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

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1953 volume:

Sponsored By There, in his noisy mansion, skill'd to rile, The village master taught his little school; Pull well they laugh'd, with counterfeited glee. At all his Jokes, for many a Joke had he; Pull well the busy whisper, circlin. round. Convey'd the dismal tidings when he frown'd. hut his smiles were much the more frequent than his frowns, and we know that Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us • Footprints on the sand of time. Kr. 'Wood, we affectionately ded'cete our book and shall endeavor to follow your grand ex- BOB WILSON'S STUDIO AND Nelsonville, Ohio ■' ........ . DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1953, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Nr. Narion E. 'Wood. He, who has been so very helpful and kind to us during our Senior year; also, throughout the Soohomore and Junior years at The Plains High School. ? FACULTY School faculty: front Kow, left to r Beryl Cone. Second Row, Marlon Wood, rht, Louise Diver, Anna Rose, Adda Maccombs, Richard Shoemaker imiiujiiuiiwf Superintendent iHerman 'N. Humphrey NEAL'S fLORIST Athens, Ohio ACME DRY CLEANERS Athens, Ohio Sponsored By 4 Yearbook Staff Shirley Tinkham, Grace Thompson, Bernle Boyer David Wilson, Ralph Goldsberry, Coulter Meek GOLDSBEHRY AND SWAIM f NDAj(D O L ; BULK . PLANT Athens, Ohio Sponsored By fmmwm jJZNXnXK | Student Council XKSHSKSMXKSKSKSHSMKMSKSKSMSKSKSKSM Student Council: Naomi Rowan, News Reporter; Eugene 1ovotni, Vice President; David Wilson, President; Carl Michael, Secretary. MXMXMXMXMSMXegSMXMSMXMSMgMiiNS N |i ml Annual Staff § E. Sinter, G. R. Shafer, Vrs. Emma Oaf.e . Kurohrey, D. ton, R. Calendine The five are surelp frl the cor. r.unlty. ns who rake np our boar' : of educ ic ool. hey are th think the choice 9 mo3t fortunate t e hands of sue:-. capa:le people, ihey, with their fine attitudes tewar. scr.ool --re lens, make It osslrle for us to have many advantr..-e3 not U3ual in our t pe of school. ..e thank them for ell the fine thinrs that they :Io for U3, ar.d wish then ell t: e best of luck. HATH Athens, Ohio Compliments Of Nye Chevrolet Athena, 0. A Friend OUR CUSTODIANS '.Ye are very pleased to have our school plant in the care of two such capable and reliable nen as Mr. Harrison Davies and Mr. William Li ett. They r the entire place in shl a tape. hr. Davies Is as familiar to us as the school house itself. Y.'e ju3t could not et alchr, without him. r. Li -eti has roved .imself a fine assis- tant to hr. Davies, a valuable man around the school, .e than: these two fine r.en for all the wonderful service which they so freely give. Thanks to you, Mr. Davies and Mr. Liggett. 8 DEitn ISON, SERVICE STATION The Plains, Ohio IMPERIAL ICE CREAM Athens, Ohio Sponsored By : WANDA DANIEL Girl's Glee Club 2-3-4 Glee Club President 4 A Cappella 2-3-4 P. H. A. 2-3-4 Cheerleader 4 Senior Double Quartet 4 DAVID TURRILL Football 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Auto Club 4 Class Committee 3-4 HAZEL LOVSEY F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Girl's Glee Club 1-2-3-4 A Cappella 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Class Officer 3 DAVID WILSON Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Student Council Pres, Annual Staff 4 Vocal Music 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 MARY MCKEE F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Girl's Glee Club 3- Chrlstmas Play 4 Easter Play 3 fjj Class Officer 3-4 Senior Play 4 COULTER MEEK Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Music 