Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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X'v0l1klL'l'lilIl nu'nio1'u's am' lclit to tlu' seniors lironi this nun' school. furtaiiiily ' ttcr XYZIQ' lor ii group to complete ti linail yczir, than to rcnu'm hx' vrultiaitc llroni tlu' new high school. tlu'V consiclcr tlu'inst'h'cs Ll wry ltulty group. to lu NVQ :irc wry grzitclul to .ill thost' who this school. ' 'L' lor tlu'i'c tire' nmny 'ittclul not ll1k'l'L' IS no lu' u' lirst class to g . ll stu lbul proiul tnul 1 lul 1 sthool lllu Vvortliington. s is tlu sttulnnt hoclv, to linvc hit tlu DLX! sthool is rcailly lilx , nts xx ho lolloxx will lu' 1ll3lC to . units oiu ol xx huh has iiluuuly itll not It noulul to lacing tl i lu' J tlcnts :lhlc to alttn' . ' iniulc it possihlc for Ll.'. aj ' .' ' 1 illhis is ai small pi'cx'icw ol' nf 1 ' ' ' things yet to conu' in l'uturc yours. Sttulc Q ' l '. only oiu' huilcling, hut tlu'rc :irc going to lu' st'x'L'i'nl ' 5: ' sturtccl. Tha' gfklllllilllllg seniors only rcgu't that tlux x ' ' tlu' high sChool n'lu'n it is complcu-tl. 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P1uNe1PA1., Nlr. lleisclnnan, our high school prin' cipal, has taught at VVorthington fourteen years. lle hegan his career at NVorthing' ton hy teaching junior high mathematics anal science. Alter teaching four years at the junior high, he heeame principal at the senior high, teaching physics and coaching varsity hasltethall and golf. Mr. lleischman ohtainecl his Bachelor of Sei ence clegree in litlucation from Capital University lllill his Master ol' xlrts clegrce from Ohio State University. llis home- town is New .llhany, Ohio. Gln. lliczu l'1uNc:11nxL Nlr. llowartl .Xnclreas. ,lunior lligla School principal, has heen with the Vllorth- ington Schools lor ten years as principal ancl math teacher. Prior to ioining the faculty here. he taught in Leetonia, Ohio, anti in hleclina County. hir. ,Xntlreas earnetl his degree of Bachelor ol' Science in llclucation at Kent State University ancl his hlaster's degree from Ohio State Uni- versity. llis hometown is VVheeling, Vllest Virginia. uns. ,lynx lilflrfl' I I XIISS ANN IIIIIIXSIIJI xIII.l'ClIQI5ww X:'.IlIl.'XN 3' A, N A - A. H I S. In 1. .Q 'lllkll lilll. I X XI X O I U. S' U- NIII. IIAIIOIIJ IBISCIIOI-I Xllk, lfIl,XNK IUXVI-IIYQ II. S., Akron U.. JK. II.. II. S, IjlIllk'1lfIHl1, ' Ul1iuLlUNl.A.. XI. .'X., O. S. II. U. S. . NIISS YIIu'XNIfII I'I5 IIEXI XIISS -lI5,AN'I'.'IIIIiS lg, A-'Q1,i., Ly, IE. bl I-clurnufm, Mm O. S. II. WIS' xm. mm' Nl I wx II. S. Ifclllmtimw. l,XlS'xIIklST'II 'i'i c'..pn..l Ll. ' -I -- ' XIII. ,XIX I l ILIII ll-XSSVI II. S., XIICIIIQLAIII SIAIIL' n... s XIAIICLAIIIQI' IIUX I: S I3uwIing QIYCCII II. IIKIIICIIIIUII, IIWIIII 5I5I2NllA1I'lI II S. Izclucaltum. U. S. LI. . ,.. ., 1,ll'i 'I . 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That year they elected Buddy llutler class president. Yllhen llomecoming time came, llctty Ann Price was voted to he representative on the court. The class was husy selling magazines and already looking ahead to the junior' Senior Prom, which would soon he their responsihility. ln l95l, the class worked very hard to plan a successliul junior- Scnior. President Dave Moody led them in this endeavor, and lletty Ann Price was again chosen for the llomecoming Court. ilvhe junior-Senior was really worth their hest elliorts, they del cided, so the class memhers sponsored paper drives, dances, and other functions to I11klliC money. .Xt the end ol' the year they were ahle to have a line Prom with a Mardi Gras theme. 'lihe class also presented Life Begins at Sixteen , a comedy play in three acts. For the senior year Bill Cuddy was class president. The popular xote elected Betty Ann Price llomecoming Queen, and Shirley ligelholl her senior attendant. The class directed its efforts toward taking a trip to VVashington, D. C. and New York City at the end of the year. To this end they sponsored a paper drive, spaghetti dinners, collected sales tax stamps, and accomplished other projects. The class play, Mignonette, gave the seniors a chance to he gentlemen and ladies ol' the Old South. Many of the seniors planned college study, while others chose johs in various lields. Striving to do their hest in their work, they would always remcmher that the door to success is laheled PUSI l. .-1:....... LEVVY ALESI HBE Baseball, 2: Band, 2, 3, 4: Dixielancl Band. 4: Dance llancl, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4. Vll'I'A AYl.l1i .Iacltsontown II ig lm , 2, 3: CAA, 4: llocltey, 4: Basket! hall, 4: Y-Teens, 3, 4: Speech Class Play, 4. 'IAUK l31Xll'l'l,l5,Y Varsity VV Clulu, 4: lioothall. 2: lraclt, 2, 3: X-Country, gl lntramural, 2, 3, 4: Mixetl Choir, 2, 4: Ili-Y, 2, 3, 4: Chaplain, 4: VVigon Society. 2: Sr. Class Play, 4: Speech Class Play, 4: Variety Show, 2, 4: Sports Announcer, 4. CLYDE l3A'l l'lN Colutnhus lfast ll. S., 2, 3: Varsity VV Club, 4: lfootliall, 4: liasehall, 3, 4: Intramural, 4: lli-Y, 4: Speech Class Play, 4. DANA ANDERSON GAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 2: Hockey, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Show, 2: Speech Class Play, 4. NIAIECLIEIHTE BAILEY CAA. 2, 3: Band. 2, 3: Or- chestra, 2, 3, 4: Dance Bantl. 3, 4: County Music Festival. 2: X-il eens, 2, 3, 4. ,l:XNET BATII CAA, 2, 3, 4: Ilocltcy, 2, 3. 4: l3asltethall, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra, 2, 3: County Music liiestiyal, 2: Yffcens, 2, 3, 4: Press Cluh, 4: Short Cir' cuit, 3, 4: Cardinal, 4: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Variety Show, 2, 3. RONNIE BAXTER Baseball, 2, 4: Bancl, 2, 3: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Orchestra, 2, 3: Student Council, 3: Senior Class, Vice Pres.: I n tra m u ra l, 4: X- Country, 3: lli'Y, 3, 4: Mixccl Choir, 4: German Band, 2, 3: Brass Ensemble, 2, 3: County M u sic Festival, 2: llmrm. Chairman, 4: Speech Class Play, 4: Dance Band, 2, 3. ,J Sixteeii VVILLIAM BELL Varsity VV Club, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4, Boys' En- semble, 2, 3: Hi-Y. 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3, Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: County Music Festival. 2. JANICE BLAKEMORIL 'lioins lliver ll. New Jer- sey. 2, 3, llonor Society, 4: Variety Show, 4, Mixed Choir, Girls' Ensemble, 4: Accompanist: Orchestra, 4, Mneniosynean, 4. PAUL BRONSDON Football, 3. 4, Debate Society 4, Varsity VV Club, 41 Play. Speech Class, 2. JACK CAMPBELL Varsity W Club, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Track, 2: Wigcmim Society, 2, Press Club, 4, Cardinal, 4, Speech Class Play, 3: Student Coun- cil, 4. JAMES HIVLN Varsity XV Club, 3, 4, Sec'y, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4, X-Country, 3. 4, lli-Y, 3. 4: Science Club, 3: Photography Club, 3, Class Treasurer. 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. JANET BOLON Y-Teens, 4, Short Circuit. 4: George VVashington ll. 3: Basketball, 3: VVorlcl Events Club, Double Barred Cross Society. BUDDY llllllillfll Varsity VV Club. 4: Basket- ball, 2. 3. 4: Football, 2, 3. 4, Orchestra. 2, 3, Track, 2. 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, Dance llancl, 2, hlixetl Choir, 4: lli'Y, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres., 2, Stuclcnt Council, 2, Variety Show, 4: llmrrn. Chairman, 2, 3: Speech Class Play, 4, Vice Pres., llancl ancl Orch.. 2. 3: Track Capt., 4. LINDA CARTER GAA, 2, 3, 4, llockcy, 2, Basketball, 2, Honor Society, 4, Girls' State, Alt., 3, Va- riety Show, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play: Cardinal, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir, 4, Press Club, 4, Short Circuit, 3, 4: County Music Festival, 2, Orchestra. 2, 3. ALICE Cl IAIXIBPIIS CAA, 2: Y-Tee n s, 3, 4: FIIA, 2. 3. LUIS COCIIIIAN Sarasota, Fla. ll.S., 2: Ilonor Society, 4: CAA, 3. 4: Yllreas' urer, 4: lloekey, 3: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 3, 4: 2 Mixed Choir, 4: Iress Club, 4: Short Circuit, 4: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Variety Show, 4. L.'Xli'l'l'l'IA CORBIN CAA, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: llockey, 2, 3: Mnemosy- nean, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Short Circuit, 4: junior Class Play, 3: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4. IJUN CIIOVV Varsity XV Club, 3: Track. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals, 4: Band, 2, 3: Dixieland, 2, 3: Ili-Y, 3, 4: Pres., 4: junior Class Play: Urcbestra, 2, 3: Dance Band, 2, 3: County Music Iiestival. 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Variety Show, 4: Student Council, 2, 4: Boys' State, 3: lifonor So- ciety, 3, 4: Vice Pres.. 4: Class Vice Pres., 3. JEAN CIIESSER GAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 3: Cheerleader, 2, 4: Hockey, 2. 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: lklajor- cttes, 2, 3: Drum Major, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: FHA, 2, 3, Pres., 3: Treas., 2: FIIA, Natl Convention, 2: Short Circuit, 4: Variety Show, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Track Ckmurt, 2: County Music Festival, 2: FIIA State Rally, 3. BILL CONIJIT Varsity XV Club, 4: Basket- ball Mgr., 3: Intramural, 2, 4: Ili-Y Chaxnas, 2, 3, 4: I llll, 2, 3, 4: Football, 3, 4. RUCEI3 COX Track Team, 3: Ili-Y, 3, 4: Science Club, 3, 4: illreasf urcr. 3: Debate Society, 4: Ilonor Society, 3, 4. llII,l- CUDDY Basketball, 3: Iiootball, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2: Intramurals, 2, 4: Ili-Y, 2, 3, 4: Vliigon So- ciety. 2: Debate Society, 4: Cardinal, 4: Ilonor Society, 3, 4: Class President, 4: Ili-Y Champs, 2, 4: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Press Club, 4. wtf' S if if f Q' Wi, 3:7 Z QQ ,J 37 :Iii . NWI' Seventeen Ei glztceu va' i wi, ANN DABBY GAA, 2, 3, 4: Ilockey, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 County Music Festival, 25 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet, 35 Press Club, 45 Short Circuit, 45 Senior Class Play5 Variety Show, 2, 45 Tennis, 2, 3. JOAN DAVIS Columbus VVest, 25 GAA, 3. 45 Hockey, 3, 4: Basketball. 3, 45 Y-Teens, 3, 4: Short Circuit, 3, 45 Honor Society, 45 Science Club, 35 Photog- raphy Club, 3. STEPHEN DEMOS Varsity VV Club, 45 Football, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, 45 X-Coun- try, 25 Mnemosynean, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Ensemble, 2, 35 blixed Choir, 45 blixed Ensemble, 2, 35 Ili-Y, 3, 45 VVigon So- ciety, 25 Science Club, 3, 4: Treas., 45 Press Club, 45 De- bate Society, 45 Cardinal, 4: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society, 45 Speech Class Play, 35 judge, Franklin County Day, 4. ,IACQUIE DLIMBAULD GAA, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader, 2, 35 Hockey, 2, 35 Basket- ball, 2, 3, 45 Majorette, 2, 3, 45 Mnemosynean, 25 Mixed Choir, 45 Girls' Ensemble, 45 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 Short Cir- cuit, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Play: Senior Class Play5 Hal- lowe'en Court, 3, 45 Queen, 45 Track Court, 2, 35 Varsity Show, 2, 3, 45 Press Club, 4. GEORGE DAVIS Baseball, 25 Intramural Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4. ZAZEL DAVIS GAA, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 FHA, 2, 3: Parlianientarian. 