Silvercreek High School - Vikonian Yearbook (Jamestown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

,V W9W'-wwmmnmmyf .,,,. -fl , , A My-.up...M......f,...,,,,,n, . . 5, f- .f .MMM N ,mfwssv-nf. 5 L 1 f if fs-ww Qfeu-ww s Q ,, , 3 1 'Q if f 5 i ,Q Q Q The hhkhnlan h d By Th ht d Puhl e 'u ents 3 III - Silverhreek High Sohhhl Jamestown, hhih I edccafcon To our falthful sponsor E Clayton Wnseman who has glven most wrllungly and unselfnshly of hrs tame and advrce and who has guided us through many trynngsntuatuons we the Sensor Class of l952 do ded: cate thus publucatuon of the Vukoman May he always continue to have the pleasung personality and good sense of humor as he has shown rn the past. I I I ' I I I I - SEPT OCT NOV D C u1hoolCalu'nular MN T Bryan at Sulvercreek Baseball Sulver at Sprung Valley Baseball Greene County Teachers Meetung School Dusmussed Sulver at Bellbrook Baseball Senuor Dance Sulver at Jefferson Baseball Sulver at Ross Baseball Junuor Class Play T Senuor puctures taken at Columbus Soul Conservatuon Tour Hugh School Chapel Teachers Meetung at Columbus School Dusmussed Halloween Carnuval Cedarvulle at Sulver Basketball Annual puctures taken Bryan at Sulver Basketball Junuor Assembly Grade School Chapel Sulver at Bellbrook Basketball Thanksguvung Vacatuorv beguns Sulver at Sprung Valley Basketball 5-6 7 Every pupul tests Sophomore Assembly Sulver at Ross Basketball Hugh School Chapel Sulver at Bryan Basketball Chrustmas Vacatuon beguns MARCH APRIL MAY Christmas Vacatuon ends Sprung Valley at Sulver Basketball Sulver at Beaver Basketball South Charleston at Sulver Basketball T Grade School Chapel Freshman Assembly Bellbrook at Sulver Basketball Sulver at Jeffersonvulle Basketball Sulver at Cedarvulle Basketball Jefferson at Sulver Basketball Senuor Scholarshup Tests T Tournament beguns Hugh School Chapel Tournament ends Junuor Hugh Operetta Seventh Grade Assembly T Grade School Chapel Sophomore Revuew 27 28 Every pupul tests T Easter Vacatuon beguns Hugh School Musuc Concert Easter Vocatuon ends Hugh School Chapel Senuor paper druve Senuor scrap druve Junucr and Senuor Prom Senuor Assembly and Class P ay Grade School Chapel Senuors Last Day Baccalaureate Commencement School Closes - I- . . , 2- . . - ll- ' - . l0 P. . A. l2- ' - ll ' - l4- P. . A. l4 ' ' - l6- 20- ' ' lB- . . 18- . 21- ' - 19- ' ' - 27- ' 25- ' ' - 28- ' - FEB. l- ' - . 2- ' - 2- ' ' 5- ' ll- P. . A. 8- P. . A. l2- ' l2- ' ' l3- ' l6- ' ' 23- l7- ' 29- ' ' l8- Senior Assembly 7- 26' ', , uo- P. .A. l2- 31 21- . - 2- . . - 26- - 6' , 7- P, .A. 9- - H- . . 9- ' . . ui- P. r. A. IS- . I lb- ' ua- - 17- . . 22- . . . . 18- - - 30- . . - 2- . . E . - - ' 9- ' l 7 l4- . - I6- . l2- ' l8- l4- ' - l9- - . . . 23- T? Jane Morris Secretary of School D. M. Dolphin Superintendent of Silvercreek High School Student Council Row l Row 2 Leftto right Marianne Speakman Juleah Whittington Joanne Roden Nancy Wool ley Shirley Harper Barbara Haines Left to right Jack Thuma Dick Fawley, Ed Pickering Lynn Pickering Mr Dolp hun Gene Knox Willard Edwards Larry Gorman Tommy Thuma Raymond James, Bob Carroll President 4 l . f ,, ,, Q V if .Q xg ,ii , . . , I I - I I ' . . I I I ' - I , I I , I I . lHIHlllHIllIlHl ?ffwW llIl1lHl4llIHll1HIH E CLAYTON WISEMAN Senior Sponsor Science Teacher B S Cedarville College CLAYTON SMITH Sophomore Sponsor Industrial Arts Teacher B S Wilmington College FLORENCE J WILLS evenrh Grade Sponsor Commercial Teacher B S Wilmington College FREDERICK R. LONG HARRY E WALLACE Junior Sponsor Math Teacher B S Cedarvn Col lege LEILA F FAULKNER Freshmen Sponsor History Teacher A B Ohio Wesleyan MARIE WISEMAN Eighth Grade Sponsor Physical Ed Teacher A B Cedarville College Physical Ed Teacher and Coach B. S. Cedarville Col lege RUTH HARTER Music Teacher B.S. Ohio University LELIA PAULLIN English Teacher A.B. Wilmington College JANE RYAN Home Economics Teacher B.S. Ohio State University CONNORE MERRITT Snxth Grade Teacher CHLOE McVEY Fnfth Grade Teacher Wnlmnngton College JANET THUMA Fourth Grade Teacher Ph B Dennison Umversnty RUTH REITER Thnrd and Fourth Grade Teacher A B Cedarvnlle