Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

Cardinal Y 4 . '- .fjx X. - 4 ' x The 1949 INI- Il IGI INIIICIJ IH HIE SENIORS XX'0li'I'lllXCQ'l'UN HIGH SCHOOL XX 1 PHYIIINCTON. OHIO PAT NILSON, Editor '50 I 4 51 J' 1 a W, H. , , . .R- f we-3. , ,.. Y A ' ' ' A l A- 'I X , 1 ,, X ff' ,m A x as-Y wifi 5 fp- A ff L , l 5 4 nds for the past year MBITANUES UE THE Gllllll TIMES E HAD DURING THE PAST YEAR BNIOGS, GENE AND BILL CABOLYN PLP CPublic Leaning Postj IVE LOST! THIS IS BANNED IN BOSTON MSXVEET ADELI . . . AND DID YOU HEAB THE ONE ABOUT? . . . SHE USES . . . FELS NAPTHA SVVEATEB BOY TARZAN FBANK LONESOXIEP SING-SING WIIICII TXVIN HAS THE TONI? TIIE XVABDEN INNIATE SKIP INITIATION ANYBODY GOING KENTUCKY XVAY? HEBE COMES BAY I I I SHE'S LOVELY, SHE'S ENGAGED, A I I K A F o V 4' Y X 'A l ,fu FUUH U GLUIIK X4 FINDS EVEHYUNE EAGER TU TAKE UFF - gy. ' .ff --vA- SL'P1C1ilN'I'EXDEX'l' Xlr. Xlciiorcl has sc-lwvci as SlllN'I'illtl'Ilii- mit of tlw XYorthin2ton schools for l'iL'X'4'll yvurs. Nc has liUL'l'iXi'1i his liauhvlor of fic'ic'm'c' civgivc' in l'iCillC'lltiOIl from Ohio l'nix'v1'sity and his Xlustvr of Aris ch-Qlvv from Ohio Stiltl' LvIliX1'I'Siff'. Prior to his ya-urs at XV01'ti'iiIlQf0ll. Mr. NIL-Cord taught XIII. Nlfiflomu - - - . scimlcc-. physical c-chlcation. 1lQI'lL'llifllI'l'. and industrial arts ut several other schools. Nlr. XIL-Cord's hometown is Ashvillc, Ohio. NIR. LOXYICIKY TYPINC CLASS BILL SNOL'l l IiR NIH. EISICXIIAIVI' A MOVIE IX DENIOCRACY ADMINIS PRINCIPAL Onr high school principal. Xlr. llcisch- inan. has taught ht-rc at hVOl'lflliIILftOll clcvcn ycars. Aftcr tc-aching junior high scicncc and inathcniatics for four ycars. hc became the principal of the scnior high school, teaching physics and coaching var- sity baskcthall and golf. Mr. Ilcisclnnan rcccivcd his liachclor of Scicncc clcgrcc in Education from Capital Unix'c-rsity. and his NIH, I-lHSf3uMAy Nlastcr of Arts clcgrcc from Ohio Statc University. His hometown is New Albany. Ohio. CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT IIEALTII CLASS MRS. CARTER RECORDING IN SPEECH NIR. NELSON FACULTY cumulus THE MRS. ELIZABETH I.. CARTER MR. B.Sc. in Education ironi Ohio State University Experience Ilere: Five years Secretary to Mr. McCord Clerk of Board of Education Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Ilobby: Bridge and reading BERNARD CELLAR B.Sc. from Capital University Experience IIere: One year Teaches: Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Driver Training, Busi- ness Training Hometown: XVorthington, Ohio Ilobby: Sports activities MRS. MARY RUTII CUSTIS MR. B.Sc. in Education from YVilmington College and Ohio State University Ohio State University Experience llere: Three years Teaches: Physical Education Hometown: YVilmington, Ohio HAROLD L. EISENHART B. Sc. from Ohio State University Experience IIere: Three years Teaches: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Coaches: Track Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Hobby: Three boys, home, and track MISS IEANETTE FRYE B.A. from Ohio University and post graduate work at Ohio State Uni- versity Experience IIere: Nine years Teaches: French, Latin. English, and is Y-teen and Annual Advisor Hometown: Bellpoiut. Ohio Hobby: Bridge and books DRIVER TRAINING MRS. -IEANNE RILCER CROSS Bachelor of Music and Education from Ottcrbein College Teaches: Vocal Music Hometown: Versailles, Ohio MRS. MARIXVYN E. HAUEISEN B.Sc. in Education from Capital University Experience Here: Two years Teaches: Shorthand. Typing. and is Advisor for Y-teens and Short Circuit Hometown: Columbus. Ohio Hobby: Housekeeping XTR. GLENN F. HEINLEN B.Sc. in Education from Ohio State University Experience Here: One year Teaches: Instrumental Music MRS. MILDRED IIOFACKER A.B. and M.A. from Flora Stone Mather College of M'estern Re- serve University Experience Here: Three years Teaches: English, and Speech Hometown: Cleveland. Ohio llobbv: Music MRS. IANE H. LAXY B.A. from Otterbein Graduate work at Ohio State L'niversity Attended Dayton Art Institute Teaches: Art and is Annual Advisor llouietown: Dayton, Ohio Ilobby: Art, antiques, horseback riding College MR. FRANK R. LOXVERY B.Sc. in Education from Ohio State University Experience llere: One year Teaches: American and XVorld Ilis- tory. Democracy Ilometoyvn: Columbus. Ohio llobbv: Ilome and books MRS. MRS. CUSTIS PIERSCIIE MR S. HELEN I . MQETTLER B.Sc. lu Ilome lzconomics and M.A. from Ohio State l'niversity Experience Here: One year Teaches: Ilome Economics llometoyvn: Columbus. Ohio Ilobby: Traveling MR. DOXY L. NELSON B.Sc. and M. Ed. at Ohio University Experience Here: Six years Teaches: Biology. lleizlth. Boys' Physical Education Coaches: l ootb,1ll and Baseball Hoinetoyvn: The Plains. Ohio MRS. CLARA BELL PIERSCIIE MR. R.N. from Columbus Ilomeopathic Hospital. and public health yvork at Ohio State University Experience llerc: Five years School Nurse Hometown: Columbus. Ohio Ilobby: Summering in Maine VAN A. TROUT B.A. from Findlay College Experience Here: Three years Teaches: Chemistry. Ceometry. and Economic Geography Hometown: Findlay, Ohio Hobby: Hunting and tinkering MRS. TIIELMA TYLER B.Sc. in Education and M.A. in Psychology from Ohio State University Experience IIere: Three years School psychologist for three years Hometoyvn: Columbus. Ohio Ilobby: Reading ART CLASS sul, 2 10 R -' v 'l.l.- NLS FUTURES UF TUMURRO CI.'Xli'l'lCli C.l'.I.lAli CIl'S'l'IS lflSICYII.XI4I lfli HC GROSS II.'Xl'IClSICX lII'lYl IN 4 . 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ENL'llll'1lhlll IJRIIIIIIILT, Duum. Cuudit. II Cox im! Huw: Cumby. 141.1 I:l'l'1'IIl1lll. Criggx. lfplvy' fqkr Muikcy 1 -20.- LUUKING Prvsiclcnt I,ICS'l4EH NIOICNCH A Viva'-Prasirlclxt SUQZANXE XIARKFIY ocnch, YOSI, Anderson Scfi'U!z1l'g1 DELOHICS POST T l'1'z ml l'c' r ANDY AXDKIKSUN I U N I 0 R C L A S S FUHWAHIJ TU THEIR SENIUH YEAR IUIIIISOII. Kkllllilllilllgll. 411100115 llutcllinson. Ilxltm-hismn, Hilt Ilickmzm. Hubs-r. Iloruh Hurd. jolmstmn. Krcmckv Illlylllvs. -Nm. I'.1rkc-r. Scimmr, Yflftlill f:4ll7lt'. liuml. linrke-r .- ,,.-.1 1 W Q N, awk. 'ff WC. O ly Q all ' WM z! , ' mm W nn-fm fe .K 5 PM . Qu Us 61: 'WW' iz 4 4 Y, 1 , u ' MSI , i ,- . 3, I - 1 ' i S5 I El fr ' -v 9 f ff, 5855 9 x ax ' : in en, E ! Q I E' fix , , .J 2' Y z If -gr, I i'p ,w - . r nn 'in Ol - lil x , El I I fl f IB U 5,f-Qefls u Ql -12 ll I' ll ' 'fb za? Vi, n 1 X n ' Bill, jim, Cvm' and Polm- Bvn. Nauru-y. Carolyn amcl Nh-rilly lvl' - q mm Qmcl Nlyrt FAMILIAR FACES FROM HERE AND THERE mug :mal jimmy bus Curly Lcyluncl Nc, Hr . , X Q, Dc-lon-4 .mcl Andy X 1.1 ' 1 Clmp-lc. Norm .md D.u'c ,L i T H E UUMPLETES OFFICERS Prc'.s'if11'nf ,UNI TARHL l I'0N X'i1'v-I'rwviclm1I DOYC DIIQRCKS Szfrrcfrlfll SUE GOIHI.-UI TVVII-9llfl'f MARY ANN CHIIFFITII Din-rcks. Gorlmm. 