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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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School got ofl to a good start with the magazine campaign reaching a total of 3'62.309.30, the second highest sales since the campaign was started twenty-one years ago. On October 2l we had our annual Homecoming Celebration with the crowning of the King and Queen, Dick Snider and Betty Aller. We enjoyed several dances which had such intriguing names as: The Cold Rushf' uThe Lollipop Hop, MThe Basketball Bounce, and 'gCupid's Twirlfl The Central Dragons could not keep pace with the South High Tigers football or basketball teams. Marching formations for football games, Christmas Vespers, a Spring Concert, an Easter assembly, and an operetta, 6'The Pirates of Penzancef' were presented by the Music Department. On November IT and lt! the junior Class presented Meet Me in St. Louis, and the Senior Class gave 'cThc Trail of the Lonesome Pinew on April 27 and 28. The drama classes 'fave six lays for assemblf rofframs. r- . I ci Our debate team won a forensic trophy at Republic, Ohio, on February 18. Our vacations were: October 2UffTeachers' Meeting in Toledo, November 24, 25 ns- Thanksgivingg December 26 to .lanuary 2f'fChristmasg February 22, Washirig- tonls Birthdayg April 6 to l2fl'iastcrq and May 3U4lVlemorial Day. The weather wrought much havoc. Often we repeated, Rain, rain, go away! lt was feared that we might haxe to close school because of the coal shortage. On March 13 we were saddened by Miss Hattie ,losephls injury caused by a fall on the ice. We were grateful to Mrs. Helen Rose for finishing the term for Miss Joseph. For the most part, the year 19449-l950 was very enjoyable, and we hope that all of the years to come will be as pleasant as this one. four PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - Junior flalfeel W- Scholars? -f Shhh! Mr. Hanna spva from Barbara and Dixic bf- Strutters --f Band P1'a1'tivc'. fire RIGHT AROUND SCHOOL l ut1n'1' Katharine Cornells - - The elite -- Stall wanted to mount this one nith 'JU turn - Buenos cliasl --- Firedrillg looks cool, 4-sift il? V Silent Night. .UT WHA' HAPPEN? Art on a lvncv post - T1-h. ich! Nou BULIAVP clum- il b f:00nIlPSS - h'llIlHl'l'lISl0ll1Pfl as I am to public speaking ' - Work ing? - Girls. smm' of 'vm - WTB. ur nut TIS? - 7- Cooks - rf l,lll'lf huh? - l'mHlc- - Small fry f Aristmlrats - ln llw spring. il yuung marfs lam-yu - - Mmmm. guml! .VFIVII CHORUS AND CLASSROOM Sing. Choirs ul' Angels -fd Candlelight ceremony - Tcslin fm vulur in Miss Bvvrfs Class - Seventh graders busy at work. eight Jdfnwamwkaa BOARD OF EDUCATION Mc-mlvers of thc Board of Education: Dr. Josephine Peirce. Board lVleml1er: Mr. lf. l.. Baker. Clerk of the Boardg Miss Maxine Miller, secretary to the Clerk of the Board: Mr. Gordon C. Humlvert. Superintendent of Schoolsg lVlr. li. J. Ward. President of the Board: Mr. A. l.. Simmons. Vice-President of the Board: Dr. H. B. Stalllmohm. Board lVlelnlwr: Mr. Harry Gross, Director of lVIaintenance. Secretaries: Bon Il, N. Nlowery. J. Stelzer. M. Miller. B. Chiles. Bow l li. lltrup. J. livans. B. Wegisirl. M. lylickman. The duties of the Board of liducation are inspectorial and legislative. and the responsibilities of the memhers are many and varied. Regular meetings are held the fourth Tuesday of each month and special meetings are called whenever necessarv. The Board cstahlishes the salary schedule of teachers and employees. makes rules and regulations governing school functions. and sets the policies in general of all school activities. len I I BOARD OF EDUCATION During the three years in which Mr. Cordon C. Humbert has been superintendent of schools, the Board of Education has embarked upon a much- needed building program. An attempt was made to begin where the need was greatest. To date, Lincoln School has been completed, South, Central. Carlield, Whittie1', Longfellow, and Roosevelt have been rehabilitated, the new Emerson, Irving, Low- ell, and Washiiigtori-McKinley have been started: and the contract for Horace Malin has been let this spring. A new senior high school is planned as the next step in the program. Improvements have been made in our health pro- gram, sight-saving class, slow-learning class and testing program. Strides have been taken in cre- ating interest on the part of the public in a sound educational program through school-community councils and committees. GORDON G. HUMBERT--BS., MA. Ohio Stale University Superintendent of Schools SUPERVISORS IN LIMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS W. W. Chambers--B. S., University of Toledo, Vocational Co-ordinatorg Harry A. Cross-- B. S.. M. A.. Ohio Northern University, Bowling Green State University, Director of Business Affairs and Maintenance, Helen Hawkins-A. B.g M. A., Ohio University, Ohio State University, Supervisor of Elementary Edueationg Mary KirkvB. S., Ohio Northern University, Ohio University. Supervisor of Art: Helen Moon-B. S., Ph. B., Ohio Northern University. Prince School of Boston, University of Cincinnati, Supervisor of Distributive Education. ll. C. Roberson-B. S., Miami University, Director of Pupil Personnelg Marion Seitz--A. B.. Defiance College, Supervisor of Audio-Visual and Safety Education, Rex SQIIICIIIIFCYB. S., Maimi University. Director of Physical Education and llealthg William 'Ilempel -A. B.. M. A.. Elmhurst College, Northwestern University, University of Nebraska, Choirs, Director of Music. wmeniv eleven I4 g.. C SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MERL 0. REED fA. B., M. A. Mr. Merl O. Reed has been our principal for three years. He has been aided by Mr. Bernard Roush, assistant principal, and Miss Zalia Har- bough, dean of girls. The secretarial work was done by Mrs. Leonard Klausing and Miss Audrey Glover at the beginning of the year followed by Mrs. John Rutledge and Miss Carolyn Fox in November. To understand and to guide are the earnest goals of our administration. Making schedules for teachers and pupils, supervising vocational and intelligence testing, and fostering a spirit of cooperation among students, parents, and teachers are a few of the services rendered. Ohio University, Columbia University, Ohio State University, Principal. BERNARD C. ROUSH--A. B. Z Bluffton College, Assistant Prin- cipal, Dean of Buys, Student Council, Student Social Commit- tee, Assembly Conunitlee, zinml Testing. ALIA HARBAUCHWYA. B., B. S. Bluffton College, Defiance College. Dean of Girls, Guidance Director, Student Social Committee, Stu clent Council, Assembly Commit lee. Testing. SECRETARIES- Mrs. Leonard Klausin Miss Audrey Glove-r Mrs. John Rutledge Miss Carolyn Fox twelve .J --sd! Ethel Asher- B. S., Ohio State University. llistory. Seventh Cratlc Y-Teens: Alan Barnhill - B. S., Ohio University, Industrial Arts, Chairman of lnmlustrial Arts Department. lli-Y: llazel Baverf---B. S., Ohio State University, Commercial, ffhairman of Commercial Department, School Treasurer, Student, Activity Tickets: Miss Mary Bez-ry A. B.. W'ooster College. Social Science. Souial Conduct, Spanish, Party-Coers Club, Assembly Committee: May Benroth-Ph. B.. M. A.. Heidelberg College, Columbia University, Mathematics, Latin. Ticket Committee. l i1l'lllly lflotxcr Fund. Walter V. Binkleyef B. S., Ohio Northern University. Commercial, Commercial Cluh. Chairman of Ticket Committee, Joseph Bowers--A. B.. Ki. A.. Deliance College. Columbia University. Physical Etlucation, llealth, lleafl Coach of Basketball ancl Baseball. Assistant Coach of Football: Marie Bowlus-A. B., M. A., Heidelberg College. Columbia University, English. Chairman of English Department, Assembly Committee, Frames Bowyer-WB. S.. Ohio Northern University. English, Radio Speech, Drantatics, Ye Merries, Director of Dramatics. .lunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Assembly Committeeg Wariic-r T. Boyer- -A. B., Franklin College, Mathematics, Chair- man of Mathematics Department, Adviser of Pot O' Cold . Charles Brooker, University of Cincinnati, Vocational School V-Mechanics: Richartl Carter - B. S., Ohio University, Driver Education, Ruby Coffin--A. B.. Manchester College. English. Co-chairman of Faculty Social Committee, Edythe Cupp -'f- B. S., Ohio State University, llome Ecortonlics, Senior lligh Home Economics Club, Cafeteria Superiisorg Quentin Derryberry 'A-B. S.. LL. B., Henderson State Teachers College. Ohio State University. Yocational School, llistori, Civics. thirteen Gertrude Donald-B. S., Baldwin Wallace College, Home Economics, Junior High Home Economics Club, George Figgins, Ohio Northern University, Industrial Arts, Head Coach of Golf, Assistant Coach of Football and Basketball, E. B. Freshwater-A. B., M. A., Ohio Wesleyan University, Indiana University, History, Olive Fundum-B. S., Bowling Green State University, English, Freshman Y-Teens, Literary Adviser of Pot O' Goldu, Esther Cillette4A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, llealth, Junior Y-Teens. Thelma GlassfordHAA. B., Ohio Wesleyan University, English, Co-chairman of Faculty Social Committee, .lunior Red Cross, Vera Griftith-B.A.E., Butler University, Commercial Art, Art, Art Club, Louis E. Haines, Vocational School, Auto Mechanics, Frank Hanna-A. B., Baldwin Wallace College, English, Modern Problems, Mathematics, Co-ordinator of Athletics, Head Coach of Football, Assistant Coach of Basketball and Track, Owen C. Harrow-B. S., Miami University, Industrial Arts, Assistant Coach of Football, Basketball, and Track. Hattie Joseph-V-A. B., Manchester College, Biology, Freshman Counselor, Detention Respon- sibilities, Walter A. Lawson, .lr.-LL. B., Ohio State University, Vocational School, History, Civics, Genevieve Marvin A B.S., M.A., Ohio University, Columbia University, English, Journalism, Adviser of Rainbow,', Journalism Club, George Maxfield-B. S., M. S., Michigan State, Ohio State University, Science, Chairman of Science Department: Pauline Metzger-A. B., Wittenberg College, Home Economics, Chairman of Home Economics Department, Future Teachers of America, Student Social Committee. fourteen i . af, - 'K ? s X N we: Qc Marlin Michael--B. S., Ohio Northern University, Commercial. Student Social Committee. Audio-Visual, George Miller--B. S., Ohio Northern University, Mathematics, Faculty Manager of Athleticsg Harvey Mohn, University of Toledo, Vocational School, Machine Shop, James Mohn, University of Toledo, Vocational School, Machine Shop, Herbert A. Murphy.-AB. S., M. A., Ohio State University, Band and Orchestra, Assembly Committee, Student Social Committee. Kent Myf-rs'vB. S., Indiana University, Ilealth. Physical Education. llearl Track Coach. Assistant Coach of Football and Basketball, Safety Programg Herbert A. Nold. .lr. -B. S., Ohio University. Industrial Arts, Stage Supervisor, Frances Reeder, B. S., B. L. S., University of Illinois, Librarian, Fred O. Rex--B. S., Ohio Northern University, General Science, Biology, Business Manager of Publicationsg Edith Boeder-A. B.. Manchester College, Social Science, Senior Counselor. Verna Rouse-A. B., Bluffton College, General Science, Sophomore Counselor, llelen Shanahan--A. B., M. A., Trinity College, Columbia University, English, Latin, Sophomore Y-Teens: Doris Shank--B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Pep Assemblies. Girls Athletic Association, Intramurals: Charles I.. Smith- e A. B., M. A., Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio State University, Social Science. Debate. Eighth Grade Counselor, C. F. Sinclair'eA. B., Ohio State University, Mathematics, Athletic Ticket Sales. fifteen x ,am 16? A ,,,, if . ,r af N--o-9' MN .... a A ' K'-viii. -'5 : , V ,, , Cl Stanton sl1'llll'l' N. li.. Nl. K.. Bluffton Colin-510. lhiwrsily of lllllK'lllIl3ll, Social Sci:-iivv. ldlfllliill of Sovial Sl'll'll4'l' llv-parlnu-nl: William l . Slruna---B. S., Ohio Norlhcrn llnivvrsily. lnduslrial Arts. Nlagazim- Campaign: ,Ivan Stump-B. S., Bowling Grf-en Stale' University. llonum-rvial. 'l'im'lu-I iloniniilti-cg Louifi- Taggart V-X. B.. Ohio Wvslvyan Uiiivi-rsily. Social Si-in-inc:-. Senior Y-'ll-r-115. 'ficlwl floinniilli-1-1 Lillian Taylor --N. B.. Nl. JK.. Ohio Wvm-slvyaii llnivvrsity. Novi York lhiiwrsily. lfugrlish, S1-wnlli llrarlm' f:0ll5l'l0l'. llatlia- Thoring X. li.. llvinli-Ilia-ig: iiolh-gv. xldllll'lll8lll'!4. 'fivkm-I Clillllllllltxlf Nlary Ylilllllil'-W B, S., M, N.. Nliaini lniu-ixily. Columbia l'niv4-rsity. Social SCll'IllTl'. Sup:-rvisor of Radio .-'lvlivilie-s. Raclio Club: lie-orgv Norm- X, ll.. Nl.1iic'lie'slvi' Colle-gf-. Mallu-lnatix's. Junior llounsvlorg Url:-a W ahl R. S.. Nl. S., Ohio Norllu-rn llniw-1'sity, fiolumhia Univ:-rsily, Home- lfvononiivs, Eighth brarlv Y-'llt'l'll!4, ,lunior llonu- l'l1'onoini1's Chili: Mary Wr-acl1i4'k'--.'X. B., M. JN.. Univvrsity of Mivhigan. lioluinhia llliiwrfili. lfnglisli. Junior lligh Yo Mvrrivs. Yvra Wright A. B.. M. A.. lniliana Stall- Te-ai'lu-rs Coll:-gm-. lnmliana llniwrsily. Nlusiv. .lunior l.hoir, Junior lligh Upon-lla. lfarlilly Social lloniiiiilu-0. Seve-ntli Grade Clioirg Doi- Young fB. S., Oh Oh io Norllu-rn llnivvrfity. Malin-nialivs. Sovial Sl'lCll1't'. Booksloru. No! Slmwlz Cosvllo llam-nfli-in ll. A.. lV,f'liZil1lft' College, lfnglishg lfnlilh Sinlpson--H. S., io Northern lliiiwrsily. llolumhia liniwrsily, .-Xrl. sixteen Seniaad, XL'I'l'IIfl't'lI President JAMES DANIEL COATSV-- Jim College Preparatory Yiee-President JOSEPH GEORGE CARR--'Ulloztsd' Imluslrial A rls Secretary BARBARA ANN CUMMINGS '5Barbs', Home Evonomirrs Treasurer BEVERLY JEAN 5'1'UCKlfIYf- Bar Commerfial Reporter ELAINE ANN STEDK E llistributive El11If'Uli0I1 SENIOR OFFICERS . ,mia VII., EE1EErA 3 T eighteen Class President 3, 43 Party Goers 43 Football I, 2. 3. 4 tCaptainl 3 Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Band l. 2, 3. 43 Choir 13 Buckeye Boys' State 3. Senior Class Yice-President3 Student Council 4 lTreasurerJ3 Pep Club 2, 43 Football 13 Track 23 Cheerleader 2. 4: Choir lg Dramatics 4g Merry As You Make lt 43 Command Per- forn1anee 43 '6Tbe Trail of the Lone- some Pine 4. Senior Class Secretary: Student Couneil 33 Pep Club 33 Ye Merries 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Sunday Costs Five Pesos 43 White Lawn 43 The Trail of the Lone- some Pine 4. Class Treasurer 43 Ye-Merries I lSeeretaryt, 23 Y-Teens 1 llnter- elub Couneil Representativej, 2 'Vice-Presiflentl, 3 lPresidentl, 4 tPresidentl3 Rainbow 3, 4 lAsso- eiate Elilllifl, C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 1Lettert3 Miss Harbaiiglfs Assistant 3g Mr. Mille-r's Assistant 43 Junior Town Meeting 4. Class Vice-President 1, 4 lReporterJ 3 Ye-Nlerries 1: Palette Club 23 Party Goers 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 C.A.A. lg Choir l, 2, 3, 4 fSecretafYlZ Girls' Ensemble 23 Sing for Your Supper 3: Library Assistant 23 Hall Monitor 3: Future Retailers Club 4 tSecre- taryl: State Secretary Ohio Future Retailers 4g Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3g National Secretary, Dis- tributiw- Education Clubs of America 4 Karl Elwood Alexander Woorly ' lnrlustrial Arts Skull Club l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, S Club 4, Art Club 2, Party Goers 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Choir 2 Hall Monitor 3. Edwin Lev Ansley- Elf, l m'ntim1al Berne-ta Alvera Babcock Bernie Commerrial Entered from' Waynesfield 2, Commercial Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Testing Program 2, 3, 4. Mary Carul Barnes General Y-Teens 3, 4. llvlen lmora BerelJe-- Brill-Vi, College Preparatory Comwolei Club 3 llleporterl, Party Goers 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. Gene Ray Beeryi Al Dislributzfve Education Future Retailers of Ohio 4, Foot- ball l, Track l, 2, 3. llc-tty lmuisv Allvr -V-i'tlI1ls1'les flUllIlII6?l'f'l!Il Entered from Central l, Vice-Pres- ident 2, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 llnter-club council repre- sentativel, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3 lSec- retarYl, 4 lVice-Presidentl, Assist- ant to Miss Harbaugh 4, Miss Baver's office 3, Homecoming Queen 4. yu-A1111 'Xrc-lu-r enjoy fll?llIlI11'l'I'llll Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. We X ' ln - it nineteen llary l,m1 llzuwnm- Illllll In f'rf'i11l G.A.A. l, 2, Commercial Club 4 lTreasurerl, Party Goers 3, Pot O' Gold 3, Assistant to Athletic Department 3, Assistant to Miss Baver 4, Testing Program 2. im'llal'4l l,Q-mis llvaslvy 'lIi1'lf llllflllllllllll Track l, Band l. lliw-lie-v1'l1 i'.lrln l.'nrnr11vrr'iul Ye Merries 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow 3, 4 lSports Editorl, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 lLetterJ, 4, Testing Program l, 2, 3, 4, D.A,R. Test 4. l lurc-llve lllaric- Bviflf-In-liit-s Mcfgglvsll lIislr1'b11t1'1'e EtlIll'Illl0ll lrma Benny- Inn College Preparatory Comwolie Club 37 Future Teachers of America 2, 3 lReparterj, 4 lVice- PresidentJ7 Y-Teens l, 3, 47 Junior Red Cross 27 Rainbow 2, 3 lFea- ture Editorl7 G.A.A. 2, 37 D.A.R. Test 4. Floyd Eldon Blair-- Moose Industrial Arts Party Goers 37 Football 'l7 Grade C Lnulnilustrial Arts at Allen County air . Carol lfnlm- Blotzor nfllltlftfl-t'N C eneral Entered from Roosevelt High School, Dayton, Ohio 47 Future Teachers of America 47 Party Goers 47 The White Lawn 47 Typist for Mr. Miller 47 The Trail of the Lone- some Pine 4. Gerald Eugene Boyd Gene-Birrlv Science Student Council l, 47 Science Club 47 Track 'l, 2, 3, 47 Football l7 Bond l, 2, 3, 4 lVice-PresidentJ7 Dance Band 2, 3, 47 Sing For Your Supper 37 Hall Monitor 37 Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. Alberta Lorrain Carmlcr V Tools College Preparatory Pep Club 2, 4 lAssembly Commit- tee ChairmanJ7 Junior Red Cross l, lReporterl7 Party Goers 37 Pot O' Gold 3, 47 Sing for Your Supper 37 Office Assistant 2, 4. vrnon Leroy Carye- l 11zz-V' General Student Council 37 Skull Club l7 Pep Club 47 Football 