Seven Mile High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Seven Mile, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Q gigigggff AVV, J, ff V! 6 K ,ff f Ms, i ,Q A LW, ' , Z lg I IK W! ii x , in 'F ways . ? Vaffn 2 7 C f li Q SEVEN MILE RANKED FIFTEENTH Seven Mile's Panthers were ranked 15th in the Class B rat- ings in Ohio by the Associated Press in their last poll. HOOD RECEIVES HONORABLE MENTION Tom Hood, Seven lVli1e's colos- sial center, received All-State hon- orable mention from the Associ- ated Press. Hood was placed on the I.N.S. flnternational News Servicel first Ten. BUTLER COUNTY TOURNAMENT The 29th Annual Butler County Tournament will be held at -the Wil' son Junior High School, February 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23. The first game will start at 7 p.m. with -the second game getting under way at 9 p.m. The drawings for the tournament will be held at the County Office at 4 p.m., February ll. Three teams from Butler County will compete with other county win- ners from Brown, Clermont, and Ham- ilton Counties in the District Tour' nament at Xavier. There will be an exempted school tournament at Lockland fieldhouse in which fourteen teams compete with each other with seven of the teams going into the District Tournament also. The winners of the Butler County tournament are as follows, dating back to 1924: l9ate 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 Winners Catholic High Morgan Union Union Union Monroe Monroe Somerville Morgan Stewart Stewart Stewart Union Morgan 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 Morgan Monroe Fairfield Hanoyer Hanover Fairfield Trenton Fairfield Seven Mile Trenton Hanover Hanover Seven Mile Seven Mile ? ? ? ? , x we if , V ,die 1 , 4 v. flu ' 4 x. vm ,M Nw F ,.Xs,,, .we in PANTIIERS DOWN ? TRGJANS to break a 1 two-way tie for the league CHAMPIUNSIIIP SUPPLEMENT to SEVEN MILE SCHODL PANTHER TRACKS 8 Your Personal Appearance Is Our Personal Problem Voc us Bnvw SALQN 244 High Street Hamilton, Ohio--Dial 4-4289 Please Dial for Special Ev. Appts. PQATLSIII' an fe r' Your Headquarters for Farmall gl Minneapolis-Moline Tractors 81 Farm Equipment International Motor Trucks International Freezers 81 Refrigerators Purina Chows Baby Chicks 110 No. Erie Hwy--Hamilton, Ohio Phone 4-6565 Eupilral -D C!QQHl11g Phone S. M. 3771 Seven Mile, Ohio Lucille Williamson, Owner x ,. Q'-'Q S T Pfen Qclljrczsjv . 'I' '41, N' on 72, ' ' ' VCI' ,., G and '11, Vw Li ' Q New Idea Farm Equipment SALES and SERVICE Get the Best Corner of Hamilton-Trenton Road Get On Route 127 Phone 4-7641 Hami1ton,Ohio SEALTEST HY 55 It's Fun to Eat a Better Dinner And HYDES are STILL BETTER Erie Highway, Hamilton, Ohio -PXQQSQ fpmtvoxiigga HY' Owl 'tons QS' P nz, ' g .1 -.'-4: A 1 .ui - iff'-1 sf m W T' ,r 515. V- X ' in -5 is 'vw .- H h ' I 'P-Q ff .. ' f , 17 l X R 1 j rw? 3 X' MJU 'Sw M X K 1 V f Ki' K ru UR Q59 -H. Y0 OOD HANDS f x 52 if I K ,QA Q ,,, , .- I fx,:N w . ag 1 . 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AYMB usp 4' Seven Mile, Ohio S av S 'B HK or JAMES WEAVER Washington Street HAMILTON, OHIO LSC Cf' dl' WGPC and 21 DELTA Power Tools B-P-S Paints Flat lux GUFT Corner' Main 81 D Phone 2-0728 ocKwc.H -DaCTOr Sales Ford'-s Farming Headquarters Schei J OS On Route 127 North of Hamilton Television Appliances Hamilton, Ohio K R E B S 3 I Cal Hershners Furniture Appliances Service Station Carpets B Ki Rhea Streets Hamilton, Ohio Third and Court Hamilton. Ohio liar! Hue Meats and Provisions Sc.haNfF andAx4g5fUl'x7CY' Garaj C Free Delivery Phone 3-2632 125 S. 3rd Street HAMILTON. OHIO Jacksonburg Road Phone, Hamilton 2-8925 The Slonckcv Implement Com F0105-N wish tit.: QM , a'- I' 1275. .Is Sixth and Rigdon Sts. Hamilton, Ohio Ei JV!-JV' QW Tl12Es1Lccl'e Stove, Com P ami .Solon QA subsidiary of Noma Electric Corp. DIAMONDS Y7' WATCHES f JEWELRY 2529 111 Manufacturer of ESTATE GAS PLEASANT AVE. HAMILTON' OHIO so. THIRD 51-I HOEE 2-7311 PHONES zen and Valle, ice CO' Electric Ranges Phone 55668 Gas and Oil Heatrolas HAMILTON, OHIO HAMILTON' OHIO OHIO loo Cvearn Co. Hamilton, Ohio C2 nfval Drucl ore, I PHONE a-7974 -gp 153,25 TRAINED TECHNICIAN PROMPT ssnvncv. EMERY'S llAlll0 Sz TELEVISIHN Prescriptions Phone 34113 265 Augspurger Avenue HAMILTON, OHIO Second and Court Streets NEW MIAMI HAMILTON' OHIO Min ov'5 Sunoco Sew-vice -PC1.'rcL'mou.h+ C K6 0-TIC?