'lllrbutton Bulford. Baldwin. Butlvr. Browning. Burt. Burkc-tt. Barber. Ark-r. Brullstvttvr 45 ', THEH SUCCESSFUL SUPHUMURE CLASS ANU YEAH Dorsch, Folder, Durst, CUIIOOII. Corrigan, EL-kvls, Fc-nthcr. Firmzm, Farris. llmnus Cuusmnn. Hull, Ilumiltcm. Hong. Hung:-r. Cubrim-l. llvmlvrsml. Hummons -25- SUPHUMURES Mills. Ln-v. xiixllllllllli. Nh-Cul! lull. I,a-onurcl. xlL'N1llHl'Il King. 5L'l1I1m'icl4'r. 1,11-cly. Gil hvrt. NICKLIY. xlifjllill. Laws NV:-st, Steward, VViswvll, Volpv, T h ur p, XVilliums. Snouffcr Alliwn 26- v Illlll, Lilly. SllQ'I'll1illl. Slll'.lfl'Y. liusse-ll. Mym'N. Slllltll. Rivkv. Scalltl-rnluy. Shu-k, SllllKl1'I' LJ Xlillvr. Portvr. llulls. Jdrrvtl. l'mv3', Nlillcr. NIurQuI1.O'l3v11. l'urtn-r Las! limit Linciannurv. K1-ily, Laila-miorf. Boll. Czunpiu-ll. Dixon. Cnclcly, Brunsdon, Cundit. Lm'm-iilmgvii. Morgan Tliirrl Iiflllf liutlc-r. Ami-s. Nul- tun. Crow. Bin-n. Hurd. Cnr- imin. lfglc-lmfii. Bzlxtvr Svrrrlzrl Huw: Hr. Clngcr. Bun- nvr. lizinniltun, Ijlllililillllfi. Linn. Chznnbs-rs. Bath, Darby. Curia-r. Lows Firsf Huw: Km-1-tiiivr. Kuypvr. Clivssvr. Davis. Ancicfrson. Haunilton. Amnt. Cox. Cvr- main FRESH Lust Row: McCain. Vagt, Hickc, McVViili1uns, Six, Showalter, Muluifiic-y. McKnight. Miilcr. VViiliauns Third Row: Powell, Morgan, Ycnscn. xILlL'k2lY. Mick. Rich- ards. YVi1lkc'r. 'llisscic-ic. Price. Ruckvr. Mr. Ile-inlvn Svrmirl Huw: Cc-lls. XYillson Sliivlcy. Pc-rdy. Xlmnforci. Mundy. Zinimc-r. Poiing. Rogvrs Firxt Rmb: Scliwuil. Murslmli. Six. xiilfjlilll. Nulsmi. Xvilsun. Xlorgxni MEN ING IJUWN -281 THE EIGHTH GRADE sunnw msn Last lime: Tracy. Nlnrkcy. Cox. Nlillvr. Post. Xltcillll, lin-iilccy. lla-cw-S. Class. Cosliorn. J Trims-r. Lowimui. lotta-r. Lincllmlomn Tliirfl Huw: Li-ui-li. Frye-. Young, Xliiitcrs. Xlv1lClit'I', Clurlizun. Curie-ns. lluss. Tate-. lluncl. Bul- lorcl. Laws. Lumlis 0501111 Huw: Nlr. .-Xiiclri-us. Crmv. Mita-lic-ll, Cryszil. llolmiiiswm. Xlcflurcl. Xolton. Slll'I'IllLlIl. Morgan, Palme-r. Asliton. Sue-ruiicc-, Nliss Kvllvr Firsf limi: Burlpvr. Smitlu, XVilsmi. Cust:-r, lllzlcli. llopf, Clirist. Nlorgaui. lif-cvcs SU THE SEVENTH GRADE nnsfuuwuivnn fist Holt: Xlusvr. Klorqim. lircmulis, lmwiiuaiii. KIL-Nlaniniis. BlLlQ'lilJl1l'll. Lvimiii. c:llDLltI'li.'li. Durlvy. 'l'r.u-yli. Stvin. lliitcliisim. Xllmll, Xlivk I IIITIIIIHJPILY Aslitnii. SL'.llfl'I'll.lf'. lliirll-y. Blurqaui. NIL-Qimiclv. Dick. lhrnlvu. Asmus. lficlcls. lxiiiu. Cgilirmil. llinlivrt Svvmacl limit: Mrs. Nli-Ki-ix All-sliirv. Cm-ln-imuu-11 Nlliltoii. G.u'rL-tt. llifu. Xlklffdll. NIL-Curiiiicli. llivlu-. Slowly. Nkigiivr. Nlrs. Xlull J lin! limi: lortvr. llairil. Krusi-. llurlcy. Si'llllIllLlL'llCI'. llcrpin. Yulpu. 5l'Yl'I'1lllL't'. Xlllrnvr 29- AY us. X I. Mb ly PW ETQICUT1 Saga so LAST MINUTE RUSH UN THE SHUH 1 . Q, .,.. TV.. J 'ZA ,iv li T . a L: few TGC' A 'fr 1-'T .uf .wif '.-TT. qv 5: U - x Kg, 1' I T1 ' TDD- v.'- .J , A ' ,'fgf..' 1.-12 A 51 I1 .jJt?. if . ':. ,' C Eff Qw- pgf fwfr- fffjj.-, 5' ,lie -' if - . 17 ' L .' l T gil 'T ' lk '-xx' Uni mf If , ' fbif IH. T ....-,TQ ,- ,u Y.- -J.4 ' .i , I 'F ff.: ,' x '33 ' gf , - 1312 Ng f': iff, 'V L:--'54 A . ,I 775.1 ,vi ET A' AF' 11114 :qmal vr -It ll .,s, 'i '1 4. -, 'Y'- 'nr j. fTT 71.71 - P ,Xi Tf. ,fav v,vU'T' 'T X ' Last Row: Frans, Yensen, Grillin, McCulloh, Spieker, Vl'atts Second Row: Griffith, DeVoe, Cahoon, Hard, NVatson, Booton First Row: Yost, james, Nilson, ML-Quilkin. Hutchinson, Levenhagen HUNDR SUGIETY THE UUTSTANDING SUHULARS UF WUHTHINGTUN Members of the Honor Society are selected by the faculty. with scholarship. character. service. and leadership the basis of their choice. These students are representatives of the junior and Senior classes from all county schools. This year the two meetings were held at Hilliards and Dublin. where the XVorthingt0n members became acquainted with the stu- dents of various schools of the county. To be selected for this group is a great honor. and the meetings are interesting ex- periences. YVe salute these members of the Franklin County Honor Society who are the leaders of tomorrow. -32- SHURT CIRCUIT UUH UUTSTANDING STUDENTS' PHUIJUIITIITN The school newspaper is called the Short Circuit and was established in 1944. It is written by the students and consists of class activities, feature articles, school gossip and also gives information about school and sports events. The frantic, last minute rush to finish as- sembling the paper is portrayed in the divi- sion page for the activities section, as joan Levenhagen, Miriam Smart, Marilyn Miller, and Maxine WViseman pound out the finishing touches. When the day the finished publication goes on sale every copy is sold within five minutes as each student anxiously surveys the gossip F A .a - Last Row: Burke, McQuilkin Miller, Yensen, Levenson james, Nilson, Seatterday Seconcl How: Mrs. Haueisen, Chesser. Gerald, llaager Timmons. Smart, McCord. Booton First Row: Gable, joseph. Nuss dorfer. Griflith, Volpe, Cor haun, Let-dy sheet for his name and each budding reporter enthusiastically reads his own work. The typing classes take care of the produc- tion of the paper. This experience is bene- ficial to many of the students because it aids them in learning to type stencils, use the mimeoscope, and operate the mimeograph. Students interested in art are in charge of drawing the cartoons and covers. Mrs. Haueisen is the faculty advisor of the Short Circuit and A. I. Griffith is the student editor. Both the students and the members of the facultv look forward to the publication of each interesting sixteen page issue. 0 1 , PE THE URACLE UUH SGHUUL PAGE IN THE Please have your articles ready first period Nlonday morning. This is the plea of David Watts. the Oracle's busy editor. His staff is very efficient. but you know how it is-'iWe had company all week-end, or I just had to catch up on my French translationf' or Oh, l knew there was something I was to remember not to forget! ln spite of these difficulties, XV. H. news-strip in the weekly NVorthington News is alwavs in on time. Coming events, such as operettas, class plays, and club dances are always given a special write-up by the feature writers. Tips on dressing in the fashion world inform us of the changes in styles in our village. And of course. thereis the gossip column, which elaborates on new dating couples and slumber parties. All these ac- tivities are found in the Oracle section of the town paper. ............... ., ..-, .UA ,.. .- ' ,,,......-. ,..,.'.a.,-............ WUHTHINGTUN NEWS Another big school article in the paper is the sports Writeup by Pete Yensen. Because the sports are of interest to all villagers of VVorthington. Pete has the privilege of having his articles on the front page. Ile covers all sports at XV. ll. and reports on all of them for the paper. All of these articles must meet a certain deadline each week. The typing class takes over from there. If this busy bunch of beav- ers werenit there to help out, all NVorthington would read more spelling errors than they could account for. Itis necessary for them to check each word for spelling and composition. and then to type it double-space for the print- ers. There were many Workers on our staff this year. and each one had a definite job to do. Lots of orchids are due the kids who worked so hard to make this year's Oracle a success. as Q' N , , , ,..