South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)
- Class of 1945
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BRINGING MYSELF DOWN TO EARTH AGAIN, I REC- OGNIZED MANY FACES WHICH HAD BEEN IN THE BACK OF MY MIND DURING THE SUMMER VACATION. I SAW CHUCK, EDITOR OF THE SCHOOL PAPERQ JANE, CHOIR SOLOIST: AND BILL, A SWELL RAND MEMBER. WHILE PASS- ING A GROUP OF STU- DENTS, I WAS HAILED BY SOME WHO ALTERNATE- LY SMILED OR SIGHED AT THE THOUGHT OF THE COMING YEAR. UPON ENTERING THE BUILDING, I HEARD THE ECHOING SHOUTS AND LAUGHTER OF EARLY ARRIVALS. I HUR- RIED TO MY OWN HOME ROOM T0 SATISFY MY CURIOSITY CONCERNING TEACHERS, CLASS- MATES, AND SCHEDULES. two i S E S ? S 1 5 9 T A 2 2 5 1 5 A J 3 V E R 5 E Z A x 'S 3 E 2 I w 1 I v S 5 5 5 5 5 s 2 2 11 1, r . : 2 S 2 1 . i i . : ..-- r- +A... --.- --. --, - . -0. - .. .U -if ,- -:,... H- U, -.- ---.- . .-L. ..: 3.-...-Y. - :..- .Y-, X- -VJ.--.1 ,f,.,.u.,'.1. - -- A.-H: vw - N - ff.-fyg.:.W V .f---ff. -- :g-- - .Y f.-fv..A-umm . ' AFTER THE PRELIM- INARY ROUND WITH REGISTRATION CARDS AND SUCH, AND AFTER A SIGN FROM MY HOME ROOM TEACHER, I HIIR- RIED TO CHOIR, MY FIRST PERIOD CLASS. HERE WE STARTED THE YEAR'S WORK WITH THE SINGING OF OUR ALMA MATERP. DURING MY SECOND PERIOD STUDY HALL THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE ABOUT AN ASSEMBLY FOR THE IN- TRODUCTION OF NEW TEACH- ERS AND THE GREETING OF NEW PUPILS. MY CHEMISTRY TEACHER BEGAN WITH A HEAP OF TECHNICAL TERMS, AND AT THE END OF THE THIRD PERIOD I WAS THOROUGHLY CONFUSED. ISSUANCE OF BOOKS IN HISTORY CLASS AND A SHORT DISCUSSION OF CURRENT EVENTS CON- CLUDED MY MORNING CLASSES. I ZIPPED THROUGH THE AF- TERNOON CLASSES, THEN ON TO ASSEMBLY AND HOME, TIRED AND BEWILDERED BY MY FIRST DAY AT LIMA SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. four Gee whizff CN q n f j g1 ou 'iM 0qine A!IQV8'f7 CurrenT feue'n'f' S -'flag nrsf 11-nina! SOI TH HIGH SCHOOL Six LINIA, OHIO-10114-1945 an Llll THE STUDENTS, HAVING LEARNED TO KNOW THE TEACHERS, HAVE DUBBED THEM, AS A WHOLE, THE NPAINFUL EXTRACTORS OF KNOWLEDGER, AND SOME HAVE GAINED IN- DIVIDUAL RECOGNITION. OF COURSE, PM NOT GUILTY OF THE USE OF THESE NICKNAMES. BUT I HAVE HEARD A CERTAIN CHEMISTRY TEACHER RE- FERRED TO AS USTINKYI7. I CAN EASILY SEE HOW THE ENGLISH TEACHER WOULD COME BY THE TI- TLE, WGRAMMAR GIRL . ANY SENIOR WILL TELL YOI' THAT OUR HISTORY 'TEACHER IS CORRECTLY CALLED HMUZZEY TOTIN' PAPA . IN THE MATH- EMATICS DEPARTMENT I FIND THE SQUARE ROOT KIDR. IN OUR SCHOOL WE HAVE NONE OTHER THAN A SOUTH AMERICAN HSENORITAN, AS SPAN- ISH TEACHER, AND THE LATIN TEACHER IS APTLY NAMED CAESAR,S CLOSEST FOLLOWERH. eight ,was f 1 I LZ L 'br-' XF, as-f Wx. X 0 fr? A f a. , 'fv'r,1 I, J If r,l' r at tl ll' o 0 4 a ,o ov- fl sooo J. RICLI-IAN RPIED T. CARI. JfxNsEN DR. A. N. Wlsl-:LEY A. M. GANTZ Superintemlvnl Fnnx SMITH E. L. BAKER W. C. DEHBYsmnE vf .Schools Administration .IJl'0lT10lillg educational developments . . improving our school system . . . supervising work of teacl'1c1's and students . . . assisting and advising all at South High . . . II. LI. HOIIICHSON ZMJA IIAm:Al1cu lLSSiSf!Illl prr'n.cipal :lean of girls PM L C. Gmnxsox Mvxxlvi xlII.Ll-lk jaxlcu SMITH Principal sevrelury .secretary ZCIL litt't'n AM 2't'ttTzlA. B. Ile-itleiltt-tg tioiicgc llumv Ecortorttics Etntzt. Asntgn -B. S. Ohiu University. Ohio Stats University Hislory, civirs Ilftztzt. BAVl'1Rf--B. S. Ohio State University, Dayton University Faculty Booklfveping, ofiive practive. c'omnterL'ial law fdepurl- ment head! IWARY litatcnv A. IB. V Wooster' Cnllt-ge-, Adrian llnih-go. N'lt'Gill Uniwrsity. Mithllebnrg Svlmol uf German. University of Chi- cago, Untversttad Nauonal de Mejtm, Btrlttz bt hoo uf Spanish, Nt-w York Schnol of Spanish Spurtislt. German, social Comluct, geography Xin' lit1vt:u't'tt - Ph. B.. Mui. llvictellwrg Coliegt-. Coluntbia University Latin. algebra Bttvfftz I.. Bumn- B. 5. Wihningtun Cuilcgt' lnflttstrinl arts 1'ill.X1Vllr Btn ut' B. If.. Nl. X. Ohio State University Geography Joi: Bovvutu -A. B., M. A. De-fiance Cottage, tlohnnhia University General scienve Muni: B0vvt.t s-f X. B.. Xl. A. litfitiellttetg Cnlicgt-, Cohttnbiu Univt-rsity lfnglislt fdl'1ltlI'H71t'lII lteadl Ftmmctzs Bow vtzn- -B. S. Ohio Nurthren Univursity, Bowling Ut versity, Northwcstcrtt University English 'vcn Stats' Uni- eleven, Faculty hvflItNl'2lt 'll BOYliRffA. B. Ulcomcri FIIJCINS Franklin Cgllgge Bowling Green State fniverfity. Ohio Nortlu-rn .llullwlmzlirs lluu-11. W. Cuxu. xux-B, S. l lIlXt'l'Slly llHlllVll'flll .4rI5 X ln. B. l'ltl'1rIIV5 in-Lk-A. B.. M. A. I IIN , Bowling Green State l'i1iw'! . IlHlll.YfI'l4Il Uris. Tflllf1It?I71IlfiI'S lllll,lHtHll CONSTANT-f-B. S. Maryville College. Miami University Vnealiorral Commerce l'.Iiy'I'llI41 f.UPPfB. 5. Bowl-ing Green State University, Ohio State University H omit: Economzfcs lj0lt0'l'l I v DElXlPS'1'l4llt--A. ll. Do Pauw University, Witlcnlwrg Coll:-gt-, Ohio Northern University. Gregg Colle-gre Typing. xlzortlzand twelve Ohio W m-sleyan University. Indiana University. Cim-innati University, Columbia University .4ll1l.'l'fl'1llI lzixlory. 1-i1'1'rs. soriology fllfllllffllllfllf 11011111 Nl XIHLMKIYI' l' ICIDLEY-B. 5. Bowling Green State University Hmm' l2'l'lJll0II1fI'Y ES'l'lll11lt tl1l.l.l4:TTEfA. B. Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Wisconsin l'11.1'.vir'r1l EIIIIFIIZITOII 'l'u14l,MA tZl,Assro1:u'f-HA. B. Ohio Wesleyan University lfllgllkll Vtgtm A. CRIFFITH-fA. B. flrl .lohn Herron Art School. Butler University 3iILFRl'1D C. I-lANsoN-A. B., M. A. Faculty illinois State Normal, University of illinois, Bradley Polytechnical Institute, University of Iowa. Quincy College, Washburn College IlllllISfI'l'lIl nrls ffiepnrtmenl lterztll PM I. E. Hosni:-B. S. Ashland College 1lItl1lSll'fII1 arts. lIlIlYl1CTIIOFff'.Y HA1 t'u: .lostgmt-!A. B, Manchester College. Ohio State University Biology' liozl-:t.t.l2N Km.l.i1v 713. S., A. B. Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University lfnglislt lhiuzx KELLY--B. S. lfniversity of Chieago. Ohio State University. Ohio university Hoolrlrceping, general lmsiness training, typing f.ttAttt.t1s E. Ltioxu--A. B.. B. S. Dana Musical institute. Kent State University. Northwestern University lnslrnntenml Music CEN1-.vncvic MARVIN-B. S., M. A. Ohio University, Columbia University English, jnurnfzlisln lltzoncs C. MAXI-'tt-gm-B. S., M. S. Michigan State College, Ohio State University l,11VSif'S, rhemistry, elertririty Krlepartrnent 11811012 Gaonclc A. NIILLERLB. S. Ohio Northern University l,'ommerc't'al ,4rithmetir I thirteen Faculty lVllAR'l'UA li. NASH-WB. S., M. A. Ball State llltflllflltffhl, College, Chicago University T'lilIilI,L'. Shllffhllllll Mi-im. 0. REED--A. B., M. A. Ohio University, Columbia University Algebra, plane geomelrlv, shop llmllwnmrirs frlcparMm'n.t liearl! Fmzn 0. Rrzx-B. S. Bowling Green State University. Ohio Northern University GPUQFIIIDII-V. general sriffnce Emrn RID!-lN0l'Rf.'h. B. Ohio University English EDITH Rosanna--fA. B. Manchester Collogv, 0 Ceogruplly. Englixl: hio Slim: University fourteen. AL1c1c Rossif'i:i,n-B. Mus. Yale University, Northwestern University llusif. funiur A ffappellu lfhoir VI-IRNA D. Ronsn-A. B. Bluffton College, llniw'-rsity of Nlivliigati 6811141711 sri:-lirff Ilm.i:N Sun-xHAN--X. ll.. NI. A. Trinity College, Columbia University Latin, English C. F. SINCLAIRQA. B. Ohio State University 1llIfh8l7IlIffI'S. ulgffbrn. lrignnomelry. solid geomelrux CIIARIJQS l.. SMITHH -A. B., M. A. Ohio Wcrsleyan University, Ohio Slate University f.'l'l'I.l'S. history Lomsi: TAGGART-A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University History 'L1L1.1AN 'l'AvI.oR--A. B., M. A. Faculty Ohio Wesleyan University, New York University E nglish. geogmph y' Wll,Ll.tN1 G. THMPi:l.fA. B.. M. A. Hastings College, Northwestern University, University of Nebraska Hemi of music department HA'r'm: D. THORINOYA. B. Heidelberg College, University of California, Uni- versity of Colorado .llathemnlir's. plane geometry MARY Tttnon-fB. S., M. A. Miami University, Columbia University History Csonci: Vomi-AA B. Manchester College Math-enmtics MARY L. Wmnocx-A. B., M. A. University of Mirhigan. Columbia University English ' H. E. W00t.WFIAVElt--B. S., M. A. Ohio University, West Virginia University, Miami University, Western State College Physical education Dm: YOUNG-B. S. Ohio Northern University Worlrl history, geography j i fteen fACU L TY IT IS VERY HARD FOR ME TO CONCENTRATE IN CLASSES WHEN THERE ARE SO MANY OTHER THINGS TO THINK ABOUT. FOR INSTANCE, IT IS VERY HARD TO THINK ABOUT GEOMETRY WHEN I KNOW THAT THE NEXT PERIOD I MUST GO TO THE OF- FICE AND MAKE SEVERAL IMPORTANT PHONE CALLS FOR MY CLUB. THE DAY OF A CHEMISTRY TEST A WELL, IT MAY FIND ME ANSWERING FORMULAS TO A QUESTION IN HISTORY. ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE ARE MANY HAPPEN- INGS IN CLASSES THAT PROVE TO BE AMUSINGg SUCH AS, THE TIME THE TEACHER SLIPPED ON A PIECE OF CHALK ANDfi WELL, NEED I GO ANY FURTHER. WHEN, AS AN EXCEPTION, THE CLASS RUNS ALONG SMOOTHLY, I FIND THAT THIS OR, THAT SUBJECT CAN BE QUITE INTERESTING WITH A LITTLE ATTEN- TION ON MY PART. sixteen, x Seniors l'lAllRl'lI. ADAIVIS L'!If1rl1'r l Commercial Course Dom ARMY 4'f1rzny Commercial Course Rainbow -1: Cunmmerciul Club Il: Rael Cx-fuss Council Il lllue '1'ri:xn5rl:- 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Vonlllwt, Club -I: G.A.A 1. 2, 3, fl: Yummy Man nl' Tummy DOROTHY Au-zm' NDN Commercial Course Ricnuun BAn'r1.i:Tr Elm:-r General Course Football lg Class Ill'C'Sl4ll'lll, lg class tl'4':uemrr'1' 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Stluls-1: Counvil 1, 3: lied Cruss Cuuncil 2. .lo ANM1 l'lAlllVlliARllNIfZll Home Economics Course Cumwulvi Club 12, 3, 4 lprosirli-nt 3r: C.A.A. l. 2: llluv Triangle l csjng- eighteen lAll0NNA lll4IASl,lCY HT4'l'fJ',, General Course Palette Club 1, 2, 3: Blue Trianglu- 4: Every Family Has One l.u 151' Bi:xxr:'rT Rennie College Preparatory Course Chnir 3, 45 The Vagabond King g Ye Merrie-s 3, 4 Elm-:nw Bnwiznsmzx Hilfe Home Economics Course G.A.A. 1, 2 .3, 43 choir 2, 3: Cnmwolei Club 2, 3: Blue Triangle 1, 23 baskvtball 1, 2, 35 Young Mun of Today Rl1'I'Il Bmcwnan Ru!hie General Course Band 2, 3. 4: orchestra 3, 49 Ensemble Club 3 PATRICIA llnocic Pal Commercial Course Rainbow Club 3: Debate Club 3, -lg Radio Club 4: Pal:-tte Club 2 Seniors LADON NA Bunmzw-4'DoIIy Commercial Course Red Cross Council 3 PATSY BllllNETT'aP!ll,, College Preparatory Course Blue Triangle 2, 3 ROBERT Cmzxm'- Bob Commercial Course Ye Merries 2, 3 ftreasurerl, 4 fpresidentl: Every Family Has One : Radio Club 2: Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4 leditorlg Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4 tpresidc-ntl: class president 3: class re- porter lg football 1 JAMES Cl.APPERY Iim College Preparatory Course Young Man of 'l'mlay SAMSON CIARK---i'Tnclr', Industrial Arts Course Intramural basketball 1, 23 choir 3: Industrial Arts Club 8, 4 Cmrrnmn-1 Cl.lFTONfuGf?Tffl'n Commercial Course Knitting Club 3: Co-op Club 4 DoN Coirs- Speed Industrial Arts Course Football 1, 2, 3, 4: basketball 25 Young Man of Today THOMAS CONICBY--'-nFI'ifZ,, Industrial Arts ,Course Hi-Y 3, 4, Outdoor Life Club 3, 4 Dommzs CUNNINGI-IAM- l2ee', Commercial Course Rainbow staff 43 Blue Triangle 1,'2g Pep Club 3. 4 Donornr DAVIS' f Dot Generll Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 3: Social Conduct Club 4 SIAXINE Dm-znwizvrizn- llirlfey Home Economics Course Blue Triangle 2, 3, 43 Every Family Has 0ne : G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Social Conduct Club 4 ,lofw Dum:- Jo Commercial Course Tiger Commentator 4: Red Cross Council 3: radio announcer 3: Debate Club 3 nineteen Transferred from Youngwood High School, Pennsylvania: Seniors BETTY D1cTlm:x lim-I Commercial Course Rainbow stuff 2 FLORA Dlzw Dew-neil Commercial Course Rainbow lypisl -l DAICMIALI, lloczx lim ' College Preparatory Course Student Council 2: Hi-Y 1, 2 l'1u'l-simlm-ntl, 3, 4 lvifv- presids-ntj: Roll Cross Counvil 2: Gornian Club 3: ll':u'k 1: class trvaisiiroi- fl Noizm Dock General Course Blue Trianule 2: Social Conduct Club -I nCllS.Vil'- M.m.Iol:u: Flu: Home Et'0'h0Ihll'Pl Course Blue Triamrlv l, 2, 3, 4: Rc-ll Cross Uounvil 2: Knillinp' Club 3 Nnr1uime hrenly IJHNNA l7l1Iu:I'soN g6QI1PPIll'4'.q General Course Choir 2, 3, 4: 'l'lu- Vagabond Kinxfn: Us-ti-tio 4: llwl fross Council 3: lilus- Tx'iang'l1- 3 .ll'IANNl'1 Fuarviiwlz l lip Home Economics Course lllue Triangle l, LZ, 3, 4 lsecrvtaryl: Red Cross Council Z: Ye Merries 1: Knitting Club 3 ll!l't'Slil9l'll.lI Social Fonduct Club 4: class secretary -l .lone FOWI.l'lll Mfr, Home Economics Course lllue Triangle l: Cumwulei Club 2: Knitting Club 3: Social Conmluvt Club 4. lilfuw Lou FRANCIS Iwi, Home Economirs Club Ye Merries 1: Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4: Rm-ll Cross Council 2: Knitting: Club 3: C0-op Club -l Ill-:TTY Fmnuzv 'illvf' Home Eennomics Course lllue Triangle Club l, 2. 