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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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Ambition Ford owner Doom Ford tractor owner SHIRLEY BRISSELL Glee Club 1 2-5-4 Clee Club Secretary 5 Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 C A A l-2-5-4 G A A Treasurer 4 F H A l-2- 4 F H A Recreational Leader Warriors' Club 1-2-5-4 Library Club 4 Orchestra l 2 5-4 Orchestra Librarian 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 5 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 2 Class Vice President 2 Varsity Cheerleader 5 Trait Flirty Ambition Raising a boy' basketball team Doom Having football team fi rrrmv T' If-9 ...G 'A Q- , Auf DOROTHY BARNHILL Clee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus l 2 Girls' Ensemble l 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 1 4 Orchestra Vice Pres 4 A 2 5 Latin Club 1 2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 5-4 Class Secretary 4 Trait Helpfulness Ambition Nurse Doom Veterinarian MYRON BEER Warriors' Club l 2 5 4 Glee Club l 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 5-4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Orchestra Librarian 2 Class Secretary 5 Class Vice President 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Trait Tardiness Ambition Own Ford Motor Company Doom Still late DAVID BUCHANAN Valedictorian Clee Club l-2-5-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 Warriors' Club l-2-5-4 Orchestra l-2-5-4 Orchestra President 2 Mixed Chorus Secretary 5 Latin Club 1-2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 5 Claes Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Latin Club Treasurer 2 Boys' Quartet 2 5 Boys' Ensemble 4 Trait Has all the answers Ambition Chief chemist in an Airwlck factory Doom Pfc in army Yam' 5 l1:f' 'L 9' E DORIS COLEMAN G A A 1 2 3-4 G A A Vice President 4 Glee Club 4 Glee Club Librarian 4 F H A 2 4 Library Club 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 John Simpson 1 Annual Staff 4 Trait Frlendliness Ambition To raise short haired Persians Doom Raising dogs VERLIN DA! Trait Sleeping Doom Still sleeping JOANN DISANZE Salutatorian Glee Club 1 2 Glee Club Librarian 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Accompanist 1 2 G A A 1 2 3-4 G A A Representative 1 Latin Club 1 2 Latin Club Secretary 2 Class Secretary 1 Class Vice President 3 Girls' Ensemble 5.4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Warriors' Club 1 . 1-4 Trait Dignity Ambition Concert Pianist Doom Jazz player DEQ 5 la 4:31245 45. IF' Hi rg .2 -5- DONALD DANALS Glee Club l 2 Orchestra 1 2 Warriors' Club l 2 Mixed Chorus 1 3-4 Boys' Quartet 2 3 Boys' Ensemble 4 Class President 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff Track 1 3-4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Orchestra Manager 2 Glee Club Vice Pres Trait Coolness Ambition Chief Teehnl sian in Underwriters Laboratories Doom Clean up boy at G A A 1 2 1-4 F H A 1 2 3-4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Librarian 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Warriors' Club 2 3-4 Annual Staff 4 F H A Parlimentarian Trait Shyness Ambition Wrestler Doom Wrestling referee JERRY ELLIS Warriors' Club Latin Club 1 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 3-4 Orchestra 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 4 Class President 1 Class Secretary 3 Warriors' Club Vice Pres Trait Argumentative Ambition F B I Agent Doom Hunted by F B I 4 , . .. . - O 'fyz . . . f ff? - -:s-4 f f - -5-4 f - -:s-4 5, . . . -5- ' HA -- A H Q 1 ' 1 V i ' 4 . - . 4 : '- UL. - 1' ' 'ewvmgvwwwyfgj V KATHLEEN nzcxsanorr 7 - - - 'QI 57 ' bf 4 - , . . . 3 XZ? 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Head of kinder- garten CAROL HENRY Warriors' Club l 2 5 4 A A Representative 5 A A Secretary 4 H A l 2 5-4 H A Art Chairman Glee Club l 2-5-4 Clee Club Librarian Mixed Chorus 4 Library Club 4 Girls' Ensemble 5-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Neatness Ambition Vice Pres of Richland Trust Doom Vice Pres of Mechanics A Loan GERALD JACOBS Senior Play 4 Track 2 5-4 Baseball 2 1-4 Class Treasurer 4 Trait Quietness Ambition Stay out army Doom Navy swab SENMIRE LARRY KEELER Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Warriors' Club 1 2 5 4 M 'rx-an Sllllness Ambition Architect ' Doom Inmate at Toledo ,A- Haba 'q fvq ,f ,Z 547 ROBERT KORDISH Basketball 1 2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class Vice President Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 1 2 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Warriors' Club l 2 W Orchestra 1 Trait Neatness Ambition To be a success ln llfe Doom I P A worker NATHAN PRICE Warriors' Club 1 2 5-4 Warriors' Club Secreta Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Clee Club Secretary 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class President 4 Delaware Representativ Basketball 2 6-4 Baseball 2 5 4 Track 2 5-4 State Track Meet 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Junior Play 6 Senior Play Trait Athletic Ambition Coach Doom Water boy ry 5 8 'QW' 'fx an ..-J Q in ,,,v' EVELYN KELLEY Glee Club 1 2 5-4 Mixed Chorus 2 F H A 1 2 4 G A A 1 2 5-4 Warriors' Club 1 2-5-4 Junior Play 6 Senior Play 4 Library Club 4 Trait Letter writer Ambition To marry Carl Doom Getting rid of him BERNARD PALMER Glee Club l 2 5-4 Mixed Chorus l 2 5-4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 5-4 Latin Club 1 2 Warriors' Club 1 2 5-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Glee Club Pres 5 Mixed Chorus Pres 2 Warriors' Club Vice Pres Class Vice President Student Council Pres 4 Trait Smoothness Ambition Eccentric old bachelor Doom An eccentric old bachelor VIRGIL HADER Warriors' Club 1 2 5-4 Glee Club 1 2 1 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3-4 Glee Club Librarian Boys' Quartet 1 2 1 Boys' Ensemble 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Late Ambition To get my chores done Doom Still trying EEMUERE 43' dlin -W' ,2z1h.1ec 46042 Tiueobalwldhuuv ilaani, iffuluue .BOMA MBMEWCW l3Lz1Lf me ifffmzf PAULINE RIDDLE A 1 2 5-4 A Class Representati A 5 2 5-4 ro eot Chairm Glee Club T 2 5 an 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Ensemble 2 Warriors' Club 1 2 5-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Library Club 5-4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Fun loving Ambition Type 50 yprdg a minute Doom Still trying ANNE TAYLOR Glee Club l 2 5-4 Glee Club Vice Pres 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 5-4 F H A l 2 5-4 F H A Secretary 2 F H A Recreation Leader G A A l 2 5-4 Warriors' Club 1 2 5 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Trait Temper Ambition Controlling temper Doom Still poppin' off ve 4 ,ps-sg HUIUBHHPHS' z62llla.,.,41E1.aa22, QWAZQ 59uza7+ 4545 ww! 0220450 dan! ffwwfdmfw Wm!! Zum nfl an AMI 6,43 favs- 4472s-nazi! Z9iJvL1Z42f IE? Cy749 W77?05 JANICE STRI CKLER Glee Club 1 2-5-4 Glee Club Librarian 4 A l G A A 1 2 5-4 Mixed Chorus 2 1-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 4 Girls' Ensemble 2 Trait quietness Ambition Public stsnographer Doom Private stenographer DARLENE WALKER Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus 2 5-4 Girls' Ensemble 1 2 5-4 Mixed Chorus Librarian 5 G A A 1 0 4 Cheerleader 1 A O F H A Music Chairman 5 Warriors' Club 1 2 5-4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Clase Treasurer 2 Library Club Trait Speeder Ambition To have a curly haired bo Doom Having straight haired triplets fmnw mea! nlikja deyfgf 5224 dwygw 4 G.A.. -- Mu, c.A. . - r.H. . - - F-H- - - - I F.H. . :2:5 A N A fo -S dv -- -5-4 5' A A Girls' Ensembl: 1-2-5-4 . O . -N-5- - - I I I 4 r.H. . 1---5-4 pf A , , , - - I- - - . . . - - : X c. -2 y - fl' ffi ' 7 E A :ZgQ ZQL! Q5 ,ez f S A A Q , 07 JW A . e- E as Nissen JoAnn D1Sanze, David Buchanan SCHOLARSHIP Pointe for scholarship awards are based on the final grade in a subject Only four subjects are counted ln one year while subjects carried only half a year earn half the points from that grade A's re oelve fifteen points, B's ten and C's five points minus subtracts two points and a plus adds two points Extra polnts are given for activities such as orches tra and glee club. Also school oltlzenship credit of five points may be voted by the faculty. Seniors who participate ln the county scholarship contest are awarded the number of points equal to their rank ln the county subtracted from twenty five. Each year the two seniors ranking highest ln the class are chosen valedlctorlan and salutatorlan. This year these two were David Buchanan, valedlctorlan and JoAnn DlSanze, salutatorlan. EDITORIAL le the Seniors of '52' have reached our goal to graduate. We have done many important things during high school. We successfully presented our junior and senior plays and had a beautiful prom,Ve have had fun through out joys and sorrows, and we shall never for- get our school day memories. We wish to thank the faculty, photographer and advertisers for helping make possible the publication of 'The Echo.' As we look back in future years, the annual will help us remlnlsce our memories of school days, and a symbol that we can give to you. UHQE ANNUAL Editor ln chlef Art Editors Advertising Class Edltor Grade Editor Club Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Typlsts Subscriptions STAFF Dorothy Barnhlll Larry Keeler Vlrgll Rader Davld Buchanan Donald Danals Delbert Beer Ronald Evans Darlene Walker Mary Alt JoAnn DlSanze Nathan Price Ann Taylor Janice Strlckler Doris Coleman Carol Henry Shirley Brlssell Kathleen Dlckerhoff Pauline Riddle Back Row: Evans,Beer,Buchanan,Iee1er,Pr1oe,Rader,Strlckler, Brlssell,Taylor Front Row:Riddle,Coleman,Henry,Mr. Somerv1lle,Barnhi1l, DlSanze,Alt,D1ckerhoff le have enjoyed making up the annual and we hope you will have as much pleasure ln reading lt. Ve the Senior class,as we go through 11fe's path shall never forget our happy days at Springfield. Editor-ln chief Dorothy Barnhlll RYE ,Z yti W5 ur ' Www if? 