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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

gf xfifm 41 45,1 W F OREWORD This book is the result of a purpose. Our purpose has been to portray South High School in it truest senseg to picture every interest and activityg to crowd everything pertaining to South High School between the covers of this bookg and if possible to reflect a little of that indefinable something called school spirit. With this purpose in mind, we present to you the 1953 Pot O' Gold. If in later years when you take this book from the top shelf dusty, dog-eared, tattered, and torn, and you can live again your happy days at old S. H. S., our work will not have been in vain. -Darlene Moeller 9 QH P55 GF SOUTH HIGH SCHGOL gy if FJ N gy JF,bjJ: PROUDLY PRESENTS . .. - ..THE zneteengfundredgffy ffhree GTG' GQQQI , if it Q92 X7 SOUSZ H fi Harvest Moon 20-Football practice began September Song 4-School started 5-Football Olympia 9-Faculty picnic for new teachers 11-Introductory assembly for new teachers 12--Driving demonstration on safe driving First Pep assembly in auditorium 13--Football-Sidney 18-First day of magazine campaign X-rays for T.B. test 19-Football-Findlay 25-Individual pictures were taken for Pot O' Gold 26-Football-Cincinnati Central Vocational 27-P.T.A. Family Night H H Punky Punkin 1-Interest Clubs began 3-Football--Dayton, Dad's Night 1 1--Football-Marion 16-Community Chest Campaign I7-Football-Columbus East 20-Magazine Campaign skating party 25-Junior Choir party 24-No school! Teachers meeting 25-Football-Middletown ' 'Gmmimoth er's Thanksgiving' ' 4-Election day 6-Pep Rally 7-Football-Central 11-Retakes of individual pictures for Pot O' Goldu 14-Football award assembly 19-WIMA Football banquet 21-junior Class Play 26-Thanksgiving assembly 27-28-No school! Thanksgiving 28--Basketball-Defiance White C ln'istmas 2-Dinner for varsity basketball team, parents and coaches 6-Basketball-Urbana l 2-Basketball-Sidney 13-Basketball-Celina I9-Basketball-Kenton Christmas Program then vacation 20-Christmas vespers-choir 29-Basketball carnival begins-Bellevue 50-Carnival-DeVilbiss june In january 3-Basketball-Hamilton 5-Return from vacation 9-Basketball-South-Central 10-Basketball-Shawnee 23-Basketball at Middletown 24-District High School Music Festival at Bluffton 26-End of first semester 30-Basketball-Van Wert -4.. H Sweethearts On Parade 6-Basketball-St. Marys Annual Staff Dance 9-Freshman Tournament 10-Basketball-Springfield 1 3-Boosters Minstrel 14-Basketball-Toledo Scott Freshman Tournament 20-Basketball--South-Central Z1-Basketball-Sylvania Twelfth Y-Teens Dance When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 6-Varsity S Club Dance 13-Annual Pop Concert I4-G.A.A. all star game and dance 26-Basketball award assembly 27-Spring Dance 28-Instrumental and vocal solo and ensemble contests at Central April Showers l--Easter assembly 2-6-Spring vacation 10--Junior Operetta ll-State solo and ensemble contest at Bowling Green 14-Faculty party 17-B.l.E. Day 10th Grade Dance 18-State Band and Orchestra contest at Capital University 20-Distributive Education skating party 24-junior High Dance As Some Fair Day In May 1-2-Senior Class Play 6-Distributive Education Banquet 7-Senior talent assembly 8-Band festival at Kenton 15-Band banquet 14-Scholastic award assembly 15-Footlight festival 19-Spring sports at Springfield 21-Spring sports assembly 22-Junior-Senior Prom 28-Senior Assembly 30-No school! Decoration Day june Is Bustin' Out All Over 2-Last day of classes 5--Last day of school Commencement 3 1-Baccalaureate Senior Girls Tea TS... 7!w RGUNEP YHBLE CKNVTITWFS Swwwx Ib . I7 ,mm 135 157 7l -.6 X 1 fiziiw Qs. 6' ' ,Jw .gg-.L i.'?'4 2Ze-336 E f Vs. Wiirx 3 WNMQMWMQM E91 'N 15-.z -Gif-F 1 :asf ',.12-':34l5iv?f:' HL ' f Liz? .f 2 2.-f ' 7 Lg, ., 2432? -'. ,'? ff7:4 :sg '- Q '3-'A 32 .- 4 . . - iff J 'ff fstf' -I-1 ' -2.1 it'-:fir ji., 'L ,.':4k,1r ,., 44. 4 ' ' ?5.'ia5c'5 Banff , . ' Ffgfred g ,1 TVQSSYV- l x i.7lf5'P5'i.j f . .f5.21?1:: - ' 'si'-1 -' . G f .h-QQC :I -1:1-55 . -15, fZ2'I' 'ffm' 25, . 'ST-. . Zt- ' A I UIYIIIIHIIIIIIWIHII' III! I. X will IWNI --6-- oo You REMEMBERN WT L 'mn TSW' i W m im TO THE 1953 GRADUATING CLASS OF SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL: On the evening of June 5, 1955, YOu will be alumni- your high school days will be over. But the education, the foundation, you have built at South High School will be with you forever. Undoubtedly. your goals are everyday, human desires. You Want normal lives in a peaceful world, freedom to work in professions or occupations of your choice. The realization of those goals will be your greatest success-for only a few generations in history have enjoyed that privilege. I am confident this does not mean that your class aims to give the world nothing more than one-hundred-fifty five in- habitants. Far from it. If your class can give the world ten executives whose in- . terest in their employees as fellow men and women is not destroyed by their lust for profits, you shall be successful. lf you can give the world five doctors whose greatest joy comes from bringing peace and comfort to the sick, then you shall be successful. If your class can give to the world ten salesmen who serve their customers with truth and integrity, and perhaps six teachers with the will to inspire their students to a life of accomplishment, then you shall be successful. If from your class can come five people who lighten the load of others through art, music, or writing, then you shall be successful. If from your class can come one minister whose love of people is exceeded only by his love of God, then you shall be successful. Perhaps from your class will come five lawyers whose pro- fessional conduct will be based upon right and iustice. and not legal expediencyg and perhaps eight engineers who will give to all classes the benefits of scientific progress. If so, you shall be successful. If from your class can come six nurses whose creed is loving service. then you shall be successful. If your class can give to the world 89 women who will build 89 homes for a new generation, and if you can give 66 men whose first interest will always be the family, then you shall be successful. If from your class can come 155 people who desire to put more into life than they ever expect to get out of it, , , l . then you shall be successful. And if. a generation from now, you can sit in a similar auditorium and watch your children leave high school with the same freedom of choice that has been preserved for you,-then you shall indeed be successful. XVith sincere good wishes. GORDON G. HUMBERT, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is the legal agency designated by the state to be responsible for the conduct of educational affairs delegated to the school district. The powers of the Board of Education are derived from the state legislature. Members of the Board of Education are elected by the citizenry of the community in which the schools are located. This means that local autonomy and control of educational matters are in the hands of our citizens. Standing-Mr. Gordon G. Humbcrt lSuperintendent of Schoolsj, Mr. Harry Gross 1Assistant Superintendentj. Sealed-Dr. H. R. Stallbohm lClerkb, Mr. A. L. Simmons 1Board Memberl, Dr. Josephine L. Peirce 1Presidentl, Mr. C. H. Folland QVice Presidentj. Mr. Gilbert Crist QBoard Memberj. -3- 4. A Mr. Marion Seitz iAudio-Visual and Safety Educationbg Miss Mary Kirk KArtJ: Mr. William Tempel fMusicJg Mr. Rex Settle- mire fPhysical Education and Healthlg Mr. H. C. Heffner lResearchJg Miss Helen Moon CDistributive Educationlg Mr. William Chambers lVocationalJ. Not shown-Miss Helen Hawkins Uilementary Educationjg Mr. H. C. Roberson iPup1l Personnel and Guidancel . SUPERVISORS IN LIMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS These directors are the resource people of the staff, and are consultants in the special areas in which they specialize. They work with principals, teachers, and special teachers in the desire to bring about curriculum improvements, good will among the teachers of the schools, and enrichment of the educational program for all of the students in the Lima Public Schools. THE LIMA CITIZENS SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE The objectives of the Lima Citizens' School Advisory Committee are to advance public education in all its branches and to foster and promote an understanding of the benefits of public education in the development of a sound, healthy, and intelligent community, based upon the nature of the population, the needs of the times, and the resources of the community and to do its utmost to help perpetuate the basic ideals of the American Way of Life. Standing-Mr. William WY Jacksong Mr. James C. Thomas fVice-Chairmanjg Mr. Walter V. Binkley: Mr. Alfred L. Simmons: Mr. James Wilt. Seated-Mr. Clyde Weltyg Mrs. George W. Niceg Mrs. Enoch West, Mrs. J. Paul Fisher: Mrs. James J. Weadock, Jr. lChairmanJg Mr. Jerome Blattner: Mr. Charles O. Guy. Not Shown-Miss Marguerite Dickman 1SecretaryJ: Mr. Russell Hire: Rev. E. J. Penhorwood, Mr. Leslie Reid, Mr. J. W. Schoonoverg Mr. Loren Sellers, Mr. Robert L. Townsend, Jr.g Mr. E. J. Ward, Mrs. Fred Wupper. .-9- BERNARD G. ROUSH--A.B.g M.E. Bluffton College, Bowling Green State University, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Student Council Co-advisor, Testing, Student Social Committee ZALIA SUNDFOR-A.B.g B.S. in ED., M.E. Bluffton College, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University, Guidance Director, Dean of Girls, Student Council Co-advisor, Student Social Committee G .... . -t .V,. i t Mum. O. REEII--A.B.Q M.A. Principal Ohio University, Columbia University, Ohio State University 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 co-operation among students, parents, and teachers are a few of the services rendered. MERLIN C. SYKES-B.S., M.S. in ED. Bowling Green State University, Student Social Committee, Testing, Dean of Boys 110- Stamling-Mr. M. Sykes, Mr. C. F. Sinclair, Mr. M. O. Reed. Sealed-Mr. F. Hanna fChairmanJ, Mrs. Z. Sundfor, Miss M. Bowlus, Miss V. Wright, Miss D. Shank, Mr. J. Romey. FACULTY COUNCIL The purpose of the Faculty Council is to work with the school administration of Lima South to aid in solving teacher administration problems. The council acts as a liason body between staff and administration. This year the Faculty Council has worked with the administration in establishing an in-service training pro- gram for teachers. The first step in this year's program was the polling of the faculty to determine the prob- lems on which the group wanted to work. The group selected the general topic School Discipline. The subdivisions of the main topic were as follows: 1. Homerooms and classrooms 2. Study hall and school assemblies 3. Corridors, stairs and school property 4. Out of school behavior 5. Community views on discipline The faculty divided itself into five groups, studied one of the topics, and reported their findings to the faculty at a general teachers meeting. The meetings ranged from February 5 to April 1, 1953. SECRETARIES The secretarial work at South High School was done by Miss Sharon Wren fstandingl and Miss Flora Cardone Cseatedh. -11- x r - ALAN A. EARNHILL'-B,S.g M.Ed. HAIR BAVERWBQS, GORDON E' AcKERMANwB'S' indusmus AH5 Bookkeeping Office Practice N 'ndU5 'iU' AHS A Chairman of lndusiricnl Arts Department Chairman of Ccmmercicd Depmimem 4, MARY BEERY-B. A, MAY BENROTH-Ph,B4g M. A, WALTER V4 BYNKLEY-B. S. 50550, Conducff GQOQXKDPIWYI Spanish Latin, Aikgebru, Mufhemufics Shorfhcmd, Typing MARIE BOWUJS-B. A4 M. BLOWDEN BOWERS-B. S. JOE BOWERSW-A. B.g M, A. E V h Business Training, Conwmercici Low Hecgffhx Phyaiccnl Educo?ion l ng Q? Chcnrmon of Englssh Depcxrfment B YER B S M A WARNER T, BOYERM-A.B.g NLS. CHARLES E. BROOKER 1 FRANCES OW M ' F ' ' Mcuthenmtics Auto Mechanics Shop 8. Related Subjects Ummm' Speech' Eng L51 Chairman mc Mmhemcxfim Daportmeni A Vcaccdioncd Schoof --Ili Rum BAUGHMAN-n. Al EUYTHE CUPPWB- S1 2 csemnuoe oomwfws. s. H Ubmry Home Economics Hmm' lfcomvmm 4508 7 ill lf li' l-1 flB 192021 525262728 f Q, HOMIE WHY. D12 G. E. FIGGINS-B.S. - , ,J .M. .W Machine Shop 8. Relcncd Subiccfs E' B' FRESHwfllTER A B A OUVE FUNOUM B' S' , Hsslory English Vocotxonol School iv . ESIHER GILLETTE-A. a, THELMA GLASSFORDMA- B' VERA A. Gmmm-a.A. Heolfh Englffh Art ,5 2 1 FRANK HANNA-A.a,, M,A. cossrrs HAUENSTEIN-B,A. . LLOYD D' Hum English, Maihemofics, Modern Problem English, Muthemofics' Amo Mechanics Shop 81 Reloled Sublecls , Vocufioncvl School ..13- , K WM - ,,,,........v..,c,,,. - .1 'fffux cfm' ifivzifms cw swim HATTIE Josevn-Ala. KATHRYN ANN KAH-Bri wmrerz oi KOCH-8.5.2 M. s. Biology TYPl'19f 5l'1Ofll101nCl Driver Educcsiicn GEORGE MAXFIELD--B. Ss M. S. GENEVIEVE MARVlN-B. 5,5 M. Ai ' -Q General Science, Physics, Clwemistry PAUUNE METZGER A'B' English - Chairman of Science Depurimem Hume Economlcs 9 MARUN MICHAH-B. S. GEORGE Al MILLER-WB. S. HERBERT Av MURPHYMB- 5-I M- A Special Education Mcilliemcafics lnslrumenlol Music 'HELEN MOON-A, 8.3 B. S. HERBERT N010-B. S, FRED 0. REX-B, S. Disfribufive Education l 'ClU5'YlUl AV75 Biology, General Science -14- ' R' 6 ff l ' 252f35Il23QiT9??6?3l 53551 .. W EDITH ROEDER-A. B. JAMES E, ROMEY'-B. S. HELEN N. ROSE-A.8 English, American Hislory Health, Physical Education General Science ' ' Z Q 1 r HELEN SHANAHAN-A. B.p M. A. 505115 5HANK...B.5A ALFREP D. 5rM5..g, 5,, M 5 lollflf E 9ll5lW Physical Educczlion lndugyrigl A115 C. F. SINCLAIR-B. A. CHARLES I.. SMITH-A. 8.1 M,A, JEAN M. SNYDER-B.A Mczlhemcrllcs , Geography, History English, Hlsiory srANroN STEINER-A.B.g M. A. WlLllAM F- STRUNA-8.5. lol-USE TAGGART-QBQA Modern Problems, American History ' l'1dU5YVlUl Chairman of Social Science Department Args Geography, History .