Washington High School - Senatorian Yearbook (West Portsmouth, OH)

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Let us look forward to the fulfillment of the message which Lewis Wetzel carved in 1752 on a rock in the Muskingum River for the future generations of 0hio- Enjoy the peace l have prepared for you. W 9 1 1 i .K J 8 1 . 5 3 fnwwzww we will do our be I in qou. if ,.,.wg.m. V 'FS 1 .1 ' W h 4 Mm A N .. -. . - A X . : A 4 - Q ' , 5 ,Q . w X A M., 5 X W fmw . , - 5 .. V, '- - -6- -W . ' , A 'L .. .Q f- , I ,Q RL , ' , v' 5-fi , - 4X ,. . Qvyw Av -- uh. 9, , MW ' . . t Q t . 5 .. LA -- . ,,, - .v.,,, 5'?.,.,.w f A 5-sww1QJiv my--v R ff-5. wr. IQ H' .rf '51 2 Khin' L xx X w N N k ' WNW hx W Q +1 Y' 'X 4 Q A L sv . .. ' ' 2 F ' W. W L, f 'Y' aw :A-2,-.if 1 'x 'fn wg ,522 W-. np- , - l 4 . rg Un, - K A -v - -f - M, : x N ' . ,f , M X5-X Y Q SM K -QW , ' K 2- 1.4.3 ' X W 'f W., 'L ' Tffidff if 9 Q N' 'R J 31 4+ Ex ii aww lik!! af ,f e X K fly Q on i . ' 'V , ,fi , K 'wN N. 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Rolf, supervising principal of Washington Township Schools, received his B. S. degree from Ohio University and has studied further at Ohio Northern University. He is completing his thirteenth year as principal of Washington High School. He previously served as grade school principal at Wheelersburg, Glendale and Friendship Schools. Under Mr. Rolf's guidance, Washington High School, as a Class A school, has continued to maintain high standards in scholarship and has excelled in athletics. His untiring efforts and interest in our progress and development have resulted in the present expansion plan. The student body wishes to ex- tend its appreciation for his thoughtfulness, cooperation, leadership and guidance. Mr. McCowen received his B. S. degree in edu- cation from Ohio University, the Master's degree from Northwestern University and has attended both Otterbein College and Harvard University. Many educational leaders of the State point to- ward the rural schools of Scioto County as being outstanding and excellent examples of good plan- ning and sound leadership. I Q Mr. McCowen said in a statement to us, The C- rural schools of Scioto County will be extremely I ,M hard pressed to meet the impact which is bound I ,mms to come with the construction of the Atomic plant. fi , I --me f All of us will have our problems increased due I . to this growth. I am sure we will meet the chal- ,Q . lenge and by all of us working together we will 21.3, .- be able to continue our status near the top of the educational ladder. 5 . X 62153 I -iv... i l 1 Edward R. McCowen County Superintendent IU! is C rf-ww I SCI-IOCI.. POLICY IIIHHGRS The Washington Local Board of Education should be highly commended for its contribution to the progress and expansion of our schools. Their interest and perseverance convinced the State Board of Education of the need for greater facilities to take care of the increased enrollment in Washington Local Schools. We can point with great pride to the splendid co- operation between the Community, the School Board and the School officials in the passing of School Bonds amounting to S260,000 Ind in the School Board's presentation of our problems to the State Department of Education, persuading them to contribute an additional amount of S2l5,000, making a total of S475,000, for the construction of needed buildings. SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Parry: Mrs. Bessie Greene, Clerk, Mr. Charles Prince, President. STANDING: Mr. Elza Calendar, Mr. Farrell Vaughters, Mr. Lowell Stricklcrrgi, Vice-President. LEFT CENTER INSET: Mrs. Ruth Nolder, Secre- trfrv fn r Pnl! HORTENSE A. BURRIS FHCULTY MARY M. BENNETT A B and B.S., Ohio University Commercial Subjects IEAN BLAIR B.A., Bob Iones University Vocal Music and Senior Class Advisor B.S. in Education, Miami Uni- versity English and Algebra LEON DAVIS B.S. in Secondary Education, Rio Grande College NVorld History, Physical Edu- cation, Head Basketball Coach and Iunior Class Advisor HAROLD E EVERLING B.S., Eastern Kentucky Univer sity, M.S., Ohio University Social Studies, Physical Edu cation, Head Football Coach and Senior Class Advisor DALE W. GILLETTE B.S. in Education, Bowling Greene State University Instrumental Music, Radio and Sophomore Class Advisor KATHRYN K. HOPKINS B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni versity General Science, Spanish, and Freshman Advisor IAMES EDWARD KETTER B.S. in Education Ohio Um versity General Business, Physics. and Chemistry 8 FRCULTY FOSTER R. KIRKER Wilmington College, Ohio Uni- versity American History and Eighth Grade Advisor ELIZABETH RASE MELVIN B.S. in Education Wilmington College Home Economics and Iunior Class Advisor AMY E. MITCHELL B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni- versity English lll, IV SAMUEL MOORE B.S. and M.S. Education Ohio University Industrial Arts and Freshman Advisor KENNETH E. RAPP B.S. in Education, Wilmington College Social Studies HELEN RATLIFE B.S. in Education College English it cmd Physical Edu cation, Sophomore Class Ad visor KATHLEEN ROLE Ohio University English and Literature, Eighth- Grade Advisor MARGARET STRICKLAND Miami University Mathematics and Grade Advisor 9 1 FRCULTY EARL THROCKMORTON B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni- versity American History GORDON I. WILLIAMS B.S. in Education, Cedarville College Algebra and Geometry, Assistant Coach, Basketball and Football ELIZABETH LLOYD WILSON B.A. in Ohio Wesleyan Commercial Subjects MARGARET E. YONOVITZ B.A. College of Wooster English, Latin, Library and Annual Advisor .ptr ' lx, Vt 1 at 125:15 T-ll. . tl:fJ5V if A l'-l'll l A ,a jf all i - J . 1 - xy .ai First Capitol Building - Birthplace of Obiofr Comtitution 1801 2 If z Z -IEZ1' 1 Prr 'YF +- ,,..- 1 at - FQQXKXKYI- - up HD '.n - Obioir olden Un1'verJ1'1y, Ohio Univerxigf 1802 J-EZ' HI! 1' ,f 5 Q. SENIOR CLI-ISS OFFICERS Derma Davis, Secretary, Paul Whaley, President, Paiti Flannery, Treasurer: Roben Tiemcm, Vice- President. A525 D 'CJ ll 1 U I1 D IACK EDWARD ANDREWS ,,EGq1eH Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club l, 2, 35 Band 3,45 English Club lg Baseball 2,- 3,4. DAVID LAURENCE BEEKMAN Commerc1al Math Club l Z 3 English Club l 4 Latin Club 12 Radio 4 IOHN BERRY lllohnnyfr Enqlish Club 4. GALE NATHAN BIGGS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts 12 Football 2 3 4 People Are Funny 3 English Club 45 Scholarship 3 CAROL LEE BROOKS Peanut Commercial Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 2,3,- 45 Class Officer 25 People Are Funny 35 English Club l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Math Club l5 Latin Club 35 Spanish Club 2,45 Oueen's Court l,3, 45 Athletics Club 1,25 Scholarship 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Ohio History Test 4. CHARLES RODNEY CAUDILL Rod Industrlal Arts Industrial Arts Club l 2 3 4 Radio 45 Baseball I 2 People Are Fun ny 35 Minstrel 2 Enq1ishClub4 DEWEY EDWARD CONLEY flDeWeY:1 Commercial People Are Funny 35 Basket- ball 3,45 Basketball Manager 25 Math Club 25 English Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Boy's Chorus 1,25 May Festival l,2. ROBERT EUGENE COOPER Commercial English Club 4 Chemistry Club 4. RUSSELL LEE COX ..HeCkY,, Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club lg Math Club 1,25 English Club 2,45 Band l,2,- 3,45 People Are Funny 35 Mu- sic Festival l,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Radio 3. RAMONA IEAN DAULTON Commercial Math Club l Glee Club 234 Band l,2,34 Minstrel 2 Spring 12 . Festival 3,4 Librarian 4 S E ll I O R S DONNA Lou DAVIS Donna Commercial English Club l,2,3,47 Girls Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus l,2,37 Band 3,47 People Are Funny 37 Ath- letic Club 17 Spring Festival l,Z.