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For one who has spenT much of his own Time and efTorT in aiding his classes, we are honored To dedicaTe This annual. . - 1:,.. ' T A V i ,,i,, -,,, , - liz.-if5gi,',Ui,,. ,, if-lfixlf :Kiwis Ezslq. MR. C. H. BENNER ,..... - ...,,........... .. Principal MRS. DAVID H. DEEN ...., ...... D ean of Girls MR. B. F. CRANOR .,.,.. ....., D ean of Boys BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. DAVID PURDOM! MR. WILLIAM HITCHCOCK MR. DAVID L. PURDOM ....... .......... - President MR. ROBERT LOY ............. ...... V ice President MR. HENRY N. HEATH ...... .............. C lerk WILLIAM HITCHCOCK ELWOOD SHAFFER MR. HENRY HEATH MR. ROBERT LOY MR. ELWOOD SHAFFER 3 z If MR. C. H. BENNER MR. R. J. WARNER Principal Superintendent A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. Ohio University Ghio State University Science and School Administration History and School Administration MISS NAARTHA SLATTERY MISS JANET BODINE Secretary to Principal Secretary to Superintendent m,,fww.Wiw-. V, V, wx.. 7 ffm-sn., .wr.,4si.i,.Q..firrvmmvw .-v-1-naw'-ww.wwm,.iaXm,-U, -iiv,.,.fw,,A,,,,,...,,,.,,.,,fQA ,G ,..: , MR. BEN ANKNEY B.S. Miami University Social Studies MRS. JOHN BEAN B.S. l Miami University 2 Home Economics MRS. JOSEPH E. BALMER MR- PAUL BOXWELL A.B. B.S. Ohio Northern University Wilmington College English, Social Studies MBTi'1emGTlCS MR. ROSS BATESON B.S., M.A. Bowling Green University Boys' Physical Education General Science MISS FLOSSIE DAVIS A.B. E. Kentucky State College English K 7,,,, i MR. BYRON CRANOR A.B., M.A. Earlham College Chemistry, Physics Dean of Boys MRS. DAVID H. DEEN A.B. Wooster College Latin Dean of Girls MISS MARY ANN DeMATTEO MR. JOHN DONALDSON B.S. B-5- Ohio State University Ol'IiO STBTG UVUVGVSITY Commercial American History MR. ROBERT DOWNS B.S., M.A. Ohio State University Instrumental Music MISS MARY DICKERSON B.S. Ohio State University Mathematics MR. RAY EDWARDS MISS NELLE FRASCH MR, WILLIAM KAYLOR B.S. B.A. B.S., M.A. Bowling Green University Ohio State University Miami University Mathematics English History MISS HELEN HEINSELMAN MR. EMMETT J. NEFF B.S. B.S. Ohio State University Ohio University General Science, Arithmetic Industrial Arts MRS. JOHN W. HEY , B.A. Otterbein University English, Librarian MR. WALTER MARSHALL B.S. Muskingum College Biology Lv -mm: fu l -lr mf-S -fm: MISS JOYCE HUSTON MR. LORIN MCNEAL MISS MARILYN IFTNER Q IB is I I B.A. B.S., M.A. AB. y I Wittenberg College Ohio State University Capitol University Commercial Vocal Music English, History I I I I I I I I I I I MR. H. G. PATTERSON MRS. GRAHAM JUSTUS B.S., M.A. B.S. I Miami University Ohio University History, Geography Girls' Physical Education j MRS. RUSSELL MILLER - B.S. Ohio State University Home Economics I I MR. L. RAY SEILHAMER B.S. 7 Ohio State University of Industrial Arts V I I I .s,1wf,...w. . mt... -- f. f Q- - . J..-, ..::.....11 ff I m1i1:tsf.a.wmff.umwtwrp f . MRS' WALTER L- PATTERSON MR. RICHARD suLTzBAcH Miss MARJORIE PORTER A.B. A.B. B.S. Oberlin College Wmenberg College Ohio State University English Speech Spanish, English MR. P. D. WICKLINE MISS MARY SOMERVILLE B.S. B.A., M.A. Columbia University University of Michigan Agriculture American History MISS DONNA SIMMONS Ohio State University Art MR. WILLIAM WILSON Miami University Mechanical Drawing Driving CEN SEN STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITORS . BUSINESS MANAGER Helen Jo Lewellen-Senior EDITOR-John McCallister Larry Fealy Carol Harner-Upperclassmen Tom H6ydOCk-Photography Margaret Bennett-Clubs Diane Peterson-Photograph Betty Dabney-Clubs ASg:ilLeII:TAEEgliES Marian Smith-Head Typist y Shirley Hinshaw-Activities Shirley Matson Marian NSGICI-Sponsor Sales Ronald Smith-Music David Luttrell-Student Sales Beverly Ann Fisher-Music Carol BFOWH-Treasurer Michael Ungard-Sports Keith Manor-Sports ADAIllIEOCI25ra L Balmer Maurice Carroll-Speech Activities ' ' Philip Gegner-Art Mr. Walter Marshall John Walker-Art f v AX 2' M 'x .H X ,Q Rf mmm an ww-af wmfmwwm-wwnmmvamzw .cw A ev ww SHIRLEY Lou MATSON Maiors: English, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics, Social Studies Activities: Annual Staff, Cen-X i, 2, 3, Vice Pres., Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Ser1i0I' Clwil' 2, 3, Variety Show l, 3, Junior Class Play: Vocal Music Contests 3, Operetta 2, Senior Class Play, Speech Activities l, Treasurer of Sophomore Class 2. CAROL GERALDINE BROWN Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Language, Mathematics, Art, Social Studies Activities: Annual Staff Treasurer, Cen-X l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Boosters 4, GAA I, Art I, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Secretary, Buc- caneer Staff 2, Assistant Editor, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Speech Activities 2. SENIGR CLASS CFFICERS DAVID HusToN l.UTTRELL Maiors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Annual Staff, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity-X 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, Football 2, 3 , 4 , Basketball 2 ', 3 ', 4', Mgr., Baseball 2, 3 ', 4, Boys' Intramurals 3, Variety Show i, 3, Operetta 2, Senior Class Play. WILLIAM MAURICE CARROLL Maiors: English, Speech Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Buccaneer Staff 4, Football l, Basket- ball 1, Boys' lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Speech Activities l, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace Declamations 2, 3, 4. MAUDIE ABLING Maiors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: FHA I, 2: Office Girl 4. JUANITA LEE ANDRES Maiors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics Fairmont High School 1, 2, 3. Activities: Library League 3: Choir 2: Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. :ARL E. ARCHER Aaiors: Social Studies, English, Shop, M. Drawing Xctivities: Biology 2: Varsity-X 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3 ', 4 : Basketball I, 2, 3 , 4 : Base- ball 3 , 4 . lAMES DENE AREHART illaiors: English, Science Vlinors: Mathematics, M. Drawing, Social Studies Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology 2: Chemistry- Physics 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL REYBURN ARY Majors: English, Shop, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Tumbling 4: Boys' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Operetta 2, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Class Plays: Variety Show 3. HAROLD SWIMBURN BOAT Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Art Activities: Art 2, 3, 4 BEVERLY PHYLLIS JEAN ARNOVITZ Maiors: English, Science, Language Minors: Social Studies Activities: Annual Staff: Cen-X 'l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Band I: Buccaneer Staff 4: Boost- ers 2, 3, Treas. 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, Sec. 4: Junior and Senior Class Plays: Girls' Intramurals. LLoYo WAYNE BAKER Maiors: English, Shop, Social Studies Activities: Football I Senior Class Play. Minors: Commercial, Shop MARGARET l.ou BENNETT Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Language, Social Studies Activities: Annual Staff: Cen-X l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Orchestra 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show l, 3: Operetta 2, 4: DAVID EUGENE BRITTINGI-IAM Majors: English, Social Studies GEORGE EDWARD BERGER Maiors: English, Shop Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities: Varsity-X 2, 3, 4: Biology 2: A 3, 4: Track 1, 2 , 3 , 4': Football 1, 2, 3 4': Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4 ': Senior Choir I Variety Show. l ELAINE RAE BURBA Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Commercial HANNAI-I JANE BAYNARD Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Language, Social Studies Activities: can-x I, 2, 3, Tri-HI-Y 4, FI-IA I, 2, 3, 4: Boosters 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Variety Show 1, 3. PAuI. RICHARD BOTTORFF Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Speech, Art Activities. Art 1, 2, 3: Buccaneer Staff 4: Speech Activities 1, 2, 3. l.OWELL THOMAS BROWNELL Majors: English, Shop, Social Studies Minors: Speech Activities: Hi-Y 4: Biology 2: Art 1: Varsity-X 4: Buccaneer Staff 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3 , 4 : Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Activities 3, 4. MARY LOUISE BROOKS ' Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA l: Girls' lntramurals 'l. I l l I l l I l I Q E z SI-IIRLEY ANN BUCKLES Nlaiors: English, Commercial Minors: Mathematics, Science, Language Activities: Cen-X l, 2, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Boost- ers 2, 3, 4, GAA i, 2, 3, 4, Buccaneer Staff 4, Student Council 4, Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, Capt. 4, Senior Class Play, Library League 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 3, Operetta 2, 4, Junior Class Play. RONALD RAYMOND CASTLE Maiors: English, Shop Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: Hi-Y 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. DELORES L. CASSITY Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Commercial Activities: FHA 4, Student Council 2. RONALD LEE CYPI-IERs Maiors: English, Agriculture Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Intramurals 'l, 3, 4. RUTH ELENIA CRAIG Maiors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies Activities: Cen-X i, 2, Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3 GAA l, 2, 3, Boosters l, 2, FHA 'l, 2 Sec. 3, 4. LARRY DEAN DRISCOLL Majors: English, M. Shop Minors: Social Studies, Wood Shop Activities: Football 2, 3 , Track l, 2, 4, Boys Intramurals l, 2, 3. NANCY ELLEN BENSON Maiors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies Activities: can-x I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Boost- ers 2, 3, Pres. 4, Operetta 2, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. DONALD GRANVILLE BROWN Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Shop Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Boys' Intramurals 2, 3, Senior Choir 4, Variety Show 3. 1- 1 HAROLD FAWLEY Maiors: English, Metal Shop Minors: Wood Shop, Social Studies Activities: Varsity-X 3, 4, Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 , Senior Choir 3, Variety Show 3. LARRY NICHOLAS FEALY Majors: English, Science Activities: Annual Staff, Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, Treas. 4, Student Coun- cil 1, Senior Class Play. SAMUEL BooKER CLARK Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry-Physics ,3 4, Varsity-X 2, 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 4, Football 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Basketball 1, 2 , 3 ', 4 , Track 1, 3 , 4, Senior Class Play. RAYMOND LERoY CURTIS Maiors: English, Agriculture Minors: Shop, Social Studies Activities: Biology 2, FFA 1, 2 T , 2 , Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, Concert Band 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Variety Show 3. GERALDINE BLAIR Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Language, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, Boosters 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Cheer- leader 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, Speech Activities 1, 2, Library League 3, 4. SHIRLEY Jo ANN COOPER Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Art, Social Studies Activities: FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Cen-X 1, 2, Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Buccaneer Staff 3. KATHRYN WILETTA DAINES Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Language, Science Activities: FHA I, 2, 4, GAA 1. MARTHA ALICE DAVIS Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. 3, 4, Varsity-X 3, 4, Tumbling BETTY JEAN DABNEY Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Science Activities: Annual Staff: Cen-X 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4: Student Council 3: Girls' Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE EDWARD DETTY Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science Sho f P Activities: Varsity-X 3, 4: Football 1, Z , 3 ', 4 ': Basketball 2 ', 3 , 4 : Track 1, 2 : Baseball 3 : Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2, 4. TAMUEL EDISON DURBIN laiors: English, Metal Shop linors: Social Studies, Wood Shop tctivities: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 VILLIAM EUGENE FOSTER laiors: English, Industrial Arts linors: Science, Agriculture tctivities: FFA 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2: Track 1, 2 DONALD ROBERT FINLAY Maiors: English, Speech Minors: Shop, Social Studies Activities: Buccaneer Staff 3, 4: Football 2, 4 Speech Activities 1, 2, 3. LocKE HAREL GLOSSNER Maiors: English, Science, Shop, Mathematics Activities: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Biology 2 Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2 , 3 ', 4' GAIL BOCKLET FINLAY Maiors: English, Mathematics Minors: Language, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Biology Sec. 2: Chemistry- Physics 3, 4: Boosters 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Contests 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4. DALE FUNK Majors: English, Shop Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies Activities: Varsity-X 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3', 4 : Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 34, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Boys' Intramur- als 3, 4. BEVERLY ANN FISHER Maiors: English, Mathematics Minors: Science, Social Studies, Language Activities: Annual Staff, Cen-X 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, instrumental Music Contests 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, 4. PHILLIP ROBERT GEGNER Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Language, Speech Activities: Biology 2, Art 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, March- ing Band 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Basketball 1, 2, 3 , N, Senior Choir 2, 3, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2. MARTHA ANN GABLE Maiors: English, Language Minors: Social Studies, Science Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology Chemistry-Physics 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' tramurals 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, C cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 4, Choir 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Centralites 3 Junior Class Play, Speech Activities 4. JOHN EDWARD GRooMs Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Commercial, Art BARBARA JENELLE GREGORY Maiors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Language Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 41 Biology 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Variety Show 3, Instru- mental- Music Contests 2. WILLIAM KENNETH HALSEY Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Industrial Arts, Art Activities: Art 3, Baseball 1, 2. THOMAS MARION HAYDocK f Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Language Activities: Annual Staff, Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Centralites 4, lnstru- mental Music Contests 2, 3, 4, lnstrumental Music Council Vice Pres. 3, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, Junior Class CAROL ANN HARNER Majors: English, Speech, Social Studies Minors: Science, Language, Home Economics Activities: Annual Staff, Chemistry-Physics 4, Speech Acti- vities 2, 3, 4. Play, Boys' Intramurals. , JAMES LouIs HURLEY Maiors: English, Shop Minors: Science, Social Studies, Mathematics Activities: Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Boys' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN HINsHAw Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Language, Science Activities: Annual Staft, Cen-X I, Treas. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, GAA 'I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Girls' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music Contests 2, 3, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, Vocal Music Council Vice Pres. 4. DAVID LAURENCE JONES Maiors: English, Agriculture, Social Studies Minors: Commercial Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Boys' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Speech Activities. RITA KATHLEEN HILLIARD Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Commercial, Science Activities: FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Office and Senior Class Plays. Girl 4, Junior v x Roaem' LEIGH HUTCHISON Maiors: English, Agriculture Minors: Science, Mathematics ' Activities: Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, FFA 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Orchestra I, 2, 3, Variety Show I, 3, Junior and Senior Class Plays. DELORES JUNE HALL Maiors: English, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Social Studies ' Activities: FHA 'l, GAA 'l, 2. KENNETH LAVERNE JENKINS Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics Activities: Chemistry-Physics 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Boys' Intramurals 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music Council Pres. 4, Vocal Music Contests 2, Operetta 2, 4, Variety Show 3, Speech Activities 3. EMILY ANN HoREN Maiors: English, Commercial Home Economics Minors: Social Studies Activities: Cen-X I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, FHA 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music Contests 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY Maiors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Science Activities: Cen-X 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: FHA 3, 4: Boosters 4: Senior Class Play: Speech Activities 3: Spring Valley High School 1, 2. RAYMOND ALFRED KLINE Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Language, Speech, Science Activities: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3: Sen- ior Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Junior and Senior Class Plays: Speech Activities 3, 4. HELEN Jo LEWELLEN Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Language, Science Activities: Annual Staff: Cen-X 1, Chemistry-Physics 3: Buccaneer Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Centralites 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music Contests 3, 4: V 2, 4: Senior Class Play. GLENDON NEIL LORENZO Majors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: Varsity-X 3, 4: Tumbling JEAN CAROL LANE Maiors: English, Science, Language Minors: Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Biology 2: Chemistry- Physics 3: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 4: Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 3: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4. ARTHUR EDWARD LERCI-I Maiors: English, Agriculture, Mathematics Minors: Science, Language Activities: Chemistry-Physics 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Buccaneer Staff 3: Variety Show 3: Operetta 2: Senior Class Play. JANET MARIE JENKINS Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Speech, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1: FHA 1: Speech Activi- ties I, 2. JAMES FRANKLIN KELLY Maiors: English, Agriculture, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Boys' Intramurals 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4: Concert Orchestra 3, 4: Instrumental Music Contests 3, 4: At- tended Spring Valley High School 1, 2: Variety Show 3: Operetta 4: Senior Class Play. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Biology 2: Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert ariety Show 1, 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3. 1 my -wr.: I I :I DONNA JEAN LIEURANCE Maiors: English, Home Economics, Speech Minors: Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: FHA 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Speech Activities 2, 3, 4: Prince of Peace Declamations 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HARPER LESouRD Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies Minors: Mathematics, Language Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Biology 2: Student Council 1: Basketball 2, 3: Boys' Intramurals 1, 4. DOROTHY PEARL LARRICK Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Science Activities: FHA 1 JOHN WILLIAM MCCALLISTER Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Minors: Language Activities: Annual Editor: Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Varsity-X 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council Vice Pres. 3: Basketball Manager 2 , 3 , 4 : Baseball Manager 1, 2 : Junior and Senior Class Plays! Sophomore Class Vice Pres.: Junior Class President. 22 IMI:-wa :I 'Q NORMA JEAN MC KAM EY Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Home Economics, Social Studies 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Orchestra DONALD EUGENE LOUDERBACK Maiors: English, Shop Minors: Social Studies, Science Activities: Boys' Intramurals 1, Manager 2. RICHARD KEITH MANOR Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Social Studies, Language Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Var- sity-X 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager 1, 2 : Marching Band 1, 2, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 4: Con- cert Orchestra 4: Centralites 2 ,4: Senior Choir 2: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Junior Class Play: instrumental Music Contest 2: Speech Activities 3. DELORES JEAN MITCHELL Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4: FHA 'l, 2, Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. RICHARD ALLEN MONTGOMERY Maiors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathe- matics Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology Vice Pres. 2, Chemistry-Physics 3, 4, Varsity-X 4, Student Council 2, Football 'l, 2, Manager 4 , Senior Choir 2, 3, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Vocal Music Contests 2, Basketball Manager 'l. CLEVA MARIE OHSNER Maiors: English, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities FHA l, 2 MARILYN VIRGINIA NEELD Maiors: English, Science Minors: Language, Mathematics, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X Vice Pres. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Boosters Chemistry-Physics 3, 4, GAA 'l, Sec. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council l, 2, Girls Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, Sec-Treas. 4, Variety Show l, 3, Operetta 2, 4, Junior Class Play, Vocal Music Contests 2, 3. ROBERT DEAN OGLESBEE Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Social Studies, lndustrial Arts Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry-Physics 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3', 4, Manager, Boys' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Varietv Show 3: Omarstta A- Snninr Cl.-me Plav 1 JANICE PAULINE MIDDLETON Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies, Science Activities: Cen-X l, 2, Sec. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, Concert Band l, 2, 3, Speech Activities 2. ROBERT ALAN MILLER Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Language, Speech Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics, Varsity-X 2, 3, 4, Golf if, Z , 3', 4 , Speech Activities 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Pres. 4, Football 1, Basketball l, Senior Class Play. DAVID FLORENTINE MOLITOR Maiorsz English, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Studies, M. Drawing Activities: Biology 2, Tumbling 2, 3 , 4 , Jun- ior and Senior Class Plays, Variety Show 1, 3 LARRY CI-IARLES NELSON Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Shop, Science Activities: Biology 2, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Variety Show l, Boys' lntramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Activities 3, 4. 2, 3, 4: SHIRLEY JOSEPHINE PALLATTO Vlaiors: English, Home Economics Vlinors: Mathematics, Science Activities: Cen-X i, 2, Boosters 4, Art 3, Li- brary League 4. JoANN R. PALMER Vlaiors: English, Science Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X I, Biology 2, Speech Activi- ties 2. WILLIAM HOWARD PERRY Maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Minors: Language Activities: Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4, Chemistry-Physics Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Football 3, Basketball I, Track 4, Baseball i, Colonel-White 1, 2 DIANE A. PETERSON Maiors: English, Commercial, Social Studies Minors: Science Activities: Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cen-X 'l, 2, 3, Biology 2, Chemistry-Physics 4, Boosters 3, Vice Pres. 4, GAA 3, Buc- caneer Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra l, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Girls' Intramurals 3. Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Mathematics, Social 3, 4, Marching Band 3, Maiors: English, Agriculture Activities: Basketball 'l, 2 ', 3 , 4 ', FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4. Newt-umsusts Iisiiti I z.II MARGARET LEE PARKlSON Maiors: English, Commercial Science Minors: Social Studies Activities: Boosters 4, Speech Activities 3, Jun- ior Class Play. FREDERICK C. PATTERSON Maiors: Industrial Arts, English Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities: Football 3, 4 , Baeball 3, 4, Central State High School 1, 2. MARY ELEANOR PIERCE Science Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Boosters 2, Sec. 3, 4, GAA 4, Office Girl 4, Concert Orchestra 'l, 2, 4, Variety Show 3, Operetta 2, Senior Class Play, instrumental Music Contest 2, 4. LESTER DUANE ROSELL Minors: Science, Social Studies, Shop 3 , 4 , Track I , Football i , 2 , HAROLD LEROY RuSE Maiors: English, Agriculture Minors: Social Studies, Mathematics Activities: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Class Plays. FRANCES LEE RUMBAUGH Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Commercial Activities: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1: Library League 4: Senior Class Play. PATSY JANE ROACH Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies, Bookkeeping Activities: Cen-X 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Biology 2: FHA 1: GAA I 1, 2, 3: Office Girl 4: Girls' Intramurals: Concert Band 1: 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3: ln- strumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3. DONALD LEE SCHAFER Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Language Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Baseball 2: Boys' Intramurals 3, 4: Senior Choir 2: Operetta 2: Senior Class Play. JAMES THOMPSON REYNOLDS Majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Minors: Language Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology 2: Chemistry-Physics 3, 4: Var- sity'X 4: Football 4 ': Boys' Intramurals 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Golf 1, 2, 13 , 4': Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Centralites 3: Senior Choir 2: Instrumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Operetta 2, 4: Senior Class Play. BETTY JEAN PARKS Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Commercial ROBERT LEE RIDGWAY Maiors: English, Agriculture Minors: Social Studies, Speech Activities: Biology 2: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' lntra murals 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Baseball 3: Senio Choir 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 3: Senio Class Play. GLADYS MARIE ROSELL Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Science, Home Economics Activities: Office Girl 4: Senior Choir 2: Variety Show 1: Operetta 2. 1 I .:..,i.u 1m-:W . We MARJORIE JOAN SCHULTZ Maiors: English, Mathematics Minors: Language, Science, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 4, Biology 2, Chemist- ry-Physics 3, GAA 1, 2, Art 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, 4, Instrumental Music Contest 3, 4. CLAYTON Lenov STEIN Maiors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Studies, Speech Activities: Variety Show 1, 3, Junior Class Play, Speech Acti- vities 1, 2, 3. JoYcE ANN SMITH Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics Activities: Office Girl 4 JOHN ROBERT SHAW Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Industrial Arts, Commercial Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Football 1, 2, Varsity-X 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, Operetta 2, 4, Vocal Music Contests 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. 