17 Oscar 47 As Merry As You Make lt 47 Command Performance 4. X twenty :Y 74 . Beverly Sue Biederman- J'Hev Cornmercial Radio Club 3, 47 Comwolie Club 27 Home Economics 17 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. T, 2, 3, 47 Hall Mon- itor 4. ,lavk Blanchong General Entered from Central 37 Party Goers 47 Band I, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 3, 47 Dance Bond 3, 47 German Band 3, 4. .l anim- Rae Bowersoek- - Sneezy Comm ercial Ye-Merries 47 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 47 Rainbow 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Glenn Elbert Brewer-- Brew College Preparatory' Music Club l7 Science Club 47 Foot- ball I, 27 Basketball 1, 27 Track 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 'I, 2, 3, 47 Or- chestra 2, 3, 47 Dance Band 2, 3, 47 Sing for Your Supper 3. Mireen Carter- Mire lfommercial Eleanor Lyda Casey- Casey Commercial Radio 2, 3, 4 lTreasurerl7 G.A.A. Sports Announcer 47 Party Goers 47 Y-Teens 2, 3, 47 Junior Red Crass I7 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 lSecretary-Trea- surerj 47 Band 3, 4 fM0iOfG'f8li Boosters' Minstrel 2, 3, 47 Sing for Your Supper 37 Women in White I7 Hall Monitor 47 Third place in Maiorette Contest at Band Festival 37 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. Robert Paul Clapper- Boll College Preparatory Football 2, 3, Choir l, 3, Robin Hood 3, Ghost of Lolly-Pop Bay l. Ronald Eugene Clippingc-r Clip Industrial Arls Party Goers 4, S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Lee Coon- Tom Industrial Arts Student Council l, Skull Club 2, 3, 4, Party Goers 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2. Annette Cuulterf Annie Dlstribufive Erlucafion Entered from Shawnee 3, Y-Teens, l, 3, Future Retailers of Ohio 4, G.A.A. l. Daniel Leroy Crawford Danny I Il rl ustrial A rls Party-Goers 4, Football l, 2, 3, Choir 3, Robin Hood 3. Mary Jeannine Cumback lean ie General Palette Club 2, 3, 4 iVice-Pres- identl. . wtf-2.11 ,, 3' ' ' ' ' ' - x .r , llrerziy-one llolvn Marlene Clemens Toogie Home Economics Comwolei Club 'l, 2, Pot O' Gold 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3. Rivhard A. Ctlltll-Hlllhtlfv lnrlustrial Arts Party Gaers 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryl, Pot O' Gold 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Cross Country 2. Cllester L. Corrello- Cl1el General Pep Club 1, Science Club 4, Pot O' Gold 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 'l, 2, 3, Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Robin Hood 3. Jams! lr:-nv Cranu-r' l'vrv Corn nl erfial Pep Club l, 2, 3 llleporterl 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, lTreasurerl 4, Pot O' Gold lTypistl 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 lletterl, 4 lNumeralJ, Cheer- leader l, 2, 3, 4, As Merry As You Make lt 4, Command Per- formance 4, Office Assistant 4, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. Ruth Annu Culp - Annie C en eral Student Council 2, Pep Club l, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Ye Merries 'l, Y- Teens l lSecretarYl, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Vocalist for Swing Band 4, Party Goers 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Reserve Cheerleader l, Choir 3, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, Merry Christmas 3, Robin Hood 3, National Thespian Conference 3, Y-Teens Conference I, Journalism Conference 3, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. ack D. Cummuns' Tern lnrlusfrial Arts Football l, 2, Basketball l, Track l, 2, 3. 'llilflred Irene Davis-'Wlomlieu Commercial Student Council 'l, Ye Merries 'l, Pep Club I, 2, 3, lSecretaryl, Party Gaers 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, Rain- bow Typist 4, Choir l, 4, Down by the Old Mill Stream 3, Why the Chimes Rang 3, Merry Christmas 3, Office Assistant 2, 3, Hall Monitor l, 2. David Dillion - - I'ir'lrle General Hi-Y 4, Choir l, 2, 4, fQuarlet and Mixed Ensemblel, Command Per- formance 4, The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine 4. Rosemary Dowvll- iiR!J.Yl.t'.i Commerrinl Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4, Party Goers 4, Y-Teens 'I fTreasurerl, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Merry Christmas 3, Great Moments in the Lives of Great Artists 3, Sing for Your Supper 3, Boosters' Minstrel 3, 4. Irma Lou Dukes Lillie Lou-Lou General Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, lTreasurerJ, Y-Teens l, 2, Junior Red Cross 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Sing For Your Supper , Down by the Old Mill Stream 3. nlwrt ,lost-pll lfkslrmn Bobby .lou lnllustriul Arts Pep Club 4, Football 'l, 2. Sondra Ann l'Jlllt'I'StlI1 hsfllllllt'-, C0mm.er1'ial Student Council 'l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, KSecretary-Treasurer, Assem- bly Chairmanl, Y-Teens l, 2, 3 lSecretaryJ 4, Rainbow 2, 4 KAS- sistant Sports Editorj, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 fl.etterJ, Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4 lPresi- dentl, Girls' Ensemble 4, Robin Hood 3, Sing for Your Supper ICast and Student Managerj 3, Typist for Miss Marvin 3, Assistant to Miss Baver 4, Journalism Work Shop at Athens, Ohio 3, Y-Teen Convention at Dennison University, 3. LeRoy Kenneth Dellinger General Entered from Miami Senior High School 4, Band 4: Hi-Y 4, White l.awn 4, Sunday Costs Five Pesos 4. Patricia Ann Dotson- Pat College Preparatory Pep Club 1, 4, Debate 4, Ye Mer- ries 'l, 2, 3, Journalism Club 3, Y-Teens 1, 2. lkepufleflf 3, 4: Rainbow Staff 3, G. A. A. 'l, 2, Kkepresentativel, 3 Ureasurerl, 4 fSportshead Varsity S J, Sing for Your Supper lPrampterl 3, Assistant to Miss Harbaugh 4. James Douglas Downton Mouse 4 Industrial Arts .f -... S Club 3, 4, Skull Club l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4 4, Basketball l, Junior Play Com- mittee 3. flllenfy-fu-'0 Eleanor Eileen East0n1f Elly,' l.'ommerr'inl Home Economics 2, Y-Teens 2, 4, G.A.A. 4. Eugene Emmons-- Gene,, Vocational Wilma ,lean Farmer!-'iPinkyi, Commercial . Future Homemaker of America 3, Nice-Presidentl 4, Junior Red Cross 4. lmogene Ruth Fisher- Cenie', Commerrial Commercial Club 3, 4, Party Goers 3, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Ye Merries l, 3, Robin Hood 3, Senior Choir 3, 4, Student Cashier in Mr. Reed's office 2, Typist for Rainbow 4. Frances Fowler' A Franr'es Conznlerrirzl Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. Marie Delores French Frenchie DI4Sfflblllll,'8 l'Jlllll'Ufl0I1 Future Retailers of Ohio 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Junior Red Cross 1, 2 lRe- porterl, G.A.A. 1. Michael George--'f Mike lh'stributi1'e Ea'1u'u1ion Skull Club l, Basketball l, 3, Football l, Baseball 2, 3. Richard Arlen Gullette Dill , lmlustriul Arts Party Goers 4 lDeputy Hostl, Hi-Y 2, 3, Football 'l. Barbara Lou Hahn- Barb' College Preparatory Palette Club 2, Ye Merries l, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Goers 4 lPurchasing Agentl, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 4, Robin 5lood 3, Bowling Green Auditions , 4. 'F e , 9, , f . 'I G'-,B .av lwenty-three Rhea Eilene Fostr-rw- Shortie General Palette Club l, 2 lService Directory, 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Y-Teens 4. B1-llye Lou Francis f 'Lou Music Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4 lSouth High Narratorl, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture Teachers of America 4, G.A.A. 4, Junior Choir I, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, Robin Hood 3, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. John Robert Caine-s' HJOIIIIIIUVN lmluslriul Arts Choir l. lzmlre-ss ,lo Ann limlfreyef I'11,: General Entered from Central 2, Student Council 2, Pep Club 3, 4, National Thespian 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Party Goers 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 lletter and Numerall, Sing for Your Supper 3, Mildred Is My Name 3, Command Performance 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Alternate on Junior Town Meeting 4, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4. 'arry Guy l.'11rly Industrial Arts Party Goers 4, Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Track 'l. Belly Ann llaliena- Bel Ilislri bu Ii rv Edu mliu n Commercial Club 3, 4 lVice-Presi- dentl, Party Goers 3, Future Re- tailers of Ohio 4, Y-Teens l, 4, Down By the Old Mill Stream 3. ,M Rebecca Ann llanks h'ef'l.'ie Commerrirzl Commercial Club 45 YvTeens 4. ,loan Clara llarrison- 'Sjff' Dlstributive Ifrluruiion Commercial Club 3: Future Retailers of Ohio 45 Party Gaers 35 Y-Teens lg Office Assistant 3, 4. .lack Hefner 'i.l11r'L ' Vocatlbnal Student Council 3, 4. Norma ,Ie-anne Hoblf-r Jeanne Conimerrirll Entered from Beaverdam 3. v . Josephine Ann llullm-s Jo College Preparatory Entered from Central 'l5 Home Ec- onomics Club l5 Pep Club 45 Y- Teens l, 2 lTreasurerJ, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 lLetterl5 Band 2, 3 lLetterl5 4 lMaiorettel5 Hall Moni- tor 2. lrene Horvalh--'f'Reni Commerrial Entered from Spencerville l5 Com- mercial Club 4 lReporterJ5 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Pot O' Gold 35 G.A.A. 2, 45 Typist for Miss Metzger 4. , 65 -T if lli l ll .W I : f 1... . 921 s twenty-fam' Nlaylwlle llall- - Pe11nu1 lfo rn H1 errirll David L. Hay-4'Dave lmlustrial Arts Football I5 Manager Varsity Foot- ball 45 Manager Reserve Football 25 Manager Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Manager Reserve Basketball 2. liulwrl Gene llevlin-- Helden General Party Goers 45 'Cross Country 35 ack 1, 2, 3, 4. Benjamin l,loyrl Holliday l1'r1lrly General Entered from Cadiz High School 3. Daisy Pearl l'l0oks4 IJaze lfomnlercial Y-Teens 3, 45 Rainbow Staff 2, 4 lTypistl5 G.A.A. I, 2, 3 lRep- resentative and Letterl, 4 lPresi- dent and Numerall. livon Jeannette Huebner Jennie Distriluztive Edlll'Ufl0ll Future Retailers 45 Y-Teens 15 Jun iar Red Cross 2 lReporterJ, 3 lVice Presidentl5 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Sing for Your Supper 3. ,lolin ll. llutullison l ,0l'!lf1'0Illll Us-urge Kelley l1l4Slfl.bllll.l'tf L'zlur'ation Class President 2, Student Council 2 lSergeant at Armsj, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2. Hunald l.. K6llTll3lll4'tRlIll11 l o4'atiorml Pep Club 2 lTreasurer1, Football 2, 4. Charles lmv Krivlx nl,',IIlt'li'N lmluxlriul xlrtx Football 1, 2, Chair 1, 2, Ghost of Lolly-pop Bay 1. Beverly Louise- l.e-llle-r Shor1y f.vUVI1Hlt'l'l'll1l Student Council 1 lSecretarYl: Pep Club 1, Party Goers 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary to Miss Baver 3, 4, Typist for Miss Bowyer 4, Junior Town Meeting 4. Juym- Ann Lincoln joy l.'0n1mer1'ir1l Student Council 1, 2, Radio Club 2, 3, Ye Merries 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 lletter and Numeralj, Reserve Cheerleader 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, Down by the Olcl Mill Stream 3, Mildred ls My Nome 3, Hall Monitor 1, Office Assistant 2, To The lovely Margaret 4, Thes- pians 4. X. i sa ' if -' ',,' linngviu- :Xrlliur just-ph Uenv ,Q - , - f-,L M Q 0 . . 49,1-y -:,.::- .- -' 'Y :if X 16 m Hes.. - ' A M L, Y .,..,, X P L gh 31 A tu'enty-tire l v01'lIll0l1lll Nlarilyn ,loan Ki-mp College l'repnruIory Home Economics Club 1, Comwolie Club 2 iVice-Presidentl, Radio Club 3, 4, Party Goers 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 lVice-President, 4 iSecretaryJ, Y-Teens Youth Representative 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 lCo-sport Head of Basketballl, lLetter and Numar- alli Orchestra 1, Rainbow Typist 4. Nunvy .li-un Kula-rim Nun College' Preparatorqv Student Council 1, Ye Merries 1, 2, Radio Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3 lSecretary-Treasurerb, 4 iPres- identl, Rainbow 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4 lReporterJ, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Sing for Your Supper 3, Sunday Costs Five Pesos 4, Play Selection Com- mittee 4, Hall Monitor 1, Home- coming Usher 1, Bowling Green Auditions 2, 3, 4, Findlay Chair Festival 4. liugvm- X. l,aulzf-nlu-is:-r, .ll'. l.nny lnrluxlriul Arts Football 1, 2, Track 2, 4. Yirginia Louise l.t'llllIllIl l.'ornnu'rr'iul ltunalml lfarl l.og.1n Sp1'1ler Sr'ienr'e Science Club 4, Pep Club 4, Basket, ball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. Barbara Makin Rell General Entered from Lafayette 4, Radio Club 4, Home Economics Club l, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Typist for Radio Club 4. Wilma .lean Malik Williv Dlslribulizfe Erlllrulion Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryJ, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 llreasureri. l.awrf-nov Mcllrievy Srielzre Ye Merries l, Party Goers 4, Football l. ' Natalie Miller - NUI lllusif- Student Council 2, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens l lPresidentl, 2 lPreside tj fl I 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Reserve Cheerleader l, 2, Orchestra 4, Choir 1, 2, 3 CVice-President? 4, Ghost of Lolly- pop Bay l, Robin Hood 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Assistant to Miss Harbaugh 1, 2, Bowling Green Auditions, Findlay Festival 4, Student Director of Pirates of Penzance 4. Nancy Lee- Oluli-r Dlstrilmlitw lfclufuliou Ye Merries 3, Future Retailers 4 lVice-Presidenti, Rainbow advert tising staff l, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2- Band 'l, 2, 3, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Rabin Hood 3, Ghost of Lolly- pop Bay 2. Ray moml Paul Owe-ns Commen-itll Photography Club 3 lsetretaryi, Rainbow 3, 4, Choir 3, Robin Hood 3, Stage Crew 3, 4. twenty-six Walter H. Martin-,J'l'vl4 ' College Preprlrulory Class Vice-President 3, Skull Club l, Basketball l, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryJ. Barbara Ann May w lmor Barb Dl'.9lf1'blllll'8 l2'zluf'ation Party Goers 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, G.A.A. 2. Luuellen Metz Lou Home IL'1'onomi4's Party Goers 4. Rivliard R. Morse-- Rif'lt llulustrlal Arts Party Goers 4, Skull Club l, 2, S Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, Oscar 2, Hall Moni- tor 2. l.aisrem'e- limlssin Owe-n Larry , College Preparrltory Camera Club 3 lTreasurerJ, Hi-Y 3, 4 lChaplainJ, The White Lawn 3, Angel Street 4, Stage Crew , 3, 4. Virginia A. Patten- Gin ny Home Ef'UIl0N1l'l'S i Palette Club 4, Home Economics l, Junior Red Cross 4, Pot O' Gold 4. Martha Jean Pepple- Martyn lfmnmereinl Radio 2, 3 lNarratorJ, 4 lVice-Pres- , identl, Debate l, 2, Home Econom- V I I ics Club l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, . -I G.A.?. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assist- 7 ant . x X Q5 ' Eileen Pearl Pottsg l'early Drsrributive Erlueation A 5 Rig-hard Lee Preble - l'rebs-vi' - Genera, Beverly Ann Priestap- Bef pe, Em, 4, Football 1, Basketball S' i' College 'J'eP 1 f' l' Baseball li HTC 'he Lovely i 5 Home Economics Club l- Junior Red Margaret 4, Command Perform- Cross 2 3 4, Y.-I-een! GAA -I once 4, Sing for Your Supper F 2 ueneh '3 '4 ' ' ' ' ' 3, The Trail of the Lonesome .N ' ' ' Pine 4 t t ., I Nvalt xl' George Purdy .'?re!ty Hof' lnrlusfrirll Arts Skull Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Track 2, Basket- bull 1, 3, 4. Dorothy Cllarline Ream lIorly l,'on1merz'i11l Junior Red Cross 3 lTreasurerl, Home Economics l, 2, Book Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Thespians 4. Charles l.eo Reymvlrls-- lfh111'lr College l'rep11r11!ory Party Goers 4, Football 'l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Marion Rocky Rirlenour l,l'SfI'fbIllI'1't' lfrlurulirm twenty-ser' ts.. Mary Ann PlIlIll8l1a - Annie General Student Council 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3 flieporterl, 4, Rainbow 2, 3 KFeature Editorl, 4 lEditor-in-chiefj, Her Radio Cowboy 3, Office As- sistant 4, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4. Dale Forrest Reese!- Rail lnduslrial Arts S Club 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Band l. 6 Alice Lueille Rive Conznrereial Future Homemakers Club 3 Urea- surerl, 4 lPresidentJ, Y-Teens 4, Secretary to Miss Bowlus 4. Robert Paul Rigel---- Stub Industrial Arts Entered from Owosso, Michigan 4, Student Council l, S Club 2, 4, Football l, 2, 4, Basketball l, Baseball 2, 4, Track l, Choir l, 2. X . will slwxi , ,ana W fell I Ruth Elinore Rohrer' - Ruthie lfommerrial Home Economics Club l lPresi- dentj, Radio Club 2, 3 lSecretoryl, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2. 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Office Assistant 4. George T. Ruck Scienre Audio-Visual Education 2, 3, Science Club 4. ,lack Lee Saine- lfm1es College Preparatory Pep Club 2, Football 'lg Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Senior Schol- arship Test 4, Pot 0' Gold 4. Dorothy Schramm Dot Home Evonomirs Home Economics Club 2, 3 IPres- ident, 4 lSe:retaryl: Junior Red Cross 2, Y-Teens 4. .lanet Irene Shade-V- 'l,ilD1'z General Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2 lletter and Numerall, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, The Lost Curtain 2, Hall Monitor 3, Dra- matic Plonning Board 2, Home- coming Attendont 4, So Wonder- ful in White 2, Date with Judy 4, Thespions 3, 4. Marilyn Louise Shaw- Shaw College Preparatory Class Reporter 2, Student Council 2, 3 llleporterl, Pep Club l, 2 ille- porterl, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3 llnter-council Representativel, 4, Rainbow 3, 4 lCirculotion Man- ogerj, G.A.A. 1, 2 lletterl, 3, 4 lSports Heodl, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Choir 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Sing for Your Supper 3 lStudent Directorj. fa 5 7 ,gg :f eel , . H21 QTEQ-5. ij 41 E , . nj .Q , aff . if Q . ,M USS? 54: it ix' '12 of Q twenty-eight Patricia .lime Rnlfes Pat General Class Reporter l, Student Council 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Pot 0' Gold Typist 3, G.A.A. l, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' En- semble 2, 4 fAuditions at Bowling Greenl, Command Performance 4, Robin Hood 3, Hall Monitor 4, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4, Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4. William Joseph Rutledge Willie College Preparatory Class Treasurer 2, Studenx Council 2 IS:-zcretaryl, 4 lPrasidL...