The Plains High School - Yearbook (The Plains, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

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Staff iDeduat (the (Chieftain Mitt Cone Mrs Maccombs V T NAUCI DOUGLAS Glee Club Cheerleader 3- A Cappella FHA Senior Play JANET STALKAXES 3TKA 1-2-3-4 A Cappella 1-2-3-4 Sextette 3-4 President 4 Senior Play ELIZABETH JOHNSON Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-2 A Cappella 1-2-3-4 Sextette 3-4 Senior Play JEANNE GABRIEL A Cappella Cheerleader 3-4 Student Council Prince Of Peace Senior T2ey JOSEPH CHARNET Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 1 Senior Play THIS PAGE DEDICATED BT: JEFFREY'S JEWELRY STORE, ATHENS, OHIO JON TIPTCB Vim WILLIAMS Class President 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Double tymrtette 3-4 A Cappella 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 ttean OR OCX Glee Club 1-4 A Cappella 1-4 Operetta 4 Latin Club 1 Senior Play 4 Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 QDIHTQH MESX Football 3-4 Basketball 4 A Cappella 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 ALIC1 TATIS THIS PAGE DEDICATED BT THE OAKLET INSURANCE AOJDICT, IHC HELSONYILLB, OHIO JQH TIPTCB MAINE WILLIAMS Class President 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Double Quartette 3-4 A Cappe11a 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 TTCAN OROC2 Glee Club 1-4 A Cappella 1-4 Operetta 4 Latin Club 1 Senior Play 4 Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Baseball 3“4 QUINTON KEEK Football 3-4 Basketball 4 A Cappella 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 ALICE YATES Class President Glee Club 2-3-4 A Cappella 3-4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 THIS PAGE DEDICATED BY THE OAKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. NE1SONYILLE, OHIO LLOTD THOKPSOS Glee Club 2-3-4 A Cappella 3-4 Baseball 3 Minstrel 3 Senior Play 4 BITTY BROWI Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 FHA 1-2-3-4 A Oappella Senior Play TAUOHN HOWARD President 1 Treasurer 4 Clover Farm Market CHRISTI HI PHILLIPS Band 1-2 PHA 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen Officer 4 Amateur Show 1 Senior Play 4 ROBERT MICHAEL Treasurer 2 k.4 Senior jProjjh eet We, the class of 1952, as we look ahead ten years, find our class has really toured the country. Janet Stalnaker and Jack McBride are happily married and living In Texas She Is working to support their family as the Air Torce doesn't seem to pay enough While we are down this far let's take a trip over to California. We stop at a trailer camp and here we see a beautiful trailer This is the home of Mr and Mrs John Michael The former Elizabeth Johnson. Let's make a quick trip back to Athens and stop to have something to eat Who Is our waitress? It is Alice Tates who is not only waiting tables, but waiting for Bob Prazee to come back so they can get hitched B We might as well drive on out to The Plains and see who we can find Who is that walking down the street? It is Anita Glass still looking for her Henery. I guess the one in the operetta evidently wasn't the correct one Oeel Whose mansion is that across the street? It is the home of THl J P Tipton It looks as though the Clover farm Store really put him in the upper clase of life. We might as well stop at the school house and see how much it has changed Say, they're having basketball practice Who is the coach? Well, it is Joe Chamey He