College MAXENE SMITH Second G rade Teacher Wulmnngkon College MILDRED TOLAND Thnrd Grade Teacher Mlarnu Umverslfy ALBERTA MOORMAN Second Grade Teacher Cedarvnlle College MILDRED REESE Fnrst Grade Teacher Wnlmnngron College BETTY LOOS Fnrsf Grade Teacher B S Cedarvnlle College DELBERT M DOLPHIN Supervusung Pruncnpal M A Ohno Stare Umversnty Janet Wluffrngton Bob Carroll Mary Lee Jenks Carolyn Armenf Ed R Pxckermg Phyllis Jeff Nancy Lou Woolley Kent D Smith Uno Moe Webb T' Elmor Robuson Veda Moe Wrnght Marlene Cox Joe Gnllespue Janet Gorrmger James O . Smith l .. fA .df bv Ellen Fuerst M333 Jo Ann Lynch 3 S N ormc Neofherton Lillie Slaughter Ruth Snmnson Doris Sprmkle V Joyce Cone' Walla Deane Hudgell Glass Hcsfot THE VIKING EXPRESS Forty elght cars coupled up and chugged off un nmeteen forty for the ex cltmg lourney to educatton land Conductress Tobm cllmbed aboard and guad d the young goggle eyed cars The tram poked along carefully feelmg nts way along the tracks The farst day Car Wright crled for her mother but the other cars made the furst years lourney wnth nothmg more erlous than colds skmned knees and pulled pug taals Mule post Second Grade loomed up Mass Bartley hopped aboard hutched. up new car Gullesple and the tram started puffing gauly The ABCs countmg and readnng were taken on board and most of the cars wlth the exception of Car Carter managed to hold thus load Car Carter lost most of nts ABC s and sev eral of Its numbers dldnt stuck Mass Toland barely got on at Mule post Three as the cars rounded the bend More baggage was tossed on Cars Pxckerung and Slmtson developed headaches and upset stomachs over too much addntlon and multtplucatlon A few young scholars began to bud and the cars engoyed splashnng In water colors Cars Fuerst Jenks and Whtttmgton had trouble keepmg on the tracks when mumps fattened them up The emergency brakes lerked the tram to a screechnng stop when Car Roblson caught her knee In the seat All passengers were cleared and the wreckmg crew came to the rescue Car Lynch got on lust before Mule post Four Mass McVey hatched up Cars Sprmkle and Slaughter and the tram proceeded on schedule through Sectuon Four Car Woolley nearly fell off the track when Car Tudd klssed her behmd the door A stern captain boarded the tram at Mule post Flve The luttle cars shuvered as Captain Wtllls kept them under complete control The ltttle cars dragged their wheels over Englash Hnl and almost lost the caboose on Dlvtslon Curve Fireman Baughn poured on the coal and the poor Ilttle cars ran tempera tures throughout Section Slx Some cars began to rock because the exertion of the tourney was begmnmg to wear thelr bearmgs Car Garrmger began to develop new and strange sounding toots whnch later turned out to be flrst class clarmet music The little boy cars made eyes at new Car Cox who was wanting at Mule post Seven to 'om the Express along wnth Car Smlth a very bright car who pushed compehtlon for the Head Car Conductor Guthrle dustrubuted seeds throughout the cars and a wave of gardening broke out along the tracks Romantuc notlons buzzed through the llttle cars heads as the fnrst assembly was called and the cars produced and staged thenr ftrst play Sectton Eight proved excltlng as It featured a race among the Vlkmg Ex press and a number of other School Trams Car Carroll of the Clifton Express pulled has tram In flrst followed closely by Car Smlth Ieadlng the Vlkmg Ex press Durlng the ch s rear Cars Wllhlte and Perkuns broke thear hutches and careened down the hllt landing eventually In the servuce of Uncle Sam Whule steaming through Section Nlne Cars Jett Carroll and Lewus lomed the tram Brlef breaks filled part of the lourney as the lure of the clty and the unter est IH Mother Nature led the tlrmg cars aside Nature Boy Wnseman conducted the tours He now has a very mterestmg collectuon of burds and bees U .. . . .. . . .e - 1 . ,. . . . . 5 1 1 ' ' . . 