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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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A , A xy x i ANNUAL PUBLIGATIUH 0F THE SEHIDH GLASS WEST UAHHULLTUH HIGH SGHUUL . WEST GARHDLLTUH, 0HIO BILL ANDREWS - Editor JOHN WERTH - Bus. Mgr. NADIN E CLEVELAND -Assoc. Editor MISS R. I. WOODMAN - Advisor ADMINISTRATION W. E. Shade, Supl. H. A. Russell, Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert Schuder: William Foote: W. E. Shade, Supl.: C. F. Holiday. Clerk: Harley I.. Werth. Pres.: Willard C. Rosener: Iohn Clouse FACULTY .ft Row One-Donald Eoqfm, Martha Dean, Fteabecccr Marsh, Helen McMurtry Crcssfield, Ruth Arnold. Row Two-Lois Greene, Punt Mawhinney, Frank Miller, A. ClfIiTP Eisele, Mary M, Iones. Row Three -F, L. Cuvencler, Iohn Stockton, I. W. Newberq, T, VV. Croy, H. Resster Brown. Row One-Cecelia Bolinq Carlson, Elsie Plessinqer, Stella Goodman, Helen Wellhaum, Ada Stellar Row Two-Orpha Gauqh, Louise Bowie, Loretta Allen, lane Graham, Reva Cavender, Row Three-Lucille Garrinqer, Edith Anstaett, Ruth Adams, Martha Smellcer, Ellen Huston. Dorothy Stockton, Charlotte Thompson Huff, Ruth Woodman Scarborough. Paul Football 2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Class Office l-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Gym 2-3 Minstrel 3 Piratan Staff Critzer. Virginia Class Office 2-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 1-2 Gym 1-2 G. A. A. 1-2 Andrews, William Hi-Y 2-3-4 Class Office 1-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Operetta 1 Minstrel 2-3 Gym 2-4 National Honor Society 4 Piratan Staff Raulerson, Hazel Class Office 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-4 Gym 2-3 G. A. A. 3-4 As Time Goes By The 1946 senior class is a very musical group. We have many representatives in all the musical activities at W. C. H, S. lt seems to us, however, that the most music We have heard while in school has been The tune of the hickory stick . After a grade school life that took in all the usual adventures and misadventures of that period, We held our sixth grade graduation. As we look back, we re- member how proud we were of our caps and gowns. Iunior High gave us the much needed confidence we were to find so valuable upon entering high school. Who can ever forget the freshman reception which was given in our honor by the sophomores? ln spite of the terrible ordeal suffered by the poor freshies , we thoroughly enjoyed the dance held afterward. The junior play, FOOT-LOOSE, was quite a success, in spite of the many setbacks and difficulties which were encountered. The Iunior-Senior Reception, which we gave in honor of the Senior class, was looked forward to with great enthusiasm by the members of our class: nor were they disappointed. The affair went over with a bang, and the fried chicken and soothing Hawaiian music helped to make the occasion a success. Our senior play was a delightful comedy entitled YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, It seemed the weather man was against us, however, because there was a minor blizzard on the night of the performance and a slight crowd attended. The play was well done in spite of this, and the criticism was very favorable. The senior prom was by far the best event of its kind ever to be given at West Carrollton. The gym was beautifully decorated on a Victory theme by Mr. Kaiser with the aid of the senior boys. Eddie Iames and his orchestra made such sweet music that it even rivalled that of his more famous name-sake. The most exciting, yet the saddest year of our high school ended with the choosing of invitations and name cards. The exciting part came in the form of the many senior activities and the hope of everyone's eventual graduation. The sad part came in the reluctance of all of us to leave West Carrollton High School and all the friends whom we have made here. There will be an empty place in our hearts when we leave: and I am sure there will be an empty place in the halls of W. C. H. S. as well. BILL ANDREWS AMBO, EUGENE Football 4 Hi-Y 4 Piratan Stall BORNHORST. PATRICIA Orchestra 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Cheerleader 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Gym 2 Library Assistant 3 Glee Club 3 Minstrel 3 Piratan Staff CANTRELL, WARREN U. S. Navy 4 Football 2 Baseball 2-3 CARTER. EUGENE CLEVELAND, NADINE Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra l-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Cheerleader 2 Chorus l-2-3-4 G. A. A. l Glee Club l-2 Minstrel 2-3 National Honor Society Piratan Staff Operetta I COATNEY. IACK Football 2 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball l-2-3-4 Class Office l-2 Chorus l Gym l-2-3 CRITZER. DENNIS Football l Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 3-A Hi-Y 4 GIVEN S. OLEN Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2 Track 2 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Gym 2-3 Class Play 3-4 U. S. Navy 4 HAINES, PHYLLIS HAMILTON, DONALD Chorus l Class Play 3-4 IOHNSON. IUNE Chorus 3 Gym 3 Girl Reserves 3 G. A, A. 3 Minstrel 3 KREITZER. NORMA Band 2 Orchestra 3 LOWMAN. GERALDINE Cheerleader 4 Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Gym 2-3 Minstrel 1 Office Assistant 3 :Z MAGEE. CARL 1-li-Y 2-3-4 Class Play 4 Gym 1-2 U. S. Navy 4 MESARVEY, LOWELL Football 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3 Gym 1-2-3 U. S. Army 4 MOEHRING. FRANK Gym 2-4 MORRIS, ROBERT Football 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Gym 2-3 MYERS, MAX Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3 I-li-Y 2-3-4 Class Office 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Drum Major 3-4 O'DELL, PEGGY Class Play 3-4 Chorus 3-4 Gym 3 Girl Reserves 3 Piratan Staff PAULEY. MARY I AN E Chorus 3-4 Minstrel 3 Class Play 3-4 PIERCE, PEGGY Chorus 3-4 Gym 2 G, A. A. 2 PRESSLER, MAR Orchestra 2-3 Chorus 2-3-4 ROBINETT, LEE Basketball 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Class Oitice 3 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra l-2-3 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Operetta l Minstrel 3 National Honor Society Piratan Staff ROE, CAROLYN Class Play 4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Glee Club 3 Minstrel 3 Piratan Staff ROE, GLORIA Orchestra l-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Glee Club 3 Minstrel 3 Piratan Staff Y LOU ROSE. RICHARD Football 3-4 Baseball 3 Hi-Y 3-4 Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Gym 3 U, S. Navy 4 SHIMIZU, YUTAKA Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 STEVEN S. ARLENE Class Office 2 Band l-2 Orchestra 1-2 Gym 2-3 Girl Reserves 2 G. A. A. 2-3 WERTH, IOHN Basketball 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra l-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Gym 2-4 Minstrel 2-3 National Honor Society Piratan Staff WRIGHT. WAYNE Basketball l-2-3 Baseball 2-3-4 1-li-Y 2-3-4 Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra l-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Minstrel 2-3 Piratan Staff ZENNIE. CATHERINE Gym 1-2-3-4 G A. A. 1-2-3-4 Gym Assistant 3-4 STEPHENSON, ROBERT Band 1-2 1-li-Y 2 Ohio State University 4 ZINK, BARBARA Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-Z-3 Class Play 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Gym 1 Glee Club 3 Minstrel 2-3 Operetta 1 National Honor Society Piratan VASTBINDERI CARL Carl Vastbinder was taken in- Bdnd 1-2-3 to the U. S. Army at the end of gQ32iZlE:l3l'2A3 his lunior year in high school, Hi-Y 2-3 and since then has received train- U, 5, Army 4 ing at Fort Worren in Wyoming. He was sent overseas in Ianuary, 1946, and is now stationed at Bremen, Germany. He has re- ceived various army credits and other school credits which have enabled him to qraducrte With his former classmates. Class Motto: Class Flower: Class Colors: A CLEAR CONSCIENCE AMERICAN BEAUTY RosE RED AND WHITE Is A SURE CARD,, With Tears In Our' Eyes We the senior class of 46 being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath our worldly goods and possessions to the fol- lowing beneficiaries. Such bequeaths to become effective after 10:00 P. M., E. S. T., May 23, 1946. To the Board of Education we return all of the books that we have used during our school years and hope that they will kindly overlook all dog-eared and torn pages as well as pencil marks and drawings. To the patient teachers we give our thanks and appreciation for their untiring service: but the wonderful results really should satisfy them. We leave with Mr. Shade a memory of a fine and outstanding senior class. To Mr. Russell we are bequeathing a pair of steel heel plates so the dear underclass- men now can hear him approaching. To the juniors we bequeath our senior dignity, our good character, and our sub- dued voices as well as our cherished seats in the auditorium. To the sixth grade we are leaving what is left of our clear old home room l0l. Carry on kids! Individually we wish to dispose of our personal possessions in the following man- ner: EUGENE AMBO wills his cherished spot on the bench to Ike Pearson. WILLIAM ANDREWS leaves his love for Miss Marsh to anyone who wants it. WARREN CANTRELL wills his charminq way with women to Richard Brown. EUGENE CARTER leaves his rosy complex- ion to Barbara Beckman. IACK COATNEY bequeaths his carefree atti- tude to anyone who can get by with it. NADINE CLEVELAND wills her ability to get good grades to Chester Link. DENNIS CRITZER leaves with Froggy Greene his ability to play basketball. VIRGINIA CRITZER wills her love for all Gobs to Dolores Williams. OLEN GIVENS wills his dare-devilish acts to lim Stevens. PHYLLIS HAINES leaves her quietness and her ability to keep her heart throbs a secret to Io Ann lonas, who can use them. DONALD HAMILTON bequeaths his good nature to Clarence Chambers. IUNE IOHNSON hereby gives her past flirta- tions to Dorothy Greene who will not let them become too serious. NORMA KREITZER wills her friendly ways to Ruth Wickline. CARL MAGEE has nothing to will, needs' all. LOWELL MESARVEY leaves his football uni- form to Lucky Rice. FRANK MOEHRING wills his reckless driv- ing to Earl Baker. MAX MYERS bequeaths Miss O'Dell to Paul Greene. PEGGY O'DELL wills her stature to Rosanne Barringer. MARY IANE PAULEY leaves her ability to whisper secrets to Ioe Dodds. PEGGY PIERCE bequeaths her quiet person- ality to Ruth Wilson. MARY LOU PRESSLER wills her way of leav- ing one man for another to anyone who thinks she can keep up the pace. HAZEL RAULERSON leaves with Virginia Baxter her quiet ways. LEE ROBINETT bequeaths his 5 o'clock shad- ow to Gene Seabold. CAROLYN ROE and GLORIA ROE will their irresistible charm with men to pos- terity. RICHARD ROSE leaves his speedy running to Walter Smith. PAUL SCARBOROUGH leaves his job as president for six years to anyone who can survive it that long. YUTAKA SI-IIMIZU generously gives his muscles to Bob Hoffman. ARLENE STEVENS leaves her tom-boyish ways to Ierry Io. IOHN WERTH wills some of his height to Don Rowland. WAYNE WRIGHT wills his magnetic ways with women to Don Garland. CATHERINE 'ZENNIE leaves her interest in sports to Iuanita Zennie. BARBARA ZINK wills her friendly ways with the teachers to Buck Wickline, who can use them. PAT cmd IERRY leave their cheerleading out- fits to lean and Iackie. Oh, What It Seemed To Be Our days at old West Carrollton High, Will soon have passed us by, Leaving each one with memories, To remember with a sigh. As we leave these halls oi learning 'To start down life's merry way, Each will have some pleasant thought To share with new friends he'll meet someday. Each student has some little trait, That sets him apart from the rest, So l'll try to put in rhyme the thoughts I think you'll like the best. The thing l'll remember about Ginny Mae, ls the way she changes her hair-do 'most every day. Phyllis and Norma much alike in a way, Are quiet and pleasant every day. Iune Johnson, a brownette, with a flare for the ball, ls tall and slender, and liked by all. We've seen many cheerleaders, Some good ones at that, But never two better Than lerry and Pat. Lefty and Lee are two people l know, Who will always make friends wherever they go. Givens, Hose, Cantrell, and Magee, Have joined the Navy and put out to sea. Mary Pauley, our tempestuous blonde, ls one to recall with memories fond. Gene doesn't care much for girls or romancing, He likes his photography and his dancing. There's a cute red headed miss in our class, You know who l mean -that Raulerson lass. Both John. and Bill are tall and slender, They always have some service to render. Carol and Gloria, the twins in our school, Are clever and charming and sweet as a rule. We'll always remember Don and his pranks, As for Moehring's historical novels, They're his, they're Frank's. Mary Lou Pressler has plenty of clothes, But we'11 always remember her cute little nose. The president of our class is Paul, He's nice, considerate, and liked by all. Myers, Critzer, and Coatney We'll all recall, For the record they made in basketball. Arlene Stevens as you can see, Is pretty and just as sweet as can be. Bob Morris is a handsome lad, And with the girls he doesn't do bad. There's Bob Stephenson, who's attending Ohio State, He's clever, brilliant, and so sedate. Nadine and Barbara break that old rule 'Bout beauty and brains, They're the pride of the school. Lowell Mesarvey who has joined the Air Corps, Has personality and charm galore. Catherine Zennie, is sweet and kind, And in athletics she's never outshined. l Another favorite is Tabo Shimizu, He's one We'll remember And always be glad we knew. Eugene Carter is a quiet gent, Time with him is time well spent. And last but not least is one ever near us, We all call her Pooch , but the name's Peggy Pierce. My name is Peggy - that's all I need say, Now my poem is over So l'l1 bid you good-day. PEGGY O'DELL 'lWait and See Time: Iune 1, 1956 Place: West Carrollton Super Hotel Bob