2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 SHAHRON LEE Girl's Glee Club 2-3 Mixed Chorus 3 F. H. A. Christmas Play 4 Junior Play 4 Senior Play 4 JB;V- IL' a RALPH GOLDSBERRY Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 4 Christmas Play 4 Auto Club 4 THELMA SECOY F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Government Debate 4 BERNIE BOYER Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class President 3 Senior Play 4 Auto Club 4 HUFFMAN Athens, Tfissm Ohio Sponsored By STRA.VN PLUMBING CO. Athens, Ohio „j GRACIE Thompson F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Class President 4 Vocal Music 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Senior Double Quartet 4 GEORGE BURDETTE JR. Football 3-4 Baseball 2-3 Boy's Glee Club 4 A Cappella 4 Senior Double Quartet 4 Senior Play 4 SHIRLEY TINKHAM F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 4 Latin Club 1-2 Vocal Music 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 ATHENS HOME TELEPHONE CC. Athena, Ohio BUFFINGTON SHELL SERVIC Athens, Ohio Sponsored By ...— M GENE SHARPE Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball i-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music 3-4 Senior Double Quartet 4 Senior Play 4 ALV.A JEAN LAFCLLETTE F. H. A. 2-3-4 Girl's Glee Club 1-2- A Cappella 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 4 Christmas Play 4 Class Committee 3-4 11 GORDON KIvOV.LTOK MARIAN SEKNAnD COLUMBOS SOUTHEHN t ELECTRIC Athena. Sponsored By CTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Athens, Ohio Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Christmas Play 4 Senior Play 4 JO ANN HOLLANDSWORTH Vocal Music 2-3-4 Senior Double 'Quartet F. H. A. 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Girl’s Sextet 3 JOHN CANALE Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Baseball 3 Easter Play 3 Auto Club 4 Class Committee 3 A Cappella 1-2-3-4 Girl’s Glee Club 1-2- Band 3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3 Essay Contest 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Football 2 Christmas Play 4 Senior Play 4 Class Committee 3-4 Christmas Committee 3 3 CHARLES CULLISON THEO JOHNSON Athena, Ohio NELSONVILLE TRIBUNE Nelsonville, Ohio Sponsored By GENE NOVOTNI Boy's Glee Club 1-2-3-4 A Cappella 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Student Body Officer 4 Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4 RONNIE KINNISON Christmas Play 4 Senior Play 4 Easter Play 3 Football 3 Auto Club 4 Class Committee 3-4 TOM MAKCINKO 3and 1-2-3-4 Library Club 3 Boy's Glee Club 4 A Cappella 4 senior Double Quartet Auto Club 3-4 13 W WTWT TfTTTTpffFT MSX3MXMXMSHXMXMXMXMXMXMXMX! 1 Class History THIS HAPPENED TO US In the yea r 1941, we started In the first grade at The Plains School with Miss Annie Gochanauer as our teacher. This year, we msde flower boxes for our mothers, and calenders for our fathers. We had 8 play house that year, too, and the girls had dolls with which to play. The second grade was our Indian year. We made a teepee and studied about Indians. The teepee wes like a play house. That's when the girls began to gossipj In the third grade, we went in for cowboys and dramatics. Since Tom Marcinko and Eruce Humphrey had ponies, we went to play at their homes. We gave a play and it was a great success at PTA, This year. Gene Sharpe was hit with a car and we all made books for him and went to visit him. In the fourth grade, Miss Cooper was our teacher. She read Vary in the Secret Garden to us. The children that didn't miss any schooT got to go to Visa Cooper's for a party after school. That year, we also gave 8 tea