1 JOANNE MAE SMART Maiors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Office Girl 4, Buccaneer Staff 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary League 2. ORVILLE EDWARD SWOGGER Majors: English, Shop Minors: Art, Social Studies Activities: Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., Boys' Intramur- als 1, 2. DONNA RUTH ST. JOHN Maiors: English, Mathematics, Science Minors: Language Activities: Cen-X 1, Pres. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, GAA 2, 3, Treas. 4, Student Council 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, Senior Choir 4, Instrumental Music Con- tests 1, Variety Show 1, 3, Vocial Music Contests 4. ELWOOD LEROY TOBIN Maiors: English, Shop Minors: Commercial, Social Studies Activities: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .t-.C 6 ff-v1 :Wie RONALD ELWOOD SMITH Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Science, Mathematics Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology 2, Chemistry- Physics 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orcehstra 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Centralites 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, In- strumental Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, 4, Instrumental Musi Council Pres. 4. RICHARD LouIs WHITE Maiors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Studies, Science PATRICIA ANN STURGEON Maiors: English, Home Economics Minors: Science, Social Studies Activities: FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Boosters 1, Girls' lntra murals 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, Operetta 2, 4, Vocal Music Contests 4. ROBERT EARL WHITE Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Agriculture, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Hi-Y 4, FFA 1, 2, Biology 2, Varsity-X 4, Football 3, 4 , Track 3, 4 , Concert Band 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Senior Class Play. MARIAN CATHERINE SMITH Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies, Bookkeeping Activities: Annual Staff, Cen-X I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Office Girl 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, BI -- caneer Staff 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music Contests 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Operetta 2, 4. PATRICIA JOAN SMITH Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Social Studies, Bookkeeping Activities: Cen-X 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Biology 2, Boosters 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Con- cert Band 2, 3, FHA 1, Library League 4, Buccaneer Staff 4. MARY LOUISE SMITH Maiors: English, Commercial Minors: Home Economics, Social Studies Activities: Cen-X 1, 2, Biology 2, GAA 1, 2, 3 Boosters 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Senio Choir 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Operetta 2. MARGARET JEAN TYLER Maiors: English, Social Studies Minors: Speech, Art Activities: GAA 1, Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety ShovI 1, Speech Activities 3, 4. Activities CenX I 2 3 Tr: HIY 4 FHA I Biology 2: Boost- ers 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Office Girl 4 Buccaneer Staff 3 Editor 4 Girls Intramurals 2, 3, 4, DESSIE PAULINE WYLIE Majors: English, Social Studies Minors: Commercial, Science Activities: Cen-X If Senior Choir Variety Show I, 3: Operetta 2, 4. WILLIAM GAIL WILLIAMSON Maiors: English, Industrial Arts Minors: Social Studies, Metal Shop MICHAEL THOMAS UNGARD Maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science Minors: Language Activities: Annual Staff: Varsity-X 2, 3, 4, Chemistry-Physics 3 4: Biology 2: Student Council I, 4, Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 4, Pres.: Football I, 2', Zi , A , Co-Capt., Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2 , 3 , 4 , Capt., Tumbling 3 , 4 , Capt.: Base- ball If Sr. Class Play. CAROL ANN WOODWORTH Maiors: English, Social Studies, Commercial Minors: Speech Activities: Cen-X 2, FHA 2: GAA 2, Girls' Intramurals 2, Buc- caneer Staff 27 'peech Activities 2, 3. Activities: Variety Show Ip Tumbling I SENIOR ADVISORS y The Cen-Sen Staff and all the Seniors wish to express their appreciation for the grand support and assistance rendered to them by their advisors, Mrs. Balmer and Mr. Marshall. We have been most fortunate in having had good and sound advice in all our Undertakings Cespecially in editing the annualj. We hope they will accept our appreciation and thanks for all they have done. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP First row: Kenny Jenkins, Eleanor Pierce, Janice Middleton, Marilyn Terhune, Peggy Watkins, Peg Neeld, Mike Ungard, Second row: Bob Miller, Helen Lewellen, Beverly Arnovitz, Betty Dabney, Jean Lane, Carol Brown, Harold Boat. Third row: Larry Fealy, Donna Lieurance, Shirley Pallatto, Beverly Fisher, Shirley Matson, Margaret Bennett. Fourth row: John McCallister, Diane Peterson, Marian Smith, Gail Finlay, Donna St. John, Mariorie Schultz, Keith Manor. Fifth row: Eddie Lerch, Phil Gegner, Tom Haydock, Jim Reynolds. Sixth row: Dick LeSourd, Maurice Carroll, Ronnie Smith, Bill Perry. Absent: Dick Montgomery Ratings in the county: William Perry, second, Harold Boat and James Reynolds, seventh, Clayton Stein, tenth. Honorable Mentions: Carol Brown, John McCal- lister, Gail Finlay, Michael Ungard, Kenneth Jenkins, and Donna St. John. CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of 1949 our class entered Central High School as freshmen. The class organized in our Sophomore year when we elected officers. Philip Gegner, president, John McCaIlister, vice president. Peg Neeld took notes at our few meetings, and Shirley Matson guarded the money. This year we held two dances, a talent show, and helped with the candy sales. The advisors were Miss Williams and Mr. Patterson. The leaders for our iunior year were John McCalIister, president, Philip Gegner, vice president. Peg Neeld again very ably kept the records, and Shirley Hinshaw handled the funds. To finance the Junior-Senior Prom we sponsored a dance and were in charge of the refreshments at the football and basketball games. After months of impatient waiting our class rings arrived. Mr. Sultzbach directed our class play, Father of the Bride, which was pre- sented two evenings. School work was abandoned as we worked on the Junior-Senior Prom and banquet. The theme was Under the Sea. This year our advisors were Miss Williams and Mr. Seilhamer. Finally the long awaited year arrived. Somehow we had become Seniors! We elected Dave Luttrell, president, Maurice Carroll, vice president, Shirley Matson, secretary, and Carol Brown, treasurer. Our very able advisors were Mrs. Balmer and Mr. Marshall. With much success, we pesented our senior class play, Annie Get Your Gun. During the second semester we ordered name cards and commencement invita- tions. ln May we were the guests of the iuniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. At last the great day arrived-Graduation Day! Our high school days were over, but not forgotten. ,ge K 2 P mm, sv 1, L. L , L L S , ,. , ,,,M,., L , L , , L L L LL , L L L , L ffyLw.gL4L L L. Lim., if 2 , 515 L f L L L L , L L .K ,V ,, .,,r.,,fN VLL ,L , L L s L 3 L www-,:fL . L S L L H ' K L ' L L H im: LLL ,- ,wx-LLL,1LL' ,L LL K L L S LL, 2 ,H , , , , S LLXSKL LLS LL ,Ly 1, sr S 1 H L ,..L, .L, LL 5L,gLL,,1fg LLL: , L L L K K '.sL:iL2.3,L.f L . 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Third row: Eileen Lansing, Marilyn Foley, Caroleen Swindler, Carol Knight, Barbara Bobbitt, Nancy Heaton, Lenora Sparks, Colleen Swindler, Shirley Pitzer, Shirley Rogers, Mary LaMar, Shirley Bickett. Fourth row: Valerie Marvin, Pat Ralls, Cornelia Clark, Dorothy Middleton, Mary Lou Stroud, Judy Whitacre, Phyllis Ringer, Wilma Amole, Jeri Atkinson, Rose Marie Freeman, Donna Hall, Nancy Jo Thomas, Sue Nordlund, Shirley Diamond. Fifth row: Cordelia Koonce, Shirley Cowen, Ann Morton, Julia Whittington, Nancy Bean, Dora Wilson, Nedra Glass, Joyce Wrona, Gail Mouser, Peg Short, Sharon Morrow, Phyllis Detty, Virginia Morris, Bette Woody, Barbara Rose. Absent: Virginia David, Mary Summers, Patty Wright, Patsy Sickels, Sylvia Pierce. JUNIOR BOYS First row: Leroy lnlow, Lowell Hill, Harve Shiplett, Bob Kacho, Don LeVeck, Dick Wills, Harry Osman, Larry Felton, Hugh Ankeney. Second row: Dick Hupman, Jim Louderback, Jerry Galliger, Paul Fox, Richard Gif- ford, Roger Lott, Larry Nichols, Don Brannigan, Bill Coulter. Third row: John Balmer, Dale Long, Larney McPherson, Paul Neff, Dick Reynolds, Ronald Chambliss, Bob Knight, Bill Camden, Phil Purdom, Dennis Kelble, Carl Gray. Fourth row: Edgar George, Ted Forbes, Neil Drummond, Jack Barnett, Elwood Jordan, Wallace Henry, Lee Durbin, Frank Snively, Garrett Scott, Hugh Hurley, Harold Sodders. Fifth row: Don DeVelbliss, Norman Clark, Bill Simons, Dave Dawson, Don Link, Ronald Daum, Brook Seall, Larry Gordon, Tom Wood, Elvin Baylis, Rob Renolds, Bob Hall. I Absent: Robert Miller, Jack Mitchell, Jim Sholar. First row: Ken Turvy, Don Beam, Roger Cul- tice, Gay Smith, Bob Stover. Second row: Tom Doren, Bill Mills, John Middleton, Franklin Wall, Bob Lovedahl, Hugh Pagett. SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: Linda Haines, Irene Hayner, Charlene Barton, Sue Craig, Sheila Bottorff, Pat Muterspaw, Janet Edwards, Janet Luttrell, Pat Shaw, Camellia Dabe, Ruth Louderback. Second row: Janice Jack, Phyllis Bottortt, Sandra Craigie, JoAnn Rose, Vicky Harris, Dorothy Wade, June Dillard, Betty Smith, Myrtle Barnett, Nancy Smith, Paula Jones, Vera Bickett, Mona Boetticher, Juanita Jacks, Fon Miller. Third row: Shirley Sims, Wilma Woolley, Gloria Chaney, Jean Wright, Charlotte Perry, Betty Chambliss, Virginia Hill, Janet Davis, Mary Ridgeway, Barbara Thorn- ton, Juanita Mercer, Shirley Douglass, Francille Bone, Carol Jenkins, Carol Middle- ton, Joyce Harner, Jane Finlay. Fourth row: Joyce Henderson, Joyce Yeakley, Grace Lerch, Lanae Lewis, Ann Cum- mings, Jeri Frey, Janet Chitty, Delores Strother, Judy Pavey, Ruth Myers, Elladell Ricks, Sue McCoy, Sharon Walker, Starlene Strickland, Mona Flemming, Norma Maxwell, Judy Whitney. Fifth row: Joan Moody, Gayle Adkinson, Pat Driscoll, Soula Dontchos, Shirley Con- ner, Marsha Strome, Betty Glass, Sandra Mackley, Nancy McQuiggan, Deanne Sparr, Sally Woodworth, Carol Gannon, Betty Patterson, Donna McCarty, Joyce Palmer, Jean Ginaven, Ann Flora, Cleo Logan, Peggy Peters. Absent: Bonnie Anderson, Phyllis Johnson, Geneva Massie, Myrtle Littler, Joyce Hilliard, Helen Long Carol Hess, Donna Wright, Janice Sturgeon. SOPHOMORE BOYS First row: Keith Welsh, Dick Tyler, Bryan Kacho, Gary Thompson, Don Fisher, Rich- ard Middleton, Ralph Boat, Don Barley, David Johnson, Dick Brittingham, Larry Ellsberry, Tom Porter, Dick Bottorff, Bill Wynn. Second row: Wendell Barnett, Bill Williams, Dean Chenoweth, Dick Myers, Stanley Bull, Roger Wolfe, Bob Ferguson, Tom Hendershot, Fred Ervin, Glen Rector, Don Pittman, Tom Merriman, Tom VanTress, Don Pitstick, George Kennedy. Third row: Carl Ross, Leon Milburn, Jack Fisher, Linley Carson, John Moore, Don Moore, Jim Bean, Dick Smith, Dick Jordan, Jerry Huth, Bob Smith, George Anderson, Marc McCallister, Pete Combs, Bob Thompson. Fourth row: Charles Brown, Jerry Curry, Gene Sparks, Bob Wallis, Teddy Ter- rell, Ted Jones, Dave Trubee, Roger Filson, John Eyler, Jerry McPherson, Charles Swadener, Neil Hartsock, Bill Doren, John Durnbaugh, Roland Hagler, Berle Green, Earl Pummell. Fifth row: Dick Pitzer, Ronald Oglesbee, Phil Anderson, Bob Chapman, Don Bobbitt, Bob Fox, Dick Chambliss, Charles Strausberg, Ronald May, Dave Funke, Norman DeHaven, Ed Pepple, Dave Hinshaw, Neal Stanley, Bob Drake, Glenn Durnbaugh, Harold Gifford. Absent: Wayne Cultice SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS Miss Joyce Ann Huston Mr. Paul Boxwell OFFICERS , President ................................ ..... J ohn Moore Vice President .... ............ ...... D i ck Jordan Secretary ........... ....... - ................ P hil Anderson Treasurer ...... ...... B etty Glass JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Flossie Davis' Mr. Ray Seilhamer OFFICERS President ..................... - ................. Jerry Galliger Vice President ........ ........ N eil Drummond Secretary ............ ...... - - Dora Wilson Treasurer ........ ..... P hilip Purdom 17- XL SLFSIQ Af-S' mv gMiiiXMw15'12 ' 1 ni4fZ:,,1J?'!.-,ifqxiwfi ' 'Y?LP51.Ji?5l!25 ' 931' KQV? J ' T ls?-.9-'ff suk 'll ws? HI-Y First row: Mr. Edwards, Mike Ungard, Bill Perry, Bob Oglesbee, Phil Gegner, Doc Cranor. Second row: Dick Hupman Third row: Ronnie Castle, Larry Felton. Fourth row: Jim Hurley, Larney McPherson, John Shaw. Fifth row: Don Schafer, Bob Miller, Phil Purdom, Dick Montgomery, Jim Reynolds. Sixth row: Bob White, John Balmer, Edgar George, Larry Fealy, Tom Haydock, Dave Luttrell. Seventh row: Jerry Galliger, John McCallister, Tom Wood, Bill Coulter, Jim Arehart, Elvin Baylis, Don Brown. Eighth row: Keith Manor, Ron Smith, Don Link, Ronald Daum, Dick LeSourd, Sam Clark, Bob Reynolds, Lowell Brownell. Absent: Maurice Carroll, Dave Dawson, Larry Jones. PfeSidef1f .............. ........ M ike Ungard Secretary ..... .... B ob Oglesbee VICS PreSid6r1T ..... ..... D ave Dawson Treasurer ..,.. ......... B ill Perry PURPOSE-to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian living-clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Hi-Y sponsored with the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club the annual Alumni Dance held in the Xenia Armory on December 27, 'l952. Special assemblies for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were arranged with the cooperation of Senior Tri-Hi-Y. On February 6 they sponsored a dance after the Miamisburg game in the girls' gymnasium. Hi-Y aided in the Community Chest Drive solicitations and the YMCA membership drive. They helped to institute the former Senior Cen-X Club into becoming the first organized chapter of Tri-Hi'Y at Central. This was held in a special pinning ceremony on November 18. With other clubs and classes at Central, they helped promote the Annual College Night held on November 24. Special activities held during the school year were a hayride in the tall and a picnic in the spring. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y First row: Miss lftner, Margaret Bennett, Nancy Heaton, Sue Nordlund, Mariorie Schultz, Miss Porter. Second row: Eleanor Pierce, Marilyn Terhune, Janice Middleton, Donna St. John, Gail Finlay, Jean Lane, Pat Smith. Third row: Rose Marie Freeman, Shirley Matson, Shirley Bickett, Barbara Gregory, Carol Knight, Jeri Atkinson, Marilyn Foley, Donna Lieurance, Martha Gable. Fourth row: Nancy Benson, Annis Peterson, Nancy Jo Thomas, Cornelia Clark, Hannah Baynard, Pat Ralls, Shirley Diamond, Betty Dabney, Beve Arnovitz. Fifth row: Norma McKamey, Beverly Fisher, Diane Peterson, Julia Whittington, Marian Smith, Peg Neeld, Ann Morton, Emily Horen. Sixth row: Carol Brown, Gail Mouser, Helen Lewellen, Annie Hinshaw, Nancy Bean, Paula Neff, Peg Short, Sharon Morrow. Absent: Jackie Earley, Pat Kennedy, Pat Roach, Peg Watkins, Gladys Rosell, Nedra Glass, Dora Wilson, Joanne Smart, Helen Dougherty, Pat Wright, Bette Woody, Cordelia Koonce, Virginia David, Valerie Marvin, Shirley Cowen. PfeSIClef1f ............... ..... M argaret Bennett Secretary ...... ......... S ue Nordlund VlCe President ...... ....... N ancy Heaton Treasurer ...... ..... M ariorie Schultz PURPOSE-To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. At the first meeting the club voted to change their name, Cen-X, to Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Hi-Y held a pin ceremony for both clubs on November 26. We sponsored a dance after the Wilmington basketball game in the girls' gym. On December 27, the Alumni Formal was held at the Armory. This dance was the work of both the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. Along with the Hi-Y we sponsored special assemblies during the year. We purchased Kleenex machines for a money making proiect. Also, with Hi-Y we sponsored College Night and held a Christmas party after the December meeting. February 21 was the date for the Tri-Hi-Y Formal dance held in co-sponsorship with Junior Tri-Hi-Y. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First row: Sheila Bottorff, Patsy Muterspaw, Miss Frasch, Marsha Storme, Veda Archer, Elaine Eckerle, Vera Bickett, Miss Dickerson, Linda Haines, Deanne Lieurance. Second row: Linda Pierce, Mariorie Craigie, Wanda Grooms, Betty Smith, JoAnn Rose, Sandra Craigie, Jeri Frey, Mona Flemming, Nancy Jeffreys, Susan Wead, Barbara Nord- lund, Patty Barber, Beverly Stollings. Third row: Vicky Harris, Mary Ridgeway, Joanne Eakins, Shirley Sims, Joyce Wakely, Bonnie Anderson, Carol Middleton, Joyce Yeakley, Juanita Jacks, Joanne Jones, Delores Sturgeon, Jane Finlay, Janet Davis, Janice Jacks, Paula Jones. Fourth row: Janet Chitty, Joyce Henderson, Grace Lerch, Norma Maxwell, Jean Ginaven, Sandra Bobbitt, Peggy Anderson, Doris Ferguson, Joyce Palmer, Karen Moore, Judy Whitney, Janet Fittro, Elladell Ricks, Francille Bone, Judy Pavey. Fifth row: Lynn Murphy, Ann Flora, Betty Brown, Shirley Paul, Soula Dontchos, Shirley Conner, Nancy McQuiggan, Sally Woodworth, Deanne Sparr, Carol Gannon, Sandra Mackley, Betty Glass, Donna McCarty, June Hunter, Tanya Harenburg, Joyce Harner, Rosalie Wilson. Advisors: Miss Frasch, Miss Dickerson President .............Vs ....... M arsha Strome Secretary ..... .,.. E laine Eckerle Vice President ....,.. .,.,--.. V eda Archer Treasurer ...... .,.,. V era Bickett A little sister organization to the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club, the Junior Tri-Hi-Y is composed of girls in the ninth and tenth grades having a C average or above. Junior Tri-Hi-Y, along with Senior Tri-Hi-Y, voted at the beginning of the year to change their name, Junior Cen-X, to Junior Tri-Hi-Y. Selling Christmas cards was their money making proiect. Many services were performed by the girls. They sold carnations for retarded children, equipped the First-Aid room in the school, worked with Senior Tri-Hi-Y at the coat check room in the fieldhouse during basketball season, and helped with the Cancer Drive in the spring. February 21 was the date for the annual Tri-Hi-Y Formal held in co-sponsorship with Senior Tri-Hi-Y. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Bob Miller, Sam Clark, Beverly Arnovitz, Mr. Benner. Second row: Bill Perry, Ken Jenkins, Donna Lieurance, Nancy Benson, Mike Ungard, Shirley Buckles, Carl Archer, Eddie Lerch. Third row: Shirley Hinshaw, Ron Smith, Dave Luttrell, Marilyn Terhune, Barbara Rose, Nedra Glass, Dora Wilson, Jerry Galliger. Fourth row: John Middleton, Weldon Wiedenheft, Vernon Carson, Ronald Daum, Carl Pepple, John Moore, Bob Chapman, Marsha Strome. Fifth row: Tom Neeld, Bob Hagler, Jimmy Sullivan, Dave Bobbitt, Tom Hall, Soula Dont- chos, Karen Gegner, Rachael Cooper. Sixth row: Barry Buell, Margaret Bennett, Barbara Peterson, Mary Ridgeway, Betty Smith, Linda Maxwell. Absent: John McClain President .,.......... .....,,...,. B ob Miller Vice President ..,,,,, -,,.,,.,,,..... S am Clark Secretary .,A..,.., -..,.. B everly Arnovitz PURPOSE-To promote good school spirit. To develop student responsibility. To discuss the problems of the student body and to assist in the solution of these problems. Student Council is made up of the presidents of the clubs and all organized classes, one representative from each homeroom. The meetings are held once a week. During the year the Junior High members appointed boys to put up the flag in front of the building. De- votion periods were held twice every six weeks. These devotional periods were conducted by the various classes. Pastors from different churches were asked to speak. Preparations for a new flag for the fieldhouse were made. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA First row: Don Beam, Ed Lerch, Bob Hutchison, Mr. Wickline. Second row: Tom Doren, Norman Roberts, James Morris, Bill Foster. Third row: Bob Stover, Harry Doren, Kenny Turvey, Larry Jones, Roger Cultice, Roland Hagler, Tom Van Tress, Sonde Sondergelt, Stanley Bull. Fourth row: Clarence Wall, Jim West, Jack Clevelle, Hugh Pagett, John Middleton, Bob Ridgeway, Bill Mills, Harold Ruse, Bobby Lovedahl, Frank Wall. Fifth row: Glenn Rector, Harold Durnbaugh, Ernie Agnor, Ronald Cyphers, Donald Cunning- ham, Wayne Cultice, Carl Smith, Gary Thompson, Gay Smith, Dan Manigan, Leonard Blake, Freddy Rohrback. presfdenf ---,,,--V, --nAM---w---- E d Lerch Secretary .,.. ...... B ob Hutchison Vice President .,.... .... R aymond Curtis Tfeaslffef -A--f -------- D on Beam The Xenia Chapter ot the F. F. A. received first place in the state with their meat iudg- ing team. Then this team traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, to participate in the National Meat Judging Contest. At this contest they received a bronze award. Mr. Wickline re- ceived a special award for outstanding work in the 'Field of agriculture at this meeting. The annual Rabbit Banquet, sponsored by the F. F. A., was held on November l8. Also during this month they held a scrap drive to earn money. On January 22 they held a 50-50 dance with the F. H. A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA First Irow: Mrs. Bean, Donna Lieurance, Joanne Smart, Jean Wright, Shirley Bickett, Mrs. Mi ler. Second row: Camilla Dabe, Patty Green, Kathryn Daines, Jackie Sturgeon, Carolyn Dice, Shirley Pitzer, Phyllis Hilderbrandt, Peggy Brown, Clara Belle Klontz, Ruby Grooms, Joyce Hilliard. Third row: Deanne Lieurance, Nona Brotherton, Vera Bickett, Yvonne Lipscomb, Marcelene Cassity, Betty Dabney, Louise King, Ruth Haselau, Linda Pierce, Rachel Cooper, Nancy Gilbert. Fourth row: Nancy Benson, Ruth Craig, Rose Marie Freeman, Hannah Jane Baynard, Lo- retta Walker, Norma Jean McKamey, Frances Rumbaugh, Louise Brooks, Mona Boetticher, Nellie Milburn. Fifth row: Barbara MacDufford, Ann Tharp, Joanne Eakins, Colleen Swindler, Mary Lou Stroud, Juanita Jacks, Jane Dillard, Charlotte Perry, Sharon Walker, Anita Brewer, Beverly Stollings. Sixth row: Janet Fittro, Bette Woody, Lois Beard, Caroleen Swindler, Betty Patterson, Paula Neff, Judy Whitacre, Dorothy Middleton, Selva Gordly, Cordelia Koonce, Virginia David. Absent: Delores Cassity and Doreen Swain. PFGSHGHT ............ ..... D onna Lieurance Secretary ,,,..s. .... J ean Wright Vice President ,.,,,. .... J oanne Smart Treasurer .,..,. .... S hirley Bickett The Xenia F. H. A. observed National F. H. A. week. They planned a party for the F. F. A. boys. In honor of their mothers, they had 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. A bake sale was given for a money making proiect. GI RLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Shirley Hinshaw, Peg Neeld, Gail Finlay, Donna St. John, Mrs. Justus. Second row: Eleanor Pierce, Marilyn Terhune, Betty Dabney, Nancy Benson, Annie Peter- son, Helen Dougherty, Shirley Rogers. Third row: Colleen Swindler, Julia Whittington, Nancy Jo Thomas, Shirley Matson, Joan Smart, Barbara Gregory, Beverly Arnovitz, Janice Middleton, Sue Nordlund. Fourth row: Cornelia Clark, Martha Davis, Caroleen Swindler, Ann Morton, Carol Knight, Shirley Diamond, Barbara Gill. Fifth row: Pat Smith, Marilyn Foley, Cordelia Koonce, Beverly Fisher, Shirley Cowen, Barbara Rose, Wilma Amole, Margaret Bennett, Pat Ralls. Sixth row: Shirley Buckles, Phyllis Detty, Peg Short, Nancy Bean, Joyce Wrona, Paula Neff, Gail Mouser, Sharon Morrow, Phyllis Ringer, Valerie Marvin. Absent: Donna Hall, Louise Smith. Pfesldenfh -fsf---- Shirley Hinshaw Secretary ,,.. ......,...4.. G ail Finlay VICE PVGSICIGHT ---- ....... P eggy Neeld Treasurer .... ..... D onna St. John PURPOSE-To encourage athletics for all girls of the high school, to develop a spirit of fair play, and to promote sportsmanship among all students. 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 volleyball and basketball interscholastic games. All teams had successful seasons. To raise money, members sold subscriptions to the Readers' Digest, and Buc sweat- shirts. They sponsored a dance after the Fairmont game. In May, they held a Mother- Daughter Banquet at the Geyer Restaurant. GI RLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Janice Sturgeon, Patsy Muterspaw, Patty Barber, Barbara Nordlund, Sue Wead, Geneva Massie, Linda Haines. Second row: Nancy Jeffreys, Mariorie Craigie, Linda Pierce, Cleo Logan, Jeri Frey, Barbara Thornton, Gloria Chaney, JoAnn Rose, Peggy Fudge, Elaine Eckerle. Third row: Betty Smith, Jane Finlay, Joyce Henderson, Joyce Yeakley, Vicki Harris, Veda Archer, Joanne Jones, Joyce Palmer, Shirley Sims, Yvonne Lipscomb. Fourth row: Sue McCoy, June Hunter, Norma Maxwell, Sandra Bobbitt, Lynn Murphy, Rosalie Wilson, Soula Dontchos, Joyce Ferguson, Janet Fittro, Karen Moore. Fifth row: Tanya Harenberg, Donna McCarty, Shirley Conner, Sandie Mackley, Sally Wood- worth, Nancy McQuiggan, Betty Glass, Marsha Strome, Shirley Paul, Betty Brown. PURPOSE-To encourage athletics for all girls of the high school, to develop a spirit of fair play, and to promote sportsmanship among all students. 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 volleyball and basketball interscholastic games. All teams had successful seasons. To raise money, members sold subscriptions to the Readers' Digest, and Buc sweat shirts. They sponsored a dance after the Fairmont game. In May, they held a Mother Daughter Banquet at the Geyer Restaurant. BOOSTERS First row: Nancy Benson, Diane Peterson, Shirley Sims, Beve Arnovitz, Miss Heinselman. Second row: Eleanor Pierce, Jackie Sturgeon, Janet Edwards, Beverly Stollings, Sue Craig, Marilyn Terhune, Sandra Craigie, Janice Jack, Janet Davis. Third row: Mary Ridgeway, Joyce Yeakley, Betty Smith, Jane Finlay, Margaret Parkinson, Peg Neeld, Marjorie Craigie, Marsha Strome. Fourth row: Linda Haines, Marsha Nelson, Janet Fittro, Ruth Craig, Peggy Peters, Colleen Swindler, Ann Cummings, June Dillard, Phyllis Johnson, Dick LeSourd. Fifth row: Bob Miller, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Carol Brown, Hannah Baynard, Sue McCoy, Helen Weeks, Mary Lou Stroud, Barbara Bobbitt. Sixth row: Don Schafer, Caroleen Swindler, Shirley Pallatto, Shirley Buckles, Sally Wood- worth, Joyce Wrona, Gail Mouser, Pat Ralls, Joanne Eakins, Dick Montgomery. President .A....... .... N ancy Benson Secretary ...,, ...... S hirley Sims Vice President ,.,.. ..,... D iane Peterson Treasurer -,,, ,..,,, B eve Arnovitz PURPOSE-To boost the athletic events and all other needed events. ACTIVITIES-Attend the games and cheer the team on. This year we invited boys to join our club. Homecoming, which is sponsored by the Boosters annually, was held No- vember 7. The crowning of the queen took place at the half of the Greenville game. A dance was held afterward. A covered dish supper was held on February 6. The Mothers were invited to attend the supper and the game with us. l l l i l l I l l i VARSITY-X First row: Carl Archer, Sam Clark, Dave Rue. Second row: Harold Fawley, Dale Funk, Lowell Brownell, Dick Montgomery, Bob Miller, Don LeVeck. Third row: Jerry Galliger, Bob White, Marc McCallister, Jim Reynolds, Mike Ungard. Fourth row: Bob Chapman, John Shaw, Duane Rosell, Dave Luttrell, Ed Berger, Ted Detty. Fifth row: Bob Reynolds, Keith Manor. Sixth row: Lee Durbin, Bill Simons, Ronnie Daum, Brook Seall, Don Link, Dave Dawson. Absent: John McCallister President ...,,,..,c.... ....... S am Clark Vice President ,,....,. ..,......, D ave Rue Secretary-Treasurer ..., ,..,.. C arl Archer PURPOSE-To create an interest in sportsmanship and athletics throughout the student body. To ioin this club a boy must have one maior sports letter or two minor sports letters. Varsity-X started the year off with a bang by holding an initiation. They sponsored a dance called the Varsity Drag after the Monroe basketball game. The music was furnished by the Three Cats. During the intermission the annual cake walk was held. They had their annual picnic in the spring. Plans to go to Cincinnati were made. CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS First row: Bill Perry, Nancy Jo Thomas, Larry Fealy, Doc Cranor. Second row: Marilyn Foley, Beverly Arnovitz, Julia Whittington, Cornelia Clark, Dick Hupman, Pat Ralls, Margee Bennett, Colleen Swindler, Shirley Matson, Annis Peterson. Third row: Valerie Marvin, Eileen Lansing, Peggy Neeld, Kenny Jenkins, Don Schafer, Pat Sickles, Gail Mouser, Carol Harner, Gail Finlay. Fourth row: Diane Peterson, Dick Montgomery, Roger Lott, Phil Purdom, Bob Oglesbee, Jerry Galliger, Larry Nichols, Ann Morton, Donna St. John. Fifth row: Bob Miller, Tom Haydock, Teddy Forbes, John McCallister, Bill Coulter, Bob Reynolds, John Balmer, Edgar George, Jim Reynolds. Sixth row: John Middleton, Keith Manor, Jim Sholar, Norman Clark, Dick LeSourd, Sam Clark, Mike Ungard, Locke Glossner, Jim Arehart. Absent: Nedra Glass, Frank Snively, Ed Lerch, Helen Jo Lewellen, Harold Ruse. Pfesideflf .,........ ,,-,,,,, B ill Perry Secretary M, .,.,. Nancy Jo Tl'10I'Y15S Vice President .... Frank Snively Treasurer ,...,, ........ L Brry Fealy PURPOSE-To interest students in science and help them in research problems. All chemistry and physics students may ioin this club if they so desire. Interesting speak- ers are invited to talk to the members. One of the projects of the club this year is tutoring the seventh and eighth graders in science. After new equipment was purchased the physics students cleaned the laboratory and erected the new equipment. Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w- M mu Assistant Editor ,.... Marilyn Terhune Dia ne Peterson Exchange Editor 7,,, ----,-,f---vffA---- B rock Seal' Business Manager ,fA----------k------YVh--Y'---- paul FOX Sl-70fl5 ----f----f-------- .... J ohn Balmer, Don Finlay Senior Editor 4A--- ...,............ M aurice Carroll JUf'llOf Editor ........,-. ,-.,-- .---- M 3 rilyn Foley Sophomore Editor ---------,-- ,f-,,, 5 hirley Sims Freshman Editor ,.,,, - ,---,--- ,--,,--,----,,--,,--,------------- 5 ue Wead .lUfilOf ECHTOF ----,-A---MM--M-,AiA---'vY---,---- Karen Gegner Club EdlTOfS ............ .--,- H elen Lewellen, Lowell Brownell Janet Edwards, Sally Woodworth Head RepOl'7'er .w.. ,.,,,v,-,,A---,-,---,,,-,,,,,,, M arian Smith Reporters ....,,,..,. Artists ,,,,,,,.,A,,,-, Annie Cummings Judy Pavey, Sue Craig Valerie Marvin, Dick Bottorff Head Typist .,...., -,,-,,--,-,--,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,..,.,.... P at Smith Typists ,,,,a,a,,,,, ,,,-,-,,,-,A---A,-,,-,M.,,,,-, P at Roach, Shirley Buckles Peg Watkins, Cynthia Sickles, Lenora Sparks Proofreaders ,,,,,. -,--,,-----A---A.----,-,,--,,,, B etty Arnovitz, Jane Finlay Advisor ......,,,,, ,,,--.--,,,,,-,----,,,,,,.-,-.,,,,,. M rs. Walter Patterson Absent ,,,,v A,,,,,,,, A ,, W -U M --,-,VA,,,,.V,,,V,,,,,,v,o,,,,,,,,,,, Don Finlay Lowell Brownell, Karen Gegner The Buccaneer Staff edits our school paper the Buccaneer, which is published every two weeks. The paper gives a complete coverage of school activities, various editorials, club news, iokes, and a number of entertaining columns. The Buccaneer has a large school circulation and is enioyecl by all who read it. ART CLUB First row: Orville Swogger, Helen Dougherty, Carol Brown, Miss Simmons. Second row: Wayne Cultice, Hugh Ankeney. Third row: Margaret Tyler, Shirley Cooper, Nellie Milburn, Janet Edwards. Fourth row: Frances Compton, Lanae Lewis, Beverly Perry, Charlotte Perry. Fifth row: Eddie Berger, John Walker, Harold Boat, Dick Haney. Absent: Dora Wilson President ,...uM,,,, ,,Y,-- D ora Wilson Secretary -,,,,, .,,,,... C arOl Brown Vice President .,.,, ..,,, H ugh Ankeney Treasurer ..,.. ,,,.. H arry Osman PURPOSE-To promote art activities in the school and in the community. ACTlVlTlES-This year the club painted, a mural on the courthouse window. At Christmas, they decorated the windows in various rooms throughout the school. On April 24, they had a dance in the girl's gym. Also, during the year they made different exhibits in the cafeteria. ,Y J:1 w .V 132125. fflfx-ba 1 ff Hi-Y inifiafion Tri-Hi-Y serving after College Night. CLUB SNAPS Oh! Those dolls. Look af The knees! Hi-Y Picnic. Hi-Y Picnic. t w a F Lover Boy Hutch F. H. A. Style Show F. F. A. receives awards. F. H. A. Initiation. The tractor crew 4 ,gk Q QJHQ1wfwsffe-I 'f fivlmewfwy Wwwwww--f'HHP-PewL'QiQQ6Lfa,e2,zI11sx,se5wQw1eav:,zfgQQf V,-mi ffiiviffwifiu QM 1,1 swzffvif-'U A1el?1'.-,'fi:M:f' 1Q,'f,g'4:Ji-,vm L. wi ' ' K 'kfi.gfilix'.?,i- ffvizgaffefsi. - ., X . . , f . f agmzjfg. V lvizfflf' gygiwgi fix, ,. J-145'4,g,g.5W::2ffz,1 'vgy W-fp, J,zkIZl':?x42,?W?,'KiiY ,gfw9FY W LW ,. g:i1i22?PiW fhizmmf 'fwlisffiwzfifz-'.' ,rfvvgqaiiigfqzzgg .L'wfa.mgil?iZ:,u.fQLg'w5sw5S'fwQ,:'1aiL2f9Q3'2B15f, -w'5fwi,3Sf5L27,wfzmmslmxy-,, I-f.1x5asMWQ, Umm o 1 0 0 O N K ,F,Q35ggw ,ggi-y,3 Mg A 2 R W ...V ,,, MX V ,, , ,i,z.,.L-- ,,,,. N Nw ff 41 SMI , --1iLriE53?i7ffffwe-1?-5,2il5i27E8fYE1 zffm52iisigf,.ip .. , Q -,fxfalksw , 'i,E2is:fePf,1i' 'L ,zgazk -222: , 5, 65 NV ms. ,V mg f'-Q'2'g5-ig.-J: fr-gviilirw--z-' 1- vztefwfieicp- M55-:Aw 1, ,xg JLNIOR and SENIOR PROM of 1952 :a,zsi.,--1. r 1: xx im. 1 1 inane . Homecoming In a preliminary election conducted by the Booster Club for iuniors and seniors, Beverly Arnovitz, Gail Finlay, Marilyn Neeld, Shirley Matson and Jeri Blair were nominated as candidates for Queen In the final election by the student body, the queen was elected and her identity made known in the special ceremony held at the halftime of the Greenville .football game. Dave Luttrell, president of the senior class crowned Jeri Blair queen and presented her an arm bouquet of chrysanthemums amid cheers from the student cheering section. The Annual Homecoming Dance was held in The girls' gymnasium after the game with music by the Centralites. ,xl ,Q YZ' tg, 1. lliunvlllv 5 i, Junior-Senior Tri-Hi-Y Formal The Colonial Ball, sponsored by the Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y Clubs,-was held February 21, 1953. The girls' gym was decorated with a Colonial Plantation on one wall and a variation of trees and flowers on the other. White streamers with colonial ladies com- pleted the decorations. Approximately one hundred couples danced to the music ot the Club Boys. After the grand march, refreshments were served. 9 Speech Declamations Donna Lieurance, Vera Bickett, Jerry Shaw, Jeri Atkinson, Shirley Diamond, Carol Harner, Paula Neff, Dick Jordan, Garrett Scott, Maurice Carroll. The Annual Speech Declamation Contests were held on December 7, 1952, at the First Presbyterian Church and the First Methodist Church. These contests are sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches. These students spent many hours of hard work perfecting these declamations. Paula Neff and Donna Lieurance were the two local winners. Donna won first in Greene County and participated in the District Contests at Middletown, Ohio. Paula was second in the county contest. All the contestants attended the Ohio State Finals on January 28, 1953 at Columbus, Ohio. The successful contestants spoke before the Ohio Pastors meeting at Memorial Hall. After listening to this contest they toured the State House and talked to many state officials. Senior Class Play ln presenting Annie Get Your Gun, the Class of '53 succeeded in giving first class entertainment. Forty-six seniors displayed real acting ability in the colorful and action-packed comedy which tells the story of Annie Oakley, her marksmanship and her experiences in show business with Buffalo Bill, Chief Sitting Bull, and Frank Butler. Beautiful costumes and exterior scenery added to the enioyment of the capacity crowds. Richard Sultzbach was director of the production, assisted by Mrs. Cora Balmer. The play was presented in the Jean B. Elwell Auditorium on November 21 and 22. The cast is as follows: Little Boy .... Charlie ..... Indians ...... Mac ................,., .,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Yellowfoot .,... ...... Larry Miller John McCallister --------------.--- Ed Berger, Dick Bottorff Lowell Brownell, Bob Oglesbee Mike Ungard, Bob White Dick Montgomery Martha Ann Gable George -................ ........... L arry Nelson Mrs. Little Horse ..... .,.,., K athryn Daines FOSfel' Wilson ....... ,,,,,,,,, J im Reynolds Dolly Tale ........ ...... M argee Bennett Winnie Tale ...... ....... S hirley Matson TOrnrnY ...-....... ........... D on Schafer Frank Butler ....... .. .... Maurice Carroll Mary .............. Marilyn Terhune Jane ..-............... ....... D iane Peterson Annie Oakley ...... ...... S hirley Buckles Little Jake .......... ....,,,, K eirh Welsh Jessie .............. Eleanor Pierce Mrnnle ,..,,,,,,,,,, ...... J arlel' QUlr1TOr1 Buffalo Bill ,,,,, ...... D ave Luttrell Conductor ,.,,,., .... B ob Hutchison Pawnee Bill ...... ..... L arry Fealy Sitting Bull .... ........... R ay Kline Jean ,----,,,,,,, ,...,...... R ita Hilliard Betsy ---,-- ,..... B everly Arnovitz Joe ,,,.,,,,,,, ............. B ob Miller Herman ,,,.,,, ......... J ohn Shaw Paul Brown ............. ........ S am Clark Footman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,...,..., ........ B ob Ridgway Mrs. Schuyler Adams ..... ............. D onna Lieurance Mrs. Sylvia Porter .................................... Carel BrOWr1 Waiters ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,,..,... ,. ,.,,.. Don Brown, Reyburn Ary Guests ,,,,.,, ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,......,.,, J im Kelly, Gail Finlay Frances Rumbaugh, Pat Kennedy Beverly Ann Fisher, Mariorie Schultz Hannah Jane Baynard, Dessie Wylie Delores Cassity Junior Class Play The Class of '53 in their Junior year presented Father of the Bride, on May 9 and 10 in the Jean B. Elwell Auditorium under the direction of Richard E. Sultzbach. Mr. Banks learns that one of the young men he has occasionally seen about the house is about to become his son-in-law. Daughter Kay wants a small wedding, but when the parents start making plans, all bedlam breaks loose. There are plenty of laughs with a happy ending. CAST Mr. Banks ......... ..... T om Haydock Mrs. Kay Banks .... ..,,,, C arol Brown KEY Banks ---------- ..... P eggy Neeld Ben Banks ............ ,,,, Tommy Banks Buckley Dunstan Penny Taylor John McCallister --- Bob Hutchison - .... ...... M aurice Carroll BUZZ Taylor .......... ........ L arry Nelson PSQQY Swiff ..--.. .......... S hirley Buckles Delilah ........... Beverly Arnovitz Miss Bellamy .... ........ M artha Gable Mr. Massoula .... ...... C layton Stein Joe ..................... Mrs. Pulitiski Red ................ Pete .............,...........,.. ,,.,.,,,.-, - I Tims Man ....,....,,,,, Director-Richard E. Sultzbach ---------- Ray Kline Gail Finlay .--- Keith Manor ----- Larry Fealy Phil Gegner iflEEllildllfYE?Kf?i 5' WeX5fl?',SiifEil5!1?E5Ji5i 7 ' 1 Z Ui-Ml Stage Crew ,,..,.. .............. D ave Molitor, Ch. Dick Bottorff, Sam Clark Harold Ruse, Don Finlay Ralph Dunbar, Reyburn Ary Dick Montgomery Asgigfanfg --,, ,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,..........,... S hirley Matson Teresa DeWine, Rita Hilliard Margaret Parkinson, Marilyn Terhune Student Activities COLLEGE NIGHT The Second Annual College Night was held November 24, 1952. This event was spon- sored by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs. Dr. Marble, President of the Wilmington College, spoke to the students, parents, and teachers concerning attending college. Representatives from seventeen different colleges met with the students and their parents in regard to college entrance. STUDENT ELECTION 5 e 551, f ' f ' ff lFY'a l - Student Election was sponsored by the senior govern- ment classes on November 4, 1952. Every student was given the privilege to vote, and as in the past the students elected nearly all the same officials as the adults did. We s Q an-9992522 Mama-Wm Mr. Downs and Mr. McNeal, instrumental and vocal music instructors, produce Operettas and Variety Shows, which alternate every year. This year the production wil be on Operetta in addition to the fine winter and Spring Concert. The Centralites is a dance band consisting of boys and girls from the instrumental music department. The band is directed by Ron Smith, a senior. They not only play for school dances, but for dances in other schools. The instrumentalists are: SAXOPHONE Martha Gable Keith Manor Soula Dontchos if Betty Glass l TRUMPET Helen Lewellen John Balmer TROMBONE Ron Smith Tom Haydock DRUMS Ron Oglesbee BASS Earl Pummell PIANIST-Paula Jones INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC COUNCIL Don Anderson, Sonde Sondergelt, Representatives, Jerry Huth, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Hupman, Vice President, Ron Smith, President. Absent: John McClain, Representative. VOCAL MUSIC COUNCIL Ken Jenkins, President, Ted Detty, Librarian, Shirley Hinshaw, Vice President, Peg Neeld, Secretary, Nancy Heaton, Librarian, Sue Nordlund, Accompanist. MARCHING BAND CLARINET TRUMPET Mariorie Schultz Donna St. John Margaret Bennett Beverly Fisher Norma McKamey Betty Glass Betty Chambliss Ruth Myers Judy Pavey Barbara Gill Don Fisher Wilma Amole Bob Ferguson Neil Dunevant Joyce Ferguson Janice Durnbaugh Jim Harner PICCOLO Deanne Sparr Betty Brown Peggy Anderson Dave Wisecup SAXOPHONE Martha Gable Keith Manor Norman Guckian Soula Dontchos Jean Lane Nancy Jo Thomas Jeri Atkinson Larry Ellsberry Helen Lewellen John Balmer Bill Coulter Ron May Richard Middleton Sonde Sondergelt Joyce Harner John Curry Richard Gegner Shirley Paul Larry Kimbler Bob Babb BELL LYRE Jean Ginaven BASSES Earl Pummell Richard Myers Bob Lovedahl Tom Merriman Fred Snow DRUMS Sandra Mackley Emily Horen Bob Reynolds John Durnbaugh Dave Hinshaw Shirley Hinshaw John Hey Janet Chitty Dick Smith BARITONE Judy Whitney FRENCH HORN Marian Smith Ken Turvy Jim Kelly Dick Hupman Norma Maxwell TROMBONE Ron Smith Tom Haydock Larry Nichols Dan Wilde Linda Pierce Roland Hagler DRUM MAJOR Ron Oglesbee MAJORETTES Ann Morton Peggy Short Shirley Sims Pat Muterspaw Joyce Swearingen COLOR GUARD Eleanor Pierce Rose Marie Freeman Joyce Wakeley Bob Oglesbee Lowell Hill u 1 E I i 5 I I l I 1 ! 1 A T' ' A A M'Ab Q :, '? 