-5 LUBRICATION SPECIALIST 239 South Riverside Dr. phone 4-9030 Third and Court Streets New Miami -- Hamilton. ohio HAMILTON, OHIO WORLEY MINOR, JR., Owner Miami Cement Products CINDER i Phone CONCRETE Seven Mile WAYLITE BLOCKS 3381 SEVEN MILE, OHIO New lxfhami Service 5+o,+'xoY'1 275 N. Riverside Drive New Miami, Ohio RAPP OAL mu OKE Som a I TN-.,.c+.,, 50.1.5 Phone Ham, 4-6322 275 N. Riverside Drive HAMILTON, OI-HO 6th st Rigdon sts. New Miami- Ohio ,DOQWY Queen 8 + one Try Our DOUBLE THICK MALTS SUNDAES A11 Flavors JUMBO CONES 2127 Belle 81 Dixie Highway Hamilton, Ohio Camden Mobcov QQ. Drive a Ford FORDOMATIC and Feel the Difference Phone 216 Camden, Ohio See Bill Matt R O' '71 5 Gmxex-ax Siem aww-V5 ako' ax 1909 Seven Mile, Ohio 1951 M1 Phone -2 -igglseven MI?swA1:l,Iie.mi, Ohio A M GTK Q21 Cl MKXHQQY EDO 5251 Z?QSlZ'au,.dnkz-1 'SHOES for the wHoLENIf'Z1il11i?Iwreet,,qi,i1,Q,M11e C G QT' an Holbrook Eros? Swim? V 15 N. 3rd St. H2lII111f0I1, 01110 231 Court St. Hamilton, Ohio Hmmm JM PQPSFCUXQ Mlm Qc Hamiiton Ohm Bcffixn C sr S Office 3-8731 Res. 2-3943 Hamiltgn, Ohig 3 G. Erie Blvd. Sz Edison Ave. Mgr- Ch31'19Y Benke f MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE CONGRATULATIONS Columbia Federal Savings Sz Loan Association of Hamilton Dollar Federal Savings SL Loan Association of Hamilton Home Federal Savings SL Loan Association of Hamilton Peoples Federal Savings SL Loan Association of Hamilton West Side Federal Savings SL Loan Association of Hamilton LINDE NWALD GULF Service Sf GOO 2121 Pleasant Avenue I L Lindenwald Hamilton, Ohio C OV FP'-litS gl I 'THQ . Vegetables Hqxinqan' E-Sha? Co' Wholesale and Retail The Quality Shop 207 S. Third St. Phone 4-8389 3rd Sz High St. Hamilton, Ohio Serving HAMILTON over 60 Years 0 ff if L S cf, O S lowers GLM lflowfs 900 So. Erie Boulevard 119 Court Street Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio ' pYlYl'l'lllQ end Puxtblishxng Co. HO Nwrlh lvlonomfmjc Avenue, Hanuli-on, Ohio Cmhfli m an +5 of Ed. Schneider Soft Drinks xc X99 Sandwiches Lo ISOTT 550 . , Dealer in QQ- Gasoline 81 O11 General Merchandise Where Friends Meet Phone 2011 s. M. -3 t Q' l 4 ' 'll , Oh' phone 3281 Seven Mile Co111nsv1 e Ax 10 v Homestead! -Rzatn, cunt Main 81 C Sts. Hamilton, Ohio Soups 81 Sandwiches ER C L Second Nat'1. Bank Bldg. Clothing-Hats-Furnishings RQEBUCK MJ CO 210 S. Second Street Hamilton, Ohio Hami1ton's Largest Store Com In ment 5 010 GOQD For Men and Young Men Ja. c kfiem 'S Qi 664 East Ave. Xu All QINOLI Hamilton, ohio 100 N 2nd st, AE-ESS from Y.M.C.A H envy Lzifsc H Real Estate Service BENTEL'-S JEWELER8 Phone 4-6722 Hamilton Ohio Homes Investment Hamburgers Hot Dogs Farms Industrial E ie 8LcHigh Sts., Ha ilton 1 A A1 - . ,'11 ,V ' P Yfs . , Y Op -R0o'l'.:Bzer Com J' -... ' 2 'N RAY3 GARAGE 6 Authorized AAA 24 hr. --Bn St. Park Ave 325 Erie ' l I R Sis r M .--' I Factory and Display Room 961 Main Street ,BLIHCT COLLHI' LUVITLCT' COTVTQW7' Phone 4-8321 Hamilton, Ohio G0TICT'6+ 2 Mase rn-Y Phone 4-8175 South Street Williamsdale 7 days a week 19:30 a.m.--11:00 P-m-I 1205+ Ave .Delicat essen Hamilton, Ohio Owen O I t CO. Ethyl at the price of Regular save 293 on premium gas 1755 Erie Highway Hamilton, Ohio Visit ................ Hamilton' s Newest and Largest Service Station rAunnEY-mAnnunALE nnwE. co. JOHN H. RITZI, Owner Wagner and Mirro Kitchenwares 237 COURT ST- TELEPHONE 2.9564 CYY.S't'a.I -D1-Y Cteamcw'-5 Hamilton, Ohio tDumc1cm omcl Kautxfxunq HAMILTON, OHIO Distributors of 'ROCLCISIJC GGTGCI 0 24 hour WRECKER Service R. R. 41 127 Hamilton, Ohio QUALITY Furniture Styled and Priced For Lasting Friendship WEBER' 120 S. 3rd - Hamilton, Ohio I llAMll'l'0ll'S OUTLET S'l'0RE I .Tohnston Candies Ka Fountain Supplies I nc' Phone 2-4667 319 High Street HAMILTONPQHIQ Phone 2-QGQIL . 5 QV W ...J 'if' ' - 'Q , A 'asf :::.'-we ,W . V ' 4' 'M' R, W' 1' DI ff F ' my D ' . Awe: ,Q-f i TRACK Row 1: D. Doughman, I. Ramsey, Mr. Kinch, I. Burkhardt, B. Pyles. Row 2: D. Stempfley, M. Grollmus, I. Cole, C. Davidson, W. Willis, T UM BL IN G Top Row: I. Welborn, B. Quick. Row 2: R. Pflanzer, L. Wooten, D. Russell. Row 3: I. Quick, D. Treadway, P. Neanover. P. Hartman, W. Martin, B. Banks 1 ,20 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1 Walter Wooten, Mickey Urban, Paul Hood, Ronnie Wiley. Row 2 Bob Banks, Mr. Kinch, coach, Jimmy Combs. . ? 'J 4 1 -L Q.. H? L'l'fi:5w:QA fel, final' L f 1, . .- A . 'n ,Luk r P ijg ,rv ,,-gi.: JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Miriam Schuler, Pauline Wooten, Karol Urban. L if-5 SHELBY MARTIN 6' 1 senior forward MELVIN GROLLMUS 5' 9 junior guard URE HOTS 'F' ANDY JONES 5' 10 senior guard BILL MALCOLM 5' 10 sophomore forward ,. I3 TOM HOOD 6' 4 junior center rn .C P .. .ts ,Qs or C? , Q L, k,,Z,6di1s22t1 AA,EEblg,,1:b ' UT? W 7 QV V. aalr , ,mae , ,A 'f ' 4, RQTL fi Kfvl ljfz 'QQEYHEQ A 1 f 'ig M1 ,113 'J i T-many! VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 Doug Stempfly, Manager, Roy Sloneker, Bill Malcom, Bob Shoemaker, John Cole, Art Sloneker, Dick Plemmons, Don Black, Manager. Row 2 Mr. McCollum, Coach, Andy Jones, Jim Bryant, Tom Hood, Shelby Martin, Melvin Grollmus, Wayne . ' .4 , Willis. Y ' 1 A ' H W K XM' ' A 't A :N . , K 1 IR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 Mr. Steed, Coach, Dave Bryant, James Combs, Dick Plemmons, Dick Angst, Gordon Adams, Jesse Thompson, Mickey Urban. Row 2 Walter Wooten, Fred Morgan, Ira Lindy, Coleman Davidson, Harold Powell, Paul Hood, Wayne Willis. 'Q' i I int- Q if if usda 5.7! ' QI 93 .,u -lan -Q Ri' al! gg.-gf fi Q 19' gr I lib Yglf M. X MX .1 1 .af fx, x , , 'K as y, x L? nf a IE1 ti JM' ,.aH X- 5' 4 !a'i'i'Y'X'f?x A--dr f 'li M.- AIX Y 2 Z XA 'QQ RPR--'Ei' Q 'iv 1 I O ti V' INA, ma as 'Q FRIEDA BAKER HEER E g if Q CHARLOTTE DOCKUM EDNA LANG NORINNE MOAK DIXIE RICE Slfifx DON STATZER CLAUDE HAWKINS ,-am.