-,, skuu Club I, 2, 3, 4 CVice-Pres:-qengy, Radio Club 1, 2, Pep Clu, 1, Golf Club T, Hi-Y 3, 4 lPresiclc.1,j, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond l, Drum Maior 2, 3, 4, National Rotary Affairs Con- vention 3, Senior Scholorship' Test 4, Ohio University Scholarship Test 4, Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4, Vernun Kay Saunders nsllllflifll lnrlustrial Arts Track 4, Football l. Rudolph A. Segovia-- Rudy l'!0l'llll0Ill1l Future Teachers of America Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Ralph Sharrits hH0lllll'0ll,, lmlusrrial Arls Football l. Dolores Irene Slu-eks--f'l2eedy l.'omm ervial Class Officer 3 lSecretary-treosur- erj, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 lletterl, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, Junior Choir l, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Ghost of Lolly-pop Bay I, Sing for Your Supper 3, As Merry as You Make lt 4, Com- mand Performance 4, Assistant to Dean 3, Hall Monitor 2, 4, A Date With Judy 4. arl Slim-purml. .lr. 'NSIIIIIIYH l-Ul'1lffUlllll X . ,. .. Judy It-tgp blmwaltm-re .Indy Comn I-jul B00 Club l, Commercial Club 2, 3, HOV e Economics Club 4, Social duct Dinner Club 3, Y-Teens 4. i if is lx llfrs-cl Cliarle-s Smith- Al S1'il'Ill't' Palette Club 3, Track 3, 4. liose- Rlu-In Sm-are-y Rosie Ill-SffillllIil'l' l','rllu'r1Iiun Commercial Club 3, Radio Speech Club 3, Junior Red Cross I, Pot O' Gold 3, Color line 3. Rivllarml :Klle-n Sniile-r lIirl. ' lnrluslriul ,firlx Student Council 3 iVice-Presiclentl, S Club 3, 4, Party Goers 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Homecoming King, 4. Yiolu .lane Stall:-re f .luniv ClIlllIIlCl'f'flll Dramatic Planning Board 2, Date with Judy 4, Party Goers 4, Y- Teens 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, Merry Christ- mas 3. .fe of VW' A !u'enly-uimf Rivllarcl Slmrt-- Hifi lnrlustrinl Arts Football 3, Band l. Charles Ernest Sinmns Ernie IIHIIISIFIYII Arls Audio-Visual Education I, 2, Pro- iectionist l, 2. Warrvn ,l. Smith S1'if'ru'v Debate Club 2, 3 Wresidentl, 4 fPresidentJ, Football l, Proiectionist l, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3, 4, Degrees of Merit, Honor, Ex- cellence in National Forensic League 4. Ralpll William Sniilvr lY'illy lnrlustrinl Arlx Audio-Visual Education l. fllary Bolle Sprague- Pug College' l'rf-parutury Future Retailers of Ohio Club 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3 fletterl, Orchestra l, 2, 3 Iletterl. Nernun lillswortli Stamp. .lr. Hu:zy llll1llSlfl.17l Arts Party Goers 4, S Club 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Track 2, 3. Kivllarcl lfloyrl Sh-rlvlu' College Preparatory General average of T for four years. Robert Dean Stn-rre-ll - Tub Industrial Artx S Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Golf T, 2, 3. Mary Lou Stralim Mary Lou General Radio Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2. Anna Elizabeth Swaflurrl 'iCelestina Home Economies Entered from Dayton, Tennessee 4 High School 2, Sunday Costs Five J Pesos 4, Party Goers 4. lflrlun Ray Sykes --Nlflrly Inrluslrial Arts S Club 2, 3, 4, Skull Club 3, 4, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Com- mand Performance 4, Merry As - You Make It 4, All-Ohio Football Honorable Mention 4, King of Val- entine Dance 4, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4, Homecoming At- tendant 4. Clementenc Tllltlllllhv'-HCZCVIIN General G.A.A. 4, Dean's assistant Down by the Old Mill Stream 3. thirty le ee f W-,A L llomllly' Mae Ste-rrvll-- lIotIir ' College Pft'11lIl'lIflII'-l' Thespians 3, 4, Party Goers 4, Ye Merries 2, Junior Red Cross 'l iSoc- retoryl, 2 ISecretaryl, 3 1Presidentl, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3 fSecretaryl, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, White Lawn 4, li- brary Assistant l, 2. ,I William Frank Stucklev' 'f5 Hill l'm'ational Band l, 2. 's Julianne Stukey ,l1l1l,v Com rnerrvlal Home Economics Club l, Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2. Tltlllllllt' Arden Swatslc-r llvpey College Preparatory Rainbow 4, Band l, 2, 4, Or- chestra l, 2, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4, District Competition - Bowling Green 2, 4, State Instrument Com- petitor-Columbus 2. Wanda Mae Tr-rrill nhllllll'N llolm' hlt'lIlIUlIll.1'S Ye Merries T, Commercial Club 4 lSecretaryJ, Y-Teens l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Cletterl, Band 2, 3, 4 Iletterl, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 fVice-Presidentl. Pat O' Gold 4. Gerlrurlt- Beatrice Tlmmas S'Cra1'cl Ceriicf' Commercial G.A.A. 4, Down by the Old Mill Stream 3. .lane-I Lee- 'l'l1oxnas'- Shurfy,' Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Choir l, 3, 4, Robin Hood xt 'x .luanila Wuise-nnlaye-r Distribulive lfrlurtalion Entered from Shownee 3. llicltaril Allan Wlie-vler-- Otto llll1llSffllIl Arts 5 Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1 2 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, truck 1 2' ' , , 3. 4: V The Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4, Command Performance 4. l'li1'l1ard S. W0lfurds Dirk General Palette Club 2, Hi-Y 4, Basketball l, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Ghost of lollipop Boy l. hlary ,loan Yazel Hazel COIIIIIIBTFIIIII Student Council 4 lSecretoryJ: Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4 lVice-Presidentl, Choir l lPionistJ, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, The Ghost of Lollipop Bay l, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4, Music Conference at Bowling Green 3, 4. 41 ... .5 ?1'.. , . it 5, t .gs b. Q e Sharon Arlvm- Waist-r Ihnffllllll li ire Edu vczrion Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Robin Hood 3 'lllmlnas lmruy w Q'llllt'llll1llIl lf 14rirly Srizfriri' Student Council 2, Future Teachers of America Club 2, 3 1Vice-Presi- denti, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Ye Mer- ries 4, Pep Club 4, Pot O' Gold 4, Choir 3, 4, Robin Hood 3, Sing for Your Supper 3, Hall Monitor 3, To the Lovely Mur- garet 4, Student Director of Pir- ates of Penzance 4, Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Oscar 4. Naomi Ann Wim-ilekelir ff nl,llIllIl!'SN Home l2ll'0lI0l7ll!'S Entered from Berne, lndiono High School 3. lk-cil Maria' Wright Sl llislriblllive Edlll'df1.0lI Student Council l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Hull Monitor l, 2, 3. iirlz-y Young---f'Squ1'rrel Dislriblzlive Ecluvalion G.A.A. 2, Ye Merries 3, Y-Teens 2 iTreosureri, 3 lVice-Presidentl, 4, Sing for Your Supper 3, Office Assistant 3. Senior Boy Most Likely To Sur-ceerl -Tom Wemlle-moot Senior Boy Will: Best l'vr- sonality nnd King for Homecoming Came --Richard Snider Neatest Senior Boy f--Bill Rutlm-flgv Most Typical Senior Hoy' aml Attendant at Homecoming Game V- -James Coats Attendant at Honieroming Came -Eldon Sykes SENIOR HONOR PAGE tbirty-two Senior Girl Most Likely To Succeed gMary Yuzel If Senior Girl With Best Per- sonality nnri Queen for Homecoming Game -AB:-'tty Aller Ncatest Senior Girl - Barbara Cummings Most Typical Senior Girl and Attenllant nt Homecoming Game N .lanet Shade' Attendant at Homecoming Game -Patricia Rolfes ,M MEMORIES OF '50 The memories of our six years at South were happy ones for all of us. Remember when we were in the seventh grade? It doesn't seem so long ago, does it? Maybe some of you don't know it but there was a boy, an awfully nice boy. too, who started learning the same subjects we did way back in the seventh grade. He mastered them well'-he was the only student in our class to graduate with straight Hhs. This was Richard Stedcke. our only bedside student. Other outstanding members of our class were jim Coats, who served as our presi- dent three out of our six years at South. It was quite a task for Janice Beech to take over the job of being Sports Editor of the Rainbow and do a good job of it too. l think she and her assistants need to be congratulated. Speaking of the 'LRainbow . it won Superior rating at the contest held at Bowling Green in April, 1949. A good share of the credit goes to this yearis capable Editor-in-chief, Ann Putman. At the Ohio Future Retailers, Convention held in Columbus. lfilaine Stcdke was elected Secretary of the State Future Retailers. At the National Convention in Ashvillc, North Carolina. Elaine was elected National Secretary of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. In our junior year we felt quite honored that one of our classmates. Nancy Knierim. was chosen for the lead in the operetta, 4'Robin Hood . Nancy. lim sure would rank high in any kind of musical program for she has a lovely voice. Many of our classmates have won special honors for their work in the band and orchestra. Eleanor Casey, one of our majorettes, won special honor for herself and our school by tying for third place in the annual junior Chamber of Commerce Band Festival. lildon Sykes was named on the third team of thc All-Ohio Football team. lt was an honor for South as well as for Eldie. Two of our cheerleaders, Janet Shade and Janet Cramer, have served faithfully on our varsity squad for four years. For their service they received gold cups which they really deserved. This year was the Hrst to see a girls, basketball game here at South open to the public. The name of the game was the G.A.A. All-Stars. Daisy Hooks, president of C.A.A.. really had her hands full planning this game. Everyone had a good time though, and all agreed it should be a yearly event. As all good things must come to an end. so must our years here at South. Vile will be gone but there will be others just as capable follow us. Perhaps they will glorify the name of South still more than we and our predecessors have done. ----ALBERTA CAHDER ibirty-three is 4 MEMORIES-The Pause that Refreshes . . . Men? Er, I Mean Men! . . . Beauty Runs Amuck , . . Football Memories . . . A Tense Moment , , Young Men with Horns . . . Music, Music, Music . . . Doi-oi-aing . . . Through these doors, well draw your own conclusions . . . Two of our Custodial Staff. thirty-four Zfncfedz. efadfimen JUNIORS , fd o- qi I T f I fi yy 6 XI' , X X d' :VI K .K , I X K 2? Nf,fI',fv -,Ne GARY ROYAL RALHGH cAszoL mmf ROBERT PAT ADAMS ALBRIDGE MNH, Avsnv MNH BANKSTON BIEDERMAN MNKIEV HERBERT BOLE NDER PRESIDENT JACK WILLIAMS SECRETARY PAUL DAVID COLEMAN .IOANNE BOOTHBY REPORTER IOUISE :mms snooze GAYLE ROGER TAYLOR EOOTHBY BOWER SOCK MARY JIM JACK Dams NANCY ROBERT MARGARE, GAROLD snewen BRILLHAHT BROOKMAN aRowN BURGOYNE CAIN CARDONE CASE ,.,, .E T -Q ., .v'-, ! DAVID SY'-VIA ARTHUR MAE JERRY ORVILLE SANDY IMOGENE ROSINE COLLINS COMSTOCK CONVERSE COREY CATI-577 CHRISTIAN MARY JO PATSY ANN CHARLENE DOROTHY CRAWFORD CRIDER CUNNINGHAM CUSYER ROBERT 1 GARY VIOLA EARL DANSBY DAVIDSON DAWSON L DAWSDN PAT CHARLES GERALDINE LONNIE 3 LAUCK DHAPER ' DROBKA DUKES tbirly-six summon ooms ww 5353: uurss oven smmssenssn A W JUNIORS . 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Halftones Zmc Etchrngs Process Color Engravmgs Ben Day Lme Engravmgs Ben Day Color Engrav mgs College and School Annual Engravmgs Electrotypes Mats and Stereotypes for Newspaper Adver trsmg Offset Plates Photo retouchxng Wash Drawmgs and Layouts for Catalogs Bulletms Adverttsmg Folders Bfoadsrdes Packages Letterheads Labels Trade Paper Advertrsements etc of your products for reproductrons ln Catalogs Folders for all advertnsmg and commer nal purposes Salesmens Portfolmos Colored Photographs Spe rallzxng ln Modern Photography that wxll help to sell your products Job assrgn ments a specxalty CNDCVGJ I I Q . . . Line Drawings .' Modern Designs Q O O fifty-three V ,azuezm SOUTH VARSITY Row 4AAG. Wren, R. Sterrett, lf. Sykes, D. Coleman, D. Johoske, T. Coon, R. Albridge, J. Downton. Row 3-W. Fields. V. Stamp, J. Coats, D. Reese, R. Wheeler, J. Caughman, C. Brogee, J. Williams. Row 2A-B. Ketcham, K. Alexander. T. Bowers, R. Dansby. P. Clippinger, P. Porter, R. Ketcham, D. Vorhees, J. Higgins. Row Ie-J. Beggin, J. Brookman, R. Rigel, D. Snyder, D. Mathias, R. Morse. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Tiger football squad, under the direction of a new coach, Frank Hanna, enjoyed a successful season in 1949, winning five, losing three, and tying one. Coach Hanna introduced a new system this year, using the tight and spread T-formations. Although the squad had fourteen graduating this year, many of the Hrst team will be back next year . Those graduating were: Karl Alexander, Ronald Clippinger, Jim Coats, Tom Coon, Jim Downton, Richard Morse, Dale Reese, Bob Rigel, Dick Snider, Vernon Staup, Roh Sterrett, Eldon Sykes, Dick Wheeler, and Ronnie Ketcham. Eldon Sykes, end and defensive line backer, was given honorable mention and placed on the third team hy the two All-Ohio Polls. FOOTBALL SCH EDULE-'I 949 sourn oPPoNENTs Sept. 16--liasl Liverpool ---- - 14 13 Sept. 23fl indlay ----- - 13 21 Sept. 30-Cincinnati Central Yocational - - 31 6 Oct. 7--Marion ----- 7 13 Oct. 15-Toledo Scott - - 20 34 Oct. 21 fMonroe ---- - 38 6 Oct. 27-Cincinnati Woodward - - 6 6 Nov. 4--Defiance - - - - 4-3 6 Nov. 11W-Ct-'lllral - - - - 14 12 fifty-six . W 8 ,, K. LN, 1 fig-Sige l, . , ' -:..:if-:- til' , N -N - ,,,'N-3, L Row 4-.lim Coats, Senior, Guard, second letter, Bob Sterrett. Senior. Center, second letter: Karl Alexander, Senior, Tackle, first letter. Row 3-Jack Williams, Junior, Center, first letter, Dale Reese, Senior, Tackle, first letter, Vernon Staup, Senior, Tackle, first letter. Row 2-William Ketcham, Sophomore, Guard, first letter: Jim Caughman, Sophomore, Guard, first letter, Bob Dansby, Junior, Guard, first letter. Row I-Tony Bowers, Sophomore, Guard, first letter, Charles Brogee. Junior, Guard, first letter: Walter Fields, Sophomore, Tackle, first letter fifty-revel: iiiw' Row Bslionald Clippinger. Senior, Halfbavk, seeontl letter: ,lim Downlon, Senior. llalfbark. first letter: Paul Porter. Junior, Fullbaek, Hrst letter. R w 2d-Ricliartl More-ae, Senior, Quarterback, seeoinl letter, Bob Rigel, Senior, llalfbat-lx, first ll letter, Toni Coon, Senior, End, second letter: Rivliard Julioske, Junior, Quarterback, first letter. Row I- Dave Coleman, Junior, End, first letter, Eldon Sykes, Senior, End, second letter: Dick ' ' - - l I rr r. Snider, Senior, llalfbark, second letter: lhek Wheeler, Senior. End, N-cont e e fifty-eight SOUTH JUNIOR VARSITY Row 4 J. Brattun, C. Swords. B. Reed. .I. Porter, H. 0'Ne-al. D. Clippings-r. R. Putman. tl. llutson Row 3---U. Skinner, C, Sampson, R. Burkllolder, W. Snvkrimlvr. J. Mack. D. WIHIIIDHIIIII. ll StIl IJIt'IlllI. Row 2---R. Ilarnvll, C. iN'IcPIiPr0n, Wasiiingtnn. J. I-'edt-le, R. IIQJINIPTSUII, V. Re-x. II. SIlt'I'l'Il'Ii Row 1- -C. NIcI'Iwron tmanagerl, E. Wells IYIl8Illigf'I'I, S. Rnftk, R. Davissun. T. Spylwr, IT. Svxlon F. Dickinson lmanagerj. Dvfvatvti Defiance 4-5-01 Inst to Finmiiay 31-6. Fostoria 13-0. CentraI I2-61 tic-fi Van Iver! 0-0 1 win. 3 Iusse-s. I lim-. SOUTH FRESHMEN Row 4---IJ. UIII, B. Cain, R. Chamiwrs. D. HOIQJ. H. Stout. J. Patterson. II. I311t'In-Y. .I. Schmitz C. Cunnaily. Row 3 R. yIl'PIIt'fUIl, R. Rhine, B. BHCOIIIP, NI. Swallow. IJ. Neuman, II. Wa1'mI. I.. Iinrslman. IJ Sainv, II. Stolws. H. Ric-hiv. Row 2- --.I. Smith, C, King, K. Jones. D. Camper, B. Rurkholdvr. B, Yandf-rmark. R. I,amun, M Prumsl. W. Lubinsky. C. Page-I. Row 1--D. Wilsun tmanagerl. C. Tliunias. J. Point. C. Pc-pple. J. Ilaskin. Weitz. II. Mcllorman .I. Wolfe lmanage-ri. R. Ingle tmanagerj. Def:-ale-d Central 27-0, Findlay Cleliwmcl 7-6: lied Lafayfftte- 0-01 Inst to I.afayvttv I2-0. 2 wins 1 Iuss, I tiv. fifty-nine SOUTH'S COACHES Nlr, l'iig:,gLilts, Xlr. Nlyt-rs. Nlr. llanna, Nlr. llarroxs, nntl Nlr. Bom-rs. Mr. Ut-orgt' lfiggggiiis, In-ml golf. junior high football. and seventh gratlt- baske-tball voavhg Mt Ka-ut Myvrs. hvatl travk, assistant football. and assistant basketball coach: Mr. Frank llnnua. vo ortliuutor, htuul fnolllull. frm-sluuan baske-tball, and junior high track coarh: Nlr. Um-n llarrows junior varsity football. vlgllllll gratis- baslwlball. and assistant track coach: Mr. ,lov Bom-rs. lu-at baskt-tball. hvzul base-ball. autl fr:-sluuan football t-oavh, FOOTBALL MANAGERS Thi- manage-rs am- wry t--asm-ntial to the stlvu-ss of our football te-am. .Xlthough tht-y tlo not rw:-iw tht- php sit-al punisluur-ut that tht: tt-am rt-vein-s. tht-y an' usually wry tirwl aftt-r tht- tlayis pruvtitw- is on-r. 'l'hvy vlufvk all vquiptuvnl and :lest-rw much praisr- for the-ir work. 'I'ln- lll8Il2:lQlt'l' nt-re-: ,lavk Saint-. llznitl lluy. Cary fhlatus. ,Iohn Krivk. ,I. Saint-. .l. Krit-lx, IJ. llay. tl. Mlatus. sixty N Row 2- -W, Purdy, Captain lf. Sykes, D. lfulenian. B. Smith. D. .ltilmskt-. B. Rtitle-algv. R. ,X H. llollar. Row I slluacli J. Bmw-rs, T. Coon. J. Coat 5. VARSITY BASKETBALL NLLFRLIII. rahf 'll-um. rah! Rah. rah. tt-amli' This che-1-r was he-arri at all tht- ha kftv gamt-s and honors-cl tha- boys uf tht- 1949-50 haskvthall team which iltcltlthwl Toni Conn. .lin 1 Bill Ruth-alge-. Butl Purdy. Eldon Sykes, Dick .lulmskn-. and David Coleman. Thi- boys urtai x mlvst-rwd rt-vngliitiuti. ton, for during ilu- re-gular svason they twin- mloutimi the cross-ttmn llrd tu and 11-avlwfl the- se-mi-finals in the flistrirl tournament wshf-rv the-y th-ff-ate-d St. Marys 56 xl ant lust tu Fimllay 59-28. Tha- st-ason's record was nine' mins and st-wn loss:-s. The lt-am was mat lu by Mr. ,loc Bowers with lfhlun Sykes avting as vaptain 1949-1950 SCHEDULE llviiatlvt- - Piqua - - - Vkasliiiigtmi Court Hunts:- Culuinhus Smith - Fintllay - - - Kvntnn Marion Cvlinu - Central - Springiiclcl Midclh-towii - Yan Wt-rt - St. Marys - Uppvr Sandusky Wapakum-ta - lk-ntral - xixl y-ml 1' South Oppum- -117 12 31 78 52 25 60 33 -1.3 50 48 59 59 -L1 35 -10 1 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Rau' 2 lilnlun Sykf-5, Svniww. guard. first lf-llvrg Tum Conn. Sz-uiur. gguunl. NTIIIIII lvltvr: Wall: Purely. 