Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

MEMORIAM IN We the graduates of the class of 1952 dedicate this annual to the mem — ory of Mr. C. 0. Chapman, who served a s our Principal of Rutland High School from 1926 to 193 and as our County Superintendent from 193 to 19 9. He will be remembered by us as a beloved citizen and leader. r RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Three cheers for Rutland High School, Three cheers for Rutland High, And let this be our motto To ever do or die. Crimson and Black our colors, Hay they forever fly, The pride of loyal students Of dear old Rutland High. Oh, the years may come and go, And classes disappear, But still her friends will love her And loud for her will cheer. The Alumni and the students Will praise her as the best, And she'll not want for backing, Our dear old R. H. 3. —Martha Bolton C. A Swick President Orion Nelson Marvin Morris Vice President Mrs. Lawrence Heiner, Clerk G. P. Thomas S. P. McKinney Administration 0. 0. PATTERSON COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT WILMA SAROENT SECRETARY TO COUNTY SUPT. o V H. A. BENNETT PRINCIPAL ROSE PATTERSON SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL FACULTY Mips Ohllnger Commercial B. S.Education Ohio U. Kr. Vennarl Physical Ed. Coach A. B. Ed. Salem College Mr. Null Science Sc Math A. B.Education Fairmont State College Mre. Hueton Mlee Ebersbach Junior High B. S. Ed. Ohio U. Mr. Rutan Hone Economics Sc Social Studies B. S. H. E. W. Va. University Band B. S. Ed. Ohio State Mrs. Chapman Music B. 3. Ed. Ohio U. Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Mr. Science, Math, History % - W B. 3. Science l r W. Zoology Marshall College Mr. Vaughn Industrial Art B. 3. Ed. Ohio U. Miss Smith English A. B. Ed. Ohio U. Mrs. Ogdln Junior High Ohio U. Bob Denison wanda Foster SENIORS President Science Class Officer l-2-J-k Claes Play 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Industrial Arts 1-2-1 Lettermen's Club 3-1 Cantata 3 Ada Harrison Sec.-Treas. Commercial F. H. A. 1-3 Officer 3 Class Play 3 Home Ec. Play 2 Class Officer J-1 Style Review 1 Newspaper Staff 1 Annual Staff 1 Homecoming Queen 2 Librarian 4 June Patterson News Reporter College Prep. F. H. A. 1-2 Minstrel 4 Girls Ensemble 1-i Pep Club 3-4Pres.4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-1 Band 1-2-1 Officer 1-3 Class Officer 1-3 Homecoming Queen 4 Class Play 3- Cantata 3 Operetta 1 Concert 2-3 Glee Club Festival Annual Staff 4 Newsoaper Staff 4 k General Class Play 3-i Class Officer 1-2-3 Minstrel 4 F. H. A. 1-2 Ensemble 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Majorette 2-3 Drum Majorette 4 Pep Club 3-i Officer i Cantata 3 Operetta 1 Glee Club Festival Annual Staff i Newspaper Staff i Darlene Wolfe Commercial Class Officer 1 Claes Play i Minstrel 4 Ensemble i Glee Club 1-2-3-i Officer i Band 1-2-3-i Officer 3-i Cheerleader 1-2-3-i Captain 4 Pep Club 3-4 Cantata 3 Operetta 1 Scholarship Team 4 F. H. A. 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Mary Dyke Commercial Class Officer 1 Class Play 4 Minstrel 4 Radio Contest 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Citizenship Test4 Band 3 Style Review 1 Majorette 3-4 Glee Club Festival Pep Club 3-4 Cantata 3 Operetta 1 Scholarship Team T. H. A. 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Janet McKinney Corwin Smith Commercial Claes Play 3-4 Home Ec. Play 2 Class Officer 1 Band 3 Librarian 2-3 F. H. A. 1-2 Radio Contest 3 Pep Club 3-4 Newspaper Staff Annual Staff 4 General Industrial Arte 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Ronnie Williams General Football 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 Basketball 1 Class Play 3 Industrial Arts 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Carolyn Miller Commercial F. H. A. 1-2-3 Officer 2 Style Review 1 Librarian 4 Home Ec. Play 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff4 Helen Rife Commercial F. H. A. 1-3 Class Play 3-4 Home Ec. Play 2 Librarian 4 Style Review 1-2 F. H. A. Officer Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff Harold Grate General Football 3 Industrial Arts 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Patty Pierce Jack Minor Commercial Glee Club 3-1 Band 3-1 Pep Club 3-i Home Ec. Club 1 Officer l Minstrel l Ensemble l Cantata 3 Fall Festival 3 Librarian 3 Majorette 3-1 Annual Staff 1 Newspaper Staff General Ind. Arts l Annual Staff 1 Chas. Schoonover Ainslee Wilson General Football 2 Basketball 1 Claes Play 3 Ind. Arts 1-1 Agriculture 1-2-3 Annual Staff 1 General F. H. A. l-2_3 Officer 2-T Diet. Pres. 3 Class Officer 2 Style Review 1-2-3 Pep Club 3-1 Officer 3 Home Ec. Play 2 Class Play 3 Radio contest 3 Annual Staff 1 Newspaper Staff Vivian Pierce David Clonch General F. H. A. 1-2-3 Claes Officer 1 Pep Club l Style Review 1-2-3 Annual' Staff 1 Newspaper Staff General Claes Play 3-1 Ind. Arte 2-1 Agriculture 2 Annual Staff 1 Bob Eads John Scragg General Class Officer 1 Operetta 1 Football 2 Basketball 1 Ind. Artsl-2-3-4 Agriculture 2-3 Annual Staff 4 General Ind. Arts 1-4 Agr. 