Xenia High School - Cen Sen Yearbook (Xenia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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QZ EQESM Senior Class of 1951 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Xenia, Ohio carvmgs. mes-2 swam. iikfkviir Introduction skilrik' ALMA MATER With loyal hearts and true, Central, dea Ever alleaiance to the White and blue: To praise and fame we'll bear thy name Through all the years to Come, Our Central High. Two r Central Si? Sir Sf? Introduction FIGHT SONG Hurrah for Central High School for she's all right, Keep colors flying, go on with the fight. Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! To her we must be loyal, never give in, Hurrah for Central High School for she must win! Remember Central High boys when you have gone, Out in the wide world to other battles won, To her we must be loyal, never give in, Hurrah for Central High School for she must win! ilrikiir Three XENIA. XENIA Xenia, Xenia, come and watch our score go One, two, three, four, All the others envy us for Xenia, Xenia, when the crowd is singing, Our team's winning, Xenia, Xenia, Xenia. Xenia, Xenia, we will keep on winning, When our gang always keeps on singing, You will always find us laughing, Happy in those Buccaneers, Hey! Xenia, Xenia, come and watch the score go One, two, three, four, All the others envy us for Xenia, Xenia, when the crowd is singing, Our team's winning, Central High! DEDICATION We, the Class of l95l, are happy to dedic :ite the l95l Cen-Sen to Mr. Byron Doc Cranor for his twenty-six years of service through which his tireless efforts and unfailing encourage- ment have helped us conclude our years at Xenia Central High School. We also take pleasure in dedicating this C en-Sen to our faithful and Worthy advisors, Mrs. Ioseph E. Balmer, and Mr. Paul H. Boxwell. for their unceasing assistance and helpful ad- vice. We hope they will accept this small tok en of our appreciation for their efforts. I Four k yy. 5 Sfiivw N M. . 1? YL? Q Tk Administration if ik Sf? Mr. Warren H. Thomas, Mr. David L. Purdom, Mr. W. G. Huit, Presidentg Mr. john A. Wood, Mr. Robert B. Loy MR. R. J. WARNER, A.B., M.A. MR. C. H. BENNER, A.B., M.A. Superintendent Principal 4 MRS. GERALD MCKAMEY MRS. E. M. WINTER MRS. REIGH SPAHR Secretary to Superintendent Attendance Officer Secretary to Principal Six ik ik il? Administration ir wir il? FAC LTY Mr. Ben Ankney, B. S. Miss Mary Armstrong, B.S. Mr. Ross Bateson, B.S. Mrs. Joseph E. Balmer, A.B, Head Football Coach, CMrs. Tom Monteib Boys' Physical Education English, Social Studies Social Studies Home Economics General Science Miss Edna Bloom, Mr. Paul Boxwell, B.S. Miss Faye Cavanaugh,B.S. Mr. Byron Cranor, Miami University Mathematics Commercial A.B., 4 History Dean of Boys, Chemistry Physics Seven Sf? ik ik Administration if iff if FAC LTY Mrs. David H. Deen, A.B.Miss Mary Dickerson, B.S. Mr. Robert Downs, B.S. Mr. Ray Edwards, B.S Dean of Girls, Latin, Arithmetic Instrumental Music Mathematics Civics Miss Nelle Frasch, A.B. lVIis5 Helen Heinselman, Mrs. John W. Hey, A.B. Mr. Harvey Hole, B.S. English B.S. English, General Science Coach, History Arithmetic, General Science Eight 'fkikik l Administration FACULTY ikikifk' Miss Marilyn Iftner, A.B. Mr. William Kaylor, English, History Mr. Lorin McNeal, B.S., M.A. Vocal Music B.S., M.A. Head Basketball Coach, History Mrs. Russell Miller, B.S. Home Economics Nine Mr. Walter Marshall, B.S. Miss Arabelle McClellan, Biology Mr. E. J. Neff, B.S. Industrial Arts B.A. Commercial Mr. H. G. Patterson B.S., M.A. History, Geography il? -ik ik Administration il? S27 if? FAC LTY Mrs. Walter L. Patterson, A.B. Miss Marjorie Porter, B.S. Miss Mary jane Shepherd, B.S English Spanish, English Girls' Physical Education Miss Donna Simmons, B.S. Mr. Raymond Seilhamer, B.S. Mr. Richard Sultzbach, A.B. K Q Art Industrial Arts Speech MH15. D. wickiine, B.A. Miss Doris Williams, B.A. Mr. wiuiam Wilson, B.S. Agriculture English Mechanical Drawing, Driving Ten si? Q Ei gxgkif Wg my Q Q afaij f Q . ,M fx if 5 5 M5 gigs ikwiviiir Seniors CLASS ADVISORS iifiirik' MRS. JOSEPH E. BALMER PRESIDENT Macon Lassiter Williams SECRETARY Shirley Joan Hunt CLASS OFFICERS Twelve MR. PAUL H. BOXWFJL VICE PRESIDENT Larry Kent Gegner TREASURER Marilyn Roxanne Sparr xikikvfk HERMAN IRWIN ABROMOWITZ RUBY ROBERTA ALSPAUGH PATRICIA ANN ANDREW SARAH JOAN ANKENEY LOYCE ELAINE BARNETT MARY Lou BEAMER CHARLES ALAN BEASON KENNETH LEE BEASON JAMES EDWARD BENSON RUTH CAROL BICKETT ROBERT WENDELL BICKETT LEAH JOYCE BILLMEYER Seniors Thirteen il? il? ik Seniors JANET LEE BOATMAN JESSE LEROY BOBBITT JANET EILEEN BODINE ALLEN THOMAS BooTH, JR. RAYMOND HENRY BORDEN NORMA FAYE BRIDGMAN MAY JOAN BULLOCK PRENTICE DANIEL CARROLL MARSHALL Louis CLARK DOROTHY LORAYNE CODLING PATRICIA MARLENE COMFORD WALTER DEAN COMPTON 1' I Fourteen ik Q? JERRY LEE CONNER JUDITH ANN CRAIG PATRICIA ANN DOMINY DONALD LEROY DunRow SALLY Louxss ELLIOTT HAROLD LEE FORD Roy WILLIAM FRAME RICHARD MARVIN: FUDGE JOSEPH HAMMA GALLIGER JANICE Lou GIFFORD JERRY LEE GIFFORD ROBERT AUSTIN GILL Seniors Filteen ik ik vi? Seniors CARLTON ARCHIBALD GRIEVE JOANNE LEE GULTICE DONALD EUGENE HALSEY CAROLYN MAYE HARKINS GLENN EDWARD HARNER JOHN CLAYTON HARRISON RONALD BRUCE HART ROGER LEE HILLIARD CECIL RANDOLPH HOEY DAVID NEGUS HUIT MARLENE JOYCE JACOBY PHILLIP DAVID JENKINS Sixteen tiki? SUE ANN JORDAN VIOLA JORDAN NEIL MONTGOMERY KELLER SHIRLEY ANN LAMAR SUSANNAH LANE KEITH SMITH LINKHAR1' DOUGLAS LEE LONG EDWIN LOUDERBACIQ BESSIE LoIs MACKLEY D'ANNE MARILYN MANOR GAYLE ELINOR MCINTOSH WILLIAM ELBERT MICHAEL, JR. Seniors Seventeen R?-4-5?-. RUBY MILBURN CONSTANCE LEE MILLER RICHARD Louis MILLER WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER MAX GENE MooRE JERALD C. MURRELL WILLIAM KINSEY NEELD BARBARA LEE PITZER MAGEL RUTI-I PITZER -GENE GODEREY PUMMELL MYRTLE LAVONNE RINGER FRANKLIN DELANo RUE 94 ' Seniors Eighteen ik if il? Seniors il? GEORGE EUGENE RUE CAROLINE JUNE SAVAGE ADA GRACE SCHOONOVER VIRGINIA LEE Sco'r'r LONNIE SHA'r'I'UcK, JR. ROSEMARY SIMASON PEGGY Lou SMITH ROBERT FRANCIS SMITH RICHARD LEON SODDERS MEREDITH IDELLE SOMMERS 1oLENE SPENCE RICHARD LEE STROUS Nineteen 444 CHARLES WILLIAM S'rUL'rz DONNA JEAN STURGEON RICHARD EUGENE WAKELEY WALTER LEE WHITE RICHARD HUGH WILSON HELEN WILLS JUDITI-I ANN Woon HOMER CHARLES WYLIE Seniors ENTER-to learn, to make new friends, to take part in activities, and to work through four of the happi-est years of our lives. EXIT-to serve others and he true to our training and to ourselves. A Twenty ikiirilr Sir if Sk . Seniors 'wir if ik SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Row I-Susannah Lane, Ruby Milburn, Judith Craig, Joan Hunt, Constance Miller, Bessie Mack- ley, Janet Bodine. Row ll-Judith Wood, Roxanne Sparr, Joan Ankeney, Sue Ann Jordan, Homer Wylie, Allen Booth, Donald Dudrow, Lee Bobbitt, D'Ann3 Manor. Row III-Richard Miller, Larry Gegner, Joe Galliger, Marshall Clark, .lack Harrison, Herman Abromowitz, Gene Pummell, Walter Compton. Not in picture-Macon Williams, Richard Strous. Viola Jordan. Seniors with a B average or above in their four years of high school are eligible for Senior Scholarship. This year Xenia Central had tweniy five students take the test. Lee Bobbitt placed fourth in Greene County with Allen Booth in fifth place. Lee and Allen both received Honorable Men tion in the State. Bessie Mackley and Joan Ankeney placed seventh and eighth, respectively, in Greene County. Macon Williams, Susannah Lane, Ruby Milourn, Donald Dudrow, and Sue Ann Jordan re- ceived Honorable Mention in Greene County. Twenty One Sponsor Sales: Herman Abromowitz, Ruby Alspaugh, Student Sales: Joan Ankeney, Elaine Barnett, Char- Tl? it ik Sem lots ik ik ik CE - STAFF First Row-Susannah Lane, Sue Ann Jordan, Judith Wood, D'Anne Manor, Patty Andrew. Back Row--Lee Bobbitt, Richard Strous, Richard Fud ge, David Huit. Richard Miller, Herman Abromowitz. Co-Editors: Herman Abromowitz, Richard Miller. Assistant Editors: David Huit, Sue Ann Jordan, Susan nah Lane, Bessie Mackley, D'Anne Manor, Judith Wood, Joe Galliger, Business Manager: Richard Fudge. Assistants: Patricia Andrew, Sponsor Sales and Richard Strous, Student Sales. Photographer: Jesse Bobbitt. Typists: Patty Dominy, Connie Miller, Mickey Ringer. Caroline Savage, Joan Hunt, Judith Craig, Ruby Als- paugh. Scott, Lonnie Shattuck, Rosemary Simason, Patricia Andrew, Mary Lou Beamer, Wendell Bickett, Dorothy Codling, Patricia Comford, Walter Compton, Patty Dominy, Sally Elliott. Roy Frame, Richard Fudge, Larry Gegner, Jan- ice Gifford, Carolyn Harkins, Roger Hilliard. Cecil Hoey, David Huit, Joan Hunt, Viola Jor- dan, Gayle McIntosh, Ruby Milburn, Barbara Pitzer, Gene Pummell, Caroline Savage, Virginia les Beason, James Benson, Jesse Bobbitt, Joan Bullock, Prentice Carroll, Marshall Clark, Ju- dith Craig, Sally Elliott, Joseph Galliger, Archie Grieve, Joan Gultice, Jack Harrison, Marlene Jacoby, Gene Moore, Magel Pitzer, Mickey Ringer, Ada Schoonover, Lonnie Shattuck, Peggy Smith. Robert Smith, Meredith Som- mers, Barbara Taylor, Helen Wills, Homer Wylie. Peggy Smith, Iolene Spence, Macon Williams. Advisors: Mrs. Balmer and Mr. Boxwell. Twenty Two 9... ,,.h.W,- M., . ,,,,,...........M-,f-...Mm 153.0 in wh iwk ,J QW ...F Q Y it it as clubs at -is it HI-Y CL B Row I-Mr. Cranor, Mr. Edwards, Richard Miller, Neil Keller. Row II-William Matson, Lee Bobbitt, William Neeld, James Benson, George Long. Donald Stephens, Ma- con Williams. Row III-Elwood Baker, Roger Riley, Herman Abromowitz, Garland Murrell, Donald Halsey, Thomas Welsh. Row IV-Jack Harrison, Richard Fudge, Richard Block, Marvin Eyler, joseph Galliger, Robert Smith, Rich- ard Strous, Donald Dudrow. Row V-Marshall Clark, Richard Lang. David Huit, Larry Gegner, Ronald Hart, Nick Ungard, Archie Grieve. Row VI-Homer Wylie, Thomas Shaw, Norman McMa han. OFFICERS President james Benson Vice President Richard Lang Secretary Lee Bobbitt Treasurer Mickey Williams Chaplain Larry Gegner Advisors Mr. Cranor, Mr. Edwards PLEDGE-To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community the high standard of Christian character. Morro-Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Elected on basis of scholarship and character, the members of this service club represent one of the larg- est Hi-Y Clubs in Ohio and one of the most active clubs at Central. Twenty F out fa? is is' cuubg fr asf fs? TUDENT COU CIL ,,,,,....---f- Row I-Rosemary Simason, Richard Jordan, Donald Moore, Delores Cassity, Marcelene Cassity, Donna St john, Elaine Barnett, Joan Ankeney, Jean Bobbitt, Connie Massie. Row II-Willa jo Barricklow, Mary Lou Beamer, Christa Eckert, Phyllis jones, Cornelia Clark, Patty Bar- ber, Mickey Ringer, Ruby Alspaugh, Dorothy Codling, Marilyn Neeld. Row III-Lee Bobbitt, Herman Abromowitz, Macon Williams, james Benson, George Long, Lynn Terhune Carl Morrow, Richard Block, Philip Gegner, Marshall Clark, Mr. Carl H. Benner. OFFICERS President Rosemary Simason Vice President Macon Williams Secretary joan Ankeney Treasurer james Benson Advisor Mr. Benner Twenty Five as wk at clubs 2.1 as are SE IOR CEN-X Row I-Mrs. Deen, Dorothy Johnes, Norma Castle, Jayne Curtis, Myrna Ginaven, Patty Thornton, Joann Boyer, Martha Slattery, Ruby Milburn, Martha Block, Virginia Stroud, Patty Leach, Doris Muterspaw. Arlene Martin, Peggy Smith, Patty Andrew, Miss Simmons. Row II--Janet Hendee, Susannah Lane, Sandra McCallister, Ruby Alspaugh, Joyce Irey, Joan Ankeney, Mar- tha Chambliss, Janet McCafferty, Roxanne Sparr, Jill Watson, Sharlee Veidt, Caroline Savage, Bessie Mackley. Row III-Dolores Strome, Patty Dominy, Shirley LaMar, Jane Reynolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Barbara Gibson. Marjorie Loy, Lois Piatt, Rosemary Simason, Carol Patterson, Jo Ann Codling, Mary Lou Beamer. Row IV-Joan Hunt, Judy Craig, Meredith Sommers, Helen Wills, Elaine Barnett, Betty Rader, Dorothy Codlirzg, Virginia Douglass, Judith Wood, Grace Turvey, Barbara Taylor, D'Anne Manor, Jean Bobbitt. Row V-Mickey Ringer, Sue Ann Jordan, Joanne Donges, Joan Gultice, Glenna McGuire, Dorothy Anderson. Nancy Neeld, Connie Miller, Charlotte Camden, Patty Pemberton, Gayle McIntosh, Joan Bullock. OFFICERS President Dorothy Codling Vice President Nancy Neeld Secretary Betty Rader Treasurer Susannah Lane Advisors Mrs. Deen, Miss Simmons Twenty Six S17 Tk Clubs Tk Tk TAT .I U IOR CEN-X Row I-Miss Dickerson, Beverly Arnovitz, Melva Ruse, jean Kelble, jean Lane, Eleanor Pierce. Donna St. john, Jeri Blair, Donna Lieurance, jackie Nichols. jerry Atkinson, Nancy Heaton. jacque'yn Earley, Annis Peterson, Louise Brooks, Ruth Craig, Shirley Bickett, Patricia Wright, Nancy Benson, Miss Frasch. Row II-Martha Gable, Carol Knight, Gail Finlay, He'en Weeks, Patricia Ralls, Marilyn Foley, Ann Morton Sue Nordlund, Cornelia Clark, Shirley Matson, Phyllis Jones, Shirley Diamond, Mari'yn Terhune. Peggy' Short. Row III-Barbara Bobbitt, Emily Horen, Frances Brennan, Beulah Pitzer, Barbara Sprigg. Beverly Fisher. Marian Smith, Peggy Watkins, Hannah Baynard, Caroleen Swindler, Frances Compton, Carol Bahl. Row IV-Nancy jo Thomas, Sharon Morrow, Cordelia Koonce, Louise Smith, Shirley Buckles, Carol Brown. Diane Peterson, Judith Whitacre, Dorothy Middleton, Peggy Neeld, Gail Mouser, Mary Summers, Eileen Mason. Row V-Barbara