West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1944 volume:

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Blaine, who was secretary ol' state at the time the conference was heltl. lhe functions ol' the Pan fXmerican Union have heen con- stantly enlargccl hy the successful international conferences ol' Am erican states, usually relierretl to as Pan flxmerican conferences helcl suhscquent to 1889. 'lihe work ol' the Union is untlcr the general clirection ol' a governing hoarcl composctl ol' the secrctary of state anal the amhas saclors, ministers. charges clalliaires ol' Latin America accreclitetl hy the Cloxernmcnt at Xliasliington. ilihis hoarcl meets on the lirsl Xvetlnesclay ol' each month to consitlcr matters ol' interest to the nations ol' .Xmerica. '7fze 1944 gccicfen Latin America, we hail theel Freedom is glorious! For the national defense of your countries and ours we must work together toward one common end,-world peacel Not only For the defense ol' our countries in wartime hut for their advancement during peace times, we must huilcl true conliclenee anal understanding from trust and a mutual respect. The Division of Cultural Relations was ereatecl hy our government to foster a cultural interchange between us. Through communieations. patriotic lectures. ancl the reciprocal visitation of high ollicials this Division has hrought ahout mutual respect ol' our government and several Latin ,-Xmerican repuhlics. Our relationships with Latin America, cluring hoth the present wartime anal the postfwar periocl, are of equal importance to us as a nation and a democracy. WV: alreatly are acquainted with your valuahle resources as manullaeturetl into ammu nitions and equipment for wartime.-anal these same resources are to he transl'orrnetl into articles and equipment lor the aclvancemenl ancl development ol' the worlcl at peace. N053 P il, w sf r, u ,., 4 QL! t A , SA Cnrrrtusy nl' Pun 'lrnvrit-irrr Llnlinn 'fhfce ,Q S ,t xg. l I K' ---Q. Piuturctl above is Latin Aincrica in ilx beauty anti in- dustry with its sea ports. livestock. beautiful iiuiltlings, mining towns, anti pincappic planta- tions. Tlmt-so art' only a ll-w cxaniplcs ut' thc vast I'L'5tllll'L'L'5 and industrics of our nuighbors. ' -. 4m . iv , ' X A ' '-9 'i '3'55' Q..-'H at-' 4 ,. Q I my -,V - QL -4156 , 34 5,-.f 3,,,, ., 5 nw' 'M v, aug., .sr ,, 'H Wsgiiitf. A-f'+'f'i . X.-Pfyfiuiff-V 'Eff M x - t 'KA . - 3 :ggi 1, .Fha .,. . ,,f f 'x ,D i Four n. L ,vp , 3, y 4-.W f, 1 WW' . ,fn Bffirmt ,Q 3 'vin if x V. -I, fqf w 'Q 'fx-be 'Sirk -4: Q x fwifiplygn . 1.1. 4. R . . . -. f ' ti if . Q UQ-, 'X .V fl 4, 1--V 'P' 1 f,,,1Y-uff- W' 4 Mx . . W-n'y.x. - 1 X-Q. 4' .4'L ff,. -f if 6 Y3 .43f,, ' xlib' TL 'tx'-R, 1 M1 Q--3 . . . in, . 351 nxlx. . , .V . ,,7Vl5a5 ,, ., 1, nf-affx, - :V -am: ,. PS'. iF'wY f-,ff 13 F1 1 :gfxg 45,4 Fry P: .. ,. . g.gQ'f.x.,1 I xl 4- xg ,.f.,f,-ivy.: Q ,H gm .., 5-K. Ar. 4-n- ., 3141, . r., r.,n,r.N., uf mf, qm.-,U-lm rfmf, Five ix LA DR. H. H. REIGHLEY, Principal Signally honored in assuming the conihined responsihilities as the executive head ol' the VVest Senior and junior lligh Schools this year. Dr. ll. ll. lleighley supervises approximately eighty teachers and the activities of 2200 students. ln addition to his school duties, Dr. lleighley edges tl.cse contemporary victory gardeners. heing an enthusiast ol' farming lior quite some time. To indulge in this lavorite pastime and hohhy, he and lXlrs. lleighley vacation at their l50-acre llarin in northern Adams County, Ohio. 16 miles south oli llillshoro, where Dr. lleighley raises corn, wheat, tohacco, hay, cattle, hogs, and garden trucli. liven during the winter, the lure of the land was too great, so prior to gasoline rationing, each Saturday and Sunday was spent in the southern part ol' Ohio. Dr. lleighley was horn in Adams County, where he attended XVinchester lligh School. Later he attended Uhio Northern University. hut due to Imam-ial tlillicalzies he relinquished his education for a period during which time he taught school. With funds replenished, he resumed his studies at hliami University. where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary fraternity, and was graduated with hachelor ol' arts degree. The several years following his graduation from Miami University were spent as instructor in physics and mathematics at East lligli School, where he was the head ol' the science department. ln 1920 he was appointed lay the superintendent ol' schools, C. Collicott. to supervise the school huilding program ol' Columbus puhlic schools, to which joh he devoted his llull time for one year. At that time he came over to llighland 'lunior lligli School as principal, and remained in that huilding until 1929, when that school was transferred to XVest .lunior l ligh School. llc was principal ol' VVest junior until 1937, when he came to the Senior lligh olliee. At present he is mentor of the largest high school in the city. ln V933 he received his doctor of philosophy degree from Ohio State University. llis name has heen included in all three editions of American Men ol' Science and in VVho's Wlio in lzducationf' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 CTIVI-l J ation MISS BLANCHE M. KERN, Vice Principal Among the memories of the senior class of '44 will remain the ever impressing personality of Blanche M. Kern, vice principal of West Senior High School. Born and reared in Columbus, Ohio, Miss Kern attended Columbus East High School, and graduated from Ohio State University with two degrees CB. A. and B. Sc.D in Education. Miss Kern majored in Latin and received her minor in French. While attending college Miss Kern was active in Browning, a literary dramatic society, and was a member of the girls' basketball team for a period of four years. In St. Louis, Missouri, she started her teaching career in a Cirls' School and after classes she did postgraduate work in the Washington University. She was appointed to the faculty staff of VVest Senior High School in 1917. Before coming to West, Miss Kern taught for five months physical education, instructor of both boys and girls of the eighth and ninth gradesg and ofliciated at the school basketball games. In 1925, she was appointed vice principal of West Senior High. Miss Kern has held her present position as vice principal for 19 years and has been a member of West's faculty for twenty-seven years. During her leisure hours Miss Kern can be found in her spacious yard among her flowers and garden. Planting unusual flowers is a favorite pastime for Miss Kern when she isn't knitting, weaving, rug-making, enjoying musical art, or keep' ing house. A hobby that interests Miss Kern is traveling, before the shortage of gasoline. She has seen almost everything of interest in Ohio, a goodly part of the United Stati, especially the western portion, and highlighting this hobby was a trip to Alas a. For amusement Miss Kern takes great delight in translating Virgil into metrical verse, and also in writing genial letters to members of the family at holiday time in the metrical verse to relate the news in jingle form. Miss Kern also has kept a diary in metrical verse. The class of '44, as they wind their way through life, will uphold and emulate the Christian qualities so often impressed upon it by the able counsel and advice of Miss Blanche M. Kern, vice principal of West High School. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Seven Light FACULTY A JL., iw , Y :Sr ' ' xidpkwp 't ' i Z' i' ' n.MN wr 'Vlln an Jn' l A '- URM' '- -- my-v,. ...sw I I 4, ' '44 OFFICE CLERKS A year ol' devoted service was rendered the faculty and students of YVest Iligh hy the two ahle ollice clerks, Mrs. Louise Perry and Miss Georgia Neff. Acting as secretaries to Dr. ll. ll. Reighley, principal, and Miss Blanche Kern, vice principal, handling the attendance record and incoming mail are only a few of the many services they performed. The faculty and students pay trihute for a job well done. Q PERSONNEL ll. ll. Reighley Principal Blanche M. Kern Vice Principal Arthur E. Buchanan .llistory Margaret Campbell Latin W. D. Campbell flirt Dorothy Cash , nllistory A. B. Cole A Q' Law, llistory Marcella Crain bf 'faannn-l-luistcmry Maude Davis , Mathematics Edith Dixon - ...Commercial Mary Dugan English, General Language Margaret Flynn Mathematics Jeanne Gilmore R. C. Class Leona Clenn English, Dramatics, Music Physical Education English. French, Spanish Katherine Cress 171501.91 nglish Evelyn llall , , . , .,tEnglish. Ceography, Stage Frances llannan Commercial Edna llarrison ,... llistory, English ll. E. llutchinson , .Music Edwin Kaylor ,. , ,.Dehate, Democracy C. S. Kennedy ,t,,, tDrafting llelen McCormick , , ,.Physical Education -4f 7-'E' 'iff .4 iifiiev K, ,-f:1 ' J' f' U ,LM vga! 4:41 , Q '..---'r - ig --rf v . ' . ' ' Q - T- C. Norma McCoy C. W. Michel . Ceorge F. Neeb Rhoda O'l'larra Calvin Park , E. C. Recd Mary C. Richter Dale Rose Delane Schindler ., ,. Myron T. Seifert E. T. Stone . . lane Thomas Emma Uncapher Harold Washburn Rose White , , Eva L. Wright Harry L. Zulauf Helen Lumley Ceorgia Neff Louise Perry .English Zoology, Chemistry ,Democracy, Cuide , ,,.Nutrition, Clothing , ,,.Pre-Flight, Physics ,.Botany, Mathematics, Zoology , Instrumental Music ,Physical Education ,eBusiness English, Sales , , Journalism. English Chemistry , English , . tCafeteria Manager, Ilome Economics , ,Attendance Democracy ..Commercial .Commercial ,, ,Mathematics Rusiness Advertising . .Librarian , ..t., Clerk ..,..Clerk Nine Ten HOLY MUSIC I hear music in the pines, The winds pluck upon the trees as an angel would a harp- For this is I-Ioly music- It is the Lordis. -By jean Saylor A PERFECT DAY Dashing waves upon a billowy sea Playing tag with my boat and me The shore seems distant- The rocks forbidding and gray. But the sky is filled with fleecy clouds And brings an end to a perfect day. -By jean Saylor TREASURES Some unexpressed desire, A whispered secret- Or the heart's adventure- These are my private and personal treasures Which time taketh not away, nor thief can pilfer. -By jean Saylor EDITORS NOTE: In fond remembrance of our dear friend and fellow student, jean Saylor, who was taken from our midst, we dedicate this page of our memory book to honor her poetic talent. Though it was His will that she leave us, she will graduate with us in the memory of her lovely character. Mrs. C. C. Saylor kindly consented to permit us to use the literary productions of jean, who would have been a member of our class, had not the Merciful Father taken her from our midst. In lieu her picture, your editors deemed it fitting and proper to use a facsimile autograph of Jeanis mother, Mrs. C. C. Saylor. 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Why can't you be here at home? llappy-and free again to roam. We count the days-one hy one A year passes in every one, FI hen we realize it's just one day That seems a year that you're away. The futures path is yet untrod, Who's bold enough to try the sod? But let us cause our fears to cease For some day we will have world peace. GOLD Allan, Roy, MISSING IN ACTION AUT- U19 Aman, john Brodie, Marvin VVilliam Allen, Hubert Corner, Franklynn Allen, Bob E. Gease, jack Ambrosia, john Gease, Tom Glade, Carl Janes, Carl VV. Anthony, Harry Anthony, Dick Anderson, George Anderson ohn Kidd, Ernest B. Taylor, Dick Theo hilus, Harry VV ea tli erington, Jack T. , I Ansel, George Ankrum, Allen Amspoker, Rick EDITORS NOTE: In view of the fact that many boys are being taken into our Armed Forces every day, this list Cannot possibly be com- plete to date. But our staff has put forth every effort to make it accurately as possible. We sincerely regret that there may be some names in- advertently omitted. Special mention and appre- ciation are being given to ,lane Buble and Dorothy Legg for their untiring efforts in compiling this list. Almay, Glenn Ashburn, Iulian Ashcraft, Leslie Allen. Iohn E. Anderson, Melvin B Bass. Art Baker, Arthur Baker, Richard Baird, Clarence Baird, Herb Baird, Ear Bates, Tom Barlow, Bill Bates, Bob Battin, Bob Barrett, Iohn Bailey, Carl Apel, W lr B -1 B DECEASED Qrmstronzgegflilttin Bahia, Big rmstron , B ' B-11 gmiisngixze APtDLE,iBOB, Deceased 322222, vb,H,,,d Driscoll, Herbert H. Arnold' Harry Bamhanv Theron Duff, David H. Arnold' Bob Baird, Jack High, Harold Qrnlold, Slarence Barrett, lim Johnston, Robert William rc er' on. Band' Bob, l Keating, Charles M. Ayers' Rufus Ballard- Wlll'5 Keller, Guy Adams! Ken Bair, Tong Linlt, Woodrow East' Dwlgllgik. h p N, , . l a an er, fl t appaq John Afchefi Vlfilll Ballanier, Stang Abram A Jack Ackley, Bernard Adams, Alva Adams, DeWayne Adams, George Adams, Walter Abram, jesse Aisel, Ray Alban, Iohn Allen, David Allen, Larice Albert, Gene Alban, jack Alban, Matere Alban, Russ Allen, joe Albert, Bill Alexander, lack Arnold, Tom Allen, Curtiss Anderson, Don Alston, Waldo Allen, Ray D. Ainsworth, Robert Ainsworth, Harold Anthony, Bob Arbenz, Iohn W. Armentrout, Bob Adams, Enneth D. Alban, Herb Allen, Lawrence Ansopher, Dick Adams, Kenneth Albert, Gene Arnold, Wilferd Arnold, Tom Alberry, Carlyle Aleshire, Ioseph Barr, Rov Barber, Bill Baerick, Ellerv Balenbacker, D. Bellandy, Willis Beavers, Floyd Bellinger, Stan Beaumont, Lee. Ir Bell, Bob Bell, Dick Bell, Ned Beller, Dick Bellar, Iaclc Beltz, Irvin. Ir. Bercaw, lim Beggarzi, Tony Beaumont. Paul Betts, Earl Berger, Leo Beumer, Iohn uk 'A' 'A' i' ir 'lr 'A' 'Ir 'A' Beuder, jack Beck, Henry Bennett, Charles BENNETT, CHARLES Bentz, Bill Benson, Reuben Beckett, Harold Beck, Ellsworth Bennett, Ralph Beslield, Herschal Bennett, Paul Bauermeister, jack Bidwell, Ray Bigelow, Dan Bigelow, Marvin Bishop, Don Bishop, james Bill, Lewis Blades, Clayton Blackmore, George A. Blackmore, George H. Blackmore, Bob L. Blackwel,, Bob W. Blackwell, Gene Blackstone, Frank Blackburn, john Blesch, Bob Blayney, Don Blayney, Dick Born, Bill Boyer, Melvin Bowers, Charles Boulger, Bill Boullion, Frank Bowen, Fred BOWEN, ROY Bowen, Marcus Boulass, W. Boyd, Clarence Bower, Frank Bouman, Melvin Bobbitt, Roy BonDurant, Don Bowen, Walter Bradford, George BRADFORD, KENNETH Brenot, Bemard Brenot, Brenot, Emest Berman Brown, Bob W. Brownfield, Lyman Bridgefoot, Bernard Bridgefoot, Stan Bright, Bil Braithwaite, Bob Braithwaite, Ed Bright, Eldon Brown, jack Bellis, Paul Brown, Delman Brown, Bob Brown, Wallie Brown, Wayne Brown, john Brown, Fred Brown, Ivor Brown, Willard Browne, George Browne, john Brownfield, Dave Brucklemeyer, Howard Bradford, Ken Brockmeyer, Bill Bright, Bill Brooks, Milton Briscoe, Ira Lee Briggs, Ralph Browne, Floyd Brockaw, Dick Brownscomb, Don Bowser, Don Bower, Art Bower, Bob Berry, Clarence Buchannan, Clyde Buchannan, Dean Buchannan, Doyle Beymer, john Boyhan, Bil Brown, jim Bull, Dick Bryan, Paul Brink, Gene Burgoon, Dick Buchmaster, Elliott Buchingham, Gene Bunner, Dan Burton, Roy Burke, Bob Burkey, Bob Butte, Charles Buzzard, Ralph Birt, Oran Burkhalter, Allen Burger, George Burke, Homer Byerly, Dick Bowen, Wayne Barnes, Dean Bull, jim Bigler, Harriett, SPAR Brokaw, Paul Baumeister, jack Bennett, Don Best, jack Ball, Montie Barnett, Lionel Brascomb, Lee Barnhart, Robert Warren Bryan, Gordon E. Boyer, Charles E. Barnhart, Bob Blaney, janet, WAVE Beyoner, john Bownan, jack Bowman, Dorothy Brush, Robert Betts, Clifford Beatty, Robert Brookey, William Bauermeister, William Barfield, Clay Barton, W. W. Baird, jack Brandenberger, Lester 'Brandenberger, Marian Byerly, Robert Bieker, john H. Baldwin, Vera, WAVE Brown, james Bryan, Daniel Bland, Earl Bolin, Richard Bowan, Bill Barnes, Dean Biddle, jack Baker, Richard Beard, Edward Bryant, Clyde Bandy, Donald Beaver, Lyle Buck, Mary jane Balyan, Bob Burkett, john Bunner, Alvinza Beckwith, Carl Babbitt, NViliam E. Burd, Sarah, WAVE Bellis, Paul C Capretta, Ray Callif, john Caldwell, jack Camp, jim Camp, john Campbell, Fletcher Cahill, Ray Carey, Norman Carey, jack Carpenter, jack Carpenter, Bob Carter, George Carry, joe Carter, Russ Capretta, Alfonso Capretta, Harold Cavanaugh, Bob Cassill, Bill Cains, Herman Case, Raph R. Cary, john Castle, Bill H. Capretta, joe Canada, Fred Canada, john Cannon, Glen Cartwright, Bob Casey, Charles Cathers, George Cash, Lawrence Chambers, Bob Chalender, Bill W. Chambers, George Chambers, Harold Chrisman, Roger Chadwick, Tom Churton, Paul Chevalier, Gene Chambers, David Cherry, Norman Chakers, Deno Chesser, Ray Churton, john Charlton, Bill Clark, Curtiss Cleveland, Susie, Clark, Charles Clays, Marion Clifford, Tom Cliffton, jack Cliffton, Don Cline, Kenneth Clum, David Clark, Tom Cline, Ed Cliffton, Dick Clark, Bill A. Cloyds, Lee Clark, Ray Colburn, Dick Cole, Bert Conrad, Don Conrad, Bill Corn, Klell Cotner, Dennis Cotner, Frank Clark, john WAVE COLLINS, GEO., Deceased Coil, David Coplan, john 'k 'A' 'lr 'lr if 'k 'A' 'lr i Thirteen 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 'A' Fourteen Cox, Godfrey Colegrove, Bob Collins, Ed Conneise, Alfred Cornwell, Mary K., WAVE Conn, Bob Condon, Harold Cornwell, Robert H. Collins, Oron Collins, Harry Courtney, Dale Crum, Bill Cresman, Bob Crawford, Harold Crome, Dick Cray, John Crawford, Harry Crum, Dick Crego, Carl Culen, Ralph Cunningham, Charles Cunningham, George Currier, Art Curtiss, Bill Cunningham, Bob Cunningham, Bill Curry, Charles Colmery, Bob Converse, Alfred Cadel, Russell P. Canada, Bill Chambers, Ed Curtiss, Royce Carson, Fred Cunningham, James Clark, John Carter, Charles Chapman, Rollen E. Corcoran, Charles K. Curlis, Bill W. Clelland, Wilbur L. Coleman, Carl Coleman, Ralph Colmery, Merrill Coyle, Jack Colby, R. W. Calhoon, Bob Chevalier, Glenn Caldwell, Dick Collins, Dan Cooper, Alfred Cretcher, Adria Carper, James Caldwell, Richard Carroll, Edward S. Conrad, Harold Chambers, Norman Cochran, Jerry Cordray, Creed Comer, Jim Clark, Bill Campball, Joseph C. Carter, Julius Carter, Jabo Corner, Don Collies, George Carter, Russell Chambers, Robert Curtiss, William Cussins, VVm. Curry, Bob Caldwell, Joe Crego, George Carter, Warren Carter, Charles ConniH, Betty Collins, Walter Cranford, Bob Clevenger, Paul Collins, John T. Coplan, George Clark, Bob Cline, Tom Colburn, Richard F. Conley, Cornelius James Carr, Helen, WAVE D Dale, Art Davis, Dan Davis, Gerald Davis, Walter Davis, Rodney Davis, Joe Davies, Don Davies, David Davis, Charles Davis, Jerry Davis, Joe, Jr. Davis, Vern Davis, Themlar Dalton, Tom Dawson, Eugene Dailey, John Darby, Steve DeVere, Oliver Dailey, Jim Dellenback, Stan Dennis, Stan Deardorff, Bill DeRoberts, Joe Dentner, Frank Dent, Bill DeBow, Bill Denton, Lionel Derringer, Robert Devney, Dave Devney, Herb Detrick, Paul Davis, Diehl, Jack Norman Dilon, Taylor, Discharged Distelhorst, Carrol Dietchel, Carl Dietrich, Paul Dietrich, Bob Dixon, Clarence Dixon, Dwight Dorsey, Don Downey, Dick Dahaman, Ferdy Donaldson, Mary NURSE Docherty, Gerald Dodd, Paul Docherty, Mike Docherty, Ed Durfey, Bob Durfey, Bruce Duncan, Bob Dhunie, Dick Dover, Dick Daughterty, William Dorsay, Don Devere, Paul Davis, William L. Dunavent, Wilbur Dienst, Joseph E. DeCarlos, Dominic Distelhorst, Jack Dunson, Phil Durr, Paul Dudrey, Charles Duffy, Dorwin 'A' ir uk 'lr uk ir Dusenbury, Frank Dixon, Joe Durfer, Bob Driscel, Fran Dressel, Howard Dyer, Bob Davis, Bill Denmer, Jack Dentner, Keith Daugherty, Will Dye, Bill Demarest, Charles DOWLING, ROBERT M Dawson, Karl DeWitt, Richard DELANEY, ROBERT L. Dickson, John J. DelCallo, Vido Distelhorsl, Orville Denbow, Bob Dorsey, Dean Dolby, Allan Dahlen, Ernest E Early, Earnest Ebert, Gerald Eckard, John Eckard, Clyde Eckard, Roland Eckles, Jack Edwards, Harold Edwards, Charles Eichron, Herb Eickholt, George Eichle, Bob Emerick, Harry Epperson, Bill Eppert, Nelson Ervin, Borval Estell, Dick Evans, Tom Evaline, Earl Evans, Stanford Everhard, Carl Ellinger, Jim Eggleston, Herb Elliott, Bill Edwards, Edward Ellis, Harold Elliott, Bob Embrey, Jack R. Evans, Bob Evans, Richard T. Everett, Ira Ellison, James Echelbarger, John Erf, Louis J. Elkins, Edward W. Ewing, Richard O. Elder, YValter F Faubert, Dick Fauth, George Farrell, Jim Faust, Tom Fasnact, Sherald Ferguson, Bob Ferguson, Clarence Fetters, Wendel Federer, Gene Faubert, John Federica, John Feustel, Tom 'A' i' Finney, Earl Fisher, john Fields, Carl Finneran. Dick Fisher, Bob Fike, Harry Floyd, Bernard Floyd, George Flowers, Jim Flowers, john Fletcher, Albert Foeht, Russ Fox, lack Foote, Iim Ferguson, Fred Fox, Sid Frederick, Iack Freda, jack Fryer, Ed Fran, Clarence Fraser, Frank Freda, Ted Francis, Bill Frizzell, Don Frye, Bob Fraser, Ross Fugate, Harold Fullon, Albert Funk, Jimmy Fusner, Dan Fusner, Charles Fuller, Kellman Friend, George Fluhart, Tom Ford, Bob Fisher, Iack Forbus, Arthur Fox, Bob E. Fox, Charles Fox, Charles Fox, Dean Frank, G. Albert Forbus, Lloyd Frak, John Frank, Bob Fick, Lawrence Fuhr, Charles Fletcher, Bill Follney, Ike Fouch, Don Fustel, Tom Ferguson, Stanley Forbes, Ace FRANCE, O. C. Flynn, Weldon F. Fox, James T. Fauth, Iohn Ferry, lack Ford, Francis Fluhart, Mel Ford, Colin M. Feustal, Torn Fletcher, Hugh T. Foster, Bob Fuller, Roland Ir. Fox, Don W. Ford, Howard Fraganot, Nettie, WAVE Fraganot, Helen, WAVE G Gall, Iack Garrison, Gene Ganshermer, Iirn Gabriel, Tom Gamso, Harold GEASE, BILL, MISSING Greddes, Sam Gibbon, Bill Gill, Dwight Gifford, Gerald Gibbons, Mike Givens, Howard Giifen, Paul Ginnicks, Herb Gillever, Bill Glade, Carl Glass, Ronnie Gicks, Ross Goeckner, Charles Good, Clyde Golomb, lim Goodchild, Earl Goodin, Bob Graham, George Grabill, Jerry Grabill, Rex Grabill, Carl Gracey, Albert Grashel, Bob Greenway, George Griihth, Bob Grenell, Roland Grom, Leo Guyner, Edgar Granny, Norman Granberry, Ray Grudel, Ed Grandstaff, jesse Grashel, Clyde Grubbs, Gene Green, Darrel Grubbs, Charles E. Graul, Charles Graham, Ed Green, Bob Graham, Iohn Gunning, Albert Guitner, Charles