Morris: tLeaning over desk marked Manager to address bell boy, Carl Magee.J Boy! Take Dr. Rose and his assistant Dr. Cleveland to the west wing. tTo the doorman, Calvin Fahrneyl Ask Miss Pressler lMary Loul if there has been any mail for that big league baseball player Arlene Stevens. SCENE CHANGES: Mailing Department Mary Lou: fTo Amo Critzer, the ianitorl l hear that Frank Moehring is our Republican candidate tor president against Lowell Mesarvey. Amo: Yes, I remember when Frank was the smarter. Pat Bomhorst: tlitadio and film star.J Have you seen Mr. Wayne Wright? Mary Lou: Yes ma'am, just a few minutes ago with the owner of that big meat packing house, Barbara Zink. SCENE CHANGES: Furnace Room CAs five well-dressed gentlemen exit, leaving in their wake: strewn poker chips and smiling Charles Coatney, a famous dancer.l Mr. Andrews: I don't think I like this new game called poker. Mr. Werth: I don't think Nadine will like my having spent my whole week's allowance in one place. Mr. Robinette: Oh dear, what will my mamma say? Mr. Stephenson: I believe I shall stick to my business I as a veterinarian, it's so much more profitable. At least to me. Mr. Ambo: It's unconstitutional! SCENE CHANGES: Dining room, with a large band belonging to blues singer, Miss Carolyn Roe. Evening-a couple are dancing. Max: Who are those two over there? Don't we know them? Peggy: Why yes, that's Phyllis Haines and Norma Kreitzer. We used to go to school with them, remember? Let's go and sit near them and maybe we can find out what they've been doing since our graduation. Nonna lean: Phyllis dear, how are those two darling little girls of yours? Phyllis: Oh, they're just fine, and how are your four little boys? Norma: lust grand! By the way I hear that Geraldine Lee and Charles Iackson Coatney are a success- ful dance team now. Phyllis: Yes, isn't that just wonderful. CMiss Pauley and Miss Pierce, famous beauty experts enter.J Miss Pauley: Isn't that Virginia Critzer and Hazel Raulerson? Miss Pierce: Yes, Virginia is here on her second honey- moon. Miss Pauley: Hazel's a model, isn't she? Miss Pierce: Yes, she's helping Virginia pick out another trousseau-Hello Hazel! Hazel: Why if it isn't Peggy Sue. I-low are you? Miss Pierce: l'm fine, thank you. Virginia: Hello Peggy, how's business? Miss Pierce: lust fine. SCENE CHANGES: Iune 2, on the indoor tennis court. tOlen Givens and Warren Cantrell, now officers in the Navy are playing tennis with Pat Born- horst and Carolyn Roe.J Carolyn: Aren't you the lucky one, you've won another set. Ensign Cantrell: Yes, shall we have tea now? I hear that June Iohnson and Catherine Zennie run an excellent tea room inside. lDon Hamilton and Yutaka Shimizu, policemen, follow the two into the tea room where they meet Gloria Roe, who is intent upon sketching a little girl who is very playful.l Don: Aren't you Gloria Roe? Gloria: Why yes, l am. Yutaka: You're a commercial artist now, aren't you? Gloria: Yes, I am. What have you two been doing since graduation? Don: Learning to enforce the law. 1 Yutaka: Right now we're here to invite our class of 46 to a policeman's ball. 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PLAY CAST Olen Givens Nadine Cleveland Dick Rose Pat Bornhorst Iohn Werth . . . . .Carolyn Roe Max Myers . . . , .Lee Robinett Gloria Roe .Lowell Mesarvey Virginia Critzer Bill Andrews Barbara Zink .Wayne Wright Carl Magee Bob Morris . . . . .Don Hamilton .Paul Scarborough Lois Greene NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nadine Cleveland, Barbara Zink, Lee Bohineit, lnlin Werlli, Bill Andrews. PIRATAN STAFF FIRST ROW-Pat Bornliorsl, Bill Andrews, Nadine Cleveland, lolin Werlli, Peqqy O'Dell. SECOND ROW-Eugene Arriba, Hazel Baulersan, Carolyn Hoe, Lee Balniriefi, Paul Scarborough Wayne Wright, lune lohnson, Barbara Zink. Arent You Glad You're You? Clelia Burger Rosanne Barrinqer Richard Brown Charles Bryan Clarence Chambers Thelma Daum Dorothy Greene Shirley Grice Kenneth Hagwood Betty Harmon Lawrence Heck Pat Iohnson lo Ann Ionas Bob Lawhom Chester Link Iohn McNabb Paul Myers Donna Pinkerton Elinor Recher Carl Shoemaker Gene Seabold Elmer Smith Walter Smith Lois Stone Bob Wickline Delores Williams Ruth Wilson Nancy Zehrung lust as high school is spent in preparing for tomorrow, the junior year is a prevue ot the all-important senior one. Ot course, there are always the strictly lunior activities, such as the play and spon- soring the lunior-Senior Reception. Next year the same students that starred in Shiney Nose , may again have a chance to display their talents as actors and ac- tresses, but the Iunior year is the last chance of proving their ability as host and hostesses to the seniors. The reception this year was held at the Wishing Vtlell near Centerville, with Don G-utheil and his orchestra furnish- ing the music. Not only have the Iuniors gained exper- ience in social activities, but also as business men and women. lt being necessary to keep an eye on iinances because oi future activi- ties, this class, with the supervision of their advisor, ventured into several money-male ing schemes. One hundred dollars ot this money will be donated to the Stadium Light Fund. This gift will be a reminder of the social, as well as the business ventures to be made by this class and all under-graduate classes in the future. E'Shiney Nose IUNIOR PLAY First Row - Delores Williams, Io Ann Ionas, Clelia Barger, Bob Lawhorn, Pat Iohrison, Ruth Wilson. Second Row-Elinor Recher, Miss Marsh, Russell Wright, Gene Seabold, lerry Graham, Betty Harmon. Sophomores fe W5 Ki' 2!2iE S, ,. W A, Hiram Atkinson Bernice Allen Shirley Allen Earl Baker Virginia Baxter Dorothy Borqer Iohn Bush Lorrine Bush Iackie Critzer Ioe Dodds Betty Downs Dorothy Ellis Donna Farquer I. A. Franz Don Garland Bob Garland Shirley Givens Charles Greene Paul Greene Paul Greer Ruth Ann Haines Dick Hamilton Dorothy Humphrey Put Link Marshall Manning Bill Marshall lack McGeath Ioan Miller Delores Morris Flora Mae Morton Betty Mulvaney Billy Newborg Paul O'Reilly Anna Lou Olwine Iack Parks Carl Pearson Doris Proffitt Norman Rice Dale Robinette Margaret Robinette Roxie Scarborough Retha Schoonover Marvin Scothorn Paul Shade Alice Shell Homer Shroyer Iackie Simon Ruth Smith Don Starnes lean Stevens lim Stevens Albert Stockert lack Strader Lloyd Thomton Paul Throckmorton Robert Warner Ioan Weldy lack Wickline Bertha Wright Mary Zennie as .5 . .ass Am t M1SbGhaV1n SOPHOMCRES With halt oi their high school days gone, the Sophomores can look back on the year 1945-46 with satisfaction. They have furnished active members tor Girl Reserves, Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, G. A. A. and Home EC Club. The Sophomore boys have participated in all the various athletic activities. One of the high lights ot the year was the Hallowe'en Dance in the gym. Carl Bauer's Orchestra provided the swing and sway rhythms. Next year the two classes will be united with either Mr. Brown or Mr. Croy as the ad- viser. The class