2: Short Circuit, 4: junior Class Play, 35 Mixed Choir, 45 Variety Show, 2, 3, 45 Speech Class Play, 4: Voice of Democracy Contest. 4. BELDON DIXON Varsity VV Club, 45 Pres., 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 3, 45 All Mid-Six, 45 Base- ball, 2, 3, 4: lli-Y, 2, 3 45 Sec'y., 3: Stuclent Council, 4. SHIRLEY EGELIIUFF CAA, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 45 Hockey, 2, 35 Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet, 3, 45 FHA, 25 Press Club, 45 Cardinal, 4: Speech Class Play, 45 Variety Sbow, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State, 35 Homecom- ing Court, 45 Girls' Quartet, 4: County Music Festival, 25 President, Nlixecl Choir, 4. .n-nov' Gliblil IQRICKSON Middleton, VVisconsin, 2: llonor Society, 4: junior Class Play: Sbort Circuit, 4: Pbof tograpby Club, 3: Press Club, 4: Yfl'eens, 3, 4: Urcliestra. 3, 4: Band. 3: Mneinosynean. 3, 4. lili'l l'Y llAMlL'l'ON GAA, 2, 3, 4: Pres., 4: Ten- nis, 2, 3, 4: llockey, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Cbeer- leader, 3: Girls' Ensemble, 3: Mixed Ensemble, 3: Mixed Cboir, 4: Y-'l'eens, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3, 4: Sec'y, 4: Press Club, 4: Sbort Circuit, 3, 4: Cardinal: Senior Class Play: Variety Sbow, 2, 3. 4: Stu- dent Council, 2, 3: Sec'y, 4: llalloween Court, 4. JOY llUllSliY GAA, 2, 3, 4: Ilockey, 2, 3: llaskctball, 2, 3: Cbeerleader, 3: Majorettcs, 4: Y-'l'eens, 2, 3. 4: Press Club, 4: Sbort Circuit, 3, 4: Variety Show, 2, 3: llmrm. C brm n., 2 Santa lVlonica IIS, 2: Speech Play, 4. BILL KEETIILILR Varsity VV Club, 4: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Dispatcb All Mid- Six, 4: Band, 2, 3: Dance Band, 3: Orcbcstra, 2, 3: County Music Festival, 2: lliAY, 2, 3, 4: Sgt.-at-Arms, 4: Baseball, 2, 3: Speecb Class Play, 4: Dixieland llantl, 2: Intramurals, 2. BARBARA HAMILTON Cardinal Co-Editor, 4: Ilonor Society, 3, 4: Class Sec., 3: State Delegate, Y-Teen Conf., 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3: Vice Pres., lnterclub, 4: Press Club, 4: llallowe'en Court, 2: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Cheer! leader, 3, 4: County Music Festival, 2: GAA, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Cboir, 4: Girls' En- semble, 3, 4: Pres., 4: Sliort Circuit, 4: Referee, Franklin County Day, 4. NIAHYANN HARD GAA., 22, 3, 4: Basketball. 2, 3: Y-'l'et't1s 2, 33, 4: Variety Sbow 2: llonor Society, 4. TOM .IERMAN lli-Y, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Band, Concert and Marching, 2: IliAY Bas- ketball Cliamps, 2, 3, 4: Speech Class Play, 4: Base' ball, 2. IACQUELINE KELLY Majorette, 4: Ilonor Society, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 4: Press Club, 4: Cheerleader, 3: Cardinal, 3, 4: Oracle Editor, 4: Senior Class Play: GAA, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 4: Hmrm. Cbairman 3: Mixed Cboir, 4: Sbort Cir- cuit, 3, 4: Variety Sbow, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, Hockey, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: County Music Festival, 2. q-rv Nineteen Tweiny PETER KNOVVLTON Science Club, 2, 3, 4: Vice President, 4: Press Club, 4: Debate Society, Pres., 4: Photography Club, 3: Short Circuit, 3: Senior Class Play: Cardinal, 4: Chairman, Pne- publican Mock Convention, 4. FRITZ LALENDORF Football Manager, 2, 3: Base- ball, 2, 3: Intramurals, 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Press Club, 4: Oracle, 4: Short Circuit, 4: Cardinal, 4: Sports VVriter. VVorthington News, junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Class Play, 4. UAH, l.l'lVENilAGEN CAA, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader. 4: Basketball, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: FHA, 2: Variety Show. 3: Speech Class Play, 3. CAROLYN LINDIMORE GAA, 2, 3: Hockey, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3: Science Club, 3: FHA. 3: Tennis, 2, 3. GEOFFREY KUYPER Honor Society, 4: Photog- raphy Club. 3: Science Club, 3, 4: Secretary. 4. CARYL LANG! IIRT GAA. 2. 4: Basketball, 2: Y- Teens, 2, 3, 4: VVigon So- ciety, 2: Science Club, 4: Press Club, 4: Debate Society. 4: Oracle Staff, 4: Short Cir- cuit, 3, 4: Senior Class Play. 4: Variety Show, 2: Honor Society, 4: Speech Class Play. 4. Clllilllllli l.EVlNlf Fremont Ross Iligh, 2: CAA, 3, 4: Y-Teens. 3, 4: Press Club, 4: Photography Club, 3: Short Circuit, 3, 4: Variety Show, 4. PATTI LINN Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3. 4: CAA, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3. 4: Tennis, 2: llockey, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: FHA, 2, 3: Press Club, 4: Photography Club, 3: Oracle, 2, 3, 4: Short Circuit, 2, 3. 4: Cardinal. 4: Speech Class Play, 3: Variety Show, 2, 4: Class Treasurer, 2: Junior Class Play: Pte- porter, Citilen Youth Page. 4. if APfl'llUl't LOOS llascball, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2. 3, 4: Speech Class Play. 4: Sports Announcer, 4. RLITI I ANN MACKAY CAA, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 4: Tennis, 2, 3, 4g Hockey, 2, D 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4g lres., Girls' Glee Club, 4g Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4g Cabinet, 4g State Delegate, Y-Teen Conference, 3: FHA, 2, 3g Press Club, 4: Short Circuit, 4g Cardinal, 4: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play, Variety Show, 2. 3. -4: Delegate. National FHA Convention, 2. MARLENE MAJOR North High School, 2: Vklest Phoenix High School, Phoe- nix, Arivona, 3g Speech Class Play, 4. RUTH lNlAPiSlAlALL Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Fl IA, 2, 3. RUTH LUCAS Newark High School, 2, 3: Speech Class Play, 4. DON MAJOR North High School, 2g VK'est Phoenix High School, Phoe nix, Arizona, 3: Speech Class Play, 4. PAUL MALLY Varsity VV Club, 4g Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Champs, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Ba sketball, 4, Track Team, 3, 43 Football. 2, 3, 4g Captain, 4: Second Team, All hlicl-Six, Dispatch and Citizen, 4. Cl IARLES McKNICHT Varsity VV Club, 4g Trcas., Basketball, 2, 3, 4g Football, 2, 3, 4g Track, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble, 2g Mixed Ensem- ble, 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Hi-Y. 4: VVigon Society, 2: Speech Class Play, 3: Variety Show. 4: Student Council, 2, 3: Boys' Quartet, 4g Boys' Glce: Hmrm. Chairman, 2, 4. I Tivcrzty-one . ', 3.1 ,,, . . euiyftwo DONNA MICK CAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, 2, 3: Hockey, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3: Drum Major, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Press Club, 4: Class Secref tary, 4: Student Ckmuncil, 4: Variety Show, 2: Senior Class P ay. PHYLLIS MILLER CAA, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens. 2, 3, 4: Cabinet, 3, 4: Press Club. 4: Oracle, 4: Short Circuit, 3, 4: Editor, 4: Cardinal, 3: Prince of Peace, 2: Honor Society, 3. 4. IEANNETTE IXIORCAN CAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 2, 3: Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: VVigon Society, 2: FHA, 2, 3: Vari- ety Show, 2. NIARCINE PARKER CAA, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Y7l'eens, 3, 4: FHA, 4: Short Circuit, 4: Vllest High, 2. DAVID IXIILLER Rifle Club, 3: Science Club, 4: Senior Class Play, Scenery, 4. DAVE AIOODY Basketball, 2, 3: X-country, 2, 3: Intramurals, 4: Band, 2, 3: Dance Rand, 2, 3: Orchesa tra, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres.. 4: Homeroom Chair- man, 2: Cardinal, 3, 4: Stu! dent Council, 3, 4: President, 4: Boys' State, 3: Class Presi- dent, 3: Vice President, 2: Student Rody President, 4: Press Club, 4. SHIRLEY NELSON CAA, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 3: Cheerleader. 2, 4: lkiajorettes, 2, 3: County Music Festival, 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Vice President, 3: President, 4: State Delegate. Yfldeens Conference, 3: Short Circuit, 4: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Student Council, 4: Treasurer, 4: Class Secretary, 2. RONALD POLING Varsity XV Club, 4: Football, 2: Intramurals, 2: Coll, 2, 3: Speech Class Play, 3. 4. BETTY ANN PRICE GAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Majorette, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble. 4: County Music Festival, 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Press Club, 4: Cardinal Co-Edito r, 4: Oracle, 2: Short Circuit, 4: Senior Class Play: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: Ilomecorning Court, 2. 3: Queen, 4: Ilonor Society, 3, 4. IIILDA ANN RICHARDS CAA, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3: Rasketball, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: ITIIA, 2, 3: Vice Pres., 3: Press Club, 4: Oracle. jr. High Ed., 4: Short Circuit, 3, 4: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: Art Editor, 4: FHA State Confer- ence, 2. 3: FI IA Ilistorian, 2. jlM RUCKER Mixed Choir, 4: IliAY, 3. 4: Science Club, 3: Rille Club, 3: Speech Class Play, 4: Va- riety Show, 4. FRED SlQI,.I..S Varsity VI' Club, 4: Coll, 2, 3, 4: lIi'Y, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Champs, 2, 3, 4. MARTIE PRICE Y-Teens, 2, 3: FIIA, 2, 3. DON RIEKE Varsity VV Club, 3, 4: Basket- hall, 2, 3, 4: Football, 2. 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: All hlid Six, First Team, 4: Orchestra, 2: Ili-Y. 2, 3, 4: Ilonor So- ciety, 4. ARDEN LOU SEEGER CAA. 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 3, 4: llockey, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Sci- ence Club, 4: Press Club, 4: Rifle Club, 3: Oracle, 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4: St. hlary of the Springs, 2: Speech Class Play, 4: CitiLcn Youth Page Reporter 4. jOY SIX CAA, 2. 3, 4: Tennis. 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader, 2, 3: Hockey, 2. 3, 4: Rasketball, 2, 3, 4: County Festival, 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: VVigon, 2: FIIA, 2, 3: Press Club, 4: Oracle, 4: Short Cir- cuit. 3, 4: Track Queen, 3: Senior Class Play: FIIA State Rally. 3: Art, Scholarship Award. 'Ulli-YAIII 'L'-f 1 -J? 'E 8:3-gn' . I-'3ll'L'7lfj f'lJllf VVAYNE SIX Varsity VV Club, 3, 4: Bas- ketball, 2, 3: Football, 2, 3. 