Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

The 1959 Senior Class of Racine High School Presents CONTENTS Administration Pages 1-5 Faculty Pages 5-11 Classes Pages 13-24 Activities Pages 25-37 Sports Pages 38-47 Printed by INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS, INC. 615 Wyandotte St., Kansas City. Missouri MR. C. O. PATTERSON has been our county superintendent for nine years. His office has recently been moved from the Court House in Pomeroy to the new County Infirmary building. Mr. Patterson’s personnel includes his secretary, MRS. WILMA SARGENT, who has served very efficiently in that office for twenty-six years. MR. ROBERT BOWEN is the County Elementary Education Supervisor. This position was created about three or four years ago. In this capacity he supervises fourteen elementary schools in Meigs County. MR. OTIS KNOPP is the County Attendance Officer. COUNTY OFFICE The Southern Local School Board is William Me Kelvey, President; Victor Brown, Vice-President; Paul Beegle, Clerk; Ralph Smith, Member; Mildred Chapman, Member. Their meeting night is the second Monday night of each month. During their present term a school levy was passed to provide for a new high school building. It will be a structure of modern facilities for all departments. Construction has not begun, since the site has not been chosen. 2 SCHOOL BOARD • DON EDWARD WOLFE (In Memoriam) DON EDWARD WOLFE was graduated from our high school in 1954. He was an honor student and an excellent athlete. He entered Ohio University the following year to major in Journalism. During his junior year at college he became ill of pneumonia and died within a week. It is with sincere respect and affection that we allot this space in his memory. 3 The Parent Teachers Associations of our district work toward the objectives of the school. They conduct money-raising projects which are used to elevate the standards of the school. This last year, the groups assisted in passing a levy for a new high school building to be built near Racine, the focal point. Portland Racine Letart Officers of the PTA groups are, RACINE: President, Pauline Johnson; Vice-President, Helen Arnott; Secretary, Kathleen Morris; Treasurer, Neva Bailey. PORTLAND GROUP: Louise Brewer, President; Jean Sayre, Vice-President; Letha Proffitt, Secretary; Maxine Durst, Treasurer. SYRACUSE GROUP: Irene Grueser, President; Doris Grueser, Vice-Chairman; Irene Parker, Secretary; Mary Lisle, Treasurer. LETART GROUP: Mary Roush, President; Ramona Yonkers, Vice-President; Jane Hill, Secretary; Esther Sylvester, Treasurer. Syracuse Bus drivers who deliver students directly to our high school take time out for us to get a picture. Throughout our district, there are bus drivers who do not deliver directly to our high school, but transport students to Letart, Portland and Syracuse schools, too. Jed Pickens, our custodian, is our right-hand man in our activities at school. He is always here to open the building or any other chore needed during our evening functions. Many students ride a bus to a certain location, then transfer to another bus. Approximately five hundred ninety miles are covered each day. 4 The school office is the room of administration. The forming of basic decisions develop here. Mr. Hayman, our executive head; Mr. Wolfe, our principal; and the office secretary, Wilma Henderson; can be found here to serve us. In Office Practice students are trained in the use of the. typewriter, business forms,mimeographing, mimeoscoping, duplicating, bookkeeping posting, banking posting, full-keyboard adding machine, 10 key adding machine, full keyboard calculator, dictaphone, tape recorder, wire recorder, punch and sales promotion machines. It represents the largest class in school history. In Geometry we seek to develop the students' power to reason by making practical applications of his prior training in mathematics. Clear, neat, and concise expression of thought is stressed at all times. MR. CHARLES HAYMAN teaches Geometry. He has an A. B. degree from Otterbein College and a Masters degree from Ohio State University. 5 4RS. HULHR teaches giving and accepting intto-iuctions in Speech class. This is one of its many mrposes. Mrs. Euler has a Bachelor of Science de-;ree from Ohio University and a Masters degree rom Ohio University. She teaches Latin I, II and English III. A scene from Macbeth is an interesting part of Mrs. Young’s Literature class. She teaches two classes each of English I, II, and IV. Her degrees are B. S. degree from Columbia and one additional year's college work. We read and dramatize scenes from MACBETH MR. HOWARD NOLAN teaches Agriculture I, II. He has a B.S. in Agriculture from Ohio State University, and a Masters degree from Chio State University. Here Freshmen are preparing to make budgets. The budget serves as a guide for the students to write their project agreements. Budgets are a part of their work. H 0 M E E C 0 N 7 Mrs. Hamm's Home Economics Class. The Freshmen girls are learning hand stitching and the use of the sewing machine by constructing an apron made from an ordinary bath towel. Mrs. Hamm demonstrates the stitching. Physics and Chemistry are fundamental sciences of the natural world. Most students who study these sciences use them in some related work. A background in mathematics is supremely important for undertaking physical science courses. MR. GAYLE PRICE has an A. B. from Marietta College and a Masters from Ohio State University. Here students have a chance to satisfy their curiosity about the natural world, become familiar with laboratory techniques, make reports and do projects. Mr. Price teaches Advanced Math, Physics, and three classes of Algebra I. MR. CARL WEESE has a B. S. in Education from Ohio University. Here he points to historical locations relative to the unit of study. He teaches two classes of U. S. History, two World History and two Government classes, also directs the Senior Class Play and one Study Hall. History gives an excellent opportunity to learn something of the culture of various groups of people. In this class Sophomore study the people of the Roman Empire and learn what these people contributed toward the development of today's civilization. 8 ceeat 5 x ece'- General Science teaches us to develop an understanding of the important principles of science so that the knowledge of these principles may function effectively in dally life. We hope to develop a scientific attitude and to be able to practice the use of these scientific facts and facilities for use in later life. MRS. VINAS LEE teaches stenography. She has a B. S. degree. Ohio University, Post Graduate work, Gregg College, Chicago. Schedule is two Typing Two, two Typing One, General Business, Study Hall and Racina. MR RICHARD CLARKE teaches two General Science classes, two Biology and later this year will sponsor die Track team. He has two Study Halls. Mr. Clarke has a Bachelor of Science in Education from Ohio University. Reading and writing Shorthand is how we learn. After the Shorthand letters are learned, we can spell any word in shorthand. Our ability to read and write at a good rate is very important. There are forty boys and girls in our class. . lbli 8 is one of a group of activities called gymnastics , , c 10 promote perfect physical development and fine body control. Badminton is one of the games used as a part of our Girls' Physical Education class. MRS. KERSHNER has a B.S. in Education, Ohio University. MR. MORRISON has a B.S. in Education, Ohio