3, 4: Knitting Club 1: Pep Club 4 Seniors PAlll,lNli GAnif:n1m1i1i.- - l'olly', Home Economics Course Comwolei Club 3, 4 Comm tlfwlsigic f'Slfip General Course Blue Triangle 3. 4: Outdoor Life Club 3, 4 5lAllY Lol Cizlsia-f- Lo1zic Commercial Course Uluc Triangle 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2: Red Cross Council 3 W,xvi:1. Gnssow J'Spurl:ie Commercial Course Entered from Rockford High School 5H11u,i:r tloiusmzluar- GoI1lsy Commercial Course Ye Merries 1. 2: Pep Club 3. 4 tprcsidentlc Blue Triangle 4: cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Young Man of Today Blain tlonnon -- ,lIury Jo Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1. 2 isccrctaryy 3, 4: Knitting Club 3 ltrc-as urn-rl: Co-op Club 4 Qsecretaryl JOAN tlossl-:'1'T- Jaw Commercial Course Rainbow Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 mresidentlg Blue Triangle 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Life Club 4 Daw Gauss-'iFuzzy Industrial Arts Course Football 1, 2, 3, 4: basketball 1, 3, 4: baseball 3, 4: S' Club 3, 4 lsecretaryl : Hi-Y 3, 4 MAm:AnE'r HAY- V n.7l'IlZg'gI.C,, Home Economics Course Blue Triamrlc 1, 2, 4: band 1. 2: Commercial Club 3 NWILMA ,ll-:AN lll'll FNl'Ill'fauyilv, Commercial Course Ye Metrics 3: Pot O' Gold stuff 3, 4: Young Man of Today Dowu.n lllil-'Nlili Don Industrial Arts Course Football 1: basketball 1, 3, 4: baseball 3: S Club 4: in- tramural snorts 2 WILLIAM HENll'HILL-Hwfillffw Commercial Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4: The Vagabond King : oruhcstra 4: publi cations' staff 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y 3 twenty-one Seniors 'ffl rlien Anus lloovlcn General Course Yu Merries 3. 4: Every Family Has 0no : Phantom of the Lake : Young Man of Today Dlviu llOh'l'llTLl-LII Rm-ervmlu College Preparatory Course Radio Club 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Gvrmau Club 35 Every Fam- ily Has 0ne : Young Man of Today Firm llowv,-um I'lfClllll't'u Industrial Arts Course S Club 2. 3. 4 fprcsimlentb: football 1, 2, Ii, 4: buslwl- ball 1, 2, 3, -4: intramural sports l. Ruskin' Howlanu Ilul1lfie Industrial Arts Course Football 1, 2. 3, 4: baslcctbsxll 1, 2, 3, 45 basl-bull 1, 2, 3, 4: S Club 2. 3, 4, intramural sports 1. JOAN l'llJBl.lliI.L Jaw Commercial Course Blue Triamzlv 1, 2, 3, 4 mresiflvntb: Knitting: Cluli 3 fvice-presidentl : class treasurer 3: Social Conduvt Club 4 twenty-Lwo l'JOAAi.n lllTKl.li55 Commercial Course Band 2. 3, fl: orchestra 2. 3, 4 S'U.H ,l wx Ilurox jul,-6 Commercial Course Hi-Y 2, 3, fl: Young Man of Today Nl un' H1 'l'l2HlNxO3 Hu1fhic College Preparatory Course limvrv Hx' MAN Hllyi' Foreign Language Course Orchcstra 1. 2, 3: Knittinu: Club 1, 2: German Club 3 lsccreturyl : Put O' Gold 3, 45 Every Family Has One , Rod Cross Council 3: Tho Vagabond King ll0RU'I'ilY luuiu Foreign Language Course lllue Trianxzlc l: Book Club 3: Red Cross U l'o1. O' Gold 3, fi 1.00-Don ouncil 3 5 C Seniors BONNIE lSENHAllTfKBl0l1fdiC-, Home Economics Course Library Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Book Club 3, 4: choir 3, 4: Blue Triangle 4: Radio Club 4: The Vagabond King lllAl-ITHA Jonzwrow- Pat College Preparatory Course Blue Triangle 3, 4 fvicc-president? DAISIE JONES- Daisies Mae Home Economics Course Choir 3: The Vagabond King : Debate Club 4 ROBERT Joxwcs- --'sBob Commercial Course Palette Club 1: Commercial Club 3: Comwolei Club 4: Young Man of Today DALE JonuAN-J'Shorty Industrial. Arts Course Class vice-president 3: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: football 2: S Club 3, 4 lvice-president! NORMAN Krrrizuax- Sadie 'f Industrial Arts Course Stage crew 3 Lois Kissm,-4'Kissable Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3: Red Cross Council 3 ROSALI-Ji: KNIGIIT-'2RO5iC-, Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: Rainbow 4: Red Cross Council 3: Student Council 3 tvice-presizlcnty: Social Conduct Club 4 FRANK K0l.LER4 Franlfie Industrial Arts Course Student Council: S Club 2. 3. 4: baseball 2, 3, 4 Fman KIIAKOWIAK-ul'lfiKZu ' s Industrial Art Course PAUL Km:HEnfJ'KricIf', Commercial Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4: orchestra 3: German Club 3 ANNA Roar LAxcl.Ev Ann', Commercial Course Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l. 2, 3: Red Cross Council 3 lsccretary-treasurerj: Gorman Club 3: Cu-op Club 4 fvice- presiclcntl twenty-three -pr- Seniors DOILXNCI-Q L,-win-11.1. Paul General Course Transfvrred from Central 3 RAY LAWS Louie Industrial Arts Course Football 1. 2, 4: basketball l, 2: choir 3. 4 lprosiduntl class vice-president 4 PA'l'lll4llA Lxznmfxw u1'l1l Commercial Course Book Club 3 fl'l'1J0l'l,l21'l xlAllll,liE l.Il'l'b i'Lee College Preparatory Course G.A.A. -, 2: Blue Triangle l, 2, 3, 45 Gorman Club 3 RITSHZL Lirrug Rudu'Ie General Course twenty-four liner-Ax-1 I.l ax General Course Gene Publications stuff 2: movie crew 2 Non M A N l4YTAl. Commercial Course 'GN ornzf' '1'x-ansfvi-i'c-fl from Springfield High School 3 lluNu.n lllllCOY Commercial Course .'llac intramural sports 1. 25 football 1 BILT1 1' Nluliix Lm' Commercial Course Blue Triangle 2. 3, 4: Elm-:law NICKINNIQY Scienvc Course Speck Social Conduct Club 4 Ilce,' Band l. 2, 3, 4 treporter 3, 4l: orchestra l, 2. 3. 4: Rainbow staff 1. 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4 Seniors CARRIE N1cWu,l.luls! Knr Commercial Course Commercial Club 35 Blue- Triangle 4 RUBY M 4RTlNf Mart General Course Entered from Rawlcsburg, W1-st Virginia 4 W1Ll.A IUASON f'WilIic', Commercial Course Rainbow 3, 4: Knitting Club 3: Rcll Cross Council 3 Wnmuzx 3lATlll1W-'sLighlL'l'u Industrial Arts Course Studs-nt Council 3 Loman Bhrmzwsf- Louie Commercial Course Blue- Triangle 1, 2, 4: Commercial Club 3: Rcd Cross Council 3: journalism 3 WII,i.l,u1 Mmvuonn ff-f - Bid Industrial Arts Course Baseball 2, 3, 4 BETH SIILLEII f,'lan1y Commercial Course Social Conduct Club 4: Commercial Club 3 Cfuu. Mll,1.1au-- li11zz Commercial Course Comwolei Club l. 2 lvice-pre-sidentl: Sir Isaac Walton Cast- ing Club 3: Outdoor Life Club 4 ESTIHCIK Lula lNln.1.i-in-- h's', Foreign Language Course Class president 4: Blue Trianizlc l, 2. 3 lvicc-presidentb. 4: Red Cross Council 3: band 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1: orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Commcrvial Club 3 NlAIlll.X IN B1Il,l.l:1ll ff l'inlry Commercial Course Rainbow staff 3. 4: Book Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 1, 2 ltreasurcrl, 3: orchestra 1, 2: Rcd Cross Council 3 Klum lor Nlowzn-- .llf'rl Home Economics Course Blum' Triangle l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4: band 2: Social Conduct Club 4: Commercial Club 3 10,4 n N EH-'ii'Io General Course Commercial Club 3: Social Conduct Club 4: llvd Cross Coun cil 3: Blue Triangle l twenty-five Seniors CAIHDINN Ummm hliifli' College Preparatory Course Blue 'l'l'ianglc 2, 3. 4: lianrl 2: orchestra. 2: choir 33 Rainbow Club 33 livery Family Has Ono . Young Man of Todav 'Auf-11177173 U Wlumi-:N OH-1Rl.Y General Course Baskvtball 1, 2: trawl: 3, 4: sofilmll lg moviv vrcw 3, 1 PlliI.l.l5 Pi-gxiioiuumn lf'h1'l College Preparatory Course Blue Trianirle 1. 2, -1: Stuelvut Vounc-il Al: m'i-licstrzi l, 2: Rod Cross Council 2. 35 G.A.A. 1. 23 Young Man nf Today fll.lGADlIlS Pufziu. 'Tami' Commercial Course Band l. 2, 3, 4 l1l!'GSldl'h'.IQ orchestra 3. -1: Rainliow staff 4: Pot O' Gold 4: lnstrunu-ntation Clulv 2. 3. 1: Tho Vagabond Kimz : Young Man of 'I'mlay VIUIJL1' POINT UV! Home Economics Fourse Blur- Triangle 4: Social Comlurl. lllub 4 Noimvx Poou: ,Yorn1 Commercial Course G.A.A, l. 2, 3, fl: hand l. 2, 3, ll: Blum' 'l'i'ium,:lv lg Cummvrcial Club 3 lwezily-sign ln-goiu.rg lhxims lilly, College Preparatory Course Football 1. 2. 3: basin-tlmll 1: intramural baslu-tlmll 2: Studvnt, Council 3: rlvlmto 39 choir 3, 45 Thu Vapfubond King Klum liulxofgk i'ommc'rs'ial Course l':1lol.iv Ululr 33 Roll Cro:-is Council 3: Blue Triauxxle 45 Soviul Conduct Cluli 4: Rainbow stuff 4 lil'.liKl.l1lNl', Rllll.Nlll li Home Economics l'luh G.A.A. l, 2. 3. fl: Blum- 'l'ria Errim liussmzic Commorrial Course Bunk Cluli Zi. 41 RL-11 Cru .Inu-.5 liUllhCLLl' Commercial Course Gornuiu Club 3: Hi-Y SS Z Every l :1mily Has Ono , llHlIIaIC'li Sriurigvz Industrial Arts Course Industrial Arts Club 3, 4 ngle 1. fl Council 3 3: Social Conduct Hanes Uvrry' Squirt ...H 17, 11 , nllutch' Club 4 ' Seniors ALLAN SI-IAPPIQLLY Shappelly', Commercial Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Ensemble Club 3: orchestra 4 HLLILN SHAPPI:I.I.--- I.ouie Home Economics Course Social Conduct Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 VIRGINIA SHINI:w Ginny Commercial Course Rainbow 3: band 1, 2,: Rod Cross Council 2: Blue Triangle 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: class vice-president 2: Out- door Life Club 4: Commercial Club 3 JoIIIx fll10PE--MBIHZQ, General Course Band 1, 2, 3: Rainbow staff 3, 43 publications staff 2 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4 freporterl BONNIE SSIITII'- 'KfIf6H'. General Course Knittim: Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 lsvcrr-tary-treasurcrl 4: Blue Triangle l, 2, 3, 4: Social Conduct Club 4 Wll,I.l.4h1Shll'l'll - Lani General Course Basketball 1: The Vagabond King : German Club 3: I-hoil 3 4 y l,l'l0 SOUTHl'lll5'fuS1iC1C,, Commercial Course Football 1, 2 JAMJI' SI-AIIII- f. S College Preparatory Course Blum- Triangle 1. 2: Red Cross Council 3 ALICE SPRACI 'l1'6GA1i, College Preparatory Course Orchestra 3. 4: German Club 3: Red Cross Council 3: Ye Mor:-ics 4: Every Family Has One : The Vagabond King CARI. STEILLER- NFIIFHICTH Industrial Aria Course E xi u A STLNI li N- Emmy Home Economics Course Cheerleader 1. 2: Blue Triamzln- 2, 3, 4: Ye Merries 2, 3 Jo ANNIQ S'1'liPl.l'1'I'ON'fuJ0,, Commercial Course Hliellly-SQUCIL Seniors liuxon S'I'llIl,KlANlI General Course Blur' 'l'l'ian5.-:lv I, 2. 3 ll,l'C?lSlll'l'l'l, KliVSNI'1'l'Il SIIIKZK Industrial Arts Course Social Condiu-t Club -I E1.i+1ANo1i Sviucs Home Economics Fourse Bluc Triamllm- I, ZZ: Knitting: Vlub Runomfn 'l'xi'luu Industrial Arts Course Footlmall 1: basketball I Pu l.l'Xl-I lnouu College Preparatory Course Hormel' TIIIll.l'YhUN Industrial Arts Course 4 , l'm-in lluok fluli CII l'lu1l. lion HI ' HSV l 'vu-I., 1'offi Hull Band I, 2, 3: tunnis 1: Hi-Y Il, 4: intramural sports I, Ilrenty-eight 'llIl0lIl5 Ton NHIQND In'ImulieA' College Preparatory Course Student Council 3: Rainbow staff 45 lllnv Trimnrlc 45 Som-ial Conduct Club 4 lIn.i,na 'l'nl,L1s College Preparatory Course lilnc Tiiznuzlc I, 2 ,lo ANN Nouns JJ Commercial Cou rsc liunfl I. 2, 3: Blur- 'l'rian1:le I, 2, 4: publications' staff I, 2: Rainbow staff 4: Knitting Club 3 lliwn Voss Hugs Commercial Course llanfl I. 2. 4: orclwslra I. 2. 3. ll: llluc Triangle I, 2. 3. JI: Rod Cross Council 2 Ill-:owen Winn Gif Home Economics Course Vhoii' I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I: liluc Triangle I, 2, 3, 4: Thu Vagabond King Km'-i3'l'ii Ilfvlul' lTiul1i' Industrial Arts Course Hi-Y 41 basketball lg golf 33 Student Council 4 Willie I 1 Seniors IRWIN WAllBl-1N+uSflfllij'.i General Course Cxnonvw Wmvizk- Terry College Preparatory Course Blue Triangle- 1, 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Cnmwulm-i Club 3: Soc-iul Conduct Club 4 Enwlx XVI-IIERWXN - Solomon Industrial Arts Course MAIIY Wizlerr-- Werffie Commercial Course Knitting Club 3: Blue Triangle 4 lpresixlentr: Cu-np Club -l lpresidentl: Every Family Has One Mun' Lol Will!