Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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ROW 1. Wade Fisher, Henry Dove, David Lytle, Robert Lehman, Ronald Verbryke, Cloyce McCaslin, Raymond Settlemire, William Bowsher, Charles Butler, Robert Settlemire, Cilenus Miller, Ronald Ritchie. ROW 2. Lulu Healy, Lydia lacobs, Rosemary Steiner, Donald Line, Helen Roof, Betty Glaze, Ieanne ludy, lames Foreman, Iames Flick, Madelyn Emrick, lanet Iones, Marilyn Riffle. ROW 3. Mary Twining, Evelyn Furry, LaDonna Hartman, Billy Bowsher, Iohnny Doyle, Kathleen McIntosh, Billy Dearing, Iames Miller, Robert Troy, Iune Lundy, lean Marascia, Doris Burden. ROW 4. f Nicholas M. Baca Kadvisorl, Mary McAdoW, Dickie Gossett, Ianet Burget, Mar- jorielee Koop, Betty Wheeler, Helen Mayer, Mary Alice Kerr, Betty Etgen, Bessie Hixen- baugh, Mary Miller, Norman Mayer, Mildred Clay, Beatrice Rumbaugh fadvisorl. ROW 5. lane Gamble, Richard Reed, Daniel Parker, Dale Bowers, Marvin Rupert, Coreen Wieging, Hilda Rudibaugh, Grover Baber, lames Rice, lack Sharritts, Edward Schlegel, paala9'ue- Second Pau' Martha Myers. We're big shots down here, now! . . . Boy-this is lun! . . . Mr. Baca, where's the capital oi Iowa? . . . Hey! give me my notebook! . . . Doesn't Helen make a cute president? . . . Oh. goody, we get to sing in the contest again . . . Miss Rumbaugh, Billy's pulling my hair! The second part of the prologue is finished and the cast, though unsea- soned, is anticipating great things tor their tirst act next year. Things Went so very Well trom September until May that they have no fears of what may happen when they are freshmen. Ot course one reason Why they Went along so smoothly this eighth year was that Miss Beatrice Rumbaugh and Mr. Nicho- las Baca were their advisors. Helen Mayer was the class President and David Hittle the Vice President. Other otticers were Mary Alice Kerr, Treasurer, and Marilyn Ritfle, Secretary. 1 1 l

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ROW l. Herbert Laycock, Grant lennings, Ierry Hawisher, Gerald Iohns, lohn Carter, Robert Mayer, Tom Cuthbert, lim Miller, Gerald Fisher, Bob Campbell, Wendell Myers. ROW 2. Paul Thompson, Lloyd Poland, Delores Fourman, Patty Grimm, Logan McCaslin, Barbara Meager, Beverly Bowersock, Phyllis Furry, Barbara Healy, Sarah Miller, Wesley Mann. ROW 3. Roslyn Rhodes, Arlene Dershem, Carolyn Vaughan, Dorothy Rupert, Bill Tice, Laura Wright, Miss Mayer, Ianet Baca, Patty Sherer, Bill Petter, Mary Shindledecker, De- lores Zerkel. ROW 4. Gloria Binkley, Barbara Myers, lim Snider, Ross Bowsher, Beulah Williams, Doris Stumbaugh, Marilyn Palmer, Patty Hardin, Marcia Stapleton, Evelyn Petter, Harriet Williamson. I ROW 5. Bob Myers, Betty Fancher, Kathryn Marascia, Dorothy McCune, Magdalena Baber, Tim Edwards, James Gillispie, Iohn Oglesbee, Tom Martin, Denver Thompson, Don Queery, Charles Shutt, Bud Hollar. f7f1.a-loquei 4014! paxil' Let's repeat Lite's Mirror . . . How do you do this Math problem? . . . Please give me your attention! . . . Don, please watch your grammar . . .' Miss Mayer, where is Bouganville? . . . Isn't this study hall big? . . . Let's try to get to class on time . . . The prologue has begun and it promises to become a very good play in the next tive years, thanks to Miss Ruby Mayer's guiding hand. Yes, these little troubaclourians have had their first taste of real high school drama. They liked it, too. They were among those privileged to see Friday morning movies, go to pep sessions, and generally take part in raising a riot. Some ot their number helped out in the band and orchestra. A few reached the football tield and their basketball team made a record of which they can be justly proud. - The elected oiiicers were: Patricia Hardin, President, lim Stevens, Vice- President, and Patricia Grimm, Secretary-Treasurer. Here's to next year and to you budding Barrymores and Bernharts. Long may you act upon lite's stage. 10

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. lune Muchmore ladvisorb, Ted, lean, lohn, Barbara, Iames Vogelgesang Cadvisorj 40141 Aa! TIME: May l8, 1945 PLACE: Room l 7 CHARACTERS: Iohn Schlegel ....... President Ted Verbryke , . . .... Vice-president lean Esten ........ ....... S ecretary Barbara Seaman . . . ..... Treasurer SYNOPSIS: I All's Well that ends well applies to the first production staged by the freshman class. At last they reached the goal for which they had practiced eight years. ln the first weeks of school they chose their leading characters with care and thought. Sue Fisher was their sweet, petite representative in the beauty parade at the carnival. The cast really backed Susie with hard work and votes. The frosh felt mighty proud of themselves when they were allowed to get in on all the high school's doings. lt was their first year in eisteddfod singing, their first chance at school parties, and their first vote in the running of the school. ln the athletic field they too had their members. The GR., l:'.H.A., and l:'.F.A. were some of the other groups that welcomed the greenies to their midst. Next year this enterprising young cast can help to welcome the class of '49. From the wings they were lcoached by Mrs. Iune Muchmore and Mr. lim Vogelgesang. 12