Rose, Margaret Bennett, Julia Whittington, Joyce Conner, Paula Neff, Nancy Bean. Carol Woodworth, Nedra Glass, Shirley Hinshaw, Dora Wilson, Mary Ann McCance, Marjorie Shultz. Helen Sprigg, Ruth Mercer. OFFICERS President Donna St. john Vice President Jackie Nichols Secretary Nedra Glass Treasurer Shirley Hinshaw Advisors Miss Dickerson, Miss Frasch Little sister to Senior Cen-X the Junior Cen-X is composed of girls in the ninth and tenth grades who have a C or above average. Junior Cen-X girls helped with the Cancer Drive, sold Christmas Cards. and helped Senior Cen-X in the check room at basketball games. A year's subscription to Life was given to the school library. During Re- ligious Week they had charge of arranging an altar on the second floor at Central. Interesting speakers from all fields of work spoke at the meetings. Highlights of the year were Prophecy of 1960 and the junior-Senior Cen-X Gingham Formal. Twenty Seven ik ik ik C I Libs ik 'ik ik , CHEMI TRY-PHYSICS Row I-Larry Gegner, Thomas Silcott, Garland Murrell, Donald Dudrow, Michael Gorman, Marvin Eyler, Neil Keller, Lee Bobbitt, Donald Stephens, George Long. Row II-Joe Galliger, Mr. Cranor, Ruby Milburn, Dorothy Johnes, Jayne Curtis, Bessie Macklev, Dolores Strome, Martha Block, Norma Castle, Myrna Gina Ven, Arlene Martin, Richard Block. Row III-Joyce Bradford, Jane Reynolds, Joan Hunt, Marjorie Loy, Thomas VVelsh, Barbara Jean Gibson, Geraldine Henry, Joyce Irey, Rosemary Simason, Carol Patterson, Jill Watson. Row IV-Virginia Scott, Betty Rader, Joanne Donges, Gayle McIntosh, David Huit, Sue Ann Jordan, Wil- liam Neeld, Patricia Pemberton, Harold Ford. Nancy Neeld, 4'Hiltrun Hermann, Lois Piatt. Row V-Richard Dirkson, Allen Booth, Robert Moore, Lois Lane, Daniel Coe, Richard Fudge, Dorothy An- derson, Arthur Milburn, Lynn Terhune, Richard Miller, James Benson, Donald Halsey. Row VI-Homer Wylie, Cecil Hoey, Roy Frame, Norman McMahan, Richard Lang, Jack Harrison, Paul Clem- mer, Nick Ungard, Marshall Clark. Robert Carroll. Herman Abromowitz, Macon Williams. WWithdrawn OFFICERS President Lee Bobbitt Vice President Richard Lang Secretary Bessie Mackley Treasurer Donald Dudrow Advisor Mr. B. F. Cranor Twenty Eight aw aw ik Clubs ae if is BIOLOGY Row I-Ronald Castle, David Molitor, Larry Nelson, Donald Schafer, james Hurley, Robert Miller, Raymond Curtis. Row II-Mr. Marshall, jean Kelble, Gail Finlay, Roxanne Sparr, Dessie Wylie, Marilyn Terhune, Janet Jacks, Jeri Blair, Patty Roach, Wilma Flemming, Marian S mith, Patty Smith Barbara Sprigg, Melva Ruse, Mary Carol Strausburg, Eleanor Pierce, Carol Bahl, Beverly Arnovitz, Jean Lane. Row III-Shirley Matson, Helen Terrell, Sarah Siefert, june Hall, Shirley Buckles, William Flemming, Mar- jorie Schultz, Helen Sprigg, Margaret Bennett, Peggy Neeld, Peggy Watkins, Diane Peterson. Row IV-Donna St. John, Joyce Conner, Kenneth Day, Larry Jones, James Arehart, James Reynolds, David Martien, Larry Fealy, Robert Ridgeway, Robert Hutchison, Keith Manor, Richard Montgomery. Row V-Carl Archer, John Shaw, Raymond Kline, Don ald Brown, Harold Ruse, Joan Palmer, John McCallister, Shirley Hinshaw, Roger Mesecher, Robert White, Thomas Haydock, William Merriman. Row VI-Lowell Brownell, junior Shattuck, Richard LeSourd, Maurice Carroll, Duane Rosell, Edward Berger, Richard Gordon, Ronald Smith, Locke Glossner, Clayton Stein, Philip Gegner, Michael Ungard, OFFICERS President Robert Miller Secretary Gail Finlay Advisor Mr. Marshall Vice President Richard Montgomery Treasurer Louise Smith Open to all biology students this club endeavors to increase the knowledge of its members in this field of science. During the course of the year, there was atrip around the county, open to those who were inter- ested in an essay contest on soil and water conservation. There was a very interesting talk by Mr. Stroup at one meeting on conservation of wild life and on deer hunting. At another meeting Mr. Odegard spoke on Soil and Water Conservation in Greene County. Foods and Nutrition was the topic of another program given by Mrs. Miller, Home Economics teacher at Central. Besides being scientific, this club gave a Merry Christmas to several needy families, by means of food baskets. Twenty Nine ii? iii? ik' Clubs ik if ik FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I-Frances Rumbaugh, Louise Brooks, Colleen Swindler, Patty Greene, Kathryn Daines, Kay Meek, Phyllis Hilderbrandt, Betty Bently, Barbara Gill, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Miller. Row II-Melva Ruse, Ruth Craig, Janet Jacks, Betty Dabney, Shirley Pitzer, Phyllis Jones, Martha Slattery, Lois Ruse, Nancy Benson, Clara Trubee, Patty Sturgeon, Shirley Bickett. Row III-Ruth Haselau, Sue Guyton, Janet McCafferty, Janice McPherson, Janet Jenkins, Rose Marie Free- man, Meredith Sommers, Janet Bodine, Doris Fawcett, Janet Alspaugh, Patty Leach, Doris Muterspaw. Row IV-Patty Comford, Marcelene Cassity, Emily Ho ren, Norma Jean McKamey, Carol Knight, Barbara Rose, Magel Pitzer, Ruth Mercer, Caroleen Swindler, Rita Hilliard, Joanne Smart, Donna Lieurance. Row V-Hannah Jane Baynard, Christa Eckert, Phyllis Detty, Sylvia Pierce, Elaine Barnett, Carolyn Harkins, Joan Gultice, Nancy Bean, Paula Neff, Mary Ann McCance, Grace Turvey, Dorothy Middleton, Mary Lou Stroud, Cordelia Koonce, Judith Whitacre. . ' OFFICERS President Elaine Barnett Vice President Helen Wills Secretary Janet McCafferty Treasurer Janice McPherson Parliamentarian Janet Alspaugh During United Nations Week the F. H. A. presented the U. N. Flag to the school, which is now displayed in the second floor middle hall. They planned a party for the F. F. A. boys. In honor of their mothers they have a Mother-Daughter tea, and for their fathers, a Father-Daughter banquet. At the beginning of the year all new members were initiated. A special meeting was held for conferring of degrees. Three members were elected to attend the State Convention of F. H. A. at Ohio State University in Columbus. For a money making project a bake sale was given. i Thirty ikikik' Clubs F TURE FARMER OF AMERICA Row I-Robert Stover, Roger Cultice, Donald Beam, Ronald Cyphers, Marion Hook Guy Smith Kenneth Tur vey. Mr. Wickline. Row II-Richard Doren, Lauris Cyphers, Jackie Anders, Glenn Hamer, Raymond Curtis Charles Beason Wil liam Miller, Kenneth Beason, Thomas Doren, John Middleton, Hugh Pagett Row III-Russell Curtis, Steve Peterson, Leo Rector, Keith Linkhart, Charles Stultz Robert White Kenneth Day. Robert Hutchison, Dean Gray, Jerry Francis. Row IV-james Pierce, Walter Compton, Robert Ridgeway, Melvin Smith, Harold Ruse Bob Lovedahl Eu gene Barnett, Richard Johnson, Walter Lee, Larry Jones. Row VvRoger Mesecher, Warren Bales, Jim Prether, Ronald Hilderbrandt, Franklin Wall Larry Steiner Rich ard Haines, Duane Rosell, William Mills, Glenn Anderson, Donald Wiechers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Thirty One Keith Linkhart Steve Peterson Glenn Hamer Russell Curtis Mr. Wickline ik ik ik C I obs vi? 'ir rl? B00 TERS Row I-Myrna Ginaven, Jeri Blair, Nancy Benson, Joann Boyer, Eleanor Pierce, Miss Porter. Row II-Jayne Curtis, Shirley Matson, Patty Sturgeon, Louise Smith, Gail Finlay Martha Block, Peggy Smith. Row HIM'-Hannah Jane Baynard, janet Alspaugh, Peggy Neeld, Sue Ciuyton, Elaine Barnett, ,Io Ann Codling. Marjorie Loy, Joyce Irey. Row IV-Gayle McIntosh, Joan Bullock, Joyce Conner. Nancy Neeld, Carolyn Harkins, Mickey Ringer, Iolene Spence. OFFICERS President Mickey Ringer Vice President Nancy Neeld Secretary Martha Block Treasurer Joan Bullock Corresponding Secretary Peggy Neeld Advisor Miss Porter Thirty Two any ix? fi? clubs if fx? fx RITY- Row I-William Matson, William Michael, joe Galliger. George Rue, james Amole, David Huit, james Ben- son. Row II-Michael Ungard, David Luttrell, Richard Miller, Charles Beason, Garland Murrell, Donald Halsey. Row III-Richard Block, Daniel Coe, Jerald Murrell, Lawrence Pummell, john McCallister, Marshall Clark. Row IV--Richard Fudge, Theodore Detty, Norman McMahan, Ronald Hart, Paul Halder, Archie Grieve, Row V-Jack Harrison, Samuel Clark, Nick Ungard, Richard Lang, Duane Rosell, Edward Berger. OFFICERS President Marshall C ark Vice President George Rue Secretary-Treasurer Donald Halsey Advisors Mr. W. Kaylor, Mr. H. Hole Thirty Three ii Y? Clubs Y? ik 73 COMMERCIAL Row I-Phyllis Jenkins, Connie Massie, Martha Slattery, Lois Ruse, Row II-Patty Dominy, Sally Elliott, Mickey Ringer, Virginia Douglass, Janet Hendee, Phyllis Hurley, Joan White. . Row III-Ruby Alspaugh, Charlotte Camden, Patty Leach, Miss McClellan, Beverly Beekman, Janet Als paugh, Sue Ann Guyton, Carol Scroggy, Connie Miller, Jo Ann Codling, Grace Turvey, Joyce Irey, Joan Bullock, Gayle McIntosh, Caroline Savage. Row IV-Doris Muterspaw, Ruby Milburn, Virginia Stroud, Joyce Meek, Dorothy Codllg, Joann Boyer, Patty Comford, Helen Williams, Peggy Smith. OFFICERS President Ruby Alspaugh Vice President Joan White Secretary Joan Bullock Treasurer Beverly Beekman Advisor Miss McClellan Striving to arouse and maintain an interest among girls for future positions in the business world, the Commercial Club has had several speakers along this line. They discussed what preparations must be made for a position in business. Commercial Club members are a second-year typing student or a First-year shorthand student, and must have a C or above average. Thirty Four it Tir C I ti bs 717 ik it GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO l l t... Row I-Ann Finlay, Jean Kelble, Jackie Nichols, Barbara Gill, Caroleen Swindler. Row II-Arlene Martin, Phyllis Jones, Donna Lieuran ce, Jeri Blair, Janice Middleton, Louise Brooks, Frances Rumbaugh, Jayne Curtis, Betty Dabney, Patty Smith, Melva Ruse, Miss Shepherd. Row III-Marilyn Terhune, Ruth Craig. Nancy Benson, Donna St. John, Martha Block, Patty Leach, Gail Finlay, Shirley Matson, Beverly Arnovitz, Martha Gable, Ruth Haselau, Shirley Bickett, Joann Boyer. Row IV-Sue Nordlund, Cornelia Clark, Ann Morton, Joanne Smart, Martha Davis, Shirley Diamond, Wilma Amole, Phyllis Ringer, Eileen Mason, Patty Ralls, Marilyn Foley, Doris Muterspaw. Row V-Joyce Irey, Sharlee Veidt, Sharon Morrow, Phyllis Detty, Joyce Bradford, Mary Lou Beamer, Carol Patterson, Cordelia Koonce, Sandra McCallister, Peggy Watkins, Carol Knight, Donna Hall. Row VI--Kathryn Ledbetter, Jill Watson, Barbara Gibson, Joan Hunt, D'Anne Manor, Peggy Neeld, Gail Mouser, Colleen Swindler, Jo Ann Codling, Marjorie Loy. Lois Piatt, Rosemary Simason. Row VII-Beverly Fisher, Barbara Sprigg, Marian Smith, Patty Sturgeon, Clara Trubee, June Hall, Sara Sie- fert, Margaret Bennett, Shirley Buckles, Louise Smith, Virginia Douglass, Patty Roach, Judith Wood. Row VIII-Betty Rader, Patty Pemberton, Joanne Donges, Charlotte Camden, Nancy Bean, Carol Wood- worth, Shirley Hinshaw, JoAn Palmer, Peggy Short, Sue Ann Jordan, Marjorie Schultz, Dorothy Codling OFFICERS President Rosemary Simason Treasurer Kathryn Ledbetter Vice President Sue Ann Jordan Point Secretary Shirley Hinshaw Secretary Peggy Neeld Advisor Miss Shepherd PURPOSE-To encourage athletics for all girls of the high school, to develop a spirit of fair play and sports- manship among all students and to be a loyal member throughout the year. Membership is open to any high school girl, who has a C average or above, and is interested in athletics. This year the G.A.A. participated in both volley ball and basketball interscholastic games. The volley ball team won 2 out of 2 games: the basketball team won 8 out of 12 games. Bill Hilgeman, city recreational director, was one of the speakers. Color slides of the West were shown at another meeting. To raise money, old coat hangers were collected and refinished, and a bake sale was held. The G.A.A. sponsored a dance in April, and in May, a Nlother-Daughter Banquet. Thiriy Five ik it it Clubs it ik' Sf? BUCC EER STAFF Row I-Mrs. Patterson, William Flemming, Robert Reynolds, Virginia Stroud, Doris Muterspaw, Joyce Brad- ford, jean Ginaven, John Balmer, john Curry, Eddie Kraft, Miss Williams. Row II-Philip Gegner, Myrna Ginaven, Judy Pavey, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Arlene Martin, Ann Flora, jean Kelble, Peggy Smith, Doreen Swain, Miss McClellan. Row III-Patty Leach, Patty Andrew, Ruby Milburn, Caroline Savage, Carol Patterson, Sandra McCallister, Nlartha Slattery, Phyllis Jenkins. Row IV-Joanne Smart, Ruby Alspaugh, Joan Bullock, Peggy Watkins, Barbara Sprigg, Marian Smith, Carol Brown, Meredith Sommers, Helen Wills. Row V-Nancy McQuiggan, Grace Turvey, Connie Miller, Helen Sprigg, Carol Woodworth, Charlotte Camden, Sue Ann jordan, Mickey Ringer, Gayle McIntosh. Editors, Gayle McIntosh, Arlene Martin. Girls' Athletics, Joanne Smart. Business Manager, Lee Bobbitt. Boys' Athletics, Eddie Kraft: Varsity, John Balmer. Assistant Editor, Carol Brown. Artist, Phil Gegner. News, Sue Ann jordan, Sandra McCallister, Illustrator, Sally Elliott. Marilyn Foley, Joyce Bradford. Carol Patterson. Advisors, Mrs, parte,-son' Miss Williams' Music, Helen Sp,-igg. Miss McClellan. Roving Reporter' Sue No,-dlundn Typists, Ruby Alspaugh, Patty Andrew, :Iudy.Craig. Gayle McIntosh, Patty Leach, Connie Miller, Exchange. Myrna Ginaven. Peggy Smith. Meredith Sommers. Thirty Six T3 SQ? if C E MDS P+ fe at ART Row I-Esther Molitor, Jack Mitchell, Margaret Tyler. Row Il-Miss