Union Township High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (West Chester, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1949 volume:

Lr- DEDIC TIO We the seniors of the class of 1949 of Umon Township School wxsh to dedlcate thls annual to the school to the efforts made for better cltxzenshxp to the progress made toward equlppmg us to meet lxfes problems mtelhgently to the opportumtxes glven us by the modern methods of teachmg to the sports department for helpmg us to develop strong bodres and a sense of faxr play to the music department for the gams made toward appreclatlon of better muslc to the faculty for actmg as sponsors for our class actlvmes and as mstructors m our everyday classes THE SENIOR CLASS Improve Your Opportunities Great opportunities come to all but many do not know they have met them The only preparation to take advantage of them xs simple fidelity to what each day brings A E Dunning The greatness of our own country exemplifies what free people can do to a way of life that challenges yet serves mankind The Senior Class of 1949 will soon be meeting and making opportunities in new and different surroundings May their past years of school experiences better prepare them for success in their role of hvmg D RUSSEL LEE with opportunity. It becomes the responsibility of each generation to build FACULTY Mxss HAGGARD Government American Hzstory World Hzstory Vocational Guzd ance Mrss ENGLE Englzsh Lzterature Journalism and speech Advzser of Chester MR HILL Bzology Health Physzcal Edu catwn Coach Mrss S1M1soN Physczal Educatzon Home Eco nomzcs Health Miss Wr:s'r Grades 3 and 4 l ! . . . I D l - M . y . . y . -vb , Chatter. ! ! , - , . Mn DUCKWALL FACULTY Chermstry Ceneral Sczence Semor Math Algebra Plane Geometry Mrss WEISSINGER Grade 2 Mas SENOUR Seventh and Ezghth grade Mns Jomas Grades 1 and 2 Miss VAN PELT Grade 1 if ni FACUL Mns FARMER Grade 4 MR Wzsr Seventh and Ezghth grade Spon sor of Iota Tau 4 H First And Club Scout Orgamzatwn Mas Hum Grade 5 Mas Vmounlx Shorthand Typing Elementary Mxgic Chorus Band, Trzple Mn McConM1cK Agrzculture FFA sponsor Mas Mmmox Grade 3 MR TALBOTT Grade 6 MR LEE Superintendent. MOTTO: The Road called Toil Leads to the City Called Success l B COLORS Gray and Green FLOWER Wlute Carnation FXQ5 'mf 3 ..- CO2 Q-I L i f 7 x .UL Lf!! CLASS PROPHECY It has been ten years now smce I have seen any of my classmates of 49 so me myself and I thought we would take a tmp to a bug crty and boarded our tram early one mornmg nal and as we looked up we saw on another trxp she plans to travel city see lf we could locate some of our frxends We decxded to travel by tram. We as we wanted to get an early start We were hurrying through the tram terrnr MARY JO SUMMY hurrymg by with her luggage As usual she was off around the world After exchanglng a few words wlth her we left for the blg The tram moved slowly out of the statron and we were on our way We were on the tram several hours when the tram stopped m a small town for some repalrs on the engme We took thxs trme to exerclse our legs We got off the tram and dxscovered we were ln a small country commumty outsxde the c1ty l1m1ts and a beautlful country lt was there were some mce farms m the town all owned by wealthy farmers We found out that JUNIOR WICKE BILLY WIDMEYER EMMETT WILLIAMS and EUGENE PRATHER were owners of these enormous farms After talkmg wxth them awhlle we b1d them good bye wlth a promxse to spend summer vacatxon on thexr farms We boarded the tram once more and were agam on our way It was about noon when we reached our destx nation m the big city and we suddenly found we were hungry We headed for the nearest dmmg room As we entered the dmmg room we notlced our old