4: Track, 2, 3: Intramurals, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Homeroorn Chairman, 2: Speech Class Play, 3, 4: Student Council. 3: lntrarnural Champs, 4: Hi- Y Champs, 4. BOB STEVENS Varsity VV Club, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals, 3: Science Club, 3, 4: Speech Class Play, 3. 4. CARL VAGT Intramurals, 2, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3. 4: Photography Club, 3: Speech Class Play, 4. jANlCE VVEST Y-Teens, 2, 3: Cabinet, 3: GAA. 2, 3: Basketball, 2: Hockey, 2, 3: FHA. 2: Short Circuit, 3: Oracle, 3: Variety Show, 2, 3. l3ICHAl3D SNYUPR Football Manager, 3: IIi.'t', 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 3, 4: Debate Society, 4: Photog- raphy Club, 3: Fencing. 4: Oracle Photographer, 4. MARY Tl IORMYER Nlnemosynean. 3. 4: Band. 2. 3: Orchestra, 2, 3. 4: County Nlusic Festival, 2: Mixed Choir, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 3, 4, President, 4: Press Club, 4: Debate So- ciety. 4: Cardinal, 4: Short Circuit, 3, 4: Variety Show. 2, 3. 4: Honor Society, 3, 4. JAMES VVEATF Cross-Country, 3: lland. 2: Orchestra. 2: Hitt, 3, 4: North High, 2. BARBARA VVILSON GAA, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 3: Hockey, 3: Basketball, 2: Y- Teens, 2, 3, 4: Science Club. 3: Photography Club, 3: Speech Class Play, 4: Variety Show, 2, 3. KEN VWLLISON Varsity VV Club, 4: liootball. 2, 3, 4: illraclt, 2: lntraniurals, 4: Science Club, 3, 4: Debate Society, 4: Pbotograplty Club. 3: Fencing, 4: Senior Class Play: Speech Class Play, 4: intramural Cltantps, 4. Dftllltlili NVUl.CO'l l' Oracle, 3: Sltort Circuit. Sports litlitor, 3, 4: VVortli- ington News, Sports NVritcr. 3: Nt. Vernon Acaclcniy, 2: Columbus Citizen Youtb Page. 3. DO'l l lli VVUOD GAA, 4: Y-Teens, 4: Oracle Historian, 4: Sliort Circuit. 4: Variety Show. 4: VVest lligli Scbool. 2, 3. IIOVVARD ZIMMER Varsity VV Club, 4: Football Manager, 3, 4: lntrainurals, 2: Boys' Ensemble, 2, 3: -lunior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Class Play: County Music Festival, 2: Mixecl llnsenible, 2, 3: Mixed Choir, 4: Science Club, 3, 4: Debate Society, 4: ybotog- raphy Club, 3: llii'le'Club, 3: Variety Show, 2, 3, 4. ,llillltY VVlLLlAlXlS junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Varsity VV Club, 4: Track, 2, 3. 4: Cross Coun- try, 2, 3, 4: lntramurals, 4: Nlneniosynean, 2, 3. 4: Band, 2. 3. 4: Dixieland, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble, 4: County Festival, 2: Hi-Y, 2, 3. 4: Debate Society, 4: llonor Society. 3. 4. ANN XVOOD CfX.'X, 2, 3: liancl, 2: Y-lcens, 2. 3. 4: Chairman, Denny eratic Mock Convention, 4. SUSAN YENSEN CAA. 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3: liaslaetball, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Sltort Circuit, 4: Science Club, 3: junior Class Play: Variety Sbow, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 4. 2, 'nw' 1- X! 42,13 It-fr In right llUl'll.ll1l. 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Klux' gun, NULIII. 9.l11IuuI, 'in' .lj.1l'. II.l1'nI. IIUH I Nvw c,SIDlll'll, Iimpvr. I .1I.c I mvcmtcilm. SI.lllk'I'. Kru xingvr. I'gI't'IiIk'l'. I I ll I Ix Cyrcn-mx'.lIcI. I-mgxlmuw XI.1IlI1cxu. I'wrIcr. ,Xluswr VIII' - ' . I 'IN QHIIIIS. II.mscI. XIV. Ilmu-II I, I Suv!! IIHIL ull Innig, CICIXIILI, I.mgx1.1II' I5IcIcr. Xlqwu. 9cI1.n.1I Smith. II.lI'l'Ix, XIiIIu1'. Or II1HL'I.k'I'. Xlmur. S.-n11l11cxx gIIILI.lIxl'l'. Hun' I I'.lrwm I.uc.u, Slmimlclcr. Yivlwn XIUXIUVIQIII. UJIXM, Ifmlls I cvvmmm. Ku nvr, lim-pIw XImI1cr, IR.-Imimnn. XX'OR'I'l IIXCL I UN WI II 'ff I ' Slmirl an 01 ' vm' lll'lN'l', IIUN wll. IDM-ix. X -III.. IDLIII II41rIu'r, QRIUIX. .XII-sh I rm' U31-r, filvlu. U'L'n'sU. Ilnix CVIKIQIIIIQIUII, lk-.ng-Im, Iimwlm XYicIx. IIUII' 'I XYIIIQIL' falw, 13.1 i I L' 5 , XX'.lL1I1k'l4 Ihxis, ,XIuXI.ll1nus. Ilu UIWIQ. Iluwnimg. N t -1 x' 1' 1' LIUIIIICV. XXIUIIIILIII. IIurIcx IIAIIILQUIII-Ili, .XIIcn. XYQIHI II.luI1cIul', NIV, Ilill. Ham 2 CI1 .1 pm il n. C 'ritcI1IlcILI. I fm'I:i11. Immn. Xlurcul' IILll'I7L'I', Ir.1ulm.m. Qlinrlx CKIIIIIW, Ilmu-r, .Xm'IicI1, XII' ,'XcI.l1nx. Il.1yt-un, CR-cI11'.m C IILLFHXY. C I1.llIlI1l'I'x C-IlUl7l'l'. XIIIIIIU. IIIIII' I IIlIIIl'l'. XYI1itm'x, -I'.IYIlll' XYc.1IL'. 'I'.n'ImuItu11. Xlursm' IIu.n'cr, XX'.uInIic. XYiIwu XYiIIxnn. Il-II111, I.nInr 'I'I1mn.nx. XYOIII I IIXKQ I UN T l II ' ' Hu' 4 IIN-xc IIIHIIIIQ. IIuIm1.m. I .lmglcy I?lL'L'IxUIIIl. XIiluI1vII. XVII Iinms. Slwclx, I I .1 .I sg L' 1' Clmsra. xI.ll'lIl1. IIIINNUX XYiIIis. IDI-mg. Iiullx, I .lI.n' I'cIL'r Ih'cIxuiIIu. XI nu VL' Iinu' 2 II-IIIMII. I ulf Ilnvlclsmm. IINIIUII XIINIIUI' XX lILIL'I', -IUIIIIIIIN. XX .Ill.m- Y I'4YAll1N, gl1UNlI1'II, l.uuI , V' ' U Imnvn, In I I I nv I, r nu n ILIIILIIII. Xclwn, SIIIIIIIICI IImcIL-x, IIuIm Ilurrll, I'I1lI IIuruI1, K'I1.uwx. XIlll1L'IL' IUIIHSUII. XI-win. Iluu' .1 5tuIaL's, I' x .u ll N, XI .I 1' I. x Ilivm. I-'I.wi.1. II.IL'I1. I vm'cIy Iluwllcy, I .-Mlm. .Xrm strung,IIL'nl1Il1gl1ml1 LIIYIIICIQ Iimulmilm. UIUC!! - . IIIalIwsIvu, XI4'Ix1u. Iw5cn. SIIIS. Xl .1 r 5 I1 .I I I. N1-II IH-IIQI-x'. Hmm' I IIif.1Iw1I1 Nclmn. I3cxL'1'i4Iuv. Ilvlnm I-,lll'II'f'. XXIHU, XIVI .IIIHII Im, IIIIPIILIN. I .llvmlnrl VI ll1lL'l', Su.1ltL'rnI.uy, XX .mI I,.1x11Iwl'tm1. Sn'I1.ucr. U'ccsu NIL-wr. Ia1ngc111.un, I'n1 II.mn.1. C .uII. X. Sl IARON 7 I'lI Inj! In VILQIII Hun' 9 Pullm, Usual, l'riL'L' Stimcr. KICGUL: ci.lllll5lDL'H. llinlxlc. l al1'alI1.ly'. Nl.IL'IxCIl!iL'. -lul1l1w11, Km lUYiL'll, Powcll. Hull' 2 SIIUIIIILIII, Pulls, Xlillcr. l31'icwU. Nusllmmallm, IHINIIILIIT, Slifllur, lhlm. lxcnnvnlx. Hou' I XI1 ' ' ' lnlmwvlx, lbl.lL x. lmggs. XYQIU. SL'l1iI'llil1gL'l'. IxilIcl'.S1niIl1. wk L .--A. PIQIXHY 7'l'II X 8'l Il IL!! tu Vigil! Hun' :Z 'IUIHISIUILlllDl1l7L'I',N0l'l,SI1ll5Il'l',XXyI1ilL'. l5rcLl .ll'H'L'l'5, Xl.mn1, lfnrl .lL'HL'l'S. Hun' 2 Illytlw lgllllhl. cllllll, l'1'x'in, l.L'uSLlI1', Uxulclwxmwucl. Pvanrt. Jklkim. Hun' I IJAIIIIIXICII. ckllflll f'l1L'c'hL'l11al11. HUIII. PAIIIN ll'l'NHlilIl, BAll'l!L'II, littlcliclcl. QLlclct1u, Ul'All1L'I1t'. I 'lglzirlj jim s f 1 S E L Ex a ' 3 'T ,f xy I df 0' ,ah 2. ' u Yan, 14, , ggi? lnn ,W ,im U b,, :. m . L' mAf?lf f? ' K ., 'uanfy j li , r K v ,, :S - .Q V .K Q ' ' K ,, W9 f 'FY' rg '-ff if l ' ,aM, ,..l fi wel R A 1 ,N .1. fx: X' BD 7 I eyyi' is 4 ,Q x,A . . ,1 ' 1 Q 'Q V 9 I t xx. H O 'Cl .- 'gk WLXQK 1 4' T' ,ww ivvfff I .wi Y, My, W . M mi' X 'n 7163 im: Q9 B 1 Q, Pr, F . n .. v ,, -x, u. n ,--., ,A- . '? 5f 5 25+ 5 2 an A Qi L V f 5 sal? M L ..,,, I , , , Q Nu 1 ,U vm C lull- lhtttn h.tx inziclc at xmtliritin ul ltix xn-Lutllvtl utr. lt ix tltn' IIIUSI C0114 wnicnt int-.inx nl tt'.imptirt.itiim. ultlinttsgli l5I'.lt'lit'QIllf ctcry hwy can rcinctnhcr that Xtmic tiint' tlnring tht' titty nr night they Intl In pn H+ xii it, t-itlit-r l7t'CAlllSL' ul' at lltit Ittt' nr lztult tml incl. Iaiiuli hm' tflnppccl tn hltt uvntx Iii http .i ncn' c4ii'htit'cttn' hut ntin' the luml cnin'ct'tilil1.' Im tthnnst Quint: In :tx hn.tl I1-wttmg plqicc. an it hm Intn' Il.tt lllls .intl lin wtitt' iuiwtt it just isnt hitting nn itll twlintlt-rs. llmtm-xt-i' tht' 1-piwtlt-Q with this un' , 'ft' .Ill .Illltllttt llit- lmn Inv lit-ltl in thc lit-ld. Lxtst nl ilit- nun' Iiigli Nt-Iinnl, nuts at titlitvtitlotts xtitu-xx. 'l'liiN is thc nccuml YLWII' that it hm hm-cn lit-lil, .intl this win' it prnt'cal tn h.n'c .is nntuh spirit .ix ltixt f'L'kll'. Ilnx i4.ttlict'itn.1 lim l7L'k'Ullll' tin atnnttatl wcttt, atnml tht- wlwlt- iuniui' zincl svninr liiglt turn aint lm' it. 'lihc Y-'l'cvtix wnrlt h.tt'tl In wllt-ut tht' wiititl, Qlllll ztltCt' tht- lirt- is hnilt cx'ut'ynttc gilIllL'l'S ziruuncl. l't'cclictiuns ill'L' hc.n'tl lirutn thc tc.tcltt'l's, lniitlmll huts, unicltcs, atntl the llntttccuiit- ing Qucvii. Inst, thc cltccrlcticlcrs lczicl it simlu' linu, ull' nl' tht' liclcl, ttncl the thnnght ntinnst in itll thc stuclcnts niincls ix th.tt wc, mn' liunthatll tc.nn. will win th.xt g.nnt ntll lt.n'c lnncl tnciiiut'it's in till :limo whim vit-t' h.nl tht- plc.iNttt'm' nl ritling tn such liilt- l , 9 , bv'-rf S Una' til thc littunitt' Imxtitiics lint' itll the st-nini' high stutlvnis. ix listvning In thc tuiclin. in Xlr. l.tnt'ct'xR i'utnn. ililim tnnc in cvciwtliittg lrntn t-zlttuititnitil pm Litnnns tn thc wnrltl st't'it's. It scctns tn cultic in qnitc li.tmly lint' thmt' svitiurs wht. winnt t.tx st.nnps cx'vry tI.ty. It wrt nl lmrciilw the ttttmltmittlttt' In turn un tht' mtliit aincl listcn in the lattt-Nt hit tnncx. 'l'lit- stuclcnts .trv XI'-llL'l-lll lu Xlr. I nn cry lin' ilu- uw ol lm mtliti, .intl ilu-v tm limping hy ncxt unit' that tlwu- will hc tl tL'lct'isint1 wt. Nl.tinlx tu liuttlivt' l'LllIL'il tion hut itlw In piwnttlt' plt'.istti't' lui' tht stutlcnts .incl l.tcnltx. cb' Z? my XY: xr: 235 STAR PERFORMERS my 23, 232 XF 23? 23, gg, 23, Q A N v ! -j if V Q ,4 , ,,, JY ,v O 23? 4? O l!1 XP as 23: gg, XF X? 23: xr, 213: XP HO ECOMIN ,T XNN Queen aww ' 1fVUi1'f.' got ri neat court, ll really sweet courtg They are the sharpest in the land. Our iizspiration, a real sensation, Is our Homecoming Queen Hefty Ann. The XVorthington fans, singing this verse to the tune of You Are My Sunshine serenadcd Betty Ann Price while she reigned as Homecoming Queen at the VVorthington-VVestervi11e game on the evening of October 19, 1951. The school was just1y proud of Betty Ann und her court. composed of Shirley Ege1hof13, seniorg Suzanne Know1ton, junior: Connie Kocpke, sophomore: and Donna 1-u1Qotn, freshmen. The queen amd her court were driven onto the field in convertibles hefore the game, and Betty .Xnn wus crowned hy the 11ieY president. Don Crow. The members of the royt11 party were also the featured guests ut the Homecoming Dance in the Elementary Gym, hiter in the evening. The queen was fortunate in having a clear, starry night for her ' wus cold, n large crowd attended thc ceremony. Forty coronation. Mthough the Air if as X ggw .M ,A X. g me Q 'x N . ' XQWLQW Q if-1 'Q Q' Q I 4 XX .I Q7 'c-VV Y ll .A ' .gf D I Q 5 w 1 AIU fav 5 J l ff' ,P S. ' ' G k ' ' F k i 1 N9 0 A 2 1 'f 4 XQfv'R .gg ' I Y' ' X. 'mn 74 4 ,il ff. , 1' Q Q Q X ' 1 ,,,L 2 ggi? xt: f H Q I! I ' W ' 0 P? E fi' 1 'I + f ,i . .xg , , gk 2, R A -- ze i ' i 4 ffff x fi -xg iw . , ' . 561, Qi if f 'K f w p ' yr- , 'Kwik' lyk R, ,V A . sfxgy , f im , 5 ,, - - -,M,,MM. w,f:.1,f . .,,A, ,- wm., Q TR CK ln the spring of 1951 VVortl1ington was ZIC' corded the honor of lacing host to the Second Annual Mid-Six Truck and Field Meet. held on XVorthington's lield on the evening of Nay 8. l7or the occasion, ai truck queen and eourt were eliosen, and junior joy Six was selected queen. ller eourt, who helped Joy in awarding medals to the winners ol' the various events, was made up ol' senior 'loan Rielie, junior luequie Dum- huuld, and sophomores Linda McCord and Carol Palmer. lr is hoped that this meet will heeome an iinnrml event, with the trzlelt queen selected from the host school ol' the NidfSix League. .Y-I rf- YN K - , Q . F U a I Y . rp, th' 5 R-. 