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Car Webb after a fresh coat of paint and a squarnng of her beam proved to be so dazzlmg to the other cars and trams that they packed her as their Queen Car Clalre side tracked to Callfornla and Car Beekman suffered a broken axle and was lunked The experienced Cars began helping the Engme pull the load Through Sec tlon Nine Cars Jenks and Jett set the pace In Section Ten Cars Lynch and Smant assumed the leadership roles Agam Car Smith pulled the Express way out an front to cop state honors wlth has cargo of World Hustory and Latm Whlle the traln paused for water at Springfield Cars Jett Jenks and Lynch scampered off for a quick dup They hurried back quite tired but without pants They discovered much to their amazement that some of their brass was mussmg' Car Plckerlng always dreamlng of Honey Acres won State Honors through a wrltten account of has dreams Bob Carroll grabbed the throttle and Car Arment helped hum In the Engnne Room throughout Section Eleven Car James Smlth rolled In from a sude track and hung on for the rest of the lourney Actmg ta'ent blossomed an Backwoods Romeo Car Glllesple learned to kiss through the lessons glven hum by Car Jenks while Car Cox provided bait for Car Smuth Car Neatherton who lolned the Ex lady furniture mover Cars Sprmkle and Arment were decorated wlth blue ribbons as they passed through Xenia s 4 H Exhlblt Cute vlvaclous Car Jenks shook her blonde curls and caused the cars to lam and nearly derail as she raced around the curves to be crowned Queen of them all The Vlknng Express coasted to Mule post Twelve through Stardust and Song Car Robison and Car Smith took the spotlight as they served as attendants to the Kung and Queen at the Grand Central Prom A nval tram unhntched one of nts cars and nt was hutched to the Vnkmg to fmlsh the lourney This car Wllla Hudgell added a lot of llfe to the Express Car Carroll again took the responslblllty of leadlng the Vlklng Express as It neared the end of Its long trek Car Webbs unerrung ways dlrected the annual crew through snow drifts and up steep grades Car Whxttmgton became a flnan clal wlzard through mampulatuon of the funds so as to make them cover the greatest distance Wlth twelve sections of the lourney through education land successfully passed the Vlkmg Express wall be checked by the Head Tram Master Dolphln and each of Its cars must unhltch and choose a new traln Each car hopes nts tram on future lourneys will often cross the tracks of trams carrying former members of the Viking Express of T952 I I . , , . , , press at Mile-post Ten, caused many laughs and chuckles by her portrayal of a . , . . 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Q Legs Non w Q 7-esfamenf We the Class of 1952 beung of unsane mund and unsound body do hereby make our last wull and testament revokung all prevuous documents heretofore made by us To the faculty we wull and bequeath all of our legal debts contracted whule attendung Sulvercreek Junuor and Senuor Hugh School To the Junuor Class we wull our female surplus hopung that the boys who are not successful wuth Sophomore gurls wull benefut To the Sophomore Class we wull all of our bad habuts bad manners and good looks To the Freshman Class we wull the athletuc abulutues of our boys and seruous mundedness of our gurls I Bob Carroll do hereby wull my long golden curls to Mr Long I Ed Puckerung do hereby wull my unusual heught and physuque to Jack Thuma for use un the 1953 tournament Marlene Cox do hereby wull my curves to Heufner Road Phyllus Jett do hereby wull my muscular physuque to Max Sesslar Veda Mae Wrught do hereby wull my abuluty to truck to Beverly Crowl Janet Whuttungton do hereby wull my bashfulness to Shurley Kung JoAnn Lynch do hereby wull all boys but Maynard to anybody that wants them Una Mae Webb do hereby wull my suxty fuve words a munute to Jean Swaney I Joe Gullespue do hereby wull a pack of cugarettes to James Sutton who us sufferung and needs them badly I James Smuth do hereby wull my abuluty to be punctual to Bull Hart I Janet Garrunger do hereby wull my abuluty to play the clarunet and to lose the musuc on specual occasuons to Georgua Shunkle I Ellen Fuerst do hereby wull my abuluty to skup school when I get a chance to Ruth Conley I Mary Lee Jenks do hereby wull all the men un my lufe