51-niur. guurll. 5l'1'llIl1'I lvttvr: Ilivk .lnlmslu-. Junior. vvnle-r. N-rmul If-lla-r. ut I ,lim liuulm 54-Him. fu1'xsur4I. final lf-lla-rl Dau' lfnln-man. Jllllitlf. furnm'4l. firrl lvllvri Bill ' IilIlll'lIQ1l'. Sl'Ililll', ffwmml. -vuvml lm-Ill-r. sixty-luv: RESERVE BASKETBALL Ron' 2 --C. -Xtlams. J. Beggin. .l. Nlaek, F. lleyoe. N. Johnson. Hou' I-B. Brown. B. Sanderson. B. Reed. J. Caughman, 11. Williams. Playing sixteen games. the Reserve Basketball team eopped seven yyins while honing to the opponents nine times. The team yxas coached by' Mr. Kent Meyers. Wins were Defiance 33-36. Piqua 37-26. Kenton 50-31. 1Vlarion Harding 51-50. Yan Vlfert 53-41. St. Marys 39-32. and Wapak 51-37. Losses were Delphos Jefferson Varsity 62-32. Columbus South 54-40. Findlay 50-39, Celina 55-40. Central -LT-31. Springfield 44-19. 1V1idd1etoysn 51-35. lipper Sandusky 49-46. and Central 36-35. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL . , t 1 . . , . Hou' 2 R. l,aman. 11. Stokes, 11. llole, 1.. Cliantbers. C. lxxtlne. ll. 0 Neal, 11. Klnne, 11. llaeonte. Hou' I J. Wolfe. 11. Farno. tl, llonnally. ll. Neuman. 11. Stout, D. Saine. M. Provost, B. Cain. 13. lngle. The Freshman basketball squad under the Coaching of Mr. Frank Hanna played nine games. winning four and losing five. The Baby' Bengals beat Kenton 45-23. llellefontaine 33-31 and 32-23. and Findlay Donnell 25-20. Those defeating South were Findlay Clenyyood 34-17. Central 31-25 and 32-12. Celina 26-18. ln the lfresb- man tournament South nas beaten by St. Rose 24-21. sixty-fl11'c'c' av aah ':- il BASEBALL 119493--Row III: D. Wilson. D Davisson, J. Fife, F. DeVoe. T. Bowers. H Williams. B. Griesdorn. D. Hole. Row II G. Adams. B. Rutledge. T. Coon, B. Sexton E. Sykes, D. Gilbert, B. Line. D. Johoske Row I: B. Hicks. B. Williams, R. Albridge D. Snider, M. George. J. Hefner, D. Skelley W. Martin. TRACK 1949-Row IV: G. Boyd, D. Logan C. Corrello, E. Mack, D. Brogee. J. Porter. J. Coats. D. Vorhees, R. Clippinger. J, Down- ton. Row III: J. Hansacker. P. Boothby, J r ton A Smith B Powell D Wheeler B at . - - - . . . B. Hevlin. W. Fields, D. Catlett. D. Farsht. Row II: J. Oost. C. Griffith, K. Alexander R. Moritz, J. Ward. R. Morse, R. Rower, J Higgins. B. Smith. Row I: V. Rex, D. Coon T. Bowman. G. Wren. Managers: J. Saine R. Owen, J. Krick. sixty-join' 3 HI i 3 'xr ..e,.. M , . X N -ffm fs NA Af' BASEBALL-1949 The 1949 Baseball Club, coached by Mr. .loc Bowers, enjoyed an exceptionally good season. Including tournament play the Bengals racked up a 13-3 record. The team received two trophies--one for city championship and one for becoming district champs in tourna- ment play. At the tournament regionals South was edged out by Toledo Macomber 3 to 2. Of the fifteen lettermcn five graduated including four regulars. Those graduating were Bob Williams, Bob llicks, Don Skelly, Mike George, and Bob Line. The club as a whole showed well throughout the season with a team average of .308. Don Skelly was elected captain. RECORD: St. Rose 12-23 Central 3-6: St. Gerard 14-53 Bluffton 20-3: St. Johns 2-1: Springfield 2-4, G.O.L.g Springfield 8-75 Central 5-2: St. Gerard 13-2: Bluffton 19-5: St. Rose 17-3: St. Johns 13-2. TOURNAMENT tDISTRICTl South 5, St. Marys 3: South 14, Central 3: South 4, Mansfield 3. TOURNAMENT tREGIONALl South 2. Toledo Macomber 3. TRACK-1949 The trackmen. under the guidance of Head Coach Kent Nlyt-rs and his assistant Mr. Owen Harrow. had an average season. They defeated Ada 60-58 and Belle-fontaine Tlilfg--1-llg. They lost to powerful Findlay and Lima Central by thc scores of: 8-U2-33'g. 82-33 respectisely. They also placed fourth in the ,lunior Olympics with 36 points and fifth in the Greater Ohio League Xie:-I at Spring- field with lflg points. They ended the season by participating in the District Track Meet. l11r11I1 lh11rf1u1l1'r1 D '1111 l1.11l ,l a1lc R lulp. B. lf1111'rN1111. .l. lxllllf . 1 . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . 1 1 1 If 1 N 111l11' 111aki11-1 uf El -11 h I, ,,1111l 1'l111rl111l11 XlN1 lll1N 111uNl l1. -1 .111 llllll IW 11 N 111 1r11N 11r11l liming. a111l Tllyllllll. 'l'l11y Illllkl l11 1111 l1. .111 N . N 111 v 111 1 111 N lu llVlIl up the 111 p aNs11111l1li1-N iN ilII11llll'l' 11111 11f llll 1l1111 tdill 1.1 l1.11 1111 1 11111.11 rr N ar fnur N111111rN dll1'l Cramer. Hlllll .'X1111.1 fulp l. 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'xllll ll11 11 . 1 .11111 . 1 N 1111 fin' Q JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The junior high fooiball squad did not play any ganu-s. Tlu-y we-rc out to Ie-arn the fundanu-ntals of lhf- game with Mr. George- Figgins as voavli. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Tlufse buys m-rv out, not to play games. hui Io learn about thc game- under the instruction of Mr. George- Figgins. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL-Row III: B. Brown. H Robinson. B. Flarida, F. Melton. E. Shurelds, J. Shib- ler. J. Rex. Row II: D. O'Black. J. Barnes. C. Rhodes. T. Myers, L. Skelly. C. Cardone. B. Saine. B. Bagley. Row I: T. Brookman. R. Moeller. J. Rhodes. W. Thomas, D. Hill. O. Buckmaster, C. Bressler. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK H9495 'l'h4-se boys ran mu- nwet against l.ima C4-nlral and rl.-ff-an-fl th:-in. 'lllu-y also ran in the ,lunior Ulylnpivs in which they plavf-d sf-voml. Mr. Wiilliani rIlIlQ'ISI'Il was the 4-oavh. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK-Row III: J. Totty. L. Chambers, K. Jones. Row II: J. Haskins, G. Bowers, J. Wright. A. Beams, D. Camper. G. Fields. Row I: B. Orchard, R. Edwards. J. Washington. B. Baxter. V. Banks. T. Rader. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Tliese- boys are thc future- te-ani. Tlu-y were coaulu-d lo an lliiclq-In-ale-rl season by Nlr. Owen C. llurrow. Tlury de-feats-d nur great:-st rival I.ima Central in two gauu-s 27-23 and 36-lil. The-y also defeated Findlay Donnell, 21-18 and Sl. hose. 39-23. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL-Row III T. Cain, V. Banks. B. Baxter. J. Bishop, D. McDorm:m, Row I: T Rader, H. Shelly, C. Stokes. J. Barton. ' si.x'1y-six G. A. A. Row IX-J. Wright. J. Stepek, J. Holmes, S. Miller, M. Kemp. S. Brookman, J. Cavinder, J. Smith, N. Keller, M. Wren N Kies. M. Leffler. J. Stumpp, M. Rigel. Row VIII-B. Sabosly, J. McCoy, C. Myers, D. Pulfer. J. Parshall, J. Beckett. F. Cardone, A. Blosser, P. Pence. P. Mow- eryvT. Bowlus. J. Wilson, S. Maynard, J. Godfrey, N. Brookman. D. McCormick. P. Dotson, P. Rolfes. J. Cramer. R II--J. L' ' ' ow mcoln, F. Kies, B. Clayton, C. Copp. B. Emerson, L. Cole. M. Leffler, J. Carl, C. Maxwell. Row VI-K. Lincoln, R. Culp. B. Francis. M. Shaw, R. Huffman, P. Case. J. Winks, J. Westbay, K. Schott, J. Fett. S Pratt, B. Fair. R. Dowell. Row Vilvl. Goonan. B. Knerr. I-5. Fields, J. Blake, S. Fisher, D. Reams, G. Thomas. E. Ward. M. Henderson. B. B' d -- le Sl man. M. Pepple, J. Stukey. Row IV-C. Judkins, D. Norbeck, N. Geyer, L. Priestap, B. Reichelderfer, J. Stoddard. D. Baber, D. Sterrett. J. Rigel. B Priestap. I. Horvath. Row III-R. Lones. M. Lingenfelter, S. Comstock, J. Wright, D. Moeller, S. McClurer, M. Johnson. J. Kirkpatrick, C. Mowery, D. Sheeks. Row II-C. Mowery, K. Rhodes, M. Slade, J. Miller, M. Duby. B. Adam, L. Wright. C. Mowery, F. Damrell. Row I-J. Keller, C. Clark. D. Hooks, B. Aller, E. Casey, R. Rohrer, V. Lanker. A. Cook. Groups left to right: Princeton team. Bowling and Swimming Champs Yale Team, G.A.A. Sports Haeds. What avtivity outside of regular school do you Q-njoy most? This qu:-stion was rcc'4'ntly askt-tt tht' 4'lt'h'IlllI and Im-lflh grade students. Mort- girls answered C.A.:'l. than any other single- uvtivity. 'l'ltt-sv girls am- lt-arming tht- ruh-s of good sportsmanship through the various artivities sponsored hy G.A.A. Suinimirig. howling, and arvhery we-rc added to tht- rt-gular haslwthall. volh-y-hall, SUl'L'l'l'-il.'lNK'ilU.il. htulminton. and shufflelroard. Miss Doris Shank, director of U.A.fX.. had plans to lllCI't'ilSt' thcst- sports so that all girls will haw a vhanve to participate in the sport of their choosing. .X rluh with suvh varied activities needs capable officers. and tht- role was we-ll tillt-tl with Daisy liooixr. us pre-side-nt: Betty Aller, rict-'preside-ntg and Eleanor Cast-y. st-t'rs-tary-treasllrcr. Class i'e-plvse-iittttiws in-rv tm-lflh. Ruth Holm-rx t-It-wntli. ,Ioan Fundum: and tenth. Carol Clark. .fi.'Yfj'-XL'l'l'll .-I ' From the Press of The News-Gazette Printing Company Catalogue :-: Book :-: Commercial PRINTING 217-219 North Union Street Phone 6-6501 Lima, Ohio 0638 sixty-eigl t Diamonds Watches ' .f' VL!s1v Pl, ' , f--fi 1 C, .e 5 B ,ff TEv7:i.nv svon: we, A f f ' tx :MA s 1 omo 129 N. Main Sf. Wedding Rings Silverware Wurlitzer Pianos Admiral Radios Musical Instruments of all Kinds Expert Repair Service Zender Music Store Hank Armantrout Clothing Furnishings Hats Shoes Morris Bros. 217-219 N. Main St. Where the fellows buy their clothes Compliments of ROUSH MOTOR SALES DeSoto - Plymouth Sales 8: Service 911 S. Metcalf Phone 9-9741 The Best Service 134 E. High St. Lima, Ohio H' I ' lttepo e s Sohio Service C R Q LU F V R D 'S Elm and Bellefontaine :manila N. rwnznomnvz Our 41st Year . . . Quality did it! , . 138 N. Main sf. Uma, 01110 sixty-nine Compliments of Welker Brothers Funeral Home 759 W. North Sr. Phone 9-6866 Lima, Ohio 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Bonton Bakery Have You Tried Our Delicious Glazed Donuts We specialize in Phone 2-0881 688 S. Main St. Wedding and Birthday Cakes Phone 6-8741 723 S. Main St Young Brothers Trucking Co. Small Buildings 8z Machinery lVe Smile at Miles Long Distance Hauling Phone 2-4291 549 S. Main St. IJ' E , A t. .:.l f' 1- STUDENT COUNCIL Row -I ,l. lion-mlmlv. Ii. Atkinson. II Slolws. ll, Iioycl. .l. Ilansaker. I.. W'isv. J. Rc-llmonml. B. Maxw:-II. .I. Ilrffnz-r. 5. Irv. .I. Kirlxpalrivk. Row 3 T. IIIPIIIPIIS. J. Uslnornv, IJ. Bm-1'y. J. Wright. A. Illossvr. J. Gibson. I . Ifflwxarmls. NI. Sli-'1I1'IiQ'. N. WwIIII8I1Is. I2. 5IldlIQ'. II. Noelle-r. ,I. Iioln-null, IJ. II1Il. Row 2-B. Sain:-, NI. IIIIIIIIYFP, JK. Ilolxnan. nl. Downing. II. Sllinaln-ry, N. Bollmlllro. I'. P4'Il1It'l'Q,2lSI, II. Craxsfonl. If, Tlmolnpson. ll. Malslon. S. Orvlmral. Il. Canlplwll. Row I- -.I. Carr. Y. I.oukos. II. Rnllvclge. NI. Nam-I. 111IllH'l'0l71IHgZ 'I'In- Que-en's lfourl and llle- vroxxning of Rivllarml SIlIlIt'I', Ixing. This or--aninulion of slumlx-nls svrvos as u Illt'lIIllIIl of sluclc-nl ex I'l'SSIOIl. wIII8I6Vt'l' concerns lln- interests of tl . - . - . . , p . . ilu' pupils, VIIIIIIIIII VIUIHIIIIQ llw HLIIIIITIISIFEIIIIIII pollcy of the school, IS the p1'0VlIll't' of the COIIIICII. The SIIIIIUIII rartici ation in sc-Inool ffowrnnu-nl in our svlnool is not ronsidered a clisvi Iinar Ile-vivo, but a me-ans I1 which I l P I U u I I P Y Y mlm-nslnp irannng may bm- lnzulo more UIIjI'l'IlVf' and rr-al. Ono stnmlonl is chosen from t'Z11'Il homo room to re-pr:-sont the onlin- group. They nwet ew-ry Nlonday during IlUlIIt'I'll0llI pr-rioml in room 213. 'I'Iu- Stull:-nl Council, nnmln-r lln- leads-rsllip of President Bill Rntlenlgv. Vice-Prvsirle-nl Naceilia Loukos. Secre-tary Mary Yazel. and IIIFPHHIIITI' ,lov Carr. sponsorc-II ilu- Spring Dance, Ilolnq-coming, the LIUIIIIIIIIIIIIY CI11-sl Drive-. and voII:-1-lwl Iooll for ilu- newly ul IIIIFINIIIIHS limo. Faculty advisers were- Miss falia I'I3I'Il3lIgIl and Mr. II4-rnarrl Roush. seventy-tu'o I I I -Q. Rau' 4' 'I' Nlmwry. J. Tops-, M. Shu:-. NI. Wilcox. .I. SIIIIIII. IC. llulde-n. W. I zmn:-r. W. Slim-. Il. Slim-I'. -.alia c.A'.1 5 If I' 0 . C canes JUNIOR RED CROSS as' Row 3' 'Nliss Claasford, V. Pam-n, IJ. flash. D. Ililinorv. F. Be-almut. II. Ilan-r, II. Iiole-ml:-r. S. Wu-n. Il. IxIl'IiIIIIIHl'Ix. Row 2 Ix. Anlhony. C. Ruede-r, J. Klapp. A. Sims, F. Damn-II, li. Carmlvn. IC. SImrI. Row I I I'I-usanl. J. fIrl1uI4I. Il. 5IayIraugIi. 5. LIITIHIIEIII. Il. Nurroll. II. Irm-mpc-rl. .I. IIuIn-null. Placing IIUIIS mamle fur Junior II:-II Cross on I-xIliIviI. IIIrl'0IIly SI1'I'l':'II VIIIIIIIIUIN IIN- IIl1'l'IIlIgJ.. W I in am- IIIA' Cowl Samarilans uf Suulh IIig1I1'f 'I'Ilvy are- IIII- Illirly-I-iglll IIlI'IlIIWl'S of IIN- .Iuninr III-Il Ln..- xsho arv 011011-YS Ixusy doing se-i'viI'v fur oIIie-rs. 'I'I1is yr-ar IIIQ- CIIIII, unIIvr IIII- 1IIl'I'I'IIOII uf Miss 'I'In-Ima Illai-fI'm'1I. sponsorf-II a dam-I-, packed gift Imxe-s. and Inamle sIufII-II Ioys and tray favors. IIIIIQ' nIIiI':-rs xwrv as fuIImss: pre-simlm-ill. IlurulIiy SIt'I'I't'III viva-pl'm'siIII'IiI. Sylvia Cllrisliun: Sl'l'I'I'IL1IN 1lIllI Irm- surer. David SIayI1augI1q rn-purlf-rs. .lim Rulmenalt aml Bob Trvmpn-rt. IIIIIQ' Junior RMI Cru-s VIIIIIIII I-ullllvil invnibe-rs in-rv Judy Arnuld. Sylxiu IfIirisIian. Kula :'InII1m1y.Ju Ann I,Q'llSilIlI.1IIlII Nlarlliu Wilmx. xerenty-lhref' Mei gg: Y POT O' GOLD PUT OF C0l.ll STAFF Row 2--All. Griffith, ll. Smith. R. Darnell. B. Rhine. F. Kies. R. Alhridge. li. Farsht. B. Bower. J. Skinner. Huw lf -J. Shritler. A. Harder. W. Terrill. J. Saine, T. Wentlelnioot. D. Coon. ll. Clemens, Y. Patten. ll. Nlowery. ADVERTISING STAFF OF POT OF COLD Row 2-V P. Case. J. Anthony. J. Gibson. Row 1-- R. lluffnian, l'. P1-nee. K. l.ineoln. lf. Cardone. M. l.:-Ffler. With the theme Thanks for the Memories the 1950 annual staff tried to eaptnre the memories of yont' school life and preserve them for yon. Photography and lay ont. under the tlireelion of Mr. Warner T. Boyer, was done by Diek Coon. Bob Smith. Tom Wendelmoot. and Jack Saine. Class pietnres were mounted by Alice Blosser, Cora Mowery. Janet Skinner. Denada Criflitli, Barbara Allen. and William Rhine. Pietnres were taken hy Riehard Farsht. Bill Bower. and Ronald Darnell. The literary work was handled hy Alherta Carder. llelen Clemens, Wanda Terrill. ,lack Saine. Royal Alhridgge. Tom Wendelmoot. and Bolt Smith. nnder the supervision of Miss Olive Fnnflnm. The :nrt work was drawn hy Faith Kies and Virginia Patten. The advertisements were ohtained hy Peggy Case, Janet Gibson, Rnlhann Huffman, Patty Pence, Kay Lineoln. f'loralCar1lone, and Marilyn l.eFfler with fllr. Fred Rex as adviser. The advertising layout was planned hy Kay .mco n. The nlannseripts were typed hy Mr. Walter Binklt-y's advanced typing elasses. .verenty-follr wg.. ...........M. . W... , 1 af THE RAINBOW RAINBOW' EDITURI.-Xl. S'l'qXl l Row 2 S. Wren. M. Myers, R. Kallll. J. Fundum. S. Comstock. Row I-N. Knierim. 'I'. Swatsler, M. Sham. J. Beech, A. Putman. B. Stuekey, R. Om-us, ,l. liouersock. ADVERTISING STAFF OF RAINBOW Row 2---P. Brown, R. Orchard, K. Schott, ff. Turner, T. Bowlus. Run' I I.. lim-kuiastf-r. .l. Stukey. S. Jordan. tl. Cunningham. B. Nlin-hael. lf you ever haw the rhanee to ln- near 223 the seventh periocl. you might ln- int:-restetl to knots why tlu-re .ire so litany students going in and out of this particular room at this time. Miss Genevieve Martin will ln- there- to tell you ht-cause these students are the me-mhers of the Rainbow editorial staff gathering auml hriuging hack news to go into the RAINBOWQ our monthly school paper. and the to-1-kly report about school activities for the l.ima News. We are very prouil of our Rainlion stall be-cause they non several superior ratings last year. 'flu-y rm-1-iwtl a superior rating from the Northwestern Ohio District Journalism Association and a First tllass llonor rating from tha National Scholastic Press Association. The latter was for the second semester of last year. The staff was as follows: EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ------- Ann Putman Associate Editor ------ Beverly Stuckey Sports Editor - - - Janice Beech - Sondra Emerson Assistant Sports Editor Circulation Manager ----- Marilyn Shaw REPORTERS-Nancy Knierim. Janice Bowersock, La- donna Shepard. Joan Fundum, Wilma Wilkins, Sharon Wren. Raymond Owens. Roland Kautz. Bob Sturgeon, Tom Swatsler. Eleanor Dupe. Max Myers. Sandy Comstock. TYPISTS -Imogene Fisher, Eileen Potts. Daisy Hooks, Mildred Davis. Marilyn Kemp, Jane Statter. BUSINESS STAFF Manager -------- Shirley Jordan SOLICITORS--Jim Anthony. Ronald Orchard, Claude Turner, Karen Schott. Jane Westbay. Temple Bowlus. Laura Buckmaster. Patty Brown, Judy Stuckey, Charlene Cunningham. seventy-fiz'e SENIOR A CAPELLA CHOIR Huw IV---B. F1'.1ncis, 'l'. Bnvvlns, S. Wanlscr, R VVolI'u1'cl. M. McCullough, D. Zir-gv11b11s4-I1. D. CIIlJIJIll1Qf'I', W, Fin-lds. I.. flus- szlrd. M. I'I8I1iIt'l'Sf?l1, B. CSlI'CIE'I', M. LL-ffler. Row IIIfP. Dnlsnn. N. KlllPI'lI!l. F. Cooper, R. Crllll. J. Redmond, J. VVilIi:1n1s. R. Czuin. R. Dzlrnvll. R. HIIIIAIIIJIII. R. Dnw- ell. R. Rohrer. M. Yuzel. B. Hahn, S. Miller. Row II-S. Slvdke, 5. Nlilyllilfd. E. Stevenson, S. Hzlrlman, H. McLaughlin, J. Dnkro. 'I'. Wexuiclxmmmsl. D. Dilliun. R. Rm-dr-1'. H. Czxrolus, M. Davis. R. Long, D. Shocks. G. Weimer, P. Crider. Row 1'-J. '1'hm11:1s:, J. BIIFLQUOII. C. McClain. E. Sledke, J. Ford. R. Evans, M. TlII'Ill:'l'. P. H1111-1', I. Fisher. B. Hrmberls, S. Clxristizm, P. Rulfes. N. Miller, B. Cummings, M. Shaw, R. Culp 'IIIIQ' 51'11lu1' I ffupvllu IIIIIPII' lIIllIl'I' lln' 1lil'1'1'li0l1 of Mr. William 'I't'IlllN'I vlmsl- lor ll1vi1' nvlliu-1's: 9u11wl1'41 I'lIlll'l sun. Ill'4'sItI4'llI1 N.1114'y kIlI4'l'IIll. 1111--plv-illf-111: lfluim- S11-fllw. Nt'L'Ft'I2il'I1 uml .lm-lx Williams. l1'1-us111'v1'. 'I'l11- iQl11'1sl11111s IH'UQ1I'2IIIl LlIl4I Iln- I'ILINlt'1' l'LlllILlI.1 xwrc- 1l11- tmp llliilll pr11j1-vis nl llu- 1-l111i1' lllis 11-11r. 