'vb lforty-I wo QUEEN .IUY left to l'i4Lfl1f-'sfflllliilllif l.imln Xlelir mn llielie. l.le4 uie llumlmu l Carol Pillll1CI'Z Sealed joy Six. 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YCI lr is iuithcr unusual that rho two tmp ixmlxing seniors .irc girls, l1owci'cr. rhcsc two girls lciicl .1 'y .ictiw lilic. not unly in their si-lmul wurl4, hut lhvy .irc i'Cl'y husy with cxtixx k'Lll'l'lL'Lll.ll ictivitics. Phyllis Nlillcr. 294 YV. South Sl., is thc Clllllgl1lL'l' ol' Mrs. ,Xrthur li. Xlillcr. XVln-n Phyllis w.is .1 sfiplimiimc shc L'i11L'l'cal thc llrincc ul' Ponca' contest :incl sincc than shc has hccn in many iutiritics. I lor must impcwtiiiit L'Kll1II'ilHLlli0l1 to thc Senior Class amcl to thc Ili, Wm w l vrlx ns llclilur nl' thc Short Cfircuit. Ncxt ycair Phyllis plans to viilcr Bowling Qirccn llniwrsilg wrv shi' will Iillxk' in lilx-ml arts cuursc. y - l . . 'l.lL'l liolh, 688 cJXliUl'Ll St., is rho il2lLlgl1lCI' ul' hir. kllltl Mrs. ll, ,X. liclly. .Inci will hcst hc rc im l lm hu wmlx on tha Oi mln Sh l is clun in mutt l' 5 iuh this in ii is liclitui ul' thc 'Il17L'l'l'Ll i ' ' ' ' il ' '. .1 C li. 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Rough sailing is exactly what they lvound, the Cards linishing with a reeord ol' txvo vvins and live losses. Un the encouraging side, hoxvever, was the much improved spirit ol' hoth the team and the school. 'lqhe squad worked hard all year and were strongly hacked hy the student hody. The Cards sullered a hearthreaking loss in their opener at Crandview, losing out in the last minute I9-I-l. Then alter trouneing Cranville the next week, the Cards suffered four straight league losses hefore closing out the season an a winning note at Crove City I37. Senior letter winners xvere: Capt. Paul hlallv. Buddy IILIIICY, Hlaxne Six, Bill Bell, Boh Stevens, Iaelx Camphell, Don Iwlielse. I3eIdon Dixon. Charlie lX'IeKnigI1t, Bill Condit, Clyde Battin. Steve Demos, Ken VViIIi son and Paul Bronsdon. Six junior hoys also qualilied lor their letter awards. They are: Phil VVood, Iloh Traver, Jerry Cox, Roger Ilohn, John Quelette and lim Iiurlxe. I4 Crandview I9 VVorthington 6 Ililliards 20 38 Granville 6 VI'orthington 6 Wlesterville 54 I3 I,ondon 53 XVorthington I3 Grove City T 6 Marysville I-I f lcv ' l 45,f is1,s 52 54y 44f 471-52 I50 B X lvl! In Hill! lull m Stcwm. Stcw Dcnws, -lack cw.ll11I1llL'H. Kun U'illiwn. 7 NIH 2 1 H A w lop lr: IU!! IKUILIUH Uixun. F Paul XlllIX Cl Ulu lm , , lflll I 4 . 'R glltynfmmguclm Dow Nulsun. Capt. Paul Mnlly, Umclm lluvc lluwcll. 5 V X. ' 1 L I W VW, -' - ' 1 2652 Ivfl In vit' I vf . ' F. N 'pi - 4 Erunsmm, Hill Cumlit, Bill Bell, VVa1y11c Six. 'I to ri 111 Pllll I V ff, 51' nf f Q ' X ' X' , 4 . K p A f'V 1 2 , I SKETB LL The I95l-52 Cardinal hasketeers gave their new coach, Dave Howell, a rousing reception hy presenting him a Mid-Six Co-championship with Nlarysville and an impressive season's record ol' I7 wins, 5 losses. The Cards lost only two games in the two rounds of League play plus losses to Upper Arling- ton and Bexley, two strong C. B. L. contenders. Their fifth loss came at the hands of Richwood eliminating them from District competition. On the aositivc side of thc ledver, the Cards scored victories over Crandview, Mt. Vernon, l m Delaware, Plain Citv and Cranville in non-leavuc onosition and knocked off Marysville once and . is l l . London's defending champs twice in league play. To top off their campaign they decisively defeated a group of Varsity League All-Stars 63--ll. All in all we can well he proud of the Cards for com- pleting another fine season. Craduating seniors include Capt. Don Bieke, Bill Keethler, Beldon Dixon, 'lack Campbell, Chuck McKnight, Buddy Butler and Bill Bell. Back again next year are juniors jerry Cox. Boh 'l'raver, Chuck Boll, lim Burke and Tommy Lindhlom. Left to right-Bow 2AGoshorn, Bobrovnikoff, Bell, Roll, Bieke, Dixon, Campbell, Burke, Howell. How I-Cox, Keethler, McKnight, Butler, Lindhlom, Traver, VVarner. left to Vigil!-cilllltfk Me- Top to lzottom--Beldon Knight, Jack Campbell, Dixon, Buddy Butler, Bill VVortliington VVortliington VVortliington VVortliington Vlfortliingtun VVurtl1ington VVorthington VVortliington VVortliington VVortl1ington xvlll'llllIlgIOI'l VV: wrtliington VVortliington VVortliington VVortliington W'ortliington xNlUl'Il1il1gI0l! Vl'ort liington Vllurtliington VVortl1ington VVortl1ington Worthington Worthington Bill Keetliler, Don Rieke. Bell. SEASONS SCORES Upper Arlington , ,, 72 Delaware , 54 Plain City , 48 58 Mt. Vernon 75 Grandview , 53 St. Charles 35 Bexley 37 XVesterville 57 Marysville 71 Crove City 68 llilliard , ,, 77 Crove City 63 London 65 VVesterville 66 London ,. ,, 58 Marysville 66 Hilliard 74 Cranville PROTES'l' TUURNEY 54 Lancaster St. 59 University lJlS'l'RlCT TOURNEY 73 Orange 52 Rieliwood MIDASIX .'XLL'S7I'AR GAME 63 All Stars , Marys 64- 45 58 56 36 42 56 43 46 48 58 57 58 43 55 63 39 62 46 43 52 60 41 Holiday Carnival at Bexley Holiday Carnival at Bexley RE ER E B SKETB LL left to rigltfglloit' 2fVVitttnan. llarttnnn, Vllolf, Pmickc, Landis, Paton. How I-Bohn, lloll, Burke, Smith, Miller. SEASONS SCORES KVot'thington Dulawaru 27 VVorthington 5l I lilliard XVot'thington Plain City 15 XVorthington 49 Grove City lVorthington Upper Arlington 30 XVorthington 40 London VK'orthinglon Mt. Vcrnon 41 VVorthington 35 VVcstcrt'illc XVorthington Grandview 22 VVorthington 27 London XVorthington Vllcstcrvillc 23 Qovcrtitncl l'Vorthington 46 Nlarvsvillu Uiortltington Marysville 40 Qovcrtiincl xA7Ul'tl1lI1',Q,fUIl 55 llilliard XYorthington Grove City 55 VVorthington 41 Gram'illc 'lhc 1951-32 Card llcscrvc squad picked up just where they left oil last season in swccping to thcirsccond straight lXlid'Six Rcscwc co-championship. They finished with a League: record ol' scvcn wins and thrcc losses hcsidcs winning six out of six from non-league opposition. The championship goal was split thrcc ways with h'lat'ysx'illc and London, both coming in lor an equal share along with thc littlc Cards. hlcmhcrs of the squad arc: juniors Tommy Lindhlotn, jim Burke, Chuck Roll, Paul Smith, Roger Bohn, Uicla X'VolF, Paul Landis, and Evan llarttnan plus sophomores Dick Rialto and Doug Paton. liiftyft tt'o IT 54 58 56 Zi 23 34 22 GOLF Coach Ileischman's 1951 golf squad found considerahly rougher going in their lirst year ol' Class A and Mid Six competition. Despite the rough going, the Cards ended up with a yery re- suectahle second nlace in the l - Greater C o l u m h us Monday M' . . N . league, trailing lXorth and Um- ycrsity. .Xt the end ol' the season the Mid Six golf tournament was held on the University Gray course, the Lards hnishing in liourth place. 'l'he lirst three positions on the squad were capahly lilled hy juniors Ron Poling, 'loc McCain, and lired Sells. Sophomore Dave lirownell anchored the team in left to right -llolline, Smith, Sells, Lindhlom, Landis. V the numher Iour spot. Coach lfisenhart's edition ol' the l95l Cross Country squad really did itsell' proud in compiling the linest record ol' any team thus liar in XfVorthington history. Not only did they win liyc ol' eight dual meets, hut also placed second in the District, third in the .X. ,X. U. meet and won the State Class I3 Championship. lhe team was ahly led hy its three letter winners, Capt. jerry VVilliams, .lim lliyen Qseniorsl. and sophomore .lack lllaclehurn. lllaclahurn was especially outs standing in that he ran ninth in the State meet and also lowered the school record elcycn lull seconds during the course ol' the l ' Left to right-Row 2-Landis, Lindhlom. Smith, Cariens, Hartman, Bohrovniltoll. Row Scllslm' I-Adams, Ross, Glass, Vllilliams. Blackburn, Biycn. liiftyftlzrec 9 I GIRL SPORT I vft to riglii--Pricc, Egv:IIiuIf, LOXVIHHI1. AA' I bmi Ich In rn4Iit Ilutts. IIaimiItuli. Icwis, Kelly, Cuiiivsrmi, Mm 'I Iic girls' 4itI1Ictic l7l'Hgl'Lll1l .ll U'urlIiingtun is wr-Il ruuncIccI tlirouglmul thc ycnr with such sports ns IicIcI lim-Lcy, ImsI4ctIx1II. tennis and solitlmll L'UI'l'CSI7llllLIIl1g xx'i!I1 IIN' snuisuns. IIocI4cy QAIINUS arc scIic4IuIccI with ullicr I sclicmls in thc IXIII. Clirls' ImsIxclIxlII IiL'llILll'L'S thc annual Yz1IcfIIni'x'1il'cI QAIIIIC, pInyccI in April, with girls in grzicIcs 9 I2 Iwwrniing IIN' txm tcums. I if! tu rixulii -I'uIim'r. Ilnmiltim, I3zltI1, Chirk, Darby, Egcllmff, Left tn rigI1tASix. IJuinIxmIcI. EgcII1oII'. IIaimiIt1m, Palmer, C'I.irIx, I3znI1. Dir I,lIl11IhIllILI. X4 flf, '1 kat ' Q 1 'X' x A - 41 ' YV , i. ,-9 .ws 2 - 31' rf iq 9 it . A . h ff' . MQ Q Y 1, 5 A ' Qi? AA If 2 l A A li. .5 1 x.: - 9312 .iv K rigkvm. Rf-mf 6' C .fl ,Q . N.. ,, ,- 5'-. i If 'uv If L 'W f x g' Y , 44.1K if TR CK I l I 3 I Fifty Left Io riglif-Row 3-Coach Eisenliart, Selunnaelier, Mitchell, Zimmer, Knecht, Blackburn, Dick Rieke, Demos. ROIL' 2-Adams, Bolmrovnikolf, Cariens, Joseph, Ross, Cox, Ceyy, Cosliorn. Ron' I-NVillianrs, Stevens, Don liielie, Butler, Mally, Bell, Bivens, Bronson. Cluaranteecl a hriel' res nite from the touvh Class A Urinal, Coach Les liisenhart reacliecl his l n a lorees lor what would prohahly he their last yea1' of Class li competition, plus the clelense ol' their newly won Micl-Six title. Despite the loss of sueh outstancl hoys as Leon MeCulloh, Jaek Wlootls. llarlan Snoller, .lim Corrigan, and jim Browning, the Carcls are well Fortiliecl with such high ealihre replacements as ,lim liiyen, Paul hlally, Bill Bell, Hola Stevens, Buddy Butler, Chuck Nlelinight and jerry Cox plus a promising hut as yet untrietl group of sophomores. Besides their regular season's seheclule, the squad travels to relays at hlanslielcl. Springlielcl, Ohio University anal Ohio VVesleyan plus the Mid-Six, Distriet ancl States meets. 'SIX ASEE LL Conch Nclsoifs lmst-lmllt-rs not to hc outdone hv the truck sc uucl, also took tht- Mid-Six title alc- v . l lczuinv London in thc cham wionshi 1 vannc and linishinv with a lcavuc rccorcl of six wins uncl two lossvs. lloh Vlll'klYL'l' amcl Ron lluxtcr clicl nn cxccllcnt joh with the pitching whilc SOPIIOIHOII' Phil Vlloocl lt-tl thc tciun ut the plntc with :ln uvcrngc ol, 308. AlL'llll7L'l'S ol' thc tczlm wcrc: seniors, Doug Divrclxs. licnt llruno, lloh llalll. Boh ciLlllSl1llll1 anal 'lim rlinrhutton. 'llhc juniors wcrc: Bill Kt-ctlilcr, Bclclon Dixon, Ronnie Baxter illlll Cllyclc Bnttin. A promising group ol' sophomorcs incluclccl: Boh r1wl'2lX'Cl', Phil XVootl, Jim llurlac, Eclclic Drcsscl :mtl .li.Y2lIl l Inrtinnn. Ivft to right-Ron' 2-Glass. Quclcttc. Burke, Hartman, VVoocl, Travcr. Bohn, Drcsscl, Lilly, Allison. How I4 Conch Nelson. Buxtvr. Kt-crlmlt-r. Dixon, Buttin, Turbutton, Dicrcks, Burno, Gutmnan, Hull. liiftyfsrslv f' Ir isn't lhlhll lm' XYm'thil1gtu11 ggvlxtlc mcn In hull lacy things lilw this in l5.lIl'L'lh. :mul thu alslunishc.l girls l'k'1lIifl lt. llw wt ni rlw SUIIIHI' class 111215. 