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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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Y-of , 'fcnwsx de, we Q-esex Quia Ko, Ywroh 'nm Cfeowix Qiw, 'sax -he woes Juni 99? 0016 DEDICATION ,N , Q- c We, the Class of 1952, take great pleasure in dedicating this Cen-Sen to Mr. P. D. Wickline. During his fifteen years on our faculty he has achieved innum- erable awards for Xenia Central. Through his guidance in vocational agriculture he has brought us both state and national recognition. To an understanding, respected, and very modest faculty member the Class of 1952 is pleased to dedicate this annual. Four of 1952 Editor: Arlene Martin Business Manager: Joanne Donges Associate Editor: Sandra McCallister Assistant Editors: Nlyrna Ginaven Dorothy J0llH9S jane Reynolds ,loyre Braclforcl Marjorie Loy Tom Welsh Betty Rader Joann Boyer Ilvad Typist: Kathryn Lerlbetwl' Five Photographers: Art Work: Sponsor Sales Student Sales: Tr0z4su1'e-r: jim Coates Dick Haines Nancy Neeld janet McCafferty Carol Patterson Marvin Eyler Jayne Clll'LlS Hill! f m 7 in A QE. 7 f 1 45,11 ' 972225 N 'X :jjj 'UE 1 ff' f X N 4 f ' .f , I ,f V 3:5 .5 , - , v -44 CHOOL BOARD Mr. W. G. Huit Mr. D. L. Purdom Mr. R. B. Loy Mr. J. A. Wood President Clerk Vice President Mr. R. J. Warner Mr. W. H. Thomas Mr. H. N. Heath Mr. C. H. Benner Superintendent Principal Miss Janet Bodine Mrs. Edna Winter Mrs. Reigh Spahr Secretary to Superintendent Attendance Officer Secretary to Principal Eight FACULTY Mr. Ben Ankney B. S. Miami University Social Studies Head Football Coach Mr. Ross Bateson B.S., M.A. Bowling Green University Boys' Physical Education G l ' 6? QJQZQWJJEM Mrs. john Bean Mr Paul Boxwell BS BS Miami University Wilmington College Home Economics Mathematics M Mr. Byron Cranor Mrs. David H. Deen Miss Mary DeMatteo Miss Mary Dickerson A.B., M.A. A.B. B.S. B S Earlham College Wooster College Ohio State University Ohio State University Chemistry, Physics Latin, Dean of Girls Commercial Mathematics Dean of Boys Nine FACULTY Nlr. Robert Downs Mr. Ray Edwards Miss Nelle Frasch Miss Helen Heinselman B.S. B.S. B.A. B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green University Ohio State University Ohio State University Instrumental Music Mathematics, Coach English General Science Arithmetic Nlrs. John W. Hey Miss Joyce Huston Miss Marilyn Iftner Mrs. Graham Justus B.S. B.A. A.B. B.S. Ohio State University Wittenberg College Capital University Ohio University English, General Science Commercial English, History Girls' Physical Ed. ' Ten FACULTY Mr. William Kaylor Mr. Richard Kessler Mr. Walter Marshall Mr. Lorin McNeal B.S., M.A. B.S. B.S. B.S., M.A. Miami University Miami University Muskingum College Ohio State University History History, Coach Biology, Coach Vocal Music Head Basketball Coach Mrs. Russell Miller Mr. Ralph Eugene Mook Mr. E. J. Neff Mrs. Olive T. Nybladh B,S. B.S. B.S. A.B. Ohio State University Ohio University Ohio University Antioch College Home Economics Social Studies Industrial Arts Social Studies, English Eleven FAC LTY Mr. H. G. Patterson Mrs. Walter L. Patterson Miss Marjorie Porter Mr. Ray Seilhamer B.S., M.A. A.B. B.S. B.S. Miami University Oberlin College Ohio State University Ohio State University History, Geography English Spanish, English Industrial Arts r . ' Miss Donna Simmons Mr. Richard Sultzbach Mr. P, D. Wickline Mrs. Kenneth Wilburn B.S. A.B, B.S. A.B. Ohio State University Wittenberg College Columbia iversity Cedarville College Art Speech Agri I . History 11'i',?-15 ff -1i-f :VI - ' h . P y r.. P f I Alv' I ' ' . ,., Q .lli 2: I I vl., 1 :E ,V : . ,', i ,122 .,.r ' .Air f' I P iove y.e,, , P 3 5, P Not t .tt 'li' P i 'WW ,r,. 1 gi Q ...i' l ' '-,,'- a iw '-'11- 1 , i .iv:' ,f-- ' I 'l f 'l1ill'l Q L. iltt ...lr i l Z -lliil P . ' ,- ' 'i'i.. 1 v'ii if iiii P- lli' Viii lil :-'i ' Izri - , . A I i.i, 1 if Miss Doris Williams Mr. William Wilson Mrs. Joseph E. Balmer B.A. B.S. A.B. Muskingum College Miami University Ohio Northern University English Mechanical Drawing Psychology, Driving Remedial English Twelve Mrs. David H. Deen is Dean of Girls and B. F. Doc Cranor is Dean of Boys. They give their help and guidance very freely, They work along with Mr. Benner in arranging schedules for the students. Thirteen f 'URS f F Q .N sk V .., N - , 1351- RZ' , H 'l-- -ull I - ' ,Rina-..-EL! ju, s L .. , ,, 4 'ENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Donald Lee Stephens HDOnU April 19, 1933 Senior Class President Hi-Y 3-4 Student Council 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 1-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 2-3 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Speech Acts. lil'-25?-33:-451 Norma Jean Castle Castile january 19, 1934 Senior Class Secretary Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3 Treas. 4 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Senior Choir 1-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 4 Variety Show 2 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 2 Orchestra 1-2 Speech Activities 4 junior Class Play Senior Class Play Mr. Walter L. Marshall and Mrs. David H. Deen CLASS OFFICER Sixteen Nicholas J. Ungard HNiCk!! June 3, 1934 Senior Class Vice Pres Hi-Y 3-4 Student Council 2 Varsity-X 2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Football 1-2 Basketball 13-23-34- all M.V.L. Captain 42' all M.V.L. Golf 114-2?-35' Co-Capt. 41' Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 4 Operetta 1-3 Dolores Ann Strome Doris June 24, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society V Junior and Senior Class Treasurer Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 3-President 4 Student Council 2-4 Chemistry-Physics 3 Soeech Activities 4 Senior Class Play Library League 4 Priscilla Ann Allen Tillie January 4, 1934 Cen-X 4 Senior Choir 4 Marching Band 4 Concert Band 4 Steamboat Springs Colorado 1-2-3 James Ernest Amole Stub September 16, 1933 Varsity-X 23 Pres. 4 Biologf 2 Baseball 21'-32-434 Football 13-2 4133? Co-Captain 4? Basketball 1-2 Track 1-Ziff Tumbling 3-444 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 4 Dorothy M. Anderson Dottie May 3, 1934 Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2 Boosters-Treasurer 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 3-4 Variety Show 4 Operetta 1-3 Elwood Dale Baker Elwood April 25, 1934 Hi-Y 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 3-4 Senior Class Play Seventeen Janet Louise Alspaugh Ozzie September 17, 1934 F.H.A. 1-2-3 Booster 3-4 Speech Activities 1 ga J ,J , ' 5 f. A, ' If 1'-f l'l' Vjff NU' t Jack Morris Anders HAndy!? August 9, 1934 F.F.A. lik-25'-355'-44' Varsity-X 3-4 Tumbling 2:14-344-41' Intramurals 1-2-4 Variety Show 4 Speech Activities 3-4 Glenn T. Anderson llT0m,I September 23, 1934 F.F.A. 1-25'-31'-45' Biology 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Senior Class Play Warren Craig Bales Bales November 19, 1934 F.F.A. 1-24'-31:-444 Intramurals 1 .'. . Donna Jean Beam Beanie january 31, 1934 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 3 Rosalene A. Beekman Rosie August 4, 1934 Intramural 1 Senior Choir 4 Variety Show 4 Office Girl 4 Martha V. Block Marty February 27, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Boosters 2 Sec. 3-4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Interscholastic Team 4 Music Council 1 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 2-3-4 Marching Band 4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 1-2-3 Charma Jean Babbitt Jeanie October 26, 1934 Cen-X 3-4 Student Council 3 Biology 2 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Speech Activities 3 Eighteen Charles Lewis Beason Charlie August 12, 1934 F. H. A. 1-294-341-45 Speech Activities 3 Janet Lou Bickett August 30, 1934 Richard B. Bloclc ilDiCkY! February 27, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Senior Latin I, Geometry 2, Chemistry 3 Junior Class President Hi-Y 3-4 Student Council 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Varsity-X 3-4 Biology President 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Baseball 23-35'-4'k Football 2-3-42? Basketball 1-2-35?-4? Senior Choir 1-2-3, President 4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Buckeye Boys' State Helen Joann Boyer H ION May 11, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Boosters 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Biology 2 Intramural 1-2 Operetta 1 Speech Activities 1-2?-3?-44' Peace Declamation 4 Junior Class Play Office Girl 3-4 Library League 3-4 Joyce Bradford uJ'OyCe9i September 6, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Scholarships- English 1-2-3-Senior Cen-X 1-2 Buccaneer Staff 1-2-3 G.A.A. 3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Pnysics 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Interscholastic Team 4 Marching Band 4 Concert Band 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Library League 3-4 Charlotte L. Camden Ascandyay September 30, 1933 Cen-X 1-3 F.H.A. 1-2 Buccaneer Staff 3 ' G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 , 'Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 2-3-4 Senior Choir 1-2-4 Variety Show 4 Operetta 1 Library League 3-4 Hilda Louise Clark Hilda August 21, 1933 F. H. A. 1 Variety Show 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3 Concert Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Instrumental Music Contest 2-3 JoAnn Codling MJD!! August 11, 1934 Cen-X 1-2-3 Boosters 3-4 G. A. A. 1-2-3:41 Biology 2 Intramurals 1-2-3 Orchestra 1 Speech Activities 1 Nineicen Barbara J. Brittingham Bobbie December 18, 1934 Martha J. Chamlaliss lKPiU June 11, 1934 Cen-X 3-4 F.H.A. 2 Office Girl 4 James F. Coates Oates September 23, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Varsity-X 4 Football 1-2-34'-4? Mgr Tumbling 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 1 Operetta 1 Daniel Bailey Coe HHoe!I June 17, 1934 Varsity-X 2-3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Baseball 2'l'-34'-4'lf Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3'F-43: Track 1 Senior Choir 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Operetta 3 John A. Collins, Jr Johnnie May 12, 1934 Biology 2 Track 1 Intramurals 1-2 Jayne Arlene Curtis azlacien February 16, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Cen-X 2-3-4 Boosters 2-3 G.A.A. 1-2-31 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Interscholastic Team 1-2-3 Lauris L. Cypher ..Cy,, July 5, 1933 F.F.A. 1-2-33'-4 f Biology 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team Joanne Donges ...Ion July 22, 1934 Nat'1 Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 1-2-3 Vocal Music 1 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Instrumental Music ' Contest 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Office Girl 4 Twenty William D. Collins HBill!! July 10, 1933 Track 2-3 Tumbling 24:-34 Intramurals 3 Variety Show 3 Russell M. Curtis HRUSSH October 1, 1934 F.F.A. 1-2, Treas. Stk-44' Student Council 2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1 State Farmer 3 Winner in State and National Meat Judging Eileen June Davis uE- .Ln November 4, 1934 F.H.A. 1-2-3 Senior Choir 2-3 Richard Thomas Doren Dickie April 23, 1934 F.F.A. 1-244-3'l', Pres. 43' Virginia C. Douglas lKGini!7 May 20, 1934 Cen-X 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology 2 Intramurals I-2-3-4 Ll 1. 