I H15-1 TW TI' Y ' ' T Jf14'flff f'f 'V1 E' Hfmf'Wf ' . 2,i.,:,.1F, .hr t ., . , I I I :.,Lf.,-Q 1. I v ,ii , Y .. t , all J- f2'.fi'Ia1f'li. ' ' , ' 3- Q 11? -n..-'af , Q' ' ' 41' . ...4-, -. u 91.9, .ff 1- .14. - Rf ' s 1 if ' if , v 'PH ii: X 1 LL iam, , fc' 4 ' Q A . Lf ki' 1 I K if, I 1 1 L, L . Y 5, in I r i I v H i L 1 .X ' 'c- le A 'iv 1 , f. A - ' 1 ff sv n o W ,L P 1 4. .R l Ko 1' c ' af' V -48' V s. ff Q f R V-4 X1 -: x xx 3'fN'f , .. w . ., .,,.,.y.x :.7.h..J-,- ,.-,., 1.7. ,. A JJ. 0.1 , ,Ag ,, - .'-1qML4::j.i--:.3,,.,..--f, ik I K' . J., e , x Kim QQWESQW CHS Senior Class of 1949 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Xenia, Ohio Dedication 1 , 1 t 4 We, the Class of l949, are happy to dedicate the 1949 Cen-Sen 'io Mrs. Olive T. Nybladh, one of our class advisors. We are sorry that, because of illness, it was necessary for her to take a leave of absence from her teachinq duties at Central High. VV e miss her efficient teaching in the classroom. her wise coun- sel in class activities and in editing the annual, and her kindly interest in each student. Central High will Welcome her return in the Fall. Two Ima C ater With loyal hearts and true, Central, dear Central Ever allegiance to the white and blueg To praise and fame we'11 bear thy name Through all the years to come, Our Central High. Three 1-WH6 Q , , ww ,W X MW 6 ww , .. .WM fL?,gs9Ae,2if4TQQgg93'5,11?2W . if fy L gf, , f, . 4 .,' ,wi ' F ' +-wif ' 5' L K , , 'fi' yy'-.gzf . vi 'L ww ,L--K Q-ff?-liv V A wwf-Mg5f?5f. ff? ' A A -,fegiiifl W 'M9' ' , Jagxmgy , K 6 ,A , .MW ,N I , 5 . - f 1 : -1 :,m.W, Q ,,'f , A QQ: ,, V K A A A ,, f 'Q , AQ' f f: AA. A, ff? A rg ' X 2 . 'Q kj, Q wg zz: -X A ikggg H Q Y , , . 21, .5 4 1??fig if , A f s i QQ malaga: ' A P A - ' Q' , ' M av H M ' V i A K - I is ., .V g 'fx X W :Lei 31? K . ,5 ,N QA T 1' ' , MN? 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Education, Science Civics, History Mathematics Home Ec, Science Home Economics Commercial Science Latin, Civics Mathematics Instrumental Music Vocal Music Mathematics English Seven Mr. Graham Mr. Kaylor Mr. Marshall Mr. Neff y Mr. Patterson Mrs. Patterson Miss Porter Miss Reynolds Miss Saum Miss Simmons Mr. Seilhamer Mr. Smith Mr. Sultzbach Mr. Wickline Mrs. Eavey Driver Training,, History History, Phys. Education Science , 4 Metal Shop Geography, History English English, Spanish P Physical Education Commercial Art Wood Shop, Industrial History, Government Speech, History Vocational Agriculture English, Social Science -Second Semester Cen- ti an taff .:,,:'lwi.,J , - -,af Editor: Patti Devoe. Assistant Editors: Carol Martin, Patty Huit, Margaret Smith, Bob Spitler, Ralph Smith, Business Manager: Loren Yeakley Assistant Business Managers: June Curry, Warren Sanders. Art: Eileen Penwell, Ruby Wylie. Drafting: Leroy Downey. Photographer: Jack Schafer. Sponsor Salesmen: Colleen Andersen, Betty Anderson, Dorothy Atkinson, Marilyn Aultman, Jean Beamer, June Curry, Nancy Donges, Harold Hill, Caroline Holton, David Hurley, Virgil Jordan, Betty Mallow, Bill Shaw, Patty Slattery. Typists: Dorothy Atkinson, Violetta Faulkner, Mary J. Frankenberg, Harold Hill, Nancy Isaacson, Patty Slattery, Ruby Wylie. School Salesmen: Betty Anderson, Dorothy Atkinson, Ray Breakall, Jack Conklin, Doris Daum, Charles Deen, Patti Devoe, Jerome DeWine, Nancy Donges, Carroll Drummond, Dale Hinshaw, Patty Huit, Robert Jaynes, Carol Martin, Dwight McMahan, Bill Miller, john Rachford, Warren Sanders, Jack Schafer, Robert Spitler, Barbara J. Wells. Eight fn, Lf 3 X 1 A 1 x4w'!'d 7 f ,ff f X 8 a W' Uys.7H I , 1, Z -X w N 49ERS enior Class Uflicer JUNE LOUISE CURRY Secretary rrjunieu December 20, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship - Seniorg Clubs-Biob ogy 2, Boosters 2,3, President 4, Cen- X 1,2, Secretary 3,4, Hangout Board 33 Annual Staff3 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Minstrel-Variety Show 1,35 Operetta 2,43 Class Play, Junior, Senilarg Na- tional Honor Society. ANNA JOYCE WAGNER Treasurer uloycen August 17, 1931 'College Preparatory Scholarship-English 1,3. Latin 2, Senicrg Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3,4, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, Band Council, President 43 Senate 23 Drum Majorette 2,3,43 Baseball lg Basket- ball 43 Concert 2,3,4g Orchestra 43 Cen-X-Hi-Y Play 33 Minstrel-Va- riety 1,33 Operetta 2,43 Speech Activi- ties 4g Class Play-Seniorg National Honor Society. Nine RICHARD DALE HINSHAW President Dickie Dale March 23, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship - Seniorg Clubs-Biol- ogy 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Varsity- X 3,4, I-Ii-Y 3, Secretary 43 House of Representatives 23 Basketball 2,3'l',4'l'3 Football 1,2,3'k,4'kQ Track 23 Intra- murals 1g Senior Choir 2,3,43 Oper- etta 2,45 Variety Show 33 Class Trea- surer 2g Class President 3,43 National Honor Society. ROBERT WENDELL SPITLER Vice President: frspeedu I April 14, 1932 Industrial Arts Scholarship-Geometry 2, Chem- istry 3, Senior, Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, President 4, Hi- Y 4g Senate 2,49 Annual Staffg Class Vice President 2. COLLEEN JANETTE ANDERSEN Colleen October 12, 1932 College Preparatory Scholarship-Biology 2, -Sen- iorg Senior Choir 2,3,45 Clubs .-Boosters 2,3,4, CenX 1,2,3,45 Minstrel-Variety 1,35 Operetta 2,4. EVELYN PAULINE ANDERSON Evie October 1, 1931 Commercial Clubs-Commercial 4, F.H.A. 1, Cen-X 4, Library 45 Min- strel.-1, MARILYN ANN AULTMAN flMingIJ January 26, 1931 College Preparatory Senior Choir 2,3,45 Clubs- Biology 2, Boosters 3,4, Buc- caneer Staff 3, Cen-X 1,25 Min- strel-Variety 1,35 Operetta 2,4. FRANCIS LAMAR BEATTY rcclydeu November 10, 1930 Agriculture Senior Choir 25 Track Team 1,45 Tumbling Team 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Clubs-Biol- ,ogy 2, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,45 .Minstrel-Variety 1,3. ' ,JOHN RAYBURN B1cKE'r'r Johnnie December 12, 1929 General Clubs-F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. J, Ten ELIZABETH ANDERSON l!AndYU July 25, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship -E n g 1 is h 2, Spanish 3, Seniorg Marching Band 2,35 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Clubs-Biolcgy 2, Boosters 4, Chemistry-Physics 3, Cen-X 1,2, Vice President 3, President 45 Minstrel-Variety 1,35 Operetta 2,45 Accompanist5 National Honor Society. DOROTHY LOUISE ATKINSON fIDUtI! December 31, 1931 Commercial Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Volleyball 45 Clubs- Biology Secretary 2, Boosters 3, F.H.A. Secretary 1, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, Li- brary 3, House Representatives 35 Class Play-Seniorg School Office. JEAN LOREE BEAMER B ubblesi' January 25, 1932 College Preparatory Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Centralites 3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Clubs-Boosters, S'ec'y 45 Chemistry-Physics 33 Cen-X 1, Treasurer 2,3,45 Class Play-Senior5 Minstrel-Variety 1,35 -Operetta 25 School Office. KARL EUGENE BENSON rfGimpy11 August 17, 1931 ' College Preparatory Basketball 25 Football 1,2,3 4:35 Track Team 2,3, Manager 425 Tumbling Team 35 Intra- murals 1,3,45 Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3,45 Var- sity X 4, Hi-Y 3,45 Class Play -Senior. DONNA CATHERINE BODINE ffD0nn'a!J October 31, 1931 'College Preparatory Scholarship-Algebra 1, Lat- in I, District IV, Geometry 2, Sen.ior5 Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, String Quartet 2 IV5 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Clubs -Cen-X 1, Buccaneer Staif 35 Minstrel-Variety 1,35 Operetta Orchestra 1,2,45 Speech Activi- ties 4. ROLAND BRADFORD George . September 8, 1927 College Preparatory Track Teamg German Club 33 Springfield High 1,2,3. LORETTA BROWN Shortie September 21, 1930 General Bellbrook High 1,2,3. RICHARD COFFELT Bull September 18, 1931 Agriculture Intramurals 1,2,33 Clubs- Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Minstrel 1. JACK DAVID CONKLIN lfTexH February 8, 1931 College Preparatory Concert Band 4g Marching Band 4g Brass Sextet District I State II3 Intramurals 1,2,3, 4g Clubs-Biology 2, Chemis- try-Physics 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4. CHARLES HOLCOMB DEEN Charlie December 29, 1930 College Preparatory Scholarship-Senior, Ameri- can History 3, Geometry 2, Al- gebra 1g Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Brass Sextet District I State II, -Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Senior Choir 2,43 Basketball 1,2'F,3'1', 4 '3 Football 14:,2'lf,3'lf, Co-Cap- tain 44:3 Track Te-am 1,2,3ik,4'F3 Clu-bs-Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3,4, Varsity-X 3, Hi-Y Vice President 3, President 43 Senate 33 Class Play-Juniorg Variety Show 33 Operetta 23 Speech Activities 4g Class Pres- ident 2g National Honor Soci- ety. Eleven RAY EDWARD VBREAKALL ttRayn1olJ 1 'September 16, '1931 General ' I Senior 'Choir 3,43 Football 2, 33,4133 Track Team 2,3,4'5 Tumbling Team 2:12 3:12 433 In- tramurals 1,2,3,43 Clubs-Biol- ogy 2, 'Chemistry-Physics 3, Varsity-X 3, President 4, Hi'YQ Variety Show 3. PATRICIA LOUISE BURR V HPat!! I November 1, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Senior3 -Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,41 O r c h e s 1: r a 1,2,3,43 Woodwind Quartet District III3 Clarinet Solo District III3 Clubs -Chemistry-Physics 3,43 Min- strel-Variety 1,35 Operetta Or- chestra 3,4. FRANCES LOUELLA COLLINS Frankie July 29, 1930 General Clubs-Cen-X 4, Library 43 Minstrel 13 Speech Activities 3. DORIS JEAN DAUM Doris June 13, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship - English 1,2, Seniorg Senior Choir 2,3,43 Vol- ley Ball 4g Clubs-Biology-N2, Boosters 2,33 Vice President 4, Cen-X Vice President 1,2,3,43 Senate 1,45 Class Play-Juniorg Operetta 2,45 Class Secretary 3. DOROTHY LUCILLE DEVELBISS Dot May 1, 1931 Commercial Basketball 23 Voll'ey Ball 2,3, Champs 43 Clubs-G.A.A. 2,3,4. PATRICIA DEVOE CfPatJJ May 27, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Latin 1, Chem- istry 3, Senior, Concert Band 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Clubs-Biology 2, 'Cen-X 1, President 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Drum Major- ette 2,3,45 Class Play-Junior, Seniorg Cen-X-Hi-Y Play 35 Minstrel 15 National Honor So- ciety. NANCY ANNE DONGES Nance August 22, 1931 5 College Preparatory LVolleyball 45 Clubs-Biology 2,Q,, Boosters 3,4, Chemistry- Physics 3, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, Li- brary 45 Class Play-Senior5 Minstrel-Variety 1,3. ' -A EDNA MAE DRAKE Y Edna November 15, 1932 General :Basketball 45 Volleyball 3, 'Champs 4. VIOLETTA MAE FAULKNER KiVi!! August 23, 1931 - Commercial -Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band:2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Clubs --Biology 2, Commercial 4, F.H.A. 1, Cen-X 1,3,4g Min- ustrel-Variety 1,3. MARY JANE FRANKENBERG Frankie ' August 11, 1931 General Scholarship-Latin 1, Sen- iorg Senior Choir 25 Clubs- Boosters 