-...nat fluo- Lust Row: Miller. XYolfe, Yen- sen. Amick. Levenson. james Sevonzl Rout Chesser. Gerald. Burke. llaager. Timmons. Smart. Seatterday. McCord. Mrs. lluueisen First Hour: Yandergrift. lost-ph. XYatts. Booton. Griffith. Nuss- dorfer 5.1 f if .'-- ' ,, I , I Lust How: YVatts, DeVoe, B. ML-Culloh, L. Mc-Culloh, Levenson, XYolfe First Row: Leach, Horch, Mrs. llofaeker, Demos, Wright MNEMUSYNEAN SUCIETY nun ini Ann Music Lovins This group is made up of students who are interested in art and m11sic. They hold their meetings at the homes of members where they discuss these related subjects, listen to record- ings and study material which will give them a greater appreciation for these arts. There are no officers because of the small number in the club. but what they lack in quantity they make up in quality. The members par- ticipate in contests and devote much of the time to prepare for these events. This year a music memory contest was held at Cleveland. Five of the members of the XV. H. S. society planned to enter. XVith the aid of Xlrs. Hofacker. they studied earnestly for the big event. XVe knew they were eager to go. but we didnt realize how eager. XVhen the big day finally arrived. they found them- selves there a day too soon. However, this mistake didnit dampen the feeling of our music lovers. They brought home a well- earned honorable mention to add to their other honors. These busy students also find time to spon- sor recitals. They are in the process of plan- ning one now. with all members contributing. XVe wish them luck in their undertaking and hope that next year's society can hold up the high standard that has been reached this year. HI-Y Crillin. llaniilton. Watson. Ble- Culloh. Nlr. Nelson. Keetliler. Nlonska. Nloench SPUHTSMANSHIP The XVorthington lligh School Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.Nl.C.A. The club is not strictly a social or religious club. but a com- bination of both. The club motto is to create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and commu- nity. a high standard of Christian character. Any senior high school boy who wishes to be admitted to this club must put forth his best A NU FELLUWSHIP efforts toward character development and must live up to the clubls motto. Mr. Dow Nelson is the faculty advisor. Each year the Ili-Y sponsors a variety of constructive projects. Their activities this year included co-sponsoring the Christmas Formal with the Y-Teens, preparing the pro- gram for the homecoming ceremony and dance. and managing the annual Ili-Y basket- ball tournament. Lusi How: Mchlinn, Bulliorcl. lfraas. .-Xiniclc. lluber. llamilton. Crifllin, Buell, XYoods, B. Miller, Thomas. Keethler. llall. YW-st. C. Carmack Seconzl Row: Carslqadon. Nlocnch. Anderson. Dildine. Leyland. Xlonskli. Barber, Spieker. Leedy. B. Nh-Culloh. llc-You NVilson. Tarhutton. Cahoon. L. fNlcCulloh. Mr. Nelson PII'-Sf Rout Griggs, llulls. K. Carinziclc. llenderson. Snouffer. Trippet. Wright. Caught-ll. Xfatson. J. Miller. Zuhars, Longshore. XYolfe. Durst WT ' 'V' TNI. ggi l 51. ,Y Y A ... .. .- J. Last HOILT C. Tinnnons, Leach, lloreh, Kallenlmangh, Xlattison, Leedy. Xl. 'l1lIlllIlUIl5. Rieke. Burke, Arter. Tucker, Nl. E. Hughes, Nl. llughes, Xilson, Nlillcr. Johnston. Nlt-Quilkin James, Ililt. Post, Harris, Hoag, Gorham Second Row: Marshall. Mrs. Haueisen, Gabriel, Barher, Hamilton, Brown, Smart, Baldwin Johnson, Daumler, YViseman, Yost, Gerald, Cable, Mills, Jacobs, Seatterday, Lee, Leonard, Hutchison. Demos. Nussdorfer, McMullen, Nl. Griffith. NVright. Miss Frye, Booton First Row: Cadwell, Trayer, Ilaager, Bachelor, Chesser, Hutchinson, Nlarkev, llickman, Me- Y-TEENS HUNUR, ssnvlcf. Ann cnnncrrn Pherson, Butler, lftt, NIL-Cord, joseph. A. j. Crillith, Yantlegrift. Sowersf Parker, linrkettc ' The Y-Teens is an organization open to all girls in the senior high school who are willing to support the aims of the cluh and to con- duct themselves in a manner alxove reproach. The memhers have a spirit of helpfulness and friendliness toward people of all races, religions, and nationalities, they seek to un- derstand jesus and His love for all people, and to grow in this knowledge of Gods love. lt is their aim to achieve a higher standard of womanhood for all memhers. The Y-Teens' first objective for the year was a membership drive as a result of which forty-one new members were enrolled. Other projects sponsored hy this clnh were the Christmas Formal Qworking with the Hi-YQ, the Plantation Prom, adoption of a needy family for Christmas. collection of money for the national polio drive and devotional as- Lm Row: Miss Frye, Nilson. James, MeQuil- semblies fOr Christmas and Erfstvr- kin, Mick, Miller, Yost, G. Timmons l I Fm, Row. Mrs- Ilmleisen A' J. Grimth MC- Bliss Frye and Nlrs. Haueison are our cap- Cord, Hutchison, joseph, Post, Horeh able faculty advisors. -37 a Lris, Row: Wright. Frccnmn. Fic-lcls. Nlonskzi, Barber. Frans. McNIinn, Ycnscu, Tarhutton. Dicrclis. Lilly. Longshorc, Xlilson c'1'rml1 Rout Anclcrson. linlclwiil. blauucs. llorch. lXLllli'lllJ.illQlI. Tuclicr. NI. E. llughcs. Xlillcr. llurlic. C. Tiulunous. Yost, Cf. cl.lI'lll.lL'l'i. Nllllis His! limb: lJ1lllIlllt'l'. Nlurlwy. llutchiusou. Yolpc. Xl. Tiiuluous. Nlrs, Cross. Ilnug. B1lI'l7l'I'. Thounpsou, llootuu. Xussnlorlcr. lfll .rut liolc: Yolpc. liallrlwiii. Nl. Tiuuuons. Nlillcr. liurlic. ,l.uucs. C. Tiuuuons. llo.lg l'ir.s-I How: Druuulcr. Booton. 'l'r.u'cr. Nlrs. Gross. Hutchinson. Ett. Yost MUSIC THE HIGH SUHUUL UHUHAL MIXED CIIUHUS This chorus is Ll sclect group oi singers from the hoysl and girls' music classes who sing for thc school clcxotionnl scrxticcs and lmvc thc prixilcqc of goin! to fiilpillll Uni- vcrsity to pzuticiputc in thc All-County Nlusic Fcstivul. This occasion is tlw high-light of thc ycar for thc inusic classcs. GHUUPS GIRLS' EXSENIBLE Shall wc wcar suits or clrcsscs this time? is u connnou question with the girls' cnseinblc. This popular singing group of rrttillctivc girls is ulxvnys husy cutcrtuiuinsi. Any girl who tulws inusic nun' try out lor 11 plucc in thc cuscinhlc. Thc cuscxuhlc is olitcu iuxitccl to sing for clcxotiouuls. P. T. A.. and social func- tions. and thcy inakc scxcral radio appcar- anccs cach year. 38- STUDENT UUUNCIL STUUENT SELF-GUVERNMENT The student council is usually referred to as the Governing Body of the Schoolf, It represents the views and ideas of the student body. Certain activities are sponsored by this or- ganization in order to pay for various school improvements. The purpose of this council is to make pos- sible closer student cooperation with the fac- ulty and to give students greater opportunities for self direction. The Council also tries