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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

DEDIQQZBWI H MRS. RUTII TAYLOR We, the Senior Claes of to be able to dedicate our Ruth Taylor, our first grade wonderful help and guidance oi us on our school careers 1954, are happy annual to Mrs teacher, whose started so many Mrs Taylor's friendly smile and patient ways will always be remembered by all her pupils QKCZQEMTQV LAURA ANDVRSON M JACK BREINICH University of Montana, B A Ohio University, B A Columbia University, M Ohio State Univ , M A Ohio University Chemistry, Biology, Home Economics Gen Sci , Gen Math CARMELLO CONSOLO Ohio University, A B Am Hlst 8th Spelling Bth Geography ISABELLE HOFFMAN Miami University, B S English, Girls' Phys Edu KATHLEEN CASAD Ohio State Univ , B S Arizona State College Commercial ROBERT COON SHIRLEY GLLDHILL onio Northern Univ , B Bluffton College, B 5 M Industrial Arts English Primary Music MAR! ELLEN KICK HEHBEPT KHICHBAUM Houghton College, B A vmn Grade Science, Spelling a Geography Capital Univ , B S Ohio State Univ Music 0 L li? RICHARD J cAsAn Ohio State Univ B S Arizona State College 8th Science 7th Q 8th Phys Edu Drlver Training iiis ROBLRT HAlNLS Heidelburg, A B Bowling Green Iowa State Teachers Col Kent State Health Cons Sci , Civics, world Hist , Phys Edu VIVIAN MAY Olivet College, B A English 1 x .J . . , A. . . . . . , . . . , . . . V ., . 0 . , . . . . . ' A . ., ' Q eww em., ., Q . . - - . .S. ' ' ' f 'J 1 ' A , . . 9 I I ' 5? ns 55 tg S ' ' Q n . 0 v . . . . . 1 FRED RlCE Asrland College B Denison University Mathematics JW BECKLLY Ohio Univ , B S First Grade AVA SHOMO Alderson-Broaddus Col. Salem College Fairmont State College Third Grade MR L C STINGEL Superintendent Wooster College Ph B Ohio State Univ M A Latin RUTH TAYLOR Ashland College Ohio State Univ First Grade JOAN ROGERS Ball State Teachers College B S First Grade MARY HIETT VERA AU NAOMI WITTMER Ohio University Ashland College Ashland College First Grade Second Grade Kent Extension Second Grade RUBY ADAMS Asbury College Ashland College Ohio State Univ. Third Grade LUCILE HENLINE MILDRED RUHL Ohio University wilmington College Bowling Green Ohio University State University Ashland College Fourth Grade Fourth Grade E EGU JIE4 WNY A nsnyns of V wi A u Q . . B I ,L . . . WQZQBQWV CHADLES STRLCY JOAN LEATHEawooD ALMA MASTFQS PAUL G DAUFHWQTY Ohio University B S Okl hom City Univ A 1 nl n stef Kent Stat? Univ gigiivgiggecollege Fifih Giade Tgggniis Eollege Sixth Grade BOARD OF EDUCATION Sixth Grade Back Row Robert Bonham, Robert Welker, and Harold Marshall Front Row Jay Walker, Glade Mentzer, and John Leppo BOARD OF EDUCATION In Springfield Township there is a fundamental system by which the citizens of our township can keep in constant contact with their educational program Periodically its citizens select from their number a group, the Board of Education, whose duty it is t select worthy teachers and to determine the policies of the school administration Student Council Standing Frances Mowry Dave Gordon Seated David Hartzler, Joan Griffin, B111 Mehl Pat Danals, Marilyn Orewller Albert Gilbert, Ted Baumberger , . M . . . J L L - . , , . ' 'V ., B.M. Y , A e U .e..,...... .- X ' ,gig ' Q M ,..-M. l 0 W n I , . , . . 0 . ' I . o ' ' I SCSIDIQIQS 5 SO Worn to a frazzle' Pchvr out of room on teat day' al Day before te cher turns in f nal grade nvmlstry PH uqes' Pr x 0 s DONNA BEER A A - -1- Glee Club 1-2 varsity Chorus - Varsity Chorus Pres I5 Mixed Chorus l- - warriors' Club - -5- Library Club 4 Latin Club 1-2 Latin Club Vice Pres 2 Clase President 5 Student Council Rep 5 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Nickname UD B H Trait Flirting Ambition First grade teacher Doom College professor AUDREY BUCHANAN Salutatorian Warriors' Club 1 A 2 Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus Mixed Crorus l 2 o Mixed Ckorus President 2 Orchestra 1 2 1 4 Orchestra Vice President Varsity Ensemble l 2 5 4 Delaware Rep 1 2 5 4 Library Staff 3 Latin Club l 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A Annual Staff 4 Nickname 'Blondie Trait Talkative Ambition To raise St Bernarda Doom Raising Pekingese dogs RLTH ANN COTTER warriors' Club l 2 6 A -9 A Glee Club l 0 Varsity Chorus 5 4 Varsity Ensemble 1 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus Vice Pres 6 Delaware Representative 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Red Cross Rep 2 Annual Staff 4 Nickname Scotter' Treat Neatness Ambltlur Not to marry a tprmer D f Marrying an oil well xrcher FRED L BHANTINGHAM warriors' Club 1-2- Glee Club 2-5 Mixed Chorus 2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 College Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Nickname NFred Trait Tall stories Ambition Physicist Doom Mr re1n1ch's protege CAROL BUHG warriors' Clu A A 2 Varsity Chorus 4 Glee Club l 2 Mixed Chorus 4 F F A News Reporter 4 Library Staff 4 Trait Bolsterous Ambition Lady hot rod driver Doom Driving dodge em cars DPAN CMAWFORD Warriors' Club l 2 Class Treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 Nickname 'Slam Trait Farmer Ambition Raising beef cattle Doom Ralsing love birds G.A. . l 2 o 4 5 5 4 2 3 . 1 2 4 I , : an : '. B EH 1 2 A D 1-2-5-4 ' '- F.H. . l-2-5-4 G.A. . 1- -5-4 G.A. 0 1, ,5,4 ' 5-4 ' ,. 3 V 3-4 Orchestra Sec.-Treas. l Nickname: uBurgn F.T. . 4 1 ll - - -4 n G.A. . l-L-3-4 . -H, , F.H. . 1-2 5 4 ' ' - n : u 1 non: - -5- FANCY DANALS warriors' Club 1 2 U A G A A Representative 4 Glee Club l 2 Varsity Chorus 5 4 Mixed Chorus 4 A 2 Nickname NFlossy Jane Trait Temner Ambition Head nurse at Mansfield General Hospital Doom Still carrying trays hAOMl DOWNS Mixed Chorus l 2 5 4 G ee ub l 2 Varsl enorus 5 4 Varsl J ensemble 2 5 4 Delav xe Representative C A A Warrlrrs' Club l 2 B H A Song Leader 2 Student Council 2 Class President 2 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Red Cross Rep Nickname uDowns1e Trait Systematlcal Ambition Marry a rich farmer Doom Msrrylng a preacher BELTY FAPST Warriors' Club 1 A A 2 Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus 5 4 Cheerleader l A 1 F P A Officer 2 Glee Club Sec Treas 2 Class Vic President l Girls' Ensemble 3 Nickname Squeek Trait Fun loving Ambition Airline hostess Doom Still serving at the General Hospital PAT DANALS Valedlctorian Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 5 4 Track 2 3 warriors' Club l 2 3 Class President l 3 Student Council Rep 2 Student Council Pres Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club President Orchestra l 2 3 4 Orchestra President Delaware Representative 4 Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Annual Staft 4 Nickname WClobber Trait Blushing Ambition President of GE Doom Testing Westinghouse light bulbs JVAN LAHHART arriors' Club 1 2 1 Glee Club 1 2 Clee Club President 2 V rslty Chorus M1xed Chorus 5 4 Mixed Chorus President 4 G A A 1 G A A Representative 2 G A A Sec Treas 4 Class Vice President 3 Cla s Sec Treas 1 Library Staff 4 Senior Play 4 A F h A Vice President 2 Annual Staff 4 Niclname 'Jeanleu Trait Bashful Ambitlon Successful farmer's wlte Doom Lighting candles for Liberace DOROTHY FULLAGER Warriors' Club 1 A A 4 Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus 5 Varsity Ensemble Mixed Chorus l 2 Mixed Chorus Vlce Pres Orchestra 1 2 6 4 Orchestra llbrarlan l Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Library Stafx 2 5-4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Play 3 Delaware Representative 1 2 3 Latin Club 1 2 Nickname 'Dottien Trait Studlous Ambition Interior decorator in Hollywood Doom Decorating cakes -1-1-4 G.A. . l-2-5-4 ' - -g5-4 A ' - - - -4 F:.H. . 1- -s-4 , -5 . 4 : n -N- - - : , A 5 I I ' 2-4 Y . n 1 :re - - - - 2-J -2-2-4 ' - - 4 A Ja ' 5-4 -. . . 1-2-3-4 ' C- . .1 - -:s-4 .4 ' F.H.A, l-2 Girls' Ensemble 3 1. . . . .. . 1-2-..-4 . 2 LH. . 1-2 3 U .'- . , -2-3-4 G 1 4 ' '3'4 F.I-1. . 4 'A' - ' 'Q' s.A. . 