Q I . E 5 S fl E - 3 F 5 11 E 2 3 2' E Q 1 Q i 5 r y, K. if S 3 + if Q E 3 S E e A I L 1 S 3 Q E 2 1 2 2 -, 2 E 5 ff f 5 2 ,. 5 3 4 , Y - -,sagem-.zmm..--nusu..-n. mu-nnnm--mwnw.1.1.n.u - ALMA MATEP1 with Iugal hearts aah true, Qeairal, hear Gleniral iifler allegiaare tu the fnhiie aah hlueg 'ilu praise aah- fame fae'Il hear thg name mhruugh all ihe gears in rume, Gbar Qfeniral High. i h 7 OUR l CI-IUUL ln nineteen hundred twenty-four the first class was graduated from our present Central High School. It was not until nineteen hundred thirty-two that the graduating class presented an identifying inscription above the front en- trance oi the building, which reads: CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 1932 Hurrah for Central High School for she's all right, Remember Central High boys when you have gone, Keep colors flyingg go on with the fight. Out in the wide world to other battles won, Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! To her we must be loyal, never give in, To her we must be loyal, never give in, Hurrah for Central High School for she must win! Hurrah for Central High School for she must win! Two TCW? H imgi Senior Clcrss CENTRAL HIGH df 1950 SCHOOL Xenia, Ohio Three MRsieigtZZ25,TER ADMINISTRATION MR' Ci1icf,f1NNER Secretary to Superintendent Attendance Officer Secretary to Principal SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Robert B. Loy, Mr. Warren H. Thomas, Mr. John A. Wood, Mr. David L. Purdom, Mr. W. G. Huit, President FACULTY Row l. Mr. Harvey Hole, B. S., Coach, Social Studies, Miss Charlene Winn, B.S., Commercial, Miss Faye Cavanaugh, B.S., Commercial, Mrs. Walter L. Patter- son, A.B., English, Miss Mary Jane Shepherd, B.S., Girls' Physical Education, Miss Jean Armstrong, B.S., Home Economics, Miss Marjorie Porter, B.S., Spanish, English, Miss Donna Simmons, B.S., Art. Row II. Mr. Ross Bateson, B.S., M.A., Boys' Physical Education, General Sci- ence, Miss Mary Dickerson, B.S., Arithmetic, Mr. William Wilson, B.S., Mechani- cal Drawing, Driving, Mr. Robert Downs, B.S., Instrumental Music, Mrs. John W. Hey, B. A., English, General Science, Miss Edna Bloom, Miami U., History, Civics. Row III. Mr. Wiliam Kaylor, B.S., Head Coach, History, Mr. Ray Edwards, B.S., Mathematics, Miss Nelle Frasch, A. B., English, Mr. H. G. Patterson, B.S., M.A., History, Geography, Mr. Raymond Seilhamer, B.S., Industrial Arts, Mr. Richard Sultzbach, A.B., Speech, History. Row IV. Miss Jean Campbell, B.S., Home Economics, Mr. Lorin McNeal, B.S., M.A., Vocal Music, Mrs. Joseph E. Balmer, A.B., English, Social Studies, Mrs. David H. Deen, A.B., Latin, Civics, Miss Agnes Ballantyne, A.B., M.A., English, Mr. P. D. Wickline, B.A., Agriculture. Row V. Mr. Carl Benner, A.B., M.A., Principal, Mr. E. J. Neff, B.S., Industrial Arts, Mr. Paul Boxwell, B.S., Mathematics, Mr. Byron Cranor, A.B., M.A., Chem- istry, Physics, General Science, Mr. Walter Marshall, B.S., Biology. Not in picture-Mrs. John Helchin, B.A., M.A., History, Vocational Guidance. Five TUBE T CUU CIL Row I. Mr. Benner, Don Fisher, Jean North, Jerry Huth, Ruth Hey, Arlene Mar- tin, Phil Anderson, Joyce Palmer, Dick Shaw. - Row II. Eddie Kraft, Richard Charles, Joanne Smart, Evelyn Agnor, Larry Fealy, Bea Peterson, Caroline Savage. Row III. Martha Wilson, Peggy Jones, Tom Middleton, Steve Peterson, Peggy N eeld, Peggy Watkins, Russell Curtis, Paul Stroud. Row IV. Hiltrun Hermann, Homer Wylie, Jim Prether, Sue Jordan, Mike Ungard, Macon Williams, John Jennings. Row V. Phyllis Pepple, Marshall Clark, Dorothy Anderson, Nick Ungard, Bob Montgomery, Ronald McFarland, Jan McPherson, Eddie Smith. Not in picture-Betty Jo Blair, Janet Flemming, Dick Block, Dale Murrell. OFFICERS President Dick Shaw Vice President Macon Williams The Student Council of Xenia.Central High School is made up of the presi- dents of all clubs and classes and the home room representatives. This organiza- tion is divided into three groups with Sue Jordan, Marshall Clark, and Beatrice Peterson as group leaders. The activities of the Student Council consisted of ar- ranging a special cheering section for the students at the games to promote better sportsmanship, setting up of the school calendar and planning asemblies, duties of the Hang-Out, and Junior Red Cross Drive. Also the group wrote a letter to the Gazette trying to get better cooperation from the adult sport fans. Dick Shaw and Macon Williams represented the group at the annual Student Council Clinic held at Troy High School, February 28. Mr. Benner is the adviser to the organization., Six QENIQRS HX N X Xl in M 0 2000 A ij E II f X N fa fi ' X 0 fi Z W' f , I f 4 F 1 1 N if-g f -f in is f 0 ' 'LM N'w1H'm 4 'IQ LJ . Q00 N 0' W ' M., M10 M , f ROBERT THOMAS MONTGOMERY February 10, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Mathematics. Minors: Social Science. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4 Chaplain: Chemistry-Physics 3-4: F.F.A. 1. Basketball lg Football lg Track 13 Intra- mural Basketball 2-3-4. Senior Choir 3g Prince of Peace 33 .Speech Night 35 Oper- etta 35 Variety Show 2-4, Library League 3. Football Manager 2: Student Council 43 Buckeye Boys' State. Junior Class Play: Senior -Class Play. President of Class 3-4. RICHARD DALE MA'rsoN July 26, 1931 Majors: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Speech. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-49 Varsity X 2-3-4. Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4i?g Track 1-23-3:11-4513 Foot- ball 1-2-3-4:12 Treasurer of Class 4. AN APPRECIATION This section of the 1950 Cen-Sen is dedicated to Miss Faye Cavanaugh. She has been a friend and wise counselor to a host of students and faculty members. We like her subtle humor. We appreciate her personal interest in us as individuals. We respect her for all that she has meant to us and to students who have gone before us. To a sympathetic, understanding, and energetic- faculty member-the Class of 1950 is happy to pay this tribute of respect. MARY CAROL -CRESWELL July 10, 1932 Majors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Latin, Social Science. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Latin II-2, Chemistry 3. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2 President- 3-4g Boosters 23 Chemistry-Physics 3. Bas- ketball 1-2-3g Volleyball 3. Orchestra 1-2-3- 45 Senior Choir 2-3-4. Operetta 1-3: Variety Show 2-4. Buccaneer Staff 4: Cheerleader 3-4. Vocal Music Contest 4: Student Coun- cil 2. Annual Co-Editor. Secretary of Class 4. DONALD ORVILLE MIDDLETON .November 16, 1932 Majors: English, Vocational Agriculture, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. 1-2-3 Treasurer-4. Varsity X 2-3-45 Vice Presidentg Hi-Y 3: Treasurer-4. Football 1-23-3fF-4'f'. Track 1-2-33'-441. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Treasurer of Class 3g Vice President of Class 4. E IDB CL SS OFFICER. Montgomery Middleton -Creswell Matson President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Eight EVELYN IRENE AGNOR November 15, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: History, Commercial. Clubs: F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 President: -Commercial 35 Cen-X 4: Student Council 4. PAUL GORDAN ANDERSON December 23, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Social Science, Mathe- matics. Clubs: Chemistry-Physics 3-4. Intramural Basketball 3-4: Track 4. Senior Choir 3-4. Operetta 1-33 Variety Show 4: Prince of Peace 3: Junior Class Play. BARBARA JEAN ARCHER January 14, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Speech, History. Scholarship Tests: S e n i o rg American History 3. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Boosters 3-4 Correspond- ing Secretary: Commercial 3-4. Basketball 1-2-3: Volleyball 2-3: Softball 1-2-3. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Operetta 1-3: Variety Show 4: Speech Night 4: Prince of Peace 4: Junior Class Playg Library League 4. BARBARA ANN AUSTIN September 24, 1932 Majors: English, History. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics, Speech. Scholarship Test: Worlid His- tory 2. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Boosters 3-4: Library League 3-4 President. Basketball 1-2-35 Vol- leyball 35 Softball 2-3. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Junior Class Play: Speech Night 3-4: Prince of Peace 3-4: Operetta 1-3: Variety Show 49 Vocal Music Contest 2-3. NANCY MAY BEASON April 14, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: History, Bookkeeping. Clubs: F.H.A. 1 Secretary-2-3 President-4: Cen-X 43 Commercial 35 Office Girl. Nine DORIS LOUISE ALLEN November 14, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Science, History. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Book- keeping I-1. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-45 Boosters 3-43 Commercial 3 Treas- urer, 4 Secretary: G.A.A. 4. Bas- ketball l-2-3-43 Softball 2-3: Vol- leyball 1-2-3. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Operetta 1-33 Variety Show 2-4: Office Girl 4. WENDELL EARL ANDERSON August 6, 1932 Majors: English, Vocational Agri- culture. Minors: Mathematics, History. Scholarship tests: Senior: Agri- culture 4. Clubs: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4: Chemistry-Physics 3-4. Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. THEODORE MALCOM ARNOVITZ February 5, 1932 Majors: English, History. Minors: Spanish, Mathematics, Science. Clubs: Chemistry-Physics 3. Tumbling 4. Cheerleader 1-2-35 Senior Class Play: Annual Staff. VONNA MAE BAYLIS July 5, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Mathematics, L a t in , Speech, Social Science. Scholarship Test: Geometry 2. Clubs: Cen-X 4: F.H.A. 1-2 Sec- retary-3: Treasurer-4. Band 1-2-3- 4. Orchestra 3-4. Variety Show 43 Instrumental Music Contest 3-4: Speech Night 3: Prince of Peace 3. TED W. BLACKBURN September 10, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Social Science, Industrial Arts. Clubs: Art 4. Intramural Bas- ketball 2-3-4. Golf 3. Band 45 Band Manager 4. Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 4: Variety Show 4. BETTY 10 BLAIR February 7, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Science, Social Science. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs: Cen-X 1 Vice President-2-3-43 Commercial 3-4 President. Basket- ball 2. Band 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 3-4. Instrumental Music Contest, District and State 3: Variety Show 4. Student Council 1-45 Annual Staff. WILMA JUNE BREAKAL1. October 25, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Shorthand, Social Science. Clubs: Commercial 3-4. ROBERT LEE BROOKS August 6, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: Varsity-X 4. Tumbling 1-2-31'-43. Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. Variety Show 2-4. RICHARD EARL BRUCE june 4, 1931 Majors: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Mechanical Drawing. Clubs: Varsity-X 3-43 Art 4: Chemistry-Physics 3. Football Manager 1-2-35'-4:35 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Operetta 33 Variety Show 2-4. BETTY LOU CLARK November 16, 1931 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4g Com- mercial 3-4g Chemistry-Physics 35 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Vice President. Bas- ketball 1-2-3g Volleyball 1-33 Soft- ball 1-2. Student Council 3: Office Girl 4. Ten PEGGY JEAN BOTTORFF January 10, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Social Science, Science. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Chem- istry-Physics 3: G'.A.A. 4. Basket- ball 2-3-43 Volleyball 2-3-4: Soft- ball 3. Senior Choir 2. Band 1-2-3- 4. Instrumental Music Contest 3: Operetta lg Variety Show 2-4. CHRISTOPHER ORVILLE BRIDGMAN May 24, 1931 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Science. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4: Varsity-X 4. Football 1-2-3-45:3 Tumbling 2-3- 42: Track 2-3-4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4. Senior Choir 2-3. WALTON EDGAR BROWNELL, JR. July 20, 1930 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: Chemistry-Physics 4. Track 4: Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. MARY LOUISE BURGER September 27, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Latin. Monroe High School 1-2. ROBERT G. CLARKE April 7, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Spanish, Social Science, Industrial Arts. PHILIP KENNEDY COATES March 7, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Speech, Indus- trial Arts. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. LEON 'COPSEY November 26, 1931 Majors: English, Agriculture, Sci- ence. Minor: Industrial Arts. Clubs: F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Chem- istry-Physics 3. Intramural Bas- ketball 2-3-4. ToM R. CURTIS June 6, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: History, Industrial Arts. Football 3: Intramural Basket- ball 3. Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, New York 1-2. HERBERT HARLAN DABE November 8, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3. Football 1: Track 4: Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. WILLARD FRANKLIN DELANEY June 15, 1932 Maj-ors: English, Agriculture, Soc- ial Science. Minors: Industrial Arts. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs. F.F.A. 3-4: Hi-Y 3-4, Chemistry- Physics 3. REGENA ELOISE CoI-'FMAN March 31, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Social Science, Science. Clubs: Cen-X 2-3-45 Boosters 3-49 Art 43 Commercial 3-4. Bas- ketball 2-3-4: Softball 2: Volley- ball 2. Beavercreek High School 1. RODGER LEE CRAIG September 29, 1931 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. ' Tumbling 1-2-3. Senior Choir 2. WILLIAM ALLEN CUSTER January 17, 1930 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Bookkeep- ing. Clubs: Biology 4: Hi-Y 4, Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4. Speech Night 4. DAVID NELSON DAVIS May 14, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Science. Intramural Basketball l-4. DELBERT WAYNE EAKINS March 20, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Science. Minors: Commercial. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4: Varsity-X 2-3- 4 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Chem- istry-Physics 3. Basketball 1-241- 3'5:-4ili: Track 1-2-331: Baseball 422 Eleven JANET MAE FLEMMING June 20, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Minors: Speech. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-45 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Vice President, Boosters 49 Chemistry-Physics 39 Art 4 Presi- -dent. Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volley- ball 1-2-3-4g Softball 1-2-3-4. Buc- caneer Staff 2-3-4: Speech Contest 3-45 Speech Night 4: Student Council 4. GEORGE WILLIAM AGANNON August 25, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Speech. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4: Chemistry- Physics 3. Football l-2: Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track Man- ager 1-2-3-4. Junior 'Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night, Prince of Peace 3-4. Annual Staff. DOROTHA MAE GIPSON july 29, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Scholarship Test: Senior, Eng- lish 3. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3-4. Speech Night 4. Winslow High School, Winslow, Indiana 1-2. BOBBY JOE HALL February 8, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4: Varsity-X 2- 3-4. Football 1-2-3-43: Track 2- 33-45 Intramural Basketball 1-3-4g .Basketball Manager 1-2-33'-4. MYRTLE EILEEN I-IARTMAN June 15, 1932 ,Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Mathematics, Science. Clubs: 'Cen-X 1-3-4: G.A.A. 1. ,Speech Night 4. MARGARET JOANNE FORD September 1, 1932 Majors: English, Latin, Spanish. Minors: Social Science, Mathe- matics. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Span- ish I-3. Club: Cen-X 4 Treasurer. Softball 3. ELSWORTH EUGENE GILL September 16, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Variety Show 2: Operetta 3: Senior Choir 2-3. HAROLD KEITH GUYTON May 16, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Indus- trial Arts. Minors: Social Science. Clubs: Chemistry-Physics 4: Hi-Y 3-4: Varsity-X 4. Basketball 2-3-451. Intramural Basketball 1. Track 1-4. Speech Night 4. JAMES U. HALLER August 16, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial A-rts. Minors: Speech, Social Science. Football 2: Golf 2-3: Intramural Basketball 4. EVA MAE HAYES January 12, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Home Economics, Social Science. Clubs: G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 2g Cen- X 2-3-4: 'Commercial 3: Boosters 2-3-4. Volleyball 1-23 Basketball 1-2 Twelve RUTH ELEANOR HEY January 26, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Alge- bra I-1, Biology 2. Clubs: Cen-X 1- 2-3-4: 'Chemistry-Physics 3-45 Boosters 4 President. Basketball 3. Orchestra 1-2. President of Class 2: Buccaneer Staff 4 Co-Editor: Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play, Prince of Peace 3: Student Council 1-4. RICHARD Hu.DERBRAND'r January 2, 1933 Majors: -English, Science. Minors: Social Science, Speech. Speech Night 4, Prince of Peace 3. ROBERT F. HUMBLE January 11, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Scholarship Tests: American History 3. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4, Chem- istry-Physics 3-4, Library League 3. Senior Class Play. MARLENE JANE JACOBY August 26, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-45 Boosters 2-3-4 Treasurer, Commercial 3-4. Biology 4, G.A.A. 2-4. Senior Choir 2-3. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3, Softball 1-2-3-4. Operetta 3, Variety Show 2, Junior Class Play. JOHN ADAMS JENNINGS April 1, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Scholarship Tests: General Sci- ence 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Senior. -Clubs: F.F.A. 1, Hi-Y 3-4, Chemistry-Physics 3 Vice Presi- dent, 4 President. Track 1-2. Class Pl-ay 3-4: Annual Staff: Student Council 3-4. Thirteen IMOGENE HILTERBRAN' April 22, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Commercial, Social Sci- ence. 4 Clubs: 'Commercial 3. SUSAN HOPKINS November 18, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Social Science, Commer- cial. EUGENE LEE HYATT, JR. July 17, 1931' Majors: English, Agriculture. Minors: Speech, Science, Indus- trial Arts. Clubs: Hi-Y 4, F.F.A. 2-3-4. Intramural Basketball 2-4.. Junior Class Play, Prince of.Eeace 3. C Mc. . A'-EW, wi H- Q 1 . ' Ei vifihziz , Wm HELEN 'CATHERINE' JACK' October 15, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Commercial, Social Sci- ence. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2, Boosters 3-4, Commercial 3, Senior -Choir 3, Operetta'3. ANNA LOUISE JONES. ' January 7, 1932 Majors: English, .Social Science., Minors: Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4, Com- mercial 3-4. Band 1-2-3-4, Orches- tra 3-4, Instrumental Music Con- test 3. District' and State. Basket- ball 1-2-3. Speech Night 4. MARGARET LOUISE JONES May 16, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Speech, Social Science. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4, Boosters 4, Chemistry-Physics 4. Basketball 3. Senior Choir 2. Student Council 4: Prince of Peace 3. ANN KRAFT ' Nov-amber 19, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Spanish, Speech. Scholarship Tests: Senior, World History 23 Spanish I-3. Clubs: 'Cen-X 1 Secretary-2-3 Secretary-4, Boosters 2-3-4 Secretary: G.A.A. 4g Chemistry-Physics 4. Volleyball 3-4: Basketball 3-4. Senior Choir 2-3: Vocal Music Contest-District and State 2-3-4, Operetta 1-3, Var- iety Show 2-4, Buccaneer Staff 43 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 3: Prince of Peace 3. JAMES HENRY LEWELLEN May 1, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Social Science, Industrial Arts. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4: Chemistry- Physics 3-4. Basketball 1. Band 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Oper- etta 1-3: Variety Show 2-4: Senior Class Play: Instrumental Music Contest 4. HARRIET LUCILLE LYNCH July 15, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Social Science, Home Economics. Clubs: Cen-X 3-4: G.A.A. 2-35 Commercial 3-4: Library League 4. Volleyball 2. Senior Choir 2. RONALD BRUCE MCFARLAND February 26, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts. Scholarship Test: American History 3. Clubs: Hi-Y 3-4g Var- sity-X 4. Football 1-2-3-4'l': In- tramural Basketball 2-3-4: Track 1-2: Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4'l'. Senior Choir 2-3-4: Vocal Music Contest 3-4-District and State 3 Operetta 3: Variety Show 2-4: Speech Night 4: Student Council 4. Fourteen BETTY JEAN KNISLEY January 15, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Home Economics., Clubs: F.H.A. 4. Jamestown Silvercreek 1-2-3. STANLEY BROOKS LAWSON May 11, 1932 Majors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Social Science, Industrial Arts. Clubs: Hi-Y 4. Cheerleader 1.. Golf 2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Manager 3-4. Buccaneer Staff 2-3- 4. BARBARA JANE LU'r'rRELL October 10, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Boosters 3-49 Commercial 3-4. Senior Choir 3-4. Operetta 35 Variety Show 4. Px-1Yx.Lxs ANN MANOR February 29, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial. Minors: Science. Scholarship Tests: Senior: Eng-- lish 2. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Boosters 3-4: Chemistry-Physics 3: G.A.A. 4 Secretary. Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 3-4: Softball 1-2-3. Senior Choir 2-3-43 Oper- etta 1-35 Variety Show 2-45 Office Girl 4: Secretary of Class 3: Jun- ior Class Play: Senior Class Play. ROBERT LEWEY MCGLOTHEN june 3, 1930 Majors: English, Vocational Agri- culture. Minors: Science, Speech, Social Science. Club: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Vice Pres- ident. Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. JAN EVANS MCPHERSON August 21, 1933 .Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics, Social Science. Minors: Latin. Scholarship Tests: Senior: Latin I9 Latin II9 Algebra II. Clubs: Hi-Y 3 Secretary-49 Chemistry- Physics 3-4. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Speech Night 3: Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play? Prince of Peace 39 Operetta 1-39 Variety Show 2-49 Student Council 49 Co- Editor of Cen-Sen9 Secretary- Treasurer of 'Class 2. JEAN Lou MILLER April 8, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Science. 'Minorsz Latin, Mathematics. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Latin I. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-49 Chem- istry-Physics 3-4 Secretary. Orch- -estra 1-2-3-49 Band 1-2-3-49 Instrumental Music Contest, Dis- trict and State 1-2-3-49 Senior Choir 2-3. Senior Class P-lay: Buc- caneer .Staff 49 Operetta 39 Vari- ety Show 2-4Q Annual Staff. MIRIAM ALICE MORRIS January 9, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Science. Minors: Commercial. Clubs: F.H.A. 1-39 G.A.A. 2-42 'Commercial 39 Cen-X 1-3-4. Bas- ketball l-2-39 Volleyball 2g Soft- ball 2. Band 1-2-3-49 Instrumental Music Contest 3. PHILLIP NEAL MUTERSPAW April 2, 1931 Majors: English, Metal Shop. Minors9 Social Science, Wood Shop. Clubs: Varsity-X 3 Secretary-4: Hi-Y 4. Senior Choir 2. Basket- ball 1-25'-3?-43, A11 M.V.L. Bas- ketball 39 Football 1-25'-33'-43, All M.V.L. Football 49 Track 1-2. RITA EILEEN PARKS February 23, 1933 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Speech, Science, Social Science. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-49 Com- mercial 4. Basketball 2-39 Soft- ball 2-39 Volleyball 2. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Operetta 1-3? Vari- ety Show 2-42 Junior Class Play9 'Senior C-lass Play: Prince of Peace 39 Vocal Music 'Contest 2-3-49 Of- fice Girl 4g Annual Staff. THOMAS HAINES MIDDLETON February 14, 1932 Majors: English, Vocational Agri- culture. Minors: Social Science, Science. F.F.A. 2-3-4 President. Club: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. Spring Valley High School 1. MARY JANE MILLER May 4, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Art, Social Science. WILLIAM DALE MURRELL August 26, 1931 Majors: English, Metal Shop, Wood Shop. Minors: Social Science. Club: Varsity-X 3-4 President. Basketball 1-2-33-43. Football 1- 21'-31-42. FARRIE KATHLEEN PALMER December 14, 1930 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Science, Social Science. Clubs: F.H.A. 9 Ch'emistry- Physics. JAMES RINCK PAULLIN June 9, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Science. Clubs: Library League 3-49 Chemistry-Physics 4. Senior Choir 2-3. Buccaneer Staff 1-2 Busi- ness Manager-3 Assistant Editor -4 Co-Editor. Intramural Basket- ball 39 Variety Show 29 Operetta 1-3. Fifteen EDDIE LEE PARKS December 7, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Indus- trial Arts. Minors: Social Science. Clubs: Varsity-X 3-4. Football 1-2: Track 2-3?-4: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. PI-IYLLIS JEAN PEPPLE October 13, 1932 Majors: English, -Commercial. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Eng- lish 1-3, Bookkeeping I. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Commercial 3-4: Biology 4: G.A.A. 1-2-3 Treasurer -4 President. Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Softball 1-2-3- 4. Orchestra 1, Cheerleader 2-3 Captain 4: Student Council 3-4: School Bookkeeper 3. ANNA LEE PIATT May 25, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Science. Minors: Commercial. Clubs: F.H.A. 1-2-3 Vice Presi- dent-4: Cen-X 1-2-3-4. Senior Choir 2-3. Operetta 3: Variety Show 2. VIRGINIA LEE PUMMELL March 22, 1932 Majors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Latin, Social Science. Scholarship Tests: Senior: Gen- eral Science 1: English 2: Ad- vanced Algebra 3. Clubs: Com- mercial 4: G.A.A. 4. Basketball 4: Volleyball 4: Softball 4. Band 1-2-3-4. 