Gue, Harold Gullett, Ray Grant, Robert C. Gamso, Carol Gillivan, William Gross, Louis Gardner, George Gease, Thomas W. Galloway, Joe Greenwald, Lee Grinstead, Allen Gease, Bob Gease, Dick Goodwin, lack Geiger, Harold Gleissner, Henry Grandstaif, Darwin Geese, Iohn Grant, Norman Gulcher, Alban Grifhn, john R. Gantner, Robert W. Glade, john Gease, Richard Gease, Robert Gentile, Frank Gunning, Ambrose Grant, William Green, Irene, WAVE Grandstaff, jesse Golomb, Howard Griihth, Phillip Grubbs, Charles Gentry Howard Gibson, Robert E. George, Homer C. Gillen, Floyd G. Garrett, Harry R. Gulcher, Robert Groves, Ruth, WAVE Gill, Ioe H Hackman, Carl Hall, Bob Hall, Floyd Hale, Iack Hardesty, Otis Harper, Ralph Harron, Charles Hart, Carten Hart, Bill Hart, Dick Hartman, Ray Hartman, Bob Harrison, Howdy Haas, Charles B. Hastings, jim Hatfield, Forest Hart, Sam Harank, Ioe Harringan, Ed Hansley, jack Hager, jack Hatterscheidt, Anthony Hawthorne, Bob Harper, Bob Hartung, lack Hatterscheidt, Ray Havranack, joe Harry, Carl Happ, Steve Harrison, joe Hanson, Betty, VVAC Hayes, Bill Harper, Harold Hall, jim Harmer, Dick Harriman, Glenn Hammond, Walter Hall, Delrnont Hall, Don Hanow, Iohn Heaton, Dean Hemmerly, Dick Heise, Bob Henry, Bill Hergessel, Russ Heseldon, Orrie Helgen, Ed Hess, Earl Henne, Paul Henry, Carl Herron, Charles Heaney, Bob Hertz, Ralph Hetzger, Bill Hess, Wendell Hess, Bob Hill, Chester Hill, Charles Hill, Miles Hitchcock, Glen Hoskins, Charles Hottinger, Bill Hobbs, jack, Medical Discharge Holland, Carl ' Hoy, John Howard, Elmer HoYkins, Howard Ho loway, Charles 'A' ir ir 'A' ir i' uk ir ir ir Fifteen Y Johnston, Sixteen HOUSE, WAYNE Hillstead, Bob M. Hoon, Howard Hotch, Frank Houbler, Jack Hoffman, Bob Hoff, Charles Holland, Jim Holcomb, Carl Howard, Jesse Hoenie, Jim Hoenie, Art Hosier, Roland Howell, Dean Hopkins, W. Heaney, Jim Huey, Jim Hughes, Russ Hilditch, Olen Hinton, Charles Huber, Carroll Hudson, Carl Huffman, Dick Hunt, Roy Hulls, Charles Hunter, Bob Huminell, Harbour Hughes, Harold Hughes, Jack Hutchinson, Bob Huston, Clyde Hugart, Paul Hughes, Ed Hall, Russ Hughes, Charles A. Hughes, Jim Hughes, Jack Halcomb, J. C. Hall, Don Hadden, John Hipple, John Hirn, Bil Hawson, Harvie Haughn, Paul Hastings, Nobert Hull, John D. Householder, Harry Henery, Bill Henson, Virgie Hoffer, James Hoffman, Jack Howell, John Hoy, Earl Humphrey, Pvt. Hemmerly, Ralph Howard, Richard Paul Henson, Virgil Hutson, John Holycross, James K. Howell, Dean Hill, Lenel Louise Hardin, William F. Huges, Thomas J. Hill, James K. Haines, Dave Hopwood, Harry Houk, Dick Ham, James Harrison, Herbert Hutchison, Herbert Hutchison, James H. Hott, Robert Jr. Hughart, Paul E. Hetyer, William L. Harper, Richard Hall, Floyd Henery, William 'A' ir ir Harter, Melvin Hawk, Earl Howard, Richard Howard, Elmer Hedrick, Vernon Hill, James Howard, William D. Highland, Walter Holmes, Don Hill, Helen Highfield, Henry Highfield, Charles Hubert, Carrole Hoover, Dick Howell, Glenn G. Huffman, Thomas Ham, Betty Hall, Jacob Hamby, Don I Ice, Lee Ingmire, Norman Ingles, Howard Irvin, Andron Ingham, Carl I James, David Jacobs, Bob James, Jim Jackson, Jim Janten, Dick Jeffers, Merl Jenkins, Jester, I. Jennings, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, J Qhnson, Johnson, Johnston Dave Bill Frank Dick Bill Wayne Howard Roscoe Paul Dick Phil Dick Glen L. Johnston, Jones Jonesz Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones 1011y,' Ed 1 1 Tom A. Jim Ray Carl Rex Dick George Jolly, Charles Jones, Dick Jones, Edwin Joy, Milron Jewell, Don Jacobs, Charles Jones, Burris Jackson, Ralph Jones, Ted Jones, Charles Johnson, Eugene Jackson, Bill Jones, Ronny Jackson, Calvin Jantzen, Robert E. James, Bill Jones, Gill Jones, Bill Jackson, Bill ir if Jones, Bob Joy, hlilton H. Jackson, Calvin Jenkins, Dan Johnston, Charles Eric Jester, John Johnson, Bill Jenkins, Bill K Kanaval, Charles Kanaval, Ken Kadel, Warren Kasper, Earl Keadey, Jim Kaufman, Ellison Kaltenback, John Keeley, Don Kelly, Bill Keller, Charles Kennedy, John Kerns, John Kesselring, Owen Kennedy, Joe Kemp, Zail Kemp, Carl Kennedy, Ray Kelhmier, Dick Kern, Fred Kern, Glenn Keller, Lowell Keen, Carl Keating, Charles, Deceased Kerns, Wayne Keady, Jim Kessler, Jack King, George Kirkpatrick, John Kitzmiller, Edwin Killian, Clarence Kidd, Earnest Kimmel, Tom Kimbal, Bob Kline, Warren Klines, George Kline, Bud Koon, I..eI..and Koons, Elmo Koons, VVarren Koebel, Howard Konkler, Earl Kocheler, Chris Krivdo, Jack Kraft, Jack Kraus, Jack Kraus, John Kreitzman, John Krack, Ivan Krauss, Bob Kulp, Charles Kinzi, Walter Kuhlman, Bill Koerrner, Frank Klein, Ed Keidel, Jack Kagay, John Kidwell, John Kuder, Paul King, Jack Keller, Charles Kulp, Jack King, Bill King, John Kirkpatrick, Jack Kennedy, Larry Kinder, Bob Keen, Donald Krack, Charles ir ir if ir Kuder, Charles Kuder, Edward Knisely, Earl P. Kunz, R. F. Keller, Guy, DECEASED Kay, Rodney Kaufman, Paul Kinisely, jack Klott, Ralph Kuhn, john Kimbrel, Richard Kaufman, Paul E. Kaufman, Mildred Kauderer, Howard Kimes, Roy C. Knox, W. E. L Lamprecht, Howard Lambert, Carmen, VVAC Larkin, Charles Laubensheimer, Bill Layman, john Lappe, Dick Lauer, Kenny Lambert. Monty Lamb. Bob Lee, Tom Lee, Elwood Lewis, Betty. VVAC Leckler, john Leckner. Charles Lewis, jim Lavelle, john Leach, joe Link, Ray Lear. Tom Leathers. Noel Lucky, George Logan, Bob Loudy, Bob Lowery, Imogene. VVAVE Lowery. Louis Long, Eugene Lehmuhl. George Lorenz, Bob Laird, Bill Little, Bob Larimer, j. VV. Link, Ralph Livingston. Bob Lillbert. Bill Lloyd, Reese Love, George Leathers, VV:wne Livingston, jim Leslie, Fave. VVAC Lerum. Cliff Lapn, Dick Lind, Bill Larue, Al Logan, Dick Lombardi. Lawrence Liston, Bill Lamb, Bob Lutz, jack Link, Roy Leonard, Curt LeMotte, jack Lurch, Dick Livingston, jack Lutz, Herbert Lloyd, Robert Link, Norman Lewis, Glenn Likey, William Logan. Harriet A. Long, Edward E. Liston, Dick Lanthorn, VVarren Looker, jack R. Lutz, Herbert Lerch, Richard S. Laughlin, Ray Larue, Cruse LeSueur, jimmy Liebensburger, Bill Lewis, Bill Logan, Harriet Louks, Theodic Lowry, Raymond - Lewis, Leah, WAC LEHMAN, ORRIE Mc McDonald, Marvin McDonough, jim McGonigle, Francis McKnight, Ray McBride, C. F. McBride, G. Cliff McBerger, john McClain, Charles McCann, Melvyn McCary, Bill McCann, Bob McCracken, Charles McCashlin, Walter McDonough, Paul McDaniel, Harold McDonald, Tom McFadden, Dick McFarland, Miles McGhee, Dick McGrail, john McGil, Albert McCarvey, George McKinley, jim McKinley, Harold McKinley, Ralph McLunQ, Dick NRPHERSON, E. H McMillen, Bob McGuire, Hestel F. McQuire, Bill McQuillen, Leo McVay, Ray McLain, Roger McLain. john McFadden, Fred McFadden. Bill McCree, George McCoy, William McCary, Robert McElwee, james McConnell, jack McClain, Charles McDaniel, Arthur McCoy, William McGrail, Robert McPherson, Dan McCarthy, john M Minnix, Robert Moyer, Harold Meloney, Roy Maddox. Albert Maier, Ferdinand Mann, Edwin Marsh, Bob March, Fred M. Martin, Floyd Martin, Andrew MARINE, ROY Martin, jane, NURSE Maxwell, Bud Marsili, Conrad Martin, Dick Marshall, Dick Maraine, Rus MASON, F. D. Maples, Glen Mathews, Don Martindill, jack Mannering, Ken Matchoolt, Paul Malone, Don Martin, Russ Maxwell, john Martin, Bill Maggorie, Bill Maurey, jack Mauch, Merle Maddox, Kieth Mayhugh, jack Mead, Bill Marshan, jack Mertens , Karl Metzger, jack Metzger, Don Metzger, Bob Metzger, Charles Meechum, joe Mettge, Paul Nledlick, jim Mick, George Middleton, Doris, SPA Miesse, Eugene Mills, Phil Miller Dana Miller, George Miller jim Miller, Harry Miller, Bob Miller Eldred Miller Louis Miller, Gene Miller, Ben Miller Floyd Minnameyer, VVilbur Milligan, Elmer Moore, Ralph Myers, Douglas Mayer, jack Mills, Roger Martin, William Marsili, Louis Myers, Paul Mitchel, Bob Mumma, Don Mumma, Bob Murnane, Bob Murphy, Carl Murnane, Dave Murphy, Harold Murran, Edward Murray, jack Murnane, Paul lwurnane, Tom Murray, Don Morrow, Carl Mohn, Bill Montgomery, jack Mohn, Lee Moorhead, Dan Moorhead, Bob Mooney, joe Moore, Carl Moore, Kenneth VV. R it i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' it 'k 'lr 'lr Seventeen 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 ir Eighteen Morison, Bob Mohn, Bob Mollencamp, Betty, WAVE Morris, Jack MORRISON, SAM Mosier, Glen Moyer, Bob Moyer, Adam Mosier, Jack Morrison, Fred Monette, Charles Marlow, Omer, W. Moore, Nlirth Myers, Howard Marcum, Charles Martin, Andy Miller, John Miller, Jack Miller, Dick Miller, Bud Murray, Ernest Murnane, Jim Martin, Dick Marsh, Fredinand Miller, Larry Miller, James Marlin, Edwin Mers, Harold Marsh, Gunner Marsili, Lewis Morgan, Ray Noble, Winston Nicholson, Fred Neff, Paul Nash, Bill Neff, Gerald W. Newhouse, Jack Nuetzel, Mary O Oakley, Leroy O'Conner, John O'Dell, Carl O'Donnel, Charles Ogden, Jim Ogdin, William Ogden, Ray Ogden, Francis O'Harra, Harry Ollman, Henry Oman, Russ O'Malley, Mike O'Neil, John O'Niel, Roy O'Neil, Milton O'Neal, Jim O'Neal, Sam O'Roke, Louis Overly, Bob Overholt, Jim Muchmore, Ray E. Mavhew, Robert I. Miller, Kenneth R. Mills, Fred Mctzer, George J. Merritt, Edgar C. Marmon, Boyd Martin, Floyd Matchak, Paul Murphy, Donald Mann, Harry Maxwell, Harry Miller, William lVloyer, Harold Moon, Flovd E. McLane, Rov S. Murray, William Medlick. Ray Mack, Bill Mitchell, Jack Merritt. Granville Marzluf, Joseph Murphy, Benjamin Moraine, Russel N Niday, Charles Naddy, John Nagle, Joe Nairn, John Nelson, Harry Nelson, Maurice Nelson, Joe Neal, Jim Neal, Howard Newman, Cecil Newlon, John Nelson, Bill Nettleship, Bill Neeshan, Bob Neeshan, Herb Nichols, Bob Nicholson, Lewis Nider, Glen Norwood, Ray 'A' ir ir Owen, John Owens, Woody Ours, George Ohman. Don Odell, Earl E. Oddy, Tony Ogden, Raymond Owen, Francis M. Oyler, Stan Olpp, Richard Pain ter, P Bob Paul, Howard Parker, Cecil Panas, Eugene Patterson, Ernest Paas, Ed Palmer, John Patterson, Everett Painter, George Patten, Bob Payne, Carl Parks, Edwin Pemberton, Ken Pefiiers, Peepon, Bob Harry Peters, Edwin Petty, Dick Pearn, James Pearn, Harold Peters, George Phillips, Eugene Phillips, Leo, Jr. Phillips, Dallas Phillips, Paul Phillips, Ed Phillips, Earl Pindell, Albert Pittenger, Jesse Plank, Don Pinney, Clinton Policara, Tony Power, Charles Porter, Ernest ir ir Postle, Paul Poole, Bob Price, Earl Price, Gill Price, Sam Proven, John Prestle, Oliver Prahl, Harold Pritchard, Clifford Psora, Gus Patterson, S. T. Perry, Ed Patton, Jennie, WAC Parzer, Homer PAPPAS, JOHN, Postle, John Pyle, Lowell Peck, Albert Petty, Norman Palmer, Chas. Patterson, John Patridge, Ray Prior, John Percy, Ray Pashal, Robert R. Pokol, Dorothy Pharis, Paul Price, Ellmore Parrett, Jack E. Plank, Gerald F. Peake, Charles Patterson, Mike Parks, Bob Pindell, Albert Prior, Paul G. Phillips, Bill Privette, Thomas Phillips, John D. Q Quinn, Tom R Randall, Bob Rayburn, Wally Rayburn, Jim Ray, Ralph Rathburn, Harold Ralph, John Rader, Charles Ranny, Haslett Ray, Bob Ralston, Bob Reeb, Alonzo Reagan, Don Rector, Clif? Reed, Frank Reese, Bruce Reeves, Bob Reed, Tom Reis, Harold Rector, Dean Redding, Dick Reeves, Allen Reagan, Jack Reading, Bob Reis, George Reed, Jim Rees, Carl Rector, Dean Reactor, Herb Rehl, Lewis Reed, Paul Reynold, Juanita, Rebolt, Tom Deceased WAVE 'Ir 'A' 'A' Rees, Maurice Renner, Art Reed, Lenord Redding, Don Ressler, john Rhinehand, Charles Rhoads, Dick Rhinehart, Lowell Rhyan, John Rice, Louis Riggs, Roy Rogers, Paul Rice, Don Riley, Myron Rhinehart, Ralph Rhinehart, Chet Rinehart, Bob Rinehart, Melbourne Richards, Bill Remington, lack Rienhart, David Richards, jake Richards, John Richards, Bob RICHARDS, ROBERT Richardson, Don Ray, Robert A. Reeb, Bob Rhel, Dick Richardson, jim Riley, Bob Rich, Bob Riggs, Bob Ritchey, Bob Ritter, Ed Roberts, jim Roese, Scott Rowland, Ned Rogers, john Rohr, Lovell Russell, jack Ruhands, Iohn Robinson, lack Robinson, Norman Roland, Dick Ray, Herman Rose, Charles Roberts, Bill Robbinson, Tom Rogers, Don Rose, Bob Roederer, Don Roederer, Louis Roberts, Paul Roberts, Ray Robinson, Anna,NURSE Robbins, Francis Rudolph, Don Rudolph, Victor Russell, Elbert Rulling. Iim Russolillo, joe Russolillio, Mike Ryan, VValter Reiser, Phil Rodier. Richard Rice, Bob Reardon, Rav Ridenbarg, Iohn Rich, Bill Rhinehart, Jim Reese, Bill Richards, Roger Rich, Harley Rigney, Albert Robinson, Dick Ritchey, Herman B. ir ir ir Ritchey, Landace, G. Ritchey, Richard T. Russell, Jack Roberts, James Roese, William Robins, Frances, D. Rader, Eugene Richards, Bill Rogers, Joseph Riley, Carl Richardson, Samuel Rverson, Harold Rhodes, Iohen Reese, David Rowe, Earl Rose, Vernon Rigney, Al Rings, Ray Russell, john Rieek, Henrietta Rigney, james Rebbodv. Thomas Ryan, Edward Roederer, Dan Rawlings, Thomas Russell, Dorothy Robb, Paul F. Russell, Eugene Runyan, Donald Reeb, Bob Rehl, Dick Rogers, Bill Rolsten, Robert Richey, Frank Rawlins, Tom Rings, Roy Roederer, Herbert Richards, Charles Robinson, George S Savage, Cliff Sayers, Alfred Samuels, Jack Sapp, Bob Seiple, Allen Sealock, Mat Search, Ira Seymour, Edward M. Seymour, Jack Seip, John Seyfried, Kenneth Sears, Everett Schenz, Earl Schluep. John Scoles, Tom Scott, Bob Scroggs, Armand Schmidt, Iohn Schmidt, Fred Scotterback, Charles Schultz, Herman Schulster, Henry Shanely, Staley Shonting, Milton Shelton, Harold Shears, Mary, NURSE Shea, Jim Shambaugh, Tom Sheridan, Francis Shade, Orville Sheehy, Roy Shield, Russ Sheey, Tom Shennan, Steve Shaver, Melvin Sheron, Mary, SPAR Shapior, Bill Simmons, Morgan Simmons, Eugene Simmons, jack SLATER, RUSSELL Smith, George R. Smith, Dick Smith, Ray E. Smith, Harry Stingley, Roy Stern, Bill Smith, jim Smith, Norman Snyder, Clarence Snyder, Charles Shely, Joe Snoppert, E. X. Snyder, lack Shiet, Dave Snyder, Paul Spang, Bob Spang, Oscar Spears, Jerry, Ir. Shephard, Bob Spangler, Paul Spencer, Albert Spencer, Bob Spanable, Frank Speer, Paul SPARROW, PAULINE. SPAR Stevens, Marvin Stephenson, Marvin Stephenson, Albert Stevens, Lesling Stetler, Thomas Stewart, jack Storch, Charles Smut. Vt-rl Strickland, Bill Stoll, Floyd Siler, Billie A. Stokes, Bill Silveous. LeRoy Staley, Victor Stewart, Ed Stevens. Leroy Stout, Roy Stetler, lack Stamper, jesse Stevenson, Ed Steele, Howard Stevenson. Harry Stewart, Dick Stephens. Merle Stevens, Carl Steed, George Swisher. Bob Swank. William A. Snashall, Sam Swandrick, Chet Swab, Dennis Snashall, Bill Scott, lack Scott, Ben Smith, Bob S'-ale, Albert Shea, Iohn Smith, Don Smith, Whirt Smith, David Sebring, Milton Swank, Bill Slaughter, Carl South, Bob Stephens, Albert ir ir ai' 'Ir ir 'lr Nineteen Twenty Swinehart, john Swain, joe Steele, Harold Stewart, Herb Sears, joe Sly, Bob Schubert, Harold Scharenberg, Gene Scharenberg, Bill Scholten, Henry Scholten, Pete Simpson, Paul Steen, Bill Stewart, Ed Shoppert, Wendell Summer, joe Shawd, Albert Shawd, Edgar Strickland, Louis Sonner, Ted Sulzberger, Tom Stevens, john Sullivan, Russell Smith, Lloyd Stam r, john Steitilillnff, Wendell Strickland, George Schmidt, Charles Smith, Robert Smith, William Smith, George Sweet, james Sheward, William Strait, Robert Smith, Delbert Strimpf, Kenneth South, Frank Smith, Mildred Slussler. Dick Susie, Bob Schmidt, Ray Schrader, Frank Shrum, Eugene Sherick, jack Staley, Victor Snyder, john Souders, Robert Stiles, Finley Schlosser, Paul Schnieder, William Shanely, Charles E. Schmidt, Ray Sherman, Stephen R. Sherman, David C. Steele, Herbert W. Sumner, Earl Stingley, Roy Sinclair, Robert Stout, Donald L. Slyh, Robert ' Scheeler, john D. Sharon, john Sheward, juanita. XUAVE T Taylor, jim Taylor, Frank Taylor, Walter TAYLOR, DICK, Missing Action Tarpy, Dave Taylor, jack Taylor, john Terry, Howard Temple, Perry Theopoilus, Harry Thomas, Carl ir it 'A' i Thomas, Charles Thompson, jack Thompson, Wilbur Thomas, Dick Thomas, Dave THOMPSON, jOHN Thompson, Charles Thompson, Paul Thompson, Walter Thrush, jack Theis, Howard Thomas, Bob Thomas, Bob H. Thompson, Bob Thompson, Don Thompson, Dick Thrum, Fred Tillmane, Bud Tipton, Cecil Tordiff, Ralph Tope, Lowell Tompkins, George Todd, Ted Trensenrider, Bob Truitt, Ora Tuckle, Dick Trigg, Ben Tresenrider, Paul Tresenrider, Bill Tracy, P. William Tucker, Charles Toohey, Willis Tom, Dick Tunner, Don Tresenrider. Lowes Tarleton, Ed Tracey, Alice, NURSE Taylor, june, WAVE Taylor, Charles Tresemer, Bob Truman, Stan Trimmer, George Trouth, Oscar Turner, Bob Tonkinson, Charles Theophilus, Carl Twigg, Charles Tinkham, Edwin Tackman, Carl Thompson, Marjorie Thomas, Richard Thompson, Robert Trotter, Wally Taylor, Stanley Thompson, Bill Thomas, john Trickel, Richard R. U .J Ulen, LeRoy Ucker, Dick Ulom, George Ucker, Bob Underman, Fred Underman, Arvid V VanGastle, Bob VanDyke, Roger VanDorn, Warren Vance, Clyde Vatters, Howard VanGundy, Bernard VanScoy, Earl VanScoy, Carl 'A' 'lr VanSchoyck, Tom Vincent, Art Vorce, Charles Vandenvender, Marvin Vincent, Dick Violet, Dick Van Camp, Franklin Van Schovch, Robert Vichkerman, joan Van Walsen, john W Wade, Bailey Wade, Gerald Waldo, Ralph Walker, Ed Walz, Stuart Ward, john Walker, Donald Wallace, Gaston Walters, Claude, jr. Waugh, Lloyd Walters, Howell, jr. VVALDECK, PHIL VVagner, Bob Watson, jack Waddell, Bob Watkins, Paul Washburn, Carl Ward, George Ward, Bob Walters, Delbert Ward, Frank Wallace, Dick Walton, Charles Warten, Dick Watts, Harley Waidelich, Howard Weaver, Mearl Weatheman, Dale Webbers, Bill Weeks, Bill Weeks, Earl Weiland, Tom Weiland, joe Weiland, Bob Westemtan, Leslie Webb, Bob Weaver, Charles Weeks, Ray Weimer, Paul Weinhart, Dick Weigand, Charles Westall, jack White, john WhiteCraft, George White, Paul White, Dave Willbarger, Edwin Whilhelm, Bob Williams, Gavle Williamson, Beeman Williams, Martin Williams. Bob VVilson, jack Wilson, Dewey, jr. Wagner, Charles VV. Wilson, Frank Wilson, Earl Wilson, Hershel Wilson, Howard Wilson, Don Withrow, Art Will, Don Wisecup, jim Concluded 011 Page 99 'A' ir ir 'Ir 'E A Q , nf I-'if' ' 'Mui-9: .0 gi n an ,- Q ,gi . + -.QQ , were , ay Qaacfualbl 1944 0 2 V LF . , , f,5.-'-' 1 9 , L B , QQ' 1+ ,... xx- za dm! ,gh ..,... ,-f' A , a.....-,,k:Q,,-' 'X 4. - . U, 'wa f ff' .5 . . .5 . Nix.- E. lb .r 5.x -.. lx A. ,hi !:!'Ih3k, fx: , I! Xi 11 3 we- ,iQ Yf ,-Q. U -...,. . x ., 1, - .il -N - ' X nN ----' 'x,..h..x,-.xx-:NIS XXX YC- 'gg 13, I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ROBERT MALIRICE ENIBLETON - Marky Hi Y, Latin Club, Student Council. Triangle Club, W Association, L So ciety, Rotary Luncheon, National Honor Society, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Room President, Room Secretary, Oflice Nlonitor, Hall Monitor, Commando Training, Class Social Commit- tee, Class President. . SECRETARY RUTH EILEEN BLACK- Blackie French Club, Girl Reserves, Room Busi- ness Manager, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Queen's Attendant, Class Publicity Com- mittee, Victory Queen. cmucm044 VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT WAYNE WATKINS- Bunny Hi Y, Student Council, W Association, Basketball l, 2, Photoplay Club, Room President, Room Secretary, Room Welfare Chairman, Sports Editor Occident Staff, Intramural Basketball Champs 2, Hi Y Baseball, Hi Y Basketball 1, 2, Senior Mixer Usher, Baccalaureate Usher, Hi Y Membership Chairman, Hall Monitor, Study Monitor, Commando Training. Class Vice-President, Class Entertainment Com- mittee, Annual Staff 3. TREASURER JOAN FRIEBIS- jo Girl Reserves, Room Secretary, Room Wel- fare Chairman. Class Financial Chairman, Cashier Occident Business Staff, Office Monitor, Homecoming Queen 1943, Ticket Committee Marching Along. JOSEPH ARTHUR GILL- Doc Hi Y, W Association, Senior Man- ager Baseball l, 2, 3, Football Trainer l, 2, 3, Room Business Manager, Room Welfare Chaimian, Room Civic Chairman, Book Room Crew, Hilltop Record Subscription Drive, Ofiice Mon- itor, Hall Monitor, Study Monitor, Commando Training, Class Decorating Committee. JANE GIBBON- Gib Girl Reserves Treasurer, Latin Club. Room President, Student Council, L Society, National Honor Society, Sen- ior Class Play, Vocational Conference. Class Entertainment Committee, Omce Monitor, Hall Monitor, Makeup Com- mittee Marching Along. WILMA V. FOOTE Girl Reserves, Publicity Committee Senior Class Play, Sales Tax, Hall Monitor, Study Monitor, Class Pub- lieity Committee. DOROTHY JEAN AMBROSIA- Dottie Girl Reserves, Bowling, Room Civic Chairman, Circulation Manager Occi- dent Business Staff, Class Publicity Committee, Hilltop Record Subscrip- tion Drive, Office Monitor, Ticket Committee Marching Along. ROLAND FULLER- Ron Hi Y, Latin Club, Hi Y Bowling, Hi Y Softball, Room Civic Chairman, Cafe- teria Casliier, Chemistry Scholarship Test, Plain Geometry Scholarship Test, Commando Training, Class Project Committee, Hall Monitor, Marching Along. DOROTHY HEMMERLY- Dottie Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Cafeteria, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Vocational Con- ference, Class Social Committee, Study Monitor. JEAN E. BLAN KNER- Jeanie Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Class Pub- licity Committee, Hall Monitor. SUE VIOLA AGRIESTI- Vi Girl Reserves, Class Entertainment Committee. JANE LEE HAVVTHORNEA Janie Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Room Wel- fare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman. Class Financial Committee, Girl Re- serves Cabinet, Vocational Conference, OfHce Monitor, Study Monitor, Make- up Committee Marcl1ing Along. WM. AUMILLER- Bill Commando Training, Class Project Committee. JUNE GLASGOW Girl Reserves, Class Publicity Com- mittee. JUANITA GREENEf Jae Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Class Project Committee. MARJORIE ETHEL BEARD- Margie Girl Reserves, Cafeteria, Hilltop Rec- ord Subscription Drive, Business Ad- vertising, Head Business Manager Occident Business Staff, Hall Monitor, Study Monitor, Class Publicity Com- mittee, Usher Marching Along. MATERE ALBAN- Mick Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Westling 3, Class Project Committee, W Association 1, 2, 3. Twenty-tfzree JAMES IIESSUP- jesse Hi Y, W Association, L Society, Wrestling l, 2, Room President, Room Business Manager, Room Secretary. Class Social Committee. VVAYNE R. HUGHES- Bud Latin Club, Student Council, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chair- man, Boys' Quartet. Commando Train' ing, Class Project Committee. ,IACQUELINE KIENLE- jackie Girl Reserves, Bowling, Room Business Manager, Class Decorating Committee. Senior Class Play Publicity Commit' tee, Business Advertising, Oecident Business Staff, Hall Monitor. Usher Marching Along. DONALD LLOYD MeCREADY- Muck Hi Y, YV Association, West VVings. Hi Y Softball, Hi Y Basketball, Hi Y City Champs, Hi Y Intramural Champs, Track 3, Wrestling l, Room Secretary, Room Welfare Chairman, Study lVlonitor, Commando Training. Class Decorating Committee, Marching Along. EVAN llliRlXlAN KNOX- Herman Ili Y, Variety Shows 1, 2, 3, VVinter Festival, Class Entertainment Commit tee, Marching Band, Concert Rand. Commando Training, Marching Along. llli'l'TY LAIRD- Lairdie Cirl Reserves, Class Project Commit tee, Senior Class Play Prompter, Study Monitor. VVILLIAM A. JOHNSON - Bill lli Y, Track 3, Commando Training. Class Social Committee, Marching Along. ,l'1l'L'lIfj fO1lf CONSTANCE LOVE- Connie Latin Club. L Society, Class Project Committee. Sales Tax. CLEO FAY MAUREY!'Penny Class Publicity Committee. ROBERT SKEEN McGRAIl.