-Il-1I.l-IR -nllenriettfzu Home Economics Course Transferred from Central: Pep Club 3: Student Cnuncil fl ltrvasurerl l':lI,l-Il-IX WII.I.I,uIs- Shnr!y Commercial Course Red Cross Council 3: Commercial Club 3: Riuliu Club A ltypistj D0 N NA WINEGARIDNRIT-6'U0HIlllv Commercial Course . Rainbow staff 2, 3, 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4 lclrum majorette-P: Blue Triangle 1, 2, 4: Rainbow Club 4 lviuv-prvsiflt-ntl KINGSTON WINcI:'r- King College Preparatory Course EI.I:AN0R WlTliAM7SgBllIIl!ili8,, Home Economics Course Ye Merrie-s 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Comwulei Club lg Blum' Triangle 4: Co-op Club 4 .IIZAN ALICE W0I.I'Ia-i'fa'rInnie Commercial Course Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Every Family Has One : YI- Merrie-s 2 ' 3, 4: Blue Triamgle 4: The Vagabond King Owl-:N WI:IcIIT- Okie General Course Orchestra l, 2, 3, -l: band 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARII ZII:cI.I'1II'-ff- Did,- Industrial Arts Course Movie crew 3, 4 twenty-lline Juniors Row I-Eloise Allen, James Allen, James Allgire, Mary Anderson, Jaequeline Anselman. Mar- tha Aroy, Betty Baher, Ruth Baker, Evelyn Basiger, Jack Baughman Row 2--Mary Lou Baumgardner, Carroll Baxter, George Bierman, Phyllis Binkley, Richard Boggs, Irene Bowersock, Margaret Bowman, Clarice Boyd, Janiee Boyd, Edith Boyed Row 3-William Breese, William Britton, Connie Brogan, Howard Brown, Richard Bucher. Pauline Bullock, Winifred Carolus, Frank Catlett, William Clemens, Mabel Conley Row 4-Colleen Connor, Victor Conrad, Connie Cook, Peggy Cook, Frank Crider, Qhirley Cum- mans, Betty Day, Dorothy Deafendeffin, Gloria DeLong, Ronald Denison Row 5--Doris Dock, Herbert Donaldson, Dawn Doner, Norma Dotson, Harold Downey, Shirley Fairhurn, Leona Farris, Carolyn Figgins, Joy First, Wanda French Row 6eRobert Fundum, Anna Gaines, Arthur Gaines, Doris Gehhart, Thad Gilliland, Audrey Glover, Rita Goble, Peggy Golden, Robert Goldsherry, James Gordon Row 7--Rohert Gordon, Arlene Graham, Bonnie Greene, Norman Grigshy, Rohert Groves, John Hadsell, Robert Hadsell, Dolores Hall, Louis Hammer, Eileen Harmon Row 8-Eileen Heinrich, Neil Hennon, Jeris Henry, Minerva Hesser, George Hight, Homer Hites, Phyllis Hofmann, Earline Hollar, Harry Hooks, Betty Houtzer Row 9--William Huff, Tom Hyde, Thelma Hyman, Patricia Jackson, Joyce Jett, Louis John- son, Richard Johnson, George Johoske, Betty Jones, Marilyn Judkins ' Row I0-Delma Kearns, Emmogene Keller, Don Kemp, Edward Kershner, Carl Kesler, Cath- erine Krick, Carl LaRue, Marjorie Lee, Angeline Leist, James Lhamon thirty 1, Juniors thirty-0111 Juniors Row I--Darrel Loar, Patricia Loudenhack, Mary Loukos, Norma Lutes, June McClain, Wil- liam McClain, Roherta McCoy, Eleanor Mc'Cune, William McCormack Row 2-Katherine McKeever, .leanne McMullen, Rolland Mann, Dolly Marlatt, Carol Muuk Wanda Mechling, Patricia lVlerriman, JoAnn Michael, Carl Miller , Row 3-Marilyn Miller, Marjorie Miller, Eugene Millirans, Catherine Moening, Donna Moor- man. Russel Morris, Warren Moyers, Don Newland, Maxine Nichols Row 4V-William Nichols, Belly Nungester, Carl O'Dell, Mary Jane Parker, Mildred Parker Gene Parlette, Don Partee, Vivian Pence, Duretta Pennypacker Row 5--4Catherine Phalen, Dorothy Phillips, Mary Porter, Roberta Porter, Cordon Priddy, Robert Rice, Ann Ridenour, Florence Roeder, Arletta Rolfes Row 6-Dale Roush, Roland Roush, Marilyn Rontson, Jack Runyan, Frank Santaguida, Erlyne Schreiber, Virginia Sellers, Doris Shaw, Doris Sherer Row 7--Ray Shinabery, Gloria Shook, Charles Siferd, Marilyn Simmons, Helen Siniff, Mary Sirks, Douglas Slaliaugh, Richard Small, Marvin Smith Row 8A-Patricia Smith, Dorothy Snider, Eva Somers. Miriam Sowards, Dee Staas, Jeanne Stedrke. Donald Stevens, James Stowe. Jennie Stukey Row 9-Evelyn Swords, Richard Taylor, Richard Vermillion, Grace Ward, Eileen Weidel, Maralyn West, Norman Whitney, Roger Wight, Forrest Williams Row I0-George Williams, Gloria Williams, William Wilson, Ferd Winget, Betty Wolfe, Tom Woolley, Richard Yazel, Roger Young. John Zuereher A thirty-two 9 v Juniors I'hl.l'Ij'-flIfI'Pl? Sophomores Row l--Barbara Alexander, Betty Anderson, Martha Archer, Roger Archer, Oleta Armentrout Ruth Armstrong, Cornelius Ashworth, Ray Ault, Joseph Baker, Edna Banks H Row 2-Loren Barnes, Edward Basinger, Perry Beaumont, Velma Beery, Beverly Beidelschies Mary Bible, Arden Bidwell, Walter Biederman, Margaret Binkley, Richard Binkley i Row 3-Reed Blair, Betty Bolen, Donna Bowman, Patty Braun, Jeanne Brogee, Thomas Brown, Joseph Burden, Beverly Cameron, Patricia Cardone, Leona Carolus Row 4-Gene Carey, Jack Carr, Donald Cary, Virginia Caughman, Wanda Childres, Donald Christoff, Donna Christoff, Margaret Clapper, Alice Clark, Pearl Clark Row 5iWilliam Clay, Richard Clevenger, Elizabeth Conklin, Arlo Conrad, Betty Conrad, Jo Lou Coon, Ruby Counts, Martin Courtney, Robert Craig, Kenneth Cross Row 6-Niles Custer, Marjorie Davis, Paul Davis, Richard Day, .Janice Decker, Kenneth Deni- son, Edward Diehl, Gretchen Diehl, Dorothy Dotson, John Downing Row 7-Darrell Dowton, Katherine Dukes, Gerald Eagy, Nancy Edmiston, Phyllis Eloy, Betty Elliott, Dorothy Evans, Ardis Ewing, Virginia Fairbnrn, Betty Farris Row 8AMarion Ferguson, Shirley Ferguson, Mary Fields, Robert Fields, Nancy Fowler, Carl French, Joseph French, Lucille Fry, Thomas Gardner, Ruby Gaylor Row 9-Darrell Gehring, Nick George, Joan Gilleland, Mary Gillespie, Thelma Glover, Amelia Good, Nellie Gossard, Maxine Gossett, Venice Goulding, Jo Anne Hahn Row I0-Margaret Haliena, Charles Hamilton, ,Donna Hance, Lela Hartman, Elmer Henderson, Joseph Henderson, Effie Hilyard, Barbara Hoffmann, William llole. James llollar Row II--Vernon Hollar, Patricia Holman, William Howard, Betty Howell, Donald Hubbell, Ward Hunlock, Donald Hutchinson, Shirley Jenks, Doris Joseph, Dolores Jungo Row I2-Doris Kephart, Harold Kirchner, Donald Kinkle, Delno Kline, Mary Koenig, Richard Kolhorst, Dana Leffler, Joan Lytle, Phillip McClain, James McClintock thirty-four Sophomores 354. .. X Q 1 -5 l . 1 T21 WV f 4 X qs I H QQWV if 9 ,m K. 8 Mfg'Q?QfTEQ2 W . '-1: .- .............f 2 k f 4.23: inf is 'lqnn' E 2 . w,,,w4..,., W ,. .. ...mal V7 V- H .EQ 'W 'f A5 2 W ow! .. 5534531 ifff w ff A . . M wx , I in .,... 1 S ' SV' ffiiliiiflgz- sr . 5' 5 ' ll.. M Wx N. f' .fi ' . .. A.- .Q.,rv,, 3 pf, 'fm l ,L Q '95 55:2 1- L' -f-:- Q. : :: ,. -M Q? ..? wg, f .222 35' 1 .5 ' W. . - b f .,... K A ....: ,Q E ' . K f ' . UUQWQ , I 'M A l 5 if i iw , h V' .. I . W? Af W. :aj , A -- EM: 32. - 'I . W A is f ff wa ff' -,,.4,,gfs. ' ' Y .. ,,,, .,., Q, Y . H ..: wif , I . l ,, -M v.,. 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'?f?: 1:5 je WAT 1 ., i A 1 L' 2 gh iff Q IW 1' E'?1?few f P ?:. . 1 lhil'ly-fivv Sophomores Row I--.loan McCoy, Pat McCray, William McKeever, Iris McKinney, .luck McMullen, Donald MePheron, Oliver Marsteller, .lames Mason, Mary Matson, Phillip Mawhorr Row 2-Lila Miller, Myron Moritz, Roger Moritz, Betty Mull, Carl Myers, Edna Nance, Wil- liam Nichols, John Olliver, Ross Olney, Howard Owens Row 3wBetty Parks, Charles Parlette, .lune Parlette, Charles Penager, Betty Pepple, William Pierce, .loan Platvoet, Patsy Porter, Jacqueline Quenby, Henry Quillin Row 4-Cleburn8Quinn, Betty Ramga, Betty Randas, Patty Ream, .loe Rhinock, Ruth Rhoda, Donald Rice, Mildred Ridenour, Kenneth Rigel, Donald Riner Row 5-Juanita Ritchie, Marion Robenalt, David Roberts, La Verne Rohr, Mary Rohr, Shir- ley Romey, Marylou Romig, Patil Roosenberg, Barbara Ross, Richard Rupert Row 6-Carroll St. Louis, Richard Sanderson, Marie Sarno, James Schaublin, George Sehiffer. Glenn Schultz, Rose Seng, Herbert Severns, Marilyn Shawler, Gwendolyn Sheeks Row 7-James Short, Shirley Shorts, Violet Shupp, Virginia Singleton, Virginia Skelly, Daniel Slabaugh, Dorothy Smith, Edmund Smith, Irvin Smith, James Smith Row 8-Owen Smith, William Snook, Paul Sprague, Dorothy Sroufe, Angeline Stanich, Ruth- meri Stepleton, Dorothy Sterling, Mary Sterling, William Sterling, .lack Stiles Row 0iBettie Swope, Gloria Swords, Carl Talley, Shirley Taylor, Marcus Thomas, Roger Thomas, Sue Tierney, Marvin Timmertnan, Mark Tomasi, Patricia Tomlinson Row ,l0MClilton Tucker, Marvelee Van Schoyck, Wanda Voris, Donald Wagner, Joe Wantuck, Roger Warren, Betty Weaver, Evelyn Webb, .less Welch, Robert Wertenberger Row II-,loan Williams, Reba Williams, Jennie Williamson, Helen Wilson, Lila Winget, Marion Wise, Naomi Witham, Doris Wolfe, Marjorie Wolff. Glenn Young thirty-six Sophomores Q, Am Q X-4' Angus 23515 W, 4.,A. L ' li thirty-seven of' fgpf' ' 'H if ' .ff Freshmen Row I-wPatty Aceountius, Walter, Adams, Jacqueline Agler, Paul Akertnan, Margaret, Alhaugh, June Allen, Richard Andrews, Shirley Armentrottl. Dorothy Armstrong, Patty Bailey Row 2-Carol Basinger, Ronald Binkley, Clarajean Bodell, Mary Bogart, Louise Bowers, Della Bowersock, Leslie Bowsher, Robert Bowsher, Colleen Bradford, Henry Bratton Row 3-Nancy Brodbeck, Tom Brown, Walter Brntzer, William Butterfield, Caroline Carey, Duane Carey, Jacqueline Carl, Carolyn Carr, Ralph Case, Ralph Cashman Row 4-Robert Catlett, Patty Cavanaugh, Edith Chilcote, Dorothy Clemens, Charles Clifton, Marguerite Clifton, Cordon Coen, Wanda Conrad, Perry Converse. Roy Coon Row 5-Gene Corrello, Lloyd Corson, Marjorie Courtney, Marilyn Craft, llelen Curtis, Law- rence Curtis, Juanita Davis, Dale Derrick, Alvira Dock, Robert Donovan Row 6-Carol Dotson, Ellajean Downey, Norman Downing, Alfred Dukes, Ellen Eichacker, Robert Eifert, Dorothy Evans, Robert Fairborn, Howard Fields, John Fields Row 7-Addison Foster, Jack Fowler, Charles Fox, Joan Frankhouser, James Franks, Betty Frye, Phyllis Gaines, Jean Catchel, Charlene Cebhart, Dolores Ceise Row 3-Charles Gilroy, Jack Gordon, Shirley Gorham, Mary Lou Gossard, Dorothy Greenland, Thomas Hanley, Jack Harmon, Wilma Hartman, Evelyn Hassan, Robert Hawk Row 9-Robert Hayes, Robert Heil, Doris Henderson, Mary llershberger, Albert Hinkle, Dorothy Hole, Wilma Holland, Earl Hollar, Ruth lloutzer, Elizabeth Howser y Row'I0MJames Huff, Barney Hunloek, Richard Hurley, Richard Huston, Carol Jenks, Marjorie John, Dwain Johns, Gene Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Jack Johnston Row II-Patricia Jones, Glen Joseph, Rita Kahlo, Gordon Kantner, Fred Keller, Annie King, Marilyn Kizer, Helen Klay, Marilyn Klinefelter, Betty Knight Row I2-Harry Konst, Mary Lou Kooken, Phyllis Krick, Charles Kurtz, Margaret LaF0llette, Wanda Leatherman, Harold Lehman, lda Lengerich, Jean Ley, Dolores Long zhirzy-eight FV2ShI'T12I'1 thirty-nine Freshmen Row I-Richard Long, Charles Lusk, Shirley Lutes, Betty McBride, Bernard McClintock, Don- na McCreary, Patricia McGrievy, ,Ioan McKinley, ,lack Malloy, Bessie Mason Row 2M-Bernard Mathew, Thomas Mauk, Delores Mawhorr. Robert Maxwell, Mildred Maxwell Joanne Merricle, .lack Meyer, .lanet Miller, Justine Miller, Lowell Miller, Raymond Miller i Row 3 f-'Robert Mitchell, lflelen Mohler, Mary Moore, Dorla Morris, .loan Morse, Carol Morton, Richard Morton, Patricia Moyler, Berniece Mull, Ned Myers, Dennie Nathan Row 4--Marylou Neuman, .lean Nolan, Roberta Nungester, Vera O'Dell, Zona Odle, Roger Oswald, Darrel Parlette, Alice Patterson, llarry Pauli, Norman Pence, Lynda Perkins Row 5 Elmer Perry. James Pierce, Patsy Piper. Patricia Plikerd, Roberta Poling. Donna Pom- ntell, Margaret Pratt, Donald Price, Carroll Pugsley, Dorothy Randall, Richard Redman Row 6-Donald Renner, Donald Ridenour, Ruth Ridenour, ,Iames Ridgeway, Marilyn Rincr, Stanley Robenalt, Bonnie Rodenberger, Maybelle Roberts, Rose Rohr, John Root. Robert St. Louis Row 7-Dorothy Sandridge, Donald Schrautm, Lewis Schreiber, Carleen Sellers, Donna Shaw, Ralph Shelley, Marilyn Shcrrick, Patricia Sltinabery, Shirley Siferd, ,loan Simpson, Carrie Small Row 8 -Ellis Smith, Mary Smith. Margaret Somers. Betty Southers, Nora Spicer, Genevieve Stanich, Marijane Stephan, Richard Stevenson. Robert Stewart, Charles Stone, Beatrice Stotts Row 9---'Margaret Stout, Buddy Stuekey, Donald Swaiin, Virgil Telljohann, James Thomas, Richard Thomas, James 'l'hotnpson, Shirley Tltotnpson. Shirley Tierney, Arnold Tippic, Jacqueline Tomlinson Row I0-Peggy Trempert, Lucille Tucker, Mina Tucker, Douglas Tullis, Berkeley Vassar, Robert Vermillion, Elwood Vorhes, .lack Wagner, James Wallace, Marjorie Walti, Mary Ward V Row II-Patty Ware, Robert Warren, Alfred Webb, John Welch, Marina Westbay, Bernard Wheeler, Richard Whetsel, Kermit White, Joyce Whitney, Geraldine Wilcox, Mary Williams Row I2-James Wilmoth, Elsie Wolfe, Robert Wolfe, Viola Wolfe, Norman Woodley, Suzanne Woolley, ,loyce Wren, Barbara Wright, Carl Wright, 'Eileen Youngberg, William Ziegenbush forty Freshmen at -232: -J. 5 14 forty-one 6 Eighth Grade Row I-David Allen. Fred Anderson. Norman Archer, Robert Atkinson, James Austin, John lhllSllIl,JHll14'H Bailey, Dorothy Baker. Aida Barkley, Carol Barnes, Alan Basiger. l.oren Battles Row 2 4Camille Beasley, William Beckett, Ned Benedict, Nancy Bennett, Katherine Best, Don- ald Binkley, Dean Bitler, Robert Boolliby, l,a Voile Bowers, 'l'hoinas Bowman, Stanley Bowsher, .lean Boyer. Row 3-Hazel Bratton, Monyeen Briggs, Harley Brillhart, Helen Brinsfield, Daniel Brogee, Lois Brown, Eleanor Brumfield, Charles Burden, Naomi Busick, Marilyn Campbell, Robert Carder, Robert Carey Row 44Ann Carr, Clifford Carroll, Anna Cary, Ruth Cary, Ava Cash, Roberta Cash, David Cathcart, Janet Cheney, James Chiles, Gene Church, Maxine Cisco, Kenneth Clark Row 5'-Marilyn Clark, Kenneth Clay, Dorothy Clayton, Rosalie Clifton, James Cole, Kenneth Cole, William Collins, Marie Combs, llelen Conaway. Joanne Conrad, James Cooper, Robert Crawford Row 6-fRobert Crites, Wanda Crouch, Alyce Custer, Patricia Dabill, Theodore Dahlke, Betty Davis, Jean Davis, Miriam Davis, Pearl Davis, Patricia DeLong, Erma Denney, William DeWitt Row 7,-Shirley Dowell, Lynn Downing, Mary Dupes, Roger Dupes, Ethel Eastep, Gloria Ed- miston, Loretta Evans. Carole Everett, Loreno Extine, Norma Fairborn, Sylvia Feison, Lucio Fields Row 8-Ruth Fields, Mary A. Figgins, James Flanagan, Patty Flory, Patty Franks, William Fritz, llarold Gaberdiel, Nadara Gardner, l.eroy Gibson, Jean Cladfelter, Chastine Goodin, Ruth Goodwin Row 9-Mattie Griffin, Rosemary Griffin, Calvin