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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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CLEMENS- Jim -General, Class Secretary 3, Student Council l, 2, 4, Hi-Y l, 2 iSecretaryl, 3 lPresidentl, Choir l fPresidentt, 2, 3, Shooting Stars 1, Stage Crew l, 2 IManagerl, Voted Senior Boy With Best Personality 4 C BARBARA SUE O'DELL- Barb -College Preparatory, Class President l, Class Secretary 2, Pep Club l, Radio Club 2, 3 Ureasurerl, 4 lPresidentt, GAA l IAII Star, Pint, 2 Representative, All Star, Numeralsl. 3 lRepresentative, Sporthead, All Star, Letterl, 4 lPresident, Sporlheod, Medal, All Start, Band l, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary-Treasurerl, Orchestra l, 2, 3 Utegionalt, 4 lSecretary-Treasurert, You Can't Kiss Caroline Production Staftl, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, lst Alternate for Buckeye Girl's State 3, Voted Senior Girl With Best Personality and Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed 4 O EVELYN JEANNINE THOMPSON- Ev -College Preparatory, Class Reporter 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 iPresident,, Ye-Merries l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4 lSecretaryl, Y-Teens l, 2, 3 IVice-Presidentt, 4, Jr. Choir 'l lVice-Presidentt, Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4 lPresidentl, Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Shooting Stars l, Firefly 3, Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCasti, The Robe 4 iCost, Selection Committee, Production Staffl, Assistant to Miss Shank 3, 4, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 4, Hall Monitor 4, Footlight Festivals l, 2, 3, Usher for Royal Homecoming Court l, 3, Delegate tor OASC 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Voted Senior Girl With Best Personality and Most Popular Senior Girl 4 O WANDA SEXTON- Wonder -College Preparatory, Student Council 3, Home Economics Club I, 2, Ye-Merries 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow 3 lEditorial Stafft, Can't Kiss CaroIine 3 lPraduction Staftl, Hall Monitor 4, Office Assistant 3, Voted Most Courteous Senior Girl 4 I CHARLES CARDONE- Buzzy -College Preparatory, Class Vice-President 3, Ye-Merries 3, 4 lPresidentl, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Trombone Quartet 4, Pep Band 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCast, Production Staftl, The Robe, 4 lCast, Selection Committeel, Thespians 4, National Thespian Award 3. DAVID C. OSBORN JAMES L. CLEMENS BARBARA SUE O'DELL Secretary EVELYN .IEANNINE THOMPSON Treasurer WANDA SEXTON Reporter CHARLES CARDONE Reporter DAVID WILLIAM ADAMS- Emmett -General, Varsity S 4, Football 3 lletterl, 4, Baseball 2, 3 lletterl, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet 3, Dance Band 3 I LARRY ADAMS-Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. 4 lPresidentl I RONNIE LEE ALLEN- George -General O VERNON E. ALLER - Vern - Vocational Auto Mechanics O DICK ANDERSON- Tex -College Prepara- tory, Brass Sextet 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Firefly 3, Mixed Ensemble 3, Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCast, Production Staffl, The Robe lCastl OVASSILIKEE KULA AN- THONY- Cool -Business Education, Pep Club I, Ye-Merries 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, V-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow 3 lEditoriaI Staffl, Pot 0'Gold 4 lEditorial Stattj, GAA I Illini, 2, Choir I, Yau Can't Kiss Caroline 3 IProduction Staffl, The Robe 4 lCast, Selection Committee, Pro- duction Statfj, Hall Monitor 3, Footlight Festivals 2, 3, National Thespian Award 3, Usher at Foot- ball Games 3, 4, Voted Most Talkative Senior Girl 4 O IRENE BAKER-Business Education, Ye-Merrie: 2 O ROBERT ALLEN BAKER- Beans -Industrial Arts, Baseball 3, 4 I JERRY B. BARNES- Biddy -Business Education, Student Council 4, Stage Crew l, 2, Hi-Y 4, Rainbow 4 ISports Editorl, Pot O'Gold I, 2, Football 3, The Robe 4 lCastt, Hall Monitor 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Voted Best Dressed Senior Boy 4 O RAY D. BARNES-Vocational MARCIA JEAN BARNUM- Bunny -Fine Arts, Radio Club 2 O RALPH THOMAS BARRY- Tom -Business Education, Choir l, 2, 4 O NANCY BENDURE- Nan -College Pre- paratory, Ye-Merries 2, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens I llnter-Club Council Representativel, 2, 3, Pot O'Gold 4 IEditoriaI Statfl, Band 3 lMaioretteI, 4 lMaiorettel, Maiaretle Letter 3 O JAMES ARTHUR BINKLEY- Bink -College Prepara- tory, Varsity S 3, 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, Brass Sextet 3, Dance Band I, 2, Hall Monitor 4, Voted Most Attractive Senior Boy 4 OBARBARA ANN BLACK- Bugs -General O JOSEPH DALE BLOSSER- Skippy -Vocm tional Machine Shop, Football l, 2, Band I O LARRY BOALS- Bolts -College Prepara- tory, Radio Club I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Stage Crew 3, Red Cross I O DONALD LEE BOOTHBY- Dan -College Preparatory, Fool- ball l, 2, Basketball 2, Track I, 2, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble I, Red Cross I, 2 O EDWARD E. BOWDEN- Duffy -College Preparatory, Stage Crew I O JOE BOWERS - Joe -Auto Mechanics I JANET MARIE BRANOVITCH- Jan -College Preparatory, Entered from St. John's 2, Ye-Merries 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Pot O'GoId 4 lEditorial Staftt, GAA 2, 3, 4 lPin, Numeralsl, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 fCast, Production Staffl, The Robe 4 lCast, Production Staftl, Hall Monitor 4, Otfice Assistant 3, Thespians 4 Ureasurerl, Voted Most Athletic Senior Girl 4, Usher at Football Games 4 O ORA D. BUCKMASTER JR.- Orie -General, Pep Club I, Ye-Merries I, 2, 3, Pot O'GoId 4 lEditorial Staffl, Foot- ball I, Baseball 2, 4, Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Pep Band I, 2, Swing Band I, 2, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lSelection Committee, Production Staffi, Hall Monitor 3, Assistant to Mr. Bowers 2, FootIight Festivals I, 2, 3 O DUANE CAMPBELL- Suit-Bell - Music, Band I, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentl, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentl, Hall Monitor 3, 4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest I, 2, 3, 4, All Ohio Boy's Band l, 2, 4, All Ohio Orchestra 3, 4, Voted Most Musical Senior Boy 4 O JANET CAMPER- Jan -Distributive Education, Li- brary Club 2, Jr. Red Cross I, D.E.C.A. 4, Library Assistant 2 O RICHARD CAREY- Dick -Distributive Education, Entered from Harrison High School 4, D.E.C.A. 4 if ROBERT DALE CHAMBERLAIN- Bob -Vocm tional Auto Mechanics, Satety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4 I FRANCES LOUISE CHAMBERS- Squirt - General, Y-Teens I, GAA I, 2, 3, Assistant to Mrs. Sundtor I, 2 O DONALD ALLEN COFFEY - Don -Science, Radio Club 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3 tHead Managert, 4 tHead Man- agert, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Varsity S 3, 4, Voted Most Energetic Senior Boy 4 O NAYNA RUTH COMER-Business Education, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow Advertising Staff 2, 3 lletterl, 4, GAA 'I lPint, 2 tNumeralt, 3 lletterl, 4 lSpartheadt, Assistant to Miss Baver 3, 4, Assistant to Miss Shank 4 O ROGER CONNER- Ogie -General, Foot- ball 3, Track 4, The Robe 4 lCastJ O ROB- ERT ALAN CONRAD-''Bob -Vocational Auto Mechanics O JANICE SUE COOK- Sue - General, Home Economics Club I, Y-Teens 2, GAA I lPinI, 2 lNumeroIt, 3 lletterl, 4 O LEOTA ESTHER COOK- Cookie -Business Education O CAROL COREY-Music, Junior Red Cross I, Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4 O HOWARD COURTNEY- Legs or Clint -College Preparatory, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Assistant Football Coach 4, Assistant Physical Education Teacher 4 O.CAROLYN CRISSINGER - Criss -Business Education, Pep Club I, Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4 Ureasurert, Choir I O ROB- ERT LEE CRUM- Bob -General, The Robe 4 lCastI, Voted Most Caurteous Senior Boy 4 O DON CUNNINGHAM-''Gorfield -Gener- al, Student Council 2, Varsity S 3, 4, Rain- bow 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Voted Best Senior Boy Dancer 4 O HAROLD OLIVER CUSTER- Sonny -General, Football I, 2, Track 4 O CLIFTON DAVIS- Clitt - General, Varsity S 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4 ,ix-' QQW, it 6 , x I xNQSQQw, nf'wAQMk, .I ' , . , w Q4 Www x bmw.. 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N N N 'XXX 'NLWTX-M v ,I MTX QW 'I X X, , A. vw, ,M , x WV ,Ky ,Ks . 21' I v I' Qt' ,J hixwt y vt, W NM H ww Y V ,tv I Q f ff gi' hx? xt.. .tim I, . ,lx ,, V www' ' --'I 'Li ,Tw wwfxt,,,.1Jf,'fi'f p.Qf f: ji ' H 'J ,i w l l'l':Q x 'Mll: WE-Q, , i'4fygw I-Q '+-it gum 1 .'t-wi.x'N-Nxt, t X M X ,vu A I N, tt LH ltlvmwal ft mx' WL WNW QM ,lg ,M X ,ut 'I'l Vo,dii lt' Ai 'VU ,MSA wth,-,I,Y' i -I N v ,,f,k'Q xK'xl,Qf-.,'Q H I bv i A X .wk ly DIANNA DAVISSON- Dee Dee -Business Education, Choir I, Hall Monitor 3 O ROBERT DEAFENDEFFIN- Rocky -College Prepara- tory, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 2, Horn Quartet I, All Ohio Boy's Band I, 2 O FREDA MAE DICKINSON- Home Economics O BEVERLY JOAN DORN- Clem -Business Education, Y-Teens 2, Ye- Merries I, GAA I, 2 O DIXIE LEE DOWNING - Dix -Business Education, Y-Teens I llnter- club Council Representativel, Red Cross 4 lPresidentJ, Choir I, Shooting Stars I, Fire- fly 3, The Robe 4 IProduction Staffl, Secre- tary to Mr. Hanna 4 O LORETTA EDGECOMB - lorry -General, Entered from Central 4 O FANNIE EDWARDS- Ruthie -Business Education, F.H.A. I, 2 llteporterl, 4 lCorre- sponding Secretaryli Y-Teens 2, 4, GAA 2, Assistant ta Mrs. Sundfor 2, 3, Hall Monitor 4 O MARILYN EICHE- ltchie -College Pre- paratory, Student Council T, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Horn Quartet l, Nurses Assistant 4 O JOE ELLISON-Industrial Arts O JAY EWING- Jaws -Industrial Arts, Var- sity S 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4 O DONALD KIETH FICKEL- Don -College Preparatory, Band I, 2, 3, 4 OWILLIAM G. FISHER-Business Education O RICHARD C. FLOYD- Dick - Vocational Auto Mechanics O GENE FOLEY -Vocational Machine Shop, Choir 2, 3, 4 OSANDRA LEE FREY- Sandy -Business Education, Pep Club 3, Ye-Merries l, 2, Y- Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4 llleparterlg Pot O'Gold 4 tEditariaI Staffl, GAA 2 lPinl, 3, 4 lVice- Presidentl, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4, You Canzt Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staftl, Assistant to Miss Shank 4, Pep Band 4, Typist for Miss Weadock 4. RUTH ANN GARDNER- Babs -GeneraI- F.T.A. 3- Radio Club 2 O LARRY GARRISON-Science: Radio Club I- Band I 2 3 4- Orchestra 234- Clarinet Quartet 2 3 4- Mixed Clarinet Quartet 4- Saxophone Quartet 4- Clarinet Solo I 2 3 4- All Ohio State Band 4- Swing Band 3 4- Pep Band 2 3 4- Woodwind Quintet 4 O JOANN GIBBS-'Gibbsy -College Preparatory- Y-Teens 4- F.T.A. 2- Rainbow 4 lTypistl- Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor 2 3- Assistant to Miss Baver 4- Hall Monitor 3 O MAXINE GILMORE- Max - Fine Arts- Pep Club 2- Red Cross I O THOMAS PERRY GOLDEN- Goldie -Industrial Arts- Safety Patrol 2 O JAYNE GORHAM- Janie -Music- Orchestra I lMedaIl 2 lMedcl Certificalel 3 lLetterJ 4 lPint- String Quartet 2 O CAROL ANN GOTTFRIED-General OJAMES FREED GRASS- Jim - General O SANDRA GREEN- Sandy -Music- Class Secretary I- Class Reporter 21 Ye-Merries I 2 3 4 lVice-Presidentl- Y-Teens I 2 lSecretaryl 3 4- GAA I 2 3 4 lSecretaryl- Choir I 2 3 4 lSecretaryl- Girls Ensemble 2 laccompanistl 3- You Cant Kiss Caroline' 3 lProduction Stafflg The Robe 4 lCast HALL- AI -Industrial Arts- Varsity S I 2 3 4- Stage Crew I 2- Hi-Y 3 4 lChaplainl- Baseball 41 Football Manager I 2- The Robe 4 IProduction Staffl- Hall Monitor 41 Voted Male part of The Cutest Senior Couple 4 O HELEN CHARLENE HAMILTON-College Preparatory- Y-Teens I 2 3 41 Band I 2 3 4- Orchestra I 2 3 4- Woodwind Quintet I 2 4- You Cant Kiss Caroline 3 llfroduction Stafflg Hall Monitor 4 O GLADYS MARIE HARMON- Shorty -GeneraI- F.t-l.A. 2 41 Y-Teens 4 OJAMES HARRISON- Slippery -General- Varsity S 3 4- Football 2 3 41 Baseball 2 3 41 Assistant to Mr. Coats 4 O GENEVIEVE HAYES- Kitty -Business Education- F.H.A. 2 3 4 O CAROLYN ROSE HEFNER - Carol -Business Education- Choir I 2 3 4- Girls Ensemble 3 4- Mixed Ensemble 3 4- Shooting Stars I- Firefly 3- Hall Monitor 4. I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 11 1. 1 1 1 1 11 .1 1 1 1 1. 