friend GORDON SMITH Gordon told us he was a vetermarlan 1n the cxty and was takmg time off from hrs work for a bxte to eat he mvxted us to have lunch wrth hxm After lunch we We dec1ded smce thxs was such a large cxty that we would go to all the 1mportant places As we strolled down the street we notxced several large factones and decrded to vxsxt them As we stepped mto the door we notxced the office room we opened the door and we saw four girls as busy as bees They looked up as we entered and xt was none other than MARGARET SHEERWOOD BETTY ECKERLE IRENE BRADBURY and CHAR LOTTE CAMP they were domg typlng and other ofnce work We dldnt wxsh to keep them from therr work so we saxd good bye and went to another sectxon of the factory We were hurrymg down the hall when we notlced DICK FELTMAN and KAYE DON BOWERS They are chemxcal engineers now and they sand they enjoyed thexr work very much They told us where we mlght find some more of our classmates so we saxd so long and left The next xmportant place on our 11st was the cxty hospltal we mlght as well see xt as xt IS an 1mportant place m the clty As we entered the hospltal we were greeted by the head nurse and we asked her lf we mlght look around We were rushing down the corrldor when we saw four lovely ladies rn whxte we thought they looked fa mrllar and sure enough xt was WANDA REED MARIETTA GUNDLER LOIS ANN FIELD and JUANITA ALLEN They are prominent nurses now and lovmg every mxnute of rt After we talked awhlle we said we must see the rest of the clty so we sald good bye and contmued on our way We were just about to go mto another blg bulldmg when we saw a row of lovely new homes we just had to stop and gaze at them The door of one of the lovely houses opened and someone stepped out we turned around and there was JESSIE NEUHAUS. JSSSIC IS marrxed now and IS the mxstress of her new home, and also the mother ' ! 9 ! ! 7 ' - 7 3 ' I ' 1 5 . . I , 3 9 ' - , . . 1 . . . , . . y , n . . . excused ourselves, and thanking him for the meal, we continued our journey. Y ! ' ' Q : , ' . . 9 1 1 ' . . . - . , . , 9 - y p i . . , . , 5 . . . . . 0 , I . g - . . , . , , , 9 ' . ' . 9 ' - S of two darlmg chxldren After JCSSIG showed us through her new home we bld her farewell and sald we must hurry as It was gettmg late We were Just startmg up Mam Street when we saw 'mother one of our classmates JEAN WEBB She was on her way to give some household advlce to a new housew1fe She makes a very good Home Demonstratxon Agent Jean explamed about her work and we sald good bye and contlnued We stopped at the next grocery store just to look around and standmg behmd the counter was GENE REEVES He IS the owner of a cham of grocery stores We stopped to talk to Gene and he told us that BILLY MARSH was out of town on a brick laymg Job and that PAUL ALLEN was up to hls neck ln Secret Service work. As we left the store we found that xt was m1d afternoon and we thought we mlght relax by takmg m a movxe We headed for the nearest theatre and saw that there would not be a movle thxs afternoon but mstead a stage performance The place was packed but we found a few seats nn the back When the curtam went up a very hand some smger stepped out and guess who xt was--you guessed lt' It was GORDON STOUT He xs a famous smger Now let me see have we seen everythmg9 It seems as though we re leavmg somethmg out Oh yes' the school we mustnt forget the school after all we went to school too you know So we headed for the blg red school house We were very surpr1sed to find that some of our classmates were teachmg at thxs school ERNIE WILLIAMS coach of the basketball team that hasnt lost a game GLADYS HARDING teachmg elementary Physical Ed LORAINE DICK, teachmg hxgh school