Ross Township High School - Rossonian Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

. Q, 3, we Q4 :il K . ,, f A - sf-WMS. s 55255 NJ 2 6757 6? Annual Publication of Senior Class Ross Township School Hamilton, Ohio The Editors just resting, thank you. ATIUN This book is dedicated in loving memory of our former classmate, Glen Morris. Glen was taken from us in May, 1948 when he was a student in the seventh grade. His classmates remember him as a pleasant com- panion and loyal friend who was always inter- ested in furthering any projects pertaining to the class or the school. Glen entered Ross School with our class in the first grade in the year 1941 and had he lived he would have been with us as a member of the 1953 graduating class. We wish to take this way of honoring the memory of our friend and classmate, Glen Morris. QR SEHIUHS ROBERT BOBER Millville Bob . . . reason for class meetings being a dis- turbance . . . Walke the second . . Smoke, smoke, smoke, that cigarette . . . Watch that stuff . . . dislikes untrue women . . . tops with the Sax . . . hobby is going steady . . . never a dull moment . . . always a laugh . . . found under the hood of his hot-rod. No one knows what he can do until he tries. RALPH BRYANT Gandertown Bub . . . brown eyes that hypnotize . . . Oh, that car . . . That's uncommonly dumb . . . Why Mr. Fry . . . Carry on Matre . . . dresses like a dream . . . usually found at Johnson's . . . collects basketball write-ups . . . atten- tive Ross fan . . . a quarter, please . . . thanks . . . always ready for a race . . . boy Short- hand wonder . . . pet peeve, Mr. Lunsford's basketball substitutions. He who is firm and resolute in will moulds the world to himself. Congress conferring with President. GRACE HILTON Venice Gracie . . . one of the reasons for this won- derful annual . . . her speed in shorthand and typing will make a very efficient secre- tary . . . pet peeve is the Senior Class . . . wants to be a success in whatever she does- and we bet she will . . . this blonde-haired, blue-eyed miss is a tgrrific piano player. Climb high. climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. MARY LOUISE COLWELL Morman Road Mary . . . treasurer of Senior Class . . . rea- son for our bankruptcy . . . can be found with Paul . . . pet peeve, people who don't pay their class dues . . . likes shorthand . . . because she has fun . . . also likes to hot-rod in her '37 Ford . . . collects pictures . . . you're too young . . . that dark hair is like Black Magic . . . wants to be a beautician. She was a phantom of delight when first she gleamed upon my sight. , Meeting now in session. If N 40 ,gui as Ai! 'Q- is-1' lin BARBARA BOYD Auburn Scoot . . . her first year at Ross, she likes it . . . her favorite hobby is strummin' her old mandolin . . . Heck to it . . . with her brown hair and blue eyes she will make a wonderful nurse some day . . . hopes to meet a good looking doctor . . . spends most of her time doing church activities. She needs no eulogy- she speaks for herself. ALICE BRISBIN Venice Squirt . . . likes bookkeeping class as long as her books balance . . . remarks Gee whenever she is surprised . . . dislikes two- faced people . . . her friendly smile is the essence of a true friend . . . is gifted in sewing ability . . . likes home economics class. Fair words never hurt the tongue. 'Milfs i You boys act like yorfre bashful. is - We know better. B ' . A, va 1 ,Sw 'FH 'Mai rv .ll , ' if ,,w,,....- vii, Ti . lg. g 2 i , I A l A is .4 f ' ,, .. l . f f sf 4 Q f ff? 525' . 5 Y I 0.3 , .V A si- sf .- - , f 7 4 an v- . . sa., , :aft D-,e r T 1' JOHN BURWINKLE New Haven Road Bur . . . seen at all dances . . . excels in football . . . wants to be a farmer . . . I don't believe it . . . loves to make noises . . . can usually be found at home . . . something about those blue eyes that attract attention . . . constantly humming . . . agrees with Grace in English. A little learning is a dangerous thing. JOHN CORNETT Millville Johnny . . . something about that black hair that attracts attention . . . one of the hard- wood's best . . . star of the diamond . . . Oh Lord! . . . ambition is to become a dyemaker . . . likes math class . . . can usually be found at Zeke's . . . expert card player . . . always has an ace in the hole. Play hard and fair, be loyal to your teammates. if You've got a heavy load there. Em 'N--a ROSEMARY D1-:LONG Millville Rose . . . can usually be found at the Roller Rink . . . wants to be a, secretary . . . dis- likes bossy people . . . For gosh sake when she makes a mistake in typing . . . brown eyes and black hair that attract attention . . . best skater of the senior class . . .likes home ec. because they never get any homework. Her voice ugas ever soft and low-an excellent thing in a woman. MARGIE DILYERD Hamilton Marge . . . better known as Dilly . . . thought she was a rough basketball player until she played the teachers . . . what about that? . . . she just wants to be a success in life . . . spends most of her spare time with Whitey. . . . loves going to Sportsmens with him on Saturday nights. Her smile is the sweetest that was ever seen. Leave it to the girls. MARTHA ENDRESS Millville blond natural curly hair and will Toots . . . - make a quiet man a good wife . . . wonder- ful cook and can sew anything from baby booties to men's pants . . . Oh ' . . . how she despises those English tests every day . . . . wishes to get a job as a private secre- tary after graduation . . . can always be found at home. Originality is simply a pair of fresh eyes. MARLENE FLETCHER Venice Pedro . . . fun always surrounds this red head . . . Oh, crum when she can't read her shorthand . . . dislikes people who think they are better than anyone else . . . ambition is to become a' stenographer . . . has a terrific scrapbook . . . fond of swimming. Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. 'iifvium J.,-big X gp.-nndfr up-f ' XX X Perry Como-the sweetest GORDON FO-X Herman Road . Babe . . . does wonders with the drums . . . hair that attracts both male and female . . . constantly combing it . . . enjoys sitting through an hour of physics . . . can do won- ders on the dance floor . . . Heavens to Betsy! . . . likes to park . . . cars that is . . . enjoys Carters and study halls. There was music all about us. FAYETTA GLAUB Millville Fay . . . Oh, nuts! . . . when English quiz- zes appear . . . a definite asset to the softball team . , . to be a stewardess is this blue eyed gal's ambition . . . loves to go horse- back riding . . . knows where you can buy gfiod Christmas trees . . . gym is her favorite c ass. Consider the postage stamp . . . it se- cures success through its ability to stick to one thing until it gets there. music this side of Ross. 15 They have hidden talent. ELDON GREEN . Hamilton-Cleves Road Midget . . . can be seen driving a wrecker . . . makes lots of visits to Colerain . . . made a wonderful tackle on the football team and backstop Ccatcherh in baseball . . . likes to bowl at Remer's . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . excels on the steel guitar . . . wants to be a mechanic-practice makes perfect. Cheerfulness is essential to a full life. WAUTHALEAN HAGGARD South 11th Street Waffles . . . ardent baseball fan . . . That's life when things go wrong in typing . . . rates tops as a head majorette . . . this brown haired, blue eyed gal can usually be found at Wehr's . . . plans to work in Fisher Body's Accounting Department . . . her warm friendly smile will take her far. Arguments out of a pretty mouth are unanswerable. JOYCE HUNTER Millville Trouble . . . there's never a serious moment in her mind . . . her secret ambition is to become a typist . . . fiddle . . . dislikes peo- ple who like to be boss . . . found around home working on her scrapbook when not at the roller rink . . . spends most of her study halls and sometime classes writing and dreaming about Joe. Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. lm' it just a little cIoser,.jack! They won't bite. Q N MARY JANE JOHNSON ia fa Be brave, Jack! 14 Half Mile from Venice Sary . . . likes her quiet neighbors . . . high stepping majorette . . . hazel eyes that can melt ice . . . Oh that hair . . . dislikes people that make fun of others . . . usually with Bob . . . Oh shoot . . . pert nert . . . always a smile . . . but watch that temper loves bowling . . . always an answer great stock car fan. A man is always better than a book. I JOHN STANLEY KELLER Smith Road .s Jack . . . good at figures-he s our basketball 'VN wif? ' nf- statistician . . . always getting into some Q., iffy kind of mischief . . . plans to invent a key- -g,.,u 1 less typewriter . . . can either be found at Lindenwald or with Howard . . . he says he W likes physics because it is his easiest subject. Conversation is an art which a man has all mankind for competition. . ps . V K - r,F.,.. .l vm A av 'Y i . Q Q. - aw: 'SB K r 'Q ' faiesm X' ww Q ,Q iw' l nur new '-.. K ' s ann yy .W , ' Qs: WW Xi Let's go a little slower, 'Q,',,,,.,... Q y , .. as say about seventy! ,,, ,W 1 us JIM LEUGERS Seever's Corner Jimmy . . . fine on the hardwood . . . also excels on the dance floor . . . squirt of the class . . . can usually be found at'Foxes . . . Oh Lord! -. . . enjoys bookkeeping practice sets . . . always has an answer. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. GENEVA LEWIS New Baltimore Jean . . . blue eyes that draw the opposite sex . . . excels in cheerleading . . . Oh quit . . . figure of a model . . . source of fun . . . always on the go . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . never a dull moment. A woman's heart, like the moon, is always changing, but there is always a man in it. NANCY LAMPTON Sharon Park Nance . . . constantly having fun-usually at Frisch's . . . baby of the class . . . always saying So what's a matter with ya?? . . . chucked full of ideas . . . always writing let- ters but won't tell their destination . . . keeps both the male and mailmen busy . . . detests English class but likes trigger cause they horse around. true applause, and love. HOWARD LAPP - Three-fourths Mile from Venice Flapper . . . I don't agree with y'ou . . . Oh, that wavy hair . . . That's our man . . . raving Miami fan . . . I wouldn't kid you boy . . . loves his models . . . trains that is . . . brains of the history class . . . would like to be a judge at a beauty contest. You believe easily that which you hope for earnestly. wa ' f ' Save it V l the pieces. ,yy X Q. 655, 'f You have deserved high commendation, ELMER LODDER Ross Hanover Road Sonny . . . knows the best place to buy flow- ers in town . . . big wheel as F.F.A. presi- dent . . . boasts a high bowling score . . . when a problem appears If anybody can do it, Gary can . . . wants to become an en- gineer . . . likes Ag. class because he can argue who has the fastest hot-rod. Appetite, a universal wolf. GLENN MILLER Half Mile from Millville Mill . . . talk, dark, and handsome . . . dis- likes stuck-up people . . . line on the hard- wood . . . likes his nickname . . . can us- ually be found at Zeke's . . . Good Lord! , . . always on the go . . . sure to be a suc- cess . . . whizz on skates . . . likes history class . . . good teacher. The only uqay to have a friend is .to be one. s,gp in 3 ' Ladies ' oi leisure. X qi! rfb'- wi? i if , t QJPV' G A iv, Ni' Q ' N - 'ml mb'--f 7' A V17 ff s That's a Crosley for you! GLORIA ANN NOGLE Millville Susie Pickles . . . from a 5' V27 cheerleader to a kindergarten teacher . . . detests getting up in the morning . . . loves mathematics especially trigger because they horse around . . . Strange things a happenin' when something goes wrong with the Ross Rays . . . never home, usually at Frisch's. The wisest, the wittiest, the bravest, the prettiest. JOY NO-GLE One-fourth Mile from Millville Joyce Ruby . . . wonders it all Crosleys have to be pushed . . . Oh happy day when eating fish sandwiches at Frisch's . . . wants to be a success-and will . . . what energy as a cheerleader . . . this inquisitive miss likes physics because she likes to know why things are the way they are . . . her hobby is having fun. Who hath a book has friends at hand and gold and gear at his command. I N S 4. y .x R 2 . UV N sf 'X .N .X- , S Ex gg My x x i s , My K: , JACK PHILLIPS New London Road Phil . . . Mr. Football U.S.A. . . L-what a physique . . . wants to be a mechanic and is usually practicing on his Ford . . . likes to sleep-mostly in class . . . spends half his time at Smith's . . . the army will soon have this lad . . . To every man, his own taste when he disagrees with someone. No small art it is to sleep: it is necessary for that purpose to keep awake all day. EUGENE RICE Millville Red . . . male carrot top of the class . . . ambition is to get out of school . . . likes to race his hot-rod-that's a car'?? . . . eats everything and anything . . Everything I have is yours -so he says . . . one of the gang that hangs out at Zeke's . . . con- stantly having a good time. Oh. why should life all labor be? Let's get down to earth kids! 1 LJ The ladder to the stars. MARY ANN SCHRADIN Shandon Marion . . . one of the reasons we have such a wonderful Ross Rays this year . . . Oh for pete sakes! . . . loves to drive John's old Ford especially in the alley . . . this brown haired 1assy's greatest ambition is to become a secretary some day . . . her wardrobe is the latest fashion from the campus . . . often seen around the Blue Platter in the summer time. Diligence is the mother of good luck. JACK STAMPER Shandon Gramps . . . silver threads in that black hair . . . prefers to stay out of the army . . . first senior to hear wedding bells . . . future will be at Carole's disposal . . . can usually be found sleeping in third period-study hall . . . loves ,basketball but referees are his pet peeve . . . always greets you with a warm friendly smile. Here's to matrimony, the high sea for which no compass has been invented. ,s i' gp'-1' if 'G T X ANNA LOUISE THOMPSON Hamilton-Cleves Road Annie . . . president of F.H.A .... cause for their success . . . blond haired majorette . . . crowned by Miss Etter at F.H.A. dance . . . Tell Me . . . always seen with Glenn and his Model T . . . secret ambition is to become a typist . . . enjoys being bus pa- trolman. Energy will do anything that can be done in the world. JOAN TOLLEY Timberman Road Prissy . . . loves to argue politics with a strong Democrat . . . one of the reasons for this wonderful annual . . . detests people who try to be big shots . . . something about those blue eyes and blond hair that attracts males -and females, too . . . this future secretary is always saying, You're too young. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Is the saw sharp enough? 1 ' x Q3 il x lt. Sis Q ml- : 'ln 1. ..,, L . , v. ,. -:fs .. ,Ex ad. ,. wmv 'UN We believe in giving the workout. GAYLE WEBER Venice Myrtle . . . likes to collect pictures of tele- vision stars . . . more fun than a barrel of monkeys when this little devil is around . . . always arguing just for fun . . . would like to be a bookkeeper if there is a dependable adding machine near . . . blue eyes that sparkle with devilment. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. PAT WOGENSTAHL Smith Road Windy . . . loves all kinds of music in any form . . . always willing to help someone . . . pet peeve is people who can't see some- thing good in everyone . . . shorty of the class . . . spends spare time at Mill-Villa or horseback riding . . . this brown haired, brown eyed miss would like to be in show business. There's language in her eye, her cheek, her wit. LAST .WILL AND TEST AMENT We, the Senior class oi 1953, do hereby will and bequeath the following: I, I, I, I. I, I. I, I, I, I, I. I, I, I. I, I, I, I. L I, I. I. I, I, L I, 1, L I, I, I. L I, I, I, Bob Bober, will my hairy legs to Dick West. Barbara Boyd, will my cold. hands to Oberine Stacy. Alice Brisbin, will my skating ability to Pat Blakely. Ralph Bryant, will my shorthand ability to Don Minges. John Burwinkle, will my ability to graduate to anyone who can stand 12 years of school. Mary Louise Colwell, will my ability to drive without a license to anyone who can't get by with it. John Cornett, will my ability in basketball to Marion Moore. Rosemary DeLong, will my ability to roller skate to Lois Perpingon. Margie Dilyerd, will my ability in playing basketball to Nancy Butterfield. Martha Endress, will my sewing ability in Home Ec. to anyone who can use it. Gordon Fox, will my drums to Mary Jo. Marlene Fletcher, will my abilty to stay thin to Imogene Kehr. Fayetta Glaub, will my good posture to Lois Perpingon. Eldon Green, will my short legs to Bob McDonald. Wauthalean Haggard, will my majorette hat to Margie Burns. Grace Hilton, will my ability. to type to anyone who wants to be kept busy. Joyce Hunter, will my ability in cake baking to Joe. Mary Jane Johnson, will my temper to Geneva Colwell. Jack Keller, will my knowledge of Chemistry to Jim Rader. Nancy Lampton, will my ability to think up floor shows to anyone who wants the job. Howard Lapp, will my ability in Algebra to Jim Mick. Jim Leugers, will my crew hair cut to Priscilla Smith. Jean Lewis, will my cheerleading ability to Priscilla Smith. Elmer Lodder, will my ability to pay attention in Algebra to Gary Shaw. Glenn Miller, will my height to Jim Houser. Gloria Nogle, will my free time??? to any one with a lot of study halls. Joy Nogle, will my muscles from pushing the Crosley to anyone who wants transportation. I Jack Phillips, will my beard to Ralph Vaughn. Gene Rice, will my Ford to Ralph Vaughn. Mary Ann Schradin, will my job as editor of Ross Rays to anyone who can tackle the job. Jack Stamper. will my ability to get married as soon as I graduate to Priscilla Smith. Anna L. Thompson, will my ability to run the mimeograph machine to anyone who likes ink spots on their clothes. Joann Tolley, will my faith in the Republican party to Mrs. Wildman. Gayle' Weber, will my ability to stay out of trouble to the class of 54 . Patty Wogenstahl, will my naturally wavy hair to girls who are tired of bobby pins and curlers. CLASS PROPHECY A trip through space!! Isn't it exciting? As we travel along we shall stop off at the different planets and see our old classmates. Jack Phillips, our able mechanic, is tinkering with the new jet twenty-four rocket ship which was designed by Sir Robert Bober, recently knighted Duke of the South Afghanistan government. The stewardess, Miss Joyce Hunter, tells us to fasten our safety belts because we're off! We are now entering the orbit of Pluto. Here we will stop to pick up the lovely dancer, Miss Gloria Nagle, Queen of Dance. When we finally get started, we see Gayle Weber, the secretary of the Grand Duke of Pluto. Gayle likes her job very much. QI wonder if it's because the Duke is such a handsome creature.J And who is the Duke? Well he is Ralph Bryant, a wonderful veterinarian famous all over the universe for his cure of moon sickness. The passengers are ready to go and the Admiral, Eugene Rice, takes his place and starts the rocket for its long journey. Next stop i Jupiter. Fasten your safety belts. We're coming in for a landing! Whee! That was exciting. After leaving the Space Ship Academy we are taken to the royal palace by jimmy Leugers, the chauffeur of the King of Jupiter who is none other than King Robert Cleaver, our former class advisor. Entering this great building, we hear beautiful music being played by our own Grace Hilton, famous for her wonderful piano solos. We are all invited to attend a grand ball in the honor of Master john Burwinkle, a well-known farmer who has won the Nobel Peace Prize. for the new farming process. Congratulations, Master Burwinkle! One of the many guest stars at this affair is Rosemary DeLong, famous figure skating star. We're off again! Pretty soon we see Madam Mary Louise Calwell, well known for her famous hair styles. She will show us some of her latest creations. Look! There is Alice Brisbin, the fabulous cook who invented the dish of spaghetti and meat balls without the spaghetti. My what a delicious dish! We are now on the planet Venus, where the reunion of the Class of 53 will be held. We are invited to attend the crowning of Miss Venus who is the former Anna Louise Thompson. Congratulations to her and the many attendants who sit with her court. Miss Venus sits before her court and the entertain- ment begins. As the curtain rises we see Patricia Wagen- stahl, famous Opera Star. She is singing her famous song, The School Days Blues, which was written by Glenn Miller, a well-known song writer. His latest song is Space Ship Blues. Next is a fashion show which stars Miss Jean Lewis, the famous model. Her clothes are designed by Miss Fayetta Glaub and made by Miss Martha Endress. A wonderful performance. Everyone quiet! The curtain is going up on another entertainer who is