1- -5-4 ' -4 rs-4 1-ua. . -2-as ,,,3,4 . n G 4 : ll ll I : . - - -4 BAPEPLA FLNSTO1 A 1 A warriors' Club Latin Club 1 Glee Club l Varsity Chorus Mixed Chorus 1 2 Claes Vice President Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Nickname uFunne1lU Trait Ciggling Ambition Stand in for Marilyn Monroe Doom Still reducing MAPGAPVT GBTTINS 'arrlors' Clu 1 A Glee Club l 2 Varsity Chorus Mixed Chorus l Latin Club l 2 A Library Stafi 2 1 Class Secretary Speecr Class Play Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A Nickname NMagg1e Trait Shortness Ambition To be seven feet Doom Still Short ANN HAHTZLEH warriors' Club 1 0 A 4 A 'K F F A Vice President F F A Treasurer Glee Club 1 2 Varsity Chorus 5 4 Class Vice President Class Secret ry 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Library Stal! 5 4 Nickname WJack1e Trait Politeness Ambition To grow orarges Doom Stll picking apples tall 8 ELGLIL FUN5lON Baseball 1 4 B sxetball 1 Basxetball Mana er T Cl ss Treasurer 3 ass Vice President 4 elaware Represe tatlve J 4 Clee Club 1 2 1 4 Glee Club Presioert 4 Mwxed Cnoxus 1 6 Orchestra 1 2 5 4 Orchestra Manaaer 2 Senior Play 4 Annual Stafl 4 Warriors' Club 1 0 Nickname HGere Trait Domineerlng Ambltlon Managing the Red Heads Doom Managins Wells team DAVID COnDO seball 2 5 4 r ck 1 Basketball 1 Student Council Rep 2 3 Class President 2 4 warriors' Club Presldent 5 Warriors' Club 1 2 3 4 Junior Play 5 U1c'name Dutch Trait Atlletic Ambition To marry Donna Doom Harryir her PHYLLIS HENRY Glee Club l 2 Varsity Chorus Narrlors Club 1 2 5 A A Nicxname PDYL Trait Quletness Ambition To travel Doom Stuck at home VlRGlNlA KRUPP PAUL LLDWIG Cheerleader 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 A 1 G A A Representative 3 Nickname Lud Warriors' Club 1 2 3 4 lrait Lanky Glee Club 2 3 Ambition To be a radio Varsity Chorus 4 COmmeniHtOr Mixed Chorus 4 Doom Still working on F H A the farm F H A Recreatlon Leader F H A President 4 Class Secretary 2 Class Vice President l Nickname HV1ck1' Trait Shy Ambition Getting her M R degree Doom Running a home for bachelors SUE MALABY Valedlctorlan A 2 G A A Vice President 4 Library Staff 5 4 Delaware Representative o 4 Glee Club l 2 Varsity Chorus 3 4 Varsity Ensemble l 2 1 4 Varsity Chorus President Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 U 4 Orchestra Librarian Junior Play 5 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurex 3 Warriors' Club l 2 Latin Club 1 Latin Club Secretaxy l A Ar ual Staff 4 Nickname nSus1e Tralt Forgetful Ambition Private secretary Doom Dlctated to by her hush nd FRANCES MOWRY warriors' u 2 warriors' lub Vice Pres A G A A Representative 2 G.A.A. Vice President 5 G.A.A President 4 Glee Club l 2 Glee Club Librarian 2 4 Varsity Chorus 5 4 F.F.A. 1 2 6 4 F.F.A. Recreation Leader 5 Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Library Staff 5 4 Class Secretary 2 Annual Staif 4 Student Council Rep. 4 Nickname: nFranU Trait: Cheerleading ability Ambition: Designer Doom: Selling patterns at Kresges 9 WlLLlAI NLHL Warriors' Club 1 Basketball l 2 4 Baseball 4 Track 5 4 Student Council Vice Pres Class Treasurer 6 Class Secretary 4 Nickname 'Bill' Trait Mlschievous Ambition To be a succes Doom Complete failure PHLLIP PERRY Basketball l Baseball 5 4 Track 4 warriors' Club 1 2 6 4 Class President 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Nickname: NF11pN Trait: Speed demon Ambition: To be the strongest man ln the world Doom' Physical wreck ROBErTA SPIEGEL A Varsity Ensemble 4 Varslty Chorus 4 A Orchestra 4 Nickname Lou Trait Bookworm S on white mice KFDNBTH lEhuAN Basketball l 2 5 4 Baseball 4 Class President 4 Annual Staff 4 Mansfield Senior High A 5 Delaware Representative 4 Ambition Floral designer Doom Pinnin blue ribbons Trait Wlsecrecker Doom Undertaker Ambition School t acher ,rf TZ.. Qipiiy Q yLfZ7 4zcz I In TAHA JO TAYLOR A 1 Glee Club 2 3 Varsity Chorus Warriors' Club 1 A Annual Staff 4 Nickname Trait Laughing Ambition Secretary at Westinghouse Doom Still baby sittlng BURTON WENlZ Basketball 1 2 Baseball 4 Glee Club 1 2 1 4 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Boys' Ensemble 4 warriors' Club l 2 6 Nickname 'Mort' Trait Hunting Ambition To raise pure bre pretzel hounds Doom Raising chlmpanzees WWW? MM' ZW fdwgifw im!! ,DM,,m,M mfw 776k,,KM azavev M Mfjjfw' wggff W,,fflMw QW rid-at f mu? Www! 10- '- G.A. . 1-2-U-4 G.A. . 4 - 4 ' f 1-2-U-4 F.H. . l-2-3 F.H. . 4 : UT. J.N ff Nickname: NDeadeyeN Delaware Representative 4 67 W A JQ Xa ' V A M L A , , . - J! ii 0 ' 70 of W JJ G Q A 4 if M F A 'Q CO 9 Q4 0' V171 . ' ,7Lr Sue Malaby Pat Danals Audrey Buchanan SCFOLARQHLP Points for scholarship awards are based on the final grade in a subject Only four subjects are counted in one year while subjects carried only half a year earn halt the points from that grade A's re ceive fliteen points, B's ten and C's five points A minus subtr cts two points and a plus adds two points Fxtza points are given for activities such as orc? s tr and glee club Also school citizenship credit of five points may be voted by the faculty Seniors who participate ln the county scholarsh p contest axe awarded the number of points equal to their rann Jr tre county subtracted from twenty five This year ther were three students who shared top hono1s They were Sue Malaby and Pat Danals, valedictorians and Audrey Buchanan, salutatorian Others rankine high in scholarship ln the class were Dorothy Fullager and Ruth Ann Cotter ANNUAL STAFF Editor in chief Art Editor Class Editor Club Editor Typists Advertising Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Subscriptions Audrey Buchanan Frances Mowry Donna Beer Dorothy Fullager Ruth Ann Cotter Sue Malaby Pat Danals Eugene Funston Fred Brantingham Tara Jo Taylor Kenneth Terman Naomi Downs Jean Earhart Ann H rtzler As another school year draws to a close, we, the Seniors of 1954, realize that we have reached our goal of the past twelve years. Now, as we go out of these doors,we know that our paths will go in all directions but memories of our classmates and events will never oe forgotten. with the publishing of NThe Echon, we have retained the happiness and sadness of the past years in a permanent record, which we will refer to in the years to come. To Mrs Casad, we wish to express our apprecia- tion for her kindness and helpfulness in preparing NThe Echou We also wish to thank Mr Smucker, who took the pictures, the faculty, who were very patient wit? us during the editing, and to all advertisers who have helped make this 'memoryu book possible dltor in chief CLASS MOTTO UThe Rope Of The Past Rings The Bell Of The Future CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLOR Blue And Silver .M-'f' Own Annual Staff Standing Frances Mowry, Pat Danals, Kenneth Terman, Eugene Funston, Fred Brantingham, and Ann Hartzler Seated Sue Malaby Dorothy Fullager, Jean Earhart, Audrey Buchanan, Tara Jo Taylor, Ruth Potter, Donna Beer, and Naomi Downs CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Clas of thi eer nineteen hundred and fiftv four being of sound mind do hereby make and oubliah this our last will and testament First to our advisor Mr Brelnich and the facul ty, we bequeath our undying appreciation and gratitude for the guidance and understanding which they gave us during our never to be forgotten days at S H S Second, to the onconlng Seniors, we bequeath our superb athletic ability and may they too be vlnners lhird, to the class of '56,we bequeath our cheer fulness, intelligence and ability to work together Fourth, to the class of '57 we bequeath our out standing musical ability Fifth, we the clas of '54 bequeath our orlzed personal possessions as follows DONNA BEER, will my flirting to Mary Ann Kor dish FPED BRANTINGHAV will my feet to a sled for runners AUDREY BUCHANAN will my blond hair to John Gilliom CAWOL BUPGPP will my driving to a telephone pole PUTH COTTER will my new Mercury to Tom Hol lingsworth DEAN CRAWFORD will my deep voice to a frog NANCY DANALS will my basketball technique to Florence Myers PAT DANALS will my blushing to Duane Punge NAOMI DOWNS, w ll my haircut to Marilyn Def fendoll JEAN FARHART will my height to Dave Locke BETTY FARST will my Job at the ho pital to Dave Strlckler I DOROTHY FULLAGER, will my violin to anyone who can make lt squeak I BARBARA FUNSTON, will my curly hair to Albert Gilbert I EUGENF FUNSTON, will my sports reports to Dave wittmer I MARGARET GFTTINS will my walk to Mary Thomas I DAVE GORDON, will my study hall napa to Mary Sprunger I, ANN HARTZLFR, will my Home Ee to the city dump. I, PHYLLIS HENRY, will my bright remarks to El eanor Rakestraw I, VIBGINIA KRUPP, will my cheerleading suit to Don Restllle. I, PAUL LUDWIG, will my tallness to Jack Vehl. I, SLE MALABY, since I'm a big girl now, will my rag doll to Ralph Beer -12- I ILLIAM MLHL will my lmoi nness to Bill Locke I FRANCES MOWRY vlll my boyfriend to anyone who thinks tney can get then I PHILIP F BUY, will my weight to mv 1 ter I ROB7plh SPPIC L will my reading in tudy hall to Ronnie B ushman I, TARA JO IAVLOP ,ill my jokes to Helen Buchan I KDNNFTH TFPMAJ, will my gum chewing to lr Haines I B'BTON WENTZ, will my coon dogs to Patsy Car ney Entrance to the biggest prom in years Stair steps to the stars One step to heaven Wings aren't necessary A .I DONNA BEER finally got to be a teachen but not of the first grade as she had planned She is working for Uncle Smm teaching the soldiers how to get along with out their wiVes FRED BRANTINGHAM, Ontar1o's moon struck scientist has