-W Mack Hi Y, Football Ticket Committee. Business Advertising, Study Monitor. Commando Training, Class Decorating Committee. Ticket Committee March- ing Along. THEODORE F. MANSON- Ted Spanish Club, VVest VVings, Com- mando Training, Class Financial Com mittee, Marching Along. Senior Class Speaker. DOROTHY NVILLMA MCCUNF- Dottie Cirl Reserves, Spanish Club, Variety Shows l. 2, 3, VVinter Festival 2. 3. Red-Hoteancl Blue, Marching Rand l. 2. 3. Concert Band l. 2. 3, Class Publicity Committee. tl. FRANKLIN JACKSON-- Frankieu Latin Club, Football 3, Room VVelfare Chairman, Cafeteria, Scholarship Honors. Boys' Quartet, Commando Training, Class Project Committee, Marching Along. VIRGINIA L. KILBURY- Ginny VVinter Festival, Class Social Commit' tee, Occident Business Stall. Rusiness Advertising. Hall Monitor. Ofliee Monitor. BETTY NOEL Girl Reserves, Senior Class Play. Room Business Manager, Room Civic Chair- man, Class Decorating Chairman, Oc- cident Staff. GROVER VV. IVIELVEN- Cloverdale Commando Training. Class Social Committee. MIRIAM ,IEAN MORE f- Minn S vanish Club, 1009! Club, Clce Club. Cllass Publicity Committee. Choir. llall Monitor, Study hlonitor. CHARLES L. RICHARDS- Chuck Ili Y, Ili Y Rowling Champs, Intra mural Basketball Champs, Variety Show, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Marching Band 2, 3, Concert Band 2, 3. Orches- tra 2, 3, Dance Band 2, Publicity Crew, Class Proicct Committee. ANNE NELSON- Annie Girl Reserves, Business Advertising. Class Decorating Committee, Usher Variety Show, Usher Senior Class Play. ROBERFI' GEORGE RALIGII Feet VVest Vllings, Variety Show 5, Com- mando Training, Class Entertainment Committee. Marching Along. BETTY MOORE- Becky Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Student Council, L Society, National Honor Society, Rotary Luncheon, Basketball. Bowling Team Captain I, 2, Car- melita Chorus, Room President, Room Secretary, Room Business Manager, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Glee Club. Choir, Sales Tax, Hall Monitor, Class Social Chairman. ROGER C. MILLER- Roge Hi Y, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play, Orchestra, Glee Club, Coni- mando Training, Class Decorating Committeee, Marching Along. ALICE JEAN REMINGTON - Remmy Girl Reserves President, Latin Club Secretary, Student Council, So' ciety, Rotary Luncheon, National Honor Society. Baseball l, Basketball I, 2, Bowling I, Publicity Committee Variety Show, Publicity Chairman Senior Class Play, Carnielita Costume Committee, G. P. A. Skating Party Committee, Room President, Voca- tional Conference, English Scholarship Award I, 2, Glee Club Accompanist, Dramatics Club Committee, Editor-in- Chief Occident Staff, Annual Stafl' Feature Chairman, Class Publicity Committee, Sales Tax, Study Monitor. Marching Along, Senior Class Speaker. FIRMAN E. MOORE- F.E. Debate Club, Hi Y, Latin Club, Var- iety Shows l, 2, 3, Red-Hot-and Blue, Room Secretary, Room Welfare Chair- man, Stage Crew, Hall Monitor, Study Monitor. Class Entertainment Commit- tee. Basketball Reserve I, 2, Com nsando Training, Marching Along. EDITH DEAMA NEFF Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society. Rotary Luncheon, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Room Secretary, Room Civic Chairlnan, Vocational Conference. Glee Club, Choir, Class Entertainment Committee, Office Mon itor, Study Monitor. ,IIM NICHOLS-'Nick Hi Y, Occident Business Staff. Busif ness Advertising, Hall Monitor, Class Entertainment Committee, Connnando Training. ELINORIQ DEN EEN MINER- Ellie Girl Reserves, Bowling, Spanish Club, Room VVelfare Chairman, Class Pub licity Committee, Cafeteria, Hall Mon- itor. NEIL MOWREY- Moorey Vice-President Debate Club, Ili Y President, Spanish Club Vice-President. W Association, Football 2, 3, VVrest ling I, Room President, Room Welfare Chairman, Hall Monitor, Chairman Entertainment Committee, Student Council. Twenty-fi1'c is 'Q' ,, MAR Y LOUISE ROACI-I- Dimp1es Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Latin Club, Cafeteria, Ofhce Monitor, Class Social Committee. ALICE JANET STONE- Jeanette French Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Room Welfare Chairman, Class Decorating Committee, Study Monitor, Civic Chairman, Sales Tax. MARY JANICE SUVER- Janny Girl Reserves, L Society, National Ilonor Society, Bowling 1, Class Fin- ancial Committee, Vocational Confera ence, Senior Activities Annual Statli. Olliee Monitor. MARY SMITH- Smitty Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Class Dec- orating Committee. JOI IN MEREDITH STEIN ER Hall Monitor, Commando Training, Class Entertainment Committee. MARTHA ANN VON SCHRILTZ- Pinky Girl Reserves, Property Committee Senior Class Play, Sales Tax, Monitor. Class Entertainment Committee, Make- up Committee Marching Along. ORUS A. SHEWARD, JR.- Schulze VV Association, Track I, 2, 3. Track Captain 3, Cross Country Track 3. Room Business Manager, Class Publicity Committee, Occident Business Staff, Business Advertising, Study Monitor, Publicity Crew 1, Commando Training, Marching Along. Twenty-six HERBERT DANA ROEDERER- ..Herby,. Variety Shows l, 2, 3, Room Business Manager, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra 1, 2, Dance Band I, 2, Commando Training, Class Social Committee, Marching Along. HARVEY GEORGE TlLLER-- Haw Hi Y, Intramural Basketball Champs 2, 3, Canvas Crew. Commando Train- ing, Class Decorating Committee. OSCAR E. SMITH- Ossie Hi Y, Triangle Club, West VVings, Room Business Manager, Room Secre- tary, Commando Training, Class Social Committee, Marching Along. BETTY ALMA SCHWENDER Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Room VVelfare Chairman, Vocational Conference, Glee Club, Choir, Oflicc Monitor, Hall hflonitor, Study Monitor, Class Entertainment Committee. AN ITA JANE SIMMERS- Nita Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Room Busi' ness Manager, Class Decorating Com- mittee. WOLFRED C. VVADDINCTON- HWDIPI Hi Y, Intramural Basketball Champs 2, 3, Commando Training, Class En- tertainment Committee. Marching Along. DONNA THOMAS- Tommy Girl Reserves, Room Business Manager, Class Decorating Committee, Business Advertising, Hall Monitor, Recorder Business Advertising Staff, Usher Senior Class Play, Usher Variety Show, Usher Marching Along. BETTY JEAN WORREL- Skeezix Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Bow- ling, Class Decorating Committee, Glce Club, Occident Staff, Hilltop Record Subscription Drive, Hall Mon- itor. STAN VVOODRUFF- Woody Hi Y, Spanish Club, West Wings, Room Civic Chaimtan, Chaimian Pub- licity Committee, Commando Training. Marching Along. DOROTHY ARLENE VVISEMAN- Dottie French Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Hall Monitor, Class Decorating Committee. WILB U R WESLEY, JR.- Dick Variety Show, Commando Training. Class Project Committee. Marching Along. ROBERT GRAYUM WATTS- Bob West Wings, Vice-President L So- ciety, National Honor Society, Room Civic Chairman,, Study Monitor, Commando Training, Chairman Pro- ject Committee. JANELLE WALKER- Nellie Librarian Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Property Committee Senior Class Play, Room Business Mana er, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Vocational Conference, Sales Tax, Oflice Monitor, Class Social Com- mittee, Makeup Committce Marching Along. HAROLD E. WEBB- Dad Hi Y, VVest Wings, Intramural Basket- ball Cham s 2, 3, Variety Show 3, Room VVel,fare Chaimian, Publicity Crew, Commando Training, Class Social Committee. VIRGINIA YEATER- Ginnie Hall Monitor, Class Decorating Com- mittee. 0 L L.-is ns at t. s , E 'wifi . Q i so PAUL B. ZEISLER-'AZeis Debate Club, Hi Y, Latin Club. Stud- ent Council, Basketball 3, Football 1, Track 2, Variety Shows, Room Presi- dent, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Ensemble 2, Business Advertising, Study Monitor, Commando Trainin . Class Publicity Committee, Footbail Ticket Committee, Marching Along. LYNN BEIGLER Latin Club, Commando Training, Class Project Committee. GENELDA RUTH HEINZMAN- ll ,Y Gene Class Entertainment Committee. GY ROBERT HOWARD LI MLE- Bob Photopla Club, West Win s, 100'Z: Club, Sales Tax, Commando R'raining, Class Social Committee. FRED EUGENE LOWERY II- Scanny Baseball 2, 3, Commando Training, Class Decorating Committee. Twenty-seven Twenty-eight JANUARY CLASS PROPHECY OF '44 I have rubbed my magic lamp, my faithful genie has appeared, and I, Aladdin. am about to see the January 1944 graduating class ten years hence. I hereby prophesy: Having reached the budding metropolis of East Ovahcoot, Nebraska, we sought lodging at the most elaborate hotel Cand the only oneD in town The Dew-Droppe Inn Cbefore it falls inl owned and operated by the richest men in town, WM. BILL AUMILLER and EVAN HERMAN KNOX II. We were shown to our rooms by the only working individual in the joint, MARJORIE BEARD. While waiting for dinner, we ran into the famous author ROGER Tllll LODGEPU' MILLER gathering material for his new biography entitled. The Life and Loves of ROBERT WATTS, the Scientist. Dinner was prepared by the famous', nutritionist MARY LOUISE ROACH who was temporarily paying for her back lodging. Dinner music was furnished by 'ACHEWIN' CHUCK RICHARDS and his orchestra, featuring DOT MeCUNE and her clarinet with music arranged by EUGENE LOVVERY. Leaving the Inn, the next morning, we were forced to take cover behind a tree to avoid the flying hoofs of Boy, noble steed of the famous desperado of the Old West, DEADEYE ROEDERER. CPlease notice that this is not a gasoline t-ommercialll Trying to thumb a ride to the station we were picked up by FIRMAN THE FIREMANU MOORE who was rushing home to lunch. We were immediately arrested for speeding by the town's only Hatfoot, HARVEY TILLER. We were taken to the county court house where we were tried by his honor, JUDGE LYNN BIEGLER, and our ease was recorded by the county recorder, APEL CBILLD JOHNSON. We were let off easy due to the fact that the judge used to copy my algebra, and we paid our fine to county bailiff WILMER CSTAND VVOODRUFF. We barely made the East Ovahcoot Limited Cand we do mean limitedD for New York. We found the engineer to be GROVER MELVEN and the power behind the engine, FIREMAN CBOBD MCGRAIL. Passing through the beautiful countryside of Ohio we saw the Fallin' Down Dairy Farm of 'iJO CFRIEBISD and SCIIULZE SHEWARD. Our trip was made more glamorous and enjoyable by the sweet co-eds of Old P. U. Cpomcnto University to youD MARTHA VON SCHRILTZ, BETTY MOORE, GENELDA HEINZMAN, CONNIE LOVE and EDITH NEFF and their fond devotion to football hero, FRANKLIN JACKSON. Stepping off the train at Grand Central Station we were greeted by BUNNY WATKINS, the New York Times Star reporter, who was seeking a human interest story. After registering at the VValdorf, we took a stroll down Wall Street and ran into the famous Wall Street Wolves, HAROLD WEBB, BOB LIMLE, WOLFRED WADDINGTON, and DICK WESLEY. VVoo Wool!!! We ate our lunch at DOTTIE'S CWISEMAND Delightful, Delcctible Deli- catessen, -delicious duck dinners for which she is celebrated. There we found MARKY EMBLETON and MATERE ALBAN, pilots for United Airlines accompanied by JANE GIBBON and JANE HAWTHORNE, hostesses, who were just ready to take off for Florida from LaGuardia Field, carrying Senator JAMES JESSUP and his private secretary, JANICE SUVER. Our next stop was Radio City where BETTY VVORREL, JEAN BLANKNER. and VIRGINIA KILBURY are telephone operators. We were told we could find The CALICED REMINGTONS Rhapsodies Hour, featuring PAUL ZEISLER. well known American tenor, and Lyric Soprano, JUNE GLASGOW, in Studio 7. As we entered, we distinctly heard the melodious tones of MIRIAM Cwho uses IriumD MORE and her harp. Between numbers VIRGINIA YEATER, ANITA SIMMERS and MARY SMITH Cthe original Superb Suds girlsl sing their famous commercial. In Studio I3 we saw TED CArthur MurrayD MANSON giving his famous rumba lessons to JOHN STEINER and BOB RAUCH, businessmen, and OSCAR SMITH and DON MCCREADY, great Shakespearean actors. Continued on page 104 f I 3 hx F ?'W '2f A Wm-sY i-wwf X 'MSG .fgm.,wf V4-' 4' Q -.wk e MR Q .M if X 1 L Hx .lv W my Wig? , Q , I , .... I - 1+ V53 Fw , A 'A A -qjgifw xi A 4 if L fp. Ei-Q 'sms :nv E' Rx rd a ff' is QQ sv 5 Q N 4. 5 y yr , vb f 'Q I . a k K W! ww :Q-wwf 'Z is SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT JOHN D. HERBERT-'-Johnny French, Hi Y, Photoplay, Student Council, Thespians, Room Business Manager 2, Room Welfare Chairman, Room President, President Senior Class, Stage Crew, Scenery, Usher Graduation, Chairman Props Commit- tee, Gym Exhibition, Chairman Prop- erty Committee Senior Class Play, Commando Training. SECRETARY JESSIE HOPE STRICKLAND Chemistry 3, Debate 3, Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3, President 3, Latin l, 2, 3, Treas- urer 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, Clubs Committee, Decoration Committee 3, L Society 3, Room President 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Basket' ball 2, 3, Captain 2, 3, Cafeteria 2, 3, Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, Vocational Conference 3, Student Council Board Committee 3, Hi Y City Day, District Nurse, G. R. Conference, Senior Class Secretary, Graduation Usher 3, Basket- ball Class Team l, 2, 3, Hall Monif tor 3, Study Monitor 3, Rotary Luncheon. unewaaa VICE-PRESIDENT DONALD J. CASE-UD. j. Hi Y, Student Council, Thespians, Vice President Senior Class, Basketball Reserve I, 2, Hi Y Basketball, Ili Y Bowling, Hi Y Bowling Champs 2, Tennis I, Track 1, Room Secretary Hall Monitor, Study Monitor, Occident Staff S orts, Annual StaH Sports, Hi Y Softball, 2, 3, Graduation Usher 2, 3, Cfimmando Training, Senior Class P av. TREASURER JOANNE L. HANE Girl Reserves, Spanish Secretary 3, West Wings Secretary I, 2, Room Business Manager I, 2, Girl Reserve Cabinet 3, Senior Class Treasurer, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Bac- calaureate Usher, Graduation Usher 2, Oflice Monitor 2, 3, Rotary Luncheon. JAMES BELL- Jamie Hi Y 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Vice- President 2, President 3, W Associa- tion I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track l, Room President l, Room Civic Chair- man 2, Senior Class Decorating Com- mittee, Sales Tax, Intramural Wrestling 3, Occident Stall, Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, Study Monitor 1, 2, 3, Commando Training, Gym Exhibition, Vllaste Paper Drive: Rotary Luncheon. JACK BABBERT West VVings 2: Commando Training. JAMES ROGER AILES- jim Latin 2, VV Association 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Variety Shows l, 2, 3, Marching Band l, 2, 3, Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, Gym Exhibition, Commando Training. MARY RUTH BAIRD Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, L Societv 2. 3, Variety Show l, 2, Room VVelfare Chairman, Marching Band l, 2: Con- cert Band l, 2, National Honor Society. CLARK E. BIDDLE- Bid lli Y, Latin l, Photoplay 2, 3, Span' ish, Winter Festival, Marching Along: Red-I lot-and-Blue, Variety Show l, 2. 3, Hi Y Cabinet, Senior Class Pub- lieit Committee, Marching Band l, 2, 3, Concert Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 3: Boys Glee Club l, Dance Band 2, 3, Commando Training. PAUL BERNDT Student Council 2, L Society 2, 3, Room President 2, Room Secretary 3: Senior Class Project Committee, Nate ional Honor Society, Commando Training. JACK BATES- Hoot Spanish l, W Association 2, 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Honorable Nlention All High, Track 1, 2, 3, Swimming l, 3: Hal Monitor l, Study Monitor 2, 3, Sales Tax, Waste Paper Drive 3, Scrap Drive 2, Inter-Class Track 2, Com' mando Training. JOYCE ASHMAN- joy Girl Reserves, Variety Show, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3. NOBLE LAWRENCE ALLEN JR.- Nob Hi Y l, 2, 3, Latin l, 2, 3, XIV Association 1, 2, 3, 10096 Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, Room Secretary 2: Senior Class Decorating Committee: Hi Y Cabinet 2, 3, Hilltop Record Drive 2, 3, Study Monitor 1, 2, 3, Gym Monitor l, 2, 3, Commando Training, Student Councill: Gym Exhibition 3, Sales Tax, Scrap Drive 2: Rotary Luncheon, VVaste Paper Drive 3. PAULINE MAY ALDERMAN4 Polly Girl Reserves l, 2. 3, Latin, Bowling 2, Marching Along, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Study Monitor 2. HARRY I. ECKE JR.- Hoghead Hi Y, VVest ings, Bowling 2, Wrestling l, Room Business Manager 2, 3, Room Welfare Chairman lg Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Commando Training. CHARLES BENNETT- Charly Variety Shows, Ensemble, Choir 2, 3, Hall Monitor, Commando Training. 5,5-Aw!! WINIFRED BAUDER- VVinnie Room Secretary 3, Hall Monitor 2 Study Monitor 2. WILLARD R. BARNES- Barney Commando Training. Thirty-one ALBERT BIEGLER- AI Hi Y: Latin l, 2, 35 10096 Club: Var- iety Shows. Winter Festival: Marching Along: Room Business Manager 2: Room Secretary 35 Senior Class Pub' licity Committee: Sales Tax: Choir I. 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2, 35 Commando Training. IRA R. BLACKWELL- Ivan VV Association: Baseball l, 2, 3: All Iligh 2: Basketball l, 2, 3: Second Team 2: All High 3: Football l, 2, 3, All High 3: Track 2: Room Secretary 2: Room Welfare Chairman 1: Occia dent Staff 3: Study Monitor: Paper Drive 35 Scrap Drive 2: Commando Training. MARTHA BOYD- Marty Girl Reserves: Latin: Usher Variety Show: Room Secretary 3: Occident Business Staff: Annual Business Staff. ROBERT E. BLATZ- Bob French 2, 3: Hi Y 2, 3: Hi Y Basket- ball 3: Hi Y Bowling Champions 2, 3: Team Ca utain 3: Occident Editorial Stall: Study Monitor 35 Gym Monitor 2, 3: Occident Sports Editor: Com- mando Training. PHILIP C. BOWSER- Phil Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Along: Viflinter Festival: Red-Hot-and Blue: Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, 45 Clce Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 35 State Band Contest I, 25 District Band Contest I, 2, 3: Dance Band l. 2, 3: All lligll Band I, 2, 3: All High Boys' Chorus 2: Commando Training. ANDREW BLUM -IR.- Porky Cafeteria l, 2, 3: Study Monitor: Hall Monitor: Gym Exhibition: Commando Training. ROBERT E. BRODBECK- Bob Spanish 2, 3: Football I: Room Wel- fare Chairman 25 Sales Tax I: Scrap Drive 2, 35 Commando Training. 'I'l1irtjv-two BEVERLY R. BIGELOW- Bev Girl Reserves: Latin: Library Council Secretary 25 Thespians5 Girl Reserve Cabinet: Room Business Manager l: Senior Class Refreshment Committee: Makeup Cknnniittee Senior Class Play: Sales Tax 2, 3. FREDERICK H. BRAUN- Fred Hi Y: Commando Training: Oilice Monitor. RICHARD L. BORNM Pete Hi Y5 Hi Y Basketball 3: Bowling 2: West Vilings 3: Canvas Crew 2: intra, mural Vllrestling 3: Intramural Basket' ball I, 25 Commando Training. CLARIBELLE BOVUERS- Peg GEORGE E. BRIGGS JR. Hi Y: Latin I, 2, 3: Photoplay 2, 3: L Society 2. 3: Carmelita: Marching Along: Variety Show 3: Winter Festif val: Room Business Manager: Senior Class Social Committee: Glee Club I: Choir I: Ensemble I: President Nat- ional Honor Society: Senior Class Com- mencement Speaker: Commando Train- ing. CARL E. BRECKENRIIXIEA Brock Commando Training. SHIRLEE A. BRADFORD- Bull Debate: Girl Reserves: Latin: Bowling I, 2, 3: Room Secretary: Senior Class Publicity Committee: Study Monitor: Ilall Monitor. CURTIS CHASE- Curly Hi Y 2, 33 Latin: HW Association 2, 33 Bowling: Football I, 2, 33 Track I, 2, 33 Hi Y Cabinet: Orchestra I, 2, 33 Commando Training. PATRICIA ANN CllRIS'l'0PIIER-- Pat Girl Reserves: Latin: Volleyball: Hall lklonitor. MADIELTN CARllVV!'Lyn Chemistry 3: Girl Reserves 3: Photo- play 33 Spanish 3: Bowling 33 Sales Tax 33 Ilall Monitor 33 Study Moni- tor 33 National Iissay Contest 3: Occi dent Stall' 33 Annual Stail' 3. MAR-IORIIS. JEAN CARTER- Margie Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Room VVelfare Chairman. ROBERT JAMES BUSICK- Two Gun Ili Y 33 Spanish 23 Baseball Manager I, 2, 3: Basketball Manager 2: Cale teria 2. 