Springfield Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, OH)

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Se lots Donald Quinn turned out to be the greatest car designer of the century He started his career when he would draw queer designs in Geometry Class instead of drawing triangles General Motors hired him as head wash boy in their large Buick plant One day he dropped a design ln the plant suggestion box and as a result he was advanced to the high paying Job of d signer His Job enabled him to sell his Model A Ford and buy therevolutlcnary new Buick which he designed Ralph Ridenour that geometrical wizard, has finally solved the equation of therocket to the outer world He plans to make a trip to the planets Saturn and Mars He believes that the rings around Saturn are not moons but green cheese and that the men Mars are not midgets but are giants He also thinks that these giants are ver genial and will not harm either him or his men e notice that he is taking many guns and much ammunition But perhaps this 1 for the mice on Saturn Howard 'Deb' Sunnucks was acclaimed one f the greatest comedians this morning since Charlie haplin and The Gold Rush 'Deb' opened last night on Broad way with his new show 'Stars ln Sports It 1! 01 pected to run for years in New York He V88 0ff0r84 several contracts for Hollywood but refused He told reporters that he would consider when they F'a0h'd the million a-day mark JUNIOR PLA18 Above left to ri ht J Parsons H Bunnucks, I rlseell, FL Rldenour, and J Bunnuokg Right, left to right E Beymer B Eichelberger, and R Metcalf STRING ENSEMBLE Paul Thomas has finally ach1eved.h1s one ambition in life Be has finally got the chance to sing radio commercials over the air He sings for the new dog food 'Rover'e Kid Bite ' Here is what he sings I like 'Rover's Kid Bits Crackers They build your body t a 'T' It's krispy, crunchy all good flavor Helps your dog, look what it did to me Marshall Timmons, who is head champion in the golf series these days, has never liked the idea of walking As Marshall was always a bright student, he rigged up the idea of a moving strip of lawn The idea was that after you finished swinging at the golf ball, instead of walking to the next hole all you had to do was step on this strip of moving lawn, and zoom away to the next hole You're a great credit to all golf players, Marshall Opal 'flying with ease Wilson, famous trapsze artist made headlines in the Egg Xggk limes While doing her big act under the tent of the Ringling Brothers Circus, lhanglng by her enlarged toe from a flying saucer! she noticed the oo keeper being held up by a masked man Opal, who was brave and daring, zoomed down at the man and grabbed the gun from his hand, and with her free foot knocked him cold But to 0pal's surprise lt was nothing but a water pistol Of course, it was all in the act Darn it SENIOR PLAYS The Senior class presented their plays November 10, 1909 The two plays were entitled The Prettlest Girl in Town' and Histl She's a Man ' The cast of 'The Prettiest Girl ln Town'1nclud ed Joan Sunnucks, Opal Wilson, Evelyn Beymer, Jake Roehm, Mary Burdine, Ronald Metcalf, Lucille Groh, Jim Comstock and Robert Krauss The seniors who werein 'Hlstl Bhe's a Man' were Jacqueline Parsons, Howard Sunnucks, Robert Chilcote, Donald Quinn, Betty Eichelberger, Betty Kordlsh, and Irvin Brissell The Prompter director Our tions to play was directed by Mr Daryl Daniel. for the play was Norma Jean Mowry The stage was Marshall Timmons senior string ensemble played several eeleo- fill in at intermission time ushers who were chosen from thsJun1or Class were Carol Dalenberg Thelma Rldenour N l o P 1 and Reggie Roberts ' ' B S n r ce' Something unusual was presented this year, A string ensemble organized and played for school aotl vities and other outside activities Members of this STOUP are Evelyn Beymer, Bob Krauss, Irvin Brlssell, James Comstock and Jacob Boehm This has been a very fine SPOUP and has played well together It unfortunate that all the members are seniors. Left to right Robert Krauss, Jake Boehm, Evelyn Beymer,Irv1n Brissell, Jim Comstock 4 ,L ' . 3 . . . v y A . hs. The g . f . e ll -11-

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K , XT, Rex Beer xt J 'D' Bob Frey . I I Elwood 32 I A Elaine Beymer ii Birdie Fulmer Y T R., Nelson Orewller Price ,JI I 1 X Mary Ann Clever Helen Gllllom ' faa,g ff Thelma Rldenour Donna Closson 55? it 'Z ff? 143 , 622-in wg, . x X 1 Harold Hastlng Ss of 51 Q' me ' C7 ,gg . Iii ,.-' X Linda Couchman SWSE7, , e, WU L Let Jo Ann s Jacobs Foggy Tom Roberts Taylor Thomas X Parsons ' 2 L. , N , lQ ' L Af, Bob Dailey no ft' Ronnie Leathers ,,,5q,,W,. A A , HIIIIIHEE Joan Kerman 49 gg y , ff, -vs x I Q 2 3, ' , Q p 'L fi, f gat? W3 5 e, arg Carol Dalenberg Janis Carl Dent Duffner Q fa . ffkk Donna Musick Pauline Mowry Jean McCartney W ' ' lg - ?f W J 4 v 1 41 will 4 fl-ff: s Y - au' lx ' ' w .z -X - ' Wllllam David Sylvia West Tlnkey Warne JUNIOR CLASS NEWS Let us stop the fleeting hand of time for moment to look back on the days and deeds of Junior Class of Springfield High School in 1950 We are in the year of 2050 A A Catomlc Age7,and to look into the past, we must open up the looking glass of Time Before anyone can open the door to this great glass, he must say that he is analumnus of Springfield High School when the door is open,we walk in and see a great gallery On the walls are pictures of all personswho at one time attended S H S We walk along gazing at the various banners, relics, and 'what nots ' One group stands out more than the others Upon closer examination we find it Beneath the group picture is a reat book containing all the deeds fboth good and bad , all the stories that were told out of class, and all the grades We see the names of the politically minded per- sons Nelson Price was President of the Junior class and the Vice President was Reggie Roberts, the sec- retary was Elaine Beymer and the Treasurer was Tom Parsons We see another article in the book and it lves the names of the people who were Junior class officers for the second semester It seems that Mary Ann Clever was a favorite for both political parties in her class, and was elected president and class representative on the Student Council Janis Dentwas the Vice President, the Secretary was Pauline Mowry and the Treasurer was the famous mathematician, Jean HacCartney. We see another article which is about the mags zlne sales that is an annual custom for the Junior Class The top magazine salesman was Carl Duffn6Pf0P the Gents, and Mary Ann Clever for the girls Carl sold S150 worth of magazines and Mary Ann sold 3140 worth The total sales amounted to 8950 We come to a group of pictures and see that they are the cast for the Junior Plays which were held on Avril lb l 0 The Junior class was historically 95 minded and a bit humorous, teachers thought that they The class produced a drama, although sometimes the were somewhat hysterical. he Stggps jg Cgngueg,' which took place ln the 18th century The other play was a comedy 'The Life of the Part! ' Socially speaking, the class reached a desired level by the annual Junior Senior Prom, which was a gala affair, held on the twentieth day of May in the year of 1950 A D Duffner, Nelson Price, rese e center, and Reggie Roberts as reserve guard nald Leather, Elwood Orewiler also played on the team Tom Parsons was one of the team managers 4 1ll4v jaaa kb x 25- 'j at fx l I X Vaio wx!! ' K c W f 41, 1 B . una . , . V ls , ,-, -- . to be the Junior Class of 5.H-S- in the YSBT 1950 A-D' In 1950, the class had varsity center, Carl ' J . HZ . , V . 0 ' Q-J -15-