'Orchestra 2-3-4. Instru- mental Music Contest, District and -State 2-3-4: Operetta 3: Variety Show 4: Vocal Music Contest 4: Centralites V3-4: Speech Contest 3-4. Jamestown High School 1. RICHARD L. ROBERTS February 6, 1932 Majors: Enjish, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Industrial fAiiEts. Club: F.F.A. 4. Intramural Bas- ketball 4. Beavercreek High School 1-2-3. I ,V R1cI-IARIJ LEE PATTERSON September 12, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Spanish. Clubs: F.F.A. 2: Chemistry- Physics 3-4: Varsity-X 4. Foot- ball 3-421: Track 2-3. Band 2-3-4. Intramural Basketball 1-4: Man- ager 3. Annual Staff: Speech Night 4: Speech Contests 2-3-4. BEATRICE ANNA PETERSON january 1, 1932 Majors: English, Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics, Soc- ial Science, Spanish. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Eng- lish 1-3, Latin II-2. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3, Vice President 4-President: 'Chemistry-Physics 3 Secretary. Basketball 3. Senior Choir 2-3-4. 'Orchestra 3-4. Band 2-3-4. Cen- tralites 1-2-3-4: Instrumental Music Contest 3-4: Variety Show 2-4: Operetta 3: Senior Class Play: Student 'Council 1-2-3-4: Annual Staff: Buckeye Girls' State. CAROL RUTH PRETHER October 7, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial, Social Science. Minor: Bookkeeping. Clubs: Commercial 3: Cen-X 4. CHARLES REc'roR December 5, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Voca- tional Agriculture, Industrial Arts. Club: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. Livestock Judging team 1-2-3-4: Little In- ternational 1-2-3-4: Dairy team. ROBERT LEROY ROGERS February 9, 1932 Majors: English, -Social Science, Mathematics, Industrial Arts. Intramural Basketball 1-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 2-3-4. Centralites 2-3-4: Variety Show 2-4: Operetta 3: Instrumental Music Contest 3-4: Speech Night 4 Sixteen RUSSELL EDGAR RosELL April 14, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: Social Science. RICHARD ALLEN SHAW June 18, 1932 Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science. Minors: Speech, Industrial Arts. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs: Hi-Y 3 Vice President-4 President: Varsity-X 2-3 Vice President-4. Football 1-2-3-43. Basketball 1-2- 3-4. Track 1-21'-31'-4. Band 1-2- 3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 2-3-4. Prince of Peace 3-4: Vari- ety Show 2-4: Operetta 1-3: Stud- ent Council 1-2-3-4 President. EDWARD EUGENE SMITH June 24, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Social Science. Minors: Speech. Club: Hi-Y 3-4. Basketball 1-2: Intramural Basketball 3-4. Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Centra- lites. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Band Council 1-4 President: Instrumen- tal Music 'Contest 2-3-4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Operetta 1-3: Variety Show 2-4: Student Council 4. JACK EDWARD SPURGEON April 18, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Art. Scholarship Test: World His- tory 3. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3: Art 4. Intramural Basketball 1-2. Senior Choir 2-3-4: Vocal Music Contest 3-4. Buccaneer Staff 2-3-4 Business Manager: Operetta 3: Variety Show 2-4. PAUL REVERE STROUD June 9, 1932 Majors: English, Vocational Agri- culture, Social Science. Minors: Science. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4: Chemistry-Physics 3-4. Senior Class Play. Seventeen VIRGINIA CAROLYN SCHERRY May 30, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Latin, Mathematics. Scholarship Tests: Senior: Latin I-1: Geometry 3. Clubs: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Chemistry-Physics 4. Bas- ketball 3. Band 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Senior 'Choir 2. Instru- mental Music Council 3 Vice- President: Instrumental Music Contest 3: Vice President Class 2: Prince of Peace 3: Annual Staff: Operetta 3. BESSIE EDNA SMART October 12, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Minors: Bookkeeping, Commercial. Clubs: G.A.A. 1-2 Treasurer-4: Cen-X 3-4: Chemistry-Physics 3-4. 'Commercial 4. Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 1-2-3: Softball 1-2-3. Senior Class Play: Student Coun- cil. GERALD LEE SMITH November 23, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Science. Senior Choir 2-3. ROBERT BURNS STEELE june 3, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3. In- tramural Basketball 2. Bryan High School 2. WAYNE EDWIN STURGEON March 6, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Club: Hi-Y 4. Football 1-2. Tumbling 2-3-4. Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4. Senior Choir 2: Variety Show 2: Operetta 3. Show 2: Operetta 3. SARA MARGARET SUTTON February 2, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Science, Speech. Clubs: Chemistry-Physics 3: Cen-X 1-2-3-4. Senior Choir 2. ROBERT HARRY SWIGART November 1, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Science, Science. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3. In- tramural Basketball 1-2. Senior Choir 2. JAMES ANDREW WEAVER May 24, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts, History, Science. Club: Chemistry-Physics 3. Var- iety Show 4. OWEN F. WHITE, JR. June 14, 1932 Majors: English, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Social Science. Football 1-2-45 Basket-ball 1-2g Intramural Basketball 3-4. DOROTHY LEE WILSON August 7, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial. Minors: Speech, Science, Social Science. Clubs: Commercial 3-4: Cen-X 1-2-3-4: Boosters 3-4: G.A.A. 4. Basketball 1-2-43 Volleyball 4: Softball 2. Senior Choir 2-3-4. Variety Show 2-4: Operetta. 1-3: Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play: Speech Night 49 Office Girl 3-4. Eighteen LEWIS M. SWARTZBAUGH October 25, 1930 Majors: English, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Speech. Club: Varsity-X 2-3-4. Football 2-32'-42' Co-Captain: All M.V.L. Football 4: Basketball 23-33-4:5 A11 M.V.L. Basketball 3 Captain: Track 2. jefferson High School 1. ELVIRA MAE WARNER December 13, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics. Minors: Social Science, Science, Latin. Scholarship Tests: Senior, Eng- lish 2. Clubs: Boosters 2-3-49 Cen- X 1-2-3-4: Chemistry-Physics 3. Senior Ch-oir 2-3. Operetta lg Var- iety Show 2: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Playg Buccaneer Staff 4. ROBERT LYLE WHITACRE February 12, 1932 Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science. Minors: Science. Club: Varsity-X 2-3-4. Football 1-2:5232-413: Basketball 1-2: In- tramural Basketball 3-4. Track 2-3-4: Tumbling 33'-4:12 Variety Show 4: Student Council 1. JOYCE REGINA WILLIAMS August 16, 1932 Majors: English, Language. Minomz, Mathematics, Social Sci- ence, Science. MARTHA LOUISE WILSON June 7, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics, Commercial. Minors: Social Science. Scholarship Test: Senior. Clubs: Cen-X 2-3-4: Commercial' 3-45 Biology 4 Secretary: G.A.A. 1-4. Basketball 2-3-49 Volleyball 2-3-4: Softball 2-3-4. Student Council 4: Cheerleader 3-4, Captain. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Dick Shaw Phyllis Pepple Ruth Hey Iean Lou Miller Bob Montgomery Don Middleton Mary Carol Creswell Iohn Jennings Betty Io Blair Margaret Ford Dick Patterson Phyllis Manor Elvira Warner Bea Peterson SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Row I. Doris Allen, Bea Peterson, lean Lou Miller, Mary Carol Creswell Marlene Iacoby, Ruth Hey. How Il. Virginia Scherry, Dorotha Gipson, Elvira Warner, Martha Wilson Margaret Ford, Betty Io Blair. Bow Ill. Dick Shaw, Willard Delaney, Paul Stroud, Barbara Archer Vir ginia Punirnell, Phyllis Manor. Bow IV. Ian McPherson, Bob Montgomery, Iohn Iennings, Dick Patterson Don Middleton, Wendell Anderson. Not in the Picture-Ann Kraft, Phyllis Pepple. The Senior Scholarship team is composed ot Seniors who have a B aver age in their tour years of high school. The ratings the team received Ian McPherson-First in County and Honorable Mention in State Iohn Iennings-Second in County and Honorable Mention in State Willard Delaney-Sixth in County. Ruth Hey-Eighth in County. Honorable Mention in County: Bob Montgomery, Mary, Carol eswell and Dick Patterson. A person has to be on the Senior Scholarship Team to become a member of the National Honor Society. Nineteen SNAP SHOTS UF SENIUHS 73? of Qi Nlmllllllllll lljfflllflf 921 Sl if gl ' . A DWI I! ll K lg Q ISS .151 1 E1 ' ga : i X : iv'51 , 9 , , , xiii?-f IDRS CL SS 013191 Row I. Peggy Smith, Ruby Milburn, Irene Cooper, Patty Comford, Patty Andrew, Ada Schoonover, Marlene Jacoby, Janet Bodine. Row II. Virginia Scott, Ruth Bickett, Shirley LaMar, Patty Dominy, Patty Palmer, Mary Lou Beamer, Rosemary Simason, Mabel Pitzer, Janet Boatman. Row III. Janice Gifford, Viola Jordan, Barbara Pitzer, Meredith Sommers, Bar- bara Taylor, Susannah Lane, Caroline Savage, Mrs. Balmer. Row IV. Elaine Barnett, Rosernaree Bagford, Ruby Alspaugh, Joan Hunt, Bessie Mackley, Judy Craig, Donna Sturgeon. Row V. Iolene Spence, Georgianna Linkhart, Sally Elliott, D'Anne Manor, Judie Wood, Grace Meeks, Dorothy Codling. Row VI. Clara Foster, Hilda Clark, Joan Bullock, Mickey Ringer, Gayle McIntosh, Norma Steele. Row VII. Helen Wills, Sue Ann Jordan, Connie Miller, Joanne Gultice, Carolyn Harkins. Not in Picture-Leah Billmeyer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Homer XVylie Vice President Jim Benson Secretary Joan Hunt Treasurer Larry Gegner Row I. Glenn Harner, Bob Sparrow, Harold Ford, Neil Keller, Keith Linkhart, Dick Sodders, Don Shaw, Gene Moore. Row II. Bob Gill, Bob Smith, Kenny Cline, Don Halsey, Jim Benson, Richard Miller, Kenny Beason, Charles Stultz. Row III. Junior Shattuck, Dave Huit, Bill Neeld, Dick Fudge, VVendell Bickett, Richard Strous, Lee Bobbitt, Charles Beason, Mr. Neff. Row IV. Mr. Boxwell, Richard Wakely, Jim Hamilton, Larry Gegner, Herman Abromowitz, Donald Dudrow, Homer Wylie, Macon Williams. Row V. Edwin Louderback, Dick North, Roger Hilliard, Prentice Carroll, Gene Hawkins, Sam Thomas, Bill Michael. U - Row VI. Joe Galliger, Jerry Murrell, Jack Ryan, Philip Jenkins, Dean Ragar, Jerry Conner, John Snyder, Frank Rue. Row VII. Doug Long, Dick Wilson, George Rue, Jerry Gifford, Ray Borden, Gene Pummell, Darrell Henry, Ronnie Hart. Row VIII. Marshall Clark, Jack Harrison, Archie Grieve, Roy Frame. Not in Pitcure-Walter Compton, VVilliam Miller, VValter VVhite. Twenty Three SUPHUMURES CLS 013192 Row I. Joann Boyer, Virginia Stroud, Barbara Molitor, Esther Molitor, Phyllis Haselau, Myrna Ginaven, Dorothy Johnes, Patty Mitchell, Wanda Benning- ton, Myrna Bottorff, Connie Massie. Row II. Miss Winn, Lois Ruse, Doris Muterspaw, Lois Reese, Pat Thornton, Arlene Martin, Donna Beam, Helen Williams, Phyllis Jenkins, Joyce Meek, Mrs. Patterson. Row III. Norma Castle, Delores Strome, Jayne Curtis, Joyce Bradford, Suzanne Leahey, Martha Slattery, Iva Kingslover, Phyllis Hurley, Joan White, Jill Wat- son, Miss Cavanaugh. Row IV. Janet Alspaugh, Janet McCafferty, Sue Guyton, Janet Hendee, Janice Mcghirson, Barbara Brittingham, Martha Block, Sharlee Veidt, Sandra Mc a ister. Row V. Jane Reynolds, Doris Waxler, Joanne Codling, Marjorie Loy, Barbara Gibson, Kathryn Ledbetter, Lois Piatt, Martha Chambliss, Carol Patterson. Row VI. Virginia Douglas, Rosalene Beekman, Mary Gifford, Jean Bobbitt, Janet Bickett, Carol Scroggy, Grace Turvy, Peggy Thorman. Row VII. Barbara Smith, Betty Rader, Nancy Neeld, Joanne Donges, Hiltrun Hermann, Pat Pemberton, Janet Littler, Shirley Irvin. Row VIII. Beverly Beekman, Rheta Poland, Jean Spurgeon, Dorothy Anderson, Charlotte Camden, Sara Jones, Pat Henry. Not in Picture. Veda Carnes, Joann Dilliard, Flossie Jeffries, Pat Leach, Mildred Long, Helen Mustard, Joyce Irey. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Steve Peterson Vice President Jack McQuiggan Secretary Jill Watson Treasurer George Long Row I. Leo Brennen, John Ernst, John Collins, Tom Welsh, Jim Coates, Roger Rhubert, Jack Anders, Max Foley, Bob Knisley. Row II. Lauris Cyphers, Bob Middleton, Grover Ackley, Arthur Milburn, Howard Reynolds, Steve Peterson, Dean Brown, Lawrence Shepherd, Charles Beason. Row III. Elwood Baker, Dick Doren, Leo Rector, O'Brien Fisher, Tom Silcott, Walter Lee, Tom Shaw, Lynn Terhune, Jerry Swigart. Row IV. Mr. Marshall, Garland Murrell, George Long, Jim Amole, Danny Coe, Jack McQuiggan, Dick Block, Bill Merriman, Mr. Hole. Row V. Bill Matson, Russell Curtis, Glenn Anderson, Ronnie Mason, Jimmy Ryan, Larry Pummell, Don Hamilton, Jim Owens. Row VI. Bill Bowell, Roger Riley, Don Stephens, Marvin Eyler, Lewis Shepherd, David Kimbler, Carl Hewson, James Deeter. Row VII. Bob Moore, Philip Pierce, Leonard Fanning, Don Weichers, Elwood Tobin, Don Hook, Norman McMahan, Don Hilderbrandt. , Row VIII. Bill Collins, Nick Ungard, Dick Lang, Harold Pyles, Dick Haines, Ronald Grooms. Not in Picture-Warren Bales, Paul Halder. Twenty Five FRESHMEN CL ss UF 19 3 Row I. Barbara Green, Violet Price,'Margaret Tyler, Eleanor Pierce, Marilyn Ter- hune, Betty Bently, Kathryn Daines, Doris Smith, Jean Kelble, Elizabeth Jones, Martha Gable, Shirley Cooper, Marjory Green, Miss Porter. Row II. Frances Rumbaugh, Wilma Flemming, Margaret Parkinson, Donna Lieurance, Carol Harner, Louise Brooks, Janice Middleton, Jean Lane, Bev- erly Arnovitz, Melva Ruse, Ellyn Duggar, Joanne Smart, Jeri Blair. Row III. Patty Smith, Betty Dabney, Maudie Abling, Carol Bahl, Emily Horen, Nancy Benson, Clara Trubee, Patty Sturgeon, Janet Jenkins, Beverly Fisher, Charlene Boggs, Barbara Sprigg, Miss Armstrong. Row IV. Donna St. John, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Frances Arrowsmith, Betty Nicely, Shirley Buckles, Louise Smith, Peggy Watkins, Gladys Rossell, Martha Davis, Hannah Baynard, Dessie Wylie. Row V. Peggy Neeld, Betty Parks, Shirley Hall, Rita Hilliard, Shirley Pallatto, Mary Ann McCance, Patty Johnson, Patty Roach, Diane Peterson, Marjorie Shultz, Miss Campbell. Row VI. Ruth Shaw, Dorothy Smith, Ailene Spurlock, Janet Jacks, Elaine Burba, Carol Brown, Sara Siefert, Norma Jean McKamey, Carol Newson. Row VII. Marian Smith, Shirley Smith, J eannetta Dudley, Mary Carol Strausburg, gessicij Taylor, Jean Mitchell, Joyce Conner, Helen Terrell, Deloris Cassidy, pa y es. - Row VIII. Shirley Hinshaw, Joann Palmer, Margaret Bennett, June Hall, Helen Sprigg, Phyllis Shaw, Marie Oshner, Mae Holley, Mary Alice Middleton. Not in Picture-Joyce Brown, Charlene Hilterbran, Betty Hill, Delores Micheall. Row 1. Ralph Riggs, Ronnie Castle, David Molitor, Glendon Lorenzo, Marion Hook, Larry Nelson, Jim Hurley, Bill Williamson, Shelby Gordon, Ronnie Cyphers, J oe Elliott. Row II. Keith Manor, Dick Montgomery, Dick Bottorff, Dick Shinn, Bill Flem- ming, Bob Miller, David Brittingham, Bill Halsey, Ott Oakley, Donald Louder- back, Jim Reynolds. Row III. Mr. Wickline, Nelson W'oody, Carl Archer, Bob Oglesbee, Don Finlay, Dave Martein, Larry Jones, Raymond Curtis, Larry Fealy, Orville Swoggar, Ralph Dunbar. Row IV. Harold Boat, Clayton Stein, Charles Smith, Bob Ridgway, John Shaw, Bob Hutchison, Kenny Day, Lowell Brownell, Bob Caudill, Tom Haydock, Mr. Seilhamer. Row V. Jim Arehart, Harold Ruse, John Brown, John Grooms, Locke Glossner, Bob Derrick, Bob White, John McCallister, Eddie Berger. Row VI. James Grooms, Ervin Thompson, David Luttrell, Bill Foster, Dale Funk, Eddie Lerch, Melvin Smith, Dick LeSourd, Dick Gondon. Row VII. Rayburn Ary, Carl Toner, Harold Fawley, Edison Durban, Ray Kline, Roger Mesecher, Phil-Gegner, Paul Murray, Ronnie Smith. Row VIII. Sam Clark, Maurice Carroll, Lloyd Baker, Mike Ungard, Teddy Detty, Dean Driscoll, Harold Turley, John Walker, Duane Rosell. , Not Picture.-Don Burden, Richard Hodson, Ralph Root, Don Schafer, Russell ope. Twenty Seven EIGHTH GRADE CL SS 0F19 4 Row I. Dick Stout, Billy Camden, Don LeVeck, Jim Louderback, Harry Osman, , . Paul Fox, Shirley Fox, Lowell Hill, Wanda Dillard, Dick Hupman. Row II.- Lee Durbin, Roger Cultice, Mary LaMar, Neil Drummond, Benny Beek- mlaaii, Lawrence McPherson, Wayne Dodge, Garrett Scott, Leroy Inlow, Jim S o ar. Row III. Phyllis Bottorff, Jack Barnett, Dick Wills, Geraldine Shaw, Donna Shaw. Dick Reynolds, Bob Moorman, Jacquelyn Nichols, Ronald Chambliss, Paul Neff. Row IV: -Miss Dickerson. Bobby Hall, Hugh Hurley, Donna Hall, Ruth Haselau, Sallyg Piovgerrlrliaster, Shirley Bickett, John Thorrnan, Roger Lott, Eddie Kraft, Mr. utz ac . Row V. Phyllis Jones, Patty Ackley, Ralph Coates, John Robinson, Patty Wright, Sharon Morrow, Betty Irvine, Lucille Boggs. Row VI. LaVonne Sturgeon. Judy Whitacre, Barbara Rose, Martha Duncan, gary Sgmmers, Phyllis Detty, Colleen Pittman, Christina Fugate, Shirley iamon . Row VII. Dora Wilson, Virginia Morris, Julia Whittington, Peggy Short, Paula Neff, Edna Huston, Elwood Jordan, Dave Rue, Beulah Pitzer. Row VIII. Nedra Glass, Don Link, Dave Dawson, Forest Abling, Larry Gordon, Nancy Bean. Not in Picture-Ken Butts, Teddy Forbes, Ronald Johnson, Robert Knight, Bob Mosteller, Betty Bogan, Joy Miller, Norma Randall, Elizabeth Howard. Row I. Colleen Swindler, Ruth Louderback, Jackie Mitchell, Don Brannigan, Barbara Gill, Barbara Franks, Mabel Grooms, Ann Finlay, John Ryan, Nancy Heaton, Patty Green. Row II. Annis Peterson, Roger Wolfe, Ken Turvy, Denver Palmer, Meryl Root, Jean North, Keith Jaynes, Kay Meek, Phyllis Ringer, Ronald Collins, Larry Nicho s. Row III. Dick Gifford, Barbara Bobbitt, Shirley Dodge, Ann Morton, Patty Ralls, Cornelia Clark, John Balmer, Bobby Batts, Jessie Stafford, Don Sparrow, Harold Sodders. ' Row IV. Mrs. Hey, Pearl Pummell, Bill Simmons, Bill Coutler, Ervin Grooms, Roger Kimbler, Tom Wood, Frances Brennan, Dale Long, Jerry Atkinson, Carol Knight, Mr. Edwards. Row V. Wilma Amole, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Caroleen Swindler, Nellie lvlilburn, Clarabelle Dowell, Frances Compton, Gail Mouser, Starlene Strick- 1 and. Row VI. Harve Shiplett, Wallace Henry, John Littler, Raymond LaMar, Mary Lou Toner, Cordelia Koonce, Philip Purdom, Bob Reynolds. Row VII. Edgar George, Elvin Baylis, Norman Clark, Billy Pitzer, Bob Miller, Don DeVelbiss, Bill Hazelbaker, Bill Lawson. Row VIII. Ronald Daurn, Jim Prether, Bob Wakeley, Roy Watson. Not in Picture--Ralph Boat, Jacquelyn Earley, Cynthia Shaw, Iva Barnett, Jean Gorman, Ruth Mercer, Betty Robinett. Twenty Nine SEVENTH GRADE I CLASS UF 1955 Row I. Lou Taylor, Camilla Dabe, Patty Shaw, Bill Wynn, Patrick Collins, Wen- dell Baiiqneitt, Dick Tyler, Joyce Hilliard, Sheila Bottorff, Mildred Spurlock, Bi Nic os. Row II. Wayne Cultice, Bob Ferguson, I-Iarold Horton, Pat Ryan, Bob Smith, Paul GEOOFTIS, Nancy King, Dick Myers, Tom Merriman, Marion Palmer, Barbara S ip ey. Row III. Bob Wallis, Joan Rose, Juanita Jack, Ann Flora, Vickie Harris, George Kennedy, Everett Mendenhall, Phil Crumpler, Fred Ervin, Ott Craycraft, Carol Middleton. Row IV. Miss Bloom, Dick Jordan, Don Moore, Jerry Huth, Earl Pummell, Jane Finlay, Patsy Muterspaw, Joyce Yeakly, Paula Jones, Sharon Walker, Jerry McPherson, Mr. Patterson. Row V. Pat Dawson, Norma Maxwell, Peggy Peters, Bonnie Anderson, Sandra Craigie, Joyce Palmer, Myrtle Littler, Jeanne Ginaven, Joyce Harner. Row VI. Willa Jo'Barricklow, Elladell Ricks, Shirley Sims, Virginia Hill, Anna Green, Patty Driscoll, Sandra Mackley, Delores Strother, Delbert Gregg. Row,VII. Caroline Gill, .Nancy McQuiggan, Phil Anderson, Dick Grimes, Max Hodson, Teddy Te1'rell, Dick Toner, Bob Whitacre, Frank I-Iolley. Row VIII. Bob Drake, Dick Chambliss, Willard Truman, John Eyler, Charles Strausburg, Wilbur Truman, Benny Camp, Harold Gifford, Harrison Grooms. Not in Picture-Marvenia Stollings, Judy Oglesbee, Don Randall. Row I. Dick Bottorff, Keith Welsh, Janet Edwards, Carlene Shaw, Linda Haines, Jim Dudley, Dick Brittingham, Bob Wo1'kman, Don Pittman, John Moore, 1 Janet Luttrell. Row II. Mary Holley, Nancy Smith, Esther Mowen, Ruth Myers, Judy Whitney. Betty Chambliss, Larry Elsberry, Dean Chenoweth, George Shipley, David Johnson, Don Fisher. Row III. John Durnbaugh, George Anderson, Juanita Mercer, Jean Wright, Sue Ann McCoy, Joan Moody, Janet Chitty, Roger Dudley, Neil Hartsock, Jimmy Bean, Dick Smith, Shirley Kirk. - Row IV. Mr. Wilson, Carl Pepple, Glen Rector, Marcus McCallister, David Hin- -shaw, Bob Muncie, Dave Trubee, Bob Thompson. Row V. Shirley Spence, Margaret Hazelbaker, Barbara Snell, Beverly Duggar, . Helen Long, Elmer Stafford, Mary Alice Cain, Francile Bone. Row VI. Betty Smith, June Hunter, Jerry Frye, Soula Dontchos, Jessie Shaw, Sarolyn Smith, Barbara Thornton, June Dillard, Joyce Henderson, Sh1rley onner, Row VII. Don Pyles, Ronald Oglebee, Roger Filson, Charles Duncan, Eleanor Camp, Marsha Strome, Norman DeHaven, Ronald May, Ronald Long. Row VIII. Betty Glass, Carol Gannon, Bob Chapman, Dick Anderson, Don Bobbitt Terry Evensizer, Dick Charles, Harold Scott, John Gano, Dave Funk. Not in Picture-Freddie Oshall, Judy Pavey. Thirty One CL SS SCHUL P1 HIP TE M Row I. Marilyn Terhune, Jean Lane, Martha Block, Dorothy Johnes, Phyllis Jenkins, Mary Carol Creswell, Janet Bodine, Donna St. John. I Row II. Ruth Hey, Gail Finlay, Carol Patterson, Joyce Bradford, Susannah Lane, Bea Peterson, Judy Craig, Jane Reynolds. Row III. Kathryn Ledbetter, Viola Jordan, Margaret Ford, Carol Brown, Helen Sprigg, Joan Hunt, Virglnia Pummell, Phyllis Manor. Row IV. Mary Burger, Connie Miller, I-Iiltrun Hermann, Nelson Woody, Harold Boat, Robert Caircl ll, James Reynolds. Row V. Tom Shaw, Lynn Terhune, Steve Peterson, Tom Haydock, Richard Miller, Richard Strous, Don Dudrow, Lee Bobbitt. Row VI. John McCallister, Phil Gegner, Leon Copsey, Dick Patterson, Dick Block, Macon Williams, Homer Wylie. Row VII. Dick LeSourd, Herman Abromowitz, Mike Ungard, Ted Amovitz, John Jennings, Bob Montgom- ery, Marshall Clark, Raymond Borden. Not in picture-Lois Piatt, Jan McPherson. Biology Dorothy Johnes Lois Piatt Tom Shaw Chemistry Herman Abromowitz Lee Bobbitt Richard Miller General Science Robert 'Caudill Jean Lane Nelson Woody Physics Leon Copsey John Jennings Dick Patterson Algebra I Carol Brown Tom Haydock Marilyn Terhune Algebra II Don Dudrow Richard Strous Homer Wylie Plane Geometry Dick Block Steve Peterson Lynn Terhune American History Raymond Borden Marshall Clark Macon Williams World History Dick LeSourd James Reynolds Mike .Ungard Senior Social Studies Ted Arnovitz Phyllis Manor Bob Montgomery English IX Harold Boat Gail Finlay Donna Sft. John English X Martha Block Joyce Bradford Carol Patterson English XI Janet Bodine Joan Hunt Connie Miller English XII Mary Carol Creswell Ruth Hey Jan McPherson Latin I Phil Gegner John McCal'lister Helen Sprigg EIGHTH GRADE TEST 1. Sue Nordland 181 3. Philip Purdom 169 2. Larry Nichols 174 4. Nedra Glass 168 6. Jacquelyn Nichols 152 8. Elvin Baylis 7. Norman Clark 150 8. Jack Barnett Thirty Two Latin ll Hiltrun Hermann Kathryn Ledbetter Jane Reynolds Spanish I Judy 'Craig Viola Jordan Susannah Lane Spanish II Margaret Ford Bea Peterson Bookkeeping I Mary Burger Phyllis Jenkins Virginia Pummell 5. John Balmer 154- 6. David Dawson 152 149 149 Y Y -- A JAKE, wif? MW BAND BMW W wi Yfwfj? my 1 1 V, if ,t ' 50 ell LIBR FAREWELLI After many years of service at Xenia Central, Miss Agnes Ballantyne has accepted a position as librarian at the Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary in Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania. We appreciate her love of good literature and the high ideals she has held before us. May she have continued success in her new field of service. One of Miss Balantyne's main interests at Central has been the Library League present members of which are pictured below. Members of the Library League are responsible for keeping the library in order and assisting students during the eight periods of the school day. They keep the library as neat as possible, record fines, and check the books in and out. Each member receives one- fourth credit for a year's service in the library, Rar- bara Austin is the student in charge and Miss Ballan- tyne is the faculty adviser. RY LE UUE MEMBERS OF LIBRARY LEAGUE Row I Dorothy Johnes Myrna Ginaven, Harriet Lynch, Helen Jack, Ruby Milburn. Row II Virginia Pummell Barbara Austin, lmo gene Hilterbran, Gene Moore, Dick Sodders. Row Ill James Paullin Marv Burger, Barbara Ar cher, Connie Miller, Helen Wills, Miss Ballantyne Thirty Four HI-Y CLUB Row I. Jan McPherson, Bob Montgomery, Dick Shaw, Don Middleton, Jim Benson. Row II. Mr. Edwards, Dave Huit, Stan Lawson, Richard Miller, Don Halsey, Wayne Sturgeon, Dick Bruce, Neil Keller, Bob Humble, Mr. Cranor. Row Ill. Dick Matson, Wayne Eakins, Herman Abromowitz, Macon Williams, Lee Bobbitt, Dick Fudge, Bill Neeld. Row IV. Ronald McFarland, Neal Muterspaw, Joe Galliger, Chris Bridgman, Bill Custer, Eugene Hyatt, Willard Delaney. Row V. Marshall Clark, Ronald Hart, John Jennings, Homer Wylie, Don Dudrow, Jim Lewellen, Larry Gegner. Row Eddie Smith, Archie Grieve, Roy Frame, Keith Guyton, George Gannon, Bob Hall, Dar- re enry. OFFICERS President Dick Shaw Vice President Jim Benson Secretary Jan McPherson Treasurer Don Middleton Chaplain Bob Montgomery Advisers Mr. Cranor, Mr. Edwards Pledge: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high stan- dards of Christian character. Platform: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Hi-Y Club is one of the most active clubs at Central. It is the largest Hi-Y Club -in the state of Ohio. The boys helped the Cen-X in plan ning the assemblies at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Many of the boys took part in these assemblies. The club had charge of the produc- tion and selling of football programs at all the h ame games. Paul Burke, a well-known cartoonist, was featured in an assembly, open to the whole school, sponsored by the Hi-Y. Our president represented the Xenia Club at the Hi-Y Officers Training Camp last summer. This year the club plans to send both the