South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

Q F F 2 f 5 Q 2 5 3 i i i 5 I i 1044 POI O' Gold. CO777I77t'l77Ol'UlCS thc' ILUMUIL1- ffflh Lll7!7l-l,'E'I'.SflI'Lf of its foumlingf. X N lim' llmlsfvps of 1415 pnfclcrcssors Ibis, lhc l'u1J!z'shed by l'111f SIQNIQR Cmss of Soulh High School Lima, Ohio South High School-Twenty-Hue years ago South High School-Twenty-flue years Iafer r' ,VJ DMINISTRATORS forthe past twenty-ive years have struggled in the task of directing our footsteps along the path termed Knowledge Administration 9-5fJ k- X wzr-:Mflf--'Z- '-:SQQ fix N ' ' ,f i- ii X N55 KM N ' Y , A .T I N S 5 4 ' P Q L WN XQXQ MK ag M f gy ww School Board ,,,-.--.N MM 635 J. McLean Reed T. Carl Jansen Dr. A. N. Wiseley E. L. Baker Frank Smith A. M. Gantz W. C, Derbyshire During his seventh year as Superintendent of Lima Public Schools, Mr. J. McLean Reed has encountered numerous difficulties in securing faculty members. This, however, is only one of the duties of Mr. Reed. He also supervises teachers' work, directs the financial policy of the schools, encourages professional development of teachers, and inspires pupils to higher achievements. Mr. Reed has made many friends among the students, faculty, and parents with his Willingness to help solve the numerous problems in- six volved in education. His efforts to advance education in Lima have not been in vain as records of school work have shown. He is ably assisted in his many duties by the members of the board of education who have freely given of their time and ability in order to improve our school system. Mr. W. C. Derbyshire this year has become Director of Maintenance for the school system, He very capably looks after the repair and maintenance of all the various buildings in the city. 6 l Office Staff --. O ,,,.,.a+ 52,2 --., ,,-f ' Paul C. Garrison H. C. Roberson Zalia Harbaugh Maxine Miller Margaret Miller Our capable and amiable principal, Mr. Paul C, Garrison, came to our school last year from Franklin, Indiana. During the two years he has been here he has been very helpful in aiding and supervising the students and faculty. Another important position is held by Mr. H. C, Roberson, as- sistant principal, who is always ready and Willing to give advice to students and faculty members alike. Miss Zalia Harbaugh, dean of girls, is a friend of every girl in the SQUQU school. Through her tactfulness and patience she very capably gives advice to anyone who calls on her for help. Miss Maxine Miller, a graduate of South High School, is kept very busy managing the many activities that are carried on in the school oflice. Miss Margaret Miller, also a graduate of South High School, assists with the work in the office. She has been here only the latter half of this year. Faculty I l Q ....,., , 5 'E 'ff' Q 1 A ., NIE' 'if ' Sf' 2 . , Q . , , X if M? .WX RUTH AlVlS'l'U'l'Z-A. Heidelberg College Home Economics MARTHA ARNOLD-B. St, Marys of the Springs Home Economics MAH' BENROTH-Ph. B, M. A. Heidelberg College. Columbia University MARY' BliERYfA. College of Wooster, Adrian College, McGill University, French House, Middlebury School of German, University of Chicago, Universidad Nac- ional De Mejico, Berlitz School of Spanish, New York School of Spanish Spanish, German, social conduct, Latin, alaebra geography S eight ETIIEI. ASHIZR-B. S. Ohio University. Ohio University History, social science B. Btoosi-B. Wilmington College Ph tisical Education HAZEL BAVER-B. S. State Ohio State University Bookkeeping, ofice practice, fde- parlment headj JOE BOWERS-A. B, Defiance College, Columbia University General Science Faculty 'S- '-....,,. we aww- 8' ,gawk-v-' , A 'Nl r-- 'Ns. MARIE BOWLUS-A. B., M. A. Heidelberg College, Columbia University English fdeparlrnenl headj EDYTHE CUPP-B. S. Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Ohio State University Home Economics RUBY BYERLY-A. B. FRANCES BOWYER-B. S. Ohio Northern University, Manchester College,Ohio State University, Wisconsin Uni- versity, Boston University Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Northwestern University English English GEORGE FIGGINS Bowling Green State Univer- DOROTHY DENTPSTER-A. DePauw University. Witten- berg College, Ohio Northern sity, Ohio Northern Univer- University. Gregg College sity Typing, shorthand Industrial Arts nine DANIEL W. CLINGAMAN, B. S Bowling Green State Univer- sity Industrial Arts E. B. FRESHWATER-A.B., M.A Ohio Wesleyan, Indiana Uni- versity, Cincinnati University Columbia University American history, ciuics fdepart- ment headj Faculty IVIARIE ITRYILR-A. B. Asbury College, Bluffton Col- lege, Ohio Northern Univer- sity Home Economics MILFIQRDC.HANsoN-B.S.,M,A. Illinois State Normal, Univer- sity of Illinois, Bradley Poly- technical Institute, University of Iowa, Quincy College, Washburn College Industrial Arts Kdepurtment headj VERA A, GRlFFl'l'HfA. B. John I-Ierron Art School, Butler University HELEN KELLY-B. S. ESTHER GILLETTE-A. THELMA GLASSFORD-A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin Physical Education English Art PAUL HOSACK-B. HATTIE .,lOSEI3I'IfA. Ashland College Manchester College, Ohio State University Industrial Arts Biology ten University of Chicago, Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- versity Bookkeeping, general business, typing Faculty i 'Y3f'N x' A I A 13 SXQM 9 Q2 jf, .al an r, 3' 2 1 r Q , '--- F-A ii A isle fs I wma-v4 -NNEVV' N., -I. 3 A SJ .- X ii ar f l f . at fr .. . .y is Q xg? G5 i 2 ROBliR'l C. KINNEY-B.S., M.A. Ohio University. Ohio State University History. ciuics. public speaking GEORGE lVlll.l.l3R-B. Ohio Northern University Commercial arithmetic CHARLES LUOIWA- A. B., B. S., M. Music Dana Musical Institute. Kent State University. Northwest- ern University Instrumenlal music KATHERINE lVlORRlSfA. Ohio State University, Uni- versity of Southern Califor- nia, Miami University. Uni- versity of Vtlisconsin Home Economics eleuen GENYQVIEVE lVlARVlN-B.S..lVl.A. Ohio University. Columbia University English, journalism ELIZABETH Mow IQIAON-A. B, Vvlellesley College. Western Reserve College English Guo. C. MAXFIELD-B.S.. M.S. Michigan State College. Ohio State University Physics. chemistry fdepartment head! MERI. O. REED-A. B., M. A. Ohio University. Columbia University Algebra, plane geometry fdepart- ment headj Faculty if :I Yi O o or ee ' , , ,Q at I W H' f I I f ' kt EDITII RIDIiNOURfA. EDITH ROEDER-A. ALICE ROSSFELDABACIICIOI' of Ohio University Manchester College, Ohio Publis School MUSIC State University Yale University. Northwest- ern University English Geography, history Music, Junior A Cappella Choir LUCIl,I.Ii ROVV-B. HELEN SHANAHAN-A,B.. IVI.A. SINCLAIRHA. Ohio University. Ohio State Trinity College. Columbia Ohio State University University. Bowling Green University State University Shorthand, typing Latin. English Mathematics, advanced algebra, twel ue trigonometry, solid geometry. basic mathematics VERNA D. ROUSE-A. B. Bluffton College. University of Michigan General Science CHARLES I.. SMITH-A.B., IVI.A. Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio State University Sociology, geography Faculty ig.. 1 r ll rw ff gysffmwg ,dx Q ...mow ' fit' it 5 A-1' an tag? .- M, i FJ! W .wi , tie? if LOUISE TAGGART-A. MARX' 'TAYLOR-lx. B., H.5xTTlE ,IQHORING-IX, Ohio Vvlcsleyan University History GEORGE VOlllT-A. Manchester College ,lflzlthemaf ics Ohio Vvlesleyan University New York University English, geography MARY L. WEADOCK-A.B.,M..h University of Michigan, Co lumbia University English, history Heidelberg College, Univer- sity of California, University of Colorado Malhematics H. E. WOOLXVEAVER-B,S,,M.A. Ohio University, West Vir- ginia University, Miami Uni- versity, Western State College Industrial Arts NKARY TUDOR-B. S., Miami University, Columbia University History DEE YOUNG-B. Ohio Northern University Geography, world history Faculty 'xr-N-ff k.fSr'u Y'f 'v-nv-n YW' i , ix HAROLD GJVIANCHESTER-B.S. PHYLLIS IVIENDENHALL- WILLIAM G. TENIPEL- B. S.. M. S. A. B.. M. A. Central Michigan Teachers' Ohio State University, State Hastings College. Northwest- College University of Iowa ern University, University of Nebraska Director of Physical Education Head of Home Economics De- Head of Music Department of and Recreation partment of Lima Public Schools Lima Public Schools EDITH SIMPSON-B. MARION F. SEITZ-A. Ohio Northern University, Deiiance College Bluffton College, University of Chicago Head of Art Department of Visiting Teacher Lima Public Schools fourteen Zin Qlllemnriam Mr. W. Howard Wilson, former instructor of mathematics at South High School, met a very tragic death September l9, 1943. Besides his regular teaching duties, Mr. Wilson very suc- cessfully supervised radio activities. During his brief stay at South, he made many friends among students and faculty alike. fifteen FTER a quarter-century of school work classes are ever striving to produce a record worthy of that set by those who preceded them. Classes mg ,. if G'-fx-xv' We vy4 kia Eqsgjbyggb Juv ---x,J fVlARY ALBRIDGE Br1'dg1'e College Preparatory Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4: orchestra 2 Red Cross Council 4 treasur: . 4 ery, Letters to Lucerne RODNEY BARRINGTON Rod College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainil track 23 basketball 1 2, 4 , Cappella Choir 1, 2 ll Blue urer ' bowlin 3: G. A. A. 1, 2 baseball 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Var- sity S Club 3, 4 lpresidentj Seniors IVIARYLOU ALLEN BONNIE ANSELMAN JUNE ARMENTROUT PHYLLIS ARMSTRONG MaryIou B-Lee Daisy June PhyI General Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course Commercial Course ' Blue Triangle 1, ttreasurerj 2, Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Blue Triangle 4 Blue- Triangle 1' 2. 3. qtreasur- 3, 43 Red Cross Council 4 Cross Council 2, 3, 4: bowling Q-rpg bowling 35 Girls' Welfare 2. 35 debate 1, 23 Student Coun- cil 1, 4 fpresidentlg radio staff 45 G. A. A. 1, 2 ANNE BEERLINE ELAINE BENEDICT HAROLD BINKLEY Annie Lou Laney Binh Commercial Course Commercial Course General Course Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 3 4: A Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4, ttreas- Track 3: intramural . . . P, S Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: The China Shop : The Vagabond King eighteen basketball 1 2,3:G. A. A. 1.2 BONNIE BOWERS Bonnie General Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4 lvice- presidentlg G. A. A. 1. 23 Young Adventure , Girls' Wel- fare 2 CHARLES AULT Red General Course Basketball 1: baseball 1 1, S Association 4 JAMES BOWHOLTZ Jim General Course Choir 2, 3, 4 fpreside-ntl: ball 13 Vagabond King Hi-Y foot- CARL BOWMAN Bonehead Science Course Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lpresident 2 and 41 3 intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 3 baseball 2 5 publications manager 4 VIRJ EAN CAROLUS lfJean,, Commercial Course A Cappella Choir 3, 4, girls' glee club 3, 4 Seniors l G-N l 6 Sinai? W Q9 Zig: DONALD BOWSHER NINA BRIGGS Don NS Industrial Arts Course Commercial Course Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 Ye Merries 3, 4, choir 2, 3, 43 basketbal 1, 23 Red Cross 4: The Vagabond King ATI-IEA CARPENTER 1'Sunshine Commercial Course RUTH CAUGHMAN Ruthie Commercial Course G- A- A- 2- 3, 42 Gafdell Club Ye Merries 3, 43 Blue Triangle 2, 3, 43 Blue Triangle 4 1, 2, 3: basketball lg Rainbow Staff 2, 33 Red Cross 45 Girls' Welfare lg choir 4 ROBERT BROGEE UBob ROBERT BROWN Bob Science Course Intramural basketball Hi-Y 4 K Science Course 1, 2, 33 Ye Merries 43 intramural sports 1, 2, 3 MARX' CLAY Karen ROBERT CLEMENS Bobby Science Course Cheerleader 3, 43 Pep Club 4: Brotherhood speech 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Course nineteen GLADYS CAROLUS Sis Commercial Course A Cappella Choir 3, glee club 3, 4 4 g girls DOROTHY CORSON NDottie College Preparatory Course Transferred from Metropolis, Ohio 35 Ye Merries 4 Seniors vas O i f 4 .. ' '-fi: arr- N-.S l in 5 E i l GQ 0 2 WILLIAM CRATES Gander Science Course Class president 45 S Associa. tion 45 Science Club 15 choir 3, 4: football 1, 2. 3, 45 baseball 2.3, 45Hi-Y 2,3 DONNA DAVIS HDD., Home Economics Course ELMER CRAWFORD Elmer Commercial Course Red Cross Council 2, 3 BETTY DEERWESTER HBBHSU General Course Choir 15 China Shop 5 Blue Transferred from Kenton 25 Triangle 1, 2, 3, 45 Knitting Club 45 Ye Merries 35 G, A. A. 1, 25 bowling 2, 35 publications stalf 2, 3: basketball 1, 25 de- bate 25 Girls' Welfare 2 bowling 35 Commercial Club 4 JOANNE CRIDER UJOU Home Economics Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 45 Ye Merries 2, 3, 4 fpresidenth stu- dent council 2, 35 bowling 2, 3 fnresidentrl Red Cross Council 4: G. A. A. 1, 25 homecoming Queen 4 JEAN DE HART Jeanne Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4 5 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Girls' Welfare 21 Rainbow Staff 3, 45 radio 45 stu- dent council 45 choir 35 bowling 2, 3 GERALDINE CRITCHEIELD ..Jerry,. Home Economics Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 35 bowling 2. 