South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

' V1' 1' ,, .A . ,, Q, . I, I V u 1 .., 1 - 4 A ,IIA . mf: ., vm, 4 1 ',. 'r. lf If w A w My rw 1',.x','I f A. Wu Dmwunahx l953-54 im, Qsuuinur f , . NX .ff Q . W i fam f v W W V i 'LH Page Two Our 1954 Lens staff chose for their theme the production of a movie entitled 61953-546 In Review, starring the sen- iors. The setting of the movie is South High School. The staff members are the producers, the administration, the directors, and the school activities come to life on film. Roberta Dworkin, our 1954 yearbook editor, was ably as- sisted in her work by our superior art editors, Eleanor Brandenberger and Delores Brinkman. Marilyn Kauffman, our literary editor, tailored our copy, while our business manager, Aaron Canowitz, made both ends meet. jack Phillips, our superman of the sport section, kept our team's records up to date withthe help of Benny Wright, Iohn Frank, Bill Keener, Frank Howard, and Melvin Haws. Our other contributing editors were Caryl Coverdale, Mary Lou Clark, Paula Gatewood, Iean Robins, Marlene Swisher, Ianis'Reese and Ieanne Wilson. The photography for our yearbook was done by C. G. Howard, who is on the faculty of South, and George Ste- wart, of F. Si R. Lazarus Co. The art work was done under the supervision of Miss Martha King. T0 Lumix E x 1' ,, L.. Lester W Huber Principal ag 1 V I . 'Ie 2 ', n Lli'w:M,g.:'. X! f. 2. f K fra Page Four S N flat: Lester W. Huber has been prin- cipal at South for two years, and in that time he has helped many students see life clearly and get the most opportunities out of it. Mr. Huber had much experience as a teacher and principal before coming to South. Mr. Huber's favorite pastimes are gardening and spending time with his family. In what spare time that he has left, he is a writer. He recently wrote and had published a 54-page booklet en- titled As the Twig Is Bent. The booklet deals with problems that parents have in rearing children. Being a father of three children himself, Mr. Huber is considered an authority on children and young people. Another of our principal's out- side interests is giving speeches on the upbringing of children. He speaks at churches and P. T, A. meetings whenever his schedule permits him. One of Mr. Huber's important aims is to help students achieve the highest goals in life. Mrs. Virginia Heigel Secretary to Mr. Huber The Huber family at home-Mr. and Mrs. Huber with Carol Sue, James and Donald One of the nicest things that we c'1n ssiy bout our vice principal, Elsie Grove is thflt she really en- joys working with teen-agers, Miss Grove his been the vice prin- cipal of South since September, 1947 'ind prior to that year she wfrs a member of the teaching staff Her favorite pfrstimes are gardening and working with flowers She ilso spends a great deal of her spare time reading. When Miss Grove was asked what she enjoyed most about working around students, she re- plied I think its most interest- ing to see how many wonderful young people there are and to see what useful citizens they are de- g YJ: 5 ff I at Mrs Pauline Edwards Secretary to Miss Grove Miss Grove at home in her garden. Elsie Grove Vice Principal , ,,,,,. ,M V Wt? , .,- ' pf' - fs- f mwxsv fi 35 5 I psig. -ff l' fe i , i if Page Five Facult IN MEMORIAM . 'ff T. Raymond Stahl None knew him but to love him, None named him but to praise. This quotation carries the feeling of all who knew T. Raymond Stahl, beloved mechanical drawing teacher at South High School for thirty-five years. He is remembered by many for his individual and kindly interest in school activities, his keen Wit and sense of humor. He is also remem- bered by his friends to be a man of great versatility. Muskegon, Michigan, was the place of Mr. Stahl's birth. After graduating from high school in Muskegon, he Wen-t on to further his study at Hackley Manual Training School in Muskegon, Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology, University of Wisconsin, Chi- cago Technology College, Federal School of Designing, in Minneapolis, and he also attended classes at Ohio State University. Mr. Stahl lived in Columbus until his death on the evening of Dec. 22, 1953. He is survived by his wife and his son and daughter who are both graduates of South High School. Mr. Stahl loved his work and made it so interesting to his pupils that they were inspired to do their best. in his death South suffered a great oss. 5 a re fi 'Q is-9? '. 'Q 1.x 1-1 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Lucy Amborski, Carrie E. Wolfe. Left 150 fight: Elsie Friebel, Louise Lippincmt Ruth Page Six Siples. ff, .14 .W f f' f fvfvz!f4.f,fw5Q PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Robert Lewis, Richard Kate, Beulah Left fv fight? William Mfrler, T- R- Stahl, Wiiiialii Thompson, Dale Helmick, George Hood, Eugene Scofield, R0bSftHH11ey, T0hI1 SChl1SfeI'- Yontz. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Doris Singer, Eve F inson, Anna Lett, to ffghff Stanley Bash, Virginia Tif11S, D. O. Lentz, Ellen Boyer, Arema Kirven, Florence DZWIS- Belcher, Pauline Jones, Carrie Wolfe. Standing: Klise King, Sara Crist. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HISTORY DEPARTMENT Seated, left to right: Lydia Meyer, Emily Koterba. Left to right: Bemard D. Redman, Verne C. Smith, Standing: H. C. Pearce, Kenneth Hoover, W. M. Lucy Amborski, R. R. Beetham, R. C. 'Richards, Davis, C. W. Alspach, E. S. Stauier. Tom R. Metcalf. Not pictured: Goldie Curry. Page Seven MUSIC DEPARTMENT cott. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to right: Lena McF'adyen, Helen Hall, John Warner, Mary Valentine, Ruth Lang. Not pictured: Charles Bonner, Clara Nuber. CAF ETERIA WORKERS Left to right: R. W. Near, Ruth Lippin- ART DEPARTMENT Martha King. 'TKM' 'Ht ' Q., ,Og , Ah, V ,fm ' V W 7 ..,,,,,, . t X gn., f... , ,M ,. 2 ,Y p V, ,. I Q, , ,, , ' ' Zfgny er ,T-tt?- , A, J, ,ffjsyfyfwzf 3. 9 '- ,Kg ff . 2 , ,Q wx ' 7 V59 f,j'Lf,: '.' 5' -3, y f w..Qff,'W .?V'ff,f,f.L'f 'f-if A 'w ' V- 't ' 5 A A i f 'ffl - We , nuff, yy-1 f,1f:,ff, ..- we- ',, J fm - f ,4 Nz, 1 1 nt, , A' , , .4 at for , 1.131 V, ,ea-3g'w ,.. I ffl' ' ff7' ,L,f 'f W ff 4 etrsf fa t o . .4 J f We -i , ft . ff 'M fi ' ,9 ' , 'i,'f '7 1,f 1 fH gf. f' ' WW? f ' ..M?mf.ff J, , N'-r, W ff f I .4 4 ff f ',.f g,'r2.f,f:' ' 'Z-'M f'fVL' f7 f2ff'f 41 ,, f f I , ,' , f V it 37 , , H .. -- 'if lflfi.f..i' 1 in i. 'I in ff? 'it -0.1.3 f I ' f - f -f Ha... ., ,, ,,., , ' ' , , C. G. Howard, manual arts department, who joined our faculty after T. R. Sta.h1's death, and R. T. Youmans, science department, who is teaching geography during Miss Meyer'l Pictured, left to right: Mrs. Ella Birkefeld, Mrs. Anna Ware, Mrs. Margaret Ort, Mrs. Minnie Oakes, Mrs. Eva Reefer, Mrs. Louise Eitel, Mrs. Ethel Dillbeck, Mrs. Hulda Kollmar, Mrs. Elsie Ficher, Mrs. Dorothy Weak- Mrs. Helen Watson, Miss Grace Atkinson, Miss Louise Lippincott. Page Eight absence MAINTENANCE WORKERS l E 6 Left to right, sitting: jack Lind, Ed Morbitzer, C. A. Trumbull, Geo. Walters, Floyd Belcher, Rielly Mont- gomery, standing: second row-Robt. Cramer, Wm. Jackson, Marion Hoffman, Gene Percette. OR Left to right: Helen Bajus, lim Myers, Roberta Rosenaur, and David Steinmetz. .Q MIDYEAR CLASS OFFICERS Assuming the leadership of the January, 1954, gradufating class was Iim Myers. Jim was a member of the City Championship Baseball Team and made National Honor Society with slightly less than a four point average. Assisting Jim as vice president was Roberta Rosenaur. Roberta was vice president of Masquers and Philo and was a member of Student Council. Keeping the books up to date was Helen Bajus' job as secretary of the senior class. T-llelen vgas vice president and secretary of Kennel Club and vice president of Philo uring ' 3. Having the job of collecting all the money was David Steinmetz. David had the honor of having a perfect four point average all through high school and took Hrst place in the city in the State Senior Scholarship Tests. fe F U a A A h MIDYEAR ADVISERS The senior advisers have the job of helping the senior class members solve the problems that they face. They will be remembered by all the seniors for their guidance. Left to right: Ruth Lang, R. C. Richards Goldie Curry. 1 F Ronald Alan Albaugh, Fred 679 Siebert St. To: Ohio State A very calm manner Newcomers '51, Study Club '51, Sports- man Club '52. Yvonne Marie Back, Vonnie 1183 S. 22nd St. To: Work Great things come in small packages Newcomers '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Volleyball All-Stars '52, Radio and TV Institute Usherette '52, Hall Supervisor '53, Radio Workshop '52, Drum Majorette '52, '53, Variety Show '53, G.A.A. Bowling Team '51, Mixed All Stars '52. Ronald Fred Basler, Ron 72 E. Ienkins Ave. To: College Not a care in the world Newcomers '51, Hi-Y '52, '53, Hall Monitor '53. Helen Ann Bajus, Hel 216 Hinman Ave. To: Work The word impossible is not in her dic- tionary Newcomers Committee '51, All Star Vol- leyball '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Student Council '52, '53, Stamp Committee '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Vice President '53, Philo '52, '53, Secretary and President '53, Kennel Club '52, Radio Workshop '52, All City High Radio Workshop '52, Masquers '53, Main Office '52, '53, Or- chestra '51, '52, Attendance Oflice '52, '53, Usher, Radio Institute '52, Cast, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Make-Up, Papa Is All '53, Armistice Day Pro- gram '53, Secretary of Senior Class '53. Duane Richard Benedict, CCB ennyv 1079 Ellsworth Ave. To: Ohio State Calm and collected Football '52, Hall Monitor '52, Sportsman Club '51, '52, Newcomers Club 51. l , any 7 g , 'I' if fiQ.,s:L I lr f . f, K .,,, idyear 3 ,, , N, it 1 life! 1' f ,wif fi' 1 t W W X 24 f' ,f fgg.-f f' -t. we ssf W 'aw , -'?: 1 W QQ. .. ,:, .': fm,- - 4. .fv,.. ,Q ..,, , :,,,Z.,,A- ,K V., i ' 7 1 .3 ,J.., Barbara Ann Biete, Babs , yn ,J 1120 S. Pearl St. . , ' ' A To: Work Patience and gentleness is her power Newcomers '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, Treas- urer '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, Lenten Service Program '53, Usherette, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Finance Committee, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Radio Workshop '52, junior Achievement '52, '53, Art Com- mittee, Papa Is All '53, I Speak For Democracy Contest '52, Masquers '53, 7 f 5-95? xref ,ff are 'lv aff SY' , f . - .:, 1 , N ' 3' ' if W' K .31-1 , 1 1 ' ' f V f 1 157 1 5'5 A2-I,f':',g.1g3f'g'Q f.f?,Zi' 'fi 17,3 Y'i'j X 3 ' ' ,. u ' 'V Gail Elaine Binkley 247 Betz Road To: Work Kindness is her motto Newcomers '50, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Girls Club '52, '23, Girls Glee '51, '52, Mixed Ensemble ' 2. Charles Ervin Blizzard, Charlie 830 Gilbert St. To: Business College Quietne.ss is bliss Study 'Club '51, '52. James William Bope, limbo 2657 Wellesley Rd. To: Miami University Easy come, easy go Hall Supervisor '51, '52, Golf '51, '52, Varsity Football '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Executive Committee '52, '53, President '53, Printing Staif '53, Willard Cy Bornstein, Smiley 940 Berkeley Rd. To: Ohio State As humorous as they come Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '52, Murphy Show '52. Joyce Ellen Buchanan, Bucky 563 Oakwood Ave. To: Work Lots of play, little work Newcomers '51, Student Council '53, Cast, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Cast, Papa Is All '53, Courtesy Week Com- mittee '53, Decorating Committee for Homecoming '53, Optic Staff '53, Radio Workshop '52, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Supervisor '52, '53, Stylettes '51, '52, Ass't Book Exchange '53, Cashier Cafe- teria '53. Alice Mae Byrd, Allie 562 Ann St. To: Work Quiet and nice to know G.A.A. '51, Newcomers '49, Hall Monitor '53, Y-Teens '49, '50, '51, '52. Page Eleven idyear Richard Benton Byrd, Birdy 800 Whittier St. To: Ohio State Easy to get along with Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, Masquers '53- Annie Get Your Gun '52, Papa Is All '53, Reserve Football '52, Lucille Anna Cacciatore, ee,. cc v ,,,,, Lucy f ea V A 2824 North Bay Drive Tn' Ohio State 2.01.50 M 'A ' ' , Rich in good wk we .t Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Program Chair- r -d , e man '52, '53, Representative to Inter- ', h,,A f .12 0 Church Council '53, Inter Club Council '22,-.1 '52, '53, Y-Teen Cabinet '52, '53, Stu- ,.,.f dent Council '51, '52, '53, Secretary '52, ' ' '53, President '53, Student Court '51, '52, '53, Clerk '52, '53, Chief Justice '53, Secretary of Teen-Age Council '52, '53, President '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Secre- tary '52, '53, Rotary Luncheon '53, Sales Conference '52, Optic and Lens Adver- tising Staif '53, Homecoming Queen's we Court '53. Ronald A. Callander, Zommie 805 Chesterfield Rd. To: College We can tell him by his walk P Kennel Club '51, '52, Varsity S '52, '53, Reserve Basketball '51, Varsity Foot- ball '51, '52, '53, All City Football '52, Honorable Mention, All Greater Columbus '52, Honorable Mention, All City '53, Hall Supervisor '53, Varsity Track '51, '52, '53, State Track Meet '53, Student Council '52, Hi-Y '51, '52, Optic Staff '53, Lens Staff '53, City District Relay Champions '53, Chorus Line, Backward Ball '52. Barbara Anne Canter Big Little Wee Mighty 57 Morrill Ave. To: Ohio State Excellent things are rare Newcomers '51, G.A.A. '51, Radio Insti- tute '52, Radio Workshop '51, '52, Papa Is All '53, Masquers '53, Library '51, F.T.A. '51, '52, Kennel Club '51, '52, Main Ofiice '51, '52, Columbus Radio Workshop '51, '52, Optic '52, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Orchestra '51, '52. 5 Charles Albert Case 1 A, 122 E. Frankfort St. Baia? T 1 W k iity give ghd let live Nature Club '53, Baseball '52, '53, Hall i f V Supervisor '53, Varsity S '53, ' 'Qfy Millie Kathryn Claar 640 Lathrop Street To: Capital Credit Bureau Never a frown G.A.A. '53, Philo '52, '53, Senior Choir '52, '53, Camera Club '52. Shirley Mae Claggett, Little Bitv 759 Wilson Ave. To: Office Work Quality, not quantity is what counts George Otis Cook Ir., In 898 Bowman Ave. To: Navy A friend in need is a friend indeed Reserve Football '51, Nature Club '51, President '52, Printing Stat? '53. W. Ann Cook, Cookie 310 Barthrnan Ave. To: Work Always agreeable Y-Teens '52, Girls' Basketball Club '53, Murphy Show '51, '52, '53, Band Variety Show '52, G.A.A. '51, Girls' Ensemble '51, '52, Hall Monitor '53, Choir '53, Girls' Glee '53. Fred Allen DeWitt 7 Fearless Fred 723 E. Whittier St. To: Navy A win-ning smile Bfind '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, John Franklin Chapan, my l y fw AW Martha Lou Eichenberger, 1536 Bryden Road . .2 p y f 1470 Lockboume Rd. TO: Work , ' ' I I .,','- xl, ' To: Modeling School Our for a good time 1 y ,, 4 Always hazwy, full of laughter ,, K ,z Ji I '5 if ZW V V X tr, . 'j r., , ,ya , 79 Page Twelve 'pyy ,yyy . Y-Teens '52, '53, Senior Choir '53, Honor Study '53. Morton Isaac Freedman, CCPinky,, 714 VVa er St g . To: Ohio State University Hear much, speak little Kennel Club '51, '52, '53. Eldred Allen Giddens, Pete 993 Miller Ave. To: Ohio State University Boys will be boys 3rd Place in Geometry Scholarship Test '52, Camera Club '51, '52, Papa Is All fShowcase7 '53, Lenten Play '53. Barbara Ellen Gordon, Flash 666 Napoleon Ave. To: Oflice Work Quiet but nice Y-Teens '52, Philo '52, '53, Cafeteria '53, Honor Study '52, '53. Harold Grant Harris, Harry 772 Sullivant Ave. To: Work Very quiet, very nice Patricia Elaine Hegedus, Pat 591 E. Kossutb St. To: Bell Telephone Company Sweet, quiet and a scholar too G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Newcomers Club '51, Stylettes '51, '52, Hall Duty '51, Philo '52, '53, Usherette for Radio and T.V. Institute '52, Prompter for Senior Play Papa Is All '53, Finance Com- mittee ujunior Miss '52, Student Council '51, '52, 'Assistant to Mr. Smith '53, Assistant to the Nurse '53. Betty Ruth Hicks, Sis 638 Mithofl St. To: Bell Telephone Company A cheerful manner G.A.A, '51, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Travel Club '51, Girls' Club '52, Senior Secretary '52, '53. in A 2 'W my .. id ear of ,.1 -rm... . -5: 3-f.y.f.g fr f 3, . fl y s .f fl- .4 ' 1 it i tisl -457 . A I , p s , ff ' ,Q . , . f' -' . if, X .ly . .n fr . MV., f:'ff? Q .. ' ,,' ' , :'j'j'- x ,' l ,X f'2:.,sff'-fffl I 51 4 Q ! f::f'wf-fp , Zia ,, an ra , ' ,ff J A Pai' fa S ,,,' M M ,atv X. V,.k S Ronald Roy Horcher, Horch 826 E. Stewart Ave. To: Miami University Once a gentleman, always a gentleman Art Club '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Latin Club '52, '53, President '52, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Scholarship Test '53, General Scholarship Test '54. Barbara Ann Howell, Barb 88 Innis Ave. To: Work Never a harsh word Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Usherette for Radio and T.V. Insti- tute '52, Optic Staff '53, Boy's Attend- ance Oilice '53. Ann Marilyn Hughes 871 Kenwick Rd. To: Capital University Master of herself Newcomers Club '51, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Sketch Club '51, '52, Main Oilice '51, Library Stal? '51, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, English Scholarship Test '51, Girls' Basketball Club '52, '53, Y-Teens '53, Chemistry Lab. Assistant '53, Chem- istry Club '53, Radio Workshop '52, Ush- erette for Radio and T.V. Institute '52. Jerry lean Hughes 1278 S. 22nd St. To: Work Kindness is her motto Senior Secretary '53, Chemistry Club '53, Optic Staif '53, Stylettes '53, Y-Teens '52, Usherette for Radio and T.V. Insti- tute '52, Boy's Attendance Oiiice '53, Lab. Assistant '53. Bob Huskey, Downbeat 727 Ann Street To: Ohio State A fner drummer can never be found Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, President '53, Orchestra '52, '53, Vice-President '53, Dance Band '51, Murphy Shows with Dixieland Band '52, '53, Newcomers Club '51. Donna lean jackson, Dit 1944 Washington Ave. To: Work Always happy Newcomers Club '49, Girls' Basketball '52, Girls' Ensemble '51, Optic Staff '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, Style Show '50. Page Thirteen Orville Ernest Iarrell, Ir., Orv 782 S. 18th St. To: Ohio State University Full of old nick Donna Jean Joiner, D.I. 478 Morrill Ave. To: Ohio State Plenty of sparkle Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Sweetest Girl Contest '51, Court, Kennel Club '53, Student Council '51, '52, Flagswinger '52, '53, Variety Show '53, Senior Secretary '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Volleyball All-Stars '52, Annie Get Your Gun , Usherette '53, Rose Prom Co-Chairman '53, Queen's Court '53, Y-Teen Social Chairman '52, '53, G.A.A. All-Star Basketball '53, Hall Supervisor '53, Track Queen '53. Howard Lester Kimberly, Ir., Hot Lips 1222 S. Washington Ave. To: Ohio State University Wonderful guy with a horn Marching Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '51, '52, '53, Concert Band '50, '51, '52, '53. Carla Roberta Kuepfer 572 Stewart Ave. To: Ohio State University Where there's a will there's a way Philo '52, '53, Treasurer '52, '53, G.A.A. '52, '53, Stylettes '51, '52, Masquers '53, Radio Workshop '52, Usherette at Radio and T.V. Convention '52, Lenten Service '53, Annie Get Your Gun Cast '53, Papa ls All Prompter '53, Golden Iubi- lee '51, Student Council '51, Main Office '52, Boy's Attendance Office '53, Presi- dent of junior Achievement '52, 1 Speak For Democracy Contest '52. Patricia Ann Lahey, Pat 579 Siebert St. To: Ohio State A thing of beauty is a ioy forever Orchestra '51, Flagswinger '52, '53, Main Office '51, '52, Senior Secretary '53, Guidance Oflice '53, Style Shows '52, '53, Variety Show '53, Kennel Club '51, Philo '52, '53, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, Treas- urer '52, Vice-President '53, President '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53. Robert Allen MacLeod, Mac 1286 Studer Ave. A laugh a minute Hobbie Club '51, '52, President '52, Sportsman Club '53, Projection Club '51, Papa ls All '53, Masquers '53, Crew '53. Page Fourteen Stage Mi e. . a A- 1 , .,,, , M. ,.,, f ,gl --a. 5 J ! V. 5, ,.,.., ' V' gg, 473 ' f ,Q gf' . lfyx 'ia 1 'F' X .. 