Sullivan High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

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S. in Agriculture Ohio State Unlver sity Agriculttue Instructor MARGARET L. ROBERTSON. A. B. Business Education and English Elon College, -North Carolina Business ll and 12 L VIRGINIA GILCREST B. S. in Education . Kent State Unlver sity Home Ec. Teacher 6 RICHARD W. ROSEN Miami Univer sity A. B. Ashland' College B. S. Ashland College. English and Dramaties . A A,-4. ROSE WORKMAN ' Kent State University - IZ year Elementary, Ashland College First and Second Grades FREDA T. Z. BAKER, B. S. Ashland College Elementary Education Fifth and Sixth Grades , . ....W.l,.l, ALMA LIVINGSTON Ashland College Second and Third Grades ETHEL BLAND B. S. in Education Kent State University Post Graduate ,Won-k. Northern Arizona Teachers College Fourth and-Fifth Grades SANTA BROWAND B. A. in Education Cleveland School of Art Bothbay Studies. Malne Unlver sity of New Mexico Art Supervisor 7 WILMA WEBER Oberlin Conservatory Bowling Green State University Bachelor in Music Education Music 4 I 4 I 5 3 K 7 1 3 3 Q I i 3 3 Q 1 1 5 1 1 I NH S of fif 5 HAROLD LEROY HAWLEY Boys Glee- - - - - - - 1,23 Mixed Chorus ---- All County Musical - - - Annual Staff- - - - Maroon and White - - - Class President ---- - Class Plays- - - - - Basketball - - - - - Baseball- - -- - - - Varsity S Club- - - F.l-'.A.- - - - - - Student Council ---- Senior Scholarship Test - 1.2.3.4 -z,3 - -4 - 2.3.4 - 2.4 - 2.3.4 1.2.3.4 - - 1.4 - - 4 -1.2.3 - -4 - -4 w X MARY LUCILLE ARCHER JOANN GAIL HEIF NER Girls Glee- - - - Mixed Chorus - - .. Orchestra - - - - All County Musical - Annual Staff- - - Maroon and White - - Class Secretary - Class Plays - - ' ' 1.2.3 ' 1.2.3.4 - - 2 - 1.2.3 - - - 4 - 1.2.3.4 -- 1.2.3.4 - -2.3.4 Girls Glee ---- - Mixed Chorus ---- Orchestra - - - - - All County Musical - - Girls Glee ------- 1.2.3 Mixed Chorus ----- 1.2.3.4 Girls Quartet - - - - - - 4 All County Musical - - - l,Z.3 Annual Staff ------- - 4 Maroon and White - - - - l,2.3.4 Class Treasurer ------ 3 Class Plays ------ - 2.3.4 ARDITH LOUISE RINGLER CLETON DONALD McFADDEN - 1.2.3 Boys Glee ------ - - -l l.2.3.4 Annual Staff ----- - - 4 - - 1.2 Maroon and White- - - - -3 - 1.2.3 Class Vice-President ---- -2 - - -4 Class Plays ------ - 2.3.4 Annual Editor - - - - Maroon and White - - - Class Treasurer - - - Class Plays ----- --1.3.4 - - - -1 --2.1.4 Cheerleader ---- - - -- 4 District Scholarship Test Senior Scholarship Test - - -2.3 ---4 10 Basketball ----- Baseball ------ Varsity 5 Club- - - F. F. A. ------ Parliamentary Procedure 1.2.3.4 l,2,3.4 - -4 -1.2.3 - - 3 HOWARD GEORGE CLAWSON JAMES CHESTER DAGUE Wellington High School- - - 1.2.3 Spencer - -. - . - . - - - - - 1 Mixed Chorus ------- 4 Bgyg Glee- - - - - - - 2,4 Anhllll Sf!-If ------- - 4 Mixed Chorus ---- - 2,3 Maroon and White- ----- 4 All County Musical ----- -3 Class Play ----- 4 Annual Staff .... - - - .4 Manager ---- - - -4' Maroon and White - - - - 4 Varsity S Club - - - -4 . Class Vice-President - - - - - 3 Student Council ---- - 4 w Class Plays ---- - - - 3,4 Basketball - - - - - 2,3,4 Baseball ---- - - -2,3,4 Varsity S Club ----- - 4 F. F. A. ---- - - - - - 3,3 Student Council ------ - 4 ARTHUR LEWIS WALTER Mixed Chorus ------- 4 Annual Staff ------- - 4 Class Playa ------ - 2.3.4 F.F.A. ------ - -1.2.3 HERBERT BIGELOW ROYAL ELROY DOBBINS. IR. Boys Glee ----- l.Z,3 Brownhelm High School ---- 1 Mixed Chorus ----- - l.Z.4 Boys Glee ------- - 2,3 All County Musical - - - -3 Mixed Chorus ---- - - - 2.3.4 Annual Staff - - - y ---- - 4 All County Musical - - - 2.3 Maroon and White - - - - 1.2.3.4 Annual Staff ----- - -4 Class President - - - - -3 Maroon and White - - - - - 3.4 Class Vlce-President- - -4 Class Treasurer - - - - 4 Class Treasurer ----- - Z Class Plays - - - 7 - 2.3.4 Class Plays ---- 2.3.4 Basketball - - ------ - 2 Basketball ----- 1.3.4 Baseball - - - - - - 2.3.4 Baseball- - - ----- -3.4 F. F. A. - ---- - 2.3.4 Varsity S Club - ---- - 4 Parliamentary