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- Class of 1953

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V. 1 The Lens 1953 Yearbook Midyear and June Classes South High School Columbus, Ohio The Staff Photographers-F. Sz R. Lazarus Sz Co. and Martin Brody Yearbook editors for 1953 are, left to right: Emmie Huntsberger, Beverly Biggs, Nancy Dingledine, Carol Bowen, june graduates, and Diane VVarner Cinsetl of the january class. These girls, Who compose this year's Lens Stall, were responsible for getting pictures and stories of all seniors, faculty members, clubs, athletic teams, and all special events which occurred through the year, such as Homecoming, senior plays, the Backward Ball, etc. The material Was then compiled and ar- ranged by this staff. In addition they helped with all subscriptions and publicity for the Lens. The Theme YVe have chosen our S'Alma Materv to be the theme of our 1953 yearbook. We feel that this song will always stand dear to us as a memory of our joyous school days and friendships which we will always cherish. DEAR OLD SOUTH South High, dear old South High, Our hearts to you are true, How we love the dear old South Emblem of our Gray and Blue. To thee, oh dear old South, We raise this glorious song! For battles fought and victories won! By noble hearts and strong. Oli, to thy sunny halls, Our loyal hearts will cling, And years of time will ne'er erase, The memories you will bring. And to your sterling friendships, The fleeting years will give Honor, truth and loyalty, With South Highls name to lioe. Cho.: Hail to Old South High, Oh, shout her glorious name. Far down the ages, We'll sing the song of fame, Hail to her heroes, 'Whose strength will never fail. To Gray and Blue, we'll all be true, Hail! South High, Hail! The Administration Page Four L. W. Huber Principal L. W. Huber, our principal, counselor, and leader throughout this past year, has been a hel ful - d d ' ' ' ' eregt p an un erstandmg friend to all, showing int in every department of school Work, as well as in our extra-curricular ac- tivities. His excellent guidance and advice when problems arose, and enthusiasm and concern for our athletic events, clubs, plays, dances, as- semblies, and school improvements have been sincerely ap rec' t cl b p ia e y the students. New to South this ez M . H ' ' his y ir, r uber has done a fine job of coming acquainted with an entire student body and facult h ' y ere, plus the many traditions and customs which are part of our school. We are grateful for his kindness and assistance and Wish to t d ex en our thanks to him for all he has done to make our days here pleasant and successful. be- Mrs. Virginia Heigel Secretary to Mr. Huber f Elsie Grove Vice Principal cl to lend a helping Miss Elsie Grove, our vice-principal, is always rea y hand, give us wise counsel, hear our problems, and assist in various ways to make our projects and activities at South more successful. She assumes a great deal of responsibility when Mr. Huber is away, and can always be counted on to do her best in any task she undertakes. ' ' k' d thoughtful and intelligent a per- We are fortunate in having so in , ' 'd t. SOI1 3 S Miss Grove 11'1 OL11' 1111 S Mrs. Florence Bland Secretary to M iss Grove The Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT How 1, left to right: Annu Lentz, Pauline E. Jones, Kathryn Dull, Florence Belcher, Row 2: Ellen Boyer, Left to right: Freda Boughton, Lucy Amborski, Carrie Arcinu Kirven, Klise S. King, Doris Singer, Sara Crist, E. VVolfe. Not gaictureclc Eve Finson. The buffet line at faculty party. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to right: Dale I. Helmick, Robert Lewis, Charles Stanley S. Bash, Virginia M, Titus, D. O. Davis. gillleff, Ridlflfd M- Kate, George R- Hood, Eugene on z. MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to right: T. R. Stahl, Robert Halley, VVillian1 M. Left to right: Ruth Lang, John A. lNarner, Lena Mc- Scofielcl, Iohn Schuster, Willani Moler. Fadyen, Mary K. Valentineg Not pictured: Charles E. Bonner, Clara Nuher, Rose C. Hannon. Former Principal C. L. Dumaree receives gift from Toastmaster K. L. Hoover at dinner honoring new principal, L. VV. Huber, and Mr. Dumaree. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HOME ECCNOMICS DEPARTMENT lv x ft? 4, ,N gg If -W Row 1: Emilv Koterba, Lydia Meyer, W. M. Davis, H. C. Pearce, Kenneth B. Hoover, Row 2: E. S. Staufler, Ruth Siples, Elsie Friebel, Louise Lippincott. joseph Kelley, Not pictured: C. W. Alspach. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT ART DEPARTMENT Mary Jane Brand. Not pictured, Glenn Harriman, Ruth Lippincott. Katherine B. Usry Angela Ferson. Inset, R. VV. Near. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Row 1: R. R. Beetham, Bernard D, Redman, Goldie Curry, Rodney L. Kolbg How 2: Tom R. Metcalf, Verne C. Smith, R. C. Richards. Page E ight 'fOlz, to tlly sunny lzalls, Our loyal lzearts will cling 4 1 ' Midyear Class Advisers and Uffieers Miss Ruth Lang R. C. Richards tom f fer ACS V .Nxt ,Aff , fs-Q f Heading the January graduating class of '53 was Don Wirtz. Don was very active in sports. In his senior year he Was co-captain of our football team and played fullback. He also was outielder lor our baseball team, which shared the ,52 championship with Central. Chuck Rundio, always on hand to give his views, shared the duties and problems of head- ing his classmates. Dorli Kuepfer was kept busy being sec- retary and arranging dates for this and that. During her senior year she was in the fall play K'Double Doorf, She played the part of Louise', Who was one of the three maids. She loves to sew, in class and out. Adam High, the miser himself, handled his classmates money. Some job, counting all the moo-lah! Pictured these oficers are, bottom, Dorli Kuepferg middle, Don Wirtz, Chuck Rundiog top, Adam High. WVilliam Iohn Back, Bobby 1188 South 22nd Street, DI 4591 To: Ohio State He has a quiet manner Sggge Crew '50, '51, '52, Junior Miss Eugene Clark Bechtel, Cerro 1649 Rainbow Park, FA 2492 To: Ohio State Clown, but always friendly Junior Miss '52. Howard Morris Bloch, it v Humphrey 1784 Bide-A-Wee Park, EV 1964 To: Ohio State Many friends has he Information Please Club '52, Sportsman Club '50, Lawrence Allen Borror, Larry 755 Siebert Street, GA 6-1911 To: Work Out for a good time Kennel Club '50, '51, Varsity Football '50, '51, '52, Reserve Basketball '50, Reserve Track '50, 'ijunior Miss '52, Optic Staif '52, Ohio High School Speech League Contest Play '51. William Keith Botley, Speedy 2007 Studer Avenue, GA 2259 To: Work A helping hand for all Varsity Track '50, '51, Band '50, '51, President, '52, Boys' Club, President, '52, Orchestra '51, '52, Dance Band '52, Dis- trict and State Music Contest, All City Band '50, '51. Charles Brandum, Rock 1692 Parsons Avenue, GA 8566 To: Work Quiet, nice, a good friend Edward I. Buckley, Eddie 644 South 22nd Street, EV 7614 To: Work Never too busy to help a friend Printing Staff. Merrill Edmond Calvin, Shorty 723 South Front Street, D1 1206 To: Ohio State The quiet mind is rich as a crown Hi-Y '51, '52, Library Helper '51, '52, National Honor Society '53, na Henrietta Roberta Chelcy, Henri 612 Stambaugh Avenue, GA 86622 Always agreeable To: Ohio State G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Girls' Sports Club '51, '52, '53, Style Show '51, '52, Cafe- teria '51, '52, '53, Charm Club '51, Spanish Scholarship Test, O.S.U. '51, All- Star Basketball '52, '53. Edward Iacob Cohen, I. lake 1534 Livingston Avenue, EV 8654 To: Ohio State A winning smile Football '50, '51, '52, Kennel Club '50, CC 77 Thomas C. Colegrove, Stud 894 South 18th Street, GA 71044 To: Work Always a ready friend Reserve Football '50, Printing Staff '51, '22, Sportsman Club '52, Kennel Club ' 1. C6 s 77 Rosemary Cook, Rosie 139 Thurman Avenue, GA 8776 To: Work Never a frown Y-Teens '51, '52, Lenten Service Program '51, Ticket Committee, Life ofthe Party Advertising Committee, Iunior Miss Page Eleven CC 77 Lenore Etta Cooper, Nortzy 1117 Berkeley Road, FA 7386 To: Work The best in designing Sketch Club, President, Secretary '50, '53, Student Director for Double Door '52, Make-up Committee, Life of the Party '51. . 41 37 Ollie jay Cordle, Dorsey 1131 N. Yale Avenue, RA 1760 To: Work Pleasant to be around District Music Contest '50, '51, '52, Marching Band '50, '51, '52, Concert Band '50, '51, '52, Dance Band '50, '51, 252, lgejsergci gciotlzall '50, Sportsman lub '. , '- , ' . joel Sylvester Cossneer 484 Linwood Avenue, FA 5191 To: Ohio State A laugh a minute Choir '49, '50, '51, Radio Workshop '51, Double Door '52, a ll 1 77 Dorothy May Davis, Sneezie 388 Kossuth Street, CA 1267 To: Work Small girl, big smile Stylette, President, '51, '52, G. A. A. '50, '51, Choir '52, Girls' Glee '51, Hall Supervisor '52, Double Door '52, P. T. A. Pageant '51, Style Show '52. George B. Demine, Durnbaugh 715 Livingston Avenue, GA 31232 To: Ohio State Wl1nt should a man do but be merry? Dance Band '51, '52, Orchestra '50, '51, Boys' Glee '50, '51, '52, Ensemble '51, '52, Murphy Shows '50, '51, '52, P. T. A. Pageant '51, Variety Show '50, District Contest '50, '51. Harold N. Dorr, Harry 1384 South Ohio Avenue, GA 6766 To: Air Force Men of few words are the best of men Page Twelve Midyear james Harry Dover, jim 512 East jackson Street, MA 6097 To: Ohio State A nice friend Wilnia Ruth Evans, Willie 1358 South Ohio Avenue, GA 7097 To: Ohio State Brains and brilliance Orchestra '50, '51, '52, District and State Solo Contests '50, '52, Kennel Club '50, '52, Philo '51, '52, '53, Treasurer '52, Vice President '52, F. T. A. '51, '52, '53, Secretary '52, President '53, Prompter Junior Miss '52, Cast Double Door '52, Student Council '51, Armistice Day Speaker '52, Memorial Day Speaker '52, Radio Workshop '51, P. T. A. Pageant '51, Main Office '51, '52, Cafeteria '50, '51, Ohio Speech League Poetry Contest '52, Rotary Luncheon '52, Senior Secre- tary '52, Graduation Speaker '53, National Honor Society '53, Shriner Award '5f3. 1 Cl 1 73 Evelyn Maxine FOX, Evie 966 Berkeley Road, EV 0603 To: Ohio State Nice to know Philo '51, '52, '53, F.T. A. '50, '51, '52, Boys' Attendance Office '52. Fanny Ellen Hall, Fan 2378 South 5th Street, GA 8061 To: Work A friend in need is a friend indeed Girls' Club '52, Hall Monitor '50, '51 '50, '51. Terry Randolph Hardy, Moose 607 Ienkins Avenue, GA 1914 To: Ohio State Very quicf, very nice Sportsman '50, '51, '52, Track '51, Cross C ountry '5 1 . Martha Loui-se Harper, M artie 108516 Forest Street, FA 4577 To: Work Small and spicy Charm Club '51: Stylette '51, '52, Pub licity Director '52, Attendance Oflice '52 Basketball Club '49, Personality Cluli Lois Joanne Hayes, Io 445 Glendower Avenue, DI 2041 To: Work Quiet but always a friend Kennel Club '49, '50, Y-Teens '51 '52- 1 Student Council '50. Bett Lou Heflle Bette Y Yr 1253 Fairwood Avenue, EV 0016 To: Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Always ready with a smile Y-ref-ns '49, '50, P51, '52, style show '52, Betty Lou Hemmerly, Bea 652 jenkins Avenue, CA 2034 To: Work She has a twinkle in her eye Charm Club '50, Nature Club '51, '52 Hall Duty '52, '53, Adam Frederick High, Atom Francis 2485 Brookwood Road, DO 6220 To: Capital University True to his work, his word, his friends Treasurer of Senior Class '53, Graduation Speaker '53, Edwin Lee Holbrook, ,Big Edt' 1451 Parsons Avenue, DI 3378 To: Ohio State And what would life he if he took it seriously? Sportsman Club '50, '51, Nature Club '52, Reserve Basketball '50, Cross Coun- try '51, Betty Lou Hutchison 11613 Fairwood Avenue, EV 0673 To: Otterbein A nice person Choir '51, '52, Glee Club '50, Y-Teens '50, 51, 52. Midyear . . 4. as Earl Vincent Ioiner, Bud 478 E. Morrill Ave. DI 2834 To: Capital University Life without sport is not life Varsity Football '51, '52, '53, Varsity Track '51, '52, '53, Swimming '52, '53, Captain '53, Varsity S Club '52, '53, Eileen Kessel 875 Gilbert Street, FA 9756 To: Ohio State Never a worry, never a care Delegate to O.S.U. Discussion Confer- ence '52, Girls' Club, Information Please, President. Patricia Ann Kirby, Kirby 193 Hanford Street, DI 4028 To: Work Never quiet, always laughing Stylettes Club '51, '52, '53, Student Council '51, Optic Staff '52, Circulation '52, Hall Supervisor '52, '53, Charles Ivor Knapp, Bud 1838 Bucher Street, DI 2463 To: Buckeye Steel Casting Co. Quietness is bliss Sportsman's Club '49, '50, '51, Donald Allen Kraft, Senator 1655 S. Champion Avenue, DI 2705 To: Omar, Inc, 'fPrinting is his first desire Graphic Arts Club '52, Student Council '51, '52, Managers Club '50, Hall Su- pervisor '51, '52, Printing Staff '51, '52, '58, Dorli Anne Kuepfer 572 Stewart Avenue, GA 7921 To: Ohio State Neat, sweet, and petite Stylettes '50, '51, '52, Treasurer '53, Style Shows '50, '51, '52, G. A. A. '50, '51, '52, Cast Double Door '52, Boys' At- tendance Oilice '52, Secretary of Senior Class '53, Page Thirteen id ear Kenneth E. Lininger, TWO Gun 636 VVhittier Street, GA 2701 To: The Columbus Citizen Easy going, very friendly Hi-Y '50, '51, Sketch Club Secretary '52, Optic Staff '52, Lens Staff '52, School Reporter for South Side Leader '52. Q 1 1 CC 77 Lucille Marie Meinen, Ludy 631 Frebis Avenue, GA 4-1434 To: Ohio State She excels in sports G. A. A. '50, '51, '52, Girls Basketball Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Radio Workshop '51, Usherette for Senior Play '51, Girls Glee glub '51, Gym Assistant '50, '51, '52, 2 3. Sheila Ruth Melman 988 Berkeley Road, EV 2114 To: Ohio State Short :mtl sweet Sketch Club '51, '52. Frederick Charles Miller, Clarence 590 Hanford Street, GA 7530 To: Work All who know him, like him Study Club o Cl 7? Odessa Milner Dess 487 Stambaugh Avenue, D1 2436 To: Work A very nice girl Study Club '50, '51, Nature Club '52, Girls' Basketball Club '52, G. A. A. '50, '51, '52, All Star Basketball '52, Girls' Ensemble '-51. Lois Geraldine Moore, Loie 540 Stambaugh Avenue, GA 3567 To: Work Always happy E gg , Study Club '49, Girls' Basketball Club ,g-lv! '49, '50, '51, '52, G. A. A. '50, '51, '52, Mixed All Star Volley Ball '51, All Star , ii, .1 I e few f 4 ' Basketball '52. I Page Fourteen cc 9, Helen Pappas, Papoose 899 East Livingston Avenue, DI 3557 To: Ohio State U U An actress in the 'making lgennel Club '50, Alliedgigoulgxh :i51A,XPl'glJ0 '. 1, '52, '53, Secretary ' 4 . . . ' , '51, '52, '53, Treasurer '52, Vice Presi- dent '52, '53, Radio Workshop '51, All City Radio Workshop '51, '52, '53, P. T. A. Pageant '51, Voice of Democ- racy Contest '51, Radio Announcing OHSSL '52, Narrator, Christmas Program '51, Washington-Lincoln Program '52, Memorial Day Program '52, Armistice Day Program '52, Cast junior Miss 352, Cast 5gDogigJleR Doorl '51, Senior ecretary ' , ' , otary unc eon '52, 5-Ilomecogning Quggn Court '52, National onor ociety ' . . 