1 ,AQ , '.y -f . 2 d ear Ei, ,.. f ,E ,,,,, ' - ',-. 5 . ' , - ' , ' M '. - 5 . its i l , ,y tr ' f ' i 57,29 ' 1 1 I K , fg 'S2'..1. Qv i .em , , , ., ,, c , 'rw f'f5l'. Liza, , it ,l'., 1 ff f.y.,,,,f . ff, 1252: 3 7 7 .... 1 fi :fff ,. H ,-We ' Q 'I 'wr ' f .5 v w? ' ,, KA L, ..,. .A ff ,W ,,., s 2332: wfwif- . .. ' f' 'r MV' re. Q 'YA , - 1 zzz . if' ,fi ' if A . I Q -r f J X ,.a.u,,g Ernest Edward Martin, Ernie 230 lnnis Ave. To: Service He's always happy Hall Supervisor '52, '53, Nature Club '52, ' 3. Susan McGory, Susie 1212 Lilley Ave. To: Ohio State Wit-Ly as they come Student Council '51, South High Mas- quers '53, Cast Annie Get Your Gun '53, Cast Papa Is ,Al1 '53, Usherette at Radio and T.V. Institute '52, Sesqui- Centennial Pageant '53, Christmas Play Book Exchange '53, Library Staff Eileen Lou Menzer, Little Mert 1150 Kenwick Rd. To: Ohio State Talented and terriy9c Newcomers Club Committee '51, Attend- ance Ottice '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '51, Student Council '52, Philo '52, '53, Secretary '52, Girls' State '52, Cheer- leader '51, '52, '53, Lenten Play Cast '53, Annie Get Your Gun Make-up '53, Papa Is All '53, Orchestra '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, All-Star Basketball Team '52, All-Star Volleyball Team '52, Mas- quers' Club '53, Secretary '53, Cafeteria Cashier '51, '52, Representative Fun Without Destruction Campaign '53, Chemistry Lab. Assistant '58, Class Speaker '54, National Honor Society '54, Shriner Award '54. Donna Lee Miller 43 Stimmel St. To: Work Quiet and friendly Hall Monitor '52, Personality Club '52, study Club rss. Norma Joanne Moore, Norma jo 540 Stambaugh Ave. To: Work , Nice and sincere Newcomers Club '49, Girls Basketball '50, '51, '52, G.A.A. '49, '50, '51, '52, Girls Ensemble '51, Hall Monitor '53. Margaret Marie Murgatroyd, Maggie 1197 S. Champion Ave. To: Work Lovely to look at, delightful to know Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Secretary '52, Usherette For Senior Play, Papa Is All '53, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Senjgr Choir '51, '52, '53, Mixed Ensemble '52, Murphy Shows '51, '52, '53, Musical Art Club '51, '52, 53. idyear i. ,. f:f4f , , Z 4', ' ' ,,, ,, ., I fl V, -' . James Wallace Myers , ?g3gkPDYf11C IAGCVCS7 11'- 915 Kelton Ave. S, I I S, I 2 To 0255321 Ve' T01 Ohio Staff? , ee I Tin kno mn is to like him KAlways deuotedrto his work? , A , ,, .. Varsity '12 olftbau ,51, ,52, ,535 Varsity '5?a 3af2l,'L'i1 Scl'iTiS 'Bi?cisSl'3ibcff: ee e it A ee 1 ft' Baseball '51, '52, 'SQS Reeve Basket' ferdnce '53, Art Committee, Papa Is All 5 Q 3 ' J, I A' , 'e?'ta5l1',5g25VEEgg, .ggi ,gin ,ggotgaill '53, Armistice Day Program '5s- A11 City w I y at 1 1 , 1' ,i H P H , . -' i ' - , . ' . I , . .2-V, , all Supervisor 52, A11-City Football Radio Workshop 53, Semor Class Presr- ,V ,,,-' A s 1 , - - ' d t ,53, N . 1 H S . ,54 S , Z ,,. 52, Fun Without Destruction Campaign en s BUOHH 0110! OCISW - iw ,V',', 'XX A ' K '53, Optic Printing Staff '51, '52, '53, ', 2 1 '54 , I A' 1 S , X 5 Patricia Fay Norris, Pat 860 Waverly Rd. To: Capital University Full of fun and laughter F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '52, '53, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Cafeteria '52, '53, Main OEce '53. Lola Irene Oeffler, Lo 1410 Studer Ave. To: Mount Carmel School of Nursing Sweet and delightful Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Girls Glee Culb '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, John Vernon Phillips, jolly lack 230 Morrill Ave. To: Ohio University I Full of mischief and everybody's friend Kennel Club '51, Varsity S '52, '53, Reserve Basketball '51, '52, Varsity Bas- ketball '52, '53, Varsity Track '51, '52, '53, Captain '53, District Winner, Track '53, Hall Supervisor '53, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Hi-Y Club '52, '53, Senior Play Annie Get Your Gun '52, Lenten Play '52, Masquers Club '53, Osptic Staff '53, Sesqui-Centennial Pageant ' 2, Stamp Committee for Student Council '51, Jour- nalism Conference '53, Backward Ball Chorus Line '53. Ice Samuel Piccione, Pidgeon 967 S. High St. To: Work One boy is more trouble than a dozen . ISU Dance Band '51, '52, '53, Concert Band '51, '52, '53, Marching Band '51, '52, '53 Rudy Heinz Raduegge, Dutch 169 Frebis Ave. To: Ohio State University Easy come, easy go Sportsman's Club '52. '53' Vaudevillities and Murphy Shows '51, '52, '53, Variety Show '53, Newcomers Club, Entertain- ment '51, Fun Without Destruction Cam- paign 5g53, Entertainment for Backward Ball ' . 2+ ',,, , ,, Q W e ,.., 1 at-,, ll' I .. . . 2 4 I U 'ff J 4 1,1 t 7 , K A .zr f . 1 1 1 M.. W, . ,S V , , ,, 0 ,,.. 1 , 'v-u . f I ff' 4 , f? M f , f , 1,7 , .1 f ,ff ,, , .,,, ,, ,, ,-sy,.74,,, .f 1 af ffff Kathleen Ann Reiss, Kathy 1710 E. Frankfort St. To: Work A blonde beauty with a gif-t of gab Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Make-up Committee for Papa Is All '53, Usherette for Annie Get Your Gun '53, Cashier in Cafeteria '51, '52, '53, Optic Staff '53. Shirley Ann Rose 85 E. Moler St. To: Work F ine and dandy gegd Cross Club '52, '53, Hall Monitor Roberta Ann Rosenauer, Rosie 1381 Oakwood Ave. To: Model She has time for all things Newcomers Club '51, Personality Club '51, Philo '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, South High Masquers '53, Usherette at Radio Convention '52, Glee Club '51, '52, Mixed Ensemble '51, '52, Lenten Service Play '53, Philo, Vice President, Make-up, Papa Is All , Vice President, Senior Class, Attendance Office '53, Hall Monitor '52, '53, Masquers, Vice Presi- dent '53, Student Council '52, Senior Secretary, G.A.A. Basketball All-Stars '52, G.A.A. Bowling Team '53, Betty Louise Roy 926 City Park Ave. To: Ohio State Cute and clever Usherette Annie Get Your Gun '53, Costumes Papa Is All '53, Radio Work- shop '52, '53, Student Council '52, Book Exchange '52, '53, Book Exchange Chair- man '53, Newcomers Club '52, Kennel Club '53, Cheerleader '52, '53, Hall Monitor '52, '53, Usherette at Radio and T.V. Convention '52, Sales Tax Commit- tee '52, Optic Staff '52, '53, G.A.A. '52, Easter Pageant '53. Ion Uackj David Sagester, lisa-gv 282 Thurman Ave. To: Navy Anything for a laugh Reserve Football '51- Varsity Football 52 Kennel Club 51 52 53 HiY 52 53 Lenten Play 52 Papa Is All 53 Masquers Club 53 if W , , , ,,,, , f f f 9 'ffm ' . ' ' ' . , f , ' , ' .. ' ' ,, . ' f ,tit nf. r if - 'aff 4 ' K ,,j,.y2 4, .g ary ffiri ', - f 1i2'i'gie4'21, ff, , -l,l 2 ,',,, fgjfijjf 371 VZ, ij , Page F zfteen f U , efjfjfif 5 yggy-'iz 4 if fvfwf., ,f,f f f f K , f ff-f 1 1 , 1 n f-7 , id ear - 751,-fi':1 i ' ,. m' fi, , .X Byron Lee Salyer zlgixgffifml f - 4 , I 907 City Park Ave. V4 13 ,J , Never a frown if-fw '1i,.mf'a ,filwi f ' V A 'f eeee y 4 73 -Q, 61 , ' ., 4 f Nellilou Katrina Schmitt, Nell 168 E. Mithotf St. To: Work in Florida Sugar 'n' spice, 'n' everything nice Style Shows '51, '52, '53, Stylettes '52, '53, Vice President '53. Etna Lillian Schumm, Eddie ' 480 Markison Ave. To: Work at Mercy Hospital Friendly to everyone Girls' Glee '51, Hall Monitor '51, '53. Sally Sherman, Mecca 1723 E. Sycamore St. To: College A mischievous gleam in her eye Nurses Aid '51, '52, Y-Teens '51, '52 Newcomers Club '50, Sales Tax Clerk '51 '52, Hall Monitor '51, Honor Study '53 Usherette at Radio and T.V. Institute '53 William Estell Shinn, Willie 2909 Lockbourne Rd. To: Ohio University A fine athlete who is known to all Reserve Football '51, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Varsity Swimming Team '52, Varsity Football '52, '53, All City Football '52, Hall Supervisor '53, Hi-Y Club '52, '53, Award Winner in State Fair Drafting '53, Special Work In Drafting For Mr. Slater's Elementary Reading Program '53. Patribia June Smith, jelly Bean 720 'Ci Park Ave. To: Telephone Operator A girl of few words Style Shows, G.A.A., F.T.A., Hall Mon- itor, Stylettes, Senior Secretary, Asst. to Mr. Lewis, Achievement in Clothing. Page Sixteen WU' ,f I XZ ,l k ff 1 V ., 3 fmhf, y 1 4? X ff X gi , 4' X . '4,l? ' 7 a t .' , 3 Dean Iames Stavrides Stromboli Tight-Wadi' 872 Linwood Ave. To: Ohio State Silence is golden Hobby Club '52, '53, Hall Duty '53. David Curtis Steinmetz, Dave 1454 Wilson Ave. To: Wheaton College Rich in knowledge Sketch '51, '52, '53, Scholarship Test '51, '52, '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Treasurer, Class of jan. '54, General Scholarship Test '54, Honor Society '54. William E. Stewart, Bill 606 Siebert St. To: Ohio State A soft-spoken student Lab. Assistant '52, Hall Monitor and Su- pervisor '51, '52, Sportsman Club '52, '53, Boys' Ensemble '51, '52, Choir '53, Richard Francis Teal, Dick 8 42 Wager sf. To: Sales Work Always ready with a ioke S.H.S. Marching Band '51, '52, '58, Sportsman Club '51, '52, '53, Hall Super- visor '53, Student Council '51, A. jean Thompson, A.I. 564 E. Fulton Street I To: Ohio State Wit and wisdom are all hers Girls Basketball '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, Y-Teen Links Project '52, Murphy Shows '51, '52, '53, Main OHice Duty '51, '52, Hall Duty '53, Choir '53, Girls Monitor '53, Vaudevillities '51, Girls' En- semble '51, '52, Reader to Handicapped Boys '52, '53, Golden Iubilee '51, Ohio 1-gggh School Science Day '53, Y-Teens ames Curry Thompson, Jim 1116 Oakwood Ave. To: Ohio State University Never a worry, never a care Lab Assistant '53, Graphic Arts Club '52, '53, Printing Staff '52, '53. lack L. Thompson, Thomps 4 813 Ebner St. To: Ohio State Fun, fun, fun Golf '53, District Golf Meet, Senior Plays, Annie Get Your Gun, Papa Is All, Committees! Hobby. Club '51, '52, '53, Lenten Service '52, Robert Scott Wagoner, Wag 418 E. Whittier St. To: Work Live and let live Helen Marlene Wesney, Wesney 410 E. Markison Ave. To: Work Pretty-eyed baby Newcomers Club '52, Kennel Club '52, '53, G.A.A. '52, '53, Radio and T.V. Institute Usherette '53, Radio '52, '53, Dramatics '53, P.T.A. Open House '52, '53, Book Room '52, '53, Choir '52, '53, Girls Glee Club '52, Choir Secretary '53, Choir Festival '53, james Orland Wonder, lim 959 Seymour Ave. 1 To: Work In dramatics he has done his bit Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Activities in Dramatics Department '52, '53, V ' A, 'K i ffl' ' V Xi , , . if Q-W, W' , Q! f A Barney Close id ear 'iest I ' f Lt Q v' Z' X S A ' wi 53,0 7 MN - - '.05Cf AV , L fi v , , W N. 0 M! 71577 U 4 ' ' , ' rf? ' , fff ' f afflu- ' ' 'ai 4 A f . lr gffeif , ., ,.,, , Q ., . f az e f . ' f feng' ' ,V 4 n -V .4 ' 1 V? rt 4-7 f,,rg,:Qy,f- I 'rf X f Viz' zf V lyk, ,r' , rg W .. ,x 5, ,',,,', V, ,V af s , V3 tiff ,XTC r , Z' fuse 'Di 4w-vw Annette Eileen Woodward, Annie 224 Reinhard Ave. To: Work f'Easy to like Orchestra '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '52, '53, All City High School Orchestra '51, '53, All '53, '53, Cross Country Track Orchestra '53, Girl Sports '51, '52, Open House '51, Variety Show '51, '52, Murphy Shows '52, '53. David Lee Wooley, Dave 783 Siebert St. To: Printer or C.P.A. A friend to all Hobby '52, District Scholarship Test '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Delbert Wayne Young, Wayne 606 Siebert St. To: Air Force Calm, composed and shy Track '51, '52' Cross Country '52, '53, Track Club '52, Reserve Football '52, Reserve Basketball '51, Choir '52, '53, Boys Ensemble '51, '52, '53, Mixed En- semble '51, '52, '53, Murphy Shows '51, '52, '53, P.T.A. Shows '51, '52, '53. Philip Q. Zauderer, Quincey 1152 Bulen Ave. To: Ohio State A very calm manner South High Band '52, '53, Armistice Day Program '53, Ohio Discussion Conference '53, Traveler's Club '53, Study Club '52, Hall Monitor '53, Sportsman's Club IN MEMORIAM Barney Close would have graduated with his class - of January, 1954, if it were not for an accident at the A. Pollock Paper Co. that took his life. He died on june 19, 1953. r Barney was a member of the varsity football and basketball team, and he was crowned king of the Backward Ball last year. 'Tis not the length of time that counts the most, But how heilived those years he spent on earth, the friends he left, pi The little ways he had to win our love and leave with us a host of little memories to prize. His wasa gentle nature, warm and kind, L Direct, and-winsome in the playful way 1 He had of making witty quips to make us smile. , Thatwe shall miss him sorely, we will know. Page Seventeen 'l'l'm fins- he rnnrla nfmnno' no .cfrnnaar cn-n4n Midyear Prophecy The movie camera is focused on City Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, 1964. My photographer and I were just called to the hospital because Donna Ioiiner, the star of the Thompson Uackl and Thompson Giml Motion Picture Studio, has injured her leg while shooting a film. The title of her new movie is The Big Squeeze, which was written by Rudy Raduegge. Donna's doctor is jim Myers, the bone spe- cialist, who is assisted in his work by the registered nurses, Barbara Canter and Lola Oelfler. As we entered the hospital and looked down the hall, we saw Kathy Reiss and Joyce Buchanan scrubbing and waxing the floors of a complete ward. This was their punishment for neglecting to perform their duties. Passing them, we then approached the hospital kitchen where we saw Etna Schumm preparing dinner from a newly-published recipe book, Delightful Ways to Prepare Dinnerf, which was written by the home economist, Orville Iarrell. Phil Zauderer and Wayne Young were cleaning the pots and pans. As we happened to glance out of the window, we saw Charles Blizzard and Lee Salyer pulling Helen Bajus out of the cement where she had just been asked by Mayor Dean Stavrides to make a footprint, since she was the founder of the hospital. While looking over the crowd that had gathered to see the hospital dedication, we saw Ronald Horcher who was now the Governor of Ohio, Pete.Giddens, superintendent of the Boys, Industrial Schpiol in Lancaster, and Annette Woodward who is now playing iirst violin in the New York Symphony Orc estra. As we proceeded down the corridor on our way to Donna's room, we passed the recreation room. We decided to go in and see if we knew anyone in there. We then saw Bob Huskey who was re- cuperating after spraining his wrist while playing the drums. He has his own band now and they travel all over the U.S. joe Piccione is also a member of his group. They recently completed a tour which took them all the way to Los Angeles, California, where they performed at the McGory CSusanJ jazz Theatre. Bob told us that Mary Eichenberger and Roberta Rosenauer are now very famous cover girls on the coast. They are graduates of the DeWitt CFredJ Modeling School. After we left the recreation room, we proceeded on our way to Donnais room. My photographer, Dick Byrd, took some pictures of her to show in the local movie houses. She told us that George Cook was working at the movie studio as prop man and Frank Reeves was sports director. After leaving Donna's room we were assigned to cover the socialite wedding of Pat Lahey and! Howard Kimberly. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. David Steinmetz, who had completed his studies to be a minister in half the time that it usually takes. Some of guests at the wedding included Jim Wonder, a movie director, Fred Smith, now the owner of Smith's Dry Cleaneris and Shirley Rose who is now a teller at the Chapman Savings and Trust Bank which is owned and operated by john Chapan. john told us that Barbara Gordon is now working at the Bornstein fWillardj Restaurant and Food Sup- ply Co. Sally Sherman and Gail Binkley are working as clerks in the order department. Willard Bornstein told us that Bob McLeod has just received a plaque for winning first place in an archery contest. Donna Miller and Nellie Schmitt placed first and second, respectively. The contest was sponsored by the Wesney Manufacturing Co. Marlene Wesney is the founder and president of the company and Margaret Murgatroyed is the Erst vice president. As we watched the ,wedding party walk in, we saw that Carla Kuepfer was maid of honor in a stun- ning Pat Smith original designed by Patricia Smith. The dress was made of ivory satin and lace and had been shipped to Columbus by the Stewart fBilD Shipping Co. and delivered to the church by the Teal fDickJ Cab Co. After leaving the wedding my photographer and I proceeded to the sports arena where they were having a basketball game between South and North. This is the Hrst game to be played in the arena, which was donated to Columbus by Bob Wagoner, the owner of the Wagoner Dept. Store. The referees of the game were Bill Shinn and Ion Sagester. We also saw our old classmates, Jack Phillips and Ron- nie Callander, who now are reporting for the New York Times. Looking over the spectators we saw jean Thompson, the world famous bowling champion, and Donna Iackson, who is a police woman in Cleveland, Ohio. Donna told us that Ann Hughes and jerry Hughes were working as chemical engineers at the Freedman fMortonD Paint Co. Barbara Howell is a secretary at the same company. While we were still at the restaurant eating, we saw Lucille Cacciatore come in with her campaign manager, Pat Hedegus, Lucille is running for Lt. Gov. of Ohio for the second term. She told us that she had just returned from New York where she appeared on a T. V. program called, Adults Take A Standf' One of the stewardesses on the plane was Barbara Biete. Lucille saw a talent show while she was in New York and the headliners were Ann Cook, Alice Byrd, .and Norma Moore. The Mistress of Ceremonies was Betty Hicks and Millie Claar was the musical director. Pat Norris was also on the ro ram. P gAfter leaving the restaurant we returned to the movie studio. My business manager, Ronnie Basler, told me that the academy award winner, lim Bope, had called, inviting us to a party for the South High graduating class of Ian.. 1954. The guests of honor were Harold Harris and Charles Case, who had finally graduated from business college. ..-.. David Wooley, who is now a chemistry professor at Michigan State University, IS flying in on the Case CCharlesl Airlines to be able to attend the Alumni banquet. . . As I returned to my desk I thought about all the wonderful times we had during our four years at South High School. Rnhnrm Dworkin IUNE CLASS' OFFICERS Heading the Iune graduating class of 1954 was Benny Wright. Benny was very active in sports. In his senior year he was co-captain of our championship basketball team and was one of the high scorers on our team. Helping Benny in his job was Ann Chamberlain. Ann was head cheerleader and was our 1953 Home- coming Queen. Havinlg the job of keeping the class books up to date an arranging dates for this and that was the job of Kay Shaulis, senior class secretary. Kay was active in G.A.A. and other school activities. Gene Dixon, senior treasurer, was kept busy col- lecting all the money. After four years of dances, activities, class friends, study, laughter, and tears . . . the senior oflicers leave South with many memories. Left to right, bottom: Ann Chamberlain, Benny Wright, top: Gene Dixon, Kay Shaulis. . 