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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

xi C E f3 S X J! XWX FDREWORD The theme of our H1T1mes Annual for 1954 IS School Spnrrt WCll1HgIOD H15.,h has in rhundanee of this preclous COl'UITlOClll'V but the exuberant Splflf expressed vuthm these corndors and classrooms IS rmpossrble to record on 1 pr1nted page Instead vue have adopted the symbohe ghostly sprrrts vthrch are found throughout thns book We fmd these httle sp1r1ts wnth every department of our school just rs the pervadmg, sprrnt of the student body IS found everyvsherc 1n WHS Our fum nn vs rmnt, th1s book IS to hereln record th1s perva slve Splflt as vxell as the actrvmes and exents of 1954 vshrch tools place vuthm the con hnes of our alma mater ,J 119' K .LQ HI Times Annual Fditor ln Chief Associate editor Business manager Advisor Advisor 'I954 Carl Oney Steven Miller Tom BeVier Wm. Heflin Robt. 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ROY A. MCCORMICK Principal ACULTY MRS. GANNETT B.S. in Ed., Carnegie Inst. of Tech., Baldwin- Wallace Business Courses MR. GREEN A.B., A.M., Lebanon Uni- versity, Wilmington, Univ. of Chicago Gen. Sci., Am. Hist. Va . '. MRS, BAKER B.S.. M.A. in Home Ec. Ohio State F.I-LA. Club MISS BENNETT Bs. in Ed., ohio stare, Muskingum College Columbia University Algebra l. Geom. l 7th Grade Math. MR. HOMER BARBE M.A., B.S. in Ed., Ohio State Manual Training Visual Education MRS. BEVIER B.S.M. in Music, Bald- win-Wallace Vocal Music MRS. BUCK B.A., T.C. in English M.A. in Speech, Welles ley College, U. of Cali fornia, Columbia Univer sity MR. DUSSELL B.S. in Ed., M.A. in His tory, Kent State I-Iist. and Gov. SI? - f g we as RMI My .- MR. GOURLEY B.S., M.A. in Music Baldwin-Wallace, West- tern Reserve U. Instrumental Music MR. HEFLIN B.S. in Ed., Salem Col lege Physics 8: Math. MR. CAMPBELL A.B. in Phys. Ed., Peru State, Neb. 7th Grade Geography Phys. Ed., Coach Football, Track MISS FOSTER B.S., A.B. in Ed., Ohio State, Bowling Green U. Latin, Eng., and French MR. SHELLHOUSE B.A. in Education, .Hei- delberg College Biology, Phys. Ed., Driver's Training, Asst. Coach MR. MCCORMICK MISS MILLER B.A., M.A. in Ed., Heidel- B.S. in Ed., Bowling berg, Ohio State, Univer- Green University gd ' ' Y siitycof Mich., University History, Phys. Ed. ' o 0 0, ,.... V Ph i MR. THOBURN I A Vs CS and Chem' B.S. in Agriculture, Ohio is State BS MA Ohio State AB in Ed Ohio Wes- Science and Physic l Ed ISYHH KSU! SIS-IC Obef-' lin College English MR. PATESEL MRS. PIPER MR. WILDER B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed Kent Civics SENIORS i954 gl' ey Presfd a 0n :ers Tffeasure SENXOK CLASS OYEXCERS we Preszdent Nancy Beamer: Secretary em Susan Smxnh V E 8 uew 'Xi MAURICE BARFR Amina Bleued by agrzrulrurr 1f one flue! not hare nm murla 1 11 ghttan l WHS enior Chorus I 7 Mixer Chorus I 7 Baseball l Class President l Brass Quartette 7 3 4 Tr u r u t Parliamentary Procedure 4 'XIANC Y BIGFLOW BENINETT I ere zr no curmenr beanly lzbe bappnzerr HS l 2 3 4 Annual 7 4 Typing Editor 4 H Times I 2 4 Typing, Ftlitor A Band 1 7 3 Senior Chorus rrs Sexette 1 mst I -4 G ass a ass urctary 4 May uccn Court I THOMAS FENNPR Bl VIER Tum Cnnrtenur. manly alrramr ranks Ready if be or any PVLZIIL, ' .l.S.l.-7f1An', , 4, Business Manager Ag Senior Chorus lg A Capella L , ' ant , -'Q o s' uartette 3 4' Basketball 1 -, . -lg uiz Bee 43 Cass Play 3. PAUL CHARLES BRACKLEY 0 llbj lirl my m lller swirl me lo Jfhoo P .H.S. l, , f, 41 Pro' C- tionxst 2. IOHN ALFRED BARBI' All great men rlxe jflllilrl, rlont ezl uell mmrelf HS l 3 4 Ann Hi Tim s 3 4 B t 3 4 Brass Se e Orthcstra 1 7 Senior Chorus I 7 A Capella 3 4 Basket ball3 4 Tracl-t 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Quiz Bee Stutent Council 3 Class Pla 3 RACI II L ERNIA BFTT9 Iler nan are nay of plea: anfmil aml all her palbf are peaie B ghton l WHS 3 Bantl 1 7 Mixed Ensemble irs orus Mixetl Chorus I 7 Home Et 11 l B ll Dramatic Clubl 7 Annual a e a Stholtrship Team 1 7 Nia tional lonor Society C lass N ite President l Otlitc Prittlce l MARY LOU BOISF Umler a rurfare, mlm. rereaze, joy anl laughter I7 1 I teen. ' .H.S. l - 3 4' Ann ' -ll '-Times I 2. , 47 SL-nk r ' rus l,..'A apellaZ,3,1g lir s' Qexrctte . - . A 1 7. .A. ' . . . 3 - tional Honor Society 3. -X1 Librarian 3. MARILYN KATHERINE B lil.L Hlfilaar I'll mil a may r ' mafc' . 'l.S. .-, ', -lL Ann f 7g Hi-Times 3. 45 Senior Chorus 7. I N ,lv V. :lg -Librar an 3g Class P'y 3. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH CAVE Sblrl Became 0 ber reme f humor rbe rr lzbed bv all WHS I 2 3 4 AnnuaI7 4 Sales Manager 4 H1 Txmes 2 4 Feature Edrtot 4 Band 2 3 4 DanceBnd 7 alorete I Semor Chorus 2 3 A Capella 3 4 Treasurer 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 PATRICIA RUTH CLODWIC K Patty luzztr zfutlfr 11115 rbeer ul nerr ' IS I a 4 Annu s Semor Chorus I 7 3 A Cap a 4 Setrerar lr s Sextettc H A I 7 Secreta y tr s urer G A A Llbrarxan l 7 Otflte Prattrce 4 May Queen Court l FAYE MARJORIE COWLES IVbe:1 a gzrl fewer lo blurb Jbe ba lor! lbe mort pouer ful rbarm of her beaulg H S I 3 4 Sen orus l 7 3 A Capella A f G A CARMA LFI' DUVAL Really for mzrcbref Ibn Izllle larr hepr lbmgr bummmg III ez erg fldff a es H S I Marqautt Rayen 3 WICIIIULIOH 4 G A A 4 LOIS JEAN CHAMBERS Her perronalitj plur out rbmer lbe mor! of ur WHS I 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 H1T1mes 3 4 Exchange Edltor 3 4 Sen1or Chorus 1 ACapella 3 4 GAA 3 4 Class Secretary I 3 Lxbrarxan 3 Offlce Pracuce 4 LOIS ANN COLE Take life too Jerwurlj and 1417121 II If u mlb? WHS I 2 3 4 Annual4 Band I Z 3 4 Senior Chorus 3 A Capella 4 G A A Llbrarlan 3 4 May Quccn Court SUZANNE DOST There 1.r 4 bzt 71117147 beneazb ber dzgnzty WHS 1 2 3 4 Annual4 Sports Eclltor 4 H1T1mes 3 4 Associate Edltor 4 Band I 2 3 4 Dance Band 7 Orchestra I 2 Mayorette 2 4 Sen r Chorus I A Capella 3 4 Grrls Sextette 4 GAA 3 4 Quxz Bee 7 Vxce Presldent 4 Class Pla 3 SHIRLEY ANN IIINREI. Inu nmnoz do 11 mug am! fee! rgzbt S I e lor Chorus l rt estra l A 3 4 Presrtlent 4 .x tnonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Red Cross County Countll JoHN HAROLD 1 URCRON 11 Aihfeilff are 1114 dazh prnfe but he taker hu rimfzej 111 bn Jlmfc Hb l 4 Class r cnt l Annual -4 and A C a 4 loo: 4 Co Cap 4 s all l se a f 4 Counul 4 LINIDA LOL GRAY Ill Lazer