Just blown up his 16th laboratory while trying to find an easier and safer way to reach the moon AUDREY BUCHANAN is now working hard at her ambi tion of raising St Bernarda She ls very happy now that three of her favorites Tom, Dick, and Harry are co starring in WThe Long Gone Dogs CAROL BURGER finally achieved her ambition NWorld's Fastest Lady Hot Rod Driver After many counters with telephone poles ditches etc she has decided to settle down a little She is now selling toy hot rods at Neisners RUTH COTTEH decided to wear a black and white striped gown for her wedding to impress her husband's friends Not having the money for a big wedding they both wearing black and white stripes DEAN CRAWFORD was not lucky enough to own his own cattle ranch but his love for cows sent him in search of a Job near them He shop cutting holsteins NANCY DANALS became debating team She got big debate where she met clpal, on the subject, now considering retiring PAT DANALS is a door to door salesman is now working in a butcher into KI imagine! halfsteins captain of the world's best so exhausted during her last Mr Stingel her former prin UTo Be Or Not To Be,H she is fo a new atomlc facial make up It is guarenteed to cover all blemishes and to prove this fact, Pat uses lt on his own blushing face NAOMI DOJNS married a millionaire from Kentucky, whose hobby is raising horses Not to be outdone by her husband, Naomi has decided to raise a child for each new horse her husband buys JEAN EARHART settled down being a very good far- mer's wife. One day hovever, she read a book on HThe Life of New York City She and her husband are now top entertainers at the Stork Club BETTY FARST vith her life ahead of her, proved to be a big disappoigtnen She passed away one mOrn- ing from fright wher the postman handed her this solemn not1ce,VYour subscription to LIFE has expired W DOROTHY FULLAGER finally achieved her ambition to be e famous decorator in Hollywood Her biggest as- signment was redecoratlng Lass1e's Pup Tent CM1ssJ BARBARA FURSTON world's famous marriage counselor, has been making lectures on, 'How to Make a Success of Married Life She will always be remem- bered for this statement, uG1ve me a husband or give me desth.' EUGENE FUHSTON liked managing Ontario's basket- ball team so well and he did such a good Job, that after fifteen years he finally got a promotion. He 1B now the new manager of Ontarlo's gradeschool play- ground. -15- MARGARET GETTINS, while traveling ln Europe met and married a French Professor She is now trying to teach her triplets to sing HSay See Bone,V in perfect harmony DAVID GORDON became famous as the world's fastest Marathon runner However, the officials d1dn't know he rode a bicycle' ANN HARTZLER appeared on the famous NFact or Out come,' program First prize was to be a plane trip a round the world but Ann only answered the question half right so her prize was a trip around the world walking' PHYLLI3 HENRY whose great ambition 1 was o travel out West has recently accepted a position on the nHopa1ong Hopper Show,n selling Hadacol VIRGINIA KHUPP finally got her M R S Degree and many years later finds her working towards her H E T I R E M E N T Degree A ou may have guessed she already has a number of K I S Degrees PAUL LUDWIG after graduating from college, got a high class job, working at the Junkyard in order to keep his car company SUE MALABY, after twenty years of hard work, fin ally graduated from Ontar1o's famous HSecretaria1 School ' She is now working as private secretary to NJoe,' Audrey's millionaire St Bernard WILLIAM MbHL has been making public lectures on the same topic for thirty five years The subject of these lectures ls, NHow to Tease Girls and Llve'U If you don't believe it works, Just ask Bill' FRANbES MOWRY graduated from Vassar University where she mayored in sport supervision She is now the highest paid referee of VPony Fxpress Games,' in t e U S PHILLIP PERRY finally achieved his ambltlon to be the vorld's strongest man He ls now trying for added fame by marrying the fattest woman in the world HODEHTA SPIEGEL feels she has achieved her ambi- tion to be a floral designer She is making floral bouquets for baby bonnets TARA JO TAYLOR'S travels finally got her to Cal- ifornia but just for a flash visit Tara Jo ls the first woman conductor on the East-West Transcontinen- tal Railroad KENNETH TEHMAN, teacher of the weird African Voo- dooism, accidently swallowed one of his samples of poison potion He is now a member of the all-star 'Midget Basketball Teaml BLRTON WENTZ has put a new twist into the Tony Home-Permanent Business. Hls Pretzel Hounds now wear coats of many curls. - ' -ll -- as . .' en- t t I I : - A 0 A . . . . . . . , s .yu ' . made a quiet visit to the bank. At present they are , . , - . . . Y Q J . I - h . . I N! , 1 Y ,N n . 1 If Carol Burger Tara Jo Taylur Naomi Downs V rgAn K u p Frances Mowry Kenneth Terman Donna Beer David Gord r William Mehl Audrey Buchanan Pat Dan ls Phillip Perry 14 DOPOtUy Fullager IEJMLEQQQKQMEWS Nancy Danqls Roberta 5915391 QNX D an Crawford Jean Earhart Sue Malaby Fred Brantlngham Ruth Ann Cotter Phyllis Henry iii, Paul Ludwig Ann Hartzler Burton Wentz 15- Margaret Gettlns jr X 4 fl Q ..- Barbara and Eugene Funston - , A ' X , I 1 Mi: X 1' 'Q 5, - ,X P 5 -. . , A sf.- NF 15, 1 I 1. N 3 R, 'V yn , K. n , N . 1 A K I JLNlOH PLAY On Marci 20 1953 we as Juniors presented tho one act plays NThe white Lawn,U a drama, and Uhncle Bob's Bride U a comedy Mr Ronald Somerville directed the plays and the followlne were members O t e CdSi Pat Danals Fred Brantlneram Dorothy Fullager Audrey Buchanan Sue V l by, N omi Downs Margaret Gettlns Jane Leonard Barbara Funston Ruth Cotter Donna Beer and Davis Gordon SFNIOR PLAY On October 27 1954 we presented the first three act pl y ever given at this school It was a com dy ertltled HTaKe Three Girlsu Mrs Vivian Mei directed the play and the following wer members OI the cast Audrey Buchanan Sue Mal by Naomi Downs, Fred Brant lngham Pat Danals Dorothy Fullager, Margaret G6tI1US Putn Cotter Jean arhart Donna Beer, Barbara FUHSTOU and Eugene Funston Original First Grade Back Row Pat Danals, Fred Brantlngham, Paul Ludwig, Kenneth Terman Phillip Perry Burton Wentz Middle Row Tara Jo Taylor kaoml Downs, Phyllis Henry Mrs Taylor, Carol Burger, Ann Hartzler, Frances Mowry Front Row Audrey Buchanan, Ruth Cotter, Donna Beer, Nancy Danals Barbara Funston Dorothy Fullager CLASS HI:TORY As the fall of 1942 rolled around forty live new faces appeared at the door of Springfield Local School Of Mrs Taylor's original class nineteen will be gradu ating in May They are Donna Beer, Fred Brantingham, Audrey Buchanan, Carol Burger Ruth Ann Cotter, Dean Crawford Nancy Danals Pat Danals Naomi Downs, Dor othy Fullager Barbara Funston Ann Hartzler, Phyllis Henry Paul Ludwig, Frances Mowry, Phillip Perry Tara Jo Taylor, Kenneth Terman, and Burton Wentz That year went fast for us and we were beginning to think we knew all there was to know but this idea soon left us when we reached the second grade Eugene Funston Joined us in the second grade Dave Gordon and Virginia Krupp third grade and Bill MehL Margaret Gettins and Jean Earhart, fourth grade During the fifth grade Sue Malaby and Betty Farst were added to the enrollment along with a new teacher Mr Atkins, who had returned from the Navy The next year we ascended to the third floor with quivering legs We were so busy getting settled we d1dn't have time to add to our enrollment In the fall of 1950, twenty two girls and twenty one boys became Freshmen We were as the upper class men say Ha little greenn but we soon overcame all obstacles through the leadership of our class officers and advisor, Mr Breinich The teachers were not startled by our brillanoy but none were willing to g ve us up as Ha hopeless case N The next year Just flew by and then we were Juniors' One of the most enjoyable social events of this year was our Junior Senior Reception with the theme Stardust, one we'll never forget Many days and sleepless nights were spent in preparation of this event but it was never regretted We also presented two one act plays entitled, 'The White Lawnn, and Uncle Bob's Bride we gradually took on the dignity which custom says Seniors should display before the under classmen of the High School This year we presented the first three act play entitled nTake Three Girls' which turn ed out to be a great Success' May we greatly benefit by the earnest teaching of our teachers and practice the worth while things in life that we have learned through the years at Spring field Local School Mmwmmmsfgma D N Nancy Amlck Roy Calhoun Albert Gilbert Helen Jones x Robert Schmidt S Marlene Welty Vary Alice Argo Patsy Carney John Gilllom