3: Commando Training. MALISSIA JANE CALLIF- Pinkic Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Baseball 2: Bowling 33 Room Business lXIanager 23 Room Secretary 33 Sales Tax 2. TIIEODORI3 ,IAINIES COBURN- Ted Chemistry 2, 3, President: Debate I, 2, 3, Secretary: Latin I, 2, 33 Library Council 23 West Wings 2, 33 L Society 2, 33 Senior Class Project Com- mittee: Book Exchange 2, 3: Debate Team I, 2, 33 National Honor Society: Commando Training. COLLEEN CHEUVRONT- CoIbina French 1, 2, 33 Program Chairman 33 West Wings I3 Variety Show l, 2, 3: Winter Festival: Marching Along: Room Business Manager 23 Senior Class Refreshment Committee3 Clee Club I, 2, 33 Choir I, 2, 33 Ensemble l, 2, 33 Rotary Luncheon: Hall Moni- tor I. BEVERLY BURKI'IAlNfII3RA Babs', From Akron,Ohio. Study Monitor. NORMAN P. CLEVENGER!'Cuv Ili Y 2, 33 Hall Monitor 2, 33 Corn- mando Training. ELLEN R. CLARK Cirl Reserves I, 2, 3: Latin I, 2, 31 Library Council I, 2, 3, Vice-President 2: West Wings I, 2, 3: Secretary 33 L Society 2, 33 Thespians 3: Rowling 3: Room kvelfarc Chairman I: Senior Class Financial Committee: Sales Tax 2, 33 Oflice lllonitor 2, 3: Rotary Luneheon3 lVIake-up Committee Senior Class Plav: National Honor Society. DORIS LUCY CALDXNELL- Dee Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 FITIICSPIQIHSQ llall lVIonitor: Make-up Committee Senior Class Play: Band Variety Show. VIRGINIA IRENI3 CARLIQS4 Cinney Baseball I, 23 Basketball I, 2: llall Monitor 21 Study IVIonitor 33 Volley- ball I, 23 Bowling 2. VIRENA CLEVELAND!'Rinky Debate I, 2, 3, Program Committee: Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Latin I, 2, 33 Library Council 2, 3, Vice-President 3: L Society 2, 33 Basketball 23 Bowl- ing 23 Make-up Committee Band Var' iety Show3 Room Business Manager 23 Room Secretary I3 Chairman Senior Class Publicity Committee: Associate Editor, Occident Staff3 Debate Team 1, 2, 33 P.T.A. Panal 33 National Honor Society: Student Director, Senior Class PIay3 Thespians 33 Rotary Luncheon: Make-up Committee Senior Class Play: Vocational Conference 2. Thirty-three vi l 5 -vs MARTHA ANNE COLMERY- Men C. A. A. 2, 33 Intramural Director 3: Latin I. 2, Secretary 33 Volleyball 1. 2, 3. Class team: Baseball I, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, Class team: Bowl' ing 2, substitute3 Room President I: Chairman Senior Class Social Commit tee: Glee Club I, 33 Choir I, 33 Ensem-I ble I. 2, 33 Quartet 33 Associate Editor, Occitlent Stall: 33 Sports Editor, Annual StaH': Student Council I3 L Society 2, 3: Variety Show I, 2, 33 Winter Festival: Marching Along: Thespians 33 Ollice Monitor I, 2g Study Monitor I: Rotary Luncheon: National Honor Society: Senior Class Commencement Spealter3 Senior Class Play. IOSEPHINE COPLAN- jo Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 23 Cafeteria 2, 3. BETTY LOU CORUM- Chuck JANE DUGAN Occident.Business Staff: Annual Busi' ness Stall: Usher Variety Show: Usher Marching Along: Hall Monitor. RICHARD CUMMINS- South Occident Business Stal? 3: Annual Business Staff 33 Study Monitor: Coin- inantlo 1 raining. CEORCE DEMAREST-'iDoc 'liraclt 33 Occident Staff: Hall Monitor: Study Monitor: Commando Training. MARY BELL DILTZ- Blondie Study Monitor 3. Tlzirty-four BERN ICE CON DUN- Bernie Basketball3 Bowling3 Glee Club: Choir: Variety Show: Red-Hot-and-Blue3 Cale teria3 State Music Contest. VVILLIAM R. COYI..E- Ziggy French 23 Hi Y 2, 33 lN'Iarching Band I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Concert Band I, 2, 33 Dance Band I, 2, 33 Variety Show I, 2, 3, 43 Winter Fes- tival: Red-Hot-and-Blue: Marching Along: Study Monitor: Hall Monitor3 All High Band. DOROTHY DEHL- Dot Girl Reserves: Room Welfare Chair- man 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Choir: Var- iety Show: Winter Festival: Red-Hota and-Blue: Marching Along: Hall lNIoni- tor 3. E. DONALD DAVIS Debate I, 2, 3, President 33 President Thespians 33 Room Business Manager I, 2, 33 Variety Show 2, 33 Debate Team 2, 33 Hi Y 2, 33 Latin Club l, 2, 3, President 33 Senior Class Play: IIaII Nlonitor 2, 33 Commando Train- ing. KAREN ANNTOINE'I IiE DENSI7 NER- Red G. A. A. 33 Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Latin 2, 33 Library Council 2, 33 Base- ball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3: Senior Class Entertainment Committee3 L Society 33 Girl Reserve Cabinet I, 2, 3: Schol- arship Honors 23 Study Monitor 2, 3. BARBARA LOUISE DAUBER- Bobbie Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Latin I, 2, 33 Baseball I, 23 Basketball 23 Bowling 2, 33 Room President 23 Room Business Manager 33 Welfare Chairman I: Senior Class Decoratin Committee: Glee Club I, 2, 3: CI3oir I, 2, 33 Ensemble 33 Student Council 23 L Society 2, 33 Carmelita I: Variety Show I, 2, 33 Marching Along: Winter Fes tival3 Red-Hot-and-Blue: State Music Contest I3 District Music Contest I: Girl Reserve Cabinet 3: 0lIice Monie tor 33 Hall Monitor 3: National Honor Society: Rotary Luncheon: Study Moni- tor 2, 3. LLOYD A. DIBBLE-HRoy Glee Club I, 2, 3: Choir I, 2, 3: Marching Along: Commando Training. JOANNE DU NCAN- jo Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Thespians 3: Prornpter Senior Class Play: Study hlonitor 3. ROBERT B. EDWARDS- Bob Chemistry 2: Room Business Manager I: Room Secretary 2: Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band I, 2, 3, -la Sianish I, 2: Thespians 3: Variety Sliow I, 2, 3, 4: Winter Festival: Red- Hot-ancl-Blue: Marching Along: Drum Major 1, 2, 3: District Band Contest I, 2, 3: State Band Contest 1, 2: All High Band 1, 2, 3: Senior Class Play: Property Committee Variety Show: Conunantlo Training. CATHERINE LOUISE FLEISCHER - Kitty Girl Reserves l: Senior Class Publicity Connnittee: L Society 2, 3: Ollice Monitor 3: Study Monitor 3: National Honor Society. BON NIE FLOWERS- Dusty RUTH ALICE FISCUS- Rufus Girl Reserves l: L Society 2, 3' 10054 Club: junior Ollice 3: National Honor Society. DAVID ELY- Dave Hi Y 3: Latin l, 2, 3: Photoplay 3: Occitlent Stall' 3: Science Club 2: Hall Monitor 3: Civic Chairman 2: Coin inanclo Training. EVELYN BELLE FOVVLER- Eu-y Chemistry 2, 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Latin 1, 2: Room President 1, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Student Council l, 2, Clubs Committee Chairman 2, 3: West VVings l, 2: L Society 2, 3: Senior Class Play Orchestra 2, 3: Win- ter Festival Orchestra 3: Cafeteria l, 2, 3: Vocational Conference 2: Oflice Monitor 3: Thespians 3: National Honor Society, Senior Class Play. HARRIETT LOUISE EDVVARDS- Honey Lou Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Latin 2, 3: Thes- pians 3: Baseball 2: Basketball 2, 3: Room Business Manager 3: Science l, 2: Hall Monitor 3: Study Monitor 2, 3: Band Variety Show 3: Senior Class Play Property Committee. DIENNIE FERRELLI- Gemma Photoplav: Hall Monitor: Home Eco nomics Club 2. BARBARA EITLE- Babs Girl Reserves 3: Basketball l: Cafe' teria 2: Scholarship Honors 3: Hall Monitor 2. DONALD HSCUS- Fiscae Latin l, 2: West Wings I: Cafeteria I, 2: Study Monitor I, 2, 3: Coni- inanrlo Training. RUBY EDVVARDS- Rufus Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: Civic Chairman l, 2: Senior Class Decorating Committee 3: Hall Monitor 3: Thespians 3: Senior Class Play Make-up Connnittee. VI KATHRYN FORBUS Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Latin l: Library Council l: Baseball l, 2: Basketball l. 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Choir l, 2, 3: Occident Business Stalff 3: Annual Business Staff 3: Thespians 3: Marching Along: Vocational Conlicr ence 2: Office Monitor I, 2: Hall Monitor 3: Publicity Class Play: Band Variety Show. RICHARD FRANK Latin I, 2: Commando Training. Thirty-fi ve 5.1 gg., I 1 4 4, I' 's . -' I al is , '21 rk is-7 vfT.2'A 3??fwV, CHARLES C. HALL- Charlie Hi Y City Councilman 2, 3: Hi Y Basketball 3: Hi Y I, 2, 3: Hi Y Base- ball 2, 3: Football Captain 33 Room President 3: Room Secretary 2: Span- ish 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Association 2, 3, Vice President 3: Hi Y Cabinet 3: Study hlonitor 3: Commando Training. IQSTIIER LOUISE CARNER- Essie Girl Reserves 2, 3: Latin 2, 3: Room President 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Science 2: Student Council 23 L Society 33 Variety Show: Marching Along: Cafeteria I, 2, 3: Vocational Conference 3: Hall Monitor 2: Nat ional llonor Society. BETIAY IEAN FRANKEL- Frankie Girl Reserves 2, 3: Room Welfzirc' Chairman I, 2: Senior Class Financial Committee: L Society 2, 3: Hall Monitor 3: Study Monitor I, 2, 3. MARY ESTIIER GLASS- Nic-lVIe Girl Reserves 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Room Business Manager: Choir 2, 3: Variety Show 3: Hall Monitor 3. ALFRED Rl. CREENLER- AI Ili Y 2, 3: Commando Training: Senior Class Project Committee: West Vklings 3: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Study Monitor I. 2, 33 Ili Y Baseball 2. VIRGINIA MAE HARPER- Ginny Debate 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Basketball I. 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Choir I, 2, 3: Variety Shows 2, 33 Carmelita: Hall Monitor I, 2: Study Monitor 33 G. A. A. President 2. CONSTANCE E. HALLAM- Connie Girl Reserves I: Latin 2, 3: Basketball I, 23 Sales Tax 33 Hall Monitor 2- Study Monitor 2. Thirty-six VIRGINIA LEE FRIM-ujinnie-Lee Marching Band I, 2, 3: Concert Band I, 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 3: Variety Show 33 VVinter Festival: Hall Monitor 2. PHYLLIS JEAN CILL!'Phil Girl Reserves 2, 3: Latin: Bowling 2: Senior Class Decorating Committee: Hall Monitor 2, 3. JOHN RICHARD CILMORE- Pinhead Ili Y 2. 3: Baseball I, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3: Track 2. 3- Room President 3: Senior Class Deck orating Chairman: Occident Staff 3- Student Council 3: VV Association President 2, 3: Commando Trainiug: Study Monitor 2: Intramural VVrestlin'z 3: Usher Baccalaureate. BERNICE EILEEN GOODCI IILIJ Bemie Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Volleyball I: Basketball I: Hall Monitor 2: Thes- oians 3: Make-up Committee Senior Class Play. PATRICIA LOUISE COOIJXNIN- iipatu Girl Reserves I, 2. 3: Latin I, 2, 3- Library Council: Basketball I, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Volleyball Ig Room Sec- retary I, 2: Senior Class Project Com- mittee: L Societv 2, 3: Feature Edi- tor, Occident Stall: Cashier Occident Business Staff: Cashier Annual Busi- ness Staff: Thespians 3: Variety Show 2. 3: Red-Hot-and-Blue: Vocational Conference: Hillton Record Stalf: Marching Along: Oliice Monitor: Sen- ior Class Play: National Honor Society: Associate Editor, Annual Staff: Victory Corns Program: Rotary Lunebeon: Baseball I. ROBERT LOUIS GUSLER- Bob Photoplav 3: Commando Training: Senior Class Advertising Committee- Choir 2: Snanish 2, 3: Variety Show: Study Monitor 2, 3: Cafeteria Monitor 3. CHARLES RAYMOND GARRISON ,1llRayH Commando 3: Welfare Chairman 3: Triangle 2, 3, Secretary 3: West Wings 3: Locker Room Monitor 3. FRED H. HEYL- Howdy Hi Y 25 Latin I5 Senior Class Financial Committee: Hall Monitor 35 Com- mando Training: Room Monitor I. BEATRICE MARIE HIVELY- Bea Girl Reserves 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2: Variety Shows I, 2. HAROLD K. HESELDENJ'Hess I'liotoplay5 Senior Class Decorating Committee: Triangle: VVest VVings: Stage Crew I, 2, 35 Scenery5 Com- mando Training: Stage Manager 3. FRANCES ELLEN IIESKET1! Frankie Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 31 Choir I, 2, 35 Ensemble 3: Variety Sliow 35 Girl Reserve Music Leader 3. FRED HYSELLf I'ecIa Ili Y 35 Welfzirt' Cliairman 3: Senior Class Decorating Committee: Hall Monitor5 Stutly Monitor5 Commando Training. I IARRIET LOUISE HAYSLIP- Rusty Girl Reserves. DORIS M. HUEY- Dee Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Room President 25 Senior Class Financial Committee: Student Council 25 L Society 2, 3: Girl Reserves Cabinet 35 Hall Monitor I, 2, 35 Study Monitor 3: National llonor Society. DOROTHY HENDERSON Chemistry Club President 2, 35 Debate Secretary I, 2, 35 Girl Reserves I5 Latin I, 2, 35 Library Council Presi- dent I, 2, 35 Pbotoplay I, 25 Room VVeIfare Cl1airman5 Occident Staff: L Society 2, 35 Olbce Monitor: Study Monitorg Varsity Debate Team: Representative Town Meeting: Book Exchange5 National Honor Society: Rotary Luncbeon. VVILLARD C. IIILTONJ'Nick Football I, 2, 35 VVelfare Chairman I: Civic Chairman 25 W Association 2. 35 Triangle Drafting Awards, Ilall Monitor I5 Gym Exhibition: Coin mando Training. JEAN HARRISON Girl Reserves I, 25 Cafeteria 3: Ilall Monitor 35 Study Monitor 2, 3. MIRIAM VIRGINIA HEDGES Chemistry 25 Latin I, 2, 35 Marching Rand I, 2, 35 Concert Rand I, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 35 Secretary, Orelrestra 35 L Society5 Variety Sliows I, 2, 3: Carmelita5 Vocational Conference 3: Sales Tax 35 Hall Monitor 3: National llonor Society. DONNA LU IIOOVER- IIooveyn Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Sales Tax I, 2. 35 Girl Reserves VVays and Means Chairman 35 Study Ixlonitor 3. MARY LOU HOUSEMAN- Shorty Girl Reserves: Glee Club: Clioii-1 Marching Along. ROBERT ELWOOD HOVVARIJ- itB0bn Hi Y Vice-President: Track I, 2, 35 Senior Class Social Committee: Span- ish Club Vice-President 35 Variety Show 25 Hi Y Conference5 Sales Tax I, 25 Study Monitor5 Commando Training5 Thespians5 Hi Y Softball 2, 33 Hi Y Basketball 25 Senior Class Pav. Tl: irtx'-.aevclz ws RITA KING Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Home Economics I5 Volleyball l, 25 Bowling 2, 35 Room Secretary 35 Cafeteria 35 Senior Bowl- ing Champs. ROBERT LEE JONES- Bob Football I5 Track Captain 3: Track I. 2, 35 Room Business Manager 25 VV Association 2, 35 Sales Tax 2: Swime ming 35 Commando Training. MARGARET MAE JOHNSTON'- Hlixzxs' EUGENE JEVVELL- Gene Hi Y I, 2, 35 Spanish 1, 2, 35 Thes- pians5 Variety Show 2, 35 Hall Moni- tor: Study Monitor: Commando Train- ing: Senior Class Play. DOROTHY KENNEDYw Kenny Girl Reserves 2, 35 Latin 2, 3: Cafe teria I, 2, 3: Sales Tax 3. XVILLIAM LAICIIER- Bill Commando Training: Study Monitor 2, 3. I IELEN CLAIRE KOONTZ Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Home Economics 3: Room VVelfare Chairman 2, 3. Thirty-eight DONALD JENKS- Don Hi Y5 Football 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Room Business Manager5 Room Secretary: Triangle Club. ,IANICE JUDY- judy Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Room President I, 25 Business Advertising 35 Marching Alongg Variety Show I, 2, 35 Winter Festival: Red-Hot-and-Blue: State Music Contest l, 25 Oiiice Monitor 2. 35 Senior Class Play Property Com- mittee5 Thespians 35 Latin Club I- Choir I, 2, 35 Hilltop Record Staff. EARLE J. JOHNSON- Bud Commando Training: Hi Y5 Photoplay: VVrcstling 25 Triangle: W Assoeiaf fiong Cafeteria 2, 35 Navy Model Planes: Monitor. HELEN KENDALL!'Ken From Tilghman High School, Paclucah, Kentucky. CORA I. KITSMILLER- Corkey MARIANNA JONES- ,lonesy G.A.A. 2, 35 Girl Reserves l, 2. 3: Home Economics l, 25 Volle ball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 25 Baslcetbalfl I, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Room Business Manager 2, 3: Senior Class Refreshment Coni- rnittee: Spanish 2, 35 L Society 2, 35 Cafeteria 2, 35 Scholarship Honors 2: National Honor Society: Bowling Champs 2: Senior Bowling Champs: First Airl 3: Activities, Annual Staff 3. LESLIE LAIRD- Less Hi Y 2, 35 Latin 25 Bowling 2, 35 Ili Y Champions 2, 35 Room Secretary 3: Senior Class Financial Committee: Science 25 L Society 2, 35 Sales Tax 35 Study Monitor 35 National Honor Soeiety5 Commando Training. NANCY ANN MCFADDEN- Pee Wee Girl Reserves 3: Marching Along Usherctte: Hall Monitor 3: Annual Business Staff. ll. RICHARD McCURDY- Richy lli Y 2, 3: Treasurer: Basketball l. 2. 3: Football 1: Track 1: Room VVelfare Chairman l: Room Civic Chairman 2: Senior Class Financial Committee: VV Association 2, 3: Cafeteria 1, 2. 3: Ili Y Cabinet: Attendance Seere tary: lli Y Conference: Locker Room Monitor: Study Monitor: Commando Training. DICK l,AYNE-- Indian Latin 2: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Triangle 2: Vim Assn eiation 3: VVest Vllings 2. J AMES A. LIN asian Commando Training: Occident Busif ness Stall. Business Manager: Annual Stall, Business Manager: Spanish: Mtm-lang Along, Usher: District Span- ish Scholarship Honor: State Book- keeping Scholarship Honor: Football Ticket Committee: Hilltop Record Drive: Ilall Monitor: Study Monitor. RlCllARD A. LEVVIS- Dick Commando Training: Spanish. ELBIERLI' THOMAS McCARI-EY- ee Ili Y 2, 3: Baseball Nlanager 1, 2, 3: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3: Football Manager 1, 2, 3: Occident Staff 3: Commando Training: Spanish l. 2: W Association l, 2, 3: Scholarship Honors: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Study Monitor l: Gym Exhibition: VVaste Paper Drive. THELMA MARIE LOWRY- Newkie Newk Clee Club: Choir: Variety Show 2: Winter Festival: Carmelita: District Music Contest 2: State Music Contest 2: Marching Along: Community Sing. RALPH W. LANNINC- Lannigan Track: Room Secretary: Commando Training. ROBERT D. McFADDEN- Mac lli Y Bowling 3: Hi Y Basketball 3: Photoplay 2: 3: Baseball 2. 3: VVest VVings l, 2, 3, President 3: Ili Y 2. 3: Football 3: Senior Class Financial Committee: Triangle l. 2. 3. Treasurer 2. President 3: Locker Room Monitor 3: Study Monitor 2, 3: Scrap Drive 2. 3: lntramural VVrestling 3: Commando Training. DOMINIC -I. LEPORE- Pro Colf I: Commando Training. DOROTHY MlRlAhl LEGG- Dottie', Cirl Reserves: Room Business Mana- ger: Senior Class Social Committee' Clee Club l, 2, 3: Choir l. 2. 3: lin semble 2, 3: Occident Staff. Service Editor: Business Advertising: Variety Show 2, 3: Variety Show, Make-up Committee: Marching Along: Thr-s pians 3: Property Committee Senior Class Play: Chairman Senior Class Play Make-up Committee. ROBERT DALE LEAMAN- Irish Commando Training. JIM LOOMIS From Xenia Central. Iii Y 3: Com- mando Training. ARTHUR LAVVHEAD JR.- jim Commando Training: Triangle l. 2. 3. Secretary 3: West Wings 2, 3: All A Drafting Award 2, 3: Study Monitor. Thirty-nine ,l 961 -ffpii 23455513 aff 4 P T J: .1 1 '.-4 iw- awe' QF Q X -lt ELAINE MCLURG Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 2. BARBARA MCNUTT Debate, Secretary 3: Debate Team A 3: Girl Reserves: Latin, Program Chair- man 3: Library Council, President 3: Room President 2, 3: Room Welfare Chairman 2: Senior Class Project Com' mittee: Occident Staff, News Editor: Annual Staff, Features: Student Coun- cil: West Wings 2: L Society 2, 3- Tliespians 3: Variety Show 3: Rotary Luncheon: Make-up Committee Senior Class Play: Prompter Senior Class Play: National Honor Society. BETTY MARQUARDT G. A. A. 2, 3: Home Economies, Ser: retary 3: Pliotoplay: Baseball: Basket- ball: Room Agent: Cafeteria: Volley- ball: Hull Nlonitor. NORMAN E. MABERRY- Norm Commando Training: Room Welfare Chairman 2. EVELYN MARTIN- Evvy Home Economics: 10096 Club 2: Varietv Show 3: Cafeteria I, 2, 3: Hall Moni- tor 2: Study Monitor 2: Make-up Com- mittee Senior Class Play: Tliespians 3. SAM MORGAN- Sammy the Tapper Commando Training: Basketball 2: Track I: Triangle 2, 3: West Wings 2. 3: Sales Tax: Hall Monitor 1, 2: Merclzant Marines. IJELM ER MILES Forty JACK McHALE- Mac Hi Y 2: Study Monitor 3: Locker Monitor 3: Commando Training. JACK W. MAYHEW- Termite Hi Y: Room Business Manager l, 2: Commando Training: Hall Monitor l, 2. ADOLPH WILLIAM MAIER- Bill Commando Training: Choir: Ensemble: Boys' Quartet: Variety Show: Hall Monitor. 'M I 'Z ESTELLA MARTINDALE- Sis Cafeteria 3. FRED MAYER CHARLES V. MEACHAM- Chuck Track 2: Commando Training: Glee Club: Boys' Quartet: Marching Along: Supervisor of Greenhouse: Monitor 3. jOYCE MARIE MOSIER Girl Reserves I, 2, 3: Home Economics 2: Photoplay 3: Bowlin 2, 3: Annual Business Staff: VVest Vkgngs I: March- ing Along Usherette. EILEEN MARIE MYERSY Ennie Latin l, 2, 35 Room Secretary 2, 35 Senior Class Financial Committee: Glee Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 3: L Society 2, 35 Variety Show: Marcliin' Along5 Uiliee Monitor I, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 2, 35 National Honor Society BARBARA JEAN NEWLLIN4 Susie Girl Reservcs5 Academy of Scienceg Hall Monitor. CHARLES E. NAIRN- Chuck Chemistry 35 Ili Y 35 Phoroplay 2, 3: Commando Training5 Room President 25 Room Secretary I5 Student Council 25 West Wings 2, 3. LOIS JEAN RAY- Jean Girl Reserves 2, 35 Tbespians 3: Room Welfare Cbairman5 Senior Class Dec- orating Committee5 Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Club Editor Occident Stail' 35 Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff: Band Variety Show 35 Marching Along5 Oflice Monitor 35 Study Monitor5 Pub, licity Committee Senior Class Play: Latin American Senior Essay NVinncr: Bookkeeping Scholarship Honor 2. CLARA RACLE- Moe Rasebill 2 Boulin 2 3 Cmttin Q .5 'g-.-. -ala: Hall Monitor 2. MARJORIE ANN ORR- Toni Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Home Eco- nomies 35 Pliotoplay 35 Cafeteria 2, 3. MAXINE REEVES- Mac RUTH M. PLACKE- Blackie G. A. A., President 2, 35 Baseball l, 1 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Bowling I, 2, 3- Room Business Manager 25 West NVings5 Volleyball I, 2, 3. NORMA JEAN OURS- Dix Girl Reserves l. CLARA ADRIAN RANCK- Babe Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Room VVelfare Chairman5 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Variety Show 1, 2, 35 Red-Hob and-Blue5 Marching Along5 Carmelita5 District Music Contest5 State Music Contest: Hall lX'Ionitor 2, 3. BETTY JANE NICHOLS- Joe Girl Reserves 2, 35 Viee-President. Photoplay5 Secretar Gle Club I, 2. 