- 3' Annual Staff 3 4- Class Officer ROBERT EDWARDS DAVIS ,,Bob,, Commercial Band l,2,37 Mixed Chorus 37 Boys Glee Club 37 People Are Funny 3. PAUL ROYAL DENNING IIP D ll Commercial Football 1,z,3,41 Basketball l,2,37 Class Officer 1. I ACOB ALFRED DUNAWAY ake Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1,27 English Club 2,47 Glee Club l,2,37 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,47 May Festival 1,- 2,3,47 People Are Funny 3. VIVIAN BERNESTINE DYER I I I I I I Vivian Commercial Girls Athletic Club 27 Girls Glee Club 47 English Club 4. EVA AVANELLE EASTER Red Commercial Girls Glee Club 1,47 English Club 3,47 Home Ec. Club 2,3,47 Ath- letics Club l,2. BETTY RUTH ELROD .,BettY,. Commercial English Club l,2,3,47 Math Club 17 Girls Athletics Club 1,27 Schol- arship 37 Girls Glee Club 47 Latin Club 37 Honor Society 3,4. RICHARD EUGENE ENTLER llzekell Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club l,2,37 Foot- ball Manager 17 Football 2,3,47 Basketball 2,3,4. CARL ALFRED ERLENWEIN llsgmll Commerc1al English Club 2,3,47 Math Club 17 Agriculture Club 37 Mixed Chorus l,3,4: Boys Glee Club l,3,47 Peo- ple Are Funny 3. CARL LLOYD FIELDS Commercial 13 Math Club 1 English Club iz 5611101-tb PATRICIA ANNE FLANNERY Patti' Commercial Portsmouth High l5 Math Club 15 Chemistry Club 45 Girls Athletic Club 3, English Club 3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4. RUTH ELIZABETH P RAILEY Ruthie Spanish Club 25 Mixed Chorus lg Girls Glee Club l,2,3,45 People Are Funny 35 Minstrel 25 Home EC. Club l,2,3,45 Athletics Club 1,35 Class Officer 15 Newspaper 4. JANE ANNE GEYER Puddin Commercial Home EC. Club 1,25 English Club l,2,35 Librarian 45 Athletics Club l,2. STEVEN GIBSON GILMORE Buddy Industrial Arts Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Agriculture Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Army 4. MARY KATHERINE GRAHAM Cracker' Commercial Band 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club l,Z, 3,45 English Club l,2,35 Math Club I5 People Are Funny 3, Class Officer 25 Minstrel 2. EDWARD GULICK ,,Ed.. College Preparatory Scholarship 2,35 Agriculture Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Annual Staff 3. DONNA LOUISE GYOR Pinkie College Preparatory East High School I5 Band l,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 15 Latin Club l,25 Math Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Minstrel 25 Librarian 45 People Are Funny 35 Spring Festival 2,- 3,45 English Club 2,3,45 Scholar- ship 3,4. IOSEPH ERNEST HACKWORTH I oe Industrial Arts A English Club 45 Industrial Arts Club l,2,35 Basketball 2,3,4. WANDA IANE HAZELBAKER Hlunietf Commercial English Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls Glee Club 45 People Are Funny 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Math Club l. I ACK VERNON HICKS Bu Industrial Arts Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 12,35 Basketball 15 Agriculture Club 3. S G II I O R S RALPH CECIL HILL ,,WindY,. Commercial I OHN PHILIP HOPKINS HODDY' College Preparatory Latin Club lg English Club l,2. DAVID EDWARD HORSLEY Dave Industrial Arts English Club l Industrial Arts Club 1234 Basketball lg Peo- WILMA HOWARD Brownie Commercial English Club 1,21 Mathematics Club lg Spanish Club 2,47 Annual Staff 3,45 Newspaper Staff 4: Girls Glee Club l,2,4g Mixed Cho- rus 3g Athletics Club l. RICHARD LEE HURST Dick Industrial Arts English Club 1 Band l,2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 12 Industrial Arts Club 1,25 Ra- IUDITH WILMA IEAN IACKSON uludyn Commercial English Club 1,25 Spanish Club lg Glee Club 4. IERRY LEE KESSINGER Buck Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club l, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4 English Club 4 Scholarship 4 SHIRLEY IEANNE KIRKER Shirl Commercial Glee Club l,2,3,4p English Club l,2,3, Math Club lg Scholarship 2, Librarian 41 Spring Festival 2,3,4. IOHN PAUL KNAUFF Iohn Basketball 1234 English Club KARL FREDERICK KUHN Kuhnie Industrial Arts English Club 1, Math Club lg In- dustrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 2,3g People Are Funny 3. S E III O R S BETTY IANE LEWIS lllunieir Commercial English Club l,2,3,47 Math Club 17 Latin 27 Girls Athletics Club lg Scholarship 17 Honor Society 3,47 People Are Funny 37 Ohio History Test 4. IACQUELINE LITTERAL Iackie Commercial Girls Athletics Club l,2,3,47 Lat- in Club 27 English Club 47 Mixed Chorus 3. uHOneY,, College Preparatory Latin Club l,27 Math Club l,2,3,47 Scholarship l,2,47 Girls Glee Club l,37 English Club l,2,3,47 Senior Survey 47 Honor Society 3,47 Sci- ence Club 47 Girls Athletics Club 1,27 Newspaper 47 Cheerleader 17 Maiorette 4. ALBERTA MAXINE LYONS Bonnle Commercial 7 English Club l,3, 47 Girls Glee Club 47 Girls Athletics Club 2: Librarian 4. IUDITI-I ANN McKEE Hludyn College Preparatory Valley High School 17 Girls Glee Club lg Latin Club 17 Math Club 27 Band 2,3,4. ALBERT LESLIE MANN Marion Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1.2. DANIEL BRUCE MANN 1fDGnnYf1 English Club l 234 Science BETTY MATTHEWS llBettYll Home EC. Home Ec. Club 1,47 English Club 47 Columbus 2,3. MARION GARNETT College Preparatory Girls Athletics Club 1,27 English Club 1,2,3,47 Girls Glee Club 1,37 Honor Society 3,47 Science Club 47 Latin Club 1,21 Math Club l,2,- 3,47 Librarian 3,47 Scholarship 1.- 2,3,47 Senior Survey 47 News- paper 4. LOUELLA RUTH MERRITT Ruth' Commercial English Club 1,27 Librarian 3. S G Ill Q R S ALYCE IEWELL MERSHON Frenchie Commercial English Club l,2,3,4p Girls Glee Club l,4y Math Club 17 Scholar- ship 1,3y Librarian 45 Girls Ath- letics Club 27 Honor Society 3,4. ALTA MAE MONTGOMERY CAROL FLORENCE MILLISON Flip Commercial English Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Ohio History Test 4, Scholarship l,2,3g Latin Club 35 Librarian 3,45 Science Club 4g Math Club lg Minstrel 27 Spring Festival 3,4p Shortie Home Economics Math Club lp Science Club 4, Home Economics Club 1,2p Sci- ence Club 4p English Club 4. ROBERT MURTA NANCY LEE MORROW Bootsie Commercial Home Ec. Club 1,25 Mixed Cho- rus Zg Girls Glee Club 3,4p Eng- . llsh Club lg People Are Funny 3 ,.BOb., Commercial LAURA MARIE PRIEST Laurie Commercial English Club l,Z,3y Math Club l. RUTH ELLEN QUICKEL Ruthie Commercial English Club 1,2,3,4g Maih Club 1, Girls Glee Club 1,47 Mixed Cho- rus 37 Honor Society 3,45 Schol- arship 2: Librarian 4. IOHN FRANKLIN RHEA WILLIAM IAMES RICHARDSON, I R. ,qohnnyn Commercial Pertect Attendance ll Years: English Club 1,2,3p Spring Festi- val l,2,3,4p People Are Funny 3, Boys Glee Club lp Minstrel 1,- Zp Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1. llsumll College Preparatory Science Club 4: Latin Club 2: Math Club 27 Agriculture Club 3. WYLODINE I UNE RISNER I7 1:DugQnrl Commercial English Club 1,2g Girls Athletics Club 1,27 People Are Funny 3: Mixed Chorus 1,27 Girls Glee Club 3,4p Home Economics Club 1,2,3y Spring Festival l,2,3. it mf? in 'Q -NN vas L. SEIIIIORS BETTY IEAN ROSE ll I ll Rosie Commercial English Club 1,3,45 Spring Festi- val 35 People Are Funny 35 Girls Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Math Club l. RONALD RUSSELL ROTH llstarll Industrial Arts Scholarship l,2,3,45 English Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Baseball 25 Agriculture Club 3. LAWRENCE LEE ROYAL III-leell Commercial Math Club lg Basketball ly News- paper 4. LEON VERNON ROYCE Shorty Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1,25 Football l,2 Basketball 4. BETTY CHRISTINE SANFORD I I I Home Economics Math Club lg English Club l,2,3,- 45 Majorette 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club l,2,35 F. H. A. l,2,3,4. CHARLOTTE SCHAFFER Hchcr.. Commercial Home Ec. Club 15 English Club l,2,35 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Spring Festival 3. IAMES LLOYD SHAW I I I Commercial VERNA RAE SHAW Vema Commercial English Club l,2,3,45 Math Club 1,25 Latin Club 1.25 Girls Athletics Club L25 People Are Funny 35 Girls Glee Club 4. CLARA LOUISE SHEETS llclurull Commercial English Club l,2,3,45 Honor Socie- ty 3,45 Latin Club l5 Math Club l5 Scholarship lg People Are Funny 35 Ohio History Test 45 Girls Athletics Club 3. FRANKLIN SHEPHERD Long Iohn Footbal l,2,3,45 Basketball 1.2.3. 