44 ss Jane Adeline Peteriish, Andy 800 South 5th Street, GA 0685 To: Grange Mutual Casualty Company A friend to everyone Kennel Club '50, '51, '52, Cafeteria '50, '51, '52, Band '50, '51, '52. lack Richard Potter, lake 164 Frebis Avenue, GA 61333 To: jaegar Machine Co. He always proves a friend Study Club james Potts, lim 481 East Gates, GA 8555 To: City Engineering Department So tall, so nice Basketball '50, '51, '52, '53, Student Council '50, '51, '52, '53, Sportsman Club '52, '53, Choir '50, '51, Nature Club '51, Chairman of Student Council Sales Tax Committee '51, '52, '53. Betty Celina Reo 410 South Monroe Avenue, EV 7386 To: Music Manor Pretty clothes to match her pretty face Senior Secretary '52, '53. joel Nathan Robison 594 Enfield Road, DO 1545 To: Work Happiness with an easy going way Charles Iohn Rundio 111, Chuck 1009 South 22nd Street, GA 6940 To: Ohio State A just award awaits the deserving Vice President of Senior Class '53. Charlene Rushia, Char 700 Mohawk Street To: Ohio State Dark hair, light-hearted Y-Teens '51, Philo '51, '52, '53, Student Representative for Tour of Ohio State Hospitals '52, Oiiice '52, Student Repre- sentative at Luncheon given by the Women's Columbus Academy of Medi- cine '52, . . . 4. . ss Miriam Schottenstein, Mir 716 Bedford Avenue, FA 2020 To: Ohio State Gay with a gift of gala Kennel Club '50, Philo '51, '52, '58, Boys' Attendance Oi-Hee '51, '52, '53, Lab Assistant '51, '52, F. T. A, '50, '51, '52, '53, Senior Secretary '52, '53, Me- morial Day Program '52, Armistice Day Program '52, National Honor Society '58. Robert August Schwab, Schnobbs 1451 South 4th Street, GA 61071 To: Johnson Bible College He is a worthy man Library '52, '53, Track '51, '52, Orches- tra '50, '51, '52. KC 37 Mary lo-Ann Shartz, Io 48 West Kossuth Street, GA 1442 To: C and SOE Co. Quiet but nice Nature Club '50, Philo '51, '52, Senior Secretary '52, '53. Herbert Robert Sims, Herb 498 N. Ohio Avenue, GA 3-1581 To: Columbus Depot He is a good man and does good things e idyear .27 ' A. ,, , . . 1 H57 if J ' ' , fgfwmafk 'aft .. fs 1 ' 'f , r4f1'?,,,1 , ,. 1? , , ,,.. ,f. 2 2 Q X f fx e g au s f ,' aw V X , 4 4 ., , ,,, , Wwy .1 '17 s gy M , ,sn , L'e'-as, ,sissy ,, , g .fssa,.sQ4 f W Q ' .ew ,,,,f,fw- 13 ff,-sa, egg, 1 p A flf' W! W it Q' 5 ,. 22 ,, ff 7 ffy My, ,e f, Wf aff ' , ff 1, 1 X O fy f f X X f A X 1, XQOQ Afff IN, f 271 O , f s 4 4 f Wise 0 fs Q ., ,Q , ae. -N -44 ' 54444.97 f'f 'fxXT'7fs :' Loretta Dominica Sinacola, Spaghetti 2799 Tudor Road, DO 4634 To: Work Always happy, full of laughter Band '51, Study Club '51, '52, Attend- ance OHice '52, CC 77 Thomas Eugene Stofer, Bones 1321 Gilbert Street, DI 1438 To: Work A swell guy, a swell musician Hi-Y '50, '51, '52, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Boys Ensemble '52, '53, Murphy Shows '51, '52, TV Christmas Show '52, Variety Shows '50, '51, '52. Larry Story Robert Stull 493 East Second Avenue To: Ohio State A nice fellow Barbara Adelle Thall, Barb 1272 South Champion Avenue, GA 7691 To: Ohio State To know her is to like her Girls' Basketball Club '50, G. A. A. '50, '51, Philo '51, '52, Costume Committee for 'cjunior Miss '52, Chairman of Prop Committee for Double Door '52. Harold Phillip Trager 436 Eastmoor Boulevard, DO 4694 To: Ohio State Seldom heard but always doing Band '49, '50, '51, Orchestra '51, '52, Niairure Club '50, '52, Information Please Page Fifteen Bett Lou Trott Y 633 South 5th Street, MA 9916 To: Telephone Co. Pretty-eyed baby Sketch Club '51, '52, Treas. '51, Phyllis Ann Trout, Phyl 578 Southwood Avenue, GA 31812 To: Kissell Real Estate Her intelligence brings out her person- ality Kennel Club '50, Philo '51, '52, Library Staff '50, '51, '52, Nurse's Assistant '50, '51, Senior Secretary '52. Dorothy L. Vance, Dottie 493 Frebis Avenue, CA 0514 To: julian and Kokenge Co. Sweets to the sweet I,iln'agl53 Stag '5igSfg51, g52?iStu5cgfnt Coun- ci '. , '. , ce ta' '. , K-nm-I Club '50, Philo '51, Pres. '52, Nhrse's Assistant, Honor Society '5-3. Shirley Ann Vest, Shirl 709 South Champion Avenue, EV 8626 To: Telephone Co. Sugar 'n' spice 'n' everything nice G. A. A. '50, Flag Swinger '50, '51, Head Flag Swinger '52, Queen's Court '52, Student Council '52, Kennel Club Executive Committee '51, '52. Diane Lee VVarner, Little One 677 Ashburton Road, EX 1541 To: Ohio State Sports and friendliness are her theme Optic Staif '52, '53, Lens Staff '52, '53, Mid-Year Editor '53, OHice, Assistant '52, '53, Boys' Attendance Ollice '52, '53, G. A. A. '50, '51, '52, Band '50, '51, '52, Gym Assistant '50, '51, '52. 4. . v Donn VVatson, junior 470 South 18th Street, EV 2650 To: Ohio State A swell guy with loads of personality Sportsman's Club '50, '51, Kennel Club '51, 252, '53, Optic Adv. Staff '52, Page Sixteen Midyear t ' 'f y 'X , X , Qs? t V Zksf X f f... Wzfgrs 'if' ' if ' f nf fx' ff , X I ff f W f 1 ff 1 ,, W--Q . -,zu-,W .W , 2 , , ,, fi, ' -,Lf ,fc he G, fm . ,i ry! yr 54' 4 'S W' ,. i,, ,- 1 f, ,M lil, M 6 1 , . W'illiam Peter VVeiss, Willie 775 Berkeley Road, FA 5578 To: Market Exchange Bank UA fine' kid Activity Club '50, Kennel Club '51, '52. James Phillip Welker, Kilim 1729 East Whittier Street, FA 6548 To: Ohio State He's always happy Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Football '51, Band '50, '51, '52. Bonnie Io Wentzel 411 South Monroe Avenue, EV 6068 To: Powers Modeling School, N,Y.C. A true friend to all her friends Stylettes '52, Sketch Club '50, '51, Style Shows '50, '51, '52, Cozine A. VVhite, Cozy 331 Barthman Avenue, CA 1514 To: Ohio State Friendly to everyone Nature Club '50, Y-Teens '51, '52, Bas- ketball '52, '53. Donald M. Wirtz, Don 343 Reinhard Avenue, D1 1824 To: Ohio University All-around swell guy Football '50, '51, '52, Baseball '50, '51, '52, Hall Supervisor '52, Sportman's Club '51, '52, Class President '52, Richard Peter 1fVhit1r1an, Dick 837 South Lazelle Street, GA 6384 To: U. S. Navy He .Seeks a happy life Sportsman's Club '50, '51, '52, Midyear ' . . . . . f..Vff'z .lf . - iff. Patricia Ann W1ll1ams, 'Bonesv Z X 553 Elsmere street, AD 7306 ' Io: jeffrey Manufacturing Co. 'J I ' , 'Tall, trzm, and terrlfif ' ,V kennel Club 50, 51, 529 Make-up com- , ingteivlfolg Hlunigi leiissz '526V Clasgkof ' V ' V, o e oor ' g our tg ff X Style! Shows '50, '51, '52iy NutiEe's tis- L, f 1 sistant '52. f n v n SK 79 Cyril Zisenwme, Cy 886 South 22nd Street, FA 5449 To: Ohio State A zest for learning Foreign Correspondence Club '50g Allied Youth '50, '51g Philo '51g Cabinet '52, '53, F. T. A. '50, '53g Hall Supervisorg Honor Society '53, A survey was taken among the January Seniors to determine the best features of an Ideal Boy and Girl. The results were as follows: Hair-George Demme ...... Eyes-Earl Joiner .,..,,... Teeth-Chuck Rundio .... Smile-Ed Cohen ..,,.......... Complexion-Adam High .. Personality-Ed Holbrook ..... Leadership-Don Wirtz .,,,.. Athletic ability-Don Wirtz Scholarship-Merrill Calvin Popularity-Don VVirtz ...... Most talkative-Ray Wood Clothes-Donn Watson ,.,.,. Class clown-Gene Bechtel C. Ray Wood, Chic 855 Seymour, EV 0453 To: Ohio State What he undertakes to do, he. does Kennel Club '51, '52, '53g Radio VVork- shop '52g Optic Sports Editor '52, '53, Lens Staff '52, '53, South Side Leader Reporter '52, '53, Christmas Play '52. Shirley Vest ......,Helen Pappas ,,..,.......Patti Kirby Dorothy Vance .......Rosemary Cook ....,.Loretta Sinacola ......Wilma Evans Diane Warner .....NVilma Evans ...,.,Shirley Vest Miriam Schottenstein Betty Reo Betty Trott Most likely to succeed-Merrill Calvin .... ......, M iriam Schottenstein Page Seventeen Midyear Class Prophecy january 27, 1973 Admiral Charles Brandum 'ji U.S.S. South Dear GCHARLIEU: It surely has been a long time since '4l953',-twenty years. We were reminiscing about the old gang and thought of writing to you. Many exciting things have happened to us since we last saw you. VVe went to New York on our vacation and had a really eventful time. We took a plane from the HOLBROOK AIRLINES and were treated with great luxuriousness by the hostesses, DOROTHY DAVIS, ODESSA MILNER, and PHYLLIS TROUT. We ran into a little bad weather, but the pilots BOB SCHWAB and JOEL ROBISON really knew what they were do- ing and we arrived safely. The cab driver, GENE BECHTEL, was very kind and took us to a beautiful and widely advertised hotel owned by ADAM HIGH, HARRY DORR, and BILL BACK. They were very glad to accommodate us free of charge, which was greatly appreciated. They informed us of a good place to eat, SINACOLA,S SPAGHETTI HOUSE, owned by LORETTA SINACOLA. We were shown to our table by the -head waiter DONN WATSON and served very courteou-sly by the waitresses, EVELYN FOX, BETTY HEFFLEY, and BARBARA THALL. The cigarette girl, PATTI KIRBY, was also very kind. We decided to see a stage show that night, so we went to see the NCOHEN FOLLIES' backed by ED COHEN. SHIRLEY VEST, PAT WILLIAMS, BETTY TROTT, SHEILA MEL- MAN, and LUCILLE MEINEN really made a terrific chorus line. It is no wonder the show was such a success with RAY NVOOD directing it. As we were leaving the theater, we saw many prosperous business men and accomplished artists. WVe saw MERRILL CALVIN, presi- dent of CALVIN'S LINGERIE INC.,', the two very famous dentists for making false teeth, LARRY BORROR and CHUCK RUNDIO, and WILMA EVANS, the first woman president of the i'Violinist Union. The next day we went -shopping and stopped in an exclusive dress shop owned by LENORE COOPER. DOROTHY VANCE, BETTY REO, and BONNIE WENTZEL were models there. We were surprised to see CYRIL ZISENWINE, now a P.O.D. teacher, also there shopping. She told us that KENNY LININGER was sports editor of the local paper and doing very well. Speaking of sports, I suppose you know that DON WIRTZ is playing professional football for the Cleveland Browns. By the end of the day we were really tired, so we went back to the hotel. The hotel operator. ROSIE COOK, was very kind and took all our messages so we would not be bothered. Relaxing to the soothing music of the Rhythm Boysv -- composed of GEORGE DEMME, KEITH BOTLEY, HAROLD TRAGER, and OLLIE CORDLE - we ended that day with slumber. We spent the next day -sightseeing. While walking around, we noticed HELEN PAPPAS finally got her name in lights. We also saw a poster announcing IIM POTTS as the winner of the midget auto races. We are sure his manager, IO ANN SHARTZ, had a lot to do with it. This was the last day of our vacation, but we really felt good seeing how successful all of our former classmates have become. Looking forward to seeing you at our twenty-fifth class reunion. Your friends, DIANE WARNER MIRIAM SCHOTTENSTEIN Page Eighteen Klise S. King June Class Advisers and ffieers Miss Lydia Meyer Verne C. Smith Miss Lucy Amborski Assuming the leadership of the June Class of 1953 was Tom Passen. Tom was president of student council and chief justice of student court. He was a member of the City Championship Basketball Team. Assisting Tom with his duties was Sherrie Phillips as vice president. Sher- rie Was the smallest varsity cheerleader, and reigned as the 1952 Homecoming Queen. Judy Arthur, secretary, kept the book- work of the class up-to-date. Judy was a member of the 1952 Homecoming Court. The man with all the money who courageously collected it from the seniors was Kenny Clark. Kenny was vice-president of student council and thc prosecuting attorney of student court. Pictured they are, bottom, Judy Arthur, Sherrie Phillips, top, Tom Passen, Kenny Clark. Page Nineteen James W. Ackersan, Rod 777 Heyl Avenue GA 7019 7 To: University of Florida Lover of ears Student Council '50, '51, '52, vice presi- dent '53, Student Court '50, '51, '52, Dance Band '50, '51, '52, Murphy Shows '50, Variety Shows '50, '51, Projection Club '50, '51, '52, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Radio Television Institute '51, Stu- dent Court Television Show '51, Hall Monitor '50, '51, Courtesy Week Assist- ant Producer '52, Hi-Y '52, '53, Optic Staff '53, Chairman of Backward Ball '53, Chairman of Publicity Committee, Backward Ball '53, Student Court PTA Pageant '51. Geraldine Adams, Genie 345 Barthman Avenue To: Capital Her happy-go-lucky grin is contagious . F. T. A. '51, Secretary '52, President '53, Cafeteria-cashier '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '53, Personality Club '51, Charm Club '52, Information Please '53, Library Staff '52, Ticket Committee Double lggorn '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun Bay Adams 345 Barthman Avenue To: Work Luis of play, little work Varsity Baseball '52, 555, Reserve Basket- ball '50. '51, Cross Country '50, Optic Staff '52, '53, Betty Joyce Adkins, Bets 734 Wilson Avenue, EV 3825 To: Work A friendly word for everyone Sketch Club '51, '52, '53. Ivan Lynn Adkins, Salty 336 Sycamore Street, MA 9039 To: Work He finds fun wherever he goes Stage Crew '50, '51, '52, Marcie Jean Andrews, Marc 880 City Park Avenue, GA 2072 To: Work Her first love is sports Orchestra '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, Charm Club '52, Girls Basketball Club '51, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Page Twenty , ., HHS rf i .W we x if Z Patricia Louise Arledge, Pat 897 Miller Avenue, FA 3985 To: Work Quiet and nice to know Personality Club '50, '51, '52, Herbert Bernard Arnold, Shotgun 924 Geers Avenue FA 6195 To: College 7 A mischievous gleam in his eye Reserve Football '50, Boys Glee Club '50, '51, ludith Kay Arthur, Indy 315 Thurman Avenue, D1 4430 To: WVork Lovely to look at, delightful to know Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Book Ex- change '51, '52, '53, G. A. A. '51, '52, All-Star Volley Ball Team '52, Publicity Committee, Double Door '52, Queens Court '52, Secretary, Senior Class '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. David M. Backulich, Dave 850 Seymour Avenue, EV 9165 To: Ohio State Known to everyone as a friend Drum Major '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Choir '50, '51, '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Book Room '51, '52, Allied-Youth, Vice President '50, '51, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Faith Eileen Badurina 305 F rebis Avenue, GA 94153 To: Work Quiet and friendly Charm Club '51, Personality Club '51, '52, loan Maxine Ball, Ioanie 167 Ienkins Avenue, D1 1736 To: Work Wonderful in every way Student Council '51, Student Court '51, G.A.A. '51, '52, Sportshead '52, All- Star -Basketball, Volleyball, '51, Girls Bowling Team '50, '51, Hall Supervisor '52, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Execu- tive Committee '52, Book Exchange '51, '52, '53, Publicity Committee, Double Door '52, OH-ice Helper '53, Radio In- stitute Usher '52, Queens Court '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Jack Clayton Balogh 1646 South High Street, GA 1963 To: Ohio State Fine and quiet Betty May Baughman 1575 South Sixth Street, GA 1471 To: Work Witty as they come Stylettes '51, Information Please '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Harold Frederick Beamenderfer Beam 281 East Beck Street, AD 6462 To: Work He succeeds on the stage crew Stage Crew '51, '52, '53. Bonnie M. Beck, Beckie 933 City Park Avenue To: Work Always happy and full of fun Nature Club '52, '53. Ronald Alan Benjamin, Benny 1171 Lilley Avenue, FE 2604 To: Ohio State Knowledge is power Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, O.S.U. Speech Conference '52, Springfield Speech Con- tggt '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun Beverly jean Biggs, Bev 942 Wilson Avenue, FA 7743 To: Ohio State The singing seamstress G.A.A. '51, Choir '52, '53, Glee Club '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, Murphy Show '53, Optic Staff '52, Lens Staff '53, Costume Committee Double Door '52, Reporter, Dispatch Youth Page '52, '53, P.T.A. Pageant '51, Usher, Radio In- stitute '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun' '53, June Joanne Ruth Bluff, Io 962 Lawrence Drive, DI 2008 To: Work l Small and sweet l Travel Club '52. l Betty jane Bonnette, Betsy 1640 South 3rd Street, GA 2900 To: Ohio State A whiz at basketball G. A. A. '51, '52, President '53, Girls Sports '52, '53, Orcrestra '51, Secretary '52, Nurse Assistant '52, Hall Super- visor '53, Y-Teens '51. Carol Irene Bowen 78 Benfield Avenue GA 5814 7 To: Ohio State Plenty of sparkle Y-Teens '50, Music Chairman '51, Links '52, Philo '51, '52, Program Committee '53, Student Council '50, '51, Scrapbook Committee Chairman '52, Secretary Tax Stamp Committee '52, '53, Hall Super- visor '52, Girls Glee Club '50, Choir '50, '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '52, Co- Editor '52, '53, Lens Staif '53, Book Exchange '52, '53, Golden Iubilee '51, P.T.A. Pageant '51, Ticket Committee Double Door '52: Senior Scholarship Test '53, Beautification Committee, Student Council '52, '53, Nurse As- sistant '52, Journal Youth Page Re- porter '52, '53, Annie Get Your Gun '53, National Honor Society '53. Ioyce Adeline Bradford 59 Reeb Avenue, GA 8142 To: Work Nice and sincere Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Stylettes '52, Study Club '52, Nature Club '53. ,loseph Daniel Brown, joe 700 South Everett Avenue, DO 4337 To: Work In dramatics he has done his bit Hi-Y '50, '51, '52, '53, Double Door '52, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Choir '50, '51, President '52, '53, Murphy Shows '51, '52, P.T.A, Pageant '51, Sesquicentennial '53, Radio Workshop Christmas Play '52, Hall Supervisor William Dean Brown, Bill 824 Ebner Street, GA 4686 To: College Full of the old nick Hi-Y '51, '52, Secretary '53, Varsity Football '53, Band '51, '52, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Radio Workshop '52. Page Twenty-one .lune Marilyn Nelle Buckholz, Nellie 45 Frebis Avenue, GA 2556 To: Ohio State Light heart to match her light hair Student Council '50, '51, '52, '53, Stud- cnt Court '50, '51, Assistant Secretary '52, '53, G.A.A. '50, '51, Sportshead '51, Book Exchange '52, '53, Main Office '50, '51, Homecoming Decorating Com- mittee '51, '52, '53, Program Seller '50, '51, G.A.A. All-Star Teams '50, '51, O.S.U. Speakers Conference '52, Usher- ette, Double Door '52, Courtesy Week Committee '51, '52, P. T. A. Student Council Speaker '52, Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Backward Ball Decorating Committee '51, '52, '53. Agusta Ella Bullock 374 Hinman Avenue, GA 6944 To: Work Silent and sensible Orchestra '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '51. Thomas Arnold Burton, Duce 922 City Park Avenue, GA 1486 To: Ohio State A helping hand, a quiet manner Baseball '51, '52, '53, Football '51, '52, Varsity S '52, '53, Patricia Ann Bushee, Buzzie 1392 South Third St1'eet, GA 5876 To: Work Little and likable Band '50, '51, G.A.A. '50, '51, Nature Club '52. if . . as Mary Helen Byrd, Birdie 263 Barthman Avenue, GA 8829 To: College Nice as the music she makes Y-Teens, Program Chairman '51, Vice- President '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Choir Accom- panist '52, '53, Girls Ensemble '51, '52, Girls Glee Accompanist '50, '51, Murphy Shows. Charles Cacciatore, Chuck the Chucker 496 Sheldon Avenue, GA 3877 To: VVnrk FriendIiness and wisdom Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, Reserve Foot- ball '50, Library Staff '52, Page Twenty-two Gary Kent Carroll 1476 Whittier Street, FA 9742 To: Ohio State A line of chatter Hi-Y '52, '53, Cast Double Door '52, Hall Supervisor '52, Ohio State Science Day Project, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Samuel Ivy Chastain, Sam 528 East Beck Street To: College He is known for his devilish disposition Frank Rowland Chichka, Chicko 226 Innis Avenue, GA 7673 To: Ohio State Glad to be alive Margaret Elva Chrismer, Maggie 1257 South Champion Avenue, GA 3232 To: Work She will haue friends wherever she goes Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Orchestra Con- test '51, Student Council '50, '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Vaudc- Villities '51, Variety Show '52, Murphy Show '53, Optic Staff '53, Usher, Radio Institute '52, Y-Teens '51, Senior Class Advisory Committee '53, Entertainer Back- ward Ball '52, '53, Entertainer Rose Prom '51, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, A. A. '50, Usherette, Double Door Kenneth Eugene Clark, Big Ken 422 Hanford Street DI 2634 7 To: Work Successful in many ways Kennel Club '52, Advisory Committee '53, Hi-Y '52, Prosecuting Attorney, Student Court '52, Vice-President, Stud- ent Council '52, '53, First in College Algebra Scholarship Test '52, Swimming Team '51, '52, Sportsman Club '51, Teen-Age Council Representative, Vice- President '53, Class Collector '53, Senior Class Treasurer '53, National Honor So- ciety '53. Anthony N. Cocco, Tony 369 Barthman Avenue, DI 3124 KTO: Iosephinum Pontiiical College A true example of perseverance Marilyn Beatrice Coil, Stinky 885 Studer Avenue FA 3700 7 To: Work Always laughing and gay Personality Club '51, '52, Girls' Glee Club '50, '51, '52. Paul Collier, Tyrod 533 East Beck Street, AD 8812 To: Work Persistent egorts bring results Intramural Basketball Champs '51. Margie Lou Conkle 819 Bruck Street CA 94714 To: Work 7 A cheery word, a pleasant smile for all Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Glee Club '51, '52, Hall Supervisor '52, Charm Club '51, Phyllis Ruth Coon, Phyl 811 Thurman Avenue, DI 4977 To: Work Easy to like Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Glee Club '51, '52, Robert I. Crum, Bob 163 Hosack Street, DI 2300 To: Work Calm, composed, and somewhat shy Julia Nell Davis, Iudy 65 East Markison Avenue, GA 1270 To: Work Loads of fun Nature Club '51, '52, '53, Office Helper '53, Style Shows '51, '52, '53. loseph Edmund DeCaminada, Meatball 1771 East Sycamore Street CA 0357 To: College Always an answer Reserve Football '50, Varsity Football '51, '52, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Ohio State Speakers Conference '53, Latin Club '51, Executive Committee, New- comers Club '50, Speech Tournament at Springfield '53, District Speech Tournament at O.S.U. '53, Polio Speaker '53, Nancy Ann Dingledine 1216 Wilson Avenue, CA 0904 To: Miami University A ine cheerleader with an equally fine personality Cheerleader '52, '53, Majorette '51, Kennel Club '51, Secretary '52, Execu- tive Committee '52, '53, G.A.A. '50, '51. '52, '53, All-Star Volley Ball and Basketball '52, '53, All-Star Baseball '52, Vaude-Villities '52, Optic Staff '51, '52, Lens Staff '53, Student Reporter for Citizen Youth Page '52, '53, Book Ex- change '52, '53, Main Office '50, '51, '53, Radio Workshop '52, Publicity Com- mittee, Double Door '52, Hall Super- visor '52, G.A.A. Bowling Team '50, Usherette Radio Institute '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. William Harry Dodson, Bill 1439 South Ohio Avenue, GA 0842 To: College Honest and friendly, too Hobby Club '50, '51, Sportsman Club Track '51, '52, Cross Country Carol Ann Doh, Do-nut 467 Kossuth Street, CA 8068 To: Work Likahle little lamb Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, MHTChlHg,B3Ud '50, '51, Charm Club '50. Harry Louis Dolby, Big Har 777 Stewart Avenue, CA 9048 To: Ohio State Laughing boy Hi-Y '51, Service Chairman '52, Presi- dent '53, Reserve Basketball, '50, Re- serve Football '50, Varsity Football '53, Optic Stal-I '53. Robert Clarence Dolby, Bob 1206 Oakwood Avenue, CA 9318 To: Ohio State A conscientious scholar Projection Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Sound Crew Chief '52, '53, Buckeye Boys State '51, Hi-Y '52, '53, Speech Touma- ments '52, '53, Memorial Day Assembly '52, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, O.S.U. Discussion Conference '52, S enior Scholarship Test '53, Atomic Energy Assembly '53, Usher Radio Institute '51, '52, National Honor Society '53. Page Twenty three Frances E. Dunfee, Eddie 1745 South 20th Street, Apt. A, GA 5895 To: Ohio State Never a dull moment Optic Staff '53, Hall Supervisor '52, ln- formation Club '53. Elaine Ioan Duros 1330 South Champion Avenue, GA 9226 To: Work A friendly greeting warms the heart Juanita Eblin, Nita 657 Oakwood Avenue, EV 7662 To: Work Kind to all G.A.A. '51, Girls Basketball '51, '52, '53, Girls Glee Club '52, Choir '53, Office Duty '52, '53. james William Edmonds, lim 1679 Dewberry Road, D1 1683 To: Work Could live in a world of photography Nancy lean Emish 1178 Studer Avenue, GA 9373 To: Work A sunny smile, a sparkling disposition sryreaes '51, r52, '5s. Georgia Mae Evans, George 2725 Eakin Road, IO 6868 To: Work Smart in her schoolwork Philo '51, 52, '55, orchestra '50, '51, '52, Red Cross '51, Student Council '51 '52, Book Room '52, National Honor So: ciety '53. Page Twenty-four Larry Arnold Evans, Lar 1071 Geers Avenue, FA 4584 To: Work ilk fine athlete who is known to one and a l' Kennel Club '51, Treasurer '52, Presi- dent '52, '53, Reserve Basketball '51, Varsity Basketball '52, Varsity Football '51, '52, '53, All-City '53, Baseball '51, '52, '53, james O' Milner Sophomore Award '51, Cast, Junior Miss '52, Cast Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Vellaire Evans 1071 Geers Avenue, FA 4584 To: Work A wonderful girl with personality plus Kennel Club '52, '53, Executive Com- mittee '52, '53, Philo '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, Sportshearl '52, Treasurer '53, All- Star Team '51, '52, '53, Book Exchange '52, Main Office '52, '53, Alternate for Girls State '52, Radio Workshop '52, Prompter Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. jerry Marvin Fee, jerry 1170 Jaeger street, GA 3024 To: Work A little guy with a big heart Stage Crew '50, Travel Club '51, Camera Club '52. Elizabeth Ann Fennell, Libby 38 lnnis Avenue, DI 2455 To: Work Witty and friendly Marching Band '50, '51, Concert Band '50, '51, Charm Club '51, Study Club '52, Information Please '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Robert Joseph Fischer 654 Grant Avenue, FL 3927 To: Work Pleasant to everyone Graphic Arts '51, '52, '53. Carol joan Forst, Frosty 459 Kossuth Street, GA 9683 To: W'ork Happy-go-lucky Charm Club '51, Philo '52, '53, Radio W0fkSh0P '52, Publicity Committee, Double Door '52, Senior Flower Com- rggtee '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun Mary Linn Foster 345 West Hubbard Avenue WA 9492 To: Ohio State Quiet and serene Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Marching Band '50, '51, '52, Concert Band '51, '52, '53, All City Band '50, '51, '52, ,All Regional Orchestra '53, All Ohio Orchestra '53, G.A.A. '50. Dorothy Ann Garrigan, Dottie 1409 South Fourth Street DI 1882 To: Work T.N.T.hTale11ted 'n' Terrific Sketch Club '51, Nature Club '51, Vice- President '52, '53, Radio Workshop '51, '52, Band '50, '51, '52, Secretary '53, Choir '52, '53, All City Band '51, '52, Book Exchange '53, Cartoonist, Optic '52, Murphy Show '51, Variety Shows '50, '51, '52, '53, Schiller Christmas Program '52, Open House '51, '52, Publicity, Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. 