Gordon Fox, drummer boy of 1953. He has just signed a contract with a famous producer and will replace Gene Krupa. As the orchestra starts to play Mary Jane johnson steps out into the spotlight. Her beautiful voice has won her fame from one planet to another. We now hear strains from -a steel guitar which is played by Eldon Green, the boy wonder of the year. He has a mighty, pretty music partner. Marlene Fletcher, the beautiful actress, is taking her place beside Miss Venus. She can be seen in her first hit, Ramshackle Inn, a wonderful production. We see many celebrities here. There is Wauthalean Haggard, manager of the Universe Winners, the baseball champions of the year. On this team is Johnny Cornett who is the world' greatest pitcher. No wonder the team hasn't lost any games. With them is Margie Dilyerd, woman athlete of the year. There is lack Keller, inventor of the keyless typewriter. We also see Mary Ann Schradin secretary to Jack. She is the only person who can write letters on his invention. It'is getting dark so we return to the rocket. On the way we pass a large radish farm owned by Elmer Lodder, the first man to develop the salted radish. At the airport we are interviewed by Joy Nogle, noted reporter and editor of Mercury Publications. Miss Nogle has just finished covering the story of the cross between the grasshopper and the ant by the noted entomologist, Nancy Lampton. Nancy is always accompanied by Joann Tolley, the only person to take 500 words a minute in shorthand. On the way back we are astonished to be sitting next to Miss Barbara Boyd, first woman president of the universe. At the space port we are met by Howard Lapp who has finally sold the Brooklyn Bridge to Jack Stamper. Jack wishes to reconstruct a model of it across Indian Creek. 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Letting week-end homework go until Sunday . . . -A whole two-day vacation!! -It's 10:00 p.m. and every one is frantically doing their homework!! -Blue Monday. jack S. looks like he had quite a in week-end.. Everyone settles down to school routine. Happy Birthday, Eldon G.!! -Happy Birthday, Elmer L.!! -Booster Club has wiener roast. More fun!! -Football game at Colerain. We won!! 13-Girls preparing for a big Saturday night date . . . -All of the senior boys went to church. Ha, Ha, Ha. -Senior pictures taken . . . Eight cameras broken!! -Seniors out of school for ads . . . Lucky us . . . -Floyd Strack came to school! Oh no! This is too much! Everyone getting anxious about the Fairfield game tomorrow. -Happy Birthday, Jack K.!! Clubs met for the first time. Football team recovering from Fairfield game . . . -Happy Birthday, J oy N.!! Butler County Fair begins. -Mr. Chavre from India presented a wonderful assembly!! -Seniors got their proofs . . . No comment . . . -Band .plays at Butler County Fair. Everyone proud of Mr. Tracy!! -Football game at Stewart . . . Wellllllll . . . -School closes for fair. Oh Happy Day!! 27-4-H members recovering from fair . . . -Jack Heck came to church!! -Marionette program . . . Love these assemblies. No class!! -Sonny L. fell asleep in class. Rough week-end??? OCTOBER -Mr. Finkbine late for Physics. Tsk! Tsk! -Mr. Finkbine on time for Physics . . . Students unprepared!! -Football game at Seven-Mile . . . 1000' below 0!! -Saturday night . . . all seniors in bed at 8:30 p.m.!! -jean and Sary went to church . . . preacher dropped dead!! -Play practice begins for Seniors . . . Mr. Frey, a riot. -Went home at 2:00 p.m. because of teacher's meet- ing . . . Students very sad . . . 9-Mr. Finkbine still sick. Bob Bober wore a suit and tie!! 10--Meeting of clubs. Feature Assembly about guns. Brrrrrrr 11-Football team and cheerleaders go to Piqua. We lost . . . 12-Football boys and cheerleaders dragging!! Miss Sauerbeck too!! 13-3A of the football team absent!! Rough week-end??? 14- Nancy Jo has Elmer's ring . . . Congratulations!! 15-Archery assembly . . . Mrs. Wildman home sick. 16- Report cards come out!! Parents were all proud of children's report cards . . . 17-Football game at West Alex. 18-Ahhhhhhhhhhh!! Two days of sleep . . . 19- 20- Still sleeping. School!! What a shock!! 21-Back into the swing of things. Seniors go to Armco. 22-Mr. Frey tells one of his famous stories to the 23- Seniors . . . Happy Birthday, jack S.!! Rosemary selected Home- coming Queen. Congratulations!! 24-Football game with McGuffey . . . Homecoming game... 25-Wauthalean has Joe's class ring. Congratulations!! 2 6- 2 7-- Halloween Party in Millville . . . Goblins and witches, beware!! Monday morning and Mr. Finkbine never did show up for Physics . . . 28-Mr. Frey wears his brother's shirt to school . . . he 29- ran out of them!!! Everyone preparing their costumes for the carnival. 30-Halloween Carnival . . . Jack and Priscilla win first prize for their costumes . . . 31-School dismissed for teacher's meeting . . . Tra La La . . . NOVEMBER 1-jack Stamper actuzllly went to work at 6:00 a.m. 2 -Miss Sauerbeck and Mr. Montgomery are en- gaged!! Congratulations . . . 3-Howard and Mrs. Wildman still discussing Bob 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Taft . . . -Eisenhower wins school election . . . -Eisenhower wins national election . . . Seniors anal- yze the election. -Dress rehearsal for Senior play . . . This is a play??? -Cheerleaders chosen. The Seniors present their play!! -Seniors resting up after the play. Happy Birthday, Rosemary D.!! -Bob Bober found eating worms!! fafter effects from the playj -Juniors write comments on senior play in English class!! -Cheerleaders stiff and sore from practicing . . . -Driver Training Assembly . . . F.F.A. Convention at Ross . . . 13-F.T.A. meeting at Fairfield. 14-First basketball game at Whitewater. We won!! 15-Terrific Sadie Hawkins Dance!! 16--Picking straw out of hair from the dance . . . 17-Still scratching!! 18-Terrific game with Hanover!! 19-Basketball season in full swing!! 20-Seniors ordered name cards. 21-Played Seven Mile . . . No comment . . . 22-Happy Birthday, Fayetta G.!! 23-Ralph Bryant actually went to church!! 24-Nancy Jo wins Voice of Democracy Contest . . . Congratulations!! 25--Only one more day of school this week . . . Oh Happy Day . . . 26-Special assembly. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!! Won game with Wayne. 27--Everyone enjoys a big Thanksgiving feast and counts their many blessings . . . 28-Oh, I shouldn't have eaten so much!! Game with Springfield. 29-Four Blessed days of vacation. Ahhhhhh . . . 30-Had a terrific snow!! All the children playing in the snow! DECEMBER 1--Blue, Blue, Monday!! 21-S inces of snow and we have to come to school!! 3-Only 378 inches of snow left now . . . 4-Grange dinner at Ross. 5-Game with Reily . . . 6-Clubs meet . . . 7-Everyone rejoicing over our basketball victory!! 8-Another Monday and back to classes . . . 9-Somebody hid the rollers on Mrs. Stingers chair . . . which senior is the guilty one??? 10-Mrs. Stinger's rollers have been found . . . ll-Cheerleaders start practicing for tomorrow night's game!! 12-Happy Birthday, Alice B.!! Beat Morgan in double overtime!! 13-Celebrating our victory!! 14--Sleeping . . . ftoo much celebrationj 15-Only one more week until Christmas vacation . . . Happy Day . . . 16-Martha Endress walking on clouds . . . I wonder!! I7-Gordon Fox finds his drum full of pin holes. 18-Everyone prepared for Hanover game tomorrow night!! 19--Last day before vacation . . . Oh Happy Day!! 20--Christmas vacation has begun!! 21-Alice Brisbin found peeking in the closets!! Why Alice . . . 22-Doing last minute Christmas shopping!! 23-Gayle Weber cleans out her fireplace for Santa!! 24-Happy Birthday, Joann T.!! 25-Merry Christmas, everybody!!!!! 26-Gee . . . Look what I got for Christmas. 27-Stores are overrun with gift-exchangers!! 28-jack Philips wearing a new navy sweater. 29-Priscilla Smith has a new watch. Very nice, jack!! 30-All ready for tomorrow night??? 31-Everybody celebrating New Year's Eve!! Happv New Year!! JANUARY 1-Shhhh . . . I'm asleep . . . Welcome 1953!! 2--Still welcoming in the New Year!! 3-Only one more day of vacation . . . 4--All the little school children awaiting tomorrow with eagerness . . . 5--Everyone is showing off their Christmas presents. 6-Snow, snow, and more snow!! 7-john B. went to sleep in English!! 8-Power off . . . No school!! 9-Beat Trenton in overtime!! 10-New Chevrolets come out!! CI wonder who could be writing this?Q 11-Juniors counting money from spaghetti supper . . . 12-School again . . . Oh Happy Day!! 13-Happy Birthday, Mary Louise C.!! Annual pictures taken!! 14-Have you got your date for the Winter Whirl ? 15-jean Lewis cut her hair again . . . Looks nice!! 16-Won a terrific game with Reily . . . 17-Played McGuffey in a close basketball game . . . 18-Nothing happened today . . . 19-Mr. Cleaver has got a short butch now . . . Looks real sharp!! 20-Jimmy and Doris still going strong!! 21--This is fair weather for January . . . 22-High school chorus square dances during chorus period!! 23-Game at school with Stewart . . . 24-Y-Teen Winter Whirl . . . More Fun!! 25-All faithful Y-Teens cleaning up the gym . . . 26-Nothing much . . . just another Monday. 27-Glenn Miller, in the process of falling asleep, fell off his study hall chair. 28-Glenn stayed awake in study hall today . . . 29-Happy Birthday, Mary jane j.!! 30-Mrs. Stinger loses her bookkeeping book!! 31-Mrs. Stinger's head is a littll sore. She found the book! FEBRUARY 1-February is here already!! 2-Jack Stamper and Carol Reams become engaged!! Congratulations!! 3--jack walking around in a daze . . . 4-Bookkeeping Class learns how to file Income Tax Returns. 5-Annie Thompson discovers that she is allergic to wool!! 6--Got beat by Wayne . . . Too bad it was a good game!! 7-Joyce Hunter receives two letters in one day!! 8--Seniors teach Mr. Frey some English for one day . . . Joke, it's Sunday!! 9-It's Monday morning and Mrs. Wildman's room is freezing . . . 10-School is warmer today . . . -Girl's gym period is spent taking the roll call!! -Seniors read all about Abe Lincoln . . . 13-Friday 13th and our tournament game! Well, maybe , next year we'll win . . . 14--Three senior cheerleaders still crying about last night's game. 15-Gene Rice went bowling! For the first time!! 16-Mr. Frey's classes seem to be working very hard on essays. 17-All of the fathers are sore from their basketball game last night!! 18-Band begins to practice for the spring concert . . . 