45 Baseball 3. 18 SGTIIORS CARL EUGENE SHIVELEY Shive Commercial Radio Club 3. BARBARA LOUISE SHUPERT Commercial English Club l,2,3.4: Math Club l. IOYCE IEAN SMITH Smittie College Prep English Club l,2,3,4g Math Club l,2,3,4p Latin Club 1,25 Chemis- try Club 47 Honor Society 3,4g Scholarship l,2,3,4g People Are Funny 3: Librarian 47 News- paper Staff 41 School Reporter 45 Girls Athletics Club 1,45 Ohio History Scholarship Tests 4. VIRGINIA ANN SMITH Commercial English Club 1,2,3,4g Math Club lp Scholarship 35 Honor Society 3,4. RONALD LEROY STATEN Motorcycle Maniac College Prep Latin Club l,2g English Club I,2,- 3.4g Math Club l,2,3,4g Chemistry Club 45 Honor Society 3,41 Schol- arship l,2,3,4g Ohio History Schol- arship Test 4g Newspaper Staff 4. PAULINE SWEARINGEN Commercial English Club l,2,3,4p Math Club lg Latin Club 27 Girls Athletics Club 25 Girls Glee Club Z,3: Mixed Chorus 3: People Are Funny 3. ADA MAE SWORDS Aden Commercial English Club 3. IAMES THOMAS IV Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1,25 English Club lg Math Club l. ROBERT CARL TIEMAN Bob Industrial Arts Band 1,2,3,4p English Club 2,47 Class Officer 4. WANDA LEE THURMAN Commercial English Club 35 Girls Glee Club 47 Girls Athletics Club 25 Cheer- leader l. I9 Wm.. M' in is-x :Ii if .4 . ' f nmawBismQ SEIDICRS BETTY LUCILLE VAUGHTERS .,Ike,, Commercial Girls Glee Club 1,47 English Club 3,47 Home Ec. Club 2,3,47 Girls Athletics Club 1,27 IOSEPH RAY WALTERS llTinYll Commercial Math Club 1,47 English Club 47 FFA Club 37 Football 2,47 Base- ball 37 Basketball 2,37 Cincinnati 2,47 BETTY IEAN WEDEBROOK .,BetS., Commercial Math Club 17 English Club l,2,3, 47 Girls Athletics Club 1,27 Li brarian l,2,3,47 People Are Fun ny 3. IOHN PAUL WHALEY Hotrod College Preparatory Latin Club l,2g English Club l,2.- 3,47 Math Club 1,2,3,47 Science Club 47 Honor Society 3,47 Schol- arship l,2,3,4: Ohio History Test 3,47 Class Officer 3,47 Newspaper Staff 47 Senior Survey 4. DARLENE WILLIAMS I I I I Darlene Commercial Home Ec. Club 17 English Club 1,2,3f People Are Funny 37 Mixed Chorus 2,37 Girls Glee Club 4: Math Club l, Football Queen 4. . ., .-1'9 X' -'V i- 4-gr ?? 3 zfflxvl Z 7 l X X 1 T by Little Red School Houfe-a familiar landmark in Ohio. JURIOR OFFICERS Ernest Kennqrd, Presidentp Sue Gilkerson, Secretary: Bill Sparks, Vice-President: Richard Elrod, Treasurer. fr 'R-H7 7,21 Cf 7QX -4 J K- QCCL J lg J Cs i' T-is .5618 I The Fim Grirt 11611-Wolf creek MII 1790 I s x K, . I v .Ln 4 , P, . My EZ.. in vm H 5, Q w K !.,. .A GS I 'E I :k IQ ,' I V T f' if .,w:E-I-: I g ig ! -I N A . 'Amir' is 1 Q .w,. Ibzxn I, , 45 I I - E - :.f 1 U -' Ii I Ml .1 2 E, A . .R wg 'x 5 A 2 . J UHIORS DARLENE ABBOT IANET ADAMS PAT ANDRE PA'I'I'Y ARNEI'I' ROGER BEAN BARBARA BENSON NELLIE BOND BETTY BOOK IERRY BOWER RONALD BOWER IOYCE BRADSHAW PRESTON BRICKEY IANET BROWN IOAN CALLIHAN CHARLES CONLEY IOYCE CONLEY KENNETH COOPER FRED COOPER RONALD DAMRON SYDNEY DILLOW FONDA DUNN SALLY ELLIOTT SANDRA ELLIOTT RICHARD ELROD GENEVA FIELDS BONNIE FIF E GLENN FRAZIER SUE GILKERSON DON GRAHAM PERRY HALL KAROL HAMER KENNETH HAMER WANDA HODGE MINNIE HOWARD TOM IONES SHIRLEY IORDAN ERNEST KENNARD CAROLYN KINCAID IEANEITE KING SHIRLEY KITCHEN J UHIORS KARLENE KNAUPF GENE KUHN ANTOINEFTE LACKEY GAYLE LAKIN SARA LAUDER BILL LOGAN KATHLEEN LUCAS BARBARA MCCALL RUTH MCCALL SHIRLEY MCCALL MADONNA MCCOWEN MARIE MCNEIL MARY MCNEIL DONALD MALONE -. DOLORES MANNING LENORA MEADE NORMA MILLER BEI'I'Y MOORE PAULINE MOORE DICK MOWERY PANSY MULLEN ROBERT MURPHY SHIRLEY NICHOLS MARTHA OBER RONALD PAYNE TOM PAYNE GARNET PENNINGTON NANCY PETERS DON POLLARD F IACKIE Pmcls I 'E wa BEI'I'Y PRUITT TOM REISER CAROLE REYNOLDS DARLENE RHODEN GARNET RICHARDS PAUL RILEY DOLORES ROBERTS BETTY ROLLINS GAYLE SCO'I'I' BEI'I'Y SCHAFFER 3- 4 If 9,1 S L xx'XF P Q. Q.-,sa J'-1 'lr' 5 ,XI R' A 1-A K' I AM A S- ' is .iv Vfffx rw Jw. I 'Z A - 'Nw' . Q- , 1' Q H L I I I L-'P ' B -- ,I., NL Iv:- 23 X - ' '- I vf f Y ,:.,, . ., gn I A II ' 4 if , 'L' :SI ZE Z ' .. 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I IBETI gg I I I I Y tw f ik SOPHOIIIOREIS IOAN ARNETT BARBARA BARBER IOE BIGGS IOLINDA BISHOP IOHN BOOK IAMES BOOTH BILL BOYD ROSEMARY BRADLEY KATHRYN BROOKS DON BYRD WILLIAM CARPENTER LUCY CAUDILL GARNET CONLEY TESSANNE COOPER EUGENE CUMMINl RALPH DENNING SHIRLEY DINGUS CHARLES DICKSON FORREST ELLIOTT NANCY EVANS NORMAN EVANS PAUL FARLEY IOYCE FRAZIER FLOYD FRUMP IANEI' GRAHAM WALTER GREGORY GLENN GIFFORD IACKIE GULICK IERRY HALL LEON HAZLEBAKE DONNA HILLIARD KENNETH HODGE WILMA HOPKINS DOROTHY HOOVER ALBERTA HOWAR IUDY HOWELL HOMER HUDSON IOAN INGLES DAVID ISHMAEL WALTER IARRELL SOPHOIIIORGS WAYNE IANE IEAN IONES SUZANNE IONES ANITA IORDAN RICHARD IORDAN BETTY KILLEN DOROTHY KITCHEN ELOISE LACKEY ANITA LANCASTER DUANE LANG ROY LEWIS CHARLES LISTON ROGER LOWE BARBARA LUCAS DON MCCOWN SHIRLEY MCGLONE PATTY MCGLOTHLIN PHYLLIS MCGRAW ROSETTA MCNEIL DON MCNUTT BILLIE MANGUS MARY MEDLEY SHIRLEY MEEKER WAGNER MESSER .QA fm L .A , Q fi A A RE' ' , X 1 r X -x R R :gi H gk 1, AK ,',..4 :L Q 5'- H I R X in ,.-,,,,,:,:..,.. 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RICHARD WEZSSEL ff ,ska Q DAVID WOLERY ,E Y f Q15 33 Y, ' WF: lwfw Home of Ulyne: .Sf Grant Second Ohio President Point Pleasant, Ohio 1822-188.5 SHELA WOOD PATRICIA YOST N ohm 01.1511 Building-The obo Land Offzke' 1778 xc: .2 ID ... b L. an Q. :1 Ill an 5 ... ru 'U C 3 df U1 2 U U' E 3 U L. Q 'E .2 C U J: Q cv E cu :E E Fiqllfesl Figures! Fiql-H951 Will lh9Y bC1CmC9? In Miss Mary Bennett's class, are there any typewriters Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson's Bookeepinq Class. which do not spell Con-eC11y??? Lawrence Royal and Bob Cooper are responsible for the Betty Rose, Miss Secretary of 1953, at her dictaphone in printing of the school newspaper and other mimeoqraph Office Practice Class under Miss Mary Bennett. work for the building. Concentration in operation in Mr. Harold Ever1inq's Sev- MTS- Ami' MifCh911's ll1I1i01' English C1059 bUSi1Y enclflfled engh period Sfudy Hall. m workbook preparation. 38 x ' x. fy' ff . George Ober points to a section of Central Europe in Mr. Is the Chemistry Class responsible for the pleasant GJ Leon Davis' World History Class. odors permeatinq the halls? ml Bn -nf Mrs. Kathleen Ftolf's Eighth Grade Class prepares tomor- Ella Howard points to the southern boundary of Missouri row's assignment. -+Mr Foster Kirker's Eighth Grade History Class. Mrs. Margaret Strickland's,Math Class holds deep interest The mane, seems goo heavy for Igmeg Cgldwell Gnd 501' GVGYYOUG but Gary Wadeg he seems Gary Knauff-Mrs. Kathrynl-lopkins' Freshman Science Class to like photography. 39 Q ar cu ,. ET VI o :S rn o '1 'C O C H. CD O C M ,1 Hemi? X iff ffl in dd M ,WVU 3 xx xg l ifavwlw 1 'f I, xxQ,.l L, 9 A Steamboat on the Ohio- Onc of the carb: packet: in fiSxll?d1l1!70df Day? Q x 3 x 1 f a u A .v EFMZTJFJKLQZ5-Ii'K-1424',:,.'iTff:ir, 1 5.? ,'-Q i.-ity' W fn AJ T Aff. V. ' 4 L4i1 f.ls1.'f5E'IJ. i' , -. nfl. wil 1 ,xii wx., .- . A :.. J 7 ,U.u--57 ,- TQ -L' 'w.X.vr'3fJ1.v'M1 HZJEFLTEZSSQX ' ' ' .' QMWYE W Lg. L w 1 P w M I, ' ' ' ' ' ' WW 1. WASHINGTON IIIGI FRONT ROW: Ioyce Conley Iilagl. Tess Ann Cooper trnaiorettel. Sandra Elliot McKee. Carol Millison. Rodney Caudill. IoAnne Ingles. Madonna McCowen. I trnaiorettel. Kenneth Cooper tdrum maiorl. Carol Reynolds tbannerl. SECOND Ianet Graham. Robert Tieman, Anita Jordan. lack Shupert. Ioe Biggs, Don By: McNutt. lirnmy Royce. Sue Gilkerson. Ieannette King, Suzanne Iones lmaioret Rhea. Denver Stevens. Glenn Frasher. Richard Hurst. Iohn Walker. Richard P1 Varney, Hurst Klever. Ierry Carroll, Ioanne Smalley, Dorothy Hoover, Carolyn I00l. BAND I Gyor. Ianet Brown. lean Jones. lean Daulton. Ianet Nibert. Iudy eman. Laura Thomas. Nancy Peters. Sally Elliott. Shirley Iordan func Love lmaiorettol. Don McCowen. Donna Davis. Mary Graham. Andrews. Russell Cox. Charles Conley. Shirley Kitchen. Donald ID ROW: Gayle Scott lmaiorettel. Donald Graham. Pat Andre. Iohn Villiam Wolery. Ruth Shinkle. Allen Scheid. Iudy Howell. Dorothy , Betty Sanford fmaiorettel. X Music 3 Q ,lg Af., 1 0 Y ,, 0 ' .1 .1 ic o O O 4 ll' '3'1fDlUL-f'3?R'4W V?'3 - 4 , 1 A I 1 Q l0l.'U.l1l ll'l-IIPJIQIWJO 'IQII Inf-lllll'-lil! D FJ 0 QU- .fn f w -4 r u an ef X aff ff wr H y f ,WM QJHV -Hb'7X-Wrrlfg 1 g . 