3 Connie Loretta Gautz, Stuff 295 Siebert Street, DI 5952 To: Work She sheds brightness all around Philo '52, Vice- President '53, Stylettes '52, '53, Usher for 50th. Anniversary '50, Teen Age Council Treasurer '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Na- tional Honor Society '53, Bonnadine Ellen Gay, Bonnie 878 Carpenter Street, DI 2515 To: Bliss College One you can't help liking Personality Club '50, '51, '52, Glee Club '50. john David Gersper 529 East Beck Street, FL 2745 To: Work The man with a horn Band '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '51, '52, '53, Orchestra '52, '53, Camera Club '51, '52, Richard Arnold Girouard, Dick 932 South Pearl Street To: Work Tall, quiet, and congenial Marion Colleen Glick, Spotty 801 South Front Street, DI 6203 To: Work A heart as big as all outdoors Nature Club '51, '52, '53, Glee Club '50, Book Exchange '53, Costume Com- mittee, Double Door '52, Usherette, Radio Institute '52, Choir '51, '52, '53, Murphy Shows '50, '51, '52, '53, Back- ward Ball Talent Show '51, Open House Talent Show, Mistress of Ceremonies '52, P.T.A. Talent Show '51, '52, Variety Shows '50, '52, Christmas Pageant '52, Mound jr. High Variety Show '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Paul Martin Godorhazy, Goodie 602 Markison Avenue, GA 3741 To: Ohio State A man of few words Baseball '51, '52, Reserve Footbal '50, Varsity Football '51, Stage Crew '50, '51, Graphic Arts '52, '53, Optic Print- ing Staff '53. Robert Lewis Grate, Bob 939 Ellsworth Avenue EV 0668 7 To: Work Fills the bill as an athlete Varsity S '52, '53, Varsity Football '50, '23, All City Football '52, Track Marjorie Ann Green, Margie 807 South Fifth Street, GA 0057 To: Work A sunny smile Stylettes '51, '52, Publicity Director '53, Optic Staff '53, Radio Workshop '51, Open House Style Shows '50, '51, '52, Style Show at Barrett '52, Susan Greenfield, Suzie 1688 Whittier Street, EV 0312 To: Work Blonde and terrific Red Cross '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, Optic Staff '53. Sandra Grace Greeno, Sandy 1388 South Fifth Street, GA 6947 To: Ohio State Wonderful to know Student Council '50, '51, Student Court '51, Orchestra '50, '51, Red Cross '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Attendance Office '53, G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, '53, Basket- ball All Star '53, Book Exchange '52, '53, Courtesy Week Committee '51. Page Twenty-five Reva Crelt, Bubbles 992 Carpenter Street, CA 3900 To: Work Nice girl Charm Club '51, Camera Club '52. Helen Cusa Donald Eugene Gwynn, Don 1195 Wilson Avenue CA 2616 7 To: Ohio State Brains and personality Sportsman Club '51, '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, Tax Stamp Commit- tee '51, '52, National Honor Society '53 Mary Ann Hackbarth, Hacksaw 728 Thurman Avenue CA 4253 To: Work 7 A cheerful manner Commercial Club '50, Y-Teens '52, '53. Donna lean Hamler, Jean 833 Harmon Avenue To: Work Trusting friend and pal Red Cross Club '51, '52, '53. Mary Lou Hansel, Mary Lou 554 Hanford Street, CA 4811 To: Bliss College A mirror of courtesy Student Council '51, '52, Philo '51, '52 '53, Stylettes '50, Style shows '51, i52,' National Honor Society '53. Page Twenty-six John Edward Harkless, Big Iohn' 515 Sheldon Avenue GA 9162 7 To: College A fine basketball player, a fine guy Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52 '53, Student Council '52, '53. Lucretia Ruth Harper, Lu 853 Oakwood Avenue, FE 5241 To: Work Face that never wears a frown Olive Maxine Henderson 694 Morrill Avenue, CA 94822 To: Work Good as gold Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Latin Club '53. Harold Lee Hill, Cookie 1647 Moler Street, DI 5895 To: Work VVe know him by his friendly smile Hogliy Club '50, Sportsman Club '50, '51, Kenneth Leroy Hill, Ken 363 East 11th Avenue To: Kentucky Christian College Intelligence and character are his Viola May Hipolite, Vicki, 426 Stanley Avenue, DI 3422 To: Work Charming little lass Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Evelyn joan Hoodlet, Evelyn 786 South Sixth Street, CA 2485 To: College Just a sweet girl Philo '51, '52, '53, Variety Shows '51, '52, Personality Club '50, Naomi Lou Hook, Nomi Lou 453 East Livingston Avenue, MA 7383 To: Ohio State Never a harsh word Philo '51, '52, '53, Student Council '50, '51, Hall Supervisor '52, Latin Club '52, Donald Bruce Hooper, Don 1185 Wilson Avenue GA 6661 7 To: Ohio State Easy to get along with Hi-Y '52, '52, Vice-President, Optic Staff '53, Band '51, '52, '53, Orchestra '-52. Faye Annette Hoskinson, Gipsy' 2150 English Road, FA 7416 To: Work A lovely girl Y-Teen '50, '51, '52, Ticket Committee, Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Emalou Huntsberger, Emmie 1648 Rainbow Park, FA 3925 To: Ohio State Quiet, sweet, and a scholar too Philo '51, '52, Publicity Committee, President '53, Cast Double Door '52, Senior Scholarship Test '53, Make-Up Committee, Junior Miss '52, P.T.A. Pageant '51, Hall Supervisor '51, Radio Institute Usherette '51, Charm Club, President '51, Radio Workshop '52, Optic Staff '52, Co-Editor '52, '53, Lens Stat? '53, Journal Youth Page Reporter '52, '53, Book Exchange '52, '53, Boys Attendance Oltice '52, '53, Nurse As- sistant '53, National Honor Society '53. Reta Belle Jackson 779 Stewart Avenue, DI 2146 To: Telephone Company Quiet and conscientious Art Club '50, 51. 11116 fe Rosemary lobe 638 City Park Avenue To: Work 'CA Southern Belle Vernon A. Johnson, Vicious 1542 Linwood Avenue, GA 8198 To: Work Ever faithful Hi-Y '51, 52, Stage Crew '50, '51, Band '50, '51, Carol lean Iohnston, Ieanie 173 East Cates Street, DI 4141 To: Ohio State Red hair and sunny smile Charm Club '50, '51, Nature Club '51, '52, Kennel Club '52, '53, Student Coun- cil '52, '53, Senior Assistant Monitor '52, '53, Oi-lice Staff '53, OSU Speech Tour- nament '53, Style Shows '50, '51, Usher- ette at National Radio Convention '52- Courtesy Week Broadcasts '53. s Frank Thomas Iones, TJ, 505 Hanford Street, DI 5050 To: College A fine personality, successful in all he undertakes Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Reserve Basketball '50, Varsity Basketball Manager '52, '53, Cast Double Door '52, Cast Annie C-et Your Gun '53. Don Louis Kaser, Curly 1715 South Champion Avenue, CA 3989 To: Ohio State It's a pleasure to be his friend Hall Supervisor '52, Hobby Club '51, Sportsman Club '52, Robert Paul Kates, 279 Siebert Street, Dl 5356 To: Ohio State Always on the job Hi-Y '51, Publicity Chairman '52, '53- Radio Workshop '52, Cast Iunior Miss '52, Cmt Double Door '52, PTA Pag- eant '51, OSU Speech Conference '52, Springfield Speech Tournament '53, Physics Program '53, Christmas Play '52, Coordinator, Armistice Day Program '52, Thanksgiving Program '52, Radio Insti- tute '52, Chemistry Science Show '52, Hall Supervisor '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. 1 U Paeg Twenty-seven james William Kearns, Hlungle limv 311 Markison Avenue, GA 8722 To: Work A wonderful trumpeter Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Orchestra '52, Dance Band '51, '52, '53, Vaudevillities '51, Variety Show '52, Murphy Shows '51, '52, '53, Hi-Y '51, Boys' Club '52, '53. Louis Robert Kempf, Robe 1720 South Fourth Street, DI 2409 To: Ohio State Quick as a flash Sportsman Club '51, '52. jack Lee Kennedy 804 Fairwood Avenue, FA 4620 To: Work Calm and collected Platt Robert Kennedy, Pood 1022 Geers Avenue, FA 7692 To: Work Never at fl loss for words Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '52, '53. Shyla Lee Kettler, Shy 1500 Ellsworth Avenue, GA 8007 To: Work Never too busy to help a friend Charm Club '51, Philo '52, '53, Attend- ance Oflice '53. Joanne Lee Kidd, jo 21 East Mithoflf Street, DI 5312 To: Work Sparkle, snap, and flashing wit Camera Club '51, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Senior Assistant Monitor '52, '53, Usherette for Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Page Twenty-eight 11116 Ruth Knoepfel, Ruthie 1054 Thurman Avenue, GA 5724 To: Work A pal is she Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Prop Committee Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Robert Lee Kochensparger, Coke 363 East Stewart Avenue, GA 8494 To: Michigan State Business propositions and iokes are his by-words Reserve Basketball '50, Varsity Cross- Country '50, Varsity S Club '51, '52, '53, Hall Supervisor '52, Senior Advisory Committee '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Lois Kraft, '1Loie 544 Carpenter Street, EV 4938 To: Work Very good-natural Y-Teens '51, '52. Mary Margaret Kramer, Mickey 673 Fairwood Avenue, EV 0412 To: Ohio State A charm attends her everywhere Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Willis Merrill Kredel, Willy 1036 South Front Street, GA 5435 To: Capital University An easy going personality Optic Staff '52, '53, Katherine Mae Kremer, Kay 1261 South Wilson Avenue, GA 31002 To: Ohio State A nice disposition Art Club '50, '51, '52, Elizabeth jane Kritzer, Betty 143 Hinman Avenue, GA 0677 To: Work Blonde hair, nice smile, nice personality G.A.A. '50, Y-Teens '51, '52, Book Ex- cfhglnge '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun Eileen Leonarda Krotl 688 South Ohio Avenue, FA 9903 To: Work She's everybody's friend Student Council '51, '52, Student Court '52, Girls' Glee Club '52, Elwood Duvoin Lahey, Woody 579 Siebert Street, GA 9543 To: Idaho University Fine qualities Stage Crew '51, '52, Radio Workshop '52, Christmas Play '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Richard Lee Larger, Dick 1575 F rebis Avenue, GA 1087 To: Ohio State Intelligent and nice Hobby Club '50, '51, '52, Dale Duncan Levin, Gin 705 Kimball Place, F A 4985 To: Work Not a care in the world Optic Staff '52, Sportsman Club '50, Optic artist '52. Paul Howard Lloyd, Buck 1030 Lawrence Drive, GA 6006 To: Ohio State A bright lad Track '51, '52, Cross-country '51, '52, Hall Supervisor '53, Sportsman Club '53, Hobby Club '50, '51, '52, Senior Play Publicity '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun ' '53, Christmas Play '52, 11116 Hazel Louise Long, Peachy 370 Hosack Street, D1 3357 To: Work Kindness is her motto Basketball Club '50, '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, Oratorical Contest '51, '52, Max Lee Lowery, Chuck 96 Hanford Street, DI 1273 To: Work Knows his social life james Edward Luzader, Lu-Lu 1324 Gilbert Street, GA 8827 To: Work Anything for a laugh Nature Club '52, '53. Manfred Maier 818 Wager Street, DI 4400 To: Ohio State His intelligence shines forth' Stage Crew '51, '52, '53. y Albert George Maroscher, Al 530 Siebert Street, DI 3091 To: Ohio State Worthy of our admiration Slide Rule Club, Nature Club. Marilyn Jean Marshall 1248 Washington Avenue, GA 5775 To: Work Nice to be natural when one is naturally nice G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Cheerleader '52, '53, Kennel Club '52, '53, Girls' Basket- ball '51, Book Exchange '53, Orchestra '51, '52, All-Star Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball '52, '53, Make-up Committee Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Page Twenty-nine Gene Allen Martin, Ruben 1059 Wilson Avenue, EV 8974 To: Work His heart is as big as his stature Reserve Basketball '50, '51, Varsity Base- ball '52, '53, Printing Staff '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '52, '53, Varsity S '50. Evelyn Irene Maxwell, Ebbie 1230 Ann Street, DI 1792 To: Work Cute as a doll-baby Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, Head Cheer- leader '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, Camera Club '51, Kennel Club '51, Executive Committee '52, '53, Homecoming Queen's Court '52, Publicity Committee Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Marcia Ann Mays, Marsh 642 Siebert Street, GA 8931 To: Work Always peppy, always gay Sketch Club '51, Y-Teens '52, '53. Io Ann McCalla, Io 282 Woodrow Avenue, GA 8205 To: Work Master of herself Stylettes '50, '51, '52, '53, Student Council '51, Senior Secretary '52, '53, Murphy Shows '50, '51, '52, Committee Head Stylettes '51, '52. Nancy Ann McCune, McCune 694 Stewart Avenue, GA 61252 To: Work A merry heart goes all the way Philo '52, '53, Band '50, '51, '52, Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Otlice Staff '53, National Honor Society '53. Gail Agnes Mclntyre, Little Mac 295 F rebis Avenue, GA 2630 To: Work A lively sense of humor Information Please '51, '52, '53, Hall Supervisor '52. Page Thirty Carl William Merklin, Bill 732 Thurman Avenue, GA 61673 To: Work Bashful but easy to know Samuel Anthony Miklos, Big Sam 262 Woodrow Avenue DI 2528 7 To: Work A helping hand on the stage crew Stage Crew '51, President '52, '53, Stage Award '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Renee Mindell, Peanuts 1009 Geers Avenue, FE 1304 To: Ohio State At home in the limelight Information Please '51, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, Girls' Club '52. Richard Joseph Morbitzer, Dick 1010 F airwood Avenue FA 8086 7 To: Work A star when it comes to football and personality Projection Club '51, '52, '53, Football '50, '51, '52, Track '52, '53. Nancy Ann Morgan, Curley 640 Woodrow Avenue, GA 61041 To: General Motors An answer for everything Latin Club '52, '53, G.A.A. '51. Shirley Ann Morgan, Sam 675 Sycamore Street GA 2356 7 T01 Work Always ready with a joke Kennel Club '52, Philo '52, '53, G.A.A. 51, 252, '53, Variety Shows '52, '53, BFUXQ 525,534 Orchestra '52, '53, Vaude- vlllltws 52, '53, Radio Convention Usherette '52. Sheila Lorene Moss 407 Kossuth Street, DI 1996 To: Work Simplicity is a rare charm of hers Y-Teens '51, '52, Vice-President '53, Orchestra '51, '52. Patti Ann Mouser, Pat 173 Hanford Street, GA 9776 To: University of Illinois Smiles like sunbeams Senior Monitor '52, '53, Ollice Staff '52, '53, G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, Make-up Com- mittee Double Door '52, Optic Staff '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Girls' Basketball Club '51, Kennel Club Exhibit- ing Committee Chaimman '52, Style Show '50, '51, Usherette National Radio Con- vention '52, G.A.A. All-Star '51, Mix All-Star '52. Nancy Carol Nofer, 'Nance' 154 Hanford Street GA 3645 7 To: Dental Assistant Blest by the Goddess of Wisdom Philo '51, Kennel Club '50, '52, '53, G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, All-Star Basket- ball '52, Captain of Championship Bowl- ing Team '50, '51, Marching Band '50, '51, '52, Concert Band '50, '51, '52, Orchestra '50, '51, '52, All City Band and Orchestra '51, '52, Vaudevillities '51, Allied Youth, Secretary and Presi- dent '51, '52, Usherette at Radio Con- vention '52, Dance Band Secretary '50, '51, Usherette Life of the Party '52, Radio Workshop '52, Murphy Shows '50, '51, Nurse Assistant '50, '51, Entertain- ment, Backward Ball and Rose Prom '51, OHice Helper '53, Monitor Senior Reg. '52, '53, Make-up Double Door '52, Variety Shows '51, '52, Open House '51, '52 Cast A ' G t Y '53, - , nme e our National Honor Society '53, Gun Dick Richard Lewis Nuetzel, 1530 Champion Avenue, GA 0789 To: Ohio State A soft-spoken student Sportsman Club '52, '53, Hobby Club '51, '52, Reserve Football '51, '52, Zelma Olsen Lillian Louise Otter, 'KLill 521 Southwood Avenue, GA 1808 To: Work A wonderful friend to have Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Information Please '53, Vice Presi- fl5e51t '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun 11116 Charlene Suzan Owen, Char 579 South Grant Avenue, MA 0753 To: Ohio State joy Ends room in her heart Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, Band '51, '52, '53, Library Stal? '52 '53, Student Council '52. Richard Frank Papai, Dick 1705 Parsons Avenue DI 1804 7 To: Work A scholar and athlete too Football '50, '51, '52, Co-Captain '52, Varsity S '50, '51, Basketball '50, '51, Baseball '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Student Court '52, '53, Stamp Committee '52. Thomas Henry Passen, Ir., TP, 401 Zimpfer Street, CA 0639 To: Ohio University A leader in school and on the basketball court Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Marching Band '51, '52, Baseball '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, Chairman of the Teen-Age Council of South Side '52, '53, President of Student Council '52, '53, Chief Justice of Student Court '52, '53, Boys State '52, President of Senior Class '53. Norma jean Pearson, Smiley 1285 South Fourth Street, GA 4882 To: Work Smiles alone are her by-words Charm Club '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, Optic Staff '52, '53, Henry P. Pell, Hen 366 East Morrill Avenue, DI 4450 To: Work As talented in sports as he is tall Baseball '51, '52, '53, Basketball '50, '51, '52, '53, Football '50, Varsity S '51, '52, '53, Student Council '52, '53, Student