Richwood High School - Tigrtrax Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

Published by THE STUDENTS of RICHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Richwood, Ohio To you, Mr. Fisher, we, the staff of the TIGRTRAX annual, dedicate this yearbook. We do it in appreciation for your kindness, understanding and co- operation in all our school activities. This school year, 1952-1953, has been a busy and rewarding year. Throughout the entire year you have always been willing to help and to advise us whenever we needed it. We shall always remember and try to follow the example that you have set for us in our school days. HOMER R. FISHER, Superintendent Left to right: K. D. Kyle, Clerk, Dwight Minter, Charles Shields, Homer R. Fisher, Superintendent, Ralph Matlack, President, Paul Swartz, Chester Parrott, Vice Presi- dent. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education represents the public in the operation of the school. As the delegates of the people they are charged with the responsibility of operating the school within the limits set up by law. Within these limits, they are the final authority in the operation of the local school. In spite of the burden of responsibility imposed on them, it is considered an honor to serve on the Board of Education, for by serving here they serve the youth of the com- munity. As the direct benefactors of their efforts, the students of Richwood High School say thank you to the Board of Education. HOMER R. FISHER, B. Sc., M. A. Superintendent RICHARD D. FETTER, B. Sc. Principal, Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach W. DEAN COCHRAN, B.Sc.. M. A. JOHN O. DRESSER, B.Sc. English, Social Sciences, Commercial Guidance, Dramatics LEONARD WALKER, B. Sc, Social Sciences, Spanish MRS. MARIAN COCHRAN, B. Sc. English, Music, Library CHARLES W. PHALLEN. B.Sc., M.A. Industrial Arts, Science FRITZ R. DRODOFSKY, B. Sc. Mathematics, Head Football Coach MRS. LUCILLE PEOPLES, B. Sc. Home Economics JAMES W. EMMONS, B. Sc. Vocational Agriculture JAMES T. PENCE, B. Sc. Music MRS. FREDA KYLE Secretary DAVID MASTERS, B. Sc. Junior High MRS. MILDRED ENDSLEY. B. Sc. Junior High Not pictured, ROBERT CLOUSE Left to right: Larry Greenwood, Sam Pierce, Mr, Cochran, advisor, Dick Oman, Don Colegrove. SENIOR CLASS We know what we are, but know not what we may be. The beginning of our high school escapade started in the fall of 1949, with Daniel Shank taking us under his protecting wing. We gave our first stage appearance in presenting a short assembly, called The Cat's Whiskers, for the high school. By the time we were Sophomores, we became more accustomed to the many activities and events that take place in the everyday life of the students. Some of our boys were fortunate enough to make the football and basketball teams. Juniors! At last we are Juniors, ordering classrings, and preparing to show our acting ability to the public. The Little Dog Laughed was under the direction of Dean Cochran. The biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held in Columbus, Ohio at the Seneca Hotel. It was tremendously enjoyed by all. At the beginning of the Senior year, we journeyed to Delaware to have our pictures taken at Cubberly's Studio. Later in the year, we presented our play, January Thaw. The latter part of the year was spent in selecting the class motto, colors, and planning the trip. Now, we come to the end of our high school life, half afraid of what lies in the future for us. We know what we are. We are the class of 1953, preparing to take the biggest step of our lives, but we know not what we may be. - JOHN ANKNEY FFA 1,2, 3,4; Physical Education 1,2 3.4. DARLENE BATTLES Physical Education 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2,3; Annual 4; Junior and Senior Play. BONNIE BERNHARD Physical Education 3; Girls' Chorus 3, 4; Newark 1,2. HELEN BRELSFORD Physical Education 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Annual 3,4; Tigrtrax 2; Junior and Senior Plays; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. SAMUEL BUMGARNER Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 1; Vice President 2; President 3; Junior and Senior Plays Honor,Society 4. IVAN CHANDLER Physical Education 1,2; Football 3,4; FFA 1.2, 3.4. . MARY ANN CHAPMAN P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Tigrtrax 1, 2; Junior Play. PHYLLIS CLARK P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3; Treasurer 2; Tigrtrax 1, 2; Annu- al 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays; Honor Society 3,4. DONALD COLEGROVE P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Annual 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Secretary 4. JAMES CURL P. E. 1, 2, 3; Boys' Chorus 3; Foot- ball Manager 2,3: Basketball 1,2; Junior and Senior Plays. ARLENE DICKASON P.E. 1,2,4; Band 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; North- western 3; Tigrtrax 1, 2; Senior Play; Honor Society 4. RONALD DILDINE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3 4; Track 1,2,3; FFA 1.2, 3,4. JOHNA EACHES P. E. 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Play. LUZON GROTY P.E. 1,2,4; Band 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1.2: Annual 4; Tigrtrax 1; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Science Club 3; Junior Play. LARRY GREENWOOD P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 4; Vice President 2,4; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays; Honor Society 4. ernest Mcelroy P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Football Manager 3. CAROLYN MOSHER P.E. 1,2,3; Band 2. 