a tbnzg than rzezer out rearon H5 1 3 4 Annua H1 T1mes 3 4 Senxor Chorus 1 ACapella4 FHA 12 GAA 1 7 5 -4 L1brar n a MaJorerre 4 LOI9 WAUNIATA HINIFS Iuelncrr zr 4 gift feu porverr XXHSl2a4H1T1mesl Al PEGGY JEAN JENSEN Peg lt! 72158 to be natural uben you rc nalunzllJ mee HS 3 4 Annu 7 4 Class Elinor 4 H1 T1mes B 3 4 r nr 4 Grs Sexrerrel 7 7 Preslden A l 3 4 Class Presulent 3 Class Play 3 Of me Pragme 4 May Queen Court I ggi' Lt MARILYN GARRISON Cad Hen the man Ulm 111 zerzluf ,flecp elmgron 1 2 GAA H1 1 sos Ll 4 Annual braft 4 ssr us 1 r Sumo: orus l A Cap unxor Play 3 HELEN HAFLER Nm er 4116! fzezer 51111 1 11411 lalkzng a1uaJJ uzlf HS 1 4 Annua T1mes J 4 Band 1 7 Dance Band 7 Saxaphone Sex t e 7 Senror Chorus 1 A ella 4 GAA 1 2 v BLANICHF MAE IYITRIIY S nr! an! mee! l 9 3 4 Ann mor Chorus l I' H A l 71 4 Treasurer 4 GAA l 2 bl IARLFNE MAL KNAPP Host ambztmus and nz lhmgr alhhm afua 1 energelzf fl 5 H G Ofhcc mc L GI RALDIINI' MARIE Ll-I Calnzmit it 4 gre 11 tztftanlatt Briishtonl I Wcllington 7 I bits Chorus I 7 Home t u I I Dramatic Clubl H Annual I Senior Chorus I 7 ella A l -I Office c JAMES LEROY MCHENRY Men feu unrdr are the bei! men HS I J 4 Annua apella a Stutlent Atlwisor I Proiection ELEAINIOR CAROL MYERS Car of Notbmg great zz at ez er afhzezezf uztlmut efztburzarm .H.S. I, 2 3, -It Annua , 3 i- imes , - Etlitor LIQ Enterprise Reporter 3 43 Band I 2 J 4 Presi 3' Brass Sextette 2' Senior Chorus I 2 JQ A Capella 3 43 G'r s' Sextette 2 3. ell G.A.A. I, 2 J 4, Secretary -I: S.P. .R. - A 4' National Honor 0- ciety 3 41 Class Play J. SHIRLEY LOUISE NEXVCOMER TlJere'r nziffhief in tbii girl. Ashlantl High I, 2, 3g V'.H.S. 3, -'Ig Chorus 1, Z, 31 Monitor I, 21 Library Service Club I, 23 Assistant to the Dean of Girls' 2, SARENIA HELEN LUPICO A laugh ,fo be jojour muff lou from a 11150145 bear! H S I I Ann Hi Times u I Senior Chorus A Capella u 4 EH A I A 1 i O ie Practice 4 STFVENI RALPH MILLER llfilb 11 fwfr ue gmern men HS I 7 v 4 Annua imes I Bandl 7 3 Orchestra l 7 Senior Chorus A Ca lla 5 4 Quarette 3 4 Football I Bas ualll 2 SPQR I Quiz Bee 3 4 Student Council 3 Class Play 3 JOANNE MARII' NESTOR Quzei and referred a lbznker ntl a lafkcr Brighton I ' W.H.S. 1 Girls' Glee Club ' - sem le I 2' Class Reporter I 2' Home Ec. Club l 2' O 'e Staff IA Dramatic u I ' Annual I 2 -4' Hi-Times I 2 3 and - , 3 Senior Chorus 3' A Capella 4' F.H.A, 4' Historian 4' G.A.A. I 2 4. CARL MILTON ONEY Stub Quie! and sincere. zz gerzlleman it he. W.H.S. I, 2, 3, 49 Annual I, 2, 4, Etlitor 45 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3g Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Saxaphone Quartette 2, 3, 4g Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 41 Basketball 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Boys' State 33 Class Play 33 Class President 3, 4, Vice-President 2, WILLIAM CHARLES PARMENTER 1 Silence lf one great art of com erratum Acadxal-I S17 WI-IS3 4 Boys Glee Clubl CLIFTON ROLFE C11 Auay uzth lbe bookr letr have fun WHS I 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Manager 4 Football 2 3 4 Prolectromst 3 4 RICHARD MAURICE SHEFFIELD Dzck Politeneu if the chief Jign of culture. W.H.S. I 2 3 4' Ann al ' Arr Editor 4 Hi-Times 2 3 4' Sports Editor 4' Senior Chorus 2 3' A Capella 4' Foot- ball 4' Basketball 2' Baseball 3 4' Class Play 3. ELEANOR ANN SMITH She Jpeaky, lzebaret, and artr ai she ought. W.H.S. l, 3, 43 La Grange H. S, Zg Class Officer Zg School Paper 25 Annual 4g G,A.A. 2, 4. SARAJEAN ROWENF PEET Her pnllcx but a a ,gnwl lmzc hton H S I 7 W 1 4 Bandl 7 Semor Chorus 2 Home Ec u Dramatic Club l 7 Class News Reporter l Class V1cePres1 dent 2 Grrls Chorus 7 WHS Annual TH GAA 3 4 NANCY JOAN SENGHAS B1 Sober but mf! cumin qulet bu! not nlle HSI2 lCho1s Al BETTY INIAY SMITH 'Belly' 'Art for Art! Sake. .H.S.l 2, L, gF.H. . L 4:G.A,A. , . SHIRLEY ALTA SMITH Silence if more elnquenl than uonlrf' W.H.S. I, 2, 5, 41 Chorus lg F.H.A. I. SUSAN ANN SMITH Suri I may he ar good dl I please, if I pleare to he good. '.H.S. l 2 4' '-Tim Secretary 4' Orchestra I ..' Saxophone Quartette 2 3 4' Dance Band 2 3 4' G.A.A. l 2 3 4 President 4' Sen'or Chorus 1 2 3' A Capella 3 4A Girls' State 3' Majorette l 2' Drum Major 3 4' Class Vice- President 4' Class Play 3. VIRGINIA LEE STARR Gznny True lo her uord her work her frzendl HS I 4 Senior Chorus l 2 3 A Capella 3 National Honor Society 4 Stu d nt Council Representatlve 3 4 Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 2 National Honor Society Treasurer 4 ROSALIE JOANNE VICKERS Joanne love maher the world go round MOHODgahll3 P l 2 XY H S 3 4 Preparatory Course G A L 1 Photograph Club 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Annual 4 G A A 4 SUE ANN WATTERS She uho hal a fzrm wrll moldr lhe world to herself WHS 12 3 4 Annual 4 Soclety Edltor4 Bandl 2 3 4 Clarinet Quartette 2 Senior Chorus l 2 3 A Capella 2 Girls Sextettel 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 3 4 May Queen I Qulz Bee 3 4 Class President 2 Treasurer 3 4 Class Play 3 Office Prac tice 4 CHARLES ALBERT SNIDER Snead 'Never Jeriour folerrzn or lad, hat jar! a happy good-natured WHS. 1 2 3 4' Football 4' Basketball 1 2 3 4' Track 3' Baseball 3 4. CATHERINE ELIZABETH STORACI Cathy True honor :J acquired hy nothing but good fondue! rla H S l 2 WHS Homeroom Representative Cholrl 2 Girls Glee Club A Capella 3 4 Planlst 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Hx Times Qulz Bee 4 LAVON DORA WACKER A light hear! lweth long H S I 2 4 F H Office Practice 4 GERALDINE WEST Gerrr A funny nature leznd and :rue Gallon H S I 2 Bryan H S 3 WHS 4 Orchestral 2 3 Student Council 2 Red Cross Council 2 YTeens 3 Mask and Sandal 3 Annual 4 H1 Tlmes4 Band12 3 4 GAA JAMES LANCE WIGHT un Lxfer not better zl you worry lzfer no longer if you hurry WHS l 2 3 4 Annual2 4 Photograph Edntor 4 Band 1 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Brass Sextette 1 Orchestra 1 2 Trumpet Tno 1 2 3 4 Senxor Chorus l 2 A Capella 2 3 4 Boys Qua Class Play 3 HOWARD LEON WRIGHT Pee Wee Laughzng yokzng merry and gay krddmg the girl: lhe lure long day HS 1 2 4 Ba FFA 3 4 VncePres1dent 3 FFA Reporter 4 Parllamen tary Procedure 4 Projectxomst LEDI TORY Thxs, our commencement represents both the begmnlng and the end of many thrngs for us Our days 1n hngh school henceforth w1ll lrve for us only rn our memorles From