Wayne High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Good Hope, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

J HAROLD E THOMAS Superintendent English Scxence 4 RUBY L. FOUNTAIN KARL J. KAY GLADYS SHOEMADER Commercnl ROLLAND CHASE PAUL E BAKENHASTER 5 I Music and Band I Cach f x77 1 JOAN HERRON WILLARD MCCONNAUGHEY President News Reporter Class Play Scbolarahnp Test Gxrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Gxrls Reserves County Chorus Sextette Ticket Seller RICHARD HOYT DUNN Basketball Baseball Class Play Boys Glee Club Mxxed Chorus Basketball Baseball Class Play Vlce Presxde nt DAISY Treasurer Secretary Mixed Chorus County Chorus Ticket Taker Gnrls' Glee Club Chas Play WALKER Z Z Z l ' ...................... 4 ............... l- ' ............. Z-4 ' - ' -------------. ' ' .......... 1-Z-3-4 ' ............ 1-Z-3-4 ' ' .......... I-Z-3-4 HumorRumors ................. 4 ' ................... 4 ...............l-Z-3-4 .................l-Z-3-4 ' .......... l-Z-3-4 . ------------'- 1 U.-.U-Hlbzs 7 DAVID DEERE HARRIS TT PENWELL Paper Editor Boys' Glee Chi Class Play Basketball CLARA JEAN BUTCHER Vice Presxdent News Reporter Typist Class Play County Chorus Girls' Glee Club Z Music 2 Secretary Girls' Reserves Foul Shootxng Class Play Mxxed Chorus County Chorus DARRELL EUGENE HENRY Basketball Baseball Boys' Glee Club Assistant Editor Class Play W Gmvcl..c1..1lf.fIfIIf.f1lil - ' .......... ....... 3 ................... ' ......................... 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - - ' ......... 1- -3-4 8 PAU1-INF KNBLEY RUTH ANN JENKINS Mixed Cho:-ua Z Claal Play Secretary Treasurer Girls' Glee Club Z I SHERDIE DIXON Mixed Chorus Class Play Bawkelball Annual Artis! Paper Artist Senor Reporter Class Poems 9 lllxed Clwrua Girls' Glee Club Annual Editor Presidtnl Candy Chorus Girls' leserves Z Z -3-4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,1- Senior Scholarship ............. 4 Clan Play .................. -3-4 . ..................... 4 . ..................... -I . ' .................. 4 ' ................... 4 ' ................ 4 Class Hlstory In September of 1939 one of the great e ents IH rustor took place' Tne present Sen1or Class started to school FIVE of us Vlulard lVlcConnaugrle, Clara Jean Butcher Snerdle D1xon Jerr Dunn and Joan Herron started our educatlon at Wal ne Mrs Lovett was our fxrst and second grade teacner Under her we lear ed our A B C s and how to s1t next to one another wlthout too much trouole Of course there was the usual amount of p1gta1l pulllng and tattletalelrg In the thlrd and fourth we learned not only our multlplxcatxon tables but also how to alm the well known splt ball W1llard 1VlcConnaugne moved away mn the thxrd grade Mrs Florence Lust was our teacher In the flfth and slxth grades under Mrs K1ng we gamed three members of our present class They were I-Iarrlett Penwell from Gree fleld ln the flfth Dalsy Walker and Paullne KD1Sl6y ln the sxxth Daullne sta,ed a few months and then moved to Columbus When we got to the seventh grade we were sad chlefly because we could have no more recesses Howe ver we soon forgot thls when we could orgamze our own Jumor H1gn basketball team Ruth Ann Jenklns and David The exghth grade gave us a few anx1ous moments wnen the elgntn grade test appeared on the horlzon However we passed thls wlth flylng colors and were promoted to the Freshman Class Now we were b1g shots' We moved to the study hall we never could flgure out how xt got that name and settled down to stay a whlle We were 1ncluded 1n the hlgh school partles sports and other act1vxt1es Paullne Dalsy and Willard moved oack ln the Freshman year and Sherdle moved to Washmgton The Sophomore year found us a l1ttle brxghter for all of the hlgn scnool faculty efforts We ordered our class rxngs 1n Octob r and