to penalize pupils who break the rules of the school. Mr. Heischman is the advisor of this or- ganization, and the student president and stu- dent secretary-treasurer are Pat james and Nlyrt Griffith, respectively. The student council is responsible for the installment of the clocks this year in the building, operates the concession stand down- stairs, much to the joy of the students, and changed the appearance of the grounds of the school by painting the picnic tables white. They also collected money for Easter Seals and other charity drives. The policy of keep the school cleanv was enforced through regu- lar locker inspections and the distribution of disposal cans. Too, as punishment for untidy lockers, many energetic workers were seen clearing the yard and rooms of papers and rubbish. Student Council hall monitors were much in evidence as gals and fellows stayed in their classes for the usual forty-five min- utes, daring to venture out in the hall only with an excuse from the teacher. Another undertaking completed by the student council was the celebration planned and carried out for Dads, Night game with Reynoldsburg. Student Council is a step closer to taking a personal hand in the government. Our Stu- dent Conncil is trying its best to promote more interest in democratic living and gov- ernment. Last Row: Yolrath, Zuhars, Kroncke, Tarbut- ton, Tucker, Woods, Keetliler, Xloench, Car- penter First Row: Freeman, Daumler, Mr. Ileisclnnan, Alames, NI. Griffith, llaager -yu: 'B Top Picture: Mrs. Law Nikon Sowers Cib- son Hamilton Fraas Bodom Picture: Yensen Miller Timmons Mc- Culloh, joseph, YVilson THE 1949 S ANINUAL STAFF One loolt at the p1CtllI'CS of our Annual Staff nught brlng forth quest1ons to vour 1n1nd as to the S'lll1l'V lntellect 'ind NVOI'kll1S.g '1h1l1tx of thls carefree group But dont get any false IITIPTCSSIOHS not one of these edltors has SUIXIX ed the ye'u wrthout the loss of 'mt least ten pounds mostly 111 swcatl Plans to be agreed upon photographers to be contacted sales to be boosted and df. '1ClllIl6S to be met called for the C00p61'2.t1OI1 and teamwork of not onlv the stalf but of the entlre senlor class Our pI'Odl1Ctl0ll IS the product of long hours of work and plenty of good tlmes We have made It as large 'Ind extensue as the 1IlCI'C2lS6d rates and all around hlgher costs would per m1t and we hope that all school act1v1t1es haxe been fully represented here As hlgh school students are sometrmes ln clmed to let technlcal matters slxp by we owe the credlt for anv success to Mr McCord Nlrs Law and NIISS Frye our helpful ad xrsors m7lthOllt NIISS Fryes practlcal advxce and good common sense our goals mlght have been far too h1gh and our achlevements p1t1 fully low. Her critical eye has O. K. d all of YY 1' r CARDINAI. MEMUHIES UF 1 w1111nE111u1 15111 thc' XVl'itfCll 11111tc'1'i11l ui 11111' hook. 111141 has up- Hut that Q1-ntlc' l'l'lllilIdl'I' fwcfrc' not fli'llyillLf proved our 1110111-y-111aki11Q plzms. Xlrs. Law that thc- duh llIlKll'I' his dc-sk is 1-xprvssly for has givvn us hc-Ipful zlrtistic uclvicc- and valu- thc Jxllllllill Stuff, but . . the c-11c011r11gi11g uhlv hints from hm' 1'c'cv11t 11111111111 1-xpv1'iv11cc-. Siglliltllfl' 1111 our co11tr11cts. and thx' pc-riodic II:-r hrmsn- has pruviclc-cl ll 1111-c'ti11g 11111011 for NVhy h2lSIl'f . . which lmw' kc-pt llS 1111 our lllllllf' of 11111' svssirms. as thm- I3iCtllI'C'S show. tm-sl111x'1'c11111v 1111111 Xlr. NIL-CI111'cl. 1.1181 linut Y1'11sv11, YYilso11. xftfzllllllll. lI11111ilt'v11. Kc-1-lhlc'r. Burhr-r. Xlr111sk.1 Sr'1'11111l lfllllkf -Iusc-ph. Griffith, Smxv1's. Blbllliill, Nlillvr. Cihsmm. Z11l1111's lfiltsl lifur: 'I'i1111111111s. ILIIIIUS. Nilsfm, l'.l'k1LlS 1 .. L i NIEET ARIZONA This xelrs opelettr had 1 tvplcrl WLStClll settmg COIlSl5t11lg of 1 ranch house clctus cowboys and Nlexrcan workers The plot of the story rex olves around an old mans wlll It states th It hrs nlece 1 l1'1llXC of Vermont and a young frlcnd of hls U1 AI'l70ll'l cow boy must get marrred ln ordcr to recerxe the ranch The two do fall IH love thanks to the help of an old ranch hand and the storv ends as all operettas should The cast wls very C113 lblc of handhnq the parts that were glven to them and d1d 1 fine 1ob YV1th the staglng and dlrectron of Nlrs Hemlen and the help of the art classes on scenery the productmon thls year prox cd to be 1 huqc success Cross and Nlr BERKELEY SQUARE At the present tune our SEIIIOI' class plav IS stlll 111 the maklnq XVc ue sure of '1 blg suc ccss though because of thc ludden talent whrch has bcen dlscow ered The cast lncludes B111 NIcCulloh Pit james Gann Tlmmons Iune Hxrrls Don Lex enson Pat Nllson Law .fl URAMATICS nur Hun C'llJSOIl Shustcr Nlr Alcslurc Xlrs Llw Xllsvsell VVr1ght ILHCG Hud Adrlenne GllJS0ll Alfred VV1lson D u ld 1 lgc n T me drama t1ons DeVoc Nllrvm Zuhars Ioan Leven Pcte Yenscn and Carolyn Gerald play thls year IS more advanced 111 and techmque than preuous produc lt IS '1 lirge undertaklng for a hlgh :ng of Nlrs Hofaclxcr and thc 6I1tl1llbldSIll of the class we are lO0klIlQ' forward to an en tertalmng plav All members of the class are worklng III x lI'l0llS capacltles to make thls play the blg gest and best that has ewer been performed at X H S DATE WITH JUDY Thls years JUHIOI' Class Play presented IH lugh style concerned the l'lll'1I'10llS antlcs of judv Foster and her somewhat confused fam ly Thls comedv rn three acts never falls to VVIII audlence approxal and the local per formance was no ewcceptron to the rule D rected bx Nlrs Nllldred Hofacker the play was well recerx ed and the lllddell talent re xealed forecasts future dramatlc trrumph for members of thls class yr fr A If it ft ll UH S , K f ff .fi ff ,5 L, i , 1- N.,-fl' I a 1 , . 1 , 1 i P . 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M 1 . 1 u 9 r - ' GTIUNS U GREAT ENJ SL BNIERC ED Each xc lr thc spcrnh Qllss prr sr nts thru one ut plaxs to the student bodx is its proi ent tor the second semcstcr This xt ir we decided to limit the pl us to just ont to he enterrd for compttition in st ltewidr contests tragedy 'Xlrs Hoticltfr the plfiv director ghost 1 mst 1nd thc n rch: lrs lls stutcd in earnest Thr hird work V818 xull rms irdrd xwhcn Suhinerqed wis in lrded 1 hrst ln the district contest In the st'1te Hnlls held 'it Ohio Stlte tht pln wis good ind pllccd fourth We 'ire serv proud of the honors The mst 1I1ClllCl?d Don Lexenson Bob Iseethler Norm Nlonslu Dun XVIICSOII ind Lllllt Griggs Last Rau lsronrltc Cn Us lar cr Srior Xluncu Ilorrh Andi rson XIL lslhlmr n Suond Rom Xlitls Filwls Nlrs lclur XI Cord Spin rr llllILlIlIlNUIl Xlrlhu lun XX ri ht Brldxxin OPILRETT-X I IX XLE 'HUUU S LY UYEU I . , N l A I ji. I l x 2'Y' ' ' 1 I Lvl li i ki' ix' Gs ,,i ing L I D . ' I ' 4 I A I 1' ' T 1 h ' ' I L . L. u C I The play chosen was uSlllJII1CI'gCll,U ll one-uct received in this dramatic competition. mir. A -. 