-1,- Q MARY LILLIAN TAYLOR-A.B.g M,A. WILHAM TEMPEL-A-BJ MAA. HMM D THOMNG-B A Enghsh ' Supervisor of Music Mgnhemmics V V MARY YUDORWBQSJ M- A- GEORGPS VORE-All ORLEA wAHL-s.s., M. A. HNSOVY Mofhemctics Home Economics x . is QW' v MARY L. WEADOCK-A. B.: M. A. 'SADQRE Wo'-F541 5- A VERA wmsm-A B, M A Engmh Machine Shop and Relcxied Subjects . ' ' ' Vocational School MUN: EDITH SiMPSON-B. S. Art DEE YOUNG-B. S. Hisfory M1 A f........ -16- AJ....' ...A Swim --17.. SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS Q J I M PATTERSON I NELDINE KIES JAMES ALoNzo PATTERSON- Poocbie Personnel and Shop Management Training Class President 25 Class Vice President 45 Pep Club 4 CPresidentJ5 Varsity S Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4 lPresidentJ5 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 QCO-Captainjg Ins and Outs 45 Diamond O 45 Junior Class Play Selection Committee 3: Homecoming King 4. NELDINE Hope Kuss- Dean Business Education Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 3 fVice Presidentbg Ye Merries 3, 4 fVice Presi- dentbg Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2 lPresi- dentl, 5, 49 Rainbow 35 G.A.A. 1, 2 fNumeral. Letter, All-Starj, 3 QAll-Starj, 4 fPresident, Medal, All-Starjg Cradle Troubadour 3 1Production ManagerJ5 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 45 Library Assistant 1, 25 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 25 Assistant to Mr. Miller 4. efI953 DAVlD UHL DAVID ALLEN UHL- Red College Preparatory Class Treasurer 35 Class President 45 Pep Club 45 Party-Goers 45 Rain- bow 45 Football 1, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Cradle Troub- adour 3: Buckeye Boys State Rep- resentative 3. ..-181 VIRGlNlA L LANKER DARLENE Josepl-1 1 VIRGINIA ANN LANKER-- Gi1112i8', Business Education Class Vice President 35 Class Secretary 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ye Metries 3, 4 1PresidentJ5 Social Conduct Club 45 Y- Teens 1, 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2 CNumeral, Letter, All-Starb, 45 Cheerleader 2 fLetter7, 3 lMegaphone Medalj, 4 lTrophyjg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentJ5 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Pirates of Pen- zance 15 Down In The Valley 25 Prince of Pilsen 3: Sisters Under The Skin 35 Hall Monitor 15 Homecoming Queen 4. VIRGINIA DARLENE JOSEPH-HJ05i8,, Business Education Class Reporter 45 Ye Merries 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Saxaphone Quartet 1, 25 Soloist 1, 25 Lady Rosa 35 High Pressure Area 45 Office Assistant 35 Assistant to Mr. Miller 45 Usher at Foot- ball Games 3, 4. BETTY Jo ADAM- Betty Business Education Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3 QPresidentJ3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 fSecretaryJ, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 33 Cradle Troubadoutn 3 fProduction StaffJ3 Library Assistant 3. BARBARA ANN ALLEN- Beegie ' Business Education Ye Merries 43 Pep Club '1, 2, 3 lVice Presidentjg Y-Teens 1. Uleporterj, 2 lReporterb, 3, 43 Pot O' Gold 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Band 5, 4 fM8i0fEI!6,3 Cradle Troubadour 3: After the Fog Lifts 33 Office Assistant 3, 43 First place majorette trophy in Band Festival at Defiance, Ohio 3. DANIEL L. ARNETT1 D47l', Vocational Student Council 43 Vocational Industrial Club 3 fPresidentD, 4 fVice Presidentjg Golf 3, 4g Audio-Visual Club 1, 2. RICHARD N. ARNETJ'- DlCk', Vocational Vocational Industrial Club 3 lTreasurerj3 Choir l, 23 Audio-Visual Club 1, 23 Golf 2, 4. o 4 WILLIAM CARL AVERY- Pete College Preparatory Hi-Y 2. 3 fSecretary-Treasurerb. 4 lChaplainJ3 Audio- Visual Club 1, 2, 3 4Presidentb, 4 fPresidentJ3 Safety Patrol 3, 4 fCaptainJ3 Area Hi-Y QVice Presidentb. DARLENE RUTH BABER1 D0lly,' College Preparatory Pot O' Gold 43 G.A.A. 1, 2g Senior Girls Choir 2. EDGAR VON BABER- Ed Distributive Education Distributive Education Clubs of America 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 13 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 3: Library Assistant 3. CATHERINE RosE BAILEY- Trinle General I SHIRLEY MAE BATTELS- Blondie Home Economics Entered from Ada, Ohio 23 Future Homemakers of America 23 Ye Merries 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 QChaplain33 Assistant to Miss Shank 4. GLEN WRIGHT BAXTER- Barney Vocational Vocational Industrial Club 3 QSecretary73 Band l, 2. CAROLYN LoU1sE BLACK- Lyn Distributive Education Entered from LaFayette-Jackson 43 Distributive Education Clubs of Atnerica 4 1Secretaryj3 Representative at Distrib- utive Education Clubs of America State Convention 4. BARBARA JEAN BOLENDER- Barb College Preparatory Ye Merries 143 Radio Club 3. 4 fSecretaryJ3 Junior Red Cross lg Choir 1, 2, 3. 43 Father Falls For Football 43 Even the.Blind 43 Charlie's Night Out 43 Testing Pro- gram -Assistant 23 Library Assistant 23 Assistant to Mr. Sinclair 43 Pirates of Penzance 13 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 3. .-19.- -uv' sr' '9' TOP ROW: WILLIAM NEAL BREECE- Bill Vocational Football 2. ZELNORA MAE BREWER1 Z2l', General Entered from Mason, Kentucky 13 Junior Red Cross 43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Y-Teens 2, 33 Pot O' Gold 2, 43 Assistant to Miss Parfitt 2. SI-IIRLEE ANN BROOKMAN Business Education Commercial Club 3, 4g Future Teachers of America 3 QSec- retary-Treasurerb, 4 QVice Presidentjg Book Club 33 Junior Red Cross 4 QReporterJ3 Rainbow 3 QFeature Editory, 4 lCo-editorjg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 QNumeralJ, 4 fL9ftEl',L Cradle Troubadourn 3 iProduction StaffJ3 Student Teacher to Miss Shank 43 Assistant to Miss Bowyer 3, 4g Assistant Librarian 3, 43 Journalism workshop at Ohio University 33 Pre-Teacher Day at Bowling Green 43 Journalism Conference at Bowling Green 2. DENNIS E. BUCIIER- Denny Vocational-Machine Shop Student Council 43 Vocational Industrial Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Brass Sextet 2, 43 Baseball 3, 4. WALDINE EUGENIA BURKHOLDER- Dean Home Economics Social Conduct Club 43 Future Teachers of America 4. .BOTTOM ROW: CHARLES DONALD CAMPBELL- Whizty Industrial Arts Student Council 13 Track 1. CAROL LEE CARNES- Shorty Business Education Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 33 Social Conduct Club 43 Commercial Club 43 Y-Teens 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 3: Library Assistant 13 Assistant to Mr. Miller 4. ALICE JEAN CASH- Al Business Education Class Secretary 2, 33 Student Council 23 Pep Club lg Radio Club 23 Ye Merries 4g Social Conduct Club 43 Y-Teens 1 KVice Presidentj , 2 1Vice Presidentj , 3 CDelegate to Summer Conferenceb, 4 CPresidentJ3 President of Inter Club Council 4g Choir 13 Pirates of Penzance 13 Cradle Troubadouru 33 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 43 Assistant to Mr. Miller 3, 43 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 4. - DEAN DENNIS CASPERSON Distributive Education ' Disttibutive Education Clubs 'of America 4. LEROY CHAMBERS- Bonelaead Vocational Varsity S Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Football Manager 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Basketball 13 Audio-Visual Club 5. TOP ROW: IWARY CONSTANCE CIMINILLO- C!11'Hli6 Home Economics Radio Club 25 Party-Goers 35 Future Homemakers of America 4 CSecretaryJ5 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretaryJ5 Pot O' Gold 4 iTypistJ5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Presidentjg Cradle Troub- :ldour 3 CProducrion StaffJ5 Typist for Miss Cupp 4: Assistant to Miss Baver 3. 45 Assistant to School Nurse 45 Saxaphone Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Soloist 15 Footloose 4 CPro- duction Staffy. CLIFFORD L. CONNALLY- Cliff Industrial Arts Varsity S Club 45 Football lg Basketball l. 2. 3, fi. ROLLAND GENE CONNER- Rollie General Palette Club 3. 4 lPresidentJ5 Rainbow 35 Pot O' Gold 4 fPhotographer55 Choir 2, 45 Down In The Valley 2. BEVERLY JANE COOKE- Bev Business Education Class Vice President 25 Ye Merries 3, 4 fSecretaryJ: Pep Club 15 Y-Teens 1, 2 fTreasurerJ, 3 tPresidentD, 4 flnter Club Counciljg Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1MaioretteJ5 Junior Play Selection Committee 35 Cradle Troubadour 35 Footlight Festival 35 After The Fog Lifts 35 The Perfect Idiot 4 1Student DirectorJ5 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 35 Office Assistant 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. PATRICIA SUE COREY- Pony Music Radio Club 3, 4 fVice Presidenth Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 tVice Presidentjg Choir 1, 2, 35 What's the Matter With Mary jane 45 Library Assistant 25 Pirates of Penzance 15 Down In The Valley 25 Prince of Pilsen 35 String Quartet 4. BOTTOM ROW: RONALD COX- Butch College Preparatory Entered from Auburn, Indiana 25 Party-Goers 35 Basketball Manager 2. BARBARA ANN CRAWFORD- Bdfb,! Business Education Student Council 15 Ye Merries 45 Social Conduct Club 45 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4 fReporterJ5 Reserve Cheerleader 15 Choir 1: The Pirates of Penzance 25 Cradle Troubadour 35 The Mouse 33 Office Assistant 3, 45 Senior Girls' Choir 25 Pep Club 1. VIRGINIA E. CUSTER- Ginny Distributive Education Library Club 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. MARCIA DAVIS Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1. RONALD LEE DAVIS- Ron Distributive Education Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. 1 ai Bunn ALLEN DAWSON- Bud Vocational-Auto Mechanics FRED ALTON DICKINSON General Track 3, 49 Reserve Football Manager lg Boxing 3. FLORENCE BEATRICE DOWDELL- Fl0,, College Preparatory Entered from Findlay 39 Pep Club 3, 49 Y-Teens 49 Pot O' Gold 49 G.A.A. 49 Choir 3, 4 iTreasurer79 Girls' Ensemble 49 Band 39 Prince of Pilsen 39 Mixed Ensemble 4. GENE E. DOTSON General Class Reporter 19 Class Secretary 29 Party-Goers 39 Pep Club 4 fVice Presidentlg Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4 QPres- identjg I-Ii-Y 3, 4 QVice Presidentjg Football 1, 2, 3 Q0ffensive Lineman Awardb, 49 Track 29 Golf l, 49 Junior Class Play Selection Committee 39 Hall Monitor 3g Home- coming Attendant 4. CHRISTINE RosE EVANS Business Education Entered from Shawnee 49 Commercial Club 4g Assistant to Mr. Hanna 4. GLENN EXTINE- Bug Industrial Arts Varsity S Club 3, 49 Football 29 Basketball 1, 3, 49 Choir 1. BETSY LOUISE FAIR- Little Bets Business Education Ye Merries 49 Party-Goers 39 Y-Teens 2, 3, 49 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 QAll-Star, Numeralb, 4 QSenior Representativejg Choir 2, 3, 49 Prince of Pilsen 39 Down In The Valley 29 Birth- day Party 4. JANET FANT- Jeanettesie Fine Arts Palette Club 39 Future Homemakers of America 4 QTrea- surerj. DONNA JEAN GILMORE- Donna Business Education Commercial Club 49 Future Teachers of America 1, 2 iLi- brarianj, 3 QVice Presidentj, 4 QPresidentJ9 Junior Red Cross 19 Y-Teens 49 Library Assistant lg Testing Program Assistant 2, 3, 49 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM LEE Go'r'rERIED- Arthur Industrial Arts Entered from Central 19 Golf 49 This Man at Large 49 Coming Around the Mountain 49 The Villain Still Pur- sued Her 4. DENADA GRIEEITII- Dean Party-Goers 39 Y-Teens 2. 49 Pot O' Gold 1, 2, 3 KMounting Editorj, 4 QEditor-in-chiefb9 Testing Program 29 Journalism workshop at Ohio University 39 Journalism Conference at Bowling Green 2. NAD JA GUYER- Nadi Distributive Education Pep Club 3 Uunior Representarivejg Distributive Education Clulb,slof,AISnerica 4 qVice Presidentjg Choir 2, 39 Prince o isen . 4 l 4. FAIRLIE FAYE HANSON- Fairl Home Economics Entered from Blume High School 4. SHIRLEY JEAN HAVER- Dimples Business Education G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Typist for Miss Cupp 43 Banking Staff 4, RUTH MARTHA HAWKINS- Ruthie Distributive Education Book Club lg Palette Club 2, 3g Y-Teens 1, 2g Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. SHIRLEY JOAN HEFNER- Sbifd Business Education Entered from Central 23 Ye Merries 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 23 Rainbow 33 Choir 1. BETTY LOUISE HELMS- Bell, Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 3 Qlieporterjg Office Assist- ant . HAROLD LoUIs HENDERSON- Hendy Vocational Track 4. RICHARD DEAN HILL- Ricardo General Class President lg Student Council 1, 2, 4 f'l reasurerJg Cradle Troubadourn 33 Hall Monitor 1, 2. ROSALIND MARIE HITES- Rosie Business Education Ye Merries 45 Assistant Banking Staff 45 Usher at Football Games 4. CHARLES L. HoRsTMAN- Horse Vocational - Football 1, 2, 3, Lf. HELEN HoRvATH- Butch Business Education . Book Club lg Commercial Club 4 fChairman of Program Contmitteebz Y-'Iieens 1, 43 G.A.A. 3. 4 flntramuralsjg Typist for Mr. Binkley 4g Usher at Football Games 4. RICHARD DWIGHT HOWSER- Dick Industrial Arts Pep Club 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Football 2: Track 2. 