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Annual 4; Junior and Senior Plays. RICHARD OMAN Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; President 2,4; Junior and Senior Plays. SAMUEL PIERCE Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Junior and Senior Plays. A DALE RUSH P.E. 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3.4. SARAH SHOUP P.E. 4; Gills' Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Annual 4; Beaumont, Texas 1,2,3. PATRICIA SHUMAN P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Treasurer 3; Tigrtrax 1,2; Annual 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays. ALLEEN TINCH P. E. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; _ Annual 4; Tigrtrax 1; FHA 1,2,3,4. ROGER TRAVIS P.E. 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Foot- ball 1.2, 3.4. WILDA MAE TURNER P. E. 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3; Junior Play. SARAH VANCE P.E. 1, 2, 3; Girls'Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Junior Play. ROLAND WOOD P.E. 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2, 3.4; Science Club 3; Stage Manager, Junior and Senior Plays. Left to right: John Coder, Betty Jo Webster, Rebecca Morrison, Larry Chapman. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class started the year 1952-1953 by electing officers and choosing class rings. The elected officers were: Larry Chapman, President, John Coder, Vice President, Becky Morrison, Secretary, Betty Jo Webster, Treasurer. After much debate we finally decided on All-American style class rings. Our big aim this year was to make enough money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. This we did by selling Christmas cards and serving several dinners. During the previous summer, we operated a concession stand at Baccarat Lake. Another money-making project was collecting sales tax stamps. We decided to have the Junior-Senior Banquet at Hotel Harding in Marion, on May 8. In April, our class presented a series of three one-act plays: THEY ALSO SERVE, THE INFORMER, and UNDERTOW. Polly Allen Ernest Beeney Valeta Grindell Roberta Hamilton Marilyn Bond Martha Brobeck Max Hoffman David Jividen Larry Chapman Fred Cheney Muriel Jividen Phyllis Knight Sara Cheney John Coder Gale Laughrey Irene Lindley Rebecca Ellinwood Louise Emerson Isabel McElroy Shirley McMahon Virgil Farringer Beverly Fields Carroll Mannasmith Yvonne Marvin John Fry Mary K. Griffith Meredythe Matlack Rebecca Morrison Elizabeth Mulligan Jack Payne John Smith Kenneth Smith Marilyn Payne Phyllis Phelps Margaret Smothers Betty Troesch Doris Randall Carol Reese Betty Webb Betty Webster Shirley Reeley Louise Retterer Shirley Yoakam Carol Roberts Clarence Robertson Fay Rush Don Salyers Bob Shearer Tom Shields ACTIVITY PAGE SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: Kermit Converse, Lynn Slemmons, and Janet Cudd. We, being sophomores, are one step nearer graduation and are somewhat surer of ourselves now that we are on our way. The boys of our class participated in all high school sports, FFA, Boys' and Mixed Choruses, and the girls, in FHA, Mixed and Girls' Choruses. Both boys and girls took part in the high school band. Our class elected the following officers: Kermit Converse, President, Lynn Slemmons, Vice President, and Janet Cudd, Secretary-Treasurer. The President and the Secretary-Treasurer were extended the honor of attending the Junior-Senior Banquet. D. Allen R. Allen R. Daniels L. Douglas P. A Hinder I. Ankney S. Eaches P. Erwin B. Bartels J, Beckley J. Erwin L. Fields S. Beeney H. Be vis M. Foos R. Graham C. Blue H. Burnside M. Greenwood P. Griffith H. Cheney K. Converse B. Griffith D. Holdbrook J. Cudd J. Cudd B. Howison B. Kirby R. Kirk D. Laughery G. McBride L. McCafferty L. McMahon P. Marine R. Matlack D. Maxwell M. Minner D, Monroe N. Nicholas P. Parron M. Patch B. Pfleider E. Price B. Randall B. Sheets T. Sieg L. Slemmons R. Southard T. Sparks C. Stidham B. Taylor S. Titus S. Turner D. Webb P. Kunce J. Yearsley Left to right: Kay Brobeck, John Moyer, Bob Roberts. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class started the year with its fifty-one members divided among the many various claves. Although we had been in this building for two years, we felt new and shy. However, with the help of our teachers we soon became accustomed to high school life. Several members of our class chose as their extra-curricular activities high school athletics. Band, Boys' and Girls' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus. We also had representatives in FFA, and FHA. We were very proud to have two reserve cheerleaders chosen from our class. To lead us this first and important year we chose the following officers: President, Bob Roberts, Vice President, John Moyer, and Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Brobeck. S. Allen R. Ballard M. Berhard M. Bowen K. Brobeck R. Bumgarner S. Burnside P. Carter P. Chapman J. Colegrove L. Curry R. Daughtery D. Deisher K. Donnelly A. Evans S. Fausnaugh I. Fox D. Gibson J. Gilkerson J. Harraman P. Harrison J. Houk E. Knight J. Kyle V. Lindley V. Lindley R; Martino L. Millington G. Mosher L. Mount N. Mouser J. Moyer C. Oberdier J. Parrott G. Perkins A. Poe A. Porter R. Roberts D. Schuster D. Sheets