1. 1 1 1 .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 .1 1. 1 1 1 Production Stafflp Office Assistant 37 Footlight Festivals 2, 35 Shooting Stars Ig Firefly 3 O ALLAN 1. 11 1. .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 .1 1 1 1. 1. .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 .1 1 1 1 1. .1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 11 1. 1 1 -- 'Eg J . , Jkr v u Q Q... I A Q E1 I - I . 1 , ,, 95 3 SS ' ,s JOSEPH HENDERSON- Joe -General, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2 O MARY LEWELLYN HENDERSON- louley -Business Education O JANET E. HERR-Music, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, French Horn Quartet I, 2, 3, Brass Sextet 3, 4 O MARGARET C. HERSHBERGER- Marge - Business Education, Y-Teens l, GAA 1,2 O RONALD WAYNE HISSONG- Ron -General, Basketball Manager 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3,4, The Robe 4 IProduction Staffl, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4 O MARION HITES-Industrial Arts O JANET CAROL HOGAN- Jan -Business Education, Palette 2, Ye-Merries 4, Red Cross 3, Y-Teens 4, Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 4, Can't Kiss CaroIine 3 fProduction Staffl, The Robe 4 fProduction Staff, O ELAINE LOVE HOLDEN-General, Pep Club l, Thespians 4, Pot 0'GoId 2, 3 iEditorial Staff, Advertising Staitl, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 fCast, Production Staffl, The Robe 4 ICost, Production Staffj, GAA I, 2 O ARTHLENE FAYE HORN- Butch -General, Ye-Merries 3, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Pot O'Gold 4 IEditorial Staff, Attended Workshop at Athensl, GAA I IPinI, 2, 4, Choir I, Hall Monitor 3, Voted Most Attractive Senior Girl 4 0 DAVID L. HUDSON- Dave -Business Education, Student Council, Radio Club 2, 3 ISecretaryl, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, Trombone Quartet 4, Representative to Buckeye Boys State 3, Voted Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed O ELAINE HUGHES-4'Micki -General, Library Club I Ureasurerl, 2, 3, Home Economics Club I, Ye-Merries 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4 O DAVID GAIL HUTCHISON- Hutch -General, Hi-Y 2, 3 ISecretary-Treasurerl, 4 lPresidentl, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Shooting Stars l, Firefly 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCasti, The Robe 4 iCast, Production Staff, O MARY JEAN JONES-- Jonesie -Business Education, GAA I, Assistant to Mr. Binkley 3, Assistant to Miss Baver 4 O GENE JUDKINS- Juddy''-Industrial Arts, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band I, 2, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Assistant to Mr. Figgins 4,,Stage Crew I, 2 O DONALD G. KENNEDY- Don -College Preparatory NANCY KLINK-General, Entered from Alger 4 O DONNA DEAN KNOTT- Deanie -Distributive Education, Entered from Shawnee 3, DECA 4 Ureasurerl O HERBERT LANKER- Wop -General, Student Council 3, Audio-Visual Club 1, Varsity S 4, Football 2, 3, 4 O JOHANNAH JANE LARUE- Jo - Music, F.T.A. 'l, F.H.A. I, Ye-Merries 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 O CHARLES C. LEEDY- Chuck -General O RONALD JOE LINGENFELTER- Professor or Linge -Industrial Arts, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Choir I, 2, Hall Monitor 4, Shop Foreman Industrial Arts 4, Trophy for Outstanding Backfield lFootbaIll 3, Outstanding Track Athlete 3 O EDDIE MACK- Big Ed - General, Pot O'Gold 2, 3 O JOHN MAHONEY-Industrial Arts, Entered from St. Gerard's I, Hi-Y 2, Basketball 2, Shop Foreman llndustrial Arts, 4 O MARLENE MAIER-Business Education, Pep Club 1, Y-Teens 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Hall Monitor 4 O CONNIE MALSTON-''Cosmos -Business Education, Pep Club l, Y-Teens 3, 4, Choir l, Hall Monitor 4 O FREDIA MAE MARTIN-Business Education, Assistant to Miss Baver 4 O SHARON ARLENE McCLUER- Sharon -Business Education, Y-Teens l Nice Presi- dentl, 2 Nice Presidentl, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, Library Assistant 3, 4, Assistant to Miss Bayer 3, 4 O LA DONNA McCORMlCK- Donnie -Home Economics, F.T.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 4, GAA l, 2, Assistant to Miss Shank I, Library Assistant 2, 3 O CAROL RUTH McDONALD- Mickey -Business Education, Pep l, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, GAA l, Reserve Cheerleader I, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, Shooting Stars l, Firefly 3, Assistant to Mr. Binkley 2, Assistant to Mr. Miller, Assistant to Miss Baver 2, Hall Monitor 3, 4 O SHIRLEY McNEMAR- Shel -General, Ye-Merries 31 Y-Teens 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staff, CAROLYN FAYE McREA'- Mac -Business Education, Entered from Elida 3, F.'l'.A. 3, Band 3, Choir 3, 4, O KAY MERRICLE-Business Education, Y-Teens 4, Assistant to Miss Baver 3, Voted Most Boshful Senior Girl 4 I CHARLES MICHAEL- Mike -Industrial Arts, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, Golf 4, Choir I, The Robe 4 lProduction Staffl O DAVID MICHAEL- Dave -Industrial Arts, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3 I IDA LOUISE MICHAEL--''Weezie -Business Education, Pep Club I, Ye-Merries 2, 3, 4 lReporterI, Y-Teens I, 2, 3 lPresidentI, 4 llnter-Club Council Representativel, GAA I lPin, All Start, 2 lNumerol, All Start, 3 lLetter, All Star, Sportheadl, 4 lSportheod, Medalt, Band I, 2, 3 lMaioretteI 4 lMaioretteI, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 3, 4, Shooting Stars I, Firefly 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCast, Production Staffl, The Robe 4 lCast, Production Staffl, Assistant to Mrs. Sundlor 3, Office Assistant 3, Assistant to Miss Shank 4, Hall Monitor 4, Footlight Festivals 2, 3, Voted Most Energetic Senior Girl 4 O ANNIE LEE MILES-Home Economics O EARL MILLER- Sonny -Industrial Arts, Hi-Y 3, Baseball I, 2, Hall Monitor 4 O WILLIAM A..MILLER- Bill -College Prepara- tory, Hi-Y Club 3, Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, Woodwind Trio I, 2, Solo at Contest I, 2, Clarinet Quartet 2, Mixed Clarinet Quartet I, Choir 4, Assistant to Mr. Penhorwood 4 O ROGER LLOYD MOELLER- Rag - Industrial Arts, Student Council 2, 4 O NORMA MONEER- Squeeky --Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. 4 lVice-President, O JOE MORRISON- Curly -Industrial Arts, Class Reporter 2, Varsity S I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Assistant to Mr. Bowers 4, Assistant to Mr. Penhorwood 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Homecoming King 4, Voted Most Athletic Senior Boy 4 O JEAN- NINE ANN MOTE-Business Education, GAA I,i2 I ROLLIE MOWERY- Al -General, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3 O LUCILLE EVONNE MUSSER- Lucy -College Preparatory, Ye-Merries I, 2, 3, 4 Ureasurerl, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 lVice Presidentl, Rainbow 3 lEditorial Staffl, 4 IEditor-in-Chiefl, Orchestra 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Shooting Stars I, Firefly 3, Mixed Ensemble 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lSelection Committee, Castl, The Robe 4 lProduction Staff, Castt, Office Assistant 3, Library Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Holt Monitor 4, Footlights Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Voted Most Humorous Senior GirI 4 X Firefly 3, The Robe 4 lCastI, Secretary to Mr. Hanna 4 O HERBERT McVlCKER-Industrial Arts ' fl Y E I 3, 3 Wa X Q . . 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W., I 7 f A if : , xl- his S 3 2 'rf' CONSTANCE ANNE NASTOS- Connie -General7 Entered from Hamilton High 27 Hall Monitor 3, 4 O CAROLYN ANN NEWMAN--College Pre- paratory7 F.T.A. l, 2 llibrariani, 3 llibrarianl, 4 ftlistorian and Librarianh Rainbow 4 lTypistl7 GAA 2 ODON O'BLACK- TiffIes -General7 Basketball l, 2, 37 Baseball 4 O DONNARAE O'CONNELL- Nicki - GeneraI7 Entered from St. John's 27 Ye-Merries 4i Y-Teens 27 You Can't Kiss CaroIine 3 lCast, Production Statti7 Hall Monitor 47 Voted Best Senior Girl Dancer 4 OJOSEPH LYNN OHLER- JoiIer -College Preparatory7 Class Vice-President 27 Student Council 2, 3, 47 Radio Club 2, 37 Ye-Merries 47 Golf 47 Band l, 2, 3, 47 The Robe 4 iCastl O ELLIOTT OWENS- Duke -Business Education7 Safety Patrol l, 3 O PHYLLIS LOUISE OWENS- Phil -Distributive Education7 Radio Club 2, 37 Pep Club Ii F.T.A. 2, 3 lPresidenl17 D.E.C.A. 47 Red Cross I, 27 Office Assistant 3 ODELORES PARLETTE- Dee -Distributive Education7 D.E.C.A. 4 lSecretaryl I ALBERT PATTERSON- Sonny -Vocational Machine Shop O BILL PATTERSON- Wild Bill -Industrial Arts7 Hall Monitor 4 O ROSEMARY PEARSON- Rosie -General7 Ye-Merries 37 Pep Club 27 Y-Teens 2, 37 Red Cross l7 Choir I7 Football Usher 3, 4 O FRANCES FENCE- Fran -General7 Pep Club l, 2, 37 Y-Teens l, 2 Ureasurerl, 3, 4 iChaplainl7 Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 47 GAA 3, 47 Usher at Football Games 3, 47 Voted Best Dressed Senior Girl 4 I BETTY PERRINE- Red -Distributive Education7 Entered from Spencerville 27 Re-Entered from Waynesfield 47 Ye-Merries 27 D.E.C.A. 47 Red Cross 2 lTreasureri7 Footlight Festival 2 O ADA PHALEN-Business Education O DONALD NELSON PIPER- Don -Machine Shop Vocational O JAMES PLIKERD- Big Jim -General7 Varsity S 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Assistant to Mr. Bowers 4 JOHN DAVID POTTER- Johnny -Industrial Arts, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2 O MARVIS PUGH- Marvienne''-Business Education, F.H.A. I, 2, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4 O JIM REX- .leems -College Prepara- tory, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council l, Varsity S 3, 4, Ye-Merries 4, Radio Club 3, Hi-Y 4, Track 2, 3, 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lCast, Production Statfl, The Robe 4 lCast, Production Staftl, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Guidance Class Assistant 4 O CHARLES EDWARD RHODES- Chuck - Vocational O JOSEPH ANDREW RHODES--''Jar -Vocational Machine Shop O RE ESTHER ROBINSON- Rusty -Home Economics, Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4 O RONALD ROMlCK- Ron - General, Safety Patrol 2 lSergeantl, 3 llieutenantl, 4 lCaptaint O SAMUEL L. ROSS- Ceasar -College Preparatory, Class President 2, Student Council 3, Varsity S l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant to Mr. Penhorwood 4 O MARILYN LOU SABOSLY--Home Economics, Red Cross l, Reserve Cheerleader 2 lletter, Megaphonel, Hall Monitor 4 O ROBERT G. SAINE- Varsity Vic - lndustrial Arts, Assistant to Mr. Sykes 4 O FRANK J. SELVAGGIO- Frank -Vocational Auto Mechanics, Entered from St. Johns 3 O LARRY SHAWLER-General, Entered from Wapokonela 4 O SHIRLEY ANNE SHERER- Pooky -Business Education, F.H.A. l, 2, Ye-Merrie: 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Assistant to Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Geary, and Miss Wahl, and Miss Cupp 4 O IMOGENE SHORT-''Shorty -Distributive Education, Red Cross l, Y-Teens l, D.E.C.A. 4 O ROBERT HARRISON Sl-tORT- Tiny - Vocational Machine Shop O SHARON ROSE SHRIDER-Horne Economics, Home Economics Club l, Ye-Merries 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pot O'Gold 4 lEditorial Staffl, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staff, Selection Committeel, Assistant to Mr. Miller 4 4? NANCY LEE SIMONS- Nannie -College Preparatory, Red Cross I, 2, Hall Monitor 4, Office Assistant 3 O LARRY R. SKELLY- Devil Dan - lndustrial Arts, Class President 3, Varsity S 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Fooiabll I, 2, 3, 4, Voted Most Humorous Senior Boy 4 O CELIA E. SMITH- Cea -Business Education, F.H.A. 4 lPresidentJ, Choir I, 2, 3, Shooting Star I, Firefly 3, Assistant to Mrs. Geary 4 O MARY ELIZABETH SMITH -College Preparatory, Ye-Merries 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2 llnter-Club Council Representativel, 3, 4 iSecreturyl: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staff, Selection Committeel, Secretary to Mr. Hanna 4, Voted Most Musical Senior Girl 4 OWILLIAM W. SMITH- Bill -Music, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 I DONALD SPENCER- Don --College Preparatory, Student Council 4 Ureasurerl, Wrestling I, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, The Robe 4 fCast, Selection Committeel, Hall Monitor 4, National Thespion Award 3, Thespians 4 O DOROTHY MAE STODDARD- Desi -General O RITA JEAN STOKES-General, Class Reporter I, Student Council 3 iSecretaryl, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens I iPresidentI, 2, 3 iSecretaryt, 4, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 4, GAA I fPinl, 2, 3, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor I, Usher for Football Games 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Voted Most Typical Senior Girl 4 I SHELBY ARLENE SUTTON-''Shelb -Business Education, Pep Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 2, GAA I, Band Maioretle 3, 4, Assistant to Mrs. Sundfor I, 2, Hall Monitor 4, Office Assistant 3, Rainbow Typist 4 O GLORIA SWEENEY- Glo -Business Education, Ye-Merries 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3 Unter-CI-ub Council Representativej, 4, Pot O'Gold Advertising Staff 4, GAA I fPinl, 2, 4, Usher at Football Games 3, 4 O DONALD SWICKRATH- Switty -General, Baseball 2, 4 O CHARLES LEE SYBERT- Cork -Vocational Machine Shop O SHARON ROSE THOMPSON-''Bug -Business Education, Entered from Central 3, Assistant to School Nurse 3 O MARCIA MAE TOPE- Marsh -Business Education, Pep Club I, 2, 4 O BARBARA ANN TRUESDALE- Barb - Business Education, Ye-Merries I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2,'3, 4, Shooting Star I, FirefIy 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 iSelection Committeel O RAY VAN CAMP- Buck -Vocational Machine Shop, Band I, 2 GENEVA WASHINGTON- Jackie -Home Economics, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 I JOE M. WELDY- Heap -Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2 O DOLORES JOYCE, WENDEL- Joy -Business Education, Y-Teens 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staffl, Hall Monitor 3 O LOIS WENHOFER- Lolo -Distributive Education, F.T.A. 2, 3 lSecretaryl, Ye-Merries 2, Radio Club 3, D.E.C.A. 4, National Thespians 4, Assistant to Miss Bowyer 3, Assistant to Mr. Smith 2, 3 O NANCY LOU WERNER- l.ouie -Distribu- tive Education, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Ye-Merries l, D.E.C.A. 4 lReporterl, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Rainbow Advertising Staff 3, Choir l, D.E.C.A. North- western Ohio Secretary-Treasurer 4 I NORMA JEAN WERNER- Norm -General O ROBERT MICHAEL WERNER- Bishop -Industrial Arts, Hi-Y 4, Varsity S 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 4 O LYNN WHEELER- Herb -General, Band l, 2, 3 O EMIL RALPH WHITE- Emo -Fine Arts, Red Cross 3, Rainbow Cortoonist 4, Voted Most Bashful Senior Boy 4 O LAVERN ELIZABETH WHITE- Vicki -Home Economics, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 O JOYCE ARLENE WHITED- Pete -Business Education, Ye-Merries 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3 lAll Star, Numeralsl, 4, Choir 1, You Can't Kiss CaroIine 3 lProduclion Stalfl, Hall Monitor 3 O GOR- DON LEE WILDERMUTH- Moose -Industrial Arts, Varsity S I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3 lProgram Chairmanl, 4 lSergeant of Armsj, Ye-Merries 4, Football I, Baseball l, 2 lStaIisticianl, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3 lProduction Staff, Castl, The Robe 4 lCastl, Assistant to Mr. Bowers 4, Assistant to Mr. Penhorwood 4, Assistant to Miss Bowyer 4, Assistant to Mr. Hubbell 4, Voted Most Talkative Senior Boy 4 O RONALD WlLKERSON- Ron - Industrial Arts O EDNA LOUISE WILLIAMS- Willie -Business Educa- tion, Y-Teens I, 2 O RUTH WILLIAMS- Boots -Home Economics, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2 O PATRICIA ELAINE WILLIAMS- Pat -Fine Arts, Student Council I, Pep Club I, Ye- Merries 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryl, Thespians 4 lPresidentl, Y-Teens l lSecretaryl, 2 llnter-Club Council Representativel, 3, 4, Pot O'GoId 4 lEditorl, Delegate to Summer Journalism Workshop 3, Band l, The Robe 4 lSeIection Committee, Production Staff, Castl, Footlights Festival 2, 3, Usher at Football Games 3, 4, Voted Female part of Cutest Senior Couple 4 we M nmlmygik few-. 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Lewis, R. lawson, A. Fields, J. Williams H. Smith, J. Ewing, K. Helsel, D. Gossard, B. Fisher, J. McDonald I B. Basselle, J. Dawlon, B. Ward. O ROW 2: R. lingenfeller, F. Amslead, C. Cannon, D. Gilberl, C. Colton, J. Slevenson, T. Campbell, D. Myers, B. Slauffer, B. Coals, D. Helms. O ROW l: C. Davis, S. Ross, D. Spencer, D. Osborn, l. Skelly, R. Weaver, D. Coffey, .I. Morrison, J. Binkley, J. Harrison. 1 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Sam Ross St. Rose ..... .... I 3 Ad.. ........... .... o Freshmen Team Van Wert Flinn Coats, D. Gos- Slauffer, Blank, B. O ROW Williams, H. Smith, McDonald. Central 6 ROW 4: J. Bush, D. Coffey, P. Ingram, J. Green, R. Roberts, D. Baker, F. Briggs, M. Murphy, J. Binkley, G. Temple, H. Courtney lCoach's Assistantj. O ROW 3: J. Dally, l. Franklin, J. Cardone, J. Joiner, R. Banks, D. May, D. Pratt, B. Blair, D. Simmons, J. Gladen lManagerl, J. Rader lManagerl, J. Bowers lCoachl. O ROW 2: H. Lanker lCoach's Assistanll, l. Caprellu, l.. San- ders, B. Boyd, C. Anthony, L. Barnes, G. Shorp, H. Fisher, L. Bowers. O ROW 1: J. Rhinock, J. Murphy, F. Cook, J. Keller, L. Sanders, B. Monford, K. Adams, J. Moneer. Central ..... ..... O Van Wert Findwv -- ----- 7 Reserve Team Central .. Piqua .. ,.. . unlklfz L lNEMP-N VE BACK ou1s1ANmNc never-IS' ,..llNl E LINEMAN VE BACK oU1STANDl Dave Adams Jim Binkley Tom Campbell Clyde Cannon l955 l955 1956 l956 Right Half Back Tackle Guard Tackle , 1 CQHCY eng Doni955 Sum Cospg Cenief 4 19 - Cowen k1e MM1956 we 4' 1 CAPTAIN Guard A X 1 1 W 1 Larry Skelly 'C - 1 1955 End 1 i -5 cuff DNS ,Y , 1955 k Don Cunningham Guard .Y Charms Cotton 13 1956 ki Tac e .lim Harrison 1955 Fullback Ron Lingenfelter Dan Myers Dave Osborn , Jim Plikerd 1955 1957 1955 1955 Halfback Tackle Guard Center Dave Steiner Jim Stevenson Ron Weaver Charles Wright 1957 1956 1956 1956 Center Tackle Defensive Halfback Fullback 4. 1 - .Q Q Rum .Q- L iz X. A ml, Q- .I k 4' -p , 6 -, 1 A . f k l 4L.ll fg Eexi, 31 ,. S S552 Y KN, X . ,Q 17 ,vff ff 3? all r . V- , ef ,A 52.2 ,P QJAVH v f K Q. .. f' W Q - -1 ,xg vw . I . ' '30 f Q Q : 41 ,if ew SZ 0 W , Numan vt x f 3 - , K Y .- sa 'S t' I 'H V 3, fx 5 13 l , LN gill, f ggiag, . .5 , QQTQ fv , 'lf I 5 -A Y ' - ?q,fw FS ' .Lx :fgQwfa'f W 4 gg Q ff? 520:41 my 1 IW? ggi? 5? 5?imig?? '13 i f 343, 1. , , Q ' N - LX ' f gil ' 1 3- v 1 if f ar f- W'E54f6E+ 4 QA MQ, HK, , WL Q .ZW , W 1292 - . 1954 Football Season South vs. Central bonfire at pep rally. Players entered the field from the tiger's mouth at the South vs. Central game. Jr. High Football Team. Mr. Murphy and Band members after a half-time performance. Cent 5 pimennra 5 dragon and so , uths tiger Q, half' Pope and Hanna after the big game Morrison gets the ball at the South-Central game. Marilyn Davis, S Highlights ofthe 1954-1955 Basketball ddxex.. a ht' our team ' 5 S One of the Boosters who operated the concession stand at T basketball games. Easy does it, Joel . Reserve Cheerleaders Miller, Ann Morrison, Georgie Hittepole, linda hufon 5PenCe - Sam Ross gets the ball in the South vs. St. Marys game. Season Fans anxiously await the ouicome of Ihe game. South vs. Central GeI Ihci bulll .I aff Q S B Q XE E e 554 ig 5 Q 'c S 3 A S. -2 -W 23 :S 'SK 53 sz is 9 ...,...50 ......44 ...,,.40 ,...,.46 ......45 .....,67 ......26 45 Reserve Squad Bm-Coats, Don Gassard, Dan Myers, Dave Steiner, Bill Howser, Chuck Wren Ron Lawson, Milton Wilhight. Freshmen Squad ROW 3: Gordon Temple, Jim Chambers, Danny May, Jim Dally, Paul Arnett, Larry Bowers IManagerl. O ROW 2: Larry Franklin, Joe Cardone, Bruce lott, Fred Briggs, Larry Barnes. I ROW l: Roman Wagner, John Keller, Gary Sharp. '95s Spring Sports Golf South ........ ,...... 1 6 St. Gerards .......... 0 South ......,. ...... l 2 Central .....,... .... 4 South ......,. .... 8 Sidney ..... .... 4 South ........ ...... l 3 Shelby ........ .... 3 South ,.,..... ...,.. l 6 Central ......... .,.. 0 South .,,,.,,, ,,., 7 Bellefontaine .,,..... l l South ,,...,., ,.,. 9 Sidney .,.,......, .... 7 South ........ ,...... l 2 Bellefontaine ........ 4 South ..,..... ,..,,.... l 6 St. Gerards .......... 0 G.O.L. 4th place District 4th Place Track South 63-U3 Shawnee 54-2X3 South 54-2f3 Kenton .... 63-lf3 South 58 Piqua .,.... 60 South 70-U6 Sidney .... 47-lf6 South I7 Central ..l0l Jr. Olympics 47 points lSecond Placel ROW 3: J. Ewing, H. Powell, T. White, T. Goodwin, J. Binkley, J. Porter, D. Camper, B. Clay, J. Rex, B. Blank, B. Werner. O ROW 2: D. VanShouk, B. Nunn, S. Wilson, C. Banks, J. Ellison, R. Walters, J. Fisher, S. Willis, C. Cannon, D. Hedges. O ROW l: P. Sherrick, D. Spencer, B. Edwards, S. Miller, D. Williams, C. Davis, G. Fields, R. Lingenfelter. Baseball ROW 3: C. Fisher, L. Fetzer, D. Gossard, B. Coats, D. Meyers, W. Thomas, J. Shivley, D. Steiner, F. Armstead. O ROW 2: L. Plaugher, T. Campbell, B. Howser, D. Adams, B. Baker, R. Weaver, R. Lawson, T. Baker, 'D. 0'Black. O ROW l: J. Barton, B. Maxwell, J. Morrison, L. Skelly, D. Cunningham, J. Shortina, J. Stevenson, B. Bassette. 34 Charles Arnett Figgins David h Floyd McCuIloug Roger Sellers South South South .............. 4 South .............. 3 South .............. 4 Troy .............. 9 Mansfield ...... 1 5 Central .......... 3 St. Marys ...... 6 Springfield .... 13 South South South South South ..... Shawnee ..... Marlon ....... Central ....... Marlon ....... Central ....... organizations Mr. Steiner and Miss Rimer were the ad- visers of the Mary Conrath Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. There were I5 members in the club this year. The members help teach classes, check attendance, help F. T. A. wr. vw' viw o 'P vm- ' si yy. 5 0 ,ami lglnvtszn. 5' X orwlsi tt 'A' lee 'ww P' glmo 'ROI . C. Y H959 GO Adams' F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America were under the supervision of Miss Cupp. Celia Smith is president of the club. Other officers are Darlene Shibler-Vice President, Betty Barnhill - Secretary, Marilyn Romick -Reporter, Shirley Shriner-Historian and Connie Putman-Treas- urer. The purpose of the organization is the further inter- ests in homemaking. The club's 18 members collected coupons to finish a set of silverware for the food laboratory. IKI , i, lt' eval. teachers and perform many other services for the teaching staff. For every clock hour worked the student earns one point towards a certificate of merit. Club officers this year were Jean Cottrell-President, Kay Hoover- Vice-President and Marilyn Ziegenbusch- Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: B. Barnhill, B. Sheely, J. Shafer, Mr. Steiner. I SEATED: J. Cottrell, N. White, E. Mowrey. S. Shriner W. Barnhill STANDING: R. Williams, G. Harman, C. Putman. I SEATED: C. Smith, G. Hayes. STANDING: M. Pugh, F. Edwards, L. White, B. Barnhill, D. Shibler, M. Romick. O SEATED: D. Bailey, G. Washington, Miss 36 Cupp. L. McCormick, R. Robinson, J. Miller. Safety Patrol Roland Romick was Captain of the Safety Patrol and his Lieutenants were Richard Long, Robert Chamberlain and Stanley Wilson. The 15 members of the club were under the direc- tion of Mr. Coats. Safety, to and from as well as within the school, is the purpose of the Safety Patrol. CTV hugh a nel' 1 .5' wt .ox t'r?.:21t 'c X4 '3. . F' ,N 'U NN 1' 10 y,O I vogsxlaxf-l Q. STANDING: T. McPheron, D. long, B. Chamberlain, R. Romick, Mr. Coats. OSEATED: D. Humngef, R. Hemry, L. Johnston, S. Wilson. Audio Visual GAINST WALL: Mr. Michael, . Boggs, D. Temple. O NEAR ANISTER: J. Higgens, E. Tay- or, N. Marietta, B. Zimmerman. Mr. Michael was the adviser of the 15 members of the Audio- Visual club. Roy Boggs was presi- dent and Ben Zimmerman was vice- president. The boys assist teachers and clubs in the use of audio-visual aids. STANDING: J. Tordiff, J. Mon- eer, L. Johnston, L. Hullinger. OSEATED: T. Laman, D. Hooker. G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is composed of 250 girls under the direction of Miss Shank. The purpose of the group was to promote good sportsmanship, increase powers of self-direction and leadership, and to enioy physical activities as a medium of self-expression. Out- standing events during the year were the Awards Banquet and the All Star game and dance. The officers were: Barbara O'Dell iPresidentl, Sandra Frey Nice-presidentl, Sandra Green iSecretary-Treasurerl, Mary Smith iSenior Representativet, Donna Stokes Uunior Representativel, Joyce Wright iSophomore Representativei, and Martha Thomas iFreshman Representativei. Basketball Aw, let me have it. Upperclassmen Donna spikes Bowling Team Getting ready for a 300 game. Senior G.A.A. Members Miss 3 5 ii Q i 5 2 5 Library Club STANDING: J. Maurer, J. Davis, D. Compston R. Willhight. O SEATED J. Gillette, A. Shaw, J Wires, L. Musser, M Ward. AG P' Bren Humnge' ns. Bohr, XE M. 1 Hommex Y 1 l Y' yN Au. G- Bidi Ewell MNST n0 ' ' r lDD 1 n. ' Moe ,j,,'Ii...M-Q,1','IiE1fR1 'gk Glad- . riehibn, 5' mug L. U ese' sexier. 