2,3, Treasurer 4, Cen- X 1,2,3,45 Buccaneer Staff 45 I-Ilouse of Representatives 25 Minstrel 15 Operetta 2. Twelve DANIEL JEROME DEWINE jaRome September 18, 1931 College Preparatory Basketball 135 Football 2,352 4'5 Track Team 2,35 Tum-bling Team 2,3,45-Intramurals 2,3,45 Clubs-Biology 2, Varsity-X 3,4, Hi-Y 45 Class Play-Jum ior, Seniorg Variety 35 St. Brig- id High School 1. LEROY EDWARD DOWNEY ulleroyn September 4, 1931 College Preparatory Tumbling Team 25 Intramur- als 1,2,3,45 Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3,45 Annual Staff 45 'Class Play-Seniovrg Minstrel 1. CARROLL LEE DRUMMOND Bulldog February 2, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarshifp--English 2, Eng- lish 3, Division 2, District 8, Seniorg Basketball 33, 415 Track 254, 35 Clubs-Chemis- try-Physics 3,4, Varsity-X 3,45 Buccaneer Staff 35 Senate 35 Class Play-Junior5 Variety Show 35 Sports Announcing 45 Speech Activities 45 Class Vice President 35 Fairview-White High School 1,2. RICHARD EUGENE FERGUSON Fung January 21, 1931 General Senior Choir 2,35 Intramur- als 1,25 Clubs-Chemistry- Physics 35 Minstrel lg Operetta 2. Withdrawn. PAUL DEAN HAZELBAKER Hezzey July 17, 1931 Industrial Arts Basketball 25 Intramurals 1, 3,45 Clubs-Biology 2, Chem- istry-Physics 4. WILLIAM HENRY Porky September 3, 1931 Agriculture Baseball 1,29 Basketball 1,22 Intramurals 3,49 Clubs-F.F.A. 3,4, Hi-Y 49 Class Play-Sem iorg Bloomingburg High School 1,2. LELAND MACY HEWSON KlLeeD March 5, 1930 Industrial Arts Intramurals 2,3,49 Greenfield High School CInd.D 1. CAROLINE JUNE I-IoL'roN Carolyn June 23, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Seniorg Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 3,49 Wood- wind Quintet 3, District I, State II9 Senior Choi-r 2,3,49 Basketball 29' Volleyball 3,49 Clubs-Biology 2, Buccaneer Staff 1,2,4, Chemistry-Physics 3,4, 'Cen-X 1,2,3,4Q Class Play - Juniorg Minstrel-V a ri e t y Show 1,39 Operetta Orchestra 2,4. RUTH ELIZABETH Houx KfRuthlY November 25, 1930 Commercial I Senior Choir 2,43 Clubs-Li- brary 4g Operetta 49 Walnut ,Junior High, Grand Island, Neb. DONALD HENRY HUMMEL ffHuml, July 26, 1931 Industrial Arts Thirteen BERTHELDA M. HEWSON Bertha May 30, 1931 General Greenfield, Ind., High School 1. I-IARQLD F. :HILL Mountain June 18, 1931 Industrial Arts Football 1,29 Track Team 1, 2,49 Intramurals 1,2,39 Clubs- Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 39 Class Play-Junior, Senior, Sports Announcing 49 Minstrel- Variety 1,3. DONALD EDWIN HOPPING IKHOPU March 15, 1931 Industrial Arts PATRICIA ANN HUIT rrpatxr June 20, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Spanish I 3, District VI, Senior-9 Concert Band 1,2,3,49 Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,49 Flute Quartet 1 District I State I, 2 District I State II, 3 District I State Ig Baseball 3,4Q Basket- ball 3,49 Volleyball 49 Clubs- Annual Staff 4g Biology 2, Band Council Secretary 2, Chemistry- Physics 4, Cen-X 1,2,3,4Q Class Pl-ay-Seniforg Cen-X-Hi-Y Play 35 Minstrel-Variety 1,3j Na- tional Honor Society. Joi-IN DAVID HURLEY Dave May 10, 1931 General Concert Band 1,2,3,49 March- ing Band 1,2,3,49 Orchestra 1,2, 3,49 Horn Quartet 3 District I State II9 Senior Choir 2,3Q Golf 39 Intramurals 1,2,39 Clubs- Hi-Y 4, Chemistry-Physics 49 Minstrel-Variety 1,39 Operetta -Orchestra 1,2. NANCY LEE ISAACSON Nancy February 3, 1931 Commercial Scholarship - Latin, Senior, Senior Choir 3,4g 'Clubs- Boosters 3, Commercial 4, Li- brary 3g Operetta 4. MARY JENKINS Q Mary September 23, 1930 Commercial Baseball 3, Basketball 45 Clubs-Biology 29 Enon High School 1. VIRGIL JORDAN Tootsie July 19, 1930 General Withdrawn MARTHA JEAN KNAPP Marty October 17, 1931 General Clubs-Biology 2, -Chemistry- Physics 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Cen-X 1, Library 45 Minstrel 1. PATRICIA ANN LUCK Pat October 10, 1931 G'en'eral Senior Choir 2,3,4g Minstrel -Variety 1,33 Operetta 2,4. Fourteen ROBERT LEE JAYNES Curly March 7, 1931 General A Marching Band 4g Class Play -Junior, Senior Minstrel 1. ROGER DEAN JENKS !lR0gU. July 22, 1931 Industrial Arts' Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Clubs- Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Hi-Y 4. RITA KERSEY Rita September 12, 1931 General Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Volley Ball 1,2,3, Champs 4, Clubs-G.A.A. 1. RICHARD ALLAN LANG Dick April 23, 1931 Industrial Arts Track Team 3g Tumbling Team 3g Intramurals 3g Class Play-Senior. BETTY ANN MALLOW Hpeteli August 2, 1931 Commercial Concert Band 1,2,3,4g March- ing Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1, 2,3,4g Woodwind Quartet 3, District I, State II, Baseball 3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Volley Ball 4g Clubs-Biology 2, Cen- X 1,2,3,4, Library 35 Minstrel, -Variety 1,35 Operetta Orches- tra 2,4. NEIL JOSEPH MANGAN Heel March 4, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarships-English 3, Ag- riculture 4, Senior 45 Football 1,25 Track Team 2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Clubs-Com- mercial 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4. FRANCES J EAN MATTHEWS NPIIBHU April 1, 1931 Commercial Basketball 15 Clubs--Biology 2, F.H.A. 1, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, Li- 'brary 3,45 Speech Activities 4. WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER Bill May 7, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarships-English 1, Bi- ology 2, American History 3, Senior5 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Tumbling Team 35 Intramurals 1,3,45 Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3,4, Hi-Y 3,45 Class Play-Seniorg Variety Show 3. JANET LAVAUN MOODY ffjanli January 18, 1932 Commercial Marching Band 15 Senilcr Choir 2,35 Basketball 15 Clubs -Biology 2, Buccaneer Staff 1,2,3, Chemistry-Physics 4, Commercial, Secretary 4, Cen-X 1,2,3,45 Class Play-Seniorg Operetta 2,4. GERALD EDWARD MORRIS HGeeH October 20, 1929 Agriculture Intramurals 1,2,3,45 'Clubs- Biology 2, F.F.A. 1,2, Presi- dent 3,45 Meat Judging 2, State Illi 3 State I, 4 State I, Nation- a . Fifteen CAROL JEAN MARTIN Carol jean June 10, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarships-Seniorg Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Drum Quintet I, District II5 Drum Trio 45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Volley Ball 45 Clubs-An- nual Staff 4, Band Council, Vice President 3, Biology 2, Chemis- try-Physics, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, Senate 3, Hangout Board 35 Minstrel-Va- riety 1,35 Operetta Orchestra 4. ALLEN DWIGHT MCMAI-IAN Chick November 29, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship - Senior5 Vocal Contest: 3, District I, State II5 Basketball 25 Football 1i',2'3,3'l', Co-Captain 4:55 Track 1i:,2i',3, 435 Intramurals 3,45 Clubs-Bi- ology 2, -Chemistry-Physics 3,4, Senate 3, Varsity-X, Vice Pres- ident 3, Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4: 'Cen-X-Hi-Y Play 35 Minstrel- Variety 1,35 Speech Activities 45 Class Treasurer 2,35 Nation- al Honor Society. CHARLES EDWARD MITCHELL Mitch February 8, 1931 College Preparatory Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3,45 Minstrel 1. ELIZABETH ANN MOORMAN Liz August 11, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-History 2, His- tory 3, Seniorg Clubs-Biology 2, Buccaneer Staff 2,3,4, Chem- -istry-Physics 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Library 3. ROBERT DUANE MURRELL Bob December 19, 1931 Industrial Arts Scholarship-Bookkeeping I, 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Clubs-BL ology 2, Commercial 4. JAMES JENKS NICKLLL Nick March 22, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Senior, B a s e- ball 1,25 Basketball 3,45 Foot- ball 3,4'kg C1ubs-lChemistry- Physics 3, Varsity-X 4, Hi-Y 49 Class Treasurer 25 Bryan High 1,2. MILDRED EILEEN PENWELL Penny May 2, 1930 General Scholarship-General Science 1, World History 2, Senior, Basketball 15 Clubs-Boosters 3, Cen-X 1, Library 35 Annual Staff 45 Buccaneer Staff 2,35 Minstrel 15 National Honor So- cietv. RICHARD EDWARD PRAMER Peter January 11, 1931 Industrial Arts Basketball 15 Football 13 In- tramurals 4g 'Clubs-I-Ii-Y 3,4. JOHN EDWARD REYNOLDS ilJ0hn!! December 22, 1931 General Senior Choir 2,3,4g Track 35 Class Play-Senior, Variety Show 35 Operetta 2. LEROY ROBINSON no-Bally: August 14, 1931 General Track Team 1,29 Clubs-Bi- ology 2, F.F.A. 3,43 Wil-bur Wright CDaytonJ 1,2. Sixteen WILLIAM EUGENE OSMAN nBUSt61'u November 6, 1930 In-dustrial Arts Intramurals 1,25 Clubs-Bi- ology 25 Minstrel 1. RICHARD DALE PICKERING Pick October 28, 1931 Agriculture Intramurals 1,2,3,49 Clu-bs-- Biology 2, F.F.A. 1,2, Secre- tary 3, President 43 Class Play Senior, Meat Judging Contest 2, State III, 3 State I, 4 State I, National I. JOHN MICHAEL RACI-IFORD Pearl July 5, 1931 General Basketball 3,45 Football 3,43 Track 23 Intramurals 25 Class, Play-Junior 3g St. Brigid 1,2. HERMAN ELMER ROBINETTE Irjaken january 19, 1931 Agriculture Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Clubs- Biology 2, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Vice President 4, Hi-Y 4g Senate 45. Class Play-Seniorg F.F.A. Par- liamentary Contest 3 District I,. 4 District II. NELSON L. ROI-IRBACK Skinny November 1, 1930 Agriculture Track Team 2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Clubs-Biology 2, F.F- A. 1,2,3,4g Speech Activities 4. RICHARD WARREN SANDERS Sandy May 7, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship - Chemistry 3, Senior5 Senior Choir 2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,25 Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Treas- urer 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Hi-Y 45 An- nual Stafi 45 'Class Play-Sen- ior5 Variety Show 35 Operetta 1,25 Speech Activities 4. CYNTHIA SCI-IICK Cindy July 17, 1931 College Preparatory Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Baseball 35 Basketball 1,2.35 Volley- ball 45 Clubs-Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Cen-X 1,2,3,45 Buccaneer Staff 25 Class Play-Junior, Senior5 Minstrel- Variety 1,35 Operetta 2,45 Vocal Contest 2 District II, 3 District I, State II5 Speech Activities 4. ALFRED WILLIAM SEEGER Cigar May 14, 1931 Agriculture Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Clubs- Chemistry-Physics 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Meat Judging 2 State III, 3 State I, 4 State I, National I5 Parliamentary Con- test 3 District I, 4 District II. WILLIAM SI-IAw, JR. Bugs November 13, 1930 General Intramurals 1,2,3. ALVA LEE SMITH Alva February 28, 1930 General Scholarship - Agriculture 45 Track Team 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Seventeen JACK THOMAS SCI-IAFER jackson September 23, 1931 Industrial Arts Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Clubs- Chemistry-Physics 3,4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Annual Staff. PI-IYLISS SCOTT Phil August 22, 1931 Commercial Cabinet 15 South Philadel- phia High School 