I X LUCKOFI- S SHOE STORE O Expert Fitting in S H O E S For All Occasions EDGERTON SHOPS for Men TARSAL TREDS for Vwlornen BUSY Toes for Children 0 POMLROY Ol HO Hows the patient in room -H1 progressingw inquired tht doctor And the nurse r torted, Not half as fast .is he thinks he is. the fresh lhingw f N PURITY DAIRY SHOP Plate Lunches. Sandwiches, Special School Lunches POMIQROY. OH Io g I DODGE and PLYMOUTH Direct Factory Dealers Since l0l6 R. H. RAVJLINGS SONS MIDDLFPOR T. OHIO c J S7 FORD A.XIERICQP1'S FINEST I,OXV PRICED CAR Math' Bu AHICFICJIS I-Iighcst Paid Vv'orkn1c11 Anal' Sold By R. V. EBERSBACH IN MIDDI I I'CII?'I' AND I3OMI:RUY Cf11n1pIr1m'11!.x UIA RIVERVUE RESTAURANT 1041 Ifast Main Strcct I't1MI.RUY,UIIIO K I X 1 vnu .1i1'.1ntI. Nnur I:xtuIIcn th L 11I I II xt-nd vnu .1 P.lCI'x.'I2L' co11l.11111r134 .1 IIIHC I 11I It d lh XX NIIIIISIVI 1I tht' Kung ,Mui the Kung rcgl I Uh n mx Luv hm .1 Inu' that wrwuld slap .1nx' :In It C'UI77DlIl77t'V7IX of FUGATE'S NEW MGDERN GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET K J f 5 State Automobile Mutual Insurance AVERY IVI. ROBERTS IJUXIIRUY GIIIO I lC1IH1kI5II II1R1X x 1 N 5'S-l-'AR Economy PLAN NTAKES IT EASY TO ONVN AN ELECTRIC RANGE 4' 315.00 Allowance for your old cook stove, or 4' Iii l 5.00 Credit to New Home Builders. 4' Lowest finance charge in history-3 'f 4' Models costing as little as l0c A Day. 4' Low 2' 3 1' Rate Available for Cooking. THE OHIO POWER COMPANY lirances Ellwrllld Su x 1 s, e l li l all x u live on the far of the land. Donald Rosenluum' XVell, n t nt r lx Frances Elberfeld: NVhal do mu rn in Donald Rosenbaum. l lmve dit ith lx mx ld dim to. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Compliments of GREEN LANTERN RESTAURANT HOME COOKED FOOD POMEROY, OHIO X0 20-I East Main Strcct f N I-IOFFNER'S DAIRY PURE WHOLE MII,Ii, COFFEE CREAM. XVHIPPINO CREAM BUTIERMILK Haw You 'Iiricd Our Delicious I-Ionic-Mads Brick Ice Crcam' Ijoinuroy, Ohio Phono IZIQX X j COURT STREET GRILL Undcr Ncw Managcmcnt IIOME MADE PIES ff- GOOD THINGS IO EA'I 'Iil1u111.1a H HT 1 1 I 1 1 I1 n I th 11111 Brin' C1 ACECYIJIIIIX' n 1 Iil111111,1x, XVcIl, II I1 1I Tl E. J. FRANZ LUNCH ROOM THE HOME OE HAM NVHAT AM Our Slnvfzlzllu: Swiss. Brick .md Limburgcr Chccsc Pomeroy. Ohio g I J. W. IVIOOTZ BAKERY 41.-11 1.11101 is JUMBO .md PUIIMAN BREAD I g I U Exchange Photographs with Your Classmates. It's 51 Graceful XVay of Acknowledging Frienclf ships . . , of Keeping School Memories Fresh. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY THE KINCAID STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PHONE 00-Y POMIQROY, oiiio Y 1 Rurh XY, You should m I mx hi I nd. He make living with his pen Maxine Ch, he's ,1 writer I Ruth: No, he raises p es MEIGS CHICK HATCHERY OHIO U. S. APPROVED OFFICIAL BLOODfTESTED STOCK H. XV, XVAIfI'IgRS NI.1n.1ger THE DAVIS ICE AND PRODUCE CO. PURE ICE AND QUALITY APPLES Phone 207-J POMEROY, OHIO P l f N rllee! Your Friends 1-It SAUVAGILYS CONFECTIONERY WHERE oooo soofxs AND soNoAEs ARE SERVED Ice Cream Q Candies - A Magazines H O T E L M A R T I N .XT YOUR SERVICE X J Paul liautx Ih L tell x h lx ll I th E th I lu I the golden egg was 1 tml H Mr SIIIIIIT Oh, I suppos gg 11 nt n th 1, l him f N HON-'Ili Ulf SUCH XVl1l,i RNUXVN BRANDS AS Curlee Clothes. Nlzxllorv I-Iats. Rugby Sweaters, Interwoven Socks Coopers Underwear and All the Standard Brands of Nlens Vxlear SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY K I f N Cfomplimenls of UNIVERSITY DRESS SHOP g J cu BLAETTNAR AUTO COMPANY BUICK - PONTIAC - HUDSON - G. NI. C. TRUCKS POXIIIROY OHIO A'I'Ir'm77 Hazgfgzbs In Iimlzflcxm X j Cxunvplznvvnls of POMEROY FEED COMPANY HONIER CARNIAN. Prop. Ijhonc 'I'h0m.1- SFIHII1 I5 x 1 g I th I hx I I .muon Ssvfrlcd, C sh n 'Ixhumns Smith Oh X 1 I ll 3 n I nwion SCVI-TICLI N I 1 1 I7 I I 1k x WHEN IN MIDDI-EPOR'I' VISIT The Mary .lane Coffee Shop L I THE OLD INN SERVICE STATION TEXACG FIRE CHIEF AND SKY CHIEF GASOLINES XVAXFREE HAVOLINE AND NEW' TEXACO INSULATED OII FIRESTONE TIRES Lvl Us Service Your Car Motors Tuned Up Light Repair XVorIx Phone ISO I IIHII XVII.I.IfXNISON I' Pmxwmv, Oh I-IOPPSTETTER BAKED PRODUCTS DISI IVERED FRESH DAILY AT YOUR DOOR BY R. B. CAI.AVvIAY, Salesman IITSLIIYIINRL' Nhuuld BI' Brough! Up lo II SII1r7I1'I1'I1', .Yor Down to tl Prim' WARNER. IHLE INSURANCE AGENCY :IH forn7s of ll7Sl1I'lll7Ct' amd Bonds IRUNII ROY OIIII1 S I XI 1 gcr Bow 11 ned' PIDITJI IMI I I I1 I I 1 IT I worII1Ics' 4' II1 I XVcII, IITJI 1 II 1L I 'xv .1I1I111I LIBERTY RESTAURANT GOOD FOODS -A HOF-,IE MADE PIES -A SOFT DRINKS LEGAL BEVERAGES I3I1I1nc NWI, I30111c1'oy. Ohio f N EBERSBACH HARDWARE COMPANY IJITOIIC ISI I9o111crI11', Ohm P4