'Xligxmmmcttvf' lwxu-x'4.'1'. is am cxcup Illll, .us II1 am nhl IVIZIHIRIIIUII hmm' mytlmimg Lum lmppcn. Puri ui' thc l1bSl.lL'IL' Clllll'5l' hctwvclm the juniur und SL-niur High huihlingx WM rho llltlill, spzu1nc4l hy ll srl-ulllccl walk which ITKYLIIICCKI inlurustingh when zn1y1mc w.allwcl ncruss it. Ol' uuursc, it was only 1CIlllllll'1ll'f'. hut IHQIHY wcrc thc nuurapills mul uluw culls .ls she stuclunts nhxslwd lnanlh' tu lunch. llw h1xm'm' ITZISKIHIU ul all thc svniurs was singing .nruuml ll pi.mu. The claws taught mln- author uluswx to gnpprcciutc this hm- url su thc trzuhtimm might he llulintnilmcml. fXl1yll1ing Iiflblll thv currm-nt pup hits lu thc music classes' ul1m'ul numhcrs wus suhiuct lu hcing 1lI'fAll'lLlL'Ll ur rvz1rr.mgc'cl .uvmud inv tu thu lmnmud of xhc chw. .- . S 6 X M3 HC 71 ww WMS I V 57:2 x fr f ESREAT ACTS 5mm Q 'Ox nl Qt' if 4 UOQD S GREA 2.54 ' 0 ' YIST ON DE3!Iow V ,A . I Oo I ga fl .M lllim S x-55 'HB S M .Ilia I. 'I , 0 ' h .. 1 .255 1 . 1 1 4 ir kwufa'-7 W 'M 4 l' 414i x If ,xg ' x I . 549' , 1 Q Q Q i: H J'-'..f3'-1-' 1 , ' T - CUUNCIL or Ul'gilI1i72lfi0l1, and thc prcsidcnt ol' L-.Ich class. ovcr this yum' by student body prcsiclcnt, Dax id Xluunly. Inf! In right Hou' 3 -Uixun, Cilnlcly, VVUMLI, VI.lA3lYCl', l31l1'lw, Putem. Hou' Z Cunplmull, Mick, llalrcling, Kucpkc, I.zmning, Crooks. Hun' I-C'1'mx'. wsscr, NCIS-Ull, Alumly, llumiltm1, Scinr. 'lqlw Student Council is the g0YL'l'I1iI1Q lmcly ul' thc lmig school. lts purpusc is lil lwlp thc stuclunt imc1'prcl for lmimscll sell'-gox'c1'11ment and ClL'l11UCl'kICy. Its lnclnlwrslmip consists ul. lvl l'L'5L'l1ILlIiX'CS f-l'lll'll ouch lmmnc IUUIII, prcsialcnls ul' with sclmul clulw T110 Council is zlclviscd by Mr. llcisL'l11n4u1 amcl was prcsidul P R E 3 5 ' left to rrglzl limi' 3 Potter. Seeger. Nlielt, Six, Uumf hqiulml, lfgelholli. Nlaiekwy, Coehrtin, Rohinson, Carter. Price, l.amghirt. limi' .Z ftltltly. Knowlton. llulliortl, Smith, Nelsen. lhoimyer. l'atrlter. Plttpp, Moore, lleeves, Mitchell. BilI'lD,ll'Ll llttmilton, Demos. Xltioaly. lulentlorli. Hutt' I lirielg still. ufootl. Kelly, lltirsey. i.l'x'YlIlL', Miller. Mr. XYil litmus, llirhy. llxtth. Betty lltimilton, Young. Rich' airtls. PRESS CLUB lhe Press fluh is ti new Ul'g.ll1l7LlllUI1 this ye ir. its memhers :ire the stalls ol' the three ptthlieai tions. 'lhey are the cJl'LlL'lL', the Short lfireuit, timl the Citirclinzil. This eluh is XY0l'lxiltgtll1LlL'lJl1SliILIliUI1. 'lhey also htwe tt plzm to worla with the junior high stutlents to give them some training so they will bg experieneecl when it eomes their turn to worlt on the puhlietttions. 'llhe Press Cluh htrs sponsoretl at slttiting p.trty to earn money lor the Oracle. ilihe money will he usecl lor pictures, etc. in the Urtiele. Someday in the liuture the Press Cluh hopes to hrty ti printing press. ilihen the puhlietitions will come out in line style. hlr. XVillitims has ttssumecl the role ol' utlvisor lor our newly lioumletl eluh. OFFICE GIRLS rXhsenees, please. The well ltnown phrase imlietites the presence ol' your eheerful, ellieient olhee girl. She ttilxes tittenclnm'e, zmswers the high schools phones, timl rings the hell to mnltetitt the heginning tmcl eml ol' the eltiss periocls. Also inelutleal among her clutfes is SL'L'l'CI2ll'illl worlx lion hir. l leisehmzin. hlrs. lltiueisen ehooses the olliee girls ut the heginning ol' etieh year, :incl QICIS its their ztclyiso tluring the remniimler ol' the yL'ill'. Left lo riglil-Hou' 2--Gee. Miek, llttrtl, Parker, Davis. limi' I - Yensen. Chesser, Lamghirt. Dum- htuild. Six. OFFICE GIRLS JACI KELLY Ivft to riglzl Mitclwll, Laing-V hirt, Robinson. Six, Sccgcr. lliclmrcls. I'fI to riglit llichzircls. Mist-In-ll, llulliorcl. Kclly, l,4ilcmlorl', I.tinghirt. OR CLE uililic Oracle is ll part ol' thc X'vUl'll1ll1glUI1 Ncxxs. l,ilw thc Short Circuit, it is xvrittcn hy thc sluclcnts ol' XVI iS. -lilfi Kelly is thc wry ctipnlult- cclitor this your. .Xssismnt cclitor is jo Anno hlitchcll. 'l4hc Ditty ling is ll wry important part ol' lihc Uriiclcf lt tclls you thc lim.-sr zlctiritics zirouml thc XVI iS hulls. 'loi Six clocs thc writing lor 'l'l1c Ditty ling. l'i'1t1 l,1llL'l1Cl0l'l wrltvs gi sports column czillvcl Cum Shorts. ln this hc liccps us inlormctl on till that is lmppt-n ing in ll1fI'lll11Lll'Lll sports. liritl also writes up alll tht' lmsc lmll, football, lnzislrctlmll games uml trzrclx mccts. ilu-st articles nppcur on tlw from pngc ol' ilu- Nurs. HURT CIRC IT . yy tsl r 1 It f+.....,....... ' l ............m l'llYl.l,lS NIIILIQR lvft to right-XN'olcott, Nloorc, lliclmrtls, Young, Xlillcr, lirtth, Cant-f Sccgvr, Six. illllCSl1UI'lcllI'L'Llll is the school protlucccl IICXYSPZIPCI' zmcl was cstglhlishctl in I9-l-l. lt is written :intl pulwlislwcl hy tht- stuclcnts and thorn: wcrc six publications this your. 'l'ltc nvws consists ol' school and cluh nctiyitics, sports news, rt grcut ynricty ol' licttttm' zrrticlcs. nntl school social comment. 'llhis YCLII' tht- Short Circuit wats tyfpvtl ztncl miincogrnphctl hy tht- typing clnsscs. 'loy Six is lu-ntl ol' 111lI11L'Ugl'lll1lllIlg. 'liht' nrt worlx is stlpcryisccl hy Ann llicluircls. ilihis consists ol' linc lll'2lVVll1gS nncl toycrs. ilihc junior high contriluutctl grctttlv to thu puhliuition this yL'lll'. Silllllfil Young is the 'lunior lllgh lillllllll illhc ctlitor ol' this yc1ir's Short Circuit is Phyllis Millar, who is aissistccl hy Lincltl Cartcr atntl 'IZIHCI llnth its Nuys :incl ltCklILll'C liclitors rcspvctiycly. Mrs. lluuciscn was tht- tnimcogrnphing atncl typing supcryisor. Mr. XVilli1nns was zltlyisor. lvl! to riglil Sttmtling fltcssur. XVoocl, llurscy, Betty lvlil to right Hou' 2 Butts, Nclson, Mick, l.L'Xlll1L'. llrlmilton, l,l'lL'L', liAlI'l31ll'Ll llannilton. Darby, Thor' Crrtwliortl, llmnhztultl. llutchistzn, llit-It. llolwinson, mycr,l,zingltirt. Svtttvtl .loan lJilYlS.AlAlCli1lj',P1lYliL'l'. Zilfcl lltyis, Plrtpp. Hou' I focltrttii, Kocplw, Kclly. Crooks, Corlmin, Vllccsc, lfriclison. Pottvr, llvcycs, Lowinnn, linnnons. 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Cunm' Plfllill KNOVVIIION UON Cnow -'ACK Cfxmvlsulx, l3u.1, REIi'l'lII.lill PAUL SMITH IDON P091 Mxm' 'l'nozmlx'm: nlI'III .XNN M,xc11QM' l.YNIJ.-X Lou RomNsnN l7n1'1z l,,xLFNlxml1 llunm' Ihxllllcmn fh'ii1'itiz's lfdiim' Assistmztx l'l1c1luIggn1pl1j' lfflilm' .-Kssismut Ar! Fzfiior Aff l.H'l'UIlI litliffll' I Q54 ,'xSSiSItIlIfS Sizlff fhfrisru' fs -2 I .ns.-wiv, l',x'l'11 l,1NN JAN151' I3A'1'11 Culiuvl, CHIIXIIXIINLLS STEVE Dxzlxms Suxmm' 1iGIiI,llOl:lf 'Ibm CLLASS LINDA CTAl1'l'lil! l3m rv Il.-x1x111-'mN ciIlMH.llNli M11.1.E1x UIACI Klil.l.Y .IISAN Crnessnn Im' SIX l'm'1.1.ls IXIlI,I,liR ANN IDAIIBY Do'l'l'ue XVOOD cilllilllklii L1aV1N1a u. CIILNN XVILLIAIXIS w 2 X 'T left in riglit lluu' 4 lleeves, lvl! In Vigil! Hun' 4 XVeesL'. lei! to riglrr Slumliug luis cAilL'l1I'.Il1. Seufvil -lxlei Kvllx, lletty llnlniltnn, llutlr Ann AlllCliLIy. llnlwinmn, Xlefnrcl. Elaine lAl'llL'j', Xlnnre. Yuung Ciurninings. llailiner, Mini key, liliesser, frnwlinrcl, Plwllis Miller. limi' 3- xxillkllll. llniley. lllzlpp, ,lunly l,mvrn.in. lluraling, Klnnernn. flmrlem' Miller. Nelxull, ligellnilll, Vvuucl. Inzin l7.n'i5. limi' .2 Ilan' lxur, XVitlnier, fuclrrnir. Kelly, Betty llziiniltnn, Nl.relmx', Six. lJlll1ll71Hllll, llurxev. lllCl11lfLlN. limi' I llnrlmy, Seeger, l.eVine. l.ex'enl1.igen, l,.1rlxer. fuel .v. , rea. .i ,, n gan. G. A. A. lly joining illie Girls' .Xtlilelie .Xsweintinim ai girl lllilj' pairtieipnte in almost any ul' lien' l.1lYUI'llL' spwrlx. During the yearn' the girls plan' lmelxey, lmslxeilxill. ten nis. lmselmll, lmclininlun, will-ylmll .incl swim nr lmmrl Llncler ilu- superxisiun nl' Mrs. l7nx ziml Nlrs. Smillr. elnss tuurnrnnenls are plriyccl in xxlrielr llre xnrimis class leanns play eneli other tn clelerinine ai elmnnpiun tezim. lillihl' grnnes are linllmrecl ln llie Yule l lgn'x'.ircl ganne. llme twn teams playing in tlns are mule up nl' tlw luetler players in llre xr-lwnl .rnnl tlre grime is always exciting. ililme point syslein engrlmles .1 girl witlr 50 poinu to receive ai letter .incl il girl xritlr lilfl pninls ln receive ll lneclzil. .Xsicle lirorn llie ingrny g.nnes :incl lnurninnenls, C. il. .X. gives une nr lun nlanves exery year. Nlcxeily. l ewis. Kueplw, l-une. fimnlxs, Seinr, Culp xllllllltifil- llrzu' 5 I5-n .ir 1 , il lil , Xlnnslxai, Xlcf larnzilrain, llnxer. lung, feiglur. fflh-.i, Ciurlmin. lilllgllllil, lensen, lnrter. l lelmls, lion' 2 llriee, l.eist, llaul ' ' ' L 'L ' K in UT. A . , . . e lrmirle. mu' 'ing lxurn. l,lDL'I'Illj.Q, lJlk'lx, lllIlk'lIlNIlH, llllils, l,illll1l, xXx le, Uclen. Simi xix ii 'l i- 3 - l x I-I3 -'f-.QN .'.i f'S xqgll A ,-if ' 1 V VAR IT Y VARSITY XX OPI IC ERS resizlent Bl-LDON Dixons Secretary' lim Bn us Treasurer Lum K ML IXNIK ul A new orgunintlon m VVorrl1mUton Ilwh School IS the XIITSIU VV club It IS mlclc up an tirely of tlmse boys u 110 han Lumd 1 lLttu lll one 01 mme sports Thu mike up the lnnlxluom ol the teams and are well lxnmxn nouml the selmol Than idx 18018 are M1 Nnlson mr. M1 llusg mmm left to riglzt-Bow 3-Dixon Demos, Zimmer, Buttin Campbell, Bic.-ke, Malls' Six, McKnight. Hou' 2- VVilliams, Cunclit, Biven Bell, Keethler, Burke Blackburn, Sells. How I- Stevens, Crow. Baxter Bartley, Butler, Buhn VVoocl, 'l raver. HI-Y III Y UIfI'IClillS UXIIIUIII I Ira' I,I'L'NIlIl'III 'ui'vliii'x' I ll'lIK1lI'l'l' S4'i'Q4'mI1xIlt uh ms Dow Cnoxx Ilfxvln Nloonx PAUL SMITII Ifnnn' Ilinfssu IJoN nl!-Qlil IiIl,l. IXlal.lHl.i:l! gg 43:4 rap ICI! to right Stalzciillg Ilon Riclxv. Iiclcliv llrcssul, Ilill Ixvcilllcr, SL'nf:'zI IJJYL' Xli-only, Don frow, Ilinl Smith llw XYorlliinglon Iligli School Ili Y is ai hmncli ol' thc Y. M. Qi. fl. In is gi coinhinulion ol' Iioih Al socizll nncl rvligious cluh. 'I'lw cluh purpose is to crcailc, lnninlziin nncl cXlcncl. through thc suhool uncl connnunily. Al high smmliml ol' Cfliristiun clixln1clcl'. Ihc cluh is open to any Senior high hog' who is willing to Iiw up to thc clulfs lUI.Il'l3USl'. 