recexved them the followmg Aprll Our .Tumor year was one of our b1g years We elected our class offxcers whlch were Ruth Ann Jenklns presldent Clara Jean Butcher vxce presldent Harrxett Penwell secretary and V1rg1l Wallace treasurer We selected our class flower the carnatzon our colors rose and wh1te and Where There's A Wlll There's A Way for our motto We sold ads for the annual nad a supper before the Sen1or Class Play sold at the basketball games etc to make money for the Junlor Semor Banquet The banquet was held at the Country Club We started our Semor year off w1th b1g plans We elected class off1cers with Joan Herron as presxdent Wlllard McConnaughey v1ce president Daisy Walker secretary treasurer 10 C , , , V, L . , . . . A Q7 , ' . 5 . ' , ' - 1 1 n I v ' A l , - ' ' , . ' ' Q' . ' ' n' , ' - I Q L I '-' I Q. ' n - g . DeWees joined us this year. e , 7' . 1 1 , . I L 1 A 1 . . . , ' . . . . , I . . Q . . . : . , . g V , . - . g . , S . . y l . I l ' I ll ' ll , . 1 1 . . Y n ' ' ' . . 9 . , . - . S . . . - ' Our class flower IS the Amer1can Beauty Rose our Colors vold and wh1te and our motto Onward To Success Our class advxsor 1S Mr Thomas lvlrs Ruby Fountaln chrected our class play The Darung Brats whlcn was held on Apr1lZ7 lnv1tat1ons and name cards were dec1ded upon and work on the annual progressed V e had our p1ctures taken at fhmmlespach s 1n October We w1ll take our tr1 on May 22nd to Coney Island where we wxll spend tne da, and then Oo to Cmclnnatx mn the evenmf where we wlll attend a baseball bame The class 15 lookxng forward to all the 'iCt1V1f1CS 3et to come Our Baccalaureate and Commencement w1ll be the hmn po1nts of the year and then may we exer Oo Onward To Success 11 . . , l 1 O . 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Class Poems Sherd1e D1xon W1llard McConnaughey Joan Herron fancy Wlth a pen Was chosen Presldent by us ten To have her around we don't mxnd She s the one and only of ner kmd Darrell Henry qulte a boy In basketball he's our prxde and Joy In a game he ll raxse the score And keep on play1ng txl ne s sore Clara Jean Butcher what a gal In offlce practlce she's a wow In typlng she s the best ln the class She'll go places and really pass Davzd DeWees the lover bo, About women he's very coy He talks about a certam glrl agaln and agaxn She s a Freshman I IS J M Ruth Ann Jenkms full of Joy Always looklng for a boy She goes wzth one up Bloommgourg way She talkes about h1m every s1ngle day Has a certaln gxrl to serenade The only gxrl he llkes a lot It's Marllyn Thomas she hlts the spot She'll be gomg to college and she'll do all rxght Because 1n her studles she s very brlght That's Paulxne Kmsley of Wh1Ch there 15 only one Always full of pep and a lot of fun Sherdle Dxxon wxth the Ton1 curl He's always actlng l1ke Mllton Berle We have to laugh at h1s specxal w1t Even when the Joke we cannot get She's a g1rl who w1ll help you out She always knows what lt s about She's m1ld natured and never gets mad She s Harrlett Penwell not so bad? W1llard McConnaughey on the team xs a star He really sets the pace by far He tosses them over the plate wxth ease The batter he just swxngs at the breeze All our money IS guarded by her That's Dalsy Walker our class Treasurer As Mrs Vxnton 1n the class play Her acting abxlxty she d1d display 12 ' -- t ' . . Jerry Dunn, just like Sam Spade, . . , . Optlmlst I was very proud when I was chosen Opt1m1st ofthe I9-gl graduat1ng class I th1nk we are the best Joll1estSemor Class of 1 we are Of Wayne I-hgh Scnool Full of fun and full of work Keep1ng every rule Of all the Semor Classes you have heard about Tell us now the truth Have you ever seen before Such a flne Senxor Class? Teachers and professors too How we thank them all For the1r patxent watchful care Favors large and small All we have to them we owe We thxnk the faculty of ol IS most dear The boys of the 1 graduatxng class Have done the1r best IH basketball They also helped to wm the 31 Varslty Basketball Tournament S1nce one sunny September mormng As students we have met Many 1nterest1ng and well loved people They are the teachers cooks Jamtor Bus drwers and P T A members In this last paragraph I would llke to say that the 1931 graduatmg class cannot be beat To the underclassmates we would l1ke to say 1f you ever need adv1ce Just look up Wayne I-hgh s 51 graduates Daxsy Margaret Walker 13 o 4 . . ',. 