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Helen Stevens Commercial Glee Club 1-2-3- Fall Festival 3 Band 1-2-3 Officer 3 F. H. ■ . 1 Style Review 2-3 Minstrel 4 Cantata 3 Concert 2-3 Operetta 1 Pep Club 3-4 Radio Contest 3 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Marjorie Justice General Glee Club 1-2-3- 4 Concert 3 Festival 3 Ensemble 4 Annual Staff 4 David Grueser General Football 1-2-3-4 Ind. Arts 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Agr. 1 Alan Halllday General Class Play 4 Ind. A,r.ts 4 -Agr. 1-2-3 Basketball 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Betty Farmer Jon Cottrill General F. H. A. 1-2-3 Glee Clubl-2-3- Minstrel 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff Student Conductor 3 Band Officer 4 Pep Club 4 Cantata 3 Bob Black General Ind. Arts l-2-j3 Class Play 4 Agriculture 3 Scholarship Team Annual Staff 4 Kathleen Stafford General Football 1-2-3-4 Ind. Arts 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Commercial Glee Club l-2-3 4 Style Review 1 Librarian 1-2-3 S'. H. A. 1 Minstrel 4 Operetta 1 Pep Glub 4 Ensemble 4 Concert 3 Fall Festival 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Edith Shaffer Clyde Harrison General F. H. A. 1 Glee Ciurf2-3-4 Minstrel t Librarian 1-2-3 8t le Review 1 Fap Club 4 Fall Festival J Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 N. General Football 1-2-3-4 Ind. Artsl-2-3-4 Agriculture 1-2- 3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Prophecy It was a warm day in 1962, and I was hurrying around In our little white house on Hysell Run, getting supper ready for my husband. Of course my husband, as you all know, Is Ronnie Williams who Is now a General Foreman at a steel plant In Marietta. As I was waiting for him to return from work,I heard a knock on the door. I went to answer It and to my complete surprise, there stood Jon Cottrlll.Jon was now a salesman for the Metropol- itan Life Insurance Co. and of course was trying to sell me some Insurance It was time to eat and since my husband had arrived home while we were talking, I Invited Jon to stay for supper. We had a pleasant meal and after supper, when we had our three children In bed,we retired to the living room, my husband said he would like to know where all our classmates were and what they were doing. We found that Jon knew where most of them were, since he had learned about many of them while on his Insurance travels. Bob Black now owns the Ford Garage In Mlddleport,where David Grueser is the head mechanic. Bill Bowen 1 s now head coach at Notre Dame with Charles Schoonover as assistant coach. David Clonch has taken over his fathers business as the blacksmith In the thriving town of Rutland. Mary Dyke Is now private secretary to Bob Denison, President of Ohio University. Bob Eads Is Governor of South Carolina, with John Scragg as his campaign manager. Corwin Smith now ovns the chain of Smith's Grocery Stores throughout the country. Ada Mae Harrison Is now married to Lowell after completing her nurse's training. June Patterson Is also married to Buck , after deciding that he Is m o r e Important than a career o f nursing. Clyde Harrison now owns a well-known cigar factory, after perfecting the famous Redtlp cigar, and Carolyn Miller, finally realizing her life's ambition. Is his secretary. Vivian Pierce Is still living at Beech Grove with Rusty and their two children. Alan Halllday Is owner of one of the largest dairy farms 1 n Meigs County. Jack Minor Is now a salesman for Dodge cars. (He Is also happily married to Dorothy.) Harold Grate Is now a pilot for the T. W. A.,with Helen Rife as the stewardess on his plane. Patty Pierce Is married and le living husband 1b a truck driver. Marjorie Justl In Toledo where her ce 1b also married and 1b the mother of twine. Wanda Cesto Is still living In Mlddleport with her husband and three children. Janet McKinney Is now a famous actress InaBroadway musical, and Darlene