Mary Ann Kordi h William Schwartz GPSCCDSH Wentz JQEIEBIEORS ...Ln James Ballltch 45? Robert Crlder Paul Glelsinger Ora Jane Lee Sylvia James Baumberger Jack Dlckerhoff Tig! Geneva Green Dave Locke Ted Baumberger Robert Elchelbcrge Patty Hall Lloyd Matthes if Ann Schweighardt Souder Soosito ,X YL Larry Williams JUNIOR CLASS Dave Wittmer The officers of the Junior Class for the first semester were Ed Souder, President, Carl Mehl, Vice President Larry Williams Secretary, and Wanda Salyers, Treasurer In October, the Juniors sold magazines with the sales amounting to 81677 Q0 The two top salesmen were John Gilliom and Elaine Gabor The class was also well represented by Mary Ann Kordlsh and Patsy Carney who were elected cheerleaders by the student body 18 Kenneth Brlssell Kenneth B1 hop Fatherlne Bergstrom Ralph Beer my Robert Glffin Elaine Gabor Diana r Frankenstein Lloyd Felck QR 1 ix fir TDI!! Dennis Hollingsworth Jgprell John Harrison Phyllis Hill Richard Skagzs Aletha Ruby Carl Menl Marilyn Orewller Leroy Thomas Sondra David Strickler Sunnucks Terman Poger Second semester officers were Ted Baumberger President, Kenneth Bishop, Vice President Bob Giffin, Secretary, and Marilyn Orewiler, Treasurer The Juniors enjoyed presenting a three act comedy 'Oh Promise Me,' which was under the direction of our class advisor Mrs Harry May The Junior Senior Banquet climaxed the year It was given in honor of the Seniors on May 8 Everyone had a good time and the evening will long be remember ed by all ' Q J 'W ' -I V r,., 3 -is Q X, 0 , it Ak I: g ,, I I k x -5: -1 gi I 7 Z tix Wad: Wi fl isa Q L , - W' . 'rr P I X eg. fi a .ff -Q . .:-: e f r a ' f Y fi T 32 R , ro A 1 P ' ,AQ W .Q sh , t,Q gy, X , gf.. xag ,U gaik aye Q AJ . XQQMX5 It i J yiwl-1 xii? N 1 5 I :I 1 K C: an in A,',,' V K 5 J . 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Charles McClain at 2 B111 Reeder Carolyn Thomae The bovq from our clqcq xno plaved on the re erve SOPHOW ORE C1-A35 haek tbssll teerr were Dior rd Souder Jerry OI' U19 fi? L 'We UBI' U19 0DhO'n0f'9 Nam CHOLQ eret Bill FHPCI9 we ine follgwlng officere Preeident, J an Danel Vice President, Bruce Cmltn Secretary, Bobert Burtzleff V9 are algo proud Treasurer EDU016 BOWPY' POT' 'me emma eempcwr' our clese Patty Perry and Phyllis Gordon Preeident Dove nartzler flee Pr elcent, Patty Perry, becretlry, Bruce omitn Treasurer, Jo Ann Baumberler M, Fred qice Wag Odr C18 Q advisor 19 D lg L Kurtzman Paul Beans, :yrlck Durne Bunge and Milton one of the meneeere have LAO cheerleaders from x ' .. J 2 J fe Q . 1 Ai' 1 'ff ' we B L4 g 1 ' ' e K ef? , ee- H Vw, -r A I . le f uf , T5 lf- . 4 rr WU 7 Q A ' f ,... .WX :nf 1 A V . 4 bfi Au V xve A rf W 1 ?'M Y?G i,, .QQ ' A I f v J VN . to x 4 ' , '22 AV X X ii- if' I-'T il . ' if ' f Us F. F' Xa egg V E' Q' ff 6 Q' x X . 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K 'A ri -1 1F I U ' Q .., .L . as NA as Elaine Baumberger Em as X Xxkqxwf Ina Brown x Qi ,ATF T 'HBV Edwin Fortney la at as Ted King Sandra McKown S iv Charlene Wentz Howard Beck Avis evenger A853 W 'ss 1 Lillie Gilliom 'Tai Thomas Klelleln Jack Mehl N I3 Merle Wentz ERESEIEDEED Kenneth Beer Cecil Clevenger Virgil Goon 5.23 is 'Nw George Lee as Joy Ann Miller 'N X Carol dest FRESHMAN CLASS 3 BF Yi N as fad' Charlene Bell Walter Danals Michael Gordon is 21' Judy Malaby George Murphy Larry Bemiller Richard Earhart Joan Griffin F' 1 Mervin Marshall N M wha Florence Myers The Freshman Class started out the year with 45 students Four more students were added when Ina Brown Lillie Gilliom, Eugene Fleck and Nancy Speigle Joined us After we were introduced to our advisor, Mn Haines, we elected our officers. For the first semes ter. President, Claudette Heuberger, Vice President, Kenneth Beer, Secretary, Mary Kauffman, Treasurer, Ronnie Rupp. For the second semester President, Joan Griffin, Vice President, Mervln Marshall, Secre tary, Bob Earhart, Treasurer, Dick Earhart. 20 J Donald Bergstrom Robert Earhart Claudette Heuberger 3' Yr ii' Tommy Martin ls.- Carol Parklson is 3? Buddy Bishop Robert Eyerly 411' Glen Hinklin we , Robert McBride ti Ronald Rupp William Bloom Nancy Farst Pessy Jacobs Howard McCabe Sondra Sheehe Patricia Breinich U'-5 Floyd FelCk Mary Kauffman Rosalee McCabe Dallas Strickler The following freshmen played in the school or chestra, George Lee, Judy Malaby, Mervin Marshall and Howard Beck The freshmen girls chosen for the Girls Glee Club Ensemble were Joan Griffin, Clau dette Heuberger, Carol Parkinson, Sandra Mckown and Judy Malaby The boys on the reserve basketball team were' Kenneth Beer, Bob Earhart, Dick Earhart, Ted King, Dallas Strickler and Mervin Marshall. 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Carlton Betts Janet Clelan Margaret Kllensorqen Jim Neel Judy N' Pauline Beymer e Gonn Harold Ludwig Sandra Palmer Diane Stanchfield Thomas chmod Marion Brissell Linda Harrison Ruth Ludwig Karen Patch Q Leslie Timmer Richard Burtzlaff Carol Herrick Mary Lou Marshall Joan Pitman 45. Dave Williams Tom Carnenter Charles Herrick Joyce Matthes Vlrqlnla Schwert if Dennis Wlttmer Class officers for the first semester were Presl dent, Dennis Wittmer Vice President, David Williams Secretary, Mary Lou Marshall and Treasurer, Selena Scott Second semester officers were President, Charles Herrick Vice President, Judy Stanchfield Secretary, Marian Brissell and Treasurer, Linda Harrison The following are boys who olayed on the Junior Hizh basketball team Carlton Betts, Jim Heuherger, Tom Sheehe, Dennis Wittmer, David Williams, Chuck Her rick, and Morris Hicks Mary Lou Marshall and Marian Brissell were chosen to helo lead the cheers along with two seventh grade girls 21 Tom Castor Y? Jim Heuberger In Jean Mehl r 57 Selena Scott Richard Zorub Kathryn Chambers F 7' Morris Hicks Carol Miller Jim Cha Dorothy Hogue Cloyd Miller or James Clelan Stanley Kemp Jim Moore Tom Laffy Janice She he Snyder Sprunqer X V' 1 X Did it work, Fred? 'S s .J .,'sf.: , ff' ' F ' ' fl' ' ' 4 . 3 1 is M ' ' , si tags F, '15 H , , . s , ,, . e lwhty as , V 4 nf 4 , rf.'5,, ,li L .7 A' Q M! d7!. f?i ' lui , G ne H L 1 H vi J L H 3 Y f. F N .2 I i K .5 8 L Q' Q J . , af 1 J 5 M if Y? H M J if H Y L e M sehferl f I if 4 ,,, 5 M f-A J ' -91 I X I 4, . 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K P ' ' -Y I ,Q emm a K 'gal' Fred Stull Janet Stover Harold Ted Snyder Stough Pherles Welrlck Seventy four members made up the seventh grade this year Early in the first semester the class chose Janet Bryner, President, Larry Danals,V1oe Pres ident Joyce Hetler, Secretary, and Robert Ernsberger, Treasurer On May 14, the seventh grade sponsored a par ty for the eighth grade Patty Burger, Janice Carmichael and Sandra Weidle along with the eighth grade cheerleaders cheered the combined seventh and eighth grade basketball team Seventh grade members of the team were Harold Snyder Alvin Beer Robert Ernsberger Jimmy Flenner, Carl Perry, Fred Stull, Dale Suter, Jim Miller, Philip Smith, Dick Breinich and George Gabor The officers elected for second semester were Alvin Beer, President, Sandra Weidle, Vice President Jimmy Garber, Secretary, and Jim Miller, Treasurer I Dale Barb Suter Syfert 5 I Qobert Totmen Robert Taylor Sandra eidle Miss Gledhlll teaches the music in the primary grades one, two and trree Again as in the lntermed late grades, Th?lP highlight of music is tre prepar ation for the annual Christmas grade program and dw an rual Spring Operetta In the classroom these grfdes learn rudlments of music through rhythmic and creative activity association of pitches and voice placement, reaolng of notes and the learning of fundamental signs ard symbols through musical expression Busdrivers Back Row: Milligan, Furr, Kauffman, Casad, Breinich, walker, Hellinger Front Row: gewcomer, Seaton, Schrader, Orewiler, Thompson, oon 25 href -. ' V an ' ,-2,45 fgfqve -kk j ygQf1'vYujJ3 4 -I n s A, 515 A ty Q A W ' T' ai , , a ' wyg ,p :few Mgggwf -M tf'5 gmt lmg?5,ggyg lfyef Jgjz g'Xy.V.x s e ax fri 1 if A 1 fl, Q . - V xg, 2 ' A' w w?Qf if w' y H , . s . . ' , D , .' A ' ' - . - I , '. I I I 1 yr ' ff 1 A ' . Q . ' s - ,imzfgf . iff ig Judy Arnold we -an Fonule Prle Jlmry vpn Camilla C Barr ra ravi Fr nk Averf NNW Tcnmy fern rt law' Yernon un on Ieryorle mit! C rnle olf GM F-Chiu Pichero Gerry V 4 EGP? latty E rnsberger Tonry Fiber! as NA Yatnleer ferry Folanc ch rley f-W if fixfif Carol flcnsel Snodgreee alto 'JN 161' 'HF 1 ,M Jerry Crlder Parol Crevford HHOPS Billingsley Ted Blsney John CUBCG El Rllly Luduig Ferl Vancley Tommy TL! Dog:-1' Lefevre Haun Heun ass Ye Patricia Patricia lon P Jfcklp psadpr Reldel Sauer SCPQE ern 1' Vickie en Fleet Nike QunrdM Tommy e K Puth Ann E otts Trudy Stough We had quite a number of boys and girls absent Patricia Reidel and Sandra Billingsley had anpendecto mles Donald Betts had a tonsillectomy 'srl Schmid, Michael Sposlto, and Patricia Sauer had mumoe Kerman GRADE 6B Six B was very happy to have a nice new room and lockers this year We twenty one boys and eighteen girls have been a congenial group and very busy ln all our subjects Making our class newspaper, memorizing poems, writing tall stories, Jingles, and limerickq have been a lot of fun We also had a contest in our English Claes to see who could read the most books Munson hao a broken arm These are only a few to say nothing of the flu and minor colds In our morning exercises we've learned the books of the New Testament and s Bible verse from each book We always pledge allegiance to the flag and repeat the Lord's prayer We're looking forward to being up stairs ln the seventh grade 24 ,.i -gg V'qff ' y1ffg- W,ig 'a is , fxfi is F1 'W E ,LL??,i ' ' f Lili 14 fa if dJTlf H3252 2fVTf 1'?? 