president and the vice-president. Every year in the spring, Hi-Y day is observed by Xenia. The boys operate the civic offices and learn how city of- ficials carry on their work. Twice a year the Hi-Y picnic is held at Bryan Park and is always a big success. A dance after the Greenville game was sponsored by the Hi-Y. Thirty Five L E IUP1 CEN-X Row I. Margaret Ford, Helen Wills, Beatrice Peterson. Row II. Miss Simmons, Carolyn Savage, Anna Louise Jones, Nancy Beason, Eve- lyn Agnor, Peggy Smith, Barbara Austin, Helen Jack, Ruby Milburn, Ruth Hey, Harriet Lynch, Barbara Luttrell, Mrs. Deen. Row III. Bessie Mackley, Janet Flemming, Rosemary Simason, Mary Lou Beamer, Jean Lou Miller, Marlene Jacoby, Eva Mae Hayes, Marlene Jacoby, Mary Carol Creswell, Ann Kraft, Judy Craig, Meredith Sommers. Row IV. Susannah Lane, Dorothy Codling, Mickey Ringer, Carol Prether, Anna Lee Piatt, Eileen Hartman, Shirley LaMar, Peggy Jones, Janet Bodine, Joan Hunt, Barbara Taylor, Doris Allen. Row V. Ruby Alspaugh, Martha Wilson, Phyllis Manor, Judie Wood, Regena Coff- man, Betty Jo Blair, Elvira Warner, Dorothy Wilson, Grace Meeks, Vonna Baylis, Betty Lou Clark, Gayle McIntosh. Row VI. Virginia Scherry, Miriam Morris, Phyllis Pepple, Rita Parks, Connie Miller, Peggy Bottorff, Joanne Gultice, Barbara Archer, Sue Ann Jordan, Joan Bullock, Elaine Barnett. Not In Picture-Bessie Smart, Sara Sutton, Patty Dominy, D'Anne Manor, Bar- . bara Pitzer. OFFICERS President Bea Peterson Vice President Helen Wills Secretary Barbara Pitzer Treasurer Margaret Ford Advisers Mrs. Deen, Miss Simmons The Senior Cen-X is a service club open to all girls in the junior and senior classes who have a C average or above. The motto of Cen-X is Hnon sibi sed -omnibus fnot for self, but for alll. The club meets every three weeks on a Monday night. The programs have included travel pictures, talent night, and .speakers from all walks of life. The many activities during the year included: operating the check room at the basketball games, Working with the I-Ii-Y in ,planning the assemblies at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, decorating the Christmas tree in the center hall, selling Xenia Central pen and pencil sets and basketball schedule pencils, and sponsoring two Friday night dances. The biggest event of all was giving the Winter Wonderland formal with the Junior Cen-X. Thirty Six The Junior Cen-X is a service organization open to all girls in the freshman and sophomore classes who maintain a C average. Junior Cen-X had several projects during the year some of which were, helping With the Cancer Drive, giving an annual subscription of LIFE to the school library, selling Christmas cards, and Working in the check room at basketball games. The biggest project of the club was the purchasing of door and Window cur- tains for the auditorium. Junior Cen-X has had many interesting programs with speakers from various fields of Work. Also the Local Talent Night was held and was a huge success and fun for all. As in the Senior Cen-X, the highlight of the yearbwas the formal dance Vl7inter VVonderland held in the school gym De- cem er 3. OFFICERS President Arlene Martin Vice President Peggy Neeld Secretary Donna Lieurance Treasurer Carol Patterson Advisers Miss Frasch, Miss Dickerson Row 1. Arlene Martin, Peggy Neeld, Donna Lieurance, Carol Patterson. Row II. Miss Dickerson, Melva Ruse, Louise Brooks, Jeri Blair, Janet Jenkins, Lois Reese, Doris Muterspaw, Martha Gable, Jean Kelble, Myrna Ginaven, Joan Boyer, Marilyn Terhune, Eleanor Pierce, Miss Frasch. Row III. Beverly Fisher, Martha Slattery, Gail Finlay, Shirley Matson, Donna St. John, Janet Hendee, Jayne Curtis, Norma Castle, Martha Block, Nancy Ben- son, Jean Lane, Beverly Arnovitz. Row IV. Jane Reynolds, Sandra McCallister, Shirley Buckles, Peggy Watkins, Louise Smith, Dessie Wylie, Hannah Baynard, Joan Codling, Joyce Bradford, Sharlee Veidt, Suzanne Leahey, Emily Horen. Row V. Grace Turvy, Margaret Bennett, Marjorie Schultz, Marian Smith, Joan Smart, Shirley Pallatto, Mary Ann McCance, Patty Johnson, Lois Piatt, Kath- ryn Ledbetter, Barbara Gibson, Marjorie Loy. Row VI. Shirley Hinshaw, Dorothy Anderson, Patty Pemberton, Joanne Donges, Nancy Neeld, Betty Rader, Joan Palmer, Joyce Conner, Patty Roach, Helen Sprigg, Carol Brown, Diane Peterson. Not in Picture-Ruth Craig, Barbara Sprigg, Janice Middleton, Carol Bahl, Ellyn IU 1011. GE -X Duggar. Thirty Seven Row I. Archie Grieve, Donald Dudrow, Jean Lou Miller, John Jennings. Row II. Susannah Lane, Ann Kraft, Rosemaree Bagford, Mary Lou Beamer, Ruby Milburn, Bobby Humble, Ruth Hey, Mr. Cranor. Row III. Wayne Sturgeon, Virginia Scherry, Kathleen Palmer, Richard Miller, Neil Keller, Dorotha Gipson, Bessie Mackley, Peggy Jones. Row IV. Homer Wylie, Wendell Anderson, Leon Copsey, Richard North, Gene Moore, Larry Gegner, Lee Bobbitt, Herbert Dabe, Don Halsey. Row V. Tom Curtis, Robert Montgomery, James Lewellen, Richard Patterson, Jaiffes gaullin, Herman Abromowitz, Macon Williams, Douglas Long, Roger Hi iar . Row VI. Paul Anderson, Jack Harrison, Jan McPherson, Roy Frame, George Gannon, Marshall Clark, Raymond Borden, Walton Brownell, Joe Galliger. Not in Picture-Bessie Smart, Paul Stroud, James Weaver. OFFICERS President John Jennings Vice President Archie Grieve Secretary Jean Lou Miller Treasurer Don Dudrow Advisor Mr. Cranor The Chemistry-Physics Club is composed of students from the chemistry and physics classes who are interested in these two sciences. The club had in- teresting programs and many of the speakers are widely known in the World of science. Some of these were: Mr. Glenn Noggle, chemist for the Miami Fertilizer Company, Dr. R. D. Hendrickson, Xenia physician, Mr. Robert Dudrow, Dr. Robert Kelly, Xenia physician, Mr. Armstrong of the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, Springfield, and Dr. Austin M. Patterson. Several movies were included in the programs. Quite a few of the members attended a meeting sponsored by the American Chemical Society at Dayton in the fall. Also many of the members of the club entered the essay contest sponsored by the Society. CHEM! TRY-PHYSICS CLUB Thirty Eightv GIRL ' THLETIC SSUCIATIO T g Row I. Phyllis Pepple, Janet Flemming, Joan Bullock, Rosemary Simason, Doris Muterspaw, Lois Reese. Row II. Nancy Benson, Betty Dabney, Katherine Dane, Virginia Stroud, Jean Kelble, Joan Boyer, Clara Trubee, Miss Shepherd. Row Ill. Doris Waxler, Carol Bahl, Ann Kraft, Jayne Curtis, Patty Leach, Louise Brooks, Patty Smith, Beverly Arnovitz, Melva Ruse, Shirley Cooper, Wilma Flemming, Ruth Craig. Row IV. Shirley Buckles, Louise Smith, Patty Sturgeon, Mary Carol Strausburg, Martha Davis, Barbara Sprigg, Joan Smart, Beverly Fisher, Martha Wilson, Marlene Jacoby, Mary Lou Beamer, Joan Codling. Row V. Peggy Bottorff, Joanne Palmer, Georgianna Linkhart, Marian Smith, Patty Roach, Virginia Pummell, June Hall, Jean Sturgeon, Carol Brown, Elaine Burba, Joan Hunt, Peggy Watkins. Row VI. Sue Ann Jordan, Mickey Ringer, Phyllis Manor, Ruby Alspaugh, Dorothy Wilson, Charlotte Camden, Patty Pemberton, Beverly Beekman, Virginia Douglas, Margaret Bennett, Sara Seifert. Not in picture-Martha Gable, Shirley lrvine, Jeri Blair, Shirley Hinshaw, Doris Smith, Judie Wood, Gail Finlay, D'Anne Manor, Nancy Neeld, Carol Patterson, Lois Piatt, Martha Block, Jill Watson, Kathryn Ledbetter, Sharlee Veidt, Bar- bara Jean Gibson, Peggy Neeld, Joanne Donges, Marjorie Loy, Betty Rader, Arlene Martin, Lois Ruse, Dorothy Codling, Pat Johnson, Marjorie Schultz, Janice Middleton, Miriam Morris, Doris Allen, Bessie Smart. OFFICERS President Phyllis Pepple Vice President Janet Flemming Secretary Phyllis Manor Treasurer Rosemary Simason Adviser Miss' Shepherd The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization whose purpose is to en- courage and promote athletic activities for Central High girls. The club strives for good sportsmanship. The club's main activities were the double elimination tournaments in basketball, volleyball, and softball. As an added activity the girlshvqeire divided into basketball teams according to classes and a tournament was e . The girls also organized two basketball teams which represented Xenia Cen- tral in playdays with other schools. The main social event was the Frigid Frolic dance after the'Troy game, which was a big success. The year was climaxed by the Mother-Daughter Banquet held at Geyer's honoring the mothers. At this time the new officers were officially installed, and the G.A.A. year was brought to a c ose. Thirty Nine FUTURE HUMEM HER UF MERIC Row I. Helen Wills, Connie Massie, Barbara Smith, Elaine Barnett, Evelyn,Agnor Nancy Beason, Patty Comford, Dorothy Johnes. Row II. Lois Ruse, Melva Ruse, Patty Thornton, Lois Reese, Doris Muterspaw Donna Lieurance, Frances Rumbaugh, Betty Dabney, Irene Cooper, Kather ine Daines, Esther Molitor, Marilyn Terhune. Row III. Patty Palmer, Nancy Benson, Ruth Shaw, Janet Jenkins, Francis Arrasmith, Maude Abling, Shirley Cooper, Patty Smith, Ada Schoonover Patty Sturgeon, Clara Trubee, Miss Campbell. Row IV. Miss Armstrong, Charlotte Camden, Anna Lee Piatt, Mary Middleton Joan White, Phyllis Hurley, Emily Horen, Rita Hillard, Shirley Hall, Helen Williams, Myrna Bottorff, Martha Slattery. Row V. Joanne Gultice, Carolyn Harkins, Maria Oshner, Meredith Sommers, Vir ginia Douglas, Dorothy Smith, Charlene Boggs, Janice McPherson, Shirley ' Smith, Hannah Baynard, Janet McCafferty, Janet Alspaugh, Norma McKamey Row VI. Beverly Beekman, Sara Jones, Joan Dillard, Rheta Poland, Vonna Baylis, Martha Chambliss, Joyce Conner, Patty Johnson, Patty Roach, Helen Terrell, Grace Turvey, Betty Knisley, June Hall, Janet Jacks. W Not in Picture-Patty Leach. OFFICERS President Evelyn Agnor Vice President Elaine Barnett Secretary Dorothy J ohnes Treasurer Pat Comford Reporter Barbara Smith Parliamentarian Nancy Beason Historian Connie Massie Songleader Helen Wills Advisers Miss Campbell, Miss Armstrong The motto of the F.H.A. is Happier Living for All. Any girl who has one semester of Home Economics may become a member of the F.H.A. Each girl strives to achieve the four degrees during her four years in the club. The four degrees are Junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker, State Homemaker, and American Homemaker. The girls were guests at the annual F.F.A. party and then they entertained the boys at an old fashioned square dance. The club has initiated several new chapters in the county and held joint meetings with othei county clubs. Daol's Date Night, Mother and Daughter Tea, and the conferring of degrees, were the highlights of the year. Forty The Xenia Chapter of the F.F.A. won the honor of being the first chapter in Ohio to receive a gold medal rating. 'Ijo secure this, the chapter was in the upper two per cent of all those in the State. Xenia F.F.A. was rated excellent in the following: vermin control, tractor operation, scrap drives, registered progects, judging, banquets, social and recreation activities, community service, and entries in the County and the State, fairs. Three members and our adviser had the privilege of going to Kansas City, Missouri, to receive this award. The Ohio Tractor Company and Dearborn Motor Company rewarded the chapter for re- ceiving this award, by sponsoring a two day trip to Dearborn, Michigan. This is Ighelctirst year that Central has had classes in the new Vocational Agriculture ui mg. OFFICERS President Tom Middleton Vice President Bob McGlothen Secretary Leon Copsey Treasurer Keith Linkhart Reporter Sam Thomas Adviser Mr. Wickline Row I. Richard Doren, Raymond Curtis, Robert White, Robert Hutchison. Row ll. Lauris Cyphers, Robert Middleton, Larry Jones, Nelson Woody, Glenn l-Iarner, Jack Anders, Ott Oakley, Ronald Cyphers, P. D. Wickline. Row lll. Keith Linkhart, Walter Lee, Leo Rector, Tom Middleton, Steve Peterson, Dean Brown, Kenneth Day, Bob Ridgway, Charles Beason. Row IV. Melvin Smith, Eddie Lerch, Paul Stroud, Harold Ruse, Glenn Anderson, Charles Beason, Russell Curtis, Charles Stultz, Kenneth Beason. Row V. Ronald Hilderbrandt, Roger Mesecher, Eugene Hyatt, VVendell Anderson, Leon Copsey, Willard Delaney, Don Middleton. Bob McGlothen, Don VVe1chers. Row VI. Darrel Henry, Sam Thomas, Duane Rossell, James Jenkins, Dick Haines, Charles Rector, Gene Hawkins, Dick Roberts, James Deeter. Not in Picture-James Pierce, Walter Compton, Bill Miller. FUTURE F RMEP1 UF MEPJU Forty One Any boy earning one letter in football, basketball, baseball, track or two letters in golf or tumbling may become a member of the Varsity-X Club. The aim of the club is to promote better' sportsmanship throughout the year. The advisers of theclub are the members of the coaching staff. The meeting most enjoyed by all is the initiation of new members. The main social activities of the club were the Varsity-X dance after the Springfield game and the spring picnic. OFFICERS President Dale Murrell Vice President Don Middleton Secretary-Treasurer Wayne Eakins Row I. Bob Hall, Bill Matson, Ronald