University. This type of exercise is a part of each class before going to other activities. They are done at the beginning to loosen the muscles and avoid muscle cramps later. Calisthenics develops muscle strength. Mus -cles grow in size and in power when taxed to their maximum. Muscles which are used frequently are always in a state of slight contraction. This state of contraction is known as muscular tonus, and enables the muscle to react more quickly than they would in a state of relaxation. Physical Education teachers, Mr. Morrison and Mrs. Kershner, map plans for better Physical Education. Mr. Morrison teaches Drivers' Training in addition to Boys' Physical Education. Mrs. Kershner has an English II class in addition to Girls' Physical Education. oe£' MRS. LEE LEE teaches Vocal Music throughout Sou them Rural District. She has a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from Wittenberg College. MR. BERNARD KRINKE teaches instrumental music throughout our district. He has a Bachelor of Science and a Masters degree from Ohio University. The Senior Class of Racine High School has three sets of twins this year. They are Arnold and Barbara Adams, Ronnie and Rosemary Salser, Barbara and Bonnie Rousey. In the foreground are Shirley McKel-vey and Donna Hilldore. Donna is the aunt of Shirley. ARNOLD ADAMS General Latin Club 1; Baseball 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. BARBARA ADAMS WHITLOCK Commercial Band 1; Business Education Club 4; Dramatics 3; Echo Staff 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES ADAMS College Prep Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Club Officer 3,4; Class Officer 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track Team 3. ARTHUR BEEGLE General Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2. SHARON BOSO Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 1, 3. MARION BOSTICK General F.F.A. 1,2,3. DOROTHY BUSH Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1. 2; Librarian 2. FRANKIE CHAPMAN Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3,4; Dramatics 3; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 2,4; Class Officer 3. 13 LINDA COZART Commercial Business Education Club 4; Dramatics 3; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2. MARY CUNDIFF General Band 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2. LINDA CIRCLE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club Club 1,2, 3,4; Echo Staff 4. MELVIN CIRCLE Vocational Club Officer 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1. 2, 3,4; Latin JACK CUMMINS General Glee Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Boys' State; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Movie Operator 3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball Manager 4. NORMAN DEEM General F.F.A. 1,2,3. LINDA DONAHUE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 2, 3. CAROL ESSINGTON College Prep Band Liberty 1,2, Racine 3,4; Glee Club Liberty 1, 2, Racine 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 3,4; Liberty 1, Racine 3,4; Class Officer 4; Librarian Liberty 1, Racine 4; Scholarship Team. 14 CHARLES GAUL Vocational Club Officer 3.4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3, 4; Baseball 1, 3,4. DONNA HILLDORE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3,4; Latin Club 2; Dramatics; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4. WANDA FABER Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club 1; Echo Staff 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4. JOY FOSTER Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2; Echo Staff 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Librarian 3. VIRGINIA JOHNSON College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 4; Class Officer 4; Librarian 2, 3,4. LOIS KNOPP Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Girls'State 3; F.H.A. 1,2.3,4; Librarian 3; Scholarship Team 1,2. JANE HARRIS Commercial Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H. A. 1.2,3, 4. CHARLES IHLE College Prep Band 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics; Club Officer 2, 4; F.F.A. 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2. 15 SHIRLEY M C KELVEY Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 4; Class Officer 2,4; Librarian 2; Scholarship Team 1; Majorette 3,4. MARY NEASE College Prep Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Dramatics; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 4; Librarian 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1.2.3, LINDA MICHAEL Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. PATTY MARTIN Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 2; Class Officer 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 1; Scholarship Team 2. DON M C DADE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Echo Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4. LENA NEVILLE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. ficew. CAROLYN NORRIS Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3. 4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 4; Club Officer 1,2; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Librarian 3; Majorette 3,4. HARRY OURS General Band 1,2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics; Echo Staff 3, 4; Club Officer 3; F. F. A. 1, 2,3. 16 LEOTA PARSONS Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Librarian 2. SALLY PEARSON Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Echo Staff 4; F. H. A. 1,2,4. JIM PRICE Vocational F.F. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Club Officer 3; Dramatics; Track Team 3. BONNIE JEAN ROUSEY Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club 4; Echo Staff 4; Pomeroy High School 1,2,3. RONNIE LEE SALSER General Band 1,2; Class Officer 2; F.F. A. 1; Track Team 3; Scholarship Team 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1.2, 3.4. ROSEMARY SALSER Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1.2, 3,4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Club Officer 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4. i Y BARBARA ROUSEY Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; Pomeroy High School 1, 2; 3. NADINE ROUSH Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Dramatics; Racina Staff 4; dub Officer 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4. 17 ANN SARGENT Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 4; Racina Staff 4; Librarian 3. JUDY SHIELDS Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1; Echo Staff 4; F. H. A. 1, 3, 4; Largo Senior High School 2. ALT IE STOVER Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 1, 2,4; Club Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; F. H.A. 1,2; Librarian 1, 2. ARLENE THEISS Commercial Business Education Club 4; Echo Staff 4; F.H. A. 1. 2,3.4. MARTHA TEAFORD Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Echo Staff 4; Dramatics; Club Officer 4; F.H. A. 1, 2; Librarian 2. ROY VAN METER Vocational Science Club 4; Dramatics; Echo Staff 3; Club Officer 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4. MARY WALTON Commercial Business Education Club 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Dramatics; F.H. A. 1, 2,3,4. JOANN WICK LINE Commercial Business Education Club 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff 4; Club Officer 3; F.H, A. 1, 2,3,4. 