Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

% • “ V DEDICATION The Senior Class dedicates this annual to Mr. Carl B. Weese who has been our friend and advisor. Without his aid, the many projects undertaken by the Seniors would not have been successful. Mr. Weese received his B.S. in Education from Ohio University. Thirteen of his twenty-nine years of teaching have been spent at Racine High School, where he teaches all social science subjects. By this dedication the Seniors would like to express their sincere gratitude to Mr. Weese. GRADUATING CLASS OF RACINE HIGH SCHOOL 1954 “Apply thine heart unto instruction and thine ears to the words of knowledge.” Proverbs 23:12 Gicua Rio-thesid, Poultry Company, One. tyalU, Ohio V Mr. Charles W. Hayman is the Principal of Racine High School. Mr. Hayman received his A.B. from Otterbein College and his M.A. from Ohio State University. Twenty-three of his twenty-nine years of teaching have been spent here. Besides his duties as Principal, he teaches geometry, and for fifteen years he was coach. We are very proud of Mr. Hayman. It is largely through his efforts that our school has achieved recognition in many fields. The Assistant Principal of Racine High School is Mr. Donald C. Wolfe. He received his B.S. in Commerce from Ohio State University. Out of twenty-one years of teaching, Mr. Wolfe has spent seventeen here. He teaches all commercial subjects, and is advisor for the “Echo.” For several years he coached baseball. Mr. Wolfe’s well-managed commercial department is appreciated by all of the students. COUNTY BOARD WILMA SARGENT O. O. PATTERSON CARL GORBY Secretary County Superintendent Attendance Officer BOARD OF EDUCATION Mildred Chapman, Cora Birch, William McKelvey, Pres., Paul Beegle, Clerk, Absent Members: Ralph Smith and Victor Brown Charles Hay man Principal Geometry Howard Nolan Vocational Agriculture Gayle Price Science Mathematics Donald Wolfe Ass’t. Principal Business Education Carl Weese Social Science Jean Hamm Domestic Science Ruth Drake English III American Literature Foreign Languages Marceilene Buell Vocal Music Lee I ee Instrumental Music FACULTY Maude Young English English Literature JAKE LEE Custodian BERTHA FOREMAN Secretary 3:30 P. M. Homeward Bound!!! V Senior Left to Right: Ass’t. Business Manager, Shelva Arnott: Secretary-Treasurer, Norman Roush, President, Marlene Shields, Vice President, Ronnie McDade: Business Manager, Alice Fisher. SHELVA JEAN A KNOTT General Club Officer Class Officer Glee Club Echo Staff Dramatics Librarian BONNIE BADGLEY Commercial Club Officer Glee Club Echo Staff Racina Staff Dramatics Librarian OSCAR BADGLEY General Dramatics MARLENE CLARK Commercial Club Officer Cheerleader Band Echo Staff Dramatics EARL CLEEK Vocational Club Officer Basketball Baseball Racina Staff GLENN CUNDIFF JR. General Class Officer Glee Club Basketball Baseball Racina Staff LORETTA DAVIS SHARLENE DEEM ALICE FISHER Commercial Commercial Commercial Club Officer Glee Club Club Officer Dramatics Echo Staff Dramatics Glee Club Glee Club Echo Staff Echo Staff Racina Staff Class Officer Cheerleader Band Band Librarian Class Officer Librarian JANE GILMORE JOYCE HART Commercial Glee Club Dramatics Racina Staff Echo Staff Commercial Glee Club Club Officer Dramatics Librarian Echo Staff Racina Staff CHARLES HENSLER General DONNA HOLTER Vocational Club Officer Glee Club Dramatics Band Librarian DALE JOHNSON General JAMES JOHNSON General Racina Staff MARY LOU LEMASTER Commercial Echo Staff FRANKLIN LEWIS General Band Echo Staff Racina Staff RONALD McDADE General Club Officer Dramatics Glee Club Basketball Class Officer Band Racina Staff MADGLE McNICKLE Commercial Band Club Officer Echo Staff Racina Staff Dramatics JANET NEVILLE General Glee Club Dramatics Echo Staff Racina Staff GEORGE OFFUTT Vocational Racina Staff SHIRLEY POWELL Commercial Echo Staff MARY OILER GARY PARSONS Dramatics Commercial General Club Officer Echo Staff Dramatics Racina Staff Band BETTY HOSE BARBARA ROUSH NORMAN ROUSH Commercial Echo Staff Librarian College Preparatory Club Officer Dramatics Glee Club Band Echo Staff Racina Staff College Preparatory Class Officer Racina Staff Dramatics Librarian .DWELL SALSER General Band Glee Club Dramatics Racina Staff Basketball Baseball Class Officer Club Officer MARLENE SCHIELDS Secretarial Class Officer Dramatics Glee Club Band Echo Staff Racina Staff Librarian BRIAN SIMPSON General Club Officer Basketball Baseball