Physlcal Ed PATTY DAVIS head of the Engllsh department They say they are one bxg happy famxly We were about to brmg our Journey to an end when we stopped to thmk. Everyone m the class was not accounted for there was one more Oh yes' PAULINE GREGORY' By look1ng1n the telephone dxrectory we found Paulme was the owner of her own beauty salon Thus lindmg everyone of our former classmates and seelng they were well and prosperous we head for the tram our Journey completed. We retmred to bed wxth our mmds at rest and dreammg of the happy days of '49 . . , , , now and travels around to all the theatres. Well, seeing he was doing all right for himself, we left the theatre. , . D , . . c I , ' : , . ' . - 1 9 , ' 5 , ' ' 3 , 1 I n I . ' n 1 , I CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of Chester High School Union Township State of Ohio, the Umted States of America being of sound mmd and body do establish this to be our last will and testament Article I To Article II T Article III T I Juanita Allen hereby will my hortness to Verna Drlever and my blond hair to Laura Trapp I Paul Allen hereby will my Government book o anyone who wants its I Kaye Don Bowers hereby will my green and white sweater to Marietta Gundler and my half of a Model A to Miss Engle I Irene Bradbury hereby will my shorthand book to anyone who wants it I Charlotte Camp hereby will my perfect attend ance to Eileen Fair and my ability to get my home work to Virginia Raffel stand William Shakespeare to Miss Engle and my Chemistry book to my sister joan I Lorame Dick hereby will my red skirt to Patty Wageman and my bobby sox to my sister Juanita I Betty Eckerle hereby will my good grades in shorthand to Irene Hargis and my five-foot eight and positon as guard on the basketball team to Verna Hughes I Dick Feltman hereby will my six foot three to Clarence Faber and the other half of the Model A to Miss Engle I Lors Ann Field hereby will my love for gym class to Mary Frances Willsey I, Pauline Gregory hereby will my nickname Shorty to Shirley Leber and my small feet to Eilene Farr I Marietta Gundler hereby will my Chemistry book to anyone who wants it and my small feet to Julianne Summy e freshmen we leave our dignified manner e sophomores we leave our experiences as upper classmen e Juniors we leave our semor privileges I Gladys Harding hereby will my p0SltlOl'1 as cheerleader to Janie Montanye I Bill Marsh hereby will my attendance record to Cary Hillard and my shortness to Shirley Leber I Jessie Belle Neuhaus hereby will my position m the triple trio to Pat ONeil and my love for school to Carey Hillard I Eugene Prather hereby will my ability to get home early to Corbin Reece I Wanda Reed hereby will my ability to finish my lessons on time to Glenn Williams and getting to class on time to Doris Lindsey I Gene Reeves hereby will my ability to be late I Margaret Sheerwood hereby will my ability to play the piano for the school to Juanita Dick. I Gordon Smith hereby will my abihty to get the front seat in the Opera House to Freddy Willsey I Gordon Stout hereby will my razor to Frank Stansbury and my Pontiac convertible to Ronme Farmer I Mary Jo Summy hereby will my ability to catch the bus to Doris Lmdsey I jean Webb hereby will my Chemistry book to Hughie james I junior Wlcke hereby will my ability to farm to Miss Engle I B1ll1e Widmeyer hereby will my turtle neck shirts to Jim 42 Arnold. I Emmett Williams hereby will my ability to get to school early to Charlie Woods. I Er ne Williams hereby will my position as catcher on the baseball team to anyone who wants it , . . , . . , . . . , 7 A . . . I ' . th , ' ' . ' . o th , ' . . . O th . . y . . . i , . , . , . y . . . 