'wh - 9 .. ff f WA D 4 I 1 Q. 1 I 4 - 27 .12- i1'i ' V ,DL- JUNE CLASS ADv1sERs Seated, left to right: Sara Crist, Florence Belcher, Ruth Siplesg standing: T. R. Stahl, W. M. Moler, D. O. Davis. During the year theses senior advisers are kept busy helping the seniors iron out many of the problems that they face. They help preparei the seniors for graduation by seeing that they are taking the proper subjects and have enough credits, in other words, they groom them for graduation. Page Nineteen Frank Lee Abbitt, Buck 800 City Park Avenue Io: College to study engineering A true friend is forever a friend 1-I1-Y '53, '54, Marching Band '51, '52, 53, Sportsman Club '52, '53, Variety Shows '53, '54, Concert Band '52, '53, '54, Sesquicentennial Band '53. French Alvin Adams 1463 Deshler Avenue To: Army Everybody's friend Nancy Lou Akers, Nano 2820 Groveport Road To: Bliss College A merry heart goes all the day Y-Teens '51, '52, '54, Hall Monior '53, '54, Reg. Attendance '51, '52, '53, '54, Advertising Staff-Lens and Optic '54, Style Shows '53, '54, Newcomers Club 51, Personality Club 53, Gym Assistant '53, Radio Workshop '54. Mary Phyllis Aleshire, Mary Phyl 890 Bruck Street To: Ohio State A smile to light the way Science day '53, French Club '53, '54, Y-Teens '51, '52, Attendance Office '52, '54, Main Office '53, '54, Served for Senior Banquet '52, '53, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Hall Duty '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, F.T.A. '52, National Honor Society. Jack Louis Allen, jackson 859 Stanley Avenue To: Ohio State Manners make the man Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Orchestra '51, '52, '53, '54, President '52, '53, '54, Murphy Shows '51, 52, '53, '54, Variety Shows '51, ,'52, '53, '54, Masquers '53, '54, Speech Conference '53, Armistice Day Show '53, Radio Workshop '53, All-City Radio Workshop '53, '54, Open House '51, '52, '53, PTA Program '51, '54, Sales Conference, Ohio State Uni- versity '53, District Band Contests '54, District Orchestra Contests '54, All City Orchestra '53, '54, Senior Play, Our Town '54, Sesquicentennial Central High '53. Ioann Armentrout, Jody 1850 Harrisburg Pike, Briggsdale, Ohio To: Columbus and Southem Ohio Electric Company. To know her is to like her Y-Teens '52, '53, Hall Duty '52, '53, '54, Morning Hall Supervision '54, Lily Parade '53, Girls Personality '51, Treas- urer in Reg. '51, '52, '53, '54, Red Cross 51, Guidance '50, '51, '52, '53, Attend- ance '53, '54. 11116 if - , 5 P 'fa ' ,MZ if ' kan f . 13 1 '.,. . .-.,- a . 13 v f ,W 1 , av., , 1 ,U ,, . ag My .X 1 . 124' ' 'inf' rx rr , , Edgar F. Baker, Ed 655 Stewart Avenue To: Grocery Business A nice fellow Stage Crew '52, '53, Choir '51, '52, '53, Kennel Club '53, '54, Hall Supervisor '53, Monitor '52, Wallace Edward Ballmer, Eddie 540 Sycamore Street V To: Work with Dad Fine qualities Choir '51, '52, '53, '54, Dance Band '53, '54, Stage Crew '51, '52, '53, elma Barkie, Vol 225 Innis Avenue To: Office work A quiet maid is she Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor. Paul Allen Barnhill, Star 3170 Williams Road To: Ohio State For he's a folly good fellow Hi-Y '52, '53, '54, Publicity Chairman, Hi-Y '53, '54, Kennel '52, '53, '54, Ex- ecutive Comm. '53, '54, Annie Get Your Gun '53, Radio Institute '53, Masquer '53, '54, Senior Play Committee '53, '54, Armistice Day Program '53, Radio Work- shop '53, Senior Secretary '53, '54, Hall Monitor '52, '53, '54, O tic and Lens Staff '54, Our Town '52, Lenten Day Program '54. Bill K. Bartram, Bill, Hot Rod, Ace 78 East Fourth Avenue To: Garage Job Calm and collected Leroy Timothy Bauer, Lee 3 84 Reinhard Avenue To: Draftsmen or Machinist An easy-going personality fHi-Y '52, '53, '54, Choir '51, '52, Bgys Glee Club '51, '52, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Hobby Club '52, '53, Drafting Con- test, State Fair '53, fseventh prize, Oblique drawingj. Iames Russell Bethel, Jim 804 E. Whittier Street To: Ohio State A real nice guy Band '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '51, '52, '53, Hi-Y '53, Band State Contest '54, Variety Shows '52, '53, '54, Murphy Show '54, Sesquicentennial Band '53, Hall Monitor '53, National Honor So- ciety. Barbara Louise Biddle, Barb 290 Thurman Avenue To: Undecided Agreeable and likable Y-Teens '52, '53, o4, Style Show '53, Monitor '53. Gary Marshall Biehl, Shultz 772 E. Columbus Street To: Department of Natural Resources A nice friend Band '51, '52, Sportsman Club '52. Roberta Ann Blackburn, Bert 756 Jaeger Street To: Undecided A pleasant person is she Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Girls Attend- ance '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, Pro- grams and Finance, Senior Play- Papa Is All '54. Barbara Lee Blackson, Babs 699 Seymour Avenue To: Secretarial work Nice to be natural when one is natur- ally nice Monitor '50, '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, Junior Achievement '52, '53, Philo '52, '53, '54, Patricia Louise Blakeman, Pat 3296 South High Street To: Ohio State Her smile was meant to be seen Hall Monitor '51, '52, Hall Supervisor '52, '53, Student Council '50, '51, At- tendance OH-lce '51, '52, '53, Red Cross Club '51, Treasurer '51, Girls Personality Club '52, Program Committee in Personal- ity Club '52, F.T.A. '51, '52, G.A.A. '53, '54 Cbasketball and soccerlg Style Show '52, State Biology Test '51, Radio Work- shop '52, '53, PTA Program '54, Papa Is All '53, Senior Room Secretary '54, Gym Assistant '53, Franklin County Alumni Tea '54, State Scholarship Test '54, D.A.R. Test '54, Guidance Office '52, '53, English Scholarship Test '51, :'52, Newconlers uCxlub n'50, 'Senior' Segal J une e777 ' V, C 'EM ' V. ' 7faf- -,aw QZM ,7 . ' 3, Mlm l, we-w we ' ' 4 sa, 7eeeawef5p,rUnw SEQ I f, Wwehwiaai M142 X , I . K ,, atls ' 1a fP7, M? wk' ,, f' ',V if,Lf . ,7 , 5,75 ziipa- 7 1- ,. ,kip ,, V- x,,,WH-we fr: - -, , 7 ' 7 fe,-'77-L91 , af: . , 7 ' facie Q wfr-' , , 'W AIS ' s 3' gi 1 V' 4, 7, 7 1:7 ff 7: 7 7, 7 .7 :a f 'Y 1 7- Q- fi .M 9 W, Z, ,ew ff 7 . 7 ,y ., ,QQWQAQ , X-7,071.7 9 4 twh. .i .v, 441436 - 44141 -,-fm. L-434.-, 4 ,- .f www:-4, W, M . 1 4 Q! ,- . ,.f, -M5 i ' 7 7 I ' 7' rrwfly wwe - ,QM ' leraa l 7 1 f 1 fl , , 7 747 7 ' 'if' Arif-'A f 4, ' I . -, pa? 'C,..f , 7 1, 7-1 7 -7 7 .lll ff lsil ,7 7, i f 7 7 j f jV,5ir 5,,:V,,,', ivbiyyik I , VI . I k,, X. 7?i7fuQ71i , ,' 77,e ' pril 7 if 7 7 , ,,7, 1 H ae, rlil, 1 , , p?T'SZZ2'77 i7 '?ZYW59 V,Jan yy ,,V ,,5V,W5 rV,V ,, I my ww? YW LPQQM 9 , g,47.7,gVa-57, , ,V K 7 7 ' , 3 A, wygy , ,yiff M , fer 'wwe ,l 7a 7 , M -, I I, ,,,5?,7,17,f, 7 7 '? ' 'I 375 V. 7 , , f .1 , ' '7 1' - ' 'new 7, 5 7 4 H f 'f'f 7?E,,2i ,7 ', ff. 31, 7 ,..,. 77-i ,.,,,, if ,J,f ' 1 1',7f:,y,. f ' - i 7777 ' Q 1 , ' '77 - , '7 fy, 1 f':f,57 ' Zakir , 4 p in-Q , , M- , i 7 Wwawife? Ji Donald H. Bloom, Don 1097 Mooberry Street To: Ohio State Never a worry, never a care Sanford Gilbert Bloom, Sam 754 Carpenter Street To: Ohio State University The mind, the manner, the will to suc- ceed Nature Club '51, '52, '53, French Club, Vice President '53, President '54, Chem- istry Club '53, '54, President, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Concert Band '52, '53, '54, Orchestra '52, '53, '54, District and State Science Day Exhibits '53, Wilming- ton Folk Orchestra '54. James Russell Boso 148 Hinman Avenue To: Undecided Not a care in the world Stephen Craig Botley, Steve 2007 Studer Avenue To: Ohio State A bit of business mixed with fun Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, '54, Reserve Football '51, '52, Hall Monitor ,51, '52, '53, '54, Draft Contest at State Fair Hirst place- single story housel '53, Marching Band '51, '52, Concert Band '51, '52, '53. Lois Pi. Bowen, Big Lody 78 Benheld Avenue To: Mt. Carmel School of Nursing Full of mischief Girls Club '52, '53, Newcomers Club '50, '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, Hall Duty '53, Lab. Assistant '53, '54, Entertainment for Backward Ball '53. Eleanor Delores Brandenberger, Ellie 1397 South Ohio Avenue To: Ohio State University There's magic in her artirtic fingertips Hall Monitor '51, '52, Y-Teens '51, G.A. A. '51, Information Please '52, Nurse's Aid '53, Optic Stall '54, Lens staff '54, Sketch Club '51, Senior Decorating Com- mittee '54, Donald Edward Brining, Bunnie 749 Jaeger Street To: Michigan State Men of few words are the best men Student Council, Kennel Club, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Choir, En- semble, Radio, Hi-Y. Earl G. Brinkerhoff, Brinker 276 E. Moler Street To: Ohio State University Quietness is bliss Photography Club '54, Chemistry '54. Dolores Mae Brinkman, Dee 1497 King Avenue To: Ohio State At home with a paintbrushn Y-Teens, Publicity Chairman '52, '53, Lens Staff '54, Optic Staff '54, Varsity Show '51, Hall Monitor '51, Attendance Office '52, Main Office '54, Sketch Club '51. Senior Decorating Committee '54, Edward H. Burgner, Big Ed 958 South 18th Street To: Army All who know him, like him Marching Band and Concert Band '51, '52, '53, Dance Band '54, Patricia Delores Bush, Pat 917 South Front Street To: Telephone Company Meek, modest and mild Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor '53, Style Show '53. Patricia Ann Caine, Curly 868 Stewart Avenue To: Capital University A serene smile, a bubbling laugh Kennel Club '52, '53' 54, Executive Com- ' mittee '53, Band '52, '53 '54, Band, Orchestra Variety Show '52, '53, '54, Murphy Show '53, Girls Glee Club '52, Choir '52, '53, '54, All City Choir '52, '53, Radio Institute Usherette '53, Radio Workshop '53, PTA Program '54, PTA Open House '52, Sesquicentennial '53, French Club '53, Secretary '53, Hall Monitor '52, '53, '54, Backward Ball Floorshow '54, J une Marvin Callif, Harry 745 South 18th Street To: Florida A winning smile, not too talkative Reserve Football '51, Senior Home Room Treasurer '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, Treas- urer for Senior Basketball Came '54, Donna Iosephine Canny, Io 527 Welch Avenue To: Secretarial work Sweet and lovely Student Council '53, '54, Student Court '53, '54, Queen's Court '53, Optic '54, Kennel Club '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor fl -, '53, Usherette, Papa Is All '54, Radio , Workshop '53, Usherette, Radio Institute '53, Entertainment Committee-Backward Ball. 90' , .4-,V .v,, , 'i tm ilii i 72- Bobby Lee Carter, Peanut 12139 yVVakger Street . , A man of few words . , . ,53' f' Nature Club '53, Optic and Lens Q '54, Student Council '52, Hall Duty '53. Arthur Darrell Castle, Art 1835 South 6th Street To: Ohio State University Always a gentleman Drum Major '54, Sportsman Club '53, '54, Hall Duty Supervisor '53, '54, Choir '52, '53, '54. Ann Elizabeth Chamberlain, Annie 1739 South 8th Street To: Work Queen of queens Newcomers Club Chairman '51, Home- coming Queen '53, Secretary, Kennel Club '52, '53, Vice President, Kennel Club '53, Vice President, Flora Fauna '54, Cheerleading '52, '53, '54, Head Cheerleader '53, '54, Usherette, Papa Is A1l '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, A11 Stars, Optic Staff '54, Hall Supervisor '52, '53, Vice President, Senior Class '54, PTA Program '54, Sesquicentennial '53, Variety Show '52, '54, Style Show '52, Y-Teens '51, Rotary Luncheon '54, Our Town , Cast '54. T Philip Ronald Chamberlin ' ,rt 435 south 18th street WN 'V vs, To: Ohio.State U, , it A sparkling wit 9 F J' Track '52, '53, '54, Cross Country '51, ' ' ' 5 '52, '53, Student Council, Student Court- , 5 f, Bland '51, '52, '53, National Honor 301 ,, ciety. Iames Joseph Chichka, Chico 226 E. Innis Avenue To: Ohio State Out for a good time Sportsman Club '53, '54, Senior Play Advertising Committee '53, Variety Show Cast '54, Newcomers Club '51, Radio Workshop '54, Mary Lou Clark 506 Stanley Avenue To: Ohio State University Sweet and demure Newcomers Club Committee '51, '52, Y- Teens '52, '53, Kennel Club '53, '54, Girls Attendance Office '51, '52, '53, '54, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Dramatics '53, '54, Hall Duty '52, '53, Hall Supervisor '52, G.A.A. '52, Optic Staff '53, '54, Senior Scholarship Test '54, Book Exchange '54, Backward Ball Floor Show '54, Our Town '54, Lens Staff '54, Flora and Fauna '54. Tommy T. Cochran, Tom 960 Lockbourne To: Ohio State A cheerful manner Kennel Club '52, Sportsman Club '53, '54, Public Speaking. Richard P. Colburn, Punky 795 E. Fulton Street To: Ohio State Full of mischief Colleen Suzanne Corbett, C6Bunny77 1381 E. Whittier Street To: Sales field 'A bit of Kilamey, a bit of blamey too Newcomers Club '51, Stylettes '51, '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '53, '54, Optic Staff '53, '54, Radio Workshop '53, Open House '51- Usherette Radio Institute Con- vention '53, Finance Committee Annie Get Your Gun '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, '54, G.A.A '51, Lily Parade, Finance Committee Papa Is All '53, Cast Our Town '54. Donna Lee Courtney 530 E. Gates Street To: Accounting Held H go luc y , InligrFrhation Please '52j G.A.A. 52, '53, Kennel Club '53, '54, Attendance Oilice '52, '53, '54, Hall Supervisor 52, Senior Scholarship '54, Newcomers M. C. 51, Variety Show '51, National Honor Society. 11116 , .'.,',- ff' 1 s tiii 1 X 4 ' :- X W, ..,fv7-- HHH, we - -ffw , X22 8 I f 5' f of f Q X I ik-af , y ppp.pp, p pg .y , .y 4 r.i ,ill ..t, X Q, Bettie Mae Coverdale 568 Sheldon Avenue To: Work Cool, calm and quiet Stylettes '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, Hall ixggnitor '54, Kennel Club '54, Girls Glee Frances Cowan, Frankie 497 Mithoif Street To: Work Amiable, unafected good nature Ir. Choir '52, East High School, Optic gtaiff '54, Spiritual Choir '53, East High c oo . Beverly Ann Danison, Dumbo 852 Ann Street To: Work Peaches and cream and intelligence too Kennel Club '52, Philo '53, '54, French Club '53, '54, President '53, '54, French Scholarship Test '52, '53, Senior Scholar- ship Test '54, Variety Show '52, '53, Re- serve and Varsity Cheerleader '52, '53, '54, Student Council '51, 52, Student Court '51, '52, Homecoming and Back- ward Ball Decorating Committee '51, '52, Backward Ball Floorshow '54, Library '51, '52, '53, '54, Chairman '53, '54, Homecoming Queen's Court '53, Track Queens Court 53, Book Exchange '53, '54, Hall Supervisor '53, '54, Program Committee, Papa Is All , Girls Glee '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, F.T.A. '52, '53, 54, Hostess E.I.B. Day '53, National Honor Society. Mary Faye Daugherty 442 Reinhard Avenue To: Work Silence more musical than any song' Y-Teens '52, '53, '54. Barbara Jean Davis, Barb 1193 Geers Avenue To: Ohio State Sparkle, snap, and flashing wit Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Program Chair- man '53, '54, Cafeteria Cashier '52, '53, '54, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Radio Institute Usherette '52, '53, P.T.A. Pro- gram '54, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Senior Play Committee '53, P.T.A. Open House '51, Newcomers Club '51, Senior Social Committee '54, Play Cast '54, Patti Lou Denney, Pat 601 E. Moler Street To: Bowling Green State University She does easily what othe1s find diHicuIt Newcomers Club Committee '51, '52, Y- Teens '52, '53, '54, President '52, '53, 54, Y-Teens Inter-Club Council '52, '53, 54, Vice President '53, '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Sportshead '52, '53, Sec- retary '53, '54, Philo '52, '53, '54, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Cashier in Caf- eteria '51, '52, '53, '54, Oflice Helper '51, '52, Lab. Assistant '53, '54, Science Day Registrar '53, Choir '53, '54, Choir Festival '53, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, C.O.T.A. Choir '53, Gym Assistant '53, '54, Nurse's Aid '54, Buckeye Girls State '53, Masquers '54, Business Com- mittee Double Door' '52, Chairman, Costumes Committee Papa ls All' '53, Student Council '52, National Honor Society. Eugene Louis Dixon, Dixie 1828 Parsons Avenue' To: Work Ready for work, ready for play' Varsity Football '52, '53, Swimming '51, '52, Sportsman Club '53, '54, Treasurer of Senior Class '54, National Honor So- ciety. Lawrence A. Doersarn 841 S. Champion Avenue To: Ohio State Silent and sensible Paul Gerald Dorsey, Slink 778 S. 22nd Street To: Ohio State Never a. frown Hobby Club '52, '53, Quincy Adams Dunn, Ducy 438 E. Stauring Street To: Work An all-around swell fellow Reserve Basketball '51, Reserve Football '52, Varsity Basketball '53, '54. Danny Dale Dupler, Dupe 932 Miller Avenue To: Work Baby face Charlotte Lucille Durant, CCI-Jllcyff 1846 Weller Avenue To: Work A sweet disposition , Hall Monitor '51, '53, '54, Y-Teens 52, '53, Newcomers Club '50, Personality Club '51, Radio Workshop '53, '54. Page Twenty-1:0111 J une 4 , 1 ', , ,rsir ' ,gif f f ' - L 2,25 1 ,, 1 gp: -,',., - f'E,:f9,,.. , ' ' ,W fg, 1 ff-Eg M' g if ir 7 so srcr .f yy y fyr if I Al f f' ,f-wot. fn, t 14, , fi V+-suv' rv . ' ' ' r,',- 1 i, d - -All-.l , V, f 'E'-W -55.525 ' y Uivqga-vpfzfau '-V'-fee 'f ' 'ff' it lf5'ig?:'gf1? y I, ,Q V ww fx V, .A Cf . as , , , ,,hA, , 2 ,V M Y' J, 2451: 11 ff fx ff 'E Q M94 ' CVT, ' X2 . Qs-'NX '. Z ' Roberta Mae Dworkin, Bobbie 960 Berkeley Road To: Ohio State A girl like she,,you'll never see Newcomers Club '51, Stylettes '52, '53, '54, Publicity Director '53, '54, Hi School Huddle Reporter '53, '54, Optic Stalf '53, '54, Editor '53, Lens Staff '54, Editor '54, Iournal Youth Page Reporter '53, '54, Representative to the Ohio State Journalism Conference '53, Student Supervisor and Hall Monitor '54, Photog- raphy Club '54, Rotary Luncheon '54, Home Room Secretary '54, Press Club Banquet '54. June Celia Early, June Bug 386 Woodrow Avenue To: Ohio State Uncommon common sense Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54, Optic '53, '54, Advertising Staff '53, '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, '54. Robert Gordon Engel, Pickle 816 S. 22nd Street TO: Work Always ready for a laugh Sportsman Club '53, '54, Hobby Club '52, Reserve Football '51, Dixie Lee Eseman, Trixie 1050 Oakwood Avenue To: Travel A Southern Belle Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Concert Band '52, '53, Y-Teens '51', '52, '53- G.A.A. '53, Gym Assistant '53, '54. 1 Walter Fredrick Faelchle, Dutch 671 Reinhard Avenue To: Work Wonderful qualities Band '51, '52, Sportsman Club '53, '54. Nancy Lee Feil, Stinkie 337 E. Welch Avenue To: Work Laugh and the world laughs with you Radio Workshop '53, Y-Teens '52, '53, Decorating Committee for Rose Prom '53, Senior Choir '53, '54, All City Choir '53, Usherette, Senior Play '54. Carol Lee Fellure 1837 S. 6th Street To: Ohio State He benefits by helping others H1-Y '52, Slide Rule Club '53, Printing Staff '52, '53, '54, National Honor So- cie y. Carol Margaret Feyes 1707 Columbus Street To: Ohio University She never says it can't be done Y-Teens '51, Philo '52, '53, '54, New- comers Club '51, Attendance OH'lce '53, Main Oi'Hce '53, '54, Art Work for Board of Education Guidance Dept. '54, Art Scholarship to Columbus School for Professional Training '53, '54. Maurice Douglas Fife, Doug 484 Linwood Avenue To: Ohio State Seldom heard but always doing Hall Monitor '53, Hall Supervisor '54. uBObv Robert Joseph Finta, 176 Hinman Avenue To: Work Quiet and conscientious Sportsman Club '51, '52, '53, '54, March- ing Band '51, Concert Band '52, Football '51, '52, Reserve Track '52. Perry Franklin Fisher, Mike 3009 Courtright Road To: Ohio State A friend to everyone he knows Projection Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Presi- dent '53, Stage Lighting Crew '51, '52, '53, '54, Crew Chief '53, '54. Richard Leroy Foreman, Dick 2564 Fairwood Avenue To: Work Hard work is his pastime Hi-Y '52, '53, '54. J ' 3 'W . - . 