always said he wanted to stay at dear old Plains High and I guess he got his wish Bose Phillips is working as a telephone operator She always enjoyed calling up people. Since Haney Douglas and Tom Crossen have got married. The Poston Station has been com- plaining because he is always late for work Haney wants him to stay home from work and keep her company Let'8 drop by the hospital to see who is new We hear that Dean Croce is a. medical tech- nician and is doing a very nice Job Who is this coming hurriedly down the hall? Why, it's no one else but Betty Brown She has studied hard and has finally succeeded in becoming a nurse. This training will help Betty take care of her own family better. We Just heard that Bruce Humphrey has finally made something of his voice He is now a professional hog caller You have really used your voice to a great advantage, Bruce Let's Journey on toward Akron, Ohio and visit the Ohio Edison Electric Company offices Here we find Jeanne Cabriel as the switch-board operator Here is your chance to meet more men, Jeanne While driving down the street we passed the East Main-Drive In. Wayne Busty Williams is now the manager of this business Whose car is this? Wow, the women, and Busty right in the center of things! We might as well go on to Hew York. Let's visit the Empire State Building Who is that oiling the elevators? Well, if it isn't Quinton Meek. How, that is a nice Job! We always said Mary Jane Powell would make some use of her Physical build. Well, she dldJ She is now a model in a large department store in Hew York Everything is fine until Mary starts eating her favorite, a butterscotch sundae Since Roger Dean wasn't running things to suit Lloyd Thompson he decided to take over He is now the proprietor of this business r Pat Leake has gone out West where she is living on a large ranch and is very contented wit! her horse8 We always did think Shirley McGee was a beautiful singer and she always could make popular music sound Just right How she is with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Let'8 see, is this everyone? Oh nol What happened to Bob Michael and Vaughn Howard. We Just found out that Bob has been made captain of his troop in the U. S Army, and Vaughn is president of a Glass Manufacturing Company. Cias Wxstoro, A group of vide eyed and rather frightened children, ve were assembled in September 1940 in the first grade class room of The Plains Schools Under the guidance of our teacher. Miss Gochnaner, ve conquered our first scholastic barrier—learning to read. We made flover boxes, carefully selected the seeds to be planted, and then spent many hours caring for the flovers and veeds that grev Ve vere then ready for second grade: and after a brief vacation ve re- ported to Miss Sproul It vas this year that ve visited Mrs. Luckado to see some of her Indian products Under the sponsorship of Miss Sproul ve gave our ovn imitation of The Hev York Philharmonic, vhich sounded more like Spike Jones. Our final year in the primary department began vith Miss Walstrom taking us on an excursion trip to the city of Athens Ve constructed a post office and sold defense stamps to add our bit to the defense effort Ve also built a doll house and took it to the Children1 s Home, vhere ve exchanged it for the mmps Our fourth year of school found us facing the questionable privilege of tramping up and dovn the grade school steps several times daily This year, after Miss Alta Cooper had