Wolfe Is a television star. Helen Stevens le etlll employed In a hospital where s h e Is working along side her husband, who Is a doctor. Edith Shaffer Is now living In New York where she owns a dress shop. Kathleen Stafford 1s her manager. Betty Farmer Is a model In Hollywood, Cal If omia, and Alnslee Wilson Is k e p t very busy taking c a r e of Henry and their two little boys. By the time we came out of our reverie. It was getting late and Jon said he must go. After the door had closed behind him, my husband remarked that he had not realized how much he had missed the old gang of good old R. H. S. Yes, I said, and I guess we shall always feel a little sad when w e think of them and all the pleasant memories we have from our high sohool days. •Wanda Foster In t h e school year of 148-'49, forty-five anxious freshman were enrolled In our class. This group Included: Bob Black, Bill Bowen, Donna Carson,Junior Cleland, Zelma Cremeans, Jon Cottrlll, Bob Denison .Mary Dyke,Betty Farmer,Wanda Foster.Bill Games .James Glassburn, Margaret Glassburn, Harold Grate, David Grueeer, Alan Halllday, Lena Harris, Llndy Harris, Ada Harrison, Clyde Harrison, Jack Harrison, Vivian Hysell.Ruth Keeton,Bobby Knotts, Janet McKinney.Carolyn Miller,Jack Minor, Darrell Mollahan, James Oiler, June Patterson, Hallle Pickens, Helen Rife.Kenneth Romlne, C h a r 1 e s Schoonover, Edith Shaffer, Louise Shaffer, Kathleen Stafford, Helen Stevens, Barbara Swadley, Amos Tlllle, Charlotte Weaver.Ronnie Williams,Alnslee Wilson, Edward Wlndon, and Darlene Wolfe. We chose the following class officers:Freeldent,Bob Denison; Vice President.Wanda FosterjSecretary, June Patterson; Treasurer, Mary Dyke; and Reporter,Ada Harrison. Our class sponsor was Mr. •iT - - er. At the close of the year we had lost Zelma Cremeans, James Glassburn, Lena Harris, Bobby Knotts, Darrell Mollahan, and gained Patty Pierce. In our sophomore year under the sponsorship of Mr.Trotter we elected the following class officers: President.Bob Denison; Vice President, June Patterson; Secretary, Darlene Wolfe; Treasurer, Janet McKinney; and Reporter, Vivian Hysell. This year we gained Charles Eads,John Scragg, June Thompson, Jean Ball, and Marjorie Justice. This year w e lost from our class Junior Cleland, June Thompson, Llndy Harris, Ruth Keeton, Margaret Glassburn, Bill Games, Kenneth Romlne, and Edward Wlndon. As Juniors with Mr. Vandali our sponsor, we elected as class officers: President, Ronnie Wllllams;Vlce President, Bob Denison; Secretary, Wanda Foster; Treasurer, June Patterson; and Reporter, Alnslee Wilson. This year we welcomed David Clonch and Bill Wallace. We were sorry to lose Hallle Pickens, Charlotte Weaver, Louise Shaffer, Donna Carson,Bill Wallace,and Amos Tlllls.We lost Barbara Swadley to the senior class. We sold refreshments at the ball games to raise money for our cis es. We all attended the annual Junior-Senior banquet at the Farmer's Hotel at Galllpolle and afterwards the show Kim at Mlddleport.We presented our class play Everything Happens to Us under the direction o f Miss Pickens. The oast of characters included Bob Denison, June Patterson, Ronnie Williams, Bob Black, David Clonch, Helen Rife, Ada Harrison, Charles Schoonover, Janet McKinney, James Oiler, Alnslee Wilson, and Wanda Foster. We began our final year at Rutland High School a s dignified Seniors with Miss Ohllnger as our sponsor and chose a s our class officers: President, Jack Harrison; Vice President, Bob Denison; Secretary-Treasurer, Wanda Foster; and Reporter, Ada Harrison. We gained two new students, Corwin S m 1 t h, and Wanda Casto, at mid-term. We were sorry to lose James Oiler and Jack Harrison at mid-term. We will soon present our class play The Darling Brats under the direction of Miss Smith. The cast of characters Include David Clonch, Alan Halllday, Bob Black, Bob Denison,Jon Cottrlll, Mary Dyke,D=rlene Wolfe,Ada Harrison., June Patterson, Helen Rife, and Janet McKinney. We are looking forward to taking a trip thle spring. Many campaigns have been conducted to help raise money for It. We are now thirty-two In number. Looking forward to all the commencement activities with their fun and honor, a n d y e t with a tone of sadness,we are Bob Black, Bill Bowen, Wanda Casto, David Clonch, Jon Cottrlll, Bob Denison, Mary Dyke, Charles Eads, Betty Fanner, Wanda Foster, Harold Grate, David Grueser, Alan Halllday, Ada Harrison, Clyde Harrison, Marjorie Justice, Janet McKinney.Carolyn Miller,Jack Minor, June Patterson, Patty Pierce, Vivian