Wheelersburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wheelersburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

Xt Vi Nw, X... I 1 F 4 K X 1 ? 3 i, 2 I Y me 1-. 2 ki n cs I 2 Cwfesewfewg T h e W 11 e el of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven A C Our Beginners I'm grown up now-only a few days and I'll be graduating from high school. Yes, it's almost over. And as every day brings commencement closer I begin to think of the days gone by. I close my eyes and suddenly the years roll back. It's a hot September morning. I am so excited I can hardly drink the glass of milk Mother is insisting I drink. Why shouldn't I be excited? It's my first day at school! I even have a new dress for the occasion. I hear Bud call, The bus is coming. Mother gives a final touch to the ribbon on my pigtails. Bud grabs my lunch-half drags me to the bus. Yes, I know now a new world opened for me that morning-a world I've lived in for the last twelve years. In memory of all those happy years, in honor of those dear teachers, who seemed to understand as much as Mother did, I am writing this in the last school yearbook in which I'll ever take part. We'll always re- member and love you for the help you gave us in getting started. There are four elementary buildings in Wheelersburg School district. The first and second grade building is connected to the high school building and the next four grades are located in the old high school building about one-fourth mile east ot Wheelersburg High School. Two other elementary schools are located at Sciotodale and Allentown. Wheelersburg High also has the students from Lyra School in Vernon Township. In these schools the foundation ot true learning is laid. From those years we spent there we learned to live together, play together and work together. Without those years ot early training, there would have been no high school for us. . -,SEQ tj - ' I 1, ,I at , ,I wr! N x f 4 ' 'l ix l' ' X I If U V I i V I 0ur Brothers and Sisters on the Hill ciotodale 'S gfik ' : Ka-.has IM 22151 IL llentown W .5356 X :V wg:,J,.,,t,1As4 M-wifi , f2L?3irwh4f?f?arf'awk li A gi gf jf n f .. p.f.--I - .41 . W x Q .nga wylfj x 3 N S I 9' 5 SF Q N as . r ,x..i.X.- f X X '5 :N 'UR E N X X xXx gk Q X 2 .,.a.. Sl S x XF? , ,Nw i Iii!- Yxfx x Wh, F w s Administration Classes .....A. Class Plays ..,..A Departments ....4 Athletics , .,... .. Activities .....,. Snaps ....,.A....,,t., Advertisements Contents x r. 4. yn yur------:nuns E fiom ESE , J L f 3 Nw' wrgmi F' 5, s 3 V A 04' X, Q E ull W X S EM he fl . x .,. L , .., ' - A-1' -... R ,M I .,V,q fi-1 b':1 ,pg , 'H 'A+- ' r 3 QSM, ,-f- ' ' SHN X 10 X4 Q4 'Y Q N K Q is .... X 1 . ,, 3 Q22 ' lx 7 EFX' wand!!! Sr ,,. Uhwvxae In Memor oi RALPH GILPIN BILL SELBY 1929-1942 1928-1944 I am not dreaming! I arn not deluded. Nearer to the grave new life streams for me. We shall continue to exist. We shall see each other again. . . . Goethe. Pomsmoum mmsrnrs ausmfss comms xmn wn1xz fsw He iouqht thot We ore oil qreoter thou we know omd thot wisdom is the meorrs to freedom. . . . W. Somerset Mouqhcrm, i. vw Iii 5!: M' -5-A . Vg r I L ,hz Y , unmlnlsrunnnn at si .-i i Lv is 3. :N 35 A 12.1 Edward R. lVIcCowen County Superintendent Edward R. McCowen was born October 28, l908. in Wheelersburg and is a graduate of the Wheelersburg High School. Mr. McCowen received his Bachelor of Science in Education at Ohio Univer sity and his Master Degree in Music at Northwestern University. Returning from the Navy in lanuary, 1946, Mr. McCowen resumed his work as County Superintendent. While in service he served in the Caribbean area as a communication watch officer, Besides his work in the schools, Mr. McCowen also enjoys tennis and fishing. The County Administration is plan- ning many new things for the post war era, and new classes will be added in the future from time to time to meet the ever changing needs of this genera- tion. chool Board Back row Carl J. Hex-ml, Clerk: J. Harper Preston. Front row Fred Pollock Vice President: R. L. May, President: George W. Smith --4 . H. Duduit Welcome back to W. H. S., Mr. Duduit! We have missed you very much the last three years and sincerely we say, We're glad you're back. Mr. Duduit, Supervising Principal of Wheelersburg High School since 1939, re- turned this year to resume his duties after an absence of three years during which time he served as Lieutenant in the U. S. Navy. For over two years he was on active duty in the North Atlantic and served a year in England following the sinking of his ship. He received his Bachelor ot Science De- gree in Iune, 1935, and his Master's Degree in 1939. He attended Miami University, Ohio University and Wilmington College in undergraduate work. During his gradu- ate work he attended the University of Florida, Ohio University and Ohio State University. Additional graduate work, lead- ing toward a Ph. D. Degree, has been com- pleted at Ohio State University and Baliol College, Oxford, England. Mr. Duduit is a member of two honorary educational so- cieties: Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Delta Kappa. He likes to travel, listen to foreign broad- casts, read and talk with people. We, the students of Wheelersburg, are proud that you are our Principal. Mr. Duduit, you have our deepest respect and admiration. J. Donald ctlowen During this year Mr. I. Donald McCowen has assisted the Supervising Principal, Mr. Duduit, in certain assigned duties, and in Mr. Duduit's absence he has served as Supervising Principal. The noon hour pro- gram, including various types oi activities, has been supervised by him, and also the visual education program has been under his direction. Mr. McCowen has retained a full teach- ing schedule including general science, radio, and physiology. In the absence ot teachers he has also acted as substitute. Mr. McCowen graduated from Ohio Uni- versity, Athens, Ohio. He has done gradu- ate work at Ohio University and Ohio State University, majoring in administration and supervision. His practical application of subject ma- terial has ranked him as an excellent and efficient teacher at W. H. S. .. B. BURNS MRS. SYLVIA E. I-'ANNIN Dhio University B- S- Edl1CCIli0Y1 ,fqrshgll Coueqe Eastern Kentucky State ,incoln Memorial Institute Teachers College Iniversity of Kentucky HISTOTY viorriss Harvey X. B. I6 C. B. DOUGHTY B. S. Education Ohio Northern B. D. Garrett Biblical Institute M. A. Northwestern English RUTH HUMPHREY Ohio University Ohio State University Latin, Commercial A. B. M. A. Facult MRS. ALEX KELSO Mount St. Ioseph on Ohio Home Economics Physical Education B. S. Education IAMES HARRIS B. S. Miami M. S. Administration George Williams Physical Education Science ORVILLE KINKER B. S. Education Rio Grande Wilmington Ohio University University of Cincinnati Mathematics , it X L ,..., ,. A. K, K MRS. E. V. HOWELL Georgia State College B. S. Home Economics Chemistry MRS. MARGARET MCGOWH Oberlin College Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati College ot Music B. M. Music M. M. Music Music YQZ1-1 I 'Q' 'Q 1 nz 21. K fi 1 -- :- ittstqsiikfi .. r. . X 'tis ii . Q Q Lap. ' t I. DONALD MCCOWEN Ohio State University Ohio University B. S. Education General Science Radio Physiology ill MARGARET AN B. S. Education Ohio University History English Economics Commercial Law N MITCHELL 3 .li i. LORRAINE POTTS Ohio University B. S. Education Music ARTHUR PRESTON University of Cincinnati Wilmington Ohio University Industrial Arts Coach B. S. Education WILLA SUE RICHARDS Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College English A. B. Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. lt means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence oi their bodies and souls. I. H. SEE Ohio University Mathematics B. S. Education LYDA BELLE SHEPHERD Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College Shorthand Typing A. B. WILLIAM F. SNOOK Ohio University Miami University Wilmington College University of Cincinnati Science Science B. S. Education . . Iohn Ruskin. IAMES N. WARREN Ohio State University Ohio University Rio Grande Industrial Arts B. S. Education ..'! .. 'sm- '? '1 lm- I-UCU-I-E BURKE MONB CHICK RUTH LUCILLE CONKLIN OLLIE HIBBITTS MARY MCCARTY -'Q 'r CECIL POLLOCK ei HELEN MCCOWEN AGNES MCLEOD BERTHA PERDUE VIOLET PRESTON Elementary Teacher THELMA SMITH V- 3 ANNE THOMPSON Not pictured: LILLIAN BARNEY GRACE CARTER SEVAH SWIFT LOYEZELLE HAFFNER AVENELLE STAKER LOREAN STANLEY ups I . fx xx x A e X5 M we A W 0 A 'wg-iw, -:- 11 ' A Mo -ff. ..- - its Y ' 1 ' .x:.-figl -2- -ge, . ,. . - ...- R , ,-.'. :.t 3:7- .Q2 .111-1-2-1-'? .' .f1' . '4'3f- .. ' 6' , -11: ,Q .- 5- aff' X -. in-Z X i Presrderil .... Forrest Coleqrove Class Officers: I -1 5' ,if I Pres tin the Class of 'fl Vice President ..... . . Forest Turner Secretary . . . . Willa lean Staqqs Treasurer . . Norma lean Morxtavon 'i ....-..- I lt 6 if 9 S DONALD BILLUPS Al-lMED Basketball Z, 3, 45 Motion Pictures 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 45 Math Club 25 Class President 35 Varsity W Club 3, 45 Darrisels In Distress 35 Mixed Chorus l, 45 Student Council 25 Safety Patrol 35 Dawn Patrol 2. WILMA LOUISE ALLEN WILLIE Green Twp. High l, 2, 35 Booster Club 45 Band 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Girls Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Office Force 45 Sigma Tau Pi 4. DONALD ARBAUGH ARCl-IIE Scholarship Team l, 25 Annual Staff 45 Radio Club 3. NORMA BENNETT BENNETT Booster,Club 35 Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 Office Staff 4. ESTEL MARIE BOOTH SOUIRT Sigma Tau Pi 45 Annual Staff 45 Usherette 45 Schol- arship Team 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4: Math Club 25 Damsels ln Distress 35 Booster Club 4. MARY IANE BOWEN llMMlE Glee Club I, Z, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 25 Damsels In Distress 35 Math Club 2, 35 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Eta Epsilon 15 Library Club lj Scholarship Team l, 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. IUDITH DIANNE CARTER lUDY Sigma Tau Pi 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, Z5 Annual Staff 45 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Office Staff 25 Class Secre- tary 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Damsels ln Distress 35 Booster Club 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Student Service Center 45 Schol5 arship Team 4. LLOYD CAUDILL PORKlE Visual Education 2, 37 Bas- ketball 2, 37 Science Club l. pt 1 i Li f . WILMA IEAN CHANDLER lEAN Newspaper Staff 47 Glee Club 3, 47 Sigma Tau Pi 47 Majorette 3, 47 Library Club l, 27 Operetta 4, '-vs, FORREST COLEGROVE FORREST Annual Staff 3, 47 Student Council 3, 47 Class Presi- dent 47 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 47 Booster Club 3, 47 Service Center 47 Math Club 37 Hall Mon- itor 2. . ' i 7. A ' 1: t. S iw'1P5.s?-atv 'Q-V525 . ' . My 54,7 K , R .fu 1 7 VERA IBNE DOWNS VERA P. H. S. lj Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Math Club 2, 37 Operetta 4. PHYLLIS DRAKE PH YLLlS BETTY IANE FRALEY BETTY Glee Club Z, 3, 47 G. A. A. l, 2, 47 Student Service Center 47 Library 1, 2, DONALD CREGGER DON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 lunior Class Play 37 Safety Patrol 1, Z, 37 Booster Club 37 Dawn Patrol 37 Library 1, 2, 37 Operetta 4. li.. .R Q K ill gf.. RICHARD HARNER RICH Math Club 2, 35 Science Club ly Hall Patrol 25 Radio Club 35 Basketball 3. IUANITA MAE FRALEY NITA Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 45 Office Staff 2, 3, 45 Siq- ma Tau Pi 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Damsels In Distress 35 Library Club 1, 25 Oper- etta 45 Eta Epsilon l5 County Festival 4. CHARLES S. HALL CHARLIE GWENDOLYN THELMA HANSGEN GWEN1E Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 3, 45 Operetta 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 County Band 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club l, 25 Hall Monitor 3. ADAH RUTH HARPER SIS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sia- ma Tau Pi 45 Damsels ln Distress 35 Library Club lg Booster Club 2, 35 Girls Ensemble 3, 45 l-lall Mon- itor 25 G.A.A. 15 Service Center 45 County Festival 35 Operetta 4. is le if. MARY ALMA HARPER l-IOMERH Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 3, 45 Library Club 1, 25 Damsels ln Distress 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Sig- ma Tau Pi 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Booster Club 2, 35 l-lall Patrol 35 Service Center 45 Class Secretary 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. 45 County Festival 3. DOROTHY IOHNSON DOT Bookkeeping Club 35 Glee Club 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3, 45 Siqma Tau Pi 45 Newspaper Staff 4. CARMA IOYCE IOHNSON lOSH Library Club l, 27 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Scholar- ship-Team l, 27 Eta Ep- silon l7 Annual Staff 3, 47 Booster Club 37 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4j Service Center 47 Math Club 37 Science Club 17 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 47 G.A.A. President 47 Damsels In Distress 3: Hall Monitor 37 Operetta 47 WILMA IEAN IOHNSON SI-lENE Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Glee Club 3, 4j Booster Club 2, 3, 47 Sigma Tau Pi 47 Girls Ensemble 47 Office Start 47 Usherette 47 Oper- etta 47 Damsels In Dis- tress 3. WILMA LOU IOHNSON LOU Mixed Chorus 3, 47 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Booster Club Z, 3, 47 Usherette 47 Damsels in Distress 37 Girls Ensemble 47 Office Stott 47 Sigma Tau Pi 47 County Festival 47 Oper- etta 4. MARY ANN KETTER Sl-lIEK Band 3, 47 Glee Club 2, 3, 47 G. A. A. 3, 47 Library Club 1, 27 Damsels ln Distress 47 Math Club 2, 37 Vice President G.A.A. 47 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 47 Student Council lj Eta Ep- silon lj Booster Club 2, 37 47 Hall Monitor 2. KARL A. KINKER KINKER Band l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 27 Library Club l, 2, 3, 47 Aviation Club 27 Damsels In Distress 37 Annual Staff 47 Booster Club 2, 3, 47 Math Club 47 Service Center 47 County Festival 47 Mixed Chorus 27 Hall Monitor 3. IIMMIE L. LAMBERT HTURKLEH Band l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 3, 47 Library Club 2, 3, 47 Safety Patrol 3, 47 Dawn Patrol 27 Darnsels In Distress 37 Scholarship Team 27 Annual Start 47 Math Club 37 Operetta 47 Mixed Chorus 3, 47 County Festival 37 Booster Club 3. RAMONA IEAN IONES lEAN Library Club 27 Bookkeep ing Club 3. it R Q 4 ,iN f l . t Q4 . sf aww' his A 'Em' - tm? mf' -. - 4. a. Q 'Q xl ff' 1 . g HOWARD MCHENRY TATER Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dawn Patrol 2, Traffic Patrol l, Radio Club 3. 24 ASAE, 1, IANE ELLEN LYON LANE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, Eta Epsilon l, Damsels ln Distress 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES T. MAUK l. T, Library Club 1, 4, Dawn Patrol 2, Damsels in Distress 4, Radio Club 3, Student Council 3, Student Service 4. EULA NELI. MCCLEESE EULA Glee Club 1, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Girls Ensemble 3, County Festival 3. I -1 I M ff fr any A , .: ':' 'Arif I H ,lift 3 A xi ,E E NORMA IEAN STANLEY MYERS MONTAVON DOC HPUTTH Basketball 2, 3, 4, Glee Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2. 