in- structed us in Parlimentary Procedures, ve elected officers. And by the end of the year ve had added multiplication tables to our growing list of scholastic accomplishments The follow- ing year ve met vith Miss Elliott, who helped us make shadov puppets vith vhich to entertain the other students Also we gave a play and read stories to those who could read even less ablely than ve Miss Siva Cooper took us under her wings in the sixth grade. Ve added a large sum of money to the reoreation fund through a paper drive. Christmas time found us ng part in the Christmas pageant. Ve concluded our elementary school life vith a commencement exercise When ve crossed the street to assume the dignity and obligations of Junior high school, ve were met by Mrs. Maccombs, who was succeeded by Mr. Smith in the seventh grade. Mr Calvin introduced us to shop, and Mr. Swearingen presented the physical education to us Though noisy in the assemblies ve vere honored scholastically Ve vere also honored when Vaughn Howard and Janet Stalnaker vere elected Prince and Princess at the Tall festival. Miss Cone held the reins during our eighth year, vith Mr. Davis over all of us In spite of all the activities, the parties, the outings, and the problems, ve came to graduation day Mr Haynes, superin- tendent of the Athens County Schools, vas our guest speaker. During our first year as high school students, ve became acquainted vith Mrs Skaith, our advisor, who was later replaced by Mrs. Eddy. Mr Zednick, a former collegiate wrestler. Join- ed the faculty as coach and shop teacher Mr Evans began an instrumental music program vith vonderful ideas for a band Ve concluded the year vith a velner roast Mr Stauffer stepped upon the scene as our advisor in the tenth grade Miss Baker Joined the staff to teach vocal music and Mr. Humphrey assumed the duties as the school head We were taught banking and effi- ciency by Mrs Hose In the eleventh grade, Mr Stauffer helped us sell emblem tags, sponser programs, and a dance to replenish our fund Jon Tipton Elaine Swank vere elected King and Queen. Mr Wood Joined us this year as physical education instructor This vas a busy year as ve participated in assemblies, programs, a minstrel, and ve sponsored a Junior-Senior banquet and dance And now ve have reached our senior year of school Mr Evans surprised and pleased us by becoming our class advisor. This year, Mr Shoemaker Joined the faculty as a social science teacher, Ve started the year vith a big bang by getting into many activities, particularly the band shows and an operetta Before Christmas we sold cards and stationery. Quinton Meek and Janet Stalnaker were elected Prince and Princess at the Tall festival Senior IDUI We, the Senior class of The Plain� High School, oitj of The Plains, county of Athens and state of Ohio feeing of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to fee our last Will and Testament� hereby revoking all other former will fey us at any time made. Vo giro derise, and bequeath all orer merits, real, personal, and mixed, of erery kind and nature vhatsoerer, such as our unexcelled school spirit, cheerfulness, studiousness, and unblemished regulation, to the Junior class to fee used as the standard toward which they, the next Senior Class of this high school shall strire. Alice Tates - her booth at Yirgies to Judy Canale. How, Judy, you can eat butterscotch sundaes, as yen 16ek undernourished. Jon Tipton - his green Jeep to Coulter