for the sixth graders. In fifth grade. Miss Elliot was our teacher. We had a store to sell school supplies. We gave puppet shows and had a May Dance. We took a trip to Marietta to the museum. Our last year was a big yesr for us. W’e made maps and wrote more stories. We published a newspaper, and visited the high school. At the end of the year, we had Children's Day, and a doll show. The fourth grade gave us a tea and we had a grad- uation ceremony in the high school building. The high school Invited us to a pep meeting and an award day program. During our first year in high school, we had Mrs. Rose for a teacher. We learned soon how to be quiet and not to borrow things. We had a picnic at the fair grounds. The girls had a basketball g8me and a tumbling act. We sold seeds and homemade candy to make money. With Miss Cone as our teacher, we gave a tea for the officers. We gave a play, The Knave of Hearts. The high point of this year was our graduation Into high school. When we entered the ninth grade, we were really members of high school. The girls Joined FHA and all of us became members of other clubs. We sang in glee club, and some of us became members of the band. We gave assemblies ourselves and got some awards on award day. 3y now, we were taking part in all the school activities 8nd we were trying hard to earn money for our senior trip and other expenses. In the eleventh grsde, Mr. Wood was our homeroom teacher again. We got our class rings thst year, gave a Christmas pro- gram, and g8ve a banquet for the seniors. ATHENS BUILDING MATS JOHN SLATER and SON BUCK AUTO SUPPLY OHIO POOD MARKET Sponsored By 14 Our big year at last. We entered the senior class with Mr. Wood as our advisor once again. We began on our yearbook, and we went out to sell ads. We ordered Christmas cards and hats, and had shirts to sell also. Three senior girls were elected cheerleaders; they, and the senior boy3 saw their last days in high school sports. Busy? We just flew through our lest successful year! One thing we enjoyed most was advertising for our yearbook. We had a lot of fun asking for donations, and we also did a lot of giggling. To top all that off, we had a big dinner with everything we wanted to eat. We ate candy and peanuts; until, when dinner time came, none of us were hungry, but we did a good Job of eating just the same. We have worked and played together for a long time. Now, here we are spending our last year together, and writing our iast class paper and yearbook. We plan to do many things this year. Money for the class has to be earned in some way, and our work has to be turned in before we receive our final high school diploma. That's what we have been looking forward to for twelve long years 1 We look forward to getting our diploma and wearing the class colors, scarlet and gray, and marching to the stage for our last time. We wish to thank all the teachers who have helped us through school. Most of all we wish to thank our mothers and dads who paid our expenses through our school years. And, we hope espec- ially to be able to live up to the fine expectations that all our friends and teachers have for us. i J 15 K Class Prophecy i 111 nrmmi MSHKHSMSSraKSXSXSM: RKXKXKl� fc-R RKKKXKRKXHRiiRKXKRfcRMSKKK WHAT'S TO COME OF IT ALL Dave Wilson is a very lucky guy. He Is married and has a family which are all brilliant except one, Dave, Junior. He thinks he is a big wheel because his head looks like a hub cap. Bernie Boyer is running a 2,000 acre wheat farm in Kansas. Now he doesn't have to skip school at planting and harvest time George Burdette and his wife. Grade Thompson, are in the pork and beef business. Gracie