S. Shoup G. Smith V. Smith G. Swartz P. Tanner S. Titus B. Vance C. Warner L. Willis Not Pictured C. Brown W. Everly R. Maple S. Marvin SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: R. Stidham, P. Newman, E. Moore, G. Evans, P. Boldman, L. Chapman, K. Fausnaugh, R. Ellinwood, B. Stidham, A, Yearsley, D. Pittman, B. Cramer, R. Erwin. Second row: R. Rush, J. Lythle, D. Dowell, D. Reece, G. Moore, R. Sayre, J. Hartman, L. Minke, D. Davis, L. Boyd, D. Thomas, L. Castle, F. Moore, Mr. D. Masters. Third row: R. Fausnaugh, W. Bumgarner, G. McKindley, J. Chapman, C. Shields, G. Dilger, J. Pfarr, R. Mc- Mahon, G. Merryman, E. Wheeler, J. Maple, R. Monroe, J. Eaches, J. Harramon. EIGHTH GRADE Front row, left to right: J. Bartels, B. Fields, J. Marine, J. Swartz, C. Kelly, W. Eaches, J. Webb, J. Burriss, R. Phillippi, J. Millington, J. Erwin. Second row: E. Tanner, J. Redinbaugh, S. Newman, J. Willis, M. Newhouse, D. Taylor, J. Lucas, P. Marvin, K. Mount, A. Hostetter, S. Grandstaff, C. Colegrove. Third row: Mr. R. Clouse, B. Morrison, M. Cellar, M. Payne, K. Southard, J. Pfleider, K. Troesch, R. Witt, A. Potts, D. Evans, V. Payne, Mrs. M. Endsley. Fourth row: R. Smith, C. Spurlock, K. Ellinwood, J. Fox, R. Shearer, M. Thompson, C. Wood, L. Patch, C. Trousch, S. Warner. Left to right B. Morrison C. Shields J. Marine K. Fausnaugh J. Swartz C. Kelly JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right M. Thompson C. Wood J. Fox C. Spurlock R. Shearer Mr. Clouse Second row, left to right R. Ellinwood R. Stidham W. Bumgarner R. Fausnaugh R. McMahon K. Ellinwood G. Dilger R. Rush V. Payne J. Eaches JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right J. Marine C. Kelly J. Swartz B. Cramer S. Grandstaff S. Newman Second row, left to right P. Newman L. Boyd C. Shields K. Southard B. Morrison KINDERGARTEN First row, left to right: C. Wood, T. Erwin, M. Fetter, K. Erwin, L. Reese, B. Bugg, D. Steele, J. Oberdier, L. Glass. Second row, left to right: H. Millington, D. Converse, E. Wheeler, M. Hamilton, S. Jordan, R. Allin- der, S. Ballinger, T. Baker, J. Douglas. Third row, left to right: C. Somerlot, S. Keigley, W. Mowery, R. Marvin, K. Ehle, T. Oman, J. Shappard, R. Chapman, T. Rockhold, D. Roberts, T. Thomas. Fourth row, left to right: N. Walker, L. Smith, C. Beery, J. Miller, L. Parish, S. Livingston, R. Ridge, D. Stallsmith, I. Phallen, Mrs. Cramer. Absent from picture: N. Taylor, P. Minke, L. Gilkerson, K. Drake. FIRST GRADE First row. left to right: J. Hamilton, K. Fulton, D. Renerer, P. Douglas, R. Rutan, J. Debolt, L. Kerns. Second row. left to right: G. Massie, D. Dilsaver, J. Schmelzer, M. Thomas, P. Major, B. Dailey, M. Peo. Third row, left to right: R. Wurtsbaugh, W. Boyd, L. Durban, R. Craig, C. DeGood, R. Craig, M. Dut- ton. Fourth row, left to right: Miss Jones, J. Adams, M. Witt, J. Hamilton, D. Kyle, J. Everhardt, J. Spur- lock. FIRST GRADE First row, left to right: R. Doudna, P. Kelley, J. Minter, J. Connolly, D. Bond, D. Doyle, S. Ever- hardt, D. Bond. Second row, left to right: J. Rush, M. Schmelzer, B. Stockwell, T. Evans, R. Lytle, L. Newman, M. Glann, N. Tanner. Third row, left to right: K. Stidham, O. Forman, J. Kinikin, R. Gill, D. Ridgeway, W. Shuler, D. Day. Fourth row, left to right: J. Millington, D. Wilson, B. Beeney, H. Durban, C. Worthington, G. Manna- smith. Teacher, Mrs. Cox. SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: S. Debolt, M. Pfleider, J. Wallace. L. Collins, J. Bell, S. McBride, L. Fetter, T. Harriman, T. Ridge. Second row, left to right: D. Welsh, J. Poe, B. Stockwell, R. Hines, J. Goins, M. Millington, D. Wil- son, L. Titus, R. Ballinger. Third row, left to right: M. Fogle. R. Sidle. B. Boyd. T. Connolly, A. Wurtsbaugh, M. Lilley, J. Pfarr. Fourth row, left to right: Mrs. Den, T. Fields, P. Cowgill, J. Bowersmith, G. Smith, C. Bumgarner. SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: D. Anderson, B. Barry, L. Chandler, S. Dever, J. Belt, B. Converse, T. Glosser, A. Bonham, Second row, left to right: B. Stidham, S. Fisher, J. Troesch, S. Cramer, W. Sloop, P. Carrel, J. Ri- der, D. Evans, E. Stout. Third row, left to right: C. Garner, B. Hicks, J. Payne, S. Hamilton, M. Schmelzer, M. Sanders, M. McDaniel. Fourth row: Mrs. Matlack, E. Winters, R. Brown, E. Jolliff, M. Mowery. THIRD GRADE First row, left to right: D. Case, R. McMahan, N. Allen, T. Evans, R. Thommasson, C. Streeter, T. Green, M. Lucas. Second row, left to right; C. Major, S. Doyle, P. Fulton, S. Dilsaver, S. King, E. Glann, G. Inskeep, A. Matlack. Third row, left to right: R. Henry, T. Cochran, L. Shappard, J. Brobeck, L. Titus, L. Webb, J. Willis, Mrs. Weller. Fourth row, left to right: H. Preston, R. McKinley, D. Colegrove, R. Ridge, S. Hook, J. Morrison. THIRD GRADE First row, left to right: L. McCafferty, S, Chapman, J. Landon, H. Webster, J. Mayberry, J. Dirst, E. Jerew, J. Sloop. Second row, left to right: S. Eaches, J. Boyd, A. Lytle, L. Douglas, D. Holbrook, J. Minter, C. Chand- ler. Third row, left to right: R. VanWinkle, M. Davis, A. Hartman, D. Swartz, I. Foreman, S. Mannasmith. Fourth row, left to right: D. Schmelzer, R. Rubeck, J. Payne, R. Jolliff, S. Erwin, Mrs. Brelsford. FOURTH GRADE First row, left to right: C. Gill, K. Rockhold, B. Minter, K. Ridge, K. Newhouse, J. Bonham, J. Mc- Elroy, I. Pfleider. Second row, left to right: R. Yearsley, J. Warren, R. Collins, N. Evans, T. Shark, L. Willis, J. Marvin. Third