Procedure 2.3.4 Senior Scholarship Tent - 4 11 CLASS HISTORY On one bright and sunny day on September 7, 1939, there began a new role in history forthe Class of 1951. Four of the original who started to this school are: Ardith Ringler, JoAnn Heifner, Howard Clawson and Don McFadden. In our first and second year of school 'we were guided by Miss Cashell. P But in the third year her name was changed to Mrs. Draper. Here's where Don McFadden moved to Louisville, Ohios . In the, fourth grade, our teacher was Mrs. Hawks. Nothing much happened in the fourth grade, but in the fifth grade, we were pushed along by Mrs. Shaner. In the sixth grade, we were joined by the brain of the class, Herbert Bigelow and our ex-brain, Don McFadden. Mrs. Garling was our teacher. , By the seventh grade, we'were started on the last half of,our slow journey to nowhere. Here we were helped along by several new teachers. Mr. Workrnan was our class advisor. We finally made it through the seventh grade without much damage done, gaining Mary Archer. In the eighth grade, we were joined by the fourth brainstorm of the class, Harold Hawley.. A Then, we took our most important step of all. Yes, it came trueg we entered high school,,believe it or not. Here we were joined by Art Walter and Herbert Bigelow' moved to Polk. In the tenth grade, we were joined by Jim Dague and Herbert Bigelow came back from Polk. Rob Dobbins, the biggest member with the HQ brains, moved in from Brownhelm. In the next to the last strenuous year, everything was quiet on the home front. But the last and the most painful year, we were all surprised we were here. Howard Clawson joined us from Wellington. Well, here we are, all bright and young and rarin' to go. Now that we are here for the last time, weshall make the teachers happy and I am not sorry to say we are glad to leave. ' During our school years, we hope that we haved lived up to our motto, Build for Character: Not for Fame. Don McFadden- l2 ' CLASS POEM At last this is May, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Our school days are over, our life's just begun.. Twelve long years have passed for us ten: Time has made us ladies and men. -One: We give you our class one by one, So you can see what we've seen and done, It's sad to be leaving, yet it's fun to go, So here's the Seniors for you to know. First comes Herbert Bigelow, the class brain, Who knows enough to get out of the rain: He got A grades: these were tops, And as for studying, he never stops. Now take Don McFadden, who isn't quite But as for sports, he knows what's right: He knows all the rules of the games, But most of all he knows the dames. so bright, Here's Mary Archer, quite a girl: She has a nice srnile and her hair has curl: In classes she sometimes dldn't under stand what was Because she was always dreanning of Ted. Harold Hawley, who is usually known as Leroy, Is of course, any wo:-nan's joy: lt's really a good thing we've got him in our class, Or lots of us wouldn't ever have passed. ,Now take Art Walter, he's in our class too: We don't know how, but he somehow got through, He joined us from Huntington when we were in grade And has been with us the rest of the time. Ardith Ringler is the quiet one, But she's always having a lot of fun. She's taken up cheerleading as her fame, And who knows, she might end up at Notre Dame. Jim Dague is one of us ten. He likes the women and he likes the men: He likes sports, eating, and sleeping. I guess he likes everything but bookkeeping. Now here's Howard Clawson, who's joy is a His ambition is to learn to type. He gets around to various places, And is always running into farniliar faces. pipe. I-lere's Royal Dobbins, the class joy. He really :lsn't too bad of a boy. l-le's out for fun, has lots of life: He plans on settling down with a nice sensible wife. Now here comes me, last in line, And l get the blame for this stupid rhyme, I've had my fun along with the rest And really had a time passing a test., We say good-bye from the bottom of our heart: In some ways