-y 'wfN 5'M f' wftw . 5 r , ' 2 :Fir FOOTBALL SQUAD Top-Row: Mgr. B. Young, M. Urban, 1. Lindy, D. Bryant, L. Pence, T. Hood, J. Bryant, D. Statzer, D Fox, Mgr., B. Quick. Middle-Row: Asst. Coach, W. Steed, M. Moore, W. Wooten, A. Sloneker, I. Burkhardt, B. Shoemaker, K Millice, S. Martin, C. George, D. Angst, 1. Brandenburg, Asst, Coach, G. Marsh. Bottom-Row: Head Coach, M. McCollum, J. Quick, R. Sloneker, D. Seaman, B. Malcom, B. Howse, G. Gault T. Brewer, C. Hawkins, D. Hixon, R. Wiley, D. Plemmons. MELVIN MOORE J N KENNY MILLICE 3' --.. 'K ,lf-XR .n Kgtj' .... kffii . if I v-Q 515: 1 . Head Coach - Marvin Frank McCollum Q Q 3 3 ge - A .1 fa 5 . ii fa 5 - fi Y If M S fy it as , v,h. 1 F as ' I ia K . 4 2 Glen Marsh Wmism ,mari i a I hm naw. QWSIVZ fig? : g . 53' 3 1 -, X1 - i 1. ,QF . 23 iii ,N 11. .5 g Q' f' KW k Eugene Steed S-CLUB Row 1 Coach McCollum, W. Willis, D. Black, D. Statzer, B. Malcom, C. Hawkins, A. Sloneker, M. Moore. Row 2 R. Slorieker, M. Grollmus, J. Burkhardt, A. Jones, G. Roach, G. Gault, I. Quick. Row 3 C. Plan, S. Martin, T. Hood, I. Bryant, D. Millice. Stud nt Patrol AUTOGRAPHS WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE TO THE STUDENT PATROL FOR SERVICES RENDERED M., X W...-w, -vo-P' 8 a..a..+.afwl M v .p v I Q1 F 1 If f B P-SO Ylo-N X tht. G. Oogex, Oixeoxos, Vs, Xlkoooxev, C, 24305, L. Go'oXe, B. Ssagoes, B. 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Wilma Parker, DelorcsCo1lins, Joyce Hisle, Nancy Hood, Anita Collins, ti- Mafgie Trusrer, Mrs. Martin, secretary, Sondra Stewart. 1 . wx Lam v Q 4 ' ff f ff M , 3 l 'l eee If llll Q66 Ptuxigv SY ' rx ' . - YYY YW' NNxXX1aatkeh PM 3X XXX, - f Mlss Lrnkous, lame Ledlngton, Carol Evelyn Andrews, Marlene Clark, Marlene Miss Shaffer. if v I A ix 6 Iva! n' r i vnn M A N U A L A RT S Front: Ted Brewer, Chris Radovich Back: Andy Jones, Claude Hawkins, Shelby Martin, Joe Goebel, Mick Moore, Bernard Johnson, Mr. Marsh, Don Cox, Richard Doughman. M 5 ,Q , li ,, Q 1 +iM'fF'i-M' ' . if .--11 ART CLASS Painting: Don Flannery, Jerry Hayes, Mrs. Mann, Iewel Brown, Don Black, Chris Radovich, Jerry Robineete, Harold Powell. At Table: Dudley Wagers. 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Sh nl .1 g '-'XV 4 l V X tnrcc be Cliff, H 'ki L-ri U .gi fil that jj fu es l ,aa f ,f Si O 5 I U E S IOURNALISM CLASS 5 77 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 JERRY'S HERE ul Hartman has been intro- ci as the new Jerry Lester, small and mighty junior seems c bursting with vitality. See in the Follies of '5l , given the junior class, Friday the , time 8:00. ' lendar APRIL 20-APRIL 28 ril 20-Library truck Marjorie Phares, Hazel Young, Roy Sloneker. ax Marjorie Estep, Mary Pyles, Iva Lee Woods, Charoline Dinnie, Glenn Roach, Mary Lee Malcom. Delores Reese, Catherine Street, Sandra Hughes, Dixie Rice, Charles George. Barbara Gordon, Alberta Gibbs, Claire Evans, Jerry Quick, Harold Powell, Juanita Wilson. Mrs. Blanche Mann, Bob Kirby, Joe DeBord, Edna Lang, Wayne Willis, Charlotte Corrill, RogerWiley. Warren Burkhardt, Marjorie Truster, Joyce Hisle, Ruby Tomilson, Barbara Fallert. junior Memos CLASS PARTY On March 27, the junior class held its annual class party in the cafeteria. The girls served the boys refreshments since they were defeated by the boys in the recent magazine subscription sale. A large variety of food was served and later games were played. Lasting from 7-9 the party was a success and everyone had a l, M VARIETY SHOW A variety show, Follies of '5l, is being presented April 20, by the junior class. Each member of the class will particpate in some way. The show will represent a tele- vision broadcast. Individual students will portray famous television stars. The Fol- lies is sure to bring fun to all. There will be a matinee in the afternoon at school and another gerforrnance on Friday evenippgr Social Note Saturday, April 7, unior, had a slumber 11 ttending were Bet 'atty Koffer, Barbara ue hostess, Dixie Ric efreshments were se give Me 0ne,t.,,,,T Give me one his pusy expression aro Phe teachers and st ...:....' ' ' ' Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row Row Roy Sloneker, Jean Gunderman, Betty Sue Duncan, Sondra Stewart, Mary Malcom, president, Sandra Hughes, Doris Mann, Margie Phares, Claude Hawkins. Dixie Rice, Alberta Gibbs, Edna Lang, Joyce Hisle, Carol Eubanks, Barbara Fallert, Josephine Reese, Patty Henry. Freida Baker, Patty Koffer, Iva Lee Woods, Barbara Strong, Katherine Street, Marlene Clark, Charlotte Dockum. PRINCE OF PEACE 1 Carl Lainhart, Roger Wiley, Fred Morgan, Sondra Stewart, Norrine Moak. 2 Roy Sloneker, Charles George, Dave Bryant, Janie Stewart, Mrs. Mann, standing, Charlotte Dockum. Pw- HEAD FIRST fi '1 SQ? X 3 : 'N Y 1 A.Xf' AQ f A X1f,f F N T' if V R ,.,f.J1s: in FN it-21. I' M, Apr. May Ii .al A '51 '52 1 4 11 14 25 9 12 18 21 23 April Fool's Day. Ifyou think you hear knees knocking, you do because the Juniors are giving their play tonight. Hurrah! A whole day off for Good Friday. School dismissed another day for Easter Monday, Seniors and Juniors are happy today and why notg tomorrow night is the big night for the Jr. -Sr. Prom. F.T.A. Members go to Miami U. Today all pupils who studied for the Babeck Spelling Test is entitled to 100, fThat is, if you spell all the words correct1y.D Seniors are practicing hard to march down the aisle. fGood practice for them,j Seniors thrilled, Baccalaureate. Commencement night. Seniors say good- bye to Seven Mile, Goody! End of school. J wi .wg is In i Wi 'P Pm ,Wh H N5 rs gf-'l'f '5 ii .V kr,rr1,1.,,. mfr- e5f'iV,Q : - vi. ' K . wh . w........