Griffith, Garry Guy, Larry Guy, Mary Hag- gard, Robert Hall, Bonnie llarris, Ruth Harris, Walter Harter, Cuba Hartzog, Mary Hawk Row 10-Helen Hawkins, Richard Hayes, Darold Hefner, Junior Heffner, Walter Helms, Mable Henderson, Verenna Henderson, June Hershberger, Robert: I-levlin, Martha Hight, Andrey Hinds, Faye Hissong Row ll-Rhea Hites, Harry Holden, Gloria Hollar, Bernard Holloway, William Hooker, Janet Honseworth, Robert Howell, Lewis llnebner, Juanita Hollinger, Thomas Hollinger, Janet Homes, Gary Hurst Row I2-John Hutchinson, Patricia Hutchinson, William Hutchinson, Betty lsenhart, Barbara Jackson, Dale Jackson, Robert Jennings, Floyd Johnson, James Jones, Ruth Jones, Martha Jud- kins, Eugene Keller forty-two Eighth Grade forty-Ill ree Eighth Grade Row I-Louise Ketchum, William King, Donna Kline, August LaRue, William Laswell, Herbert Lewis, Richard Lincoln, Robert Line, Dean Loar, Era Long, Robert Loudenback. Patricia Lowry Row 2-LaVerne Luke, Charles McClintock. .lean McCoy. Barbara McDonald, Mac McGuire, Carol MePheron, Richard MePheron, William McWhorter, Edgar Mack, Robert Maier, Barbara Malston, Welsie Martin Row 34Orville Mason, Virginia Mayer, Betty Maywhoor, Jane Meinen, Nancy Meinen, Roger Merriman, Louellen Metz, Ellen Michael, .loan Michael, John Miller, Robert Miller, William Miller Row 4-Betty Mines, Betty Moneer, Philip Monroe, .lean Mooney, Joyce Morrison, Scott Mowen, Bertha Mull, Leroy Neal, Irma Nielson, ,lumes Niswonger, Janet Ogle, .Anna Olney R010 -SYJHIIICS Omit. Willia Parcher. Donna Patten, Robert Patterson. Patty Payne, Laura Per- rian, Richard Phillips. Marilyn Piper, Retha Poe, Frank Polutnik, Louise Potter, Robert Powell Row 6-Billie Prater, Marilyn Putt, james Reichelderfer, Kenneth Ridenour, Ronald Ridenour, Thomas Ridenour, Gene Rider, Paul Riggle, Charles Ritchie, Wilma Robbins, Patty Robenalt, Ron' ald Roeder Row 7-Shirley Reeder, Paul Rolsten, Patty Rotrolf, Patsy Runyan, James Rupert, William Rush, .loan Rutledge, John Sanford, Nancy Schultlieis, Dale Schultz, Robert Searfoss, John Seng Row 8--Dudley Shafer, Robert Slmwler, Dorothy Shaw, ,lean Sheely, liurburu Shephard, Jack Shine, Robert Siberl. Donald Shelly, Marilyn Sleek, Alfred Smith, Bernice Smith, Roger Smith Row 9-Myrtle Snow, Gloria Snurr. Eunice Spencer, .loanne Spencer, Helen Springer, Robert Sroufe, Donald Stanich, Cecil Staufler, Margaret Staup, Mary Stephens, Betty Sterling, Nina Sterling Row 10-Rita Stebleton, Patricia Sterrett, Joan Steviek, Patty Stokes, Mary Stombaugh, Norma Stone, Dorothy Stover, Fred Stumpp, David Swords, llarold Swygart, James Taylor, Richard Taylor Row ,ll-.loan Thomas, William Tlioinpson, Barbara Tlioinson, Anita Tliornberry, Robert Tim- merman, Dewayne Toland, Donald Trask. Edward Tucker, .luanita Upshaw, Paul Vassar, Lee Walters, James Ward Row 12-Lora Ward, Stuart Warren, Richard Watkins, Williani Weldy, Dean West, Alonzo Wheeler, Martha Wheeler, William Wheeler, Robert Williams, Edward Widmark, Kenneth Winegardner, Zora Zuercher forty-four Eighth Grade fnrly-five 1 Seventh Gracle Row I---Barbara Accountius, Karl Alexander, Woodrow Alexander, Joyce Archer, Mary Ash- worth, Ruth Ashworth. Mary Bucome, Harold Basinger, Rohert Basiger, Richard Beasley, Helen Beehe Row 2' Fred Beech, Janice Beech, Gene B4-ery, Florence Beidelsehies, Patsy Bentz, Marion Biekel, Beverly Biederman, Barbara Binley, Floyd Blair, Betty Bolender, Pauline Bonita Row 3 Janice Bowersock, Eugene Boyed, Betty Bradford, Ronald Brenm-man, Glenn Brewer, Carolyn Brown, Evelyn Burkholder, Margot Bushey, Robert Cain, Robert Camper, Casper Cannon Row fl' Alhertu Canter, Vernon Carey, Jost-ph Carr, Eleanor Casey, Robert Clapper, Helen Cle-ntens, Ronald Clippinger. James Coats. George Colle-rt, Patsy Conkle, Richard Coon Row 5- Tliomus Coon, Ruth Cotton, Chester Corrello, Annette Coulter, Bernadeen Cox, Janet Cramer, Daniel Crawford, Ruth Culp, Jeannine Cumhaek, Jack Cummans, Barbara Cummings Row 6iCl1arlt-ue Cunningham, Robert Danshy, Mildred Davis, Philobena Davis, David Dillon, Patty Dotson, Patricia Donovan, Rosemary Dowell, Shirley Downey, James Downton, Irma Dukes Row 7 Rohr-rt likstrom, Patty Elf-y, Donald Elston, Sondra Emerson, Eugene Emtnons, Robert liinmons, Wilma Farmer. Joan Farris. Dale Fess. Hazel Fields, lmogene Fisher Row 8 Rhea Foster, Francis Fowler, Betty Francis, Marie French, Richard Fry, Alvin FIISOI1, John Gaines, lrma Gihson, Mary Gibson, Ted Graham, Christine Griffith ' Row 0 Phyllis Groves. Richard f:lIll1'llf', Marion lladsell, Barbara Hahn, Betty llaliena, May- helle Hall, Rf-lwrra Hanks, Joan Harrison, Marie Hart, Joan Hartman. David Hay Row I0 --llarold llentze, Blanehita Ilillock, Lydia Hines, Joe Higgins, Richard llobbs, Barbara llole, Wayne Hollar, Robert Hooker, Daisy Hooks, Jeannette Huebner, Eular Jenkins Row I1---Carl Johnson, Sterling Johnson, Eugene Joliff, Junior Jones, Roosevelt Jones, Wil liam Jones, Marjorie Joseph, George Kelly, Marilyn Kemp, Robert Kerst forty-six SZVZDTZPI GTdd2 f1ll'l,Y-SPIN Seventh Grade Row I-Ronald Ketcham, Nola Kipker, Nauey Knierim, Barbara Knipe, Charles Krick, Evelyn Kundert, Eugenie Kurtz, Larry Kurtz, Betty l.anham, Virginia Lehman, Eugene Lautzenheiser, Ronald Leffel Row 2- Rodney Leffel. Reverly l.effler, Patty l,eVesque, ,loan l.ey, Joyee Lineoln, Donald Logan, Ruth l.yle, Kathleen l.yons, Rosemary Lyons, Sue MeAnally, Donna McDonel, Larry Mctlrievy V Row 3'-Lila McKee, James McKinney, Dorn McMichael, Thomas McVicker, Mary Magness, Jack Marlatt, Annabelle Marsteller, Ellen Marsteller, Walter Martin, Hollis Mason, June Mason, William Mason Row 4-Wilma Mank, Barbara Maywhoor, Max Miller, Natalie Miller, Thomas Mills, Barbara Miner, Jane Mitchell, Robert Montague, Arhutus Morgan, Lucille Morris, Richard Morse, Jean Moses Row 5-Dorothy Moyers, Bonneta Mull, Donald Mumaugh, Patricia Neff, Jack Norris, Edward Nungester, Rarbara Udle, Nancy Ohler, Edward Onsley, Lawrenee Owen, Raymond Owens, Gloria Park Row 6 -fff James Parlette. James Pauley, llurleigh Penee, Martha Pepple, John Perkins, Robert Pierce, Katherine Prater, Richard Preble, Beverly Pri:-slap. Walter Purdy, Mary Putman, Dorothy Ream Row 7--Darwin Reed, Dale Reese, Charles Reynolds, Marion Ridenour, Robert Ridenour, Robert Rigel, Chrystal Roberts, Ruth Rohrer, Cleo Roose, Patty Rolfes, Melvin Ross, Flossie Routson Row 8-Merlin Rowe, George Ruek, Harold Rumpf, Herbert Rush, William Rutledge, Jack Saine, Emmett Sandridge, Vernon Saunders, August Schroder, Janet Shade, Robert Sharrits, Franklin Shaw it Row 0-f 'Marilyn Shaw, Dolores Sheeks, Carl Shepherd, Richard Short, Judy Showalter, Edward Shrewsbury, Mary Shrewsbury, Ernest Simons, Retty Sims, Charles Simpson, Glennabelle Slusser, Ann Smith Row 10 -Ida Smith, Warren Smith, Rose Sneary, Ralph Snider, Robert Snow, Phyllis Snyder, Mary Sprague, Retty Sroufe, Janet Stalter, Vernon Staup, Elaine Stedcke, Mary Steiger Row Il-Q-Raymond Stepleton, Dorothy Sterrett, Robert Sterrett, Julia Stewart, Oscar Stewart, William Stockler, Doris Stoddard. Doris Strahm, Robert Streets, Beverly Stukey, Judy Stulcey, Leon Swartz Row 12-Thomas Swatsler, Eldon Sykes, Wanda Terrill, Clementine Thomas, Janet Thomas, Erlyne Tippie, Lloyd Wagner, Mary Wall, Sharon Walser, Darleen Walters, George Walti, Donald Wehinger Row 13'-Tom Wendelmoot, Richard Wheeler, Charlene Whetstone, Alice White, Mildred White, Dorothy Wiley, Mary Wiudle, Cecil Wright, James Wright, Mary Yazel, Gloria Young, Shirley Young forty-eight SZVZFIHW GVGCIZ forly-:lille WHEN THE TIME CAME TO DECIDE WHICH CLUB I WOULD JOIN, I WAS BAFFLED! SHOULD I JOIN THE YE MERRIES AND BECOME AN ACTRESS, THE PALETTE AND USE MY TALENTS IN ART, OR PREPARE MYSELF FOR LEISURE HOURS BY JOIN- ING THE SIR ISAAC WALTON CASTING CLUB? I ALSO HAD TO CONSIDER WHETHER I SHOULD JOIN A SERVICE OR INTEREST CLUB OR BOTH. THE BLUE TRIANGLE GIRLS ARE A SWELL BUNCH AND RED CROSS WORK IS AL- WAYS APPRECIATED PECIALLY IN THESE DAYS OF WAR. OF COURSE THE SENIOR HIGH BOYS JOIN THE HI-Y. STUDENTS WHO HAVE MUSICAL TALENT SHOITLD CONSIDER THE BAND, ORCHESTRA, AND CHOIR. IN THE LITERARY FIELD THERE ARE THE RAINBOW CLUBS. THERE ARE CLUBS TO SUIT THE DESIRES AND INTERESTS OF ANY SENIOR OR JUNIOR HIGH PUPIL. filly f os fHl Clvkl NQf QQ fffa, ,gQQ? X -iSQjf,Qv! 9 Semov Qluev 6 Nfjvwox pNaNNrNQ YG Q0 QR' TVQSQ ix A A ' NU jwfflqxy T-N ' G devi- Ja ll!! l 2 iAQ5vW I R S Mfzdjl Wi, 5 M Z A Q e- , A LJL Q5 C C 69 ig,J5WwQ 6B VOA415ZZj- 'jg?3!E?Zi3?Z4Q! lieift fo right--ffClea1lius Pielil, Mary Loukos, Wilma lloffner, Betty llyman, Frank Crider, llorotlly ni or T Pot 0 Gold Staff A review of pleasures past, a preview of forthcoming fun . . . sketches, drawings , printing, and lettering . . . mad scramble to beat the deadline . . . coverage of ath- letic events . . . Miss May lienroth giving advice to all . . . proofing . . . early spring relief when llook has gone to press . . . EDITORS Literary - - BETTY HYMAN wo Donorlir IMLRR Athletic - ------ FRANK CRIDER Art - - WII,NlA HEPIWNIGIQ AND NIARY LoUKos Typisls - - CLEADIUS Pmm. AND WII.MA HEFFNER fifty-two Left to right-Wanda Mechling, .leannc McMullen, Betty Nungester, Arletta Rolfes, Cleadius Piehl, Harry llooks, Dolores .lungo Advertising Staff Delivering finished product to advertisers . . . collecting money and keeping ac- curate accounts . . . setting-up ads on blackboard for size . . . 'cstalkingw customers alter school hours . . . quoting prices . . . being advised by Mr. Young . . . holding detailed conferences with staff concerning pages . . . losing business manager, Bill Hemphill, to Navy and carrying on in the best way possible . . . Managers - - - XVILLIAM HIQMPIIILL -mo JEANNE lVlClx'lULLliN Assistant Manager - -------- DOLORES Jtixco fifty-three Row I-M. Mille-r. R. Knight. E. Rossln-r. E. Somers. R. Nu p et: n Row 2-Y. Shins-. .l. Uossett. J. Voris Row 3-YW. Frcnvli. li. Cheney, W. Mason, B. Honlzc-r Row Anderson, L. Kissel, D. Army, F. Dow, B. 4fN. Crigsby, ll. Loar, R. Roush. D. Winvgardmi I' xlFKlHl!LV B W1 son L oyw Delrick, D lunninbhaxn M Rhlnock Rainbow Actual newspaper reporting . . . setting up headlines on lilam klmoard in 223 mailing Rainbows to servicemen . . . Collecting athletic data endless job of proof ing . . . finally publication day . . . excited students laughnn about the jokes of their friends . . . anticipation of future issues Eflif0l'-ilI fill1fil?! - A ssociale Erlilor fliffj'-!0IlI Esther Miller wRay Laws Jeanne Fleming Darrel Dock President Iliff!-lJl'BSitI6Il1 Sevrelary Treasurer Senior Class Qllicers Memories of picnics and parties . . . dignified seniors taking the consequences . . . brunt of many jokes conoerning seniors and their dignity . . . Fort Amanda football games . . . May lawn party . . . Vcsper Services . . . formals, corsages, and music . . . announcements, name cards, caps and gowns . . . at last, receiving our coveted sheepskins . . . fifty-five Left to right-R. Cheney, T. llyman. .l. Boyd, M. She-rrick. S. Gorham, R. Warren. M. Simmons, T. Brown, D. Loar, J. Fowler, R. Callelt, A. Hoover, H. Hooks I ll ll Phantom ol the l.al4e Presented by Ye Merries . . . thrilling. chilling. horrible screams . . . dramatic murders . . . entangling love affairs . . . a firebug on the loose . . . madness and moon- shine . . . mysterious actions of an lndian . . . fine performance . . . capacity house . . . directed lw Miss Frances Bow for and Miss Marv Weadock . . , 5 . fifty-six N , ,f sw' bww!!-un. Run' I- .l. Williams. VI. Siinnnuie. H. Rlwfla. P. Holman. .l. Clit-xim'-y. N. Fouls-r. IJ. llnrlt-ss. ll. D1-trivk. ll, Xlurrii. D, Willegarrlllvr. F. Fife-rrl. lf. FI. Louis. J. l mxler. W, Rnllvtlgv. R. .-XIl-4in- fun. if. Bradlurcl. E. We-iflr-l. .l. Slllllll. D, Swain: Run' 2- pl. lilurk. Nl. Sl1l:HA'll'l'. .l. Ste-dvl-ic. ff. Sellers. N. Ihmlt-. Nl. Llarlt. ll. lillrislnll. ll. Hinvr. P. Km-lie-r. Nl. Smith. li. Sllinaln-ry. B. Daly. .l. l,llll'llltf. U. Slalmangll. ll, llmxman. ll. Finilf. .l. W1-lvli. R. llaxxk lfvrl. Run' fi- K. Wim-ganlm-r. Nl. llzmlt. B. Nlalsnm. Nl. Slltlllllilllgll. S. Warn-n. Nl. Hugurl. R. ual' lt lltlflllill ll ljivlll .l Ullivvl' ll .l. Wa-lvll. X. Sllappf-ll. Xl. Stn-fling. U. Pritldy. D. l.: xll'l,ll1'I'0ll. l'. bprannv IJ llllle-r, Mr. L. lu. l.llUIllil r- - ' . . 