Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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KTOPP ROW l. Nancy Blauvelt, Carol Hamilton, Carol Hawisher, Peggy lo Gossett, Connie Kraft, Carol Army, Mary Ellen Gekler, Pauline Kennedy, Mary Glaze, lcie Pickle. ROW 2. Emmajean Burtchin, Kennon Fillinger, Donald Davis, Bob Hittle, Richard lack- son, Elmer Hanes, Betty Kraft, Helen Hanes, lane Campnell, Ioan Frysinger. ROW 3. Bud Breneman, Paul Deering, lean Iennings, Bill Koon, Delores Hartman, Betty Abernathy, Iuanita Hurd, Marilyn Fox, Ann Copus, Harold Deatendettin, Charles Copus. ROW 4. Kenneth Hesse, Irvin Adams, Dick ludy, Charles Hamby, Bob Hadsell, Betty Haclsell, Harold Carr, Maxine Harner, Adrian Dershem. CBOTTOMD ROW 1. Harold McCune, Marilyn Miller, Sally Young, Mary Moore, Ada Ruth Murphey, LaDonna Layton, Virginia Staup, Ella Shope, Mary Ring, Lester Woods. ROW 2. Phyllis Rousculp, Thelma Mauk, Marilyn Swaney, Sally Seiling, loan Nunn, Betty Reams, Eileen Wieging, Aurilla Twining, Delores Lybold, Donna McClain, Evelyn Neeper. ROW 3. Wayne Lutz, Royce Mayer, lohn Myers, Verner Setters, Bob Trueblood, Eugene Nebergall, Larry Stubbs, lim Stewart, Bob Sneary, Norman Williams. 15

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Phyllis, Roy E. Crites fadvisorl, Mrs. leanne Laitner fadvisorl, lim, Bill Secamf Hal' TIME: May 18, l945 PLACE: Rooms 4 and 5 CHARACTERS: lames Stewart , . . , .,........ President Bill Koon ......... ......... V ice President Phyllis Rousculp . . , . . .Secretary-Treasurer SYNOPSIS: The night of the carnival was really a big night for the sophomores. Sally Young, their choice for queen, proved to be the best choice, as she was crowned. , These young actors found this act far more interesting than the preceding one. The plot was unfolding and they took part in many new events. During the course of the act they had two very successful skating parties. ln fact they had to turn some people away at their last one. These trouloadourians made their mark in the field of sports. Many of the star players were sophs. ln music they also shone. Mrs. leanne Laitner and Mr. Roy Crites were the stage hands who helped them with their proper- ties in the second act. As the curtain fell on the second act, we found the sophomores looking with anticipation to the next act. 14

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ffh Hamer Mitchell Cadvisorl, Chuck, Bea, Betty, Don, Miss Mary Hiltner fadvisorl TIME: May l8, l945 PLACE: Iunior High Study Hall CHARACTERS: Charles Kerr ..... ......... P resident Don Settlemire .... .... V ice-president Betty Nye ......... ...... S ecretary Beatrice Barbour , , . .... Treasurer SYNOPSIS: The season was full enough, but the junior-senior prom crowded out all else, as the casts of the third and fourth acts met together for an evening long to be remembered. The prom was the result of all the hard Work of the mem- bers of the junior class and their committees. ' Skating parties and a hillbilly party gave them a start on their final act. A few of their number have been coached on fourth act manners so the class of 1946 looks very promising to the critics. Their main production for the nine-month season was Don't Keep Him Waiting . lt was really a big hit with the high school and the parents, An- other hit Was the annual carnival Where Beatrice Barbour represented them as their beauty queen. Girls and plays held the spotlight for a While but many of the other members had their chance to shine, especially in athletics. Some of the biggest names in football, baseball, track, and basketball were Juniors. Miss Stella Mary Hiltner and Mr. Hamer Mitchell easily coached their cast through a hard year. 16