th1s pornt forward the paths of our 1nd1v1dual l1ves w1ll branch out 1n all dlrectlons never agaln to be unlted as we have been throughout our school days Our 1nd1v1dual ambrtrons are h1gh and our prospects for success rn th1s age are good The whole purpose of our education has been to prepare us for this l1fe whlch we are now begxnnmg Our academlc and extra curr1cular courses and act1v1t1es have been desrgned to teach us to enjoy hfe to IIS fullest extent as well as to succeed 1n the vocatlons of our choosmg Our natnon IS outstandrng for the publ1c educat1on system for all 1ts young CIIIZCHS Thls rs certamly one of the most 1mportant factors behlnd the hrgh standard of lrvnng rn th1s country We the young people of Arnerrca, must assume the respons1b1l1t1es of a democratlc natron rf the Un1ted States IS to ma1nta1n thns standard of l1v1ng for generatlons to come It IS the as sumptxon of these dut1es that makes necessary the publ1c educat1on svstem that we have today We, the class of 1954, have been well prepared to take on these dunes of crtxzenshlp as well as the other respons1b1l1t1es of hfe Whether we succeed or not rs ennrely up to each of us Our school has done all rt can to prepare us for every aspect of our future hves Now we must apply our learnrngs for the advancement and lmprovement of our natron and our world QMWBWDLL 'I5 'PJ' I! ,I rr' r A , ' , ' ' ' Y -, - ,C ' ' ' W ' I LY - -- n . ,S , , - . 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' , 1 ' ' .,,: ' , ,c 2-14- y ,S F' tette 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 7 7 ' J sl 'IZ .ly - S I x91 Q uv 01 'L il in ASS HISTORY Twelve years ago rn the fall of 1942 a group of scrubbed faced tots brd a hesrstant goodbye tc therr mothers and a courageous sprrrt sent them on therr way to the frrst grade The advrsors of our frrst spxrrt were Mrs Erkenberry and Mrs Schafer and the begmnrng puprls were Nancy Bennett Tom BeV1er Mary Lou Borse Shrrley Cave Lots Jean Chambers Pat Clodwrck Lors Cole Faye Cowles Suzanne Dost whom we lost rn the last half to Artzona Harold Furcron Lrnda Gray Helen Hafler Blanche f Sh l K Sarena Lupxco Steven Mnller Carl Oney Susan Je fery ar ene napp Smrth Vrrgrnra Starr Sue Ann Watters James Wrght and Howard Wrrght Second Sprrrt We advanced farther along the trarl of learnrng the three Rs and we garned one nevs pupil Rrchard Sheffteld Mrss Swartz and Mrs Dudgeon helped us consrderably rn our work Thrrd Sprrrt Our advrsors for th1s sprrrt were Mrs McEndree and Mrs Buntrng and we had Lo s Hrnes yornrng us Fourth Sprrrt Under the patrent gurdance of Mrss Matthews and Mrs Trsher we passed the fourth easrly and we admttted John Barbe who skrpped the thrrd to yorn us Manlyn Garrtson from Huntrngton and Clrfton Rolfe Frfth Sprrrt Wrth Suzanne Dost back from Arrzona to make our number twenty seyen we strll were mrnus one after the leave of Tom BeVrer but made up our loss by garnrng two new members Carol Myers from West Vlrgmra and Joanne Vnckers from Brighton Mrs Carruthers and Mrs Srmpson were our leaders Srxth Sprrrt During the srxth grade we for the grand exodus rnto hrgh school As far th1s was the greatest honor that could possrbly tron of Marrlyn Buell from Penfreld and the Mrs Pratt toward the preparatron to a hrgher sprrrt Seventh Spmt Then came our moment began to prepare ourselves as we were concerned now occur to us Wtth the addr help of Mrs Srmpson and goal we enjoyed our srxth of trrumphl We all were promoted to the seventh grade We lost Joanne Vtckers to Pennsylvanta but we garned Betty Smrth Wrth Mrss Bennett and Mr Green helprng us to cope wrth such confusmg matters as a drfferent teacher for each class study halls and excrtrng home room perrods we got along frne Erghth Sprrrt Berng able to smrle at the blunders of the seventh graders we are a lrttle brt surer of ourselves Paul Brackly from VEfmlllOn Peggy Jensen from Elyrra Nancy Senghas from Parma and Charles Snrder Piper looked over us Nrnth Splrrt We got one of our old members back whrch was 'lom BeV1er from Brrghton and Shrrley Trnkel James McHenry Shrrley Smrth and LaVon Wacker from Huntrngton Eleanor Smrth from LaGrange Mrss Foster and Mr Wmes vyere our advrsors We also chose our class offtcers thrs year who were Harold Turcron Presrdent Tommy Teehan Vrce Presrdent Steven Mrller Treasurer and Lots Jean Chambers Secretary Tenth Sprrrt Mrss Bennett and Mrss loster took over as our lnstructors Thnngs were very uneventful that year as no one new came along t rnsprre us to greater efforts But we dad choose our class offrcers They were Sue Watters Presrdent Carl Oney V1tePresrdent Vrrgrnra Starr Secretary and Tommy Teehan Treasurer Eleventh Sprrrt We had 1 very eventful year vsrth the membershrps of Maurrce Baker Rachel Betts Ceraldme Lee Joanne Nestor and Sarayean Peet all from Brtghton Shrrley Newcomer from Ashland Wrllram Parmenter from Arcadra Catherine Storacr from Elyrra and Joanne Vrckers back wrth us from Monogahela Pennsylvanra Other events mcluded the Jr Sr Prom and Junror Play Meet Me rn St Louns Mt Barbe and Mrs Norton helprng us wrth our events Twelfth Sprrrt Now we are at the hrgh pornt rn our young lrves and we strll gained two new members Carma Duval from Youngtown and Geraldrne West from Bryan Our proud class offrcers were Carl Oney Presrdent Susan Smrth V1cePres1dent Nancy Bennett Secretary and Sue Watters Treasurer Lots Jean Chambers Patrrcra Ruth Clodwrck RS I6 I O Y U - - IU - -. , ' ' - C . ' ' . . . I . , , . t 1, , 1 . T V . . . , ' : z. - ' ' - I ' ' ' . ' ' ' , I I 4 ' . n - . . .I ,. . Q l . ' . 