5' me The Library Club encourages stu- dents to learn library routines, to handle books properly, to encourage growth by reading and to appreciate libraries. Miss Faieta was the adviser ofthe 53 member group. Each mem- ber donates one hour a week to work- ing in the library. Linda Musser was president, Sharon liames was vice- president and Josephine Wires was secretary. lor, K. Brown, F Whelsel, Miss Faieta S. Iiames, S. Mortiz C KNEELING: S Peal, L. Iiames. STANDING: B. Jackson, N. Har- desty. O SEATED: L. Crissinger, J. Downing. STANDING: l. Pugh, S. lnhoff, R. Johnson, J. Joiner, D. Monford. S. Owens, B. Maitlen, A. ldmiston, M. Williams, J. Herr. O SEATED: K. Gallespie, N. Crawford. STANDING: L. Tay- The Jr. Red Cross at South High School is J u n i o r R e d C r o S S affiliated with ounty Chapter of American Red was the club adviser ,,.: :AQ ,,,i 50 members was secretarY, was treasurer. The club filled gift nt scrapbooks to a foreign country and gavei iiii a program at the County Home. ROW 2: D. Compsfon, B. Short, C. Wingel M. Shibley, R. Hemry, K. Brown, M. Newman C. Paxson, S. Baker. O ROW 1: D. Hartman D. Biederman, P. Bannister, R. Shelly,' M. Wagner, R. Kerr. 2. J. Sh. ' Sha Pheroflbljy' J. Hardeuy F: ROW 'Cad'-Won. Z' Mg., rland, N' P - Moneer B 9sIy, age, 5, Lgwsg Mg. n. STANDING: M. Gludfeller, P. Sproul, E. Craver. I SEATED: J. Gottfried, L. laman, J. Piper. l.. lo R.: D. Downing, B. Hemphill, Miss Glassford, M. Converse, N. Crowe, R. Burden. STANDING: D. Nice, T. Wildermuth, J. Harrison. 0 KNEELING: B- Roberts. L- Porter. l- Shaver, G- NEAR WALL. S. Buggies, M. Mell, L. Price, E. Smith Hllbefl- ' D. Pepple. 'NEAR BANISTER: D. Newland, M Repaz, O. Penn, D. Biederman, B. Baker, B. Sheely Seventh Grade Y-Teens Mrs. Huff was adviser for the 7th Y-Teen club and there were 25 members this year. At Christmas the club sent place-favors to the Children's Home. Ruth Ann Williams was president, Carolyn Shook was vice-president, Marilyn Lawson was secretary, Diane Never- gall was treasurer, Susan Smith was program chairman, Jackie Crawford was chaplain and Linda Stewart was inter-club council representative. STANDING: K. Reynolds, R. Davis, B. Sweeney, B. Leis, -J. Melton. I SEATED: V. Lingle, R. Law. STANDING: Mrs. Huff, M. Hig- gins, K. Griffin, S. Robertson. O SEATED: C. Shook, C. Pritch- ard, M. Lawson, D. Nevergall, J. Crawford. Metzger. STANDING: M. Shilling, S. Lundey, L. Rex, S. Smith, S. Moening, P. Green, S. Smith. O SEATED: S. Turner, L. Stewert. AGAINST WALL: S. Campbell, K Skinner, N. Fleming, B. Maur C MIDDLE: P. Crowe. O AT BAN ISTER: R. Williams, C. Spiker, S Eighth Grad Baby sitting during P.T.A. meetings was one of the e Y-Teens of the 8th Y-Teen club. Also, the club spon- movie and made Easter baskets for the Day Nursery. Miss Olive Fundum was the adviser for the 29 girls. Josephine Wires was president, Mary Shawler was vice-president, Jean Maurer was secre- tary, Alice Moler was treasurer, Joan Smith was re- porter, and Elva Goodwin was inter-club council repre- sentative. The group had a get-acquainted party, a Valentine party and a picnic at the end of the year. proiects sored a STANDING: S. McClain E Aller, L. Smith, l. Cheney Musser. O SEATED: J. Wires, J. Dowdey, S. Miller, K. O'DeII ROW 2: M. Shawler, J. Mauer, E. Goodwin, B. Brookman, B. Hardesly, B. Holiday, G. Lesho. I ROW' I: S. Clifton, A. Shaw, S. Shafer, M. Gehring, J. Gil- lette, C. Miller. . STANDING Miss Fundum F Whetsel R Johnson J Smith J Jay CSEATED D West L Short A Mo er STANDING: F. Mull, K Bnllhort E Es monde, S. Dankirt, N. Conner O KNEEL ING: C. Oliver, B. Jones E Goodwin Freshmen Y-Teens The purpose of the Y-Teen clubs is the same pur- pose as the Y.W.C.A. with whom they are affiliated. This purpose has three goals: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, re- ligions and nationalities, and to grow in the knowl- edge and love of God. The 40 club members bought gifts for every child in Mizpah Mission kindergarten for their Christmas party and a dona- tion was given to the Y.W.C.A. building fund. On Jan. 24, l955, the club sponsored a Sock Hop at the Y,W,C.A. This year the officers were as follows: President-Wanda Ellison, Vice-President -Nancy Lutman, Secretary-Karen Huber, Treas- urer-Linda Davis, Inter-Club Council Representa- tive-Marlene Keller and Program Chairman--Sue McClellan. Mrs. Hauenstein is the club adviser. hull. 1 on. 5- Mols l now 2i G' Hm'iii?::LL'kPi4i1be N' Muon . W. l ' BACK ROW: P. Barnes, J. McCluer, B. Miller, J. Layman, M. Keller, S. McClellan. I SEATED: S. Wachen- schwanz, J. Schwartz, M. Miller, L. Davis, P. Pratt, P. Cunningham, N. Whited. BACK ROW: M. Dickinson, K. Rhoades, K. Myers, M. Thomas, J. Billings, P. Sibold. O FRONT ROW: J. McClain, P. Werking, B. Sheely, B. Ridge, C. Haller. STANDING: C. Boggs, J. Burton, l.. Hurles, C. Willeke, D. Dalton, L. U weiiy, v. nuff, B. Pencil. OSEATED: Mrs. Hauenstein, S. Q Maxwell. The Y-Teen motto is For Y-Teen I Will. These 45 members of the 10th grade club lived up to this inspiring motto by raising money for their proiects Sophomore Y-Teens by having movies and a bake sale. They had a chili supper, Christmas party at the Y.W.C.A. and showed slides of Africa at one of their meetings. Miss Shanahan was the club adviser and Carolyn Temple held the office of presi- dent. Other officers were Carol Craw- ford as vice-president, Sharon Forche as secretary, Barbara Crissinger as treasurer, Mary Conkle as reporter, Barbara Lingle as inter-club council representative and Nancy Garrison as chaplain. Miss Shanahan adviser AGAINST WALL: L. Dixon Nl. Dotson, L. Sherer I MIDDLE ROW: B. Florida E. Severns, G. Scheufler, P. Small. O BANISTER: A. Porter, K. Kelley, J. Bechtol, J. Foster. STANDING: P. Hefner, S. Robert- .on, M. Pendergast, J. Ogle, M. 3rose, J. Swallow. O SEATED: L. team, C. Hites, P. Reitf, A. Roush. 2,85 BACK ROW: K. Bailey, C. Goodwin, M. Blosser, J. Wright, C. Barnum, M. Mote, P. Haver. O FRONT ROW: M. Saine, C. Behr, B. McDorman, P. Bannister, B. Long. L. to R.: N. Garrison, C. Temple, S. Forche. C. Craw ford, M. Conkle, J. Loukos, B. Lingle, B. Crissinger. Junior Y-Teens as-Q HU . ...w1 'vi'e.aw- G M.1tg9..f.wv1 ' LN S .Q STAND MQVCN' 1gfdlf ' itirxix' Colmu' B L I A Mother-Daughter Tea was one of the social events of the llth Y-Teens which was under the supervision of Mrs. Geary. A dance, a taffy pull and a Senior Farewell Tea were other notable events. The 39 members chose Karen Martin as president, Navaio Gorham as vice- president, Floann Billiter as secretary, Georgia Dalton as treasurer, Nancy Korn as chaplain, Marie Cash as inter-club council representative and Sharon Sigler as program chairman. As proiects the club filled Christmas and Easter baskets for needy families. STANDING: D. Shibler, M. Romick, D. Bailey, M. Phalen, C. Hardmon, F. Billiter, K. Martin, N. Bishop, M. Osborne, E. Orpurt, S. Judkins, N. Gorham. I SEATED: E. Aller, C. Beebe, J. Williams. Q STANDING: 5. Binkley, S. long, A. Smith, B. Burks, M. Parshall B. Lowe, D. Stokes, S. lnhotf, C. Kirtland. I SEATED: B. Bucher STANDING: C. Edmislon, L. Mouser. I SEATED: G. Dalton, L. Hennon, D. Whited. 46 N. White, Korn, J. Cheney, S. Sigler. L. to R.: R. Hall, Mrs. Geary, M. Ruth, K. Crawford, S. Green, M. Cash. Barbara O'Dell was president of the I2th Y-Teens this year. Lucy Musser was vice- president, Mary Smith was secretary, Carolyn Senior Y-Teens AGAINST WALL: Miss Taggart R. Robinson, F. Edwards, G Crissinger was treasurer, Frances Pence was chaplain, and Louise Michael was inter-club council representative. Their adviser was Miss Taggart. The 27 members filled Christmas baskets, gave S10 to the Salvation Army and made favors for the folks at the County Home. A dance was held after the South-Central basketball game on Feb. 25, 1955. Harmon. O FRONT ROW: L Musser, M. Smith, C. Hamilton J. Wendel, K. Merricle, M. Pugh S. McCluer, C. Crissinger. it E' E . . Green, P. Williams, A. Horn, J. Brano- vitch, R. Stokes, F. Pence. L. to R.: K. Anthony, N. Comer, G. Sween- ey, E. Thompson, M. Maier, S. Frey, C. Malston, J. Hogan, J. Gibbs. 47 L to R- B O'DeIl, L. Michael, S. l Hi-Y neo C ts D Harttile- . SE on - ' s1p.N'?iN?i3MJ'uakans. P- Monk' w. Mme' ' The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Mr. Coats was adviser to these 23 boys. David Hutchison was presi- dent, Larry Woten was vice-president, Nathan Miller was secretary-treasurer, Allan Hall was chaplain and Gordon Wildermuth was ser- geant-at-arms. This year the club proiects were sending Christmas baskets to needy families, city wide Good Friday services, Easter vesper services and a S50 donation to World Service. TOP ROW: C. Cardone, N. Miller, R. Mowery. O BOTTOM ROW: J. Barnes, D. Hutchison, G. Wildermulh. 48 l. to R.: H. Courtney, B. Werner, D. White, B. Wood, P. Pugh, C. Michael. STANDING: A. Hall, J. Binkley, L. Woten, J. Weldy, J. Fisher. O SEATED: J. Rex, J. Morrison. STANDING: T. Yazel, L. Davis, T. Whirle, K. Heffner, J. Smith, G. Sousz, G. Moeller, J. Billings, R Stokes. O SEATED: J. McClain, L. Dotson, M. Dickinson, K. Rhoades. Student Councll The Student Council serves as a medium of student opinion. There were 46 members in the group. Members are chosen by their fellow students. There is one student chosen from each homeroom in grades 7-10 and 6 stu- dents chosen from the large Junior and Senior home- rooms. Mrs. Zalia Sundfor and Mr. Merlyn Sykes were the advisers. This last year Evelyn Thompson served as president, Jack Arnett was vice-president, Barbara Crissinger was secretary and Don Spencer was treasurer. STANDING: E. Rieff, B. Howser, B. Coats, S. Inhoff, N. Korn, V. Lee, N. Baker A Roush, P. Fields, L. Stewart, C. Baker, B. McDorman, S. Robertson I SEATED: F. Figgins, R. Ryan. STANDING: R. Moeller, J. Clemens, E. Thompson, J. Barnes, D. Spencer, J. Ohler, B. Crissinger. O SEATED: Mr. Sykes, Mrs. Sundfor. --Yeo Ti9 S Tough guy Lead on Do victory Pep South-Central Pep Rally '7!wl2' - . A....:.-fnen'I' sniff ,ll -u--f . 5, Signet. - - . in Wiseman. NDING2 E- Mm STA art. N, Comer. 5- 5 Y9 The Rainbow EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ,,,.,,..,....,...,.... ,......................................... ...... L u cy Musser Sports ..,....,.................... ............. J erry Barnes Southern Exposure ........ ......... J eannie PeeP0 Features ..................... ......... F airy leming Exchange ..................,,.,,...,..,.,,....,.,.,.......,..,,...........,.........................,...... Curl Corrello Cartoons ,,,,,,,.,,,...,.,,,..,.,.,........,A,,.. .......,,.,,.....,,,,,.,..,.......,..,.,....,................... E mil White Reporters-Barbara Long, Sue Moritz, Barbara O'DeII, Lou Ann Pugh, Eddy Reiff, Dorothy Stoddard, Kenny Murphy. Typists-JoAnn Gibbs, Carolyn Newman, Ada Phalen, Shelby Sutton, Joyce Wendel, Sandra Fry. Adviser ................................. ...........,.............................. .....,. M I ss Mary Weadock BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager ....,....,,.,...,.....,,........................................................ Sharon Sigler Solicitors-Nayna Comer, Edith Maier, Elizabeth Orpurt, Barbara Swygart, Carolyn Osborne, June Wiseman. Adviser .,..,.....,,..,...,..........,...,...................................................................... Mr. Fred Rex Editorial Miss Weadock is the adviser for the editorial staff of the Rain- bow and Mr. Rex is adviser of the advertisement staff. The paper is published each month and con- tains the latest school news. Lucy Musser was the editor. i I Fred Rex Phot09 'Ph ' Staff STANDING: K. Murphy, D. Stoddard, C. Corrello, J. Barnes, B. Long, L. Pugh, 5. Moritz, E. White. C SEATED: L. Musser, F. Leming, J. Peeper. 52 pot o' gold To our readers: Many hours of hard work went into pub- lishing this last annual of South High School. We all did our very best to make this o book you will always treasure. -The Staff 1- siatt Adyeffi se men ence. France5 P . - Sweeney white. STANDING: Pat Spa-gxgooilrglsl' Gqllasple. Nelda O 5 ' . 