1 1 X' l , 1' N f l Marvin Lee Eyler Marv November 29, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarships-Senior American History 3 Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Intramurals 2 Music Council Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Music Contest 1-2-3-4 Centralites 1-2-3-4 O'Brein Fisher Tennessee October 10, 1933 Buccaneer Staff 4 Football 1 Track 3 Intramurals 4 Variety Show 1 Speech Activities 2 Myrna Lou Ginaven aaMyrtyv December 22, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-English 1, Spanish 3, Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Buccaneer Staff 3 Boosters 2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 2-3 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Peace Declamalion 3 Library League 2 Twenty One John Blayne Ernst Buster June 25, 1934 Varsity-X 4 Football 44' Tumbling 23'-33 Leonard R. Fanning ullennyu February 12, 1934 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Barbara Jean Gibson Barbie July 19, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemisty-Physics 3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 4 Variety Show 2-4 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Speech Activities 3 Senior Class Play Ronald L. Grooms KlArrn7SYl july 6, 1935 Basketball 3 Intramurals 1-2-4 Operetta 1 Sue Ann Guyton Annie January 4, 1934 F.H.A. 3 Boosters 3-4 Senior Choir 1 Paul Russell Halder Rusty October 132 1933 Hi-Y 3-4 Varsity-X 3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Football 1-33'-43' Basketball 1 Track 1-391' Intramurals 1-2-3 Speech Activities 1 Wm. B. Hendershot Buckshot April 11, 1933 Scholarships-Geometry 2, Advanced Algebra 3 Hi-Y 3-4 Chemistry-Physics 4 Football 4 Intramurals 4 Speech Activities 4 Wapakoneta High School 1-2-3 Phyllis Joanne Hurley Hphylll December 26, 1934 FH.A. 1-2 G.A.A. 1 Library League 3-4 Twenty Two Richard A. Haines HDiCkl! March 29, 1934 F.F.A. 1-2-3 Biology 2 Speech Activities 4 Junior Class Play 1 J .f L' if Janet Lee Hendee H-Ian!! July 14, 1934 Cen-X 2-3-4 Biology 2 Marching Band 2-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 3-4 Office Girl 3-4 Ronald E. Hilderbrondt 41Hildyxx March 29, 1934 F.F.A. 1-2-3-41 Intramurals 1-2-4 Speech Activities 3-4 Joyce Ann lrey llBaby,, April 4. 1935 Cen-X 3-4 Boosters 3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Chemistry Physics 3 Intramurals 3-4 Interscholastic Team 3 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 3-4 Variety Show 1 Operetta 3 Phyllis Ann Jenkins lLPhilY7 july 30, 1954 Scholarships-Algebra Bookkeeping 2, Sen.or Buccaneer Staff 3 Biology 2 Operetta l Richard F. Lang Dick August 16, 1924 Nat'l Honor Socie-y Scholarship-Senior Hi-Y 3-Vice President 4-President Student Council 4 Varsity-X 3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-Vice President 4 Football 1-2-3:51-4:51 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3 Opere ta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 1-2-3-4 Speech Activities 1-3 Junior Class P ay Buckeye Boys' Slate 3 Kathryn Ledbetter A'Katie March 6, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 Treas G.A.A. 1-2 Secretary 3 President 4 Biology 2 Intramurals 2-3-4 Interscholastic 2-3-4 Senior Choir 3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Instrumental Niusic Contest 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Senior C'ass P ay Marjorie A. Loy Margie June 19. 1914 Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Boosters 2-3-4 G. A. A. 2-3 Biology 2 Chemistry-1-'nysics 3 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-, Senior Class P.:,v Twenty-three Dorothy A. Johnes Peanut October 15, 1933 Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Biology 2, Senior Cen-X 3-4 F.H.A. 1-Secretary 2 Patricia A. Leach Pat November 29, 1933 Cen-X 1-2-3 F. H. A. 2-3 G. A. A. 1-2 Intramurals 1-2 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 2-4 George A. Long Inch March 19, 1934 Scholarship-Senior Sophomore Class Treas. Hi-Y 3-4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Treasurer Student Council 3 Varsity-X 4 Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-44' Track 1 Senior Choir 1-2-3 President 4 Vocal Music Contest 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Speech Activities 3 Senior Class Play 4 M. Arlene Martin Shortie March 2, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Editor Scholarship-Senior Cen-X 1-Vice President 2 President 3-4 Buccaneer Staff 1-2-3 Co-editor 4 Student Council 1-2-4 Secretary G.A.A. 2-325: Bioiogy 2 Chemistry Physics 3-4 Vice President Intramurals 1-2-3 Senior Choir 2-3 Vocal Music Contest 3 Variety Show 4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 1-2-3 junior Class Play Senior Class Play Speech Activities 1-3:11 Ronnie Gene Mason Felix May 24, 1934 Art Club Intramurals 3 Marching Band 3-4 Speech Activities 1-2-3-4 William L. Matson Muscles January 31, 1933 Hi-Y 3-4 Varsity-X 1-2-3-4 Biology 2 Treasurer Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4:51 Track 12'-2:3-34'-4:3 Senior Choir 3 Variety Show 4 Operetta 3 Speech Activities 1-2 Sandra L. McCallister Sandy July 1, 1954 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior American History 3 Cen-X 1 Secretary 2-3-4 Buccaneer Staff 3-11 G. A. A. 1-3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 4 Intramurals 1 Senior Choir 3 Variety Show 2 Operetta 3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 1-2-3-4 Speech Activities 3 Senior Class Play Norman McMahan Burley September 7, 1934 Hi-Y 3-4 Varsity-X 2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Football 245-34' Co-Captain 42' Track 24'-34' Intramurals 3-4 Twenty Four Constance Lou Massie Messie August 17, 1934 Scholarship-Algebra 1 F. H. A. 1-2 Student Council 3 Janet L. McCafferty HMac97 December 3, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Cen-X 3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-Sec. 3-4 Art Club 2 Secretary-Treasurer 3 President 4 Student Council 3 Operetta 1 Glenna E. McGuire UG-EY! October 12, 1933 Scholarship- Senior Cen-X 3-4 Chemistry-Physics 3 Joyce Eleanor Meek KIJOYH November 24, 1934 Senior Choir 3 Vocal Music Contest 2 Variety Show 2 Operetta 1 Library League 1 Wm. G. Merriman, Jr. UBillH March 2, 1934 Biology 3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 1-3 Junior Class Play Arthur Lee Milburn UArtY! December 29, 1934 Hi-Y 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Football 1 Intramurals 2 Marching Band 2-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Instrumental Music Contest 3-4 Speech Activities 35:-4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Barbara Mae Molitor HBarbY1 December 5, 1934 Intramurals 1 Senior Choir 1 Bobbie Dale Moore UB0b1l May 31, 1934 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Speech Activities 3-4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Twenty Five Robt. W. Middleton UBOb!! November 21, 1934 F. F. A. 1-2-34'-41 Tumbling 24'-3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 2 Patricia L. Mitchell Hpatn April 8, 1934 Cen-X 1 G. A. A. 1 Senior Choir 1-2-3 Vocal Music Contest 1 Variety Show 2 Esther Marie Molitor cspinkyn November 7, 1933 F.H.A. 1 Art Club 2-3 Intramurals 1 Doris Ann Muterspaw upippyn january 30, 1934 Cen-X 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2 Buccaneer Staff 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3, Reporter 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 1-2-3-4 Cheerleading 4 Variety Show 2-4 Marching Band 1-2-3 Concert Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Music Contest 1-2-3 Senior Class Play Library League 4 Nancy Neeld Nance December S, 1934 Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Senior Spanish 3 Cen-X 1-2-3 Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Boosters 2-3 Vice Pres., 4 President G.A.A. 2 Biology 2 Vice President Chemistry-Physics 3 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 1-2 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Library League 3 Buckeye Girls' State Patricia L. Pemberton Hpati! January 20, 1934 Cen-X 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Vice Pres. Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 1-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Music Contest 1-2-3-4 Lois Irene Piatt Lorie February 7, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-General Science 1. Biology 2, Senior junior Class Secretary Cen-X 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 2-3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Intramurals 2-3 Operetta 1 Sreech Activities 2-3 Library League 4 Georgette Pirpiris Georgie May 22. 1933 Cours Sevigne in France 1-2-3-4 Honorary Member of Cen-X Honorary Member of Boosters Carol Esther Patterson Carol October 4, 1934 Nat'1 Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-English 1-2-3, Senior Cen-X 1-2 Treas., 3-4 G.A.A. 2-3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Secretary Intramurals 1-2-3 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orches'ra 1-2-3-4 Music Contest 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Stephen Ray Peterson Stevie September 23, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Algebra 1 Geometry 2, Senior Sophomore Class Pres. junior Vice Pres. F.F.A. 1-2-3:14 Vice President. 4? Student Council 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 State Farmers Winning Meat Judges Team James Malcom Pierce ll-Tim!! February 4, 1934 F.F.A. 2-33:-44' Regional Winner F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest Track 4 Intramural 4 Janice Carol Pitstick llslanfl june 13, 1934 F.H.A. Treasurer 2-3-4 Senior Choir 1 Varie'y Show 1 Speech Activities 1 Xxx I t f 4 1 James Richard Porter Dick February 11, 1934 Ne 2NVienna 1-2-3 L.. , V l . ,ff 1' 1 I U , is , L 27 f Harold Andrew Pyles Filler March 23, 1934 Intramurals 3-4 ,Leo Leslie Rector Buckskin October 12, 1934 F.F.A. 1-24'-33'-44' Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Jane Louise Reynolds Janie March 8, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarships-Latin I-IIQ Advanced Algebra 3g Senior Cen-X 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3 President 4 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music Contests 2-3-4 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Instrumental Music Contests 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Twenty Seven Larrence Ellis Pummell Leaping Larry August 15, 1934 Varsity-X 3 Baseball 3-4 Football 31?