54, 11116 f x 1' ', ., ',',g ' 'V-Vi I 'Z' A , AY! 2' 2' , Q aaa 'iff' ,,',, ,,,',,, Q, 43. , ff' sr: ,, 4 ., ,,.f it , ,,,, ,.. , ,, ,,,,f f7.,f,:,s .,.,, ,, .f ,.,f,.,-7 'z 1:Ez ,, F ,, ,, 4 ,f,,-1.. , A ' 42 ,I ,Q fx Rena Katherine Fox, Strong Rena 739 Maplewood Avenue To: Work As merry as the day is long Y-Teens '53, '54, Hall Monitor '52, '53, Camera Club '52, Secretary '52, New- comers Club '51, Orchestra '51, '52. John Frederick Frank, Fritz 616 S. Lazelle Street To: Professional Baseball or Coach Humor is his business Baseball '52, '53, '54, Football '53, President, Flora and Fauna '54, National Honor Society, Our Town '54. William Oliver Frase, Bill 930 E. Livingston Avenue To: Work Live wire Hi-Y '54, Band '52, '53, '54, Dance Band '52, '53, '54, Hobby Club '51. Marjorie Ann Frederick, Margie' 65 E. Mithoi-l? Street To: Work A perky, pleasant manner Newcomers Club '51, Stylettes Club '52, '53, '54,' President '52, '53, Hall Moni- tor '52, '54, Style Shows '52, '53, '54, Usherette Papa Is All '53, Usherette Institute for Education by Radio-Tele- vision '53, P.T.A. Program '54. Ronald Glenn Friebis 1060 Marion Road To: Work As likable as lockable Stage Crew '51, Hobby Club '51, '52, Hall Monitor '52, Graphic Arts Club '52, '53, Printing Staff '52, '53, '54. Walton Richard Gamer, Dick 712 S. Broadleigh Road To: Ohio State Ah, every inch a scholar French Club, Vice-President '53, '54, Dance Band '53, '54, Band-Orchestra '51, '52, '53, '54, Entered State Music Con- test, Third place in Chemistry Scholar- ship Test, First place in American His- tory Test, Ohio State, Senior Scholarship Tests, National Honor Society. Paula Hope Gatewood 1129 S. Cassingham Road To: Ohio State She speaks what she thinks Camera Club '51, Hall Supervisor '52, Y-Teens '53, '54, Philo '52, '53, '54, G.A.A. '53, '54, F.T.A. '53, '54, New- comers Club '51, Finance Committee Papa ls All '53, Lily Parade '52, Armistice Day Program '53, Registrar, State Science Show '53, Skit at French Banquet, All City Choir, Radio Work- shop '53, All City High School Radio Workshop '53, '54, Open House '52, Choi' '53, '54, Girls Glee '52, Attend- ance Oftice '52, '53, '54, Altemate Buck- eye Girls State '53, Usherette, Radio In- stitute '53, Chemistry Lab Assistant '53, Masquers '54, Speech Conference '53, Re- ceiver of Class Key '54, P.T.A. Program '54, Placed in American Legion Essay Contest, Optic Staff '54, National Honor Society, Rotary Luncheon, Our Town , Vice President, Masquers '54. Wilda Elaine Gibbs, Willie 176 Frebis Avenue To: Bell Telephone A merry heart Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, Attendance Oflice '53, Guidance Room '53, '54, Newcomers Club '51, P.T.A. Program '54, Costume Committee Papa Is All '53, Radio Workshop '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Barbara Marilyn Gould, Barb 830 Linwood Avenue To: Ohio State Easy to look at, better to know Girls Glee '52, Senior Choir '52, '53, '54, Open House '53, Sesquicentennial Pag- eant '53, All City Mass Choir '52, '53, Show for P.T.A. '52, Radio Institute '53, Ticket Committee Papa ls All' '54, Floor Show Backward Ball '54, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Library Staff '53, Library Sec- retary '53, '54, Hall Supervisor '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, G.A.A. '53, Doris Ann Grate 939 Ellsworth Avenue To: Ohio State Always laughing, always gay Stylettes '52, '53, '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Drama '53, '54, Optic and Lens '53, Y-Teens '53, '54, Public Speaking, Vice-President '53, Style Shows '52, '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Radio '54, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, '54. Charles Armande Gray, Chuck 149 Collingwood Road To: Ohio State Friend to animal, friend to man Boys Activities '51, Hobby Club '52, '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, '54. Georgean E. Gray, Babe 1380 Parsons Avenue To: Work 'Tour wit makes others witty Radio Workshop, Y-Teens '52, '53, Page Twenty-six J 11116 if ,- riff V Q as lxyfy t f '-Eff 'fe if G 4yfw,2,w14.,,,??, 944' ,,,,,L,,,,.,. f,, , 'Fefe f ,Cy-is 4' f ' , -, f .4551 -, 3? ii Donald Thomas Grcic, Gris 1405 S. Fifth Street To: Ohio State Little work, lot of play Varsity Football '51, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, Hall Supervisor '51, '52, Hall Monitor '53. Phyllis Iune Grizzell, Buggs 3971 Beechbank Road To: Ohio State Her heart is like a trolley, always room for more Sketch Club '52, F.T.A. '52, French Club '53, '54. Janet Mae Gwynn, Ian 1195 Wilson Avenue To: Ohio State Personality personified Newcomers Club '51, Student Council '51, '52, stylenes ,514 Philo '52, '53, Vice-President '54, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Variety Show '54, Papa Is All '53, Radio Institute, Usher '53, P.T.A. Meeting Skit '54, Main Office '52, '53, Hall Duty '52, National Honor So- ciety. - Beverly Jeanine Hagan 1617 South Eighth Street To: Secretarial Work Happy and carefree Y-Teens '52, Philo '52, '53, '54, Student Council '52, Style Show '52, '53, '54, Attendance Oilice '53, '54. Carole Loretta lean Hall, Carrie 434 Kossuth Street To: Secretarial Work Pretty as a picture Y-Teens '52, '53, Stylettes '53, Orchestra '51, '52, F.T.A. '53, ,543 Majoreue '51, '52, '53, Main Oitice '52, Newcomers '51, Variety Show '51, '52, '53, '54, Murphy Show '51, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Marianne Rose Hammon 1198 Wilson Avenue To: Ohio State I just naturally talented , Girl: Glee Club '50, '51, Choir Librarian '52, '53, Choir '54, Mixed Ensemble '52, '53, '54, C.O.T.A. District Contest '53, '54, C.O.T.A. State Contest '53, Fed- erated Music Contest '53, P.T.A. Pageant '52, '53, P.T.A. Ogxen House '52, '53, Main Office '52, '5 , F.T.A. '51, F.T.A. Social Chairman '52, F.T,A. Librarian '53, F.T.A. '54, Kennel Club '53, '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Newcomers Club '50, Student Council '51, '52, Murphy Show '52, '53, '54, Franklin County Alumni Tea 54, State Scholarship Test '54, Radio Workshop '54, State English Test '51, Locks and Lockers Assistant '52, '53, '54, Gym Assistant '50, '51, A11 City Choir 52, '53, Variety Show '545 Backward Floor-show '54, Guidance Charles Edward Harbour 984 Gilbert Street To: Ohio State Whatever he does, he does wisely Hi-Y '51, Library stair '51, optic '54, Printing Staff '54, Rita Jane Harmon 1524 Whittier Street To: Ohio State Sweeter than honey Easter Program '53, Thanksgiving Pro- gram '52, '53, Student Council '53, New- comers Club '51, G.A.A. '51, '52, Usher- ette Papa Is All '53, Christmas Play '53, Masquers '54, Stylettes '52, Y-Teens Worship Chairman '53, '54, Style Show '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor '54, Cafeteria Cashier '51, '52, '53, '54, National Honor Society. Melvin Douglas Haws, Hawsie 16 Reeb Avenue To: C. 8: O. Railroad Master of all tricks Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Reserve Bas- ketball '5l, '52, Varsity Basketball '52, '53, Varsity Baseball '52, Optic Staff '54, Varie Show This is Your Life '53, fy Senior Play, Our Town . Alan Eugene Helm 218 East Gates Street To: Ohio State A man of deeds, not words Kennel Club '52, '53, '54, Masquers '53, '54, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Radio Work- shop '52, '53, Christmas Play '53, P.T.A. Pageant '54, Armistice Day Program '53, Public Speaking Conference '53, Senior Play Committee '53, '54, South High lkglirching Band '51, '52, Pres. Masquers Janice Ruth Henkelmann, Stron g Ian 669 Jenkins Ave. To: General Office Work A quip to cap any situation Style Show '52, '53, '54, Senior Choir '52, '53, '54, All City Choir Festival '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '54, Stvlettes '52, Vice- President '53, Secretary '54, Chapel Choir Festival '53, '54, Open House '52, Murphy Show '52, Hall Duty '53, Stud- ent Council '53, '54, G.A.A. '51, 52: F.T.A. '52, '53, Newcomers '51, Social Representative for Senior Class '54, Shirley Mae Henthorn, Teke 562 Reinhard Avenue Kind and thoughtful as she can be H116 fi 6 ,. ff -we f ff , af Q- -ww 2.-.1 ,:,1 ,I .144 Charles Adrian Hinson, Red 158 Innis Avenue To Ohio State Class clown Stage Crew '53, '54, Hobby Club. Donald A. Hochuli, Don 398 East Gates Street To: General Motors Not too serious, not too gay-iust right Marching Band '51, Concert Band '52, Football '52 '53, Reserve Football '51, Sportsmans Club '52, Hi-Y '53, '54, Slide Rule Club '53, Reserve Track '52, Hall Supervisor '54, Patricia Ann Holland, Speedy 483 Columbus Street To: Farm Bureau Energetic and enthusiastic Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54, Member at Large CY-Teensl '52, '53, Stylettes '53, '54, Majorette '51, '52, '53, '54, Hall Duty '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, Cast for Senior Play, Our Town, '54, Cafeteria '51, '52, '53, '54, Links Proiect '52, State Conference '52, Program Com- mittee for Papa Is All 53, .A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Shirley Ann Holsinger 888 Ellsworth Avenue To: OEce Work No endeavor is in vain Y-Teens '52, '54, Main Office '53, '54, P.T.A. Program '54, Philo '53, '54, Papa Is All Props Committee '53, Attendance Oiiice '53, Senior Scholarshiti' Test '54, Cast for Senior Play, Our own '54, National Honor Society. Barbara Jean Huff, Bunnie 494 East Gates Street To: Work Without an enemy Newcomers Club '52, Y-Teens '53, '54, Hall Monitor '54. Iill Nelene Huiss 614 Carpenter Street To: Secretarial Work Small, swift and sweet Variety Show '51, Murphy Show '51, Girls Glee '51, '52, Senior Choir '53, '54, All City Mass Choir '53, Stylettes '53, '54, Class Monitor '53, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Y-Teens '52, '53, Book Ex- change '53, Page Twenty-seven David Alan Hussey, Huss 679 Thurman Avenue To: Ohio State Master of himself Sportsmans Club '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Senior Basketball Team '54, Drawing in Fair '53 18th placej. Carol Ann jackson, Bubbles 559 South Fourth Street To: Social Service Work Her blush is cherry red Newcomers '51, Main Oiiice '53, '54, Y-Teens '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, Ig5enclg3Club '53, '54, Hall Monitor '51, Armond Clay Jordan, Clay 793 East Kossuth Street To: Ohio State Well liked by everyone Sportsmans Club '52, '53, Reserve Foot- ball '53, Graphic Arts '52, '53, Drafting Contest at State Fair '53 17th placel. Jacqueline Lou Katz, Iackie 905 Lockbourne Avenue To: Bank Work Gentle manners, full of 5grace Student Council '53, ' 4, Information Please '51, Newcomers Club '50, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Assistant Program Chair- man '53, '54, Senior Scholarship Test '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Usher- elite Radio Institute '53, Radio Work- s op. Marilyn Ruth Kauffman, Mimi 969 Lilley Avenue To: Ohio State Ever ready, steady and loyal Philo '52, '53, '54, Publicity Chairman '53, '54, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, F.T.A. Librarian '52, Publicity Chaimian '52, '53, '54, Bookroom '53' Latin Club Treasurer '51, c.A.A. jeg, '53, 54: Orchestra '51, '52, Armistice Day Pro- gram 53, P.T.A. Program '54, 01750 Staff '53, Papa Is All Program Ticket Committee '53, Lens Stal-I '54, Library Stad' '53, Girls' Attendance '51, Guidance Helper '53, '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Latin State Scholarshig Test '52, Our Town, Cast, Fran lin County Alumni Recognition Tea '54, Home Room Sec. 53, 54. William Edward Keener, Willie 523 East Engler To: Ohio State Bill doesn'tb Zane much til -gill, but 01' 11' ' ' ou can ay 63516536 'gi '53, Track '52, fm, Varsity S '52, '53, Sportsman Club ,525 Kennel Club '53, Papa Is All ,535 Our Town '54, Flora and Fauna 54, Lenten Service Program '54, P.T.A. Pro- gram '54, Optic Staff '53, '54, Backward Rall Floor Show '54. , J une ,r aa 5? X41 .-raw, I Jn A , H , f,',, , f Q 16,-fy ,, . ,5 7f,3,,g, , f- 1. fwfr an f ,1 ,gf f,ff lr, ,, fyff ' 14 ff: I X 1, f f ,,,, :Cr rf , ,,,,, y 41 . X ig-f' .f,., - ,,., , rr, r r,,w-f ,i f- , -Q ':. ,f,1'fH, - v,,'Q'f ff' fpfifitzf , X ,. ,, ,V ,lr :ff , Ji. 5 V, K ,QM iz! .54-4 ., 611 'X 0 C 45 f E ff' - ,s,, , ' ey' fe , , .,f! . . 4 ,., in ff Q ff f H f W we 01 V V' few 45 f -.-, Patricia Ann Kelley, Pat 1488 East Whittier Street To: Capital Good sense is at the bottom of every- thing Philo '52, '53, '54, F.T.A. '54, Y-Teens '53, '54, Newcomers '51, Information Please '52, Senior Scholarship Test '54, D.A.R. Citizenship Contest '54, Hall Monitor '52, '53, District Band Contest '54, District Ensemble Contest '54, Boys Attendance Oflice Assistant '53 '54, Marching Band '51, '52, '53, Concert Band '52, '53 '54, Spring Concert '52, '53, '54, Variety Show ' 3, '54' Usher- ette Radio :Sz Television Institute '53, Lab. Assistant '52, '54, Registrar at State Sci- ence Show '53, English Scholarship Team at OSU '52, '53, Lily Parade '53- Links Project '54, junior Achievement '53, '54, Senior Social Committee '54, National Honor Society. Jackson Wesley Kershaw, lake 5 30 Hanford Street To: Ohio State 'Tis his good nature that wins the heart Hi-Y '51, Membership Cnarrniai 02, Sergeant-at-Arms '53, '54, President '54, Choir '52, '53, '54, Mound Variety Show '53, Football '51, '52, Marching Band '25, '52, Band, Orchestra Variety Show Ianice Ann Keseg, Ian 6 ll South Lazelle Street To: Secretarial Work Bewitching eyes of blue Queen Court '54, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Cabinet '53, Newcomers '51, Hall Moni- tor '51, '52, '53, '54, Optic Staif '54, Senior Sec. '54, Librarv Stat? '53, '54. Walter Ronald Kidd 4 51 East Deshler Avenue To: Ohio State He takes things as they come Newcomers Club '51, Vicki LaVonne Kindelberger 1 570 Moler Street To: Telephone Company Full of pep, bright and gay Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54,' Girls Glee Club '52, '53, Senior Choir '53, '54, Book Exchange '52, Hall Monitor '51, Variety Show '51, '54, Open House '51, All City Choir '54, Murphy Show '54. Donna Jean Kirchner, 3 Little Shag 48 East Moler Street To: Mt. Carmel School of Nursing In her tongue is the law of kindness Basketball '51, '52, '53, Softball '52, Soccer '53, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Gym Assistant '52, '53, Kennel Club '52, '53, Kennel Club Executive Committee '53- Band '53, '54 qmaiorenep, All Stal Basketball '52, '53, Band 8a Orchestra Va- riety Show '53, '54, National Honor So- ciety. Shirley Ann Knapp 1838 Bucher Street To: Work Honesty is her policy Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, G.A.A. '52, Style Show '52, '53, Margaret Rose Komives, Midge 1590 Studer Avenue Always on the go Lonely 1-Iearts Club '54, Camera Club ,52, Main Oilice '52, Student Supervisor 54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, '54, :Y-Teens '53, '54, Girls Basketball '51, 52, '53, Variety Show '54, Gym Assist- gmt 251, '52, '53, '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, 53, 54, Papa Is All Showcase Com- mittee '53, P.T.A. Program '54, New- comers Club '51, Optic '54, Leng Staff '54, Style Shows '53, '54. Patricia Ioan Koterba, Iody 947 Heyl Avenue To: Work Tell me pretty maiden, is there any more at home like you Main Office '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Radio '53, G.A.A. '52, '53, Public Speak- ing '53 '54, Dramatics '53, '54, Hall Duty '52, '53, cafeteria '53, r54, New- comers Club '51. Nelson Paul Kuehner, Paul 642 South Grant Avenue To: Work He who blushes is not quite a brute Sportsmans '53, '54. George Ray Langley 138 'Dexter Road To: Engineering A quiet man, but quite a man. Football '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, '54, Choir '51, '52, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Student Court '52, '53, Kennel Club '50. Patricia Ioan Laycox, Pat 902 Ellsworth Avenue To: ,Nursing A Song in her heart French Club '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '54, Book Room '51, '52, Girls Attend- ance '51, '52, Boys Attendance '53, '54, Red Cross Club '52, Mixed Ensemble '53, '54, Girls Ensemble '52, Girls Glee Club '52, '53, Choir '53, '54, Lab Assistant '53, Sesquicentennial Show '53, Choir Festival '53, Murphy Show '54, Open House '52, '54, Science Show '53, Reg. Room Secretary '51, '52, '53, Ensemble-Television Show '53' Ensem- ky, rural-, rn,1-...-..,x vga. Auf, r-i.,L , pi Keane Ta':,rf.,:a,:M,,,- f.,.,.,.,, 'Lie ,Q 11116 ,fl , 1 f-,' f J , ,,,,,, IA, Elizabeth Diane Lee, Betsy 81 Beechwood Road To: Ohio State Trim and tasteful F.T.A. '53, '54, Y-Teens '54, Queens Court '53. David Eugene Leifler, Long Legs 3497 Livingston Avenue To: Ohio State None but himself can be his parallel Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Orchestra '53, Track '52, Hi-Y '52, '53, Cross Country CTrackl '52, '53, Spanish Club '52. Walter Samuel Leiser, Walt 2830 East Moreland To: Work Life without laughing is a blank dream Rosalie Lemmon, Rosie 2050 Linwood Avenue To: Secretarial Field Her greatest sin-a happy grin Optic Staff '53, '54, Attendance Slip Taker '53, '54, Hall Monitor '52, '53, '54, Girls' Club '52, Newcomers Club '51, G.A.A. '51, '52. Janet Letow, Nenie 1414 S. 4th St. To: Ohio State Peep brown eyes running over with ee E Speech Conference '53, Make-up, Senior Play '53, Y-Teens '53, '54, Newcomers Club '52. Marvin F. Letow, Fivel 1414 S. 4th St. To: Ohio State He's not lazy, he's just in love with rest Band '53, Public Speaking '53, Chemis- try Demonstration '53. Page Twenty-nine Phyllis Ann Leupp, Phil 326 Siebert Street To: Seamstress Field Always sweet is she Philo '53, '54. Elizabeth Ann Ling, Liz 1715 South Sixth Street To: Secretarial Field A girl with good qualities Helen Patricia Longworth, Hellie 1185 Linwood Avenue To: Ohio State A haunting melody Senior Choir '53, '54, Secretary '53, '54, Murphy Show '53- All City Choir '53, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, Open House '51, P.T.A. Program '52, Girls' Glee '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, New- comers Club '51, Hall Duty '52, Mary Margaret Loy, Meg 1874 Fairwood Avenue To: Work The dearest friend, the sweetest girl Marching Band '53, '54, Concert Band '53, '54, Orchestra '53, '54. Doris Anne Ludaway 629 Lewis Avenue To: Work Her ways are ways of pleasantnessn Newcomers Club '51, G.A.A. '52. Anne Marie Matthews, Annatha 311 Siebert To: Work A merry maid of dancing feet and smilin es Cheeriailling '52, '53, '54, Student Coun- cil '53, Student Court '53, Book Ex- change '54, Kennel Club '52, '53, Sec- retary '53, Flora and Fauna '54, Secretary '54, Usherette Annie Get Your Gun , Optic '54, G.A.A. '52, '53, 549 All Stars, Hall Monitor '52. ,. ,, f W , , 4 AI ff. 2 f X 4 P M I7 1 , , I, My ', X , f 11116 1 , j!,V,k!,,X,, 5-47. f-,gy . 