eats like a porker all day, and George beefs all night. Gene Sharpe used to be our star football player Now, at the age of 32, he's All Universe fullback and is still throwing posies at the girls. Tom Marcinko's '36 Ford ha3 sprouted wings and he is flying to and from the moon and his daily passenger is Anna Bell Stanley. Coulter Meek, the treasurer of the ' 53 seniors, is now owner of the Meek I, Meek II, and Meek III and Sons Bank at The Plains. But the boss of the family is really the wife, the former Pat Shrieves. Sharron Lee, star of the stage, screen, and radio is making a personal appearance at the fabulous B and N Cafe in Raleigh, North Carolina. Wanda Daniel, the beat singer in our class, is tutor to Margaret Truman, giving her singing lessons. Remember Thelma Secoy's speeches she used to make in class? Now she is a woman senator. P. S. She beat Taft in the recent election. Dave Turrill, one of our champion sleepers (in class) is now using his energy as Governor of Ohio. He is running for President on the Democrat ticket. Looks like Ike doesn't have much chance this year. Eugene Novotni, after retiring as head of Woolworth and Company, is working as a clown in a circus In his leisure time. Charles Cullison, our undefeated wrestler of the class of '53, has just defeated Lou Thez to gain the World's Wrestling Crown. Ralph, the ladles man Qoldsberry Is In the distilling business down in the mountains of Kentucky. P. S. Ralph's rates are 8 a gallon. Gordon Knowlton 1s now owner of Gordon's Hash House. Bob Blackmore Is washing dishes for him. My, isn't that a coincidenceJ1 There's Hazel Lovesy with one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,----eight-nine, oops, I'm sorry. She has six neighbor children with her. She Is now Mrs. Robert McGee. Alma LaPollette, our tumbling expert, has Just tumbled head over heels in love with the mystery man. Alma please tell us who the mystery man lsl Well, I see Shirley Tlnkham is still flying around— as a TWA airline hostess. Mary Ellen McKee is still working at Altmans. She now models dresses and has a car, one to match each dress. Boyl Hasn't she been successful!I To fulfill his childhood ambition, John Canale is a grease monkey. He is working for Don Platt who took his pa's place. Jo Ann Smith, the little girl who pestered the seniors, is now pestering her husband. The poor guy, I feel for him. Last and least, Mr. Wood is now in the rest home, and has been ever since 1953 We can't Imagine what happened! We couldn't have worried him that much, so he must be broken hearted. We miss him too. £ I, Grade Thompson, will my Job as president of the Senior Class to Barbara Mason, Well, Barbara, you'll have to work to keep up with Grade. I, Jo Ann Smith Hollandsworth, will my ability to get along with people to Lula Finnearty. Now, Lula, you'll really get along. We, the seniors, will all our giggling to Miss Diver. May you have as much fun with the Seniors next year. I, Bernie Boyer, will my ability to get along with girls to Sam Skinner. Now, Sam, you'll get along. I, Alma LaFollette, will my boy friends at Chauncey to Evelyn Jones. Wld especially. Evelyn, you'll get around now. I, Dave Turri 11, will my hot rod to Wendell Calendine. Wendell, you'll get to Athens on time from now on, we hope. I, Sharron Lee, will my noisy ways to Nancy Parsons. Now, Nancy, let's hear from you. I, Tom Marcinko, will my hot rod to Jiggsy Brown. Jiggsy, you'll take Mary Talbert for hot rides we know. So long, Mary. I, Gene Sharpe, will all my time spent back in Chauncey alleys to Gene McDonald. Now, Gene, we are sure you won't get lost taking Wanda home. We, the