'I'l11-5 :mlm sung ul rluln l11111'l1wv11s 111 Iln- 1l1-11111111111 11-slu111'a11ts uml 1-1111-rwl llu- 1'UIlIQ'rI4 .11 IIllXSllIIg Ivl'4't'Il Slulv I11111-1's1I1. NI:-4-lillggs 111-rw In-Ill 1-wry Nlumluy. XYt'IIIll'S4Iilj. and lfrillzly in llu- slmliu lluring lln- tl1i1'1l Il1'l'l4NI. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Nun' I Rt'IN'l4l'll lQx1111-. Sl111r1+11 XX.1ls1-1'. Nunvy Knin-1'im. l'11l Hulll-N, 'l:S1l1i11 4'l11'isIiz111. N:1l11l11- Xlillq-1'. Nlurx M111-I IIill'IIliI'Ll Ililllll. Ilnlmw-s Slwn-ks. '1:511lvsli111l1-ml lm' Smnlra IC1111-14-1111 lm' must nf 1l1c- I1'ilI'. ln 111114-Iup mlm- IIIPIIIIIIIQL IIIIAUIIQLII small QLIWIIIII singing is llu- p1'i1n1n'y illlll uf Ilxis QLITIIIII. vlwllvsl' girls IllIl'lIl'IlYiIIl' in -vlufml IIl'llQlI'lIIIlN ul IIl11'isln1as aml Ifaislvr. UIIIUI' ass:-111l1l11--. I'.'I'.'K. prug1'11111s llllll -1-lnml 1l1111w-s. 'I'l11-5 all-11 pre'se'l1I IllIt'I'1'NIIllgl lII'lIQlI'fIIIIS fur lm'a1l IlIIl1'Ilt'llIl VIIIIIS. lIIQ'l'llI'j nr lH'llI.4'NSIIIIIlII ggnnzps. mul 4'llIt'I' in 1lisl1'i1'l IIIIINII' 1'ulll1-sis. 'l'l11' s11p1-1'xi-111' is Nliss Mfru Vw 1'ig1l1I illlll Ilu- u1'c'o111pz111isl. Sllirlm-y Mill:-r, I'I11s1-111lnl1- 1114-111111-rs.vln-sf-11 In IVQUIIIN. m-rv II1-lv:-1-111 I'IIilllN. Sllarm-11 Wulsvr. Num-5 Ixniq-rim. Iylll Ilulllvs, S11mll'al I':lIl1'I'-till. Fylxiu IlIll'I-IIilll. Natalie- xIIlIl'I'. Nlury NZIIVI. ll.n'l1zn'u II2illll. 111111 II4-lows SIl1'I'Ix'. .vfwwztjv-six JUNIOR A CAPELLA CHOIR Row IV -A IJ. IIZIII. J. Pul'tvl'. R, Kane. T. Bresler. D. Williams, L. Campbell. A. McKee. B. Avery, D. Cotner. R. Eclvvzlrcls R. llowser. W. Smith. R. Arnett. R. Adams. D. Hole. E. BQIIJCII VV. Wzlsllillgtoll. D. Calliper. Row III ll. Bucher. T. Cramer. J. Wolfe, R. Hoover. R. Camper, L. Zickzlfoose. R. DC2lI'lIl. F. Be-zlbollt. J. KIlIOI'Illl. R Sellers. J. F2lII'IJllI'll. G. Fields. J. Haskins. G. Bowers. A. Mettler. B. Orlst. J. McDonald. M. XVFILIIII. .I. Lawrence. Row ll--J. Shrider. ll. Miller. M. George. P. Oost. B. Atkinson. S. Rienlisch. C. Davis. B. BOIEIICIEIZ D. I'IOW'2ll'CI. J. Joni-s R. Plll1Il. M Jones. A. Howard. P. Hamilton. S. Hall. S. Lee. D. Miller. J. Stunlpp. D. Poling. M. Shzlde. A. Czlsh. Row l--J. Michzlel. V. L1lIlI'C0l'. B. Crawford. M. Leffler. D. Cash, J. VVlCIlllZll'Ii. A. Poling. S. Clippillger. B. PZIXIIP. M Michael. M. Wren. J. Billiter. J. Adams. P. Corey. J. Reese, J. Whited. C. Myers. A. Downing. B. Klinger. Itlgilly hops tlllll girls. sl-It-vii-ll hy Il'y1llIIh Ilusvfi Ilpllll HIIIIIIY tlll1I IIIIVFPSI. volllposv IIl1- ,IIlllIlll' 'X I.2IIlt'IIil I.IlHlI'. 'I'll'-..- sIII1It'IlIN Illllwl In' ill tht- e-ighlh or nillth grail:-. 'l'ln- IIILIIII ulljt-t-tile of tht- Q1I'llIIlI is In IIILIIM' Iilll'lIlt'li prvpllrzl- lioll for IIII' N-lliol' IiIIllII' Ivy Illt'l't'LlSIllQl vilorzli IlLll'IigLI'llllll4I ilIllI In II'llIllIIlQ1 lhv Illt'llIIlt'l'r. This IiIIUIl' ll1lIiIIl'IlIiIIl'II ill ilu' SCIIUUI llhrisllllas anti I'i.'ISIl'l' IlI'llQI'illllS llIllI lll't'rt'llIt'1I thu- opvlwllal. I'il4lltl-s oi I It'lllLlll1't'.-A hy Ililhvrt iIIl1I Sllllilzlll ill tht- Qllfillll. Ihl- VIIUII' Illt'I IIlI'l't' IIIllt'h 1-alrh ue-ek 1IlII'lllg1 vlzlss Pl'I'llllI5 YXIIII thi- 4III't'i'I1lI', Xllss M-ral XXFIQLIIIL llI't'hl4I4'llI. IiLll'IP2lI'll H.-sl: NIt'i'-llI'l'SIIIt'III. xifglillill I.zlllIwl': Sl't'I'Q'IilI'f ilIllI 11I'l'UIllllklIlINI. SIlIl'II'X IIallI. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR Row lV- R. IXIIII. ll. Aiilllllg. D. Bmlthby. R. XvCl'l'I8l', D. Michael, T. Bzlrry. H. McVielcel's. C. Szlbosly. .I. Cooke. N. Stillllllel M. Plligh. S McClllel', C. VIIQSISRIIIQ. M. Sabosly. J. Ellison. Huw Ill l.. INIllNSG'l'. E. lvlorrison, N. Holden. D. Pzlrlette, R. Pezlrson. L. Wllitv. G. ll:-yes. E. Atkins, R. IVIIIHIIIIS. C Lt-ecly C. Ku-lll. li. YI'IlUlllll4UIl. J. Coen. C. IIOfllG'I'. A. SCElI'f0SS. C. McDmlzlld. Row lll M. Stewart. A. IIUIlN2lIl. J. CIIIIIIJCIR. G. Xlllshillgtoll. C. Smith. S. Frey, A. Ilzlll. L. Xvflllllg. A. IIOIAII. M. XYelty K Rlerricle. L. iVIlL'IIlll'I. B. liollty. D. Hutchinson. C. Miehlel ' Row l C. Clntttlicd. D, DilN'ISS0l1. R. Gardner. B. Truesdzlle. C. Smith. M. Maier. C Mzllston. M. fiIIIllUlil'. J. Wllitecl 5. QiI'l'i'll. C. Corev. D. Czlmpllell. E. White. D. Downing. K. John. N SIlllIIiS, J. Clemens. Nli-s Xl-ral Nlrighl has lIUIll' illl 1-xu-ill-lll jolt this yt-all' llith S1IlIIIl IIig1h's S4-lclltll Iil'.IIIt' 1 'lx Shi- Ilii- IN'1'Il lrxillg In Ill't'lliIl'1' IIIt'Nf' rIlI1I1'llIS for lhv ,IlIIlIlil' iIlltI Sf-llior IIIIUIIN llll4I IISIN llll'I lxilll g2.l'4'il HlIl't'1'sN, 'l'l1i. grollp lll'4'Nt'IlIl'lI se-xe'l':li I?I'llgl'1lIll- this fQ'ill'. 'IiIle- IiIll'INIIllil- llsst-llllliy lxals lhc- olll-lalllllillgg ilu-sf-ll..llioll xxllh I.:ll'l'x Xilixillimlsl- lining il gr:-all itil: RIS -olilisi. 'Iihvy aliso gmt- il lllligllllll lol' Ihr' I'.'I'.X. ilIllI lllillIl' al rzlliin Irlmlwivalsl. .. ., -. . Ihi-x llll-l-I 1-li-rl xXl'lIllt'NII1ll ill .w:4l.l lll the Illllrll' l'tl1lllI. XL'I'L'l11-Y-.Vt'l'L'l1 ROBIN HOOD Last year the Senior choir collaborated with the orchestra to present Reginald de Koven's comic opera. Robin Hood. The musical was under the direction of Mr. Williallt Tempel. Xlr. Herbert fl. Nlurphy supervised the orehestrations. and Nliss Vera Wiright accompanied on the piano. The leads were taken by ten choir members: Fred Stumpp was the Sheriil of Nottinghatng Richard Conrad was Robin lloodg Robert Shawler was Cast as Little John: .lack Williams as Friar Tuck: Mary Alice Figgins took the part of Alan-aallale. traditionally sung by a girlg Robert Loudenbaek was Will Scarlett: Nancy Knierim fur- nished the romantic lead as Rohin's lady-love, Maid Mariang ,lean Davis was Dame llurdeng Patricia Sterrett was Annabel. her daughter. and Alan-a-Dale's fiancee. The rest of the choir were townsmen. outlaws. archers, lnen-at-arms. tinkers. and milklnaids. The lllllSiC was very beautiful and gay and the solos were exceptionally well-done by the leading characters. Those which were probably the most beautiful were 0 Promise Mel' and the 'glegend of the Chimes sung by Mary Alice Figgins. Ye Birds in Azure Winging' done hy Nancy Knierim. and the 'Ulrmort-r's Song by Bob l,oudenbaek. Nancy Knierint and Dick Conrad sang a hne duet. Farewell Until We Meet Againf All in all. this was a spectacle well worth hearing and seeing, and everyone seemed to like it. xezwlty-eight I I L Q - A RADIO CLUB Hou' I II. Iiir-tlcrtttall. H. Long. K. .lustivt-. NI. Xlyvrs. R. Il:-itrivh. .I. Ilukro. II. Tr:-tnpvrt I Ilulmt 'N .it 4 S. llartman. Hou' fl S. Comwtovlx. T. Ilttrlw, II. Ifranvif. R. Ilowe-Il. R. Rohvr. II. Ilulnlmzml. II, Sprague Y t 1 Row 2- I., Swords. Il. Ilunalmy. B. Long. N. Knivrim. N. Wt-mlm-Imoot. If. Ste-wilson. IJ. Ilunlu Nln it Row I-V Miss Tumlor, YY. IXIBIIIC. If, Casey, I.. Wise-. NI. Pepplt-, South Iligh on tht- Mr. tht- schoolk mtlio program. is pn-N-tilt-ml 1-vt-ry 'I'ut-smluy ant - 1 on-r WIHK hy tht- thirty-four mt-ttiln-rs of the Hatlio Chili utulvr tht- supvrxisioti of Nlis XIJIN lut Ifavh IIIPIIIIIOI' 21llIlUlllll't'S two programs a yt-ar om: Tttvsmluy antl om- 'I'IturstIay. N tr, with B:-tty Franm-is as mistre-ss of ve-1'e1i1ot1ie-s portray some' phasc of lift- at South likt- mm or rt-gttlar clasnvork. Thr- Ilturstlay program hlIllllllllI'IZVS tht' school ne-ur of tht- we-1-IX. Nlartha I'r-pplv max t tt tttmettla larry Wise-. tht- boys' sports repurtm-rg KI:-Jnor Cast-y. girl! sports rt-portvrz untl Ruth Iiohtmr lIlltlNl x Tlirougltout tht- yvar. the pianials wt-rv Shirh-y Nlillf-r. Carolyn Ilivmle-rtnun. aml Marx 1 tug.. mrrv Sattslra llontstock, Kohl-rl 'I'rc-mpvrt. Tom Burl-u'. Daviml Spragluv. Ilanny Ilttnlovk. Ilttutt IIIIIIIIIIN tml I 1 Sxsortls. The typists we-rv Martha Pvppls-. Ruth Rohr:-r. Elm-anor Cafoy. Hose-mary Dom-Il. Ilutr I t'um'is. anml Nlarilyn Kvtnp. For-ially tht- vhilm sponson-tl a von-rwl mlish mlinm-r for tm-tttlwrf anml a skating: party lot tht tnttn mhool 'I'ht- olliccrs for tht- vlttlm wire' I,arry Vlvisv. pin-sitlmltz fIIat'tha IH-pplt-. wivt--pwsitle-tit Wtltx t .mtl Iflcattor Cast-3, treasurz-r. 5L'l'!3IIfj'-Hillt' - - - THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE Row 2--gl. Gmlfn-y, B. Francis, E. Cast-y. D. Dillon, H. Wlwt-lt-r, G. Boyd, B. Cummings. J. Cramer. C. Blom-r. Row I--.l. Carr, P. Rnlft-s. li. Sykvs, R. Culp, ll. Prm-ble-. l.UWlQl'l l.lQF'l' 'l'RODllf.'l'lON S'l':Xl l :-- Row 2- W. Te-rrill, ill. Svtalslt-r, .l. floats, C. Brr-we-r, ll Stern-tt. Row ILB. lialnwwk, M. Sprague, M. Km-mp, M. Shaw, B. L4-ills-r. LOWER RltLH'l'f l'l.f'lY Sl'XI'l'l0N fIONlNllT'l'liE:f Row 2 -W. Martin, T. Swatsle-r, li. Sykt-s. R. Rig:-l. Huw I- J. Btmw-rsmrk. N. Knierim, D. Str-rrett, J. llnlmes. 'l'lw 'llruil of tht- l.unm-smm- Pin:- was a rumautit' drama which haul its svtting in tlw Tullivvr callin in tht- ln-arl uf the lllue- Riclgu- Nlountains uf Xirginia. The plot vt-lltvrefl aruunal the- rmuamw- ln-tue-en lllf' pretty suuthvrn 1-rn gurl. .lunv lulliver. antl tht- liantlsmna' nortlwrncr. .lack llalc. who tri:-rl to lu-lp he-r esvapc thc ignorant-v and fighting xxhivlt 1-luuclt-tl lu-r lifv. 'I'htt cast im'luclt'd: Rlllllallllii Culp. Pat Rolfe-s, Betty l ranuis. Barbara Cumniiugs. Carol Blntzcr, ,lu Aum' Umlfrt-y. ,lanvl fiI'Jl11t'l'. lflt-zuiur Cass-y, Dick ljrvlrlv. Gene Boyd. ,luv Carr. lfllilllll Sykes. Davitl llillon, anml Dirk Wlu-vlz-r. 'lllw play mis l'll0St'll hy ,lauivv llnvwrsmwk. Sharon XYalst-r. .loscpliinv llulmcs, 'l'mu Snatzlvr, Wialtvr Martin, Nanvy Knivrim. llorutlly Str-rr:-tl, anml lflrlon Sylws. Miss l rant'4-s Bmsyc-r. faculty flirt-ctor, was assistt-tl by tht- protluctiun staff: llorntlly Sterrvtl, Hvrneta Bain-wk, 'l'tun Swatslc-r. lit-vvrly l.:-lllor. Glvnn Browser. Jim floats. Nlarilyn Shan. YN anrla Tvrrill. Marilyn Kvmp. anrl Mary Spragm-. eighty MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Ram' 2 S. flhriflian. 5. Wrvn. NI. Cardunv, J. Hausakvr, Y. Sclvaggiu. R. IEONSUY. ,l. Hz-rlmuml. R. Killlil. R. lhw1lvr. H. Wye-rx. .l. Williams. S. Ilansakor. Rau' I B. liiwlvmunr. R. Curvy. S. Jorelau, B. Km-rr. 5. llunliwk. F. llansalwr. Rt'lllt'llllN'l' lln- good old llayef' gramlma userl to in-ll us almul. 'Flu' .luniur Class lunk lla lvzivlx In llmsm- alma ou Nnvelulwr lTlll and 18th in hllle-4-I Me in St. Louis. a Illrr-v-acl conn-ily re-presenting u family uf fuur ggirlx ami a buy. 'flu' plot rvvulve-ml arouml a SCllt'IlIl tu pr:-wut Fatlwr from lzikiug. a new posiliuu in llu- lfusl sxllivll would Ialu' llu- llH llllJf'l'S uf llu- family away from ilu-ir frwmls anml lln- t'Ki'llt'lll0Ill uf ilu- lfuir. 'lilw vast ium'lu4l1-ml ,luv Rm-wlmuml. Sllaron wir-u. Sllirlf-5 ,l4l!'lliiIl. Rusiuq- i:Ul'Q'f. Barlrura Rimlm-uuur. Sllirlvy lluu- luck. .lack ll2lllSLllxQ'l'. W'illialu Nlye-rs. Sylvia Christian. Suzanm- ll3llh2'llxt'l'. Nlargarvl lfarmlurnz Rnluuml Killlll. Huy Hum-r. B4-ily ,lu Ku:-rr. Yimw-nl S1-lxuggio, Ray Rm-dvr. and ,lack Williauuf, Stull:-ul vullilllillm-s for tlu- play in-rv lib follows: prorluvtiun, KL-uuvlln Justus mul IEIHIQLVI' 'I'uylnrg mulw-up. . lluris Ilyvr. Suxunuv llansakf-r, lnmgvm- Converse-. .laniuv Bmw-rsm-k, Pr-ggy lluly. jam- Wm-sllmy. llnrulhy li.-um, 'Nlarilyu Vl1lIl'llf'I'. uml Janice- Bvcvllg 1'1YSillIllt'. Hvlm-ll 1.1-mis. Norma Ril'lIliSl'll. llnris Dyvr. lxllflllil Slllllll. zuul llvrulnl- iue We-inn-r: prupvrly, Doris Dyvr. IIIIUQCIIQ' f:0llVt'I'bl'. Pal Murphy. and Nlurilyn lilIlgl'IlfQ'llt'l'1 lllllPll4'll5'. Nuuvy Burguym-. Holwrt Ke-ller. Suuja l islu'r. anal Cllllfalll l,e-utlu-rmau: aucl play sn-la-cliou. ,luck xvlllldlllh. Ke-uuvllu .lllSlllS. Yau-ilu hnulws. Doris Uyvr. Roland Kautl. anal Suzanne llanwulwr. Tln- prmlum-liull nas llirc-vtrwl lby Nliss Frallves Bmiye-r.1l1'a111a Ir'ar'ln-r. 'l'ln- uullu-ulim' slaggv sm-Ming uml cufluun-E su-re hllIl1'I'Xlrt'Il Ivy Miss Paulinv xll'lZglQ'I'. lmme- Q-cmlmuisw cliairman. 'I'ln- pi'm'1-mls uf llu- play xu-rv us:-nl to spuusnr ilu- uunuul ,luniur-51-uim' l'rnm. cigbiy-one FLUTES O Marilyn Stedcke Judy Arnold Wanda Terrill Nancy Williams Carolyn Roberts Arwilda Johnson Marlene Shue BOES Sue Hartman Jean Hammond Carol O'Dell BASSOON S Louise Newland Barbara O'Dell CLARINETS Jack Blanchong Eugene Boyd Nancy Burgoyne Neil Burgoyne Paul Clemens Ronnie Clemmon John Dukro Nancy Hobbs Norma Keller Dolores Klopp Darlene Moeller Janice Neese Joyce Lincoln, Reporter. S Carl Pagel Edward Pfund Charles Reynolds Bill Sherrick Richard Stalter Marjorie Stombaugh Loren Warner Ronald Watt ALTO CLARINETS Elizabeth Shade Jane Stalter BASS CLARINETS Shirley Eiche Earl Lhamon ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Doty Connie Ciminillo Richard Piper TENOR SAXOPHONE Bill Rutledge BARITONE SAXOPHONE Darlene Joseph CORNETS Richard Anderson Kay Barnes Russel Bolender Carol Carnes Carol Corey BAND Gaines Fields Charles Klay Carl McPheron Bill Meyers Bill Sarno David Searl David Slaybaugh Tom Swatsler Joe Tellajohann Gerald Warner Bill Wood FRENCH HORNS Diane Smith Kay Lincoln Joyce Lincoln Robert Deafendeffin Jimmy Thomas TROMBONES James Binkley Bill Hudson Robert Jorgenson Pat Lauck Walter Martin James Robenalt Robert Trempert BARITONES Glen Brewer Dennis Bucher Bill Jones Robert Rohenalt BASSES Bob Leis David Terrill Richard Shade LeRoy Dellinger Leo Edmiston DRUMS John Barton James Caughman Richard Davisson Don Jones James Maxwell TYMPANI Shirley Miller BELL LYRAS Shirley Miller Nancy Burgoyne DRUM MAJOR Bill Rutledge MAJ ORETTES June Wright Beverly Cooke Rosemary Dowell Josephine Holmes Rita Lones Eleanor Casey DIRECTOR H. A. Murphy OFFICERS Presidentg Gene Boyd, Vice-Presidentg Walter Martin, Secretary and Treasurerg Bill Rutledge The band has often been called 'Aa big happy family because they all work together to furnish music at the football games, numerous school assemblies, patriotic and civic parades and programs. The band also worked with the orchestra to present the annual Pop Concert and participated in the district and state auditions for bands. M H. A. Murphy was the director. ' -t-un: eighty-Iwo ORCHESTRA Row 4-D. Davisson. J. Maxwell. Mr. H. A. Murphy, S. Miller, N. Miller. D. Slayhaugh. Row 3'-L. Wright. D. Hall. C. Davis. C. Smith. J. Lincoln, C. Brewer. K. Lincoln, D. Smith. B. Mym-rs. C. lNlvPhf-ron J. Rohenalt, B. Tremperl. Row 2 ---- N. Burgoyne, R. Corey, J. Gorham, J. Waggoncr, L. Warner, P. Clemens, M. Shinabery, J. Blanchoug, J Hanunoncl. S. Hartman. l.. Newland. E. Shade, J. Dukro, A. Mettler. Row l--D. Sterrelt, M. Stedcke, C. Biederman, P. Corey, C. Roberts, W. Terrill. J. Arnold, M. Welty. N. Williams The Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Herbert Murphy worked hard this year in order to enter the state contest. This was the Hrst time for several years South's Orchestra has taken part. Besides practicing for the contest the orchestra played for the class plays, Junior High Operetta, and the Pop Concert which was sponsored by both the Band and Orchestra. The officers were as follows: president, Tom Swatslerg vice-president, Waiida Terrillg secretary and treasurer, Glenn Brewer. eighty-three 1' -rf .3 ya ii' 'T It K' .Wi Elgin' qi as dang' M li KI COMMERCIAL CLUB Row 3--R. llanks. M. Miller, l. Fisher. S. Hooker. l. llorvath. Row 2-J. Thotnas. li. Saffel, R. Evans. P. Barth. P, lfrider, ll. Drobka, B. Baht-oek, Mr. Hinkley. Row I J. Stukey, B. llaliena. W. Te-rrill. Nl. Baeonie. The Comtnereial Club. under the guidance of Mr. Walter Hinkley, took some very interesting held trips during the past year. One was a trip through the Lima News and another was to the City Loan. The eluh also sponsored a skating party for the entire student hody. The purpose of the organization is to give the eonunereial students a greater knowledge of the husiness world. Regular meetings were held onee every two weeks in room 218. The officers were Judy Stukey. presidentg Betty Haliena. viee-president: Wanda Terrill. secretary: Mary Lou Baeome, treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 2--B. Francis, R. Segovia, T. Wendelmoot, N. Wendt-ltnoot, B. Long. Row IAB. Bolender, S. Cotnstoek, N. Kuierint, I. Benny, D. Gilmore. The Mary Clourath Future Teachers of America Club met twice a month at noon on Wednesday under the supervision of Miss Pauline Metzger. The purpose of the eluh is to interest students in the teaching profession and to acquaint thetn with the problems faced hy teaeht-rs and to learn the qualities of a good teaeher. This year the eluh had a radio program in which new niemhers were initiated: senior lnetnhers did substitute teaching, and attended F.T.A. conventions. The president of this years eluh was Nancy Kun-run: vtee-president, Irma Bennyg and secretary-treasurer, Sandra Cotnstoek. There were elewn ntenthers. eighty-four 042' K YE MERRIES Row 2 Nl, Turner, D. Ream. J. Westhay, D. Dyer, D. Sterrett, M. l.ingenl't-ll:-t'. Row I -S. llunlock, S. Wren, I. Converse, S. llansaker. P. holy. Ye Merries, our senior high dramatics club under the direelion of Miss Frances Bowyer. was divided into two groups according to interest--acting and make-up. The oflieers of the acting group. National Tlu-spians. were: Suzanne llansaker. presidentg Jane Westhay. secre- tary: Marilyn Turner. treasurerg and Peggy Doty, reporter. This group sponsored a three-act play, A Date uith Judy. and a one-act play, To the Lovely Margaretf' which was given in a dramatic competition at Bowling Green. The officers of the make-up group, Ye Merries, were: Suzanne llansuker, president: Sharon Wren. secretary: lmogene Converse, treasurerg and Peggy Doty. reporter. This group made up the casts for all plays. THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Row 3---N. Knierim, T. Wendelmoot, C. Biederman. N. Miller. Row 2--V. l.anker, B. Oost. J. Fairhurn, C. Fields, P. Corey. Row I-M. Wren. l.. Ziekafoose, A. Mettler, D. Cotner, J. Michael. The Pirates of Penzaneef, a Comie opera hy Cilhert and Sullivan. nas given hy the Junior Choir this year. The principal roles uere held by Douglas Cotner. Allan Mettler. James lfairburn, Gaines Fields, .lolm Wolfe. ,lanice Michael. Patty Corey. Virginia Lanker, Barbara Dost. and Mary Ann Wren. The musical score was lively and one of the songs was easily recognized as the tune to a more popular song that is familiar to everyone. The dialogue was humorous, and the cast did a good joh of interpreting grown-up parts. Miss Vera Wright directed the score. assisted by Nancy Knierim and Natalie Miller as student directors. Tom Wendehnoot was student direelor of dratnulics. eighty-fire 4 I 'mf X 'X PALETTE CLUB Row 2 .l. lf:-II, l'. lfe-lta-r. W. Shut-. .l. Topo. K. St-hott. l'. lNlt'llrit-vt-y. N. lit-Ile-r. S.lYl1llll'lx. Ron' I N. Patton. .l. Wilson. R, Fostt-r. .l. illlllllbiifli, lf. Warsl. N. Snow. Just look at that uliustt-rpivvvlu Nly. what a lowly portrait! Those- art- just tuo of tht- coinnu-nts you would like-ly lnalw if you yin-we-tl souu- of tht- work of tht- Pal:-tlv Club. Of course Pavh pie-co of work clone' isn't a liiaslvrpivrt- but. as the-y say, uPl'Bl'lil't' makes pvrfc-vt. For. who knovxs. maybe sonwtluy a great artist yxill rise to tht- top of tht- art worltl who had his start in tht- Palvtle- Club he-ro at South. The- nu-1-tings of tht- Palm-tte Club uvn- ovcupiecl by pravlii-ing and studying tliffervut tt-vlnnique-s untl plmsos of art, such as: ling:-r painting, pencil. watt-r Color. and vhart-oal slwtvllillg. Tlu- Palm-tlv Club nu-1-ts 4-wry other W1-tlm-stlay aftvr school in room 113. Tha- superxisor. Nliss Yvra llrifiith. is ably assist:-ml by the- pr:-sith-nt. Rhva lfostn-r: xic-tl-presitlt-lit. .lm-an liIll1llDilK'lx1 annl sewr:-tary-troasurvr. .loan Wilson, AUDIO-VISUAL AID CLUB Row 2 D. Vyillialns. H. VCR-rking. J. Krivk. R. Farsht. R. Adains. R. Sharp. R. Burkholtle-r. VV. YHIltlt'Il1lll'li, Mr. Nlivliam-l. Row I R. Orvhartl. IJ. lluulovk. D. .Xrnt-tt. R. Swartz. R. Arm-lt, J. Klapp. W. Avery. L. Swords. All tht- stutlc-nts of South lligh haw profits-tl by tht- work clone by tht- .