'vw GERALD JACOBS LEROY HOPPER DORIS OOLEMAN BERNARD PALMER RONALD EVAN S DOROTHY BARN!-KILL SHIRLEY BRISSELL MMU ALT DAVID BUCHANAN ANNE TAYLOR JNL A AQ 4 1. W 4 1 Zwf2?54i:'???f M JANI CE STRI CKLER 3,-f ,,,.---' L A DELBERT BEER KATHLEEN DI CKERHOFF DONALD DANALS PAULINE RIDDLE 10- mfg QW '91 r ' 'H EVELYN XELLEY 14' sf PIP? f 46 LARRY KEELER JERB1 ELLIS DARLENE WALKER -4 Vw mr' CAH01- HENW BETTY Jo Exon ROBERT KORDI SH HYRON BEER VIRGIL BADER JOANN DISANZE 11 . ' A YQ. , Y . I 1 gd 1 , V Q X, I- ,I .' it N ' 4-D' V 1 fanny. an . ,, ,id A , o- , . I P' Aj- H ' X - 1 . J, . , ' 7' ' I M,3fff...1 ,, 'V 1f 5'l5' .fx A :I'4Y'2'4i A ,Z 'fy WL x, ,ff A 43,1 , ,Ein-w,A.1,a . .r 3 3 in kf ' ' Z 4 ', 2 32 V4 ..- .... , K .,. vu V- im 4 1, J. N -zfgiig . ll 5441 A ' V. 1' ' V ' Ea A w EEMUIIRS PROPHECY Shirley Brissell finally became the mother of a basketball team The famous basketball team plays to entertain her baseball team While they are resting up for the next season, the big question now is 'will she try next for a football team?' It is now May of the year 1962 At the head of the graduating class we find Ronald Evans After completing his tenth year in the senior class, Ron has patiently rallied to get a straight A record Gerald Jacobs finally fulfilled his ambition, by not getting drafted into the Army In 1962 he was drafted into the Navy Now he is swabbing decks for Uncle Sam Leroy Hopper, America's top beauty expert, just returned from Paris While there, he viewed many fashion shows and was Judge at a bathing beauty contest On returning our noted fashion expert sald and I quote, 'Vive La France' lYea France! Nathan Price studied for five long years to be come a great coach He traveled all over the U S for five more years after he finished his studying, trying to get some school to hire him In 1962 he was hired by the Hedges school to coach their glrl's volleyball team Aftel ten years, Annie Taylor still hasn't learned to control her temper However, she might finally achieve her ambition because she is spending the next ninety days in Jail for punching a policeman in the nose Betty Jo Emch finally marr1eda,hardware merchant After she marr1ed,she discovered that she had writing talent Her first book has been published The name of this epic is 'Cheaper by the Gross ' After many years of shunnlng suitors, Mary Alt set on being an old ma1d,because she holds the world' record for broken hearts Lucky Lucanio and his top American henchman, Frank Costello were finally taken into custody by American top F B I agent Jerry Cmachlne gunl Ellis These last criminals top the list of public enemies which Ellis has captured Previous to this he had brought to Justice David fthe devil! Buchanan and Kbutcheri Bob Kordish Bob Kordlsh's wish finally came true, 'to b a success in life' when he entered politics After much hard thinking and studying, he became a Judge in Reno, and is now settling divorce cases Pauline Riddle finally obtained a Job in Indian Town Gap as private secretary to a certain corporal She is doing overtime only not as his secretary but as his wife Don Danals fulfilled his ambition by becoming chief technician at the Underwriters Laboratories A we look in on Don, we find hlmtesting the elasticity of women's corsete JoAnn DiSanze became a great concert pianist After many wonderful years of playing, she retired We look in on JoAnn in 1972 and we find her grace fully beating out chopsticks with one finger Nurse Dorothy Barnhill has finally realized her lifelong ambition as head nurse of a large hospital She has been appointed head nurse at the Smith an Brothers Doll Hospital We see Dorothy now as she repairs the talking equipment on mama dolls Delbert Beer has gained much attention in 'High society ' After being married for twenty years he was voted the 'Most hen-peeked man of '72 ' Carol Henry finally nabbed and managed to marry the owner of 'Hoddles Bank ' Carol was last seen counting pennies from slot machines Janice Strickler finally landed her first Job as a p ivate stenographer However, the first day She was fired After being fired several mo e times, she decided to become a public stenographer She nOW has an office of her own Larry Keeler, Sing S1ng's famous warden is about to retire He will spend a very orderly life will follow the early to bed, early to rise routine, he will also eat only the simplest foods Larry is now referred to as 36725-46789 Norman Heinberger accomplished his life long am bltion of becoming a frogman He is now KHOWH to the navy as splash man Helnberger We now find him at home answering his wife's questions with a quiet croak David Buchanan accomplished his goal as Chief cnemlst t the Ontario Perfume Co Their weJ.knowr motto is 'Iou smell 'em, we chos'em ' Dave was 1aBt seen hunting rare species of flowers in southern Africa for his company Doris Coleman became the owner of the largest museum of rare specimens Her favorite of an'mals were Persian cats She had quite a large collection Dorls's cats broke out of the cage one day and Doris ls now living a quiet life ln a straight JSCKSC at Columbus Kathleen Dlckerhoff now known as 'Gorgeous Kate' ls appearing on television She has become the world's champion woman wrestler Her most recent match was with Mildred Burke and won in 17 seconds 'Gorgeous Kate' still retains the crown We now find Evelyn Kelley living at an army CSMP with her six children Her husband spends eight hours a day passing out pills to the slck only to come home at night finding one of the children sick what pens? Evelyn's husband passes out more pills Darlene Walker now residing at an auto race track has a nickname of 'Jet ' Winning her last race with Barny Oldfield, the famous speed demon, Darlene has retired from racing and is now tlmekeeper at the Ashland Speedway Verlln Day had so much trouble keeping awake in clvics class that he decided to do something about it After many years of study he finally developed a new brand of lgtgy awake' pills These are entirely harmles and non habit forming Mr Day is now work ing on a new pill to cure all his victims of insomnia Myron Beer, in 1962, fulfilled his life long ambition by buying the Ford Motor Co which now makes automatic washing machines V1 il Rader after years of careful study 'on how torget hls chores done on time' has decided to give up Hs now works in a shoe shop where he an buy shoes over size 12 for one half Price After his next African safari is finished, Bef nard Palmer has consented to speak before 3 H 5 The noted explorer will speak about the strange customs of the African women . , He u in o . a . -1 A ls still an old maid. She must really have her heart ' 0 S . . hap- e . .B .