Wellington High School - Duke / Hi Times Yearbook (Wellington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

KX LI HI TIMES ANNUAL WELLINGTON HIGH scHooL Wellington Ohio 195 3 Page No 1 Edrtor In Chref Assocrate Editor Busmess Manager Make up Edrtor Research Edrtor Typrng Edrtor Art Edrtor Advertrsmg Manager Sales Manager Advisors ames Babrtt Nancy Kaprs Mary Lou Chambers Carol Smrth Norma Barley Betty Arndt Kathleen McConkey Gayle Perkms Audrey Blakeley M J R Busher Mr R W Dussel Trme hard work and drlrgence have marked the 1952 53 school year for the Annual Staff Thus conscrenrlous group has worked after school nrghts and rn thelr spare trme wrth the hope of pleasrng therr drscrlmmatrng readers Parns takmgly under the guldance of therr sponsors Mr Dussel and Mr Busher tley have gathered rnformatlon concernxng the social as well as academic groups of our hngh school Correct spellrng and placrng of names posed a drffrcult problem which however was successfully solved Much effort was exerted rn makrng the PICIUICS to be the best possible rn the allotted space The Busrness staff worked yust as hard rn collectrng advertxsements to help pay for our Annual Our staff had fun along wlth the labor of producing rt 2 ' .- - 1 --seeeeeeaa-vaa-+v---1eaaaseasss't---eeesee-aassseesaesaaa--aaa--eaess J 1 Photography .V.V.A.A. l McClain ' ..,e.s.,. ffQQffffQifQQQQQQffffQQQQQfffQQffffffflfff f. . . lf lht xt Prct rrn f mlm tttnon Facultx IDLJIL mon S nor C s Nlcrnbcrs Cl s Poem ln xlLIUOfllfU Hrstorx XX 1 Ptophccx C l tsses unlors Qophomores Freshmen frghth Seventh Actrxrtxes Concert Bernd unlor Btntl Dtnte Btnd Clttlnet Outrtet Cornet Trlo Scnlot Chorus A C1pelltCho1r Bows utrtets unlor C horns Crtls icxtets ulz Bee Lrbrlrltns Cheerlexders Mnorcttes P O Projcetromsts Smge Crew Drdmancs Student Councrl F G A A F H A Natronttl Honor Souety Offree Practices H1 Tunes Essay Contest Wlnners Spor Football Queen Varstty Football Reserve Basketball VHISIYY Basketball Jumor Hrgh Basketball Our Advertisers Ttble of Contents 7 tge 3 . 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CCW63 THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON ON TOUR Thrs rs the year rn whrch the Duke of WeUrngton decrded to tour the school Berng a very quret duke he usually manages to enter classrooms wrthout berng seen He uses many modes of conveyance Among them number the usual tram plane and bus as well as some more extraordrnary ones rncludrng a unrcycle helrcopter strlts water skrs and rce skates Once he even trred to hrre a sea horse at the Y M C A pool but frndrng them all rented he took a flyrng saucer rnstead The Duke has been ery thorough on hrs tour of rnspectron for he has traveled to every class On a beautrful Wed nesday afternoon he prloted hrs rocket shrp to a chemistry lab class He drdn t need the shrp to leave as he rode out on a prece of flyrng glass He never had nerve enough to go back even to get hrs rocket shrp In the mechanrcal drawrng class whrch he vrsrted one nrnth perrod the crunch of hard candy was too much for hrs horse It made the anrmal so lrttery that he reared and smashed the buggy rnto a mrllron preces The Duke then hrred the rndustrral arts class to put hrs vehrcle back together agarn but rt was no use It was beyond reparr Havrng rurned two of hrs hrghly prrzed possessrons 1n two trrps the Duke decrded to look rnto a less dangerous classroom He chose the French II class because rt seemed absolutely harmless Upon enterrng rn hrs new 1910 Essex he thought he had been correct rn hrs assumption however yust then Prunella the French jrnx thoroughly frrghtened our Duke by tryrng to clnmb rnto hrs lap The Essex couldnt take the werght of two and srmply colla when Prunella hrt the runnrng board Needless to say the Duke never revrsrted the French room The Duke thought that possrbly he had chosen a bad trme so he took a weeks vacatron from hrs tour Resumrng hrs tour of rnspectron the Duke yourneyed by camel caravan to the shorthand class The lead camel fthe Duke sl thought the strange characters on the blackboard were the wrrtten language of hrs former Arab masters Thrs thought made the anrmal so homesrck that no amount of coaxrng could brrng hrm to lea e wrth the rest of the caravan The Duke recognrzrng a lost cause mounted another camel and rode back leavrng another of hrs conveyances behrnd The Duke tryrng to forget hrs sorrow over hrs lost camel then took a safarr mto darkest Latrn class Thrs proved a mrstake because nerther the Duke the gurdes nor the bearers could speak Latrn The Latrn students thrnkrng that the newcomers were dangerous dem nded as security the only elephant whrch had been brought along ffor the Dukes convenrencej Knowrng the temperaments of the strange people whom he had been meetrng the Duke srmply srghed and left hrs favorrte elephant wrth the latest group Strll determrned to see as much as possrble of the school rn the short perrod of nrne months the Duke drove a tractor to the vocational agrrculture class where he expected to see rrch frelds wrth an abundance of crops and huge barns frlled wrth beautrful anrmals of all srzes What he actually encountered was a small schoolroom wrth few puprls and no anrmals The Duke seerng the need for rmprovement rn thrs department left the tractor to grve these students a start rn the rrght drrectron and departed on foot A flyrng trrp to the teachers offrces rn a blrmp was hrs frnal stop Here he obtarned full reports on all phases of school lrfe rncludrng the places whrch he hadnt had trme to vrsrt durrng the school year Satrsfred wrth all he had seen and heard rn the very adventurous nrne months the exhausted Duke retrred to hrs home and resolved never to leave agarn especrally to take a tour 4 - a v 9 1 y - , ' . . . . , , , V . ' . . . . . , . 9 9 , . . a . . , y y 9 r . . . . , , . I . , . . . , . . y . , . , . . - ' V . 1 1 v ' D r s ' 1 9 9 ' Y . . r 1 a 1 s l - 9 9 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . y 9 XX! 'xx f C? MR. ROY A. MCCORMICK Principal ADMI ISTRATIU MR. WALTER L. HARRIS Superintendent f X APEX? Jibx 'T Mrs Baker BS MA Home Er Ohro State F H A Club I3 Mr Dussell B S sn Ed M A sn Hulory Kent State Hxst and Gov 94 ? Miss Mtller BS an Ed Bowlmg Green U Hnstory Phys Ed X Mr Homer Barbe MA BS in Ed Ohro State Manual Tramm Vnsual Educatlon I Mrss Foster BS AB in Ed Ohro State Bowling Green Latm Eng and F1 Mrs Norton BS HI Ed Ohm State Englrsh and Speech FACULTY N' '1 Mxss Bennett BS in Ed Ohlo State Muskrngum Columbla Umverslty Algebral Geom I 7th Grade Math College Mr Gourle V BSM MA m Muna Baldwin Wallace Western Reserve U Instrumental Musrc ,av Mrs Piper A B in Ed Ohno Wesleyan Kent State Oberlm College English Mrs BeVrer BSN in Mun: Baldwm Wallace Vocal Music ,4 Mr Green A B A M Lebanon Umversrty Wllmmgton Umv of Chrcago Gen Sa Am Hnst Mr Shellhouse BA an Educatson Hexdelberg College Bnology Phys Ed Dnvers Trammg Asst Coach 7 Mr Busher BS m Ed Ohro State Commercral 15 Mr Hcflm BS m Ed Salem College Scnence and Math Mr Tednck BS in Agriculture Ohno Stare Voc Agriculture FFA Club Mr Campbell AB m P1131 Ed Peru State Neb 7th Grade Geography Phys Ed Coach Football Track Asst Basketball Mr McCorm1ck BA MA in Ed Hetdelberg Ohno State Umversxry of Mich Unrversnty of Colo Physncs and Chem .l Mr Wnlder BS m Ed HA 1 Kent Cxvncs nEd 8 . I 4 S I S E 1 S .L CCA ' .T . S ', Q ' ' .B ,Q X ,M f., 1 4, yy S l a f I X x ' 'Ji' I Y - - - A s ' . , , - ' ' v tl D f, S A ff . ' of fa .. 2 I Y , ' LA: H . b X' U 7 '21 1 'r H V' N A ., ' if A .a . , 1... S f ' ' F S A U, I . - 1 ' f I ' - I . . f 3 . V xr I af., ' '- 5 , h N ' 'XM . I x l 'A 1 ' MR R A MCCORMICK the most famllxar personage m our school We recognnze has worth as advxsor and frnend Prmcxpal Roy A McCorm1ck has served our school for many years as coach and principal We smcerely hope that thus dedncauon wxll express our ap precnatlon for hxs work and effort I C I 0 The annual gms yell is dedicgfedl to 5, lznlurs 1 u--1 2 :U 1 3-1 E Z Z 2 'Z 'Z i if 1 :U ,,! Left to Rnghr Walter jewett Vice Presldent Mary Lou Chambers Secretary George Brehmer Presndent Harold Covxngron Treasurer nb- kin M X X Af ' 4 ' I fl, . Y I WTA' .' I -- 4 -f, 4 .i A, ' Sally W i x ul J ,Q . ,', r h 4 0 E . dc! 2 jnmg MMW 10 BETTY4ARNDT - Wellington l 2 3 She who think: for herrelf and rarely imitater ir a free woman. Majorette 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Z 3 G.A.A. 1 2 34 Stage Craft 34 Chorus 1 2 4 A Capella Choir 4 Annual Staff 34 Hi Times 12 3 Typing Ed 4 r Play 3 All Star Basketball Team 1 2 3 4 GA A President 4 Band Secretary 3 Annual Typing Editor 4 JIM BABITT Wellington 1 2 3 4 Great men dze young I dont feel .fo uell mgfelf Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Quiz Bee 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3 4 NORMA BAILEY Wellington l 2 3 4 Whateter tr uorth dotng uorth doing uell GAA l F H A 1 2 3 4 A Capella 4 jr Play 3 Annual Staff 4 WALTER BAUSCHMANN Commercial School Remscheid Germany 1 2 3 Ashville School and Wellington 4 Walter is participating in the student exchange program spon sored by the State Department To be selected for such an honor Walter passed a series of eltmi nation tests He is here to study the American way of life in the community home and school Walter likes the American way of life in general and the com munity of Wellington in par ticular RAYMOND BETTS-Brighton 12 3 Wellington 4 Men of