35 Garden Club 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 basketbal 1, 25 Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4 DEAN DIEHL A'Louz'e Commercial Course Intramural sports 1, 2, 3 twenty JAMES CUMMANS Fuzzy Industrial Arts Course Stage crew 1, 2 THOMAS DOTSON i'Stubby College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 boxing 25 tennis 1, 25 class vice- president 25 class president 3 BETTY CURTIS Curl Commercial Course Blue Triangle 45 Pep Club 4 BRIDGETTA DYBROWSKI D1'ndy,' Commercial Course Red Cross Council 2, 35 Garden Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Blue Triangle 45 Letters to Lucerne BETTY ELSTON 'INeannz'e Jean Commercial Course Blue Triangle 3, 4 Club 4 Seniors JOHN EVANS Johnny Commercial Course 3 Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Red Cross Council 2, 3 MARY' EVANS Pudgy Lou Science Course SHIRLEY FIGGINS CHARLES FURRY Fig Chuck College Preparatory Course Commercial Course YG Merries 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Tri- Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, girls' octet 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentig 311219 3, 41 G- A- A. 3, 45 Ch01l' China Shop , The Vagabond Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentlg 2: b0W1iH2 2, 31 Rainbvw YCIUVU- King , Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3 class treasurer 43 Commercial editor! 4: basketball 2, 33 HL912- rpresident inter-club councilj 4, Club 4 ftreasurerp g intramural ters to Lucerne G. A. A. 1, 25 debate 2, 35 basketball, swing band 4 bowling 2, 3: radio 43 Ye Mer- ries 4, Pot O' Gold staff 4, ANNA GEBHART RICHARD GLADFELTER WILl.ARD GLADFELTER Young Adventure , Red Cross DQRQTHX' HADSELL 2. -, 1, U H - ., Council 4 A H Gabby Doodler Wzlly 'Dot Comemrcial Course Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course General Course choir 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Ye Memes 1, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow BETTY GOSSARD Choir 1 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Garden tfcature editorj 2, 3, 43 Science -Acossardw Club 1, 2, 3, Ye Merries 3, 4 Club 1g intramural basketball 1: . Young Adventure Commercial Course Pep Club 45 Blue Triangle 4: Red Cross Council 4 twenty-one RUSSELL CVARRETT Atlas Industrial Arts Course Basketball 3 BETTY HAHN 'J'Hal2m'e Foreign Language Course Girls' Welfare ivicc-presidentrg choir 1, 2, 3, 4, China Shop g Vagabond King 5 Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: radio sta5 33 Pot O' Gold staff 41 Rainbow 43 Ye Merries 4, girls' octet 49 Let- ters to Lucerne , G. A. A. 1, 2 CJRLANDO HARPER Orland Commercial Course Transferred from Tiffin bian High School 4 WAVA HOOK Squirt Commercial Course Seniors v-,,....,,N rg '2 A .2A.1 in , e o is l Kssfdm. Jo EMMA HAUSS CARL HEIL COLENE HELMS DOROTHY HERGE Pepe Carl Helmsy Peg Commercial Course Science Course Commercial Course General Course Colum- Blue Triangle 43 Red Cross Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 4 Knitting Club 4 Council 4: Knitting Club 4: fpresidentb 45 China Shop , Garden Club 2 The Vagabond King g intra- mural sports 1, 2, 3 CHRIS HORN ROBERT HUTCHISON RICHARD JENKS EDWARD KANE Stupid' Cupid Polly Dirk Eddie General Course College Preparatory Course Science Course College Preparatory Course Choir 2, 45 football 43 Palette Band l, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentl: Choir 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Ye Merries Club 4: Letters to Lucerne orchestra 3, 4 1, 2, 3: intramural basketball twenty-two 1. 2, 3, boxing 2, 33 football 43 SH Club 4g class secretary 1 lVlARGARE'l4 HIXSON Manny Foreign Language Course Blue Triangle 1, 2 fpresidentj, 3, 43 Knitting Club 3, 43 Red Cross Council 4: bowling 2, 33 Girls' Welfare 2 ALICE KILPATRICK Shorty Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club freporterj 4 DON KIPKER Speed Industrial Arts Course Casting Club 4 PATRICIA LEPFLER IE-.S Seniors A 450 4, LAWNIE KLINE Bud General Course Choir 2, 4: Casting HOMER LEPPLA STANLEY KREHER Pere Commercial Course Ye Merries 1, 25 Young Adven- ture g Rainbow staff 1, 2, 3, 4 A'Letters to Lucerne V1 u ,, MARIAN LIIQPINCOTT Midge .fpatv ..Lepp,, Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Blue Triangle 2, 4, Red Cross Blue Triangle 45 Knitting Club4 Blue Triangle 23 Pep Club 4: e ' . , : 1 Council 4: COHSSFVHHOH Club G. A. A, 13 Girls' Welfare 1 Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' 1S0Cfetaryr 4: carnival 1 Welfre 1, 2: bowling 2, 3: Rainbow 3, 43 debate 2 twenty-three JOYCE LAEUFFER Shorty Home Economics Course Bowling' 3 ftreasurerjg G. A. A. 1, 2 lsecretarylz Young Ad- venture , Pep Club 43 Blue Tri- angle 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Council 4 JOHN LONG 'Jack' Industrial Arts Course Seniors K w o Q9 M Q , Pl Mr VERNA MAY LONG Bunny College Preparatory Course Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 3 RUTH MCMULLEN Stinky Commercial Course Pep Club 43 Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 2, 33 orchestra 1, 2. 3, 43 bowling 23 G. A. A. 13 Rainbow ftypistp 4 YVONNE MCCLAIN HERBERT MCCLINTOCK VIRGINIA MCCLINTOCK DOROTHX MCDORMAN Wll LIAM MCGUL Von Herb Gingy Dottu Willie Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Science Course General Course G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Garden Club Blue Triangle 2 3 4 Knitting Blur Triangle 1 2 3 4 Girle Ye Meriiee 4 Younp, Adven 2 ipresidentp 3, 4 freporterpg Club 4 Welfare 2 Knitting Club 3 ture Blue Triangle 4 Home Nursing 3 Pep Club 4 JOHN lVlAl,l.EY MARJORIE lVlA'l'l-IEW' PRISCILLA lVlET'l Ll:R BFUI AH llflll LER JOE MOXVRIH Jack Mat Pris Beuler Monk Industrial Arts Course Science Course Home Economics Course Foreign Language Course Commercial Course Track 13 tennis 2 Blue Triangle 1 ftreasurer, 2 Transferred from Columbia City Cirle Glre Club 1 Blue Tri Football 1 2 3 4 basketball lsecretaryb, 3, 4 lpresidentrg Indiana Knitting Club 4 Gar angle 2 3 ltreasurerl Girls' Welfare 13 Red Cross den Club 3 Knitting Club 4 bowling 3 Red nd 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 oic 3 Council 2, 3, Knitting Club 4: Croes Council 4 Pot 0 Gold tra 3 S Club 4 bowling 23 attendant at home- tail' 4 Letters to Lucerne coming game lwenly-four Seniors OGQZZE 5 S. fs Ll 5 Z- -Q IVIARGARET NAUM Mike College Preparatory Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 2 Isecretaryy 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 25 debate 1: radio staff 3, 4, German Club 45 Letters to Lucerne FRANCES RI-IODABERGIZR Fran Home Economics Course Garden Club 3: G. A, A. 1, 23 bowling 3 WALTER NIZDS f'Neds Industrial Arts Course Band 1, 2, 31 choir 3 RICHARD ROBIENALT Flatbush Industrial Arts Course Movie crew 1, 2, 3, 4: radio staff 1, 2: Rainbow staff 33 debate 2 MI LDRED OWENS Mill1'e RICHARD PEGGS ..PeggS,. Commercial Course Colum- Basketball 13 football 2: intra- mural basketball 2, 3: class vice-president 3, 43 Student Council 3: Red Cross Council 2, 3 tpresidentri brass sextet 2: home coming king 4 Commercial Course Transferred from Tiffin bia Hiiih School 3 Bi5'l'TY RODNEY Battling Bet Commercial. Course Blue ,Triangle 1, 2, Book Club Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3: Girls' 4 Ivice-presidentb: Red Cross Welfare 2, 3: choir 1: bowlinyz Home Nursing: 3, Pot O' Gold 2, 3: Book Club 4 Ipresidentr: staff 4 Garden Club 33 Red Cross Home Nursing 3 MARGIE ROMEY Jerk Home Economics Course tusenly-Eve PATRICIA PHII.I,IPS Hear' Foreign Language Course Ye Merries 1, 2, 3, 4 Isecretaryi 5 Blue Triangle 1, 2. 3, 4: G, A. A. 1, 2: radio 3, 43 Rainbow staff 2, 3, 4 leditorlt Choir 47 bowling 2: Young Advc-nture : Red Cross Council 43 Letters to Lucerne JOSEPH ROOT Joe General Course IVIARSIIALI. RIZIFF lVIz'ke Industrial Arts Course Band 2. 3: intramural basket ball 1, 2, 3 DORIS ST. LOUIS 4'GypSw College Preparatory Course Band l, 2. 3, 4: orchestra 4 Red Cross Council 4: Blue Tri anzle 4: Rainbow ftvpistp 4 ROl'9liR'l' SALTER SaI!er ' General Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4: orchestra 1, 2 3. 4: baseball 3 DOROTHY SHELLEY A'DorI,' General Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: band 2, 3, 4: G- A. A. 1, 2: basket ball 1, 2: Red Cross Home Nurs- ing 3 Seniors Ji 54' ig Y 1 ROGER SANFORD XVILLIAM SENG BETTY SHARP lVlARIl.YN SHARRITS RAYMOND SHAW. JR. Doc Seng Sharpy Twinkle Bug Junebug Industrial Arts Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Band 1, 2, 3: Student Council Girl Reserves 1: carnival 11 G. A. A. 1, 2, ltreasureri 3. 4: 3. 4 : intramural basketball 1, 2, 3 Blue Trianyzle 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Red Cross Council 2, 3: Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: basketball 4 RUSSELL SHINABERRY DOROTHY SHORTS PATSY SIFERD JAMES SINIVV BETTY SIRKS A'Monk A'Shorty Paz Murgatroyd'i Bel Industrial Arts Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Home Economics Course Intramural basketball 1 G, A. A.: Book Club 4 Blue Triangle 2, 3 fpresidentl Ye Merries 1, 2, 3. 4 1'vice-presi- Basketball 1, 2: volleyball 1, 2: 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Conserva- tion Club 4 twenty-six soccer 1, 2: bowling 2, 3: Blue dentlt Young: Adventureu: de- bate 2, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 fchap- Triangle 2, 3: Girls' Welfare 3: lainl: radio 3, 4: Rainbow staff G. A. A. l, 2, 3: Book Club 4 4: Letters to Lucerne Seniors f-xr--7 N ff-ASLQA-a ,.Msnn,, FI if we-f fsizf , al l w l R .,lANlCE SlVllTl'l 'iJannz'e Commercial Course liluc Triangle 1, 23 IH-p G. A. A. 1, 23 Prnt U' Gold staff 11: LL'tte1's to Llll'C'l'TlCU Bl:'l l'Y STODDARD Red Home Economics Course Girls' Welfare Club 33 Book Club 4 JUAN Sbfllll-l Joan Commercial Course General Course G, A, A 1, 2g dellatv 2, 'lriangllu 3. 4: Choir 4: octet 4: 3, 4: Rufliu Club tpre-side-nt! 11: Vz1:falmnrl Kingfug Put 0' Gold China Shupn: Vagabond Kings staff 43 Rainbow typist 4: Com- mercial Club 4: bowling: 2, 33 Iii-ttcrs to Lucerne RICQELXRD STOKES IQ1'L'f2H Commercial Course Chi-n'i'lvzi4lc-r' 1, 2, 3, rlcs l, 2, 3: choir Club 4 ILUGIYYQJ-S6'L'Uf7 .,lACQUlz'I I'1'x SPLl:S HJU!'kl-CH Commercial Fourse Band 3, -1: lilul- Tri:-ingzlu 3, fl: transf'errvrl fu-nm Central Hi!-Th School BETTY 5'IOL i l3londu7' College Preparatory Course Blue Trianuli- 1, 2. 3, 43 bowl- ing 2, 33 Knitting: Club 33 Rod Cross Home Nursing: 3 JACK STRAHNI 'AKakieJ' General Course WILMA WAl.TI '1Stubby Commercial Cour Yc Merries 4 S0 Seniors va BETTY TAYLOR BETTY TRASK ERMA TRUESDALE RICHARD UMBLE BASIL VAN SCHOYCK Betty Belt Erma Dick Dutch Home Economics Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Industrial Arts Course General Course G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 43 Pot O' Club 45 Garden Club 3 LOIS WARNOCK Irish Commercial Course Blue Triangle 13 choir Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Gold staff 45 Library Club 2 Library Club 3, 4 ELMER WILLEKE PAUL WIGHT Paul WendeI General Course 1, 2, 33 Transferred from Tiffin, Ohio 4 Football 2, 3: Hi-Y 3 Commercial Course twenty-eight G. A. A. 1, 2: bowling 2 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3: Inrtamural basketball 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 2: Young Adven- Rainbow advertising' 43 choir 4 ture , Letters to Lucerne ROBERT YOUNG Pudgy Commercial Course ROBERT WOLFE ffcowboyn Industrial Arts Course Band 1. 2, 3: football 3: Science Football 1, 2, 3, 43 S Club 4: Club 1: Craft Club 43 Rainbow Hi-Y' 2, 4: Student Council 4, Staff 3 intramural sports 1, 2 Tskl A trio of our campus cur-ups---My, don't we look studious, girls?---Ah, MEN!---ONE dame with TYVO guys!!---The USalt of the earth---Three handsomeffj .seniors---Carl, really! ---Some legs, huh.,---Whatta pose---Our Senior Blue' Triangle President---A Mdignifiedu quarrel ---They ought to make the background clearer---Haven? we mer before, girls?---Crates, the leaning tower of Pisa. twenty-nine Juniors W A J W V ,,.? fk b V A. 5 2 E A g k ,, , M i in 5 A .V is W V H, ,lb 3 FE .:,. JI A I A, W . u 4 , V I xf 5315 1 2 5 3 2 if f ' J ' E?'2 , 3 fgz ,t v A :gp zi' if? 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M ga 0 ,J f ii ni X' ,P 1 5 fl' 1' ' Ihirly Juniors ROW I- Farrel Adams, Dora Army, Dorothy Avery, Richard Bartlett, Joanne Baumgardner, Lucy Bennett, La Donna Beasley, Eileen Bowersock, Ruth Brewer, Patty Brock, La Donna Budde, Jack Bur- goon, Robert Cheney ROW II- Sampson Clark, Gertrude Clifton, Don Coats, Louella Coffman, Louise Coffman, Tom Coneby, Delores Cunningham, Dorothy Davis, Richard Davis, Maxine Deerwester, .loan Derr, Betty Detrick, Flora Dew ROW III Darrell Dock, Norva Dock, James Donovan, Norma Dotson, Marjorie Fair, Ross Fast, Donna Ferguson, Pauline Flanagan, Jean Fleming, Joan Fowler, Mary Lou Francis, Betty Fridley, Pauline Gaberdiel ROW IV- Arthur Gaines, Greta Gander, Mary Geise, Rita Goble, Shirley Goldsberry, Mary Gordon, .loan Gossett, Helen Grigsby, Dan Gross, Margaret Hay, Bernard Hefner, Don Hefner, Wilma Heffner ROW V- Robert Heinrich, William Hemphill, Robert Herge, Arlis Hoover, David Hostetler, Robert How- ard, Joan Hubbell, Don Hurless, Jack Huston, Mary Hutchinson, Betty Hyman, Dorothy lmler, Bonnie lsenhart ROW VI- Daisie Jones, Robert Jones, Dale Jordan, Virgil Kerr, Norman Ketteman, Lois Kissel, Rosalie Knight, Frank Kollar, Fred Krakowiak, Paul Kreher, Ann Langle, Ray Laws, Patricia Lehman thirty-one uniors E -Q All f xi' pq 'i , . ., , it I ,V Ei, Q 42525 53 0 if fi p L! 312 EN X thzrty-two mn Juniors ROW I- Marilee Lipps, Russell Little, Eugene Lusk, Ronald McCoy, Betty McKinley, Eileen McKinney, Carrie McWilliams, George Mack, Robert Macklin, Willa Mason, Warren Mathew, Louise Mathews, William Mawhorr ROW II- Betty Maxwell, Betty Miller, Carl Miller, Esther Miller, Marilyn Miller, Shirley Mitch, Betty Mort, Mary Moyer, Joan Neff, Richard Nichols, Carolyn Osborn, Mary J. Parker, Ellouise Patton ROW III- Margaret Pence, Phyllis Penhorwood, Cleadius Piehl, Norma Poole, George Randas, Mary Rhin- ock, Geraldine Ridenour, Ruth Ritts, Eitha Rossler, James Rousculp, Mary Sellers, Allen Shappell, Helen Shappell ROW IV- Virginia Shine, Bud Shope, Ruby Shurelds, Douglas Slabaugh, Janet Spahr, Alice Sprague, Bonnie Smith, William Smith, Leo Southers, Carl Steiger, Emma Stemen, Joan Stepleton, Elinor Strickland ROW V- Kenneth Swick, Eleanor Sykes, Rudolph Taviano, Gene Teeple, Alice Thomas, Robert Tomlin- son, Thoris Townsend, Billie Lou Tullis, .lo Ann Voris, Ruth Voss, Georgia Ward, Kenneth Watt, Norma Watt gow vi- Irwin Wauben, Carolyn Weaver, Clara Webb, Edwin Weirman, Mary Werif, Donna Winegard- ner, Kingston Winget, Eleanor Witham, .lean Alice Wolfe, Marlin Wooddell, Dorothy Woten, Owen Wright, Jean Yant thirty-three .z Sophomores W 7 F A ij . ' Zh i - In 1: ---, -'-, V 1 '-V, 35, ,5y,5- .,,AV 4 7 K A 1 1- . 