-42: Track 1-2 Mgr. Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Variety Show 4 Nfarching Band 1-2 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Instrumental Music Contests 3-4 Speech Activities 1-2-32-47 Senior Class Play Betty Ellen Rader nBettyn July 22, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Cen-Sen Staff Scholarship-Spanish 35 Senior Cen-X 1-2-Secretary 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 4 Senior Choir 1-3 Variety Show 2-4 Marching Band l-2-3-4 Operetta 1-3 Concert Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Music Contests 1-2-3-4 Howard M. Reynolds Harvie December 12 1934 Chemistry-Physics 3 Intramurals 3-4 Senior Choir 2 Soeech Activities 4 Senior Class Play Roger Eugene Riley HRog7Y October 26, 1934 Hi-Y 3-Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Intramurals 1-2-4 Operetta 1 Speech Activities 1-2-34:-41' Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Carol Louise Scroggy ncarlyvy January 6, 1933 Intramurals 1 Senior Choir 2-3-4 Vocal Music Contest 2-3-4 Operetta 1-3 Russell Neal Shope usheepn January 1, 1934 Biology 2 Football 1-3-4 Track 1-2 Martha L. Slattery Slats July 20, 1934 Cen-X 2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3 G.A.A. 1 Office Girl 4 Bruce Victor Smith R.C.A. February 25, 1934 Scholarship-Senior Chemistry-Physics 3 Baseball 3 Senior Choir 3 Bellbrook High School 1 Lewis Loring Shepherd Lorie August 28, 1934 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Thomas Marion Silcott llTom!Y September 17, 1934 Scholarship-Senior Hi-Y 4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Football 1 Track 1-2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Barbara Jean Smith Barb September 24, 1934 F.H.A. 1-Reporter 2 Viola Jean Spurgeon Blondie July 5, 1933 F.F.A. 1-2 Senior Choir 1-2-3-4 Vocal Music 1 Variety Show 1-2 Twenty Eight Virginia Lee Stroud HGiny7l May 6, 1934 Cen-X 3 Buccaneer Staff 3 G.A.A. 2 Biology 2 Speech Activities 3 Library League 3 Ernest Lynn Terhune nLynnn January 12, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Senior Hi-Y 3-4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Student Council 3 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Tumbling 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 junior Class Play Senior Class Play Grace Elaine Turvey Gracie April 2, 1934 Cen-X 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3 Office Girl 4 Erma Jill Watson nxlilln March 30, 1934 Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship-Senior, General Science 1 Cen-X 3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Biology 2 Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Intramurals 2-3 Operetta 1 Library League 4 Gerald T. Swigart scjerryu December 7, 1934 Intramurals 4 Patricia Mae Thornton lAPat7! january 13, 1934 Cen-X 3-4 F.H.A. 1-2 Senior Choir 1 Office Girl 4 Library League 1 Sharlee Veidt Sharlee November 22, 1934 Cen-X 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology 2 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Interscholastic Team 3-4 Senior Choir 3 Variety Show 2-4 Operetta 1-3 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Music Contests 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Thomas E. Welsh CKQHHIQMYY July QBQAI934 Nat'l 1-xonpqtsdbiety Cen-,Sen jStQfft, Scholarsthip-Senioig. Hi-Y? 3-45 K Varsity-Xxx? Biofosyfls. Chemistry-Physics 3-4 Football. Manager 1-2 Basketball 2 Golf I-,2:s'f,4ff ' . Co-Captain Intramurals '1-3-4 Jud1ior.,Class Play Bertha Joan White Don T. Wiechers Mary Helen Wiliiams ll-I0an57 HSkip7Y HI-Iank!! June 12, 1934 March 10, 1934 September 5, 1934 F.H.A. 1-2 F.F.A. 1 Vice President F.H.A. 1 Senior Choir 1-2-3 23'-32 -4'f' Buccaneer Staff 3 Variety Show 2 Speech Activities 3-4 Operetta 1 Thirty NATIONAL HO OR 'OCIETY Row I-Jane Reynolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Arlene Martin, Martha Block, Barbara Gibson, Jill Watson, Sandra McCallister, Joann Boyer, Carol Patterson, Dolores Strome. Row II-Lois Piatt, Betty Rader, Joanne Donges, Tom Welsh, Steve Peterson, Dick Lang, Lynn Terhune, Marvin Eyler, Dick Block. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Seated-Kathryn Ledbetter, Sandra McCallister, Arlene Martin, Joyce Bradford, Dorothy Anderson, Norma Castle, Myrna Ginaven, Martha Block, Marjorie Loy, Barbara Gibson, Nancy Neeld, Betty Rader, Joanne Donges. Standing-Dick Lang, Tom Welsh, Dick Block, George Long, Jill Watson, Lois Piatt, Dolores Strome, Dorothy Johnes, Joann Boyer, Jane Reynolds, Carol Patterson, Lynn Terhune, Tom Silcott, Steve Peterson, Bruce Smith, Marvin Eyler. Thirty One UIXIIYIIQIIMWIIXI I2 I , ..... ,Q ,- ., f EZ ....,.., . 1 i'X Q 2 'W' 3 V :Vg 2 2 sm , 2 2 2 Q, 3 -8 1, .,5 gf ,. ? in ' Q - in Q, 0 M 2 Rfiaf , , im ' ' 5 N W Q 1 s 2 25? 2 may 2' Eglgl 3 ? , E129 f-. -5-Q. ,, . wMKf x v - .M 25: 11 - ' M ,, 1 . .S VT .,,.,. xl P sig E: 3 sg f 5 QS f 3 g xv 2 Q 22? 3 Q f A 4. 52 S .,.,. ,.-f - A 3 .ym gig xg, s 3 Y' 9 is is , Q ' 44' . ,wi gif! , , MQf'fT?Qi 5' is , l fa , fir 91 wi? 1 2 4 3 ? '25 ., , , .WI A,vg -, 22, 5 35, 'ij x EQEQ f E513 2 5355 5 g 52 as k, 2' ,V S JU OR GIRLS Row I-Hannah Jane Baynard, Margaret Bennett, Eleanor Pierce, june Worley, Margaret Tyler, Jean Kelble, Shirley Cooper, Doris Smith, Marian Smith, Nancy Benson, Patty Roach. Row II-Jeri Blair, Kathryn Daines, Martha Gable, Marilyn Terhune, Barbara Traylor, Margaret Parkison, Pat Kennedy, Wilma Flemming, Joyce Smith, Janice Middleton, Melva Ruse, Pat Smith. Row III-Frances Arrasmith, Maudie Abling, Carol Hamer, Jean Lane, Donna St. John, Beverly Arnovitz, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Louise Smith, Emily Horen, Clara Trubee, Betty Dabney. Row IV-Beverly Fisher, Norma McKamey, Martha Davis, Rita Hilliard, Dessie Wylie, Peg Neeld, Carol Bahl, Elaine Burba, Gladys Rosell, Donna Lieurance, Jo Smart, Barbara Sprigg. Row V-Frances Rumbaugh, Louise Brooks, Ruth Craig, Janet Jenkins, Mary Strausburg, Penny Taylor, Shirley Buckles, Betty Parks, Joan Conover, Teresa Dewine, Delores Cassity, Pat Sturgeon. Row VI-Helen Sprigg, Diane Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Joann Palmer, Shirley Hinshaw, Carol Woodworth, Mae Holley, Marie Oshner, Marjorie Schultz, Shirley Pallatto, Carol Brown, Jean Mitchell. Not in picture-june Hall, Dorothy Smith, Peggy Watkins. Thirty Four JUNIOR BOY Row I-Bill Flemming, Ray Kline, Phil Gegner, Ralph Dunbar, Keith Manor, Ron Castle, Ron Cyphers, Ralph Riggs, David Brittingham, David Molitorf ROW II-KQUUY .l9f1kif1S, Larry Nelson, Shelby Gordon, Bill Williamson, Dick White, Dick Mont- gomery, Raymond Curtis, Orville Swogger, Glendon Lorenzo, Bob Miller, jim Hurley, Larry Jones. Row III-Lowell Brownell, Bob Oglesbee, Don Louderback, Larry Fealy, Don Schafer, Nelson Woody, Harold Boat, Bob Hutchison, Carl Archer, Jim Reynolds, Dale Funk, Dave Luttrell. Row IV-Ted Deity, John McCallister, Don Finlay, Kenny Day, Bob White, Dick Bottorff, Mel- vin Smith, Reyburn Ary, Bill Halsey, John Grooms, Dick Hodson. Row V-Bob Ridgway, jim Kelly, Ed Lerch, Don Brown, Mike Ungard, Harold Ruse, Locke Glossner, jim Arehart, Bill Foster, Charles Smith, Tom Haydock, Dean Driscoll, Maurice Carroll. Row VI-Dick LeSourd, Ron Smith, Sam Clark, Richard Gordon, Bill Perry, Fred Patterson, John Walker, Larry Steiner, Harold Turley, Ed Berger, Lloyd Baker, Edison Durbin, Elwood Tobin, Duane Rosell. Not in picture-Leo Brennan, Harold Fawley, Jim Ryan, john Shaw, Lawrence Shepherd, Clayton Stein. CLASS OFFICERS President John McCallister Vice President Phil Gegner Secretary Peg Neeld Treasurer Shirley Hinshaw Advisors Mr. Seilhamer Miss Williams Thirty Fave SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row I-Patty Green, Ruth Louderback, Lenora Sparks, Nancy Heaton, Jackie Earley, Kay Meek, Gerry Shaw, Shirley Pitzer, Jackie Nichols, Shirley Fox, Shirley Rogers, Irene Hayner. Row II-Wanda Dillard, Ruth Haselau, Helen Daugherty, Barbara Gill, Colleen Swindler, Annis Peterson, Cynthia Sickels, Mary LaMar, Lucille Boggs, Phyllis Bottorlf, Nancy Gilbert, Helen Weeks, Sylvia Pierce. Row III-Doris Fawcett, Beulah Pitzer, Margaret Daugherty, Frances Compton, LaVonne Sturgeon, Betty Irvine, Phyllis Ringer, Nancy Jo Thomas, Ann Morton, Eileen Mason, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Pat Ralls. Row IV-Cornelia Clark, Donna Hall, Ann Fin'ay, Patty Wright, Shirley Bickett, Barbara Bob- bitt, Marcelene Cassity, Rose Marie Freeman, Jeri Atkinson, Nellie Milbum, Margaret Buck, Shirley Diamond, Barbara Rose, Carol Knight. Row V-Shirley Rider, julia Whittington, Peg Short, Sharon Baker, Ula Wade, Judy Whitacre, Nancy Bean, Joyce Wrona, Nedra Glass, Dora Wilson, Paula Neff, Cordelia Koonce, Gail Mouser, Sharon Morrow, Virginia Morris. Not in picture-Phyllis I-Iilderbrandt, Nancy Jackson, Ella Newton. CLASS OFFICERS President Neal Drummond Vice President Dave Dawson Secretary Ed Kraft Treasurer Dora Wilson Advisors Mr. Boxwell Mrs. Hey Thirty Six SOPHOMORE BOY ' Row I-Hugh Ankeney, john Ryan, Garrett Scott, Bob Brown, Eddie Kraft, Don Branningan, Al- len Besco, Keith Jaynes, Harry Osman, jack Mitchell, Leroy Inlow, Jim Louderback, Larry Felton. Row II-Lowell Hill, Denver Palmer, Gay Smith, Charles Massie, Richard Wills, Frank Snively, Larry Nichols, Paul Neff, Jim Sholar, Richard Stout, Hugh Pagett, Bob Stover, Don Beam. Row III-Ray Murphy, Dick Hupman, Larney McPherson, Roger Cultice, Ralph Coates, Paul Fox, Bill Camden, Phil Purdom, Jack Barnett, Richard Gifford, Harve Shiplett, Ronald Chambliss, Don LeVeck. Row IV-Kenny Turvey, john Middleton, Jerry Galliger, Thomas Doren, John Robinson, Hugh Hurley, Elwood jordan, Richard Reynolds, Harold Sodclers, Bill Coulter, Ronald Collins, John Balmer, Neil Drummond. Row V--Richard Johnson, Norman Clark, Bob Miller, Bill Hazelbaker, Tom Wood, Edgar George, Wallace Henry, Carl Gray, Lee Durbin, Bob Reynolds, Mark Dalton, Dean Gray, Ted Forbes. Row VI-Elvin Bayliss, Dale Long. Dennis Kelble, Bill Simons. Bob Lovedahl, Franklin Wall, Dave Dawson, Ronald Daum, Don Link, Bob Hall, Don DeVelbiss, Richard Merriman, Bill Mills, jim Prether. Not in picture-Bob Barnett, Ben Beekman, Larry Gordon, Ted Jacks, John Littler, Dave Rue, Brook Seall, Russell Wade. Thirty Seven hum I f Xlm Qi - 1 ' 31 fs., 'Y 1 J f .1 . ,sv Qax jf WE! .Q im- '-::,, .'-v.. ff. K 1 X, Qxif Q ' ,,,A , W 1: 1.2, X' 1 V, ' ,.A 5, ' V LJ wi 2:-. ' 5 ' ' G- -V ' ' K :-' 2 ' 3 V , .. if ' X, If rf 5 ' 1 :Q K as ww. f 'ff'P'l .. ' sf ,,,.5:1 - J 1r'i,xX5 ' J :Ht -2? 