Band Glee Club Dramatics Racina Staff SHIRLEY STOBART PHYLLIS VAN METER DORSEL WILSON Comercial Secretarial General Club Officer Dramatics Dramatics Dramatics Echo Staff Band Echo Staff Band Band Glee Club Glee Club Racina Staff Librarian JANET WOLF Secretarial Echo Staff LARRY WOLFE Vocational Basketball Baseball vw MUOZ4L JUNIORS Left to right: Row 1: Phyllis Adams, Philip Bearhs, Betty Bryson, Hobart Cozart, Dorothy Chaney, Joe Cozart, Margaret Chapman, Ralph Diddle Row 2: Grace Cline, James Hoback, Wilman Cozart, Bill Molden, Evelyn Cummins, Thomas Ebersbach, Shirley Gillian, James Faircloth Row 3: David Nease, Betty Epperly, Curtis Randolph, Ruth Ann Gaul, Robert Taylor, June Harris, Don Wolfe, Lillian Powell Row 4: Anna Lee Scarberry, Anna Lou Shane, Gertrude Rowe, Suzanne Proffitt, Morris Wolfe, Fannie Timmons, Barbara Sayre, Rebecca Shockey Row 5: Merle Van Meter, Joann Wilford, Barbara Ward, Janice Harris, Dolores Kraeuter Row 1: Lucille Synder, Joe Lawrence, Carole Johnson, Jon Lott, Ruby Holter, Don Hill, Janice Gillian, Don Hayman. Row 2: Phyllis Cozart, Daniel Euler, Ruth Ann Carson, Bill Dailey, Shirley Beegle, Jimmy Cundiff, Janet Beegle, Eugene Cooper. Row 3: George Cleland, Eileen Wolfe, Paul Bostic, Mattie Whaley, Jack Boyd, Thelma Wells, Ruby Taylor, Alberta Van Meter. Row 4: Carol Salser, Sam Booth, Nancy Shuler, Bob Beegle, Shirley Stobart, John Baker, Marilyn Roush, Johnny Yost. Row 5: Eugene Sellars, Wayne Ward, Ruby Parsons, George Wolfe, Irene Parsons, Gary Van Meter, Doreen Norris, Don Pickens. Row 6: Wayne Rhodes, Jimmy Neville, Paul Parsons, Robert Rutkowski, Harry Lyons, Jerry Powell, James Ritchie. CLASS OFFICERS President..............................Carol Salser Vice President.......................Marilyn Roush Secretary-Treasurer...................Robert Beegle FRESHMEN Top to Bottom, L. to R., Row One: Larry Badgley, Phyllis Ihle, Wayne Wilson, Isabelle Johnson, Theodore Wilford, Beatrice Gillian, James Deem, Glenna Randolph, Dale Whitlock, Mary Lou Friend, Wayne Van Meter. Row Two: Richard Theiss, Wanda Fleming, Larry Taylor, Shirley Findley, Richard Young, Maxine Crouch, Donald Stobart, Dolores Connolly, Thomas Stobart, Yolan Rhodes, Robert Burch. Row Three: Wanda Cozart, Herbert Smith, Marilyn Cleland, Dwaine Sayre, Donna Circle, James Satterfield, Norma Ann Chapman, David Powell, Louise Butcher, Robert Euler, Donna Lewis. Row Four: Eber Pickens, Rita Bradford, Lester Manuel, Emma Lee Brewer, Wayne Rowe, Janice Wolfe, Donald Johnson, Janice Webb, Clyde Johnson, Janice Randolph, James Kiser. Row Five: David Hysell, Shirley Ward, Larry Holter, Mildred Triplett, Robert Hartenbach, Avis Theiss, Carroll Harris, Katherine Spears, Junior Hardin, June Proffitt, Kenneth Brewer. Row Six: Geneveive Snyder, Lawrence Grimm, Gail Smith, Kenneth Hall, Claudia Shields, Harold Faber, Betty Sellers, Douglas Graham, Shirley Salser, Larry Ebersbach, Norma Kay McKelvey. Row Seven: Thomas Curtis, Sue Pickens, Jack Chapman, Joan Neville, Robert Burnem, Wanda Roush, Ernest Blosser. CLASS OFFICERS President ......................Larry Badgley Vice-President ...............Maralyn Cleland Secretary-Treasurer .....Donna Circle FALL Brown and red leaves across the sidewalks. School buses coming down the road, Couples strolling in the evening sun, Books scattered on the floor for studying, Halloween, Columbus Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving vacation, School has begun again, and the campus is flooded with giggling Freshmen, Fall is here. Fall Festival Tag Day Junior Play Freshman- Sophomore Reception Home Economics Agriculture Class and Trophy Case American Literature and Boys’ Gym Class English I and Latin I J1 „ WINTER Wet boots in the halls, Slippery sidewalks on the way to lunch, Snowballs whizzing by, Buses stuck in the deep drifts, Students arriving to school late, Christmas vacation, and New Year’s Day, Mid-semester exams, all mean that Winter’s here. Miss Drake and Librarians U. S. Government Algebra Typing I Geometry U. S. History Boys’ Gym Spanish II Spanish I Office Practice Study Hall Basketball Game SPRING Daffodills dancing in the sunlight, Trees bursting into bloom, Couples sitting on the porches in the dusk, The bright chirping of birds, Busy preparations for the closing of school, Seniors scurrying to the auditorium for the first marching practice, Hearts grow sad for some will never return to school again, Spring is here and we are graduating. General