18 MARABELLE SHARPNACK General FJIA., 1,2; Librarian 2,3. Our school had three winners in the State Senior Scholarship Tests. They are Mary Alice Nease, Charles Ihle and Carol Essington. Carol placed in the top five per cent of the state. CLASS HISTORY In September 1955, seventy-four FRESHMEN entered Racine High SchooL According to custom, we were initiated by the sophomore class. From the first six-week honor roll, we elected the following officers: Jimmy Adams, President; Altie Stover, Vice-President; Rosemary Salser and Nadine Roush, Secretary-Treasurer; and Lois Knopp, Reporter. To meet the expenses of the freshmen initiation in 1956, we paid class dues. When we re-entered high school in 1956 as SOPHOMORES, our class had decreased to a total of sixty-six members. We elected Nadine Roush, President; Ronnie Salser, Vice-President; Shirley Mc-Kelvey, Secretary-Treasurer; and Lois Knopp, Reporter. That year we continued to pay class dues. In 1957, our JUNIOR CLASS organized with fifty-nine members. Our officers were: Rosemary Salser, President; Lois Knopp, Vice-President; Nadine Roush, Secretary-Treasurer; and FrankieChapman, Business Manager. Many projects werecarried out in order to help finance our senior trip. One of the highlights of that year was our play, “Hillbilly Weddin”. Now after a short summer’s vacation, our SENIOR year has arrived. With a class membership of forty-eight, we elected the following officers: Carol Essington, President; Nadine Roush, Vice-President; Patty Martin, Secretary; Rosemary Salser, Treasurer; Shirley McKelvey, Business Manager; and Virginia Johnson, Assistant Business Manager. To finance our trip to Washington and New York, we sold stationery, managed concessions at basketball games, and gave our play. Now, farewell to classmates and our Alma Mater. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1958-1959 President.......................Carol Essington Vice-President.......................Nadine Roush Secretary............................Patty Martin Treasurer.......................Rosemary Salser Businss Manager.................Shirley McKelvey Assistant Business Manager. . . . Virginia Johnson 19 Columbus, Ohio May 30, 1969 Dear Virginia, With spring again 1 hear so much about graduation time and it reminds me of our graduation from high school -- dear old Racine High! Recently I wrote to Sharon Boso, who is now Racine High Secretary, and asked about some of our classmates. Since you are so far away, teaching in the University of Georgia, I thought you might be interested in hearing what our friends are now doing. Sharon shares an apartment with Mary Alice Nease, who teaches Latin at Racine, and with Donna Hilldore, who has a beauty salon. I saw Lena Neville over on the Ohio State Campus the other day, and she told me she is studying to be a doctor. Mary Cundiff is also working at Ohio State. She is Assistant Dean of Women. Our class has its sportsmen too. Harry Ours manages the famous ‘‘Hotshots’’ basketball team here in Columbus. Among the players on the team are Ronnie Salser and Don McDade. Arnold Adams also has a career in sports. He is head coach at Glenford. Last week I attended the Racine High Band Concert and, among the people I saw, was the former Rose Mary Salser. She is married now and has three of the sweetest children. Among the other “family people’’ from our class are Jim Price and the former Joann Wickline, Patty Martin Beegle, and of course Ann Sargent Rees and Barbara Adams Whitlock. You have no doubt seenJackCummins’s latest movie “Heartbreak.” Charles Gaul is his new manager. Arthur Beegle also is in Hollywood. He has his private rock-and-roll recording studio. Among other notables from our class are Charles Ihle and Jim Adams, who are now touring in Italy, dancing with the Swan Lake Theater group. Carolyn Norris, Joy Foster, Judy Shields, Linda Circle, and Sally Pearson are members of the “Rockettes.” Also in New York are Lois Knopp and Frankie Chapman, who are fashion designers for “Orhbacks. Several of our former classmates have remained in Meigs County. Among these are Martha Teaford and Aide Stover, who have a fashion center in Letart and Norman Deem and Marion Bostick, who are co-managers of the new aluminum plant there. Also, Linda Cozart and Dorothy Bush, who work in Portland for the Meigs Publishing Company. Carol Essington has made quite a name for herself. Her recent discovery of a new element has won her much praise all over the world. Wanda Faber is her business manager and Linda Michael and Leota Parsons are her laboratory technicians. While in Racine last week, I ate dinner in the Theiss Restaurant, owned by Arlene Theiss. The Rousey twins, Barbara and Bonnie, are waitresses there. Dinner music was provided by Mary Walton on the organ. While there, I bought a copy of the Racine Tribune.” In the Society Column, written by Linda Donahue, society editor, I learned that Nadine Roush and Jane Harris were home recently from their teaching positions at Vassar School for Girls. Nadine is head mistress and Jane teaches public speaking. I also learned from die paper that Roy Van Meter and Melvin Circle own and operate the Happy Go Lucky Casino in Las Vegas. As for myself, I am still working as private secretary to the Governor of Ohio. Well, Jinny, when I started I meant this to be a friendly letter; but as I finish I find it to be more of a class history of the last ten years. Sincerely Shirley McKelvey Johnson 20 Sales Manager, Shirley McKelvey, distributes stationery to Nadine Rouse, Rosemary Salser, and Carolyn Norris. Rosemary receives money from the students for individual packages of pictures. Assistant Sales Manager, Virginia Johnson, helps in the distribution to Lena Neville. Anyone want to buy some stationery. Mr. Kincaid who took our group pictures remained ever kind and patient. Ann Sargent and Mary Cundiff take their turn at selling concessions at the basketball game. Lois Ann Knopp and Marion Bostick have fun at taking their turn selling concessions. Our class sponsored a Women's Basketball game to earn money for our Senior trip. President......................................Sheila Young Vice-President.................................Robert Smith Secretary-Treasurer ...................Saradelle Rees Business Manager........................Carol Bachtel Carole Bachtel Kathryn Bailes Don Beegle George Beegle Sue Buck Joyce Carson Thomas Chapman Dorothy Circle John Cleland George Connolly Wanda Cornell Paul Cozart Carolyn Curry Jerry Dailey Lona Dailey Carol Deem Mary Euler Mary Findley Louise Fisher Delores Glenn Mary Harris Paula Hart Edward Hayman Shirley Hill Karon Holter Phyllis Kiser Jerry Lee Robert Lewis Ada McClaskey Harold McClaskey Kay McClintock Allen Middleswart John Motley Donna Neville Katherine Pierce Jack Proffitt Willadene Randolph Saradelle Rees Marilyn Rice Karon Roush Melvin Roush Patty Roush Raymond Rowe Charles Shain Robert Smith Margie Stobart MaryG. Stobart Robert Theiss Alfred Toney Rebecca Ward Robert Weddle Don Weese Jackie Wigal Bob Wingett Leroy Wolfe Sheila Young 22 Lois Arnott William Arnott Ronnie Beetle Samuel Bennett Thorlief Bentz Roger Birch Sandra Bowers Donna Brewer Joe Brinker Floyd Chapman Joyce Circle Dale Cole Janet Cooper Elmer Cozart Ferrell Cozart Marlyn Donahue Christine Faber Miriam Foster Edward Friend Joyce Gloeckner Bobby Graham Johnny Grueser Robert A. Harden Gerald Hart Linda Hayman Melvin Howard Roger Hubbard Mary Johnson Nancy Johnson William Lake William McKelvey Danny Michael Reta Miller Shirley Miller Lewis Mills Lucille Norris Randy Norris Elizabeth Ours James Pape Joyce Parsons Ruth Ann Petrel Kathryn Powell Patsy Price Samuel Price Linda Roush Kenda Russell Chester Rose Carmen Salser Charles Salser Lynn Shuler Richard Shuler Barbara Smith Marilyn Stobart Brad Teaford Karen Theiss Steve Theiss Ruth Triplett Joann VanMeter Mac VanMeter Shirley VanMeter Carl Walton Paul Walton Sally Ward Christine Watson James Wickline Linda Wilt Eugene Wolfe President......... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer mmm . . . Reta Miller . . . Patsy Price . Carmen Salser 23 Denzil Boggess Kathryn Brace Elizabeth Braden William Carleton Sue Circle Barbara Cleland Mary Cleland Richard Cline Danny Cole Billie Cundiff Sandra Donahue John Donohew Bill Elwood Janet Evans Allen Graham Larry Grimm Roy Hendricks Virgil Hill Tommy Hill Danny Howard Dorothy Hudnell James Hupp Roland Imboden Charles Lawrence Lawrence Lisle Louise Lusher William Levacy Marilyn Lyons Bruce McKelvey Shirley Norris Karen Ours Carl Parsons George Parsons Lena Parsons Rodger Parsons James Quillen Winn Rees Dorothy Riffle Joseph Riffle Philip Roberts Ralph Rose Rickey Sargent Roland Sayre Etta Mae Scarberry James Sellers Mabel Sellers Paul Sellers Danny Shain David Shain Charles Smith Donald Smith Miriam Smith Belva Stover Nadine Taylor Delbert Tea ford Linda Theiss Rebecca Toney Sharlee Van Meter Clarence Weddle Linda Weddle Marion Wells Ruth Wingett Austin Wolfe Cecil Wolfe Duane Wolfe Philip Wolfe 24 President . . . Vice-President Ruth Wingett Miriam Smith FIRST ROW: Karen Holter. Mary Cundiff, Carolyn Norris, Joyce Circle, Linda Roush, Joyce Gleockner, Kathryn Powell, Delores Glenn. SECOND ROW: Roland Sayre, Karen Ours, Janet Cooper, Miriam Smith, Saradelle Rees, Lois Arnott, Mary Harris, Sue Circle, Johnny Grueser. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lee Lee, Lena Neville, Carol Essington, Marilyn Donahue, Ruth Ann Petrel, Barbara Rousey, Bonnie Rousey, Virginia Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Lee, Jack Cummins, Arthur Beegle, Charles Ihle, Bill Lake. Vocal music is started in the first grade and continued throughout the elementary grades. The musical experience in each grade includes listening, performance (class and public), creating and learning and die relation of these activities should lead to a satisfactory musical understanding and enjoyment if the student will take advantage of the opportunity provided. Part-singing is introduced so that a student may learn to read music and then the qualified ones can participate in Glee Club upon entering high school. Students elected to sing in the Glee Club and various vocal groups have the opportunity to sing semi-classical and classical music and to appear in concert performance before the public. Our Glee Club concert for Christmas was given December 18, 1958. It was a mixed concert with the band participating in half the performance . The Glee Club also has a spring concert held at Easter Time. At left the Glee Club is shown at practice for their Christmas Concert. wm+mr FIRST ROW: Patsy Price, Carmen Salser, Ann Sargent, Rosemary Salser, Dorothy Circle, Sue Buck, Mary Walton, Donna Hilldore. SECOND ROW: Linda Hayman, Mary Alice Nease, Mary Euler, Frankie Chapman, Barbara Cleland, Kenda Russell, Joann Wickline. THIRD ROW: Joyce Parsons, Reta Jo Miller, Mary Johnson, Connie Laughlin, Ruth Wingett, Mrs. Lee Lee. FOURTH ROW: Martha Teaford, Nadine Roush, Linda Donahue, Linda Circle, Altie Stover, Billie Cundiff, Shirley Norris, Rebecca Toney. The complete Glee Club meets twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday fifth periods. On Thursdays there is sectional practice for Glee Club groups. Money-making projects for this organization have been the sale of fruit cakes, jitney suppers. The ensemble (lower right picture) has made several appearances. One appearance was at the Racine Chapter of the Eastern Star. Officers of the Glee Club are President, Charles Ihle; Vice-President, Saradelle Rees; Secretary, Mary Euler; Treasurer, Nadine Roush; Librarians, Ruth Wingett, Karen Ours; Reporter, Patsy Price; Adviser, Mrs. Lee Lee. At the right is our Glee Club Ensemble. 27 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Norris, Sheila Young, Margie Stobart, Sue Buck, Patty Roush, Kathryn Powell, Ruth Wingett, Katherine Brace, Paula Hart. SECOND ROW: Nadine Roush, Linda Hayman, Roland Sayre, Joann Wickline, Linda Wilt, Joyce Carson, Joe Brinker, Mary Euler, Bill McKelvey, Robert Smith, Ann Proctor, Mary Alice Nease. THIRD ROW: Carol Essington, Bruce McKelvey, Alfred Toney, Joyce Circle, Bill Lake. The instrumental music program actually begins in grade five. Class lessons on any band instrument are available to all students in the school district. After several years of study and practice, students are prepared to enter the band in high school. The primary objective of the band is to learn to enjoy and play fine music and to perform in public at various school and community activities. The band appears Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Fall Festivals, American Legion and any other occasion, when requested. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Shirley McKelvey. Frankie Chapman, Joy Foster, Martha Teaford, Virginia Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krinke, Mary Alice Nease, Carolyn Norris, Sharon Boso, Lois Knopp, Linda Donahue. THIRD ROW: Nadine Roush, Carol Essington, Altie Stover, Rosemary Sal-ser, Joann Wickline, Donna Hilldore. FIRST ROW: Shirley McKelvey, Frankie Chapman, Nancy Johnson, Ruth Ann Petrel, Joy Foster, Martha Teaford, Virginia Johnson, Mary Grace Stobart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krinke, Kenda Russell, Miriam Smith, Joyce Circle, Joann Van Meter, Lois Knopp, Sharon Boso, Dorothy Circle, Louise Fisher. THIRD ROW: Linda Roush, Patsy Price, Rosemary Salser, Altie Stover, Linda Donahue, Donna Hilldore. BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. Bernard Krinke BAND OFFICERS: President, Frankie Chapman; Vice-President, Martha Teaford; Secretary-Treasurer, Altie Stover; Reporter, Shirley McKelvey; Uniforms, Patty Roush, Kathryn Powell; Librarians, Ruth Ann Petrel, Mary Grace Stobart; Room Attendants, Nancy Johnson, Jo Ann Van Meter. Marching Band, Fourth of July. MAJORETTES: Carolyn Norris Rosemary Salser Shirley McKelvey Louise Fisher Purposes ofF.H.A. are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage Democracy in the home and community. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. FIRST ROW: J. Carson, L. Fisher, N. Johnson, K. Theiss, J. Van Meter, M. Harris, D. Riffle, J. Parsons. SECOND: L. Neville, L. Lusher, M. Scarberry, W. Randolph, D. Hudnell, L. Higginbotham, M. Johnson, S. Hill. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hamm, A. MoClaskey, K. Pierce, L. Hayman, S. Stobart, S. Circle, L. Wilt. FOURTH: K. Holter, K. Brace, S. Ward, L. Graham, D. Neville, J. Harris, M. Cleland, S. Van Meter. To continue the purposes of F.H.A, To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interests in home economics. Officers of Future Homemakers are President, Louise Fisher; Vice-President, Mary Grace Stobart; Secretary, Joyce Carson; Treasurer, Donna Neville; Parliamentarian, Willadene Randolph; Historian, Karon Roush; Reporter, Nancy Johnson; Song Leader, Nadine Roush; Adviser, Mrs. Hamm. (BELOW) FIRST ROW: M. Stobart, L. Parsons,J. Wickline, J. Foster, C. Norris, D. Hilldore, S. Rees, M. Foster. SECOND: E, Braden, N. Taylor, B. Stover, L. Norris, W, Faber, L. Weddle, K. Ours, P. Kiser. THIRD: Mrs. Hamm, E. Ours, K. Bailes, M. Lyons, S. Donahue, S. Norris, M. Walton, L. Knopp. FOURTH: N. Roush, S. Bowers, M. Donahue, S. Pearson, J. Shields, R. Triplett, L. Parsons, C. Watson, A. Theiss. If 1} if ii j 1 1 f KAREN HOLTER The F.H.A. had a candle-light ing service for its initiation of new members. F.H.A. works in co-operation wit theFJF.A. Many activities for these groups are included in their program. ABOVE: Karen Holter is shown in the District Cherry PieCon-test. a 1958-59 activities were exhibiting crop, livestock and shop project at Meigs County Junior Fair and Ohio State Junior Fair; participation in District F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure, annual Safe Corn Picker Campaign; State F.F.A. Judging and State Convention Activities. Several members attended F.F.A. Leadership Training at Camp Muskingum . FIRST ROW: Ralph Rose, Lawrence Lisle, Tommy Hill, Bruce McKelvey, Roland Sayre, Danny Michael, Chester Rose. SECOND ROW: Paul Sellers, Carl Parsons, Delbert Teaford, William Carleton, Charles Lawrence, James Hupp, Richard Cline. THIRD ROW: Cecil Wolfe, George Parsons, Austin Wolfe, Eugene Wolfe, Paul Walton, Danny Shain, Bill Levacy, Melvin Howard, Mr.Nolan. (Activities Continued) supervised practice activities. Each student will be working more than 340 hours on their 1958-59 projects. Four members serve on Meigs County Junior Fair Board. Racine F.F.A. has furnished presidents for seven of the ten years the Meigs County Fair Board has been operating. FIRST ROW: Samuel Bennett, Robert Graham, Floyd Chapman, Steve Theiss, Paul Miller, Johnny Grueser, Robert Weddle. SECOND ROW: Jack Proffitt, Carl Walton, Mac Van Meter, Gerald Hart, Charles Shain, Ferrell Cozart, Ronnie Beegle, Mr. Nolan. THIRD ROW: Jim Price, Raymond Rowe, Jack Wigal, Richard Shuler, Roy Van Meter, Charles Gaul, Melvin Circle. Officers of Future Farmers are President, Roy Van Meter; Vice-President, Melvin Circle; Secretary, Jack Proffitt; Treasurer, Jack Wigal; Reporter, Charles Gaul; Sentinel, Raymond Rowe. At the right Melvin Circle is shown receiving one of the highest awards in F.F.A. in the state of Ohio. It was presented to him at the Meigs County Fair by Representative Meinhart of Ohio. 31 FIRST ROW: Carrol Essingon, Shirley Miller, Mary Alice Nease, Rosemary Salser, Virginia Johnson, Ruth Ann Petrel. SECOND ROW: Jackie Wigal, Roy Van Meter, Charles Bile, Mr. Price, Bill Amott. The Science Club aims to arouse and develop interests in science and mathematics. Projects may be undertaken and developed. Occasional field trips are made. Qirrent literature and reference books are available, as well as limited financial help, SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: President, Roy Van Meter; Vice-President, Carol Essington; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Alice Nease; Reporter, Virginia Johnson; Adviser, Mr. Price. The Latin Club supplements the work of the Latin classes in its programs of mythology, Roman life, and uses of Latin in church music and vocabulary. Games, dancing and refreshments add to the fun of the evening meetings. FIRST ROW: D. Cole, R. Toney, J. Circle, J. Donohew, A. Middleswart, P. Cozart, J. Pape, R. Norris. R. Sargent, L. Arnott, R. Miller, J. Brinker, W. Rees. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Euler, D. Brewer, R. Petrel, C. Deem, A. Sargent, V. Johnson, R. Salser, K. Russell, F. Chapman, M. Nease, D. Circle, J. Cooper, B. Whitlock, M. Smith, D. Cole, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Van Meter, R. Ward, R. Wingett, S. Buck, B. Qindlff, D. Wolfe, A. Toney, C. Cozart, L. Roush, J. Gloeckner. FOURTH ROW: M. Findley, M. Euler. C. Salser, P. Price, S. Miller, K. Powell, S. McKelvey, C. Bachtel, S. Young, C. Bsington, R. Smith, FIFTH ROW: S. Price, P. Roberts, C. Ihle, J. Adams, D. McDade, B. Lake. 32 OFFICERS: President, Jimmy Adams; Vice-President, Mary Biler; Secretary, Alfred Toney; Treasurer, Kathryn Powell; Reporter, Ken da Russell; Adviser, Mrs. Biler. 7 k Six Tfreejfa. FIRST ROW: L. Donahue, L. Neville, D. Hilldore, J. Wickline, M. Walton, J. Foster, C. Norris, M. Euler, N. Johnson. SECOND ROW: R. Petrel, S. McKelvey, S. Boso, P. Martin, J. Harris, W. Faber, B. Whitlock, M. Cundlff, F. Chapman. THIRD ROW: A. Stover, M. Stobart, J. Shields, M. Teaford, A. Theiss, B. Rousey, B. Rousey, P. Price, V. Johnson, C. Gaul, H. Ours. FOURTH ROW: D. Bush, L. Cozart, N. Roush, L. Parsons, L. Michael, S. Pearson, M. Sharpnack, L. Knopp, A. Sargent, R. Salser, D. McDade, Mr. Wolfe. The Business Education Club is sponsor of outside activities such as class trips to local businesses, publication of The Echo, and sales of supplies and pencils for the benefit of the Business Education Department. FIRST ROW: L. Donahue, M. Teaford, L. Neville, D. Hilldore, J. Wickline, M. Walton, J. Foster, C. Norris, B. Rousey, B. Rousey. SECOND ROW: S. McKelvey, J. Shields, S. Boso, L. Parsons, P. Martin, S. Pearson, J. Harris, A. Theiss, W. Faber, B. Whitlock, F. Chapman, R. Salser. THIRD ROW: A. Stover, D. Bush, L. Cozart, N. Roush, L. Michael, L. Knopp, A. Sargent, D. McDade, Mr. Wolfe. OFFICERS OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Rosemary Salser Donna Hilldore Lois Ann Knopp . . Altie Stover 33 EDITORS Rosemary Salser - Lois Knopp COPY EDITORS Virginia Johnson - Shirley McKelvey LAYOUT EDITORS Frankie Chapman - Mary Nease PHOTOGRAPHERS Ann Sargent - Nadine Roush SALES MANAGER BOOKKEEPER Carol Essington Sharon Boso TYPISTS Donna Hilldore - Patty Martin The 1958-59 Racina Staff, with the help of the rest of the senior class, collected six hundred and thirty dollars from advertisers and contributors. We wish to express our appreciation for the work Wilma Henderson did in keeping our picture records. Thanks also go to Harry Ours, a senior, who did much of our art work. By working after school and in the evenings we managed to meet our deadline without more than the expected number of headaches and delays. Special thanks go to Mr. Vinas Lee, our adviser, without whose assistance this publication would not have been possible. If we learned nothing else in producing the material for this yearbook, we all learned that it takes a lot of time, effort, and PATIENCE. We sold two hundred and six annuals at two dollars each or five hundred and twelve dollars. The annual staff netted a discount of one hundred eight dollars and twenty-six cents on the sale of school pictures. The total amount is twelve hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-six cents. iS'tatiax The librarians try to keep our two thousand five hundred books properly classified, accessioned, loaned, and mended, thus serving about two hundred-fifty borrowers --a full-time task for eighteen girls. 34 OUR DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT SPONSORS THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS FIRST ROW: Jerry Lee, Bob Wingett, Don Weese, Patty Roush, Paula Hart, Joyce Carson, Mary Euler. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Young, Edward Dayman, Alfred Toney, George Beegle, Mary G. Stobart, Carol Bachtel, Margie Stobart, Saradelle Rees. THIRD ROW: Jack Wigal, John Motley, Don Beegle, Mary Harris, Sheila Young, Sue Buck, Karen Holter, Dorothy Circle. Junior Play Scene Junior Play Scene FIRST ROW: Dena Neville, Carol Essington, Arthur Beegle, Mary A. Nease, Nadine Rouse, Virginia Johnson. SECOND ROW: Frankie Chapman, Harry Ours, Jim Price, Jack Cummins, Charles Gaul, Mr. Weese, Donna Hilldore. Small picture above shows Mrs. Young (foreground), director of the Junior Play and Mr. Weese, (back), Senior Play director, at the noon hour enjoying a bit of conversation with Mrs. Euler and Mr. Price. 