Sunbury School - Owl Yearbook (Sunbury, OH)

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4. 041. 14. Bottom Row: Mrs. Arthur, Rachel Murphy, Pat Crowl, Helen Gallogly, Mary Alice Richardson, Georgia Greene, Bonnie Ward. Top Row: Joan Fletcher, Edna Mae Barney, Joan Hoskinson, Harva Lee Sparks, Joyce Ward, Grace Ellen Miller, Nancy William- son, Norma Clevenger, Beverly Todd, Edna Howard, Nelda Barnhard, Joan Crowl, Mary Lou Forgraves. The Sunbury chapter of Future Homemakers of America is a member ot both the state and the national organizations. Mem- bership is limited to those who are or have been enrolled in home economics. The members of the cabinet tor the year 1948-49 were: Helen Gallogly, President, Pat Crowl, Vive President, Mary Alice Richardson, Secretary, Rachel Murphy, Treasurer, Grace Ellen Miller, Historian, Georgia Greene, Parliamentarian, Joyce Ward, Newsreporter, and Bonnie Ward, Song Leader. The club has progressed very much under the capable di- rection ot Mrs. Grace Arthur, our advisor. President .............. Vice-President ......... Secretary ........... Edwards Charles Richardson Crowl Treasurer ....... ........ P aul Nettlehorst Reporter ...,..... ......... P aul Henry Miller Watch Dog .......... ...,......... P aul Snyder Advisor ........... .....,,,..,,,..,,....., ....... ........... M r . Frantom MONTHLY GOALS AND SOCIAL EVENTS September-Theme-Worthy Club Membership. October-Theme-Provide Wholesome Group Recreation. November-Theme-Courtesy, Cooperation, and Consideration. December-Theme-Good Home and Family Life For All. January-Theme-Vocational Guidances. February-Themee-Personality Development. March-Theme-School or Community Project. April-Theme-Promote Growing Appreciation ot the Joys and Satistactions of I-lomemakinq. May-Theme-Recognition of Honorary Services. 4. 4. 14. Sunbury High School is very proud of its F.F,A. Club this year. There are forty-three members in this newly organized club. The club under the direction of Mr. Wilbur Frantom, has been quite active. They have participated in a contest on Parliamentary pro- cedure at Mt, Gilead and won a bronze medal. They also won a pest hunt contest with Westerville and completed a successful scrap drive during the year. Bottom Row: Floyd Slagle, Don Barcus, Paul Nettlehorst, Ken Crowl, Bob Edwards, Charles Richardson, Paul Henry Miller, Paul Snyder, Gary Girberd. Second Row: Mr. Frantom, Douglas Sparks, Arthur Saunders, Byrle Taylor, Milton Barcus, Arthur Grooms, Lee Longwell, Ken- neth Presley, Jim Alexander, Don Longshore, Terrence Fairchild, Jim McKibben, Gene Lehman, Leland Shoemaker, Bernard Stauch, Roger Cockrell. Top Row: Elroy Fulks, Orville Richardson, Kenneth Longshore, David Chaney, Kyle Compton, Weldon Ross, Dwight Simms, Charles Wood, Eugene Shoal, Floyd Spearman, Jim Williams, Dean Clark, Glenn Wirick, Eldon Frakes, Bill Glaze, Jim Edwards. OUR PURPOSE To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our iaith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love ot God. Y-TEENS ACTIVITIES l948-1949 Sept. l8-Hayride Honoring the Football Team. Oct. 4-October Meeting-Initiation tor New Members. Oct. 9ABake Sale. Oct. 22-Homecoming Celebration. Nov. 22-November Meeting-Baskets for the Community. Nov. 24fThanksgiving Chapel. Dec. 20-Christmas Party4Baskets ior the Needy. Dec. 22-Christmas Chapel with the Band. Q- 7eeni Jan. I6-Lecture at the Columbus Y.Vv'.C.A. Feb. 19-25-Y-Teen Week. 20-Attended the Methodist Church. , 224VV'ashington's Birthday, Party for Mothers and Y.W.C.A. Mar. 7-14-National .Y.W.C.A. Convention in San Francisco. Thelma Root, one of tour district delegates. Mar. 16-March Meeting. April l-Spring Dance. April 13-April Meeting-Election of Otticers. April 17-Easter Egg Roll. May I8-May Meeting-Installation of Officers. CABINET 1948-1949 Thelma Root, President, Joan Lehman, Vice-President, Sue Turnbull, Secretary, Mary Alice Richardson, Treasurer, Rita Barnhard, Program, Shelly Arbuckle, Worship, Evelyn Ulery, Service, Nellie Edwards, Music, Joyce Ward, Membership, Mary Alice Richardson, Finance, Pat Crowl, Publicity, Mrs. Richey, Advisor. Bottom Row: Helen Fletcher, Rachel Murphy, Shelly Arbuckle, Mary Alice Richardson, Pat Crowl, Rita Barnhard, Thelma Root, Joan Lehman, Sue Turnbull, Nellie Edwards, Evelyn Ulery, Mrs. Richey, Lou Stelzer. Second Row: Beverley Martin, Ioan Crowl, Bonnie Wilcox, Christine Ross, Mary Jane Snyder, Sue Lenhart, Barbara Carter, Auda McKenzie, Rosemary Williams, Norma Jean Rader, Mary Ellen Murphy, Helen Baughrnan, Dorothy Williams, Wilma Carnes, Marilyn Edwards, Mary Alice Barney, Betty Compton, Lois Wampler, Clara Bell Erb, Joyce Ward, Helen Gallogly. Top Row: Jo-Ann Fletcher, Nelda Barnhard, Marilyn Ginn, Dorothy Longshore, Peggy Cheadle, Eloise Fisher, Edna Howard, Ann Lenhart, Nancy Williamson, Georgia Greene, Edna Mae Barney, Joan I-Ioskinson, Joan Perfect, Nancy Fletcher, Harva Lee Sparks, Dona Martin, Donna Tuller, Norma Clevenger, Helen Edwards, Grace Ellen Miller. Page Thirty-Seven de

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Una Gaadn Our Coach tor the past two years has been Paul Keltner who graduated from Crestline High School in 1939, He Went to Wittenburg College for one semester betore transferring to Capital University. On April 15, 1942, he enlisted in the Marine Corps where he spent thirty-nine months. While in the Marines he took pre-officers training at Oberlin Col- lege. He was discharged in September l945. He continued his education at Capital University and graduated in May, 1946. He taught one year at lohnstown before coming here in September of '47. Coach Keltner has been one of our best-liked Coaches. He has been an inspiration to the boys and has instilled in them the love of playing a hard and fair game. He has guided both basketball and football teams through good seasons for two years. The school and community have appreciated the time and effort Coach Keltner has given to our boys in his years here at Sunbury. . 04. S. Gheyrleacleaa Lou Stelzer, Nelda Barnhard, Barbara Carter, Ioan Crowl, Rita Barnhard. Page Thirty-Nine