9 9 D t Y , , , v 1 I - l - - s ,- I I 1 9 - ' , , . . . . , , ' - u o 1 , , , . . . I, Patty Davis, hereby will my ability to under- to School to Frank Staflsbllfy' - U , u , , . . . V , . . 1 . A . D . ' . D . , . A , , I 9 . I I 1 . u I Y , . , . . - - I A I , ' ' ' 1 l 7 I Y I . . I 7 . 1 . . 7 ' I . I I , ' ' If Y, if 77 ' ' l , . . , . .. , . , . . , , I . . . , . , , MARGARET SI-IEERWOOD Iota Tau Band Chonn G A A Tnple Tno KKK Volleyball Chatter Staff Class Officer junnor Class Play JUANITA ALLEN Iota Tau Chorus Latin Club G A A junlor Class Play Tnple Trxo KKK Volleyball Stu dent Councxl Class Ohicer GORDON SMITH Basketball Volleyball Baseball F F A Student Councxl ERNIE WILLIAMS FTA Class Oflicer Chatter Staff Basketball Volleyball Baseball MARIETTA GUNDLER G.A.A., K.K.K., Iota Tau, Vol- leyball, Chorus, Student Coun- cil, Chatter Staff. PATTY DAVIS Chorus, Latin Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Iota Tau. K.K.K,, Vol- leyball, Baseball, junior Class Play, Band, Chatter Staff. GENE REEVES F.F.A,, Baseball, Chatter Staff PAUL ALLEN Volleyball Baseball Chatter Staff Class Officer jumor Class Play Basketball GLADYS HARDING G A A Chorus Cheerleader F T A Volleyball Baseball Chatter Staff Class Officer LORAINE DICK Chorus GAA FTA KKK Chatter Staff JUNIOR WICKE FF A Chorus Chatter Staff Basketball Juruor Class Play IRENE BRADBURY G A A K K K Baseball Cha! ter Staff EUGENE PRATHER F F A Chorus WANDA REED Chorus G A A K K K CHARLOTTE CAMP G A A Baseball Chatter Staff Junior Class Play GORDON STOUT glass Ohicer Chatter Staff Iota nu WILLIAM MARSH FFA Chatter Staff Basket ball Mlnngef 1 BETTY ECKERLE G.A.A., lou Tau. K.K.K-V Chorus, Clutter Staff. PAULINE GREGORY G.A.A., K.K.K., Baseball, Cha!- ter Staff Class Offncer JEAN WEBB Chorus, Latin Club, G.A.A., F.T.A.. K,K.K.. Junior Class Play, Chetfer Staff. BILLIE WIDMEYER F FA F F A Presxdent ': ... EMMETT WILLIAMS F F A Basketball LOIS ANN FIELD Chorus Latm Club GAA K K K Chatter Staff MARY JO SUMMY Iota Tau GAA Chorus Stu dent Councxl K.l.K, Chatter Staff JESSIE BELLE NEUHAUS Iota Tau Chorus GAA J.m ior Clsss Play Class Oliver Chatter Staff Tnple Tno K K K Student Council Vol leyball Baseball RICHARD FELTMAN Chatter Staff Iota Tau Stu dent Council Basketball Volley ball Baseball jumof Clan Play IAYE DON BOWERS Chatter Staff Iota Tau Latm Club Clan Ollicer Basketball Baseball Volleyball jumor Class Play 779RzAm'k M0115 40170 fmt Parr :Ai ivan 7'0PPY A 0 vi? Paw 35 '70 lgg qnv! Fi 017' 7' - ?- J2'6W per ry -fs !' 474 a F713 a'e' c 'fc '94- 'rff 255 pid!! N CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time about twelve years ago the class of '49 started on its long journey of school. Here it is twelve years later, and we are ending that journey In 1945 we entered high school. My, we were proud! We thought we were so grown up, but we found out differently when Freshmen Initiation came along. It was tough but also a lot of fun. Initiation is something that not one member of the class will ever forget. Dur mg our freshman year we gained Juanita Allen Paul Allen Jessie Belle Neuhaus Bill Marsh, and Wanda Reed Next came our sophomore year and it was our turn to initiate the freshmen this we did and with loads or fun During that year Gladys Harding Kaye Don Bow ers Mary Jo Summy Charlotte Camp Junior Wicke and Eugene Prather entered our class After the sophomore year came our junior year with Dick Feltman joining our class The first important event was the junior class play called Here Comes e Prince with the following cast Fred Halliday Dick Feltman Carol Jean Webb Joan Juanita Allen Granny Patty Davis Professor Chipper Paul Allen with many happy memories. Mrs. Lovejoy .................... Jessie Belle Neuhaus Wanda ...................................... Charlotte Camp Sonja ................................ Margaret Sheerwood Winks ........................................ Emie Williams Prince Rudolph Junior Wxcke The next event was receiving our class rings We were very excited and proud about them The last event was the prom Every member of the c ss worked hard getting everything in order for The B Night It turned out to be a successful event wit' Charlie Loehmuller furnishing the romantic dance music At last the year which we were all waiting for 1948 We were at last dignified seniors at least we were supposed to be Our first event was receiving our name cards and invitations. Then we had our pictures taken Working on the Chantzcleer was sorre thing we had all been looking forward to Next came our senior play which turned out to be a big success Then came the prom and we were going as guests instead of hosts. The next to the last event was Bac calaureate And last but by no means least was Com mencement At last we turned our tassels and NOW TOMORROW Terry Donovan Kaye Don Bowers SENIOR COSMOPOLITAN Most Popular F riendliest Most Ambitious Best Dressed Literary Cutest Quietest Athletes Wittlest Paul Gladys Mary Jo Ernie Patty Kaye Don Jean Kaye Don Marietta Jessie Juanita Emmett Charlotte Ernie Gladys Bill W Loraine Most Dated Biggest F lxrts Worst Gigglers Sleeplest Most Talkative Paul Wanda Pauline Junior Bill M. Pauline Eugene Prather Junior Loraine Most Hair Do s Margaret Night Owls Irene Gordon Stout Handsomest Boys All Senior Boys Prettlest Glrls All Senior Girls Prettlest Hair Betty, Smitty . . . , , y . . . . '1 , . s . . As ' . . . 5 . . . . ' J, ' M ' , - . . . . . i 7 7 I I , , , . . . . ' ' ' g , , A . . . . ,A Q th ' ' ' : , - ' . ' ' 7 ..............................-............. i , , y - .... , , ...... .................... .......... ..... ...H , ' I I -...un .. 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Fifth row: D. Moreland, R. Farmer, V. Raffel, H. Scudder, L. Trapp. and jul 'Q' '35 Wwe N ,,,f-13 005 ,gi An. --Q 9 'UQ O I 'R I IC WN'-his Q- 'SIE fum? va--wi .maj -Quin -dh! JN ... AWG 'Ns 'vi' ff- -fs' --ggi 1' Frrsz row R Dudley V Hughes R Hmkle L Scott S Dudley L Wmstead Second 'row N Hoerst G Lan M Moore H James P Curtls D Abney Third row F Rxchards V Stew art G Thompson B Hendrxx X Uetrecht V Drlever Fourth 'row J Dans O Rowland Hag- '16 0-I-1:11 'qi 7 1 0-5' 1 '3! i -an if 5 - i F3 3 So PH CONT' JT fd .abr 9-1 'nw' ,4 Fzrst row J DeBord B Eckerle R Ferrell J Needham C Woods A Rmck Second row J Flscher R Prather I Nelson J Self M Wlllsey B Harper Third row R Moore P Wwrdwell C Mlchels P Wageman J Oshust D Lmdsey ' 1: J 3 33 . Aa i ' . 5 -o 4 lf f H if e 'D , -,il ,. , V' J 7 A 17 'ilk ' ,, 4 v xhlk . Q :K : if 7 X ' 1 4 e . Y . V ' ,' Y s 1' r Ji, 1 : A ,V 3,7 W 'JJJ l , y ' L N ,, 'gy ' ' 7. EQ' .J T v- V ' . ' ' , -' ' ii 5 4 1' ,L C 41 IQESHMA -...ug 'ti 91 -cg iv ,wr 41 vu GX 3 Ti K fi 'G First 'row K Hughes J Carmen E Emrxck J Fetter C Beaver L Farmer Second 'row S Froehhch D Harper J Fee H Burllle A Benner J Arnold Thrrd row F Rosenbalm M Mlller D Reeves D Moreland M Keller M Sheerwood '-v ' 2 , .vi '3 D , 4 D , ': Ti. .x n A I i 'if fl , '04 ' i A D on W if M 'IT' M 1 ' 'Wig Z! ' N 3 X ' D ' DX ' Q n J f D 4 wx xtf ' 'ig A M 1 ,V x ' I ,A , 1 4-Q Ti ' ,Ti . ' 'E 'M ' 5 .- X V A f g ' ' 1 n W E -Q- I D , xv i I I . A 3' 5 K , I h .4.',ll,7 A v ' '45 9 K fx ' s ' : . ,. . ' , . ' , . U , . , . . . l : . , . I , . , , , . , . . K lb Ffffi go Alf 'Q' Q -Q Q .9 Fl t 'S Qi i- Fvst row J Arnold E Reece J Keller M Baker R Lawson P ONe1l Second row L Burlxle D belt M Baumel J Marsh J Clemmons D Allen Thzrd row H Hardmg S Ervm G Cole S Cornett D Glass M K Hall ,h J Al 6 I W 4 '-0 . f L ' ?332Tl' , . J 17 f IQ M' I J 'F ' ' '3' cr a H 23 D..