-Xurlio-Yisual Club. This vlub is u servive group which has hail as its rosponsibility the showing of all 1-alum-ational movies antl slitlvs, Thr- t'igLlllf't'll IIlt'I1llN'I'S of tht- club unrlvr the- supervision of Marlin Mivllat-l f-ter-ml: Royal Allwrittge. pre-sitlvntz Danny llunlovlx. SC'i'ft'l2,lI'y.lI'l'Ll5tII't'I'Z and Ricliartl Adams. rt-portvr. eighty-xix 1 3 l l l 1 'sl ,. FUTURE JOURNALISTS Nou' 2 C xltfilillll, .l. Slxillllt'l'. M. Blmnli, tl. Slut:-s. M. Dulny it 1141 Rau' I Nl Rig:-l. lf. llupvs, M. Xvilvnx, J, Milli-1' Tln- Flllllfl' .lourilalists nlvt every other iwvtlm-stlay in rontn unter 1 lllldllll It lx- 411411411 NldINIll The purpnse of thvir nwetings was tn lt-urn tht- fIllNl21fllPIllJlS uf jmiina 1411 XXIII 1, rn S fit nwntals m-ll, South Iliglt Svllool Can oxpe-CI thc- sanw high qucilitx uf excellent: 4- 1 N 11141 S :mn 1 lun in pn-sioins years. Nlillii- .lu Rig:-l was pn-sith-11t assistt-cl hy the follmwitig, 0141 11t11 tux dvnt: ,lun-kiv Nlillt-r. svvrm-tz11'y: and lil:-anim' lllipe-s. trras1m'1'. STAGE CREW Row I' R. llarnvll. Y. S1-gmwiu, L. f,Wt'Il, Nlr. ll. Nnltl. l.. U1-llingrt it N num Pe-tv I4 1-ve-rytlling rc-acly fur tht- ass:-ntbly this aftv1'11uu11 'Nil lleihtr 1-xr 1, 1-rvw. has askcd this qtwstitm many time-s and has always I't'l't'lNt'1 1 a .111 an- wr rum .uxruiu mn - .1 1 manage-r. and tht- rest of tho stage 1-rt-11. Tlwy m-re rvsponsi 1 ur .1 -tag.: Ntlllll, 1 itmg 11 ut 1111 Ntll g. that thx- pulzlit' amltlrf-ss SySll'lll fur all svltoul plays. prudtiutioits am .1-stni 1 11-s isa- lll gum xsor 1115 114 tr ll niet eve-ry lllttfllillgl hvfurv st-luml on the' stage- anti lwforv unml Llllflllt, ptrfurlmlmu eighty-serwl . If cs, .S 4- Q ff- N A . . PEP CLUB Nou' -I Nl. XYITII. ll. l.:nu-N. .l. lim-vlu-ll. .l. lfnrr. R. l'rn-lil:-. N. liar:-5. ll. l'ilxNll'0lll. II llull. Nl. l.1-lllvr. lu. Lulp. lx. l liuriu-5. Row 3-S. Su-mllw, .l. Nic-Coy. ll. Puling. J. llrainc-r. M. llf-ndersun. S. NlCClllI't'l'. R. llllfllllall. B. All:-n. J. Stulnpp. H. Shinalu-rry. ll. llulne-r. Row 2-ll. Slim-lla:-l. .l. llmlfra-y. ll. Sllf-4-ks. .l. Sllillllk .l. Hnlnu-s. Nl. Shaw. C, Myers. ll, Salmsly, T. Bonlus. ll. ffarolus. Row I .-X. llmmiivf. ll. Cranford. C. Kuoke-n. B. l'inu-rsmm. P. l14rls0n.,l.Fllllllulll. ll. Br:-we-r. A. ilarwle-r. Y. l.ankm-r. :- l.nwffr lf-fl: .-X live-ly lnunu-nl in ilu- Soulh-C24-ntral fmnllnall ganu- ass:-nllmly, llc-nle-r, Om- of Ihr- flzworulimis. Right. Planning a P1-p .-Xswlnbly. Nou wmu- nn anml rm-ally yi-Il! lun run yr-Il lmule-r than Ihallu All of us arf- familiar uilh Ihr-sv sayings nhif-ll arm- lu-aral quita- frm-qm-nlly in Ilu- Pc-p asm-lnlrlia-s pre-sz-nh-ml hy the l':-p Club un1l1-r the supm-rxision uf Miss Doris Shank. l'lf'lA uf us re-alizv mln- iinpurtunu- of this vlnln anml llu- work Ilia! goes into putting un tlu- ass:-lnlrlif-s. marking nut llu- L-lu-1-rs. and planning ilu- an-livilir-s fur ilu- year. Thi, ya-ur Ilu- l'4-p lIluli spwnsnn-il llu- ullaskz-tlmull ,B0llIll't'u un lJPCf'IlllDl'l' 9. It also awardf-cl pe-ncils In ilu' lumu-rmnns ln-sl lla-curate-xl for ilu- Slllllll-fl1'llIl'2ll ganu-. By the nay. Nlr. Rm-fl. Miss llarhaugh. anll Mr. R0llSll in-rv llu- jll1lQll'5. ,Ioan l uncluni, prq-sinh-nl of llu- rluli. nas aiclf-ll in the various activitivs nf the clulv hy Barbara EIll9l'SUIl, win-- pre-simlx-nl, mul Snnclru lfnn-rsmi. se-vrc-tary-Irm-asurm-r. 'lllu-sv girls 1-onlcl lu- we-n tearing ilu-ir hair mul on sm-vm-ral 1llll'1 l't'lll 1111-zisimis. Uni- quill- lmliu-almlv was trying Io teach snnu- nf Ilu- SlllllllPl'Il ln-p-vals ilu- 1-nr're-L-I may of mluing ilu- snalw rlunm-. Nlnr1- -rluml -piril and lu-In-r spurlsnu1nQlxip is ilu- lnottu ol ilu- Pe-p Club. eighty-eigbi PARTY GOERS Rota' -I ll. lligivl. J. lllattcltmtg. ll. lllippittglvlh Vll. Hmm, li. Stamp, ll. llulln-lt:-. ll. .Nrne-tt. ll. lla-vlin. li. sllcxumlvr. ll. Cravxfortl. lf. Blair, D. Cmnt. Row 3-S. Jordan. M. Stralun, B. llarlsvll, R. Dnvwll. ll. Slllllf'I'. J. Reclnnmtl, R, llansliy. H. Horst-. l.. M4-tl. ll, Pe-rinv, Nl. lllurlull. R. l,un4-s. Row 2 ll. lit-t-lit-, B. lllivltavl. ll. Wnotllc-y. ,l. Staltvr. ll. Ste-rr:-tt. lf. Cas:-y. ,l. 0'l,eary. ll. Rt-um. C. lfunningliznn. A. Fit-ltls. N. Httrgoym-. Row I S. Wrt-n. .l. Shaw. Bl. llavis. ll. llalm. R. Evans. ll. llulclon. J. l umlum, R. Culp. Rott' If ll. list:-p. ll. Kiplingn-r. l.. llvllingla-r. D. Ste-rra-tt. l,. Uvwn. Hou' 1 li. lfustt-r. Xl. Kvmp. l'. fllurpliy. ll. Makin. C, Blutzt-r. The l'arty'l2uers arv sltnle-nts xshu liuvt- lu-vu tm-mln-rs of om- of tlu- four sucial cumluvt vlasst-s this yt-ur. Tliey have lvarm-el to sit. walk, staml, talk, dale. tlanu-. make ixitrutltivlimis. vat. and dn-ss corrt-vtly. 'l'lit-y hau- trivtl un tlille-rt-til vulurs and ns:-tl tlille-rvnl kintls of malu--up. llair stylm-s lluvt- ln-vn vltatiggml to ln-st suit tlte- fum of the stucle-nt, The- cluli tm-tnlwrs ltavt- nn ntlive-rs nr special tm-t-ting plavc: instm-acl tllvy Sllilft' the rm-sput1siliilit.ie's for tln-it various activitit-s, lwltl in sclmul .tml in llltXNIllUlXll rvstaurants, vsllere tht-y ltaw 1-att-it with the-ir ll05ll'SS. Nliss Nlary Bverv. Tin- sm-iul t-tmtlnvt classes nf Ilia' first Sl'IllPSl0I' tltis yt-at' vwrv tltf- first tu llSt' Nliss llc-Q-ryis in-vs lmulx, Hamm-r. Xladc- Easy. eighty-nine 55 -' u i J -7 f f - V J f K , S CLUB Row 4 T. Coon,.XV. Purdy. ,l. Nlavlx. D. fllippinger. D. ,lohoslu-, B. Rutledge. D. Wlleelr-ll. E. Sykes. B. Keller, U ' Adams, J. Same. Row 3---B. Rigel, .l. Downton. Row 2-R. Snider, lf. Brogee, D. Hay. D. Reese, D. Gilbert, R. Rower, W. Fields. B. Slerrett. Row I-R. Alhridge. ,l. Williams, R. Clipping:-r, J. Coats. V. Staup, K. Alexander, R. Morse, W. Marlin. The S Club is an honorary association for all boys who have earned a varsity leller. The club, under the direvtion of Mr. Frank Hanna, elected the following boys as officers: Eldon Sykes, president: Dick Snider, vice- presidenlg and ,lun Coats, secretary. ninety Huw 3 R Row 2 NY SKULL CLUB 9 ilu gdll1lt'I'Stbll. .l. Cauglnnan. ll. Williams. R. Ref-tl. H. Stout, J. Fife, .l. Mack. ll. . lt D Holv lx -Lntlti on ll Nam: I H4 in R ltlllllll! l' ' Broun, Nl. Provost. WV. llollar. B. Kelcliam. . . i N ' ' ll:-Not N. jolinson. H. llill, R. Wilson. Row I R Xllmriclgr-. ll. Hay. 'l'. Coon. .l. Coats. W. Rutlz-tlge. W. Purmly. li. .lllll0Slif'. ll. lfolt Nx 4 Slllilll Jxtlillllfl. lu ortlor to tlvvc-lop llw playt-rs' nmlvrslantling of lmaslwtball. Mr. Bowers t'omlut'le-tl tht- Nlxu 1 IINJIIILNTH of tlu' L l't'SlllllliIl. Ka-serv-. aml Varsity basketball squads. 'l'ln- offict-rs mln-: 'l'om ot i 1 t Walter Purdy. xii-e-pr:-siilvnl: Dick .lolloskf-. svcrvtaryz and Bill Riitlf-mlgv. treasnrvr. ninety-one -1 :- W 'wt My my L1 3. -may Nnu' I l'. lint-mt. S. lfltristiam. NY, Smith. 29 wi.', I Q. DEBATE X, Smith. l. Luiiu-t's1-. In v lush-r tlw Nputtwrxlttp ol Xlr, lflturh-N l.. Smith. tht- lh-luattv llluls tvvtll tu tht- Spin atul thc- SlN'1'1'll tilillil' in Bunlillg til'l't'll at which tht- quit-wlion nas: Nslllllllll tht- pr:- vott- nf tht- pt-uple-'fi' Tlwra- wt-rv fivt- lIlt'llllN't'4 uf this 1-htlr. tht- purpost- of ultitflt is to pru ntt lllltl avtivitie-s anal tu fl:-vc-lop -pt-ukf-rf. Tlwrf- mln- nu rt-gnlar nn-r-tings and no tlvhnitt- mu p Tlu- l1ft'Nl4lt'tll um Warn-n Smith: tht- xim--pin-fitlt-tit. Sylxia lfhri-lian SCIENCE CLUB Row ' ll, liuytl, ff. l.nrt'vlln. ll, Hltvlx. ll. Bri-xwr. K. 'lwaylulk Run' I X. Svlxuggiiu. ll, llolth-ti. J. llr-ffm-r. K. .'XIlnri1lgz'.4f. Xwry. Nlr. Nluxtit-hl. 'l'hn- :not-ting uf tht- Smith High s1'it'lll't' Chili will mm mum- tu urtlt-r. Sinn- thi 1 tht In t nntttng, of tht vluh lnr this yt-ar tht- st-t't':-tarp will ph-asv rt-:ul ll rvsntm- of tht- yvurk zwtivitit-S. 'l'lte- rluh. lite-e-ting un tluy- afsiggttwl tu irttvn-fl clubs. vurrietl nut a tim-fold Illtlpfdlll Nt t ultttlt- full:-vt:-tl llllt'I't'SlillgL annl use-ful Ilt'XN5lltlllt'l' ami magazine- artivh-- tl:-alingi with s 1 -e 1 tilt-tl for tht- uw nf all stmlm-nts in South. lfurlt niontlu-r also vurrit-tl out an imlixicluztl pm C tm with tht- plum- uf sri:-ii4'v mo-t inte-re-sting In him. Th Xlr. Nia ank yuu. l'm sun' ut- all zigtw- that tht- time- tie-inte-tl In thix club nah nt-II pn xlin-lil mu aulxiwr for tht- S1lFll1t mluh nimfly-tu'n FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Hou' fl l.. Snafiorcl. D. Jolinson. J. Burtlvn. ui. T4-lljoliann. Jo Slioualtor. ll. JIJJIIYIIHIS. R. Pugh. Hou' 2 J. Hurgoon. B. Smith. Nl. Davis. W. lfarnir-r. P. llvnilt-rsou. J. Lulrinsky, M. Cranford. Hou' I D. Sl'llf3ll!l!l. N. Kivulsvli, J. Ole-ary, l. Dukes. .-X. Rivv. Nl, Nlivliavl. 'l'lu- Future Home-makers, under the supervision of Nliss liclyllic Cupp, liaml tw:-:ity-tlirm-es ini-mln-rs. 'l'lu- club promote-ml gootl will in tht- school anrl lllllllb' lift- luv sponsoring faculty teas, a skating party. a slylv slioxs. and .1 regional rally. Tlw ofliu-rs vwn- as follows: Alive Rico, president: Norma Rieinsm-li. vit'c--pr:-si4lt-nt: Dorothy Sclirainui. vm re-tary: Irina Dukcs. trcasurcrg Jean QTL:-ary. re-porter. EIGHTH GRADE HOME ECONOMICS Row -I -N. Williams. C. Davis, J. Jont-s, Mrs. Donalml. ll. Ward. 5. Rit'I'llSl'll, Nl. Jones, A. lloxxartl. Row 3YD. Fla-vlwr. M. Sliinalwry, L. Dov:-, ll. Miller. D. Nlciilinlotrk. J. Peasant. J. Whiting, l'. lloltroll. How 2 D. Whitt-. M. Martin, N. Dvtrirk. D. Lovlwr. J, Niew. J. Blako. C. Rolwrts. Ron' I J. Nlicliat-l. 5. llolmbs. C. 0'Ih-II, D. Klopp. Tht- tw:-nty-eiglil lI1f'IlllJt'I'S of lilf' liiglltli Gracie- Ilouu- lft'onoinim's Club nu-I Q-vory lxxo vs:-olxs in rnolll 302 a 3:05 uumler Ilia- supf-rvision of Nlrs. Ce-rtrurle Donaltl. This Clulfs purposx- was lo nlalu' projt-cts lllat noulml ln- use-ful in tht- lionn- and sponsor social aulivilics. sucli .is Z1 skating party anil a stylt- sliovs. 'lillv oiiit't'1's were as follows: prvsiili-nt. Carol 0'Dvll: x'im'r--pn-sitlvlit. Dolorvs Klopp: sv-orc-tary-ll'm-asllrm-r. Susan llolvllsz ancl ra-port:-r, Janiu- lxiil'llHtll. lliuety-llJ1'ec' MAGAZINE SALESMEN Hou' fl U. lhwkxna-In-r. I.. linuls. ll. Pom-ll. S. Nlaynarcl. N. Williams. ll. Kinm-y. Il. llllllstbll. Row 2 ll. llntvhinsnm. Nl. Sliinalwry. Xl. Ste-tlvlu-. J. Arun-ntrnut. E. Bmulc-n. l.. Harrison. Rllll' I Il. l'itI1'ltQ'I'. ll. llill. ll. Nlflilllgllllill. ,l. Barnvs, 13. Fraunfelter. .l. Barn:-s i'f-vu-iw-s his ratliu for winning the Conte-st. Other yxinners rt-vm-iying thvir prizvs. Sinn- thv fall uf 1928 South has m'uml1n'twl a magazine- vampaign 1-vt-ry Nmw-nilne-r unflvr tht- uiispivvs ol tht- llrmwll-tfollit-r lhilulislling Iknnpany. 'llhv profit from thc- sale-s is uswl tu pay for our assvmhly progranls. During: tht- vampaign this yr-ar a total of 852,311.80 was turnvrl in. This has tht- sr-vuml hight-st amount 4-vt-r 1-arm-fl. Nlr. William Struna. fat-ully managvr, was aide-cl by tht- Studs-nt Council 1'm-pri-sm-ntative-s uhu will-vtwl tht- lIl1lllt'y anml subscription blanks from each home I'Ut,llll. Thi- livv top salt-slnt'n rf-of-ivf-tl spevial prizes, namely: first. ,lf-rry Barns-s. a portable- railing svvuml. Ilit-k llill. tabh- moth-l railing thirfl, llaroltl fNlv1,aughlin, fiftevn vxtra pointsg and fourth and fifth. llugh Btlt'lll'l' and llrt-nton l rannfe'lt4-r. te-n 4-xtm points. Thx- rot-oral nf tht- tm-nity-fix'v high salesmen vias as follows: .le-rry Barnes. 3122.751 llivk Hill. 55116301 llarulrl lhlL'l,LlllQlQlll1ll, 3F69.40g llugh Bucbvr, 5559.201 Brenton Fraunfelter, 1557.605 Pat BFOWII. 3555.003 lloruthy Tait. 950.401 Marilyn 511-mlvlw. 3348.251 liavifl llall, 5S45.50g Melba Sllinabefyt 5542.401 ,lim ixI'lllt'I1ll'0ll1, 337.801 lllcldie Howie-11. 953570: llavifl Ilntvhistm, 2535.501 Hub Chamberlain. 829.003 Shirley Maynard. 5F28.70g David llutlsun, 5126.21-0: Larry Buals. Sli26.00g Larry Garrison, 325.001 Harold Pow:-ll. 3B24.25g Nanvy Williams. 32-l.9lll .lov Murristm, 5521.502 111-anrla Kinnvy. 3lF20.00g Ora Btlrklliastvr, 3519.505 and Doris Broun. 551930. uilzely-folli- Nx- in BOOK CLUB Ruiz' 2 R. llawkins. ll. llnblyartl, S. .lout-5, S. Sifril. A. lfairlmrii. Run' I J. Slmwaltcr, B. Sliinahery, P. Shim-, D. Fairluurn, ll. Ilurxatli. l'Ilf-vi-in girls mol, Q-very other Tuesday in the- buokslori- unclrr thi- snpcrvisiun of Mr. Duo Young. 'l'hc purpure- of the-ir nu-4-Iings was to learn how to mend and cover our Iextlmuks. This clulw is a ve-ry nvcvssary part of our N'lllllll lift- in that it rvpaireml about four humlrerl lioulxs during, thc' st-luwl yauir ancl will help to gm-I almul fixi- Iliousaml lnmks really for scllool nvxt year. The oliicq-rs of the vlulu tu-re' as lollmxh: l'l1yllis Shin:-. pn-sirlvlll: lit-u-rly Shinalnrry, vict--prvsidviilg anrl Dulura-5 Fairhurn. st-crvtary. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS Run' 2' ll. Sm-viiy. K. :NnIlmny. S. Clipping:-r. E. Williams, lf. Nlaclx. ll. Ilim-In-I. S. ll:-cry. .l. lLwsux'1l. l. llulwr. N. ll:-nclur4-. Row I l.. xxflllllil-l'l'. li. 0'DQ-ll, .l. Waggoiicr. Ii. lloltlcn. ,l. .Mlamm C. llolnim-s. .l. Dorn. l'ram'ti1'v in writing and prcsm-ming short plays are' tha- primary purpuwf of thi- .luninr lligll lll'illllilll1'h lllulu. 'l'h4- nie-nilwrs of this organization hope In lake- part in mriuus mlramatir prmlluwiunf nlu-ii tht-y mutt-r wniur high sflllubl. Cflnlv lllQ't'lllliL5 iwn- ht-lil nn alta-rnatv wt-tliiesmlayf in rmun 222 at 3:03. 'llhc Sllpt'l'XiNll'. Nliaf Nlary XM'u1lm'k. mis afsialq-tl ln' thi- following ofhcvrs: pre-sitlent. Barbara U Dm-ll: tive--prvsimlm-lit. .lvan xxllgg.Ullt'l'2 S1'l'I'Q'lJl'j. llvwgi- anna llulnu-ag lrvasurvr, ,lanivo Adanisg and rm-putter. lilainv Hultle-ii. rzillvty-fire VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Row -ln U. 'l'hotnpson. .l. Coe-u, 0. Collins. C. Ht-mls-rson. R. Sterling. R, W'rf-n. R. Bankston. .l. ll:-nfle-rson, G Last-. ll. Stout-. .l. llavf-r. .l. Rohr. lt. Nunge-ste-r. R014-3-Mr. Nlohn. W. Stovklf-r. ,l. Hrooktnan. lf. Shilling. lf. Dawson. li. 54-goiia. lf. lftntnons. J. llutrhinsun. li Kr-Ivhatn, ff. Slit-pltt-rtl. Row 2-f.l. llc-lim-r. lf. Ansh-y, li. .lost-ph. D. Parks. U, Bovtt-rsovk, M. K4-lh-y, T. Snurr. Row I---W. Warren. II. Hole-nah-r. D, H4-.isle-y, Mr, Brooke-r. Nlr. ll:-rryln-rrv. Nlr. llaine-s. Nlr. ffhatnhc-rs. There- are- a total of thirty-four lltvys att:-nrliug thc- Yor-ational School from South lligh. Nitif-tw-ti an- enroll:-4 in the Autontotive Nl:-vltanics vourse- and lift:-4-n in tht- Maultim- Shop program. The-'l'ra1lv and Industrial litlucatiou Progratu as il is ollivially known is a spt-1-ializt-rl tno-yr-ar program fo 1 e-lt-vt-nth ancl tw:-lfth grade- hoys who plan to e-ntt-r industry upon graduation from high school rathe-r than to e-ntl-r volh-gt-. Tllrt-Q-1-lovk hours 4-avh tlay art- spa-nt in doing shop Stork. 'l'hf- I't'lll.lllllIlgL' tinn- is spa-nt in taking ont- pt-riotl of lLIlQLllSll, if a junior. and :hlIlf'I'lt'21ll history antl L-lvlvs. if a st-ntor. and threw- pr-rtotls of vlassrootn work re-late-cl to tht sltop course- tht- stutlt-ut is pursuing, The- automotive- t-oursv pre-part-s stutlt-nts to Q-nt:-r the- autotnotivv intlustry as lllf'l'llilllll'h- ht-lpt-rs or apprt-ntive-s Tltcrr- is a gn-at tl:-niantl for slilllvtl un-vhanics in this tratle- and tht- promotion possihilitie-s art- ltlllilltllvtl. Nlr Charles lf. lirooln-r is tht- instruvlur of tht- 1-lewntlt grallc sturle-nts anrl Nlr. l.ouis lf. Hain:-s is in vhargm- of tht so-nior Ulass. The- tnavhint- sltop rourse- pre-pare-s stutla-nts to lwconit- skillc-tl tnarhinists antl tool anrl tlif- niakt-rs front whit-h tht-y may progress to fort-men or sup:-rxisors. if the-y posse-ss tht- in-r't-ssary ahility. 'Nlany of our industrial le-ath-rs nf today lu-gan with le-ss expt-rin-tivo than that posst-sst-tl hy our grarluatt-s. Nlr. .laun-s .