we hate to partg We've had our fun and now we're through So here's a so-long to all of you. We leave you now to choose the right Whatever it may be, So hex-e's a request to everyone To remember the Seniors of '5l. JoAnn Helfner 1 3 said nine CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Sullivan High School, on this 18th day of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-one, make our last will and testament, and do hereby make all other wills and testaments void. To the teachers, we leave a one-way ticket to Blubberland, and since we won't be there, we hope that you enjoy yourselves. To the Junior Class, we will our five dollar cider barrel lthat leaks and SMELLSQ and the right to use any of us for side show freaks at their Carnival next year. To the Sophomore Class, we leave an abundant supply of catsup and mus- tard to smear around the Home Ec. room after the ball games. To the Freshman Class, we will all the little rooms we always got pushed into, but have fun kids, we did. To all the under grades, we leave our marked-up books, and our good behavior. I, Mary Archer, will my size Z4 skirts to Doreen Troup. I, Herbert Bigelow, will to Wayne Koons and Dick Reynolds my ability to be the quietest boy in school. I, Howard Clawson, will my ability to eat suckers in Mrs. Robertson's classes to Edith Rollin. I, James Dague, will my sloppy long shots to Jerry Szabo. I, Royal Dobbins. will to Bob Foster my ability to pass Agriculture tests. I, Harold Hawley, will my ability to get along with basketball referees to John Richards. I, JoAnn I-Ieifner, will my driving ability and a good insurance policy to Betty Kelly. I, Don McFadden, will to Mr. Rosen someone else to keep him company in detention hall. I, Ardith Ringler, will my cheerleading tights and four bells to the gal that the student body chooses to take my place next year. I, Arthur Walter, will my ability to sleep in class to Jerry Szabo. Seal Duly Affixed and Signed this Twelfth day of February in the Year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One. 14 ' CLASS PR OPHECY May 24, 1951, the Senior Class of Sullivan High received their diplomas and began planning for the future. ' . JoAnn I-Ieifner, the class Secretary, had decided to become a stenographer for some rich businessman. Harold Hawley, the President of our class, has decided to go to law school and become President of the United States. Herbert Bigelow, class Vice-President, has decided to go to medical school and become a pharmacist. Jim Dague wants to settle down and get married. Howard Clawson likes to tinker with motors, so he wants to become aa U. S. Navy mechanic. Don McFadden has also decided to settle down and get married. Ardith Ringler wants to go to Texas and start a Dude Ranch. Arthur Walter wants to start a long distance truck line and drive his own truck. - Mary Archer wants to become a nurse. Royal Dobbins, class Treasurer, has decided he likes handling money. so he wants to become a banker. It is now l96l and we see Art Walter and his wife sitting in Don McFadden's Night Club, Pleasure Island, watching the floor show. Harold Hawley, now a Captain in the U. S. Air Force is America's most highly decorated pilot ,in the war with Russia. Herb Bigelow is now the owner and manager of the Sullivan Roller Rink.. Howard Clawson is now Service Manager at theiSullivan Ford Garage owned by his father. Jim Dague is still a buck private in the Infantry. He is stationed in Antarctic with Adxniral Byrd. 