to the Junuor gurls provuded l can get one back wuth three munutes notuce I Dorus Sprunkle do hereby wull my waves and abuluty to act fragule to Joan Oshner Lullue Slaughter do hereby wull my abuluty to flurt wuth boys to Sonla Bell Wulla Deane Hudgell do hereby wull my trum fugure to Ruth Stungley Nancy Lou Woolley do hereby wull my operatuc abuluty to Elsue Jones Elunor Robuson do hereby wull my red haur to Mrs Wulls Ruth Sumuson do hereby wull my excess weught to Shurley Harper Joyce Carter do hereby wull my abuluty to act luke a boy to Lynn Puckerung I Carolyn Arment do hereby wull my naturally curly haur and my abuluty to be the quuetest gurl un school to Jean Swaney I Norma Neatherton do hereby wull my blonde haur to Carole Irons Gt ' I I ' . D I I . I . I . , . I . . I I I . I 1 f - - I I I, , ' ' . I, . I . . 1 I - - - - ll H u , - I, . . I . . . ' lu , ' I, I . . D . . I I I, Kent Smith, do hereby will my three errors a minute to Mrs. Wills. I . I . . . . . I I I I I I . . . . . I , , ll . . I . .. . . . I I, . I . . . . I I, I . . . . . I I, . . I . . . . n Il . . I . . . h I, I . . . . . . u , , I I ' Qlxefzvafcon 'zom afz Its the year 1972 A small crowd has gathered There IS a swoosh and ter rIfyIng roar Upturned faces follow the curved flIght of the rocket Shlp swIftly vanIshIng from Slghf CaptaIn Robert Carroll of Space Patrol ShIp No X 'I3 has checked the Instruments and set the fllght for destInatIon Mars For dIversIon on the fllght tele radIomaster James SmIth IS tunIng In here and there about Earth VCFIOUS members of the Sllvercreek graduahng class of 1952 Thls new InventIon makes pO5Slble Immedlate contact through cosmIc and radIo waves correlated wIth braln waves any person anywhere anytIme Also a pncture IS thrown on the screen showIng the persons as In real lIfe By referrIng to the wave length chart recorded of all CITIZGDS of the U S on flle wIth the U S Government he soon came across the fIles of persons whose blrths were IH the vIcIn ty of OhIO Much to hIs amazement Carolyn Arment came on the screen Wlfh three mlnor chIldren She- was gIvIng them InstructIons for securIty durIng an expected atomlc raId from Germany Her husband George was stIIl reported mIssIng on a routme flIght to the moon Joyce Carter came In clear Some Invader from Mars had mIstaken her for a lady She was standIng wItl her foot on hIS chest A ragged suItcase and battered trunk focused on the screen Slfflng atop the trunk Smlllng coyly Marlene Cox now wIth red haIr had lust returned from a tour through the army camps of the South One by one other class members came upon th screen Ellen Fuerst was feedIng a large flock of pedIgreed chIckens on the Frank lm Brothers farm SpecIal pellets were used to grow them Into meat chlckens Wlfh huge breasts and drumstlcks Janet GarrInger was hard to track She was drIvIng an cItomIc powered runabout plane ID the VICIDITY of RIo de Janelro where she and PhyllIs Jett were vacatsonmg PhyllIs had recently dIvorced an army colonel after fIndIng hIm ID the arms of WIlla Deane Hudgel a specIal government secret servIce agent Wllla Deane was tryIng to Obldln Informatlon from PhyllIs colonel for a specIal government report but PhyllIs couldnt understand wtflllll s approach and workIng methods I - g , . . , . 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' 1 - 1 . 1 Mary Lee Jenks appeared at a business luncheon She was presiding at the League for More Obedient Husbands meeting Mary Lee had climbed fast in the organization after word got around that she had perfected a new method for subdumg men Her husband was seated beside her awaiting her slightest whim JoAnn Lynch fat and fortyish was in her kitchen baking pies Maynard had been forced to give up farming after his weight reached 300 pounds The doctors said JoAnn would have to quit feedmg him so much pastries But JoAnn gust couldnt help loving that big fat man Norma Neatherton appeared on a stage at Chicago She and the other girl of her troupe some a little worse for wear were going through a dance routine A talent scout had found Norma soon after high school days immediately recog nizing