4. -5 , 1 ...H .,W :-,,,,, K 1 339-T 355:33 fn ' ' if mme Q? L: .5 w ' r F 5 N ., , f ,, ,, E . .M , V3 XS ' f if x x xxx R K 3 :-. N V f5'qq W - .Vw N--' v- .. - -rf ' - 'DC Q1 ., f 5 ,IK 'F' U S: v 3 F ,ff , .f x f J' .1 1 'K 3 nj' igljf 'TUDE T C UNCIL Row I-David Bobbitt, jane Reynolds, Mary Halsey, Joann Ashmore, Barbara Nordlund, Vera Arch- er, Eddie Kraft, Mr. Benner. Row II-Bill Hagler, Frances Piatt, Donna Lieurance, Betty Dabney, Phyllis Jones, Dolores Strome, Peggy Watkins, Kathryn Ledbetter. Row III-Vera Bickett, John Moore, Marc McCallister, Phil Anderson, Nancy McQuiggan, Neil Drummond, Dick Bottorff, Arlene Martin. Row IV-Jim Prether, Dick Block, Carl Morrow, Roger Riley, Nancy Neeld, Pat Pemberton, Don Stephens. Row V-Marvin Eyler, Dora Wilson, Eddie Lerch, John McCallister, Nedra Glass, Sam Clark, Dick Lang, Paul Halder. OFFICERS President Dick Block Vice President John McCallister Secretary Arlene Martin Treasurer Kathryn Ledbetter Advisor Mr. Benner Forty H1-Y Row I-Mr. Edwards, Dick Lang, Mike Ungard, Marvm Egler Roger Riley Mr Cranor Row II-Dick Block, George Long, Bill Matson, Jim Reynolds Bob Miller Tom Welsh Lynn Terhune, Larry Fealy, Don Brown. Row III-Arthur Milburn, Keith Manor, Don Stephens Phil Gegner Bob Montgomery Tom Hay dock, John McCallister, jim Arehart, Dave Luttrell Row IV-Don Schafer, Tom Silcott, Dick LeSourd, Ronnie Snuth Norman McMahan Paul Hal der, Nick Ungard, Bill Hendershot, Larry Pummell Bill Perry Not in picture-Elwood Baker, Garland Murrell, john Shaw President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplin Advisors Dick Lang Mike Ungard Marvin Eyler Roger Riley Nick Ungard Mr. Edwards Mr, Cranor Forty One SENIOR CEN - X Row I-Jeanie Kelble, Priscilla Allen, Miss Porter. Dolores Strome, Shirley Matson, Janice Middleton, Nor- ma Castle, Miss Simmons, Arlene Martin, Eleanor Pierce. Row II-Doris Muterspaw, Dorothy Johnes, Joann Bayer, Martha Block, Betty Dabney, Donna Lieurance, Marilyn Terhune, Jayne Curtis, Pat Kennedy, Pat Smith, Melva Ruse, Jean Lane. Row III-Pat Thornton, Donna St. John, Gail Finlly, Beverly Arnovitz, Martha Slattery, Joyce Irey, Sharlee Veidt, Sandra McCallister, Carol Patterson, Jane Reynolds, Kathryn Ledbetter, Jill VVatson, Lois Piatt. A Row IV-Carol Brown, Barbara Gibson, Marjorie Loy, Janet Hendee, Peg Neeld, Carol Bahl, Jean Bobbitt, Martha Chambliss, Norma McKamey, Hannah Jane Baynard, Georgette Pirpiris, Janet McCafferty, Grace Turvey, Betty Rader. Row V-Beverly Fisher, Virginia Douglas, Pat Roach, Margaret Bennett, Marian Smith, Glenna McGuire, Joanne Donges, Shirley Hinshaw, Dorothy Anderson, Nancy Neeld, Marjorie Schultz, Pat Pemberton, Helen Jo Sprigg, Diane Peterson. Not in picture-Myrna Ginaven. OFFICERS President Dolores Strome Vice President Shirley Matson Secretary Janice Middleton Treasurer Norma Castle Advisors Miss Porter Miss Simmons Forty Two Ji IOR C - Row I-Colleen Swiridler, Sue Craig, Miss Dickerson, Nedra Glass, Marsha Strome, JoAnn Rose, Gail Mouser, Miss Frasch, Patsy Muterspaw, Mary Ridgeway, Janice Jack. Row II-Frances Compton, Nancy Heaton, Carol Middleton, Bonnie Anderson, Jackie Nichols, Vicki Harris, Sandra Craigie, Jackie Earley, Vera Bickett, Janet Edwards, Shirley Bickett, Annis Peterson, Patty Wright, Mona Fay Flemming, Judy Pavey, Janet Davis, Paula Jones, Grace Lercn. Row III-Ann Flora, Joyce Yeakley, Betty Smith, Jeri Frey, Joan Moody, Rose Marie Freeman, Shirley Diamond, Barbara Rose, Carol Knight, Phyllis Jones, Judy Whitney, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley. Row IV-Joyce Henderson, Joyce Hamer, Nancy Jo Thomas, Phyllis Ringer, Pat Ralls, Cornelia Clark, Jeri Atkinson, Cleo Logan, Jane Finlay, Joyce Palmer. Soula Dontchos, Norma Max- well, Francille Bone. Row V-Cordelia Koontz, Eileen Mason, Donna Hall, Ann Morton, Jeanne Ginaven, June Hunter, Anne Cummings, Shirley Conner, Shirley Sims, Elladell Ricks, Willa Jo Barricklow, Carol- eeri Swindler, Myrtle Littler, Donna McCarty. Row VI-Betty Glass, Julia Whittington, Peg Short, Sharon Baker, Carol Gannon, Paula Neff, Sally Woodworth, Nancy Bean, Dora Wilson, Dc-anne Sparr, Sandra Mackley, Nancy McQuig- gan, Sharon Morrow. OFFICERS President Nedra Glass Vice President Marsha Strome Secretary JoAnn Rose Treasurer Gail Mouser Advisors Miss Dickerson Miss Frasch Forty Three FUTURE HO E AKER OF A ERICA Row I-Patty Green, Juanita Mercer, Mrs. Miller, Donna Lieurance, Norma McKamey, Ruth Craig, Betty Dabney, Mrs. Bean, Rita Hilliard, Shirley Fox. Row II-Frances Arrasmith. Ruth Haselau, Katherine Daines, Camilla Dabe, Patty Shaw, Colleen Swind- ler, Gerry Shaw, June Dillard, Nancy Benson, Phyllis Jones, Nlarcelene Cassidy. Row III-Nellie Johnson, Beulah Pitzer, Shirley Pitzer, Barbara Gill, Doris Fawcett, Shirley Bickett, Vera Bickett, Nancy King, Gloria Chaney, Maude Abling. Barbara Thornton, Helen Daugherty. Row IV-Donna McCarty, Pat Kennedy. Frances Rumbaugh, Rose Marie Freeman, Louise Brooks, Clara Trubee, Nellie Milburn, Joanne Smart, Janet Pit-stick, Hannah Jane Baynard, Cordelia Koonce, Janet McCafferty, Sharon Walker. Row V-Emily Horen, Mary Lou Stroud, Marlene Hartsock. Dorothy Middleton, Virginia Morris, Sylvia Pierce, Mae Holley, Nancy Bean, Paula Neff, judy Vllhitacre, Caroleen Swindler, joan Moody, La- Vonne Sturgeon, Charlotte Perry. Not in picture-Joyce I-Iarner, Virginia Hill. OFFICERS President Donna Lieurance Vice President Norma McKamey Secretary Ruth Craig Treasurer Betty Dabney Advisors Mrs. Miller Mrs. Bean Forty Four FUTURE FARMER OF A ERICA Seated-Dick Doren, Donald Wiechers, Bob Hutchison, Russell Curtis Mr Wicklme End--men-Tom Van Tress, Raymond Curtis, Leo Rector, Wayne Cultice Row I-Glenn Rector, Kenny Turvey, Dick Hupman, Donald Day Gay Smith Harrell Noble Alfred Carr Stanley Bull, Harry Doren, Don Beam, Roger Loft, jim Kelly Eddie Lerch Row II-Ronald Cyphers, Tom Doren, Lauris Cyphers, Charles Beason jack Anders Larry jones Bob Sto ver, Roger Cultice, Mark Dalton, Mel Smith, Bill Foster Bill Haney Row III--Bob Drake, Harold Ruse, Nelson Woody, Glenn Durnbaugh Dean Gray Glenn Anderson Bob Ridgeway, Steve Peterson, Bob Middleton, John Middleton Hugh Pagett Kenny Day Row IV-James Pierce, Bill Mills, Jim Prether, Duane Rosell Bob Lovedahl Frank Wall Larry Steiner, John Robinson, Ronald Hilderbrandt, Warren Bales, Richard Iohnson junior Bennett Not in picture-Bob Barnett. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Dick Doren Donald Wiechers Bob Hutchison Russell Curtis Mr. Wickline Forty Five VAR 'ITEK - Row I-Jim Amole, Dan Coe. Row II-Tom Welsh, Bill Matson, Norman McMahan, Dick Lang, George Long, Nick Ungard, jim Coates. , Row III-Bob Miller, Carl Archer, Ed Berger, Duane Rosell, John McCa1lister, Dale Funk. Row IV-Lee Durbin, Dave Luttrell, Keith Manor, Iviike Ungard, Dick Block, Raymond Cqrtis. Row V-Dave Rue, Harold Fawley, Sam Clark, Ronald Daum, Dave Dawson, Ted Detty, Jack Anders. OFFICERS President Jim Amole Secretary-Treasurer Dan Coe Advisor Mr. Kaylor Forty Six B00 'TER Row I-Shirley Buckles, Nancy Neeld, Shirley Matson, Eleanor Pierce, Dorothy Anderson, Mrs. Wilburn. Row II-Penny Taylor, Gail Finlay, Beverly Arnovitz, Marilyn Terhune, Doris Muterspaw. Row III-Hannah jane Baynard, Joann Boyer, Martha Block, Phyllis Jones, Peg Neeld, Diane Peter- son, Jeri Blair. Row IV-Nancy Benson, Janet Alspaugh, Sue Guyton. Jo Ann Codling, Marjorie Loy, Nancy Bean, Joyce Irey, Georgette Pirpiris, Peggy Watkins. Not in picture-Myrna Ginaven. OFFICERS President Nancy Neeld Vice President Shirley Matson Secretary Eleanor Pierce Treasurer Dorothy Anderson Advisor Mrs. Wilburn Forty Seven GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCI T10 ROW I-Marv Holley. Jackie NlCh0lS. Kathryn Ledbetter. Pat Pemberton, Phyllis Jones, Margaret Bennett Shirley Hinshaw. Mrs. Justus, Colleen Swindler. Row II-Marilyn Terhune, Jean Kelble, Shirley Rogers, Pat Muterspaw, Doris Muterspaw, Betty Dabney, Martha Davis, Martha Gable, Janice Middleton, Melva Ruse, Patty Smith, Joan Smart, Ruth Craig. Row III--Betty Smith, Martha Block, Gloria Chaney, Clara Trubee, Gail Finlay. Shirley Matson, Donna St. John, Beverly Amovitz, Vicki Harris, Joyce Bradford, Joyce lrey, Sharlee Veidt, Shirley Sims, Jane Finlay. Row IV-Soula Dontchos, Eileen Mason, Nancy Jo Thomas, Sue Nordlund, Marilyn Foley, Pat Ralls, Cor- nelia Clark, Barbara Rose, Shirley Diamond, Wilma Amole, Carol Knight, Phyllis Detty, Caroleen Swindler, Pat Sturgeon. Row V-Joyce Yeakley, Louise Smith, Donna Hall, Phyllis Ringer, Penny Taylor, Shirley Buckles, Peg Neeld, Teresa Dewine, Barbara Gibson, Beverly Fisher, Barbara Sprigg, Pat Roach, Diane Peterson, Marian Smith. V Row VI-Ann Morton, Cordelia Koonce, Gail Mouser, Sharon Morrow, Peg Short, Sharon Baker. Nancy McQuiggan, Sally Woodworth, Nancy Bean, Charlotte Camden, Betty Glass, Shirley Conner, Betty Rader, Virginia Douglas. OFFICERS President Kathryn Ledbetter Vice President Pat Pemberton Secretary Phyllis Jones Treasurer Margaret Bennett Point Secretary Shirley Hinshaw Advisor Mrs. Justus Forty Eight v RT CLUB Row I-Dick Bottorff, Dora Wilson, Wilma Flemming, Carol Brown Miss Simmons Row II-Sheila Bottorff, Charlotte Perry, Vicki Harris Janet McCafferty Harold Boat Bill Flem ming, Ed Burger, Ken Halsey, jack Howard, Teresa Dewlne Joan Conover Shirley Cooper Doris Smith, Margaret Tyler. Not in picture-Mark Dalton, Shirley Pallato. President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Dick Bottorff ident Dora Wilson Wilma Flemming Carol Brown Miss Simmons Forty Nine BU CCAN EER 'TAFF Row I-Don Finlay, Peg Short, Marian Smith, Marilyn Terhune, Pat Leach, O'Brien Fisher, Mrs. Patterson, Jane Finlay, Ralph Dunbar. Row II-Arlene Martin, Doris Smith, Shirley Cooper, Diane Peterson, Eddie Lerch, Bill Fleming, Helen Sprigg, Sandra McCallister, Wilma Flemming, Doris Muterspaw. Editor Pat Leach Assistant Editor Marilyn Terhune Sports Editors Varsity Lynn Terhune Intramurals Don Finlay, Ralph Dunbar Business Manager O'Brien Fisher Advisor Mrs. Patterson Fifty CHEMI TRY - PHYSICS CLUB Rcw I-jane Reynolds, Arlene Martin, Carol Patterson, George Long, Mr. Cranor. Row II--Donna St. John, Beverly Arnovitz, Jean Lane, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Jayne Curtis, Martha Gable. Row III-Joyce Bradford, Norma Castle, Sandra McCallister, Martha Bolser, Martha Walsh, Paula Haney, Rosemary Wright, Jill Watson, Lois Piatt, Shirley Buckles, Peggy Neeld, Betty Rader, Margaret Ben- nett. Row IV-Marjorie Schultz, Shirley Hinshaw, Teresa Dewine, Helen Sprigg, Dick Montgomery, Bob Miller, Tom Welsh, Don Schafer, Bob Carroll, Dick Block, Dick Dirksen, Dick Hughes. Row V-Bob Hutchison, Ray Kline, Keith Manor, Bob Oglesbee, Tom Silcott, jim Reynolds, Tom Haydock, Lynn Terhune, Larry Fealy, jim Arehart, Mike Ungard, John McCallister. Row VI-Don Brown, Charles McNamee, Richard Lang, Locke Glossner, Bruce Smith, Dick LeSourd, Sam Clark, Ronnie Smith, Bill Hendershot, Lewis Shepherd, Harold Ruse, Larry O'Conner, Marvin Eyler. Not in picture-Kenny