1 1' .V ' 'QW?W ' .. K 'L TW CLARINET Mariorie Schultz Donna St. John Betty Glass Margaret Bennett Norma McKamey Jeri Atkinson Betty Chambliss Ruth Myers Judy Pavey Wilma Amole Neil Dunevant Barbara Gill Jim Harner Janice Durnbaugh Bob Ferguson ALTO CLARINET Bill Simons BASS CLARINET Keith Manor OBOE Don Fisher Joyce Ferguson Beverly Fisher ALTO SAXOPHONE Soula Dontchos Jean Lane Patsy Muterspaw Nancy Thomas TENOR SAXOPHONE Martha Gable Norman Guckian Phil Purdom BARITONE SAXOPHONE Larry Ellsberry BASSOON Shirley Hinshaw Dick Smith FLUTE Deanne Sparr Peggy Anderson Betty Brown Dave Wisecup TRUMPET Helen Lewellen John Balmer Sonde Sondergelt Richard Middleton Ronnie May John Curry Richard Gegner Bill Coulter Robert Horen Joyce Harner Larry Kimbler Shirley Paul Robert Babb FRENCH HORN Ken Turvy Marian Smith Jim Kelly Dick Hupman Norma Maxwell TROMBONE Ron Smith Jim Reynolds Tom Haydock Larry Nichols Jerry Huth Jim Bean Dan Wilde Linda Pierce Roland Hagler BARITONE Phil Gegner Judy Whitney BASS Elvin Baylis Earl Pummell Tom Merriman Bob Lovedahl Fred Snow PERCUSSION Sandra Mackley Emily Horen Janet Chitty Brook Seall John Durnbaugh Dave Hinshaw Dick Jordan Ron Oglesbee Bob Reynolds John Hey CONCERT BAND MANAGERS Bob Oglesbee Lowell Hill An informal band practice VIOLIN Jean Lane Soula Dontchos Jean Ginaven Sandra Mackley Peggy Anderson Judy Whitney Joyce Harner Norma McKamey Eleanor Pierce Elaine Eckerle Barbara Nordlund Peggy Short Rose Freeman Joyce Swearingen Loretta Walker Emily Horen Shirley Sims TRUMPET Helen Lewellen John Balmer William Coulter Sonde Sondergelt TUBA Robert Lovedahl FRENCH HORN Jim Kelly Marian Smith Ken Turvy Dick Hupman Norma Maxwell TROMBONE Ron Smith Jim Reynolds Larry Nichols SAXOPHONE Martha Gable Keith Manor CLARINET Mariorie Schultz Donna St. John Betty Glass Margaret Bennett I OBOE Beverly Fisher Don Fisher Joyce Ferguson VIOLA Nancy Jeffryes Karen Moore Sue Wead CELLO Annis Peterson Joyce Wakeley Shirley Paul Ruth Myers STRING BASS Elvin Baylis Earl Purnmell Patsy Muterspaw Robert Reynolds Tom Merriman FLUTE Deanne Sparr Bettty Brown Dave Wisecup BASSOON Shirley Hinshaw Richard Smith PERCUSSION Richard Jordan Ronald Oglesbee John Durnbaugh Ann Morton Dave Hinshaw MANAGERS Bob Oglesbee Lowell Hill CONCERT ORCH ESTRA These five seniors were members of a French Horn Quartet and a Trombone Quartet that received superior ratings at the State Instrumental Music Contest held in Lancaster, Ohio. Ron Smith, Trombone, and Jim Kelly, French Horn, also received superior ratings in solos. The participants were: Tom Haydock, Jim Kelly, Marian Smith, Jim Reynolds, and Ron Smith. FIRST SOPRANO Cornelia Clark Barbara Rose Paula Jones Janice Jack Sally Woodworth June Hunter Marcia Strome Deanne Sparr SECOND SOPRANO Nancy Heaton Hannah Baynard Mary LaMar Betty Chambliss Helen Weeks Shirley Bickett Joan Moody Petty Sturgeon Donna St. John Sandra Craigie Jean Ginaven Peggy Peters Patty Ralls FIRST ALTO Jean Lane Sandra Mackley Dessie Wylie Nancy Benson Marilyn Foley Helen Lewellen FIRST ALTO Gail Finlay Margaret Bennett Nedra Glass Peggy Short Patsy Muterspaw Julia Whittington SENIOR CHOIR Judy Pavey Judy Whitney Mary Ridgeway Janet Davis Soula Dontchos Joyce Harner SECOND ALTO Martha Gable Peggy Neeld Mariorie Schultz Shirley Hinshaw Betty Glass Ann Flora Lucille Boggs Shirley Buckles Jane Finlay Shirley Sims Shirley Diamond Louise Smith Sharon Morrow FIRST TENOR Ronnie Castle Ted Detty FIRST TENOR Roger Filson Dave Hinshaw Robert Reynolds SECOND TENOR Lowell Hill Ken Jenkins Larney McPherson Bob Ridgeway Dick Jordan Tom Porter Jim Kelly BARITONE Reyburn Ary Harry Osman Edgar George Don Brown Bob Chapman John Balmer Don LeVeck Jerry Huth Norman DeHaven Bob Oglesbee John Shaw Elvin Baylis John Moore Ray Kline ' Roger Cultice BASS Ron Smith Larry Gordon Phil Anderson Ron Daum Tom Wood ACCOMPANIST Sue Nordlund N-W-.. XM WD, qw M William Kaylor Ray Edwards ....,,, Walter Marshall Jack Donaldson Carl Benner ,,.,-,,, ,,,,, Ben Ankney ..... Ross Bateson ,- William Wilson ...., James Hoover .,.,.. COACHING STAFF Basketball Freshman Football and Basketball Freshman Football Baseball and Football Coach Coach Coach Coach Athletic Director and Vice President of the Miami Valley League Head Football a.,-.-.....,..------, Tumbling and Track Track and Junior High Basketball Football Coach Coach Coach Coach VARSITY CH EERLEADERS Linda Haines, Gail Mouser, Shirley Buckles, Capraing Pat Ralls. MANAGERS First row: Bob Horen, Lowell Hill, Paul Snyder, Terry Milburn. Second row: John McCallister, Huffman Hiesey, Dave Luffrell. Third row: John Shaw, Bob Oglesbee, Dick Montgomery. i f 1 1 if XE 5 F 3 1 ,xx Q ggi Q. My , x , 'I S 6- M 2:25 . W 1 ,saw 4 . xr: P'2,f,g- , ,V W, , Q E ,.. A 3 5 4 3 1 1 i 'II 1 ', f 55, gg: 3 x 'ggi ., , .s 'gba X , Af r H n X 1 -un, V Zi' 1 2 Q kg 'K f SK x i H L Q X E , .IE.'Q':L'?5, f X Q 'k Z 4 4-J :,, R 64 Aw N W S f + WTse,wf'f+m.'a,mffgfi1H7 .m1.We V f v fu .' l lfvfefzf WI-'Qr--Xffsgrr' f Q, S, W, .. f .xxv , Q , k 55, --:,,,5,,'W-g,Lm,yff, ,Q J mx 5 5 -53. N ,, ,gk gym F -sw W Q 3 94841 vw A if L QL f. fa f K, WKM4 I if E 4533. ity, gg ,. QQ fsw,Qi:fY'x+4 - 1532 xfmfffi-,LzL'L.a .: M f b'swv19fivf.Q:Wff'7m ,g , 1 mm K :A wa. w..f,,G7,,. --f, V, 0 if wwbg, - VARSITY FO0TBALL TEAM First row: Dave Luttrell'f', Duane Rosell ', Sam Clark , Jim Reynolds , Ed Berger , Mike Ungard ', Ted Detty ', Carl Archer , Bob White', Phil Gegner , Fred Patterson . Second row: Larry Felton, Bill Simonsf, Bob Reynolds', Jerry G-alliger', Dave Dawson , Don Link , Dave Rue , Don LeVeck , Phil Purdom, Hugh Pagett, Don Brannigan. Third row: George Anderson, Dave Trubee, Brook Seall , Dick Wills , Edgar George, Roger Lott, Don Bobbitt, Jerry Huth, Bob Thompson. Fourth row: Pete Combs, Bob Chapman , Phil Anderson, Dave Funk, Bob Smith, Tom Hendershot, Phil Curry, Leon Milburn, John Moore. Fifth row: Eddie Pepple, Jim Bean. Absent: Dale Funk , Marc McCallister , Dick Jordan, Elvin Baylis. 'Number of varsity letters received in football. Ben Ankney was plagued with many iniuries this year. Dale Funk, first string fullback, tore ligaments in his knee in our game with Oakwood and was out for the rest of the season, Marc McCallister broke his collarbone in the Troy game, Dick Jordan broke his ankle, Sam Clark, first team end, missed one game because of a penicillin rash. There were several other minor iniuries that hurt the team's chances during the season. Central's Varsity was the strongest team in recent years. The Bucs again tied for third in the M. V. L. race. Led by Ted Detty, who was the leading M. V. L. scorer for the second straight year, the Bucs showed a strong offense and a scrappy defense. Coach Ankney loses thirteen seniors this year. Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia CARL ARCHER VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Xenia ........ ..,.... Xenia Wilmington ......,......... Washington C. H. ....... . Oakwood ............. Piqua .......,...,.. ...,... Fairmont ....... Sidney .... ..,.........,, Troy ........... ..------ PHIL GEGNER Xenia ............,.........,, Miamisburg ............,... Greenville ---.. ....... .. 6 Won 5 Lost 4 ED BERGER DAVE LUTTRELL FOOTBALL SAM CLARK All M. V. L. All State Honorable Mention SENIORS DUANE ROSELL FRED PATTERSON TED DETTY MIKE UNGARD Co-Captain Co-Captain All M. V. L. All M. V. L. All State, Third Team BOB WHITE JIM REYNOLDS VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Phil Gegner, Duane Rosell, Ted Detty, Sam Clark, Eddie Berger, Carl Archer. Second row: Neil Drummond, Dave Funk, Dave Dawson, Ronald Daum, Don Link, Brook Seall, Norman DeHaven, Bill Mills. ' Third row: Pete Combs, Charles Brown, Phil Anderson, Eddie Pepple, Dave Hinshaw, Dick Smith, Dean Chenoweth. Our hats are oft to Bill Kaylor and the team. For the second consecutive year Kaylor led his team to a Miami Valley League Championship. This makes Kaylor's 'fourth championship in five years. The Battling Bucs, and we do mean battling, finished the season with 15-4 record, climaxed by an exciting victory over a tall Springfield Public quintet, 66-63. As this is being written, Central is preparing for the District Tournament at Troy. The Bucs were seeded first in the pre-tourney drawings. The team broke the M. V. L. record for team scoring in a season with 496 points, and a single game school record of 88 points against Hughes. Six seniors are lost by graduation this year, but Coach Kaylor has wisely been re- building with a strong reserve team and several high-scoring juniors on the Varsity. ED BERGER PHIL GEGNER CARL ARCHER Special Mention, M. V. L DUANE ROSELL SAM CLARK, All M. V. L. Xenia Xenia , B, Xenia ,,..,.....-..,..,.,,,... Xenia.-..-.- Xenia ...,.,, Xenia .....,. Xenia .....,, Xenia ......v Xenia ,,..... TED DETTY All M. V. L,, Captain Broke Record for Individual Scoring Per Game VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 71 Beavercreek ....., ....... 6 5 ,,-.....57 Wilmington ,.-.,,..62 Washington C. H. .,.-...,72 ..-,.-..7I Lebanon ,..,,...57 Middletown 69 ,--,,-.-77 Fairborn --..--.67 56 Fairview . .,-....45 69 Oakwood ..., ....,.. 5 5 ,,.--,. 68 Piqua ,--....4I Xenia ........ 67 Fairmont ,,..... ......, 4 3 Xenia ,, ,,...., 48 Walnut Hill 67 Xenia ....,.. ........ 7 2 Sidney ........................ 42 Xenia ...,.... 78 Lemon-Monroe ....,,...... 54 Xenia ...,... ...,.,.. 8 6 Troy .,......,,...........,...... 74 Xenia, ,..,.. ...,.... 8 8 Cincinnati Hughes ....... .67 Xenia ....,,. ,....... 6 O Miamisburg ................ 56 Xenia. ..,.., ...,.... 7 4 Greenville ....... ....,.. 5 6 Xenia ....... ..,..... 5 5 Van Wert ...... ..59 Xenia ,,,.,,. .,,.,,,. 6 6 Springfield ,... .. 63 TUMBLING TEAM First row: Dave Moliter, Mike Ungarcl, Reyburn Ary. Second row: Phil Purdom, Dick Hupman, Paul Neff, Don Brannigan. Third row: Larry Ellsberry, Don Barley, Tom Merriman, Charles Swadner. Fourth row: Ron Spitler, Ronald Lorenzo, Garry Hartsock, Harold Horton. Fifth row: Larry Moliter, Mac Snyder, Jim Workman, Don Karl. During the halftime of some of the home basketball games, the Xenia Tumbling Team, under the direction of Ross Bateson, made several sterling performances. Their perform- ances included acts on the trampoline, rings, parallel bars, mats, and many other acts of coordination. Although tumbling is not a varsity sport, the boys work hard and take it seriously. ' t lF5 'fftwi, fs f- 'L Wir GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION First row: Valerie Marvin, Ann Morton, Shirley Buckles, Margaret Bennett, Peg Neeld, Nancy Benson, Shirley Hinshaw, Betty Dabney, Gail Mouser. Second row: Peg Short, Pat Ralls, Joanne Smart, Pat Smith, Shirley Matson, Gail Finlay, Marilyn Terhune, Eleanor Pierce, Bev Arnovitz, Bev Fisher, Linda Pierce, Patty Muters- paw, Shirley Conner, Nancy McQuiggan. Coach-MRS. JUSTUS The interscholastic group is composed of a limited number of girls who take physical education, and show interest, advanced skills, and good character in the organized team sports. The group consists of a varsity and reserve team. lfiiivi l 73tEfM2E?QG,4s'.i,Y?f?iQ?15f'f1'Wfi3??.1siSr3iLSi?.f357 Ei?f V ' i,L5i,453EALl:l'5hf- i' f. Wi? 191 jgggi , 'gjfgigswf Gym class activities 9 Q 6 -Array. 'AD Qt E3 if 'ilw W1 gl L 4 L K . 'f . fr wiki! A Y . '--- - FWZ ll' r ' nga- o gmitimh l' Ku N, gy , kk krhk a s f .'-v:, ' fQ,x b. YZI: 4 ,w , L ,:,,- N .A is '-QW gg : L V:-., ' I I A My -2.22: ug Q . M 3 ' New , Z, . ,AVK ,gg 4 W 5 uf 1 FRESHMAN GIRLS First row: Pat Richey, Nancy Rubert, Clara Belle Klontz, Louise King, Gladys Miller, Priscilla Bowermaster, DeAnne Lieurance, Arlene Fanning, Marie Abling, Nancy Adams, Donna Wright, Norma Sandall, Shirley Louderback, Ruby Grooms, Shirley Inlow. Second row: Janice Sturgeon, Carolyn Dice, Wanda Grooms, Barbara Peterson, Yvonne Lipscomb, Janice Scott, Marilee Harner, Barbara Camden, Carol Cockrell, Barbara Mc- Dufford, Ruthann Darner, JoAnn Tharp, Peggy Brown, Carole Limes, Shirley Smith. Third row: Loretta Walker, Beverly Stollings, Barbara Nordlund, Linda Pierce, Rachel Cooper, Lois Beard, JoAnne Eakins, Nancy Jeffreys, Elaine Eckerle, Sandra Hood, Selva Gordley, Ann Ingram, Mariorie Craigie, Patty Barbar, Sue Wead, Mary Walker. Fourth row: Shirley McCoy, Onita Brewer, Carolyn Barker, Mary Faye Vicars, Gerry Howard, Louise Spencer, Marcia Nelson, Joanne Jones, Joyce Wakely, Barbara Snell, Nellie Johnson, Janet Fittro, Winona Holsinger, Veda Archer, Alice Corrigan, Delores Sturgeon. Fifth Row: Peggy Anderson, Sandra Bobbitt, Lynn Murphy, Janice Durnbaugh, Elaine Knisley, Shirley Paul, Mary Truman, Veda Hummel, Beverly Perry, Tanya Harenburg, Betty Brown, Rosalie Wilson, Joyce Ferguson, Karen Moore, Joyce Swearingen, Peggy Fudge. Absent: Dorothy Wade, Doreen Swain, Pat Compton. FRESHMAN BOYS First row: Stanley Freelan, Fred Rohrback, Leonard Blake, John Hey, Bob Horen, Max Barney, Terry Milburn, Fred Snow, Don DeVault, Bill Downing, Sam Hilderbrant, Ronnie Hayner. Second row: Wayne Earley, Gary Hartsook, Louis Green, Dow Reichley, Carl Cunningham, Richard Gegner, David Wisecup, Arthur Swearingen, Steve Seall, Eddie LaMar, Larry Dinwiddie, Fred Davis. Third row: Bob Harvey, Don Cooper, Carl Smith, Ralph Durnbaugh, Nelson Marks, Norman Guchian, Ernest Agnor, Bill Mullins, Vernon Carson, Don Coates, Dick Wathall, Harold Horton, Everett Mendenhall, Don Kaylor, John Shaw. Fourth row: Frank Touhey, Danny Mangan, Larry Grooms, Eddie Thornton, Ronnie Spitler, Roger Muterspaw, Jim Harner, Larry Nichols, Roger Murrell, Sonde Sondergelt, Larry Thompson, Neal Matthews, Tom Snyder, Ronnie Moliter, Ralph Snell, Bob Dawson. Fifth row: Larry Dice, Paul Snyder, Jerry Smith, Larry Bottorff, Gerry Scholar, Ralph Simons, Robert Babb, Bill Kidder, Jerry Snyder, Bob George, Elmer Stafford, David Green, Bob Reynolds, John Curry, Larry Kimbler, Bob Louderback. Sixth row: Bill Phillips, Bill Henry, Tom Marshall, Jack Clevelle, Neil Dunevant, Jim Mullins, Jim West, Clarance Wall, Ronnie Hill, Don Fugate, Huffman Heisey, Norman Roberts, Bob Holliday, Welson Wiedenhift, Carl Morrow, Jim Morris. Absent: Paul Grooms, Ronald Lorenzo, Tom Mangan, Pat Ryan, Dan Wilde, Dick Anderson, Jim Coates. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Bob Shoemaker, Tim Kaylor, Don Karl. Second row: Don Roberts, Ethel Lewis, Dorothy Ward, JoAnn Ashmore, Sherri Robinette, Nancy Alspaugh, Roberta Knight, Margaret Littler, Omalee Hicks, Catherine Compton, Joyce Bobbitt, Don Rumbaugh, Ronald Reeves. Third row: Carole Jack, Eugene Strous, Carole Figgins, JoAnn Childers, Cliff Hull, Larry Welsh, Howard Talbott, David Cultice, Harold Smith, Tom Hall, Sally Apking, Ann Steele, Genevieve Wylie, Bill Potter. Fourth row: Patty Bickett, Phyllis Jenkins, Wanda Storer, Nancy Davis, Rebecca Folan, Sandra Knight, Shirley Shaw, Frances Wallis, Frances Thorne, Emily Schultz, Pat Cline, Patty Gordon, Wayne Pittman, Patty Masters, Juanita Moore. Fifth row: Ruby Campbell, Don Cranor, Jack Butts, Dorothy Johnson, Frances Piatt, Janet Zimmer, Sue Wallace, Diane Knost, Bill Schueller, Tom Ginaven, Betty Nichols, Lorna Glossner, Jay Blocker, Ray Haynes. Sixth row: David Bobbitt, Terry McClellan, Carlton Brown, David Maynard, Tom Varvel, Bob Palmer, John McMann, Mike Stollings, Taso Dontchos, Larry LaMar, Bill Marshall, Ted LeVeck, Betsy Howard, Helen Palmer, Dick Workman. Absent: Bill Fox, Barbara Shipley, Tom Stollings, Clark McClelland, Ernest Leighley. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Charles Dodge, Mary Hayslip, Henry Harenburg, Ruth Ary, Don Wahle, Jim Workman, Larry Smith, Janet Quinton, Carol Collins, David Louderback, Don Mitchell, Richard Randall, Patty Matson, Carolyn Chadwell, Larry Molitor. Second row: Nancy Funk, Barbara Strickle, Florence Chambliss, Marcia Morton, Diane Edinger, Shirley VanWey, Keith Brickel, Dale Shipley, Shirley Warren, Mary Halsey, Joann Dillard, Judy Jones, Brenda Brown, Arley Gastiger. Third row: Hadia White, Helen Smith, Barbara Orgonas, Phyllis Jordan, Alice Smith, Tom Sturgeon, Robert Dean, Joe Mays, Bill Christy, Calvin Stoops, Derald Berry, Delmar Lemon, Marple Fannin, Guy Loos, Joann lrwin, Margaret Lewis. Fourth row: James Roberts, Evelyn Gano, Mariel Toner, Don Hartsock, Larry Jordan, Victor McKeever, Albert Robinette, Radia Adams, Barry Buell, Eugene Tobin, John McClain, Carolyn Jones, Bill Hagler, Linda Ringer, Patty Hull, Ronald Hunter. Absent: Paul Carnes, Douglas Griffin, Carolyn Allen, Eleanor Camp, Shirley Parker, Mabel Shaw, Velva Tartar. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Anthony Brittingham, Harold Lieurance, Dennis Cross, Ronald Spring, Tim Dula- ney, John Rowland, Darlene Walker, Joe Mowen. Second row: Dick Dowell, John Flora, Kent Rinehart, Tom Bowermaster, Mack Snyder, Linda Maxwell, Patty Randall, Mabel Pierson, Janice Ingram, Carol LaMar, Patty Greenstein, Rosella Kidder, Ronald Harvey, Elnora Tomlinson, Patty Knisley, Bob Whitney. Third row: Patty Ferguson, Larry Jackson, Ronald Tootle, Darrell Woods, Jack Hartsock, Mike Williams, Bob Pierce, Sandra Stoops, Betsy Osburn, Bob Lauman, David Stollings, Ann Fudge, Roger Morgan, Bob Wright, Jimmie Sullivan, Jimmy Moore. Fourth row: Joann Rhodes, Ruth Ann Ford, Paul Odegard, Tom Neeld, Joanna McKay, Janice Marshall, Holley Binnington, John Louden, Dale Tobin, Richard Chaplin, Donna Clark, Sue Sexton, Sam Johnson, Nina Johnson, Peggy Travis, Ann Holcomb. Fifth row: Suellen Bales, Sandra Stephenson, Bob Hoey, Danny Aultman, Jerry Pyles, Don Smith, Don Toner, Paul Terrell, Ray Butts, Marvin Gifford, Bill Clark, Betty Shaw, Eddie Spencer, Larry Littler, Nancy Howard, Marcielle Cummings, Eloise Eckerle. Absent: Gary Chapman, Greg O'Brien, Ruthann Webb, Carole Beane, Bill Donges, Chris- tine Howard, Cynthia McClelland, Rondall Parker. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Mike Butts, Joe Pallatto, Larry l-lilclerbrand, Buddy Dillard, Bill Smith, Larry Miller. Second row: Nelson Dodge, Dick Wead, Billy Baxla, Patty Finlay, Sandra Wood, Judy Charlotte Fittro, Phyllis Louderback, Peggy Pope, Barbara lnlow, Roy Adams, Brown, Ray Louderback. Third row: Maynard Sexton, Georgiana Tincher, Phyllis Jacks, Richard Chambliss, Palmer, Charles Abling, Barbara Epple, Mary Pierson, Barbara Hook, Dick Hill, Barley, Billy Stephens, Martha Anderson, Bob Eakins, Larry Huffman. Fourth row: Dolores Woods, Bob Wynn, Joyce Acton, Wilma Shaw, Golda Baylis, Hilclerbrandt, Larry Borton, Bob Huston, Larry Leighly, Sam Perkins, Julie Risner, LeSourd, Diane McCarty, Mickey Masters, Sharlene Sims, Lois Elias. Fifth row: Jimmy Glover, Eugene Ballard, Dick Atkinson, John Butler, Linda Lewis, Robinson, Betty Whitacre, Russel Cultice, Ruth Williamson, Bob Hagler, Bob Evans, Tomlinson, Phoebe Butts, Martha Gregory, Eugene Ringer, Jerry Roderick. Sixth row: Sandra Maxwell, Virginia Price, Julie Collins, Billy Kindle, Don Anderson, Ferguson, Clifford Travis, Edward Spurgeon, Larry Williamson, Wayne Edmonds, Hook, Frank Linda Jim Terry Ann Rhea Betty Gary Larry Whittington, Bill Donges, Ronald Shanks, Carla Neff, Karen Gegner, Mary Campbell, Phoebe Swogger. Absent: Dick Park, Buckie Ferebee, Larry Holley, Don Anderson, Wyona Camp, Jon Saddle Stollings. Ellis, JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA VIOLIN-T. Dontchos, J. Pallatto, E. Schultz, A. Holcomb, F. Piatt, O. Hicks, S. Bales, J Howard, S. Maxwell, J. Louden, R. Louderback, T. Dulaney, J. McKay, R. Williamson VIOLA-J. Ashmore, P. Randall. CELLO-C. Collins, S. Wood, B. Nichols. STRING BASS-C Brown, G. Ferguson. FLUTE-C. Jones, A. LeSourd. OBOE-D. Cranor. BASSOON-J. Moore CLARINET-R. Shoemaker, P. Bickett. SAXOPHONE-S. Wallace, E. Eckerle, R. Lauman TRUMPET-D. Bobbitt, L. Welsh. FRENCH HORN-G. Loos, D. Maynard. TROMBONE-J McClain, L. Smith. PERCUSSION-T. LeVeck, R. Whitney, D. Stollings. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FLUTE-C. Jones, A. LeSourd. OBOE-D. Cranor. BASSOON-J. Moore. CLARINET-R. Shoemaker, P. Bickett, G. Ferguson, P. Jenkins, C. Gegner, R. Shanks, J. Collins, J. Flora, J. Ashmore. SAXOPHONE-S. Wallace, E. Eckerle, O. Hicks, F. Piatt, R. Lauman. TRUMPET- D. Bobbitt, L. Welch, W. Stevens, G. Baylis, R. Atkinson, D. Anderson, J. Ellis, F. Brown L. Jackson. FRENCH HORN-G. Loos, D. Maynard. BARITONE-B. Nichols. TROMBONE! J. McClain, L. Smith, T. Neeld, P. Odegard, R. Neeld. BASS--C. Brown, R. Louderback PERCUSSION-T. LeVeck, R. Hunter, R. Whitney, D. Stollings, T. Ginaven, D. Aultman, C. Dodge. FRESHMAN CHOIR SOPRANO-N. Adams, V. Archer, P. Barber, S. Bobbitt, C. Cockrell, P. Fudge, N. Jeffryes, B. Nordlund, J. Swearingen, J. Wakely, 5. Wead, M. Walker. ALTO-P. Anderson, L. Beard, B. Brown, E. Eckerle, W. Grooms, K. Moore, L. Murphy, S. Paul. TENOR-J. Curry, J. Harner, R. Horen, E. LaMar, D. Reichley, S. Seall, J. Shaw, J. Snyder, D. Wisecup. BASS- R. Gegner, H. Heisey, R. Hill, H. Horton, C. Morrow, L. Nichols. EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR SOPRANOS-R. Ary, B. Brown, C. Collins, M. Halsey, C. Jones, P. Matson, J. Quinton B. Strickle, S. Warren, M. Lewis, L. Ringer, S. VanWey, C. Jack, R. Reeves, D. Rumbaugh, J Ashmore, P. Bickett, R. Folan, O. Hicks, J. Moore, B. Nichols, E. Schultz, F. Wallis, S Wallace J. Zimmer. ALTO-F. Piatt, G. Loos, D. Shipley, L. Smith, D. Wahle, J. Bobbitt, L Glossner, B. Howard, R. Blocker, H. Smith, P. Jenkins, P. Masters, D. Bobbitt, R. Shoe maker. TENOR-R. Hunter, W. Hagler, H. Talbott, T. Dontchos, T. LeVeck. BASS-D. Grit fin, J. McClain, B. Buell, J. Butts, J. McMann, C. Brown, D. Maynard, D. Roberts, W Schueller. w'e..m,.fea4ff 111 . f ,f,,,.Mi,,,, . FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Jerry Sholar', Larry Thompson', Bob Reynolds , Harold Horton , Ronald Hill' Jim West , Carl Morrow , Frank Touhey , Jerry Snider , Ronnie Lorenzo', Norman Roberts? Second row: Dick Workman', Jerry Smith , Robert Georgek, Don Kaylor , Steve Seallf, Freddie Davis , Ralph Simons , Jim Mullins , Huffman Heisey , Bill Mullins , Tom Marshallk Third row: David Cultice, Bob Palmer, Robert Shoemaker, David Maynard, Ted LeVeck, Bill Hagler, Berry Buell, Dale Shipley, Larry Welsh, Vic McKeever, Clark McClellan. Fourth row: Tommy Neeld, Bob Hagler, Gary Ferguson, Harry Dillard, Bob Lauman, Larry Whittington, Bob Eakins. Absent: Tim Kaylor 'Received Numerals Walt Marshall and Ray Edwards are to be congratulated for again turning out a stellar Freshman team. Losing only to Fairmont 2-O, the Little Bucs rolled over four other teams. Carl Morrow and Jim West were elected honorary co-captains tor the year. Twenty-one Freshmen received their numerals, giving a bright outlook for next year's Varsity. RECORD Xenia Central ,,,.,,.,,s.. 25 O. S. S. O. l'lOl'Y'le ....-,.- Xenia Central ............ 2l OGl4W0Od f---------- --f--- Xenia Central .,.......... O Fairmont ...-. ------ Xenia Central .,.......... 27 MiarT1iSbUI'Q .... ------ Xenia Central ............ 16 Tr0y ..-.f-,,..-- --- 'l8 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Dan Wilde, Tom Marshal, Jim West, Ronald Hill, Carl Morrow, Jerry Snyder, Larry Dinwiddie. Absent: Roger King, Larry Buttorff, Jim Mullins, Larry Thompson. The freshman team started slowly but by the end of the season they had improved considerably, winning five out of the last six games and ending the season with a record of nine wins and five losses. The freshman team was well coached and has plenty of height and speed to be a big asset for future varsity teams. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Xenia ....,,, ,,.......,, 2 8 Woodrow Wilson Xenia ....... ,...,... 3 5 Yellow Springs .- Xenia ....,,, ......,, 2 7 Beavercreek ...... Xenia ....... ,,,...., 3 6 Van Buren ....... Xenia ....,.. .,,.,.., 5 8 Miamisburg Xenia .....,A ,,...... 4 9 Fairborn .,.. Xenia ..,.... ...,.,., 4 O Fairmont .... Xenia ....,.. ...,.... 2 9 Troy ,....,,.,... Xenia ....... .,,,,... 3 7 Beavercreek Xenia ......,. 50 Oakwood Xenia ........ 36 Miamisburg ,. Xenia ....,,v. 41 Oakwood .,- Xenia .,.,..., 41 Oakwood Xenia .,.... ,.,,.,... 3 3 Fairborn JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Mickey Masters, David Stollings, Gary Ferguson, Tom Neeld, Bob Wynn, John Rowland. Second row: Bob Eakins, Jim Sullivan, Bob Hagler, Dick Workman, Tom Hall, Larry Welsh. Third row: Tim Kaylor, Manager, Ted LeVeck, Taso Dontchos, Barry Buell, Bob Palmer, Bill Hagler. Absent: Bob Wright The Junior High Basketball program started slowly, then gained speed for a successful season. The teams were well coached but lacked reserve strength in the close ball games. The Eighth Grade lost only two games while winning eight. The Seventh Grade found difficulty in scheduling games, but looked good the few times they played. EIGHTH SCHEDULE Xenia .,,,,, 52 Oakwood . Xenia ...,.. 34 Beavercreek Xenia ...... 25 Van Buren . Xenia ...... ......... 5 2 Oakwood . Xenia ...,., 29 Miamisburg Xenia ...,,, 30 Van Buren . Xenia ....., ........, 3 4 Troy ....,..,, Xenia ....s, 39 Fairborn , Xenia ,.,v,. 50 Fairborn . Xenia ,..... .,..,,,,, 4 7 Beavercreek SEVENTH SCHEDULE Xenia, ...,, ,.,..,..s 2 i Van Buren , Xenia ,,.... 32 Fairborn B JUNIOR HIGH NIGHT I The twenty-second annual Junior High Night was held on February I8, 1953, in the Xenia fieldhouse. In the first basketball game of the evening the Central seventh grade lost a hard fought battle to Fairborn, 32-43. The eighth grade came back to avenge the earlier Central defeat by trouncing Beavercreek 47-16. In between games the Robert E. Moore trophy was awarded to Bill Hagler, who connected on eight out of ten foul shots. The Junior High tumbling team and band presented enter- tainment during the halftime of the feature game. .fe Q Ns f ' V , V, 54. 4 Q 'vw 10 .Ay 0 ? 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SPONSORS The Senior Class of 1953 wishes to express their deep appreciation to the loyal patrons who helped to make this yearbook possible. A Friend Abromowitz Modern Shoe Repair Adair's Altoff's Billiards American Loan and Realty Company Amlin Motor Sales Anderson Insurance Agency Anderson's Motor Company Atchley, J. Clarence Band Box Barnett Shopping Center Barry, R. W., M.D. Bidert, Erik Bill's Auto Parts Bill's Grill Black Furniture Store Bloom, Karl B. Bocklet Supply Company, J. P. Borden's Dairy Boring Office Supply Company Braun's Jewelers Brenner Furniture Corporation, Wm. Brewer's Grocery Buckeye Press Company Buckeye Woodworking Berger's Restaurant Camera Shop Candy Kitchen Carroll and Binder Company Casual Wear Chapman, R. N. Chenoweth Motor Company Citizens National Bank City Loan and Savings Company Clark, Fred L.-Insurance and Real Estate Coffman, J. M.-Auctioneer and Real Estate Corner Pharmacy Court House Beauty Salon, Velma Elliott, Mgr. 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Reliable Shoe Store Rich Jewelers Richard's Shoe Store Ringer and Son Dairy Robinson's Service Station Sa-Ha-Do Schick, Hugh C., M.D. Schmidt Realty and insurance Company Sertoma Club Shawnee Motor Sales Sixty Eight Grill, Yellow Springs Smith's Bakery Sol's Store Standard Auto Parts Standard Oil Company, Detroit and Market Sts Street, Mariorie-2-2965 Tasty Pastry Bakery Teach, Thomas-Grocer and Florist Tiffany Jewelry Store Ungard, Wm. T., M.D. Veterans of Foreign Wars Watson's Barber Shop Weaver Electric Welfare Finance Western Surplus Store Whitacre Finance Wilkin, C. A., O.D. Woolworth, F. W. Company Xenia Auto Wrecking Xenia Barber Shop, Ray Recto Mgr Xenia City Firemen-C6j Xenia Coal Company Xenia Country Club Xenia Farmers Exchange Xenia Hardware Xenia Hobby Shop Xenia lron and Metal Shop Xenia Locker Storage Xenia Market Xenia National Bank Xenia Post Office Xenia Rotary Club A Friend 1952-53 SCHOOL CALEN DAR SEPTEMBER 2-School Opens 5-M. V. L. Football Preview CFairrnontj 12-Wilmington Football CTherej 19-Washington C. H. Football CHerej Senior Class Dance 26-Oakwood Football CTherej 30-Assembly CFreedom Monthj OCTOBER 3-Piqua Football CHerej 3-Junior Class Dance 7-Assembly CCoca-Cola Filmsj lO-Fairmont Football Uheisj 14-Assembly CFreedom Monthj 17-Sidney Football QTherej 23-Band Parents' Covered Dish 24-Troy Football CHere-Dads' Nightj Sophomore Class Dance 30-Miamisburg Football Uherej NOVEMBER 6-M. V. L. Journalism Clinic CLemon-Monroej 7-Greenville Football CHerej Homecoming Dance ll-F. F. A. Paper Drive 18-F. F. A. Rabbit Banquet 21-Senior Class Play 22-Senior Class Play 24-College Night 25-Beavercreek Basketball CHerej 26-Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Pin Ceremony DECEMBER 2-Assembly 5-Wilmington Basketball CHerej Tri-Hi-Y Dance 9-Washington C. H. Basketball CTherej 1 I-Assembly CY. M. C. AQ 12-Lebanon Basketball CThereQ 'l3-F. H. A. Bake Sale 16-Middletown Basketball CHerej 19-Fairborn Basketball CHerej F. H. A. Dance Christmas Vacation Begins 27-Alumni Formal 30-Fairview Basketball CHerej JANUARY 5-Christmas Vacation Ends 6-Oakwood Basketball CHerej 9-Piqua