1 XIV. Dow Nelson IS Ilifl nclvisor. ' t J 'nn' ' Jim , I ynlcr, I' is s, .al ' - r, I igg ,mi'ox' A -Y, . L' 4:4 . oss, rcs 1ll,,i ' ,X 'in l'.n'icns. Ilo1'nhiL'r. Hon' 2 Ihvis, I,oos. lh-I-dx, Inn mlis. Uioonl, Ilccsc, Iloll. Xvnll. Post. Ilvrpin, Iicvth lor. Ilull. Hou' I Iiurlxcll. .'XlcsIiii'c, II.n'tin.in. Xlillcr. Ilullionl, 'I ran'ci', I inmlhloin, XYicl.iml. Ilicla XXILILQITCIA. Nloscr. Iiilltvll. Ilwiglil NIINVKIX. Iulit lo righl Ilun' I IILlIIL'I', rovnikoll, Sch u in nc wr IL. , .',,, ' . v - ' ia ' , N 'ic vi' kllll cr. imuilc. intcr, II1'iiiiL'ic. ou' - . Q ll C, cn, 'A 1 - I .n x,.II'l1L'l'. lim , ',.i - lllL'l'. I Iiml. I Ioslicy. -Ioscph. Iiou' I Ilaittin, IJUINIIS, Don Rik-kc. IIQIYIIUV, NIL' Knigln, Sells. Lilnlcly, Six. fonmlit, Igaixlcr, fox, Vngi. ws.. lull In riiglii Sltilrtlirrg Nanex' llailev, Carol Palmer. Seatel ty llatniltnn, Shirley NL-tw. Kathleen Ratlelilli. Yfl'liIiN O1flflL'lilZS l'resiflvut SIIIIILILY NliI.SLJN l'iev l,l'L'Sl1lL'!II KA'1'1t1.11iaN lhxntxtllftf Sew'utm'a' l3i1'l t'x' ll,xixiil.'i'oN 'IH-vtiszim' N,-wvx' I3.'ut,iav .llcuzlwcrfar-Imgtge Cfxnot. P.'x1.mi-:ii ullhe aim ol' the Y-Vlieens is to achieve a higher stanclanl ul' wotnattlmnal for all its inetnhersg to have a spirit ul' lirientlliness tmvaixl people ol' all raees, religions, anal nationalities, tu grow in the ltmmwlemlge anal the lute ol' Cod. This organization is open to any girl in the senior high sehool. 'l'he lirst aetivities were the mtiglm and lortnal initiation, lollowecl hy the ,-Xlumnae Flea and the 1 Christmas lfurinal Qtugetl1e1'n'itl1 the Ili-YD. Une service project was Lhristmas gifts lm' thc State hospital anal the seeontl was the packing anal sending of hnxes for European clisplaeecl persons. Our eapahle liaeulty aclvism' is hliss Frve left tu right limi' 4--Myrtle Nlurgan, flee, lluclulli, MC- fnrcl, Knowlton, lane Tracy, Klimre, Ynung, cillllllllllkb. Pahner, Munn- liurtl, XleNeily, Utlen, llatl- elilll, ,Inyee VVilsun. Hon' 3-Wlialtunn, Mnnska. Me- Clanahan, liranla, Bailey, Plapp, llartling, Camerim, -lumly I.mvinan, Culp. Seinr. Galmriel, Geralml. llelen Marshall, laelcls, KleQuaicle. limi' 2 feig- lt-r, Putter, llulminsun, Reeves, Nlitehell, llininnns, XvlIUl1L'l', liriekson, Seattei' clay, .lanet l.on'1nan, Pat 'l'i'aey. Stnver, Clark. Klajnr. llmvl lYlCl,klllgll' lin, littering, Kern, King. L1l'tlllli5. Xveese, lluyer, Kueplae, lewis, lung. Lane, Kihhy. lell in riglzt Hou' 4 Manu 1 key. luttle, Garner, Cat penter, Carsluitlun, Cuell- ran, Yensen, Chesser, ligel- hnlli, lletty lla Ill i l t ir n , Nlieli. llarcl, Kelly. l,even- hagen. l' a 1' It e r , l,eVine. Hou' S B a t In , Da r hy , Seeger. .loan Davis, Ames, Priee. lluttie Vlhuml, Ayle. Cnrhin, Chambers. Ruth Nl a 1' s lt a l l, Ann Vlhmml, Charlene Miller, hlaeliay. Hou' 2 -Kreisel. Sehwinne. Muncie. limwning, Christ, Phvllis Miller, Carter, Nel' sun, llulun, Z.2llCl Davis, llieharcls, Six, llumhaulcl. llursev, llarlxara llilllllltlllt. Rout 1fc'l'LlXVliUl'll, l, e i s t , l,ll1llllllllI'L',illllOl'lIlj'k'l', Langhirt, llarher, lliela, llutts, Leasure, lluleliisun, -leannette Nlurgan. MN AN Inf '1 to 1'i4LllliAR0ll' 2glJCIllUS, Tom lilzikcnlore. llavis, JilDlCC.BlilliCl'llUl'G. Thormycr, Gosliorn. vVilll2llIlS Bobrovnikoll. How lfhriclcson, VV1ttmcr, Lorlnn. Plupp. 1 c.i'l11t'THll, l'o1tc1'. lizirlicr. CIE CE CL C n' 3 -llzixtcr, XN'intcr, Curicns, Mootlv, Dornlmircr, Gosliorn, VVillison. lil! In 11x3l1t Ho U 11111542-XYiclu11cl, NVilli1uns, Cutlcly, Sci-gcr, llostflinnncr, Mr. Biscliolli. Hou' I- ffox, KllylN'l', Dcinos, ll.llOl'lllyi'l', Knowlton, BOlJl'OYIlili0l'l, Snyclcr. Illl' Clihc Klncinosyncun Sol cicty is Ul'glll1llL'Ll lor the p u 1' pos c ol' cncouruging stuclcnt intcrcst in music. lhc socicty lnccts lwicc ll month to listcn to rccorcl- ings lirom ull pcriotls ol' classical and scinirclussicnl music. Mcctings airc ht-ld nlitcr school hours in privailc homes. SClL'lltlllL'2llly lninclcnl high school stuclcnts lmvc thc opportunity to ncqtiirc ll littlc cxtru lmowlctlgc in tlicir liclnls hy joining thc XVOI'llllI1gl0l'l Scicncc fXcalnlf ciny. Vliilic clulm sponsors spcnlxcrs. innvics. llllll liclcl trips to pluccs ol' intcrcsl. such us Ll local drug com puny aincl lailmonitorics an Ohio Stutc University. Stcvc Demos illlll llill Cairicns piii-ticipnrctl in thc Ohio i'XL'ilClL'll1y ol' Scicncc District zincl Stzitc Scicncc Fairs, which wcrc hclcl All Ohio and Kcnt Staitc Uni vcrsitics, rcspcctix'cly. SIci'c's projcct was ll 'lcsln coil, anal llill worlicml with mlm-u clif mcnsionul cqutitions. Olliccrs lor lilglil wcrc: SL'L'l'L'llll'5', Cicoll' Kuypcrg ll'L'AlSLll'Cl', Stcvc Dt-mos: vicc- prcsiclcnt, Pctci' Knowlton: prcsiclcnt, Mary 'l1ho1'1nyc1'. 'l'li HO OR OCIETY e memhers of the Franklin County Honor Society ure ehosen on the htlsis ol' ehztrueter, leadership, scholarship, and service. The memhers ure selected hy the fneuity from the upper thirti ol' hoth the junior and senior eizisses. l init' of the memhers are chosen during the junior yenr and the other hull' during the senior year. A teh sehooi ehooses one senior meinher to represent the group us nn oliieer. This year the mem- w her is Don fron 'lh x' iee-preside ere are two meetings heiti eneh year. At this time new memhers ure intiueteci. iioiiowing this serriee is nn interesting program. The meetings were heiti this yenr nt Heynoicishurg anti Grove- mort. left to Vitliilf -Ron' Sffrow, Cox, Kuyper. Biven, Demos, Smith, Riehnrd Davis, Rieke. Row 2-ffuciciy. Hurd. Prim llnnilton linhti litiitx Thormxu VVH . 1 V t . 4 elhoiii, Ci.ll'tCI'. i inms. Ron' I---loan Davis, llriekson, i.nnghirt, Coehrain. Kelly. Severity-wie GIRLS' l1NSlQnll3l.ll 'l'Iw Ciirls' lfnscinlmlc is xi group ol' lillvuii girls, cliosvn lay Miss llnrlxs lor tlicir singing ailmility. iliryouts iirc In-lil All llic lacginning ol' scliool lor any girl, Illliillg music, ulio would like to join llris group. ililmc girls sing lor .issvinlmlics. llmc Clmristmus pro- gram, ilu- Vurivly Show, thu Spring Nlusiuil. nnil lor tlw mcn's .incl u'oincn's clulus. MIXIZIJ Cl lillll Xlixcml flioir, ii new Ufgklllllil' lion lliis ycgir, is il group ol. ailmut forty lvoys nncl girls, clioscn lvy Miss Pairlxs tlrrougli tryouts. 'llwy sing lor clcxiolionails, alsscinlmlius, ilu- Cilirislmris progr.un, tlic Xfllfl- my Slioxr, iinnl llic Spring Musi- c.il. lliis your tlwy also sung nt tlu' clvaliczitioii ol. tlic nun' Svnior lligli lwuilcling. Sw wily lim Ivfi to riglzt- Hou' -I f lizinclis, rxlusliirc. llcnios. llairtlvy. Nlcliniglu, RllL'lxk'l'. Ih-ll, lhxtcr. Moi MU IC lvl! to riglit Hou' 2 Nlcfforal, lllulwirioit. l'i'icu, licllx. Nlillvr, Scior. llcilx ll.iniilton. l3.irlm.ui llalnlilton. Hou' I-Xlzirlxq. ljlllllllllllll, Ilgvlliolll. Knowlton. Young, llolminson, Krciscl. Ron' 3--loin lilirlacinorc, Bruno, Cliuuk Zimmer, Bulliornl, Crrtvr, Nelson, llricc. llnrlm llaunilton. llgcllmolli, Crmv, lllarckluirn, llouxml Zinnncr. Hou' 1 l7.n'is. Xlcforml, Six Al1ll'liL'f', llumlxrulml, cll'klU'li0l'll. Klitcllcll. llolminson, Young. llrnl' I 'lillllft' lll.llxl'lllUI'k', llc llznnilton. Kelly, froolis, lloycr, XlcQu.iiclc. Cioclimli. PllX MfXjOllli'l'il'liS .Xs soon :is thu hull-timc whtstlc lultms, out lmm xctwccn thi- g471llI70SlS strut thc nm-iurcttcs, with tluii glcnming l3LlltJl1S Lll1ll yttriccl ruutincs sct to cntcrtzlin hc liLll1S. lJL'Altlll1g thc lhlltil in 'Sl xycrc. lclit to right ,imlai Mcliorcl. hlzicquic llumlmulcl, ,laici liclly, Drum lliljlll' tlcnn Chcsscr, llctty .Kim ljricc. .lily llurscy intl llcycrly Cimtilys. llliSlil1Vll l3fXSlili'Iil1.Xl.l C I Il l Ill lifXlJl1ll'5 l hc L'tlLIlllL'I'lJLll'lS ul thc yglrslty cltccrlcztclcrs Cll l'l mrgiisc lim' tlicir cqunlly linc juli tluring thc rcscryc LLIINCS. ilihis group ol' snpltmiimcs was compusccl tml Qitirolyn Clnrly, lxlnrylmi SCL1llL'I'Ll1ly. Put iliralcy, Phyllis ilnlmricl, mul lltirlxirgt llutts. VfXl1Sl'I'Y lLXSlili'l'I3,-XLL Cl lEliItI-liiXlJliRS 'lihc girls who l7l'Ull1UlL' clitlulsialsm lor thc lxislxclf h.lll tcum haul good rcaison to hc proucl ul' thc sucf CC ss ul' thcir cfliorts this ycnr. 'liliruuglmut thc gtnncs up to amd during thc clistrict tournumcnt, .lcun Chcsscr, Linda Mciiurcl, Gail Lcycnlmgcn, lithcl l'1ws, and Donna hlicly wcrc the clriying llurcc hc hintl thc x'VOl'll1ll1glUl1 rooting scctiun. l5OO'lil3fXLl, Cl llililll,li.XlJlillS ln all lgincls ul' wcutllcr, whcncycr thcrc wus il gunic, the lioothull chccrlcaiclcrs yycrc out in front ol' thc crmycl. urging thcm tu ycll lim' yictury AlI1tl at guocl gaimc. Tlic snappy rccl and xyhitc uutlits xicrc worn this yCLlI' hy Llclt tu rightU llctsy Nluurc, Cgmmlyn lXlnrl4cy, llmlmixi l lumilttm, Shirlcy Nclson, :incl Ctmtl Pulmc r. 9 Q ORCHE TR 9909 v Q ! lil! ru riglit Rau' -I Vl'illiinns. Mundy. xICI.2lllj.1l1lllV, j. Blzilxcinnrc, VVngncr. llcrrun. Cnrlnnn. Hun' 3 Pun, Russell. li. Alcslxirv, I.. Alcsliirc. Hou' 2--Unlcn, 'lf Blallaclimrc. l riclawn, Vullx, luutx. Hull' I IllUI'lIU'L'l', K lyllltf. Mr. lrzinuli, Buyer. Rcznn. Gilrvcr. AN lift in right limi' fi firuulxs, Nlclynul. Uuinlmnlcl, llurscy, KL-lly, Pricc. limi' 5' AI. XYil li.nns. lr-ll'X'Cl', llmlwy, cil1'L'lNVLllll, Illllilllklll, Ciliristiun, Al. Vllilliznns. Hou' 4 C'.nm'rnn, lhnnlmulcl. Xnllx, 7.ipli, llnruli, l,llIl, lm. llcrrnn, Sclmwiilm, I.. Alcsliirc. Hun' 9 P. lJ.n'is. lf. Alcsliirc, ll. Ali-sliirc, lh-uni. Iinuts, Buycr. Morse. VVurcl. llutlcr. lun' 2 lxclly, -I. Xlcl Juglilin. lliinims, lznnlwrtun, Lyninn, xv1lgl1L'l', ll1!l'lik'I'. lhwsc. 1 lhyluim. Hun' I llalliclaly. false. lx. lliwix. l'rnnli. Al- llcrrnn, Mr. Fm , , . I f., 1 W .Xny stuclcnt playing ai inur-i call instruincnl nun' win ilu nrclicstra, nliicli is uwmlllctvil ln' Mr. liiuinclx. ililiis group plans lor ilu- Ynricly Slum' illlkl Spring C'nm'crI, tlic HLllSlQlHLl ing l7lilf'L'I'S -ll'L' llllxL'll lirnin iL zincl llic lmncl tn plgn' in ilu clistrict wiilvsls. 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Nlignntu'ttt', nhn tlit-tl nl' gi hrnlxcn luutrt lu' uzinst' lu'r lows' 'Itn14ttl1.n1's ltitlu'r u'l'usctl his cnnscnt tn tlu'il' I1lAll'l'lAlQ,C, cnnu's h.u'lt in lill- .lltct .ilinnsi ti t't'ntury. just in tinu' lu stnt' .lUI1.lll11lltS grznultlttttglttcr lrnm tlu'sg1nu' l4iu'. nllClNUNlil Ilz nuts mu' nl' tht- must clil' lu'tllt plays t'x't'i' pmtltu-t-tl hy at Scnint' Class, als ASS PLAY it cnttnlccl .1 llalsh lxiclt Sk'L'I1t', tnul Lll'.llIlAlllL' lighting cllivcts, tis xwll tis SL'L'HL'I'f clmngcs. llu' play was prcscnu'tl on txxn nights. Nu x't'tnlu'r 20 .nul Zl, nltich haul ltirgvi' t'rtnx'tls tit tcncling than t'x't'r lwlinu' t't't-nulctl in ilu' ltistnly nl' XV. II. S. MICLNONIQIAI ll nas :in nx't'rwlu'lining stu' cuss Imntlt t'x'l.'l11t1ggs, thtinlxs tn tlu' slxlllul tlm-t' tion nl' Mrs. llc-lcn XVinu't'. x galil i,l limi ff It l in rigill l3.ll'lll'l, llililics. Xlclinigill, I3.lxll'i'. lvfl fu rigfil Hull' 2 Killlwilllll. 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Xiixs i'.ll'ils luis lik' liircclllr lim' lilk' plllcillcliclll ill' Sul iil'L'C!C Alllti Sl.ll' Uusl. lllliil' lill' li.lill'l' Illllll llglx LlINiL'IA lill' 5lIlX'I4YiSiUI1 ill' Ml. i'I'AlllL'ii. ixL'Clll111JLII1fil1g lill' Qllllilb ill liluil' l1llII1iX'I'N ll.ls 'l.ll1 ill l1i.Iixt'I11Ul'L' .ll lill' IYIJIIU. A-JY 5' fr ' if f 3' 6 V Q' 5 X 5'lw ,. -Jes Gi' . .,,. nz! n k 2 K . W N-1 ,. x X 5. - A , V . ., tm.,,1 . ' . N: ' pa , 5 ,. fd . , Lf x ,rf W . 