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN SHARP Pat September 12, 1931 General Senior Chioir 45 Clubs-F.H. A. 3,4, Cen-X 2. PATRICIA MARIE ,SLATTERY SIats October 24, 1931 Commercial Concert Band 1,2,3,45 March- ing Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volley- ball 45 Clubs-Biology 2, F.H. A. 1, Cen-X 1,2,3,45 Buccan- eer StaE 35 Class Play-Sem ior5 Minstrel-Variety 1,33 School Office. BETTY KATHERINE SMITH Bitty March 7, 1931 Home Economics MARGARET JUNE 'SMITH rrMaggie1: J une 1, 1931 College Preparatory Scholarship-Modern History 2, Spanish I 3, Senior5 Orches- tra 15 Basketball 45 Volleyball 45 -Clubs-Biology 2, Chemis- try-Physics 3,4, Cen-X 1,2,3,4, House of Representatives 25 Annual Staff. HENRIETTA LUCILLE SODDERS KlHen!I April 14, 1929 General Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 V o l 1 ey b all 1,2,3, 'Champs 445 Clubs-F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, G.A.A. 1, Vice President 2, President 3,4, Senate 25 'Class Play-Senior5 Minstrel 1. DAVID EUGENE STROUS Dave August 12, 1931 Industrial Arts 'Orchestra '15 Basketball 15 Saltcreek School CPickaway Countyj . '- BETTIE Lou THORNTON Stuff January' 19, 1931 Home Economics 'Clubs-Cen-X 4, Library 3,45 .Speech Activities 45 'Cedarville High 1,2. CHARLES 'OLIVER WIEDENHEFT Charlie March -7, 1930 Industrial Arts Tumbling Team 2,35 Intra- murals 35 Clubs-Biology 2, Varsity-X 3,45 Minstrel-Variety 3 Eighteen RALPH JUNIOR SMITH A Smitty September 25, 1931 General Concert Band 1,2,3,45 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Track 2,3,45 Tumbling Team 2i?,3:F,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Clubs-Varsity-X 3,4, Hi-Y 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Minstrel- Variety 153. DOROTHY JEAN STEELE Daffy June 14, 1930 Commercial Clubs--F.H.A. 1,2, G.A.A'. 35 Cedarville High 1, Yellow Springs 3. FRED THOMAS UTugJJ April 16, 1931 College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Clubs - Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Senate 4, Varsity-X 4, Hi-Y 3,45 Min- strel-Variety 1,35 Speech Ac- tivities 4. BARBARA JEAN WELLS HB. J-71 November 29, 1931 Commercial Scholarship -Bookkeeping I 2, Senior,5 Senior-:Choir 253,45 Volley-ball 45 Clubs-Biology 2, Commercial 4, 'Cen-X ,1,2,3, Treasurer 4, House ' 'of' ' Repre- sentatives 3, Hang-Out Secre- tary 3,45 Minstrel-Variety 1,35 'Operetta 2,45 National Honor Society. RUBY 'MAE WYLIE Ruby -January 6,1930 Commercial Baseball 35 Basketball l,3,45 Volleyball 3, Champs 41:5 Clubs Cen-X 3, ,Library 3,45 A An- nual Staff 4. LOREN RICHARD YEAKLEY Loren November 25, 1931 General Scholarship-Bookkeeping I 2g In- tramurals lg Clubs-Biology 2, Li- brary 4g Annual Staff 45 Buccaneer Staff 35 Class Play-junior, Seniorg Minstrel lg Speech Activities 4. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Ccrvcmoluqh Mr. Boxwell Nineteen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Elizabeth Anderson, Iune Louise Curry, Charles Holcomb Deen, Patricia De- voe, Richard Dale Hinshaw, Patricia Ann Huit, Allen Dwight McMahan, Mild- red Eileen Penwell, Anna Ioyce Wagner, Barbara Iean Wells. y SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Colleen Andersen, Betty Anderson, Donna Bodine 'I-I.M., Patty Burr. Iune Curry, Doris Daum, Charles Deen 8, Patti Devoe, Carroll Drummond '5. Mary Iane Erankenberg, Dale Hinshaw, Caroline Holton, Patty Huit. Nancy Isaacson, Neil Mangan I-l.M., Carol Martin, Dwight McMahan, Bill Miller '4, Elizabeth Moorrnan, lim Niclcell, Eileen Penwell. Warren Sanders, Bob Spitler 'I-l.M., Margaret Smith, Ioyce Wagner 'l'I.M. Barbara Iean Wells. ' Ratings in County Twenty ff' 57i'f7W'P5 Z X. 2 fn NN ,.. , X 4 , X .Z-m 5-NX Q. qi Vw! , K, VJ, 'w:Q'5 'j.l-XIX? f' TX 3 ff' wwkff -X X W Q fi ' X Q 4 , f 'f' Q. sg!-,R i ,, UFTASSE5 . i , P , i Y, I E I i l s P IUNIUR CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Montgomery Vise President Beatrice Peterson Secretary Phyllis Manor Treasurer Don Middleton Advisors Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Neff SUPHUMURE CLASS UFFICEHS President loe Galliqer Vice President Iudy Craiq Secretary Helen Wills Treasurer David Huit Advisors Miss Saum, Mr. Marshall Twenfy One IU IUP1 GIRL HOME ROOM TEACHERS--Mrs. Balmer, Miss Cczvcmouqh Evelyn Agnor Doris Allen Barbara Archer Barbara Austin Vonna Baylis Nancy Beason Betty Jo Blair Peggy Bottorff Wilma Breakall Betty Lou Clark Regena Coffman Darcus Compton Mary Carol Creswell Pauline Dillard Janet Flemming Margaret Ford Dorthea Gipson Eileen Hartman Eva Mae Hayes Ruth Hey Imogene Hilterbran Susan Hopkins Jeanne Huston Helen Jack Marlene Jacoby Anna Louise Jones Peggy Jones Betty Knisley Ann Kraft Janet Layton Barbara Luttrell Harriet Lynch Phyllis Manor Jean Lou Miller Mary Jane Miller Miriam M-orris Twenty Two Kathleen Palmer Rita Parks Phyllis Pepple Beatrice Peterson Anna Piatt Carol Prether Virginia Pummell Bessie Purdue Virginia Scherry Bessie Smart Sara Sutton Pat Walsh Elvira Warner Dorothy Wilson Martha Wilson Joyce Williams IU IUB BUY i HOME ROOM TEACHER -Mr. E. I. Neff Paul Anderson Wendell Anderson Theodore Amovitz Ted Blackburn Chris Bridgman Robert Brooks Walton Brownell Richard Bruce Robert Clarke Philip Coates Leon Gcpsey Roger Craig Tom Curtis William Custer Herbert Dabe David Davis Willard Delaney Wayne Eakins George Gannon Eugene Gill Keith Guyton Bobby Joe Hall James Haller Richard Hilderbrandt Robert Humble Eugene Hyatt John Jennings Stanley Lawson James Lewellen Douglas Long Richard Matson Ronald McFarland Robert McGlothen Jan McPherson Donald Middleton T-sm Middleton Robert Montgomery Dale Murrell Neal Muterspaw Eddie Parks Twenty Three Richard Patterson James Paullin Charles Rector Robert Rogers Russell Rosell Richard Shaw Edward Smith Gerald Smith J' ack Spurgeon Robert Steele Paul Stroud Wayne Sturgeon Lewis Swartzbaugh Bob Swigart James Weaver Robert Whitacre Owen White Max Whittington L UPHUMUBE GIRL HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Mrs. Patterson, Miss Scrum Ruby Alspaugh Evelyn Baker Rosamarie Baggford Elaine Barnett Mary Lou Beamer Ruth Bickett: Jan-et Boatman Janet Bodine J :z-an Bullock Hilda Clark Dorothy Codling Patricia Comford Irene Cooper Judy Craig Patty Dominy Sally Elliott Clara Foster Janice Gifford Mary Lee Gifford Joanne Gultice Miriam Hammle Carolyn Harkins Mildred Hayslip Joan Hunt Faye Huston Marlene Jacoby Flossie Jeffries Sue Ann Jordan Viola J-ordan Juanita Long Shirley LaMar Susannah Lane Doris Lieurance Georgianna Linkhart Bessie Mackley D'Anne Manor Gayle McIntosh Grace Meeks Ruby Milburn Connie Miller Twenty Four Helen Mustard Patricia Palmer Barbara Pitzer Magel Pitzer Mildred Riggs Mickey Ringer Caroline Savage Ada Schoonover Virginia Scott Jo Ann Shaw Rosemary Simason Peggy Smith Meredith Somrners Iolerre Spence Norma Steele Donna Sturgeon Barbara Taylor Helen Wills Judy Wood t UPHUMUBCE BUY HOME ROOM TEACHERS--Mr. Boxwell, Mr. Marshall Herman Abromowitz Charles Beeson Kenneth Beeson James Benson Robert Bickett Donald Blair Jesse B-obbitt Raymond Borden Prentice Carroll Marshall Clark Kenneth Cline Walter Compton Jerry Conner Donald Dudrow Harold Ford Richard Fudge Joe Galliger Larry Gegner jerry Gifford Robert Gill Carlton Grieves Don Halsey Glenn Hamer jack Harrison Ronald Hart Gene Hawkins Charles Henize Darrell Henry Roger Hilliard David Huit James Jenkins Philip Jenkins Neil Keller Keith Linkhart Edwin Louderback Bill Michael Richard Miller William Miller Gene Moore Jerry Murrell Bill Neeld Richard North Twenty Five Gene Pummell Dean Ragar Frank Rue George Rue John Ryan Lonnie Shattuck Aquila Shaw Robert Smith Torreuce Smith Richard Sodders Robert Sparrow Richard Strous Charles Stultz Marion Thomas Richard Wakeley Walter White Maornn Williams Richard Wilson Homer Wylie FP.iEi'HlVlAN GIRL HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Miss Brechmcrcher, Northa Adams Janet Alspaugh Dorothy Anderson Shirley Baker Donna Beam Beverly Beekman Rosalene Beekman Wanda Bennington Janet Bickett Martha Block Charma Bobbit Myrna Bottorff Joanne Boyer Joyce Bradford Barbara Brittingham Charlotte Camden Geraldine Caplinger Veda Carnes Norma Castle Martha Chambliss JoAnn Gadling Jayne Curtis Doris Day Joan Dillard Joanne Donges Virginia Douglas Barbara Gibson Myrna Ginaven Mary Green Sue Guyton Phyllis Haselau Janet Hendee Hiltrun Hermann Phyllis Hurley Shirley Irvine Janet Jacks Phyllis Jenkins Dorothy Johnes Delores Johnson Sarah Jones Patricia Leach Suzanne Leahey Kathryn Ledbetter Jennie Marsh Joyce Meek Rheta Poland . Patricia Henry Phyllis Hilderbrand Iva Kingsolver Arlene Lee Janet Littler Mildred Long Marjorie Lfoy Arlene Martin Constance Massie Janet McCafferty Sandra McCal1ister Janice McPherson Mary Middleton Patricia Mitchell Twenty Six Miss Porter Barbara Molitor Esther Molitor Mary Murray Doris Muterspaw Nancy Neeld K Joan Oden Carol Patterson Patricia Pemberton Lois Piatt Betty Rader Lois Reese Jane Reynolds Lois Ruse Carol Scroggy Mary Shaw Martha Slattery Barbara Smith Viola Spurgeon Virginia Stroud Peg Thorman Patricia Thornton Grace Turvy Sharlee Veidt Jill Watson Doris Waxler Joan White Mary Williams Jane Williamson June Williamson Pauline Young PRElHNUlN BUY: HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Mr. Seilhctmer, Mr. Wickline Grover Ackley james Amole jackie Anders Glenn Anderson Elw-ood Baker Warren Bales Charles Beason Eddie Bentley Richard Block Bill Bowell Leo Brennan Donald Brown Fred Brown Leroy Camp James Coates Daniel Coe John Collins William Collins Russell Curtis Louis Cyphers James Deeter Dick Doren Marvin Eyler Leonard Fanning Frank Fisher , Max Foley Roy Frame Ronald Grooms Richard Haines Paul Halder Donald Hamilton Francis H-enize Carl Hewson Dcnald Hilderbrandt Ronald Hilderbrandt Donald Hook David Kimbler Joe Kingsolver Robert Knisley Richard Lang Walter Dee George Long Ronnie Mason William Matson Norman McMa-hon Jack McQuiggan William Merriman Robert Middleton Arthur Milburn Robert Moore Dale Mowen Garland Murrell Twenty Seven james Owens Steve Peterson Robert Pierce Larrance Pummell Harold Pyles Leo Rector Charles Reese Howard Reynolds Roger Rhubert Roger Riley James Ryan Thomas Shaw Lawrence Shepherd Lewis Shepherd Russell Shope Thomas Silcott john Snyder Donald Stephens Wendell Sullivan jerry Swigart Ernest Terhune Elwood Tobin Nicholas Ungard Thomas Welsh Donald Wiechers EIGHTH GH UE HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Miss Dickerson, Mr. Sultzbcrch Forest Abling Maud Abling Carl Archer James Arehart Lydia Arrasmith Lloyd Baker Nancy Benson George Berger Geraldine Blair Dick Bottoroff Nancy Bowermaster Scott Brittingham Shirley Buckles Paul Coates Sh-irley Cooper Ruth Craig Ronald Cyphers Bob Derrick Wayne Dodge Jeanetta Dudley Harold Fawley Don Finlay Bill Flemming Wilma Flemming Clifford! Fox Martha Gable Locke Glossner Dick Giordon Jeanne Gorman John Grooms William Halsey 'Charlene Hilterbran Betty Hill Richard I-Iodson Mae Holly Marion Hook Betty Howard Janet Jenkins Betty Johnson Richard Johnson Charles Leighly Donna Lieurance John Littler Glendon Lorenzo