'i.'sQ cv ' W sis ' v W -'iz -z'. - ' ' . z. 2' as .z 'ak-,QV ,I -, Imfl-'-ff 1-1' .Quik-L: ' ' J . . ', 'l , Post. Last Rllliii Kelly, li. llaunilton, Dunibauld, Cliesser, Gibson, Mick. Nelson. Price, B. lltunilton, Dar mv Third How: Mr. lleinlen. XYoli. Lyman, Hieke. XVillizuns. Tarbutton. Diercks, Keetliler, Baxter, Miller, Frye Second Row: Moody, Steward, Post, M'ugner. F. Alesliire. Sclnvab. Ferris, Calioon, Morgan, M'olie, Calioou First How: lieaun. jerman, Bohn, Bath, Butler. Sells. Dt-Yoe. Carter, Crow. Moody, Henderson Last Row: Sells. Butler. DL-Yue, Traver Third How: Levenson, Steward, Ashton. Demos. Dierelcs. Baxter, Tarlxutton Seconll Row: Bath. M'ilson, Volpe, Darden. Asinos, Milliam, Hieke, M'olle, Moody, Calioon, llenderson First How: Smith, Carter, Ashton, Aleslnire. Ferris, Gilpatrick, Potter MUSIC Mont or nun wunrnlnsrnn maui BAND The bands busv season comes in the fall when they entertain the football crowds dur- ing the half with their musical stunts. This year they were bigger and better than ever. The band members. like the vocal groups. participate in the All-County Music Festival and in local concerts. ORCHESTRA XVhen it's time for a class play or operetta. Mr. Heinlein, the able director of the orches- tra. starts tuning up his musicians to play between acts and during scene changes. These students also find time to play in the All- County Music Festival and they have given concerts from time to time at home. WE SPUR THEM UN XI.-XlUlll'l'l l'lfS Duinhuuld. Clif-sscr. Xliclc. Ncl- son. Pricc, Clilxson NIAJORETTES Thcsc high-stcppin' gals go on purudc dur- ing half-tiinc at foothull Qruncs. Thcy 'istrut thcir stullq' so wcll that thc crowds don't cvcn hothcr to strctch thcir lc-Qs. livcn thc crics of thc juniors. Gait your hot dogs hcrcln inukc littlc iinprcssion on thc spcctutors who just Cllllit tukc thcir cycs away from the zunaz- ing pcrforinzuicc in front of thcin. NVQ- must admit that thc girls look prctty sharp in the-ir rcd and white costunics with thcir llLlt0llS flying high and wide-. WRX fccl that our unijorcttcs would chccr any tctun on to victory. CI IEERLEADERS C'inon. ycllh is Ll common cry hcurd on the XY. ll. S. buskctlnall floor and foothull Field. ltis thc huttlc cry of the Cardinal Lct's go. lets fight, lct's win crcw. who chccr thc hoys on to victory. Thcir originality in chccrs out-shonc :ill othcr chccrlczldcrs and thcir pcp and cnthu- sizisni unirkcd thcin as Class A-1 chccrlcudcrs to thcir followcrs. NVin. losc, or draw, thvy cliccrccl. putting thcir hearts in it. to kc-cp up thc inorulc of our tr-mn. Ain' studcnt in thc high school nniy try out for L1 position in thc group. The cntirc stu- dcnt hody votcs and xvinncrs arc notificd. XXX- fccl that wc nnidc ai good choicc this ycur. donit you ugrcc? Ill I l'ilzItl,l'..-XIJICHS l.z'ff: Nlcl'lu'1'son, SL'-llll'l'ililf. Iiiulzir Wright. -laucolms. -lzum-s. llilt, ll.1l'l1l'I'. Illl.1Q Yost, llutchinson 4 9 N,-qunaw':.t'V ,.4.,- LGB.- W CLUBS THE GIRLS' URGANIZAT C. A. A. Ther Girls' Athlt-tic Association. nnclc-r tht' clircction of Nlrs. Xlary H. Cnstis. is coni- posvcl of junior nncl senior high girls who taki- part in virions sports. Thai cluhis lllllill ohjt-ctivt-s nrt' to proinott- goocl sportsmanship and thc clc-sirv for coop- vration. uncl to develop skill in sports. Thai following oflict-rs Sl'l'YlxCl this yt-ur: Prcsiclc-nt. Bcvcrly Burke-3 Sc-crm-tary. Dt-lorcs Postg uncl rI'l'l'llSlII'l'l'. Xlzirjorit' llnghvs. CLAA. IUNS F.II. A. Tha- lfntnrc Ilonic-makers of Ame-rica. xvhosc- im-inlwrs nrt- girls in tht- honit- vconoin- ics clepartinc-nt. is nn organization for the hctf tclrnit-nt of hoinc- nncl social lifc. Among this ycairs F. Il. A.-sponsort-cl ac'- tivitivs we-rv thc initiiitions and installation of office-rs and tht- F. ll. A-X. hanqnct. Thv faculty uclvisor is Nliss Nlcttlcr. and thc- stnclcnt ollict-rs arm' Prvsicleiit, joan Danm- lc-rg Yict--l'i'csitl1-int. joan LCYCIlllllgl'llQ Svc- retnry. -Iuckiv Nlnrshzillg :incl tI'021Sll1'l'I'. Norma Bacliclor. ,fist Rolf: l'ost. Mit-k. Nicffaiiii, llllIClllSUlI. llorvh. Nl. liininons. Hivkv. Yost. IA'XK'Illliljll'Il. Cvrzilcl. Artcr. Nlilh-r. NIL-Qnilkin. Johnston. Ilughm-s. ,l21llll'S. I.:-c-fly. Hoag. Nilson Uronfl Rout Nlvfforcl. llannilton. Burlwr. Xlvlson. Clit-ssvr. Buclu-lor. H. Bnlclwin. Nlurlu-y. 'I'mvc-r. Yolpv. Wright. Niurshull. NI. Griffith. Ds-nios. Lvonaircl. Scattercluy. Smart. Vlosvph. Booton 'irst How: Butlt-r. -Incohs. A. 1. Griffith. liirlu-r. lick:-ls. King. McPhn-rson. Mills. Burk:-. Cilhn-rt. lininsvy. Corhinn. Loc. Bnrlu-ttv. Ciihrim-l. Portt-r - A - A M. Y A .- -W--.f---F---,--w ,.J... Lg., V. l . ll. A. I.11.sI rout lfirnmn. King. Et-kt-ls Xlclson. xlfcllllll. Gerald XYright. Nlaittison. NI. Hughes Tussoclc. Xlnnuit' Swwrizi mir: lhirlu-r. Morgan urtls. St-lnxuilm. Smart. Cilhcrt' Haiiiisvy. flUI'll.llll. 'lilinrp Nlurshaill First rout Nliss Nl:-tilt-r. Fm-rris Mt-Nlnllf-n, Nlills. D. Chosscr hugs-n. Dtnnnlvr. Kiilln-nhiiugli Booton. lim is. St-lint-iclvr Q Six. C. La-xviilitigi-ii. Chvsscr, NIL-Kay. Egt-lliofl. Linn. Rich- Bau'lim'loi'. Nlurshzill. I.4'vt'I1- Last Rom Smlth Spelleer Le senson Condrt Second Row Sclor W olfe lx Carnmele First Hou, Booton Tue ker Bartles SCIENCE CLUB r-vfq W SCIENT Mysterlous sounds find queer smells 'arent unusual to thls club Spllttmg atoms IS all m '1 days work to these young SC,llllt1itS Thev 'Ire lllteff sted Ill sam thlng new ind fire alwsavs prying lnto closets for old skeletons The purpose of tlus 0I'Q llllZdtl0Il I9 the studx ind ldvlncement of suence The ofhcers lor tlus yefu were is follows Presldent NI uw Frmces Tueleer hee Presl dent Don Les enson Secretars N lrq n 1 HlltChlSOl1 Treflsurer Dnld DeX oe Proffrun Qhiirman john Condit. These students worked hard to 'lrouse enthusiasm 'unonf' th club members 'llld to plan an interesting and stimulfating program. A new club IS now formlng to take the place of the Sclence Club Any grrl or boy m the hlgh school who lb mterested m the llfe out of doors IS urged to lom the new Nature Club The members t'1ke hlkes and look for slgns of the toplc bemg studled Thelr ad vlsor IS Nlr BTOWUIQ Lelhrs who accomp'1 mes them on 'ill thelr held trlps 'md mforms them on subject matter NVe wsmt to w1sh thus club lots of lucle ln 1tS new ads enture and hope that It w1ll jom with the other clubs at WV. H. S. as an actlve p-1rt in the schools extra-curricular program. Q rs Il 'I -Q l' 1' i2 .2 I-W SN 49 2- ' .3 '3 ' 0 ao 34 'SQ Mlxwrlas 5.5. , to 06 65 6, '7 '7 70 10 K .8 .8 80 so O9 gg, 9. 9, A , 1.533432 ' ' A ', 3.3.11 ' ,O 0 o 4 Q9 :.- ' j I , ,fa A . . 4. A nw, WK, My NM vw- iv- cub-'94 ,,ggJ,,,,4, 'f.v 'H2m.f,-ta U' 8 1 ff' ' C ,Q mwwsp. www ww '144p.Mf ,,,f.4z.,,fw 4- M Wiliam , ,W m..4.1A I My A wi or f A at , K .QA S , mug, -A W, Vf ' rf qw, 5 Q U 4 , 'W f Q., 4 adm 1 5 2 3 5 Q 2 f 'if' 11 rf ' ,NX 1' . fr ,..k ,,, 'EE N v., Q . 