35 Secretary C ir , n'emble 3: Oceident St' ' ' 'e5 Activ ities Annual atI55 Va ' how 2, 3' Marching Along5 Ha onitor 3: Program Chairman Pbotoplay Club: Special Report Committee Pbotoplay Club5 District lVIusic Contest 2. MIRIAM JOYCE RADER Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Latin l, 25 Base ball I5 Basketball 15 Bowling 25 Annual Business Staff 3, Secretary5 Tliespiansg Marching Alone, Usherette5 VVar Bond Committee: Oiiiee Monitor I, 2, 35 Publicity Committee Senior Class Play5 Study Monitor 2. WILLIAM E. PORTER4 BilI Hi Y 2, 35 Latin I5 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Variety Show, Sales Taxg Marching Along5 Commando Training. MARIAN REEVES- Marnie Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Latin l, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1 2 3. Lurin I 2 3 SQCICW 2' 33 Hall lwonitof 31 L Society 2, 35 Ilall Monitor 3 I'1rst Aid. Frrsr Aid. Fnrrv 'ou ig .ZA 2' '40 ,IEANETTE RICHARDS- jean Girl Reserves3 Thespians3 Room Busi- ness M:-mager3 Senior Class Financial QIOI lH'l'IlIfCCQ Clee Clubg Choir: March- ina Along: Make-up Committee Var- iglff' Show: Prompter Senior Class av. MAXINE REZES- Max Iloine Economics 23 Photoplay 23 An- nual Business Staff 3: Variety Show 3: Cafeteria I, 2. 33 Study Monitor 2, 3. HJVVIN E. ROWLAND- Ed Ili Y It 2, 33 Latin l, 23 Room Sec- retary I3 Nature Club I, 2, 3, Treas- urer 2. 3: Commando Training. ,IO CLAIRE ROSS- jo Girl Reserves: Latin: Thes nians3 Promp- tcr Senior Class Play: Hall hlonitor. FRED RIICKER- Freddie Ili Y 2, 33 Latin I3 Room Business Manager 33 Senior Class Social Com- mittee 33 Thespians 33 Variety Show 2, 3: Study Monitor 33 War Bond Com- mittee 3: Commando Training3 Senior Class Play. MARY ALICE RUFFINC- Red Girl Reserves I, 2, 33 Latin l, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Room President 33 Room Civic Chairman 23 Senior Class Finan- cial Committee: Student Council 3: L Society 1, 2, 33 Sales Tax 33 Hall Monitor 2: Study lxlonitor 3: Vice- President National Honor Society3 Chemistry 3. BETTYANN RUTH- Bettyann French I, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Latin 2, 33 Library Council I, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 L Society 2, 3. Forty-two ,IAMES BENNIE- Haslitt Chemistry 23 Hi Y 2, 33 Latin 23 Man- ager Baseball 2, 33 Manager Football 1, 2, 33 Head Football Manager 33 Room Business Manager I3 Room Wel- fare Chairman 23 W Association 2, 33 Locker Room MOHIIKJIQ Hi Y Base- ball 23 Hi Y Balcetball 33 Intramural VVrestIing 33 Scrap Drive 33 Com- mando Training. MARY LOU REEVES- Peewee Girl Reserves l, 2, 33 Latin I, 2: Bowling I, 2, 33 Clee Club 2, 33 Choir 2, 33 Occident Staff: Marching Alon : Basketball Intramurals 33 Senior Bouil- ing Champs. JANE ILENE RUBLEA ,Ianie Cirl Reserves I, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3: Room SCCICILITYQ Senior Class Financial Committee: Service Editor Occident STHHIQ Vocational Conference 33 Sales Tax 3: Hall Monitor 3: Study Moni tor 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 33 English Scholarship Test. NEIL JOHN ROSS- Scoop Hi Y 2, 33 Photoplay I3 Room Busi- ness Manager I3 Room VVelfare Chair- man 23 Occident Staff Sports WIIIICIL Occident Business Staff 3: Annual Business Staff 33 Advertising Manager 3: Triangle I, 2, 3: West VVings I, 2: Variety Show 2, 33 VVinter Festival: Chairman, Scenery and Lighting: Marching Along 3: District journal- ism Meeting 33 Stage Crew I, 2, 3: Canvas Crew I, 23 Scenery Commit- tee 2, 33 Hall Monitor 23 Study Mon- itor I: Commando Training. MARCEE ,IEANNE RUDDOCK- a HM en French 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Latin 13 Thespians 33 Basketball I, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Senior Class Pub Iicity Committee3 Clee Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 33 Occident Business Staff 3: Annual Business Staff 33 Variety Show 2, 33 Marching Along 3: Office Moni- tor I, 2, 33 Study Monitor 23 Senior Class PIay3 Hilltop Record Stafll: Vic- tory Corps Programg Baseball 23 Voca- tional Conference 23 Volleyball l. DORIS JEAN SANDUSKI- Dee Girl Reserves: Annual Business Staff: Variety Show I3 Marching Along, Usherette3 Otlice Monitor 2, 33 Study Monitor I, 2, 33 Hall Monitor I, 2, 3. WILLIAM A. SAMPLE- Bill Photoplav 2, 33 Room Welfare Chair- man I3 Triangle 2, 33 West Wings I. 2: Commando Training. ROY ELMO SCOTT- Moe Senior Class Financial Committee: President Marching Band 2, 3: Presi- dent Concert Band 2, 3: Variety Show 2, 3: Winter Festival: Red-Hot-Blue: Marchin Alon v: Property Committee Senior glass Play: Commando Train- Ing. MARILYN SAPP- Sappie C. A. A. 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3: Latin 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Room President I, 2: Chairman Senior Class Refreshment Committee: Science: Academy of Science I: Spanish I, 2. 3. Secretary 2, 3: Student Council I. 2: West Wings I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3: L Society 2, 3: Vocational Confer- ence: Scholarship Honors: Ofhce Moni- tor: National Honor Society: Victory Corps Program. MARY IUANITA SLAUGHTER- Neet Room Civic Chairman 2: Spanish I. 2, 3: L Society 2, 3: Hall lNIonitor 2. 3: Study Monitor 3: National Honor Society. FIERN SIIRUIXI- SI1rumy Baseball 2: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2. PATRICIA JEAN SIIERXVOODM- npatvn Bowling I, 2, 3: Room Business IVIan ager 3: L Society I, 2, 3: Cale 1 teria 2, 3: Study Monitor I. 2, National Ilonor Society: I'irst Aid 2, 3. IRENE SI ILIMATE Cirl Reserves. ELIGENIQ SI IAIJIiA Cene Baseball I, 2 3: Basketball I. 2, 3 - , Football 2, 3: Room Secreta ry: VV Association: Commando rl raining: Study Monitor. Cirl Reserves I, 2, 3: Home Economics I, 2: Latin I, 2: Basketball 1. 2 3: ALLICE JEAN SAUNDERS Home Economics: Baseball: Room Civic Chairman I: Sales Tax. MARGARET ANN SCOTT- Scottie Home Economics, Treasurer 3: Basket ball 2: Room Secretary 2: Cafeteria I. 2, 3. EIJYTHF SEABOLT- Edy Chemistry 2, 3, Treasurer: French I. 2, 3: Senior Class Project Committee: Cafeteria I, 2, 3: Chemistry Assistant 2, 3: National Honor Society: I Society 2, 3. RUSSELL SEELY- Russ Ili Y 2, 3: Latin I. 2: Cross Country 3: Track 2. 3: VVrestIing I: Commando Training: Trianqle I, 2, 3: VV Asso- eiation 2. 3: VVest Wings I, 2, 3: Variety Show I: Scholarship Honors. JANE SHAWD CENEVIIIVE SHEVVARIJ!',Iennie Girl Reserves I: Bowling 2, 3: Clee Club 3: Choir 3: Occident Staff 2, 3: Sales Tax 2, 3: Office Monitor I. RUTH ANNE SEUFER- Bunny Cirl Reserves 2, 3: Latin I, 2, 3: Clee Club I, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Variety Show 2, 3: Winter Festival: RedfHot- and-Blue: Carmelita: Marching Along: District Music Contest: State Music Contest: Sales Tax 3. Forty-rliref' oas 5 MARCELLA SNYDER- Cella Home Economics 25 Photoplay 25 Cafeteria 2, 35 Study Monitor 3. CARL SMITH- Smitty Commando Training5 Glee Club 31 Variety Show 35 Study Monitor. DONNA SPELLMAN Girl Reserves 2, 35 Hall Nlonitor 3. ULA STALLWORTH- Stalls Basketball 2. MARILYN STAMPER G. A. A. 2, 35 Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 35 Basketball Cham pions 35 Bowling l, 2, 35 Bowling' Champions 35 Secretary 35 Basketball Class Team5 Volleyball Class Team l, 2.5 Senior Bowling Champs. STANLEY STANSELL- Stan Hi Y 2, 35 Chemistry 2, 35 Debate President 25 Latin 1, 2, 35 Hi Y Bowl ing 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Room Secretary l, 25 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 3: L Society 2, 35 Variety Show I, 2: Winter Festival5 Marching Along: Hall Monitor 35 Buckeye Boys' State 35 District Music Contest 25 State Music Contest 25 Carmelita5 Corn- mando Training5 National Honor So ciety5 Baccalaureate Chorus 25 Rotary Luncheon. MARJORIE STIMMEL- Margy Girl Reserves I, 2, 35 Girl Reserve Representative5 Hall Monitor I, 2, 35 10098 Club. F ort y- four RICHARD RUSSELL SMITH- osmmyn Commando Training5 Room Secretary 35 Hall Monitor 35 Study 3. MARY ELLEN SNYDER-NME. Latin 2, 35 'Thespians 35 Room Civic Chairman 35 Publicity Committee Senior Class Play: Hall Monitor 2. LOUISE SNYDER- Weze glirl Reserves I5 Photoplay 25 Cafeteria STAN SMITH- Smitty Hi Y5 Photo layg Basketball Trainer I. 2, 35 Footbagl Trainer l, 25 Track 2' Room Business Manager5 Senior Class Social Committee5 Annual Staff 35 W Association5 Gym Monitor5 Hi Y Basketball I, 2, 35 Hi Y Softball 2, 35 Occident Editorial Staff5 Commando Training. DONALD H. SPANGLER- Spunky Commando Training5 Science I5 Span' ish 2, 35 West Wings I, 2, 3. SHALMIR SPRINGER- Sparkles Chemistry, Secretary 2, 35 President French 2, 35 Girl Reservcs5 Library Council l, 2, 35 Photoplay I, 2, 35 Room Civic Chairman l, 25 Senior Class Publicity Committee5 Editor-in- Chief Occident Stall: 35 L Society 2, 35 L Society Program Committee5 Winter Festival5 Girl Reserve Cabi- net 2, 35 Vocational Conference5 Stale Scholarship Honors5 Senior Class Play: Senior Class Play Publicity Com- mittee5 Make-up Committee Marching Along5 Thespians Publicitv Commit tee Chairman5 Senior Scroll Editor 3: Hall Monitor 2, 35 National Honor Society. GEORGE STUART GEORGE B. TRABUE Hi Y 2, 3: Latin 25 Commando Train- ing: Book Exchange 25 Hi Y Sottball 3. MARY JANE VON SCllRlI.'l'ZA Red Girl Reserves: Choir: Art Scholarship' 'l'liespians: PublieityCommittee Senior Class Play: Makeup Committee Senior Class Play. FRANCES Sll'liER- l7ranlxie G. A. A. 2, 3: Latin: Girl Reserves. Volleyball: Baseball: Rasltetball: Study Monitor l, 2, 3. CIIRISTINE VVALKER BETTY MARILYN WALKER- Susie Girl Reserves: 'liliespiansg Glee Club: Choir: Marching Along: llall Monitor l, 2, 3: Make-up Committee Variety Show: Malte-up Committee Senior Class Play. MARY ETTA WEAVER- l:eebee Carroll lligh School. DON C. VOLLMER Commando Training: Room Business Manager 3: Senior Class Committee: Study Monitor 2, 3. Pblgllqlilii GRACE WAKEFIELD- Y Girl Reserves: Photoplay: Annual Stall' 3: Hilltop Record Drive: Study Moni- tor 2. Cl lARLOTTE TANNEl llLL Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Ofliee Monitor 2' llall Monitor 2, 3: Study Monitor 3. ALISERT SWAIN- Al Latin 2, 3: Commando 'lirainin , . Science l. DOROTHY JANE STUTZ - Dot Latin 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l. 2, 3- Ensemble 3: Choir l, 2, 3: l0O'i Club 3: Variety Shows 2, 3: Carmelita: Cafeteria 2, 35 Vocational Conference 3: Sales Tax 3: Hall Monitor 3: Study Monitor 3. ROR VAN ORDER MARJORIE VVALKER- Margie Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Baseball: Bas lcetball. MARGARET WEBBER- Maggie G. A. A. 2, 3: Girl Reserves l. 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Latin 25 Baseball l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Room Presi- dent l: Room Secretary 2, 35 Senior Class Financial Committee: Oceident Staff 3: Spanish 2, 3: Oiiiee Monitor 2: Study Monitor 2, 35 Victory Corps Program: Thespians 3: Graduation Usher: Senior Class Play5 Pro verty Committee Senior Class Play: Publicity Committee Senior Class Plav. Forty-five in af JOANNE WESTER- jo National Honor Society, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Room Business Manager 3: Science l, 2,, L Society 3, Cafeteria l, 2, Vocational Conference 3, Nature Club l, 2. ROBERT C. WIHL- Bob Room Civic Chairman l, Commando Training. FREDA WILLIAMS- Fritzie Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Latin 1: Baslcet- ball l, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Volleyball l, Occitlent Staff 3, Occident Business Stall 3, Annual Business Staff 3, Girl Reserve Cabinet 2, Vocational Confer- ence 2, Hilltop Record Stall, Home- coming Queen Attendant, Commence' ment Usher 2, Usher Marching Along: Thespians, Hall Monitor I, Oliice Monitor l, 2, 3, Study Monitor 2, 3, Prompter Senior Class Play, Variety Show 3, Baseball 1, Victory Corps Program. BETTY VV. WILLIAMSON Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Room Business Manager l, Room Secretary 3, Room Welfare Chairman 2, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Study Monitor 3: Hall Monitor 2, 3, Victory Corps Pro' gram 2, Thespians 3, Basketball Class Team 3, Malte-up Committee Variety Show, Publicity Committee Senior Class Play. DONALD E. WIRTHQ'Worthless French 2, West Wings 3, Glee Club 2, Commando Training. BARBARA LUCILLE BOWERSOX- Barbie From St. Petersburg High School. ELMER VVHITE- I3uz7ie Rorm Business Manager 2, l00 Z Club: Commando Training. JOAN VVILSON- jo From Vllashington C. Il. High School. Girl Reserves, Variety Show. JANE YODER- Janie Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Business Adver- tising Cashier, Usher lylarchin Along, Usher Senior Class Play, HaR Moni- tor 3, Study Monitor 3. GERTRUDE ,IANICE VVRIGI lTf- Trudie From Hilliarcls High School. Girl Re SCYVCS. KATHRYN MARIE WISDOM- Kathy G. A. A. 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Basketball Class Team 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Senior Class Entertainment Com- mittee, Glee Club 2, Thespians 3, Marching Along Usher, Occident Busi- ness Stalf 3, Annual Business Staff, Graduation Usher 3, Vocational Con- ference 3, Property Committee Variety Show, Hall Monitor 2, Study Monitor 3, Valentine Queen Court, War Bond Committee, Volleyball 2, 3, Baseball 2. 3: Property Committee Senior Class Play, Prompter Senior Class Play, Latin 2, Victory Corps Program 3. RICHARD KEMBITSKY Evening High School RICHARD HOUK- Dick L Society, Marching Band, Orches- tra, Glee Club, Swing Band, Chemistry Club, Variety Shows. Forty-six ROBERT M. ANCLIN- Bob Hi Y lg Spanish Club I, 25 Commando Training. JACK coows KATHRYN BELLE 1J1LTz:Kara.-' RAY GRABILL DON LESLIE CHARLES CAROTHERS- Chuck Marching Bandg Ofiice Monitorq Hall Monitor: Commando Training. HARRISON CURTIS TOM F. ECELHOFF- Tom Hi Y I, 2, 35 Latin I, 2, 35 Basket- ball I, 25 Football 1, 2g Room Presi dent 1, 23 Marching Band I, 2, 3' Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2. 33 Clee Club I, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Commando Training. EMIL JULIUS KUNZI FLOYD KELLY- Lefty Hi Y 2, 33 Football 35 Track I, 2. 3 Wrestling lg Spanish Club lg VV Association 3: Pronerty Committee Senior Class Play: Commando Train- ing. WE WILL NEVER FORGET By Pac Goodwin We all know that graduation separates a class-but in our memory we will never forget . . . JOHNNY HERBERT, our illustrous class president . . . HOPE STRICK- LAND, trying to take minutes at class meetings . . . JOANNE HANE so efiiciently taking care of the senior class money . . . JOE CASE selling Christmas trees and lamps at Broad and Third Streets . . . JIM BELL, Student Council president . . . JOYCE ASHMAN'S beautiful, raven hair . . . CLARK BIDDLE and his sax . . . FREDA WILLIAMS and PAT GOODWIN never forgiving MARCIE Bus Driver RUDDOCK and JANICE JUDY for leaving them downtown without a cent. Nice walk home . . . PAUL BERNDT'S devotion to DONNA SPELLMAN . . . JACK BATES, our track man . . . WILLARD HILTON'S intelligence in mechanical drawing . . . AL BIECLER and his saying Big things come in small packages . . . BEVERLY BICELOW, DOROTHY HENDERSON, RUTH- ANNE SEUFER, KAREN DENTNER, and ELLEN CLARK for their ability in the fifth period Latin class . . . VVINIFRED BAUDER, Aud C's efhcient secretary . . . IRA BLACKWELL when he was voted an outstanding athlete . . . All the fairer sex swooning over FRED BRAUNS graduation picture . . . MARTHA BOYD, HELEN KENDELL, JANE DUCAN, JANE YODER, VI FORBUS. and DOT DEHL who were never seen without each other . . . BOB BLATZ, SHALMIR SPRINCER, and VIRENA CLEVELAND who did their best for Ye Olde Occident . . . CLARIBELLE BOWERS studying through shorthand . . . PHIL BOWSER writing songs for the Swing Band . . . And how we all felt better when BOB BUSICK got back to school . . . MADELYN CAREW sent the girls' illusions about Sinatra crashing . . . MARCIE CARTER loved P. O. D. and COLLEEN CHEUVRONT loved all of her subjects . . . CARL BRECKEN- RIDCE helping JIM LOOMIS when he started to West . . . TED COBURN, Forty-seven Forty-eight ' DON DAVIS, FRED HYSELL, DAVE ELY, and FRED HEYL tearing like mad out of fifth period Latin class. Just going out to lunch . . . CHARLIE HALL singing All Or Nothing At All during football season . . . CURT CHASE and his magic tricks . . . DICK LAYNE with his beautiful shoulders . . . VIRGINIA CARLES and her boyfriend . . . RUTH PLACKE, VIRGINIA HARPER. MARIANNA JONES, FRANCES SUTER, and BETTY MAQUARDT dis- playing their talent at the annual G. A. A. basketball tournament . . . BOB BRODBECK always seen waiting on a bus . . . BEVERLY BURKHAMMER working her heart out as a soda jerk . . . MARY DILTZ and her Lieutenant bar . . . JANE CALLIF and ANDY BLUM in the halls . . . HARRIET EDWARDS, PAT CHRISTOPHER, DORIS CALDWELL, BETTY CORUM, JOSEPHINE COPELAND, BARBARA EITLE, BONNIE FLOWERS, VIRGINIA FRIM, ESTHER GARNER, CONSTANCE HALLAM, BERNICE GOODCHILD, JEAN HARRISON, FRANCES HESKETT, LOUISE HAYSLIP, MARY LOU HOUSEMAN, MARGARET JOHNSTON, and SHIRLEY BRADFORD were afraid they werenit going to enjoy the nutrition classes, but while JENNIE FER- RELLI laughed at them because she didn't have to rake it, the girls found the class to be very useful . . . BOB EDVVARDS, BOB HOXIVARD, FREDDIE RUCKER, and GENE JEWELL displaying their talent in the senior class play . . . BARBARA DAUBER and her sharp clothes . . . BILL COYLE and his hot trumpet . . . BOB JONES, captain of the track team . . . How GEORGE BRIGGS thrilled us all with his piano versions of Rhapsody In Blue and Holiday For Stringsi' . . . JEAN RAY'S work on the annual this year. CYou did a fine job, JeanD . . . CLARA RANCK and her boy-friend . . . MIRIAM RADER willing to give up most of her furniture for the 1944 Variety Show . . . DON JENKS, president of the Triangle Club . . . LESLIE LAIRD winning honors in the bowling leagues . . . HAROLD HESELDEN, Heart Throb of 1944 . . . TOM McCARLEY'S yearn to be a sports writer . . . DONNA HOOVER'S sweet smile . . . People always attaching family relation to DON and RUTH FISCUS . . . EVELYN FOWLER'S golden locks . . . PHYLLIS GILL and JOAN WILSON telling us all about the Telephone Company . . . DICK GILMORE, the allraround boy . . . MARY GLASS going slightly mad counting the tickets at the football and basketball games . . . AL GREENLER who was seen every place . . . DORIS HUEY admiring a certain senior boy . . . DOROTHY KENNEDY'S debating . . . HELEN KOONTZS drug store . . . NANCY McFADDEN getting ads for the school paper . . . JIM LINK and RALPH LANNING, the only boys in the ninth period senior music class . . . DICK McCURDY, tall, dark, and handsome . . . BOB McFADDEN, another of those who had a mellow graduation picture . . . DOROTHY LEGG and her cute little house . . . JACK MCHALE and his bicycle . . . BARBARA Mc- NUTT, another smart girl who went to summer school . . . JACK MAYHEW, will he ever grow up? . . . BILL MAIER, our Basso Profundo . . . NORMAN IVIABERRY and his car . . . ESTELLA MARTINDALE blasting modern English . . . FRED MAYER and his boat . . . NOBLE ALLEN as the Great Aeneas . . . SAM MORGAN, our Merchant Marine . . . CHUCK MEACI-IAM and his talent for the outdoors . . . How EILEEN MYERS was lost when the January class graduated . . . BARBARA NEWLUN with those darling little pups . . . BETTY NICHOLS, what would Mrs. Gilmore have done without her? . . . No one being able to tell twins, MAXINE and MARIAN REEVES apart . . . JIM RENNIE, Scotch in name only . . . MAXINE REZES carrying on where her sister left off . . . NEIL ROSS' articles for the Journal . . . MARTHA COLMERY'S attractive long braids . . . CATHERINE FLEISCHER and RUTH FISCUS taking over the office dur.ng the shortage of clerks . . . RUBY EDWARDS and JOANNE DUNCAN cutting up in the halls . . . BOB GUSLER keeping everyone happy . . . MIRIAM HEDGES keeping her position in the band . . . MARGIE ORR, JANE SHAWD, and GENEVIEVE SHEWARD typing for Mr. Seifert . . . NORMA OURS writing to that brother of hers . . . DORIS SANDUSKI showing us how to do the hula-hula . . . JANE RUBLE spending all of her second periods in room 235 . . . GENE SHADE being bashful . . . MARY LOU REEVES and her big bright eyes . . . EDYTHE SEABOLT leading the class with her good grades . . . RUSS SEELY still talking about the party he went to last summer . . . ELMO SCOTT thinking of something to do to Mrs. Gilmore in fifth period dramatics class . . . MARILYN STAMPER taking care of the girls' bowling leagues . . . STAN STANSELL when he sang at the Senior Stampede . . . BOB VAN ORDER knowing all the history there is to know . . . MARGARET WEBBER, KATE WISDOM and BETTY WILLIAMSON playing tricks on their locker partners . . . No, we will never forget them all- They're Tops Always! S 4 ff: m y . Q R . ag ' Fi ---W ,gf 15. 'QL 5' iv,-f:,q:,J mix si 5.9 Q , . ,, S. U X 'fag 159. ' , AGM, f 5, - w xg :M , .. , .- xcf ' x L A J' J' 1 J' A 0-A-sf, Q' ,': V a Q X -V vfhfljf flt ' ' dwifix. W ' 1 A '2gr1-f.3,7g:, ,- - , , .. H 'nu 1 hair?-:F,? , lk. E . .5- '-'- f 'l'g4x ','d2' X ,,,f '.. ......4g.,.rF' ' f'Tf 'lQ',Qg,. ..,5 ':I?.?'4' f' N ,- L . N. , X '.'--:A t 5 ....,... ... 1 'K I '. 5 1:g. mx - rax in-4' fflfik-' It . Fw ' - ' i nr , ' ar PQ N I fhx j. - V. is 1 Lf KN... , - , --al ww-N. f'- ' 'Nf'-4--N-N-.-Jr'-fr--fx-Nix 1- ' ka. SOPHOMORE TRAVELS B y Jeane Krevdo Looking into the future, we see it's the year l955. All you Sophomores are big guys and gals now. Bored with everyday living we decide to take a trip to South America. Boarding the plane may be seen Pilots WARD WALCOTT and JACK JONES, and Stewardess SHIRLEY URIDEL. After a few hours of smooth flying we arrive in Rio De Janeiro. Alighting from the plane we observe PAT BOYLE and ALICE BUZZARD ready to inter- view the passengers for the Rio Riot Review. Catching a cab, we arrive at our hotel, and notice the manager is PAUL LAPPE. After buying a newspaper we go to our room to relax and rest after the trip. On the front page is displayed the great pianist DON VOLZ who is playing in a concert. Mr. Volz has been on tour of all South America to promote good will. Turning to page two we lind MARILEE BROWN who operates her own exclusive club. Of course, as you all know, lVIarilee is the new singing sensation in Rio De Janeiro. The headlines of page three tell that the good will agent from America, JERI SHERWOOD, has arrived in Rio to discuss Pan American Relations with the President. Miss Sherwood also brought her two personal secretaries LORNA ISRANDT and BEVERLY NAFSCER. JACKIE O'BRIEN has an advertisement of her beauty salon on page Four. Miss O'Brien is the exclusive hair stylist in all South America. On the sports page is observed that JACK BUCKINCHAM is still playing basketball. Having linished the paper, the happenings in Rio De Janeiro. we travel back- back to good old 194-l. l 240 . .IOA r Left to Right Bill Dawson, Bob Miller. SECOND ROVV: Bill Sliney, Jim Rush, Bill Amrine. Glenn Clark, Norman Spellman, Byron Baker. Dick Doran, Jim Hutchison. THIRD ROVV: Howard Young, Dale Cox, Duke Curnette, Carl Yvork, Bob Brown, Jack Rader. Phil Ross. FOURTH ROVV: Stanton Prior, Dick Corne Ed Rloore, Dave Tingley. FIFTH ROVV: Iloward Nicklous, Willis Losey Jim Dennison, Dan Denny, Dick Haldelnan Francis Sapp, Paul Crable. 