'He expects a promotion any year now.', We now see a large billboard with a notice on it saying, JoAnn Heifner, famous entomologist is being featured tonight at the W. C. T. U., speaking on The Life of a Grasshopper. Don't miss it! I Mary Archer and Ardith Ringler are now co-owners of the Comets, The World's Fanciest Ice Skating Team. They are planning to learn to skate them- selves sometime in the near future. Royal has won nation wide recognition as Bombardier on Captain I-Iawley's P. 88 Shooting Star. ' p 15 NAME Mary Archer Herbert Bigelow Howard Clawson James Dague Royal Dobbins Harold Hawley JoAnn l-leifner Donald McFadden Ardith Ringler Art Walter s William Berry Otis Blddlnger Phyllis Easterday George Cleugh R obert Foster Weldon Gordon William Hales Arlen Handley Charles Hawley Elwood Hoffman Betty Kelly Barbara Kerr Lois Larsen Robert Peters John Peters Louis Querln Janet Rlngler Ann Scholl Marilyn Stark Phyllis Stine - Paul Trleslar Betty Vedder Francis Welch NICKNAME Butch Herbie Howie llnmil llRoy Leroy llJoll Mick ' llArdyOl llTaglI FAVORITE FOOD Spaghetti Chicken Apple Ple Chicken Chocolate Pie Steak Ice Cream Chocolate Cake Popcorn' Blackberry Pie .4-ML Bill none!! llphyln ucdnkn uBobn nJoen Willie None Gene llsomyil Betts llBabslI Blondie llBobll Cllackll IILCWYOI llJanll llBunnyll llMarull uphylu llnilllf llsiil Frankie Cherry Pte and Ice Cream lce Cream Spaghetti Meat Balls Chicken Cake Chicken French Fries Ice Cream Pheasant Boxes of Candy French Fries Glorifled Rice Steak Pie Hamburger Potato Chips Carrots Spaghetti A Waldorf Salad Potatoes Spaghetti Anything dfbietb A MB IT ION Nur se Pharmacist U. S. Navy Mechanic Get married Farmer President Stenographer Get married Own a ranch Truck Driver Millionaire Farmer Stewardess Hobo Pilot Farmer Husband Truck Driver Own a Ranch in Texas Farmer Waitress Movie Star Writer Husband Businessman Farmer Secretary Old Maid Secretary Music Teacher Farmer Get married Farmer FAVORITE SONG Never -The -Le ss Whispering Hope The Tung Slippin Around l'll Sail My Ship Alone Harbor Lights My Heart Cries For You Remember Me Big, Wide, Wonderful World O'Babe l'll Sail My Ship Alone The Thing Never-The-Less Mamselle ru Sail My ship Alone l'll Sail My Ship Alone l'll Sail My Ship Alone Tennessee Waltz Our Little Ranch House Blue Danube Remember Me Tennessee Waltz My Heart Cries For You Tennessee Waltz Tennessee Waltz McNamera's Band Tennessee Waltz You Wonderful You Tennessee Waltz Bushel and a Peck I'll Sail My Ship Alone Tennessee Waltz Sllppln Around PASTIME Riding in a Ford Painting and making airplanes Girls Sleeping Ramblln Women Learning to drive Women Cheerleading Sleeping Sleeping Janet T. Dancing llJ'anI' Going to school Taking it easy Chasing Women Going to Polk Dates with Carol Ramhlin llRussll Ted Writing to Bill Women Music Reading George Going to Krogers Going to Wellington Murder Stories Sleeping Rich Sleeping 4......, me.,-'.e..e.,t..a im, Best-Looking Girl 1. Loretta Keefer Z. Ardith Handley 3. Lois Larsen Most Popular Girl l. JoAnn Heifner Z. Betty Kelly 3. Donna Pauli Most Polite Girl 1. Marilyn Stark 2. Ardith Ringler 3. Edith Rollin Most Talkative Girl l. Betty Kelly Z. Ruth Vedder 3. Frances Thompson Neatest Dressed Girl l. Barbara Kerr Z. JoAnn Heifner 3. Edith Rollin Jfly 5 .UPA Rfrt Girl With The Nicest Smile 1. Donna Pauli 2. Janet Twining Quiete st Girl l. Marilyn Stark Z. Ardith Ringler 3. Sonja Larsen Best-Looking Boy 1. Jim Richards Z. Howard Clawson 3. George Cleugh Most Popular Boy 1. Don McFadden Z. Dick Reynolds 3. Jim Richards Most Polite Boy l. Herbert Bigelow Z. .Tim Dague 3. John Peters Most Talkative Boy T'E?F Z. Wayne Koons 3. Bill Hales Snappie st Dr essed B oy l. Don Hawley Z. Herbert Bigelow 3. Dick Reynolds Boy With The Nicest Srnile l. Jim Richards K 2. Harold Hawley 3. John Richards Quiete st B oy 1. Herbert Bigelow Z. John Peters 3., Lewis Querin Senior Mo st -Likely-To-Succeed l . Herbex-t'Bigelow Z. Harold Hawley 3. JoAnn Heifner 17 ,WW XY!! DOLLARS AND CHICKENS By Fred Ballard The Class of 1951, presented Dollars and Chickens under the direction of Miss Janet Greene on March 31, 1950, at the Sullivan School Auditorium. A comedy in three acts, it takes place in Hines' houseboat on Long Island Sound. The list of characters and the ones who played the parts are ,as follows: Tommy Jones, an agronomist ----- - - ------- - Harold Hawley Harvey Hines, a money-maker ------------- Herbert Bigelflw Junior , his son Jesse Tilton, his right-hand man Tony, his chef - McQuire, captain of a New York police-boat ----- ---- Twinkle, Hines' daughter ---------- - - - - - Daisy, his sister- ---- ------ - -- - - - - - Royal Dobbins - Jim Dague - Art Walter Don McFadden JoAnn Heifner - Mary Archer Katherine, an Irish maid - - - ------- ----- - Ardith Rihglel' 7! I ?o'.2 HER FIRST FLAME By James Reach The Class of 1952, presented Her First Flame under the direction of Mr. Richard Rosen on November 10, 1950. at rhTsTo11ivon School Auditorium. . A comedy in three acts, it takes place in the living room of the Terry home. The list of characters and the ones who played the parts as as follows: Mrs. Murtyle Terry, a mother ---------- ---- J anet Ringler Sarah. a hired girl ----------- ------- B etty Vedder Julia Terry, the older daughter - - - -------.-- - Barbara Kerr Don Stuart, an athlete - - - --------- o .---. Gene Hawley Genevieve Terry, the younger daughter ---- -----.- - Phyllis Stine Mr. Fred Terry, man of the house ------------ - Louis Querin Rosalind Harris, a young glamour: girl ------- - - - - - Lois Larsen Chick Matthews ------ -------------- B ob Peters Bunny Perkins ---- ----------- ----- - A nn Scholl Lil Anderson ----- - ----- ------- - - - Marilyn Stark Trudy Vance - - KennyBrown- - - - - - - - Pete Rogers - -1 Phyllis Easter day - - Bill Berry - - - - - - - - - -------- --JohnPeters Mrs. A. Barlyvale Harris, Rosalind's mother - - - George Cleugh - Otis Biddinger - - STAGE MANAGER S - BobFoster- - --------- ----- - - - -- Frank Welch - - Elwood Hoffman 18 - - Betty Kelly - - Bill Hales Paul Triesler Weldon Gordon - Arlen Handley For our last and only 'play during our Senior year, we chose a farce, entitled Bolts and Nuts. A hilarious comedy in three acts and under the direction of Richard Rosen. This play was presented on March 16 in the Sullivan School Auditorium. Because of a shortage of girls in the Senior Class, three girls of the Junior Class very willingly helped us out. - A list of characters is as follows: Benita Bolt, Rebecca's niece - - - ---------- - JoAnn Heifner Lutie Spinks, the maid who winks -------- -K ---- Mary Archer Rebecca Bolt ------------------ 4 Ardith Ringler Manager Of The Bolt Sanitariurnfor Mental Hygiene - Martha Grubb, the cook, a melcanholiac - - - ---- - - - - Betty Vedder Twink Starr, Benita's financep with delusions of grandeur- - - - Howard Clawson Dr. Hippocrates Joy, a psychiatrist - - --------- -Harold Hawley Henry Goober, the porter, afraid of lunatics ------- - Herbert Bigelow Phineas Plunkett, a lawyer with a hurnility complex ---- - - - Roy Dobbins Miss Prunella Figg, patient with claustrophobia - - ----- - Marilyn Stark Mrs. Gertie Glossop, patient who fears contarnination - - - - - - Phyllis Stine Wilbur Glossop, her darling child ---------- - - Don McFadden Jack Gordon, a young interne - - ---- --------- - Art Walter QW - 73n5siofN7 36 ' - vice 'PREUDENT - semen ny ' .. Tnznsumerfz 19 BETTY KELLY JANET RiNGLER MARILYN STARK Vice-President President Secretary LOUIS QUERIN BOB PETERS GEORGE CLEUGH Treasurer LOIS LARSEN GENE HAWLEY BETTY VEDDER BILL qsnnv wauaon Goanon Z0 N 4 i N 4 1 L I ge sf , N6 9 9 Pr H 'Q f,. gf 'QS' J E HISTARV f , f l ' ' 2-:Ex f-X .z...,.L mmmnw' lf 3- 4 RF - 4h g ,, UNDER GRADE N ARLEN HANDLEY ANN SCHOLL1 ELWOOD HOFFMAN OTIS BIDDINGER BARBARA KERR JOHN PETERS BOB FOSTER PHYLLIS EASTERDAY BILL HALES FRANK WELCH PHYLLIS STINE PAULL TRIESLER 22. ' SOPHOMORES 1 FIRST ROW: Jerry Szabo, Shirley Swope, Ruth Vedder, Loretta Mueller, Edith Rollin, Pauline Barnthouae, Walter Robb. SECOND ROW: Shirley Nalley. Lloyd Wobser, Mr. Fordyce, Carl Walter, Roy Wohlgemuth, Lowell Patton, Edith Grubb, Jeanette Peters, Wayne Koons. FIRST ROW: Martha Kllngler. Dean Keener, Ardith Handley, Doreen Troup, John Richards, JoAnn Goodson, Janet Twlnlng, Howard McConnell, Donna Pauli. SECOND ROW: Jim Richards, Wilma Grum. Nancy Ringler, Ken Pauli, Frances Thompson. Loretta Keefer, Sonja Larsen, Mr. Kilchenman. THIRD ROW: Jim Patton, Forest Rice. Bill Lamb. Dick Reynolds, Jim Rook, Don Hawley, Melvin Hawley. x FEES!