Pierce, Helen Rife, Charles Schoonover, John Scragg, Edith Shaffer.Corwin Smith, Kathleen Stafford, Helen Stevens, Alnslee Wilson, Ronnie Williams, and Darlene Wolfe. -----Alan Halllday We,the Senior Class of Rutland High School, City of Rutland, State of Ohio, being of sound mind, do therefore declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us heretofore. To our teachers w e leave our gratitude for their years of patient guidance and understanding. Bob Black bequeaths his temper to Glen Wallace. Bill Bowen wills his A In Social Science to b e recorded as a wonderful accomplishment. David Clonch leaves his acting ability to Billie Joe Hannon. Jon Cottrlll wills his good grades to Correna Wheeler. Bob Denison bequeaths his athletic accomplishments t o Don Harrison. Mary Dyke wills her typing ability to Judy Lambert Snowden. Charles Eads proml se s his broad shoulders t o Kenneth Searles. Betty Farmer has decided to t a k e her clarinet with her Instead of leaving It to an underclassman. Wanda Foster happily leaves her schoolwork for housework. Harold Grate leaves Rutland for Wilkesvllle. David Grueser wills his car to a n y o n e who can stand the vibration. Alan Halllday leaves his quiet disposition to Owen Hoffman. Ada Harrison bequeaths her good looks to Isabelle Spires,who doesn't need them at all. Clyde Harrison wills his cigars to anyone who can stand the smoke. Marjorie Justice leaves her lovely blue eyes to Marilyn Turner. Janet McKinney wills her pretty Jet-black hair to Ida Hysell. Carolyn Miller bequeaths her winning smile t o Betty Creraeans. Jack Minor leaves his locker to anyone who can dodge the flow of books. June Patterson bequeaths her position as Drum Majorette to Aretta Hoffman. Patty Pierce wills her stature to Imogene Barr. Vivian Pierce wills her home-making ability to any future house-wife. Helen Rlfewlll s her square-dancing ability to Elaine Harrison. Kathleen Stafford leaves her high singing voice to D o n n a Bolen. John Scragg wills his study attitudes to Thomas Schoonover. Charles Schoonover refuses to part with anything, so he Just leaves 'ole R. H. S. happily. Ronnie Williams will leave anything but Wanda. Alnslee Wilson wills Henry to the Air Force for four years. Darlene Wolfe leaves her cheerleading position but she 1 s taking her uniform with her. Edith Shaffer promises her notebook and pencil to June McDonald. Corwin Smith bequeaths his list of female admirers to Bill Wllford. Wanda Casto leaves her happy moments In school t o Just most anyone. I, Helen Marie Stevens, leave ray position as class lawyer to a very capable person, Marjorie May. We nominate and appoint our beloved faculty to be executers of this, our last will and testament. •Helen Marie Stevens MEMORIES OF '52 Another leaf hag turned again And we must gay good-bye To our classmates and our teachers dear Of good old Rutland High. We've often said that we'd be glad To see thlg day appear But now as we unfold the past We'll leave It with a tear. Our parents who have kept us From that great sea of strife Our teachers who have helped us all To do the best In life. Our teachers patience, time, good deeds Have put us on our way So let'8 remeraoer what all they've said And never go astray. They who told us right from wrong Worked with us everyday It was they, the teachers here Who helped make life so gay. We know that we have done them wrong Someday, sometime, somewhere But they would help us everytime Our load got hard to bear. We've enjoyed ourselves and had good tlmes- Tlmes we will never forget Four great years here we have spent And those four we'll never regret. We will soon set sail on that great sea So brave and strong and bold And wondering every mile of the way Just what our future holds. We'll soon be leaving, It won't be long And thl9 we're sorry to say But don't forget friends, we'll be back At school, to spend a day. Here we are to say good-oye To treasures we hold dear It Is a sad, a sad farewell But kids, graduation, It Is here. Parents, teachers, classmates dear We're feeling mighty blue But it 1« our hone that you'll never forget OUR CLASS OF 52l Composed by Janet McKinney How IML r -i GUsnsa Zs CJP brv CAjUl£tay ■ 9r WL farrvrujiJ Xtt Ssrt a pazfy- 6oiM?. eu e. M JU ff[OAMJ n3 d £. JO' C. 1 sUsx asyu UJAjO $AJA ua.cj Junior FIRST ROW: Marjorie May, Darlene Bailey, Marian Spires, Wanda Kesslnger, Marcia Russell, Margaret Lambert Welch, Betty Brown, Joan Lambert Snow- den, Barbara Grueser. SECOND ROW: Isabelle Spires, Joan Montgomery, Mildred