5 qw, . x I 1 I A y 1 . 3 am Q 3 Q S gm 3 S? I an K A h A or 'P ' ar 4 nw Nfl I X ll If I? H f 2355 in . K. I f wi I . '- CLASS ILL We, the senior class of 1952, being unques- tionably of mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. In the manner following we bequeath in good faith our most prized possessions and outstanding character traits to the members of the class of '53. May they hold each item with the deep- est respect and use it to its fullest advantage. so that their senior year may afford them many pleasant experiences and fond memories. Clyde Battin's ability to rock an entire audi- torium with his rousing third quarter cheer is hereby willed to Phil Wood. Tish Corbin bequeaths to Cheryl Cummings her talent for converting her home into the most popular spot in town. Carolyn Lindamore wills to her sister, Barbara, her practice of turning in thousands of sales tax stamps to the class treasury, thus contributing greatly to the success of the senior trip. Lewy Aleshire leaves an amazing record of averaging four classroom snoozes per week to Dick Wolf and George Lawson, with best of luck in breaking that record next year. Don Crow leaves the Hi-Y gavel to next year's president, along with the many accomplishments his time and efforts have produced. Mary Thormeyer bequeaths her knowledge of French to Jo Anne Mitchell, in case Jo Anne ever has the job of making out le carte du jour for the Junior-Senior. Janice Blakemore leaves, remarkably enough, still holding her sanity and an earnest hope that Nancy Bailey can survive the strain of accom- panying next year's Variety Show with equal success. Five Hash bulbs, a slightly battered camera case. and two double exposure photos of last year's senior play are left by Dick Snyder to the jtinior photography fiend, Jim Winter. Ardie One-Gal-Team Seeger wills her high scoring basketball ability to Judy Potter. Jim Biven hereby gives to Boyd Neiderlander his compiled book of instructions on how to operate the stage lighting equipment with un- failing success. Marcine Parker wills her endless repertoire of jokes to Anita Carskadon and Ann Rudolph. Seventy-eight To John Quelette, Casanova Bob Stevens rc gretfully leaves his appealing way with the VV. ll. S. eo-eds. Ruth Ann Mackay bequeaths her place as cashmere queen of '52 to Carolyn Markey. Ceof Kuyper leaves his Physics theories to anyone who will take the time to figure them out. The position of iiallowe'en queen is left by Jacquie Dumbauld to next year's lucky senior: but the case of pneumonia that she developed from overexposure that drizzly night is buried in a discarded mustard plaster. Darrell Wolcott leaves his knack for predict- ing correct game scores to Don Post. To Linda McCord, Jean Chesser wills her head-majorette whistle and baton, with a prayer that Linda won't ever experience the terror of seeing the band marching away from her in the wrong direction. The outstanding leadership qualities of Bill Cuddy are now bequeathed to Jim Burke. Half a can of fire-engine red paint is left by Sam Loos to Chuck Roll and Bob Updegraff, in case they ever want to brighten up their ears. Chuck McKnight wills his accidental talent for coughing in the middle of his Variety Show number to any soloist who forgets his words. To Judy Lowman, Ann Richards gives all the posters she has made during her artistic career at W. H. S. so that Judy can use the backs of them to paint new ones next year. Gerry Erickson leaves the war-torn car she had to rod such a distance to school each morning to Freddie Barber and Ann Wittmer, since they live closer. Shirley Nelson wills her place as hrst actress of the senior class to the girl who has next yearis senior play lead, with best wishes that she, also, .can give a perfect performance. Dave Moody bequeaths to Paul Smith a year's supply of aspirin tablets for all the headaches he may acquire in the course of financing next year's annual. Joy Iiursey leaves the recreation room of the memorial building, complete with ping-pong tables and paddles, to Biek Boss and Dave Sonner. . cnnih Three sheets of clean typing paper are left by lack Campbell to anyone who happens to get his locker next year. The mechanical skills of Carl Vagt are be- queathed to .lim Herron. Veta Ayle's mastery of roller skating is willed to Martha Browning, along with a suit of foot- ball padding and a somewhat battered inner- tube. janet Bath leaves to Alieeann Crawford those baby blue eyes and golden locks that seem to drive men out of their minds. The collection of rare coins belonging to Ken Willison is left to Don Reedy, a fellow hobbyist. Margie Bailey leaves to Bill Parsons a wad of her snap, crackly, pop chewing gum, as a non- failing means of gaining the teacher's atten- tion in class. ,lack Bartley wills to Bill Burkett his booklet entitled flow to Play the Uke in Five Easy Lessons. janet Bolon, our class commedienne, leaves her timely witticisms to Kay Emmons. The gearless hot-rod of Steve Demos is shoved off on Paul Landis with a sigh of relief, hoping that Paul doesn't get caught traveling down High Street in reverse. Patti Linn's unusual library of records, form- erly willed to her by an alumnus of W. H. S., is hereby given to Lynda Lou Robinson, Norma Muncie and Marilyn Cameron. Bill Bell leaves his naturally-curly hair to any unfortunate lass who gets caught in the rain without a Toni. The unorthodox, but nevertheless effective, discus-throwing style of Paul Bronsdon is willed to john Coshorn. Buddy Butler's winged track shoes are left on a hook in the dressing room for Bill Joseph. ' Barbara Wilsoii leaves the family Crosley to her sister, Joyce, since Joyce drives it most of the time anyway. Alice Chambers leaves the high honors she won as a seamstress to Margaret Leist, along with her best wishes for topping those honors next year. Ronald Smiley', Baxter bequeaths ,his popu- lar and appealing grins to Tom Lindblom. The greatly improved C. A. A., complete with a revised point system and several new activities, is willed by President Betty Hamilton to next year's deserving senior. is M rfb. Shirley Egelhoff wills to Cousin Charlene Miller her place in the Cirls' Quartette, so that Charlene may now sing all the second soprano parts on her own. Tom Ollie Ierman leaves his superior col- lection of detective stories to the school refer- ence library, so that better reading opportunities may be afforded to the students. Roger Cox wills his mathematical genius to jane Tracy. The solution Cherrie LeVine has found for restraining her giggles in democracy class is be- queathed to Roger Bohn-in other words, a gas mask. To next year's football captain, Paul Mally leaves best wishes that the annual photographer arrives late for the llomecoming ceremonies, so that he, too, may get to kiss the queen twice. Donna Mick bequeathes her interest in serv- icemen to Gypsy Wilson and Loretta Boster, along with plenty of stationery and ink. Ruth Lucas leaves her excellent diction to Kathleen Radcliff. Fritz Lalendorf wills his weekly column, Gym Shorts , to 'lerry Bulford, in hopes that they both take the same size. Dottie VVood's ability for selling more tickets to a school play than any other ten people combined is given to Eddie McCain and Paul Hartman, so that all next years productions can be given three nights instead of two. Don Major leaves his chauffeur's license to lay Evans, along with his car full of attractive feminine passengers. Zazel Davis bequeaths her ability to put her whole heart and soul into a song to Lois Kreisel. Peter Knowlton leaves to Dave Bobrovnikoff an invitation to be his campaign manager when Pete runs for President in 1972. Bill Condit wills his nickname to anyone sporting enough to take it with a sense of humor. Suze Yenscn wills her cooking prowess- especially in baking cakes-to Pat Ames. - Ronnie Poling leaves to Raymond Holfine a golf ball that may be found somewhere in a clump of bushes just beyond the l3th hole of Wyaiidcmtte Colf Course. Don Rieke's practice of always following a rigid training schedule is willed to Jerry Cox, so that jerry can make All Mid-Six two years in a row. Seventy-nine -as-had Tai .-il Ii if 1 Caryl Langhirt bequeaths to Sandy Young her list of A Million and One Things to Pte- member when Student-Directing a Class Play. jerry Williams leaves Ye Old Bell Cthe one he once obtained for use at a basketball gameD to Richard Davis, just in case Dick ever wants to liven things up around the school. Barbara Hamilton leaves the 1952 f'Cardinal, undisputedly the best in the history of W. H. S., to next year's editor, Betsy Moore, as proof that the many hours of work spent in putting out an annual are well-worth the satisfaction of a com- pleted book. A coveted crown of yellow mums and mem- ories of a perfect evening is willed by Home- coming Queen Betty Ann Price to the girl who reigns in 52. George Davis wills the collection of sharp clothes that he inherited from Andy Mackay to Bob Traver. Wayne Six leaves an 18 x 22 portrait of himself for the vestibule of the school as proof that there were real MEN in the class of '52. Linda Carter leaves her ability to get along with everyone to Marilyn Crist and Shirley Herritt. To Vemon Sevy, Dave Miller wills his strong, silent type personality. Ann Wood's talent for making even the dull- est of classroom sessions seem gay and lively is bequeathed to Stephan Weill. Cail Levenhagen wills a half-used bottle of linament for tired muscles to a fellow cheer- leader, Ethel Laws. Maryanne Hard wills her position on the oflice staff to Nancy Savage, in hopes that she can keep the absentee lists straight without too much confusion. Ann Darby leaves her ability to listen to the troubles and problems of her classmates to Carol Palmer, knowing that Carol is just as under' standing. jim Rucker wills his left-handed chair in the library of the study hall to another south paw, Tommy Class, since it's about the only one in the school. Eighty Phyllis Miller and Iaci Kelly leave the school press to the editor of next year's newspaper, along with all the fun that goes with learn- ing to hand-set type. Lois Cochran leaves her Florida travelogues to Ann Harding, as proof that there is as much to be said for vacationing there as in California. joan Davis wills the teasing that goes with being a year younger than many people in her class to Suzanne Knowlton, knowing Suzanne can take it good naturedly. Blueprint plans of a streamlined highway for motor scooters are left by Fred Sells for Dick Branche. The friendly personality that has enabled Marlene Major to win many admirers during a short time at W. H. S. is bequeathed to Carol Hancock. joy Six, Worthington High's answer to Madame Curie, leaves a half-finished experiment to john Miller, on condition that he tells her what DOES happen when you mix hydrogen with chloride in the sunlight??? Howard Zimmer leaves the music box that he made for Physics class to Bill Cairens and Marilyn Plapp, as proof that science can be entertaining as well as intellectual. The booties that Jeanette Morgan and Buth Marshall knitted for Home Ec class are left to Cle Reese and Wayne Dorbirer, the object be- ing that the boys might be able to stretch them on sock hangers and use them for bedroom slippers. Dana Anderson's talent for producing unusual noises is willed to Carol Schwinne, in case Carol ever wants to be a sound-effect girl for a play. jim Weate bequeaths his ability for working mathematical problems very quickly to Eddie Dressel. Bill Keethler and Beldon Dixon hereby will the crow's feet that they saved as souvenirs of a hunting trip to the Home Ec department, to be used for study in interior decorating. The class as a whole leaves its sincere thanks to the faculty of W. I-I. S. for the time, patience and consideration they have shown us through- out our high school days. .