1 Hou' 4- ll. Warn-n. ll. Nkngi. .l. Carl. K. llm-niwn. .l. Nlvllnllvn. lf. Nl+'Kil1i1:-5. ll. lit-lllmrl. ll. Yun, R. lirvxser. O. Wright, T. Gilliland, S. Rnmlt-1', l. Smith, ll. lloulw, 5. Mmwn. J. Allglrv, H. Yvrlnilliun Rnu' vi- R Ft, Louis. C. llunlillnn. ll. Slum. P. Cook. ll. Ulm-y. H. Day. XX. llL'lIlplllll, l'. Lun- vm-l'se. R. lil1'YL'IlQl',i'l'. R. Mitclim-ll. .l. Sting. N. Bvm-tlict. .l. M1'lVlullQn Band Slrultm-rs at fuutlrull gullies . . . artists at uintvr 1-tnu'c1'ts . . . giving null' xsilln llie Tiger llagii . . . imprvssivu l.0l'lllElllUllS ul the Tllanksgiving fuullnalll game . . . beautiful lmluc and gold lcttc-rs . . . Mr. l.uuma's lmuniing xuicv lu-arml mining from tlw music slutliu . . . thc climax. lluf lvanqutrl l0llilCI'1'tl ul tlic close ul' lllc Scluml yvar . . . I'1'f'sl'11'e11l I IVCC-1II'I'Slfll'lll 5f'Cl'l'lC1l'.Y Treasurer Ulfl-fl tllillbl fifty-.sc1:1:1L CI.ICAlJlI'ti Vimn. Uni-ix XYRIGIII' - llwrn Voss .XLLQ SllAl'PEl.L Row I-WM. llnpes, M. Williams, J. Hahn, J. Slerlcke, J. Williams, M. Craft, R. Seng, B. Heidel- schivs. J. Boyer. N. Oliler. D. Kline. J. Crann-r. lf. lllcKinm-y. lf. Sl. Louis Row 2-ll. Miller. P. Holman. li. ll:-nm-y. Xl. Siu-ri'ir-k. P. Carclone. if. Bradford. J. Rulleclve A Sprague, M. Sprague, ll. Sterrell, B. Bradford. M. Kemp. ll. Bvelw, P. Cook Row fi-J. Seng, J. McKinney. li. Owen. li. Slalmaugli. D. Detriek. D. llurless. li. Slllll3lJt'l'y. A. Clark. Nl. Smith, J. Cin-ney. N lfoule-r. Nl. Simmons. H. Rhoda Row 4--D. Mnmaugli. J. Allgirv. li. Warren. C. Hamilton. J. McMullen, D. Shaw. C. Pielil, li. Gordon. A. Sliappm-ll. 'l'. Gilliland. D. Cl'lillZ1l'l. R. Bl'l'YYt'l', R. Voss Qrch astra Future concert artists . . . before-curtain tune-up . . . Sunday afternoon concerts . . . solo preparations . . . radio program rehearsals . . . haunting remembrance of Christmas carols . . . Lima Open Forum . . . tense nervousness of junior high violin- ists . . . confusion in finding sheets of music . . . efforts rewarded by Band and Orchestra Parents' Association banquet . . . OFFICERS Presidenz - - - - - Rrrn Voss Vice-president - - DORIS GI-IBHART Secretary - JEANNE STEDCKE Treasurer - ROBERT GORDON f1'fl-V-Gigli! rw 1 - Row I-J. Pierce, B. McDonald, J. Lincoln, J. Davis, B. Montague, J. Beech, E. Stedcke, P. Stokes, D. Hobbs Row 2413. Heil, M. Slierrick, J. Williams, J. Tomlinson, C. St. Louis, J. Cheney, R. Rhoda, P. Penhorwood, V. Shine, M. Wheeler, T. Coon Row 3-D. Sherer. R. Counts, M. Lalfollelte, B. Goldsherry. B. Donovan, B. Cheney, E. Basinger, K. Watt, F. Koller, W. Howard, R. Taylor, T. Hyman, V. Goultling Student Council 'LlVIay we have it or may we not . . . co-ordination of students and faculty . . . democracy practiced in our own school . . . typical meeting held before whole audi- torium . . . sponsors of snake dance and Thanksgiving football rally . . . Miss Zalia Harbaugh and Mr. H. C. Roberson as advisors . . . OFFICERS President - - - - - - ROBERT CHENEI' Vice-president - CONNIE BROGAN Secretary - - - VIRGINIA SHINE Treasurer - MARY Lou WHEELER fifty-nine ' Row I-Carolyn Osborn. Phyllis Pm-nlmrsxootl. Dora Army, Wilma l'lt-ffm-r, Iiilven Bowersock, Shirley Goldsberry RUM' 2f.l8llIf?S Clapper. Burl Shop:-. Nolu-rt .lluies. Lleaclius Piehl. lion Coats Ron' fl-'Uaiiml Hostetler. ,l:.u'l-t lluslon. Ray Laws. ,Xrlis Hoover ,young Man ol -lodayn Timely presentation hy senior class . . . depicting prolrlcms confronting American youth . . . capital versus labor . . . family upsets brought ulvout hy war . . . problems of war marriages . . .philosophy of 1-onscieutious olijector . . . liual showing of typical American spirit . . . excitement toward the last . . . finally clre-ss rehearsal night . . . assembly skit and fright . . .the lvig night . . . full house . . . directed by Miss Marie Bowlus--all's over . . . sixty Row I--J. Michael, I. Bowvrsock, ll. Hontzer, R. Morris, P. Cook, N. Whitney, T. llyman, M. Nia-hols, Nl. Simmons Row 2 f-R. Mann, Il. llites. G. Bierman, D. Loar. ll. Hooks, E. SIDIIIYBS. I . Cath-lt, R. Cordon, R. Ye-al C. Ke-sh-r. ll. Newland. M. Smith 'hlaniell Long hours of practice . . . lots of fun . . . realistic situation . . . stage fright . . . securing stage props . . . choosing costumes . . . applying make-up . . . excited dress rehearsals . . . assembly skits . . . advertisements . . . snappy uniforms . . . lovely evening gowns . . . capacity house . . . at last the hig night . . . memories of ulaniei' . . . thanks to Miss Glussforcl 'for hor patient tlireciion of Junior class play . . . s i,x't.v-alle Huw I-M. Deerwestf-r. ll. Parke-r. H. Knight. E. Strickland, .l. Goss:-tt. C. McWilliams. E. Str-nwn. E. Miller. B. Xlcliinh-y. H. Nuff Row 2--S. Unldsberry. P. Pe-rilmrmunl. B, lsrnhart. A. Langle, J. lllilrlwll. l.. Beasley. E. McKin- ney. E. Pattnn. Y. Shine. Nl. .lohnston Row 3-Y. Point, M. Rhinuclx, U. Ride-nuur, D. Davis. B. Fridlc-y. Nl. Lipps. l.. Nlallif-ns. II. Franvis. M. Gurdon. M. Fair. KI. Uslmrtl Row 4,-J. Voris, D. Cimninghuni. ,l. Wullc, lVl. West, li. Smith, ll. vwllltfgilflillfif, M. lluy, .l. lfletning, l.. Kisscl, T. Townsvntl Senior Blue -l-riangle Hurried conferences with Miss Roeder . . . getting information from MlVIadam Presidentw . . . last-minute dance planning . . . get-togethers at the Y. W. C. A. . . . lining excused from h0IllF rmnn to sell stationery . . . cligniliml seniors at the hayricle . . . Singing cluli songs with spirit . . . excitement of the first invcting as seniors . . . OFFICERS President - ---- - MARY WERFF Vice-presidenl - NIARTIIA JOHNSTON Secretary - - JI-:ANNE FLEMING Treaszmfr - - lVlkR.l0lHI-2 Fun sixty-two Row I-.l. McMullen, M. Soixards, M. Bowman. C. Brogan, J. llicliae-l. E. Heinrich, P. Colden, E. Bonersock, E. McCune. E. Allen, M. Miller. D. Pennypacker, J. First, A. Ritlenour Row 2-K. McKee-ver, E. llollar, Nl. Baumgardner. A, Rolfes, D. Sher:-r. E. Somers. R. Porter. Xl. Porter. W. French, A. Clover, Met-hling. Xl. Lee, D. Phillips Row 34-B. Day, M. Jndkins. Nl. Parker. P. Bullock. ,l. Conoway. C. lfigins. P. Cook. .l. Henry. D. Shaw, P. Smith, B. Nnngostor, C. Cook, B. lloutzcr Junior' Blue Triangle Educational programs planned for meetings at Y. W. C. A .,.. Miss Taggart supervising the clulfs activities . . . excited planning of parties . . . learning to co- operate with others . . . developing the talents of each nlemlrer . . . looking forward to next year when we are seniors . . . OFFICERS President - ---- - ELEANOR McCUNE Vice-president IRENE BOWERSOCK Secretary - - PAULINE BULLOCK Treasurer - - Romznrfx PORTER sixty-three Row I-T. Clover, M. Sarno. M. Matson, S. Shorts. D. Wolfe. P. Eley. B. lfarris. ll. llanee. P. Rm-am, l.. Rohr. ll. Bible. R. Steph-ton. D. .lungn Row 2-B. Swope, B. Pepple, D. lfowman, B. Alexander, A. Clark, M. Goss:-tt, N. Cossard N. Witham. V. Skolly, D. Kephart, .l. lVlmtCoy, M. Clapper, N. Edmislon s H0103-D. l.effI1-r, lVl. Koenig, P. Cartlone, ll. Hoffman, lVl. llaliena, .l. Quenhy, l.. Miller, B. Ramlas. A. Ewing. E. Conklin. 5. Ronin-y. J. llahn. Wh Yoris. M. Shaxsler, B. Ramga Row 4-fhl. Riclenonr. H. Wilson, lf. llilyaral, l'. Porter. li. Swords, A. Stanich. R. Rhoda. M. Rohr, B. Ross, P. Tomlinson, R. Counts, l. Meliinney, R. Seng. P. Braun, L. Carolus, V. Singleton, B. Bifeidelschies Sophomore Blue Triangle Meetings at the Y. W. C. A .... faculty guest' speakers . . . hayrixles on cool, autumn evenings . . . sponsored dance interrupted hy fuel shortage . . . engineering Weclnesclay' sale of war honcls anal stamps . . . singing mlirecterl by C. R. leaders . . . group discussions featuring life, its problems and how to meet them . . . unmler the supervision of Mrs. L. Taylor . . . OFFICERS President - - - - - RUTH ANN Rnom Vice-presiflenl - - DANA LEFFLER Secretary - - ARDIS ICWINC Treasurer - - liil-ZTTY PEPPLE si.t'ly-four Raw I- Nl. Pratt, l.. Pc-rkins. D. Randall. li. llassan, M. Sinners, M. Kuuken, E. Downey, D. Mc- Crcary. .l. Mnrse, B. Frye Rauf 2- D. Crm-enlancl, B. Rmlmilmwgc-r, ll. Cnnaway. D. Mawlxorr, M. Klin:-felter. J. McKinley Nl. Bngart. .l. Wrvn. B. Nlayxslinnr. D. Dm-mpsli-r Raw 3- P. Jones, ,l. Davis, S. Sifvrd, J. Nolan, B. Soutllers, li. Cliilcotc, M. Slierrick, C. Jenks S. Tlnnnpsnn, Stephan, P. Lowry, Nl. Sunil, C. Cebliari Rum 4- R. lilnnlzer. C. Basinge-r, S. Corliam. B. Knight. ll. Curtis, M. Craft. M. Clifton, J. Sinip Ninn. l'. SlllIlilllt'l'f'. ll. Nlviirif-Ny. R. Kuliln. Nl. Willianw. J, Nlillf-r Freslwman Blue Triangle lnlm-nsv avlivily nl lIllPl'f5Sl groups . . . marking on personal prnjemzls . . . making, anal selling lrlue- and gold nslblllllv pennanls for Thanksgiving foulliall ganna . . planning interesting as in-ll as educational prngrarns . . . singing cluln songs . . arranging fin' guest speakers . . . Miss Deinpsler very capalvly advising mnmlmrs . . 0l I lCl'1RS President - - - - - lilonnnz RonENumRc1':R Vice-presiflezzl - - lVlARGARE'l' STOUT Secretary - - ,lonziz WREN Tl'I'!ISIlI'l?l' - l.YNDA PERKINS sl'A'ly-fiiw Hou' 1--lt. lloxsell. ll. Pe-lirlyparker. ff. lfarr. M. Wise-. ll. Ft. l.ouis. X. liolfvs. Y. llvnve X. N flel Qellf-rs. F. Rot-der. E. Wei Row 2-f-.I. Dm-rr, B. llofmami, A. lilootl, Il. Siniff, A. Clover. M. Sirks, D. Fi-rgguson, W. Mt-c-lilixtg. ll. jungo, Nl. Baumgarclnt-r, D. Keplmrt Row 3- l'. Brook. .l. Simpson. M. Craft. W. tlilison. 'L tlztlnes. ll. Slutw. ll. Yoligv-If-r. ll. lint. Nl. lla-sser. l'. Smith. D. Flu-ri-r Radio Two programs broadcast per week . . . assembling news of South Higlfs activities . . . Miss Tudor and Miss Classforfl anxiously reading seri its . . . last minute clianves l rv in scripts . . . interviewing prominent students ol South . . . presenting skits :mel musical programs . . . 'smilie fright . . . nsilllth High is on the airv . . . Tigger Com- mentator . . . would-lie preparation for future work in the radio ttorlcl . . . l,l'l'Sil!Pllf - Vice-plvfxirlvlll - S1'r'reI1I1'y - Tl'!'llSll rw' OFFICISRS .YI'.X'fy'-SI.,l' - Bt-:'t t'Y Du M 1 N :env it H tcsstct: - I'tf:ttm'I'3tcAwvtoN'r .Xt tim-it tLt.oti:t: Row 141. Fowler, L. Bennett, M. Stout, M. Simmons, M. Riner, E. Heinrich, E. Basiger. N. Bromllreck, M. Somers. S. Siferd, R. Baker, B. Stotts. D. Leffler, B. Sluckey Row 24W. Adams, T. Brown, E. Patton, J. Quenby. ,I. Wren. B. Houtzer, W. French, A. Ride- nour. C. Cook. M. Gillespie. .l. Boyd. E. Howser, R. Kahlo, D. Gebhart. M. Sherrick Row 3--D. Phillips, P. McClain, S. Cordon, P. Porter. R. Houtzer. M. Craft. C. Figgins. .-X. Sprague, M. Sowards, R. Counts, L. Miller, M. Williams, E. Diehl, D. Ponnnell, .l. First Row 4 -R. Warren. C. Young, B. Callvtl. R. Morton, N. Whitney, B. Cheney. A. Hoover, J. Wolfe, P. Cook. .l. Conawuy. M. Jndkins, 'l'. Hyman. li. Menu, 111. Somers, C. Miller, D. I,our Ye Merries Would-he actors and actresses-perhaps . . . future Bernhardfs or Valentino,s . . . rounding-up costumes and properties . . . appointing make-up committees . . . selecting plays . . . presenting skits . . . last minute changes . . . before curtain excite- ment . . . after performance relief . . . satisfaction of work well done . . . supervised hy Miss Weaclcrcvk and Miss Bowyer . . . O'Fl7l'Cl?lRS Presiflenz - - - - - ROIZICRT CHENI-:Y V ice-president - HARRY Hooks Sem-elary - - MARII.YN SIMMONS Tl'PllSllfPI' - - DARRELL Lorna sixty-seven Row I- -James Smith, Lynda Perkins, Dolores Long, .loan Lytlv, Shirley Thompson, Clt?lllllI1f Quinn, Marion Robenalt, .lim Thompson, Nancy lifltniston, liawronce Curtis, Charles ful y Irvin Smith Row 2-Clarice Boyd. Carol Jenks. Helen Xlohler. Mary Loukos. Ronald Binklt-5. 'Mlflison lfo te r ,lo Lou Coon, Bonnie Greene, Juanita Rilvllie, Don Cary, Carl My:-rs palette Keeping sketch hooks . . . dividing: into groups of handicraft. sketching. oil and water color painting . . . working on money-making projec-ts for cluh . . . sponsor ing one dance annually . . . getting inspiration from cluh aliroctor. Miss Griffith sponding cluh periods on imliviflual projects . . . applying to cluh activities prim :ples learned in art classes . . . opportunity for those mtisticrully inulint-il to tl:-vc r ahility. . . l'resiflenl - V ice-presirlent Secretary - H I reasurer OFFICERS .wfxty-eight Cl.:-Jlsuuma IQUINN MARIt3N Roni-:NA1.'r NANCY l'lDMIS'l'0N NANCY lflnmisrow Row I J. Hubbell, B. McKinley, R. Knight, M. Parker, M. Deerwester, J. Fowler, B. Jones, D. Army. D. Dnner. N. Dock Row 2'-H. Sllappell, Y. Point, M. Rltinock. D. Davis, Xl. Moyer, .l. Neff. B. Smith. D. Bucher. ll. Williams, E. Williams, M. Porter Row 3'---K. Swick, B. Miller, .l. Henry, C. Weaver, .l. Rousculp, R. Roush. D. Partce, J. Fleming, U. llatll, T. 'l'mxnsct1tl. C. Baxter Social Conduct Fun while you learn . . . actual practice of classroom teaching . . . learning cor- rect posture, introductions, etc .... table manners . . . dining out at the Argonne Hotel . . . Miss Beery's patient planning of social activities . . . practicing the habits of we-ll-grooming and good conduct . . . r OFFICERS President - ---- - CARROLL BAXTER Treasurer - - BONNIE SMITH Chairman - - RosA1.Etz KNtcnT Reporter MARY RHINOCK sixty-nizte Row 1-Marilyn Miller, Patrir-ia lvll'l'I'llIliill, June Mm-Clain, lil:-unor Sykcs, Eillla Rosslvr, Shnlry Clllllllli-IIIS Rau' 2-Honniv lf-wnhart. Dorothy lleafr-mleffin. Val Holman. Ye-ra 0'lJf-ll. Mary Koenig, Il vrim- Krielx Book Club Mountains of books at the beginning and end of the year . . . vards and num n r to luv correctly placed . . . the smell of glue that takes away appetite . . . arrival of nc is shipments to be put in order . . . sorting out books for rebinfling . . . numberinff with stylus . . . Mr. Youngs tireless efforts to keep the bookstore out of chaos PI'0PBI'lll ' books for another xear's use . . . feelinff anws of reffret f r ': l t. ' C. p l. E o IIIINUNGC books . . . 