Martin, Phyllis Snow- den, Beulah Coy, Evelyn Likens, Nell Rice, Imogens Barr, Mary Clonch, Beatrice Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Wilcox, Clarence Thomas, Bill Harmon, Clyde Clonch,Keith Nelson, Robert Overly, Elmer Searles. FOURTH ROW: Bill Wllford, Delbert Milam, Charles Huston, Robert Lynch, Bob Nelson. ABSENT: Anna Mae Gilkey, Bill Graham, John Haley, Thomas Schoonover.Kenneth Searles, Jack Stafford. PRESIDENT..... VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... NEWS REPORTER. .Bill Harmon Keith Nelson .Marjorie May ,..Bob Nelson ..Betty Brown FIRST ROW: Roberta Hysell, Mary Ann Rupe, Jean Reed, Virginia Long, Betty Cremean8, Donna Jean Bolen, Barbara Delaney, Ruth Hysell, Mary Johnson. SECOND ROW: Donna Hysell, Aretta Hoffman, Betty Jo Sisson, Betty Hysell, Mary Swan, Frances Prlddy, Jo Ann Nelson, Alma Russell, Bernice Smith, Ida Hysell. THIRD ROW: Charles Welch, Leon Lemaster, Bobby Spaulding, Don Swisher, Nor- ris doff, Honel Denney, Kershel Wheeler, Ronald Nicholson. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Stone, Lowell Greer, Tommy Fauber, Glen Wallace, Bill Williamson, William Turner. ABSENT: Teacher: Miss Smith, David Eads, Elaine Harrison, Loretta Hoffman, Roger Miller, Clara Molden, Charles Molden. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT..... VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... REPORTER. ...Tommy Fauber Elaine Harrison ....Ralph Stone ...Lowell Greer ...Alma Russell FIRST ROW: Eddy Romlnes, Huey Randolph, Ivan Hallday, Jackie Perry.Wendell Grate, Owen Hoffman, Ralph Hill, Ronald Balengee. SECOND ROW: Gloria.McCaskey, Donna Sisson, Aretta Ellis, Donna Strausbaugh, Alberta Snowden, Marilyn Turner, Marilyn Hampton, Maxine Cleland, Janet Gardner, Mary Rice, Mr. Null, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Donna Rupe, Bonnie Keller, Blanche Carter, Corenna Wheeler, Connie Staats, June McDonald, Betty Nichols, Betty German, Norma Gall Holliday, Dorothy Warner, Kathleen Clonch, Annabelle Prlddy. FOURTH ROW: Don Rife, Don Harrison, John Montgomery, Jimmy Nelson, Jack Bolen, Ronald Smith, Russell Carson, Paul Shoemaker, Sonny Hysell, Lloyd Smith, Freddie Hager, Francis Moran. ABSENT: Betty Bowen, Suzanne Carroll, Phyllis Southern, Edith Weethee. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT.......... VICE PRESIDENT..... SECRETARY-TREASURER Norma Gall Holliday ....Gloria McCaskey ....Marilyn Turner ... .Alberta Snowden SEVENTH: FIRST ROW: Patty Croueer, Sue Eads, Elizabeth Smith, Minnie Kitchen, Judy Hatfield, Dorothy Nelson, Patty Jackson, Joyce Wolfe, Joan Rife, Wanda Graham, Miss Ogden, teacher. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Wallace, Paula Keller, Carol Gibson, Nancy Sisson, Phyl- lis Rice, Juanletta Romlne, Mildred Lemley, Freda Hutchinson, B e t ty McCaskey. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Hyeell, Eddie Evans, Jimmy Pierce, Gene Long, Carl Hysell, Jack Denison, Raymond Wilcox, Teddy Cremeane, Clarence Might, Charles Musser. „ . „ . .. FOURTH ROW: James Prlddy, Rondell Prlddy, Dallas McGuire, Fred Morris, Jim Cremeane, Jerry Schoonover, Billy Frye, Billy Scragg. ABSENT: Alice Huston, Charlotte Romlne. bivjnin i _ , p . FIRST ROW: Arthur Cross, Jack Eads, Larry Likens, Bob Pierce, Bob Searls, Charles Nelson, Paul Nelson, Bryan Davis, Curt Tlllls. SECOND ROW: Rose Kesslnger, Alta Clonch, Betty Bowers, Ruby Bowers, Naomi Barrett, Jean Edwards, Bessie Ellis, Nancy Spaulding, Linda Buck, Jean Stsat8, Marjorie Hutton, Joan Cremeane. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Gardner, Joan Carter, Arietta Cross, Prl6cilla Coy, Ruth Cremeane, Carol Scragg, Sandra Pierce, Judy Stewart, Donna Will, Saralyn Harmon, Edna German. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Hysell, Richard Miller, Bill Black, Gene Musser.Ronald Spires, Henry Gilliam, Jim Dyer, Larry Pickens, Weldon Bartrum. FIFTH ROW: Harold Carson, Gene Vance, Charles Stewart, Wesley Barrett, Ted Shenefleld, Dallas Wallace, Leo Morris, Billy Brewer, Ray Bowles, Earl Stevens. ABSENT: Joe Bolen, Oehel Edwards, Mildred Gllkey, Jimmy Hobbs, Ronald Jacks, Ralph Knapp, Betty Molden, Raymond Prlddy, Arlena Romlne. PEP CLUB cheerleaders Albert � Snowden-Freehman, Isabelle Spires-Junior, Darlene Wolfe-3enlor. ABSENT: Loretta Hoffman-Sophomore. FIRST ROW: Joan Lambert Snowden, Marilyn Turner, Isabelle Spires, June Patterson, Ada Harrison, Darlene Wolfe, Margaret Lambert Welch, Bar- bara Delaney, Mary Dyke, Mr. Vennarl, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Helen