233 . .IOA Left to Right FIRST ROVVz Frances Fryer, Mary Kirwin. Doris Robinson, Catherine Seitz. SECOND ROVV: Donna Ayle, Mary Lou Friend, Ruth Beckwith, Margaret Sidner, Rosemary Voss, Jean Weidner. THIRD ROVV: Mary Lou Heaney, Vivian Stroup, Gladys Ison, Betty Lou Hoffman, Clara Spratley, Betty Stiles, Virginia Herbert. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Slaughter, Ruth Davidson, Joyce Newman, Doris Bracken. Ethel Estel, Helen Jackson. Fifty FIRST ROIV: Frank Vklester, Dick Dickson, Dick VVillis, Marion VVatkins, Bill Howe, l 23 x Left to lliglit lflIlSl' RUVV: llurlmm Svc. IM-rlmy lilluy, -I.: .Kim Alclhnicl, .lamct Smith, Xl.u'y .Xu Sltmic, .Ivziiiullcii Smnlural, l:l'.Il1L'k'N llmm-lii l. SIQCONIP RUVV: jmmn Smith, llnrix li.lfClI1.lll. Prisvillu Ncwsmiic, l,illigm c,YQ'lAlIlft'l', Pliyllis XVclwr, Viola llOl5lIlSUIl, lgt'.llI'lL'L' Xlfllliiigliural. .Xnn.un1u' Scinnn. lilllllli RUVV: lxlilliu Klan' l'.lttc1'wn, llvlvn Ill-unix, llmily lxlcrritt, l'nt Nlmitmwy, .Ic.mn I Swinclmrt, lJun.i QUIIIUTN, In g.liIll, 'lam' 1 lluliiioiitullcr. J-dfg 1,15 ,,,.9,' '.oL,,i-R- Ik lfOlll1'l'll HOXV: lulli Nlvlvin, Yirigiiiil lfrvxi, l limi' Vuslizixv. , . , ,J I , 212 . .l0B lvl! to lliyllit l5lllSl' llUl'v: Uclu' l'uul, llun liniwlv, I-xl w.ml Vun Allvn. l:.llLlC'llk' Clrmmlv. Xlyrun licrm, 'Inc Ill-Iplm-v, -Iulin Nlclurg. 9l5,lfUNl5 HUXV: Dam .Xgricxli, liill lfllllv. llill King, l,L'l1mLl IXUXYVII. llill gmilli. llnlx-rt llalss, Clmrlcs liwimg. l'lllllIJ HUXV: Cllmrlvx L1UPl.ll1, ll-um Klum. ,l.lllk'N Clnrnlm-r, -Iulm L1lll1l1lI1Llll.llH, llnvill liinvr, Muslinll llamwn. l5Ollll'l'll ROVV: Dirk XXX-llx, livin' Vlqquvx. .Iulm lrwin, lNlnl'li 911-plwnx, Il.u-.wld lirump, l,ll'lx Nilxvllfr. 303 . .10B lxlt in lliglit Vlllql' lllllli: Kiln' lun Kilim: Xl.Il'lll.l Clan' ncr, Xvlllllkl llurlamsl, Yirqinin liI'L't'lxk'l1l'ltlLLt' Xlnric Xlilmn, lvxumim- Xlqxlu-xx. SIZLTONIJ HOXV: llll.n Xl.15 Xhlll-. 4llI.lllll.l llcs, lilwlwy lXllll'lJl1Y, 'lk'.lI!l1l' c1.ll'lll Clmllx, lucy U'l14ll'Iul1, Nlzurtlm ll.:inl, lnlllv' llcncrx. l'lllllIJ IKOXY: Slllllll l.mx-ni, K'Ullm'x1 llniw. llvtly vvl11llk'll. Nl.lI'lL'IHlC llnmn. lflimlmclll Yan xYllllilL', flown.: L'l.lI'li, Xnxili llusscl, Nurnm lxlliHl'k'. lfULlll'I'II llfluiz xl.ll'X llnix, Xlnrx lil-Mlm-r, -lk'.llll1L' Cfutlvr. .IQRIIIIIU llmuull, llvtly ll.ml nur, -Innnmm' llntlimglwr, Ulmu' lfllcn lh-L-ll. lfll 'l'lI llllvliz X'l'll1.l -lnlm. xl.Il'll1.l lim, l'.1! ricigi lxlkfillllllx l'.m'ici.l glllI'tlL'X.ll1l, Imilll- Stvvvims, ,Mini lllwt, -loan ll-mlm, jAM 156 . .l0B lvl: In llngln lilllglli RUXY: Kllvnfu lux. Ihilu l-x.mN, lhxc -lnnics, Dil-IQ xlt'g.lXLlllk'X, lhu' liillwrt, Vlulin lflviwlicr, liunn Iliuu. QVUUND llflxliz illum lluw, .lllwrl ll.1lli11g1'l'. lulm C'lcx'clxuml, lnuix L'.ll3IK'll-1, llill Nlmuiu, llill il'lwnipmn, lhy llmulxs, llii-lm-ll .'Xrnllc. 'l'lllI!l3 llllui: l'll.ll'lt'N l:lL'llllIli1. liccl I3igw-rx, lllvx' lluplcr, l,lllll lliclwttx. lhmlw Xl.ixwcll, llzllc il4ll.IlL'llUf, lhlpll lluimix, lluls luirml. lilllllllill lllllliz limi Surlcx, liunwl l:lllL'llL'l!. l'crrv l7l'nm.un, lflmrlvx Xlfxt. liill Xluill-mv, llulm l's'nn. ljilill UNL' 241. . 10A Left to Right FIRST ROVV: Le Roy Wise, Richard Keller, Vaneil -lohnston, Torn Yvitherspoon, Allirell Parlette, Bill hlinister, Paul Haines. SECOND ROYV: Roh Creager, Charles VVallaee, Paul Layman. Bud Dean. Bill llall, Dielc Slager. Lowell Proper. THIRD ROVV: Ed Stein, Roy Torr, llarris Rurton. john Phillips, Dielc Dilsayor, Loren Detaniore, Ray Penclell, Roh Vincent, Vvard Wlaleott. FOURTH ROVV: Kenneth llatlielal, Don Ross, Rruee Isles. Austin llutt, Bill Cooper, fault Steele. George Redmond, Jerry Miller, Wil iam llolt. 314 . .IOA Left to Right FIRST ROVV: Delores Sinally, Rarhara jackson, Milclrecl Jackson, Auclri Lennon. SECOND ROVV: Carolyn llarter, Louise Dickey, Viola Lepore, Pierno hloro, Carol Vllillianis. THIRD ROVV: Patricia Anne Neuman, Lillian Hiek, Sarah VVhite, Norma -lanies, jainiee Rush, Virginia Keller. FOURTH ROVV: Betty IIZILICIIIIIITC, liaye hle- Laughlin, Martha Ailes, Donna Hicks. Glenna Stanlieltl, Graee Ilulls. 309 .. .IOA Left to Right FIRST ROVV: Don MeGarvy, Richard Ault, Lewis Rreekenriclge, Jim Flleinan, George Robinson, George Eggleton. SECOND ROXV: Carl Foreman, Don Zieglielcl Richard Taylor, Ned Moore, llarolcl llill Fclwarcl Lyle, Herman Golclenlmagen. TIIIRIJ ROVV: Roh Charnier, Don llaynes, Dave Green, ,lack Lausa, Toni johnson Rieharcl Orr, .lack Ruelcinghani, Roh Snolce. FOURTH ROVV: John Carroll. 'lim Price, Mar- vin Ryruni. Duane Smith, Myron Vlliggins Bob Hinton, laelc jones. v 135 . .IOA Left to Right flRS'I' ROVV: Ruth Love, May Kay Johnson, ,loan Simpson, Maude jackson, Ruhy Alhertine. SECOND ROVV: Barbara Wloltf, Margaret Loniharcl, Betty Callahan, Dolores O'DowtIe. .loan Rose, Maralyn Frost. THIRD ROXV: Betty Lou Massie. Margaret Halsey, Mary Lou Walters, Dorothy Candler, Paula Shoaf, Martha Coil, Ruth Bums. FOURTH ROVV: Alice Howells, Ruth Kiester, jean Ishmall, jean Hilton, Beverly Graeey, Jeanette Cohagen, Marilyn VVils0n. Fifty-tuio 242 . . 1011 1.c1't to lliglit 1511151 IHOXY: 'Iam' llalyursun, Nlary Pctcrs, llnrutliy Yew. Xlinnic llraganut, Klarjnriu c1il1l'l111I1C. SECOND HOXY: Nlary Ann llcnlattio, Char- lcm' llasscll, Norma Carter, Cliarlcnc Vlna, lictty llailcy, Mary Xvallacc, lcla Morgan. lcla Cnllins. '1'lI1l1lJ ROVV: llunnic V1'ur1-unan. Alarilyn Karilus. Marilcc llrmync, liluisc Nlay. Greta Cray. Margaret XVL-slcy, 131-tty Southarcl, Mary 1.011 CL-urgu. 13O1111'1'11 HOXV: llusalin' N1c1'1turs1m, 'loan Slivrritt, Al0CL'111l lnslcy. ,In Ann Dnylc, 1N1ary llailcy. llctty Nillcr. Dorotliy Antlcrsnn Marilyn Swcaringcr, Bctty llickman. 313 . . 1011 1.cl't to Higlit 1:11181 ROYV: 11111 VVingv.'t, 'lack Carter, Vincent 1fm1m1ctun, Eclmund Montgomery. VVa1tvr Stcycn, Bill Master. SIECONIJ ROVV: llowanl iX1onrt'. Clark hlulinstnn, -lnlin 1,1-lmcr, jr-rry Karslmcr. llicliarcl Uulvscli, 1301: Mcrccr, julin Fry, lirank llcyu. 11111117 ROVV: llarry Pcrlains, Harrold Hall. llulmcrt Sccrvst, Paul Lappc. lnlin Evans, Orin Toy, Bill Sliaflhcr, Eugcnu Clark. 13OU11T11 ROVV: .loc Camplmcll. Harry VVa11acc. Balm 1N1i11ur, llill Fclalc. Carl laws, Bill Pringlv, Carl llingst. 315 . . 1011 1,c1At tn 11ig11t 17111S'1' ROXV: jaclxic O'11ricn, Jayne: Srshailmlc, jacquclinc 110111-rts, Marcia 111111, Lillian VVallu:r. SECOND ROVV: licycrly NLl1v1gL'l', Alycc Buy- lL1I't1, Kathryn Adams, Geraldine S111-rwuotl, Slmirlcy Urclil, 1N1ari1yn jones. 11111117 ROVV: -Iunc 111-nslt-y, Patricia Yaugcr, llvttyann Ki-ith-1, llcnrictta Kimlcr. jcanc Krcyclu, Dorothy liubinson, Mary janv Ilcdgvss. 15O1l11'l'1l ROVV: Patricia Boyle, Juanita Cron- lmacli, Marian Puclccy, Carol liancrolt, lurna liramlt, Phyllis llllint, Olga Aslilcman. 312 . . 101-1 1.cl't tn lliglit 1711151 ROVV: Bula llawk, rlulin llouscmm llarnlcl Dcllnlpli, Bill Cnc. SECOND ROVV: ,loc Vcnuill, Bill 1101111111111 Dun Dorn, Don Vnlf, Gcnrgc Callaway. 'l'1 111113 HOXV: lfugcnc Liningcr, 11aruli1 Jones. llayrnnntl 1Qg4:111ol1, ,lack Bryant, -lulin 13011 nctt, Slicrman NV1mitc. 17O1111'1'11 ROVV: Si Coe, 11011 Cnllitnn, Ulolin lliuralan, Dun llmmpsun, Rulwrt Snoulfcr. Fifty-tllrcv XO' -?U'fiS'-ft X Y'-1' S w ,.-v' vt - ,ME 0 iff-A..-9 , fix' fif- O f. I . Q 3 . M '40 Q - ' , - , A - , 3 4 f QQ' Q ,,.- L km, -2 Pj.. ....1 -,N:.,, gf: ,,-L-Q'-f-www QQQX. ,A Cbf ,iifg-f,QP': ' ff f 4.5 bfbq f,,.,- ' . ff 4-UAE'--,. ru if v + f -V - --.., AEA ,R 1, .-A ' l I, Xi ii Q fL1 , -nas--vi Q-i..'s'-'HN--il-fxw-'King - A XS-f '--I -kQ.r-'S 5Y 'XNXxRx -LC' Fifty-six IUNIORS G0 PAN AMERICAN By Ruth Underwood Let's take a trip: Where shall we go? Pan America: Ho? All Aboard: We're on our way-To Pan America the land of play. , As we leave New York Harbor we glance over the passenger list and see our friends DICK ISON, PAT SMITH, BETTE HAM, and DICK HALL are aboard. But there, just ahead, is our destination. All off! We're here! Look! There is a fiesta! What is all the excitement? Why are AGGIE HART, JOAN STEEN, DORIS JOHNSON, JOAN TRAPPE and NORIVIA TRIGG in a huddle? As we move in closer we find our answer is JIM MCCLINTOCK brushing the girls up on ballet dancing. CLAIRE KNIGHT, RAY BOORD, NANCY JONES and NANCY PIERCE catch our eyes as they dip in and out of the ocean water. On the beach, making use of the tropical sun are KAY ERF, JEAN SAYRE, HAROLD ROSENBAUM, GLADYS SAHR and VIRCIL CRAWFORD. Back once again to the fiesta we find SUSIE JOHNSON entertaining the Latin Americans in their own native songs and dances. Above all the laughter we can hear the long. deep voice of the liner calling us on our return voyage. First up the gang plank is BILL DANIS followed close by ED JOHNSON. Last but not least, almost missing the boat, is CARTY TRABUE. ROSEMARY DARBY, MARC ROBERTSON with DICK CAREY and HOWARD WYATT bid their last farewells to the land of dreams. Songs by golden voiced PHYLLIS WEBER and PAUL HACENBERGER, dances by PINKY BOLIN, trumpet Blues by BILL COYLE and adventuresome stories told by RENNICK PARKEY, JOE MOORE, BOB CASSEL, BOB REIS and JOE CALIGIURE, help keep our trip gay and interesting. MARILYN CRENNELL and MARIE HOOPMAN point iust ahead to the most popular woman known the world over by freedom lovers as IVIISS LIBERTY. Xl o 302 . .iziaziihgyjiqm l.vl't to lliglit lilligl' RUVV: llclty Cook, Nlarilyn Grvncll. l'at Donaliuc, llarlmara lluxicla, Karol Graliaru, l.t!l'I'.lIllk' l'ranlt. SVUOND IHUVV: l,ois Crum. .loan Bela, Normi -Ivan llvnoy, llcttv Drvlicr, Anna Lu' Brown Mary llvartl. Norma ,lcan I:I'AllllI1L'. l'IllltIJ RUXV: 'loan l7ry, Nlarioriv llarm-5, Nova Alcan Amlcrwon. Vivian liarnliart, Alma llvclwl, Marilyn llcarml, limla lyfpillll. lfOlll!'l'll HUXV: Dorcas llrurisori, livclyn Ili- witt, llctty Crvgo, 'Icanm' llaily, llctty Sllllil vrson, Marianna' lioyvr, Phyllis llycrly, llarlmalcc llacliman. +-'- y .. . . . l'll-Ill HOU: DICSSIK' Corlmm, Qarolyn llattigvr, llarlmara Bill. XVancla C'oll'man, lloscmary Darlw, Dorotliy llowyL'r. liranvillc llrinle. llarlwara DI'llk'lit'lIllYt'f, 310. .+11FB:llPl l.ul't to lligllt l:lllS,l' HUVV: -lack lfrccman. Ray lloortl, liolm Clatrcll, llcrlwrt llalwr, ,lack llt-tlgt-X. livin' Barvlay, Glvn lllatlcs. SISCONIJ NOVV: llarolcl lluclianan, Paul Anal vrson, Dick llall, lim' Dicnxt. llaroltl lim rick, .lauli lit-llows, Clarcncc llalwr. 'l'lllllD ROVV: Paul Crum. llalplt .XLitcry, llill Davis, Virgil Crawlortl, Sam listt-ll, Don Doran, Cllicstcr Dismicr. lfOlIll'l'Il RUXV: Don Dccltcr, Dan Gras lmaugli, llolx lliumlw, -lcrc Carr-xv. Duanc Almram, lloll' .'xllj,1llSllI1k', Dau' Craslwaiigli. Ifll- I'll RUYV: lialpli Camplwll, liarl flrL'l'r, llolm licttc, -lacli llnwcr, -lim liranlx, Dick U cgi A145 7. .llll FIRST RUVV: Marv lfllcn Spvar. Betty XViclant Quo Vaclis lxlcilinnis. Pat Nlcllcnry. lflla Marin' llamon, Bt-try llustus, Durna Iillllkfll. l.vl't to lliglll SIQCOND ROVV: lia Moim' Karst, Nita Matliis, juan iN'lcKcc, Botti' Van Gastlv, Klart' 'lam' Martin, Amlriana llolinxon, Dvlorcs Kon wortliy. il'llll71D ROVV: llutli I.0l'L'I1l, Iillcn linscott, Maxim' Mcclmllc-Q, Donna lnlwoclcn, Phyllis McClain, Pat I,ol1r, Nanuy loncs. FOl.ll7iTll ROVV: Donna Karslinvr, .loan llyatt. jo Anno Cillunwatvr, janv llmiclvrisliilcl, lris Kauliman. Doris jolmson. I5Ilf'I'll ROVV: Susic Johnson, Virginia Gulalcn, Kathryn King, Agua-s Hart. 244. .l1lfBLlI23' l.t'l't to lliglit lillisili liflxv: .ltillll l,lISL'lit'T, xyillvvrt 'I1l1UIllilS. litlwartl llatncn, Donalcl Wlcclgs, .lacla llcml rix. llill l'rillr-rman, liuswll llincr. SIQCOND ROXV: Frwin Yvilliams. Don Xlivrin, llcniclt Parlwy, llotlrwy ililiomas, lolm Slico lu-ral, llrucv Striclclancl. Allwrt Swain. VVil' liam Tliomas. 'l'lllllD RUXV: Bill VVilliams, 'lvrolnl Voll, lioli futtv, Carroll Tralmc, Dick Carcy. l'aul l,oclt- wooil. john Cantor, Ray Tom, liiolllllll RUVV: Holm Striclclvr, Dick Sutton. Dori Gallaglwr. Simi lloyt, llowarsl XVyatt, llill Puttvrsort. Allicrt Wlatts, Fifti' ww ll 304. .10 1.01-I lu 11154111 l'l12S'lA 110113 Alilff' 1,0XK'llL'1', Q2.11'111y11 frm 1.m1rra1nc Ccis. llctsy Ann lirm-sl, xl-ITN' -1.1111 lfrncst. SECOND 1101111 c11l'IlIl.l lluxnul, Marx Stnrrmpcr, Suzanne Xv2l11U.'f. lJ11r111111 M1111-r Nlllbllli 11a1rt11. 1111111131 1111111111 1111111 J 110111: Uclurcs 1P.1xix,A C'11a1r111m -101105. 171111114 llvrgvscll. 1'111I11x Nlmrvr 111-11m-1 Xvclwr, 150111111111 110111: Bcity' c1.lI'lL'f. g1ill'U1Xl1 Alf C'rz1c1u'11. 1'11x'11ix 1,.llll'f, X1.lI'N -1.1110 Olpp. ljtlllllil 11x1rt1j1. 1'l1-'1'Il 11171111 furul 11cL'1u1', xX111lll.l f1.ll'I11 cuscr. 111lII1L'L'N linlwr. N 217 . . 111323 , . lvl! 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S11-x, flmrlcs 111L'5L'11, 111111117 110111: 111111 1'11lr1111.11', 11111 X1n'C'1i111c1c14. -1llll 11L'Ill1Ilg11lI1, Alcrrx V1t'1Yl'11. 11lI11K'IN' SL'11N'K'1IlK'I'. 171111 S11'icg1111n1. 110111111111 110111: 114111111 11r4111'l1. 1,1111 11L'xI. 111111 X1.1c'11. 31111111-1 lqrrtcr. 01111 11l'l1l1k'I'. 111110114111 Q9 dw 321. . .T12B'Hf4 1.el't to Right FIRST ROVV: Mary Ellen Mitchell, Mary Lou lless, .loan Steen, Molly Mills, hlaxine Stapleton, Ella Lou lloopinan. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Patton, jean Sayre. Rohvn Rector, Mary Scott, Ella Lou Green. Phyllis Penncll, Wilma Roberts. 'l'1llRD ROVV: Mona Spangler, Betty Lou llain, Dorothy Roederer, Joann Rycler, Alienc Shaw, Lois Roush. ITULIRTII ROW: Geneva Hinkle, Shirley Ries, -lacqucline Reed, Marilyn Mitchell. Ieanne Preston, 1so1a Skipper. lillilll ROW: Marcella Pepe, Shirley Rieg. Patty Smith, Geraldine Parrett, Charlotte Noth- aker, Carol Roberts. f 327. .11A 1,elt to Right l7lRS'li ROVV: Bill hliller, llarolcl Spring, George Parlette, George Phillips, Harold Ros enhauin, Roger jenes, Richarc King. SIYCOND ROVV: Marvin Knowlton, Boh Max' well, Bill Rearclon, Alan McFarland, Herlu Sehneitlcr, Dean Snow, Eugene King, Diclt Self. 'l'11lRD ROVV: Diek jones, Dick Hart, jim Scott, Dann Barton, Bill Malone, Bill Knight. llarolil Peters, Eclway johnson. lfOll11'l'l1 ROVV: Eli Sehmiclt. Don Stout. lfrecl Kiines, Frecl Miller, Paul Miller. Diek lson. Aloe Moore, Roy Stewart. 211 . . 11A 1,el't to lligln l'll1S'l' RUXN: Retty VVirt1, loan Hlarcl, -loan Stokes, Retty 1.eruin, Margaret Ferrelli. Louis l'..Vt'l't'll. SIQCONIJ ROVV: Janet Xlleaver, Ruth laclunan. Norma Trigg, llarriet Eckleherry, Evelyn Taylor, 'lane Gregory, Laura llenney, joan Gregory. '1'1l1RD ROVV: Ruth Untlerwootl. Glaclys Salir, Dora Rruhaker, Phyllis Fishinger, Norlnalee VVorthington, Nancy Pierce, hlartha Mason, .loanne XVa1ker. Betty VVorkinan. 150UR'li11 ROVV: Rarhara Evans. Beatrice lfyans. Dorothy Evans, Nola Faris. ,lane liar casin, Martha VVoo1son, Mary Cowles, Kathryn 1111. loan Trapp. . 1 . 'ei -...L..,,.w t' o we if ir ir if 'A' ir nk ir 'k 'A' Fifty-nine 'W' wx. QVZLIMZH-'T il an '-12 3 Q 34 Q V A ,.... 9 , an '-ye- . W., -- 'f?f'5+L. 15- 'v -Pl . 1, 'V' -. -nf -s. S .,.,..,' . fi ' yf- . b Q, .5 , , V ' Q A 4.1,,l' ,ff L if- 1'f Lff- ,Q F13 fi win. 'S' ' ' A , x 3-if In 5 ef N- . ,V F Y X A . , ,, -ve' fs P - +w?1 'f' 6 ' , 3 f i 5: . W . H- Sea-uafzi 1944 Q a Q Q A..Q ., V . O 'H--ff-1132.3' Y.,l . ,, -, f Q , , ' . , ,, - . X4 2 1 iii,fa,4i5E'3',, I' A 1 , .A . . i--- 71 '-r-v- . - .4A , .,, ,,,, , ,., '-,fb ,- .N ..:' 4 , 0- ,,...--0-'ij i ,- - ' g J..-f . , ,Q- ' b X. N 'riff'-xf'f'e..,..LNvb .... ..-mth .I-his ' W--J ,L rf? j..hWI. ' -av '- X - 1 vv-J -x'JC'XN E xxix-2'-A--.Qi-sP1'ZNXQiNxA+. -LC' ,B Sixty-two FUTURE SENIORS By Iliary Battrell Delving into the future with our rusty, dog-eared cards, we see the adventures to befall the 1945 senior class. For instance: . . . LUCILLE ANDREOTTE will have blonde hair . . . GEORGE HOPKINS will still have that contagious grin . . . JOE WHEELER will swoon over physics . . . But CHUCK McKEE will not let a trivial matter like that bother him . . . Believe it or not, PHYLLIS BLANEY will choose between West and South-and West isn't meant to be the loser . . . AUDREY RINEHART will exchange her tiny voice for that booming voice of ERWIN PRICE, who won't mind at all-- then he can talk in class without ducking the falling plaster . . . Somewhere along the way we find that BARBARA KOONS will be speechless for the first time in her life . . . SHIRLEY MEYER will get her dog at the same time CHET CARTER gives up his pompador for a pineapple . . . For reasons not quite understandable. DOROTHY LOWERY will slip out of her slow walk into a run . . . CARL SMITH will lose his quiet personality and actually make some noise . . . And wonder of wonders! DON KARSHNER will forget his books long enough to notice a girl. But the cards are old and feeble and cannot tell all. So we wonder if . . . MARGARET ATKINSON will lose her temper . . . DORIS NELSON will cease to conjure ideas . . . We will see TOM CALHOON without his paint brush . . . JO ANN KRAUSE will frown . . . BETTY KNIGHT will stop giggling . . . CALLIE KERR will lose that gleam in her eye . . . GEORGIA WILKES will be without her drum. Since this is election year we wish to make some nominations. We nominateg JIM RECOB chief pickle eater . . . DOROTHY SPOHN for the girl with the sweetest smile . . . HELEN COLLEY, star reporter . . . CARMEN DAY chief mail-man watcher . . . WILDA SWAIN the most excitable French student . . . DONN HAINES the best basketball player . . . JACK CLINE champion nmbler . . . HAROLD BUCHANAN the ideal Spanish student. Now that we can expect the worse, let us all remember we have only twenty more weeks of P. O. D. ll! BAL.C . .l2B iril to Rigll! FIRST HOVV: l'um'cnu llusscll, Ulartcltt Pool, lrunc Luckslratw. llctty Knight, Murgnrct Atkinson. SECOND ROVV: Malwl Mcllritlos, Cttrtnvsn Day, Cttrlynn Moon, joan Kern. Auclrcy Rinclmrt, jo Ann Krause. THIRD RUVV: 'locvlin Plank, Doris Nelson, .lt-un llcztrtcy, liSlllL'l' Ongatro, llmlxtrgt Koons l7OlIll'l'll HUXV: Callie Kerr, Shirley Mcycr, Dorothy lowric, Marry Bttttrcll. BAL.A . .12B l,ul't to lligltt FIRST ROXV: 'lorry Postlc, 'loltn llqtclnnun Cltcstcr Cum-r, Cltarlcs McKee. SECOND ROYV: .luck Clint, Ultltcr Nlztnn, Erwin Pricu, Donn llttinvs. Gcorgc Hopkins. THIRD ROVV: .lim Rccob, llnrolcl lluclmnztn jack Moore, Don Knrsltncr. l7Ollll'l'll RUVV: lliCIlZll'll lfullcn, Bob Nlinton, Bill llatgnns. BAL.D . .12B l.vl't to lligltt lflllS'I' NOVV: llstrlmrn Grady, Dorothy lfrcy. Pltyllis Blatytmcy. Mary VVcnclcl. SECOND HOXV: Ucorgia XVillics, l.ucillc :Xml rcottv, Carrol Zitnplrcr, Viola Taylor. 'l'lllllD HUVV: llclcn Colley, Nlilmlrcnl Caltlctt, Vvilllil Swzlilt, ,lo Ann llgtynur, illlllllllll IIUVV: Dorotliy Spolmn. Clcorgo: Ann Voss, Murjoric VVrigl1t, C'l1tl'zt ililrompson, Norma Downuy. wry llm 'A' ir 'k ir ak 'Ir Qaaeaea Zcfzo Zfne fayfi am! Samoan of Una Quail: ir if ir if if D 'W Yea . 1 :-Az. ' 'ff' ' . ' -. -T .. ,...x -R .I hr, ., Q. N- . fill? gb ig:- S --,sa , 'Id - , , ME- QQ 'iiililrglifii iw- w x Q. is V ' ' x 9 h 1 K N.. ' Q ni -.. iq?-Ii, .',1. J' . ' , 314' 5- ' Z. .Z . I . ' Q, . U - ' - -.gf-5' Q I J A 4 5 '7 ,, C U . 'In f, yn - sip! x,iL'A Rig? 52:1isAgitswl--'f'If1Z:-E25- ' A E, xv, ,,...,. I 1 is K, Us- --wr-S-,...v.f' EK. . Xxx 'X .-....Q.Qif'- !. Eh .- , . - . 1 5 ,A V- V- , ,.M' - 'A Q ffl I' if Q I Q f,4.Y,ft1-.lm-'K' 3 , L L ggi g xQ E3 N M. . x - V. w-- YA' -my-xxxi. --'J 'X J-1...--'-.vim--'s-'-:virviix T-C' SQ, Sixty-six' Eclitor-in-Chief Associate Editor Art Dcsigncr Photographer , Features Activities Snapshots Sports ANNUAL STAFF jEfXN RAY PAT coonwiw TOM CAL: iooix T BILL P.EARDoN BARBARA McNUTT MADELYN CAREW PIIYLLIS WAKEFIELID , ,IANICE SUVEB BETTY NICHOLS RUTII LINDEBWOOD JEANE KREVDO GLADYS SAIIR PAT BOYLE A JOE CASE AIARTHA COLMERY STAN SMITH OCCIDENT STAFF Editorsin-Chief SI IALIXIIR SPRINCER Associate Editors VIRENA CLEVELAND, 'Sports Editors Sports Writers MARY BATTRELL, MARTHA COLMERY TOM IXIQCARLEY, BOB BLATZ DICK CILMORE, NEIL ROSS, STAN SMITI I, DICK LAYNE, JIM BELL, BOB BUSICK Girls' Sports Editor MARGARET VVERRER Copy Editors Service Editors Feature Editor Club Editors News Editors Stuff Artists Stuff Typists Reporters JOE CASE, CEORCE DEMAREST DOROTI IY LECC, JANE RUBLE PAT GOODWIN JEAN RAY, IIELEN COLLEY MADELYN CAREW, JACK MOORE TOM CALIIOON, DUANE ABRAM CLARA TI IOMPSON, CENE SI IADE. MARJORIE ORR DOROTI IY I IENDERSON. CHESTER CARTER, RICIIARD FULLEN, FREDA VVILLIAMS. NORIXIA LEE DOWNEY, DOROTI IY LOVJRIE Sophomore Reporters - JEANNINE RUTLER, LORNA LEE BRANDT, ANN IIOYT Junior Reporters MARY CRUM, JANIE AITKEN 'ty-set JN aight BUSINESS AD STAFF lzL.5i.1.-S5 MQ. .11. W JIM LINK Adu-rrising MQ 1111 ,gm IQSTHIQR cmcafxlm, n.Sxnl:,xm Kocws cur.-l.1ma f,,1 miami-f nouns sfxwmlskl cj2lSllil'l'S JANE YODER, P.fX'l' ucxmwlm B fyty LLL-t-pw Mfxmzlli RUIJIXXTK nag-will-f IXIAXINE llliZliS sem-my rx1ln1,AxM nfxlnlin cm-fk DIANE IJLICAN 'lypam KAT1 mm w:snoM, jfxwlcli BILIIDN Fnulm WILLIAMS x1m-mf nono l'llY I,liCLCl cw.,11.1-fm m,1xn'l'11,bx lscwn, vu ITORISLIS. lflllill MAYER, NANCY IXIL-IufXI7IJlf,N. AIOYCIQ MOSIICR JS? , ,-f ' . . Q' - I',..,'f-f..