19-Grace Hilton passes her 120 word per minute shorthand test!! 20-Bookkeeping class tearing their hair out . . . These practice sets!! 21-Seven Mile wins tournament for 4th straight year!! 22--Hanover won sportsmanship trophy last night!! 23-Seven Mile and Hanover sdll celebrating . . . 24-Seniors visit Champion Paper Mill!! 11 12 25-Seniors place No Parking Sign in the hall . . souvenir of yesterday. 26-F.H.A. girls preparing for the big dance tomorrow night. 27--Nancy, Gloria, and Joy get stranded in Hamilton. fjoy locked her keys in the carj. 28-Annie recovering from her duties as F.H.A. Queen last night!! MARCH 1-March is coming in like a lion!! 2-Mr. Finkbine is in bed with the flu . . . 3-Still snowing. 4-Happy Birthday, Wauthalean H.!! Senior Skating Party. 5-Mr. Finkbine still ill. 6--Shamrock Hop Cjunior Dancej is a wonderful success!! , 7-All of the English classes off to Miami U. to see Romeo and Juliet. . 8-Pat Wogenstahl slept through church! What hap- pened, Pat??? 9-Monday morning and Bob Bober came to school with different colored socks on!! 10-Oh Happy Day!! Spring is here again . . . ll-Happy Birthday, Gloria N.!! 12-Annual F.H.A. and F .F.A. Banquet!! Everyone stuffed . . . 13-Friday 13th again . . . Teachers play Girls Basket- ball Team . . . Girls won!! 14-Teachers are a little sore from yesterday's game . . . 15-Wauthalean in Florida . . . lucky girl!! 16-junior and Seniors girls see movie about hash slingers . . . 17--'Tis a great day for the Irish!! St. Patrick's Day . . . 18-Juniors seem a little nervous . . . wonder why??? 19-Dress Rehearsal for junior Play and Mr. Frey has the measles!! 20-Junior Play!! Great success . . . Congratulations, kids . . . 21-juniors counting their play money!! 22-School is overrun by the mea les!! 23-The seniors are the champions of the school Qbasket- ballj!! 24-Preliminary scholarship tests . . . 25-First baseball game . . . with Fairfield. 26-Happy Birthday, Martha E.!! 27-F.H.A. and F .F.A. Talent Show and Minstrel Show. 28-Have you got your date for the prom?? 29-Palm Sunday. 30-Monday morning and the school is warm Cit's warm outsidellj 31-Someone stacked the books in Howard's locker!! APRIL 1-The school burns down!! April Fool!! Every pupil tests. 2-Learn the results of yesterday's tests . . . Ugh . . . 3-Marilyn Sexton and Paul Kimble get married . . . 4-Only one more day to get your Easter clothes ready. 5-Happy Easter, everyone!! 6--Happy Birthday, John C.!! No school . . . Oh Happy Day. 7--County chorus sings for County P.T.A. meeting. 8-Stew for lunch . . . Oh well . . . 9-Seniors doing last minute preparations for dance. 10-Senior Dance! HM, Boy!! 11-Happy Birthday, Pat W.!! 12-Boy's, I hope you've got that date for the prom . . . 13-This is the week of the PROM!! 14-Happy Birthday, Gordon F. and Jack P.!l Spring Concert. IS-The DAY is drawing nearer and the Juniors are WORKING!! 16-Fellow's, I sure do hope you've asked that certain someone . . . 17-junior-Senior Prom-You can guess the rest!! 18-Joy's house looks like there might have been a party after the prom. fthere was!!!j 19-Congratulations, juniors, it was terrific!! 20-Honor Society present Sesquicentennial Program . . . 21-Everyone feeling proud of living in Ohio. 22-just an old ordinary Wednesday. We had stew again. 23-Beware, Columbus, F .H.A. girls are coming for their degrees. 24-F.T.A. visits Miami University. 25-F.H.A. girls still having a wonderful time in Columbus. 26-I-fH.A. girls are home and Miss Etter all in!! 27-Just one of those days we hate because we have to come back to school. 28-Seniors begin to realize they have only one more month of school. 29-Happy Birthday, Ralph B.!! Senior Skating Party . . . 30-just think, April, 1953 is gone forever . . . MAY 1-Happy Birthday, Ropytuhjknv Jones!! Anyone know him??? 2-The seniors have stopped studying . . . 3-Sunday, the day of rest . . . well, REST!! 4-Mrs. Wildman explains why it is necessary for seniors to study. 5-Happy Birthday, Glenn M.!! 6-Seniors begin to prepare for trip to Smokies! 7-Seniors stop studying again . . . we leave tomorrow. 8-We left!! Don't you miss us??? 9-Oh Happy Day!! The Smokies will never be the same. 10-Happy Birthday, john B.!! 11-Seniors back in school in body but not in mind. 12-Someone is celebrating their birthday today. 13-Only 10 more days till commencement. 14-Teachers give us tests. How could they?? We're Seniors!! 15-I wonder who the outstanding senior athlete will be? 16-Athletic Banquet. I can't tell you who the out- standing senior athlete is cause I'm writing this in March, chuckle, chuckle!! 17-Athletes and cheerleaders stuffed!! 18-Happy Birthday, Eugene R.!! 19-Seniors visit Fisher Body!! Love these free meals. 20-Seniors are cleaning up their books to turn in. 21-Seniors turn books in and-Oh heck, I don't want to graduate!! 22-Our last day in school-gathering all of our be- longings . . . There isn't anything left!! 23-We try our gowns on to be sure they fit. 24--Baccalaureate exercises-Seniors get serious. 25--Monday morning and no seniors . . . Don't you miss us??? 26-Seniors come to school to practice for commence- ment. 27-Commencement. Halls of Ross Hooded with salt water!! 28-Graduates now, no longer students, we take one last look. 29-Happy Birthday, jim L.!! Closing exercises and everyone wishes seniors good luck!! We'll need it!! RE MEM BER WHEN 12 1-li I an -L.. - TESC 1 -1 E 1 , RALPH ANNIE JACK JOANN HOWARD MARY BOB H' an K ,Q Fi, .4 A 1 : , I E f ' ...g fer t GORDON FAY JOHN ALICE SARY PHIL A A A is , ..,T.- . Q . 9 2 . . Q x .S - A I M- f -6 OH If 5 A 2 . -l J X Q: ,Q xl if? ivy ,A ' x ,, 'X 4 , 4 5 l I is , 'Q . ,, ga V I g W ' ww .. ' Aw' f : 3 : f ' GRACE GLENN JIM PAT MARTHA wi .E AM , K A . K f Q ' U L- 'Q :QA . ., N h I 'I'-I I C ' I 'tif XA - x ,E 'E I - v 6, xx I y ' ,, K 3 4 A MARGIE MARLENE GLORIA JOY GAYLE JM, , Q ' - 'J' he mf A 2 . . .4 V, ,X ,,, if . 0' I 5 r .fu f ff ' ' A ', ' 'X Q Y4 , f C 41 If J ,C L- q SONNY NANCY JOHN JOYCE 1'-'Q-M, UHDEHCLHSSIHEH of 'Q fix..-of of 1 Q., .Off 33 if we 4 f 57 ,K . SP'-S. gn-v I . x f' 1,7-' f',,.4v- f r X. N' ' ' X-N, . - , .,,... 1 -.. . R.. 5 N xi 2- ' I If . d 5 3, ,, 'sf' ' x f J ' W X . A , ' Q M-:r-. 'a ff . W 3 .ssssss-2 ' if' at I 1125?-. , ,.-:ss1'ss:1fS :f f We-...H+ 'C ,- .' ! 1' lm' . .... 2 8 7' 4 i ,Q- S 'an ,- f 3 01 vw .... Q- -is - 5'-'- 2? , '3' 7' 53 J. .. ...C if, - Y N 'K First Row: P. Smith CPres.J, J. Rader CV. Pres.7, O. Stacy CSecy.J, M. Warren Treas.J. Second Row: A. Bischoff, J. Brooks, L. Cobb, H. Cheek, E. Coffee. Third Row: J. Colborn, D. Cress, J. DuVa11, G. Falk, N. Hesselbrock. Fourth Row: I. Kehr, B. Knaus, A, Moberly, L. Perpingon, N. Ramsey. Fifth Row: J. Roberts, I. Rogers, C. Ross, J. Sefton, N. Shaw. Absent: D. Lorton, J. McNamara, J. Mick, G. Shaw, R. Vaughn. Q59 l 0 map' , . ' . . N' en' Q 0 535- if f.:Qi r A ... .5 Q- XX . , ul? t GK 'Ui In 2 g 0' -1, N. M 1 ' -- I Q . M-. -fi' x ' 5 X A t Y' - ..L, ' ' ' : n QI? L' gl? .5?:.ll' AS F 'D- Q WC 'O ge ,i . 3 It-V ,N' sf 5 K' C' '- A 4' '5 V JN: N ' i- wx..-f 4--sas.. Q f. 1 , . 3 g- 'A 'V as ' , 3: 'rg xx . ., r I IL. Q 'J 1- fi' ,Q , - K- I 7 v ' 5 H' P A 1' 'i 'eva-vw-'fi-1- 2' '- -'fs iid... :J 'A .KA i Q. :-L' 'Tw' f - -'Q ' iw fx' JN K is , A' fn .JV ml' 'N -vga ix 1 1 - 13-ll ,Xu v- f Asfiw w , First Row: J. Wessel fPres.J, W. Morris fTreas.l, T. Anders, J. Andes. CV. Pres.D, P. Blakely CSecy.J, J. Tracy Second Row: L. Anderson, J. Barrett, E. Burns, N. Burns, M. Burwinkel, N. But- terfield, J. Cain. Third Row: M. Campbell, G. Colwell, M. Crane, S. Davis, C. Depew, M. Dufficy, B. Endress. Fourth Row: G. Falkenstein, D. Fox, G. Hacker, S. Hall, S. Harris, R. Hicks, R. Hughes. Fifth Row: C. Krehbiel, M. Lewis, J. Lohr, R. Maddox, R. Massey, B. McDon- ald, D. Meyers. Sixth Row: J. Mick, A. Rhodus, W. Shaw, Seventh Row: J. Williams, J. Wilson. Absent: G. Gabriel, V. Perkins, H. Watson. P. Shelley, J. Smith, V. Theiss, D. West. QQ' - 8 as I A ,Tl 5? 5. ,gf , .Qt gi 959+ :L ' Q.. ,:,5,7 xg.. ' , 3' .si s.. Ks- , ... r. L N y AS 9 P r 'G 'le 'fs .,. are 'f ' Q' , 'ii' 4' .' T' fi- - :uf ..:1. .5 .31 3, mb-1 ... v gi. X K'-+1 Q- ' . fa gs . -, :Q if fb 11079 :X w- Y . ,. ' ' 1 -c' 'I , N s N f Q I hd 'A -at 4 -'H Z' , , ,N , .hh 1' ' ,Q x -A 'Q F N. v-- :rl-I 1: G I . K- lx Q xp Nga! R w .',- ,,,x 3-Z.. av, ' N- . T V Q 'N Q-av wk P' .Q 5 L N ' L 'R -'Cr bf-,i'X, qpif. ,-H' 1: -r S ffiix A N f A 'Q ls.. E 'R ' AQ, rs. .N is r':v'- W- . 2: al V -4? 'w . s' -. . R?-4 --I A fLX X. 5 fx' 7LJX1'fn 1- fx .W x . First Row: F. Spivey fPres.J, D. Witte CV. Pres.D, C. Stander fSecy.7, D. DeLong tTreas.D, C. Abney, G. Abney. Second Row: K. Barnett, H. Bryant, B. Bunce,,M. Burns, T. Burns, J. Cameron, J.' Creekbaum. Third Row: B. Day, C. DeLong, C. Dotson, M. Green, F. Hamilton, J. Hammon, R. Hesselbrock. Fourth Row: H. Hoover, S. Hoover, J. Houser, J. Keller, J. Knaus, C. Krehbiel, J. Loman. Fifth Row: G. Matheny, D. Minges, M. Moore, P. Morehouse, C. Patton, O. Perkins, D. Pottenger, Sixth Row: P. Saunders, C. Schliesman, S. fShe11ey, L. Stamper, M. Strothman, H. Swartz, W. Tolley. Seventh Row: C. Tozzer, D. Wagner, H. Whited, T. Williams, L. Wolf, L. Wyatt. K.:-if J D3 n.m.,'f,f' .so ' 'E 'S fi 7 1 . .ai y X 'I .lr V L f Ngfffxi' J ,. , ,f Q . .2 5 .QW ..., ' 9 -4- 4 , 2 ,I q i ' 'Hi nt saga K I 1. , J - ' R 5 4' '- G wwf Q f L og xv! ' ', . rf ., fl rf I- 4 Q ' M' f - ff - 4 . sr ' WW' F --' sf I t - I i ? I' . '-ff' M 7 1 Q 1 ' , -aff? K fb 'M F' isa n 1 I M' - .yi Q? 1. A ' 4 ' ' s . FH I-1 ,giant A C' C gn W in 't x r, ' fl Q 1 Q. 'UUA g Q f A , D 5 .....4.n.J1-, l.u1l 5 .- 4. 8 5, Q.masim'.f- W ..: ,.ha'w RADE EIGHTH G 4 gg slfga- V. 'Ml.r ag i First Row: It Carr, L. Lambton Moore, D. B S , K. Lancaster, G. Bales, M. ryant, M Shaw, N Vincent, R. Hughes- econd Rvw: A. Cheek, S. Williams, J. Smith, J. Glaub, J Hammons, E. Smith, P. Phillips, B. Robert Third Row: Miss Etter, R. Shelle R. Parrot D s, s. Bogaf , E. A derson, R. Mi S, , . Tracy, J. Singlgon, L.!Dobb, G. Carr, J. Loman. , F h .' . W'l , S. G tt, E. C bell, J. Lewis, omit BF ?Quj1El'g? Djggfgsler, Air?