5 M ffl, f X 'Vfff fs, f '74,-M7 1 I , W ,.,, , , iw 4 5' W f f f X cc an f Io Ann Mayer, Iody 895 Kirby Avenue To: Ohio State Cheer7'ulness wins friends wherever it goes Philo '52, '53, '54, French Club '53, '54, Art Club '52, Murphy shows '51, '52, '53, '54, Variety Shows '52, '53, '54, Oilice '51, '52, '53, '54, Attendance OHice '54, Lab Assistant 52, '53, Or- chestra '51, '52, '53, '54, Dance Band '52, '53, '54, Speech -Conference '53, Lily Parade '52, Armistice Day Program 53, Science Day Participant '53, '54, Open House '51, '52, Class History '54, Placed in Senior Scholarship Tests '54, Essay Contest Winner '53, First in State Spanish Tests '52, First in State Latin Tests '53, National Honor Society. Marian McClaskey, Hot Shot 1212 South Washington To: Work As good a lass as you could know G.A.A. '50, '51, '52, Study Club '53, '54, Main Oilice '53, Ogtic Stal-I '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '5 , '54, Attend- ance Oflice '53. Walter Herbert Meyer, Big Walt 935 Oakwood Avenue To: Work His funny bone never fails him Football '53, '54, Nature Club '53, Lens '54, Optic '54, Hall Supervisor '54, Advertising Staff '54. James Lee Milburn, Big Jim 1609 E. Whittier To: Farming A friendly greeting for all Hi-Y '52, '53, '54, Football '52, '53, Hall Supervisor '53, Optic StaE '54, Ken- nel Club '5l, Student Council '51, '52, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Papa Is All '53- Our Town '54. Sally ,Ann Miller, Sal 1400 South Sixth Street To: Work Tall and terrific Cheerleader '52, '53, '54, Kennel Club '52, Philo '52, '53, '54, Book Exchange '53, '54, Chairman '54, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, '54, Supervisor '53, Props Committee Papa Is A l '58, Optic Staff '53, '54, Lens Stalf '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Volley Ball All Stars '52, Band and Variety Show '53, Radio Workshop '52, '53, Usherette Radio-T.V. Institute '53, Cafeteria Cashier '52, '53, Girls Glee Club '52, Reg. Room Secretary '51, '52, '53, '54, Backward Ball Floor Show '54, National Honor Society, Our Town. Kathleen Ione Mills, Kim 941 South Ohio Avenue To: Nursing Always a silver lining Philo '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '53, '54, Assistant Service Chairman Publicity Chairman '54, Main Oflice '53, '54, As- sistant Hall Supervisor '52' Hall Monitor '53, Red cross Club 'sz' served at Senior Banquet June '52, Usherette for Graduation January '54. Darlene Moore 197 Innis Avenue To: Work ,life like her more each day we know r Newcomers Club '51, Infonnation Please '51, '52i Shirley Ann Morrill 281 Livingston Avenue To: Work 'Born with a gift of laughter Y-Teens '51, Hostess P.T.A. Luncheon '52g Hostess F.T.A. Tea '52, Lily Parade 52, . Stylettes '52, President '53, '54, Radio and Television Convention '53, Rook Eirchange '53, Hall Monitor '53, 54, Optic StaE '54g Style Shows '52, '53, Janet S. Mundy 512 S. Lazelle St. To: Work Virginia Lea Murray 470 E. Kossuth Street To: Work A merry lass Band '51 '52g Orchestra '51 '52- Optic sae '52 '53,' Lens seas '53, Y-Teens '51 '52 '53 '54, G.A.A. '51 '52 '53g Showcase committee Papa Is All '58, Band Variety Show '54, Murphy Show '51 '52 '53. Elaine Lucille Nicholson, ccNick97 442 Innis Avenue To: Ohio State Such a fine student, we wish she were twins - G.A.A, '51, '52, '53, '54, Treasurer '53, All Stars '52, '54, Philo '52, '54, S ortshead '52, '53, '53, '5'31- F.T.A. '52, '53, '53, '54, Treasurer '53, President '54, Y-Teens '53, '54, Public Affairs Chairman '54, Newcomers' Club '51, Nature Club '52, Masquer '53, '54, Student Council '52, Cafeteria Cashier '52, '53, '57-1, Gvm Assistant '51, '52, '53, Hall Monitor '53, Ohio State Speech Conference '53, Senior Play Ticket Committee '52, '53, Armis- tice Day Program '53g P.T.A. Pageant '54, Open House '52, '53, Band and Orchestra Variety Show '53, Girls Glee Club '52g State Senior Scholarship Test '54g D.A.R. Scholarship Test '54g Voice of Democracy Contest '53g National Honor Society, Our Town. Marilyn Iean O'Brien 512 Hanford Street To: Ohio State U .ldv Good as go Newcomers Club '51, Red Cross Club '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Treasurer, Assistant Workshox Chairman, Easter Program '53g F.T. . '51, '52, '53, '54, Secretary '53, Historian '53, '54, Social Chair. '52, Service Chair. '51, Masquers '54, Radio Workshop, '53, '54, Main Office '51, '52, '53, Co-Chairman of Finance Committee ,of Papa Is All '54g 1u..+:,,.,.,l rlfmm- gnnrnfy F YTD, X 11116 Thomas Ralston Ogier, Oz 1178 South 22nd Street To: Ohio State Nothing is so contagious as his laughter Projection Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Sec- retary '53g Auditorium Crew '53. '54, Hi-Y '53, '54, Stage Crew '53, Honorable Mention-State Senior Scholarship Tests '54, Placed-District Plane Geometry Test '52, Fifth Place-Drawing in Fair '53. Stanley Harrison Owens, Big Stan 553 Ann Street To: Work He is as capable as he is tall Reserve Basketball '52g Varsity Basket- ball '53, '54g Varsity Baseball '52, '53, Varsity Track '54, Sportsmans Club '52, Varsity S '53. William Thurman Parker, Billy 1358 Jennings Avenue To: Art Field Friendship to many, good will to all Hobby Club '52. Charles William Peake, Martha 581 Stambaugh To: Ohio University A square-set man and honest Reserve Basketball '52, Football '52, '53, '54, Track '53, '54. Robert Russell Quaintance. KB Obv 666 South 9th Street To: Work Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow Projection Club '51, '52, '53, '54g Sound Crew, Magnetic Crew, Scoreboard Crew, Chief '52, '54, Lighting Crew Assistant, Chief '52, '54, Club President '53, '54. Dorothy E. Redfern, Rosie 1206 South 22nd Street To: Ohio State Always gay, always good Make-up Pa a Is All '53, Y-Teens '52, Philo '52, '53, '54, Senior Scholarshi Test '54, English Scholarship Test '55 '53, '54, Senior Reg. Sub-Treasurer '53, '54g Hall Duty '53, '54, Student Council '52, '53, Boys Attendance '52, '53- Girls Glee Club '52g Choir '52, '53, '54g Ses- quicentennial Pageant '53, P.T.A. Open House '51, '52, All-City Choir '53, '54, C.O.T.A. Convention '53, P.T.A. Pro- gram '52g National Honor Society '54. 9 Jeanne Ann Resch, Iak' 553 Jenkins Avenue To: Work Sweet as sugar Style Shows '53, Variety Show '52, Sec- retary, Red Cross Club '53. Ronald Maurice Roacn, Roach 721 Deshler Avenue To: Work He comes up smiling Hall Duty '52, Band '52, lean Helen Robins, Momrnie 1056 Stanley Avenue To: Ohio State Kitten of the keyboard Newcomers Club '51, Hall Monitor '52, Main OfHce '52, Hostess for Y-Teen Tea '53, Boys' Attendance office '54, Y-Teens '51, '52 '53, '54, Girls Basketball and sports Club '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, All Stars '52, Kennel Club '53, '54, Girls Glee Club '51, '52' Senior choir '52, '53, '54, All city ciwif '52, '53, '54, Senior Choir Festival at Ca ital '53, '54, Murphy Show '52, P.T.A. 'Pro- gram '53, '54, C.O.T.A. Contest-Piano Solo '54, Federation-Piano Solo '54, Cast of Christmas Play '53, Usherette at Radio and T.V. Convention '53, Usherette for Papa Is Al1 '53, P.T.A. Programs '53, Marching Band '52, '53 Vice Presi- dent '53, Concert Band '53, '54, Vice President '53, '54, Orchestra '51, '52, '53, Vice President '52, Usherette at Minstrel Show '51, Poppy Sale '53, Lily Parade '53, '54, Fourth Place-State Eng- lish Test '53, State Scholarship Test '54, Radio Workshop '53- Band Concert '51, '53, '53, '54, Orchestra Concert '52, '53, Lens Staff '54, Cast of Our Town '54, District Contest at Central '54. Barbara Ann Robinson, Barb 109415 Livingston Avenue To: OB'ice Work Beautiful dreamer Newcomers Club '51, Choir '53, '54, Murphy Show '53, All City Choir '53, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, Open House '51, P.T.A. Program '52, Girls Glee '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Usherette Papa Is All '53, Christmas Play '53, Usher- ette Radio Television Institute '53, Hall Duty '53, Hall Supervisor '52, '53. Lois Ann Robson, Pinkus 302 Mithoit Street To: Work Little, lithe, and red headed Y-Teens '52, '53, Ogen House '51, '52, '53, Band Concert ' 1, '52, '53, Major- ette '51, '52, '53, Head Magurette '52, Vice President, Marching and '53, Armistice Day Program '53, Usherette Papa Is All '53, Hall Monitor '52, Band Variety Show '51, '52, '54, Radio Workshop '53. Laura Belle Rose, Dude 518 Stewart Avenue To: Work Bubbling with personality Stylettes '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, At- tendance Oflice '52, Girls Glee '51, Open House '51, Optic Stalf '54, Newcomers Club '51, Radio Workshop 53. Page Thirty-two J 11116 , I- Mt'-ist .fy ,,,- V -, , fa A'-ve ' fi N wa were T 2, ' y ,l ,Z my ,fig ff Z iff? ',,' ff ,,,, 4 f, . ,, ' 721 'f 7 2 , , ', Q 'r 6 '-C212 ' ,' 4 V' V' ff!f'f2f.'yQ ,,7QZg,kZfZ,. , .f,,,'.'g , ly' ,Mft ' ' ' . 2 ,,,, t ' an , , , an 55 4, Y , .5 t' is vu T A 2 5 5 f 5, 4 ,,ff Barbara Ann Rush, Barb 834 Linwood Avenue To: Ohio State Vitality plus versatility equal success Philo '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Sportshead '53, Vice President '54, Christmas Play '53, Finance Papa Is All '53, Radio Workshop '53, Masquers Club '53, '54, Boys Attend- ance oiiice '54, Choir '52, '53- Choir Festival '52, '53, cafeteria '51, '52, '53, '54, ,National Honor Society, '54, Fred Arlen Russell, Russ 25 Welch Avenue To: Work A real iolly chap Student Council '51, Marching Band '53, Dance Band '54, Advertising Staff for Optic and Lens '54. Paul Martin Schaible 281 Stewart Avenue To: Capital A leve head, a true heart Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, '54, Student Council '54, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Library Staff '51, '52, Buckeye Boys State '53, Senior Scholarship Tests '54, Third Place, Pat- term Drawing-Ohio State Fair '53, Na- tional Honor Society. Henry Herbert Scheiderer 2781 South High Street To: Work 'He is a 'man of quiet ways Dolores May Schmidt, Deedee 584 Moler Street To: Work She is as khrd and thoughtful as can be Library '52, '53, '54. Nancy Ruth Schmidt, Smitty 716 Siebert St. To: Work Good nature, her biggest asset Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Girl's Sams Club '52, Hall Monitor '52, '58 9 Joseph Merritt Schoppelrei, CCJ'Oe,, 1113 Champion Avenue To: Otterbein College A worthwhile friend James Hodson Secord, Zeke 429 E. Whittier St. To: Ohio State 'He sees the funny side of life Marjorie Kay Shaulis, Kay 954 Wilson Ave. To: Ohio State A love of fun, a zest for living Philo '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens -'53, '54, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Newcomers Club '51, Red Cross Club '52, Devo- tional Chairman for Philo '53, '54, Links Chairman for Y-Teens '54, Girls Attend- ance OHice '52, '53, Boys Attendance Office '54, Lab Assistant '52, '53, Pub- licity Chairman for G.A.A. '53, '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, '54, Hall Supervisor '53, State Scholarship Test, Voice of Democracy Contest ' 2, National Honor Society. Shirley Ann Sherrard, Defaline R.F.D. 3, Johnstown To: Work A lady richly clad is she Senior Room Treas. '54, Hall Super- visor '52, '53, Newcomers Club '52, Ken- nel Club '52, '53, '54, Executive Com- mittee '53, Flora and Fauna Club '54, Cheerleader '52, '53, '54, G.A.A.-Basket- ball '52, '53, Teen-Age Council '51, Fun Without Destruction '51, Usherette for T.V. Convention '53, Program Chairman Patna Is All '53, Optic Staff '54, Gym Assistant '52, '53, Cafeteria Cashier '52, '53, Style Show '52, Sec. of Class '51, '52, '53, National Honor Society '54. Antonina Louvenia Simmons, c:TOni2D 716 Stambaugh Ave. To: Work A friendly twinkle in her eye Newcomers Club '51, Nature Club '52, Y-Teens '53. Earl Alexander Smith 675 Siebert St. To Ohio State Mischief in his eye Senior Choir '51, '52, '53, '54, Hi-Y '52, '53, '54, Golf '52, '53, Varsity Foot- ball '52, '53, '54, Track '54. ,J une We NI ,252 ,L if s I 'I A s wa-,.41'. ,, , -:il 3-1553 Y' 4 i f . :r i f ,, img, we 0, ' is far-ff I if fy . ' .,,. 3 'i ttsf f X ,,. , f,.f.f4., .,.f , f.,, 54?-'Z rf.- f'f1 :f 4'2'H:'Q 2 'i-if, H f, f 1-14 ?i9znzfz ,avyfzsffe Q 4 f - ,'w-lpn'-2 ' 6, was , Q 4 WW 9 'N , V nap, - , f,,.- V ' ,,', X if 2 ' , M f F e 'f ' .,, r 1 fp, ,f.1.f,,.l,s,cf f , Marjorie Louise Smith, Margie 300 Williams Rd. To: Work A heart like gold Hall Monitor '52, '53, Philo '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54, Secre- tary '51, '52, World Service Chairman '52, '53, Vice Pres. '53, '54, Social Chair- man '53, '54, Senior Reg. Secretary '53, '54, Student Council '52, Radio Work- shop '53. Shirley Jean Smith, Sis 1694 Oakwood Ave. To: Work A heaven of charms Open House '53, Cafeteria Cashier '51, '52, '53, Office Helper '51, Gym Assist- ant '51, '52, Newcomers Club Committee '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, Hall Supervisor '53, '54, Optic and Lens '53, '54. Alfred G. Steinwender, Gus 558 Cline St. To: Work Always joking but never loud Sgiinrtsman Club '52, '53, Hall Monitor Ilene Frances Stertzer, Shortie 736 E. Engler St. To: Work ,sunny nature to match that blonde air Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, Book Exchange '53, Hall Moni- tor '53, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Girls Sports '52, National Honor Society '54. Amos Richard Stevens 3212 B Ave. To: Ohio State A quiet unassuming lad of whom we hear nothing bad Boys Activity '51, Hobby Club '52, Stu- dent Council '5l. Nada Stevoff 275 Stewart Ave. To: Work Willing at work, and ready to help Y-Teens '53. Page Thirty-three Jeri Jean Steward, Swifty 231 Sycamore St. To: Work Piquant and fresh as a starched ging- ham Y-Teens '52, '53. Janice Mae Stewart, Jan 1280 Smith Rd. To: Ohio State A talent for precision Hall Duty '51, Supervisor '53, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, '54, Cabinet '53, '54, Boys Attendance OH'lce '51, '52, '53, Radio Workshop '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Gym Assistant '53, '54. Swish Marlene Kay Swisher, 333 E. Gates St. ' s A To: Ohio State Dark-haired, light hearted - A Philo '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '53, '54, f F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Pres. '54, Radio Workshop '53, F.T.A. Program '54, Mas- quers Club '53, '54, Papa Is All 11116 as 'f' f i',s 7 is r :fi rirsi ww f 'Q ff zz 4 f-f-. -' , ' 1 ,- 4 3 , f 'M f' 1' costumes '53, Library Assistant '51, '52, '53, Girls Ensemble '51, '52, G.A.A. '51, ,fa-f '52, '53, '54, Gym Assistant '52, '53, '54, - .V Information Please '52, Y-Teens Cabinet N '53, '54, Hall Monitor '53 '54, Chair- 'Q man of Senior Secretaries '53, '54, Optic Staff '54, Radio Institute '53, Newcomers Club '51, National Honor Society '54, f Rotary Club Luncheon '54, Cast Our Town '54. Jo Ann Tanner, Jody 1514 Wilson Avc. To: Business College The mirror of all courtesy Egg ,,v f f ,,s. ,V Music Oi-Hee '53, '54. 2 giisr rtill ' ,ri,, , ,,,, 'ryg gxa s I .,.:iQ1- J - ' Richard Vernon Teeters, Dick s W , 1178 Kelton Ave. ' 9' To: Ohio State xxx, I A lad of mirth, a man of worth ,gs i f' V Projection Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Sports- We , VVW' 2 V mans Club '53, '54, Aud. Crew '51, '52, , x,-i .ggi I rss, Aud. Crew Chief '53, '54. f ie if telrls eii, Donna Ann Thompson, A Donnie . ,,,, ,M 1100 E. Sycamore St. T 1 W k ' -if l'3eeds?rnot words Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Student Council '53, '54, Student Court '54, Backward Ball Committee '54. X f ,V My ff 'ff' Page Thirty-four Viri f ,KSV J J, -Q',, A Nancy Jean Thompson, Nan 1777 Lockbourne Rd. To: Work Politeness is the chief sign of culture Y-Teens '52, '53, Philo '53, '54, Bo s Attendance '53, '54, Lab. Assistant 3583, '54, Helper to Mr. Richards '52, '53, Wallace Tilden Thompson, Jr. Cookie 608 E. Sycamore St. To: Ohio State He takes everything in his stride Spanish Scholarship Test '52, History Scholarship Test '53, Hon. Mention, Senior Scholarship Test '54' Chemistry Club '54, Photography curb '34. Patricia Joan Toberen, Pat 951 Wilson Ave. To: Ohio State In sports she sets a pace that few can follow Y-Teens '53, '54, Hall Study '52, '53, '54, Supervisor '52, '53, G.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, President, '53, '54, Gym Asst. '52, '53, '54- Newcomers Club '51, Girls Basketball 's'1, '52, '5a. Thomas Edward Trumbull, Durango 690 Kossuth St. To: Work The prince of charm Senior Basketball Team '54, Hall Moni- tor '53, '54. Geraldine Louise Turner, CGJ'erry,7 425 Hanford St. To: Work Blonde, small, a friend to all Y-Teens '53, '54, Kennel Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Newcomers Club '51, Junior Achievement Secy. '53, '54. John Gerald Van Sickle 909 Geers Ave. To: Purdue A smooth and steadfast mind Sportsm Cl b '54. P '54, Prdhlgactiohl Club 51?Otography C ' Iohn Bert Vargo 262 Hinman Ave. To: Ohio State He fills the bill as a football player Reserve Football '51, Varsity Football '52, '53, Student Court '53, Student Council '53, Sportsman Club '51, '52, '53, lggwcgriners Club '51, Hall Monitor '52, Mary Ann Vess, Vess Cola 347 Siebert Street To: Ohio State Always sincere Infomration Please '52, Y-Teens '53, '54, Attendance Oiiice '53, '54, Hall Super- visor '53. Nancy Lou Vest, Nan 3329 Riverside Drive To: Work Fun and fancy free' Kennel Club '52, '53, '54, Hall Super- visor '53, Hall Duty '52, Flag Swinger '52, '53, '54, Decorating Committee for Graduation '52, '53, Variety Show '54. Norma Lou Walls, Lulu 323 Thurman Ave. To: Work An ambitious person Red Cross Club, Treas. '52, Pres '53, '54, Newcomers Club '52. Ronald Nelson Ward, Iughead 1805 Kent Street To: Work Fun, fun, fun Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Sportsman Club '52, '53, '54. Doris Ann Washburn, Dody 184 E. Kossuth St. To: Work Never a frown Student Council '51, '52, Newcomers Club '51, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54. f if X 4 A J une . , 7,ViwV,!, ,772 ,W y, ,ff .f , f- f.ff.f,r,ff.f W , ., , W I I f 7, 'ff ffv' it ffiflzp. a , ', - l 7 .fl . 7 f 71 V ' nf ,ff f ,ufiff ,' 'if' yn-W X ,ipifzifa 5 W W ff f , f ff of 4 f X f I fffi-aff! f X f X I X n f fox 1 f ff w 'W X ' 4 ' frff' ' Y I f f J 1 ff f f UQ .KW I ,J f - M , fy! , nf if .,,, Q.. ,,,l 4 , , , X X A f i t, f , f aff' ,leg ,f f f .ff ff ,, N--Q ,,,f93g.f ' 'f'z'C1'U J 'v-.f 1 , iff , -wi 4 fy' , ,gf . .. , ffwamf , g ff A V .f M i ,,,,,,, 1 , Viqwaff I if 'rv X , , , ji. f 9- y , ,,,, - ,, ., Z 477' 2, f '- 'f,ff,f l,,,, g my - iil, f a 1 t I, N , ,V f Mit, '3 f.1l .V 'TEXT I -, .VL .,, y .,g I 4 - fy V 'A' 'ja , ' ff 'f ff: .- 'f , 7 M , '-1' ' , f, I , f ,f Mary Louise Wears, Tootie 831 Wilson Ave. To: Work A wonderful girl Newcomers Club '51, Information Please '51, Gb-ls Club '52. Richard Weiner 1064 Miller Avenue To: Ohio State He loves to talk Reserve Football, Nature Club, Hall Duty Rebecca Ida Weisman, Becky 842 Gilbert St. To: Work Plenty of poise Information Please, Pres. '54, Red CIOII Club '54. lack R. Weissman 1755 Rainbow Park To: Ohio State A wizard at math, a friend to the last Projection Club, 16 mm '51, '52, '53, '54, Sound '52, '53, '54, Assistant Sound Crew Chief '53, '54' Assistant Mainte- nance Crew Chief '53, Stage Lighting '52, Magnetic Tape Recording '52, '53, '54, Crew Chief Magnetic Tape Rec. '53, '54, Aud. Crew '51, '52, '53, '54, Aud. Crew Chief '53, Robert Lee Williams, Bob 1207 Whittier St. To: Ohio State lust good-natured Vice Pres. Projection Club '54, 16 mm, Sound, Lighting, Tape, Scoreboard Crews, Zigi, '52, '53, '54, Junior Achievement lean Ann Wilson, Ieanne 1294 Oakwood Avenue To: Work Sunshine on a rainy day Newcomers Club '51, Girls Attendance '52, Girls S orts '52, Girls Club '52, Optic Staff '53, '54, Lens Staff Page Thirty noe Gloria Mae Wolf. Wolfie 375 Whittier St. To: Ohio State A barrel of fun Book Exchange '53, '54- Kennel Club '52, Philo '52, '53, '54, C.A.A. '51, '52, '53, '54, Baseball Sportshead '53 All sears '52, Girls' Glee Club '51, '54, sr. Choir '52, '53, '54, Optic Staff '54, Lens '54, Props Committee Papa Is All '53, Open House '52, '53, Murphy Show '52, '53, '54, Sesquicentennial Pageant '53, All City Choir '52, '53, Mixed Ensemble '52, '53, Registrar-State Science Show '53, Hall Monitor '51, '52, '53, Band Variety Show '53, Backward Ball Floor Show '54, Radio Workshop '52, '53, National Honor Society '54. 1 1 I I ll 37 Benyamm Iulias Wright, Iosh 477 Forest St. To: Ohio State Much happiness, honor and esteem to the captain of our basketball team Varsity Basketball '51, '52, '53, '54, Varsity Baseball '53, '54, Choir '51, Varsity S Club '53, Printing Staif '53, '54- Optic Stai '54, Championship Bas- ketball 'room '54, Hall Monitor, Senior Class President '54, Rotary Luncheon. W. Phillip Wright, Abe 674 Carpenter To: Work Always keeps you laughing Treas. Nature Club '53, Reserve Foot- ball '52, Sgortsman Club '53, '54, Hall Monitor '5 , '54. Frank Oliver Howard, Chico 318 East Beck Street To: Work I U Can be as capable as he is tall Baseball '51, '52, '53, '54, Basketball '52, '53, '54, Page Thirty-six ' ff 4 . f I ,. f ' if rf 12 f, June , i , . or v , ' Pauline Lee Yahr, Leandra I ,4 ' 'ir' 5 , ,i ' 891 S. 22nd St. ' To: Ohio State , me I Sense and sensibility - Z , V 'way Y-Teens '52, '53, Sketch Club '53, Philo , ,, f Q' f '53, '54 G.A.A. '52, '53, '54, F.T.A. ' ',,ai r 4 '52, '53, '54, Hall Monitor '52, '53 '54, n OpticlStaH '53 '54, Advertising Chair- fs, 1 ,,f 4 f Mn ' 4 V, , . ,., -4,..ow-- my 5 - f.,V 5 , all J' , I J , f ig , fi' 'l,, f , ,f f . ' W7 3' f W f f' ff ' f , f - :ft ,. ui 'Q V WML 4 - ' ' 13 , if Camera Shy Oliver Charles Rings 1233 South 17th Street To- Work Never a care man, 'Papa Is All ', Style Shows 52, '53, Gym Monitor '52, '53. Albert Zakany, Einstein 2231 Curtis St. To: Ohio State Nice to know Projection Club, 16 mm '51, '54, Sound Crew '51, '54, Maintenance Crew '51, '54, Ma netic Recording Crew '52, '54, Chief '53, '54, Aud. Crew '51, '54, .1 yy, Q -,H ,f,, Assistant Aud. Crew Chief '53, I Harold james Zimmer, Zeke 86 E. Moler St. To: Work He sees the funny side of life' f' , , f l Y, ffl? of? ftp. 1, f fhff 1, ff Elaine Ruth Zisenwine 64 S. Cassady To: Ohio State A winning smile F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, Philo '53, '54, In- formation Please '52- Main OEce '52, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Newcomers Ioanne Kraft Homes tudy graduate. r . June Prophecy d Dlum-de-dum-dum. This is the city, year-1964. My name is Benny J. Wright. I'm a cop. Dum-de- um- um. 8:30 A. M.