Hart, Dick Matson, Neal Muterspaw, Wayne Eakins, Joe Galliger. Row II. Archie Grieve, Ronald McFarland, Chris Bridgman, Dale Murrell, Eddie Parks, Dick Shaw. Row III. Bill Michael. Jim Amole, Dave Huit, Marshall Clark, Norman McMahan. Jim Benson. Row IV. Bob Brooks, George Rue, Dick Patterson, Walter White, Don Middleton. Row V. Charles Beason, Richard Miller, Dick Bruce, Bob Whitacre. Row VI. Mr. Hole. Mr. Kaylor, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Marshall. AH ITY-X CLUB Forty Two Row V. Nancy Neeld, Gayle Mclntosh, Mickey Ringer, Joan Bullock, Phyllis Manor. B00 TER' CLUB' Row I. Barbara Archer, Dorothy Wilson, Ruth Hey, Ann Kraft, Marlene Jacoby, Miss Porter. Row II. Jayne Curtis, Barbara Austin, Martha Block, Helen Jack, Myrna Ginaven. Row Ill. Peggy Jones, Marjorie Loy, Eva Mae Hayes, Barbara Luttrell, Peggy Smith. RQWZAIIY. Elvira Xvarner, Regena Coffman, Barbara Pitzer, Janet Flemming, Doris en, Not in Picture-lolene Spence. OFFICERS President Ruth Hey Vice President Dorothy NVilson Secretary Ann Kraft Corresponding Secretary Barbara Archer Treasurer Marlene Jacoby Adviser Miss Porter Twenty-six spirited girls cheered the Bucs on to victory during the many football and basketball games. Even though the team dldn't Win they knew there were these girls rooting for them at every opportunity. The club was identified at the games by White sweaters and dark skirts. Stunts were given in pep as- semblies and the main event of the year was the Homecoming Dance at which Bea Peterson was crowned queen. New pins were bought during the year which have the colors of blue and White on them. To finish off the season the annual spring picnic was held for members and their guests. Forty Three CUMMEHCI AL CLUB Row I. Miss Winn, Patty Dominy, Eileen Hartman, Marlene Jacoby, Peggy Smith, Ruby Milburn, Harriet Lynch. Row II. Sally Elliott, Anna Louise Jones, Ruby Alspaugh, Betty Jo Blair, Regena Coffman, Doris Allen. Row Ill. Joan Bullock, Mickey Ringer, Virginia Pummell, Bessie Smart, Martha Wilson, Dorothy Wilson. Row IV. Phyllis Pepple, Rita Parks, Sue Ann Jordan, Virginia Scott, Norma Steele, Barbara Archer, Phyllis Manor. Not in Picture-Betty Clark. OFFICERS President Betty Jo Blair Secretary Doris Allen Treasurer Mickey Ringer Adviser Miss Winn The aim of the Commercial Club is to better qualify its members for office work and to acquaint them with business practices. To become a member of the club, a student must be a junior or senior, major in commercial work, and main- tain at least a C average. The Commercial Club has visited different types of busi- ness offices and has had many interesting speeches about secretarial work. The outside activities included a picnic in the spring and an all-school dance, April Showers. Forty Four The aim of the Biology Club is to Widen the scope of Biological knowledge of the students through' contacts with professinal. people in various related fields. Some of the interesting speakers during theyear were: Mrs. James Cashen, on food and nutrition, Dr.- Robert Kelly, M.D., spoke on the functions' of the eye, and lVIr. Glenn Noggle of Miami Fertilizer Company. The main activities of the club for the year were a trip to Glen Helen in the spring and the presentation of a biology program for the Xenia Rotary Club. OFFICERS President Dick Block Vice President Nancy Neeld Secretary Martha Wilson Treasurer Bill Matson Adviser Mr. Marshall Row I. Nancy Neeld, Martha Block, Phyllis Jenkins, Arlene Martin, Joan Boyer, Martha Wilson. - Row II. Dick Block, Sharlee V eidt, Suzanne Leahey, Jill Watson, Joyce Bradford, Myrna Ginaven, Virginia Stroud, Jayne Curtis, Marlene Jacoby, Bill Matson. Row III. Sandra McCallister, Marjorie Loy, Joan Codling, Jean Bobbitt, Carol Patterson, Janet Hendee, Tom Welsh, John Collins. Row IV. Pat Pemberton, Joan Donges, Hiltfun Hermann, Betty Rader, Virginia Douglas, Jane Reynolds, Lois Piatt, Rosemary Sirnason. Row V. Garland Murrell, George Long, Danny Coe, Lynn Terhune, Barbara Jean Gibson, Kathryn Ledbetter, Russell Shcpe, Dorothy Anderson. Row VI. Dick Lang, Nick Ungard, Norman McMahon, Tom Sillcott, Locke Gloss- ner, Lewis Shepherd, Jack McQuiggan. Row VII. Paul Halder, Don Stevens, Bill Custer, Mr. Marshall. BIOLOGY CLUB Forty Five The Art Club is in its first year at Central. The purpose of the club is to show students how art is used in every day life4'3Students with ltwo or more years of art are eligible for membership. The programs were all pertaining to art and the most outstanding speaker was Mr. Armstrong, a magazine artist from Springfield. During the year art projects were placed in the show cases in the center hall. A dance, Dreamer's Holiday , held March 3, was sponsored by the club. Handfmade novelty pins were sold during the baseball season. To climax the year the Art Club held a picnic at Bryan State Park. OFFICERS President Janet Flemming Vice President Shirley Cooper Secretary Sz Treasurer Janet McCafferty Adviser Miss Simmons Row I. Ellyn Duggar, Miss Simmons, Shirley Cooper, Janet McCafferty, Regena , Coffman, Janet Flemming, Carol Brown. Row Il. Garrett Scott, Margaret Tyler, Esther Molitor, Richard Bottorff. Row III. Richard Bruce, Doris Smith, Teddy Forbes, Janet Bodine, J ack Spurgeon. Not in Picture-Orville Swoggar. .RT CLUB Forty Six BUCCANEEPI - T FF Seated. Ann Kraft, Joyce Bradford, Arlene Martin, Stan Lawson, Elvira Warii- er, Ruth Hey, Phyllis Jones, Mickey Ringer, Sue Ann Jordan, Cornelia Clark, Lee Bobbitt, John Balmer. Standing, Jim Paullin, Mary Carol Creswell, Jack Spurgeon, Gayle Mclntosh, Jean Lou Miller, Peggy Short, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Miss Ballantyne. Co-editors: Ruth Hey, Jim Paullin Business Manager: Jack Spurgeon. Illustrator: Stan Lawson. Senior Reporters: Jean Lou Miller, Ann Kraft. George Gannon, Elvira Warner, Mary Carol Creswell. Junior Reporters: Lee Bohbitt, Gayle Mcln tosh, Sue Ann Jordan. Sophomore Reporters. Arlene Martin, Joyce Bradford. Freshman Reporter: Bill Flemming. Junior High Reporters: John Balmer, Cornelia Clark, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Peggy Short, Jane Finlay. The Buccaneer Staff is composed of students from all grades of Central High. This group edits our school paper. The paper is printed every two Weeks and is sold on Friday. Included in the paper are various editorials, essays by students. club news, records of all school events, jokes and the W e XVillie Wonderv column. Eight junior and senior members represented the staff at the annual Journalism Clinic held at West Carrolton High School, November 4. Forty Seven V CEN-t EN T FF Row I. Mary Carol Creswell, Virginia Scherry, Betty Jo Blair, Bea Peterson, Rita Parks, Jean Lou Miller. Row II. John Jennings, Ted Arnovitz, Ted Blackburn, Jan McPherson, Dick Pat- terson. Co-Editors: Mary Carol Creswell, Jan McPherson Associate Editor: John Jennings Assistant Editors: Jean Lou Miller, Virginia Scherry, Dick Patterson, Bea Peterson. Business Manager: Ted Arnovitz Assistants: Rita Parks, Sponsor Sales: Betty Jo Blair, Student Sales. Art: Ted Blackburn Photographer: George Gannon Typists: Phyllis Manor, Phyllis Pepple, Stan Lawson, Ruth Hey, Dick Shaw, Doris Allen, Barbara Archer. ' Student Sales: W. Anderson, N. Beason, R. Bruce, B. Clark, W. Eakins, G. Gannon, K. Guyton, B. Hall, E. Hayes, R. Hey, M. Jacoby, P. Jones, D. Matson, R. McFarland, D. Middleton, T. Middleton, D. Murrell, D. Shaw, P. Stroud, YV. Sturgeon, L. Swartzbaugh, B. Whitacre, M. Wilson. Sponsor Sales: D. Allen, B. Archer, T. Arnovitz, B. Austin, P. Bottorff, VV. Breakall, T. Curtis, E. Hartman, B. Humble, J. Jack, A. Jones, A. Kraft, S. Lawson, J. Lewellen, D. Middleton, B. Montgomery, A. Piatt, P. Pepple, V. Scherry, D. Shaw, E. Smith, J. Spurgeon, R. Steele, S. Sutton, B. Swigart, E. Warner, D. Wilson. Advisers: Mrs. Balmer, Mr. Boxwell. Forty Eight E N IA ENTRAL vow., A Q H INST MUSIC -SW XY . W U W. is - . ,,.,...+ :f:g1:Qg,1,1.i -,..,....-.au-0 5 , W . i Yif . A . ' ' Us Y , , ' X , 1 ' M ' 'Q W My MJ' .my 2 X Q W ' if 359: ' Q' K 3 k ,' h V , W , 'Xa , , ' A 'BN . , Lf ' fyfv VX ' f M ' nf ff K ,,,- Gy N., b ,img Q 1 , K ,H M, 4 ,. A NL ,Abl ' ' ::.,. i If' -.5 1, M , -Q0 3 i ii c L sd?-q ff' 3 3 W Www of Y X EF 3 ,J 4 'fa-4w5f-M01 V .M A X k 3 sy - 'fp X 51- -f' in X .X ,Wm , S Y MUSIC DEPARTMENT Fifty One I THUMENTAL U IC PER UNNEL Violin Mary Carol Creswell Shirley LaMar D'Anne Manor Caroline Savage Mary Lou Beamer Sue Ann Jordan Virginia Pummell Jean Lane Vonna Baylis Carol Patterson Joan Codling Emily Horen Norma McKamey Eleanor Pierce Willa Jo Barricklow Jean Ginavin Sandra Mackley Shirley Sims Joyce Hamer Judy Whitney Soula Dontchos Viola Myrna Ginavin Martha Block Violoncello Susannah Lane Patty Leach Norma Castle Dick Block Diane Peterson Jacquelyn Earley Annis Peterson Robert Hutchison Alto Clarinet Ruby Alspaugh Contra Bass Gene Pummell Elvin Baylis Herman Abromowitz Bill Merriman Pearl Pummell Flute and Piccolo Jean Lou Miller Judie Wood Kathryn Izedbetter Jane Reynolds Barbara Jean Gibson Sandra McCallister Joanne Donges Betty Rader Clarinet Larry Gegner Virginia Pummell Marvin Eyler Doris Muterspaw Richard Lang Sharlee Veidt Arlene Martin Hilda Clark Shirley Hinshaw Donna St. John Patty Roach Patty Pemberton Margaret Bennett Marjorie Schultz , Beverly Arnovitz Beverly Fisher Barbara Sprigg Suzanne Leahey Geraldine Atkinson Keith Manor Saxophone Neil Keller Bea Peterson Hilda Clark Vonna Baylis Marvin Eyler Sharlee Veidt Arlene Martin Janet Hendee Ronald Daum Martha Gable Bassoon Patty Roach Shirley Hinshaw French Horn Dick Fudge Betty Jo Blair Anna Louise Jones Lawrence Pummell Kenneth Turvy Trombone Ronnie 'Smith Richard Miller Susannah Lane Jim Reynolds Tom Haydock Jerry Huth Ray Curtis Larry Nichols Tuba Gene Pummell Elvin Baylis Bill Merriman Pearl Pummell Trumpet Eddie Smith Jim Lewellen Bob Rogers Bessie Mackley Helen Sprigg Peggy Bottorff Miriam Morris Elwood Baker John Balmer Lawrence Pummell Dick Sh-aw Dick Patterson Bill Coulter Roger Wolfe Kenneth Turvy Janice Middleton Arthur Milburn Bob White Oboe Beverly Fisher Baritone Herman Abromowitz Phil Gegner Caroline Savage Bob Hutchison Percussion Virginia Scherry Jim Branson Joan Hunt Sue Ann Jordan Carol Patterson Dorothy Codling Don Dudrow D'Anne Manor Emily Horen Those who participated in the vocal and instrumental district contest in Springfield are: INSTRUMENTAL Solos receiving ratings of I fSuperiorJ Ronnie Smith Jim Lewellen Bea Peterson Carol Patterson Other soloists participating Larry Gegner D'Anne Manor Susannah Lane Neil Keller Beverly Fisher Gene Pummell Dick Fudge Virginia Pummell Eddie Smith Bob Rogers Vonna Baylis Hilda Clark Bessie Mackley Helen Sprigg Ensembles receiving ratings of I CSuperiorD Girls' Ensemble No. 1 Boys' Ensemble Ensembles receiving ratings I CSuperiorJ Clarinet Quartet No. Flute Quartet No. 1 Trombone Quartet Trumpet Quartet Saxophone Qu-artet Woodwind Quintet 1 Other ensembles particip Clarinet Quartet No. 2 Flute Quartet No. 2 Brass Sextet VOCAL Solos receiving ratings of I CSuperiorD Ronald McFarland D'Anne M-anor Shirley LaMar ating Other soloists participating Ann Kraft Rita Parks Patty Andrew Other ensembles participating Girls' Ensemble No. 2 Fifty Two Nl RCHI G BAN DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Left to right-Ann Morton, Patty Smith, Grace Meeks, Herman Abromowitz, Shirley Sims, Melva Ruse, Jeanie Kelble. The music department of Xenia Central, both vocal and instrumental, had a very successful year. Mr. Downs and Mr. McNeal worked constantly to make this one of the most outstanding years. The marching band did not miss a football game th e entire season, and they had an excellent halftime show at every game. They also played at the basketball games that were here, and at Physical Education Night. The concert band and concert orchestra participated in the winter and spring concerts, and the orchestra also played at the class plays and at Baccalaureate and Commencement. The senior choir, composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors sang at the winter and spring concerts. Sev- -eral soloists and ensembles went to the district contest at Springfield. The choir also sang in the Variety Show, and at Baccalaureate. The freshman choir has been working hard this year preparing to join the senior choir next year. They participated in several outside activities, and combined with the senior choir sang in the Variety Show. 