seniors, will Miss Baker our abilities to sing. Now, Miss Baker, watch for us on TV. I, Marion Bernard, will my Marilyn Monroe looks to Shirley Sofronko. Now, Shirley, you can hold Jim. I, John Canale, will my hot rod books to Lard Platt. All right. Lard, don't get too hot and burn up the road. HILLAS DKESS SHOP HOME KESTUhANT ] I, Mr. Wood, will 11 my chewing gum paper and broken pencils to the next senior teacher. Let's hope she doesn't have to pick them up every night. I, Eugene Novotnl, will my ability to dance to Carl Michael. Now, Boley, let's see you cut a rug. We, the seniors, will Miss Cone our broken needles and thread and the boys their ability to coax candy out of her. You'll miss us. Miss Cone. I, Shirley Beth Tinkham, will my ability to dance like Little Egypt to Patty Shrieves. The shape that shook The Plains shall shake it still. I Coulter Meek will my place in the Boys' Quartet to Richard Stanley. Now, Richard, you can sing in the quartet as well as play football. We, the seniors, will Mr. Humphrey all our chewing gum chewed in study hall. You had better watch closely, Mr. Humphrey. I, Charles Cullison, will my quiet ways to Ronnie Way. Ronnie, let's see you use some of them; it will be to your advantage. I, Hazel Lovesy, will my abilities to cut a rug to Janet Howard. Now, Janet, I hope they make you pay for it. I, Thelma Secoy, will my long hair to Jeanne Bryan. You won't have to wait for yours to grow now, Jeanne. I, Ronnie Kenninson, will my girls in Athens to Dale Goldsberry. Now, Dale, you don't have to rob the cradles on The Plains. I, Mary Ellen McKee, refuse to will Leroy to anyone. He's all mine girls. Sorryi I, George Burdette, will my refrigerator to Jim Vessalo. Jim, you can really keep cool with that. I, Gordon Knolton will my telephone (which was disconnected) to Gene McDonald. That's how it is when you are a ladies man. I, Ralph Ooldsberry, will my Job of chauffeuring the queen to anyone who wants it. I hope they enjoy it as much as he did. I, Wanda Daniels, will my rides home with Tom Marcinko to Vary Coon. Now, Mary, you won't get cold. I, Dave Wilson, will my arguing ability to Don Poston. Don, do see Dave and get some pointers on this particular gift. I, Betty Perry, will my curly hair to Eileen Perry. Now, Eileen, Jo Ann won't have to curl yours for you. We, the seniors, leave Mrs. MaccombB all our old math books. We, the seniors, leave Mrs. Rose our good behavior. I bet she's tickled. I GOOD-BYE AND HELLO 1 Soon I shall lay my books away, and tears will fill my eyes. My heart will be so full of school- days’ end and sad goodbyes. I pick life's jewelled-mlrror up, and In Its depths I see. The past and all the golden hours that It has brought to me. 2 In gay procession come my friends and school mates true and dear. And all the jolly times we had throughout the happy year. And next my teachers come to view. How kind they were to me. How much they helped with lessons, too, each day, so patiently. 5 Those happy days are past and gone, but still why should I cry? Somewhere upon life's silver wave We'll meet, my friends and I. For soon we'll all be sailing toward horizons far and new. As merrily our white ships pass I'll wave Hello to you. 4 Within life's Jewelled mirror, now, I watch my friends go by. And think of all the happy days, Recall them with a sigh. But I'll hold back the tears, because, I know there'll come a day We'll meet and greet and find the Joys we thought had flown away. By Betty Perry JUNIORS DOWLER FERGUSON HUGES VAC'S THRIFTY SHOP Sponsored By SOPHOMORES: First Row, R. Hanning, C. Davis, J. DePue, B. Culllson, H. Rowan, J. Howard, G. Mackie, D. Platt, G, Talbert, L. Lenigar. Second — Row, H. Heir.ry, C. Dunfee, B. Lovsey, H, Poston, K. See, K. Keeton, J. K emote; D. Goldsberry, J. dharpe, R. Shafer. Third How, B. Finnearty, R. Keeton,- R. Hook, B. McGee, E. Pickett, E. Graham, G. Tope, B. Bails, R. McCoy, J. Beard. Fourth How, W. Campbell, S. Skinner, J. Way, L. Mourn, T. Metcalf), B. Horn, M. Phillips, M: Wilson, M. Rupe, W. Frost. NgHSMZEHSXSMSHSMSMgMSMSMXMSrSS I FRESHMEN S N M ZMmKSKSNSMSHSHSKXMSKSKXKZK O r a 0 0 0.0 n7 fK (Vn 'll a rv 1 A t A n r ' o On n o r •ai. FRESHMAK: First Row, D. Metcalf, R. Kelchner, A. Kittle, F. Riffle, R. Howard, G. Webb, B. Rutter, J. Stage, N. Wright, V. KcHarg, J. Vessalol Second Row, C. Thompson, Z. Phillips, 7F. Keirns, H. Dicken, R. Keeton, - i A. Powell, J. Lee, G. Kempton, M. Coon, F. Burdette. Third Row, P. Bryanill C. Stanley, f. Talbert, W. Brooks, E. Miller, J. Carsey, C. Mackie, '1 R. Talbert, S. Canale, N. Hawk. wl 1st row: C. Tope; R. Frost; N. Cochran; D. Platt; M. Williams; R. Adams; C. Carsey. 2nd row: R. Brooks; D. Adams; B. V.ackie; C. Gates; J. Dickens; R. Dowler; J. Smathers. 3rd row: W. Charney; J. Wilson; J. Rutter; P. Cain; D. Porter; D. McDonald; R. Flnnearty. 4th row: N. Riley; G. Johnson; E. Perry; D. Channel J. Stover; D. Brown; R. Kittle. 5th row: G. McCoy; S. Kovalick; E. HcKnabb; S. Lovsey; S. Tipple; J. Johnson. Aon 1st row: B. See; L. Thompson; J. Thompson; T. Newlun; B. Stalder; J. Nichols; D. Yoho. 2nd row: C. Burdette; V. Keeton; W. Perry; T. Carsey; D. Eook; P. Ewing; W. Williams. 3rd row: D. Thompson; C. Lee; B. Stalder; L. Perry; R. Porter; D. Pickett; B. 3eckley. 4th row: S. Poston; J. Bums; M. Flnnearty; K. Adams; N. Horn; S. McDonald; M. Sharpe. 5th row; S. McDonald; J. Brooks; K. Murphy. MSMSMZHSHXHSXSHSHSMSSilKHSMS I Seventh Qradet VMXMKMXItazaaSIflXMJtMXMXN XMX t£ Si td St M ■BAQA9 a -4 11 ' ' 1� o Q o 5 A o • o - i ffo. ' A iiil£ l' '� ■ 5 Q O o r o « A-A ' . -' .■iVj. ' f)AOf)n •-m y.- 25 %3i i9i a so. FIFTH GRADE: M. Kittle, D, Adams, Eibberi, J. Six, Davis R. Carsey, L. Pickett, . Perry, T. .' 'al'urn, o. Cumson, a. Pickrnn T T? a � Q a a D nj i n _ a — ’ ifth row--. ..a]raven, E. Hornsby, H. S ith, T. Graven, J. Ve3salo, P. Nichol,K. hetstone, S. Rutter, R. Schoonover, R. Bryan, S. Alton. NS� 8MSMS� � SS4SNS9SSNSMSCGSll92Mi x _ t s M £ S M tNXIIXlIXMlXNXHXNXNXNKtfmXCfKWmf Sixth Qrade AstfsJ s a 1 SIXTH GRADE: C. Thompson, J. Lonas, L. Pell, J. Pan iu . . ' . J. Tipton, S. Durfee, K. Cochran, T. Cade, M. Bryan. Second Row, C. Carsev, 0. Phillins, N. Hawk, B. Gilbert, S. Sharpe, J. McDonald, S. McKibben, J. Bails, B. «illiams, M. DePue. Third “ow, li. Eddy, S. Shafer, T. Williams, L. Murphy, J. ee, C. Rowland, P. Burdette, M. ilson, E. Lee, A. Stanley. Fourth Row, J. Buffington, A. Canale, C. Woods, L. McAllister, J. Stalder, T. Bumgardner, R. Ullehney, Glass, R. Ullehney. Vi BENNETTS MLDECKS Sponsored y BUCKEYE CORNWELLS 26 I Third Qradc ft ft j 1 •- , _ r rr . tm 5|Ji 9 THIRD GRAlu: J. Vessalo, P. Eddie, V. Lovse , V. Jenson, G J. Buffington, 0. Horn, R. Gilbert, ”. Gates, R. Scott. So ■ . Pickett, . S; itk, •• Cuirr lncis, I. are, R. Yetenlf. T. McRnrg, cond row- Petcalf, I. Vurphey, r - - — ' ■“ O 7 line, . Rally, —. fcGibben, S. Thompson. Third row-F. “ourn. VcCallister, r. YoCoy, A. be� eese, J. Yoho, P. -ddv, F. nvis, I. See, J. -ryar. fourth row- . Poston, S. bowler, J. Corsev, L. Graham, J. Brickies, E. Ienagar, C. Gabriel, J. Hackle, J . Smith. Fourth Qradc ft A ft j J iS 11 ft ft 0.1’ASf. 4 vi FOTRTF GRADE: P. Cochran, P. Jones, B. T'-ompson, G. Phillips, S. Tinkhara, T. See G. pill, p. Phillips, R. Hartman, T. Kovaicik. i I Second row-L. Hook, 3. DePue, D. McDonald, K. Harvoy, A. .' c-'illiamsl, I T . Cienaenin, E. Sharpe, D. Hi ley, D. Radford, C. eeton. Third row-D. Channell, b. Kanento, Riley, b. cCray, c. curlock, “. 