row. left to right: J. Everhardt, G. Carrel, R. Blue, F. Powers, J. Hamilton, R. Dildine, B. LiUey. Fourth row, left to right: B. Bumgarner, C. Dutton, D. Sanders, M. Schmelzer. Absent from picture; L. McElroy, E. Spurlock, W. Hines. FOURTH GRADE First row, left to right: N. Rutan, R. Jerew, D. Mosher, M. Wood, J. Longworth, R, Bond, C. Welsh, C. Pittman. Second row, left to right: J. Witt, R. Millington, L. Thompson, C. Evans, R. McBride, B. Sidle, L. Collier, R. Penry. Third row, left to right: K. McDaniel, B. Scmelzer, C. Roberts, S. Fields, R. Barry, E. Douglas, R. Harriman, Miss Yoakam. Fourth row, left to right: R. Cellar, D. Penhorwood, S. Colegrove, S. Bowersmith, R. Cellar. FIFTH GRADE First row, left to right: T. Troesch, D. McKinley, B. Wallace, S. Fields, C. Douglas, V. Goins, D. Retterer, J. Willis. Second row, left to right: L. Sparks, F. Allgower, T. Brown, S. Brown, R. Dillsaver, L. Connolly, P. Bernhard, J. Steele. Third row, left to right: Mrs. Emslie, B. Fausnaugh, J. Davis, B. Cowgill, L. Rogers, J. Hamilton, R. Jolliff, V. Everhardt, L. Patch. FIFTH GRADE First row, left to right: G. Vanwinkle, B. Rutan, D. Dilger, C. Barry, L. Shoup, B. Marine, S. Keigley. Second row, left to right: C. Cochran, R. Ridge, S. Debolt, L. Patch, M. Ware, J. Smith, C. Major. Third row, left to right: R. Brown, J. Johnson, R. Craig, G. Collins, V. Mount, R. Tanner. Fourth row, left to right: Miss Smith, J. Hendrickson, G. Fryman, J. Reindenbaugh, S. Adams. SIXTH GRADE First row, left to right: C. Barry, E. Shoup, P. Fletcher, M. Titus, S. Rush, M. Wood, B. Pfleider. Second row, left to right: S. Blue, K. Evans, P. Renerer, C. Shoup, W. Penry, J. Thompson, W. Lytle, L. Gilkerson, C. Minter, L. Henry. Third row, left to right: Miss Lowe, P. Debolt, J. Dirst, S. Howison, M. Mannasmith, J. Connolly, C. Hamilton, C. Davis, J. Wright, B. Stockwell, J. Knight. SIXTH GRADE First row, left to right: G. Anderson, R. Goings, Billy Lucas, Larry Sparks, J. Retterer, Janet Landon, Louise Stout. Second row, left to right: M. Evans, R. McDaniel, A. Perkins, B. Debolt, J. Eaches, C. Bum- garner, D. Wheeler. Third row, left to right: F. Newman, C. Hindall, G. Dilsaver, S. Robinson, J. Boyd, B. Phelps, J. Everhart. Fourth row, left to right: J. Hamilton, S. Webb, J. Titus, M. Kelly, S. Fryman, R. Blue, Miss Westlake. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS First row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Brelsford, Mrs. Mary Allen, Lucille Smith, Mrs. Bernice Derr, Mrs. Joan Kirby, Miss Christine Westlake. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Emslie, Miss Lois Lowe, Miss Anna Jones, Mrs. Edith Matlack. First row, left to right: Betty Jean Webb, Phyllis Clark, Helen Brelsford, Patsy Shuman, Co-Editors, Darlene Battles, Aileen Tinch, Sarah Shoup. Second row, left to right: Sam Pierce, Louise Retterer, Sarah Titus, Luzon Groty, Gene Swartz, Mr. Cochran, Advisor, Larry Greenwood, Don Colegrove, Carolyn Mosher. TIGRTRAX STAFF This was the second year for the publication of an R.H.S. yearbook. We of the staff have tried to uphold the example set for us last year and to add our own ideas and improvements. As we look back over the past year, we remember many hectic, but happy times. Meeting our deadline was always our biggest worry. This years staff included: Helen Brelsford and Patsy Shuman, Co-Editors, Sam Pierce, Business Manager, Darlene Battles, Assistant Business Manager, Phyllis Clark, Activity Editor, Larry Greenwood, Sports Editor, Luzon Groty, Don Colegrove, Production, Aileen Tinch, Senior Class Editor, Betty Webb. Tunior Class Editor, Sarah Titus, Sophomore Class Editor, Gene Swartz, Freshman Class Editor, Carolyn Mosher, Sarah Shoup, Louise Retterer, Typists. We hope our work has not been in vain, and that in future years this Tigrtrax will help you to remember the school year of 1953 and Richwood High. Left to right: Kermit Converse, Janet Cudd, Sophomores, Rebecca Morrison, Larry Chapman, Juniors, Dick Oman, Don Colegrove, Seniors, Kay Brobeck, Bob Roberts, Freshmen. STUDENT CABINET The student cabinet is comprised of the president and secretary of each class. It is their duty to represent the student body of Richwood High School. They are called into session usually to confer with the faculty on some matter that affects both groups. First row, left to right: Larry Greenwood, Luzon Groty, Phyllis Clark, Patsy Shuman, Helen Brelsford, Sam Bumgarner. Second row, left to right: Martha Brobeck, Polly Allen, Phyllis Phelps, Sara Cheney, Betty Webster, Louise Retterer, Meredythe Matlack, Shirley Reely, Becky Morrison, Mr. Fisher. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The annual iniation tea of the Richwood Chapter of the National Honor Society was held on March 29, 1953. Newly elected members were Seniors: Sam Bumgarner, Larry Greenwood, and Arlene Dickason. Juniors: Martha Brobeck, Polly Allen, Phyllis Phelps, Sara Cheney, Betty Webster, Louise Retterer, Meredythe Matlack, Shirley Reely, and Becky Morrison. Active members were President, Helen Brelsford; Vice President, Patsy Shuman; Secretary, Luzon Groty; Treasurer, Phyllis Clark. GIRLS’ CHORUS Front row, left to right: Doris Randell, Meredythe Matlack, Glenna McBride, Bobbie Kirk, Janet Cudd, Ruth Graham, Beverly Taylor, Aileen Tinch, Charlene Blue, Huey Bevis, Irene Lindley, Yvonne Marvin, Elizabeth Mulligan, Beverly Fields, Jean Yearsley, Sharon Burnside, Harlean Burnside, Shirley