Sunbury School - Owl Yearbook (Sunbury, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1944 volume:

E L THE 1944 DWL Presented hy the Junior Class SUNBUHY HIGH SCHUUI. suueuev, num lllllVllNlSTHllTIUN Local Board of Education Gerald Crowl .................... President Harold Hoskinson ............ Vice President Clyde Hottle ....... ......... C lerk Bill Whitney .... ..... M ernber Kertoot Morris ..... ..... M ernber I. E. Brown ........ ...... S uperintendent A. M. Pemberton .................. Principal I. R. Neilson ........... Elementary Principal I. E. BROWN G. E. MCFARLAND Superintendent of Schools COUTHY Sllpefiflfendefll 2 3 HIGH SUHUUL FACULTY A. M. PEMBERTON Principal 6: Coach F. T. LANG Science G Math PAUUNE BARTON Commercial E. B. scxmxn Music H. C. BERNHARD Voc. Ag. 3 PAULINE CULVER English G Latin IUDY SLIVON Voc. Home Ec. NEIL PERFECT Football 1,2 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Vice Pres. 1,3 President 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 IEAN BEACOM Secretary 2,3,4 Treasurer 1 Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, V.P. 3,4 Girl Reserve 3,4, V.P. 4 Softball l,2,3,4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Newspaper Staff 2,3 BERMAN BELL Hebron H.S. 1,2,3 Football 4 F.F.A. 4 Baseball 4 FRANK CURNUTTE Hilliards I-LS. 1,2 Track 3 Navy SENIUH CLASS I I 4 ROBERT KIRBY Football l,2,3 Track 2 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 os wn.soN Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 President 1,2 Treasurer 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Iunior Play 3 GALE COOK Football 1,2 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Iunior Play 3 W MARY KATHRYN I-'EASEL Treasurer 3 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Pres 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Girl Reserve 3,4 Softball l,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 MARVIN GALLOGLY Basketball 2,4 Baseball l,3,4 Iunior Play Mgr. Senior Play 4 AGNES L. GRA!-'F Johnstown H.S. 1,2 Girl Reserve 3,4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 GRACE HOWARD Glee Club l,2,3,4 Girl Reserve 3,4 F.H.A. l.2,3,4 Senior Play 4 ROY LOOP F.F.A. l Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band 3,4 Senior Play 4 1-f wliav-:1 : SENIUR CLASS Q aiu., 5 VERNOR L. GALLOGLY Football 4 Baseball 3,4 Iunior Play 3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Orchesira 3 TOM HOSKINSON Fooiball 1,2,4 F.F.A. 1 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 l. W. LANE Football l,2,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 F.P.A. 1,2 Iunior Play 3 Track 2,4 PAY ELNA OVERTU Girl Reserve 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 RF THELMA E. POE Glee Club l,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 1,2 Girl Reserve 3,4 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Pianist 3 BILL SMITH Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 SENIUH CLASS Mmomzlunz TURNBULL Band 1,2,3,4 ' , Orchestra l,2,3 X .H ' J Pianist 3 i V . Gtee Club l,Z,3,4 , Girl Reserve 3,4 V i '1 PfeS.G.R.4 ' 'il ' ': f 'i'l 1 'A I F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 P- Senior Play 4 ., ,pu 1vv- V 4 Q ,,,,,, f L 6 ELEANOR ROSS F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Girl Reserve 3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Secretary l DWIGHT SPEARMAN Football l,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2 Track 2,3 Iunior Play 3 HAROLD WEBB Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 POLLY LOU ZIESCHANG President 3, Vice Pres. Orchestra 1,2 Band l,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 ' Girl Reserve 3,4 Science Club 4 Softball l,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff l,2,3 Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 4 2 HDUN'T TAKE MY PENNYH SALLY ............... .... P olly Lou Zieschang NORMAN PORTER .... ...... V ernor Galloqly PENNY ............. ....... I ean Beacom CALEM ..... ........ N eil Perfect MARK ...... ....... T om Hoskinson MAVIS ..... .... P ay Elna Overturf LYDIA .... ........ T helma Poe IOANNA .... . . .Mary K. Feasel KERRY. . ........ Bob Kirby GREG ............ ...... B ill Smith GRAM ............... ...... A qnes Graff MONSIEU HENRI .... ...... R oy Loop CLAIRE ............. ..... I une Tumbull ELSIE ....... ..... G race Howard LUCILE ........... ..... E leanor Ross RED .... HARRISON DAY ..... BACCALAUHEATE May 7, 8:30 Sermon-Rev. Clyde Huther High School Auditorium CUMMENCEMENT May 12, 8:30 . . . . .Marvin Galloqly . . . . . .Berman Bell Speaker-Rev. Robert L. Leake, Columbus, Ohio High School Auditorium 7 JUNIUH BLISS I 'Nag FIRST ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Don Fairchild, Myron Shoal, F. T. Lang, Fac., Carroll baunders, Iohn Pratt, SECOND ROW: Iohn Fisher, Glendora Hoover, Glen Martindale, Helen Curnutte, Don lustice, Ralph Kershner. THIRD ROW: Velma Murphy, Mary Slroaf, Paul Wymer, Fred Gregg, Ray Cantrell, Dale Tippett. FOURTH ROW: lane Lattirner, Lucy Neff, Violet Longshore, Marcina Edwards, Betty Mallernee, Pauline Chandler. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Saunders, Zelma Spearman, Audrey Law, Kathryn Wymer, Geneva Baughman. NOT IN PICTURE: Bolo Iohnson, Ed Lake, Imnet Kilbury, Earl Ross. 8 ANNUAL STAFF TOP ROW Cleft to rightlc Mr. Lang, lane Lattimer, Ralph Kershner, Don Fairchild, Dale Tippetf, Iean Beacom, Mr. Pemberton. BOTTOM ROW: Iean Spearman, Betty Mallernee, Mary Shoaf, Lucille Neff, Helen Curnutte. FACULTY ADVISORS ...... Mr. Pemberton, Mr. Lang ACTIVITIES ........................... lane Lattimer ART ................................ Ralph Kershner BUSINESS MANAGER ..... ..... D on Fairchild EDITOR ............... ...... D ale Tippett TYPIST ....................... ...... I earl Beacom HUMORIST ......................... Iean Spearman ADVERTISING MANAGER .... ..... B etty Mallernee SPORTS ....................... ....... M ary Shoaf ASSISTANT EDITOR ........... ..... L ucille Neff CIRCULATION MANAGER ..... ..... H elen Curnutte DRAMATICS ............ ..... G lenclora Hoover 9 JUNIUH PLAY EAST TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtlz Mr. Brown, Dale Tippett, Don Fairchild, Ed Lake, Iohn Fisher, Glenn Martindale. BOTTOM BOW: Iean Spearman, Velma Murphy, Glendora Hoover, Lucy Neff, Iane Lattimer. Cust of Characters: Professor How Could You? Keats Perry ............................. IOHN FISHER Vickie Randolph ............. ..... I EAN SPEABMAN Grandpa Perry .... ...... D ON FAIBCHILD Grandma Perry .... .... G LENDOBA HOOVEB Iohn Appleby ...... ..... G LENN MABTINDALE Pricilla Morley ....... .............,.. L UCY NEFF Tootsie Bean ........ .......... V ELMA MURPHY Butcher Boy Bean .... .......... E D LAKE Valerie Whitman .... ..... I ANE LATTIMEB Boaqins ......... ...... D ALE 'TIPPETT DIRECTOR .... ..... M r. I. E. Brown 10 SUPHUIVIURE BLISS AQ Q-' 1-. PY Ls 'wi 45. A mf TOP ROW Ile-ft to riqhtl: Iunior I-Ioskinson, Ed. Len- eaar, Donald Dean, Don Perfect, Dean Gallogly, Ed. Mayhew. SECOND ROW: lay Fletch- er, Eugene Miller, Dale Roof, Don Overturf, Bill Bell, David Reisinger. THIRD BOW: Lillie Rite, Marilyn Paul, Betty Cole, Alma Sharp, Marjorie Feasel, Doris McClish. FOURTH BOW: Geraldine Saunders, Bob Swaney, Kenneth Ault, Elmer Hollis, Don Shannon, Iirn Ver- million. FIFTH BOW: Howard Cheadle, lean Crinq, Rosa- lie Overturf, Mary Siqler, Leona Longshore. SIXTH HOW: Annis Metz- qer, Charlotte Reedy, Lo- etta Ballis, Wendell Carnes, Basil Howard, Virginia Neff. SEVENTH ROW: Martha Howard, Bob Beaver, Betty Barcus, Nancy Beacom, Helen Morrison, E. A. Schear, Pac. NOT IN PICTURE: Dorothy Martindale, Patsy Frauel, Paul Reisinger. FRESHIVIEN CLASS 'A if 5 X Hs Q. ff, TOP ROW Clett to riqhtl: Roger Day, lris Spencer, Sally Wilson, Evelyn Shoe- maker, Phyllis Cox, Pauline Barton, Fac. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Spearman, Ned Fairchild, Bob Burwell, Hal Tippett, Mary Wirick, Virqinius Howard. THIRD ROW: lim Sheets, Robert Ballenqer, Pete Edwards, Harold Finch, Darrell Linnabary, Dorothy Meeker. FOURTH ROW: Don Sharp, Ralph Bellis, Pauline Feas- el, Donald Poe, Harold Linnabury, Tom Wise. I2 FIFTH ROW: Twila Ross, Virginia Webb, Harold Masters, Eileen Middaugh, Sam Smith. ABSENT: Bill Frauel. I S 1 N EIEHTH GRADE TOP ROW: Della White, Floyd Wymer, Lee Crawford, Bob Metzger, Homer Baughman, Herbert Ward, Ted Gray, Iames Fisher, Marguerite Mallernee, Harold Chandler. SECOND RJW: Mr. Neilson, teacher, Iuanita Galloqly, Mary Fairchild, loan Lake, Ruth Cumutte, Betty Perfect, lean Barcus, Trudy Finch, Kathryn Whisman. THIRD ROW: Wilma Kerchner, Hazel Doan, Dorothy Mitchell, Mary Compton, Ruth Barcus, Evelyn Shoaf, Betty Iones, Ethel Walker, Doris Downing. FRONT HOW: Bob Cheadle, Bob Bell, Raymond Wirrich, Floyd Smiley, Acel Weaver, Tom Kilbury, Bill Patton, Curtis Chandler. This class ot 1943-44 is quite prominent scho- lastically and athletically. The basketball team has won eleven games Without a single loss, The team consists