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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1959 volume:

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We have been working on the 1959 PIRATAN with the idea that we were going to make this annual the best ever. Now, a word of wisdom acquired after many hours of dedicated toil-the best doesn't come easily. This statement, we believe, will bring understanding from preceding staffs and an attentive ear from next year's crew. In the first section of this PIRATAN we have tried to picture the many ways in which We utilize our time at school. Certainly, a great deal of our time is very wisely occupied by studying and learning-two very important factors. At West Carrollton High School we also have time for expanding our personalities in other ways-time for developing leadership, time for acquiring social graces, time for devotion, time for play and physical activity, and time for making friends. With this idea in mind, We have chosen TIME as the theme of this book, and we are using the face of a clock as the symbol of this theme. The co-operation given by the faculty and student body to the production of this book is very much appreciated. We extend our thanks to all of them. We hope you will enjoy the PIRATAN as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. It has been ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. E my .... x flat' x X X f ,f , Q it it iixmf' 5,55 yt.. if 5 , ,.,,,. 5, 3 N 5 ...fm .img 2 PIRATAN the annual student publication of WEST CARROLLTON HIGH SCHOOL West Carrollton, Ohio CONTENTS A C TI V I T IES CL UBS AND OR GANIZA T I ONS A THLE T I CS ADMINIS T RA TION AND FA C UL TY UNDER CLASSMEN SENIORS AD VER TISERS 1 .am ,yi ,Warm ww-A 4Q..u'.,q ,...sLl+1...sI..,Q,,. , .4 . L- -- A is - - i f., F gg an K we Haas wiw V H . Q Y, W , K M. k Q Mi W bww? . MW Time or Classes 7 TIME FOR EXPRESSING SCHOOL SPIRIT TIJWIL' H f1S TOLD IIS STORY TRUE OF ll,4l'l'Y HlGll SGHOOL DA YS, f1I1N'lI AS WL' STUDENTS COME AIIWJ GO Tl I la' SPIRIT f1L WA YS S TA YS. Gf1RROLLTO!V HIGH A Gf1RROLI,TOJV HIGH - fH,L HONOR TO OUR SCHOOL. .11 YD THROUGH IYIE YEARS WELL NE VER FORGET O UR O WN T GA R ROLL TON H I GH .' tl fs ,-'kr' 'YMJBIA ,Q W Q l W , ,l we sfmf2isi 5 mfrssaa 2 x I . i x-' 9 F 1 5 S fm ? 'i 3 Z?fi35f?m, gigT3l3E8fQ ff- is MXH my ESFQRRXWH 525 M sw Q ' ez:fzfSQa5ZEQ, , Swan A ww ,Wi wuqwm , , ,,. ,X J. wg., J? 'swim y A. ,, Time for Training in Leadership ,. v Q, - an 1 mam 2. as Kfvlv 5 'F 3 E n wr' fx Km mm a K 5 -vw wg- 1 v in A. J . 5 X 132 --I :s:aE-:new-Ifawwi-,:.:5::s:ff'aaa'4::-:gb-. tv,. .MW Sq 5, QM gk S 3 1 , iv ag: 1 l Q , W Q S, ,i fn'-2 ,.,. ., .,,.. X 5 A 1 AW -3 ww W L-fsm was :W rw +2 Sw' W V . 1: K V ff k , ' -v f W :V X V vuwx 4 ' ' A I ' ,A ., I Time for Accepting Responsibility -x S 5 ,Z Q- if' E551 f 5 we , i 'i 7 5, .N ky W s 1 L 55 'ki E g g , qw Y J Y K N 'hx ,J fm, f- Q 'W ,. Msn ,A,.M.H.WWWmwwvsawi :zz- ,J UmTx,' , Q' H j I Dig wif, Time or Ddil Devotion num. kia 45 E5 N, :SW , E , ,. eff. Z 33:25 ' ...E . 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The gala events of the V953 PICIITTPIKJIIIIFIQ lieggm HC the lqihng out to the center of fi heautiful proportioned heart ears slowlx enr-irvled the footha it r mtff n tht to f- orniul ln the hand taint the queen s ltltlliclllh 'ittiru in of the new model r-onvertihles. the queen and her attendants floor leng.,th gowns of xailgatetl pastel- hegan the ewning they would nexer forget The eoronation of Queen Shirley elimaxed the perfectly timed ceremonies. The houquet of two dozen red roses, which were presented to the queen by the Senior Class, accented the red Velvet how of her regal gown. Queen Shirley was crowned hy last year's queen, Judy Cummings. Contributing to the Coronation ceremonies was a kiss given to the queen hy football captain. Wa5'ne Mays. Pictured ut the rigln are master of ceremonies, Sam Spellnian: 1957 queen, Judy Cummings: 1958 queen, Shirley Parksg and the queen's escort. Pat Hollan. Pictured dancing are the queen, the senior attend- ants and escorts: Shirley Parks, Pat Hollan, Coe Wolfe, Eddie Milbern, Carolyn Pence, and Tim Yost. Old New Orleans- homecoming dance theme STUDENTS AND ALUMNI PARTICIPATE IN HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES The Homecoming Dante featured the music of the Blue- center of the gymnasium. The Whlte wrought iron throne notes The decoratlons were xery outstanding in their por- from which the queen reigned carried out the theme of the tray al of Old New Orleans ueen Shirley held court in the dance. Freshman, sophomore, and junior attendants and their escorts: Sandy Price, Bob Smith, Chris Cleary, Bob Adkins, Sharon Borger, Whick Turner. Sandy Pcnwell, Lonnie Thacker, Donna Richards, Cary Frank, Linda Trusty, and Mike Bannister. It is easy to see that Mr. Russell, our principal, adds a touch of humor with his very enlightening talk. Sit- ting with him at the speakers' table are Mr. and Mrs. Schnell, Sandra Hollings- worth, and Sam Speelman. Never a dull moment at pring Escapade On May 16, 1958, the Junior-Senior Reception was held in the main ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel. The meal, topped with peppermint stick ice cream, put everyone into a festive mood. Following the meal three speeches were made: 4'Welcome Spring, by Bernard Roseg uSpring ls Herefl by Dick Fahrneyg and 'Spring Feverfl by our princi- pal, Mr. Harry Russell. The superintendent of schools, Mr. Harold Schnell, then gave a few re- marks entitled After Spring, What Thenf' The Senior Prophecy, read by Fred Price, served as the hilarious climax to the program. As the appetizer is being served, all are gaily conversing with their table partners. Following the prof ram uerwwno dunced to the mugic of Bob Criep and his orchestra. fm The melodious voices of the junior class enQcmlJle spark the evening with their singing. It is the task of the junior class to honor and entertain the departing senior class. Pictured from left to right are Jolene Combs, Sue Lacey, Nancy Chrisman, Shirley Parks, Gloria Chester, Carolyn Pence, Winifred Pinkerton, and .ludy Ogg. The Senior Play, ofvember 14, 1953 Shelia Kerr Dale Trusty V t Sue Taylor Sharon McPherson . uf' ,f ,. ww, i ' .4 . ,ir V y X 6 iii- .1 MT ,.a i ' ' V' if 2 f ' Gigli' 4- T .-. Am dat a preposal, Dan'l dumplin? Bill Misenheimer Come along, Lena. If you don't start minding, I'm going to get Homer the Kid after you. Tim Yost Dale Willard HH ' , v ,Q CIC 21112 YOUI' SUIICZISCS, mil HITI. Ambrose Groves and Bert Miller, two would-be vaudeville comedians, cross the desert, and head for California. An unfortunate lack of funds puts them off the train in the middle of the desert. After two days the weary travelers find themselves in Dead lVlan's Gulch, the wildest town in the west. Things really get exciting when these poor lost souls are mistaken for Homer the Kid and Gunsmoke Carter, the two most wanted desperados this side of the Rio Grande. The Senior class under the direction of Mrs. Eliza- beth Armstrong presented the delightful comedy '6Des- perate Ambrose. This play gave the audience an en- joyable and memorable evening. If it hadn't been for you we wouldn't be here in this dumpf' Work of many weeks becomes thrill of one night Your big brawny cowpunching hero will come h Jolene Combs Coe Wolfe Carol Turpin Norman Sanford John Bunn Richard Hensley W y you yellow-livered polecatf' h 0 77 c argmg in and carry you away. CAST Danll, the colored watchman ,r,,,,cc,, c,,,,c,,,,cc, 7 Ambrose Groves, young feller from the east 7 77 Bert Miller, Ambrosels podner 7 .,,,,.,,,,,,,, 7 Sheriff Crandel, the sheriff of Dead Manls Gulch Hoot Owl Pete, an old-time grizzly hombre cc,,cc 7 7 c.,,cc S Slinlcweed, Hoot Owl,s hireling 7 7 ,,,, ,,,c .,,,, 7 Nancy Martin, the girl who came west 7 Anne Martin, lVancy's sister ,,,.,,,,.,,c,,,,cc, 77 Posie, the colored maid ,,,, 7 ,,,i,.. 7 Beth, the Western type 7777777777 7 77777777 Mrs. Sprool, a gossipy gad-about 77777 Lena, Mrs. Sprool's daughter 77777 7777 77777 77777 Stage Driver, from Kansas City 7 7777 77 fudge, who believes everyone should marry 77 7 Dale Trusty 7 Tim Yost Dale Willard 7 7 John Bunn Richard Hensley Norman Sanford Coe Wolfe Jolene Combs Shelia Kerr Carol Turpin Sue Taylor Sharon McPherson Bill Misenheimer Larry Koverman Norman Sanford Jolene Combs Coe Wolfe Richard Hensley Larry Koverman Tim Yost Richard Hensley J ! 7 l Do you take this woma n to be your lawful wedded wife? I do. What comes after three? Senior Prom adds Kibitzing proves enjoyable to those in attendance at the Prom. Depleting the Christmas theme of the Senior Prom were the tables at Wamplersl decorated with holly, evergreens, pine cones, and glowing candles. Glancing over the crowd everyone noticed that the girls, dresses were comparable to the glittering Christmas tree ornaments. Dancing to the music of the Jimmy May Orchestra from 8:30 until 11:30 was a slightly wearing but thrilling experience. But. when the time came to leave the dance, the weariness left and the thrills shifted to excitement at the expectation of udining outf, New shoes add sparkle to the occasion. Alumni enjoy refresliments during intermission. holida enjoyment Where are you going to eat?', seemed to be the most familiar phrase. Even though the doors were being closed and the lights were being turned out, it was known by everyone that the most im- portant night of the year was not yet over. Jimmy May's Orchestra pro- vided melodious medleys for this gala affair. It's a gala time at the Senior Prom. Juniors star in class production 6611595 Great To Betty Lou Maxwell Bernaclzne ,A..,,,A..,,,,.,, Connie Maxwell .,,,.. Wilbur Maxwell ., Janet Maxwell ,,,,,, Hercules Nelson ,,.,,,A Linda Snell Bonnie Risner Karen Kline Michael West Pam Schnell Bill Walker Aunt Mary ,,4.,,,,,,, A,,,,,,,,, S hirley Tudor John Maxwell ,,,,,, .,,oo.oa J esse McKendree Mrs, Jennings l,,,e, A,,,,. C arolee Bridenbaugh J. C. Mallory ,oeol. ..ll,... T hom Thompson Grover Jennings ,,,.. , Louie ,aa.,,,,,,..,,a.,a,. ,f.f.V,....ee Gertrude .,.,,,..,,, Gladys ,,.,,,,,,,. Clara Smith ,,,,. W, ,..,,,, Bill Duncan Larry Pendley Madeleine Campbell Pam Frye Sandi Werner Director ,,,., Miss Rebecca Marsh Yes, Grover? STORY OF THE PLAY when he found two none-too-bright would-be robbers in his Betty Lou Maxwell thought she was a direct descendant gosets' John lmagmed them to be Lester the Leech and of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and when she wrote to a ara the Sparrow' hls Supposed ancestors' Even Lacly Mac' company for her family tree the fun really began. Beth made an appearance. These characters combined to John Maxwell, the first to see the results, was horrified. make the play a rolhckmgt fasbmovmg Success' Everyone had skeletons in their closets, but, so many? Then FIRST ROW: Michael West, Bonnie Risner, Bill Walker. SECOND ROW: Pam Frye, Linda Snell, Jesse McKendree, Pam Schnell, Karen Kline. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Cool, Carol Knear, Toby Jones, Larry Pendley, Carolee Brindenbaugh, Shirley Tudor, Sandi Werner, Thom Thompson, Bill Duncan, Madeleine Campbell, Dottie Will- man, Sandi Penwell, Judy Slife. CAST and ALTERNATES 'mf ' 36 Crazyw Lady MacBeth ,,, ,..,., an W 11K1H3fi1 Whadaya see? My first night in Paree l Campusolo y is favorite electifv U ,- lurk' Sudden Show' lov 'neon' the P-T-A' la' Teachers play, too, at the faculty picnic. sit look-alilieg at Y-Teen beggars separate Halloween trcats to lic given to Barney Commun- ity Ct-ntcr. Supposed to be at attention. With sideline support, Mr. Frederick gives it all l1e's got. all students hands fugffes and Cary Bames ,anna Hi-Y collects food for Christmas baskets ' Bring 0 11 . alle their n the Pizza. Cant wa it mum 'OWU New C ar . , d dream O 01116 Irue Beverly Coleman serves pep with school spirit. lv. .3- i I X Ii-,AUBS NOur yearbook must be better than the last-and dif- ferentf' So goes the motto of the Piratan Staff. Although We have spent many days planning pictures and com- posing copy, We have also had our fun. Our get-to- gethersn were worth all the days of soliciting ads and of trying to solve problems such as how to take football pictures in the rain. In reflecting upon the past year, we realize that we have acquired a better perspective of our school, our friends, and ourselves. We feel that we have gained by our association with the staff, and we sincerely hope that the result of that association is the best yearbook West Carrollton High has ever had. J 1 x iii? Proudly we present the Piratan staff-the hard-working, enterprising young journalists who have remained calm and sane under trying circumstances. Mr. Cribley helps Mike Koverman and Lonnie Thacker judge the quality of a photograph. Gary Barnes and Sharon McPherson plan sports pages. Miss Shanklin assists Gloria Chester and Carol Kneer in typing copy. Dale Willard ,,.... ,.,,,,.,,o,,,.,..e,,,, E ditor Coe Wolfe .,,,.,, ..,...,,, A ssociate Editor Larry Jones .,., ,,.., A dvertising Manager Susan Ducker ,,,.,,..e,,.,,..,,...,,e,.., Circulation Manager ,loan Brown, Lonnie Thacker, Toni Mustaine ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,..,,,,,.. , Classes Mike Koverman ,.,..,,...,,,,,...,e,, r.ee, P hotography Jolene Combs, Gloria Chester, Carol Kneer, Sue Taylor, Beth Thompson ,,,...,,,,....,,,,,.,.,, Clubs and Activities Gary Barnes, Sharon McPherson ,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,, Sports Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong, Mr. Gerald Cribley, Miss Dorris Shanklin ,,e,,,,..ee,, .,,.. A 4 dvisors fa-ul K Mgr, ,p h 5 51:22 F 4355551 , 'f:. 'Y W 3 AmL,., Q ix fi ., gr .Y ,W Ag . mf, 1 ,, '. 5 15? . Q? f MFYWTF ,J if X 'ffrw ' ii: A mei, , -- ,. .,.. . 1, WHY 11 iff X W IQH . 4bw v if ' ' W J , A -' r: ,. e:l'-: ' - A V, Z' 22 H Z . .,f N x '7 A i , X, ,, 3 . 4 -X 1 4 2 mmf Z Y 5 fe H- Q 2 25223 ff 1' 1 H55 f,':' I W 5257 5 ,, 3 f L- ,Q -1.1 , i M fi i f , 5, W W, A Q f-,age aaa 4 , X f V' ..,-,. ' W 1 , Y gig EW fs g H R iQgQfii'Q i S x 3 ' s Library Club gives service Dorothy Mclntosh. Linda Porter. Jean Counts. Janice Samshal. Laurittia Norris, Donna Strader. and Hrs. Stephens. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Library assistants do their work during the school day. They check books in and out. put pockets in new books. and mend books that are torn. LIBRARY CLLB As one of the relatively newer organizations, the Li- brary Club began its second year with an air of interest and enthusiasm. Led by the school librar- ian, Mrs. Edith Stephens, meetings are held in the li- brary directly after school. An award system has been set up by the members of the club. At the end of the school year students working a re- quired number of hours will receive a library pin. Donna Pence., Thomas Parker. Linda Porter. Jean Qounts. Barbara Bullock. Kay Bollinger and jackie Haines. Pirates' Lo develops writing talents This years Pirates' Log. armed with pen and a willing, but inexperienced staff. set out to record the Coming events of the year. Through a sea of trials and error came such improyements as new style and size for the paper. These changes, plus the con- tinuous improvement in staff writing. lwrought about a renewed enthusiasm in the school paper. By year's end a seaworthy crew emerged victorious. STAFF Erlzlor 7 Features Eflrlor 77 Exchange Eflilor ,s,,, Sports Editor Ar! Eflilor 7 77 Business .llanager Office llanager 7 AflL'erl1's1'ng ,llfznagers Typists ,,,,, ,,,, Beth Thompson 7 Linda Porter 7 Sue Taylor Sam Speelman Carol Vlfillis 7 Wayne Hays Doris Harper 77 Gary Sizer Larry Bowman Sandra Kinney Tune Mossliarger 5 Editor. Beth Thompson, and adviser, Mr. Doan. con- fer on the layout of the Pirates' Log. ,ds TIRST ROW: Carol Willis. Linda Porter. Sandra Hollingsworth, Doris Harper. Lonnie Thacker. SECOND ROW: Sue Taylor, Donna Strader, Dthel Murphy. Fred Price. Wayne Mays. Cary Sizer. Sandra Kinney. Not pictured: Sam Speelman. Larry Bowman, Judy Samuels, June blossliarger. 'ax v vu 1? ' 1' 'F gp A f 5 , F If E 9 if 5 1 f Q' f l , Q my X 6 v '-5 1? V xt A ff! giv- 1' .4 -Q i. -f ink' Q up ,. ,, A 2' . 1 f Q ff Q by 3 .' . f ,, L, , ,..,., Wa, .J 1 'W f U 'M Y fm , if ' S? 3 W-H , f,? 7-A , W' K Epi .4 J, H if Y.. if ,M , s .,f,QA 5 2 . 1 'LMA ,i gf., , 45 1 7 my Q . . , Q W,fk.-: 1 ,X E. ., 1 JW, fx 'gf SX-J Nw' .Nm k fx. R 1 W , 55' 522' if 5,-Egg w Q1 ii S22 kill and rhythm Several music students spent two weeks at Miami Univer- sity Summer Music Workshop. Mr. Haggerty was on the workshop faculty at the University. The first event after summer camp was the annual Montgomery County Fair. During the next three months, the band presented out- standing performances of precision drill shows between halves of the football games. With the marching season in full swing, the organization journeyed to Greenville, Ohio, to take part in the Sesquicentennial Pageant. Competing with twenty-two bands, they were awarded honors of second place in the marching and playing event. In October, the unit traveled to Oxford, Ohio, to attend the Miami University. Homecoming activities and a tour of the beautiful campus and buildings. With winter rapidly approaching, the Marching Band closed its season with a performance at the University of Dayton Homecoming. Marching Band in formation on field. Band activities provide spangle Band members visit the Capitol Building. Pleased to receive an invitation from Con- gressman Paul F. Schenck to march in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C., the high school marching band began earning the fseven thousand dollarsit necessary to make the trip. They diligently went all out selling candy, giving concerts, and taking orders for band calendars. The band boosters backed the band by providing dues and operating a concession stand at football games. Although they had to march fourteen city blocks, all the enjoyment they had repaid them time and time again. Sponsored tours enabled them to View all the highlights of the Capital City. Upon their return home, each member of the band felt appreciative and enlightened. Everyone had a delightful time on the train trip. memories of fun filled ear CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Beverly Haas, Charlotte Misenheimer, Beverly Stokes, Carol Woosley, Natala Wells, Jane Shoemaker, Nancy Arga- bright, Kay Schmoll. SECOND ROW: Sondra Argabright, Bill Misenheimer, Mary Ford, Barbara Hecker, Nancy Oyler, Judy Christman, Nancy Shoemaker, Robert Hobbs, Fred Bussard, Richard Lamb, Bob Nave. THIRD ROW: Shirley Tudor, Judy Huffman, Carolee Bridenbaugh, Sharon Rinehart, Margie Randolph, Dede Fahrney, Don Rhoades, Ronald Kissel, Carol Farquer, Jack Godby, Judy Herri- man, Anita Clinesmith, Mike Cutlip, Fred Randall, Dennis Kesling, John Bunn, Dallas Mathis, Bruce Schrieber. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Anders, Marcia Nelson, Marcia Helfinstein, Pamela Strader, Connie Streete, Linda Eastin, Rosalie Misenheimer, Denver Noggle, Dale Lacey, Dennis Walker, John Combs, Ray Kress, Virginia Lowman, Paul Stuck, James Ness, Jerry Vincent, Betty Walkup, LuAnn Anders, Pete McKain, Padi McKain, Harriet Crumley, Mike Marsh. FIFTH ROW: Madeleine Campbell, Diane Stalder, Judy Kuhn, Barbara Rohler, Nancy Ertel, Don Wood, Robert Brane, Robert Anslin-ger, Pamela Nelson, Bob Gregg, Linda Bowman, Jon Gilbert, Ann Hintermeister, Rickie King, Carolyn Eubank. DirectoriMr. Harry Haggerty. With the marching season completed, auditions were held for membership into the Concert Band. The band's first concert was given at a regular meeting of the Band Boosters. This was followed on December 24 by the first Christmas concert for the public. Also in December, the Band Boosters presented a dinner dance for the band. After vacation, the group started to prepare new music for its annual Winter Concert. Concert assemblies were presented for the High School, Junior High, Walter Shade, C. F. Holliday, and Frank Nicholas Elementary Schools. Small ensembles presented various programs for church and civic affairs in the sur- rounding community. During February, March, and April district and state nusic contests sponsored by the O.M.F..A. were attended by many of the instrumental students. After spring vacation, the Princeton Invitational Band Festival took musicians to Cincinnati, Ohio, to play under the direction of Mr. Harold Walters, nationally known composer and conductor. Back home again, it was time to prepare for the big annual Spring Music Festival. As spring weather ap- proached, rehearsals not only for the concert band, but also marching band in preparation for again being par- ticipants in the Miami Valley Band Festival comprised of twelve bands with Brookville acting as the host. With another school term coming to a close, awards were presented for outstanding achievements during the year. The annual Award Dinner is sponsored by the West Carrollton Band Boosters. If Bond Camp provides both work and pla Chow time C tli articipate in camp Jack Godhy and Mike u p p antics. Don Rhoades gives an imi- tation of Mr. Haggerty by issuing a march command Dennis Kesling seems very unconcerned at Bruce Scheiber's at- tempt to walk a ladder Barbara Hecker, Dallas Mathis, 'll Natala Wells, and Dean Ha agree that camp time is fun time. Thatls not the way to march, girls. Mr. Hagg the book. wmmifl ! Z1 erty gives Mr. Sanford some tips from Fans praised Junior Band's concerts FIRST ROW: Linda Irwin, Sharon Burns, Jennifer Marshall, Linda Hoover, Linda Winkler, Linda Johnson, Theresa Fuller, Martha Jackson, Rebecca Smith. SECOND ROW: Jane Gephert, Linda Staten, Sue Ann Ingram, Sandra Day, Bonnie Miller, Linda Kruze, Sandy Helt, Sharon Spurrier, Carol Reed, Beverly Wolfe, John Hall, Bill Johns, Danny Price, Roger Hoke, Cheri Rowley, Bruce Bowman. THIRD ROW: Karen Walker, Tom Simons, Paula Gebbard, Sharron Hearne, Denese Towson, Richard Young, Sharon Benson, Sherry Switzer, Philip Sweet, John Stalder, George Ertel, Jimmie Long, Fred Lowman, Cordon Jump, Roger Rinehart, Denny Brown, Kenneth Pavy, Dean Banks, Larry Russell, Bill Brown, Robert St. Austin, David Burns, Andrea Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Gillum, Sally Stansell, Brenda Powell, Linda Gibson, Tommy Hall, Jackie Turner, Charles Bowers, Bill Brooks, Ronald Clensey, Tom King, Bruce Hudgens, Kathy Keener, Richard Corson, Robert Kneer, Johnny Ferrell, Ricky Donovan, Tommy Parks, Jimmie Fuller, Kenneth Wolf, Donnie Moore, Jimmy Ferrell, David Johnson, David Schmaus, Bill Chaney, Michael Smith, Sharon Crutchfield, George Clouse. Major- ettes in center of picture: Sylvia Hoke, Barbara Hecker, Martha Hoover. The Junior Band, composed of over eighty members, is soon coming into its own. Due to its unusual growth in such a short time, it has been impossible to uniform the entire band. Along with the tremendous interest, increase in size and playing quality of the band have come additional perform- ances. Beginning With the Parade at the Country Fair during the summer, they presented concerts for the West Carrollton Band Boosters meetings, meeting of the combined P.T.A.'s of West Carrollton Public Schools, and assemblies for each of the three elementary schools. The organization also per- formed at the Winter Concert with the Concert Band and participated in the Spring Music Festival. Ensembles from the band played for the Walter Shade P.T.A. Over fifty students entered the Ohio Music Education Junior High Solo-Ensemble Contest in February. Results were not known at the time of publication. However, in last yearis event West Carrollton Schools ranked second out of over forty schools participation in the number of events entered. A1 Orchestra participates Sue Lacey and Carolyn Eubank in eight concerts The activities of the High School Orchestra have progressed at a rapid pace this year. Meeting twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday after marching band sea- son, the Orchestra gave its first performance at the Christmas Concert. The string section combined with the Junior High and Elementary string students to perform for the Walter Shade White Christmas program. Assembly concerts were given for Frank Nicholas, Walter Shade, C. F. Holliday Elementary Schools and for the high school. Officers for this year are: Carol Kress, Presidentg Carolyn Eubank. Vice Presidentg Nancy Shoemaker, Secretary-Treasurerg and Norman Sanford, Librarian- Student Conductor. The Orchestra was quite proud to have three students in Regional Orchestra, They were Sue Lacey, Carolyn Eubank, and Kay Schmoll. Carolyn Eubank was selected to be in All-State Orchestra and Sue Lacey to be an alternate. The Orchestra also played in the Annual Spring Fes- tival Concert and ended the season by playing at gradua- tion ceremonies. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Williani Scutt. STRING SECTION FIRST ROW: Carolyn Eubank, Sue Lace Marcia y, Nelson, Marcia Helfinstein, Rosalie Misenheimer. SECOND ROW: Padi McKain, Mary Ford, Nancy Ertel, Nancy Shoemaker. WOODWIND SECTION FIRST ROW: Beverly Stokes, Anita Clinesmith, Dede Fahr- ney, Nancy Oyler, Judy Christman. SECOND ROW: Carol Woosley, Beverly Haas, Charlotte Misenheimer, Kay Schmool, Nancy Argabright. THIRD ROW: Carol Kress, Norman San- ford, Bill Misenheimer, Sondra Argabright. i , f BRASS SECTION FIRST ROW: Dennis Walker, Fred Bussard, Richard Lamb, Bob Nave, Bruce Schrieber. SECOND ROW: John Combs, Dale Lacey, Linda' Bowman, Dallas Mathis, John Bunn. Not pictured: Robert Hobbs. PERCUSSION SECTION Judy Kuhn, Ann Hintermeister, Madeleine Campbell, Sandy Ness. Not pictured: Jack King. With a song in their heart GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Marcella Daffler, Nancy Hohnhorst, Sandy Brock, Sandy Stevens, Joyce Craig, Pam Frye, Kay Pohl, Janet Middleton, Sheila K S , B ks S lvia Este , Jackie Lesher, Dinah Taulbee, Judy Frantz. SFCOND ROW: Janice Gaver, Karen Myers, Barbara Mc- err, ue an s, y p Nally, Linda Shank, Nancy Chrisman, Mary Myers, Gail Daubendick, Joyce Danzelsen, Linda Fritz, Edna Gray, Wlnilred Pinkerton, Linda Smith, Mr. Robbins, Director. THIRD ROW: Juanita Creager, Sharon Blackburn, Rosealie Johnson, Glenna Mullins, Gloria Chester, Chris ' ' Ashburn, Mildred Gilbert, Thelma Williams, Marie Thomas, Cleary, Sally Sue Gillette, Pam Pflum, Anita Shank, Donna Miller, Carlotta Carolyn Pence. FOURTH ROW: Connie Markcum, Judy Shock- ley, Judy Croy, Jolene Combs, Sharon McPherson, Beverly Cole- man, Kitty Burdette, Dorothy Boyd, Sue Houck, Sandra Casey, Donna Richards, Loretta Crider, Theresa Jump, Joice Gates, Nadine Bond, Carolyn Coatney, Sherry Hobbs. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Risner, Sherry Casey, Barbara Bowden, Lynn Hall, Sandra Hall, Nancy Kerr, Shirley Parks, Glen Craig, Wanda Eskridge, Carol Kneer, Tanya High, Mary Ross, Patty Houk, Lynette Garrett, Connie Cook, Nedra Miller, Marty Noggle. These are the West Carrollton Glee Club girls, which you have seen perform many times under the direc- tion of Mr. Ross Robbins. After the old members welcome in the new ones, they all start off to an arduous and interesting year. Most of all, the girls look forward to their Christmas Program and the Spring Festival. Membership in Glee Club is not all work however. There is a dance after the Spring Festival given for members and their dates. FIRST ROW: Mike West. Bill Bean. SECOND ROW: Tom Parker, David Ilaber. Bud Runn. THIRD ROW: Robert Hoff, Clyde Brewer, Keith Shadowens, Nlr. Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Harshman. Tom Settle, Tom Wolf, Jim Aydellotle, Dick Hamiel. I BOYS' CHORUS lroruses Serenade us FIRST ROW: Donna Pence, Carol Gilpin, Mary Coleman, Martha Ashworth, Carolyn Eagle. SECOND ROW: Jackie Haines, Lelia George, Karla Brown, Pat Foley, Rebecca Leiwig, Cynthia Davis. THIRD ROW: Linda Parks, Barbara Bullock, Karlyn Watson, Mary Duncan, Sharon Anderson, Judy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Kay Bolinger, Frances Jennings, Brenda Ross, Sandy Settle, Martha Carter, Kay Mc- Cloud. 1. NINTH GRADE CHORUS QUARTET Boys' Chorus was organized for the first time this year. The Ninth Grade Girls' Chorus and the Boys' Chorus are sometimes combined as a mixed group. They both performed in the Christmas Pro- gram and Spring Festival. The Boys, Quartet adds harmony to the various school programs in which they appear. Nlike West, Dick Hamiel, Keith Shadowens, and Lowell Harshman. F .B.L.A. provides members with merriment FIRST ROW: Dale Trusty, Reed Hawkins, Gary Marcum, ,lack Godby, Bob Gregg. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, Reporterg Carolyn Coatney, Sue McCloud. Nancy Chrisman, Vice President, Shirley Parks, Sccretaryg Judy Ogg, Presidentg Beverly Coleman, Sharon McPherson. THlRD ROVV: Mr. Sears, Marie Thomas, Sue Koverman, Pat Hartzell, Juanita Crcager, Richard Hensley, Ross Hodgson, Thom Tliompson. Carolyn Pence, Gloria Chester, Treasurerg Barbara Nlilton, Mrs. Wcntzcl. Pictured on the ice rink are Nancy Chrisman, Mike Scars, Mr. Don Sears, Bob Gregg, Linda Smith and ,ludy Ogg. Future Business Leaders of America is a club designed for the student in college or high school who is taking business courses and who will eventually enter the field of business. The club members participate in educational and social activities to help pre- pare them for their future. West Carrollton l7.B.L.A. for the first time sent representatives to the State Convention at Akron, Ohio, for two days of business and pleasure. There at the convention. state of- ficers were electedg and speakers gave their ideas on youthls contribution to business. The activities for the year included visiting the journal Herald and lBlVl offices, a Hallo- ween Party, ice skating, Christmas caroling, and a picnic. B013 Gregg gives Judy Ogg abiigtzlrive with her ska at lc'f-landia. One of the main F.B.L.A. events of the year was the Halloween Party helcl at Janet Stoeksflalcfs home. Each lllelllllef Caine cos- tulnerl and ready for fun. lncrluclefl in the gaiety were games such as rlunking for apples. musical chairs. and Square dancing. Pic- tured dancing at the party are witchfShi1'lcy Parks, ghnstfr- Gloria Chester, lollipop-Carol Kneer, and lIlHj0TCltC'-Iilllflil Smith. ,fill Norman Sanford Jolene Combs John Werner M ,. . Karen Hawkins Dale Willard S W Coe Wolfe Tim Yost Sherry Hobbs ...has Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualities in which these students must and do excel. Out- standing juniors and seniors were selected by the faculty and student body to the National Honor Society. Seniors 23 members pictured individually were the five per cent chosen during their junior year. Group picture, helow, includes juniors and seniors chosen this year. 1. len ,gg FIRST ROW: Gloria Chester, Sue Lacey, Nancy Chrisnian, Linda Walker, Sharon McPher- son, Shirley Parks, Sheila Kerr. SECOND ROW: Tom Wolf, Beverly Haas, Karen Kline, Sandra Ness, Bill Duncan, Dale Ferguson, Bernard Rose, Rich- ard Edison, Eddie Milbern, Sharon Borger, Nedra Miller, Lonnie Thacker, Not pictured: Sondra Argabright. FIRST ROW: Pam Schnell, Dotty Willman, Toni Wolf, Richard Doll, Mr. Paul Weiler, Advisor, Coe Wolfe, Secretaryg Sherry Hobbs, Vice President, Jolene Combs, Presidentg Sandi Werner, Treasurerg Doris Harper. SECOND ROW: Jan Wilcox, Linda Bowman, Roberta Rice, Jerry Vincent, Joan Brown, Harriett Rice, Linda Bunn, Ann Brown, Marsha Nelson, Carolyn Caskill, Linda Kesling, Carol Kress, Ann Hintermeister, Nancy Honhorst, Sharon McPherson, Judy Huffman, Sandy Hatcher. THIRD ROW: Pamela Strader, Rosalie Misenheimer, Karlyn Watson, Norman Sanford, Lonnie Thacker. Future Teachers Club opens door to u profession With this year marking the final one for the last of the charter members in F.T.A., the club got off to a good start. The Walter E. Shade Future Teachers of America inducted twenty-four new members into the club in September. The second semester brought more new members. Through classroom observation, substituting, and the programs of the F.T.A., students exploring the possibility of teaching were able to decide whether the teaching pro- fession would be their profession. Future teachers toured the new campus-style Fairmont High School and were able to gain program ideas during the workshops. One of the neighboring F.T.A. clubs was invited to a dinner-entertainment meeting enabling the clubs to get acquainted and at the same time to have an enjoyable evening. Again this year the Parent Teachers Association spon- sored a two-year S400 dollar scholarship which was given to one of the senior members who had definitely decided to enter the college of education. Jolene Combs, Coe Wolfe, and Sharon McPherson practice the principles of elemen- tary education. EE Allied Youth strives fo Allied Youth officers pictured discus- sing their magazine sales campaign arc: Shirley Parks, Chaplaing David Mays, Third Vice Presidentg Ronnie Arnold, Presidentg Mr. James Johnson, Advisor: Carolyn Pence. Seeretaryg Shclia Kerr, Second Vice Presidentg Sharon McPherson, First Vice Presi- dentg Glenna Mullins. Treasurer. Not pictured: Miss Martha Dean and Miss Minnie Wills. Advisors. SENIORS FIRST ROW: Betsy Murphy. Sandy Kinney, Rose Andrews. Cloria Chester. Pain Case. Beverly Coleman, Betty Schrader, Sheila Kerr. Marie 'llll0llli1S. Carolyn Pence. Carolyn Coatney. Sherry llolmhs. Clenna Mullins. Sharon McPherson. .lanet Hall. SECOND ROW: lanet Middleton. Carol Kneer. Janice Murphy. Shirley Parks. Linda Sinith. Doris Harper. Donnis Brooks. Nancy Chrisman. Janet Stoeksdale. Virginia Cauldin. Kay Wilson. Sandy Wilkins. THIRD ROW: llale Willard. Roger Wray, Frank Markunes. John Werner, lerry Kendigr. Boll 'l'ankersley. Bernie James Withain. Cary Sirer. Norman Sanford. Fred Price. Bill Clayton. FOURTH ROW: Jim Lindsey. .lohn llunn. Cary llarnes. Ned Pauley. Richard Hensley. Kenneth Parks. Ronnie Arnold. Pat Hollan. Bob Shell, Bill Bolinger, Sain Speeltnan. uecessful living and high ideals JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Nancy James, Anita Clinesmitli, Priscilla Cool. Judy Slife, Sandi Penwell, Dede Fahrney, Madeleine Campbell, Nedra Miller, Loretta Crider, Joyce Austin. Harriet Rice, Sondra Matson, Sharon Borger, Roberta Rice, Karen Kline. SECOND ROW Sharon Reynolds, Pam Schnell, Dee Taylor, Shirley Tudor, Linda Bowman. Dottie Willman, Jo Ann Stemley, Carolee Bridenbaugh, Judy Stalder, Joy Treon, Cookie Bowie. Donna Morter, Sue McCloud, Eula Faye Bailey. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kerr, Dennis Rose, Bill Ash worth. Boyd Jenkins, Dave Blair, Danny Walters, Pat Lafferty, Bill Rililer, Bud Bunn, Tom Helfinstine, Thom Thompson, Judy Beckett FOURTH ROW: Tom Young, Bill Duncan, Bill Walker, Steve Kokot, Wliicky Turner, Ross Hodgson, Bill Arnold, Dave Mays, Phil Wolford, Larry Pendley, Gary Warlaumont, Chuck Carter. President Ronnie Arnold gives awards to top salesmen Donna Strader and Norman Sanford. Among the many activities in which Allied Youth members participated was the magazine sale. These super salesmen carried on a lengthy campaign and sold magazines to everyone from Grandma to the school custodian. A speaker. Mr. Harold Maue, ranked high on the list of interesting people. His speech on alcoholism was one of the many 'informative reports given through the year. The purpose of the club: 4'To seek the truth copcerning beverage alcohol and the best way of life in relation to this problemf, was the reason for the many social activities as well as the fine pro- grams. Through the year this purpose ,found its way into the lives of many of the students as shown by the increased club membership. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Sandra Hollingsworth, Nancy Hohnhorst, Sandy llrnek. Janet Withatn. Jeanie Tliuntpson, Carol Willis, Chris Cleiry Carule Lewis, Betty Noble. Toni Mustaine, Carol Nies, Judy Frantz. SECOND ROVV: Harriet Crurnley, Naney Hall. Sum, Houck Dorothy lloyd, Judy Cray, Sandy Hall, Sue Gillette, Judy Winterrowd. Jaekie L:-slit-r. Kitty Burdette, Nancy Ertel, Joice Cates IHIRD ROW: Mildred Gilbert, Paula Wilson, Donna Richards. Linda Pre-Qtnn. Danna Slrader. Sally Nlolen, Mary Ford, Natala Welle Barbara Heeker. Margie Randolph, Patty llauk, Judy Engler. Linda Porter, Diana Milttn1.0tlu-l Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Caeey Call Daullendick. Mike Forsyth, John Uherlies, Dallas Mathis. Larry Cillmert. Tum YV:-ller. lrliek Kneer. Mike Baker. Bob Adkins, Janet Walters Joyce Danze-isen. Allied Youth membership tops all clubs FRESHMFN 'IRST ROW: Suv Sp:-t-lman. Linda Mt-Millan, Mary Dunean. Leila lit-mae. Carla Tlimnnas. Mary Hatniel, Judy Miller, Mareil He in tine. Susan Straulr, lleeky Leiwig. SECOND ROVV: Sandy Yventlling, liinda Ke-sling. Jan Wilcox, ,Jackie Haines, Martha f, lr tr n trader, liullbie llulluek. Ray llnlinger, llarhara Tllmnas. Carol Sunnneryille. 'Nlarsha Nelsun, Kay lWICCl0ud, Sandy Price, Sue War 'HlRl7 RIJW: Sandy llateller. Donna llenee. Jim Armstrung. Ronnie Sparks. liill Zeehar. Phil Cool, Jolln Cmnbs, Dave Shell om iline. Jerry WK-ldy. l,arry King1,,ludy Huffman. A Liz' ,Q ,, gi .f Q . ,M1122f232Effifffl-'QQESESSSFQ YK A-, fwva-IWSSYFHS' 2:27 -:fi f W' X A1 1 Q 1 '1:+:x:5kgw232i aff FIRST ROW: Shirley Parks, Social Chairman: Jolene Combs, Interclub Coordinator, Carol Kress, Treasurer: Sondra Argahright, Secretary: Carolyn Gaskill, Devotions Chairman. SECOND ROW: Linda Walker, Program Chair- man: Carol Kneer, Assistant Intercluh Coordinator: Nancy Chrisman, Inter- club Council Representative: Sue Tay- lor, Properties Chairman. THIRD ROW: Coe Wolfe, President: Karen Hawkins, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: Miss Martha Dean, Advisor. SENIOR Y-TEENS Y-Teens provide fu Filling the final year in Y-Teens with both seriousness and enjoy- ment were panel discussions, speak- ers, demonstrations, service projects, swimming, folk dancing, and a visit to Corpus Christi Church in Dayton. FIRST ROW: Sandra Wilkins. Linda Smith. Virginia Cauldin. Janet Hall, Kay Wilson, Doris Harper, Carolyn Pence, Carolyn Melzoni SECOND ROW: Miss Martha Dean. Beverly Coleman, Sue Lacey, Euniece Millat, Janet Stocksdale, Betty Schrader, Sherry Hobbs Gloria Chester. Sandra Kinney. I or self and others JUNIOR Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Sandi Werner, Joy Treon, Pam Schnell, Donna Morter, Anita Clinesmith, Joan Brown. SECOND ROW: Sandi Penwell Nancy Bowie, Sharon Berger, Madeleine Campbell, Carolee Bridenbaugh, Sue McCloud, Nedra Miller, Sondra Matson. THIRD ROW Sharon Rinehart, Dede Fahrney, Judy Beckett, Toby Jones, Linda Shank, Linda Snell, Judy Shocklcy, Connie Cook. Fun for self and others was the foundation on which this year's Junior Y-Teen program was planned. Two meetings, one service and one recreational, were held each month. Service projects completed were mending used toys for a local children's home and put- ting on a talent show for a veterans' hospital. Money-raising projects included selling candy, sponsoring a dance, and selling concessions at football games. Two remembered events of the year were the pizza party and the spring picnic. The Y-Teen candy sale is the topic of discussion at this officers' meeting. Pictured left to right are Pam Schnell, President, Sondra Matson, Secretaryg Mrs. Armstrong, Advisory Miss Shanklin, Advisorg Sue McCloud, Treasurerg Dede Fahrney, Vice President. Y-Teens abound i SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Sandy Hall, Dottie Ingram, Sandy Brock, Carol Houseman, Carol Neis,p Sandy Casey, Toni Mustaine, Ann Hintemeister, Barbara Bowden. SECOND ROW: Rosealie Johnson, Nancy Hohnhorst, Dorothy Boyd, Marilyn Winkler, Kitty Burdette, Connie Streete, Margie Randolph, Sue Houck, Janet Walters, Paula Wilson, Lynn Hall. THIRD ROW: Judy Kuhn, Judy Croy, Janet Witham, Particia Hartzell, Nancy Hall, Joannic Thompson, Donna Strader, Sherry Cayce, Carlotta Ashburn, Carol Willis, Sue Banks, Harriet Crumley. Chris Cleary, Secretary, Donna Richards, Treasurer, Carole Lewis, Vice President, Sandra Hollingsworth, President, Mrs. Spangenhurg and Mrs. Weiler, Advisors. Sophomore Y-Teens, just beginning their role as high school Y-Teens, were confronted with the responsibility of building a firm foundation for their club. The Code of Ethics was seriously con- sidered through a panel discussion and a code which was drawn up for their own club. Bringing Christmas cheer to the oc- cupants of the County Home, sophomore Y-Teens caroled through the halls. All members camped overnight at Camp Wy-Ca-Key affording an appro- priate closing for the year. allowship and ood will Junior High Y-Teens had one club meeting and one cabinet meeting each month. A Christmas party and a Valentine dance provided fun for all concerned. Speakers from Bell Telephone and Richard Westonls beauty school and a dance instructor furnished informative programs at the meetings. The main service project of the year was the donation of toys to the Barney Community Center. With a good background, the girls are all looking forward to their parts in the senior high Y-Teen club. Maralene Sowers, Treasurerg Sharon Wright, Secretary, Mrs. Hinds Advisory Carla Thomas, President, Miss Booher, Advisory Sue Speelman Vice President. JUNIOR HIGH Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Donna Pence, Beverly Walker, Elyn Speelman, Peggy Lynch, Beverly Light, Lee Jean Jordan, Gayle Lesher, Louise Lee Carolyn Shadowens, Judy Wells, Pat McNeal, Anna Mae Stokes. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Eagle, Norma Kocher, Sharon Anderson, Carol Parker, Ma Coleman, Shirle S t D' ' Sh d L l' S ' h B ' ' ' ry y ex on, IXIC a e, es ie mit , etty Taylor, Pat Smith, Sandy Helt, Marlene Eads, Shirley Rankin Inis Pennington, Beatrice Odegard. THIRD ROW: Betty Mitchell, Gloria Goar, Joyce Kuhn, Joan Counts, Judy James, Beverly Gillum Judy Jones, Grances Peffly, Jackie Kincaid, Marta Salas, Sharon Swah, Linda Sharp, Susan Straub, Sandy Stover. Universe Club plans interestin programs FIRST ROW: Paul' Hodgson, Jesse McKendree, Tom Weidle, Hike Kove-rman, Roy Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Ronald Pinyon. Sue Taylor, Pam Frye, Mike WUSI, Tim Yost, Fred Randall, John Werner. THIRD ROW: Ross Hodgson. Larry Koverman. Not pictured: Ticmard Rose. Officers of the Universe Club are: Pam Frye, Secretary-Treasurer: Fred Randall. Vice President: Paul Hodgson, President. The Universe Club is one of the smaller but more active clubs of the school. Its well-planned programs have included field trips to the Mu- seum of Natural History, Mound Lab, and the Air Force Museum: projects by the new members: speakers from various professions or firms: plus films and demonstrations relat- ing to biology and chemistry. The social pro- gram was climaxed by a picnic held at the end of the year. Enthrulled in one of their many scientific experiments are Jesse McKendree, Paul Hodgson, and Mike West. ,L Q 3 4 in S if :Gi V? 52 if ij js :T ? 3' K E.. WWW if, 5 Tim Yost and Bernard Rose listen us Mr. Lane reviews 'ihugologyf' lr Social Science Club mixe FIRST ROW, sitting: Doris Harper, Sandra Kinney, Sharon Borger, Sherry Hobbs, John Werner, Sue Taylor, Carol Kress, Bernard Rose, Dale Willard, Nancy Chrisman, Thom Thcmpson, Bill Duncan, Ross Hodgeson, Pat Lafferty, Paul Hodgson, Dick Edison. SEC- OND ROW, standing: Linda Snell, Madeline Campbell, Pam Schnell, Judy Croy, Beverly Stokes, Mr. Huffman, Carolyn Gaskill, Nor- man Sanford, Kay Schmoll, Claudia Anders, Ann Hintermeister, Shirley Parks, Marie Thomas, Jolene Combs, Gloria Chester, Coe Wolfe, Susan Ducker, Judy Herriman, Sondra Argabright. Membership increased in the Social Science Club, and as a result, the club had a busy year. To break the ice at the first meeting, the members pantomimed historical events. Other programs during the year were world problem discussions, a debate, current event NDraw Your Own Conclusionsfi foreign students, a UN movie, and a visit to a General As- sembly session of the Ohio State Legislature. Socializing-all enjoyed square dancing, Christ- mas caroling, ice skating, box suppers, and a crazy giftf' exchange. Sponsoring the Sweetheart Dance, selling book covers, designed by the club, adopting the Foster Parents, Plan, and selling Homecoming mums re- quired the participation of everyone. JCOWA activities included such events as '4News- wordyng World Affairs Institute, Model General As- sembly, Smorgasbord, and the most memorable event of the year, the New York and Washington D. C. trip. The annual picnic finished the year. Mr. Huffman and Mr. Guiler, Advisors, await a decision of the members. vusiness with pleasure Q - 1 1 'il 1 1 'W' 1 1' ' 4--n 1 Club officers, left to right: Coe Wolfe, Program Chairmang Tim Yost, JCOWA Representativeg Nancy Chrisman, Presidentg Sharon Borger, Secretary-Treasurerg Mr. Murl Huffman, Advisor. A., The braver ones of the club, enjoying an evening of ice skating, take time out for a picnic. .lolene Combs converses with E1 foreign student from Colombia during after-meeting refreshments. Character, sportsmanship, an SENIOR AND JUNIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Sandi Penwell, Judy Slife, Sharon Reynolds, Dinah Taulbee, Nancy James, Karen Kline, Anita Clinesmith, Sandra Kinney, Janet Middleton, Donna Gwinn, Nedra Miller, Sondra Matson, Sue McCloud. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Pence, Beverly Coleman, Made- leine Beck, Pricilla Cool, Harriet Rice, Carol Kneer, Gloria Chester, Janet Stocksdale, Shirley Parks, Nancy Chrisman, Glenna Mullins, Betty Schrader, Betsy Murphy. THIRD ROW: Jolene Combs, Loretta Crider, Toby Jones, Carolyn Melzoni, Sue Taylor, Virginia Gauldin, Karen Hawkins, Doris Harper, Janice Murphy, Elaine Gibbons, Marie Thomas, Roberta Rice, Sandy Wilkins. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Coatney, Kay Wilson, Sandi Werner, Donna Morler, Pam Schnell, Flossie Grey, Sharon Borger, Shirley Tudor, Judy Beckett, Linda Smith, Nancy Bowie, JoAnn Stemley, Joy Treon, Dede Fahrney, Dottie Willman. As in past years, the Girls' Athletic Association, which is composed of ath- letic-minded girls, started with the ini- tiation of new members. The club has now grown to some 200 members com- ing from grades 9-12. All girls' sports are sponsored by G.A.A. In each sport points are given. With an accumulation of 100 points at the end of the year, a girl becomes eligible for a chenille letter. In the spring the Talent Show, Turn- about Tag, and Mother-Daughter Ban- quet elimax the year. G.A.A. OFFICERS: Glenna Mullins, Corresponding Secretary, Beverly Coleman, Records ing Secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Werner, Advisor, Shirley Parks, Treasurer, Sandi Werner, Sports Manager, Dede Falxrney, Historian, Carolyn Pence. President. Not pictured: Sharon McPherson, Vice President. O ood health are G.A.A. ideals Basketball and Hockey are two of the sports sponsored by G.A.A. SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Juanita Creager, Sandy Price, Sandy Brock, Janet Walters, Paula Wilson, Maribeth Hamiel, Judy Engler, Carolyn Kelley, Jan Wilcox, Joice Gates, Sherry Cayce. SECOND ROW: Judy Frantz, Charlotte Misenheimer, Donna Pence, Judy Huffman, Martha Ash- worth, Mary Coleman, Nancy Oyler, Sandy Hatcher, Rebecca Leiwig, Nancy Holmhorst, Rosealie Johnson, Joanie Thompson, Sue Kover- man, Kitty Burdette, Dorothy Boyd, Toni Mustaine. THIRD ROW: Jeanie Counts, Nancy Argabright, Rosalie Misenheimer, Linda Kesling, Judy Croy, Sandy Hall, Sharon Anderson, Margie Randolph, Sharon Wendelken, Nancy Allen, Mildred Gilbert, Janet Wills, Kay McCloud, Linda McMillan, Carla Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Winkler, Lynn Hall, Karl Watson, Barbara Bowden, Patricia Hartzell, Sue Gillette, Carol Willis, Carole Lewis, Nancy Hall, Carol Houseman, Janet Hisey, Jackie Lesher, Susan Straub, Sue Speel- man, Sandy Stover, Chris Cleary, Sue Houck. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Strader, Ann Hinterneister, Donna Richards, Sandy Casey, Othel Murphy, Donna Price, Nancy Richart, Sandra Hollingsworth, Edna Grey, Claudia Anders, Kay Schmoll, Patricia Hauk, Bobbie n..n,ml, If.,-Lap Naam-Q linda Parks Dmiie Ingram. Latin Club members gain knowledge of ancients FIRST ROW: Joice Gates, Padi McKain, Jim Jackson, Mary Ford, Margie Randolph. SECOND ROW: Nancy Stra- der, Claudia Anders, Carol Houseman, Richard Doll, Carlotta Ashburn, Ann Hintermeister, Joyce Danzeisen. It is the firm belief of the members of the Latin Club nat the very foundation of our present civilization and ulture are laid on the contributions made to learning by ie ancients. The members of the club are committed to learning Latin, the language of the ancient Romans, to stimulate interest in their studies and to bring together outside the classroom a group of people with 'similar ideas and problems. RST ROW Bev l G'l1 K : 'ery i um, arlyn Watson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Oyler, Nancy Argabright, Carol Woosley, Jean Counts. THIRD JW: Beverly Stokes, Sigrid Hopkins Sue Speelman Kay Bolinger FOURTH ROW B - 1 l , , , . : ob Nave, Dennis Walker, Clyde Brewer, Jim lllers, Don Rhoades, 'loin Kline, Rex Hankison, Carlyle Park, Jerry Vincent. Roger Mr-ffnv Rifvlmml Inmln M..- U- ,,,, 1, . . . Pirettes perform at ballgames 'Torward Marchlw is a familiar command to the girls who compose West Carrollton's drill corps, the Pirettes. The corps was formed in the spring of 1953, with Mrs. Phyllis Lackey as adviser. Tryouts were held from which a squad of 16 were chosen. Throughout the summer there was no rest for the weary Pirettes. Practice was held three nights a week. Drills and rou- tines were learned, then practiced to perfection. With the beginning of school, came performances at football games, and two practices a week. As the football season closed, the girls began practice for the approaching basketball season. New routines were in order at this time for the basketball court would allow more versatility. Plans are now in progress for enlarging the corpsg and, per- haps, for training a reserve team to supplement the varsity. Members of the corps are Sandy Brock, Susan Ducker, Karen Kline Priscilla Cool, Chris Cleary, Dotty Ingram, Gloria Chester, Carol Willis k J Cl St lder Carolyn Coatney, Sherry Hobbs, Sandra Matson, Sue Houc , u y a Sue McCloud, Jolene Combs, Nancy Christman. l Pirettes spend many hours practicing their drills and routines a ATHLETICS lx in 'Li ,, ff, Z 2 Y H :X ff wa..-4 S A' Q ' J' , -gs m' A1' -A A Q mf, 3 ? K X f -,, V., M W ,I i ' V 1 Ig mgf 13? 2 i -Q. 'ff AVF' AF' I 1 A 5 N. FX ? 1 S 37,59 W A .F XX 'ia qv? YNL M, A . ,W as as -I' I l Vfxqf kool spirit RESERVE SQPAU FIRST ROW: Chris Cle-ary, Toni Mus- tainc. SECOND ROW: Shirlcy Tudor, Paula Wilson. THIRD ROW: Judy Beckett, Sandi We-rncr. Reserve cheerleaders are chosen from the Sophomore and Junior classes to Cheer at the basketball games. Their training enables thorn to he candidates for the varsity squad the following year. JUNIOR HIGH Janie Thomas, Marie Wilson, Sandra Price, Carol Price, Jan Wilcox, Jan Houck Q K VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Ronnie Craig, Reed Hawkins, Billy Carmack, Larry Pendley, Fred Price, Jerry Fuller. SECOND ROW: Coach Ingledue, Danny Walters, Wayne Mays, Bob Tankers- ley, Bemard Rose, David Mays, Tom Young, Frank Markunes, Coach Chaney. THlRD ROW: Bill Bolinger, Monty Estep, Larry Gilbert, Ronnie Arnold, Kenneth Parks, Jim Sherritt, Charles Yordy, Ned Pauley, Gary Barnes, Coach Graban. Fifteen seniors saw action during season r f. '--5 NED PAULEY Guard WAYNE MAYS Quarterback Three Pirates were chosen as All-League players for the 1958 football season. Wayne Mays and Jerry Fuller were selected as All-League defensive backs. Ned Pauley was chosen as an All-League offensive guard. J ERRY FULLER Back 77 'V' 7 LK ' K 'A V 'Riglxf L . 'IR ' Q 'N-.3 lg! 1 ' z l 2 xi 1 1 Q S Q? 59459596 , , f ve ,mg M f K gg, W ,W . i - - ' Q 1 Ng ff , ... ,, 5 5 4 , .L k fx in 59 5' 'U' ' Q . 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K5 f gkrH7,,fgf -Y gk 22211, -af Mrgy gk' MXH? -J-'gf S. , E- ' ive wins and four defeats J IM LINDSEY F ullback The scores for the entire season were as follows: Hillsboro ...., ,,.,,... 0 West Carrollton r,,..,r,....,, 18 Tlpp City ,........... 20 West Carrollton .,.e.........e 12 Butler s,,,.,, West Carrollton,-,.-,,r,,,,.i,,8 Randolph ,,,,,,,,,,,..t.. 0 West Carrollton ,,,,,,,r,,,.,, 22 Madison ,,,, .tV,..., O West Carrollton e,e,,re.eeeeee 22 Uakwood V,......,.,,,, 28 West Carrollton ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, 6 West Milton ,,,,,t.... 6 West Carrollton ...,.,.,....ee 28 Eaton .,,,,,,e....t,,..... 6 West Carrollton ..s,....,,,,,,,e 0 Northeastern ...,... 28 West Carrollton ,...,,,......... 6 CHUCK CARTER Halfback Total for West Carrollton-122 Total for opponents-88 TOM YOUNG Rightback LARRY PENDLEY Center J IM SHERRITT Fullback LARRY GILBERT Tackle The success of the team lies i Seventeen boys received first-year football awards this year, and seven boys received second-year awards. These awards were presented by Coach Graban at an assembly following the close of the football season. Also in honor of the team was a banquet given by the Rotary Club to commend the boys for the fine playing and sportsman- ship displayed during the year. BILL BOLINGER Q5 RUN ANY' TKA Ck YV Leiilla Emi Hog TAN KER Center -SIE-Y DANNY WALTERS End Le effort made by each member .QQ ,K .Q ,f 3' A Q1 FRED PRICE CHARLES YORDY Guard En RONNIE CRAIG Rightback 11 9516? Nxovqackxe Thought wav the field., f 5,4 KENNETH PARKS Tackle es are projected from the sidelines to teammates on RESERVE TEAM FIRST ROW: Manager Dennis Ferguson, John Bystrek, Mike Forsythe. Phil Wheeler, Buddy Lowman, Ralph Baher, Phil Howard, Mike Baher, Jerry Dean, Larry Lakins, Manager Jerry Kendig. SECOND ROW: Coach Ingledue, Ronnie Ballard, Jared Stevenson, Reggie Milbem Charles High, Steve Kokot, Richard Edison, John Oberlies, Jim Jackson, Thom Thompson. Coach Chaney. THIRD ROW: Jim Curtis, Bill Duncan, Larry Stacey, Ross Hodson, Tom Weller, Bill Arnold. Phil Wolford, Bill Heckcr, Pat Lafferty, Dave Ott, Coach Crahan. Reserves strive for future positions on varsity During the season the Reserves won 5 games and lost 1. NINTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: John Middleton, J immy Armstrong, Steve Lucas, Jim Miller, Bob Nave, Timmie Brown. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Baker, Lloyd Kemper, Jim Audia, Ronnie Sparks, Glen Lloyd, Jerry Weldy, Frank Taulbee, Chuck Bowman, Bill Zecher. THIRD ROW: Coach Ralph Clay, Larry Brown, Tom Gauldin, Larry Roark, Mike Bannister, David Shell, Richard Denny, Rex Hankison, Bob Smith. Under the guidance of Coach Clay, the little Pirates started prac- tice in mid-August with high hopes of a victorious season. Although the practice sessions were hard, the boys did not mind, for everyone was de- termined to learn the fundamentals and gain the experience essential to becoming a good varsity player. The season did not measure up to hopeful expectations, but the desire to win made every game a hard-fought con- test. Their record was 3 wins and 3 losses. yn 1 xx' W ,. ppb- , A 9 V F32 . - , ,, 1 K E 'E' 6 xg it E gg 2 4' Q. KE: . 4? . .Q .. y 'H 3iWU!WV'W W, S an alia Q S5 3 5 Y ,gi s 5 4 ' , 'A 3' ff- W. . zgz , V M by Aw w ' ' ' A ' A , ' Wff ,A V '1'f ' 1 '. .. J L 5 7h,V A5 H A Q V xx' Q ' 4 U rf C7 W . A .V S' I '03 U E' 3 v , 'f ' N M A V-'W , fl 2 1 if ...57 ' , W , ,J--. Fifi .f , X,,NL,k .fiffiyfay ., V A ,7 N .V . , --Q w ww , . 1 , .. ., . W.. , wr A ,ANV44 A .-. -L Q , x' Hez- ,, X- yi: vfff A .ijlf ' ,mf A ff . f u 5 qv .- 4' ffg,-Y' ,fx , P f .-W., 6, ., , .,,,. f , gg 42 A lxf ,J ,Ry '-f' A mf- .,,g g' ILSA A g'l?7JgEg'W'f ,Q Q . .452 Yr F ' f f '. K. 1 +L . - ,, wf f , 3 4 K V M5 ,A ,,,, -,4,.f ., ,L Wi, . f , A Miki. f .,., , ,--Q. -. f ' ,. .Q 2 .. A, Q, A i 1. M V, V., I ..kk ,VW V, 7 W, .r W gum A 5 ul Z 3 vw? -iw 5 Tia x if-f if X vig if M f Q25 ff? ,,,, 5 as 2 ae H Mu qt Q ig,,.' E '22 ,isa 01 lg I Q E 1, w ' sgllulvllv' ww' g - fi-'-fvywwgusm 9 , if: f f . N !g , E . 2 'T' 5 3 ' 1 ,L .,,S, V' hs' 3 .f . . ' ' , Pirates in action ln a jump with Randolph, Wayne Mays tips the hall toward Carrollton players. Wuy'nf: Mays und Ronnie- Arnold block shot uttvnipt lmy Eaton while Monty Estvp waits for rebound. Pirates Climaxed their season with 10 wins and 3 losses, the hest record since l95Ll. ln League play Carrollton tied for first place with a 5-l record, and went into action with Eaton for the Championship, but lost in a sudden- cleath thriller with a score of 72-70. Pirates eagers win 8 league games VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Wayne Mays shows teammates the techniques of shooting. Pictured left to right: Bob Shell, Pat Hollan, Ronnie Arnold, Wayne Mays, .lim Sherritt, Kenneth Parks, Joe Stomps, Monty Estep, Wickie Turner, Gary Warlaumont, Frank Ratcliff. Not pictured: Gary Barnes. W.C.H.S. ,,eeee eeeee,,,e S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S .tee, W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S .V,,e., eeee,Yeeet W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S SEASON SCORES Germantown Northridge Jefferson ,, .7 es...,s S43 Miamisburg ,e,ee,, ,,i,,,,ee 3 4 Kiser ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,,, Y ,64 Tipp City ,,,t et,,ss,e, 4 49 Butler .,,,,,, ,,,,e,,,e 5 4 Randolph ,,,,, ,57 Trotwood ,. ,,e,e,,,, 50 Oakwood Pyff Yfrrrffr- 4 3 With 214 points for the season Pat Hollan claimed top W, Milton ,ooooo -o,oo,-oo 5 4 scoring honors for the Pirates. Members of the 1958-59 Eaton oooooooooo H Y 772 Varsity Squad consisted of 9 seniors and 4 juniors. Return- Pattgrson oooo- ooooooooo 4, 3 ing next year will be Whick Turner, Monty Estep, David Mays and Gary Warlauniont. Also, crowd and team sportsmanship have played an important role in determining the outcome of the season. Coach Rogan has done a fine job of leading the boys through the victorious year. Framework of a strong team is bull PAT HOLLAN Guard RNE5 w Y N GARY BA LAPYA1 Guard J OE S'I'O' I F orwa ,guys ...---T .7 RONNIE ARNOLD WAYNE MAYS Center Forward s 5 E E 4 1 E S S , ,ww -- Q 2 X Nz ., E or good sportsmanship Ronnie Arnold goes high for a rebound during the overtime period of the Eaton game. Ka Teammates watch the game with hopeful look in their eyes. Ronnie Arnold, member of the varsity squad, shows the reserve team the fine points of guarding. Members of the team are, first row Gary Warlamont, Jared Stevenson, Bob Adkins, Buddy Lowman, Reggie Milbern, Ronnie Campbell, Bill Walker, Coach Ingledue. Second row: Tom Young, Monty Estep, Whick Turner, Tom Weller, Larry Gilbert, Cary Frank, Dave Mays. Reserve eagers enjoy victorious and profitable season W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S. 7 W.C.H.S. E , - 1 W.L.II.S.., SEASON SCORES Germantown Northridge Jefferson ,, Miamisburg Kiser ,, Tipp City Butler i,,e Randolph Trotwood Oakwood ,, W. Milton Eaton ,,,, Patterson 7 28 36 39 28 38 23 46 51 25 23 34 48 25 This year the reserve squad compiled an outstanding record which was the best in the sehoolis history. At the season's end, as the smoke cleared. the reserves had twelve victories and a single loss. I 12-ll 'llhe squad had to jump many hurdles such as inexpe- rienve and size: but what they lacked here, they made up with desire and hustle. As their effort was entirely a team effort. play was made even more enjoyable, Heavy contribu- tions in the point column were made by the following: Gary Warlaumontf l08, Monty Estep+93, Dave Mays- Sly, Buddy Lowmanfil l. Whisk Turnerf56. The services of Turner and Estep were missed after the 5th and Sth games respectively. However, the squad ac- cepted the challenge of those absences with fine efforts. Three sophomoresflom Weller, Hon Campbell, and Larry Cilbertfdeveloped well during the season. To sum it up. basketball time was most pleasant. Ninth grade has W.C.H.S . ,,,.,, .. , ., , W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S ... 7.,,. 7 , , W.C.H.S . 7 , 7 . ,. . W.C.H.S . , , , ... Y W.C.H.S W.C.H.S .7 ,.7 7 7 7 , W.C.H.S . 7 ,7 ... W.C.H.S .,,.. . NIN TH GRADE RECORD record of 8 wins and 4 losses Miamisburg ,,,ss,, ,,,,,sss,, 2 3 Trotwood ,, ,,,, ,, 21 Jefferson ,,,, ss,,,s,, , 28 Northridge ,, 7 , 38 Oakwood ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, 4 3 Trotwood ,,,,ss, H728 Northridge H 7, ,,,,, , ,, 38 Brookville H 7 H23 Oakwood .,.,.,. ,,s,ss,,., 3 5 Chaminade ,,sss, , s,,,s, 34 Miamisburg ,,,s,,s ,,,,,,,7, 2 7 Centerville ,,,s.. ,,,. 3 24 West Carrollton's freshman squad had a very good season with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. During the year, the '4Little Pirates built up 386 points to their opponents' 362. The members of this team will be eligible next year to participate in reserve and varsity play. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Manager Jim Millers, Bob Smith, Jerry Weldy, Ronnie Sparks, Phil Cool, Glen Lloyd, Johnn Middlt T. . SECOND ROW: Coach Bentley, Bob Rix, David Shell, Dave Southerland, Mike Bannister, Larry Roark,yRichardelgleli1ny,m'l'ndiii en. Junior High players gain, 'valuable experience WEST CARROLLTON SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: ,lim Jones, David Schrier, Tom Kokenge, George Mossbarger, Coach Chaney, Manager Jack Kay. SECOND ROW: Eddie Ball, Richard Cowdrey, ,lim Scothorn, Doug Mays, Ernie Langdon, ,lerry Parks. Johnny Wagner, David Middleton, Mike Guel- ng. Although the seventh and eighth grade team of West Carrollton did not have a very successful season as far as victories go, they did gain profitable experience. FRANK NICHOLAS SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Clay, Mac Leybourne, Clyde Hurst, Gary Lemons. Mickey Marsh, Bill Smith, ,lim Saylor. .lohn Jones. SECOND ROW: .lim Ferguson. Gary Den- ney, Bob Mathis, Barry Barnes. Dickey Houn- shell, Tommy Melzoni. The Frank Nicholas seventh and eighth grade team played 12 games, winning ll and losing 1. Captain Cary Lemons averaged 23 points a game and teammate Mickey Marsh, 15 points. Enthusiasm + experience : successful X-Country Team FIRST ROW: Dale Ferguson, Bill Ash- worth, Jerry Brown, Roy Schaeffer, Ronnie Campbell, Bob Adkins, Mike Marsh. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Bo- gan, Gary Warlaumont, Dennis Kesling, Whickie Turner, Gary Willis, Norman Hurst, Fred Surrell, John Bunn, Coach Alvin Houck. Every fall, while football is grabbing the headlines, the cross country team doggedly trudges over hill and dale. The route which makes up a cross country event accurately tests the ability, endurance, and conditioning of a runner. The team had a heavy schedule this year. The Pirates nn ....a.. participated in four dual meets, one triangular meet, one quadrangular meet, three invitational meets, the South- western Buckeye League Meet, and the Southwestern Buck- eye District Meet at Springfield. Dale Ferguson competed in the State Track Meet held at Columbus. Dale Ferguson is the only member of the team receiving DALE FERGUSON a third year award. He has never been defeated by anyone in our league. Dale holds the West Carrollton school record and the Southwestern Buckeye League record which was established in 1957. This year he won 5 meets, placed seventh in the district meet and qualified for the state meet. Pirates finish season with 6 wins and 3 defeats COACH CLAIR EISELE CATCHER JIM RICHARDSON VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Eddie Milhern, Bill Carmaek. ,Iim Richardson. Phil Whlford, Bob Smith, Larry Pendley, Coach Eisele. SECOND ROW: Manager Stan Holt, Manager Jim Jordan, Wayne Hays, Phil Howard, Ronnie Craig, Eugene Cray, Buddy Lowman, Gary Barnes, Larry Reynolds, Kenneth Parks, Manager Fred Surrell. Coach Eiscle is laying' the groundwork for a winning: game. PITCHER WAYNE MAYS FIRST BASEMAN GARY BARNES Rains came down during the spring of 1958. However, bad weather and cancellations did not dampen the spirits of Mr. Eisele and his fine baseball aggregation. Under these prevailing conditions the boys took to the gym to loosen up their arms and legs and to take various exercises for better all around physical conditions. The cry of play ball was first heard on April 8 when the Pirates played against West Milton. The season was off to a good start. Although the season did not prove to be entirely victorious, everyone was ex- tremely proud of the fellows and felt that they had done a wonderful job in every game. OUTFIELDER EUGENE GRAY SEASON RECORD WCHS ,,,.,,. .-,-..... 3 W. Milton ...... WCHS ,.,., ......,., 13 Tipp City ..... WCHS .,,,,,, ........, 1 Butler .............. WCHS e.,s,., ,...,.... 1 4 Randolph ........ WCHS ...... 7 Madison ....... WCHS ,,,,,,, ,..... 2 Oakwood ..... WCHS ,.,,,,, ...... 2 Eaton ..,.... WCHS r,,s.,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 1 Wilmington . SECOND BASEMAN BOB SMITH ----,- 0 Fail-View ,,-,,,, f 751 1. , mmwvm X 1 ,, z if 'bw E ' 1, ' 4 B 3 Q 'N ' . A ws f we A Sz ,A 'Lg l Ygwxgq X gt' - it , g X as 2 1 X at 2? E F Jw ,....,, 15 , A ,M aw . ,.,. ,-g, A ,Q-A1,,,f'.f, W an if 'Z 3, Q qw FIRST ROW: Manager Stan Holt, Danny Walters, David Blair, David Mays, Buddy Lowman, Larry Pendley, Bob Tankersley. SECOND ROW: Phil Howard, Whickie Turner, Steve Kokot, Eugene Gray, Phil Wolford, Manager .lim Jordan. inth and tenth rades had Separate teams FIRST ROW: Dallas Mathis, Joe Kreitzer, Dennie Ferguson, Ron' nie Campbell, Manager Jim Jordan. SECOND ROW: .lim Jackson, Larry Lakins, Gary Frank, Larry Gilbert, Reggie Milton, Mana- ger Stan Holt. Golf r ww BU NN J IM KECKLER JERRY BROWN TOM YOUNG ndiviclual skill and ability Coach Murl Huffman, Junior Carroll, Ross Hodgson, Bill Arnold, .lim Keckler, John Bunn, Tom Young, Bill Misenheimer, Jerry Brown, Thom Thompson. 