- -n . A c A A . . . -12- CLASS WILL we, the Senior Clase of nineteen hundred and fifty two of Springfield Twp High School, do hereby will our most valued possessions to those remaining 1 S H S First to the faculty, we give our appreciation for the advice and guidance that they have given us during our high school years Second, to the on coming Seniors we give our knowledge of the world of music Third, to the future Jun1ors,we bequeath our ligence on Nhow to be good boys and girlsn Fourth, to the on coming Sophomores, we give our great athletic ablllty Fifth to the future Freshmen we bequeath our telllgence in English Class Slxth,the Seniors of 1952 wish to bequeath their most valued possessions as follows I BERNARD PALMER, will my good looks to a mud fence JLAHY ELLIS, will my freckles to Dorothy Nuss baum LEROY HOPPLH will my curly hair to Dean Mcln tire DAVE BUCHANAN will my teasing to Ted Williams DOHOTHY BARNHILL, will my Dwight to anyone who thinks she can get him JOANN DIDANZE will my shortness to Paul Lud wlg DONALD DANALS, will my oboe to Dale Perry NATHAN PRICE will my basxetball pants to Al Gilbert LAHHY KELLnR,w1ll my artistic ability to Paul VIHGIL RADER will my big feet to Judy Reed MARY ALT, will my tongue tulsters to Mrs Wheaton PAJ IKE RIDDLE, will my flirting to Ann Hart zler DELBLRT BLER will my long arms to an ape MYRON BELR will my height to David Strickler GERALD JACOBS will my basketball dribbling to Donald Totman I VEHLIN DAY will my long legs to a beagle hound ROBERT KORDISH will my N ot rodu to Audrey Buchanan SnIRLEY BRISSELL,w11l my Nbashfulness' to Bo Gordon RONALD EVANS. will my beard to Fred Brantlng ham ANN IAYLOR, will y temper to David Craig EVELYN KELLEY,wlll my letter writing to Patty Hall JANICE STRICKLER, will my quietness to Patty Hopper HERE I DORIS COLEMAN,w1ll my calmness to Marge Farst BETTY JO EMCH, will my arguing to Sally Shil llto CAROL HENRY, will my neatness to Charles G11 bert I NORMAN HEINBERGLR. will my fighting ab111ty to Mickey Mouse DARLENE WALKER,w111 my driving to a jet pilot KATHLEEN DICKEHHOFF, will my friendliness to Dorothy Fullager hereby appoint Mr Stlngel and Mr Somerville as executors of this our last will and testament Jia C!f.,.,.7f fe CLASS HISTORY In September of 1940, a group of wide eyed first graders entered the doors of Springfield Twp school Fifteen of the original class are now seniors They are Darlene Walker,Ann Taylor, Virgil Rader, Bernard Palmer,Bob Kord1sh,Evelyn Kelley, Gerald Jacobs, Nor man Helnberger, Leroy Hopper,Caro1 Henry,Rona1d Evans Donald Danals,Sh1r1ey Brissell,Delbert Beer and Myron Beer Mrs Ruth Taylor was our teacher As the years went by our little group increased Pauline Riddle and Jerry Ellis joined us in the second grade David Buchanan and Mary Alt came in the third grade Nathan Price in the fourth JoAnn D1eanze,Kath leen Dlckerhoff and Janice Strickler came in the 6th The next year we all had many enjoyable times We were all excited when we ascended the stairs to the third floor At first we were bewildered with our new surroundings, but we soon became adjusted to the new arrangement and settled ourselves down to having a good time We welcomed Dorothy Barnhill and Larry Keeler into our seventh grade class At long last we entered high school We joined took part in many activities and had a very good time Doris Coleman joined us in our freshman year and Mr Somerville became our class adviser Mary Alt, Jean Osterhout and Darlene Walker became reserve cheer leaders As sophomores we were successful in many fields We rad many boys on the reserve basketball team and Mary Alt was varsity cheerleader As juniors we were busy all nine months Our magazine sales topped all previous years We sold over 81000 worth of magazines The boys on the varsity team were Jerry Ellis Nathan Price, Willis Yahney and Bernard Palmer Mary Alt and Shirley Briseell were varsity cheerleaders Our junior lays, 'They Put on A Play' and 'An Unin vlted Ghost , were both a huge success and were under the direction of Mr Daryl Daniel Our junior senior prom was exciting and a lot of hard work We chose as our theme, 'Our Friendship ' Betty Jo Emch and Ver lin Day joined our class and we moved on to our last year in school As Seniors our enrollment is now twenty eight 15 girls and 15 boys We started out our senior year by eleotln first semester officers President, Nathan Price, ice President,Bob Kord1sh,Secretary,Dav1d Bu ehsnan, and Treasurer, Jerry Ellis Second semester officers were Pres1dent,Delbert Beer, Vice president, Myron Beer Secretary, Dorothy Barnhill and Treasurer Gerald Jacobs Our senior plays, 'Murder is Fun' and 'Junior is a Geniue,' directed by Mr Ronald Somerville were great successes This year Nathan Pr1ce,Bernsrd Pal mer and Jerry Ellie were on the varsity basketball team We have had many enjoyable times during the time spent at school , . - I , I' - n . . . - I I, - . I - ' ' I, . ln- cel . If i We . . n l ln' 1, v' - 2 . l I, HY' - O I 0 I, , D . 3 1,1 ' Q E . , I I If 1 1 ' . I, ' . ' 1. ' , ' , , I, ' ' G0Pd0H- many different types of clubs and organizations. We I, , . 0' I. ., D t . . - I, 'L - . I. I ' , . ' 1, ' , D . , ' 1, , ' . 2 : 1, ' . n , , - I, ,. b . .- In - 1 In ' - 111 . '5 .' ' 1, ' 1 ' - ' D 1, ' ' -16- a-IMNUQRS Jack Wesley Baumberger Beck Dorothy Gilllom Robert Gordon 3 Clay Roger Mentzer Mowry Jack Ruby JoAnna Sapp 1'- Aiffi 55,1 Vaughn Donald Taylor Totman I X Gsm David Craig James Bette Paul Gordon Marjorie Hopper 7 Mary Alice Dorothy Murphy Nussbaum if James Sally Scarbrough Bhillito Harold Ted Walker Williams K Ruby Fox Norma Jacobs Marvin Orewiler Norma Smith 4-ug Jean Wyriek uf Marjorie Farst Kreps Dale Perry Earl Souder Gloria Zorub fl Wilfred Focht 'Z Sally Leppo I' Leroy Pitman Barbara Stahl Rf' ,QA Larry Garber ,- Earl Maocsrtney 'Q Patsy Quinn Dellda Tate 'if' Frank Gilbert Quentin Matthes A Carollee Ridenour Eula Bee Tate An all time school record was set by the class in the annual magazine sales a total of over 81500 in magazines were sold A trophy was presented by the Crowell Collier Publishing Company and it now reposes in the trophy case Paul Gordon, Sally Leppo and Bob Gordon were the three high salesmen The Juniors were well represented in the various fields of endeavor Seven members of the varsity bas- ketball team were Juniors Their pictures appear in the sports section The Junior plays, 'Five for Bad Luck' and 'Ada Gives First Aid' were given March 21 under the able direction of Mr, Somerville. An enjoyable and worthwhile year was climaxed by the Junior Senior Banquet held on May 10 Officers for the first semester were Earl Souder president, Eva Xreps,v1ce president, Jack Baumberger secretary and Ted Williams, treasurer Second semester officers were Ruby Fox, presi dent,Barbara Stahl, vice president, Eva Kreps, secre tary and Vaughn Taylor, treasurer . Qiii, f,.q I MN A 4 Q ' 13375, Q B 1 ir,! td, n, L . -,JY X ,A-f A . J, hh s y 1 XA 1 2 1 ' , 4 A RX L w ,F I ,T f 'I A 1 1 56' 'ul . lk Y -'61 H K 1: -4 H 5' X 'fnll n .a' 'G Qfg R at - o' f o 2 fi at f M 1 1 ff ,Y 414A ,' X K' I ,9 ' x I Eva ,. fr: ,, F J-1 . W Q 5 - ' B J 2 ,fl 1 ings' fi' isml ,fly X mg., ,bf Q, I ' I 'J' 5. if, I T x H 1 ' , , ' X - ,, 1' 'X J - , y 'Ts f - 13+ A T - Y A. tg Z2 ' ' ,,:4 E3 f:5 r 4 gg, 5 YLJ r c .HA 0 M 4 , 'ga 5 L A VA x A A . 5 A 3 ' I 'vig p 1 an 'H' , -' vb? ' 'W 4g'xY N Q W , Q www: V4 M' B ,Gia VN, 'M4 as 5 'ff' 1' 'ff' J T Yi VM . . ', P . Wj f ', flf A J Q A . . , ' s 14- Hmm 'P Donna Beer Naomi Downs Ronald Hammond in Frances Mowry '91 5 Leili Bowser Jean Earhart Ann Hartzler Phill Perry Frederick Brantlngham Betty Farst Phyllis Henry Hi Tara Jo Taylor AAA Audrey Buchanan Dorothy Fullager Virginia Krupp ! Kenneth Terman 17 Carol Burger Barbara Funston Jane Leonard Leroy Thomas The officers for the first semester of the soph omore class were Naomi Downs, president Ronald Ham mond, vice president Virginia Krupp, secretary and Dean Mclntire, treasurer During the second semester the following were elected Dean Mclntire, president David Gordon, vice president, Ruth Ann Cotter, sec retary and Sue Malaby, treasurer We were proud to have five sophomore boys on the reserve team this year The boys were Pat Danals, Dave Gordon, Dean McInt1re,Kenneth Terman,and William Mehl Pat Danals also played on the varsity Both Pat and Dave played on the varsity during the tournament Frances Mowry was a varsity cheerleader and Betty Farst was a reserve cheerleader Dorothy Fullager and Audrey Buchanan attended the Delaware Festival for orchestra and bands February 16 Sue Malaby, Ruth Ann Cotter, Naomi Downs and Audrey Buchanan sang in the girls' ensemble -1 5- Ruth Ann Cotter ,vs or Eugene Funston 9 so' Paul Ludwig Burton Wentz nv- M Jack Breinich Dean Crawford AAA Margaret Gettins Sue Malaby 'vs Nancy Pat Danals Danale I David Gordon Charles Gilbert 4 or William Mehl Dean Mclntire Mary Alt,Kath1een Dickerhoff, Pauline R1dd1e,JoAnn Disanze, Dorothy Barnhill Earl Sauder K 2 52' ig , .. 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Patty Hopper 6 John Northrup David Striokler Jarrell Marilyn Orewiler Sondra Sunnucks Mary Ann Dennis Kordish Ralph Beer David Davidson James Dailey 5? Er John Albert Gilliom Gilbert GIF' lllftfin Ora Jane Lee I Aletha Ruby Robert Schmidt 3 J Roger Marlene Terman Welty The first semester officers were Albert Gilbert, president, Sondra Sunnucks, vice president, and Patty Hopper, secretary treasurer Second semester officers were Sondra Sunnucks, president J0hn Gilliam, vice president, and Roger Terman, secretary treasurer germ The class contributed quite a few basketball players to the reserve team They were Ted Baumberger, Ralph Beer, Albert Gilbert, John Gilliom, Carl Mehl, Eddy Souder and Larry Williams To cheer the boys on were Sondra Sunnucks and Mary Ann Kurdish, reserve cheerleaders 16- Kenneth Bishop Jack Dickerhoff C? 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', : an ' ,xgf.,.,- . .f'1lii ' -. 