51 kes- f, lghzronoforschef Pc' Heine Editorial Staff Pied 0. az., o'o9 aPher STANDING: J. Branovitch, N. Bendure, O. Buckmasler. I SEATED: G. Hollar, Miss Kah lAdvisori, K. Anthony, P. williams iednofi, s. Frey, Afsistvnf Photographer A. Horn, M. Parshull. Dave Seng Miss Kah lAdviserl, O. Buckmaster K. Anthony, A. Horn, P. Williams 53 Distributive Education h I-1 1. Ca'-npe:e?.D, Knoll, P- ow S 0 ' N199 ' L N. . Adams. vtlemeh stmmuc-1 g semen: N- Wellhoier' Cqretl- perrine. D' ans. The Lima South Distributive Edu- cation Club was under the super- vision of Miss Helen Moon. There were li members in the organi- zation this year. Larry Adams was president, Norma Moneer was vice-president, Delores Parlette was secretary, Deanie Knott was treasurer and Nancy Werner was reporter. Members of the group attended the regional, state and national conventions. Proiects this year were CIothe a ChiId and an employee-employer apprecia- tion banquet. Distributive Education Adviser Helen Moon Motto: We Earn While We Learn. 0 Purpose: To promote citizenship, leadership, and individual person- alities through club activities and in our relationship with distributors in Lima and Ohio. L. to R.: L. Adams, D. Carey, N. Werner, N. Moneer, I. Short, J. Camper, D. Parlette, CIothe o Child winner, B. Perrine, L. Wenhofer, D. Knott. 54 Dressed warm for the winter. CIothe a Child winner. Don Coffey Ron Hissong William Konschok Adviser Stage Crew Roy Boggs Jim Fournier The Stage Crew prepares the stage for any and all school functions. These boys are under the supervision of Mr. Konschak. Don Coffey was stage man- ager and Ron Hissong was the assistant stage manager. Roger Swaim Seventh Grade Home Economics ROW 2: Miss Wahl, N. Locker, K. Giffin, A. Lehman, L. Stewart, M. Higgins, P. .Curry, G. Grigsby, J. Battles. I ROW 1: K. Skinner, R. Williams, C. Cheney, M. Hoover, S. Robertson, R. Sheely, R. Kerr, J. Binkley, C. Grigsby, P. Fields. This group of girls compose the Seventh Grade Home Eco- nomics club. The club encour- ages an interest in homemak- ing. The 21 members made Christmas gifts and cooked and served refreshments for a party. Ronda Kerr was president, Ruth Ann Williams was vice-presi- dent, Rachelle Sheely was sec- retary, Sally Robertson was treasurer and Judith Shaffer was reporter. Miss Orlea Wahl was club adviser. 55 Junior Class Play Love Is In The Air was a delightful comedy giving a clear insight to the freedom and informality of the American home Th . e Truitt children-Gladys Uanet Williamsl, Clarence lFIoyd Figginsl 5gil8Yv ' yqfell. ' ggi W 31 M. 05bOl':B'2-Rovlnll-i.P.:'iOVfvAGiZgns' Rr? Cash. R' Basset. D' H12 Mcflln' L rj Mum. E' L immen ' Gehrlng' h ten. ,SIPencer. M' P u Selection Committee . Cxcflllh E 0'-Pun: shofgh and Maggie lFIoann Billiterl feel that their lives aren't goin ac: 9 cording to their plans. They aren't satisfied with the way their f a fairs are going with Roscoe lDelbert Hartfilel Jackie lEvel n 1 Y Allerl, and Beanie lNathan Millerl. They decide that their trouble is caused by their unromantic parents. They discuss their problems with their parents and everything turns out to be a very happy ending. The play, written by Frank and Doris Hursley was pre- sented on December 9 and 10, 1954. I Production Staff ROW 2: M. Parshall, D. Williams, C. Beebe, G. Dalton Cast J. Peeper, B. roraaff, J. csmeu, M. num, K. Hooverf. O ROW l: S. Sigler, M. Romick, S. Binkley, D. Shibler. STANDING: J. Shaffer, C. Corrello, R. Boggs, K. Carr, K. Martin, J. Williams, G. Claflin. O SEATED' M. Cash, J. Arnett, Miss Bowyer, E. Alter. O KNEEL: ING: S. Green. STANDING: C. Beebe, K. Hoover, Q M. Ruth, J. Gehring, C. Spencer, E Orpurt, M. Osborne, P. Cottrell O KNEELING: B. Torditt, N. Miller ROW 2: F. Figgins, M. Cash, J. Williams, F. Billiler, E. Aller, G. Claflin. O ROW I: J. Shaffer, R. Boggs, D. Hartfile. The theme of The Robe centers around the crucifixion of Jesus and the birth of Christianity. It was in Judea in the days of Pontius Pilate that an uneasy sentence was imposed upon a young Jewish prophet who had disturbed the peace of the prov- ince. Marcellus Gallio, a Minoan captain, is as- signed to carry out the deed and the Galilean is crucified. The Romans cast dice for the robe and Marcellus wins. Marcellus is obsessed with remorse. The robe is first a symbol of guilt, so that he fears to see it, then of spiritual rebirth, so that its touch gives him strength and peace again. Marcellus then seeks out the disciples and becomes a devotee of the new Christianity. Production Staff STANDING: D. Spencer, C. Cardone, K. Anthony. O SEATED: P. Williams, Miss Bowyer, E. Thompson. Senior Class Play selecrio 'I C . omhnhee ROW 3: P. Wolfe, D. Spencer, R. Williams, E. Thompson, S. Green, R. Conner, B. Crum, D. Hutchison, J. Ohler. O ROW 2: E. Holden, Michael, L. Musser, Anthony, P. Williams, McRea. .ROW 'l: D Wilson, D. Anderson, C Cardone, J. Rex, L. Wo ten, G. Wildermuth, J. Barnes. STANDING: L. Musser Holden, R. Hissong, Green, P. Wolfe, Thompson, A. Hall, Woten, D. Hutchinson Michael. I SEATED: Hogan, J. Branovitch Michael, P. Williams, Anthony. Cast Ye Merries . ham' mm. 9' Cgjmzilialoms' L P- 1ED1 ' Hubefl . . D- , s1r-Nmffei. SCl 'f:1 ,ye I l -rem? ' Ye Merries provides dramatic experience beyond that offered in drama classes and experience for those who cannot enroll in drama classes. Each year this group produces the FootIight Festival which usually consists of 5 one-act plays. The 45 members chose Charles Cardone as president, Dick Anderson and Sandra Green as vice-presidents, Pat Williams as secretary, and Louise Michael as reporter. Miss Bowyer was adviser. STANDING: N. Dotson, C. Tempel, J. Bechtol, N. Garrison, M. Gross, M. Conkle, P. Rieff, J. Loukos, J. Ogle, M. Pendergast, P. Hefner, C. Behr, P. Bannister, A. Detrick, S. Robinson. STANDING: M. Parshall, R. Boggs, F. Billiter, S. Sigler, E. Aller, G. Clafflin, F. Figgins, N. Miller. O SEATED: S. Green, M. Ruth, I.. Orpurt, C. Spencer, J. Williams, M. Cash, D. Harttile. O SEATED: F. Worton, S. Forshe. STANDING: C. Cardone, P. Williams, S. Green, D. Anderson. I SEATED: L. Michael, K. Anthony. STANDlNG: D. O'ConneIl, J. Whited, E. Hol- den, J. Branovitch, E. Hughes, G. Sweeney, S. McCluer, J. Hogan. O SEATED: J. Rex, E. Thompson, G. Wildermuth. ge . oo Span wwhoms. Kula Anthony' Pd K r. Lois W enhoiet' Thespians You must have one year of dramatics, or have a part in three one-act plays, or have a lead in one three-act play to receive a certificate which entitles you to become a member of the Thespians. The president of this year's group was Pat Williams. Evelyn Thompson was the secre- tary, Janet Branovitch was treasurer and Charles Cardone was reporter. Miss Bowyer was adviser. STANDING: Janet B fd l 0 semen. Evelyn rnoxriaztgyeiisiixrles Cardone' e Holden, Paul Wqlf. R. Lawrence, A. Lehman, R. Maddox, S. McClaine, C. Michael,.B. Miller, S. Miller, T. Miller, S Moening, F. Mull, P. Murphy, D. Neiswander, D. Nevergall, M. Newman, D. Nice, D. Parton, B. Perkins, J. Phalen, G. Porter, S. Robertson, R. Rope, D. Ruck, D. Salisbury, T. Scheer, R. Scheeley, L. Schlesserman, J. Stebleton, A. Shaw, B. Sites K. Skinner, C. Smith, B. Stalter, L. Steenburgh, C. Swatzler, M. Thomas, J. Tordiff, B. Treece, S. Turner, R. Ward, C. Warren, D. Watson, D. Weaver, J. Wendell, S. Whited, M. Williams, R. Williams, J. Wires, T. Worrall, C. Yoakum. 1 Junior Band The hand is under the direction of Mr. Murphy. Members of the group were as follows: L. Alguire, J. Anspach, V. Armentrout, D. Battles, P. Bannister, L. Barnes, K. Bowman, J. Byladen, L. Cheney, D. Conley, F. Cook, J. Courtney, D. Counts, J. Cum- rine, J. Cunningham, J. Dry, D. Dumm, J. Farhst, J. Febus, J. Fickle, N. Fleming, L. Franklin, K. Gallaspie, P. Green, K. Hall, J. Harmon, C. Harrad, D. Hartman, J. Herr, D. Hilty, B. Holden, E. Hughes, L. Hurles, J. Hyde, J. Jay, R. Kerr, 59 Mixed Ensemble The Senior Choir was un- - Mr e il der the dafecnon of William Temple. There were 75 members in the choir this year. Evelyn Thompson was president, Dick Anderson was vice-president, Sandra Green was secretary, Caro- lyn McRea was librarian, Larry Woten was treasurer and Lucy Musser was re- porter. The group partici- pated in the Thanksgiving Assembly, Christmas Assem- bly, and the Easter program. S. Swallow . ,..........,........,, ... .............., ... ........., .. ..,,,,...., B. Wood. O ROW l: L. Musser, E. Thompson, S. Weierman, M. Cash, L. Michael, C. Beebe, N. Gorham, J. Herr, C. Hefner. O The O ensemble is under the direction of Miss Wright. O O I S e n I o r C h o I r ROW I: K- Crawford. B- Truesdale. J- Herr. J. Crawford. l- Musser. Gorham, S. Swallow. O ROW 3. C. Grose, R. Ridenour, D. Thomas, M. Cash, N. Garrison, E. Thompson, S. Weierman, S. Green, S. N. Miller, C. Bucher, T. Butler, L. Plaugher, J. Wills, H. Baber, G. Judkins, C. Beebe, J. Williams, L. Michael, B. Crissinger, J. Herr, C. Claflin, J. Stevenson, C. Crawford, C. Temple, J. Taylor. O ROW 4: Hefner, C. Baker. O ROW 2: M. Saine, A. Detrick, R. Burton, J. R. Ryan, J. Shafer, D. Hutchison, D. Anderson, L. Woten, D. Hartfile, Swallow, C. Barnum, G. Wineinger, M. Conkle, A. Archer, C. F. Figgins, G. Barry, B. Miller, T. Barry, B. Coats, D. Gossard, B. Spencer, C. Corey, P. Pendergast, M. Blosser, P. Reitf, S. Treece, N. Wood, L. Mawhorr. The Junior Choir furthers training in choral music in preparation for Senior Choir and provides music for spe- cial programs and assem- blies. Miss Vera Wright is the director of the 95 mem- ber choir. Nancy Lutman was president, Paul Arnett was vice-president, Martha Thomas was secretary, Mari- lyn Miller was treasurer and Barbara Miller was reporter. The social calendar included two parties and a picnic for the choir. Cl n G Beeler J Billings, K. Rhodes, Junior Ensemble R. Mc are , . , . W. Ellison, R. Maddox, D. May, J. Miller. I The ensemble is under the direction of Miss Wright. Ju n i o r C h 'r O I ROW I: S. Shafer, L. Crissinger, K. Brown, M. Gehring, B. Perkins, Doughty, J. Wires, J. Burkholder, D. Smith, B. Treece, L. Baughman, S. Marshall, D. O'Day, D. Biederman, M. Newman, L. liames, M. J. Carey, D. Cottrell, T. Johoske, T. Yazel, D. Ruck, G. Sousz, J. Newby, K. Huber, G. Hittepole, D. Coats, l. Davis, P. Cunningham, Patterson, G. Reynolds, B. Stalter, B. Baker, P. Black, J. Ferguson, P. Barnes, L. Musser, R. Maddox, K. Hinds, S. Smith, l. Werking. B. Miller, A. Morrison, M. Miller, L. Dotson. O ROW 4: D. Nice, O ROW 2: L. Edens, S. Cole, C. Miller, G. Stoddard, L. Smith, S. R. McCIaren, B. Mantord, T. Scheer, W. Calvert, B. Korn, L. Githens, Baker, F. Whetsel, K. Rhoades, J. Billings, J. Courtney, S. McClain, G. Beeler, C. Anthony, D. Spyker, G. Moeller, M. Searl, G. Temple N. Lutman, N. Hardesty, M. Keller, J. Schwartz, P. Sibold, J. Gillette, C. Washam, D. Moy, J. Smith, R. Streets, S. Wilson, P. Arnett, K W. Ellison, M. Dickinson, S. Miller, D. Hartman, G. Porter, M. Hefner, G. Sharp, J. Miller, J. Short. 3: N. Brown, l. Callahan, J. Thomas, S. Wachenschwanz. I ROW Shelby Sutton Drum Maior Dave Hudson Maioreffes LQUiSe NancY Michoex Bendure Marcia Martha Carolyn Blosser Pendergast Barnum Senior Orchestra R. Alguire, A. Archer, C. Baker, G. Barry, G. Beeler, J Billings, C. Boggs, R. Boggs, K. Brown, D. Campbell, K Carr, C. Corey, J. Corey, J. Crawford, R. Deafendeffin, M Eiche, F. Figgins, J. Fletcher, L. Garrison, N. Garrison, J Gorham, N. Gorham, C. Hamilton, D. Hartman, K. Heffner, J. Herr, J. Herr, R. Hissong, D. Hudson, M. Inhotf, 5. lnhotf S. Judkins, V. Lawrence, J. Leedy, R. McClaren, C. Mc- Donald, J. Miller, M. Newman, B. O'DeIl, M. Pendergast, K. Rhoades, A. Roush, B. Smith, M. Smith, G. Temple, B. Wall, F. Wetzel, D. Williams, P. Wolfe, L. Working. The orchestra teaches its members to appreciate good music. There were 50 members in the group this year and Mr. H. A. Murphy was the director. Duane Campbell was the president, Bill Smith was vice-president and Barbara O'Dell was secretary-treasurer. They participated in school plays, concerts, and gave their annual Pop Concert. Senior Band Our school band was composed of 90 stu- dents and was under the direction of Mr. H. A. Murphy. They played at football games, parades, civic organizations, contests, and the Pop Con- cert. Duane Campbell was president, Dave Adams was vice-president, and Barbara O'Dell was secretary-treasurer. R. Albright, A. Archer, J. Arnett, C. Baker, D. Baker, P. Barnes, C. Barnum, G. Barry, N. Bendure, B. Bigelow, J. Billings, M. Blosser, J. Breece, C. Bucher, D. Campbell, C. Cardone, K. Carr, J. Cheney, G. Clafflin, M. Conkle, M. Converse, B. Deafendeflin, l.. Dixon, N. Dotson, M. Eiche, D. Fickel, F. Figgins, J. Fletcher, E. Ford, S. Frey, L. Garrison, N. Gorham, S. Green, J. Gross, C. Hamilton, J. Henderson, J. Herr, J. Herr, R. Hissong, J. Hogan, D. Hudson, M. lnhoff, S. lnhoff, S. Judkins, J. LaRue, S. Lawrence, V. Lawrence, R. Luttrell, L. McCune, R. McGinnis, L. Michael, J. 