'i’ablert, ‘«are, J. J urfee, F. Lovsey, M. Secoy. Fourth row- «I C. Cade, P. Kempton, L. Lee, C. Tinkham, S. Smith, Yurphy, S. 13uf i in ton, T. Thomas, Sr at: ers, J. mails. 27 ________dite. Q- fL ci e n « aoa o2 a iJi ii i -.j. ; ,1 n m FIRST GRADE: J. Gilbert, N. Lonas, J. Glass, R. Meeks, M. Hickman, H. Gilkey, D. Adams, B. Riley, B. Smith, P. Hooper, P. Carsey, C. Davis,Jr., J. Lucas. Second Row, L. Dicken, G. Alton, K. McCray, E. Williams, B. Kempton, R. Hornsby, P. Winner, C. Stiles, R. Bumgardner, B. Bradley, D. McAllister, J. Boyd, S. Smith. Third Row, C. Wallace, S. handling, J. Stage, D. Shanklin, R. Phillips, J. Michael, R. Nlda, R. Clendenin, G. McGraner, W. Gilkey, F. talder, H. Ervin, Fourth ftow, S. Ware, R. Lee, C. Thompson, M. Hartman, B. Stanley, L. Bailey, S. Reed, W. Carsey, H. Gilkey, J. Sharp, R. Cullison, P. Smith. MSHSHS� S� SMSKISe4S� 3MSIMaMSMSKIS H _ . __ „ K i Second Qrade I n ■ y % 2 o % A. .4 % Qj (f 1 1 A «• «% jkM SECOND CKADE: J. Kelly, S. McMahon, D. Porter, K. Goldsberry, W. Wharton, J. Mackie, G. Stanley, D. Lovsey. Second Row, C. Brickl R. Tippie, C. Perry, H. Carsey, L. Brooks, F. Walraven, L. Hanning, W. Sheridan. Third Row, D. Davis, L. Riley, A. Hickman, B. Cullison B. Soon, L. McWilliams, G. Carr, 0. Kisor. Fourth Row, M. Krivesti, •J. Adams, M. Bails, D. ‘Vandllng, M. Lee, S. Nichols, J. Kelly. esi Sponsored By ifrll - 28 ATHENS FLOWER SHOP KASLER'S DAIRY mmmtk Band: Front Row, left to right, S. Poston, M. Webb, C. Michael, L. Flnnearty, J. Howard, P. Shrleves. Second «ow, M. Williams, R. Dlinchney, P. Bryan, J. Hollensworth, R. Kittle, S. Tinkham, M. Talbert, D. Hook. Third Row, B. Mackie, D. Goldsberry, B. Culllson, J. Bryan, J. Tipton, E. Graham, T. Marclnko, J. Hanning. Fourth Row, C. Mackie, D. McDonald, R. Howard, B. Lovsey, S. LeMaster, B. McGee, H. Rowan, R. Rorick. Fifth Row, S. Skinner, M. See, S. McDonald, G. Tope, A. Kittle, D. Thompson, S. McDonald, S. Stauffer. Sixth Row, B. Horn, L. McAllister, D. Porter, H. Hemry, R. Ulinchney, R. Keeton, R. Way. A cappella, combined selected group from girl's and boy's glee clubs, -i PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. .33. Athens, Ohio The Plains, Ohio Sponsored B Boy'a Glee Club: Front Row, left to right, G. Knov lton, G, Sharpe, D. Wilson, G. McBride, C. Michael, C. Meek, 0. Burdette, T. Marclnko, Second Row, R. Shafer, B. Hanning, J. Beard, . Frost, S. Skinner, W. Kelrna, J. Stage, G. Webb, C. Thompson. Third Row, B. Tope, h. Rowan, R. Way, J. Kempton McBKSS Sponsored By Athens, Ohio Girl's Glee Club: Front row, left to right, E. Jones, J. .illiams, C. Potts, G. Thompson, J. Smith, A. LaFollett, S. Tlnkham, • Daniel, N. Rowan, J. Bryan, T. Secoy, H. Lovsey, S. Sofronko, S. Slater, B. Mason. Second Row, R. Howard, G. Murphy, J. Way, H. Hemry, B. McGee,.J. Howard, C. Davis, W. Campbell, B. Lovsey, E. Graham, B. Culllson, R. Keeton, M. See, S. Stauffer, C. Mackle, M. Talbert, N. Wright, P. Shrleves, M. Webb, E. Miller. Third Row, P. Bryan, T. Metcalf, V. McHarg, M. Coon, A. Kittle, J. Lee, N. Hawk, N. Dlck- F. Berdette, B. Rutter, J. Sharpe, F. Hanning, M. Phillips, en Z. Phillips, D. Metcalf, S. Canale, G. Talbert, M. Rupe. 31 V . sextette: L. Graham, J. Howard, B. McGee, C. Davis, B. Lovsey .. See, S. Stauffer Compliments Of A Friend [lining Triple Trio: D. toetcalf, M. Coon, A. Kittle, F. Bryan, B. Kutter, S. Howard, N. Aright, to. Talbert, C. toackle, Z. Phillips FHA Club Officers: Shirley Beth Tinkham, president; Grace