John McCallister Bob Miller Jean Mitchell Dick Montgomery Paul Murray 'Marilyn Neeld Bob Oglesbee 'Harry Osman Shirley Pallatto JoAnn Palmer Violet Price Opal Pyles Ralph Riggs ' Meryl Root 1 Twenty' Eight Ralph Root Gladys Rosell Frances Rumbaugh Harold Ruse Cynthia Sh-aw Donna Shaw John Shaw Richard Shinn Doris Smith Dorothy Smith Louise Smith Patricia Smith Arleen Spurlock Jessie Stafford Clayton Stein Mary Strausberg Patty Sturgeon Charles Tarter Marilyn Terhune John Thompson Carl Toner Clara Trubee Harold Turley Margaret Tyler ' Mike Ungard' ' Peggy Watkins- Dessie Wylie EIGHTH GR D 1 HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Mr. Smith, Mr. Edwards Beverly Arnovitz Carl Ary Hannah Jane Baynard Margaret Bennett Harold Boat Betty Boggs David Brittingham Louise Brooks Carol Brown Joyce Brown Donald Burden Ronnie Castle Samuel Clark Katherine Cline Joyce Conner Martha Davis Teddy Detty Donald DeVelbiss Joan Dickinson Dean Driscoll Edison Durbin Joe Elliott Larry Fealy Gail Finlay Beverly Fisher Barbara Franks Dale Funk Phil Gegner Shelly Gordon James Grooms June Hall Thomas Haydock Rita Hilliard Shirley Hinshaw Emily I-Loren Jimmie Hurley Betty Huston Edna Huston Robert Hutchison Elizabeth Jones J een Kelble Jan Lane Donald Lauderback William Lawson Thomas Leighly Dick LeSourd David Luttrell Richard Manor Shirley Matson David Molitor Robert Mosteller Larry Nelson Betty Nicely Ott Oakley C1'eva Ohsner Margaret Parkinson Twenty Nine Diane Petersonf James Randall Norma Randall James Reynolds Robert Ridgeway Patricia Roach V Melva Ruse John Ryan Donald Schafer Marjorie Shultz Ruth Shaw Joanne Smart Joyce Smith Larry Smith Melvin Smith Ronald Smith Shirley Smith Barbara Sprigg Helen Sprigg Donna St. John Orville Swagger Helen Terrell Eleanor Toner Robert Trubee John Walker Richard White EVENTH GH UE HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Miss Frcrsh, Mr. Esther Abling Patty Ackley Wilma Amole Jerelyn Atkinson John Balmer Elvin Baylis Lucille Boggs Ralph Boat Phyllis Bottoroff Frances Brennan William Camden Norman Clark Ralph Coates William Coulter Ronald Daum Arthur Davis Phyllis Detty Wanda Dillard Shirley Dodge Neil Drummond Martha Duncan Ernest Lee Durbin Jackie Earley Margaret Finley Marilyn Foley Teddy Forbes john Gano Barbara Gill Nedra Glass Larry Gordon Ervin Grooms Mabel Grooms Peggy Grooms Ruth Haselau Donna Hall Nancy Heaton Lowell Hill Richard Hupman Cecil Jordon Roger Kimrbler Carol Knight Cordelia Koonce Edward Kraft Donald LeVeck Roger Lott james Louderback Ruth Louderback David Mattox Kay Meeks Laurence McPherson Nellie Milburn Virginia Morris Gale Mouser Paul Neff - Thirty Graham Paula Neff Larry Nichols Jean North Annis Peterson Beulah Pitzer Billy Pitzer Jim Prether Pearl Pummell Robert Reynolds Phyllis Ringer Betty Robinett Herbert Robinson Garrett Scott Jessie Shaw James Sholar Peggy Slmrt William Simons Harold Sodders Richard Stout Mary Summers Kenneth Turvey Robert Wakeley Dora Wilson Roger Wolfe Patricia Wright SEETHGRU HOME ROOM TEACHERS-Mr. Patterson, Miss Bloom Iva Barnett Jack Barnett Nancy Bean Shirley Bickett Betty Bogan Sally Bowermaster Donald Brannigan Kenneth Butts Allen Chambliss Ronald Chambliss Cornelia Clark Ronald Collins Francis Compton Donna Courtney Roger Cultice David Dawson Shirley Diamond Clara Dowell Robert Drake Doris Fawcett Paul Fox Shirley Fox Bertha Fugate Christina Fugate David Funk Torrence George Richard Gifford Anna Green Patricia Green Ethel Hain-es Robert Hall Billy Hazelbaker Wallace Henry Hugh Hurley Leroy Inlow Betty Irvine Teddy Jacks James Jeffries Ronald Johnson Phyllis Jones Robert Knight Mary LaMar Raymond LaMar Donald Link Dale Long Helen Long Ruth Mercer Jay Miller Robert Miller Jackie Mitchell Robert Moorman Sharon Morrow Ann Morton Jacquelyn Nichols Sue Nordlund Denver Palmer Thirty one Robert Parks Bessie Pickel Colleen Pittman Phil Purdom Patty Ralls Helen Rawland Richard Reynolds Sarnmie Robinson Barbara Rose Patrick Ryan Geraldine Shaw Harve Shiplett George Shipley Robert Smith Donald Sparrow Elmer Stafford Starline Strickland Charles Suttles Caroleen Swirgdler Colleen Swindler John Thorman Peggy Toner Ray Watson Judy Whitacre Julia Whittington Richard Wills John Wood Robert Workman. CLASS SCHUL BSHIP Biology Jesse Bobbitt Raymond Borden Susanna Lane Chemistry Mary Carol Creswell John Jennings Paul Stroud General Science Lois Piatt Lynn Terhune Jill Watson Physics Charles Deen Leroy Downey Bob Spitler Algebra I Phyllis Jenkins Connie Massie Steve Peterson Algebra II Neil Mangan Jan McPherson Virginia Pummell 1. Harold Boat 1. Carol Brown 1.Carol Brown 3. Clayton Stein Plane Geometry Donald Dudrow Virginia Scherry Homer Wylie American History Barbara Archer Janet Layton Ronald McFarland World History Sue Jordan Macon Williams Senior Social Studies Mary Jane Frankenberg Dale Hinshaw E Bill Miller English IX Joyce Bradford Myrna Ginevan Carol Patterson English X Bessie Mackley Ruby Milburn Connie Miller English XI Richard Patterson Phyllis Pepple Beatrice Peterson English XII Doris Daum Carroll Drummond Joyce Wagner Latin I Dick Block Hiltrun Hermann Jane Reynolds Latin II Herman Abromowitz Larry Gegner Richard Miller Spanish I Margaret Ford Ann Kraft Spanish I I Pat Huit Eilleen Penwell Margaret Smith Bookkeeping I iDonna Bodine Viola Jordan Gene Pummell EIGHTH GR UE TEL T 169 4. Donna St. John 166 169 5. James Reynolds 163 169 6. Gail Finlay 160 168 7. Donna Lieurance 158 Thirty Two Locke Glossner Joyce Brown John McCallister Richard Montgomery 158 156 153 153 QL . I-. f 'Thy' V' W . ww o ,'-'JJ N 'Y f X. , , :Vs 4 .gf AL, vsljrl-ff XF? Xfa 'A . f ka? 35 9 A I , -n- 5 Ci if I fx I j I 5 Y f -, f V I Ui VV 1,-thy . ,,-It QQ lu, 'Na 5 ' 2 C-5Lr'ES',:?'fvVJ C ,. f . 1, , V , r ,- FUTURE F R EPI. UF RAMERIC OFFICERS President ............ ..,.,....,.,.,.....,, ,.,.,,,., D i ck Pickering Vice President ..... .....,., J unior Robinette Secretary ........... ............ N eil Mangan Treasurer ..... . ,,.,,... Don Middleton Reporter ...... ...... ........ G l enn Harner Sentinel ................ g ........ ........... G e rald Morris Honorary Recorder ..,... .....,.,........ D ick Coffelt Advisor .............,...... X ,,,..., Mr. P. D. Wickline jack Anders Glenn Anderson Wendell Anderson Warren Bales 'Charles Beason Kenneth Beason LaMar Beatty Eddie Bentley. Bob Bickett John Bickett Dean Brown Walter Compton Leon Copsey Russell Curtis Tom Curtis Lauris Cyphers james Deeter Willard Delaney Dick Doren Dick Haines Gene Hawkins Bill Henry Darrell Henry Ronald Hiledrbrandt Eugene Hyatt James jenkins Walter Lee Keith Linkhart Bob McGlothen Bob Middleton Tom Middleton Bill Miller Steve Peterson Charles Rector Leo Rector Leroy Robinson Nelson R-ohrback Alfred Seeger Aquila Shaw Alva Smith Bob Sparrow Paul Stroud Charles Stultz Sam Thomas Max Whittington Donald Wiechers The Future Farmers of America have a fine list of achievements for this year. The crop te-am placed first in st-ateg sheep and wool, wseventhg livestock, eighthg milk, tenthg and the meat judging teamf first in -state and national competition. X Special recognition should be given Dick Pickering and Alfred Seeger who received gold rating and Gerald Morris a bronze rating in the National competition. 'The Parliamentary Team received ta silver rating and the Xenia chapter was first in the Better Chapter Contest. Thirty Three HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS President ................................. ..4Chax-lie Deen Vice President ...... ............. D ick Shaw Secretary ............. ......... D ale Hinshaw Treasurer ....... .. .......... Don Middleton Chaplain ....... ................ D wight McMahan Advisors ..... .....,. M r. Cranor, Mr. Edwards LaMar Beatty Bill Henry Bob Montgomery Karl Benson Ray Breakall Chris Bridgman Jack Conklin Dick 'Coffelt Willard Delaney Jerome DeWine Wayne Eakins George Gannon Keith Guyton Bob Humble Dave Hurley Roger Jenks Iohn Jennings Jim Lewellyn Neil Mangan Dick Matson Ron McFarland Jan McPherson Bill Miller Jim Nickell Dick Pramer Junior Robinette Warren Sanders jack Schafer Eddie Smith Ralph Smith Bob Spitler Fred Thomas Hi-Y is a service club with many activities. Passing out programs at games, entertaining in Children's Home on Easter, working with Sr. 'Cen-X for Christmas Tree decorations and Christmas religious services are a few examples of the year's services. Once a year the club sponsors a dance. The Hi-Y picnics in spring and fall are big events for the memlbers and friends. Once a year the boys take over the city offices and rule for a day. Thirty Four JE IUP1 CEN-X OFFICERS President .......... ......,............... ......... B e tty Anderson Vice President ..... .......... B ea Peterson Secretary ........ ..................... A nn Kraft Treasurer .... ............. B arbara Jean Wells Advisors ...... ....... M rs. Deen, Miss Simmons Dzris Allen Colleen Andersen Evelyn Anderson Barbara Archer Dorothy Atkinson Barbara Austin Jean Beamer Betty Jo Blair Peggy Bottorff Betty Lou Clark Regena Coffman Frances Collins Mary Carol Creswell June 'Curry Doris Daum Patti Dgevoe Nancy Donges Violetta Faulkner Janet Flemming Mary Jane Frankenberg Eileen Hartman Eva Mae Hayes Ruth Hey Caroline Holton Patty Huit Jeanne Huston Helen Jack Marlene Jacoby Anna Louise Jones Margaret Jones Martha Knapp Barbara Luttrell Harriet Lynch Betty Mallow Phyllis Manor Carol Martin Frances Matthews Jean Lou Miller Janet Moody Miriam Morris Rita Parks Phyllis Pepple Anna Lee Piatt Virginia Scherry Cynthia Schick Patty Slattery Bessie Smart: Margaret Smith Sara Sutton Bettie Thornton Joyce Wagner Elvira Warner Dorothy Wilson Martha Wilson n sibi 'Senior Cen-X is one of the more active service clubs at Central. Its motto, No sed omnibus CNot for self, but for allj is the true spirit of the club. Some of the activities ,for the year have been: helped decorate school for Christmas programg sold. Xenia Central pen and pencil setsg worked in check roomy sponsored a dance after the Findlay gameg and shared with Jr. Cen-X the sponsoring of the annual formal, U 77 Belles and Beaux. Thirty Five IU IUP1 CE -X OFFICERS President ............ ........................,...... R osemary Simason Vice President ..... ..........,. A rlene Martin Secretary ............ ....... S andra McCalliister Treasurer .,.r.. ..............,,,,,,,.,,..,, R uby Alspaugh Advisors .... ...... M iss Frasch, Miss Dickerson Dorothy Anderson Mary Lou Beamer Barbara Beekman Martha Block Joan Boyer Joyce Bradford Charlotte Camden 'Gerry Caplinger Norma Castle Dorothy Codling Joan Codling Irene Cooper Judy Craig Patty Dominy Joan Donges Barbara Jean Gibson Myrna Ginaven Joan Hunt Sue Ann Jordan Viola Jordan Suzie Lane Patty Leach .Suzanne Lea-hey Kathryn Ledbetter Margie Loy Bessie Mackley D'Anne Manor Connie Miller Patty Mitchell Nancy Neeld Joan Oden Carol Patterson Patty Pemberton Lois Piatt Barbana Pitzer Betty Rader Jane Reynolds Mildred Riggs Carolyn Savage Meredith Sommers Barbara Taylor Grace Turvey Sharlee Viedt Helen Wills Judy Wood Junior Cen-X is a little sister to Senior Cen-X. This year the club is going to buy lcurtains for the auditorium, and! has already bought a subscription to Life magazine for the school library. The club financed itself by taking donations at the check room at basketball games, and sponsoring a dance after a game. It is a service club doing its part in helping the school and the community. The annual formal is giv-en in cooperation with Senior Cen-X. Usually most members join the Senior Cen-X. Thirty Six CHEML TRY-PHYSICS CLUB President ........... Vice President Secretary ............ Treasurer ........ Advisor ..... Paul Anderson Wendell Anderson Teddy Arnovitz Karl Benson Peggy Bottorff Dick Bruce Patty Burr Betty 'Clark Robert Clarke Jack Conklin Leon Copsey Mary Carol Creswell Tom Curtis Charles Deen Willard Delaney Leroy Downey Carroll Drummond Wayne Eakins OFFICERS Janet Flemming Dorotha Gipson Keith Guyton Paul Hazelbaker Ruth Hey Caroline Holton Patty Huit Bob Humble Don Hummel Dave Hurley Martha Knapp Jim Lewellen Doug Long Phyllis Manor Dick Matson Dwight McMahan Jan McPherson Bill Miller ,........Bob Spitler .....John Jennings .......Bea Peterson ..Warren Sanders Mr. B. F. Cranor Jean Miller Charles Mitchell Bob Montgomery Janet Moody Dick Patterson Jack Schafer Alfred Seeger Bessie Smart Margaret 'Smith Jack Spurgeon Bob Steele Paul Stroud Sara -Sutton Bob Swigart Joyce Wagner Elvira Warner Jim Weaver The 'Chemistry-Physics Club is organized for the purpose of furthering education in these two fields. One of its main activities each year is to help in soliciting .for the Cancer Fund Drive Its one field trip for the year was to the Atomic Show at Memorial Hall. Some of the 'speakers 'for the year have been: Dr. Austin M. Patterson, Rev. Hugh F Ash, Mr. Kendall, and Mr. J. A. Odegand. Thirty Seven E IUP1 B00 TEH OFFICERS President ............ ..................... ......... J u ne Curry Vice President ..... .......,. ,.,,,..... D o ris Daum Secretary .......................... ........................... J ean Beamer Treasurer ...................................... Mary Jane Frankenberg Corresponding Secretary ...,.. ................. B etty Anderson Advisor ............................. .......... M iss Porter Doris Allen Colleen Andersen Betty Anderson Barbara Archer Marilyn Aultman Barbara Austin Jean Beamer Mary Lou Beamer Regena Coffman June Curry Doris Daum Nancy Donges Mary J. Frankenberg Eva Mae Hayes Jeanne Huston Helen Jack Marlene Jacoby Viola Jordan Ann Kraft Barbara Luttrell D'Anne Manor Phyllis- Manor Barbara Pitzer Rosemary Simason Elvira Warner D-:rothy Wilson Miss Porter has made a cheering section of twenty-six Buc-Boosting girls. Good-natured ridiculing of other M.V.L. teams at pep assemblies-covered-dish suppers before games- picnic in fall all blend together for a resume of the club's activities. Selling buccaneer pins at a small profit financed the club. Main event was school-elected homecoming queen who, with her attendants, was presented flowers and reigned at the Home-coming dance. Thirty Eight V P1 ITY-X OFFICERS President ...,......,. ......,,,.......,.,.,...,..,... ....... R a y Breakall Vice President ............ .............................. D ick Shaw Secretary-Treasurer ...... ,...,,.,..,............ N eal Muterspaw Advisors ................... ....... M r. Kaylor, Mr. Marshall Karl Benson Joe Galliger James Nicl-:ell Donald Blair Ronald Hart George Rue Ray Breakall Bob Brooks Dick Bruce Marshall Clark Charles Deen Jerome DeWine Carroll Drummond Wayne Eakins Dale Hinshaw Neil Mangan Dick Matson Dwight McMahan Bill Michael Don Middleton Dale Murrell' Neal Muterspaw Dick Shaw Ralph Smith Lewis Swartzbaugh Fred Thomas Robert Whitacre Charles Wiedenheft The Varsity-X is composed of twenty-eight boys who have earned a letter in either basketball, football, or some other sport. Its purpose is to serve the school and promote good sportsmanship throughout the year. The club, which has very informal meetings, has been organized 'since 1939. The Var sity X dance is sponsored in the spring. Thirty Nine NATE Betty Clark Judy Craig Doris Daum Neil Drummond Phil Gegner John Jennings Arl-ene Martin Phyllis Pepple Bea Peterson Anna Lee Piatt junior Robinette Virginia Scherry Dick Shaw Bob Spitler Fred Thomas Martha Wilson The Senate is an organization of Vice Presidents of clubs including Junior High The members meet on Friday mornings and decide upon matters that concern the entire school Mr Benner 15 the advisor and wishes to re-organize the House of Representatives to Join with the Senate to make a Congress. The student body expresses its opinions through this student council Forty BUCCANEEP1 FF Editor ................... Assistant Editor ....., Business Manager ...... Music ....... .... ,........ jr. High Editor ....... Girls Sports ,..,.,... I Clubs .....,..... Elizabeth Moorman ........Jim Paullin ,..Jack Spurgeon .Caroline Holton .....Dick Bottorff janet Flemming ........D0rothy Wilson Illustrator ....,.. ...................., F rancis Henize Typist ...... ........ M ary Jane Frankenberg Sports ...................,.......................................... Donald Blair Reporters-Gerry Blair, Lee Bobbitt, Shirley Buckles, Bill Flemming, Marilyn Foley, Stan Lawson, Nancy Donges. Advisor ..... ....... M iss Ballantyne The Buccaneer Staff is the hardworking group which edits our school paper It is com posed of students ranging ,from the seventh to twelfth grades. November 4, 1948, the members attended the Annual Miami Valley Journalism Clinic at Greenville, where Elizabeth Moorman, editor, received third prize in Journalism Contest of Editorials. Forty One GIRL ' f THLETIC 'SSUCIVS T10 OFFICERS President ................. .,.......................... I-I enrietta Sodders Vice President ....... Secretary .............. Treasurer ................. Sergeant at Arms .... Reporter ..........,....... ................,Betty Clark Georgiana Linl-:hart .............Phyllis Pepple .........,....Marlene Jacoby Elizabeth Moorman Advisor Beverly Beekman Joan Boyer Joan Bullock Charlotte Camden Gerry Caplinger Betty Clark Joan Codling Jackie Curtis Doris Day Dorothy DeVelbiss ,Tanet Flemming Shirley Irvine .......Miss Helen Reynolds Marlene Jacoby Patty Leach Georginia Linkhart Mildred Long Harriet Lynch Patty Mitchell Elizabeth Moorman Miriam Morris Doris Muterspaw Phyllis Pepple Patty Pemberton Rheta Poland The G.A.A. is composed of thirty-five members. Its goal is To promote good sports manship and encourage girls' athletics. Leis Reese Phyllis Scott Virginia Scott Joan Shaw Rosemary Simason Martha Slattery Henrietta Sodders Virginia Stroud Donna Sturgeon Peggy Thorman Doris Waxler Its activities have been as follows: sponsored Winter Wonderland dance after the Miamisburg basketball gameg had play days with Osborn, Bryan, and Beavercreekg had a hayride and Weiner roastg went to the O.S.U.-Pittsburgh football game, and entertained at a mother-daughter banquet at Geyer's May 12. Forty Two EIGHTH GR DE G President ..... 4 ........ Vice President Secretary ........... Treasurer .... Advisor ..... Beverly Arnovitz Margaret Bennett Nancy Benson Geraldine Blair Charlene Boggs Carol Brown Shirley Buckles Catherine Cline Joyce Conner Martha Davis Joanne Dickinson Gail Findlay Beverly Fisher Martha Gable Shirley Hinshaw Jean Kelble Jean Lane Donna Lieurance Shirley Matson OFFICERS Shirley Hinshaw .......Peggy Watkins Donna St. John Neeld .......Miss Helen Reynolds Marie Ohsner JoAnn Palmer Diane Peterson Patti Roach Melva Ruse Marjorie Shultz JoAnn Smart Louise ,Smith Patty Smith Shirley Smith Helen Sprigg Barbara Spriggs Jessie Stafford Donna St. John Patty Sturgeon Marilyn Terhune Helen Terrell Clara Trubee Peggy Watkins Peggy Neeld The eighth grade G.A.A. is a new club organized this year by Miss Reynolds. It is made up of forty members whose goals are to interest more girls in sportsg encourage enthusiasm and interest in activities: and to develop leadership, dependability, and cooperation in girls' sports. Throughout the year its activities have been: Hikes and cook-outsg arranged Jr. High girls intramuralsg sponsored a Jr. High danceg sponsored the awards for Jr. High intramuralsg and had a banquet at Geyer's. Iforty Three FUTURE HUMEM HERS ASSUCI TIU President .......... Vice President ..... Treasurer .......... Secretary ....... Reporter ...... I. . Song Leader ......... OFFICERS ......Nancy Beason .......,Anna Lee Piatt .......Vonna Bayliss .............Helen Wills .........Elaine Barnett ...........Helen Wills Chapter Mother ..... ......... .......................... M is . Beason Advisors ............ ......... M rs. Cashen, The creed of the F.H.A. has a first line that will sum up the work of the club: We Evelyn Agnor Janet Alspaugh Elaine Barnett Vonna Bayliss Nancy Beason Beverly Beekman Myrna Bottorff Charlotte Camden Veda Carnes Hilda Clark Patty Comford Irene Cooper Doris Day Joan Dillard Pauline Dillard Clara Foster Mary Green Joanne Gultice Faye Huston Dorothy Johnes Sarah Jane jones Alene Lee Connie Massie Janet McCafferty Mary Middleton Miriam Morris are the Future Homemakers of America. Miss- Brechmacher Doris Muterspaw Anna Lee Piatt Rheta Poland Lois Reese Lois Rus-e Patty Sharp Martha Slattery Barbara Smith Henrietta Sodders Jean Spurgeon Meredith Sommers Grace Turvey Helen Wills The year started with a county meeting at Cedarville Recreation Park with girls from Beavercreek, Cedarville, and Xenia. There were different kinds of meetings such as an interesting discussion cn race pre- judice, 'initiations and a short play. Pen pals were' selected and all of the girls are now writing to boys and girls all over the world. The entire club entertained the F. F. A. boys with an Old Fashioned Square Dance Forty Font CUMMERCI L CLUB Secretary Treasurer ...... Advisor ...., Evelyn Agnor Doris Allen Evelyn Anderson Barbara Archer Nancy Beason Betty Jo Blair Wilma Breakall Betty Clark Regena Coffman Violetta Faulkner Eva Mae Hayes Imogene Hilderbran Jeanne Huston Nancy Isaacson OFFICERS .......Janet Moody .....,.....Doris Allen .......M-arjorie Saum Marlene Jacoby Anna Louise Jones Barbara Luttrell Harriet Lynch 'Neil Mangan Phyllis Manor Janet Moody Miriam Morris Bob Murrell Phyllis Pepple Carol Prether Dorothy Wilson Martha Wilson Barbara Jean Wells Helen J ack The Commercial 'Club is composed of twenty-nine members. Its purpose is to further interest in commercial subjects, and to learn how the members can become more efficient in the business world. Instead lof having the regular club officers, they have a committee which takes charge of the meeting. Mildred Waddle, Mr. Gray, and Pete Shagin were some of the interesting speakers heard. They also visited The Eavey Co., Wholesale Grocers and the County Record- ers office to see the Photostatic machine in operation. Forty Five LIBR RY LE GUE Evelyn Anderson Barbara Austin Frances Collins Nancy Donges Mildred Hayslip Bob Montgomery Kathleen Palmer Jim Paullin Jack Spurgeon Bettie Thornton Susan Hopkins Ruby Wylie Bob Humble Loren Yeakley Martha Knapp Advisor ....... ....... A gnes Ballantyne A new system has been devised this year whereby each librarian will receive one fourth credit for his work in the library one period each day. The librarians work for the improvement of our school library. Some of their duties are checking in books, arranging magazines and papers, and putting the books in their proper places. Forty Six SPORTS rl , , F - ' . , WY f -3. 