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Phyllis Binkley, Richard Boggs. Irene Bowersock, Margaret Bowman, Edith Boyed. Clarice Boyd, Janice Boyd, William Breese, Carl Brezovits, William Britton, Connie Brogan, Howard Brown, Richard Bucher, Pauline Bullock, Winifred Carolus, Frank Catlett, XVanda Claypoole ROW III- William Clemens, Joan Conaway, Colleen Connor, Eleanor Connor, Victor Conrad, Connie Cook, Peggy Cook, Ellen Cooke, Harry Cosart, Maxine Cox, Frank Crider, Shirley Cummans, Betty Day, Dorothy Deafendeffen, Ronald Denison, John Disman, Doris Dock, Herbert Donaldson ROW IV- Dawn Doner, Harold Downey, Harold Emehiser, Shirley Eairburn. Leona Farris, Richard Eeister, Carolyn Figgins, Joy First, Wanda French, Joanne Freshour, Robert Eundum, Anna Gaines, Betty Gardner, Doris Gebhart, Mary Gillespie, Thad Gilliland, Peggy Golden, Robert Goldsberry ROW V- James Gordon, Robert Gordon, Arlene Graham, Bonnie Greene, Norman Grigsby, Robert Groves, John Hadsell, Robert Hadsell, Delores Hall, Louis Hammer, Eileen Harmon, William Harnish- feger, Eileen Heinrich, Elmer Henderson, Neil Hennon, Jeris Henry, Minerva Hesser, George Hight ROW VI- Homer Hites, James Hollar, Harry Hooks, Richard Hosler, Betty Houtzer, William Huff, Thomas Hyde, Thelma Hyman, Mary Ingle, Patricia Jackson, Louis Johnson, Richard Johnson, George Johoske, Betty Jones, Marilyn Judkins, Delma Kearns, Donald Kemp, Edwin Kershner thirty-five Sophomores 'fn' ., - .,.' IIQI- --,' V -I My if ,Q txt M K I M --V-, I , 7 A A A W ,Q A VV f 3 K ww' ., A gr X Y 1, X, b if Q Ng 1:': A ' 'Q iw ff' Q ' , ? S., Q i . 3 1 ,wg Hifi, 4 , , Hi S gmgg 'f2 Q .- ff? 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Ruth Lane, Ronald Lahey, Marjorie Lee, Angeline Leist, James Lhamon, Darrel Loar, Mary Loukos, Norma Lutes, June McClain, William McClain, William McCormick, Roberta McCoy, Eleanor McCune, Robert McGinnis ROW II- Katherine McKeever, Pauline McMichael, Jeanne McMullen, Rolland Mann, Dolly Marlatt, Oliver Marsteller, Carol Mauk, Wanda Mechling, Patricia Merriman, Joan Michael, Carl Miller, Marilyn Miller, Marjorie Miller, Eugene Millirans, Catherine Moening, James Moore ROW III- Donna Moorman, Russell Morris, Vvlarren Moyers, Donald Newland, Doris Newman, Margaret Nicholas, Maxine Nichols, William Nichols, Betty Nungester, Carl O'Dell, Warren Overly, Mildred Parker, Gene Parlette, Donald Partee, Vivian Pence, Duretta Pennypacker ROW IV- Ivan Perkins, Dorothy Phillips, Roberta Porter, Gordon Priddy, Robert Rice, Ann Ridenour, Gloria Rinaldi, Homer Ritts, Mary Roberts, Florence Roeder, Arletta Rolfes, Gene Roose, Alice Rotroff, Dale Roush, Roland Roush, Marilyn Routson ROW V- Frank Santaguida, Erlyne Schreiber, Virginia Sellers, Gene Sharp, Doris Shaw, Jean Shaw, Doris Sherer, Harold Shilling, Ray Shinaberry, Gloria Shook, Charles Siferd, Marilyn Simmons, Helen Siniff, Mary Sirks, Richard Small, Marvin Smith ROW VI- Patricia Smith, Dorothy Snyder, Belva Snyder, Eva Somers, Miriam Sowards, Dee Staas, Jeanne Stedcke, Donald Stevens, James Stowe, Jennie Stukey, Evelyn Swords, Richard Taylor, Patricia Tomlinson, Richard Vermillion, Grace Ward, Evelyn Weidel ROW VII- Norman Whitney, Roger Wight, Forrest Williams, George Williams, Gloria Williams, William Wilson, Fred Winget, Lila Winget, Betty Wolfe, George Wolfe, Robert Woolley, Richard Yazel, Jack Young, Roger Young, Richard Zeigler, John Zuercher , thirty-seuen w ..,, K.. , .. 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A ,.aQi fv x , 1 35 -e 1-: ---1: .A.1 F Y V1',.: 2 f' M' if thirty-eight Freshmen ROW I- Barbara Alexander, Betty Anderson, Martha Archer. Oleta Armentrout, Shirley Armentrout, Carol Army, Ray Ault. Edna Banks, Edward Basinger, Perry Beaumont, Velma Berry. Beverly Beidelschies, Mary Bible. Arden Bidwell, Walter Biederman, Eileen Bice, Reed Blair, Betty Bolen ROW II- William Bowers. Donna Bowman, Henry Bratton. Patty Braun, Jean Brogee, Tom Brown. Joseph Burden, Samuel Burden, Patricia Bushong. Beverly Cameron, Patty Cardone. Gene Carey. Leona Carolus, Jack Carr. Don Cary, Ralph Cashman, Virginia Caughman, Sara Caulkins ROW III- Donald Christoff. Donna Christolf. Alice Clark, Pearl Clark, Billy Clay, Richard Clevenger. Arlo Conrad, Betty Conrad, Mary Cook, Jo Lou Coon. Patty Counts, Ruby Counts. XVade Counts, Martin Courtney. Robert Craig, Kenneth Cross. Niles Custer, Paul Davis ROW IV-- Richard Day. Kenneth Denison. Edward Diehl, Gretchen Diehl, Dorothy Dotson. John Downing, Katherine Dukes. Gerald Eagy, David Edminston. Nancy Edminston, Otis Edwards, Phyllis Eley, Betty Elliott, Ardis Ewing, Virginia Fairburn, Betty Farris, Marian Ferguson. Shirley Ferguson ROW V- Bobbie Fields, John Fields, Mary Fields, Gladys Fisher. Nancy Fowler, Norman Frese. Tommy Gardner, Darrell Gehring. Nick George, Joan Gilliland, Charles Gilroy, Amelia Good, Imogene Gossard, Nellie Gossard, Maxine Gossett, Venice Goulding, Thelma Glover, Joanne Hahn ROW VI- Margaret Haliena. Charles Hamilton, Lowell Hartzog. Donna Hance, Ellie Hilyard. Billy Hole. Vernon Hollar. Patty Holman, Bill Howard, Betty Howell, Don Hubbell, Benson Huff, Ward Hunlock, Donald Hutchinson. Clara Ingle, Shirley Jenks, Barbara Jones, Sara Johnson thirty-nine Freshmen , ,A .f-,: ff 4 MN F., , ..:.h. K .,.,. V V V Zib ..,.:A I X W V am . h i F W ,? 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Donald McPheron, Mary Matson, Philip Mawhorr, Betty Miller, Lila Miller, Paul Miller, Raymond Miller, Charles Naftzger, Edna Nance, William Nichols ROW III- John Olliver, Ross Olney, Colleen Ouderkirk, Howard Owens, Benjamin Page, Charles Parlette, June Parlette, Elizabeth Pepple, Jack Phillips, William Pierce, Jack Pisel, Mary Point, Patsy Porter, Jacqueline Quenby, Henry Quillin, Cleburne Quinn ROW IV- Betty Ramga, Betty Randas, Frances Ransbottom, Patty Ream, Joe Rhinock, Ruth Rhoda, Don- ald Rice, Mildred Ridenour, Donald Riner, Juanita Ritchie, Marion Robenalt, LaVerne Rohr, Mary Rohr, Shirley Romey, Mary Lou Romig, Paul Roosenberg ROW V- Barbara Ross. Robert Runyan, Richard Rupert, Richard Sanderson, Dorothy Sandridge, Marie Sarno, James Schaublin, George Schiffer, Glenn Schultz, Rose Seng, Herbert Severns, Marilyn Shawler, Gwendolyn Sheeks, Ralph Shelley, Norman Shorts, Shirley Shorts ROW VI- Violet Shupp, Virginia Singleton, Virginia Skelly, Daniel Slabaugh, Dorothy Sledge. Dorothy Smith, Edmund Smith, Irwin Smith, James Smith, William Snook, Nellie Spicer, Paul Sprague. Dorothy Sroufe, Carroll St. Louis, Angeline Stanich, Ruthmeri Stepleton ROW VII- William Sterling, William Strahm, Bettie Swope, Gloria Swords, Carl Talley, Shirley Taylor, Marcus Thomas, Roger Thomas, Marvin Timmerman, Wanda Van Over, Marvelee Van Schoyck, Wanda Voris, Donald Wagner, Charles Waller, Roger Warren, Betty Weaver ROW VIII- Evelyn Webb, Tom Wehinger, Jess Welch, Bob Wertenberger, David Wheeler, Joan Williams, Reba Williams, Jennie Williamson, Helen Wilson, Marion Wise, Naomi Witham, Doris Wolfe, Marjorie Wolff, Haskell Woodley, Richard Woodley, Flora Young forty-one Y ..1. 'K Eighth Grade .sw 'i-2 :'f 5 A ' ' W ' , ' tj 8 W m A Vx Q IA, I J W W A S ii A M., I A EA I V 9152 ,Q , If ff A EQ., J X h xx I 4 ,, f k 1,235 4 ? f X f Qi 3 , 6 Q fx 3 - Iz- .ggi has in 1 yy ll QA.. . AX .... , 1 1. ,. I y ,.,.. 0 ,, 4, V df! in Q J I V ' 'V i K ,:., .I . 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Patricia Bailey, Allan Basiger, Carole Basinger, Irene Bergdoll, Ronald Binkley, Clarajean Bodell. Mary Bogart, Louise Bowers, Della Bowersock. Leslie Bowsher ROXV II- Robert Bowsher, Thelma Boyed, Colleen Bradford. Nancy Brodbeck, Tom Brown, Walter Brutzer, Charles Burden. Norma Bushong, XVilliam Butterfield, Helen Carder, Carolyn Carey, Duane Carey, Jacqueline Carl. Carolyn Carr, David Cathcart, Robert Catlett, Patricia Cavanaugh. Edith Chilcote ROW III- Dorothy Clemens, Charles Clifton, Marguerite Clifton, Helen Conaway, Wanda Conrad, Perry Converse, Annie Cook. Ray Coon, Gene Corrello. Marjorie Courtney. Marilyn Craft, Harold Craig, Robert Crites, Helen Curtis, Lawrence Curtis, Juanita Davis, Dale Detrick. Alvira Dock ROW IV- Robert Donovan, Carol Dotson, Ellajean Downey, Norman Downing, Alfred Dukes, Don Eagy. Ellen Eichacker, Dorothy Estes, Dorothy Evans, John Evans, Robert Fairburn, Victor Feison. Ruth Fields, Sally Fisher. James Flanagan, Addison Foster, Jack Fowler, Leo Fox ROW V- Joan Frankhouser, James Franks, Betty Frye, Phyllis Gaines, Jean Gatchel, Charlene Gebhart, Robert Gilroy, Jack Gordon, Shirley Gorham, Junior Gossard, Mary Gossard, Dorothy Green- land, Mattie Griffin, Rosemary Grifiin, Mary Groves, Norbert Groves, Jack Harmon, Dolores Geise ROW VI- Maybelle Harris, Cuba Hartzog, Naaman Hartzog. Evelyn Hassan, Helen Hawkins, Richard Hayes, Robert Heil, Doris Henderson, Martha Hight, Nora Hight, Audrey Hinds, Albert Hinkle, Dorothy Hole, Wilma Holland, Earl Hollar, Ruth Houtzer, Elizabeth Howser, Lewis Huebner ROW VII- James Huff, Barney Hunlock. Richard Hurley, Richard Huston. Marian Hutchinson, William Hutchinson, Carol Jenks. Marjorie John, Dwain Johns. Gene Johnson, Opal Jones, Patricia Jones, Glen Joseph. Rita Kahlo. Fred Keller, Paul Kennedy. 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A 'X SQ ' A A gm N A f' ' f AM ' fig Wg f I9 M fortu four Eighth Grade ROW I- Marilyn Kiser, Helen Klay, Marilyn Klinefelter, Betty Knight, Betty Knotts, Harry Konst, Mary Lou Kooken, Phyllis Krick, Charles Kurtz, Margaret La Eollette, Darwin Lawrence, Wanda Leatherman, Jean Ley, Richard Long, Patricia Lowry, Charles Lusk, Shirley Lutes ROW II- Betty McBride, Charles McClintock, Donna McCormack, Donna McCreary, Patricia McGrievy, Joan McKinley, Bessie Mason, Bernard Mathew, Thomas Mauk, Delores Mawhorr, Mildred Maxwell, Virginia Mayer, Betty Maywhoor, Delmar Merricle, Joanne Merricle, Jack Meyer, Janet Miller ROW III- Justine Miller, Lowell Miller, Ruth Miller, Robert Mitchell, Helen Mohler, Joan Morse, Richard Morton, Carol Morton, Patricia Moyler, Robert Moyler, Ned Myers, Marylou Neuman, Jean Nolan, Roberta Nungester, Vera O'Dell, Roger Oswald, Darrel Parlette ROW IV- Alice Patterson, Richard Patterson, Robert Patterson, Harry Pauff, Norman Pence, Lynda Perkins, James Pierce, Patsy Piper, Patty Plikerd, Retha Poe, Roberta Poling. Margaret Pratt, Donald Price, Dorothy Randall, Jack Randall, Richard Redman, Donald Ridenour ROW V- Ruth Ridenour, James Ridgeway, Marilyn Riner, Stanley Robenalt, Bonnie Rodenberger, Rose Rohr, James Rupert. Robert St. Louis, Joan Schafer, Donald Schramm. Lewis Schreiber, Carleen Sellers, Donna Shaw, Marilyn Sherrick, Shirley Siferd, Carrie Small, Ellis Smith ROW VI- Margaret Somers, Betty Southers, Nora Spicer, Genevieve Stanich, Richard Stevenson, Joan Stevick, Patricia Stokes. Charles Stone, Margaret Stout, Buddy Stukey, Donald Swaim, Ellen Taylor, Virgil Telljohann, James Thomas, Richard Thomas, James Thompson ROW VII- Shirley Thompson, Anita Thornberry, Arnold Tippie, Jacqueline Tomlinson, Lucille Tucker, Douglas Tullis, Robert Vermilion, Elwood Vorhes, Jack Wagner, James Wallace, Vertrice Waller, Marjorie Walti, James Ward, Mary Ward, Robert Warren, John Welch, Marina Jo Westbay, Bernard Wheeler ROW VIII- Richard Whetsel, Kermit White, Joyce Whitney, Geraldine Wilcox, Mary Williams, Elsie Wolfe, Robert Wolfe, Viola Wolfe, John Woodley, Norman Woodley, Suzanne Woolley, Joyce Wren, Barbara Wright, Carl Wright, Eileen Youngberg, William Younger, William Ziegenbusch forty-five Seventh Grade Q, V ,,, e 4 'ee i , N . ,Sl ' I - f gfx: 9 N . ' 55:v t . Ai ' Q ' C A , f '- Q Q w N, me 1 5 Q J V -v'-g. 