3: Choir 1, 23 Cradle Troubadourn 59 Pirates of Penzance 1. DORIS MARIE HUBBARD- Hubby Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 45 Social Conduct Club 43 Book Club 1,'2 fSecrerary53 Y-Teens 44 Usher at Football Games 43 Office Assistant 5. .-25... WW , :fl NW . A MW - it-:C , 3 , if DANNY TAYLOR HUNLOCK Business Education Radio Club l, 23 Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 43 Choir l, 23 Assistant to Miss Baver 4: Banking Staff 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 1. RICHARD INGLE-- DiCk', Vocational Industrial Club 5, 4. HARRY JAMES INGLEDUE- Jim Vocational RUFUS Joi-1NsoN- Duck Entered from Green Court Training School. Alabama 53 Hi-Y 4. ELLA MAE -IOINER-US1U66f Petunia Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 1, 4: Y-Teens 13 What Is The Matter With Mary Jane 43 Cradle Troubadour 5. SHIRLEY ANN JoNEs Business Education Book Club 13 Commercial Club 2, 43 Party-Goers 33 Rain- bow Advertising Staff 23 Pot O' Gold Advertising Staff 23 Assistant to Mr. Miller 3. CAROL JUDKINS College Preparatory RosE'r'rA JOYCE KELLER Business Education Commercial Club 43 Y-Teens 43 Book Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 23 Typist for Miss Metzger 43 Usher at Football Games 43 Assistant Banking Staff 4. NORMA JEAN KELLER- Chit Distributive Education Future Homcmakers of America 23 Palette 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, gl lgisfrigutive Education Clubs of America 43 G.A.A. 1, 23 an , . DIONNE MAE KINNEY- Dee Fine Arts Ye Merries 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Palette Club 23 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Reserve Varsity Cheerleader 53 Cheerleader 43 Senior Girls' Choir 23 High Pressure Area 43 Hall Monitor 1, 23 Art Representative at Central 3. BARBARA ANN KITCHEN- Bd7by, Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 3, 4 CVice PresidentD3 Social Conduct Club 43 Y-Teens 43 Cradle Troubadour 3 tPro- flliuction StaffJ3 Report Card 43 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor JERRY ALAN KLAPP- Jerry Business Education Red Cross 1. -24-. MAROLYN LOUISE KorRoTH- Shame Distributive Education Y-Teens 2. 33 Distributive Education Clubs of America 43 Usher at Football Games 4. CAROLYN SUE KooKEN- Baby Business Education Pep Club 1. 2. 33 Y-Teens l, Z, 3 flnter Club Councill, 4: Band 2. 3, 4 fM3i0F6!fCl1 Cradle Troubadouru 33 High Pressure Area 43 So Wonderftul In White 43 Fog Iss land 43 Footloose 4. RONALD WAYNE LANIAN-HRIIIIU Industrial Arts Class Secretary and Treasurer 13 Class Reporter 33 Pep Club 43 Skull Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 43 Football 1. 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1. 23 Cradle Troubadouru 3g Report Card 43 Red Cross Play 43 Letter for Virginia 43 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. GLENN LE MAR General Entered from Spcncervillc. Ohio 4. SHARON ANN LEE- Sherry Fine Arts Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ3 Radio Club 33 Cradle Troubadourn 3 1Production StaffJ3 Choir 13 Pirates of Penzance 13 Ins and Outs 43 So Wonderful in White 43 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 3, 43 Mary Stuart 43 Accent on Youth 43 Footloose 4. BARBARA ANN LONG- Barb College Preparatory Ye Merries 43 Party-Goers 33 Y-Teens 2, 3. 43 Radio Club 1, 2. 33 Future Teachers of America 1 1Secretary-Treasurerj, 2 1Vice Presidentj, 3 fPresidentj3 Rainbow 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 5 tNumeralJ. 4 fLetterJ3 Choir 2. 3, 43 Girls' En- semble 2. 35 The Mouse 33 Library Assistant 13 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 33 Assistant to Miss Shank 43 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 3. FREDERICK REGINALD LOWE, JR.- Fred General Party-Goers 33 Hi-Y 4. IRA MELVIN LOWE1 B0neJ7' General Pep Club 43 Party-Goers 53 Hi-Y 4. WESLEY MARTIN LUBINSKY-- Lou General Student Council 43 Rainbow 43 Football l3 Track 33 Cradle Troubaclouru 3g Hall Monitor 3. SYLVIA JEAN LUTES- Jabber Business Education Pep Club Z, 33 Y-Teens 1. 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2 1Numeral, Letterj, 3 1Medal. Pinj, 4. ELLIS LYONS Industrial Arts Hi-Y 5: Varsity S Club 3, 4 fVice Presidentk Football 3, 4 1Outstandmg Defensive Lineman's Award of 1952lZ Track Z. 3. 4. SHIRLEY IRENE MAIER- Sim Distributive Education Palette Club 23 Red Cross 33 Distributive Education Clubs of America 43 G.A.A. 1. -25- fn 'is , A W A A Z 25-si? 3 F 2' l TOP ROW: ROBERT LEE MAXWELL- Mdx,' College Preparatory Rainbow 3 iSports Editorj, 4 tCo-editorlg Cradle Troub- ndour 55 Report Card 45 Ohio University Journalism Workshop 55 She Stoops To Conquer 45 Footloose 4. C1-IARLENE JANET MAXWELL- Ginnie Business Education Pep Club 35 Ye-Merries 2, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2 tNumeral7, 3 tLetterJ, 4 QSportheadJ5 Senior Girls' Choir 25 Assistant to Miss Shank 45 Usher at Senior Class Playg Usher at Football Games 4. SHIRLEY ANN MCCLUER Business Education Pep Club 1, 25 Ye-Merries 3, 45 Y-Teens 1 QPresidentJ, 2, 5. 45 Pot O' Gold 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 CSportheadl, 4 1Sport- head, Secretary-Treasurerjg Girls' Choir 25 Sisters Under The Skin 3. DoRoTHY McCtmM1cK- Dottie General Palette 2, 3. 45 Rainbow 35 G.A.A. 2 1Numeral, Letter, Medal, All-Starb, 5 fSporthead, All-Starl, 4 1All-Star5 As- sistant to Miss Shank 45 Journalism Club 3. ROBERT L. MCDORMAN- MlCkeyY, General Track 1, 2. BOTTOM ROW: JANICE LEE MCDONALD- Ian Business Education Ye Merries 15 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2. 33 Pot O' Gold 2, 35 Cheerleader 25 Choir 25 Pirates of Penzance 15 Senior Girls' Choir 3. ANDY LEE MCKEE- Andy Industrial Arts Cradle Troubadour 5 QProduction Staffj. CAROLYN ARDELL MCNEMAR- Carol Business Education Entered from Central 3: Commercial Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Assistant to Nurse 4. NELDA JEAN MCPHERON- Punky Distributiue Education Future Homemakers of America 25 Y-Teens lg Distrihutivc Iiducation Clubs of America 45 G.A.A. 2. 5MARLENE ANNE MICHAEL- Marleny General Pep Club 3. 45 Future Homemakers of America 1 ll-IistorianJ5 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Qlnter Club Council, Delegate to Summer Conferencel, 45 Social Conduct Club 45 G.A.A. 15,2 QNum- erall, 3, 4 fLerterb5 Pot O' Gold Advertising Staff 45 Band 2, 3, 4 1Majoretteb5 Choir 1. 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryJ5 Cradle Troubadourn 3 QCast 8: Production Staffb. TOP ROW: HELEN MILLER Business Education JACQUELINE LEE MILLER- Jackie General Ye Merries 2, 45 Journalism Club 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Usher at Football Games 3, 45 Office Assistant 4. CAROLINE JOAN MOENING- Joe Distributive Education Y-Teens 35 Distributive Education Clubs of America 45 Pot O' Gold 3. DARLENE LEONA MOELLER Business Education Student Council 15 Ye Meri-ies 3, 4 fChairman of Footlight Festivalk Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 fProgram Chairmanb, 45 Pot O' Gold 1, 2, 45 Pot O' Gold Advertising Staff 45 G.A.A. 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryJ5 Orchestra 35 Cradle Troubadour 35 After the Fog Lifts 35 Be Home By Midnight 35 Ins and Outs 3 fStudent Directorjg Senior Class Play Selection Committee 45 Footloose 4. LARRY PHILLIP MORGAN Industrial Arts Stage Crew l, 2. BOTTOM ROW: CORA LOUISE MowERY- Corey Business Education Commercial Club 4 fTreasurerJ5 Y-Teens l. 2, 3, 45 Pot O' Gold 1. 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Secretary to Miss Bowlus 45 Journalism 1. . ROBERT JOE MOYER- B0b General A Party-Goers 35 Choir 15 Assistant Banking Staff 4. EVERETT DEWAYNE NEWMAN- DeWayne Distributive Education Distributive Education Clubs of America 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 1. BARBARA FRANCES Oosr- Barb College Preparatory Student Council 3, 4 fSecretaryl5 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Choir 1 fPresidentj, 2, 3,'45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Down In The Valley 25 Prince of Pilsen 35 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Usher at Football Games 35 Mixed Ensemble 4. CARL HERBERT PAGEL- PaCh0ke College Preparatory Pep Club 4 fSecretary75 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Sergeant-at-ArmsJ5 Football l, 25 Baseball 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Cradle Troubadouru 35 A Ins and Outs 35 Family Nite 3. CAROL ANN PI-IALEN Business Education Commercial Club 43 Rainbow 3, Doms ANN POLING- Dorrie Business Education Pep Club 13 Commercial Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 1'l'tea- surerjg Rainbow 3 fliditorial, Advertising, Columnistj, 4 iliditorial, Typist, Columnistl3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 QReport- erjg Pirates of Penzance 13 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 33 Assistant to Librarian 1, 23 Assistant to Mr. Mfller 3, 43 National Bank Banquet 43 Usher for Football Games 3. JAMES I. PRATER-- jim College Preparatory Senior Class Play Selection Committee 43 Footloose 4. CAROLE ANN PRICE- Dimples College Preparatory Entered from Kinlock High School. Miami, Florida 13 Student Council 23 Palette Club 2g Ye Merries 43 Y-Teens 2, 5 iVice Presidentb, 4 CVice Presidentj. ME LVYN RALPI-I PRovosT- Mel Industrial Arts Varsity S Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Skull Club 13 Football 1, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Attendant at Home- coming 4. RUBY LEE PUGI-I- Jug Business Education Future Homemakers of America 1, 2 QSecretaryD, 3 QHis- torianl, 4 1President73 Y-Teens 1, 2 1Vice Presidentj, 43 Red Cross 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Pirates of Penzance 13 Cradle Troubadour 3. RONALD PUGSLEY- Pug Distributive Education Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. PALMA Jo ANN REDMOND- Pal College Preparatory Entered from Zanesville, Ohio l3 Ye Merries 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Down In The Valley 23 Prince of Pilsen 33 Cradle Troubadour QP:-oduction S!3ff,Q This Man at Large . 43 Footlight Festival 3. BETTY ANN REICHELDEREER-- Betty Distributive Education G.A.A. 13 Distributive Education Clubs of America 4. WILLIAM CHARLES RHINE- Bill General Pep Club 33 Yc Merries 43 Varsity S Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 23 Golf 3, 43 Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. WILLIAM LEE RITCHIE- Bill Vocational Student Council 23 Football 13 Baseball 2. DON SAINE- Dutch Industrial Arts Pep Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 1. 2. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 13 Choir 43 The Villain Still Pursues Her 4. ..2 3.. CHARLES SANDERS Vocational Entered from Central 4. RUTH ANN SHARKEY- Ruthie ' College Preparatory Entered from Norwalk High School 23 G.A.A. 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 49 Ye Merries 45 Y-Teens 2. Jo ANN SHOWALTER- fo Home Economics Book Club 1, 23 Future Homemakers of America 3: Party- Goers 3. SHIRLEY ANN SIFRIT- Sbirl Business Education Commercial Club 2, 4g Book Club lg Rainbow 23 Pot O' Gold 2. JANET LOUISE SKINNER- jan Lou College Preparatory Entered from Bath lg Commercial Club 4 1Reporterjg Y- Teens l. 25 Pot O' Gold lg Senior Class Play Selection Committee 4. ROBERT GLEN SMITH-'ismlffyyi College Preparatory Rainbow Advertising Staff lg Pot O' Gold 2. 3: Football 1, 2g Senior Class Play Selection Committee 43 Footloose 4. MARY JANE SMITH- Janie General Red Cross 1, 2. 3: Y-Teens 1, 2: G.A.A. l, 2 lNumeralsl. 3 iLetterJ. 4 iAll-Staryg Assistant to Miss Shank 45 Cradle Troubadourn 5 iProduction Staffb. CLARENCE C. SNEARY- Sonny Vocational-Machine Shop Vocational Industrial Club 4 QTreasurerJ. VIRGINIA RUTH SNOW- Ginny Business Education Palette Club 2, 33 Commercial -1. DAVID LESLIE SPRAGUE- Leslie College Preparatory Football 3, 43 Radio Club 1, 29 Red Cross 35 Social Conduct Club 4. JANICE ELAINE STODDARD- M0u5 Distributive Education Distributive Education Clubs of America -ig G.A.A. 1, Zz Choir lg Senior Girls' Choir 2. HARRY LESLIE STOKES- Sam Industrial Arts Varsity S Club 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Base- ball 1, 2. -29- MARJORIE ELAINE STOMEAUGH- Margie Distributive Education Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 CTreasuretJg Band 1, 2. MAR JORIE YVONNE SULLIVAN-- Marge, General Entered from Shelby High School 45 Band 4 fReporterJg Orchestra 4 1Secretary-Treasurerj . MARION SWALLOW General Radio Club 5, 4. PATRICIA ANN SWEENEY- Pat Business Education Journalism Club 13 Commercial Club 3 iProgram Chairmanj , 4 1Presidentlg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Rainbow 43 G.A.A. lg Senior Girls' Choir 23 Assistant to Mr. Sinclair 45 Assistant to Miss Baver 3, 4. ROGER LEE SWARTZ- NIOrI Distributive Education Audio-Visual Club lg Disttibutive Education Clubs of Amer- ica 4. DAVID BYERLY TERRILL- Dave College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 5, 4 1Presidentjg Brass Sextet 2, 3, 43 Soloist 1, 2. CHARLES RICHARD THOMAS Distributive Education Radio Club 53 Red Cross lg Football 1, 3g Baseball 29 Safety Patrol 5g Audio-Visual Club 3. HARROLD LENE TIIoMAs- Hallie Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MAIILENE THOMAS Business Education Class Reporter 3, Radio Club lg Commercial Club 3, 4 QVice Presidentlg Cradle Troubadouru 3 iProduction Stafflg As- sistant to Miss Baver Z, 3, 4. MARILYN JOAN TUNKS- Meri College Preparatory Radio Club 2, 5, 4 QTreasurerJg Future Teachers of America 45 Red Cross 4 QPresidentJg Y-Teens 13 G.A.A. 2, 3 iAll- Starh, 4 LAII-Starjg Band 2, 3, 43 Assistant to Miss Shank 4. PATTY LEE VAN CAMP- Pal Business Education Palette Club 2 fSectetaty-Treasurerjg Ye Merries 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 23 Footloose 4 1Production Staffj. WILLIAM CHARLES VANDEMARK- Zeke Distributive Education Student Council 55 Audio-Visual Club 1. 