Science Chemistry Vocational Agricu! Clean-up Play Practice The Queen Bookkeeping The Coach HISTORY In September, 1950, sixty-two Freshmen entered Racine High School. For a lew weeks this was a new and exciting experience. Soon we were welcomed by the “Freshmen Reception,” and we no longer felt strange. From the first six-weeks’ honor roll we elected for our class officers: Loretta Davis, President; Alice Fisher, Vice-President; and Norman Roush, Secretary-Treasurer. After a short summer vacation, we returned with a class of forty-eight members. We elected for our Sophomore class officers: Ronnie McDade, President; Buddy Cundiff, Vice-President; and Lowell Salser, Secretary-Treasurer. Our highlight of the year was the “Freshmen Reception.” With fourty-four Juniors, we elected Norman Roush, President; Lowell Salser, Vice-President; Ronnie McDade, Secretary-Treasurer; and Marlene Shields, Business Manager for our class officers. We produced our Junior Class Play entitled “Love Your Neighbor,” sponsored a donkey basketball game, sold stationery, and conducted other money-making campaigns for a trip. Now, we are Seniors! We have a class of thirty-five, after losing one member the first six-weeks of school. We elected to lead us during our Senior year: Marlene Shields, President; Ronnie McDade, Vice-President; Norman Roush, Secretary-Treasurer; and Alice Fisher, Business Manager. During our four years, Barbara Roush has served as Class Reporter. Our first activity of the year was sponsoring a Fall Festival, of which Bonnie Badgley, Senior Class Representative, was chosen queen. Other projects were: selling candy and pop at basketball games, selling stationery, magazines, and various other articles, editing a yearbook, and producing our Senior Class Play, “The Little Dog Laughed.” During our school years, several members of the class have played on the basketball and baseball teams. Also members have won various scholastic awards for the school and themselves. SENIOR PLAY-“The Little Dog Laughed” Front Row—Betty Rose, Shelva Jean Arnott, Madgle McNickle, Marlene Shields, Loretta Davis, Shirley Stobart, Barbara Roush, Janet Neville, and Janet Wolf. Back Row—Bonnie Badgley, Brian Simpson Ronnie McDade, Gary Parsons, Oscar Badgley, Buddy Cundiff, Dale Johnson, Norman Roush, Marlene Clark, Mr. Weese. JUNIOR PLAY “The Ghost in the Belfry” Front Row—Barbara Sayre, Rebecca Shockey, June Harris, Margaret Chapman, Ruth Ann Gaul, Barbara Ward, Grace Cline. Back Row—Mrs. Young, Don Wolfe, Jimmy Faircloth, Thomas Ebersbach, and David Nease. F.F.A. Top to bottom, Left to right; Row 1: Ronald Chapman, Gary Parsons, Morris Wolfe, Joe Lawrence, James Ritchie, Robert Hartenbach, John Henderson, Mr. Nolan. Row 2: Larry Wolfe, Earl Cleek, Donnie Miller, Kenny Hall, Philip Bearhs, Bill Molden, Kenneth Brewer. Row 3: George Offutt, Richard Theiss, Dwaine Sayre, Don Richard Hill, Wayne Rowe, James Kiser, Curtis Randolph, Thomas Ebersbach, Joe Cozart, James Satterfield. Row 4: Bill Hardin, Sam Booth, Gary Van Meter, Ronnie Young, Don Pickens, Robert Rutkowski, Clyde Johnson, Donnie Stobart, Eugene Synder, Jackie Chapman, Wayne Wilson. Row 5: Don Hayman, Jimmy Cundiff, Larry Taylor, Carroll Harris, Dennis Hill, Robert Birch, Larry Holter, John Baker, Lawrence Ebersbach, Jefrry Powell. Row 6: Robert Bumem, Dickie Young, Harold Faber, Lawrence Grimm, Thomas Curtis. F.H.A. Top to bottom, Left to right; Row 1: Ruby Parsons, Yolan Rhodes, Wilma Cozart, Grace Cline, Lillian Powell, Evelyn Cummins, Margaret Chapman, Claudia Shields, Phyllis Cozart, Irene Parsons. Row 2: Donna Lewis, June Harris, Gayle Smith, Mildred Triplett, June Proffitt, Doreen Norris, Jane Gilmore, Loretta Davis, Shirley Stobart, Anna Lou Shane. Row 3: Alberta Van Meter, Eileen Wolfe, Ruth Ann Carson, Sue Pickens, Isabelle Johnson, Donna Holter, Alice Fisher Phyllis Adams, Dorothy Chaney, Ruby Taylor, Lucille Synder, Shirley Ward. Row 4: Mrs. Hamm, Kate Bradford, Betty Sellers, Mary Friend, Phyllis Van Meter, Janice Webb, Sylvia Triplett, Joan Neville, Anna Lee Scarberry, Shirley Gillilan, Barbara Sayre Shirley Stobart. Row 5: Betty Epperly, Gertrude Rowe, Janet Neville, Janet Wolfe, Ruby Holter, Barbara Ward, Carol Johnson, Fannie Timmons, Shirley Salser, Beatrice Gillilan, Janet Beegle. Row 6: Bonnie Badgley Marlene Clark, Wanda Cozart, Maxine Crouch, Thelma Wells, Glenna Randolph, Joann Wilford, Janice Randolph, Nancy Shuler, Sharlene Deem. CLASS