feu' wordr are the he!! men, Annual Staff 23 School Paper 12 Band 1 Dramatic Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Senior Ensemble 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 4 Parlimentary Team 2 4 F F A 1 2 3 Student Advisor Class President 12 AUDREY BLAKELEY Wellington 1 2 3 4 Nothzng great uaf ez er achteved utthout enthurtarm H1 Times 1 2 3 4 Band 1 'Z 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Capella 3 President 4 Jr Class Play 3 Orchestra 12 Dance Band 34 Girls Ensemble 12 4 Brass Sextette 1 2 4 Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 GAA 8cAll Stars 1234 Class Vice President 2 JACK BXDWMAN Wellington 1 2 3 Away with the bookr let: have u Basketball l 2 3 4 Football Manager 34 Stage Crew 4 Track 2 Class Vice President 3 GEORGE W BREHMER Jr Wellington 1 2 3 4 'The uorld If no better tf ue uorry Life: no longef if ue hurry Track 1 2 Basketball 12 Sr Chorus 2 4 A Capella Choir 4 Football 1 2 3 4 jr Play 3 Quiz Bee 2 Athletic Honorary Society 34 Class President 24 JOYCE BULLIS-Penfielcl l 2 3 Wellington 4 'Gent e of Speech, lzenefirient of mind ' Chorus I 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Ban I 2 3 4 Grrls Trro 2 unror Play 3 Class President 2 3 MARY LOU CHAMBERS- Wellrngton l 2 34 Beauty tr pou er a rmtle Juofd Mayorette 1 2 34 Orchestra 1 2 3 Sr Grrls Sextette 4 G A A 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 .A Capella Chorr 4 Grrls All Star Basketball Team H1 Trmes Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 4 HAROLD COVINGTON Wellrngton 1 2 3 4 Polztenerr tr the rbtef rzgn of culture Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Ban 1 2 3 H1 Trmes 3 4 A Capella 4 Boys Quartet 4 r Play 3 Brass Sextet 3 Presrdent 1 Secretary 3 Treasurer 2 DAWN CRAPO Wellrngton 1 2 3 4 Stmle tr the dren of tboughtr Sr Band 12 3 Mayorette 3 Clarrnet Quartet 2 3 School Lrbrarran l tr- -.3 5? 1 Q---A '31 IEW, dl ANGIE FARAGO-Wellington 1 2 3 4 Patience and Ixindnerf are pau 67 F H A 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Lrbrarran 1 2 3 H1 Txmes 3 4 Annual 4 Jr Play 3 Grtls All Star Basketball Team F H A Presxdent 4 FHA County Presrdent 3 F H A Vrce Presrclent 1 3 G A A Secretary 3 RICHARD FORNEY Wellxng ton I 2 3 4 Bags full be bop FFA 4 jr Play 3 JANET R FOWLER Wellrng ron 12 4 Brrghton 3 ltr nice to be natural uhen you re naturally mce Orchestra 1 F H A 1 2 3 4 jr Chorus 1 Grrls Glee Club 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 Dramatrcs Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 RUTH ELLEN GATLIFF Brnghton 1 7 3 Welling! 4 Her paltry haze a good time Grrls Glee Club 123 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Sr Ensemble 2 3 A Capella Chorr 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Lrbrarxan 2 Home Ec Club 12 3 F H A 4 Dramatrcs Club 23 May Queen 3 G A A 4 NORMA JEAN GILLETTE- Brighton l,2,3 Wellington 4 CalmneJr ir a great advantage. Home Ec. Club l,2,3 Bugle Staff l,2,3 Associate Editor, Brighton Ranger 3 Girls' Chorus 3 jr. Orchestra 1 Dramatic Club 2,3 Librarian 2 Class Reporter 1,3 ARLENE HANES - Ruggles Troy 1 Grand Rapids 2 Wel- lington 3,4 Pau-er dwell: with cheerful- nerr. Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Glee Club 2 Hi Times Staff 1 G.A.A. 1 vIv1oN JEWETr Brighton 12 3 Wellington 4 A light hear! luelh long Girls Glee Club 12 3 Mixed Ensemble 12 3 Sr Chorus I 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Maiorette 1 2 3 Bugle Staff 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 F H A 1 2 3 4 Girls Soft Ball I2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Girls Basketball 12 3 Class Secretary 12 Class Treasurer 1 WALTER JEWE'l'I' Brighton 1 2 3 Wellington 4 Small hut mxghty Mixed Ensemble 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Sr Chorus 2 3 F F A l 2 3 4 Bugle 1 2 3 Annual 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Class President 13 Class Vice President 2 4 FFA President 4 M xx 'Wi li-as pan in-if v-v 'G NANCY KAPIS-Wellington l,2,3,4 'There ir a hit of mirth henearh her dignity. Chorus 1,2,3,4 A Capella Choir 4 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Quiz Bee 3 S.P.Q.R. 2,3,4 Annual 3,4 jr. Play 3 Class Treasurer 1 S.P.Q.R. Secretary-Treasurer 4 Annual Associate Editor 4 DEAN KIRKPATRICK- Wellington l,2,3,4 I ree the devil? hook, but can- not help nihhling at hir hair. Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Stage Crew Manager 4 ROBERT LINDSEY Elyria 12 Wellington 34 Beware the fury of a patient man Football 34 Track 34 Basketball Manager SHARON McCLAlN Wellington 1 2 3 4 Good nature and good lense WIKI, FVPY 1010 Chorus l 2 3 A Capella Choir 4 Girls Sextette 4 Annual 3 4 S P Q R 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 4 Jr Play 3 Girls State 3 Quiz Bee 4 S PQ R Vice President 4 Annual Photography Editor 4 KATHLEEN MCCONKEY Wellington 1 2 3 4 Happmerr comms of actzwty G A A 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 4 Annual 3 4 H1 Times 34 btage craft 3 4 Librarian 13 Chorus 1 2 3 4 G A A Treasurer 4 Hr Times Co Associate Editor 4 ANNA MERKEI. Wellington 1 2 3 4 'True to ber uord uork and friend: Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Hi Times 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 F H A l 2 3 4 All Star Basketball team 34 PAUL G MATHAM Brighton 12 3 Wellington 4 What manerr to me af the uorld rlzder by Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 2 3 Class Vice President 2 LLARABEI. MOORE Welling ton 1 2 3 4 Never trouble trouble till trou- ble trouble: you. F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Jr. Chorus 1 Sr. Chorus 2 Office 3,4 15 ol 'ii li f lv T' BJ .J .l ,I JANE MOORE Brighton l 7 3 Wellington 4 There xr no cormetlc for beauty lzke bappmerr Girls Glee Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Bugle Staff 2 3 F H A 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Ban 1 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 Annual Staff 3 Class Reporter 23 Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 3 JANET MOORE Brighton l 2 3 Wellington 4 A arr exterior II 4 nlenl ref ommendalzon Girls Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Bugle Staff 3 Home Ec Club 12 3 F H A 4 Dramatic Club 23 GAA 4 Ban 1 2 3 Class Vice President 3 Reporter 2 CHARLENE N MURRAY Brighton 12 3 Wellington There! mrrchzef in this gzrl G A A 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Mayorette 2 3 4 Basketball Team 1 2 3 Baseball Team 1 2 3 F H A l 2 4 Annual Staff 1 23 Bugle Staff 1 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 Lnrls Glee Club 12 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 4 Office Staff 4 GAYLE PERKINS-Wellington 1 2 3 4 Live while ye may. Cheerleader 4 Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi Times 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Band 1 LUELLA M PERKINS-Henri etta 12 3 Wellington 4 A merry heart doeth good like iz medicine G A A 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 12 JAMES PUGH Crescent Cnty 7 Wellington 4 A une man nezef lore: any lhzng ft he haze hmuelf Footb ll Z 3 4 ALTHEA RICE Vlellmgton 12 4 I mam he ar good at I please if I pleate lo he good Chorus l 1 34 Girls Ensemble 12 4 A Capella Choir 4 Hi Times Staff 3 4 SPQR 234 G A 134 Orthestra l 7 jr Class Play 3 Annual Staff 34 Hi Times Editor 4 SPQR President 4 Student Council Vice Pres1dent4 BEVERLY RICHMOND Wellington l 2 3-4 To he happu if heller than to he uiye, Ban 1 2 3 F.H,A. 1 2 4 G.A.A. 4 Hi Times Staff 4 Chorus l ef? Q-my z J' 1'-17 , 4.1 PAUL JOHN ROMEIS Wellington 12 3 4 The uorld knouf nothing of nf qrealefi mer! Football l 2 3 4 Football Captain 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Tratk l 2 3 Ban l 2 3 4 s P Q R 2 5 4 It Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Boys State 3 Athletic Honor Society 3 4 Sr Chorus 4 A Capella Choir 4 Class President 3 Stu lent Council President 4 MARY ROSE Wellington 2 Her yfmle her Jpeech her um rung uai rhafe all the gloomy thoughft 1114113 G A l 7 4 F H A l 2 34 All Star Basketball Team I2 Study Hall 4 Jr Chorus l Sr Chorus 23 A Capella 4 Office 3 4 Hi Times l 2 4 Annual 34 FHA Newsrepnrter an is torian 1 DELMER HALL SCHWANKE Wellington l 2 3 4 Nolhmg :J zmpofuhle lo dll: ence and fkzll Boys Quartet l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 A Capella Choir 3 4 Sr Chorus l 7 3 Band l 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Mixed Octet 1 23 H1 Times 17 Annual 4 jr Play Boys Choir l Football Manager l DAVID STFLFY Brighton 1,23 Wellington 4 Fiery man if a volume, i you hnou' hou' to read him. Basketball I 2 3 4 .xA, 1 , EEA. Basketball 4 Class Vice-President 3 F.F.A, Sentinel 4 CHARLES SHEFFIELD- Welllngton l 2 3 4 Blened he agriculture Qunz Bee 34 F F A 4 jr Play 3 Stage Crew 4 F FA Basketball 4 F FA Parlxmentary Team JOAN SHEFFIELD Brrghton 12 3 Welllngton 4 Smooth run: the uatef uhere the bfO0k it deep Mayorette l 2 34 F A 1 2 3 4 Gnrls Athletncs 1 2 34 Scholarshtp Team 1 2 3 Football Queen 4 Ban l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 34 School paper l 2 3 4 A Capella Cho1r 4 Mxxed Chorus l 23 Mxxed Ensemble 1 2 3 CAROL SHEPARD Welllng ton 1 2 3 4 Undef the .rurfare calm and serene 705 and laughter may he :een G A 1 2 3 4 F H A l 2 3 4 Chorus 1 All Stars Basketball team FHA Treasurer 4 JUNE SIPES Welllngton l 2 3 4 Quxetneu rr a gift feu porters F A l 2 34 G A 1 2 3 4 Chorus l JUNE