Thompson, secretary; Barbara Mason, parliamentarian; Lula Finnearty, historian Miss Beryl Cone, adviser; Sarah Slater, treasurer; Naomi Rowan, business manager; Jean Bryan, news reporter; Wanda Daniel, vice president. Sponsored By JAGERS FUNERAL HOME Athens, Ohio FHA Club: Letter F, B. Mason, S. Slater, J. Bryan, S. Tinkham, W. Daniel, G. Thompson, N. Rowan, A. Kittle, C. Mackie, N. Hawk, J. Lee, P. Bryan, T. Secoy. Letter H, S. Rutter, L. Finnearty, B. McGee, J. Howard, M. Talbert, M. Coon, S. Metcalf, B. Lovsey, Miss Beryl Cone, C. Davis, H. Lovsey, B. Rutter, M. See, S. Stauffer, N. Dicken, S. Canale, V. McHarg. Letter A, T. Metcalf, E. Miller, F. Hanning, M. Rupe, G. Talbert, M. Webb, P. Shrieves, M. Phillips, ill W. Campbell, C. Potts, J. Williams, J. Way, F. Burdette, G. Murphy, ■ N. Wright, J. Hollensworth, R. Howard, S. Sofronko a a 33 BLACKMORES RESTURA. Latin Club: Front Row, left to right, E. Granam, B. Cullison, M. Wilson, R. Keeton, G. Tope. Second Row, D. Platt, J. Sharpe, H. Kemry, E. Pickett, L. Lenlgar, B. Finnearty, J. DePue, D. Goldsberry, Mrs. Maccombs. Last Row, B. Horn, R. Hook, J. Beard, J. Kempton, S. LeMaster. 1 CARNIVAL 1 N N jKMgMgMgHgMSNaMgMKMgMSHSHgMgK FAIRVEIW DRIVE-IN Athena, Ohio mm...... Athens, Ohio Sponsored By HOMECOMIN Q The 1952 Homecoming iueen, Naomi Rowan, and her attendente. Sarah Slater and Shirley Tinkham rode onto the field in a convertible driven by Ralph Goldsberry. The queen and her attendente were dreseed in pastel formale of pink, green. and yellow with white acessories. Escorts David Wilson, Leroy Hashman, and Gary McBride, met the queen and her court and escorted them to the center of a crown formation presented by the band. Captain, Gene Sharpe, presented yellow and white mums tied in the school colors of blue and gold, to the queen and her attendents and attempted a Good Luck kiss The band presented a Homecoming show and the football team won the game over Rutland 33-19 Sponsored By 36 TOM MARCINKO The Plains, Oh WAKEFIELDS Athens, Ohio CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders newly elected this year are Patty Shrieves, a Junior, Wanda Daniel, Alma LaFollette, and Shirley Tlnkhara, Seniors. Their uniforms are blue skirts and new blue and gold Jackets. These cheerleaders Introduced several new cheers this year and have tried to keep things peped up. Their mascot is Little Joe , an autograph hound. Ke goes to all the games and ' has the names of all the players, teachers, cheering section, and the scores of all the football games written on him. JOHNNY JAMES 37 Sponsored By Athens, Ohio G. Knowlton G. Sharpe Wilson ATHENS ICE STORAGE Athens, Chin.... l.w. , Sponsored By FOOTBALL Football Squad: Front Row, left to right, E. Pickett, D. Brown, u. McDonald, H. Poston, J. Potts, D. Wilson, G. McBride. Second Row, B. Stalder, L. Hashman, R. Hanning, G. Sharpe, C. Meek, D. Poston, _________,i G. Burdette, C. Thompson, Coach, Marion Wood. Last Row, W. Brooks, R. Finnearty, A. Powell, G. Knowlton, J. Kemptor., J. Vessalo, M. Wllsci R. Hook, J. Beard. G. Burdette The Plains—13 The Plains--6 The Plains--60 The Plains—28 The Plains—33 The Plains—-0 The Plains—37 The Plains—86 Middleport--26 Nelsonville--6 Chester--14 Belpre--0 Rutland--19 Chauncey--34 McArthur—12 J-T--14 C. Meek SECOND PLACE WINNERS IN BUCKEYE LEAGUE 38 WHITE'S MILL Athena, Ohio SUNNY?ANK FLORIST Athens, Ohio Sponaored By BASKETBALL ; «SMZHZtlZNZKZMZMZKZHZKZHZKZMSKZ� 53M vrMe 13 14 .-a? Nfr- Darpos?onaSsetL«i1 Fr°?t f°Wl left t0 right C eek� B- Boyer, bem D Vnir! h L. Lenigar, J. Beard. Second Row, R.‘Golds- V . a fj 39 y=fc WC' WALSJtfORTH A a by WALSWORTK BROTH CHS Mo USA 41