of Ted Gray, Herbert Ward, Homer Bauqhman, Bob Metzger, Lee Crawford, Bill Patton, and Floyd Wymer. This year's class will present for their com- mencement play, the three act comedy, Wild Cat Willie in the Doq House. I3 SEVENTH EBlllJE TOP ROW llefl to riqhtl: Billy Lake, Okey Morrison, Eslil Daily, Donald Snyder, Lowell Beddow, Lovell Murphy, Donnie Carter, Kenneth Presley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crawford, Robert Mercdilh, George Cola, luanila Hart, Lucille Conklin, Delsie Basharn, Ioan Hoskinson, Ioan Lehman, Waller McC'lish, Kenneth Crowl, SECOND ROWV: Polly Crowl, Helen Galloqly, Marie Shannon, Ellen Fletcher, Bonnie Vllard, Martha Will, Mary Murphy, Ioy Caudill, Rita Barnhard. FIRST ROW: Farley Caudill, Leland Saunders, Fred Eoudinot, Maurice Paul, Ted Boudinol, Ronald Bedclow. 'I4 TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Ted Forman, lohn Overturf, Richard Hazlewood, Herbert Spearman, Richard Miller, Robert Belhs, Adam Martin, Lawrence Morrison, Dennis Edwards, Paul Snyder, Bob Sparks. FOURTH ROXN: Mrs. Horlocker, Nancy Fletcher, Helen Bauqhman, loann Perfect, Betty Prolost, Nellie Bowens, Helen Edwzrrds, Virginia Snyder, Andrew l-lollinqshead. THlRD ROW: Donna lean Mintier, Carolyn Sue Turnbull, Marilyn Ginn, lean McElroy, Edith Shoaf, Ann Lenhart, Myrtle Limina, lsaloelle Belt, Margaret Monaghan, Betty Compton, Eloise Hill. SECOND ROVV: Charles Hugh Neilson, Ned Forman, Gordon Galloqly, Leo Ulery, Leland Shoe- maker, Glonard Goodyear, Lawerence Feasel, Donald Meisse, Terrence Fairchild. FIRST ROW: Robert lohnson, Kenneth Longshore, Milton Barcus, lames White, Paul Gross. TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtl: lack Linnabary, Don Longshore, Clyde Perfect, Arthur Saunders, Neil lohnson, Charles Conklin, Floyd Spearman, Glenn Wirick, Ross Day, Gary Girberd. THlRD ROW: Robert Barcus, Alverda Graff, loan Fletcher, Edna Howard, Eloise Fisher, Nancy Williamson, Rachel ltflurphy, Maxine Webb, Naomi Mitchell, loan Crowl, Weldon Ross, Miss Beattie. SECOND ROVJ: Grace Ellon Miller, Marilyn Edwards, Doris Compton, Clarabell Erb, loyce Ward, Mary Lou Knoderer, Nelda Barnharcl, Lois Wampler, FIRST ROVV: loe Walker, Howard Coventry, lunior Hale, Rossell Fravel, Bobby McElroy, Norman Townley, David Che-neys, Roqer Foasel. I5 TOP ROW ileft to rightl: Edna Harsha, Paul Snyder, Bernard Dailey, David Whitney, Virgil Edwards, Leland Feazel, Kenneth Maynard, Tommy Lenhart, Ralph Baughman, Billy Gill, Daniel Iohnson, Maurice E. Mahoney, Betty Weir. SECOND ROW: Betty Monaqham, Linda Chambers, Norma lean Gallogly, Patty Seymore, Ann Morris, Patty Metzger, Neva Sheets, lanis Wilson, limmie Dixon, Lewis Cox. THIRD ROW: Shirley Day, Ieanne Cockrell, Wilma Burwell, Nancy Sharpe, Dora Staley, Betty lean Grove, Shirley Longshore, Inez Edmister, Polly Smith, Mary Elizabeth Ward, Marlene Krohn. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Baughman, William Monbarren, Max Raynes, Raymond Wells, Wesley Caudill, Neil Talbot, Junior Webb, Charles Davenport, Ted Chaney. TOP ROW Cleft to rightl: Miss Fairman, Donnie Caudill, Earl Edmister, Doug. Perfect, Walter Layman, Richard Bryant, Maurice Meeker, Kenneth Metzger, Iirnmy Shady, Harry Feasel, Gary Allen, Alan Hetrick, Harry Miller, Miss Harsha. SECOND ROW: Sheldon Stauch, Alice Weils, Grace Davenport, Susan Bergandine, Ianet Metzger, Iean Bailey, Ruth Anne Saunders, Mary loan Searles, Dorothy Glenn, Marie Swope, Ralph Murphy, Bobby Whisman. FIRST ROW: Melvin lackey, Philip Cring, Carol Myers, Rosella McElroy, Patty Ann Baughman, Annabelle Ross, Marjorie Shoal, Glenna Ruth Goodyear, Margaret Vermillion, Patty Dixon, Vonnie Caudill, Frankie Ball, Carl Chandler. 'l'l F. H. . TOP ROW fleft to rightl: Helen Morrison, Patsy Fravel, Dorothy Martindale, Loetta Ballis, Lillie Rite, Betty Cole, Marjory Feasel, lean Cring, Rosalie Overturf, Alma lean Sharp. SECOND ROW: Miss Slivon, Ianet Kilbury, Nancy Beacom, Virginia Webb, Faye Overturf, Pauline Feasel, Garney Saunders, Grace Howard, Virginia Neff, lean Spearman, Dorothy Saunders. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Shoemaker, Philis Cox, Mary Wirick, Doris McClish, Glendora Hoover, Dorothy Meeker, Iune Turnbull, Lucille Neff, Eleanor Ross, Marcie Edwards, Eileen Middaugh. FOURTH ROW: Twila Ross, Violet Longshore, Mary Shoaf, Audrey Law, Mary Kay Feasel, Ie-an Beacorn, Betty Mallernee, Iris Spencer. The Future Homemakers of America organized early in the school year under the guidance of the following officers: ' President ......... . . .Mary Kay Feasel Vice President. . . ..... lean Beacom Secretary ..... ...... M ary Shoaf Treasurer . . . ....... Audrey Law Historian .... .... V oilet Longshore Advisor ...................... Miss Slivon The club is proud of its project program. The exhibit at the Delaware County Fair scored sec- ond place. The club took the responsibility of the preparation and serving of food for several of the Lions club banquets. A school cafeteria was conducted for a short time. During National Education Week a tea was held for the mothers. Our social activities of the year included picnics, a hayride, skating, and Christmas party, St. Patrick's day party, and a farewell tea for the seniors. Several meetings were held jointly with the F.l:'.A. group. The l:'.H.A. entertainer their parents at one of the spring meetings. ln March We were invited to a meeting of the Radnor F.l'l.A. Initiation of the 3rd and 4th de- gree members was held in Delaware in April. Our monthly meetings were held in the Home Ec. room. The varied program of projects and social activities helped to stimulate an interest in Home EC. F. F. ll. TOP ROW tleft to rightlz Ralph Ballis, Tom Wise, Harold Linnabary, Gearld Ewards, Don Poe, lim Vermillion, Harold Masters, Don Sharp, Bob Beaver, Sam Smith. SECOND ROW: Don Shannon, Carroll Saunders, Lawerence Spearman, lim Sheets, Harold Finch, Darrell Linnabary, H. C. Bernhard-Advisor. THIRD ROW: Myron Shoai, Recreation Leader: Dale Tippett, Reporterg Raymond Cantrell, Sentinelg Dale Roof, Secretaryy Harold Webb, Treasurer, Gale Cook, Vice-President, Don Fairchild, President. The F.F.A. is a national organization for high school boys who are studying vocational agri- culture. There are F.F.A. chapters wherever the American Flag is flown, including the territories and outlying possessions of the United States. The National Organization was founded in No- vember l928 and the Sunbury Chapter received their Charter in 1930. There are four degreesin the F.F.A.: Green- hand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. The local Chapter deter- mines the individual's advancement in the first two grades of membership, the state organi- zation determines the third, and the national organization confers the fourth degree. There have been seven State Farmers in the history of the Sunbury Chapter. Some of the important activities carried out during the year were: repairing farm machinery, collecting scrap iron and paper, building labor saving devices. We won a trophy for judging at the Hartford Fair this year. We had F.F.A. ex- hibits at the Hartford and Ashley Fairs. We pre- sented a one act comedy at the Delaware County Fair for the Walnut Grange. A pest hunt was conducted in December. We were repre- sented in the local softball league. We helped with adult farmer meetings and farm machinery and tractor repair courses. EIHL RESERVES TOP ROW Cleft to rightl: Virginia Neff, Marilyn Paul, Betty Cole, Loetta Ballis, Glendora Hoover, Lillie Rife, Charlotte Reedy, Twila Ross, Sally Wilson, Iris Spencer. SECOND ROW: Ianet Kilbury, Agnes Graff, Eileen Middaugh, Mary Wirick, Grace Howard, Kathryn Wymer, Dorothy Saunders, Patsy Fravel, Dorothy Martindale, Mary Sigler, Helen Morrison, Marcie Edwards. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Shoemaker, Phyllis Cox, Roslie Overturf, Eleanor Ross, Thelma Poe, Helen Curnutte, Leona Longshore, Betty Mallernee, Pauline Chandler, Audrey Law, Miss Bartonelfaculty Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Polly Lou Zieschang, Program Chairman, Nancy Beacom, Treasurer, Iean Beacom, Song Leader, Mary K. Feasel, Vice President, Iune Tumbull, President, Fay Elna Overturf, Pianist, Lucille Neff, Reporter, Iean Spearman, Secretary. The Girl Reserves stand for the highest ideas of leadership. This organization, which is a part of the Y.W.C.A., aims to inspire its members on the finer things ot lite. The Sunbury Club was started in the fall ot 1942 by Miss Aileen Reiner. Many interesting subjects were touched upon at the monthly meetings. The topics Check on Health Habits, Inspirational Thoughts, and A Modern Girl Looks at Easter, Were pre- sented to challenge every girl to make the most of the opportunities offered to her in America. Social activities for this year consisted of a Hard-Times Party, Mother's Tea, Sweet- heart Bal1, Mother and Daughter Banquet and Senior Farewell Party. 