- k pi h M if W Q . ,y 3 v ' 0 pr f rg. :SQ 95.5 , .1 A li .1 Y wi-fc ' , I 'I-bv'-I ' I' i 1 K - -' is Q ,.i : - , fi fs . .aide Q . 4-V 5. '3 5 3 ,fr f z QV' CALE DAR Ian. 31 Feb. 1 5 '7 12 15 19 21 27 Mar. 3 17 21 26 28 One full month of the year 1952 has now passed. Senior Scholarship Tests today! Don Black is exactly 18 years 1 month and one day old today. Student Panel is working like bees to get decorations up for Sweetheart Dance. The basketball team is practicing harder than ever. No wonder! the tournament starts in two days. Annual staff looking for annual. Juniors practice for their play. Seniors looking forward to May 21. fWell isn't the whole school?J Dixie Rice makes wedding plans. Since the girls basketball season is over they are now practicing very hard on volleyball. Do you think you are crazy because you see green? Well it's only St. Patrick's Day. Today is the first day of Spring and love is really in bloom. Second Every Pupil Test. Volleyball Toumament at Wayne. Q 4' ,. Q.: -ees,-ge. Wliwxaxwia' WN. r,.f t i X 1 'L if P Greenhills football game postponed until next year. Senior dress rehearsal, success! ! Senior Play. F, T, A. visits Monroe. Prince of Peace contestants quaking on the big dayg Janice Mann comes away with honors. Everyone looking forward to seeing the cheerleading suits. Seven Mile wins first basketball game 50 - 46. We give thanks for Thanksgiving--no school for 4 days. Panthers run wild over Reily, 74 - 41. Football teams and cheerleaders fed well at the Football Banquet. Annual dead-line drawing near. Seniors receive their pictures. Seniors sell candy to make money. lust six days until Santa visits all the good children. Last school day of 1951, our Christmas vacation at last! ! Back to school again. Students slaving over Semester Exams. Current Events Test. Bookkeeping students wonder why they see figures before them all the time. L aw.. .n - 4 uf Q 4 I.,-. rv D - - f'li4 r rw. . ln, . K. Q K ' ,V ' J. ' . ' PR, EIU 2- 3 f - ' fx -, ' m. l ' -. t ei. , if Y . ' Z, .v,A iw' '3..l f'f3g5 ' s ., gif ,1 ' afzl I :tx ' ,- A ,I K ' qw! 2 'fx . .mv pi 44 gills, 7 Sept. ' 0.3 ' ! s g. , 3 -Q o 4, , in rg ', M .- .. 9'-af.. W. ag :,, gvnwu 'V 'il A I .4- sfoxp i ' W. ! 5 1, N., 'I Oct. fs -un- : - rank, -. LENDAR Ding, Ding! School begins. New students get first glimps of Dear Old S. M. H. Try ours for cheerleaders. Class officers chosen. Everyone washes face for photo- grapher. Roy Sloneker resigns from position of Vice- President of Student Panel. DonStatzer elected as new Vice-President of Student Panel. Seniors pose for photographer. School deserted because of County Fair. Peggy Miles sports diamond ring. School handbook passed by Student Panel. Driver's Training Safety Program with Wayne and Trenton at Seven Mile. Juniors happyg Seniors visit Armco all day. Homecoming game with Fairfield. King, Mick Mooreg Queen, Dixie Rice. No school. . . 3 cheers for the teachers meeting. Peace and quiet, grades 1-8 go to Western College. Masks and costumes dragged out for Hal- loween Carnival. Carnival Queen, Char- lotte Dockum. PROPHE Our adventurous Mrs. Mann, residing on the very peak of the North Pole, in the year 1967, tums her extraordinarily powerful telescope to see the progress made by her homeroom class of 1952. Scanning the expanses rapidly, yet pausing when she sees an object of her inspection, she sees Sondra Stewart decorating the interior of the brand new White House, planned and constructed by Kenneth Millice. Kenneth, voted the boy most likely to succeed, has certainly proved his ability. Frieda Baker, Jewell Brown, and Marlene Clark are private secretaries to Terry Wirtley, greatest lover ever to be filmed on the screen. The sole purpose of these secretaries is to answer the millions of fan letters received by Terry every day. Mrs. Mann is pleasantly surprised to find Don Black and Chris Radovich ship-wrecked on the Gee- Gee Islands. These two have been ship-wrecked since 1956 but the navy has made no effort to locate them. Back to Florida, she discovers Patty Henry, F. B. I. agent, hot on the trail of James Dozier, millionaire, hiding somewhere in the Everglades of Florida. A little more to the right, she discovers Mrs. George Coning, nee Peggy Miles, who has made a career of her family, George I, II, III, IV, V, and almost VI. Mrs. Mann mops her brow as she sees Margaret Lee and Patty Koffer. Margaret with her 12 children has a full, but happy house. Patty, now Mrs. Bob' Alexander, has a full house of 8. Focusing on the Blue