1' . FOOTBALL SCORES Worthington 52, Canal XVinchester 13 Worthington 6, Marysville 0 XVorthington 52 Dublin 0 Worthington 21 Croveport 0 Hilliards 20 Worthington 6 Mifflin 21 VVOrthington 20 NVorthington 20 Reynoldsburg 0 Grove City 21 XV01'thington 7 FUUTBALI. Pnnuniv THE simon Mem This year, VVorthington's Cardinals played six league games, and, losing only to Hilliards and Mifflin in the county, finished just be- hind them for third place. The team placed two on the all-county selectionsg Tom Caugh- ell made first team guard, and Mike Freeman was made guard on the second squad. The Cards went undefeated through their first four games. They topped Canal NVin- chester by a decisive margin, 52 to 13. Then they downed a strong Marysville eleven in a hard fought battle, 6 to 0. The next Friday the Cards swamped Dublin. 52 to 0. and then t 7 'K 3 ask' 1 , 4, A x ,t Q , ,-af' Q ' ' ia-V l i QQ e': I V A6-ff: i e'rr n wfdagr v 4 11 A mea... MA, lm. ARTER BARBER CARPENTER CAUCHELL DILDINE GRIFFIN HAMILTON LEYLAND MONlSlxA SHEABER NVATSON ZUIIARS UF THE SQUAD PUINT T0 THEIR defeated Croveport, 21 to 0. The Hilliards team of jim Rice, Dick Windle and Company, inflicted the first defeat on the Cardinals, 20 to 6, in the annual homecoming game. The next Week, they lost their second game, as the Mifflin Cowpunchers, after being outplayed almost all the way, pulled a trick play out of the bag in the last minute and won 21 to 20, a heartbreaking loss for the Cardinals. They bounced back the following week and handed Reynoldsburg a drubbing, 20 to 0. Then in the final game of the season with its old rivals, Grove City, XVorthington didnyt fare so well REGURU and dropped this one 21 to 7, for a final record of five games won, three lost. The Cards this year were well captained by quarterback Norm Monska. Fullback Ken Carpenter was voted by the team as their most valuable player. Other players who sparked the backfield were quarterback Clint Griggs, Halfbacks Kenny Shearer, Pete Fields, Don Feather, and Dave YVatson. The line was headed by such players as Tom Caughell. Bill Arter, Chuck Dildine, Thane Criflin, Don Leyland, jack Barber, and Bob Buell. At the close of the season guard Mike Fre at .an was elected next year's captain. i,.-f -,Mmm I x ' 1 I' , 1 i 2' 4 x ' -63 ,-. BASKETBALL THESE XBII It CI.-X1'ClIIlfI.L DILDIXPI l.lCY1,i-XNIJ XIUXSIVK The '48-149 Cardinals tackled an extremely tough schedule. and several times rose to great heights, to really come through and up- hold NVorthington's tradition as a top power in Franklin County. Starting well. the Cardinals topped New Albany 66-27. tough Delaware XViIIis 35-27. lteynoldshurg 57-27. and Granville 32-28. The Cards suffered their first defeat as Arlington won 33-23. put on a splendid performance in downing Mount Vernon 52-33. got stopped hy Marysville 31-29, and easily rolled over Grandview Then, they battled Canal AVinchester. toughest contenders for the county crown. and though they fought on even terms throughout. a VVinchester basket in the last eight seconds gave them 'la Dall 41-39. The Cards set a scoring record in defeat- ing Dublin 74-28. Then. Bexley tripped the Cards 44-39. Cahanna Lincoln was downed 62-27. The Croye City game offered thrills aplenty hut we came away with it. 28-25. Then XVorthington let out the stops as it heat XYesteryille 64-44. and Croyeport 61-43. Ham- ilton Township fell 43-31. The Cardinals clicked perfectly against a once-defeated Plain City team, trouncing the Scotties 45-29. In a thrill-packed finish with four first string- ers on the hench. the nshock troops had their moment of glory as they lasted out flilliards to win hy one point 49 to 48. Beginning the county tournament, Bey- uoldshurg was howled oyer 55-33. Then Hilliards fell 43-34. Groyeport in the finals. put up stiff resistance hut went down 49-46. In the district. AValnut Township Q44-41D and Pickaway C40-3-lj could not heat the Cards. flehron fell surprisingly easily 45-26. In the finals. a reyengeful Plain City team led the first half. hut the Cardinals took over in the third quarter. and then stalled. to win the district championship. 36-34. Then the Cardinals finally came to the end of the road as they met an inspired NVoodS- field team in the opening game of the re- gionals at Athens and lost 56-41. The team finished with a record of 21 won. 6 lost. The regulars throughout the year were forwards Bob Buell. jack AVoods. and Norm Xfonskaz center Bill Arterg and guards Don Leyland. Kenny Shearer. and Dave XVatson. UISTHIUT WINNERS HAVE A FINE YEAH BEHIND THEM I,11.s'i Rout Coach Ci-llar, Shcfarvr. NVo0ds, Artc-r. Bucll, Ls-ylami. Coach IIK'iSl'illII2lIl Svfond Rmc: XVatson. Nionska, Dilciinv. Ilnrd. CllllQi1i'il Third Row: Managers Zuhars Hamilton I.r1.ri Rmb: Divrc-ks. Hbsf. Hurd. Morgan. Nlillcr. Corrigan. XYriQi1t, Coach Cc-Har Svcmirl Rmb: Y. Shcarvr. Frui- man. Cooby. Snouffcr. Burt. Dave Calmon, Sianam-r Ric- Culloh Third Row: Jarrett. Trippett, He nd erm n, Dick Cahoon. Fields TOURNANIICXT Cfnuniy Xvilftilillgtiil 1-55 Xv0I'tl1iI1gUJIl-43 XVorti1ington--49 I Jixlrirt XVortl1in gton--44 NYorthington-40 VVorthington-45 XYurthi11gton-36 Rvgiorlllis VVOI'tl1iYlgi.Ul 1-41 SCORES licynolclsbiirg-3-'S Hilliards-34 Crow-port-46 NVainut Twp.-4l l'ickaway+34 Hebron-26 Plain City-34 XVoocisiiz-ici-56 . ' vw.. f. ,- .4-.f..-, ...- a .ii M..,,..g,.iL-L-.ary n -W ...Z K Srwrrvrl Rout Lcedy. lfraas ' - -45' lmngsliorrz Yollratli ton, Ycnsen, Griffin, Call Srffonzl Row: XVatson, Keetlilcr INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL In December, Mr. Eisenhart organized five intramural teams and set up two rounds of a round robin tournament. The five teams were the X-Rays, captained by Andy Ander- son, the Hotshots, captained by Harry Todd, the VVildshots, captained by Don Feathers, the Butterfingers, captained by Bob Keethler, and the Schmops, captained by Bill Fraas. In the first round the X-Rays went through undefeated, conquering all the other four teams. The rest of the teams finished in the following order: Hotshots, Schmops, VVild- shots, and Butterfingers. Then the teams were reorganized, with the weaker teams rejuvenated, most improved of all were the Butterfingers, who changed their name to the Rockets. The X-Rays rested on their laurels, wining none of their four games. The undefeated Rockets and Schmops bat- tled it out for the top place with the Schmops winning 7 to 6. So the round ended with the Sclnnops first and the Rockets second, then the Hotshots, NVildshots and X-Rays. In the playoff game, the Schmops met the X-Rays for the title. After a tough game, the Schmops triumphed, 16 to 12, and the team NVOH the medals for the championship. Then in the All-Star game, the Schmops played the stars of the other four teams. The All-Stars never got going and lost by a score of 15 to 5. So the Schmops proved themselves real champs. . I.11fs'I Rmb: Arter. Yenscn. Grif- ' in Last Row: Carpenter, Hamil- Lccdy. Frans, Miller, McCain GIRLS BASKETBALL THE BILLS SHUW THE BUYS HUW This year the girls, basketball teams