Meek. Maybe this will improre your girl pick-up. Coulter. Mary Powell — her bass drum to Shirley Sutter. See if you can accomplish a streamline fig- ure, Shirley. Vayne (Busty) Williams - his wreckless driring and skipping school to Darid Torri 11 and Wendell Celandine. Hisafeeth Johnson - her height to Sharon Stauffer. Don t fee discouraged, Sharon. Buy seme elerated shoes. Linton fleer - a couple of broken pencils, and a rusty ink pen to the Xditor-in-chief of next years annual. lancy Douglas - her long distance telephone calls to Sarah Slater. Maybe they will be for you now, Sarah. Dean Croce - his wary hair to Saymond Borick. Don't get a crew cut, Baymond. Jeanne Gabriel - her boy friends to Janet Howard, with one exception. Patricia Leake - her neatness to anyone who wants it. See if you can keep as neat as Patricia does. Yanghn Howard - his long hours of school to Bernie Boyer. Janet Stalnaker - her tummy to Bita Howard. How, Bita, see if you can hold it in. Brace Humphrey - his one false tooth to logons Horotni and Darid Wilson. Anita Glass - her ability of catching boys to Doris Lenigmr. See Anita, Doris, and she will teach you hew to keep Bernard. Bob Michael - his ability of getting to school on time to Eddie Pickett. Joe Gharney — his ability of getting along with the teachers to Dana Brown. Shirley McGee - her office of Student Body President to Hazel Lorsey. Lloyd Thompson - his feet to Billy Horn. Oh boy, Billy, you will go places now. Bose Phillips - her telephone calls to Wanda Daniels. I hope they don't wear you out too, Wanda. Betty Brown - her musical ability to Mary McKee. How, Mary Xllen, learn to play Bndolph. We, the Senior Class, will all our mischief days to the dear teachers who had to content with us. € I § n j j .1 When high school day� ar� Preah-men wo were I J i.«UL Vords and Husic by Thomas 5.. Iran� r r't r onr-er and farewell� we most say. The fright-ened, As Sopho-mores we were taught; is J J ? r j j j- j1 —i =£ r r r r memo-rise in our Jun-iors we were 1 ±t- tr r J-Ji. iJJJUl f-P TTT'T hearts are anx-lous, to S -er more to teach our goal long i J .J __ + 1 T West. - hon-or them and now, the last year r r r c cher-ish them,and past us, Ve £ ML.-fL XJ •- AT A6! guide our lires by truth; That re—a—lise the r r r J J J--P, J J J Jz r. - Jt?7r — We might be true sons” of Gold and Blue hon-or is the Sons of Gold and Blue truth. The .m ilX .j r r Gir ) Be rule Boyer Vanda Daniels Gordon Inowlton Thelna Seooy Marian Bernard Charles Colli«on Hazel Lorsey Coulter Meek -w John Canale Aina Lafollette Tom Marc inks Oracle Thomson Goldie Brooks r Ralph GoId■berry Mary Melee Gene Sharpe j I David Torri11 David Wilson Gene WOvotni Bvelyn Jonas Barbara Mason Charlotte Potts Alan Pallet Ronald Pickett Robert Poster Donald Poston Janes Potts Hilda Williams Ronald Way Barnard Balla Barbara Culllaon Robert Hanning Laonard Lanlgar Mary Phillips Harold Rowan Martha Brooka Harold Collina Waveline Campbell Larry Mourn Eddla Plcicett Sharron Stauffar Oaraid Topa Roger Shafer Janice Way Oarnatt Talbert Merritt lllaon Uharles Dunfee V Beverlee Lovaay Marilyn Sea Samirle Skinner Jean Sharpe Virginia Caraey Dale Ooldabarry Stanley LeMaater i Clara Tippl A. Brooks P. Bryan W. Brooks M. Coon C. Collins N. Hawk R. Kelchner R. Howard J• Stage E. Miller A. Powell D. Metcalf 0. Kempton C. Mackle W. Kelms R. Keeton Z. Phillips B. Stalder B. Rutter C. Stanley M. Secoy R. Talbert M. Talbert C. Thompson J. Lee B. Wood 