20 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS OF SUNBURY SCIENCE CLUB Mary Shoaf .................... President Zelma lean Spearman ...... Vice President Polly Lou Zieschang .... ...... S ecretary Elmer Hollis .......... ..... T reasurer Helen Curnutte .... .... R eporter Ed Mayhew ..... .... B ouncer F. T. Lang ..... .... S ponsor The science club of Sunbury High School was organized in 1942. Its name The N.U.T.S. Club which means Nitwits Unknown To Science, was chosen by the members. This club belongs to a National Organization called Science Clubs of America and is a chartered member. The purpose of this club is to stimulate further study in science, and to help school, community and country in any Way possible. Some of the projects the club has been carry- ing on, are the collecting of paper and other scrap useful for the war effort. With the money earned by selling these things the club bought a micro-projector. This micro-projector is called a Seascope and is very handy in the Biology and Chemistry classes. Thelma Poe, a senior who is very active in Chemistry, took a science scholarship test given out by the S. C. of A. Speakers were engaged to speak to the club on different subjects. Social activities Were held during the year. TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Smith, H. Tippett, Lake, Day, Burwell, V, Galloqly, N. Perfect, Leneqar, Gray, G. Edwards, Reedy I. Kilbury, Whisman, Patton, T. Kilbury, V. Neff. SECOND ROW: Howard, Carnes, D. Overturf, Hoskinson, Iustice, Loop, Smiley, Crawford, Vtfebb, N, Beacom, Saunders, E. A. Schear. THlRD ROW: Baker, Fletcher, I. Galloqly, Siqler, Crinq, R. Overturf, Turnbull, F. Overturf, Longshore, Meeker, Hoover, L. Neff, Murphy, M. Edwards, Mallernee, Shoemaker, Livingston. FRONT ROW: Meredith, White, Neilson, Chandler, I. Beacom, Zieschanq, Snyder, Crowl, Townley. TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtlz V. Howard, Loop, D. Overturf, Ballenqer, Hoskinson, I. Wilson, N. Perfect Fisher, Kirby, Gallogly, Day. SECOND ROW: E, A. Schear, Webb, Spenser, N. Beacorn, V. Neff, G. Saunders, Meeker, Curnutte Hoover, Poe, Ross, Turnbull fAccl, Zieschanq, E. Overturf, Edwards, R. Overturf, S. Wilson, T. Ross. FRONT ROVV: L. Neff, Kilbury, Longshore, Mallernee, I. Beacom, Eeasel, G. Howard, Reedy Shoemaker, 22 SUFT BALL TOP ROW fleft to rightl: V. Neff, Sigler, Edwards, I. Beacom. SECOND ROW: E. A. Schear, N. Beacom, Saunders, Shoaf, L. Neff, Perfect, Zieschang, Middaugh FRONT ROW: Longshore tMgr.J, Mallernee, Ross, Feasel, Wilson, Kilbury. The girls had a successful season in the Spring of 1943. We were runners-up in the eastern side of the county to Orange. We Went to the tourna- ment at Radnor and lost to Radnor in the semi- finals. Prospects for our '44 season are very good. All of the team has had experience. We have three Seniors on our team this year. They are Polly Lou Zieschang, Katie Feasel, and Iean Beacom. lean has been our catcher, Katie has handled the hot ones at shortstop, and Polly has helped wherever she Was needed. Polly has been our leading batter. 23 FUUTBALL SUUAII TOP ROW: Myron Shoaf, Pete Edwards, Raymond Cantrell, Eugene Miller, Ralph Kershner. THIRD ROW: Dale Tippett, Don Iustlce, Bob Beaver, Dale Roof, Berman Bell, Don Overturf, I. P. Wymer, Ed Lenegar. SECOND ROW: Dean Gallogly, Don Perfect, Iunior Hoskinson, Dwight Spearman, I. W. Lane, Tom Hoskinson, Harold Finch, Don Fairchild. FIRST ROW: Ed Lake, Iay Fletcher, Ed Mayhew, Pete Webb, Ioe Wilson, Glenn Martindale, Elmer Hollis, Ken Ault, Vernor Gallogly. Iohn Pratt absent, The Wildcats traveled to Worthington for the opening game. After a scoreless first half, the reserve strength of our larger opponents began to show and we were defeated l9 to 6. The opening home game was a success as We downed our traditional rivals from Croton 27 to l3. Mt. Gilead came to Sunbury expecting to trim our Wildcats, but barely came from behind in the last quarter to tie 6 to 6. The next three weeks found us losing to three tough opponents, Mifflin, Groveport, and Co- lumbus University. Centerburg finally defeated Sunbury on the Wildcats home gridiron after a hard game 20 to 13. We lost to a good Iohnstown team at Iohns- town 28 to U. The boys played Well, but couldn't match the all around strength of the Licking County boys who scored once in each quarter. The last game of the season We journeyed to Croton to defeat them for the second time, this time 14 to O. The season was not too successful from the standpoint of the games Won and lost, but the boys usually managed to put up a good game and never gave up fighting until the end. Their record was the best any Wildcat team has had in the last four years. 