Jewell, a night club ovmed and operated by suave Shelby Martin, she finds that the club is featuring the sensational voice of Marjorie Phares, one of the outstanding singers of all times. fKefauver has lost his battle.D In Madison Square Gardens she finds Bob Sams, the slightly sensational manager of the up and coming Ice Follies Star, Dixie Rice. Gene Hacker is on his trip to the moon. Gene left his friend, Paul Hartman, busy on his T. V. program, Paul Hartman's Bean Bag Show , replacing Jerry Lester. Turning to Seven Mile, Mrs. Mann gasps as she spies the grocery store operated by Mary Lee Malcom, a chemistry teacher in the new Seven Mile School building. Looking toward New York, she sees Barbara Strong is Dean of Women in the Joy Rogers Business College. Melvin Moore, an Olympic tennis star, is found taking a trip around the world on a ship owned by James Philpot and Claude Hawkins, ex 4-star generals. In Paris she finds Pauline Taylor and her magic piano, accompanying the golden voice of Andy Jones, also a well-known author. His current sensational novel is titled High School Days at Seven Mile . Focusing upon the largest hospital in the world, she finds Joe Hibbard, a well known aviator, hos- pitalized from a disastrous crash in the hills of Kentucky. His nurse, Joan Stidham, is a potential Florence Nightingale. Mrs. Mann is astonished to find Gail Moore, a civil service agent, investigating the Bobcats on the greatest football fix ever to come about. Don Statzer is playing half-back for the Bobcats. Looking now, at the Ohio State Penitentiary, fdon't jump at conclusionsj she discovers Josephine Reese posing as a Matron, while studying for her career in Juvenile Delinquency. Senior Class Will We, the senior class of Seven Mile High School, being of sound mind, so declare this our last will and testament in the manner following: l I, Gail Moore, bestow my shorthand ability upon Carol Eubanks, and my hair to Connie Treiber. I, Claude Hawkins, give my ability to skip classes to Wayne Willisg my frying pan to James Brashearg my football shoes to Jo Ann Hawkinsg and my 4 football helmets to Horace Kuykendoll. I, Joy Rogers, bequeath my drivers training book to Hazel Young, I, Peg Miles, grant my sleep walking to Hazel Youngg hypnotic ability to Mary Pylesg and my cognomen, Dagmar, to Marjorie Truster. I, Marjorie Phares, leave my safe driving to Juanita Wilson and my waist line to Shirley Davis. I, Barbara Strong, bestow my ability to get along with people to Freddy Bertsch. I, Pat Henry, grant my band uniform to James Brashearg my ability to get along with Mr. Kinch to Joan Lotzg my quiet ways to Iva Lee Woods. I also leave my reducing pills to Delores Collins, I,Charoline Dinnie, bequeath my pink garter to Anita Collinsg my blue slit skirt to James Burkhardtg and a gold sweater and striped formal to Joan Lotz. I, Pauline Taylor, leave my quietness to Shirley Davis, my English ability to Anne McGhee, and a few pounds to Alberta Gibbs. l, Mary Lee Malcom, bestow upon Charlotte Dockum the editorship of the Signal, my key for advanced math to Doris Mann, and my flute to Lowell Mabis. I, Sondra Stewart, return my nickname, Stitzels , to Tom Hoodg and grant unto Betty Lakes my ability to keep my billfold. I, Paul Hartman, give to Tom Hood a red jacket to replace his levi coat, my crystal ball to Ruth Russell, and my chewing gum to Jean Gunderman. I do hereby leave my electric train to Robert Kirby, and my tumbling ability to Gerald Gault. I, Don Statzer, bequeath to Melvin Grollmus all of my car troublesg to Dave Kallick, my 13 football jersey, and my Colgate dentures to James Bryant. We, Chris Radovich and James Philpot, leave our daily trip to the bleachers to Carl Lainhart and Walter Ashcraft. I, Dixie Rice, leave my temper to Edna Lang, and my journalism assignments to Dave Kallick. I, Jewell Brown, bequeath unto Ed Paragin my glasses, I, Kennie Millice, bequeath my shoes to Jerry Quickg my perfect attendance to Dudley Wager: and my paper route to Claire Evans. I, Warren Burkhardt, give my current events ability to Curt Platt, and my mustache to Harold Powell. I, Freida Baker, leave my cheering outfit to Evelyn Stahl, and my treasurer's books to Beverly Pflanzer. I, Pat Koffer, give my bob cat to Iva Lee Woods, assistant librarian job to Ethel Sweeney and my football awards to Walter Heinzelman. I, Don Black, leave my position as manager of the basketball team to Dick Angst. I, Joan Stidham, leave my seat in Shorthand to Marjorie Estep. I, Margaret Lee, bestow my red hair to Delores Collins. We, Betty Cain and Marlene Clark, leave our seats in the senior homeroom to Patty Moore and Sandra Hughes. -. P' 1 First Grade Sec:ondGrade I I -s .as 'own 'en' in J. Angst cf 7' 0 sw 'q ., K. vw? R. Baker 'wa 'msn B. Mgrshall 1 ' -'D 41.1 ' f T. Mullins . Ar 'mi P7 -Q. B. Powers 1 ' s I C. Stephens as ws. ir! , I -o 1,7 i K. Vidourek 1 3,18-N A sk: . gh 'X rt v s P E - . N .W f . ,Y 4' .IL ..., Vkk, C. Asher new -' .Wi 'sf J. Gunderman B 2, in .1 . -,'. , L8 -9 'FUN' . McAI5anie1 ': 'if K A:-9 A. Neanover ffl' Fi +- .- .. 