'Lg ' PRHHCIHG PREITTISS Iune Love, Tessanne Cooper, Suzanne Iones, Shirley Iordczn, Gcxyle Scott Betty Sanford. I-Iiah Stnnninat Drum Mnior. Kenneth Coober. fsgxi , b at Q E' ,iw 5 , Ny f ., if 5 1 mg ff' if if xx Q Qy 6 X I 5' Q N A Q + I, 'Y' m , 4 , fi ' In ' 1531 X A Q 1' Ji- ff its ig S ' K if A is X Q - tug' -+ wg nf . , ..JfQi m Q V s l . M ... ..- , t L .. K X ' gp ' .-gE .. Q 'V W Q gf .V.,,.f.AQ ly D' K . fx ks ! sq, .3 A - l f fi f U ' s I it if X A 6 f - 95 af-'S' 5-an fe 1 0 X 8,61 f 'Nm m .xv S? wa iv? fx , 8 Q ' 1 xx E I 9 X 2 5 , 4 x X .QQ is 1 A 1 1 z I s H ' ' w gl. Q , P. r 2 'qt . ,Q y S JSA Q QE SJ M I 3 2 A 5 R I N,- gf 535 Q? fk EH HM ilifil' Q Q5 'Q MNH ' ,A lf :Y Q ,E Xu P,,,....... Q3.5Hf,4g,Q ,mg wSt'um0x' JUDIOR BHHD The Iunior Band is the training band for students preparing to enter the Senior Band. Any student playing an instrument is eligible to play in Iunior Band and vacancies in the Senior Band will be filled from this group. ROW ONE: Roger Nibert, David Wolery. ROW TWO: Helen Walker, Phyllis Pollard, Patricia Yost, Sue Cooper, Fred Shupert. ROW THREE: Iames Stevenson, Sandra DeLong, Roger Floyd Carl Rhea, Bob Sparks. A section of the Senior Band plays for a school assembly. FIRST ROW: S. Elliott, L. Thomas, D. McCowen, R. Ccrudill, I. McKee, I. Daulton, D. Gyor, C. Millison. SECOND ROW: I. Royce, D. McNutt, I. Biggs, R. Tieman, R. Cox, I. Andrews, C. Conley, D. Byrd, D. Hoover, S. Gilkerson, S. Kitchen. SEATED LEFT: A. Scheid, S. Elliott, I. Rhea. SEATED RIGHT: D. Vamey, A. Iordan, I. Graham. The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, under the direciion of Miss Iean Blair, sinq at special assemblies, over the radio and at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. GLG6 CLUB ROW ONE: A. Easter, P. Bean, B. Thomas, L. Ratliif, B. Elrod, I. Iackson, R. Frailey, I. Moore, M. Weaver, M. Graham. ROW TWO: S. Iordan, P. Roark, C. Shaffer, B. Rose, S. Rutherford, M. Lowe, M. McNeil, D Manning, P. Swearingen, V. Shaw. ROW THREE: B. Barber, D. Smith, D. Kitchen, A. Mershon, B. Lyons, W. Howard, N. Morrow, I. Daulton, R. Quickel, B. Vauqhters ROW FOUR: L. Caudill, K. Knauff, I. Sparks, B. Iohnson, M. McNeil, D. Wiliams, S. Kirker, W Risner, D. Davis, V. Dyer, VV. Thurman. ITHXED CHORUS ROW ONE: E. Lackey, G. Leedy, M. Ober, P. Morgan, M. Rice, G. Royce, M. Martin, R. Bradley T. Cooper, D Ware. ROW TWO: B Schaffer, D. O'Dell, I. Dunaway, P. Mullens, R. Cox, L, Thomas I. King, L. Royce, P. McGlothlin, G. Conley. ROW THREE: L. Adams, I. Sissel, D. Logan, I. Swords A. Iordan, I Graham, B Rollins, C. Kincaid, C. Iackson, M. Williams. ROW FOUR: M. Wessel K. Beekman, A. Howard, I. Brown, C Conley, B. Iordan, K. Cooper, S. Iordan, P. Andre, A. Lackey 1952 FOOTBALL GAME RESULTS Washington ........,.......,. 37 Wurtland .... ,...... .............. 0 Washington ................., 72 Notre Dame ..... ,..,....,...... 0 Washington ..,........,..,.., 7 Coal Grove ........ ........, 0 Washington ,.,.. . ,........... 6 Waverly ..........,... ....... 1 9 Washington, .....,..,........ 37 Chesapeake ....... ......... 6 Washington ...,,....,,..,.... 44 Wheelersburg ....,............ 7 Washington .....,..,..,..,... 12 New Boston ......,,............ 6 Washington ........,......... 26 Ports. East ........ , ....... 13 Washington ........,......... 34 Frankfort ...........,.........,.. 12 WASHINGTON TROUNCES WURTLAND IN OPENER 37-0 The Washington Senators showing mid season form rolled to an easy 37-0 victory over an outclassed Wurt- land High eleven at Washington Stadium in the open- ing tilt for both squads before 3000 fans. Coach Monk Everling turned loose a group of hard- running backs and a big powerful forward wall to trounce the Wurtland team. Three Senator backs ac- counted for all six Washington T.D.'s. Dick Mowery and Jack Hicks, the halfbacks, and Ken Hamer, a bull-doz- ing fullback, scored two touchdowns each to lead the Senator attack. Washington jumped off to a 24-0 half time lead and coasted the rest of the way to win. WASHINGTON BEATS NOTRE DAME IN A ONE SIDED GAME 72-0 Volcanic Washington, ringing up scores with a mer- ciless precision of a cash register, erupted before 1,200 fans and smothered weak Notre Dame 72-0 at Munici- pal Stadium. Striking from a single wing attack, the Senators scored twice in the first quarter, three times in the sec- ond, twice again in the third, and four times in the fourth. Ken Hamer scored four times, Dick Mowery three times, Paul Denning twice, Perry Hall and Tommy Payne once, each to pace the Senator attack. Coach Everling tried to hold the score down by play- ing the reserves the last half, but they still piled up touchdowns. lt was a great victory for the Senators who at this point had won their last of 17 ball games. WASHINGTON EDGES COAL GROVE 7-0 I-'OR 18th STRAIGHT WIN The Washington Senators won their third straight victory of the season and the 18th straight in a row by defeating a good Coal Grove eleven 7-0 on the winner's field. For the third consecutive week the opponets failed to score against the powerful Senator defense. The lone Senator tally came on a 68 yard run by Dick Mowery who circled his own right end and, raced down the sidelines for the T. D. The game was almost entirely a defensive battle with the Washington eleven out-fighting the adversary in a grueling contest. WAVERLY UPSETS TI'IE SENATORS 19-6 The passing of Ierry Dutcher to Al Rhodes powered the Waverly Tigers to an upset victory over the power- ful Washington Senators 19-6 at Waverly. The loss snapped an 18-game winning streak by the Washing- ton eleven and dropped them out of the conference lead. For the second time in three years the Waverly ele- ven spoiled Washington's perfect record The Tigers defeated the Senators 14-8 in 1950, and that was the last defeat the West Portsmouth eleven was handed un- til the Waverly game. For Waverly, Dutcher passed to Rhodes for two touchdowns and Knight added an assurance T. D. in the final quarter after the game had been decided. Washington's lone tally came late in the game as Hicks passed to Denning for the score. WASHINGTON ROMPS OVER CHESAPEAKE 37-6 The Washington Senators starting a new victory skein smothered a weak Chesapeake team- 37-6 at Washington Stadium. Dick Mowery paced the offense by scoring four T. D.'s and passing to lack Hicks for a fifth. Ken Hamer added a sixth tally on a five yard plunge. By the end of the third period the Senators were leading 37-6. The Washington reserves played the entire fourth quarter. Chesapeake finally got its weak offense clicking for a score. WASHINGTON WALLOPS WHEELERSBURG 44-7 The Washington Senators, performing before their Mothers and Dads on Mom and Dad night, and scoring the first time they got their hands on the ball, continued their winning way with a convincing 44-7 triumph at Washington Stadium. Nearly 400 fans saw Coach Monk Everling's lads score their fifth triumph in six tilts this season. Halfback lack Hicks supplied the offensive punch scoring 3 T. D.'s. Hamer, Mowery, Gardner, and Shepherd followed with one six pointer. WASHINGTON EKES OUT WIN OVER NEW BOSTON 12-6 Frank Shepherd, the Senators' big combination end and tackle, blocked a New Boston punt early in the fourth quarter and raced 15 yards with the ball for a TD as Washington edged New Boston 12-6. The