her talents Norma has done so well she is now considering a bubble dance routine A bright electric sign flashed on the screen It spelled out Robinson s Regal Regalia Elinor has successfully operated a ladies apparel shop specializing in Ruth Simlson was discovered in a booth in Elinors shop She glanced around to be sure she was alone before trying on a special piece of equipment designed to give the youthful uplift appearance In the special research department of the new air force center in Death Valley California Lillie Slaughter was testing equipment for a supersonic flight After Wright Patterson Field had been eliminated durmg a Russian Atomic raid Lillie and some other survivors had been taken to the new defense center Doris Sprinkle was seen directing a group of orphan children in one of the many government sponsored homes scattered around the country Her next ad vancement would make her chief matron Doris became Interested in orphans after her husband was accidently killed in a speed race at Indianapolis Ed Pickering was picked up in a powerful auto going along a super highway at 'IOO miles per hour He was hurrying to a sales meeting where he was to pre side as district sales manager for a large flea powder company Eddie was scratching himself here and there as his pet fleas which he had trained to play dead were loose in his car u I ' I I ' . , . . . 1 . S I . , . . 1 I . . . . ,, . , . ,, . . , . . . . . f fitting the unusual figure. Her corsets of special design are world-known. . ..., . , ' Il ' ll ' I . . I . I . . , . Kent Smith was located on a raft in the middle of a group of Pacific lslands He is an anthropologist and was compiling a book on the Polynesian race Two bare skinned girls were taking notes of his observations Nancy Woolley was coming out from an automatic laundry Her last babies were twins and with the other ten children her work was getting beyond her To help her willing but incompetent husband support their brood Nancy had a regular 'ob as soloist in a large choir Janet Whittington had long ago married a Reverend Sinful and both were working with a tribe of aborlglnes in Australia Although they now had six little sins they were progressing nicely in their work Some of the natives had re cently stopped eating uncooked human flesh Joe Gillespie was picked up as he stepped out of a bank in St Louis He had lust deposited another S20 O00 check he recently received from sale of new white Cadillac as his wife a former stage lovely had his Rolls Royce on a shopping tour Veda Mae Wright now married to the general manager of the Royal Elec tric was found in a doctors office She was taking treatment for a dislocated toe suffered when she attempted to foot the bill at a woman s bazaar The last member to flash across the screen was picked up in Mexico City Una Mae Webb had flown there to obtain a quick divorce from the third man to take her seriously She still displayed her old fire and beauty and a bullfighter had l ost his life while gazing at her in the stands during her attendance at one of the fights lt didnt seem possible that twenty years had gone so soon With science so f d ar a vanced and world wide communications so easy it was common for any interested member to check any time on the whereabouts of the classmates of T952 Technician Smith, alerted by Captain Carroll immediately trained his in trument on fast approaching Mars The space ship zoomed forward ly-designed furniture from his large plant in St. Louis. His chauffeur had the NAME Norma Janet W Llxnor Ruth Doris JoAnn Joyce Janet G Lllen Willa Plwy lus oe Mary Lee Nancy Carolyn Kent James Veda Una Boo Marlene NICK NAME Link ead an E? Simrnue Slworty Jody Jezabel Jannv I OC St lf1l4 I9 Sugar Lefty Doc Eddie Jimmie Saratan Legs o Katie HOBBY going to not rod races U S N 571-63 31 Donna notlwuna Eating lfeeping late tours sports Maynard sports playing popJlar songs Ga eating spaghetti Kenny drawing women lust lavnng AFl542898O George lunk collecting nature football telling ok men hot rods writing letters AMBITICN to get married interior decoration 81 design to own a convertible trav secretary .Jecutucuan to narry Navnard frcstlcl ay i orcnestra rs rrovol to be a lingo ass s cretary welgl1ll5lbS Capt of S rump boat F eet to own CJrley s Restaurant to travel Farmer s wife adventurer to succeed electronuc t cnnlcian to be a success an every tlwmg travel y a become a woman PET PEEVE working Julean ClVlCS Ven s t he Fords Civics Civics K.