-A 1 l ll X f Ti D . V -A , J U ' f M '-1 W, 7 ef , xy A osmopolntan Boy and :rl Haxr Eyes Lxps Hands DlSpOSltlOn Smlle Profile Nose Chm Ears Teeth Complexuon Physlque Clarence Faber Jerry Carter Kenneth Hughes Kaye Don Bowers Ronme Farmer Lucky Cyrus Hugh James Emmett Wlllxams Jxm Arnold Homer Hardmg Gordon Smxth Jlm Self Erme Wxllrams Betty Eckerle Marlene Sheerwood Paulme Gregory Jean Webb Lols Ann Fleld Verna Hughes Margaret Sheerwood Dorxs Lmdsay Dee Moreland Lorame Dlck Mary Jo Summy Shxrley Rogers Lmda Redmond HERE COMES THE PRINCE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CLASS OF 49 Margaret Sheerwood Sonja Jr Wxcke Prmce Patty Davrs Grandma Dxck Feltman Fred Juamta Allen Joan Kaye Don Bowers Terry Jean Webb Carol Paul Allen Professor' JCSSIE Neuhaus Mrs Lovejoy Erme Wnlhams Wmks Charlotte Camp Wanda Lorame Dxck prompter Mmam Engle director Ftrst row Dav1s Thompson Wnlhams Sxckmger Rub Cole Redmond Long More land Reed Dye Allle Second 'row Wlcke Hughes Hoskins Brate Wardwell Dunlap Guxler Vance Cold Aron Eckerle Isaacs Marsh Abney Mr West Third row Donneley Smlth Fetter Ferrell Harper Johnson Woodrum Camp Fvrst row Bradbury Wxllsey Jones VanSka1k Rose Reece Patterson Rmghnsen Hmkle Maddox Rogers Second row Carr Chance Smart Herrm Wynn James Wmstead Reeves Car son Rxchards Farmer Merry Mrs Senour Thtrd rofw Cox Joseph Dxck Farmer Whxte Flscher Prather Hughes Abrams Holey Faxr Johnson S' nl , '. , . . . . ' : 1 1 1 r 1 9 v 1 ' . : I .I P 7 U I I I I Rose, Rub, Beaver, Miller, Montanye, Scott. : I I I I l I I I l l K u ' I ' , . 1 l . . . , , , : ' I Y 1 I I l I 1 I I I ' 0 P7 7' Pnvu THE FHMILY UPF ff MWF Rf Boafvu VIH Pl-VU!! mf P 4 TICKITJ PZEIJIQ .ff-Lffmof ' Sl!-97'-I-HF EYHIGII' EMENTAIQ Fu-st row Needham Duck Allen Rhodes Scudder Harper Slcklnger Marshall Sharpshear K Wlllxams Second ron Klme Wardwell Johnson bheerwood Barker Cole Bolser Hughes Thomas Ferrell Klmberlm Thzrd row Schmldt F Wllllams Summy Brashear Erbeck Ballmger Brltton Gavm Mlller Lmdsex Mercer Second 1-ou DeLatelle G Abnev Farmer Gullet James Self Coldlron Marsh C Abney Cole Caster Reece Mrs Hern Thu-d 1-ou Althauser Brashear ONenl Hoelle Glass Scott Wxlhams Wxlcox Curtls Roberts Wlllsey Kapp Wllllams Fourzh rou Kurk Rub I-lmkle R Ballmger J Rogers A Rogers Wxcke Rose Emmert McGuxre Henry Oldfield ' I ' , I . , , Y , ' ' , , ' . . . Y . ' . . . . . . , ., - First row: Ficke, Whit, W. Ballinger, Whitaker, Maddox. Q: 8 ' ,Q I Y Y 1 V V V br 1 v Y , ' 4 n v v v A I v ' 1 Q V , . - V , . . ' I ' I v ' V ' V ' Y Y , . . - Fzrst rou Harper Hughes Smart M Balhnger Rub Vance Klmberlm Glass Prxce J Balllnger Second rou Depew Sheerwood Hoskms Bwer Stevens Baker I Ballmger Med dlngs VanSk11k Whxt Marsh Mrs Farmer Thzrd row Hnnklc 'West Moore Hendrnx Mohrtield Carr Underwood Drwgo Johnson Fzrst rou Mwddox Marsh Perkms Oldtleld Puska Vance Rmck Qrcond rou Rogers Farmer Clank Schm1dt Johnson Exwm Jones M1ss West Tlzzrd row Mercex Johnson Mlsthxno Long Gaxln Rlggs Burgjohtxnn Depevn ,. - - 1 -1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 7- 4, V . - - 1 1 - 1 K 1 1 1'- 1 , 1 , , . , . 1 . . , ' . . . 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 1 1 '- 1 , V . . 4 . 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . .1 1 . ,..' ,' ' ,. ' . 