win put the Senators on top of the SOC. Washington, play- ing inspired ball, took the lead 6-0 at the half on a 30 yard pass interception. Three plays later, Thomas scored, 6-6. ln the fourth period, Penix on a fourth down standing on his 20 yard line had his punt blocked by Shepherd who picked it up and raced to the goal line. New Boston took the ball and drove to the Senators' 14 yard line. On the next play, Hicks intercepted a New Boston pass on his two as the game ended. SENATORS TAKE S. O. C. CROWN. BEATING THE TARTANS 26-13 The Washington Senators, paced by Frank Shepherd who scored 2 TD's, roared to their second straight SOC Championship by defeating East 26-13. East scored first as Ron Sturgill intercepted a pass on his own 10 yard line and raced 90 yards for a score. The Senators roared right back and scored on a Hicks to Shepherd pass and the Senators led 7-6 at the first quarter. The second quarter was a great defensive battle with neither team able to score. ln the third quar- ter the Senators marched 52 yards for a score with Ha- mer carrying over from the two. The Senators led 13-6. In the fourth quarter a bad punt set up the Senators' 3rd score as Hicks passed 22 yards to Shepherd for a TD, 19-6. The next Washington score came on a 28 yard run by Dick Mowery and the Senators led 26-6 with time running out. A stubborn East offensive however drove 65 yards and scored again. The game ended a minute later, Wash- ington winning 26-13. SENATORS END SEASON WITH 34-12 TRIUMPH OVER I-'RANKFORT Washington High's Senators' 34-12 victory over Frankfort High at Frankfort was the final game of the season for the West Portsmouth eleven. The Senators got off to a slow start but scored 14 points in the second period and 14 more in the third to ice the game. Frank Shepherd was the big gun in the Washington attack as the big end caught two touchdown passes and lateralled off to Hamer for an- other. Hicks and Farley' each added a tally to complete the Senators' scoring. This brought the Senators' season record to an ad- mirable 8-1-0 and they are S. O. C. Champions for the third consecutive time. 47 FOOTBHLL HDD CHGERLGHDGRS CHEERING FOR DEAR OLD WASHINGTON HIGH! C. Brooks, P. Flannery, K. Hamer, S. Kitchen. P. Smith, cmd S. Gilkerson. ,Q V .y f. zmffi X.. ,xr J' ww W-'1 , A my uqcgjz ! TOM PAYNE DICK MOWERY JACK HICKS Iunior Iunior Senior End Halibock Halfbclck SW' BILL SPARKS Iunior Center PAUL DENNI RICHARD ENTLER Senior Senior End End 41 41 .SQ34iEfAfb5l1HF J?i1'MfJk3i2'W1H'dHbf!,5Ev'V T 2!3li1 'zfF53ir5'Efkfk?-EIRWEJ' H255 .44E'!.Lf1Zvs: his ff? f .V 'i Wil' fll 2 'Eg g K A A-nr! e A A QA' U lil i I' VARSITY F001 ROW ONE: Ernest Kennard. Richard Iordan, lack Hicks. Steven Gilmore. Rona Bill Sparks. ROW TWO: Gale Biggs, Tom Iones. Don Malone. Gene Kuhn. R Icrrrells. ROW THREE: Dick Mowery, Paul Denning. Bill Boyd, Ronny Payne. Eulett, Frank Shepherd. 553, ,A X .tt H. ,M A 1,42 t , 'mu 'ff 'X I wb Ph- U' .f 3 X , I .3 1 -P ' mx, i 97 . 7 'i .,p,f . ar 'E ws ak. 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MERLIN SMITH lunior Guard IONES Iunlor Guard IOHN WARD Iunior Tackle Iunior Quarter Back HERBERT Freshman BILL BOYD Sophomore PERRY HALL Iunior Half Back Guard Half Back 4 Q X 'Q X N ix 335593, E 3 L 2 0 1 ii at SL ,Q it F it 'Q upon recelvlnq the S. O. C. Trophy for the third consecutive year. Mr. Cald- well ot Waverly is making the presen- tation. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Ralph Hill, George Ober, and Ralph Denning. Leon Davis, Assistant Coach. 52 IUHSHIHGTOH S.O.C. CHHITIPIOD FOR THIRD TIIHG I1'1 1.952 FOOTBALL COACH Harold E. Everlinq Why the look of determination? Waverly??? Q l , . l in if , M. .Q ., aw S K f N, k if r 1 XMB l W. - X wx 3 NWN ,Q K M K kt 915' lb Q . . , H S A ff - ' if 'ff M w In -Q H- ill Qlf was 5 f ' LQ A fa -an 'Q' Ill ill NH! 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X1 SW -L x L Q . it H -ww avT,ifi9wTE X ffw . .X ,mmjgemb Q -, X Aww Kmfmqmwymw In W M ' f Mm m- ., A :W X .... y 55'- : ' f ' H' f :sf -Q 'E we: -: 455 1- , - ,V - ..,. 4: Q- 'Q ' ' I gf. . 1 , ' H ' ' R . -'-'-' ' ' ,H ,f-W 1 - -14, f' X'-H - f'x-mhz Xvmfg , .g: - v ghy V Q , fa ' 15 we W Top, Basketball Coaches: Mr. Gordon Williams, Reserve Coach. Mr. Leon Davis, Varsity Coach. Mr. Earl Throckmorton, Eighth Grade Coach. Top, Varsity Managers: Iames Booth, Leon Royce, Bob Nichols, David Wolery, Clarence Craycratt. The duties ot a basketball manager are many. Some of these include the packing of uniforms before the games, keeping score books in order, supplying the coaches with necessary equip- ment, cleaning of basketballs, keeping the gym office and supply room clean and orderly and the washing of uniforms before Tournaments. Bottom: Coach Leon Davis shows the boys a play. Bottom: This one should work , says Coach Davis. WASHINGTON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952-1953 51 45 Warbington ......... ,...,... R arden .,..,. . Nov. Warbington ,....,,.. 53 ..,..... Wavefly .,,. .... 5 9 . ..,.,.,.. Dec. Warbington ,.,,.,... 69 ......,. Minford ...... . 89 ,.,. . .. Dec. Warbington .. ...... 44 ..,. South Webrter., 66 . ,. Dec. Warbington .,......, 62 ..,...,. C bexapeake ,..,, 81 ..,... ,... D ec. Warbinglon ......... 47 ...,,... Notre Dame .... 63 ............ Dec. Warbington -------., 56 ..... ,, Wbeelerrburg , 61 ..... Dec. Warbington ...,..... 51 ,.,, Otway ....,, 37 ..... Ian. Warbinglon .......,, 61 ..., Green ........ ..... 5 7 , ,..,,.. Jan. Washington ......... 71 .,...... New Boston ,.., 87 ..,..,..,... jan. Warbington .....,... 70 ..,. Clay ...,.,...,,.. , 75 .... . . lan. Warbington .,.....,. 57 ,..... . Lucawille ..,.... 54 .,,. jan. Waxbington ..,,..... 51 ..,.... McDermott ..,, 49 . . ,..,... Ian. Waxbington ......,,. 69 ........ Wbeelersburg .. 68 ..... ,..... I an. Warbington ..,,,..., 68 ....,... Minford ....... . 81 ,,.. ,..,... F eb. Wafbinglon ....,.... 77 ..,. Oak Hill .. .. . 90 .,... . ,. Feb. Warbington .,....... 56 ,...... Earl ......,...... ,. 84 ....., .. Feb, Washington ........, 72 ........ McKell .....,...... 68 .,.......... Feb, CLASS A TOURNAMENT AT ATHENS Washington ........, 66 .....,,. Ironton .,........ 63 ............ Feb. Warbington ..,...... 60 ........ Athens .... .....,. 7 5 .,.....,. Feb. 26 2 5 12 13 17 19 2 9 13 16 23 30 31 3 6 7 13 24 28 111 4? t qi I 5 av!! ff ' L I 'I ','-Q .17 f w: ,.' iv - -4' 7,-fl 11171-5 .771 ,H 105 , r s I: '57 4 f I ' C ' I- v , H, Yji f' V Q: .17 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 -1 1 M ' iq ,-?'gQ1- A 1 , I P , , liz ha: 53:1 Q 1 ? z,-I X , .V - A., - 5: , 2- ' ' 52 .-L-L - Y I f 1 ig .. T Taj! 7 Z., I 'lf,9 5 ...V - - I fi .linam-,,O - ,, .,v,y,'- N 'J-r ., ., 1 jf 1 J, Q ,ff ':.5 ,, Q. ,.., el ' ' 22 2'--P -Z ' .f lf ,134 ,,, .,: ,-.-' 11- ' 1 -f - f 7,7-V-Q,-eyfpdl ' X K - -l-sxfsgc. p-f 4 , Y J .1 iff i - Etna? ' f 2 f frat -v:g-Q: - - . gif. .v.-lil ' ' 4 -' - -2 L . :: :f! - .f , ' 259' ' f .. -1.63 X4 way '.v'1f 4' 1. deg 62 Serpent Mound-Great Pre-birtoric Shrine-Adam: County y, K fNN fw'5 N ? Q T N L, -1-0 si L.