'Central High is proud of its music department and the hard work it does. The Variety Show, which was one of its main events of the year, was a huge success. Fifty Three SENIOR CHOIR Row I. Mr. McNeal, Barbara Luttrell, Patty Andrew, Shirley LaMar, Rosemaree Bagford, D'Anne Manor, Rosemary Simason, Mary Lou Beamer, Martha Block, Dorothy Wilson, Barbara Pitzer, Judie Wood. Bea Peterson, Mary Carol Creswell. Row II. Patty Palmer, Bessie Mackley, Myrna Ginavin, Joan Hunt, Donna Beam, Patty Mitchell, Marjorie Loy, Phyllis Manor, Barbara Archer, Jane Reynolds, Rita Parks, Joyce Meek, Barbara Austin. Row III. Jean Spurgeon, Joanne Donges, Nancy Neeld, Carol Patterson. Sara Jones, James Benson, Dick Block, Jan McPherson, Jack Spurgeon, Hiltrun Hermann, Dorothy Anderson. Row IV. Jean Bobbitt, Virginia Pummell, Joan White, Bill Merriman, Ronald McFarland, Eddie Smith, Richard Lang. Marvin Eyler, Paul Anderson. Dick Fudge, George Long. Harold Ford, Howard Reynolds. FRESHMAN CHOIR Row I. Mr. McNeal, Margaret Tyler, Patty Sturgeon, Mar tha Gable, Doris Smith, David Molitor, Jeri Blair, Jean Kelble, Elizabeth Jones, Clara Trubee, Nancy Benson. I Row Il. Sue Nordlund, Shirley Matson, Beverly Fisher, Gladys Russell, Helen Sprigg, Dick Montgomery, Larry Nelson, Don Schafer, Jim Reynolds, Peggy Neeld, Gail Finlay, Jean Lane. Row III. Hannah Baynard, Louise Brooks, Janet Jack, Robert Caudill, Roger Mesecher, Bob Ridgway, Keith Manor, Bob Hutchison, Louise Smith, Marjorie Shultz. A Row IV. Jean Mitchell, Dessie Wylie, Jeannetta Dudley. June Hall, Ray Cline, Ronnie Smith, John Shaw, Joe Elliott. Phil Gegner, Betty Niceley, Shirley Buckles, Joyce Conner, Margaret Bennett. Row V. Reyburn Ary, Dean Driscoll, Melvin Smith, Ted Detty, Edward Berger, Harold Fawley, David Luttrell, Law- rence Shepherd, Jim Earhart, Eddie Lerch, Shirley Hinshaw. Fifty Four YW X Li! oc I Q 'Q N X H XR I x X A' j X . ' 1 A 6 ' s 3 I yf M 4 ! , , ,fu ' a m K aff' 5 -. .san X A f: Si?,: .. fx 7 no K A3 X N .' .r I fs! XJ X S 1 ' X x N g X f T-Af YL W9 20 sv Q 4 iilfy im X X 55 1 if' V W W .P N X K .lffo'e'.n .J 51 . . SPORTS DEDICATION We, the class of 1950, in appreciation for his many years of service, dedicate the sports section of this annual to George Haller. George has at one time or another acted as a com- panion, counselor, or trainer to almost every boy who has participated in some athletic activity for Central. The years have had little effect on his untiring devo- tion to his boys. Imbued with the spirit of service he might well be an inspiration to all of us as we, too, aproach the threshold of what we trust will be a long and useful life. If the years have taken their toll from George in more strenuous activity, they have neither marred nor dimmed his enthusiasm and his record for never missing a home game and few of those played out of the city. So, George, as We, the class of 1950, regretfully leave you, may you continue as the inspiration in the lives of the numberless boys who will soon be taking our places. CENTRAL HIGH FIELD HUUSE Fifty Six C0 CHI G T FF Ross Bateson, Williani Kaylor, Harvey Hole, Ray Edwards, iWalter Marshall. Not in Picture-William Wilson. W RECORD OF MVL CHAMPS Hooray! Hooray! The Bucs did it again. For the second consecutive year, the Xenia Lentral Buccaneers, under the guidance of Coach Bill Kaylor, have been named undisputed Miami Valley League Champions. In addition to this, the Bucs were runners-up in the district finals. The Bucs, well known for their scrap, boasted a 14-5 seasonal record and were considered one of the better ball clubs of the state. To climax their basketball career at Central, all seven of the Senior Bucs acted as captain at the last home game and thoroughly trounced powerful Springfield Public who later went on to become State Champs. Three of the players, Eakins, Swartzbaugh, and Guyton made the all team. Also Eakins and Guyton were given honorable mention on the All-Ohio team. Letters presented on the quarterly and service basis were presented to seven seniors, one junior, and one sophomore. One manager received a letter. A Managers: Ronald McFarland, Bob Hall, Dick Wilson, Jim Amole. Coaches, Mr. Kaylor, Mr. Hole, Mr. Marshall. Schedule: Xenia Central Beavercreek 24 Xenia Central O.S.S.O. Xenia Central Washington C. H. 40 Xenia Central Sidney Xenia Central Findlay 40 Xenia Central Troy Xenia Central Roosevelt 42 Xenia Central Miamisburg Xenia Central Greenfield 46 Xenia Central Greenville Xenia Central Wilmington 24 Xenia Central Oakwood Xenia Central Eaton 31 Xenia Central Chaminade Xenia 'Central Fairview 37 Xenia Central Piqua Xenia Central Fairmont 30 Xenia Central Springfield Xenia Central Upper Arlington 36 TOURNAMENT PLAY Xenia Central Urbana 30 Xenia Central Fairmont Xenia Central Greenville 36 Xenia Central Springfield Fifty Seven Nl L CH MPIUM Row I, Larry Gegner, Dick Matsonr, Dale Murrellif, Neal Muterspawff, Keith Guytonff, Lew Swartzbaughff-, Wayne Eakinst, Dick Shawtt, Jim Bensonff. Row ll. Richard Wakeley, George Rue, Garland Murrell, Ronald Hart, Nick Ungardr, Nor- man McMahan, Dick Block, George Long, Danny Coe, Mr. Hole. Row Hl. Mr. Marshall, Bill Matson, Phil Gegner, Jim Reynolds, Sam Clark, Duane Rosell, Mike Ungard, Harold Fawley, Tom Welsh, Carl Archer, Mr. Kaylor. Row IV. John Shaw, Bob Triplett, Bob Miller, Don Schafer, Tom Haydock, Roger Mesecher, Keith Manor, Ted Detty, Maurice Carroll, Bob Hall. Row V. Paul Murray, Dick Wilson, David Luttrell, Dick Montgomery, Ed. Berger. Not in Picture-Ronald McFarland f. 9FLettermen. Fifty Eight V Pl ITY FUUTB LL Row I. Jim Coates, Don Middletont, Dale Murrellt, Neal Muterspawff, Lew Swartzbaught, Dick Shawit, Bob Hall ', Dick Matsonif, Dick Pattersonft, Bob Whitacreif, Ronald McFarland f, Chris Bridgmanff, Torn Welsh. Row II. Joe Galligert, George Ruet, Archie Grieve ', Bob Murrell, Ronald Harti, Marshall Clarkr, Jack Harrison, Jim Bensoni, Dick Wilson, Bill Michaelr, Dick Bruce '. Row III. Dick Block, George Long, Bill Matson, Nick Ungard, Richard Lang, Norman McMahan ', Jim Amoleif, Danny Coe. Row IV. Harold Fawley, Mike Ungard, Phil Gegner, Duane Rosell, Sam Clark, Teddy Detty, Ed Berger. 'tLettermen The Bucs' football team came through with a fair season, winning four and losing five. However, they retained their mythical city championship by defeat- ing the O.S.S.O. Home Cadets 27 to 0. Varsity awards on the quarter and service basis were seniors, seven juniors, and two sophomores. Next years co-captains are Joe Galliger and George Rue. Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia 'Central 2 1 Wilmington Central 2 7 O.S.S.O. Central 7 Fairmont Central 7 Sidney Central 6 Troy 13 Xenia 0 Xenia 19 Xenia 25 Xenia 40 Managers: Coates, Welsh, and Bruce. Coaches: William Kaylor and Harvey Hole. Fifty Nine Central Central Central Central presented to eleven Miamisburg 20 Greenville 7 Oakwood 12 Piqua 56 PHE HMAN FUUTB LL Row I. John Shaw, Phil Gegner, Dean Driscoll, Mike Ungard, Teddy Detty, Sam Clark, Ed Berger, Duane Rosell, Ervin Thompson, Carl Archer, Bennie Beekman Row Il. Dick Montgomery, Roger Mesecher, Dave Luttrell, Harold Fawley, Tom Haydock, David Funk, Bob Wakeley, Paul Murray, Maurice Carroll, Jim Reynolds, Edison Durban, Lloyd Baker. Row III. Lee Durban, Bob Reynolds, Don LeVeck, Junior lnlow, Larney Mc- Pherson, Eddie Kraft, Ronald Daum, Hugh Hurley, Phil Purdom, David Rue, Dave Dawson, Keith Manor. Row IV. Keith Welsh, David Hinshaw, Carl Pepple, Donald Bobbitt, Marcus McCallister, Dick Smith, Jerry McPherson, Tom Wood. Coaches: Mr. Marshall, Mr. Edwards. Under the guidance of Coach Walt Marshall, the young Bucs came through undefeated to own the best record in the history of Freshman Football at Xenia Central. The Bucs' schedule was shortened because of the cancellation of three games in the last week. Phil Gegner and Mike Ungard were elected honorary co-captains. Twenty-eight freshmen received numerals, seven eighth graders received C's and three seventh graders received other awards. Xenia Central 26 Washington C. H. 6 Xenia Central 33 Oakwood 0 Xenia Central 26 Fairmont 0 Xenia Central 25 Miamisburg 6 Xenia Central 25 Xenia Reserves 12 Sixty TUMBLI I G FIFTEI-WI Row I. Chris Bridgman, Glendon Lorenzo, Dick Fudge, Bob Brooks, Bill Neeld, Rich Miller. Row II. Bill Michael, Bob Whitacre, Wayne Sturgeon, Bill Collins, Bob Gill. Row III. Lynn Terhune, John Grooms, Jack Anders, Raymond Curtis, Bob Middleton, Dave Martien. Row IV. Dale Funk, Joe Elliot, Bob Knisley, John Ernst. VVhen sport fans went to the Field House on Friday night, not only could they watch a good basketball game, but they were treated at halftime with a show by the Xenia Central Tumbling Team. Gasps, groans, laughter, and looks of Won- der issued forth from the fans as they Watched the tumblers go through their exciting and sometimes comical acts. The tumblers, under the coaching of Mr. Bateson, in addition to appearing at the basketball games, performed at the Variety Show and Physical Education Night. I Sixty One TR CK Row I. Chris Bridgman, Wayne Eakins, Dick Shaw, Dick Matson, Bob Hall, Paul Anderson. Row II. Mr. Bateson, Charles Beason, George Rue, Macon Williams, Neil Keller, Bill Michael, Mr. Wilson. Row III. O'brien Fisher, Russ Shope, Jim Amole, Bill Matson, Danny Coe, Gar- land Murrell, Norman McMahan, Paul Halder, Dick Lang, Bill Collins, Don Stevens. Row IV. Bob Ridgway, Dave Luttrell, Dale Funk, Eddie Berger, Roger Mese- cher, Dean Driscoll, Sam Clark, Teddy Detty, Bill Foster, Mike Ungard, Duane Rosell. Not in Picture-John Jennings, Dick Roberts, Eddie Parks. TRACK Charles Beason-mile, 880 Russ Shope-high hurdles Neil Keller-mile George Rue-pole vault Paul Anderson-mile, 880 ' ' Wayne Eakins-mile, mile relay Chris Bridgman-440, mile relay Bill Foster-880, Mile Eddie Parks-880, mile relay, high jump Bob Ridgway-100 dash, 220 dash Dick Lang-880, mile Paul Halder-shot put Bill Matson-low hurdles, 880 relay Dave Luttrel-l-shot put Sam Clark-high jump, pole vault Mike Ungard-shot put Teddy Detty-broad jump, 220 dash, 100 dash, 880 relay O'brien Fisher-relays, 880, 220 dash Bill Collins-880, mile Duane Rosell-220 dash, 880 relay, broad Roger Mesecher-220 dash, 880 relay Dick Matson-440, mile relay, high jump Bill Michael,-shot put - Garland Murrell-high hurdles, pole vault Bob Hallecliscus Dean Driscoll+shot put Dick Shaw-880, mile relay Dick Robertsf-pole vault Norman McMahan-discus Herbert Dabe-880 relay Eddie Burger-pole vault, high hurdles John Jennings-broad jump Dale Funk-broad jump Xenia Central 95176 Oakwood 235 ' V U Xenia Central 5715 Fairmont 59 Miamisburg 31M Xenia 'Central 52 O.S. SL S.O. 66 Xenia Central 52Vg Fairborn 51 Greenville 4416: Xenia Central 50 1-3 Troy 67 2-3 Xenia Central 2116 Piqua 96Vz The Troy oval was the scene of the M.V.L. meet this year. The preliminaries were held May 8 and the meet was held May 10. ' Sixty Two jump 4 GOLF TEAM - 1 Competition was tough in the golf circuit this year as la large number of the teamsfwere composed of vet- erans. However, the Xenia Central team was composed of seasonal veterans, with Marshall Clark as number one man, followed by Nick Ungard, Richard Miller, Bobby Miller, Tom Welsh, and Stan Lawson. Bobby Miller was the only new-comer to the team. The Buc linksmen, coached by Walt Marshall, entertained atgthe Xenia Country Club course, Oakwood, Troy, Sidney, Piqua, Lebanon, Fairborn, Fairmont, and Northridge while traveling to Fairmont, Sidney, Piqua, and Troy. The M.V.L. meet, deciding the league champions, was held at Troy. The Bucs also participated in the District meet at Dayton and the Tri State meet at Hamilton. Left to right. Bob Miller, Stan Lawson, Marshall Clark, Mr. Marshall, Nick Ungard, Rich Miller, Tom Welsh. , , BASEBALL TEAM Row I. Dick Patterson, Walton Brownell, Joe Galli ger. Row II. Danny Coe, Richard Wakeley, Jim Amole, Larry Gegner, Don Middleton, Don Halsey, Dick Block, Jack McQuiggan, Dave Luttrell, Mr. Hole. Row III. Jim Benson, Jerry Gifford, Ronald Hart, Keith Guyton, Lewis Swartzbaugh, Neal Muterspaw, Wayne Eakins, Ronald Grooms. Row IV. Jim Reynolds, Don Schafer, Tom Haydock, John McCallister, Keith Manor, Lowell Brownell, Bob White. For the first time in five years at Central, more th an thirty boys turned out for spring baseball practice. The Bucs, under the direction of Harvey Hole, in addition to playing a few non-league tilts, scheduled several games. Sixty Three IU IUP1 HIGH B KETB LL Row I. David Hinshaw, Jim Bean, Marcus McCalli ster, Dick Smith, John Moore, Don Moore, Phil Ander- son. Row II. Dick Tyler, Dick Jordan, John Trubee, Dave Funk, Carl Pepple, jerry I-Iuth, Mr. Wilson. Row III. Norman Clark, Hugh Hurley, Leroy Inlow, Roger Kimbler, Eddie Kraft, Bill Hazelbaker. Row IV. Bill Camden, David Rue, Ronald Daum, Dave Dawson, Donald Link, Roy Watson, Bob Wakeley, Mr. Edwards. Competition was the word as a large number of boys turned out for Jr. Hi Basketball. The Junior Bucs, tutored by Mr, Edwards and Mr. Wilson, were divided into two teams-Sth grade and 7th grade, the eighth win- ning 11 while losing only 1 and the seventh winning 2 while dropping 4. Don Link won the Robert Moore Foul Shooting Contest as he dropped in 8 out of 10 foul shots. Sixty Four CHEEP1 IE DEH VARSITY-Mary Carol Creswell, Patty Dominy, Phyl.is Pepple, Martha Wilson, Rosemary Simason, Mary L-ou Beamer. RESERVE-Peggy Watkins, Jeri Blair, Shirley Mats on, Patty Sturgeon. JUNIOR HIGH-Cornelia Clark, Patty Ralls, Phyllis Jones, Sue Nordlund, Patsy Muterspaw, Phyllis Ringer. Sixty Five SN!-XP SHOTS EQ 5U I-Q l-llGl-4-LIC!-RTS 7 rv! 