PROPHECY Dear Barbara, How do you like being a doctor? I’m so glad that your clinic is successful, but I am sorry that you couldn't come to the Tenth Annual Reunion of the of the Class of ’ 54. There were so many of our old Classmates there that I was really surprised. Here is just a small idea of what it was like: I saw Brian Simpson, the hottest jazz drumer of all times, sitting one out with his wife Bonnie (Badgley). She sings with his band. She certainly looked stunning. I caught a glimpse of that Continental Romeo, Franklin Lewis, in white tie and tails, chatting with Shirley Powell and Betty Rose. Both girls are famous circus artists. I talked with Dr. Ronald McDade and his lovely wife, Loretta (Davis). They both were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for the work in the international spy ring. Shelva Arnott is a dramatic actress of stage, screen, and television. She was talking shop with Larry Wolfe, better known as Fooze. Do you know that he is rapidly becoming a wonderful Comedian? The big entrance of the evening was when Miss America came in. It was none other that our own Jane Gilmore. She is a florist by trade. She had on a gown decorated with real orchids of her own. I noticed Donna Holter and Madgle McNickle were talking together. I went over to chat with them. They are dieticians at John Hopkins Hospital. The President was unable to attend but his lovely wife Alice Fisher came and made the address. She recalled some of her high school memories. The walls of the Country Club were covered with paintings by Joyce Hart After several years of art school in New York, she has Finally settled down in Racine. Sharlene Deem talked to me about her job. She works on the “GLO” Airlines. Those are owned by George (Lynn) Offutt. She is a stewardess.. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence arrived late. They have been having baby-sitting problems. She is Mary Lou Lemaster. I noticed Norman Roush was chatting with Lowell Salser. Both are Married. They, of course, were talking agricultural science. Norman is one of the best scientists and Lowell owns a large ranch and about half of Racine. Shirley Stobart McGraw is still a Powers Model. How she manages to run a home and work at the same time seems impossible to me. She’s really very beautiful. Marlene Clark Hill lives close to her and they both were talking homes and making plans for a dinner together. Marlene is a model, too. Gary Parsons was there in all his splendor. He is better known as “The Rock” in the wrestling world. He was wearing his heavy-weight championship belt. Oscar Badgley is his manager and trainer. Oscar manages some of the greatest in the world. Earl Cleek is farming at Portland and is quite successful. He shows cattle at every National fair. Buddy Cundiff is also at all the fairs with his FFA boys. He teaches at Racine High School. Charles Hensler runs his ROTC at the high school. He is a commissioned officer in the Army. James Johnson, amazingly enough, is teaching American Government at Racine High. Mary Oiler is a nurse at one of the major hospitals around here. She also does a lot of specializing. Phyllis Van Meter is teaching Home Economics at Racine. She has won several big awards. Dorsel Wilson and Dale Johnson are both top mechanics. They own a “String” of garages a mile long. They have the biggest in Racine. That’s a-bout all that were there. I noticed that the whole class turned out. We all missed you very much. It certainly would have been more pleasing if you had made the after-diner address. Well, I must close, I have to pack for the trip home. Home to me is an Army base. We are stationed in Colorado now but soon we are to move to Alaska. I’ll write again soon.. Yours, Marlene Fisher LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-four of Racine High School being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare, this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: FIRST: We leave the Senior Home Room to our successors. May they use it for the best. SECOND: We bequeath to the faculty our memories, griefs, and marvelous records. Third: Each member of the class has one individual thing to leave as follows: SHELVA ARNOTT leaves her grades to John Henderson. BONNIE BADGLEY leaves her job as librarian to her worst enemy. OSCAR BADGLEY leaves his happy smile to Mr. Wolfe. MARLENE CLARK leaves her gracefulness to Suzanne Proffitt. EARL CLEEK leaves his bow legs to