3. Canale 0. Webb J. Vessalo A. Kittle C. Stover N. Wright _ M 8Th Grace e And TJja GmJe M. Ely J. Brooks A. Brooks M. Plnnearty P. Ewing L. Sell B. Beckley M. Adams T. Carsey W. Hashman D. Hook C • Leo N. Horn M. Keeton W. Perry S. McDonald O J. Thompson L. Perry J. Nichols B. Stalder T. Nulun B. Murphy D. Pickett S. McDonald S. Poston B. See P. Wilson B. Stalder D. Thompson D. Yoho L. Thompson S. Tipple SUFKRIHTXHUHT Grace’S� B. Charnay X . Brown B. Mackii M. Willtana � . Blcklay 1. Cochran j. OMton y.x A 3 « J. at«.r K. te . •.� !-««, D. c «14 ,. C. Top. ,ov.u JT. Saath«r« 3; Jt 2j 9 .2.. 1 .• I mum I � affHk j I. Bll y R. Dowlar D. Chana.ii JL Hj j. 3a.ton r, front 0. McCoy L« Ball J. Johnston R. Iittla 9jAi9 -V i fe - r1 • A dims 0. Johnson D. tit.— I ;v 9i . - • Coin 8« Lorsey R Brook. D Platt • rx' J. Bat tor X. Parry D. PorUr Gra « -Fi ve LjT'W II_____________________ L. McAlll.tar J. fti_ffln«ton m. Bryan t. Willi J. Hanning C. Cnrtay J. Lonaa L. Board S. Hart k. i .1 'jfts __ C. Collin. A. Stanlay Rita Ulichnay ST Q (1 0« Hi L LL it' . tSk ij.V klLjd.liBlL. Uki Boaa Ulichnoy X, Wil.on C. Wood J. Tipton J. Staldar M. DaPoa I Cochran M. Iddy J. Hawk B. WilllaM 3i I. Ua P. Hart J. McDonald ?. Baa ardn r . Cada A. Oanala •• Shafar 8. McBibban L. Morphy B. Bllay 0. Ola . Gric e • Fc our . v; r,' s_._____________________________ 5. Kalchnar 1. Mclnnbb 1. Sourlock X� . wlandanln ¥. Ida � f. Valborn I. Vhatatoo a a , « MLii m J?i VO i -5j l, s m] .z].n7r L'y L-rr B. Dari T. Kiarann B. ttlokman J. Howland J. � «atfaa.i i( a. Portar t. lornlclk J. Coo� M. McDonald C. Rilay i. Horna by % O, % % % 9. 5, n, nu (% B. McO 8. Jaaaa W. Cochran I. Horn ¥. Valraraa B. Bryan J. Taaaalo W. Barry I. nppl C. Hart g. Schoonorar Id! iirJ I. HI cha« 1 M. Hvis D. Radford _________________ ______________ Paul Bddy H. Scott Pat Iddy J. Toho R- Cumin ?. Mourn R. Ball 8. Hi lay 8. Rutter • BofPonko L. Plckatt H. Brook D. C“T r. Smith 1. Rilay J. Sin BL Phillip D. .% Jl i il 2j, Ja £ 2i Si + Harray 1. Shan D. Patrick X� « c KurP P P. Cochran R. Talbart ■ •� « u r« tda V -� - D Uflr Vkaa Cochran R. falbart I. Scott . Klttl R. Burkay R. Kdlbban Grade -T ree L. Loraay L. Book I. Darla Second nd FiVf t Gr dt. K+ Poeton 1� Leaigar Mlloon R. Metcalf R. Pickett C. GaadLee J Bryan J Smith L. faro 1. MeXibben f fiioon « • ▼•■•alo 1. Qrahaa I. Murphy ¥• faro D. Clino P. Dario D. Gloeckner 0. Adone J. Buffington M. McCoy D. Sc or lock J Brlokloo D. Dario C. Gabriel C. Bart J. Hickman B, Coon A. Hickman 0, Iloor Sorter 0. Porrr I Soldo berry I. Brooko 8. McMahan i ola. J ■BJf.t.VtL'l II A o r1 Zflt' L. Hofllllaao B. Cullloon V- Sheridan D. fondling G. Carr R« Tipple P. falraron 0. Stanley C. Brickies M Ballo L. faro J. Macklo I. Hanning B. Sandee 0. Dovlor K. Lee i J. Sodvick L. Riley f« fharton a- Miller S. Ilcholo D. ▼eotl ACTIVITIES Drum Major - Carl Michael A. Tates P. Bryan D. Goldsberry B. Howard B. Brown A. Kittle M. Williams V. Horn M. Webb J. Smith M. See H. Rowan W. Keirns 2. Johnson D. Hook R. Rorick L. Tinnearty G. Novotni T. Marcinko B. Lovsey J. Tipton G. McDonald S. McDonald R. Way C. Davis S. Tinkhan E. Graham S. leMaster J. Gabriel G. Tope R. Keeton J. Bryan J. Howard B. Cullison C. Mackie B. McGee J. Tipton D. Thompson S. McDonald S. Skinner P. Shrieves M. Talbert M. Wilson M. Powell R. Ulichney R. Ulichney E. Hemry S. Stauffer JHixeb Chorus 1st Row A. LaKollette, B. McGee, K. Webb, N. Rowan, L. Tinnearty, S. McGee, J. Smith, E. Graham, S. Tinkham, B. Brown, H. Williams, S. Stauffer, C. Davie, M. See, M. Powell, M. McKee and accompanist J. Gabriel, 2nd Row Q. Meek, D. Wilson, B. Lovsey, J. Stalnaker, W. Daniels, J. Howard, H. Lovsey, N. Douglas, A. Glass, M. Bernard, P. Leake, A. Yates, M. Rupe, E. Jones, B. Ma- son, G. Thompson, E. Johnson, J. Beard and D. Groce. 