656254 75 xg f L 2 Q ,X Q' 'QQ f win, Egg I N WL? X K z of '32 rg . L X F Q 232+ fy D. GALLOGLY Tackle FUUTBALL HAI. FINCH Guard N T DON PERFECT Guard ED MAYHEW Hclfbock f ' '- wif f -2: b mi.- , -I 5 - 'vi ff in gg Hz lx 353' if , . M... ,L 'A ww! h V' VH: if 4 f 2-1. f a L -W .. F - , KTM ,.4:-.WT EIQ , k. , .W ,., 9'-ww, ' ,Ag f 4 ,mg , my MJ I , S: ' E fy ff KEN AULT GLENN MARTINDALE ' Hcxlfback Quarter PETE WEBB ELMER HQLLIS IOE WILSON Hqlfbgck End-Guard-Back Qlldrfer ED LAKE 1 5 - W, End V, GALLOGLY BERMAN BEL IAY FLETCHER IOHN PRATT Guurdjrcckle Guard-Tc1ck1eL Guard Center My W L AILD ' . Ay' I 7 . , TOM HOSKINSON' A M End-Tackle . . PEMBERTON couch I. w. LANE D- SPUHMHN 1.. srsnnmn Guard Tackle Tackle 25 ON N. PERFECT Y WILDUATS SUNBUH i5w M. GALLOGLY SMITH DELAWARE EUUNTY CHAMPIUNS 1944 ' COACH SALLYE ALE D. GALLOGLY MAYPIEW HOLLIS Croton at Groton ........ Bellpoint at Sunbury ..... Centerburq at Centerburg Powell at Sunbury ...... Radnor at Radnor ..... Harlem at Harlem ..... Gambier at Gambier .... Mt. Gilead at Sunbury. . . Galena at Galena ....... Iohnstown at Sunbury. . . St. Marys at Sunbury .... Ostrander at Sunbury .... Groton at Sunbury ..... Orange at Orange ....... St. Marys at Delaware. . . Berlin at Berlin .......... VARSITY SCHEDULE We They We They 60 21 Hyatts at Sunbury ........ . . 34 32 23 20 Centerburq at Sunbury ..., . . 31 21 34 13 Ashley at Ashley ........ . . 36 41 48 10 Marenqo at Sunbury ..... . . 32 28 21 22 Hilliards at Hilliards .... . . 38 21 40 23 Brown at Sunbury .... . . 35 30 26 25 Sparta at Sunbury .... . . 35 25 26 27 27 24 Delaware County Toumcxment 50 41 orange ........................ 45 32 52 25 ostmnder ...................... 33 32 10 23 Hyqns ..... ....... ..... . . 31 28 52 15 39 35 27 26 Central District Tournament 32 31 Plain City ...................... 36 40 Gone! Looking Forward 27 AULT EDWARDS BEAVER MAYHEW BASKETBALL RESERVES DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPS SCHEDULE We Croton at Croton ....... . . 40 Bellpoint at Sunbury ...... . . 22 Powell at Sunbury ........... . . 24 Centerburqat Centerburq .... . . 31 Radnor at Radnor ......... . . 28 Harlem at Harlem ....... . . 24 Gambier at Gambier .... . . 9 Mt. Gilead at Sunbury ..... . . 31 Galena at Galena ....... . . 25 Iohnstown at Sunbury ..... . . 24 St. Marys at Sunbury ..... . . 31 Ostrander at Sunbury ..... . . 17 Croton at Sunbury ...... .. 54 Orange at Orange ....... . . ll St. Marys at Delaware ..... . . 42 Berlin at Berlin .......... . . 32 Hyatts at Sunbury ....... . . 27 Centerburq at Sunbury .... .. 23 Ashley at Ashley ....... . . 21 Marenqo at Sunbury .... .. 13 Hilliards at Hilliards ..... . . 23 Brown at Sunbury ..... . . 21 Marenqo at Sunbury .... . . 20 FINCH T1'1eY 'nPPr:'r'r 22 6 12 28 27 16 16 28 23 14 24 1 1 9 16 21 30 D. rx-:m1:c'r 24 21 20 20 28 13 2.5 DAY 28 I. P. WYMER SUNBUHY JUNIUH HIGH BASKETBALL Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury Sunbury . . Sunbury TOP ROW fleft to rightl: Okey Morrison, Bob Metzger, A. M, Pemberton, Coach, Floyd Wymer, Bill Patton. Bill Lake, Absent. BOTTOM ROW: Herb Word, Ted Gary, Homer Baughman, Lee Crawford, Donnie Carter. Ted Boudinot, Absent. SCHEDULE ........27 Bellpointu... ........2l Centerburg........ ........l4 Harlem...... ........24 Galena.... ........2l ........28 ........2l ........22 ........2O ........24 Ostrander ......... Centerburg ........ Ashley ........... Brown ............ Delaware Willis .... Delaware Willis .... Delaware County Tournament Sunbury .......... 26 Ostrander ......... 8 Sunbury .... .... 3 2 Brown .... ..... 1 5 Sunbury .......... 19 Harlem ........... 16 Sunbury .......... 32 Ashley ........... 20 DELAWARE COUNTY CHAMPIONS The Sunbury Wildkittens set a record as being the first Sunbury team to ever Win the Iunior High Championship. They also boasted an undefeated season winning fourteen straight games. BASEBALL Sllllllll The baseball team completed a successful season by finishing second in the league. They were defeated only by Orange who Won the league title. In the tournament, Ostrander packed too much power and eliminated the Wildcats. Anson Knoderer, now in the Army, did the brunt of the pitching with Eddie Lake behind the bat. Neil Perfect at first base, Marvin Gallogly at second, Bill Smith at third, and Elmer Hollis at short composed the infield for the Wildcats. Bob Hart, Weldon Stockwell, and Glenn Martindale played the outfield, with Vernon Gallogly, Myron Shoaf and Don Shannon in reserve. With only three boys graduated from last year's team, the boys are looking forward to another successful season. 