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' 442.121, M ,UQ fJ3? w' - i-lb 1 QV-' . lp-5-Qfslv if ' '-':. ::jiQ fg-135-: '- f ' - --f..:,Y3s1',g.,.s,--3 'i'-!f,r-!l3i,,- .sef ff- .anzffg-:' 1.9: H, ifum -fp 'gg- . ,V 43.1-,, :Qk55 5g,rL'j... Y . 35 A 4 - 'vygf.g5,Q.,,,.. --,gfyfgjigi ,' - -' V.-, . . 5,.1 - .-L -pu ,. v::i.,,,., . .gif 4, ,. 4.3 1 J 553212 ,.,-:Ay ,Q , :pu .. ? - .JT .-1.44.62 , mf 5-of V .. L'--.4 -af -3 S'-3.2:--' '-rf' in-as-be . ir! 4335. r p. U.. ,.:. - -bi'-.Sf , 5, 5 - - -iw, '- . -if-1-4 vm ' 4' - -1 f'-14.15 ,-1' ,,, ' ,.f'-::- .g r 'ff-' . . -f+ - -sy LL, ' ' ' kv... '-dz, -' ' ' -1 .1 . ,-jx.. 4 ., '- .,.,, lzwzg I. .. COACHING STAFF C l Ross Bateson Tyler Smith William Kaylor Ray Edwards Walter Marshall CHEERLEADERS Ted Arnovitz Phyllis Pepple I ' Martha Wilson Patty Dominy . Mary Carol Creswell lack McQuiqgan Forty Seven V R ITY FUUTB .LL The football tearn came through with a good season With a total of four wins, two ties, and three losses. Varsity letters, awarded on quarterly and services basis, were presented to nine seniors, five juniors, six sophomores. A rnanager's letter was pre- sented to the senior manager. James Benson Karl Benson'l' Donald Blair'l' Ray Breakalll' Christopher Bridgman Marshall Clarkif jim Coates Tom Curtis Charles Deen? Jerome Dewineg Joe G-alliger'l' Archie Grieves Bob Hall Jack Harrison Ronald Hart? Dale Hinshaw? David Huit ik Letter Men 4Dick Matson Ron McFarland Dwight McMahanili Bill Michael? Don Middletonil' Dale Murrelltft Jerry Murrell Neal Muterspawg Jim Nickellf Dick Patterson john Rachfordg George Rueif Lew Swartzbaughili Fred Thomas? Robert Whitacrett Richard Wilson Managers-Dick Bruceik, Tom Welsh Coaches-Kaylor, Smith. Xenia Central 20 Xenia Central 32 Xenia Central 6 Xenia Central 13 Xenia Central 7 Xenia Central 0 Xenia Central 0 Xenia Central 32 Xenia Central 12 Wilmington 7 O.S.S.O. 0 Fairmont 6 Sidney 33 Troy 19 Miamisburg 39 Greenville 0 Oakwood 13 Piqua 0 Forty Eight FRE I-IMAN FOOTBALL ln its third year, freshman football at Xenia Central under coaches Mar shall and Edwards came through with one win, one tie, three losses. Awards were given on a quarter basis. There were ten boys receiving numerals 52 p eight, a special seventh and eighth grade award: two boys 52 manager awards, and one receiving the eighth grade manager award john Emst 52 Danny Coe George Long 52 jim Amole 52 Don Hildebrand Rusty Halder 52 Norman McMahan 52 Nick Ungard 52 Dick Lang 52 David Kimbler 52 Bill Matson 52 Garland Murrell Arthur Milburn Keith Manor john Thompson Howard Reynolds Sam Clark David Luttrellili Harold Fawleyifi Ronnie Smith Russell Shope SZ Robert Wakeleyif' Dean Driscoll Teddy Dettyii Edward Berger? Mike Ungardii Donald Burden - Phil Gegnerik Donald Schafer O'Brien Fisher 7th and Sth grade award Forty Nine Jim Reynolds Carl Archer Tom Wood Donald Finley MANAGERS James Coates 52 Tom Welch SZ Richard Montgomery COACHES Mr. Marshall Mr. Edwards V HSITY B HETBS LL 7 Under the able guidance of Coach Kaylor the Buccaneers of Xenia Central swept to an undefeated Miami Valley League championship with a record of seven wins and no losses. 'Phe season of U48-49 was :an exciting one for the fans, as the team piled upalrecord of sixteen wins, two losses, eleven. straightmwins. , In tournament play-.,theHBucs roared past Spring- field, who earlier had beaten themg but lost to Oak- wood iin a close and thrilling game, 31-29. Two Bucs, Neal Muterspaw and Lew Swartz- baugh, had the honor-of beingqselected to the Miami Valley League All-Star team.. Lew was made Hon- orary Captain. ' ' ' Charlie Deen, Dale illllinshaw, 4Carroll'Drummond. John Rachford, and Jim -Nickell-, all Alettermen this year, will be lost to the 1949-1950 season. Charlie Deen? Carroll Drummcvndiii Dale Hinshaw? Dale Murrelli? - Lew Swartzbaughii Jim Nickellii Wayne Eakinsi: Neal Muterspawtif John Rachfordit Keith Guyton Dick Shaw Dick Matson James Benson George Rue Richard Wakeley Ronald Hart Nick Ungard Bill Matson Dick Block Norman McMahan Danny 'Coe George Long Garland Murrell Paul Halder Managers Bob Halls' Ron McFarland Richard Wilson Jim Amole Coaches Mr. Kaylor Mr. Marshall Laffy Gegner :ii Lettermen Xenia Central 33 Spring Valley 26 Xenia Central 40 Sidney Xenia Central 37 Eaton 30 Xenia Central 32 TFOY 1 Xenia Central 32 Findlay 29 Xe-nia Central 38 WQSU-lfn H1115 Xenia Central 26 Upper Arlington 24 Xenia Central 31 Mlamlsl-'JUYE Xenia Central 46 Grandview 31 Xenia Central 40 Gfeenvllle Xenia Central 31 Fairview 38 Xenia Central 37 0QkW00d Xenia Central 42 Wilmington 34 Xenia Central 36 Slflvefs Xenia Central 30 Fairmont 17 Xenia Central 35 Plqfla Xenia Cent-ral 51 O. S. S. O. 25 Xenia Central 37 Sl?71'1ng5eld TOURNAMENT Xenia Central 37 Springfield 29 Xenia Central 29 Oakwood 31 Fifty TH CK i Bill Matson-Low hurdles John Snyder--Mile Don Middleton-Dashes, 880 relay Ronald I-Iildebrant-Dashes Richard Patterson-Shot, Discus Harold Hill-Pole Vault Dick Shaw-Half-mile, mile relay Raymond Burden-Half-mile Neil Mangan-440 yd. dash, mile relay Gene Hawkins--Half-mile Danny Coe-Low hurdles, high jump Charles Beason-Mile, half-mile George Rue-Pole Vault Dick Matson-440 yd. dash, mile relay, high Ronnie Hart-440 yd. dash, mile relay Walter White-Dashes, low and high hurdles Wayne Eakins-Mile, 220 dash jump Fifty One Bobby Jo Hall-Discuss Ray Breakall-Discus, Shot Joe Galliger-Broad jump Alfred Seeger--Broad jump Charles Deen-Shot Mickey Williams-Dashes, 880 relay Jim Amole-Broad jump Tommy Silcott-Mile Russell Shope--Mile Eddie Parks-High jump, mile Karl Benson-Manager Dick Fudge-Manager George Ganmn-Manager Chris Bridgman-Mile jim Benson-Pole Vault, mile Dwight McMahan-Dashes, 880 relay, broad jump 'One of the finest performances given by the tumbling team was on Physical Educa- TUMBLI G TEAM Wheel Jeepers! Look at thatlv Those were the familiar remarks that you heard at the half-time of our basketball games, when our 'tumbling team gave some thrilling per- formances. The members of this team have done splendid work this year and deserve a great deal of creditg but of course their instructor, Mr. Bateson, should receive a major part of the praise. Tumbling is not something that just comes naturallyg it takes a lot of practice and body coordination. tion Night. Bob Brooks Bob Whitacre Ralph Smith Ray Breakall Richard Miller William Neeld Fifty Two Chris Bridgman Dave Huit Glenden Lorenzo Bill Michael Dick Fudge GULF The Xenia Central Golf Team, coached by Mr. Marshall, got off to a good start this spring, and -it is hoped, will make as good a finish. Holding down first and second positions are Marshall Clark and Nick Ungarcl. Richard Miller, Stanley Lawson, and 'Dummy Welch were all iin the run for third, fourth and fifth. The team entertained Sidney, Fairmont, Troy, Piqua, Osborn, and West Carrollton and visited Troy, Sidney, Fairmont, Oakwood, and Piqua. The Miami League Golf Meet was held at Moraine Country Club with Fairmont as host school. The District Tourney was held at Community Country Club at Dayton. MEMBERS Marshall Clark Stanley Lawson Nick Ungard Jack McQuiggan Richard Miller Jim I-Ialler ' Tcmmy Welch Charles Deen ' l Fifty Three Ill IUP1 HI BA HETB LL Don Schafer Harold Fawley Ronnie Smith Mike Ungard Phil Gegner Sam Clark Carl Archer Xenia-10 Xenia-19 Xenia-15 Xenia-22 Xenia-25 Xenia-10 Xenia--33 Xenia-18 Xenia-19 Xenia-18 Xenia--20 Won-4 8th Grade 7th Grade Don Finlay Don Burden Paul Murray John McCallister Bob Miller Jim Reynolds Dick Montgomery, Beavercreek-18 Washington C. H.-46 Osborn-20 Oakwood-6 Beavercreek-15 O.S. 85 S. O. Home-18 Yellow Springs-6 O. S. Bu S. O. Home--14 Osborn-27 Washington C. H.-42 Oakwlood-21 Lost-7 JUNIOR HIGH Tom Wood David Dawson Brolok Seall Ray Wodson Bob Wakeley Bob Reynolds Eddie Kraft Don Link Ronnie Daum Richard Wills Ben Beekman Roger Cultice Bob Smith, Mgr Mgr. LeRoy Inlow Xenia-20 Osborn-17 Xenia-20 Oakwood-16 Xenia-11 O. S. 8a S. O. Home-9 Xenia--22 Yellow Springs-9 Xenia-22 O. S. k S. O. Home-14 Xenia-2 7 Osborn-1 6 Xenia-16 Oakwood-12 Won-7 Lost-0 CHEERLEADERS Jean Kelble, Co-Cap. Phyllis Jones, Co-Cap. Peggy Watkins Melva Ruse Sue Nordlund Cornelia Clark Fifty Four ...E 'N xl 1 1-tin-111 Q, af' Z ff f W ' ,-f4fi .A'jf - ,,., i f - Qi, 11i1 ' ' ' r X , ,Ln Y SC 2 5 ?f5'5255.'5,.'g '5?5ii'F.pzv-aff.: pq-'v,1h.,,-sag ,W 2 :','q-M , ,F-9-fi5..5 ., , mp .rfw-4-, Q -,-.wr '- ffiiw -L f, - f, 3.4 . . , . ,, Q .sw fa. ,--,,-1f,4,i,,.g gin U me ,.., si . f -,X ,Q , -1,-,fgg ,, . -1-- ' . :. gy--:Q 4 ,, , ,':,:N,f - -r 4- . 4 , 'men ,T g,-,:',1 1552-F 5. .4 . 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DUCKWALL Supervisor of Supervisor of Instrumental Music Vocal Music DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Herman Abromowitz Grace Meeks Patti Devoe Joyce Wagner Fifty Five NllMHH G BAN This has been a successful year for the marching band-their exhibitions much enjoyed by the specta- tors. The band played at all home football games and at a few games away from Xenia. The band played at the home basketball games to end a busy year. Various for- -mations were made for the fans' enjoyment. In honor of the home-coming queen a heart and arrow were formed while the band played Let Me Call Ylou Sweetheart. Some of the other formations were: The Freedom Train H. Abromowitz M. Eyler R. Alspaugh V. Faulkner B. Arnovitz B. Fisher E. Baker R. Fudge J. Balmer L. Gegner E. Baylis P. Gegner V. Baylis B. Gibson M. Bennett T. Haydock B. Blair S. Hinshaw D. Bodine C. Holton P. Bottorif P. Huit B. Bowell J. Hunt, P. Burr D. Hurley H. Clark R. Jaynes N. Clark S. Jones D. Codling S. Jordan J. Conklin N. Keller W. Coulter S. Lane R. Curtis R. Lang P. Devoe S. Leahey J. Donges K. Ledbetter -Script Bucs--Cartwheels-Pipe and Bubbles CI'm Forever Blowing Bubbles?