- ., fffwpf N-54 Q , -ah L The Obzb Eric Canal-1845-Cleveland to Ponrmouth - -.Nd P HODOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, composed of Iunior and Senior boys and girls, is a select group, for members of the society must maintain at least a B average throughout their high school years. Before a student is inducted into the society, four things are taken into consideration- Character, Leadership, Service, and Scholarship, Thus the purpose of the Honor Society is to up- hold these high ideals. ROW ONE: Norma Miller, Shirley Iordan, Betty Elrod, Ioyce Smith, Carole Brooks, Iune Love, Marion Meade: ROW TWO: Sara Lauder, Dolores Manning, Phyllis Smith, loyce Bradshaw, Ge- neva Fields, Patsy Sparks, Laura Thomas. ROW THREE: Lanora Meade, Clara Sheets, Ioan Cal- lihan, Ianet Brown, Betty Pruitt, Alice Mershon,Ruth Ouickel, Carolyn Kincaid. ROW FOUR: Richard Elrod, Betty Lewis, Virginia Smith, Betty Rollins, Carol Millison, Patty Arnett, Patty Andre, Ronald Staten. ROW FIVE: Ierry Bower, Kenneth Hamer, Paul Whaley, Tom Reiser, Charles Conley, Kenneth Cooper. SGHIOR SURVEY Senior Survey is a review of the four basic subjects-English, History, Math- ematics and Science. After this review is given, a general statewide test, called the Senior Test, is taken. Stu- dents ranking high on this test are often awarded scholarships to well- known colleges and universities. ROW ONE: Marion Meade, Iune Love, loyce Smith. ROW TWO: Ronald Sta- ten, Paul Whaley. Geneva Fields, a lunior, ranked fifth in the state in the Ohio His- tory test given on the campus of Ohio University in November. PREILIIIIIDHRY TGSTS These students studied under the supervision of their respective teacher ,and took the vari- ous preltmlnary scholarship tests given by the state in March. The three highest in each subject then took the final scholarship tests in May at Portsmouth High School. ROW ONE: Shirley Iordan, Sara Lauder, Lenora Meade, Geneva Fields, Virginia Smith, Betty Elrod, Sue Gilkerson, Carole Brooks. ROW TWO: Letitia Scheid, Donna Gyor, Tessanne Cooper. Ianet Nibert, Carol Millison, Ronald Damron, Richard Elrod, Phyllis Smith, Ioyce Smith, Laura Thomas. ROW THREE: Charlene Smith, Ioan Arnett, Patsy Sparks, Carol Kincaid, Ierry Carroll, Charles Conley, Iohn Walker, Betty Pruitt, Iune Love,Patty Andre. ROW FOUR: Janet Brown, Paul Whaley, Dorothy Kitchen, Lucy Caudill, Ioan Callihan, Barbara McCall, Alice Mershon, Marion Meade, Lois Thompson. ROW FIVE: Walter Gregory, Alberta Howard, Iudy Howell, Tom Tipton, Carl Fields, lack Andrews, lohn Shupert, Iim Ruark, Roger Lowe. ROW SIX: Ronald Staten, Ioe Biggs, Ierry Bower, Edward Gulick, Tom Reise-r. Ronald Roth, Bill Wolery, Kenneth Cooper. TROPHY IUIIIDGRS LEFT TO RIGHT: Iohn Walker, Geneva Fields, Iexry Bower, Paul Whaley, Marian Meade. Trophies are presented annually to the tour students making the highest ratings on the State Scholarship Tests. In 1952 there was cr tie between Marion Meade and Paul Whaley and a duplicate award was made. The ratings, regardless ot classification, were as follows: District State Geneva Fields ,..,.............,.. .. 1 lEnglish Xl ...........,.....,..,..,.. 8 Marian Meade ...... ....... 4 lAmerican History! ............ - Paul W,ha.ley ...... ....,... 4 U-kmerican Historyl ,..,.. - Iohn Walker ..,... ......, 5 tEnglish IXJ ...,........... .. - Ierry Bower ........ ....,., 6 tlinqlish Xl .....,....,... - SCHOLHRSHIP RHTIHGS Although these students did not win trophies, their ratings on the Scholarship Tests were excellent and they should be commended for a job well done. They have brought high honors not only to themselves, but to their school as well. In the high school, by District Division, the ratings were as follows: Ioe Biggs .,,.....,.,......, 4 ....,....,......,......... tGeneral Science? Bill Wolery ,....... ....,.... 5 ..,..,,. . ,.....,... l Biologyl Ronald Roth .........,...,.... 6.... ,,.,. .......... l American Historyl Patsy Sparks ...,...,........ 6 ...,.... . .....,.... tSpanishJ Alberta Howard ...,...... 7 ....,.,. . .......,.. Ullgebral Lois Thompson . .,......,.. 7 ...,.. .,..,.,... Ullgehral Charlene Smith ...,,...,... 9 ......,. ...........,,.,... I English lXl In the County Tests given to the Eighth Grade, Ioe Meade was second, Gary Knauff, third, and Ioyce Basford, ninth. Ioe and Gary were among the high 196 in Scioto County. ROW ONE: Ioyce Basford, Lois Thompson, Charlene Smith, Alberta Howard, Patsy Sparks, Ioe Meade. ROW TWO: Ronald Roth. Ioe Biggs, Gary Knauff, Bill Wolery. LIBRHRIHHS The student librarians assist in checking books in and out of the school library. They cata- logue and number new books, as well as repair and maintain all books on the shelves. Also through their help, the magazines and reference books are kept in an orderly manner. ROW ONE: Joyce Nolder, Ruth Ouickel, Alice Mershon. ROW TWO: Ioyce Frazier, Laura Priest, Shirley Kirker. ROW THREE: Carol Millison, Donna Gyor, Alberta Howard, lean Daulton, Bonnie Lyons, Pauline Wedebrook. ROW FOUR: lane Geyer, Nancy Hall, Betty Wedebrook, Marion Meade. ROW FIVE: Patsy Sparks, Hilda Fultz, loyce Smith, Loretta Renn, Kathryn Beekman, lune Love, W. C. Smith. in--sq amines e1' 4 vigil 1 Iififsfmai ...NL ' L. ,.. it 1 X x 21' ' 9 6. fi JR.-SR. GDGLISH CLUB These clubs are for the purpose of maintaining an interest- in and a desire for further study ot the English language and literature. One of the outstanding meetings of the year is at Christ- mas when the two clubs unite and have an outside speaker. This year the speaker was Miss Pauline Walden. Sponsors of the club are Mrs. Amy Mitchell, Iunior-Senior club: Mrs. Hortense Burris, and Miss Helen Ratliff, Freshman-Sophomore club. ROW ONE: I... to R. Shirley McCall, Norma Miller, Garnet Richards, Donna Gyor, Carole Brooks, Kathleen Lucas, Dolores Roberts. ROW TWO: Alwilda Tieman, Lorraine Wilburn, Ioyce Smith, Geneva Fields, Alto Montgomery, Sara Lauder, lake Dunaway, Sam Erlenwein. ROW THREE: Carol Millison, Betty Wedebrook, Clara Sheets, Sue Gilkerson, Ernest Kennard, Ronald Damron, Betty Pruitt, Lenora Meade, Betty Schaffer. ROW FOUR: Virginia Smith, Betty Lewis, Karol Hamer, Patti Flannery, Ioyce Bradshaw, Laura Thomas, Carolyn Kincaid, Dewey Conley. ROW FIVE: Iim Ruark, Ioan Callihan. Barbara McCall. Pat Amett, Gayle Scott, Carol Reynolds, Marion Meade. Iune Love, ROW SIX: Ianet Brown, Iackie Litteral, Ianet Adams, Pat Andre, Betty Sanford, Donna Davis, John Berry. ROW SEVEN: Ronald Staten, Rodney Caudill, Ioe Hackworth, Danny Mann, Tom Reiser, Iim Richardson, Bob Cooper, loe Walters. ROW EIGHT: Ierry Kessinger, Ronald Roth, Dave Beekman, George Iustice, Edward Gulick, Paul Whaley. FREISHIIIHD-SOPHHIOREI EIDGLISH CLUB ROW ONE: Virgie Howard, Mary Lou Martin, Ioyce Basiord, Carol Smith, Dorothy Eulett, Anna Mae Murphy, Ianet Howe, Donna Canter, Mary Lou Rice. ROW TWO: Russell Murta, Glenn Howard, Phyllis Burchett, Ianet Sissle, Lovella Fairchild, Dolores Hall, Lula Ratlitf, Lois Hayslip, Loretta Brown, Carol Bertrum. ROW THREE: Linda Iones, Mary Wessel, Gaynell Leedy, Marlene Booth, Letitia Scheid, Patty McGlothin, Nancy Evans, Ioe Meade, lerry Lewis. ROW FOUR: Barbara Gray, Garnet Conley, Paula Flower, Mary Kessinger, Dolores Fields. Dorothy Varney, Mary Bertrum, lim Royce, Carol Kline, Louise Smith, Peggy Bean. ROW FIVE: Katherine Beekman, Ianet Nibert, Phyllis Goodman, Mildred Weaver, Dorothy Wear, Tess Ann Cooper, Lillian Adams, Mary Williams, Carol Iackson, Ida Baker, Ioan Brickey. ROVV SIX: Patty Morgan, Linda Hamilton, Betty Rayburn, Shirley Shivener, Nancy Hall, Rosemary Crowe, Louella Knauif, Rosemary Brad- ley, Beulah Iohnson. ROW SEVEN: Mickey Lykens, Ioanne Ingles, Dorothy Logan. Connie Iayne, Betty Killen, Betty Meade. ROW EIGHT: Anita Iordan, Alberta Howard, Ioan Arnett, Charlene Smith, Suzanne Iones, Barbara Barber, Dorothy Kitchen, Barbara Young. ROW NINE: Richard Phillips, Bob Ioumey, Walter Gregory, Ioe Lauder, Don Reynolds, Lois Thompson, Iudy Howell. ROW TEN: Ice Biggs, James Booth, Charles Dickson, Gary Knautt, Iohn Walker, Iohn Gayhart, Ruth Shinkle, Sandra Warren. l 'H' 'fl 'hi El ?1?Z?1.4i555s' T1. ...Allis U Q 5 'Q12 a -nr-J LHTID CLUB The Latin Club is organized to create an interest in the study oi Latin and Roman Civiliza- tion. Members are encouraged to learn of our great heritage from the Romans. The sponsor is Mrs. Margaret Yonovitz. ROW ONE: I. Arnett, G. Leedy, M. Booth, A. Murphy, M. Martin, G. Conley, L. Scheid, I. Meade. ROW TWO K. Beekman, D. Roberts, C. Iackson, I. Gayhardt, G. Knautf, I. Walker, C. Kincaid. ROW THREE: I. Booth, I. Howell, A. Howard, C. Smith, W. Gregory, I. Nibert, S. Warren, I. Biggs, L. Thompson, I. Bower. SPHHISH CLUB The Spanish Club is made up ot students who have taken or who are taking at least one