Day, Myrna Ginaven, Tom Whitton. OFFICERS President Jane Reynolds Vice President Arlene Martin Secretary Carol Patterson Treasurer George Long Advisor Mr. Cranor Fifty One v W . INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC COUNCIL Bob Chapman, Dave Bobbitt, Marvin Eyler, Presidentg Tom Haydock, Vice Presidentg Bob Reynolds, Elvin Bayliss, Secretary-Treasurer. VOCAL MU IC COUNCIL Dick Block, Presicientg Ron Smith, Vice Presidentg Dan Coe, Secretary-Treasurerg Ted Deity and Sue Nordlund, Librarians. Fifty Four MARCHI G BA D CLARINETS Arlene Martin Pat Pemberton Sharlee Veidt Margaret Bennett Beverly Fisher Norma McKamey Pat Roach Marjorie Schultz Barbara Sprigg Donna St. John Wilma Amole Barbara Gill Betty Chambliss Carolyn Gill Betty Glass Geneva Massie Ruth Myers Judy Pavey Don Fisher Dick Smith TRUMPETS Elwood Baker Art Milburn Janice Middleton Helen Sprigg Phyllis Hilderbrandt Helen Weeks John Balmer Bill Coulter Carol Harner Ronnie May Richard Middleton SAXOPHONES Janet Hendee Jean Lane Nancy Jo Thomas Jeri Atkinson Soula Dontchos Larry Ellsberry Pat Muterspaw Martha Gable Marvin Eyler PERCUSSION Carol Patterson Joyce Bradford Sandra Mackley Emily Horen Shirley Hinshaw Dick Jordan Dave Hinshaw John Durnbaugh TROMBONES Ron Smith Jim Reynolds Tom Haydock Ray Curtis Jim Bean Bob Chapman Larry Nichols Jerry Huth FLUTES Kathryn Ledbetter Jane Revnolds Sandra McCallister Betty Rader Joanne Donges Barbara Gibson Priscilla Allen Deanne Sparr BASSES Bill Merriman Bob Lovedahl Tom Merriman Rich Myers Earl Pummell FRENCH HORNS Marian Smith Ken Turvey Jim Kelly Dick Hupman Norma Maxwell John Eyler BARITONES Bob Hutchison Judy Whitney COLOR GUARD Ron Mason Martha Block Eleanor Pierce Bob Oglesbee DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Ron Ogl-esbee, lvlajm' Melva Ruse Patty Smith Jean Kelble Peg Short Ann Morton Shirley Sims HUP! TWO-THREE-FOUR! HUP! TWO-THREE -FOUR! The last football game, the last rolls of the drum could be heard as Xenia Central's marching band went out of Cox Field, up Edison Boulevard, and back to the bandroom. Accounted here is a resume of a most successful season. With careful planning and maneuvering, the band proudly presented their, half-time shows with precision and accuracy. They presented such formations as an anchor, carrying out the theme by playing Harbor Lights , Anchors Aweigh , or a tune which would complete the theme formation. This same band plays during the home basketball seasons, helping the tumbling team along, also. Fifty Five CONCERT BAND TRUMPETS Helen Sprigg John Balmer Elwood Baker Larry Pummell Bill Coulter Arthur Milburn Janice Middleton BARITONES Phil Gegner Bob Hutchison Judy Whitney TROMBONES Ron Smith jim Reynolds Tom Haydock Jerry Huth Raymond Curtis Larry Nichols jim Bean Bob Chapman FRENCH HORNS Ken Turvey Marian Smith John Eyler Jim Kelly Dick Hupman Norma Maxwell BASSES Elvin Bayliss Bill Merriman Earl Pummell Richard Myers Bob Lovedahl Tom Merriman PERCUSSION Carol Patterson Sandra Mackley Emily I-Ioren Dick Jordan Ron Oglesbee john Durnbaugh Dave Hinshaw Brook Seall Fifty Six FLUTES Kathryn Ledberler Jane Reynolds Barbara Gibson Joanne Donges Betty Rader Sandra McCallifster Priscilla Allen Deanne Sparr OBOES Shirley Hinshaw Pat Roach Dick Smith SAXOPHONES Janet Hendee Patsy Muterspaw Martha Gable Bill Simons ALTO CLARINET Ruth Myers BASS CLARINET Bob Ferguson CLARINETS Marvin Eyler Marjorie Schultz Donna St. John Pat Pemberton Dick Lang Sharlee Veidt Margaret Bennett Arlene Martin Barbara Sprigg Norma McKamey Jeri Atkinson Wilma Amole Betty Chambliss Judy Pavey Barbara G'ill Betty Glass Carolyn Gill Geneva Massie CONCERT ORCHESTRA VIOLIN Jean Lane Carol Patterson Norma McKamey Eleanor Pierce Emily Horen Willa Jo Barricklow Jeanne Ginaven Soula Dontchos Sandra Mackley Judy Whitney Joyce Harner Shirley Sims Peggy Short VIOLA Myrna Ginaven Martha Block CELLO Patty Leach Dick Block Diane Peterson Jackie Earley Annis Peterson Nancy King Robert Hutchison VIOLINCELLO Elvin Bayliss Bill Merriman Richard Myers Pat Muterspaw FLUTES Kathryn Ledbetter Jane Reynolds Barbara Gibson Sandra McCallister Joanne Donges Betty Rader Fifty Seven OBOES Beverly Fisher Joyce Bradford Don Fisher CLARINETS Arlene Martin Sharlee Veidt Pat Pemberton Donna St John Marjorie Schultz SAXOPHONES Marvin Eyler Janet Hendee TUBA Earl Pummell TRUMPET Helen Sprigg Elwood Baker John Balmer FRENCH HORN Kenny Turvey Marian Smith John Eyler Dick Hupman Jim Kelly TROMBONE Ron Smith Jim Reynolds Tom Haydock PERCUSSION Ronnie Oglesbee Dick Jordan John Durnbaugh Dave Hinshaw Ann Morton SE IOR CHOIR FIRST SOPRANOS Myrna Ginaven Norma Castle Jean Bobbitt Priscilla Allen June Worley Barbara Rose Helen Sprigg Paula Jones SECOND SOPRANOS Jean Spurgeon Beverly Fisher Carol Patterson Shirley Matson Martha Gable Jackie Earley Nancy Neeld Nancy Heaton Hannah Janie Baynard Shirley Rider Phyllis Wright Pat Sturge-on Mary LaMar Shirley Bickett Kay Meek Cornelia Clark Pat Ralls Marjorie Loy Martha Block Rosalene Beekman Donna Beam Charlotte Camden FIRST ALTOS Nancy Benson Joyce Meek Kathryn Ledbetter Joyce Irey Julia Whittington Marilyn Foley Margaret Bennett Gail Finlay Peg Short Sharon Morrow Nedra Glass Eileen Mason D-essie Wylie Louise Smith Lucille Boggs Pat Thornton SECOND ALTOS Barbara Sprigg Shirley Diamond Carol Scroggy Jean Lane Shirley Buckles Shirley Hinshaw Dorothy Anderson Jane Reynolds Joan Conover TENORS Ted Detty Ron Castle Lowell Hill Larney McPherson Robert Reynolds Phil Gegner Robert Ridgeway Torn Wood John Balmer .Fifty Eight BARITONES Kenny Jenkins Ray Kline John Shaw Dick Montgomery Harold Fawley Ed Berger Dan Coe Don LeVecl: Elvin Bayliss Edgar George Don Stephens Ronnie Daum BASSES Nick Ungard Dick Lang George Long Ron Smith Dave Luttrell Harry Osman Roger Cultice Bill Camden Larry Gordon Marvin Eyler Reyburn Ary ACCOMPANISTS Sue Nordlund Dorothy Anderson EW MUSC BUILDI G Mr. Robert Downs and Mr. Lorin McNeal One of the soloists of Fine and Dandy , the Variety looking over a score of music for the Variety Show, Show of 1952, rehearsing with the orchestra. The new music addition is comprised of two departments, the instrumental music de- partment and the vocal music department. After waiting almost a year and a half, we moved in shortly after the second semester. Following a short dedication ceremony, the building was formally and officially entrusted to Mr. Downs and Mr. McNeal, The total building size is approximately 100 feet by 50 feet. There are a total of seven- teen practice rooms, all sound proof. The sound-proofing is made possible by a product known as hush plaster. This plaster never dries completely as its job is to absorb the sound and to hold it within the room. We've waited a long time for a building such as this one, but it was worth all of the time because you can see the results! The pony chorus composed of some 20 girls rehears- German band making use of one of the ing for the April 4th and 5th production. sound-proof practice rooms. Fifty Nine hum P VAR 'ITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row I-John Ernstif, Garland Murrellzk, Dick Lange, Larry Pummellii, Jim Amoleg, Norman McMahan Paul Halderif, Dick Blockik, Bill Hendershot. Row II-Phil Gegnerg, Dave Luttrellii, Sam Clarkik, Ed Bergerik, Duane Rosellik, Dean Driscoll, Mike Un gardif, Bill Perry, Ted Dettyik, Carl Archerik, Dale Funkik. Row III-Bob Reynolds, Mark Dalton, Bill Simons, Fred Patterson, Dave Dawsoni, Ronald Daum, Elvin Bay liss, Jim Pretherii, Jerry Galliger. Row IV-Bob White, Don LeVeck, Phil Purdom, Ed Kraftik, Leroy Inlow, Don Branningan, Teddy Forbes Lettermenif After getting off to a slow start the Battling Buccaneers finished strong. They won five and lost four during the season. The last three games were played like champions. Two juniors onthe Buc's squad made All M.V.L. Ted Detty was leading scorer and won a berth halfback. Sam Clark was at end on the second team. Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia SCHEDULE O Wilmington 32 OS and SO 13 Piqua 0 Fairmont 7 Sidney 21 Troy 52 Miamisburg 26 Greenville 52 Oakwood Sixty Two Ted Detty Sam Clark Co-Captain jim Amole Garland Murrell Dick Block Paul Halder Co-Captain Norman McMahan Larry Pummell Dick Lang Manager Jim Coates john Ernst Sixty Three AR'ITY B KETBALL A Row I-Dau Coe, George Long, Nick Ungard, Bill Matson, Dick Block. Row II-Carl Archer, Dick LeSourd, Ted Detty, Ed Berger, Sam Clark, Duane Roseil, Phil Gegner. Row III-Dave Luttrell, Mgr., Norman Clark, Bill Mills, Ronald Daum, Dave Dawson, Don Link, Neil Drummond, john McCal- lister, Mgr. Row IV-Leroy Inlow, Elvin Bayliss, Lowell Hill, Mgr., Tom Wood, Don LeVeck. Not in picture-Brook Seall, Ted Detty and Sam Clark, members of all M.V.L. team Sixty Four NICK UNGARD Captain of M. V. L. Team M. V. L. Scoring Champ Honorable Mention on Two All Ohio Teams Broke School Record for Individual Scoring Per Game GEORGE LONG VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Xenia Xenia Xenia Xeiiia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Beavercreek Washing' on C. H. Wilmington Lebanon Cincinnati Elder Eaton Fairview Piquazli Middletown Fairmont? Cin. Wal. Hills Sidney? Troyzl: Monroe Miamisburgfi: Greenville? Oakwoodiii Springfield ifLeague games BILL MATSON Sixty Five DAN COE Honorable Mention on M. V. L Team DICK BLOCK TUMBLI TEA Row I-John Ernst, Glendon Lorenzo, Jim Amole, Jack Anders, jim Coates, Dave Rue. Row II-Don Branningan, Paul Neff, John Shaw, Dale Funk, Phil Purdom, Dick Hupman, Mike Ungard. Row IH-Larry Molitor, Tom Hendershot, Don Pi tman, Bill Nichols, Dave Maynard, Dick Grimes, David Molitor, Charles Swadner. Not in picture-Leo Brennan. Mr. Ross Bateson turned out another great Tumbling Team this year. They performed at half time at most of the home basketball games' They had a variety of acts, one being straight tumbling with the use of the trampoline. The last show wa, the climax of the performances with a very hu- morous clown act. Sixty Six GOLF Row I-Roger Filson, Dick Smith, John Balmer. Row II-Tom Welsh, jim Reynolds, George Long, Nick Ungard, john McCallister, Bob Miller. When Walt Marshall sends his linksmen out against Oakwood they'll have a lot to live up to. Last year the team won the district and finished sixth in the state tourney, There are three seniors on this year's team. They are Nick Ungard, Tom Welsh, and George Long, the first two are lettermen. The juniors are well represented, also, having Bob Miller, a letterman, Mike Ungard, Jim Reynolds, and John McCallister. All these boys will be battling for a position on the team. George Long, Nick Ungard, Tom Welsh Sixty Seven TR CK Row I-Bill Matson, Dick Porter, Jim Pierce, Norman McMahan, Bruce Smith, O'Brein Fisher. Row II-Mike Ungard, Bob White, john Walker, Dale Funk, Locke Glossner, Ed Berger. Row III-Brook Seall, Dave Rue, Dave Dawson, Ronald