SIPES Wellington 1 2 3 4 Quzetnen fr a gzft feu pfmen F H A 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 CAROL JEANNE SMITH Wellington 1 2 3 4 Munf rr the umzerral language of mankind Varsltv Cheerleader 2 3 4 Ban 1 2 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 1 2 4 A Capella Choxr 3 4 Dance Band 34 Annual Staff 4 Brass Sextette 12 Jr Play 3 Hx Times 3 4 Band Announcer 34 Enrerpnse Reporter 4 NORMAN SMITH Wellxngron 1 2 3 4 He Ieayes the gxrlx the luelonz a FFA 4 Prolectnomst 2 3 4 TED SMITH Wellrn ton 1 2 34 He u ho has a fzrm ufll molds the uorla' to himself FFA 4 FFA Basketball Football 3 4 Baseball 4 Annual Staff 4 Quxz Bee 4 Reporter 4 County Reporter 4 F F A Parliamentary Team MARILYN STANFIELD Well1ngton 1 2 3 4 Because of her reme of humor Jhe sr lzked hy all F H A l 2 G A A l 2 4 H1 Trmes 3 Annual 3 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Chorus 12 Hn Txmes Assxstant Editor 4 NANCY JANE THOMPSON- Wellington 1,2,3,4 I never think of the future: it comer toon enough. Chorus l,2,3,4 A Capella 4 Librarian I,2,3,4 Hi Times 3,4 Hi Times Circulation Editor 4 CHARLES WAIT - Wellington 1,2,3,4 One cannot nlufayr be a befo. but one can alwayr be a man. F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. Basketball 4 Football 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Parlimentary 4 Jr. Play 3 Quiz Bee 4 Track 3,4 Annual 4 ,f ', 'WY V, 1 ll CLASS PUEM Together through tnese years of school we've trod earth's soil, Progressing as we learn, and learning as we toilg And now in each our own and in our self-made ways, We'll start our lives from past and beneficial days. In spite of all the troubled, weary times that we have spent, We each have kept our minds on one fulfillment bentg We'll try to make the world much brighter than 'tis now, Although at just this time we may not know just how. Ourselves, out trust, our faith, before our God we'll place, And by His guidance solve these problems that we faceg And when we feel that all our work on earth is done, We'll leave this grand old world for someone else to run. Norma jean Gillette 17 SHIRLEY WARD-Wellington l,2,3,4 Love maker the round. Chorus l,2,3 Hi Times l,2,3,4 Annual l,2,3 F.H.A. I,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Band 1 F.H A, Treasurer 2 world g YVONNE WELCH - Welling ton 1,2,3,4 Ne1'er quiet, never still: always talking, alufayt will. F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 Hi Times I,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Girls' Sextette 4 A Capella Choir 4 Jr. Play 3 Office 3,4 F.H,A. Newsreporter Treasurer 2 4 I MEMURIAM Thns qunet gnrl whose presence we IA 0 0 w mnss so much wlll remam forever brlght 1r1 our memory 18 WELLI GTO CLASS Hl 'l'0llY In the year of our Lord Nrneteen Hundred and Forty One there came about a great change for all the chrldren ln Wellrngron that were sxx years old We were taken tenderly from our mothers arms by the Duke of Wellxngton who placed us rn the bxg red walls of the Wellrngton School Mrs Davls and Mrs lkenberry greeted us at the door wrth open arms There were fourteen of us that year 1n the flrst grade Audrey Blakeley Mary Lou Chambers Angle Farago jean Hnnes Dean Krrkpatrxck Anna Markel Gayle Perkms Althea Rxce john Romens Mary Rose Charles Sheffxeld Carol Shephard Carol Smxth and Shnrley Ward In the Second Grade we had Mrs McEndree and Mrss Schwartz We had two new students that year Betty Arndt from Penfneld and Martlyn Stanfxeld from Brighton In the Third Grade Mrss Botdorf thought she could handle us alone but she also encountered Harold Covrngton from North Carolina and june Slpes from Huntxngton maltmg a total of eighteen students Mrs Fxsher took over ln the Fourth Grade We had only one new comer that year who was Rrchard Forney from East Carlisle In the Flfth Grade Mrs Carruthers really had her hands full smce we recelved srx new students whrch greatly mcreased our class to twenty srx Kathleen McConkey from Elyria Beverly Rrchmond from Penfleld Delmar Schwanke from Elyrra Nancy Thompson from Spencer and Jrm Babltt who jorned us after bypassing the thrrd grade Mrs Pratts Sxxth Grade was mcreased by only one member Jack Bowman from Rldgevnlle Our frrst year rn jr Hxgh was taken care of by Mr Green and Mr Lewandowsltre George Brehmer from Huntxngton and Loxs Storrow fron' Brxghton decrded to porn us that year Mnss Stutzman and Mrs Vasu took care of us our second year ln jr Hrgh lt seemed rather strange that year that we dxdnt re cerve any new students When we entered our frrst year rn Senlor Hugh Mlss Foster and Mr Krplrnger gently led us on We received elght new students that year fnve of whom were from Huntington They were Nancy Kaprs Sharon McClam Clarabel Moor Ted Smnth and Yvonne Welch Also Norma Barley came from Mnllersburgh and Norman Smrth and Charles Walt from Oberlin Mxss Bennet and Mxss Calderwood recerved us rn the Tenth Grade wlth one new member Bob Lindsey from Elyrra Mr Barbe and Mr Gourley took care of us nn the Eleventh Grade with only one new member from Nova Arlene Hanes By the txme we eached the Twelfth Grade Mrs Plper and Mr Dussel really had therr hands full By thrs tame we also had recerved Brrghton rnto our school along wrth Joyce Bullrs from Penfreld Luella Perkxns from Hennetta james Pugh from Cresent Cnty Florrda and Walter Bauschman from Germany Emrl Sxkora decrded to wart a whrle before graduating he went out to scout the cruel world We also lost one of our members Lots Storrow rn an accrdent rn February All rn all our class of 53 rs graduatrng with a total of frfty three members whrch rs a long lump from our Frrst Grade total of fourteen Mary Rose BlllGll'I'0 CLASS Hl Tlllll On September second Nineteen Forty One a small group ready to start out rn thus brg world were greeted by Mrs Hardy Among these were the famllrar faces of Marrlyn Stanfleld Joan Sheffreld Norma Jean Glllette Lo s Storrow Davxd Seeley and Paul Matcham Durmg the year Manlyn left to go to Wellmgton H The second year we had the same teacher CMrs Hardyb and the same students Except one stranger rn the crowd who was Arlene anes In the thxrd grade we had Mrs Hunt for our teacher At the opemng of thus school year we had an rncrease rn enrollment The new puprls were Vrvran jewett jane Moore janet Moore and Charlene Murray At the end of the year Arlene moved to Wellington Mrs Cummms was our teacher nn the fourth grade Agam we had some more new students They were Ruth Gatlrff Walter jewett and Raymond Betts That same year Ruth moved to Elyria We proceeded mto the frfth grade wrth Mrs Crandall as our teacher Ruth Gatlnff decided to jom us agam The srxth year Lots moved to Wellmgton We had Mrs Crandall for our teacher agam We fmally made rt to Juntor Hr where Mrs Lrvermore was our teacher ln both the seventh and erghth grades Our brggest event here was erghth grade graduatron Imagme we survived erght wonderful years at Brrghton and were ready and wartrng to begun the next four The frrst step we took under the guidance of Mr Bacon was to choose class officers They were President Raymond Vrce Pres: dent joan Secretary and Treasurer Vxvlan News reporters Norma and jane The frrst bug ordeal we underwent was lnrtratron To prove we drdnt hold a grudge we gave the sophomores a return party We had many other class parties that year In our Sophomore year Mr Bacon dxdnt thmk he had us tamed down qunte enough to safely pass us on to another teacher he was blessed once agam by bemg our class sponsor This year we elected President Raymond V1cePres1dent Paul Secretary and Treasurer Vlvnan News Reporters jane and Janet We had a few class partres whrch mcluded a sugar bush party and Sophomore return party To help us frnancnally we sold basketball programs As Jumors we held our fxrst meetmg wrth Mrs Auble as our class sponsor We chose class offrcers as follows Presrdent Walter V1cePres1dent Davld Secretary Charlene Busmess Manager Joan and Reporter Norma Later nn the year we recenved janet Fowler as an addmon to our class Thus was qmte a busy year for us We had fun pullxng taffy makmg popcorn balls candy apples and decoratmg the school for the carmval we held Octover 26th One of the bug hnghlrghts was the recervmg of our class rmgs At the end of the year the Senrors turned the pop machme over to us jumors so we could learn the nack of runnmg thmgs for the commg year We held our annual Junnor Semor Prom May 9th We decorated the gym wrth a Onental Garden theme The Dmner was followed wrrh a dance and motnon prcture Ruth Gatllff 19 1 1 . . . , 1 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CLASS WILL We the class of 1955 of the Hrgh School ot Wellrngton County of Lorarn State of Ohro and the Unrted States of Amerrca berng of sound mrnd memory and understandrng make publrsh and declare the followrng as our last wrll an testament We bequeath as follows Betty Arndt grves her abrlrty to go jr Sr every year to jane McHenry rm Babrtt leaves hrs abrlrty to get As from Mr Dussel to Leland Crandall Norma Barley donates her peroxrde and trnt wrlled to her last year to Lrnda Grey Walter Bauschmonn wllls hrs desrre to World Travelrng to Mr Dussel Ray Betts bequeaths hrs shyness to Frances Beard who really doesnt need rt Audrey Blakeley bestows her tuba playrng upon john Hallrwell Jack Bowman awards hrs laugh to Elrzabeth Eastrn to add to her own rmmy Brehmer assrgns hrs abrlrty to get to school on trme to Bud Smrth oyce Bullrs