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K n 1 1 . l,. . II ' J l 1 . . I- . 1 1 1 n 1 1 , . . . . . . . I I Class Pesslmlst I was glad to be chosen the Class Pessxmnst because I don'ttn1nk there 15 one thlng good about our class We are actually the lazxest class that has ever graduated from Wayne H1gh School We have always trled to choose the suoJects that we thought would be less work Our class never wants to agree Some of the glrls dec1de w1th the boys and because our class 1sn't very large the boys usually wln the argument The g1rls are always argu1ng because one gets out of classes more than the rest The boys 1n our class are always commg 1n late for classes and the g1rls are always Sklpplng study nall and muslc W hen It comes to basketball our boys are just out They don't Kdow anythlng about lt I rn afra1d our class nas set some very bad examples for the oncommg classes If so I thmk the faculty should be olamed Speakxng of our faculty I th1nk they are the cause for our stup1d1ty They haven't taught us one th1ng All we know 15 how to g1V6 lectures and whlpplngs and how to plck up paper wads as well as chewlng gum and candy wrappers whxch are thrown 1n t1me of school But I w1ll have to admlt that we are the best class that has ever gradu ated from old Wayne H1gh Clara Jean Butcher 14 o 4 1 , . . ., . . 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L , . - . - 1 , . 1 1 Class Wlll We the members of the class of 1951 of Wayne Hxgh School havmg Completed twelve years of mental and physlcal to1l and labor and stul able to do make and publxsh thxs our last Wxll and Testament makmg vo1d all former Wxlls whxch we have made heretofore VK e d6VlS9 bequeath and dlspose or personal rn the manner followmg We do hereby w1ll and bequeath up desks to the teacher Item I We do nereby w1ll and bequeath chew gum ln lylrs Ruby s classes Item II We do hereby w1ll and Dequeatn and courteous way Item Ill We do hereby w1ll and less 1n more tlme bequeath Itern IV We do hereby w1ll and the oncomxng Senxor Class Item V OU thereof all our property e1ther real wxt r unf1n1sned assxgnments and beat the Freshman Class our abllxty to the Sophomore Class our good looks the Juruor Class our ab1l1ty to bequeath our ab1l1ty to publxsh a SChOOl paper to and our splendld co operatxon xn all matters To the ent1re student body we do hereby w1ll and bequeath our seats mn detent1on hall at roon The members of the class wxsh to dxspose of the1r personal belonglngs IH the follow1ng manner I Joan Herron do hereby w1ll and bequeath my class presxdency to anyone wxth the ab1l1ty and my good grades to Charles Deakyne I Jerry Dunn do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to 00 steady to Charles VN haley and my basketball ab1l1ty to Wayne Baxrd I Dalsy V alker do nereoy w1ll and bequeath my qu1et unassurrung manner to Leota Rodgers and n y pos1t1on as secretary of our class to an one who wants It I Clara Jean Butcher do hereby Wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to typxst to Bonme Graves and my personallty to Peggy McConnaughey 15 O g F l A A 7 Y. 