of 1948 is looking ahead toward two more eventful years oi high school lite. The officers are: Pres. .......... . V. Pres. ....... . Trects. .... . Sec'ys.. . . . .Paul O'Reil1y Shirley Givens lack Wickline .Don Garland Carl Pearson Advisers .... ..... M.r . Brown Mr. Croy Small Fry FIRST ROW-M. Iohnson, N. Graham, B. Dill, E. Grushon, H. Enyart, G. Rosenberger, R. Shell, D, Tuttle. SECOND ROW-T. Bond, C. Doolittle, A. Middleton, I. Brown, I. Combs, R. Root, I. Throckmorton, I. Burton, C. Greene, M. Grant, B. Hoffman. THIRD HOW-E. Wilson, V. Burke, W. Downard, B. Brixey, H. Griffith, I. Ionas, S. Weishaniple, R, Wickline, A, Wood, P. Simon, M. Payne, E. Howard. FOURTH ROW-V. Moyer, I. Coder, E. Bowie, C. Benge, I. Stockert, D. Parlett, I. Shephard, L. Houck, P. Bose, P. I-lowerton, K. Shimizu. FIFTH ROW- C. Hamilton, C. Cox, M. Collins, D. Treon, G. Knight, E. Wells, B. Iohnston, E. Thomas, I. Brennan, B. Becher, C. Baker. Time: September 4, 1945 to May 24, 1946. Place: The hallowed halls ol West Carrollton High School. Characters: The respected leaders of an active high school class: Presidents, Iim Brennon and Iohn Throck- mortonq Vice Presidents, Iack Combs and Ko Shimizug Secretaries, Nancy Graham and Doris Tuttleg Treasurers, Wilma Downard and Marilyn Iohnson. These char- acters , along with Miss Dean and Miss Anstaett, hold the main parts. They are, however, not the only people in this little drama from life. They are upheld by a large cast oi supporting players. The Plot: On October 5, 1945, the players start their long journey by systematically receiving a terrible drubbing at the hands of the sophomores. Not content with this, they continue to torture themselves by having a Halloween party at which everyone gets nicely mussed up. The players seem to have parties on the brain, be- cause they turn right around and throw another shin- dig for St. Valentine's Day. Now, our ambitious amateurs turn to a tamer sort of entertainment, They have organized a checker tournament and are so self-confident that they are challenging any upper-classman who thinks he is good enough, to a private bout. Although the plot of this little skit hasn't much body yet, the players have three years in which to build a line organization. They are looking forward to these years with great expectation, and hope to make the best of them. EIGHTH GRADE M. r Q, .W X. nf FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW--C. Frozure, B. Fcrullfner, E. Alexander, D. Longford, M. Fite, Miss Arnold, teocher D. Allen, S. Mesorvey, R. Duncrwuy, M. Greqq, M. Bryon, T. Cum. SECOND ROW-S. Gilbert, B. Atkinson, S. Borqer, M. Clrcrnco, P. McNinc'l1, H. Morris, B. lolrn son, H. Downs, R. Bocrtrricrri, R. Beckett, K. Bonnott. THIRD ROW-N, Gustin, l. Greene, G. Bowden, F. Froernfiri, lt. Curr, W. Anders, L. Llollirrfis Worth, M. Lawrence, B. Borkrnori, E. Hiinrpliroy, P. lliulis. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-M. Pierce, D. Robinson, L. Willioms, D. Snort, G. Morton, I. Zennie, Mr. Srnitli teacher, l. Wcrlloce, G. lonnson, V. Schroyer, G. Hobinett, B. Newlwerq. SECOND ROW-I. Wivkline, B. Nicely, B. Slrort, E. Word, A. Little, G. Ftosell, A. Moyer, I Westbrook, M. Scotliorn, N. Parks. THIRD ROW- C. Wentlender, D. Howland, I. Lesson, F. Mensiclc, R. Stroder, C. Gentry, R, Lovett I. Loirden. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW -- C. Applegate, C, Curp, B. Culter, B. Breuser, M, Bond, P. Frazure, Miss Adams teacher, D. Garrison, il. Burton, D. Lonaker, W. Carol, B, Cook, B. Baker, B. Cantrell, G Edwards. SECOND ROW-D, Barnes, M. Edwards, N. Duncan, P. l-lolsinqer, D. l-larville, I. Brooks, I Howard, E. Baker, I.. Badger, R. Clark, G. Coder, K. Hauqht, B. Farrinqer, R. Belleware, C Collis, D. Andrews. THIRD ROW-C. Greer, I. Colvin, D. Hakes, li. Brown, I, Burford, S. Denny, D. Hurst, D. Hicks I. Clover, B. Gruslion, E. Iavkson, C. Cornett, C. Hurst, I. Hopkins, D. Adkins. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-P. Wriaht, D. Stivers, M. Smith, M. Simon, B. McDaniels, E. Weidner, Mr. Stock ton, teacher, E. Vest, C. Messer, N. Taylor, B. Weldy, E, IUCICSOII, A. Sheppard, I, MCDan iels, D. Parks. SECOND ROW-M. Tuftkor, D. Stroker, B. Shade, P. Pierce, F. Stockert, A, Ward, C. Parlett, S Starnes, I. Middleton, E. Powell, C. Wells, B. Pre-ther, R. Senter, I. McNabb, R. Mumma. THIRD ROW'-I. Iump, I. Sisk, B. Smith, M. Kreitzer, S. Peffley, B. Stout, D. Zehrunq, H. VVard V. Willis, I. Miracle, I, Murphy, M Linville, R. Monk, N. Locke, I. Yates, C. Scothorn. Anchors Aweighu Warren Cantrell Olen Givens Richard Rose Carl Magee Walt Gus Walt, again Myrt EHXTH Ot the thirty-nine girls and forty-four boys who are now in the sixth grade, forty-two have received all their training in the West Carrollton School. A total of fifteen pupils have come to us from Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Virginia. The remaining number joined our class from other schools in Ohio. Our class has been active in various clubs and organizations oi the school and the community. Twenty-eight girls and twelve boys are scouts. Three boys belong to the Black Knights. Nine boys are mem- bers of the boys department of the Dayton Y. M. C. A. Four members ot our class be- long to the high school band and thirteen to the junior band. During the year twenty-one boys have served on the school boy patrol. Twenty-two members of our class have lived in other states and two oi our members have already crossed the Atlantic and lived for a time in England and Germany. From kindergarten days We have been in the limelight . At that time several of GRADE our class were participants in a Tom Thumb Wedding which attracted a large audience. At an early age ot six many oi us had our pictures taken with a movie camera, while playing on the playground and have been seen on the screen in our school auditorium. ln the first grade We presented a patriot- ic program and also took part in the Stunt Night program. In the third grade we gave a Thanks- giving program for the P. T. A. under the direction of Mrs. Server and Mrs. Plessinger. W'e prepared a Christmas program while in the fourth grade, but because of so much illness in the school, it was never presented. For the Music Festival last year We sang several numbers and danced the Virginia Heel. The climax ot our grade school activities will be May 22, 1946 when We participate in the sixth grade commencement exercises and receive our diplomas. B., - gr l ' 2 FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW- I, lfnyfirt, S. Dodds, M. Chambers, B. Wood, I. Yordy, I. MCNinch, F. L. Cavender teacher, Miss Garrinqer, teacher, B, Moyer, M. Wallace, B, Stone, G. Pence, P. Throck rnorton, L. Dechant. SECOND ROW-R. Wood, P. Nolley, L. Greene, K. Howard, B. Bailey, S. Barlow, M. Coombs, E Chambers, L. Miller, D. Lehman, I. Lotridqe, S. Baker, H. Powell, N. Snyder, L. Suotlxorn, M Morton. THIRD ROW-D. Murphy, I. Bodine, B. Greene, S. Good, I. Cochran, D. Davis, I. Greer, M. Hile E. McDaniel, A. Gahbcrrd, L. McNabb, D. Smith, D. Warner. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-R. Brown, D. Brown, I, Peiily, R. McNabb, F. Little, O, Lowmon, E, Wilson, D Bond, Mr. Cavender, tearher, Miss Gurrinqer, teacher, D. Burton, I, Ross, F. Blackburn, F Lalcins, R, Wilson, V, Treon, I. McCoy. SECOND ROW-R. Hendrickson R. Chapman, C, Gabbard, O. Chapmun, R. Conley, R. Nicely R. Weller, O. McCoy, R. McNinch, M. Foqle, R. Ross, D. Grushon, E, Link, D. Greene, Ii Combs, I. Stockton. THIRD ROW-I. I-loelscher, R. Stuck, D. Richey, E. I-lumer, M. Deqler, M. Wilson, D. Cole, W. Anderson, I. Carpenter, L. Whitworth, W. Smith, N. Grice, I. McNabb, G. Alexander, L. Carter, K. Lemminqs. FIFTH GRADE 1' H. Af xx YJ PM X I K' X ,' ' af f . X, . XL X . FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-D. Ward, B. Brown, K. Connley, G. Stockert, V. Gilbert, D. Finley, I, Crait, Miss Smelker, teacher, Mrs, Huston, teacher, S. Iaclcson P. Emiq, I. McNincl1, N, Bowden, M. Carroll, M. Gabbard, G. Craiq. SECOND ROW-M. Warner, I. King, D. Boehm, I. Duncan, M. Zehrunq, P. Henry, C. Parlette, T. Petry, G. Toadvine, P. Weidner, R. Simpson, D. Bowden, I. Ftecher, S, Koppin. THIRD ROW-C, Good, G. Hipple, I, Chambers, R. Slaton, B. Richey, S. Gilbert, G, Winstead, F. Feeser, I. Schindler, D, McDaniel, O. West, B. Bryant, I. Cole, P. Reese. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-B. VanGss, R. Slaton, H. Ftosener, D, Adkins, I, Tltrockmorton, R. Harville, R, Elliot, Miss Smelker, teacher, Mrs. Huston, teacher, A. Burford, E. Marriott, D. Gebliart, B. Mc- Daniel, B. Iump, I. Isaacs, S. Greene. SECOND ROW-K, Scarborough, K. Downs, I, Anderson, I. Bush, B. McNabb, D. McKe-tchnie, F. Carr, D. Starnes, P.. Pauley, R. Fahrney, P. Proffitt, W. Hartman, V. Carr, I. Harrold. THIRD ROW-I.. McCarthy, B, Akers, W. Harville, W, Wheeler, R, Pettit, I. Whitmer, G. Hunter, M. Chapman, M, Houchins, F. Smith, G. Thomas, F. Manninq, L. Bryant, C, Cornett, C. Brittain. FOURTH GRADE FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-B. Weldy, I. Matter, A. Halsey, W. Iackson, G. Pence, D. Shoemaker, I. lnqram L. Stockert, M. Moyer, C. Bosener. SECOND ROW-B. Moler, N. Schroeder, C, Fields, S. Gates, M. Culter, Ft. Kokot, C. Tewell, Mrs Gauqh, teacher, Mrs. Cavender, teacher, C. Howard, S. Collinqsworth, C. Shepherd, P Gauqh, E. George, B. Zimmerman, L. Cox. THIRD ROW-M. Lakins, C. Powell, C. Gilette, N. Pope, L. Scothorn, B. Custenhorder, G. Moses B. Engle, D. Harding, I. Hammond, M. Givens, B. Butler, S. Sisk, P. Tompson. FOURTH ROW-M. Bowie, K. Hall, L. Dunaway, I. Hurst, N. Nation, D. Stornps, l. Stidhan, S Schindler, I. Iackson, B. Manning, I. Harding, M. Boomershine, B. Williams, S. Winner, R Smith. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW- A. Collins, C. Wardlow, B. Boatrnan, P. Herrold, B. Wood, L. Randolph, D, Martin C. Foqle G. Baldwin, B. McNabb, I. Graham, R. Collis. SECOND ROW-L. Stout, I. Croy, I. Hamilton, M. Treon, D. Cleveland, T. Dill, Mrs. Gauqh, te-ache er, Mrs. Cavender, teacher, B. Melampy, B. McCarthy, L. Krapi, I. Knight, I. Chance, A Enyart. S f THIRD ROW-I. Kline, G. Chapman, R. Weller, B. West, B. Loqsdon, I. McCoy, B. Payne, B. Lot ridge, V. Boyer, Fl, Branrler, S. Pinkerton, B. Tipton. FOURTH ROW-R. Aber, T. Carpenter, I. Pummell, C. Tipton, N. Curp, P. Ienninqs, B. Gartner P. Halsey, I. Carr, C. Collins, D. King, D. Davidson, I. Smith, B. llauqht. THIRD GRADE FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW- V, Scicirborouqh, P. Iones, R. Combs, A, DeVilbiss, D. Potts, D. Foqel, I. Nuylor, Mrs Bowie, teofher, D. Miller, C. Greene, R, Bollorri, P. Horville, R. Sluton, M. Munn, I. Alex Under, S. Ruiscrh. SECOND ROW-B. Thoinos, M. Chcipmon, M, Yates, D. Corpenter, B. Murphy, I. Coon, I. Custen border, E. Bailey, I. Wentlender, P. Kinney, M. McDt1niels, K. Gentry, I. Lumpliier, N Iockson. THIRD ROW-A. Wood, B. Hisel, D. Bond, B. Rice, R. Beckett, H, Rix, K. Wilsori, I. Hulier, M lsuocs, I. Iurnp, A. Fisher, G. Clover, D. Burke, I. Lernrninqs. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-N. High, H. Hurley, I. Clouse, D. Nicely, D, Morton, B. Burton, P. Totiitis, L Howard, Mrs. Plessinqer, teucher, M. Contrell, B. Coctirun, I, l.eis, G. lovkson, H. Hoelsvher T. Druke, P. Iockson, Ft. Roush. SECOND ROW-R, Myers, M. Moore, H. Morgan, R. Kitson, G. Hull, C. Shell, B. Houchins, I Zechor, C. Pettit, D, Fields, P. Weldy, P. Bond, L, Butler, M, Weidner, B. Iump. THIRD ROW-B. Shore, D. Gibbons, S. Frost, K. Rue, S. Chance, R. Dunctin, L. Cornett, B Svhuder, l. Wirtsteaid, D. Snyder, M. Hull, I. Blusiriqciiiie, M, Smith, SECOND GRADE FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-L. Gary, B. Carr, R. Iohnson, D. Peffley, S. High, R, laclcson, Mrs. Allen, teacher M. Ward, B, Van Oss, S. Eubank, S. Gray, P. Bryant, B. Powell, E. Treon. SECOND ROW-P. Melampy, H. Weidner, H. Oqan, D. Christie, I. Randolph, l. Forsyth, I Proffitt, V. Dunaway, L, Matheny, N. Thomas, N. Bailey, D. Christie. THIRD ROW-D. Williams, I. Tilton, D. Powell, l. Doss, B. Iohnson, D. Little, I. Risner, I. Coon B. Boyer, B. Chambers, R. Rix, D. Clark. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-D. DeVilbiss, B. White, l. Cantrell, C. McCoy, B. Good, D. Brixey, Miss Goodman teacher, E. Roush, K. Morgan, B. Pierce, L. Thomas, S. Coffey, T. Elliott. SECOND ROW-M. Sheppard, L. Burton, R, Warner, C. Smith, R. Gauqh, I. Harrold, l. Fisher D. Sprowl, R. Wilson, C. Stockert, V. Kabler. THIRD ROW I-N V. Smith, P, Kudelka, B, Harrison, C. Click, R. Anders, W. Doss, A. Kitson, L Peitly, H. Burns, C. Hurst, N. McMahan. SECOND and FIRST GRADES FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-B. Grushen, I. Leiqttty, F. Ccrrroll, l. Purlette, B. Bennett, B. Finley, l. Wilson, G. Tciqqart, Mrs. Carlson, teucliei, K. Hourhins, N. Zink, C. Akers, D. Kinq. SECOND ROW-E. Murphy, A. Weidle, l. Wells, C. Wriqht, B. Brooks, W. Linville, T. Shope, B. Bish, E. Grunt, M. MrDuniels, B. Wetrdlow. THIRD ROW-D. Copsey, H. Fisher, B. Sticlhom, T. Craig, A. Williams, H. Drividson, P. Roddy, B. Mfrqqrrrd, C. Kreitzer, l. Bondull, L. Kress, l. Humphrey. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-G. Gentry, B. Curr, R. Bowden, R. Carpenter, B. Alexander, I. Bond, I. Click, E. Gruy, Mrs. Graham, teacher, B. Stidhcxm, I, Bundy, l. Ehy, E. Bolinqer, K. Cochrcxn, I.. Boitnott, D. Boqcxrd, D. Arnbo. SECOND ROW -H. Craig, P. Fritz, D. Chance, C. Dechent, B. Greene, I. Butler, C. Bond, I.. Doss, M. Cox, P. Collins, S. Brown, P. Coffey, B. Burke, S. Chambers. THIRD ROW-'W. Colo, B. Haines, S. Dunrrwcry, R. Enqler, C. Greene, L. Case, I, Foqle, I. Downs, K. Etter, T. Moses, B. Grushon, G, Hurnerick, B. Brittain, FIRST GRADE FIRST GROUP FIRST ROWfI. Taylor, M, Swisher, I, Sorrell, S. Ward, E. Pettit, B. Weidner, C. Croy, W Wheeler, Miss Wellbaum, teacher, H. Taqqard, R, Stout, E. Powell, D. Shope, B. Tipton, L White, D. Haisch, R. Taylor. SECOND ROW-P. Stuck, M. Seizer, M, Gates, D. Wise, R. Neyman, B. Mitchell, F. Williams, M West, Pt. Delph, B. Preston, R. Noylar, G. Taylor. THIRD ROW-H. Stansell, E. Richards, E. Williams, R. Pinkerton, P. Pettit, M. Williams, T Priest, I. Clouse, R. Schindler, M. Swisher, C. Pummill, C. Ienninqs, D, Purnell. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-I. McDaniel, W. Halsy, A. Harrison, M. Harrison, P. High, D. Humerick, B. Hamil ton, P. Smith, Miss Stellar, teacher, P. McCarthy, B. Sprowl, M. Morton, R. Slaton, I. Iordan M, Mann, W. Morton, R. Gilbert. SECOND ROW-D. Moyer, B. Leiss, R. Harville, T. Lemminqs, T, Hoffman, M. Newkirk, I Isaacs, B. Sorrell, E. Lakins, I. Lawhorn, I. Markunes, N. Iohnston, W. Nave, I. Maqqart. THIRD ROW-I. Kreitzer, I. Matter, S. Iames, S. Weller, I. Wickline, H. Farthinq, L. Kokot, G Hall, A. Stansell, I.. Kimmick, T. Kabler, Ioyce Howard, B. lnqram, S. Hile, E 1 Follow The G1eam GIRL RESERVES To face life squarely and to find and give the best are the slogan and purpose of the Girl Reserve club. The programs and so- cial activities were all planned to carry out these ideals. The annual induction ceremony was held with the Hi-Y club in an inspiring candle- light service at the Methodist Church. One of their most pleasant memories of the year is the hay-ride and Weiner roast enjoyed with the Hi-Y. The club members made a study of boy and girl relationships. Mrs. Du Val began Pres.... ..... .... the series of programs with a lecture at the Y. W. C. A. To acquire a better understanding oi some of the racial problems they invited the Dunbar Girl Reserves to one of their meetings. At another time each girl represented a foreign country. She brought a dish ol food and dressed in costume according to the customs of her adopted country. As a service project the club packed an overseas box for the starving people of Europe. Following a hilze and Weiner roc st in May the officers for next year will be in- stalled. The present officers are: ....... . . .Eleanor Recher V. Pres... ..... Shirley Givens Secy. ..... ..... B etty Harmon Treas. ........ ......... I oan Miller Adviser ......... ..... M iss Martha Dean Program Chm. ..... ........... C . Barge! Devotional Chm. ..... ...... F lcra Morton Service Chni. ..... ..... M . Robinette Publicity Chm. .... ...... I ean Stevens Social Chm. ..... ..... B etty Mulvaney Stout Hearted Men HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club started the year with seventeen old members. To this number were added fifteen new ones. The club had as its very capable officers: Bill Andrews, president: lohn Werth, vice president: Lee Robinett, secretary: Sam Heck, treasurer. Mr. Brown, the club's efficient advisor, deserves credit for the year's varied and in- teresting program. Some of the more outstanding events of the year were: A joint induction service with the Girl Reserve Club at the Methodist Church: a party on the Black Knight Hill in their cabing the state Older Boy's Conference at Columbus in lanuaryg a swim at the Y , and a talk in the Chapel the same evening: a talk by V. L. Hagen, the new county secre- tary, in October: and a talk by Mr. Mawhin- ney, recently returned from the service. The club supervised the collection and distribution of baskets at Christmas and was very active in various other projects through- out the year. The last outstanding event of the year was the Spring Conference held at North- ridge High School. The conference was led by Reverend Bob Sherfy of New Carlisle. lt consisted of twelve group conferences, meals, and recreation. Hi-Y boys from all the coun- ty schools attended. A picnic followed by a meeting of the Senior members, who nominated next year's officers, concluded the activities of this suc- cessful year. FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-I. Stevens, M. Bobinette, C. Barger, E. Be-che-r, S. Civens, B. l-larmon, P. Morton B. Mulvaney, l. Miller. SECOND ROW-Miss Dean, adviser, A. Shell, D, Proffiil, B. Haines, H. Morris, I. Freed, l. Simon I. Weldy, l. lonas. THIRD ROW-A, Glwine, B. Wright, l.. Bush, I. Iohnson, P. Link, D. Borger, B. Scarborough, M Pauley. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-I, Dodds, C. Magee, C. Bryan, B. Marshall, D, Garland, P. Shade, I. Stevens, B Warner, E. Ambo. SECOND ROW-B. Lawhorn, C. Pearson, M. Myers, O. Givens, E. Se-ahold, W. Cantrell, B Garland, C. l-lagwood, S. Heck, D, Bose, D. Criizer. THIRD ROW-Mr. Brown, adviser, C. Shoemaker, B. Wrighl, L. Bobinell, B, Andrews, C. Cham hers, B. Brown, I. Werth, E. Baker, P. Scarborough, W. Wright. Good, Good, Good The G. A. A. is an active club. We're here to play, so we'l1 obey We'll earn some points, and get a reward And in this task, we'll not be bored. As G. A. A. members we pledge our- selves to become healthier and wiser. Any girl in high school who takes gym is eligible tor membership in this organization. Under the point system which is a part of the G. A. A. constitution a limited number of points is given for participation in a group of selected sports. This list includes hockey, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and several other sports. Hikes and dances frequently re- place the more strenuous competitive games. This year girls who have earned 100 points in senior or 50 points in junior G. A. A. will receive letters. This second semester the G. A. A. mem- bers have been getting acquainted With club girls from neighboring schools. Miamisburg and Fairmont girls have been our Quests when basketball, volleyball, and baseball were enjoyed. Although this club is one ot the newest organizations in our high school their future looks bright. Sl1ortnin' Bread Good, Better, Best, We'll never let it rest Until the good is better And the better, best. This is the slogan oi the Future Home- makers of America KF. H. AJ who were or- ganized last year under the leadership of Miss Ruth Deacon. Anyone taking Home Economics or having taken it last year is eligible for membership. Miss Mary Mar- garet Iones is the adviser this year and is very active with the girls. This year's officers are: President, Mary lane Pauley: Vice President, lerry Io Freed: Secretary, Ruth Wicklinep Treasurer, Ruth Smith: Devotional Chairman, Shirley Givens. Mrs. Rena Givens and Mrs. Ruby Wick- line, are the club mothers. They assist in supervising our parties and dances. Last year Miss Deacon and four girls went to the State Home Economics Conven- tion and had a very instructive weekend there. This year We've had parties which in- cluded a Come as you are party , Moon- light hayride, and several dances which were very successful. We are trying now to better the appear- ance of the Home Economics laboratory so that it will be a better place in which to Work. The club colors are green and white, and the motto is: As our girlhood is now, so shall our Womanhood be. . We are trying to live up to our slogan and make the club even better next year. FIRST GROUP FIRST ROWfI, Murphy, D, Longford, M, Gregg, M. Bryon, L. Bush, P. Link, S. Givens, R Shell, P. Morton, G. Morton, I. Ze-nnie, B. Neuberq, D. 