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David Allen, Fred Anderson, Norman Archer, Margie Army, Robert Atkinson, James Austin, Alda Barkley, Mary Barnes, Harold Basinger, Loren Battles, Camille Beasley, William Beckett, Ned Benedict, Nancy Bennett, Katherine Best ROW II- Mary Bilopavlovich, Donald Binkley, Dean Bitler, Robert Boothby, Janice Bowers, Thomas Bowman, Stanley Bowsher, Irene Boyd, Jean Boyer, Hazel Bratton, Harley Brillhart, Helen Brins- field, Doris Brogan, Daniel Brogee, Lois Brown, Eleanor Brumiield, Doris Burden ROW III- Naomi Busick, Marilyn Campbell, Robert Carder, Robert Carey, Ann Carr, Cliiford Parrot, Dorothy Carter, Anna Cary, Eva Cash, Roberta Cash, Janet Cheney, Eugene Church, Maxine Cisco, Marilyn Clark, Dorothy Clayton, Rosalie Clifton ROW IV- James Cole, Kenneth Cole, William Collins, Joanne Conrad, James Cooper, Robert Crawford, Arthur Critchfield, Wanda Crouch, Alyce Custer, Patricia Dahill, Ted Dahlke, Betty Davis, Jean Davis, Miriam Davis, Pearl Davis, Erma Denny, William DeWitt ROW V- Shirley Dowell, Lynn Downing, Mary Dupes, Roger Dupes, Gloria Edmiston, Shirley Edwards. Patty Eikenbary, Loretta Evans, Carol Everett, Norma Fairburn, Sylvia Feeson, Dale Fess, Mary Alice Figgins, Patty Flory, Patty Frank, William Fritz, Alvin Fuson ROW VI- Harold Gaberdiel, Nadara Gardner, Mike George, Leroy Gibson, Jean Gladfelter, Fred Grant, Garry Guy, Larry Guy, Mary Haggard, Robert Hall, Chalmer Harper, Bonnie Harris, Walter Harter, Mary Hawk, Darold Hefner, Junior Hefner, Walter Helms ROW VII- Mabel Henderson, Verna Henderson, Harold Hentze, June Hershberger, Robert Hevlin, Faye Hissong, Rhea Hites, Harry Holden, Gloria Hollar, Wayne Hollar, Bernard Holloway, William Hooker, Janet Houseworth, Imogene Howard, Robert Howell, Anna Hudson, Juanita Hullinger forty-seven Seventh Grade ' PM , ' e '3 'I+ e if e e 3 Q 4' .4 Q 5 ff eefe e ,qw , -QQ A 'Q .Q . W, Qi Q. Qze 2 Q, 'Q ,fin X wiv? ' v Ng ' 'ff P3 T-it kv -QA- M M Q1 Y 'I' F ' 'Ri' 5: Q 'Q fem, Q A Q f e - ' QQ .ee e Q P a ,,Q. Qm Q 1 e 4 Q f hue Q A 4 f an iam f we rf W ' ' , f , ' ' 3 Q 2 Vex., f tg? 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W if ef'5xiLi'XhQLAE V. forty-e1'ul7l Seventh Grade ROW I-- Janet Humes, Norma Humes, Gary Hurst, John Hutchison, Patty Hutchinson, Betty Isenhart, Barbara Jackson, Dale Jackson, Robert Jennings, James Jones, Ruth Jones, Willie Jones, Martha Judkins, Eugene Kelley, Donna Kline, Mary Kraft, Eugene Kurtz ROW II- August LaRue, Greta Lawrence, Herbert Lewis, Richard Lincoln, Robert Line, Dean Loar, Jenny Lucas, Joan McBeth, Jean McCoy, Barbara McDonald, Mac McGuire, Carol McPheron, Richard McPheron, Lawrence McVicker, William McWhorter, Edgar Mack, Robert Maier ROW III- Lorenia Marten, Clara Mason, Orville Mason, Joan Maurer, John Mayer, Nancy Meinen, Jane Menien, Rogert Merriman, Louellen Metz, Ellen Michael, Joan Michael, William Miller, John Miller, Robert Miller, Betty Moneer, Phillip Monroe, Jean Mooney ROW IV- Joyce Morrison, Scott Mowen, Ray Neal, Irma Nielson, Anna Olney, Dorothy O'Neill, Willia Parcher, Donna Patton. Patricia Payne, Laura Perrion, Richard Phillips, Marilyn Piper, Frank Polutnek, Robert Powell, James Reichelderfer, Kenneth Ridenour, Ronnie Ridenour ROW V- Thomas Ridenour, Gene Rider, Paul Riggle, Charles Ritchie, Wilma Robbins, Patricia Robenalt, Ronald Roeder, Shirley Roeder, Patty Rotroff, Patsy Runyan, Joan Rutledge, Emmett Sand- ridge, John Sanford, Dale Satterfield, Nancy Schultheis, Dale Schultz, Julia Scott ROW VI- Robert Searfoss, John Seng, James Sexton, Dudley Shafer, Dorothy Shaw, Robert Shawler, Jean Sheely, Barbara Shephard, Jack Shine, Robert Sibert, Don Skelly, Beverly Smith, James Smith, Rachel Smith, Joan Spencer, Donald Stanich, Cecil Stauffer ROW VII- Margaret Staup, Rita Stebleton, Mary Stephens, Patricia Sterrett, Marylou Stombaugh, Norma Stone, Dorothy Stover, Fred Stumpp, Leon Swartz, David Swords, Harold Swaggart, James Taylor, Richard Taylor, Alice Thomas, Joan Thomas, William Thompson, Robert Timmerman ROW VIII- Dewayne Toland, Don Trask, Lloyd Wagner, Lee Walters, Lora Ward, Stuart Warren, Richard Watkins, William Weldy, Dean West, Alonzo Wheeler, Martha Wheeler, Alice White, Edward Widwark, Robert Williams, Kenneth Winegardner, Zora Zuercher, Wayne Zunkel forty-nine I' JRGANIZATIONS this year are con- tinuing their worthwhile projects with as much zeal and enthusiasm as in earlier days. Clubs f N I , .X 329 Z ip K , W LW - 4: h E 5 , 'Q 5: , l Q 1 k S E 5 3 Cxaamcg X-abby G!! nm vw 5 1:9 gg! Annual Staff QW wfiizye a T nigh Shirley Fimzins, Betty Trask, Beulah Miller, Wilma HeH'ner, Betty Hyman, Dorothy Imler, Betty Rodney, Betty Hahn The members of the Pot O' Gold staff have endeavored to prepare a special edition on its twenty- fifth anniversary. They have tried to prepare a book worthy of last year's annual which was given a third place rating in the competition sponsored by Columbia University. Members of the staff met daily the last period when they planned the book which will be cherished by the entire student body. The co-editors, Betty Trask, Beulah Miller, and Shirley Figgins were assisted by two juniors, Betty Hyman and Dorothy lmler. Wilma Heffner was the very capable art editor, and Betty Hahn and Betty Rodney were the typists. Faculty advisers were Miss May Benroth, literaryg Miss Esther Gil- lette, photography: and Mr. Dee Young, publications manager, Hfty-two Rainbow Staff '-Q. ,M , all X cyl Row I-C. Smith, M. Evans, J. Smith, V. Shine, L. Mathews, M. Miller. D. Winegardner, R. Locker, P. Phillips Row II-S. Kruher, B. Cheney, B. Swopc, W. Mason, E, Basinger, D, Gladfelter The Rainbow staff met one period each day to prepare all issues of the school paper. Under the capable supervision of Miss Genevieve Marvin, the students planned and published one issue every six weeks. The main project this year Was to publish the names and addresses of ex-South students now in the armed services. They also sent these students copies of the paper for which they received many letters of appreciation. The editorial staff this year included: editor-in-chief, Pat Phillipsg news editors, Connie Smith and Stanley Kreher: feature editors, Jane Smith and Richard Gladfelter: club editors, Mary Evans and Rosemary Locker: and sports editor. Bob Cheney. fifty-three Publications T, .1 lg 1. l P J, Y V v . Nl Row I-J. McMullen, C. Bowman, B. Hemphill, J. Smith, P. Leffler, J, Smith, B. Van Schoyck, R, McMullen The main purpose of the advertising staff was to solicit advertising material for the Rainbow and Pot O' Gold and collect money for the advertisements. During club period the members Would make out receipts, keep records, and do other things vital to the correct operation of their work. Several members of the junior and senior classes helped in various ways to make the business part of the pub- lications a success. This worthwhile organization was supervised by Mr. Dee Young. Carl Bowman, assisted by Bill Hemphill, held the position of student manager of publications. Effy-four Student Council Fl I A, ' ' K--A K 4, 3 5 'B 1-'J x..A.---., M r'-ws -I .-..-. ,vv YL, Row I-M. Army, S, Roeder, D. Carey. R. Taylor, W. Collins, C, Brogan, B. Miller, J. McKinley, W. V01-is, T. Ridenour, J. Taylor Row II-R. Yazel, R. Rhoda, M. Albridge, C. Dotson, R. Houtzer, W. Rush. C. Boyd, L. Miller, J, First, G. Swords, R. Knight, D, Morris Row III-B. Anselman, R, Counts, B. McWhorter, W. Mathew, G. Randas, R. Bartlett. D. Gross, J. Baugh- man, V. Goulding, B. Jones, F. Crider Composed of representatives from the student body, the Student Council exists for the purpose of giving students a voice in the school government, for bettering conditions around the building, regulating school activities, and maintaining harmonious relationships between the students and faculty, Under the direction of Mr. Charles Smith, club supervisor, the council held a covered dish sup- per in the school cafeteria on February 9, and sponsored a dance in the boys' gymnasium, April 21. The officers were as follows: president, Bonnie Anselman: vice-president, Rosalee Knight: sec- retary, Joy First, and treasurer, Marylou Albridge. fifty-Hue Senior Play Z Row l-Betty Hahn, Beulah Miller, Jean Smith, Bridgetta Dybowski, Patty Phillips., Margaret Naum. Row lI7Stanley Kreher, James Siniff, Mary Evans. Janice Smith, Mary Albridize, Chris Horn, Richard Umbe Letters to Lucerne , a play in three acts, is the story of a girls' school near Lucerne Switzer- land, in the late summer of 1939. Through their letters from home, which they read aloud in the dormitory each night, the girls receive Word of Germany's invasion of Poland which stirs up hatred and misguided patriotism among them against one of the students, a German girl. However, she is ultimately absolved from all blame by a concluding letter, moving and beautifully written. This annual production of the Senior Class Play, under the skillful direction of Miss Marie Bowlus, was given in the South High School Auditorium on May 12. Proceeds were used to pur- chase a memorial for the school. Hfttl-six Seniors Bill Crates, president: Charles Furry, treasurer: June Smith, secretary: Dick Pegfgs, vice-president, not present With the guidance of our supervisors, Miss Baver, Miss Roeder, and Mr. Han- son we elected our class officers at the beginning of the school year. Under their leadership we participated in such senior activities as the traditional Wiener roast at Pt. Amanda and class day ac- tivities. Charles Ault, Dean Diehl, Herbert McClintock, Carl Bowman, Richard Perxirs Above is a picture of the senior boys who have left school this year to join the armed forces. Because of their schof lastic st a n d i n g, however, they will probably receive their diplomas as orig- inally scheduled. Another senior, James Cummans, was not present when the picture was taken. fif-IU'S8L'Cf7 Junior Play afvl K- fx , K 'R ... 7',,'K rx 1 K .IL S fs I , I S 4 V'-r ' 'H 1' -1' -' A Ji 1- Row I-Betty Hyman, Je-:in Alice Wolfe, Mary VVQ-rff Row IIfCar0lyn Osborn, LaDonna Beasley, Alice Spragruv, Maxim- Den-rwcster Row III James Rousculp. David Hnstetler, Robert Cheney, Arlis Hoover, James Donovan Every Family Has One , a three-act comedy by George Batson, was presented Friday, November lZ, by the Junior Class. The play portrays the difliculties that a typical American family encounters. The cast was as follows: Penelope Reardon, LaDonna Beasley: Essie, Betty Hyman: Laura Reardon, Mary Werff: Reginald Reardon, James Donovan: Mrs. Parker, Jean Alice Wolfe: Marcia Reardon, Carolyn Os- born, Warry Reardon, Arlis Hoover: Mr. Parker, Robert Cheney: Sherwin Parker, David Hostetler: Lily Reardon, Maxine Deerwester: Todd Galloway, James Rousculp. Miss Thelma Cilassford very capably directed the play. The annual Junior-Senior Prom was financed with the proceeds from the play. E!'!y 't'1'gIf ! P Ye Merries ,, , ' Vw, H V V I P' W ' ' 0 - ,.! p 9 fp- 4 , . V g 'xr V Row I-P, McClain, L. Bennett, P. Phillips, D. Stevens, E. Diehl, E, Stettler, E, Heinrich, R, Ritts, R. Baker, D. Leifler, E. Stemen, W. Walti Row IIfR. Gladfelter, R. Brown, C. Miller, W, French, B. Houtzer, D. Phillips, A. Ridenour, R. Locker, B. Bowers, S. Figgins, J. Boyd, M. Simmons, J. Crider Row III--R. Mann, D. Loar, G, Young, E. Witham, W. Heffne-r, J. Conaway, P. Porter. M. Loukos, E. Patton, M. Sowards. E. Basiger, D. Gebhart, C. Cook, R. Caughman, N. Briggs Row IV H. Hooks, H. Ritts, S. Kreher, C. Ault, N. Vlhitney, R. Cheney, A. Hoover, J. Wolfe, C. Figgins, D. Corson, E. Somers, T. Hyman, P, Cook A source of entertainment to everyone during the school year was the Ye Merries Club. Dramatic training, given by supervisors Miss Francis Bowyer and Miss Mary Weadock, was well worth the time and effort spent in this activity. Throughout the year, the members presented three plays during assembly program. These were The Jeweled Hand , Girl Shy , and Polly Put the Kettle On . They also sponsored a dance and two club parties, the largest of which was the Christmas party. Members of the club holding offices were Joanne Crider, president: James Siniff, vice-president: Pat Phillips, secretary: and Robert Cheney, treasurer. fifty-nine Senior Choir , V , H' M-Zxa fX 's Y ,?f' 'S.f1 1. 3 ,-gf-s-1 W -JM.:-5 Rnw I L. Bennett, B. lst-nhart, J. Halle-r, A, Bi-erlinc, M. Miller, M. Miller, N. Luti-s. li. Mort, S. Fixrgins, V. Carolus, G. Carolus, J. Smith, P. Bullock, li. Jones Row Il C. Figizins, A. Ridenour, D. Ferguson, J. Smith, I.. Wimrvt, T. Hyman, M, Amir-rson, E. Bower- soek. P. Rinkley, B. Nungester. D. Phillips, G. Ward, D. Jones, M. Jullkins, P. Golden Row III-J. Wolfe, A. Graham, VV. Meehling, P. Phillips, D. Stokes, ll. Crates, G, Bierman, R. Haclsell, R, Mann, E. VVeierman, F. Catlett, L. Hammer, C. Heil. R. Snuuk, N. liriggs, R. Caughman Row IV- R. Denison, T. Hyde, B. Smith, C. Horn, B. McGinnis. D. Slabaugh, J. liowholtz, R. Laws, G. Ramlas, L. Kline, R. Jenks, R. Rice, D. Partee, D. Roush, 15. Van St-hoyck Continuing under the very capable direction of Mr. William G. Tempel. the A Capella choir met every day the first period in the morning. Choral training was given to those musically inclined students who wish to spend part of their time singing. This year the choir has appeared in several school assemblies, has given a special Christmas program for the public and students alike, has broad- cast, appeared in the March of Tunes at Memorial Hall, and presented an opera, The Vagabond King. Officers of the choir were: James Bowholtz. president: Betty Mort, secretary: and Ray Laws, treasurer. Miss Alice Rossfeld was the accompanist for the choir at public performances and was assisted in practices at school by Betty Hahn, Carolyn Osborn, and Wanda Mechling. six! if The Vagabond King Principal characters ifront rowb-M. Judkins, A. Ridenour, R. Mann, R. Jenks, T. Hyde, G. Randas, C. Figgins, C. Heil, R. Caughman, S. Figgins, J. Bowholtz, R. Laws, D. Ferguson, H. Hooks, B. Crates, M. Wooddell, J. Smith, R. Warren One of the best productions ever given at South was this year's impressive opera The Vagabond King . Only through the untiring efforts of Mr. Maxfield and the stage crew, the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Luoma, and the backing of students, teachers, and friends was the choir able to present such an outstanding performance. The plot centers around a young vagabond, leader of the rabble of Paris, who is made king for a day by Louis Xl when the king is told in a prophecy that a pearl from the gutter would rise and save the state. Katherine, a lady of the court, falls in love with this Villon and later saves him from the gallows by consenting to marry him. The opera was under the capable direction of Mr. William G. Tempel with Miss Alice Rossfeld as accompanist. sixty-one S. H. S. Band , . 