Betty Bryson. BUDDY CUNDIFF leaves his reading of Shakespeare to June Harris. LORETTA DAVIS leaves her smallness to Merle Van Meter. SHARLENE DEEM leaves her blushes to Ruth Ann Gaul. ALICE FISHER leaves her lisp to Tom Ebersbach. JANE GILMORE leaves her freckles to Dolores Kraeuter. JOYCE HART leaves her art ability to Dorothy Chaney. CHARLES HENSLER leaves his curly hair to Bob Taylor. DONNA HOLTER leaves her brown eyes to Shirley Gillilan. DALE JOHNSON leaves his poetic ability to Joe Cozart. JIM JOHNSON leaves his English workbook to posterity. FRANKLIN LEWIS leaves his bashfulness to Rebecca Shockey. MARY LEMASTER leaves her good voice to Donnie Miller. RONNIE McDADE leaves his crew cuts to James Satterfield. MADGLE McNICKLE leaves her typing speed to David Nease. JANET NEVILLE leaves her hair to Anna Lee Scarberry. GEORGE OFFUTT leaves his government grades to Hobart Cozart. MARY OILER leaves her giggle to Ralph Diddle. GARY PARSONS leaves his weight to Fannie Timmons. SHIRLEY POWELL leaves her gym class ability to Gertrude Rowe. BETTY ROSE leaves her temper to Margaret Chapman. BARBARA ROUSH leaves her secret loves to Grace Cline. NORMAN ROUSH leaves his wiggling to Don Wolfe. LOWELL SALSER leaves his height to Betty Epperly. MARLENE SHIELDS leaves her chattering to Lillian Powell. BRIAN SIMPSON leaves his clowning to Janice Harris. SHIRLEY STOBART leaves her bookkeeping ability to Anna Lou Shane. PHYLLIS VAN METER leaves her soprano voice to Morris Wolfe. DORSEL WILSON leaves his laziness to Barbara Ward. JANET WOLF leaves her soldier to Wilma Cozart. LARRY WOLFE leaves his basketball ability to Jim Faircloth. GLEE CLUB Top to Bottom, L. to R., Row One: David Nease, Paul Bostick, Bill Hardin, Larry Badgley, Don Johnson, Jim Faircloth, Ronnie McDade, Buddy Cundiff, Lowell Salser, Brian Simpson, Douglas Graham, Bob Beegle, Larry Holter, Morris Wolfe, Thomas Ebersbach. Row Two: Ruby Parsons, June Harris, Eileen Wolfe, Doreen Norris, Marilyn Roush, Phyllis Ihle, Nancy Shuler, Joyce Hart, Claudia Shields, Shirley Beegle, Deloris Conley, Maxine Crouch, Alberta Van Meter, Phyllis Van Meter, Marlene Shields, Barbara Sayre, Janice Webb, Donna Holter, Donna Circle, Wanda Roush, Barbara Roush, Donna Lewis, Janet Neville, Fannie Timmons, Barbara Ward, Loretta Davis, Shelva Jean Arnott, Evelyn Cummins. Row 3: Emma Brewer, Isabelle Johnson, Marilyn Cleland, Shirley Stobart, Alice Fisher, Sharlene Deem, Carol Salser, Mary Friend, Sue Pickens, Ruby Holter, Rebecca Shockey, Dolores Kraeuter, Betty Bryson, Ruth Ann Gaul, Norma Chapman, Norma Kay McKelvey. band Front Row, L. to R.: Rebecca Shockey, Alberta Van Meter, Suzanne Profitt. Row Two: Donna Holter, Alice Fisher, Don Wolfe, Phyllis Ihle, Janice Gillilian, Doreen Norris, Marlene Clark, Janice Wolfe, Carol Salser. Row Three: Madgle McNickle, Marilyn Cleland, Donna Circle, Ruth Ann Carson, Nancy Shuler, Franklin Lewis, Lowell Salser, Ruth Ann Gaul, Marilyn Roush, Larry Ebersbach, Marlene Shields, Norma Chapman, Mary Oiler. Row Four: Loretta Davis, Shirley Stobart, Donna Lewis, Claudia Shields, Janet Beegle, Dwaine Sayre, Dorsel Wilson, Robert Euler, Wanda Roush, Jim Faircloth, Johnny Yost, Daniel Euler, Ronnie McDade. Row Five: Mrs. Lee, Brian Simpson, Betty Bryson, Norma Kay McKelvey, Emma Brewer, Larry Holter, Barbara Roush, Phyllis Van Meter, Don Johnson, Dorothy Chaney, Eileen Wolfe, Sam Booth, Bob Beegle, Barbara Sayre, Dolores Kraeuter. THE CENSUS NAME NICKNAME AMBITION DESTINY NOTED FOR Shelva Jean Arnott Jean Nurse Acrobat Grades Bonnie Jeanne Badgley Bon Beautician Married to Brian Hair Oscar Leroy Badgley Boon Hobo Politican Smile Marlene Juanita Clark Mardie Secretary Society Girl Posture Earl Woodrow Cleek Woodie Cowboy Butcher Bow Legs Glenn Cundiff, Jr. Buddy Sailor Dodger Player Shakespeare Loretta Davis Stubby Stenographer International Spy Quietness Sharlene Marie Deem None Secretary Mother of 12 Blushes Alice Faye Fisher None Accountant Secretary to President Lisp Edna Jane Gilmore Shanie Florist Poultry Raiser Freckles Joyce Earlene Hart Bugs Horse Raiser Artist Horses Charles Hensler Chuck Farmer General Hair Donna Jean Holter None Beautician Fashion Designer Brown Eyes Dale Russell Johnson Dalo Mechanic Hot Rodder Poetry James Johnson Jim Bartender Government Teacher Eyes Mary Lou Lemaster Sissy Preacher’s wife Gambler Reading Franklin Leonard Lewis Pancho Accountant Actor Bashfulness Ronald Gary McDade Mac Engineer Midget Auto Racer