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 - Fzrst rou Cole Harper B Mercer Wagner Merrx T Mercer Jenmngs Kxmbexlv Sfcond rou Hughes Thomas Wmstead Lawwlll Wxgnu Moore Blown Stexxnt Hoellc Ball1n1.,er Mrs Maddox Thzrd row McK1bben Abrams Gunler Neuhaus Dxck Rose Brltton Hampton Needham Maddox Johnson Alth user Second rou Allen Montanwe Sheerwood Humphrxes Ecltexle Baker Tate Stamper Cramer Mellmpv Seott 'Vhss Welsslnger Thlrd rou Waggoncx Smxth Maxant Houston Sthobert Lnclexwood Douglass Weaver Hoskins Ell Brasheax Albertson ' . .. . r ' ' - . , ' Q , , , , ' , ' . , - V ,. . A - rv 1 H 1 Y L Y Y r ' , , ' , 1 , ' ' ' ,A . I V . w Q . : . ' , . , , , , First rout' Lewis, Needham, Lenox, Farmer, Aufranc, Drago, Richen, Ferrell, Puska, ' , e ' . - 'I , ,' . , 5. ' , v , , -1- . ,I , .v ' ' Z ' b. V . V v . , ' , Cs., 1 V I h ! 9 V 'Q QI E 'Q ' First row: Carr, Ballinger, Rogers, Weiland, Stewart, Miehels, Chance, Alexander, Widmeyer, Hampton, Back. Second row: Gundler, Marsh, Hendrix, Redmond, Mrs. Jones, Reece, Wiuke, Ilziinim- ton, Thomas. Third row: Abrams, Hale, Price, Rhodes, Overbey, Prather, First row: D. Reece, Perkins, Rose, Harper, Donahue, Abrams, Jennings, Hubbard Moore, Coldiron. Second rou-: Houston, Rogers, Prather, N. Johnson, L. Jones, Miss Van Pell, Moreland Kline, Overbey, Cook, Hanley. Third row: Ballinger, Johnson, Johnson, Richen, Sharpshear, J. Jones, Needham, Cox Rinck, Little. 561 ' 1 X a s wk- ,f ff Q Aux W ,-n 'J MJ Basketball ns truly an All Amerxcan game' Not only because Amerxca IS the bxrthplace of the game and the land of 1ts development but because of the democratlc prlncxples whmch are present ln lts play Men women boys and glrls of all ages and all natlonalltxes can find an xnterest ln playmg basketball or watchmg the game as a fan and as a spectator Basketball rs truly democratxc because xt teaches boys to play together on the team to apprecnate the good play of thexr teammates and thelr opponents and to play accordxng to the rules Farr play ms good play and the clean atmosphe e of basketball means clean thmkxng and lxvmg Basketball was mvented by a far seemg man a man who sald that there was a great field ln sports and athletxcs for the development of character and manhood Dr James A Naxsmrth was a mxmster but he gave up the practxce FP 2252 O2- ggvgg gg fa ' 'vi 352225, ' -1 2223522 OwG,Q,:,mE ghgsgmsai .7,':',D9i '3 Q- rr O5-S3910 fileesfa VJ mln:- 'o'3g 'm59 ... 5 mgiaagm 'f,,G:r3g'ow9- -1,,Om.,,.,w ':s:,.::mo'g. 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Self, Bill H17 yi SENIOR 16 R R L, JUNIOR SENIOR CENTER GUARD CO CAPTAIN GUARD SENIOR CO-CAPTAIN SENIOR FORWARD FORWARD 1 l I I D ,, 1 C if If R N I E P H U I. Eliot! Tv: 64116 'I 5 2' 5 Y 2 IKNIE -'Pon rsnmvsn m rn any y IC I' 100' H 705: :fp I CFP Kyo EU L ,flax , I D - Ffsfnves mi I '0 A' ASKETB LL The basketball team thxs year won three games out of e1ghteen m e regular season and lost the first game m the tournament Here are the statxstlcs on the mdnvldual players durmg the whole season with the exceptlon of the tournament RESERVES Player jxm Self 248 Hugh James Bob Hlnkle Charlle Woods 4' arence Faber Emmett Wxlllams 1'G enn Wlllxams 4' arszty and Reserves combined VARSITY Player Kaye Don Bowers Paul Allen Dick Feltman Jerry Carter TEAM PERCENTAGE Games Total Pomts Chester 84 Opponents FOUL SHOT PERCENTAGE Made Chester Opponents 18 1 Total Pomts Baskets Made Total Pomts Baskets Made M rssed 466 329 484 455 384 487 Mrssed '7 923 33V3 13 Average per Game 32 4 42 1 Shot 36 42 1 334 54 '7 . . . th . . 96 25: ' ........................................ 41 88 - . 141 29 88 - . ' .................................... 112 30 62 - . ' .............................. 45 15 33 - . 'Cl .............................. 95 28 73 - . ' ' .......................... 44 20 41 - . ' 1 ' ' .............................. 43 10 20 - SO. V ' ' . . . 0 Emie Williams ...................,.......... 114 32 60 - 5316 107 37 62 -- 5 X 86 21 63 - ' .............................. 