1 -vvv I 1 1 1 3 'I' CLARINETS Helen Grigsby Paul Kreher Ray Shinabery Alice Clark Jo Ann Voris John Evans Helen Siniff Robert Tomlinson Marvin Smith Jean Stedcke Donald Riner Betty Day Norma Poole Carleen Sellers Jacqueline Quenby Eileen Weidel Marilyn Shawler Donald Christoh' James Smith Colleen Bradford TIMPANI Roger Warren FLUTES Doris St. Louis Marilyn Simmons Patty Holman Ruth Rhoda Joan Williams OBOE Nancy Fowler BASSOON Donald Hurless ALTO CLARINETS Bud Shope Jack Fowler ALTO SAXOPHONES Billy Harnishfeger Robert Hawk John Welch DRUM MAJOR Dorothy Shelley BASS CLARINETS Carroll St. Louis Shirley Siferd TENOR SAXOPHONES Donna Winegardner Margaret Bowman BARITONE SAXOPHONES Charles Furry Danny Slabaugh HORNS Eileen McKinney Doris Gebhart Ruth Voss Owen Wright Ruth Brewer Thad Gilliland Gene Kimpling Irwin Smith MAJORETTES Shirley Siferd Dorla Morris sixty-tu.'o CORNETS Robert Hutchison Robert Salter Cleadius Piehl Robert Gordon Gordon Priddy Allan Shappell Jacquetta Spees John Olliver Robert Eifert Jess Welch Kenneth Denison Darrell Loar Donald McPheron Robert Craig Gerald Eagy BARITONES Verna Mae Long Jack McMullen Richard Hosler BELL LYRAS Nancy Fowler Rose Seng TROMBONES Marlin Wooddell Jeanne McMullen Peggy Cook Charles Hamilton Doris Shaw Robert St. Louis BASSES Richard Allgire Bill Hemphill Richard Day Perry Converse Douglas Slabaugh DRUMS Mary Albridge James Allgire Harry Hooks Carl Kessler DIRECTOR Charles E. Luoma Qrches tra O Ji SQ 2 l G Q 6 v o-- S aa,..,J 0 l Row I-B. Hyman, J. Stedeke. C. St. Louis, E. McKinney, A. Sprague, R. McMullen, P. Cardone, J. Seng Row II-J, Williams, R. Seng, M. Dupes. P. Beaumont, D. Hurless, N. Fowler, D. St. Louis, R. Rhoda, M. Simmons, L. Bennett, J. Rutledge, D. Stover, W. Zunkel Row III-M. Sherrick, J. Boyer, M. Williams. R. Shinaberry, H. Grigsby, A. Clark, P. Kreher. O. Wright, D. Gebhart, R. Voss, R. Brewer, R. Gordon, C. Piehl, R. Hutchinson, D, Kline, E. Denny, C. Bradford Row IV- -J. Hahn, M. Craft, A. Good, B. Beidelschies, J, Allgire, R. Warren, C. E. Luoma, R. Allgire, C. Hamilton, J. McMullen, P. Cook, P. Holman, J, Wolfe, E. Miller Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during the eighth period the South High School orches- tra rehearsed in the music room studio. Mr. Charles E. Luoma succeeded in directing the orchestra in many successful performances. Members of the orchestra were honored at a banquet given February 23, by the Band and Or- chestra Parents' Association. Juniors in the orchestra were awarded their orchestra letters. and an in- teresting program was presented. Besides playing for class plays and school assemblies, the orchestra presented a formal concert Sunday, February 27. Thirty-two members of the orchestra participated in the 'AlVlarch of Tunes program held at Memorial Hall in honor of President Roosevelt's birthday. sixty-three Senior Blue Triangle i I, 4 5 Row IfJ. Specs, M. Naum, D. McD0rman, J. Laeufer, B. Bowers, E. Stettler, A. Carpenter, R. Barker, R. McMullen, J. Crider. S. Figgins, A. Kilpatrick Row II-M. Mathew, Y. McClain, B. Miller, B. Gossard, P. Lefflrzr, M. Lippincott, C. Smith, B. Trask, A. Beerline, V. Long, B. Hahn Row III-D. St. Louis, E. Benedict, M. Allen, M. Albridge, B. Elston, P. Phillips, J. Smith, J. Smith, B. Anselman. R. Locker, D. Shelley Row IVfB. Dybowski, J. Hauss, P. Siferd, V. McClintock, B. Curtis, M. Evans, M. Hixson, R. Caughman, J. Armentrout This being their last year to join a club, many girls took advantage,of the opportunity to become better acquainted with the other girls of the class by Joining the Senior Blue Triangle Club, supervised by Miss Thelma Glassford. The club sponsored the first school dance. At Christmas time it sold stationery on which was embossed the school emblem. A party was held at the Y. W. C. A. for all members of the senior class. A book review was given at a covered dish dinner by Miss Harbaugh, and an interesting talk was given on War Marriages at another meeting. A recognition service was given toward the end of the year. Officers were: Marjorie Mathew, president: Bonnie Bowers, vice - president: Elaine Benedict, treasurer: and Jean Smith, secretary. sixty-four unior Blue Triangle NA .. A -..A 5-.4 . A- 9 1 2 r L F , r A I , 5 fri V Y-.- ,HW ,...,.. ul' Row I A. Langle, M. Miller, E. Miller, J. Hubbell, S. Goldsberry. R. Voss, E. Strickland, E, Ste-men Row IIfL. Kissel, R. Knight, D. Army, M. Francis, B. Olney. N. Poole, M. Lipps, E. McKinney Row III-fC. Osborne, M. Fair, V. Shine, M. Gordon, B. Fridley, M. Deerwester, E. Patton, M. Parker Row IV- D. Hall, R. Goble. D. Davis, S. Mitch, J. Fleming, B. Smith, H. Grigzsby, M. Nicholas This year under the supervision of Miss Ruby Byerly, the Junior Blue Triangle Club enjoyed a very prontable year. The purpose of the club is to develop and utilize the best in its members and to teach them cooperation with other groups. The club members enjoyed many splendid meetings during the year, especially their theatre party. Their activities included the sale of defense stamps and the sale of many bonds during the Fourth War Loan Drive. Joan Hubbell was president: Esther Miller, vice-president: Lois Kissell, secretary: and Elinor Strickland, treasurer. sixty-Hue Sophomore Blue Triangle , Y '17,-. ..z-- Row I--Carol Mauk, Connie Brogan. Margaret Bowman, Eleanor McCune, Eloise Allen, lirlyne Schreiber Row II Minerva Hesser. Pauline Bullock. Phyllis Joseph, Betty Jones, Betty Numzester, Mary Lou Baum- xrarsiner, Marjorie Miller, Irene Bowersock Row Ill Eva Jane Somers, Peggy Cook, Betty Day The sophomore Blue Triangle Club was supervised by Miss Louise Taggart. The aim of the Club is to help each girl to develop a well balanced personality. Being a Girl Reserve means living one's best today with visions of tomorrow. The special activity of the year was the sale of chrysanthemums at the Thanksgiving game. The social highlight of the year was a covered dish dinner held at the Y. W. C. A. The club worked hard to attain its motto of facing life squarely and finding the best, by class discussions on various social subjects. Oflicers for the year were: president, Connie Brogan: vice-president, Irene Bowersock: secretary, Audrey Glover: and treasurer, Pauline Bullock. sixty -six Freshman Blue Triangle V I h 4 I i - - - 1. V .USES-IYW W .. J .6 ,e,.A Row I fT. Glover, M, Matson, E. Pi-pple, P. Eh-y, W. Voris. J. Quenby, L. Miller, D. Kephart, D. Bowman, D. Hancv, D. Sroufo Row lIfB. Farris, P. Ream, N. Erlminston, C. Army, N. W'itham. V. Shupp, l'. Cardonc, J. Hahn, A. Clark, Ii. Swope, J. McCoy Row III-H. Wilson, V. Skelly, R. Stupleton, B. li:-idelsuhios, A. Ewing. B. Ross, li. Randas, A. Stanivh, D. Estes, D. LcH'ler, F. Ransbottom Row IV-HM, Haliena, IS. Jones, M. Archer, P. Porter. R. Counts. P. Holman, R, VVilliams, V. Gouldinyz, J. Gilliland, R. Rhoda, E. Hilyard. G. Sh:-1-ks, B. Hofmann The purpose of the Freshman Blue Triangle was to hold meetings so that the girls could become better acquainted with one another and to learn about the work that is carried on at the Y. W. C. A. The club had a Christmas party and sponsored a pencil sale and a dance. Officers for the club were: president, Barbara Hofmann: vice-president, Virginia Skelly: secretary. Dana Leffler: and treasurer, Martha Archer. The supervisor was Lillian M. Taylor. .-,1'.x't Ll - se um i l K'2l' Eighth Blue Triangle , V1..,l A 41 -- . rl f l .4 - Row I-P. Plikerd, D. Randall, N. Brodbeck. P. Aeeountius. J. Downey, P. Moyler, M. Westbay Row II -V. O'Dr-ll, E. Chileote, B. Rodenbt-mer, R. Lohr, L. Kctcham, J. Allen, A, Thurnberry Row Row Under the IIIf A. Hinds, M. Williams, M. Stout, C. Jenks, J, Davis, D. Greenland, D. MeCre-ary, M. Sherriek IV--R. Houtzvr, S. Gorham, J. Frankhousvr, S. Thompson, M. Craft, J. Schafer, J. Wren capable supervision of Miss Dorothy Dempster, the Eighth Grade Blue Triangle ,lub enjoyed many meetings and learned about the work of the Y. W. C. A. One of the activities of the year was collecting paper for a nursery. Social highlights were a dance for the junior high grades and a party for the eighth grade girls at the Y. W. C. A. Oflicers for the club were: president, Juanita Davis: vice-president, Wanda Rodenberger secre tary, Marilyn Craft: and treasurer, Ruth Houtzer. sixty-eight Senior I-li-Y ' W O 0 0 , P 'Y Yi' Y W Row I-T. Coneby, F. Catlett, C. Kesler, D. Gross, F. Crider Row II-J H t D. D k R B rtlett D, Hostetler J. Rouscul R Goldsberr Row Row IV- -T. Dotson, R. Garrett, C. Bowman, C. Furry, R. Laws, D. Nichols, R. McGinnis . us on, oc , . a , , p, . y lII-- -B. Hefner, J. Evans, J. Donovan, R. Tomlinson. N. Hennon, C. Baxter In this school year the Senior Hi-Y has established quite a record of activities. The members spon- sored a school dance, held pre-Christmas vespers, and ushered at the Thanksgiving football game, Weekly meetings were presided over by oflicers Carl Bowman, president: Charles Furry, vice-presi- dentg Jack Huston, secretary: and John Evans, treasurer. Sometimes they had as features a guest speaker or a swim. The club has maintained a high standard which every member has followed. lts purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the high school and community high standards of Christian character. Mr. M. O. Reed, supervisor of the club, has proved an able advisor to the boys and by his willing cooperation has helped to make the club appreciated by every member. sixty-nine Skull Club 3.4 ,,,...f r ' .-..,. . Q... 5' i Q V i S ,J va as -sq, llll - -Q M- f-N -ax Row I P. SIll'H.i1ll4', J, Downing, G. l'12UIy, li, Cleveniler, VV. Hlililovk, R. Shelley, l'. Mawhnrr, D, Hubbell, J. French, C. French, C. Talley, V. Hullar Row Ile B. Mc-Clintoek, R. Thomas, N. Shorts, R. Olney, 'l', limwn, C. Hollar. R. Craig, R. Day, H. Thomas, IS. Fit-Iris, IJ. Downton. H. Si-vt-rns Row IIIf J. Mm-Mullen, li. Howard. R. Miller, VV. Counts, li. Basin er, J. VVantuek, lil. Smith, C. Tucker, G. Schiffer, D. Kinkle, B. Nichols, Mr, Bowers Among the newly formed clubs was the Skull Club supervised by Mr. Joe Bowers. Those eligible for membership were freshman boys. During club meetings. Mr. Bowers discussed with the boys the technicalities of sports. and talked over games that had been played. ln doing this, the idea of better playing was brought out, along with the theory of learning young in the career of sports, good sportsmanship. Thus when a boy enters yar- sity athletics, he is better equipped for whatever may come. The chosen ofhcers of the club were Wade Counts, president: Herbert Severns, vice-president: Rob- ert Fields, secretary: and Ward Hunlock, treasurer. SE'L'C'f7l U S Association v l 1 ur 1' -1- 'n-' V H i- ,- Row I-Frank Koller, Fred Howard Row II- Bob Howard, Tom Dotson, Curley Bratton Row III-Mr. Bloom, Rodney Barrington, Joe Mowrey, Ray Laws The HS Club, supervised by Mr. Bryce L. Bloom, was organized this year for those athletes who have won letters in any field of sports, The club ofhcers were Rodney Barrington, president: Fred Howard, vice-president: Robert Stough, secretary: and Tom Dotson, treasurer. These officers helped to plan and organize the Annual Varsity Dance sponsored by the club during the year. During the meetings discussions were held on the subjects of good sportsmanship and good man- ners in sports. These were agreed upon as essentials for better athletics. The aim of this organization was to promote better athletics and finer sportsmanship among players, Seventy-one ,H H77 W 5-, Pep Club KI .TL A if v . T. - --- 'v-1' X-'51-!'E.. Row I-J. Pierce, J. Thomas, S. Fuson, S. Bowsher, F. Stumpn. N. Benedict, R. Watkins, R. Howell, J. Carr, N. Fre-se, H. Quillin, G. Kimpling. C. Hamilton, J. McCoy, M. Kouken, D. Hance, E. Boyd, E. Altstaetter, W. Jones Row II C. Beasley, M. Miller, N. Busick, M. Clay, B. Southers, B. Sharo. P. Golden, B. Rodenberger, J. Boyer, D. Stokes, R. Goldshvrry, G. Sheeks, J. McCoy, D. Dotson, B. Mathew, L. Hammer Row III fM. Parker. B. Davis, B. Gossard. J. Tomlinson, C. Helms, E. Cooke, B. Curtis, N. Schafer, S. Goldsberry, K. McKecver, I. McKinney, R. Kahlo, N. Witham. li, Alexander, J. Laeufer, R. McMullen, D. McDorman Row IV-- J. Stevick, M. Gossett, B. Randas, D. Hall. B. Hefner. D. Roush, J. Gordon, W. Helm, R. Shina- br-rry, M. Lippincott, R. Locker, J. Smith, C. Heil, D. Cunninuham, P. Bullock, B. Swopv, M. Maxwell To stimulate and create interest and enthusiasm toward athletic contests, the Pep Club was formed this year at South High School. lt was composed of representatives from all grades. The cheerleaders were selected from among its members. Directed by Miss Ruth Amstutz, club members took charge of all pep assemblies, sponsored the Victory King and Queen festivities at our homecoming football game, and held a school dance on February l4. The officers were as follows: Carl Heil, president: Bernard Hefner, vice-president: Lewis