2, Distributive Education Clubs of America 45 Football 1. HEIIMAN WARD- Herm Industrial Arts Football 1, 23 Track I, 2. -30-. EDITH FAYE WARNER Business Education Radio Club 1, 2, 3 lGirls' Sports Announcerlg Ye Merries 45 Party-Goers 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3 fSportheadJ, 4 fNumeral, Letterlg Pot O' Gold Advertising Staff 35 Senior Girls' Choir 25 Assistant to Mrs. Sund- for 25 Assistant to Mr. Hanna 4. LOREN D. WARNER- ClJiL',' Music Party-Goers 35 Band 1, 2. 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresident75 B-Flat Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 35 Saxaphone Quartet 2, 3: Mixed Clar- inet Quartet l, 25 Woodwind Quintet 1, 25 Dance Band 1, 2, 4. ALICE WASHINGTON- Lulu Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 45 Assistant Home Economics Teacher 45 Social Conduct Club 4. CURTIS LEE WASHINGTON- Curt General Hi-Y 45 Party-Goers 35 Footloose 4 1Production Staffl. VERIENCE WASHINGTON- Veri Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 3, 4 CSocial Committee Chairmanjg G.A.A. 15 Assistant Home Economics Teacher 45 Third Place in Jay Cees Poster Contest 25 Pot O' Gold 35 Social Conduct Club 4. WESLEY JAMES WASHINGTON- Wes Industrial Arts Student Council 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Choir 2, 3. NANCY JOAN VVENDELMOOT- Eyes Business Education Commercial Club 45 Radio Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 15 Red Cross 2 1Treasurer7, 3 QVice PresidentJ5 Future Teachers of America 1 1Secretary-TreasurerJ5 Rainbow 35 Ins and Outs 35 Usher for Football Games 3, 45 Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2, 45 Hall Monitor 1, 35 Footloose 4. JEANNINE ANN WIDMARK- fean Business Education Commercial Club 45 Choir 1, 3, 45 Prince of Pilsen 35 Pirates of Penzance 15 Party-Goers 3. RICHARD ALAN WILSON- Dick Distributive Education Pep Club 35 Distributive Education Clubs of America 45 Football Manager 1, 25 Basketball Manager 1, 25 Baseball Manager 1, 25 Choir 1, 25 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 35 Down In The Valley 2. EDWARD LoUIs XVEITZ- Eddie Vocational Vocational Industrial Club 3, 4. RALPH LEON WOODWORTH- Woody College Preparatory Student Council 4. MARY ANN WREN- Mimi Business Education Pep Club 15 Commercial Club 4 fSecretarYJS Y-Teens 1, 2 lTreasurerP, 3: G.A.A. 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 1Vice Pres- itlentJ5 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Down In The Valley 25 Prince of Pilsen 35 Typist for Miss Metzger 45 Party-Goers 3. NEVA LORETTA WRIGHT- Lorrie Palette Club 2, 3, 4 iReporterJ5 G.A.A. 15 Orchestra 1, 2. -31.. , , -st., , 1' 'Uk E -'f.::-:-. 'E5a 55S5Wis' ' . 2.255 -.121-: ways'-W ' 4'- Homecoming Court: King J ames Pattersong lst ne Dotsong 2nd A vost ttendant Mel Pro Attendant Ge ...32... 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South South South South 7 .... VARSITY FOOTBALL-1952 4 wins - - 4 losses - Sidney 7 South 20 - - Marion Harding 7 Findlay 7 South 6 - - Columbus East 13 Cincinnati Central Vocational 13 South 7 - - Middletown 25 Dayton Roosevelt 8 South 20 - - Central 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS .-53- A. Hall, R. Boggs, L. Chambers Rau' 3-H. Lanker, D, Osborne, R. Lingenfelter, P. Carter. D. Cunningham. K. Helsel. E. Segovia, D. Davis. Row 2-G. Ackerman lCoachJ. L. Skelly, R. Crum, D. Plaugher, E. Miller, J. Blosser. D. Boothby, J. Harrison. Rauf I-H. Cus- ter, D. Kunderr, J. Ewing. R. Edwards. C. Cotton. C. Wright. D. Spencer. Reserve Football-1953 3 wins 1 loss South 12 - Findlay 0 South 14 - Shawnee 22 South 19 Central 6 South 39 Forest 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-1953 2 wins - - 1 losss - - 2 tie South 13 St. Rose 19 South 14 Lafayette 0 South 13 Central 13 South 6 Delphos 6 South 7 Lafayette 0 Row 3hD. Stokes. C. Banks, K. Reese. L. Mawhorr, E. King. L. Walcutt. D. Hullinger. D. Buggle. L. Plaugher. D. Fritz, R. Hemry. Row 2-B. Levesque, T. Campbell. R. Weaver, E. Estelle. T. james. J. Turner, R. Morris. T. Lieurance, A. Fields. Ron' I--E. Hullingcr. R. Savage. J. Stevenson. J. Fridley. G. Claflin. D. McDonald, S. Caprella. B. McClain. J. Gladen, D. Simmons. -59-- 2 4 K S E 3 L I R-T. Rader. V. Banks, G. Extine, C. Connally, D. New man. M. Provost, J. Shortina, G. Fields. R. Boggs, J. Weldy. South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South 66 49 62 59 58 68 58 52 60 52 48 67 79 52 66 69 51 51 BASKETBALL 1952-1953 14 wins - -fTournamentJ .--gg -- - 4 losses - Defiance - Urbana - Sidney - Celina - Kenton - - Bellevue Toledo De Vilbiss - - Hamilton - Central - Shawnee - Middletown - Van Wert - St. Marys - Springfield - Toledo Scott - Central - Sylvania - St. Marys BASKETBALL LETTERMEN GLEN EXTINE TOMMIE RADER JAMES SHORTINA - GAINES FIELDS MEL PROVOST DEWAYNE NEWMAN 4' VIRGIL' BANKS CLIFFORD CONNALY -53- Ron' 2-J. Morrison. B. Maxwell, J. Ewing, S. Ross. Rou' I-D. Cunningham, J. Barton, G. Wall, D. Reserve Basketball 1952 l2 Wins - - - 5 Losses - Defiance 42 - Urbana 45 - Sidney 30 - Celina 40 - Kenton 28 - Hamilton 53 - Central 47 - Shawnee 51 Middletown 48 Van Wert 56 South 47 - St. Marys 45 South 55 South 47 South 59 South 58 South 51 South 56 South 45 South 65 South 51 South 56 South 57 South 58 South 56 South 55 Springfield 44 Tol. Scott 55 - Central 57 - Sylvania 44 Rauf I-b -C. Arnett. B. Fraunfelter, T. Cramer. Row 2-G. Figgins lCoachJ, O'Black. GOLF-1952 5 wins - - 5 losses South 495 - Springfield HM South 5 - - Central ll South 6M - - Bellefontaine SW South 7 - Springfield 9 South 7 - Sidney 5 South 255 Sidney 9M South 8M - Central 11M South l Troy 1 R. Sellers, D. Arnett, B. Rhine, J. Mack 1Captainl, z. Miner. H. Nold 4Assistant Coach b. South South South South South South Row SiC. Cannon. R. Darnell. J. Ewing, J. Porter, D. Crawford. I.. Chambers, R. Kane. H. Powell, D. Houser, S. Miller. O. Harrow lCoachJ. Rauf 2-R. Lingenfelter. T. White, E. Lyons. B. Edwards, J. Porter. D. jones, R. Dearth, W. Lubinsky, F. Dickinson. Row I-G. Wall. T. Spyker, R. Walters, D. Camper, P. Sherrick, G. Fields, D. Woodley, C. Davis, B. Werner. R. Boggs fManagerJ. TRACK-1952 5 l - - Shawnee 56 - Bellefontaine 52 - - Sidney l9W Marion Harding 55 - - Central Mg - - - Montpelier 67 82 86 98W 85 85 CBowling Green District Track Meet! Row 3-E. Miller, J. Barton, R. Maxwell, J. Morrison, D. Uhl, D. Bucher. T. Ross, W. Jay. G. Wendelmoot. Row 2-C Swords E. Segovia, D. Swickrath, D. Cunningham, K. Helser, D. Davison, B. Finicle. K. Anderson, T. Rader, J. Shortina Rou 1 C Stokes. C. French, R. Reed, M, Provost, J. Caughman, R. Sanderson, J. Beggin. B. Brown. H. Williams, J. Bowers 1CoachJ South South South South South South South South South South South South South 5 23 13 7 8 6 8 16 14 4 5 6 2 BASEBALL-1952 I0 Wins - 3 Losses -65-.. Celina - Ada St. johns - - Central Bryan CTour.J Shawnee QTour.D Central KTour.J - Van Wert - - Kenton Anthony Wayne - Col. Aquinas - Central - St. Rose Rou' 5-J. Branovitch. A. Horn, E. Holden, A. Smith, S. Frey, C. Edmiston, P. Maxwell, J. Peeper, J. Cook, K. Ruch, P. Owens, J, Smith, R. Sharkey, M. Ward, B. Tordiff, J. Giffin, F. Chambers, B. Hamilton, N. Thomas, C. Maxwell, N. Pratt. Row 4- P. Burkholder, C. Newman, M. Michael, F. Dowdell, D. Stokes, B. Fields, D. Davisson, D. Fletcher, M. Jones, J. Goedde, M. Wright, J. Billiter, W. Barnhill, D. McCormick, J. Dorn, P. Clayton, C. Hardmon, E. Thomas, N. Sterling. Row 3-V. Lanker, M. Norbeck, F. Leming, B. Hemphill, M. Ruth, R. Stokes. B. Barnhill, G. Sweeney, J. Gibson, J. Croft, J. Wall, E. War- ner, B. Thomas, N. Comer, B. Swygart, E. Hughes. K. Hoover, S. Swallow, M. Osborne. Row 2-E. Maier, K. Crawford, F. Billiter, L. Mouser, I. Short, J. Michael, S. Sutton, S. McClure. L. Michael, S. Greene, E. Orpurt, L. White, S. Battels, B. Long. S. Lutes, L. McCormick, D. Moeller. Row I-K. Anthony, S. Weierman, B. O'Dell 1Sophomore Representativej, B. Cassaro Uun- ior Representativeh, S. McClure 1Secretary, Treasurerl, N. Kies QPresidentJ, J. Stumpp QVice Presidentj, B. Fair iSenior Rep- resentativej. D. Whited. M. Tunks. S. Brookman. G. A. A. Club Advisor: Miss Doris Shank Purpose: To provide a recreational program desirable and practical enough to be of value to every girl in the school Activities: All-star Game and Dance, Frosh initiation, Awards Banquet Program: Soccer, Table Tennis, Badminton, Shuffleboard, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Softball, Archery, Tennis, Golf, Square Dancing, Fishing, Swimming, Bike Hiking, Foot Hiking Button Up Your Overcoat Don't Go Away Mad i ...65.. I 1 Wfef. ..L lilies G. A. A. SNAPS I Can't Get Started . . . The Shekomeko Shuffle . . . I Tried So Hard . . . The Indian Love Call . . Take Me Out To The Ball Game .,.-61.- Rou' 4-S. Ross, T. Cain, E. Lyons fVice Presidentj, H. Shelley, J. Shortina, T. Rader. D, McDorman. Ron' 3-L, Gilbert, V. Banks, R, Walters iSecretary-Treasurerb, G. Wildermuth, D. Jones, T. Maier, C. Loukos. Rau' 2--H. Powell. R. Kane. R. Sel- lers, M. Provost, D. Mauk, D. Stauffer. Ron' l!Mr. Hanna iAdvisorj, R. Boggs, J. Patterson, J. Porter, H. Stokes, J. Morrison. G. Dotson tPresidentJ. G. Fields 1Historianl, Absent-C. Connally, B. Rhine. VARSITY MS CLUB Club Advisor: Frank Hanna Purpose: To promote school spirit and to help other organizations. Activities: Varsity-Faculty Basketball Gameg Varsity S Dance: Art Contest for Minstrel posters. sistant Basketball. Assistant Trackl. J. Bowers tVarsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Footballb. G. Miller ikaculty Manager of Athleticsj. H. Nold tliquipment Manager, Assistant Footballl. ..6Bi F. Hanna tVarsity Football. Freshman Basketball, Golfl, H. Sims lVarsity Track, Assistant Track, Assistant Footballl, J. Romey iAssistant Football. Assistant Baseball, Reserve Basketball, Junior High Trackj. G. Ackerman 1Assistant Football. As- 1 AQ! THE NEWS-GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY .ai ' Cataloque - Book - Commercial P R I N T I N G Gafwfdom Rou' 3-Mr. Reed, S. Weierman. D. Cunningham. G. Claflin, J. Porter. D. Bucher. R. Kane. W. Luhinsky. W. Washington. B. Yoakam. B. Swygart. Mrs. Sundfor. Rou' 2-H. Smith. B. Crissinger. M. Cash. Green. j. Ohler, T. Clemens, N. Williams. J. Pesant. M. J. Dickinson. F. Aller, F. Thompson. C. Vogelgesang. A. Roush. J. Loukos. Rnu' I-J. Miller. j. Keller. B. Blank. T. Butler. M. Ackerman. C, Nearon. H. Sellers. W. Sexton. H. Bucher. P. Cunningham. K. Huber. SealedfB. Oost fSeCretaryl. S. Lee QPresidentl. D. Cotner 1Vice Presidentj, D. Hill 1TreasurerJ. STUDENT COUNCIL Cluh Advisors: Mrs. Sundfor, Mr. Reed Purpose: To serve as a medium of student expression Activities: Community Chest, March of Dimes, Magazine Campaign. Spring Dance, Homecoming King and Queen, Suggestion box for Students, Study of Handbooks and Student Court w 2 4 +72-, Rou'-1--P. Bzitrels. D. Maxwell. J. Schaffer. G. Jennings. D. Smith. D. Cottrell. S. Long. E. Murphy. Z. Brewer. C. Colley. P. Owens. Rau' 3-J. Green. M. lnhnff. V. Duff. E. Perkey. R. Burton. M. Sabosly. L. Hennon, N. Korn. M. Ruth. L. Lnman. N. Simon. Ron' 2----J. Uhl, P. Hurt. M. Sapp. S. Briggle. W. Fetter. M. Bertrand. D. LaRue. D. Compston. C. Paxson. Rau' I- j..Hornic. B. Perrine. D. Anderson 1Vice Presidentj, M. Tunks QPreSidcntD. J. Fournier 1Secretaryl. S. Brookman 1Reporter7. Miss Glassford fAdVlS0l',. JUNIOR RED CROSS Club Advisor: Miss Thelma Glassford Purpose: To Serve Others Activities: Membership Drive: Gift Boxes for Foreign Boys and Girls: Scrapbooks RADIO CLUB Club Advisor: Mr. Warner T. Boyer Purpose: To acquaint the student with commercial radio and give them experience Activities: Thirty radio programs combined with Central over WLOK at 9:30-l0:50 on Saturday: Some mem- bers participated in the half time program at basketball games Rou' 3--D. Coffey. A. Mettler. H. Doughty. B. Bigelow. J. Peeper. M. Barnum. Ron 2-R. Gardner. P. Owens. N. Pratt. J. Lee. F. Figgins. J. Hammond. B. O'Dell. J. Ohler. K. Ruch. Rou' lvj. Smith. B. Bolender 4Secretzlryl. P. Corey KVice Presi- dcntb, M. Swallow lPresidentJ, M. Tunks lTreasurerJ, C. O'Dell, C. Grose. .-73- Rauf 2-Miss Griffith CAdvisorj, F. Dowdell iSnapshot pagej. E. Mack fMountingQ, R. Conner fPhotographerj, J. Barnes iMounting, Sportsj, Miss Kah iAdvisorJ, D. Baber 1TypistJ, D. Griffith 1Editor-in-Chiefj, C. Ciminillo QTypistJ. Rau' 1-M. Michael iMountingD, D. Moeller 1Mounting, Forewardj, E, Holden CMountingJ, R. Dearth QPhotographerJ, D. Fletcher iMounting. Layoutb, M. Selvaggio iMounting, Calendar pagej. Not shown-Rollie Kane CSports Editorj, M. Sousz fArtistJ. POT O' GOLD EDITORIAL STAFF Club Advisors: Miss Vera Griffith, Miss Kathryn Ann Kah Purpose: To publish th Activity: Lollipop Leap 66 e school yearbook- Pot O' Gold POT O' GOLD ADVERTISING STAFF .