-3- ....f.i..l1n 'za...azt,.et..,.. ....,.. -...r.a'.tL.,Qs:.iiis.2kg:i..unt::au.tuta:s..na.nz.L1z1aaaaLa1aaLii4s.1L5smmuts..,.f ' Compliments of The Glidden Company MFGR. or smuso, SATIN 342 E. Long AD 8183 BOB STINCHCOMB Compliments of Kanawha Market Free Delivery Tues.-Fri.-Sat. 5314 N. High St. JE 0550 Congratulations to the Senior Class PARKER STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS Fon THE '52 cARDlNAL YEARBOOK Many Good Wishes to Class of '52 ,,1'ii' ENT:-,-525. 0 0 EMU WI McVaY Fine Furniture 'w ? f V ,l M l ':I'l,-gvl'-J' Westerville 'Le ' Y ' l iii 4 Fine Furniture 8- Floor Coverings :TH For Less For Schools and Colleges as well as Commercial Firms Learn to Swim for Health and Pleasure Clengarry Pool Club 5891 -Three C Highway Westerville, Ohio FR 2 - 2231 Congratulations Seniors! Letterpress and Offset Printing Complete Bindery Furniture - Office Supplies - Safes The F. I. Heer Printing Co. 364-386 South Fourth Street Columbus 15, Ohio FL 4541 lfiglztyfo Compliments of Worthington Barber Shop A NEW BUSINESS Bell Radio Service OPERATED BY GUELPH BELL We specialize in TELEVISION REPAIR At the Former Location of DAVIS RADIO 8. ELECTRIC CO. 521 High St. FR 2-6112 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPORTING GOODS CO. Everything For Every Sport Beechwold Sewing 81 Appliance Center 4685 N. High sf. Cor. Beaumont 8- High Columbus 14, Ohio SEWING MACHINES SEWING COURSES PHONE LA 1691 Farm 81 Garden Supply Most Everything For Your Farm-Garden-Lawn-Pets 3160 Olentangy River Road Best Wishes to Your Class from the House of Flowers 4683 N. HIGH ST. 1810 N. HIGH ST. WA 4711 Mas. HELEN LANE Beechwold Hardware Co. Good Luck FRiGlDAIRE APPLIANCES The Food Bar RCA TELEVISION Andy Anderton 520 High Street 4591 NORTH HIGH FR 2-7283 Worthington, Ohio l xg My-tuw Compliments of C. C. Robinson Co. General Electric Appliances 'l02 E. Gay St. AD 9'l0'l Compliments of Wade's Confectionery mc:-:ER DAIRY lc: CREAM Everything in Music Vans Music Store 90 E. Long St. MA 434'l Ziggy Coyle, Prop Compliments of Adams Confectionery Linworth, Ohio Ackerman's S 81 W Carryout 5225 N. High sf. Worthington, Ohio Compliments of MELITA'S SODA BAR sP:clAuzlNG IN Sandwiches Waffles Fountain Service 5585 N. High St. FR 2- -5310 Compliments of HOWARD lOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Westerville Cleaners 4 hr. Service 24 hr. Service at Plant on Delivery 'I6 W. College Ave. Westerville Serving All of Worthington Westerville, Colonial Hills, Riverlea, Beechwold and Northern Columbus Dial 2-2233 Robert E. Vaughn We Wish To Thank All of Our Advertisers For Their Help in Making This Publication Possible liiglztyftlzre Knowlton Construction Company Bellofontaino, Ohio Q x as I 9 Tn 1 '1 .av I an ,Xt f. . I mei. f- ERI CA TRADITIO With each year of constant progress and faithful adherence to the traditions of 0riginality and Distinctionn, Pontiac L, . . remains the Master Engravers to AIIICFICRYS Schools. we The Pontiac roven techni ue of modern methods of ,A P q reproduction by experienced craftsmeng the employment of the most modern precision equipmentg the artistic abilities of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps in A ','- I I A publishing a successful yearbook. 22415 . . . l All of the ersonnel of the Pontiac School Publications . P H, Division are proud of their participation in the publication 'fs . . . of your yearbook and express their appreciation for the 'ig' splendid cooperation by your staff. -. 11' offfi 5' 6 812-822 W. VAN BUREN ST.O CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1-1000 o e Q comwments 0, Blrnle s Drug Store . THE REXALL STORE Dr. R. C. Bennington Phone 2-5301 Worthington, Ohio Good Luck to the CLASS OF '52 Robert W. Setteriin 8a Sons Co. sun.mNc-: coNsTRucTloN May Opportunity Soon Knock on Your Door and Success Be Yours 5459 The Worthington Savings Bank WORTHINGTON, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION X. Compliments of GA B E L DAI RY Wishing the Class ot 'I952 Worlds of Success A FRIEND MERRICK - MILLER INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH so EAST CHESTNUT srnsrr LINWORTH FARMERS EXCHANGE Worthington 2-5314 LINWORTH, OHIO Refrigeration Hardware Building Supplies Feeds Seeds Grinding Fertilizers Lumber Coal james Way Equipment INTERNATICNAL HARVESTER AGENCY Worthington 2-5358 Eight Compliments of Compliments of COLE'S PHARMACY MAH LON MAXTON 4589 N. High sf. After Graduation-WHAT? compliments of We carry a complete line of Wedding Invitations and SHARON SPRINGS A 0U Ceme 'S BARBER 5H0P MOODY'S PAPER STORE I Worthington 5485 North High St. A. S. Ridolfo Station Printers Party Favors THE L. M. LEONARD COMPANY ENGINEERS 8: CONTRACTORS 42 East Gay Street COLUMBUS 15, OHIO Indian Springs Poultry For me Best in Hamburgers 4204 Indianola Ave. Good Luck Phone JE 9333 Free Deliveries HI-HAMBURCERS Fresh Dressed Poultry I lily-ciglzt Compliments ol RED AND WHITE STORE ToM LEMLEY To Buy or Sell, Consult FRANK TRUITT, REALTOR HOMES FARMS INVESTMENTS Harding Building 656 High Street THE WORTHINGTCN HARDWARE CO G. E. Arvumcs g cooren Powen Mowsns MAGlc ci-:sr Muses Q MAYTAG wAsHERs New Penrecrlou on amass Q azmmx Home LAuNoRv 661-663 High St. Worthington Phone 2-5146 fs N5 0 AGIIA E w't.'.1l!1 HI! , X A ily . iilllllkll. E I i., 011035 g it Gcomp e e saw R ' U 'Mg'.f:'z:sz:' ' ' 'fs -f vw if ff ' 'gl ':ill -59531 Sekvice' li lh Compliments of Dr. Ceo. H. Bonnell, jr. and Dr. Geo. H. Bonnell, Sr. Compliments of c. c. IACOBS EXCAVATING S. E. Corbin and Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone FR 2-5111 Compliments of Buckeye China Co. DINNERWARE GLASSWARE COLONIAL CLEANERS 5949 N. High Worthington, Ohio Compliments of Worthington Foods Inc. Compliments of Worthington Shell Service The Auto Electric Clinic Complete Motor Tune-up Service High 8. South Sts. Worthington There ls Worth in Worthington Worthington Realty Co. ARTWARE ESTABLISHED 1936 Gifts of Distinction High St. at New England Ave. 5545 N. High St. FR 2-5263 Ninvty AULT HARDWARE DEAN 81 BARRY PAINT GENERAL HARDWARE 674 High St. FR 2-6135 AN N-TON'S RESTAURANT Known For Fine Foods 5617 N. High Worthington Compliments of Dr. L. C. Scatterday CLASS '21 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 SNOUFFER DRY CLEANERS Compliments of Eicher Insurance Agency INSURANCE or EVERY KIND Compliments of HOME MARKET Worthington's Most Complete Food Store CLYDE, DON and DAVE 660 High St. Worthington, Ohio Phone 2-5319 Compliments of The Potter Lumber 8: Supply Co. Ninety-om Compliments of Columbus Qrnamental lron 1040 West Third Avenue Colu b Oh C pl t of The Arclit Mosaic-Tile 8a Marble Co 667-71 W. MOUND ST. Columbus, Ohi Beechwold Pharmacy Cosmetics by Lentheric, Lucien LeLong and Helena Rubenstein MEN'S TOILETRIES Old Spice, Seatorth, Courtley and Yardley 4622 N. High St. LA 0221 Fred A. Denig 81 Son JEWELERS 691 High Street Worthington Powell's Auto Service Delco Remy and Autolite Ignition Parts COMPLETE WRECKING SERVICE Phones FR 2-5168 8- 5317 Stafford 8. High St. Worthington Compliments of Dr. jack W. Albright oPToME'rRlsT Compliments of Mogol's Men's Wear Known for Style and Quality 175 N. High St. Suits - Slacks - Sportswear Compliments of Worthington Motor Sales Jim Becker Dick Heil Williams Food Market The House of Quality KURTZMAN AUTO CLINIC Choice FUNCY QUUIIIY Meats - Groceries - Produce AMPLE PARKING srmcz 4578 N. High St. Phone LU 4149 INIll1L'lj Il1l'L'C WA TED: A Partner If you and I were to form a business-a partnership-we,d expect to shoulder certain responsibilities together. Each would assume a fair share of the work and the worry and receive a share in the benefits from our efforts. It would only be natural to expect the ups and downs every business man encounters-there would be good years and bad-we might have to borrow or even tighten our belts at times. As a team, though, with sound consistent effort on our part, we should enjoy a profitable and rewarding income from our investment. Our fathers felt this way and established America and the Free Enter- prise System as their business-and now you and I are partners. Not one of us can say that our opportunities have been limited-that the return for our effort in freedom and the right to live our life as we see fit has not been highly successful. We have only to compare our lot with that of many unfortunate others to really appreciate what a sound business we inherited. Now, we are asked to reinvest some of our gain in America, to become a partner in the Free Enterprise System. This is your opportunity to set yourself up in business today-to buy U. S. Defense Bonds and watch your capital grow. Thankfully, we know that the dollars we invest will not only strengthen our partnership, but insure our con- tinued prosperity and position amid strong competition. BUY UNITED STATES DEFENSE BON DS-for a stronger America! ANONYMOUS Ninety-four --. . 4. , ELLIS SHOE REPAIR 657 N. High sneer WORTHINGTON Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr M r. Mr Nlr Mr il nd ai n d and ri nd gi nd ai n d and and ll nd il nd and and und and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs M rs. M rs M rs M rs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs PATRONS D. T. Williams R. R. Bell C. C. Willison C. Thormycr R. Price N. Wcutc A. R. Baxter Il. C. Vagr C. B. Mick Il. L. Ilr 1111 ilt rmrm rl. W. Ln urms E. Bath P. A. Cochran R. O. Nelson W. T. Cuddy P. J. Darby Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Nh' Mr Mr. a n d am ci an d am cl and a nd ai n d ai 11 Ll Ll Il cl a nd and a n d ri n d ai nd and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs M rs. 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