offers her posrtron on clarrnet quartet to Lors Cole Mary Lou Chambers presents her short harr to Sue Watters Harold Covrngton contrrbutes hrs good manners to Loy Coffrn Dawn Crapo delrxers her quret nature to Betty Teehan Angre Farago passes her abrlrty to make points rn basketball on to Shrrley Cave Drck Forney endows Jack Arnold wrth hrs sly remarks anet Fowler passes her seat rn drrvrng on to her srster udy Ruth Gatlrff confers her love for Shorthand upon Mary Lou Borse Norma Grllette leaves her seat rn Sr Englrsh to anyone Arlene Hanes assrgns her seat rn mechanrcal drawrng to anyone that rs wrllrng to ta e Dean Krrkpatrrck supplres Phrp Sheffreld wrth hrs posrtron on stage crew Vrwran ewett lavrshes her collectron of rrngs upon Lors Cole Walter jewett offers hrs presrdency rn F FA to anyone that wants to take rt over Nancy Kaprs leaves her wrtty remarks to acqure Grar Bob Lrndsey bequeaths hrs nrckname Tangle to Sam Henes Sharon McClarn leaves her arguments wrth Mr Dussel to Nancy Bennett Kathleen McConkey leaves her artrstrc abrlrty to Rrchard Sheffreld Anna Markel leaves a certarn jr boy to Theresa Rose Take good care of hrm Theresa Paul Matcham lust leaves school to the teachers Clarabel Moore leaves her locker to aryone who can krck the door shut wrthout gettrng caught ane and anet Moore leave therr abrlrty to confuse teachers to Drck and Dan Ewell Charlene Murray leaves her job rn the offrce to anyone who wants rt Gayle Perkrns leaves her lrst of telephone numbers to Sandra Kepler Luella Perkrns leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to Danny George jrm Pugh leaves hrs reserved drgnrty to hrs brother Roger Althea Rrce leaves her Hot Rod drrvrng to Mr Shellhouse C Does he need rt?J Beverly Rrchmond leaves her excused absences to Phyllrs Dague jack Romers leaves hrs posrtron as presrdent of the Student Councrl to john Barbe Mary Rose leaves her study hall 7th perrod to her srster Theresa Delmer Schwanke leaves to Tom BeVrer hrs abrlrty to get rn basketball games and make at least one pornt Davrd Seeley leaves hrs way wrth the grrls to jrm Wrght Charles Sheffreld bequeaths hrs Butch harrcuts to Mr McCorm1ck oan Sheffreld leaves her football crown to next years queen Carol Shepard leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Busher to her srster Freda une Srpes leaves her experrence rn Znd year typrng to Blanche effery Carol Smrth leaves to Betty Teehan her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Dussel Norman Smrth leaves hrs job as proyectronrst to Howard Wrrght Ted Smrth leaves hrs abrlrty to wrr almost every game of trc tac toe to anyone wrth a lot of trme Marrlyn Stanfreld rs taking everythrng wrth her rncludrng a certarn sea gorng bell hop Nancy Thompson leaves all her rnterests rn Oberlrn except one to Sarayean Peat Charles Walt leaves hrs posrtron on the football team to one of next years bench warmers Shrrley Ward leaves her abrlrty to stay engaged to Phyllrs Dague Yvonne Welch leaves her flrrty eyelashes to Carmel Marley By Angre Farago Anna Markel Wrtnesses Mr Busher Mr Dussel d 3. , U. 7 :3 9 J . . 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' . 1 ' ' .1 - CLASS PRUPHECY Our class of 53 IS down here at lm Pughs luxurlous summer resort rn Tampa Florrda to celebrate the return of those naval heroes Llecltenants Dean Krrkpatrlck jack Bowman and Charles Sheffield Naturally rnvxtatlons were sent to the former classmates by rms secretary Angle Farago Although rt rs December 8 1960 nt seems that only yesterday we were senlors back rn Welllngton Hlgh School The resort IS really a beautlful place but then rt should be for lf was purchased for jrm by those effrcxent real estate men jack Romels and Ted Smlth The remodelrng was done by the two natlonally famous archltects Kathleen McConkey and Betty Arndt We know that thrs IS an enjoyable asslgnment for the glrl newspaper reporter VIVIHH ewett slnce there are a number of celebrltnes here such as Audrev Blakeley assist ant dlrector of Fred Warlngs Cholr George Brehmer and 1m Babrtt correspondrng guards on the Browns Football team Harold Covrngton and Bob Lrndsey both wmners of two track events at the recent Olymplc games the famous soap opera dramatlsts louella Perkms and Norma Barley natronal presldent of Future Farmers of Amerlca Walter ewett Congresswoman Althea Rrce of the 87th Congress and the televrsron star Arlene Hanes Speakmg of performers headllnmg tonlghts b1ll of entertalnment Wlll be a vocal duet by ane and anet Moore accompanled by the concert pxanrst Carol Smrth For a frnale the dance team Gayle Perkms and Dawn Crapo wlll perform As an added attractlon Nancy KHPIS Ruth Gatllff and Marilyn Stanfreld are actlng as clgarette glrls Upon castlng an eye over some of the other mfluentxal guests we are happy to see many other ex classmates There rs Drck Forney and Ray Betts co edltors of the Farm Dlg st talklng to Paul Matcham the magazlnes publlsher The Farm Drgest recently publlshed a story about the Farm demonstrator Norman Smrth and Davld Seeley the agrrculture tea her at Wellmgton Hrgh School lncrdentally we hear that Dave and Charles Walt the brology teacher skipped school to come to thls party But oan Sheffleld the Wellnn ton glrls physrcal educatron teacher and Yvonne Welch the schools secretary were properly excused for thls event We are especrally happy to see that Mary Lou Chambers and Charlene Murray could come Smce they are both busy New York models they probably had trouble gettmg a day off Mary Rose and Shlrley Ward are two grrls who drdnt have to worry about thelr transportat1on down here Slnce they are alrplane stewardesses they get ree passage I notlce that they are talkmg to Delmer Schvs anke the popular radlo dlsc jockey Del rs probably pluggmg t at hlt tune dedrcated to the class of 53 whlch was composed by our muslcally talented ex classmate Joyce Bullrs B sure to read the latest best seller wrrtten by that noted novelrst Sharon McCla1n The three lrbrarrans Nancy Thompson anet Fowler and Norma Glllette vsrll rnform you of the excellence of Sharons llterary achrevements Walter Bausch mann who IS now a technlcal engrneer IS conversrng wrth two smartly dressed young ladles They are Carol Shepard and Ann Markel who own a fashlon shop rn Chxcago The1r success rs due partlally to such dress deslgners as une Slpes Bev Rlchmond and Clarabel Moore The party IS rn full swrng now and we pause brlefly to recall the good old days Del Schwanke Harold Covmgton 21 , . . , . , . 1 J , .' . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 ., . . . . 4 J 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . 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B 'lt Q fx D Archer M Baker I Barbe F Beard UNl0R CLASS ff Rumor has lt that the class of 54 has been very busv this year They have sponsored dances after the home basketball games and have also sold popcorn at these same dances and games Thrs fall they sponsored a huge magazme subscrrptron sale to raxse funds for therr jr Sr Prom These busy beavers have also ordered rhelr class rmgs and have sponsored an assembly Thelr bxg event of the year has been the presentation of the three act comedy Meet Me In St Lours As a clnmax to the year they held the annual jr Sr Prom To guide them rn these actxvmes have been Mrs Norton and Mr Barbe The offrcers chosen thrs year are Presldent Carl Oney Vrce Presrdent Peggy Jensen Secretary Loxs Jean Chambers and Treasurer Sue Watters 1-v 24 N Bennett R Betts T BeV1er nf' I Nh.. --1 . Blanton . Cole . Gray . ee W. Parmenter R. Shepherd V. Starr -nv GB 'ri Q7 M. Boise . COWICS . Hafler . Lupico S. Peet B. Smith C. Storaci 39 'I A AIU! .29 -sg r 'Atl Jn-.G . Brackley . Dost . Hines McHenry . Rolfe E. Smith L. Wacker C 1 'Q ' 'Y If Q 4? X in ...J 4 ,-IQ 1'U' '2.'?3 fm AA . Buell . Finkel . Jeffrey . Miller C. Sawyer R. Smith E. Wallace 25 S. Cave H. Furcron P. Jensen C. Myers N. Senghas S. Smith S. Smith L. Chambers M. Garrison S. Kirby j. Nestor G. Sheffield S. Smith J. Wight P. Clodwick . George . Knapp . Oney R. Sheffield C. Snider H. Wright gm 4? .qi F in -as' ' V? 4? ,Q Am in l Car-mn L Coffin R Puell R Ewell pt ,O fs Anderson J Arnold M Batnsta A Beal Brown Crnle I Dammex er R Daw ndson J Eaken Eastxn Farago T Tarago R Fehlan C Freeman -I Grar Q-I Nd W-1 if X 0PHOMORE The Duke of Wellington w1s pleased to see the sophomores buslly selling refresh ments it the footb1ll md b1sketb1ll games For therr Assembly they presented 1 home talent show udy Erken md Dnnk Ewell were elected to represent the sophomores on Student Councll They chose the follovxmg offlcers Presldent lm Henes Vlce Presl dent Dan Ewell Secreury Fred Brown md Treasurer Ruby Daudson Thenr class advnsors were Mrss Bennett and Mlss Foster 26 1 vw , he '2 K: 1- .,. e -. A -' ,g, 9 - , A ' I' .l ,, 43, J 1 if ,J , fi - h T. .3 I 4? ' ' . - '- 5 K ' A . In , A T' 'Q A vs ' '77 Q ,N , ' I 2 Q I 5 . x t V Nfl 'l X H X f W lf ' J A li A If V ' A F3 A IA l ' l -- L, Z-v 'bf 1 I TV , - . , ' . F. 