- spunac CIVICS Edd' s mcutlw Civics m brotlner f 1 ts Eadle dis r er scnool Una Mae Veda Mae Senior girls ClVlC5 CAUSE OF DEATH nnung around n A on Sltortlwand lrle rcrrtatlon ez of scw ol Civ cs amng a lady cl Jo c old ag WJO rcd Ford going on a diet Texas lweat Ran over by Mule Train A cate wltl1JolNnr'tEy G to muclw money divorce boredom wcart attack aettnng lessons V art stop beating lweart stop beating LoJ s careful drivuna . J . . . - - ' ' ' C ' 1' Rd 'V 'v '. a.sa'5v'5 Lillie Lil ' to el ., i2-uffrs' To ' ' , ' l ' f p'l4G els ' i , ' l A ' ' green no sycf , ' t ' ' e 1 I ' 1 ol If st clarinet In ' ' ' on clarinet Ralph Flanagan's Eli Ie I fivics :1.3olal'eGpEng class . De De . . . Cl . iw . . I' Plfl . ' , ' ' ' J J ' . n' 'e' 1 ' I . R Y , y . f ' ' l'r ' . . 1 - Ed ' 'Q d lb . . . e , . . t - , es . - TC - l B b fl iet ' ' . .. . . 1 Y - - L 1' ' 2 2 z. Mi 7 e alzaman fag me U le gf 55 Seated Mary Lee Jenks Veda Mae Wrught Ednfor Nancy Woolley Marlene Cox Standung Mrs Wnlls Advusor Phyllnsjett Joann Lynch Soma Bell Norma Neat herton Janet Garrlnger Carolyn Arment L U' ' Q 6 i a I: BobCarroll. I. . ' - . I ' I 7 ll I J .4 ACTlVlTY IOS sf' Row I JACK SHIRLEY THUMA O BRYANT ALVIN STEINER 1 Row 2 DEAN SHIRLEY DIFFENDAL HARPER TIDD DONALD ow PAUL CARL RUTH BAISE HUNTER STINGLEY yi 11 QI? Row 4 ELLYN MAX RICHARD TA LBOTT ALLE N FAW LEY RICHARD STAFFORD Nw ROBERT ROBERTS BEVERLY CROWL fhhg KATHRYN RICE T BARBARA HAINES Q-uf' JEAN SWANEY up-vpn B LL HART X BILL NEWTON 'Z I A Q. 2 'T' '-an L-. 1 X I ' . X' - ' 'Q 7 5 - I b I u x 3 A 4 , X K' 4 r f 31 2. Lf. 1 A .ug lf? ix 9' R , , 4 ,I , - I ' Z A v ,V fm 315,35 I gm I ,I R , ' .gl I, :Q I-13 , 3, 1, T' . we , ' A, AW' n Wqyrf- I' .V .Af X Q-, WA ,ww , 6- .ai 4 -'Q ' . T ' by 'Y av 5. I f I Q? 4 ' R 3. I -3 Q 2 ' I N, - E M , V H, :nr :T xo -ix A I vm' ...wry vi? N . v IWW I uf E 5' : 1 - Q , K gud? 'ww fx JOHNNY LITTERAL Row I Q 1-uf JERRY SHANE Row 2 1 Row 3 JEANNIE SHINKLE LELIA MILLER 1.94 3 ,410 JACK CARTER i' 'X ' im DAVID KNISLEY in ' 9 '-'-Q '17' DICK BROWN MAX SES LAR IA! HE LEN JOY SLAUG HTER HUBBLE Q1 C'?i 3: L, ET JANICE NANCY HUGHEY SHOEMAKER 'i ELIZABETH SPAHR 3.6 MARY POOLE HELEN SORTMAN 'iv 63 ' if 1 if 'qs-vf' 1' Row 4 CHESTER NANCY JOHN DOROTHY GRQQMS SUTTQN ALLBRIG HT CROTHERS AOLI A I iv IJJO I I I A 'M' .. X Y N '2 . Q 7 . , 5 'L I f, ,, I I fi., O M 'Y' I h f 'Z -f A an as I 55 I I f I , '- I ' x : A - i f-,, lil? :KS I P u ' 1. If 'A ,3 2 Q -iii lj Ein V6 x , ' 3' W A , A , 'R ' A 4. . V ,V ,, Zlmlefz IIIIIIIHHHlIIHIlHlIllUII Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Absent O 0141012 Glass Cynthia Garrmger Maxine Slusher Shirley Cassell Ruth Carroll Norma Baxla Donna Bowers Harriet Grace Georgia Shlnkle Shirley Kang Carol Irons Ruth Sibley Patty Palmer Ruth Conley Luna Bryan Betty Bradshaw Helen Wells Mildred Sanders Mary Stanforth Carol Kelley Shirley Hunter Joann Oshner Carolyn Staley Kay Talbott Mr Smith HaroldGlllnam ElsneJones Gene Knox PaulSchultz Kenton Leach Larry Gorman Charles Pltzer Neal Grooms William Nelson Jim Sutton Bob Talbott Ronald Eavers William Green Lynn Pickering Soma Louden Grady Rasnnc Wayne Bell Donald McCall Carl Baker Gary Rogers Ford Pickering Wendell Van Wey Marvm Harper Ralph Hudgell Row l . Row 2. Row 3 . Row 4. Absent. 