Hammer, secretary: Henry Quillin, treasurer: and Richard Stokes, reporter. seventy-ttt'o l Sir lsaac Wfalton I l . . ... f W 7 H, Row I-R. Andrews, R. Fairburn, B. Fritz, R. Powell, H. Brillhart, R. Shawler, J. Fowler, B. Howell Row II-R. Ridenour, R. Vermillion, J. Wagner, P. Miller, T. Gardner, T. Concby, R. Herge Row III-D. Kemp, G. Corrello, L. Kline, D. Diehl, R. Heinrich. S. Burden, C. Miller, D, Edminston Row IV-E. Willeke, Mr. H. E. Woolweaver, J. Donovan A new and unusual addition to interest clubs this year was the Sir Isaac Walton Club, organized for those interested in outdoor life. Under the supervision of Mr. Woolweaver the boys learned the techniques of casting, reeling, holding a bow and arrow in archery, and sighting a gun. A demon! stration of these skills was given in an assembly program on February 18. Further activities included another assembly presentation on March 31, and participation in a radio program on April l8. Oflicers of the club were as follows: president, James Donovan: vice-president, Lawnie Kline: sec- retary, Robert Herge: and scorekeepers, Tom Coneby and Chris Horn. seventy-three 5. German Club ,-, , ' Q Y - 0 Q ' ' 4 I 1 Q . ,W Q Row I--Marilee Lipps, Dorothy Woten, Dorothy Davis, Donna Ferguson, Lois Kiss:-l, Ann Langle, Margaret Naum Row II Alice Sprague, VVilliam Smith, Jun-k Buriroon. Darrel Dock, David Hostetler, Jim Rousculp, Paul Krehvr, Betty Hyman A new addition to the school repertoire of clubs this year Was the German Club under the supervision of Miss Mary Beery. It was organized primarily that the students Who are studying the German language and are interested in German customs and Ways of living might have the opportunf ity of learning more about them. During their club meetings members sang German songs, learned German dances, put on skits, learned about German foods, and heard travel talks. They also sponsored a dance in the girls' gym. The club oflicers were: president, Darrel Dock: vice-president, Lois Kissel: and secretary. Betty Hyman. seventy-four Palette Club - - A Y Row I -G. Johnson, C. Bodell, C. Quinn, J. Thompson. D. Bowersock, C. Gilroy Row II- -J. Lytle, N. Edmiston, L. Beasley, M. Rhinock, M. Romig, R. Catlett Row III-J, Ritchie, B. Greene, H. Mohler, C. Horn. C. Connor, J. Coon, A. Foster, C. Jenks Interesting to all students of art was the Palette Club which was supervised this year by Miss Vera Griffith. Each member of the club kept a sketch book: other activities were studying the lives and works of famous painters and sculptors. Club activities were planned to further interest in art and give opportunities to the members to work with materials of their choice. Oflicers of the club as chosen by the members included LaDonna Beasley, president: Colleen Con- nor, vice-president: Marylou Romig, secretary: and Cleburne Quinn, treasurer. seuenryfiue H. Comwolei Club l' L Y V W -W J Row Ie- Patty Ream, Athea Carpenter, Leona Farris, Margaret Haliena, Marie Poe, Pauline Galwrdiel, Carol Mauk Row II' Yvonne McClain, Doris Neuman, Eleanor Whetstone, Phyllis Binkley, Jo Anne lfiillY'!'l1.C2ll'ClHL'l . Eileen Bowersock, Catherine Moening, Betty Howell The Comwolei Club, formerly known as the Garden Club, had as its colors red and white. It adopted the American Beauty Rose as its flower. The purpose of the Comwolei Club is to create interest in nature, especially garden products. As their contribution to the war effort the members of the club learned conservation, growth. and cultivation of Howers and vegetables. Another important phase of gardening was learned: that is, how to select seeds, order them, and cultivate them. Several trips were made to local florist shops to study cultivation of flowers under greenhouse conditions. The president of the club was Jo Ann Baumgardner: vicefpresident, Eileen Bowersock: secretary- treasurer, Athea Carpenter: and reporter, Yvonne McClain, seven! ty -six 1 - . - -A MFI Red Cross Council F' fm- fe 'MN ' ' r l P I, .-v- -- N 1 1- Row I E. Rossler. M. Miller, M. Naum, E. Miller, li. Gossard, W. Mason, E, Patton, J. Specs, E. Sykes, li. Tullis, D. Army, D. Imler Row II A. Lanprle. R, Knight, P. Penhorwood, D. Avery, M. Lipps, V, Long, M, Albritlge, P. Leffler, ll. Miller, P. Phillips, M. Geise Row III- --J. C1-ider, L. Kissell, M. Allen, L. Mathews, M. Rhinoek, J. Spahr, D. St. Louis, A. Sprague, S. Fiiryzins, J. Derr, E. Williams Row IV- B. Anselman, M. Hay, D. Wineizardner, J. Hauss, B, Hyman Formerly the Red Cross Council was composed of a selected group of sophomores and juniors, but this year membership was extended to all junior and senior girls. The council was composed of two groups: one rolling bandages for the Red Cross at the West Ohio Gas Company and the other Working at Memorial Hospital as Junior Nurses' Aides. These girls had a definite object in view when they volunteered for this work. They felt that they wanted to do something that would definitely aid in the War effort. President of the council was Catharine Krick: and secretary-treasurer was Anna Rose Langle. Miss Beery was the sponsor of the club. SCL'Cl7l Ll - SCUUI7 Knitting Club I i ' 11' 'I' 5- 4 H Rnw I C. Webb, VV. Mason, M. Fair. E, Sykes, C. Bell, R. Barker, D, Hergze Row II M. Gordon. M. Francis, B. Smith, M. Mathew, R. Mettler, J. Hubbell, B. Miller Row III G, Gander, J. A. Voris, V. McClintock, M. WvrH'. J. Fleminfr, J. Hauss, M. Hutchinson, J. Fowler Again this year the Knitting Club was organized and the officers chosen were: president, Jeanne Fleming: vice-president, Joan Hubbellg secretary, Marjorie Fair: and treasurer, Mary Gordon. Some of the girls learned to knit, while those who already knew how learned more intricate stitch- es. At Christmas time a party was held at school for the members of the club. For the lirst half of the school year, the club had as its supervisor Miss Katherine Morris. How- ever, when she joined the Way'es , Miss Edythe Cupp, the new home economics teacher, assumed her duties as advisor. svt'entt1-t-iyhl Radio Club 1' 0 . ' 1 - 4, , K' 1 4 , ' Row I--E. Schreiber. V. Sellers, W. Mechlinz, M. Baumirurtlner. D. Pvnnypaekc-r, R, St. Louis. Nl. Naum Row IlfB. Day. B. Dybowski, J. Smith. P. Beaumont. D. Loar, J. Boyd. S. Fixrzzins, P. Phillips Row III--M. Hesse-r, B. Houtzer, J De-Hart. J. Siniff, B. Anselman, D. Shaw. M. Craft Meeting every other week during club period with Miss Mary Tudor, the radio club has presented three programs in addition to supervising all broadcasts on Tuesday and Friday. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in radio work and related subjects. Two members of the club. Perry Beau- mont and Robert St. l-ouis were the radio technicians and had charge of all the equipment. The officers of the club were: president, Rebecca Snook: vice-president, Perry Beaumont: secretary-treasurer, Aud- rey Glover: and reporter, Virginia Sellers. seventy -nine Marionettes ft r-sl - -.- V -, ,4 Q-if' fl' ff S' 4 J r 3 5 I 4 t J ,., -...a-.Va af-sq K '.zx..X.hp'Nh QE! Row I- -B, Stuckey, R. Moyler, J. Allen, E. Howser. C. Gebhart, M. Somers, P. Plikc-rd, N. Brodbeck, P. Akerman, T. Mauk Row II' -VD. Huston. R. Polimz, P. Shinaberry, S. Sifertl, M. Rim-V, S. Thompson, M, Stout, J. Nolan, M. Sherrick, R. Patterson Row IIIf-fB. Zieyzenbusch, C. Burden. M. Kizev, C. Basiriger, M. Craft, R. Morton, J. Johnston, J. Ley, J. Wren, R. Rohr, B. Wheeler The eighth grade dramatic club, the Marionettes, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Moul- ton, was organized for the purpose of giving plays. Each week a program committee met to plan the program for the next meeting. In addition members appeared on a radio broadcast on February 8 and gave a one-act play in assembly in collaboration with the seventh grade dramatic group. Its oliicers were: Marilyn Sherrick, president: Shirley Siferd, secretary: and XVilliam Ziegenbusch, treasurer. U1 tfhltf Interpretation Club , u ' - -' 1 ' Row I-J, Cooper, B, Holloway, D. Bitler, P. Payne, J. Gladfelter, B. Harris, B. McDonald, B. Adams, N. Miller, J. Mooney, H. Holden, K. Cole, D. Loar Row IIfF. Anderson, H. Lewis, J. Davis, D. Burden. M. Piper, H. Bratton, K. Wineilardner, A. Olney, J. Sanford, N. Stone, N. Meinen, D. Patton, M. Craft Row IIIfJ. Hutchison, H. Swyrfart, G. Lawrence, B. Isenhart, M. Henderson, P. Monroe, J. Hullinger, A. Thomas, M. Judkins, J. Cheney, J. Conrad, M. Bilopavlovich, I. Boyd, C. McPheron The Interpretation Club, under the guidance of Mary Lillian Taylor, is a junior high dramatic club organized to give its members an opportunity to study pantomime and give original plays. The year's highlight was the play, HCreat Caesar , presented in the school auditorium for the student body. The club's officers were John Hutchison, president: Irene Boyd, vice-president: Dudley Shafer, secretary: and Anna Olney, treasurer. eighty-one 3 nf! Book Club lm-,. ' Y' Y i -ds 'iii lx ..- 2' ix '- l l s l 2 s 21 W sf xvywveifv , e Row I Eitha Rossler, June McClain, Marjorie Lee, Patricia Merriman, Catherine' Kriek, Margie Romey, Juan Donohov. Marilyn Miller, Joanne Frcshour Row II Bonnie Isenhart. Betty Sirks, Dorothy Shorts. Betty Stoddard, Norma Lutes, Roberta McCoy, Wanda Mc-4-hling. Joan Bell During the year students and teachers were saved time and labor through the earnest efforts of the Book Club. Officers were Majorie Romey, president: Betty Rodney, vice - president: Betty Stoddard, treasurer: and Dorothy Shorts, secretary. The girls repaired, covered, and generally looked after books. When teachers had need for any equipment or help, by calling upon a member of the club, they received it cheerfully and willingly. Every member had the head of a department to Work with, issuing book covers, covering books, and doing other needed tasks. Miss Ridenour, the club's supervisor, gave much help to every member. L'1'GhfL, ILL'O 4 Commercial Club - -V Y K ...vs 4-L 1' S A f 11x 4-L A4 l l -4 5 4 D - - .. . . . ..... ........ Y Row I--D. Army, P. Flanagan, E. VVilliams, V. Kelly, A. Kilpatrick Row IIfD. Dahlke, L. Warnock, B, Taylor, N. Poole, B. Deerwester, B, Elston, E, Miller Row III-HJ. Smith, J. Smith, M. Hay, R. Jones, B. Miller, L. Mathews, J. Neff The Commercial Club was formed this year with Nliss Helen Kelly as supervisor to give its club members an opportunity to gain secretarial experience by doing actual work for teachers. They also familiarized themselves with the operation of modern ofiice equipment such as the dictaphone, mimeograph, and the billing machine through demonstrations given during club meetings. Other ac- tivities vvere the presentation of a skit in assembly depicting the purpose of the club and an outdoor picnic in the spring. The ofiicers were: Jane Smith, president: Mary Lou Nloyer, vice-president: Charles Furry, treasur- er: Norma Poole, secretary: and Alice Kilpatrick, reporter, eiqhftf-lh1'ee Rainbow Club l D- - -. ,. U . 5 ' . , Row I--M. Robenalt, J. Franks, R. Ault, E. Keller, R. Boop, J. Gordon, E. Mack, R. Long, B. Hunlock, J. Myers, B. Bowsher, Noel Downing Row II-C. Osborn. J. Quinby, S. Dowell, B. Elliot, E. Hilyard, C. Army, C. Morton, M, Westbay, M. Pratt, M. Bible, F. Reeder, B. Wright Row IIIfA. Gaines, A. Stanich, E. Harmon, D. Dock. J. Gilliland, B. Hole-n, E. Lusk, R. Cashman, D. Winegardner, B. Shope, O, Wright, P. Brock, J. Gossett The purpose of the Rainbow Club is to train students for work on the Rainbow staff when they become upper classmen. There are two organizations in this club, one for the senior high and one for the junior high classes. The supervisor of the group is Miss Genevieve Marvin. The ofiicers for the senior high group are: president, Carolyn Osborn: vice-president, Donna Vkfinegardnerz secretary, Owen Wright: treasurer, Patty Smith: and reporter, Bud Shope. The junior high oilicers are: president, Barbara Wright: vice-president, Barney Hunlock: sec- retary, Carleen Sellers: treasurer, Philip Hickey: and reporter, Marina Westbay. The members of this club do reporting and writing for the Rainbow. eighty-four junior Choir . ,. . is 48 1 -2 .ff As,-N.: kf'Xff-4 -.A....x , K A ,, FQA-, Row I-B. Wright, M. Westbay, M. Riner, M. Bible, K. White, R. Ault, J. Franks, R. Heil, D. Schramm F. Keller, W. Sterling, R. Nungester, M. Kooken, P. Accountius, P. Moyler, P. Ream Row II-E. Eichacker, G. Stanich, D. Kephart, B. Rodenberger, G. Johnson, J. Harmon, W. Nichols, B. Hunlock, L. Schreiber, P. McClain, M. LaFollctte. B. Swope, D. Bowersock, D. McCreary Row III4V. Caughman, B. Howell, B. Ramga, H. Wilson. B, Farris. R. Oswald, J. Downing, L. Huebner, W. Hunlock, D. Sledge, T. Boyd, F. Ransbottom, P. Bailey, D. Hance Row IVA-B. Miller, J. Ley, R. Houtzer, C. Dotson, B. Ross, G. Young, D. Kinkle, G. Corrello, C. Tucker, C. Woodley, D. Cathcart, J. Frankhouser, E. Youngbt-rg, P. Gaines, M. Craft, M. John, G. Swords , The Junior High School A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Alice Rossfeld and accompanied by Marilyn Craft, Was composed of seventy-live voices selected from the eighth and ninth grades. Throughout the year this group appeared several times on the South High School stage for assembly programs. It also participated in the annual Christmas program and commencement exercises. The girls served as ushers for The Vagabond King and a number of the boys were members of the cast. eighty-Hue ,JFTER twenty-five years of athletic compe- tition, our teams are still endeavoring to carry on the high ideals and examples set before us by our predecessors. Athletics w-'-'f-M'JX ':'4- QQlK Q 1 - '.