Stevens, Nell Rice, Mary Rice, Kathleen Clonch, Imogene Barr, Joan Montgomery, Aretta Hoffman, Patty Pierce, Vivian Pierce, Kathleen Stafford. THIRD ROW: Alberta Snowden, Betty Brown, Evelyn Likens, Donna Bolen, Janet McKinney, Connie Starts, Ainslee Wilson, Betty Farmer. ABSENT: Loretta Hoffman. OFFICERS PRESIDENT....................................Ada HarrlsOn VICE PRESIDENT............................Isabelle Spires SECRETARY............................................June Patterson TREASURER.........................................Barbara Delaney REPORTER.............................................June Patterson FRONT ROW: Ruth Hysell, Alberta Snowden, Helen Stevens, June Patterson,Judy Lambert Snowden, Betty Brown, Marilyn Turner, Kathleen Stafford, Ada Harrison, Darlene Wolfe, Barbara Delaney, Mary Dyke, Marjorie Justice, Mary Johnson, Patty Pierce, Mrs. Chapman, Directress. SECOND ROW: Aretta Ellis, Barbara Grueser, Beulah Coy, Phyllis Snowden, Dorthy Warner, Virginia Long, Aretta Hoffman, Joan Montgomery.Mildred Martin, Imogene Barr, Norma Holliday, Donna Strausbaugh, Betty Farmer Betty German, Kathleen Clonch, Donna Will. OFFICERS PRESIDENT......... VICE PRESIDENT.... SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORTER........... ..Ada Harrison .Darlene Wolfe .. .Betty Brown June Patterson LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Hysell, Judy Lambert Snowden, June Patterson, Ada Harrison, Marilyn Turner, Kathleen Stafford, Barbara Delaney, Darlene Wolfe, Marjorie Justice, Patty Pierce. ABSENT: Betty Brown and Alberta Snowden. Ml N S T R E L FIRST ROW: Joan Rife, Joyce Wolfe, Wanda Graham. SECOND ROW: Blanche Carter, Patty Jackson, Ruth Hysell, Helen Stevens,Joan Lambert Snowden, Betty Brown, Virginia Long, Marilyn Turner, June Patterson, Darlene Wolfe, Barbara Delaney, Marjorie Justice, Betty German, Freda Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Judy Stewart, Barbara Grueser, Beulah Coy, Aretta Ellis, Kath- leen Clonch, Norma Holliday, Ada Harrison, Joan Montgomery, Imogene Barr, Kathleen Stafford, Donna Strausbaugh, Dorothy Nelson, Carol Scragg. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Pierce, Donna Will, Dorothy Warner, Mary Johnson, Mil- dred Martin, Elizabeth Smith, Susie Eads, Betty McCaskey, Judy Hat- field, Ssralyn Harmon. ABSENT: Mary Dyke, Betty Farmer, Patty Pierce, Phyllis Snowden, Evelyn Likens, Alberta Snowden, Priscilla Coy, Marilyn Hampton, Margaret Lambert Welch, Aretta Hoffman, Loretta Hoffman, Alice Huston, Bessie Ellis, Mildred Gllkey, Mary Rice, Edith Shaffer, Connie Staats, Arietta Cross, Linda Buck, Edna German, Nancy Spaulding, Jean Staats, Ruth Cremeans, Rose Kesslnger. MAJORETTES: Saralyn Hannon, Mary Dyke, June Patterson, Aretta Hoffnan,Patty SECOND ROW: Ruth Hyaell, Phyllle Snowden, Joan Lambert Snowden, BettyBrown, Betty Farmer, Barbara Grueeer, Joan Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Beulah Coy, Kathleen Clonch, Mary Rice, Donna Bolen, Sandra Pierce, Blanche Carter, Aretta Ellle, Dorothy Warner, Donna Will,Linda Buck, Joe Bolin, Darlene Wolfe, Carol Scra-gg- MASCOT-SUE PARKER ABSENT: Eddie Evan6, Phyllle Rice, Barbara Delaney, Alberta Snowden, Anna Belle Prlddy, Alice Hueton, Clara Molden. LEFT TO RIGHT: Saralyn Harmon, Eighth; Mary Dyke, Senior; Drum Majorette June Patterson, Senior; Aretta Hoffman, Sophomore; Patty Pierce.Senior. MASCOT: Sue Parker• FIRST ROW: Wanda Casto, Marjorie Justice, June Pattereon, Ada Harrison, Darlene Wolfe, Kathleen Stafford, Helen Stevens, Mary Dyke, Boh Deni- son • SECOND ROW: Vivian Pierce, Patty Pierce, Alnelee Wilson, Helen Rife,Carolyn Miller, Janet McKinney, Betty Farmer, Wanda Foster, Ronnie Williams, Alan Halllday. , THIRD ROW: Miss Ohllnger, Advisor, Jon Cottrill, David Clonch, Jack Minor, Boh Black, Corwin Smith, Harold Orate, John Scrpgg. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Harrison and David Orueser. ABSENT: Charles Eads, Bill Bowen, Charles Schoonover, Edith Shaffer. STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF................................Bob Denison CO-EDITOR........................................Mary Dyke PUBLICITY DIRECTOR.......................................Ada Harrison 3USINE3S MANAGERS.........June Pattereon And Darlene Wolfe PRODUCTION MANAGER.....................................Janet McKinney LITERARY EDITOR................Helen Rife And Wanda Foster SPYGLASS STAFF FIRST ROW: Alberta Snowden, Freshnan Reporter; Betty Brown, Junior Reporter June Patterson, Editor; Ada Harrison, Ass't Editor; Darlene Wolfe, Artist' Kathleen Stafford, Artist; Helen Stevens, Society Editor; Mary Dvke, Clrcu- lotion Manager; Miss Ohllnger, Advisor. Second Row: Vivian Fierce, Artist; Patty Pierce, Alnslee Wilson, HelenRlfe Carolyn Miller, Wanda Foster, Circulation Manager; Janet McKinney, BobDenl- son, Sports Reporter. Absent: Aina Russell,Sophomore Reporter; Jinny Creneans, Seventh Grade Re- norter. • COMMERCE LABORATORY SHOP HOME ECONOMICS FIRST ROW: Bill Wllford, Clyde Harrleon. Ronald Williams, David Grueser, Bob Black, Ralph Stone, Bob Denison. SECOND ROW: Owen Haffman, Manager; Mr. Null, score keeper; Larry Turner, mDTOTB Nel5on'„Lowe11 reer 01en Wallace, Keith Nelson, Jaok Perry Mgr. TRIRD ROW: Mr. Vennarl, Coach; Tom Fauber, Charles Schoonover, Tommv Schoonover, Mr. Vandali Aps't Coach. Absent: Jack Harrison, Bruce Davis. FOOTBALL The 1951 football squad had amoderately successful season as they won three games,lost four and tied one. In Southeastern Buckeye Competition, the Red Devils finished fourth by winning two and losing three. In total scoring, the Devils had 208 to 125 for their opponente. The squad will lose eight players this year. They are: Bob Black, Bill Bowen, Clyde Harrison, Dave Orueser, Charles Schoonover, Ronnie Williams, Jack Harrison and Bob Denison. Record Rutland 57 Chester 0 Rutland 72 J-T 0 Rutland 0 Chauncey 37 Rutland 6 Mlddleport 6 Rutland 6 McArthur 19 Rutland 21 Belpre 24 Rutland 46 The Plains 6 Rutland 0 Wahama 33 Front Row: Tom Fauber, Bill Bowen, Bob Nelson, Bob Denison, Bill Wllford, Charles Schoonover? Second Row: Mr. Vandali, ass't Coach, Olen Wallace, Clyde Clonch, Keith Nelson, Lowell Creer, Alan Halllday, Mr. Vennarl, Coach Third Row: John Montgomery, Owen Hoffman, Larry Turner Don Harrison, Del- bert Milam, Jack Perry, Manager, Mr. Null, score keeper. First Row: Mr. Vandali, Don Harrison, Olen Wallace, Clyde Clonch, Tom Fauber, Keith Nelson, Mr. Vennarl. Second Row: John Montgomery, Delbert Milam, Ronnie Smith, Owen Hoffman, Larry Turner, Lowell Oreer, Jaokle Perry. BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team succeeded. In winning only two games this season. Even so, the season could not be called a complete failure.considering the fact that not one regular from last year's squad was back this season. Four players will be lost by graduation this year. They are: Bill Bowen. Alan Halllday, Charles Schoonover and Bob Denison- Varsity Record Rutland 30 J-T 76 Rutland 38 Nelsonvllle 71 Rutland 26 Wahama 61 Rutland 5 Harrlsonvllle 43 Rutland 46 Wllkesvllle 50 Rutland 28 Chester 38 Rutland 53 Harrlsonvllle 24 Rutland 29 Wahama 67 Rutland 30 Tuppers Plains 83 Rutland 39 McArthur 55 Rutland 38 Racine 57 Rutland 37 Belpre 70 Rutland 36 Tuppers Plains 83 Rutland 43 Chester 46 Rutland 49 Chauncey 98 Rutland 48 Racine 82 RESERVES The Reserves were more successful In their efforts than the varsity as they won seven games and lost nine. Reserve Record Rutland 17 J-T 33 Rutland 13 Nelsonvllle 29 Rutland 28 Wahama 17 Rutland 34 Harrlsonvllle 4 Rutland 18 Wilkesvllle 23 Rutland 31 Chester 17 Rutland 38 Harrlsonvllle 9 Rutland 15 Wahama 21 Rutland 20 Tuppers Plains 31 Rutland 2 3 McArthur 54 Rutland 21 Racine 52 Rutland 27 Belpre 21 Rutland 29 Tuppers Plains 24 Rutland 31 Chester 23 Rutland 27 Chauncey 5 Rutland 20 Racine 51 The Darling Brata a comedy In t h r e e acta was presented by the Senior class as lta annual play. The plot revolved around the Darling children,who were con- tinually playing tricks on A. Appleton Crabb, a r 1 c h bachelor,who was determined to marry their Aunt Agatha. The Darling Brats wae under the direction of Miss Helen Smith. The Cast Cynthia Darling--------- ---- Junebug Johnson-------------- Jack Henry------------------- Barbara Darling-------------- Harold Darling--------------- Theresa Darling-------------- Agatha Brlsboe--------------- Rod Vinton------------------- Spike Sperling--------------- A. Appleton Crabb------------ Mrs. Vinton------------------ ------Mary Dyke —June Patterson -------Bob Black —D.arlene Wolfe ---David Clonch ---Ada Harrison -----Helen Rife —Alan Halllday ---Jon Cottrlll ----Bob Denleon -Janet McKinney A D V ERTI $ IIIG If you have enjoyed looking at this book up to this point, will you please scrutinize even more carefully the advertisements which follow? Without the aid of the firms and Individuals whose names appear In the following section, we could not have produced this book. To you,our advertisers, we wish to express our