-74... Club Advisor: Fred Rex Purpose: To provide funds to publish the school year book- Pot O' Gold Rau' 2-T. White, Mr. Rex fAdvisorb, M. Michael, D. Moel- ler, D. Klopp, M. Shinabery. Row I-D. Fletcher, S. Hobbs, M. Selvaggio, D. Kinney, J. Neese. Rou' 2-B, Long lFeature Editor, Typisrj, B. Maxwell 1CoveditorJ, D. Uhl 1Sports Editorj, C. O'Dell lReporrerJ. E. Williams 1Reporrex-7, B. Vorhees CReporrerJ, C. Brown fCartoonistJ, T. White. Row I-M. Busick lReporrer7, M. Sourhers iReporxcr, Circulation 8: Exchange Fditorj, K. Anthony ikeporrerj, P. Sweeney 1TypisO, S. Brookman QCO-edirorj, D. Poling 1Colum- nist, Reporterj, W. Sexton illeporrerj. 'GRAINBOWF EDITORIAL STAFF l Club Advisor: Miss Mary Weadock Purpose: To publish the school newspaper- Rainbow c4RAlNB0W ADVERTISING STAFF Club Advisor: Fred Rex Purpose: To provide funds for the pub- lishing of the school newspaper - Rainbow Ron' 2-S. Inhoff. Mr. Rex fAdvisorJ. B. Swygart. Rau' lil? Beabout. N. Comer. S. Sigler. M. Parshall. --75- Rou' 3-F. Baber. D. Newman. D. Casperson. R. Pugsley, D. Wilson. Rau- 2fR. Davis. M. Stombaugh. J. Stoddard. N. Keller, j. Moening. C. Thomas. Ron' I-B, Reichelderfer. V. Custer. S. Maier. R, Hawkins, M. Kofroth. Sealed-N. McPheron lTrea- surerj. N. Guyer lVice Presidentj, W. Vandemark iPresidentj. C. Black lSecretaryb, R. Swartz Qlleporterj. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Club Advisor: Miss Helen Moon Purpose: To develop progressive leadership in the field of distributiong To encourage the use of high ethical standards in businessg To provide for an intelligent choice of occupationsg To foster a deep feeling of responsibility for contributing through business activities to the civic, social, and moral welfare of society Activities: Regional convention at Bowling Green State Universityg State convention at Ohio State Universityg National convention at Dayton, Ohiog Clothe a Child projectg Skating partyg Wiener roastg Field trips to Lima Woolen Mills, Coca-Cola Bottling Works, W.l.M.A., and the State Hospital Christmas ln My Heart -76- VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CW. W. Chambers-Director of Vocational Schoolb MACHINE SHOP Rau' 2-T. Ansel, B. Hullinger, B. Hoover. P. Graham, D. Arnett, B. Robenalt, C. Sncary. Rau' I+B. Ritchie, D. Bucher, C. Sanders. B. Wood, C. Arnett, E. Weitz. G. Baxter. Advisors: C. E. Brooker, L. D. Hulit Purpose: To prepare high school students for en- trance into specific trades or occupations to be found within the area serviced by the educational system Activity: Open House AUTO MECHANICS Ron' 2-T. Maxwell, D. Arnett, B. Dawson. B. Breece. Ron' I-D. Parks. L. Chambers, D. Camper. J. Tellinhann, L. McDorman. Advisors: Isadore Wolfe, George Figgins Purpose: To prepare high school students for en- trance into specific trades or occupations to be found within the area serviced by the educational system Activity: Open House A n F' A 'Y' 0 me O ai fl-5'fTWnf fm fi ff we A I Rou' 4-L. liames, S. Cole, M. Thomas. D. O'Day. C. Holden, B. Kuaile, G. Leedom. L. Dotson, C. Washam. G. Burton. M. Thomas. R. Cole, J. Nielsen, J. Burkholder. R. Johnson, J. Courtney. Rou' 3-K. Brown. D. LaRue, J. Mauer. J. Short, S. Miller. D. Spyker. P. Arnett, J. Bixler, P. Black, M. Dickinson, G. Reese, C. Calvert, K. Huber, S. Mowery, R. Franks, H. Sellers, F. Hoover. Rou' 2-N. Whited, P. Cunningham, L. Werking, S. Marshall, S. Baker. J. Schwartz. S. Wachenschwanz, M. Keller, M. Searl, G. Hittepole. S. Lawrence. B. Clark. G. Sharp, D. Turner, L. Githens. Rau' l4D. Smith, L. Davis. L. Estes. M. Miller, N. Lutman. B. Miller, A. Morrison, J. Ferguson. P. Sibold, W. Ellison, B. Monford. S. Smith, G. Beeler, R. McPheron, L. Sutton, J. Miller, R. McClaren, Miss Wright lDirectorj. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR Club Advisor: Miss Vera Wright Purpose: To begin choral training and provide personal performance opportunities Activities: Participation in Christmas program: A radio Broadcast: A program for the P.T.A Ron' I -S. Green lACcompnnistl. J. Michael. M. Welty. E. Thompson, M. Wren, J. Hammond V. Lanker, F. Dowdell, N. Williams, B. Oost. Girls' Ensemble Club Advisor: Miss Vera Wright Purpose: To provide enter- tainment for school and community programs: To improve choral technique by means of smaller groups Activities: P.T.A. programs: Service clubs: District competition -7 g.. Rau' 416. Johnson. L. Adam. B. Stedke. D, Williams, 1. Lee. S. Weierman. A. Woodblirn. E. Wzxgner. B. Yoakam. J. Cottrell K, Martin. L. Hennon, J. Taylor, D. Rohrhach. B. Flarida. N. Gorham. C. Crawford. C. Spencer. B. Crissinger, Ron' 3-B, Butorac M. Cash. B. Barnhill. D. Reppert. G. Dalton. A. Archer. V. I-Iennon. D. Thomas. T. Butler. I.. Comer. D. Hartfile. B. Woocl R. Decker, D. Gossard, J. Arnett 1PresidenrJ, j. Bice. J. Shafer. K. Hoover. S. Treece. C. Beebe. Ron' 2-S. judkins. C. Bar num. R. Burton. J. Swallow. M. Blosser, C. Bucher. R. Ridenour. ,l. McDonald. J. Gross. R. Decker. P. Battels. H. Nungester H. Baher, L. Smith. T. james. M. Akermrm, M, Parshall. J. Willizrnis, R. Hall lReporterj. Rau' I-Miss Wriglmt lAtlvisor1. N Hallard. A. Detrick. M. Saine. K. Crawford. N. Osmon. C. Grose. L. Plaugher, N. Warcl, F. Figgins. R. Adams, B. Coats. J. Stev- enson lVicevPresidentl. D. Helm. G. Claflin QSecretary-Treasurerh. L. Mawhorr. S. Green. J. Herr. N. Stepek. L. Mouser. JUNIOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR Club Advisor: Miss Vera Wright Purpose: To continue choral training for Senior Choir and to assist with school programs Activities: Special assemblies fChristmas and Easterlg Operetta- Once in a Blue Moon by Noble Cain HONCE IN A BLUE MOON Cjunior Operettah Bark ron'-C. Qrose, J. Shafer, J. Arnett. II. Nungester. G. Claflin. F. Figgins, B. Woonl. L. Plaugher. Ifroul rmrij. Hammond S. Green. J. Willianis. S. Srgler, J. Cottrell, S. Weierman, B. Butorac, M. Cash. D. McCullough SENIOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director: William Tempel Purpose: To further music education and performance experience Activities: Special assemblies Vfhanksgiving, Christmas. Easterlg Commencementg Engagements at luncheon clubs Row -JfD. Boothby, D. Hall. R. Edwards, M. Sousz, R. Maxwell, D. Williams. F. Beabout, T. Berry. B. Warner, E. Babe: Rrm' 3-A. Mettler, H. Bucher, N. Shultis, J. Shaffer. J. Clements, D. Hutchinson, L. Woten, J. Wolfe, R. Conner, R. Kane D. McCullough, J. Knierim, G. Foley, D. Corner, R. Lingenfelter. Rau' 2-B. Truesdale, M. Welty. E. Thompson, J. Pesant M. Jones, B. Adam, B. Atkinson. B. Bolender, J. Hammond, C. O'Dell, A. Searfoss. B. Oost. J. Lawrence, N. Williams, F. Dowdell lTreusurer5, C. Vogelgesang, N. Guyer. Rau' lfMr. Tempel lDirectorJ, D. Miller, J. Michael. B, Fair. J. Widmark, L Musser. A. Poling, B. Long, M. Michael KS:-cretaryl, P. Redmond, V. Lanker 1PresidentJ, M. Wren. D. Poling, L. Michael C. Corey, C. Hefner, C, Myers, C. McDonald. S. Green, C. Black. Abseulv--J. Stumpp 1LihrarianJ. HTHE PRINCE OF PILSENR QSenior Choir Operetta-March 28-29, l952J ,Y Q.,- K-----I ..s0..... F.,- l 5 ss, x B... Rou' 4-G. Bceler. 1. Wolfe, O. Buckmuster. H. A. Murphy CDirectorD, J. Herr. S. Inhoff, M. Eiche, B. Finicle. B. Deufendeffin. D. Campbell, D. Anderson, A. Archer. F. Figgins, B. Berry, C. Vogelgesang. Rau' 3-N. Gorham, J. Miller, B. Miller. L. Garrison, B. Maxwell. L. Warner, J. Binkley, M. Sullivan, C. Hamilton. B. O'DeIl. L. Musser. A. Mettler. Row 2-N. Willizims. C. Corey, R. Mdlluren, J. Leedy. A, johnson. M. Shun, C. Roberts. C. O'D1:ll. J. Hammond. D. Willizims, C. McDonald. Rau' I-J. Gorham, P. Corey. R. Hull, M. Newman, M. Welty. ORCHESTRA Director: H. A. Murphy Purpose: To teach worthwhile use of leisure timeg To foster love of good music Activities: Festivals: Contest: Concert Music, Music, Music fl Q if! X Vx AO' sin' stu? Q '-DE 'U .:, ..., . V- R eva if . iiglgkieiil .-82.- PERCUSSION AND BRASS SECTION F Rou' 2--M. Shinabcry. J. LaRue. J. Potter. C. Corey, E. jackson, L. Wheeler. R. Luttrell, R Hissong, D. Terrill lllresidenrj, C. Vogelgesang. O. Buckmaster, R. Van Camp, P. Wolfe, J. Wolfe F. Figgins. Rau' I-A. Archer, D. Campbell, D Anderson. J. Gross. R. McGinnis, V. Lawrence C. Cardone. D. Bucher, B. Wood. BRASS AND WOODWIND SECTIONS Rau' 4---P. Sherrick. K. Carr. B. Bigelow, E. Ford. J Binkley. D. Hudson. D. Corner. M. Sullivan lReporterb Rou' 331. Herr. G. Clnflin. J. Herr. S. Inhoff. M. Pugh M. Eiche. Rau' 2--C. Hamilton, B. O'Dcll, S. Judkins, C. O'Dell, J. Hammond. Rau' I-M. Shue, C. Roberts, N. Williams. A. Johnson, M. Pendergust, M. Osborne. WOODWIND SECTION Rau' 3-S. Frey. L. Michael. D. Fiekel, J. Arnett, F Beabout, N. Gorhnm. Ran' 2-K. Barnum. G. Judkins D. Stalter. S. Frey, J. Hogan. B. Fraunfelter, S, Miller nillo iVice Prcsidentj. Rau' I-L. Warner, B, Miller D, Moeller QSccretury, Treusnrcrj. L. Garrison. M. Smith J. Ncese. D. Klopp, S. Iiiche, J. Ohler. BAND Director: Herbert M urphy Purpose: To teach worthwhile use of leisure time, To foster love of good music Activities: Concern Paradesg Festivals, Shows during half time at football games DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES B. Cooke, S. Lutcs. B. Allen, D. Hudson. C. Kooken, M. Michael. D. Howard. C. Treece. J. Henderson. L. Dickson, D. Adams, C. Cimi: Q f 41 , THE , Rau' 2- -B. Maxwell. B. Smith, N. Wendelmoot, J. Prater, R. Lumzm, G. Baxter. Ron' I-D. Moeller. C. Kooken. S. Lee, P. Corey, A. Cash. HFOOTLOOSEM lSenior Class Playb SENIOR CLASS SELECTION SENIOR CLASS PRODUCTION STAFF COMMITTEE Rau- 2-C. Wzishington, s. Sifrit. P. Van Camp. c. cimaniiio. Raul 2-fR. Laxman. J. Prater, B. Smith. Rau' If Rau' I-D. Gilmore. J. Skinner, S. Jones. N. Kiss. J. Skinner. A. Cash. 3 l 2 I 5 5 1 ..g4- Rrzu' 271. Hornic. D. McCullough. H. Bucher. B. Finicle. D. Corner. M. Sousz. Rau' If-WM. Sclvuggin. D. Cash. J. Billitcr. 1. PHE PERFECT IDlO'I ' Qjunior Class Play? Goudclc. C. Holmes. J. Miclmcl. 3 JUNIOR PLAY SELECTION COMMITTEE JUNIOR PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF , ,Y -. I , , ,2 - ,, , , . , Rrm' 2-P. Clayton, B. Swallow. C. Roberts, D. Locker Ron - J. Mmwlmnl. M. Sdlugglo. O. Klopp, J. Nusa, xll. 'FILILIILIZ J' Necscl D. Klnppv M. Shinahcry' Row 178- Frey. J Ron' ISI-I. Bluhcr. M. Wfrlght. j. Cnoeddc. j. bocclde, C.. ODcll. B. Jones' C4 O'DclL N' Williams. A- Johnson- M. Somhurs Finiclc. S. Hanson, C. Dawson. -SS- Table I fl. to r.J-B. Burks, S. Kundert iPresidcntJ. P. Nevcrgall, S. Carroll, B. Custer, J. Bradford, V. Custer, N. White, D. Whited. B. Bucher 1Vice Presidentl. Table 2 fl. lo r.j--E. Hughes, R. Lafferty, S. Buggle, W. Fetter. S. Fetter, B. Yoakam, N. Crawford. S. Gallaspie iSecretaryJ. G. Hollar. L. Musser, S. McCluer, L. McCormick. S. Nance QTreasurerJ, J. Camper, D. Shibler. Club Advisor: Miss Ruth Baughman IJBRARYDCLUB Purpose: To help pupils who are interested in becoming librarians Activitiy: Work in the library -'vga Y H .viii Q, AUDUBONDCLUB Club Advisor: Charles Smith Purpose: To promote interest in conservation and nature study. Activity: Field trip in October. Ron' I-C. Washam, J. Klinefelter, L. Sneary. Rau' 2-1 D. Mason, M. Scarl, C. Kirtland, B. Rope. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Club Advisor: Mr. Stanton W. Steiner Purpose: To inform interested students of the advantages of teaching Activties: Sold pins and beanies for South-Central football game: Attended Bowling Green University F.T.A Conferenceg Attended State F.T.A. Conference: Assisted teachers in various duties Standing-L. McCormick. M. Tunks, R, Sharkey, D. Miller, W. Burkholder, K Ruck H Putman, J Gibbs, P Owens S Wfeierman. Seated-L. Wenhofer, C. O'Dell, K. Hoover, D. Gilmore QPresidentJ., C. Nbwnian 4Secretary. Treasurerj, S. Brook man iVice President, Reporterj, J. Butturff. COMMERCIAL CLUB Club Advisor: Mr. Walter V. Binkley Purpose: To study business practices and procedures Activities: Visited Lima News, City Loan, Telephone exchange and Noonan Brothers: Business problems were discussed at meetings: Office machines were demonstrated at meetings Slamiingf-D. Poling, S. Brookman, D. Gilmore, J. Widmark, C. Carnes, S. Sherer, Mr. Binkley fAdvisorJ, C. Evans, C. Phalen, C. McNemar. Adam. Seated-N.'Wendelmoot lProgram Committeek. 1. Skinner QReporterj, C. Mowery 1Treasurc-rj, P Sweeney CPres1dentJ, J. Thomas fVice Presldcntj, M. Wren 1Sccretary7, H. Horvath 1Program Committccj, J. Keller CPro: gram Committcey. -87- AMERICA,S Education System is our MPRICELESS HERITAGER me 1 M,A,. . ,,,, ,,f, E , ., . ,.. , .. 2 'E SEV '-AV 1 gs, K U ' Illb I HM. .VN,. .M . A ,Q .Luz A A, AMERICA is Great because Her Education System is Good ---- and if AMERICA'S Education System Ceases to be Good--AMERICA Will Cease to he Great. SUPERIOR COACH CORPORATION LIMA, OHIO ,.1-iw. AUDIO-VIS UAL CLUB Club Advisor: Mr. Marlin Michael Purpose: To assist the teachers by showing educational movies related to the subjects they teach Rau' 2-S. Capri-lla. D. Hunlock. M. Caprella, B. Sterling. C. Michael. Ruu' IfT. Brooknum. T. McPheron. V. Lawrence 1SecretaryD. D. Goins Vfreasurerb. T. White. J. Arnett fVice Presidentb. N. Stone. Sealed-R. Boggs, B. Avery iPresitlentJ. EIGHTH GRADE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Advisor: Mr. William Struna Purpose: To enable members to construct projects that cannot he made in regular 8th grade class time Rou' I--J. Leedy. T. Warren. P. Battles. D. Steiner CPresidentl. T. Smith, D. Thonms 1Secretnry, Treusurerj. j. Mcllonaltj, L. Kleinoeder lReporterJ. Mr. Struna 1Advisorj. M. Shrincr. fS9- D011 Jenkins, Jeweler South High Graduation Rings 140 W. High St. 2 HW RADIO Dry Cleaning sz HOSPITAL L 'md'y Mme RADIO sf TELEVISION Sales and Service LAUNDROMAT 218 E. Market St. Compliments 01' Goodhousekeeping Shop BETTER SHOES C!iE.,!3i!!.E,.Z5.!2.I2 Our 44111 Year . . . Quality Did It 608 N. Main St. Phone 3-1371 Lima, Ohio THE IQEWPEE 111 N. Elizabeth CALL . . . 