9' 4 v ' f ' 'f - 1 V ' , O from Rochester, all joined our growing class, and Mr. Dussel and Mrs. . .. - 7 . . . A I I: Q I v T. 1 ' . i 1-J ' 1 m f Y v O . . . . b . E, - - - - 0 , ' ': I 1 1' ' Q. l -A y D' - ' 1 ' v I ' -7 Y , s . U , , 1 . A 1 - v - C . U I 1 0 . ASS ILL We the class of 1954 berng of sound mrnd C95 and wrth no malrce aforethought do declare thus to be our last wrll and testament and hereby bestow upon our underclassmen the thtngs we held so detr We do bequeath To the junrors our quret reserved conluct rn home room To the Sophomores our abllrty to make the honor roll To the Freshmen our seats ID study hall We THE SENIORS make the folloyyrng rndrvtdual bequeaths I Maurrce Barker leave my all grrl crvrcs class to Fred Brown who had to share rt mth me all year I john Barbe leave my abrlrty to play basketball to anyone who thrnks he can Improve upon rt I Nancy Bennett leave my lob of typrng editor for both H1 Tlmes and Annual to I.o1s Stanfreld who already seems to have a nrce start rn typmr., I Rachel Betts leave my plate on the Honor Socrety to any junror student who rs capable of rt I Tom BeV1er leave my yob of prxntrng posters for all school actlvrtres to BeVrers Store to my frrend Mary Ellen Ray Mary Lou Borse leave my Senror proyect rn Home Ec makrng sunts to Theresa Rose Paul Brackley leave my physrque to Maynard Wrrght so as to add to the strength of next years Senror class Marrlyn Buell leave my book on How to Hot Rod My Car to Alan Beal Shirley Cave leave my abnlny to be the last one rn homeroom each mornrng., even though I Irve nearer the school to Sam Henes Lots jean Chambers leave my Innocent questrons rn Mr Dussel s Socral Srudnes Class to Roger Hams Patsy Clodwnck leave my wntty remarks to Deanna Cooper Lots Cole leave my Inst of Sullrvan addresses and telephone numbers except one to Lots Herghland Faye Cowles leave my grrlrsh grggles to Paddy Parson Suzanne Dost sxnce I can t take htm wrth me leave Phrp Sheffreld behrnd to porn the bachelor group of next year s Sentor Class I Carma Duval leave my posrtron as a basketball forward to Elrzebeth Fasten I Shrrley Fmkle leave my enthusrasttc work rn FH A to Rhea Peet I Harold Furcron leave my posttron on the football team to my brother Russell to carry on the Furcron name rn athletlcs I Marrlyn Garrrson leave my abrltty to get up at 8 I5 m the mornmg and sttll make lt to school on trme to Freda Shepard Lrnda Gray srnce jack Bowman has already left leave my rnrtrals L I. G to my brother Larry Helen Hafler leave my hearty laugh to Carmel Marley Lots Hrnes leave my quret ways to Loretta Lnndsay Blanche jeffrey leave my twenty two Inch warst Irne to Wanda Lattrmer to add to her own Peggy Jensen leave the yob of wrrtnng the wrll to my srster Mary Lou that rs rf you dont mrnd rrsknng the frrends of your Senior Class Sharlene Knapp leave my rnformatton on How to Become a Farmers Wrfe to Manlyn Wrnson Geraldme Lee leave my grft to blush at Mr Shellhousess pokes to my snsrer Vrola Sarena Luprco leave my trtle Small but Mrghty ro Raymond Taylor to help htm out rn football next year james McHenry leave my talents rn rndustrral arts class to jrm Ford Steven Mxller leave my prccolo to Mr Gourley for I feel no one rs capable of playml. lf as of vet Carol Myers leave my abrlrty to get excused from classes anytrme for anyrhrnt, to anyone who IS a good rmrtator of Mr McCorm1cIfts sngnature I joanne Nester leave my quuet reserved nature to Mr Barbe I Shrrley Newcomer Ieaye all my collectron of rmgs sweaters telephone numbers and address books to Bar bara jungeburge Carl Oney leave my abrlnty ro become an Eagle Scout to Rrchard Robmson Wrllram Parmenrer leave my seat rn bookkeeprng class to anyone srlly enough to vnant rt Saralean Peet leave my abrlrty to tell my boy friend off rn the halls of Wellrngton Hrgh to Lrbby Lee Clrfton Rolfe leave my way mth the opposrte sex to john BeV1er Nancy Senghas leave my horse rrdnng abrlrty to Kathleen Sawyer Rrchard Sheffreld leave my lob as art edrtor of the I-IrT1mes to the up and comrng artnst Ruby Davrdson Eleanor Smrth leave my wmnmg way rn Mr McCofmlCIs S Cl1CmlSIfV class IO Shrrley Pulse! Shtrley Smrth leave my long rrde from Huntington on the bus every morntnre to Mary Fmkle I trust youll enyoy rt more than I drd I Susan Smrth wrsh the band luck as theyll be choosrng a drum mayor to fur mto the short umform Im leav mp, behind I Charles Snrder leave my abrlmes both poolroom and athletrcs to Eddre Gott I Vrrgrnra Starr leave my posrtron on Student Councnl to Dick Ewell I Catherrne Sroracr leave my rob of playrng for the trumpet trro to Donna Wolf I LaVon Wacker leave my ear to ear grm and abllrty to laugh easrly at anythmx. rn class to jtm Henes I Sue Watters leave my yob as class treasurer to anyone who rs a uhrz rn bookkeeprnp, and able to donate a lrttle to the fund now and then Geraldrne West leave my short hart to Eddie Grose to ald to hrs own crew tut james Wrght leave my whrtebucks and suede packets ro Fddre Allrrch Howard Wrrghr leave my F FA posrtron and the annual trrps out West to Wayne Trmchuk oanne Vnckers do not leave my dxamond and also take every last Ray of Wellrngton wrth me Betty Smlth leave my speedy walk to my slster Valorre I7 , , . 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ASS PROPHE Y Hello all you people on thrs frrst day of May 1974 Thrs rs your frrendly supper newswoman Shrrley Smrth brrngrng a small brt of last mrnute news After three threves had looted the domrcrle of busrness tycoon T Fenner BeVrer thrs afternoon dctectrve sergeant Harold Furcron of the Wellrngton P D was assrgned to the case He and hrs ard patrolman Chuck Snrder were heard to comment that the job had been pulled by a very trrcky crew Even more thrs promrses to be such an rnterestrng caper that Mr M Baker the famous prrvate eye h as offered hrs assrstance The crrmrnals seemed very confrdent for they pulled the job rn broad day lrght at the same trme that Mr BeVrer was entertarnrng famous guests at a cocktarl party Those pres ent were Lrndr Gray and Patsy Clodwrck well known Powers models Shrrley Newcomer televrsron strr Mrss Susan Smrth a practrcrng dental technrcran on vacatron jrmmy Wrght the leader of the brnd of hrs name Dr Eleanor Smrth movre stars Marrlyn Garrrson and oanne Vrckers Marrlyn Buell Mr BeVrers secretary two other employees from hrs offrce typrst Shrrley Cave and receptron rst Cerrr West the second Andrew Srsters Rachel Betts Vrrgrnra Starr and Catherrne Storacr Cthey re rr rlly not srstersj and frve old school frrends of BeVrers Mr Carl Oney a forest ranger rn New York Inn McHenry a large scale darry farmer Captarn Paul Brackley of the Navy drvrng champron Sue Wattcrs and Nancy Bennett the wrfe of a promrnent banker Wow what a party' The threves were reported to have fled rn a long black Crosley wrth several drfferent lrcense numbers Wrtnesses whose names were obtarned were Geraldrne Lee housewrfe Charlene Knapp re trred televrsron star Sarajean Peet housewrfe oanne Nestor hat desrgner Blanche jeffrey housewrfe lors Hrnes a marrred woman wrth a mard and cook Howard Wrrght and Wrllram Parmenter two re trred farmers