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' ' I . , 1 y l 1 .. .. be I Wxllard McConnaughey do hereby w11l and bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to Royce Kellenberger and my abmlxty to get bookkeepmg to anyone who w1ll need xt I Harr1ett Penwell do hereby w11l and bequeath my perfect attendance to Wanda Dawes I Ruth Ann Jenkxns do hereby wzll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to be edltor of the annual to anyone who can handle the Job and my mterest ln Bloomxng burg to Betty Martln I Dav1d DeWees do hereby wxll and bequeath my ab1l1ty 1n Chem1stry to the members of the Semor Class I Sherdle Dlxon do hereby wlll and bequeath my curly ha1r to Howard Adams and my artlstlc ab1l1ty to Dav1d Overly I Darrell Henry do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty 1n Englxsh to I Paulxne Kmsley do hereby w1l1 and bequeath my grades 1n PhyS1CS to anyone who may bo so unfortunate and my desk 1n the Englxsh room anyone who llkes to Slt ln the back of the room The remalnder of odds and ends of our property regardless of 1ts nature kxnd quant1ty or quahty whatsoever It may be we w1l1 and be queath to Mr Thomas to d1spose of xn any manner he wxshes we also ap polnt Mr Thomas sole executor of th1s our last Wlll and Testament In te stlmony whereof we the class of one thousand mne hundred and flfty one have to thxs sxgned our names and afflxed our seal th1s eleventh day of May one thousand mne hundred and f1fty one QSEALEDQ slgned by the SENIOR CLASS Lawyer Pauhne Knlsley 16 , . ' . . . . . ' . . ' . . , ' . . . . . anyone who may be so unfortunate, and my excess height to Reed Overly. v . . to . ' I . Prophecy After a course ln teachmg at Asbury College ln Wllmore Kentucky I declded to take a tour of the states before assum1ng my duty as a teacher S1nce I had not seen my classmates for many years I thought I would V1Slt them whxle on my tour I had heard that one of my classmates was 1n Calxforma So I made that my fxrst stop Upon arrxvrng at Cahforma I saw a sxgn wh1ch read Butch's Beauty Shop Knowlng that was a mckname of one of my old classmates I dropped 1n to see zf xt was she My nunch turned out to be rlght as It was owned and operated by Clara Jean Butcher She gave me a swell permanent and after a mce v1s1t and a short rest wmth Clara Jeanl was on my way once more My next stop was to be San Franclsco where Clara Jean told me that Paullne Kmsley was statxoned as a WAVE camp Upon arrxval at the camp I saw a recrultxng offlcer comxng down the hall To my surpr1se the offlcer turned out to be my old classmate Paulme Whlle talklng wlth Pauhne I learned that Joan Herron was under her super v1s1on Paulxne told me that Joan was on K P duty Paulxne told me where to fmd Joan so I went to look her up Joan was peellng potatoes You could hardly see .Ioan there were many potatoes There were potatoes of all smzes shapes and colors Joan saxd that she was enJoy1ng her work as a cook very much After a meal of potatoes with Joan I was on my way once more My next stop was to be Oregon Upon arr1v1ng at Oregon I found a nxce hotel 1h whlch to spend the mght As I went up to the desk clerk to ask for a room I was very much surprxsed to see my old classmate Dalsy Walker After Daisy graduated from school she marrled a very wealthy man from 17 After landing my plane in San Francisco, I made my way to the WAVES' ' . so Oregon Daxsy and her husband moved to Oregon and bought one of the best hotels 1n the land Dalsy gave me a very mce room and after spendmg the mght w1th her I was ready to leave Oregon After leav1ng the state of Oregon I drove out 1nto the country to see some of Oregon s land After I had gone a few mlles I became th1rsty so I stopped to get a drmk I was very much surprlsed when my old classmate Ruth Ann Jenklns came to the door After graduatmg from school Ruth Ann dec1ded to leave Good Hope and go to Oregon where she would settle down as a hOUSeW1f6 Ruth Ann showed me her farm and her hvestock enjoyed my V1S1t wxth her very