2-8620 NEW METHOD Laundry Q Cleaners Fast Service on Requestn 321 W. High St. EIGHTH GRADE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Club Advisor: Mrs. Gertrude Donald Purpose: To create more interest in homemaking Activities: Halloween Party: Christmas Party: Buffet Supper Rau' 3-S. Wilson. D. Compston lSecretaryJ, N. Dotson fVicc Presidentl. C. Goodwin. J. Bradford. L. Dixon. Rau' 2 -Mrs Donald lAdvisorl. N. Garrison, B. Buschor. J. Maisch. D. Watson lTreasurcr7. Ron' lfK. Kelly. M. Lzlman. J. Miller. A. Derrick. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Club Advisor: Miss Edythe Cupp Purpose: To practice homemaking arts Activties: Christmas Party: Valentine Party: Picnic in Spring Rou' 3-S. liames. D. Mouser, M. Ruth. J. Burden. Rou' 2-H. Thomas. R. W'illiams. A. Washington. L. White. B. Fields. E. Joiner. 'M. Pugh. Z. Brewer. J. Cottrell. D. Hubbard. Miss Cupp lAdvisorb. Rau' I-V. Washington, P. Cottrell llrlistnrianl Ciminillo lSecretaryJ. B. Kitchen lVice Presidcntb, R. Pugh lPresidentJ, J. Fant lTreasurerJ, F. Edwards QReporterJ, R. Robinson, V. Hayes. .-Qli Best Wishes To The Grads of 1953 from LIMA ARMATURE WORKS Phone 2-4710 142 E. Pearl St. Lima, Ohio COMPLIMENTS Ol' Howard Pangle Ray Pangle 221 N. Main Sr. Lima, Ohio BE A SOUTH HIGH BOOSTER! -LT Ron' 7-E. Segovia. G. Claflin. D. Plaugher. D. McCullough, P. Van Camp, J. Miller. R. Sharkey. J. Stumpp. C. Price. B. Allen. S. McCluer. Rau' 4fS. Hefner. M. Parshall. C. Maxwell, S. Barrels, M. Welty. P, Williams, S. Frey. C. Holmes, E. Aller. J. Wagner. B. Truesdale, S. Sims. M. Ruth, S. Shrider. L. Edmiston. S. Adams, I. Baker. Rau' iA4A. Cash, S. Frey, B. Swallow. J. Adams, J. Billiter. B. Dowdell. J. Goedde. C. Myers. B. Cassaro. J. Croft. D. Fletcher, li. Waxrner. B. Long, B. Perrine, L. Musser. P. Cottrell, N. Bender, W. Sexton. Ron' 278. Green, B. Craw- ford. B. Fair. B. Klinger, D. Cash. S. Hobbs. M. Selvaggio, J. Michael, L. Shafer. S. Green. L. Michael. Thompson. li. Orpurt, J. LaRue. L. Wenhtxfer. Ron' lfD. Kinney, R. Hires. B. Cooke lSe1:retaryl. N. Kies lVice Presidentl. V. l.anker lPresidentl. D. Corner. D. Moeller. P. Redmond, M. Smith. YE-MERRIES Club Advisor: Miss Frances Bowyer Purpose: To give more opportunity for acting: To discover dramatic talent: To give dramatics to all who cannot get it in class: To widen dramatic experiences Activities: Wildcat Willie Minds the Baby g Tell Dorie Not To Cry . Undertow : The Birthday Party , Footlight Festival PALETTE CLUB Club Advisor: Miss Vera Griffith Purpose: To further interest in art Activities: Christmas program: Trip to a museum Ron' ZW-E. Mack. C. Kirtland. D. McCormick. J. Hogan. Miss Griffith lAdvisorJ. Rau' I-B. Thomas. L. Wriglxt QRe- porterb, B. Lee 1Vice Presidentj, R. Conner iPresidentJ. S. Long iSefretary. Treasurerj. M. Norbeck. YOUR WORK is well done Commencement Day is a day for com- pliments, congratulations and good wishes for work well done, but it marks, also, the beginning of CI more important work - that of adult life. The Metropolitan Bank hopes for your success, and wants you to know that it will be glad indeed if its friendly and helpful service can contribute to your progress. We are sure that once you know The Metropolitan, it will be your bank for a lifetime. l.et's get acquainted. Uhr Mvtrnpnlitan Bank OF UMA. OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations THE OHIO T EEL FOUNDRY CO P A Good Place To Work 194.- l Rou' 4-B. Lingle, S. Walcutt, P. Hefner, M. Groves, C. Crawford, B. Crissinger, J. Williams, M. Cash. R. Laman, D. Howser. M. Tope, E. Wagner, S. O'Black, S. Owens, J. Edmiston, V. Lanker, J. Stumpp. M. Michael, C. Vogelgesang, M. Conkle. Ron' 3- C. Locker, D. Smith, B. Gettman, W. Barnhill, B. Barnhill, D. Reppert, B. Houtz, M. Phalen, C. Spencer, G. Hollar, G. Sweeney, F. Pence, N. Williams. S. Sigler, K. Martin, C. Hartman, E. Thomas, D. Smith, N. Comer. B. Swygart, N. Werner, D. Williams. Row 2-N. Sterling, J. Butturff, E. Patterson, S. Peal, A. Porter, R. Stokes, C. Wilkerson. B. Hughes, D. Kinney, R. Dukes, J. Nielson. M. Miller, J. McClain, H. Sterling, A. Roush, C. Barnum, M. Pendergast, C. Baker. M. Gilmore. Row I-J. Ogle, D. Shepherd, M. Thomas, J, Gottfried, S. Patterson. L. Riner, S. Wachenscliwanz, P. Hittepole, M. Keller, A. Morrison, M. Dickman, S. McClellan, J. Schwartz. M. Gladfelter, S. Forche, C. Mowery, S. Robertson, H. Ciminillo, P. Bannister, N. Stepek. Seated-Miss Gillette 1AdvisorJ, J. NVilson, C. McVicker, B. Butorac 1Ninth Representativel, In Dowdell fSenior Representativej, R. Pearson lSophomore Representativel, G. Dotson lVice Presidentj, J. Patterson 1PresidentJ. C. Roberts lTreasurerJ, J. Loukos fliighth Representativej, A. Johnson fJunior Representativel, S. Smith fSeventh Representativeb, M. Bertrand, P. Rciff, S. McCarty. PEP CLUB Club Advisor: Miss Esther Gillette Purpose: To promote school spirit and good sportsmanship in athletic activities Activties: Decoration of building for South-Central gameg Football rallyg Chile supper CHEERLEADERS Advisor: Miss Esther Gillette Purpose: To promote good school spirit Activities: Leading cheers in pep assemblies and all school games C- VOSCISSSHHS. J- Stumpp, D. Kinney, A. Downing, V. Lanker. 1951 '1 f FIRST LIMA DRUG LORD'S Corner of Courtesy Fine Mens! 'Wear Prescription Specialists , , , 201 W. Market St. Phone 2-5610 229 N' Main St' Lima' Ohio Compliments of H. W. CARTER for Sobio Products Corner Main 84 Vine Sts. BURKE'S RESTAURANT First Lima Drug Co. 201 W. Market St. Russel Burke, Mgr. After a show or after a game Drop in at TOM1VlY'S 26 Public Square W. L. BARNETT Heating 8: Plumbing 963 Bellefontaine Ave. LIMA, OHIO Compliments of CARR'S SUPERETTE 727 E. Kibby st. THE GOODING COMPANY Insurance Citizens' Bldg. Phone 4-8011 Compliments of LIMA PAINT 81 COLOR CO. 152 E. High sf. ARK OF SWEETS 56 Public Square Home Made Candies Compliments of JONES HARDWARE 59 Public Square FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LIMA 199 N. Elizabeth St. Phone 9-3660 Dress Smartly Buy ARTLEY 227 N. Main Phone 7-8931 Compliments of EATON 81 ENDLY Insurance STIPPICH HARDWARE Est. 1927 soo-306 N. Main St.-Opposite Courthouse Appliances - Paint - Housewares Lima, Ohio Phone 4-7091 Congratulations to the Class of 53 Toastmaster Bread Co. North 8: Baxter Congratulations to the Class of 53 KPPIOYII RENZ'S BAKERY 'UIIVICI CLEANERS UMA, OHIO Phone 3-9716 North Shore Drive Rou' 3-D. Benny, T. Wfarren. J. Leming. Rau' 2-R. Musto. G. Crawford, J. Ansley, T. Smith, D. Hutchinson, P. Sibold. I Baker. P. Rciff, Mr. Struna iAdvisorj. C. Bucher. Rau' 1-R. Roberts, R. Albright, C. Wren. C. Cary, H. Doughty. C. Corrello, J. Holland. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Sponsor: Mr. W'illiam Struna Purpose: To raise money for school lyceum programs 1952 Sales: 553,507.75 Prize Winners: Chester Cary-bicycleg Charles Wren-radiog Herbert Doughty - watchg Ralph Albright - watchg Carl Corrello-pen and pencil set Activities: Skating party Congratulations To Someone -971 Congratulations To The Class of 1953 GREGUS DEPARTMENT STORE LIMA, OHIO L. jake P. Pepiot ADON STUDIO We Photograph . . -:- Anything -:- Anytime -:- Anywhere Phone 2-3481 Lima, Ohio '6May We Serve You Again SCHLUMBOHM'S 685-687 S. Main Street Phone 2-1771 LIMA'S FIRST SELF-SERVICE FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE Carrying a full line of staple Merchandise and The latest new lines We Also Carry a Full Line of Fishing Tackle in Our Sporting Goods Department USED CARS Coats Motor Sales Vine St. at St. Johns Ave. Phone 3-7271 LIMA, OHIO MOHLEIPS for . FLOWERS ' - ' 112 W. Market St. 1058 Bellefontaine unl- ,. Row 4-R. Laman, D. Howser, R. Kane. Row 3-R. Johnson, J. Welty, I.. Boals, F. Lowe. I. Lowe. Row 2-C. Washington. L. Woten, G. Judkins, D. Hutchinson. C. Michael, C. Davis. Rout' I-J. Clemens 1Secretary-Treasurerb, A. Barnhill QAdvisorj, J. Patterson 1PresidentJ, G. Dotson QVice Presidentj, B. Avery QChaplainj, absent-C. Pagel QSergennt at Armsy. HI-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Activities: Baskets to the needy: Morning Easter services: Coat check at basketball games. SENIOR Y-TEENS Purpose: To observe the Y-Teens goal: To grow as a person: To grow in understanding of all races, nationalities and religions: To grow in the knowledge of God. Activity: Sent candy bars over seas Club Advisor: Alan Barnhill Club Advisor: Miss Louise Taggart Rau' 4-D. Griffith. J. Miller, C. McNemar. C. Maxwell, M. Michael, D. Moeller, F. Dowdell. B. Adam, S. Battels lChaplainJ, N. Kies. S. McCluer. Rou' 34V. Lanker, B. Allen, C. Mowery, C. Price 1Vice Presidentj, S. Lures, J. Keller, D. Hubbard. B. Long, R. Pugh, J. Stumpp. Ron' 2-D. Kinney. C. Kooken, E. Warner. D. Gilmore, S. Hefner, B. Fair, P, Sweeney. C. Carnes, B. Kitchen. Ron' l-B. Cooke flnter Club Council Representativej, D. Poling lTreasurerj. A. Cash 4Presidentj, C. Ciminillo 1Secretary7, B. Crawford iReporterJ, Miss Taggart 1Advisorj. ..99... Think Quality - - Think Value Think Ziegenbusch's Quality at Low Prices Complete Line of WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ZIEGENBUSCH Furniture 8: Appliances 129 S. Pierce St. Phone 8-8341 Compliments of MADISON'S 61-65 Public Square The Fashion Shop of Lima Wheife Musicians' Needs Are Served Best By Musicians Zender Music Store Hank Armantrout 134 E. High St. Shop at PENN EY9S For School Clothing and Shoes At Popular Low Prices J. C. PENNEY Co., INC. W. Market at Elizabeth RAWUS, INC. Goodyear 8: Armstrong Distributor Tires and Accessories Tire Recapping and Repairing Phone 9-4066 125 W. Spring St. Lima, Ohio Sgxklillllhl uc vu. IIGII S355 A un. emo Compliments of LEWIS FUNERAL HOME 828 Bellefontaine Ave. Compliments of CLEMENS Ma estic Cleaners Phone 2-0881 686 S. Main St Next to Butler's Drug Store Rou' 4-R. Pearson. S. Frey. R. Williams. R. Edwards. N. Comer. N. Werner. J. Cook. Rau' 3-W. Sexton. N. Holden. M. Busick. P. Williams, B. Houtz, Thompson. C. Hamilton. N. Bendure, S. Shrider. Row 2411 Neuron. K. Anthony. L. Michael, R. Stokes. C. Crissinger, G. Sweeney, G. Hollur, M. Smith llnter Club Council Representativeh. J. Whited. Rou' I-Miss Shan- ahan 1AdvisorJ, S. Green lSecretaryJ, S. McCluer lVice Prcsidentb. M. Welty lPresidentj. B. O'Dell 1RcporterJ, F. Pence SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Club Advisor: Miss Helen Shanahan Purpose: To observe the Y-Teen goals: To grow as a person: To grow in understanding of all races, national- ities and religions: To grow in the knowledge of God Activity: Scrapbooks for T.B. Hospital 1 Treasurer J . Rau- 3-L. Dnnzy, J. Billiter. J. Adam. S. Frey. S. Nungester. A. Jolmson. J. Neese. D. Klopp. D. Bechtel. Ron' 4-C. Dawson. S. Hurt. J. Gibson. C. O'Dell. B. Cassaro. D. Miller. M. Jones, P. Clayton. M. Shinabery. L. Shafer. Rau- 3-M. Wright. M. Martin, B. Dowdell. J. Goedde. J. Goedde. C. Myers. J. Murphy, D. Fletcher. J. Croft. D. Miller. Rau' JfC. Thompson. L. Wfhite. D. Cash. S. Hobbs. M. Selvaggio. J. Michael. C, Ream, B. Swallow. Miss Metzger lAdvisorl. Rau' I-J. Wall, D. How- ard lllcporterb. B. Howard fVice Presidentj, J. Jones 4PresidentJ. N. Williams Vfreasurerj. C, Roberts lSecretaryj. P. Shoe- maker tlnter Club Council Representativeb, D. Pitchford, M. Ward. JUNIOR Y-TEENS Purpose: To observe the Y-Teen goals: To grow as a person: To grow in understanding of all races, national- ities. and religions: To grow in the knowledge of God Activities: Slumber party at the Y.W.C.A.g Helping at Hospitals: Sent candy bars over seas Club Advisor: Miss Pauline Metzger -101-- 6 CULLIGAN Soft Water Service SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS 8: WALLPAPER ARTISTS' MATERIALS 508 N. Main St. Phone 4-0981 ASA C. JONES, M.D. JOHN F. TILLOTSON, M.D. ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS Citizens Building 209 North Main Street LIMA, OHIO Phone 9-2571 The Best Service 'The Mark of Modern Living Compliments SIFERD 81 SON FUNERAL HOME Est. 1913 712 S. Main St. T. W. Siferd, Owner HOOVER APPLIANCES Wfestinghouse Sales 8: Service 322-324 N. Main St. LIMA, OHIO MOSER'S Food Market Everything In Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Meats 81 Canned Goods 202 E. Vine St. Phone 9-0481 Compliments of HITTEPOLEPS THE LIMA Sohio Service TELEPHONE 81 Elm sf Bellefontaine TELEGRAPH CO. LIMA, OHIO Lima, ohio Phone 4-7711 ,-10--. Row 4fR. Dukes, N. Dotson, E. Meyers, P. Haver, J. Maisch, M. Mull, S. Walker, J. Taylor, A. Roush, M. Conkle, A. Porter. N. Garrison, J. Wriglxt. Rau' 3-L. Gross, P. Hefner. C. Hires. M. Grose. C. Goodwin. M. Mote. C. Barnum, C. Behr, K. Kelly, D. Watson, R. Puckett, D. Shepard. Rou' 24 C. Crawford. B. Lingle, B. McDorman, S. McCarty. E. Severns, P. Bannister. P. Reiff, M. Converse, M. Gladfelter. S. Forche. B. Sheely, C. Locker. Rau' 1711. Ciminillo ilnter Club Council Representativej, S. Robertson iTreasurerJ, M. Pen- dergast 1Vice Presidentj, S. Corwin lSecretaryJ, Miss Fun- dum 1AdvisorD. Absent-J. Loukos iPresidentl. EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS Club Advisor: Miss Olive Fundum Purpose: To observe the Y-Teen Goals: To grow as a person: To grow in understanding of all races, nationalities, and religions: To grow in the know- ledge of God Actitvies: Collect Sales Tax stampsg Made Valentine favors for the hospitalsg Sent candy bars to Korea: Sent a box of clothing to a family in Germany -103 Rou' 5-E. Mowery. B. Swygart. A. Beidelschics, S. Nance, S. Weierman. K. Martin, L. Hufford, S. Sigler, A. Archer, D. Reppert, D. Williams, M. Pratt. Rau' 4-N. White. J. Lee, 1. Giffin. B. Tordiff. C. Spencer, D. Stokes. C. Hordman, C. Bccbe, J. Butturff. Row 3--G. Dalton, B. Lee, D. Shibler. M. Phalon, 1. Williams. R. Hall. S. Green, S. McVicker, D. Wlmited, Rou' 2-M. Cash. S. liames. S. Judkins. N. Means. F. Orpurt. K. Crawford. J. Sterling. M. Crawford. E. Maier. Run' 1-C. Edmiston QReporterJ, B. Butorac Vfreasurerj. Allen fPresidentJ. S. lnhoff 1Vice Presidentj, M. Parshall lSecretarYl, Mrs. Hauensrein 1Advisorb. NINTH GRADE Y-TEENS Club Advisor: Mrs. Cosette Hauenstein Purpose: To observe the Y-Teen Goals: To grow as a person: To grow in understanding of all races, nationatlities, and religionsg To grow in the knowledge of God Activties: Christmas basket for a needy family, Con- tributed money for candy bars to be sent abroad. - QUINN'S WALLPAPER - PAINTS 211 W. High sf. Congratulations to the Class of '53 CLEM BOYLE Florist Shop 403 W. High sf. High School By-Words TEEN -PAN ALLEY for Women STORE FOR MEN for Males THE LEADER LIMA, oH1o PRICES ARE LOW AT Z , 'gif YV ' X JIIUIIIIS E! -Ill M STREET ff You Can Always Do Better dl JULIAN'S ,E Black Motor Sales, Inc. The Home of Dodge 512 W. High St. Phone 5-6781 Superior-Cadillac Ambulance Oxygen-Equipped T. KR. CHILES Sz soN FUNERAL 8: AMBULAN CE SERVICE A Family Dedicated to Service Phones 7-5911 or 7-3921 , Rou' 4-R. Maddox, S. Trempert, A. Morrison, B. Rabe, P. Sibold, K. Myers, L. Hurles, B, Williams, B. Shelley, J. Fournier L. Davis, B. Miller, Miss Tudor 1AdvisorJ. Rau' 3-S. Smith, L. Taylor. S. Patterson, C. Paxson. M. Keller. L. Iiames, P Pratt, P. Cunningham, M. Newman. I.. Welty. S. Hittepole, N. Lutman. Rau' 2fK, Huber, C. Holden, C. Boggs. M. Miller, C Harrod, L. Riner, S. Mowery, S. Wachenschwanz, J. Biddle, K. Brown. Row I-J. Schwartz, J. Billings 1SecretaryJ, S. Mc Clellan LVice Presidentj, K. Rhoades 1PresidentJ, W. Ellison QTreasurerJ. P. Barnes 1ReporterJ. SEVENTH GRADE YJEENS Club Advisor: Miss Mary Tudor Purpose: To observe the Y-Teen Goals: To grow as a persong To grow in understanding of all races, national- ities, and religionsg To grow in the knowledge of God Activities: Christmas party Rau' 4-J. Hornic, R. Brown. T. Bresler, R. Romick. Row 3-R. Frideger, P. Carter, N. Shultis. E. Segovia, D. Anderson, E. Owens. S. Caprella. Row 2-D. Fritz, M. Caprella, D. Goines, W. Thomas, T. McPheron, R. Long. Rou' I-G. Butturff, E. Doyle, C. Gross. R. Boggs, P, Woodley, D. Hooker, B. Avery. SAFETY PATROL Club Advisor: Mr. Walter Koch Purpose: To protect property and insure safety of the students Activities: Special patrol at football and basketball gamesg Watch street crossings at close of school -IOS- Custom Built Metal ' Compliments Blinds Awnings BUTLEIFS MCADAM 5 DRUG STORE Venetian Blind Co. 1303 Bellefontaine Ave. Main 84 Kibby Lima, Ohio ffisx A is , l VX ! C, 1 I nl, ffSlQfW'f 'i ' X xv ,YFYZW C?JX?l'f4Ufd'l,?gCVI 'L' alfa, V V X il ' vt., H an eyeful of EUONUIVIIGS Eyes can't be replaced at any price. Electric light is plentiful and cheap. Test question: Whatis to be gained by Pyiydfg Rggmg using a 40-watt bulb where a 100-watter for should be? Banquets 8: Parties CW OHIO POWER C4 NJ George Says: Diamonds Wfatches Congratulations to the Graduates K of '53 For Quality in ' VV f l no Homemade Candy, Ice Cream and i Luncheons Visit if:o g BASINGEIYS The Sweetland C011f6Cii0Il6I'y 140 N. Main sf. Lima, ohio On The Square -106- Club Advisor: Mr. Herbert Nold Ru11'6-D. Stalter. J. Hornic. V. Banks, J. Fields. J. Washington. E. Jackson, D. Hall. D. Kundert. G. Fields, M. Provost, R Laman. H. Stokes. D. Evans. H. McBeth. H. Shelley, D. McDorman, P. Sprague. C. Brown. R. Johnson, D. Werking. V. Lauck Rau' 5-Miss Beery 1Advisorb. C. O'DelI. E. Miller, B. Dowdell, D. Fletcher, J. Murphy, J. Jones. V. Washington, D. Hubbard C. Carnes, V. Lanker, B. Kitchen, D. Coats, B. Crawford. S. Hefner, A. Cash, B, Fields, V. Bloomquist, J. Burden, P. Welsh. B Swallow. G. Pahl, T. Goodwin. R01l'4TM. Inhoff, B. Hanthorn. C. Boggs, J. Biddle, B. Shelley. M. Binkley, J. Warner, K Myers, C. Potter, L. Hurles. P. Sibold, J. Fournier, V. Duff, A. Washington. D. Bechtel, N. Turner. C. Ream. W. Burkholder, M Michael, R. Sharkey, W. Foreman. Rou' 3-P. Hurt, P. Barnes, K. Brown. L. Iiames, W. Ellison, J. Billings. B. Sites. B. Young L. Sanders, G. Leedom, C. Cook. N. Lutman, L. Davis. S. Colley. N. Gales. H. Sellers, J. Miller, D. Reed. Rau' 2-S. Feridley R. McPhcron. L. Werking. M. Hartley, N. Wfhired. P. Pratt, P. Cunningham. K. Huber. C. Paxson. M. Sapp. B. Miller, K Rhoades. B. Kahl, J. Ferguson, C. Edminston. Rau' I-L. Githens, W. Calvert, D. Musto, L. Bowers, B. Rice. J. Harris, J. Sihold R. McClarcn, F. Hoover. SOCIAL CONDUCT CLUB Club Advisor: Miss Mary Beery Purpose: To promote an interest in etiquette and grooming STAGE CREW SEVENTH GRADE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Purpose: To set up scenery for assemblies, plays, and Club AdViS01'1 Miss Orlea Wahl ' l operetta Purpose: To encourage an interest in homemakmg Activities: Christmas gifts and refreshments for parties R 3.,RA B , R- H' . R . 2vA. H H A ' Row 2-S. Marshall 1SecretaryJ, S. Trempert 1PresidentJ. Mm' , Dog? H A gsong dk.ou R V la lcislstam L, Taylor lTreasurerJ, J. Goodwin 4Vice Presidenrj. Miss imager ' ' 0 el' ' -lu 'ns' 9 'J' emens Wahl 1Advisorb. Rou' I-J. Burkholder, N, Phalen, M. 1Ass1stant Managerj, J. Barnes, L. Woten. Phillips, L, Phillips. 'sr .ghd F-107- WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance 212 W. High St. Phone 4-0631 LIMA, OHIO Best Wfisbes H6Illl3HH,S from Specialty Shop SMITH9S for Insurance Service Furs 8: Sportswear 527 N. Elizabeth St. 129 W. Market For Healtlfs Sake Roller Skate Congratulations from LIMA ROLLER RINK 545 W. Market St. PM 4,5462 CITIZENS LOAN sl Open Nightly-7:30 to 10:30 P. M. CO' Available for Parties on Monday 209 N Main St Phone 2.7611 Evening ' D Congratulations to the In Lima In Class of '55 1 V, ' V v 'Qs THE CENTRAL BLDG. L vi 5' Wx 'IIIII ff A A if 131: -1 aff. sf LOAN co. Ae -- IMA - OHIO 124 W. High sf. Phone 9-0121 129 N- Main Sf- -IOS- Slanding-D. McCoy, J. Ridenour. Sealed-M. Hollar, B. Childs. Standing-B Hutchinson, M. Dickman. Seated-D. Metzger, M. Miller. SECRETARIES Duties: Making out school reportsg Carrying for all correspondenceg Meeting callersg Keeping financial recordsg Making out payrolls, checks, and vouchersg Making out contracts for teachers and for other school em- ployeesg Filling out reports and questionnairesg Duties: To care for the expensive plant and equip- mentg To keep the school clean, heated, and re- pairedg To insure the safety and health of teachers and pupilsg To aid the school in its public rela- tionship with the community. CUSTODIANS Mr. Wright. Mr. Beard, Mr. Higgins, Mr. J. Twining, Mr. W. Twining. General secretarial duties Duties: To conduct health education programsg To make regular health check-ups of pupilsg To help with special health programs KTB Xray, Foot clinic, etc.Jg To supervise physical examinations. SCHOOL NURSES Mrs. Waldo Muy. Miss Goldie Underwood, Mrs, Kenneth Everett. 109- LOOK YOUNG FOLKS SAVE YOUR MONEY 351 or More Starts a Savings Account START NOW Then Watch Your Dollars Grow The City Loan SI Savings Company SAVINGS BUILDING-LIMA, omo --1l0- Rou' 3-M. Sykes fFinanceJ, W. Row 4-V. Crist. J. Romey, J. Bowers, C. Miller, C. Bowsher, C. Clay, S. Miller, E. Sutton, J. Dellinger, F. McRitchie. Row 3-- 1. Corner, O. Buckmzlster. F. Kaufman, F. Hanna, J. Shine, E. Swick, B. Bannister, J. Roush. W. Houser. L. Swords. C. Welty, W. Cunningham, P. Ebner. Ron' 2-M. Michael, G. Miller. A. Barnhill. H. Frymyer, W. Newman, H. Brown, L. Sellers, E. Sprague, D. Burgoyne. G. Davis. Rou' 1-G. Crist 1TreasurerJ, H. Stumpp. C. Daughtry, H. Turner 1PresidentJ, P. Furry. I. Long iSecretaryJ. Not shown-R. Cheney 1Vice Presidentj. SOUTH HIGH BOOSTERS Purpose: To work for the betterment of South High School Activities: Purchased equipment for South's baseball, football, and basketball teams, Sponsored a trip for mem- bers of the Journalism class to the Journalism Convention at Athens, Ohiog Sponsored Dad's Nightg Spon- sored trips for the basketball and football teams to see college games P. T. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Purpose: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community, Kock, M. Reed 12nd Vice Presi dentj. Row 2-Rev. P. Thomp- son CPresidentJ, Mrs. H. Car- done 1FinanceJ, Mrs. R. Patter son CFinance Chairmanj , Mrs. G. Hutchison CHealthJ. Rou' 1- Mrs. D. Rex CSecretaryJ, Mrs. Dotson 1Hospitalityl. Mrs. V. B. Miller CLibraryD, Mrs. C Romick ilst Vice President? Mrs. D. Reiff CMagazineb, y To bring into closer rela- tion the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the train- ing ofthe child Activities: Family Nightg Open Houseg Get-Ac- quainted Party for teach- ers and parentsg Mrs. Dale Rex attended P.T.A. con- ventions at Toledo and Cleveland. Rou' 8-H. A. Murphy LDirectorJ. H. K. O'Dell. Mrs. H. K. O'Dell, Mrs. T. E. Judkins, T. E. Judkins. Row 7-Mrs. V. Cim inillo. Mrs. G. Klopp, D. C. Osborne, Mrs. D. C. Osborne, G. Garrison, Jr., Mrs. G. Garrison. Jr.. H. S. Wheeler, Mrs. H. S Wheeler. Mrs. Ruth Cooke. Row 6-R. Shinabery, J. Rope, Mrs. J. Rope. S. C. Miller, Mrs. S. C. Miller, E. J. Finicle, Mrs. I5 J. Finicle, Mrs. L. Lures, L. Lures, Mrs. J. C. Hogan. Row 5-W. H, Bigelow, Mrs. W. H. Bigelow, H. Kooken, Mrs. H. Kooken O. Buckmaster, Mrs. O. Buckmaster, J. K. Vogelgesang, Mrs. J. K. Vogelgcsang. Mrs. W, F. Hudson, W. F. Hudson. Row 4a G. E. Figgins, Mrs. G. E. Figgins, A. Howard, Mrs. A. Howard, J. G. Allen. Mrs. J. G. Allen, E. H. Ohler, Mrs. E. H. Ohler, L McGinnis, Mrs. L. McGinnis. Rau' 3-J. M. Cotner, Mrs. J. M. Corner, Mrs. R. D. Newman, R. D. Newman, B. Carr, Mrs. B Carr, D. L. Burgoync, Mrs. D. L. Burgoyne, E, F. Hall, Mrs. E. F. Hall. Row 2-W. L. Pugh, Mrs. W. L. Pugh, Mrs. Viola Smith W. J. Shue, Mrs. W. J. Shue, A. J. LaRue, Sr., Mrs. A. J. LaRue, Sr., W. E. Arthur, Mrs. W, E. Arthur, Mrs. E. Archer. Row 1- R. G. Roberts, Mrs. R. G. Roberts fTreasurerJ, I. Johnson, Mrs. I. Johnson, D. Fraunfelter, Mrs. D. Fraunfelter fSecretaryj, H Wolfe fPresidentJ, Mrs. H. Wolfe, H. Cardone QVice Presidentb, Mrs. H. Cardone. BAND AND ORCHESTRA PARENTS' ASSOCIATION Purpose: To support the band and orchestra ' t Activities: Rummage sales, Programs at games, Associate membership drive MOTHERS' PROGRESSIVE CLUB Purpose: To sponsor the annual football banquet, basketball tournaments, and other sports activities Activities: Mock bake sale, Card party, Freshman Basketball Tournamentg Football banquet Row 4-Mrs. J. Sherrick, Mrs. F. Stevenson, Mrs. F. Coffey. Row 3-Mrs. J. Bowers, Mrs. C. A. Pagel, Mrs. H. Claflin, Mrs. K. Horstman. Mrs. H. Laman, Mrs. C. Weaver, Row 2-Mrs. H. Stumpp, Mrs. G. Figgins, Mrs. A. Sims. Mrs. W. Sockrider, Mrs. D. Rex, Mrs. T. Spyker, Mrs. E. Griffith. Row 1-Mrs. M. Skelly, Mrs. D. E. Mauk, Mrs. H. Lanker QSecretaryJ, Mrs. W. Stauffer fPresidentJ, Mrs. W. Morrison QTreasurerJ, Mrs. R. Walters CVice Presidentj. -113- 5 f I H AWARDS T01 SOUTH linen SCHOOL ART--Latham Foundation Poster Contest - 35 award to Charles Brown, ' ' 1 BUSINESS EDUCATION -1, Business Proficiency Tests at Bowling Green State University on April 19, 1952: Janet Gibson, Stenographic, Lois Cole, Carolyn Copp, Patty Haver and Alice Mowfey, Typewriting. , a. Buckeye Boys' Statef Representativexat Carrip' Perry' - ' for 1952-David,Uhl. ' ' i- ' Danforth' Foundation 'Award for Leadershipfiin 1952-John Dukro and Shirley Miller. ' t . ' - Music AWARDS':.- . - I . , J The,'Band and Orchestra received I ratings in the District Music Contest in Ada, Ohio April 5, 1952. The Band and Orchestra received I ratings in the State Music Contest .Q Springfield, Ohio on April 26, 19, . Q ' ' ' -Q - t the District Auxions at Central QQ March 29, 1952 the following soloists received 'I ratings: Mar- frilyn Stedcke, flute, Sue Hartman, oboe,-Bill Miller, B-flat clarinet: Jeanne Hammond, piano,'Nancy Wil- liams, viola, Marilyn Stedcke, violin, Jim Robenalt, Bob T rempert, Bit Hudson, trombone' solos, and Duane Campbtll, t mpet.. I ' , The following ensembles received IU ratings at the District Auditions at Central on 'March 29, 1952: Loren Warner, Darlene Moeller, Janice Neesq, Earl Lhamon, mixed clarinet quartet, Magilyn Stedcke, Sue Hartman, John Dukro, woodwind trio, Carolyn Rqb- erts, Arwilda Johnson, Marlene Shue-flute trio, Car- olyn Roberts, Jeanne Hammond, Bill Miller, Charlene Hamilton, Shirley Inhoff-woodwind quintet, Mari- lyn Stedcke, Carolyn Biederrhan, Nancy Williams, John Dukro-string quartet, Bob Finicle, Bob Deaf- endeffin, Marilyn Eiche, Janet Herr-gench horn quartet, Jim Robenalt, Bill Hudson, Bo Trempert, Marilyn Stedcke-trombone trio with piano. At the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Lan- caster, Ohio the soloists who received I ratings were: Sue Hartman, oboe: Jeanne Hammond, piano, Jiin,Robenalt and Bob Trempert, trombone, and Marilyn Stedcke, flute. ' . Q At the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Lan- caster, Ohio the ensembles who' received IU ratings were: Marilyn Stedcke, Sue Hartman, and John Duk- ro-woodwind trio, Jim Robenalt, Bill Hudson, and Bob Trempert-,trombone trio. ' At the' State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Lan- caster, Ohio the soloists and enesembles who received II ratings were: Nancy Williams, viola, Bill Hud- son, trombone, Bill Miller, B-flat-clarinet, Marilyn Stedcke, violin, -String Quartet, Flute Trio, Mixed Clarinet Quartet, and Woodwind Quintet. Instrumental 'Awards 119525: 'Jeanne Hammond, Marilyn Stedcke, James Robenalt, Robert Trempert, Bill Hudson, John Dukro, and Sue Hartman. Vocal Music Award 119525: Eulalah Stevenson. Choir Awards 119525: Pins-Eulalah Stevenson, Charlene McClain, Ruth Long, Marilynlieffler, Patty Haver, Janice'-Burgoon, Janet Ford, 'Temple Ann Bowlus, Shirley Maynard, Ruthann Huffman, Shirley Miller, Don Ziegenbusch, Walter Fields, and Mag- nolia Henderson. 