Simmons, Ronald Collins, Doris Smith, Wilma Flemming, Janet Bodine, Richard Bottorff, Janet McCaFferty, Shirley Cooper, Harry Osman. Row III-Dora Wilson, Bill Flemming, Mark Dalton, Orville Swogger, Harold Boat, Ted Forbes, Carol Brown. OFFICERS Secretary Richard Bottgrff President Janet McCafferty Treasurer Jane-1 Bodine Vice President Orville Swogger Advisor Miss Simmons LIBRARY LEAGUE Q' e Q fr Q Q-ffigiw QB? Row I-Virginia Stroud, Phyllis Hurley. Joanne Smart, Dorothy Johnes, Sara Jones, Nancy Neeld, Patty Thornton, Miss Williams, Joyce Bradford. Joann Boyer, Shirley Buckles, Sally E.lio1t. Richard 5oJders. PURPOSE-To train student personnel to aid in library supervision. Thirty Seven :Qui gg if HQ ut 1? W.. if Q UNK xmm. ,W is La, ,O fx . -Q 195 '1 0 -' . Q wb' -'O u ffktxx 'X or if Y Ul1d6rClOSSmel1 if ik if JUNIOR GIRL Row I-Mrs. Hey, Esther Molitor. Joann Boyer, Myrna Ginaven, Dorothy Johnes, Barbara Molitor, Arlene fMartin, Miss Cavanaugh. Row II-Donna Beam, Jean Mitchell, Phyllis Jenkins, Martha Slattery, Patty Thornton, Patty Leach, Doris Muterspaw, Lois Ruse, Myrna Bottorff, Helen Williams, Virginia Stroud. Row III-Jayne Curtis, Joyce Meek, Iva Kingslover, Phyllis Hurley, Joyce Irey, Joyce Bradford, Sharlee Veidt, Martha Block, Joan White, Connie Massie, Janet Hendee. Row IV-Martha Chambliss, Dolores Strome, Janet Alspaugh, Jean Bobbitt, Janet McCaFferty, Jane Rey- nolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Carol Patterson, Janice McPherson, Jo Ann Codling, Sandra McCallister, Jill Watson. Row V-Lois Piatt, Barbara Brittingham, Carol Scroggy, Barbara Gibson, Virginia Douglass, Janet Bickett, Rosalene Beekman, Betty Rader, Marjorie Loy, Sue Guyton, Barbara Smith. Row VI-tl'Peggy Thorman, Patty Pemberton, Charlotte Camden, 'l'Hiltrun Hermann, Nancy Neeld. Dorothy Anderson, Glenna McGuire, Joanne Donges, Jean Spurgeon, Sara Jones, Grace Turvy, Beverly Beekman. tk Withdrawn. Not in picture-Norma Castle. CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Block Vice President Steve Peterson Secretary Lois Piatt Treasurer Dolores Strome Advisors - Mrs. John Hey, Mr. L. Ray Seilhamer Forty fl? ii? ill' Underclossmem 7? YZ? ii? J U IOR BOY Row I-Mr. Seilhamer, Charles Beason, Russell Shope, Howard Reynolds, Lynn Terhune, Lauris Cyphers. john Collins, Thomas Welsh, james Coates, John Ernst, Mr. Ankney, Mr. Kaylor. Row II-Leo Rector, Stephen Peterson. Robert Moore, O'brein Fisher, WVilliam Bowell, William Merriman. Russell Curtis, Robert Middleton, jack Anders, Max Foley. Row III--Thomas Silcott, Gerald Swigart, Donald Wiechers, Roger Riley, Marvin Eyler, Elwood Baker, Glenn Anderson, Warren Bales, Leonard Fanning, james Pierce, Arthur Nlilburn, Row IV-William Collins, Ronald Mason, William Matson, Garland Murrell, George Long, Donald Stephens, Richard Block, james Amole, Dan Coe, Walter Lee, :f1David Kimbler. Row V-Donald Hamilton, Elwood Tobin, Richard Haines, Norman McMahan, Richard Lang, Ronald Grooms. Harold Pyles. Paul Halder, Nick Ungard, Bruce Smith, Lewis Shepherd. Ronald Hilderbrandt. :ii Withdrawn. Forty One iii' it ik Underclossmen ir it il? OPHOMORE GIRLS M' 7, Row I-Mrs. Patterson, Doris Smith, Shirley Cooper, Betty Bentley, Kathryn Daines, Marjorie Green, jean Kelble, Eleanor Pierce, Margaret Tyler, Miss McClellan. Row II-Wilma Flemming, Melva Ruse, Janice Middleton, Jean Toner, Maude Abling, Betty Dabney, Jeri Blair, Patty Smith, Joyce Smith, Marilyn Terhune. Row III-Martha Gable, Carol Harner, Donna Lieurance, jean Lane, Donna St. John, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Beverly Arnovitz, Nancy Benson, Ruth Craig, Frances Arrowsmith. Row IV-Janet Jenkins, Charlene Boggs, Frances Rumbaugh, Shirley Smith, Norma McKamey, Rita Hil- liard, Emily Horen, Dessie Wylie, Gladys Rosell, Joanne Smart, Louise Brooks, Betty Parks, Carol Bahl. Row V-Patty Sturgeon, Mary Carol Strausburg, Barbara Sprigg, Beverly Fisher, Dorothy Smith, Aileen Spurlock, joan Conover, Elaine Burba, Louise Smith, Hannah Baynard, janet jacks, Peggy Watkins. Row VI-Marian Smith, Helen Terrell, Opal Pyles, Pa tfy Roach, june Hall, Sarah Siefert, Joyce Conner, jean Mitchell, Carol Brown, Diane Peterson, Helen Spriggg Shirley Buckles, Peggy Neeld. Row VII-Shirley Pallatto, Marjorie Schultz, Marie Ohsner, janet Littler, Joan Palmer, Carol Woodworth, Shirley Hinshaw, Barbara Peterson, :kTessie Taylor, Doloris Cassity, Mary Anne McCance, Margaret Bennett. Not in picture-Cathryn Elliott, Margaret Parkinson, Clara Trubee, Martha Davis, Mae Holley. it Withdrawn. CLASS OFFICERS President Philip Gegner Vice President john McCallister Secretary Peggy Neeld Treasurer Shirley Matson Advisors Mr. H. G. Patterson, Miss Williams Forty Two ik ik' ST Unclerclossmen YE Sk ik OPHOMORE BOYS Row I-Mr. Marshall, Ronald Castle, Robert Williamson, Shelby Gordon, Richard White, Ronald Cyphers Mr. Hole. Row II-Robert Ridgeway, Larry Nelson, Davl Molitor, Marion Hook. Raymond Curtis, Donald Schafer David Brittingham, William Flemming, Robert Miller, Glendon Lorenzo, james Hurley, Robert Hutchi son, Kenneth Day. Row III-Roger Rhubert, Kenneth jenkins, Ralph Dunbar, Keith Manor, Larry Fealy, james Arehart, Don- ald Finlay, Carl Archer, William Halsey, Donald Louderback. Row IV-Richard Montgomery, Orville Swogger, Charles Smith, Robert Caudill, James Reynolds, Dale Funk. Harold Boat, David Martien, Richard Bottorff, James Grooms, Larry Jones. Row V-Lowell Brownell, john Grooms, Richard Hodson, Raymond Kline, Philip Gegner, Clayton Stein, Rob- ert White, John McCallister, Reyburn Ary, james Owens, Melvin Smith, Thomas Haydock. Row VI-Donald Brown, William Foster, Richard LeS0urd, David Luttrell, Lloyd Baker, Harold Fawley, john Shaw, Michael Ungard, Roger Mesecher, Locke Glassner, Harold Ruse. Row VII-Maurice Carroll, Theodore Detty, Edison Durbin, Ronald Smith, Edward Berger, Larry Steiner, john Walker, Richard Gordon, Harold Turley, Dean Driscoll, Sam Clark, Duane Rosell. Not in picture-Don Brown, Nelson Woody, Arthur Lerch, Lawrence Shepherd, james Ryan, Ralph Riggs, Robert Pierce, Robert Oglesbee. 3Withdrawn Forty Three Umderclossmem F RESHMEN F F ik il? 733' Umderclossmen 795 Sir Sf? FRESH E Row I-Miss Porter, Norma Randall, Barbara Gill, Colleen Swindler, Nancy Heaton, Wanda Dillard, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Miller. Row II-Shirley Fox, Annis Peterson, Phyllis Hilderbrandt, Lenora Sparks, Kay Meek, Mary LaMar, Shirley Pitzer, Ruth Louderback, Ann Finlay, Jackie Nich als, Irene Hayner, Patty Green. Row III-Patty Wright, Jackie Earley, Cynthia Sickels, Gerry Shaw, Marilyn Foley, Patty Ralls, Nancy Jo Thomas, Ann' Morton, Cornelia Clark, Sue Nordlund, Nancy Gilbert, Helen Weeks, Shirley Bickett. Row IV-Nellie Milburn, Virginia Saylor, Phyllis Bottorff, Lucille Boggs, Marcelene Cassity, Barbara Bobbitt, Caroleen Swindler, Carol Knight, Shirley Diamond, Phyllis Jones, Norma Lytol, Ruth Haselau, Doris Faw- cett. Row V-Betty Irvine, Mary Lou Stroud, Juanita Logan, Jerry Atkinson, Donna Hall, Wilma Amole, Sharon Morrow, Phyllis Ringer, Ruth Mercer, Rose Marie Freeman, Eileen Mason, Beulah Pitzer, Frances Comp- ton. Row VI-Starrlene Strickland, Phyllis Detty, Christa Eckert, Mary Summers, Christina Fugate, Gail Mouser, Dorothy Middleton, Cordelia Koonce, Eileen Lansing, Coleen Pittman, Frances Brennan, Barbara Rose, Jessie Stafford. Row VII-Julia Whittington, Ula Wade, Virginia MorrIs, Patricia Sickels, Paula Neff, Dora Wilson, Nedra Glass, Nancy Bean, Peggy Short, Sylvia Pierce, Judy Whitacre, Shirley Rider, LaVonne Sturgeon. Row I-Lowell Hill, Hugh Ankeney, Paul Fox, Denver Palmer, John Ryan, Jack Mitchell, Donald Branningan. Ralph Boat. Row II-Charles Leighly, James Louderback, Gay Smilh, James Clark, Kenneth Butts. Hzrry Osman, John Littler, Ben Beekman, Kenneth Turvy, Larry Felton, Richard Hupman, Mr. E. J. Neff. Row III--William Camden, Frank Snively, Keith Jaynes, Donald LeVeck, Robert Brown, Thomas Doren, Ron- ald Collins, John Balmer, Charles Massie. Row IV--Wayne Dodge, Roger Cultice, Robert Moor-man, Richard Stout, 'FMeryl Root, James Sholar, Gar- rett Scott, Lawrence McPherson, Lawrence Nichols, John Middleton, Donald Beam, Richard Gifford. Row V-Harve Shiplett, Paul Neff, Richard Wills, Leroy Inlow, William Coulter, Robert Stover, Russel Wade, Jack Barnett, Harold Sodders, Donald Sparrow. Row VI-Allen Besco, Ted Jacks, Lee Durbin, Philip Purdom. Ronald Chambliss, Ted Forbes, Hugh Hurley, Richard Reynolds, Edward Kraft, Roger Kimbler, John Robinson. Row VII-Jerry Galliger, Hugh Pagett, Thomas Wood, Dean Gray, Wallace Henry, William Simons, Robert Reynolds, Elvin Baylis, Clifford Foxx, Neil Drummond, Robert Hall, Jerry Francis. Row VIII-Dennis Kelble, :f'Ronald Johnson, Dale Long, Elwood Jordan, William Hazelbaker, Robert Bar- nett, David Rue, Robert Miller, Carl Gray, Mark Dalton, Edgar George. Row IX-'l'Robert Perdue, James Prether, Robert Lovedahl, Lawrence Gordon, Franklin Wall, Donald Link, David Dawson, Ronald Daum, Norman Clark, William Mills, Donald DeVelbiss, Richard Johnson. 4'Withdrawn. Forty Five ik ilk vi Umderclossmem ik Sk ik EIGHTH GRADE il? il? Sir Underclossmen il? 'fir ik' EIGHTH GR DE Row I--Miss Dickerson, Camilla Dabe, Mary Holley, Pat Shaw, Janet Edwards, Shelia Bottorff, Ruth Myers, Nancy Smith, Linda Haines, Janet Luttrell, Joyce Hilliard, Carlene Shaw, Miss Iftner. Row II-Lou Taylor, Janet Chitty, Patsy Muterspaw, Betty Dawson, June Dillard, Jo Ann Rose, Geneva Massie, Nancy King, Ann Flora, Mildred Spurlock, Mabel Grooms, Judy Whitney, Betty Jean Chambliss. Row III-Sue Craig, Gloria Chaney, Judy Pavey, Juanita Jacks, Sandra Craigie, Joan Moody, Vicki Harris, Bonnie Anderson, Mary Alice Cain, Jean Wright, Goldie Hayslip. Row IV-Paula Jones, Shirley Spence, Jane Finlay, Betty Smith, Shirley Kirk, Sharon Walker, Anna Green, Peggy Peters, Norma Maxwell, Carol Middleton, Francille Bone, Joyce Yeakley. Row V-Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Gill, Barbara Snell, Joyce Hamer, Virginia Hill, Shirley Sims, Jerry Frey, Sue McCoy, Barbara Thornton, Elladell Ricks, Margaret Hazelbaker, Juanita Mercer. Row VI-Deloris Besco, June Hunter, Annie Cummings, Joyce Henderson, Helen Long, Marsha Strome, Joyce Palmer, Myrtle Littler, Delores Strother, Soula Dontchos, Donna McCarty. Row VII-Willa Jo Barricklow, Jeanne Ginaven, Patty Driscoll, Nancy McQuiggan, Sandra Mackley, Sally Woodworth, Carol Gannon, Deanne Sparr, Betty Glass, Clara Dowell, Shirley Conner, Jessie Shaw. 'KWithdrawn Not in the picture-Barbara Shipley. ' Row I-Richard Bottorff, Keith Welsh, Bill Nichols. Row II-Mr. Sultzbaugh, Bill Wynn, Carl Hayner, Wendell Barnett, Pat Ryan, Bob Workman, George Ken- nedy, Paul Grooms, Richard Brittingham, Donald Fisher, Patrick Collins, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Wilson. Row III-Donald Pittman, John Durnbaugh, Larry Ellsberry, Dean Chenoweth, Bobby Ferguson, Philip Crump- ler, 'l'Ottie Craycraft, Fred Ervin, Richard Myers, Wayne Cultice. Row IV-Bob Wallace, Jerry McPherson, Richard Smith, Jimmy Bean, Don Moore, Dick Grimes, Marc Mc- Callister, John Moore, Neal Hartsock, Richard Tyler, David Johnson, James Dudley. Row V-Tom Merriman, Bob Muncie, Bob Smith, David Hinshaw, George Anderson, Dick Jordan, Gene Sparks, Roger Wolf, Glen Rector, Don Barley. Row VI-Earl Pummel, Everett Mendenhall, George Shipley, Bob Whitacre, Roger Filson, Philip Anderson, Donald Bobbitt, Robert Thompson, Elmer Stafford, Marion Palmer, Jerry Huth. Row VII-Richard Toner, Delbert Gregg, Bob Chapman, Richard Anderson, Richard Charles, Benny Camp, Ervin Grooms, David Trubee, Ronnie Oglesbee, Eddie Pepple, Teddy Terrell. Row VIII-Ronald Long, Jack Howard, Harold Gifford, Norman Del-Iaven, Bob Drake, Junior Bennett, David Funk, Bill Pitzer, Dick Chambliss, John Eyler, Ronnie May, Charles Strausburg. - Forty Seven UmderClCJSSmQm SEVENTH GRADE Egh il? Sk' ik Umderclossmem il? sf? sk SEVENTH GR DE Row I-Miss I-Ieinselman,.Shirley Louderback, Nancy Rhubert, Gladys Miller, Carolyn Dice, Priscilla Bower- master, Shirley Inlow, Norma Sandall, Deanna Lieurance, Shirley Smith, Ruby Grooms, Miss Frasch Miss Bloom. Row II-Joanne Jones, Winona Holsinger, Jane Mary Barnett, Barbara Wisecup, Patty Compton, Dorothy Ward, Joyce Swearingen, Nancy Davis, Wanda Storer, Nancy Adams. Row III-Doreen Swaim, Barbara Camden, Janice Sturgeon, Beverly Stallings, Clara Belle Klontz, Nancy Jeffryes, Barbara Nordlund, Loretta Walker, Susie Holley, Alice Corrigan, Marie Abling. Row IV-'l'Deborah Reed, Patty Barber, Peggy Fudge, Susan Wead, Elaine Eckerle, Marjorie Craigie, Carole Cockrell, Veda Archer, Wanda Grooms, Joanne Eakins. Row V-Janice Durnbaugh, Shirley Parker, Alice Smith, Selva Gordley, Patty Gordon, Tanya Harenberg, Joyce Ferguson, Geraldine Howard, Joyce Wakely, Mabel Shaw, Mary Terrell. Row VI-Eleanor Camp, Betty Brown, Rosalie Wilson, Vida Hummel, Louise Spencer, Evelyn Gano, Joanna Hatfield, Sandra Bobbitt, Yvonne Lipscomb, Kay Rcsebrook, Shirley Paul. Withdrawn Not in the picture-Margaret Allen, Peggy Anderson, Barbara McDufford. Row I-H. G. Patterson, Ronald Hayner, Edward La Mar, Max Barny, Larry Slice Jerry Smith, Sonde Sonder- felt, William Mullens, Ralph Terrill, David Wisecup, James Hafner, Ronald Molitor. Row II-Delbert Louderback, Lawrence Grooms, Donald Cooper, Ronald Lorenzo, Robert George, Terry Mil- Burn, Wayne Early, Fred Snow, John Hey, Jack Butts. Row III-Donald Mitchell, Lawrence Thompson, Ernest Leighly, Donald Coates, Richard Workman, Arthur Swearingen, Donald Haylor, Louis Green, Stanley Freelan, John Stafford, Allan Storer, Robert Dawson. Row IV-Nelson Marks, Norman Guckian, Richard Gegner, Jerry Sholar, Paul Snider, Robert Reynolds, Law- rence Kimbler, Carl Smith, Roger Muterspaw, Thomas Snyder, Lawrence Dinwiddie. Row V-Roger Murrell, Harold Horten, Edward Thomton, Walter Cruitt, Robert Manteith, Donald De Vault, Robert Louderback, Michael Stollings, Robert Harvey, Lawrence Bottorff. Forty Nine x 'fir ik if? Underclossmem il? ik 'ik' CLASS SCHOL RSHIP TE Row I-Irene Lansing, Marshall Clark, Joan Ankeney, Allen Booth, D'Anne Manor, Ruby Milburn, Gail Finlay, Harman Abromowitz, Susannah Lane, Jack Harrison. Row I1-Lee Bobbitt, Magel Pitzer, Janet Bodine, Constance Miller, Homer Wylie, Macon Williams, Kathryn Ledbetter, Carol Patterson, Jane Reynolds, Lewis Shepherd. Row III-Harold Boat, Sandra McCallister, Dolores Strome, Marvin Eyler, Lynn Terhune, Myrna Ginaven, Joyce Bradford, Richard Block, Thomas Silcott, Jill Watson, Edward Lerch, Jack Barnett. Row IV-Frank Snively, Shirley Diamond, John Balmer, Philip Purdom, Clayton Stein, Nancy Neeld, Betty Rader, Michael Ungard, John McCallister, Robert Miller, Keith Manor, Jean Lane, Christa Eckert. Row V-Sue Nordlund, Gail Mouser, Lawrence Nichols, Philip Gegner, Carol Brown, Donna St. John, Norman Clark, Eileen Mason, Nedra Glass, David Dawson. 