much I left Ruth Ann s and came back to Good Hope where I met one of my old classmates Darrell Henry ln the Red and Whzte Food Store Darrell moved to Xema after graduating from school and settled down as a p1tcher for Xen1a's baseball team Darrell told me that he had Just been to v1s1t the boys and th1s IS the report that he gave me As I had been away from home for twenty years I thought that I would start home and on my way v1s1t the class of 19:1 My f1rst stop was to be Jerry Dunn s Jerry marrxed shortly after graduat1ng from school He now owns one of the largest farms 1n Fayette County Jerry doesn't have to h1re any farm hands as he has plenty help of h1s own w1th hxs s1x boys and two glrls As I left Jerry s and was gomg toward Good Hope I saw an old man who was headed toward hatf1eld's I thought I recogn1zed the fxgure sol stopped to let mm r1de It turned out to be my old school chum Wxllard McConnaughey Wlllard has been trymg to flnd a Job ever sxnce he graduated from school 18 , . . . , . As I was dr1v1ng through Good Hope and heard the church bells rmgmg I thought I would go to church there I was very much surprxsed when walked mto the church and the preacher was Reverend D1xon After gradu atxng from school Sherdxe went to Ohlo Umvers1ty to study for the rn1n1stry After church was over I went down to the front to have a talk wlth Sherd1e and I was very much surprlsed to see my old classmates Dav1d DeW ees along Wltb hls wlfe and twelve chlldren slttlng on the front row We Started tallung and Davxd told me that he had a Job rnakxng a salary of S350 O0 week as a spec1a11st1n Chemistry I thlnk he needs to earn S350 O0 a week as he saxd h1s motto xs Cheaper By The Dozen We w1ll now return to our work happy to have seen the class of 1951 Wrltten by Harrxett Penwell Darrell Henry 19 . ' I , . 1 I , . . . . . G a ' ' ' In ww 7 . MARILYN THOMAS ROYCE KELLENBERGER PATTY HENRY Secretary away and two new members were added to our clan They are Bonnie Graves and Ann Ingram Ann was elected president 1952 JANE NIVIL Pre lidenl CHARLB DEAKYNE LBOTA RODGERS DAVID OVI-:RLY Reporter Treasurer Sports Zl I , Jene Nevil, our class president, moved f-1 as 4, ,..vL 'S 'Z 1' .r 'Q 3 ' Class nfs. A' W fu-JC Q-gy FIRST ROW .Iuamta Dxnkler Roger Bonham, Lora SECOND ROW Lou Hoppes Allen Will Martha Walker Beverly Garnnger Phyllis Straley Bxlly McFadden Q.- DONA LD B USH HOWARD ADAMS BETTY JONES Class we WAYNE BAIRD BETTY MASSIE --5 Ml? 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' , , -I , ' Y ' ' Flrst Grade FIRST ROW Left to Right Linda Hafer Chris Yankle Jerry Grabill Mary Ann Clair ChllCklC Blizzard Ernie Herman Jerxta Geesling Sammy Sollars George Gutowxtz Tommy Garrxnger Wanda Brown SECOND ROW George Conaway Barbara Ann Kohler Danny lVlcConnaughey Curtis Bayse Judith Herless Charles Bowdle Betty Dunn Ronnie Warner Trisha Kellenberger Roberta Mick Ralph Reumger THIRD ROW Harry Pollack Erma Grimm Teacher Mrs Arnott Bobby Hatxfxeld Second and Third Grades FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Elizabeth Henry, Jerry Hoppes, Linda Forsythe, Jimmie Lyle, Joellen Fletcher, Larry Kellenberger, Donna Reisinger, Jerry Roosa, Ina Loveless, Gary Browder, Diane Bruce. SECOND ROW: Larry Grimm, June Overly, Harriet Newell, Ralph Sanderson, Barbara Chaney, Ruth Arnold, Jimmie Herron, Marceline Adams, Carolyn Piatt, Gary Adams. Judy Sexton. THIRD ROW: Jean Dunn, Peggy Garrison, Jesse Clair, Patty Jones, Bessie Shadley, Mickey Newman, Donna Knisley, Rebecca Warner, Donnie Bonham, Karen Schiltz. Jane Pond. FOURTHROW: Margaret Besst, Teacher, Mrs. Graft, Ronnie Barnett, Vivian Geesling. Z5 A Baseball Tcam FRONT ROW Left to Rxght W McConnaughey B McFadden J Dunn andC Whaley BACK ROW Coach Paul Bakenhaster W Baud D Kxmball H Adams D Henry D Overly Varszty Champs FRONT ROW Left to Rxght