'l'uttle. SECOND ROW-C, Zennie, A. Wood, D, Fcirquer, V. Boxter, B. Short, B. Atkinson, S. Borqer, D Borqer, M. Chonce, H. Morris, B. Faulkner, I. Westbrook, A. Moyer, R. Wickline, I Coder, Mrs. Combs, udviser. THIRD ROW-C. Greene, I. Ionus, C. Hoe, G. Roe, R. Burrinqer, I. Stevens, P. Howerton, M Lawrence, D. Humphreys, M. Payne, P. Hicks, B. Beckman, R. Hoines, P. Pinkerton, M Iohnson. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-B. Dill, I. Freed, M. Puuley, Miss Iones, udviser, R. Wickline, B. Weldy, G. Rosen lierqer, H. Horold, D. Tuttle, F. Morton. SECOND ROW-I. Iohnson, A. Shell, D. Morris, D. Furquer, R. Scarborough, B, Christian, V. Box ter, D. Borqer, M. Iohnson, H, Haines, D, Proffitt. THIRD ROW-C. Greene, P. Pinkerton, B. Brixey, P. Howerton, P. Link, S. Givens, I. Miller, B Mulvuney, L. Bush, I. Coder, V, Burke. i The Band Played Gnu The West Carrollton High School Band started the season by marching at many of the football games. The band performed ably under the instruction of the new di- rector, Mr. Miller. Many new formations were used by the band in order to put on a more impressive performance. After football season, the band settled down to some hard practice on concert music. They played for a few basketball games which helped to ease the monotony of straight classical pieces. After much prepara- tion, the band was ready for its big moment. The Spring Festival was held on March 25, and everyone agreed that the band had done well. Besides the regular continuity of semi- popular and classical music, the trumpet quartet played a fast number entitled Bal Masque . Lately, the band has been getting a few popular pieces for use as warm-ups and novelty tunes. These have proved quite popular with both the audience and band members, so the general prediction is that 'there will be more of these in use in the future. Many ensembles .from West Carrollton are looking forward to the annual music contest held at Oxford. They hope to place well-up on the list. The band wishes to thank Mr. Miller for his fine direction and amiable cooperation in guiding and assisting tliem in their efforts to make beautiful music. Symphony Until l928 there was no school orchestra An orchestra, made up of townspeople, offi- ciated at-all the school affairs where an. or- chestra was needed. With Charles Moates, I. H. Garster, Raymond Shade and William Foote as directors, this West Carrollton or- chestra contributed the musical part of school programs, plays, and commencements. When Charles Patterson became the music director in l928, the orchestra we have today had its real start. This high school orchestra with its ever increasing member- ship has contributed much to the spirit of the school. This year, under the direction of Mr. Frcnk Miller, many new pieces have been obtained for all of the groups in the musical education branch of the high school. The orchestra has received many of these, and has been kept busy working them into shape for its many activities. At the junior play, the string section played several selections before curtain time and during the intermission. However, for the senior play, the full orchestra turned out to play many of the new numbers which recently had been obtained. With the graduation exercises, the year's activity of the orchestra comes to a close. FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW-I. Stevens, I. Ionas. SECOND ROW-C. Doolittle, D. Barnes, V. Moyer, I. Combs, P. Wriqht, Mr. Miller, director. THIRD ROW-H. Pauley, R. Mumma, A, Middleton, B. Smith, I. Westbrook, M. Grant, I. Ionas S. Weishample, M. Payne, B. Beckman, I. Lowman, D. Humphrey, M. Fogle. FOURTH ROW-I. Dodds, N. Cleveland, E. Smith, D. Prose, C. Hamilton, I. Throckmorton, P Simon, P. Shade, D. Robinette, M. Lawrence, D. Garrison, G. Robinett, B. Faulkner. FIFTH ROW-N. Gustin, B. Warner, I. Werth, B. Andrews, I. Stevens, K. Bennett, B. Hoffman, W Wright. SECOND GROUP FIRST ROW-I. Stevens, C. Roe, M. Grant, I. Westbrook, B. Beckman, I. Ionas, M. Lawrence, B Faulkner, D. Zehrunq, B. Andrews. SECOND ROW-N. Cleveland, S, Weishample, P. Rose, B. Harmon, P. Shade, I. McNabb, I Throckmorton, C. Doolittle, I. Combs, D, Humphrey, R. Scarborough. THIRD ROW-I.. Ionas, B, Warner, I. Werth, I. Stevens, I. Lowman, W. Wriqht, P. Bornhorst, N Gustin, P. Scarborough, Mr. Miller, director. Can't Help Singing FIRST ROW-P. Bornliorst, P. Q'Dell, D. Humphrey, B. Downs, B. llaincs, B. Wright, l. Simon, H, Morris, D. Proffitt, D. Tulle, l. Lowman. SECOND ROW-G. Bosenljforqcr, IX. Shell, l. Critzer, D. Farquer, P. Howerton, C, Greene, M. lohnson, B. Christian, W. Downard, E, Grushon, I. Morton, B. Allen, M. Grant. THIRD ROW-D, Hamilton, E. Howard, C. Row, M. Pauley, G. Bow, N. Critzer, B. Brixey, S. Vtfeisharnple, M. Payne, A, Olwine, M. Bobinette, M. Zennie, I. Coder, H, Enyart. FOURTH ROW -- Y. Shimizu, P. Scarlvorciiqli, P. Rose, B. Scarborough, N. Cleveland, H. Hauler- son, I. Freed, B. Wiciklizie, P. Sirnon, V. Burke, l. Werth. FIFTH ROW-B. Garland, P, Picrcc, l. lcnas, D, Zehrunq, R. Barrinqer, l. Parks, P. C'Bielly, L. Bobinett, D. Rowland. The 1946 high school chorus started the year by doinq some Work in semi- popular songs. Several negro spirituals were also practiced. The chorus is now Working on its biq event ot the year, an operetta in combination with a talent show. Mr. Miller, the director, has obtained a short Gilbert and Sullivan operetta entitled Trial by lury . The plot is interestina and promises to provide an entertaining program. BASKETBALL The Pirates finished the l945-46 season by winning 7 games and losing 8. The Pirates, however, held third place in the Little Six League by defeating Osborn, Leb- anon, and O. S. ci S. O., and losing only to Franklin and Northridge, last year's class B state champs. The Pirates defeated one of their oldest rivals, Miamisburg, by the score of 24 to 22 in a hard fought contest. Every season is considered a success when they defeat these traditional enemies. ln the district tournament at the Oakwood gym, the Pirates were defeated in their first attempt at glory. Camden, champs in their county, led W'est Carrollton all the way in a very one-sided contest. Of the first ten players to go to the tourna- ment, only three will graduate this spring. This should leave a strong team for next year. Graduating are: Amo Critzer, lack Coatney, and Tabo Shimizu. Although not many in number, all of these fellows will be missed by the squad. lack Strader was placed on the first string of the All Little Six team as forward, and A mo Critzer was chosen as guard on the second string. Elmer Smith took high scoring honors for the year by scoring 142 points. Second and third were lack Strader with lO4 and lohn McNabb with lOU points. The other members of the team, in order of scoring, were: Amo Critzer, 73 points, lack Coatney, 64 points, Paul Greene, l5 pointsy Tabo Shimizu, lO points, lohn Throckmorton, 5 points, lames Morton, 5 points: Max Myers, 4 points, Donald Starnes, 3 