-Arrived at headquarters-met my partner Earl Smith and settled down for a day s.work. 8:35-Received a call from switchboard operator, Mary Lou Clark, saying that Judge Richard Garner had invited us to sit in on a court session at 11:30. 8:55-Received a call to check on accident involving 4 hot rods. K U 9:07-Arrived at the scene of the crime. Arrested 4 offenders, Dangerous Dan Dupler, Reckless Rich Weiner, Bob Pickles Engel, and Phil Rocket'i Wright on offense No. 301-reckless operation. Patrolmen Zeke Zimmer and Johnny Vargo took them to the W01'kh0US6- 9:44-Stopped in for breakfast at Langleyig Luncheon. Shirley Sherrard took our orders for eggs- a-la-Hochuli, named after Head Chef Don Hochuli, who is assisted by his wife, ,the former Barbara Robinson. Across from us sat the famous pro-basketball player, Chico Howard, with his wife, Anne Marie, son Bevo, and teammates Stan Owens and Quincy Dunn. 10:28-On the street again we were nearly run down by Yummy Man Melvin Haws. He handed me a yummy with his apologies and I fgund myself staring into the face of Ann Chamberlain smiling from the wrapper. Mel explained that she had just been Ch0SeH MiSS Yummy of 1964. 10:31-We ambl-ed past Fritz Fi-ank'5 Feature House where Rita Harmon and Alan Helm were star- ring in the picture, Graduates of 1954,'i produced by VValter Meyer and directed by Janet Gwynn. The picture was adapted from a book written by Roberta Dworkin. 10:36-A block from the station we ran into Bill Keener who was painting a billboard. He was so excited to see us that he kicked over his bucket of paint manufactured by the Marlene Swisher Paint Co. 10:39-We passed Dixie's Super Mkt. owned by Gene Dixon and noticed Betty Coverdale, Laura Rosle, Donna Courtney and Shirley Smith punching cash registers made by the Jordan Bros., Clay and Me ton. 10:41-We decided to drop in at the corner drugstore to buy the morning paper which is edited by Jean Wilson and Virginia Murray. On page 7, we noticed an article on 'KPhascinating Physiquesf' by Marilyn Kauffman. There was also a feature article on Paul Schaible as an American Ambassador to the United Nations. As we were leaving we noticed Barb Rush making sodas for the shoe repair- man, Lee Abbitt, and the town undertakers, Alfred Steinwender and Ronnie Roach. 11:00-As we crossed the street Helen Longworth zoomed by in her J. Koterba Cadillac. Follow- ing her in a Teeters Taxi driven by Pat Toberan were Senator Don Brining and Congressman Dave Lef- ffer. No sooner had they gone by when the circus parade marched up the street led by the Mayor Jack' Kershaw and his wife, Pat fCaineD. Following close behind was the circus band with Drum Major Art Castle and Majorettes Lois Robson, Carol Hall, Donna Kirchner, and Pat Holland. We recognized some of our old classmates in the band-Pat Kelley, Jim Bethel, Jean Robbins, Mary Phyl Aleshire, Bill F rase, Joe L. Martin, Joe Schoppelrei, and Ed Burgner. The star of the show, Kay Shaulis, was riding on an elephant assisted by her trainer, Marvin Callif. Dressed as circus clowns were Ed Harbour and Carol Fe ure. 11:15-Checked in at the station, picked up some papers from my secretary Barbara Gould and left for court. 11:30-Arrived at the courthouse. Sgt. Paul Barnhill of the police force led us into the courtroom. The case we were to hear was Jim Boso vs. Bev Danison. It seems that Jim took off in a rocket to the moon and blew the roof off Bevis dream house. His Honor Steve Botley was presiding over the case. Bevis lawyer was Tom Cochran and Jimis lawyer was Don Grcic. Donna Canny swore in the witness, Nelson Kuehner, who built the roof of the house. The next three witnesses were the architects, Nancy Vest, Eleanor Brandenberger and Delores Brinkman, who estimated the damage. The only witness for the defense was Model Sally Miller who christened the rocket just before it took off. The 12 jurors then retired to decide the case-Head Juror, Gloria Wolf, hair designer, Jim Mil- bourne, farmer, Perry Fisher, radio repairman, Bob Carter, filling station owner, Elaine Nicholson, bat girl for the Cleveland Indians, Betsy Lee, manager of Stertzeris dry cleaners, Charlie Peake, famous track coach, Carol Jackson, housewife, Ed Balmer, radio and T.V. entertainer, Rena Fox, beauty operator, Hervey Williams, manager of Dorsey's Sporting Goods, and Janice Keseg, census taker. The defendant was found guilty and fined S5,000, but as he had not yet returned, the case was dismissed. 1:00-As we left the courtroom, Photographers Eddie Baker, Donna Thompson, Dave Hussey and Tom Trumbull were taking pictures. With them were reporters Paula Gatewood, Doris Grate and Janice Henkleman. Just then Scientists Don and Sanford Bloom passed by with Jeri Stewart and Roberta Black- burn who had just invented some new type of non-smear lipstick. 1:10-As we were entering the station Preacher Jim Chichka shouted a greeting to us. He told us that JoAnn Mayer's Construction Company was building him a new church and that Nancy Feil and Georgean Gray had each contributed 951,000 to the building fund. Co-chairrnen of the fund are Vicki Kindelberger and Marilyn O'Brien. 1:30-Entered my office and on my desk found the noon edition of the paper. Turned to the amusement page and found that Jack Allen's band was playing at Barb Davis' Dance Club, with Mari- anne Hammon and Pat Laycox as featured vocalists. At the bottom of the page I noticed that Becky Weisman and Phil Chamberlain had won academy awards for their parts in Dick F oreman's Broadway play. On the next page the article that caught my eye was about Tom Ogier who had received a medal of bravery for rescuing Dorothy Redfem from a fire. Also mentioned in the article were Head Firechief Ronnie Ward and F iremen Gary Biehl, Leroy Bauer and Bob Finta. 1:43-Laid down the paper, said good-bye to all my fellow workers and decided to call it a day. Dum-de-lum-dum. pg , g By Caryl Coverdale, Sally Miller, Gloria Wolfe M 1 f f Zire gy 'WK wif' I fini .. f X4 K 4 : 1? SENIOR STARLETS 1. Kay Shaulis 2. Earl Smith ,3. Gloria Wolf 4. Sally Miller 5. Paul Barnhill 6. Joann Annentrout 7. Dan Dupler 8. Stanley Owens 9. jim Thompson 10. Art Castle 11. Barbara Robinson 12. Mary Ann Vess 13. Pat Blakeman 14. Barbara Gould 15. Joanne Kraft 16. Caryl and Betty Coverdale 17. Don Hochuli 18. Betsy Lee 19. Mary Lou Clark 20. John Frank 21. Ianet Gwynn 22. Shirley Morrill 23. Roberta Dworlcin 24. Marilyn Kaulfman 25. Ann Chamberlain 26. Patsy Kelly. Page Thirty-eight ACTIVITIES Q i.g?.???!Q5,, 1 i' ?' Student Council OH-icers-President, Lucille Caccisatoreg Vice President, Danny Duplerg and ' ecretary, Lila Babbert. Page Forty STUDENT CO URT Seated, left to right, Row 1: Kenny Webb, Lila Babbert, Lucille Cacciatore, D D george Langley, Mrs.. A. Kirveng Ro 2: an upler w Peggy Porter, Nancy Johnson, Carol Weber llan Crossley, Ronnie Atherton, Sandra Norris. Hear Yel Hear Ye! The Student Court of South High School is now in sessionlu The bailiflf brings the iirst defendant into the courtroom. The clerk, Lila Babbert, reads the charge, and chief justice, Lucille Cacciatore the l k , c er , and the nine judges ask the defendant questions concerning the Wro h ng e has committed. Then the defendant lea h A ves t e room while the court decides his sentence. This is the procedur th e at the Student Court goes through in trying a case. The chairmen of the various Student Council activities are chosen from Student Court. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, Row 1: Joanne Mertz, Ann Matthews, Donna Thompson, Joyce Buchanan, Lila Babbert, Danny Du ler, Lucille Cacciatore, Sue Chapman, June Joachium, Kay Schaefer, standing, left to fight, Row 2: Judy Lewis, Donna Slher- rard, Nancy Johnson, Carol Weber, Shirley Hicks, Pat Bonner, Donna Canny, Ann Haas, Janice Henklemann, Retha Burris. Sandra Norris, Mrs. A. Kirven, adviser, left to right, Row 8: jim Ferrel, Ronnie Atherton, Ray Ball, Johnnie Mullins, George Langley, Ronald Berkowitz, Jack Phillips, Bob Hart, leftt Lo fight, Row 4: Nancy Copeland, Pat M ' Ruth Johnson, Alan Crosley, Carole Lowe, Larkin O,Neil, B b ' ' Robert VVilcox, Dean F ' A oore, Patti Bennett, o lanes, Ralph Seymour, Phil Chamberlin, Kenny Webb, na r1tz, Peggy Porter, Toni Calhoun, Jacquline Katz. Circus theme for backward b ll a -collection of sales tax stam f the Blue and G 9 ' ps or contest sellin ray book of history aboutfS th - 3 ou -Miss Courtesy broadcasts on questions about courtesy during Courtesy Week-Fun Without D t ' Ho ' es ruction Week nam' i mecommg Queen and dance coll t' - mg o - ec ing toys for Southside Settle - ' South Side Te -A ' ment oflicers in the en ge Council these are the t' ' -+ ac ivities that Student Counc'l ing the year. This is ig School, and we a of it. 1 sponsors dur- our student government of South H h re proud x r PUBLICATIONS Left to right, Row 1: Frances Cowan, Jean Robins, Janis Keseg, Shirley Morrill, Sally Miller, Anne Matthews, Ann Chamberlain, June Early, Colleen Corbett, Row 2: Mary Loy, Phyllis Grizzell, Antonina Sim- mons, Carol Tate, Shirley Rice, Paula Gatewood, Gloria Wolf, Shirley Hen- thome, Shirley Sherrard, Bob Carter, Eddie Harbour, Pat Hinson, Sarah Drury, Phyllis McCurdy, Miss Singerg Row 3: Art Castle, Fred DeWitt, Earl Smith, Jacqueline Waddell, Paul Barnhill. Left to right: Marilyn Kauffman, Caryl Coverdale, Virginia Murray, Jean Wilson, Kathy Reiss, Joyce Bu- chanan, Jack Phillips, Ronald Cal- lander, Roberta Dworkin, Lee Yahr, Aaron Canowitz, Barbara Howell, Jerry Hughes. Left to right, Row 1: Rosalie Lem- mon, Marion McCloskey, Pat Mc- Cleary, Marilyn George, Marlene Swisher, Rena Fox, Row 2: Laura Rose, Mary Lou Clark, Carol Kates, Janis Reese, Nelson Keuhner, Bill Keener, Donna Canny, Benny Wright, 1-low 3: Hervie Williams, Walter Meyer, Frank Howard, Mel- vin Haws, John Frank, George Cook. l 1 Our oflicial student newspaper, the Optic, is published twelve times a year to make avail- able important news and information to the student body. Roberta Dworkin headed the Optic during the iirst semester as editor. Marilyn Kauffman, Virginia Murray, Lee Yabr, Jean Wilson, and Aaron Canowitz Worked hard writing up the news on page one. Joyce Buchanan, Kathy Reiss, and Caryl Coverdale wrote the personality sketches on page two. The important club and alumni news on page three were written by Barbara Howell and Jerry Hughes. Ron Callander and Jack Phillips covered the thrilling stories about our Bulldog teams on page four. Changing staffs in the middle of the year did not affect the publication .of the Optic. It con- tinued its tradition of writing all the news of importance in and around South High. Page editors for second semester included June Early, Paula Gatewood, Jean Robins, Wal- ter Meyer, Benny Wright, Frank Howard, Bill Keener, John Frank, Janice Keseg, Laura Rose, Janis Reese, Sally Miller, Hervey Williams, and Frances Cowan. MARCHING BAND Pictured, left to right, row 1: Caryl Coverdale, Pat Lahey, Donna Joiner, Nancy Vest, Suzy Webster, Art Castle, Barbara McDonald, Pat Hol- land, Carol Hall, Donna Kirchner, Lois Robson, Yvonne Back, Row 2: Ralph Lieberchen, R. W. Near, director, Bernard Goldston, Jack F1el, Harold Chapman, Bob Huskey, Joe Martin, Larry Weisenbarger, Jack Allen, Ronald Claggett, Pat Caine, Jean Robins, Eleanor Dixon, Row DeAnn Ausenbaugh, Norman Osborn, Dixie Eseman, Roberta Workmaster, Mary Loy, Mary Phil Aleshire, James Bethel, Pat Kelley, Marvin Horkin, Bill Fraze, Ronald Huiss, Row 4: Mary Jane Secrest, Janet Appleman, Evah Anderson, Kathryn Norris, Wanda Stout, Delores Stewart, Diana Long, William Syar, Fred DeWitt, John Beck, Arnold Latham, Thurman Babbs, Dave Leifler, Jerry Clayton, Dick Teal, Raw 5: Sanford B'oom, Ronald Stoll, Bill Hobensack, Lorelei Garner, Dick Heck, Bob Ell ott, Bob Telfer, James Albright, Stanley Freedman, Jane Butt, Joe Schoppelrie, Robert Hoptry, Jack McKitrick, Row 6: Clifton Latham, Dane Berry, Chad Geedy, George Kidd, Joe Herron, Marshall Goldberg, Eddie Burgner, Dick Barrs, Howard Kimberly. Not pictured: Phil Chamberlin, Joe Piccione, Sarah Drury. The pep and life around school during the football season wouldn't be the same without the South High School band. When the drums and trumpets sound on the football field, you know that the South band is beginning its season of activities. Pep rallies-football games-Circleville Pumpkin Show - District Basketball Tournament - Zoo parade-the Sfpring Concert- entries in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests-keep the Bulldogs' band in step during the year. ,ft J,-3.,..i,- , ,,,Q,,.,,,pc' ,,,','.Q,z. ,fn - ' .V -... ,,,,. V W, f , f -V-W f ff 2,77 , w, ,ff ,. , f ff 2-me-7'-f,,.,,,,, ,,.,, 1,4 W., ,.,, 951,.,r,,,.,!v,Aq,,,:,g,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,f Z,1,W!,M,,, ,wwyuMVWhMW,JWW,:,0, ,M ery rvg'f'f-,-'+V' 7.25,-i,57fiQ'4gQQ f-f'f 4yff:L,m5f1z,x: 44251, , an Lx. ,Qi ng fig 7fgQ16W'fW1:f' m1zt rr72, , 'raw,,,,,9.mWf-:Wim,g,.,1,mfg , b'fiy',,,,,.,:.f,,, aim' :i,W,,2,v,,,z,,,a-,,, 'aw-Af.y,.w11g -fUp,'rfi'1qt1',61'f'MffQv - W,-,. 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Page F arty-two o ORCHESTRA Pictured lcft to right, lst circle: Jerry Melmed, Tim Shields, Louella Annstrong, Al Abrams, Charlene Evans, Jackie Hylton, 2nd circle: Annette Woodward, Beverly Darst, Carol Styers, Carmen McBroom, Ilse Gutheil, Carolyn Wiggins, Diana Long, Mary Loy, Dick Garner, Ronnie Ballou, Roberta Workmaster, Dixie Eseman, Carole Chati-ield, Irene Bajus, Perry Schwartz, Betty Fraiser, 3rd circle: Yvonnie Byrd, Barbara Lester, Yvonne Yates, Sanford Bloom, Marshall Goldberg, Charles Howe, Jesse K ingler, Moses Jamison, Dick Baars, Avonell Miller, Jane Rounds, Marilyn Clark, Carol Schmidt, 4th circle: R. W. Near, Jack Allen, Elona Sabo, Mary Aumock, Harold Chapman, Eddie Campbell, Bob Huskey, Harold Martin, Walter Cory, Barbara Sword. Appreciation of music turns our camera to the South High School Orchestra and the many events around South they help to make a success. Participation in Open House, Dramatics Department plays, Commencements, Baccalaureate Serv- ices, Class Day, Pre-Easter Service, Spring Concert, entries in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests keep the variety of music in a steady beat. The acquiring of new choir robes was the highlight for the choir members this year. In 1953 the choir participated in the All-City Choir for the C.O.T.A. Convention at the Coliseum. VVith the same group of mass choirs, they gave an open Christmas Choral Festival at Central High School. Each individual choir sang two solos, and for an impressive close, the mass choirs sang the Hallelujah Chorusf' Both of these performances were conducted by Mr. Keller, music director of Columbus schools. On March 14 the Music Directors Guild of which Miss R. Lippincott, director of our choir, is a mem- ber, presented a religious program at Capital University. Our choir took part in this program. Eugene Barban and Marianne Hammon, members of the choir, have received outstanding marks on performances outside of school. Left to right, Row 1: Vicki Kindelberger, Barbara Stewart, Pat Caine, Glvria King, Dorothy Redfem, Barbara Robinson, Nancy Feil, Joyce Ulrich, Kay Shaefer, Pat Bennett, Louie Mc-Canng Row 2: Jill Huiss, Mary Aumo:k, Lois Bolen, Jan Hubbard, Sharon Moeller, Jean Robins, Helen Long- worth, Gloria Wolfe, Barbara Gould, Paula Gatewood, Janice Henkelmann, Joe Harron: Row 3: Terry Miller, Shirley Henthorn, Lois Bowen, Marianne Hammon, Stan Webster, Quendelle Page, Jack Kershaw, Dick Pnston, Don Brining, Don Morehart, Larry Wigal, Wilbur Egnew, Danny Holtz, Earl Smith, Row 4: Jerry Melmed, Paul Howard, Bob Dean, Tom North, David Dill, Bob Winebar, Ray Ball, Art Castle, Marvin Paxton, Roger Arick, Eugene Barban, Bernard Goldstine. BOOK EXCHANGE CLERKS Pictured, row 1, left to right: Susan McGory, Jill H ' B l D ' B R P uiss, ever y anison, etty oy, at Crabtree, Row 2: JoAnn Williams, Donna Joiner, Sally Miller, Gloria WVo1f, Nancy Whit- mer. English workbook? Movie ticket? Basketball ticket? Lost a pair of gloves -and can't find them? The book exchange is the place to go. If you have need of any of these services, smiling capable girls such as Sally Miller and Gloria NVolf will be glad to furnish them for you. One of the most popular places in the cafeteria during the lunch periods is the southeast corner where the book exchange is located. GUIDANCE HELPERS Left to right: Ruth Johnson, Pat Lahey, Evelyn Wolpert, Donna Augustine, Wilda Gibbs, Janet Gwynn, Marienne Hammon, Janis Reese, Joy Ryan, Marilyn Kauffman, Sue Haley. The aixdlvisers are Mr. Redman, Miss Crist, and Mr. oer. Going to college? Having a little trou- ble deciding what to take when you get there? Worried about your credits? Take your troubles to Mr. Redman, Miss Crist or Mr. Moler. One of them or all of them will ibe glad to help you out. They delight in -being able to smooth out the Wrinkles in your future, and, at times, the dark past. Of course all of the work couldn't be done without some mighty fine helpers, and those helpers have been found as can be seen in the picture. BOOKROOM HELPERS Left to right: Sally Gordon, Goldie Berman, Ianet Vance, Carole Kates, Joyce Moehnnan, Altwain Larcom, Dorothy Grosse, Alice Roland, Delores Shoemaker. G X224 x Q ,gy af 9 fs s gs' Page F arty-four Books, books, 'booksl Nothing but books from ceiling to Hoor. It you look in the b00ll room at the start of a new school year, that is what you see. And who is to distribute all of these books and keep the records straight? No one else but Mr. Helmick and his capable assistants. Their work is more or less seasonal a great rush of work at the beginning and end of each semester and a period of quiet rest in between, however, they are all happl' to be able to be of service. J LIBRARIANS Left to right: Darlene Hauck, Patti Allen, Margaret Parker, Dorothy Grosse, Martha Wells, Rosella Lmabury, Mildred Cooper, Doris Goringg standing, left to right: Barbara Gould, Bev Danison, Celestine Pignatelli, Iim Danewood, Mike Olmstead, Robert Manah, Robert Sabo, Dave Henne, Carol Danison, Tim Shields, Wilbur Egnew, Tom Spellman, Ronnie Koehler, Ronald Fenniken, Ben Gambos. ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELPERS Left to right, Row 1: Mr. K. B. Hoover, Miss Virginia T itusg Row 22: Beverly Hagan, Suzy Webster, Pat Holland, Carla Kuepfer, Helen Bajus, Pat Bair, Row 3: Donna Augustine, Ierry Hughes, Nancy Thompson, Pat Laycox, Irene Baiusg Row 4: Paula Gatewood, Pat Kelley, Barbara Howell, Mary Horcher, Sue Haley, Row 5: Betty Jean Clark, Alice Roland, Pat Blakeman, Shirley Donna Courtney, Carol Feyes, Wilda Betty Gaal. Ann Vess, Barbara Blanton, Mary Lou Holsinger, Row 6: Gibbs, Gloria King, ever been to either the girls' or If you have the boys' attendance ofhce, you have probably seen these busy girls trying to keep the at- tendance in order. It is a big job, but it is well done with the supervision of Miss Titus and Mr. Hoover, the Iohn Powers of South High who screens the girls for their jobs. Books . . . Books . . . Books . . . and more Books . . . that is what this group of South High students see and work with in our library. ,4 OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Roberta Hoodlet, Maureen OfHce,'Kathleen Mills, Beverly Thacker, Sue Haley, Jackie Thompson, Lois Bolen, Marian McClaskey, Elaine Zisenwine, Margaret Davis, standing, left to right: Bonnie Robins, Carol jackson, Io Ann Mayer, Carol Feyes, Arlene Bausch, Caroline Fleishmann, Anne Malson, Ianet Gwynn, Julianna WValler, Mary Phil Aleshire, Shirley Holsinger, Ilea Alexander. Need a locker permit . . . a class admittance . . . a building exit permit . . . your name on the excused list? This group of girls are just the persons to see for such needs. These girls have a better than average scholastic record, their attendance is regular, and they are rec- ommended by two teachers in order to be able to work in the oflice. we v Wg '.