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O ' - I 1 - . , Charles Allbaush Judy Gilbert Loretto McClain Sandra Souder Rose Alltauqh Tim Holllngswort B111y McCrea Dale Strickler tenses Robert Barnhouse Jack Jscobs Donna McGrea Dean Dennis Beer Phyllis Jones Norma Poffenbaugh W i Rich rd Strominqer Cinkey GRADE 6A Patty Bonham A La Susan Ksufman Gloria Poland Hy Carpenter Charlene Keullnger Ricky Runr Kenneth Larry Williams Yirga There are thirty four students ln section A A11 the students scored well on the State Tests and we were very proud of our standing The standard tests in reading and arithmetic have also shown some in crease in class standing One new student has entered since school started Our attendance has been exceptionally good We've av eraged better than 955 for the year The entire class helped decorate our room for hristmas It looked verv nice At valentine time, we cut hearts of all sizes, put in a V shape on the windows and a large heart on the hall doon which read' WThy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sing against thee ' Psalm 11'9.11 25 Keith Castor K Phlllin Kibp Devid Seifert -six Nancy Read 1 6 4 5 Helen Clevenger Csrl Movry Teddy Shenherd Mike Sunnucks Johnny Closson Betty Myers f ,a Carl Smith if 4- K 43 N : ir V , 'li . , A A . N 1 . af' 5 unfair my f y af' ' A RJ .M . l 'f i '71 'b + W :J t If X, 1.1 3, Jax ' ' in ' bfi' li .fr sn f1 9i?i 1 .1 :fl ' K ff' S ' fd me f ' xr 05 4 ng, c, I. Alf Q i Si Q I 7 03:5 fwimlk jg-.L 1 Y . , My g,,,g '.,. Q 5, h ' A A I gf' L A M A Q ft Rafal . M' P' ' 1- z-W V' Args Q I-'ini ASW A I , . I - - A g P gg M A 5 T, - 7 v f..,' , V 6 A 'fi ' ,.. , A :xg f I- 0 TA mn.: 3, QZQI:-I . I L V, - ' -f 4 M - w I fi KQA fatgil 'kqei iii? T f i 5 f, .I f 2' V1 It fn' X , sf ' wi ,n . ' K 70 . . W c . .. u . - g , X nlllll Charles Anderson V' Michael Fraley Thomas Mansfield Marcella Kathryn Beer GRE? DEQ Robert Burger Robert Richard Frletchen Gettins Jean Maglott 5. Karen Mehl Leslie Shirley Schlenbsker Shook Smith GRADE 5B Jim Collins Christine Hartzler Linda McKown Karen Stevens Leonard Crider Harry H111 Patty Miller me-1. X X' Carolyn Danals Richard Jacobs KP' Patty Mooney www. Melvin Teddy Sutton Wentz Five B has really enjoyed doinv many different things together t11s y r It was fun filling our Red Cro s boxes and we had very interesting time collect inn all the items After we had gotten over the excitement of Red ro s Ronald Paramore brounht to the room an aquarium full of b by catfish Harry Hill shared a very inter estinv collection of buttons and metals Leslie Jones contributed to the enjoyment of the class by bringing his collection of shells and marine life We have had alternating oresldents this year Shirley Smith, Leslie Jones, Kathryn Beer, and Karen Mehl served very well in this caoeclty They were res nonsible for the lntere ting orograms we have had for ooeninz exe clses Rinht after Christmas ther was much excitement around our room s we knev sneclal envelooes would soon be arriving for us Our class decided we would like to make a study of the Southern oart of the United States and therefore, we wrote to each state asking them for information and shared what we had learned with the other members of the class All in all we have had a wonderful year Right now we have our er. ll eye on that wonderful title n6th Grad Ruth Eokels FSW Leslie Jones Q Ronald Paramore inf Junior W1 son e..,f'N Kenneth Enderle Carl Kemp Junior Parker The Dead End Kids ,JFK May Fox Jack Lanzen Carl Restill 9 fm ,f ,MVK Glenda Barnhouee me ja, Dorothy Burdine Dan Haber Evelyn Rakeatraw Eddie Ziegler K' Richard Beal Raymond Clevenger 'di Carol Sue hallum W m A Marilyn Read 3 5 ?5?f ff Fdytne Beer Larry Cline David Hartman Qiggw Don Richard GRADE 5A li Jo Ann Beer Carl Chapman ve ISK E'E' W W B H O'H 2 Ei gf? e 1 D d n Q 5537 Q55 Q QW All! Kenneth Berger Carolyn Davidson Jerry Mabee Mary Ann Schwelghardt Smith 5 A is proud of the part which they have played in charity work this year Eight boxes were packed for the Junior Red Croas Christmas donations Our Polio drives were above average. New students who entered our room this year were, Marilyn Read and Evelyn Rakeetraw. We had great fun decorating our room for the Christmas aeaaon Every pupil took part in preparing and putting up the trimmings. For spring we prepared a nature display. House Lingqp plants, flowers, and vegetables were planted. 27 Barbara Blahop Robert Deffendoll fr Richard MBSSHST F46 QYUUHR lhomas Spangler Nicholas Black Margery Prey Sandra Miller Darrell Strlckler Tom Blaney Dennis Frletchen Linda Paramore Eric Suter Irving Bloom Kenneth Giffin Marjorie Poland ?' Mildred Woodhull Dorothy Allbaugh N X ,X fx -xv. X WN ,ww Patricia Friday Miki Kelley Bill Scott Illa Kay Arter Mary Goon Sharon Keplinger David Shopbell engine George Barker wi K eg Larry Hardacre Ng? XS e wmih Helen Ludwig 532 as is X X s S wwf? Danny Sloane Melvin Beck we ,S Q get J, Loretta Hardacre :xi Linda Mayer Eoin RN fix 35-A2 9' Larry Suter Elaine Bee? Q x Lana Herrick ex m Q er an Nancy Bender Diana Hicks Ronald Cheryl McBride McGready 'HQ 3? ee 2 gawk 3' Mmm 'S uf? 2 ff ,ee M Jimmy Ronald Thomas Walker GRADE Puppets made by the portraying the life of the northeastern coast with many new and varied Class We have learned to organizing and producing programs each Friday morning for members of our class Music, stories, plays, jokes and puppet shows provided us with many entertaining m0Il1Eht B The composing of Jingles concluded Safety First at Home, School, and Pla one best members of our 4th grade class the first English settlers on of North America provided us excerienoes during our History assume responsibilities when our study of We liked this Safety First is a very nice thing Especially when you go caroling Better wear white when you're out at night Or else carry a flashlight when you're coasting down the hill Better be careful of a spill. 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H Billy Bean Patricia Ellis Leonard McBride Kenneth Schaus uk oan Beer Robert First Sara cCsbe Carol Scott tssnos 32 M' -we h ren Dana Betts Carmichael Kathleen Gabor Melinda Funston Linda Mclntlre McKenzie Bsrbe a Kenneth Thomss Shea Souder GRADE UB riff Carol Castor 'Sf Ester firdner Robert Messner Edgar Clevenger Glen Heller 'L Kay Milllvar Patricia Patrlc a Snosito lfert In Sentember, there were sixty four fourth gr d OPS Thev bevan reading the Singing Wheels basic read In tbts book tney read about the Hestlngr family and learned much about nioneer life They wrote and nut on a little nlay 'Then and Now' which contr1sted nioneer times with modern tim s, for the Mother's Club orovrsm in November The second semester they read their second basic r-sder, Times and Places It was sunolemented with T sveling Nev Trails and the Uncle Ben Books The fourth graders also en1oyed learnlnv to write with nen and ink They like very much to use the dictionary, ency clonedie, and other reference books to bring in new information for qeoqranhy, history, science and heslth. 