'ff M. Powell 3 'U-uk. . 9 m -411 J. Streit .5 - ,,' K ,v E. Warmer Eg. . 'ks Q 9' , ff f' ,,.'- f f I1 - L. A11SDaCh C Mrs. Fisher N 81 . Q, 'K Atl ar 'sw !!y . ,, K .,,4- J, ' K sv nr 4-N 1, ,nf ., I. Gabbard 'ig ' '1, --.4 g. ' -A- F . 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Dockum UN, ,Q wr ' fl' 'V' 1 ' G DE N. ff aw 'GSM i W Jia . 24 - . V - 1 R 's-'J' Sec. M. Schuler Tres. K. Beiser X, x W X VB qv VJ . ...Q id h L. Baker B. Banks H. Banks F. Beiser V ,., . M .. , ,rw 'lu H , f ' 'vs 5 .,. A, 7' I 5 Q f r V Q J ' 1 P, Brandenburg C, Brown , . me I .F . xv-N-5,3 'um . , ' I ZW V QA R R. Heck N. Hood C. Koffer R, Krauth G. Lang .5 X, my ' 1 . , .Q f , K f.. ,,..,,.,, '. '53 K-T.. w1 '-Qi 1 M M ' ' 'VV' ,., ,,.,, J X 4 .5 A .V - x . X ug 5 '-an E.. . l , 1, - s- ' L Q ,.. , B D, Leeds P, Malcom W. Martin H. Miller R. Napier J. Neal g ,. . , ...X R f .R sg 5 ,' -fn-PW ,Q 'V K Y -1 'vs rfx ' Q E K 4. 'b y I L' LV 7. , . H+ . 1 gr f 1 I ig, ll' ,.: x 7 R. Paragin W, Parker R. Pflanzer S. Rowe K. Russell C r M I ,M ..-ss 1. .S R R at .1 Q 3 'ss' JW ' h ' 7 as ' - 'uv ,,.,.., 4' .-V' R. Treadway T. T readway s. Todd K. ' s Vidourek R. Yafger f' If , II ! ,gfbillli Sig. .A-N- ,QTQL MJ .- Mrs, Plummer FRESHME 7' :Q 1 'Z TI? 3, -.. 'I -Q A: Z. , -A 5 , fy W --, 5 1- -p W 5, xi, if -' ,r k M , , j X 0- YA I Q, B, Banks I, Brandenburg I. Ch8H3Y I. Combs H. DeBord 4-xt .J - fjf' . P P. Hood 1 .vw 't r, 'rn wx ,, v-q- A. Ska 'W , R. Powers P. Steele 4 f.. 'Nrt I 1 .. .4 fin I. Mann P. McWhorter D. Mitchell 3 'sv 1, 1 Q . ssw , fu- vw x' .gr P . wi, 2 I 8 n . rl 1 flf 1 vf 44 'E' 1. M. Rhames F. Ross R. Shoemaker H. Stahl 'H 1-1' vw-. V' ' nz . fr ' '.' M., 'M .tiff x 'L ,Q M M a ' A 124 J. Stock M. Urban B. Taylor R. Wiley . in to . f. 2 , .P Y' ' v ., wfiibf' ,. Y A I 1 A M, 4 A N 1 3' 1 P- WOOYCU W. Wooten B. Young SQPHOMURES .. 1 3,Ws'e. . 1411. K A N 'xx W is. ff 4: Q' ' M., we . . M Q- ' 'L ' 1 -ae 4 I . I up D- CUX S- Greeley B. Comng N. Moak G. Adams Hahn f L 2 ...Q 'fa a r -Q V 9? 1 D L , ...M w. 1- A .va af. 'fl ' N ' .M M' I 'Q all ' nts, J. Goins D. Fox I. Campbell R. Hixon L. Vogelsong U. R0Se 4 . I f f, ,L -1. .-Q' H-v' . If X at 'Q . 'lg' is wil, 1 I 4 8 .,. Q ,,,,,,, 2 K. Krause C. Powell J. Hisle R. Watkins R Rhodus A. Moberly .. . A Q 3 4... ry , ' ar 'WN' 'V M.: . . X - V V- .xqsi 'Q uf Q '65 xsux I D N. - f- J. Goebel L. Parker L. Pence L. Goble D. Srempflev D. Patton 15 av. J A K v I 1 fu., I if 5 .5 W All 'ka A' W 'FY' Y X ,AN ivy !,.X I. Lawson I. Ledington F. Morgan E. Andrews B. Johnson Corrill '25 L. , 'Y fig 4 N, ,.-.- ' Lindy -as -iii f a ffl . '-F .5 7 Y X L 'Lg 5' B. Howse B. Sprinkle I if-5 J Ls - J h S. Mobley D. Treadwall .T 5 X-1 A ,, D. Halcornb D. Plemmons - , w F. Wallace B. Malcom .:- If-Al' ... ,,, x ' ' ff! x f '1 Q .N-,.,.' K. Pyles M. Jones -M me X .. i I. Thompson A. Sloneker A I f 7 A ,, G . Beatty 4 ft ' Y ' 3 if 1? X..-453 B. Gordon f. 9 - if I. Decker . 'Tw' if-7 ,,- W B. Fallert 'rv K ,4' B' X D . Bryant ru nm 1 7' Nl. Baker 1- -fr 4, G. Hunt p 1... J 1' .-- ...ff K. r .... I R. Doughman .1 -Q A . L S. Ramsey I T. Brewer ,F . il. s , 1? T. Baker f-7 ff V h R. Baker N , f' . I P. Neanover at M45 f.. .r A . .fr N . Ackrnan fl ff. x ,, ' A - .fi R. Varney P A . R. Rosenbalm x. -K A9 fr- Q - ,. Q E. Bell H. Johnson r 40 5 ,-4 Aj D . Reese K S I. Cole .A fa, 11' ff! 19, R. Lawson fr -1' 47 C . George . J L Rude! 1 1 4- -nf X 'D C . Davidson 's s ff ' ' 1 'wg 'WK - f .-f -wt, ' 4 wx! s if 1 1 -elif . Lainhart B. Lakes E. Lang J. Lotz L. Mabis I ii 'rr h E, . S . Q yy ' K 1 wk M- -Us 1, pw. W fo-I H' rm J., V' In as 'vs xl -'X ' L r '- 'ET' ' ' WM' ' '5 W ..,. ' t U i t ? 4' , I D. Mann A. McGhee P. Moore E. Paragin B. Pflanzer .3-Nf,..t A A, ,, Lt, ,N A .9 rv il, ' 1' - as L ' f , yi 'F i I W I C. Platt M. Pyles W. Pyles J. Quick G. Roach ig? f'F N 2.5 . .5 as L . , R R, 3. g-fs we ,V wr 3 Q .wr S , N ,i on ' ' 4,,.,.,.,3 uw ,Y - . ... H 'd W N, 'I' yr 'qi .- Y X X' I D. Robinson R. Rosenbalm R. Russell D. Seeman R. Sloneker ev Y q 'dx K , ,-,. 4,3 za.. V , , 5 . rw . MM? 'M C I. X L X7 -ar Rv Y 'W AW-.I E. Stahl K. Street E, Sweeney L. Taylor C. Treiber an ,vi V T Wink ,, 1,4-5 .47 : . T, . . '4' M , sw-M We N' ve .7 'N':1' - of ... 4 L., N P-was p- , ' M. Truster D. Wagers R. Wiley W. Willis 1. Wilson V .M M--'-, .. o s ,Q,. IC' f' N if f ...R-R A un 1ors '- ...7' 1- nv W X ' Or W I. Woods H. Young H. Powell JU IORS 5 1, 1? Y' v .-- v x I '+' B ' J - CN. I, ,f ,, .Aw la' vb if Q, R. Angst W. Ashcraft F. Bertsch Mr. Moore V' Q 'Q' 'flax R' ,win .lrit'!'y1X,fi!Y, 'I' .e - ,- , . ' , J -49 - - 'WL , X ' 7 Sf f f C ' 1 V' 1 I 3 4 , G, Black J. Brashear J. Bryant J. Burkhardt A. Collins , ,N 3432 11- IOQ . ' ' ,N N A al, 'L .. f:-1 VHS? - . v 1 if , H' 4 5, L 1 K J, 4' if in rx ,H Ps D, Collins S, Davis 1, DeBord C, Dockum B. Duncan y W , v ' 3 ! QI, :vu - W , ,sv A 1 N I ' ' 3' T. . Q13 I A A 1 if , 'A' . i I 1 aiw s' I - M. Estep C, Eubanks C. Evans B. Ewen G, Gaim 4'?+s. , 1 ' . Q 'l' 'fl 7 N an --f Ah- . . -.