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I auf fha liz 41 FD 'N 9 Furcron Jordan Marley O Keefe Sawyer Whnrney 'ks Ulbvbvfvug Garfxeld Kxrby Marley Peet Sharp Wllzak D W J Y -Q-'T E , 40 Gott Klem Matcham Pomer Sheffield W1 nson 29 R 7 'Vi- W Grlssmger Knapp Mlller Reep Snkora Wxssnngcr Hayes Lmdsey Mohrman Rolfe Snpes Young .Af zcwoov: ,T Helden McConnell Moore Rutter Smith Youngless V T 3441 Y N Anderson W Auble J Brehm C Bnll C CHPO j Drckason C Babxrt R Brown R Dost .qi J Barbe S Bamsra C Bebouf H Blevm I Bruce K Carmen J Can-,gk Come EIGHTH GRADE Thrs group starred the school year wxrh a class meeung 1' he class elected the followrng offncers Pres1denr john Drckason Vxce Presxdenr Dav1d Gott Secretary Guy Mc Conkey Treasurer ames Teehan Thxs group rs looklng forward to rherr future dances and estabhshed thelr dues at one dollar for each member 'vgfi 30 1? rg V .' -v f '6 N N415 5 Vx .2 Q AT C ?,f , -, K ,y r W 11. 1 A gg. 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' . - ' . Z A , . Q ' J , . .. L . Q , I I adn 41 'Q '? 3 Herold Klann Moehler Pope c et Storrow Whxtmer www? 0,1 i 'D Herrlck Knapp Moss Prentnss Sava yer Street Wlght 'D 5 AQ ,-Q JEL f E7 if Ms 913 Jones Kurtz Mull Raab Seeley Sw arrz Wxlkmson ,rs K Kepler W Lampen Norton Rxggs e wgwnm Tudor Wrtght 33 NN, :Eau-q-1,.l7: as Kert Laughlm Patterson Roberts Slpes Wallace Wurtz ll A ri '9 ,sv Kmg McDonald Perkms Rockhold Smtth Wallace Young nad fvfg, Kxsamore Macler Pomer Rucker Sprenger Wheatley Youngless :ggf-4 5? we - ,I-ia, in Q. f- u 15 z' if ifvx nl r V ' :fu I , ' W' I ww .ff I rd 5 5, 4 f gl t M.- ,.,,, '11 IUI 1135 N t0 Off U0 CERT l As the Duke passes room 205 he hears the strains of a rousing Sousa march filling the halls of Wellingtcin High. This, of Course, is none other than the Senior Band rehearsing for another concert under the able direction of Mr. Gourley. The Band has performed during the half-time at every home game during the foot- ball season. This organization presented sexeral grade school assemblies and performed at the I..M.R.E. concert. The Spring was filled with many concerts and programs in- cluding the Solo and Ensemble Contest, the League Band Festival, the Ohio District Band Contest, and their annual Spring Concert, They also played for the men at Crile Veterans' Hospital in Cleveland. The officers of the band are President, Carol Meyersg Vice-President, Carl Oneyg Secretary, joan Sheffieldg and Treasurer, jim Wight. Last fall, the band was given a party by the Parents Music Club. 36 BAD is 3 2 3 5 7 , Row Row Row Row S. Henes, S. Watters, N. Bennett, J. Bukkis, R. Wagner, Y, Welch, S. Miller D. Arndt, J. Dammeyer, L. Storrow, H. Furcron, C. Murray, E. Brasee, R. Miller, P. Whitney, C. Myers, J. Sheffield, J. Carino, V. jewett, S, Smith M. Ray, L. Cole, M. Jensen, B. Bricker, L. England, P. Parsons, J. Dickason, R. Mosher, J. Warren, J. Nestor, T. Richmond, R. Furcron, S. Cave, S. Dost, D. Oney, H. Watters. Mr. Gourley, D. Schwanke, P. Jensen, T. BeVier, S. Puka, M. Storrow, J. Kepler, R. Oney, J. Wight, A, Blakeley, M. Chambers, B, Arndt, C. Campbell. 37 I TRUME TAL Row l P Palmer E Mull E Mull N Gott W Lampen S Wagner J Halliwell J Greenbank Row 2 Mr Gourley V Settlemire D Hayes W Moon J Dickason j Barbe The students in unior Band hue worked exceptionally hard this vear working up a repertoire of music for their performance at the Parents Music Club meeting in March There was great enthusiasm when they practiced marching at their rehearsals this fall As a finale to their efforts they pl ived and marched at the New London football game during the half After football season the band elected the following officers President ohn Dickasori Secretary Treasurer Barbara Drake and Social Co chairmen Terry Richmond and eanette Barbe They are under the able direction of Mr Robert Gourley This is the second year our school has had a dance band They hive played for various school and Com munity iffairs throughout the yeir Eirly list fall the band tagged themselves the High Hits This group is under the able direction of Mr Gourley who has worked hard with them ind has helped them larn new musit The bind rgain plaved for the Clearyiew Senior Prom this spring As thty haye guned 1 great deal of fame from previous engagements vue will expect to hear a lot more from this group in the near future Row l C Smith H Watters .S Henes S Smith C Oney Sheffield D Arndt Carino Row 7 D Schvxanke S Cave S Dost R Oney j Wight J Kepler A Blakeley 38 , :F it . if L - ' I r f ' . A QQ ' ' T V 1 5 A 3.1 5 A .1 .L I LA s 1 'h X ,i , g , 14 'kj Q--I Y x Row 5 D. Ewing, M. Wight, F. Dost, j. Halliwell, T. Richmond, R. Robinson, J. Fisher. i L ' 1 . L 2 ' ' i H 'Y L ' ' Vi l t E ,A y y if q ' -Sm! ' I GROUP ,nav Thrs IS not the frrst clirxnet quqrtet Wellrngttun hxs ever known but thxs group IS group partlclprtted nn thc drstrnct Lontest and receued 1 very good ratmb Pxetured 'above 'tre oyce Bullrs anne Dammeyer Mary Ellen Ray and Dennns Arndt The corner trno has really gone to town thls yelr performing II one pl tce right after the other They performed at the PTA conventxon whrth vt rs held at Xwellnngton md at the annual LMR E concert They played at the County Contests and concert Snnce none of these boys are senrors we ll expect to hear a lot more from thls group next year 39 1 if ' , ig , 3 5 , 3 , 5 4, V ff I 1- fl? ., :'.vM,,,,.. . rather newly organized in that this is the frrst year that they have played together. The l Q ' 2 l' rt 5 fd .,g,, 5 , f Y 3 Ja ts , I , 2 1 .4 I 4 I Y- 1 r lla: . V A Y , V y , L 1 . V E l0R j The Senior Chorus, under the capable direction of Mrs. Lawrence BeVier, presented the annual Christmas program. The group also worked very dili- gently on the Spring Festival. They enjoyed a combined party with the A Capella group. The Senior Chorus elected the following officers: Jacquie Giar, Presidentg Theresa Rose, Vice-Presidentg and Ruby Davidson, Secretary- Treasurer. 40 Cll0Il Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 5. K. McConkey, M. Broud, C. Smith, A. Rise, N. Bennett, S. Hayes, L. Stanfield, V. Jewett L. Chambers, N. Brown, W. Lattimer, C. Crile, S. McClain, C. Myers, S. Cave, M. Cham- bers, A. Blakeley, S. Dost, E. Lee, R. Tefs. Mrs. BeVier, M. Winson, R. Peet, J. Sheffield, N. Bailey, B. Arndt, S. Peet, R. Garliff K. Sawyer, R. Shays, B. Reep, L. Matcham, G, Lee, J. Danmeyer, S. Lupico, S. Smith P. Clodwick, P. Jensen, S. Watters, Y. Welch, C. Storaci, M. Boise, R. Betts, M. Anderson A. Klein, R. Davidson, M. Lowther, M. Rose, N. Kapis, C. Murray, N. Thompson, D Smith, B. Bricker, J. Fowler, M. Stanfield, P. Rutter, M. Garrison, R. Ray, V. O'Keefe D. Cooper, S. Kepler, J. Ealten, J. Giar, T. Rose, S. Grissinger, J. McHenry, H. Hafler J. Nestor. R. Fureron, J. Barbe, G. Smith, D. Arndt, M. Mohrman, M. Young, C. McConnell H. Covington, R. Wagner, V. Starr, S. Auble, J. McHenry, P. Whitney, R. Ewell, R Harris, F. Brown, G. Weaver, F. Cowles, L. Cole. J. Kepler, J. BeVier, J. Wight, D. Schwanxe, C. Oney. H. Furcron, J. Romeis, G. Breh mer, S. Miller, R. Oney, R. Betts, R. Ewell, E. Grose, J. Henes, T. BeVier, L. Crandall R. Fowler, S. Henes. 41 a 'V 4.47, ig Whrle on tour of Wellrngton Hrgh School the Duke could not resrst stopprng to lrsten to the harmomous chords of the boys rn the quartets who are plctured above The boys have done a great deal of work wrth the A Capella Chorr They have entertarned at the Football Banquet and are lookmg forward to the Sprmg Festrval VOCA ROSA Row Row Row J W1 Chambers V jewett C Smrth A Rxce N Bennett M Chambers Blakeley S Cave S McCla1n S Dost Boxse C Myers S Lupxco Mrs BeVner Sheffreld M Rose N Kapls N Thompson C Murray P Clod ck P Jensen S Watters S Smrth Y Welch R Betts Kepler J Barbe H Covmgton H Furcron J Brehmer E Grose BeV1er L Crandall D Ewell Wrght D Schvuanke C Oney 1 Romens R Betts R Ewell Muller R Oney 42 l t ff r ' V . y N 0 U A l Q 4 W ' , ' , 9 , 1 ' l I.. , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , A. , . , . A , . . Row 2 N, Bailey, B, Arndt, K. McConkey, S. Peet, R. Gatliff, C. Storaci, M. ' , . , . ' , . ' . ' 5 J. , . ' , . , . A, . , . , S. , . . GRO P 'I C? 54' 5.17 g,f,'Hf 5 L 1 A 3 3 tg '- gf' ' Z 3 . ge z i ,, . , 0 3 ,f 5 ' - K Q 5 1:7 Q A M ,, hm P 1 S4 A 1-J The semor grrls plctured above have been worklng hard all year preparmg musrc for the commencement season These s1x junlor glrls have harmomzed and have entertalncd at various places Besxdes smgmg at dtfferent organlzmons throughout the town they performed If the Chrlstmas Assembly and Sprung., Concert Both sextets are planmng to partlclpate at the Dxstrrct Solo md Ensemble Contest Row Rovt Rovt Row Row I 1 Dunford R james T Sprenger R Sell J Wheatley I Ellls D Whltmer J Pomer A Rucker D Shepherd M Tudor W Lampen T Pope T Patterson C Cs1blJIDS M Wlght J Fxsher K Kepler K Carmen K Kmg V Settlemxre D Evnmg M Poxner Swartz Myers C Eastm ,I Barbe L G1l bert P Hazlett F Sawyer N Ltmmer P Young., C Seeley E Ahlrcrlm E Mull B OKeefe B Allum I Benschoter C R1ggs J Foster J Wallace J Carrttk K Watters M Amenhauser K Laughlln R Brown M Wheat lex P Svnesew N Falght P Storrow L Hexghland U Holley H Radley J Schaefer B Norton G Perkms B Drake 1 Bruce C Babntt J Warren C Bebout J Golf N Anderson J Brehm D Settlemrre M Barrett H Rucker j Knapp L Coffm E Kxsamore R Klann W Brumfneld M Hams L Gnss mger T Rrchmond F Dost L Mrller j Pfeiffer C Gamble P Wallace E Herold 3 I' W KP 1' 9 x v 4 1 . , . U l 1 I L 1 I K . . 2 , 2 . . Y Q 4 . ' . ' ' ' L . . . . . ' , 1, 1 . V 7 . . . . - r V . . y . . . A , -I . A A , , , , , ' ' . Row 3 Mrs. BeVier, il. Wilkinson, N. George. S. Hawkins, B. Bassett, B. Wright, - - I , - 7. 4- 't A 4' U v - y - l Q ,lv ' ' ,lv ' Y v ' 'H ' 1 ' 3 ' , V ' 5 , ' . . , . , . A , . ' , Q. , , , - t - , - 1 - v - V v - - , . . . y , V , V , - , - . . 