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James Arter Carol Frietchen Judy Long TH ,fs Sherry Ruby R w 1 Anna Timmers emm a Barry Beer Sharon Fuggett JAFQ Robert McCrea W N SM Patricia Schmidt Sharon Wentz LI1TLE THINGS nlt takes a llttle muscle and lt takes a llttle gr1t Kenneth Brague Keith Green 'Nm ff Marilyn Miller John Schwert Betty West A 11ttle true ambltlon wlth a llttle bit of Wlty It's not the Nb1ggestH th1FSS that count and make the 'blggestu show, It's the l1ttle things that people do that makes the old world go U Duane Brlssell H Howard Harriman 4' 3' Donna Mowry if-va M! Steve Sloane Sondra York SO Sandra Bunn Eddie Hartzler David Myers 'K Q 5' as Q55 Jack Smith Charles Carpenter Ruth Ann Hyatt la Frank Neel Robert Smith Bonnie Ehrman Kenneth Jacobs iq 3ZIQ,5f Jeanie Nottingham Louise Sprunger GOLDEN KVYS ,Aw Sue Fishburn Barbara Kemp if he DOD Parrett 3. Darlene Strickler A bunch of golden keys 15 mlne To make each day with gladness shlne nGood morning'W that's the golden key That unlocks every door for me When evenlng comes,NGood nlght say, And close the door of each glad day Jhen at the table Ulf you please I take from off my bunch of keys. Jhen fr1eHdB give anyth1ng to me, I'll use the llttle UThank youu key NExcuse me,N UBeg your pard n, o When by m1stake some harm I do. Or if unkindly harm I've g1ven, Vith On a This I'll NFOTQIVS men key I'll be forgiven golden r1ng these keys I'll blnd, 18 1t5 motto Be ye k1nd. often use each golden key, And so a happy child I'll be L . W I K K, K A gr SQ if K M N yi lids 455 QYSS if f. Tifgv aff 'Qi W V 'Li - fs, . x 9' . Y 1 K xx Lift? 1 5 ' Lex X3 1 P' ' ' QR ,yr fx vp! Lx nk Aff' , at 5 Y, r v 5 s . I A 90 .0 ua M G . 1 .A , . .,,. 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O . o N t o, M u ' A U ' vw I I ' ' 2 il ' ll I Q4 Pessy Anbaugn Sharon Brsgue Joh Herrick Patty Patterson A Tommy Tester Billy Anllker Paul David on Erma Klein orgen Clair Plnyerd X Vsrgeret llnkey shmoe Juoy Arter Outh Felck Tim Lep s111y Rupp Jerry Ylrgs Karen e-di' Wands Goff pobert Lyall S ndrs Sue Sloane hsrry Ziegler WW Levis Barnhouse Paula Greenup Woberta Nsslott Robert Smltr Porsld Bender 17:9 Martre 0 FHP1 Blllotte Joyce Grlefen teln hesdley I Po Msndu lc I If sharon Sow h 4- f' M Larry McPl in Fatty Spangler Terry Blerey Var Heefner Jerry ooney ,gifs-'f I Dennis Nm David Bloom nfs ussn heller Verle Krevl e Darlene Strohmlnger Suter T THIRD GPADE Sections A Q B en school onened entember th, 1951 gd seventx nln- ho and girls enrolled ln sections A and of th t 1 d grate We were all eaver to start sn other chonl y sr qlnce then, we hsve had one move avay and t'n ext rzon other choola he now have 5 total of eighty In Octoh r we nys ent-H a oroqr m to th Mother ' srfnts' Nlvnt ms s so this month We w re VCTV nrond to have ru n rents visit our rooms and see some o' the work we Tse don Jovem er lound us busy eettlnv eedy or lher's givin? ind filllnq Fed Cxoss boy s M- we e thankfll thst we could do som-thins to heln oth-rs, we made decorations for our rooms and Christmas trees in December Everyone enjoyed getting ready for our Christmas Prosrem, 'The Awakening of the Christmas To s N The first half of our school year ended in Janu ery what fun we hed in February making valentines and envelopes Our school work has kept us very busy in reading, arithmetic, spelling English health and science W enjoy our Skilltext Phonics Books and QQglg-Eg-1-Bg- The Weekly Reader comes to us each week with Cur rent News and science stories Oscar gives ua rules to help us become better citizens We have more to learn than from our books, with forty in each section we have had to learn to give and take and Grow resoect for others. .X 1, N ,- W W 4, 'W rg- lf' New '- ff-sr of ,4 S. 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A . , T, V, ' .' r,l ' T m . f - - 1- Cheryl Arter Bonnie Carpenter Mary Ju tice aura Poein Terry Weaver Linda Arter v in Marvin Divges Carol King John RUDP Sharon Wolf A little kitten grey Came to our door one eatnoe A James Barnhouse Sandra Downs Eddie Lamb Joyce Bauer Catherine Flenner Dennis Lamneck Christi Ann Larry Scaggs OUR KITLEN With friendly NMeowH h UHello, I've come to s 'gn luv Ronald Berger Robert Fugett Mickey Motley 1,1 Ellen Blllotte Kathleen Heber wil' Patricia Pifer Julie Bishop Clayton Hale --p Mary Poland fb Robert Tommy Gloria SchlenbackerShoenman Schwall Switzer and white d SY! e said to us, tay. At first we thought him almost rude To come right in our house, But his blue eyes just seemed tn say uSome day I'll catch a mouee.N 52 So we h ve all adonted him And love him more each For he ie OH such lote of f He never tlr e of nlay If every dey a kitten came As cute end dear as he, iii Don Bryan Iretta Jarrel af' Joe Rauzi .1 Donna Travzer UT! I'm sure we'd say, 00h come right inn, And heartily agree. Althn our family is ouite large, mhQP'l9 roar for just one more, Oh, we will never, never turn A kitten from our door. Betty Farpenter Ray Jordon Ronnie Rogers Nicky Walters R , ,n QR vx V :Q N ig Z M Ne, Q sew - A . Q 5 -' I Q 5 , an fi in A wt ft.. , ' ti. Fm 'i W' , :xi ' Vi,1f:1.E 1 Z J 43? 'rx - M - jj, , W , Q ' Y-:f,.tf. A Rv. , If if if f,-3, ,Ki W, it . -' ,,, ' ff I ,- x 'Ax' V , 'X ' JJ: , R x 3' Ak K Him 1 l 'I I. . , ii f' - 'V' we a' Y' 91 I-- f y My ,, l-- r 4 . me e Q . g latin ku V, , .,,, Q -il' '-in A A Q , K Q W i ee, ' 1 K Q LH 'K ' , .xx it 9. . W . . 2 B B B on 2 . B f Ee fs. 1- 4 M ' on 4 I K or? E ,lgqrlia ' i'wQ fi ff, ff ff w 5' L ff if ,1 :f 'i e l A M .- K M .Ng my .k X e.., f l -vw 1 A ' n. ' , . 'W w g: If, 4, .. iwfsfin , ff '---' .- - D'l A tmp it 3 -1 e . , days ' F M , e . Charles Barker Jo nne Hallum Douglas Vabee Robert Schuster Jeck Turner Ji Robert Biker Rex Herman Marjorie Mershall Dlane Sharp Daryl CeYl'3ET3QE 'zzz' Cheyyl Bonham Ralph Holland IU Kay McKenzie 9: George Shoobell Margaret Van Fleet Wagner GRADE 2A Jean Bryner Pary Holmes TY 4, I Karen Messner Ronald Soks Patricia West On the first day of school, eighteen girls and twenty two boys started 'Down tke River Roadn rf-el YU Daxv f-jf Douelas Deschner 'Wd' td!!! 54 ex Freda Justice Karen Milligan E Cheryl Sowers Virginia Liegler Several weeks later, Pobert fccleston moved to Crestline We kept our number at forty when Charles Barker arrived from Mansfield Tren Robert Biker oined our clas after Thanksgiving, maklnb our number J forty one We found life in NFr1endly Vlllagen very exciting especially when we met Singing Boy and the Indians. 35 ,Q Q Sharon Duffner Norma Kauffman Mickey Motley 1' Donald Stanchfie Allen Fox Gary Knapp Karen Noblet Roy ld Steaval uzqn Frld y Gary Kulka Dennls Rinehart Rover Schwartz Christmas came and we did our little Ubltu help make the scrool program a success And then came After a happy New Year The big able to write? 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AFPC P rz ucco1wli ren rcer L H P l 'or ec l ve ur vc scary r er or and lay ann' ozf cl ur rn ior mor fnowlsd e e ovsly strxv Ior p ri Cfl V11 Shirley Crlder Keith Mabee nf' Mary Timmer In the last half 0? the third grade Miss Gledhill teaches the students how to play song flutesor tonettg as a pre b nd or pre orchestra procedure Thus, stu dents can learn coordination in playing a simple 1n strument and reading notes simultaneously This be comes a good foundation in playing a real sized in strument later on Rhythm Band is the highlight in the f instrumental beginning Learnin to 15 rat grade various S Y rhythmical instruments enables the studeng to cQ0rd1n ate alertness and thought in response to definite rhythmic activities Throughout the class periods Miss Gledhill trys to have as many different boys and girls to plev the different types of instruments gg P0BS1ble The rhythm band complete in uniform is one of the features of the Annual Primary Spring Musical 5 : 3 f.,i' H1 A 1 .f K 5 . , I xszps veg I . 5 an 4 Q., 4 .yy .vii Y 4 Q -s 1 H eQii?fg2' we ll 6? lil, R p t 5 1li 'wt. 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Phyllis Perry Barbara Murray Ralph Joe Thomas Timmer SCHOOL CALENDAR School opened Student Coucll Elections Class Elections No school County Teachers M Assembly Program Magrum, The Magician Varsity Cheerleader Tryouts Movie Basketball and Cuba Reserve Cheerleader Tryouts First six weeks ended Grade Cards Hallowe'en Party Parents' Night No School N E 0 T A Meeting As embly Program Cockatoos First Snow of the Season No School Armistice Basketball Clinic Movie 'So Dear to My Heartn Senior Play 'Take Three Girl Basketball Season Opened Played Edison Second six weeks ended Thanksgiving Vacation Thanksgiving Vacation Grade Cards FHA Mother Daughter Banquet Basketball Game Plymouth Assembly Program Movie on Ohio Sesqulcentennial Basketball Game Butler Basketball Game Crestline No School Snow Basketball Game Belleville Basketball Game Union High School Christmas Program Basketball Game Lexington Christmas Vacation began Grade School Christmas Program Carolyn Hicks Herbert Poland Linda Zelgler eeting an N 1 ff Albert Hoffman Tommy Read January rebruary March April May June 1 Richard King Mary Kahlll Dean Major 1' Cathy Rovers Charlotte Slone Eduard Sovash Christmas Vacation ended Assembly Pro ram Otto Schmidt s Acrobate Basketball Game Shiloh Basketball Game Melmore First Semester ended Basketball Game Student Council Grade Cards Basketball Game Class Elections Basketball Game Basketball Game Basketball Game Lucas Sponsored Dance Plymouth Butler Belleville 7th Q Bth Woodvllle Photographer Took Annual Pictures Basketball Game Union Basketball Game Lexington Photographer Took More Annual Pictures Basketball Game Shiloh Basketball Game Lucas No School Wash1ngton's Birthday Basketball Tournament Game Union Fourth Six Weeks ended Assembly Program Theater Lab School School School School School Grade Cards G A A Party Snow More Snow Still Snow Same Snow Snow Music Contest Ashland Warriors' Banquet High School Musical Vocal County Musical Shelby Junior Play Fifth Six Weeks ended No School Good Friday 4th 5th 6th Grade Musical High School Instrumental Musical District Scholarship Wooster Primary Musical Grades 1 to 5 Junior Senior Banquet 7th and Sth Grade Party Baccalaureate Last Day of School Commencement Final Grade Cards W 5.54 . . 