--Moon CShine on Harvest' Moonj. The .marching band was considered one of the best in this part of the state and was invited to Wilmington to an Invitational Band Festival, where twenty bands per- formed. Why wou1dn't it be a good band when its mem- bers reported for practice at seven-thirty in the morning many times? J. Lewellen J. Reynolds B. Mackley R. Reynolds S. McCallister P. Roach B. Mallow R. Rogers A. Martin B. Rader C. Martin C. Savage G. Meeks V. Scherry W. Merriman C. Schick L. Nichols B. Seall J. Miller M. Shultz R. Miller P. Slattery M. Morris E. Smith D. Muterspaw R- Smith C. Patterson R- Smith P. Pemberton B. Sprigg B. Peterson H. Sprigg G. Pummell J. Wagner L. Pummell J. Wood P. Pummell V. Pummell J. Reynolds CU CERT AN Fifty Six URCHE T Introducing a busy year for musical organizations, the Orchestra made its first appearance at the Senior Class Play. B-oth Concert Band and Orchestra partici- pated in the Winter and Spring Concerts. The Or- chestra played for the Junior Class Play and made its final appearances at Baccalaureate and Commencement. SOLOS I Ronnie Smith-Trombone Hilda Clark-Tenor Sax Gene Pummell-Bass Susannah Lane-Cello Jean Lou Miller-Flute Virginia Pummell-Clarinet SOLOS II Beatrice Peterson-Piano James Lewellen-Trumpet Robert Rogers-Trumpet Richard Fudge-French Horn Patricia Leach-Cello Caroline Holton-Bassoon Patricia Burr-Clarinet SOLOS III Richard Miller-Trombone Neil Keller-Baritone Sax Larry Gegner-Clarinet Fifty Seven The Concert Band took part in the all-county band fes tival held at the Field House in the Spring Both Band and Orchestra received superior ratings m the district contest with-the privilege of going to the state contest Ratings in district: Superior, 1g Excellent, 2 Good, 3 ENSEMBLES I Saxophone Quartet Brass Sextet CMixedD French Horn Quartet Bb Clarinet Quartet Mixed Clarinet Quartet Wood Wind Quintet Flute Quartet Trumpet Quartet EN SEMBLES II Girls' Brass Sextet Flute Trio Flute Quartet String Quartet ENSEMBLES IV Drum Trio E IUP1 CHOIR One :of the most important departments in our school is Vocal Music under the direction of Carl Duckwall. A representative group of this dzeparrtment is the Senior Choir, composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls and boys. The choir took part in the Winter Con- cert and one of the biggest productions of the year, tl1e operetta, H. M. S. Pinaforef' Herman Abromowitz Paul Anderson James Benson Ray Breakall Chris Bridgman Charles Deen Harold Ford Richard Fudge Eugene Gill Dale Hinshaw David Huit Dwight McMahan Ronald McFarland Robert Montgomery Warren Sanders James Paullin Gerald Smith Eddie Smith William Neeld Mickey Williams John Reynolds Jan McPherson Jack Spurgeon Ronald McFarland I Marilyn Aultman Doris Allen Betty Anderson Colleen Andersen Barbara Archer Barbara Austin Rose Marie Bagffcrd Jean Beamer Joan Bullock Judy Craig Mary Lou Beamer Mary Carol Creswell June Curry Doris Daum Mildred Hayslip Caroline Holton Ruth Houck Joan Hunt Faye Huston Jeanne Huston Nancy Isaacson Helen Jack Marlene Jacoby Ratings in District contest: Shirley LaMar Ann Kraft I Rita Parks D'Anne Manor I 'Cynthia Schick Betty Anderson I Helen Wills Barbara Austin II Jack Spurgeon Fifty Eight Peggy Jones Ann Kraft Shirley LaMar Patty Luck Barbara Luttrell Bessie Mackley D'Anne Manor Phyllis Manor Connie Miller Patty Palmer Rita Parks Bea Peterson Anna Lee Piatt Barbara Pitzer Caroline Savage Patty Sharp Cynthia Schick Joyce Wagner Barbara Jean Wells Dorothy Wilson Rosemary Simason Helen Wills II II II II III LI CHU . t. S. PI PURE The H. M. S. Pinatore was presented this year by the Vocal Music De- partment under the direction of Carl Duclcwall. This operetta has long been known as one of the World's greatest light operas. The plot concerns Iosephine's love for the humble sailor, Ralph, but she is unable to marry him because she is Captain Corcoran's daughter. Butter- cup later reveals that when the Captain and Ralph were babies, she' switched them, thus Josephine and Ralph live happily ever after, While Sir Joseph Porter consoles himself with Buttercup. Captain Csrcoran Sir Joseph Porter Ralph Rackstraw Dick Deadeye Boatswain Boatswain's Mate Josephine Buttercup Hehe Fifty Nine Dwight McMahan Eddie Smith Dale Hinshaw Jack Spurgeon Wayne Sturgeon Ronald McFarland Jim Benson Betty Anderson D'Anne Manor Cynthia Schick Ann Kraft Rita Parks E IUR CL SS PL Y The Class of '49 presented Night of January 16th on December 8-9, 1948, with a large cast. The class play was staged in the Jean B. Elwell Auditorium in the form of a mock murder trial. The outcome was left to the audience, from which a twelve-member jury was selected to return the verdict at the end of the play. What verdicts! guilty the first nightg not guilty the second. CAST Prison Matron Jean Beamer Bailiff Richard Pickering Judge Heath District Attorney Flint His Secretary Defense Attorney His Secretary Clerk of the Court Karen Andre Mrs. John Hutchins Dr. Kirkland Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner Magda Svenson J. G. Whitfield Jane Chandler Sigurd Jungquist Larry Regan R. Van Rensselaer Stenographer Policeman Second Policeman Court Attendant Sixty John Reynolds Loren Yeakley Dorothy Atkinson Warren Sanders Janet Moody Robert Jaynes Patti Devoe Patty Huit William Miller Jack Conklin Harold Hill Cynthia Schick Henrietta -Sodders Bill Henry Joyce Wagner Karl Benson Jerome DeWine Patty Slattery June Curry Junior Robinette Richard Lang LeRoy Downey JU IUR CL SS PL Y UNCLE FRED FLITS BY By P. G. Wodehouse Dromotized. by Perry Clark To Pongo Twistleton, his Uncle Fred is a sack of dynamite as Pongo is always in trou- ble when fol-llowing his uncle. Uncle Fred insisted on taking Pongo to Mitching Hill--a swburb of London--and since it started to rain, calmly pushed into the nearest home and took over! There they met a beautiful girl, Julia Parker! and Pongio is forced to pretend he is a veterinarian. For Pongo it is lvove at first sight. Wilbur, the obnoxious suitor, arrives. Pongo, because of Uncle Fred's insinuations, seems certain to be sentenced to twenty years of penal servitude. The climax is reached when Pongo has the police pick up two suspicious-looking characters -his rival, Wilbur, and the Judge. Pongvo persuades Julia to marry him and run away to South America. That was Uncle Fred's Plan all the time. Pongo Twistl-eton The Crumpet Uncle Fred A Maid Julia Parker Wilbur Robinson Mr. Parker Mrs. Parker judge Basher Lad-y Duff-Wilson Mary Duff-Wilson Miss Dougal Miss Spencer Policeman Two student assistants Sixty One Bob Montgomery Ted Blackbum J' an McPherson Barbara Archer Barbara Austin Edward Smith George Gannon Rita Parks Paul Anderson Ann Kraft Marlene Jacoby Phyllis Manor Dorothy Wilson Eugene Hyatt Ruth Hey Elvira Warner HU ECU. I G Something new was added to our school activities this year, and that was the Home- coming Game and Dance. The important event of the evening was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. The dance was sponsored by the Central Boosters. A preliminary election was held, at which tive girls, Carol Martin, Iune Curry, lean Beamer, Betty Mallow, and Pat Devoe were named as candidates for queen. The final election resulted in the selection of the queen and her attendants. At the game on Sixty Two Friday the queen was crowned, and you guessed it, it was - - Carol Martin. Bob Spitler, Vice President of the Senior class, crowned Carol as queen and presented a bouqut of flowers to her, corsages were given to the tour maids. At the dance following the game, Presi- dent Dale Hinshaw and Queen Carol led in the grand march, with the attendants and their escorts following. All-in-all the Home-coming was a success and a very happy occasion. BELLES AND BEAUX BEAUTIFUL ' GOWNS CEN-X FORMAL ARTISTIC ENTRANCING DECORATIONS MUSIC Sixty Three HEARTS A AND DARTS GLORIOUS EVENT PHY ICALCEDUCATIUN NIGHT The Annual Physical Education Night was held March 18, 1949, before a crowded field house. The students participating in the program were boys and girls of junior and senior high school. The program consisted of various games played by both girls and boys. The Xenia Central Band accompanied the Tum- bling Team and the Six-Ring Circusg and presented a program of music at intermission, which consisted of an exhibition of baton twirling by Herman Abrom- owitz, Joyce Wagner, Grace Meeks, and Pat Device. Chick McMahan retained his heavy-weight wres- tling crown in an exciting bout with Ray Breakall. Wayne Eakins continued to dominate the foul shooting contest, winning this year as well as last year. The Ten Seniorettes, consisting of Senior Girls, provided a rhythmic tap-dance routine. The Cosmos ran over Custer's Last Standers for the Intramural Basketball Championship by -a score of 37-29. The highlight of the evening was a grand show presented by the Tumbling team. Carroll Drummond, Master of Ceremonies, did a fine job of announcing. Sixty Four IU IUR HIGH ITE Sixty Five The 16th annual Jr. High Nite was celebrated February 18. The grade schools were represented in the hrst part of the pr:gram by rival teams of boys from Mc- Kinley and Spring Hill playing basketball. Tumbling teams entertained the crowd be- tween games. The Robert Moore trophy was awarded Mike Ungard. Junior High Boosters, with the Junior High Band directed by Mr. Downs, enter- tained the crowd with a variety of forma- tions, led by Phyllis Jones and Jean Kelble. After the game between Washington C. H. and Junior High a dance was held in the gym for Junior H-igh students and visitors, with Eddie Smith's Be-Bops furnishing the music. During the evening a Talent Show was presented by the following stu- dents: Marilyn Foley John Balmer Dick Bottorff Larney McPherson Charlene Boggs Loucille Bogan Sue Nordlund Door priz-es were won lby Colleen Swind- ler and Eddie Kraft. junior Hi Nite is one time when the seventh and eighth grades participate one hundred per cent. CLASS HI TOP-Y Our introduction to Central High School came in the fall of 1945. The freshman year is one of getting acquainted with Central High and making new friends. We entered the Sophomore class full of pep. We elected as our leaders- Charles Deen and Robert Spitler as President and Vice President. Chick Mc- Mahan took over the pencil part, while Dale Hinshaw guarded the bank. During the year candy was sold in the hall at noon and a dance was spon- sored after one of the football games. Our Sophomore class advisors were Miss Porter and Mr. Marshall. lunior year-so far so good! We realized the job ahead and began work- ing more seriously. Class officers were Dale Hinshaw and Carroll Drummond taking over from their predecessors. Doris Daurn kept the minutes and Chick counted out the money. Mr. Neff and Mr. Patterson guided us through this busy year. Refreshments were sold at all the games to provide funds for the Iunior-Senior Prom. Class rings were ordered-after months of waiting, they arrived, and were we proud! At one of the many dances Chick Mclvlahan was crowned Mr. Central. We presented Big Hearted Herbert as the Class Play with Charles Deen and Cynthia Schick in the leads. School work was forgotten as we worked on the Iunior-Senior Prom which, of course, was the nicest yet. Seniors at long last! We entered our last year with a very small class but still full of pep. Dale Hinshaw and Bob Spitler were president and vice presi- dent for the final year. lune Curry recorded the activities, while Ioyce Wag- ner handled large sums of money. A busy year with the Seniors either responsible for or participating in -dances, class play, concerts, speech activities, Pinafore, contests, and class day. Baccalaureate and graduation day! The class of '49 only a memory in the halls of Central. Sixty Six CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine, being of sound mind, body, and spirit, do organize and set forth this, our last Will and Testament: With an eye to the future, we bequeath to our