ManagerR Overly S Dxxon M Penwell D Bush W Baxrd and D Kimball BACK ROW C0achP Bakenhaster D Overly W McConnaughey D Henry J Dunn R Kellenberger and ManagerC Butcher Z7 I and R. Kellenberger. Jumor Hugh FRONT ROW J McFadden, R Lilac, D Orr E Muck J Taylor SECOND RO' G Kellenbergcr B Washburn G Geeshng R Gnrrmger J Strnley D Kmsley Cach Paul Bakenhalter KNEELLNG M Penwell A Wilt B McFndden R Bonham SECOND RO' ManagerC Butcher G McMurray D DeWeese D Kimball J Cupp C Whaley Manager R Overly THIRD ROW B Van Dyke J Wxlt S Dxxon Z8 h Jumor Hugh Cheerleaders Hugh School Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT Vx gi a Lee Mum Patty Henry and Betty Mass e Z9 . . , t LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Jean Riley and Barbara Kimball, Absent: Janet And : 'r 'ni , . i Sports 50 51 Our basketball team dlstxnguxshed ltself th1s year by wmmng the Fayette County Tournament Thxs was the thlrd year 1n a row that 'Wayne Hxgh School had won the County Tournament We lost only two games 1n the county competltlon and flnxshed ln a t1e w1th lVladlSOn Wayne beat Jeffersonvxlle on the1r home court for the flrst txme 1n the hxstory of Wayne basketball One of the maln reasons that we had a successful basketball team was that we had outstand1ng teamwork Several boys w1ll be lost through graduatzon These znclude Darrell Henry Jerry Dunn Wxllard lVlcConnaughey Sherdxe Dxxon and Davxd DeWees Com1ng back next year to spark the team w1ll be Royce Kellenberger Davld Overly and Wayne Balrd These w1ll be pushed hard for pos1t1on by several younger members of the Reserve Squad RESERVES The Reserves d1dn t have as successful season as the Varsxty d1d The Reserve regulars w1ll probably see a lot of actlon next year on tne Varsxty Squad These mclude Donald Bush Dav1d K1mbal Marland Penwell and Jack Cupp Jerry Dunn Da -11d DeWees 30 I 9 9 I 1 9 , . 9 D . ' . . . . . p , , - -2 Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT Darrell Henry Jerry Dunn Clara .lean Butcher Sherdie Dixon Harriett Penvell and David Dewees SITTING Ruth Ann Jenkxns Sextette LEFT TO RIGHT Bonme Graves Paulxne Kmaley Patty Henry Ann Ingram Leota Rodgers and Jun Herron 32 Paper Staff FRONT ROW Sitting, Left to Rxght Harriett Penwell and Clara Jenn Butcher SECOND ROW Standing Betty Mnssxe Barbara Kxmball Janet Mc.Kxllip Joan Herron DeWeea and Darrell Henry Lunch Tlme Cook Jenny Garrett Vxrgxnxa Lee Mann and Txllxe Dunn 33 : : ' , ' , ' , g . LAST ROW: Stnnding: David Overly, Jerry Dunn. Sherdie Dixon, Charles Deakyne, David Gzrls Reserves FIRST ROW Left toR1ght M Walker B Maisie S Kellenberger P McCoy J .Dxnkler Hoppe: SECOND ROW P Knhley R Jenkma H Penwell M Taylor B Glrnnger THIRD ROW C Butcher D Walker J Herron J McK1lhp B Graves M Thom!! P Henry Mlxed Chorus KNEELING Bonham W Baird H Adams B McFadden R Kellenberger D Henry SECOND ROW Butcher V Mann M Kmsley L Hoppes P McConnaughey D Walker Rogers B Graves J Herron R Jenkmn A lngrlm P McCoy Kellenberger J Dxnkler M Taylor H Penwell P Strlley J McKillip Garnnger M Walker T Dunn P McConnaughey THIRD ROW Mr Chase P Kmsley M Thomas 34 ' I : ' : . , . , . , . , . ' . L. . , : . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . , . : R. , . ' , . , . , . , . , S. Dixon, D. Bush, J. Dunn, D. Kimball, M. Penwell, C. Whaley. : C. , . , . ' , . . . , . , L.. , . . . , . ' , . , . , S. , . ' , . , . . . . . . B. ' . . , . , . . Home Ec Class SITTING Lett to Rxght M Taylor P McCoy S Kullenbergcr nndP McConaughey SECOND ROW Standing J McKillip L HOPPCII P Strnhy B Clrringer J Dinkllr li Mick Teacher Mrs Ruby Fountaxn Shop Class LEFT TO RIGHT A Wxlt W Bnrd R Kellcnberger M Penwell D Overly, C Dtlkyne J Wxlt D Bush G McMurray R Bonham J Cupp nndB McFadden 3 O : ' : . , . . . . . . : : . , . , . , . , . . . P. 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