-1 -LS f Q zqsrlll'-:'i-'43 Z..--' f g-5.-Wy fi--YTX 99 eq X 1-67A fgbxj vi-LBA Wag qvjx? N M4 W A79 Ugg! A5153 Letterman EDWARD KANE HEddie 140 lbs. - 6' - senior-left end-1 year of football- good blocker and pass snagger JOE MOWREY Monk 160 lbs.-6' ZZ -right end senior-2 years of football- excellent on right side of line TOM DOTSON Stubby 199 lbs.-5' l1 -tackle- senior-4 years of football- heaviest man on team ROBERT YOUNG Bohn 147 lbs. - 5' 7 - guard- senior-1 year of football- good natured and reliable sub- sriture CURLEY BRATTON Caesar 160 lbs.-6'-half back- senior-4 years of football- Lima's leading scorer-honor- able mention All Ohio Foot- ball Team-really fast RODNEY BARRINGTON Rod 170 lbs.-6' llj -quarter- back - senior - 4 years of football- captain - slow at calling signals, but they were good ones eighty-eight ROBERT STOUGH Roig Poly FRED HOWARD Hlfreddyu 180 lbs. - 5' 8 -guard- 185 lbs. - 5' 10 -triple lirst year at South-good threat full back-junior- blocker-he's a senior BILL CRATES Gander 143 lbs. - 5' 7 - guard senior-4 years of football plenty of fight plenty of drive and power ROBERT HOWARD UB0f7f7ie'i 175 lbs.-6'-half back- junior-3 years of football -left handed kicker and passer Lettermen Qi? Q9 ,f EDWIN KERSHNER Ed CLIFTON TUCKER ROBERT GROVES Stubby II DAN GROSS UFUZZy,' 154 lbs.-5' 8 -sophomore 180 lbs. - 6' - freshman- 15 8 lbs.-5' 6 -sophomore 160 lbs. - 5' 8 -junior- -2 years of football-really an elusive ball carrier ARLO CONRAD Deacon 173 lbs. - 6' -freshman- right guard-played regular first string in his first year of football-following in the footsteps of his elder brothers left tackle-l year of foot- ball-has several years yet to distinguish himself further- first Stringer this year ROBERT MCGINNIS Peeny 180 lbs.-5' ll -junior- guard-3 years of football- expect much from him next year -right half back-2 years of football - fast and steady- dependable in the clutch FRANK CRIDER ' 'Buff' 135 lbs.-5' 5 --sophomore -half back-second year of football-smallest player on team, but not the softest eighty-nine center-3 years of football- could really take it RAY LAWS Louis GEORGE MACK Egg Head 160 lbs. - 6' l -junior- end-3 years of football- pass snagger and pretty fast JACK BAUGHMAN 165 lbs. - 6' l -junior Stone Quarry Kid guard-3 years of football- 158 lbs.-5'-7 -sophomore plenty of light and gumption -quarterback- 2 years of -injured nose forced him to football-played a god regu- wear guard lar game as sub when regular quarterback was ill Football Squad 4 P 9 l l inf., Lia' ' , FN--1 .-I W' 's..-I g ,Aff - it , ,,,,,f'f: ., , ,, , Row 1 G. Mack, R. Hcntze, J. Baughman, J. Mowrcy, R. Barrington, E. Kane, R, Laws, T. Dotson, C. Tucker, A. Conrad Row II-R. McGinnis, R. Young, C. Siferd, R. Stough, E. Kcrshner, R. Groves, R. Howard, D. Gross, C. Bratton Row lIIfR. Small, C. Naftzfzer, R. Young, D. Coais, R. Roush. F. Crider, R. Johnson, J. Hadsell, G. Randas, W. Crates Row IVgC. Baxter, C. Horn, R. Thomas, W. Nichols, R. Craig, H. Eagy, R. Fields, D, Downton, C. French, J. French, D. Kinkle, W. Counts Row V---T. Brown, R. Miller, R. Thomas, E. Hollar, W, Howard, R. Day, E. Basingor, J. Wantuck, G. ShiHer. E. Smith Row VI-J. Burden, P. McClain, V. Hollar, D. Hubble, H. Severns, P. Mawhorr, J. McMullen, J. Hender- son, W. Hunlock, J. Downing, R. Olney, R. Clcvenger Sept. 17-Middletown ,,,,,,,ns 13 South .,,,l 3 Oct. 25-Fremont ,,-., ,,,,,,,, 12 South,---25 24-Fostoria .v,u,,,,,,., 25 South,,,, 7 28-Findlay u,,,,,,,,,,, O South,,,,20 Oct. 2-Norwood ,,,,,,-,.. W ,, 0 South ,,--l3 Nov. 5-Toledo Scott ,,,,,,, , 6 South-,,, 6 8-Columbus North .,,,, 12 South ,-,, O 13-Piqua ,,,,,,,A,,,,.. O South ,,,, 12 15-Marion Harding ,,,, ,W 21 South ,,,, O 2 5--Central ,,u, -. ,.vu,,, 0 South,,,,2 6 Under the leadership of Coach Bryce Bloom, assisted by Dan Clingaman and Joe Bowers, the football team enjoyed a successful season, winning 5 games, losing 3, and tying Z. The score of the turkey day classic made up for the defeat of last year. Yea, team! ninefy Basketball Row I-E. Kershner. W. Counts, D. Jordan, F. Howard, C. Bratton, R, Barrington, B. Howard, D. Kinkle, RowDfIJf?1q.n?Iich0lS, K. Hefner, J. Baughman, R. Roush, B. Huff, D. Small, G. Schiffer, F. Crider Row III Severns, W. Hunlock, B. Craig, E. Basinger, C. Tucker, B. Howard, J. French, H. Easy Row IV---W. Sterling, N. Grigsby, T. Woolley, C. Talley Dec. 3-St. John's ,,,,..,,, 40 South,,e,46 Feb, 4-Middletown ,,,, ..,,, l 6 South -,-,l 3 11-Bluffton D,.....,, , 41 South .,,,40 llYMansf1eld .,,,,,,,,, 62 South,,,,46 17+Dayton Fairview ,,-,. 41 South,,.--29 l2fVan Wert ,,,,,,,,, 29 South,,,,47 18-Xenia Central .g,,,, 3 7 South --.--31 18---Hamilton ,,,,. v.,--39 South,,,,40 21-Findlay ,,..,.D,., , 39 South .,--36 25-Central ,,,Y.,.Dh,, 31 South ,,,,42 Jan. 8-Dayton Kizer ,,.,,, Z7 South ----4l 14-Wapakoneta ...t.t.. 31 South,,,,30 TOURNAMENT GAMES 15-Dayton Roosevelt ,,,32 South,,,,45 March 3+Upper Sandusky ,,,, 32 South .,,,44 21-Central S,.,.,..,,, 44 South ,,-,5l 6LCentral ,,,, , ,,,,,, 38 South ,-,57 28-Springfield .A,,,.., - 42 South ,,,,2l 12-Wapakoneta ,,..,,,, 29 South -,,,43 Feb. lvSidney ,,,,.v.,... -37 South .,,,4O -Findlay ......,.,,. 36 South -YYYZ3 1 Enjoying a successful season of basketball our team won ll and lost 9. Clingaman, the team lost in the finals of the district tournament at Kenton. Mr. ninety-one Coached by Mr. Bryce Bloom and Mr, Dan Joe Bowers was the freshman coach. Varsity Squad mfg f--W---AM! hy.. Q I V2 My xxx? N--Sf ,,,.--We fv f -N. I,---w...A, t,hNL,,,1a.f,,,,,-N WS? N' Q3 twat x.,a-if fsfmw-2' x,,,,..X,,.. kay sf ff , sf gg A M A if for ,as DALE JORDAN Shorty FRED HOWARD Freddy CURLEY BRATTON Caesar RODNEY BARRINGTON f'Rod BOB HOWARD UBObbl'r?H Guard - 5' 6 tall - weighs Forward-5' l O tall-weighs Center-6' tall-weighs 1.60 Guard-6' l LQ talbdweighs Forward - 6' tall - weighs l54 - junior - short, wiry, 185-junior1had a good eye -senior-streak of lightning l7Oisenior+good guard- l 75 - junior - left-handed 3nd 3 gogd pivot man for the basket, especially on and a good shot wonderful faker of passes and hook shots made him leading those long shots shooting scorer in Greater Ohio League RICHARD JOHNSON Dick WADE COUNTS i'Pete EDWIN KERSHNER 'fEd ROLAND ROUSH Short Smit RICHARD SMALL Dick Guardi 5' 8 tall - weighs Forward - 6 tall - weighs Guard-5' 8 tall - weighs Center-6' 4 tall - weighs Forward - 5' 10 tall - 150 - sophomore - cool- 14-5+freshman - letterman l54+sophomore-fast, fur- 170-sophomore--when he weighs 140 -sophomore- headed - good mataerial for in first year-we expect much ious ,and fiery-watch him gets more experience, his tricky, fast. and wiry-on future star of him in the next three years next year height will make him one of floor part of the game-good ninety- Z wo the best bank-board men material Spring Sports ,um GU' ,gur X.. Row I-A. Bidwell, N. Frese , Row II-W. McClain, G. E. Figzins, D. Coats Row III-D. Laswell, T. Hyde Row IV-R. Bartlett, E. Kane, K. Watt BASEBALL T R A C K Row I--J. Youmz, E. Basinger, D. Hefner, J. Stone, C. Tucker, R. Small V Conrad, B. Young, E. Kershner, H. E. Woolweaver Row II ---' C. French, D. Gehring, D. Downton, R. Gladfelter, C. Siferd, R Brown, T. Woolley, C. Kesler, B. Mawhorr Row III-J. Henderson, J. Baughman, R. Roush, B. Brogee, A. Conrad Craig, L, Griffin, R. Day, J. Allgire Row I---J. Mowrey, B. Stough, G. Schiffer, R. Groves, F. Koller, B. Mawhorr, W. Huff Row II-G. Johoske, F. Howard, N. Hennon, B. L. Bloom, R. Laws, C. Brattorl, W. Counts GOLF TRACK BASEBALL April 20 Findlay-there April 5 Shawnee-here April 18 St. Gerard-here 26 Celina-here 7 Central and Greenville-here St. Rose-here May 10 Sidney-there 21 Sidney and Greenville-Sidney Central-here 15 Findlay-here 29 Ohio Wesleyan-Delaware Bluffton-here 29 District tournament May Treaty City-Greenville May St. Johns-here 5 at Toledo 13 Miami-Oxford 20 District tournament- Bowling Green 27 State meet-Columbus ninety-three St. Gerard-here St. Rose-here Central-there St. Johns-here Girls' Athletics 5.7 1, 4. J 1 l'7x-..-- ' ' l t I 4 - -1 H X 1, vw- sf A ' ' ' pq SENIORS JUNIORS Ruwl R. Harker. Y. Mel'l:1in. P. Sifertl, C. Smith, B. Rnwl A. Sprague, M, llem-i'westei'. H. Shappell. D. 'l':xylm', A. Carpenter, li, Stettler Army, J. Gtmssott, B. Maxwell Row II li ,Smith, G. Ritlemnir, M. Moyer, N. l'tmlt-. li. Patton. I. Bowersoek, H. Griirsby Having successfully defeated all the other teams Cjiying the other lmmg Stiff Compgllglonl llqt- the seniors were declared champions for the year. ju,-,img played many thrilling games SOPHOMORES FRESI-lfX'llQN Row I G. Shook. J, Mit-hm-l, M. Arey, E. Heinrich Row ll P. Bullock, G. Williams, M. Nichols, li. Houtzer, lf. litxxu-!'soc'k. J. Fi rst Row l M. Gnsseii, J. Qtwnlmy, H. VVilsrun, J. MCCU3' Row II-J, Coon, J. Gilliland. ll. Stanieh. R. W'illizmis. A. liwiilv. P. Porter, R. Seng. F. Hily:-irrl NVirh one year of playing experience the sopho- lfreshman girls worked verv hard to earn their mores made A Very une record, required points, The Girls' Athletic Association was supervised hy Miss Esther Gillette. To become a member of this Organization the girls are required to make one hundred points in competiticn. ln the annual Blue and Gold-Princeton and Yale games the Prinrelon and Yale teams were victorious. ninety-ftstzr Guard ber, Jcannef-A-Some pulchri!ud1'noLxs clanmels seeking tl bl! of physffcll exertion---Nlore of Ibe some---An inferlude from the Tbar1ksg1'U1'ng game---Our football and basketball Courbes: Bowers, Bloom, and Clingaman---Cfombinccl bunrl formal1'or7s with our rival on the Crea! rjllil ---The pro-Thc1r7l2sg1'Lfz'ng pep assembly---At the furultu pzvrnlr---Szx members of Ib? srbool ulvwfr in all their diqnily nrhctg - Hue Name Hobby Ambition Most likely to be Favorite Song Favorite Expression MARY L. ALBRIDGE Dating acertain farmer Nurse Farmer's Wife My Heart Tells Me Oh, brother MARYLOU ALLEN Dancing Stenographer Gay Divorcee My Ideal No kidding BONNIE ANSELMAN Eating To ,go to S. America Sailor's Wife I'll Be Around Holy cow JUNE ARMENTROUT Cooking Interior decorator Stenographer Star Dust Don't believe PHYLLIS ARMSTRONG Bowling Cadet nurse Champion woman bowler Intermezzo I don't believe CHARLES AULT Sports Farmer Thou fool!-Shakespeare Coast Guard Song Tough as nails ROSANNA BARKER Dancing Nurse Soldier's wife Savin' Myself for Bill You haven't got the sense RODNEY BARRINGTON Playing the field Tour the world Itinerant Oh What a Beautiful Morning You don't say ANNA BEERLINE Dancing Stenographer Chorus girl My Shining Hour Don't believe ELAINE BENEDICT Dancing Stenographer Sweet nurse Star Eyes You think so? HAROLD BEST Motorcycling None Husband of Jeannie Jeannie With Light Brown Hair Gosh HAROLD BINKLEY Driving my car Aviation Buck private My Ideal Where can I get some gas BONNIE BOWERS Swimming To travel War bride My Ideal Oh, thousands JAMES BOWHOLTZ Art Music Metropolitan baritone The Lord's Prayer You don't mean it CARL BOWMAN Fishing To be a farmer Stand-in for Laird Cregar Giddap Mule What do y' know about the war? DONALD BOWSHER Industrial Arts Farmer Asleep all the time Victory Polka Are you kidding? CURLEY BRATTON Dancing To be a coach Hep-cat Jelly Roll Baker Well, all reet NINA BRIGGS Dancing Nurse Second Veronica Lake Blue River Now, I don't understand that ROBERT BROGEE Reading Foresty service Wood chopper Star Dust By gosh ROBERT BROWN Sketching Forest ranger Second Frank Sinatra Always Howdy GLADYS CAROLUS Writing letters Stenographer Private secretary My Ideal Fine thing! VIRJEAN CAROLUS Collecting pictures Stenographer Like Gladys My Shining Hour Fine business ATHEA CARPENTER Dancing To be tall Short I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last I like you. too Night RUTH CAUGHMAN Dancing Travel Bus driver Star Dust Is that right? MARY CLAY Scrap books Nurse Side-show barker When the Lights Go On Again Oh-my ROBERT CLEMENS Reading Pilot Night watchman Sweet Slumber Oh, brother DOROTHY CORSON Sleeping Doctor Teacher Only a Rose Fiddle-dee-dee WILLIAM CRATES Reading Write a famous novel Great lover Speak Low You should live so long ELMER CRAWFORD Football None Soap box orator Have I Stayed Away Too Long? Okay-brains JOANNE CRIDER Kidding Maxi,-WL? To succeed Iceman's bride Indian Summer Como? GERALDINE CRITCHFIELD Dancing World travel Telephone operator No Love, No Nothing Are you kiddin? BETTY CURTIS l230 S, Main St, Travel Lady hobo It Had to be You Aw-w-w JAMES CUMMANS Navy Traveling Cnowl Sailor Cln fact he isj Here Comes the Navy Can it be? DONNA DAVIS Writing letters To succeed Wife of an electrician Saving Myself for Bill Jeepers BETTY DEERWESTER Writing letters Travel Traveling saleslady Jim Oh, Heavens! JEAN DE HART Music Beautician Lady barber I'll Be Around Fuddy duddy DEAN DIEHL Sports To be a sergeant Pfc. From Taps Till Reveille Gee whiz TOM DOTSON Playing pool Aviator Model for an ad for hair restorer Minnie the Moocher Is that right? BRIDGETTA DYBOWSKI Dancing To be a success Jumping-jack My Heart Tells Me I don't believe BETTY ELSTON Dancing Dave Mrs. Dave You'll Never Know Well, I do know JOHN EVANS Hunting To hy airplanes Builder of model airplanes Star Eyes I didn't did it MARY EVANS Tennis Doctor Debate coach No Love. No Nothing Hi, There FANNIE FIELDS Singing To be a success Social worker When My Man Comes Home Tear up Jock SHIRLEY FIGGINS Singing Famous vocalist School teacher My