Reeley, Martha Brobeck, Sally Allen, Kay Brobeck, Sylvia Titus. Second row, left to right: Patricia Tanner, Mary Ann Greenwood, Bette Griffith, Loretta Millington, Rosalie Bumgarner, Phyllis Phelps, Ruth Allen, Shirley Eaches, Johna Eaches, Becky Southard, Phyllis Carter, Twila Sparks, Marjie Foos, Phyllis Griffith, Pat Parrott, Bonnie Bernhard, Rebecca Ellinwood, Marilyn Payne, Valeta Grindell, Sara Cheney, Marilyn Bond, Louise Retterer, Phyllis Marine. Top row, left to right: Shirley Yoakum, Mary Kay Griffith, Muriel Jividen, Arlene Dickason, Janet Sue Colegrove, Louise Emerson, Mary Ann Chapman, Phyllis Clark, Betty Jo Webster, Margaret Smothers, Sarah Shoup, Jackie Gilkerson, Carolyn Mosher, Patsy Shuman, Darlene Battles, Betty Jean Webb, Polly Jo Allen, Becky Morrison, Carol Roberts, Wilda Mae Turner, Helen Brelsford. CHORAL The entire Music Department is combined to present a Christmas Concert this year. The boys' chorus presented the Christmas Story through carols and scripture readings. Both the mixed chorus and girls’ chorus presented many different selections of Christmas selections. While the Band and Brass Ensemble rounded out the program with carols both sacred and secular. The girls’ chorus gave one program in a community church during the observance of Holy Week this year. This proved to be both a new and pleasing experience to all who participated in the program. (Continued on next page) MIXED CHORUS Front row, left to right: Johna Eaches, Aileen Tinch, Beverly Fields, Yvonne Marvin, Phyllis Griffith, Pat Parrott, Jean Yearsley, Wilda Turner, Harlean Burnside. Second row, left to right: Beverly Taylor, Ruth Allen, Shirley Eaches, Twila Sparks, Sandra Turner, Becky Southard, Phyllis Carter, Shirley Yoakum, Loretta Millington, Phyllis Phelps, Sarah Shoup, Mary Chapman, Sylvia Titus. Third row, left to right: Virgel Farringer, Don Colegrove, Jack Payne, Mike Bernhard. For the second year in succession, a Richwood girl won at the Sinclair Talent Show in Marysville. She was a member of the girls' chorus, mixed chorus, marching band, and concert band. The music department sent people to the District Solo and Ensemble contest at Urbana, Ohio. This year Shirley Yoalum, accompanist for the choral groups, entered the piano contest, while Don Cole- grove, Fay Rush, Virgil Farringer, and Gale Perkins entered the contest as members of a boys’ quartet. Last minute note from Mr. Pence: Maybe we didn’t win top honors—but we sure ate good! BAND All in all, the band had quite a time. Even before the school year began, the R. H. S. band played at the Richwood Fair during the afternoon races. The football band, 43 strong, began the season by participating in the Football Review at Kenton, Ohio, at the beginning of the season; along with the Upper Sandusky, Kenton, and Forest Bands. The band also accompanied the team to every away-from-home game during the season. The outstanding football half-time show was the homecoming ceremonies. Although the Concert Band was unable to attend the contest this year, it is believed they more than made up for that loss when they presented their Spring Band Program. The this and that column of the school defined this program as exciting and different. It, the program, will serve as a memo- rable occasion in the minds of all who participated in that program. Did you notice the Majorette uniforms and American Rag and School Flag present in the Memorial Day Parade? The uniforms were bought from the Band Booster Dances held last fall and winter and spring. The American Flag was donated by the Richwood American Legion Post; while the School Rag (dig that crazy color combination! Real solid-eh?) was presented to the band by the Richwood Lions Club. Even the music department had a hand in our new front by purchasing the pole and carrying strap for the School Flag. If you missed the new additions to the band Memorial Day, you can cast your peepers on these aesthetic prominia of splendor during the Richwood Fair week. The Richwood Band was designated as the official Fair Band. To our graduating band members: Now that you are members of society at large don't neglect to visit us (band members) often! A note of thanks to the Band Boosters Organization who worked diligently for the Band this year, and for the wonderful times we all had at Holiday Hill. Also our thanks to the Athletic Department who helped defray the expenses for that event. This is your musical reporter leaving you until next year with this thought in mind: The old joke about being natural isn't as flat as some of the sharp people would have us to believe. BAND PROGRAMS 7. Mixed Ensemble for lion's Club Dinner. 8. Christmas Eve festivities uptown. 9. Brass Ensemble for Richwood Music Club. 10. Spring Band Concert. 11. Recognition Day. 12. Commencement. 1. (Pre-school) Richwood Fair, Concert and Marching Band 2. Six Football Games. 3. Homecoming festivities. 4. Mixed Ensemble-County FFA and FHA meeting. 5. Christmas Concert with Ensemble for Christmas carols. 