1 1 M' QM ' O ERR B111 Alt Mary Chase 1ii'all Marjorie Ernsberger Ann Krepps 7:- Mike P0110ck Ricky Bouder Carolyn Thomas Miriam Bill Chase Milton Faret Dwight Kurtzman Judy Price Mary Sprunger X Barbara Wolf 'ttf JoAnn Baumberger David Couchman Bill Frey Louis McBride Darrell Rader Janice Stevens Jerry lyrick ,X -'93-wif Paul Beans P Loretta Crider Wanda Fry Rf' Charles McClain Judy Reed Jean Hagner Bonnie Bowser -n Joan Danals B111 Fry Shirley Miller Donald Restille FK Fred Brantingham 333:58 Pat Daugherty Jane GB.!'b6X 'Q Louise Parker Duane Runge Apb David Margaret Hartzler Hetler 42 ff Ronald Davis Robert Get ins Patty Perry 0 1 'S fi Robert Hyland tl: Leon Timmons 1 l Helen Buchanan Marilyn Deffendoll ww Gale Goff 6 Alice Perry Jackson Shafer i 1 JoAnn Hoover The eighth grade began the gradual awakening to the social and educational privileges of high school life Studies were mostly dressed up forms of pre- ceding years High points in their extra curricular life were the two class parties held in conjunction with the seventh grade Amon the year's memories are the class elec tions. irst half officers were' Judy Reed, presi dentg Bill Alt, vice presidentg Robert Brantingham, secretary: and Phyllis Gordon, treasurer, Second half vers: Bill Alt, presidentg Judy Reed, vice presidenq Bob Burtzlaft, secretary and Paul Beans, treasurer. -17- N17 Robert Burtzlaff ,ff Joe Enderle -f'! 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Kenneth Beer IN Walter Danals B-J Lawrence Hagner Judy Malaby Patty Miller Qi- Charlene Bell Robert Earhart Claudette Heuberger Mervin Marshall George Murphy Dallas Charlotte Merle Strickler Wentz Wentz 19? Larry Bemiller Richard Earhart P 'Wb Glenn Hinklin Marcia Mattox Florence Myers Carol West Donald Bergstrom F Robert Eyerly Peggy Jacobs Robert McBride 07 Carol Parklson There were 51 members of the seventh d 5 gra e, 2 glglsdand 26 boys During the school year, Robert C Pi 6 and Billy Postlewaite Joined our ranks Last fall, the eighth grade entertained the 7th with a picnic The officers for the first semester were Kenneth Beer, president Marcia Matrox, vice president, Ted King, secretary and Bonnie Rupp, treasurer Second semester officers were: Marcia Mattox, gresidentg Kenneth Beer, vice president: Claudette euberger, secretary and Tom Klellein, treasurer 18- Buddy Bishop Nancy Farst Mary Kauffman we Howard McCabe Terry Patton Patty BP81n1Ch 0 Edwin Fortney Ted King xg H salee cCabe William Ina Brown Alberta Glelslnger FH VY Thomas Klelleln Sandra McKown Patty ostlewalte Rice Mrs. Ridd1e,Mrs. Shrader 5.4 qw Avis Clevenger Michael Gordon -ala fr George Lee Jack Mehl 1:-Jr Ronald Rupp Mary Alt, Shirley Brissell Evelyn Kelley 0 1 V , 4 A 'aA, f ' ' J- .V '3 a,'Mf ' 4 2 if 1 M,f jgT, 1 ' f 1: 'r W ja T ' f V Mk ' ,, fc 1171 Fi I 4' f :ga V ihhwlxjx 6 If 1 ! 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I9 7'x Carlton Betts -10 James Clelan Jimmy Heuberger Joyce Matthes Selena Scott Paullre Beymer Janet Clelan I Dorothy Hogue eff' Jean Mehl wav Larry Snyder Thomas Bistodeau James Daugherty Ralph Jamison Carol Miller Janice Sprunger Sixth Grade L an Brissell Marlene Davis Stanley Kemp Richard Miller Leslie Timmer Richard BuPtL71ff Jackie Dewey Margaret Kleinsorg F James Moore ?'?' Barbara Thomas Those pupils who had perfect attendance records for the first semester were Marian Brissell, Joan Pitman, Richard Miller, Mary Lou Marshall, Jackie Dewey, Virginia Schwert Jane Clelan, Carol Miller, Frank Hattox, and Ralph Jamison As special projects during the year, the sixth grade presented a program to the Mothers' Club and made posters for the Red Cross 19- Sh I I lun Thomas Carpenter Thomas Gene Goon Harold Ludwig Sandra Palmer 'T I 1 David William .1 Y, Castor Virgil Goon A E Ruth Ludwig KBPSH Patch Dennis Wittmsr Gloria Beer Kafnryn anbers an-. ? 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A - W ' ' ' ,-,i A p ' 'e ' - ' Q .Nz 7 1 N : 1 I Jean Osterhout Pauline Riddle XT' ,' i-1111 Marcia Brague :S Joyce Hetler Patri la Paul Ridenour Seifert rfb I Asa D Barnhill, J D1Sanze K Dickerhoff, M Alt Ronald Brothers Harold Hinklln ,KW ,,,a asf' RobertfPf! Paul Raymond Larry Ernsberger Burdine Cline Danals fl 1:34 Bonnie Carol Betty Helen LONE MacCartney McCrea Park if W ff' J Fred Wllber Smith Sgizh Stull Sugar Red Cross This year 5B's contribution to the Jr Red Cross was 100 per cent We also donated enough to fill five boxes for the overseas box This was more than any other room Another project for the hospitals at Xmas time, was cutting up old Xmas cards and placing them on a cardboard background gee Projects We had a number of things to do this year ln wrlch we all took part In writing class,we made bird books These pictures of birds were both cut out and drawn for science study in the spring In geography class we made maps showing the amount of rainfall in all parts of the United States, vegetation and the growing seasons These maps were put on display pp inted Jobs Every two weeks 5B elected members of the class to do certain jobs that had to be done ln the room These Jobs were A secretary to keep records of Jobs and those who were to perform them, a librarian for the room library, two people to check closets to see that coats and hats were hung correctly two people to take care of the windows and window shades two people to check desks to see that they were clean each day, and other Jobs that helped our room to be one of the beet in the school Parents' Night Display bies Fred head On Parents' Night, 5B set up a display of hob of class members Some of the hobbies were Stull's stamp collection Shirley Au's arrow collection Wendell Perry'e and Howard Hagner'S baseball players cards B.Kord1sh,P.Danals,J.Scarorough D. Crawford, B.B0rdon, R. Kurt zman 20- A 'HPV Albert Alt I 4 Barbara Anliker Alvin Beer I JAY IA li Donald Carol Elaine Chase Davis Davis f 4ib Jane Huffman Ginger 'uby A df. Bob Totman sl-391' Patsy Kelley Lee Duane John Nancy Sapp Schaus Linda Beer Beverly Farst Charles Lotz Nancy Sheetz oA Diary hi? Richard Bishop Judy Franken stine Harold Maglott Joyce Shook anet ryner 163 James Flenner Charles Messner Philip Smith September 2 1951 The school year began with sixteen boys and eighteen girls Newcomers were Janet Bryner Carol Davis, Elaine Davis and Duane Lee November, 1952 On Parent s Night the room looked unusually nice when oarents came to view Johnny s or Susle's work This month saw the first oublication of HThe 5A Trlbune,n a he lth and science paoer December,l95l What a busy month' Made candles, bells, tre s and other Christmas decorations The Christmas tree, bulletin board dlsolay, and book shelf scene were special January,l952 Enrollment increased with John Patterson and Charles Lotz Class contributed to the Red Cross, TB Fund and March of Dimes first semester Donald Chase, Those Wltn oerfect attendance records for the were Richard Blshoo, Dick Brenlch Carol Davis, George Gabor, Juanita Hagner, Charles Mesener, Joan Musick, Robert Taylor, John Patterson, and Jane Huffman. 21 97 Patty Dick Janice Burger Breinich Carmichael 1 X George Af James Gabor Garber Juanita Hagner LA John Patterson I Xl Judith Joan MacCartney Musick af r 4 Harold Ted Egbert Snyder Stough Taylor 14? Donald Vaughn Jim Danlals Taylor Scarbrough f' ,4t , f 2 If AJ kv '4 . ifu A-' 0: ' f V . ' . -ttf, , 1 3' in ft ' ,li J A K J x B 4 0 ef- e-e - -' J, 1 5 , - Q YE5 f-- 1 I4 1' f ,gl if 1 . fi f - fl- r J 2 at l ,,, f , I Wx, J ' J A . il 3 b - ff 'Q A ' Q ' P' wr-t 5' kT'Qa, QT, ,mg U 6 Q G f ' 1' 41 ' +, Q fs, ?.'4p,f 1 M, V , ,fam mg' .f ,gx yi 'Ugg ,iw ln ,sv VA ,I 5. 'Ting ' , ' 'L , 29 - ax V., W Q 4 ' ,f ' 1 y X. ff. ZZ Q'.f MQ, I t 1 I fwyfwwl J ?'f I X usa A aft 1 ' 5 . , xg' A -- ' 1 fi I V Y Q ' L , he ' . -, . 5' x an Charles Albin Tommy Ebbert fl: Billy McCrea 1-.fl Calvin Smith Richard Tinkey ERE Frank Ayers Judy Gilbert Margaret Morgan Carol Snodgrass Vicki Van Fleet hichard Beck A Roger Hahn Carl Mowry Sandra Bouder '5 ,-.f Gerald Beer Larry Hinton Kathleen Perry Ronnie Spayde Patty Bonham .lad Jack Jacobs Gloria Poland ,V Michael Snosito Learning how to write with pen and ink ard learn ing to use the dictionary were two new activities dxich we, as fourth graders in Section B, Room lOl, enjoyed this year There are 58 of us 26 boys and l5 girls de had several new books in our library which were given to us by the Mothers' Club and the Brownie troop,wesaved tax stamps to buy more books and some puzzles Our class attended assembly programs in the auditorium, a privilege that we enjoyed Plants on the window ledges ann science exhibits brightened our room throughout the year. 22 fp, Gilbert Carpenter gfis.-f 13' Charlene Keplinger Carl Rupp Trudy Stough Kay Carpenter Phillip Kipp Manta Scaggs s Dale Strickler ,gi John Chase 4-7 Daisy Long David Seifert Dean Strohminger H Pauline Riddle, Mary Alt Keith Castor Arletta McClain at Brenda Sharritts ,alia Michael Sunnucks -3. in 1 Wfdw ' 3 4 'f1', if Ti -.sau 9v' J fa fm if -1 K swf 5' .gf ' lx A , 3 7:2152 , ,, 2 , if A .. , . 1 2 1 ilk-'31 of fs Jaffa '4 ' 'M P ' fe A 3,22 - -L, Q ,V .. 