3, 4, Office Force 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Damsels In Distress 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Sig- ma Tau Pi 4, Eta Epsilon l, County Band 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Club l, 2, 3, Class Vice President 3, Varsity 3, 4, Damsels ln Distress 3. MARCELLA OCKERMAN MARCEl.LA BETTY PRICE BETTY G.A. A. 25 Glee Club Bookkeeping 3. VIOLA IEANNE PURTEE lEANNlE Scholarship Team 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Office Force 3, 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 G. A. A. 2, 35 Library Club lg Damsels ln Distress 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Service Center 45 Annual Staff 45 Hall Mon- itor 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2 3, 4. CLARA QUEEN CLARA Washington Rural l, 2, 35 Wheelersburq High 4. NORMAN F. REITER PETER RABBIT Scholarship Team l, 2, 3. 45 MGlh Club l, 2, 3, 45 English Club lg Aviation Club 25 Usher 45 Science Club lg Student Service Center 4. 'Q' NELLIE RICE NELLlE Scholarship Team l, 35 Library Club 2, 35 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Senior Girls En- semble 45 Science Club lj Booster Club 35 Glee Club 3, 4. DOROTHEA E. ROGERS DOT Student Service Center 4. WILLA IEAN STAGGS BILL Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Damsels In Distress 35 Girls En- semble 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 News- paper Staff 45 Science Club l5 Math Club 15 Booster Club l5 Student Service 45 Class Secretary 45 Hall Patrol 25 Student Council 3, 4. Q- s l K . P, 5 -- ,A 5 5, . . 1 , , Y I . : .-5'-w. .Y fi.. N. I ., ,, ---, ,Mlix har. ,. -5 .,. ., 5 Q , Hy, LAWRENCE THIEKEN THIEKEN Glee Club 3, 45 Radio Club 35 Dawn Patrol 25 Booster Club 2, 3. 26 RENNA IEAN STANLEY lEANNE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Sigma Tau Pi 4. CARI. STRICKLAND STRlCKLAND HERBERT STRICKLAND HERB DOLORES RUTH THOMPSON DODlE Glee Club 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Student Service Center 45 Operetta 45 County Fes- tival 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Office Force 3. LUCILLE TOWNSEND LOU Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club l, 25 Math Club l, 25 Office Force 2, 35 Booster Club 2, 35 Hall Monitor 25 Girls Ensemble 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 Damsels In Distress 35 Newspaper Staff 4. FOREST TURNER BUD Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Science Club 15 Traffic Patrol l, 25 Class President 15 Class Vice President 45 Damsels ln Distress 35 Operetta 45 Aviation Club 25 Student Service Center 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Varsity W Club 4. ENA MAE WAGNER RAYMOND WENTE ENA MAE RAY Boosier Club 35 Usherette 45 Siqma Tau Pi 45 News- paper Stafi 4. BETTY LOU WILLIAMS BETTY LOU G. A. A. l, 2, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Pi 45 Newspaper Staff 4. RAYMOND WOODRUM WOODlE Radio Club 35 Damsels In Distress 35 Science Club 1. BARBARA WRIGHT BARB Glee Club 35 Library Club 45 Math Club 15 Booster Club 2, 35 Hall Patrol 25 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Dam- sels ln Distress 3. NOT PICTURED: EARL FRAZIE EVERETT KELLEY HAROLD LAWSON DENNY HAY EDWARD WILLIAMS ..ED,. Baseball 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Library Club 35 Booster Club 35 Aviation Club 25 Damsels ln Distress 35 Safely Club 2, 4. ll 310-N .sg Presenting the Junior Class President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Advisers Class Officers: . . Don Miller Bob Fldridqdri . Phyllis Ldriq lucmiid Weidner Mr. McCOwen Mr. See VV' 3 T-:src M M 'srl sb NSE .4-wiv 'fr tw- Xx 4' w'l Q N K za. .R T v 'Z X. l A 8 l I W K , rv 4 L, i , . ' - A X 'M' ..4x'S S is :P jx all f -.P 1 ' f t X mM,a.X 1 ' '7 F l Y' Tk A I. Q X li og! E 4 A5 6: 'Vx X o , 'wg l N f l 'N T W o N o o N x Q . 3' ell X . on E -Q X e f r X I s .9 1 ,,, ,,,u W W. ' A i -N N wg X .tumors lit row-Maxine Bailey, lean Bihl, Erwin Blanton, Anna Mae Burgess, Trescx Burgess. Russell Colegrove. 2nd row-Delores Cramer, Earl Downs, Roy Ellis, Don Felty, Nick Felty, Bob Flanagan. 3rd row-Iames Glascock, Ralph Green, lean Hacker, Thelma Hay, Kathryn Hinds, Imogene Hull. 4th row-Sarah lohnson, Don Iustice, Geneva Keeton. Robert Klinqman, Marvin Knapp. Iocmne Lallow. Q s 'hull 'e N. .A it f .lm .l 4' 7'J ,:.- f . ,.. .,.. .Q 29 i r ,Q I r X 4. 'MXN i aa 6 X ,L 'Q 'W I -.-x .,. '19 . ,,,..-f Y-1 d 2 ' rxvxs . ' V-:....- x xwwk s 'Y ' f' iw 1 , 5 Sr ', fit ' A rd' ' X r I 1 ' if UK r i Y 1 or ,ff s P fs 1, 'N 40 gn ,g N I .-.-,. -4 ' Www f ' , S -ff W rv- X fb. ,-E ..' 'O Q- mimi, 'J x iv. FS ' ... 5. i P 4--fr T: ill! 4:9 M or ffl 9 Z, 45. 'fi' Fm ,nfRS5. grill! 55... wa, of T Juniors lil row-Phyllis Lanq. Iames Lawson. Helen LeMasier. Opal Maqqard. David McCariy. Doris lean McFerren. 2nd row-lane McLeod. Donald Miller. Betty Moore. Mary Ann Moore. Ruth Mucha. Robert Reese. 3rd row-Thelma Rockwell. Donna Russ. Georgia Sally. Bill Simon. Patty Smith, Maxine Staggs. hh row-Lorena Stone. Iuanita Weidner. Frank Wicker. Eldon Wilder. Karl Willard. Norma Yeley. v ,, XA . my H yi W li P .I qqq t H v 30 X X, in ,fx -f N 3? 'Q 'R-3,5 HIHH -A :tv , 1: K 3 gn., o ' 5 ,NPL 'bi . Q I 'Sr 1 DON SMITH SIDNEY SMITH IANET TURNER LILLIAN SAGRAVES Class Officers: President . . . . Donald Smith Vice President . . Sidney Smith Secretary . . . Ianet Turner Treasurer . . Lillian Saqraves lst row-Loretta Armes. Iesse Ramey, Imogene Taylor, Sidney Smith. Iuanita Monroe, Clarence Wente, Min Mitchell, Martin Mclferren. Rosemary Cleary. 2nd row-Earl Evans, Opal Court- riqht, Charles Roe. Donald Gleim, Iewell Jarvis, Donald Williams. 3rd row-Grace Crabtree, Charles Cooper, Lillian Saqraves, Betty Booth, Ralph Frazie, Ioanne Wright. 4th row-Paul Means. Patty Dold, Clarence Cardwell, Ruth Bailey, Bill Hall, Patricia Fairchild, Ralph Wright, Norma Lykins, Maurice Cremeans. 5th row-Betty Hensley. Donald Smith. Phyllis Gose, Kenneth Green, Iulia Fout, Paul Ishmael. F 'E .. 'i A, .Pi ..., Q N 3,3 'X . Q 8 M ,Ti-5,5 f s V' l w 1' 4 ' V get I 3 .,. K N.. K i C x 1 .fl my ' S f 1' fn. A ll ls. f ru i l l W f A . , ' 'an . ' ,X lf 'ts nr 'K 'I 4 R' 'We 4 .. 'ig y K -4 ,, Mr 4 f -... ' f I T th G d l if ' is . 611 ICI 6 C4 1946-1947 ' ., , 4 Fi . r ,- Q. ,,.. i ,., . , ' .A fa '25 N 59' Q S -4 tag ii, 11 ' J ' ' S.. f il 'r 4 ,ww ' 'M H, H... me na . N, J 'N' - LL S S g , 2 . 1 W: 1, 4 bi .l S . 7 'P ,YN gi N' 5 N . iw. .r xii! C' P 1. l X -4 it 32 1 N17 fue 45 g: . :V 9, Ia, K ' rl CST f ...k?LA'Ar..r+L 3 1 19 W t ii I -:rf 37 5 4 '71' -s T Q obs' 'Sf' . - ff .Q fr Q, s M- .Q if -X X , 1 Q . Q . :A ' LJ M I r t X K SSN- as , 9 ,, 5 Tenth Grade y- ,, 'W y- , Q ,Q , .l V v ,' ,, -M 1 H 1946-1947 - , .3 L X? , 4 IFJ fzyfsqf I 1: gh f ,l e . . f- f ' . f 4 5 ,P 'W' ' f' J ' V W D y '- 'W' , v . t g , X' . k 8 nga 'T 'QQ 4- 6: L3 P- , A 15 W2 PQ' 1 l ic :ge 1' 'Q 54, A Z Q N3 n 1 .s t ' X if , - ' - --l J-. W A 1. .-f' t ,. F4 K Q y ' M . . .. ' vi 5. Q ! -K ! 1 fs A'hl' of 'W lf Sophomores lrlt row-Mr. Snook, Hazel Craft.. 'lzom Bowen, Iuanita Staqqs. Qharlotte Green. lim Woodrum, Ianet urner. lame: Evans. Io Ann Gilpin. 2nd row-Frances Lewis. Gene Welch. Kathleen Thompson. Bob Delabar, Ioanne Purtee. Iames Morrison. 3rd row-Lovell Rugqles. Anna Thieken. Raymond Conley. Iames Kidd. Lucy Skaggs. Wade Wright. Geneva Webb. Paul Riggs. Agnes Blanton. 4th row-Rosemary Collinsworth. Iames Bennett. Iuanita Wright Ioe Merrill Edith H k D . . ac er. on Ellis. lorry Bailey. Betty Bond. Don Hoover. 5th row-Geraldine Iarvis. Paul Setters.. Royal Fritz, Bill Caudill. Gerald Hall. Betty Io Fraley, Bob Mauk. Maurita Gleim. Ernie Williams. I W Ns' . V T f 1 5 . ' ' ,,,..---. HIL, .M A. lmnx, ..- -ill -, ' Q. 'i-' '7 5 ,I i ,ffl l mmmIlnanIIilnngllllulatglllllllll-xxrgglllywrlnillqlliqllllylf ,ililll -W JJ' J :ffl 6 4' 'z Q 'f w 'f v wNff4..44NZf,r9liiiY '13 1 til' V , ,. . . ., .... . x1:.:t.:.uiauzlx..:I.,t:.t ' . ' F 33 FHESHIHEH 1 I Q ,Y L6 Z I 75 J' 4? ' ST J 'G in Q M H- 'A , 4 ,h v -:ml A ,KA A , D ip. ' 3 no n..rLee '7., ' 'Q ff 42-2, if' L . t ini '93 fi. Ninth Grade A ' lr' '- we 2 Tr ' ' sg, 9' 6 ff' D Sfmt V lg ' ' 1' f . , , 3 , . 