Court '52, '53, President of Stamp Committee '52, '53. Roberta Ann Peters, Bert 998 Thurman Avenue, GA 2953 To: Work A fine personality and a gift of gah G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Christmas Play '52, At- tendance Oflice '50, '51, '52, Glee Club Prompter Annie Get Your Gun Page Thirty-one 9 Bobbie lean Arlene Pharr, Bobbie 548 Thurman Avenue, CA 9003 To: Work A shining smile to match her shining red hai1 ' Basketball Club '51, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Vaudevillities '51, Open House QEZ, Choir '52, '53, C.A.A. '51, ' 2, '. : . Sherrie Coelleen Phillips, Shorty 10870 Riverside Drive, Delaware Phone Exchange To: Ohio State Best things come in small packages Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Executive Committee '52, Secretary '52, Vice Presi- dent '53, Newcomers' Committee '50, C.A.A. '50, '51, '52, '53, Student Coun- cil '50, Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, Repre- sentative Fun Without Destruction '52, Usherette for Double Door '52, Senior Secretary '52, '53, Homecoming Queen '52, Queen of Queens Contest, 3rd Place, '52, Christmas Pageant '52, Sesquicen- tennial Pageant '53, Cast Annie Cet Your Gun '53, Vice President of Senior Class '53, Martin Luther Ranft, Louie 131 East Mithotl Street, D1 3394 To: Ohio State In thc dance band he .s-ucceed.s Manners Club '51, '52, '53, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '52, '53 Donald VVade Ratcliil, Don 757 Thurman Avenue, D1 3938 To: Work Laugh and the world laughs with you Baseball '50, '53, Optic Staff '51, '52. W. Eric Rauch, Big Eric 986 Jaeger Street, CA 5818 To: Ohio State A learned student and most rare speaker Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Cast Junior Miss '52, Cast Double Door '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Nar- rator Christmas Play '52, P.T.A. Pageant '51, Chemistry Science Show '52, Radio WVorkshop '52, Extemp Speech Tourna- ment at North High, lst place '52, Dis- cussion Conference at O.S.U. '52, Radio Institute '52, Hall Supervisor '52, '53, Armistice Day Program '52, M.C. for Backward Ball '53, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, M.C, for Physics Program '53, 4th Place in District Extemp Tourn- ament '53, Speech Tournament at Spring- field and District at O.S.U. '53, Howard Austin Reedy, Red 885 VVhittier Street, CA 5816 To: Work A light heart lives long Hi-Y '50, Football '50, '51, Track '50, '51, Choir '50, Boys Club '51, '52, Vice President '52. Page Thirty-two 11116 'NF-iwf f , ,il ,... 1 , Elizabeth Marie Rheinscheld, Liz 668 Southwood Avenue, D1 2826 To: Work Fine and dandy Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Band '50, Y-Teens '52, Red Cross '53, Class Monitor Roberta Faith Ringer, Bert 956 Lilley Avenue, FA 8494 To: Work Quiet and stately Art Club '50, '51, Philo '52, '53, Armis- tice Day Program '52, Speech Conference '53, March of Dimes Representative '53, National Honor Society '53. Connie Beth Ritchason 165 Deshler Avenue, CA 8819 To: Ohio University A gentle, friendly air Charm Club '51, Nature Club '52, '53, Ticket Committee Double Door '52, Christmas Play '52, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Advertising Staff '52, '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Barbara Catherine Roberts, Bunny 292 Reinhard Avenue, DO 4032 A friendly maiden wl1o's intelligent, too Y-Teens '51, Philo '53, Student Council '50, National Honor Society '53, Virginia Marlene Ryan 109 Kian Avenue, DI 2353 To: Work A willing worker Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Study Club '50, Bookroom Work '52, Student Coun- cil '50, '51. Larry Elmer Schenk 2532 Brookwood Road, DO 2650 To: Ohio State gzglfllfiglif and laughter in it Shirley Ann Scherie, Scherie 420 West Third Avenue, KL 1484 To: Work A cheerful companion Camera Club '51, '52, President of Cam- era Club '52, Girls Club '52, '53, Vice President Girls Club '52, Choir '52, '53, Open House '51, '52, Murphy Shows '51, '52, Publicity Double Door '52, Vaude- villities '51, Optic Staff '53, Usherette at Radio Institute '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, Girls' Club, President '53. Geraldine Schneider, Gerrie 1150 South 22nd Street, GA 3025 To: Telephone Company She is known for her friendly greeting Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Choir '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, Boys Attend- ance Oftice '52, '53. Darlene May Schumacher 551 Reinhard Avenue GA 7712 To: Work Quiet and conservative Virginia Ann Scofield, Ginger 1359 Oakwood Avenue, GA 1246 To: Grant Hospital-Nursing Always cheerful and sincere Y-Teens '50, Girls Basketball Club '52, '53, Majorette '51, '52, '53. Nancy Ann Shaefler, Shaetf 870 Carpenter Street, GA 9625 Ta: YVork Drawing is her delight Nature Club '52, '53, Variety Show '51, P.T.A. Pageant '52, Optic Staff '53. Carol Edna Shafer 792 South Ohio Avenue, EV 0512 To: Work Cute, happy, fun to be with Flag Swinger '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Attendance Oilice '52, '53, Spring Concert '52, '53, Radio Work- sggp '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun 11116 Ruthann Shapiro Ruthie 807 Gilbert Street GA 7939 7 To: Ohio State A merry heart, a twinkle in her eye Y-Teens '51, Camera Club '51, '52, Nature Club '52, '53, Girls Glee Club '51, '52, Choir '52, '53, Mixed Ensemble '52, '53, Optic Staff '53, Costume Com- mittee Double Door '52, G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, Mixed Ensemble T.V. Show '52, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Optic and Lens Subscription Campaign '52, '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. David Donner Shaw, Cort 1111 South Champion Avenue, D1 4715 To: Ohio State Happy grin and a loyal friend Nina Kathryn Shrieves, Tiny 1035 City Park Avenue, GA 5357 To: Omar Bakery Sweet and Coy Charm Club '51, Camera Club '52, Na- ture Club '52, '53, Radio Workshop '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Harry Bradford Siculan 902 Wilson Avenue, FA 4727 To: Ohio State Easy come, easy go Charles Floyd Slagle, Chuck 912 Carpenter Street, GA 4273 To: Ohio State We can tell him by his walk Projection Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Aud. Crew '50, '51, '52, '53, 16 mm Crew Chief '51, '52, '53, International Radio and TV Institute '51, '52, '53, Reserve Football '50, Magnetic Recording Crew Chief '53, Stage Lighting Crew '50, '51, '52, '53, Sound Crew '51, '52, '53. Anastasia Teresa Snierles, Stacy 615 Sycamore Street, GA 61551 To: Telephone Company Cute and clever Charm Club '51, Personality Club '52, Kennel Club '53, Variety Show '51, Murphy Show '51, TV Show '51, Stud- ent Council '53, Hall Supervisor '53, Christmas Play '53, Entertainment Back- ward. Ball '53, Student Director Annie Get Your Gun '53. Page T hirty-three Robert Eugene Smith 990 Heyl Avenue, Dl 5191 To: Ohio State A loyal worker through and through Sportsman Club '51, Kennel Club '52. Shirley Ann Smith, Shirpo 180 Thurman Avenue, D1 1418 To: Work Tiny and sweet Charm Club '51, Camera Club '51, '52, Nature Club '52, '53, Christmas Play '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53. Iohn Neils Sorenson, Yhon 875 South 18th Street To: Work Persistence brings a reward Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, Sketch Club '51, Projection Crew '50, Reserve Foot- ball '50, Hall Supervisor '51, '52, '58. james William Spohn, Harnbone 784 Lockbourne Avenue, EV 2404 To: Work Many friends has he Sportsman Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Thomas O. Stedman, Sted 456 Stanley Avenue, CA 8765 To: Work Always fun to be with Elizabeth Mae Stein, Liz 1198 Kelton Avenue FA 8198 7 To: Dental Hygiene Work A witty talker, with a pleasing manner Y-Teens '51, '52, Information Please '53, Committee Rose Prom '52, Costume Com- mittee Double Door '52, Sesquicen- tennial Pageant '53, Cast Anne Get Your Gun '58. Page Thirty-four 11116 Wilbur Avery Storing, Ir., Butch 137 East Mitholt Street, GA 7587 To: Cincinnati U. or Capital A real nice guy Projection Club '51, '52, '53. Laurence Dyer Story 1112 South Ohio Avenue, GA 1361 To: Work He will not be overcome by ooerwork Stage Crew '50, '51, '52, Cast Junior Miss '51, Hall Supervisor '51. Phyllis loan Strait, Phil 291 Morrill Avenue GA 0477 . 7 To: Work Loads of fun G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, Nature Club '51, '52, Optic Staff '52, '53, Lens Staff '53, Barbara Anne Stroh, Barbie 599 Hanford Street, DI 3598 To: Capital Sweet and delightful to know Hall Supervisor '50, '51, '52, Choir '51, '52, '53, Attendance OH'-ice '51, '52, '58, Y-Teens '51, Philo '51, '52, '53, Chem- istry Lab Assistant '51, '52, P.T.A. Pageant at Central '51, Open House Program '52, National Honor Society '53, Kenneth Richard Styers, Vic 777 Carpenter Street, CA 2376 To: Work Always a friend, neoer a foe Football '51, Sketch Club '52, '53, Na- ture Club '51, '52, Latin Club '50. Rosemarie Styers, Rosie 2440 Groveport Pike D1 4707 7 To: Work Full of mischief and everylrodyls friend Y-Teens '49, Stylettes '50, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '53, Choir '51, '52, G.A.A. '49. Carlene Ioan ,Sutorius 70 E. Markison Avenue, GA 0896 To: Work Pretty is as pretty does Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, President '51, '52, Sweetest Girl '51, G.A.A. '50, '51, Orchestra '50, '51, '52, Flag Swinger '51, '52, '53, Library Stait '50, '51, Golden Jubilee '50, F.T.A. '50, '51, Attendance Oi-lice '51, '52. Patricia Louise Swisher, Pat 80 South James Road, DO 9328 To: Ohio State Baby blue eyes and blonde hair Band '51, Girls Basketball Club '51, Usherette Radio Convention '52, Usher- ette Double Door '52, Optic Staff '53, Kennel Club '52, '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Neil Swissman, Skeet 867 South 18th Street, D1 3153 To: Ohio State A finer ventriloquist can never be found Orchestra '50, '51, Projection Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Murphy Shows '51, '52, Vaudevillities '51, '52, Entertainment Backward Ball '52, '53, Diana Io Anne Taggi, Dee 1386 Moler Road, GA 4384 To: Telephone Company Dark hair and eyes, a smile for everyone Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '52, '53. Frances Carole Tanenbaum, Fagie 926 Lockbourne Avenue, FA 2673 To: Work Wit and wisdom are both hers Phiio '52, '53, F.T.A. '51, Drawing Club '51, '52, optic '52, rss, office '51, William Fredrick Tidwell, Ir., Bill 710 South Ohio Avenue, EV 7528 To: Ohio State In studies he is a shining light ESX' '51, '52, '53, Latin Club President 11116 Charles Edward Tolliver Chuck 1762 South Sixth Street To: Work Shy, quiet, never sn0bby Sg51dy5Club '51, Sportsman Club '51, ' , ' 3. Shirley Ann Tustin, Shirl 776 Gilbert Street GA 9602 7 To: Franklin University Full of fun anal laughter Y-Teens '51, Camera Club '51, Philo '52, '53, Senior Secretary '52, '53, Optic Statl: '53, Optic and Lens Subscription Campaign '52, '53, Senior Monitor '52, '53, Student Council '52, '53, Allied Youth '51, '52. Dolores Charmaigne Wasil, Toots 799 Mohawk Street GA 6467 I To: Work A friendly smile and kind heart Information Please '51, '52, '53, Presi- dent '51, Vice President '52, Secretary G.A.A. '51, Attendance Otlice '52, Shirley lean Weatherington, 'fleannie' 1813 South Champion Avenue, DI 3280 To: Work Never snobbish, always true Y-Teens '50, Travel Club '50, '51, Bas- ketball Club '5l, '52. Norman Herbert VVeber, Tex 958 South Ohio Avenue, FA 6350 To: Work Always devoted to his work Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, Projection Crew '50, Swimming Team '51, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Estella Io Ann Weisenberger, CCIO7? 687 Siebert Street GA 4953 7 To: Work Gentle and pleasing in her manner Philo '52, '53, And. Monitor '52, '53, Student Council '50, Optic Staff '53, Attendance OHice '51, '52, '53, Orchestra '50, '51, Chemistry Science Show '52, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Nar- rator, Courtesy VVeek Program '53, Na- tional Honor Society '53. Page Thirty-five Barbara Jean VVells, Barb 674 Hanford Street, CA 2288 To: Telephone Company Never a harsh word Geography Club '50, Red Cross Club '51, '52, '53, President '52, '53, OfHce Duty '52, Nancy Lee Wesney 410 East Markison Avenue, CA 4066 To: Work A dark-eyed beauty wl1o's delightful to know Flag Swinger '52, Queen's Court '52. Barbara Louise VVilson, Barb 1294 Oakwood Avenue, CA 3691 To: F. 51 R. Lazarus Her sweet smile is contagious Student Council '52, '53. Ianet Marlene Wilson, Ian 1049 Iackson Pike CA 0408 7 To: Work Courteous and 'pleasant to everyone Y-Teens '52, '53, Assistant Monitor in Aud '52, '53. Doris June Windmiller, Windie 1397 South Fourth Street, CA 4715 To: Work A Hner friend could not be found Cafeteria '51, '52, Senior Monitor '52, '23, Y-Teens '52, Girls' Personality Club '. 1. Phyllis Wiruter, Phyl 2910 Bryden Road, CA 8363 To: Ohio State Ready for work and ready for play Optic and Lens Advertising Staff '52, '53, Information Please, Secretary '52: gcgany Club '52, '53, Marching Band Page T liirty-six 11116 Carl W. Wishon 1436 South Fourth Street, GA 6035 To: Ohio State Small in stature, strong in will Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Treasurer '53. Charlotte Rose Wolf, Char 781 East Columbus Street, GA 4285 To: NVork Pretty, quiet, and nice friend Study Club '51, '52, Office Work '52, Information Please '53. Rosemary Lee Wolfe, Rosie 178 F ornof Road, CA 7494 To: Work 1'AgT68Ul2l6 and likable ggls Club Secretary '53, Personality Club Richard Herbert Wolff, Fox 554 Stanley Avenue CA 41932 To: Ohio State 7 A very calm manner Hi-Y '-51. Betty Jean Yahraus, Pat 611 Berkeley Road, EV 1472 To: Work The will to succeed Stylettes '50, '51, '52, '53, Treasurer '51, '52, Senior Secretary '52, '53. Ruth Ann Zeltmann 4664 St. Frances Lane DO 8254 To: Work 7 Fun and fancy-free G.A.A. '50, '51, Basketball Club '51g Nature Club '52, '535 Nurses Aid '52 53, Attendance Office '53, Orchestra '50 '51, '52, Dance Band '52, Student Coun: cil '51, '52, 9 June ,,, . , i , u , , .,. 4 , .,T.,,Z ,f f ffisyfff on K ,, ' TV Nj ff-'VM44 ,, 0 , 'f if f A rrrr ' X' 4, K Xfj' :fy 'F , I 'L .G , bS. Q Q. K, , Q ff , K-hk - if . Q- , X 0 ' - Eugene Atlee Zollinger, GeneD 1276 South Champion Avenue, GA 7422 To: Kent State Very nice and not too talkativev Hi-Y '51, ,52, '53, Social Chairman '535 Advertising '53g Optic Staff '52, '53g Band '51, ,52. CAMERA SHY: Joyce Annette Hall 321 West 20th Avenue To: Work True to her friendsi' A survey was taken by the Lens Staff to determine the best features of an Ideal Boy and Girl in the june Class. The results were as follows: Hair-Don Kaiser ........ ........ B obbie Jean Pharr Eyes-Ray Adams ...... ....... M arilyn Marshall Teeth-Bob Kates ........ ...,., N ancy Wesney Smile-Harry Dolby .................... ....i...., I udy Arthur Complexion-Albert Maroscher ..... Personality-Tom Jones ...,........ Leadership-Tom Passen ..,., Athletic ability-Dick Papai ...., Scholarship-Kenny Clark .,.,. Popularity-Larry Evans .... Most talkative-Eric Rauch .... Clothes-jim Luzader ........,....., Class clown-Dick Morbitzer .,........,, ......,Lucretia Harper .......Carlene Sutorius ,,.,..,Iean Johnston ,,,....Betsy Bonnette ,......Nancy Nofer ......Sherrie Phillips ........,,Marilyn Coil ,,,,....Susie Greenfield Dorothy Garrigan Most likely to succeed-Don Gwynn ..... . .,,,, Emmie Huntsberger Page T hmfy seven June Class Prophecy I was in the process of cleaning the house when I came across the 353 Lens. Inst looking at the cover brought back so many memories of my high school days, I couldnit help glancing through it. The first page I turned to was that of the class oflicers. Tom Passen, class president, is a noted basketball coach in the East with Tom Iones, his manager. Along the sports line, Kenny Clark and Sherrie Phillips are the stars in Swishers Swim Review, while Judy Arthur is married to an Admiral. As I flipped the pages I recalled the faces of classmates who had slipped to the back of my mind. My good friend, Ioan Ball, is sending her two little girls to Geri Adams, Training School for Tiny Tots. Two of the teachers there are Betty Adkins and Faith Badurina. Dave Backulich is working hard in the school,s music department. I heard on the T. V. noon news program about the big usyndicatev bank robbery. Devoin Lahey, president of -the bank, has appealed to the F. B. I. and they are putting three of their top men on the job- Bill Brown, Bob Grate, and Richard Larger. Oh, herels Betty Kritzeris picture. That reminds me of the long chat I had with her the other day. She and Doris Windmiller just completed a round-the-world trip. While they were in Iran, the Decaminada-Luzader Oil Befineries were having a dispute so joe and jim sent for lack Balogh and Bonnie Benjamin, now lawyers. They came via the Kaser Air Lines in order to settle the mat- ter. Betty was also telling me that while they were in Paris, Beverly Biggs, Connie Gautz, and Nancy Emish, Inc. created a new Parisian dress style. Paul Lloyd and Iulia Davis make the hats for all the blue-blood of Europe. Doris and Betty made the return trip on the U.S.S. Rauch, named in the honor of Senator Eric Rauch, and jim Ackerson was the ship's captain. Since so many of my old classmates have moved to New York, I subscribe to the New York Times, co-edited by Emmie Huntsberger and Carol Bowen. A feature story was of Margaret Chris- mer donating 385,000 in order to complete the church where Anthony Cocco will be priest. The plans for the church were drawn up by Kay Kramer and Chuck Slagle. Appearing in the famous Kochensparger Copacabana are Mary Byrd and her Piano Blues, the famous Garrigan, Glick, Nofer, and Smerles quartette, Neil Swissman and his dummy, and providing the musical background is jim Kearns, Dance Band. Some of the members of his band are Gary Carroll, john Gersper, Don Hooper, Luther Ranft, and Gene Stofer. On the front page of yesterdayls Times was a picture of Bob Dolby and Don Gwynn, a-tomic energy commissioners, congratulating Bob Kates for a new discovery. Seems he found a way to make chicken wings three times as big as they are, with atomic rays. Ella Bullock, Margie Conkle, Phyllis Coon, and Beva Greyf are putting on exhibition bridge games in connection with the Tidwell Bridge Club. Working with the Tom Burton modeling agency in New York are Marilyn Buckholz, Susan Greenyield, jean Johnston, Carleen Sutorius, Elizabeth Stein, Dolores Wasil, and Nancy Wes- ney. That terriiic team- Pat Busheels Bit-A-Basketeers has appealed to the john H arkless, Henry Pell, Gene Martin Athletic Sporting Co. -to make them some high-heeled tennis shoes. Pat and the other starting four, Nina Shrieves, Shirley Smith, Carol Forst, and Ioyce Bradford, are having trouble reaching the basket. Our own fair city isnlt doing so bad in claiming the talents of my classmates. Kenny Hill is mayor with Elaine Duros as his private secretary. Larry Evans is president of the Evans Fair Deal Insurance Co., and his sister, Vellaire, just had her second set of twins. Carol Shafer and Ioe Brown are currently starring in a musical comedy at the Hartman. Their supporting cast includes Lucretia Harper, Eileen Kroyjf, IoAnn VV eisenberger, Bert Peters, jerry Fee, Louie Kempf, and Bob Smith. Iack Kennedy owns the Hartman, and Harold Beamenderfer, Sam Miklos, john Sorenson and Norman Weber manage the stage crew. IoAnn McCalla was here not very long ago in a special ballet show. Nancy McCune, Marcia Mays, Shirley Scherie, Shyla Kettler, and Donna Hamler assist her in the dancing routine. Dick Papai and Dick Morbitzer have organized the Buckeye Pro Football Team. Seen perform- ing with them are Dave Shaw, VVillis Kredel, Paul Godorhazy, and Bill Dodson. Larry Schenk has turned pro-golfer and Charles Cacciatore, Harold Hill, and Tom Stedman now work out with the Co- lumbus Red Birds. On my shopping trips downtown I see such girls as Joyce Hall, Viola Hipolite, Naomi Hook, Hazel Long, Ruth Knoepfel, and Barbara Roberts working in the stores. Connie Bitcha- son is the dress buyer in the Yahraus-Mouser Clothing Store. Shirley Morgan is more commonly known as Dr. Morgan, Pediatrician. Her two very capable nursing assistants are Barbara Stroh and Shirley Tustin. Marcie Andrews is the leadng scorer in the City Womenls Basketball League. Marcie plays in Southis gym every week and she told me Dick Wolff and Chuck Lowery are night janitors. I went back to a South game not so very long ago and there were Marilyn Coil and Norma Pearson backing the team the same as ten years ago. Ioann Kidd and Bosie Styers work in the Eddie Dunfee, Mary Kramer, and Phyllis Strait Bakery Corp. Their bread is extra -delicious because of a new dough- making process invented by jim Spohn and Manfred Maier. I found out about this process through Don Batcliff, my bread-man. Out Buckeye Lake way Platt Kennedy is racing his boats. while his wife, Ebbie, keeps account of the prize money and trophies. A bathing beauty contest was held at the Lake last summer and Bobbie Pharr was named Mrs. Buckeye Lake. U K Oh. there's the telephone. Hello-Hollywood, California, calling? Yes, operator, this is Nancy Dingledine talking. Please put Miss Marilyn Marshall on. Marilyn, how are y0u?', . . . 'zjust line, Say, Nancy, the studio gave me a two weeks, vacation and I was wondering if you'd put me up at your house for a whilef, . . . Of course. Funny -things! I was Just sitting here reminiscing of our old classmates. live decided we need a class reunionf' wCooda1dea. Imvleaving on the early ilight tomorrow so Iill help you make arrangements. Bye-now . . . Good-bye. 6 Z 52 'A XX 2 K MSW Z 9 ON 43? gm 252 W, 4, fl W ff, ' ff ww as MMM? 1 W ff ff - 1 45270 4 W f 5 ' STUDENT COURT Pounding the gavel for Student Court this year was Tom Passen. In the clerkis chair We found Lucille Cacciatore, and acting as prosecuting attorney Was Dick Papai. The purpose of the Court is to help those stu- dents vvho have strayed from their regular Work to get back on the 'cstraight and narrovvf, Left to right, Row 1: Bob Adams, Marilyn Buckholz, Lucille Cacciatore, Tom Passen, Kenneth Clark, Dick Papaig Row 2: Marty Pehrson, Henry Pell, Paul Gaiser, George Langley, Danny Dupler, Lila Babbert, Beverly Weakley. Student Council president, Tom Passen, confers with Lucille Cacciatore, secretary, and Kenneth Clark, vice president. Page Forty STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year was a very active organization. There was never a dull moment. Along With the help of Mrs. Arema Kirven, their faculty adviser, the Coun- cil had a very successful year. Among their many activities were the sponsor- ing of the Backward Ball, the Homecoming celebra- tion, the collecting and counting of tax stamps, Courtesy Week, and the selling of programs at ath- letic events. Pictured, left to right, the Council members are, Row 1: Jim Kessler, Paul Gaiser, Kenneth Clark, Tom Passen, Lucille Cacciatore, Mrs. Kirven, Bob Zanes, Marty Pehrson, Row 2: Roberta Rosenauer, Connie Eveland, Ilea Alexander, Marilyn Durham, Janis Reese, joyce Camp- bell, Ruth Perry, Lila Babbert, Beverly Weakley, Kay Schaefer, Barbara Wilson, Phyllis Payne, Bev- erly Hagan, Doris DeCamp, Alice Davis, Row 3: Elaine Reed, Pat Bair, Helen Maser. Pat Denney, Dorothy Redfern, Elaine Nickolson, Martha Decaminada, Shirley Tustin, Ronald Berkowitz, Helen Bajus, Pat Hegedus, Sue Chapmang Row 4: Dick Papai, John Harkless, Henry Pell, Jim Potts, George Langley, Bill Wears, Row 5: Doris Weber, Carol Bowen, Connie Gautz, Margaret Chrismer, ,lean Johnston, John Mul- lins, Bob Carter, Danny Dupler, Bob Adams, Bob Wilson, Shirley Vest, Stacy Sinerles, Chuck Rundio, Dick Shirey. x 1 an PRINTING STAFF The purpose of this stall is to do all the printing for the school, such as the school paper QThe Gpticj, football and basketball pro- grams, letterheads, excuse slips, programs for gradua- tion, in addition to printing for other schools of the city. Row 1, left to right: Frank Reeves, Don Kraft, Bob Fischer, Stanley Hall, Don Ratcliffg Row 2: Platt Kennedy, Gene Zollinger, Gene Martin, Paul Godorhazy, Ed Buckley, Mr. Halley, instructor. The people pictured above have the interesting job of working in the library during their free period-s. When Miss Piersol, librarian, is not in the room they have full charge of the students. They also have the authority to check the books both in and out of the library. Left to right, Row 1-Carol Schmide, Celestine Pignatelli, Nickie Trivellone, Landon Dunn, Barbara Stone, Bob Grate, Row 2-Alan Ringer, Marlene Swisher, Beverly Danison, Faith Badurina, Dorothy Vance, Bob Schwab, Clarence Love, George Goodtleisch. Lowry Kemmerling, QB, advertises National Book Week, dedicated to 9th Graders. Page Forty-one Qs yr ,M Q N , is , . vw N SE- ef X , Aj eg I i . ei CHOIR South Highis choir is a deiinite asset to our school, participating in numerous programs and activities and ably directed by Miss Ruth Lippincott. This past year, they performed in the Open House on November 3, sang for our assemblies for Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and Memorial Day. They also assisted at both the January and June Baccalaureate Services, the annual Christmas Choral Festival at Central High, the Sesquicentennial Celebration in April, and many other programs at South and elsewhere. Members of the choir are, left to right, Row 1: Diana Robinson, Twyla Stephens, Shirley Scherie, Beverly Biggs, Marion Glick, Zelma Olsen, Martha Eichenberger, Pat Caine, Barbara Gould, Dorothy Redfern, Row 2: Carol Bowen, Lois Bowen, Bobbie Pliarr, jean Robins, Gloria Wolfe, Marlene WVesney, janice Henkelman, Margaret Murgatroyd, Barbara Rush, Dorothy Carrigan, Barbara Stroli, Geraldine Schneider, Row 3: Albert Abrams, Mary Byrd, Wilbur Egnew, Wayne Young, Elbert Kraver, Larry Myers, Earl Smith, Larry Evans, Joe Brown, Dan Dupler, Jan Kennedy, Eddie Baker, Marion Burgess, Row 4: Bruce Martin, John Bateman, Eddie Ballmer, Allen Shapiro, Louie Bauer, Don Brining, Dick Poston, Dave Backulich, Jack Kershaw, Dave Henne, Arthur Castle, Leroy Bauer, Bob Hart, and director, Miss Lippincott. PROJECTION CLUB These boys are members of the Projection Club. They are in charge of running noon and classroom movies. They also play all records for classes that request them. Left to right, Row 3: Luther Warne, John Dixon, Jim Damewood, Bill Smith, Tom Ogier, Stewart Ensign, john Hart, Don Cuthbert, Row 2: Ray Dailey, james Secord, Bob Dolby, Chuck Slagle, Ed Davenport, Albert Zakany, joe Owens, Wilbur Storing, Dick Colburn, Herbert Greff, Mr. Edwin Stauilfer, Dick Teeters. john Livingston, Dave Dill, How 1: Franklin Pen- nington, Bob Quaintance, Perry Fisher, jack Wiseman, Gary Ruby, Bob Williams, Neil Swissman, Hugh O'Neil. BAND Southls grand marching band performed well this ,52-'53 season at the football games and in special school activities. The Band has ninety members. In lanuary Glenn Harriman was replaced as conductor by Randal W. Near, former instructor who had been serving in the United States Navy. Members of the band are, left to right, kneeling: Lois Robson, Donna Kirchner, Barbara Sells, Ginger Scofield, Carol Hall- Row 1: Glenn Harriman director, Carlene Sutorius, Donna Joiner, Shirley Vest,.Shirley Milbourne, Carol Shafer, Berrfard Goldstein, Carolyn Mlartin, Bob Huskey, Harold Chakman, Fred Russel, Bonnie Beck, Janet Vance, Dave Backu- lich. Janice Eisenangle, Pat Holland, Row 2: Sally Io Firman, Mary Jane Secrest, janet Gwynn, Alice Loy, Wanda Stout, Dick Teal, Martin Brody, Bill Frase, Dick Garner, Carol Bennett, Willard Bornsteing RowB3ig gllie Cordell, lloe HEETOTC, ' ' ' ' R d M Walter Gwillans, Chod Geedy, Lee Abbitt, Chifton Lathan, Gene Zollmger, John Gersper, 0 pencer, ona ur oc , Sue Haley, Bob Iones, Tim Shields, Keith Botley, Row 4: Charlene Owens, Dixie Eseman, Mary Phil Ashire, Diana Long, Delores Stewart, Fred DeWitt, Tom Thankson, Steve Botley, Jack McKit, Darleen Schumaker, Jerry Clayton, Phil Chamber- lin, Ronnie Cohler, Stanley Freedman, Row 5: Mary Loy, John Beck, Roberta Workmaster, Pat Caine, Barbara Canter, jean Robins, Ronnie Suter, Ronnie Baller, Eddie Burgner, Eugene Stoffer, Don Hooper, Dick Barrs, Joe Shappcioi, Howard Kimberly, Luther Ranft, joe Piccione, Jim Kearns, Row 6: George Mason, Dave Beaver, Kenneth Karns, Sanford Bloom, Bob Elkot, Marilyn Noore, Toby Ekers, Bill Essex, David Bishop. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction of Randal W. Near, assisted the school by furnishing music for dramatics department assemblies and productions. They participated in competition festivals and in various local activities. The annual spring band and orchestra concert highlighted their season. During Mr. Nearis absence from South High while he was in the Service, the instrumental department was headed by Glenn Harriman who is now at Franklin lr. High. Orchestra members in the semi-circle are, left to right, Row 1: Annette Woodward, IoAnne Mayer, Albert Abrams, jim Shields, lean Robins, Carletta Hicks Carmen McBroomg .Row 2: Carol Hall, Beverly Darst, Betty Bonnette, Mary Foster, Diana Long, Keith Botley, Ronald Murdobk, Dave Leffler, Ollie Crowder, Ma 'ilyn Kauffman, Sara Drury, Paul Wright, Row 3. Johnny Ger sper, Sanford Bloom, Stanley Freedman, Harold Trager, Barbara Lester, Sue Berry, Carold Schmidt, Betty Frazier, Row 4: lack Allen, Glenn Harriman, conductor, Gene Barban, Walter Cory. OFFICE HELPERS Students who composed the Main Office Staff are, Row 1, left to right: Jackie Thompson, Helen Bajus, Marilyn Shook, Barbara Miller, Joanne Mayer, Janet Gwynn, Julia Davis, Jean Johnston, Pat Mouser, Row 2: Maureen Office, Lois Bolen, Pat Norris, Ilea Alexander, Elaine Zisenwine, Juanita Eblin, Arlene Bausch, Joan Ball, Nancy Dingledine, Vellaire Evans, Nancy Nofer, Barbara Canter, Larry Troutman, Nancy McCune. These office helpers have re- sponsible and important tasks to perform, and are, in a sense, rep- resentatives of the entire student body, since they are seen by all visitors to the building. These students are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, effi- ciency, and reliability. They are depended upon to Wait on all students and visitors and fhelp them as much as possible. They issue locker, tardy, and visitors permits, direct visitors to any teachers or rooms they Wish to visit, and run numerous errands for Miss Grove and Mr. Huber. Their faithfulness, dependability and character are what help to make the office run so smoothly and efficiently. BOOK EXCHANGE STAFF Girls who work in thc Book Exchange during lunch periods are, Row 1, left to right: Carol Bowen, Vellaire Evans, Betty Roy, Emmie Huntsberger, Marion Glick, Phyllis Payne, Row 2: Joan Ball, Marilyn Marshall, Nancy Dingledine, Betty Kritzer, Judy Arthur, Marilyn Buckholz, Dorothy Garrigan. The duties of the Book Ex- change Staff include selling movie tickets, football and bas- ketball game tickets, all dance tickets, book covers, Workbooks, and locks, and taking dues for various clubs and organizations. They must be on time everyday and keep track of several dif- ferent things at a time, such as accounting for all tickets, etc., that are sold. Members of the Attendance Staff are, left to right, Row 1: Mr. Kenneth Hoover, Miss Virginia Titus, Row 2: Zelma Olsen, Jo Ann Weisenberger, Mary Lou Clark, Bar- bara Stroh, Marjorie Schwartz, Helen Bajus, Mary Phyllis Aleshire, Row 3: Roberta Peters, Pat Lupfer, Geraldine Schneider, Shyla Kettler, Donna Courtney, Roberta Blackburn, How 4: Marty Greeno, Dorli Kuepfer, Joann Winter, Dorothy Redfern, Pat Blakeman, Miriam Scbottenstein, Row 5: Carol Shafer, Eileen Menzer, Martie Harper, Emmie Huntsberger, Shirley Hicks, Lois Dell, Diane Warner. l l l ATTENDANCE STAFF This is the staff that has taken care of our attendance this year. They have been on the job before and after school besides every period. It is rumored that the reason all the girls who Work in the attendance office are pretty is that Mr, Hoover goes around to study halls the first of the semester and hand-picks them himself. Page F orty-four PUBLICATIONS These students make up the publications staff of the Optic and Lens. Top picture, seated, left to right, are: Marilyn Kauffman, Shirley Sclierie, Betty Roy, Diane Taggi, Carol Bowen, Miriam Strawser, Gerri Adams, Pat Mouser, jo Ann Weisenberger, Ruth- ann Shapiro, Shirley Tustin, standing: James Edmonds, Gene Martin, Richard Girouard, Platt Kennedy. Bottom picture, seated, left to right, are: Jean Wilson, Virginia Murray, Pat Swisher, Margaret Chrismer, Margie Green, Emmie Huntsberger, Donna Jackson, Norma Moore, Beverly Biggs, Nancy Dingledine, and Hazel Long, standing: Phil Chamberlin, YVil1is Kredel, Jim Ackerson, Harry Dolby, Tom Stedman, Don Hooper. Not Pictured: Roberta Dworkin, Susan Greenfield. First semester Optic editors were, left to right: Carol Bowen, Ray VVood, Emmie Huntsberger. Page Forty-fue M ' Zff .Wf f' ' awww' wie, ww -.c'w,, 3 'f pf ff Y- FALL PLAY 'CDouble Doorv was presented as the 1952 fall play. The cast did a fine job of concealing un til the end what was hidden behind the double door. Pat Williams, portraying the part of Victoria Van Bret, kept a stern upper hand over her sister Caroline QWilrna Evansj and brother Rip Uoe Brownj. Anne Darrow CHelen Pappasj, whom Victoria locked behind the double door, was finally found by her hus- band Bip and Dr. Sully QLarry Evansj. The play kept the audience seated quietly in suspense, living the line-s just as the cast did. -The cast, seated, left to right: Helen Pappas as Anne Darrow, Ioe Brown as Rip Van Bret, Pat Williams as Victoria Van Bret, Wilma Evans as Caroline Van Bret. Standing, left to right, are: Dorli Kuepfer as Louise, joel Cossneer as the minister, Emmie Huntsberger as Marie, Eric Rauch as Mr. Neif, Larry Evans as Dr. Sully, Bob Kates as Mr. Chase, Cary Carroll as Mr. Telson, Dorothy Davis as Miss Avery and Tom Jones as Mr. Lambert. SPRING PLAY Members of the spring play cast, who presented Annie Get Your Gun , are, in picture at left, Row 1: Dick Byrd, Harold Beamenderfer, Paul Lloyd, Dave Backulich, jim Wonder, Norman Weber, Row 2: Stacy Smerles-student director-Sherrie Phillips, Susan McGory, Larrry Evans, Carol Shafer, Gary Carroll, Duvoin Lahey, Ronnie Benjamin, Eric Rauch, Miss Lentz, Row 3: Joe Brown, Nancy Noter, Nancy Dinglecline, Carole Bowen, Vellaire Evans, Judy Arthur, lrilvelypg piiaxwell, Marion Glick, Dorothy Garrigan, How 4: julia Davis, Betty Kritzer, Bob Kates, Tom Jones, Bill Brown, can a . At right, Row 1: Iack Phillips, Iack Thompson, jack Sagester, Sam Miklos, Russell Collier, and Bob Kochenspargerg Row 2: Faye Hoskinson, Joyce Buchanan, Ieri Adams, Betty Baughman, Bob Huskey, Bert Peters, Joann Kidd, Lil Otter, Carol Forst, Elizabeth Fennel, Ruthann Shapiro, Helen Cajusg Row 3: Pat Swisher, Shirley Smith, jo Ann Weisen- berger, Ruth Knoepfel, Mary Kramer, Margaret Chrismer, Nancy McCune, and Carla Kuepfer, Row 4: Nina Shrieves Pat Mouser, Shirley Scherie, Connie Ritchason, Marcia Andrews, Elizabeth Stein, and Beverly Biggs. VVritten by Dorothy and Herbert Fields, with music by Irving Berlin, this play used an unusually large cast of characters and frequent changes of scenery to present it realistically. It was produced on April 24, under the direction of Miss Anna Lentz. HOMECQMI i 1 The sevencandiclates were Iucly Arthur, joan Bull, Evelyn Maxwell, Sher- ri 0 Helen and . ' kPapa1 , x xnD1C . Ci of we P a ' the auons on CATH ' hea A Pleffy girl is melody like a Queen 5 ol die w Z i Z l 1 Qlle ff . en S11 ' , AAVM X W wrtli her eme danflmg The outcome' Kbeen eleexion has W3 annmmce ' Sherrie Phillips 'llldlfOl'l1lYI'l senior was crown- ecl the 1902. Homecoming Queen 'lt the South- Linden game played October 17, Tom Pwssen, president of Student Council, announced the queen during the half-time ceremonies. es Claflgn, Kenny Page F orty-eight QW' Xmwlx VK W 5 2 i TZ 4 KW lik In I A , f Left to right, Row 1: Bob Grate, Tom Burton, Larry Evans, Ed Cohen, Bill Brown, Dick Papai, Don Wirtz, Iay Stewart, Larry Borror, Ioe DeCaminada, Barney Close, Earl Joiner, Row 2: Earl Smith, Harry Dolby, Harvey Williams, Ronnie Gallander, Jack Sagester, Jim Bopc, Jack Kershaw, Frank Reeves, Jim Butler, Coulter Paugh, manager, Row 3: Bob VVilson, Elbert Dubenion, Bill Shinn, Charlie Peake, John Vargo, Walter Meyer, Don Hochuli. Richard Craver, Graham Barnhart, Eugene Dixon, Row 4: jim Burton, Dick Jacobs, Wilbur Egncw, Dennis Peake, Dave Strauss, Hay Dailey, Bill Woodall, Assistant Coaches Richard Kate, Eugene Yontz, George Hood, Head Coach Charles Gilbert. PIGSKIN REVIEW BY PAUL LLOYD With Coach Chuck Gilbertis fine instruction, our Bulldogs had one of their better seasons. They finished third in the league with 4 wins and 2 losses. Their season record was 6 wins and 3 losses. After leading 42 of the 48 minutes, South lost their annual opening game to Arlington, 19-13. They opened their home season by routing Grandview, 42-26. Charlie Peake and Bon Cal- lander led the attack. West defeated the Bulldogs, 38-6, in the first league game. Charlie Peake went 80 yards for Southis only score. They defeated Aquinas, 27-6, with Co-Captain Don Wirtz going 90 yards to pay-dirt. Earl Joiner, Charlie Peake, and Ron Callander also scored. The following Friday the Bulldogs put on a fine show for Homecoming Queen Sherrie Phillips, winning 26-14 over Linden. Ron Cal- lander had a 102-yard run, one of the sea-son's best. For the first time in 15 years, South defeated North. Co-Captains Dick Papai and Don Wirtz led the attack which saw the Bulldogs on top, 31-18. Eastls speed was too much as we lost to the Tigers, 20-6. Dick Papai scored South's only T.D. Next South drew a bye in the seven-team league, and went to Marion. Led by Elbert Du- benion, they Won 19-14. A Win over Central, 39-20, cinched third place for the Bulldogs. Elbert Dubenion again led the score parade. Bob Grate, Franke Reeves, Bon Callander, Elbert Dubenion, Dick Papai, Don Wirtz, Bill Shinn, Dick Morbitzer, and Larry Evans gained All-City berths for South. The reserves also had a good season, finishing with 4 wins and 2 losses. Page Fifty f 1 r NY vxx . !' 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S, if ,, Q U , f - 'h f f A ' Q if ara: A , X '14 'ff' K Ay 1. , 3 ,, Qs, Page Fifty-0ne Lett to right: Tom Passen, Jack Phillips, Elbert Duhenion, Frank Howard, Stanley Owens, Iim Potts, Henry Pell, Iohn Ilrukltss, Melvin Haws, Clarence Pointer, Barney Close, Benny Wright, center, Tom Jones, Manager. CAGE REVIEW BY DICK PAPAI Our cagers won the City League title with North causing the only real trouhle. The Bulldogs defeated North at the coliseum on Henry Pell's last second foul shot 48-47, and on the home court, 60-57. Their only league loss was a forfeit to Central. South lost to Middletown, State Champs, 59-92, and Hamilton, a strong south-west powerhouse, 54-62. Tournament play started with the Bulldogs defeating St. Charles 60-40. South didn't bother with the law of averages, heating East 47-89, and North 68-48, both for the third straight time. After trailing Newark 17-ll, at the end of the first quarter, the Bulldogs pulled to a 25-24 lead at -half. Pell and Howard each had 8 points. South pulled ahead 85-82 and then Pell, Owens, and Howard fouled out. Newark then began to close the gap and finally defeated South, 46-40, for the district title. Frank Howard, Sam Pointer, and Henry Pell were All-City selections. Howard, Pointer, Pell, and Benny Wright made All-Tournament. Sam Pointer also gained All-State honorable mention. Graduating seniors are Tom Passen, Henry Pell, john Harkless, and lim Potts who graduated at mid-year. SEASON'S RECORD South .................... Zanesville South .................... Aquinas South ........ ......... 5 4 Hamilton . South . .....,. ....... 41 North ..,.,.,........... .. South ........ ........ S pringfield South ........ . ....... Linden . ....,............ 46 South .... ........ M iddletown South .... Central ................ H29 South .... ........ A rlington South .... ........ W est ..... South ..... ..,... .. South .... ,. ....,. .. South ...... ,..,, . .. E. 't .,...... as Lancaster . ............. Aquinas .. South . ..... ........ N orth South ...... ........ L inden . ............... ..61 South ...... ........ C entral .................. 59 South .. .... ....... . S tl ou 1 South Tournament South ..... . ....... . South .,........... ..... South .................. South ................ VVon 18 Lost 5 Page F iffy-two Alumni ............. West .... ........... ..... East ...................... vforfeit St. Charles East .............,........ North .,,............... 48 Newark ................ 46 l l 1 Coach George f'Pug,' I 881154931 D fm' Tom PASSEN gm HENRY PELL Page F ifty-t la RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, Row 1: Jim Ferrell, Louie Taylor, Norman James, Dennis Peake, Row 2: Dave Strauss, Bill Wears, George Langley, Russell Chandler, Bob Kinnel, Don Johnson, Charles Peake. RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM The South Puppies made a fine showing in the City Reserve League this year. The team had a record of 4 Wins with only 2 setbacks. They are pictured-, left to right, first row: Dave Culbert, Bill Ware, Don johnson, Ken Webb, Steve Botley, Andy Komives, Iim Milburn, Henry Braxton, Marvin Paxton, Kenny Karns, Al Shapiro, Howard Simmonsg second row: Clay Jordan, Bob Flint, Paul Gage, Ron Adams, Ed Boquest, jack Pennell, Bob Weinbar, Ed Eubanks, Dick Bene- dict, Tom Reeves, Pat Black, third row: Coach Dale Helmick, Assistant Coach Bob Donaldson, managers, Bill Shepard, Dick Langley, Dick Byrd, Jim Secord, Jim Boso, Walter Boehm, Jim Zimmer, Leon Games, George Langley, Chuck Canny, Clarence Pointer, Bob Hart. Not pictured are Phil Wright, Pete Spurlock, Larry Meyers. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM A big hand should be given to Coach Bob Lewis, who led South's cross country team to a three win-three loss second place in the City League last fall. This was done by the co-operation and teamwork of the entire group. Among the many line runners was Phil Chamberlin, individual city champ. Pictured, left to right, standing are: Kenny Duberry, Bill Keener, Coach Bob Lewis, Phil Chamberlin, Alan Shoemaker, kneeling: Martin Brody, Marian Burgess. TRACK TEAM Row 1, left to right: Dave Strauss, Jim Bope, Ron Callander, Charles Peake, Lewis Taylor, Arnold Latham, John Kaufman, Kenny Webb, Ierry Clayton, john Harkless, Bill Wodall, Marian Burgess, Row 2, Coach Bob Lewis, Wilbur Egnew, Ken Karns, Ken DuBerry, Peyton Black, Dick Moss, Dick Morbitzer, Clarence Pointer, john Covington, Wayne Young, Bill Keener, Phil Chamberlin, Fred Renault, Manager Bill Shepherd, Row 3, Quendell Page, Larry Myers, Chad Geedey, Marvin Paxton, Glenn Stimpfle, jack Phillips, Ed Boquist, Bob Dawley, Paul Stein, Norman Long, Joe Martin. Not pictured, Hervey Williams. 1 has-1 f GOLF TEAM The 1953 Golf Team teecl off the season with six members and their assisting coachg left to right- Mickey Callen, Bob Finck, Jim Bope, Llrry Schenk, Dick Poston, Earl Smith and Coach Rodney Kolb. Page F ifty-six G. A. A. The 1952-53 Girl's Athletic Association has proved popular among many South girls. The sportsheads and oflicers of the organization are, left to right- lst Row: Elaine Nicholson, Gloria Wfolf, Barbara Rush, and Patty Denney. 