0Fl ICliIiS Plesiclelll - ---- EITIIA ltossuzn Vice-presidenl CA'r1ir:u1Ni: KRICK Secretary . - NIARY Komic Treasurer - - MARY KOENIG Repo:-fer - 'MARILYN lVI1LI.1c1: Sl'1,'67lfy' Row I-Lloyrl Corson. Ronald Denison, Bernard McClintock. Dale Uetrick. Albert Hinkle, Ricliarcl Sanderson, Charles Stone. Don Coats, Marcus Thomas Raw 2-George Nlaxfieltl, LeRoy Gibson, Roger Archer, John Zuervlter. Rm-ed Blair, James Rid e Ray, Robert llaflsell, Paul lf. Hosafli Stage Craft Learning thc ropes backstage . . . viewing stage productions from the wings . . . learning a wide assortment of jobs . . . preparing stage for pep assemblies, lyceum numbers, and movies . . . getting instructions from Mr. Maxfield and Mr. Hosack getting the feel of action offstage President - - Vice-president - Secretary - Treasurer - Reporler - OFFICERS SPU!?Illy-OIIC Roci:R ARCHER JOHN ZUERCHER ROBERT HADSELL ROBERT HADSELL ALBERT HINK1.E W ... ru.. Row I-B. Wright., D. Randall. M. Pratt, l'. llolntann, M- Sarno, J. McKinley, P. Accountitts, B. Mason, R. Poling, M. Courtney, G, ,lost-plt, L. Rohr, M. Bible Row 2-D. Christoff. P. Cartlune. V. Canglnnan. W. Yoris. W. Westbay. IJ. Ceise. B. Ht-iwlels sclrie-s. Xl. Shaxsler. N. William. W. Conrad. S. .-'lrnu-ntront. .l. llahn. E. Boy:-cl Ron' 3411. Snortls. B. Knight. Y. 5hnpp. Nl. Kizcr. P. Sltinalu-ry. G. Bi:-rtnun. C. l.ullu1-. ll. Cfhristoff. ll. fiilllIE'l'UY1. lf. llicc, 31. .Xtnh-rsoit. J, l'il'lllllxlI0lI5PT'. P. llruun. Nl. lioherts Senior l-ligh Rainbow Learning how to write news stories . . . contributing to the school paper, the Rainbow . . . compiling class histories for future reference . . . Miss Bowlus and Miss Marvin directing the activities of club rnemhers . . . preparing for journalistic careers . . . OFFICERS Presidenl - - - - - - Iinrrn Bortsn Vice-pl'es1'zlcr1t - - W,ANDA VORIS Secretary - - - CARL LARUIC Treasurer - - LAVICRNE Ronn SC'UCl'LFy-N420 mmmm mvsl .. ' ' fa - Q we Q ,W -,J 4 'N Row IgG. Young, J. Cole, R. Hevlin, W. Laswell, R. Shoupe, V. Saunders, M. White, R. Bambi 1 R. Smith, L. Luke, J. Sexton, J. Saine, D. Coffman, C. Swords Row 2-N. Stone, P. Higgle, W. Hooker, B. Smith. C. Everett. S. Young. T. Suatsler, A. dll D. Kitchen. J. Bowersock. J. Beech, M. Davis. G. Rock, R. Atkinson Row 3 --L. Swartz, .l. Stevick, M. Stamp, li. Sterling, T. Kurst, ll. Rush, B. Crites, L. Mit: l Hin-lmer, ,I. Flaiiagaiil, T. Dali Junior l li9h Rainbow Getting ideas from other school newspapers . . . Miss Marvin and Miss Boxslus helping aspirants in journalism . . . learning the fundamentals of short story wrltlng . . . re ortin 'unior hi h news . . . re ariii for future artici ation in 1'e'ort1n P EJ 5 . P P 5 P P P 8 high school news . . . President - - Vice-president - Secretary - - Treasurer - OFFICERS S91?t?Ill1Y'l1ll'6P lVllLDRl'ID W1 i me - JAMi:s SEX'roN RoBERT ATKINSON ROBERT .ATKINSON Row I-R. Brvnneman. .l. Carr. R. Camper. D. Beasley, M. Slonilnaugli. R. ASllWOl'tll, E. Ansley J. Cooper, J. Cotter Row 2-R. Searfoss, E. Mowery, R. Stchleton, K. Best, E. Miller, M. Ashworth, B. Cain, J. Mor rison, N. Bennett, P. Sterrett, C. Rider Ron' 3-Y. Henderson. R. Griffin. E. Hack, A. Barkley, M. Hemlersmi, ,l. ,le-m-s, ll. Miller, B Silva-rl. l.. Puller. l.. Evans Bird Study Discussion of bird habits and other aspects of nature stucly . . . reports by meni- bers on magazine articles . . . spring field trips . . . observing native birds . . . Mr. Smith serving as director . . . securing a better understanding of nature . . . 0l7FlCEltS I'residenl - ---- - PATRICIA STERRI-:rr Vice-president - - WILLIAM MILLIER Secretary - - - RODGER DUPES Treasurer - - RODGER DUPES Reporter . - BETTY MINES severity-folrr Row I -B. X.k'I'llliili0Il, B. :Xlcxamler D. Rice. C. Canals-I'. H. Craig. Y. Shim-. .l. Burden. .l. Gos- wn. C. Parle-tie Run' 2 F. Sanlagnicla. T. iilPllt lJy. D. X-f'l'llliliiUIl. C. Kl'hll l'. D. Gellring. J. illappvr. J. FI'4'll1'll Run' fl C. Mill:-r. D. Kemp. -I. Stone. .l. i,ll3lll0Il. ll. lf. Wonlswawr. J. MI-lIliI1lo4-lg. U. lxinlxle-. 0. Eclwards, ll. Mclllain, li. Miller Gutcioor Life Studying hunting and fishing laws . . . learning proper lIlCll10li of gun shooting . . . identifying animals by tracks . . . practicing safety while engaging in outdoor sports . . . methods of mounting birds and animals . . . iI1 charge of Mr. Wool- wcaver . . . OFFICERS PI'6Sl.d6Ilf - ---- - CMH. KESLI-Ilt Vice-pras1Zflen,I FRANK SANTIGUIDA Secretary - - VIRGINIA SHINE Treasurer - - Josmvn FRENCII S!'17CIlfjf-ffl? Row I -Paulina llulx-1'cli4-l, Nellie Gossarxl, Donna l'lancv, Leona ,l arris, Loren Barnes, Grotvllcn Diehl. Betty ,l'l2ll'l'lH, Patty Hearn, Phyllis lClcy, Mary Matson Row 2 -Maxine Gossett. Margaret Haliena. .Xngeline 5l8l1iCll. Nlary Rohr. Don llntchinson. Hob .lonf--. .lov RlllIl4H'l'x. Phyllis llinkley. Donna xlf'f:lll'llH:ll'ls. Be-tty llmw-ll. Yirgginia Skelly. Shirley ,le-nks Comwolei Trips to loval florists . . . club periods planned by supervisors. Miss joseph and Miss Dempster. to create interest in nature . . . studying plant life in all phases . . . instructions on selection of seeds for gardening . . . Clulm colors, rerl and white . . Club flower, the American Beauty Rose . . 0l I lCl9iliS I'residen1 - - - - - - BETTY HowE1.L lliee-presiflenf - - AIARGARI-IT HALIENA Secretary - - PHYLLIS BINKLEY 7ll'6ClSllI'gl' - PIIYLLIS BINKLEY Reporter - lVlAXlNl'I GOSSETT severzty-six Rau' I-- Toni Hyde. 'Nlariin Yfoomlmlr-H. Burl Shops. Frzlnk Calif-Il. Ne-il llennun. Carl Ke-sivr. 1 rvl Dork, Hub lioitisirf' Hou' 2- Kennrtli Wall. liiulluwi liurllf-ll, Rob:-rl 'Iw0l'llIillS0ll. Warn-n Mullin-ii. Rolwrl ixifiilll S Hou snip Ink Ilu lon limi I0 .lmnes -' ..a Senior Hi-V Group swims at the MY . . . meeting jointly with Hi-Y club of Central . . . Hua sl speakers featured at various meetings . .. short get-togethers in office of Mr. H011 Kewl. vluin supervisor . . . round-table discussions inviufiing :ivory momlwr 5lNbllF0l'illgilIlIli-'Fl'-Qlillllf'1lillll'1'0lll'Fily4'ill' . . . . I,l'l'Silll?llf - Ivl.l'l?-IPl'9SI.llPIIf S!'I'l'9llIl'y - TI't'llSll l't'l' OFIVIK IICRS .Yl'L'l'lIl'Y-.SPl'4'Il iVIAlu,lix W1btTDlDl'Il,l - lJuuuci.Do1:ix - NliIII.IllCNNON - lwcnix t.i'i'i.r:r'i Row I-.loycv Whitney. Daisie Jones. Mary Williams Ku14'Z- lloris Shan, .loan Simpson. Yormun Whitney, William Wilson, l'allri1'iu llrovlx. .Killa-lial titlllfl Debate Hard, long reference work . . . that smug, justified feeling that comes from win- ning a contest . . . enjoyable trips out-of-town . . . pointers and corrections from Mr. Smith, faculty advisor . . . assembly program giving student body idea of debate work . . . up-to-date questions to be understood . . . last minute preparations before entering u uonlesl . . . seventy-eight Row I- -Anna Langle, Marjorie Fair. Dorothy .livery Row 2 -V-Mary Conlon, Mary Werff. Gertrude- Clifton, Mary l,on lfrzinu Co-op Club meetings held by girls participating in Co-op work . . . theater parties . . . discussing phases of business encountered in previous day's work . . . Miss Constant directing work and play . . . relaxing after a long, hard day . . . small group doing great things . . . distinction of having first Co-op Club at South . . . OFFICICRS Presirlent - - - - - - MARY VV!-:Rl-'lf V ice-president - - ANNA LANGLI-3 Secretary - - 'MARY Golilvoiw TI'l'fl.VllI'4?f - - lVlAR.IoltIli Fill: seventy-nine Row I-D. FPI'Ql:llHOIl, C. lfigggiiis, T. Hyman, A. Hiflennur, I.. Iivinwtt, E, Buycd, B. Ranngu, M. 'Vun9cl1oy0k, M. Starling, li. Russ, R. Nlll'tgzgest.el', P. Bullock Row 2-V li. Conklin. M. Cillispie-. B. lsenliart. D. Kvpllurt. H. l'lill'1'l?4. l'. Binklvy. M. Juclkins. li. Ssmrcls. D. Phillip-. li. Ramlaa l'. liultlell. P. Ream Ron' 3- ,-X. lirallatn. W. xlt'l'llllllg. Y. Cauglnnan. N. l.utf-s. J. Dunning. Wi. Nivllols. R. llatlwll. I.. ll21l1ll11f'I'. R. Kult. l'. f.atl1-tt. G. BiF'I'l1l2iIl. P. Beaumont. U. Roush Razr-1-R. Dvnimn. T. llyalv. ll. Severna W. Hunlovk. W. Smith. D. Slabanglt. D. Rive. lil. llamlun. R. Lam. ll. Kinklff. ti. Young, D. Partee Senior Clwoir Vnivvs liltvfl in tlw slruins of iiolll' Alina lVlalPr . . . tryouts for Solo parls . . . lung lrlut: mlmus unml gultl slulais . . . the inspiring lll'4N'PSSlUll2ll willl liglltflcl vantllvs in llw CllI'lSlIlI2lt-3 Sffrviw-s . . . vumrerl all Lima Open l'l0I'llIll . . . lVll'. Tvmpelas lirvlc-ss nffforls in training ymtng voice-s . . . thc- lu-alutiful progrann at the Thanksgiving ff-nnv hu ... 0l4'l ICl'IRS Pl'CSlill0lll - - - - - RAY LAWS Vice-p1'esi1lenl - PEGGY GOLDEN 'l'1-vaxufw - WANDA lVlICCIl.l.lN12 Pliglllwt' Left In right-Lucy Bennett, Donna Ferguson, Mary Gillespie, Carolyn Figgins, Marilyn Judkins. Helly lNllllQ.Ef'Slf'l', Pauline Bullock, Wanda Mefllling, Peggy Colden Qctette Practicing for special assemblies . . . rushing around looking pretty in white hlouses and dark skirts . . . learning semi-classical and popular music alike . . . heing coached hy Mr. Tempel, director of the choir . . . preparing programs for teachers' meetings . . . working as part of senior choir . . . singing as a form of enjoyment for school-goers and outsiders. c1'gl4ly-one Row 17ll11UgPlll Fisher. Martha Pvpple Row 2-Kathleen Lyons. Eve-lyn llassan, Margarq-I Sonwrs, Barliaru Hinkley, Uarlraru lluhn. Dor- othy Sterrfltt Row fl Shirlvy Dowcll, ,loan l.ylle-, llarliura fklvxamla-r, Murijniw Sli-plian. Virginia Singleton Row A1--Nlurilyn Clark. Paulinf' llullovk. .ll'Zlllllt' BI'HQl'k'P Red Cross M?I1lll6TS rapresenting each home room . . . utility kits for Sf'I'VlCf5 man . . . making hospital slippers for wounclarl soilclffrs . . . collecting games for use in camps . . . Miss Cupp supervising mvinliership drive . . . sponsors of the making ol Christ- mas menus and Easter favors lor hospital trays . . . educational kits with sc-hool supplies for European cliiltlrvn . . . OITFICICRS Presiflenl - - - - - BARBARA ALlcxANnm: Vice-presiflenl - - DELMA Kmnns Secrelary - SIIIRLICY Tnoivlrsow Tl'f'HSIlI'f?I' SHIRLICY Tnomvsow eighty-tivo Row I---Samson Clark, William Britton. Dick Boggs, Roller! Schafer, Fred Wings-I Row Zvlloward Brown, Nvillizun Cl:-nwns, Mr. Hanson, llolwrl llicv, Warrvn Moyers lnclustrlal Arts Discussions of industrial arts . . . practicing industrial arts' provoflliws . . . shop work during clulw periods . . . studying machines and their uses . . . evaluating pro- cesses used in shop Work . . . self-chosen projects ...' linislicd products ol p1'ucti4wzll uses . . . dog tags made for individual uso . . . Mr. Hanson. supervisor . . OFFICERS President - - - - - Ronam SCIIAI-'ER Reporter WILI.IfXRI BR1TToN Pigllly-Ill ree Rou' 1 K. Ride-nour. T. Glover. K. .-Xl:-xaniler. Z. Zuerchrr. J. Seng. Y. Be-neclivl. S. Roinev. ll. Fairhurn. B, Preble-. D. Wehing:-r. li. Nlivhae-1. D. Logan i Row 2- -H. Nungesle-r, E. Strickland, B, Heil, L. Ilamnn-r, P. Dolsou, H. Quillin. B. Soullu-rs, ll. Nlrzflreary. .I. McCoy, IJ. Bowman. ll. Shook Raw 3-f-T. Hyrle. P. Colds-n. J. Tomlinson. ll. Cunningham. B. Frirllm-5. S. llolilsln-rry. ll. P1-i'lr1'. l. M4-Kinm-5. B. Rundas. P. Bullock. ll. Wilson, G. lfagy pep Club Planning assembly programs . . devising chvvrs . . . training neu cllve-rleaflfus . . . Miss AIllSlUlZ as the energetic supervisor . . . Shirley Colclslwrry llUl'I'il flly carrying out her cluties as presiflont . . . exciting preparations for each game . . . wvaring of the hlue and golcl . . .ambitious yelling nhivh clrivf-s our tvzuns to more victories . . . displaying the tru? school spirit . . . OIVFICIQRS President - - - - Sunni.:-:Y Connsrncnny Virze-presirlenl - LOUIS HAMMER Secremry - - - - liI5'I l'Y RAMMS Treasurer - - 111:01 sums: Toxunsox vlgllly-fuzzr Row 1- .l. Thomas, l'. Sterrett, Z. Zueruher, D. Evans, J. Gatchel, S. Roeder. P. Plikerd, li. Lon B. lsenhart, Nl. Stvphan. J. Davis. L. Perkins. B. llarris, B. McBride, P. Moyler Run' 2-R. Poling, N. Fairhurn, li. Brumfielrl, C. Ftanich, M. Williams, S. Dowell, M. Wt-stlmax M. Rinvr, M. Piggins, D. Arlnstrong, P. Bailey, H. Nnngester, li. Mason, A, Hinds Row 3- -M. Craft. R. llontzer, S. Gorham, B. Holloway. L. Downing, 'l'. Hullinger. J. Hutchison P. Riggle, D. West. D. Watkins, D. Henderson, M. Judkins, I. Ley, P. Gaines, M. LaFollette Ron' -1 -B. Donovan. C. Corrello. 