3rd Row T. M rcinko, J. Tipton, G. Tope, H. Poston, D. Poston, L. Thompson, W. Calendine, H. Rowan, R. Hanning, C. Meek, L. Thompson, G. Sharpe, B. Humphrey, C. Michael and G. Novotni. The A Gappella Chorus has grown in size and quality this year. Under the direction of Miss Christine Baker, the group has made several public appearances. Capital, for music, was obtained by means of the presentation of The Bell Of Bagdad. The dilligent work done by the large cast was well rewarded by the large attendance and the liberal praise they received. The robed choral ensemble presented a Christmas vesper service and took part in a Christmas program given at the State Hospital. Sixty chorus members participated in the South Eastern Ohio music festival. The quality and poise of the group was praised by the directors from other schools. As this goes to press, we are anxiously comtemplating the Spring Concert to be given in April. let How A. Tates, A. Glass, II. Dougins, 3. Brown, W. amiele, S. Tlnkham, S. McGee, J. Stalnaker, J. Gabriel, M. Bernard, B. Johnson, M. Powell, P. Leake and accompanist X. Graham. 2nd How H. Williams, J. Williams, M. Wehh, L. Pinnearty, J. Smith, H. Rowan, J. Bryan, S. Sofronko, L, Hartman, B. Jones, B. Mason, 8. Slater, G. Thompson, I. Secoy, M. McKee and S. Stauffer. 3rd How G. Murphy, D. Lenlgar, B. Culllson, R. Keeton, H. Hemry, P. Shrieves, H. Lovsey, A. LaPollette, T. Metcalf, B. McGee, J. Howard, C. Davis, M. See, M. Rupe, G. Tal- bert and W. Campon. 4th Row M. Brooks, V. Carsey, J. Way, M. Phillips, B. Lovsey, J. Sharpe and X. ly. 1st Row L. Thompson, I. Karcinko, D. Wilson, B. .Hovotnl, B. Humphrey, Q. Meek, C. Michael, C. Meek, G. Sharpe and accompanist J.P. Tipton. 2nd Row W. Calendlne, L. Thompson, X). Groce, C. Thompson, G. Mackie, H. Collins, L. Leal- gar, B. Horn, H. Hook, J. Beard and J. DePue. 3rd Row R. McCoy, R. Shaffer, D. Poston, R. Hanning, H. Rowan, H. Poston, G. Tope, D. Goldsherry, R. 1nnearty, S. Sfcinner and W. frost. 4th Row J. Burnes, J. Vessalo, M. Wilson, X. Pickett, J. Stage, and V. Kelrna FRESHMAN SEXTETTE Evelyn Graham Beverly Loreey Betty McGee Janet Howard Carol Davie Marilyn See Sharon Stauffer Senior tyiartette Bruce Humphrey Gene Novotni Jon Tipton Quinton Meek SENIOR SEXTETTE Marian Bernard Shirley McGee Janet Stalnaker Elizabeth Johnson Mary Powell Jeanne Gabriel MIXES QPABTETTS Larry Thompson Jeanne Gabriel Shirley McGee Carl Michael STUEEIJT COUHCIL Jeanne Gabriel Shirley Mcaee Shirley Tinkham Bruce Humphrey SOPHOMORE QJJAETETTE Carl Michael Gary McBride Coulter Meek Larry Thompson I. ii. A. 1st How 2nd How A. Yates, P. Leake, M. Bernard, H. Lovsey, C. Phillips, A, Glass, J. Gabriel, M. McKee A LaFollette, T Secoy and G Brooks 3rd How H. Williams, S Stauffer, W. Campbell, V Carsey, G. Murphy, B. Cullison, B. Graham, J Howard, N Rowan, J. Smith, C. Potts, P. McKnabb, L Pinnearty, M Brooks, R. Kee- ton and J. Williams 4th How S. Lee, F. Riley, D Lenigar, J. Way, J. Canale, M. Phillips, S Rutter, T. Metcalf, H. Hemry, S. Sofronko, J Bryan, P. Shrieves, 3. McGee, C. Davis, B, Lovsey, B. Mason, S. Slater, E. Jones, L. Ely, J. Sharpe, M. Rupe, G. Talbert, M. Webb and B. Cone The Plains FHA Chapter has sponsored social parties, money making, dances, radio programs, county newspapers, and FHA club work. These activities have been made possible by the help of our sponser. Mi86 Cone, the officers, the club members and the county president, Janet Stalna- ker. l«t How B. he ton H. Henry, B. Alison, E. Graham, E. Henning, E. Howard, B. Lovsey, T, Metcalf and w. Campbell. 