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Girls' Varsity Ensemble Left to right Marilyn Orewileg Dorothy Ful agen Audrey Buchan an, Naomi Downs, Sue Malaby, Ruth Cotter, Pat Hall, Roberta Spiegel and Jo Ann Baumberger VOCAL MUSIC Vocal music in the hlgh school consists ol the following organizations Girls' Varsity Chorus, Glzl Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, wo Girl sembles, a Boys' Vnsemble and a Boy ' Quartet Txe ckoruses and SHQGMDIPS participate in the anrua' school music programs, such as the Christmas and Sprlr Con cert events In addition the tmo girls' croruse anc the boys' chorus take part ln the annual county muslc festival to be held 1 elby this y ar The Jlrls' Varsity Chorus and Boys' Chorus also participate ln the district vocal contest to be held again ln Ashland thi year Last year the Boys' Chorus received a Il rat rg in the dlstrlct contest and the Girls' Varslty Chorus received a I ratlrg which entltled them to part clpate in the state contest at Columbus There th y r celved a II rating indicating a mark of excellent The char uses compl te their schedule of events through p8TtlCl The ensembles sing at various iunctl ns tkrou h out the school year lncluoin school and lnvltatlfnal outside activities Ensemrles must take on the r por slbillty of rehearsing themselves considerably, not on ly during school hours, but also after school hours Mlss Gledhlll directs the Girls' Glee Club and coaches the Girls' Glee Club Ensemble Mr Krlchb um directs the Girls' Varsity Chorus Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus and coaches the Varsity Girls' Ensemble and Boys' Ensemble The Boys' Quartet ls coached by Mrs Hazeltlne Boys' Ensemble Left to right Robert Eyerly, Robert Burtzloff, Darrell Rader, Boys' Quartet John Gllllom, Donald Restille, Ed Souder, Burton Wentz, Darrell Rader, Dennis Jarrell, Robert Gettlns, John Gllliom 1 c Girls' Ensemble 1 Parkleon, Joan Left to right: Judy Malaby, Sandra McKown, Caro Griffin, Claudette Heuberger, and Phyllis Gordon. 40 Robert Gettlns, David Strlckler, and Robert Elchelberger This year marks the first that there has been a separate 7th Grade Chorus and a separate Sth Grade Chorus Each chorus rehearaes once a week as does the high school Mixed Chorus. Try outs were scheduled at the beginning of the year for each Junior high chorus resulting in an enrollment of forty students ln the 7th Grade Chorus and twenty seven students in the 8th Grade Chorus. Each is an enthusiastic group which provides keen competition between the two groupe. The highlight of music in the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade intermediate music classes ls the preparation for the annual Christmas grade program and the annual Spring Operetta. In the classroom these grades learn the fundamentals of music through song. Part work ls introduced in the 4th grade, and 2 part songs are used consistently throughout the 5th and 6th grades along with the introduction of 3 part songs in the 6th grads The intermediate grade music is taught by Mr. Krlclbaum 6 i .' : F . Sl 4 , t ls' En- ? V, . w ... .V ' S . l , K W x - , . l . X Z- C . , T ' N H -as f ' - A A . . v l C E , n Sh. A e . C lc 3 1 I' , , L , S f , . X . ' ,. ' 1 1' R A x w' ' 1 , . , , , - C C , . .1 , 1 A A. i ,, . un' P f 4 , -A - 6 x Y :I 4 .4 ll L. l N. ul ' l - pation ln the Baccalaureate and Commencement activities Y ' . ' . T 'g.- -' 1 .,, ' 't'.lf ' , . . 1 - L ' f es 1- A . . . , l g 1 L , l . . . A EX ,. 'Y 1 I ' Q V , v A g A . 5 . M n' ' ,aff ' f I if I inf . . , OVFICERS OF THE MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS Back Row Kenneth Bishop, Robert Gett1ns,Darrell Rader Third Row Mr Kr1chbaum,Carl Perry,Tom Hollingsworth Richard Skaggs, Joan Griffin Mary Kauffman, Nancy Farst Nancy Amick, Bonnie Bowser,M1r1am Au, Helen Buchanan,Alv1n Beer,Robt Ernsberger,Judy Malaby Second Row Miss Gledh1ll,Jean Earhart,Eugene Funston, Pat Danals,James Garber,Carlton Betts,Denn1s Witt mer,Ann Sposito Sue Malaby, Audrey Buchanan First Row Ann Hartzler,Frances MOwry,Dorothy Fullager Ora Jane Lee Joyce Hetler Glenda Hall,mar1lyn Ore wller Joan P1tman,Judy Stanchf1eld,Dorothy Hogue ACCONPANISTS We are alwave very grateful for our Dlano accom panists who no all the accomoanlment vork for our choruses, orche tra and other ensembles and soloists 'e have five regul r accompanl t thi year in addl tion to the accompanist for the trlng ouartet Accom onnlets we salute you' etrlng Ensemble on 6 : fl. v 4 r 5 PA Officers Nan y Schaus, Janet Bryner, Shirley Au Carlton Betts, Judy Malaby MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL Instrumental music in our school conslets of a high school Orchestra of twenty five members, a Junior Band of thirty members a Junior High Str'ng Quartet ensemble and various other instrumental combination ensembles and soloists The Orchestra had quite a busy season in playing for open house on Parents' Night the K ,nl Accompanlsts Back Row Mary Lou Marshall Carole Parkison Janet Bryner ' Front Row Sue Malaby,Helen Buchanan Audrey Buchanan ' D91HWB-P0 Festival Representatives Christmas Program, the Spring Instrumental Concert, Commencement,the Junior and Senlor Class plays ae well for other activities that might oresent themselves throuzhout the year Back Row: Mr. Kr1chbaum,Pat Ha11,M1r1am Au, Darrell Rader,John G1ll1om,Dav1d Str1okler,Robert Eyerly, Helen Buchanan, Naomi Downs Middle Row: Miss Gledh11l,JoAnn Baumberger, Dorothy Fu1lager,Judy Malaby,Ora Jane Lee,Audrey Buchanan, Ruth Ann Cotter, Sue Malaby Front Row: Bobt. Gett1ns,Don Rest1lle,Robt. Burtz - laff,Burton Wentz,Eugene Funston,Pat Danals,Eddy Band Souder, Mervin Marshall V1rg1n1a Krupp President Ann Hartzler Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Nancy Amich Jane Garber Carol Burger Patty Perry Historian This year's activities have been centered in the new Home Economics Room The girls have helped to choose the draoeries and to arrange the new equipment They have also made seat covers for the old chairs and linen luncheon sets to harmonize with the new dishes which are used ln serving family size meals Other activities included theannual Mother Daugh ter Banquet, planned and prepared by all girls and a dinner for the faculty, prepared and served by the Sophomores Ann Hartzler, Marlene Welty, Bonnie Bowser and Jane Garber attended the State F H A meeting in C0 lumbus in May and Loretta Crlder, Alice Perry and Bonnie Bowser attended regional off1cer's training meetings at State Lakes Park near Mt Gilead in June Girls of the Ontario Chapter participated in county rallies held in Lucas and Lexington Co operation with the Junior Red Cross activities Seniors and Juniors made pajamas for the men patients in the new T B Hospital and all girls together made two hundred memo pads for the patients in the Mans field General Hospital The club has throughout the year earned quite a sum of money for club activities and for the purchase of some new furnishings and equipment for the depart ment by selling hot dog sandwiches at the basketball games and school bracelets to the girls F H A Officers Standing Nancy Amick, Carol Burger, Ann Hartzler, Virginia Krupp Mrs Anderson Seated Patty Perry Joan Danals Jane Garber 42 l F. H. A. Joan Danals.::::::: ::::::::Becreatlon Leader if . ' , E i ll 2 If I xx 'W 1 f f k W X , L2 'S , . be A ' 1 . . . , . , , I , , ,S S 1: th O E-4 S-4 5 6-3 3 fn CD .E E-1 O GJ F- o-v 'U J Ge garet I' Ma z: fs -45- D13 those 1G89' e dll 0 'O od Q k 10173 I Your mouth is open Susie' Jun 1 OP glamours' na BUTT' B 44 50096 a pr! 