Shining Hour Noi Don't tell meflf CHARLES EURRY Music U. S. Navy Business man Pistol Packin' Mama That's tough RUSSELL GARRETT Sports Nil Mr. Beasley Speak Low La Donna ANNA C,EBl-IART Skating To be 5' tall Less than 5' tall Sun-day, Monday or Always I'l give you two guesses RICHARD GLADFELTER Cgin collecting To be a moron Ambition already accomplished Scattcrbrain Just a funny photo ninety-six Name Hobby Ambition Most likely to be Favorite Song Favorite Expression WILLARD GLADFELTER Basketball Pursuit pilot Pursuit pilot Paper Doll Dad-gummill BETTY GOSSARD Dancing To graduate A graduate You and I Piflle DOROTHY HADSELL Music The right one Clerk No Love. No Nothing Oh. My BETTY HAHN Tennis Stenographer Man hater? Army Air Corps You farmer ORLANDO HARPER Music Composer Music teacher You'll Never Know Ciooder Cnollgh JO ,HAUSS Skating Camera assembling Camera fiend Army Air Corps Y0u'd be SUtDriS9d CARL HEIL Wolfing Navy aviator Swooner crooner The Honey Song Tell US COLENE HELMS Reading Housewife Wonderful mother I'll Be Around -IQQPS Creeps DOROTHY HERGE Going to shows To travel Ticket taker at a movie By the River of Roses Af? YOU klddln? MARGARET HIXSON Cooking Housewife Write a cook book You'll Never Know lill bet Mr. FteShW21fer knows! WAVA HOOK Ice skating To take a world tour World traveler on ice skates Star Eyes YOUT9 nOt lsiddin' CHRIS HORN Getting into trouble Blow Hitler's block off Soda jerker Army Air Corps l Sl10l1ld have Stood in bed ROBERT HUTCHISON Wolfing Graduate from school A Don Juan I Heard You Cried Last Night It'Sa ENN life if YO'-1d0n'I Wedkfn RICHARD JENKS Traveling Mining engineer Science professor Idaho Pl'1009Y EDWARD KANE Swimming To travel Heavyweight champion Serenade In Blue Mellow ALICE KILPATRICK Writing letters Stenographer Post man for V-mail Sunday, Monday or Always Youll be SONY DON KIPKER Motorcycling Machinist Grease monkey llll B9 Around F00 LAWNIE KLINE Guitar To fly Pistol packin' papa People Will Say We're In Love Oh Cusswords CHARLES KLOPP Collecting papers Navy President of boat company I'll Be Around Egadl STANLEY KREHER Collecting records To become an artist Screwy reporter Six Flats Unnnished Plant me n0W1diS'I me l2lf0f-fhum BETTY KURTZ Reading Stenographer Soap box orator No Love. No Nothing welll G99 whil JOYCE LAEUFER Eating olives To travel A WAVE Y0l1'll Never Know HGHVQHS PATTY LEFELER Having a swell time To join the marines Hat check girl G. l. Jive YOUVTQ Onll' YOUUH 0059 HOMER LEPPLA A car with lots of par To fly Like James Stewart Pistol Packin' Mama That's fer sure NANCY LINCOLN Reading To grow 5' Kindergarten teacher There's A Long, Long Trail -leepers MARIAN LIPPINCOTT ROSEMARY LOCKER JOHN LONG VERNA LONG YVONNE McCLAIN HERBERT McCLINTOCK VIRGINIA McCLINTOCK DOROTHY McDORMAN WILLIAM McGUE X RUTH McMULLEN JOHN MALLEY MARJORIE MATHEW PRISCILLA METTLER BEULAH MILLER JOE MOWREY MARGARET NAUM WALTER NEDS MILDRED OWENS RICHARD PEGGS Writing to soldiers Weeping in sad movies Sports Basil Reading Reading Knitting Dancing Wolfing Dancing Night work Sleeping Reading Sleeping late Sports Staying home alone Running around Writing letters Music To be liked byever-yone Nervous breakdown To tour the country To be liked by all Private secretary I wonder what To live alone and like it Nurse Pilot Find extra shoe stamp Design a car Head nurse at Memorial Hospital Successful marriage Laboratory technician Naval Air Corps Medicine Pilot Good accordion player Business man Telephone operator Champeen gum-cracker Vagabond Mrs. Van Schoyck French maid Walking skeleton Hermit Librarian Bell hop Dancing instructor Designer of kiddy cars Taxi driver Just a dreamer Anything but Playboy A heart breaker Piloting a junior down the aisle Record putter on a juke box Lieutenant Governor of Ohio A Winding Paper Doll People Will Say We're In Love Pistol Packin' Mama People Will Say We're In Love You'll Never Know Pistol Packin' Mama Alone My Wonderful One No Love, No Nothing Velvet Moon Holiday for Strings Candlelight and Wine No Love, No Nothing Star Dust Holiday for Strings You Made Me Love You Cherry Shoo! Shoo! Baby Shoo! Shoo! Baby That did it! I don't know you Shucks Do you think you should? Gee whiz! By gollyl Quit drooling Jealous? Foo! It's hard to tell Huh? Oh, for pity sake Oh! Man You like like a man O, O-O-Oh Mairzy Doats I love myself. Who do you love? Gee whiz, golly, Gosh neds Oh me! Who you kiddin' ? PAT PHILLIPS Theater Actress fHamjlet You'll Never Know Oh heavens MARSHALL REIFF Working Good bgltmaker Master mechanic My Heart Tells Me There's something rotten in Denmark ninety-seven Name Hobby Anvhilion Most likely lo be Favorite Song Favorite Expression FRANCES RHODABERGER Collecting salt and Nurse Book critic Candlelight and Wine Oh linel pepper shakers RICHARD RIDENOUR Girls To get married Bachelor No Love, No Nothing Heavens RICHARD ROBENALT Skating Pilot Photographer All or Nothing at All Howdy doodle BETTY RODNEY Scrapping Anything that comes Women's boxing champion I Aln't Got Nobody What's on the broiler? along MARGIE ROMEY Mike None Housewife All Songs Oh dear! JOE ROOT Magic Graduate Diplomat It Had To Be You Are you kidding? DORIS ST. LOUIS Music Organist Organ grinder Victor Herbert's Favorites My word ROBERT SALTER Playing Be in a swing band Second Harry James Stormy Weather Ain't that a bunch of whang? ROGER SANFORD Loafing Navy flyer Flag pole sitter Intermezzo For Pat's sake WII,I,IAM SENG Dancing To be a man Mouse No Love, No Nothing Me, too BETTY SHARP Eating To get tall Beautiful doll Star Eyes Why? MARILYN SHARRITS Collecting photographs To travel Chorus girl Star Dust Peach fuzz JUNIOR SHAW Girls To be a handsome G. I. Joe No Love, No Nothing I wouldn't say that marine DOROTHY SHELLEY Writing letters to ???? To travel Footsore California Here I Come That's for sure RUSSELL SHINABERRY Sight-seeing To get married Bartender Pistol Packin' Mama Oh fizz water DOROTHY SHORTS Swimming To graduate Mermaid No Love, No Nothing Want to argue? PATSY SIFERD Sailboating Forest rangerette Gym teacher Indian Love Call Mmmmmmmm-nice JIM SINIFF Dancing Be a radio announcer Floor walker My Heart Tells Me Don't believe BETTY SIRKS Night work Nurse Waitress Star Dust Oh man CONNIE SMITH Collecting money To travel Journalist Shoo, Shoo Baby Do you think it's worth it? .IANE SMITH Playing piano Secretary First grade teacher Walking in the Winter Oh, golly gosh Wonderland JEAN SMITH Reading Private secretary Human dictaphone Carnival of Venice Gee Whiz JANICE SMITH Dancing Cadet nurse Expert on poise I'm Nobody's Baby I don't believe REBECCA SNOOK Music Nurse Tree surgeon Dark Eyes Hey, chicken JACQUETTA SPEES Reading Nurse Navy Nurse Gobs of love You ain't a kiddin' EMMA SROUFE Dancing Housewife Maiden aunt My Buddy Oh my! EILEEN STETTLER Sports Secretary Gym teacher My Heart Tells Me Gosh BETTY STODDARD Sports Nurse Bookbinder Sunday, Monday or Always Holy cats RICHARD STOKES Sleeping Nuttin' Side show barker My Shining Hour Heavens to Betsy ROBERT STOUGH Sports Pharmacist Soda jerk St. Louis Blues For goodness sakes BETTY STOUT Sleeping Nurse Dietitian You'll Never Know Oh fiddle JACK STRAHM Hunting Pilot Inventor of a better mouse trap Army Air Corps Betty BETTY TAYLOR Skating Farmerette Raise a garden Anchors Aweigh You're never too old BETTY TRASK Playing piano Secretary Wife of a lawyer Dark Eyes Oh, joy! ERMA TRUESDALE Bicycling To be Miss CreW's Book worm Holiday for Strings Oh joy assistant RICHARD UMBLE Reading Draftsman Undertaker If The World Keeps Turning Oh fine BASIL VAN SCHOYCK Sports To join marines In the coast guard I'll Be Around Isn't dat too bad? WILMA WALTI xVfiIiHg Success in anything Successful Dark Eyes Is that a fact? undertaken LOIS WARNOCK Roller skating Professional skater Warnie. the Welder I'll Be Around You kiddin' ELMER WILLEKE Airplanes Aviation Automobile salesman Sky Anchors Aweigh Are you kidding PAUL WIGHT Eating Business executive Bank teller White Christmas I don't know ROBERT WOLFE Aviator Aviation Cowboy I'll Be Around Any candy today? ROBERT YOUNG Sports To be a sailor Handsome marine Do I Worry Hi babe? ninety-eight From the Press of News-Gazette Printing Company Catalog :: Book Commercial P R 1 N T 1 N G 217 - 219 North Union Street Phone 4-9211 Lima, Ohio Gigi!! U COmP 'mm'S of WHEELER, BENTLEY, NEVILLE SEITZ INSURANCE AGENCY UCURY Attorneys-at-Law 401-2 Colonial Finance Bldg. UNDERWRITERS: LIMA TEACHERS 'Work-Fight-Give-Make Democracy Live 504 Colonial Finance Bldg. 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Main St. Lima, Ohio The LE DER Our entire organization extends to each one of you individually Congratulations and our heartiest Best Vkfishes for Continued Success DRINK CLEO CoLA '1Queen of Sparkling Drinks G. M. SWALLOW E5 SONS The Ohio Steel Foundry Co. ADVOCATES Vocational Training YVhile You are Young You KVill Need It XVhen You Grow Older one hundred one IIIAISKQIQ KOHNS, Inc. JEQQYRY Compliments of , 106 E. Marker sr. Lima, ohio L E E V S Colm' O' Diamond Loan Spec'z'aIz'sIs 120 WQSI High SUCH HUFER FUNERAL HOME Since 1918 Lima' Ohio Complimenfs of The Lima Telephone St Telegraph CO. LIMA, OHIO Compliments of CHAS' C' SIFERD AND SUN Compliments of N V Funeral Home X T ,S HACKENBERGER S MARKET 712 S. Maill Street, Lima, Ohio J. C. P TITJ TN N E N. NV. Corner Main and Kibby Ted Sifcrd, S. H. S. '20 f, f T X LOMPANY. INC, , I CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS - HATS - SHOES XVQSL Markct at Elizabcth I 0 R RI B R 0 S I . I FOR ZI7-210 N. Maln Struct , KI'here The Fellows Buy ,I-hE'l'I' Cloll7es BOYS AND GIRLS HITL' l? LI17tl1't'rl I 151: WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE 212 W. High St. Phone 4-0631 Try Our New Fountain Service BUTLER'S DRUG STORE Main and Kibby Streets HIGH STREET MARKET GROCERY 132 W. High Quality Groceries and Cheese' WARREN CLEMENS, Lima, Ohio Owner TOMLINSON BRAKE Compliments AND of SPRING SERVICE Phone 7-8941 212 S. Elizabeth Lima, Ohio RICHIVIAN BROS. CLOTHING 232 N. Main REMEMBER W. LEW AYRES, D. D. MICHAEL B. AYRES, D, D. Diagnostic and Corrective The Lima Armature Works, Inc. COMPLETE ELECTRIC MoToR SERVICE 438 N. Main Sr. Ph. 4-0471 Compliments of FRED DRESHER HARDWARE 331 N. Main St. Tele. 4-3551 OHLER ' 7 Optometry Lt S Smart to Shop at 109 East North St, Lima. Ohio I I i . , . ii STERRETTS HOVIE STORE D5 V'-VA I4 U V 1 jg L-, f N Everything in Fme Foods Phone 2-4661 437 s. Pine sf. ' Lima's Store of Specialty Shops Free Dell-Defy BUY BONDS one hundred three SEALT CLE NER Better Dry Cleaning Expert Fur Cleaning Modern Storage Phone 4-7461 310 W. Market St. BUY AT 5 9 Public Square l i A 228 N. Main St. Compliments of Z U M B R U N Jewelers Lima, Ohio 203 w. High sf, Pride of LimaF loaf' MODEL MILL BARRETT MOTOR SERVICE Electrical-Speedometer-Carburetor Shock Absorber Service 213 South Elizabeth St. Telephone 3-3671 Compliments of THE DRS. BRUNK, D. D. S. Cook Tower Compliments of A Friendly Firm DAVIS-MILLER 8 SON FUNERAL Home EDUCATION FOR FREEDOM The founders of the Republic recognized that only an educated America could and would preserve Freedomi of e wa in which graduates of We are proud th y South High are serving America now-and we know that members of the class of '44 will likewise do th eir part. Hearty Congratulations from Lzma's Oldest Bank! The Metropolitan Bank of Lima, Ohio Safe and Helpful Since 1890 Compliments of M A D 1 S O N ' S 67 Public Square The Fashion Shop of Lima Our Congratulations to the Class of '44 o Texaco Star Service 216 W. North St. Lima one hundred four Headquarzers Coal 81 Supply Co. 0 f Llma or 328-30 E. Kibby sf. SMART JUNIOR T5 Phone 4-0181 . MISSES' APPAREL COAL L BUILDING SUPPLIES ocomotwe GASOUNE 3 ICE I g J. Paul Timmerman, OI' is? Pres.-Cuen. Mgr. I dk The seventeenth edition of the Po! O' Gold to he cased in a Molloy-Made Cover-unsurpassed for quality of craftsmanship. Nl Lima? 01110 The David J. 0110 T Plant 2857 No. Western Ave. Chicago one hundred Eve GORDON'S BEAUTY SHOP Expert Beauty Service Phone 2-6481 225 N. Main St. Compliments of C A S E Y ' S LEWIS FUNERAL HOME 828-32 Bellefontaine Ave. LAWRE CE Fruit arket Cor. Pine and Elm Sts. HIGHEST QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES DR. J. R. JOHNSON, M. D. ALEXANDERS Blue and Gold CLEANERS Corner Second and St. Johns Compliments of SHELLEY-TOWNSEND, INC Lima, Ohio WHITNEY'S CUT RATE Corner Pine and Kibby Congratulations and Best WI'-9h9.S DR. H, E. WISTERMAN Compliments to Osteopathic Physician of Class of 1944 Mary uenb The Central Buildin M L C g Congratulations to the Class of '44 Gan Ompany V 639 s. Main sf. 124 W. High st. A. L. SIMMONS GROCERY Phone 8-7972 one hundred six ' lur' ' Courtesy of WHIT'NEY'S PHARMACY Compliments of LEE G. VAN BLARGAN City Solicitor S. H. S. '25 PARMENTER PRINTING CO. Commercial Printers 2151.6 North Elizabeth St. Compliments MILDRED AULBY STUDIO OE DANCING No. 5 Morris Arcade Lima, Ohio Compliments of MURPHY'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE Corner of Main '55 Vine Streets Congratulations to Class of 944 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS W. H. BEERY. M. D. - A - l405 Cook Tower V. H. HAY. M. D. 401 Steiner Bldg. G. E. JoNEs, M. D. - 412 Steiner Bldg. CYRIL E. SAVAGE. M. D. 511 Steiner Bldg. J. E. TALBOTT, M. D. - 500 Steiner Bldg. J. R. T1L1,oTsoN. M. D. - - 904 Citizens Bldg. DENTISTS CHAS. B. QUINLAN, D. D. S .--- 1405 Cook Tower Patraaize ar Aalvertizers B YST ar1dBO D one hundred seven