2nd Eov P. Bryan Z. fillip. D. iletcalf, 7. McHarg. K. Talbert. J. Sharpe, H. Wright, M. See, B. ilc ee, C. Davis, J. Howard and S. Stauffer. 3rd Eow B. Talbert, J. 7ess°lo, M. lleon, j. DgJhjg and Karcinko. W. Keirns, M. Talbert J. Stain alter, i. Meek 1. Thompson, 0. HcBride E. Way, C. Kichael fibrarg Club iFalliFe tiual ATHLETICS Meeky 0. Sh irpe, D. Wilson S. 1-IcGee, S. Tinkhan and J. Gabriel. 1st Row R. Pickett, G. ..cRrite, Brown G. i-cBon Id 1 Turrill, J. Potts, 1 . Wilson pud (i. 2-leek. 2nd Row J. Kempton, H. Poston, 0. keek, riendine, X). Poston, G. Sharpe, L. Thompson, J. Tipton and Manager L. Calendine. 3rd Row Manager J. Vessplo, M. Wilson, 3. E0yer, J. Kenpton, G. Knowlton, R. Hook, R. Hanning, B. Pinn- earty, Ktnnison and Coach E, Wood. ©askrtbaU VARSITY 1st Row D. Poston, 0. Sharpe, C. Hichrel, L. Hashnan, J. Charney and w. Williams. 2nd Row H. Poston, Meek, C. Meek rnd Bernie Boyer. Manager - L. Thompson Coach - E. Wood RESERVES 1st Row 3. Hanning, L. Lenigar, J. Beard, D. Goldsherry, S. Skinner and S. LeMaster. 2nd Row M. Wilson, E. Pickett, H. Rowan and R. Finnearty. Manager - R. Kelchner Coach - S. Wood THE PLAINS A COMMUNITY OF HOMES WHERE PEOPLE WORK AND PLAY, WORSHIP AND PRAY, AND SEEK TO LIVE AT PEACE WITH THEIR FELLOW MEN. A COMMUNITY OF CHURCHES WHERE THE WORSHIP OF GOD IS A DAILY OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMUNION AND NOT JUST A WEEKLY OCCASION FOR FELLOWSHIP. A COMMUNITY OF CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS BROUGHT CLOSER TOGETHER BY THEIR LOVING OBSERVANCE OF THE GOLIEN RULE EACH DAY. HOME SWEET HOME - The Meek Family - NYE CHEVROLET CO, HZLSONYILLS CHEVROLET ATHENS OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICES OLDSMOBILE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE NELSON VILLI PHONE 580 ATHENS PHONE 26529 COMPLIMENTS OT EMORY1S BEAUMONT JUNCTION COMPLIMENTS 07 BAKER AND STAUFFER YOUR HOME DECORATING STORE PHONE 31772 74 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 07 CORNWELL AID COMPANY ATHENS JEWELERS SINCE 1869 PHONE 23021 ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 01 SYLVANIA RAIDS© AND ELECTRIC NKLSQNYILLE, OHIO TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST QUICK'S OF COUSE PHONE 31757 ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 01 BUTCHES ROUTE 33 PHONE 31555 260 RICHLAND AVENUE ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 07 IMPERIAL ICE CREAM GIBSON'S MOBIL SERVICl CABS WASHED POLISHED AND GREASED PHONE 31391 46-48 N. LANCASTER ST. ATHENS, OHIO W.B. CABLE VACUUM CLEANER SALES AND SERVICE COMPACT AIR-WAY SANITIZQR THE ATHENS ICE AND STORAGE CO. 