com- pleted a season thoroughly enjoyable. Very ably coached by Mrs. Custis, the tournament and intramural games were run off very smoothly. Intramural games were played at noon with many girls participating. The tournament was played at the elemen- tary gym. Never to be outdone, the senior girls, although wining only one game, came disguised as members of the varsity basketball squad and also wore the varsity warm-up jackets. The strong sophomore team beat the fresh- men in the preliminary game, and the seniors won over the juniors. In the championship game, the sophomores defeated the seniors thereby winning the tour- nament. As basketball is the favorite girls' sport, it was very actively participated in and enjoyed by all. Last Row: Timmons, Scattcrday, Rieke, Arter, Mills, Lcedy, Hoag Second Row: Gorham, Gabriel, King, Feathers, Barber, Traver . '-,x k,, .., .. ' ,--1'-7' ' GULF - CRUSS-COUNTRY iwn vfnv Puvuiin svnnis GOLF The 1948 golf team, made up of Tad Kready, Bill Amick, Don Leyland. and Norm Xlonska. had a successful year in winning eight matches and losing only four. The team finished fourth in league play, and fifth in the central district tournament. Only Tad Kready graduated, so with three veterans back, this years squad should do very well. junior Bill Amick, and seniors Don Leyland and Norm Monska hold the first three positions of the four man team and junior Bob Cooby has filled the vacant spot. The squad won five of its first six matches this spring, and lost only to a strong Hilliards aggregation. Bill Amiekis 85 on Bridgeyiew Golf Course is the low medal score thus far. Each of the other three has averaged about 91 for every game. Inst Row: Heisclnnan, Amick. Leyland, Blonska Stroud How: XVright. Feathers. Cooby CROSS-COUNTRY In the fall, six boys reported to Nlr. Eisen- hart for the cross-country team. -lack Herritt. jim Nliller, Pete Yensen. Bob XVright, Nlarlen Steward. and jack Henderson came out for the sport. Cross-country is a ice UQ easy CWD two mile jog RWD and the whole team has great fun Q????l just running. Since no other Class B schools in the vicin- ity has cross-country, the team had to run against Class A schools, and was thus often outclassed. The squad had meets with Co- lumbus South and lVest, Arlington, Marion Harding, a quadrangular meet with Marion XVest. and Columbus Central, and took part in the central district meet. The team Won just one meet. against Arlington, IS to 41, the first Cand onlyj meet ever won by a YVorth- ington Cross-Country team. In the district, jim Nliller placed llth and Jack Herritt fin- ished l4th. giving two yery creditable per- formances. Last Row: Miller. Steward. Yensen. NVright. Eistnh ut Second How: Henderson. llerritt Q. .ff 3 1948 SQ LAD Last How: Herrit, Hetrick, Nl. Freeman. Pope, Dildine. Artcr, Buck, Gardener. Cus- ter, Poling Second Row: Miller, Nloench. Damn. Sleek. Groves. K. Carpenter. Ycnsen, Taylor. Coach Eisenhart Third Row: D. Snoufler. Fraas. ll. Freeman, Bell, Hood. Stanley. Boerger, Caught-ll Fourth Rout: D. Carpenter. Len,-dy, Keetliler. Anderson. Shearer. Criihn Las! Row: Coach Nelson. Slan- ager Norton. B. llall. Dierclxs. Causman. lfeatlier. XY. llall. Eppley. Coach Miller Second Row: Manager Allison. 5lcKihhen. Buell. Xlonslsa. Dildine. Shearer. Todd. Thomas. Fields Third How: Slmster. Slat-ly TRACK XYorthington's track squad. with Mr. liisen- hart at the helm. had prohahly its strongest track team in history as it set out on a very tough schedule. The team was strong in practically every event with Captain Bill Fraas in the hurdle and relay eyents. Boh Keethler in the sprints. Ken Carpenter in the field events. Tom Caughell and Cene Leedy in the pole yault. and Thane Criffin and lim Xliller in the distance events. Also. under- classmen Ed Yollrath. -lim Trippett. jack Woods. jack Ilerritt. Andy Anderson. Ken llussell. Nlike Freeman. and Tom Burt are yery promising and may all have won varsity positions hefore the end of the season. The team had meets with five Class A teams. two triangular meets Lone the new XVorthington Helaysl. and participated in the XYesleyan. Mansfield. and Ohio Relays. and in the county. district. and state meets. BASEBALL The 1949 hasehall squad. coached hy Nlr. Nelson. had a good season. although they were handicapped hy having a green team. XYithont a letterman hack from last year's aggregation, the hoys made up for their lack of experience hy sheer enthusiasm and the joy of playing the great American game. and won several of their games. The seniors on the team were Kenny Shearer on the pitchers mound. Chuck Dildine in right field. and Norm Xlonska at third hase. Other positions were filled hy juniors Pete Fields at catch. lioh Buell at first hase. XYally llall in the shortstop slot. Harry Todd out in center field. Chuck Thomas in left field. and sophomore Doug Diercks at second hase. The team had fiye league games. with Mifflin. Hilliards. Duhlin. New Alhany. and Cahanna Lincoln. Also. the team had one game with XVesteryille and two with Lniyer- sity High. Jean McQuilken who was this year elected queen of G.A.A. by the members of the GIRLS' SPURTS C.A.A. Last Row: Traver, S att d ci er av, Haager Timmons Arter Gorham, Hoag, Burkett, Hamilton, Barber Secoriii Row: Butler, Ramsey, Gabriel, Rieke, Porter Leedx Mi s G.A.A. MEMBERS BRING HUME MANY GIRLS, HOCKEY This year a new sport was added to the list of girls' sports, field hockey. Mrs. Custis was the able coach, and under her the team achieved reasonable first year success. In the first game with Grandview. they were defeated, 7 to 2. Next they took on University Highs team but again came out on the short end of 6 to 3. Next the girls had a two-game match with VVesterville and finally broke into the Winning column, but dropped the second game. For the last game of the year, an interclass tournament was held. The juniors topped the seniors and then met the sophomores for the school title. The youngsters, the sopho- mores. won and took the honors. 58- HUNDRS-ANU HAVE LUTS UF Lux! How: lluglws. XX riglut. Nlciiorc Svvonrl How: Mrs. Curtis. Bulclxvin. Nlurslmll. Mink. xlL'f'Jlllllil'fl A HCI IIZRY Nlarilyn Gabriel posts-cl thc liiglwst single sc-orc in thc competition. tlll'I'l'l7y winning the lunrc-ls in 2lI'ClIt'I'y'. l5an'lmm l'1l'lltlll'l' cznnc close. winning: scconrl plucv honors. Having rc'cc'ix'c-cl arcllc-ry 1-quipinc-nt only last yvar. tln- girls wx-rc irwxpcrim-m-c-fl lint lm-1n'm'cl TRIP- iclly nncl uftcr lvurning. thc- low who stuck it out lonncl it vm-ry 4-njoyulmlmx YOl.l,EYBAl.l, Although not follown-cl too axially tliis yeaix xollvylmll is an np-amcl-colning girls' sport couclivcl ln' Nlrs. Cnstis. Thr- tUlll'Il1llllL'Ilt run by Ann Yost we-nt vcry smoothly. The win- FUN! ,rm linux Mills. Hrs. Cnstis. Tinnnons. ll.nnilton. l5.1rln'r ning tm-ann consistccl of fivv girls: Nlurilyn Clabrivl. Sum- Mick. Connie linrkvttc. Ann Leonarcl. and Dvlores Post. HRA hope- that nvxt your will luring incrc-zlsvcl intvrcst in this girls' sport. DECK TENNIS Anotln-r nm-xv sport introclncc-cl ln' Nlrs. Custis was all-ck tc-nnis. A lnixvcl class tour- nainn-nt was coinplc-tml which CilllSt'il lnncli fric-lzclly rivalry' lx-twc-cn lflll' clussc-s. All thc Liirls who purticiputc-cl in cle-ck tvnnis vnjoyc-cl it vc-ry rnncll uncl Xlrs. 