5 .W ' - . -3 I . v. ' 'ff' + er -A 1 y i -gs.. , - Q .. Aw, - :Y 7' . ' ' ' K I' ' al' fr W sf , if l -?N-N D la l ', 'I FQ! v 1 mx, is I DN Freshmen ls! row-Mrs. Young, Robert Pyles, Ina Lee Erwin, Holly Williams, Gerirude Sherman, Gale Aeh, loann Mahan, Howard Staker, Carol Dheel. 2nd row-Emil McHenry, Iackie White, Harold Percell, Erwin Wagner, Virginia Hay, Donald Chick. 3rd row-Marcella Wrighl, Max Warnock. Elizabeth Hall, Betty Arthurs, Iimmie Parlin, Flossie Madden. 4th row-David Sommer, Ioann Hughes, Harold Montavon, Margarei Noel, Paul Brown, Betty Tussey, Frank Niemer, Iames Keeney, Sianley Braden. Sth row-Donald Ball, Donald Thompson, Allard Lawson, Roger Mullins, Eugene McCoy. Class Officers: President . ...... . Robert Pyles Vice President Howard Staker Secretary . . Helen Miller Treasurer . . Stanley Braden ROBERT PYLES HOWARD STAKEB. HELEN MILLER STANLEY BRADEN ze -.. nerr - .pm ,:5 nn ' 7'!' ..- f--J if ...A Freshmen lst row-Mildred Hale, Bob Hibbitts, Edna Ruggles, Betty Skeens, Richard Aeh, Barbara Under- wood. 2nd row-Bill Flanagan, Donna Hawes, Anna Triplett. Iunior Burgess. 3rd row-Mary Christian. Sonny Wellman, Helen Iustice, Ianet Hoover, Don Setters, Emma Pierce. 4th row- lim Tuuey, Rosalind Scott, Robert Blanton, Florence Crabtree. Dick Willard, Ioan Munyon. 5th row-Patty Dutiel, Betty Yeley, Helen Miller. Henry Taulbee, Miss Distel, lack Stanley. 6th row- Barbara Wright, Myrtle Rice. Wanda Iarvis, Norma Wicker, Georgia Ockerman, Rachel Pauley. :pl ,QQ 'f A.. if iq im umm cms -af, l 3 1946-1947 if I . Q :gf V mx ef 4' , -- -1 .4 I Qi W' N y ' 1 'M In 0 .. 6, ' Q- I 19 1- K Q, if I I ii 4, ,xi f I if - Ki: .7 , 3 gg in ,Sw K' ' I J t ' Z wit :af 2 yi J Q I .. .h 3 YQ . -. F. ,s y is -af , v ..-, .5 ,Q '55, S 1: 1 , - P--9 sg V T: W A e t ,, A if, if W f v 1 M r in ww 7 ef, ,M K.. gp, ,Q 'T' m . . Gi A 1, Q no ,,, -'N V V 'Hx an it , Vry, L.. ffl vs., EIEHTH v . 1 X. N... 4.-X 4'-'ga Fmm! IWVX . , 'af .4 I as Mean. V pzhu L .,, ' A 4 . I . .f r .- , , , Q, N - ,NES THORNTON ANN EMERY IUDY LeMAS'l'ER ROBERT SIMON A 9 -.AA as- i' ohm rg sr -rm XV ' ff- Eighth Grade lst row-Mrs. Fannin, Don Staten, Agnes Thornton, Milton Moore. Barbara Strickland. Clarence Stewart, Edith Blair, Clifford Young, Ioan Riggs. 2nd row-Dorothy Hall. Marvin Hay. Naomi Turner, Charles Maulr, Helen Sommer, Carl Rice. 3rd row--Betty Felty, Robert Simon. Marcelline Nylund, Herma Maynard, Ronald McCowen, Peggy DeCamp. 4th row-Indy LeMaster. Ann Emery, Barbara Hinds, Ioan Bolander, Wells Smith, Sally Pace, Charlotte Salley, Rachel Williams, Ruth Miller. 5th row-Alice Boyer, Earl Benson. Peggy Polley, Kathleen Sexton, Willard Sargent. Gene Roe. Class Officers: President . . ....... Agnes Thornton Vice President . . Ann Emery Secretory . Iudy LeMaster Treasurer . . Robert Simon . ' T12 A ' 'V fr, - , ff ' ' .7 ff 1 g, 7,2 . Q ' Nm :L lj' LQ 145, 1 -as X., . .N I IA., fm X1 - gift f I f X I 'Q ,il as M X -'-Aff: Q is gg, 14 ,x rl' 4' 'if 1 .. F - 1 ,Q 1 , 4 Eighth Grade tk N tr E - W 1946-1947 , fn Q, S J, A A ' V6.5 ,v 5 if' Q K -2? ,v re reef Q S :. 4 22 6 '.., 5+ 'T sv: ' -' fll ,, A C. ,Q Q. fee w-f ft 54 S 4 MI' 'T R ' ' 'R ' 2,1 ffiq P ' iff . L iv fg V A Q. ,, I q,,irl an '-at 9 A 12,5 . s f , W, , r M ' ...J lr- r-. Nl, ffl, , K -X2 , .t I ' A Hx 1 .,,.,. X A fv- - .3 F3 3 55 ' at 'L S ' iv- rs 'Q 1 .. -- .:... .. -B e if is . , of-P tl S va xrtm A E' EN X 'Q , life t l 1 : 'E M 9 .2 Q . Eighth Grade one gf, if 'X L yhrliij rf, E . A ,tax . ,, ' A , .. e easy l' 'X' ... .N A 'age' M , X n . - ,L E y Q ,. H f'- ,s K t Q X I, -. .. .,. 'X 'ffwfm 15 lla... . ka ' ,L 2 it ' A it f '55 4 ka ,Q .. w., n 4 ,v 'r T M' ' I S Pr V N X J' MJ ye 4 ' ' h ,. 'dn y N 'X ' r. .. ,. -Jr-.u 'xi' A F if -s K if s B Eighth Grade le! row-Mr. linker. Goldle Courtrlght, David Lang. Lorraine Roberts. David Stout. lohn Fraley. Nora Phipps. Edward Orlett. Helen Montavon. 2nd row-Leonard Iarvis, Mabel Bradley, lack Maynard. Harold Blllupl. Delores Colegrove. Iohn Decamp. 3rd row-Dorothy Watts, Delmar Plummer. Ioy Blanton. Ralph Galllon. Naomi Craft. Robert Skaggs, Anna Littoral. Bernard Evans. lane! Mcbanlell. 4th row-Patricia Brown. Mary Turner. Mary Hayslip. Etta Staqqs. Howard LYOIII, Ianlce McDanlell. Audrey Craft. Eva Brown. Ray Danes. 5th row-Doris lean Ross. Geraldlne Wrlqht. Emma Wagner. Wilda Hammond. Ioan Hatten. Wilma Hammond. Barbara Storey. Class Officers: I 1,47 Jn W.- 'Wl 51 .vifx . ft ,' , -u N... President . . . . Helen Montcrvon Vice President . . . Dorothy Watts Secretary . . . Dolores Coleqrove Treasurer . . Mary Lou Turner DOROTHY WATTS MARY I-OU TURNER HELEN MONTAVON DELORES COLEGROVE Pl!-S ,.-,515 no-9' N. un' .5 Q- 1 iilg -. task I ..., ,.w-M... - - ... V-4 v .,..,5.. ,, ,, mx-...v W-,qnnnuunri Y 11 z:x:fz!,?t,2g7:xfg5. gg., -'r f ..-YfrfM,lY:,Y' 4 W f k YYY ' ' Y 'xr' :V V X 'S L 4 A Q1 1,. auf L Lg ,2 , . SEVENTH 7' '1 5.5 ,r wr 1 X , .r,..vixkf. J K A . XC, . V,M V K . . H .-me , 1' 'L ' All Q y 1 ,Q 0 f M sfvfnm emi Qi- - e Y .g, ' 1946-1941 f X, A' L ff B i l' rf 4' B' 'il ' 'fl wif, ' . ' K f e fl, . K , Q my 4. -..rule J 1- qw ,,f'3 G ay ' ..,, .gel as-if ,-.,, mp' , 1. la, R' i.f 'C r'f'.2'h1 5 f i 'B' Seventh Grade . lst row-Miss Richards, Donald Gallion, Nancy Hays, Bobby Oclrerman, Iacqueline Dye, Dickie Williams, Nellie Nelson. Ralph Baker, Phyllis Burgess, Bobby Bentley. 2nd row-Robert Braden, loyce Creqqer, lack Green, Gyanilh Hogan, Tommy Aeh. Buelah Armes, Iohn Fitch, Party McGhee, Grd row-Myrtle Weddinglon, Charles Maqqard, Elizabeth Flanagan, Paul Cole. Ioan Moore. Carl Shonlrwiler, Irene Pennington, Wallace Evans, Vera Creech, Byrle Sagraves. 4th row-Earl Williams. Alice Crabtree. Bill Arnett, Anna Lou Fraley, Philip Morrison, Gwendolyn Harris, Kenneih Plqgney, Thelma Rogers, Carl Delabar, Eddyth Tripleit. 5th row-Eugene Collins, Doris Caldwell, Bobby Willard. Fred Miller, Douglas Bayes, Sonny Staten, Carolyn Davis, Archie Richards. Class Oflicers: President . . ....... Kenneth Piaqney Vice President . . . lack Green Secretary . Carolyn Davis Treasurer . . Ioyce Cregqer KENNETH PIGGNEY JACK annex cAno1.YN n-Avis IOYCI-I CREGGER sir ' D 1 , Q it 'Q 4 if 3 D' l B ,X W. T T F x e f- X, X ifge. fp 4 100' I IDEN HAMMOND MK' -J., N... ESTHER HILL WANDA FRAZIE Seventh Grade lat row-Mr. Harris. Barbara Duncan. Iames Stevison. Ethel Massie. Richard Fitch. Virginia Iarvis. Edward Carmichael. Catherine Felty. Billy Poetker. Irene Riggs. 2nd row-Wanda Frazie. George Nlemer. Iune Harrison. Ierry Cassidy. Gertrude Miller. Dickie McGlone. lean Huffman. Aldon Wilder. 3rd row-Wayne Williams. lean Storey. Iames Baisden. Esther Hill. Donald Rugqles. loan Vauqhters. Donald Cratt, Iuanita Armstrong. Carl Roberts. Billy Rae Wooten. 4th row- Earl Boblt. Earl Pyles. Bill Setters. Iackie Conley. Raymond Thieken. Harold Herles. Donald Smith- ion. Tommy DeCamp. Linden Hammond. Teresa Conklin. Dick Fleshman. Nina Daniels. Don Williams. Patsy Green. Forrest Arbauqh. Class Officers: President . . ...... Linden Hammond Vice President . . . Esther Hill Secretary-Treasurer . . Wanda Frazie lf' 23 9' 4 -Q , 4 ii. if I. we 9 uf- A Y. X on, - .1 ' Is. lN ,'x 'W if-ik 1 f fb K H' If IAQ: 7 Q 'L K . 7 .L - ., 9 'f -4 ' ' .F , -c-xv ,I ' ' A ,, , , if if y 4 Q rg Xi ,f .-7' jk' I -s ' SEVBIITIGRABE gurl ree. Q in mreuw j.,, 'lf J' 5 K n , J ft. , . xv P ag, sw ' M 9 5' as ... 'Q I 1' A -0- 'M' X Q. Q A '-,If -f 'i ju B i 1 ' K A , f f X ne- ,, k ea 5 vs nv- Q. . .Q ij M is -Aa 53 Q5 ls. 2, A X ,Z ,Q Q- ,., 'ii' Hs' 3 s, Hrs 1 fr, 'Rr' f , W, er. tif ii' 21 ff , F I I ., X. if ' ' X Q 'G fv' . ,, ...ig in ' Y .ri me K ,.. -. Q 1 ' -.f I ' 'V Mr A W 'H' rs x 1 I 1. ee., 1 -- f-:' . , an-K 9 v Q. f f' . N, 4.