-X. Nlohn is in vltargt- of tht 1-lm-vc-ntli wrath- class antl Mr. llaru-v .L Nlohn is rt-sponsilwlc for tht- st-uior pro-fratu It shouhl ln- of iutt-rt-st Io gn ' I- 1 - .Q know that tht- inavluue-s use-tl in training our slumle-nts. are- as ggootl as will lu- fountl in any high svhool sltop in tht country. The- vntirt- progruui is untle-r the- supt-rxision of Xlr. WY. XX. flltatnln-rs. :lively-.tix l - L A - FUTURE RETAILERS OF OHIO Ron' Ii Xl. Us-org:-. C. K1-llvy. ll. Wln-tslonc-. N. Maxm-ll. H. Sm-are-3. Nl. Rillf-nonr. G. B1-f-ry. Ron' 2 Nl. Spmgm-. N. Ohh-r. I . Bic-ml:-lsr-Ili:-s. B. Nlanhorr. lf. l,l1lls..l. llne-hnvr. B. llalim-na. 5. Young. S, xx-Zllxtl Nou' I ll. wvflglll. Xl. l'l'4'lll'll. .l. llarrlson. lt. NL-rlkf-. J. xxt'lN'lIIllt'j1'l'. Nl. Nlank. sl. Lonltvr. llllflllgl ilu- fore-noon nhl- lm-nly-Ihre-e Ill6IIllJt'l'S of xhl- llislrilvnliu- Q-clnralion class alle-nml:-nl vlassw ul scln xxlu-W the-3 illllllfll sal:-smanslnp. sp:-m-Ulm for lmsiness. lm-rvllannlisingr. uml lnmlm-rn prolnlvnls, ln the- aft:-rnoon th. group an-qnire-ll sf-lling 4-xp:-rie-nc'o hy working in mloxsnlonn sion-F. lhr- vlu-N hael ils own rluln. whim-h is a hranch of thu- Ohio 'XF-oviulion of Diflrilrlllivm- Hclnvulion illuhw ol Xnn-rim'u. nilh lim 11410 K4-ll4-y us prm-sill:-nl: Nlilllj' Ohh-r. NlC'l'-lPI'1'Hl1lt'lll1 lfluim' Stn-mllw. se-Ur:-lury: anal juan XM-N-111111151-1'. ll't'ZihlII'1'l', X! lflnrislnlas linn- lhe- vluh lllilllt' u hog from the- Cllilrln-nfs llonn- happy hy buying him ne-n rlolln-5. 'l'In- -Iulv l llllll'l' R1-laih-rs' Comw-ntion was lwlql in tlUlllllllHIN YlL1l't'll I2 znml lil. 1 R 1- S 1 ll xln lllttllll, onlh nm l'1-pn-will:-ll by 'Yanry Ohh-r. .luanila w'f'l5Q'IllIlHf'1'I'. annl lflaine- 511-clk:-. lflainm- Sll'lllx1' nas e-lf-vle-fl flats- se-vu tary' vnml wax Nl'lll uf a l'l'fllHlliil lle-le-gatv lo thc- National lfonw-nlion of this group which nas hf-lnl -Kpril I6 anrl ll in bln-xilll-I Norlh Carolina. unxl was e-lm-vlf-fl national 5t'l'I'f'Hil'j at lhe- National flonw-nlioll for WSU-Sl. Nllv lla-lv-n Nl:-on nu- fum-nlly zulxise-r to Ihr- Lima South lfhuplm-r of the- l uIux'L- Rm-tuilm-rs of Ohio. rziflcty-5c'1'w1 ,-5.3.3.1 'Z . oxXXl1lIlfl,,' F , ,.,.,.,.., . A '1f 1i Z U5 W. IIIGII ll , 0IlI0 Custom Built Metal Blinds Awnings Best Wishes McAdams Venetian Blind to the C0 Grads gf 1303 Bellefontaine Ave Phone 8-1631 from Lima, Ohio R. A. McAdams Lima Armatu re Compliments of 142 East Pearl St. Lima, Ohio Phone 4-0471 Cromer's Memorial Studio Monuments 6' Markers 1301 Bellefontaine Ave. Lima, Ohio Phone 9-0711 Ralph L. Cramer, Owner Congratulations to the Class of 150 Block Motor Sales, Inc. The Home of Dodge Dodge Cars -1- Plymouth Cars -1- Dodge Trucks 512 W. High sf. Phone 5-6781 ninety-eight ' s .4 S 'nf H I - Y I Qi MJ Z, f' f' .t 5 1 ,, M 5, If SOUTH HI-Y Row Z2 ,l. Slmnpf-, Nl. Myvrs. ll. Dillon, l'. llnnllnlmy. l,, lh-llingvr, ll. lfulh-ll. ll. ,-Klln-iilgf-. J, Slnmpv. ll, llill, Row I-ll. lIm1n. I., Um-ns. Ralph Om-ns. Nlr. Barnhill. B. Rnlleclgv. .l. llansalwr. Du you agree that it is m-cm-ssary 'Elo cn-ale, maintain. anml vxlf-ml. Ilirunghont lhi- svlmnl anal vmnnnniily. high slandarlls nf Clirislian 1'l1a1'an'l4-ri! Ol course it is anal than is why vw haw the- Snnlh lIiAY lllnh. 'l'hv chili IIIPFIS rvgularly every wa-ck al Monday noon in Ronin 118, The offivm-l's nl this yvark vlnlb xwn-: Bill Rllll1'llQ,1'. preside-nl: ,lack Hansalwr, vice--presiclviitg Dick Coon, secretary-Ire-aslxrm-r: Ralph Om-n. se-me-alril-at-zmns: anul l.1nx- rence Om-n, vhaplain. This yvar's spmmsor was Mr. Alan Barnhill. 'l'ln'ro were nimlh-vn lllt'lIllM I'S uho pnhlisln-ml programs fur hasln-Ihull Qilllll'S and also mn a mul-vlwi-lx rmnn at the gann-s. Tlnly alsn had u lllmlll at the- llallmwc-n Fvslixal spnnsnre-ll by the- Junior Clianiln-r of linlnlm-nw-. ninely-nimf 'F Ro 7 ' ' . 'ss' SENIOR Y-TEENS fu' -1 J. Slulle-r. ll. lloeo-ll. ll, Holm-r. ll, lloolxs. l. lfisln-l'. lf. lfuse-y. N. Knie-rim. I . Femle-r. ,l. xl'l'llQ'l1 X. Rive- .l. Slulxe-y. Nl. l'e-pple-. B. llahn, M. Shaw. Row 2- -ll. He-e-lie-. B. Bahe-oe-k. li, l.e-flle-r. JK. lfarele-r. fi. llurne-s. N. Mille-r. M. Slfillllll. B. fillllllllillglh. li, l-'osle-r. ll llalie-na. .l. lioue-rsoe-k. Row I- D. Sl'lll'2.lIlllIl. W. Nlauk. Nl. Mm-l. B. Slurlu-y. Nl. Ke-mp. B. Alle-r. .l. Tllomas. To lmilxl u le-llowship of noun-n emel girls elevole-el lo Ille- task of re-alizingg in our e-ommon life- those- iele-als ln eehie-h ne- ure- l'0lllllllll!'ll hy our faith as Christians. ln this e-nele-ami' we- see-le lo unele-rslanel ,le-sus unel lo share- his love- for ull pe-ople-.N This is lhz- purpose- of the- Y-'l'e-e-ns whie-h me-e-K twin- ll month lo elise-uss vommon prolrle-ms of ull girls um have- a gooel lime- no matle-r what rave-. e're-e-el. or color, Se-nior Yi-lll1't'Il5lYl'll1'PI'S me-rv us follows: pre-siele-nl. lle-xe-rly Sluclwy: wiL'e--pre-siele-nt. Mary iam-l: se-e're-lul'y .irilyn Ke-mp: lr:-usure-r. Vlvilma Nlaule: inte-r-e-oune-il re-pre-se-nlalive-. llvlly .Nlle-r. The- proje-e-1 of llle- ye-ar nas lnuying u lnlae-lx lnourel for llle- NWC.-X. ln Se-ple-nilre-r the- Se-uior N-'ll-e-us sponsore-el 4- Cold Hush elunve- for se-nior leigh sluele-nts. 'l'he- girls haul xarious olhe-r partie-s inrlueling ai lfllrislmels purlx xml u slumlwr party. Nliss l,ouise- Taggart was the- uelxise-r. 0 ne bmulred w 3-B. Bi:-4le-rman. Nl. Putman. .l. lirzune-r. 5. l'ime-rson. l. Be-nny, B. Frzine-is. lf. lfaslom. D. lie-aims. .l. llolme-s THE YOUTH OF AMERICA live in a country rich with blessings and oppor- tunity. Great advantages have come through individual freedom. Today more than ever before they are called upon to prevent encroachment on the American way of life. Ghv zlilllrtrnpnlitan Bank Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1950 Hackenbergers Smith's Market Insurance Service N. W. Corner Main 8: Kibby 327 N.EliZabeth St. Lima, Ohio Phone 2-7521 The Compliments of Young Women's Christian Association extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to REPAIR each of you one hundred one JUNIOR Y-TEENS Row .w-P. Barlll, 5. Jormlan, R. Innes, P. NIIIFIJIIY, I. Ilmm-rs:-. .I. 0'l,1-ary, IT. Dy:-r. H, Huy. NI. Mille-V. A. 'I'1-II- ajulmnn. IC. Ilupr-s. N. RIt'IIIt'St'Il, G. Drohka. Row 4fE. Shade, B. IIUILIQ-n, M. I.il1gc-nfeller. A. Clay, III. NInI1Iq-r, S. Iluokf-r. B. Ilaclfe-II. KI. SIIIIILIINTQ. N. Fi:-I1Is. II. Woodlvy, I'. Lauck. How 3---B. Km-rr, C. Cunningham. I'. BIl'lIt'I'lll3Il. .I. Bmvlhluy. C. .-In-ry. J. I umIum. J. Wright. NI. Co4mul1.ll. I rimIvg,e-r, Row 2 K. Lincoln. S. Fisher, S. Ilunluck. I.. Newland, U. Smith. V. Luukns, ll. Wim-nu-r, S. Wrvn. NI. lin-w-1'. Raw I N. Burgoynv, M. Cardom-. 5. Ilansakcr. ,I. Step:-k. Ii. Iivuns. IC. Safh-I. Under thv 2-up:-rwisiun of Miss Esther Cillvlle the ,Innior I-'I'r-cus I-I1-vlm-ml the folhming oHic4-rs: Suzunnv Ilun' saker, presidenlg Juyvv Stepek. vic'm--presinlrmlg Hvlmevca Evans. sevrm-laryg I'Iv4-Iyu Saffol. II'I'ilSllI't'l'2 Margaux-I llarmlnm-. repnrlerg and Nancy Burgoyne, inter-club represvmativr. Ihxs organizations prlmary purpnse IS In pI'0IIIUIt' I1-lluwslnp among :Is nm-nlln-rs. the sclmul, and ilu- vmnmunily. Inslullaliun N-1'vivvs su-rv lu-Ill Fe-hruary 21 ul YV:-sh-y NIQ-lllmlisl IIIIIIIAUII with lhv Ile-va-rvml T. II. Davis as speaIu'r. The- 4'IuIm ln-III its nw:-tings on ull:-rnalv WmInvS4Iays ufl:-r s1'ImuI in l'UUIIl 214. one bmulred two Compliments JOHN F. TILLOTSON, M. D. ASA C. JONES, JR., M. D. 904-908 Citizens Bldg. Lima, Ohio LOUIS A. GLAZER, D.D.S. F. A. STEDCKE, D.D.S. HOXVARD E. WISTERMAN, D.O. Osteopathic Physician WENCE MARKLEY, D.S.C. DR. JAMES L. JOHNSON, D.s.c. A FRIEND EDWARD B. PEDLOW, M.D. CYRIL E. SAVAGE, M.D. DR. HARVEY L. BASINGER, M.D. J. E. TALBOTT, M.D. T. J. TALBOTT, M.D. DR. J. R. JOHNSON, M.D. DR. ROBERT M. JOHNSON, M.D. Citizens Bldg. W. LEW AYRES, o.D. HOWARD F' WEBB' D-D-S 109 E. North sf. Lima, ohio R IST HOFELLER, HIATT and CLARK C EV ON HARDWARE one hundred three YJUUL., ff J-'fur ff' SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Row -1 -P. Brown. C. .-Xrclier. P. Bryan, J. linrmlen. M. Sl:-mlvkv. J. Cilrson. l.. Colo. J. H1-vkvll. ll. lfra-sm-, .-X. Blosscl S. Miller. J. Parshall. S. Hartman. Row .377 -J. Burgoon, B. Smith, K. Rlloalvs. S. llaynarml, 5. U'lSlack, J. Mm-Coy. M. Williams, B. Clayton. 5. Sledlw E. Stvvvnson. Row 2-D. Fairlmnrn. J. Carl, R. llassan. M. Lclflr-r, l'. Mow-ry. 0. Marshall. M. llc-nclvrson. R. llnfllnan. M. Cari D. Puller. J. Riggle. How l-- F. Carmlono, 'l'. Bowlus, F. Kivs. C. Copp. C. Clark. B. Emerson. li. Warml. P. P01101-. Miss Slmnalian. The Sopllomoro Y-Teens, unilor lln- alirewlion of Miss llelen Sllanalian, im'ln4lf-ml forty-sewn me-mln-rs xxlio lnvl mice- a month in room 218. The pnrposo of ilu- organization was to linilil fi-llowsllip of women anml girls all-volml to tln- iclq-als of a Christian The clnb gave- arlifles lo the Real Cross anll sponsored a song fe-sl for all Y-Tr-4-rl Clnlws. The ollic-ers wore- as follows: TE'Illpl1' Ann Bomlns. pn-simlvnlg Carol Clark. vivo-presiilenlg Faith Kiss. secretary Carolyn Copp. lr:-asnrelrg Flora Carmlonv, rc-porter. one hundred four I Headquarters for Graduation Gifts South High School Rings r figs-1 .fi 0:3 XQ31-xf '-1-I '--1-V-. ,, .Q A mf :aw BFG? 'WM-vs ,, t 13 .. 2f12'i'f if i1:1:1::i'. '...:,LAg , ':...1?Ql! Hughes 81 Son, Inc. 55 Public Square L. jake P. Pepiot Adon Studio We Photograph . . :-: Anything :-: Any Time :-: Anywhere Phone 2-3481 Lima, Ohio May We Serve You Again Compliments of Laman's Hi-Speed Corner Metcalf and Kibby Lima, ohio 9224414 11 Lima Owned if Lima Managed if Lima Minded Compliments of EQUITY Mi, Dairy Store No. 6 South Pine St. Lima, Ohio Shelley Dairy Co. k-Ice C ream-Dairy Products Telephone 7-1661 330 S. Pine St. Lima, Ohio one hundred five ! s FRESHMAN Y-TEENS Raw al 5. Iam-5. K.. f.llIllIllHll0, Nl. Rigvl, 5. Mn-Kilim-r. N. Ki:-s. S. Hall. l'. Yan Camp. H. .-Mlam. .i. Mille-r. N. We'n4l1'l!114u1vl. Nl. Mivhavl, N, llubbs. Row 3- D. Poling, U. Banks, B, Allen. H. Hawkins. R, Pugh. R. fllILlllIlDPl'S, D. 'lim-llvr. .i. Wlright. X. Cuolw. M. Davis. M. l.4-file-r. Y. Lanker. Row 2 C. Howl-ry. B. Cravsforrl. G. Skinncr. M. Wvren, Ni. Stumhaugh, S. llvflnrfr. P. l.21lllZ6'llllt'iSt'l'. P. He-clnloml. li. Kuukcn. ll. llurvalh. How I -ffl. Slumpp, M. lhlby, P. Pemlergasl. A. Cash, M. Slade, B. Coukv. Frmu lhv lic-giuning. ilu- Y-Tt'l'Ils haw hail um- Murthy goal, which is In mlm-wlup Christian Q'lliiI'ill'it4I' lllfllllgllliilll lllc' scflltml. l'ncl4-r thx- sup:-rvisiun of Xiifs Olin- Fumlum thc- FI'CSlllll21Il Y-Tvs-11s partivipatf-ml in ancl sponsoroml various an-livilivs during tha- yvar. Collvc-ling Swan wrappe-rs to SPCIIFR' soap for EllI'0pf'3Il cliildrvil and making Y3lf'IlliHf' favors for thc- palir-nts' trays at Me-morial Hospital wvrc- twu sf-rvive prnjectf. Thi- girls had fun Inu at a Hallowc-vu party in moan 227 and a Cllrisuuas party al the YWCA. Thi- Y-'i'e-mis me-t f-wry olhvr Weclm-allay in room 227 with the following ufhun-rs prosiilingz Patsy Pelulvrgasl. pn-simlm-ulg Alice- Cash, vivr--prvsidenlg Mayre Duby. se-crm-tary. Beverly Cooke, tr:-asurr-r: Janice SHIINIJP. lvpcvrlf-r: anfl Mary Jam- Slamlv. inte-r-vouncil rr-prvsvntatiw. 0 ne hundred xix Congratulations to the Class of 1950 SpeIIman's Furniture Interior Decorator 519 West Market Street Phone 4-2151 ' Lima, Ohio Compliments of AI's Hamburger Shop 131 E. High sf. Lima, ohio Compliments of Seitz Insurance Agency 401-2 Colonial Finance Bldg. Underwriters: Lima Teachers' Group Howard B. Seitz Emerson M. Seitz Mgr. Asst. Mgr. Compliments of Pants - Sweaters - jackets 228 N. Main St. Compliments of EI Par Motor Sales 550 West Elm St. Lima, Ohio Compliments Of Stadium Grocery and Sandwich Shop 1050 East Elm St. Lima, Ohio one hundred sever -i, EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS . - -' . IHIHIIIN. lx. Huruiuu. NT. Mya-r. J. hm-flili-. P. l.u-sn-r. B, fixfszirn. -X. lluwaril. l.. Davis. Roll' il U. imiu I, N W Nivliiz-wil. I.. Shaiiiia-r. .1 Run' .1 I.. Hill:-r. H. lluuu-5. H. Nlille-r. Nl. Suulhn-rs. ll. Klopp. J. Billilvr. 5. Clipping:-r. P. lllayluu. .i. Burr u Ron' 2 I.. Kuhn-rlf. K. Downing. Ni. Niarliu. .l. Blakv. M. Shiuahr-ry. U. l'ilt'il'iIl'l'. J. Niurphy. J. xIil'iIiH'i. Row I S. Iluhlns. J. 1.0:-rlm-, L. 0 lh-ll. l,. Dow. ll. Mlllvr, J. Nvvsc. llu- i'lgillil X-'l'n-mis under lhe- supervisimi of Miss Url:-a Wahl clum- for their oHiu-rs Lynda llow. pre-sir hufuu lluhlvs. xii-1--pre-side-111: Carol IYU4-ll. wi-vrf-lal'!'5 Janim- Niichael, rvpurtvr: ,lc-an Gm-fide. ilitvr-mliilcil ri-pre wulal ix 1-. ilu- pu rpufv nl' this urgauizaliuu was lu pruumte fc-llmwliip among the girls at Suulh and in l,iiu.i. Ilia- 4-lull spinrmnivml a Christmas party auil ufsislcd tha- other Y-Twins iu thi- Marvin of Dimes Cauipuigu. one l71llldI'C'd eight lvul Used Cars Coats Motor Sales Vine Street and St. Johns Avenue Phone 5-7271 Lima, Ohio The Lima Packing Co. Keystone Meat Products Lima, Ohio Established 1929 Harry's Men's Store Hats Clothing For Dad and Lad 208 N. Main St. Congratulations to Class of Clem Boyle Florist Shop 403 West High Street Webb Insurance Agency, Inc. General Insurance 212 W. High Street Phone 4-0631 Lima, Ohio one hundred nine Row -I Row If Row 2 Row I an 'F' W... SEVENTH GRADE Y-TEENS Nl. ,lont-s. N. ffonwr. 5. B:-ery. l . fillZillllN l'S. .l. Wiidm-r, P. Bryan. lf. Yvilliants. Nl. llerslthergr-r. Nl, Tope. S. llainilton. H. Robinson. L. McCormick, iN. Jones. B. 1 5. Sutton, If. lluges, J. Dorn, ll. Tait, N. Wrivllvf, C. Sweeney. J. lie-ra-n. W Sl'XlIlIl, N. B1'IllllII't'. H. Stoke-F. C. Holmes ,l. llvals, P. Unity. Sonn- of the sew-nth grade girls lwgan their Club Q-xp:-ri:-rice at South lliglt Svhool as Ill: in meh o tht StVtllll Y-Teens. 'llhv 4-lub, und:-r the direction of Nliss Ethel Asllrr. dressed dolls. vollevtetl sale N inp and let Christmas party at tht- YWCA. The purposq- of the organization was to tlf-vt-lop Christian tltaratttr ttrouglout in school. Th c'olli1'4't's wt-re as follows: presidvnt. Ueorgianna lloltnt-sg viva-prwfsirlvllt, Rita Stokes secrt tary la lu y Irons-xurt-r, Wanda Svxton: rm-porter. Nanvy Bt-ndttrog and int:-r-c'otmr'il re-pre-st-ntative, Janivt- Beals one bundrefl ten C omplimenls of Suever-Nash Sales New 81 Select Used Cars 556-540 W. North St. Phone 2-131 l STERRETTS TOM PATTERSON . Solaio Super Service Congratulatzons, Class of SO Phone 2-4661 Pine at Kibby Pm 81 K'bbY Lum- Ohm Phone 7-1177 MARTIN PRINTING CO. WILKINS FOOD MARKET Printing of all Kinds 706 S. Metcalf St. 113 W. North Sr. Lima, Ohio Lima, Ohio Green and Sawyer Co. Contractors Domestic Building Phone 4-0551 Lima, Ohio one hmzdred eleven Row Row Row Row Row I 1-In-4-rll-ailvrs' izivlu-ls. und a recorder for tlu- Iingrlish de BOOSTERS V -L. Bitter, V. Lindermann, S. Kundert, O. Gross, A. Bnrnhill. F. Hanna, J. Bowers. IV-E. Hennon, H. Dotson, C. Searl. F. Lones. B. Roush. D. Roush, M. Johoske, K. Myers, B. Carr. III-C. Stromquist, G. Davisson. R. Yoakam. D. Riner, B. Gordon, C. Smith, F. Mack, J. Roush. I. Sterrett. II-H. Turner. I. Long, R. Darnell, B. McClintock. D. Cievenger. A. Sousz, L. McGinnis. J. Turner, W. Hawser. IAC. Nungestor, O. Buckmaster. P. Furry. H. Stalter, E. Porter, I. Burkholder, H. Stumpp. P. Daugherty. E. Miller. 'I'In- South Ilivh Booster lfluh had approximate-Iv Iiu- hundred ineinht-rs this year. The purpose of the vluh is Io - ronsor and oil.-r In-Ip to any school avlixity uhii'h m-ods aid. This group purcllasf-tl the neu foothall he-Inu-ls. dollar- uhim-I1 is in l'IlLlI'Q1.t' of Nliss falin IIl:ll'll21llQlIl. 'I'I1 pin-nm-ni. It also inziintains a uc-Ifare fund of one hundred I- oI:Iit'vrs ol' ilu- cluh in-rv Ilarold Stall:-r. president: Ifllggeiu- Nldile-llailtl. time-p1'4-sitlviilg Iilroy I'orter, sri'- 'I'md Ilollin-isuorth. trf-asurt-rg and Iinwootl Burklioltlvr. rvmoru-r. 'I'Iu- ofiicc-rs uvrc- assisted hy u seven-man -..4,- . it tiny , , I hoard consisting ol Ilarold Staltt-r. Ifngene Nlviflellanrl. Iflroy Porter. 'IH-tl Ilollingsuorth. Parke-r Furry. Herherl Sttnnpp. and Iilydt- W4-Ity. BAND PARENTS' ASSOCIATION Row VfMr. and Mrs. F. Mettler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fields, Ciminillo. Row IV-Mr. and Mrs. W. Neese, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rutledge, Row III-Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs. C. Davis, Mrs. D. Row II-Dr. and Mrs. F. Stedcke, Mrs. C. Blanchong. Mrs Row I-Mr. E. Arnold. Mrs. W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. F. Caughman. Mrs. R. Hobbs, Mr. H. Stalter. Mrs. V. Mrs. M. Stalter, Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. P. Keller, Mrs. L. Moeller. Burgoyne. Mrs. R. Cooke, Mrs. V. Doty, Mr. C. Blanchong. C. Pagel, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dukro. Mrs. E. Arnold. Murphy, Mr. R. Hobbs, Mr. D. Burgoyne. Mrs. F. Caughman. Ullic-ws: I,l'x'si1I4-III. Nlr. Il. I.. Bnrgoym-: tire--presideiit. Nlr, Ifldon .Xrnoldz secretary. Nlrs. Wall:-r Nlartinz trea- sure-r, Nlr. Rivlmnl Ilohhsz reportm-r. Nlrs. Ifranlx lfaughlnan. l 'I'hosv who url- the- most help to the hand nu-nihors urn- the-ir para-nts. 'I'Iu- Band lure-nts' .-Kssoviation assisted uith tht- I'op IIonm'm-rl. he-Id a I-lull supper, iw- crm-ani soviul. sold jewelry and Carried on an associate- menlhership vunipuigni. 'I'Iu- prim-mls in-rv used lo huy uniforms. give financial aid to ilu- hand and on-Iu'slra. and huy a portahlv puhlit' znldrvss sy-I1-in for NIV. Nlurphy. 'l'lu- annual hand lag: day was In-Ill in Oetohi-r and the annual hanquc-I in Xpril. 'I'Iu- organization proxidvd llu- hand with transportation for out of town football ganu-s. a trip to Ifohnnhus to Rowling Green. Ada. and lfolunihus. sw- tlu- Uhio State- Nlarviiing Iiund. and for contests at one hundred twelve George Says: Our heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of SO May you always have continued Success Sweetland Confectionery On the Square No. 34 BENTLEY, NEVILLE, CORY 8: BOESEL Attorneys-at-Law 504 Colonial Finance Bldg. Lima, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIA Home Made Candy In the same location since 1905 Compliments of ALVIN A. ZURFLUH S. H. S. '23 STIPPICH HARDWARE . . . . Established 1927 . . . . 