Basketball CTherej 16-Fairmont Basketball CHerej G. A. A. Dance T7-Walnuts Hills Basketball CTherej 18-Winter Concert 23-Sidney Basketball CHereD 24-Monroe Basketball CHereD Varsity-X Dance 30-Troy Basketball Uherej 31-Senior Scholarship Test Cincinnati Hughes Basketball QHereD FEBRUARY 4-Devotional Assembly 6-Miamisburg Basketball CHere-Mom Hi-Y Dance 13-Greenville Basketball CTherej 14-Van Wert Basketball CTherej 18-Devotional Assembly Junior High Night 20-Springfield Basketball QTherej 21-Tri-Hi-Y Formal 25-Vocational Guidance Day MARCH 5-Band Parents' Covered Dish 13-Physical Education Night 14-District Music Contest 20-Operetta 21-Operetta 24-Preliminary State Scholarship Tests 28-District Music Contest 30-Devotional Assembly APRIL 3-Easter Vacation Begins 6-Band Paper Drive 7-Easter Vacation Ends 10-Speech Night 1 l-State Music Contest 17-Eighth Grade State Test 18-State Music Contest 21-Assembly CMiami U. Glee Clubj 24-Art Club Dance MAY 'I-Junior Class Play 2-Junior Class Play State Scholarship Test 7-G. A. A. Mother-Daughter Banquet 22-Junior-Senior Prom 24-Baccalaureate Exercises 27-School Closes 28-Commencement Nightj is 5 E E 5 2 1 31 3 12 5 Q Q ef b limi M' A . - ,,,v1L'iu7 w,J2f4M 'fi:-IG51'QQ713154iiiiivirixhkl,KwWwZ?w3S'2?glJJJ'1-2'Eh!Y1LKtTi'5!Qi5il4iH.i?'Mw52AJBYi5L:Li52..LJdf n 7 s X 1 I .,-,-.,.m-ww ,imxmwmmvpwmflmvewm,nmwwymmfw-wwrvrgszmmfwfmmegze'Aww:ff11,w,-1-Lf as'awwwmfwwwfazsasnmwvamimkzwvfkfwwwswwe-W-- W-www, ww ws.mw.mf5zy: - - - ' ' ' E 21 E E fs 3 F I' LS 3 A, 5 E 5 2 4 5 2 Z s s s 5 fi 2 if 1 R i fi 4 3 -1 E F rl 5 s Q N H E 'I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Donna Lieurance, Beverly Arnovitz, Carol Brown, Shirley Pallatto, Shirley Matson, Margaret Bennett, Donna St. John, Marian Smith, Gail Finlay. u Second row: Kenneth Jenkins, James Reynolds, John McCallister, Edward Lerch, Phillip Gegner, Michael Ungard, William Perry, Raymond Kline, Ronald Smith. Absent: Helen Lewellen. A student must first be on the Senior Scholarship Team in order to be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. Many students are worthy of belonging to this society, but because of the limited percentage ofthe class as a total, only a few are so honored. To belong to this organization should be the goal of every student-and the only way to reach this goal is to keep our grades up, and to show character, leadership, and industry in every undertaking during the four years of your high school career. ' l , J-f Cast of Balcony Scene Cast of A Perfect Date SPEECH NIGHT The Fifth Annual Speech Night was presented in the Jean B. Elwell Auditorium on April 10, 1953. The Speech students under the direction of Richard E. Sultzbach, their teacher, staged three one-act plays, including two comedies and one of a more serious nature. Balcony Scene concerns a man who returns from the dead to witness his own funeral, and hears himself being ridiculed by his supposed friends and neighbors. A Perfect Date involves a lucky girl who holds the winning ticket which entitles her to a date with a handsome movie star. The play has plenty of humor and tense moments. ltchin to Get Hitched is the story of a fifteen year old hillbilly girl who wants to git hitched before she is considered an old maid. The entire hillbilly family gets involved in trying to get their girl a man. There were many humorous lines and loads of laughter in this one-act play. As an added attraction, Paul Fox delivered his prize winning l Speak for Democracy address. Maurice Carroll was the Master of Ceremonies, and the entire performance was enioyed by a large crowd who was well pleased. Cast of Hlfqhin fo Get Hitchedu Mr. Sultzbach, Paul Fox and Maurice Carroll f..Qfrewkim1sswvvw r OPERETTA No No Nanette was presented March 2I and 22, by the Vocal Music Department under the direction of Lorin B. McNeal, assisted by Robert Downs and Richard Sultzbach. Pauline .,.....,.. Sue Smith Nanette ....... Billy ...... Tom ...... Lucille ...... Jimmy --- OTHER HEPCATS Gail Finlay Donna St. John Peg Short Pat Ralls Cornelia Clark Pat Muterspaw MARTHA GABLE Betty - PAULA JONES MARILYN FOLEY Winnie ...... SHIRLEY BUCKLES DEANNE SPARR Flora ...,... ............. J ANICE JACK DICK JORDAN Alorna ,... .- ...... ........... S HIRLEY HINSHAW RON SMITH Lillian ..................... ....... M ARGARET BENNETT PEG NEELD Alvina NANCY HEATON TED DETTY Mrs. Webster Wiley JUDY PAVEY Mrs. Towney Morgan .. .... ...... J OYCE HARNER OTHER MARRIEDS Shirley Diamond Sharon Morrow Barbara Rose June Hunter Jeanne Ginaven Peggy Peters Nedra Glass ALTERNATES: Julia Whittington and John Moore BACHELORS Don Brown Jim Kelly Ron Daum John Balmer Edgar George Dave Hinshaw Tom Porter Tom Wood Jerry Huth f Nl 4' 35,55 it 4 rg 'Rv K'Myi fab.. HN PHYSICAL EDUCATION NIGHT 4 The Boys' Physical Education Department of Central presented its annual show on March 28, in the Field House. Highlights of the program directed by Ross Bateson, phys- ed instructor, was a championship intramural basketball game between the White Soldiers and the Battling Troians. The White Soldiers won by a score of 46 to 36. Franklin Wall defeated John Walker in a heavyweight wrestling exhibition. Locke Glossner defeated Elwood Tobin in the rope-climbing contest, while Tobin beat Dick White in the foul shooting contest. Other activities on the program included a display by the varsity tum- bling team, relays, and rugged team games. l l s.ra wr a ., : , .wal GOLF TEAM Coach Walt Marshall, Dow Reichley, Dick Smith, Mike Ungard, Jim Reynolds, Bob Miller, Roger Filson, John Balmer. Coach Walt Marshall had another fine golf team this year. Although they only won four out of ten dual meets, they finished a strong second in the M.V.L. meet, and finished sixth in the District meet at Dayton. This is very good when you consider the tough opposition they met. Bob Miller, this year's captain, was runner-up medalist in the District and made a credible showing in the State Tournament at Columbus. Bob, Jim Reynolds, and Mike Ungard are the only graduating Seniors. Although they will be missed, the other boys are very capable in filling the vacant spots and will turn in another great team next year. The golf picture at Central is very bright for the next few years, as there is a Junior High team which can give the older boys quite a battle. Xenia ...... l0V2 Miamisburg .,,. ,W 5112 Xenia Fairmont .,... .... - -- Xenia ...... l lV2 Troy ............. ,,,. 1 X2 Xenia ........ ...... l 0 Troy .............. .... Xenia ........ ...... 9 Fairborn ,,.,. ,,-, 6 Xenia V2 Miamisburg Xenia ...... 6 Fairmont ,,,,- ,,,,,,, 1 0 Xenia ........ 3V2 Springfield Xenia .....,.. ...... 2 Piqua -,,,,,,, ,,,-,,, 1 0 Xenia ........ ...,.. 4 Fairborn ,.... ..,. 1 2 2 6 V2 8 V2 8 V .f 1 Y Y 'i ' , N M f m . . ' ,V 4 L'-it f i .i W R f pew ii 4' gi 5 rl l lr .H gh . blfll k N-1' m ir' Y gg Hfii, ' f'-7. . p fi 1 is if 5? W i TENNIS TEAM First row: Wendell Barnett, Don Schafer, Hugh Ankeney Tom Haydock Second row: Coach H. G. Pat Patterson, Jack Barnett Roland Hagler Keith Manor. Xenia Fairborn Xenia ........ .... F airmont Xenia Troy ...... Xenia Fairborn Xenia Fairmont Xenia Troy ...... This season was the first time in many years that Xenia Central has had a tennis team, and not too much could be expected. Although Xenia failed to win a match this year, they were champions in sportsmanship and spirit. The boys learned a great deal through their mistakes, and gained plenty of experience in the few matches they played. Next year Coach Patterson's four letterrnen will return along with some very good prospects from the Freshman class. With more matches and more experience, with plenty of hard work, Xenia should be turning out some excellent tennis teams in the coming years. BASEBALL TEAM First row: Bill Wynn, Manager. Second row: Carl Archer, Larry Ellsberry, Tom Merriman, Pete Combs, Jerry Huth. Third row: Richard Gifford, Lee Durbin, Phil Anderson, Bob Chapman, Phil Purdom, Lowell Brownell. Fourth row: Taso Dontchos, Carl Pepple, Don Link, Brook Seall, Fred Patterson, Coach John Donaldson. Absent: Burt Kidd. The Buc Baseball team clidn't fare so well this year winning only one out of ten games. But this record doesn't speak for itself. Xenia is in the rebuilding stage and this is Coach D'onaldson's first year. The team is composed mostly of Sophomores and Juniors who have acquired plenty of experience through hard work and scrappiness. The highlights of the past season were the two games played between Central and Beavercreek, who eventually became State Class B Champions. The Bucs only lost to the Beavers by scores of i to 0, and TO to 7. This alone is enough to encourage Xenia for greater heights next year. Xenia. ....,., ,.-,-. 0 Beavercreek --,--- ---- 1 Xenia ,,---,-- ..,,,. 7 Beavercreek ....... Xenia ........ ...... 'l Springfield ,H ---- 2 Xenia ,,,..,.. ...... 7 JameSt0Wn .--. Xenia ........ ...... 3 Jamestown ,,,- 8 Xenia ........ ...... 3 Troy ......... .-.- Xenia ........ -...--.2O Piqua ---,,,,,,- ,-,---- 'I 0 Xenia, .-..,,, ...... O Fairmont -.--. Xenia. ....... ...... i Oakwood ..,,... ,,-- 2 Xenia ........ ...... 7 Fairmont .... . muh ,rs TRACK TEAM First row: Sam Clark, Mike Ungard, Captain. Second row: Reyburn Ary, Bob Ridgeway, Locke Glossner, Eddie Berger, Ted Detty, John Shaw, Larry Jones, Bob White. Third row: Don Fisher, Dave Trubee, Ted Forbes, Jerry Galliger, .lim Bean, John Moore, Don Moore. Fourth row: Coach Bateson, Bob Oglesbee, Manager, Bob Ferguson, Jerry McPherson, Dave Johnson, Manager. Absent: Dave Dawson, Ronald Daum. After eleven years, a Miami Valley League Track Championship was finally won by Xenia Central. Last year the Buc trackmen lost the championship by a more one-half point to Greenville. This year the Buc cindermen won by more than twenty points over their closest rival, Fairmont, A Xenia Central finished in fourth place in the highly regarded Springfield Relays and fourteenth in the Ohio Wesleyan Relays. Some of the best teams in the state competed in these meets. New school records were set in the discus, high iump, pole vault, high and low hurdles. Ted Detty set a new MVL and school record in the low hurdles. Locke Glossner finished third in the mile relay at the District meet in Dayton, and twelfth in the State meet at Columbus. Although most of this year's point-getters were Seniors, next year should be par- ticularly interesting because ofthe capability of the underclassmen. Coach Bateson and Wilson deserve credit for developing a fine championship team. They put in long hours with the boys after school trying to help them in any way they could. Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia Xenia .------,----70 ED BERGER iii 8 -----,72 Brya n TRACK SCHEDULE 46 67 U2 Hillsboro ....,,..,,.,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,,-,-., 48 FOURTH PLACE IN SPRINGFIELD RELAYS 45 Oakwood ,,..,,,,,,-.,,,.,,,.,,,..,.,., ,.----.-.45 5X6 Fairborn 1f2 54 Fairmont ,N ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 61 U3 68 Greenville ,...,,,,.,.,,.,....,,,,.,,A.. 50 OHIO WESLEYAN RELAYS-XENIA FOURTEENTH PLACE Xenia ...... Fairmont ,.... Troy ................,..........,.,,,voA.., 48 MVL STANDINGS Piqua ....,......, Greenville ....,. Troy .....,..,,. Oakwood ...... Sidney ....,..,......, Miamisburg TED DETTY .,v,... .,... TED DETTY , TED DETTY SAM CLARK SAM CLARK NEW RECORDS 120 High Hurdles 180 Low Hurdles 180 Low Hurdles ---....-.-----,-- Discus High Jump Pole Vault -.-.-,c--61 1 ...-----,21 .------..2O 8 6 Wilmington .,,.,.. -- 32 1X2 Piqua .,.......,,, ,, 36 2X3 Miamisburg ..,.. -, 32 213 U2 7f10 8f15 13f3O 16.0 Sec. ..... . 21.0 Sec. ..... . 21.1 Sec 135' 2 5,H1A., H, 3,1 School School MVL School School School TROY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RESULTS Xenia ..,..., Xenia ....... Xenia ,...,.. Xenia ..---...-54 Piqua -----------... --------.28 ...-..--.56 West Milton Springfield -,---.---45 Tecumseh ..............,,.,........ 56 XENIA WAS RUNNER-UP IN THE DISTRICT 6 -at ' ' 45' , jg l 5 4 fr 'f R W 4 K ' J f Q it M J ZX , N , il N, fi 5 Ks. fly? 4 aw .W ,W W 32:2 mai , M -9' fa-. ,, T . ,, 'i C Q X 11 '4 4 2 gf' 5 - o Q .9-W1 N 'A 'Q l M :J Q THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM of 1953 i n e- 17, 2 f fl . ', , wr. . l iffh., ,415 .aflvs ,k 1 i w. ti P 4 U. , I D . gg? f H 15 f 1- 1491, -vw: K, ra. no i a V - 1 Stairway to the Stars, was given in honor of the graduating Senior Class by the Junior Class on May 22, 1953, in the girls' gym. Music was furnished by The Rhythm-Aires of Dayton. COMMENCEMENT The ninety-fourth annual com- mencement exercises were held on May 28, 1953, in the Xenia Field House. Dr. Samuel D. Marble, President of Wilmington College, spoke to the assembly on the Three Tempta- Honsu Mike Ungard received the annual Rocky Thomas Memorial Scholarship Award from the President of the Xenia Sertoma Club, L. F. Dumbauld. Then 120 diplomas were pre- sented to the graduating Seniors, this equaled the largest number of students ever to graduate from Xenia Central. is ai CLASS SCHOLARSHIP TEAM ENGLISH IX SPANISH Il BIOLOGY GEOMETRY Delores Sturgeon Carol Brgwn Jane Finlay Janice Jack Carol Limes Phil Gegner Don Fisher Dick Middleton Karen Moore Jean Lane Sandra Craigie Vefa Blfikefi ENGLISH X WORLD HISTORY CHEMISTRY LATIN I Dick Jordan Dan Wilde Frank Snively Barbara Nordlund JoAnn Rose John Curry Norman Clark Sonde Sondergelt Jean Ginaven ENGLISH XI Nedra Glass Ann Morton John Balmer ENGLISH XII Gail Finlay Donna St. John Kenneth Jenkins SPANISH I Sue Nordlund Dora Wilson 1. 173 William Schueller 2. 161 William Hagler 3. 160 Lorna Glossner 3. 160 John McClain Bob Reynolds AMERICAN HISTORY Ted Forbes Phil Purdom Gail Mouser SOCIAL STUDIES Clayton Stein Mike Ungard Bob Miller GENERAL SCIENCE Ron Spitler Charles Bosch Louis Green Edgar George PHYSICS Bill Perry Larry Fealy Harold Boat ALGEBRA I Barbara Peterson Neil Dunevant Ruth Darner ALGEBRA II Larry Nicholas EIGHTH GRADE TEST Betty Brown LATIN II Ann Flora Jerry Huth Tom Porter BOOKKEEPING Annie Cummings Mari Schultz 3. 160 Raymond Blocker 9- I54 Barbara A190035 6, 159 Carol Figging IO. 153 David BOIJIJIII' 7. 157 cafherine compfan 11. 153 Betsy Howard 8. 155 Margaret Lewis v 1 . 1 ' Q Y . 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