-UVLAN 23' SUGRADE FIRST ROW: Pauline Hubler, Betty Allglre, Juanita Hawley, Geraldine McDanle1s, Janet Hawley, Sue Rice, Mona Howe, Marlene Humphrey, Ruth Lamb, Emma Jean Thoxnpson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Robertson, Wayne- Goodson, David Cunningham, Robert Taylor, David Welch, Lyle Hoffman, Carl Pay, Ned Bright, Dwaine Clinker. THIRD ROW: Lyle Frey:-nan, Joann Pauli, Helen Grum, Buddy Stark, Harry Shoenberger, Alice Foster., Larry Young, Joyce Keener. John Cowhlck. 'th GRADE FIRST ROW: Edith Thompson, Bonnie Pettit, Douglas Black, Helen Givan, Mr. Kilchenman, Keith Roice, Ruth Allgire, Don Ralston. SECOND ROW: Wesley Reese, Bobby Pettit, Wayne Hoffman, Jeaninne Wobser, Mary I-lorvath, Rayrnond Hales, Sandra Taylor, Janice Pfleffer, Charles Swope, Marjorie Stanfield, Richard Foster. ABSENT: Ben Kelly. Bti 61' GR A DES FIRST ROW: Jerry Goodson, William Evans. Robert Bell, Virgil-Berry. SECOND ROW: Jean Cllnker, Della Hawley, Bernice Trapp. Lorene Stark, Marilyn Hubler. Ann McConnell, Deanna Young. THIRD ROW: Lewis Peters, Theodore Chulla, Guy Sharp, Barbara Schaad, Clayton Tenny, Judy Clinker, Tommy Plfer, .Tlm McDaniels, Ernest Thompson, Warren McDaniels, Mrs. Bland. FOURTH ROW: Norman Richards, Carolyn Miller, Allen Clawson, Arlene Robb, Robert Channel, Carol Worcester, Joseph Halada. Emma Melamore, Burdette Howe. FIRST ROW: Ernest Thompson. Tommy McConnell. Frank Allgire. Larry Kelllor, Larry Messmore, Don Miller, Allen Ballou. SECOND ROW: Shirley Morris, Janice Young. Carol Vedder, Mary Ann Marshall, Wanda Pauli. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Baker, Alvin Kllngler, Sonya Orcutt, David Grubb, Carol Grenzenbach. Frank Graham. Judith Wright, Larry Drlblebis. Helen Westlake. William Wright. FOURTH R OW: Edith Rlngler, Robert Humphrey, Margaret Horvath David Miller, Imogene Tenney. Elton Drake, Janet Foster. Loren Meinlnger, Glenda Keefer, Curtis Howe. ABSENT: Donald Reese. Llnfr 5m GRADES 25, 2 'QL3L f- GRA DES' FIRST ROW: Rusty Plier, Herman Wohser. Bill Meaernore, Johnny Ward. SECOND ROW: Ann Meek, Cheryl Elliot, Hula Ezell, Mary Jane Cowhick, Sharon Workman, Shirley Ann Scholl, Margery Austin, Roberta Evans, Carl Horvath. THIRD ROW: Glen Sifread. Betty Lou Miller, Larry Austin, Evelyn I-lorvath, Raymond Gast, Joan Shoulter, Layton Melninger, Sulan Burkhart, Jerry Bauer, Julia Pay, Eldon Barone. Mrs. Workman. FOURTH ROW: Donald Channel, Janice Ballou, Harry Calame, Marjorie Wright, Leslie Meininger, Margaret Harris, Torn Hawley, Dorline Ezell. FIRST ROW: Doyle Oxender. Bobby Grubb, David Howe, Charles Swope, John Bell, Kermit Tenny. Henry Q Cowhick, Louis Knight, Randy Bryan, David THIPP. Russell Grenmenback. SECOND ROW: June Pfeiffer. Doris Horvath, Sharon Morris, Judy Dennis, Sue Keillor. Betty Orcutt. Patricia Shoulter, Millicent Goodaon. THIRD R OW: Kenneth Berry, Connie Hyde, Ronnie Finley, Kathleen Hoffman, Richard Marshall, Carolyn Richards, Howard Calame, Maxine 'l'rlPP- Larry Blessing, Mrs. Livingston. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Wright, Dean Farnsworth, Okal Messmore. Arthur Westlake. Lynn Ann Moore, William Channel, Ann Thompson. Henry Calame, Linda Sue Plfer. lg-+ ZA GRFIDES ulll!LLMiMAAlU Cfg!N J, l LQ- iii, ,,., Q Z2 Q2 'X f Q Al ,. S - Be' w U and 'lgfcwfwf TRUMPETS: SAXOPHONE: TUB A: CLARINETS: TROMBONES: CYNIBALS: DRUNB: Dick Reynolds, Louis Querln, Buddy Stark, Bob Taylor, Bob Foster. Mona Howl Phyllis Stine. Pauline Hubler. Sandra Taylor, Emmn Jean Thornpson. Ann Scholl, Phyllis Elsterdny. Janet Hawley, David Cunningham. Janet Twining. Alice Foster. John Peters. 28 72ff 72 f3 F F Fl, A422 25,04 ZQM., Jam, n G Ps L U N C QAMW, Qqfmwf. BMLWJ 7274 a, 8 os, 441,210 CQ I . EDITOR 4. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Z. ASSISTANT EDITOR 1 5. ART EDITOR 8. CLASS EDITOR 9. GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR I. ARDITH RINGLER Z. DON MCFADDEN 3. MARY ARCHER 4. ART WALTER 5. HAROLD HAWLBY SPOR TS EDITOR 10. CIRCULATING MANAGER 6. ISANN HEIFNER 7. HERBERT BIGELOW 8. JIM DAGUE 9. HOWARD CLAWSON 10. ROYAL DOBBINS 32 6. .LITERARY EDITOR- SPORTS P+' D 7 ZF IRST ROW: Howard Clawlon, Manager. John Richards, Ken Pauli. Jim Dague, Don Hawley, Don McFadden. Mr. Kilchenman. Coach. SECOND ROW: Weldon Gordon, Arlen Handley, Dick Reynolds. Jim Richards, Otis Biddinger, Bill Larnb, Manager. FIRST ROW: Howard Clawson. Manager, Wayne Koons, .Terry Szabo, lgm Patton, Dean Keener, Mr. Kilchenman, Coach. SECOND ROW: Herbert Bigelow. Carl Walter, Jim Rook, Harold Hawley, Gene - Hawley, Bill Lamb. Manager. 34 ll il FIRST ROW: Don McFadden, John Richards, Wayne Koons, Manager. Dean Keener. Herb Bigelow. ARDITH RINGLER LORETTA KEEFER ARDITH HANDLEY NANCY RINGLER SECOND ROW: Ken Pauli, .Tim Dague, Dick Reynolds, Gene Hawley, Weldon Gordon. Forest Rice, Mr. Kilchenman, Coach. J MJZI.-L 410. 35 Bas Kilfbajf FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: GA MES WITH Lodi Savannah Perrysville Homer ville Polk Wesley Reese, Emma Jean Thompson, Lyle Freyman, Manager, Joyce Keener, Keith Royce. Chuck Swope, Dwaine Clinker, Carl Pay, Lyle Hoffman, Bob Taylor, Douglas Black. Wayne Goodson, Richard Foster, Wayne Hoffman, Hu-ry Shoenberger, David Welch, Donald Ralston. Ned Bright, David Cunningluun, Larry Young, John Cowhick, Bob Pettit, Mr. Kilchenmlm. Coach. DATE SCORES WE THEY January 3, 1951 31 9 January 8, 1951 35 27 ' January 10, 1951 30 42 January 16, 1951 33 37 February 51, l951 50 10 36 BASKETBALL In the Ashland County League they have assumed second place with seven wins and three loses. The overall season record ended with the Bobcats over the five hundred percentage mark with eleven wins and eight loses. In the coming tournament, Sullivan has to play Perrysville in the fir st round. If a possible win comes to the Bobcat five, the only teams that stand in their way are Savannah and Hayesville to win top honors in the tournament. The Bobcats are doing very well in their fight for the tournament. The Reserve Team has done well as they ended with sixteen wins and only three loses. The players are: Gene Hawley, Jerry Szabo, Jim Patton, Jim Richards, Arlen Handley, Harold Hawley, Herb Bigelow, Dean Keener, Ken Pauli, Weldon Gordon, Wayne Koons and Carl Walter. The Varsity Record Here LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED HELD AT GAME WITH WE THEY -HW-' Ruggles-Troy 41 37 A Hayesville 85 . 37 A Polk 49 ' 46 A Savannah 64 66 H A. C. Jeromesville 50 39 H A. C. Perrysville 48 39 A Ruggles-Troy 39 30 H Polk 70 40 H A. C. Savannah 41 54 A Ieromesville 48 49 H A. C. Hayesville 50 49 SPORTS The season 1950-51 proved very satisfactory to the athletes of Sullivan High. In baseball the team walked off with three wins, two defeats, and one tie. The standings were the following: TEAM WE THEY Homerville -T ' 9 Ruggles-Troy 8 A 1 Polk 9 .7 Savannah 4 4 Savannah Z 15 Homerville 10 4 Players on the team consisted of the following: POSITION PLAYER gAB g. P HR D T 'SO BB catch' .5 Don McFadden 19 .36'a z 1 A o o 2 Pitcher Forest Rice 3 333 0 O 0 2 l l Base Jim Dague 13 308 0 Z 1 4 Z Shortstop Herb Bigelow 2.1 048 0 0 0 8 2 3 Base John Richards 14 143 0 0 0 3 4 Left Field Dick Reynolds ZZ 136 0 0 0 6 0 Z Base Dean Keener 13 154 0 0 0 Z 0 Right Field Gene Hawley 8 125 0 1 0 0 0 Right Field Jim Patton 9 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Z Base Ken Pauli 16 187 0 0 0 3 l Left Field George Cleugh 15 .400 0 l 0 2. 1 Center Field Weldon Gordon 12 250 0 0 0 3 Z -eq N F A Aii' 1 ff 1 xx Th REE Mqakefeeks -' WITH, Fuzzy Ears 0 ,,.: A NN J E R Ry 3651-IFUL. I.. o well Sink' on. 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QL . ,957 f,1':11'Z 1 guna A anna ly wnuwonfn noi-uns Hunan. lx... u. 3, 44 COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD MARKET ' LCDDI FRCDZEN FCDOD LCCKERS A ONE MILE WEST OF LODI, OHIO - ON ROUTE 224 LOCKERS TO RENT CUSTOM BUTCHERING CHILLING - CUTTING - WRAPPIN G QUICK FREEZING FOR LOCKERS OR HOME DEEP FREEZERS LARD RENDERING - CURING - SMOKING GROCERIES - MEATS - POULTRY - FISH FRESH FRUITS AND VE GETABLES ' X BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS - SWISS CHEESE BEEF - PORK - VEAL AND LAMB SOLD AT WHOLESALE PHONE 4851 . . i l l l C. W. SUMMER, INC. HOME OF JUMBO AND JUMBO, JR. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - BUICK SALES and SERVICE ' 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 2611 LODI, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1951 THE WEST SALEM EQUITY EXCHANGE C0 ' WAYNE FEEDS MASTER MIX GRAIN -:- FEED -:- LUMBER -:- BUILDING MATERIAL TILE -:- FERTILIZER -:- SEEDS -:- COAL CUSTOM GRIN DING Sz MIXING PHONE 3641 WEST SALEM, OHIO LEDYARD BURIAL VAULTS FOR POSITIVE PROTECTION Aslwlancl Vault, Inc. ASHLAND OHIO COMPLIMEN TS OF Polk Slate Bank . Graham Studio THE COUNTRY PHOTOGRAPHERU PHOTO FINISHING - - EXPERTLY DONE CAMERAS - NEW AND USED PHOTO SUPPLIES - FILM - ALL SIZES BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR PHONE 326 SCHOOL STREET SULLIVAN, OHIO COMPLIMEN TS OF Glenn Jennings BUY CONCRETE FOR FARM CONSTRUCTION DELIVERED READY-MIXED i TO FARMERS: Our Ready-Mixed Concrete is uniformly dense, e-n- during and strong. The Mix is made for your job. Even a small job gets the benefit of large-volume production in our efficient central plant. 5 Of course, you want concrete firesafe, durable, moderate in first cost and requiring little maintenance. PHONE 9 NEW LONDON, OHIO Sullivan Elevator Co. SULLIVAN, OHIO SALES MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE SERVICE GEHL FORAGE HARVESTERS REO MOWERS TEMPLETON LOADERS WELDING PHONE 488 NOVA, OHIO 1 1:1 ni 1 il . Lodi State Bank THE FRIENDLY BANK LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LODI, OHIO Elliotts Funeral Home DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE MODERN INVALID CAR PHONE 2391 291 WOOSTER STREET LODI, OHIO 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Polk Feed 81 Supply Co. K. L. SPOTTER, MANAGER SEED - BALE TIES - BUILDING MATERIAL - COAL - FEED 4 FERTILIZER - GRAIN - FENCE PHONE POLK 351 POLK, OHIO Aslwlancl Sanitary Dairy ICE CREAM BULK and BRICK SPECIAL ' Wellington Implement International Harvester - New Idea Power Farm Equipment Refrigeration Phone 89 Wellington, Ohio FLAMINGO Chicken-in-the-Basket Steaks - - Chops - - Delicious Hamburger Phone 5281 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Wellington Greenhouse Irving Dunford , 222 South Street Phone 268 Wellington, Ohio i ll 1 Gravely - Chic Company For Gravely Power Equipment and Power Lawn Mowers i Wellington, Ohio Compliments of g First Wellington Bank Wellington, Ohio lrisl1's Little Super Market Choice Meats - Groceries - Fish - Poultry Phone 237 Wellington, Ohio Compliments of Your Pioneer Seed Corn Salesman OTIS BIDDINGER Sullivan Ohio MARSHALL'S WATER SERVICE Water Well Drilling - Water Hauling Raymond Marshall The Class of 1951 Wish to Thank Their Advertisers For Their Fine Cooperation FARMERS BANK OF ASHLAND Q The Friendly Bank For Over 75 Years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Eat and Enjoy LEHMAN'S ENRICHED BREAD It's Good Eating LEHMAN'S BAKERY New London, Ohio STORMS HI-SPEED Gas and Oil - . We Give Eagle Stamps On the Square Spencer, Ohio FARNSWORTH Heating and Roofing Williamson Furnaces - Spouting Phone 328 Sullivan, Ohio Compliments of BARRETTS Ashland, Ohio HASSINGER GARAGE General Repairing - 24 Hour Wrecker Service Shell Lubrication Phones 258 and 373 Nova, Ohio Compliments of NOVA ELEVATOR Nova Ohio ' MORRIS TRUCKING SERVICE Coal Hauling Phone 546 Sullivan, Ohio LEIBFARTH'S For Fine Watches and Jewelry Hamilton - Bulova -Elgin and Mido-Automatics Main at Center Ashland, Ohio ' THE ASHLAND BANK 8g SAVINGS CO. This bank does a general banking business, commercial and savings, pays Interest on Savings Accounts and solicits your business Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ashland, Ohio REYNOLDS LUMBER CO. Lumber - Builders, Supplies - Roofing Minnesota Paints - Oils Phone 64 New London, Ohio WELLINGTON HARDWARE Philgas,' Bottled Natural Gas Philco and G. E. 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