300-306 N. Main St. - Opposite Ct. House Appliances . . . Paints . . . Housewares Lima, Ohio Phone 4-7091 QUINN'S Wfallpaper Paints 211 W. High sf. Compliments of a Friendly Firm DAVIS-MILLER 8: SON Funeral Home H. W. CARTER For Sohio Products Corner Main and Vine MAUK'S MARKET A Good Place to Trade 426 West Kibby St. Compliments of EATON and ENDLY INSURANCE GORDON'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 4-9531 209 N. Main St 2nd Floor Citizens Bldg. The Leader Our entire organization extends to each one of you individually Compliments of PENNEY'S XVest Market at Elizabeth Smart Clothing our heartiest for congzatulatioljzs and Boys and Girls est wzs es of All A es for continued success C. Penney Coipany, Inc. one hundred thirteen PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Row IV-Miss M. Bowlus. Miss M. Benroth, Mr. J. Bowers, Miss O. Wahl, Miss M. Weadock, Mrs. R. Hzu'tmzui. Mrs. S Miller. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dotson. Row III-4-Mr. W. Boyer, Miss L. Taggart, Mrs. W. Struna. Miss ll. Baver. Miss H. Shanahan, Miss Z. Harbaugh, Miss E Roeder. Mrs. J. Sprague, Mr. J. Sprague. Mrs. Knierim. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. M. McCoy. Ro-w II--Miss E. Asher. Mr. S. Clark. Mrs. H. Hutchinson, Mrs. E. Boals. Mrs. U. Buckmaster, Mrs. H. Renm, Mrs. E Arnold, Mr. W. Struna, Mr. D. Young, Mr. C. Smith. Row I-Mrs. F. Reeder, Mr. R. Shinnbery, Miss V. Wright, Miss O. Fundum. Mrs. S. Clark, Mrs. V. Romick, Mr. M. Reed. Miss M. Beery, Mr. E. Arnold. 'll.t- l'.'I.i. is IllJl4It' up of six Iuuitlrt-tl ami twvlu- part-nts uutl tt-at'Iio-rs nho slriw to 4-re-utr il In-ttf-r iiiitlwsliiiiml- iuu In-lm-1-ii tht- hotut- .intl tht- srhool. The ollim-rs in-rv as follows: Nlr. Ray Sliinalwry. pri-sitle-ul: Nlrs. Clinton Wriglit. first xiw--pi't'sitIt-lil: Nlr. NI. U. Ili-1-tl. st-voml xit't--prvsitlf-nl: Nliss Xara Wright. swiw-tary: ami Nliss Uliu- I un4Iuui. lreasiirr-i'. 'I'Iu- ofliu-rs xwn- ititlt-tl hy tht- following 4-uiiiiiiiltm-s: Hrs. Slicruiau Clark. program: Nlrs. Ifranlx llzulvtl. hos- pitulily: Mrs, Nlariou Shadi-. lllt'llIIJt'I'SIlIpI Nlrs. Fraum-vs Rr-emit-r. Iihrary: Xlr. Bernard Roush. Iiuanvt-1 Nlrs. Rivliziiwl Iiolwrls, uizigiazine: Mrs. Ralph Swallow. health: and Mr. Alan Barnhill. safety. This group hail four regular lllrelillgis. sponsore-tl a Play Night. ami sviwi-rl :in appreciation tliuut-r for tht- faculty. Xvlion mis tulwn to iuiprow tht- quality of vouiic hooks. MOTHERS' PROGRESSIVE CLUB Row V-Mrs. William J. Bragg. Miss A. E. Clippinger. Mrs. Irene Culp, Mrs. Gerald Clippinger, Mrs. Linwood Burkholdcr. Mrs. L. R. Skelly, Mrs. Walter Williams. Row IV--Mrs. Lloyd Ketcham, Mr. Harold Laman, Mrs. Rollo Skinner, Mrs. S. F. Porter. Mrs. Charles Kershner, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Marion W. Swallow. Row III-Mrs. W. H. Snider. Mrs. Ray Putman, Mrs. Delcy Porter. Mrs. Harold Sanderson. Mrs. Donald Bonthby, Mrs. Thomas Dotson, Mrs. George Figgins. Mrs. Fred Rex. Row II-Mrs. Karl Alexander, Mrs. Francis Bowsher, Mrs. Frank Caughman, Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs. R. G. Albridge. Mrs. William Sockrider, Mrs. Russell Orchard, Mrs. Clayton C. Pepple. Row I-Mrs, Leg- M, Swords, Mrs, Frank Cornell, Mrs, Kent D. Myers. Mrs. Ted Spyker. Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. John Rutledge. Mrs. Kenneth Horstman. Mrs. Dale Rex. Ihr- Nlotln-is I'rogr4-ssiw t.IuIm is compost-tl of tht- inolllr-rs of all foothall play:-rs. Iiaslwtlmll players. stutlc-nt lllllllLlgk'I's, vin-t-i'Ie'atIr-i's. anti Itiltvs of tht- vouvlies. tht- principal. and tht- assistant principal. This orgiu1ilation's primary purpoet- is lu lu-Ip tht- svhool zuiml iillllvtt-Q and honor the' .itlilvte-s with ai Ililllqllbl at ilu- r-ml of foothall st'Zlsoll. This vluh plum-tl Inoolv in our library iu im-uiory of foriut-r South foothall playvrs Itillt-tl iu uvtiou: Joseph Xogt-Igesuiigi. Roger St-II1-rs. Rirllairil Staup. anti lfonuit- Hartholil, Thi- 1-Iulm also pliuw-tl hooks iii tht- Iilirury iii im-iuory of Mrs. Opal tile-wilggt-r ami Nlr. Ilaroltl Saiiilvrson. 'HW .,m,.1.,., ,W,...: Mrs. Dal.. lgpx. In-,.,i,l,.m3 XII-,I lla,-oltl Ilorstmau. NIVC'-IlI't'SItIt'IlI2 Nlrs. ,Iohn Rullr-mfg:-. sm'i'o- tary: Hrs. Nlurioii Sliault-. trr-usurt-r: and Nlrs. Iirnf-st Wren. rvporlvr. one hundred fourteen - Next Time 'Try Compliments I of Butler s . . Dru Wllllclms 9 St Ore Main and Kibby Streets Super Market and Locker Colonial Service Flowers 676 S. Main St. AL and RAY Phone 4-1771 R. 0. Yazel 1121 Latham Ave. Phone 5-8551 Flowers for all occasions Compliments of Corter's Food Market N K 534 XV. Vine St. Phone 8-4071 Compliments of C Compliments of Harry J. Honold Optometrist soo Dominion Bldg. mt-V.-yt, 4 Compliments of IN BOTTLES Robinson's Shoe Shop All Work Guaranteed l I5 W. North St. Lima, Ohio hundred Hfteen AWARDS TO SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Ohio Music Association awarded Lima South Band rating of 5'1', in Class A. Lima South awarded Greater Ohio League Baseball Trophy for 1949. Lima South awarded Lima Junior Chamber of Commerce Trophy for placing second in 1949 in Junior Olympics, Junior High division. Lima South was District Baseball Trophy winner in 1949. Veterans of Foreign Wars Peace Essay: Vaceila Loukos-3325 and a medal. Journalism- Rainbowl'-third place among sixty-nine schools represented at Bowling Green University in the Northwestern Ohio District Journalism contest and first class honor rating for the second semester in the National Scholastic Press Association Critical Service Contest in 1949. District Music ratings at Bowling Green on April 1: Superior Ratings: Instrumentalists: Elizabeth Ann Shade, alto clarinet solo, Marilyn Shinabery, Jack Blanchong, B-flat clarinet solos, John Dukro, Marilyn Shinabery, Elizabeth Ann Shade, Earl Lhamon, mixed clarinet quartet, Sue Hartman, oboe solo, Jean Hammond, piano solo. Marilyn Stedcke, Jack Blanchong, Sue Hartman, Diane Smith, Louise Newland, woodwind quin- tet, Darlene Joseph, baritone saxophone solo, James Robenalt, Robert Jorgensen, trombone solos, Carolyn Biederman, Loretta Wright, Nancy Williams, Alan Mettler, string quartet, Eugene Boyd, Nancy Burgoyne, Loren Warner, Paul Clemens, B-flat clarinet quartet. Vocalists: Nancy Knierim, soprano solo, Natalie Miller, Mezzo-soprano solo, Rebecca Evans, Sharon Walser, Nancy Knierim, Patricia Rolfes, Sondra Emerson, Natalie Miller, Mary Yazel, Bar- bara Hahn, Dolores Sheeks, girls, ensemble, Patricia Rolfes, Sharon Walser, Barbara Hahn, Mary Yazel, Ronald Darnell, David Dillon, Dick Wolford, Marlo McCullough, mixed vocal ensemble. Excellent Ratings: Robert Trempert, trombone solo, Nancy Burgoyne, B-flat clarinet solo, Connie Ciminello, Peggy Doty, alto saxophone solos, David Terrill, bass solo, Louise Newland, bassoon solo, Marilyn Stedcke, piano solo. Tom Swatsler, Carl McPheron, Diane Smith, Robert Jorgenson, LeRoy Dellinger, Glenn Brewer, brass sextet, James Coats, Peggy Doty, Connie Ciminillo, Darlene Joseph, saxophone quartet, Re- becca Evans, soprano solo, John Dukro, baritone solo. Awards of ull' at Columbus on April 22. Elizabeth Ann Shade, alto clarinet, Marilyn Shinabery and Jack Blanchong, B-flat clarinet. Elizabeth Ann Shade, Earl Lhamon, Marilyn Shinabery, and John Dukro, mixed clarinet quartet. SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Debate Awards: Letter and Certificate: Sylvia Christian, Pat Dotson, Warren Smith, and Robert Smith. Degree of Honor rating in Debate for fifty contest points gained in National Forensic League-Sylvia Christian. Cheerleaders Awards: Gold Megaphones: Joe Carr. Ruthanna Culp, Barbara Emerson, Don Michael. Medal: Joan Fundum. Cups: Janet Cramer, Janet Shade. Stage Crew Awards: Letters: Karl Anderson, Larry Owen, Ray Owens, Victor Segovia, and Bob Trempert. Certificates: Ronald Darnell, Leroy Dellinger, and Larry Morgan. Audio-visual: Letters: Richard Adams, Royal Albridge, Dan Arnett, Williani Avery, Bob Burkholder, Richard Farsht, Dan Hunlock, John Krick, Robert Orchard, Bob Sharp, Bill Vandemark, Lynn Whitney. Certificates: Richard Arnett. Tom Brookman, Jack Klapp, Roger Swartz, Dick Werking, Don Williams. Choir member awards-pins: Barbara Cummings, David Dillon, Rosemary Dowell, Betty Francis, Barbara Hahn, Nancy Knierim, Ruth Rohrer, Pat Rolfes, Delores Sheeks, Elaine Stedke, Janet Thomas, Richard Wolford, and Mary Yazel. one hundred sixteen Compliments Of Thomas D. McLoughlin John J. Keil I PRIDE OF Mohler S UMA for FLOUR Flowers We are Proud of Our Product Make Lima Pfvwi vf Y0'l School Supplies Candies MitchelI's Model O Your Neighborhood Drug Store Ice Cream Magazines ldd t' I ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL VARSITY LETTERS: Tony Bowers, Chuck Brogee, Jim Caughman, Ronald Clippinger, Jim Coats, David Coleman, Tom Coon, Robert Dansby, James Downton, Walter Fields, Dick Johoske, Bill Ketchum, Richard Morse, Paul Porter, Dale Reese, Bob Rigel, Dick Snider, Vernon Staup, Bob Sterrett, Eldon Sykes, Jack Williams, Dick Wheeler. Varsity Manager Letters: Jack Saine, David Hay, Gary Adams, Charles Krick. RESERVE LETTERS: Jack Beggin, James Bratton, Ronald Burkholder, David Clippinger, Dick Davisson, Bud DeVoe, Gene Dotson, Jack F edele, Bob Henderson, James Higgins, James Mack, Homer O'Neal, Bill Putman, Bob Reed, Vernon Rex, Charles Sampson, Danny Sexton, Bill Sherrick, Pete Skinner, Bill Sockrider, Ted Spyker, and Don Wellbaum. Reserve Manager Letters: Pete McPheron, Fred Richinson, Ed Wells. FRESHMEN: Bob Bacome, Bob Burkholder, Billy Cain, Dale Camper, Leroy Chambers, Darrel Hole, Larry Horstman, Kurt Jones, DeWayne Neuman, James Patterson, Melvin Provost, William Ritchie, Don Saine, Harry Stokes, Harold Stout, Wesley Washington, John Schmitz, Bill Rhine. Fresh- man Manager Letters: Dick Wilson, Dick lngle, John Wolfe. BASEBALL BASEBALL LETTERS 119495: Royal Albridge, Tom Coon, Mike George, Richard Gilbert, James Hefner, Robert Hicks, Richard Johoske, Robert Line, Walter Martin, William Rutledge, Robert Sexton, Don Skelly, Richard Snider, Eldon Sykes, and Robert Williams. Manager Letters: Gary Ad- ams, Nemo Johnson. RESERVE LETTERS: Anthony Bowers, Richard Davisson, Bud Devoe, Bernard Griesdorn, Joe Fife, and Harold Williams. Manager Letters: David Hay, Richard Wilson. TRACK VARSITY LETTERS 4194-9l : Tom Bowman, Dan Brogee, Ron Clippinger, James Coats, Calvin Griffith, Edgar Mack, Ray Moritz, Jim Oost, Bob Powell, Ray Rower, Don Vorhees, Jim Ward, and Dick Wheeler. Varsity Manager Letter: Ralph Owen. RESERVE LETTERS 119491 : Karl Alexander, Paul Boothby, Gene Boyd, James Bratton, Charles Brogee, David Catlett, Dick Coon, Chester Corrello, James Downton, Walter Fields, Jack Hansaker, Robert Hevlin, James Higgins, Don Logan, Richard Morse, James Porter, Vernon Rex, Alferd Smith, Bob Smith, Jack Williams, Gary Wren. Manager Letters: Charles Krick, Jack Saine. JR. HIGH TRACK 4194-9P: Virgil Banks, Bennie Baxter, Albert Beams, Gene Bowers, Dale Camper, Leroy Chambers, Robert Edwards, Gaines Fields, John Haskins, Kurt Jones, Homer 0,Neal, Robert Orchard, Tom Rader, Junice Totty, Jess Washington, John Wright. GOLF VARSITY LETTERS 419493 : Kenith Bowsher. David Clippinger. Robert Keller, Jim Mack, Bob Sterrett, Dave Swords. BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball Awards: Seniors, James Coats, Tom Coon, Walter Purdy, William Rutledge. Eldon Sykes, Juniors, David Coleman, Richard Johoske. Sykes was elected honorary captain by the varsity squad this season. Reserve Basketball Awards: Royal Albridge, Jack Beggin, Bill Brown, Jim Caughman, Bill Hol- lar, Jim Mack, Paul Porter, Bob Reed, Bob Sanderson, Bob Smith, Harold Williams. Freshman Basketball Awards: Bob Bacome, Leroy Chambers, Clifford Connolly, Ronnie Laman, DeWayne Newman, Mel Provost, Bill Rhine, Don Saine, Harold Stout. G.A.A. AWARDS Betty Aller, Joyce Beckett, Temple Bowlus, Flora Cardone, Eleanor Casey, Betty Clayton, Carol Clark, Lois Cole, Carolyn Copp, Pat Dotson, Barbara Emerson, Alice Fields, Joan Fundum, Maggie Henderson, Josephine Holmes, Daisy Hooks, Marilyn Kemp, Marilyn Leffler, Joyce Lincoln, Janice McCoy, Jinet Parshall, Beverly Priestap, Doris Pulfer, Ruth Rohrer, Janet Shade, Delores Sheeks, and Joan Win s. one hundred eighteen - - I - Compliments of Compliments of Jay's Garage Rear 637 E. Third St. Lima, Ohio l A 5-,,,,,,, New 5-,W , , , Schmidt 84 Green Grocery A Fine Old Name 727 East Kibby Lima, Ohio Morris Drug Store 683 South Main St. Phone 6-6152 Lima, Ohio Compliments of Jones Hardware 59 Public Square Matty! Basinger's JEWELRY STORE Diamonds .... l1 atrl9e.v 140 N. Main St. Lim a, Ohio Congratulations To 1950 Graduates A. L. Simmons 1125 St. johns 236 E. Everybody's Cut Rate Store Hamburgers and Malts Patent Medicine Vine St. Lim ai, Ohio Compliments of The Lima Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. Lima, Ohio Phone 4-7711 Patronize Our Advertisers one Z7IHIdI't'l1 flinelzc 1 1 4 1 1 1 r x 'a -ff 1' I SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL LIMA, OHIO Accredited a First Class High School, Ohio Department of Education Member North Central Association Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools Member National Forensic League Member Member Member Ohio Athletic Association National Thespians, Troupe 649 Greater Ohio Athletic League Member American Junior Red Cross Associated with Young Y-Teens Association Women's Christian COURSES OFFERED College Preparatory, Commercial, tion, Foreign Language, General, Distributive Educa- Home Economics, lndustrial Arts, Vocational, and Music. ENROLLMENT Twelfth - - Eleventh - Tenth - Ninth - Eighth - Seventh - Lima South Chapter--Future Retailers of Ohio TOTAL - INDEX -A- Adminlstration .............,...............,.......,v..,.......,.,. .....,. ................ 1 2 Advertisements ......., 52, 53. 68, 69. 70. 98, 101. 103, 105. 107, 109, 111, 113. 115, 117 Annual Stalf ................................................,..................Y,.,.,,.......... 74 Audio-Visual Club ....,................,,.....,,.,......................................., 86 Awards ............,,,,.,.,..... ,,.,,,,,,,,,t,.,,. .,..... ..,....... 1 1 6 . 118 .B- Band ................................,...................... Band Parents Association .,,,.......... Baseball 119491 ..,,.... - ......,,,. Basketball. Freshmen .,...... Basketball. Lettermen ..,... Basketball. Reserve ....... Basketball, Varsity ...... ,.... Board of Education .,....... Book Club ....................,.. ..,............ Boosters .....................Y. ...................... .0- Cheerleaders ,-.- ...,.. ...... ,.,.,...,....... Coaching Staff ........... ............... Commercial Club ..... ...... - ....... .D- Debate ................ ...,....,....,. Dedication ..,,........ Division Pages ....... -E- Eighth Grade .,....,...... ............... Eighth Y-Teens ,,,,.,, ...,..,.,,,,.,,,.,,,., -F- Facts About South ,.,t... , ,.,,,.,,.,..,. Faculty .,,, ...,...........YY..........Y ..,..... Football, Freshmen Football, Lettermen Football. Reserve Football, Varsity ,....,. Freshman Class ,,,,.,,,.,. Freshmen Y-Teens Future Homemakers ....... Future Retailers ...,..,.,... ..,,,,, , Future Teachers ,........,. ............,. .G- G: A: A. ..........,.....,.,, ,..,.,............ . Girls Ensemble ....,. - .......... Golf 119491 ........., ............... 'ff'- H1-Y Club ....,..,.,....., ,,,, .,,,,,,.,. Home Ee Club ,..., ,,.,.,.,.......Y... Journalism Club Junior A Cappella Choir Class Junior Class Play Junior Junior High Drama ist, i 1 ti. ss.. '52-'SSS 'C'- N3 2 asa 30 P-I T' os 9' on S -1 vo v-one 108 ..,..,,..120 13 1- 59 57. 58 59 - .t,. 56 42 M.. 93 97 84 67 ..-. 76 65 93 87 77 81 Junior High S rts ...,...., Junior Red Cl?l?SS Junior Y-Teens ......... ..,...l,,,.... -K- Klng and Queen .,,..,, ,.,,.,..,............. .M- RSZT5 f'fTHiTi.3ig1131.ijiijiiijjf' Meet Me in St. Louis ............. Mothers Progressive Club -0... Ofllce Girls ...... ...................... - 166 174- 219 247 252 263 - 1321 .. ,...,..... ........,. 7 3 . ......... 102 72 .... ...... -... ...,. 94 ...- ....... .-,.. 80 81 ..........1l4 12 Operettas ...... ..,.,.......,...... .. .,............ ,. ..85. 18 Orchestra ...... ,... . T-.. ........ .-.......... 83 .p.. Palette Club .................. -.......- .............,.,,.... ---..- .,.. -,....,... 86 Parent Teachers Association .......................... - .................... -..114 Party Goers .......,.......................... ......,. .... ,..................... Pep Club .................,..................,.,. - ..... F ..... .... 88 P rates of Penzance .,,....... - ....... .. 85 Pot O' Gold Stal! ....... ...,...,.., . ..... 74 Projectionist Club ....... ,,l................ .... ... 85 -3. Radio Club .......... ...................... . .- ................ ..,....... 79 Rainbow Staff ....... ...... ........, .-,,- ,,,.,,... ..... . .-... 75 Robin Hood ...... ...- ................. -..-..-.......... 78 , -S- Science Club ...... .,,.,.,....,.,.,.,,.,,.,,,,... S Club ....,...,.... .......,..,...,.,.,...,.,.. Secretaries .............. - ..,........... Senior A Cappella Choir ...... Senior Senior Class History Senior Class Play .,,.......,. Honor Page Oificers ............. Class ....,........,....,,.....i Senior Senior 92 90 10 76 ....- 19 33 80 32 -, .,....... ........ - 18 Senior Y-Teens ................ ........ - 100 Seventh Grade .. ........,..,. -.l. ...,.. 48 Seventh Grade Choir ....,.,. .,,... . ..,..... . . ................ -.... 77 Seventh Y-Teens ,....,,,........ A... , -, .....,....,.......... .,..,..,.. 1 10 Skull Club ..................,,,,,,,, .................l l....... .,...,.......... 9 I Snagshots ,... .................,.. ......... 5 . 6, 7, 8. 34. 51. 54 Sop omore Class , ....... ........ .......,.,.........,............ ,,.. ..... . . 3 9 Sophomore Y-Teens Stage Crew ............ ......... .. ..,,.,... Student Council ,....,. Supervisors .,.... .,..... .....,...,..... .1-.. Theme .....,,..........,............................... Track 119491 ..,.,.,,.......................,..... Trail of the Lonesome Pine ,.,.. ..v.. 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