30 TRACK SUNBURY HIGH TRACK DELAWARE COUNTY CHAMPIONS The Wildcats took the track championship after a hard struggle with Berlin, 45 V2 to 43 V2. Ashley finished third with 18 points. Our leading scorers were Ioe Wilson and Pete Webb in the clashes. Points in the County Meet were also Won by Ault in the mile and 8280: Curnutte in the broad and high jump: Lake in the pole Vault: K. Galloqly in the discus and the 8:80 and mile relay teams. The boys made a favorable showing in the Central District Meet at Delaware. loe Wilson placed second in the 440 and Went on to the State Meet at Columbus. Pete Webb placed fifth in the 100 yard dash. Casey Ault, fifth in the mile run, and the 8:80 relay team of Wilson, Ault, Hollis and Webb placed fifth. We are looking forward to another championship this year. 31 12355. ,. YM I 4 Zia . sf imwulln Q iii W '01 X a ,if?.,,- . 1 1 , M .. 1 MW, ww ' ' U I I N ..- N., .M ',--- 313.5 ..,-: - 4 x gf, .. , ,L ,w 2. 1 wg 13 'M Q'-w whim Q' Ai we vi fn 1,4 4 4 SNAPSHUTS 13? Q Af Q . 5 - .w r. i 'N gs V A w w! Q fx x , 'Q ' 1-1 A,:. .N , X .. 9, X Iv qw ,uiggii ',-:: f--- .:-, e a JP' ,yt if .Z L' A 31 gui h 'QW vm yr J . 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Fay Elna Overturf Wills her acquaintance with outside boys to Lucille Neff on the condition she doesn't go out more than seven nights a week. Agnes Graff Wills her muscles to Dale Tippett. Bob Kirby Wishes to will his Wavey blonde hair to Glenn Martindale. Tom Hoskinson wills his likeness for English to Fred Gregg. Neil Perfect wills his ability to play basketball to Ralph Kershner if he will continue to eat Wheaties. Vemor Gallogly wills his wavy hair to Bud Shoaf if he'll promise not to get a pineapple. Marvin Gallogly Wills his size to Bob lohnson. Pete Webb wills his ability to run, to Velma Murphy. Ioe Wilson wills his custom of tardiness to Mary Shoaf. Roy Loop Wills his ability to attract a certain Sophomore to Raymond Cantrell. Dwight Spearman Wills his Navy uniform to Donivan lustice if he will keep it properly pressed. Frank Curnutte wills his Navy uniform to Carroll Saunders on condition he leaves Zelma lean alone. Gale Cook wills his Marine uniform to Earl Ross. Thelma Poe Wills her tallness to Ianett Kilbury so she Will not look so short with Russell Longshore. Mary K. Feasel wills her humorous disposi- tion to Geneva Baughrnan. I. W. Lane wills his ability in athletics to Don Fairchild so, Don you better start training. Tom Hoskinson wills his wavy hair to Pauline Chandler. lean Beacom wills her small feet to Helen Curnutte. Vernor Gallogly wills his ability in bookkeep- ing to lean Spearman. Polly Lou Wills her ability to type to Violet Longshore. Neil Perfect Wills to Kathryn Wymer his abil- ity to get good grades in American History. Roy Loop wills to Dorthy Saunders his ability to get along well with the teachers. TIM DeWITT Dealer in In SUf1bufYif'S HARDwooD LUMBER BLAKELY-WILLIAMS and - IOHN W. SHULTZ for quam PM CUSTOM SAWING SALES AND SERVICE luck Welch C- C- Welch Condit, Ohio Phone 75R3 Galena, Ohio Phone NO. 162124 HARDWARE Sunbury, Ohio Farm 61 Poultry Supplies Purina Feeds Complete Garage Service Allis Chalmers Machinery New Idea Implements Sherman Williams P H A R I S Maytag Washers Tires and Tubes NONE BETTER Most Miles For Your Dollar Distributors PHARIS SUPPLY CO. Columbus, Ohio Sold in Sunbury by GEO. l USTICE Compliments of Mona FUNERAL HOME WINTER STREET DRUG STORE THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 4 W. Winter Street CLARK'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture - Mattresses - Conqoleum Wall Paper - Stoves - Electrical Appliances Delaware V. 6. M. WILLIAMSON Sunbury, Ohio WARD'S GROCERY STORE Home Made Ice Cream Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vegetables - Tobacco G. L. Cigars - Ciqarettes - Candy - Soft Drinks GENERAL STORE Olive Green, Ohio Tel. Kilbourne 214 Phone 190-R-2 Charles Andy Main GENERAL HAULING Sunbury, Ohio MEREDITH IMPLEMENT CO. International Hcxrvesier Farm Equipment SALES AND SERVICE Phone l2l-R-4 Sunbury, Ohio WHITNEY INSURANCE AGENCY THE SUNBURY NEWS Salutes Sunbury Students on publication ot THE OWL lVIAIN'S DRUG STORE FOUN'l'AlN LUNCH SERVICE Sunbury, Ohio loin with Your Neighbor! DELAWARE CCUNTY