-v 4-of V ,Q-4 . V i-he '40, ...,.r ' .VA bi 'I .nite Aja , ! I ,- r X N Sitting-Willa Jean Staggs, Jim Lambert, Delores Thompson, Forest Turner. Standing-Don Cregger, Paul Setters, Adah Harper, Wilma Lou Johnson, James Glascock, Mae O'Brien. Betty Lou Williams. Gwendolyn Hansgen, Juanita Fraley, Wilma Jean Johnson, Ernest Williams. 'The unbonnet Girl Front row-Martin McFerren. Betty Jane Fraley, Joanne Puriee. Mary Christian, Gertrude Sherman, Carol Dheel. Phyllis Lang, Maxine Staggs, Thelma Rockwell, Mary Ann Moore, Pat O'B1-ien, Patty Smith, Lillian Sagraves, Vera Downs, Imogene Hull, Jean Chandler, Jane McLeod, Helen LeMaster. Paul Means. Back row-Gerald Hall. Jesse Ramey, Clarence Cardwell, Charles Thompson, Bill Hall, Charles Cooper. James Bennett. Maurice Cremeans, Sidney Smith, Don Williams, Tom Bowen, Ed Williams. Lawrence Thieken, James Kidd, Don Gleim, David McCarty. Q kk xx A . 7 A i 7- ft S' I , 4 Sitting-Donald Miller, Bob Scherer, Patty Smith, Maxine Bailey, Joanne Lallow, Mary Moore. Jane McLeod, Bob Klingman, David McCarty, James Lawson. Standing-Miss Mitchell. Roy Ellis, Bob Reese, Mrs. Fannin. Junior Play- ullate Bait enior Pla - The Hou e of Horrors Sitting-Howard McHenry, Jane Lyon. Mary Keiier, Karl Kinker. Standing-Mr. Warren, Forest Turner, Mary Bowen, Laurence Thieken, Norma Montavon, Judy Carier, Jim Lambert, Marie Booth, J. T. Mauk, Mr. McCowen. fx we i1Q Music As we hear a bold rendition Oi a lovely well-known air We are sure to put the accent On the rend , which means to tear . I.ook! No hands has been the boast Of countless youths who crave attention. Here in Shop, however, friend. We give the horrid thought no mention. Latin Old Caesar was a mighty man Who came and saw and conquered. He overthrew the savage tribes In number without record. But as we ponder Gallic Wars We think, tyou needn't doubt itl l-le'd be a more beloved man If he hadn't wrote about it. Physical Education We climb the rope and tumble and box, And wrestle and shoot the ball: It's a lot of tun, but our evening is spent With the rubbing alcohol. ath Two and two are four lTo which you will agreel: Now what would be the difference If two and two were three? Home Economics Lord Randall returned with a groan and a sigh And a Make the bed, Mother, l'm ready to die Oh, where have you been, darling Randall, my son? To a meal that's been cooked by Home Ec Number One. Drawing Here you see the red-faced students Gnash their teeth and scream and cry When a friend sits on a drawing Ere the ink on it is dry. English In English we study ot adverbs and things, An wear our poor brains to a frazzle. Till finally we see just what wisdom it brings, And set iorth a tact that will dazzle- A statement l'll make before I am through Upon which the teacher will frown: You'1l live just as long, and as happily, too, Ii you don't know a verb from a noun. Chemistry A chemist mixed up a concoction, Said: A jolt might make this explode. He was suddenly seized by the hiccups- They found parts of him miles up the road. History A statement that's long been presented: History is mystery to me. And yet it is better commented History is misery , you see. tud Hall High school just wouldn't exist if it were not tor the classes we must at- tend. Like or dislike them as rnuch as we please--we still must Work out a schedule and attend classes. Oh, well, once you get used to it, it isn't too bad. So that is why we have devoted this secton of our yearbook to classes. We have tred to get a representative picture of Wheelersburq at work. We are busy now Working toward final exams, scholarship tests and then the end-graduation. It has been a great year. So that this year will never be forgotten We devote this section oi our annual to life in the classroom at W. H. S. lndushial Arts Drawing ,fd Nr Bookkeeping Typing ond Shorthand ?5: VYF4 Q ,, ,' Egfr, ? E v R , QL.. W, A W Latin C . -' x ' -5 X I 50 Radio ,- if- Z .A FN Q A ner YF. Si . .L.' Q. Music 1 A 5 f' ' f' 1 .f X f, 1 Y 5' ., l' , Y ,xx Q 5 If l ., 'I W ' + K QU 51 S if English fw:x..-r N s ' -vw ath --awk, S Chenustry E xkf Q? X Science X yi Government 12? b .,, .A . 'K History Qi L.,- If Cooking Sewing Lab Health Education Baseball Team Sitting-Don Wllliaml, Tom Bowen, Don Jultlce, Paul Ishmael, Bill Hall, Harold Percell, Junior KnBPP. Gene Welch, Sidney Smith. Standing-Charles Roe, Gerald Hall, Kenneth Green, Carl Strickland, Charles Cooper, Paul Seiten, Jesse Ramey, Mr. Harris, Everett Kelly, Earl Frazle, Gale Ash, Roger Mullins, Donald Thompson, Max Warnock. 'fi se 'QXNAXTT A -R' , f -wr -- ,. .. ,Jf,,,3 ' ,W- ' Vf:--L.ff1,',:f . . ,' . 1, TT, . .4 , 3 X s pe , X 55' ,. 3- , 11 J . , f ,.u:x', -, 'N - 41 ,: 'mf RQ' nf ,i -'. , :-',,. : f 1 25 I 'N , N 4 Y 2 2 1 ' 1, 'up .f , E- ig ,4 ,wap TIES fiftif VV w Af Q9 W N NX be Qf sp W 'TP QW vw bwvfxgy SGW aj W W W! yd? H 6 S mf D x MQ H M El sw XX :M rM Xxw S fa df 3 M dj, ,, 575 vig 5353 YQ Vs QJX L,X'ig 3 vi Wfizik Q 6 ,, NS 'SJJXKQ wcy'g3 mins '15 if 'Ly 2 Q6 a SisC9 NM If .Wag-, Mig? big iw Wxxg vid QQ5bQf XY x'li9RXE?,NQ,? S L29 vCg'7 Q35 J . D 9 H5 13 D JW 9' W Sv bg? ...CD ,,, A SX wifi JN Y' -' Wpwgz V'3W' W me :gb -in if P si QK Q iv 1 'S f WN' 17 'S '95 KS lb 'S NJ 591 f --H--H 41. auuun 4: m,....,.,, n lawn C UMIMA M 'ww nga '14 nh tw not Front row-Hall, Fritz, Lawson. McCarty. McFerren. 2nd row-Turner. Colegrove. Lawson, Miller, Downs. 3rd row-Mr. Preston, Green. Skiver, D. Smith. S. Smith. Wright. Mr. Harris. Oct, Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Doc. Dec. Dec. Dec. 60 arsit Varsity Scores, Scioto County League McDermott , ., Mintord , P. I, B. C. , Clay , Harden ., Green , , Lucasville Otway ,. ,. . South Webster . Washington , ., . McDermott . . Portsmouth Trojans Portsmouth East . We They 23 21 35 42 32 35 53 25 48 27 29 50 43 52 67 32 50 49 30 47 41 32 21 47 28 45 Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb. Portsmouth Trojans .. Minford , ,. Washington Clay . Harden .. Green . South Webster Lucasville Otway . . , . County Tournament: Lucasvtlle ., .,.. . ,. ,. Clay . . Minford , We They 21 47 23 36 28 42 39 40 66 19 36 28 35 45 32 30 54 35 31 30 21 ?3 33 34 'rr sry!! H v f ' vw-1 .qu J' we . e'.l?iavia?f1 fitiiuff' Qa2t1h,3:f:111,2ff 'Ia 291511 if-t15:'.1-.1 SN iff-P K ,i . ,N 't L'- Wheelersburg is always proud of its Basketball Teams. This year has been no exception. Although our boys did not win all the games which they played, their fighting spirit showed that they were living up to true W. H. S. tradition. The team this year was composed of freshman, sophomore and junior boys. Mr. Harris, boys physical education director and assistant coach, coached the Reserve Team. We are looking forward to a great season next year. Reserves Front row-Gerald Hall. 2nd row-David McCarty, Iunior Burgess, Harold Montavon, Iunior Knapp, Don Williams, Ray Conley, Royal Fritz. 3rd row-Mr, Preston, Iames Lawson, Dick Willard, Don Setters, Bob Reese, Tom Bowen, Allard Lawson, Martin McFerren, Mr. Harris. gtlgjrf r-tr.. , .w gin- ' Although the Freshman Team did not play too many games this year, it provided fine entertainment in the ones it did play. They played very hard and were victorious in most of the games. They had some very tough oppo- nents, but their hustling attitude brought them through. Some of the Freshman players were moved up to the Reserves this year, and We hope to see the rest of them there next year. Mr. See was coach of the Freshman Team this year and he did a good job. Freshman Basketball Team Front-Ronald McCowen. 2nd row-lohn Fraley, lack Stanley. Dave Stout, Robert Pyles. Bob Hibbitts, Bob Phipps. 