-IasenbeiiLn?I. Hacker, VK Merrill. I F' th R : A. R rs, R. Asher, D. if G?u1l'oley, 1382 Sllrzh ' Perkins, J. Schroeder, heel: R. I-Iutli C. Taylor, R. Meier. Row. M Parsley, vi mallwood, S. Warren, D. Harris, J. Burns, R Freeland, N Bitter, R. Saylor, A. Winn. Absent: W. Bolser, D. Bowling, K. Wagner. QQO E GRAD J 4 SEVENTH U First Row: M if .Mont omer , G. dr , S. R' ,J. sz - si-,I R. 1Wolte, Merrill, IRinM:I216e, Iilclgeller, i son. Second Row: R. M0o!'e. M. Morehouse, E. R. Lefevers, D. Parsl Third Row: B ,D. C t 1, ey, F. Bolser, J. Max-?s. as ee T. Nogle, A. Bunger, C. Kimble, B. Abel, .L Ittel, J. Bond, S. Smith, A. Cormican. Fourtlggogi.' Ilvai?erLD. Tesse, R. Burns, D. Clemmons, R. e , . ew, .S ith. Fifth irollii' CIQ5e5?sB.g!i1liSIgl?rl'1,ER. Meyers, V. Moore, H. ic e , . , . s , . . Sixth Row: A. Robgrtgn-L Watson, Wzagfzders, J. Troutman, V. Scarborough, J. Walton, R. Napier, W, Meyers, Sevfngr R540-' liqwis, Hb Egans, J. Bowling, D. Saylor, D. ow in , . 1 s o , . , b , Absent: S. Smih, M. Srcocllz L. Moizglfzyfason' K Ros wok 'ye' SIXTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Clemmons, P. Bales, S. Saunders, H. Bolser A. Bunger, B. Morehouse, C. Brafford, M. Cornett Mrs. Stitzel. Second Row.' R. Hurley, C. Knaus. E. Little, C. Feyh, L Northcutt, J. Sweet, H. Bunger, I. Flowers, Third Row: B. Lefevers, T. Bolser, A. Wagster, D. Warren R. Briede, P. Hoover, D. McKay, J. Raquet. Fourth Row: F. Cormican, R. Lail, C. Parrett, S. Posvar, D. Richards, J. Fuchs, R. Patton, M. Shaw. Fifth Row.' S. Webb, B. Stidham, J. Carberry, B. Beeler, I. Goforth, A. Leugers, J. Bowman, C. Singleton, B Endress. Sixth Row: C. Crane, M. Hares, D. Ranadll, J. Bowling, N. Bond, J. Hosking, S. Bond, A. Vincent, E. Williams Seventh Row: M. Allen, F. Loman, M. Stang, O. Buell, B Zimmerman, R. Taylor, L. Treadway, P. Perkins, D. Ang in. Eighth Row.' S. Hostetler, B. Bailey, K. Abrams, B. Rader, T. Cameron, L. Hunt, E. Fletcher, L. Shepherd, G Hampton. Absent: B. Landrum, J. Isaacs, J. Cobb. A idx 9 ft A i' X K lay 4, n FIFTH GRADE li!!! gf x First Row: Mrs. Kleinfelder, M. Hammon, L. Falkenstein V Hurley, B. Shaw, H. Niehaus, S. Heatherly, Mrs: Bailey. Second Row: L. Montgomery, C. Theiss, V. Lewis, J. Meyers S. Duggins, M. Willis, S. Reiner, B. Loman,. Third Row: A. Byers, C. Settle, J. Brown, J. Gifford, C Bober, P. Williams, B. Kratzer, L. Lewis. Fourth Row: S. Bertram, J. Duvall, D. Hacker, W. Watson, W. McCalley, G. Merrill, R. Dimock, S. Stidham, N. Brater. Fifth Row: T. Seward, R. Bausch, A. Lipscomb, J. Edwards, D. Waggener, M. Bales, J. Smith, W. Sefton, M. Bowman. Sixth Row: E. Garrett, E. Lampton, J. Mills, B. Kuhlman, D. Arment, R. Griffin, R. Watson, C. Anderson, C. Harris. Seventh Row: P. Adams. P. Barrett, C. Swartz, T. Teeters, M. ffaacs, W. McFarland, E. Parrett, S. Houser, J. Bue . Eighth Row: C. Meyer, G. Hampton, J. Snodgrass, D. Wilson, M. Depew, M. Saylor, J. Brannon, S. Cameron, L. Martin. Absent: B. Moberly. :- .Qt . QI 2 ec A 'tw FOURTH GRADE I First Row: S. Doep, P. Morris, D. Statzer, C. Edwards, G Dittman, S. Northcutt, D. Adams, E. Cochran, S. Clark, J. Corless, R. Wright. Second Row: G. Sams, D. Stidham, J. Saunders, F. Dieg- mann, P. Teeters, B. Anglin, V. Smith, F. Diegmann, R. Cheek, D. Watkins, D. Bond. Third Row: Mrs. Steele, J. Carberry, K. Kees, D. List, H Cormican, J. Jones, J. Smallwood, J. Leugers, C Huehn, J. Williams, J. Hoskins. Fourth Row: D. Casteel, E. Vincent, C. Carr, S. Elder, S Rice, R. Watson, G. Williams, R. Carberry, P. Bolser A. Frost, Mrs. Byers. Fifth Row: V. Bond. C. Moore, L. Halcomb, C. Fields, D Lipscomb. G. Bales, F. Hudson, L. Williams, D. Stidi ham, D. Klug. Sixth Row: J. Bailey, G. Robertson, C. Lagedrost, W. Sum- mey, S. Cameron, C. Bowling, A. Singleton. D. Per- kins, T. Cornett, D. Witte, M. Smith. Seventh Row: S. Thorpe, C. Sweet, D. Gutzwiller, F. Franz- mann, S. Roberts. C. Fox, J. Lail, D. Clemmons, J Winn, J. Wright. H. Gill. Eighth Row: L. Shepherd, A. Nickell, A. Schroeder, S. Burns A. Smallwood, D. McKee, J. Schwab, K. Meier, B Tackett, B. Allen. Holmes, C. Meyers, A. Allen, S. Bober, J. Bachman, G SECOND GRADE First Row: D. Smith, J. Duggins, E. Taylor, L. Blunt, R Lemmons. C. Shaw, B. Bales, S. Cameron, J. Rogers, J. Hill, M. Phillips. Second Row: W. Heatherly, D. Bowman, J. Loman, C. En- dress, J. Buell, D. Lagedrost, B. Clark, B. Miller, W. West, S. Carberry. Third Row: R. Garrett, S. SPTGU, A. Fletcher, D. Miller, M. Colgate. P. Lewis, L. lmhoff, C. Rosenberger, P. Martin, P. Carberry. Fourth Row: B. Colegate, E. Moberly, J. Bond, D. Settle, W Heiser. D. Perkins, Y. Skeens, G. Lawson, J. Gill, J Nickells. Fifth Row: R. Bohne, C. Brown, B. Brannon, B. Teeters, S Wintersteen, J. Duggins, M. Raquet, D. Wilson, S Colegate. Si.rrh Row: L. Harris, E. Hueston. G. Sefton, N. Schroeder, T. Strothman, J. Cornett, J. Saylor, J. Swartz, R Fletcher. Seventh Row: R. Schwab. C. Petry, J. Bachman, C. Cochran J. McDuffee, A. Adams, L. Morrissey, D. Chafin, M Eschenbrenner. Absent: G. Meyers, D. Carberry, A. Ames, M. Ratz, A Spencer. H95 THIRD GRADE First Row: F. Harris, P. Hammon, A. Stamper, D. Bond, C Bennington, F. Abney, K. Rosenberger, J. Moore, F Smith, L. Bunger. Second Row: M. Richards, R. Hamilton, P. Waggoner, G Carr. C. Lefevers, N. Williams, J. Tepper, T. Loman P. Williams, B. Hoover. Third Row: G. Dittman, J. Buell. C. Strothman, P. Hacker, R. Hostetler, D. Fuchs, L. Parsley, C. Davis, L. Byers R. Fields. Fourth Row: Mrs. Reiner, E. Garrett. C. Bunger. J. Lan- caster, N. Griffin, D. Bond, B. Colborn, D. Taylor, B Gifford, D. Cress, A. Hammon, Mrs. Evans. Fifth Row: B. Bowling, R. Bowling, P. Martin, J. Titus, D. Way, P. Turner, H. Williams, N. Boyd, S. Ash, B. Elder. Sixth Row: J. Houck, R. Crane, T. Hammon, J. Bausch, K. 1 Depew. FIRST GRADE First row: B. Garrett, S. Morehouse, B. LaMonda, B. Hous- ton, J. Frost, S. Nickell, R. Williams, G. Stamper, Second row: A. Rice, J. Fields, N. Wurgler, F. Houser, J. Harris, L. Biggs, J. Hendershot, J. Bales. Third row: W. Vincent, J. Bunger, M. Tragesser, L. Church, T. Phillips,.D. Burke, L. Stidham, A. Wagers, P. Wright. Fourth row: Mrs. Schaeffer, S. Buck, G. Taylor, P. McDufTee, T. Schultheis, M. Dittman, R. Snodgrass, J. Britton, B. Beeler, H. Smith. J. Morris. Fifth Row: A. Willis, B. Anderson, D. Browning, J. Gill, D. Tepper, L. Miller, B. Dimock, S. Simpson, M. Sams, S. Cochran, Mrs. Tincher. Sixth Row: R. Brown. G, Nnrfm-utt. G Pave. H. Bailey. S. Clark, R. Lipscomb, B. Roberts, L. Wages, M. Byers, S. Shaw. Seventh Row: J. Eschenbrenner, J. Smith, C. Smack, D. Mills, D. Schroeder, R. Morris, B. Burger, P. Carr, J. Kimble, F. Hedrick. Eighth Row: J. Bunger, M. Seward. G. Jones, K. Bowling, J. Reiner, J. Wageys, L. Fields, K. Rogers, J. Davidson, M. Hacker. Absent: M. Smith, P. Moore, J. Adams. M., 1 L, - VJ.-suv xd.,.,K,.vAC5n' 1' 1 ,gr g: iff' tl'gb3 3',7 is-Q - : x?f'Qjx. '.v,i, , iw 1111! 444f7'f'f Q,--7 - .A qt,1ge,:Eiwf.:l5 ,vm 4, 1 g. x f'f:'5im' anal 1' ,J , 13 iw., .v ' rn -Us ' 5 :,, ' ' f'5'.' 'Q 5:1 4 SA Q 1, ,i 4 A 1 .5 .gi g T' . , .- ' -' Z.. 'N -1: gr , fkf1bQfg:uI :flag K1 K ' I -Q 1 'frf ,Q ..1'pf4 di- -? Vi-Q ' .1 'wg' H as.. ff., H -if 1 9 ' I... I ,.N,,Y, -, ' ff:- u 1. If . s V. L g.i,.Ak5...,, .1f2.gQ- -a- .. ,H .. Wg 53215 '. . f ' '..' D . , Hi,-It-'Iy1i.., 5 .ff.,. ' ? Q, I . ' ,'4'ff'! ' .. .'l?L ' Fr - ,- ' 1,4,.5s'c-'ggrgjwgflxjti - Q, .mf- wr? 1 A' ' .rf ,NVQ '4 1 3 ...-.-1 . A u' , l 'f' , F, H v in n ' r . A .,:'g,fl1i,- gwf.: . ' ' lf -fvkw 16 -A , . 'xl iyrvl 'ik' 'C f .f . -Q. ff6'Ew f'fTL , ffszwv-' 5 -. fi Q 3 5, 1 gfv..f,g: .A in :pw-1.' ' P - 3 -' 1 ,'.,-'17 ', -',-Kzgy. , .W , , 'fn-5 b: . gq'xzg,,,'wf 41. ' f ,ivfggyg V l K 24. X .4 ,g,!.l,,L-,ii f Q, Kx:i?jFQ,S',-QV., -V t rl X . +fW:ffc,, A 1. A A. ' f - .. , 5, 1 K. . 4 X K f,-, 4,442 A 1 82 ,- Q, , . . .f ,33E-f.F..hig' , af? -. ' ' g 4 .s 'f-,yn sm' I P1 - J 'f +. N' :Q f K X v N J. 4 ,lE,g.r,L:h GJ. 1 - vw , , -'91Y32g,gN,. I . , . L f 'f-wg'j-' 1 51.91-gsf. , -.b ,. , 2 YJ' ' 'A v . Y QL, '- - ' .xgw 94 Superintendent MR. FINKBINE BOARD OF EDUCATION F, Nogle, W. Witte, F. Finkbine, R. West, C. Morris, M. Schwab. The Ross Township School has an excellent group of twenty-four teach- ers. Each is well-qualified and willing to give help and advice. Mr. Finkbine, our superintendent, is among the best and is a willing guide and teacher. Mr. Cleaver, our principal and class advisor, is an excellent teacher and a good leader. He has helped us greatly throughout our senior year and has done a great deal in making our annual a success. We wish to thank him for his help. Our Board of Education has worked hard on the technical problems in order to make our high school a success. Principal MR. CLEAVER 'lei FACULTY First Row: J. Wildman, M. Etter, R. Wilson, F. Finkbine, M. Reiner, D. Spauld- ing, L. Sauerbeck, P. Edger. Second Row: M. Schaeffer, Z. Steele, F. Evans, M. Kleinfelder, J. Stinger, C. Tincher, M. Bailey. Third Row: W. Montgomery, R. Lunsford, R. Cleaver, J. Frey, B. Byers, R. Tracy, D. Clemmons. ,fav ! 0FFICE HELP MRS. WRIGHT First Row: M. Lewis, M. Dilyerd, S. Williams, M. Burns, G. Colwell, P. Blakely Second Row: J. Keller, N. Hesselbrock, N. Bxtter, N. Lampton, L. Cobb, Mrs. Wright C. Stander, M. Crane. Our Faculty Caught Off Guard. lui S.. You should have known better Define subordination, parallel- Oh no! Not Really! than to add so much sugar. ism, and a verb. X. 4-..., Who was buried in Grant's I can top that fish story! Who me?? tomb??? . fl -'O X Our Faculty Caught Off Guard. fi Q A Let's all dress for gym today, 20 is ...W of 50. --:T-' girls! E N 4 F? 5 Q K I -L 1 . , n What is a pig's daily diet? How much wood would it take 1- D A' vl- 156 nh J to build a fire?? 50-'nj 5 1 I f Z 'L VL. Q F- f :'.' ,K E Skeens S Bader M Houser L Dodds, G. Shaw g-. V li. MW sf j ff Z r X 3 N00 ,1 47 J X HETIQITIES I 042' M ra, ,,, , , ami 'L A .5 vffgfki-5 Junior Play Cast i. on 1 . - ' Senior Play Cast First Row: H. Lapp. Second Row: M. Johnson, N. Lampton, G. Fox, G. Nogle, J. Phillips. Third Row: P. Wogenstahl, J. Nogle, J. Leugers, J. Tolley. Fourth Row: J. Stamper, B. Bober, R. Bryant, Mr. Frey Cadvisorj. First Row: J. Colborn, R. Vaughn. if-H-. N r .,, , Second Row: J. Rader, B. Knaus M. WarrenM .f.., Third Row: N. Hesselbrock, A Moberly, J. DuVa1l. Fourth Row: P. Smith, C. Ross, Mr. Frey Cdirectorj. V nf ii f ,.,. ....,--df 'f V N ,,,i- ' K P i L L, , ,.. , ,.