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

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FIRST ROW — R. Wilson. E. Recher, C. Barger, B. Harmon. D. Williams, D. Pinkerton, M. Saint, N. Zohrung, R. Barringer, G. Rogers. SECOND ROW y in, B. Penwell, R. School. L. Stone, P. Brane. THIRD ROW — J. Morton, E. Smith, E. Seabold, C. Link, S. Heck. R. Lawhorn, R. Brown. FOURTH ROW -Mr. Cnbley, R. Wright, K. Hag wood, B. Brown, P. Myers, B. Case, E. Bond, C. Chambers, Mr. Davies. FIFTH ROW — C. Schumaker, J. McNabb, T. Castle. W. Rauch, M. Johnston, B. W’ickline. W. Smith. CLASS OF ’47 The class of '47 started to school ten long years ago. The first three years we acquainted ourselves with the school. In the fourth grade we began moving from room to room instead of staying in one room for all subjects. The sixth grade was exciting — getting ready for graduation, then walking down the aisle in our red caps and gowns. The seventh grade brought new teachers and new subjects. Junior High gave us a taste of what high school would be like. In 1943, we entered West Carrollton High School. We got a chance to take part in athletics and other high school activities. We now have a chance to make money towards our graduation. This year we have members of our class on the basketball team, football team, Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, and other high school activities. Our home room teachers are Mr. Cribley and Mr. Davies. We plan on leaving a record behind us so that the other classes will remember the class of '47.

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FIRST ROW — B. Neuberg, D. Rowland. N. Ric©, J. Dodds. M. Tucker, J. Wickline, W. Marshall. D. Garland. J. Frantz. A. Stockert, D. Starnes, P. Greene. SECOND ROW — M. Zennie, F. Morton, S. Givens. O. McCoy, J. Miller. B. Mulvaney. D. Farquer, P. Hymer, V. Baxter, P. Link, L. Bush. A. Olwine, J. Stevens, D. Ellis. THIRD ROW — Mr. Brown. R. Scarborough, B. Downs. J. Simon. J. Weldy. J. Young. M. Robinette, A. Shell. D. Borger, J. Critzer, D. Proffitt. R. Haines, Mr. Croy. FOURTH ROW — P. Shade, G. Stephenson, R. Hamilton. J. Parks, R. Bond. D. Robinette, C. Pear son, J. Todd, J. McGeath, R. Hicks, R. HoHman. FIFTH ROW — E. Baker, J. Stevens. J. Payne, M. McKee. M. Scothorn, H. Atkinson. R. Warner, D. Conley, J. Bush, C. Hagwood. SIXTH ROW — J. Strader, H. Pawley, L. Thornton, R. Garland, R. Pittinger, R. Swanson. M. Manning, C. Greene, J. Langford. FRESHMAN CLASS The Class of '48 has had very many interesting years. The first grade was under the direction of Miss Welbaum and Miss Steller. The first three years were about the same. We reached the fourth grade with all the excitement of changing classes, and did we ever think we were big! The sixth grade we graduated into junior high school, under the direction of Mr. Brown and Mr. Croy. The seventh and eighth grades were about the same, both preparing us for high school. We are in high school now enjoying the many activities that are before us. We have a star basketball team (ninth grade) which has defeated Miamis-burg and Franklin. Pat Link

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FIHST ROW—P. Boinhoisl, C. Zen me-, M. Clendenon, C. Roe, Miss Woodinun, H. Raulerson, G. Roe, M. Pressler, P. O’Dell, M. Hymer. SECOND ROW—E. Carlei, J. Lowman, P. Fierce, M. Pauley, E. Pfeiifer, N. Cleveland, B. Zink, P. Filer, C. Magee. THIRD ROW — M. Myers, W. Cantrell, P. Haynes, B. Adams, N. Kreitzer, J. Johnson, O. Givens, R. Allen. FOURTH ROW — G. Loesch, J. Werth, B. Andrews, L. Mesarvey, D. Hamilton, C. Vastbinder, B. Morris, R. Stephenson. FIFTH ROW — F. Moehring, R. Rose, L. Robinett, W. Wright, J. Coatney, D. Critzer. C. Fahmey. ABSENT — V. Critzer, A. Stevens, P. Scarborough. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1946, have enjoyed the eleven years of our school education more than words can express. Our class, although separated for many years, has a heart as one. We almost always agree on the same things, and that is a great accomplishment for a group of our size. We started school life with a larger group, but one by one, our membership has shrunk to its present size. With the loss of ten fellow classmates within the last year, we are hoping to keep the rest of the class together until after our graduation next year. This is the year in which many exciting things happened to us. First, we picked our class rings. We did have a rather hard time deciding on what we wanted, but we are all satisfied. Next came the Junior Play. We chose a comedy entitled ''Foot-Loose , which was given under the direction of Miss Woodman, our class advisor. The last important happening of our Junior year was the reception which we gave in honor of the seniors. Barbara Zink