1. Harmon. D, Shafer. J. Franks. li. Hom-ll. B. Fairhnrn llnnlovk, E. Smith, ll. Thompson, D. Morton Junior Choir Young, eager, voices blended in harmony . . . each IHCIIIDCTQS hope for future participation in the Senior Choir . . . preparing for the Christmas Vesper Services . , . Miss Rossfeld earnestly competing with Mr. Telnpel . . . joy in the freedom of singing . . . President Secretary Treasurer - OFFICIQRS eiglzty-f1'v1v GENE CoRRELLo MARILYN RINER LEWIS ScuRE11sr:R Row I-E. Lantzenln-is:-r. M. Ross, B. Sluckey. E. Stedcke. H. Sll'l'l't'll, J. Farris, J. Statler. J. Cramer, B. Luffler. l.. McGrir-xy, M. P1-pple. J. llarrison, P. Snyder. J. Thomas, B. Rigel, J. McKinney Raw 2--R. L1-ffel, W. Smith, E. Sykes, D. Hobbs, M. Hadsell, M. Magnuss, S. Walser, B. Ekstrom, B. Mines, Nl. Bacome, M. Yam-l, C. Kriok, B. Acoonntius, 'l'. Coon, T. Wendelmoot, Row 3-L. Wagner. D. Wheeler. C. Walli. D. Reese. M. Putman. P. Donovan. B. Francis. P. Rolfes. J. Huebner. B. Rutledge. J. Linvoln. Xl. Bushey. N. Ohler. Nl. Steiger. D. Stern-It Row -I -R. Snr-ary. J. I.:-y. E. Jolliff, C. Corrvllo, L. NICKQ-f:. D. Slfillllll J esters Seventh grade dramatic club . . . Mrs. Taylor coaching plays and skits presented during cluh periods . . . some patriotic plays given . , . We'll Do Our Parti' 6Star for a Day . stage business . . I'res1Zde1m - Vice-pre.siden1 Secretary - Treasurer - Imagination . . . play selection and practices . . . learmnv OFIVICILIRS eighty-xix - THOMAS Coon BJARTHA PEPPLE MARGOT BUSHEY ROBERT STERRETT f X6 K, Viggw 4 ' A, mx' :WEE is.. , wr' gg W . n 61' WNW Hou' I- H. Sli:-lly, D, Jnrmlan. T. W0-illey. F. Rolla-r, .l. Billlgllllllill. P. Xlaxxlnurr, D. llulmlif-ll Row 2- N. llunrucl, N. llvnnun, II. Sift-rrl, B. Mcilinnis, D. Gross, li. Kcrslxner. H. Crows Kon' fi- li. llasingvr. U. llcfm-r. ff. 'l'uclu-r. l'. Cuunlf. Nlr. Bloom. B. lluff. R. Laws. ll. H+m.1u F. llmxartl ll ll xll'IlllN'l'S ll3XlllQQ lctlvrs in any fit-ld of sports . . . rlisuussiinis ovvr gnocl am lmacl points of previous contests . . . group talks . . . Mr. Blooin, supervisor, giving Ill structinns . . . informal meetings . . . blackboard illustrations . . . trick devices for last. all-out effort . Pl'r'.9irle11l - liice-presirlenl, - St't'I'6fUl'j' - Tl'l?fISlll'6l' - 0I FlCl'lHS eigllly-scvclz Finch llmsmmlm IJALE JORDAN - DAN Grxoss RALPH SHI-ILLY Row I-J. Pierce, D. Carey, R. Whetsel. T. Mauk. R. Long. N. Downing. P. Akerman, C. John son. K. White. B. Mathevs. A. Tippie. J. Franks, ll. Pauff, L. Schreiber, L. Miller, R. Arulre-us Row 2-N. Myers, B. Hunlock, J. Malloy. J. Wagner, B. Hayes, C. Clifton, J. Root, Mr. Bowers, ll Wheeler, E. Smith, D, Putt, B. Bacome, N. Pence, J. Meyer, B. Coon, J. Cordon Row 3-C. Wright. E. Altstaetter. R, Neal, B. Donovan, C. Corrs-llo. P. Converse. F. Polnlnili. It Yassar, D. Cathcart. D. Stanich, J. Harmon, C. Lusk, B. Mitchell, P. Kennedy. E. llollar. R. TIIOIIIUS, D. Ridenour, J. Rupcrl S lcul I Mr. Bowers hopefuls . . . long practices . . . reviewing previous games . . . fu- ture athletic stars . . . efforts to improve sportsmanship . . . pre-game excitement . . . chalk talks and hurriedly sketched diagrams . . . preparation for participation on the varsity teams. . . competition with other freshman teams . . . OFFICERS President - ---- RICHARD THOMAS Vice-president - - JAMES PIERCE Treasurer - - BERKLEY VASSAR Reporter - - JOHN Roor eighty-eight R 1 lflle mf, Maxiiuld Ronald D45IllliH4Tll Richard Samlorson, Paul Hosuck nu L be , , How 2 Ruger AI'4'lN'l', .lllllll ZlIl'I'Cll1'I'. lim-ml Blair, Allu-I llinklv. Rnlworl llaulsr-ll Stage Crew liehincl the 5901105 . . . work und sum-al . . . iwvlxs uf planning . . . last minuh uluuiges . . . Mr. George Maxfielcl, masterful Clil'ClZl,O1', short in stature, but milfllly in power . . . training required lu manipulate apparatus . . . scrvic-es rewarded with gifts at the end of the year . . . President - I '1'ee-pr'esz'c1er1l Seerelary - Treasurer Reporter - OFFICERS eighty-nine using stage lingo Iioelau ARCHER jmm ZUERCHER Iiomziu' HADSELL Romzwr HADSELL i-XLBERT HINKLE Row I--J. Ogle. A. Cary. C. Beasley. J. lierslilwrger. M. Kraft. G. Eclniiston. J. Boyer. S. Dowvll, J. Conrail, J. Morrison. M. Campbell. P. Rolmenalt, L. Lulu-. N. Sterling. U. Snurr How 2- J. Cheney. M. Davis. R. Slelilf-lon. N. Mvinvn. R. fiasll. M. Figgins, J. Mvinvn. J. Rut- lmlge. lf. U1-fnney. N. l-light, B. Jackson, A. llintls. M. Higlit Row 3-E. Brumfielml, J. McCoy, M. Sleek. F. Hi:-asong. H. Brinsfielxl, M. Dnpes. M. Clark. R. Clifton. J. Houscwortli, B. Sterling, l. Nivlsen. Nl. Briggs, R. Cary Eiglwtlw Grade Girl Reserves Planning of cluli projects . . . Miss Fridley supervising . . . counsel with the other Girl Reserve organizations . . . studying and clisvussing etiquette . . . making arrangements for parties . . . looking forward to participation in future clubs . . . OFFICERS President - - ---- - NIARILYIN CLARK Vice-presidenl - - JANET Housawonrn Secretary - - BARBARA MCDONALD Treasurer - - BARBARA MCDONALD nincly Row I-C. Cunningham, B. Stuckey. J. Beech, J. Thomas. R. Culp. C. Young, P. LeYesque. B. Priestap, B. Accountius, E. Casey, B. Sroufe, K. Lyons, J. Harrison, H. Beebe, M. Pepple Row 2-P. Davis, S. Walser, J. Archer, M. Shaw, B. Cummings, .l. Farmer, P. Neff, C. Brown, B. Maywlioor, B. Binkley, D. Ream, M. Bacome, B. Biederman, S. McAnally Row 3-N. Miller, B. Francis, M. Magness, J. Mason, B. Miner, .l. Stuckey, R. Dowell. .l. Shade. M. French, B. Haliena. S. Emerson, l. Fisher, A. Smith. D. Sterrett, P. Eley. B. Bradford Row 4-M. Putman. P. Rolfe-s. .l. Bowersoek, P. Donovan. E. Kundert. J. Ley. F. Beidelschies. J. Huebner, Sl. Gibson, P. Conkle, P. Dotson, N. Knierim, R. Sneary, J. Lincoln, M. Davis, B. Cox Seventh Grade Girl Reserves Novelty of first club meeting to newcomers to South High School . . . learning rules and ideals as set up by the club . . . parties at the Y. W. C. A .... getting ac- quainted with Miss Fridley. club director . . . combining fun with useful Girl Re- serve activities . . . group singing . . . final elections signifying end of year . . . OFFICERS President - - - - - SONDRA liivtsuson Vice-president - PATRICIA DoNovAN Secrelary - - NIARILYN SHAW Treasurer - PATRICIA Romflcs ninety-one Row le -f D. West, T, Hullinger, l.. Downing, J. Sanford, D. Patten. I . Payne, A, Cary, M. Piper IJ. Baker, ll. Lewis, F. Stumpp, D. Bitler, R. Line, H. lloldcn, P. .l ranks Hou' 2- J. Micliael, B. McDonalul. B. Sliaule-r, J. Cll4 lN'f'. F. llissong. N. Gardner. N. Meinen, .l. Boyer, J. Rutledge. J. Mooney. Fairburn. B. Harris. NI. Higln. P. Robenall, B. Moneer Row 3vR. Cary. li. Carroll. M. Figgins. 5. Dowell. J. Mr-inen. C. Bnrflen, R. Clifton, D. Shafer, J. llmnes. ll. Dupa-s, J. llullinger. B. lSf'Illlill'l. E. Long. A. llinrls. l'l. Keller Eighth Grade Dramatic Presenting radio skit The Knave of Hearts over W.L.O.K .... holding try- outs for Junior High Talent Show presented in assembly . . . learning stage direc- tions . . . Miss Rozellen Kelley supervising activities . . . club year brought to end with a picnic . . . 0l l IClQllS President - ---- Dunuzx SHAPE!! Secretary - - JACK SHINE Treasurer - - JEAN BUYER 11.i1l.ety-two 9 A good beginning makes 21 had encling . . . how natural . . . fair Southern clalnsels . . . victory gardeners . . . a long. lon whistle . . . gay glamour gals . . . seniors after one of Mr. Freshwatefs tests . . . why. Darrel . . . wolf in tigeris clothing . . . lost dignity . . . me. hig chief wahoo . . . tskl tsk! . . . look al those grins . . . greetings. gates . . . beau brummels. eh . . . hunk of feminine beauty . . . arriving or leaving. Don and Rog , . . will this new-r enrl . . . gruesome . . . all flressefl up . . . oomphl . . the entll ninety-three I THINK ATHLETICS ARE THE MOST POPULAR OF THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THEY AFFORD RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR STUDENTS. THE HIGH- LIGHT OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON WAS THE ANNUAL SOUTH-CENTRAL THANKS- GIVING GAME. SOUTH DEFEATED CENTRAL IN A SPECTACULAR GAME THAT WAS PLAYED IN THE FIRST SNOWFALL OF THE SEASON. OTHER ATHLETIC CONTESTS IN BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, GOLF, AND TRACK HAVE MADE A NAME FOR SOUTH AMONG THE OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOLS OF OHIO. WE, THE STU- DENTS OF SOUTH HIGH ARE VERY PROUD OF THE WAY IN WHICH OUR FELLOWS LIVE UP TO THE TEN COM- MANDMENTS OF ATHLETICS. ALTHOUGH, AT MANY TIMES, OUR FELLOWS HAD OPPOR- TUNITIES TO BREAK THESE COMMANDMENTS, THEY PROVED THEMSELVES GOOD SPORTS. ninety-four Si' 4 A 'T-fa ev- .1 aan 1 . .1 Football JACKHAl'KilllX1XN Ginnis, R. Roush. A, Conrad, D, Gross, R. Laws, C, Tucker, R. Rowrl-J. Ii:-xuixhmnn. E. Kershner. R, Howard, F. Howard. R. Mc- CHARLES S111-'gl v 'll1'l1bbl1's pg,,Sing,.r 'aCl1111ui,1'ey Junior: 5' 7 L, I 1107 Row 2-R. Johnson, W. Hunlock, G. Johoske. R. Day, C, Siferd, N. 'lunilgz 'W 51: NW, I'U ndb w W9-W lf H.-nmm, n. Hubbm-ll, 1-1. Smith, G, si-himr, v. Conrad, o. lo-emh OU 5 ' W 'Y 1' tvrman V brains ol' the tvrman - played squad at the quartm-rlxxwk Row 3--D. Coats, F. Crider, D. Kinklv, T. Woolley, E. Hollar, H. Hllurd - ' C0-Clivlalll spot - co-c'apl.:iin lu-xt Y Sn-vi-rns, R, Umipz, .l. Downing, D, Downton, P. Mawhorr, J. From-h, lvl' Il0Xf SPH?-IOTI your R. Grovvs. R, Younis' WIC WON South 19 ,... W .,., .Fostoria ,.,,.,,.. ., ,. 6 South 41 .... ,.,,.Cinciuuali Norwood 0 South 19 .... ,.,, , Marion Harding ., , 6 South 21 .. ,,,,, Findlay A,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Sulllll 20 ,, V lwaryg V W O South 13 .,,.,Ceuli':il ., 0 l rod Howard'-V 'H1'vl'lf11IH6,, Wadi- Coliiils--A- 1'elc', S1-nior-5' 11 ,195 pounds-thrw-- Sophomorv 6' 1 155 pounds V yn-ar lvtterman st:-nr fullback and one-yi-nr In-It--rman he-ld down the captain of the squad this past sea- left 4-nd spot heform- going into Soil sr-rvivv Arlo f:Ill1I'3dihlJP0f'071-Q lizlwurd Basinger-'lHr111ie Sophomoregzi' 11'2 ---155 pounds- Sophoniore+6' 1 165 lD0l1Y1KiS--0I'lf'- two-year letterman held down thi- your If-tterman-good end, both de- riyht lzwkle spot feusivvly and offensively Cliflon Tuczlu-r -'gCliff ,lofi Fri-nrh - Chow Sophomori- 6' 1 195 pounds - S0IJh0m0Fl' 5' 6 -140 P01101 two-year li-ttvrman V V playa-d an Olli'-yvlil' NU-9I'H'l8Yl V0f'Y fafii rugged 11-ff, tackle shifty pluyi-d left half :firmly-si x' 1? 4. 1 Roller! llowarml-l'Tulf' Senior ti' 180 pounds throw-- year lvttn-rmzxn plnyml right hull' did moral. of the passing and puntinll D011 Cllalsgnspefuln Seniorf6' 0 160 pounds f three Senior H -f-165 pounds -one-year year letterman a tough vluylr I0 letterman scrappy and reliable-f Nike Ullf 'D1HYPfl left Fllafll Y'1fW 'l 'PH 'Ward U Robert Grow s Slublw ll ss - j Don lluhbell-4 lllllllllyl, Junioruzh, 6 158 pounds two Sophomoru 5' 5 - 160 pounds Aonv- year letlvrmun playul llkhl, and year lvttvrman small, but scrappy left halilrmk vary hml to -play:-d right hall' and fnlllmark UMD Canton Lincoln ,,,,. South Columbus North , SOl1ll1 Miflclletown , 501161 Hamilton S0Ulll Mansfield 5011111 Robert McGinnis-f'Clippv Junior 5' 11 -185 pounds --- two- Junior E 5' 9U -' 155 pounds ' Une' yem. letterman-played 8 rough year Aletterman - -played both end game at right end and nght half Roland R0u5h.. Sh0,-gy', X ivlor Conrad- Iron Vic Junior - 6' 6 - 183 pounds - one- JUY1i0l'g5' 1014 -158 Y0UY1dS 'ODE year letterman-played right tackle YFBY letterman'-played a very -V-vvry tough on defense wllgh game Ht 00htGI' Frank CriderH B1ul Ed Kershner Musrlc s Junior- -5' 6 --145 pounds-.0m.. Junior -- 5' 8 160 pounds one year lettermanu -pluyvd a, good, von- year' 191-f-vim-In fast -md Shlffy sistent game at fullback runner at the left hull' spot, Basketball Row l-ll, Kinkle, D, Jordan. I . Howard, R. Roush. IS. Huwarsl. IC. K:-rshnt-r Row 2-G, Svhiffvr, NV, Hmvzml, t', Tuckvr, J. linugzhnmn. R. Small, lt, .lulunstm f WE YVOY South 57, .,,, . ,,,,,Blul'ftou , 11.1 Suuth 46, ,,,Dayton Rcmsfwcll, ,, 40 South 52 ,,,, ,,,,, V au Wvrt Y , 50 South 53 . 