'ffzeslmman Glass Annetta Taylor,Patty Hart, Carol Bowers, Janet Knisley, Dorothy Smith, Carol Kelley, Charolette Grooms, Mari- anne Speakman, Joyce Ballentine, Gladys Brondel. Anita Taylor, Evelyn Baker, Shirley Finley, Roberta Harlow, Janice Garringer, Shirley Troute, Junior McCall, David Hcrbinson,Richard Crothers, Russell Devoe. Lowell Carter, Donald Miller, Bill Haines, Lowell Blankenship, Carl Arn, Willard Edwards, Margaret Hazelbaker, Palmeta Curtis, Mary Beatles, Ruthanna Talbott, Katherine Cordell. Dick Hughes, Dave Jenks, James Taylor, Paul Lynch, Robert Wright, Philip Ireland, Roland Hagler, Jnmnah Fields, Delorise Rasnic, Patty Steiner, Mrs. Faulkner. Beverly Gill, Ronald Jacobs, Robert Hopkins, Evelyn Gray, Bill Blankenship. C Eighth Grade Rowl Marlrn Eavers Allen Stour Wayne Bause Ellen Smrth Lavunua Prnson Judy Ballentune Jeanette Wrrght Larry Weaver Phyllrs Newton Tom Staley Barbara Bradds Lots Humphery Row Patty Hrney Annette Seslar Raymond James Leroy Allen Juleah Whnttrngton Kent Gnbbs Bonnre Edwards Vrrgrma Newton Susanne O Bryant Evelyn Prtzer Margaret Jandrews Shrrley Beekman Row LorettaBryan Kenny Kavanagh Kenny Reed Duane Shrnkle Ronald Slusher Davrd Wrsecup Ronald Baxla Tom Woolley Nedra Massre Elmer Carroll Sandra Crowl Row4 Sonla Bell Wrllram Jones Orlyn Smrth Mrs Wrseman George Roden John Rrttenhouse Ralph Newton John Neatherton Dona ld Baxla Row l Dennrs McGlaun Janet Slusher Morgue Rowland Gary Eavers Claudre Cox Grover Rosnrc oll Saunders Bully Sutton Elnora Hart Donald Danrels Donald Bryan Tom Thuma Ruta Prckerrng Beverly Harruson Delorrs Blonkenshrp Mrckre Teddy Rogers Rodger Conley Mary Lou Johnston Bertha Bowers Jane Brandel Judy Green James Hoover Thomas Reed rrcra Allbrrght Mrs Wrlls Nancy Matthews Pattr Lrtteral Wrmfred Onsner Janet Louden Beverly Cox Betty Lucas Sterner Joan Roden Joyce Corbett Jerry Hull Larry Jones Carl Moffntt Absent CynthraJones JackneHopkrns Regena Jenlcms Harry Keever Anne Rutter Lawrence Srbley Bevmgton Mary Gray Sandra Walters Row 2 3 Row Row 4 Row 5 Teddy Sesslar Carr Munn Rrchard Srnrth Jlm Faulkner Pat Betty Inlow Donna Barbara Smnth John I I I I ' 2' I I I I I I I I I I I ' 3' I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I ' I I I I , I ' Seventh Grade ' , I I I I I I I I '- I I I ' ' I I l I I I I I , . 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Row Row Row Row V Q: 200143 M236 Josie Fields, Beverly Pickens, Keith Cavender, Sharon Brown, Sue Martin, Peggy Foster, Billy Bowermaster, Fred- die Storer, Leroy Phipps, Nancy Ann Cosgray. Mrs. Smith, Marjorie Flax, Donnie Charles, Richard Shaw, Douglas Bryan,Carole Seslar, Gloria Bradds, Tonny Goodbar, Wanda Fields, Joanne Knisley. LeeWallace, Eddie Perry, Cheryl Ewing, Dickie Arrasmith, Patricia Newton, Billy Roberts, Martha Finley, Tommy Webb. David Litteral, JaniceSue Lucas, Dale Pitstick, Jerry Knisley, Janice Faye Frost, Neil Fields, Jimmy Collier, Pat Stale Y , 8 rm vi Row l ow Row Row 4 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Absent 600449 'Lage James Swaney Ronald Grooms Joyce Brown Velma Muller James Barley Patrrcra Cartwrrght Kathy Irons Bully Wheeler Larry Russell Harold Fulk Joey Berkman Russell Nelson Gordon Chaney Samuel Dean Gayle Garrrnger Carl Johnson Ron ald Keplar Denms Lovett Connre Devoe Ruth Ann Creamer Kay Green Kay Curtrs Davld Garman Paul Reud Rrchard Sut on Mrs Moorman Roger Stevenson Roger Kennedy Joy Herfner Erleen Ford Peggy Dabney Dran Nrckels Gene Bradds Wanda Ruttenhouse -5:9-.W '99, .hi .......s..n..wd 'frfzsf qfzade RobertBrown Dale Green Ronnie Houser WrllyLute DavrdRamey Jrmmy Muller Cynthra Sutton Gary Saunders Vernon Hyer Patty Collner Drckne Brandel Edna Entsmmger,Elanne Gullnam Judy Jones Rebecca Van Wey Mikey Pettrt Kenneth Staggs Deanna Turnbull Roger Bloom Neal Hughes Carl Putnam Margo Webb Charles Sheridan Carl Toland Lamar Smnth ' I I I I I I I , . 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David Wisecup, Benny Flotkoetter, Kenny Leach, Johnny Rittenhouse, Johnny Neatherton, Mr. Dolphin. Scnence World Husfory Typing Spawn HIHIIHHIH IH Uafzsafxf gaslzeflnall 7-eam Row l Jack Tl'1ur'na Richard Stafford Bull Hart Pete Bell Rnchard Fawley Row 2 Coach Long Paul Schultz Jack Carter Carl Hunter Alvin Steiner Larry Gorman Benny Flotkoetter Mgr Uafzsifml Glzeefzleaaefzs Rowl Patty Hart Shnrley Kung Marnanne Speakman Row 2 Cynthsa Garrmger Beverly Crowl Mary Lee Jenks I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I ' . , , . ' I I ' Go Get Em' Ro' Rah' The Huddle U-mm Good! esefzve f:?aslzeflJcz l Team Row l James Taylor Charles Pntzer Wnllard Edwards Don McCall Davud Jenks Rrchard Hughes Row 2. Coach Long, James Sutton, Paul Lynch, Grady Rasnic, Kenny Leach, Lo well Carter Roland Hagler Absent Marvm Harper umofz Hrgh Glreezleabezs Bonnne Edwards Judy Ballenhne Lavuna Pnnson 365860 Team Row I Rnchard Brown Kenny Leach Davud Jenks Jam Sutton Rnchard Stafford Jlm Taylor Row3 Coach Long, Alvm Stemer Jack Thuma Benny Flotkoetter Manager and Paul Schultz Row 2. Wayne Bell., James Smith, Richard Fawley, Larry Gorman, Gene Knox. , -- . ,gg , . ....,-x, 1 3 ,l . , 1 A I I, l T -ss. if if is 5 if Q Q7 gf 2 5 X Q 5 S ,X ,.