Daum, Norman Clark, Ted Forbes, jerry Cvalliger. Row IV-Jlm Bean, jerry McPherson, Bob Wallace, john Moore, David Trubee, Richard Chambliss, Larry Nichols, Don Fisher, Keith Welsh. Row V-Nell Hartsock, Bob Thompson, Ronnie Hagler, Bob Ferguson, Dean Chenoweth, Jerry Curry, IN6arc McCal1ister. Mr. Ross Bateson has high hopes for Xenia's track team. What his boys lack in number they make up for in experience and drive. The cinder men should prove tough for all contenders. Coach Eateson has six seniors on the track team. They are Bill Matson, Captain, Norman Mc- Mahan, O'Brein Fisher, Jim Pierce, Dick Porter, and Bruce Smith. Bill Matson, Bruce Smith, Dick Porter, Jim Pierce, Norman McMahan, O'Brein Fisher Sixtv Eigh! BA EBALL Row I-Paul Halder, Dave Luttrell, Dan Coe, Jirn Amole, Dick Block, Harold Fawley, Lee Durbin, john Ernst. Row II-Ted Detty, Bob Ridgeway, Lowell Brownell, Carl Archer, Sam Clark, Edison Durbin, Don LeVeck, Phil Purdom. Row III-Jerry Huth, Fred Patterson, Dick Jordan, Larry Felton, George Anderson, Don Barley, Phil Anderson, Larry Ellsberry. Row IV-Keith Manor, Mgr., Ray Murphy, Don Branningan, Bob Chapman, Bill Coulter, Bob Muncie. Mr. Ben Ankney has taken over the reins of the baseball team that was vacated when Mr. Hole left. Coach Ankney hopes to have a good season. H: has an excellent squad of boys to work with. He has five seniors on his ball team. Dan Coe, Dick Bfock, jim Amole, are the senior lettermen. Paul Halder and John Ernst, both seniors, will be looking for their first awards. john Ernst, Dan Coe, Jim Amole, Paul Halder, Dick Block Sixty Nine CGACHI G i'TAFF Mr. Ben Ankney, Head Footballg Mr. Ray Edwards, junior High Basketball, Freshman Football, Mr. William Kaylor, Head Baslretballg Mr. Carl Benner, Athletic Directory Mr. Walter Marshall, Freshman Football, Golfg Mr. William Wilson, junior High Basketball, Track, Mr. Ross Bateson, Tumbling, Track. MANAGERS Row I-Don DeVault, Lowell Hill, Bob Horen. Row II-Larney McPherson, Dave Luttrell, john Shaw, Keith Manor, Bob Oglesbee. Not in picture-Jim Coates, John McCallister. Seventy ARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jeri Blair, Shirley Buckles, Penny Taylor, Peg Watkins, Doris Muterspaw GAME ANNOUNCERS Donald Stephens, Roger Riley, Bob Moore. Ray Kline, Maurice Carroll, Keith Manor Sevenfy One IRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO l l Row I-Betty Rader, Barbara Clb:on, Kathryn Led ballot, Pa: Pemberton, Shirley Hinshaw, Peggy Neeld. Doris Muterspaw. Row II-An,i Morton, Joan Smart, Nancy Bens gn, Louise Smith, Pat Sturgeon, Betty Dabney, Phyllis Jones, Shirley Buckles. Row III-Mrs. Justus, Janice Middleton, Melva R ise, Barbara Sprigg, Pat Ralls, lvlarian Smith, Penny Taylor, Belly Glass, Martha Block, Joyce Bradford. Seventy Two PHY ICAL ED CATIGN NIGHT The bcy's physical education department of Central presented its annual Physical Ed- ucation Night on March 21, in the Field House. The boys performed in thirteen events. The tumbling team gave an outstanding performance. The championship intramural basket ball game was played between the White Soldiers and the Wildcats. The Wildcats defeated the White Soldiers 51 to 28. Seventy Three HEIIIHIIIS E Q 5 2 3? llO ECOMIN G The Annual Homecoming Festivities were held October 12 at the Sidney football game. In a previous election held by the Juniors and Seniors and conducted by the Booster Club, Arlene Martin, Nancy Neeld, Betty Rader, Kathryn Ledbetter, and Sandra McCallister were nominated as candidates for Homecoming Queen. The five candidates entered Cox Field each riding in a new convertible decorated with blue and white stream- ers. Each wore a colorful corsage. They were escorted from their cars by Senior football players. Don Stephens, President of the Senior Class, announced the decision and Arlene Martin was crowned Home- coming Queen. A dance was held in the gym after the game. Blue and white crowns and stars were employed in the decora tions. Punch and cookies were served. A UMNI FORMA One hundred couples among whom were Cen ral High School juniors, Seniors, Alumni and their guests attended the Second Annual Alumni Forma' held in the high school gymnasium on December 30, 1951. Senior Cen-X and Hi-Y sponsored the semi-formal affair. Dolores Strome, President of Senior Cen-X and her escort, Richard Strous, led the grand march. Next in line were Hi-Y President Richard Lang and his date, Betty Rader. A white sleigh drawn by Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, and carrying Santa Claus formed the decorations on one side of the gymnasium. Spark1'ng stars, snowflakes, and blue and white streamers completed the decorations. Seventy Seven Some of the students at Central presented enter- tainment at a short as- sembly in the auditorium. OLLEGE IGH A typical scene with some of the representatives outlining ac- tivities to the girls. A social hour held in the cafeteria was enjoyed by all. Dr. Frank Slutz spoke to the sophomores, juniors and seniors at an assembly in the morning. OCATIO L GIA C One of the highlights was the appearance of Neal Van Ells, the radio and television COITIITIEDIHIOF. Seventy Eight DAY Miss Marjorie Street gave the stu- dents an outline on n future in music. E -X FOR AL Springtime in Paris was the theme for the annual Cen-X Formal dance held in the high school gymnasium on March 15. Ninety couples, including members of Cen-X and their guests, danced to music by the Rhythm-Aires of Dayton. A blue backdrop decorated to iepresent the Paris skyline at night covered the west wall of the gym. The opposite wall was decorated with blue and white streamers and silver stars. The south end of the gym represented a sidewalk cafe, with tables placed beneath a canopy. The grand march was led by Dolores Strome, President of Senior Cen-X and her escort, Dick Strous. Seventy Nine SE IOR CLAS' PLAY LIFE OF THE PARTY Life of the Party was presented by the Seniors on November 16 and 17 in the jean B. Elwell Auditorium under the direction of Richard E. Sultzbach. The play is an understanding :study of modern youth and the modern family. The Hughes family moves to Butterfield and begins to make friends. They make many mistakes, of course, but in the end are wiser because of them. It is warm and funny, brisk and tender, and full of life. CAST Jean Hughes ..,..... Kathryn Ledbetter Mildred Hughes ,.,,,.,, Sharlee Veidt Amy Hughes ..........., Arlene Martin Mrs. Harriet Hughes Carol Patterson Mrs. Victoria Coates ,, Marjorie Loy Sally Frazier .... Sandra McCallister Dottie Kixmiller ., Doris Muterspaw Maryrosalie Vogulhut Barbara Gibson Hope Shuttleworth ,.,, Norma Castle Ruth Coates ,,,. ,,,Y D olores Strome Teddy Hughes ..,r..,...,. Lynn Terhune Tommy King .... ,,..,, E lwood Baker Mike Tisda'e r.,,..,,.,.. , George Long Mr. jesse Hughes ......,. Roger Riley Charles Collier ,,,,, ,.., D on Stephens Walter Lipscomb A ..Y,, Larry Pummell Snazzy Mitchell ,,,., .,.. T om Welsh Eighiy JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SEVENTEENTH SUMMER The Class of 52 m their Junior year presented L'Seventeenth Summer an enchanting, comedy directed by Richard E. Sultzbach on May 11. The play is based on the experiences of Angie Morrow, in her Seventeenth Summer m which she changes from a tomboy into a young lady. Angle ..,. A, Margaret .,,, Lorraine ,.., Kitty ,Y.., Y..... Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow jack ,. Art , U Martin ,,,, , .lane ,.., Tony .,,, , Margie .... Fitz ..., Voice ,.... . CAST Arlene Martin Kathryn Ledbetter Carol Patterson Joann Boyer Joanne Donges W, W ,,...., Dick Lang Roger Riley . Dick Haines Bill Merriman Sharlee Veidt Lynn Terhune Jane Reynolds Arthur Milburn . ,.,, Norma Castle Eighty One 'PEECH IGHT The Fourth Annual Speech Night was presented in the jean B. Elwell Auditorium on February 12, 1952. The program consisted of a debate on Resolved-That eighteen year olds should have the right to vote. A panel discussion on Narcotics, a What's My Line program, a demonstration on the use of Parliamentary Pro- cedure and a one-act play, entitled The Mystery of Mouldy Manor. The Masters of Ceremonies were Roger Riley and Maurice Carroll. Over 100 Speech students shared in the production. Eighty Two P TACE DECLA ATIO C0 TES-TA QS Joann Boyer, Norma Castle, Myrna Ginaven, Donna Lieurance, Barbara Gibson, Roger Riley, Donald Stephens Maurice Carroll, Dick Haines, Larry Pummell. Winners in the local Prince of Peace Declamation contests were Maurice Carroll and Jo- ann Boyer. Maurice won the local county and district con- tests and was one of the twen- ty-three state semi-finalists who spoke in Columbus on January 20, 1952, before being eliminated. 4,700 Ohio high school students entered the competition this year. lVlaurice Carroll Joann Boyer Eighly Three ARIETY HOW The Blue and While Varieties of 1952 was staged at the Field House April 4-5. George Long was master of ceremonies for the show which featured solo and ensemble numbers. It included dancing. comedy, choral and instru- mental selections, an oldtime minstrel, a magic act, and other novelty skits. Total attendance for both nights was around 3,500. Mr. Robert Downs was production direc- tor, assisted by Mr. Lorin McNeal and Mr. Richard Sultzbach. The Variety Show is a biennial produc- tion and is one of the biggest programs in the school. F.F.A. RABBIT BANQUET jack Anders presenting awards won at the Annual State judging Contests by Xenia F.F.A. Members. Extreme left, Walter Compton, lirst in State Crops contest. Back Row, left to right, Nelson Woody, seventh in Farm Shop Contestg Steve Peterson, member of first place meat team, Bob Hutchison, Sheep and Wool Contestg Glenn Anderson, Livestock and Dairy Judging Contestg Russell Curtis, member of first place meat teamg Dick Doren, Livestock and Dairy Contestg Don Wiechers, Livestock and Dairy Judging, and Ronald Hilderbrant, member of First Place meat team. The Xenia Chapter of the F.F.A. held its Fifteenth Annual Rabbit Banquet November 19. The boys killed the rabbits and the proceeds go to the chapter. Chapter awards were presented to various members. H. G. Griffith, honor guest, gave a short speech. The main event of the evening was Betty Ann Horstman's Program from the Youth of Opportunity Hour. The Chapter has won many Gold Medals this year. Eighty Five la. Hunan X GIRL Row I-Patsy Muterspaw, Patty Dawson, June Dillard, Dorothy Wade, Wilma Woolley, Vera Bickett, Mona Flemming, Phyllis Johnson, Lanae Lewis, Janet Davis, Myrtle Barnett, Mary Ridgeway, Janice Jack. Row II-Janet Edwards, Lula Hammel, Ruth Myers, Geneva Massie, Jo Ann Rose, Sue Craig, Mary Holley, Nancy Smith, Pat Shaw, Joyce Hilliard, Camilla Dabe, Linda Haines. Row III-Betty Chambliss, Betty Smith, Jane Finlay, Shirley Sims, Jean Wright, Nancy King, Gloria Chaney, Vicki Harris, Sandra Craigie, Sharon Walker, Carol Middleton, Judy