-'Q' Bus Patrolmen J. Cain, C. Depew, A. Thompson, M. Crane, N. Butterfield, B. Endress, D. Fox, G. Nogle. B. Knaus, N. Shaw. fi .4-W F. T. A. First Row: J. Tracy, P. Wogenstahl, N. Shaw, M. Dilyerd, B. Endress P. Smith, J. Barret, D Fox. Second Row: F. Glaub, D Stacy, L. Cobb, M. Lewis P. Blakely, A. Moberly I. Rogers, T. Arment. Third Row: M. Crane S Hall, M. Campbe1l,' Pf Shelley, M. Fletcher, S. Davis, M. Burwinkle, N. Ramsey. Fourth Row: Mr. Fink- bine CAdvisorJ G Weber, M. Dufficy, L. Perpingon, M. Johnson, J. Nogle,. N. Lampton, M. Endress, W. Hag- gard. Fifth Row: N. Hessel- brock, M. Schradin, N. Burns, J. Lohr, J. Brooks, I. Kehr, J. Tol- ley, J. Wilson, R. De- Long. Sixth Row: M. Colwell, J Lewis, J. Keller, J. J Leugers, H. Lapp Stamper, G. Hilton, G: Nogle. ,,.x.. Honor Society i Seated: G. Nogle, G. Hilton, Mrs. Wildman CAdvisorJ, J. Nogle, M. Colwell. ' Standing: J. Rader, M. Warren, H. Lapp. Student Council First Row: Mr. Finkbine, Advisor. Second Row: M. Campbell, J. Lewis L. Stamper S. Smith. gard, J. Tolley. Fourth Row: J. Mick, J. Phillips, R Vaughn. Mr 90. 1 Nb . ' I V . ef-1 f 4, , Third Row: N. Hesselbrock, W. Hag- A if ,yy irst Row: H. esseibrock, 5. Niick, 3. Brooks, C. Depew, 3. Lohr, 1. Kent, J. Toiiey, H. Nladciox, L. Perpingon, L. Cobb, NL Scnradin, G. Hiiton, J. Wiison, D. DeLong, N. Burns. Second Row: N. Hesseibrock, Ni. W arren, C. Yatton, N. Larnpton, H. Swartz, B. Boyd, 5. Lewis, W. Haggard, J. Nogie, Ni. Johnson, T. Arrnent, Ni. Duiiicy, Nl. Carnpbeii, L. Anderson, S. Davis. A Third Roma Ni. Yietcner, S. Haii, Ni. Burwinkie, 3. Hunter, Ni. Diiyerd, A. Thompson, N. Ramsey, C. Stander, NL Strothrnan, Ni. Endress, A. Brisbin, D. Pottenger, C. Hrehbiei, Ni. Crane, 3. Knans. Fourth Row: C. Tozzer, G. Weber, H. DeLong, Ni. Coiweii, S. Harris, 3. Lornan, A. Nioberiy, O. Stacy, 1. Rogers, F. Gianb, B. Endress, Ni. Lewis, N. Bntterfieid, P. Biakeiy. Fifth Row: G. Nogie, P. Srnith, P. Saunders, C. DeLong, B. Sweet, NL Burns, G. Coiweii, P. Nioorenouse, B. Knans, S. Sheiiey, Ni. Green, 3. Barrett, D. Fox, P. Wogenstani, N. Shaw. Sixth 3. Harnrnon, J. Tracy, Nlrs. Stinger LAdvisor5, NRS. Wiidrnan LAdvisor5, Nirs. Edger kAcivisor5, P. Sneiiey, J. n es. ' - O 2 A sr' F' F A ru---H 'f 4Ff - .. SCatcd : Mr M Ontg omery KAdvisOr, ms, R OU7. R M ' -V . M0Ore?Ughn, Cre ss, J C . Olborn t J, Ca Hier-on 1 G H . acker t L- Moore, R. Hugh eg J Y . Smith t C Sc ' hnesm an L y A Wolf sgcon ,Cl Row 5 G M. . lller D , ' Meyer S G 1 ' Shaw y W T ' olley E 1 l Rice , E. Loddery C R . oss J ' -Burw. lnkle W y A Shaw BAND Fzrst Rou J Evans D. Lewis, R. Hessel- brock C Krehbxel M. Dufficy, J. Du- Vall T Nogle J Ittel, Mr. Tracy QDirec- Second Ron W Higgard. M. Johnson, A. Thompson N Butter. S. Williams, M. Burns C Settle R Wright, J. Nogle, G Fox D West J Brooks, P. Wogenstahl, G Mathenv C Ross, M. Hasenbein, G Nogle J Coll-,om J. Cain, W. Morris, J Wlllxams C Krehhiel. -gh-I. JUNIOR BAND First Row: Mr. Tracy fDirector3. J. Ittel. T. Nogle, H. Evans, F. Lewxs J Walton B, Sefton, C. Settle. V. Hurley, A. Byers. Second Row: T. Keller, D. Wilson. D. Clemmons, M. Morehouse, E. Lampton D Cas tiel. J. Evans, D. Castiel. J. Meyers. Third Row: J. DuVall, S. Bertram, S. Heatherly, D. Teese, D. Saylor HIGH SCHOOL CHQRUS First Row: Mr. Tracy CAdvisorJ, J. Brooks, C. Depew, J. Lohr, I. Kehr, J. Tolley, R. Maddox, L. Perpingon, L. Cobb, R. DeLong. P. Blakely, P. Smith, G. Nogle, G. Hilton. Second Roni: R. Hesselbroek, C. Patton, N. Lampton, H. Swartz, B. Boyd, T. Arment, W. Haggard, J. Nogle, M. Johnson, J. Lewis, M. Dufficy, M. Campbell. L. Anderson, S. Davis. Third Roni: N. Hessolbroek, M. Fletcher, J. Hunter, M. Dilyerd, A. Thompson, N. Ramsey, M. Strothman, M. Endress, A. Brisbin, D. Pottenger, C. Krehhiel, M. Crane, J. Knauss, P. Shelley. Fourth Row: G. Weber, M. Colwell, M. Schradin, C. Tozzer, J. Loman, A. Moberly, O. Stacy, I. Rogers, F. Glaub, B. Endress, M. Lewis, N. Burns, G. Colwell. Fifth Row: J. Wilson, D. DeLong, P. Saunders, C. DeLong, B. Sweet, J. Tracy, J. Andes, P. Morehouse, B. Knaus, S. Shelley, M. Green, J. Barrett, D. Fox. P. Wogenstahl, M. Burns, J. Hammon. Si.rth Row: J. Cain. V. Perkins, G. Miller, G. Shaw, E. Rice, E. Lodder, C. Ross, J. Cornett, R. Vaughn, J. Phillips, J. Norton, H. Swartz, E. Green, W. Shaw, J. Burwinkle, H. Lapp. Smwrnrh Row: Morris, M. Moore, J. Wessel, B. McDonald, D. West, J. Williams, C. Krehbiel, L. Moore, B. Bober, J. Stamper, G. Fox, ,. l,engei's. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Seated: G. Hilton CAceompanistJ. Standing: Miss Etter lAdvisorJ, P. Wogenstahl. C. Krehbiel, H.Swartz, M. Srothman, J. Lewis, M. Johnson. C. Patton, J Knaus, M. Duffiey, A. Moberly, B. Knaus, Mr. Tracy CDirectorJ. F.H.A. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS EX II..A. First Row: R. Wright. Second Row: M. Crane, Blakely, P. Smith, Thompson, J. Tolley, Ramsey, A. Brisbin. zap 3 929: agen 935: Fo Sw s M Q- Qg'e HO 2225 AC m 5' aw -0 aP'P 1732 , UI il orj. Fourth Row: D. Fox, C. De- Long, P. Shelley, B. Sweet J. Loman, O. Stacy, B Knaus. P. Saunders. Fifth Row: P. Wogenstahl G. Weber, R. DeLong, J Hammons, J. Knaus, C Tozzer, M. Colwell, F. Glaub. Sixth Row: B. Endress, S Davis, M. Dufficy, ld Hunter, M. Campbell, gligcher, P. Shelley, S a . Seventh Row: M. Burwinkle, D. Pottenger, C. Stander M. Endress, C. Krehbiel M. Strothman, T. Arment Eighth Row: B. Boyd, LI Cobb, J. Lewis, D. DeLong, C. Patton, H. Swartz, L Perpingon. Ninth Row: N. Hesselbrock M. Schradin, I. Kehr, C Depew, R. Hesselbrock, J Lohr, M. Johnson, M. Warren. ff? Fm! First Row: N. Ramsey, D. Fox, A. Fletcher, R. Hesselbrock, R. DeLong. Second Row: B. Fletcher, R. Wright. Third Row: J. Rader, W. Morris, G. Williams, W. Tolley, R. Bryant. Fourth Row: A. Thompson CQueenJ. K 3 Z, pg '5 '9 i if 3 Ex? QQN5 'A me LIBRARIANS Seated: Mr. Frey CAdvisorJ, P. Wogenstahl. Standing: J. Keller, N. Burns, J. Brooks, J. Knaus, F. Hamilton, J. Barrett. X 6 1. X t 5 . ,gf ROSS RAYS First Row: G. Weber, W. Haggard, J. Wilson, J. Tracy. Second Row: P. Blakely, R. DeLong, G Hilton, P. Smith, O. Stacy. Third Row: M. Colwell, J. Tolley, M. Fletcher, M. Schradir.. J. Keller, B. Knaus H. Lapp. Fourth Row: M. Endress, G. Nogle, Mrs. Stinger CAdvisorJ, N. Ramsey, A. Thompson. CUBS, BOY SCOUTS AND EXPLORERS Dimock, E. Lampton, S. Saun- ders, G. Landrum, J. hxchs, J. Brannon, R. Taylor, D. Casteel, Lewis, D. Clemmons, T. Nogle, R. Napier, L. Smith, R. Wilson, D. Tesse, R. Nagier, O. Perkins, F. Hanjilton, . . Matheny, D. Lewis, . Evans, L. Wyatt, D. Bowling. BROWN IES AND GIRL SCOUTS First Row: Mrs. Imhoff fLeaderJ, C. Davis, L. Imhoff, A. Fletcher, D. Statzer, S. Colegate, D. Wil- son, P. Lewis, L. Byers, Mrs. Schradin CLeaderJ. Second Row: Mrs. McDuffey fLea- derj, E. Vincent, S. Wintersteen, R. Wright, B. Teeters, A. Frost, P. Morris, D. Gutzwiller. Third Row: Mrs. Burns CLeaderJ, S. Heatherly, L. Lewis, A. Byers, J. Bowman, J. Bowling, A. Vin- cent, E. Fletcher. Fourth Row: Mrs. Reiner fLea- derb. R. Hurley, S. Bertram, V. Hurley. S. Reiner, J. Carberry, B. Kratzer, M. Stang. Fifth Row: Mrs. Freeland fLea- derb, J. Morris, P. McKee, K. Rosbrook, F. Cheek, J. Gaus- man, M. Shaw, B. Roberts. Sixth Row: J. Barrett, C. Stander, N. Vincent, P. Freeland, V. Carr, M. Crane, J. Wilson. Seventh Row: R. Hesselbrock, N. Burns, M. Lewis, D. Pottenger. Q a 5 o- 4 i .Q 1.1-. Q ' ii 3 ' .3:1f,f x....,.. 4 I J 4? 4 5: 'lem f 5 -.iz f Q asc' ig. A V! Y' 3 .-si ww Q 1. 'X .X A - S :W A A-Q, 2 N 'Q --ss. . ., , E X lg J 172177 ' A if .Fl - -., 'ii .yf f3.5,:5 4 Q K . , . ,K n sl ' if '. f - ., 'ff 'M Q U A lf? xg 5' ' ' G 4 Q .. h my a ig I H is X ..,.1 I ,..ar'- :fCf...z a . , i F K f Xxx!-g':-1' 1 ' .flfix . Y -Q NGA -CY.-X Xa . , X -. -X Ax 91,9-'ga'-I,r-5.g,x. x .k,gx,t. V :4 2155 -X 5:.'x'1 'K N ' '. Nur-,--X' 'C' A Q3-T'xgk N:- fwf' E aX,'N. 'N- NE-.sr NYX Nr N1 Sgmi x X xy, ' XXX'- X .K ,X-. nt,-' Q f VN. xl X ff . f' ' ff' -. '- ',:if1':2f :'1'Zf' V X 1 L,::3,,.m,a...z- ,. In X . -' 'T L s 1'5 ,.- H 455 kv X . . N . .. v. xxx , ' - - ' , Q: if A .3 v Q . - ' x' w I 4 - '-all ,j': 3f. ' f 1- -I . A. 'xi :'..1?', .3' v-4 HTHHT IES G. A. A. k C D J. Lohr, I. Kehr, J. Tolley, R. Maddox, L. Perpingon, L. Cobb, R. First Row: R. Hesselbrock, J. Mick, J. Broo s, . epew, DeLong P. Blakely, P. Smith, G. Nogle, Mrs. Edger fAdvisorD. Sccorld Row: Hesselbrock, M. Warren, C. Patton, N. Lampton, H.. Swartz, B. Boyd, J. Lewis, W. Haggard, J. Nogle, M. John- son, T. Arment, M. Dufficy, M. Crane, L. Anderson, S.Dav1s. Third Row: M. Fletcher, S. Hall, M. Burwinkle, J. Hunter, M. Dilyerd, A. Thompson, N. Ramsey, C. Stander, M. Strothman, M Endress, A. Brisbin, D. Pottenger, C. Krehbiel, M. Crane, J. Knaus. Fourth Row: C. Tozzer, G. Weber, M. Colwell, M. Schradin, S. Harris, J. Loman, A. Moberly, O. Stacy, I. Rogers, F. Glaub, B Endress, M. Lewis, N. Butterfield, P, Shelley, N. Burns. Fifth Row: J. Wilson, D. DeLong, P. Saunders, C. DeLong, B. Sweet, J. Tracy, J. Andes, P. Morehouse, B. Knaus, S. Shelley M. Green, J. Barnett, D. Fox, P. Wogenstahl, N. Shaw, J. Hammons. l B. A. .A First Row: D. West, M. Moore, K. Barnett. Second Row: L. Moore, J. Stamper, W. Boyd. Third Row: J. Wessel, J. Roberts, D. Witte. Fourth Row: J. Burwinkle, B. Day, G. Matheny. Fifth Row: J. Keller, J. Leu- gers, J. Parsley, C. Kreh- biel, W. Morris. Sixth Row: E. Coffey, J. Williams, B. McDonald, R. Hughes, S. Hoover. Seventh Row: J. Phillips, J. Rader, J. Cain, D. Cress, L. Stamper. Eighth Row: R. Vaughn, G. Miller, G. Shaw, I. Watson, V. Perkins, H. Hoover. Ninth Row: J. Cornett, W. Tolley, Mr. Lunsford fAd- visorj, E. Green, L. Wolf, Tenth Row: E. Lodder, L.. Wyatt. xr . . K .X f G he K KXN . 4' K fill , N. 1 4 s.l?lL 'l . X Ml will I W Q Um, I ,, fi- W1 JY! 4' ' ' J -' xX:.,n'J' ' -7 S, lXQ'w . X' . ' ' h l ' V. I .X X A K xx? lm X K ll.-:N .F Q. GSL., QQ, x Qvl, , , I X 'J gt -1 . NOGL WIS 0. lo .1 , s- .W , ' E J. P V , . Vlloxxi K 'XX rw? . . 'J , x sm Y N X A G N r ' U Q Ri ll ' 8 J xx 4 ,f R .sfo +- 'N J 1? 1 W bw 1. : J ,s - Q . M. :XMB LXX N . X - Q, Jyixffnlb - V 7 xr.. , A-TEAM BASKETBALL First Row: J. Roberts, J. Leugers, D. Meyers, J. Stamper. Second Row: J. Wessel, R. Vaughn, B. Bober, V. Perkins, J. Cain, G. Miller, J. Cornett, J. Phillips. ' .,,,. B S: iff' NANQ s i....g..e -+- MANAGERS Seated. Mr. Lunsford. Standing: J. Keller, G. Matheny, R. Wilson. J 'af 6-a+ gb OGC? x, 1 1 'I .,.:' s JN Ll J wmiitfls A Y I Bfj L7 14 K X fs, B-TEAM BASKETBALL First Row: T. Williams, K. Barnett, L. Stamper, R. Burns, C. Krehbiel, W. Morris, M. Moore, J. Houser. Second Row: Mr. Frey CCoachD, J. Williams, D. West, B. RI'IcDona1d, V. Perkins, J. Cain, H. Dees, D. Myers, L. oore. . gp-s, 'Y 4' Q 54 RLEADERS ' at A D, Fox, P. Biaixiy, 1 Andes 1- Tfa K. BARNETT, L. STAMPER, J. LEUGERS, L. WYATT, J. HOUSER MR. FREY QCOACHQ . .VfYx K 'A ' .