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Carl Restille rollment of 59 pupils away ard two entered enrollment of 20 boys room on we 5rd floor I Nickolas Black 'V Y Richard Gettins Richard Messner Marcella A Raymond Clevenger .4 Dan Haber Patricia Miller Tommy Schlenbaker Spangler when school opened in September, SB had an en Since then three have moved from other schools givirg ue an nd 18 girls We found our which uae a new experience for Our vork had kept us very busy and interested When we read 'Through the Green Gate' we all wished we had a pony like Bang Each book brought us many new experiences In one book we traveled across the oceans to Norway, England,Br1ttany, Spain, Africa a home again Each week we read 'Our Weekly Reader which gave us interesting news around the world Every thing we do has reading connected with it My, how we had to work on adding, subtracting, multiplication and division To do the best work we learned we must be well and happy We are very grateful to the Mothers' club for our new library books. 24 41, Carolyn Davidson XIV' Leslie Jones Thomas Morgan if i Ruth Ann Eckels Jerry Davis 40.4- Judith Lynn Long Krepps f' Patricia Mooney Linda Kay Paramore o af n ,env Eric Suter Claudia Wolf Melvin Sutton I May Fox 35: Thomas Mansfield 5 .b1h Junior Parker 9? x Mildred Woodhull IR N than Pauline its gli? 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A Y! 4 ky . a. . .P N ' I K 4 1 . us. f fvy 71 - . 1 11 ' 5 X V A 18 e't .,,4aQfdf my , i -,,i ,f X i.ihH I o ' ' , of A 7 ve. ,f I, J ff- . , .. . 7 ' .ff .'-faqcv M :vw if GRM Charles Anderson Carolyn Danale Carl Kemp A 'I Mathias Schweig hardt Harry H111 T x C Janet Beard Edythe Beer I 'fwflx f N .AQ Robert Kenneth Deffendoll Enderle Larry I amy? Jerry Mabee lie Mary Ann Shook Smith 'V Freda Junior Hinton Wilson JoAnn Beer 'N Robert Freitchen David Mellick Shirley Smith 'GF' if Barbara Bishop ff-v Mary Goon db Sondra Miller 'EY Karen Stevens Last September,twenty two boys and sixteen girls found themselves in SA on third floor It did not take long to become acquainted with the new faces and the new books In this grade the readers NThrougr the Green Gate,' 'If I Were Go1ng,' WStreete and Roads,' and 'More Streets and Roads, with workbooks for each furnished many happy adventures As a group we have , 4 -V 'M- Tom Dorothy Robert Blanev Burdine Burger Christine Hartzlsr David Hartman Carol Sue Hallum Qliifv 4 Ponald Paramore Loretta Patton Marjorie Poland .-4 J' a , Q Darrell Btrlckler Ranona Teddy Van Sooyac Wentz CAN YOU IMAGINE Virgil Rader being on time Darlene Walker drivirg 20 miles an hour Larry Keeler an ambassador to Russi Leonard Crider Richard Jacobs Ji .flu Sonny Reickerd v, Ronald Lotz Kathleen Dickerhoff as star of the Metropolitan Mary Alt having twelve children Doris Coleman running a kennel Carol Henry owning a bank Janice Strickler on tre flying trapeze Pauline Riddle as a hockey coach JoAnn DiSanze as a bartender Don Danals as a ditch dlgger Bernard Palmer as a bigamist Evelyn Kelley coming to school every day Ronald Evans a school superintendent Ann Taylor an old maid David Buchanan not teasing Norman Heinberger a hermit Myron Beer teaching civics enjoyed the health and science stories Arithmetic and spelling we found waiting for us and we have spent many hours working on these subjects This year we found many new library books from which we could read in our spare time We were grate ful for these books which the Mothers' Club supplied to us -25- civics class Verlin Day not sleeping in Betty Jo Emch a wrestler Gerald Jacobs running the bow ry Robert Kordisr weighing 345 Jerry Ellis not arguing Leroy Hopper combing h's hair Shirley Brlssell not flirting Delbert Beer not with Barb Nathan Price as president of the U Dorothy Barnhill a lady plumber 'ev 'Vl r -:Ast 6 'A in., f , ov D . 4 .,, Al, G -- QL ! li-A :iv , V, ,, L V y , 5 4 : -mf --5 -.2 --1 X' r L . , M Y Q fl 1 EJ f- I. rs 01' 1 M , y 9? 1 3 'N any l fi' uv' ' Y' 0 ' 5 ' f 5? 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'lf Loretta Hardacre Cheryl McCready James Thomas 'w 4 Q I Karen Bette -8 ff , Q A .4-, Helen Ludwig Linda Mclntlre Roger Walters 33 '-w I Dana Carmichael .. ,fa -A '51 Qi Melissa Kauffman Robert Messner James Wyrick fiil f.. sh - A 4 f I f Leona Carpenter ,. 46 el .?jfQ I ,.Mu, . ewfwm . Miki Kelley 5575 HY Milligan Darlene Walker 26- x Q . , A5 'vs No J I Lf' I- Kifll Carol Castor Terry Davis 'i: i Q 1.1. ' -A 5:45 - 'n 'nt' Vac? QQ Joe MscCartney Gary Mansfield X Eugene Parkison Jack Plew we '1 C -o F Q -d 4? I Betty Enderle .4 fb , Ronald McBride Carol Scott Earhart, Bowser, Faret Betty Jo Emch Annie Taylor Er Q m '1 o H Ili m E 3 m 5 La o H P o 'fl D H D f+ qpng ii 4,5 ii :un IFN!! ,F gyms ia'-3' 4 Barnhill, Disanze, Alt. Biddle I, ,1 l gh I Lal- ie, i the I ,s 7542? If J s' 'H ' 1 1 Q L- A , L, V M a , , - 9 M.m I ' ' ga -' f xawfx sxx I fbi ,' ggi X - , , V W , 5 A-5 :Er .f f e N, ., Hf, avi st xxfwd- ' 5 ,, ' X gf A . X . .Y . 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D - af' Mifgfzfgiji ' A 'bf ERR ' Illa Kay Arter Patricia Davis Linda Mayer Patricia Sposito 'Axxs Melvin Beck Patricia Ellis Alix Leonard McBride Larry Suter Joan Kay Beer ,4 Joseph Fishburn Barbara McKenzie it Virgil Thomas See for Arithmetic, each day some to do for Boys, fourteen in all for Our class, 65 right now for Desks, all new ones this year for Effort, eat and energy for Fuzzy Wuzzy's reading group one for Girls sweet, smart and for Health, it's generally for Indians, reading group two for Jolly Jlngo and Jocko, 'Weekly Readers' 'K1ng's Sneezee', our operetta for spring performance L for Love, everyone loves to sing we KIIOW M for Many things we've learned to do N for New members too I I Nancy Lou Bender Patricia Friday Linda Plfer Ronald Walker pretty and twenty pretty good Clarence Bowman Kathleen Gabor Judith Plew Gary York 27 l-u 7','y ' Dessie Garry Bryant Clevenger cn J' B111l6 Lana Ann Girdner Herrick Wil 1, Sh1I'1By Larry Rln8hBTt Rpgerg for Opportunity Helen Danals Sharon Kepllnger l 4sf'fn Kenneth Schaus Paul Davidson CBTO1 Ann lung William Scott for Playtime another favorite with us for Questions, we've got quite a few for Reading, we love the best for Spelling, ready for a test for Our teacher, we like her flne for Understanding, she is all the time for Our voicea sweet, big and small for Working, we do it every day for X citing, most things are to us all for Our youth for Zeal, not zero Altogether 26 letters in the alphabet 'tis true thirty three of us are a handful for you. But we enjoy our life at Springfield and hope we're true blue. Nr k fc. -v -- ' M 4 wh: ,, A MS ,,, ,.,- i-,. ' i 4 N3-v 'fi Li ' ' ' 1+ L V 1' V f , , f' ' ftp V . : :5-47' .5 A 'f l W fn H lb f nz a mf .MEI - VE 1, - - . , , , , -. Q' 1 - a , , , , ' W el J V, A s-1 L3 i 'Q' - ' f A - T 1 lg w d l'uf Nu, an . X if 11.1. 'I ' l J I tm fax, 'LL - .4 f nl- : -- - X ' ,. 1 . ... -I. -jg I fi' 1 as S .t l e S as ,J X , A - f V J , I-,vjf i 4, ,hy Q yy , -5 11,11 I M TA f 'X ,'1 'J fi' ,fggaqnk nl, 1 . ' .. H P ffyix f - 5 ' ,W A 0 B P 0 Q D R E 3 F T G U H V I W J in x ' Y K for Z Jimmy Arter 'QC if A Carol Freltchen 'We Jerry Mooney rAgf if Johnny Schwert , -vf I f 1 Charles Beard I Wanda Goff X Larry Morris fv ff Johnny Shenberger Betty Lou Sondra West YOPK Bobby Blackledge Johnny Herrick al C2 x, Don Parrett PQ: Jack Smith Terry Blaney Phyllis Hinton Nancy Patch W Jane Smith Kenneth Brague Norma Kauffman Ten-11 Pmlnpe Sharon Sowash When I see the look of trust on an upturned face Or hear one of my little ones reminding a 'cul prit' that it ls better to be good And one who has struggled long and painfully with the mechanics of reading goes on to become interested pupil who loves to read And my class is somehow transformed from thirty nine individuals, to a unified group working together for the good of all Then, I am glad that I forgot my dream of fame and fortune to become a teacher' 28 Sharon Brague rf u 'I Steven Landis Jimmy Plew Patricia Spangler Jimmy Davis Susan Long JA M132 Ro nie Rogers Louis Sprunger Charles Dewey X ,- Roy Mandusic ith Larry Schlenbaker Darlene Strickle ifnii 2 s ?,Zu4L 55+-1 W Vi fir? I' Alan Fox Marilyn Miller Patricia Schmidt Max Terman JoAnn D1Sanze, Mary Alt, Pauline Riddle 6- 'W' ,b ' ' ij, ,A 417 'S K W -Sify i at ' iff I f f ' K, 4 1-'fff' in 'U?7'QfQ U J . all , Y LFE rr? Z 54 1 U! ,alms ,XXX lf , f . . 4 3: ,- - K- MF' 'nl' ,- f-:vi -an 5' All 'I , ri ,ig ,, - , ff, M Q. .- V , , Q 6 J! fl 'ii' ' pf' '! f f r X -.-ff, fl'-.5 ,- J A - mm in ' xxx - E I Kwan , F 2, z 3 4 f ff-ft rife ,fa p ea s of ,, ., .J f 4 af me wg ,a J. f Ju 1781. f 5. . ,S '- N Fl ,FX do Ji- ,uk I ex- y V , 3 -A W 'i I 5, W ...lf ,. or ,Q ..f, Qs , X.,,bi S . S 50' . x i lls' I' , iii A X' . 4 I ' l: ,...-I ' F 5 11,-var' ' I . t V fl. 