year oi Spanish. A course in Spanish helps a student to become better acquainted with the customs and ideals of our neighbors in the South. The Spanish language is a Romance language and is one of the most interesting to study. The sponsor is Mrs. Kathryn Hopkins. ROW ONE: Shirley Kitchen, Sue Gilkerson, Karol Hamer. Carole Brooks, Wilma Howard. ROW TWO: Ruby Williams, Francis Wilburn, Carolyn Kincaid, Donna Gyor, Patsy Sparks. v . A- - 7 IIIHTH CLUB The Math Club includes all students who average A or B in Mathematics. The purpose of this organization is to promote a greater interest in Algebra and related subjects. The sponsor is Mr. Williams. ROW ONE: Betty Pruitt, Gayle Lakin, Norma Miller, Geneva Fields, Marian Meade, Iune Love, Ioyce Smith, Mr. Williams. ROW TWO: George lustice, Ronald Staten, lerry Carroll, Kenneth Hamer, Paul Whaley, Jerry Bower, Ioe Walters. CHGIIIISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club is composed of members oi the Chemistry and Physics Classes. It is the purpose of the club to increase interest in science through social activities and informal discus- sions. The sponsor is Mr. Ketter. ROW ONE: Ioyce Smith, Ronald Staten, Pat Flannery, Paul Whaley, Iune, Love, Marion Meade, Mr. Ketter. ROW TWO: Alta Montgomery, Garnet Richards, Carolyn Kincaid, Carol Millison, Geneva Fields, Madonna McCowen, Nancy Peters, Dewey Conley. ROW THREE: Lawrence Royal, Charles Conley, Bill Wolery, Carl Eulett, lerry Kessinger, Iim Richardson, Bob Cooper. ROW FOUR: Ierry Bower, Steven Gilmore, Iohn Hopkins, Ronald Roth, Fred Cooper, Danny Mann, Edward Gulick. ii sf kk, ist? imma , is-5 ij, . C i . as ,Q1??'9rfiiviN- . . y f ...U-eemuw 8 ' , ii :T 5 'lt-1 3' x 3 W ff W 4' , 5' Q sa ,.r' as 'QW' sl- w N Q ,Q f' ' Y xx is s ft 1 l Ya. .v . ' . 'gm .gp ' T .2.1,. , A gr S, QQ? if 43 -w .vodlikwf aw' we ww Fiagzgm is xx f -W xkf - tif My in Q .K . .-,Wk , S, K? iijxx 31 gf: Qfgfs Q :A Y 1., 1 gfwifx Vg 'X is v fi 'K 'Q dk YQ. 'l. 4fffffM if fe .3 Af-A eynolds Mr. Culver ff A L Z. 'QQIQ lf . sh wwmm- 1 W wwf' Q ,ww- bf ww ,V ,Pas W A-fgfxkj -g 1 i gi Q52 2 5 Q fm. fy v R ' 'P -V ..,.. -111,1 Q: fag iw J PT X R 'Q N , .:f' sam X 'Q ff :int 6? vs as X, 1 'S A ik, W as x -EE N : Q. A Li ? . - , N1 W: X. ? . W 'V .Z Q y ..,, .. Nk QE H 1 - ww:- isf, QQ? 2 Q ollcr Smlles from e N M2 A Eg X QA Y im QW 53? iw fx aw A ,wp ixx. .. 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W-- Claude, caretaker ra, Kenneth Cooper Laurann Thomas Kenneth Hamer fSeatedJ Sally Elliot fprompterl, Antoinette Lackey imake-upl, Patty Andre fprompterl. fStandinql George Smith and Tom Reiser fpropertiesl, Glenn Frasher, Tom Payne, Ronnie Payne fstaqe crewl. fNot pxcturedl Betty Rollins lmake-upl. 75 Ute Senior L' ass Pre ents, nder Wie Direction 0fMl1s's S In this scene in a Chicago Cabaret, the waiter iBob Davisl takes orders from the guests as the Cabaret singer CDarlene Williams? looks on. Guests include ileft to right? lake Dunaway iClarence Greenl, Ioyce Smith. Carole Brooks iGladys Merrldewl, Iohn Hopkins, Alta Montgomery, Iohn Rhea, and Iune Love iCabaret Dancert. 7 N E Um' fi1'Hf .i-Sf ff. w Jf. V' N , If if In Mrs. Berry's kitchen, Gladys Merridew, CBetty Rosel, who has been frightened by a mouse, is standing in the rocking chair. Mrs. Berry, KWy1odine Risnerl, misses the mouse and hits Aaron Slick, iSammy Erlenweinl, instead. Enjoying the scene is Sis Riggs, iBetty Elrodl, while Mr. Merri- dew, CRussell Coxl, looks on grimly. 76 Jean Blair, AAlI01V sz IL'K 111011 1'11111111v CHICK W , On being chased by a cow, Gladys Merridew CBetty Rose! comments to her Uncle Merridew, lCarl Fieldsl. Looking on is Aaron Slick lSammy Erlenweinl in the rocking chair. Mrs. Berry fCarol Millisonl is peeling potatoes and Sis Riqqs fRuth Fraileyl is churninq. 1 lf 15 E ,, F 3 if 1 1 2 : Q-N8 This strange exhibition is a qroup of senior girls who are supposed to look like old farm women. These girls make up the chorus that accompanied the play cast. They are llelt to right front row! lean Doulton, Mary Graham, Bonnie Lyons, Shirley Kirker. CSecond rowl Alice Mershon, Wilma Howard, Nancy Morrow, Donna Davis, lane Hazelbaker. 77 'A HHHTQTEEZTQ D- amim 3115 3 fa 31' 'U D. V- A Q? KD SQ 'O 33' 2-552 ,.. OO 2 Q 4 5D 1 '4 ee ZrIZE:rE:r:r CDCDCDYDFDKD 1'-1 1 1P-1'-1 CDfl!fDfUCD!D X 71 :s Q s: P' ld :fun ENVI DIDDI 'ID eipuy 'SM sun 'uoxumg plrnuog U9 1S1!:I OH CM uex H LUSH UID Anal 'Je OH 'JSM Jebog OT 'SM C108 S M JO .Sp I PRINTERS THE MODERN WAY COMPTON ENGRAVINO Sn PRINTING I 1412 THIRD STREET PHONE 3-1911 COMPLIMENTS OF HERE? -JONES COMPANY ROBERT BURKART - Representcmve KOBACKERS Everythmg For School And Ofhce At Compliments Of Portsmouth, Ohio CRICHTON'S E. I. KENRICK 79 COMPLIMENTS OF SCI-IISLER PROVISION COMPANY Fresh ond Smoked Meots STORE PLANT 801 JOHN STREET SPRING LANE at RAILROAD RICHARD CALLII-IAN A- BROWN B BUILDING CONTRACTOR BODY WORK AND PAINTING West Portsmouth, O. Phone 74621 Compliments Of Phone: West Portsmouth 6592 1420 6th St. West Portsmouth, O. Compliments Of IDEAL MILK COMPANY BORDEN'S DAIRY MODERN RADIO-TELEVISION 1637 10th St. Portsmouth, O. 237 2nd St. Portsmouth, O 80 VISIT CHURCH RECULARLY 33 BARQ BoTTL1Nc co. ED. HERBOLD, Mgr. COOPER'S WOOD SHOP CABINETS - FURNITURE ALL TYPES OF WOOD WORK Forestdale Auto Radio Service 1215 Calvert Lane West Portsmouth, O. DON HINZE Prop. 1603 10th St. West Portsmouth, O Phone 3-4351 THE STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING - ELECTRIC - MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES SACRAVES Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND 1004 Findlay St. Portsmouth, O. RESIDENTIAL WIRING PHONE 3-1121 1661 11th St. Portsmouth, O AEH'S FOOD MARKET Always A Washington Booster Compliments Of Portsmouth, O. COOPER AND FERREL AUTO SALES A FRIEND 81 THE SILVER STORE FEEDS - CHICKS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES CARRS WRIGHT JEWELRY STORE HATCHERIES Main St. 430-432 2nd St. Peebles, O. Portsmouth, O. 811 Gcxllicx St. Phone 2-7571 P1'10I1e 10 PI10119 2-3261 Compliments Of DAVIS GROCERY OHIO CONSOLIDATED 1127 Calvert Lctne West Portsmouth, O. TELEPHONE CO. Phone 9241 Compliments Of Phone West Portsmouth 6443 A FRIEND CHRISTIAN WEST END LUIVIBER CO. ELECTRIC co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING R. I. YUENGER, Owner 710 10th St. Portsmouth, O. Phone 2-4181 1403 4th St. West Portsmouth, O. MORGAN BROTHERS IEWELERS KOPY KAT WEST PORTSMOUTH BLOCK COMPANY DAVIS AUTO BODY SHOP ATLAS FASHIONS S. S. KRESGE 61 COMPANY i 82 at BEST WISHES FROM ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Oran Hazelbaker Mr. and Mrs. George F1 anne ry Mr. cmd Mrs. Oscar Gyor Mr. cmd Mrs. Robert Lyons 926 9th St. Portsmouth, O. Mr- and Mrs- Frank Millison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Royce Phone 2-40171 CAMEO FRANCIS R. RESTAURANT FREEHILL For A Bit O' Sweet Or A Bite To Em BUS SERVICE 839 Gallia St, Qpen 24 Hours 2003 Galena Pike West Portsmouth, O. PORTSMOUTH PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY KITCHEN Wurster Drug Co., Inc. THE REXALL STORE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Public Phone Prescription Dept. 3-3521 2-1581 Save With Safety Phone 7-0162 825 4th St. Over 55 Years Of Faithful Service HIBBS HARDWARE CO. MILLER'S STORE EMRICK FUNERAL HOME Phone 2-1811 Wholesale Hardware Buena Vista, O. Ralph F. Scott, Mgr. Don Wolfe, Ass't 83 A Pause We All n'0q . . . Dial 2-4251 l J O1-INSONS Automatic Heating COAL - GAS -- OIL FURNACES Oil Or Gas Conversion Burners BOTTLING COMPANY OF PORTSMOUTH 2034 Robinson Ave- Portsmouth' 0' 2415 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, O. Dwain CBuck7 Iohnson Phone 2-8461 C 11 t Of Y mp mens our GEMPERLINE Sheflff FURNITURE co. MR. BURL E. JUSTICE 612 2nd St. Portsmouth, O. RAY O'DELL , Interior Decorating ATLAS FASHIONS W ld. WORKS GA?AEishi O Phone W. Ports. 