UD Mrss Suzanne Dost a lab technrcran Sarena Luprco regrstered nurse Lors Cole ncrghborhood beautrcran and LaVon Wacker housewrfe Boy' Everybody wants to get rn the act' Mr BeVrer regrets to say that he must postpone open house scheduled at hrs establrshment thrs cvtnrng Those plannrng to attend but need not come are Rrchard Sheffreld commercral artrst Faye Cowles famous rnterror decorator natronally known dretrtran Shrrley Frnkel two old frrends Mrss Peggy Jensen and Mrss Lors ean Chambers resrdent nurses at McCormrck Memorral Hosprtal Steven Mrller and ohn A Barbe engrneers at the nearby atomrc power prlot plant Mary Lou Borse wrfe of a famous mrssronary long lrked columnrst Carol Myers the excellent landscape parnter Betty Smrth Nancy Senghas a member of the Waves entertarners Carma Duval and Helen Hafler and well known feather werght champron Clrff Q unrorj Rolfe Man these partres are somethrng' 18 4- 1 1 - 1 .. . . . . . . - 1 ' c . . . , . . tt - 11 4 , . 1 ' - 1 ' 1 1 . , ' 7 4 . . 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R Kepler A Knapp K Knapp N Lattlmer R McCartney D McConnell R McKenzxe J Muller L Mlller D Ad W Moon G Moore Y , M Murray Myers M Nestor B O Keefe Pfelffer ,, M Por 'ar I L. I it My y 41' f H Norton HCI' j Preston H Radley C Reep T Rrchmond Rxcldle Robinson D Settlemlre V Settlemtre J Smxrh Smrth Soley L Somsalx CS K Sugaskx Teehan D Tolun : J Warren I D Shephard prmger R Storacx K Watters R Weatherbee M Wheatley WW M Youngless D Ziegler rssmger l, .vu Kg 1' ' t M A D ' , , gf V 3 I , l-9 xl: U 3 Q ', 4, ,. ., , At, ' f D , lg, . Lg I l l A A-'ff Egfr A 'if' lf' D ' - A ' ,Q if .41 ,lillial ,Z D -V ' ' of K K . 'tr A ' . y , R y ,ft ' U- Q' . 1 any Q 3 - ' . hm. . , , ' '-- Q . ' 5 y ,1 . . f A - ... ng? ,..- 'W . ' 'f xxx - ' n ff 1 ' -. 1 . ' 'A gb X' 3 C' R.. V ' ef' ' I ' t ll, , K t R' . Nc' A ,I 4 V 1 .KK , , V 'V . A U . .T + ' ft .Q-fm in ' ff :E ,., QQ 'J' . -as W Y ltle R rf' ' . f I K l :aff Q , I . ...E 'W g ,:,fQ,'ei ,!' f t,tt 2, D7 27 EIGHTH Ahlgrxm M Amenhauser Anderson M Barrett B Bassett J Beal Benschoter L Bradstock D Brown 1 Brown W Brumfneld L Coffin M Cole Drake E 15 W England N Farght C Farago I Fxsher G Flemmg Foster N George C Goff M Gossman Harrls -Q fr WW? Four MOR X a nun IQII il nun 'Y 28 GR DE ? 61-D xff A f-,JZ T7 ,322 EIGHTH CLAbS OFFICERS Prer Frank Anderson V Prel Tom jones Ser y Barbara Drake Treaxr Bob Norton ll. 7 l X I . 5 I . A a I x ' ' x 57 I , xxx 'S J. I F F , ,, . ., ,-si A 4 A if A . M, he .N . t Ng N 7 - . 'J '35 MW ff- ' F Jn , f' I arg, M 'B' . F .A F ,fa ' 4? C7 I '31 A J' 11. 5, ii QQ E 4, I Ji r ul F F M- F lies? M K . I I I E 1 15 . . , Q 0 C . 1 , 5 0 , 1 V N 1 if I I an!!- K I X !!' 14357 IQQ Wiz 'J 5' 'tv h Havwkms P Hazlett L Henghland F Herold I Hernck j jones Kert K Kepler K Kmg R Klann J Knapp MQ, K Kurtz W Lampen K Laughlm E Lewxs R McDonald E Mull R Norton L Oney G Perkms J Poxner W' T Pope K Prentlss gf Leo Raab Rnggs A Rucker H Rucker F Sawyer C Seeley R Sell Snpes V Smxth T Sprenger P Storrows L Street J Swartz M Tudor j Vxckers ...,, j Wallace P Wallace J Wheatley lm D Whttmer M Wttht J Wllklnson B Wrxght H Wertz P Young B Younqless 29 , I . ,zp , Q A .af ll ' t 'lfvlft A ' 1. A V , .Sl ' . I s H a ' of W i,,, I ' Y ' . ' eq' L x 5 L y ' , 'f jf N ' 4 ' ,f.k . ,, VK fha'-l,'Il .. ,qi . . R fi Q ' f L ' . 'sr nxt an - L Vyit yt.ej L tv A . -1?-gf' A ' ' e: A V 2 u' ' , ' , ,t., Y L 1 L R' - L- 'vw X . . . 911,52 77 aey. F' - . Y 'gi ' 'srl . Q ' W ' .l ,J at ' ray K I QM.-.V f. 1,, ..t4. t. ,. LW lst Q bill 9 L 'L ' to 11 . ., 29 if ' ' SEVE TH GR B Allum D Amdt B Auble L Babnrr T Babltt B Banks 1 A K Barbe G Beal A Botsford B Boyd L Broucl T Brouse R Bruce 1 Caputa D Carmo B Carmen R Clark S Cole W Cottrell D Farrar T Faus D Good C Gossman A Gott B Gott C Graxbus J Greenbank T Guyer J Halhwell f 44 1 Qx 'T' K5 tv '7' AAI? an ff I' KK? SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS re Dorothy Sumpter V Prer M1chaelRav1tch Sec y Donna Arndt Treaf Kay Unset 30 ' ' U U I T: ofa, , - w . ,A J ' , I' 'fl la ,A ' ' . fu' iffy . F ff '15 . . r Y C 'X J V 5. I K J, ' W If l f l 5. fl' If l . . ' 'lg ' . - C X' fy 'J .mm L. Gannett ' V .C - Ti K. . ' Ai y Q A Q J mi ' ' T . fl El' ..a2' 'yy,: , X l A I , . , I m A ?'i1 5K ' M A -' ' , at . li 4 ea. Q: . O A l 54, , l' .. K B 1 I X ' ' K. -fB ?' 'fr K fl 1 P J. h I l ll ll 4. E 1 ll K QE Xu x N Q A4 ww. zfdfffi :Aff T? zz- W' D Hayes J Helden J Hemphlll G Hllllker een- J Honoshofsky T Howk H Jarrell J Kay N J Klme v..1 G Kruger L Kuchenrlther C Lock J Logan K Marley ,r B Moses -al E Mull E Oney P Palmer D Pressnell D Pugh M Rav1tch C Reed J RlggS M Sertlemeyer M Seyoc B Sheffield f' 5' K Sheffxeld ig mbsf G Shepard J Shepherd R Shepard II Somsak D Sumpter T Thompson 5? 'W 1 'ur K Unser S Wagner gr ,,, 1 Watters ws-ggi, 1 Q G Wearherbee B Wexmer C West J Wettrxck R Whxte T Wllllams W Wlssmger W Worcester 1 'I S' if f M ' , I. . T D T . f esr rf S, ff ff A fy TJ i U . ' -3 V L .M ,,,r 1 C ' 5 f 1' 1 , 5 gt fe. E7 A 'S 'W i Y ' ' V 1 n yf Ek 5 V Ak I . Q fi. . U 6 T 'W , T ff J V.,-e r, 2 I T W . i f ' t - M T - I C W e W ' rkv- .. ff ' P . ' ' ' f' S - ' tpr A S u .p U , p M , M VVVA 5 4, VV . I I 5 U 1 JW, I ln! 31 5 3 ,pf J 5 ii ,sly av , 7 ,L ' vw Fi Q J t. f Rn X Mi ,, ,Z yr fn My 1, K 'V M., ' ,L ., 2 Z 2 X 5 4 ,f ll Q 1' Rowl R Farago Rrta Shays R Davxdson T Rose S Frnkel C Crrle J Nestor R Peet Mrs Baker Rau 2 N Anderson J Preston M Nestor N Lattrmer D Smxth L Lrndsey L Matcham Moore B Jungeberg A Frgley V Lee K Watters J Dammeyer S Puka Row 3 P Rutter Stanfreld D Settlemrre S Hayes B Ellrs B Brrcker M Mohrman J Fowler V Settlemrre Tobrn M Wheatley R Brown M Pomer Rou 4 A Klem M Smxth N Brown B Smrth CDCIUZ0 H323- :wma Sfbmog 3-52-20 Eglin '11 tr D5T:r: 1-15-gui X12 33' 903.52-QQ o '2- U f-v :L 'U25fm ' :a :ff B '11o.2 D' fb lmsfo' n.3t,-gm 'DS 5-SE mmag' mg S 2055 gmwm on-ngg S552 :s maigg. v-v-ta'-'34 O :rg Eggs :'v'.-me Lee L Wacker S Knapp X .:-' The FHA offrcers were as follows Presrclent Sh1rleyFmkel V1cePres1dent Theresa Rose Secre tary Rhea Peet Treasurer Blanche Jeffrey Their .I I n frdvrsor rs the Home Economrcs teacher Mrs Kay Baker .--N I il h M kv 34 F . H . . f Holley, L. Cole, Mf Young, M. Buell, S..Peet,' L.: Hlnes, Ff Cowles, s. slnifh, of Garfield: xv L I , , . 