- ' our N - - 5 ff, 7 - if C' C as C 4 'J f' l A. Gibbs M, Grollmus J, Gunderman J, Hawkins W, Heinzelman 'b Qs A 3 V A my W' ss, V an - ' J - ' ' MAX A ,. P I T. Hood S. Hughes D. Kallick R. Kirby H. Kuykendoll SENIUR MARLENE CLARK X 3 9 -.B Y-Teens -2- LOWELL ROARK Annual A ,vll pf ',' ' 'L ,:' . - bf i A ' ' A aug 2 Swan fy, ' ,.rifE,iI . . N 1 F. T. A. Annual .ly . '- 5? -4- CHRIS RADOVICH Signal Annual Sen. Play ..5- IOSEPHINE REECE F. T. A. Sen. Chorus Signal Quill and Scroll Y-Teens Glee Club -3- MELVIN MOORE Football Track Tumbling Signal Vice - Pres. S Annual -Club -3- GAIL MOORE Annual F. T. A. Basketball Baseball SENIOR -1- PEGGY MILES Baseball Basketball Volleyball Signal Quill and Scroll Y-Teens Annual Sen. Play N.. 39 -4- GENE HACKER Annual -5- MARGARET LEE Sen. Chorus Glee Club F. T. A. Y-Teens Signal Annual -2- TERRY WIRTLEY l-li-Y Student Patrol Sen. Play Baseball Basketball Annual AGA '-fig., .R i QUQQ.. -3- SHELBY MARTIN Football Basketball Baseball Track Hi-Y S-Club Student Panel Annual ,fy '5s. 3 SENIOR P AT HENRY F. T. A. Y-Teens Band Glee Club Annual Off. Asst. Sen. Play PAULINE TAYLOR Annual -5- JOAN ST IDHAM Y -Teens Glee Club Annual N 8 Q, mf W'- -2- WARREN BURKHARDT Hi-Y Tres. Signal 4-H Annual if we so 'A' 5 A . f A ears ' A . QA kb , 'lb SENIDR -1- BARBARA STRONG Annual Tres. Student Panel Y-Teens F. T. A. Glee Club Quill and Scroll xx I Basketball Annual -3- BETTY CAIN Y-Teens Glee Club Chorus Annual hi' -4- ANDY JONES Basketball S-C lub Amiual -5- PATTY KOFFER Bus. Mgr. of Annual Asst. Librarian Y Teens in HP s -2- BOB SAMS Basketball Mgr S-Club Student Patrol Annual I A-. +1 SENIOR m Wg, . ' -mb KK' w e - 2 i -3- JOY ROGERS Chorus F. T. A. Y-Teens Glee Club Signal Annual l gjfz'-' -1- V CLAUDE HAWKINS ,wx Capt. of football W' V. Pres. 5 Safety Patrol F. T. A. Hi-Y S-Club . Baseball Annual Senior Play i .iq 2 WSWS 3 -4- CHAROLINE DINNIE Signal Y -T eens Senior Play -5- 5 MAJORIE PHARES Y-Teens Student Panel F. T. A. Glee Club Baseball Volleyball Signal Annual Majorette J 1 5? .1ef...V gggg fs . V aft. . 's e' Mf ?i1'ii fr' grief, Hag ' WW A ik. Q If . E W a . V Qs . 6' , A , V A - -ia' V ' 7 ' -2- DON BL ACK Chorus Football Basketball Mgr S-C lub Hi-Y Amiual Y? . . 'T X H is 1 1 t. X N' , f . SENIOR 2 KENNETH MILLICE DIXIE RICE President of the Student Panel Four letter man in football Hi-Y President of the Junior class 1, Voted the boy most likely to succeec Senior Play N Mi. J. , ., as A-or 1- , ,tk .aw Qlr' Secretary of Student Panel Secretary of the Annual Signal F. T. A. Y-Teens Glee Club Head Cheerleader Homecoming Queen Girls Basketball Volleyball Secretary to Mr. McCol'um Baseball Jr. Class secretary Senior Play ik M A 2 3 -3- -4- FREIDA BAKER I DON STATZER Treasurer of the Student Panel V. President of Student Panel Y-Teens Assistant editor of Annual F. T. A. Football Annual Staff Basketball Cheerleader S-Club Baseball Hi'Y Basketball Signal Volleyball TP-HCR Secretary to Mr. McCollum V011CYba11 Senior Play r S 4 I 'Q SENIDR SONDRA STEWART Pres. Seniors Ed. of Annual Ed. of Signal Quill and Scroll Off. Asst. Student Panel Pres. of Y-Teens Tri-Y Council Sen. Play -3- IE WEL BROWN Sec. Y-Teens F. T. A. Quill and Scroll Signal Librarian Sen. Chorus Annual JAMES DOZIER Vice Pres. Football Basketball S-Club Sen. Chorus Annual 5 -4- MARY LEE MALCOM Tres. Ed. of Signal Pres. F. T. A. Band Annual Voted Girl Most Likely to Succeed Sen. Play fl 1'- ,ff 2-Q. 1'-frm' 'X ...-.. 'M' fe giiiw-f It 1. ,,.,.,,.,.w....,...... vw-...N .,Mi, , . f .1 RH FH' W, . ga 'Lf mm W' . Q 'f-v 'Es : W .. :mm .,, N W , 5 fa.. gf TU B, Dockum, R. Sloneker, M. Phares, C. Hawkins, M S. Stewart, K. Millice, M. Groll F. Baker. r. Needles, F. Morgan, B. Malcom, D. Statzer, F. Lilldy mus, C. Dockum, G. Huber, B. Strong. D- Rice. Z- Leeds I , . Brandenburg V5 ,R+ . 39 iii K . r 5 5Q..v ANNUAL STAFF Row 1 M. Clark, D. Rice, P. Koffer, D. Statzer, S. Stewart, I. Stidham, J. Rogers, M. Lee. Row 2 Mrs. Mann, G. Moore, C. Hawkins, M. Phares, J. Reece, S. Martin, C. Dinnie. Row 3 A. Jones, P. Hartman, P. Henry, M. Malcom, T. Wirrley, F. Baker, D. Black Row 4 B. Cain, P. Miles, K. Millice, B. Strong, J. Brown, L. Roark, W. B Radovich, M. Moore. llrkhardt, C. l 'Sensei' ROBERT KINCH, B. S. Miami University Math, Geography, Science 8th Grade Sponsor B. S. F ac ulty Miami University Industrial Arts History Soph. Class Sponsor '55 , pit 'f ,Earls ,. , DOROTHY LINKOUS, B. S. Concord College Social Science d Physical Education Librarian 7th Grade Sponsor BLANCHE MANN, A. B, Eastern State Teachers' College Art Dept. English Dept. Sr. Class Sponsor Signal Advisor . Annual Sponsor K. if a KENNETH MOORE, B. S. Miami University Science, Math, Visual Aids Faculty Manager of Athletics Safety Council Jr. Class Sponsor Faeult JEAN PLUMMER, B. s. ' y Miami University Home Economics English Cafeteria Manager 9th Grade Sponsor A E 'Z A 1 ..,. ta A , f l ,..ALA A A ...V ps '-. X iqgi., f, f EQ k s. .. ,M . ' ' ' T C . ss - , , .r , :as 5 iff -A H gf.