4 .4 '-iw N C? Row 1 S Waners S McClain A Rice j Babrtt S Dost C Myers Rove 2 Mr Dussel R Ewell C Sheffield T Smith C Waite S Henes S Miller J Barbe Even though the Dukes were excited about their trip they still took time out to participate in the annual Quiz Bee From the group pictured six were chosen to repre sent WHS in the actual competition Everyone studied current events in earnest so rhat Wellington might finally attain first place in this contest after taking second for several years LIBRARIA Row 1 L Gray B Teehan E Eastin L Lindsey J McHenry P Kirby D Smith Row 2 L I Chambers L Cole M Boise M Buell P Hand W Smith P Dague R Farago C Marley N Brown The librarians have done a very good job this year in spite of the fact that they had no teacher to guide them. Penny Hand acted as head librarian and we should all be very appreciative to her for she has done a very good job enabling us to get magazines and reference books. We could not get along without a library in the school, and librarians are needed to guide and help us along. 44 CHEERLEADER Durlng the year 1n football and basketball th1s group of g1rls lead the crovnd through every cheer Yvonne Welch and Carol Smlth were Semor Cheerletders mth thenr ex perxence from the prevlous year and the addmonal three were chosen by the student body One of these was VIVIHH ewett commg here from Bnghton who gave the group qulte a few new ldeas on cheers and motlons Since there are four Semors nn the group the organlzlng of a new group wxll be left on the shoulders of the very capable Sue Watters MAJORETTE A v 1.-. The Duke of Wellxngton was pleased to see our trxm hugh steppnng mayorettes leadxng our band down the fleld In adclntlon to the former group of girls two neu ones from Brlghton made an appearance ln this years band Susan Smlth was appolnted Drum Major To the majorettes delight they recewed three new umforns which they proudly donned All agree that an excellent Job was done by these gxrls 45 rm...,33 Rom 1 Barbe S Mrflam A R1ce N Kap1s S Dost S Nhllcr Rcvx 7 C Myers S Cr1ss1r1g.,er D Gott D ackson Rome1s S Henes D Arnlt C Marley MISS Foster It seems that travelmg had no 111 effects on the stud nt body for elexen new members were 1n1t1ated IUIO SP R thxs year Th1s 15 an unusually large number fo o become a member of rh1s organ1zat1on one must ma1nta1n a B uerage throughout mo years of Lat1n Pres1dent Althea RICE VICE Pres1dent Sharon McC1a1n Secreury treasurer Nancy Kap1s and language lnstructor MISS Foster read the maps and road s1gns for th1s group PRMECT10 STS wx 'i C11fton Rolfe Larry H1065 Lawrence jordan Howard Wflghl james McHenry Dav1d Bockmore Paul W11k1nson john Hollmell Norman Sm1th The Duke of Wellxngton bmrded h1s flymg saucer and flew up to the pro1ect1on room There he found th1s group composed of C11fton Rolfe Larry HIUCS Lawrence ordan Howard Wr1ght 11m McHenry D1w1d Bockmore Paul W11kenson john H0111 well and Norman Sm1th under the gu1dance of Mr Barbe showmg mov1es to the many classes 1n school Thanks to these boys for re11nqu1sh1ng the1r lunch hours and free perlods that we m1ght be able to VIEW mov1es 1n clrss for educat1ona1 purposes and dur1ng noons for the enjoyment of the students 46 TAGE cmaw P Sheffxeld C Rolfe D Kxrkpatrxck J Bovxmur C Sheffleld Thls group composed of Dun Klrkpatrxck Chftrles Sheffreld jqck Bowman Ph1ltp Sheffleld 1nd Cllfton Rolfe 1re thc ones who mftke ll posslble for v1r1ous school orgcrn rzttlons to present good performances They as thexr tltle suggests tftke care of the set txngs the hghts pulhng the curmms and dotng odd jobs The Duke of Wellxngton mkes his hat off to thls 1mb1t1ous group of boys DRAMATIC WW? Y QN .4 QI 'ri WF Under the very 'able direction of Mrs Norton the unror Cllss presented S1lly Benson s three act comedy Meet Mc In Sr LOUIS A well frlled qudltornum enjoyed a mag mfxcent performance by the entlre cast 47 Pbolo by Clarkron Brown TUBE 'I' COUNClL .lx Row I 1 Romers A Rrce S Grrssxnger R Ewell J Barbe J Eaken Row 2 J BeVrer J Hanna V Starr B Brumfreld Mr Dussel As the Dukes journeyed along thrs year they found a new group along the way Thrs organlzatron IS the Student Councrl An able body consrstrng of ack Romers Althea Rnce Steven Mrller Carol Meyers Sam Henes udy Eaken Sue Gf1SSlHgCf ohn BeX1er on Hanna and Brlly Brumfneld drew up the constrturron for the Student Councll In doing so they used the constrtutron of the Student Councrl of Bay Vrllage Hrgh School as a model The constrtutron provrdes for the electron of two members from each of the upper four grades and one mem ber each from the seventh and erghth grades There IS also a non votrng member from the srxth grade to repre sent the elementary school Soon after ratrfncatxon of the constrtutron members were elected for the year 1952 53 Thrs group IS plctured above Offlcers of the Student Council are as follovss Presrdent ack Romers Vrce Presrdent Althea Rlce Secretary Sue Grrssrnger Treasurer Drck Ewell Program Charrman ohn Barbe and Socral Charrman judy Eaken The members of thas organrzatron worked hard all year They arranged for the bonfrre and pep rally before the Wellrngton New London football game Thls group also took charge of the plannrng of assemblles for the hrgh school and sponsored therr own assembly The Student Councrl Presrdent ack Romers presrded over all assemblres In addrtron they arranged for the sellrng of and sold season basketball nckets and also sold trckets for the March of Drmes benefrt basketball game At the end of the year Student Councrl presented scholarshrp keys to the outstandrng senror boy and grrl Aslde from all thrs they held regular weekly meetxngs and contrrbuted a great dell to the furtherrng of student faculty harmony Under the able gurdmce of Mr Dussel thrs group has been dolng a f1ne yob as a student advrsory body and me at W H S slncerely belreve that thus organrzatlon lS a truly worthwhrle addltron to our school In other words the Dukes are rndeed pleased to have the Student Councrl along to help plan future trrps 48 2 ,, S y V r - , Q A 1 . - ,f . 5 1 , g 4 : 5 ' 9 r, I f 4 . A VZ ! f , 5 A V f- if V , .g 1 2 . 4 , - v .P ' ' v. -- Q X ' 2, J -. :, P., 3. J if X 4 l A V 7 4 ,, A N , .. .. 'rl . . I - . . . V ' k K 1 7 5 7 . , ' . - - , -, , 1 L 1 , - 1 , L ' , J L , . L . ,J , . . f 7 . 1 ' ' L . . , - , A v r 1 R . , . , V n. , . . - Yr L g L . V 3 L I L ' - 1. Row Row Row Row W Jewett T Smith C Sheffield -I Hall W Timchuk L Coffin J Arnold L Hines L Crandall D Bockmore J McHenry M Baker D Ewell P Whitney 9 Figley C Archer L Pointer T Jordon R Taylor H Wright L Crandell N Smith K Heiden L Brassee J Sheffield Mr Tedrick R Betts R Forney D Seeley R Fowler C Wait P Matcham The group of boys called the Future Farmers of America is one of the new organizations this year Held here at Wellington was a joint meeting with various Procedure Contest in which they placed first A successful basketball team can be attributed to this group The FFA boys have helped sponsor a Polio Banquet which proved a good profit The primary aim of this organization is the development of agriculture leadership cooperation and citizenship The following were elected to head this ambitious group President Walter ewett Vicc President Howard Wright Secre tary ack Arnold Treasurer Archie Baker Reporter Ted Smith Sentinel David Seeley and Assistant Advisor Ray Betts The Parliamentary Procedure Team is pictured below Row I R Berts D Ewell C Sheftield W jewett T Smith C Wait Row 2 M Baker L Crandall R Taylor 49 F IF OA I other schools, November 8th. Also these boys have participated in a Parliamentary . I , J ' 1 '- - , 'I h 1 ' ,J U L , ' t 1 , 1 , , , . Row Row Row Row A Blalteley B Arndt K McConkev M Lowthet L Stanfield J Srpes G Perkins C Shepard J Dammeyer S Puka W Lattnmer N Brown D Smith M Garrison S Cave B Teehan Miss Miller M Ray S Peet B Bassett S Smith C Myers R Gatliff M Rose A Farago A Markel T Rose M Anderson H Hafler C Crile L Hines B Ellis K Sawyer V OKeefe S Grnssinget D Cooper L Cole M Buell P Jensen S Watters E Lee M Chambers N Bennett E Easnn 1 Giar L Gray P Clodwick B Smith P Rutter M Stanfneld S Luprco S Amato S Kepler S Dost R Tefs The Girls Athletlc Association headed bv a new teacher Miss Miller has been very active this year The girls enjoyed soccer in the fall and bowllng and swlmmmg started early in the wmter These two sports estab lrshed themselves as constant wxnners as the girls part1c1pated in them regularly each week They who seemed to enyoy these sports most were Gayle Perkins Mary Rose Carol Shephard Anna Markel Audrey Blakeley Kathleen McConkey Betty Arndt Lots Ann Stanfreld Martha Lowther Mary Ellen Ray and L1bby Le Besides the intramural games played in basketball the girls voted to select an All Star team which cons1sted of four forwards and four guards Forwards were Angie Farago Mary Lou Chambers Liz Eastm and Betty Arndt the guards were Anna Markel Carol Shephard Mary Ellen Ray and Audrey Blakeley 50 G QA 0 A 0 1 . , . , . I, . . Row 4 , A , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . , Row 5 J. Eaken, W. Smith, N. Senghas, G. Hafler, J. McHenry, S, Auble, C. Marley, B, Richmond, A. Rice, M. Stanfield, . , a f . , 1 , I' - , 1 . A J 1 Row M Moon M Luce C Sh pard J Danmeyer E Wallace A Farago T Rose A Markel B jeffrey D Smnth Row Mrs Baker A Klem G Perkms S Flnkel F Lee R Farago R Shays R Peet C Moore L Matcham Y Welch S Puka K McConkey Row W Smrth M Stanfreld J Srpes R Gatlxff M Rose C Crlle L Hmes B Bncker M Smrth N Brown M Young M Jensen S Knapp Row B Smnth P Rutter N Senglhas B Blanton L Lmdsey N Kaprs L Cole M Bwell F Cowles J Fowler B Rrchmond Row L Storrow C Moore S McClain V Lee R Davrdson C Slgsbey F Shepard M Morhman N Barley D Garfreld J Fowler the Duke of Wellmgton toured the varnous classes he stop by after school to attend an r H A. meetmg He found that this year the orgamzatlon has many actxvmes wlth which they busted themselves Meet rngs were planned to be held on the flrst and thlrd Monday of each month at 5 15 P M Thrs year there were a total of srxty fxve members which rs the largest number ever here at Wellmgton The varxous actlvltles plan ned for the year were a scavanger hunt for the F H A and F F A which was enjoyed by all a dance whrch rendered a good profit a Chrrstmas party for county orphans a bake sale a polro banquet and dance and the entertamment of other F H A clubs Thenr officers were Angle Farago Presrdent Edith Wallace Vxce President Theresa Rose Secretary and Carol Shephard Treasurer Their advnsor rs Mrs Kay Baker 'Uv -I-Q3 4 51 FoHoAo , Q V 5 , 5 A 'A fr .3 4 4 a - , . nr 3 'J I , - - , , Q - Z ' ' 5, . l 'I A ' , -1 r. - ' ' ir if ' , f , is , 4 y . x T A 4 4 Q' 'Z 9 L 1.4 '. - 4, FZ4' I If T '4 ' . l . , . , . e , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . 2 . , . ', . ', . ' ,. , . , . , . , . , . , - , 3 . ', . ' ,. ' Q . ', . , . ', . ' ,- ' , - ', - . - , 5 . , . , . ', . , . ' , .' , . , . , . ' , . ' 45 f .' 1...Pff'. '. . : . . ' , - 7 v - , . . 1 , ,o I ,Q a ' ' ' ' I ga . 9 ' 5 4 1 A ' ' L. 1, al A ALHO0R 0 Y fi Y' QQ ,. Q-t' YV Ch vt' T Row Mary Lou Chambers Sharon McClain Joan Sheffield Row Angle Farago Althea Rice janet Moore jane Moore Row Norma Gillette Joyce Bullis Nancy Kapls Row Charles Sheffield john Romeis James Babitt beorge Brehmer This organization is nation wide having been organized by school principals in 1922 Today the chapters in the schools of the nation number around 4000 The charter for our school was issued in 1949 and in that year four members were elected in 1950 seven members were chosen in 1951 eight 1952 nine members were chosen and in 1953 during the first semester fourteen The purpose of the organization is to promote and encourage the development of scholarship leadership service and character To be elxgible for membership 1 student must attain scholastic average of 3 00 and a character and leadership average of 3 5 For four years our chapter has been merely an honorary society members being elected at the close of the school year and announced on recognition day. But this year an amendment has been dopted to our constitution whereby the organization is to become an active one. This year two initiations were conducted one at the close e c .irsr semester ann one at ine enu or me second. neicuiier tnere win oe one selection each year to be made at the close of the fifth six weeks period. Members will be chosen from the junior class so that during their senior year they may be priv- ileged to wear the pin and to take part in chapter activities. Seniors will continue to be chosen also inasmuch as some may not achieve their 3.00 average until the senior year. This year the new members are ames Babitt oyce Bullis George Brehmer Mary Lou Chambers Angie Farago Norma 'lean Gillette Nancy Kapis Sharon McClain ane Moore janet Moore Althea Rice Jack Romeis Charles Sheffield and joan Sheffield. 52 -o 7 . Q 3 orrlca PRACTICES Q- I., 1.5 'U' 'Q Q -I Z J ., ,, . - ', 4 7 ef if 2 - 0: Y 'N 4-7 5 ,-fp-wi Row 1 M Stanfreld A Rnce C Moore Row 7 C Murryf M Rose J Sheffnelcl Y Welch G Perkms Girls who are mayormg rn busmess courses garn practncal experrence by rxorkmg rn the mam ofhce durrng therr free pertocls The grrls learn to answer the telephone properly to greet tallers at the offrte to operate the busmess machmes used there and to use the flllflf., svstems They are sapervxsecl by Mrs Robert Brehm Z Rows Row Rom Ron Row Eve an :uh 'QQ A Blakelev M Chambers C Crnle J Dammeyer 9 Puka W Lartrmer F Myers Dost V OKeefe B Teehan l Mlss Foster R Farago M Ray G Perluns S imrth L Lmsu 'Nl Thompson M Rust A Drago A Markel S Lupnco Y Welch R Dayrdson B Bassett P Jensen L Gray B Rrthmontl 'Ni B all C Maley L Tes L Lee L Stanfneld T Rose lN Bennett Shetfreltl S Kepler J Eaken J Graf P Clotlyutk L Chambers A Rlu. M Stan fleltl K Mcfonkey S Ward S Smlth M Boise L Hmes R Sheffreltl H Conngton H Hafler M Lowther B Arndt n though they were busy sxghtseerm. buyxng souvemrs and reatlnng roatl maps the Dukes were able to prmr a very extellent newspaper The edttor Althea Rate anl assotute eluors Marrlyn Stanfleld and Kathleen McConkey asslstetl by thelr hartlyyorkmg. staff and faculty atlsnsor Mass Foster turned out some of the brggest and best rssues of the Hn Tnmes to date 53 ZEPIIS FUMWZM Is there need for further ev1dence that Ih1S roup 15 on rherr wayf That Forney Kld has changed Another gxgglmg ganglmg awkward group has qu1te mysrerxously turned mro a pohshed graduarmg class 54 kk W O 'If 11:5 li? FUUTBALL QUEE 'hav' fr'---v-'lf 4. After 1 number uf nomrnrtnons h rd been rmde the footblll team th15 yur eleeted popultr mtgorette Ioxn Sheffreld to be their queen Mlss Sheffleld vue eseotted to her throne by footbrll elptun rek Rornels xx here she xx15 crow ned by herd emeh Murt Crmpbell 1nd presented vuth 1 rose COFSIEC by xssmttnt emeh Itmes Busher A4155 Sheffxeld sus mended by eheerle1der5 Carol Smrth Cxyle Perkrns Yxonne Wfelch and Sue Whtters md therr ebeorts George Brehmer ack Bow man Chlrles Walt and Ted Smrth 56 Q I 7 v, s 1 ' , ,, fl 4 , X e ji Q ' ' I 5 ' I . F , L At the Second Annual Pep Spree, sponsored by the cheerleaders, I ' 'L' ' I A ' 1 'L 1 ' L Ni Y ' 1 ,' 4 R 1 ' a ' A 1 . ' ' 7 'L L ' ' L ' 1 ' , YL ' A 4 . '15 ,F LH - 3 E I. O Q ' ul 5 .6 P :' : E c r , .. ,.. 5 E E ,V 5 E r it -f. ..: 3 E T1 V: Li 5 1 v 5-13 , .5 gi, J .Q E 5 5 Ig Um E P 5' 4: 5:6 ' LJ AC: 5 - 2 S 5,0 O 4. ': Und U L: M gg 5 'E If 5 Egg Ea 3 1 Ci-1 cd Q. ,Z : .4E cg gi .'f'3 :I ,J 11- E 0' hm '-LJ ,Lf-c 5,4 cr-T .J E5 242 53 +A iz si Cz 6- 2-5 -4 ,E ,gm ..-if 'E-.sc L.-5 - 5 E2 ,, m , J 3 1 ngj Q ffi - 1 5 is c cd 'f :E Coach Murt Campbell lead this year's Duke football squad to one of the most successful seasons in the last few years. Although they started slowly they began to find the goal more and more often in the middle of the season. Though a great majority of the squad was juniors and sophomores, nine seniors were far more important than their small numbers would indicate. Their importance will be realized next year when the coaching staff will be faced with the task of replacing them. Headed by Captain Jack Romeis at tackle the list of these includes: quarterback, Dean Kirkpatrick, ends, Charles Wait and Ted Smith, tackle, George Brehmerg centers, Jim Bab- itt and jim Pugh, and tackles, Bob Lindsey and Paul Matcham. However, these losses will be slightly compen- sated for in next year's squad by returning lettermen Harold Furcron, jack Kepler, Ed Grose, jerry Carino, Ed Gott, Roger Harris, Philip Sheffield, Carl Oney, Allen Beal, Fred Brown, Harold Watters, and Clifton Rolfe. Getting off to a poor start, the Dukes dropped their first three games to Huron, Clearview, and Fairview by scores of 20 to 0, 14 to O, and 39 to 0 respectively. But the next week Kirkpatrick and Furcron crossed the goal to give us a 13 to 13 tie with Amherst. They, the Dukes, delighted Wellington fans by giving them a 33 to 14 win over Rocky River with Kepler, Grose, Furcron, and Sheffield scoring the Wellington T.D.'s. Wellington kept up the good work next by downing Vermillion by 32 to 13 when Kirkpatrick, Sheffield, Furcron, and Kepler found the end zone. This was followed by what was probably the biggest upset of the year when Furcron scored five touchdowns and Kepler scored one to beat Oberlin by 39 I0 21. Then we lost two league champions, Medina by a score of 12 to 0. Next on the schedule was Rittman who bowed to a fighting Duke team which scored 35 points to their 6. In this match Grose, Wait Kepler, and Carino scored the touchtowns while Smith made a safety. But the season ended with a great disappointment when New London took the Dukes 39 to 0. RE ERVE BA KETBALL Row 1 T Farago D Ewell J Kepler R Taylor G Weaver R Harris A Beal B Farago Row 2 M Wright E Gott C Oney E Grose J Carino F Brown J Barbe M Campbell 58 . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- 1- - . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . VAR ITY BA KETBALL UUKES' nugrs' ' um l MIKE: Row l D Kirkpatrick R Betts H Covington J Romers C Snyder D Schwanke Row 2 R Lindsey P Matcham T BeV1er J Henes P Sheffield H Furcron J Wight Mr Shellhouse After the long football season the Dukes started basketball practice Dean Kirkpatrick Harold Covington and jack Romeis lettermen from last years squad and Ray Betts a veteran of the Brighton quintet were among those who spent many hours practicing Delmer Schwanke and jack Bowman who had had experience as members of last years squad and most of Coach Campbells reserve team were also present From this small group of boys Coach Shellhouse picked .1 team to start each game If not in the starting lme up Charles Snider Jim Henes and Philip Sheffield were substituted freely These three underclassmen will be back next year Lacking in height and sometimes in ability to hit the basket the Dukes went through the season winning 5 and losing in league play Their independent record was 4 wms and 2 losses This included the South Amherst Tourna ments in which the Dukes finished second Dean Kirkpatrick was chosen to represent Wellington at the Annual March of Dimes game He also sank 10 out of 10 foul shots in the school contest which enabled him to participate in the Cleveland Press Foul Shooting Contest The 52 53 cage team ns one that will long be remembered for good sportsmanship and for providing thrilling basketball games The Dukes won three overtime games This was a team of which everyone was proud Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington 51 Alumni Rocky River Oberlin Clearview Camdem S Amherst Wakeman Amherst Medina Fairview Vermilion Rocky River Oberlin Clearview New London Amherst Medma Fairview. 