Pavey. Row IV-Janet Luttrell, Ann Flora, Paula Jones, Janet Chitty, Joyce Yeakley, Carol Hess, Jua- nita Mercer, Virginia Hill, Barbara Thornton. Jeri Frey, Grace Lerch, Francille Bone, Jessie Shaw, Barbara Snell. Row V-Charlene Barton, Shirley Kirk, Starlene Strickland, Norma Maxwell, Peggy Peters, Jua- nita Jacks, Delores Besco, Joyce Henderson, Willa Jo Barricklow, Soula Dontchos, Helen Long, Jeanne Ginaven, June Hunter, Cleo Logan. Row VI-Judy Whitney, Shirley Doug'as, Joyce Palmer, Lucy Smith, Bonnie Anderson, Mary Cain, Carolyn Gill, Delores Strother, Joyce HHTDBT, Sue McCoy, Annie Cummings, Shirley Hodson, Nellie Johnson, Charlotte Perry. Row VII--Joan Moody, Patty Driscoll, Marsha Strome, Ruth Jenkins, Elladell Ricks, Donna Mc- Carty, Myrtle Littler, Shirley Conner, Betty Glass, Nancy McQuiggan, Sandra Mackley, Deanne Sparr, Carol Gannon, Sally Woodworth. Not in Picture-Carol Jenkins. Eighty Eight FRE HMEN BOY Row I-Richard Bottorff, Bill Nichols, Don Fisher, George Kennedy, Wendell Barnett, Wayne Cultice, Donald Day, john Williams, john Durnbaugh, Stanley Bull, Don Pitstick, Tom Van Tress, Richard Brittingham, Everett Mendenhall. Row II-Bob Ferguson, Keith Welsh, Bill Wynn, Richard Middleton, Larry Ellsberry, Dean Chen- oweth, Jack Fisher, Bob Workman, Robert Muncie, Roger Wolf, Gene Sparks, Delbert Gregg, Don Pittman, Fred Ervin. Row III-Donald Barley, Tom Hendershot, Don Randall, Ralph Boat, Dick Smith, Rich Myers, Robert Wallace, Alfred Carr, Glenn Rector, Charles Swadener, jim Bean, Don Moore, Tom Porter, Pete Combs. Row IV--Tom Merriman, Dave Trubee, John Moore, David Johnson, Marc McCallister, Harrell Noble, Neil Hartsock, Beryl Green, Dick Jordan, Roger Filson, Bob Smith, Dick Grimes, Earl Pummell. Row V-Bob Chapman, Don Bobbitt, Glenn Durnbaugh, Benny Camp, Ted Terrell, Jack Howard, Bob Thompson, George Anderson, Gerald Huth, Harry Doren, Dave Hinshaw, Phil Anderson, Jerry McPherson, Leon Milburn, Ron Oglesbee. Row VI-Don Shaw, John Eyler, Bob Drake, Ronnie May, Harold Gifford, Norman DeHaven, Dave Funk, Junior Bennett, Richard Charles, Charles Strausburg, Bill Pitzer, Raymond LaMar, Ed Pepple, Richard Barton. Not in picture-Charles Brown, Kenneth Butts, Jerrold Currey, Paul Grooms, Darrell Gould, Robert Whitacre, Jesse Monteith. Eighty Nine EIGHTH GR DE Row I-Ronnie Hayner, Bill Downing, Louis Green, Freddie Snow, Don Kaylor, Stanley Freelan, Terry Milburn, Wayne Earley. Row II-Janice Scott, Clara Belle Klontz, Shirley Smith, Larry Grooms, Nancy Rhubert, Arthur Swearingen, Priscilla Bowermaster, Eddie LaMar, Bob Louderback, Don Coates. Row III-Ronnie Molitor, Ralph Molitor, Wanda Grooms, Bob Horen, Patty Compton, Patty Barber, Don DeVault, David Wisecup, Bob Monteith, Paul Snider, David West, Bill Mullens. Row IV-Winona Holsinger, Marie Abling, Nancy Davis, Patty Gordon, Mary Terrell, Sue Holley, Janice Henderson, Barbara Nordlund, Joanne Jones, Peggy Fudge, Beverly Perry, Marjorie Craigie, Richard Gegner, Carole Cockrell. Row V-Mary Faye, Joyce Wakeley, John Curry, Rosalie Wilson, Betty Brown, Peggy Anderson, Joyce Ferguson, Janice Durnbaugh, Tanya Harenberg, Loretta Walker, Shirley Barber, Mary Truman, Roger Murrell. Row VI-Larry Dice, Larry Bottorff, Dick Work fnan, Bob Reynolds, Jerry Sholar, Howard Lucas, Bill Henry, Don Pyles, John Stafford, Richard Anderson, Huffman Heisey, Richard Prether, Frank Holley. Not in picture-Janice Sturgeon. Ninety EIGHTH GR DE Row I-Carl Hayner, Delbert Louderback, Max Barney, Ruby Grooms, Norma Sandall, Shirley In- low, John Hey, Bob Dawson, Bob Harvey, Ed lie Thornton. Row II-Pat Ryan, Dorothy Ward, Donald Mitche'l, Nancy Adams, Shirley Louderback, Tom Snyder, Harold Horton, Ronnie Lorenzo, Larry Dinwfddie, Freddie Davis, Robert George. Row III-Norman Guckian, Marilyn Doehleman, Nelson Marks, Barbara Shipley, Carolyn Dice, Beverly Stollings, Barbara Camden, Jerry Smih, Veda Archer, Nancy Jeffreys, Connie Potter, Joyce Swearingen, Elaine Eckerle. Row IV-Jim Harner, Carl Smith, Larry Thompson, Larry Nichols, Roger Muterspaw, Doreen Swaim, Susan Wead, Alice Corrigan, Mabel Shaw, Barbara McDulTord, Yvonne Lipscomb, Phyllis Bar- nett, Eleanor Camp. Row V-Sonde Sondergelt, David Green, Ann Tharp, Joanne Eakins, Ralph Simons, Janet Fittro, Lynn Murphy, Tom Marshall, Shirley Paul, Sandra Bobbitt, Don Cooper, Barbara Scott, Louise Spencer. Row VI-James Upton, Neil Dunevant, Carl Morrow, John Shaw, Tom Stollings, Ronnie Hill, Don Fugate, James Mullens, Weldon Wiedenheft, Jerry Snyder, Robert Babb, Vida Hummel. Not in pitcture-Richard Ogle, Dan Wilde, Gerald'ne Howard. Ninety One S 'VE TH GRADE Row I-Marvin Gifford, Mike Stollings, Paul Terrell, john McClain, Barry Buell, Taso Dontchos, Millard Parks, Francis Hayslip. Row II-Larry Smith, Arley Gastiger, David Louderback, jim Workman, Larry Molitor, Bob Shoe- maker, Nelson Dodge, Charles Dodge, Janet Quinton, Phyllis Jacks, Carolyn Chadwell, Shari Robinette. Row III-Juanita Moore, Patty Bickett, Carol Collins, Joyce Bobbitt, jo Ann Ashmore, Phyllis Jenkins, Marcia Morton, Howard Talbott, Delmer Lemon, Eugene Ringer, Tom Sturgeon, Ruth Ary, Wayne Barricklow. Row IV-Keith Brickel, Carole Jack, Ann Steele, Shirley Van Wey, Betty Nicho's, Omalee Hicks, Janet Zimmer, Bill Potter, Dale Tobin, Rondall Parker, Robert Pettit, Gene Strous, Gary Ferguson. Row V-Patty Masters, Sue Wallace, Guy Loos, David King, Wayne Pittman, Don Cranor, Calvin Stoops, Ted LeVeck, Larry Welsh, Dale Shipley, Diane Edinger, Florence Chambliss, David Bobbitt. Row VI--Nellie Cummings, Betty Shaw, Evelyn Gano, Ruby Campbell, Jo Anne Childers, Frances Piatt, june Prether, Mariel Toner, Helen Smith, Nancy Funk, Carolyn Jones, Emily Schultz, David Maynard, Bob Palmer. Ninety Two EVE TH GR DE Row I-Larry LaMar, Edward Spurgeon, Clifford Travis, Don Toner, Ray Butts, Bill Marshall, Eugene Tobin, Don Kindle, Paul Carner. Row II-Bill Christy, Bill Schueller, Henry Harenburg. Don Rumbaugh, Donald Reeves, Dale South, Jim Roberts, Ronald Hunter, Don Roberts, Dick Randall, Tim Kaylor, Phil McKelvey. Row III-Sally Apking, Patty Matson, Frances Tmorne, Catherine Compton, Mary Halsey, Harold Smith, Tommy Hall, Clifford Hull, Ray Hay aes, David Cultice, Hadia White, Nancy Alspaugh, Margaret Littler, Russell Cultice. Row IV-Don Hartsock, Fred Baker, Wayne Ed nonds, Joe Mays, Mary Hayslip, Brenda Broxvn, Carol Figgins, Lorna Glossner, Sandra Knight, Barbara Strickle, Barbara Orgonas, Joann Dil? liard. Row V-Derald Berry, Tom Ginaven, Frances Wallis, Patty Cline, Shirley Warren, Phyllis Jordan, Margaret Lewis, Victor McKeever, Bill Hagler, Larry Jordan, Patricia Dailey, Sue Sexton. Row VI-Bob Dean, Ray Blocher, Carleton Brown, Joan Hull, Velva Tarter, Joanne Hatfield, Barbara Wisecup, Joann Irvin, Carolyn Allen, Helen Palmer, Linda Ringer, Terry McClellan, Ernest Leighly, Genevieve Wylie, Radia Adams. Not in picture-Earl Adkins, Albert Robinette, Clark McClelland, Gregory O'Brien. Ninety Three The shooting In 1. ning, the halftime J U IOR HIGH IGHT twenty-first annual Jr. High Night was celebrated February 16, 1952. The Robert E Moore Foul trophy was awarded to Carl Morrow, who ma le six shots out of ten. he preliminary game the Central seventh grad is won over Miamisburg. In the main event of the eve eighth graders lost to Fairborn. The jr. High tumbling team and band presented enter amment at the of the feature game. A dance was held in the high school gym for junior High students after the game Ninety Four HME 8a JR. HIGH CHEERLEADER Linr'a Haines, Pat Muterspaw, Nancy McQuiggan. Barbara Nordlund, Elaine Eckerle, Nancy Jeffreys, Patty Barber, Shirley Van Wey, Lynn Murphy Ninety Five FRESHME FOOTBALL TEAM Row I-John Mooreik, Marc McCallisteril'. Row II-Jerry Huthii, Jim Beanik, Dave Trubeem, Bob Chapmaniii, Phil Andersoniif, Eddie Popplciii. Leon Milbumtk, Dick Jordaniif, Pete Combsik, Dick Smithm. Row III-Don Moore, Bill Pitzer, Don Bobbittik, Bob Thompsonit, john Eyleriii, George Andersoniii, Don Pitman, Keith Welsh, Richard Bottorff. Row IV-Bob Smith, Bob Georgeti, Jerry Snyderg, john Shawif, Carl Morrowit, Tom Marshalltif, Tom Hendershot, Bill Nichols. Row V-Don Kaylor'i', Ralph Simonsf, Dick Workmanf, Ronnie Lorenzo? Don Fugate, Jerry Shol- arik' Harold Horton, Jim Mullins, Row VI-Bob Shoemakerik, Teddy LeVeckiF, Barry Buellig, Bill Haglerik, Larry Welsh? Not in picture--Dave Funkik, Jerry McPherson'?. Lettermenf. This year the Little Bucs have won two games and lost three. They played against several superior teams and had a few bad breaks, which accounted for their losses. They should add quite an able bodied squad of boys to the Varsity team next year. SCHEDULE Xenia Washington C.H. 0 Xenia Oakwood 6 Xenia Fairmont 26 Xenia Miamisburg 41 Xenia Troy 19 WASHINGTON C. H.-The Little Bucs opened their '51 season with Washington C. H. It was a hard fought game to the end. The Bucs pushed over a touchdown to give them a 6-0 victory over the Blue Lions. OAKWOOD-After losing the first game jitters, the freshmen lads pushed over three touchdowns while holding their opponents to a lone tally. Final score, Xenia 18--Oakwood 6. FAIRMONT-Fairmont has always been hard to beat and this year was no exception. The Xenia boys couldn't manage the Dragons and fell 26-7. MIAMISBURG-The Xenia lads tasted the lash of the Miamisburg Freshmen in a much more hard fought game than the score indicates. They didn't give up till the game was over but couldn't manage a score. Miam- isburg ran up 41 points to our none. TROY--The Little Bucs traveled to Troy for another encounter. It was nip and tuck all the way. Xenia pulled ahead and it looked like a sure victory but Troy drove for another touchdown to win 19-13. Ninety Six FRE HME BA KETBALL Row I-Dave Trubee, Dave Hinshaw, Bob Chapman, Norman DeHaven, Eddie Pepple, Phil An- derson. Row II-Marc McCallister, Roger Wolf, George Anderson, Charles Brown, Dick jordan, Jerry Huth. Row III-Don Moore, Pete Combs, John Moore, Jim Bean, Bob Smith, Dick Smith, Dick Tyler, Mgr. 7th A D 8th GRADE BASKETBALL Row I-Larry Bottorff, Larry Dinwiddie, Carl Morrow, Ronald Hill, Jerry Snyder, Ronnie Lorenzo, Roger Murrell. Row II-Tommy Hall, Ted LeVeck, Freddie Davis, Weldon Wiedenhaft, Robert George, Bob Rey- nolds, Robert Palmer, Bill Hagler. Row III-Thomas Snyder, Mgr., Calvin Stoops, Taso Dontchos, Barry Buell, Dale South, Harve Ship- lett, Larry Welsh. Ninety Seven JUNIOR HIGH BAND FLUTE: Peggy Anderson, Doris Wisecup, Betty Brown, Carolyn Jones-OBOE: Joyce Ferguson-BAS- SOON: John Moore-CLARINET: Neil Dunevant, Richard Shoemaker, Joyce Hamer, Paul Bickett, Don Cranor, Carl McClelland, Phyllis Jenkins, Gary Ferguson, John Durnbaugh--SAXOPHONE: Sandra Wal- lace, Neil Guckian-TRUMPET: Sonde Sondergelt Robert I-Ioren, Huffman Heisey, Richard Gegner, John Curry, Larry Welsh, Steve Paul, Robert Babb, Larry Kimbler-FRENCH HORN: Guy Loos, Derrell Maynard, Donald