2nd Row: Vellaire Evans, Betsy Bonnette, Lucille Cacciatore. BASEBALL TEAM Left fo right, Row 1: Dan Holtz, Frank Howard, Paul Wiegerig, Bill Wardle, Stanley Owens, Tom Stedman, Henry Pell, Frank Reeves, Larry Evans, Row 2: Coach Dale Helmick, Tom Burton, Dick Stahr, Tom Passen, Dick Papai, Ray Adams, John Frank, Dennis Peake, Jack Otto. Absent: Charles Case, Benny WVright, Jim Myers. Frank Howard follows through, but the umpire yells, Stxikel at the St. Charles game. Center, Henry Pell catches a fast one, and the runner is out. At right, Jim Myers has a tense moment as the ball streaks toward him. Page Fifty-seven 'Q' FV'-N' xv S Qwa- S X Q A' Pzctured left to rzght m czrcle Marllyn Buckholz, Sherrie Plullrps Betty Roy Eblne Maxwell Exleen Menfer Marllyn Marshall Nancy Dmgledme. RESERVE Le to Hglli Ann Chl1Tlb61'l1ll'1 Beverly Dannison, Ann Matthews Sally M1l1e1 Shuley ,cw ,,, I f Seniors studying P.O.D. in the library during election Week, Room 210, Winner of the Optic Subscription Contest. Row 1: Doris Grate, room representative, James Bethel, Gary Biehl, Eddie Ballmer, jim Boso, Mary Aleshire, Delores Brinkman, Donna Canny, Bow 2: Sanford Bloom, Ronald Roach, Bob Adams, Lee Abbott, Jack Allen, Paul Barnhill, Roberta Blackburn, Eddie Baker, Velma Barkieg Row 3: Oliver Rings, Larry Troutman, Barbara Biddle, Pat Bush, Eleanor Brandenberger, Pat Caine, Joyce Brown, and 4. South F.T.A. instituting an F.T.A. at Central. Glimpse of Mr. Hooveris chemistry class in the lab. Mr. XVarner and his collection of campaign badges. 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Livingston Ave. Page Sixty AS YEARS ROLL BACK 1. Marion Click 2. Iohn Harkless 3. Vellaire and Larry Evans 4. Phyllis Coon 5. Norma Pearson 6. Faith Badurina 7. Margaret Chrismer 8. Dorothy Garrigan 9. Eric Rauch 10. Nancy Nofer 11. Evelyn Hoodlet 12. Mary Lou Hansel 13. Bev. Biggs 14. Sue Greenfield 15. Libby Fennell 16. Nina Shrieves 17. Bob Grate 18. Marilyn Buckholz 19. jean Johnston 20. Bob Kates 21. Carol Shafer 22. Carol Bowen 23. Mary Kramer 24. Pat Mouser 25. Stacy Smerles 26. Shirley Tustin. Page Sixty -0716 Compliments of CRYSTAL - GRANDVIEW SWIMMING CLUB CAPITAL CAP and what it stands for - - Capital University is dedicated to the development of the Whole personality. It is a place Where young men and women may prepare themselves for a variety of professions and vocations in a Christian en- vironment, with desirable associations, at moderate cost. It represents four years of living in an atmosphere charged with the adventure of learning and the thrill of participation THE FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 CURRICULUM: Liberal A r t s , Science, Teacher Training: Ele- mentary, High School, P u b l i c School Music, Music, Business, Business Administration, Secre- tarial Training, Pre-Dentistry, Pre- Engineering, Pre-Law, Nursing, Pre-Medicine, Social Service, Li- brarianship, Pre-Home Economics, Journalism, Pre-Theology, Parish Work. Applications for enrollment for subsequent semesters may be placed on file throughout the year. For Catalogue, Application Papers, and further information, call or write: OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS CAPITAL UNIVERSITY. COLUMBUS 9. OHIO DOuglas 4551 Page Szxty two geldogtor shoes, e , . Atteend tahgir dyeing Compliments of And save their soles CHILDRENS SHOES WILLIAM A. SHERARD HUGH C. BLACK 1100 E. Livingston Avenue EASTWOOD STORAGE CO. 1500 Eastwood Ave. Columbus 3, Ohio AGENT: UNITED VAN LINES, INC. EV 8919 MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE BUSH HARDWARE di APPLIANCE STORE Dean Sz Barry Paints - Scotts Grass Seeds - Hardware - Paints Glass - Tools - Sporting Goods - Refrigerators - Washers - Tele- vision - Stoves and Appliances 1242 Parsons Avenue GArfield 1042 Res. GA. 4385 Drive Safely Oiiice AD 3191 I Personally Wish to Congratulate All Seniors Who Are Graduating, and I Hope That All of You Students in the Under Classes Will Accom- plish the Same Goal in the Near Future When You Need Insurance, Call HOWARD S. BAUER 1521 Linwood Ave. REPRESENTING MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY THE BEST COMPANY AT TIME OF LOSS1' AUTOMOBILE HOME GENERAL LIABILITY Page S ixty-three Harveyls Men's Shop EARLY BIRD 'The Young Men's Storev LATEST RECORD HITS 1814 Parsons Ave. RADIO TELEVISION 3 doors north of the Russell Theater DI 2834 MIESSE SHOE SERVICE 432 E. Hanford St. First Door East of Parsons Avenue POLISHES - LACES - LEATHER GOODS VIERECK. The Florist 84 soUTH FOURTH STREET CoLUMBUs, oH1o Open Evenings and Sundays GA 4008 We Deliver I-IELM FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 484 FOREST STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO HELD FUNERAL HOME Wm. C. HJERRYH SEABURN 1058 Parsons Ave GA. 3200 Page Sixty-four Backward Ball S REWEAVING EV. 0825 UNIQUE CLEANERS COMPLETE DRY CLEANING SERVICE PICK UP AND DELIVERY GUARANTEED AND INSURED G. W. HICKCOX, Owner 1743 E. Main St. FOREIGN GROCERY CO. Phone GA. 2138 - 2139 1954 - 56 - 58 Parsons Ave. GROCERIES NOTIONS APPLIANCES CASKEY CLEANERS 47 W. Gates St. Columbus, Ohio GArfield 3018 HIGH - MITHOFF PHARMACY 1142 S. High St. GA 9142 Service for the Sick THE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY OF THE SOUTH SIDE SOUTH HIGH GRADUATES Register Now For One Of The Following Courses And the Job You Want Will Be Yours: Brush-up courses in Shorthand and Typing to attain high speed and accuracy. Beginning courses for students who desire to take complete Secretarial Courses. Specialized Typing Courses for persons who must attain high standards for certain important positions. Q41 Stenograph-the machine Way in Shorthand-twice as rapid as short- hand-easy to read, Write, or learn. C51 Accounting Courses enabling you to handle the most difficult set of books, iinancial statements, or income tax reports. Comptometry, Burroughs Calculator Courses, Dictaphone and other Office Machines. C13 627 135 C59 Phone ADams 4112 For Information or Bulletin BLISS COLLEGE DAY NIGHT SCHOOL 131 East State Street SCHOOL Page Sixty-six CARL W. HUBER, FLORIST FLoRAL DESIGN-CUT FLOWERS-PoTTED PLANTS Greenhouse, 964 Lockbourne Avenue Columbus, Ohio FA 2189 Your Friendly Neighborhood Store SEAMAN AUTO AND MARINE SUPPLY 944-46 Parsons Avenue, Columbus 6, Ohio GA 5646 MILLER'S GARAGE AUTO REPAIR DI 1179 1351 LOCKBOURNE RD. SELLS FOOD SHOP 1653 Parsons Avenue GA 0194 FINE MEATS - FRESH VEGETABLES WE DELIVER Compliments of ROSS 'QUICK' CLEANERS Corner of Parsons 81 Whittier GA 0021 ' WANDA SIDERS, Manager Page Sixty-seven .g7.r. -cf 'L ICT CGIAUA ,., ... 4- N u Qumran, E-C EVM 3, ICE CREAM!! GROCERIES FRESH EEUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, and FROZEN FOODS F. L. Slagle Market 915 E. Whittier St. GA 3-1531 Clark Moore Barber 1032 E. Whittier St. Compliments of A. A. Hartupee, D.D.S. 1070 E. Livingston Ave. Wholesale Distributors C. W. BUSH CANDY CO. JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES 235 W. Third Avenue PHOTOENGRAVINGS GF DISTINCTION 2176 Cleveland Ave. LA 1863 Columbus 3, Oluo Page Sixty-eight x X - uw f X 7? Q FM X f lf! -W... wx -mini xx 5' iw fx Kimi NYS X Y, ,Qin Q ,wg ?sa ' f. .miff 1 . wh F M' f nu Ns W 3 Q f -Aw-aw W 9' 1 2,54 -ww 1 yr 9441? YL, 1 ,WNV is AW .253 5 xy Ag 1 H X0 Tai Lx 221 . .W xemssw f, ef' 2 . TW, MM ww AA Hsin .. , ,, 'ff :K Jr, f f 4! s WEDDINGS PoRTRAiTs CHILDREN GREGG PHOTO STUDIO 2509 E. Main St. DO 0795 E. L. Schottensiein Department Store - APPLIANCES Evenings 8 P.M. CLOTHING - SHOES - FURNITURE Open A11 Day Sunday 1887 Parsons Ave. GA 7855 THANK YOU ALLEN PRESS 597 Parsons Ave. AD 9519 Congratulations from KAHN'S JEWELERS 24 North High Street Second Floor A. K. GRAUMLICH 6. SON FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE 1351 S. High St. GA 1351 Cadillac Ambulance - Free Parking AIR COND'T CHAPEL CADILLAC AMBULANCE Hospital Beds Page Seventy W' G if A k ',Qf54,UfU1d 719115 - me I .1- 'd 'wYw 9 na 'ba-'ld 1' 11' - W A ' W-- T 'mai'-E-It-.fe-fer-'Y'-A . Zhu-.--tzwrt' 1 r. 'W . , . I. - ,,,.f .W , ,nf ' 1 . ggilmuanxt Qtmuum l M y ,M -rf' ,.- 'tes-ff' gvguiim M. -'rw V L...---Q.. - ... sa... t .. .. ', et 7'-9. 'fTi :'1fff e -- ,swan f - ,.w,..,. 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The right to publish what we please, and in any language we please, is one of the freedoms guaranteed to us by our Constitution along with the right to secret ballot, freedom of worship and many others. In some countries these rights are being wiped out because they stand in the way of a totalitarian state. There, free-speaking newspapers have been replaced by state- owned propaganda machines. Religion has been suppressed. History re-written to glorify the state. There are those in this country who would like to re-write our Constitution so that it would wipe out our rights, too. The only way we can prevent this is to stand up for our rights whenever we see them threatened. Remember, they're your rights, so treat them right! newspapers! DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest standard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your tights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom of worship Right to secret ballot iRigbt lo know hour your union spends your due: Freedom ol speech Freedom of the press Right to criticize oliirials '?Right to know salaries ol your union ofjlirials Freedom from searrh without warrant Right to petition government for redress of gricvantcs i'Right lo know if your union odicers are Communists 'l'Right lo know how your union is run Right to speedy and public trial by jury Right to bclp ol a lawyer Wlight to hear your employers side ol disagreements Right not to appear as a trilntfss against yourself bFRight to relusc' Io permit the check-off of union dues 'i'Right to go dirert to your boss with a grict-ance Right to be presumed innocent until proted guilty Freedom to ou-n properly ffRighl lo work despite union jurisdictional disputes Freedom to work in any lorality 'FRight to proper supervision of your union urllarc funds Freedom to start and manage a business Freedom to make a profit gRight not to bc fircd by union leaders t'I'hcse are tights you enjoy under thc Taft-Hartley law. THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING COMPANY The right to 'work shall not be abridged or made impotent Page Seventy one it is HOFFMAN'S GARDEN 3015 E. Main Only Smorgasbord In Columbus Facilities for Private Parties, Banquets, and Meetings. Steaks Phone DOug1as 0284 Chops OTY MCGEE YOUR ONLY DOWN TOWN PONTIAC DEALER 521 E. BROAD MA 5515 Page Seventy-two GEORGE LOUDERMILK AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE 961 Parsons Ave. GA 0083 SWAN BOWLING LANES GOOD FOODS GA 0228 1493 Parsons Ave. Compliments of COOPER PHARMACY 917 E. Whittier street GA 0180 GA 7861 COCK 6: SCN Established 1850 FUNERAL HOME CREMATORY AMBULANCE SERVICE 1615-31 Parsons Ave. Compliments to the Class of 1953 AULD CRAFTERS, Inc. MANUFACTURING J EWELERS - TROPHIES 519 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Page Seventy-three Tffl1 0ver 10,000 Items? V? Km?-X ff T35 0, we, 00,0 0,00 fl 0 I 0 f 1E + .l . -,0' 'I Yes, we stock over 10,000 DIFFERENT items-from the small paper clip to the large filing units and Mosler Safes - come in and see our modern showrooms. PRINTING LEGAL BLANKS BINDERS OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT . . . FURNITURE SUPPLIES HEER PRINTING CO. 386 South Fourth St. Columbus, O. Page Seventy-four GROCERIES MEAT VEGETABLES SHOP DAILY AT SNEDEKER'S CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY 1603 S. Fourth St. GA 0144-0104-1782 Phone: Fairfax 0779 MORGAN-ZETTLER HARDWARE Co. HARDWARE - PAINTS - GLASS - PLUMBING SUPPLIES 1413 E. Livingston Avenue, Columbus 5, Ohio Congratulations. Graduates! What Next? If it's business Training, We offer and recommend courses in: Accounting - Uunior, Senior, and Professionall Business Administration Commerce and Finance Executive Secretarial Private Secretarial Stenography Stenotypy - iMachine Shorthandl as Well as shorter courses in Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, and Office Ma- chines CAddressograph, Comptometer, Ediphone, Mimeograph, Multi- graphh. Completion of your choice of these courses will assure you of a good office position. For many months employment calls have exceeded our supply of graduates. Write or visit the school for detailed information and a copy of our latest bulletin OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL Columbus Business University 214 S. High Street MA 4201 Page Seventy-six Compliments of FRED'S BARBER SHOP 1085 Oakwood Avenue Albans Confeciionery 1174 WHITTIER Compliments of GEORGE E. FRITCHEN EXCAVATING and GRADING LY 1674 1112 Dublin Road COHAGAN HARDWARE 1103 East Livingston Ave. Tel. EV 5417 Compliments of REINER'S BAKERY 541 S. 3rd. Street FOUNTAIN SERVICE BAKED GOODS J. E. POWELL NOTARY PUBLIC 1086 Oakwood Avenue SUN DRUG CO. The Friendly Store 1089 E. Livingston at Oakwood FA 6144 Prescriptions Accurately Compounded THE BIG MOUNTAIN COAL CO. QUALITY COAL CLEAN DELIVERIES 805 E. Mithoff Street GArfield 1112 Page Seventy-seven ERFURT'S MARKET FINE IVIEATS AND GROCERIES - FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WE DELIVER 333 Stewart Avenue GA 5786 SLOAN'S DRUGS CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATES! I Your Education Is a Series of Stepping Stones to the Door of Success It is Not the Key. GOOD LUCK REO POWER MOWER SALES PARTS WHITNEY GRASS SEEDS SACCO FERTILIZER SPORTING GOODS Swinyle Jfalzcfwafae 197 Thurman Ave. GA 2753 FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE 1846 PARSONS AVENUE GA 0371 GA 1411 JOHN F. HENRY, Propriet HARRY T. SELLS, Manager Page Seventy-eight Page S euenty-nine JIM WILKIN'S SERVICE STATION LUBRICATION - TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Whittier Street at Wilson Avenue DEVANY CLEANERS AND TAILORS Quality Work - A11 Garments Insured FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY GA 0395 1279-81 Parsons Avenue REEBS RESTAURANT 40 Years at Champion and Livingston Avenues STEAKS - CHOPS - SEAFOODS GULF SERVICE STATION SIDNEY C. ROY 502 s. Third sr. AD 0644 FOR GOODNESS SAKE DRINK MILK Congratulations from MAC'S FLOORS 817 S. High St. GA 1884 If it's Floor Coverings We Have It. Page Eighty K 5 a I , , l 1 5 ,h ij , ,1 ,A 21 'E YW ,,.3.4 ' ,viii-Wifwif l- an -.Q I mi? K: 3 igzii' , 3'5f2:f'!i? '-'ww X- ww 1, -5' .-i.r4? f1'N' V ,,'..,-3 1 ,Q EQ3. 1 , MR-tg! . , M, ..c . 655-2-di ,:.-.w-.'3vf:,,gf3 Z 'wg- , ' rift:-,Q 1 mg' 1w.,,fs,,p-... 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South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH) online collection, 1926 Edition, Page 1

1926

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1954

South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH) online collection, 1956 Edition, Page 1

1956

South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH) online collection, 1953 Edition, Page 38

1953, pg 38

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1953, pg 83

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1953, pg 20

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