59 1 87 OVCIIIITIC OVCIIIITIC OVCFIUTIC NINTH GRADE BA KETBALL ji- v - Q . Y 1 ,,,....,, ......,,,.-...1-. f w I nw-J cl Row I R Fuuwn D Amdt G Smxth P Dague G Anderson Row 7 Mr Shellhouse B Swartz BeV1er R Thompson B Fmhcr D Broun Ford JU l0R HIGH BA KETBALL 0.-il-.... .H : I R R xx l I Tulum T Niwhle C Tarago R Norton XV Lampen Rwm I Hmm I D1LIxdSlJU I Herrmk T Ona D Shephexrd B Xkcrhcrbee Ram v Mr Shellhousc C Crapo H Nor on T Rlchmond R Ireeman D Whxtmer Ford 60 'X L, --I I 'P' '? R' Tw I w . 1 ' , , 7 Q Q i. 14' , A , B V I - . f qyf- VI vi vi II x K-M ss . I .f '- A. I . 'I ,'I. .' . , I , . ha, . ',I. , L- ' I-W- IIII - - R IR F -L,-D IIIIID ,DM..,,T, IRMI, I '. -w-DM-D- ' fi If g T I , 14' ' N ,R 5. I ,h, ., 1 I I I ,RD W I R I' N V - ,h,k.: 19? A ,K N N ir I I I ,N it ' l 'T In V , ' I I .. R I 7 I 3, I . X, A Ex ! A , . ,rky 7 , e I w ,,R, I X 5 .A I 4 ,f , nth' It :,.:,.- K in I 4 x. 4-,E 4 . 'I I 'x .'l, I w. wdvv-0 sr' It U . 'x 'l2'f ?1v x a. T-'ww al' I 'P' 8. Y 4159 'ff f L 3 'Q fimmifi wav ' Q QR ' 2 'Hg ' Sl 4 ' H. ff, was g, U-b df irnrrih'-i1g ew - G N 9 ,. U 2 -- Q 2'5- U5 IV r AQ 0 ul 1, 5. PATRON ADS Mr and Mrs J V Babltt Mr and Mrs Wllllam Bennltt Mr and Mrs L F BeV1er Mr and Mrs E W7 Blakeley Class 1954 Class f 1955 Class 1956 Class 1957 Mr and Mrs Frank Dost Mr and Mrs John Kapls Lou s Market Mr and Mrs R D McCla1n MISS Joanne Mlller Myer's Motors Mr and Mrs Glenn Perklns Mlss Sue Rlggs Mr and Mrs Charles Rose Mr and Mrs L L Welch HOSTETTLER'S INC Complete office outfltters Home Best fol E a e Home Ol Svhool Use an qmall Down Payment Senlce rasy Nlonthly Payments Portable TVpew11ters PHONE 3 8771 10 W Maln Street AShl3lld 0lll0 64 of 0 of of . ,. Best wishes to the Class of ,53 66 ' ' KS, of ': 1 S l s . 4 1 d ,JS HOMFS Tmwugafe FARMS WD ,W 3 fl93 GeoW Brehmer R EA L T O R usr vous PRUPERTY W ll g Oh 5 Ulf PR05Pf6'f R d 380W T I' ' h Ll 0 Q f 7 Post Office Bldg WITH U3 '--- Ph S. Office 36 e in ton, ' ence . MQ F S1- MQ 'Ni N l 54 THE FARMERS GRAIN581 MILLING CO. Phone I7 Southern Loram County s Oldest and Largest Supp11er FEEDS SEED GRAIN COAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES GASOLINE OILS AND ACCESSORIES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Duke of Yyleglilggton Feeds STATE LICENSED INSPECTED AND APPROVED Feed Formulas and Nutrltlon Servlce I DI ry v E A OIdsmoblIe Chevrolet HERRICK AVE WEST WELLINGTON SHEPHERD CHEVROLET - I for I a e re i Regu ar eive Service To Your Vicinity V, ,,,h,,,,, ,, I 0 N- I JH .M V My .. ,4,,,., . T E -D R D N 67 'l I BEST WISIIES to the CLASS 0F '53 GBISTIVS DRUG STORE Where Pharmacy Is P achced Pr fesswnally Lenthe Cosmet cs ton Statlo erv S ck Roo Needs Squ bb P du ts D ah t c Suppl Hall Ma k Greet ng La ds Complet P es pt on Se v c RALPH HAYES PHARMACY 127 HERRICK WEST WELLINGTON OHIO 68 l 1 r . 0 . A nc 1 Ea n I C i m 1 - i rn c .E WTI l . H f , K ' ei . ies - I' i r e r cri i rie 9 1 - l - --I I PERKY LANES for I' 1 l,N I 1 1 . dl, C0011 BOWLING Good SPORT Open and League Bowling Good FELLOWSHIP ' Call l88W' for reservations just a 10 mmute drlve from the square sumo Used Cars Gas Compliments ta The Class of 1953 PERRY MOT0ll SALES Plymouth Chrysler 'Sales and Service V .111 mb. ch no JSERVICE GENERAL WW I Tl RE Wellington, 0hlo M O0 Phone 345 69 G 99 .f 5 -- Q ' Q, 'Kvvnuvzo V.--f-1 V ' -ER JL -ill IITJU ' f Congratulations Class of 53 ALDRICH LUMBBR C0 0 f S. Cf: I One Board or a Tramload Mallorv llats Manhattan Shirts Cooper Underwear ill!! llerriek Ave West STACY S MEN S SHOP The House of Ouallty af Z Hp Lamb Kmt Sweaters T I H S it u:t 'J-ffl Made to Measure Q Guaranteed 'ui S to Fit The Store for Men and Bows We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Phone 4.12 70 F 9 . si T ' 9 - 'F-F W ' 66 99 I I I ..-1- i,-'ii :fy -KJ . . 9 9 7 ' H h . , f ,fy N5 I x 9 1, ' Af l,,,. S. :Q E H1 . I I ,, no ll CB ., H I f' -z I K- -' Q' . P lronrl e PHILCC GASRANGE Res Phone 446 W BUS Phone 242 WELLINGTON HARDWARE CO E EART ,Q LP' gtu ss f THE STERLING FOUNDRY Well gtn Oh All y H1 Sire glh M clune To l 1NRst Ductl and 71 Mach nery Casting 0 I-llllll S'0Yf COUPANV if v sz mi H F P M ' f . ,i. Con ra lations Cla 0 f'53 in 0 , io , '- n , a ' 'i- e is , i e. i . Insurance Notary Compllments of For In erv Pub H. Need Best W lshes To The Class of 33 LOUIS II WILQUN AGENLY Insure Todav Be sure Tomorrow R D 53 West Burslew Road Wellington Ohlo Phone 384K The Brumflelds EDWARDS FOOD STORE ISALY'S ' ner Dairy Products' Fine loods Served In a Sparkling, Clean, Modern Atmosphere Air Conditioned for Your Comfort ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Ends the Quest for the Best Charles Skellllll O 0wner llperator KESSILR MOTOR SALES INC bales-Packard Seruce QRPR if WMV Grd ASR THE 'WAN WHO OWN5 ONE 6.32 Herrlck Axe West Phone 166 f K 1 Y ' . . , ,, 1 I h I- 66 99 . . H . ,, , . . . I I . . , I 9 - 1 ' i in . 1 L s . . 6 ' 9 Fa 1 6' 0 1 , I . -. S6 ' ' ' w ,- . , ' n - . V . . TIFCS Tubes ACCPSSOFIPS Bane,-we MILLFR Q 'VIAIN GULF QERN ICE fulflvc I uhrlcahon qeruce Compliments of 9- f X-0624 02 pr 5 Oo 6 P' Congratulations to The Class of 1953 WELLINGTON GREENHOUSE l 1 ? Compliments WELLINGTON CASH MARKET 73 THE DAIRY BAR S 6 Nl , I Fo of Poultry I lvestock CENTRAL FEED AND SUPPLY S Master Mlx Feeds CHO'CE MEATS FISH AND POULTRY eeds Fertllxzer Grlndmg Mlxmg Try Us For Quahty Phone 93 Wellington Ohno Phone 237 Wellmgton Ohio L F BEVIER 8 C0 Compllments of Farm Equipment John Deere Tractors S Firestone Tires and Tubes Sunoco SGIVICG Repairs on All Farm Equipment West Hemck 8- Bennett Sheets Phone 152 WELLINGTON, OHIO Wellington, 0hlo Phone 4l6Y 74 I Q .. . . . . U r 9 1 Service and Price Y I , I -, O O I ' I Sales Service Satisfaction smee 1919 CADILLAC HUDSON 6-'- 5 E. Best . Wishes E '37 Class of LEE MCJTOR C0 Compllments of 7 PONSELLI-ZR'S Dependable lnnraneo WHLWCIOII. omo The Agency That Appreuates Your Busmess WELLINGTON LUMBER C0 Insulatlon Roofing M lnwork mg Lumber Punt Plans and Estxmates at Our Offxce Phone 256 H V Klme T C McMahon Congratulation and Good Luck Class of 53 Jones Buildmg Phone 32 CLAWSON'S F000 MARKET x'fin'f'f f , ' Y! 55539, f X1 U ly 7 11 to L W Boker R W Baker H N Bake: BAKER S HARDWARE MQW! A J WEBER AND Co 126 Herrick Ave West WELLINGTON OHIO B P S mms Bicycle Shop Spougmg Elec Applnances plumbmg Wurmg Maternal Myers Pumps Delta Power tools Congratulations and Best Wishes COHgP3lUlHll0HS to the To The Class of 1953 Class of 1953 BEVIER S Snyder s Sc to S1 00 Store YOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE Wellington Ohio Dons and Bob Snyder 76 i 1 . .P ' ' Roofing Tin Sh0D , l , , . , . I . I I fi Best Wishes Class of 1933 WELLINGTON IMPLEMEN' Best Wishes Class of 1953 WELLINGTON AL T0 PARTS Best Wishes to the flass of '53 G E O R G E S Fne to a Dollar Store FARM AND DAIRY SUPPLY Here To Help Charley Wellzhelmer feneral Manager Bug Names For Bug People PONTIAC CMC TRUCKS FRII IDAIRE OLIW ER MASGEY HARRI9 NEW HOLLAND ll A L just Phone 363 1 F N I I 9 to J GS 99 , ' , , I . 66 ' ' 99 L A L L 7 T l Y 4 e 'Wo 4+ 0 0 9 ' o 77 C yfh TRUMAN FUNERAL HOME WELLINGTON OHIO Th Fl f 19 3 FRAVELY 0IlI0 C0 x My N www GUY E WELLEZEIJN E51 261 Y l9Y A P Rgul C g I 1 I e . ass 0 5 I 1'4 'bn L -x fl! '7 xv uwhw' X 'q44AAj s' 'f i? Phones: - Grade ' D fl e ar and H g d Compliments of Complim t f WAITE RADIO 6: ELECTRIC Dean Home Soh1o SGIVICS 9W SHOY STOK INC 81 7 C I WARREN S CLQITIIING 7 f Q I!! HOLLYWOOD AUTOCESSORIES H2 AU Greetings 5 T an Complnments L K COATES SERVICE XM! If I f QF 7' lb Bob Cope Manager Phone 411 BOB HERRICK CLOTHIER Compliments of MEN S C H I N G BOY S THE FIRST WELLINGTON BANK Arrow Shlrfs Headllght 81 OshKosh Overalls Wellington 0hio Since 1864 Clofhcrcff and Curlee Suns and Overcoafs MacGregor Sports Wear PHONES Bus 178 Res 388 L I l .1 - ' F Q 4 I D 1 x My , I I B0 II 1 Ste NIILLI' R N NI XRRPT lrm llllw W f It mel 1 l'1lIt'I'lCi L we r I rue In Xou Dun In Um lov Ourhc ul ox I3 Mu x 1 hr 1 at Wllllcr 5ll1fl1l1lllPlFlxlIl Spun NIICX SM fun rxlulltlon 1915 1rulu tv I4 XNHIUN SHOP SAMMET MCTORS 257 No Mc n Q !,z WELLINGTON omo I y AP C WM R SAMMET Telephone 287 1 omplnm nt of WEIIIN1,11l'N 111 Xl SI PPLX CO I-Q r Ph 287 81 . , . , A- , FPIIII ' g 1l,l1l. 'A ,l'z 1 Q ' ' . at 0 . I . . A , ,1 Ifnj Y' 4- -' I.i'ilg 'r Ixss. 1 .' - 's z g.'z I ' - vrr' vc-k clay 8 11.111, to 8 p.m. Sam,-qlay Q0 9 1 ga 1' fi f'l L1 21 s .. . 1 u f ' na Z . E Sf. U1 ,f : k 5 rl Q f' 3 --ff f . . , ' 1 ff!! F ' 1 C L T Fl U KS Y I ' - s i. .' -U' . . ' Z. 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