points, Paul Shade, 2 pointsy and Gerald Knight, l point. FOOTBALLL The W'est Carrollton Pirates came through the i945 season by winning 2 games, losing 6, and tying l. After dropping their first two games, the Pirates got their first taste of victory since l943 by defeating Hillsboro 26 to 6. The Pirates took their spite out on O. S. G S. O. and Lebanon by soundly defeating the first, and tying the second after decidedly outplaying them in the first half. These games contributed a great deal in helping the Pirates to tie for fourth place in the Little Six League. The teams which beat us in the league were Franklin, Osborn, and Northridge, the league champs. Although W'est Carrollton was soundly defeated, the Northridge game was by far the most exciting of the lot. The boys showed both the fans and the Northridge team that a squad with grit and lots of spirit can give a faster, heavier, and more experienced team a whale of a battle. Vtfho can forget the rough time Wickline gave that 240-pound tackle? Only a few men from the starting line-up will not be back next year, so West Carroll' ton is anticipating a stronger, and more ex- perienced team in the future. The Pirates placed one man on the All Little Six team. lack Strader won the coveted spot, and Bob Lawhorn and Tabo Shimizu earned positions on the second string. lack Strader was the highest scorer for the Pirates in l945, and Lowell Mesarvey was elected captain by his team-mates. FIRST GROUP VARSITY FIRST ROW-P. Ti1IOi'iCINGfi0Il, mqr., D, Ciitzer, I. Coulrifiy, I. MvNiii1li, I. Silwrfipr, E Smiih S, Heck, mqi. SECOND ROW-Mr. Boqmi, couch, F. Greene, D. Sicimes, C, Slioeliwker, Y, Shimizu, D, MOI tori, Mr. Eisele, vouch. SECOND GROUP RESERVES FIRST ROW-P. Throckmorton, mqr., I. Brown, G. Kniqht, I. Bush, P, Shade, I. Throckmorton, S Herk, mqr. SECOND ROW- Mr. Bogen, couch, B. Iohnston, H. Shioyer, K. Shimizu, C, Peursrnn, D. Treon, I Burford, Mi. Eise-le, couch, . - . r ,1' 1 Y R FIRST ROW-G. Knight, L. Mesarvey, captain, B. Lawhorn, P. Greene, T. Shimizu, I. Graham, I. Strader, R. Feverston, K. Shimizu, B. Vvlickline, S. Heck. SECOND ROW-P. Scarborough, C. Chambers, O. Givens, K. Hagwood, B. Morris, D. Rose, VV. Rauch, I. Morton, W. Smith, C. Shoemaker. THIRD ROW-Mr. Eisele, coach, Mr. Stockton, director, D. Critzer, mgr., I. McGeath, C. Pearson, C. Hagwood, E. Wells, E. Thomas, G. Ambo, I. Parks, D Starnes, mgr., F. Leeson, mgr. SPCJRT RECORD The following, both good and not so good, are the records our boys have compiled in the school's two main sports departments: BASKETBALL FOOTBALL fofforooo 42 W. C. H. S. 33 Micfmisbufq 33 W- C- H- S Germantown 24 W. C. H. S. 57 OSbOm'BUlh 25 W- C- H- S Fairmont 53 W. C. H. S. 32 Hillsbow W Miamisburg 22 W C. H. S. 24 Noflhfidge W C Oakwood 35 W. c. H. S. 40 Ffwklin W C Northridge 56 W. C. H. S. 33 VefSUi11QS W C ooooro-Both 44 W. c. H. S. 50 O. S- G S. O, W Franklin 33 W. C. H. S. l4 LebGHOH W Mason 37 W C. H. S. 32 Butler W Drroo 37 W. C. H. S. 35 Covington 27 W. C. H. S. 36 Eaton 47 W. C. H. S. 26 Lebanon 38 W. C. H. S. 69 O. S. ci S. o. 39 W c. H. S. 51 Camden 40 W. C. H. S. 26 Get Out and Get Under Shoo Fly Pie Day By Day SEPTEMBER School opens-swell day-too bad it had to be spoiled. Annual football classic-Pirates vs. Vikings- same old story. First assembly. Sure na' 'twas the Kilties dressed in kilts an' singin' Scottish ballads. You vote for me and l'll vote for you. You guessed it, class organization. Lost second game too. Osborne here. Hillsboro there-hurrah! We won one! OCTOBER Shorty Noe took our pictures today. It's just a rumor but we heard that he had to get a new camera after he finished with the sophomores. Northridge, here-oh, well, we tried. Franklin there, same old story. School quiet as a tomb today. All of the seniors made the trip to Dayton to have their pictures taken. Versailles, there -- we wuz robbed! Iunior Play-no professional touch like last year's junior play, but good, nevertheless. Goodwill Industries presented a picture show. NOVEMBER Lebanon, here-tie-we darn near won. Butler, there-we're in a rut, lost again. Tweet tweet -no, l'm not giving you the bird. Bird Assembly presented to the school. Sophomores sponsored a dance. and 23 -Oh happy day! Thanksgiving vacation. First basketball game. Iefferson, there-robbed already! Performance of the mystic arts oi prestidigitation, iMagic assembly to you underclassmenl. DECEMBER Germantown, there-we're on the ball now. We won one! Fairmont, here-put up good fight, but we were outclassed. Senior Play- The seniors finally get their chance to show off. Great show. Northridge, there-canceled because of flu, or are the champs scared? Everyone happy because of vacation, but it was too bad the prom had to be canceled because of deep snow. IANUARY L Miamisburg, here--guess we showed them how to play basketball! Dum the luck! School opens again. Oakwood, there -we're on the winning side once more. We gave them a beatin'. Ahsha, the Prom! Senior boys seem to like going stag. Northridge, there-we put up a good fight against the state champs. Animals came to school. We weren't crazy, it was a zoological assembly. Osborne, here-they thought they were good, too. Franklin, here. Mason, here. tLet's forget these two games! Mr. Million was here with the annual Coca Cola assembly. Dixie, here-'nuff said about this one, also. FEBRUARY Covington, here. We won! Hurrah for our side! Eaton, there. Referees had a tough time. So did we - we lost. Lebanon, there-we really mauled them! O. S. 6 S. O., here-we won again. Too bad we couldn't have started the season like this. MARCH World day of prayer. junior dance --lots of strangers were there. Band gave their concert. Congratulations! Senior girls played hookey. How do you like sitting in Miss Marsh's office, girls? Senior Swing--seems to be quite a habit. Looks like boy's bow ties are back in style. APRIL First baseball game at Oakwood. Oakwood returns compliment by playing at W. C. Good Friday, good vacation, too. Baseball at Northridge. Senior Service Scouts gave a play -not bad! Assembly by Jones. We played Franklin here in baseball. Pirates put forth a nice showing. MAY Baseball at Lebanon. Juniors entertain seniors with traditional reception. Good work juniors, even though we hate to admit it. We also enjoyed it immensely. Melville assembly. Grade school commencement. They really looked nice in their red caps and gowns. tsighj The great day has arrived. A great moment, but filled with sorrow. The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation to the follow- ing advertisers for their generous support in helping to publish this year's PIRATAN. PONTIAC ENGRAVING gl ELECTROTYPE CO. 812 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. CREATIVE ART 0 PHOTOGRAPHERS 0 ENGRAVERS . ELECTROTYPERS 0 TYPOGRAPHERS Compliments of CLEVELAND CLEANERS West Carrollton Compliments of DlECHANT'S' GROCERY West Carrollton Compliments of E. E. SCHREIBER 233 E. 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