3rd row-Howard Stuker. Harold Montavon, Iohn DeCamp. Howard Lyons. Stanley Braden. Paul Willard, Mr. See. Left to right-Helen LeMaster, Helen Miller. Phyllis Bowen, Ioanne Purtee. Iuanita Wright. Cheerleaders The score is tied, the time left to play is measured in seconds, the op- posing team has the ball and our team is just about too tired to play any longer. Suddenly there comes a loud cheer from the sidelines. At once our boys seem to possess new life. They play just enough harder to win the game This has proven true in many games. The ones who should get credit tor these cheers are the cheerleaders. We have at Wheelersburg this year a fine group ot cheerleaders. They have proven very valuable in the winning of our ball games. They have many yells with which to inspire our playing team. We should give them some ot the credit in the winning of hotly contested games. 5 '14 2v 1 'im nv? .sf I:iV'.3l', 11.3,-T-, .jg-js-i' yifi-.flf X .xx i., . r...r I -D 4::4l...I3iZ5:,i:. N Y . A 1 'wr-: GH n 'Y 11 5,1 , 1j',l,:i5:ffg,- -f'. A -' T' Mt Q elf' Ti e T 1: ' A Q ' r 51,1 5 - ' l 'H t L4 .' ' Jem ,AZN ' I gi i fe,-'l,:,.sg,1A ,w 5- ,zgfezketf ix e . ' e l l J 'M f 9Q,,:.i,w l v -'An.w.1l,' Ai' M I 4006 -U ,171 -I X fN IQIETIVITIES Lett to right-Linden Hammond, Kenneth Piqqney, Howard Stalrer, Sidney Smith, Iuanita Weidner, Norma Montavon. Willa Staqgs, Mr. Duduit, Forrest Coleqrove, Mr. McCowen. Forest Turner. Bob Flanagan, Phyllis Lang, Stanley Braden, Helen Miller, Agnes Thornton, Helen Montavon. tudent Council Only in a democracy such as the United States can a student have a voice in the affairs of his school. This responsibility goes to the Student Council. The Student Council is made up of the officers of the various classes. The president ot the Student Council this year is Forrest Colegrove, Senior class president. The vice-president is Donald Miller, Iunior class president. Willa Staggs is secretary and Forest Turner is treasurer. Ths year the Student Council is in charge of the assemblies, which are held in the gym every Wednesday morning. They are doing a good job oi it, too. Annual tatt Forrest Colegrove .. . loyce Iohnson A.A,,,. . Iuanita Weidner ....., Alma Harper ..,., Iudy Carter .,... . Marie Booth ..... Frank Wicker .,,r Don lustice ,..,.. leanne Purtee ,. Patty Smith ..,.. Norma lean Montavon Henna lean Stanley ...,.. Business Staff Editor ln Chief Assistant Editor ,. . Feature Editor Feature Editor . Variety Editor Variety Editor Sports Editor .. H , , Sports Editor . Art Editor Photographic Editor Business Manager Business Manager Karl Kinker ......,..,.,,.... Business Manager lim Lambert ..,.,..,.. Business Manager Willa Staggs ......,, ..,.. .,.,. ,....,.r.... .,...., . , , . . Business Manager Don Arbaugh ..,.,. ...,....,.,,., . , ,........... ,. ., . Business Manager Faculty Advisers Miss Lyda Belle Shepherd Miss Willa Sue Richards Mr. Donald McCowen Mr. lames N. Warren Mr. William F. Snook Seated leit to right-Willa Staggs, Indy Carter. Renna Stanley. Norma Montavon. Alma Harper. Ioyce Iohnson. Forrest Coleqrove. lim Lambert. Karl Kinker. Marie Booth. Ieanne Purtee. Patty Smith. Iuanita Weidner. Standing left to right-Don Iustice. Mr. McCowen. Mr. Snook. Mr. Warren, Miss Richards. Miss Shepherd. Don Arbauqh. Frank Wicker. 2 t S 5' e in 'Q' i The following students served in the Student Servic C t N R e en er: orman eiter. Charlotte Green. Forrest Cole rove. D ' I M F . ' q ons san c erren Patty Dold. Helen LeMaster. Rachel Pauley. Ina Lee Erwin Iames Benson. Iames Mauk. Iudy Carter. Ieanne Purtee. lane Lyon. Mary lane Bowen. Royal Fritz: loyce Johnson. Karl Kinker. Iuanita Weidner. Stanley Braden. Dolores Thompson. Betty Fraley. Dorothea Rogers. tudent ervice Center The Student Service Center is a new organization at Wheelersburg High School. In the past years minor injuries were treated in the office. This year, however, the Student Service Center has a desk at the end of the upper hall where a student is always ready to administer first aid. The Service Center takes care of all lost and found articles. If you don't have change for the Coca-Cola machine just go to room twenty-four. During the first semester the Student Service Center was on the second floor in room twenty-four under the supervision of Mr. Duduit. At the begin- ning of the second semester it was changed to the third floor where Mr. Burns is in charge. The students were chosen from the Freshman, Sophomore, Iunior and Senior classes. This organization was welcomed by everyone at Wheelersburg as a very good thing and we all hope that it will continue next year. All girls of the Iunior class who want to be in the Sigma Tau Pi next year had better bring up those grades! This club is honorary. To be in it, you must have an average ot B or above in your commercial subjects. The club, under the leadership ot Miss Shepherd, has a meeting once a month at the home of one of the members. The newspaper staff is chosen by the members of the Sigma Tau Pi. In addition to the newspaper they also sponsor assembly programs. Each year they give the W. H. S. Basketball Teams a spring banquet. The Club is one ot our most active organizations in Wheelersburg. . There are nineteen senior girls participating in the activities ot the club this year. Wilma Lou lohnson . . . President Wilma Iean Iohnson . . Vice President Norma lean Bennett . . . Secretary Adah Harper . . . . Treasurer igma Tau Pi lst row-Iudy Carter. Wilma Chandler. Renna Stanley. Gwendolyn Hansqen. Wilma Allen. Dorothy Iohnlon, Iuanita Fraley, Lucille Townsend. 2nd row-Norma Bennett, Wilma lean Iohnlon. Wilma Lou Iohnson. Alma Harper. Willa Stagqs. Norma Montavon. 3rd row-Ieanne Purtee. Miss Shepherd. Marie Booth, Betty Lou Williams, Adah Harper. AKA hd-f 0 0 Lelt to right--Wilma Chandler. Iudy Carter, Enu Mae Wagner, Alma Harper, Ieanne Purteo. Willa Slcrqqs, Dorothy Iohnson, Betty Lou Williams. ewspaper taii ln what newspaper can you find more news than in Karnpus Kapersu? This year there are quite a few new teachers at 'Wheelersburg so each one must have a big write-up in our terrific newspaper. Everyone likes the articles in it and we are always anxious to receive our copy for the month. lf you want to know everything that is happening at W. H. S.-just read the latest issues of Kampus Kapers . lt knows all, tells all. Not only the high school students read the newspaper but also the grade school students. They have a column of their own in Kampus Kapers . Each year before, the newspaper at W. H. S. has been good, but this year it has been better than ever! Dorothy Iohnson . Editor-in-Chief Ena Mae Wagner . . . Associate Editor Iudy Carter . . Alma Harper . leanne Purtee . Willa Staggs . Adah Harper . Betty Williams . . Wilma Chandler Business Manager . . . Sports Editor . . . Art Editor . Society Editor . . . Poetess . Grade Reporter . Grade Reporter f-NEW F' if f -1-1 ' 'L Q . , sszftriifuz 152, , .-..4:.M.... 3,17 , 2.- ,EL Y i 1 fs 1 , .LQ - VY.. ' Q 1 2 ,IJ , . -J, 1 H ' I . 1 Y, ' I - if -fl f Bifdzvf f t 'ji-1 J., ,J ,f 1 ' f l 1,4 ' if F ' J- 5 , J ' ,mm 's,np.,?I,1m-' nsgsefi 5, , ' I I ff fl J , ., ,A,, Q A, 1 , ' 'Xl f X ' 7 f . f 'Q t l alety Patrol The bell rings, the door flies open and down the sidewalk go a flock of students, heading for the restaurant. They run across the street, never looking to right or left. But-why should they? The safety patrol is on the job to see that they get to their destination safely. This year the patrol has been more alert than ever, protecting the slu- dents of Wheelersburg High School as they cross the highways. The captain of the patrol has been Karl Kinker. We certainly appreciate what the patrol has done! Bob Slmon. Bob Flanagan. Aldon Wilder. Karl Klnker. Marvin Hull. Ernest Williams. Bill Flanagan. Bernard Evans. lim Lambert. Iames Evans. Edward Williams. lst row-Loretta Annes, Betty Lou Booth, Iuanita Wright, Ioanne Purtee, Phyllis Bowen. Helen Miller, Helen LeMaster Patty Fairchild, Barbara Duncan. 