1 I - . , .- , - .A ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS General Scholarship Test 119525 : Howard Carolus, William Bodell,,Caroline Biederman - Honorable Mention- in Allen County. - ' , Medals were presented to the following 'students for excellence' in their respective fields '119525 : Car- olyn Copp - Hdlne- Economics, Faith Kies - Art, Claude Turner-Distributive Education, James Max- well, Rpbert 'Trempert, 'Marilyn Stedcke - Radio, Caroline Biederman J- Engfish,-Irwin Foley-Voca- tional, William Hudson-Industrial Arts, Faith Kies -Social Studies, 'Faith Kies-D.A.R. pin and -355 award, Mary Jo Williams-Foreign Language, David Sexgn-lltamatics, John Dukro-Mathematics, Jan- et ibson - Commercial, Howard Carolus - Bausch and Lomb Science Award. ' Majorette'Award 119525: .Patty Haver. Drum.Maior Award 119525 :'Dav-id Slaybaugh. Majorette First Place Award at Northwestern Ohio Band Festival in Defiance on May '11, 1952: Bar- bara Allen. . V Stage Crew Awards 119525 : James Clemens, Allan Hall, Jerry Barnes-Certificates, Victor Segovia, Rob- ert Trempert, Ronald Darnell-Medals. Audio-Visual Awards 119525: Jack Arnett, Wil- liam Avery, Harry Baber, Tom Brookman, Leroy Chambers, David Goins, James Lewis, Ted McPheron, Charles Michael, David Michael, Lynn Michael, Na- than Miller, Richard Miller, Waldemar Rein, Calvin Roeder, Nelson Shultis, Ray Steele, Robert Sterling, Charles Thomas, Tom White-Certificates' Charles ?'Arnetg Neil Stowe, Larry Swords, Dick Werking, Don Williams-Letters. 5 School Patrol Awards 1-19525: Don Anderson, Dan Binkley, Roy Boggs, Richard Buggle, Gerald Chochard, Ronald Courtney, Jim Hornic, Charles Hullinger, Nelson Shultis-Certificates, Gerald But- turff, Douglas Cotner, William Avery, Ervey Segovia -Letters, David Slaybaugh, David Sprague-Medals. Cheerleader Awards 119535: Marie Cash, Shirley Weierman, Carolee Spencer, Barbara Crissinger- Varsity letter for 1 year of service, Janet Williams- Bronze medal for 5 years of service. Senior Cheerleader Awards 119535 : Charlotte Vo- gelgesang, Ann Downing, Dionne -Kinney-Varsity letter for 1 year service, Virginia Lanker-Engraved cup for 5 years of service. - , G.A.A. AWARDS 11951-525 FRESHMAN AWARDS Membership Pin: Louise Michael, Doris Maxson, Gloria Sweeney, Mary Jones, Barbara O'Dell, Mar- garet Hershberger, Imogene Short, Joyce Whited, Elaine Hughes, Shelby Sutton, Elaine Holden, Jean- nine Mote, LaDonna McCormick, Mayna Comer, Sharon McCIuer, Rita Stokes, Janice Cook, Kula Anthony, Arthlene Horn, Artlette Holman, Judy Coen, Freda Dickinson, Sandra Green, Barbara Houtz, Joan Dorn. ' - ., . SOPHOMOREA' AWARDS Numeral: Barbara Cassaro, Barbara Fields, Donna Fletcher, Jean Goedde, Marilyn Meyer, Betty Thomas, Martha Wright, Pauline Clayton. . . , .-.114-. -JUNIOR AWARDS Numeral: Shirlee Brookman, Bessie Fair, Barbara Long, Shirley McClure, Janice Stumpp, Marilyn Tunks. Letter: Neldine- Kies, Jane Smith, Dorothy- Mc- Cormick, Charlene Maxwell. SENIOR AWARDS Numeral: Janice Longf Letter: Pat Pence. - Medal: Flora Cardone, Carol Clark, Lois Cole, Carolyn Copp, Barbara Emerson, Marilyn Leffler, Janice McCoy. ATHLE.TlC AWARDS Trophies: Outstanding Defensive Back - Gaines Fields: Outstanding Defensive Lineman-Ellis Lyons: Outstanding Offensive Back - Joe Morrison, Out- standing Offensive Lineman-David Mauk. Varsity Letters: Virgil Banks, Tom Cain, Clyde Cannon,'Gene Dotson, Gaines Fields, Len Gilbert, Larry Horstman, Don Jones, Rolland Kane, Connie Loukes, Ellis Lyons, Tom Maier, David Mauk, David McDorman, Charles Milam, Joe Morrison, Jim Pat- terson, Jim Porter, Harold Powell, Mel Provost, Sam Ross, Halden Shelly, Don Stauffer, Chuck Stokes, Harry Stokes, and Ronnie Walters. Varsity Manager Letters: Leroy Chambers, Allen Hall: Reserve Manager Letter: Roy Boggs. Reserve Letters: Joe Blosser, Philip Carter, Charles Cotton, Bob Crum, Don Cunningham, Harold Custer, Clifton Davis, Robert Edwards, Jay Ewing, James Harrison, Kenneth Helsel, Ronald Lingenfelter, David Osborn, Dale Plaugher, Ervey Segovia, Larry Skellyu Don Spencer, Charles Wright. Freshman Letters: Tom Campbell, Sam Caprella, Gary Claflen, Estelle Emanuel, Albert Fields, James Fridley, Tom James, Bob Levesque, Terry Lieurance, Bernard McClain, Don McDonald, Robert Morris, Roosevelt Savage, James Stevenson, Joe Turner, Ron- nie Weaver. BASKETBALL Cl953D ' Varsity Letters: Virgil Banks, Clifford Connally, Glen Extine, Gaines Fields, DeWayne Newman, Mel Provost, Tom Rader, Jim Shortina. , t I i Varsity Manager Letters: Joe Weldy, Roy Boggs, David Hudson. Reserve Letters: John Barton, Don Cunningham, Jay Ewing, Bob Maxwell, Joe Morrison, Don O'Black, Sam Ross, George Wall. Freshman 'Lettersz Tom Campbell, Tom James, Gary Lott, Bill McNemar, Bob Morris, Larry Piper, Jim Shively, Jim Stevenson, Joe Turner, Ronnie Weaver, Charles Wright. Freshman Manager Letters: Marvin Leffler, Rich- ard Fritz, Stanley Wilson. - V - BASEBALL., 119523 VarsityiLetters: Karl Anderson, Jack Beggin, Bill Brown, Jim Caughman, Dick Davisson, Carmen French, Mel Provost, Tom Rader, Bob Reed, Bob Sanderson, Jim Shortina, Chuck Stokes, Harold Williamsu Varsity Manager Letters: Chuck Swords, Gordon Wildermuth, Earl Miller, Lowell Plaugher. Reserve Letters: John Barton, Dennis Bucher, Don Cunningham, Bob Finicle, Kenneth Helsel, Wendell Jay, Bob Maxwell, Joe Morrison, Sam Ross, Ervey Segovia, Don Swickrath, David Uhl. . Trahy-District Class A Baseball Championship. ' 'TRACK H9529 Varsity Letters: Leroy Chambers, Ronald Darnell, Ronald Lingenfelder, Ellis Lyons, James Porter, Bill Sherrick,' Ted Spyker, Ronald Wlalters. Varsity Manager Letter: Roy Boggs. ' Reserve Letters: Dick Camper, Clyde Gannon, Don- ald Coffey, Clifton Davis, Fred Dickinson, Ronald Dearth, Robert Edwards, Jay Ewing, Gaines Fields, Richard Howser, Donald Jones, Rolland Kane, Sam Miller, James Porter, Harold Powell, Robert Werner, Thomas White, Donald Woodley. Trophy-Junior High Track Team-Second Place at Junior Olympics. GOLF 119525 J E Varsity Letters: Danny Arnett, Jim Mack, Zane Miller, Bill Rhine, Roger Sellers. .- ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD FOR 1952- BOB SANDERSON. - - -1151 I 9+ x 'M ii . 'Qs fr ,SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL, LIMA, OHIO Accredited a First Grade High School, State Depart- ment of Education. Member North Central Association Colleges and Sec- ' ondary Schools.. Member National Thespians, Troupe 649. Member Ohio High School Athletic Association. Member Greater Ohio Aghletic League. Member American Junior Red Cross. COURSES OFFERED - College Preparatory, Business Education, Distribu- tive Education, General, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Vocational and Music. ENROLLMENT Twelfth .. Y-Teens Associated with Young Women's Christian Association. Distributive Education Clubs of America, Lima South Chapter. Member of Future Teachers of America, Mary Con- rath Chapter. Eleventh Tenth ...,., Ninth ,,,,,, Eighth ,...,.. Seventh ,,.,,... TOTAL ,,,., INDEX Administration ...... ..,... .,................,,...,...,. .,,, ,,,,,...,, r,,,, .....10 Advertisements .,... ,,,,.,. 6 9, 70, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 98, 100, 102, 104, 106, 108, 110 Annual Staff ., . ....... .,..,,......,,,..,,...,,,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,....,,,,,., , 74 Audio-Visual Club .,.,,. ,,,........,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,.....,,.,,,,,, 8 9 Audubon Club .,,.. ,...... ,.,.,,..... .,.....,.,,...,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,, , , 86 ?B-. Band , ..... ...,.,,.,,,.,, .,....,,,,.......,,,,,,,..,,..,.........,., ,..,,,,,,, 8 3 Band and Orchestra Parents' Association ,,,,... ........ 1 13 Baseball ..... , ,...,..........,..,,.,......,.,.,,,,,.,,......,,.,. ......, 6 5 Basketball, Lettermen .,.......................,..,. H63 Basketball Managers ,,.,,,, Basketball, Reserve ..,.., Basketball, Varsity ..,...,,. .,,.,.64 Board of Education .. ,...............Y...... ........ I ..8 Boosters .,,,,................,..,,.,,...............,.,,. 111 . Calendar ....,.,,........,..,,,,.............. ....... 4 - 5 Cheerleaders .,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,.....,.. ,,,e,..95 Citizens' Advisory Committee ,..s,.. .,.,,.... 9 Coaching Staff ...... . ..................... ,...... 6 8 Commercial Club ,,,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,.......,.,, .......,.. 8 7 Custodians . . ..,,,,,,.. ,,,..,...........,. . . ,,.... ..109 ...D1 Distributive Education Club ,s.......... ....... -.L1 Libratg Club .............,....,...,,.,,....,... Lima outh Secretaries ...,,. ., iM.. Magazine Campaign . ........,..,,.,,,,, . Mothers' Progressive Club ........,, -N- Ninth Y-Teens ..,..s .,.,..,..........., Nurses ,..s,,.,..... ,r,.. . .,,.,, ..qy.. Operette ,... ,,.. Orchestra ...... .QQf1fIQf . -P- Palette Club .............................,,....,.......... Pep Club .,.,..,.,,,,,,,.,...........,,.,.,....,.........,.,,. Parent-Teachers Executive Committee ..s., ..R1 Radio Club ..s.,.....,.... ........,..., 152 .., 174 238 259 ,, .,,,,. 278 277 .,.,..l,378 .......86 1 1 97 13 ,.......103 .......,109 .....,,..79. 80 - ........ ....... 9 3 .....-..1 11 71 Rainbow Staff ..... ...... - .............. 7 5 ..3.. Division Pages ,,,s,...... ............,s., .,...,.......... 7 , 17, 35, 57, l ...E1 Eighth Grade ,.,..,.. .... ,..,,......... ...... s,,............ 4 8 , 4 9, 50 Eighth Home Economics Club .,,,.., ,.,,.,............. 9 1 Eighth Y-Teens ..........,..,,,.........,. .............. 1 03 Eleventh Y-Teens ........., .,,..,..s,..,.... ........ 1 0 1 ,Fl Faculty ................,.. W ....,, ,,..,.,. 1 2, 13, 14, 15, 16 Football, Freshmen ,s.,........ ....... . ,,,s.............,.............. 5 9 Football, Lettermen ...s,.s,..... ,,,,...,......,......... 6 0, 61 Football Managers, Varsity - .... ............................. 5 8 Football, Reserve .............,....., .,.Y......... 5 9 Football, Varsity ........,.......... ....,........ 58 Foreword .s................ ...... .................. 1 Freshmen Class ,.,,......... .......44, 45, 46 Future I-Iomemakers .,,.,,, 91 Future Teachers Club ...,... .....,..,,.,,... ............. 8 7 161 G.A.A. ................... ............ .......... 6 6 G.A.A. Awards YY,.Y ............. ........ 1 1 5 Girls' Ensemble ,.... .,,............. ..... . .78 Golf ,,....,.,..,.,.,,,., .,.. ,,.,,. ..,,,,,,,,. 3 ,,,.,.., ....... 6 4 Q ZH1 Hi-Y Club s.......Y.YY.... .,,,.......,,.s,..Y ,...,... . .99 Homecoming Court ...........i..,YY, 5 YYY.. ..i... 3 2 , 33 111.. Industrial Arts Club ..............Y........ .......89 Junior A Cappella Choir .......Y.....,.... ...... .... .............. 7 9 junior Class .,s.,,,.......YY.,Y ..........,. ........... 3 6 , 37, 38 junior Class Play ....,,.... ...... ..... ..-.--35 Junior Red Cross ....., ,..,.......... 7 3 Safety Patrol ,..,............,,,,..........,..,...,,..........,., . ..,,.,,,,.....,,,..,. 105 Secretaries fCity Schoolsl ....,..,.,,................,........ - .......... -109 Senior A Cappella Choir .Y.,......,,....,...,s............,,,,,.,,,..,,..,,,r.., 80 Senior Class. .... ........ 1 9, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 27 28 29,s6,si 84 Senior Class Play ., .....,s,.,,.. ...........,............ ...... ... . ............- Senior Honor Page ,.....s,.,,. ...s. ..,....... ,...... . ...,.. 34 Senior Officers .,,.,,,,.... ..,,....... . ..,.., 1 8 Senior Y-Teens ,.,ss,,,. . .,s.,..... . ...... 99 Seventh Grade ..,,,,s..s.....,.......,,... ..,,.. 52, 53, 54 Seventh Grade Choir r,.,.,,,..s........,. C., ................ ..78 Seventh Home Economics Club .......................... . ..... .... ...107 Seventh Y-Teens .......,...,..........,.ss,,,...................... J ..... ......... 1 05 Snapshots ,,,,,...,.,s,...... ...., 3 9, 43, 47, 51, 55, 56, 67, 81, 112 Social Conduct Club .... -. ................................................. ... . 107 Sophomore Class .......,....................................Y,.. ..... 4 O, -il, 42 Stage Crew ...... .....s......., ................. 1 0 7 Statistics about South ..................... .............. 1 16 Student Council ................................ ....... 7 2 Superintendent of Schools ................... Supervisors of Lima Public Schools ....., ..1g. Table of Contents ...,.. .....,...,.. Teachers' Council ..... ....... 'I'enth Y-Teens ...... ...... Track Q 1952 7 ..... .................., ,Vi Varsity S Club .,... ,.......,.... Vocational School ..... ......,.................. ..Y. Ye-Merries ....... ......... 116- 1 .il .,,.,,..,. 1 1 ..,...,.10 1 ,,.....64 ., s.,.... ....... 6 8 ......,77 .......93 I