6. 151 Sandra Sue Craigie English IX Sue Nordlund David Dawson Shirley Diamond English X Donna St. John Gail Finlay Jean Lane English XI Carol Patterson Joyce Bradford Kathryn Ledbetter English XII Joan Ankeney Connie Miller Ruby Milburn Spanish I Betty Rader Nancy Neeld Myrna Ginaven Spanish I1 Susannah Lane Herman Abromowitz D'Anne Manor World History Philip Purdom Nedra Glass John Balmer General Science Larry Nichols Jack Barnett Eileen Mason Algebra I Frank Snively Norman Clark Eileen Lansing Algebra II Jane Reynolds Lynn Terhune Thomas Silcott EIGHTH GR DE TE T 1. 169 Jane R. Finlay 2. 164 John Richard Jordan 3. 154 Joyce Ann Henderson 4. 152 Donald Eugene Bobbitt 4. 152 Joyce Carol Palmer ' Filly Geometry Keith Manor Robert Miller Edward Lerch Latin I Christa Eckert Gail Mouser Patricia Ralls Latin II Philip Gegner John McCallister Helen Sprigg American History Sandra McCallister Lewis Shepherd Marvin Eyler Biology Harold Boat Clayton Stein Mike Ungard Bookkeeping I Carol Brown Janet Bodine Magel Pitzer Chemistry Richard Block Jill Watson Delores Strome Physics Allen Booth Homer Wylie Lee Bobbitt Social Studies Macon Williams Marshall Clark Jack Harrison 6. 151 Judith Carole Whitney 8. 150 Charles Donald Fisher 9. 149 Ann Flora 10. 147 Jeanne Anne Ginaven .' ,A 'lf'- XXX ,. ,WNNN -M.,,,,v...w...x...MN 1 ,nl- xwmx w il? Tl? Y MUSIC 17 ik I STR ME TAL MU IC MR, LoR1N B. MCNEAL MR. ROBERT K. DowNs Director of Director of Vocal Music Instrumental Music DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES jean Kelble, Melva Ruse, Ann Morton, Herman Abromowitz, Peggy Short, Shirley Sims, Patty Smith. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC COUNCIL VOCAL MUSIC COUNCIL President Herman Abromowitz President George Long Vice President Marvin Eyler Vice President Rona d Smith Secretary-Treasurer Donna St. john Secretary-Treasurer Rosemary Simason Representatives Ronald Daum. jerry Huth. Librarians Shirley Hinshaw. Richard Fudge Richard Gegner Fiffy Two 5? TE T5 Music ik ik ik MARCHI G BA D Row I-Melva Ruse, Patricia Smith, Peggy Short, Her nan Abromowitz, Shirley Sims, Ann Morton, jean Kelble. Row II-Shirley LaMar, Betty Radar, Joanne Donges, Barbara Gibson, Kathryn Ledbetter, Judith Wood, Jane Reynolds, Sandra McCallister, Sue Ann Jordan, Carol Patterson, Ronald Oglesbee, Sandra Mackley, Dor- othy Codling, joan Hunt, D'Anne Manor, David Hinshaw. Richard Jordan, Emily Horen, Roxanne Sparr, Patricia Leach. Row III--Larry Gegner, Richard Smith, Marjorie Schultz, Beverly Fisher, Shirley Hinshaw, Arlene Martin. Sharlee Veidt, Donald Fisher, jerelyn Atkinson, Wilma Amole, Caroline Gill, Patricia Pemberton, Donna St. John, Margaret Bennett, Patricia Roach, Barbara Sprigg, Betty jean Chambliss, Ruth Meyers. Row IV-Hugh Pagett, Helen Weeks, Richard Hupman, Roger Wolfe, Arthur Milburn, janice Middleton, Rob- ert White, William Coulter, Elwood Baker, Helen Sprigg, John Balmer, Bessie Maclcley, Judith Pavey, Barbara Gill, Norma Jean McKamey, Mr. Robert K. Downs. Row V-Janet Hendee, Patricia Muterspaw, jean Lane, Nancy jo Thomas, Lawrence Ellsberry, Ronald Daum, Neil Keller, Ruby Alspaugh, Richard Fudge, Kenneth Turvey, Marian Smith, john Eyler, Keith Manor, William Simmons, Martha Gable, Marvin Eyler. Row VI-Raymond Curtis, Jerafd Huth, Lawrence Nichols, james Bean, Earl Pummell, Robert Chapman, Robert Hutchison, Caroline Savage. Elvin Baylis, Donald Dudrow, Gene Pummell, William Merriman, Thomas Haydock, james Reynolds, Susannah Lane, Richard Miller, Ronald Smith. Fifty Three sk ik' sf? CONCERT ORCHESTRA Row I-Shirley LaMar, D'Anne Manor, Martha Block, Myrna Ginaven, Patty Leach, Susan- nah Lane. Row II-Caroline Savage, Mary Lou Beamer, Sue Ann Jordan, Jean Lane, Joyce Bradford, Roxanne Sparr, Beverly Fish- er, Barbara Gibson, J ane Rey- nolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Judith Wood, Diane Peter- son, Richard Block. Row III-Carol Patterson, Norma Jean McKamey, Eleanor Pierce, Emily Horen, Willa Jo Barricklow, Jean Ginaven, Richard Hupman, John Eyler, Marian Smith, Richard Fudge, Patty Pemberton, Sharlee Veidt, Arlene Martin, Larry Gegner, Robert Hutchison, Annis Peterson, Jacquelyn Earley. .Row IV-Joyce Harner, Sandra Mackley, Shirley Sims, Soula Dontchos, Judith Whitney, Barbara Nordlund, Elaine Eckerle, Loretta Walker, Rose Marie Freeman, Peggy Short, Janet Hendee, Neil Keller, Marvin Eyler, Patty Roach, Shirley Hinshaw. Row V-Donald Dudrow, Thom- as Haydock, James Reynolds, Ronald Smith, Richard Mil- ler, Elwood Baker, Helen Sprigg, Bessie Mackley. Row VI-Mr. Robert K. Downs, Not Joan Hunt, Dorothy Codling. Ronald Oglesbee, Richard Meyers, William Merriman, Elvin Baylis, Herman Abrom- owitz, Gene Pummell. in Picture-Ruby Alspaugh, Doris Muterspaw, James Ben- son. Kenneth Turvey, Peggy Anderson. Music iff il? ik' I TRUMENTA Fifty Four ilrilriff PRTET Music Fifty Five 'ikvflrilr CONCERT BAND Row I-Betty Rader, Sandra Mc- Callister, Joanne Donges, Barbara Jean Gibson, Jane Reynolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Judith Wood. Row II-Larry Gegner, Marvin Eyler, Barbara Sprigg, Mar- garet Bennett, Donald Fisher, Betty Jean Chambliss, Rich- ard Smith, Patty Roach, Shirley Hinshaw, Joyce Brad- ford, Roxanne Sparr, Bev- erly Fisher. Row III-Arlene Martin, Rich- ard Lang, Keith Manor, Wil- ma Amole, Ruth Myers, Judith Pavey, Richard Hup- man, John Eyler, Marian Smith, Richard Fudge. Row IV-Sharlee Veidt, Patty Pemberton, Jerelyn Atkinson, Ronald Daum, Patty Smith, Arthur Milburn, Lawrence Pummell, William Coulter, Elwood Baker, John Balmer, Helen Sprigg, Bessie Mack- ley. Row V-Donna St. John, Marjorie Schultz, Barbara Gill, Caro- lyn Gill, Melva Ruse, Norma Jean McKamey, Robert Hutchison, Caroline Savage, Philip Gegner, Herman Abromowitz, Jerry Huth, Thomas Haydock, James Reynolds, Susannah Lane, Richard Miller, Ronald Smith. Row VI-Gene Pummell, Donald Not Dudrow, William Merriman, Richard Myers, Jean Kelble, Carol Patterson, Dorothy Codling, Sue Ann Jordan, Joan Hunt. Mr. Robert K. Downs. in Picture-Ruby Alspaugh, Doris Muterspaw, Elvin Bay- lis, William Simons, Kenneth Turvey, James Benson, Rob- ert White. ix . - sg ff ff lVlUSlC ,' .- lx SENIOR CHOIR DIRECTOR-MT. Lorin B. McNeal Row I-D'Anne Manor, Patty Andrew, Myrna Ginaven, Joan Hunt, Shirley LaMar. Mary Lou Beamer, Donald Stephens, George Long, Mar- vin Eyler, David Huit, Ron- ald Castle, Harold Ford, Joan Ankeney, Gail Finlay, Mari- lyn Neeld, Rosemary Sima- son, Judith Wood, Sue Ann Jordan. Row II-Joanne Donges, Norma Castle, Arlene Martin, San- dra McCallister, Donna Beam, Elaine Barnett, Wil- liam Matson, William Neeld, James Reynolds, Garland Murrell, Larry Gegner, Rich- ard Montgomery, Barbara Pitzer, Betty Rader, Joyce Irey, Jeri Blair, Kathryn Ledbetter, Sharlee Veidt. Row III-Jean Bobbitt, Martha Block, Meredith Sommers, Nancy Neeld, Daniel Coe, Raymond Kline, John Shaw, James Jenkins, David Lut- trell, Donald Schafer, Keith Manor, Connie Miller, Helen Wills, Dorothy Anderson, Carol Patterson, Marjorie Schultz, Jane Reynolds. Row IV-Jean Spurgeon, Hannah Jane Baynard, Beverly Fish- er, Helen Sprigg, Patty Mitchell, Marjorie Loy, Wil- liam Merriman, James Ryan, Nick Ungard, Richard Lang, Philip Gegner, Edward Lerch, Robert Ridgway, Margaret Bennett, Carolyn Harkins, Shirley Hinshaw, Roxanne Sparr, Jean Lane. Row V-Peggv Watkins, Shirley Not Matson, Gladys Rosell, Rey- burn Ary, Homer Wylie, Ronald Smith, Theodore Detty, Richard Block, Roger Mesecher, Richard Fudge, James Benson, Shirley Buckles, Louise Smith, Nancy Benson, Barbara Sprigg. Dessie Wylie. in Picture-Sara JONES- JOYCE Meek, James Ryan. JOHN White, Joyce Conner. ik if if ,N VOCAL Fifty Six Y Q., x ik ik it EPARTME T Music MN 4 P F iity Seven ilrilrik FRESHMAN CHOIR Row I-Ruth Louderback, Nancy Heaton, jacquelyn Earley, Patricia Wright, Donald Le- veck, Edward Kraft, Garrett Scott, Lowell Hill, Shirley Diamond, Lucille Boggs, Ger- aldinge Shaw, Wanda Dillard, Mr. Lorin B. McNeal. Row II-Mary LaMar, Carol Knight, Shirley Bickett, Helen Weeks, Paul Neff, Roger Cultice, Harry Osman, Paul Fox, Donna Hall, Phyllis Ringer, Marilyn Foley, Sue Nordlund. Row III-Phyllis jones, Jerelyn Atkinson, Patty Ralls, Cor- nelia Clark, Ruth Mercer, Robert Reynolds, Thomas Wood, John Balmer, Law- rence McPherson, Eileen Mason, Sharon Morrow, Wil- ma Amole. Row IV-Barbara Rose, Shirley Not Rider, Frances Brennan, Christa Eckert, Nancy Bean, Elvin Baylis, Ronald Daum, Edgar George, Lawrence Gor- don, Nedra Glass, Julia Whittington, Peggy Short, Gail Mouser. in Picture-Jackie Nichols, Raymond LaMar. it it 'ik Music sf? wif it CENTRALITES Row I-Shirley LaMar, Mr. Robert K. Downs, William Simmons, Neil Keller, Keith Manor, Marvin Eyler, Richard Miller, Ronald Smith. Row II-Judith Wood, Elvin Baylis, James Benson, Bessie Mackley, Richard Fudge, Helen Sprigg. DISTRICT VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONTEST RATINGS INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUMENTAL fRating IJ fR9til'lg ID Girl's Ensemble No. 1 Woodwind Quartet Woodwind Quintet Concert Band Concert Orchestra Flute Quartet Larry Gegner Clarinet Quartet No. 1 Mixed Clafiflef Quartet T b Trumpet Quartet Rlfoln Zn? iuartet Brass Sextet No. 2 IC af ui ge Neil Keller Ronald Smith Bessie Mackley Susannah Lane Gene Pummell French Hom Quartet A Clarinet Quartet No. 2 Saxophone Quartet No. 2 VOCAL CRating ID VOPAL Myrna Ginaven CRHUUE U Ronald Smith Shirley LaMar Keith Manor Girl's Ensemble No. 2 Boy's Ensemble No. 1 Boy's Ensemble No. 2 Mixed Ensemble No. 1 K D'Anne Manor Carol Patterson The music department of Xenia Central had one of the most successful years in its entire history. The marching band put on spectacular halftime shows at every home football game and four of the games away from home. The band also played for all of the home basketball games and marched in several parades. The concert band and orchestra appeared in a winter and a spring concert and participated in contests. The orchestra played for both of the class plays, speech night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement' The senior choir also appeared in the winter and spring concerts. This chorus, with the aid of a selected orchestra produced the operetta, SALLY. The freshman chorus worked hard preparing to join the senior choir next year. They also made a trip to Columbus to a choir clinic. The Centralites played for many of the dances after games and for hangout. Fifty Eight ' 4 1 5 ,eo . me -f N ak si V2 2 2 S? E4 .ggi X Tv V A Sir il? ik Sports ik it il? C0 CHI G STAFF Mr. B. Ankney, Mr. H. Hole, Mr. W. Kaylor, Mr. W. Marshall, Mr. R. Edwards, Mr. R. Bateson, Mr. W. Wilson. PHY ICAL EDUCATIO BUILDI G The Physical Education Building, erected in 1941, has a seating capacity of 2,000 for iathletic events and 2,600 for non-athletic events in which the playing floor is not used. The ten year old, concrete, structure has eight boys' physical education classes daily in raddition to its use for basketball games. Minstrels, operettas, concerts, variety shows, tourna- ments, banquets, circuses, wrestling matches, political rallies, and other events too numerous .to mention have been scheduled in this building. In the background you can see three of the six 100 foot steel towers. Each tower supports '16 lamps which use a total of 25,000 watts, making the total number of wattage 144,000. 'This new lighting facility was erected in 1950. Sixty il? il? il? Sports il? il? iff' AR ITY F OOTB LL TE M Row I-Marshall Clark'i', William Michaelfif George Ruefk Archie Grievefk Ronald Hartfi' joe Galigerif, james Benson'i'. Row II-Duane Rosell'i', james Amoleit, Theodore Detty ', Paul Halderik, Norman McMahan'i', Richard Langif, Garland Murrellif, john Ernst. 