'ox Wow SPORTS Varsity Basketball Team Back Row Jerry Wyrick, Al Betts, Kenneth Bishop John Gilliom, Ed Souder, Eugene Funston, manager and Carl Mehl Front Row Coach Robert Haines, Phillip Perry, Raloh Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ont ario Edison Plymouth Butler Crestline Bellville Union Lexington Shiloh Melmore Lucas Plymouth Butler Bellville Union Lexington Shiloh Lucas Tournament Union Beer, William Vehl, Pat Danal , Albert Clltort Ker INDIVIDUAL VARSITY SCOFES neth Terman and David Gordon VARSITY TLAM The Warriors started out the season under a new coach, Robert Haines, by defeating Edison 78 60 in a non league contest The Warriors then opened league play by winning handily over Plymouth 70 56 Dave Gordon led the way with 19 points We then got off to a slow start t Butler but finally got going and we blasted them by a score of 80 47 Then Crestline came to Ontario where they suffe ed a 70 51 defeat at the hands of the Warriors David Gordon and Pat Danals had 22 and 16 pts respectively The Warriors then lost to Bellville due to a poor first quarter in which we were outscored 20 6 The Warriors played even with them after that but they couldn't catch up with them and lost 55 41 Union edged us 55 48 Against Lexington the team played a good game but lost 71 65 Gordon scored 29 pta Had plenty of trouble on the small Shiloh court before winning 55 45 Dave Gordon hit for 19 points and Ralph Beer chipped in with 15 points In another non league contest, the Warriors played host to Melmore winning 81 70 We then got back into league competition playing Lucas With Pat Danals toss ing in 25 points, we rolled up a 75 65 win Played stalling game at Plymouth but won by the low score 14 9 Beat an improved Butler team, 60 52 Pat Danals parted the nets for 20 points Lost a nip and tuck game Bellville in the final quarter, 71 54 Pat Danals had 19 points After losing to Union, 57 44, Ontario traveled to Lexington where they were defeated, 74 56 Pat Danals hit for 18 points Shiloh came to Ontario to take a 55 45 licking Dave Gordon bagged 19 points The final game at Lucas saw an inspired Ontario trouncing the Cubs 74 60 with Dave Gordon and Philip Perry both getting 15 points each The Warriors wound up the regular season with a record of 11 wins against 6 losses Then tournament time rolled around and the Warr iors were up against Union, a team that had defeated Dave Gordon 247 Pat Donels 244 Ken Terman 172 Phillip Perry 1 5 Ralph Beer 109 Albert Gilbert 106 Bill Mehl John Gilllom Carl Mehl Al Betts Jerry Wyrlck Ken Bishop Ed Souder Larry Williams them twice previously The Warriors had a bad night Senior Varsity Players and wound up on the short end of a 61 45 score Back Row. Phillip Perry and Kenneth Termen 7 ' gory' ...... ..78 ... ... ..... 70 . . .... ...BO ... . ....... 70 .- ....... 41 ........48 .... ........65 . .... ...55 ... ........S1 .. .. ..... .75 .... . .... ...l4 . . ....... 55 ... . ...... .54 ... ..... 44 .... .. ...... 56 .. ...... 55 ... ' ........ 74 .... I , , '....-.045 ve'- .... 1 .........41 , . ..... 17 ..........7 ...........7 .......5 ' ......... 4 ' - .......... 5 .....2 . a - . B. . - - to Front Row David Gordon, Pat Danals, and william Mekl Ontario Reserve Basketball Team Back Row: Bill Chase, manager, Jerry Wyrick, Duane Runge,Robert Eichelberger, and Jim Ballitch, manager. Middle Row' Coach Robert Haines, Robert Earhart Dallas Strick- ler Richard Earhart Paul Beans Dwight Kurtzman, Richard Souder David Strickler and Larry Williams Front Row Mervin Marshall, Kenneth Beer Ted King Al Betts Carl Mehl John Gllllom Kenneth Bishop Ed Souder Roger Terman and Ted Baumberger RFSVHVE TLAM Ontario Edison Appleseed Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontarlo Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario 'I Plymouth Butler Crestline Bellvllle Simpson Union Lexington Shiloh Melmore Simpson Lucas Appleseed Plymouth Butler Union Lexington Shiloh Lucas U Baseball Team Managers Back Row Bill Chase, Eugene Funston and J1 B m allltch Front Row George Lee, and Walter Danals BASEBALL Ontario had a fairly successful baseball eason considering tne fact that most of last years champion ship team was gone After winning the first game of the season from Lucas, we then played host to Shiloh and were beaten by them Our next game was at Union where we were once again beaten by two runs scored in the last half of the seventh We managed to win our second game from Lexington in a close hard,game and our next game against Lucas was even better when we blasted them by a score of 16 Also while playing such good ball Ontario trimmed Shiloh The next two games were unsuccessful against Union and Lexington thus ending the season with four wins and four losses Dave Gordon pitched most of the way getting a little help from Ed Souder in the latter Bacx Row Phillip Perry, Burton Wentz, Eugene Funston Kenneth part of the season Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario BASEBALL SCORES Lucas Shiloh Union Lexington Lucas Shiloh Union Lexington Terman, Ed Souder and Kenneth Bishop ' Middle Row Coach Robert Haines, David Stritkler, William Mehl Jim Ballltch Albert Gilbert, Pat Danals, and Ralph Beer Front Row George Lee Earhart Twins, Dallas Strlckler, and walter Danals 47 V r I ' I J 1 1 ' ..24 .....5l A ..36 ..4O ..48 ...27 ' ..35 .....l8 ..44 . ..24 3 ..44 ..26 3 . ..37 ....62 ...B .... ..35 ..58 . ..39 ..44 .....5O ..6l ....26 ..3l ....5O ..42 . .... ,27 ..57 ..28 s , ..69 ...l7 ' . - ..45 .....2l . Ontar1o..46 Bellv1lle..39 ..45 .. .... 34 , . ..5l ..59 ..54 ..... 29 , ..4l ......'2 2. ' .........3 ....... .........6 ..... .........5 ....... f ......... 7 ... ........l6 ....... .........6 ,... . .........5 ....... 3 ......... 5 ... ' l Ted Bsumberger, Albert Gilbert, and Ralph Beer Track Team Back Row Dave Locke, Pat Danels, and William Mehl Front Row Lloyd Matthes, Kenneth Bishop, Albert Gilbert, and David Gordon 7th and Sth Grade Basketball Team Back Row: Coach Richard Cssadg Alvin Beer, Robert Ernsberger, James Miller, Jim Flenner, and George Gabor. Middle Row: Richard Breinlch, Harold Snyder, Morris Hicks, Jim Chase, Charles Herrick, Dave Williams, Dennis Wittmer, Jim Garber, Dale Suter, and Philip Smith. Front How: Tom Sheehe,Carlton Betts, Jim Heuberger, Carl Perry, and Fred Stull. -45- WARRIORS' CLUB When the Warriors' Club opened the year in Ooto ber, it chose Albert Gilbert as its president Other officers were Ralph Beer, vice president and Ted Baumberger, secretary treasurer Mr Breinich contin ued to do s fine Job as club adviser Mary Ann Kordlsh Frances Mowry Virginia Krupp CHEERLEADEFS Varsity cheerleeoers this year were Fpanceg Movr Ma A V, PY nn Kordish, and Virginia Krunn Phyllis Cordon Psttv Peryy, and Patsy C rney led the cteere for the reserves These cheerleaders were ele t d b 1 of the St d t C S y bonu er vote 11 Sf' body Thea deffefve much credit for the enthus1asm shown at the qsmes We wish to congratu late them on heloinv to cheer our teams on to victor Y Patsy Carney, Phyllis Gordon, Petty Perry GIRLS' ATHLETIC AHSOCIATION The C A A for the year 1053 and lO51 xa under the direction of Mrs Isabelle Hoffman Due to the increased enrollment, the gym class was divided ln to two classes for softball and volleyball and three classes for basketball At the beginning of the year the follovlrv offl cers were elected President Frfnre Mowry Vice President Sue Malaby Secreta y Treasurer Je n Earhart Class Representatives Genlor Nancy Danals Junlor Sylvla Schwelghardt M raaret Hetler Patrlcla Brelnlch Sonhomo e Freshman The G A A follows a point system in giving a Softball Champions wards It is as follows Baca Pow Phyllis Hill Sylvia Schwelbhardt Mary Ann Participation ln sport OO points G A A President 100 points G A A Vice President points G A A Secretary Treasurer points Class Representative points Team Captain points Winning Team Member points A total of 500 points is required for a class numeral 1000 points are required for a school letter Girls participate ln three sports duringtheyear They are softball, volleyball, and basketball G.A.A. Officers Back Row: Nancy Danals, Jean Earhart, Pat Breinlch Front Row: Mrs. Hoffman, Margaret Hetler, Sue Malaby, Frances Mowry, Sylvia Schwelghardt Kordlsh Patsy Carney Gretchen Wentz Front Row Mrs Hofiman, Helen Jonas, Catherine Bergstrom, JoAnn Baumberger, Mary Thomas Volleyball Champions Back How Elaine Gabor, Patty Hall Ruth Ann Cotter Front Row' Mrs Hoffman, Margaret Gettlns, Jean Earhart Softball Captains--Phyllis Henry, Carol Parkin- son Mary Kauffman, Pat Brelnlch, Mary Ann Kordlsh, Bonnie Bowser, Loretta Crlder fHeserve Caotainl. Volleyball Caotalns--Helen Buchanan, Jane Garber, Alice Perry, Patsy Carney, Marilyn Orewller, Audrey Buchanan, Aletha Huby, and Claudette Heuberqer, Basketball Captains--Nancy Danals, Ruth Ann Cotter, Elaine Baumberqer, Donna Beer, Nancy Amick, Frances Mowry, Joan Baumberqer, Shirley Miller, Nancy Farst, Patty Hall, Gretchen Wentz, and Judy Price. The Girls' Athletic Association has had a very successful year. 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