-F' ' 'af ' QQQ 'S E' N WM-S... JVM.. . .14 'Q ' V N '-ff-4....-.,,,MW, STUDENT COUNCIL Prcsiclcnt ,lim Bcll Vicc-Prcsiclcnt jim llccoh Sccrctury Kalthcrinc Erll Ylwl'L'llSLll'Cl' Dick lson Wc, the studcnts of VVcst lligh School, in ortlcr to cstahlish ai closcr contact hctwccn students untl faculty, to promote tx highci' standard of scholarship, to luring about ti stuclcnt IIlilI1llgCI'llCl1I of ull school uctivitics, uml to sccurc the loyal co-opcrzltion of thc cntirc stuclcnt hotly in alll matters pertaining to thc wclllzxrc ol our school, do cstuhlish this constitution for the Stutlcnt Council of VVcst lligh School. Meetings: First VVctlncstluy ol' cuch month at 8:10 41. in. in room SI7. Ql0l11IlllflICCS2 Pi'ogi'uin Cl0IllIIlllICL', Cluhs Committccg Puhlicity Ll0ll1ll!lIlL'L', Bulletin Board Connnittccg VVclcoming Coininittcc. rlllic Stutlcnt Council utlvisors arc hliss A'lLlI'L'CllLl Crain :incl Mrs. Mary Dugan. .U-H Ag p1 . ,,..---' t t x l M , , ...QQ b ,- M , i . - t l ii T.C. Sixty-uint' Sl'1'l'?1fj' IANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I'irst rovv. lelit to right: Alane Clihhon Eclith Neill, Betty Schwencler, 'Ianclle Vllallxer. Dorothy llennnerly. Second row, lelt to right: ,Ianice Suver, Alice Remington. Maurice Ilmhleton, Roh- ert NVatts, lietty Moore. .lane llawthorne. IUNE NATIONAL HONOR George Briggs, presiclentg Alice Rulling. secretaryg Hlary Izaircl, Paul llernclt, Ellen Clark. Virena Cleveland, iliheoclore Co hurn, Martha Colmery, Ilarhara Ilauher, Ruth Fiscus. Catherine Fleischer, Ilvelyn Fowler, Esther Garner, Pat Goodwin. Miriam Iletlges, Dorothy Ilenclerson. Doris Iluey, Marianna Jones, Leslie Laircl. Barbara lNIcNL1tt, Eileen Myers. Marilyn Sapp. Eclythe Seaholt, Patty Sherwood. Juanita Slaughter. Shalmir Springer. Stan ley Stansell. .Ioanne Vvester. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'Iihis society is a means ol' honoring those stutlents who achieve an exceptionally high scholastic rating cluring their last Your years of high sghool training. To he eligible for memhership, a stuclent must have a 3.5 average in scholar ship, a high moral character, ten service points, ancl goocl leaclership. Iiiliteen per cent ol' those slutlents liullilling all requirements, of the gracluating class each year, are named to the society. They are ollieially recognivecl as memhers oli the National llonor Soci Ilonorahle mention is given at this time to Alice Remington who reeeivetl a 4.0 average in scholarship. SOCIETY OFFICE MONITORS Known to the student hody as the L Society, the junior Honorary consists of those students meeting the stated scholastic requirement, which is a minimum grade standard of 3.5 average. During the year infomiative meetings as well as entertainment were included among the activities of the club. Faculty advisor of the club is Katherine Gress. The Ollice Monitors consists of a group of students, selected hy the olliee clerks, Mrs. Louise Perry and Miss Georgia Neff, whose duty it is to aid Dr. ll. Il. Reighley, Miss Blanche M. Kern, and the faculty and oflice corps hy performing various duties for them. ln return for their efforts these students receive service points for this work. This list includes, left to right, lirst row, Ioan Heh, loc Gill, Marilyn Patton: second row, Dorothy Anderson, lanice Judy, Betty Crego, lean Ray, Marilyn Swearinger, Shirley Reis, LaDonna Marlow, third row, Ianice Suver, Eileen Myers, Margie Ruddock, Doris Sanduski, Catherine Fleischer: fourth row, Pat Royle, Miriam Rader, Rosemary Darhy, Freda Willialiirs, Ioanne llane, Ellen Clark, Mary Ann Stone, Hfth row, Barbara Dauher, joan Doyle, Geneva Hinkle, Nancy Pierce. Lucille Andriotte, llelen Dennis, Evelyn Fowler, Alice Ruzzardg sixth row, Carmen Day, Wilcla Swain. Mary Battrell, Pat Goodwin, Callie Kerr, Esther Ongaro, Viola Taylor. Ti R .i-,..m,,..,.,,, , V . - .x 'xr--5,7 5 Seventy-one Wflmt tlic Girl Reserves airs: to tlic girls ol' Xvcst lligli-7-so rhu Ili Y is to tlic lmys. lr is founclccl on tlic principles of clean spcccli, clczin lnilmits and clean living. This group worlwcl in conjunction with tlic Girl Rcscrvcs un tllc lfzistci' llnlv VVcck scwiuss and tlic Eustur 1-Xsscinbly prngrziin. llotli fl and Il lmwling tcums zicliicvccl lirst plziyc in tlicir rcspcctivc lczigucs in tlic citv. . . - w 'llic Ili Y is ai lmrzincli nl tlic Lcntiul Y. M. C.. .X. .Xrthur E. liucllzinzm illlll E. ill. Stone arc faculty uclvisnrs. ff . l if if K , , , l ilidfi, Ullfl lll'U HIY l'i'csiclcnt Balm l lowurcl Scciwstury Dun Jenks Trcusurcr Dick Mclfurdy i n ,I . -7' . ' 's. ....--.4 - v I gg i X l. few X SENIOR PLAY CAST WESTKWINGS CLUB l'residenl lloh AlL'l:2lllllL 1 Vice President lloh Vllatts Secretary llllen Clark .Xltcrnalc Secretary lloris lolmson lircasurer Marilyn Sapp Xlternate llreasurer lloh Cassell l'he senior class production, Death ilialxes a llolidayf' hascd on the poetic conception ol' Death suspending all activities lor three days during which period lic-f-Death-falls in love with a hcautiliul Qmortalj girl, and through her love realizes why mortals liear him. The mood ol' this play, which has estahlished itself as one ol, the most popular and successful plays for amateur production, possesses remarlvahle adaptations. VVhile it is charged with exciting moments, it is a perfect hackground for a love-story that is as simple as it is appealing. The cast, which did an admirahle ioh, includes: Ueath, Boh Edwards, Grazia, Shalmir Springer: llultc, Don Davis, Alda, Pat Goodwin: Baron Cesarca, lired lluclxer: Princess ol' San Luca, Evelyn Fowler, Eric lienton, Eugene jewell, Rhoda lienton, hlartha Colmery: Corrado, joe Caseg Duchess Stephanie, Margie Ruddock, Major VVhitread, Bob llowardg Cora, lX'largaret VVehhcr1 and liedele, Elmo Scott hlrs. 'leanne Gilmore, dramatics coach, was aided hy Virena Cleveland in the capacity ol' student director lor the production. The X'Vest Xvings Cluh marlxed its liourth year ol' organization this year. 'lihe oh-iectives ol' this cluh are to promote a working knowledge ol' aviation among students at W'est lligh and to aid in the preparedness program of our nation. 'lihe memhership emhraces hoth hoys and girls Iirom Senior and 'Iunior lligh Schools, the junior lligh mcmhers malxing up the ,Xssociate memhership. The procedure ol' the cluh emhraces an educational program advanced hy courses of study, lectures, discussions, drafting practices and hlue-print reading, the study of llight, meteorological nagivation, and Practice and Flight Regulations. ilihe cluh possesses a unique collection ol' over one hundred hooks concerning aviation, adding constantly to their expanding lihrary. 'ent v Vflzret LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President Nola Faris Vice-President llettyann Ruth Secretary Wilclzi Swain freasurer Bill Reardon Program Chairinan Colleen Cheuvront Seventy four SPANISH CLUB President lloward Young VieeAPresident Dona Somers Seeretary Joanne llane llreasurer Doris johnson Prograin Chairman Bill Miller l .. W.-- . To broaden the French students' knowledge ol' lireneh culture is the foremost objeet ol the l'reneh Club. lnteresting monthly meetings were held, at xvhieh time was featured reports on l'reneh artists, seholars, and musicians. A mid-winter gala event of the elub was its ioint party with the Spanish Club. -loe Moore was emeee, and members ol' the two elubs exhibited talent. Carnes and dances, lollowed by refreshments, completed the evening. The Le Cerele Francais' H eapable advisor is bliss lreona Clenn. instructor ol' languages. 'lihe exclusive aims ol' the Sianish Club are to aec uaint the members with ' W 1 -I . l 1 ' the eustoms ol the Spanish spealung eountrles and to broaden their knowledge ol the 'iSister Countries. The Spanish Club meets monthly and features reports by various students given either in the lmglish or Spanish language. One of the highlights of the Spanish Club was its annual Christmas party presenting the Birth ol the Christ Childf' Psalms from the Bible were also read in S anisli. lhe artv was elimaxed bv sinvinv the traditional earols in Smanish. . . F5 3 I A spring party was held to eomplete the year's activities. Advisor of this club is Miss Leona Glenn. DEBATE CLUB l ILSlLltl1l .lack Peters ict l rcsrdcnt Nola Faris 1 it t ny rcasurer 'llheodore Coburn PHOTOPLAY CLUB ct l rcsident Betty Nichols Members of this group participated in the district debate tournament held at Arlington in the month ol' February. Questions of plans after the war have been debated, including the advantages ol' having military training for high school students and whether students eighteen years ol' age should be allowed to vote. Faculty' advisor ol' the Debate Club is Edwin Kaylor. Photoplay Club is one ol' many possibilities. The tastes of the personnel dictate whether its activities shall be those ol picture-shooting, bearing movie-reviews, reporting on technical articles, sponsoring theatre parties and mock-interviews, or movie projecting. Club property consists of a scrapbook wherein can be filed any articles or pictures ol' interest to the organization. This club is under the advisorship of Delane Schindler. -Ioan Bch Marjorie Barnes joan Steen Seventy-fi ce -,fs ' 'r rr, af-, L ys v st sg 1110 1 .1 11ccIz1111u1io11 QIXL 1 Ahlftlllllf Hand I L H1111 V118 1 p IS II nearly all thc lontm IIHLN L Lut 1 111L1s11.1l activities such 1s 1 111 sum 11r.11111, 111111 PILSLIIILC lJkLLIl17Ll IO 1943111111 IIIL' H1111 IITILIX L flculty JCIXISOI of tl11s gmup IS M1 lXl.11y C. Riclm-11 IS v 1 1 s un 715-QC 11 rush s LIIIN 11111 play 111115111 111st111111111-. 1l1lL 1111 ornlustrll 1111111 md who L rad 111 lL'ill'I1il1g to pl1 111 111111111 w1 1 11tl1L1 111st1u111L11ts u 1 1 Ld 111 1 muy slwws givcn 111 tlu S111 P1'CSidCI1l Vice-P11-sick'111 SCCl'L'IilI'y lw1'ca1sL1 rc 1' Hism1'i1111 Pl'0l'PCl'IiL'S M2111 1111.1 KL Bowl Li l11'111'ia111 ORCHESTRA P1'csidc11t Q lIlfIS Q h N Secretary ll 1111 LL vu LilJl'ill'illl1S X llillllll r Sc1'cnl,1mix First Suxophonc Tenor Saxophone 'lihird Saxophone 'lihird Saxophone 'lihircl Saxophone First Trumpet Scconci riirumpct Third Trumpet Fourth 'lrumpct First 'iiromhonc Second Vliromhom' Tromhonc Pizmo Drums SWING BAND 1944 FRED GRABII. CLARK RIDDLE JERRY SGANLON EUGENE GRASSOLE I IAROLD DEROLPI I BILL IIAGANS RILL GOYLE PHIL ROVVSER JACK IIEDGES 'rom DALE JACK :sown JACK DALE GEORGE BRIGGS jAGK EDSELI, 'Cnty' 1 11 I GIRL RESERVES ,,, . , 1 . 2 Rf J i . .:Ns.aP'ii.: Seventy-eight OFFICERS President Ilope Strickland Vice-President jean McKee Secretary Normalee VVorthington -lqreasurer Kay Erl The Cirl Reserves Club is the largest in the school and the largest of its laind in Columbus. It is open to any girl interested in Christian service. The programs of this club aim to develop the girl physically, mentally, and spiritually. The social activities of the year included an ice breaker party for new members, a supper party at the Y. W. C. A. and a joint meeting and social evening with the Boys' Ili Y Club. . The service projects of the club have received unusual emphasis this year. The club members have taken an active part in Red Cross worlc, doing sewing, knitting. nurses' aid work, and clerical work at the Red Cross Chapter House. A number of girls have given their time throughout the year to the work at the Cladden Community llouse. Other war ellort activities here were maintained through the efforts of these girls. In addition to this community service, the club has contributed much to the progress of the school. The Christmas assembly was sponsored by the group. At Easter the program was presented in conjunction with the Boys' Ili Y. This club is a branch of the Y. W. C. A. Faculty advisor is Miss Eva L. Wright. ffcl 'llic C-lcc Cluli is still cnixinv on its cxccllcnt uoilt undu tlic supcrxlsion of Mrs cannc Cnlmorc cluc to tlmc illncss ol Mr ll ll llutclnnson Lrstwlulc music il cllrcctor lurc 'Ilia Group paltiupatccl in 1111118 isscmbliu and sanv i llcir Aimiica Singing at lNlcmor1al llill Xnotlur ol tht iclnucmcnts ol tlic wc ir xx is mistcring BLQIII tlic Bcgumc Bctty Nichols hi ilvlx lSSlSKLll lmotli Mis cannt C-ilmon. .incl Mi llcrlmtrt l: llutclnnson is sccictirx in cli uvc ol tlic music classcs CHAIRMEN Program Devotions Music Publicity Typist ,. Recognition Ring Social Service Muinbcr-at-Large Social Ways and Means Club Service GLEE CLUB The purpose of the Triangle Club is twofoldg to make drafting work more interesting to students pursuing the course and to provide social life lor its members through picnics. initiation, and house parties. The highlight of the year was its annual Triangle Dance where the mysterious Queen was selected. This year the Triangle Club presented awards and trophies to members of the club securing A rating in drafting. The club maintains steady correspondence with approximately one hundred former members, of which. a majority are high ranking ofheers in the Armed Forces. Advisor of this club is C. S. Kennedy. Membership in this club is confined to those students whose grades and activities merit association in the work ol the Library. The club brings all the counsellors together so they may discuss problems con- lronting them, their work, and the world of books. This club promotes Book VVeek . has an annual Christmas party. and an old-lashioned outing in the spring. lWiss llelen Lumley, librarian, ably oversees the functions ol' the club and its work. -vi . r , 1 . CLUB alll TRIANGLE CLUB President VieefPresident Secretary Treasurer TTL'l1lLlx Pirkcv Alternative Treasurer VVilson Bl icl LIBRARY COUNCELORS President Dorothy llcndi. rson Vice-President Vireni Q lutl md Secretary Wllcli Swim CHEMISTRY CLUB President Dorothy llenclerson Vieef l'resiclent Plwheoclore Cohurn Secretary Shalmir Springer 'l'reasurer Eclythe Seaholt '.......,...,.........L,.,.,,,,-.., m..M..,,.,.,,,, rf, , , nv LATIN CLUB President Don Davis Vice-Presiclent ilqom Calhoon Seereta ry Martha Colmery 'lwreasurer Alice llulling 'lihe Chemistry Cluh is a small group, which meets regularly uncler the direction ol L. rl. Stone, and clevotes its time and eltort to chemical experimentalion. 'l'he elulm provicles aclclitional lah ancl supplementary class xvorlt for chemistry classes. The eluh is open to all students who are interested in ehemieal ltnowletlge anal who clesire extra lah periods to promote lengthy experiments. Among some ol' the interesting ehemieal projects undertaken were: aclvaneecl worlt on the perleetion ol' tooth powder, anal manufacturing nail polish. hlelnhership requirements ol' the eluh inelucle completion ol. a sueeesslul term project, anal attenclanee at meetings regularly. Most popular ol' the language groups is the Latin Cluh eomprisecl of seeoncl, thirtl, anal lourth year Latin stuclents. IXIIIUDU the hivhlivhts ol' its vear's activities were the Christmas Program, the rw 5 F1 1 assemhly in honor ol Latin VVeel4 held on hlareh 27, and the annual Latin hanquet sehecluletl at the elose of the sehool year. Latin may he .1 tleatl language, hut nhl its inlluenee isn'tl-they say. Counselor: Miss Margaret Camphell. Eigllfjhlilli, WEST HIGH THESPIANS President Don Davis Vice-President Normalee AAforthington Business Manager Pat Boyle 'lireasurer hlarilyn Crenell E ' xvis i I ' E I Higliti -two ROOM SECRETARIES AND BUSINESS MANAGERS Introducing the West Iligh Thespiansll This club, which originated in the dramatics department, was organized by Don Davis and joe Moore with the assistance ol Mrs. Jeanne Gilmore. The two above mentioned students drew up the constitution ol the club and submitted it to the dramaties students and instructor lor approval, Then it was relierred to Dr. II. II. Reigbley, principal, and the Student Council lor approval. The club held its Iirst stated meeting january 4 at which time was held election ol ofhcers. This club is under the guidance ol' hlrs. Jeanne Gilmore, drainatics instructor. Ilandling tickets for all school functions, such as plays, operettas, variety shows. football games, basketball games, and baseball games is one of the most important extra-curricular activities of the school. Performing these jobs keeps the room business managers busy the year 'round. Equally im vortant are the room secretaries who must check the room attendance each morning, eep records of OCCIDENT and ANNUAL payments, and help promote ticket sales for all school functions. This group of students is supervised by IIarry L. Zulaul. G Ft-e-el F t - e - c l Fight! Fight! Fight, Fight, Fight! VVest! VVest! West! Lt! al Leaders of the lighting spirit of thc student body displayed at football, basket- ball, and baseball games, were the above pictured cheerleaders. They are: Pat Donahue, Marion Watkins, Ruth Underwood, Alfred Parlette, Bette Ham. joan Steen, substitute cheerleader, did a line job Filling in at various times during the season. f ,-sd' off? M i ll'!?'! 0 l I -I 2 l . 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' ' ' ,.,A I Q, ff 14 Qx,ffg?- S . Q. Q. Y. 'JV' few- -1 ..i-- 'j -:K ACK xt 'S . td. -, 4,.x.. .1-f .ZA W' -1 f, f .Y- i i..,.,.-H, fx X .,.-.f-z,, f L, ....-.ff 1- 7 , if 'x'A: f-.RM SX .f 'w' H , g x-. uw. 'A ' ' .-.. i ,A.W.N,.xA!..M'xN K-Q-Q--5 6.....:-.2xxxvXXXN'RfX EIT-C' :ki Eighty-six t'w141'ft'.r,i' nf li'il.run ,Sifinrlx lfiluilwualtl SPORTS IN THE WORLD AT WAR There is no need, today, to point out the advantage the strong, vigorous, clean- cut, athletic man possesses. But athletics, rightly considered, means more than the development of mere muscle. The true ideals of athletics are not bone and sinew alone, but include such qualities as quickness, agility and skill-courage and manli- ness-pluck, energy, and endurance-in short, strength of' mind and character as well as of body. Arthur Klee said, Many of the great lessons ol' life come from the games we play in youth. One of the first rules of the game is to lay the foundation of a full and splendid manhood, and we should keep, as one of our mottos, the thought that a noble mind should live in a noble body. Play the game for the game, and for nothing but the game, is the primary objective. Our games are our lessons in noble things. The playing field is in truth the High School of life. No American can be healthy and whole and miss the laws of honor . . . Always at the bottom of all ideas of sport. however men may forget it, is the maxim, 'A fair Held and no favorf Today with our world tossed in the tumult of war, the future men and women ol' our nation call for nimble bodies and agile minds. VVhen and where can these qualities be more fully developed than in the companionship of high school friends? -And the time for these developments-THE TIME IS NOVW The life of the world itself calls for those qualities in us which spring from the holding together of the team. If we hold together in the nation as we hold together in the team, in the boat race, in the tug-of-war, we shall give back to the nation a hundredfold the talents entrusted to us. If we are loyal to our team. to our school, we shall be loyal to our town and to our country: the very lfleginnings of patriotism lies in our game. THE COACHING STAFF DALE F.ROSE llcad football coach, baseball coach, assistant basketball coach, boys' physical education head, physical fitness director, and director of First-aid cou rses. HELEN McCORMlCK Girls' basketball, bowling, volleyball, and base' hall coach, girls' health classes, girls' physical edu- cation director, and instructor of hrst-aid courses. 7 , X96 LC r, pa f 77211 R.C.GLASS Basketball coach, track coach, assistant football coach, physical fitness director, boys' physical edu- cation head. and instructor of boys' health classes. Eighty-sei v 1 iii xr-4 -q Q' ' 4 N fa I President Vice-President Secreta ry f I ireasu rer Intramural Director iglrtvr vig I President Viceflyresident Secreta ry ,I. GIRLS'ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Iuxutli Placlu: Virginia I Iarper Marilyn Sapp Martha Colmery H H ASSOCIATION Dick Gilmore Charles Ilall Ilicli Ison reasu rer -lim Bell Io acquire sell' control and self reliance is one ol' llie main purposes ol' tlie Cl. rl. IX. and tlie girls wlio are its memlvers. Girls interested in tlie intramural activities enioved participation in tlie usual sports- volleyball, lmaseluall, and the all-time I'avorite2ImasI4etImall. 'lllie annual lmaslaetlmall tournament Iiigliliglited this season and lield a great deal ol' interest witli tlie Sopliomore, Junior, and Senior teams all battling for honor ol' tlie championship. Miss llelen lXlCcl0l'Il1IL'li is advisor of tliis association, 1 the Comprised ol' WVU lettermen it lias successfully developed into an amlvitious and constructive clulm tlirougli past years. illlie elulm is now LIIKICI' tlie advisorsliip ol' Coaches D. F. Rose and II. C. Class It was formerly guided Ivy George ll. VVilliams lmelore lie entered tlie U. S. N. II Ilie group sponsored a dance after tlie Central lmasketlwall game. Ilecemluer lieaturing tlie music ol' the XfVest Iligli Swing Band. I7. Iiroin lleccmlmcr 5 tlirougli Decetnlner 9 inclusive, Initiation AVeel4 was lield. elimaxed llecemlver 9 lay Formal induction ceremonies. .Ianuary 26 a dance was licld in tlie Cage court alter tlie I-imlcnfnlclsinley lmaslaetlwall game. Ilie Association now lias 37 active memlmers aliter losing live at the january I9-I-I-, graduation. 