'i'Lettermen Row III-Richard Block, David Luttrell, Russell Shope, Philip Gegnerg, Samuel Clark'F, Michael Ungardak, Dean Driscoll, Jerald Murrellif, Carl Archer. Row IV-Dale Funk, John Harrisonfif, Philip jenkins, Lawrence Pummellai. The 1950 football season got under way with a new coach at the helm, Ben Ankney, former Miami Uni- versity freshman football coach. Thirty enthusiastic boys answered the call for candidates for football, but in spite of superb coaching, a rugged line, and a speedy ba zkfield, they finished with only a mediocre season. The award for the most valuable player went to SEa1Wart George Rue, who played his third years as a regular under the blue and white of Xenia Central. George was named to the all Miami Valley League first team, he was picked as one of the best tackles on the District team, and he WHS also PiaCed Oil the third String all State Team. Central will be losing a valuable man when G90l'gB gfHdUat6S- Despite the fact that only four victories were chal iiefi UP Oli the Xenia 5C0i'9b03fd, the gfit and Pei'S9V9i ance of the boys in the face of defeat is to be admired. WLettermen RECORD Xenia Central 20-14 Wilmington ,af wit Xenia Central 14-19 o.s.s.o. 'SZQQ Xenia Central 19-32 Piqua 3 N S Xenia Central 6-21 Fairmont N If Xenia Central 6-26 Sidney Xenia Central 13-9 Troy Xenia Central 6-38 Miamisburg Xenia Central 27-19 Greenville I Xenia Central 33-8 Oakwood MANAGERS Won 4--Lost 5 Sixty One James Coatesik, John McCallister, James Sholar, Richard Tyler. ik ii? il? Sports il? sk if? .5 BASKETB LL SQU D Row I-James Bensont, George Long, Larry Gegnerf, George Ruex, Nick Ungard ', Ronald Grooms, Daniel Coeds, William Matson, Garland Murrellilf, Richard Blockik. Row II-David Luttrellft, Mgr., Donald Schafer, Philip Gegner, Samuel Clarkilf, Duane Rosell ', Theodore Dettyf, Richard LeSourd, Michael Ungard, James Reynolds, Carl Archer, john McCallister,l', Mgr. Row III-William Kaylor, Coach, Neal Drummond, William Hazelbaker, William Mills, Donald Link, David Dawson, Ronald Daum, Norman Clark, Thomas Wood, Edward Craft, Ben Ankney, Coach. Row IV-David Rue, Elvin Baylis, John Balmer, John Middleton, Lawrence Felton, Lawrence McPherson, Paul Neff, Lowell Hill, Mgr. 2Lettermen. A lack of height and experience seemed to be the chief reason the Bucs did not hold their place as Miami Valley League Champions this year. The boys under the Blue and White of Central have held this position for the past two years. In spite of their losses they gave the fans numerous thrills and plenty of excitement. The highlight of the season was when the team set a new scoring record against the Wilmington Hurricanes. The team made 73 points and this is the greatest score ever achieved by a high school team in the Xenia Field House. Nick Ungard, our 6 foot center, was the sparkplug of the Xenia quintet. Nick was not only the leading scorer in the league but he was named to the mythical Miami Valley League Team. Next year we are expecting to see great things from Our Bucs since there will be only two lettermen missing from the squad. RECORD i Xenia Opp- Washington C. H. 51 53 Troy 44 48 Cedarville 51 33 Eaton 41 42 Gi-eenfield 36 46 Gfesnville 53 47 Lebanon 35 39 Roosevelt 48 64 Cincinnati Elder 29 45 Miamlsburg 44 45 lcincinnali W. Hills 42 59 Oakwood 55 34 Fairview 40 53 Springfield 29 56 Piqua 31 57 Wilmington 71 43 FHifm0Df 34 55 District Tournament at Troy Sidney 54 55 Miamisbufg 51-Xenia 39 Sixty Two it Sf? il? Sports 'ik Sk iff., FRE HMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row I-Leroy Inlow, jerry Galliger, Mark Dalton, David Rue, Donald Link, David Dawson, James Prether, Robert Barnett, Robert Reynolds, Marcus McCallister, Row II-Thomas Wood, Benny Beekman, Richard Wills, Edgar George, Richard Johnson, Ronald Daum, Clifford Foxx, Elvin Baylis, Hugh Hurley, Philip Purdom, Keith Welsh. Row III-Philip Anderson, George Anderson, Lee Durbin, Harold Sodders, Paul Neff, Robert Hall, John Balmer, Hugh Pagett, Richard Jordan, Jerry Huth. Row IV-William Nichols, Paul Snider, john Shaw, Donald Moore, Jerry McPherson, Edward Pepple, John Eyler, David Trubee, Robert Chapman, john Moore, James Bean, Richard Smith, Donald Bobbitt. ' Row V-Richard Bottorff, Jerry Snyder, Larry Bottorff, Robert George, Roger Murrell, Carl Morrow, Ronald Hill, Robert Reynolds, Ralph Simons, Jerry Sholar, Robert Monteith, Donald Kaylor. Row VI-Wayne Earley, Edward Thornton, Larry LaMar, Larry Dinwiddie. SCHEDULE Xenia Central 41-0 Washington C.I-I. Xenia Central 25-0 Troy Xenia Central 34-6 Miamisburg Xenia Central 0-13 Fairmont Xenia Central 25-7 Oakwood Won-4-Lost-1 Sixty Three' 'ik 'sir Sir Sports ik if Sf? TR CK TEAM 1 some T Row I-Lowell Hill, Dick Fudge, Charles Beason, Mic key Williams, George Rue, Neil Keller. Row II-Sam Clark, Ross Bateson, coach, Dick Lang, Russell Shope, Norman McMahan, Rusty Halder, Bill Matson, Richard Wilson. Row III-Locke Glossner, Eddie Berger, Dave Martie n, Teddy Detty, William Foster, Richard Gordon, James jenkins, Dick Shaw, Mike Ungard, Dale Funk. Row IV-John Balmer, Jerry Galliger, Bill Simmons, Eddie Kraft, Richard Wills, Norman Clark, Teddy Forbes, Ronald Daum, Roger Cultice, Clifford Foxx. 220 low hurdles 880 yard run 120 High hurdles High jump Matson Keller-Smith Berger Dawson-Matson Berger Beason-Daum ' Clark Glossner-Shope M'1e 100 Yard dash Beason Kraft Mile relay Discus Keller Williams Dawson-Lang McMahan-Dalton Cultice Wills Berger-Cultice Rue-Dawson Jenkins Deny 440 yard run Shot put 880 yard relay Derry-Lang Halder-Galliger Broad jump Williams-Kraft Matson-Forbes Ungard Funk-Kraft Matson-Detty Shaw-Dalton SCHEDULE April O.S.S.O. Home April 25-Fairmont and Miamisburg April 2 7-Greenville April 13-Oakwood and Wilmington M T April 14-Springfield Relays M35 giT:-'25 Relays April 'Fairborn May 8-M.V.L. Preliminary Troy April 20-Piqua May 14-M.V.L. Finals Troy Sixty Four r r s Spo V 3 1 fig T MBLI G TE I Row I- Glendon Lorenzoifi, Robert Gillzif, William Colinsifi, VVi1liam Neeldifc,RichardFudge:f1, Richard lvlillerif. Row II-Mark Dalton, Raymond Curtis? jack Ander aft. john Ernstfi Leo Brennanfft, David Martienffz, David Huitiii Row III-Ronald Castle, David Molitor, Richard Gord yn. Dale Funk, Donald lVIitchel', Harold Horton. Row IV-William Nichols, Donald Brannnigan, Philip P.n'clom, Ronal dCollins, -lack Mitchell. Not in Picture-jack Harrison, james Amole. :?1Le-ttermen Top-Leo Brennan, William Neeld. Richard Miller, Rayi mond Curtis, Richard Fudge, David Martien. Bottom--John Ernst, Robert Gill, David Huit, William Collins, jack Anders, Mark Dalton. Seated-Mr. R. Bateson. Coach, Cvlendon Lorenzo. The Xenia Central Tumbling Team, under the able leadership or Ross Bateson, had a very suc- cessful year. They gave many exhibitions during the intermis- sion at basketball games, and also performed during the county bas- ketball tournament. The highlight of their season- was a fine performance that cli- maxed Physical Education Night. These boys received recognition lor their work by being invited to the basketball banquet, given by the Co-operative Club- Sixty Five 44314 BA EBALL TEAM Under the direction of Coach Harvey Hole the Buccaneer Base- ball Team reported for practice on March 29. Thirty-five boys were present for the first practice. Coach Hole has set up a re- building program this year as most' of last year's key players were taken by graduation. However, the team seems to be showing up very well and it looks like they will win their share of games this season. Sports 225 LYS 2? GOLF TEAM This year Xenia Central's golf team, lead by such stalwarts as, Nick Ungard, Rich Miller, Bob Miller, and Marshall Clark, is in the thick of the runing for the Miami Valley League Championship. The main op- position being furnished by perennial strengths, Fairmont and Piqua. De- fending champion, Oakwood, lost all of last year's team by graduation. The team this year will lose to graduation two of its finest shot makers, Rich Miller and Marshall Clarkg but back next year will be Nick Ungard, Tom Welsh, and Bob Miller, all very fine golfers. Coach Walt Marshall has ar- ranged a very ambitious schedule in preparation for the Miami Valley and District Tournaments: April 3-Miamisburg H 10-Sidney T 4-Piqua T 13-Troy' T 5-Tri-State 17-Oakwood T Meet-Hamilton 20-Greenville T 8-Fairmont H 21-Lima Cen. T 10-Sidney H 24-Miamisburg T12-M.V.L. Xenia 27 Greenville T 19-District - May 1-Troy H Dayton 1-W. Carrolton Community H Country Club Row I-Larry Gegner, Dave Huit, jerry Gifford, Ronnie Hart. Row II-Harvey Hole, Dan Coe, Bob White, Don Halsey, Dick Block, Ronnie Smith. Row III-john McCa1lister, Garland Murrell, Jim Amole, Bruce Smith, Larry Pummell, Dave Luttrell, Keith Manor. Row IV--Lee Durbin, Leroy Inlow, Richard Gifford, Bob Brown, Dave Dawson, Harold Fawley, Don Schafer, Kenny Day Row V-Don LeVeck, Reyburn Ary, Phil Purdom, Lowell Brownell. Sixty Six 'wir Sir il? Sports ik' il? if? UN IOR HIGH B KETB LL EIGHTH GRADE Row I-john Moore, Richard Jordan, David Hinshaw., Row II-Philip Anderson, Robert Chapman, Ervin Grooms, David Funk, Norman DeHaven, David Trubee, Edward Pepple, Mr. R. Edwards, Coach. Row III-Richard Smith, Robert Smith, james Bean, Marc McCa1lister, Jerry Huth, George Anderson, Donald Moore, Richard Tyler, Manager. SEVENTH GRADE Row I-Roger Murrell, Larry Dinwiddie, Robert Reynolds, Larry Nlottorff. Row II-Larry Kimbler, Terry Milburn, Manager. Row III-Robert George, Jerry Snyder, Weldon Feidenheft, Ronald Hill, Carl Morrow, Mr. W. L. Wilson, Coach- Sixty Seven - 7 :ir H Sports 'W Sl? -'H CHEERLEADERB s Varsity Cheerleaders-Shirley Buckles, Rosemary Simason, Mary Lou Beamer, Patty Dominy, Peggy Watkins Reserve Cheerleaders-Sue Nordlund. Patty Ralls. Cornelia Clark. junior High Cheerleaders-Row I-Nancy jeffreyes, Patsy Muterspaw, Patty Barber. Row II-Nancy Mc- Quiggan, Shirley Conner. Sfxty Eight Wag if aw F ,RQ .X wr Q5 fx W ik' il? it Highlights il? sl? 75? HOMECOMI G Upper left-Queen, Mickey Ringer and escort, Joe Galliger. U ' ht-Candidates, Mickey Ringer, Judith Craig, Sue Ann Jordan, Judith Wood, Dorothy Codling. pper rig Lower picture-Archie Grieve, Judith Craig, Jerry Murrell, Dorothy Codling, Mickey Ringer, Joe Galliger, Sue Ann Jordan, George Rue, Judith Wood, Jack Harrison. The annual Homecoming dance was held November 2, 1950, after the Greenville game. The Booster Club sponsored the dance and conducted the elections. Juniors and Seniors nominated Mickey Ringer, Judith Wood, Sue Jordan, Judith Craig and Dorothy Codling as candidates in a preliminary election. The queen was elected by the upper four grades in a second election. Her name was not disclosed until the dance, when Joe Galliger, captain of the football te am, crowned her queen. The winner-Mickey Ringer! She was presented a bouquet and her four attendants were given corsages by their escorts. In the grand march, Mickey and Joe led, followed by the attendants and their escorts. Seventy ik SQ? iff' Highlights ik ik Tk SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Frank Macon Williams Dan Richard Strous Ernestine Judith Wood Bill Richard Fudge Ernestine joan Bullock Martha Caroline Savage Mr. Gilbreth David Huit Martha Mary Lou Beamer Mr. Gilbretli Herman Abromowitz Mrs. Gilbretll Joanne Gultice Anne D'Anne Manor Mrs. Gilbreth Sue Ann jordan Anne Roxanne Sparr Mrs. Fitzgerald Elaine Barnett Fred Larry Gegner Dr. Burton Homer Wylie Lillian Peggy Smith Joe Scales Richard Miller jackie Lee Bobbitt Miss Brill Rosemary Simason Larry Donald Dudrow The class of 1951 staged a comedy in three acts, entitled Cheaper by the Dozen, Nov. 17 and 18 in the jean B. Elwell Auditorium. Much of the success of the play was due to the able leadership of Richard E. Sultzbach. In the play, father was an advocate of accelerated learning, and according to his children had enough gall to be divided into three parts. Anne, the oldest of the youngstres objected to her father's ideas. Her prime interest was in boys, as was her sisters, until the end of the play when the tire family learned of their father's plight. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY jane Reynolds, Arthur Milburn, Kathryn Ledbetter, Richard Haines, Joann Boyer, Richard Lang, Joan Donges, Roger Riley, Arlene Martin, William Merriman, Carol Patterson, Lynn Terhune, Sharlee Veidt, Mr. Sultz- bacn, Norma Castle. Seventeenth Summer was the enchanting comedy presented by the Junior Class on May ll, under the direction of Richard E. Ssultzbach. The story of the p ay is based on the experiences of Angie Morrow, in her Seventeenth Summer, which changed her from a tomboyish adolescent into a charming and confident young lady. Seventy One ikikik The Speech Department presented their third annual speech night March 6, 1951. The new feature added this year was a fictitious radio station, WXEN Cupper left and centerj The rest of the program included a panel discussion on Teen - age Driving, speech, parliamentary pro- cedure, and a one-act play HILLBILLY SUE icentery. Highlights SPEECH Seventy Two Highlights PEECH Seventy Three ilrilrilr The upper right picture shows the entire cast of Speech Night. The speech students en- ter into various other ac- tivities during the school year. For instance, the lower right shows the contestants in the Prince of Peace Con- test and in the center pic- ture are the winners of the contest. The picture in the lower left shows the an- nouncers of the football games. Sk ik il? Highlights wil? ii? if? JUNIOR HIGH IGHT The annual big night for the Junior High students was held again this year on February 10, The foul shooting contest highlighted the evening. Ervin Grooms won the contest with six shots out of ten. He was presented the trophy award by Donald Link, last year's winner. The Junior High tumbling team and the Junior High band presented entertainment for the crowd. Next on the program was a basketball game between teams from McKinley and Springhill grade schools. The eighth grade team played the Junior High te am from Washington C. H., in which Xenia won 26-12. A dance for the Junior High students was held after the game in the gym. The Centralites furnished 'the music. Seventy Four sz: as at Highlights 11? Sir it CE -X FOR The theme for the Cen-X formal held March 20, was a gingham dog and a calico cat. A color scheme of pink, white, and blue crepe paper was employed on all four walls of the gym to give the effect of quilted walls. The title of the dance was The Cotton Ball. All of the girls wore cotton formals, most of which were made by themselves, with matching bow ties or boutonniere for their escorts. A Hugh Manker's orchestra from Wilmington, Ohio furnished the music. The dance was original and was enjoyed by all. Seventy Five wif ek vii? Highlights ag? ig Egg' OPERETTA Sally, by Jerome Kern, was the name of the operetta presented this year, April 6 and 7, by the Vocal Musi Department. It is the story of a young girl's rise from a waitress in a Bohemian restaurant in New York City to a singin .and dancing star on Broadway. Ultimate success was reached when her wedding to a wealthy young man, Bla Farquar, served as grand finale for the presentation. Constantine and Otis added the comedy to the show. Constantine as a waiter in the first act and as the gran duke of Czchergovinia, who was 'iremaining incognito for political reasons. Seventy Six iff' if ik Highlights if Sf? if? OPERETTA Accompaniment for the operetta was furnished by a special orchestra composed of twenty-five students, under zrvision of Mr. Downs and directed by Mr. McNeil for the performances. All departments were generous in this help to make the operetta a success. The main cast, left to right, in the bottom picture are: Homer Wylie, james Spelving Donald Stephens, Mr. quarg Marjorie Loy, Mrs. Ten Brock: James Benson, Connie: D'Anne Manor, Sally: Ronald Smith, Blair Farquar: 'ley LaMar, Rosie: George Long, Otisg Dave Luttrell, The Old Man: David Huit, Pops: Richard Block, Cabout sician. Our efficient director. Mr. Lorin B. McNeal, directed a splendid production. Seventy Seven it it 'fir H ig hi igh 'fs Sir Sk' il? PHYSICAL EDUCATION NIGHT March 16, 1951, marked another Physical Education Night. The boys and girls gym classes with the help of the Speech and Music Departments presented one of the best demonstration given so far. This is the only activity in which the whole student body participates. The program includes modern, folk, square, and tap dancing, exercises, basketball, and tumbling skills, in which both boys and girls participate. obstacle course, games, and relays. The highlights of the evening were the Varsity Tumbling Team and the Championship Intramural Basketball Game. The girls' physical education department is underthe direction of Miss Mary Jane Shepherd and the boy's physical education department is under the direction of Mr. Ross Bateson. Seventy Eight ii? Sk il? Sc:l1oolCoIendor gg? gy if SEPTEMBER -School Opens -M. V. L. Preview -Wilmington Football CThereJ -Band Dance -Woodrow Wilson Football CHere.D Senior Class Dance -Piqua Football CHereJ Junior Class Dance OCTOBER -Fairmont Football CThereJ -Cen-X Picnic -Sidney Football CThereD -Band Parents Covered Dish -Troy Football CHereJ Sophomore Class Dance -Miamisburg Football CThereJ NOVEMBER -Boosters Dance G reenville Football C Here J -F.F.A. Square Dance -Prince of Peace Declamation -F.F.A. Contest -4-H Club Achievement -Oakwood Football CThereJ -Assembly CMcLeanJ Choir Party -Senior Class Play -Senior Class Play -F.F.A. Rabbit Supper -Assembly CRev. Williardl Thanksgiving Assembly Thanksgiving Vacation -- DECEMBER fThereJ -Washington C. H. Basketball -M.V.L. Journalism Clinic -Cedarville Basketball QHereJ -Assembly -Greenfield Basketball CI-Ierel -Lebanon Basketball CThereJ -Choir Carols -Christmas Vacation School Closes 3:30 -Cincinnati Elder Basketball CThereJ 19- 23- 26- 27- 30- 5- Sidney Basketball CI-lerel Senior Sen-X Dance Assembly Troy Basketball CThereD Eaton Basketball CI-Ierej Hangout Assembly FEBRUARY Dayton Roosevelt Basketball CHereJ 9-Greenville Basketball CThereD 10- 16- Junior High Night Oakwood Basketball CI-Ierel Hy-Y Dance 17-Sophomore Class Party 20- 23- Assembly Springfield Basketball QThereD 24-Wilmington Basketball CHere J' Hangout MARCH 1-Assembly CRev. King-Rev. Ash! 6-Speech Night 10- 14- District Orchestra, Band, Contest at University of Dayton Vocational Guidance Day CDr. Slutzl 15-Assembly CMiss Ziegerb 16-Assembly fMelody Hourj Physical Education Night 17-District Solo and Ensemble Contest at O. S. lk S. O. Home 23-Easter Vacation 28-Basketball Banquet 29-Assembly CGlenn Morrisj 30-Cen-X Formal APRIL 6-Operetta 7-Operetta 10-Preliminary State Tests 13-G.A.A. Dance 20-Eighth Grade State Tests Commercial Club Dance 21-State Instrumental Solo and Ensemble at Ohio Wesleyan University 26-G.A.A. Banquet 27-Biology Club Dance 28- Cincinnati Walnut Hills Basketball fThereJ -Fairmont Basketball CI-Ierel -Alumni Dance CSenior Cen-X7 JANUARY -School Opens -Pictures CUnderclassmen-Shorty Noel -Piqua Basketball CThereD -Fairmont Basketball CI'-Iereb Varsity-X Dance -Winter Concert State Band, Orchestra, and Chorus Contest MAY 5-District State Scholarship Tests 11-Junior Class Play 12- .15-Achievement Banquet 17-Spring Concert 18-Junior, Senior Prom 20-Baccalaureate Exercises 24-Central Commencement 25-School Closes Seventy Nine State Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest iiviilrilr Herman Irwin Abromowitz- Moe August 6, 1933 Majors: English, Language, Mathe- matics, Science, Social Science Scholarship-Latin 1, 2: Chemis- try 3, Senior: Clubs-- Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1: Marching Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 1, 2, 4: Instrumental Music Council President 4: Senior Choir 2: Variety Show l, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Student Council 4: Co-Editor An- nual. Ruby Roberta Alspaugh- Ruby May 25, 1933 Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Mathematics, Social Science Clubs--Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Commercial 2, 3, Presi- dent 4: Office Girl 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4. Patricia Ann Andrew- Pat April 18, 1932 Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Bookkeeping, Social Science Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 4: Buccaneer Staff 4: G.A.A. 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show l, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Vocal Music Contests 2, 3. Sarah Juan Ankeney- Joan January 28, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence Minors: Language, Social Science Scholarship - Senior: Clubs -- Chemistry-Physics 4: Student Coun- cil Secretary 4: Senior Choir 4: Op- eretta 4: Beavercreek High School 1, 2, 3. Loyce Elaine Barnett- Elaine February 7, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics, Mathematics Minors: Science, Social Science Scholarship-Algebra 1: Clubs- Cen-X 3, 4: Boosters 4: Student Council 4: F.H.A. 1, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Senior Choir 4: Operetta 4: Senior Class Play. - Mary Lou Beamer- Mar-ilou December 14, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Language, Science Clubs--Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters' 2: Chemistry-Physics 3: Student Council 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Office Girl 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Op- eretta 2, 4: Instrumental' Music Con- tests 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Con- tests 3, 4: Senior Class Play. J ' ' Charles Alan Beason - Charlie -' - March. 28, 1933.,.. Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors, Science, Wood Shop ' ' Clubs--Varsity-X 3, 4: FF.A. 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3', -41l:,,Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4. Kenneth Lee Beason- Kenn'y May 9, '1933' Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture 5' Minors: Social Science, Wood Shop. Clubs-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramur- als 4. ' James Edward Benson- Jay Bo August 16, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence Minor : Mathematics, Speech Clubs-Hi-Y Vice-President 3, President 4: Chemistry-Physics 4: Varsity-X 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3', 4': Senior Activities Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4': Track l, 2: Baseball 3, 4': Student Council 1, Treasurer 4: Centralities 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4. Robert Wendell Bickett- Wendell April 12, 1932 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science, Vocational Agriculture. Clubs-F.F.A. 1, 2. Ruth Carol Bickett- Ruth September 9, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Science, Commercial Leah Joyce Billmeyer- Lee July 15, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Science Clubs-F.H.A. 3: Lynchburg High l, 2. Janet Lee Boatman- Janet November 30, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Social Science Clubs- Cen-X 1. Jesse Leroy Bobbitt- Lee September 18, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence, Social Science. Minors: Language Scholarship-English 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Senior: Clubs-l-li-Y, 3. Secretary 4: Chemistry-Phvsics 3, President 4: Buccaneer Staff 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play. Janet Eileen Bodine- Janet June 15, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Art, Commercial, Science Scholarship-English 3, Senior: Clubs Cen-X 3: F.H.A. 4: Art 3, Treasurer 4: Office Girl 4: Intramur- als 2. Allen Thomas Booth, Jr.- Al January 16. 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics Minors: Language, Science Scholarship - Senior: Clubs - Chemistry-Physics 4: Lewis County High, Vanceburg, Kentucky 1, 2, 3. Raymond Henry Borden- Ray June 1, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence Minors: Speech. Scholarship-General Science 1. Biology 2, History 3: Clubs Chemis- try-Physics 3: Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Buccaneer Staff 2: Speech Night 3, 4: Prince of Peace 3, 4: Football 1, 2. Norma Faye Bridgman- Normie , ', March 13, 1934 Majorsl: Commercial, English Minors: Science, Social Science 1: Bryan High 1. 4- 3 May 'Joan Bullock- Jo f: ' April 4. 1933 Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Science, Social Science Clubs-Cen-X 3, 4: :Boosters 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Commercial 3. Secre- tarsq,g.4: Office Girl 3, 4: Volleyball 2::Ba ,ketball 2: Senior Choir 2: Var- ietlsimghow 1: Operetta 2: Senior Clp,ss,:Play: G.A.A. 2. Prentice Daniel Carroll- Prennie ' March 4, 1931 Majors: English, Metal Shop, Science. Minors: Social Science. Tirinbling 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. -:'Matbhall Louis Clark- Marsh Nj , May 17, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ' ence Minors: Language, Mathematics, Speech Scholarship-American History 3, 1 at -' iirikii? Senior: Clubs-I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Chemistry- Physics 3, 4: Varsity-X 2, 3, Presi- dent 4: Football 1, 2', 3', 4': Basket- ball 1, 2, 4: Track 1: Golf 2', 3', 4': Tumbling 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Speech Night 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4. Dorothy Lorayne Codling- Dot March 6, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Social ,Science Minors: Commercial, Science Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, President 4: Student Council 4: Commercial 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Office Girl 4: Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: March'ng Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 4: Or- chestra 3, 4: Instrumental Music Lontests 4. Patricia Comford- Pat January 6, 1933 Majors: English, Art, Home Eco- nomics Minors: Commercial, Social Science Clubs F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Treasurer, 4: Commercial 4. Walter Dean Compton- Walt October 22, 1933 Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors: Wood Shop. Social Science Scholarship - Agriculture. Clubs- F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jerry Conner. Vilithdrawn. Judith Ann Craig- Judy June 14, 1933 Majors: Commercial, English, Sci- ence. Minors: Social Science. Scholarship-Science 1: Spanish 3: Senior: Clubs-Cen-X Vive-President, 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2: Buc- caneer Staff, 4: Office Girl 4: Senior Choir 2: Operetta 2: Class Vice-Presi- dent 2. Patricia Ann Dominy- Pat August 20, 1933 Majors: Commerci 1. English Minors: Mathematics, Social Science Clubs--Cen-X 1, 2. 