Being Late Madgle Laura McNickle Madge Secretary Cook on River Boat Typing Janet Mae Neville Poddie Work in Cleveland Girls’ Gym Teacher Figure George Lynn Offutt Dewey Farmer Agriculture Teacher Gov’t Grades Mary Margaret Oiler Patty Housewife Cover Girl Laugh Gary Howard Parsons Pig Wrestler Radio Star Cough Shirley Ann Powell None Secretary Airline Stewardess Dimples Betty Virginia Rose Pete Stenographer Blues Singer Temper Barbara Ruth Roush Bob Doctor Undertaker Secret Loves Norman Harold Roush Normano Engineer Bartender Wiggles Lowell Eugene Salser Gobs Millionaire Muleskinner Height Bonnie Marlene Shields Pug Married to John International Spy Talking Brian Kelly Simpson Hotty Scientist Town Marshall Loud Mouth Shirley Ann Stobart Spuds Secretary Chorus Girl Thinness Phyllis Gail Van Meter Pill Jazz Band Leader Deep Sea Diver Tuba Dorsel Gary Wilson Doss Bum Cattle Rustler Laziness Jenny Married to Don Blacksmith Soldiers VARSITY BOB TAYLOR LARRY WOLFE BRIAN SIMPSON LOWELL SALSER RONNIE McDADE BUDDY CUNDIFF RESERVES Back row, left to right: Bill Hardin, Don Wolfe, Ralph Diddle, Lester Manuel, Daniel Euler, Dwain Sayer, Larry Taylor, Don Johnson. Front row: Larry Badgley, Mr. Wiseman, Jimmy Cundiff, Dickie Young, Bob Birch, Douglas Graham. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Carol Salser, Marilyn Cleland, Ruth Ann Gaul, Marlene Clark. BASKETBALL STATISTICS Varsity Games Field Shots Field Goals Ave. L. WOLFE 22 362 157 437, B. SIMPSON 22 289 115 39' B. TAYLOR 20 229 108 477 L. SALSER 21 255 106 41% R. McDADE 22 214 83 38% B. CUNDIFF 17 82 27 33% R. DIDDLE 10 30 14 46% E. CLEEK 6 37 9 247 D. WOLFE 13 28 8 28% L. TAYLOR 6 10 3 30 7; D. EULER 10 18 4 22 % RHS TOTALS 22 1554 634 40% OPP TOTALS 22 1359 443 327 1953-54 SCHEDULE RHS 78 Vinton 56 RHS 87 Rutland 28 RHS 77 Harrisonville 42 RHS 100 Chauncey 52 RHS 72 Cadmus 45 RHS 81 Tuppers Plains 50 RHS 62 Oak Hill 74 RHS 71 Chester 48 RHS 58 Ames-Bern 60 RHS 75 Pomeroy 45 RHS 82 Wahama 44 RHS 56 Middleport 47 RHS 63 Rio Grande 49 RHS 60 Wahama 55 RHS 75 Tuppers Plains 44 RHS 87 Chester 43 RHS 73 Chauncey 70 RHS 65 Mac Arthur 55 RHS 65 Ames-Bern 63 MEIGS COUNTY TOURNAMENT: RHS 75 Tuppers Plains 51 RHS 101 Chester 53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: RHS 69 Middleport 71 Throws Throws Pers. Total Ave. Per Tried Made Ave. Fouls Points Game 134 93 69% 30 407 18 105 63 60% 62 293 13 121 66 54% 66 282 14 188 65 34% 67 277 13 84 50 59% 36 216 10 14 5 35% 9 59 3% 12 5 41% 6 33 3 16 8 50% 15 26 4 7 2 28% 2 18 m 12 6 50% 5 12 2 1 1 100%, 8 9 1 694 364 52% 311 1632 74 504 249 49% 426 1135 51 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most points by one player for 1 year: 407 by Larry Wolfe, 1954 Most points by one player in 1 game: 39 by Larry Wolfe, 1954 Best average points per game by one player in one year: 69%, Larry Wolfe, 1954 Most points by one player in 4 years: 1052 by Larry Wolfe TEAM RECORDS Most points by 1 team in 1 year: 1632 in 1954 Be� t shooting average by 1 team in 1 year: 40% in 1954 Best point average per game by 1 team in 1 year: 74 in 1954 Most players over 200 points: 5 in 1954 Left to Right: Tommy Stobart, Denny Hill, Larry Badgley, Bobby Birch, Lawrence Grimm, Dick Taylor, Richard Young Dwain Sayre, Douglas Graham, Lester Manuel, Coach Wiseman « Left to Right, Front Row: Buddy Cundiff, Larry Wolfe, Dale Johnson, Lowell Salser, Brian Simpson, Bob Taylor, Earl Cleek. Back Row: Mr. Wolf, Dick Taylor, Don Wolfe, Daniel Euler, George Wolfe, Norman Roush, Jim Cundiff, Coach Wiseman. RACINA STAFF Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Weese, Advisor, Shirley Stobart, Janet Neville, Shirley Powell, Jane Gilmore, Buddy Cundiff, Earl Cleek, James Johnson, Franklin Lewis; Front Row: Norman Roush, Joyce Hart, Marlene Shields, Madgle McNickle, Barbara Roush, Loretta Davis, Bonnie Badgley, Brian Simpson, Ronnie McDade, Lowell Saiser. Left to Right, First Row: Shelva Arnott, Janet Neville, Shirley Stobart, Shirley Powell, Mary Oiler, Barbara Roush. Second Row: Mary Lemaster, Janice Wolfe, Wilma Cozart, Janet Wolf, Betty Rose, Joyce Hart, Madgle McNickle, Janice Gillian, Phyllis Van Meter, Alice Fisher, Loretta Davis, Jane Gilmore, Bonnie Badgley, Marlene Clark. Third Row: Donald Wolfe, Advisor; Franklin Lewis, Ralph Diddle, Ruth Ann Gaul, James Faircloth, Marlene Shields. Sharlene Deem. IDENTIFICATION FOR SNAPSHOTS 1. Shirley and Lillian Powell 2. Out Our Way 3. Mrs. McDade—Cook 4. Carol Salser 5. Norma McKelvey 6. Buddy 7. Mrs. Badgley and Mrs. Davis—Cooks 8. County Trophy ’54 9. “Pizzle” 10. Seniors? 