35 Above and at left is the retiring queen, Nadine Roush, and the elected queen, Virginia Johnson, with their attendants. Crown bearers are Ray Frank, Micky Wolfe. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE RECEPTION Queen's attendants are Joyce Gloeckner, Patsy Price, Mary Stobart, Paula Hart, Ann Sargent. Hallowe’en Hop Hallowe’en Hop The Hallowe'en Hop was sponsored by the Junior Class. The event was managed by Charlie McCormick. The auditorium was decorated with suitable colors and goblins. James Hupp in attire Drivers's Training class returns from their drive. The Junior Class sponsored a Cupid's Caper Valentine Dance. Candidates for queen were selected from each class. They were voted on by a penny a vote. Reta Miller was crowned CXieen and was escorted by Sam Price. 36 CONTRIBUTORS Dr. Brown Dr. J J. Davis Deem's Restaurant A F riend Dr. Clyde J. Ingels Jennie's Furniture Store Smith's Clothing Store Rev. McCawley £erks Dairy Bar First Five receive the County Tournament trophies. Reserve captains receive County Tournament trophies. Two Racine Cheerleaders and a Rutland Lois Grahm serving during a Deck Cheerleader. Ring Final. UPPER LEFT: Another Deck Ring Tournament, other two pictures are action shots during the Meigs County Tournament. LIBRARY ACCESSIONED AT LAST Much appreciation is due Carol Essing-ton, Virginia Johnson, Shirley Miller, Joyce Gloeckner, and Carmen Salser for accessioning the library. Carol and Ginny devoted many hot August days and several long September evenings. Shirley, Joyce, and Carmen worked the first period of each school day during the whole first semester. Besides these regular librarians, Donna Hilldore and Mary Harris helped several evenings. After the accessioning was all done, Wilma Henderson, Mr. Hay-men's secretary, typed the whole accessing record. Mrs. Euler is very grateful to these hard-working girls for a tedious, dirty task, well done. NEW AUDITORIUM CURTAINS add to the brightness of our auditorium. We are so grateful to the P.T.A. for this addition. RACINE HIGH SCHOOL was host to the annual High School Teachers Workshop, F ebruary 20, 1959. '%ee The Reserve teams of the past years have maintained a considerable number of wins. Many are the hours that the boys spend in practicing, but die hard practice does pay off. All of the boys strive very hard to make themselves better players as they move up to the varsity squad. Roger Birch, Danny Cole, Don Weese, Gerald Hart, Rodger Parsons, IXiane Wolfe, Allen Graham, Jim Wickline, Dale Cole, Winn Rees. We are proud to have six seniors on our team this year. They are Arnold Adams, Jim Adams, Arthur Beegle, Charles Gaul, Don McDade, and Ronnie Salser. These boys have maintained good basketball skill in their experiences playing ball. During their years at Racine High School, they have enjoyed playing basketball very much and they think it is a great sport. Arnold Adams, Don McDade, Ronnie Salser, Jim Adams, Arthur Beegle, Charles Gaul. Our coach, Larry Morrison, works very hard to get the boys in good shape for the games. Everyone thinks that he is a great coach and has achieved much success in his career at Racine. The managers of the team are Ronnie Beegle, Alfred Toney, and Jack Cummins. They are always busy keeping records and getting the equipment ready for the night games. Managers 39 Coach A series of home games are tentatively planned with Pomeroy, Middleport, Wahama, Rutland and Chauncey. We shall compete with Rutland in the Meigs County Tournament to determine who will represent Meigs County in the Sectional Tournament. NAMES Robert Harden Don Me Dade Charles Gaul Duane Wolfe Jack Cummins Edward Hayman Philip Wolfe Jim Wickline Dale Cole Danny Cole Larry Grimm Bill Arnott Roger Birch John Cleland Mr. Morrison Robert Harden, Don McDade, diaries Gaul, Duane Wolfe, line, Dale Cole, Danny Cole, Larry Grimm, Bill Arnott, POSITION Right Fielder Short Stop Short Stop Pitcher Left Fielder Right Fielder Center Fielder Catcher, Right Fielder First Base Left Fielder Pitcher, Third Base Right Fielder Second Base Third Base 40 •ft ' Jack Proffitt Jack Cummins, Edward Hayman, Philip Wolfe, Jim wick-Roger Birch. Our baseball season begins in the latter part of our school year. It is then that basketball games are over and usually track manipulations are finished. Throughout the summer Little League Baseball is a very popular sport. RANK HEIGHT WEIGHT Sophomore Senior Senior Freshman Senior Junior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Junior 6 1 5’ 11 5' 9 5’ 6 5’ 8 5' IQ- 5’ S'' 5’ 6 5' 6 5' 6 5’ 8 5' 0 5' 0 5' 8 180 150 160 116 145 170 135 155 132 116 125 90 90 109 FIRST ROW: Allen Graham, Gerald Hart, Duane Wolfe, Dale Cole, Rodger Parsons, Don Weese, Jim Wickline, Winn Rees, Danny Cole, Roger Birch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morrison, Arnold Adams, Sam Price, Ronnie Salser, Jim Adams, Arthur Beegle, Don McDade, Charles Gaul, Bill McKelvey. The spectators watch the Racine High School Basketball Team with amazement and respect. The ball is sent through a hoop eighteen inches in diameter. This sport requires athletes with precise judgement and quick reflexes. The players must maintain extreme stamina because it is a very fast moving game. In the past years Racine High School has produced some outstanding teams and many hope that it will continue in the years to come. On our team this year we are fortunate to have a fine group of seniors who have played ball for a number of years. Some were fortunate to play varsity ball their first year in high school. Everyone is proud of the team and also of the championship records in the Tornado history they have left the school. In the year 1957 Racine won twenty-three games and lost two. One was with Wahama in their new auditorium and the other withNelsonvilleattheend of the season. Racine won the Meigs County Tournament by defeating Eastern, Rutland, and Middleport. This entitled the team to proceed to the District Tournament at Athens. There they played two games. In the first game they defeated McArthur, but were eliminated by Nelsonville in a close and very exciting contest. In the year 1958 Racine won twenty-one games and lost three. The games they lost were Belpre, Pomeroy, and Glenford in the Sectional Tournament at Athens. Racine won the Meigs County Tournament by outs coring Eastern and Harrisonville. We hope that the teams in the years to come will be as good, if not better, than the ones that Racine has had in the past. We all wish the best of luck for the future teams at Racine. 42 Secdfo e 0, ARNOLD ADAMS 4 years Guard or Forward CHARLES GAUL 3 years Guard JIM ADAMS 4 years Center DON M C DADE 4 years Guard SAM PRICE 2 years Center BILL MCKELVEY 2 years Guard 43 ARTHUR BEEGLE 4 years Forward RONNIE SALSER 4 years Forward The cheerleaders are chosen every year by the student body. They choose four of their choice from ten or fifteen who are candidates. The cheerleaders are sponsored by Mrs. Doris Kershner. They attend every game and cheer the team to victory. TORN A Hanlsonville at Racine Ames -Bern at Racine Racine at Harrisonvitle Rutland at Racine Racine atEastern Nelaonville at Racine Racine at Gloustcr Wahama at Racine Rome at Racine Racine at Mlddleport Belpre at Radne Racine at Rutland Rio Grande at Racine Racine at Wahama Eastern at Radne Racine at McArthur Racine at Ames-Bern Chauncey at Racine Racine at Rome •z-:; GAMES .' % ' � a ”, • w Tuesday • ' ■� % December 2 , Saturday December 6 Tuesday . December 9 Friday l C l i v Tuesday December 16 Friday December 19 Friday January 2 Saturday January 3 Tuesday January 6 Saturday January 10 Tuesday January 13 Friday January 16 Tuesday January 20 Saturday January 31 T sday January 27 FridlV January 30 Tuesday February 3 Friday Nqbruary 6 Tuesday FebnN|tf 10 Friday Februar MEIGS COUNTY TOURNAMENT Tuesday February 17 Thursday February 19 Saturday February 21 - VARSHY OPPONENTS r RESERVES w s 4 1 0 OPPONENTS 90 48 8B 47 49 44 i 15 16 96 38 51 1$ 72 ', - 47 'A‘z- 82 42 38 34 42 ' 29 61 43 ™ A 73 45 46 29 S3 43 48 44 62 36 51 29 82 47 44 31 66 48 51 32 77 34 42 32 70 34 38 34 60 41 40 28 65 47 47 Jr 33 19 39 77 48 60 V r 15 76 38 19 Harrisonvllle HarrisonviUe _______ __ Rutland Our Vanity is In the Sectional Tournament Friday. February 27 at Athens. 