3, 4: Com- mercial 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Cheer'- leader I , 2 , 3', 4 : Junior Class Play. Donald LeRoy Dudrow- Don July 11, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence, Mathematics. Scholarship-Geometry 2: Algebra 3: Senior: Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chem- istry-Physics, Treasurer 3 and 4: In- tramurals 3: Marching Band 3, 4: Concert Band 4: Orchestra 4: lnstru mental Music Contests 4: Senior Class Play: Operetta 4: Variety Show 3. Sally Louise Elliott- Sally November 14, 1932 Majors: Commercial, English, Home Economics. Minors: Social Science. Clubs Commercial 3, 4: Art 1, 2: Library League 3, 4: Buccaneer Staff 4: Office Girl 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Band 1: Variety Show 1, 3. Harold Lee Ford- Henry December 3, 1933 Majors: English, History, Metal Shop Minors: Speech. Clubs-Chemistry-Physics 4: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Vocal Music Contests 4: Speech Night 3 4. Roy William lirame- Tiny August 4, 1938 Majors: English, Science, Metal Shop Minors: Mathematics, Social Science Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Phy- sics 3, 4: Spring Valley 1. Richard Marvin Fudge- Dick July 15, 1938 Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science Minors: Speech, Science. Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Php ilriirvfr sics 4: Varsity-X 4: Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contest 1, 2, 3. 4: IHSUII- mental Music Council Vice-President 3: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Contests 4: Centralites 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2. 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 3, 4: Annual Staff. Joseph 1-lamma Galliger- Joltin' Joe June 25, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence. Minors: Mathematics. Speech Scholarship-Senior: Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Vars- ity-X 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2' 3', Co- Cap-tain 4 ': Basketball 1, 2: Track 2, 3: Baseball 3'. 4': Tumbling 2: In- tramural 3, 4: Speech night 4: Annual Staff: Class President 2. Larry Kent Gegner- Guo January 23, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence. Minors: Language, Mathematics Scholarship--Latin 1, 2, Senior: Clubs-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4: Chemis- try-Physics 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4': Baseball 3', 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 4: Vocal Music Contests 4: Variety Show l, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Centralites 1, 2: Senior Class Play: Class Treasurer 3: Class Vice-President 4. Janice Lou Gifford- Grady Augut 9, 1933 Majors: Fnglish, Social Science Minors: Home Economics, Science Clubs-Cen-X 1, Boosters 4: G.A.A. 4: Library League 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Basketball 4. Jerry Lee Gifford- Jed August 9, 1933 Majors: English. Science Minors: Metal Shop, Social Science. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4'. Robert Austin Gill- Kitty August 13, 1932 Majors: English, Wood Shop Minors: Art. Social Science Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, S , 4': Marching Band Color Guard 3, 4: Variety Show 3. Carlton Archibald Grieve- Bus May 25, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Social Sci- ence Minors: Metal Shop Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Varsity-X 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics Vice-President 3: Football 1, 2, 3', 4': Intramurals 3, 4. Joanne Lee Gultice- Jo March 20, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Bookkeeping, Social Science Clubs-Cen-X 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play. Donald Eugene Halsey- Bull March 15, 1933 Majors: English, Science Minors: Mathematics, Social Science Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Phy- sics 3. 4: Varsity-X 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Football 1: Baseball 3', 4': Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Carolyn Maye Harkins-'Car0l June 16, 1933 Majors: English, Commercial, Social Science Minors: Home Economics, Science Clubs- Cen-X 2: Boosters 4: F.H. A. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: Senior Choir 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Volleyball 1: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Operetta 4. Glenn Edward Harner- Glenn November 27, 1933 Senior Activities Majors: nglish, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors: Science, Wood Shop ClubsiF.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramur- als 1. 2, 3. John Clayton Harrison-- Yankee May 23, 1933 Majors: English, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics Scholarship--Senior: Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 3. 4: Varsity- X 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 : Basketball 2: Tumbling 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 13 Track 2. Ronald Bruce Hart- Ron August 16. 1933 Majors: English, Science Minors: Social Science, Speech Clubs--Hi-Y 3, 4: Varsity-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2', 3 , 4': Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Track 1', 2': Baseball 3 , 4': Speech Night 4. Roger Lee Hilliard- ROE May 15, 1933 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Mathematics, Social Science Clubs-Chemistry-Physics 3: Foot- ball 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Cecil Randolph Hoey- Cen August 4, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Mathematics, Science Clubs-Chemistry-Physics 4: Cen- terburg High 1, 2, 3. David Negus Huit- Mario September 23, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Science Minors: Science, Speech Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry- Phy- sics 4: Varsity-X 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Baseball 4': Tumbling 1', 2': 4': In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 4: Class Treasurer 2: Variety Show 1: Operetta 2. 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 4: Vocal Music Contests 4: Annual Staff. Shirley Joan Hunt- Joanie August 27, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence Minors: L-fnguage, Social Science Scholarship-Latin 1, English 3, Senior: Intramurals 3, 4: Clubs-Gem X 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Sen- ior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety -Show 3: Operetta 2, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 3, 4: Vocal Music Contests 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Speech Night 3: Secretary of Class 3, 4. Marlene Joyce Jacoby- Marlene December 8, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Social Science Clubs-Cen-X 3: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 2. Philip David Jenkins- Phil November 15, 1933 Majors: Enclish, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Science Football 4: Intramurals 3, 4. Sue Ann Jordan- Sue August 23, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Science, Mathematics, Lan- guage Scholarship-Modern History 2. Senior: Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial 3: Chemistry-Physics 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Basketball 3, 4: G.A.A. 3. Vice- President 4: Buccaneer Staff 3, 4: Office Girl 3: Student Council 1, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 3: Prince of Peace Declamations 3: Instru- mental Music Contests 4: Annual Staff. iikvfirik' Viola Jordan- Vi June 12, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Commercial, Science Scholarship- Bookkeeping 2, Span. ish 1, Senior: Intramurals 1, 2: Clubs --Cen-X 1, 2: Boosters 2. Neil Montgomery Keller- Kelsey March 7, 1933 Majors: Science, Social Science, Eng- lish, Mathematics Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Phy- sics 3, 4: Track 3, 4': Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Centralites 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumen- tal Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3. Shirley Ann LaMar-- Shirley May 31, 1933 Majors: English, Language Minors: History, Mathematics, Social Science .' Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band Color Guard 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2. 4: Instrumental Music'Coritests 2, 4: Vocal Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Centralites 3, 4. Susannah Lane- Susie August 26. 1933 Majors: English, Language, Science Minors: Social Science, Mathematics Scholarship-General Science 1, Bi- ology 2, Spanish 1, Senior: Clubs- Cen-X 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Chem- istry-Physics 3: Annual Staff: March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 8, 4: Var- iety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Instru- mental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4. Keith Smith Linkhart- Link May 20. 1934 Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors: Social Science, Wood Shop Clubs-F.F.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3. President 4: Student Council 1: In- tramurals 1, 2, 8, 4. Douglas Lee Long-- Doug April 12, 1931 Majors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Science, Social Science Clubs-Chemistry-Physics 3: Track 2. Edwin Louderback- Ed November 20. 1932 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Science, Social Science Bessie Lois Mackley- Betsy September 18, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence Minors: Social Science, Language Scholarship-Algebra 1, English 2, Senior: Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 3, Secretary 4: Annual Staff: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Senior Choir 2: 3: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Vocal Music Contests 3: Centralites 3, 4. D'Anne Marilyn Manor- D'Anne December 26, 1932 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Language, Mathematics Scholarship- Senior: Intramurals 1, 3: Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Annual Staff: March- ing Band 8, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: 4: Instrumental Music Operetta Z, Contests 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Con- 4: Junior ' Class Play: tests 2, 3, Senior Class Play. Gayle Elinor McIntosh- Mac ,February 18, 1933 Majors: 1 English, Commercial, Social Science Minors: Bookkeeping Clubs-Cen-X 2, 3, 4: Boosters 2. Sirikiir 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 4: Commer- cial 3, 4: Buccaneer Staff 2, 3: Co- Editor 4: St. Brigid 1. William Elbert Michael. Jr.- Mike June 2, 1933 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science, Science Clubs-Varsity-X 2, 3, 4: FDM' ball 1, 2', 3 , 4 : Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2', 3 I Tumbling 1, 2 . 3 : Intramurals 1, 2. 3: Variety Show 3. Ruby Milburn- Ruby October 6, 1933 Majors: English, Commercial, Sci- ence Minors: Mathematics, Language, Soc- ial Science Scholarship-English 1, 2: Senior! Clubs-Cen-X 3, 4: Chemistry-Phw sics 3, 4: Buccaneer Staff 3, 4: Li- brary League 3, 4: Commercial 3, 43 Office Girl 4. Constance Lee Miller- Connie April 22, 1934 Majors: English, Commercial, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics, Soc- ial Science Scholarship-English 1, 2, 3, Sen- ior: Intramurals 1, 2: Clubs-Cell-X 2, 3, 4: Commercial 4: Library League 3: Buccaneer Staff 4: Senior Choir 2, 4: Operetta 2, 4. Richard Louis Miller- Rich I May 31, 1933 Majors: Mathematics, Science, Eng- lish Minors: Language, Social Science I Scholarship-Latin 2, Chemistry 3, Senior: Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry- Physics 3, 4: Varsity-X 2, 3, 4I CU' Editor of Annual: Golf 1, 2', 3', 4': Tumbling 1, 2', 3 , 4': Intramurals 1-,' 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orcheifrl 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Senior Class Play: Operetta 4: Centralites 2, 3, 4. William Edward Miller-- Bill August 24, 1933 Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors: Science, Bookkeeping .'C1ubs-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorary Recorder: Intramurals 1, 4. Max Gene Moore- Gene July 5, 1932 Majors: English, Science, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science Clubs-Chemistry-Physics 3: Li- brary League 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Night 4. Jerry C. Murrell- Jerry July 16, 1933 Majors: English, Metal Shop, Book- keeping. Minors: Science, Social Science Clubs-Varsity-X 4: Football 2, 3', 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 8. William Kinsey Neeld- Fuzz August 11, 1933 Majors: English, Science, Mathemat- ics, Social Science Minors: Language Clubs--Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Phyh sics 3, 4: Varsity-X 4: Tumbling 1, 2', 3, 4 ': Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 4: Operetta 2, 4. Barbara Lee Pitzer- Barbie February 5. 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Language, Science Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, Secretary 3: Boosters. 1, 2, 3,: G.A.A. 