-in 11 85 K GIRLS BASKETBALL ' 'L Exim-lg Seated: J. Barrett. B. Endress. R. DeLong, M. Lewis, M. Crane, Cf.KrehbieI, M. Duf- ficy, D. Pottenger. P Blakely, M. Dilyerd, N. Shaw. Standing: Mrs. Edger CCoachJ. J. Tracy. M. Endress, C. 1Patton, J. Mick, N. Burns, R. Hesselbrock, I. Kehr, N. Hesselbrock, N. Lampton, D. DeLong, N. Butterfield. iv v ggi' BASEBALL TEAM First lizoia: J. Stamper, J. Roberts, C. Krehbiel, J. Williams, J. Leugers, E. Burns, . reen. Second Row: Mr. Lunsford 4Advisorl, J. Wessel, J. Phillips, J. Cornett, B. Bober, J. Cain, J. Keller, D. West, B. McDonald. :lf fv '- I! K IHGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row: L. Lampton, R. Hughes, S Williams, P. Phillips CCheerleadersJ Second Row: R. Wilson, W. Merrill, D. Tracy, R. Parrett, C. Taylor, G. Foley Mr. L nsf rd CC achl, J. Burns, D u o o . Perkins. R. Myers, J. Lewis, E. Camp- bell, L. Cobb. .PNN x S SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row: J. Morris, S. Smith, B. Gaus- man, P. McKee fCheerleadersJ. S dR:J.BdT.N1eJ econ ow on , og , . Watson, D. Clemmons, L. Smith, D. Parsley. Third Row: R. Napier, J. Evans, D. Lew- is, Mr. Frey CCoachJ, D. Thomp- son, J. Walton, R. Burns. be 'r fr- P- . K 'Wir Q i f Li '7' This year was the first time that we have ever had a homecoming queen and attendants. The crown- ing of the queen took place on Oc- tober 24, 1952 during the half of the game with McGuffey. The queen and her four senior atten- dants looked very lovely in their gowns of different colors. It was a very pretty day for such a great event and we were all dismissed early from school to see the game. 5, will ff X -Q. 212 b S X X 2 F7 1 a- ,. , em 1. x , 5 ' Wif i, X: M : I l':, f Q owpy Q0 wg.- J2- vi QB ru 'fiat -xi .. if o M. 6 . I' Q. 'C 'y O 'Zia f'5 9 O 1 Q3 Q50 QQQ 23 A if C? oo 23. 0' O -45 A 1. ,ft O A f' il, QQ ' 62906236 9 'MZ Qi, QA eg? ILA. M9 'E , get if any Q fl Fzrst Row: M. Moore, L. Wolf, D. Witte, S. Hoover, H. Hoove r, E. Green, W. Morris, G. Matheny, J. Stamper. Second Row: C. Schliesman, J. Williams, L. Moore, J. Wessel, T. Burns, E. Coffee, J. Kelelr, D. West, J. Parsley, J. Leugers, R. Hughes. Third Row: Mr. Lunsford fCoachJ, J. Rader, R. Vaughn, J. Bu rwinkle, G. Shaw V. P ' ' ' , erkins, J. Cain, G. Miller, E. Lodder, J. Phillips, J. Cornett. '59 agp 0 2.42, 65.4 A fi 4 'N , W5 5 X. Wfuf 1 ffm kk - .N A W .qi . ,-fy ' QL A ' - QM' 4 1 . x . . .. - 'n as , .. ,Wm K XX N I in X, sl? 'IN . uw 'KM 'V-03' QS. 7' uf '. A ,, .. . . ,, ,ig .5 eg X as S ' w s ' o ' as ' f n -1, .X .. n 1 if A 1 v. , v, 1. ff , M 4 a 7 ' f . .4 4' lu K Ei. . A -P 1, H 3' H,-nv' aww W H- The Heyman-Fisher Co. ' Im'SWISPWDIIffW 'I DRY CLEANERS i Correct Apparel for All Age HAT CLEANING - PRESSINC i 9 ALTEIIATIONS - EEPAIEINC i Students. The Best at phone 2,0532 a i N H. h P . 323 High Street I E 0 lg er Hoes' Hamilton, Ohio 2 ' 5 Q Compliments Q I Q I of I 1 I Q I HAMILTON DRY CLEANERS 5 l C g ASSOCIATION 5 ' O 2 ' I 2 l C E SAVAGE AUTO SUPPLY CO. 2 i E 630-44 Maple Avenue E l E Hamilton, Ohio 2 l ' E Get The Best Grameo Feed 81 Hatchery 2 Company g Get Q U.S. APPROVED PULLORUM PASSED I BABY CHICKS - WAYNE FEEDS , I SEALTEST LAWN SUPPLIES g g 245 Millville Avenue Q Q Phone 4-4777 Hamilton, Ohio Phone 2.2541 i ,.,...,.,..,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,4,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, wa, 'S -10101014-1o:o:0j4Qviojo14r:1rio1o1anj114n11iojanj4n14-:1nj1v14v1u14vi1vjoi1 vjen14v11r1cv14p14,:1r14nz4v11-is 023014111 Congratulations and Best Wishes To each Member of the Class of 1953 MARTIN LINGER, INC. Coal - - Building Materials Stokers Maple Avenue and Fourth Street Hamilton, Ohio hlsi bl ri viwrioj-n14nio11viojo1o1n1o:oz1n11v11x:o1o11-o1-.-11n1o:4n1o:1r1ojnn:en:1z14n:w:o:- viojojojoioioioioii v1o:o:ozvio:oi4 vievinvifxinzavi vifvinniei-v3v11-iaxfifriuvzs-1efz1-1114 Goodyear Service Store B.F. Goodrich 113 N. Third St. Phone 5-5653 . . 100 N. Second St. Hamilton, 01110 qAcRoss FROM Y.M.C.A.D Tires - Tubes - Batteries Hamlltomohlo Phone 3-4711 Compliments of OXFORD LUMBER CO. Life Saver Tubeless Tires Truck Sc Farm Tires Oxford, Ohio Compliments Of C HAMILTON FLORISTS I E ASSOCIATION i l g Cgngratulatigns Carpenter Monuments . 924 H' h S Llndenwald Drug Store lg treet Hamilton, Ohio 2 2301 Pleasant Avenue Est. 1836 phone 3,2390 E Phone 2.1462 Donald E. Carpenter i .,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , A,,,,,,,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'l1 ELDON GREEN USED AUTO PARTS Wrecker Service Phone Hamilton 2-2784 Butler Farm Bureau Cooperative Office and Store - 365 South C Street, Hamilton Phones 4-7444 Buy Cvvpefalively 4-7445 PLANTS AT McGonigle ,........ ................................., P hone 2-2058 or 2-0922 Hughes Station ..........................................., , .... Phone Betheny 2921 Seven Mile .................................................r Phone Seven Mile 2221 Quality 8: Service in Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers - Petroleum Products Paint - Appliances - Farm Machinery and other Farm Products RAY HAMLYN Stewart Shell Service Soh1o Service Pleasant and Schenck Fl'0l1t sl High Stl'66tS Hamilton, Ohio Your Sohio Friend Hamilton, O. Telephone 4-9017 pi- 11110: 14 ::n1c1o:1n11n11n11n:o:o1o:1v:1n:u:-v11v11nZ1n:o1:n1-14Q1o1 11-1111-1111111 1101-nj-vioioioif 4541141.11 vi-0:1 nzmrioioi-nja:-ni 10:01- -7 n:ojo1us1cr1cv:ari4r1cxjfvI1n1ojo11x:4vi1r:o11n1anj1xjc THE HAMILTON GRAVEL CO. Ready Mixed Concrete Excavating and Grading Dial 3-5841 Hamilton, Ohio PRESCRIPTIONS . Compliments of Central Drug Store W Ed Brannon, Prop. 231 Court Street 2 d fi C Phone 55657 PHoNE 34113 HAMILTON, omo Hamilton Ohio 9 Compliments of CLYDE B. MORRIS Brick Kc Stone Contractor PHONE SHANDON 2723 ROSS, OHIO Quietri0i4vi0i1li0i1hi1h2rlr:vi1ri4nZ4ni1r10:r11viav11r1-vZ0ilnlhi4riu2oZoCi1ri-nZ1ni4ri1ni1vZsr11nZ4r1oi1nioioi1nq vio:-v:1n31u:ojo11n1o1o:unj1n:-v:1r:cn1nvi4nq11010701-viwiwbiffivi-vifvivilvifrjoju Qvzoxux-nz-rjoioi 101011 lI1lil DAVIS SEED HOUSE Come Ove' To CROP DRIERS AND FANS SPRAYING AND SEED CLEANING CHEMICALS AND SEEDS Thieman's Dairy Bar McGonigle on Route 27 and try our delicious SANDWICHES - FRENCH FRIES - SOUPS P11011-C Hamiltgn DRINKS- FOUNTAIN SERVICE 2 Seven Mile 3241 - Open Year Round - Daniels Oliver Store Holbmck Brothers I Shoe Store l Oliver and New Idea Farm Equipment E . D 15 N. Third St. E Q New Mlaml, Ohio Q 3 Phone 4.6741 Hamilton, Ohio g l ' Q ! Congratulations to the Class For Your Next Order Call 5 Q of 1953 DUERSCH CoAL co. 3 I Q 2 CENTRAL MoToE Co. C0Af'jfg3'gOKE 2 l Front and Market Streets l l Main 8: c'F,' Streets Maple Ave. l l Chevrolet Sales - Service Phone 4-7479 Phone 4-4789 9 1 1 F ull-Line Crosley Dealer 3 Complete Television and Radio Service Ward's Appliances and Service , 1837 Pleasant Avenue Hamilton, Ohio Ward Pennington, Prop. l John H. Pennington, Mgr. Phone 3-5101 E i ---mm ...,,..,. ,D ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,...... ,.--.. v1--1o1-1-1011-1o:4v11-:1-:1-:1-:o1--1--11-11-1-f-1o14 101011-10:4-io14Q 11-11-24.11 niriemjfvj-11v11-:erin-ini:-1 illill1liiPiiI1ll1lI.1i11lCIU1l'll iliQlll Compliments of THURIEL NOGLE Road Contractor Millville, Ohio sjoinjn-11-joe foie-70101011 is-101415011 n11vj1n1cv1e-jfviwvif-infix-:1n:1v11,390:01-ujavtoiuioicnjoil Faber s Bakery Creators of Fine Baked Foods 551 MAIN ST. HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 2-2762 1un1n1111l1e1u:c1en1n1n1a-11111-1an111f1c1au1-o1au1cs:n1111 COMPLIMEN TS OF DILG DAIRY BAR 939 Main Street 1829 Mt. Pleasant Pk. Avenue Fix-it Sho . . P Foley R3d1O and Electrlc 816 East Avenue Hamilton, Ohio Service Hamilton's Only Authorized ExP9 t Televiswna Radifh And Bendix Service Electrical Repairs 735 S. ERIE HIGHWAY Dial 55383 Hamilton, Ohio REO SALES AND SERVICE Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 53 24 Hour Wrecker Service The Henneberger Lumber 1:01011 325 NORTH ERIE BLVD. Phone 2.9804 And Coal Co. Office Phone Home Phone +8971 Rely 2937 Duersch Cycle CO. CURT POWELL Real State Bicycles Q Sporting Goods General Insurance 22 NORTH 3RD. 1751 Grand Blvd. Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio Compliments of 10 ACRES OF AUTO PARTS Leshner Auto Parts Harrison Erie Blvd. Hamilton, Ohio It Pays to Bui t Bf ty . omp ete u Paramount Theatre S 'iI.iiI.'2',f,?,?1'f.2,.L.Q.fEfe15f,.,., I Scfffw' -tsavsfzzfzzsazzni William C. Dodae, Mgr. Phone +8074 JOHN J. BEATY AND SON Erie and Hensley Hamilton, Ohio Compliments of HAMILTON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION rilrinjojnlwlinliuiuvioiuljunjlrlsrilrif k1N1nlrj4ll1lll2114l2ul21110i110i111102u11r14hiri1nicvieni41 in-10:-,101-aiu:-:I r111ojo3-n:-vjcvZ-r1n:-n1o:1rjo:en1-1o:-v:1v:-n1o1u1-r1e1 -io101oi-v:o1-s11n1-ni-r:-p:nn:-v1-v1o:o14njnn:er11 1rhl Compliments of Compliments of Western Auto Sales Associate Store Harrison, Ohio 1 Sauntry Sc ' 31.00 Compliments Of I ' l 116 Harrison Ave. Harrlson Motors 2 . AUTHORIZED FORD 2 i Hanlsone ohm SALES and SERVICE E 1 HARRISON, OHIO l , A 5 I Compliments Of 5 l 1 BLANKS SCHOOL OF DANCE g FURNITURE STORE 238 COURT STREET l PHONE 2-3852 g Harrison, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio 2 Q I I ' I Hamilton East Hamilton Hardware Store! Western Sales CO, lne, l Paint, Plumbing, Glass, Cutlery G BAR ROOM and RESTAURANT FIXTURES F d H S 1. n arlll all Ollie UPP le! Q GIFTWARE CARLIONIC GAS 29-31 MAIN STREET, HAMILTON, OHIO PHONE 5-5751 1749 GRAND BLVD- 2 2 i E PHONE 3-2146 BEN KRANES, Prop. HAMILTON, omo Q THE PUB John Stehlin and Sons Kemper Road near Bank Road Home Dressed Meats Beer - - Wine - - Carry Out Telephone J Ackson 6164 THE RIDGE Orchard Lake Mrs. Estella Schultz, Prop. Good Food - - Whiskey - - Wine - - Beer ru FL CD -U B sr E' O U E? Q r at Q o 20 5 Q :1 K4 'D 'DU S 5: 'Pon CD SU P- 52 Ss: ..