1953 SCORES Kiser , ,iii 41Q Kiser , ,i,,,, 9 Lebanon 1 3 Franklin ,,,,,,i, 2 Miamisburg , ,13 Lemon Monroe 2K3 Lebanon is,sii,,,i 8 Fairfield i.,,,,,i 1 Franklin 12143 West Milton ,i,, 15 Beavercreek ,,,, 5 Fairview ,,i,, 1115 WCHS WCHS11 WCHS WCHS iii,i , 5 WCHS iiii O WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHSO, WCHS WCHS iiiiiiii WCHS si.i,Lii 1115 7 8 14 3 1315 8 15 FSM 152 7 415 Prospects for the 1959 golf team look bright as the yearbook goes to press. The three lettermen returning will form the nucleus of the team. The Pirate golfers came in 16th in the 1958 Hamilton Tri-State Tourney. Last year, however, most of the members were inexperienced. This year will see a marked dif- ference in their game brought about through hard practice during the past season. JUNIOR CARROLL THOM THOMPSON Traclcmen set fine example, clesptt FIRST ROW: Herbert Gates, Roy Schaffer, Ralph Balmer, David Mays, Bill Duncan, Ernest Puls, Boyd Jenkins, Ronnie Craig, Wayne Mays, Jerry Kindig, Mr. Bogart. SECOND ROW: Bob Smith, Leonard Kuhn, David Rix, Dick Fahrney, Ned Pauley, Bill Howard, Cary Barnes, Dale Ferguson, Bill Bolinger, Danny Walters, Kenneth Abney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Graban, Dick Schindler, Monty Estep, David Michael, Lando Steele, Barry Ingram. During 1953 the track team, Coached by Dori Bcgarr and Highlighting the season was the fourth place standing in Steve Graham Pcsrcd 3 record of 5 Wins and 3 105585 in the Southwestern Buckeye League. Eight teams participated league competition. The team participated in 2 relay meets in the league meet. and in one invitational meet. WCHS, WCHSS c WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS hh 575 2514 8017 3515 03 89 51 SEASON RECORD 60rffg Centerville 7, , , 42173 Patterson ,, , ,, Belmont , 5915 Fairfield , , Monroe ,S 29 Miamisburg ,, 67 Oakwood 27 Trotwood 91 SHOT PUT: Dick Fahrncy, Monty Estep, Dick Schindler, Dave Rix. Dave Rix placed first in shot put in the Dayton Relay Meet. ompeting against top teams in lea ae SPRINTERS: Dick Schindler Leonard Kuhn Wa ne v 1 Y Mays, Bob Smith, Bill Howard. Dave Rix led the cindermen in the league meet with first place in shot put competition. Bill Howard finished second in the broad jump and Gary Barnes followed in fourth place. Dale Ferguson placed fourth in the mile run. DISTANCE: Ernest Puls, Roy Schaffer, Bill Bolinger, Barry Ingram, Dale Ferguson. HURDLES: Jerry Kendig, Kenneth Abney, Boyd Jenkins Lando Steele. Top point getter during the season was Gary Barnes, who competed in the broad jump, high and low. Close behind Barnes in the point category were Dale Ferguson, mile rung Dave Rix, shot putg Dick Schindler, sprint and shot put. Traclcmen work to perfect record HIGH JUMP: Gary Barnes, David Mays, Dick Falirney, Dave Michael. POL E 'YW DVAUL a T .- Vld flyayxjvfzd PII . - ujey Junior Hi li track is steppingstone to ood varsity teams FIRST ROW: Larry Chansler, jerry Parks, Barry Baker. Doug Mays. George Mossbarger, David Jamison. SECOND ROW: ,lim Juclison, R4-ggie Milli:-rn. Bill C0ll'IllLlI'l, Ronnie Campbell, Larry Lakins. THIRD ROW: Donnie Ferguson, Dennis Kesling, ,lorry Aufuldisll. Larry Uillu-rl. David Van Scoyli, Dallas Mathis, Jared Sll'VI'llSUl1., Couch Houcli. Heavy hitters + fireball pitchers : ood softball team FIRST ROW: Carolyn Pence. Sandy Pcnwell. Beverly Coleman, Kay Wilson. Jackie Lesher. SECOND ROW: Carol Kirk- patrick. Clen Craig, Judy Beckett, Judy Stalder, Sandi Werner. Carol Knccr, Mrs. Blodwyn Lesher. l l Spring fever and all school work are forgotten as the girls thrill at the thought of a good game well played. When spring rolls around it is time to take out the old softball and bat. The girls pictured above and shown in ac- tion at the left were mem- bers of the 1958 softball team coached by Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong and Mrs. Blodwyn Lesher. Due to a rainy season, only two games were played. These games were played with Centerville and Miamisburg on the West Carrollton diamond. Both visiting teams were victorious. IAN r VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM FIRST ROW: .Ianet Stocksdale, Carol Kneer, Shirley Parks, Nancy Chrisman, Bonnie Risner, Sandy Kinney. SECOND ROW: Beverly Coleman, Gloria Chester, Marie Thomas, Carolyn Pence, Glenna Mullins, Virginia Gauldin, Sandi Wer- ner, Nedra Miller, Dede Fahrney, Kay Wilson, Sharon McPherson. Visions of all hockey players- to pla on varsity Clashing sticks and excited yells of instructions assured is that hockey season was on its way. Cold and sunny days VARSITY SCORES I ,,,,,,s, O Oakwood ,S ilike many tl1I'I'lCd out to pI'3CtlCC the technlques of Y 0 Madisgn W VYYYYY HW dribbling, tackling, and guarding until they were perfected- ,,,s, I Centerville ,,,, ,,,, Encouragement and helpful suggestions were given by - -EFQQCTSOU f--'ff - Mrs. Gertrude Werner, the coach. alrmont RESERVE SCORES , ,,,s s. s ,,,, 0 Oakwood .,.... 0 Madison , .,sss 0 Centerville ,,s,,7. ,.,,. 0 Jefferson , , r,,,. 1 Fairmont ,,,,,, rffrr RESERVE TEAM FIRST ROW: JoAnn Stemley, Sharon Berger, Toby Jones, Sondra Matson, Shirley Tudor, Glenetta Craig, Sandy Casey, Madeleine Campbell. SECOND G1 M H. . ROW: .loice Gates. Karen Kline, Joy Treon, Mrs. Werner, Judy Beckett, Priscilla anna u ms and Shlrlelf Tudor demonstrate Cool, JHCKIC Lesher, Toni Mustame, Nancy Hohnhorst. some Ockey techniques for tedmmates' .is I , ffm!! nv . L' 4' '1- - mf, ws, S D-fa- W v-arm . im! ,gk ,B As. M., ,E,f,j..15 E5 L li ind- '1H1Sf'S1f f-- f' ' ffsew- if, 1 . . W ' 0 2 Q g ig M J , :fn Aw- ,M- It's a, strike! . . . A spare! . . TUESDAY BOWLERS FIRST ROW: Nancy Hohnhorst, Donna Pence, Toni Mustaine, Paula Wilson, Sharon Reynolds, Judy Frantz, Loretta Crider. SECOND HOW: Sandy Casey, Donna Richards, Sandy Brock, Carol Lewis, Margie Randolph, Midge Gilbert, Joanie Thompson, Rosealie Johnson, Dottie Ingram, Charlotte Misenheimer. THIRD ROW: Sondra Matson, Sandi Penwell, Barbara Bowden, Sandy Hall, Carolyn Pence, Madeleine Beck, Beverly Coleman, Othel Murphy, Lynn Hall, Judy Croy, Nedra Miller, Janet Hisey. FOURTH ROW: Carol Kneer, Ann Hin- ternieister, Kay McCloud, Toby Jones, Nancy Richart, Sandra Hollingsworth, Linda Smith, Claudia Anders, Donna Price, Janet Walters, Kay Schmoll, Pa- tricia Hauk, Sue McCloud. The thrill of a Hstrikew or spare, the elatter of the pins as they fall, the pleasure of watching the score mount up explains the enthusiasm of the G.A.A. bowlers. Bowling is a ten-week sport managed by Mrs. Gertrude Werner and Miss Mary Ann Miller. On Tuesdays and Fridays of the designated time, Bar-Jan Bowl is invaded by G.A.A. girls who compete in a tournament. The winners of this tournament then vie for the championship. li, J Teachers, too, have fun bowling. Bar-Jan Boyl gets a little crowded at times. ..nfo...it9sasplit FRIDAY ISOWLERS FIRST ROW: Dinah Taulhec, Nancy James, Karon Klinff. Anita Clinvsniitli, Sandy Kinney, janet Middleton. SEC- OND ROW: Prisrilla Cool, Harriet Rico, Janet Hall. Gloria Clteitvr, Janet Stocks- dale, Shirley Parks. Nanvy Christnan, Glenna Mullins, Betty Schrader, Betsy Murphy. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Mcl- zoni, Kay Wilson, Sue Taylor, Virginia Gauldin, Karen Hawkins, Doris Harper, Elaine Cihhons, Marie Thomas, Roherta Rice, Sandra Wlilkins. FOURTH ROW: Sandi Werner. Donna Mortf-r. Pam Schnell, Iflowiv Croy, Sharon Rorgvr, Shirley Tudor, Judy Beckett, Nancy Bowie, JoAnn Stenilm-y. Joy Tr:-on, Dc-do Fahrney, Dottie Willman. K' 1 X . Lf Mf Shirlvy Parks and Gloria Clioster test thc FRIDAY BOWLERS FIRST ROW: .Iudy Huffman, Martha Ashworth, Mary Coleman, Carla Thomas, Rohm-cca Lviwigg, Suu Kovcrman, Nancy Oylcvr, Sandy Hatchcr. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Counts, Sue Gillottx-, Kitty Burdette, Mariheth IIami4-I, Sharon Andvrson, Sharon Wendelkf-n, Nancy Allen, Jackie Lesllt-r, Linda McMillan, I,inda Kcsling. THIRD ROW: Carol Willis, Pat Harrzell, Pain Pflutn. Donna lIIill4'r, ,lavkic Haines, Linda Parks, Nancy Hall, Anita Shank, .Iudy Winn-rrowd, Dorothy lloyd, Chris Cleary. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Stradcr, Bohhie Bullock, Nancy Argahright, Tanya High, Sandy Settlv, Lauritti Norris, Edna Grey, Rosalie: INTISCI'lllCIIIlt'I', Karla Watson, Kay Bolingcr, Carol Houscman. , --Sf we mf-1-f',-.xs1. . if 'P , im A J - , :wif ' ,X w A Q-M. W fx: 4 .5 my-xr-1 new 4 we ACULTY Experienced administrators direct our schools As Superintendent of West Carrollton Schools, Mr. Schnell faced many important decisions during the 1958-59 school year. He officially approved the Code of Ethics, but stressed the fact that the code would be only as important as the student body made it. During the second semester Mr. Schnell visited colleges and universities seeking new teachers for the next year. Mr. Schnell received the BS. degree from Ohio State University and the M.S. degree from Indiana Univer- sity. He also studied at Wilmington College, the Uni- versity of Cincinnati, and Miami University. SUPERINTENDENT H. E. SCHNELL Members of the School Board are, from left to right: Mrs. June Bums, Vice Presidentg Mr. A. Emerson Fahrneyg Mr. Basil Browng Mr. Robert Chrisiman, Presidentg Mr. John L. Clouseg Mr. Harold E. Schnell, Superintendent, and Mr. Forest Treon, Clerk-Treasurer. Relying on their past experiences in the classroom, teachers presented their desires and needs to an architect who was hired by the Board of Education to plan the new high school build- ing. Everyone f r o m rookie to senior has at some time known the fair and wise counsel of our prin- cipals. Students, while at first in awe of these head men, soon discover that in each of them there is a fine sense of humor and a devoted interest in every pupil. Capable hands hold school reins A. C. EISELE HARRY A RUSSELL Assistant Principal Principal B.S. Ed., Wittenberg College B.A Richmond University M.A The Ohio State University MISS MARTHA DEAN Dean of Girls B.A., Cedarville College JAMES JOHNSON Dean of Boys Vocations, Sociology and Ecoromics B.S., University of Dayton Although they are always busy, if a student feels the need of advice about courses or the ChO1C6 of a college our capable counselors always flnd time to discuss the problem and give helpful advice Efficiency makes wheels of our school run smoothl MRS. ANN HETZEL RANDALL Cafeteria Director MRS. REVA TUFTS Secretary to Principal FOREST E. TREON Clerk-Treasurer MRS. HELEN VINCENT Frank Nicholas School Secretary MRS. CHARLOTTE T. HOFF Sccrctary to Superintendent MISS LINDA BECKETT Secretary to Clerk-Treasurer IG Our teachers' experienee:602 years MRS. EDITH STEPHENS Librarian B.S. Ed., Miami University MRS. MARY HARRIS Latin and English A.B., Ohio University DAVID COLLINS English B.A,, Anderson College MRS. GERTRUDE WERNER DONALD SEARS Phys. Ed. Typing and Bookkeeping B.S. Ed,, Miami University B.S.. Rus. Ad.. The Ohio State University M. of Ed., Miami University ative Buelce e teachers number 34 MRS. PHYLLIS LACKEY English, Reading and Spelling B.5. Ed.. University of Dayton CLAUDE CHANEY American History Eml.. University of Dayton K JOHN STRAHAN Physics, Chemistry, and Physical Science HS., hlarlftlu-slr,-r College MS., Purdue University GERALD CRIBLEY Mechanical Drawing HS. Ecl., Ohio Nortllern University PAUL WEILER MISS NIINNIE WILLS Spanish and History Algebra I and H A.ll.. Oliwt Cnllfegv A.ll., Baldwin-VVallacf: College A.M.. Ohio State University A.Ml. Uniyereily of lllinois 13 teachers are from out-of-state H. R. BROWN Ccnral Math and Algebra I A.B., Otterhein College A. A. BENTLEY Phys. Ed., History and Driver Training B.S. Ed., Wittenberg College HARRY HAGGERTY Band and Music BS., Mus. Ed., University of Cincinnati MRS. MARILYN SPANGENBERG Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and General Business B.S,, Otterbein College MRS. BARBARA ACKERMAN English A.B., Hanover College u ....--..1......---1-l----,.- 5 23 , E ww if 18 JAMES LANE Biology and General Science BS., and M,A., Eastern Kentucky State College All our teachers have degrees MRS. RUTH SNOUFFER Speech Therapist BS. Ed., Miami University MISS SUZANNE BOOHER English, Reading, and Spelling BS. Ed.. Miami University RUPERT DOAN English and Journalism AB., Ohio Wesleyan University M. Ed., Miami University MRS. ELIZABETH DEWEESE School Nurse Berea Cells-ge Cincinnati General Hospital DONALD HOGAN English and Phys. Ed. ' Bs. Ea., wilminewn College Faculty boasts 13 mastefs degrees l I' B.F.A. and BS. Ed.. Miami University MISS DORRIS SHANKLIN Typing. Sliortliand. and Business English BA.. Centre College MRS. ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ROBERT FREDERICK A t General Science BS.. Berea College 1 COURTNEY DALTON Math and General Svience BS. Ed,, University of Dayton JOHN HALL Industrial Arts BS.. Eastern Kentucky State College 29 men, 18 women teach at WCH Winer, MRS. MARCELLA WENTZEL Counseling, Shorthand and Office Practice BS., Ind. State Teachers College M. Ed., Miami University MISS RUTH WOODMAN English and Driver Training A.B., Heidelberg College ROSS ROBBINS Music and Chorus BS, Ed.. University of NelJTLlSliil IQ 1 ,Y x N wa,-vgwfsN1 f' MURL HUFFMAN Civics A.I3., Manchester College DALE DISNEY History, Civics and Geography BS., Union College A.M., Eastern Kentucky State College WILLARD FRUSH General Science, Voca- tions, and General. Business BS., Morehead State College 23 teachers are club advisors STEVE CRABAN General Science, Driver Train- ing and Phys. Ed. A.B.,'University of Kentucky Ed. M., Indiana University ALVIN HOUCK Math and Science B.S. Ed., Rio Grande College MRS. ROSEMARY HINDS English, Reading and Spelling B.S. Ed.. Ohio Northern University MRS. RUBY WEILER Home Economics B.S., Otterhein College lm,..... T. W. CROY Industrial Arts A.B., Otterbein College A.M.. Ohio State University JAMES INCLEDUE History, Civics, Ohio History, and Geography AB., Wittenberg College 5 new teachers this year JOHN NEWBERG Geometry, Trinononietry, and Algebra II B.S., Indiana Central College MRS. EUNICE POWELL Home Economics and General Science BS., University of Cincinnati MR. IJHILLIP HUBBARD History MISS REBECCA MARSH English and Public Speaking li.A.. Cedarville College M.A,. Ohio State University 20 IIS. Ed., Miami University M. Ed., Miami University is -fc PAUL RIDDLE WILLIAM SCUTT History Orchestra and Music HSN Anderggn Cgllegg B.M., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music M.M., University of Illinois Our teachers possess ahilit and ambition MISS MARY ANN MILLER Chorus B.M.E., Georgetown College FRANK NICHOLAS SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE FACULTY MRS. IDA GILMORE English and Home Economics A.B., Berea College RALPH CLAY General Science and Phys. Ed. BS., Concord College WINSTON GRESS Principal B.A., B.S. Ed., Otterbein College M.A.. University of Kentucky RICHARD HOWARD Social Science B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College R. A. JUSTICE Industrial Arts and Math B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College IQI Th . elf WOT . If ,is new 81' d CAFF JT ERIA STAFF J. L. lsowlim l Ymxkx 'YaqXo:. Mrs. aww den, Mrs. Madge Yak, ' Pmdev-5. VMS. Mow Wag, NBS. Wlkkna Bow , Mrs. Cavvxe Ndson. head cook. Arl- IP Hill and M rs, Alvi Il . Jilughlin Smkes, Mrs. Maxam Xlvewn Mm. 'YmxXc. erkxe Nehoxx, MKS. Mrs, Ysoee WXXQ-on, ' Au, Mrs. Uoioxby Alvin M A cLaughlin Our safety is their concern Herbert Osborne Paul Scarborough. Homer Koeller, Lester Ebright, Charles Cehharl. and Clayton Frye. BUS DRIVERS Warren Custin Head Custorlian is George Stevens and Chester Palmer William Hall Frank Nicholas Sclmnl Cuslorfian Qi EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: LuAn Anders, Jack Andrews, Bob Anslinger, Bob Arden, Bob Atkins, Barry Baker. SECOND ROW: Eddie Ball, Dave Barnes, Tom Beachler, Sharon Benson, Jan Blackburn, Gary Boehm. THIRD ROW: Harley Bowling, Mike Briggs, Shanley Brown, Eugene Caupp, Larry Chansler, Stanley Collins. We look forward to the time whe FIRST ROW: Richard Corson, Richard Cowdrey, Larry Cummings, Paul Daniel, Richard Danzeisen, Lonie Debreceni. SECOND ROW: Ricky Donovan, Marlene Eads, Eric Elder, David Ellis, Darryl Etheridge, Ted Eubank. EIGHTH GRADE Beverly Light signs autograph kangaroo for classmates. , i i Jim Strader adds finishing touches to science class notes. we will be in high school FIRST ROW: Mike Enslen, Carol Farquer, Robert Fleming, Doug Folker, Linda Fowler, Fuson, Wesley Garrison, Linda Caskill, Pat Gaylor, Jon Gilbert. David Fraley. SECOND ROW: Karen Frye, Gerry ' .,., , , gl L Z ilee e ii EIGHTH GRADE G D G lVl'ke Guelti . SECOND ROW: Nicky Haines, FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Gipson, Gloria Goar, Shirley Graham, Donny rant, ana reen, . 1 g Lynda Hanners, Sherry Harris, Sandy Helt, Bob Hobbs, Jon Hodge. Thercfs never a dull momen Doug Mays, Barry Baker, and Joe White are certainly interested in the Eighth Grade football picture. Judy White helps Mrs. Armstrong post news items on bulletin board. Janice Houck Sharon Huber Bruce Hudgens EIGHTH GRADE 2 Q, 'Wa N- ' Qi .i ff' FIRST ROW: Carol Hummerick, Martha Jackson, David Jamison, Saundra Jenkins, Billy Johnson, Lynn Jonas. SECOND ROW: Dick Jones, Jim Jones, Lee Jean Jordan, ,Jackie Kay, Joyce Kidwell, Jackie Kincaid. 1, school or out, for us FIRST ROW: Rickie King, Skip Ketring, Norma Kocher, Tom Kokenge, John Krebs, Ray Kress. SECOND ROW: Joyce Kuhn, Ernie Langdon, David Laughead, Eddie Leary, Louise Lee, Patty Leiter. THIRD ROW: Gayle Lesher, Beverly Light, Emerson Lucas, Tim Lucas, Peg Lynch, Frank McDaniel. sul' li, y 3 y yy .: J EIGHTI-I GRADE Dennis Reynolds and John Wolfe pay the penalty for talking in class. FIRST ROW: Pete McKain, Pat McNeal, Chuck Manning. SECOND ROW: Judy Markle, Charla Martin, Doug Mays. Weave been around lon enou, h to beeom ag 3 FIRST ROW: Carol Millat, Jackie Miller, Larry Milton, Betty Mitchell, George Mossbarger, Peg Mullins. SECOND ROW: Dale Myers, Pam Nelson, Lillian Noble, Beatrice Odegard, Doug Ott, Jerry Parks. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Alvin Pearlman, Frances Peffly, lnis Pennington, Billy Phillips, Donna Poorman, Carole Price. SECOND ROW: Shirley Rankin, Norma Jean Rayle, Nancy Rehse, Dennis Reynolds, Ronald Rissel, Barbara Rohler. cquainted with West Carrollton High FIRST ROW: Marta Salas, Janice Samshal, Bill Sauerman, Sandra Schlotterbeck, David Schmaus, ,lim Scolhorn, SECOND ROW: Dixie Shade, Carolyn Shadowens, Linda Sharp, Kenneth Shears, Jane Shoemaker, Lynn Shostack. EIGHTH GRADE 'WM-w FIRST ROW: Leslie Smith, Pat Smith, Vester Smith, Karen Snodgrass, Sonny Sole. Billy Sorrell. SECOND ROW: Maraleen Sowers, Elyn Speelman, Bob St. Austin, Diane Stalder, Anna Mae Stokes, David Strader. We have acquired man true friends Sharon Swab Berry Taylor Kalman Tinka June Van Gessell Jim Strader Paul Stuck Ronnie Sumner We are good sports, say Frances Peffly and Gerry Fuson as they consent to carry Richard Danzeisen's and Wesley Carrison's hooks H the penalty for a lower score on an exam. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Barbara Walker, Beverly Walker, Betty Walkup, Cary Watkins, Jean Ward, Eddie West. SECOND ROW: Clyde West Judy Wells, Joe White, Judy White, Virginia Wiegert, Amy Willisr Each clay brings a new experience Bill VVilson John Wolfe Roger Wright Sharon Wright lj Q Q - if Nancy Yarckow Richard . . . Youn Lee Jean Jordan washes dishes in home economics class g while Gayle Lesher rinses and Joyce Kuhn dries and puts them away. FRANK NICHOLAS EIGHTH GRADE e 3 ,, 5 if .iz 5 , R L , ,X , im., 4, ,1 an Q M Sim , 6 3, we Pi I ,4'v W' Q . l' 5 FIRST ROW: Tom Austin, Teddy Blake, Barbara Cricler, Sharon Crutchfield, Dixie Curtis, Patricia Fronk. SECOND ROW: Ann Golden, Roy Goldshot, Helen Cray, Lee Haas, Craig Hawkins, John Heitzman. F un-loving teachers, parties, and ballgame FIRST ROW: Sharon High, Corbet Hallon, Alberta Howard, Clyde Hurst, John Jones, William Jones. SECOND ROW: Ronald Kastner, Vivian Lamb, Roy Leet, Gary Lemons, Malcolm Leybourne, Ronald Lovely. SWK .. I ' 1 , i1i'i E. f , l lg? Q' wiser if lei is FRANK NICHOLAS EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: ,lane McClellan, Robert Mathis, Robin Meeker, Tommy Melzoni, Jo Ann Milton, Kenneth Montieth. SECOND ROW: Joyce Norton, Virginia Norton, Malinda Pierce, Sharon Roark, Wayne Roark. Carolyn Roberts. ill combine to make a terrific year FIRST ROW: Richard Roberts, Gene Rose, Tom Ross, Geraldine Sellars, Cheryl Smith, Janie Smith. SECOND ROW: Susan Stevenson Rita Taulbee. Larry Taylor, Morgan Turner, Howard Watern, Robert Watern. ti., tie-rf' A ,,'-- ,,, A . iii IQ! ,mf Y 8 1 Q? J , 1 S, 'z 4 FRE HME X ir 1 Hr WRMIUSK! L. OFFICERS President Sandy Prxce ,......... ..,.. S ecretary Shirley Sexton .... ....... T reasurer Sandy Hatcher ..... ...,. V ice Preshlent EL ourselves We en jo wherever we are gr W , FIRST ROW: Roger Abner. Donnie Acuff. Ronnie- Acuff, Ethel Adkins, Sharron Anderson. Nancy Argahright. SECOND ROW: jim Arm strong, Jimmy Arwood, Martha Ashworth, ,Iiinmy Dee Audia, Ronnie Baker, Hike Bannister. l FIRST ROW: john Barher. John Bolen, Kay Bolingf-r, Chuck Bowman, Lloyd Bowman. Fred Breisch. SECOND ROW: Clyde Brewer Pm- Brosch. Byron Brown. Karla Brown. Larry Brown, Paul Brown. Tiinmie Bohlmie- 1-'rt-ddy Brown Bullock Iiuaggl-41 Richard Eddie Martha Call fiHI'Ill3ClC Carter Freshmen dream of the futur Larry Don Bonnie Mary John Cliff Caupp Clark Clawson Coleman Combs Cook FIRST ROW: Phil Cool, Jean Counts, Lonny Coyle, Larry Culver, Mike Cutlip, Cynthia Davis, SECOND ROW: Richard Denny, Phillip Dever, Ronnie Dooley, Mary Duncan, Ronald Eads, Carolyn Eagle. Freshman boys have hearty appetites. nd live in the present FIRST ROW: Beverly Farley, Rusty Elliot, Roger Faulkner, Delmus Flynn, Pat Foley, Tom Gauldin. SECOND ROW: Leila George Margie Gibson. Beverly Gillum, Carol Gilpin, Don Goldshot. Bob Graham. Don Jackie Dean Jack Bob Maribeth Greene Haines Hall Hall Halsey Hamiel fi I FIRST ROW: Rex Hankison, Bill Harbin, Mike Harris, Sandy Hatcher, Marcia Helfinstine, ,lim Henry. SECOND ROW: Gary Hodgson Wanda Holbrook, Bob Hoff, Wendell Holbrook, Judy Huffman, Judy.l-211165. Freshmen cheer the loudest at ballgames Frances Jenkins Judy Jones Llo d Y Kemper Linda Kealing Sue Ann Kimbroeigh Larry King Torn King Tom Kline Bill McDaniel Roger McCoy Kay McCloud Jake Marsh Steve Lucas Rebecca Leiwig Glen Lloyd Ronald Link Roy Lamb Richard Lamb Sue Koverman Linda McMillan David Shell, Ronnie Sparks, Bob Rix, Larry Roark, Jerry Weldy help Mr. Chaney check homeroom attendance. John Middleton Bonnie Miller ,lim . Millers - VI V . Judy li' f M lllel' !:-v:Al Cheryl Morris Cassandra Myers Rosalie Misenheimer Paul Moyer 5 Marcia Helfinstine, Sue Speelman, Diana Neff and Barbara Thomas gather around their lockers for a chat before going home. Bob Nave Jerry Neal Dianna Neff Marsha Welson James Ness J immy Ogan Leslie Owens Nancy Oyler Stephen Papageo Carlyle Park Carol Parker Linda Parks rge and frolic the most at a dance Freshmen study the hardest in stud hall Members of ninth grade chorus linger after class for extra practice. 