7 .Wapakfmcla H 1119 South 34 ,,,, , ,Central ,, 26 South 54, ,,,, 7 ,Siclllvy 53 Snuth 52 ,,,, St. Marys 30 an-k BElIlgll!11Zlll NSf0IIt'llIlIll'fVl' Kill ll:-urge Svhiffvr 'lBl111bles uuim' T - 1435 puumls one-year lvttvr- 30I1hUm0l'Q F 165 Wlllmls 'W UH' man substitutv xzuarml fast and ,Quml nu lt-ttvrnman f- substitute i1x1al'dff'Hw411I mlm-ft-uso shut tuufrh Ou th-fn-use Ria-hurnl .l1rlu1snn-- IJirl.1':' lflrflln Kit-lxurll Small 'D1'r'l-'- Junior IU 165 pounds nm--year let- .luniur tl' U 155 l lllU'lS Um'-XVIII' 101' termzm substitute furwurll youd ball tt-rnmu substituted at furwarsl and centvr handlvr Lmuzh on deff-mac - 1:04141 on pivot shots Don Kinkle--V - N0se,' Slnxhonxure 5' IOM, 155 pounds' one- ym-zu' lm-tu-rmunff--good ball handler and guml ut faking llillflvx'-eigfll I 1 lt Basketball Row I-J. Wagnvr, R. Mitchell, E. Hollar, R. Thomzis, J. Hur- S1Julh's popular Oscar , which was alvvaws n uidtnu 'il mon, ll. Vassar games Row 2-.l, Myors, li. ivizatli--w, C. Vlfright, G. Joluison, R. VVh1-I- sn-l, ll. K':1i'i-y WE LOST Sl. johns A Dayton Fzliiwiew Findlay ,, , Celina , Spriiigfivlcl Hamilton Nlldfil4 llHS'll H Mulisficld ,, Central Rwwbert llowa1'll-- - Tub Scnior- IS' 0 180 pounds- three-your lot- ,erman shnrpshootiny, lm-ft-handed for- ward--continuons throat all season lfil Kvi'slixu'r - iW1ls1'les'7 ,39 ,417 t 37 7 52 Hi-ll l 2:1 51 , 414, t6'l, t South South South Soulll South South S1 ruth South South Froxl lloward- ful ru dm Svnior 5' 11 -195 pounds tl tt s tt-rnvin playf-rl guard d loiwnrml i l nlili- point-maker find good lull hinillmi ull- ,lormlzin ll 191411237 Junior- 5' Sl 165 pounds-one-year let- Svltifll' 5' 7 N30 l70llY1dS lhY'9P Year 1 if-rmun hi-ld flown forward position-in if-rmnn vuntuin this vast S91-HOD EDU' fast :mil reliable point-maker bull hzlnlllcr with plenty of scrlp Roland Roush Shorty Junior G' 5 Q H5 pounds one-year let- tvrnian plnyvrl pivot man good on thu liun kliou rll nilzely-nilie Coaches Baseball Left to right-J. Bowers, assistant in football and basketball: D. Cling- aman, assistant in football and basketball: H. Woolws-:ivn-r, zithletir llirvctor and track: B. Bloom, football. basketball. uni 1-oaolii G. Miller. t'1lllillI'Ill'llt munauvr I luis:-lmll I A 1 i Row l-D. Loar. M. Wise-, R. Wl'l't1-'l'llM'l'1,l'l'l'. li, Smi J. Schaublin, l'. M4-Cluin, Row 2-I . Koller, N. Hvnnon, IQ, Howzirml, li. Maxwho D. Hulibn-Il Row 3-I . Crirlor, J. MvMullen. li. Smith, ll. Vassar, Wright Row 4-W. Howurll. G. Sn-hifl'vr, J. l1'r1-nm-h, U. Ura li. VVh1'tsc-I Muscle building activities . . . our genial voaching slaff . . . como on. boys, make a -shlll1lPl'M . . . cinder-path record breakers . . . water-boi. where arf' you hiding? .. Track Row I-J. Bauxzhman, E. Ke-rshner, E. Hollar, J. Mason ll, Groves, J. Woolley, G. Bierman, N. Grigsby Row 2-H. Sevcrns, B, Mawhorr, R. Thomas, C. Sifvrd A, Conrad, W. Ove-rly, C. Kessler, W, Nichols, A ltstam-tter Row 3-G. Johuske, R. Morris, J. Stowe, C. Tuckvr, Mr. Woulweavor. R. Roush, E. Basingt-r. W. McClain, 1' Catlett, R. Craisz, R, Day Student Managers Left to right-Lynn Downing. Paul Sprague, Paul Akvr- man, Rim-hard Long, Rirharil Andrews one 11 u mlrwl Seniors Juniors Left to right--.loan Gnssctt. Norma Vmilc, liunnie- Smilli. Row 1-C. Bropzzin, J. McClain, E. lluym-ll, G, Shook. J Mary Lou Muysfrs, Georgia VVzlr4l. Alien- Spraguv, Michael Rus 2 M Sonfirrls K MQKQ-eve1'.G. Williams. M. VVQ-sl Gvraldine Rirlvnuur 1' -- . , I.. Farris, li. Allvn, l'. Jackson l , U D Q Girls Atliletic Association liilvx'-grade uumpclilimi . . . spcmlliall. lbaslcetliall. liaclniiuton, volleyball, sllufflu- Illini-il . . . 1'o111oliii ' liclicr s orlsiiizuisliii . . . avlivilicjs suaervisvml lif lVliss Cillelliw P lo P l l 5 . . . luncllvs hurrivrlly valvn . . . ilWllNlllIg letters zmil pins . . . mcimiries of exciting 2illlll'F . . . K l:l'CSl'ilTlZD SODl10lTlOl'ZS Row 1--R. Nlll111L'Sl1'l', C. Carr, E. Ilnvvarll, N, Ilroflbccls, Row 1--N. Gossnrml, Nl, Gossett, A. Stunicli, J, Qllvll S. Sifcrd by, S. Romoy Row 2-D. Mawlmrr, D. Grn-enlanil, ll. Houtzcr, C. Bus- Row 2--R, Se-ng, R. Rhoda. R. Counts. A. Ewing, l inger, M. Neuman, J. Whitney, J. Curl Porter, J. Conn, E. Hilyard mm lizuzdrefl om' Freslwman Football Homecoming King and Queen Mr. Bmwrs' lmpe-fills . , . Hnlii-rl lllwm-5, king. Carolyn Uslmrn. 1llN'l'll. :mil In-r zlllvnflanls . . . llw c'l1i'c'i'l1'zulvl's ull svl for llu' lm'mimliw' jvll . . . l-lllllll' nuisv- Illlllil'l'S . . . Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders T. calmer. L. Hammer, in Gaia iiri. N, in -iif-- im, P, srarren, H. H. Quillin. S. Goldslu-l'l'y Casey, J. Norris Olll' IIIIIIIIITII fIl'0 : a+--'rw-exf -M 'C Nickname My best friends Most exciting date Football games I attended Favorite Color Favorite Flower Basketball games I attended Plays I liked best My most embarrassing moment Hobby Ambition DEAR DIARY, Finally I've received that coveted sheepskin-my reward for twelve years of hard U1 labor. Although at times it has been drudgery, there have also been moments of great enjoyment and satisfaction. I am sure we all took great pride when we dedicated our 1945 Pot 0' Gold to all future classes at dear old South High School. So long, dear diary! l THE 1945 Por 0' GOLD STAFF one hundred three IIIG IIIIUCYJQ THE Llmn Punto Ensnnvlnts co LlmR OHIO Halftones Zmc Etchnngs lrocess Color Engravxngs Ben Day Llnc Izngravxngs Ben Day Color l:ngrax ings College and School Annual hngravmgs Electrotypes Mats and Stereotypes for Newspaper Adver txsmg Offset Plates Photo rctouchlng NVash Drawtngs an Layouts for Catalogs Bulletms Adverttsmg Folders Btoadsxdes Packages l etterheads Labels Trtde Paper Advertisements e of your products for reproductxons tn Catalogs Folders for all advertxsmg and commercnal purposes Salesmens Portfoltos Colored Photographs Spe tal171ng ln Modern Photography that wlll help to sell your products Job asstgn ments a specxalty 90043 0 c I a 1 e I A .... J ..- X . . . Line Drawings .t Modern Designs Q d . . . ' one lzundrcd four DIAMONDS WATCHES . 'J-V -F12 rvln, . E Yfflfslel ff' 44. 1' JEWELRY SYOUI - f' LIMA 5 Ol-IUC 129 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio Wxannwc Rmcs S1LvERwA1m Peerless Coal 81 Supply Co. 328-30 E. Kibby St. Ph. 4-0181 COAL, BUILDING SUPPLIES, GASOLINE, ICE J. PAUL TIMMERMAN Pres.-Cen. Mgr. C om plim ents of Courtney Machine Shop Compliments of Seitz Insurance Agency 1101-2 Colonial I inam'c Bldg. Underwriters: Lima Teachers Work-Fight-Y f Give-Make Democracy Live Compliments of CCPELANDS RE CE Panni Blarket Cor. Pi rmc- and Elm Sts. HIGHEST QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES SEALTS CLEA ER Better Dry Cleaning Expert Fur Cleaning Modern Storage Phone 4-T461 310 W. Market Sl. one hundred five 'iffrerlil al Har! is Smarl mul Easy I0 Slnrfu UOIIIPITIIICIIIS of CASEY'S lfvrnplimenls of SllICl,l,lCY DAIRY Lima. Olnin 330 S. Pino St. VO. C0lI1,IJ1l'lII,6lIfS of LliE'S T20 West High Street Lima, Ohio GORDON? lHf1AlVl'Y SHOP l'hom- 2-0181 255 N. Main Sl lfomplinzents of ICLM ICR HOIJA BARBER SHOP 081 St. Johns Ave. COIIIPITIYIQIIIS Of llACKlQNBERGER'S MARKET N. WI. Corner Main and Kihhy 0 :Taxi Time Try BUTLERIS DRUG STORE QIOUH' llgylgj Mah' and Kiblfy Sis- 138 N. Main Sl. Phone 3-0091 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '45 COAT'S MOTOR SALES 72734 Corner Vine and St. Johns Lima one hunrlrefl six Our entire organization extends to each one of you individually our heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS HATS-SHOES orris Bros. 2l 7-I9 N. Main Street MW here the Fellows Buy Their Clothes EDUCATION FOR FREEDOM The founders of the Republic recognized that only an educated American could and would preserve Freedom. We are proud of the way in which graduates of South High are serving America now-- and we know that members of the class of '45 will likewise do their part. Hearty Congratulations from Lima's Oldest Bank! The Metropolitan Bank of Lima, Ohio Safe and Helpful Since 1890 W. li. Noonan Compliments to the Senior Class of 1945 Co 220 West Market St.. Lima, Ohio L. J Anus P. PEI-xo'r DO STUDIO We Photograph . . :: Anything :: Anytime :: Anywhere Phone 2-3481 Lima, Ohio May We Serve You Again ----IQ-i-!----I-l!-l--u one hundred seven Coniplim ents of The Lima Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. LIMA, OHIO TERRETT9 Congratulations Class of '45 2-4661. PINE AT KIBBY Congratulations to Class of ,45 PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS HARVEY L. BASINGER, M.D. BURTON McCROBA, D.D.S. W. LEW AYRES, O. D. MICHAEL B. AYRES, O. D. Diagnostic and Corrective Optometry 109 East North St. Lima, Ohio lfomplirnents of E. B. PEDLOW, M. D. Compliments of J. lf. TALBOTT, M. D. DR. J. R. JOHNSON, M. D DR. H. E. WISTERMAN Osteopathic Physician lfom plim ents of YV. H. BEERY, M. D. Compliments of DR. F. A. STEDCKE lfornpliments of G. E. JONES, M. D. Compliments of Compliments of LOUIS A. GLAZER, D. D. S CHAS. B. QUINLAN, D. D. S. Compliments of CYRIL E. SAVAGE, M. D. Compliments of J. R. TILLOTSON, M. D. Compliments of THE DRS. DRUNK, D.D.S. Cook Tower one hundred eight C om pliments of DRS. HANOLD HARRY'S MEN'S STORE SMART CLOTHES HATS-CLOTHING For Dad and Lad 203 N. Main St. BARRETT MOTOR SERVICE Electrical-Speedometer-Carburetor Shock Absorber Service 213 South Elizabeth St. Telephone 3-3671 WHITNEY'S CUT RATE Corner Pine and Kibby CHAS. C. SIFERD AND SON Funeral Home 712 S. Main Street, Lima, Ohio Ted Siferd, S. H. S. '20 C omplimenls of ARTWIL DRESS SHOP 227 North Main St. Phone 7-8731 Pride of Lima Flour MODEL MILLS 99 Com plim ents Of IMMO 7 GROCERY Ql1lNN'S Wallpaper Paints 211 W. High St. WHEELER, BENTLEY, NEVILLE 8: CORY Attorneys-at-Law 504 Colonial Finance Bldg. Lima, Ohio Compliments of Z U M B R ll N Jewelers 203 W. High St. Lima, Ohio H. W. CARTER For Sohio Products Corner Main anal Vine Compliments Of Mar uenb Beaut hop 639 S. Main St. Phone 3-7972 one hundred nine Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 1945 The Central Building 81 Loan Company 124. W. High si. iLli'E2,ii'l?Q'5llIJ Compliments of LEE C. VAN BLARGAN City Solicitor S. H. S. '25 Congratulations to Class of ,45 SOIYTH SIDE RESTAURANT 711 S. Main St. G. A. Beerman-Prop. Wholesale and Retail COAL CUT STON lfl and ASPHALT Phone 9-00l l 328 E. Eureka St. 633 MORRIS DRUG STORE S. Main St. Lima. Ohio Compliments of CREVISTON HARDWARE Compliments o CENTRAL FOOD MARKET LEWIS FUNERAL HOME 323-32 Bellefontaine Ave. ALEXANDER'S Blue and Gold CLEANERS Corner Second and St. Johns Webb Insurance Agency, Inc. CENERAL INSURANCE 212 W. High St. Phone 4-0631 Lima, Ohio Compliments of EATON and ENDLY INSURANCE Congratulations to Class of '45 Clem Boyle Florist Shop one hundred ten High Street Market BuiIding Phone 6-2621 132 WEST HIGH S'I'RIil'IT LIMA. OHIO EVER'S COSMETIC . Lunch Counter BAR FOR THE BEST For The Resin In in COSMETICS HOIVIIC COOKING and NOVELTIES Try The Markef' Hi h Street Market 7 5 HANNAN S Grocery FISH-OYSTERS-SEA FOODS A Complete Line 0 f Fresh Shipments Received HIGH QUALITY CROCERIES Daily CIMINILLO FRUITS FQUNTAIN SODAS - SUNDAES COKES - SANDWICHES SOI IPS ee PIES FRUIT BASKETS MADE FOR ALL OCCASIONS ARK of SWEETS CLYDE' MARKET one hundred eleven Lima Locomotive Works, Incorporated LIMA, OHIO The eighteenth edition of the Put O, fl-omph-mems of Cold to be cased in a Molloy-Maile Covergunsurpassed for quality of craftsmanship. i 1 THE DAVID J. MOLLOY PLANT 2857 No. Western Ave. CHICAGO The J. W. Rowlands Co jj 2 I 2 2 one hundred twelve Lima's Leading Furniture H ouse FOR OVER 50 YEARS 57 Public Square Lima, Ohio Ph. 2-8231 Free Delivery HOWARD'S FOOD MARKET Howard Carrigus, Prop. Meats, Groceries and Vegetables B21 S. Main St. Lima, Ohio BL BO DS Compliments of A Friendly Firm DAVIS-MILLER Sz SON FUNERAL HoME THE GOODING COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Sixth Floor Citizens Building Lima, Ohio Compliments of FRED DRESHER HARDWARE 331 N. Main St. Phone 4-3551 Compliments WALKER'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Corner Main and High Streets Headquarters for SMART JUNIOR 81 MISSES' APPAREL GREGGS REMEMBER it's smart to shop at Zigi A A V 35,9 A illqp of Limals Store of Specialty Shops UNPAID - NEW LOANS KOHNS, Inc. JEWELRY 106 E. Market St. Lima, Ohio Diamond Loan Specialists Since 1918 Compliments of HOFELLER, HIATT 81 CLARK The Young Menis Clothing Shop of Lima Compliments of S. S. KRESCE COMPANY Drink SVVALLOWRS QUALITY BEVERAGE MOHLERS for FLOWERS BUY BON DS one hundred thirteen VAN'S?aif1CE MARKETS Vanis No. I Van's No. II West and Haller Pine and Vine Phone 2-7212 Phone 8-6771 QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES Compliments of STEELE'S INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES INC. 107 N. Pierce St. Lima, Ohio Courtesy of HKFFER FUNERAL HOME 7 59 W. North Sr. Compliments of JONES HARDWARE CO. 59 Public Square Compliments of COLUMBIA Home Made Candy Complim ellis of H EIMA N N'S FURRIERS 207 W. High St. Phone 7-2221 Compliments of MADISON,S 67 Public Square The Fashion Shop of Limav LONGMEIER 81 STIPPICH S Headquarters for PAINT AND SEEDS 304-306 N. Main St. Ph. 4-7091 School Supplies Candies IV1I'1'CHI.CLL'S Your Neighborhood Drug Store Ice Cream Magazines TOMLINSON BRAKE AND SPRING SERVICE Phone 7-394-1 212 S. Elizabeth Lima, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF E. S. EVANS Certified Public Accountant one hunclred fourteen Patronize Our Advertisers 'kirir Boost South High The Ohio Steel Foundry Co. ADVOCATES Vocational Training While You are Young You Will Need It When You Grow Older Compliments MILDRED AULBY USTUDIO OF DANCING' No. 5 Morris Arcade Lima, Ohio FRICD'S FOOD MARKET Main and Kibhy Sts. Lima, Ohio i I 228 N. Main St. Compliments of THIS LIMA PRINTING 81 LEDGER COMPANY Lima, Ohio Headquarters for Graduation Gifts South High School Rings Hughes 81 Son, In 55 Pubiic Square Compliments of J. C. Penne Compan ,Inc West Market at Elizabeth SMART CLOTHING For BOYS AND GIRLS C. 'one hundred fifteen .-1 I From, the Press of News-Gazette Printing Company Catalogue Book Commercial P R I N T I N G 217 - 219 North Union Street Phone 6-6501 Lim Oh f one hundred sixleel Q I W 5 li I x ? I wi 2 bl M L H ,I i u E I E 5 , 5 2 3 fu ,E Y zw 2 w h fp- -n v- nu-nu,--nuun1.-1-11-1,1-1-1.-guru-mumummy mm-www ,.,w.mv..m'ummm'-mumumnmlmmmnvmwfm Jw,wwmmwmmmwwmhqWim-1Wmn-ln-MWnunummumu-numwmuuwn-wnmmw-4nw-mn.-,wfm-m,umnm-muwwmM
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