2391 Friendship, O. 9 mg H n p' 84 Compliments Of To You Who Made The Grade- CONGRATULATIONS, Class of '53 A FRIEND ' MARTIN GS DRINK IN S Portsmouth Ohio Where I-'OQD Is Really Tasty DRUGS SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 33371 Tourist Information STAHLERS C. 81 C. ' PHARMACY GEORGE F. WELDE, Prop. HARRY G PHYLLIS CASE' props. The Drugstore of Service And Economy 717 2nd Sf- Portsmouth O- 208 Monkor st. Phone 2-3171 CAROLINA PORTSMOUTH LUMBER CO. MOTORS. INC. Everything To Build Anything 1011 Lincoln SL Portsmouih O. 1112 Gallia St. Portsmouth, O. i. C . VAUGH'I'ER'S SHELL STATION ADAMS BAKING COMPANY KIRKENDALL SERVICE STATION 11th 61 Ofinere St. Pan Dandy Bread Coles Park 85 NEVVMAN 'S TIN SH4OP W. l... WILHELM ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Jeweler Stanley Newman, Owner Phone 2-4061 434 2nd St. Portsmouth, O. 507 Chillicothe St. Phone 2-7851 Compliments Of STANDARD r on. COMPANY ROBERTS JEWELRY CO. 2nd Gr Madison Sts. Portsmouth, O. DIAMONDS - WATCHES HENRY ZOELLNER 3rd Gr Chillicothe Portsmouth, O. DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE YS lOB RATED TRUCKS FLOWERS 924 Gallia St. Phone 3-2681 ' Gallia Gr Findlay Sts. Portsmouth, O. DON C. STOCKMAN 6 SONS HERRMANN'S QUALITY MEATS eerrerel Merchandise ATLAS FASHIONS 221 Market - 913 Gallia - 2640 Gallia 86 HALL AND WATTS Concrete and Cinder Blocks BUILDING SUPPLIES Galena Pike West Portsmouth, O. Phone 9342 Stapleton Office Supply Company STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS -- SCHOOL SUPPLIES SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRI'I'ERS 829 6th St. Portsmouth O. Courtesy And Service SAMUEL LEVI AND COMPANY Furniture 840-844 Gallia Street Next To LaRoy Theater SHOP LEVI'S SAVE MONEYI HARRY HAMILTON GARAGE Skinner's Sohio Service Station Phone West Portsmouth 9641 2021 Galena Pike West Portsmouth, O. Come In Often- We Like To See You And Serve You AUTO PAINTING AND DELICIOUS FRESH FRUIT GENERAL REPAIRS O Galena Pike West Portsmouth, O. IP JLEAL. Phone West Portsmouth 9348 NOEL BRIDWELL MARVIN IONES DAULTON'S GROCERY Gen'1 Merchandise Friendship, O. Lincoln And Mercury 402 2nd Street F ROWIN E CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION General Contractors PHONE 3-4451 821 PROSPECT STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HERMS FLORAL CO. Congratulations To The Class Of 53 C. M. DONALDSON AND 837 6th St P rt th O Phone 3-1641 Compliments Of Architects HILT'S GROCERY National Bank Build q Phone West Portsmouth 6391 P tsmouth, O 332 Calverts Ln. West Portsmouth, O. APPLETON'S GROCERY CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE ATLAS FASHIONS 88 Compliments Of POLLYS EAT sHoP I-IUSTON PONTIAC COMPANY Route 52 Friendship, O. Compliments Of WEST SIDE DRY CLEANERS Gallic-Lincoln-9th Streets Portsmouth, O. West Portsmouth, Ohio LOWE'S QUICK SERVICE COAL COMPANY 10th G HUTCHINS STREETS PHONE 3-3711 BEST GRADES WEST VIRGINIA COALS LUMP, EGG, STOVE AND NUT DOMESTIC OR COMMERCIAL STOKER COAL FOR ANY TYPE STOKER LOWEST PRICES NOW l See All The Styles At Compliments Of ROY ZUEPFLE CRAIGMILES FURNITURE COMPANY DON'S MARKET 533 Znd Street 89 I ,C .--..,.-1--.-,...vwur - . DONALD T. DILLON Insurance Agency FIRE -- AUTO - BOND 202 Masonic Temple Building Folsonrfs Grocery Confections And School Supplies Hunting And Fishing Licenses 1437 5th St. West Portsmouth, O. TAILORED SUITS . . . 550.00 UP THE CRITERION Phone 2-7181 Portsmouth, O. The Men's Shop Portsmouth, O. Best Wishes THE Windel-Hovvlcnd I-IARSI-IA-JOI-INSON FUNERAL 6. AMBULANCE SERVICE INSURANCE Offnere, Opposite Greenlcrwn Cemetery Portsmouth, O. Phone 3-4111 All Kinds Of Insurance G Surety Bonds IVIELCI-IER FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone 2-2731 Portsmouth, O AMBULANCE SERVICE M17-20 -Mcxsonic Temple Building l4l7 Offnere St. Phone 2-3191 WOLFF McCARTY'S GROCERY Good Clothing West Portsmouth, O. PORTSMOUTH PAINT COMPANY 90 fix 5 L 5 'N -gf The Stale Capitol 1857 T be Heart of Ohio 'N tliii Til. -..-. X .T 5 A Annual Staff ....,...... . ...... , Awards, S. O. C., ...............,..... B Band ............... ................ ........ Basketball ........................ Bennett. Miss Mary ......... Blair, Mlss Iean ..............,...... Burris, Mrs. Hortense .,........... Cheerleaders ........ ............... ...... 4 5 . Chemistry Club ..... Classes Clubs ...,............................. Coaches, Basketball ...... Coaches. Football .......... Davis. Mr. Leon ...... ......,. ........ 5 . 52. Dedication ..,........ ...... INDEX 70 55 43-45 57-52 41 51. 55. 51 55 21-35 53-70 52 52 55. 57. 52 .. ............,......,........., .1 Drum Major ........ ............... . . ...........,........... 42 E Elghth Grande ......................................... Eighth Grade Basketball ..................... 33-35 51 English Club, Freshman-Sophomore ........,......,..,..... 55 English Club, Iunlor-Senior .................,...,..., Everlinq. Mr. Harold ...,.......,...... ..... . .. 5. 25. F Football .,,................................ Spanish Club ......,......,.............. Football Football Football Football: Freshm Banquet ..,...... 55 52. 55. 75 47-55 Eighth Grade Freshman ...., Varsity ........... Basketball ......... 53 45. 45. 50 an Freshman Class ....................... .......... 2 5-32 Gillette, Mr. Dale ..........., Glrls' Athletic Club . ..... .. Glee Club .............,.., ,..., Home Economics Club Honor Soclety .,.........,......,.... Hopkins, Mrs. Kathryn ......,..... I Industrial Arts Club .....,......,... J lanltors .................. ....... Junior Class . ..,......,. .. Iunior Class Play ........ ........ K Ketter, Mr. Iames ,..................... Kirker. Mr. Foster ..,.........,....... L Latin Club ...... ....,.. Librarlans .... 5. 41. 73 70 , ...,... 45 55 53 . ,.... 5 72 21-24 74-75 55 Maiorettes .................... Managers, Basketball Managers. Football ....... Math Club ....................... McCowen, Mr. E. R. . Melvin, Mrs. Elizabeth ........ Mixed Chorus ..................... Moore, Mr. Samuel .............. Muslc ,................... ,........,............. Newspaper Staff ....,.. Nolder, Mrs. Ruth ..... Officers, Officers. Officers, Officers Eighth Grade Freshman ..,. Iunlor ............... Senior ........... Officers, Sophomore Plays ....................,.... .,........ Preliminary Tests ........... 7. 55 5 45 5 41-45 72 7 33 25 21 11 25 74-77 54 Queen's Attendants , ............. ....,................. . 55 Queen. Football .............. ...... ........ 4 5 . 54. 55 Rapp, Mr. Kenneth ......... ....... 5 Ratllff. Mlss Helen ...... ......... 5 Reserve Basketball ....... ........... 5 0 Rolf, Mr. Frank B. ......... ...... 5 . 55 Rolf. Mrs. Kathleen ...... ......... 5 Scholarship Ratings .............. ................... 5 5 School Board ......... School Life .......,...... 37-40: Seniors ......................... .,......,...... Senior Class Play ,..... .. Senior Survey ................... Sophomore Class ,....... . ,,.. Strickland, Mrs. Margaret .,..,. Throckmorton, Mr. Earl ....... Tournament. Athens ........., Trophy Winners ...,...............,... 72-73 12-20 75-77 53 25-25 10-52 Varsity Basketball ........,....,., ......,...,...... Varsity Football ..........,..,........... ........ 4 5. 4 57-55 5. 50 Williams, Mr. Gordon ...........,... ...... 1 0. 52. 55. 52 10 Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Yonovttz, Mrs. Margaret ........ 91 S '3vW.'j'fX2 , ,ffsjg Z X V W ,. X ? aww W X vw . f, - fy f lf? n L I- lf' :B E Q ,- ' ' . ' fe I J 1 r r ' , r ff ll r r M, lx, f 'V ,Hal 'H 4 f ff lm - - W? ' -f'- 'T-' lj AE f f f IW' .r gf Y 4- A A XL- iff: 4 V L 4 . A 429 2' ri-! 1zfL.....wf K 7 , .q,! , Z' X- x hi Q7 Q fl 4 .L -i X 5,-f,.,g'ggg i A' ' - ,Q-5522,-.iz -- 4 f A K ' 1 f,if'?g,'iZ: .,'Eii?-W7 1, ',, fg , - , 43- .gif Q J22 f f g M.-474'- Z - k -7 r f - 'life e Coon Skin Library - T be Wertem Library Arroczhtion 1804 'THIS BOOK BELONGS T0 Nome 0 Address W ' f ' , Class Qi 1953!