1. - A Q A - VARSITY FOOTBALL Alain we mark a milestone in the historv of VVest llivh Football with the is . is completion ol our '45 season. Cashing in on four victories, while losing live, landed the Cowboys with a +00 per-centage for the year while in city competition they salvaged a 5.2 record. Although possessing a fast and shifty veteran outlit the Bucks weren't able to make good on the few breaks which came their way. Each team seemed to out weigh us by a large margin and their reserves were bolstered while ours lacked. ln the first contest with Smrinvlield the Bucks, vet vreen, wroved thev had l f- . H l . light and spirit in falling 20-2. Edged by Marion llarding 7-6. proved the biggest heart-breaker for the l lilltoppers. Opening the city league competition. Central was drubbed 32-6 by a more deceptive and aggressive outfit. ln a non-league encounter the Cowboys stopped Linden-McKinley 34-0, and then followed by smashing the strong Aquinas Terriers 7-0 in a rough battle. East proved too much for the boys as they walked oll with a 12-6 win on a rain-soaked lield. Again the mighty Polar Bears froze us to the tune of 28-0 and Arlington, the C. ll. L. leader swamped us 33-0 for the worst defeat of the season. The linale proved a great success for the Buckaroos as they whipped the South Bulldogs 44-7 in the homecoming battle. In line, we may say that the new mentor, Coach Dale F. Rose, and his boys were lighting all the way to uphold the students of the Buff and Brown. lfiglzty-nine 'Vineb 1944 CHAMPIONS! Q VARSITY BASEBALL Although riddled by graduation with only four lettermen returning, not to mention the losses of Ate Dick lloover and Lt. g.D George B. Williams, the Cowboys are undefeated in three starts. As for the pre-season league games, the Bucks knocked down Grandview to the tune ol' ll to 2 on our local held, April 3. On April 6, the defending City League Champs started thc City League by playing North here to emerge with 9 to 2 victory over the Polar Bears, who have always proved a jinx to the Cowboys in past years. April 13 the Aquinas Terriors invaded West to leave with the short end of a 6 to l count, which left West and East both tied for lirst place with two wins each when we went to press. The Cowboys drew a bye in the City League play April l-4. This enabled them to clash with Springfield there. On April 18, the Cowboys entertained the South Bulldogs. Next, the East High Tigers meat. April 25, West entertained Linden-McKinley and April 28, visited Central lligh to wind up the hrst round. As for the Dispatch Tournament, the drawings had not yet taken place when we went to press, consequently the baseball titles are not definite. This year's team has been molded around four returning lettermeng Carl Hosler, Sug Haines, Dick Gilmore and Ira Blackwell. Boys carried over from last year's squad include: Paul Anderson, Benny Parkey. Dick Ison, Virgil Crawford, Dick Layne, Jim Bell, Bob Fette, Paul Hegenberger, Bob McFadden, Bill Williams, and Gene Shade. Captain elect for the '44 season-Dick Gilmore. VARSITY BASKETBALL Our previous season, typical of so many Cowboy milestones, proved to be just mediocre. At no time in the season were they able to get really underway, as in each encounter a vital leader could not be found. The scoring was just not there when needed most. In city league competition the Bucks salvaged a 333 average with 4 wins and 8 set-backs. Greenfield McClain and Alumni were added as wins for the season to make a grand total of 6 and ll. Losing the first four games gave the Bucks a bad start but they got underway by dropping the Alumni 56-28, and East 44-38 in a close one. Again they went into a slump and four powerful city league teams dropped them to a near cellar position for the Hrst round. Between intermission the Cowboys took to the road and in one of their better nights of the year they stopped the rugged Greenfield McClain outht 30-25 in an overtime. Newark, last year's State Champs, really put the heat on by a lop-sided score of 58-38, Hnally, hitting their stride in the opening game of the second round by an impressive win over East, 36-34. Acquinas and North again stopped the Bucks, with little difficulty, to landslide them to the bottom. The Bucks' victory streak sprouted again and Linden was trounced 48-25 and in the final with Central they walked off with a 45-41 edge. In the District tournament West drew its VVest Side Rival, Central, and fell 39-27 to put the season at a close. Playing his 3rd and final year, Ira Blackwell, dependable forward, racked up 119 points while jim Bell and newly elected Captain Don Haines, accounted for 82-65 points, respectively. Every year an all-hi wh choice is made by the sports critics. West gained three honorable mentions by pilacing Blackwell, Haines, and Shade. Although the statis- tical record shows none too favorable, the season was enjoyable and the Cowboys were there to the end. ' Ninety-one Nivwly-tu'o RESERVE BASKETBALL 'lqhe West Seconds, the squad which forms the hasic training for future varsity men has heen true to form as in past years. They achieved a string ol' seven victories and eight losses throughout the season, with the expense of six victories over their city league opponents, thus entitling them to third place in the league. To mrove the Reserves didn't lack in Iivhr and scoring ahilitv in anv ol their I 3 rw . . contests, statistics show the Buclieroos tallied 398 points. Forward 'lim Remington was top scoring ace with a total of 67 points while playing in only 7 games, followed hy Bill xVllll21lIlS with 65: Dielt Slager with 591 Bob Fette and Dick llall tallied 53, 51, respectively. Dale li. Rose, serving his first year as the Reserve team mentor, developed some line material for next years varsity team. lle concluded the season with great satisl'action luecause ol' the splendid eo-operation from the entire squad. . Q, . lx with U., , 'V .kg 1 is ' X . it 15-0 -n limi M' :A ffm. YRALH 5 'Q' it Uv T' sz TV WA 5' w. 1125? ' gggig VFP Y ivy 37 tlgts 'A www t Els' i react TRACK A well balanced group of harriers reported to Coach R. C. Class in high spirits. with six returning lettermen to build around. Due to bad weather they were confined to inside training but at first glance of spring they donned their new uniforms for their early intensive training. The squad seemed to be capable in all fields but weight men were lacking to round out a strong and threatening team. East, the powerful city league contender and winner of previous meets. was edged 59 to 58 to mark the lirst time in history VVest has beaten the Tigers in a dual track contest. jack Bates, dependable hurdler, led the way with IO tallies. The Bucks walked away with Delaware Willis 96-22 and placed first in every event but the 440 yard dash and shot put. Bill Smith, sophomore dash man took lirsts and anchored the relay team to victory for I5 points to lead the point makers. To date those leading each event are as follows: Bill Smith, jack Moore, Bud Dean undertaking the dashes: Jack Bates and liloyd Kelly in hurdlesg Dick Carey. Austin llutt and Stan Stansell lead the distance travelers: Noble Allen and Curtis Chase have shown up in the high jump: discus and shot are handled ably by llarold Buchanan and Sam Estell while lim Ailes, Jim Price, and lack llendrix cater to the pole vault. Thus far, the season has been a complete success both in sportsmanship and spirit along with both impressive wins. Coach Glass, who is leading his favorite sport. prepares the outlit for more vital meets and on to the city and district. Ninety-three LEAGUE Ninety-four Completing the third successful season. West lliglfs girls' bowling league remains the only one of its kind in the city. Monday night teams and their captains were as follows: Gremlins. Marion Puckeyg Lucky Strikes, Rosemary Darby: Pin Heads, llelen Louise Colley: Slow Motioncrs, Virginia Ilerbertg Whirlwinds, Marilyn Mitchel: VVildcats, Anna Seaman: Zombies, Vivian Bishop. The Pinheads claimed first place among the teams. High individual score was made by Betty Southard with high individual average going to Jerry Parrett . . . Officers for the Monday night league were: president, Betty Southardg secretary, Helen Louise Colley. Tuesdays league teams and captains were: B. T. Bfs, Barbara Bruckelmeyei: Buckettes, joan Stokes: Cadets. Elizabeth Leachg Cutterettes, Marilyn Crenellp Plebes, Pat Donahueg Poodles, Dona Somersg Quadettes, Carmen Dayg Strikers, joan Steen. High team for Tuesdays bowlers was the Buckettes. Barbara Bruckelmeyer took high score while Shirley Bradford tallied high average . . . Taking care of the executive duties for the Tuesday nighters were: Joan Steen, president, Carmen Day, secretary. Captains for Thursday night were Marilyn Stamper, Bombadiersg Clara Racle, Romping Rollersg Marilyn Patton, Wolfettesg Pat Goodwin, Screwballsg Barbara Dauber, Pin Palsg Carol Zimpher, Ten Pinsg- Shirley Meyer, Starlets, Betty Crego, Cowgirls. President was Shirley Meyer with Marilyn Stamper secretary. joan Hayner held high average and Betty Lerum high score. The Bombadiers topped the teams. T GIRLS'BOWLlNG A 55 ,fb r SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Highlighting the girls' sport season the annual basketball tournament created widespread interest among male and female court fans alike. In the preliminary game the junior team, captained by Laura llenne, outscored the sophomores, under the leadership of Mary Lou Heaney, by ll-5. The second game . . . junior-senior battle for the title of champs . . . held much attention. Seniors, led by captain Betty Williamson, held precedence throughout the encounter, and were hailed tournament champs at the final gun with the score- board reading 13-9. Team managers, who rarely receive recognition for their efforts, were sophomore manager, Alyce Buzzard, junior manager, Aggie Hart, senior manager, Marianna jones. The lone male in the picture, although not a member of the winning team, helped the seniors attain their goal through his proficient coaching. He is Dick Gilmore, stellar guard of the Cowboy quintet. Ninety-five 'ffm + QA 73 4 affix 4 bf , . ..,Z.,, x 1 .-15-12 A ' ' fl , l A A L ' qc. , I , ,A 3 - wg' M12 'X 'K '---4-, ., 31x . ' fm 1 Q . AWN V' 77? Es X s 11145 www Siege Gaew I 1 'X E 'IvilIl'fj SOI'l'II N inety-eight 1005 G ui This Cluh is comprised of those students who have hrought in S100 in sales tax stamps for thc hcncfit of thc school. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Montrose Studio IOI Nor+h High Sfreei' ADams 9636 YOUR FRIEND AND PHOTOGRAPHER L, C. MARBLE Complimenfs of , e onst AD l20I 84 Sou+h Four+h Sfreei' Opposife Y. W. C. A. Continued from Page 20 Willis, Dave Wilkens, Charles Wilkenson, Paul Willie, Harold Will, Allen Willis, Jim Wilhelm, Helen, VVAC Wisecup, Art Wiseman, Claire Wilk, Leroy Wiler, Jim Wilt, Gerald Wilken, Vincent Wharton, Joe Wharton, Dick Willis, Gerald Woolen, Frank VVhitmer, Bob Woods, Richard Glen Wolfe, Frank Worrel, Jack Wolfe, Dan Wolguess, Gerrel Wohlcgemuth, Jean Womeldorft, Jim Wolfe, Louis Wolfe, Joe Wright, Bob Wright, Harold Wygant, Fred VVynn, John Wylie, Bill Wyczcnski, George Wyan, Bob Woodcox, Gordon Waltz, Dave Ward, Bill Ward, Paul Wisdom, Phil Weaver, Charles Webb, Bob Webb, Earl Wynn, Dick VVilliams, Jesse Worthen, Joe White, John Walters, Lee, Jr. Weigand, Belford Watts, Bill Williams, Charles Winkelhausen, Jack Weber, Ferdinand Weakley, Robert Weimer, Paul VVeaver, Robert Wilson, Roy J. Wright, Dick Westall, Gene Wiland, Joe VVilliamson, Joe Withrow, Art VVright, Lowell Ward, D. L. 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ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT EI Everything for the Sportsman KI l626 Ninety-nine Une Hundred Greetings to the Graduates from Hilltop Business Men's Association This Organizalion Serves 'I'he Hi Hop in Every Civic Beflermenl Communi+y Coopera+ion Dr. L. W. Adams, Physician Gilberi Coffman, Insurance 243i Sullivan? Ave. RA 7555 l05 Edlon Ave. RA 9903 Noble L, Allen Funeral Home Ray C. CoFFman, Opfical Supplies 2456 W. Broad Sf. RA 2372 326 S. Ogden Ave. RA 5375 Dr. Jas. T. Angus, Op+ome+ris+ Dr. Palmer L. Cordray, Physician 24l7 W. Broad Si. RA 2638 2553 Sullivanl Ave. RA 8853 Dr. W. M. Baker, Den+is+ Dr. C. O. Cramer, Physician I33 S. Brinker Ave. AD 8344 3I9I W. Broad Sf. RA I9II Dr. M. W. Bafes, Ve'l'erinarian Daugherfy Shade Facfory 2424 Sullivanl Ave. RA 6386 2283 W. Broad Sf. RA 72l4 Ben+s Aparfmenis Davis 8: Herberf Food Markel 2020 Sullivan? Ave. RA 5595 2575 W. Broad Sf. RA 0798 Bilfmore Reslaurani Chubby Disfelhorsl' Markel 24l4 W. Broad Sf. RA 0282 2445 W. Broad Sf. RA ll4l Jos. M. Briggs Donley Brofhers, Plumbers Insurance and Properly Managemenf 2086 Sullivani Ave. RA 435i 2596 Sullivan+ Ave. RA 3I94 I Economy ar1e'l'y 'l'Sore Broad-Hague Hardware 2402 w. Broad si. RA use 2768 W. Broad Sf. RA l846 - ' Dr. Chas W. Edwards, Physician Broad'Hague Resiaurani' 27l9 Sullivani Ave. RA 6Il2 2762 W. Broad Sf. RA 0273 . . W. W. Ewing, Heahng Confracior Broad-Warren Marla-2+ 3322 wscusw nm: RA anal 2656 W. Brofd Sf. RA 5ll2 ' Firsl' Federal Savings 8: Loan Assn. Bfoadwev Shoe Sfofe 2369 w. Broad sf. RA 0832 2390 W. Broad Sl. RA 5II2 . Dr. T. S. Fox, Denhsi' Bufdeffs Grocery 24osV, w. Broad S+. RA 3752 l92 S. Eureka Ave. RA 3704 Fox Food Shop Dr. W. Duane Burnard, Osfeopafh 2422 W. Brood St RA Hb' 2528 W. Broad Sl. RA I743 , Dr. Clarence Fry, Physician Campbell 5 Pl 'macY 2642 w. amd s+. RA seas 2766 W. Broad Si. RA 24l4 Camp 40 Tourid Camp - Gearharf Hardware 3737 W. Broad S+. RA 0.53 2387 Sulllvanf Ave. RA 5384 CapreHa Food Markel' G00dWl '5 Pl a maCY zoos Sullivan? Ave. RA 8427 2772 Svlliv-'H+ Ave- RA 9944 Ralph Clemenls, Coniracfor F. F. Green, Cemenl' R. T. Sfaiion R. 6 FR 8-5360 3046 Crescenf Dr. RA 5l78 This Year and Every Year Hilltop Business Men' s Association Has S+ood for Everyrhing Thal' ls Good for Wesl' High School Communi'I'y Coopera'lion George Gusler, Manufac+urer 36l5 W. Broad Sl. RA 0946 Hague Avenue Service Sfaiion l7B3 N. Hague Ave. Hamilfon Food Marlrel' 2457 Sulliva nf Ava. RA I466 Dr. Paul V. Haugh'l, Denlisf 3I9l W. Broad S+. RA H65 Dr. F. L. Keiser Supf. Slale Hospilal for Feeble Minded l6l0 W. Broad Sl. RA Il9l Ken+'s Modern Marlxei 2787 Sullivan? Ave. RA 0BlB Dr. L. R. Leaman, Den+is+ 2757V1 W. Broad Sl. RA 3826 W. T. Lewis, Decorafor 474 Wilson Rd. RA 6903 Haunlz Marlrel , zslo w. amd S+. lI45 Lems 8' Noon Coal Co' N. Sylvan af Big 4 R. R. RA 32l3 Hmiop Bakery Dr. L. O. Linville, Opfomefrisl' 2425 W- B d 5'- 752' 2434 w. uma sf. RA 4836 Hllli0P Bank Long 8: Haldeman, Dry Cleaners 2374 W- Fwd Sl- 942' 2423 w. amd S+. RA ozoa Hillfop Furnilure Co. Mary Lou Beauly Salon 2365 W. Broad Si. 4l63 2755 W. Broad Sf. RA 072I Hillfop Plumbing Supply Co. Dr. G. T. Malhews, Physician 2333 w. uma S+. RA 4l09 27b0Vz W- Broad S+- RA lblb Himop Record Geo. W. Malson, Building Con+rac+or 2465 W. amid SL RA H25 B7 N. Warren Ave. RA 0656 . . . B. H. McConnell, Real Esfa'l'e Hullfop Recreahon, Bowling Alleys 2020 Sumvarn Ave. RA 5595 24I9 W. Broad Sf. RA OIZB Ed. McGurer, Aulo Repair H'lli0P R'd '9 AC 'de 'Y zo S. way... Ave. RA 2396 2547 Eakin Rd. RA 4509 Dr. E. E. McNamee, Chiropraclor Hilllop Van and Siorage 2543 Sullivanr Ave. RA 0892 2830 W. Broad Sf. RA lI07 Mechem Shoe Co. Han-rie+ Huff Beau+y Shoppe 2459 w. amd S+. RA 3347 .254 Sullwani Ave' RA lan Melvin Hardware and Painl' Co. L. W. Johnson, Elec. Confracior 240' W' B'o'd Si' RA 2424 bl Lawrence Ave. Hillfop Ska. Dr. J. W. Miles' Physician FR M346 2558 w. Broad S+. RA solo Jones Lumber 8: Coal Co. 5l N. Sylvan Ave. RA H09 Dr. C. O. Miller, Opfomelrisf 2484 W. Broad Si. RA 699l Wm. E. Jones, Real Esfale and Ins. 2765 W. Broad Sf. RA B43l Fred A. Miller, Shoe Repair 2586 Sullivan! Ave. One Hundred One One Hundred Two The Hilliop-A Communily of fhe Finesl Cilizens in fhe Sfafe Hilltop Business Meds Association S+ancls Ever Ready +o Serve This Communily Communi+y Coopera'I'ion Percy D. Miller, Service Sialion A' C' Skipper' Plumblng Y 2236 Sullivan? Ave. RA 58I3 C. 8: S. Dime SCfore 2578 Sullivan? Ave. I43 N. Burgess Ave. RA 244I E. L. Slripper, Plumbing BI N. Terrace Sl. RA 5845 Dr. R. J. Miller, Chiropracfor Donald F' Smllll' Allorney 2493 w. amd s+. RA 733I 2405V2 W- amd 5'- RA W5 W. L. Mimkin Hardware Soufhworfh Paulfry Marlzef mo W' had St ' RA ,904 lslo Sullivanf Ave. RA .990 Mane-S Pharmacy Waller J. Sfephens, Florisf M09 W' Broad S+' RA 0.07 6I2 Harrisburg Pilre RA IIO3 Murphy-S Service Shmon Thurman D. Sfefhem, Decorafor Wesfgaie and Broad Si. RA 0l7l 3205 Parkside Dr' RA 5239 Nafional Transfer Lines C' B' Slory' Dry Cleaning ms Sullivan? Ave. RA om W0 W- Nd Sf- RA 202' Tim Nolan Amusement Sunsef Cemeiery Associa1'ion .11 whi+.fh.m Ave. RA 9sao 6959 W- Bmd Sf- A M355 P. O. Box No. 456 Penfield Merkel 2147 Sullivanl Av.. RA ouoo Dr' Bmce T 'e'- D' N' 2725 W. Broad RA 32l2 Powell Ave. Poulfry Marlref , 5:2 s. Powell Ave. RA 9Il2 Weslgale Elecinc Shop 2655 W. Broad Sl. RA ll65 John Riepenhoff, Dry Cleaning zsao Sullivan? Ave. RA oezl We'l9 +e Gauge 2820 W. Broad Sf. RA l593 Rivoli Theaire 2359 w. amd s+. RA :asa Weslgmle Pl'a CY 3089 W. Broad Sf. RA OIB2 Russell Pharmacy , 2785 Sullivan? Ave. RA 5515 Wesl S'de Lumber C0- 340l W. Broad 5'l'. RA II88 Schmelzer's Resfauranf . ana w. Broad S+. RA om Wesl 5'de Molofs l350 W. Broad Sf. RA 99l2 Schwan Bros. Garage 1, zeoe Sullivanf Av.. RA :sos M056 W'l 's- l a Ce 258I Sfeele Ave. RA 0758 Seiller's, Inc. I 0 z4o4 w. Broad se. RA am W 9l'+5 Shoe ReP ' 2394 W. Broad Sf. Shank 8: Saunders, Real Esfafe R,,,+,l,, l,,,, Wrighf's Marlrel' 2459 W. Broad Sl. RA 4298 2300 Sullivanf Ave. RA OI73 Wylie S. Shroyer, Funeral Home Yosf Florisls 2553 W. Broad Sl. RA 5960 303 Belvidere Ave. RA 3l24 l- 1 li , xd1t 1 I L' i A 1 V W :I ' Al 1' - Q , wif 3 4 f I 9' ' X One Hundred Four JANUARY CLASS PROPHECY OF '44 Continued from page 28 On our way out we passed ELINORE MINER, secretary to the executive of the W. H. S. Broadcasting System, talking to JIM NICHOLS. While walking down Fifth Avenue we passed the famous Pierre DeKruil' Millinery Shop where we saw SUE ACRIESTI designing, and DOT AMBROSIA modeling famous creations, We stopped in The Black Magic Shop to purchase one of those heavenly creations concocted by RUTH BLACK, the famous designer and her assistant CLEO MAUREY. While helping BETTY NOEL and DONNA THOMAS choose dinner dresses for their 8th wedding anniversary, modeled by JUANITA GREENE and JACKIE KIENLE, we watched WILMA FOOTE model the latest nylon hose!!!! We were told that ALICE STONE was the head chemist at Do or Die Hospital and so we dashed right over to see her. NEIL MOVVREY, the heart throb of the hospital, showed us some of the interesting places, one of which was the surgery, where we found Doctors ROLAND FULLER and IOE GILL laboring over scalpel and sponge, aided by nurses BETTY SCHWENDER, BETTY LAIRD, DOT HEMMERLY, and IANELLE WALKER. Oh yes, the superintendent of the Hospital is WAYNE HUGHES. Last, but not least, I prophesy a well-earned rest for all the members of the faculty, after this January, I944, class passed through the portals of Ye Olde West High. As a parting favor to my genie, I bestow upon all of you happiness in your future. Signed, Apel Abraham Aladdin Uanice SuverD CONGRATULATKD6 -44 GRADUATES FROM A FRIEND MORRIEY RELIABLE JEvvELERs 114 N. High sf. G uine Regis? Fine Wafches, G Id K er d 'Keepsak D d R g J lySflg Disfincf C 1' J ly Enjoy Them Often Moores Q Ross lee Cream and Fruit lees Thejfre Real Food -., XXX DIRECTOR---JEANNE GILMORE STAGE SUPERVISOR---EVELYN HALL THE SENIOR CLASS PRODUCTION OF '44 The Ben Ratner Cot. Sporting Goods - Men's Wear - Arrow Shirts Tailoring - Bates Shoe Expert I63 N H gh S+ree+ AD 2500 Nex'I' I' Ih CI Ir Compliments of David Davies GENUINE BABY BEEF Just LIKE sou: - IT HAS NO susstutute PUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS Liles Laundry and Linen Supply AD I466 I009-IOI7 West Rich S+ MARSHALL PRINTING COMPANY 53 North High Sfreet, corner of Gay GRADUATION CARDS PRINTED IMMEDIATE SERVICE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS GIFTS - FOUNTAIN PENS ddS d CROGHAN NAME CARDS A Complefe Line Superior in' Maferial and Craffsmanship THE CROGHAN ENG. 81 PTG. COMPANY FREMONT, or-no The Baker Art Gallery Appreciaies fhe pafronage of Hn d 1' denfs of Wesi' High S h I d h f fh fhe same me f h h fh y h H lp d fo lr p bl f 0 I I2 EAST BROAD STREET Decorated Birthday and Wedding Cakes CLARKTS BAKERY 01V HER BIGGEST JIIB IS There has never been a time when the work of the tele- phone operator has been so important as today for there are more calls being placed than ever before. Most of them are the urgent calls of war. We need additional employees in our operating and other departments to till permanent positions. APPLY 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. ANY WEEK-DAY AT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 101 N. THIRD ST. TIIE 0lll0 BELL 'l'El.El'll0NE 170. firm died Tc n The Fourfeenfh Edi+ion of I'I'1e OCCIDENT is Again Bound in a Mollay Made Cover sgiwge' THE DAVID J. MQLLOY PLANT 2850 Nor'II1'Wes'Iern Avenue Chicago I8, Illinois 0 0 PAINTS WALLPAPER MIRRORS zszo w. BROAD STREET MA 5616 Q5 .35 3 s 1 ., i. 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DO YOU LIKE TO SEW? 9 Competent instructors will train you in power machine tailoring and you will be paid While learning. Daytime hours 7:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. No Saturday or Sunday work. You will receive a high minimum starting rate with exceptional opportunity for rapid advancement. Girls may enroll now, to begin work at the conclusion of the school year. Visit our Personnel Department at your convenience. THE LILLEY-AMES COMPANY LONG AND slxrl-I smears Fourteen JERRY SPEARS Funeral Service NEW STRAIGHT INVALID COACH Sympathetic Understanding Softens S0I'1'o1I ' o Complefely Remodeled Parlors, Wifh Ladies' Lounge On Second Floor Air Condifioned Throughoui' Chapel Organ lOrganisf Furnished Where H' ls Desiredl lnhalafor Squad Privafe Parking Space for Visifors 'ro Our Parlors Personnel and Facilifies 'lo Serve Pro+es+an+ or Cafholic Rifual STRAIGHT AMBULANCE and STRAIGHT HEARSE TERRY SPEARS One Hundred Fifteen MR. 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