'fu Donna Pence Bob Potts Sandra Price Lucretia Prichard Terry Prugh Bobby Ratcliffe Sherry Ray Charles Reinhardt Charles Rice Nancy Richart Bob Rix Don Rhoades Larry Remark Vada Roark Selma Robbins Brenda Ross .ff- Ronnie Baker, Mike Bannister, Frankid Taulbee and .lim Armstrong apply their newly leamed skills in metal shop. Charles Sannan Frank Schindler Sandy Settle Shirley Sexton Bill Sharkey David Shell Ronald Shilt iil i John Shoemaker 5 Raymond Slaton Bob Smith Ronnie Sparks Betty Speakman Sue Speelman Sandy Stover Pamela Strader Carolyn Straley 23 freshman ho s pla football Susan Carol Straub Summerville Dave Sutherland Tom Thompson Linda Trusty David Tyson Gretchen Tyson Jerry Vincent Dennis Walker Harold Walker Linda Ward Freshman boys an Mary Frank Carla Tolle Taulbee Thomas John Combs reads the bulletin for Miss Shanklin during homeroom period. girls total 133 Gym class is an excellent time for practicing football plays. V , 'H f ' FIRST ROW: Sue Ward, Bob Waskom, Fred Watem, Karlyn Watson, Beverly Weekley, Jerry Weldy. SECOND ROW: Gene Welling Sandy Wendling, Jim West, ,lan Wilcox, Dale Willis, Harry Willoughly. Donald Car01 Steve Sherry Edna Bill Wood WOOSIEY Yost Young Williams Zechar SOPHOMORES W? CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Hollingsworth ....... ,...... , ......... P resident Judy Croy ...... ....,........ ....,.,. V ice President Sue Houck ........ ..,AA.,.S S ecretary Chris Cleary ...... .......v. T reasurer Bob Adkins Nancy Allen Claudia Anders Carlotta Ashburn Jerry Amold Jerry Aufuldish Dave Baber Barbara Bailey Ralph Baber Mike Baker Sonja Sue Banks Don Barsalou We are interested in everything Bill Bean Nadine Bond Barbara Bowden Dorothy Boyd Robert Brane Duane Bridenbaugh Sandra Brock Gene Brown Richard Brown Bud Bunn Linda Bunn Kitty Burdette Harriet Burke John Bystrek Ronnie Campbell Sandy Casey Sherry Cayce J udv Christman Kenneth Clark Chris Cleary Bill Coleman Joann Collins Dorothy Combs Don Coon Carolyn Cook Glen Craig J oyce Craig J uanita Creager J udy Croy Harriet Crumley .lim Curtis Opal Curry Joyce Danzeisen After games sophomores done Rosealie Johnson, Betty Poland, Dottie Ingram anzl Claudia Anders take time to check the bulletin hoard before rushing to class. Gail Daubendick Fran Dayspring J erfy Dean Richard Doll Judy Engler Nancy Ertel Sylvia Estep David Etheridge t Pirates, Den Sandra Hollingsworth lights up a smile on Mr. Collins' face. Leonard Evans Stephen Faulkner Dennis Ferguson Don F ogt Judy Fleming Mary Ford Mike Forsyth Bill Fowler Gary Frank J tidy Frantz Linda Fritz Lynette Garrett nn WQVMS if ., , FIRST ROW: Joice Gates, Janice Gaver, Mildred Gilbert, Larry Gilbert, Sue Gillette, Edna Cray. SECOND ROW: Jack Godby, Chuck Greth, Judy Hahn, Lynn Hall, Nancy Hall, Sandra Hall. Patricia Hartzell Patricia Hauk Barbara Hecker Lynda Heitzman Mike Koverman seems to be taking his job as photographer! assistant with a grin. ophomores pursue the latest fad Ronnie Tanya Ann Janet Nancy Sandra Hicks High Hintermeister Hisey Hohnhorst Hollingsworth FIRST ROW: Sue Houck, Carol Houseman, Kay Hutchinson, Dottie Ingram, William Irwin, Jim Jackson. SECOND ROW: Bob Johnson Rosealie Johnson, Larry Jones, Theresa Jump, Colin Kelley, Carolyn Kelly. ith boundless enthusiasm Curtis Kemp Roger Kendrick Dennis Keslmg Thersa Jump, Irene Millat, Donna Miller, Judy Kuhn, Pal and Mike Marsh rush to clean out lockers during Kidwell homeroom period. Dick Mike Joe Judy one Billy Kneer Koverman Kreitzer Kuhn Lacey Lai i Larry Lakins Jackie Lesher Carol Lewis Virginia Lowman Dottie Mclntosh Padi McKain Barbara McNally Jerry Madlener Connie Marcum Mike Marsh J im Mathes Dalles Mathis Karen Meyer Reggie Milbern Irene Millat Donna Miller Diana Milton Charlotte Misenheimer Sally Molen William Moomaw Roger Morgan David Morris John Montgomery Carol Mumma ophomores enjo informal et-to ether with intense appreciation l Othel Murphy Toni Mustaine Mary Myers Don Nearing Carol Nies Betty Noble Marty Noggle Laurittia Norris John Oherlies Ted Odegard Thomas Parker Alice Parks ,lake Peffly Pam Pflum Harold Phillips Kay Pohl Betty Polland Dale Potts Linda Porter Linda Preston Donna Price Fred Randall Margie Randolph Don Richards Larry Gilbert directs John 0berlie's attention to an exhibit placed in the industrial arts building by the Bellbrook Rifle Club. Chris Cleary and Sue Houck tell Dorothy Boyd and Carol Willis the latest gossip. Nancy Strader, Nancy Allen, Carol Willis, and Carol Mumma are studying hard for a big exam. We, as Sophomores, look forwar FIRST ROW: Donna Richards, Steve Rix, Walt Rodhehaver, Kay Sehlnoll, Jerry Scott. Anita Shank. SECOND ROW: Larry Smith, Ronald Snead, Larry Stacy, Bob Stamm, Sandy Stevens, Jared Stevenson. I ,,f: ,.'- ik' in zfil l l C y ,,i iyyy + i HRST ROW: Duane Stocksdale, Beverly Stokes, Donna Strader, Nancy Strader, Connie Streete, Caly Stroud. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Taylor, ,loannie Thompson, Barbara Turnington, janet Walters, Tom Wcidle, Clyde Welch. THIRD ROW: Toni Weller, Natala Wells, Sharon Wenclelken, Larry West, Bob Wick, Barry Wickline. v our junior year FIRST ROW: Thelma Williams, Carol Willis, Sharon Way, Ronnie Wee-kley, Eugene Zink. Jerry Willis, Paula Wilson, Marilyn Winkler, Judy Winterrowd, SECOND ROW: Janet Witham M212 ,Iss my Q 5 i 'H Nancy Huncan Treasurer President Preefilent FIRST ROW: Bill Arnold, Bill Ashworth, Shannon Astor, Joyce Austin, Jim Aydelotte. SECOND ROW: Hula Bailey, Connie Baker, Ronnie Ballard, Madeline Bock, Judy Bockett. We are proud of our school FIRST ROW: Sharon Blackburn, Dave Blair, Geraldine Bond, Sharon Borger, Lewis Bowen. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bowie, Beverly Bow- man, Linda Bowman, Carolee Bridenbaugh, Jerry Brown. A... FIRST ROW: Joan Brown, Madeline Campbell, Charles Carter, Keith Clendenon, Don Click. SECOND ROW: Anita Clinesmith, Wanda Coffey, Connie Cook, Jim Cook, Priscilla Cool. As juniors, we have be un to accept FIRST ROW: Ronnie Craig, Loretta Crider, Mildred Cummings, Marcella Dafler, Ron Dickman. SECOND ROW: Susan Doggett Dooley, Bill Duncan, Dick Edison, Wanda Eskridge. n v nh Fred These juniors discuss plans for a blueprint in mechanical drawing class. hli ations that will be ours as seniors FIRST ROW: Monty Estep, Dede Fahrney, Patricia Farley, Pam Frye, Jerry Fuller. SECOND ROW: Jackie Fuson, Micheal Garland, Larry Geiger, Elaine Gibbons, Eugene Gray. IIB FIRST ROW: Flossie Gray, Ina Lee Greene, Tom Crushon, Beverly Haas, Norman Hall. SECOND ROW: Dick Hamiel, Keith Hayes, Bill Hecker, Linda Heist, Tom Helfinstine. ILA Relaxing is the fcworit Beverly Bowman and Eula Faye Bailey model their own crea- tions at a P.T.A. Fashion Show. Pat Lafferty explains a drawing to two classmates. Shirley Tudor, Joy Treon, and Dee Taylor check the bulletin board for lunch menus. Juniors Jesse McKendree, Ross Hodgson, Ronald Pinyon, and Dave Ott are doing some last minute cramming for a first period test. nh ject of juniors FIRST ROW: Charles High, Paul Hodgson, Ross Hodgson, Richard Holt, Phillip Howard. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Huey, Nancy James Boyd Jenkins, Norma Jewell, Louis J ones. 'K FIRST ROW: Toby Jones, ,lim Jordan, Eddie Kelly, Nancy Kanninen, Norma Kemper. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kerr, Karen Kline, Carol Knear, Nina Knisley, Marianne Kocher. Dollars and pounds are prof FIRST ROW: Steve Kokot, Pat Lafierty, Alfred Lamb, Bob Lamb. Kenneth Langdon. SECOND ROW: Larry Lemons, Ann Litturell, Buddy Lowman, Brenda Lucas, Bob McClellan. FIRST ROW: Sue McCloud, ,less McKendree, Jerry McKnight, Bill Haines, Sondra Matson. SECOND ROW: David Mays. Joe Miller. f junior candy sales 6'I'm glad this day is over, Marilyn Schneble tells Sondra Matson. FIRST ROW: Nedra Miller, Shirley Miller, Donna Mortar, Neyman Daniel, Sandy Ness. SECOND ROW: David Neis, Dave Ott, Kathryn Parsons, Larry Pendley, Sandi Penwell. ,Si-F ., A iwgaw ' 4 P-rar :Hr Qs Jerry Fuller receives his class ring from salesman Tony Mike West, Dick Hamielv Larry Peridleyv and Gary Warlau. Morrow, as Beverly Bowman eagerly awaits her turn. mont qjompare their new C1355 rings. Juniors are pleased wit FIRST ROW: Ronald Pinyon, Joan Popejoy, Ernest Puls, Tom Rapp, Sharon Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Harriet Rice, Roberta Rice, Gary Richards, Sharon Rinehart, Bonnie Risner. I FIRST ROW: Ivan Roark, Bill Rohler, Dennis Rose, Barry Russello, Roy Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Schneble, Pam Schnell, Bruce Scheiher, Tom Settle, Keith Shadowens. election of class rin S FIRST ROW: Linda Shank, Judy Shockley, Judy Slife, Linda Snell, Judy Stalder. SECOND ROW: Jo Stemley, Buddy Stover, Fred Sorrell, Dee Taylor, Lonnie Thacker. ILE FIRST ROW: Thom Thompson, Patricia Tolle, Ida Jane Treon, Joy Treon, Shirley Tudor. SECOND ROW: Whick Turner, Bill Walker, Cary Warlaumont. Sandi Werner. Juniors hold receptio I u Watch the birdie, fellows. These boys pose for the benefit of the photographer. Mr. Newberg explains an algebra problem to Mike West. Judy Slife, Linda Beckett, Sandi Penwell, and Joy Treon have fun playing in the snow. 1 seniors, honor FIRST ROW: Michael West, Ronnie Wheeler, Theda Williams, Dottie Willman Phillip Wolford, Jane Yarckow, Tom Young. 1 Gary Wells. SECOND ROW: Tom Wolf, Milton Wolfe, We are the school . . . Mr. Fredrick seeks to develop artistic talent in one of his high school art classes. Janet Wills is using the lilirary facilities for some research work. ILO Tom Kline, Shanley Brown, Skip Ketring, and Larry King find the library an excellent place to study. Mrs. Spangenberg gives some helpful assistance to Sandi Penwell on her bookkeeping practice set. Office practice places Donnis Brooks in the principal's office. This typing class, under Miss Shanklin's guidance, is busy at work. Our livin ives it life . . . if i it if ki With Mr. Cribley's able help, Larry West learns to letter. These boys have mastered the use of the lathe in metal shop Mr. Newberg gives Bob Tankersley a few pointers on a geometry problem. n 1 Dennie Rose works earnestly on his cedar chest in wood shop. 7,, ' ' , N-Mx 4 W l m Li- Ng 1 2 Q f K 3 s : - V1 fs wig , .ffm if fkv -SN, f wa- . 'M+im4' Our potentialities give it purpose is ffm 'fwn M 11-'iw '54 .p 3? 'vriail ee? 75313553 5 i'.sW,iMsi1.., Wf3'l'mi,'t2g:5r- AMX ., , , wr? fer +z.l'l9Sy -5- 'l 4? yi The chemistry class finds that a substance can be analyzed in many different ways. Physics is surely complex, comments Dale Fergusong and Larry Jones, Jim Sherrilt, and Charles Yordy agree. Beverly Stokes and Charlotte Misenhoiiner give their fish a hearty meal. Seniors Coe Wolfe, Dale Willard, and Jolene Combs dili- A workout on the trampoline is an important part gently study for Civics, their favorite classf, of girls' gym class. A,-, - 'A ,,i..,i..f.y,My ,,,m.,,,i Us , '...U.-at QQ, o f, :tw Wfjlfif if ,iz .omni , 'rf-Q. .-i D 4 - , .4 A Pirate's Log editor, Beth Thompson, gives Sue Taylor points on her column during journalism class. N, gui I 211, r. Bentley referees a basketball game on the outdoor court ' nf if Mm-w,ww,.4,,L '41 2' 1 I x ya, I I -fy wwfw M55 I may N... ..,f ' ,A ,,w 'y-6 . Hy, f ., , f 1 ,Vg -1 f.,.,-w AM..-.MM .AH ff' gigaivx wig s ..-. .......-x T-33431 fgr- ,gQa,rf-Em-'m:gg .' :.:-if-nsf:.w: - . mm m .W AQ..-, A .QM - Qffl '7 W In our hearts welll always cherish clear West Carrollton High CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER Peppermint Carnation Miss Ruth Woodman 12-3 Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong 12-4 CLASS MOTTO Not finished-,lust begun! ADVISORS Mr. Murl Huffman 12-1 Mr. Donald Sears 12-2 MARIAN J. BANNISTER Youth 2, 3, 4, Kick Line 2. GARY BARNES WILLIAM MICHAEL BOLINGER Allied Youth I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Hi-Y 4, Football 3, 4. CHARLES D. BOND GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Clee Club 2, 3, Allied Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Football 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Cross Country 2, Piratan 4. LARRY PAUL ACUFF ROSE LEE ANDREWS GAA I, 2, Allied Youth I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. SONDRA KAY ARGABRIGHT GAA 1, Latin 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Allied Youth 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 4, National Honor Society 4. RONNIE IRVIN ARNOLD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, FBLA 1, Football 4, Cross Country 1. SENIOR I 1-' . ROBERT ARTHUR BORTON Spanish Club 2, Allied Youth 4. LARRY BOWMAN Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 49 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 35 Pirates' Log 4. DONNIS MARIE BROOKS Pirates' Log 23 GAA 2, 35 Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, Bible Club 2, Glee Club 3. ELIZABETH ANN BROWN GAA 1, 25 Allied Youth 1, 25 Pirates' Log 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 23 FTA 4. CLASS OF 1959 NANCY LOUISE BUNDY Wllbur Wright Hlgh School 1, Library Club 4, FBLA 4. JOHN CHANEY BUNN Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 39 Golf 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Cross Country 3, 45 Class Play 4g Allied Youth 4. gf ?fW .a?5,iffE:fs':TY ,'f-N159 f ELMER CAMPBELL Beavercreek High School 1, 2. BILLY KENT CARMACK Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4 JUNIOR CARROLL Pirates' Log 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. PAMELA DIANE CASE GAA 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. RONNIE EUGENE CHAMBERS Spanish Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. GLORIA ELAINE CHESTER GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class Officer 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Pirates' Log 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Kick Line 2, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 4, Piratan 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, Softball 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. NANCY LEE CHRISMAN FTA 1, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Allied Youth I, 2, 3, 4, Pirates' Log 2, 3, Sports Editor 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, 3, ICC Representative 4, Schol- arship Team 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 2, Vice President 3, 4, Softball 2, Kick Line 2, 4, Social Science Club 3, 4, President 4, National Honor SENIOR It's a big day around school when senior portraits arrive. Here, Ned Pauley receives his from the Osborne Studio Sandra KIHHCV Sherry Hobb Bob Gregg, and Judy Herri- man decorate the Chri tmas tree 1n their homeroom. JAMES W. CLAYTON Hi-Y 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. CAROLYN FAY COATNEY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Clee Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Deanis Council 4, FBLA 4, Kick Line 4. BEVERLY ANN COLEMAN Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Property Chairman 3, Pep Club 2, Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Kick Line 2, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Manager 3, Hockey 3, 4, Pirates' Log 3. RUBY ANN COLLINS Allied Youth 1, CAA 1, 2, 3, FBLA 4. JOLENE S. COMBS Pep Club -2, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Kick Line 2, 4, Captain 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, ICC Representative 3, Interclub Coordinator 4, Pirates' Log 1, 2, FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Piratan 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. CLASS OF 1959 ROSEMARY RUTH EDGINGTON CAA I, 2. LUCIENNE ENGLE CAA I. 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 25 FBLA 2, 3g Class Play 3. MARV ALLEN EBY W. RICHARD CURP Hi.Y 2, 3g Golf 3. LARRY THORTON DAVIS Latin Club Ig Football 3. SUSAN LOUISE DUCKER Beavercreek High School Ig Pep Club 2g Kick Line 2, 4, Allied Youth 3g CAA 3, 45 Social Science Club 4, Pira tan 4. JACOB FRANKLIN EBY, IR. Allied Youth 3. SENIORS 21. 154544 ' F F1-Mi! 'iiiiff CLASS OF 1959 CAROLYN ANNE GASKILL GAA 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Devotions Chair- man 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, Social Science Club 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, Glee Club 4-. VIRGINIA KAY GAULDIN GAA1 2 3 4' Bandl 2 3 4 Ma'orette1 2 3 4 Head 7 7 7 Y 5 Y 7 9 J 5 7 Y 7 Majorette 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 2, Pep Club 2, Hockey 3, 4. ROBERT OWEN GREGC Roosevelt High School 1, 2, Band 3, 4, FBLA 4. JANET ELAINE HALL Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Y-,Teens 4. ..,. . Mary Ross, Bob Tankersley, Tim Yost, and David Neyrnan pool their knowledge for an SENIOR - 1 -'L LINDA MARIE HAMIEL Y-Teens 13 Basketball 1, Allied Youth 1. DORIS ANN HARPER Latin Club 1, 2: Pep Club 2, Kick Lino 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Librarian 45 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. 4g Allied Youth 2. 3, 45 Class Play 3, Pirates' Log 4g Social Science Club 4. LOWELL L. HARSHMAN Fairmont High School 13 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4. ALTON REED HfNWKlNS FBLA 4, Football 4. KAREN RLTH HAWKINS CAA 1, 2. 3, 4g Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Vive President fl-g Basketball 3g National Honor Society 3. 4. RICHARD CALVIN HENSLEY Troy High School l, Miami East High School 2, Class Play 4, Allied Youth 4, Hi-Y 4, FBLA 4. JUDITH ANN HERRIMAN Colonel White High School 1, Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3' Allied Youth 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Social Science Club 4. PEGGY SUE HIME Colonel Wllite High School l, 3, Fairview High School 2, Allied Youth 4. SHERRALYN LEE HOBBS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3. 4, Latin Club l, 2, Secretary 2, Pep Club 2, Kick Line 2, 4, Student Council 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Social Science Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. PAT HOLLAN Football 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. CLASS OF 1959 .laney Middleton learns to make a bed properly during work-study at Miami Valley Hospital. SANDRA RAE KlNNEY GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Track 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Pirates' Log 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Student Council 3, Majorette 3, 4, Social Science Club 4, Class Officer 4, Basketball 4. CAROL ANN KNEER Colonel White High School 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 3, Spanish Club 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Kick Line 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, 4, Library Club 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Pirates, Log 3, Piratan 4, Track 3. GERALD A. KENDIG Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Football Manager 3, 4, SHEILA ANN KERR CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Service Chairman 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 4, FTA 2, 3, Vice President 3, Basketball 2, Hockey 2, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, National Honor Society 4. LINDA HUFF EARNEST EUGENE HULL Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, Cross Country 2, Scholar- ship Team 2. NORMAN EDWARD HURST Hi-Y 4, Cross Country 4. LARRY ALAN JONES Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth 1, 2, Football 1, Basketball Manager 2, Track Manager 2, Spanish Club 2 3, Piratan 4. CLASS OF 19 9 CLORALENE LEIGEBER GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3g Kick Line 2, Allied Youth 3, Dean's Council 4. JAMES LORAINE LINDSEY Allied Youth 4, Football 4. GARY LAVELL MARCUM Connersville High School 1, 2. FRANK JAMES MARKUN ES Football 1, 2, 3, 43 TEM 13 Spanish Club 1, Allied Youth 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. LAWRENCE E. KOVERMAN Pirates' Log 2, 33 Class Play 3, 4, Universe Club 3, 4 Secretary 3. CAROL ANN KRESS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club 1 Scholarship Team 3, FTA 4, Social Science Club 4. fm SUE ANN LACEY Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, Dean's Council lg Band 1, 25 GAA 1, 23 Latin Club 2, Clee Club 3, National Honor Society 4. HAROLD DEAN LEET Hi-Y 2. Mitflfl i- f :liiWEiLYia sQ 2g GAA 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 23 Mrs. Armstrong makes up Sheila Kerr for her part in the senior play. SE IOR I-1-' A DARREL WAYNE MAYS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Pirates' Log 4. HARVARD LEE McKNIGHT SHARON LEE MCPHERSON Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Pirates' Log 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 3, President 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Pep Club 2, Kick Line 2, Softball 3, Spanish Club 3, FTA 4, Class Play 4, Piratan 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. CABOLYN JANE MELZON1 GAA 2, 4, Allied Youth 4, Y-Teens 4, Dean's Council 4 JANET E. MIDDLETON Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirates' Log 1 2, 3, FBLA 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, Latin Club 1, Softball 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. EDWARD CARL MILBERN Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. MARY EUNIECE MILLAT Bible Club 1, 2, President 23 Pep Club 2g Library Club 3, Y-Teens 4. SALLY ELAINE MILLAT GAA I, 2g Allied Youth I, 2, Glee Club 2. BARBARA MILTON Waynesville High School 3, Allied Youth 1, 43 GAA 15 Homecoming Attendant lg FBLA 4, Cheerleader 1. CLASS OF 19 9 BILL HARRISON MISENHEIMER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Track Ig Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, Golf 2, 35 Class Play 3, 4. l Beth Thompson after a hard day at work on the Pirates' Log GAA I 2 3 4 Allied Youth 2 3 4, Pep Club 2, Glee DAVID HUTCHINSON NEYIVIAN TEM 1 Latin Club 1 2 Spanish Club 3. flee Club I 2 3 Allied Youth 2 4, FBLA 3, 4, Presi- Basketball 3 4 B.1scb.1ll 3 Hi Y 3 4, Chaplain 4, Foot- GLENNA KATHOLINE MULLINS GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4 Pirates' Log 2, Pep Club 2, Student Council 2, Cheer leader 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Social Science Club 4. BETSY R. MURPHY GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Clee Club 2. E IORS ELAINE MITCHELL Colonel White High School 1 Fairmont High School 2 Patterson Co-op High School 3 JUNE ELIZABETH MOSSBARGER GAA 1, Bible Club 1 Pep Club 2 Allied Youth 2 4 1 RON NIE EUGENE PINKERTON WINIFRED MAE PINKERTON Pep Club 2. CLASS OF 1959 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Track 1, Band 1, Orchestra 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Vice President 1, FBLA 2, 3, Bible Club 1. Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, SHIRLEY RUTH PARKS Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 4, Dean's Council 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Social Chair- man 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Pirates' Log 3, Class Play 3, Hockey 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, Social Science Club 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Basketball 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. NED ALAN PAULEY Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Baseball 2, 3. CAROLYN ELAINE PENCE GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Manager 3, President 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirates' Log 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, 41 ELENORA PHILLIPS GAA 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Basketball 2, Hockey 2, FBLA 2. 'Iii?L3S6i Sandra Kinney, Carol Kneer, and Beverly Coleman eagerly read the first issue of the Pirates' Log. JANET MARIE QUILLEN CAA 1, 2. Ei: Y ' ' FRANK WOODROW RATCLIFFE Princeton High School 1, 2, 33 Basketball 4. CHARLES RAY DIANA SUE RAY Glee Club 2, Bible Club 1, 2, Vice President 2 LARRY E. REYNOLDS Baseball 2, 3, 4. LARRY BERNARD ROSE Basketball 1, Track 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Counsel 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, TEM 1, Vice President 1, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Social Science Club 3, 4, Universe Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Class Officer 4, National Honor Society 4. MARY HAZEL ROSS GAA 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Allied Youth 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. NORMAN RAY SANFORD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Golf 2, Class Play 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Orchestra 4. BETTY L. SCHRADER GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirates' Log 2, Pep Club 2, Y-Teens 4. ROBERT L. SHELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 19 9 an tri lllill Carolyn Gaskill reads devotions at Hi-Y and Y-Teen induction service. E IUR LA DONNA RAE SIMPSON Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2g Y-Teens 4-. GARY L. SIZER Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Track 11 Pirates' Log 43 Hi-Y 2. LINDA GAY SMITH Pirates' Log 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, CAA 2, 3, 4, Glen: Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4-3 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Kick Line 2, Pep Club 2, lJean's Council 4. JAMES LEE SHERRITT Baseketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DAVID SHOCKLEY NANCY LEE SHOEMAKER GAA 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Service Chair- man 4-g Band 2, 3, 4-g Allied Youth 2g Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Universe Club 4-. JAMES L. SHOCK Fairmont High School 1, 2, 3. ROBERT LINDSEY TANKERSLEY Allied Youth I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Football 3, 45 FBLA 4. DINAH CAROLYN TAULBEE Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 4. EMMA SUE TAYLOR Colonel White High School 15 GAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Clee Club 35 Pirates' Log 3, 4, Exchange Editor 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 4, Properties Chairman 45 Class Play 45 Social Science Club 45 Piratan 45 Universe Club 4. MARIE ELAINE THOMAS GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Homecoming Attendant 15 Kick Line 15 Pirates' Log 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Social Science Club 4. SAM SPEELMAN FTA I5 Latin Club 1, 25 TEM 15 Bible Club 25 Scholar- ship Team 35 Class Play 35 Allied Youth 3, Vice President 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Pirates' Log 4. JANET LOUISE STOCKSDALE CAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Allied Youth 1, 2, 45 TEM 15 Latin Club I, 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 FBLA 2, 35 Softball 25 Football Statistician 3, 45 Class Play 3. JOE EARL STOMPS Baseball 25 Basketball 3, 45 Allied Youth 35 Football 1. CLASS OF 19 9 ,tw F5 E5ff' f .'i' 'liwl ' ELIZABETH LEE THOMPSON Pep Club 2, Piratan 4, Latin Club 1. DALE VON TRUSTY Latin Club 2. CAROL JEAN TURPIN Orchestra 1. BARBARA ROSE VAN MAELE LINDA LOU WALKER tional Honor Society 4. Pirates' Log 2, 3, 4, Art Editor and Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, Dixie High School 1g Class Play 3, 4, Library Club 25 Class Play 4g GAA 2, Pep Club 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Edwin Denby High School lg Spanish Club 2. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Program Chairman 45 Scholarship Team 33 Glee Club 2g Allied Youth 25 Na- Sharon McPherson stops at the old primping place Miss Dean's office to get ready for a pep session. Coe Wolfe po es before the art exhibition during JOHN A. WERNER Bellbrook High School 1, Social Science Club 4, Scholar- ship Team 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Stage Crew 4, Universe Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. SANDRA ALICE WILKINS Y-Teens 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Allied Youth 4. DALE LEE WILLARD Pirates' Log 2, Social Science Club 3, 4, Class Play 4, Allied Youth 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Piratan 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. KAY ELLEN WILSON Dean's Council 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Basketball 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Universe Club 2, Softball 2, 3, TEM 1. JAMES BLAIR WITHAM Track 1, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Cross Country 1. CLASS OF 19 9 COE SUSAN WOLFE FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 4, Social Science Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Hockey Manager 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Allied Youth 1, 2, Latin 1, 2, Vice President 2, Student Council 1, Homecoming At- tendant 4, Class Officer 3, TEM 1, Treasurer 1, Piratan 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. ROGER WRAY Allied Youth 3, 4. CHARLES STEPHEN YORDY Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY EDWIN YOST Colonel White High School 1, Social Science Club 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Class Play 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Universe Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. These senior boys prove that uyou never outgrow your need for mllk ,. flint E '? NlK2'7if E IOR MEMORIE We, the Seniors of 1959, while recalling the experiences of our school days, realize that they are to be relived again only in our hearts and minds. Loosening the apron strings, we entered the first grade and began our long journey, as it seemed then, but which has come to an end all too soon. Learning early the thrill of getting that special A, each year brought a greater and more thrilling challenge . . . Widening our small worlds, we included the joys and troubles of our closest friends. The Ohio sesquicentennial provided the theme for our sixth grade commencement which marked the end of our elementary years. Happy go lucky, we became party-goers and the opposite sex came into the picture. But we took time out to consider seriously our course of study for our high school years. We said good-bye to our care-free years and accepted the responsibilities of high school. ' As freshmen, feeling rather inferior, we were able to join a few of the clubs and to come to the high school dances from which we had been excluded for so long. We prepared for our junior and senior expenses by selling concessions at one of the basketball games and Christmas cards. Upon entering our sophomore year, we assumed the responsibility of taking active leadership in clubs and other organizations around school. Sportswise, many of our young rnen became promising athletic material. Our junior year got off to a flying start with the selection of class rings. After the first home football game, we sponsored a successful dance. Junior Career Day supplied valuable information concerning our future occupations. Nervously, a green cast presented the junior class play, Foot-Loose. The junior-senior reception, on the evening of May 16, was an evening of hilarity as the senior prophecy was read and one of sadness as Graduation Day was sung. Of course we had our fun, but the long hours of study were also rewarded by scholastic honors. The junior class was well represented on the Saturday morning in spring, when the scholarship team went to Miami University. Time revealed us, the class of '59, as seniors wondering whether we were actually ready to face the realities of the future. Staging the class play, Desperate Ambrose, planning the senior prom, participat- ing in senior career day, receiving our senior pictures, selecting our graduation announcements, and ex- pressing thanks to teachers who steered us through our years, we realized we were rapidly closing the door on the most important year of high school. As the last moment of the junior-senior reception drew near, each one realized the significance of that moment of reunion and joy. 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'IAQ Choose HERB'S JEWELRY 81 WATCH REPAIR I6 Nor+I1 Elm S+ree+ WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO I Your Career Carefully MIDWEST'S LEADING SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE gi l24 Easi' Third SI'ree'I' BA2-4674 DAYTON, OHIO Wri're for Free LiI'era'Iure w ALLIED SCREW PRODUCTS COMPANY Precision Screw Machine Products Brown and Sharpe Automatics 535 EAST DIXIE DRIVE Wesi' CarroIII'on C. W. CLAGETT TeI. UL9-3632 5. we U T S T ylor Says L 'P Go Bowling Wifh A 'I' f 'I' FORTEN ER S BOWLING LAN ES 28 Easf Linden Avenue R. L. JOHNSON-REALTOR 4726 Soufh Dixie TEL. AX9-2830 HANKINS CONTAINER CO. Wes? Sycamore Sfreef MIAMISBURG Tel. UN6-333I PATTERSON RESTAURANT 2I I0 Sou'l'h Pa++erson Blvd. DAYTON. OHIO SOUTH DAYTON HOME FURNISHINGS 3578 KeH'ering-Roufe 25 Sou+h DAYTON 9. OHIO-AX 8-I478 1 f its -ll 7701 X ' Q 'ixigr II IIIIIIVM . Ia If me e f K orrssr PLATEMAKERS Ww ,0M BOB'S PARTY SUPPLY 22 Nor+I1 Easi' Elm WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO UI.9-3654 K 81 D PURE OIL SERVICE UL9-8646 429 Eas'l' Dixie Drive WEST CARROLLTON We Don I Wan? AII fhe Business We Jusi' Wan? Your Business ROY M. PLUMBING 81 REPAIR UL9-3935 O WEST CARROLLTON OHI EDDIE DECKER IBUTOR DISTR Miami Maid Bakery Produc'Is 9I3 Soufh PaHerson Blvd. DAYTON, OHIO THE GENUINE AUTO PARTS CO S S 'Ih Sh y . I840 Wesi' Third SI. 9 Eas Third S+. LOUBERT S STATIONERS, INC. Indus+riaI and CommerciaI Office SuppIies I46 VALLEY ST. DAYTON 4, OHIO Complimenfs of BAR-JAN BOWL, INC 3522 Ke'Hering BIvd. AX9-5564 + CKEYS BEAUTY SHOP Sellers oa TEL. UL9-4287 MALONE CAMERA STORES. INC. Four Fine S+ores u Every+hing PhoI'ograpI1IC DowNrowN-TOWN AND COUNTRY EASTOWN-WESTOWN ' DAYTON WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO OL DRY CLEANI 602 E. Dixie Drive Qualify Dry Cleaning Reasonably Priced STEBBINS' PLUMBING AND HEATING 62I Easi' Dixie Drive WEST CARROLLTON UL9-4534 I W I iiii ikiffi, iiiiii iiiiii 39? , I? DWYER MILL 5225 so. Drive uL9-3682 BUILDING SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, TILE FENCE, FEED, FARM SUPPLIES, PAINT THE CARI LLON CAFETERIA 20II SouI'I'I Dixie Avenue DAYTON, OHIO Paul and Halla Klees Tel. AX9-9622 xv ,...,... With HAU ER INSTRUMENTS HUB? musxchouse 34 E. Firsf Sf. 8111.2-2.915 DAYTON'S COMPLETE BAND INSTRUMENT CENTER 1 1 f 1 s 5 g ! 5 3 Y fl A-3 4 , ' ,L an +I? :L ,M 4 5 1 Q' W 9 f ' V91 'ii f 3-iff 9' In A '4 E316 A ' fy 43 94311 aff.-f. if fini' iw f I 3, Q . g ig, M? ,S it sh ,K 45 . 1-qi: fy ip 4? :gif , d. .ir -, Rf, !3U '-5 i5..fjJ'2E J , 4 63. wg fi? 'Ju 'Q'- i'n 99 '?i 7? vii ,gy ? 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UL9-873I SMlTH'S BOAT HOUSE JUST EAST OF WEST CARROLLTON Dealer for Mercury Ou+board Mofors, Boais, Trailers, Boaf KiI's, Accessories. Chris-Craff and Cenfury Speed Boa+s Boa'Is and Mo+ors for Ren+ by The Hour TEL. UL9-3610 TQTQNLGE COCHENOUR-LENZ, LTD. l' ' ' '92 THQ I' DIXIE LIVE BAIT AND TACKLE One S'rop for Fishermen Hunfing and Fishing License SI1o+gun Shells SIS WEST CENTRAL AVENUE UL9-4443 INSURANCE Offers CompIeI'e Insurance Service 24 Easi' Cenfral Ave. MIAMISBURG I STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN If You Need To Reduce-IHSIST Oh 5I'6UffeI' 4726 Sau+h Dixie DAYTON, OHIO Li ,......,.....T 'Wm , ,. . 9 . , W g , ,pv- Q, , im E K . -L : 1 f, Q . I , .: -. 7. K A 3 I -:' 0' 'Z' Q-Sf'L 'J' lg 4 3 f ' X f. 9 f,.,,.............. .fi 3? fn' is ku - A IIEll dWIlBEIIT I - f R '...,- A.L - 'F Q'-x fQ1V QI BURIAL VAULTS -' M --Ly ' gg- When Only me L.-. IS Good Enough 'II-gig: Over 1,300,000 Infermenfe Have lean Made In WILIERT IURIAL YAULTS SOLD ONLY THROUGH SELECT FUNERAL DIRECTORS ! 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BA3-8242 Il- ii!-IEEQHIEI-11EIlIlI1l'QiLH THROCKMORTON BROTHER'S HARDWARE TWO LocATioNs 822 Easi' Dixie Drive WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO Spinning and Kemp Roads DAYTON, OHIO Open 7 Days a Week 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. STRAGAN D'S IGA FOODLINER Prescrip+ion Drug S'rore 3940 KETTERINC-5 BOULEVARD Ax9-5553 i THE AMERICAN MORAINE PAPER COMPANY ENVELOPE COMPANY DIVISION of Wesi' Carrollion, Ohio Wes+ Carroil+on, Ohio DU NAHUE'S POU LTRY 81 EGGS I003 Norfh Main S1'ree+ MIAMISBURG Tel. UN6-290I A A Pa . i,'.- Y 'Thi Q v i Q :sf 5 ,, Hg QB E Shoes GREEN E'S FAMILY STORE and Ciofhing for +he Main and Elm S+ree+s WEST CARROLLTON UL9-484l Family NNN' N, NM REED'S DRUG STORE 5 Nor+I1 Elm S+ree+ WEST CARROLLTON, OHIO UL9-3354 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMISBURG TeI. UN6-3356 SAN RAE GARDENS, INC. ParI'y C 5536 orsages and Bouqueis Sou+I1 Dixie Highway DAYTON 9, OHIO Tel. UL9-35I I HOMECOMING QUEEN, SHIRLEY PARKS ls Convinced Thai' 'For fhe FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY She'll Pa1'ronize TH E OSBORNE STU DIOS l52l Cenfral Avenue MIDDLETOWN, OHIO MIAMISBURG SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 20 Easf Cenfral Avenue UN6-253I REAL ESTATE LOANS AND SAVINGS 6 THE VALLEY SUPPLY CO. LTD. Builders' Supplies, Lumber, Cement Plasfer, Brick, Tile CompIe+e Line of Coal Furnaces, Hearing and Air Condi+ioning PO. BOX I88 MIAMISBURG. OHIO 5I0 SouI'I1 Riverview Avenue Tel- UN6'246I DRAYER MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouih Sales and Service I2 Easi' Linden Avenue MIAMISBURG, OHIO UN6-223i JAMES R. HATCHER Harcher Service 49l5 Springboro Pike DAYTON 9. OHIO Tel. AX3-570l BETTY J. WALKER REALTY Be'Hy and Frank Walker Associafesz Marcella and O'Ho Shaver Louise and Kuri' Gosfel Wai'l'er G. Whife 8l7 So. Elm Sfreef WEST CARROLTON, OHIO Tel. UL9-93l0 AND UL9-3I8l FRANK P. WALKER INS. AGENCY Au+o-Fire Inland Marine-Bonds , ,7',.,L,, H A L W, .. BENNY'S TELEVISION SERVICE 5003 SouI'I'1 Dixie Drive MORAINE CITY, OHIO Tel. AX9-380I SaIes and Service Com plimenfs A FRIEND scorn-1oRN FLOOR COVERIN6 9I3 E. Dixie WEST CARROLLTON. OHIO For Free Esfimafes and Exper+ Workmanship CALL UL9-892 I 233 A SALUTE TO YOUTH This is a saluie fo Wesf Carrollfon-+o iis people and especially +o ifs youih. You, 'lhe youih of our communify are iis fuiure cifizens. We of THE OXFORD PAPER COMPANY believe fhar good cifizenship ranlcs highesl' among fhe goals individuals and business firms can sei' 'for fhemselves. You-fhe you1'h of our communiiy--we urge you 'lo recognize 'lhe values and lhe safisfaciion 'lhal' go hand-in-hand wifh being good cifizens under all circumsfances. The I959 Pirafan has been excepiionally forfunaie in procuring +he besl' available pho'I'ographs of s'I'uden+s and +heir acfiviiies ai' Wes'l' Car- rollfon High. Since a yearbook is a picfure book, ii is impossible +o idenfif 'I'he ar+is'r of every piciure. We wish +o ihanlc 'l'hem all, bul' we are especial: ly grafeful fo Osborne Sfudios in Middlefown and Barker-Schulfz phoio- graphers of Wesl' Carrollfon. THE PIRATAN STAFF FACULTY A D DMINISTRATI E I DEX Ackerman, Mrs. Barbara ,A,,V,..,,,,,.A,,w--,-- Armstrong, Mrs. Elizabeth ...,.,,. 36, 61 105, 128, 1771 115 ' Gilmore, Mrs. Ida ...........................,........ 121 103 Graban, Steve .......... ....,. 7 7, 82, 100, 119 Powell, Mrs. Eunice ...,..... 120, 171 Randall, Mrs. Ann .,,,., ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 12 Riddle, Paul ,..,..,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 9, 120 Robbins, Ross .......1.... ...,.... 3 2, 50, 118 Russell, Harry A. ...... ...,,.,,.,.. 2 4, 111 Schnell, H. E. ,,,,,,,, ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 4, 110 Sears, Donald ......... 52, 113, 177 Scutt, William ....... ..,,,.,.,..,,., 48 , 120 Shanklin, Dorris ........ ,..,.. 3 2, 37, 61, 117 144, 169 Snouffer, Mrs. Ruth ,...,,,..,,,,,,..,...,,....,.... 116 Spangenberg, Mrs. Marilyn .... 62, 115, 169 Strahan, John ...,.,.......,,,,.,,,,A,,,.,,4,,,,,, 38, 114 Stephens, Mrs. Edith .... .....,...,.. 40 , 113 Treon, Forrest ..,,..,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 10, 112 Tufts, Mrs. Reva ,,....1,.., ..,..,,,,..,,., 1 12 Vincent, Mrs. Helen .,,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 12 Wentzel, Mrs. Marcella .......,..........., 52, 118 Werner, Mrs. Gertrude ......,.,,.. 68, 104, 113 138 Gress, Winston ........ ........,................ 1 24 Beckett, Linda ........,,.............,. 112 Haggerty, Heffv ---'---'-------- 44 461 47, 115 Bentley, A. A. ,1.... .11,.., 9 1, 115, 173 Hell, 101111 ee---------'-------- ---------'-------- 8 3, 117 Bngan, Donald ......... .,,... 9 3, 100, 116 Harrie, MIS- Marr ---'-'--- ----A---'-'-- 7 0, 113 Booher, Suzanne ---,- --------------. 6 3, 116 Hinds, Mrs. Rosemary .,.,.. ..,....... 6 3, 119 Brown, H. E, ----,- ,-,Y,-Y,Y-V,,-,,,- 5 9, 115 Hoff, Mrs. Charlotte ....... ..................... 1 12 Chaney, Claude ------- -,---V--- 7 7, 82, 92, Houck, Alvin ........,...... ..,,..,.. 9 3, Clay, Ralph ......... .,,......,. 8 2, 92, 121 Howard, Richard ..........................,........... 121 Collins, David ...... ............. 1 13, 149 Hubbard, Phillip -,,,,-,,,,,.-,,,,,,,,--,,,--,,-,,,,,,, 120 Cribler, Gerald -.--.-f --------- 3 7, 114, 170 Huffman, Mnrl ...r.r....,. 66, 67, 98, 118, 177 Cray' T' W' ' A '7 7 1 19 Ingledue, James .. ,...,,.1,,.,,, 77, 82, 119 Dalton' Coufmey '---'---'---'---77e-7777-7'-'77'777- 117 Johnson, James ...,... ......... 5 6, 111 Dean, Martha .,,..................... 39, 56, 60, 111 , , Justice, R. A. ................... ...... 1 21 DeWeese, Mrs. Elizabeth ,.1,.......1......,..... 116 , Disney, Dale 118 Lackey, Mrs. Phyllis ....,.... ........ . 114 Doan, Rupert ..1,., ,,..,,..,, 4 1, 116 Lane, Jemee ' 6 5' 115 Eisele, Clair .....,...... .............. 9 5, 111 Marek, Rebeeee ------- ----------------- 1 20 Frederick, Robert .,,,,,, ,..,,,1,. 3 2, 117, 168 Miller, MHFY All!! ------- ----------1-------------- 1 21 Frush, Willard ....... ..,.....1............ 1 18 Newberg, John ,,....... .....,. 1 20, 166, 170 Abner, Roger ............., ,,...,,..,.. 1 37 Baber, Dave .....,,.. .....,...1..... 5 0, 147 Abney, Kenneth ,..,., .,..,,, 1 00, 101 Baber, Ralph ......, ......... 8 2, 100, 147 Acuff, Donnie ,... ,...,,.,, 1 37 Bailey, Barbara .....,. .......................... 1 47 Acuff, Larry ...... .,,,..,...,,................ 1 78 Bailey, Eula .,..,... ........ 5 7, 157, 160 Acuff, Ronnie .. ..................,............. 137 Baker, Barry ......,, ........ 1 02, 126, 128 Adkins, Bob .....,..,.....,..... 23, 58, 90, 93, 147 Baker, Connie ..... ......,..,..1....1........ 1 57 Adkins, Ethel .,..................,,.....,...,.,....,,..,, 137 Baker, Mike ,,,, ....,..,................ 5 3, 82 Allen, Nancy .................... 69, 107, 147, 154 Baker, Ronnie ,,,,, ,,.,,,,, 8 2, 137, 143, 147 Anders, Claudia .... 45, 66, 69, 70, 106, 147 Ball, Eddie .,....,... ..,............ 8 3, 92, 126 Anders, LuAn .....,...................,,..,,..,,, 45, 126 Ballard, Ronnie ,,--,, ,,,,,,,,1,.,,,,,,,, 8 2, 157 Al'ldCl'S0l'l, Sh3l'0Il .....,.,.... 51, 63, Banks, S011-ia Sue ,-,l,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 62, AIld1'8WS, .l3.Ck .......... ...................... 8 3, 126 Bannister, Marian .,,,..,,...,....,.,... - .......... 178 Andrews, Rose ......... ................. 5 6, 178 Bannister, Mike ........ 23, 82, 91, 137, 143 Anslinger, Bob ........ ............ 45 , 126 Barber, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 137 Arden, Bob ........,..... .,.....,.,.......,...... 1. Barnes, Dave Vfvw,----,------,,---,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,,,, Afgabfight, Nancy --f------------- 45, 49, 69, 70 Barnes, Gary ............ 33, 37, 56, 77, 78, 94 107, 137 95, 100, 102, 178 Argabright, Sondra ,... 45, 49, 60, 66, Barsalou, Don '-V-.-F.,-------------------.4-.--,-,----, Armstrong, Jim ...1............ 58, 82, 137, 143 Beachler, Tom ,,,,,,,, -,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 1 26 Amold, Bill .......................... 57, 82, 99, 157 Bean, B111 ,.,,-,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 147 Aflwld, Rfmllie ---1---- 55, 57, 77, 73, 34, 85 Beck, Madleine ........ 39, 42, 68, 106, 157 39, 90, 147, 178 Beckett, Judy ...,.... 57, 61, 68, 75, 103, 105 Arwood, Jimmy ........................................ 137 107, 157,167,171 Ashburn, C3I'10n3 ........,....... 50, 62, 70, Benson, Sharon -,hhv-------A----,-,,-,.-,-.-,-. 47, Ashworth, Martha .,.,,..,.,.. 51, 69, 107, 137 Blackburn, Jan ---,------ ---------,-----------,,--- 1 26 Aehwerth, William ------------ 57, 59, 93, 157 Blackburn, Sharon ..,.... ..,........... 5 0, 157 Aster, Shannen ------- --'-----------4--------- 1 57 Blair, Dave ..,,...,....,.... ,...... 5 7, 97, 157 AfkiI1S, Bob ---........... ..........,. 83 , 126 Blake, Teddy .......... ................... 1 34 Alldia, Jimmy Dee ..- ..... 82, 137 Boehm, Gary ....... ....,..,........,... 83 , 126 Aufuldish, Jerry ,,,,,, ,,.,,- 1 02, 14.7 Bolen, John ......., .............................. 1 37 Austin, Joyce ........ ........ 