- x Hike' PRINTING STAFF In addition to working hard on the Optic and Lens, the above boys have done everything from printing excuse slips to completing successfully many printing jobs for other schools. Their work also includes printing the programs for all types of occasions around school. Left to right, they are, Row 1: Clarence Pointer, David Wooley, jim Thompson, George Cook, Ronald Frebis, Bob Kennel, Eddie Harbour, French Adams, Carol Fel- lure, Mr. Halley, Row 2: Bob Wagoner, Benny Wright, Jim Bope, Frank Reeves, Don Trimmer, Marvin Paxton. ADVERTISING HEADS The girls behind the scenes who are respon- sible for the advertising that helps finance our school paper and yearbook are, left to right: Nancy Akers, Margaret Kornives, Shirley Smith, secretary-treasurer of the group, and June Early. CHEMISTRY ASSISTANTS These lab assistants under Mr. Davis and Mr. Hoover, responsible for keeping South High's chemistry lab in A-I condition are, front to back, around the table, Ierry Hughes, Patti Denney, Stewart Ensign, jim Thompson, Virginia Bates, Lois Bowen, Paula Gatewood, Nancy Thompson, Ann Hughes. Some of their tasks include checking to see doors are always closed, keeping reagent bottles for chem- icals replaced, keeping the lab clean from floor to ceiling and inspecting from time to time to see that each position is kept in order. JANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pictured, left to right: David Steinmetz, Eileen Menzer, Barbara Gordon, Pat Lahey, Carla Kuepfer, Ronald Horcher, Pat Hegedus, Lucille Cacciatore, Barbara Canter, Helen Bajus, Roberta Rosenauer, Jim Myers. These members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. David Steinmetz, who made a four- poin-t average, ranked first in his class scholastically. Eileen Menzer smiles happily as she re- ceives the Shriner Award, presented by Principal L. W. Huber, as Mr. Hoover and Bill Shinn look on. JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right, Row 1: Paula Gatewood, Shirley I-Iolsinger, Sally Miller, Beverly Danison, Elaine Nich- olson, Paul Schaible, Io Ann Mayer, Donna Courtney, Ilene Stertzer, Mary Phyl Aleshireg Row 2 Gloria Wolf, Marlene Swisher, Jack Weissman, Donna Kirchner, Patti Denney, Shirley Sherrard, Dorothy Redrern, Janet Gwynn, Patsy Kelly, Rita Harman, Row 3: Kay Shaulis, Marilyn O'Brien, Bar- bara Rush, Iohn Frank, Phil Chamberlain, Richard Garner, Jim Bethel, Stanford Bloom, Carol Fellure Gene Dixon. Elaine Nicholson was elected president of the Honor Society, with Paul Schaible as vice president i 3 Z s 'ie' l E Q 5 , 1 i , . te! in I b, Ft fi f X 4 OUR TOWN', Row 1, left in right: Shirley Holsinger, john Frank, Don Brining, Patti Denney, Paul Barnhill, Marlene Swisher, lack Allen, Elaine Nicholson, Alan Helm, Paula Gntewood, Row 2: Pat Caine, Rita Harmon, Doris Grate, Louie Bauer, Bill Keener, Jim Milbum, Richard Teeters, Melvin Haws, Marty Fehrson, Tim Shields, Barbara Rush, Pat Blakeman, Pat Holland, Row 3: Colleen Corbett, Mary Ann Vess, Barbara Davis, Ianet Gwynn. VVilda Gihhs, jean Robins, Arlene Rausch, Marjorie Frederick, Laura Rose, Janet Letow, Anne Matthews, Midge Komives, Mary Lou Clark, Row 4: Beverly Danison, Margie Smith, Marilyn O'Brien, Lois Bowen, Joan Koterba, Shirley Sherrard, Barbara Robinson, Barbara Could, Rena Fox, Roberta Blackburn, Sally Miller, Nancy Vest, Lee Yahr, Take me back up the hill to my grave. But first, wait! just one more look! says Emily Webb, who is portrayed by Marlene Swisher, in a dramatic moment of the spring play, Our Town, presented April 30. All the hard work that went into this play and the weariness tha-t followed were certainly known by the cast. All the work, however, was at least appreciated at the final curtain call. The applause of the audience was really all the thanks needed by the cast and supporting players to let them know just how much the play was liked by the parents, friends, and students of South High. STAGE CREW Cliff Gaver, Ronald Byrd, Adrian Hinson, and Tom Reeves are pictured painting the scenery for a school production. Hats off to the stage crew. They receive few rewards for per- forming their tasks so diligently. They do have, though, the per- sonal satisfaction of knowing that they helped to make each play, commencement, or pep rally a success. There is an honor bestowed upon the stage crew in the form of a key. Very few keys are given as a boy must give outstanding service to receive one. In the present crew there is only one who has been present- ed with such a key, Ronald Byrd, a IIA who regs in 312. SENIOR PLAY The delightful comedy, Papa Is All, by Patter- son Greene, was the January senior play, which was presented in the auditorium on Friday, No- vember 20. Jack Sagaster portrayed papa, Dick Byrd, Iack, his son, Susan McGory, Emma, Eileen Menzer, Mrs. Yoder, Joyce Buchanan, mamma, and Bob MacLeod, Brendle, in the play invoiving a Penn- sylvania Dutch family known as the Aukamps. All three acts of the play took place in the Au- kamps' farm. The fireworks really started when papa came home and found out that Emma was secretly seeing a surveyor behind papals back. Then when the family thinks that papa is all fdeadl, the humor really begins. The cast did an excellent job of interpreting the Pennsylvania Dutch customs and the dialect, which added much to the humor of the play. Left to right, Susan McGory, Eileen Menzer, Dick Byrd, Joyce Buchanan, Bob MacLeod, Jack Sagaster. RT Y-TEENS Members ofthe Y-Teens are: Nancy Akers, Patti Allan, Evah Anderson, Donna Anderson, Velma Barkie, Carolyn Beards, Carolyn Berger, Barbara Biddle, Lois Bolen, Carol Bright, Marilyn Buchanan, Delores Burton, Pat Bush, Yvonne Byrd, Elaine Carr, Joyce Campbell, Phoebe Chamberlin, Joy Chase, Doris Clark, Sharrie Caolburn, Suzanne Conkle, Carlene Conrad, Barbara Cook, Mildred Cooper, Colleen Corbett, Marilyn Cramer, Beverly Cullman, Beverly Darst, Elaine Daubitz, Mary Daugherty, Cathy Davenport, Barbara Davis, Patti Denny, Charlotte Dill, Carol Dolby, Nancy Dornsife, Marilun Durham, June Early, Marilyn Elerick, Anne Eyster, Rose Foley, Rena Fox, Barbara Friedberg, Anne Gallione, Loretta Gatewood, Sandy Gear- hart, Barbara Gerhard, Donna Gladon, Barbara Gould, Doris Grate, Beverly Grinstead, Karen Gurevitz, Sally Gwilyn,.Rita Harmon, Darlene Haack, Janice Hinkelmann, Evelyn Herbst, Barbara Highfield, Kay Hilt, Pat Hinson, Roberta Hoodlet, Shirley Holsinger, Barbara Horcher, Barbara Huif, Jackie Hylton, Sally Iler, June Joachim, Carole Kates, Jackie Katz, Thelma Keller, Patricia Kelley, Janice Keseg, Vickie Kindelberger, Carolyn Klein, Shirley Knapp, Marilyn Knore, Midge Komivus, JoAnne Koterba, Donna Kuruez, Mary Lambert, Mary Larger, Gladys Lauffer, Betsy Lee, Barbara Lester, Janet Letow, Ethel Lewis, Judy Lewis, Rosie Linnabary, Helen Longworth, Pat Lupfer, Anne Malson, Helen Maser, Kathie Matheny, Marilyn Mitzger, Becky Myers, Barbara Miller, Carol Miller, Kathleen Mills, Colleen Moore, Sharon Mooris, Elaine Nicholson, Kathryn Norris, Marilyn O,Brien, Marilyn Oei-Her, Patty O'Neal, Rosalie Passen, Mary Paul, Diane Peart, Sara Pierce, Alice Powers, Arlene Rausch, Beverly Rigney, Jean Robins, Barbara Robin- son, Leni Rosen, Norman Rosenauer, Barbara Rush, Susan Saylor, Carole Schick, Jine Sears, Pauline Seckerson, Kay Shaulis, Augusta Sherrard, Roberta Sheridon, Judy Shirey, Delores Shoemaker, Marilynne Shook, Sylvia Zimmermon, Donna Sincola, Stacie Skufis, Marjie Smith, Doris Spangler, Ruth Spangler, Carol Stiifens, Mada Stevoif, Pat Stacker, Wanda Stout, Joan Swineford, Sinda Swisher, Marlene Swisher, Donna Thompson, Pat Toheron, Carolyn Tope, Irene Toth, Jerry Twiner, Mary Vess, Mary Lee Van Honten, Carole Vitatian, Jackie Waddell, Julearine Waller, Beverly Wean, Doris Weatherington, Martha Weaver, Evelyn Whitten, Nancy Willis, Carolyn Wiggins, Marilyn Wilson, Marilyn Dolfe, Susie Workmaster, Sharon Yorde, Loretta Young, Susanne Zimmer, Joan Doden, Janice Steward, Carol Hunter, Joan Millay, Delores Raish, Altwain Larcom, Donna Graves, Pat Fravel. RED CROSS CLUB A club with a heart! This describes well the Red Cross Club of South High. These girls, with the help of Mrs. McFadyen, prepare boxes to send to foreign countries. The Veterans Hospital and the boys at Fort Hayes receive place cards made by these girls. Not en- enough credit is given to these girls. Left to fight, row 1: Garnett Smith, Dorothy O'Neil, Billie Crabtree, Retha Burris, Patricia Crabtree, Mary Brumfield, Carol Rose, Row 2: Wanda Stout, Rebecca Weisman, Luella Armstrong, Meri Capaccia, Joanne Doran, Row 8: Vivian Ludaway, Barbara Cook, Beverly Weaver, Anna Stravides, Mildred Leanardg Row 4: Elizabeth Wather, Patricia Bair, Delyse Chapman, Emalyn Coon, Standing: Jeanne Resch, Mrs. McFayden. h HI-Y The Hi-Y boys. have been a valuable asset to South as these boys can be depended on for a great many things. They are closely connected with the Y.M.C.A. and other church groups. Thcy're mighty fine square dancers, too, as the Philo members can tell you. , Hi-Y sponsors uljenny, Apple,-and Potato Day. A big part of their program are the basketball games which are played on Wednesday nights during the basketball season. Left to right, row 1: Don Morehart, Donald King, John Lust, Jerry Shade, Earl Smith, John Stahlmaker, John Dixon, Jim Bethel, Leroy Bauer, Dave Culbert, Row 2: Tom Welch, Jerry Babert, Dean Duros, Ron Basler, Jack Kershaw, Paul Schiablc, Lee Abbott. Paul Barnhill, Bill Fraise, Dick Foreman, Jim Damn-wood, Row 3: Mr. Kolb, Jim Burton, Larry Myers, Chuck Blum, Don Hoachuli, Herbie Utz, Bob Sholtz, Jack Phillips, Robert Dean, Joe Owens, Steve Botley. FRENCH CLUB Left to right, How 1: Sharon Groves, Jo Ann Wil- liams, Phyllis Grizzell, Sue Chapman, Sharon Haddon, Row 2: Mary Aleshire, Carol Jackson, Jerry Clayton, Maureen Oflice, Kenny Karns, Fred Renault: Row 3: Patricia Caine, Hugh O'Neil, Sanford Bloom, Marty De Camminada, Bev Danison, Gene Fray, Row 4: Don Wharton, VValter Leiser, Jerry Stein, Don Trim- mer. standing: Marcia Williams, Janet Gwynn, Miss Amborski, Pat Laycox, Glen Bryant, Richard Garner. The object of the French Club is to raise money for reading books for the French classes, to make French enjoyable, and to de- velop a better understanding of the French people. CHEMISTRY CLUB Left, Row 1: Barbara Stewart, Jerry Hughes, Ber- nard Goldstein, Alan Shapiro, Ervin Schauwacker, Row 2: Ann Hughes, John Livingston, Aaron Canowitz, Alan Nay, George Kidd, Earl Brinkerhoff, Ronald Merdock, Jack Pennell, Karl Kaisarg Right, Row 1: Virginia Bates, Donald Bliim, Paul Gage, Mr. W. M, Davis, Row 2: Joe Herron Chad Geedy, Sanford Bloom, Irwin Eeinstock, Jack McKitrick. The chemistry club, organized last year, is composed of boys and girls interested in sci- ence. During the semester each member has an opportunity to perform a scientific experi- ment or to conduct a discussion on some sci- entific topic. The club also took field trips to Battelle Memorial Institute and other re- search laboratorics in our community. STYLETTES Left to right, Row 1: Delores Mann, Donna Sher- rarrl, Barbara Shoemaker, Coleen Corbett, Roberta Dworkin, Jill Huiss, Doris De Camp, Doris Gohring, Dorothy Douglas, Jeanette Dixon, How 2: Shirley Morrill, Nancy Schaffer, Mrs. Ruth Siples, Pat Hinson. Carol Lowe, Vardine Griffin, Pat Carpenter, Carol Maupin, Judy Kamer, Delores Eddy, Marjorie Fred- erick, Doris Grate, Janice Henkelman, Diana Long, Delores Stewart, Row 3: Nancv Nimetz, Betty Egnew, Nancy Boehm, Delores Klein, Nellie Schmidt, Altwain Larcom, Charlotte Katz, Delores Schmidt, Goldie Ber- man, Carol Hall, Rosa Lee Gore, Carman McBroom. During the Christmas season the Stylettes sell Christmas ands and the money received goes to various charities in our community. In addition to charity Work, during the rest of the year the Stylettes are kept busy at their meetings discussing fashions, cosmetics, and other things of interest in this fashion-minded world. MASQUERS Left to right, Row 1: Carla Kuepfer, Jack Phillips, Roberta Rosenaur, Row 2: Pat Denny, Pat Hedges, Rita Harman, Elaine Nicholson, Joyce Buchanan, Jim Wonder, Bob McLeod, Jack Allan, Alan Helm, Paula Gatewood, Barbara Rush, Marlene Swisher, Helen Bajus, Marilyn O'Brien. Masquers, one of most recent clubs, was 01'- ganized last year by people interested in dramatics. The purpose of the club is to at- tain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self control, and to appreciate dra- matic literature and technique. In order to be a member you must have 15 credit points in dramatics work and must be voted in by the group. PHILO CLUB Standing, lef-t to right: Eileen Menzer, Joyce Ryan, Beverly Weakley, Beverly Danisong Seated: Eleanor Bordy, Beverly Darst, Carole Kates. Rose Foley, Darlene Hauck, Lila Babbert, Roberta Workmaster, Ethel Lewis, Lee Yahr, llea Alexander, Miss Ruth Lang, Adviser, Beverly Thacker, Sally Gordon, Caroline Fleishmann, Shirley Holsinger, Sue Chapman, Dolores Shoemaker, Barbara Blackson, Maureen Omce, Jackie ghompson, Elly Zogonas, Barbara Friedberg, Jeanne MacAboy, Mildred ooper. Standing, left to right: Sally Miller, Beverly Danison, Elaine Nicholson, Roberta Rosenaur, Helen Bajus, Marlene Swisher, Seated: Patti Denney, Elaine Zisenwine, Evie Wolpert, Carol Feyes, Kay Shaulis, Dorothy Red- fem, Paula Gatewood, Marilyn Kauffman, Barbara Rush, Kathleen Mills, Gloria Wolf, Mrs. Florence Belcher, adviser, Carla Kuepfer, Pat Lahey, Janet Gwynn, Pat Kelly, Marjorie Smith, Phyllis Leupp, Beverly Hagan. In the picture the Philomathean Society are holding their annual Christmas party. Philo Hi-Y square dances-participating in the Lily Parade+malcing favors of small decorated flower pots and nut cups for the Cerebral Palsy Center to use Easter- these were the activities that Philo participated in during the year. PROJECTION CLUB Left to right, Row 1: Jack VVeisman, Jim Secord, John Van Sickle, Robert Quaintance, David Shadel, Richard Colburn, Ronald Rinella, Row 2: Tom Ogier, Albert Zakany, Richard Teeters, David Dill, Joe Owens, Robert Williams, John Livingston, Ronald Walls, Mr. E. S. Stauifer, adviser, Row 3: Perry Fisher, Donald Culbert, Tom Long, Hugh O'Nei.l, Robert Benbow, Stuart Ensign, Gerald Szames, Robert Mannah, David Macklin, Perry Swartz. Not Pictured: Raymond Cory, Saul Fesman. The Projection Club runs the noon movies, fixes sound and lighting for stage productions, has special audiovisual projects, and does many other services around school. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right, Row 1: Nancy Schaffer, Carole Chatfield, Carol Hunter, Joyce Crary, Cathy Wynd, Sally Gordon, Donna Sherrard, Phyllis Ott, Kay Devine. Row 2: John Beck, Dick Baars, Cathy Davenport, Barbara Daugh, Alma Schwartz, Phyllis Ramsey, Phyllis Meeker, Donna Vest, llea Alexander, Row 3: Harold Martin, Marilyn Clark, Doug Freeman, Warren Udisky, Carl Blackburn, James Daniell, John Hall, Ted Sanders, Martin Cohen, Row 4: Wally Thompson, John Van Sickle, Earl Brinkerholf, Phillip Sickle, Don Custer, Luther Warne, Dick James, Jerry Lytle. The photography club was organized this year by Mr. How- ard. How cameras work, technical problems, selection of the right pictures to take, and many other problems of photography are discussed and solved at the meetings. F. T. A. CLUB Kneeling, left to right, Row 1: Janet Gwynn, Carol Kate, Lila Babbert, Pat Lahey, Janis Reese, Marilyn OlBrien, Patti Denney, Row 2: Barbara Lewis, Nancy Copeland, Norma Osborn, Jackie Thompson, Maureen Office, Sue Haley, Carol Danison, Susie Webster, Lee Yahr, Peggy Porter, Sally Gordon, Marilyn Kauffman, Doris Grate, Colleen Corbett, Ruth Johnson, Beverly Danison: Row 3: Carol Jackson, Elly Zoganas, Sue Chapman, Beverly Weakley, Marty Greeno, Beverly Rigney, Joyce Ryan, Sharon Groves, llea Alexander, Goldye Berman, Ann Haas, Elaine Nichol- son, Dorothy Letow, Paula Gatewoodg Row 4: Sharon Walters, June Joachim, Joyce England, Janice Eisnaugle, Toni Calhoun, Judy Ryan, Betsy Lee, Dorothy Grosse, Carol Weber, Alice Roland, Altwain Larcom, Frances Duffy, Thelma Kellar, Arlene Rausch, Donna Augustine, Evie Wolpert, Marlene Swisher, Row 5: Miss Sara Crist, adviser, Marty De- Carninada, Carol Husse, Carol Styers, Ilse Gutheil, Shirley Santo, Judy Lewis, Beverly Thacker, Martha Teeters, Diana Ben'y, Delores Widmayer, Katherine Davenport, Carole Hall, Marianna Hammon. The F.T.A. 'Club sponsored the selling of Shakeroos at the iinst city-league football game. They served the school by assisting in the main ofHce, attendance offices, and guid- ance room, and helped with the errnanent record card pic- tures, the cards of the T .B. Mobige Unit and served as host- esses for E.I.B. Day. Homecoming , fe TQ .2 I. Y 5 L Y ,L ,:, I f' , , ywaz' f , ' 1125: ,,,, ,ey .1 1, If , nf ' A23 ' ' Page F ifty-two fu. rv A AL., M M,MMye,i.tv ','. , ' 1 K Arm Chamberlain Homecoming Queen A COVETED ROLE ,ai I! ,jgy ,, X ff M, , L 17 jk 5 M5 ,, fx' ,V if .W ma, Pretty, petite Ann Chamberlain was crowned the 1953 Footballg Homecoming Queen at a dance held following the North-South football game on October 29 Ann was chosen as Queen by the student body from six othey candidates-Lucille Caccilatorel Donna Canny, Beverly Danison Janice Keseg, Donna Iorine and Betsy Lee. She was a nounced the Queen by D2 Dupler, vice-president of S dent Council, :at the half-tirh of the game. 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J! -gi: A M f 4 ' QQ' . 4 X 3 ff' T ,Q V!-my if 1 6 2 2 , .4 f ii j ff Qt faq .W ,E SPORTS 1 8 PIGSKIN REVIEW Despite the efforts of their new gridiron coach, Gene Yontz, the Bulldog eleven witnessed a poor season because of lack of experience, depth, and material. Their over-all record was 2 wins and 7 losses. South opened the season by winning one of their two games of the season by crushing Upper Arlington 21 to O. Ron Callanfler and Charlie Peake led the Blue and Gray attack. Bill Shinn also scored. Halfback Charlie Peake was a standout for South, although they were upset by Grandview 14 to 0. South lost to a powerful 'l'o1-edo Central 'Catholic Team 27 to 7. Sophomore Ron Wilkey got the only score. In the city league opener, Central's potential city league winners rolled over the Bulldogs, 28-6. Although the Bulldogs looked very impressive in the lirst half and lead by a score of 14 to 0, the West Cowboys came from behind to win 19-14, Again Ron Wilkey led the attack by -scoring two touchdowns. Aquinas Terriers were too much sa the Bulldogs went down in defeat 19 to 0. As Homecoming Queen Ann Chamberlain reigned the Bulldogs came through to upset the North Polar Bears 27-14. Charlie Peake starred as usual. South next traveled to the home of the city champs, Linden McKinley. The upset-minded Bulldogs put up the most vicious light of the year although they went down to defeat 13-7. Langley scored for South. In the final :tilt of the year, South lost to East 13-0. 4 Charlie Peake and his little brother Dennis received all-city berths. Ron Callander, Dick Shirey, John Frank, and Wilbur Egnew gained honorable mention. Head Coach Gene Yontz and Captain Frank Dynie Reeves. W,,.,i,W,a.,,,,W..,,,,,, K' I p , f.-f . an , t . ' , .-Z K W-M WMM - 1 iz, .,.,. . r. y, , ,,,, Vgppkgp ,. 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A JOHN FRANK HERVEY WILLSAMS BILL.. SHINN GEORGE A LANGLEW Pictured, left to right: Frank Howard, Stan Owens, George Langley, Dick Stahr, Clarence Pointer, Quincy Dunn, Ray Ball, Iim Ferrell, Pete Hood, Dave Strauss, Benny Wright, and Louie Taylor. CAGERS TAKE STATE RUNNER-UP CHAMPIONSHIP The South High Bulldogs finished runners-up in the State Basketball Tournament held in Cleveland, Ohio. This was the first time a Bulldog team goft to the State finals. The Bulldogs fell on the short end of a 66-56 score to powerful Hamilton Public in the final game. Alex Boo Ellis was the chief menace to the-Bulldogs as he rang the bell for fouling of the Bulldogs, as Frank Howard, 2:50 mark of the fourth quarter. The Bulldogs gained the berth to the finals by downing game. For the finals, Hamilton was favored to win the ballgame 68-67. 