'Miller, J. Miller, B. O'DeIl, J. Ohler, E. Orpurt, M. Osborne, M. Pendergast, M. Pugh, K. Rhoades, P. Riff, L. Riner, S. Robertson, H. Sellers, B. Sheely, L. Shiner, B. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, D. Steiner, L. Stockton, S. Sutton, R. Swaim, C.' Temple, G. Temple, M. Thomas, C. Treece, B. Wall, N. Ward, L. Werking, N. Whited, P. Wolfe. 63 Firefly 5hirteY . Souslt Merlin 509: . 1. Wolfe EVew3lTl1:nml1oUl5e Mlchoe Joh' ILGTVY 0 ' weielmon' Seventh Grade Choir The senior choir, under the direction of Miss Vera Wright, presented Rudolph Friml's Firefly , an operetta in three acts, on May 11, 13, 15, 1954, in the school auditorium. Jeanne Hammond served as accompanist with an orchestra made up from mem- bers of the school orchestra, and Mr. William G. Tempel, director of music, was production manager. STANDING: D' . Fisgins. oselck indemn' GW C ' Yd Marie Cash. ATED. Lucy Musser' shown Gfeefl. The choir is under the direction of Miss Vera Wright. These young poeple are gaining experience in the musical field, furthering their musical educa- tion and adding to their performance experience. The group participated in many of the school activities. ROW 4: K. Hahn, C. Spyker, C. Shook, L. Horton, E. Smith, L. Stewart, W. Horn, D. Hullinger, H. Koeckritz, P. Peal, D. Fisher, P. Brandon, A. Lehman, K. Gitfin, D. Baker, B. Cosart, D. Biederman. I ROW 3: P. Fields, C. Whipps, L. Rex, T. Houtzer, D. Connally, S. Jackson, L. Gladtelter, C. Love, M. Higgins, D. Martin, J. Miller, J. Battels, S. Van Buskirk, R. Casey, N. Fleming, C. Cheney, R. Kerr. I ROW 2: D. Hilty, J. Febus, 5. Smith, S. Smith, K. Skinner, F. Napier, H. Busick, R. Conner, B. Holden, N. Holland, S. Love, B. Leis, M. Schenk, J. Woten, J. Fox, K. Crawford, B. Courtney. O ROW 1: S. Robertson, K. Reynolds, J. Cunningham, D. Boggs, M. Repasz, M. Hoover, D. Jordan, P. Curry, A. Penn, A. Sellers, T. Wilson, R. Newland, R. Sheely, R. Williams, J. Harmon, L. Barker, S. Lawson. Magazine Campaign The Magazine Campaign this year totaled S2,487.03. The campaign ran from Oct. 4 to Oct. 22, 1954. Herbert Doughty won an English Deluxe bicycle as first prize for selling 5203.25 worth bf magazines. Second prize was a boy's wrist watch. lt was won by Joe Hickey for selling S110 worth of magazines. Roger Hemry won a flash camera as third prize for collecting 584. Bobbie Sue McFarland sold 570.60 in subscriptions and won 15 extra prize points as fourth winner. Ten extra points were given Larry Thomas for winning fifth place by selling 565. TOP PICTURE: Joe Hickey-2nd prize winner. O LOWER PICTURE: Prize winners collecting prizes which they won by selling magazine subscriptions. The following students won trophies for having over S50 in sales: Herbert Doughty, Joe Hickey, Roger Hemry, Bobbie Sue McFarland, Larry Thomas, Phillip Roberts, Darcy Battles, Diana Nevergall, Judy Gillette, Chester Cary, and Stanley Zimmerman. Judy Gillette won an overnight case for selling the most Big Three Specials. Joe Hickey sold the most Big Three Specials for the boys and won a football. Mr. Boyer's homeroom 101 was first for selling the most subscriptions and Mr. Coats' room was second. Herbert Doughty-1st prize winner and Mr. Struna -campaign manager. Jim Woten Janice Riemesch STANDING: R. Albright, D. Battles, B. Holden, H. Doughty, L. Beeler, L. Bough- man, P. Roberts, L. Thomas. O SEATED: J. Cunningham, B. McFarland, B. Hacken- berger, J. Gillette. usdh I 1te9e 'i. wftgli. c. Cdl' x. rvellmgl 'um 1 NAQXNGRAG-4ef9'i'5EF1ED S In D' On goth? mail' 11 S- nt- Hgm 1 R- 1 65 P.T. A. Executive Committee The PTA Executive Com- mittee promotes the wel- fare of children and youth in the home, school, church, and community. This group is always striv- ing to bring the schools and homes closer together so that the parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the train- ing of our children. Our fine PTA meetings are planned by this group and they pass on lots of help- ful information concerning schools and children in our schools. South ROW 2: Merlyn Sykes, Merl Reed, Mrs. Joe Bowers, Mrs. Lloyd Cook, Mrs. Conway Dotson. O ROW l Mrs. Zalia Sundfor, Mrs. Henry Cardone, Mrs. Dale Rex, Mrs. J. Ruck, Mrs. James Green. These men are always working to make our school a better place. All Hi h year they perform many iobs to earn money which they use to help all g types of school activities. They work hard and we want them to know Booste rs that we appreciate the many fine things they do. ROW 3: Wayne Ramga, Harold Frymeyer, James Dillinger, Roger Lang, George Davis, William Orpurt, Elroy Porter, Joe Rouston. Van Gunten, Harry Van Gunten, Homer Dotson, Charles Kohl, O ROW I: James Romey, Al Sims, George Miller, Parker Furry, Oliver Ream. O ROW 2: John Reeder, William Cunningham, Harry Turner, Gilbert Crist, Elvin Sutton, Edward Sprague, Robert Herbert Stump, Harold Stalter, Merlyn Sykes, William Howser, Ira Reiff, Carl Miller. 66 ' Mothers' Progressive Club To become a member of this organization you must have a son or daughter in some athletic activity. Coaches' wives may be members, too. The Football Banquet, Spring Banquet and the Booster Banquet were hed . MVS' N Mrs. C. p.nl.f.Ro.N 2. ' lc WS' SumD0lW' .Mrs- D' Muuti Shefflc ' JON' en Well h Mrs- W' ' Mrs- W 3, Mrs. lsaeghowoodkex' Mrs. Tgigw Swuttenrs- Woodrow R9 Mrs. Don My-5. Dom Mrs. woo wilson' Simian Lanker. ' Rowbggm W., Wade ix-s. F. SPYMTSZ Willis 0' Morriion' SkiP o'm' This organization is composed of the parents of students in the band and orchestra. They sponsor band trips, buy extra equipment, sponsor parties and sponsored the Band Banquet. Mrs. Gerald Fickel was the president, Mrs. Robert Adams was secretary and Mrs. E. H. Ohler was treasurer. sponsored by these ladies. Mrs. Woodrow Stauffer was president, Mrs. Ted Spyker was vice-president, Mrs. Walter Morrison was treasurer and Mrs. Herbert Lanker was secretary. ROW 3: Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Raymond A. Willis, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Robert Baker. O ROW 2: Mrs. E. S. Fields, Mrs. George Figgins, Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mrs. F. I.. Stevenson, Mrs. John Gladen. O ROW 'l: Mrs. Joseph Adams, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. M. G. Johoske, Mrs. James Maxwell, Mrs. Som Caprella. Band and Orchestra Parents' Association ROW 3: E. H. Ohler, Mrs. Henry Cardone, Mrs. G. E. Figgins, Mrs. Merlin Shriner, Mrs. G. l. Garrison, Mrs. Elvin Sutton, Mrs. Donald D. Baker, Mrs. Sidney Herr. O ROW 2: Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Fred Hudson, Mr. Elvin Sutton, Lester McGinnis, Mrs. Lester McGinnis, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Martin Albright, Mrs. Bernard lnhoff, Mrs. Dwight Swaim. O ROW l: Gerald Fickel, Mrs. James Cheney .Ir., Mrs. Con- way Dotson, Mrs. Robert Adams, Bernard Inhoff, Thoburn Lawrence, Sidney Herr, George Garrison Jr. 67 Varsity S C Davis. C' Cotton, bofnr .ng' D- ggnngn. i W' C- This club was composed of boys who have received var- sity letters at South High School. There were 35 mem- bers in the group this year. The boys helped assist a t basketball games and oper- ated the coat checking sys- tem at school activities. Mr Hanna was the club adviser. S1ANDllll'S: iz. Boggif Belmon- L' Sli-TED: S- W Q S STANDING: F. Figgins, Adams, C. Wright, D. Steiner, D. Myers, B. Bessette. C SEATED H. lanker, D. Cun- ningham, Mr. Hanna IAdviserl, S. Willis. D. STANDING: D. Coffey, D. Spen- cer, T. Campbell, R. Weaver, R. Lingenfelter, J. Rex, J. Stev- enson. O SEATED: J. Binkley, G. Wildermuth, J. Morrison. underclassmen Juniors...... ooooooo TOM Treasurer SHARON GREEN Reporter RON WEAVER Reporter ROW 1: l. Adams. O ROW 2: A. Archer. O ROW 3: J. Arnett, H. .Baber, D. Bailey. O ROW 4: C. Banks, B. Barn- hill, W. Barnhill. O ROW 5: D. Barrett, C. Beebe, A. Beidelshies. O ROW 6: C. Bice, B. Bigelow, F. Billiter. O ROW 7: D. Binkley, S. Binkley, N. Bishop. O ROW 8: S. Bodie, R. Boggs, B. Bucher. O ROW 9: D. Buggle, R. Bur- goon, P. Burkholder. 9 eeooeeeooeeeeeoooeeeoeoiUl IlOl'Soo ROW I: S. Burkholder, B. Burks. O ROW 2: M. Busick, J. Butturff. O ROW 3: C. Cannon, M. Cuprella S. Cuprello, K. Carr, F. Carter, l. Caster, M. Cash, B. Cossoro. O ROW 4: J. Cheney, G. Claflin M. Compston, C. Corello, C. Cotton, J. Cottrell, P. Cottrell, N. Crawford. O ROW 5: L. Crull, B. Custer B. Dohill, G. Dalton, H. Dick, H. Doughty, J. Duff, C. Edminslon. O ROW 6: J. Edminston, S. Elsnss G. Evers, S. Former, S. Fetter, A. Fields, C. Fields, F. Figgins. O ROW 7: C. Fisher, W. Fisher E. Ford, J. Fournier, L. Frese, R. Frideger, J. Fridley, S. Gallospie. O ROW 8: J. Gehring, B. Gettmun N. Gorham, C. Grose, J. Gross, R. Hull, L. Hurdesty, K. Hardmon. O ROW 9: D. Hurttile, D. Hedges B. Hemphill, L. Hennon, J. Herr, F. Hershberger, W. Hites, D. Hooker. sn' Sophomores. . . . . . . . RON LA TOM BAKER Reporter HELEN CIMINILLO Reporter ROW I: R. Adams, R. Alguire. O ROW 2: J. Ansley, F. rmsfead. O ROW 3: K. Bailey, C. Baker. O ROW 4: T. Baker, P. Bannister. O ROW 5: R. Barbier, C. Barnum, G. Barry, P. Bolile. O ROW 6: P. Battles, W. Beard, J. Bechtel, D. Beech. O ROW 7: C. Behr, D. Beidelschies, M. Berirand, B. Besselte. O ROW 8: J. Bice, W. Blank, M. Blosser, W. Bolender. O ROW 9: G. Bowers, J. Bradford, J. Bradford, P. Brennan. O ROW IO: P. Briggs, C. Bucher, R. Burion, J. Burkholder. A l SOPl'lOlTlOl'9So 0 0 0 0 0 ROW 1: V. Johnson, J. Joiner, M. Jones, W. Journell. O ROW 2: K. Kaulz, P. Keith, L. Keller, K. Kelley. O ROW 3: G. laman, l.. Laman, P. Laman, J. Leedy. O ROW 4: M. leffler, D. Lehman, M. Lehman, J. leming. O ROW 5: W. Lewis, B. Lingle, l. livenspire, C. Locker, B. Long, J. Loukos, K. lules, J. Maisch, M. Martin. O ROW 6: E. McCarty, S. McCarty, J. McDonald, M. McDonald, B. McDorman, T. McPheron, W. McNemar, S. Mell, C. Messinger. O ROW 7: D. Michael, E. Michael, J. Michael, J. Miller, K. Miller, W. Miner, M. Mole, M. Mull, B. Mullins. O ROW 8: K. Murphy, P. Murphy, T. Murphy, D. Myers, S. Nance, M. Newman, H. Nungester, B. Nunn, S. O'BIack. O ROW 9: J. Ogle, D. Osborne, S. Owens, F. Pack, E. Pailerson, S. Peal, M. Pendergast, J. Piper, A. Porter. O ROW IO: P. Powelson, P. Pugh, J. Rader, L. Ream, J. Reams, B. Reed, P. Reiff, J. Reichelderfer, D. Repasz. F shmen LARRY FRANKLIN Reporter ROW I: K. Adams, R. Albright. O ROW 2: C Anihony, P. Arneil. O ROW 3: D. Baker, S. Baker O ROW 4: R. Banks, l. Barnes. O ROW 5: E. Barn- hill, S. Borlley. O ROW 6: A. Beachum, G. Beeler O ROW 7: D. Bigley, J. Billings. O ROW B: B Binlzley, J. Binkley. O ROW 9: M. Binkley, P. Black ROW I: B. Blair, C. Boggs, L. Bowers, K. Bowman, B. Boyed, J. Breese, J. Bresson, F. Briggs. O ROW 2: K. Brown, S. Buggle, K. Burden, J. Burklnolder, M. Burkholder, G. Burton, J. Bush, W. Calvert. O ROW 3: L. Caprella, J. Chambers, D. Cools, R. Coffey, R. Cole, N. Cole, S. Cole, S. Colley. O ROW 4: R. Collins, C. Cook, F. Cook, J. Courtney, P. Cunningham, J. Dolly, D. Dallon, L. Dovis. O ROW 5: W. Dawson, M. Deubler, M. Dickinson, L. Dolson, V. Duff, D. Dumrn, K. Edmislon, W. Ellison. O ROW 6: L. Esles, J. Ferguson, W Fetler, T. Fickel, H. Fisher, D. Fogl, W. Foreman, J. Fournier O ROW 7: W. Frolick, N. Gales, L. Gilhens, J. Goodwin, B Gossard, J. Green, J. Gloden, M. Haelley. O ROW 8: C Haller, J. Harris, C. Harrod, N. Harlmon, M. Hedges, L Henderson, R. Hemry, J. Herold. O ROW 9: P. Hirl, F. Hoover, K. Huber, R. Hudkins, B. Hughes, D. Hullinger, S. I-lullinger B. Hunler. . . . . freshme freshmen Q Q Q Q ROW I: l. Hurles, l. liames, T. lngledue, P. Ingram, M. lnholf, R. Jaynes, R. Jaynes, R. Johnson, J. Joiner. O ROW 2: J. Joiner, C. Jones, P. Jones, M. Keilh, J. Keller, M. Keller, C. Kinkle, C. Kirtland, J. Klinefelter. I ROW 3: P. Koeppel, D. LaRue, S. Lawrence, J. layman, S. leMar, B. Lott, B. Luchini, N. lutmun, R. Maddox. O ROW 4: D. Maier, E. Marietta, S. Marshall, D. Mason, J. Mason, J. Maurer, 5. Maxwell, D. May, R. McClaren. O ROW 5: J. McClaine, S. Mc- Clellan, J. McCluer, L. McCune, E. McDonald, T. McNamara, R. McPheron, C. McVicker, M. Mell. O ROW 6: R. Mell, R. Metcalfe, B. Miller, J. Miller, M. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, S. Miller, S. Miner. O ROW 7: J. Moneer, R. Monford, A. Morrison, S. Mowery, M. Murphy, J. Murphy, K. Myers, A. Neal, D. Nielsen. O ROW 8: J. Nielson, C. Newman, M. Newman, l. Newport, N. North, D. O'Day, P. Page, S. Page, J. Partin. O ROW 9: S. Patterson, C. Paxson, B. Pelton, D. Pepple, E. Perkey, J. Phalen, N. Phalen, L. Phillips, M. Phillips. ROW I: M. Piper, C. Plougher, R. Plikerd, C. Potter, P. Pratt, R. Pratt J. Reed, G. Reese, J. Rhinock. O ROW 2: K. Rhoodes, B. Rice, B Ridge, P. Riley, L. Riner, R. Roberts, B. Rope, L. Sanders, L. Sanders O ROW 3: M. Sanders, M. SUPP. J. Schwartz, M. Searl, O. Seay, J. Seibold, H. Sellers, R. Sexton, G. Sharp. O ROW 4: B. Sheely, P. Sheely, C. Shibler, J. Short, P. Sibold, R. Simmons, B. Sites, D Smith, S. Smith. O ROW 5: L. Sneary, T. Snider, O. Sprague, S. Spencer, R. Spyker, V. Spyker, J. Stehleton, H. Sterling, R. Sterling a . . . freshmen O ROW 6: D. Stokes, L. Sutton, R. Sweeny, B. Taylor, L. Taylor, G. Temple, C. Tennyson, P. Thatcher, M. Thomas. O ROW 7: M. Thomas, J. Thompson, L. Thompson, S. Trempert, l. Truesdale, D. Turner, D. Turner, S. Wachenschwanz, J. Wagner. O ROW B: R. Wagner, C. Washam, J. Watkins, L. Weldy, V. Welsh, L. Werking, T. Werner, C. White, C. White. O ROW 9: N. Whited, B. Williams, C. Willeke, J. Wilson, B. Winget, J. Wise, B. Woolley, B. Young, B. Zimmerman Grade o o o o o o FGGSUTCI' BILL STALTER Reporter ROW I: J. Akers, L. Alguire, E. Aller. O ROW 2: N. Bohr, B. Baker, B. Boll. O ROW 3: A. Banks, P. Bannister, G. Barber. O ROW 4: R. Barrett, L. Baughman, G. Beord. O ROW 5: L. Bice, D. Biederman, R. Binkley. O ROW 6: S. Binkley, C. Bishop, B. Blair. O ROW 7: J. Boyed, D. Brad- ford, K. Brillhort. O ROW 8: B. Brook- man, C. Brown, L. Brown. O ROW 9: J. Brown, N. Brown, R. Brown. O ROW I0: R. Bryner, J. Burkholder, P. Burlon. O ROW 11: L. Callahan, E. Campbell, M. Connode. eeeeeeee6lglTl'l l ROW l: D. Casey, L. Cheney, P. Clayton, D. Clemons, 5. Clifton. O ROW 2: B. Collins, A. Collins, N. Conner, L. Cook, J. Corey. O ROW 3: D. Cottrell, J. Courtney, J. Craver, N. Crawford, L. Crissinger. O ROW 4: N. Crowe, J. Crumrine, S. Dankirt, J. Davis, K. Dovisson. O ROW 5: T. Dershem, J. Dilsworth, J. Doughty, R. Douglas, L. Edens, A. Edminston, E. Esmonde, V. Edwards, J. Fickel. O ROW 6: C. Fields, L. Fields, C. Fisher, J. Fisher, C. Fletcher, J. Fletcher, M. Florence, K. Foscardo, F. Freytag. O ROW 7: F. Freytog, S. Fridley, K. Gallospie, J. Gales, B. Garland, V. Gaull, M. Gehring, J. Gillette, D. Godfrey. O ROW B: E. Goodwin, E. Goodwin, B. Goonan, 0. Grant, V. Gaull, M. Hanks, B. Hardesty, N. Hardesty, G. Harris. O ROW 9: D. Hartman, R. Haver, W. Harper, R. Henderson, K., Hefner, J. Herr, J. Higgins, K. Hinds, H. Hinton. O ROW 10: J. Hites, B. Holliday, R. Houston, W. Houston, B. Howell, E. Hughes, L. Hullinger, L. Hullinger, M. Hollinger. O ROW ll: J. Hyde, R. Ingram, R. Inskeep, B. Jackson, B. Jackson, J. Jay, L. Jenkins, O. Jennings, J. Johns. Slghfhoooooooo ROW I: P. Johns, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Joiner, T. Johoske. O ROW 2: B. Jones, L. Jones, M. Kohler, F. Keller, T. Kinbrough. 0 ROW 3: B. King, K. King, M. Kinkle, R. Kinkle, M. Klay. OROW 4: B. Korn, L. Lanning, T. Layman, G. Lesko, P. Lester. O ROW 5: C. Lislon, D. livenspire, M. Locker, M. Logan, J. long, T. Long, T. Luchini, C. Lundy, C. Mackey. O ROW 6: B. Maillen, B. Mallhews, C. Mauk, N. Mouk, J. Maurer, S. McClain, R. McCormick, C. McDonald, B. McKee. O ROW 7: R. McKee, C. Mekoliles, W. Merlz, T. Meyers, C. Michael, K. Michael, C. Miller, D. Miller, N. Miller. O ROW 8: S. Miller, W. Miller, G. Moeller, A. Moler, M. Moneer, J. Money, D. Monford, J. Morris, M. Mowrey. O ROW 9: P. Moyler, F. Mull, D. Nevergoll, M. Newby, D. Nice, G. Norlon, D. Nungesler, K. O'DeIl, J. Oliphonl. O ROW IO: C. Oliver, P. Pack, T. Page, D. Painter, R. Painter, W. Patrick, J. Pallerson, B. Perkins, L. Perkins. O ROW ll: D. Pillinglon, B. Plaugher, G. Porter, D. Potter, L. Prine, L. Ream, G. Reynolds, J. Riemesch, L. Robinson. Seventh Grade . . CONNOLLY reasurer ROW I: K. Adams, S. Adams. C ROW 2 B. Agnew, I.. Akers. O ROW 3: W. Alex- ander, D. Allen. I ROW 4: D. Allslaeller, N. Ambroza. O ROW 5: J. Armenlroul D. Baker. O ROW 6: l. Barker, G. Barl- Iey, D. Baflles, J. Batlels. O ROW 7: J. Baugh, D. Biederman, J. Biederman, C Binkley. I ROW B: J. Binkley, J. Binkley T. Binkley, M. Boddie. CROW 9: D Boggs, S. Boroff, D. Bowersock, R. Bradley O ROW IO: P. Brandon, N. Brasher, J Brown, B. Bryan. I ROW Il: E. Byrnes P. Brien, D. Burr, J. Burris. r 1 ooooooooooS9V9l1h ROW l: R. Burris, R. Burton, H. Busick, R. Butteruf. I ROW 2: S Campbell, P. Cannode, R. Cannon, R. Carder. O ROW 3: R. Casey, N. Cash, C. Chambers, C. Cheney. O ROW'4: G. Clark N. Clark, J. Clutter, D. Compston. O ROW 5: R. Clutter, R Conner, D. Corsaro, R. Cosart. I ROW 6: D. Counts, B. Courtney J. Crawford, K. Crawford, B. Crossman, P. Crowe, J. Cunningham P. Curry, M. Custer. C ROW 7: A. Danzy, E. Davis, R. Davis, F DePaIma, E. Dilworlh, B. Downton, D. Duff, M. Dorsett, K. Dumm O ROW 8: M. Edwards, S. Edwards, E. Farmer, J. Farsht, J. Febus D. Ferral, P. Fields, D. Fisher, J. Fisher. I ROW 9: N. Fleming K. Foulks, J. Fox, L. Freed, J. Fuelling, S. Fulford, R. Gilbert, l. Gladfelter, V. Gordon. I ROW 10: P. Gossard, E. Graham, C Green, E. Green, P. Greene, C. Grigsby, G. Grigsby, S. Gross, B Hackenburger. O ROW ll: K. Hahn, J. Hall, K. Hall, D. Hamby J. Harmon, M. Harmon, J. Harris, M. Harrison, D. Hover. 1 1 1 1 1 W via 5 .V W. .. , -Q, 'G ,fa g 'X . 5 f.:,1p,,,, , L , ,ff x-. Qu ,.-if yy . ,Q g . N A 1 - .xg . 1 b . ,w fs wr - , fi T f QW -.,, V .vi 5. 3? -X 55,5 g 'g A V5 oooooooS6Vel'l'l'l'l ROW l: B. McFarland, A. McDonald, R. McKee, P. Mc- Namara, A. McPheron. O ROW 2: D. McPheron, S. Mell, J. Mellon, S. Melzger, R. Michael. O ROW 3: D. Millirans, A. Miller, G. Miller, J. Miller, M. Miller. O ROW 4: T. Miller, B. Mills, B. Mitchell, S. Moening, F. Napier. O ROW 5: D. Neiswander, B. Neumeier, D. Nevergall, L. Nevergall, P. Newland. O ROW 6: R. Newland, D. Newman, W. Nickolson, J. Nordyke, P. Orpurl, J. Owens, l. Owens, N. Page, P. Painter. OROW 7: P. Parks, D. Parton, W. Patrick, D. Pallen, T. Pea, P. Peal, A. Penn, E. Pence, J. Phalen. O ROW 8: P. Pierson, M. Pills, M. Plaugher, C. Polulnik, G. Porler, l. Porter, G. Prine, S. Prilchard, N. Sherer. O ROW 9: J. Puckell, R. Quillen, P. Radabaugh, D. Rader, F. Ramsey, A. Rankin, R. Reams, M. Repasz, l.. Rex. O ROW IO: K. Reynolds, D. Rizor, R. Roberls, T. Roberts, P. Robinson, R. Runyan, S. Saine, G. Salsbury, W. Sanders. OROW ll: S. Saunders, l. Sawmiller, M. Schenk, D. Scheufler, M. Schwarlx, A. Sellers, J. Shaffer, L. Shaner, G. Sharp. S9V9l'lTl loooooooooo ROW l: D. Shawler, R. Sheely, M. Shilling, E. Shine. O ROW 2: J. Shively, C. Shook, J. Shoup, P. Shoupe. O ROW 3: H. Sims, B. Simmons, K. Skinner, J. Skipworth. O ROW 4: M. Slotterback, D. Smelcer, B. Smith, C. Smith. O ROW 5: E. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, S. Smith. O ROW 6: G. Spees, D. Spencer, M. Springer, B. Sproul, C. Spyker, J. Spyker, R. Spyker, P. Stauffer, D. Steele. O ROW 7: A. Sterling, L. Stewart, W. Stewart, R. Stokes, C. Swatsler, B. Sweeney, L. Taylor, T. Tennyson, D. Thomas. O ROW 8. L. Thomas, J. Thompson, J. Tordiff, P. Truesdale, J. Trusty, S. Turner, S. VanBuskirk, L. Wagner, R. Wagner. I ROW 9: K. Waltz, J. Ward, L. Ward, R. Ward, T. Worrall, C. Warren, D. Watson,'J. Watson, D. Weaver. O ROW 10: D. Weiler, S. Whaley, B. Wheeler, V. Wheeler, N. Whetstone, C. Whipps, J. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams. I ROW Il: D. Wilson, T. Wilson, J. Winans, L. Wood, T. Woodbury, S. Woodley, J. Woten, T. Wreeoe, J. Youngblood. administration rintendent of Schools i 1ly GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955: There comes the day when the top level group in the high school completes its work and leaves for the last time. Interestingly enough we call this act of graduation a Com- mencement, indication that it is not an end but a beginning. lt is the beginning of a new phase of life for which the school has done its best to prepare these graduates. This is your Commencement. Some will go on to college and others immediately into their vocations. Whatever your future plans, may you never lose sight of the high ideals which you have gained at South High School. You hold the distinction of being the last senior class to graduate from South High School. This ends an outstanding era in Lima's educational history, and the beginning of a bright and shining future under the Scarlet and Gray of Lima Senior High School. We feel that that wonderful in- tangible ingredient called school spirit will be an important factor in the years ahead. That fine school spirit which you have helped create at South will live long in the future. Congratulations on your Commencement Day. May suc- cess and happiness be with you always. Cordially, GORDON G. HUMBERT Superintendent of Schools Board of Education nd lu- ct. aio :nt nd rs- of p- he ed , vi- T its :te '19 els ity ed eir -nt is rn nd STANDING: Gilbert Crist Nice-Presidentl, Albert l. Simmons, Harry Gross, Christopher Follond tPresidentl. O SEATED: Gordon G. Humbert, Dr. Josephine Peirce lCIerk-Treasurerl. Supervisors In Lima Public Schools In addition to the teachers and principal who work di- rectly with the students in the Lima public school sys- tem, many other professional personnel members work behind the scenes so to speak, to bring about curric- ulum improvements and the enrichment of the education- al program for all of the pupils in our school district. These directors and super- visors are the resource peo- ple of the staff, and are consultants in the special areas in which they special- ize. William Tempel lMusict, William Chambers Nocotianoll, H. C. Heffner fkesearchi, Marion Seitz iAudio-Visual and Safety Educationi. I SEATED: Miss Helen Hawkins iElementaryl, H. C. Roberson iPupil Personnel and Guidancet, Miss Mary Kirk lArtl, Rex Settlemire iPhysicaI Education and Healthl, Miss Helen Moon fDistributive Educationi. Lima Citizens Advisory Committee STANDING: Howard Grove, Loren Sellers, James Weadock, Charles Guy, Jerome Blattner, Rev. E. J. Penhorwood, William Jackson, J. C. Thomas, Russell Hire, A. Simmons. I SEATED: Miss Helen Hawkins, Mrs. Fred Wupper, Mrs. George Nice, Miss Marguerite Dickman. Twenty-one lay citizens from all walks of life in the community comprise the membership of this group. The obiectives of the committee are to advance public education in all of 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 ideas ofthe American Way of Life. 93 Pdncipal Dear Friends of the Class of 1955: We share your leaving South High School with mingled feelings of ioy and regret. We are ioyful because of your achievements. Our feelings of regret come with the awareness that your graduation signifies the severance of the splendid associations we have shared while living together as members of this school. You are to be congratulated on your will- ingness and determination to complete your high school work. Many young people have had a similar opportunity to earn a high school diploma, yet for reasons good and poor, they failed to complete the task. Your parents deserve high praise ,for their encour- agements and sacrifices to help you through school. May your future lives bear evidence of the deep respect you hold for those who gave you guidance. Many South graduates have distinguished themselves in professions, business, and as good citizens. You are chal- lenged to do even better. Your degree of success in the future will depend upon the courage and sincerity you take with you. l am sure that your parents and teachers have faith in your future. Best wishes to all. Merl O. Reed, Principal Dean Of Gids Dean Of Boys Merlyn C. Sykes-8.5.5 M.S. Bowling Green State University Assistant Principal, Testing, Student Council, Co-chairman Student Social Committee Mrs. Zalia Sundfor-A.B.g B.S.g M.E. Bluffton College, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University Guidance and Testing, Student Council, Co-chairman Student Social Committee Walter Binkley Edythe Cupp Harry Dall Cosette Hauenstein South Secretaries These girls do the secretarial work at the South High School office. They type all the bulletins, type tests for the teaching staff, answer the phone, take care of the school files, help students and perform many other helpful iobs every day. Their efficiency, cheerfulness and willingness to help teachers and students makes working with them a pleasure. Adm Dorla McCoy lSecretary to Voca- tional Education Directorl, Ma- donna Metzger iSecretary to Assistant Superintendentl, Helen Ousley fSecretary to Recreation and Physical Education Directorl, Marguerite Dickman lSecretary to Superintendent of Schoolsl, Elizabeth Chiles iSecretary to Nursesl, Marilyn Hollar iSecre- tary to Director of Visual Aidsl, Betty Hutchinson lSeCretary to Personnel and Elementary Edu- cation Directorst. inistrati Faculty Council The purpose of the Faculty Council is to work with the school administration of Lima South to aid in solv- ing student, teacher and administration problems. The council acts as a liaison body between staff and administration. - - Stanton Steiner louise Taggart Joan Fundum Mrs. Shirley McBeth ve Secretarial Staff Ni, Griffith B.A.E. latin Latin May Benroth Helen Shanahan Ph.B., M.A. B.A., M.A. Science Department louise Taggart-A.B.g Stanton Steiner-B.A., M.A. fDeparlmenf Chairmanl. I ROW 2: Mary M.A.y Edith Roeder-A.B.g Charles Smith-B.A., M.A. I ROW 3: Frank Hanna-B.A., M.A.g Johoske-B.S.p E. B. Freshwater-A.B., M.A.: Dee Young-8.5. 