-,r V., ,S , f. ,174 ms! . f1,S..f i. 1?rE . ,1 R , ' ki E 3 NM S if MARVIN MCCOLLUM, B, S Miami University Boys' Attendance Director Athletic Director Biology GILBERT UNGER, B. S. Cincinnati College of Music Music Dept. Bookkeeping R -4- X if 'N 'adn' W ,an in 'x.ws., N, gm :X 'vii ev '1:: 1' ii, i P ' .aww 5 WILLIAM STEED, B. S Miami University 'W ,' i m i Principal 2 L Social Studies ' Ass't. Coach 5712 L 7 -- .,,. . ' at ,-'i, ., are ,. 11, 1' ,sf , iiiii ffm. Vik ...L -yn, 1. .,,,, L . .1 .mal 1' +. .gfziim . :Q-egfw-: .'-ff-,ex .:::':::f L , gmggvg xy. :Hy-r.. 1-: . .pun K-,Q in v -11-42:11 , 'fffiv xfgtgogzr. its-'emi E2'f!?? .-,pre X gzffffi Lfff Qfmv f?EE55:'3.7',l1'. 4 . if' 1, 3-. - --:u,Q'f'l ffffffe:':-we at iff A fm-w':-p'.-Qfr as as My 1.11-out 55::4f5:54ffgqte,n L4 is fi :mp -. paws-is fs?-rfffe-bhfg'5 ' - ' -:A-.f 42' zghhk- lFac MILDRED SHAFFER, B. S. of Cincinnati Girls' Attendance Director Business Educa Languages F. T. A. Sponsor University tion Department ulty M.A SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Kennie Millice, Patricia Koffer, Terry Wirtley and Mary Lee Malcom are the charter members of the graduating class of '52. These eager beginners enrolled in the first grade at Seven Mile in 1940, with Miss Martha Pettet as teacher. Charoline Dinnie joined these four in 1941. Coming from Hamilton, Warren Burkhardt enrolled in the third grade with Mrs. Mildred Bayes as teacher. The fourth grade was uneventful but profitable under the supervision of Mrs. Irene Gath. Shelby Martin deliberately joined the class in grade five. Just as deliberately and with all her charm and talent beaming, Sondra Stewart joined the sixth grade under Mrs. Hilda Weaver's instructions. Mr, Marc Jewell was the homeroom teacher for our seventh year. We were proud of ourselves because we could then change classes. Marjorie Phares and Bob Sams came from Collinsville, and wonder of wonders, we presented our first play before the entire school. It was entitled Dagwood and Blondie and was written by those creative members of the class, Pat Koffer and Mary Lee Malcom. The entire class participated. During the eighth grade Claude Hawkins deserted Fairfield to join in a more illustrious class. In the ninth grade our class was the smallest in the school, with only fifteen members. We gave our home room sponsor, Mrs, Blanche Mann, something to remember in a party unequaled before or since. We had chills and thrills with mental telepathy. In 1949, our sophomore year, we became the second largest class in the school. Rapid growth, one must admit. Coming into the class were, Freida Baker, Don Black, Jewel Brown, Betty Cain, Marlene Clark, James Dozier, Gene Hacker, Pat Henry, Andy Jones, Margaret Lee, Peggy Miles, Gail Moore, Melvin Moore, James Philpot, Chris Radovich, Josephine Reese, Dixie Rice, Lowell Roark, Joy Rogers, Don Sratzer, Joan Stidham, and Barbara Strong. Time and space prohibit details, but these wonderful people hailed from New Miami, Hamilton, and Monroe. Paul Hartman, small but powerful, came to us.from Hamilton in our junior year. We were no slouches when we gave a prom for the class of '51. It was a lovely affair and Marjorie Conover and Don Gobel were crowned queen and king respectively. We gathered for the last year of our high school career on September 5, 1951, in room 201 with Mrs. Blanche Mann again our home room sponsor. Two new students were here to be welcome, namely Pauline Taylor and Joe Hibbard. Our Senior class play, Head First , a comedy in three acts was presented November 9. We were 34. 31 in the red when our last school year opened, but before the last of November we had met all expenses and given our class gift of S100 to help purchase a cyclorma for the stage. This left us a healthy balance in our treasury to add by means of various projects. DMINISTR TID ziswmsi ,E Q I rr 1:21 PAUL R. NEEDLES Our sincere wish is that the members of the Senior Class of 1952 will be good citizens in our American democracy. Make a determined effort to safe guard the liberties and ideals upon which our government was founded. World conflict of ideologies is now going on. If ours is worth keeping, it is worth fighting for. We believe that all people should have the privilege of free speech, free religion, and free enterprise. We should work with every available means to see that we continue to have that right. Your efforts, or lack of interest, may deter- mine our future and that of generations to come. Our best wishes go with you as you enter upon the threshold of life. B0 RD OF EDUCATIO Seated: Service Record Mr. Ralph Beiser - vice president 10 years Mr. David Weiser - to be installed Entering. Mr. Stanley Sloneker - clerk 10 years William D. Wirtley - retiring president '20 years Standing: u Mr. Robert Hiltbrant, Jr. 5 years Mr. Leroy Hammel 8 years X, X, L DEDI ATIO NHWQNM li 9 gig WILLIAM D. WIRTLEY We, the class of '52, with gratitude foremost in our minds, are proud to dedicate PantherTracks to Mr. William D. Wirtley, who for 20 years has faithfully served as chairman of the school board. Mr. Wirtley's ambitions have been to maintain peace and promote progress in Seven Mile School. qfQX!f5 .pl x L IBRI 3721 'VJ al' lj .Sgt .Q 5 Mile ' Sxsfuwl Szuen Mile, io. 6 i I I 1 Q . 1