87 38 44 30 66 38 58 30 REGIONAL RUNNER-UP SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Racine 51 Corning 50 Racine 70 Crooksville 39 Racine 67 Southwestern 59 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Racine 46 Maysvllle 4S Racine 49 Jacksontown 69 Other pictures on the page shows pictures of the Freshmen, Sophomore Reception, the Skating Rink, and Carol Bach tel and Sheila Young do a bit of clowning. Cheering Section FIRST ROW: Robert Graham, Roger Hubbard, Jim Pape, Alfred Toney, Melvin Roush, Paul Cozart, Tommy Hill, Danny Howard, Carl Walton. SECOND ROW: Phillip Roberts, Allen Graham, Steve Theiss, Winn Rees, Charles Salser, Mr. Clark, Bill Lake, George Connolly, George Parsons, Richard Cline, Charles Smith. At the left is Mr. Clark, coach of the track team, and the two managers, Phillip Roberts and Charles Smith. After a regular practice season, we hope to feature competition in Track events in the spring. 47 ' re o COLLIN’S JEWELRY Where Your Confidence Is Justified Pomeroy Ohio RIZER Compliments of OIL COMPANY, INC. CIRCLE’S CAFETERIA AND 700 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio RESTAURANT Phone 64 White Rose Gasoline Downtown Gallipolis EN-AR-CO Lubricants Goodyear Tires Home of Char-Grilled Steaks, You'll Like Our Service Chops and Seafood 48 — WILLIS ANTHONY Plumbing and Heating Middleport, Ohio We Aim to Please RACINE AMERICAN LEGION Phone 6071-J Post No. 602 THE xTthT QUALITY 1 PRINTING 1 PRINT SHOP Phone 6041-J Middleport, Ohio V. Weber, Manager SHAIN AND PHILSON GENERAL STORE We try to render Courtesy, Satisfaction and Economy Antiquity, Ohio Phone 3226 MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY Compliments of John Deere Sales and Service VILLAGE CUT RATE Phone 3202 Racine Ohio Racine Ohio 49 STARK’S DRUGS Pomeroy Ohio We Fill and Deliver Prescriptions Visit Our Fountain WALGREEN AGENCY SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL Feeds Seeds Fertilizer Phone 150 Pomeroy, Ohio Compliments of WARD'S SUPERMARKETS Ravenswood West Virginia Compliments of RAVENSWOOD FERRY Ravenswood West Virginia FOREMAN AND ABBOTT Philco Appliances Sales and Service Custom-Built Kitchens Middleport Ohio Compliments of HASKINS ------- TANNER Outfitters of Men's and Boys' Clothing for over 90 Years 332 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 50 A GOOD TIME TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS AND APPRECIATION Whether you are a customer of many years, or a newer customer, we thank you most sincerely for your patronage. Our most valued asset is the confidence and good will of our depositors. In the future, as in the years past, we will seek, through sound policies and interested service, to continue to merit your business. THE RACINE HOME BANK Racine, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CAPABLE, QUALIFIED AND DEPENDABLE The Success of your sale depends greatly on your auctioneer. No sale too large or too small. Sell anything any time. Satisfaction guaranteed. BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY See A. C. BRADFORD, Sales Manager or C. C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Phone 3821 Racine, Ohio 51 OHIO VALLEY FEED COMPANY Phone 3751 Racine Ohio DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. CITIZENS NATIONAL The Men's Store BANK The Friendly Bank 122 East Main St. Phone 185-J We Invite You To Make Our Bank Your Bank Pomeroy, Ohio n b • FEDERAL RESERVE The Home Of Arrow Shirts Middleport Ohio 52 RCAVlCTOR The LOOK you like The PERFORMANCE you want The VALUE you expect Enjoy a Sharper, Brighter Picture than ever before ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY H AND R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Phone: 6135-M 202 North Second Street Middleport, Ohio Firestone Tires and Tubes Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Dutch Boy Paints and Varnishes Tappan Gas Ranges Passenger-Truck and Tractor G. E. Refrigerators and Appliances Wilson Sporting Goods Hunting and Fishing Supplies Ask Us For It, If We Don't Have It--We'11 Do Our Best To Get It. 53 Compliments of GLAMOR BEAUTY SALON Kathryn Jordan Beautician L AND Z SHOPS Ladies-Men Wearing Apparel 120 East Main Street Phone 35-Y 127 Mulberry Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 293-M THE DAVIS ICE AND PRODUCE COMPANY Meats Storage Fruits and Vegetables Lockers Phone 6207 Pomeroy Ohio Lmza -mio K nAWUALS VALLEY LUMBER SUPPLY CD. PHONE 6220 923 SOUTH THIRD ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RHODES' MARKET Fancy Staple Groceries Meats-Fruits-Vegetables General Merchandise Beavers' Corner Racine, Ohio 54 CLICK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ravenswood, West Virginia Phone BR 3 4141 M. J. Click, Owner Phone BR 3-4346 Beauty Rest Beds THE EDGEWOOD MOTEL Full Air Conditioned Central Heat Wall-to-Wall Carpets Glass Shower Enclosures Ravenswood, West Virginia Route 2 North At City Limits Mr.-Mrs. Paul B. Cox-Owners Compliments of WAID CROSS’ SONS Racine Ohio KELLY'S MARKET 3241 Ravenswood, West Virginia Phone Browning 3-4348 RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Furniture Electrical Appliances Admirals, Zenith Television Professionally Trained Technician Chester Ohio MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Farmall Me Cormick Deering INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Pomeroy Ohio Phone 94 55 POMEROY PASTRY SHOP ROBINSON’S Pomeroy Ohio Launderers Dry Cleaners Phone 65 Pomeroy Middleport Birthday Cakes Ohio Wedding Cakes Phone 122 KAUTZ FEED STORE ELDON GAUL Chester, Ohio Phone YU 5-2145 Clover Farm Store Wayne Feeds Ubiko Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Seeds Fertilizer and Supplies Chester, Ohio RACINE FOOD MARKET WAGNER Buy-More-For-Less-At, The-Store-With-A-Hart. HARDWARE COMPANY A Complete Line of Hardware Fresh Meats-Fruits and Vegetables Phone Racine 3342 Complete Line of Clover Farm and National Brand Merchandise Racine, Ohio (Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim) 56 RACINE HOLZER SERVICE STATION HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Tires Tubes Bicycles Batteries Belts An opportunity for high school graduates who are interested in: Oils Grease Filters Nurses Training Lubrication Parts X-Ray Training Ice Cream Cakes Breads Stenographic Positions OLIVER BAILEY, Proprietor Other Hospital Employment Phone - 3143 Gallipolis Ohio STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL MEIGS COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY Davis - Warner Insurance FARM BUREAU Agency CO-OPERATIVE Dale C. Warner ) Aeents Lorenzo D. Davis) 8 101 West Second Street Pomeroy Ohio Phone 98 Pomeroy, Ohio Leaders in Home Freezers Compliments of Cockshot and New Idea Farm Machinery ROUSH'S SHOE STORE A Feed For Every Need Middleport Ohio 57 KINCAID STUDIO Compliments of Portrait Photography Commercial Photography CROWS’ STEAK HOUSE Phone 62-M vom co'r' Pomeroy Ohio 234 West Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio LETART SERVICE STATION KIDDER'S UNION BARBER SHOP AIR CONDITION Gasoline and Oil Sandwiches Frozen Custard Many Other Items Carroll Grimm Shop Hours Mon. Tues. Wed. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Phone Browning Off All-Day Thursday 3-2181 Letart Falls Ohio Fri. and Sat. 8 A. M. 6 P. M. SWISHER LOHSE BROWN 6c SON We Fill Any Doctor's Prescriptions Minersville Marine Sales Mercury Motors 6 to 70 HP Lone Star Boats Mastercraft Trailers Phone 9 Pomeroy, Ohio The Little Place With Big Values 58 Compliments of Compliments of GOESSLER VOGUE'S SHOE STORE JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy Ohio Pomeroy Ohio STAR ELECTRIC SHOP PETE'S SUPER SERVICE Plumbing Electrical Gas, Oil, and Grease Jobs Supplies Racine Ohio Racine Ohio THE POMEROY Compliments of CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY MARGUERITES Building Material SHOE SHOP General Contractors Pomeroy Ohio Ready-Mix Concrete Forty Years of Continuous Service fAMILy [•ssff Phone 82 or 435 Pomeroy Ohio 59 Compliments of The Ga( 11 po! is Gallipolis, Ohio Compliments of DR. R. D. THOMAS AND DR. JAY BRADSHAW Gallipolis Ohio THE SPORTS CENTER Complete Line of MacGregor Sporting Equipment RAWLINGS - COATS Home for Funerals Middleport Ohio Middleport, Ohio B. H. SANBORN Phone YUkon 5-2205 CHRISTY'S Jeweler and Optometrist Service Station Middleport Ohio Route 7, Chester, Ohio 60 Compliments of EWING’S FUNERAL HOME Phone 390 - J Pomeroy Ohio RACINE CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship Racine Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ohio For Finest Homogenized Milk In Most Modern Plastic Packaging IT'S 61 HOME COOKED DINNERS THE CLUB DAIRY BAR Racine Ohio Compliments of Racine Chapter of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA We Bake Our Own Pies THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY Compliments of DUTTON'S DRUG STORE Pomery Ohio Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Middleport Ohio LOCUST GROVE FARMS Edson and Mary Roush Pure Bred Guernsey Cows 62 Compliments of the CHRISTI ANN RESTAURANT Route 7 and 35 Gallipolis, Ohio Our specialty is country ham. Come down and see us some time. Compliments of PROVICO MEIGS MILLING AND FEED GENERAL HOSPITAL CO. Grinding Complete Broiler Staff Members - R. C. Boice, M. D. S. J. Blazewicz, M. D. J. J. Davis, M. D. Shelling Service Edw. Butrimas, M. D. C. J. Mullen, M. D. Post Office Box 126 Pomeroy Ohio Minersville Ohio 63 EYNON'S SOHIO SERVICE Gasoline and Oil Lubrication Tires, Batteries and Accessories Wheel Balancing Headlight Aiming Racine Ohio The Annual Staff and members of the Senior Class would like to thank our advertisers, contributors, and student body who assisted us financially toward the printing of our annual. We thank everyone else, who in any way, helped us toward publishing this book. PROFFITT'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Oil Change and Grease Jobs Phone 271 Portland, Ohio Compliments of OHIO POWER COMPANY NORRIS PORTRAITS Broad Street Glouster, Ohio Compliments of Best Wishes From EDWIN H. DAVIS AND SON POP Langsville Ohio GEM ’’POP'’ Compliments of Compliments of CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY THE UNITED DAIRY COMPANY Point Pleasant W. Va. Phone 460 Everything to Build Anything Waterford Ohio Bfpp2 65 ATKINS CHICKS South-eastern Ohio's Largest and Oldest Hatchery Built in Quality and Service Pomeroy Ohio OHIO VALLEY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Blaettnar Auto Co. Karr and Van Zandt Motor Sales Pomeroy Motor Co. R. H. Rawlings and Sons Preston Motors, Inc. Best Wishes RICHARDS AND SON, INC Washed Sand and Gravel Apple Grove, Ohio Phone-Letart 2542 A A DRINK ROYAL CROWN COLA and NEHI FLAVORS 66 DAIRY VALLEY Cones Ice Cold Drinks Foot Long Hot Dogs Malts, Sundaes Phone 6184-X Compliments of EBERSBACH HARDWARE COMPANY Pomeroy Ohio SHERIFF ROBERT C, HARTENBACH Compliments of MISTER BEE POTATO CHIPS Service Is Our Motto Parkersburg W. Va. Phone 371 Pomeroy Ohio Ha i 1toftato CHipt THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread and Holsum Bakery Products Middleport Ohio Phone 6030 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Banking Since 1872 Pomeroy Rutland and Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE HOBSTETTER INSURANCE AGENCY JONES BUICK COMPANY Athens Ohio Insurance for every need Phone 3-1565 Buick 225 East 2nd Street Cadillac Phone 232 GMC Trucks Pomeroy, Ohio Texaco Gasoline and Oil Ohio Ohio 68 Compliments of THE HERFF-JONES COMPANY THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL COMPANY Greenville, Ohio Dedicated to The advancement of health - welfare - morale and safety through SANITARY MAINTENANCE Compliments of RACINE GULF SERVICE Racine Ohio A-B- DICK PRODUCTS COMPANY Parkersburg West Virginia 725 Seventh Street Phone Garfield 8-1751 Mimeograph - Offset - Azograph Spirit Process - Impression Paper Folding Machines BaK e r riKMTUK _________ On briqht t corner m M.ddleport 70 5-POINTS GRILL Rt. 7 East of Pomeroy, Ohio - Featuring -Bar-B-Q Chicken, Hickory Smoked Genuine Hickory Smoked Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon — Plate Lunches Private Dining Rooms—Phone 917-M for Reservation Sloppy Joe Adkins, Owner and Operator Compliments of SWEARINGEN SPORTING GOODS Sportsman's Headquarters Athletic Goods by MacGregor, Spalding and Wilson Johnson Seahorse Outboard Motors Guns by Browning, Remington, Winchester 12 S. Court St. Athens, Ohio Compliments of GRIMM'S ART FLOWER SHOP 0 K RANCH T N I 0 S P P Mrs. Harry Wolfe Otis Tanners Run Road Edna Lois Max Compliments of Compliments of BUD'S GROCERY MR. AND MRS. GROVER SALSER SR. Portland Racine 71 Ohio Ohio BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES from GIRARD HARDWARE, INC. Girard, Ohio Your Headquarters for Glass-Plumbing Supplies Hunting and Fishing Supplies Kemglo-Super Kern-Tone We Deliver Manager and Secretary-Treasurer RACINE HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE CLUB President------------Roy Van Meter Vice President---------------Carol Essington Secretary----------Mary Alice Nease Reporter-----------Virginia Johnson VALLEY BELL The Aristocrat of Dairy Products 55 Years of Valley Bell Know How Assures Top Quality in Every Product. Valley Bell Milk is produced by your neighbors. Seventy (70) fine producers supply us with 7,000,000 (7 million) pounds of milk annually. Lucas Paints Jacobsen Mowers Scotts Products Gerald Cozart 72 BOB EVANS STEAK HOUSE and BOB EVANS DRIVE-IN We Have All Three Dining Room Counter Service Curb Service On Route 7 and 35 Gallipolis, Ohio No Beer--Just Fine Food You Are Always Welcome Here Visit Our New Children's Shop PROFFITT APPLIANCES We Have Name Brands Robinhood Shoes THE SHOE BOX Motorola Television Kelvinator Refrigerators Deep Freezers Sales and Service Middleport Racine Ohio Compliments of Compliments of 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 CHAPMAN'S MARKET Ravenswood W. Va. Racine Ohio C. G. Robinson, Owner Route One 73 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers ■ (over Monuforturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME Of F ICf Kansas City PRINTED IN u «