5 7, 157 Bolingeff Kai' ----1------------- 39, 40, 51, 53, 70 Austin Tom ..r,,, 134 107' 137 ' , ' Bolinger, William ........ 56, 59, 77, 80, 100 A-Yde10lt6, .llm ...- .............. ......... 5 0, 157 101' 178 Bond, Charles ....,.. 178 Wills, Minnie ..........,,. ,,,..,,.,,, 5 6, 114 Woodman, Ruth ........ ,,,,.,,,, 1 18, 177 Bond, Geraldine .,.......,.,......,......,........,...,. 157 Bond, Nadine .................................... 50, 147 Borger, Sharon ,,...,.. 21, 23, 38, 54, 57, 61 66, 67, 68, 107, 158 Borton, Robert ....,,..........,....,......,...,...,... 179 Bowden, Barbara ..........,. 62, 69, 106, 147 Bowen, Lewis ,........,...........,.............,......,. 157 Bowie, Nancy ,....... 57, 61, 68, 74, 107, 157 Bowling, Harley ........,...,...,..............,...... 126 Bowman, Beverly ..,..., ....,.. 1 57, 160, 164 Bowman, Chuck ................................ 82, 137 Bowman, Larry .,..,,...........,...,....,..,.......... 179 Bowman, Linda ......,..... 45, 49, 55, 57, 157 Bowman, Lloyd ..,...,..,........,...,...,......,....,. 137 Boyd, Dorothy ..............., 50, 58, 62, 69, 107 147, 154 Brane, Robert ....,.... ................... 4 5, 147 Breisch, Fred .,...,......., .......................... 1 37 Brewer, Clyde .......,........,.....,..... 50, 70, 137 Bridenbaugh, Carolee .... 30, 45, 57, 61, 157 Bridenbaugh, Duane ........................ 59, 147 Briggs, Mike ...................,.........,...,,.,...... , 126 Brock, Sandra ................ 50, 58, 62, 69, 71 106, 14-7 Brooks, Donnis .......... .......... 5 6, 169, 179 Brosch, Pete ..... - ........... ......,........... 1 37 Brown, Ann ........ ..... - 55, 179 Brown, Byron ......... ....,..... 1 37 Brown, Denny ..... -.. .................. 47, 83 Brown, Gene ...... .....,...... T ............. 1 47 Brown, Jerry ....... ......... 8 3, 98, 99, 157 Brown, Brown, Brown, .1 o an ........ Karla .... -..- Larry ...... 55, 61, 158 ...-. 51, 137 137 235 Brown, Paul .......,,..,., .,.,,,A.,,,,A,, Brown, Richard ,....... ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,, Brown, Shanley ,,,.,.,,, ,..,,,4 8 3, 126, Brown, Timmie .,.....,,.r,.,,,,,,...,. 82, 91, Bullock, Bobbie 40, 51, 58, 69, 107, Bundy, Nancy ,.......,,...............,...r...,..r..,,, Bunn, Bud ,.,...................,,.,,,,.,,,,,. 50, 57, Bunn, John ,,,,,,,. 27, 45, 49, 56, 93, 98, Bunn, Linda ...,...,.r,,,,,,,,,,..,...,..,,,,,,,,,,, 55, Buras, Carl ...... Burdette, Kitty ,... '' 'Eli'E5fEiQ E5Q I5iQA STUDENT INDEX Cook, Cliff ........ ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Cook, James ...,.. ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...,..,...,,, Cool, Phil ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,A,.,,,,.,,A,,,,,, 58, 91, C661, Priscilla .... 30, 57, 68, 71, 107, Coon, Donald .......................,.,.....,,..,.,,,,,,, Corson, Richard ...,..,,......,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,, 47, Counts, Jean ........ 40, 63, 69, 70, 107, Cowdrey, Richard .,.....,,i.,..,..,..,, 83, 92, Coyle, Lonny ..,,...,,,,, ,...,.........,.. Culver, Larry ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,, Craig, Glen ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,- 50, 103, Craig, Joyce ...,,.i,.,..,,,.,.,......,,...,,.,,,,, 50, Craig, Ronnie ,... 76, 77, 81, 94, 96, 100, Burke, Harriet ..........,,...,,.,,,,,,..,,...........,,, Bussard, Freddy ..,..... ,,,,,,,,. 4 5, 49, Bystrek, John ................ ..,,,,,,,,.. 8 2, 148 C Call, Richard ...............,. ....o,,.,,,..,,,.,. 1 37 Campbell, Elmer ........... ,............,,..,..,,. 1 79 Campbell, Madeleine ....,....... 30, 4-5, 49, 57 61, 66, 158 Campbell, Ronnie ..,..,.. 90, 93, 97, 102, 148 Carmack, Billy ....... ........, 5 9, 77, 94, 179 Carmack, Eddie ......... ..,.......,,..,.,,,, 1 37 Carroll, Junior ........ ..,.,, 5 9, 99, 180 Carter, Charles .,..,. ......,.. 5 7, 79, 158 Carter, Martha .,.1..,,1,,.,,,.,,,,...,..,. 51, 58, 137 Case, Pamela ,.,........,.......,,..,.,,,,,,,..., 56, 180 Casey, Sandy ........ 50, 58, 62, 69, 106, 148 Caupp, Eugene ,,.............,......,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,. 126 Caupp, Larry ,...,..... ..,.,,...,...11,,...... 1 38 Cayce, Sherry ..........., ,,,,,... 6 2, 69, 148 Chambers, Ronald ........ ..........,.1,,,,..,,., 1 80 Chansler, Larry ..1..1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 102, 126 Chester, Gloria ,,...... 25, 37, 50, 53, 54, 56 60, 66, 68, 71, 104, 105, 107, 176, 180 Chrlstman, Judy .,,,,,,,,.,.,........... 45, 49, 148 Chrisman, Nancy ........ 25, 50, 52, 54, 56 60, 66, 67, 68, 71, 104, 105, 107, 180 Creager, Juanita .......,..,,...,.. 50, 52, 69, Crlder, Barbara .,.1.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,..,...,.,.....,,., Crider, Loretta ,.,......... 50, 57, 68, 106, Croy, Judy .... 50, 58, 62, 66, 69, 106, Crumley, Harriet ,,..,.,,,,,,,.,, Crutchfield, Sharon Cummings, Mildred Curp, Richard .,,,,,,,,.,, Curry, Opal ,...,.......... Curtis, Dixie ,....... Curtis Cutlip, ,Jim .....,.. Dafler, Marcella ......... Daniel, Paul ,1........ Danzeisen, Joyce ......... Danzeisen, Richard Daubendick, Gail ,,,,,,,, 1,,,,,, Davis, Cynthia ..,....,. Davis, Larry .......... Dayspring, Fran .,..... Mike ...1..,,.1,,,,,,, ,.,1,., 45, 58, 62, ....ffffffEEQ 50, , 45, 46, 138 158 138 158 148 126 138 126 138 138 148 148 158 148 134 158 148 148 134 158 182 148 134 148 138 158 126 50, 58, 70 51, 126, . 50, 58, Dean, Jerry ,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 8 2, Debrenceni, Lonie ,,,,,,, .,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, Denny, Richard ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,. 8 2, 91, Dever, Phillip ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dickman, Ron ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Doggett, Susan .....,.. ,....,.,...,,,,i,.,,, Doll, Richard ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 5, 70, Donovan, Ricky ....... Dooley, Fred ...,.... Dooley, Ronnie ..,1.., 47, 132 149 138 182 149 149 126 138 138 158 158 149 126 158 138 182 Ducker, Susan ,.........., 36, 66, 71, 171, Duncan, Bill ...,.... 30, 38, 54, 57, 59, 66, 82 158 Duncan, Mary ...,,, 100, ,,,,,., 51, 58, Clark, Don ..,,.,,..,,.....,..............,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,, 138 Clark, Kenneth ,,,,,, ,,,,,1,,,,,,i,, 1 48 Clawson, Bonnie ,......,..,,...,...,.,,,,,,,,1,,.,,,.. 138 Clayton, William ...,..,.,..,.,,,..1,,.,, 56, 59, 181 Cleary, Chris .......r 21, 23, 38, 39, 50, 58 62, 69, 71, 75, 148, 154 Clendenon, Keith ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,..,,.., 158 Click, Don .......,...r...,.,,.,,,.....,,,..,..,,.......... 158 Clinesmith, Anita ...,.,,,,,.. 45, 49, 57, 61, 68 107, 158 Coatney, Carolyn ..,,.,,,.,., 39, 50, 52, 56, 68 71, 181 Coffey, Wanda ...,..,.......,,...,...................... 158 Coleman, Beverly .,,,..r. 33, 50, 52, 56, 60 68, 74, 103, 104, 105, 106, 181, 192 Coleman, Bill ,,,,,......................, 59, 102, 148 Coleman, Mary ,.,..,...... 51, 63, 69, 107, 138 Collins, Jo Ann .,,.,, ,.,,..,,,.....,,,,,...,,,.,,,. Collins Ruby ...... ...,.,., Collins, Stanley ,..... ..r.r,,.,,,r,,,,,,,,,,, Combs, Dorothy ,.,........................r..,..,.,..,. Combs, John .,,.......,...,....... 45, 49, 138, Combs, Jolene ...,......,. 25, 27, 36, 50, 54, 55 58, 60, 66, 67, 68, 71, 173, 181 Cook, Carolyn Cook, Connie ..... 36 N'W'''J 'ffffffff E6f Ei', 158 Eads, Eads, Eagle, Marlene ..,,,, ,... ,.,,,,, 6 3 , Ronald ...,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carolyn ..,,. .,,,,,,, 6 3, 51, Earley, Beverly ...,,,., Eastin, Linda .....,,, Eby, Jacob ,....... Eby, Marvin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Edgmgton, Rosemary ...,,,,,,,,.,,,....,.,,,.,,, Edison, Richard ...,.,.,,,,. 54, 66, Elder, Eric ......., ...,,....,.,,,,,....,..,,,,, , 59, 82, 138 126 138 138 139 45 182 182 182 158 126 Elliott, Rusty ...... ........ Ellis, David .......... .........,...... Engle, Lucienne ...1.. ...........r...,....... Engler, Judy ............ ,...,.... 5 8, 69, Enslen, Michael ..,..... ,......................... Ertel, Nancy .....................,,. 4-5, 4-9, 58, Eskridge, Wanda .............................. 50, Estep, Monty ..,. 77, 81, 84, 85, 90, 100, Estep, Sylvia ....,.....,...,,..,,.,.......,,,,... 50, Etheridge, David ...................................... Etheridge, Darryl ...... .,...,,.....,...,......... Eubank, Carolyn ................ 4-5, 48, 49, Eubank, Ted ,.r,.....,. .,.................... Evans, Leonard .............. ....... F Fahmey, Dede .,....,. 25, 45, 49, 57, 61, 104, 105, 107, Fahmey, Dick .............,.....,..,..,..,...,......,.. Farley, Patricia ...... .,.........,... Farquer, Carol ....... ..,..., 45 , Faulkner, Roger ...................................... Faulkner, Stephen ..................................,. Ferguson, Dale ..,. 54, 93, 100, 101, 172, Ferguson, Dennis ............ 82, 97, 102, Fleming, Judy ....,..............,..,..,.,.,..,,.,,,.,,, Fleming, Robert ....,... ..,...,. Flynn, Delmus ....... ,...... Fogt, Don ..,r,....,. .......,....... Foley, Pat ........ ....,.............. 5 1, Folker, Doug .,..,.. .............................. Ford, Mary ....,..... ...... 45 , 49, 58, 70, Forsyth, Mike ......... ..,............. 5 8, 82, Fowler, Bill ...,,,r .............. Fowler, Linda ,..,.. ...........,............... Fraley, David ...... .............................. Frank, Gary ...,..,..,....,..... 23, 59, 90, 97, Frantz, Judy ................ 50, 58, 69, 106, Frantz, Larry ..... Fritz, Linda .......,. Fronk, Patricia ...... Frye, Karen ...,,.,,, Frye, Pamela .,.,... Fuller, Jerry ...,.... 50, so, 50, 64 76, 77, 159: Fuson, Gerry ...... ...........,..... 1 27, Fuson, Jackie ...... ....... ......,.r....,......... G Garland, Micheal .......... ............... Garrett, Lynette ................................ 50, Garrison, Wesley ........,.......,...,. 83, 127 Gaskill, Carolyn ..,..,.. 55, 60, 66, 183, Gaskill, Linda ..............................,.......,... Gates, Herbert ....,........,..,....................... Gates, Joice .,,,....,,.. 39, 50, 58, 69, 70, Gauldin, Tom ...............,..........., 82, 91, Gauldin, Virginia Gaver, Janice .,,... Gaylor, Pat ......... Geiger, Larry ,.... George, Leila ....,........,.......... 42, 56, 60, 68, 107 50, 39, 51, sa, Gibbons, Elaine .....,.......... 39, 68, 107, 139 126 182 149 127 149 158 159 149 149 126 183 126 148 68 159 100 159 127 139 149 183 148 149 126 139 149 139 127 149 149 149 127 127 149 149 183 149 134 127 159 164 132 159 159 149 132 193 127 100 150 139 104 183 150 127 159 139 159 Gibson, Margie .........,.........,......A....,...A..,, 139 Gilbert, Jon ...........,...,.,.....,...,..,,.,,..,,, 45, 127 Gilbert, Larry .,...,,, 58, 59, 77, 80, 90, 97 102, 150, 154 Gilbert, Mildred ........ 50, 58, 69, 106, 150 Gillette, Sue ..,.......,.,,., 50, 58, 69, 107, 150 Gillum, Beverly ....... ....... 4 7, 63, 70, 139 Gilpin, Carol ...r.,,,.,, ................r 5 1, 139 Gipson, Elizabeth .....i. ................,..,, 1 28 Goar, Gloria .......,.. ,....,,.,,,.,,,,,..,,.. 6 3, 128 Godby, Jack ,r,... ....... 4 5, 46, 52, 150 Godby, Tom ...... ..............,......,, 8 3 Golden, Ann ....., .,..,. 1 34 Goldshot, Don ....., ....., 1 39 Goldshot, Roy ....,. ...... 1 34 Graham, Bob ......., ,,.... 1 39 Graham, Shirley ,...... .......,....,...,.,,,,,.. 1 28 Grant, Donny ....... ........,.,...,...... 8 3, 128 Gray, Edna .,...... .......,. 5 0, 69, 107, 150 Gray, Eugene r.,.,,,. .......,. 9 4, 95, 97, 159 Gray, Flossie .... ......,.. 6 8, 107, 160 Gray, Helen ...r. ,..,,...,..,,,,,. 1 34 Green, Dana ..... ....., 8 3, 128 Greene, Don .,....,.. ,. ....... ....,r.,. 1 39 Greene, Ina Lee .,,....,..,.,..........,...,..,,.,,..... 160 Gregg, Robert ............ 45, 52, 53, 181, 183 Greth, Chuck ........ ......,.........,....,.....,. 1 50 Grushon, Tom ...... ....,............ 1 60 Gueltig, Mike ...... ...,... 8 2, 92, 128 Gwinn, Donna ..,., ,... ..,.,.,... 6 8 , 105 H Haas, Beverly ,,,,.,, .,,,... 4 5, 49, 54, 160 Haas, Lee ......... .........,........,.,...,.,........ 1 34 Hahn, Judy .,....................,...........,..,,...,,.. 150 Haines, Jackie .... 40, 51, 58, 69, 107, 139 Haines, Nicky .,......................,,.,............. 128 Hall, Dean ........ ...... 46 , 139 Hall, Jack ......... ........................ 1 39 Hall, Janet .......................,.................. 56, 60 Hall, Lynn ...........r...,........ 62, 69, 106, 150 Hall, Nancy ........ 58, 62, 69, 107, 150, 183 Hall, Norman ......,.........,....,.......,............ 160 Hall, Sandra .......... 39, 62, 58, 69, 106, 150 Halsey, Bob ..,,..,,...,.................,.... - .......... 139 Hamiel, Dick ........ ,,.... 5 0, 51, 160, 164 Hamiel, Linda .......... ..,..........,....,...,.,.... 1 84 Hamiel, Maribeth ........,... 58, 69, 107, 139 Hammond, Johnny ,...,............,...,..,....,...... 83 Hankison, Rex .,,...... ....,.. 7 0, 82, 139 Hanners, Lynda .......,,,......,.............,...,... 128 Harbin, Bill .. ........,,..................,.............. 139 Harper, Doris ,,........ 41, 55, 56, 60, 66, 68 107, 184 Harris, Mike ........ .,,...............,....,,,,,,,., 1 39 Harris, Sherry .M ...... . .......,..,,,,.,, 128 Harshman, Lowell ......,.........,,.. 50, 51, 184 Hartzell, Patricia ......,. 52, 62, 69, 107, 150 Hatcher, Sandy ............ 55, 58, 69, 107, 139 Hauk, Patricia ......,...,......... 50, 58, 69, 150 Hawkins, Craig ..............................,...,.. 1. 134 Hawkins, Karen ..- 25, 54, 60, 68, 107, 184 STUDENT INDEX Hawkins, Reed ..........,,..r,.,,..... 52, 77, 184 Hayes, Keith ...................r,.,.r.........,...,r..,. 160 Hecker, Barbara ,.,,.,,,..., 45, 4-6, 47, 58, 150 Hecker, Bill ,..,....l... ...,.,...,..,.......,... 8 2, 160 Heist, Linda ..,.,...... .,,.,,- 1 60 Heitzman, John .,.,.. ...,.............,.....,,..,.. 1 34 Heitzman, Lynda ....,,.............,..,..,.......... 150 Helfinstine, Marcia .... 45, 49, 58, 139, 141 Helfinstine, Tom .,,.., .,.................. 5 7, 160 Helt, Sandy ...,.... ..,,... 4 7, 63, 128 Henry, Jim ............., ..,..,,.....,.......... 1 39 Hensley, Richard ................ 27, 52, 56, 185 Herriman, Judith ........,..... 45, 66, 181, 185 Hicks, Ronnie ........ ..r,.,,,.,,...,......., 1 50 High, Charles ......,, .....,. 8 2, 161 High, Sharon ...... .,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,... 1 34 High, Tanya ,,..,...,,. ,,...,,,., 5 0, 107, 150 Hime, Peggy ..,..,,,.r,,,,,.,,.........,...,,.,r,.,,..,,.. 185 Hintermeister, Ann ....,... 45, 49, 55, 62, 66 69, 70, 106, 150 Hisey, Janet ,....,,,,,,. ........... 6 9, 106, 150 Hobbs, Bob ......... ,.........., 4 5, 128 Hobbs, Charles ...................,............,...,,.,.. 83 Hobbs, Sherry .,..,.,. 50, 54, 55, 56, 60, 66 71, 181, 185 Hodge, Jon .,...,.,. ......,....,..r. 8 3, 127 Hodgson, Gary ...........,...,...,...........,..,...,A 139 Hodgson, Paul .................... 64, 65, 66, 161 Hodgson, Ross ,,,..... 52, 57, 59, 64, 66, 82 99, 161 Hoff, Bob ..........,..,.,r,,,.,,,,...,............... 50, 139 Hohnhorst, Nancy .,,....,,. 50, 55, 58, 62, 69 106, 150 Holbrook, Wanda ......... .,...... 1 39 Holbrook, Wendell ..............,.,.,.,.,........... 139 Hollan, Corbet ...................,.r.......,.,..,...,,.. 134 Hollan, Pat ,...,........, 20, 21, 22, 56, 85, 185 J Jackson, Jim ..,,.,.. 59, 70, 82, 97, 102, 151 Jackson, Martha ..,,,,,,,,.,,,r,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, 47, 129 James, Nancy ......,., t....... 5 7, 68, 107, 161 James, Judy .....r, ,r,,,,,,,..,,,r,,,,,,,,r,,,,, 6 3 Jamison, David ...... ..,........,,r,,,,,,,, 1 02, 129 Jenkins, Boyd ......... t....... 5 7, 100, 101, 161 Jenkins, Frances ....... .....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 40 Jenkins, Saundra ....... ,,,,, 1 29 Jennings, Francis ......,.. ,,,,,,, 5 1 Jewell, Norma .,..... ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 61 Johnson, Billy .,..,...... ,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 1 29 Johnson, Rosealie .......,,...,,,, 50, 62, 69, 106 148, 151 Jonas, Lynn ...,.,,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 29 Jones, Dick ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3, 129 Jones Jim ....... ...... 8 3, 92, 129 Jones, John ..,,.,r,, ,,,,,,-,, 9 2, 134 Jones, Judy ......... ,,,..,,-, 6 3, 14.0 Jones, Lany ....,.. ....... 1 51, 172 Jones Larry A. ,..... ,,,.,,,,,,,-,, 3 3, 36, 186 Jones, Louis .,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,---,,--- 1 61 Jones, Toby .......t ...... 3 0, 61, 68, 106, 162 Jones, William ,,.... ,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,----,,,,,- 1 34. Jordan, Jim ........,... ...... 5 9, 94, 97, 162 Jordan, Lee Jean ..,,., ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 29, 133 Jump, Theresa ......,....,.. ,,,,,,-,, 5 0, 151 K Kanninen, Nancy ,,,,,,,,, .--,,-,-,,,,,,- 1 62 Kastner, Ronald ...,..,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, 1 34, Kay, Jackie ........ ......... 8 3, 92, 129 Kechler, Jim -,,,,,, ,----,-,,,----, 9 8, 99 Kelley, Colin ...... Kelly, Carolyn ,...... Kelly, Eddie ...... Hollingsworth, Sandra ...,..,. 24, 41, 58, 62 69, 106, 149, 150 Holt, Richard ...,......... ........,. 9 4, 97, 161 Hopkins, Sigrid ........................................ 70 Houck, Janice .......,.......................... 75, 128 Houck, Sue ,........l.... 38, 50, 58, 62, 69, 71 106, 151, 154 Houseman, Carol ,....,.. 62, 69, 70, 107, 151 Howard, Alberta ..,...,..........................,..,. 134 Howard, Bill .......,.. ..........................,..., 1 00 Howard, Phillip ............ 82, 94, 96, 97, 161 Huber, Sharon ....... ,..,.........,...,............. 1 28 Hudgens, Bruce 128 Huey, Charlotte .........,.,..,....................... 161 Huffman, Judy .... 45, 55, 58, 69, 107, 139 Huff, Linda .........................,...,,....,..........,. 186 Hull, Ernest ............... ......... 1 86 Humerick, Carol .,..... ...,........ 1 29 Hurst, Clyde ...... 92, 134 Hurst, Norman ....... ...... 5 9, 93, 186 Hutchinson, Kay ..,,... .....,....,. 1 51 I Ingram, Dottie ,... 62, 69, 71, 106, 148, 151 Irwin, William ........................................ 151 Kemp, Curtis ...,...... Kemper, Lloyd Kemper, Norma ...,,,,,,,.,,,,,--,,,.,,,,, ,-,,-, Kendig, Jerry .... Kendrick, Roger Kerr, Nancy ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,.,,-- ---,-,--,-- Kerr, Sheila ..,....... 26, 50, 54, 56, Kesling, Dennis .......... 45, 46, 93, 102, Kesling, Linda ..,.....,... 55, 58, 69, 107, ............... . 151 69, 151 162 151 02, 140 162 56, 59, 82, 100, 101, 186 57, 162 186, 188 151 Kldwell, Joyce ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,- 1,------,-,-----.-- 1 29 Kidwell, Pat ,......,. Kimbrough, Sue Ann ,,,,,,, ,-,,,, Kincaid, Jackie ,.....,,,, ,,,,,,,,- King, Larry ....,.,.. King, Rickie ....... King, Tom ......,.... Kinney, Sandra .,...... Kissel, Ronald 140 151 140 63, 129 sa, 140, 165 4-5, 129 47, 140 41, 42, 56, 60, 66, 68 105,107, 186, 192, 209 45 Kline, Karen .............. 30, 39, 54, 55, 57, 68 71, 162 Kline, Tom ...... ....... - 58, 70, 140, 168 Knear, Carol .,.,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,,---,-,.-,-,,---,--- 30, 162 Kneer, Carol .,,......,,. 37, 50, 53, 60, 68, Kneer, Dick ..,...... 103 192 151 104, 105,106, 186, sa, 237 107, Knisley, Nina ,........... .A.... Kocher, Marianne . Kocher, Norma ,,.... Kokenge, Tommy ,. ff ....,.A..., DES, Kokot, Steve ..........w.. ..,Vw.. 5 7, 59, 97, Koverman, Larry ......... Koverman, Mike ,,,,,, .,,..r 3 7, 64, 150, Middleton, Johnny ....,............... 82, 91, 141 STUDENT INDEX Marcum, Connie .,.. A...., ...................... 5 0 , Marcum, Gary ,,,,.. Marcum, Lavell .,.,.. 27, 64, Koverman, Sue .......... ....... 5 2, 69, 107, Krebs, John ..,,.,,... ......,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Kreitzer, Joe ....1 .....r.........r............. 9 7, Kress, Carol ....., ....,... 4 9, 55, 60, 66, Kress, Ray ......... .....,,.r..,.r,,,..... 45 , Kuhn, Joyce ...... .,,..,r.. 6 3, 129, Kuhn, Judy ,.,...,..,, ,...... 4 5, 49, 62, Kuhn, Leonard ..,....,.... ..,.,,,,,,,, 1 00, L Lacey, Dale .,,,,..,...,................,,,.,. 45, 49, Lacey, Sue .........,.... 25, 48, 49, 54, 60, Lafferty, Pat ................ 57, 66, 82, 160, Lail, Billy ...,...... Lakins, Larry ..r,.,.. 7fQQff'5i,'79if'i5i Markle, Judy ......,,., Markunes, Frank 152 56, 77, 80, 187 Marsh, Jake ,,,,...... .1........,,,,........,,,, 1 40 Marsh, Mike, ...,....,,..,.,,....,. 45, 93, 151, 152 Martin, Charlotte ...... .,.....,,A.,,,,,,,........ 1 30 Mathes, Jim .......,..,, ...,..,,.,........,........... 1 52 Mathis, Dallas ........,,,,...... 45, 46, 49, 58, 97 102, 152 Mathis, Robert ...... ,.,,,,.1.,....,,,,.... 9 0, 135 Matson, Sondra ......,,...... 39, 57, 61, 68, 71 106, 163 Mays, David .,.,.,.. 56, 57, 77, 90, 97, 100 102, 163 Mays, Doug ...... ,,.. , .. 83, 92, 102, 128, 130 Mays, Kenny ,,,,........,,,,..........,,,,........,,,,.... 83 Mays, Wayne ,....... 41, 76, 77, 84, 85, 94 95, 100, 101, 102, 188 Meeker, Robin ...........,........,.,.........,,........ 135 Melzoni, Carolyn .....,.. Melzoni, Tommy Meyer, 39, 60, 68, 107, 188 135 Karen ....r..i.. ..,,,,......,.A..,.....,,,.... 1 52 Michael, Davi7i .,v,... ........,...........,, 1 00 83, 92 Middleton, Dave .,.,. Middleton, Janet .....,,,..1..... 50, 56, 68, 107 185 188 Lamb, Alfred ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 40, Lamb, Bob ...,......... ..,,.,,,,,,,,,, 4 9, Lamb, Richard ..,..,.. ....... 45 , 70, Lamb, Vivian ,.,... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Langdon, Ernie ........... ,,,,,, 9 2, Langdon, Kenneth .,,...r ,,,,,,,,,, Laughead, David .,,.,,... ,, .,,,,,,, ,, Leary, Eddie ,,,,,,,,r,,,r ,,,,,,, 8 3, Lee, Louise ,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 6 3, Leet, Harold ..,,..,...,. ,,,,,, Leet, Roy ...................., ,,,,,,,,,, Leigeber, Cloralene ..r,..r, W , ,,,,,,, 39, Leiter, Patty .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Leiwig, Rebecca ........ 51, 58, 69, 107, Lemons, Gary ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3, 92, Lemons, Larry ..,,,,,, .r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lesher, Gayle ,...,.. 63, 129, Lesher, Jackie .,...,....,,,, 39, 50, 58, 69, 107 Lewis, ,Carole ................ 58, 62, 69, 107 Leybourne, Malcolm ...,...,.......,..,,..., 92, Light, Beverly ....,.......,.....,. 39, 63, 127, Lindsey, James ,,,, Link, Ronald .....,.. Litturell, Ann r,,,r. 56, 79, 1 Milbern, Eddie ...... 