Bobbitt-BARITONE: Barbara Nichols-TROMBONE: John McClain, Doris King, Larry Smith-TUBA: Wayne Barricklow, Frances Snow, Robert Monteith-PERCUSSION: Robert Rey- nnlrls, John Hey, Larry Nichols, Ted LeVeck, Carolyn Collins. JUNIOR HIGH 0RCHE'TRA VIOLIN: Peggy Anderson, Barbara Nordlund, Elaine Eckerle, Taso Dontchos, Loretta Walker, Emily Schultz, Frances Piatt, Joyce Swearingen, Omalee Hicks-VIOLA: Nancy Jeffries, Susan Wead-CELLO: Joyce Wakeley, Carolyn Collins-VIOLINCELLO: Robert Reynolds, Wayne Barricklow-FLUTE: Betty Brown, Doris Wisecup, Carolyn Jones-OBOE: Joyce Ferguson-BASSOON: John Moore-CLARINET: Neil Dunevant, Richard Shoemaker, Joyce Hamer-SAXOPHONE: Neil Guckian-TRUMPET: Sonde Sondergelt, Huffman Heisey, Richard Gegner-FRENCH HORN: Guy Loos, Darrell Maynard, Donald Bobbitt-BARITONE: Barbara Nichols-TROMBONE: John McClain, Doris King, Larry Smith--PER- CUSSION: John Hey, Larry Nichols, Ted LeVeck. Ninety Eight FRESHME CHOIR lst Sopranos: Sally Woodworth, Paula Jones, June Huntsr, Deanne Sparr: 2nd Sopranos: Jeanne Gina- ven, Janice Jack, Marsha Strome, Joan Moody, Peggy Peters, Betty Jean Chambliss, Sandy Craigie, Judy Whitney, Mary Holley, Ruth Myers, Norma Maxwell: lst Altos: Pat Muterspaw, Janet Davis, Sandra Mackley, Ann Flora, Mary Ridgeway, Judy Pavey: 2nd Altos: Shirley Sims, Jane Finlay, Betty Glass, Soula Dontchos, Joyce Hamer: lst Tenors: David Hinshaw, Roger Filson, Don Moore, 2nd Tenors: Dick Jordan, Ronald Oglesbee, Don Pitman, Tom Porter: Baritones: Bob Chapman, Norman DeHaven, Jerry Huthg Basses: Phil Anderson, Junior Bennett, John Moore. VE TH A D EIGHTH GRAD CHOIR Sopranos: Betty Brown, Barbara Nordlund, Shirley Smith, Janice Sturgeon, Loretta Walker, Veda Archer, Sandra Bobbitt, Nancy Jeffryes, Joyce Swearingen, Susan Wead, Patty Barber, Pat Compton, Jo- Anne Jones, Clarabelle Klontz, Nancy Adams, Carolyn Dice, Ruth Ann Ary, Patty Bickett, Jo Ann Childers, Carol Collins, Carole Jack, Juanita Moore, Sue Ann Wallace, Brenda Brown, Patty Matson, Barbara Strickle, Carolyn Allen, Jo Ann Ashmore, Linda Ringer, Shirley Warren, Omalee Hicks, Carolyn Jones, Betty Nich- ols, Emily Schultz, Shirley Van Wey, Rebecca Folan, Alice Smith, Altos: Peggy Anderson, Betty Brown, Elaine Eckerle, Lynn Murphy, Wanda Grooms, Joyce Wakely, Vida Hummel, Shirley Paul, Phyllis Jenkins, Frances Piatt, Gary Ferguson, Robert Shoemaker, Howard Talbott, Margaret Littler, Phillip McKelvy, Joyce Bobbitt, Lorna Glossner, Donald Karl, Robert Pettit, Wayne Barricklow, John McClain, Dale Shipley, Sher- ri Robinett, William Hagler: Tenors: Richard Gegner, Huffman Heisey, Robert Horen, Ronald Molitor, Dow Reichley, David Wisecup, John Shaw, Sonde Sondergelt, Edgar LaMar, Harold Horton, Carl Morrow, Guy Loos, David Maynard, Gregory O'Brien, Carlton Brown, Barry Buell, Taso Dontchos, William Potter: Basses and Baritones: Richard Prether, Bob Babb, Larry Nichols, Jerry Snyder, Ronald Hill, Ray Butts, Frederick Baker, James Roberts, Don Kindle. Ninety Nino sy 'Mu-b..,.' i?' gx -:Za 2 S E 3 Q 55 K sa ZS ,Q if 2 w Y x ll Abromowitz Modern Shoe Repair Ackerman, G. D. Adair's Alice Rinck's Hat Shop Alpha Guernsey Dairy Althoffls Billiards American Loan 8a Realty Company Amlin Motor Sales Anderson, W. W., Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Anderson's Abattoir Anderson's Garage Anderson's Insurance Agency Anderson's Motor Company Andrews, Patty Armentrout, Frank Ashmore's Service Station Atchley, Clarence J. Barnett Shopping Center Barry, R. W., M.D. Baughn Sand 8a Gravel Belden, M. F., D.V.M. Belmont Auto Theater Bill's Grill 85 Bill's Tire Shop Black Furniture Store Bloom, Karl Bocklet, J. P., Supply Company Borden, Fred Boring Supply Company Eraun's Jewelers Brenner, Wm., Furniture Corporation Brewer's Grocery Buck's Meat Market Buckeye Press Company Buckeye Woodworking C. A. Dabe 8a Sons Camera Shop Candy Kitchen Carroll 8L Binder Company Casual Wear Chapman 85 Sons Trucking Service Charaders of Xenia Chat 8a Chew Drive In Chenoweth Motor Company Chew Publishing Company Citizen's National Bank City Loan Sr Savings Company Clark, Fred Coffield Barber Shop Cooperative Club Corbean, R. J., Shoe Repair Corner Pharmacy Court House Beauty Salon Cox, Art Jr. Craig Shell Service Criterion Dairy Queen Daum 81. Detty Company Dayton Power Ba Light Company D. D. Jones, Druggist Dodds Monument Company Donges Drug Store PONSOR Donley Oil Company Dontchos Restaurant H Dorsey, E. P. 85 L. JI. Hamer Sincla Downing T. V. 85 Radio Repair Dumhauld Welding Shop Eavey Company Eckerle Printing Company Ed 81. Dot's Restaurant Eichman's Ellis Motor Sales Ellis, S. C., M.D. Engle Floral Ervin, Carl M. Famous Auto Supply Company Famous Cheap Store Farm fTheJ Fawcett, H. F. Five Points Food Market Fraternal Order of Police Friend C21 Fultz, Juanita Gallaher Drug Company Galliger Insurance Agency Galloway 8m Cherry Gegner's Market General Mills Geyer's Restaurant Gibney's Ginaven Poultry Market Graham's Wallpaper Greene County Childrenls Home Greene County Credit Bureau Greene County Farm Bureau Co-op Greene County Locker Company Greene County Lumber Company Gueltig Florist Hagler, Atty. at Law Haines, Russell, D.D.S. Haller's Service Station Handler Brothers Auto Parts Happy Day Cleaners Hamer, Electrical Contractor Harrison Supply Company I-Iazel's Shop Henderson, R. C., M.D. Hendrickson, R. D.. M.D. Henkel, George Herb's Barber Shop Herrin Sunoco Service Station Hess, Harold Hess, Ivan-'Oliver Sales 8r Service Highview Terrace Hitchcock Jewelry Store Home Market Hooven 8a Allison Company Hub Market Huit, W. G. Hull, Roy V. Jacobs, Lou James Brothers Grocery Jeffryes, Wm. 8a Son Contractor ir Relinery Association SPONSORS Jim's Pawn Shop johnson, Mel-Barber Shop johnson's Lawn Sn Garden Store Joyce, Inc. ,Iustina's Kaiser Laundry Kelble Electric Service Kelly. R. A., M.S. Kelly Taxi Kennedy's Ken's Restaurant King Tractor Sales Kiwanis Club Krakoff's Kresge's, S. S., Company Kroger's Kuhn, G. W. Sz Son, D.D.S. Kuntz Marcelled Potato Chips Lang Chevrolet Company Latimer's Market Lawrence Hotel Leahey's Restaurant 85 Party Shop Ledbetter Coal Company LeSourd 85 Company Lewis, Dan Lion's Club Litt Brothers Loy. R. B. McClelland, Earl McClellan Poultry Inc. McDorman's McDowell Bn Torrence Lumber Company McFarland's T. V. Bu Radio Service McKeever, Clarence McNamee Fuel Company McQuiggan, Paul, Dr. Gr Mrs. McVay's Mahaifey, Leo 81. Sons Main Auto Supply Main Restaurant Mallow's Orchard Manor Decorating Company Marshall Ez Marshall, Atty's at Law Marshall Motor Company Maxwell, Bob, Radio Shop Miller Sn Cross Service Station Milton's Minke, Clifford A. Molitor, J. R., Plastering Moose Lodge Morton, R. M., D.D.S. Milburn, Mr. GL Mrs. Edgar Nagley Funeral Home Neeld Funeral Home Ohio Food Products Ohio State Employment Center Orgonas Television Repair Orpheum Theater Owen's Grocery Park-N-Shop Patterson Appliances Pavey, Wm. H., D.V.M. Penney, J. C., Company Perrill, A. V. Pidgeon Insurance Agency Pierson, Delbert Sr Son Prugh Sc Sharp Purdom, Lois Purdom Motor Sales Rader's Creamery Ray, Harold E., M.D. Reliable Shoe Store Reeve's, E. M., D.D.S. Rich Jewelers Richard's Shoe Store Ringer 8: Son Dairy Rose Marie's Beautv Salon Ruse's Creamery and Restaurant Schick, Hugh E., M.D. Schiff's Shoe Store Schmidt, E. J., M.D. Service Tire Shop Shepherd, L. N. Slattery Sand Sn Gravel Smith Advertising Company Smith's Bakery Smith, McCallister Ga Gibney Sol's Store Standard Oil Company Steddom, Arthur Tasty Pastry Bakery Tecumseh Motel Teeter's Garage The Greene County Auto Club Thomas Teach, Grocer Ga Florist Thornhill Furniture Tiffany Jewelry Store Trebein Manor Turner's Grocery Ungard, Wm. T., M.D. U. S. 42 Motor Court Veterans of Foreign Wars Virag. Johnny Jr. W. A. Hammond, Drierite Company Welfare Finance Corporation Welsh, Mr. Sn Mrs. Elmer Whitacre Finance White's Gulf Station Wilkin, Dr. Wood News Agency Woolworth, F. W., Company Xenia Abattoir Xenia Aviation Company Xenia Barber Shop Xenia Country Club Xenia Farmer's Exchange Company Xenia Fire Department Xenia Ice Company Xenia Iron lk Metal Company Xenia Locker Storage Xenia Market Xenia National Bank Xenia Rotary Club Xenia Standard Auto Parts Xenia Union Stock Yards CHOOL CALE-ND R 1951 - 52 ' SEPTEMBER 4-School Opens 14-Wilmington Football tHereJ Senior Class Dance 17-Assembly 21-Woodrow Wilson Football fHereJ junior Class Dance 28-Piqua Football tThereJ 29-F.H.A. Dance OCTOBER 5-Fairmont Football CHereJ Sophomore Class Dance 12-Sidney Football tl-Ierel 19-Troy Football CThereJ 20--F.F.A. Dance 23-Band Parents Covered Dish 25-Miamisburg Football CHereJ 26-Ohio State Teachers' Meeting 26-Band Paper Drive NOVEMBER 2-Greenville Football CThereb 6-Auditorium Assembly 8-journalism Clinic-West Milton 9-Oakwood Football CI-Iereb Senior Cen-X Dance 11-Peace Declamation 16-Senior Class Play 17--Senior Class Play 19-F.F.A. Rabbit Banquet 20-Art Club Banquet 21-Devotional Assembly 22--Thanksgiving Vacation 25- -College Night 27-Beavercreek Basketball fHereD 30-Washington C. H. Basketball CHereD Cheerleader's Dance DECEMBER 7-Wilmington Basketball CThereJ 14-Lebanon Basketball CHereJ 20-Devotional Assembly 20-Christmas Vacation School Closes 3:30 20-Cincinnati Elder Basketball CHereJ 27-Basketball Tourney Greenfield McClain, Dayton Fairview, y Eaton. Xenia Central. 28-Basketball Tourney 29-Annual Alumni Formal Senior Cen-X and Hi-Y. JANUARY 2-School Opens 4-Piqua Basketball CHereD G.A.A. Dance 5-Middletown Basketball CThereJ 11-Fairmont Basketball fThereJ as 12-Walnut Hills Basketball CHereJ Varsity-X Dance 14-Auditorium Assembly 18-Sidney Basketball CThereD 20-Annual Winter Concert-2:30 23-Devotional Assembly 25-Troy Baskeball CHereD Hi-Y Dance 26-Monroe Basketball CThereJ 31-Auditorium Assembly FEBRUARY 1-Miamisburg Basketball CThereJ 2-Senior Scholarship Test 8--Greenville Basketball CHereJ Chemistry Physics Dance 12-Speech Night 15--Oakwood Basketball CThereJ 20-Devotional Assembly 21-Auditorium Assembly 22-Washington's Birthday No School 22-Springfield Basketball CI-Iereb Senior Choir Dance MARCH S-District Solo and Ensemble Contest 12-Devotional Assembly 15-Cen-X Formal 20-Vocational Guidance Day CDr. Slutzj 21-Physical Education Night Art Club Dance 22-District Band, Orchestra, Chorus Contest 28--Auditorium Assembly 29-G.A.A. Playday APRIL 4- Fine and Dandy -Blue and White Varieties of 1952 5-A'Fine and Dandy -Blue and White Varieties of 1952 10-Easter Vacation 15-School Opens 17-Auditorium Assembly 19-S'a1e Solo and Ensemb'e Contest 23-Devotional Assembly 26-Stae Band and Orchestra Contest MAY 3--State Scholarship 9-junior Class Play 10-junior Class Play 14-Devotional Assembly 16-Annual Spring Concert 20-Senior Class Day 23-junior-Senior Prom 25-Baccalaureate Exercises 26-Commencement 26-School Closes One Hundred and Four .4 qu 1 ,N 5. A, if .7 4, x. 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