6. Three school assemblies. BOYS' CHORUS Left to right: Paul Harrison, Mike Berhard, Don Colegrove, Jack Payne, Virgel Farringer, Fay Rush, Mr. Pence. Not pictured: Gene Paul Swartz, Jim Parrott, David Deisher. CHORAL PROGRAMS GIRLS' CHORUS BOYS' CHORUS 1. Christmas Concert 1. Christmas Concert 2. School Assembly 2. Quartet to District Contest 3. Ensemble-Junior Play 4. Church of Christ-Easter 5. Ensemble and Chorus at Commencement MIXED CHORUS 1. Christmas Concert 2. School Assembly 3. Baccalaureate Bottom row, left to right: Delores Maxwell, Sandra Turner, Glenna McBride, Bobbie Kirk, Janet Cudd, Charlene Blue, Aileen Tinch, Irene Lindley, Yvonne Marvin, Elizabeth Mulligan, Beverley Fields, Jean Yearsley, Barbara Pfleider, Sharon Burnside. Middle row, left to right: Loretta Millington, Phyllis Phelps, Janice Erwin, Barbara Vance, Becky Southard, Patty Chapman, Vonie Lindley, Delores Webb, Lylis Mount, Janet Harriman, Twila Sparks, Joan Cudd, Marjorie Foos, Phyllis Griffith, Mrs. Peoples. Top row, left to right: Mary Ann Greenwood, Beverly Taylor, Shirley Eaches, Ruth Allen, Phyllis Carter, Bette Griffith, Shirley Beeney, Margaret Minner, Margaret Smothers, Janet Sue Colegrove, Janice Houk, Norma Mouser, Jacqueline Gilkerson, Patty Allinder, Harlean Burnside. FHA The Future Homemakers of America Chapter of Richwood High School is composed of girls from ninth through twelfth grades. Officers for the school year 1952-1953 were: President, Beverly Fields; Vice President, Phyllis Phelps; Secretary, Marjorie Foos; Treasurer, Bette Griffith; Reporter, Margaret Smothers; and Parliamentarian, Janice Erwin. There were 45 active members. The chapter had monthly meetings planned around the eight purposes of the FHA. Money making activities for the year included a fall bake sale, hobo cleanup day, St. Patrick's Day dance, and selling seals and magazines. The main activities of the year's program were the joint sponsorship of the annual FHA--FFA Ban- quet, helping the FFA fill Christmas baskets, training fifteen girls to pass the junior homemaker degree tests, being hostesses to one hundred and fifty FHA girls from other schools for a bi-county meeting, sponsoring a spring style show, and planning and putting up a fair booth. The chapter joined UNESCO, a national organization which enabled our chapter to send gifts of clothing, school supplies, and money to a girls' organization in Europe. First row, left to right: Max Hoffman, Ron Dildine, Lee McCafferty, Walter Pfleider, Larry Greenwood, Dale Rush, Tom Shields, Queen, Huberta Bevis, lames Emmons, Advisor. Second row, left to right: Bill Everly, Bill Sheets, Ronnie Martino, Ivan Chandler, Roger Travis, Lloyd Douglas, Carroll Manna- smith, Bill Randall, Jim Kyle, Dan Laughrey. Third row, left to right: Russell Daniels, Don Schuster, Charles Werner, Larry Chapman, Earl Price, Gale Laughrey, John Fry, Fred Cheney, Howard Cheney, David Dasher. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year marks twenty-five.years of progress for the Future Farmers of America organization. No National student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than the Future Farmers of America, organized in November of 1928, it has served to moti- vate and vitalize the instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture. Since 1938, the Richwood FFA Chapter has been a part of this national organization. Due to the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of the National Organization, our chapter has had a very busy year, and having the largest enrollment it has had for several years. The officers of the Richwood chapter include: President, Tom Shields, Vice President, Dale Rush, Secretary, Larry Greenwood, Treasurer, Walter Pfleider, Reporter, Lee McCafferty, Sentinel, Ronnie Dildine, and Student Advisor, Max Hoffman. Huberta Bevis, chapter FFA queen, placed second in the FFA queen's contest out of sixty-four contestants at the Ohio State Fair. Other activities entered into by the chapter include: Six boys attended Ohio FFA Camp; Ohio State and Richwood Fairs; Chapter members parked cars at the Richwood Fair; Had lunch stand at Davis Swine Sale; Were in charge of concessions at all football games; Took an educational trip to Farm Bureau Elevators in Columbus; Tom Shields and Dale Rush were elected official delegates to County FFA organization; Officers published a yearly program of activities; Chapter was represented at National Convention by three boys. JANUARY THAW THE CAST SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play of 1953. a three-act comedy entitled January Thaw, was the story of the Gage family who had bought an old farmhouse in Connecticut. Mr. Gage was an author and his wife a collector of antiques. Complications arose when the Rockwood family, whom everyone had believed to be dead, returned, and due to a clause in the deed, claimed their rights as owners. Even the Gage's lawyer wasn't able to disprove their claim. Their son, Matt had such a reputation that the maid, Freda, quit Uncle Walter, an old character, welcomed the return of his old friends. Some misunderstandings occurred when Barbara and Matt went to help a neighbor woman deliver her baby. The Gages, Rockwoods, and Barbara's fiancee, George, believed that Barbara and Matt had eloped because of Sarah's twisted story. Even the local law officer was brought into the search. However, all ended well, and they settled down to live happily ever after. Mr. Gage----- Mrs. Gage — Barbara Gage - Sarah Gage - - Paula Gage - - Mr. Rockwood Mrs. Rockwood Matt Rockwood CAST • - Don Colegrve Uncle Walter----------------------------Jim Curl - Patsy Shuman George Husted--------------- Larry Greenwood Darlene Battles Mr. Loomis-------------------------Dick Oman Carolyn Mosher Freda -----------------------------Phyllis Clark Helen Brelsford Mr. Carson -- ---------------------John Ankney ----Sam Pierce Prompter---------------------------Luzon Groty Arlene Dickason Stage Manager----------------------Roland Wood Sam Bumgarner UNDERTOW THEY ALSO SERVE JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class of 1953 presented three one-act plays on April 24, under the direction of Mr. Cochran. These, The Informer, Undertow, and They Also Serve, were presented in the high school auditorium. The cast for The Informer were: Mrs. McPhillip, Doris Randall; Mary McPhillip, Polly Allen; Barthy Mulholland, Fay Rush: Tommy Connor, John Fry; Gypo Nolan, Larry Chapman; Dan Gallagher, Fred Cheney; Katie Fox, Muriel Jividen; Peter the Rat Mulligan, Kenneth Smith. The cast for Undertow was: Miss Abby Blackwell, Margaret Smothers; Mrs. Rosalie Blackwell Edwards, Becky Morrison; Mrs. Grant, Betty Webster; Miss Susan Jordan, Shirley Reely; Miss Mary Ann Jordan, Martha Brobeck; Mrs. Kitzmiller, Sara Cheney; Mrs. Sorenson, Phyllis Phelps; Mrs. Wood, Louise Retterer; and Mrs. Stickner, Becky Ellinwood. The cast for They Also Serve was: Questioner, John Fry; First Historian, David Jividen; Second Historian, Fred Cheney; Third Historian, Tom Shields; First Hero, Larry Chapman; Second Hero, Fay Rush; Other Soldier, Max Hoffman; Mother, Marilyn Payne; Patrick Henry, Jack Payne; Andrew Jackson, John Smith; John Brown, Kenneth Smith; left voice choir, first solo, Meredythe Matlack; third solo, Carol Roberts; fourth solo, Shirley Yoakam; sixth solo, Valeta Grindell; Doris Randall, Becky Morrison, Shirley Reely; Phyllis Phelps, Margaret Smothers, Sara Cheney, Polly Allen, Irene Lindley; and right voice choir, second solo, Beverly Fields; fifth solo, Marilyn Bond; seventh solo, Marilyn Payne; eight solo, Betty Webb; Martha Brobeck; Betty Wevster, Yvonne Marvin, Louise Retterer, Louise Emerson, Isabel McElroy, Becky Ellinwood, and Muriel Jividen. SENIOR TRIP - 1953 WASHINGTON D. C. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 Twenty-eight Seniors graduated at the 74th annual commencement exercises of the Richwood High School, held May 28, in the H. S auditorium. R. M. Garrison was the speaker of the evening. Following was the program for the evening: Processional, Coronation Processional, Jones, High School Band: Invocation, Rev. Robert C. Turner, First Baptist Church; Music, Night Song, Clokey, H. S. Girls Ensemble; Music, Little Norwegian Suite, Hansen, High School Band; Salutatory, Miss Arlene Dickason, class of 1953; Presentation of Class Memorial. Mr. Richard Oman, President, class of 1953; Valedictory, Miss Luzon Groty, class of 1953; Music, You'll Never Walk-Alone, from Carousel, H. S. Glee Club; Class Address, Mr. R. M. Garrison, State Dept, of Education; Music, Symphony No. 5, High School Band; Presentation of Awards, Mr. R. D. Fetter, Principal, Richwo -d High School; Presentation of Class of 1953, Mr. H. R. Fisher, Claibourne-Richwood Schools; Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Ralph Matlack, President, Board of Education; Benediction, Rev. Robert C. Turner. Members of the high school graduating class were: John Ankney, Darlene Battles, Bonnie Bernhard, Helen Brelsford, Samuel Bumgarner, Mary Ann Chapman, Phyllis Clark, Donald Colegrove, Jan es Curl, Arlene Dickason, Ronald Dildine, Johna Eaches, Larry Greenwood, Luzon Groty, Ernest McElroy, Carolyn Mosher, Richard Oman, Roger Oman, Walter Pfleider, Samuel Pierce, Dale Rush, Sarah Snoup, Patricia Shuman, Aileen Tinch, Roger Travis, Wilda Mae Turner, Sarah Vance and Roland Wood. Front row, left to right: Sam Bumgarner, Sam Pierce, Ron Dildine, Roger Travis, John Fry, Larry Green- wood, Robert Millington, Tom Shields, Larry Chapman. Second row, left to right: Coach Fritz Drodof- sky, John Moyer, John Smith, Bob Shearer, Ivan Chandler, Dick Oman, Rolland Wood, Max Hoffman, John Coder, Assistant Coach, R. D. Fetter. Third row, left to right: Howard Cheney, Bob Roberts, Jim Fox, Bill Rand ill, Earl Price, Robert Matlack, Dick Monroe. VARSITY FOOTBALL Along about September ninth of 1952 the Richwood Tigers started another season of football and to all by-standers it looked like another average season, too bad and not too good. But to the surprise of many fans and most of all the boys who played was the way the season turned out. We discovered that we could win ball games. We started but with a mild victory over Elm Valley 13-6. The coaches didn’t consider this much of a payment for the loss they handed us last year, but we won it anyhow. Then came our big rivals, who else, Marysville. We journeyed down to the big town and didn't come back very happy, because they upset our goal and handed us a thorough 27-6 licking. After this week, we were still licking our wounds, we played a tough game at Mt. Gilead and finally squeezed out a 19-13 victory. We then decided to get down to business and play some football and were all ready for the highly rated Carding- ton team whom we all wanted to beat very bad and our wishes were granted by a score of 44-0. We then traveled up to Plymouth and came back with another victory under our belts, 46-0. Then came another rival for the Tigers in the form of the Irish of St. Marys. We had a tough time at first, but finally managed to dig out a 32-13 victory over them. Then came the team that was to take the Mid-Buckeye and we wanted to prove to them that they couldn't and after a hard-fought game we had another victory from Big Walnut by a