11. Shelva Arnott and Barbara Roush 12. Mr. Weese 13. Ronnie McDade 14. Robert Theiss 15. Three gals and a guy 16. Barbara Ward 17. Brian Simpson 18. Bonnie Badgley 19. Janice Webb and Geneveive Snyder 20. “Gobs” 21. “Pat” and “Shane” 22. “Aunt Fannie” 23. Madgle? 24. Bosom Friend 25. Nancy Shuler 26. Larry Holter 27. Mary Lemaster and brother 28. Marlene Clark 29. Waitresses 30. The Three ? ? ? 31. “Madge” and Friend 32. Shirley Stobart 33. Fannie Timmons 34. “Muscles” 35. Mrs. “Pizzle” 36. Barbara Roush 37. Teddy Bear 38. Norman Roush 39. Who’s there? 40. Men Only? 41. Don Hill 42. Marlene Shields 43. Jane Gilmore 44. Pat Oiler 45. Mr. Price 46. Teachers, Inc. 47. Betty Bryson 48. Alice Fisher 49. Loretta Davis and Donna Holter 50. Bob Beegle 51. “Jake” 52. Queens 53. Dickie Young 54. Lowell Salser and Bob Taylor 55. Dale Johnson? 56. Emma Brewer 57. Carole Johnson 58. Larry Badgley 59. School Days 60. Doreen Norris 61. At the ballgame 62. “Pals” 63. Marilyn and Barbara Roush 64. Shirley Powell 65. Shirley Powell and Shelva Arnott 66. “Pig” 67. Who took that? 68. Freshman Reception 69. Scared? 70. Carol Salser and Bob Beegle 71. Candy, anyone? 72. Dennie Hill 73. Janet Neville 74. Price, Mrs. or Mr.? 75. “Little Fooze” 76. Donna Holter 77. Bonnie Badgley 78. Miss American? 79. Marlene Clark 80. Loretta Davis 81. Earl Cleek 82. Lowell Salser 83. Don Wolfe 84. Shelva Arnott 85. Norman Roush 86. “Kiddies” 87. Jane Gilmore 88. Boys or Girls 89. Bill Hardin COOFER'S STORE AND SERVICE STAT 1 OR PORTLAND, OHIO PHONE 27 BATEY'S YELLOW JACKET SERVICE STATION ASHLAND GAS AND OIL MIDDLE PORT, OHIO COURTESY OF RACINE SERVICE STATION PALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ROY PROFFITT, PROPRIETOR M1 DDL E FOR T , OHIO RACINE, OHIO BAILEY'S DRIVE-IN EARL CUSTER'S BARBER SHOP BRADBURY, OHIO RACINE, OHIO THE SENIOR CLASS WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO MR. KINCAID FOR SHAIN AND PHILSON THE PICTURES HE TOOK FOR US. ANTIQUITY, OHIO WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK THE FERSONS WHO GAVE US ADVERTISING OR DONATIONS. WA1D GROSS SONS RACINE, OHIO RAVENSWOOD FERRY HOURS - 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. OWNER, FRANK SMEEKS TORNADO IN LUNCHES - SANDWICHES SOFT DR INKS RACINE, OHIO MARTIN'S SERVICE STATION RACINE, OHIO HILL AND THEISS IMPLEMENT CO. JOHN DEERE QUALITY SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 5202 WAGNER HARDWARE STORE PAINTS, ROOFING, ETC. RACINE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ALINE'S BEAUTY SHOP RACINE, OHIO LETART COMMUNITY STORE DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE LETART FALLS, OHIO SHULER'S ROADSIDE MARKET FR 1G1 DA 1 RE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SALES AND SERVICE THE YEAR AROUND J. 0. ROEDEL MA 1 N STREET POMEROY, OHIO LOWER POMEROY, OHIO VICTOR BROWN'S SERVICE STATION B. H. SANBORN QUALITY GROCERIES, MEATS JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST AND PRODUCE EVERYBODY APPRECIATES oEWELRy ASHLAND OIL PRODUCTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 81 3X MINERSVILLE, OHIO THE MARTIN RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF WHERE IT IS A TREAT TO EAT RACINE FOOD MARKET ON ROUTE 7 RACINE, OHIO IN THE HEART OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VAN DARBY, OWNER DOWN IE-GROSS, INC. THE GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE THE MEN'S STORE WATCHES - DIAMONDS 122 EAST MA1N STREET S 1 LVERWARE PHONE 185J COURT STREET POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO DANIELS' DRY CLEANING PHONE 206X 108 COURT STREET POMEROY, OHIO AT THE REAR OF KIDDIE KORNER TWIN ELM FARMS REGISTERED GUERNSEYS BELTED HAMPSHIRE HOGS CIDER - MOLASSES - EGGS CHARLES T. THEISS, PROPRIETOR C N STORE RACINE, OHIO TOILETRIES - BABY ARTICLES VETERINARY AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES L. AND A. RAVENSWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS POWELL'S SERVICE STATION DURST'S STORE LUBRICAT1 ON - TIRES DISTRIBUTORS FOR IMPERIAL DAIRY HIGH TEST SUNOCO GAS TRY OUR DELICIOUS COFFEE - AT REGULAR GAS PRICES PHONE 1|00-M FRESH FROM ROASTER—GROUND DAILY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 26l PORTLAND, OHIO H R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE BOB—CALL 227M—BUS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BUD'S