young Freshmen friends the perseverance needed for great accomplishmnts and the personality neces- sary in winning friends: both of which we have displayed throughout our stay at Central. To the eager Sophomores, we bequeath the Golden Key of Knowledge: to be used to open the door of Opportunity. We leave to the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty our seats in the auditorium and all honors which go with the illustrious title of Senior. To the members of the faculty, we bequeath fond memories of the out- standing events of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine as ones never to be forgotten: all this with due gratitude for the patience of said members of the faculty. We hereby nominate and appoint our worthy advisors, Miss Cavanaugh and Mr. Boxwell, in consideration of their services, as executors of this, our last Will and Testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the setting of our hand and seal this twenty-ninth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-nine. We hereby revoke all wills and testaments previously made, and cause mis to be known as our last Will and Testament. CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY NINE Here and now signed, sealed, and published by the above testators as their last Will, in the pres- ence of us, who, at their request and in their pres- 'ftfkf-X 5 GTICG, have l'19I'GU.1 l.lO set Oul' IIQTIIGS CIS WIIHGSSGS. KSEALD lX Nf CARROLL DRUMMOND BILL MILLER Sixty Seven as 4 xx R 'A s sw ' A GUUT Every Saturday night approximately one hundred and fifty Xenia Youth -dancers, ping-pong and card players-look forward to an evening of fun and good fellowship at the Hangout in Central High Gym. For over five years this recreational center has been operated under the much appreciated di- rection of Mr. Bateson, and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Xenia. Admission is by membership cards. Committees-tickets, refreshments, set-up and clean-up-are composed of different members named by the sec- retary, Barbara lean Wells. This is the general procedure for each Saturday night except for four par- ties given by the Kiwanis Club. These special parties are Halloween, Christ- mas, early spring, and in the summer. Free refreshments for everyone! Door prizes and various other gifts for winners of contests in which the Hangout members participate. The Centralites, Central's own dance orchestra, often furnish both Sweet and Swing. The students are grateful to the Kiwanis Club for providing a place to spend a pleasant Saturday evening. Come, join Ye Olde Hangout and en- loy the fun. Sixty Nine v-fwf-----..1..f-.-, ...ii ..l, -...... -H.-. .. ... - - -A . -Lgggd-v-4.-... -1-LY 1-:A 1 4- SEPTEMBER 7-Opening of Scluool. 1 7-Wilmington Football CHD . Hi-Y Dance. 24-O. S. Bn S. O. Football CHD. G.A.A. Dance. 28-Juniors Select Class Rings. OCTOBER 1-Fairmont Football CTD. 4-Assembly-Bobo, The Magician. 6-F.F.A. Weiner Roast. 7 8 15 -Instrumental Band Parents Assn. -Sidney Football CTD. -Troy Football CHD. Senior Class Dance. 16-Hi-Y Picnic. 21-Assembly-The White Hussars. 22-Miamisburg Fofotball CTD. 25-Open School Night. 28-Greenville Football CHD. 29-Teachers Meeting-No School. 30-Kiwanis Hangout Party. Beaver-Xenia Playday. NOVEMBER 1-Assembly-Motion Picture Voice of the Deep . 4-Assembly-Potters. Journalism Clinic at Greenville. 5-Oakwood Football CTD. 11-Armistice Day-No School Speech Contest. F.F.A. Paper Drive. 1 2-Piqua Football CHD. Boosters Club Dance. 17-F.F.A. Rabbit Banquet. 18-Senior Talk-Mr. George Bloom. 23-O. S. Zz S. O.-Xenia Playday. 26-No School-Thanksgiving Vacation. 28-Speech Contest. 30-Spring Valley Basketball CHD. DECEMBER 3-Eaton Basketball CHD. 6-Individual Pictures Taken. 8-9 -Senior Class Play. 10-Osborn-Xenia Playday. Findlay Basketball CHD. Senior Cen-X Dance. -Assembly. -Upper Arlington Basketball CTD. -G.A.A. Party. 1 5 1 7 18-Grandview Basketball CTD. 2 1 22 -Winter Osncert. 23-School Closes for Christmas V 30-Fairview Basketball CHD. acation. JANUARY 4-Wilmington Basketball CHD. 7--Fairmont Basketball CHD. Junior Class Dance. 8-Beaver-Xenia Playday. 11-O. S. 8a S. O. Basketball CHD. Assembly-Mr. Chavre spoke on India. 14-Sidney Basketball CHD. Junior Cen-X Dance. CALENDAR 21-Troy Basketball CTD. 22-Western Hills Basketball CHD. 28-Miamisburg Basket-ball CHD. G.A.A. Dance. FEBRUARY 2-Speech Night Program. 4-Greenville Basketball CTD. 5-Senior Scholarship Tests. 8-Bryan-Xenia Playday. 9-Fairmont Freshman Basketball CTD. 11-Oakwood Basketball CHD. Organization. Senior Class Meeting-Mr. Schwinn from Miami Jacobs Caollege, Dayton. 12--Cen-X Formal. 15 18 -Stivers Basketball CHD. -Piqua Basketball CTD. Junior High Night. 23-Assembly-American Male Chorus. 24 25 3-5 11 -Assembly-Mr. Neefe-Mathematical Wizard. -Springfield Basketball CTD. MARCH -District A Basketball Tournament-Dayton. -Sophomore Dance and Cake Walk. 18-Senior Boys Style Show from McDormans. Physical Education Night. 23-Assembly-Sam Grathwell. 24-Assembly-O.S.U. Concert Band. 25-Senior Class Meeting-Mr. H. H. Beck from the 26 29 1-2 Dayton School of Business. Senior Class Dance. -District Vocal and Instrumental Music Contest.. -Marionette Assembly. APRIL -Operetta-H.M.S. Pinafore. 5-Talk to girls from representative from Miami Valley Hospital. 8-Preliminary Scholarship Tests. Track Meet. 9-Band, Orchestra and Chorus Contests. 14-Track Meet. 15-No School-Spring Vacation. 18-No School-Spring Vacation. 19-Track Meet. 22-Eighth Grade Test. Track Meet. Greene County Band Festival. 26-Track Meet. 29-Track Meet. Varsity-X Dance. 30-Hi-Y Picnic. MAY 3-Track Meet. 5-6-Junior Class Play. 7-District and State Scholarship Tests. 13--Spring Concert. Track Meet. 17-M.V.L. Track Meet. 18-Annual Achievement Banquet. 20-Senior Class Day. 22 26 Junior-Senior Prom. -Baccalaureate. -Commencement-Seniors Farewell. 27-School Closes for the Summer. Seventy PU SUR The Class of 1949 is deeply appreciative of the loyal support of the fol- lowing firms and individuals who by their contributions have made possible the publication ct the Cen-Sen, Central's annual. Abromowitz Shoe Repair Ackerman, G. D. Adair's Alice Rinck's Hat Shop Allen, Dr. Anderson's Garage Anders':n's Insurance Agency Ary, Roy E.-Tin Shop Ashmore's Service Station Atlantic Ez Pacific Tea Co. Aultman, D. M.-Judge Barry, Dr. R. W. Berger's Restaurant Black's Furniture Bocklett, J. P. Bone, Charles A. BoPeep Shop Boriing's Braun's Jewelers Brewer's Grocery Buck's Meat Market Camera Shop Canby Studio Carroll-Binder Co. Chapman, R. N. 85 Sons Chenoweth Motor Co. Chew Publishing Co., The Citizens National Bank, The City Cab Co. City Loan, The Clark, Fred L.-Insurance Agency Clark, Louis F. Clouse, I. W. Coffield Barber Shop Confer's Dairy 'Cooperative Club Corner Pharmacy Cox, Ray Criterion, The Curlett, James-Auditor Dabe, C. A. 85 Son Davis' Grocery Dayton Power 85 Light Co., The DeWine, E. L. Doc's Auto Sales Dorrchew, J. K. Donges Drug Store Donley Oil Co. 'Dumbauld Welding Shop Eavey Co., The Eckerle Printing Co. ' Eichman's Ellis Motor Sales Engle Floral Co. Ertel, Milton-Interior Decorator Ervin, Carl M.-Home Installation Espey, Dr. Paul. Fair Store Company, The Famous Auto Famous Cheap Store Fawcett, H. J. Fix-It Key Shop Galliger Insurance Company Galloway and Cherry Gegner's 'General Mills G'eyer's Restaurant Gibney's 'Gilroy's Texaco Station Ginaven Poultry Goodyear Service Station Graham's Wallpaper Greene 'County Auto Club Greene County Locker Co. Greene County Lumber Go. Gueltig Florist Haller's Service Statiion Halstead, Dr. R. E. Harner Electric Shop Harris, Dr. H. Hearthstone Inn Hess, Harold Hitchcock's Jewelry Store Home Market Hotel Lawrence Howard's Pastry Shop Hubb Market, The Huff Electric Huit, W. G. Hull, Roy V. Hurley, Forest G. Huston-Bickett Hardware Co. Huth, Glenn L.-Prudential Hy-Art Cleaners Hyman, Abe-Fruit Store J aicobs, Lou Jahn 85 Ollier Engraving Co. James Bros. J. C. Penney Inc. Jeffryes, W. O. 85 Son Jewell Box Johnson, Mel Jones, D. D.-Drugstore Life Insurance Agent J ones-Shepard-Brick Construction Justinas Kaiser Laundry Kelble Electric Kelley Cab Co. Kennedy's King Tractor Sales Kraft Food Market Krakoff's Dress Shop Kresge, S. S. Co. Kroger's Kuhn, Dr. Langan, Mary Lang's Motor Sales Lemcke, Frederick LeSourd 8: Co. Lions Club Litt Bros. Lucille's Beauty Shop Main Auto Supply Mallow's Orchard Manning's Florist Marshall, Dallas-Realtor Marshall 85 Harrison Marshall 85 Marshall- Attorneys at Law Marshall Motor Sales May, Dr. A. B. May Fletchers Grocery Mayflower Beauty Shop McDorman's McDowell 85 Torrence McGinnis, John McK-eever, C. E. McNamee Fuel 85 Supply Seventy One McPherson, Dr. C. G. McVay's Store, Inc. Miller, F. S.-Service Station Milton's Ready to Wear Mobil Service Station Model Cleaners Modern Dairy Moody, C. M.-Hardwood, Logs 85 Lumber Morton, Dr. R. M. Nagley Funeral Home-Ambulance Service Neeld Funeral Home Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. -Wm. W. Anderson, Agt. Oliver Sales 85 Service Ohio Food Products Orient Hill Grocery Orpheum Theatre OWen's Grocery Palace Restaurant Patterson Appliances Pavey, Dr. W. H. Perrill, A. V. Pidgeon, Oscar L. Prugh 85 Sharp Real Estate Purd-om, Lois--Insurance Purdom's Motor Sales Radar's Creamery Recreation Bowling Alley Reeves, Dr. Reliable Shoe Store, The Re-New Cleaners, Inc. Rich Jewelers Richard's Shoe Store Ringer 85 Son Dairy Rod 85 Rog's Quick Delivery Rose Marie Beauty Salon Rotary Club, The R. 85 S. Sales-Kaiser 85 Frazer Schick, Dr. Schiff Sho-e Store Seall Music Shop Shagin, Pete Shepherd, L. N. PU i URL Slattery, Alva-Sand and Gravel Smith, McCallister 85 Gibney Smith, Ray Smith's Bakery Smith's Grocery Smith's Gulf Service Sol's Store Spahr, Walton Standard Oil Co.-Carl Pepple, distributor Stiles Co. Inc. Tasty Pastry Shop Thomhill Furniture Co. Tiffany Jewelry Ungard, Dr. Vandergriff, A. A. Vanity Beauty Shop Velvet Ice Cream Veterans of Foreign Wars Watson's Barber Shop Wead, Robert H. Weaver, Dr.-Dentist Weaver Electric Welfare Finance Corp. Whitacre Finance Wilkin, Dr. Wood News Agency Woolworth, F. W., Co. World Wide Lunch Xenia Barber Shop-Ray Rector Xenia Candy Kitchen Xenia Country Club Xenia Credit Bureau Xenia Farmers Exchange Xenia Hotel 'Coffee Shop Xenia Iron 85 Metal Co. S. L. Gable, Proprietor Xenia Lodge No. 668, B. P. O. E. Xenia Market Xenia National Bank, The Xenia Police Dept. Xenia Standard Auto Parts Xenia Theatre Patrons C55 Seventy Two 5 ,, I .5 1 fi .N V5 ii 2. .Wi Q41 ml. M. vlgf, -fi K-1 ,I ,L . 'Ny L . L . ,. HALF - 'Q .iff J 'E ,- Jef r' Yr ixliri?3'f ...n -1 .i v. , V ,. . ,QQ 'X A ,' 'vvl 4 51 . vi. A 1 . C'E . me 5 .1 1. . 4 fi., . 1, -- ' .Wg .1 ,... A.. Q , ..J,. 32, M . 5 wig , ,uvvwav , .D ,,. ,,. I -J J L n 'r ,, ..- fw A V ' LL. . 1 - M M . I 1 , F k 4 ' 'e-A1 9-42. J .X Y. 4- A l4.M Z 5-x .,. . '. uurwg-,. ,Am 1, V .. L. . .,,, .'L,1J 'TVX i ' ,,:.. . .-1' ,iw f . .A,v.,'.',' X V! g ..' M 1- 4. .gags 2' L' 'fin :-my 3, 1 in .V K---1 T .1 at , , Q.: A A ,'-if W -- , -5... 1-wx. 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