2nd row-Helen Montavon, Doris lean Ross, Mary Lou Turner, Iames Evans, Maurice Cremeans, Harold Billups, David Lang, Anna Lou Littoral, Agnes Thornton, Iudy LeMaster, Ann Emery, Dorothy Watts, Gerald Hall. Martin Mclierren, Peggy Polley, Norma Montavon. Iuanita Fraley. Vera Downs. 3rd row-Kathleen Thompson. Patty Smith, Imogene Hull, Ianet Turner, Iackie White, Iuanita Weidner, Ieanne Purtee, Betty Hensley, Geraldine Bailey, Lucy Skaggs, Geneva Webb, Delores Storey, Phyllis Gone, Rosemary Collingsworth, Doris Mclierren, lane McLeod, Mary Ann Moore, Patricia Dold, Royal Fritz, Phyllis Lang. Thelma Hay, Norma Lylzins, Iewell Iarvis. 4th row-Miss Shepherd, Geraldine Iarvis, Iulia Fout, Thelma Rockwell, Ioann Wright, David McCarty, Charles Thompson, Karl Willard, Bill Hall, Tom Bowen, Delores Cramer. Anna Mae Burgess. Tresa Conklin, Ioanne Lallow, Norman Reiter, Robert Delabar, Bob Flanagan, lack LeMaster, Sidney Smith, Donald Smith. Booster Club Let's win this game! This is the cry oi the Booster Club. This club was organized last year under the leadership of Miss Shepherd. The club members have attended every game which We have played and booster busses have run to all the away from home games. Enthusiasm plays a large part in win- ning games and boy we've got it! This club has more than done its share of work in boosting our boys to victory. In the last minute of a game, when the boys are tired and worn out, the cheers of the Booster Club are surely welcomed. The president and vice president of the Booster Club this year are Robert Flanagan and Doris lean McFerren. The secretary is Phyllis Lang and the treasurer is Betty Lou Booth. The Booster Club had various ways of making money. The members sold pirate emblems tor sweaters and steel emblems for the car. The students of Wheelersburg should really get behind this club. Q Varsity W Club For six years the Varsity W Club has been active in promoting better understanding among basketball players, cheerleaders, teachers and the student body. The club is composed of all boys who have won their Varsity letter either by playing on the team or being a manager. The following officers have served this year: Harold Lawson . . . President Forest Turner . . . Vice President Stanley Myers . . Secretary-Treasurer Loft to right-Earl Downs, Forest Turner. Sidney Smith. Don Billups. Russell Coleqrove. Mr. Preston. Stanley Myers. Don Miller. Ralph Frazie, Ed Skiver. lst row-Georgia Salley, Loretta Armes, Patricia Fairchild, Betty Lou Booth, Iuanita Fraley. Willa Staggs. Betty Fraley, Renna Stanley, Betty Skeens, Barbara Underwood, Iuanita Weidner, Patty Dold, lane McLeod, Patty Smith, Opal Maggard. Ianet Turner, Maxine Staggs. 2nd row-Mrs. Kelso, Iudy Carter, Norma Montavon, Geneva Keeton, Delores Cramer, Lorena Stone, Norma Yeley, Francis Lewis, Iuanita Monroe, Edith Hacker, Helen Justice, Mildred Hale, Barbara Wright, Iackle White, Emma Pierce, Betty Lou Arthurs, Mary Christian, Myrtle Rice, Rosemary Cleary, Rosemary Colllngsworth, Phyllis Gose, Geraldine Bailey. 3rd row-Maurita Gleim, Betty Hensley, Ruth Bailey, Ioanne Purtee, Iuanita Wright, Helen Miller, Opal Courtright, Geneva Webb, Delores Storey, Lucy Skaggs, Anna Thieken, Iuanita Staggs, Imogene Taylor, Ioann Wright, Thelma Rockwell, Iulla Fout, Tresa Burgess, Phyllis Bowen, Charlotte Green, Betty Lou Williams. G. A. . The Girls Athletic Association has been active the last few years in pro- moting better sportsmanship and cleaner athletics in Wheelersburg High School. It is composed of all high school girls interested in improving their sports ability. The G. A. A. is fortunate this year in having Mrs. Ruth Kelso as its sponsor. Mrs. Kelso has been very helpful in promoting better under- standing among the Girls. As an incentive for better Work, letters are given to senior girls who have obtained a score of from 300 to 500 points. Points may be received by par- ticipation in sockball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, ping-pong, badminton, hiking, horseback riding, teas, committees, officers, cheerleaders, and squad leaders, as follows: 40 points for cheerleaders, 30 points for officers, 25 points for activity committee, 15 points for squad leaders, 5 points for score keepers, 5 points for game participation, 5 points for referees. Olticers Activity Committee Joyce Johnson . ..... ......,...,. ,.....,........... P r esident Senior ..... ...... . .. ........... ,..,. D olores Thompson Iuanita Fraley ..... ........ ...... . . .. Vice-President lunior ..... . ,..,. . ..., ..,..,..... ..,,... P a tty Smith Anna Mae Burgess .... . ........ Secretary Sophomore ...... Rosemary Collingsworth luanita Weidner ..., .. .... Treasurer Freshmen ...... . Mary Ruth Christian Lelt to right, standing-Patty Dold, Ioann Hughes, Donald Chick, Sarah Iohnson, Norma Yeley, Frank Wicker, Miss Humphrey, Don Iustice, Patty Smith. Seated-Iuanita Weidner, Howard Stalrer, Phyllis Lang. Lib r a ry Left to right, standing-Barbara Underwood, Betty Tussey, Frank Niemer. Gertrude Sherman, Edith Hacker, Mary Ruth Christian, Ruth Mucha, Kathryn Hinds, Thelma Rockwell, lo Ann Gilpin, Thelma Hay, Sarah Iohnson. Sitting-Opal Maqgard, Iuanita Wright. Y Z F Left lo riqhl-Phyllis Gose, Ieanne Purlee, Iuunila Fraley, Belly Lou Arihurs Office Force Left to riqht-Iackie White. Wilma Allen. Phy llis Bowen. vs sax.: 'K 1 x 0 'J 'Q 6 fl galil I lst row-Geneva Keeion, Wilma Chandler, Donald Chick, Wallace Evans, James Evans, Emil Mc- Henry, Doroihy Hall, Barbara Hinds. Wilma Allen, Bobby Joe Scherer James Lawson D l , , o ores Thompson, James Glascock, Bob Klingman, Juanita Fraley, Wells Smith, Eva Brown, Virginia Jarvis, Doris Ross, Donald Gallion, Bernard Evans, Anna Mae Burgess, Robert Delabar. 2nd row -Jane Lyon, Miss Polls, Jim Blair, Jlm Hibbitis, Jim Parlin, Kay Burke, Robert Simon, Norma Montavon, Harold Billu s, N' k F l ' ' ' ' ' ' p xc e iy, Bob Hlbbxtis, Ernest Williams, Jewell Jarvis, Janice Mc- Daniels, Dorothy Watts, Mary Lou Turner, Delores Cramer, Belly Lou Arihurs, Lillian Sagraves, Gwendolyn Hansgen, Rachel Pauley, Renna Sianley. 3rd row-Joanne Lallovl, Jean Bihl, Ray Danes, Charles Thompson, Karl Kinker, Jim Lambert, Joe Merrill. Karl Willard, Bob Reese, David McCarty, Royal Fritz. Earl Downs, Norma Lykins. Band DRUM MAIOR AND MAIORETTES Left lo right-Bob Delcrbar, Anno Mae Burgess, Geneva Keeton. Wilma Chandler. X4-el X X X? f Far' JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB lst row-Maxine Staggs. Nellie Rice, Alma Harper, Wilma Allen, Jane Lyon, Gwendolyn Hansgen. Dolores Thompson, Renna Stanley, Kathryn Hinds, Phyllis Lang, Dorothy Johnson, Eula McCleese, Thelma Rockwell, Mary Jane Bowen, Vera Downs. 2nd row-Mrs. McGowan, Sarah Johnson. Lorena Stone, Georgia Salley, Jean Hacker, Judy Carter, Adah Harper, Wilma Lou Johnson, Wilma Jean Johnson. Imogene Hull, Doris Jean Mclferren, Helen LeMaster, Patty Smith, Jane McLeod, Mary Ann Moore, Wilma Chandler, Phyllis Bowen. 3rd row-Anna Mae Burgess, Thelma Hay, Norma Yeley. Betty Price, Betty Fraley, Willa Staggs. Lucille Townsend. Jeanne Purtee, Norma Monlavon, Juanita Fraley, Joanne Lallow, Betty Williams, Ruth Mucha, Jean Bihl, Geneva Keeton. Delores Cramer, Tresa Burgess. Mu ic MIXED CHORUS lst row-Don Williams, Tom Bowen, Sidney Smith, Paul Setters, Ray Conley, Wade Wright, Clarence Cardwell, Bob Mauk, Maurice Cremeans, Charles Cooper, Paul Means, Don Hoover. Bill Hall, Jesse Ramey, Gerald Hall. Martin McFerren. 