- J an 'AQ 1-fcm., w f22 Q q.2k 45, as 3 f' ' 'S 2? 3 2 A is vi A M F W 4 1 K 555 I 8 X gg f in ' wr. N1 V Y . - r , W: ' ' ' ff X R is ' xxx X W5 , , W A 1 1 X v A . 3 .ff --' Hmmm Row l Row ow Row Absent H914 9111001 erm Joanne Oslwner Annetta Taylor Amta Taylor Janet Kmsley Nancy Woolley Ruth Srmrson Joyce Ballentme Evelyn Baker Carole lrons Janet Garrunger Mary Lee Jenks Mary Beatles Bally t-lames Kathryn Cordell Janet Wlmttnngton Marlene Cox Ellen Fuerst Georgue Slnunkle Slnnrley Troute Patty Steiner Slwurley Kung Janice Gcrrmger Robert Talbott Mnss Harter RobertMcCall Jerry Shane JaclcTl'1uma Robert Wright Kenny Leach Davnd Jenks Rlcbard Fawley Grady Rasmc Carl Baker Max Seslar Robert Stevenson Gary Rogers Alvan Steuner Kent Smrtb Max Allen Benny Flotkoetter Roland Hagler Carol Kelley Sbnrley Hunter Mrlclred Sanders Helen Wells Shnrley Ccssel Pbulup Ireland Jum Sutton Nell Grooms Jack Carter -Q' 33 oo -17- N,r'1-E '-'-iv 'T' 77185 men MSZVI4 8 Shrrley Troute Joyce Ballentrne Patty Hart Marianne Speakman Jamce Garrnnger Patty Stenner Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Absent ' -va, w-.4 'f 1' Anita Taylor Jeanette Wright Joyce Corbett Ruth Snmuson Kent Gibbs Maxine Swaney Marianne Speakman Juleah Whittington WillardEdwards JudyGreen Raymond James Jim Faulkner Jane Brandle Leroy Allen Max Seslar Joan Raden Janice Garringer Nancy Matthews Carolyn Staley Kay Talbott Torn Woolley Nancy Shoemaker Beverly Crowl Richard Hughes James Smith Paul Shultz Georgia Shinkle Carole Irons Miss Harter Richard Stafford Ned Pettit Larry Jones Shirley O Byrant Max Allen eww Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. uniofz an Margaret Carter, Marthanna Rittenour, Charlene Shaw. Howard Roden, Daryl Swearingen, Johnnie Burnette, Lohr Pickering, Donna Fulk. Richard Reese, RebeccaGlass, Bonnie Stingley, Cy Moorrnan, Carolyn Clem- rner, Ottie Marie Tomlinson. Janet Stewart, Victor Stroup, Miss Harter, Ray Ramey, Shirley Beekman. Absent Joy Storer. ?cwafzcz'e4 IIHH'lI IIIHIIIM M .Semhz cmdofa smmm -f'5 ' Wim Hafzvesf ueen ana ffenbanfs QUEEN HELEN WELLS ELIZABETH SPAHR CYNTHIA GARRINGER 3, Early Breakfast Jus? Arrnved Reclfafnon Playfnme 2 U'U'le'Z.S Study Bedtime ml Sllver Boosters Executive Group Sermomzmg Be9'nnef5 Little Angelv- M- Y- F- The Wardens 1' No ox o The Survivors Bcckwoods Romeo 410 Q0 Ofc Checker f.-fs, 06 Xa Chow NW NHC wo Bored If he were the Only Boy the World lN P'T rN A--.. . 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I I I I I I COURTESY OF MAX POWERS JAMESTOWN FEED AND IMPLEMENT CO. GRAIN-FEED-SEED-FENCE FERTILIZER SOUTH LINIESTONE PHONE 4-77II JANIESTOWN. OHIO HEIFNER 'S PHARMACY MAX HEIFNER JANIESTOWN or-no GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL JAIVIESTOVVN OHIO HOME CLOTHING COMPANY HONEST VALUES CLOTHING HATS DRY GOODS ANP SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ASK ABOUT OUR PROFIT PLAN WE GIVF YOU 4 PER CENT G HARTNIAN CEDARVILLE OHIO SHARING ACE TELEVISION Il EAST WASHINGTON ST RALPH M BOYD PHONE 4 76ll JANIESTOWN OHIO MURRY JEWELER JEWELRY WATCHES REPAIRING ELGIN BULOVA FEATURE LOCK DIAMONDS JANIESTOVVN OHIO GERARD INSURANCE CO JANIESTOWN or-no N-0 I ' 9 1 n s J . , H, D a 9 n r I -101 .'-01' - . , ,,..A. ,,., ,..,.. ..... Y A Y Y.Y.Y-Y.Y-Y-Y-YAY-Y-,AS ,- ,,,,, A ,,,, , ,,,, A ,YAY.Y Y Y! ,,,,,,. Y Y Y ,,,,v,,Y,,,Yw,, Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y SLUSHER 'S COMMERCIAL GREENHOUSES POTTED FLOWERS GARDEN AND FLOWER PLANTS IN SEASON R. R. I. JAMESTOWN. 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