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N ' il 7 1 ' THP X thunderous burst of lpplluse greets thc end of tht openrnff performance of Stardrrt produced by that famous team of XVatson and YI atts and wrltten bs Nlrss Patrrcra Nrlson lITl NI1ller es track star now pagc at the Qardmal Therter comes dashing down thc uslc w nth U1 arm lord of flowcrs for thc star X188 Prttl H1118 who IS ln tht spotrft Optlltill bs Bu Burkc workin' Ill the con trol room III tht lb cncc of lur husblnd I thc wmgs wc notrce Nllss lmess agcnt hus band Norm Xlonska tllkmg to stage man ager Drck Hamllton Xvltll the rcturn of the house lrghts much to our surprrse we see the famous dmcc team of Host md Zuh rrs srttmg rn front of us As wc lc uc thc tht rtcr the door IS optnc d for us bx LIIIIIS C lrmlck whlle Kcnneth IS her escort the famous crgarctte manufacturer Thane Crrfhn 1nto the 1r llmousme YValk1ng down Brordway we hear 1 famrlrar xorce srngmg and approachlng we see none other than john Nlarlon Barber III sellmg pencrls on thc strcet corner XVe buy one and hurrx on through thc crowd Tlylllg to cross the strcct wc rrc stoppcd by 1 loud norsc VVherc do sou thrnk you are gorngj It sur prlses us to see none other than polrcewoman Shrrley Sowers COI1tlI1lllI1Q,' on our wav we glance mto the wmdow of the esrclusne Leedy Chapeau Salon ind see Xille Alrce Jayne Crlflith modeling lns cxotrc creltrons Tc ulng our selves rww we contrnuc down BFOICIWIX passlng thc shop of ODc1 md Shuster famous dress desrgners Suddenlv 1 huge srgn looms ahead wrth the words Al VVIISOIIS Cdfdllldl Club written IH brrght lrghts Intrlgued by thlS srght we enter Checkrng our hats wrth une Harrrs we contmue mto the m un part of the club and are just rn tune to see the floor show Among the famllrar faces rn the Chorus hne are those of X lfqlllll Boster and Xlasme XVISQIIIQII A the end of the number we are entertalned bs that famous C0lH9dl6'I1llC Io Ann Brown Fol P Y lowing the floor show Bob Keethlers dance band lJf:'glI1S to pl as Among the band mem bers we notrce three famrlrar faces those of Lawrence Tootle Hard Ron Schwab and Xlarrlxn Xlrllcr the xocallst as people drrft out to thc drncc floor we notrcc Xlargrc Nnssdorfcr the notcd gossrp columnrst srttlng lt 1 tlblc raprdlx jottmg down notcs XVr go oxcr to her table to hear whats ncw rn New York She pomts out XI1r1ar 'nart the gay drworcee dancrng wrth cattle mlllronarre Charles Dlldme She also bl1I1gS to our attentlon the habrtual wallflower Adrrenne CIIJSOII trymg to kmt 1nd Wm the attentron of the d1Sl'1lI'1g playboy Bill NlcCul loh at thc same tnnc The cllm ltmosphere IS shattcrcd by the screams of jovcc joscph funous moue st rr as she trres to escape from B111 Fraas who hurdles oxer the tables after her trymg to obtam her autograph It seems that Blll has retamed the hurdllng abrlrtv he guned at dear old YI H S NVe are suddenly blinded bv the Hash of Barbara Bootons camera as she snaps our prcturc fJllSLI'V1I1g two drs tlllgllblltfl looklng gentlcmen slttlng It 1 ne lr by tlblc we are told that they are Eu gene Spurgeon edrtor of ESqlll1'6 and Man Culbreth creator of the Culbretb Crrls INO doubt they are d1SCllSSlllg Alans next calen dar for ESQUITC At last the wartrcss Nlncy Ett brmgs us a temptlng mc al prcplrcd bw Chef our Lex enhlgcn who buss all her food from Nic Cams Chun Store as we enlow our meal the exenrng paper rs brought to us Clancmg over the front page we lerrn that Harry Call well known stock speculator has lost a mlllron dollars rn the stock market crash Leafing through the prper we see In ad for Honest Tom Caughells used cars XVe learn that he rs also drstrrbutor of the new Hathawav whlch has just been put on the market bv desrgner Bruce Hathaw ax In another ad we see that Xancx xVl11tE'S Charm and Success school rw . 1 1 . 1 - ' 1 v' y 'f . 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CLIF- ' ' U h A . . .' 1' 'I ' . 11 ' , , 11 ,S A ,, ' h , 1 , -- 1'-1 v - - 11 -1 '.-.- pq--.1f1,-- .--11 . 10' 1 1 1- f1 ' 191111 11 A uhh to 11 ' 1111-111111-1' 111 1111- 1-111111. 111111 1111- 1-lass of '49 S1111-, 11 - 111'i11 of il 11-111111-. 1 j .'1 111-- 1111. 111, 1 . 1111, 11,111 1111111 1 f 1- 1--11 11 -1' 11'1-1'1- 11111-111-S11-11 111 11- .'1Ol'f. 1 1 1,1111 11,11 1 11.1. .1 1- 1 1- H 51111. 1,1-0- 111- if WU f11f'i1' S0111-1-1 I1' .'11 '- 1111- 111111115 :11111 1-x1-111-1111-111 1111 to 111- fin-11 X11- of 111111 first 11-111' i11c111111- Clllllll 1-11 - -I - 1111- '- 1-1-115 11111 111-1-r ,'11111' T111 .' ' 1 '11 1 -C 11 1 -.' ' 1 'Ilt.'. 1 ' if -. 1 ' -1 - A 1 .I 1' -- 1'1-..-1. ' 1 - 1- 11 3 if -1 - 1 ff- . - - . 1rz11- 1 1-1'- 1- -' ,',' f'-1.1 21 af 1 - T11-1 1- - 1. .1 ,, .- 5 1111 11 ' -' 1111- 111'1-si111- 1-1' of 111 - - ' .'.'. '1111 1 1 ' ' 1 - I' - 1 .T A1111 - 11- 1,1111 11 1--A -'11 1- Q 11- - . ..1 111 -1 . 1, 1 .1'1. 11-11 11 ' ' 111-.' .'1--11'. 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VAN BUREN ST.0 CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarlcet 1-1000 f:v-v- -v-1-xf-y-y:x-v:x':1':.f:.1f:x':.v-v-w1-w1v:.f:v:.'1v- '-1 '1frv:v:xf:v:vr1rxL'i H Ll L1 ll Ll ll 11 H Ll Ll ll ll S H LI 5 11 ll H ll 11 Ll 11 11 ll 11 E LI '1 il ll 11 E 5 I h H 5 ::n:n:s:.n......s.n:r:4:x:. s.L.x:.r.x..x:4s-s-aL.511Jro::x:ax:.'.4.s.u1.a::n:.x:x:nJ We w1sh all the sen1ors of 1949 a happy and prosperous Journey through hfe It . . .v., A ,,-- M, ----fx, f -- r-4. vs.-A-lr -- V--v . v 'v .l. ,4v ,4Af4A.4, f .-, , ,,, , , , , , , ,.,. u Il Il 11 I1 I1 ll 11 U I 11 11 11 U I1 ' , li 11 ' u - 11 li - 11 11 Il 11 11 I U I The Worthmgton Savmgs Bank l'U V'1':U V'1'- 'L 'U'U K V 'U'i S S S - 'IU'if 1'1 V-1 K 'f Sf 1fj'j 3-0314361 1:03-'J-9.41.-:Y-:X-JY-5-43-4 I-f -A-aY-:LGI Sidivlllni-IZOLJT in-43-1,-:ia Member Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporatmn ,- U U U U E U U U U U U U U F U 5 F I1 I1 I1 U I1 I1 can Compliments of Llnworth Farmers Exchange Company Lumber Coal Feed IHC Farm Machmery PHONE WORTHINGTON 2 5314 LINWORTH OHIO Builders Supplies-Hardware ' 78 - lg AG I 5 ' TUIIRII. 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' ,' ' CONGRATULATIONS Complzments oj to the MOORES PHARMACY CLASS OF 1949 SNOUI-'PER VICTOR CAPITAL COLUMBIA RECORDS Dry Cleaners Comphmenw of To buy or sell a Worthmgton home Talk To Us MAPLE LEP PLGWERS Worthmqton Realty Ce Complzmcnts oj BeQChWO1d Hgrdmfare C0 COLUMBUS OHIO LIN WORTH OHIO LA 1478 Snouffer Furmture Store CO 1PU 1U1fS0 Hezrloom Fzunzture of Tomorrow P VVHCQX 5 tO W ORTHINGTGN OHI0 xx ORTHINGTON OHIO 4591 North High Street Y AT A . 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