'Aj 5, fgk E Q nl, V A FV I i a ' 1:51523 ,' 'gf- ' , ' ll a 1 .'f ' 5 W fit 5: , 41 fg Tj 15 L ' w'1 f A Q an ii 1 . c 1 1 - A 'Q km 1 ,J A John Argo if Peggy Lou ERQ I 4' Bill Anliker Keith Frankenetine Green Erma Tim Kleineorgen Leppo aim: Clair Rlnyerd Darlene Suter Mary Poland Tommy Tester Judy Karen Arter Martha Howard Griefenstine Harriman Bobbie Maglott Judy 11058 Q Barry Beer Edward Hartzler Bobby HcCrea sl Mary Ellen Ridenour Sherry Ruby I Margaret Tinkey Sharon Wentz orty two merry eyed youngsters nto Room 14 come grinning eady to start the work of the d o there will always be time to play here are twenty one boys and twenty one girls oing to the top? ight you are We have the start dvancing steadily day by day, oing kind deeds along the way s111y Rupp al Sharon Wolf DUIIIB Brlssell Betty Jean Heagren Donna Jean Mowry Bobby Schrack fff Harry Ziegler V Xx Ns f-Qfw K--2 Charles Carpenter Al Mary Heefner David Myers ,fi John Shafer Charlotte Clevenger Kenneth Jacobs Merle Orswiler Bobby Smith A RECIPE FOR SCHOOL HAPPINESS Two or three dozen children An attractive schoolroom Plenty of interesting books An understanding teacher Sue Anne Fishburn Y. in Barbara Kemp Patty Patterson Leif Dennis Strohmlnger Stir all together and sprinkle the room with cheer fulness until Joy attains its fullest growth Spread over all a sense of security and bake in the fresn air and sunshine ver reaching higher Every variety can be made sweet, tender and good by garnishing them with patience, well sweetened with smiles When done, wrap in a mantle of love Keep warm with a steady fire of devotion and serve with the milk of human kindness These children will keep well for years 29 S 1 5 J. f TJ 1 4 u' . 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MMU-DEIJE Back ROW Center Row First Row OFFICERS OF MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS Funston,Evans,Mowry,Farst,Au,Buchanan,Pr1ce,Buchanan, Mr Krichbaum Heinoerger, Kord1sh,Orew11er,Souder,Gordon,Danals,Lee Strlckler,Buchanan,Taylor,Stahl,Barnhill Coleman,HGHPY MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus, made up of members from the girls' and boys' glee clubs had an enrollment of 50 voices This group has taken part in the regular sc ool musical programs Offi cers included Audrey Buchanan, president Bob Gordon, vi e president Marvin Orewiler, secretary treasurer David Buchanan and Ronald Evans librari n a s JoAnn D1Sanze was the accompanist ' , 7TH AND BTH SPECIAL CHORUS Through competitive tryouts this group numbers 40 voices The chorus sings unison, two part and three part music and performs for special occasions such as the Christmas program and the annual high school spring program Officers in this organization were Bruce Smith, president, Miriam Au, vice presl dent Janie Lewis, secretary treasurer Mervin Mar shall and Milton Farst, librarians Helen Buchanan and Miriam Au were the accompanists ORCHESTRA The orchestra had a total b mem ershlp of twenty Players five violins, one viola, one cello, one String 5898, one flute, one oboe, one clarinet, one 5HXHPh0ne, one alto horn,four trumpets, two drums and percussion, and one piano The orchestra was kept bus thy y oughout the year :iggr:mcongert,play1ng for the school p1ays,Chr1stmas an spring musical David Buchan an Audrey Buchanan Donald Dan 1 g0rOthy Fullager, Ora Jane Lee, Bar ara Stahl said hgggtgihgginhili were sglected to participate in the orc es r b d f I1 leyan University 8 an an es val at Ohio was Officers in th D 1 e organization included Pat Bang s, president Dorothy Barnhill, vice president er ara Stahl, Secretary treasurer,Helen Buchanan and 'iriam Au. librarians Eugene Funston and George Lee, TQZEEES fAudPeY Buchanan was selected as the student or the year GIRLS' CHORUS The girls' chorus had a total enrollment of 65 members Last year's chorus received a top rating of I in the district contest at Newark This in turn permitted the group to enter the state contest at Delaware where they received a II,termed as excellent The chorus this year again entered the district con test at Ashland They participated in the Richland County Music festival, Christmas and spring programs Darlene Walner, Janice Strlckler, Patsy Quinn Annie Taylor, Marjorie Hopper, and Ruby Fox were se lected to participate in the high school chorus fes tival at Ohio Wesleyan University I Officers in the chorus were Jean Earhart,presi dent Annie Taylor vice president Betty Farst, se retary treasurer Carol Henry, Doris Coleman, Frances Mowry and Janice Strickler, librarians Audrey Bu chanan, Sue Malaby and Barbara Stahl were the accom panists Barbara Stahl was also elected as student director for the year ACCOMPANISTS Back Row Malaby,A Buchanan,H Buchanan D Buchanan s.,---- r . ' 5 1 I ' E p ' 'J - : -Q L Q. 1 Wx I ' 'S , gi . a c 5 - I - ' i - Front Rowz, Stah1,Au,D1Sanze . ' ' I ' 3 ' M 1 It vig - S ty - tgps! r ' 1 9 cv, P : I ' -eo- MU-USES eww Back Ron Downs, Buchanan, Malaby, Cotter ront Row Quinn, Bergstrom, D1Sanze, Hopper, Hall o1aLs' ENSEMBLE io? This ensemble of nine voices was composed of two senlors, one junlor,four sophomores and two freshmen They were Patsy Qulnn,Patty Hal1,Cather1ne Bergstrom, first sopranoe Sue Malaby, Ruth Ann Cotter, Naomi Downs, second sopranos Marjorie Hopper,JOAnn D1Sanze, and Audrey Buchanan, altos This group has sung for various activities David Buchanan has been their accompanist Strickler, Henry, Stahl, Taylor, Barnhlll GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Q62 Five seniors and one junior make up this ensem- ble. They are: Darlene Walker, Janice Striokler, first eopranoeg Carol Henry, Barbara Stahl, second sopranosg Ann Taylor, Dorothy Barnhill, altos. The ensemble has sung for various outside acti- vities in addition to the Christmas and spring pro- grams. Their accompanist has been Audrey Buchanan. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club boasted an enrollment of 57 members, an increase from last year The glee club from last year participated in the district contest for the first time at Newark and received a rating of III This year's organization entered the district contest again at Ashland They have participated ln the Richland County Music Festival as well as in the Christmas and spring programs Virgil Rader,Don Danals,Clay Mentzer,Dave Craig, Bob Gordon,Marv1n Orew1ler,Nathan Price and Bernard Palmer were selected to participate in the high schod chorus festival at Ohio Wesleyan University Officers in the glee club were Earl Souder pre sident Don Danals,vlce president Nathan Pr1ce,secre- tary treasurer, Robert Kordish and Norman Heinberger, librarians David Buchanan and Sue Malaby were accompanlsts Back Row Rader, Gordon, Craig, Evans Front Row Btrickler, Mentzer, Gilllom, Orewller BOYS' ENSEMBLE Twenty two boys from boys' glee club signed up for ensemble this year, with a final result of nine voices selected after the tryouts lln the past 12 years, a quartet had been chosen, but the number was increased to nine boys this year to provide opportun ity for more boys to do ensemble work 7 They are follows Clay Mentzer, John Gilliom, David Btrlckler, lst tenors Virgil Bader, Don Danals, 2nd tenors,Mar vin Orewller, Bob Gordon,bar1tones Ronald Evans,Dav1d Craig, basses The ensemble has sung for various programs.David Buchanan was the accompanist for the group. -51- x., Natkan Price H -x Earl Souder Dale Perry .ff Wesley Beck Clay Mentzer David Gordon ,xx Leroy Pitman 12 Roger Mowry '1 Pat Danals Paul Gordon I Bernard Pa lmer 19425 ,.', f! ,Q I fx Q 3 q , J .., z N if M , H iff, ? 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I Back Row Beck, Souder, Palmer, Price, Gordon, Pitman Middle Row Mowry, Coach Odenklrk, Perry Front Row Danals, Mentzer, Gordon 'WARRIORS IN ACTIONU The first game of the season, Leesvllle Qdefend ing district champs! won 48 52 The Warriors put up a good fight the first half, trailing by only 21 20 Then Butler came along and defeated us with the final score standing at 46 43 Lucas came to the Warriors camp and took a 42 41 victory home Roger Mowry and Paul Gordon had 14 and 15 points respectively At Plymouth, the Warriors won their first victory, 54 47 Dale Perry was the high scorer for the night with 20 counters Ontario really played ball against favored Lex lngton and won a thriller, 46 44 Everyone played and fought hard for the victory Union finally gave in 52 44, every one ecorlng Ontario rallied to beat Whetstone 58 52 after trailing 12 points at the half We almost lost at Shiloh, winning by 53 52 Nathan Prlce garnered 25 points the second half Butler beat tne Warriors 55-52 to deaden league hopes after winning four straight Dale Perry had ll points Going to Lucas we lost again by a slim margin of 58 55 From there, the Warriors went on to trounce Plymouth 67 47 However, Lexington beat us 57 49 the worse defeat we re elved in league play Dale Perry was high with 15 points Down at Bellvllle, we came from behind to win 61 49 Union was another victory, 65-48 Bellvllle upset us the second time, 60 58, after the Warriors led 22 S at the end of the flrst quarter The darrlors had their biggest point production against Snlloh,78 46 Dale Perry had 18, Paul Gordon 17, and Roger Mowry 15 points At tournament time, Shiloh proved no match as the Warriors won easily, 67 41 However, we received our worse defeat of the year at the hands of Lucas, 61 46 The Warriors ended the season with lO wins and 8 losses Five of the losses were by a combined total of only 12 points VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORES Nathan Price 316 Dale Perry 171 Paul Gordon 164 Roger Mowry 109 Bernard Palmer Earl S uder lay Mentzer Wesley Beck Lercy Pit an D 1 Gordon Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ont P10 VARSITY SCORLS Leesvllle Butler Lucas Plymouth Union Lexington Whetstone Shiloh Butler Lucas Plymouth Lexington Bellvllle Union Bellvllle Shiloh TOURNAMENT 46 Lacas FPBHK U lbert, Taylor BASKETBALL MABAGLRS Those boys who helped to keep the basketball season movirg smootkly, the managers, again did an The 'mlghty mltes' Frank both did an excellent job cf handling the assetball equlpment and helplrg the Plalers ard coac whenever possible Both boys were faithful to tkelr work ard deserve much praise ol starding job this year Gllber and Vaughn Taylor, Frark was senior marager and received a letter Vaughn served his first year ard will be ellglb e for a letter next year ..32 ..43 ,,, ..4l ,,,, ..54 ' , --52 ..46 ..59 ..55 ,,, ..52 ,,, ..55 ,,,, ........ ..67 , .... ... ..49 ......... ..6l .. ....... ..65 ,,,, . .... . 77 ..58 C . .... ... 34 ..78 ,,, C .. ..... . 53 ' ..... . 9 ' H m . .... . 8 Pat Danals ....... .. 6 Ontario..67 Shlloh,.,, 'svl- .... ... 2 1 ., - ,,,,. - , - , , -33- IEDRTQS TRACK Ontario had its most successful track season last year having five meets and winning two trophies. A trophy was won at the Sparta Relays for 5900115 placeg winning one first place and three 2nd places. We lost two close meets toAppleseedand Simpson. We won the county championship by one point from Bell ville, 84 83- having six first places and 8 tie for first. Carl Duffner had two firstsg Nelson Price, two f1rstsgPaul Gordon, one f1rst,Nathan Price, one firstg and Dale Perry a tie for first The District championship was almost won by On tarlo but luck was not with us We finished just 2 7113 points behind the winner However four boys qualified for the State Meet Nelson Price, hurdles Dale Perry, pole vault Paul Gordon,d1scus and Nathan Price, shot put Jack Baumberger and Carl Duffner placed also in the District No one placed in the State Meet but it waS fun golng and try ing A NATHAN PRICE PAUL GORDON COUNTY AND DIQTRICT DISCUS CHAMPION 1 COUNTY CHAMPION AND DISTRICT DALE PERRY RUNNER-UP IN THE SHOTPUT COUNTY POLE VAULT CHANPICN EDITCR'S NOTE Vodesty prevented Nathan Price from givlrg him self due credit somay we add that w th his graduation this year, the Warriors will lose one of tke outstand ing all around athletes in the history of tke school During his senior year,NatYan paced the baseball team to its first county champlonsrip since 1945 Ir bas ketball, he scored 516 points and for tke second straight year was runner up ir the Richland county scoring This gave Nathan a tho vear total of 69 points In addition he holds the school rcivicusl scoring record with 34 points in one game Nathan ls also outstanding in track, competing in the discus and shot put Natran'e character and excellent attitude have helped him along tke atkletl road to success and his presence w'1l be Greatlv missed next year COACh ODENKIRK This year we welcomed Mr rew head coach Mr Odenairk State Unlver ity where he wa Physical Education As ociation sity soccer team Jame Oderalra as our is a graduat of Ohio PTGQIQEHI of t e her S ard played or the var He served two years ir the army are fox two :ears uae junior baseball fi ld Mr Odenkirx did an excell the bovs apprec ated his help, 'CA com isei rer ent job this kindness and p the past in Mans year and atience . . . 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I' ' V I QLAT V N- Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario illlllix 'llllll BASEBALL SCORES Pa' Season Lucas Shil Lex'ngton Union Lexington PLAYOPF GAMES Ontario 7 Lexington Ontario 9 Shiloh BASEBALL ROSTER Nathan Price Pitcher Catcher Bernard Palmer Catcher David Craig Catcher Jack Ruby Pitcher Earl Souder Pitcher First Base David Gordon Second Base Roger HOWTU Shortstcp Dale Perry Third Base LOPOY Pitman Center Field Back Row P Gordon Craig Perry Price Pitman Souder Beck Jacobs Front Row El11s,D OordonihowryiOrew1ler,Mentzer,Danals,Ruby I sagiiaogdoni Right Field Coach Odenkirk with County Championship Trophy Pit Dznaigw 19 gtgxxeigeld BASEBALL Ontario had a successful baseball season to wel ome our new coach, Jim Odsnklrk We won from Lucas ll 4 in our first game every one getting at least one hit Earl Souder was the winning pitcher Shiloh was easy until the last inning, finally giving up ll 9 Jack Ruby was the winning pitcher We defeated Union 13 4,Jack Ruby again getting credit for the victory In our exhibition game, we defeated Lex ington, 14 4 The season ended in a three way tie for the championship Shiloh, Lexington and Ontario Shiloh drew the bye We played Lexington and won 7 4 Roger Mowry got a home run and triple Nathan Price was the winning pitcher Shiloh was bopped 9 4 Paul Gordon had three hits and Roger Mowry a home run Nathan Price was tne winning pitcher This finished the season and clnched the league championship It also gave the Warriors a berth in the District Tournament at Tiffin Center Beer,Meh1,Coach Odenkirk,Beok,Baumberger, RESERVE Front Row G11bert,Meh1,Souder,Gordon,Manager Taylor 1ND1v1DUAL scones RESERVE SCORES Pat Danals 142 Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario.. ODOBPIO Ontario.. 0ntBP1O Leesvllle Butler Lucas Plymouth .. Lexington oe Un10ne.. .. Whetstone .. Simpson.. .. Shiloh... .. Butler... .. Lucae.... .. Plymouth. .. Lexington Bellville .. Bellvllle 45 0ntar1o..59 Un1on.... 44 44 Ontario .. Shiloh... Appleseed:: Wesley Beck 1 7 David Gordon 108 Clay Mentzer Leroy Pitman Ted Williams Jack Ruby... ... . Jim Scarbrough.... John G1l11om...... Eddy Souder.. . .. Albert G11bert.... Ralph Beer........ B111 Mehl......... Earl Souder.. .... Dean McInt1re..... Jack Baumberger... Ted Baumberger.... 6 Kenneth Terman.... 4 David Strickler... 5 Jim Ball1toh.... . 2 Larry W1lliams.... 2 2 Carl Mehl. ....... . Robert Elchelberger 1 RESERVE TEAM The reserve team played a total of nineteen winning thirteen and losing six. However, three of the defeats were to the strong Junilr high schools in Mansfield, John Appleseed and John Simpson. The league record was twelve wins and two defeats,one de feat being a one point loss to Lucasg the other d feat a double over time loss to Plymouth. The high points of the season were two decisive victories over the Lexington reserves and a hard fought 49 42 to undefeated Johnny Appleseed. Egliiiiiiiid I E5 IIIIIIIIIII !EIiIIIIIIi X' V E A --11 .... n A V 0011 oh... 5 I QLU, K X JL' onli A W H, k X1 ees. 2 A S l, ,I 5,3 , ..l4 1 3, 3 , O Q 5 tx I fp I xx . .. , N ,.. S A ,. ' ,s 4 2 my E A ' S . ,,vV 1 xl vyv Ji J J A 2 f 4 zz: ' 9 ...... V Jerry El1iS:.::::L6ft Field Back Row: McInt1re,Ruby,Terman,Soarbrough,W11l1ams,G1ll1om,P1tman, .iso 0.41 ....... 2 ..36 .....26 ..4l ......52 gg ..55 ...52 76 54 46 ...... 56 :se . 28 ' ' so 50 21 20 50 59 17 1 58 . 16 ' ' 15 so 59 15 , 66 57 11 8, 42 44 10 - 42 49 ' 9 52 24 .7 QEERT5 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G A A was proud to show a fine year in girls' athletics We were under the competent leader ship of Mrs Hoffman To insure an efficient organization, it was necessary to elect officers These were Mary Alt, president Doris Coleman, vice presldent,Carol Henry, secretary Shirley Briseell, treasurer The class representatives were Senior, Pauline Riddle, Junior, Margie Hopper Sophomore, Jean Earhart and Freshman, Sondra Sunnucks This year's activities started off with softball The captains w re Darlene Walker, Norma Smith, Norma Jacobs, Gloria Zorub,Frances Mowry and Sally Shillito Norma Sm1th's team came out on top Next in line came volleyball Naturally the first th ng was to elect captains Those chosen were Betty Farst,Dorothy Barnh1ll,Aletha Ruby and Margie Hopper In G A A , awards were given Those who received pins were Shirley Brlssell, Dorothy Barnhlll,Kath1een Dickerhoff and Darlene Walker Letters were glver'm Marv Alt, JoAnn D1Sanze,Evelyn Kelley, Doris Coleman, Pauline Riddle and Ann Taylor Back Row Sunnuoks, Brissell, Hopper, Riddle Front Row Henry, Coleman, Mrs Hoffman, Jerry Ellis, Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Roger Mowry, Paul Gordon Woodville Lexington Bellville Woodville Bellville Lexington The seventh and eighth grade team had a success ful season, winning four games and losing only two In addit1on,they played the gym class champions and took part in the annual Sports Night. -5 WARRIORS CLUB The Warriors' Club, under the direction of Brelnich, has had a big year The main object of the club is to promote good sportsmanship at school and at the games This year the officers were Roger Mvwry, presi dent,Jerry Ellis, vice president Paul Gordon, secre tary treasurer The annual Warriors' Club banquet was held on March 14 The banquet is held ln honor of the basket ball team At the banquet, letters are awarded to the team