27 markers. The defeat was really blamed on the excessive Stan Owens, and jumping jack Sam Pointer fouled out in succession after the Kent Roosevelt, 50-35, in a somewhat dull defensive type of although the Bulldogs upset the Big Blue earlier in the season After finishing second in the Cirty League, with North on top, South defeated Newark, Linden, and North, the latter being the best-played game of the year, to win the District Championship. Then the Bulldogs traveled to Toledo t. . . P lif. elf .X ix Coach Ceorge Pug S and defeated Defi ance and Toledo Macomber to win the regional toumament, setting the stage for the State finals in Cleveland. The Blue and Gray p-laced three boys on the various All-Tournament, All- State, and City Teams, Capt. Benny Wright, Sam Pointer, and Frank Howard. Sam Pointer was named the most outstanding player in the state tournament by the International News Service. South enjoyed many fine trips throughout their season, going to Middletown, Zanesville, Mansfield, Toledo, and Cleveland. ' For the season as a whole, the Bulldogs compiled 22 wins and 5 losses. The team all year long showed fine sportsmanship and good manners, plus good coaching on the floor. Season's Record CWon 22, Loss 51 70 Linden McKinley ....... ........ 4 4 57 Columbus North .....,. 81 Grandview ..................... ........ 4 9 77 Linden -McKinley ............ 66 West fColumbusD ..,.... ........ 5 4 72 Columbus Central .......... 59 Columbus 'East ......... ........ 5 7 59 Springfield .............. ........ 5 0 District Tournament 79 Aquinas ..........,....... ..,..... 5 1 84 Mt. Vernon ..,................. 47 Mansfield ..............,,,.. ........ 4 9 63 Newark ......,..................... 55 Columbus North ......... ........ 5 7 66 Linden McKinley ....... 79 Columbus Central ....... ........ 5 8 69 Columbus North ...........,.. 52 Middletown ............,.. ........ 7 3 64 Zanesville .,............ ........ 4 2 Regional Tournament 77 Cglumbus West ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 9 70 Defiance .......................... 50 Columbus East .,.... ........ 5 2 65 Toledo Macomber .......... 92 Aquinas .............. ........ 6 2 50 Kent Roosevelt ........ 68 Hamilton ,........ ........ 6 7 Fm Hamlltfm f - ff 'fffff Captain Benny Wright Basketball Grads f , 'f ,.,,f'W:fzLff'1 f Lf of 1 ,, vw,-4 f 1 f , 'Y , , Yah, ,wif 4 ffiif, .:f.1. ' , 1 ei ,wf f .7 , , I , M xr, ..,,,w, Hgyw 2 -my -. gf,4-4f,:1.,f7L4z.pe' . ' X ' L . Wt,f6,'3 f 5:,1f'Jf??? 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Next is George Langley, who didn't see too much action during the regular season but came along brilliantly in some -of the anxious mom.ents of the Regionals and State Tournament play. Then there's Stanley Owens, the big boy who really hit his stride in the finals of the District and helped the Bulldogs down the home stretch, in quest of the State Title. Quincy Duce Dunn, who didn,t play last year because of an ankle injury, became very strong and proved to be a vital cog in the Bulldog machine. Last, bu-t certainly not the least, is big Frank Chico,' Howard. Chico and Clarence Pointer were the 1-2 scoring punch of the Bulldogs. Big Chic holds the all-time District Class A scoring record. Frank has also been an all-city performer for the past two seasons. George Langley Stan Owens Quincy Dunn Frank Howard Posing with their trophies for winning the district, regional, and state tournaments are our 1954 South High B ketballers. They are beaming with special prige at the trophy they won for taking the runners-up position at the state iinals and the WBNS revolving trophy for the district tournament. are-. I' E K Tournament Scenes Excitement reigned at South when our Bulldog basketball team went to the district and state .tourna- ments in Toledo and Cleve- land. Teachers, students, and alumni piled into trains, buses, and cars to cheer for our Bulldog team as they made their way to the state Hnals. 'Pictured are the players on stage receiving a rousing send-off before leaving for the mourn-amenlts. They were soon followed by the students on the buses. The teachers are pictured in the 'lobby of the Carter Hotel where they met after the game. Art the stiadiiun every- one went wild when South shot for two points in the Kent Roosevelt game. The team played their best and Cap-tain Benny Wright re- ceived the trophy that helped bring glory to Old South. ,Q , . S 4 y Af, A by W! , , nigw-,i I ff xy , . ,!',: ' I , if fi? 5 ' f 1 ,WJ I, if SNK, yi ., ' 1. f fs , ,-2 UQ., .4 V 3.1 Y? 'HR J RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Coach Dale Hemlick, Iim Hildy, Thurman Babbs, Tom Maine, Roger Hackett, Ron Wilke, Bill Green, front row, left to right: Pete Hood, Neal Kresheck, Dick Stahr, Ray Ball, jack Silcott, john Sells, Kenny Marshall. RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM Left to 1-ight, row 1: Iohn Kauffman, Pete Smerles, Iulias Vargo, Ioe Speakman, Paul Gage, Kenny Gililan, Arnold Latham, Jerry Dover, Dave Schaedel, Bob Sabo, Sam Magavero, Tommy Welch, Ie :ry Shade, row 2: Russ Ridgeway, lack Cheek, Ronnie Atherton, Don Rawlins, Bob Fink, George Kidd, Marshall Goldberg, Bob Telfer, Iim Schwab, Tom Trimmer, Larry Meyers, Danny Holtz, Tom Wyle, row 3: Phil Procter, Jim Cox, Don Henry, jerry Frazee, Eddie Day, Ronnie Huiss, Jerry Paxton, Roger Hackett, Harry Keller, Gary Ellis, Don Little, Moses Jamieson, Coach Bob Lewis. The reserve football team worked as hard as our varsity team, but received little recognition. The team had a good year, winning three, tying one, an-d losing two. They wofn over Linden, East, and Aquinas, tied West, and lost to Central and North. ,..... We , , ,f , -- --, ' Je, R.-s. ' '-1' 2. '-ff' -A - A. . ' ' k ' .' . CHEERLEADERS Five varsity cheerleaders are pictured during a happy moment in the Kent Roosevelt game played in the state finals at the Cleveland arena. Seven girls brightened the football and basketball season with their pep and vitality at the games and the pep rallies. Sit- ting on the megaphone in their blue and gray costumes are Sally Miller, Shirley Sherrard, Beverly Danison, Eileen Men- zer, Anne Matthews, Betty Roy, and Ann Chamberlain. Q l Ml TEH I The cheerleaders who cheered at the reserve basketball games, football home- coming game, pep rallies, and will be the official yellers for Hurray for South Highn next season are Marty DeCamin- ada, Marty Greeno, Nancy Johnson, Maud Pennington, Irene Bajus, and Beverly Weakley. Left to right, Row 1: Moses Jamison Pointer, Phil Proctor, jack Co ' Kenny DeBerry, Lewis TRACK TEAM , Earl Smith, Phil Chamberlin. Jerry Clayton, Ronnie Athertong Row 2: Peyton Black, Clarence vmgton, Ronald Wilkey, Stanley Owens, Quendel Page, Standing: Coach Robert Lewis, Eugene Dixon, Taylor, Wilbur Egnew, Paul Bailey, Edward Boquist, Chad Geedey, Gary Ellis, Jack Silcott, Arnold Latham. 1 A salute to Coach Bob Lewis, who led the Bulldog track team to a runners-up position spring with seven wins, one loss, and one tie, losing to Central and tying East. Be ' League, South was runners-up in the District Meets and came in sixth University. in the City League last sides being runners-up in the City place at the State Meet held at Ohio State Mg' 'WNW I CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Pictured, left to right: Kenneth Deberry, Joe Owens, jerry Clayton, Phil Chamberlin. Not pictured: Bill Keener. Page Si xty-three l i The members of the 1954 golf team are, left to right: Davey jones, Bob Dean, Chuck Merklin, Dick Hick, Herbert Utz, ' Coach Rodney Kolb, Dick Poston, Robert Schatz, Bob Hart. 1 GOLF TEAM G.A.A. Pictured kneeling, loft to right: Ioy Ryan, Marty DeCaminada. Marty Grceno, Helen Maserg Standing: Midge Komives, Pat Toberan. Kav Shaulis. Elaine Nicholson. Patti Denney. Barbara Rush. These girls head the Girls' Athletic Association. After school hours you can find them and many other members of G.A.A. playing the favorite sports of the season. It is an organization in which sports- Page Sixty-four manship is emphasized. ' 1 1 l BASEBALL TEAM Left to fight, Row 1: Larkin O'Neill, manager, Gary Durtschi, manager, John Clark, Iohn Otto, Jerry Shade, Pete Smerles, Ierry Dover, Marty Pehrson, Bill Green, Jack McNash, manager, Row 2: Dan Holtz, John Frank, Ken Webb, Dick Shirey, Roger Hackett, Dick Stahr, Frank Howard, Bill Woodall, Ray Ball, Ben Wright, Coach Dale Helmick. In '53 our South High baseball team were runners up in the City Baseball League with an eight win, four loss season. This year's team was headed by Benny Wright, lst base, john Frank, 2nd base, Dan Holtz, 8rd base, Bill Green short- stop, Pete Smerles, leftlieldg jerry Dover, centerfieldg John Otto, rightfieldg Kenny Webb, catch, Bill Wardle, pitch and catcher, Frank Howard, pitch and leftfield. At the time of publication, the '54 record was: ' South-0 North-3 South--2 Aquinas-9 South-1 St. Charles-3 South-2 West-4 - J, 1255: it , 7 A L a i ,VIV yy, ,,.,' 7 MJ' , , Vg, y ' ' -f 'zifffm f gf,W 1' 1 ., 1 ' , ff f A r f t yf A Z 1 E7f ' gf 1: , S , ., ,, S A ,, , ii, 'V 5,351 ,,f,VVV fr if I 'L . I 'I . - ,,,,,Wi1 fi V , X ' ' 1.5.1. ,V ' in I 1 ,,. riHf,L I 4 ,W ' i'tf 4f'1 ,,,f , M ', . F'7uf ff1f ' ,Q ,, ' , I 'M 2,.Z,,v'1.f.4z4?+,Wuf U - V A N, ,f , I . . fl , Nj, 31' 4? ' 7 Sam Pointer broadlumps 20'10 , W , A 'tff f W,z f., 9, I we f -- aww- , lwwvwf AX3, rtart V 'l , Sammy Pointer this year proved hlmself to be out- if 9' 25 standing in track as well as in basketball, in fact, he earned the nickname of jesse Owens of South Hi hr g SWIMMING TEAM At the time the Lens went to press, he had broken I ll' v I ' three records-Shot put, 489 ' broad lump' 22 10 , Benny Gambus, Jack Carter, jerry Shade, Mike Olmsteadg and high jump 6'1W'. 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It's just part of their plan to steal all our rights, like the right to own property, the right to work wherever we please, the right to vote secretly and all the rest. The best way to protect a right is to use it. So if you ever hear anyone come out in favor of permitting arbitrary search and seizure on some pretext or other, set him straight! Remind him that freedom from search without warrant is a right guaranteed every American by The Constitution. Remember, thcy're your rights, so treat them right! Q 1 it S13 'H it il .--1-N.,-,. 1 .fl-F74-ff'-' ' 1 'rf' .- '4 5 ,-'Lv-ff':L.1..f: l J.4'1l i '.1'--,if a 1 r I1::',.i::yg:Q'rLZ2,1I 1, w f l if-q,.-541.4495 51 ll! . 'AM-tvjgfiililf 1- ',. 11--j1.f5.,,7f,gfi..-on ,wi ' .le '- 're :: - 1' :.L....,1.? gs- N 1 .! uf ll vl i 15 j ,.,-i' ' J 1' -..t-eff--V-A -1 . -.4...--1' 'iff . . , I : - --+15-:s?: ' 'T '2 'sL ui..5- 'f 'Y ef' l.,.L'g ' , Q .QQCITZ - A ,, u,-.turns - -- ,A et..v-,..-A 4 -J...-,. . - - I 1 ' jf tc... ..7:.t. 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Some ol them are: Freedom of worship xerret ballot knous how your union spend: your Jun of xpeerlz ol the press criticize ogirialr know salaries of your union oliurr from :eu-rch without wa-rrnnt petition government for redreu of grievances know if your union oficers :re Communists know how your union ir run speedy and puhlir trial by jury Right to 'Right ta Freedom Freedom Right to 'Right to Freedom Right to 'Right to 'Rtght to Right to Right to help ol 4 lawyer 'Right to hen-r your employe!! side of diugreemcdt Right not to appear as A witness against yourself 'Right to refuse to permit the check-of of union Jul 'Right to go direrl to your boss with 4 grievance Right to he presumed innocent until proved guilty Freedom Io own property 'Right to work despite union furinlirtiorul dispute: Freedom to work in any locality 'Right to proper tupervision of your union welll: Intlll Freedom to start and manage s hurinexs Freedom io nuke 4 profit 'Right not to he fired hy union leader: Right to vote on compnny'r best oier 'These ue righu you enjoy under the Taft-Hanley Inv. This is n right mioyrd by members of United Steel Workers, C.l.0 only when the Tn!!-Hartley law is invoked. THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHTI i' The Timken Roller Bearing Company ,,,,,,,,,,M,,, 'The right to work shall not he abridged or made impotent Page Seventy-seven SCHWARTZ'S MEN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S READY TO WEAR 1854 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio 3d Harveyas Men's Shop The Young Merfs Storev 1814 Parsons Ave. oors north of the Russell Theater GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, and FROZEN FOODS F. L. Slagle Market 915 E. Whittier St. GA 3-1531 Compliments of WILLIAM A. SI-IERARD SWAN BOWLING LANES GOOD FOODS GA 0228 1493 Parsons Ave. Compliments of REINER'S BAKERY 541 S. 3rd, Street FOUNTAIN SERVICE BAKED GOODS MILLER'S GARAGE AUTO REPAIR DI 1179 1351 LOCKBOURNE RD. Fred Grumley Jewelers and Watch Repair NAME BRAND WATCHES For the GRADUATE BACKED UP WITH RELIABLE SERVICE 519.95 up fP1us Fed. Taxj Compliments of the CENTRAL OHIO FRUIT COMPANY 107 East Town Street AD 5188 Page Seventy-eight DICK'S CARRY OUT Compliments of A. A. Hairtupee, D.D.S. 1070 E- LiViU85t0T1 Ave- 994 E. Livingston Ave. Fountain Service-Lunich Meats-Gfrocenies Ken's Barber Shop Compliments of Prompt and Courteous Service 1032 East Whittier LCWENTHAL FURS 8:30 to 6:00 closed on Wednesday 241 South High Street GULF SERVICE STATION SIDNEY C. ROY 502 s. Third st. AD 0644 Wholesale Distributors C. W. BUSH CANDY CO. JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES 235 W. Third Avenue EASTWOOD STORAGE CO. 1500 Eastwood Ave. Columbus 3, Ohio AGENT: UNITED VAN LINES, INC. EV 8919 MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE RAINBOW FLOWER SHOP INC. Flowers for Every Occasion 93 To-Wn St. FL. 4337 fall Hrsj MILK MAKES TEENAGERS GLOW Page S eventy-nine . I 'iw ' 1-1115, eg.. 3 7 , mm ff - 'M fg-,f ' 3 ' 4K ' N ,Zag ' ,fwf r X, 1 ' f i Q ff 1... G, Mfg, ,lf V., I . fy. 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T ' L I A . 1 rg pg aggr ff iQ - 1 , . STARLETS 1. Phyllis Ramsey 2. Judy Karner 3. Phyllis Myers 4. Max and Martha DeCaminda 5. Cathy Wynd 6. Aaron Canowitz 7. I11dY Shirley 8. Jerry Zelizer 9. Carol Tate 10. Janice Eisnaugle 11. Toni Calhoun 12. Arlene Rausch 13. Elaine Daubitz. I I Efunfaman :L Concessions and Novelties Complete Catering Service 1497 KING AVENUE COLUMBUS 12, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1954 GRADUATES Page Eighty-one Lems Restaurant Gabrie1's Jewelers 33 Town St- Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Chinese and American Food 11 East Town Street FOREIGN GROCERY FOOD TOWN Phone GA. 2138-2139 1954-56-58 Parsons Ave. GROCERIES MEATS NOTIONS APPLIANCES Compliments of TOWNE HOUSE DRIVE IN 2924 E. Main St. CAPITAL CAP and what it stands for - - Capital University is dedicated to the development -of the whole personality. lt 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 g Science, Teacher Training: Ele- brarianshipg Pre-Home Economics, Journalism, Pre-Theology, Parish mentary, High School, P u b l i c Sch-ool Music, Music, Business, Business Administration, Secre- tarial Training, Pre-Dentistry, Pre- Engineeringg Pre-Law, Nursing, Pre-Medicine, Social Service, Li- 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 Eighty-two 0ver 10,000 Itemsf AA f 5 XX f - fx nf Fw vi as ,. - I E ' .fn T7 ' i 4, ,L 111 . V , rikifw . ff QT M P 7 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 Eighty-th HIGH - MITHOFF PHARMACY 1142 S, High St. GA 9142 Service for the Sick THE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY OF THE SOUTH SIDE ART KRAF T DECORATORS INC. 22 E. Frambes Ave. Ga. 3474 FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE 1846 PARSONS AVENUE GA 0371 GA 1411 JOHN F. HENRY, Proprietor HARRY T. SELLS, Manager HOFFMAN'S GARDEN 3015 E. Main Only Smorgasbord In Columbus Facilities for Private Parties, Banquets, and Meetings. Steaks Phone DOug1as 0284 Chops Page Eighty-four HAMBURGERS EXCELLENT COFFEE DEPARTMENT STORE Nationally Advertised Brands of WHITE SPOT MEN'S, WOMEN'S a. CHILDRENS CLOTHING 1082 PARSONS AVENUE GA. 0186 1038 Parsons Ave' GA 3956 D 6. F SNACK BAR TASTY SANDWICHES WAFFLES SUN DAES, Di. 3538 CONES, AND CARRY OUT SERVICE 1352 Parsons Ave. GA 4008 We Deliver HELM FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 484 FOREST STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO R1 J N XX I f .j7.!. . K.-,. in -f'.ff:':.-:..- n S 1 When you're Jr X thinking of N u career... C8 1191 3 3, ICE cnfAM,5 l Think of Ohio Bell... X Qqqajfsd 1 0 A iob with a future 0 A good salary 0 A friendly place to work 'I'llE OHIO BELI. TELEPIIOIIE COMPANY l N K E J Page Eighty-fio p Congratulations, Graduates! What Next? If it's business Training, We offer and recommend courses in: Accounting - Uunior, Senior, and Protessionall Business Administration Commerce and Finance Executive Secretarial Private Secretarial Stenography Stenotypy - IMachine Shorthandl as Well as shorter courses in Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, and Office Machines CAddressograph, Comptometer, Ediphone, Mimeograph, Multigraphl. Completion of your choice of these courses will assure you of a good oflice position. For many months employment calls have ex- ceeded 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 Eighty-six Buss - LL' , , I 1 V .V 'w'r:e-:,:..2- 32.1. , ix- -:fs-1:41.41 2- 1 3 -,Qi . z - -Z-? ' ' - V A -'ew--ff.. .,,. .t ' ' V if ' ' ' i 5- 3: -' , -.I-'i f' H ' K , . -s ' ., iff ' '-ree ' ' .lJffh':',- www' .J - me-1-l.g.,,-V --iw. 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A . , mp ' , , ' r-wx 2 N' -22 253 ' LV- : H' . if :Ha rr i'i1i'I'f f Q- ' 'A' ' .lf 5 . , V- ., I Vfi X-'5' .1 - L '- 1T 'r- Y ,WM ff . f L ,115 :- 9 , M , ,.w ' 1 1, I ..,,. . p s N l .- , . .Zi X ,A i s - df A J 2 V 1 -I-4, A l f f 5 iii , 1 1 V V , 1 f at A f i -:Q . iw 1-ft V, Q -wx fm- 2 in ,L , ig g ' - ,rf gist Q . , We V .. ,- ' N ' V A ,L,, 5' .ffefo ' H . ' - A R ' iff-1:mf 's,,m We- fs Ai or is e-i V- A - f -fr ' - -5 Vjnfllhlf' .,. , .new A L.,-V--' ,V , , ' ' A tj' . do-if ' ,,,, 1 vc, .4 ,, 5-W g --....,. , I I uidsgfz- Q I , M f r , !,'i.- . V ,vii we , . ,, Vp A,,V,gv., ,gpfggwm Q A IZ, Q 3 ., r 4 I Vf V -V i - L -- - in - I K t - - ,ii.:,-19114.21 - A V l LL V K-. ' , :j g - - . , . , -. .-,, +AV CONGRATULATIONS 1954 GRADUATES TRAIN NOW FOR YOUR BUSINESS CAREER SUMMER TERM ................... June 1-7-14 FALL TERM ................. September 6-12-19 Courses: Public Speaking Business English Word Studi' 24 MOS-.S6l'1i0l' Introduction to Business Bookkeeping AdV9Yt1S1I1g 1 Accountmg Ci-edit and Collections Civil Service Review course' in short- 12 Mos. Senior Business Comptometry Salesmanship hand and typing Administration Typing Real Estate 4 Mos. Comptometry 24 Mos. Professional Shgrthand Business Law 6 Mos. Stenographic. Accounting . Stenograph Principles of Retailing 12 MOS- Stelflogfaphlc 6 WEekS Tf'P11'lg Course lmachine shorthandl Letter Writing and Secretarial Labor Prob ems Accounting Spanish 12 Mos. Junior Medical Dictation Math. of Accounting Marketing Accounting Federal Tax Course Physiology Announcing our new course in purchasing and procurement Part Time REVIEW COURSE in Shortland and Typing Employment Provided for Students While In School Full-Tirme Employment, 18 Mo. Executive Secretarial Course for Girls lafflfgfggfiofln All Courses Lead to Degree of Bachelor of Commerce of Course CALL, PHONE or WRITE for FREE CATALOGUE DAY SCHOOL 8:00-1 p. m. ' 1-3'30 p m. BLISS COLLEGE 6:30-9:30 p. m. Ohio's Greatest School of Business Tues. Sz Thurs. Mon' thru Fri' 131 E. STATE Columbus, ohio AD. 4112 Evenings Page Eighty-seven . W fm ' 2 -51-:Q ' i 1 V