Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21

3istant manager), Donna Stain
brook, Dick Shoemaker, Ruth
Strine, Bill Wallis and Elsie
Young. Third year award, Chen
lille Block L letter Carolyn
Adrean, Verlie Grouse, Sue Gar
rett, Donna Goodson, Hilda Kog-
er, Dick LeBeau assistant IL
brarian), Elaine Londergan, The
da Martin, David Smith, Patty
Wilt, and Gloria Brill. Fourth
year award, Pin with Sd Guard
Pat Andrews (librarian), Don
Barr, Donna Bruce, Mary Kay
Dillingham; assistant accompan-
ist and student directory, Ven
essa Harbage (accompanisD, and
Nancy Morrison tsecretary).
Band. Grade school award
Floxene Lyre Emile Graves,
Judy Lohr, Amalee Beaver, Gale
Dillon, Eleanor Martin, Kay
Cameron, Steve Wicker, Dean
Gregg, Paul Watts, Nancy Hood,
Vivian Noble, Larry Bateman,
and Cathy Liller. First high
school year award, Floxene L
letter Julia Dwyer, Charlene
Cristee publicity, Clarabel Will
son, Harriet Rosnagle, Elaine
Johnson, Robert Marrah, Jay
Powers, Judy Turvy, Vicky Geer,
Shelton Green, Ray Long, Bev-
erly Lowery, Carolyn Adrean
(majorette), and Patty Colwen
Bush (majorette). Second high
school year award, Floxene L
letter Sheryll Green, Elaine
Wicker Glynn Adams, Ruth
Strine, David Hume, Nancy
Fades, Beverly Ramey, Ricky
Robson, Dick Johnson, John
Drury. Laura Dunkle, Bob Phle-
ger, Patty Manning, Jim Mabe,
Bill Wallis, Richard Shoemaker,
and Nancy Morrison (majorette).
Third high school year award,
Chenille Block L letter Patty
Mustard, Patty Wilt, Joyce Bass,
Donna Goodson, Bill Ames (vice
kresident), Jerry Ardrey, Pat
Andrews, and Jack Raub. Fourth
high school year award, Pin with
"a Guard Mary Kay Dilling-
ham (secretary), Hilda Roger,
Don Barr (president and student
directory, Phyllis Clark (drum
major), and Donna Tingley
(majorette). Jim Mabe, Richard
Shoemaker and Glynn Adams,
band managers, received a Chen
lille Block L with MGR inscribed
upon it. Mary Kay Dillingham;
and Joyce Bass, librarians of the
band received a Chenille Block
L with LIBR inscribed upon it.
Students given recognition for
their participation in the Ohio
Wesleyan University High School
Music Festival are: Mary Kay
Dillingham;, Donna Bruce, Rose.
mary Feeley, Hilda Roger, Pat
Andrews, Virginia Justice, Don
Barr, Cary Jones, Jack Raub,
Phyllis Baker, Phyllis Foster,
Rita Miller, Marion Jenkinson,
Donna Tingley, and Linda Hood
in the festival chorus and Rick
Robson, Patty Mustard, and
Charlene Cristee in the festival
band. Mary Kay Dillingham;,
Verlie Grouse, and Connie Sol
lars were recognized for repre-
Senting London in the seventh
annual International Folk Festi-
val at Wilmington College. Also
the forty-eight London students
in the girls glee club, the thirty
eight students in the mixed Choir
us, and the thirty-three students
IN the band at the Madison
County Music Festival were
given recognition.
Cash prizes were awarded to
winners in the Spring Concert
ticket sales contest as follows:
Ruth Strine, first prize, $500;
Emile Graves, second prize, So;
and Barbara Kennedy, third
prize, 81. The music awards were
presented by Mrs. Clarabel Hahn
and Ray Creighton of the Lon
don High School music depart
ment.
At the same assembly other
awards were presented.
The Letter Winners in Track:
David Howard, Elwood Dillon,
Ed Napper, Elden Wilson, Will
bur Fout, Ed Gaines, Dick Le-
Beau, Bob Hern.
The Service Award Winners in
Track: Dave Hume, Jack Ad-
ans, Kenney Justice, Jim Geer,
Chuck Clark, Ed Kennedy, Bill
Wallis, Dave Smith.
Recognition is also given to
the following Junior High Track
Team members: Ray Long, Bill
Carter, Dave Tingley, Steve
Wicker, Dave Bell, Steve Gar
rard, Max Alcott, Larry Bate
man, Dan Gibson, Max Mouser,
Roger Turvey, Dave Pendleton,
Harold Scurry.
The following members of the
baseball squad were recognized
for their splendid achievements
this spring: William Ames, Don