FARM BUREAU COITlpliI1'1e1'1lS of Dean Miller, President Delaware County Farm Bureau Co-op Association Phone 150 QUALITY PRODUCTS Sunbury 01,110 Buy cooperating . . . Farm Bureau Insurance Services . . . Lite-Fire-Auto Harry H. Wenger, Agent BARTON JERSEY FARM THE SUNBURY H I ,, ELECTRIC SHOP Creamlme Products Th t ,th Q lit M h dl ,, , ,, e sore W1 uaiy erc an ise If Pure-That S Sure and Electric Service. PhOf1Q Greetings! Dear Seniors: Please keep in mind that We make many types of photographs other than graduation portraits. When the next important picture is to be made remember to call on us. BEST WISI-IES! GREEN'S STUDIO Westerville, Ghio Phone 2-2189 39 TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES GEORGE IUSTICE SERVICE STATION Auto Lubrication Phone l92 Sunbury, Ohio Congratulations from GARNET'S FAIRLAND FARMS Grade A Pasteurized Milk MAIN'S GENERAL STORE Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Hardware, and Notions. Phone 43B2 Sunbury, Ohio Telephone 514 CHESHIBE Compliments Compliments of of FOUR COUNTY DR. MCOWEN LOAN Compliments of Ohio-U. S. Approved Chicks GHENT A. L. EVERITT ERLAY HATCHERY FLORISTS Delaware, Ohio We issue the Erlay Poultry Bulletin Compliments of CLARK'S D BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the SENIORS OF l944 from S E A R S S T O R E Delaware, Ohio You will find your LOCAL SEARS STORE ready and Willing to serve you. FAY'S MARKET -Our Motto- Compliments SERVE - SAVE - SATIS of DR. L, M. 11-ILE Home Dressed Meats Frosted Foods QUALITY GROCERS Phone 75 Compliments I- F- ROBERTS of GROCERY SARGENTS General Merchandise 5 6 l0c STORE Olive Green WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH The church with a musical invitation to Worship. Corner Harrison and Otis Streets Sunbury, Ohio Harry McOuiqq, Pastor Compliments of SUNBURY LIONS CLUB Compliments of GEORGE STRONG OUALITY PAINT and HARDWARE Sunbury, Ohio IRWIN HARDWARE COMPANY Sunbury HARDWARE - FURNITURE Walt Willis 41 THE SUNBURY SAVINGS and LOAN Certificates of Deposit Savings Deposits War Savings Bonds LOANS ON HOMES Compliments of PEEL'S MARKET ZACK DAVIS CO. FARM, GARDEN AND LAWN SEED Delaware, Ohio PEOPLE'S STORE Delaware, Ohio SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS HARDWARE - IMPLEMENTS FEEDS EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM THE DELAWARE FARMERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION RADNOR LEWIS CENTER DELAWARE 42 CONDIT STORE GROCERIES MEATS NOTIONS Compliments of F. M. DAY Feed Ingredients Grinding and Mixing BURCO FEEDS Coal, Seeds, Grains, Fertilizer THE G. I. BURRER CO. Sunbury Centerburg Condit Greetings from F. L. BALE AND SONS HYBRID CORN Certified, Regular Phone Cheshire 440 Galena, Ohio Compliments of ITTLE MYERS PAINT L COMPANY SHOP Sunbury, Ohio Wheeling Fence Coal Dundon Dorothy SUNBURY LUMBER COMPANY Honest Courteous Service Builds Our Business Phone 17 Congratulations to The Seniors of Sunbury High School From FHllVEL'S RESTAURANT Sunbury, Ohio Sunbury High Students Meet at the SUNBURY GRILL GOOD HOME COOKING Lunches Sandwiches Ice Cream Soft Drinks Mom and Pop Colvin C0fflP1iIT191'1fS Compliments of of DON ALLEN TRUCKING M. W. LIVINGSTC Compliments Compliments f of O LEE W. R. WILLIAMS HOWARD In this War period as in Peace time . . . The Gray Printing Company is Carrying On ! War Economy has demanded many unusual types of printing. drnd releasing many of our men to the Armed Forces has resulted in maior changes in our organization .... At the same time we are trying to maintain the best in quality and skilled craftsmanship. which has been an unwritten trademark of The Gray Printing Company for fifty-tive years. You will continue to receive from Gray this quality and service so lar as it is possible under existing circumstances. ANNUALS F MORE THAN EVER BEFORE in the past twenty-five years is there a genuine need for a Yearbook. Very often annuals are the only substantial source of pic- tures and activities in which former students participated. It is a history of U R MUHALE four years that will prove invaluable to the families and sweethearts of the boys who are serving in the Armed Forces. We are proud to have had the privilege of being a part in the planning and execution of this fine book. THE GRAY PRINTING UUMPANY .A1fLlf09lf'6Ll9!L5 HQ . 37-fi 51: P QT' lug I -l Zig-j, w ' '37l:+z.- gg- H 5 .tr 51- K .. if-,Q .. -' sf' I .ie--U ' fvw 7'IlI-N , 4-2.4 ,. . . . L' M-jf. 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