West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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WALTER E. SHADE. Superintendent WE APPRECIATE the guidance our superintendent, Mr. Shade, has given us. We hope that future graduating classes of this high school will have him for their leader. HARRY A. RUSSELL. Principal MR. RUSSELL became our principal in 1929 and we students hope he will continue his good work here for some years to come. THE 1 9 4 2 PIRATAN

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Left TO RIGHT — John Clouse, Harley Werth, Walter Shade. Superintendent of school; C. F. Holliday, Clerk of Board; C. A. Miller, President; and William Foote, Vice President. BOARD O F EDUCATION I HE above picture reminds us that running a school, like any other enterprise, requires guidance and direction from the community. These men give their time and interest that West Carrollton School may be a good place for the children and youth of the district. So smoothly and efficiently does the Board do its work that we, as a community, are hardly conscious of their work. It is fitting that we pause to thank these men for their interest and labors for the welfare of the community. Board of Education, the School and Community salute you! FACULTY FIRST ROW — Bottom — Left to Right — Miss Brumbaugh. Miss Throckmorton, Mrs. Plessinger, Mrs. Server. Miss Smelker. Mrs. Jackson. Miss Stellar. Miss Liston. Miss Spahr. SECOND ROW — Mrs. Graham. Miss Garringer, Miss Arnold. Miss Small. Miss Dean, Miss Hile. Miss Marsh. THIRD ROW — Mr. Brown, Miss Boling, Miss Wellbaum. Miss Smith. Miss Greene, Miss Woodman. Miss Wilson, Mr. Smith. FOURTH ROW — Mr. Stockton. Mr. Stephenson. Mr. Cavender. Mr. Cribley, Mr. Croy. Mr. Mawhinney. Mr. West. Mr. Russell, Principal; Mr. Shade, Superintendent. ABSENT — Mr. Davies. Mrs. Merkel. THE 1942 PIRATAN

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FIRST ROW — Bottom — Left to Right — Shirley Grice, Blanche Penwell. Shirley Farquer, Retha Schoonover, Janet Furrey. Nancy Zehrung, Minnie Saint, Donna Pinkerton, Dorothy Greene, Phyllis Courtney, Clelia Barger, Gloria Peffley, Helen Turner, Bonnie Gray, Ruth Wilson. SECOND ROW — Charles Bryan, Eugene Seabold, James Morton, Junior Tippie, Elmer Smith, Lawrence Heck, Chester Link. Paul Greer, Carl Schumaker, Norman Brane, Thomas Castle. George Meier, Joan Jonas, Betty Lucas. THIRD ROW — Betty Harman, Jeanine Chamberlain. Rosanne Barringer. Elaine Barnett, Charlotte Ellis. Fern Zimmerman, Billie Edelen, Dolores Williams, Betty Huffman, Gladys Rogers, Edith Leigh, Paul Myers. Kenneth Hagwood. Miss Jackson, adviser. FOURTH ROW — Robert Wickline. Mackie Johnston, Edwin Bond, Robert Lawhorn, John McNabb, Mr. Cribley, adviser; Bill Spinks. Robert King, Gail Broughton, Wilbur Rauch, Everett Heck, Jimmv Spaulding, Lewis Rosell, Clarence Chambers, Walter Smith, Russell Wright. ABSENT — Doris Haught, Richard Brown. Robert Greene, Robert Kingery. IT'S GREAT TO BE A 'Jtk GRADER . C COMMENCEMENT night was a very exciting occasion for our class, because of everyone being promoted. re enjoyed our summer vacation; some taking trips, others going to camps, and still others enjoying themselves at home. Although we like vacation, most of the class was very enthusiastic about returning September 4th. We have several new subjects, such as science, vocations, and home economics for the girls and manual training for the boys. We have had a two-day Thanksgiving vacation, a two-week Christmas vacation and soon will have the Friday before Easter. So far this has been a very thrilling year, with many assemblies, new subjects, new teachers and new equipment. The school has had an old-iron drive in which we helped. Since the war, we have been trying to conserve all war materials. Many of the class have purchased defense stamps. We are looking forward to summer vacation, although there will be no fireworks or other war materials with which to celebrate the Fourth of July. We will probably confine our sports to swimming, fishing, and picnics. Entertainment costs little, but is good for everyone. THE 1 9 4 2 PIR AT AN