Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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SENIORS As They Were l5...l0...5yearsago. In the IO year ago stage shown in the upper left corner is Bob Wiseman. This shows how even in his younger days he could look at two girls going in dif- ferent directions at one time. Looking very willowy in the lower left corner is Ioanne Dickey. Included in the left column is the l5 year ago stage, daring as ever, is Dot Wurster. Im- mediately below is none other than 'Pop' Crow -be imagine, he was once a tow-head! In the top center snap, about 5 years ago, are a few of our West Pith glamour tahernl gals - Norma Shoemaker, Carolyn Lakin Cgraduating in Kingsport, Tenn.D, Elaine Ousley Igraduat- ing in Dayton, Ohiol, Ieanne I-Ienn, Theresa Browning and looking on we Georgiana Pelle- tier. The 'glamour' is just a little thicker in the bottom photo starring from left to right Phyl Crow, Bobbie Breth, Ioanne Dickey and Ieanne Henn. The top corner right photo is of Bill Atwell Cgraduated from Dayton, Ohiol and you said it Kisler. Mildred Mick, with her tooth paste smile is pictured just be- low. Going back again f--- I5 years -be we have little Pam McGin- ness and her little bloomers. In the lower right corner a 'little Dutch girl' minus the disguise, Mary Louise Miller. The photo above M. L. M.ein his 'lim' ousine, Che has picked up a little more speed since? is George Shearrow. Coming up to the IU year stage in the center snaps we have Lee Williams, Virginia King and Orval Minser, Bobbie Breth and Bill Cargo. And concluding with the 5 year ago days, we give you Betty Brown and Owen Gray, the is still gigglingl.

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David B. Thomburgh Brains Ambition - Chemical E n q i- neer Class Pres. lp Hi-Y Vice- Pres. 2, 37 Glee Club 3. In Service JAMES CONNELL WILLIAM MAUL PAUL MILLER EDSEL SWANEY When the class of '44 walked across the stage to receive their diplomas, four boys were missing from lhe procession. These boys, who left during their senior year to serve their country, were: Iames Connell, Paul Miller, and Edsel Swaney who are in the Army, and Bill Maull, who is in the Coast Guard. Page Twenty-eight

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'idam0.Jl.S. WE HOLD IN SACRED TRUST THEIR HERITAGE fgz-gr FREEDOM of spud. 4,11-K FREEDOM of Paeu 451-gr FREEDOM of aww, ez-pr FREEDOM of aww. Freedom of speech f press f assembly I'ellglO1'lJllf1CIl is what American boys, and others, are fighting forf so we may keep them forever and share them with the many who have never had the opportunity to experience these blessings. While our boys are scattered over many parts of our country, and other countries of the world, We here are keeping these free- doms alive in our high school life. Freedom of speech is typified in training in public speaking. The Mound-Builder ex- emplifies freedom of press, a medium for the expression of our ideas. For freedom of assembly We have assemblies, and the mix- ed choir represents our religious freedom. We will keep our American freedoms alive 'till our fighting alumni come marching victoriously home to enjoy with us, the free- doms they have nobly preserved for all. Page Thirty