137 25 47 - 55X 62 13 29 - 44 'Za ASKETB LL West Chesters basketball team dldnt do so well this year They won the scores of the games are as follows Chester Opponent Score Morgan Farmersvllle Mason Trenton Seven Mile Sharonvllle Rexly Farmersvxlle Sharonvxlle Hanover F alrfield Oxford Morgan Ross Alumnx Hanover Wayne However the team played well enough and clean enough to wln the Sports- manshlp Trophy Th1s trophy IS awarded annually to the county team showlng the best sportsmanshlp as decided by the ten coaches and the Hamilton journal It must be won three years xn a row to keep It We ve got a start now so what do you say? It looks pretty ruce m our trophy case. 3 out of 18 games, beating Morgan twnce and Wayne once The games and Fairfield ..... 'ik F? Second row Moore Stout P Dav1s J Dav1s Neuhaus Sheerwood Rufln Thrrd row Mr West Self Hmkle Feltman Bowers J Summy Eckerle M Summv Fzrst row J Fetter, Fetter, Rodgers, Donnelly, Fee, Oshust Second row Dudley, Patterson, James, Feltman, Moreland, Summy, Beaver, Mr Lee . , ' K' ' ' V ff Q. 'Til I First row: Carr, Trapp, Donnelly, Patterson, Gundler. ' 5 - . y 4. 1 , - , y , - 1 v v , -' . Cl IES Ftrst row Baker Breehne Hoerst Fetter Flscher Wageman Dav1s Rmck Lmdsey Second row MISS Sxmlson Rowland Scott Froellch Burlue Reece Wardwell Fee Cornett Farmer Erwm Curtls Thwd row Eckerle Drxever Benner Carmen Miller Clemmons Farmer Sheer wood Baumel Moreland Nelson Needham Moore Ftrs! row Rosenbalm Trapp F1scher ONe1l Hughes Hardmg Bundler Farmer S Breehne Cornett Fee Curtxs Needham Moore Lmdsey Rmck Moreland Neuhaus L D1ck Wageman Camp Baker Gregory Thzrd row Stewart Rowland Scott Froehch Fetter Fxcke Hargxs Beaver Raffel Rogers Leber Donnellv Patterson Ruffm Allen Webb M Summy Hoerst N Breehne Nelson MISS Haggard Fourth row J Davis Drxever Eckerle Clemmons Benner Carmen Mxller Burllle Reece, J Dxck P Dav1s Sheerwood Fleld Reed Eckerle Farmer Sheerwood Moreland Baumel D 5 by I A Y Y , h , V 3- ' y I Y l ' - : Y - D U Y 1 Y Y . y , . 4 y . . : 1 v 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , , , , , Q . , , , , . . Second row: Miss Simison, D. Hendrix, Erwin, B. Hendrix, J. Summy, Wardwell, V l A Y 3 I ' h I I U Y ' . : v y u . ,I ' . y . Y V v , , rv, y , , , - . . , ' Y . Y f . . . '. ' 4 Y ' 4 Y I . Y 1 I Y 9 ' Y ' I I Y I 7 Y Y , . Y ' Y ' 4 It I lid V - Fzrst ow lames W1ll1ams Second rou, M1ss Haggard Webb Dxck Donnelly Hendrlx Hughes Thzrd row P Davls Moreland Leber J DBVIQ Breehne Eckerle Mr McCorm1ck Second row Mxchels Abney Dudley Rosenbalm Harper Uetrecht Oshust R Prather Beaver Third row Burllle DeBord Wolfe I 42 Arnold Carter G Wlllxams J Alnold Reece First row: Willsey, James, E. Prather, Wicke, Widmeyer, E. Williams, Mohrfleld Fzv-st row Gundler Erwm Trapp Baker Hoerst Fetter Flscher Wageman Dlck Rxnck Lmdsey Hughes Sheerwood Second row Hardlng Moreland Sheerwood Baumel Carman Benner Drlever, Dav1s Reece Burlrle Dxck Neuhaus Thzrd rov. F1eld Rowland Scott Summy Ratfel Leber Donnelly Wardwell Fee Fourth row Abney Dudlew R1chards Burhle James Moore Hmkle Keller W1ll1ams DeBord Woods W1cke E Prather R Prather Oshust Fwst row K1mber11n James Sheerwood Wardwell Sheerwood Second row Gullett Henry Emmert Arnold Schmldt S1ck1nger Moreland Mrs V1doureK Thzrd row Moore Carr VanSka1k Brate Maddox West Hmkle I ' 1 ' ' . : l . I 1 Y ! 7 . 3 1 V 1 Y ' ' '5 ' . , , , l Y Y , , , Cornett, Patterson, Ruffin, Allen, Webb, Davis, Summy, Mrs. Vidourek. 'D Y A v'! h I ' A 'Y 7 Y I 1 Y U I 1 1 7 7 ' 1 ' 3 ' : Y 7 l I Y ' N N STAFF Edztor MARIETTA GUNDLER Assistant Editor GLADYS HARDING Make up Edztors JESSIE NEUHAUS KAYE DoN BOWERS A Sports Editors .............. ERNIE WILLIAMS . I I 1 I I l 7 ' I ' '. 1 Y 7 7 . , ' l . . . . : Y . 7 . I . 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