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COMPLEMENTS OP JACKS FAMILY SHOE STORE 18 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, OHIO SCHOOL SUPPLIES, LADIES SPORTSWEAR GIFTS, OFFICE SUPPLIES LOGANS AT THE GATE OP THE CAMPUS PHOHE 31708 ATHENS, OHIO PHONE 31578 HOTEL BERRY PHONE 31 7 SOBTHERTON1S BEAUTY ACADAKET STARTING- LAV-JUNE-JULY ENROLL NOW ATHENS, OHIO ATHENS, OHIO PHONE 31978 PHONE 31553 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE SNYDER S SHELL SERVICE ASK FOR MIKE, KENNY OR CLIFF ATHENS COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ATHENS, OHIO ATHENS, OHIO HUFFMAN TRANSPORTION SERVICE STORAGE CRATING FOR COMPLETE NATION WIDE MOVING SERVICE PACKING SHIPPING DIAL 31414 77 V. UNION ATHENS, OHIO HARTMAN TRACTOR SALES BEAVER 4 WHEEL GARDEN TRACTORS GOOD NO. 6 LUMP AND STOKER COAL THE PLAINS, OHIO SUNNTRANX GREENHOUSE PLANTS-CUT FLOWERS AlfD FUNERAL DESIGNS PHONE 31615 252 S. STATS ST. ATHENS, OHIO MANSFIELDS KOTOR SERVICE CARBURETOR you? PENHZOIL] IGNITION CORNER STATE AND CARPENTER ST. PHONE 24052 ATHENS, OHIO WILSON BROTHERS DU PONT PAINTS RECAPPING AND VULCANI ZING PHONE 21814 NELSONVILLE, OHIO PARKER TIRE SHOP TUBES AND BATTERIES DISTRIBUTORS OF LEE TIRES ATHENS, OHIO GARAGE LUNCH USED PARTS PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE ATHENS 31880 NELSONVILLE 996 TAXI VARSITY CAB RADIO CAB PHONE 31636 19 E. WASHINGTON ST, ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OP JULY'S RESTAURANT PHONE 31871 ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OP 1540 X.C. W.A.T.H. THE FAMILY STATION 1000 WATTS PHONE 31360 COMPLIMENTS OP ATHENS, OHIO SHARPP S PHONE 5-1016 -I . 9 Zx ATHENS, OHIO COMPLIMENTS 07 PHONE 31961 COMPLIMENTS OF ATHENS, OHIO PHONE 21053 ATHENS, OHIO STANLEY'S SHOE STOHE 18 SOUTH COURT STREET ATHENS, OHIO C. STANLEY MZCHEM AUTO SUPPLIES SHELL SERVICE STATION TOM KARCIKEO PHONE 2295 THE PLAINS, OHIO % N WILLIAM A. MECHEM THE CLINE PHARMACY CO. THE HEXALL STORE PHONE 31721 ATHENS, OHIO COMPLEMENTS 01 ELACKMORE S RESTAURANT LISTEN beckley's FEATURING--- UNIVERSITY TOWN AND UNDERGRADE CLOTHES CROSBY SQUARE SHOES AND ARROW SHIRTS AND TIES ATHENS, OHIO PHONE 31605 ATHENS, OHIO ioosiim Ernie1e Jewelry, Nelsonville And Athens, Ohio T.V, Welland Jewelry, Logan, Ohio Luckoff'6 Clothing Store, Logan, Ohio Union Clothing Company, Logan, Ohio Hu.be Mender's Oarage, Nelsonville, Ohio 50-50 Drive Inn, Athens, Ohio Varsity Theatre, Athens, Ohio Ideal Restaurant, Athens, Ohio Stadium Restaurant, Athens, Ohio E. K. Jones Market, Athens, Ohio Roger Dean, Athens, Ohio Parks Music and Appliance, Nelsonville, Ohio Tayto Potato Chips, Athens, Ohio Humphrey's Studio and Camera Shop, Logan, Ohio Yaw Appliance and Auto Supply, Athens, Ohio French Shop, 14 South Court St., Athene, Ohio McBride's Food Market, Athens, Ohio Williams and Ley Barber Shop, Athens, Ohio W. B. Drake Jeweler, Athens, Ohio Kyle 6 Shop for Ken, Athens, Ohio Rilla's Dress Shop, Athens, Ohio Nelsonville Auto Supply, Athens, Ohio Spot Restaurant, Nelsonville, Ohio Jewell's Grocery, -Athens, Ohio Ralph Perry George Weisenback, The Plains, Ohio Carpenter Hardware, Nelsonville, Chio S. E. 0. Egg Auctions Assn., Nelsonville Lomax and Bell, Athens, Chio C. E. White, Florist, Nelsonville, Ohio Athens Pharmacy, Athens, Ohio C. D. Heck Co., Athens, Ohio New York Coal Co., Chauncey, Ohio Charles Russell, Texaco, Chauncey, Ohio James McCall an. Barber Shop, Chauncey, Ohio Henry and Son, Chauncey, Ohio Carlos H. Cameron, Insurance Agency, Athens, Ohio Charlie Beard, The Plains, Ohio Don Shafer, Athens, Ohio Bill Snow, Athens, Ohio Robert Burson, Shade, Ohio Gerald McHarg, Hie Plains, Ohio The Athens Diner, Athens, Ohio Mechem's Shoe Store, Athens, Ohio Dr. V. W, Patton, Athens, Ohio Thomas E. Talbert, U. Fred Fisher, Athens, Ohio Carl Roberts, Athens, “V' iv .gfe «l s Jk .V 3xv -