22, 25, 54, 94, 96, 189 Milbern, Reggie 1,..,,.... 82, 90, 97, 102, 152 Millat, Millat, Millat, Millat, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Millers, Milton, Milton, Milton, Milton, Carol ....,,i .,,,.,,,,.....,,,A,.A....,,,,,,,, Euniece ,.,,., Irene ...,.... Sally .,.,..... 130 60, 189 151, 152 Bonnie , ...,.,. ............,,,,,..A,A 4 7, 141 Donna ,,,,,, ,.....,. 5 0, 107, 151, 152 Jackie .,,,, ........,,,,..A.....,,,Af, 1 30 Joe ,,,,-,- ,,......,.,,,....,..,,,,.. 1 63 Judy ..,,,,,,, 6,,,,6,.,..,,cctc,, 5 1, 58, 141 Nedra ... 50, 54, 61, 68, 104 106, 163 Shirley ....,,, ......,,,,,.,....,,,,........ 1 63 Jim ,,,,,,,,,,r, ,.,,,,,, 7 0, 82, 91, 141 Barbara ..,,..... .......,.....1.....,,,..,. 1 89 Diana ........, ....... 5 8, 152 Jo Ann ......, ............,1........11,1...1 1 35 Larry .....,,,.,1,..,...,1,,,,.,....,1,1.,.,.... 130 Lloyd, Glen ,11....... ,...,,,.,,, 8 2, 91, Lovely, Ronald ,,,..., ,..1,...,..,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Lowman, Buddy ..,.......,, 82, 90, 94, 97 Lowman, Virginia .,,.,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 45 Lucas, Brenda ,.,,..,,. ,,,,,,. Lucas, Lucas, Lucas, Lynch, Emerson .,... .,..,,,,.. Steve ......... Tim ..,,.., Peg ,,,,.,, Macllener, Jerry , Malnes, Bill ....,,...,,,. ,.,,,,, Manning, Chuck 728 82, 83, 63, M Misenheimer, Bill ..,,r.,. 26, 45, 49, 99, 189 Misenheimer, Charlotte ..,.1..,.... 45, 49, 69 105, 106, 152, 172 Misenheimer, Rosalie ......,,,, 45, 49, 55, 69 141 Mitchell, Betty ,......... Mitchell, Elaine ......... Molen, Sally .,.........1,,, Montgomery, John Montieth, Kenneth Moomaw, William ...... Morgan, Roger ....... 107, 63, 130 58, 152 152 152 152 Morris, Cheryl ....... .....1......1..............-. 1 41 Morris, David .........,,.........,,,,......,.1..,....-V.. 152 Morter, Donna ,,,.,....... 57, 61, 68, 107, 163 Mossbarger, George 92, 83, 102, 130 Mossbarger, June ......,r Moyer, Paul E. ........ . Mullins, Glenna ..,..... ........ 5 0, 56, 68, 104 190 Mullins, Mumma, Murphy, Murphy, Peg ..... Carol ...... .......,,,,,,,, 1 52, 154 Betsy .......,....,,,.........,. 68, 107, 190 Janice ,1,,...................... 56, 68, 190 Murphy, Othel ,...,.., 39, 41, 58, 69, 106 153 Mustalne, Toni ........,,,.,,,, 36, 58, 62, 69, 75 153 106, Myers, Cassandra ....,.,., ........ .,,....,,,,.. 1 4 1 Myers, Dale ............... Myers, Karen ..,,,.., Myers, Mary ...... 130 50, 153 McClellan, Bob ...1,...........,,,,.r,,..,,......,...,. 162 McClellan, Jane .....,,..,,,,......................... 135 McCloud, Kay .... 39, 51, 58, 69, 106, 140 McCloud, Sue .... 52, 57, 61, 68, 71, 106, 163 McCoy, Roger .........,..........,...,,1,...,..,. 70, 140 McDaniel, Bill ...... McDaniel, Frank ...,. 140 140 McDaniel, Frank .,,,,, .........,.,. 8 3, 129 Mclntosh, Dottie ,..... ,,....,......... 40 , 152 McKain, Padi ,,,,... .,,,. 45 , 49, 70, 152 McKain, Pete ,,,,,.............,....,.,.. 45, 130, 152 McKendree, Jesse .,,,,,,, McKnight, Harvard 30, 64, 65, 161, 163 188 McKnight, Jerry ,,,.,..,............,,,,............,. 163 McMillan, Linda .,,,...,..,..... 58, 69, 107, 140 McNally, Barbara .....,,.,..,................ 50, 152 McNeal, Pat ,,.,,.11,..,..,,....,,..,.....,........, 39, 63 McPherson, Sharon 26 37 38 50 52, S4f'56,'i4, 104, isa,'196 Nave, Bob .,....,. ....... 4 5, 49, 70, 82, 141 Neal, Jerry ..,.,... ,,..,............,,,,..,, 1 41 Nearing, Don ..,... ...........,......,,...,........... 1 53 Neff, Dianna .,,...,..,.......,,.,,,,...,.....,...,,.,,.. 141 Nelson, Marsha .,.,.,.. 39, 45, 49, 55, 58, 141 Nelson, Pam .......r.,.1......................., 45, 130 Ness, James ........ ......,..................... 45 , 141 Ness, Sandy ,.............. .,.... 4 9, 54, 163 Neyman, Daniel ......... N eyman, David ...... Nies, Carol ,......... Nies, David ..,,., Noble, Betty ..,..... Noble, Lillian ,,,,..... Noggle, Denver .... Noggle, Marty ..,,,... Norris, Lauritti ..,... Norton, Joyce ,.,..... Norton, Virginia ........,. 163 184, 190 58, 62, 153 163 58, 153 50, 153 40, 107, 153 135 135 Oberlies, John ..................,. 58, 82, 153, 154 Odegard, Beatrice Odegard, Ted .,..,... 63, 130 153 Ogan, Jimmy .,,.,.. ,...,.................... 1 41 Ogg, Judith .,.... ....... 2 5, 52, 53, 190 Ott, Dave ...., ,,..,,,, 8 2, 161, 163 Ott, Doug ..,,..,,. ...................,,,,.,.,.. 8 3, 130 Owens, Leslie .........................,,.,,,.A,,,...,,. 141 Oyler, Nancy ,1,,..11 45, Papageorge, Stephen Park, Carlyle ..,,..,.... 49, 69, 70, 107, 141 141 141 70, Parker, Carol ....... .......... 6 3, 141 Parker, Thomas ....1, ,,..,.. 4 0, 50, 153 Parks, Alice ,..1..... ...,............1............ 1 52 Parks, Jerry ......... ..,... 8 3, 92, 102, 130 Parks, Kenneth ................ 56, 59, 77, 81, 85 94, 190 Parks, Linda ...................... 51, 69, 107, 141 Parks, Shirley .,,,,... 20, 21, 22, 25, 52, 53 54, 56, 60, 66, 68, 74, 104, 105, 107, 191 Parks, Tom .........................,...,............ 47, 83 Parsons, Kathryn ,,,,..,.......,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.. 163 Pauley, Ned ........ 56, 77, 100, 102, 180, 191 Pearlman, Alvin ........................................ 131 Peffly, Frances ....,..................... 63, 131, 132 Peffly, Jake .........................,,.....,,...,..,,.. 153 Pence, Carolyn ........ 21, 22, 25, 50, 52, 56 60, 68, 74, 103, 105, 106, 191 Pence, Donna .... 40, 51, 58, 63, 69, 106, 142 Pendley, Larry .,., 30, 57, 59, 77, 79, 94, 97 163, 164 Pennington, lnis .......................,........ 63, 131 Penwell, Sandi ,,...,.. 21, 23, 30, 57, 61, 68 103, 105, 106, 163, 167, 169 Pflum, Pam ..,..,,...,..,......,..,..,,.. 50, 107, 153 Phillips, Billy .......,... Phillips, Elenora ...,..... ....... Phillips, Harold ..,.,, Pierce, Malinda ..,.... Pierce, Wayne ......... 131 191 153 135 Pinkerton, Ronnie .......... .......,...,...,,..... 1 91 Pinkerton, Winifred ...1... ,..,,,,,, 2 5, 50, 191 Pinyon, Ronald .......... ...,..,,. 6 4, 161, 164 Pohl, Kay .............. .....1....1.... 5 0, 153 Polland, Betty ...,..... ..1,,,,, 1 48, 153 Poorman, Donna ..,,,.... .......... 1 31 Popejoy, Joan ......... ,.,..,, ,,.,,. 1 64 Porter, Linda ..,. .,..,. 40 , 41, 58 Potts, Bob ........ ..,.,....,.., 1 42 Potts, Dale ,,,,,,.. .....,.... 1 53 Preston, Linda ........ ........,.. 5 8, 153 Price, Carole ,...,.,,.,........... 75, 131 Price, Donna ..,.,..................... 69, 106, 153 Price, Fred .........,........., 41, 47, 56, 81, 191 Price, Sandra ,..1 21, 23, 38, 58, 75, 69, 142 STUDENT INDEX R Randall, Fred ..,,....,,........,,.,.,,,,,,, 45, 64, 153 Randolph, Marge ,,,.,....... 45, 58, 62, 69, 70 106, 153 Rankin, Shirley ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 131 Rapp, Tom .,,.,,......, ,,,,,,, 1 64 Ratcliffe, Bobby ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 42 Ratcliffe, Frank .,...,,., 85, 192 Ray, Charles ,..1,, ,,,,,,,, 1 92 Ray, Sherry ...,..,...,, ,,,,,,,, 1 42 Ray, Sue ,.1,.1.,...,1...,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-, 1 92 Rayle, Norma Jean ...,.. ,,,,,,,, 1 31 Rehse, Nancy .......... ,,,,,,, 1 31 Reinhardt, Charles ......, ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,. 1 42 Reynolds, Dennis ..,,.. ............,,,.,,,,,,. 1 30 Reynolds, Larry ....,........,,...,. 93, 131, 192 Reynolds, Sharon .,,,,,,..... 57, 69, 106, 164 Rhoades, Don ......., ......,. 4 5, 46, 70, 142 Rice, Charles L ..,,,....,........................,,,, 142 Rice, Harriet ........,,.... 55, 57, 68, 107, 164 Rice, Roberta .............. 55, 57, 68, 107, 164 Richards, Don .............................1..........,. 153 Richards, Donna ,,,,1,,. Prichard, Lucretia .................................... 142 Prugh, Terry ,.,.,....., ...........,....1............ 1 42 Puls, Ernest ...... ........ 5 9, 100, 101, 164 Q Quiggley, Gary ........... ......,. 8 3 Quillen, Janet ....... ....... 1 92 21, 23, 50, 58, 62 69, 105,106, 154 Richards, Cary .1,,.. ......,...,..,,..,,1,,,1,,. 1 64 Richardson, Jim ....... ......................... 9 4 Richart, Nancy ,...,.,..1.,. ....... 6 9, 106, 142 Rinehart, Sharon Lee ................ 45, 61, 164 Risner, Bonnie .................. 30, 50, 104, 164 Rissel, Ronald ...... ........................... 1 31 Rix, Bob ..1.........,, .....,. 9 1, 140, 142 Rix, Dave ....... ,.,...,... 1 00, 101 Rix, Steve .......... ............... 1 54 Roark, Bobbie ....... ..,,..,........,,..,.. 8 3 Roark, Tvan ....... ........................ 1 65 Roark, Larry ...,.,..,.. ...,,. 8 2, 91, 140, 142 Roark, Sharon ...,... ...................,.... 1 35 Roark, Vada ,...,. ................... 1 42 Roark, Wayne ....... ,........ 1 35 Robbins, Selma ......... ......... 1 42 Roberts, Carolyn ..,.. ........ 1 35 Roberts, Richards ........ ......... 1 35 Rodehaver, Walt .,,..., ,1,,,........ 1 54 Rohler, Barbara ....,......1..,....1.......... 45, 131 Rohler, Bill ...................................... 57, 165 Rose, Bernard ...,...... 38, 54, 56, 59, 65, 66 77, 78, 176, 193 Rose, Dennis ..... ....... 5 7, 59, 165, 170 Rose, Gene ,...,..., ........................ 1 35 Ross, Brenda ...... .............. 5 1, 142 Ross, Mary ........ ....... 5 0, 184, 193 Ross, Tom ............. ...................1 1 35 Rucker, Sherry ...,...,. Ruckle, David ....... 83 Russello, Barry ........ ..... 1 65 S Salas, Marta ..,,.1,,,,,.,,...,...,.,,,1,,,,,.,,,,, 63, 131 Samshal, Janice ..................,..... 39, 40, 131 Sanford, Norman ....,,,, 27, 42, 49, 54, 55 Sannan, Charles ....... 56, 57, 59, 66, 193 Sauerman, Bill ,.1,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, 131 Schaeffer, Roy ........ 64, 93, 100, 101, 165 Schindler, Frank .,,,.-,,..,...,,...,,,1,.,,,,,,,,,,, 143 Schlotterbeck, Sandra .....,.,,......,..,,.,,,1,,, 131 Schmaus, David ...,.,.,,-,,,-,...,..,...,..,.., 47, 131 Schmoll, Kay ........ 45, 49, 66, 69, 106, 154 Schneble, Marilyn ...1,,,,,.,..,...,.....,.. 163, 165 Schnell, Pam ............ 30, 55, 57, 61, 66, 68 107, 165 Schrader, Betty ...,...,.. 56, 60, 68, 107, 193 Schreiber, Bruce ........,..........,.,.. 45, 59, 165 Scothorn, Jim ........ .......,.,...,,.,,,,.... 9 2, 131 Scott, Jerry .....,.....,.... ......... 5 9, 154 Sellars, Geraldine ..,...,, .,,-,,.,,,.,..,,..,, 1 35 Settle, Sandy ......... ...,..1, 5 1, 107, 143 Settle, Tom ........ ..,...,..,.., 5 0, 165 Sexton, Shirley .,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 63, 143 Shade, Dixie .....,,..,,1.1,,, ,,,,,,.,, 6 3, 131 Shadowens, Carolyn ........ ......,...... 6 3, 131 Shadowens, Keith ....... .......,. 5 0, 51, 165 Shank, Anita ,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 154 Shank, Linda ........ ........ 5 0, 61, 107, 165 Sharkey, Bill ,.,,. .,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 43 Sharp, Linda ...,..,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 131 Shears, Kenneth .,....1.,..,.,.,.,,,,....,.,.,,,,,,,,, 131 Shell, Bob .,..,,...,.......... 56, 82, 85, 91, 193 Shell, David ...,... .,.,,...,.,. 5 8, 140, 143 Sherritt, Jim ,......... ....,. 7 7, 79, 85, 194 Shilt, Ronald .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 43 Shockley, Charles ........ ..,...,,,,,,,,,. 1 94 Shockley, Judy ,.,....,. ..,.. 5 0, 61, 165 Shoemaker, Jane ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-. 45 , 131 Shoemaker, John ..,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 43 Shoemaker, Nancy ..,.,,. ....,. 4 5, 49, 194 Shook, James ....,.,,...,. ,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, 1 94 Shostack, Lynn ..... .,,,,,,,,,,, 1 31 Simpson, Tom ..,........, ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 7, 83 Simpson, LaDonna ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,. 1 94 Sizer, Gary ....,,.......... ,.,,,,,,..,, 4 1, 56, 194 Slaton, Raymond ..,,..,,..,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 143 Slife, Judy .................,.. 30, 57, 68, 165, 167 Smith Bob ...,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3, 82, 143 Smith, Janie .,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 35 Smith, Jim ....,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3 Smith, Larry ..... ,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 6, 154. Smith, Leslie .,,., ..,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 132 Smith, Linda ............ 39, 50, 52, 53, 60, 68 106, 194 Smith, Par ,,,,,,, --,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 132 Smith, Vester ....,, , ,,,,,,,--,,,.,,,,.. 132 Snead, Ronald .,.,., ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 54 Snell, Linda ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,., 3 0, 61, 66, 165 Snodgrass, Karen ..... .,,,......,..,....,,,,, 1 32 Sole, Sonny ............, ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, 1 3 2 Sorrell, Billy .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,, 132 Sowers, Maraleen ........,.....,,,.,,,.,,,.,, 63, 132 Sparks, Ronnie ............ 58, 82, 91, 140, 143 Speakman, Betty .,,,,.,,,,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 143, Speelman, Elyn ...,...,..,,,,, , ,,,,,,, 39, 63, 132 speelman, sam ........ 21, 24, 56, 176, 195 Speelman, Sue ...... 58, 63, 69, 70, 141, 143 Stacy, Larry ....... ......,....,..,.,,.,,.,.,,, 8 2, 154 239 STUDENT INDEX Treon, Joy ........ 32, 57, 61, 68, 105, 161, 166, 167, Trusty, Dale .,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..1 2 6, 52, 196 Trusty, Linda ................,,,.,,,,,,,, 21, 23, 144 Tudor, Shirley ,.,1,,., 30, 42, 45, 57, 63, 75 104, 105, 161, 166 Turington, Barbara .........,v.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 155 Turner, Morgan ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.v................ 135 Turner, Whick ....,,,,,,...... 23, 57, 85, 90, 93 97, 166 Turpin, Carol ,,,,.. ...1.....-.. 2 7, 196 Tyson, David ,,,,... ,,.,,,,,,,, 1 44 Tyson, Gretchen ,,,,..,,. ........ 3 9, 144 V Van Cessel, June .1.,.... fffffff 1 32 Van Maele, Barbara ,,,,.. 1, ,,,.,,.... 196 Van Scoyk, David ....Y. ,f,,,,,,,,..,.....ffffffff 1 02 Vincent, Jerry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 45, 55, 70, 144 W Walker, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,,,,,,,.... 133 Walker, Beverly ,,,,,1,,..,,....,,..,,,,..,,,, 63, 133 waiker, Bill ,,,,11111111.,,. 30, 57, 59, 90, 166 Walker, Dennis ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 45, 49, 70, 144 West, Machael ..,,,,,. 30, 50, 51, 64, 65, 164 166, 167 Wheller, Ronnie .,,,.... ..... 8 2, 167 White, Joe ....,,,,..,,.. ------,- 1 28 White, Judy ,,,,..,. --..ff-- 1 28 Wick, Bob .,,,,,,,...... ,,.,,,,.1,,....--..,... 1 55 Wickline, Barry ........, ,,,.,,,,..,............---- 1 55 Wilcox, Jan ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 8, 39, 55, 58, 69 75, 145 Wilkins, Sandra Willard, Dale ..... ...,,,, Williams, Edna 56, 60, 68, 107, 197 26, 36, 54, 56, 66 173 197 9 Walker, Harold ,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... 1 44 Walker, Linda .,.,...,, ,,,,,,., 5 4, 60, 196 Walkup, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 45, 133 Wallen, Jimmy ..,1........,,..,,,,....,,........,,,,,,,, 83 Walters Danny ,, 57, 59, 69, 77, 80, 97, 100 Walters, Janet .,,,..,.....,,,.,,,. 58, 62, 106, 155 Ward, Jean ,,.,,,,,,,, ....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... 1 32 Ward, Linda ..,, ,,,,,,.,,,........,,.. 1 44 Ward, Sue .1,,.........,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,...,..., 5 8, 145 Warlaumont, Gary ....,,..,...,,,, 57, 85, 90, 93 164, 166 Warlin, Gary ,,,,... ,...,.... 8 3 Waskom, Bob ,.,,.., Watern, Fred ..,.,,,,,,, Watern, Howard ..,...... Watern, Robert Watkins, Cary , 145 145 135 33, 135 Williams, Theda .,,.,,, ................ 1 67 Williams, Thelma .........,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,1.. 50, 155 Willis, Amy .,,.....,,,.,,,.,,,,..,.................,,,,,.,. 39 Willis, Carol ,,,,.....,.. 41, 58, 62, 69, 71, 107 154, 155 Willis, Dale ....... ..,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,............ 1 45 Willis, Jerry ........,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,...,................ 155 Willman, Dottie .,,,.,,,..,, 30, 55, 57, 68, 105 107, 167 Willoughly, Harry .,,,...,. ,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,. 1 45 Wills, Gary ,............... ,,,,,.,,, 9 3, 167 Wills, Janet ...,,1., ........ 6 9, 168 Wilson, Bill .,............,...,,,,,,,,..,,......,,........ 133 Wilson, Jerry ,..,,,,,...,..............,.,,,,,,.,,......... 83 Wilson, Kay ........ 39, 56, 60, 68, 103, 104 105, 107 197 Wilson, Marie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,.,,, 39, 75 Wilson, Paula ,,,,, .,,,.,,, 5 8, 62, 69, 75 106, 155 Wilson, Terry .....,., ...,................. 8 3 Winkler, Marilyn ..,... ......,,. 6 2, 69, 155 Winterrowd, Judy ..,...... ....... 5 8, 107, 155 Witham, James ........,, ,,,..,,.,,,.. 5 6, 197 Witham, Janet ..,.....,........,,.,,,. 62, 58, 155 Wolf, Thomas ,,,,...,,,,,,,........ 50, 54, 55, 167 Stalder, Diane ,,,,.,..,,,.,.,..,........,,....,, 45, 132 Stalder, Judy 1,,,,,.. 25, 32, 57, 71, 103, 165 Stamm, Bob ,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,..,.,..,......,............, 154 St. Austin, Bob ,,,.,,,,,,..,,,.,.,.,...,,,.,,,. 47, 132 Steele, Lando ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,..,,...,.. 1 00, 101 Stemley, JoAnn .....,,,,.,, 32, 57, 68, 107, 165 Stevens, Sandy .......,.,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 154 Stevenson, Jared ...,.... 59, 82, 90, 102, 154 Stevenson, Susan ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 135 Stocksdale, Duane ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 155 Stocksdale, Janet ,,,, 56, 60, 68, 104, 106, 195, 209 Stokes, Anna Mae ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63, 132 Stokes, Beverly ,,,, 45, 49, 66, 70, 155, 172 Stomps, Joe ,..,.......,,,,....,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 195 Stover, Buddy ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 65 Stover, Sandy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,, 63, 69, 143 Strader, David ......,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 132 Strader, Donna ,,..,... 40, 41, 57, 58, 62, 155 Strader, Jim .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 27, 132 Strader, Nancy ....,., ,,,,,,,,, 6 9, 70, 105, 107 154, 155 Strader, Pamela .... ,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 55, 58, 143 Straley, Carolyn ,...... ,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,, 1 43 Straub, Susan ......,. ,..... 5 8, 63, 69, 144- Streete, Connie ,,,,,, ,,,,,,Y,, 4 5, 62, 155 Stroud, Gary ,..1,. .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 55 Stuck, Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 132 Sumner, Ronnie .,.,.,,,. ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 32 Summerville, Carol ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,, 58, 144 Surrell, Fred ..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 9, 93, 94, 165 Sutherland, Dave ,.,,.. ,,,.,,,,,,,,, 9 1, 144 Swab, Sharon .......,.,.,..,, ,.,,,,,,, 6 3, 132 T Tankersley, Bob ,,,,..,,..,,.. 56, 59, 77, 80, 97 170, 184, 195 Taulbee, Dinah ..,,.,,,1,,,,... 50, 68, 107, 195 Taulbee, Frank ,,... ,,,,,,, 8 2, 143, 144 Taulbee, Rita ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 35 Taylor, Betty .,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 9, 63, 132 Taylor, Bonnie ,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 55 Taylor, Dee ...,.,,.,,...... 1.,...., 5 7, 161, 165 Taylor, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 135 Tay16r, Sue .,,,,,,. 26, 36, 41, 60, 64, 66, 68 107, 173, 195 Thacker, Lonnie .,,,,.,,,,,,,, 23, 37, 41, 54, 55 59, 165 Thomas, Barbara ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58, 141 Thomas, Carla ,,,,,,....,, 58, 63, 69, 107, 144 Thomas, Janie ,,,,,,,,,,,YY,Y,YV,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 5 Thomas, Marie ,,,,,,,. 50, 52, 56, 66, 68, 104 107, 195 Thompson, Beth ,.,,,,,, 36, 41, 173, 189, 196 Thompson, David ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83 Thompson, Joannie .....,6,,,,, 58, 69, 106, 155 Watson, Karlyn ,,,, 51, 55, 69, 70, 107, 145 Way, Sharon ............,,,.......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, 155 Weekley, Beverly ......, .,...,.,, 1 45, 155 Weidle, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,, 5 9, 64, 155 Weidner, John ,,,.,,, Welch, Clyde ,,,,,,, weidy, Jerry ,66,,,,,.,,,1, 58, 82, 91, 140, 145 Weller, Tom ,,,,,,,, Welling, Gene ,,,,, Wells, Judy ,,,,, Wells, Natala ...... Wells, Tom 1 ,,,,,,,,,, , Wendelken, Sharon Wendling, Sandy ,, 58, 82, 90, 155 45, 46, 58, 155 Kaye ,,.,,, 69, 107, 155 58, 145 Werner, John ,,.......,,1.,,. 54, 56, 64, 66, 197 Werner, Sandi ..,,,,..., 30, 39, 55, 61, 68, 73 103,104-, 105, 107,166 Thompson, Thom ,,,, 30, 52, 57, 59, 66, 82 99, 166 Thompson, Tom ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 4,4 Tinka, Kalman ,..,. ,,,,, 1 32 Tolle, Mary ,,,,Y, 144. Tolle, Patricia ,,,1,1 ,,e,eee,,,,, 1 55 Treon, Ida Jane ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, 1 55, 170 240 West, Clyde ,,,,,,,, West, Eddie ..... West, Jim ..,...,.. West, Larry ...... 145 155, 170 W61f6, C66 11,,.,,6 21, 22, 37, 36, 54, 55, 60 66, 67, 173, 197 Wolfe, John .....,,.,,..,1,,.,,,..,,,1 83, 130, 133 Wolfe, Milton ....... ..,..,,....,,.,,,,..,,.,,,.,,, 1 61 Wolford, Phil ..1,., .. 57, 59, 82, 94, 96 97, 167 Wood, Donald .,,,.. ,.............,,.. 4 5, 14-5 Woosley, Carol ...,... ,,,,,. 4 5, 49, 70, 145 Wray, Roger ...... ............... 5 5, 198 Wright, Roger .1.,..., ,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 33 Wright, Sharon ,, ,.,,...... ,,,,,,,, 6 3, 133 Y Yorckow, Jane ..........,.,, ,,,...,.... 1 67 Yarckow, Nancy ........ ..,............ 1 33 Yordy, Charles ..,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... 77, 81, 198 Yost, Steve ,,,,.,..,,.....,............,,,,,,,..,,......... 145 Yost, Tim ,,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 26, 27, 54, 64, 65, 67 184, 198 Young, Richard ...,.,..,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,, 47, 133 Young, Sherry .........,.,,,,,,,,,,.....,,............ 145 Young, Tom .,.......... 57, 77, 79, 90, 98, 167 Z Zechar, Bill ,,,,,,,,. ,,,..... ,.,,,,,, 5 8 , 82, 145 Zink, Eugene ,,,,1, Wgffigiv 'WWA -4. nw X, ,, ,. ,, ., nf, Ir.. . 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