-S 22 'ELS' 52 an Q .23 gg: in sf! as 25' 59,5 ? N N CD Hom fe: SEE E5 SLE U15 S53 C'-E. E 2 O 99 Es YE 55 Es 1 Compliments of HANDLE BAR RANCH Meats - - Groceries Hardware - - Dry Goods . Pittsburg-Paints - - Glass Coal . . Coke . . Graln Coleman Oil Heaters Ross, 0hio VPh. Shandon 2771 Shandon 'S' fi-14-71 vi-11 14-1014-14 '14-ze-if-14-in-11 1.,g.,g.po1o11.1--1--:M-Q4 fini'-if-:oi--1411 '11-11-10101--10:4-10:1 ,1-rioiojoiocm 03301011-is-11 DuZ1vio21-ioierioioim-11a-its-1-1 iuloibluinil i11i1n101l11i1hIflZflili0i1n-24r3lZ-llI4l2llZ1lv3ljoi021111 C. DATTILO 8: CO. Fruits and Vegetables WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 4-8389 207 South Third Street Serving Hamilton Over 50 Years To Make The Home A More Pleasant Place To Live K-R-E-B-S Third and Court Streets Furniture Carpets Appliances DAVID WEBB AND SONS Funeral Directors Boss and MDB Streets Hamilton, Ohio Phone 49919 Finkhine's Hat Shoppe P Th The Ohio Ball Bearing Co. Newest in Millinery Each Season Visit Them. BEARING SPECIALISTS All Types of Bearings W f Bronze Bearings 1 D.T.C. Tools Also have Ladies' and Children's ear o all styles as well as notions and novelties. Oxford Ohio Phone -1-3371 ,I im Wells ninlxlhi1 nZ1 .3 ni-w:o1ojoQo 'jan-Qin:-ni-niutni-vie STEPHEN GROSS AND SON General Building Contractors Commercial - - Industrial - - Residential Construction and Maintena 345 Court St. Hamilton, Ohio mTE1Vji'Z7'ifiu Mason's Old Fashioned Root Beer Pop Kola Black Cherry Wonder Orange And All Other HY-GRADE Beverages THE HY-GRADE BOTTLINC COMPANY g 258 NORTH HB Made,i1AMILTON, OHIO I . ROCKWVELL TRACTOR SALES , l Ford Farming Headquarters E New Holland Machinery Q Route 127 North of Hamilton ' A 2 Frank's Service Station McClain Music Store 5 Central and Chest t Streets Band at 'Orchestra Instruments E HAMILTON, OHIO 2hlfMlili:i:lOx1::Ole Q Phone 4-9217 Phone 3-1203 2 f A 2 2 A Complete Line of High Quality Meats oE1sER's 5 550 Main Hamilton Dial 26696 l ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,..... .... - -- R G oss ravegrow C0nlgShi Pal? Y 2- I I I I 2' Tl I 9' 3' EFF I '!i1'5:u I QS- 3 meg Q83 CD Pia S Q g G' i so 98'-3 I 3 K1 5 K I 3 Sl-dk I Q CE 2 5 - 'Fas SSG' - Iiiseim 1 Fla 2? 52 Igigggiim agp l'?. n:'if2-:Eg QE' 2 Eswsia- Q 5r11E2'n3 2 145-5.i,Q ,,, Ei CT: ggip: Q ffm? 'ov-Q ix! Q. ,QQ E ragga. P5 QQ: ' 20 mU -SQ F' ' Sail: E553 E-S-3 4 : O w Q 0' Sato ' ri. Cb' B :gt gm m pu -0- B 35' Ham ,.,, - Q' ' H- gf 5 - S: i-I: 11 q S0 2 Qt C5 - 5 is 'Q - ,,, N2 ' FT' -1128 -4 ' -cu D- 2' ca 0. 'Pg Q gen 3 C- mf r -1 6 . L- 2 -1 - 3 2 - Q53- - S cu -4 Q g, 1 ai -D Qu in1lvl11 vZ11llZ1l3u1tv3 HOSKINS' PINE CREST MARKET SORRELL I C'fff,ieffjf TRACTOR SALES sf SERVICE I NO' 7 IEW LQIXZN PIKE FERGUSON SYSTEM I one MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE E TERRATRAC CRAWLER I CRAFT FOOD MARKET I FARM EQUIPMENT g 443 East Avenue I Pledged To Better Farming Dial 49419 HAMILTON, OHIO g i HAMILTON, OHIO 2 I I I O I I I I Jflhll R. Gardner Compliments of I I Painter and Decorator JOSEPH T, KIEP I I Call Us For An 2 , I Esumafe MODERNAGE PONY EEG g I 0 Beer - Wine - Party Supplies a R. R. 4 Smlth Road LOWEST PRICES 5 Main Street 81 Belt Line R. R. I I HAMILTON, OHIO i ': 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 '1' ilii 101' 2i1i '7 1 1 3 I 1 -3' izili '? I I 1 1 3 1 3 - FOLLICICS GROCERY Meat, Produce Sc Frozen Foods Telephone: Hamilton 2-5967 Millville, Ohio R Compliments Of Chicken - Steaks -- Shrimp T H E L M A , S Millville, Ohio T A V E R N Compliments of R O Y W I L E Y Millviue, Ohio Strimple Implement Co. Al Donawerth Sz Son JOHN DEERE sf NEW IDEA R I E t t FARM EQUIPMENT ea S a e PHILCO HOME APPLIANCES Harrison, Ohio Phone 2611 Harrison, Ohio Qlviriilnhillnllviriltnrilsiulwlsioiliiitnulinrilrin1oq10i-ri011vi1rZ-r1--1oi1vioQnv11nioi4rC ...1 at-vi rioj1v:1u1-n11r1u:-r:-s:-vi1n11vio:o:-v:-v1-r14v1o:-v1-101.110101 -1-,103-vin:-vi'v:o:-v101o1o11s:0j1r::s:-ni-:11ri1v:1v11vjoi-u11 Qouiojwit-3014 Proeschel Funeral Home 547 Main Street Hamilton , Ohio 66Finest in Southern Ohio CADILLAC MOTORS EQUIPMENT Ambulance Equipped with Oxygen 4'You pay no more for the hestw Underwood Corporation Congratulations 408 Main Sr- Hamilton, Ohio To The Class Of 6653 Standard Typewriters, Electric Typewriters Portable Typewriters, Alld A in Hamilton 3-6151 Adding Machines 44Quality For Lessi' Qu-1011nZ0Z0Z011r10i4r21bi0Zlri0i1ui1ri01wr-20ioi4ri4r1oi.ri4njsr11li1n1uhZ4xi4bqi0i-nio11vio:1ri4v21vi4vioi-nierieviuq nxoj-'11 vjojozoiojojoiw 0107011 -1-vii-107011 11010101 '101 101011 gon:-11010:-r11r:o1 rjoivrioinvioioioioi-iz-lj1l1sv:1ri1 o J0N,S BEAUTY SALON CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Hair Styling, Cold Waving Manifufes Sales and Service Manage -.-,,,,-,,A,,,,,,,,,,,-,,... Willie Thorpe l Operator ..........------------ Belly Ulfdike CO. E Phone Oxford 3.4330 Oxford, Ohio i E THE COLONIAL INN WESTVIEW INN i For Good Food Wine - Beer l l I . 1047 Millville Ave. E Oxford, 01110 HAMILTON, OHIO I U L 2 The Oxford Hardware Company l 9 Hardware and Electric Supplies i We Deliver I Dial 34617 Oxford, Ohio Grants House of Seat Covers Convertible Tops -- One Day Service Wholesale And Retail 1575 AT 8 MINUTE CAR WASH Phone 2-9891 Compliments of SHANDON IRUN and METAL Dealer of Scrap lron The Schradin and Walter Co. Dry Goods - - Notions - - Clothing - - Hardware Highest Cash Paid for Country Produce Phone Shandon 2121 Shandon, Ohio 0 ' 0 0 M. E. Lexus Kllngers SCPVICC Statlon Groceries and General Merchandise Blue Sunoco Meats - - French Bauer Ice Cream Gas and Oil Shandon 2841 Shandon, Ohio Routes 27 81 128 Venice, Ohio Witte's Gulf Service Thompson Weldlng Service Rossa Wilbur Thompson Electric and Picetylene Tune Up - - Brake Service P b'e E'1 iP 'e ' Kemper Road 2 Miles QuI0i1niuiui1riuiuiirioilrllriuilniurioinvinnjnnilliivilll-10111nisriurilniwnditrifnilviwriluiuniwriwvininrinnisninrin s1oi1n1o:-rj1v7un:erI1rjnrZ-n:o:-x1snjnv:o1u1o:oq 111-:Anti-1-iii-vivirit-5-icniuniaiiviin QQ-140101010101-ni I.. Congratulations Class of ,53 Brown - Dawson Funeral Hgme 8 Minute Cal' Wash 1575 PLEASANT AVENUE Ambulance Service A Fast Job Wen Done WASHING AND SIMONIZING Phone By Appointment 330 Pershing Ave. Hamilton, O. OZZIE CRAFT, Prop. The Finest in Photography OSBORNE STUDIOS 1521 Central Ave Middletown, Ohio Photographer for Ross Twp. School 1952-53 sj-n:u:jo1--:1v101.,10g:1r:o:-v1-v:sn1-:1:s:oj1vj1ri1vi1n:1 Q0-zoioioz-si-0101 rj-njojnsinioiavioi-nj-A1011 -5 -11-i-1-11:j01o11-14nj4vj1v1en11-j4-1a-:1n1nf11-:1-11sjoie in-:wif-14 Y 9-fx--:ana--1--omnqnangwq - fa--zewasn:.:19vIo:u1s111livi11s1a1f14:s1-:11u31v-:1a1e1o1o:o1n111a11 Always the Latest in Clothing for Boys and Girls Compliments S T A R of Credit Clothing Carl Pottenger 205 South Third Street HAMILTON, OHIO Kyle Service Station FLOYD E. BEVIS Bob's Speed Shop Real Estate Fischer Howe and Supply Insurance 20 North Third Street Hamilton, Ohio rzoiojoioiojoif 1 y:1 -1- 1o1o11w1v-:s1o:v:o:1v:11n:v:cv11:4io:l:1r:1vjc:1v:am11v14v: :1 PQ1Pi1PllVlUlliil1DDlPl1l11PQ1il1 Compliments SCHLIESMANQS gf Home Repair Service N. S. PAINTING 81 CARPENTER WORK ROOFING 81 GUTTER WORK PAINTS -- HARDWARE F WOOD 81 STEEL KITCHEN UNITS GROCERIES AND MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CARRY OUTS - BEER AND WINE Hamilton, Ohio Phone 4-9017 Open from 3 a.m. to 10 p.m. Smith Road Phone 2-1661 BRAUN'S Typewriter Exchange Adam E. Braun Typewriters and Adding Machines For Rent Portable Typewriters, All Makes Adding Machines and Duplicators Supplies Typewriter - Duplicator - Adding Machine Repair Service Main 81 D Streets Hamilton, O. Phone 4-7333 v1o1o:o:o31v:-:1-r1oz-v14v31v:o131n:o1oi-v1o11v11v31n2: Congratulations to Class of 1953 We wish to thank all who have helped to make our Amnual a success. Grace Hilton I at , Co-Editor Joann Tolley .D D I Co-Editor Robert Cleaver Adviser .5 ujoioiojm 1111111111111 -w:o-1o1-fg.,g.,.-:o1.i1.r:- -io:-1:-vzojoioioioi-xx n1-f1o:o1-n:o1oioz0q1o:-::- 1 .: 1 va- : fgozr-1:1-:ivan-'QQ vie Q:o:o:o:o1o1o1o11n1o:o11 1011PliilllilliIilllililililllilllilliiliiIlii.1lllillliliinillllllililllliiliiiililillhlillliilililbjfilb THE TALAWANDA THEATRE Uxford, Ohio vioioioininioilliois 2n3rlnZri1 'D--H-vfwnf-I-D'-1111611 -vb-'bfifivrf or--af -1:1-Q--rf-cr-1010-NC'- r1'r---N 'cf-11 D'-'MD'-rf'-wr01Iv 5 S 5 .Q m Q 5 C5 5 EF H r. Q is 5 E' Q gl i ' Q 1-I T m : C, Q F11 - P- : 5 -4 E 5 S' 5 sa 2 2 5 sg 2 5 sl 1-1. Q -E E E' 1' H1 5 , 3, E 2 2, U' Q S- 2 3 2- E. Z: P E' 3- E L-1 5' Z U P 'Q E F1 3 W 9 fb -e. 5' cn Q P3 If g 2 S , ?' Q5 SD is w G 97 5, E E+- RE 75 5 2 9 3 5' :D E C DU 1 E. F1 Q. Q. 5 g S rm c: 9, lf. Ei : ' Q ' fm E: H1 g S U3 E ik QT? Z E UE .G F 5 H 2 2 2 H U, S 'sg Cv Q U1 'Q E rn ,QT 2 sh rn S -is 5 5 CD m 99 5 Q Q U3 if 2 U2 'S U1 25 K4 fn 8 -1014 E-- 3 Congratulations from C. J. WOGENSTAHL 81 SON Excavating and Grading Ponds Land Clearing - Terraci Fence Rows, Etc. Phone 3-3691 after 5 p.m. Ideal Cleaners 34-6 South Third Street Hamilton, Ohio C. A. CLARK K SON Sporting Goods Frigidaire Maytag Phone 2-4391 Corner Main 81 B Streets I'IOIIN,S ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone Sh. 3823 Ross, Ohio Hotpoint Appliances Fairbanks Morse Water Systems uiotzvz- -1- +1--:oz-ni -15-urn:1103-sz--zu:-x11-:oi-nzoiojojoxlvjojoioifittzifnitxnzinifvzirzriitavinieznnieiuievjoi v1njojnaj 10101011 CLYDE R. MORRIS Compliments of ELSTUN'S GROCERY I I I Registered Red Poll Cattle Compliments of ROSS, OHIO DR. J. C. F. CRAIG I Com liments , I P Compliments i Of . . Of I Vemce Castle l Q I 4. 5 ROSS, ghio Vemce Pavllhon I O I ooMPL1MENTs 0F Robert Hurley I 5 ..:::1:.iE..:12.g:.s ?im:,1.. I Lora Dealer since 1922 ROSS, Oh I I Phone Shandon 2433 I - R 'd nce -- Shandon 3742 njenj1u:1nj4v1av:1r:1rj4n11n:1nj4 Qviox-vi-viwioioi njoj-,101-0:1n1o1-v:n1u:oj4:j1rj1v:-p1o:-v11vjo:1r1-vi-v:od vtoxoio-10:1 rj-11014 '14-1010101014 1011411111-1-3,3.1.3,3-54541134.359011114:1o1o1vjo:o11a14nI1vi1n1o1c-14-:1-jav:1-ie-:--i4v:1-11 10:1-10:1-:ojojQ Doxnxartuuxoiucpuxn1111412n1o1un:31110Ian1n3lu1nutf-i11r3n1n1o111nr1u14n1un11-ln:au1--1011-in-14-11niveau-11 COMPLIMENTS OF Allied Television Service 538 MAIN STREET HAMILTON, OHIO Lee Lipscomb C. W. Fisher Phone 3-611.1 1 FISHER SALES NEW and USED FURNITURE TELEVISION and APPLIANCES 1790 Grand Blvd., Cor. of Shuler HAMILTON, OHIO East Ave. Delicatessen COMPLIMENTS UF Open 11 A. M. To 11 P. M. Fresh Meats 62 Vegetables A FRIEND Estridge Beauty Shop All Lines Beauty Culture Phone 3-2394 GARAGE SALES AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MAIN STREET AT BELT LINE Bob Wheelright, Realtor Phone 2-2421 and 3-3262 DuBois Book Store School Supplies Five Points Market 2511 Grand Boulevard Open 7 days a week 1- 1nvll114 ' ' 'I Compliments H JoHNsoN's PURE o1L SERVICE 4 'GWhere Friends Meet Phone 2-7035 Millville, Ohio ' I Compliments Of l MILL-VILLA ROLLER RINK Route 27 At Millville l Mluvlue Cut Rate Conradis Service Station i Patent Medicines And Carry - Out I e Cream Greeting Cards Small Appliances MILLVILLE, OHIO Millville, Ohio Sales And Service Harrison Farm Equipment Company McCormick Deering Farm Operating Equipment Refrigerators -- Stoves - Water Pumps Mobilgas - Oil And Greases Residence 3342 Phone 5011 Harrison. 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