Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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HERALD ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW Writinz: Walter C. Herold, Ruth Ulen, Doris Shewalter, Mary Hammerle, Lawrence E. Laybourne. Circulation : LaVina Hartsock, Cora Mahan, Paul Gram. Art Staff: , Owen Dibert, Anne Forester, Marjorie Wedding, Marjorie French, Vera Wenrick, Robert Kumler, Ethel McDaniel. SECOND ROW Advertising Slaif: Edith Reichman fArt Statfl, Norma Diehl, Evelyn Benedict, Ruth Rohgy, Charlotte Argenbrigzht, Mary Lu Robinson, Thelma Armentrout, Leona Circle, Louise Campbell, Elizabeth Cadow, Mary Darnell, Martha Titlow, Josephine Bryant, Josie Shuttleworth, Eleanor Gifford. THIRD ROW Margaret Compton, Dorothy Lyle, Edna Brannaman, Corrine Slack, Pauline French, Minnie Roahen, Fern Showalter, Mary Allison, Jean Weinland, Elizabeth Lemmon, John Heim, Bernard Zitsman. Kyle Athy, Bob McKinney, Roger Worthen. FOURTH ROW Dale Zerkle, Melvin Cux, Major Ott, Merrill Swearingen, Paul Schmildt, William Allison, John Cooley, Jack Dunkle, Gerald Stroup, Chas. Snyder. GEORGE ROGERS CLARK ANNIVERSARY EDITION l9l V 1 1 i l l