score of 27-14. Then came the final game for the season and the last for a group of Seniors and we wanted to make it good, but we were playing a team who hadn't been beaten in two years, and had only six points scored on them this season, but we were determined to finish the season with a win so we fought hard and won a well-deserved game by defeating undefeated Butler 20-12. This brought to an end the 1952 season of football for the Richwood Tigers. Although we didn't take part in the Mid-Buckeye League we beat all the teams of it and were awarded a nice trophy for our sea- son of seven wins and a lone defeat. SEASON RECORD Richwood 13 Elm Valley 6 Richwood 6 Marysville 27 Richwood 19 Mt. Gilead 13 Richwood 44 Cardington 0 Richwood 46 Plymouth 0 Richwood 32 St. Marys 13 Richwood 27 Big Walnut 14 Richwood 20 Butler 12 Record 7 wins-1 lost Left to right: Rosalie Bumgarner, Roberta Kirk, Carolyn Mosher, Marilyn Bond, and Sarah Shoup. HOMECOMING On October seventeenth the Annual Homecoming game was played with Marion St. Marys the visiting team. Queen Carolyn Mosher was crowned by the retiring queen, Shirley Southard The Alumni Association presented the queen with a bouquet of red roses, Carolyn’s attendants were: Senior, Sarah Shoup; Junior, Marilyn Bond; Sophomore. Roberta Kirk; and Freshman Rosalie Bumgarner. First row, left to right: Sam Pierce, Ronnie Dildine, Dick Oman, Sam Bumgarner, Tom Shields, Larry Chapman. Second row, left to right: Lynn Slemmons, Don Salyer, Robert Matlack, Fred Cheney, John Coder, Bob Shearer, Max Hoffman, John Fry, Howard Cheney. Third row, left to right: Jim Kyle, Bill Randall, Kenneth Donnelly, David Allen, Lloyd Douglas, John Moyer, Jim Fox, Bob Roberts. BASKETBALL The 1952-53 basketball season for the Richwood Tigers was started out with a bang with the Tigers winning their first six games. The season then advanced with the Tigers holding their own and losing some tough ones before the regular season was over. This season was one of the best ever for the Tigers with them setting quite a few records that will stand for a while. Their nineteen wins and only five defeats may be the best ever. The team score of 105 points for a single game is a new record for the school. Dick Oman's individual score for his senior year and his total score for all four years is a new record. Although our Tigers didn't go v far as we would have liked, we still can thank all the boys who made up the squad for their fine work throughout the 1952-53 season. Richwood 77 Darby 49 Richwood 59 Union 57 Richwood 61 Johnstown 27 Richwood 53 Marysville 46 Richwood 82 Magnetic 56 Richwood 46 Byhalia 56 Richwood 79 Cardington 48 Richwood 64 Liberty 60 Richwood 40 St. Marys 46 Richwood 105 Big Walnut 35 Richwood 97 Darby 41 Richwood 76 Pleasant 71 Richwood 79 Union 71 Richwood 64 Mt. Gilead 60 Richwood 84 Magnetic 62 Richwood 70 Elm Valley 72 Richwood 50 Byhalia 43 Richwood 67 Liberty 53 Richwood 66 University 53 Richwood 49 Magnetic 56 Richwood 53 Byhalia 29 Richwood 73 Northwestern 61 Richwood 61 Magnetic 56 Richwood 56 Hebron 74 HEY TEAM! GET THAT BALL AND LET'S GO. The varsity cheerleaders were: Helen Brelsford, Senior; Beverly Fields, Junior; Huberta Bevis, Sophomore; Roberta Kirk, Sophomore. Reserve cheerleaders were chosen from the Freshman and Sopho- more Classes. Elected were: Ann Evans, Freshman; Charlene Blue, Sophomore; Ruth Graham, Sopho- more. At the Close of the basketball season Kay Brobeck was elected to replace the graduating senior. Front row, left to right: Bob Roberts, John Ankney, Jim Fox. Sam Pierce, Dick Monroe. Second row, left to right: Fritz Drodofsky, Coach, Sam Bumgarner, Larry Greenwood, Roger Travis, Dick Oman, Fred Cheney, John Smith, Max Patch, Dick Fetter, Coach. TRACK The track season of 1953 was another good season for the Tigers. This made it three years in a row that we have come home with second place in the district. It seemed that there was just always some- one a little bit better to take the top position. The Tigers sent more boys to the state this year than ever before, but we weren’t so successful there, with only Dick Oman placing third in the low hurdles. Outside of this record, the only change on the board was Jim Fox, who tied the high jump mark with a jump of 5 feet 7 inches. The track season was drawn to a close at the state meet with all the members of the squad deserving a fine word for their work. 1953 TRACK SUMMARY 20th. in the State in Class B with 3 points 2nd. in Central District with 33. 2 points 5th. in Upper Sandusky Class A Relay with 39 points 3rd. in State in Low Hurdles Also won Mid-Buckeye Conference meet with 80 points. Front row, left to right: Sara Cheney, Yvonne Marvin, Rebecca Ellenwood, Polly Jo Allen, Carol Roberts. Second row, left to right: Shirley Reeley, Martha Brobeck, Betty Jo Webster, Doris Randall, Marilyn Bond, Valeta Grindell. Not pictured: Beverly Fields. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club was formed this year for the purpose of helping the school and com- munity with its smaller typing and duplicating problems. Any student who has at least one semester of typing and a speed of 30 words a minute on the typewriter is eligible to join this club. There was little work done this year by the club, but it is hoped that in future years the club will become larger and serve as a very use fu' organization of the school. 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