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Oper- etta 2: Speech Night 3. ,Magel Ruith Pitzer- Skeeter October 18, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Science Clubs-F.H.A. 4. Senior Activities Gene Godfrey Pummell- Godfrey March 30, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Commercial, Mathematics Scholarship-Algebra 1: Bookkeep- ing 1, Senior: Football 1: Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2, 4. Myrtle Levonne Ringer- Mickey August 4, 1932 Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Home Economics, Social Sci- ence Intramurals-1, 2, 3: Clubs-Gem X 3, 4: Boosters 3: President 4: Student Council 4: F.H.A. 1: Com- mercial 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Buc- caneer Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Girl 4: Speech Night 3. Franklin Delano Rue- Hank January 18, 1932 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Science, Social Science Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. George Eugene Rue- Ballbat January 18, 1933 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science, Science Clubs- Varsity-X 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4: Football 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ': Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4': Track 1, 2, 3', 4 : Caroline June Savage- Caroline June 10, 1983 Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Language, Science Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: Commer- cial 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Instrumental Music Contests 2: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Operetta 2, 4. Ada. Grace Schoonover- Adie September 23, 1982 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Science Clubs-F.H.A. 3: Kingman High School 1. Virginia Lee Scott- Ginnie May 8, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Science, Science Intramurals 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Clubs- F.H.A. 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2. Lonnie Shattuck, Jr.-- Shad July 24, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science, Metal Shop Minors: Bookkeeping ' Clubs-Biology 4: Football 1: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Rosemary Simason- Rosie October 1, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Language, Speech Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball 1, 2: Cheerleader 34, 4': Clubs- Cen-X 1, President 2, 3, 4: Boosters 2: Chemistry-Physics 4: Student Council President 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Biology 3: Office Girl 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2, 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Speech Night 3, 4: Prince of Peace Declamations 3, 4. Peggy Lou Smith- Smitty June 18, 1983 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Social Science Volleyball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 2: Clubs--Cen-X 1, 3, 4: Boosters 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2: Com- mercial 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: Office Girl 4: Senior Class Play: Buccaneer Staff 4. Robert Francis Smith- Smitty June 28, 1933 ikiivilf Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science, Speech Clubs-Hi-Y 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Night 3, 4. Richard Leon Sodders- Dick December 13, 1932 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Social Science, Bookkeeping Clubs-Library League 3, 4: Art 1: Tumbling 1, 2. I Meredith Idelle Sommers - Meredith December 5, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Social Science. Softball 2: Clubs--Cen-X 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 1, 3, Historian 2, County President 4: Senior Choir 4: Operetta 4: Speech Night 3. Marilyn Roxanne Sparr- Roxanne July 31, 1933 Majors: Eriglish, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics, Soc- ial Science, Speech Scholarship - Senior: Clubs-Cen-X 4: Biology 4: Marching Band 4: Con- cert Band 4: Orchestra 4: Senior Class Plav: Operetta 4: Prince of' Peace Declamation 4: Class Treasurer 4: Senior Choir: Instrumental Music Contests 4: Speech Night 4: Geneva High 1, 2, 3. Iolene Spence- lolene April 2, 1931 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Science Clubs-Boosters 3, 4. Richard Lee AStrous- Dick March 20, 1933 Majors: English, Mathematics, Meta! Shop Minors: Social Science Scholarship--Algebra 2, Senior: Clubs Hi-Y 4: Intramurals 2: Senior- Class Play: Speech Night 4: Annual Staff. Charles William Stultz- Charlie September 10, 1933 Majors: English, Vocational Agricul- ture Minors: Industrial Arts, Social Sci- ence Clubs-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 4. Donna Jean Sturgeon- Jeanie March 24, 1933 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors:Commercial, Social Science Clubs-F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. l. 2: Vol- leyball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. Richard Wakeley-Withdrawn Wal'ter Lee White- Walt January 21, 1934 Majors: English, Wood Shop Minors: Social Science, Metal Shop Track 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Richard Hugh Wilson- Richie September 8, 1933 Majors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Science, Social Science Football 2, 3: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Macon Lassiter Williams- Mickey September 4, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Mathematics, Science Scholarship--Senior, World History 2, American History 3. Clubs-I-Ii-Y 3, Treasurer 4: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 4': Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Senior Choir 2: Class President 4: Variety Show 3: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Stu- dent Council 3, Vice President 4. Helen Wills-g He1en May 25, 1932 Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Science Class Secretary 2: Basketball 1, 2: Clubs-Cen-X 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4: Buccaneer Staff 4: Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Selretary 1, Coun- virrlrvir ty Serretary 2, Song Leader 3, Vice President 4: Library League 8: Senior Choir 2, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Vocal Music Contest 1, 2. Judith Ann Wood- Judie January 24, 1933 Majors: English, Social Science Mathematics Minors: Language Scholarship--Senior: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: C1ubS--Cen- 444 Ackerman, G. D. Adair's Allen, W. L., D. D. S. Alpha Dairy Alpha Seed Gr Grain Co. Althoff's Billiards American Loan 85 Realty CTheJ Amlin Motor Sales Anderson's Abattoir Senior Activities X 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1: G.A.A. 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 4: In- strumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Contest 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Cen- tralites 4. Homer Charles Wylie- Homer March 28, 1932 Sponsors Sflriiriir Majors: English, Mathematics, Sci- ence Minors: Metal Shop Scholarship-Geometry 2: Senior Clubs-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chernistry-Plxy- sics 3, 4: F.F.A. 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Class Presi- dent 3: Operetta 4: Vocal Music Con- tests 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Student Council 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' State. 21?-95242129 Dalton, Gus, Auctioneer Daum Bt Detty Co., Ltd. Davis Market Dayton Power and Light Company CTheJ DeWine's Billiard Parlor Donges Drug Store Donley Oil Co. Dorsey, E. P., Sinclair Refining Co. Dumbauld Welding Shop Anderson's Garage Anderson's Insurance Agency Anderson's Motor Co. Ashmore's Service Station Atchley, J. Clarence Band Box CTheJ Barry, R. W., M. D. Baughn Sand 85 Gravel Co. Beatty, Ernest B., County Recorder Belden, M. F., D. V. M. Berger's Dining Room Bill's Grill Black Furniture Store Bloom, Karl, Life Insurance Bobbitt, H. E., Mr. and Mrs. Bocklet, J. P., Supply Co. Bone, Charles A. Borden's Dairy 814 Ice Cream Co. CTheD Borden, Fred, Plumber Boring's School Ez Office Supplies Eavey Co. CTheD Eckerle Printing Co. Eichman's Ellis Motor Sales Engle Floral Ervin, Carl M. Espey, Paul D., M. D. Fair Store Electric Centre Famous Auto Supply Co. Famous Cheap Store Farm CTheJ Fawcett, H. J. Five Points Beauty Salon Five Points Food Mart Frank's Marathon Service Fraternal Order of Eagles 1689 Fraternal Order of Police Fultz, Juanita Rankin, Mrs. Funk, Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Gallaher Drug Co. CTheJ Bowell Grocery Bs Dairy Treat Braun's Credit Jewelers Brewer's Grocery Buck's Meat Market Buckeye Press Co. fTheJ Business and Professional Women CTheD Camera Shop Carroll Bt Binder Co. CTheJ Chapman, R. N., Gs Sons Trucking Service Chat-85-Chew Drive In. Chew Publishing Co. QTheJ Citizens National Bank City Loan Us Savings Co. CTheJ Clark, Fred L., Insurance Agency Clouse, I. Warren, Insurance Coffield Barber Shop Cooperative Club CTheD Comer Pharmacy Court House Beauty Salon Cox, Arthur D. Jr., Photographer Cox, Ray, Insurance Crawford 8x Bottorff Cigar Store Crawford Taxi Credit Bureau of Xenia Criterion KTheJ Dabe, C. A., 8: Sons Dairy Queen-570 Cincinnati Ave. Galliger Insurance Agency Galloway Bs Cherry Gegner's Market Geyer's Gibney's Gilroy, Tommy Ginaven Poultry Market Graham's Wallpaper Greene County Children's Home--Ross Matthews Greene County Locker Co. Greene County Lumber Co. CTheJ Gregory, K. H., General Contractor Grieve, Nancy, Miss Gueltig Florist Haines, Russell L., D. D. S. Hammond, W. A., Drierite Co. Handler Brothers Auto Parts Hamer, Dutch, Electrical Contractor Harrison Supply Co. I-Iazel's Shop Henderson, R. C., M. D. Henkel, George P. , Herrin Sunoco Service Station Hess, Harold, Agricultural Implements Hess, Harold, Hudson Sales Hiler, Ben T., Insurance Hitchcock Jewelry Store , Eighty Three il? it if? Sponsors Home Market Hooven Bn Allison Co. CTheD Hub Market CTheJ Huff Electric Huff, O. V. Huit, W. G. Hull, Roy V., Compliments of Hunt, B. F., Interior Decorator Hunt, E. H., Mr. and Mrs. Huston Bs Bickett Hardware Store Huth, Glenn L., Prudential Insurance Agent Hy Art Cleaners Hyman, Abe Jacobs, Lou James Brothers Grocery jeffryes, W. O., 85 Son, General Contractor jim's Pawn Shop Jim's Welding Shop Johnson, Mel, Barber Shop Johnson's Lawn 81. Garden Store Johnson's Velvet Dairy 81, Grill Jones, D. D., Drug Store Kaiser Laundry Kelble Electric Service Kelley Brother's Taxi Service Kelly, R. A., Co. CTheJ Kennedy's King Tractor Sales Kitchens Grocery Kiwanis Club CTheJ Krakoff's Kresge's, S. S., Co. Kroger's Kuhn, G. W., D. D. S. Kuntz Marcelled Potata Chips 1.ang's Chevrolet Co. Lawrence Hotel Le Sourd 8s Co. License Bureau, Ruth Weaver Litt Brothers . Loy, R. B. Lucille's Beauty Shop McDorman's McDowell 8a Torrence Lumber Co. McFarland's Television 85 Radio Service McGinnis, john McHenry, Dave McKeever, Clarence E., Insurance McNamee Fuel Bs Supply Co. McPherson, E. V. McQuiggan, Paul, Dr. M Mrs. McVay's Store, Inc. .Mahaffey, Leo Sz Sons, Cutting, Welding, 85 Hauling Main Auto Supply Main Restaurant ,Manor Decorating Co. 'Marshall, Dallas, Realtor Marshall 8a Marshall, Attys' at Law ,Marshall Motor Co., Chrysler-Plymouth Maxwell, Bob, Radio Shop May, A. B., D. O. Mayflower Beauty Salon Melody Shop Antiques Miller Bu Cross Service Station Milton's ' ' Minke, Clifford A. Model Cleaners Modern Finance Co. Modern Shoe Repair' ' - Molitor, J. F., Plastering Moose Lodge ' ' a Morton, R. M., D. D. S. Mouser Transfer 85 Storage- Nagley Funeral Home Neeld Funeral Home ikvfkiiz Ohio ,Food Products Co. CTheJ Ohio State Employment Centre Ohio Theater fTheJ Orgonas Television Bn Radio Repair 0wen's Grocery Park-N-Shop Pat's Grocery Patterson Appliances Pauline's Gift Shop Pavey, Wm. H., D. V. M. Penney, J. C., Co. CTheJ Perrill, A. V. Peterson, Hollis, Interior Decorator Pidgeon, Agency, Oscar L., 85 Ralph L. Pierson, Delbert, 8s Son Porter Window Cleaning Service Prugh 81. Sharp, Real Estate R Auctioneer Purdom Motor Sales Rader's Creamery Radio Cab Co. Reeves, E. N., D. D. S. Reliable Shoe Store Rich Jewelers Richard's Shoe Store Rinck, Alice, Hat Shop Ringbr Bn Son Dairy Rose Marie's Beauty Salon Ruse's Creamery Ss Restaurant Schmidt Realty Bu Insurance Agency Seigler Bottling Co. Service Tire Shop Shagin, Peter Shawnee Motor Sales Shearer, Atwell, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, L. N. Shoup Br. Hagler, Attys. at Law Smith Advertising Co. Smith's Bakery Smith, McCallister, 85 Gibney Sol's Store Sowers, john E. Standard Oil Co. Steddom, Arthur-Phontographer Stiles Bu Block Sunbeam Bread, Schaefer's Inc. Teach, Thomas, Grocer 85 Florist Tiffany Jewelry Store Ungard, Wm. T., M. D. Vandergriff, G. B. CVan's Automatic Amusementsj Vanity Beauty Salon Victory Lunch Virag, Johnny, Jr. Vogue Centre , Wead, Robert H., ik Aultman, Philip Weaver Electric Welfare Finance Corp. CTheD White's Gulf Service Woolworth, F. W., Co. i World Wide Lunch Xenia Abattoir Xenia Aviation Co. Xenia Barber Shop-Ray Rector, Mgr. Xenia Candy Kitchen Xenia Country Club Xenia Farmers Exchange Co. CTheD Xenia Fire Department Xenia Iron 2m Metal Co. Xenia Locker Storage Xenia Lodge No. 668-B.P.O.E- Xenia Market Xenia National Bank Xenia Rotary Club Xenia Standard Parts Xenia Theater Friends C25 -'r--- , .f, I U 'V .. ' Q, , -L . A r 'ZH '. -- fi:ffi ' . W. . . , ,. . x ,il Jay., -- ---v-1 , , , 1. 3 ,, 1 , .' 1 - I ' J. .X , V4 ,f-U -'M 'f ' . , ' 4,.. , . ,, ' X, s--.in - ' - -- Jf ' ' L , 4 V ' , . 2 1' n ' - .. - .' V P 3-A.. . J - 3 ,C r , ., , I, VV.. A , I . . 1, - ' , - , . 'U - Q-N-1j I ' 1 L4 7' ' , ' ,. X 1 ,Q . f , 4 ,L - h 5 - 11 , - L .. -H1 i , . , , 1, ., A IM. K. 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