2nd row-Maxine Staggs, Nellie Rice, Alma Harper. Judy Carter, Wilma Allen, Jane Lyon. Gwendolyn Hansgen. Dolores Thompson. Henna Stanley, Kathryn Hinds, Phyllis Lang,'Dorothy Johnson, Eula McCleese, Lawrence Thieken, Ralph Frazie, Vera Downs. Grd row-Mrs. McGowan, Ernest Williams, Bobby Joe Scherer, Bob Kllngman, Jim Lawson, Lorena Stone, Georgia Salley, Norma Yeley, Sarah Johnson, Thelma Hay, Betty Price, Betty Fraley, Willa Skaggs, Lucille Townsend, Adah Harper, Jeanne Purtee, Wilma Lou Johnson, Wilma Jean Johnson, Juanita Fraley, Norma Montavon, Imogene Hull, Doris Mc- Ferren, Helen LeMaster, Patty Smith, Jane McLeod. Mary Moore, Thelma Rockwell, Jean Chandler. Jack LeMaster. Phyllis Bowen. 4th row-David McCarty, Bob Reese, Jim Lambert. Charles Thompson, Nick Felty, Jim Glascock, Forest Turner, Don Billups, Bob Delabar. Don Smith, Ed Williams, Donald Cregger, Joanne Lallow, Ruth Mucha, Betty Williams, Jean Blhl, Geneva Keaton, Delores Cramer, Tresa Burgess, Anna Burgess. iff lst row-Maurlta Gleim, Patty Dold, Jo Ann Gilpin, Betty Booth, Hazel Cratt. Jackie White, Helen Miller, Betty Lou Arthurl, Margaret Noel, Roslland Scott, Janet Hoover, Betty Bond, Janet Turner, Barbara Underwood. 2nd row-Mrs. McGowan, Marcella Wright, Elizabeth Hall, Myrtle Rice, Betty Skeens, Joan Hughes, Betty Tussey, Mary Christian, Agnes Blanton, Gertrude Sherman, Edith Hacker, Gracie Crabtree. Rosemary Cleary. Rosemary Colllngsworth, Phyllis Gola, Jerry Bailey. 3rd row-Opal Courtrlght, Betty Jo Fraley, Charlotte Green, Betty Hensley, Ruth Bailey, Delores Storey, Lucy Skaggs, Lillian Sagraves, Joann Wright, Juanita Staggs, Anna Thieken, Kathleen Thompson, Jerry Jarvis, Ina Erwin, Carol Dheel, Wanda Jarvis. Glee Club Tra-la-la-la-la! These are some of the sounds you hear floating through the halls every Wednesday and Thursday mornings. These strains of music are coming from the Glee Club room on the first floor. Oh yes, do you hear thot familiar rumbling of the piano? Well, that music is being made by Mrs. McGowan. She is assisted by Adah Harper and Dolores Thompson, part time accompanists for the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs. There are 54 girls in the Iunior-Senior Girls Chorus. They hold their meetings the first period on Wednesday. 42 boys make up the Boys Chorus. These boys are from each year in high school. Then there are the Freshman- Sophomore girls which make up a chorus of their own. This club is composed of 48 girls. The Glee Club presented an operetta, The Sunbonnet Girl, on April ll, 1947. Those taking principal parts were: Willa Staggs, Dolores Thompson, Wilma I. lohnson, Wilma L. Iohnson, Adah Harper, Mary Bowen, Gwendolyn Hansgen, Betty Williams, Iuanita Fraley, Ioanne Purtee, lim Lambert, Forest Turner, Paul Setters, Ernie Williams, Don Cregger, lim Glascock. These people were supported by a chorus of 20 girls and 18 boys. We have really enjoyed the music of the Glee Clubs this year. Left to Left to right-Howard Staker, Paul Ishmael. Stanley Braden. Clarence Cardwell. Mr. McGowan Ioe Merrill, William Litz. Royal Fritz. Visual Ed. Ushers right-Marie Booth. Wilma Lou Iohnson, Wilma lean Iohnson, Norman Reiter. 1 5 gl I0 9 QD 3 3 4 0 '94 Q 15 LN 3,3 sk h ' Q ? f?'.H'f , LM ii Nw-M,, X at I '1 If 8 E 80 I gm 'Q s 1 4' E as ,Q . E51 ,N V w, xi Taw J' ,J 51 :P Q pf' A - Hg - 1- fl HCS. fffvw D . 3' f M A , - sum 5 x .gf i1,g 5 9 K f. frf Ill '-- xr VN F s . W5 K 4 ' 'SST 1 If ' , . . R x N x X , 9 hu. ii ,, . Q x x ' 1 ,N tr' ' ' Q Qi 1 E. f Lk Iv 1 3 Q J, I Q ew 3 xx S E wif Y. Nifxgx . K.. R? , is A A if S A 5? x N. 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PORTSMOUTH, OHIO HERE E-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL 81 COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES 1411 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana JEWELERS AND STATIONERS TO WHEELERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL P. J. BURKHART, Representative Compliments Wedding and Birthday Cakes Of Our Speciality SOWARDS BLUE BIRD BAKERY FUNERAL HOME JOHN COUNTS, Proprietor 3933 Gather Phone Boston 18 NEW BQSTQN' QHIQ 4208 Gallia Street Compliments of MCCURDY St SCOTT FUNERAL HOME PHONE SCIOTO 51-R Ambulance Service SHOE SHINE AND REPAIR SERVICE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 206 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO DIAMONDS WATCHES GOQD CLOTHES zoELLNER FOR JEWELRY CO. MEN AND BOYS Third and Chillicothe St. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO Visit The Compliments BAR 81 GRILL Complete line of Seafood. Steaks 8: Chops Phone 2176 722 Chillicothe St. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO PEERLESS LODGE 762 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE PORTSMOUTH, OHIO J 81 S SANDWICH SHOP 715 Chillicothe Street HARRY CARTER, Mgr. DEHNER'S Clothing for the Family 613 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of MUBEIN S LOLAS INSURANCE AGENCY BEAUTY SHOP Insure In Sure Insurance . Assistants 1542 GALLIA STREET II'IT1Cl Hunley BeL1lC1l'1 Fuglll Phone 446 Portsmouth, Ohio 5832 FARNEY AVE- Phone Scioto 92 Congratulations and Best Wishes The Coca Cola Bottling Co. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments to the Class of 1947 Sherman Hibbitts 81 Sons 212 Harding Ave. Phone 36-C Congratulations and Best Wishes Bolts Wallpaper and Paint Store Epp Rolf, Prop. WHEELERSBURC, OHIO Hibbitts Department Store DRY GOODS. SHOES and CLOTHING Compliments of Wheelershurg Dry Cleaning WHEELERSBURG. OHIO Phone 981-R WAYNE C. HIBBITTS ALTERATION S-DYEIN G-REPAIRIN G RUG SHAMPOOING-HAT BLOCKING Pressing while you Wait CENTER STREET Phone Scioto 968-M WHEELERSBURG, OHIO JOE MONTAVON, Proprietor Compliments of Wheelersburg Cut Rate Grocery Our Schools are tops. We realize. Top Schools-Quality Foods We Specialize. Phone Scioto 982-R R. S. KPETEJ HOSKINS, Prop. GOOD COFFEE HOME MADE PIES Ohio Valley Restaurant Phone 982-R Gallia at Center Sts. WHEELERSBURG, OHIO We specialize in home cooking MRS. JOHN L. WILLIAMS FRESH PRODUCE GROCERIES MEATS McCarty's Food Market Phone Scioto 980-K WHEELERSBURG. OHIO PRESTON RADIO SERVICE QUALITY RADIO 8: APPLIANCE SERVICE Phone 950-K WHEELERSBURG, OHIO FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AUTO-F IRE-LIF E HEALTH St ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZATION LIABILITY BURGLARY gl ROBBERY Check Form Bureau Rcltes Before You Buy PEARL G. SMITH Chester Street Phone Sc. 985-X WHEELERSBURG, OHIO TIIII IICONOMlCAl, WAY T0 IJIIALITY PRINTING f ,wuz xf I I N I llmpmllll COMPTON ENGIIAVING Kt PRINTING COMPANY 5 PAT'S TRUCK STOP 24 HoUR SERVICE 25 miles East of Wheetersburg on U. S. Route 52 Compliments of Ohio Pottery and Gift Shop Phone 986-Y WHEELERSBURG. OHIO on U. S. Route 52 SPRADLIN 'S SERVICE STATION SUNOCO PRODUCTS GAS and OIL Washing and Lubricating Stop by on your next trip On U. S. Route 52 WHEELERSBURG. OHIO Compliments of POP'S PLACE PUROL GASOLINE RESTAURANT WHEELERSBURG, OHIO McGhees Service Station and Restaurants TEXACO PRODUCTS Phone 987-X WHEELERSBURG, OHIO RASES FOOD MARKET STAPLE C-ROCERIES ,HOME KILLED MEAT Phone 963-Y WI-IEELERSBURG, OHIO W. L. WILHELM Jeweler 507 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO JUSTICE IMPLEMENT ond MOTOR CO. Complete line of HARDWARE, FARM MACHINERY HUDSON AUTO ond WHITE TRUCKS W. R. BRYAN CLEANING ond PRESSING 5704 Gollio Ave. Phone Sc. 60 SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO Compliments of ADRIANS GRILL 5720 Gollio SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO EAT AT HAMBURGER SHOP Buy 'em by the sock 5721 GALLIA J. EVERETT REESE, Prop. Shoe Repoir Shop First Closs Shoe Repairing C. G. TURNER, Prop. 5723 Goliio SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO Compliments of COITIDUFHGHIS to the Closs of 1947 Choboudys from Grocery Compliments of Sciotoville, The Leet ohio BARBER SHOP Lumber Co. Sciotoville. Ohio 227 Harding Ave. SCIOTOVILLE, OHIO Hes MILK-DAIRY PRODUCTS J - - LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM ff 'fx .. 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