STORE and SERVICE STATION PORTLAND, OHIO PHONE 1|-91 SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZERS FARM SUPPL I ES PHONE I O POMEROY, OHIO L Z SHOP LADIES -- WEARING APPAREL — Men's PHONE POMEROY, OHIO BAKER FURNITURE EDISON AND JOHN BAKER, PROPRIETORS PHONE 657 5 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PLEASANT VIEW FARM LLOYD AND WAYNE ROUSH, OWNERS REGISTERED GUERNSEYS ROUTE 1 - RACINE, OHIO T. B. AND BANGS ACCREDITED SUNNYSAGE FARMS REGISTERED GUERNSEYS REGISTERED HERE ORDS TURKEYS AND CHICKENS HAROLD CARNAHAN AND SON AND CHARLES ALKIRE MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. SECOND AT BUTTERNUT POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 914-1NTERNAT1ONAL—FARMALL MC CORM1CK — DEER 1NG WILLIAMSON OIL CO. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE FUEL OIL FUEL OIL TANKS PURE OIL JOBBERS COR. MAIN AND BUTTERNUT STREET POMEROY, OHIO PHONE RACINE PLANING MILL LUMBER, MILLWORK, BUILDER'S SUPPLIES HARDWARE AND PAINT GENERAL CONTRACTING cabinet work is our specialty 5652 RACINE, OHIO THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF aunt hatt ie's bread AND HOLSUM BAKERY PRODUCTS PHONE 60;O MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK1, CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DEPOSITS INSURED BY F. D. I. C. RIZER'S STATION FINE MEATS - QUALITY GROCERIES ICE CREAM - SOFT DRINKS SYRACUSE, OHIO MIDWAY MARKET BARN ITZ AND BARN I TZ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO R. V. EBERSBACH FORD DEALER THE ONE FINE CAR IN ITS FIELd TELEPHONE 2 7 2j6l SOUTH THIRD STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JACKSON COUNTY BANK RAVENSWOOD, W. VA. the old rel iable COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEIGS GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 6227 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLOVER FARM STORE JAKE GAUL, OWNER RACINE, OHIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION STARK'S WALGREEN AGENCY FOUNTAIN - DRUGS - SUNDRIES 206-208 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO THE FARMERS BANK SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WARNER-IHLE INSURANCE AGENCY 110 1 2 COURT STREET POMEROY, OHIO FARMERS' FEED SUPPLY PUR INA CHOWS SUPPL IES MI X ING PHONE 810-M MINERSVILLE, OHIO DAVIS ICE PRODUCE CO. COLD STORAGE STORAGE LOCKERS FRUITS VEGETABLES PHONE 6207 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY, OHIO CASTO LUMBER CO., INC. everything a BUILDER NEEDS LUMBER - PAINT - HARDWARE GLASS PHONE 6220 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FIRST NATIONAL BANK RACINE, OHIO RACINE APPLIANCE STORE PAUL BEEGLE, RAC I NE, PROPR IE TOR OH I 0 RHODES MARKET GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES beaver's CORNER RACINE, OHIO SWISHER LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION PHONE 9 POMEROY, OHIO THE EVANS GROCERY COMPANY PHONE 1055- - 5 GALL I POL IS, OHIO COLLINS JEWELERS PHONE 185-M 21 2 E . MAIN ST . POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 654 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PHONE THE ATHENS MESSENGER ATHENS, OHIO SAVING IS THE ONLY SURE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH TO BU I LD YOUR FINANCIAL SUCCESS THE RACINE HOME BANK RACINE, OHIO MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FROM A FR I END LOCUST GROVE FARMS EDSON E. ROUSH AND FAMILY REGISTERED GUERNSEY CATTLE lj.-H HE I FER CALVES BULLS FOR LEASE THOROUGHBRED BEAGLE DOGS HEWETT STUDIOS SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 7l|-8 WILLOUGHBY WAY, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA DEAL WITH DEAN BUY YOUR CAR FROM ROGER DEAN WHERE YOU MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED A GOOD PLACE TO DO BUSINESS 30-DAY OR 1000 MILE GUARANTEE OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. PHONE ATHENS, OHIO, 3 97 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HERFF-JONES COMPANY H. M. ALLEN SOHIO SERVICE STATION LETART FALLS, OHIO ALLEN APPLIANCES CROSLEY STOVES REFRIGERATORS TELEVISI ON T.V. SETS REPAIRED MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS SHUM IIAY FLOR I STS and GREENHOUSES SYRACUSE, OHIO t! SAY IT WITH FLOWERS THE CLUB DAIRY BAR RACINE, OHIO FROZEN CUSTARD THE YEAR AROUND ICE CREAM - MILK SHAKES - SUNDAES LUNCHES - G1FTS - SUNDR 1 ES TO SERVE YOU BETTER WE SERVE THE BEST FIRST IN T.V. 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