5 ,,,. . . . . . . . '- Q A -. . . g 1 ' , , n 6 A , l L ,l ,. ' y 0 1 . . , , I A . A 11 11 . W4 X- -' vm' V I 1 Now 1n thexr second year of organlzanon at W H S the Future Farmers of Amernca are very busy learmng the latest developments rn agrxculrure And also for the second year rn a row they have shown our school spmt by placmg f1rst m the Parlxamentary Procedure Contest Crnzenshm leadershrp and coopera non are the primary arms of thns organxzatnon The followmg boys were elected as offlcers Preuden! Dan Ewell V1fePre51dent Ray mond Taylor Secretary Leland Crandall Trearurer Archne Baker Reporter Howard Wrlght Sentmel Davrd Bockmore Student Advzmf james Sheffxeld Ill TIMES Rou l S Mrller S Luprco S Pulxa L Chambers S Dost S Cave C Myers M Garrxson N Bennett R Shrefleld R011 Z S Smrth M Ray R Farago W Latnmer L Sranfneld L Lee B Teehan J Nestor D XVolfe C Crnle Rau 3 Mlss Fostor R Davrdrson M Boxse G West H Hafler M Buell P Clodwxck C Storacr Thxs year the school paper has undergone an entxrely new ap pearance The staff IS composed of those students xnterested nn Journahsm The school mnmeograph machme whrch has not been rn use for years has been re condmoned New supplles such as heavrer p per black mk and lettermg guldes have been purchased Edrlor 1n Chzef rs Carol Myers Anoczaze Edztorx are Suzanne Dost and Mamlyn Garnson They have been under the supetvxsxon of therr capable Adrzxor Mnss Margaret Foster 36 SJ' 5: Um VN I M. Lowther,-P. Jensen, GL. Grayl, J.. Damrneyer. 4: J. Barbed F. Dost, sf Henes, Weaver: . a . h . .' . 5 N I ' 1 . ' Q ' . . ! N QFF' E DHAC 2' Tl lvl! hen the sc oo s irft nee ed infor aura , t e .e 0 t e one, escortec arount e . 1 P . In n p . 4 . urldmg, he found that these grrls were very helpful. They gain racncal experience by worlwn in t e main of ice during t eir ree periot 5. Superwked y rs. jane Grose, the girls learn t answer t p one pro erly, greet callers, and 0 erate t e siness achines there in the oftlce f ' ver W rt while 'oh for an urrl ajorrng I 4 In cla course he scho sprrrt congratulates enny anllor er sue wor rn C 3clll7!L' thiv fleparrmenr. mug her rzreless e forts an capahle vt If has acquzr l man new hooks antl a fe 0 T612 Ffzrjrf 5.404 merlfqpq hege rs hav spent many tlrlrce t hours working a r e 1 rar hel :ng us to get ma azmes am refcrencc hooks IBRARIANS 37 I. TUDE OUNCIL The student counc1l has been very actrve thzs year under the leadershxp of rherr able Presrdent Drck Ewell The sellmg of season football and basketball trckets was the b1g,g,est undertakmg of the year They were nn charge of grvmg concessxons to the varxous classes and were responsrble for the care of the popcorn machme They assrsted the tovsn recreatnonal board by takrng a poll of the students fmdrng out how the proposed teen canteen IS to be run From thus large group sxx persons vull be chosen to represent the school m the battle of WIIS on current affarrs They have dlsplayed fme spnrrt and enthusxasm mn preparmg for the contest Wellnngton has placed second for the past few years Thexr goal rs to place first and garn the trophy 38 1 ' v I A. f X' is ' T an When th school spirit heard these students he immediately thought he had crossed the borders into a foreign land S PQR is an honorary club made up of people who have kept their zrades at a B average oi ahove throughout two years of Latin Miss Margaret Foster lanuuage teacher, offitiates at their meetings The purpose of National Honor Society is to promote and encourage the dexelop ment of scholarship leadershnp service and character To be eligible for membership a student must attain scholarship average of 300 and a character and leadership averaue of 3 5 tion Thus two initiation: are conducted each year Members vull he chosen from the iunior class so that during their senior year they may be privileged to near the pin and to take part in chapter activities Seniors will continue to he chosen also inasmuch as some may not achieve their 500 average until the senior year Officers elected this ycai are Stexen Miller Prerrdent Suzanne Dost Vm Prrrrrlerrr Virginia Starr Secretary Mary Lou Boise Trearurer l i Last year an amendment to the constitution changed this society to an active organiza- S 9 2' These four lrls really pleased the student body with new uniforms for the basketball season and many new peppy cheers The school spirit surely had to sit up and yell when he saw those girls go through their paces We will be seeing more from the three sophomores since Sue Watters is the only senior on the squad Their patient coach is Mr Richard Dussel The school spirit was very pleased to note that at long last, W. H. S. now has four reserve cheerleaders. These girls were elected from the ninth and tenth grades by Mr. Dussel and the varsity cheerleaders. They promptly bought new uniforms and began practicing new cheers and yells for the basketball season. The student body greatly appreciates this added group to cheer the Dukes to victory. These ambrrrous lookrng boys are the muscles behrnd every stage productron grven durrng the school year They take care of puttmg up rxsers tor band concerts scenery for plays and anythlng that requ1red behrnd the scenes vsorlc Whenever a prcture ns shown to a class xt rs usually done by one of these students To mak the varrous classes more mterestrng they show related movres Thrs group rs under the drrectron of Mr Barbe 41 E 40 CQ 1' 47 ., ,f . Z, VYI. t if fel QI s 0 C ANN L TAFF Rou 1 S Watters C Myers S Dost C Oney S Mxller S Cave M Garrtson T BeV1er R Sheff1eld J Wight J Barbe P Jenson N Bennett Row 2 Mr Heflln B Teehan P Parsons S Lupxco B Jeffery L Gray W Smrth L Chambers H Hafler M Battnsta J Nestor S Kepler S Smxth M Ray Mr Patesel Row 3 M Luca, M Moon C Wolf W Latxmer L Cole T Rose S Puka J Dammeyer J Vrcker M Buell L Stanfleld Row 4 C Crnle C Storacr S Peet P Clodwrck G West E Eastm G Hafler M Lowther F Sheperd V Lee B Tefs Row 5 G Lee M Jensen R Betts M Borse R Ewell R Harrxs H Furcron S Henes H Watters J McHenry G Weaver Edltor m chxef Assocnate Eclntor Busnness Manager Art Edntor Class Edltor Make up Edntor Photography Edrtor Research Echtor Sales Manager Soclal Edltor Sports Edltor Typmg Edltor Asst Busmess Manager Advlsor Adv1sor Steven Mxller Tom BeV1er Drck Sheffreld Peggy Jensen John Barbe James Wrght Carol Myers Shxrley Cave Sue Watters Suzanne Dost Nancy Bennett Marllyn Garrlson Mr W R Heflm Mr Robert Patesel Y I , . . . . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . . . . , . , - u . , . , . , . ., . , . , . , . , . - 1 . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , - , . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . ,. . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . N . The Girls' Athletic Association, driven on by many of the little school spirits, has been very active this past year. Last fall the girls played soccerg during the winter and early spring basketball and swimming were enjoyed im- mensely by the group. Intramural tournament games and the All-Star team kept these girls busy. In the spring, softball was played. This proved to be a very popular sport. Officers of the roup are as follows: Preridenl, Susan Smithg Vice-Presiaenl. Lois Stanfieldg Secretary, Carol Myersg Trearurer, Theresa Rose. Miss Joanne Miller is Superzfiror of these girls. Q , A V A r gg a L 23 :A., if 1 V24 R ' ' --w. Q-S',,glH 1, 'EFF Q. K E Q if + 35 ,bi 2 E: vi ' 2 .55 fa' XX - J E Rf' 'K Q4 .WS 'f figsg ' it sin 'Qt 4 fy , , . ,gn ' A na vu. ,X I ' 'H . H S3 I ' Ms: mi 1 I, 5 2 ,M .f- ff- 'iff 'ff' '15 +- ff k., 'H 4 ,- ...od ,rf Sui mE . o, ,La ,.-r NCERT AN Rowl S Henes S Watters D Arndt M Harr1s R Wagner S Mxller P Wllkmson V Settle mxre J Carxno S Smlth Row Z J Dammeyer L Cole E Brasee H Furcron R Fehlan G West C Oney M Banks K Barbe J Barbe T Sprenger J Warren J Kepler R Oney J Wxght Row 3 Mr Gourley L England B Brrcker D Garfleld N Gott M L Jensen P Palmer D Cole E Aldrxck P Jensen B OKeefe K Sugaskr J Hallnwell C Myers F Dost T Rrch The concert band dxrected by Mr Robert Gourley has agaln closed a very actrve season by march mg at the Memornal Day parade Last fall the band provlded many very entertamrng half trme pro grams at all the football games As a cllmax to thxs years work the PMC gave all band members a banquet rn the sprnng Somethmg new was added durmg the concert season Thls was the Flrst Annual M1dW1nter Band and Choral Concert held February 14 The sprmg was fllled wxth many events rncludmg the League Band Festrval the Drstrnct Band Contest at Euclrd and the annual sprmg concert The band elected the followmg offrcers Prerzdent Peggy Jensen Vice Pretzdent, Jnm Wrght Secretary Susan Smrth and Treasurer, Jerry Carmo dlfg ,. SJW mond, Barker, Cave, S. lDost, R. Mosher, J. Diclcason, M. Fitlkle, J. Nestor. l 1 Q fl ll U Y ' N 5 5 1 A - eff' Q f ip, '1' 1, , ' f gl UNIDR AN Pe The junior Band has been very busy this year They played a concert for the parents at Brighton also one here They played in the Mid Winter Pop Concert and the Eighth Annual Spring Band Concert Having this experience behind them they will add a great deal to our Senior Band in years to come N BAD This musical group, known as the High Hats, has performed at many public dances this year. They have held regular rehearsals every Wednesday evening and have added many new popular hits to their repertoire. Under the direction of Mr. Gourley the band has gained fame and many engagements. 47 TER E I0 'I' econ e xxo Q s ceXe 11x60 xx Q Xaqxxxgx o 'oo 'oe exxtxx oe Xxe g, fzxoxxgxxogx ok ox Xxgo xg,Xw 'oxs s-evo Xx c.Xxmw1.eo Qnext gowq to eive Wei 'wwe Qexioxme 1 flux os faces x cooxqxg, Qssegobw 1 gs go do A doe qoxo Qlxgxx x 'om concern 'ooq xo so 'LCCXC x 60 ax Coe SoXo 'mo Yun ego'oXe coxxnesn 'mo 'ooo so xeoeax Qnexx Xas cox s sxxoexxo mxo x 'oe some 'oe sc. OOX oxxxx 'BQQXB A soc xoe to xxsxcxexxs e N CfnXOgxe1 Ge: esx exxq Caxxo Sosa Sqoxx ox se.-1-o one xnxx com ose o o 'M s oo xc o oo 'ofa xxooe 'ooqxe oxo 'lei oo Xasx vm ooo gon KK Q Q, 'Jew oo svn x xs 'gem Lfasx 'Jem bei ggevle xxog, o X fm be Coxxxvl comes-1'xxeX x Ckeowxefrl 'Loo wxxsxg., K XX xo Oxsnxxc Cogxxoexxx oo as Yaeoiox '30 eiox xxvavxog, 'Gem X965 'ONS O NC M 6 oexxxxoo 02 xoskk c 'A e axe oo ox! 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C 2161- 17 6 ' 0' ' 1' he r to e the s I1 11766 ' he ' . r fs c 171 I , D ' I 47, fi ' Da e q Af' '. In ' mg- :as d?EJgsrfSi .116-5'm'ht bgfpe tar S a F I be gain I I , , , e , 7 'I' 4 I ' ' C' I' , 6 o es 11 001' lvvrkfnarbh 611014 lb A he A fupf ea we l.de-vgrpeq' 6 . A CAPELLA ARAP! Somethmg new has been added to the A Capella Cholr thxs year Thxs conslsts of new maroon robes complete wrth whlte satrn stoles embrordered wrth the W Thrs orgamzauon rncludes members of the junlor and senlor class who enjoy smglng secular and popular rnusrc The group has grown consrclerably over the past few years and now boasts a membershrp of forty students Under the able drrecuon of Mrs Lawrence BeV1er they performed at the Chrxstmas program mrd wrnter concert clubs and the sprmg festnal Offlcers of the group were Peggy Jensen President jnm Wxght Vrce Preszdent Pat Clodwrck Secretary Shirley Cave Treasurer Y 0: ,,.-' 21 il 50 'D xj M l SE IOR IIORUS Rowl R Eaton D Ewrng J Barbe M Murray J Warren C Bebout 1 Preston N Anderson K Watters J Bruce M Wheatly R Brown N Lartrmer M Nestor K Sugaskx Row 2 C Storacr R Shays K Carmen A Flgley D Settlemrre J Brehm J Goff V Settlemlre D Tobrn M Pomer B Okeefe M Broud S Hayes D Smtth Row 3 P Rutter A Klem H Radley C Easton B Reep C McConnell B Jungeberg R Peet F Glenn N Brown V OKeefe C Reep S Sander son L Matcham Row 4 M Sranfreld M Wrnson C Marley smger U Holly J Fowler M Young D Cooper S Auble J Smlth Row 5 J Pfelffer D Arndt G Smrth F Dost L Grxssmger R Wagner J BeV1er P Whrtney E Aldrrch D Zergler K Knapp T Green W jewett G Grbbms R James The Semor Chorus parucrpated with the A Capella chorr this year rn the Christmas program and the Spring Festlval They also entertamed at the Parents Musrc Club smgrng several musrcal arrangements Offrcers were Linda Matcham Prendent Wendell Jewett Vue President Ted Green Secretary Ed Aldrxch Treasurer 51 4 1 v Ep 5 JZ!! nfs ,007 Y M. ,Mohrman, Bricker, Garfield, Ji Mcl-Ienry,.S. Gris: Q , , . , , 1 ' 9 ' 0 1 I 1 f , af' C 1 .' A W 1' F A gow was Szxsbiuhq C mo a gmckkg e 1 1 game: ' GSW! none o'c in o :hem Chews, ixceA o AX. bs go se how 'Ofxs qeai, as gan oi Se ' Q iomxefx. 'ixxese boss A gms ww 9 at A have sung at Xa+1CeeS 'A A me sgskog S ' ie seqixoxs, vie shah be Rag much an oup a gn x wax. 061- We a an xx been XBSXCDVQ W 1' 'Hhs gsooq emew.imeA as Chdsqms Ysogxm 'mA Sprkxxg Yfesix- 'Yneq 'Asc 'owe iotmcb a GKQXQ mA fa NYs1LeA Chorus. Oi e Ranks, Yfesulem' Yfesulemg Bu- Yakoe WA. Cake Ckdo lkcess wese E564 BXXX 9sogoYxeXA, Vice- 'oma Osaka, 560100782 Yan Tveaswrer. 