and cheerleaders Back Row: Souder,Kle1n1ein,Alt,Keeler,Farst,Earhart, Burtz1aff,Rest11le Front Row: Mehl,Striokler,Marshall,King,Earhart,Mr, Casad Barbara Starl, Norma Smith, Frances Mowry '7Tx-I AND 8TH GIRLS' GYM Under the excellent supervision of Mrs Hoffman the 7th and Bth grade gi ls started the ye r by play 'ng softball The first of Noverber found them playing favorite game, basketball The captairs chosen were Miriam Au lSlop shot J, Patty Miller CPhlll1esJ, Jo Anne Baumberger 'Powder puffsl, Janie Lewis CT1gersL Toar Griffin KInd1ansJ,ann Nancy Farstiwarrloretteeb There were six teams, all o' which were well maraged At the end of the baefetbell season, a tournarert was played A rourd robin tournament was played in volley ball The girls chosen for captains were Phyllis Gordon, Claudette Heuberger,Bonn1e Bowser and Marcia Yattox when sprirg came we resumed our softball games or sunrv days and enjoyed klcsball on days tkat were not suitable for outdoor activities Judy Reed, M1r1am Au, Joan Griffin, Par M111er CHVFHLLADLRS This year our varsity cheerleaders were Norma Smith, Barbara Starl ard Frances Mowry while Betty Paret, Mary Ann Kordlsh are Sordra Surnucas led the creers for the reserves They d4d ar excellent job ir instilling the old Nao or dlen spirit in the team The eighth grade cheerleaders were Miriam Au are Judy Reed seventh grade 619CtEQ Patty Miller ara J an Griffin Betty Pars', 497' Ann Kordish, Sondra S'1r:eAs w r s. Y 1 K 3 J f'fw7 Finer AID CLASS IN Home ECONOMICS -,'57- September 5 October November December January February March April May 29 MEMS SCHOOL CALENDAR Teachers' Meeting First day of school County Health Institute Kno schooli 7tr and 8th grade party Baseball Baseball Baseball Break in Baseball Assembly Baseball Grade ca game game game water system lno schoolJ game program artist game rds came out Teachers' Meeting Kno schooll Senior Plays Hallowe'en Party Scrool Night Bad weather lno school! Bad weather lno school! F H A Mother Daughter Banquet Assembly program motion picture Basketball game Leesville Thanksgiving vacation Assembly program Basketball game Butler Second six weeks ended Assembly program sculptor Grade cards cams out Basketball game Basketball game Bad weather no Bad weather no Bad weather no Bad weather no Christmas v Christmas vacation ended Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game BBBKGLDHI1 game Basketball game First semester ended Basketball game Plymouth Assembly program magician Grade cards came out Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Tournament game game game game game Sh Lucas Plymouth school! sohooll schoolb schoolj aoatlon began Union Whetstone Shiloh Butler Lucas Lexington Bellvllls Union Bellville Shiloh lloh , Lucas Wash1ngton's birthday Cno schooll Fourth six weeks ended Tournament Grade cards came out Warriors' Club banquet Junior plays High school musical County musical District Music Contest Fifth six weeks ended Good Friday lno schoolj Easter Monday lno school? Grade cards came out Intermediate grade musical Primary grade musical Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Last day of school Commencement Grade cards came out J Bogner, S Au, C Betts, J Malaby GRADE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The instrumental program begins in the first grade with the rhythm band which has been an annual feature at the grade programs Here children actually play specially designed instruments for the purpose of instilling in the minds a greater understanding of the rhythmic patterns and variety Leadership is also stressed by having various individuals direct the band each time a rehearsal is in session During the last semester in the third grade, tonettes or song flutes are placed in the hands of all students These serve a three fold purpose, il! The pupil must learn to finger and manipulate the in etrumenu with both hands as he is blowing, C25 The pupil must be able to read the musical notes which improves his note training, C31 The pupil must learn to coordinate reading, fingering and blowing at the same time which is a similar process to the actual playing of band and orchestra sized instruments in the later grades and high school This year a grade band has been started for the an enrollment of 10 players first time with course, the number should be 4 or 5 times that many players, but at least it is a start We also have a grade string quartet, all of ap- proximate ability We salute Shirley Au, Janet Bogner violins, Judy Malaby, viola and Carlton Betts, cello 51 Eli-QU-H Mclntire, Mowry, Pitman, Gordon, D. Beer Sunnucks, Fox, Alt STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council which met with Mr. Stingel was the governing body of the school. It sponsored the dances held each Friday noon. The Council was made up of 5 permanent members and representatives from each high school class. The permanent members were: Bernard Palmer, presidentg Paul Gordon, vice president, Leroy Pitman, secretary- treasurerg Mary Alt, G.A.A. representative and Roger Mowry, Warriors' Club representative. For the first semester, class representatives were: Albert Gilbert, freshmang Naomi Downs, sopho- mcreg Earl Souder, junior and Nathan Price, senior. Second semester representatives were:Sondra Sunnucks, freshmang Dean Mclntire, scphomoreg Ruby FOX, JUni0Pi and Delbert Beer, senior. Back Row: Brissell,Coleman,Henry,Striok1er,Au,Jacobs, Buchanan,Fox,D1ckerhoff,Ful1ager Front Row: Sm1th,Barnhi1l,Ke1ley,Mr. Somervi1le,Gett1ns Alt,R1dd1e,Nussbaum ' Jacobs Farst Mowry Krup T 1 r Fox, Miss Carpenter,'A1t P' ay 0 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This year was a very successful one for the F,H.A. under the supervision of Miss Carpenter. To guide us in our projects, we elected the fol- lowing officers: Mary Alt, presldentg Ruby Fox, vice- presidentg Norma Jacobs, secretaryg Frances Mowry, trsasurergBetty Farst, parllamentariang Annie Taylon chairman of recreationg Virginia Krupp, co-chairman of recreation and Darlene Walker, chairman of music. We selected Mrs. Boyd Keefer as our club mother. Our c0unty officer was Jean Earhart, who was elected publicity chairman. Mary Alt, Ruby Fox, Norma Jacobs and Frances Mowry attended the state F.H.A. convention held in Columbus early in the spring. During the summer four officers attended the officers training convention at Mt. Gilead. They were Mary Alt, Norma Jacobs, Frances MOwry and Virginia Krupp- Since our F.H.A. was very active in the Junior Red Cross, it was necessary to have girls on the Jr. Red Cross Council. Eva Kreps, Ruth Ann Cotter and Naomi Downs were selected for the Council. Some of the other projects carried on by F.H,A, were the selling of hot dogs at the basketball games and the sending of cookies to the county home. The second annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in November. The dinner was prepared by F.H.A. girls and the program was composed of the girls ex- cept for the speaker. Many useful courses of study were taken through- out the year. Two special ones were the Red Cross Home Nursing Course and Red Cross First Aid Course. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club this year was under the super- vision of Mr. Somerville. The Girls Worked hard to keep the school library in order and to helP the book' mobile. Many new books were donated to the library by the Mothers' Club. EEREHNNEL V Clevex, R Walker, A Brelnich, G Mentzer, J Walker, H Palmer BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education had two new members this year, Jay Walker and Harold Palmer Other members are Anton Breinlch, Jr , president, Robert Walker and Glade Mentzer Mr Walker is vice president Vance Clev r is clerk of the Board Mr Shook, Mrs Riddle, Mrs Farst Mrs Shrader OFFICE SECRETARY MAINTENANC Mr Stingel in the office Her patience and willing his helpers, Mrs Farst, Mrs Riddle and Mrg Shpas ness to help has made her a valuable asset to the have done a fine Job in seeping the building t an school and in order O . . . , . Mrs. Jack E1l1ot,better known as Georgia, helped The custodian for this year was Mr. Shook.He and 0 0 n u e --er A 'le -4 - Swim X Gauge 'X Hellinger, Hartman, Furr, Oreuiler, Walker, Shrader Seaton, Kauffman, Friend, Breinich, Newcomer BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers have had a difficult Job this year driving in snow and ice They should be applauded for their efforts to get the children safely to and from school Mrs Clever, Mrs Miller, Mrs Burger Mrs Gbilcote COOKS This year, Mrs. Clever, Mrs. Chilcote, Mrs. Pit man, Mrs. Burger and Mrs. Miller were the cooks. They had the task of preparing 500 lunches a day. Mrs. Clever was in charge of planning the meals. 41- Earnhill, M Alt, P Riddle, J 31581126 CANDY STOR.. The candy store has beer run by girls in the senior class for the past three years. These wer- Pauline Riddle, JoAnn D1Sanze, Dorothy Barnhill ard Mary Alt. Pauline nas w r-ned all t ree years. 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