thanks. ---THE STAFF MAY YOU” DREAMS COKE TRUE I TO BUY A NEW BUICN PONTIAC CMC TRUCK BLAETTNAR'S IN POMEROY uiti u e n JVationalBank 97 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPQRT, OHIO PHONE POMERY 219 DONT PRGET YOUNG'3 SUREP MAGNET NIDDT ROBT, OHIO T-'E PLACE TO BUY YC1?. GROCERIES 9 o n 4 €o. DODOT-PLYMOUTH SALES ADD SEPVICE SECOND STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO web $0. HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGES AND WATER HEATERS ELECTRICITY TO SEPVE YOU THE OHIO POWER CO. THE RCA TEI,VISION SE S AT ELBERFELDS POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy A rl o mm a O d nk SERVE RICH VALLEY ICE CREAK We feature decorated ellcee for special occasions. Serve your guests onlv the best RICH VALLEY DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM CL FI Hi CMJc COMPLIMENTS OF TOM RUE 4 ZOL MAGGIED RUE 4 MAGGIED MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES 4 SERVICES SOUTH THIRD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A HOLSUM THE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO HOME OF AUNT HATTIES BREAD AND HOLSUM BAKERY PRODUCTS R. V. EBER3BACH RAWLINGS FORD COATS CARS-TRUCK3-TRAC TORS HOME FOR FUNERALS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO comtu:3nts o? FARMERS' HOT?' CALLIPOLIS, OHIO Coaplinents, Class of 52 whabe unetdl mP Jl Rutlanu. o vne CMo COMPLIMENTS OF PICKENS PAINT A HARDWARE CO. PHONE 2861 MASON, W. V . MARTIN ROLLER DRUG STORE 93 MILL ST. UIDDLHPCRT, OHIO Air Conditioned for your Shopping Pleasure THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION POMEROY, OHIO Send it tottie „ Jtspindly WILLIAMSON PURE OIL SERVICE STATION ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 216 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio 1A6 W. Main St. Fomeroy, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEIGS WHOLESALE GROCERS KIDDLEPORT, OHIO EEERSBACH HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE 110 W. Main Pomeroy Ohio ■ - -F WILLIS ANTHONY JREAI1 I PL'-T'BING Sc HEATING (SERVICE 1 THE DUALITY PRINT SHOP 23S Lincoln Street Mlddleport, Ohio Middleoort Ohio if f l Lfc it ROUSH for SHOES 9n e'le MIDDLEPORT OHIO (QjaiqreeaX STORKS PHARMACY POMEROY OHIO CUI.I TO AN SOFT WATER SERVICE REST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OHIO WILSON-HOBSTETTER AGENTS 102i West Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio M ETC-8 EQUIPMENT COMPANY INTI RNATIOMAL HARVESTER West 2nd Street Pomeroy, Ohio UTO PARTS G. J. AUTO PARTS Pomeroy, Ohio THE ECONOMY SAVINGS 4 LOAN CO. WISHES THE SENT OR CLASS OF P.tTTI AND HIGH SCHOOL THE BEST for the Future BAILEY'S DRIVE IN One mile west of Mlddleport on Route 1 4-3 POLLY'S BEAUTY NOOK POMEROY OHIO Hew and Used 'M at 0 ail For All Kak.ee and Models Telephone romo 925-Y TILLIS GARAGE Rutland, Ohio DGWNIE-GROSS, INC. The Men's Store Pomeroy Ohio B. H. SANBORN Mlddleport, Ohio Sverybody Appreciates Jewelry for Gifts That Last POMEROY PASTRY SHOP 216 East Main Phone 60-Y Pomeroy, Ohio Mbt bta Television Home and Car Radios WERNER'S RADIO Mlddleoort Ohio owl AND JJl eed ef HARDWARE Mlddleport Ohio Your Balova Watch Distributor THE GOE53L3R JEWELRY STORE Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio New Cars — Trucks Sales and Service POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY V. Main Street MEiaa COUKTY FARM BUREAU CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING DELIVERY $UO E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF RUTLAND MEAT MARKET SENIORS OF 52 CHASE HARDWARE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF DEVAULT'S SERVICE STATION WILKESVILLE, OHIO SHOP AT SMITH'S GROCERY SALEM CENTER, OHIO RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE RUTLAND, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUT RUTLAND, OHIO CONGRATULATION'S CLASS OF '52 ERLEWINE HARDWARE RUTLAND OHIO MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 4 STATIONERS 1U07-1U19 NORTH CAPITOL AVE. INDIANAPOLIS ?, IND. CONTRIBUTIONS JOSTENS DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS BARTON'S PHARMACY SWISHER 4 LOHSE WORLDS FINEST CLASS RINGS.YEAR- POMEROY PASTRY SHOP HOME LAUNDRY CO. BOLIN'S GROCERY BOOKS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. L 4 Z DRESS SHOP STEWARTS TEXACO STATION ADAMS GROCERY GEORGE MILTENBERGER KARR BARBER BOX 7 MT. WASHINGTON GOODWIN FLORISTS CADY STUDIO MILLER'8 5 to $1.00 store CINCINNATI, 30, OHIO WHITE'S GROCERY YELLOW JACKET CLUB NELLIE'S SECOND HAND STORE BOB'S GROCERY +