'I S , g?, 3!Q D j ff f - N ff,-'7 ' f ff 19 XI Q BLUE AN HITE ARIETIE UF 19 U Everything Goes , under the direction of R. K. Downs, Lorin McNeal, Richard Sultzbach, and Miss Mary Jane Shepherd, was presented April 14 and 15 in the Field House to capacity crowds. A repeat performance was given April 19 at the Service Club at Wright-Patterson field. This superb 20-act show featured several solos, spec-ialty acts, pony chorus, tumbling, music by the chorus, and last but not least, the twenty-eight piece production orchestra. The Master of Cere- monies for the show was Bob Whistle Montgomery. sixty Eight HU ECUMI G The annual Homecoming Dance was held November 4, after the Oakwood football game. In a previous election held by the Juniors and Seniors, and conducted by the Booster Club, Ann Kraft, Peggy Bottorff, Regena Coffman, Mary Carol Creswell, and Beatrice Peterson were nominated as candidates for Homecoming Queen. ln another election by the student body, the queen was elected. At the dance Ruth Hey, President of the Boosters, announced the final decision and Beatrice was crowned queen by her escort, Dick Shaw. The girls were presented corsages by their escorts. The music for the dance was supplied by Bob Yeazell's Orchestra of Springfield. Sixty Nine .nv CE -X FORM L , , L The annual Cen-X formal was held on December 4 in the school gym. 1 lThe gym was decorated as a Winter scene and the theme of the dance was 'AW inter Wonder ant . The event was full of fun and dancing and was topped by the grand march. Music was supplied by Joe Aceto's Orchestra. Seventy PHY ICI-XL EDUC TIUN NIGHT Physical Education Night Was held March 24 in the Field House. This is the one program of the year in which every student has a chance to participate. The aim of Physical Education is to provide facilities, leadership, and opportunities for par- ticipation in physical activities that will help boys and girls do more successfully those things which are useful to them in living. This program was directed by Mr. Ross Bate son and Miss Mary Jane Shepherd. Seventy One E IUP1 CL SS PL Y The Senior Class presented Best Foot Forward , a three-act comedy, on November 18, 1949, under the direction of Richard E. Sultzbach. The play took place in the boys' dormitory at Winsocki Prep School. It proved to be a very exciting day when Bud .Hooper got a date for the Junior-Senior Prom with two beautiful girls--one a movie star and the other his home town sweetheart. However the movie star, Gale Joy, saved the day when she convinced Dr. Reeber that Bud was innocent and Helen Schlessinger, his sweetheart, finally made up with him. Dr. Reeber Miss Smith Jack Haggerty Gale Joy Old Grad Helen Schlessinger Bud Hooperu Dutch Miller Ethel Ed Smith Satchel Mayer Jean Lou Miller Miss Delaw-are Water Gap Ted Blackbum Professor Lloyd Phyllis Manor Chuck Green Ted Arnovitz Chester Billings Bea Peterson T-he Blind Date Bob Montgomery Prompters Bessie Smart, Jan McPherson Minerva Q Rita Parks Hunk Hoyt Seventy Two George Gannon Elvira Warner John Jennings. Bob Humble Paul Stroud Ann Kraft Dorothy Wilson Ruth Hey Jim Lewellen gg lll IUP1 CL SS PLY Mother Is A Freshmann is the story which arises when Susan's mother, Abigail dSC1dES to accept a scholarship to Pointer College where Susan is a Sophomore. Abigail, being a young and attractive wldow gams much favorable attention from Susan's own crowd and falls in love with Professor Michaels the popular Zoo logy Professor with whom Susan thinks she is Abigail Susan Mrs. Miller Sylvia Bunny Helen Carrie Clara Marge Bobo J ack Howie Bill Dean Gillingham Pr-ofessor Michaels in love. Sue Ann Jordan Bessie Mackley Joan Hunt Judy Wood D'Anne Manor Caroline Savage Rosemary Simason Rosemaree Bagford Patty Dominy Macon Williams Dick Fudge Lee Bobbitt Moe Abromowitz Hom-ar Wylie Dave Huit Seventy Three 'PEECH a C CTI ITIE This year over fifty speech students were in the second annual 'tSpeech Night? The program included the one act play entitled The City Slicker and Our Nell. Eighteen entered the Peace Declamation Contest. Dick Shaw advanced to sec- ond place in the District Contest held in Dayton. Three Central Seniors entered the I Speak for Democracy Contest. Dick Patterson won the local contest and received a table model radio. Seventy Four SENIUR CLASS ADVISEPIS The Cen-Sen Staff has been most fortunate in hav- ing had the sound and helpful advice of Mrs. Balmer and Mr. Boxweli. We hope they will accept this ex- pression of our appreciation. Seventy Five SN AP SHUTS SNAP SHOTS I I 6-Opening of school-OOH! 10-Oakwood Football-T CPreviewJ 14-Assembly-Alfredo Cavalieri-Violinist CHUUL CALENDAR 1949-1950 SEPTEMBER 16-Wilmington Football-T 23-O. S. 85 S. O. Football-H 30-Fairmont Football-H 3 Senior 'Class Dance- Fall Frolic 2 Junior Class Dance- Hooten' Annie Hop 25-Assembly-Mr. Schwinn Cjuniors and Seniorsb 26-Xenia vs. Miamisburg at Middletown-Basketball 27-Speech Night FEBRUARY -Assembly-Student Collies -Greenville Basketball-H Hi-Y Dance 4-Senior Scholarship-ROUGH! OCTOBER 4-F.F.A. Hayride 7-Sidney Football-H Sophomore Class Dance- Star Dust Ball 8-Hi-Y Picnic 12--County F.H.A. Meeting 14-Troy Football-T 17-End of lst 6 weeks! 20-Band Parents Night 21-Miamisburg Football-H 3 27-Greenville Football-T 2-Open House 3-Assembly-Birch Magic 4-Oakwood Football-H Assembly-Norman Webster So You Don't Like Poetry Senior Cen-X Dance- Pirate's Paradise 10-Oakwood Basketball-T Junior High Night 14-Chaminade Basketball-T 17-Piqua Basketball-H-Yea, Champs! Junior Class Dance- 51 er's Fling 24-Springfield Basketball-H Varsity-X Dance- Varsity-X Ball 25-District Music Contest-Springfield' MARCH -End of 4th 6 weeks! -Xenia vs. Urbana 3--Art Club Dance- Dre-amer's Holiday 4-Xenia vs. Greenville NOVEMBER Booster's Dance- Homecoming 6-Declamation Contests 7-Assembly-Motion Picture-Rev. Hutchison 9-Assembly-Crfza-Cola Film- Voice of the Deep 11-Pi ua Football T 18- 22 -Assembly-.-Ken Smith-Chalk Artist 25-No School-Thanksgiving Vacation 13- I Speak For Democracy Contest -Senior Class Play- Best Foot Forward q .. Band Paper Drive F.F.A. Banquet 29-Beavercreek Basketball-H End of 2nd 6 Weeks! DECEMBER 1--M.V.L. Principals-H 2-Washington C. H. Basketball-H 3-Cen-X Formal- Winter Wonderland Big Night! 8-Assembly-Fisher Body Works 9-Findlay Basketball-T 12-Assembly-Paul Burke-Cartoonist --Fairmont Basketball-T Clst M.V.L.J -Upper Arlington Basketball-H 10-O. S. Sz. S. O. Basketball-H 13-Sidney Basketball-T 6 7 F.F.A. Dance 10--Troy District Tournament Xenia vs Fairmont 11-Troy District Tournament Xenia vs. Springfield 15-Assembly-Conservatory of Music 17-Senior Cen-X Dance- Irish Hop 24-Physical Education Night APRIL 5-Preliminary Scholarship Tests 5 7-No school-Spring Vacation 10-No school-Spring Vacation ' 14-Variety Show End of 5th 6 Weeks! 15-Variety Show 19-Track meet at Oakwood 21-Eighth Grade Test Track Meet Xenia vs. Miamisburg vs Fairmont-H' 22-State Instrumental Music Contest 25-Track meet Xenia vs. O.S.S.O. Home-H 28-Commercial Club Dance 28-Track Meet Xenia vs. Greenville vs. Fairborn-H. MAY 2-Tnack meet Xenia vs. Troy-T CTwilightJ 5-Music Program CBoys onlyb 6-District State Scholarship Test Roosevelt Basketball-T 12-Junior Class Play 13-State Vocal Music Contest 15--Assembly-Frank Armitage 17-Achievement Banquet JANUARY 30-Assembly-Trampoline 18-End of 3rd 6 Weeks! 19-Junior-Senior Prom Big Night! Senior Class Day Whoopy! 20-Hi-Y Picnic 2 1-Baccalaureate 22--Senior Class Picnic 25-School Closes Commencement-Farewell Seniors! 26-Grade Cards issued to under-classmen Seventy Eight P0 SUR Ackerman, G. D. Ad-air's Allen, Dr. W. L. Amlin Motor Sales Anderson Insurance Agency Anderson's Garage Anderson's Abattoir Ary, Roy E., Sheet Metal Ashmore's Service Station Barry, R. W., M. D. Beaoham, Mrs. John R. Beatty, Ernest D., Greene County Recorder Belden, Dr. M. F., Veterinarian B'ill's Grill Black's Furniture Bloom, Karl Bocklet, J. P., Supply Co. Borden, Fred, Plumber Borden's Dairy Bn Ice Cream Co. Boring's Bowe1l's Dairy Treet Braun's Jewelers Breakall, Ray Brenner, Wm., Furniture Corp. Buckeye Press Buckeye Woodworking Buck's, Phil, Meat Market Camera Shop, The Carroll Binder Co., The Chapman, R. N. 8a Sons Chat M Chew Chenoweth Motor Col Chew Publishing Co. Citizens National Bank City Loan, The Clark, Fred L., Insurance and Rockhold, E. R., Real Estate -Clouse, I. W. Coffield Barber Shop Confer's Dairy Co-operative Clu-b Comer Pharmacy Cox, Ray 1 Crawford 8zlBottorff Cigar Store Credit Bureau of Xenia, The ' Criterion, The Dabe M Soris, C. A. Dallas Marshall Realty Co. .Dalton, Gus,l Auctioneer Daum 8a Detty Co., Ltd. .Dawson, P. Brick an Tile Dayton Power and Light Company, The DeVoe, Mr.land Mrs. Howard D'eWine's Billiard Dodd's Mort ment Co. Donges Drug Store ,Donley Oil Dumbauld Welrding Eavey Co., Tfhe Eckerle Pri ting Co. Eichman's Ellis Motor Sales Ellis, S. C., .D., and Hendricksbn, R. D., M.D. Engle Floral Co. Ervin, Carl . Espey, Dr. aul D. .Famous Aut Supply Co. Famous Che p Store Fawcett, H. . Five Points ood Market Seventy Nine Fultz, Juanita Rankin Galliger Insurance Agency Galloway 81. Cherry Gegner's Market Geyer's Restaurants Gi'bney's, Ladies Ready-to-wear Accessories Gilroy's Texaco Service Station Goodyear Service Store Graham, Fred F. Greene County Chi1dren's Home Greene County Locker Co. Greene County Lumber Co. Gueltig Florist Haines, Dr. Russell L. Haller's Service Station Hammond, W. A., Drierite Co. H-arner, Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Harner Electric Harrison Supply Co. Hazel's Shop Henderson, Dr. Roger C. Henkel, George P., Sheriff Herb's Barber Shop Hess, Harold Hess, Ivan Hey, Mr. John Hiler, Ben, District Manager Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Hitchcock Jewelry Stone Holley's Grocery Home Furniture Co. Home M-arket CC. A. Jonesj Hotel Lawrence Howard's Pastry Shop Huff Electric Huit, W. G. Hull, Roy V. Hunt, B. F., Interior Decorator Huston-Bickett Hardware Co. Huth, Glen L., Insurance Hy-Art Shop Jacobs, Lou Jahn 85 Ollier Engraving Co. James Bros. Market Jewell Box Jim's Pawn Shop Johnson's Barber Shop, Mel Jones, D. D., Drug Store Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones, R. L. Joyce Inc. Justina's Kaiser Laundry Kelble Electric Kennedy's Grocery King Tractor Sales Kiwanis Club, The Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Krakoff's Dress Shop Kresge's, S. S., Co. Kroger's Kuhn, Dr. G. W. Lang's Motor Sales LeSourd Sn Co. Lewellen, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M Litt Bros. Loy, Robert B. Lucil'le's Beauty Shop Main Auto Supply PU OIL Mallow Ba Sons, C. L. Manor Decorating Co. Marsh-all lk Marshall-Attorneys at Law Marshall Motor -Co. Marshall Motor Sales May, Dr. Arden B., D. VO. Mayflower Beauty Shop lVIcDorman's McDowell, Joe McDowell lla Torrence Lum McGinnis, John McKeever, Clarence E. McNamee Ready Mixed McQuiggan, Dr. and Mrs. McVay's Mendenhall 85 Mendenhall, Cement Contractors Metzger, Henry I. Miller's Service Station Milton's Model Cleaners Modern Shoe Repair Morton, Dr. R. M. Mouser Transfer Mundhenk, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nagley Funeral Home Neeld Funeral Home Ohio Food Products Ohio Theatre Orchard Lane, Owner J. B. Lane Orient Hill Market Owen's Grocery Park-N-Shop Patterson Appliances Pat's Grocery Penney, J. C., Company Perrill, A. V. Peterson, Hollis, Interior 8s Exterior Decorator Pidgeon, Oscar L. Pierson 8: Son Prugh 85 Sharp, Real Estate Purdom, Lois, Insurance Agency Purdom Motor Sales Quick Delivery R. fm S. Sales, Case Implements Radio Cab Ray, Harold E., M.D. Reeves, Dr. E. Nelson, Dentist Reliable Shoe Store Re-New Cleaners Rich Jewelers Rinck, Alice, Hat Shop Ruse's Creamery Rutledge, George Schaffer's Inc. 1 Schick, H. C., M.D. Schiff's Shoe Store Shagin, Pete Shawnee Motor Sales-Lincoln, Mercur ber Co. P. F. Y Eighty Shepherd, L. N. Shoup 81 Hagler Schultz, Mr. 'and Mrs. Edwin Shultz, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Shultz, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sinclair Refining Co. Smith Advertising Co. Smith, M'cCallister, and Gibney Smith's Bakery So1's Store Spurgeon, Thomas Standard Oil Co. Standard 'Oil Co.-Carl Pepple Steddom, Arthur, Photographer Stiles and Block Co. Surplus Store Swigart's Garage Tasty Pastry Teach, Thomas, Grocer ik Florist Tiffany Jewelry Store Toner, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner, Maynard Ungard, W. T., M. D. Vandergriff, G. B. CVan's Automatic Amusementj Vanity Beauty Shop Velvet Dairy Store Victory Realty Co., The Wead, Robert H., and Aultman, Weaver, Dr. R. S. Weaver Electric Welfare Finance Wilkins, Dr., Optometrist Whitacre Finance Corp. Whiteis Gulf Service Wood News Agency Woolworth, F. W. World Wide Lunch Abattoir Xenia Xenia Auto Radiator Service Xenia Xenia Xenia Aviation Co. Candy Kitchen Coal Co. Xenia 'Country Club Farmers Exchange Fire Department Iron 8s Metal Co. Lions 'Club Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Locker Storage Xenia Xenia Lodge No. 668, P.B.O. 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