52 Y-X3 vm Q ,3w,,l1Q,t ,Q , These silv girls have been together made beautiful music together on SIOFSCIL they sang at the not to mention pr JUNNR LE ENSEMB B v0CA I0 SEN GIWUPS all during their hlleh school year.: and have many different occasions. Accompanied hy Catherine Chriktmas Program, Mid-u7inter Concert, Spring Festival, actices every Weelr. These boys have provided us with xome very delightful music. Their mam undertaking thik year was the Sunday concert in February Their efforts were refeived 53 lvel I Th IS v grou ery p has been diligently year. The pub ' HFC' Dye been some Worlcirw throughout the y have not made many lic appearances although they planning to in the future. spirit with which they have practicing' ik sure to hrze music. produc e . K P, .Q 3 2 ai ng, 14 if N 3 fx. i N ' jf 2,5 vi f, 2-0 4 Q- Us G Q 1 HLLV SPORTS 9 , ni NR f fa-ff I-I 56 E T I .. . l l l ,, Harold Furcron Co Captam Fullback Clifton Rolfe Tackle Carl Oney C o-Cnptain Guard 57 Duck Sheffield Chuck Snider End A Row 1: R. Kepler, G. Beal, W. Moon, G. Gibbins, C. West, R. Shepard, D. Shepherd, K. Sheffield, G. Weatherbee, J. Riggs, B. Cottrill, J. Brown, C. Farago, R. Norton, R. james. Row 2: C. Crapo, N. Hines, K. Sugaski, J. lVilkinson, K. Knapp, H. Norton, W. Wissinger, W. Brumfield, J. Halliwell, R. Freeman, T. Richmond, R. Robinson, M. Harris, T. Thompson, J. Dickason, W. Jewerr, j. Vickers, Coach Patesel. UNIOR DUKES Under the able direction of their new coach, Mr. Patesel, the Junior Dukes came up with their share of the wins this season. This game under the lights was most successful and they drew quite a crowd. Much enthusiasm was held and their spirits were high. These boys will soon be coming up into the varsity squad and they are surely showing great signs of improvement. We are all hoping that they will add much to help in winning games for our school and for the School Spirit . +5 V RSITY k BASKETBALL 1. Kepler Wellington 41 Wellington 50 Wellington 55 Wellington 57 R. Ewell Wellington 55 Wellington 81 Wellington 54 Wellington 56 Wellington 59 Wellington 46 Wellington 59 Wellington 51 Wellington 76-- Wellington 52- Wellington 41 - Wellington 64 - Wellington 61 - j.Wight H Furcron B.Fara2o R. Ewell 1IKt5 The Wellington High School basketball team had a rather touch and go season this year. They did show at times, though, that they could stay with the best of teams, They possessed speed and shooting ability, but lacked the height of the other opponents. The final record stood at five wins and twelve losses. Their best games were the first Fairview and Amherst contests. Besides these and perhaps one or two more games the team and their followers had hoped for a more prosperous season. All the boys did theirsshare of playing this year with Ray Taylor leading the team in total points scored. Jim Wight repre- sented the Dukes in the Annual Press Foul Shooting Contest at the Cleveland Arena. In his tryouts he made 10 out of 10 baskets. A big hand goes to Coach Shellhouse and his varsity boys. SCORES Huron 65 Rocky River 57 Oberlin 56 Clearview 65 New London Amherst 61 Medina 61 Fairview 55 New London 61 Vermilion 59 Rocky River 94 Oberlin 48 Clearview 99 Huron 89 Amherst 49 Medina 72 Fairview 77 j. Barbe R. Taylor T. Farago P. Sheffield C. Snider 5 l T. BeVier TRACK LETTERME These six returning lettermen plus the many others who will be on the track team this year look back and look forward to the many events and records that they have made and will make. Last year the boys participated in a number of relays and meets, those being the Mansfield Relays, Ohio Wesleyan Relays in the Class B group, Amherst Dual Meet, Wooster Night Relays, Clearview Meet, Southwestern Conference Meet at Rocky River, District Meet at Berea, and the State Meet. The results of these meets were quite satisfying. Recognition should be made especially of the new record that was set by Harold Furcron and Harold Covington, a graduate, in the Two Lap Relay at the Wooster Meet. The two boys ran it in 1:18. Also Harold Furcron qualified for the District Meet and from placing 3rd in the 440 dash he thus qualified himself for the State Meet. The boys seem to specialize in certain fields when it comes to track. The high hurdles and mile run are in line with jim Henes, Phil Sheffield is active in the shot put and the discus, Harold Furcron is busy with the 100 yard dash, 440 run, and the discus, jack Kepler takes part in the 880 relay and the low hurdles, Dick Oney finds his way over the bar in the high jump, and Harold Watters participates in the 880 relay, mile relay, and the broad jump. 1954 TRACK SCHEDULE Fairview Dual Meet Amherst Dual Meet Clearview Triangle Meet Wellington-Medina-River Meet Ohio Wesleyan Relays Southwestern Conference Meet Clearview Meet District Meet Lakeland Conference State Meet J. Henes, P. Sheffield, H. Furcron, j. Kepler, R. Oney, H. Watters. f,.fziNm'l', ' 5 M1 .K g1,4ggZf?'i5?'f.-iifi A f V ' ,Q ,L- 412 ,. , W. . ' .4 ' :- We: ,, W :- ,Q 5 ,A ,z 'A -at X, ,M f, 1 -sk 4.1,,. V 4' , V' 5 ' Q' 'gf . ,V 'ssl ,-5 v,- f , 5 , 4 mr QA ff ae ' -YF? K,-P 3 '- mf' Mw!',,i. X 9 . if K S. Q X e if 1 x ,. JF ny . 53:1 ' - 'ff,+1,K, is V. J A mink ' A ,Y w .ggi , w, KM x' . I -an ,ff -w+..,.w.-W' 'F 'Pg A H 2 Q N wf ff ff 'M Aww-n.-.f.w.,...w-'HQPK Hn, 0 O hnrril In dx B 0 - TQ? 1 -4 N3 'fw Q 5 1 X ? X 342 sr 23 r K? ug I 5 ,, 1, U V O K7 lo I XYEWLZL MW- qw ZMZQM-lf MMM Z ig? figlfwwi Q M' , Qfwfyw fm' W MQW M fddfvdwfwaf 2, y WML aww A277 M41 if ff! '4 5nQ4M X A' Ffgfwwff SM-QW M Q MMR A Nw: WMLW KWJWKK6 5,252 QLAMXQMA A BRDWN S STUDIO to the Class We QM dfdfrr-xx, c. C ca, 5 ' . fo 0 Jw V . A 'X 6, 0741 444. f 2 'ru ' ' main 9 . ,Lwmaf mf .Uv3... . ' 5 J 0 . If 0 a j . 9 6 ralulat n las f THE STERLING FOUNDRY ANDREWS FUNERAL HUME 65 C g . C s '14 . ng . Best Wisllvs Clam of 44549, , . . S. v' I . . N I' I' Mrs r I' I' I' I' PATRON ADS and Mrs Lynn Gray and Mrs Cllfton Rolfe Brackley an and and am ant am alll Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Class Class Class Ceorge Starr Frank Dost L F Be Vler Carl Oney Wllllam Bennett Ralph Muller Robert Smith 6 5 Que Riggs tl n F 00102106 mlzynffdf DM-N ,zwzytv A4-ii l. 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