4 Frances Bowyer B.S., M.A. language Department Y Rimer E sei 3 S iii 13 ii 55 Q: , . 32 3 ii M Qi sg 15+ 1,1 s 5i S K, Si S S sf R3 W 3 51 S' 3, xi J E iz E, E 2 E 5 31 5 Esther Don Penhorwood N Mathematics Department 3, 5 .V M ,V Doris Shank W Vocational Sqhool James E. McBride lSr. Auto Mechanic Shop and Auto Relotedlg Clair Hites IMachine Shop and Shop Technologylz R. W. Augs- burger Uunior Machine Shop and Relatedl. I SEATED: Charles E. Brooker Uunior Auto Shop and Auto Relatedl. culfy Nurses w, ' Q N iw x if i e.., x 1-- 1 Q . iii- Goldie Underwood v advertising O. j. Coats 1 B n Everyone knows you get the best deal df COATS MOTOR SALES Vlne St. at St. Johns Ave Phone 3-7271 limo, Ohio TOM PATTERSON Sohie Super Service Compliments BUTLER'S DRUG STORE Main C7 Kibby Lima, Ohio MOHLER'S for FLOWERS 112 W. Market St. Pine 6' Kibby Phone 7-I 177 1058 Bellefontaine Ave. Lima, Ohio Call -2-8680 R NEW METHOD LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS Fast service on Request 321 W. High St. Congratulations PETE'S from . . . . BARBER SHOP Citizens' Loan 8. Building Co. 209 N. Main sr. Phone 4-2716 234 E, vine sf, IO3 Cv ' M The Ohio Steel Foundry Company J, quad, place, tn wnlzk MARTIN PRINTING CO. Wh' Eldon Arnold H Prompt Service Printing of all kinds m,g,?,g,ogg.gg,,gf4,1m.fugsggf' H3 W. North St. Phone 6-9321 Compliments of H. W. CARTER for Sohio Products Corner Main C1 Vine St. YAZEL'S COLONIAL FLOWERS 676 S. Main si. Phone 4-1771 R. 0. Yazel f no wl I mon nun Lima, Ohio ummm-mms-mvawm-nuns-uname-umlll IO4 Congratulations to the Class of '55 CLEM BOYLE FLORIST SHOP 403 W. High St. Compliments of novo Maacsowu PEERLESS Bum' COAL 8. SUPPl.Y CO. Compliments of Coal - Building Supplies - Stokers MASQ fjmfkf tsgfkf 328-330 E. Kabby si. Phone 9-4615 . af B . , , Phone 6-5751 Lima, Ohio j. P. Timmerman - john P. Tammerman Everything Photographic Partners Compliments of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corporation Construction Equipment Division Lima Works 10 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Their Support Aids Greatly in Making This Annual Possible ADO TUDIO at Anything -lr Anytime ir Anywhere P. PEPIOT' Phone 2-3481 Lima, Ohio May We Serve You Again Congratulations To The Class of '55 The CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 215 w. Market sr. Lama, ohio Bqgmggp-'g Jewelry Stare phone 2-0710 Dla.mOl lClS 6' WBTCHQS i I4O N. Main St. Lima, Ohio COMP'-'MENT5 rmsr LIMA onus Corner of Courtesy OF Expert Prescription Service A FRIEND Complete Line of Diabetic Supplies T06 CARY BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Excavating - - Grading Heavy Hauling - - - Dump Trucks Phone 9-2211 1100 E. Eureka St. Lima, Ohio 7 COMPLIMENTS TO THE ci.Ass OF '55 GR EGG'S DEPARTMENT stone Lama, ohio BLACK MOTOR SAlES INC. The Home of Dodge 512 W. High St. Phone 9-5406 Dress Sma rtly Buy ARTLEY 227 N. Main St. Phon 7-8731 e The Best Service HI1'TEPOI.E'S SOHIO SERVICE Elm 6' Bellefontaine Lima, Ohio Congratulations from HOFELLER, HIATT 84 CLARK Men's Wear 237 N. Main St. Compliments of WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. MADISON'S General Insurance 6 65 Pubhc Squaw 212 W. High sf. Phone 2-3675 The Fashion Shop of Lima Lima,Ohi0 LEWIS FUNERAL HOME and MEMORIAL CHAPEL 828-832 Bellefontaine Ave. Harry E. Lewis Herbert E. Lewis l 1 ssrmz SHOES SHS' '49 CRAWFORD SHOE CO. 138 N. Main St. Our 46th Year - - - Quality did it! The OUlNN'S -I-I P,-I-op Wallpaper - Paints Phone 3-4640 211 W. High Sf. Lima, Ohio 312 N. Main St. HOOVHI APPLIANCES STIPPICH HARDWARE . Est. 1927 WeS1 'g 0Ufe 300-306 N. Main St.-Opp. courthouse 53185 5 Se V'Ce Appliantes-Paint-Housewares 322-324 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio Phone 4-4670 Lima, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of '55 RENZ'S BAKERY Lima, Ohio Compliments of THE LIMA TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY 122 S. Elizabeth I 109 CONGRATULATIONS . . FAREWELL ...... and THANK YOU . . The graduation of South High School Class of l955 is a significant land mark in Lima's history. You are to be congratulated on your graduation-it is a mark of personal achievement for each of you. As the last class ever to graduate from South High School, the class of i955 also stands as a symbol, marking the end of one educational era and the beginning of another. And finally, a word of thanks .... for helping to set standards of scholarship and citizenship that will assure future progress for the city of Lima and its people. SUPERIOR COACH CORPORATION LIMA, OHIO l G i r l MOSER'S FOOD MARKET Everything in Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Meats Cr Canned Goods 202 E. Vine St. Phone 7-0481 BON TON BAKERY Have you tried our Sliced White Bread? We Specialize in Wedding and Birthday Cakes 6' . A Full Line of Pastries Phone 6-874l 7l9 S. Main St. KARI. WARNER , Compliments of Insurance LIGHT 81 SIFERD 807 Cook Tower Lima, Ohio The mio HOSPITAL KE Radio G Television Sales and Service Ill N. Elizabeth St. 608 N, Mai,-, Sf. 'Ill DON JENKINS, JEWHER Home of South High Graduation Rings 140 W. High St. Eb snfnwm-wiLuAMs W . ,E 'Paints G' Wallpaper p.,, l2i p Iiilgla :lil '4' . ' Ll Artists' Materials 1l' llUlifaW wwe' limi iirllilieii ' I 308 N. Main sf. l Elii 'l ' l i s's- Phone 2-7645 gaining, 1955-A Year of Special Events The BINDEL APPLIANCE lFormerly Maytag Storel The Home of Frigidaire- Maytag- Hoover- lronrite Tappan Bellefontaine 6' Kibby We Service What We Sell Steaks-Sandwiches-Chops Phone 7-l6l l 2lO-212 S. Main St Lima, Ohio 2 Limos Future Rests WYE: Its Young People and we have every confidence that they will live up to our hopes and expectations. The Metropolitan Bank takes this opportunity to extend Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '55, and an invitation to use the services of the bank to help you progress in money matters. You'II always be welcome at both offices of this frendly bank. Uhr flfirtrnpnlitan Bank OF LIMA. OHIO The Bank For Everyone Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FARM BUREAU INSURANCE after Sept. I, I955 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COS. AUTO- LIFE- FIRE ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS GENERAL LIABILITY Representatives Walter C. Miller ........ 6-4042 Harley M. Smith ........ 9-4062 W. D. Ciiffin .............. 7-4612 Y WalterL. King ............ 8-2306 SCI-llH5'S KIRBY I Office . 205 W, Ellen 5, family Shoe Store Phone 2-9660 Lima, Ohio 48 PUBLIC SQUARE G. M. SWAll0W 8. SONS Good Luck to the Class of 1955 But Bowers G Distributors If sickness strikeihsste your doctor first of Take your prescription to the , ARGONNE DRUG STORE SWALLOWS BEVERAGES Harold Primmer Roy Wise 928 S. Main St. Phone 6-1221 Cor. High and Elizabeth Sts. Phone 2-2481 LIMA, OHIO SCHI.UMBOHM'S 685-687 S. Main St. 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 ARK OF SWEETS 56 Public Square Home Made Candies George Says: Congratulations To The Graduates of '55 For Quality In Homemade Candy Ice Cream and Luncheons Visit THE SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY On the Square Compliments of .IONES HARDWARE 59 Public Square II4 It is our pleasure to serve you with the finest OFFSET and LETTERPRESS to giveyyou Top Quality at Low Cost with constant Superior Service. E LARGEST PRODUCERS OF ANNUALS IN THE STATE S YEARS OF EXPERIENCE' ' 65 'OVER .I . . . OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE . . . giving us a back- ground to better produce your printing needs. Progressively rl. 4 expanding, our facilities are complete to produce any iob from beginning to end. An Art Department to develop your ideas-a Composing Room with a large assortment of type to portray your message-the most modern presses, both Letterpress and Offset-and finally a complete Bindery for quick and economical delivery. if Q , to g vc F R i ' it 3 R A Nt.ixg. Phone 6638 F , S' rosronm, omo THE GRAY PRINTING co. Accredited a First Grade High School, State Department of Education Member North Central Association Colleges and Secondary Schools Member National Thespians, Troupe 649-Member American Junior Red' Cross Member Ohio High School Athletic Association-Member Greater Ohio Athletic League Y-Teens Associated with Young Women's Christian Association Distributive Education Clubs of America, Lima South Chapter Member of Future Teachers of America, Mary Conrath Chapter COURSES OFFERED College Preparatory, Business Education, Distributive Education, General, Twelfth ....... .. Eleventh ..... A Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Vocational and Music ENROLLMENT-'I 515 lMarch '17, 19551 .......192 ..,....190 Administration ....... .............. 9 4 Advertisements ..... ....... Annual .......... Audio-Visual ........ 102-115 .......37 Band ...................................... 62 Band Maior, Maiorettes.. Band 8- Orchestra Parents ....... ...67 Baseball 119541 .............. Basketball, Freshmen ...... Basketball, Managers .... Basketball, Reserve ..... Basketball, Varsity ....... Board of Education ......, Boosters ........ .......... C Cheerleaders .......,.. Citizens Advisory ...... Coaches ............... Cygnets .................. D Distributive Education .... E .......33 .......33 ....,..32 .......92 .......66 .......31 .......93 .......25 00 Eighth Grade ........ az, sa, 84, as Eighth Y-Teens ................. Eleventh Y-Teens ...... F .......46 Faculty .................. 96, 97, 98, 99 Faculty Council .............. Football, Freshmen ..... Football, Managers ..... Football, Reserve ...... 116 .......25 .......24 .......25 Tenth .....,................ Ninth ..... INDEX Football snaps .................... Football, Varsity .................... Football, Lettermen ............ Freshmen .......... .... 7 8 Future Homemakers ................ Future Teachers .,..... G G. A. A .................... Golf H9541 ............. H HI-Y ...................... Homecoming .......... J Junior Band .............................. Junior A Cappella Choir ............ 24 4 29 24 27 81 36 36 39 34 48 22 59 61 Junior Class Play ...................... 56 Junior Ensemble ...................... 61 Juniors .....,............ 70, 7l, 72, 73 Junior Red Cross ..........,........... 41 L Library Club ............ M Magazine Campaign ................ 40 65 Mixed Ensemble ........... ........ 6 0 Mothers' Progressive ........ ........ 6 7 N Ninth Y-Teens ........ O ......-.44 Operetta H9541 ....... ........ 6 4 Orchestra .............. ........ 6 2 P P. T. A. Executive ....... ........ 6 6 Eighth ....... Seventh ........ Pep Club ............ . Pot O' Gold ........... R Rainbow .................. S Safety Patrol ............ Secretaries .............. Senior Activities .......... -.......283 ........345 -.....50, 51 ..--...53 --.....37 ..-....93 9 Senior A Cappella Choir ............ 60 Senior Class Officers .......... Senior Class Play .......... Senior Honors ........ Seniors ................ Seventh Grade ............. Seventh Grade Choir .... ....-.57 20, 21 .......6-18 ......,86-90 ......64 Seventh .Home Economics .......... 55 Seventh Y-Teens ...................... 42 Sophomores .......... ........ 7 4-77 Stage Crew ........... Student Council ........ Superintendent ..... Supervisors .............. T Table of Contents ........ Thespians ................ Track ll 9541 ............ Twelfth Y-Teens ........ Tenth Y-Teens ....... V Varsity S .............. 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